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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-14

Mrs. J. Lacey, Dennis Lacey. Chas.
Duggan and Pete o'Connor are in the
county seat looking after business
interests from Merrill
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c, Graft were
among yesterdays arrivals In Klam-
ath Falls, They are registered at
the Hotel Han from Alsoma.
Bruce Lupton was a passenger this
morning on the train >for Wilbur
Springs. California. where he expects
to remain for the next month.
Mrs. John Lowery who came In
from Doris to hear the Christian
Science lecture by DR.. Tut last eyen-
ing. left for her home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Shepherd re-
turned last night from Roseburg.
where they have been for the past
week visiting Mrs. Shepherds par
ents.
G. wv. Offield. president of the
Klamath Irrigation District Is among
the County seat visitors today from
Merrill He is guest at the Hotel
Hall. r
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Hutto are down
for brief visit In klamath Falls
from Modoc Point. Mr.. Hutto has
charge Of the indian experimental
farm at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. W, d. Miller. were
passengers this morning on the train
for San Francisco. They expect to
spend the next week on matters OF
business and pleasure.
Mrs. Carrie A. Gearity who has
been in the city for the last three
days in the interest Of the Florence
Crittenton Refuge Home at Portland.
left on the train this morning Tor
Medford.
A large group OF School boys were
at the depot this morning to say
farewell to Miss Laura Hammer and
Mrs. Dale Richards. their teachers
who have given up their, work here
and are leaving the city.
Miss Laura Hammer. who has been
instructor in mathematics at the
klamath County High School for the
past two years and who has given up
her work here to go to France as in.
structor for the refugee children. left
on the train this morning for Phila-
delphia. where she will take course
of training for this service.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-14
NEW MILLINERY SHOP TO oPE

NEW MILLINERY SHOP TO OPEN
Mrs. W. J. harrington, formerly of
St. Paul, has leased the Bond Studio,
5l9 Main street. and will run an up
to-date millinery store and beauty
parlor. After visit here last sum-
mer with her sister, Mrs. Jesse Bailey,
she was interested in klamath Falls.
Mrs. Harrington has been for several
years with the leading millinery
houses in the East She will open
March 1st. with full line of Eastern
millinery. The store will be known
as the Partisan Millinery. 1t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-14

As winter begins to be little res-
tive on the lap OF spring. some peo-
pie are getting more interested in the
National League than In the League
OF Nations.--Columbia State.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-14

Hines announces he's going to car
ry out the policies of McAdoo. Fine.
Carry 'em out. and for goodness sake
don't bring 'em back.-Knoxville
Journal and Tribune
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-14

See Charles s. Hood. Klamath
Agency, the real estate agent. He
will write your contracts and )ther
legal papers. 12-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-14
Do Not Discard Your Broken
Castings

We have with us Mr.. Carl Schu-
bert. who has just returned from the
service of the United States. with new
and up-to-date methods in acetylene
welding. Mr.. Schubert has an Al
classification from the war depart
ment, so that In soliciting your work
we feel we can guarantee satisfac-
tion. Give us q trial.
CENTRAL GARAGE,
12-6t 422 Klamath Ave.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-14

See Charles s. Hood. Klamath
Agency for health and accident iG-
surance. 12-tl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-14

Get a standard policy from tho
ChilcOte 4 Smith agency. -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-20
II N v 1 r A R E

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
ciltufa ,,Mihaiu Viteazuls' din
Follansbee, w. Va. are onoare a
invita- pc toti fratii Romini din
loc 81 din jur a lua parte La Pc
treeerea fmpremata Gu dams, ca
re Sc va tinea Simbata seara, 22
Nov. 1919. in hala Exner. din
Penn Street, Follansbee, w, Ma.
fnceputul la orele $50 p. m.
Pretuf de intrare: Ddmnii 80
cent?, damele gratis.
MlMica ,.Ardeleana" din Mar
tins Ferry, Ohio. va distra onora-
tai public Gu, cele mai frunoase
arii de dams 81 cintece nationaae.
Suprasoltiri Sc primesc Gu marc
multumita 81 Sc vor ciiita pc Gale
ziaristica.
Spermd ca onoratele societatl
din jur,. asemenea 81 toti fratii Ro-
mini din loc 81 din jur, ne vor da
tot sprijinul posibil, participind
intr' m nHlnar cit Sc poate de ma
re la aceasta petrecere. pima La re-
vcdere am ranlas saiutindu-va cu
frateasca dfagoste.
In numele societatii ,,Mihai vi
teazul's din Follansbee, w. Va, I:
Comitetul aranjator.
N. B. Toti membrii apartina-
tori societatii .,Mihai Viteazsl"
sunt rugati ac in 30 de zile de Ia
data petrecerei sa-si plateasca ii
catul de itrare, la caz contrar vor
fl exclusi dim sinul societatii. A
ceia care aocniesS in altc orase sd
nu astepte alte instiintari.
(72-73)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-20
DIN FUGA CONDEIULU|.

