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New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Crescent Bas|A esbali
Team Defeats Union

The Crescent Athletic Club basket
ball team won a closcsVictorY over the
Union College five in contest on the
formers Brooklyn court last night.
Of the first half, the Schenectady boys
led by to and they held tcuaciously
TO the lead until the last five minutes
of play.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Kopf Auto Salesman

shortstop Billy Kopf, of the world
champion Reds, thinks so we'll of Gin
cinnati that he wants to stay there all
the time. He has moved from New
Britain, Conn, to Porkopolis, having
accepted a position as salesman for an
automobile concern.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30

hard worked secretary of the local
club, gets ready to start for Jackson
vile and the sunny South each morn
ing only to be forced to postpone his
departure another day and clear out
his pigeon holes to file away new mat
ter bearing on the big war" with its
mass of injunctons, briefs, etc.
Harry is now planning to get away
tomorrow and look over the training
camp IN Dixie, but he will give no
odds on the possibility of his CARRYING
out the program
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30

Walter johnson and Clyde Milan are
the only players who have been with
the Washington team since 1907. John
son was lassoed in the wlds Of Idaho
by Cliff Blankenship. All he cost the
Senators was Blankenship's railway
fare to Idaho and return.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30

Fred Mitchell, of the Cubs. is look
ing for a right-handed hitting out
fielder. 1t is said he intends to part
company with "Dode" Paskert. Robert
son, Flack and Barber, his other garden
ers, are all left-handed hittcrs.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Bulky List
The Two Features

Any decision made must rest between features:
The victory of Jack Dempsey
The rise of the Cincinnati Redst world champions
These competitive play
There other carnival approach general interest
If had suggested this year Dempsey
would have Willard erogey and practically whipped
after the echoed loud and long
suggested December 3o 1918 that the Reds we're
on the winning the National pennant rendig
the American League champions title merry uproar
would have been S pronounced.
It's close Both absorbed the aten
ton of nation cutere the number of days
Both received far press than any weeks
orive along the 'front.'
or single oey affair the Dempsey uprising has the call
complete spectacular effect through revolt against
Fate is the cro"ning
he Survivors
More than entry knocked off and his cener
badly twisted through year. there were at least
Cobb The other Willie Hoppe This n bo ,oooao
Institutions They have ruled long that each taken
as matter Of course.
the Kramer and Kramer was derived M h
although few will admit the suneorjtv Of h @ m o OF MS
Cobb and Hoppe the sport Year after
year they lead by such that all annhlated
1t is something lead season But to lead
all competition is unusually keen for % i ~ @
after campaign for decade that happens to ony
a few within century of endeavor '
All Ruth Did
All Babe Ruth did make twentysix more home rms
than all his together ~ ~ ~ ~
70 make more home that Cobb vach tossed
To beat his closes rivals Sister, Walker by nineteen home
runs or by margin the old League record
Here pair of you Out of 91 baseh T Cobb
but only home The together ran nm ore +ho eo
base hl but only went for the full suunt statistic fre
quently has its battling aspects. N
There Presidential candidates. But the only one who
ever maintains high General Leonard Wood
a was star football player his youth at GEORGIA Tecb
proved to be one of tho greatest period We have had
tennis and golf performers House 60 f.r n
Fuckers OF merit have crashed classic portal
Among those who will upon 1919 with anv FOND 4
Jess "aro ana Joe Beckett The old
S 0u' II came pretty near spelling most of their
This is the yeare ahead-where 254 s57 drTo
confident they to strokes o
Is 1uil OF dreamers but the dufr leads long parade
ie ftlecs nave lost a04 the Rrt M on
mas yet accounted for the 0odd during this
' N N"'"'s '"iS depressing
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30

Crescent (24) Position Union go
Stoddard ............ r. F-......G Bruck~r
Heat ....,-...,... f., u. Rrucl>cr
McFigue. ......- .......... Jones
Nicklas. ........-... r. G............. Nudge
stSwsrt r; e. itlnaldi
Goals from field: Cresccni Stoddard /.
Lunden 3. McTtgue g. Stewart . Inion-
G. Brucker .. j. RrucAer .. Jones l.
toals from foul. Nichlas Stewart T. G..
Brucl<er 9. Referee-Brunn. Pratt Insti-
tue. Ylme OF. halNes--.n mlMMles
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30