Tn domn. in etate de 25 ami
sa casatoreste cu doamna in =
tate de 62 81 Gu conditia ca pima
la moarte, nevestica sal dea .
pensie de $4,000 pc. an. Da-
ca nu-i monstruozitate, oare nu
poate fl calmfcat: DemorAlizare !?
Dina Frances Dexter. din Ber-
kelley, California, a incercat sa-si
puma capit zilelor prin streang.
IAN volt Sc vad numai .daca
doare," a zis dina Dexter politis-
tului care a taiat funia pc cind
hncepuse sa scoata limba, dupa ce
si-a VENT in fire. Am fost a.
tit de suprins de respunsul Ell,
zis politistul, ,,ca am uitat so
intreb daca o doare. - Cam asa
ceva facut 81 un Romin din Go
veland. bind otrava, sa vaza ce
eject face.
Carl Daum. care a fost ales, per
ceptor in MaCysville, Ohio, numai
Gu majoritate de un vot, deela-
IA ca nu primeste functia. = Tn
lexemplu denim de imitat in cazuri
Ianaloage.
Lucr1lri demns de stiut 81 a.
casa: Profesorii Universitari dir
|Statele Unite au un salariu mai
l1nic ca lln muncitor care cara
|feare inrosite Gu roaba, sau ca un
mecanic de Ia eailes ferate.. r
Margareta Meske din Martins
Ferry, in etate de % AMI dispa
rut de-acasa. Parintii sunt desc
|iati. - Nh Sc pierde.
D-ra Maria Dressler, artista CO.
mediana, zis la Clubul femeilor
din Cleveland ca ,,au trecllt zilele
acele cind locul femeii era acasa.
All locul femeii in lume." -,
Noroc ca femeile carl nu sunt CO.
medicine, nu sc gindesc Sd faea
aceasta comedie. Ce s ar alege de
cmteeul: Home! Sweet Home e.
Tn correspondent de ziare din
Washington zice ca in Statele u
mite sunt cincisprezece ziare IT,
parite in linba romina carl sunt
bolseviste. MOI, pc cit stim in ia
ra aceasta apar numai sapte ziare
in limba romina. = Sc yede trea-
ba ca correspondence vede dllblu.
Defect sau effect de pc timpul ra-
sb0iului, 81 in ,,tOate'' numai boil
sevism. pc cind sGntem siguri ca
n "a cetit nici unul din e,e.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-20

led sa casatorit Gu nevasta la1il
Ange Ilue, i'll Canton, China In
19l7. 1nainte de aceasta a trait
I'm New York, iar dnpa cas6tol.iel
drtors din non in acest onas
Isl a deschis un restaurant in stra-
da Bayard.
Tn curiild dupa ce aJuns in
New York, nevasta la parasit, si
dupa cum spune barbatul, a mers+
sa traiasca Gu alt proprietar de
restaurant, Gu nllmele ing Low,
Sc 1neaca la porunca spiritului.
Aukland, N. z. I'm fata trj-.
bumalullli din acest oras s'a per-
tractat un process in care cuatul
spiritualism1llli a j,lcat un rol i'm.
portant: cauzifld sinuciderea glnsi
fete. Prietena sinucisei Pearl Bur.
ke. a fost acuzata ca a ajutat 81
yindemnat pc cealalta sa Sc 81
sinucida. Sinucisa sc cheama Je-
ssie West.
Jessie West dupa ce a luat
parte Ia mai multe idtruniri spi-
rituale, a tinut la urma sedinta
spiritualista Gu Pearl Burke. Gu
aceasta ocazie aparilt spiritul
lui Frederick Potts, un ON care
mnrit acum trei luni de zile, 81
GU care Jessie West avea relatii
de dragoste, 81 a spus ca nu Sc
poate odhni fara ea. Fata atnnci
decis sd Sc inece. Pearl Burke a
insotit-o in noaptea aceia pima Ia
apa. Aci Jessie West s'a desbra-
cat, dat hainele prietenei eli 81
intrat in apa, Gu ilcetul pima a
'dispafut.
Judecatorul a mtrebat pc Pearl
Burke de ce a lasat-o sd Sc niece,
lar aceasta a faspuns: ,,Nu am
putut ca sa nu ascult ordinul We
nit direct din tara spiritelor. Acea
sat ar fl fost un pacat."
Fata a fosf achitata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-20
INFORNAIlUN|

Tulburarile grevistilor. - Gle
veland. - Un ON a fost impusca
Isl alti trei raniti in o tulburare j.
|erevistilor, in jurul fabricilor de
otel.
Prima cearta q incepnt lingi
fabrica American Steel and Wire
Co. la Newburg. Sc spune ca patru
camioane in care an esit din fabri-
cd lucratorii au fost< sburataritI
Gu petrii de o multime cam de o
|suta de peFsoane.
Gel cinci sguarzi de pc eamioa-
me au inceput Sc impnste, ranind
IA genunche pc Iosn Borca. Rama
'acesfuia afost 1egata de IN medic
din apropiere, adresa aui ma se
'ytie.
Serifnl Joseph Ball fmpreunx
~ gnerzii Wolterz u Joseph an
es1eat n faJa losuiii, insa totuls
s's Hl}it
ektin RovtoYcim 81 Martin
oy1 llacrxtori III Upecn
|pt oa VI tot lbatuti grayl
Ie doglxaesi sIe grevisti Be cfnd
asol - jaltfe ln fabficS.
] ! II 1S y ~ ~ ~; Y 49, at:oa. xsa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-20
Orator inchis intr 'un vagon-re.

frigerator. Ortonville, MINI.
Ernest Lundeen, fost deputat,
era sa vorbeasca in teatrul din a
cest oras contrasLigei Natimilor,
insa a fost prins de catra membrii
unui post local al Legiltnei Ameri
cane, a fost dus pima la drumul
de fer, unde Ian bagat 81 inchis
intr 'un vagon-refrigerator.
Trenul tocmai atunci Sc gaia de
plecare Gel de la tren n'au vazut
cind hmdeen a fost pus in wagon.
fost dus pima la Appleton, unde
pazitorii de pc tren au auzit stri-
gate din wagon. Lundeen a fost
eliberat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-20
Wilson ia baie de scare. :

Wilson ia baie de scare. - Wa
shington. = Presedintele Wilson
a fost scos afara pc un scaun Gu
reate, a fost dtls in gradina de la
Casa Alba. unde stat un oare
care timp la scare.
Aceasta e de prima oara ca pa
raseste Casa Alba de c1nd s'a In
tors din calatoria lui din vest.
Ac eli care an yazut pc presedin-
tele spune ca pare vessel.
Ruthemberg iberat. Cleye-
Sand. = Charles e. Ruthemberg,
fostpl fruntas al socialistilor din
Cleveland, fost liberat prim or
dinul dat de catra Judecatorul
Cull iuriulni dc -aduce un ver-
dict de nevinotatie 1ui Ruthem-
berg care fogt acuzat cd q alta
cat pc poiftisf1 kobert Kshn IA
prima Main.. &c
Cum Sc faci ca gainile Sc QUA
multi. Cambridge - La cole
giul Wellesley -Ee intrebuinteaza
lumina elctrieaa Ga Sc faea ca gal
nile Sc Qua mai multe oua
Fetele de la Wellesley manin
ca multe QUA. astfel ca colegiul u
re 1000 gaini. Aeestea nu au pn-
tut QUA mdeajuns pima cind nu a
fost introdus sistemul electric de
a le-face Sc QUA.
o casatorie Americana. Los
Angeles. In o casa retrasa, fa-
cindn-si singuri minaArea, in apro-
pierre de Oak Knoll, Pasadena
Dina Henry C..Tinker Arnold in
etate de 62 de AMI 81 Noel T. Ar
mold, barbatul Ell in etate de 25,
care spre a luA in casatorie pc
Dina Tinker, prisueste $4,000 a.
nual.
Eli au f0st cImunatis in San
Frsncisco la 25 etombrie, In mr.
ma divortului se esres Arpoaa ia
obtirut de la a'sotia lui din Neva
da. Neyasta este v9dnva lui Hen
ry G. Tinker, lln boestan din New
York. ,,Dragost intre ei 3 IN
ceput in Augusta Ga, unde Dina
Tinker are casa 1oarte frumoa-
sa. Ea Sc ialters66 foarte multi de
viata care 0 duce soldatii care.
stationau acolo, aei intilnit pc
Arnold.
Luptele Gu tanfh al inceput "a
Mexico. M4xieo City. 81
Toreo, faimoas arenS din Mexi-
co City, urde rsedori se luptaI
Gu taurii salbatici 4 fost ieri dn-
pa ameazi desgliisx haptelor. De
cibd acest spof ost iterzis ds
catra districtnl deFal prin or
dinn1 Ia; Garrait acaIm trei AMI.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-07
Ourr MARmED ru'rY YENns.
b Captain Grny~on Sp'nd- Most oi
life la Tribal Work