Some demon statstician of the Mid
die West regrets the decadence of
modern swatting even in the teeth Of
Babe Ruth's ce-busting perform
ances Of the past season. He has gone
away back into the dope for one and
cites a game played at Newport, KY,
in 1887, when Harry Wright, playing
against the Holt Club. knocked seven
home runs over the fence in nine in
nings. The statistician, however,
neglects to mention the distance of
that particular fence from the home
plate. If Ruth could play on some Of
our bush league fields ne lid prac-
tically get a homer every ne he con-
nected with the ball.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30

new field of endeavor for our base
ball "hold-outs" is opening in the army.
ana as the country is now at peace
perhaps some of the disgruntled ones
may avail themselves of the haven.
The United States army is anxious
to recruit lot Of high class ball
players for duty in the Panama Canal
Zone. The game within the last few
years has caught on wonderfully we'll
and is such a soothing influence to the
populace that it is planned to pro.
mote a preteftious league Of army
players.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30

M 'hetes nave lost 904 the years But no ono
period. ~ ~ '''s Was depressing
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Clubs Send Out Contract.

The two New York clubs and Brook
iyn have all mailed out the 1920 con-
tracts. The form of contract adopted
a as result OF the litigation with the
Federal League provides a stipulated
portion of the yearly salary as an
option on the services of player for
the following year.
1t is necessary to exercise this option
on or before December 81. where
contracts are not mailed it is neces-
sary to forward to players a notice of
desire for renewal. Most major league
clubs make one job of the whole thing
" dispensing with the renewal notices
and mailing the contracts direct. This
ne GIANTS, Yankees and Dodgers have
cone.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30

inns the yearthe one just aheadwhee 2,354657 buffers are
cohndeht they
is full of dreamer but the leads the lone naaaa W w
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30

Among those who will upon 1919 with anv fond ~
are Jess Willard and Joe Beckett year NAV have done M
others, put 1T came pretty spelling of fun
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-16

WANTED-Two boys, 16 years of age to act as uSherS- Apply Manager Office. Breed Theatre aug12d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-16
Six Cent. a Line of Six words.
WANTED-MiseslIanseus

sWANTED-Sept. 1st, by small Amer ican family, no children, cottage or tenement; rent reasonable Address Box 91, this office. aug16STh
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-16
If you want a comfortable car to ride in call up JOHN M. PILLAR, 21 Tanning Ave, Norwich. Dodge closed serv. ice car. Phone 152-12
FOR SALE-1orses

FOR SALE-Bay horse, weigh 1900. will work single or double. w. J. Der nier, Tel. 61-4, Danielson. Conn. aug16d FOR sALE-Good horse. will sell cheap, have no use for him, or will exchange for new milch COW. Joe Koslovski, 1S3 w. Main St. aug15d [ FOR SALE-CoIt one year old, at reasonable price. NJ. Adelman, Yantic. Conn. aug15d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-16
5. cent. 2 IIn. ol sI. wora..
MUSIC
THE sANFORD MUSIC GLASS, Plnin

THE SANFORD MUSIC CLASS, Plain field. Coma, cor. Man st. and Rnilroad Ave. Fall term begins Sept. 2d. Piano, Vocal. Harmony Terms. f5c an hour. Two subjects may be taken without extra charge. There are 1J NeelEs in a quarter. At the beginning of each quarter. in addition to the lesson, thcre is a payment of $2.25. which covers all t-ose o4 material and all class dues. IT no lessons are missed for weeks, the 18th is a free. or "premium.' lesson, and counts on the honGr roll The clas Us examined and graded once. year by graduate of the
 NEW ENGLAND OBSERVATORY.
 Mss Sanford is member Of the Philadelphia M. T. A.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-16
Six cents 2 Line Of six words.
LosT AND FouNc


 LOST or stolen, Thursday. a brown pin seal purse. Reward and no qucs- tions asked if returned to Auditorium Hotel auE16d LOST-At Storrs college. a side cur tain for Dodge car. Write George E. Bartholomew, Danielson, Conn. augf6d LOST-July a0. a string of rough to Room 1os, Thayer Bldg. augl6d LosT-wednesday ladys black pat ent leather bag. on West Town St or Plain Hf1l road. Liberal reward, Phone 462-2, Norwich. C. A. Fellows. aug15d WANTED Gentleman who took wrong hat which is marked R. L. F.. communicate with Phone 1S1-3. auE15d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-16
TWENTY HEAD OF HOGS

One large brood SOW, Chester White (been bred), , young sows, Chester White (due to farrow by date of sale . . young sows. Berkshires Gail have been bred); 1 full blooded Berkshire boar (nine months old). fat shoats Narge enough for markeD eight acre field of Eureka ensilage corn. 10 acres of field corn.
 If said day should prove stormy. sale will take place next fair week day. A
 O. H. MAINE. owner.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-16
AUCTION
HARLEs S. BROWN. Auction,
 AUCTION

will sell at public sale, at my farm in Ledyard, Conn, seven miles iron Norwich. on the Norwich and Westerl.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-16
FOR SALE

ONE PAIR OF TEN TON FAIR BANKS SCALES, ALL IN PERFECT CONDITION.
 JOHN A. MORGAN & SON
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-16

ROOM wanted in private place state price. Address Box POS, P. O. c. S., Norwich. aug16d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-16

WANTED-In Massachusetts mills, near Providence, frame spinners, night work; good work, good pay, steady em ployment; must be over IS years of age. Address Mass, care of Bulletin.
 augI5d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-16

YOU CAN GET a good position if you attend Norwich Commercial School. aug15d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-16
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. AT i COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Ledyzrd. within and for the District of Ledysrd- on the 14th day of August. A. D. 1s1e-
 Present = SAMUEL E. HOLDRIDGE. Jgase-
 Estate of Eneas NJ. Gray. late of Ledyzrd. in said District, deceased. Ordered. That the Administrator with the will annexed cite the creditors of said deceased to bring in their claims against said estate within six months from this date by posting q notice to that effect. together with a copy of this order. on the signpost nearest to the place where said deceased last dWelt. and in the same Town, and by publishing the 1ame once in news paper having | circulation in said Dis trict. and rake return to this Court The above ana foregoing is a true copy Of record
 Attest
 SAMUEL 2. HOLDRIDGE.
 Judge. N0TICE-All creditors of said de- ceased are hereby notified to present their claims against said estate to the undersigned at Norwich. Conn. R. D. No G. within the time limited in the bove and foregoing order. PAMELA F. MACKENZIE GRAY. Administratrix with the will annexed. zug16d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-16
THURSDAY. AUG. 2sTH, 1919,
 at 10 o'clock a. m.. NINETY HEAD OF CATTLE.

Seven young milking cows, several young cows (due to freshen soon), sev- eral fat cows, also a number to fresh- en late this fall: 1 pair three year old steers twell brokenJ; 1 pair two year old Holstein steers (partly broken) several pair of yearftng Holstein steers, high grade Ayrshire bulls com ing two years old; nice Holstein bulls: 1 Holstein bull eight months old (registered), 1j calves, 20 large growthy two year old heifers Gall have been bred). p yearling heifers (mostly Holsteins).
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-16
LOCAL SHOWERS TODAY AND
 PROBABLY TOMORROW
six Gents . Line .f s.. words.
WANTE D-M ale

WANTED-At once, by the month
 two farmhands: steady work, good wages Apply Norwich Tallow Co.,, or Phone T. B. Brigham. 1854. New Lon don .auE15d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-16

MARRY if lonely; for results, try me; best and most successful Home Maker" hundreds rich wish marriage soon; strictly confidential: most relia- ble: years experience; descriptions free The Successful Club" Mrs. Ball, Box 5o6. Oakland, Calif. aug9S
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26


ran tunteniiesia fasapnminen; iiIl1
jollemme lima fasapo, min me ma.
bennpmme. Ga. jos Min fGppi, min
'lonfeomilen lpaaro on tielIG. SGrs
.fea Oh t1m1 fnSapominen Sumalon
naltofunnnn tpontefemiieenfin NIB
ben. SillG oinoastoan iiIloin fun
me alinomao armon ia panbursfau.
ben tintemiiesia elamme ia iiirG
fastpamme, moinmle iiiben tlintemI;.
Teen toiiiafin iobbattaa, min ettG rs.
fottontia tiilee iaatetlitii usfoon ia
bengelliieSid pimepoeSiG oletpia toe.
oetptii Siimalan ibmeeIIiieen pa-
loon. SentGbSen olfoon tGmG mel.
o1nfin rutoufiernme iet1 itieemme ct
I'd toiiiin iisfopiin nGboenl Sierra,
onparra anmoii niille, iotfa iimit
tlintepdt ia iinun panburstouteii
oifeomieliiillel @omen.
IS. Miettinen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26