uui uAptA1n Grny-nn Sp-nd- Most "
Zee Ihfc In Tribal Work
PINK EIiFAULA, Aug Captain
WodcaAh Grayson and Mrs Brayson
with Vt celebrated their hftieth wedding
gladiodvermry Captain Orayzon II
cate u OF the Greeks, having been np.
was fsgnd to that puHitiun two years
In amoI President wilson.
vases Of a years Captain and Mrs.
At 1850 a have liVedin the same
ior noriq EufRula. They lived In the
pelhg rtHoiVune four years httcr their
'utvnie lhA ana fhen moved 90 Eugula
IN har"ld lNey have lived ever since
oEarha ThSrpyson vaa treasurer of
sun OF oArh hRtion Tor number Of
nal 70 mhloh was member of the
nh4 peeh hH' Nrrlora OF the DrreRa lu
lehuehl OF HcNai days and was secrc-
y1ul. 'vpul,,'l International council "
was anna nv q time For 80 years
.nr.t .t uoul. l.sn.p the Creeks IN Wash.
} iriapS. rer5S W." ,SS Se soWife have four chil-
,t,' '.oa, 80 nn, ,pdchildrrn ard four
~ tI"oUN nav pu'Nren The children
"'' "O"'' ayson. Major W
Glare. the little y 7"'o'N ana "''
and Mrs v /. -
tained party of frief -. H..
afternoon In her humposWveu w.. '."l s,
"A
white tones prevailed ~, 'n''' 'n'' vn.'" ,.''
enjoyed one being thFAon anu l'up-
fmall pink hearts, a prot NOV 'on,', u
ing offered ~ trophy | "',H''" Nv.
who found the largest i eloNh. Nul
these love tokens Theh "ul Hlo'
table radiated lovclineHs A. y" nav
cake all aglow with liEhtt,, slHp'"llhh
held IN rose Guns and HinEltNnv' N''
rilcks Of silver ana CryH'alt anu lh''
lnrrc taprrs I'm The yolory -" '"hvI y
and cake proved the ideal ~ 'N ,Ne
mont Tor lhis merry grOup uf'ah '' H"'
his were served heart shaped
Little Miss Clbde was rrrtI.
with many gifts which VIII stHnoI '
remind her OF this day ~ "a pI'iIN
Mr.. and Mrs y l. Stccnrc
pcct 20 leave In few days for
tor trip 20 Wichita. Kan. whrryNn
viii visit relatives and Join thI lN
De daughter Fern who has "
vwnnNlW.. tas.FNap A..s. fNaYa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-07
WHILE IN JAIL MONEY
IS GIVEN TO ANOTHER
u. n. Iilppm Make Bond nud ilnda
some OIhcr Man Collected
Ili4 5000
WAS HELD ON TWO CHARGES
criminal Libel - Claimed Said &"
Un,r Detained Character ~
Two Frr-nuH.