&orfeat bintat odput niinle ai'
foino oIleet gbopsnpoltain Spooepar-
tementisia abferien tutfimliflien a.
LATINA. Sanottlt mirasto on loo.
nut ielpille, ettd ritofatofparain tpd.
bittGisbimot iaaiputtiwot forfeim'
mon buippunia joulufuts'o 1918.
Sommifluisio ia belmifltuSla ne JONI
fun merron aleniapat, mrttta maalis-
ia bubtiflritsio idGleen tobolipat.
&oboenfpmmenen faboen tarfetm-
MAN ruofotaporan Dbteisbinta oil
fltbtifuusio 1918 ia So ~prolenttia
forfeampi FUN bltbtifuusia 1913.
Sunnetlln Gears, &oebucf u So:n
Iiiffeen iobtaia Srilins &olenipalo
mafuuttoa, eta elinturpeioen binrot
eip6t trIe ianottoipasti alenemaan
toistaiiefii. Samao mo-
frutteIee mposfin Gbicagon Sirst
geationol 8onfin marajobtoja Sobn
s. &rnplo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26

0btena iDpnG, iofa ioa aifaan
acknowledgements @merifnsia, mai
nitiee Y~bopspoltain Spooeparte.
mentti ammatilIiien Observation-Disclosures
..on iobtoia Glapton len pliutteelli-
Iuiloen tpooloiemne idrjestdmiiesid,
iofa jGtt11 ilturet joufot tpomiebiG
fpfenemGttomifii ammattitp0bon ill
loinfin finn taitomia ammattitp0lGilid
fi7eosti appiioiiiin. %an ma.nlt-
fee ~eitmertfin1 fuinfa erGs l1noen
@ngIonnin roltatie tardpitii 1sfet.
tain 1916 rnutatien fonetpol1ist1 ia
pbtQ monesta Observation-Disclosures
lGbettGmGstd tnrioffaosta moi otton
tpobon ainoastaan foline. Surfeinta
tGsiG topoufiesin on, ianoo Mtr glap
ton, ie, eta melfein iotainen noista
1853 oliii bppin mGbGiiellG barioi.
tufiella moit1i mnlmiStao fpfenefpGf-
ii iellaiieen tpobon, fiten lie rauto.
item mirnnomainen, jofo miebiG oil
tutfimaslo, oil fertonlit.
SGmmoista tapobtiu iofa pGipG
folltta toto Mmerifon. Onto min OIL
len ibmetelt@pG, ettG tpptpm1tto-
mppttG ON olemasio2 Mifii emine
tetiii noista miebistG, iotfa mt o.
pot ainoastaon bampoina rattuasia,
miebiG, iotta fdptt1mGt noitu rattai-
ia?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26

- Sc icitta ettG iotam1enotosia
tGptpp folmosoia miebista bplidtd
liian fepeinG, on antanlit niltta
apoltbtia lille taniallista terpeptta
e~oistGfpGlle liiffeelle, iota poraifoa
Sopasio. 2iiffeen atlantic
BET upat rpbtpneet Dbteistoimintootl
opettajien, monbempoin D.. MI. olioa
barroStupien fonsio. Sarfottufleno
on perustoo teripepsfliibeio, lepittaa
firiolliinutto ia eoistGd taifin to-
uoin DleistG te%rpepttd feboittumalla
oifon rultan ia ruumiinbarioititflen
fGpttGmiieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26
apanfelilmia on fiireellG piet6wd e
teenpGin ettd faiffi iaatananpiito-
mot ibmisraiitat pddiiiimdt ibanoon
warmuuteen ij1iippsoiioisto.

Seeius OIL ianonilt: Sofa on
ipGb6si1 usfollinen, ie on mposfin
paliosia ~usfollnen" j. II. e. Tdmdn
iaanrme fofea iofapdim1i-
iesiG eldmdsiamme. Sos iofu boi-
taa pientG tointaan usfolliiesti ia
moimme bGnet buoletta
usfoa iiompaanfin aiiaan. sc taas
iota on bubleton pienisid aiioisia,
on feIpoton ilturempiinfin tebtd-
min.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26

= SbmiiiIld uieinfin on tapana
t%oilella f6oeIl6 ontaa toiiella t6Sel-
ID beti ottoa tafaiiin. @iitta -Sii.
ianoo Eaaiuoli: San Ell ole
min" ia "ei". Scum MT Sierra ia.
moo eta me olemme lunostettt toi-
marten, Min oiio on borju-
motta min.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26
K~irkkokMntafnthe 2l:$td
v~uoSikokouxSesta


SGm1n ipuotinen firf~ollisfotoltf-
femme oil ebfG luurimpio, mitI
meill1 on oIlait. &irffofuman pap.
peia oil lGSnG IL, folportpeeja 3,
ieminoorin oppiloita 5 ia ~eoitstajia
al, joista fotli ebusti itlenaiiiG ;en-
rafltntid.
&ofous alfoi Sinlapionin firfosia
IS p. flo 1 jpp. past. SoloIen pi.
tGm1[lG faarnalIo Matt. 7:1-12
joboaIlo. Sanat tunfipat ipSGmiin
moimqniiesti fuin Sitmalan nio-
let ber1ttGen tobelliiuutta fatiele-
maan.'
8oltofiriot tarfaStettiin ia itie-
n1isten ieitraflntien couStojiIle
mponnettiin ~pltbeoifelis, mlitta Ell I'D,
nestpsoiferltta. Sattuposti blto-
mautettiin, ettd jos itiendiiille
mponnetGGn iomot oifeltoet, min Ell
firffofltntaon fullllminen merfitie
mit1Gn.
airfoLlisfofoufien fumottapatii
tai bptpGfipttGnGfii tilotiin firfol-
IiSiobtofunnon ~toimenpioe eroittoes.
liam past. Suusfoien toistailefli
firffoflinnasta. Iliasto ipntDi mil
foSta, aimonpo fiibfoiioa fesfuste.
lilo. Soiiet mGittiip1t jobtofunnan
tebneen mGGrin, maitta toilet taos to.
oiStiipot iobtofunnon o~inoaStaan
ponnteen tGptGntoon eoelliSten fir.
follisfofousten tefenlGt p1otnflet.
&oiffien tGptpi oinnfin nGem1iiesti
mpontGG, ettG pleiStG iobtoa ia jdr-
iestpSt1 on norbotettntpo. Sltaon
mennesiG eli oiiosto pdastp titIofiiin,
joten ie iGtettiin ieurootpaan oar
mum. Sofu feboitti, eta pom fu.
liiesio fufin etiiii SitmoIalta rat
faiilia. @rGGn eoustaian flrtltn
fititenfin oripelepon: "Snfobon ie
Sltmalo DomioroIlo?"
Selronpina p6itpind pGGtettiin
fofoltsto pit1G nlioriIon baalilla,
fosfapo ie of tiloiuampi ia naiiet
olimat iinne polmistoneet ruofaillin.
SGlfeen iIIalliien oil firfosia mie-
Ia b%ousfojo betfiG aiitliitoen eipan.
felirmin fultloSio. Soarnofipat
pastorit &anfilo ia nrpiIoinen.
10 p. aIfoi fotoitfien iatfaminen
loitloutolIo g. f. 3t2 ia post. Soa-
fonon iobtamalla rufoufiella ia put
bella Sob. 15:16-17 iobboIIa.
@mitamien pitbemltoroien jGIfeen
pddtettiin fesfen iGGnpt Sliiisfoien
eroittamisaiio bleiiell1 GGnestpfiel-
Id. Sobtofunnon toimenpiteen bp.
mGtipi 30, iitd mastoan of 20, io-
ten past. S%uustonen tili ebelleen
tirttotiinnosta eroitetitii.
Seminaorin m1piifertomufiia iaet
hin ia past. Solonen ieIosti iemi-
marin toimintae, y. nj. Seminaa'
rimme iobtoion, post. Saloien nut
teran ia menestpfIellbien tpOn hin.
m1stufiefii nonstiin faifin ieiio.
moan.
Seminaarin robostonboitaio, past
&iiotIaIainen, eiitti tilitDtlen ra'
boista. SuIojo oil olliit miipte
mionno $t8t2.2t, menoio 1887
80, fosia 274.3t; ilofietpien me,
noien fasio, iofa on oLlltt erittdin
$50. so, tosia foitfioon $350.S1.
SiIintorfastoiitii poIittiin ". &opro
ia S. Soafano, iotfa bitomoiipat
ne oifeifii. @obostonboitoia on
boitonit mirfonia erinomaiiesti
mitto ennen faitfeo on Sumolm iiai-
no,is oIIiit ieminooriIlomrne, iilld,
frten post. @iiotialainen funoi, tar.
nitii b6nen uiein oinoostoon ojen-
too fGteniG roboo apustooncttamoon.
Seminoorin jobtofinto ilmoitti
100000 talon ostetin ieminoorin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26

re AIM OF TIL NEWSPAPER
To help preserv, he ideals and
red traditions of lis. our adopt.
country, the UNI ed States OF
,erica: To revere its laws n
pire others to respect and obey
m: To strive increasingly to
,cken the public's sense OF CIVIC
": In all ways to aid in making
! country greater and better than
: found it.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26
@ifafausfirja Carp On, 10

= @ifofausfirjo Garrp On, Iota
juIfoIee gbopstpaltain Sotaapaen
glilGGfdrin @irosto, %torjoiitiiii barit
fimaon tietoja iotdhpdesid olletstd
fobofiiin iolttirneista miebistd. Wi-
roIIiiesIa tieoonannosia ionotoan M.
M:
sos Garrp On moi anttaa teifa
etiiesiGnne tietoja faoonneista loft
l%aistonne, Min IGbettGfGd t%ieoiiste'-
lunne. sc lGbetetddn faiffiin ioi'
roalojulfaiiuibin, iotfa len jultatle'
mat. @bfenpd iofii ioiroalasia OLE
pista potiloisto moi muistao Iofo'
fin SotilnaStonne."
Oioite: "Gorrp On Wsagoolne,
Office Sureeon General, II. Q.
armp, @oibington, @. o."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26
Roomattl iortoo ettd nsfomis

Roomattlt iortoo eta usfomls'
ia on gpba Senfi toia%poolIiien pertr'
non mofiiuteno eli ponttino. wdfd
iirnottu Ioboutisl sos Siinola on
oiettumut mofuutenia tufoo Ne
iioiieen fumioon pdaiemiiemme. VI
srmoIo naet petd lirpurtiionla; San
ieiioo ianoicnia ia lrppoiisterlo fofo'
no.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26
MMOITUSHINNAT

Kuolonilmoitukset ristin, raamin j.
hden varsyn kanssa SLIPS, kahden
xrsyn kanssa $1.50. Jos useampia
arsyja h~alutaan, On 25c lisattava
Iultakin varsylta. Kiitoslauseista on
sattava &c jokaiselta sanalta, jotka
alutaan julkaistavaksi kuolonilmoi-
lksen yhteydessa. = Syntyma-, kin
.us- ia Observation-Disclosures
iaksayat &c jokaiselta sanalta kerta
,Ikaistuna. Observation-Disclosures 1c
Al alta kerralta ia &c kolme kertaa
tlkaistuna, Satunnaisilta iln...ux-
lta zee paistatuumalta. Satunnai-
a ilmoituksia tulee rahan seurata
ukana. NSeisovat ilmoitukset sopi-
uksen mukaan,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26

GoanpoIi futiuu ormoa lnifll
ei fuitenfoor- nuuto ole fiiin
I'm ia 6Greton ormo ia mapalis,
meiIla on &ristnfiesia Scout
!. - 2ittber.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26

= @a~ponfeliumi omaa meioGn e.
nme taiwoolliien mopoueen. poi-
ia oi1tlutoen &ristufieslo bas-
ipntiG, f~llolentoo ia belwctti1.
g. &tirtpinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26

I Sbmiien omotiinto fupostiiit
poiempiirteisid. sos nGet ben'
!, jofa bpfpin mieleIIaan polaa
In ia iomoan oiiaan, bdnella
nosti on fubteita tiiobon aiiaan.
| iImaiiee iefG bpmd ettd pobo
Iiinto itieni1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26

geiin on Ills &ristus pbta baa-
Iafi ia ipopous, ipnti ia pon'
fitolema ia eldma; iilla
i iiten, ett6 bGn iorli lain ippt-
ipnnin tuomita ia fioleman
ii itieniG, bdwitti ban lain, tio'
j ipnnin, fufisti fuoleman, mani
,fautti ia pelasti minlin. =
Ter.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26

Sitmolon lopiioifeiis on mar
a perustufiella: ie Iep1d @olgo-
! fopintotpon borjamattomalla
pno. aiotteIeban oiioo tar-
Itin; jos ie riippuiii iinnn htn'
Iistoii, iiniin rlttoufiistaii tai
i'm, iofn on iiniiIIe ominaista,
Ito roiibaniieIIa mielelld mennd
moanl Mtittta MT fiiulun &ao-
sfo, ettd Iiinostiis on i%ionfaif'
ia meib1n Siimolan lopieii-
e tdmGn mitfaon iidinen. aii.
N1ITei y,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26

GaapaIi ionoo: SOTO mi.
he tai w%aItpomme, Min me o.
Ie .Serron omot". Sdstd met
hindfin @oowoli oil niitd mie.
ollie Siimolon dpopoa ormo of
tliniit. 81 n6et futaon moi
ionoo euei ortiris 9oritio noe.
ole ieItpinnpt. Sentofio e.