r. 70 IH.un r...N.| 'uw 'Nr
count. u| uu S. .uN bond N.IN.H
alg morning HN... H. YH. wIH.
lrII Co. rrf 1890 .HH.ru" uf .'.'u.'..
lIbu. found uH obtaining h" ''.'
dom n.. f.Wr UH. Imu,. "h'.'..
him huI collected 5000 .u IH.'.''
none, u.H.# ..Ur N.w 'F u
widowed munuI 100 .HH.u.I N."
IIWpm claim. NII Boo WN Iur.l II"
TY.Ht. lrW IrrrHIr uN... hu $50.
vuruur. ny l pt. telephone ''H
telling him lhpf hH vliD w'H .,h
md that when Iu arrived hero Nr
VIA Immediately placed under ''
ira'
As soon 1H he Wa arrested N' l'1
written fu hIh mother HbnH '"'
money hr Hnid. and ViH '"I 'hH'
shr Wan sruding him 600. Nh.n
De went Ip Dullert the money '.'w
tho postofUrr. ha found thhf some
one elise had already caanoi me-
monay orders although hormtnIE' ID
tn establish his Identity and collect
tho muuuy 1rlin.
Finpiu was brought tn Tulsa 200
answer two charges uf criminal lh'.
preferred against him by uiH wife
Lillian Uuhcr4 FlIppiu. ana her
brother. Huury Roberta. Tho lu'uf
matlou states that I1lpplu Hrut IHf
tiers tn the mprr'ufU ndrut NJ The
Midland valley railroad yards. where
Roberts was working d,fpmIur ihr
teharacter ~ both the man ana bis
sister
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-07
No More Delayed Car
SerUice Due To Lack of
POWer, insult Says

Electric Rus VIII whirr again
ana Tulsa street railway cars VIII
run Apalu Thursday morning with
FUN power on. according 20 D.. W
Insult prcNdcut " tho Public scry-
lgc corporation Low water IN
the Arkln.ps river hos had
ru'bGr ~ DO with the slopaug of
povcr iurIur the last few DAYS.
Insult said. and the reason FOR
electric power going uff WIS q
BROKEN valve IN pipe 40 the com
u1uy.v uuNor plant
A new valve has already been
Installed auG electric current wlIl
run along rho wires as though
nothing had happened. p"i'.' ,I'nN
will give up walking and ride 10
work ana ,'c,'r" fans viii nINh
ou despite rhy low water in 'ne
Arkau.pa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-07

No~t Tulsa Carng,~-u. Norrhcr West Tulsa
lruks Auto Co.
Right WAY Gnrng,--J y. Hogan OwnssO
spcrp Garage a supply Cu.--~pcuy,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-07
TELEPHONE COMPANY MEN
CHANGE THEIR LOCATIONS

A. MALEsTEH. Aun g H. Elmer
q Speaker. FOR DIX years manager NJ
ffhe Pioneer Telephone company
hero. has been transferred tu pKmu'
lEec II was announced iuAN Tie
will be- succeeded hy Joe liIrgluH
tof hugo Both mon arc ruInE Goo
\ placcH regarded aa 800 advance of
their present iohH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-07

Two battles. lpIn or lh" diamond
bur each bearing great importance.
urr being Wur.d. one los between On"
major and minor leagues the o'hcf
raa the Sow York American league
rrb owners nrrlvst against Hrrsi-
dent johnson NJ that circuit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. F l.. Stccnr
pcct 90 leave In a few days FOR
tor trip 20 Wichita. Kan. whoi
viii visit relatives and Join m
De daughter, Fern. who hai
spending vacation dayu there
will return after a short visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Steonrod are nI
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-02
ERI ALOILTA
@iitus.fabmne f%iirtnmimem

Mooop fertoo, eta cr1Gsi6 TO
~foufiesia imuiiban i1fGs mics nouii
ia ianoi: "Olen aiumlt
Nhiv:no-faoullo, mutta biljattain o.
len muiittanut oiumaan &iitos-fo-
bulle". Sa banen fasmonia loisti-
mat.
Niirina-fa0ullo oiuu firjanoppi-
nut ia fariiealainen, iotfa nupiie-
mat, ettG Seeilis oftaa mastoan Inn
tiiiG. SiellG aiiiu mDos manbem-
pi wcIi, oria ia fofo Ssmnclin jouf-
fofunta. SIetfo lind iiellG9 =
3otio tusfien Seeiusta ristinpuullal
Sind buomaat, miten Siintala tefi
meistG firotuista montursfaito it,
nliiiG ia iiIloin pdaiet &iitos-f aoul-
le uiumaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-02
Gafii t%arluittiin

Sfotlantiloiielta fplpttiin ferron
fuinfa ntoiltn tormittiin bGnen fGGn-
npttGmiiefleen. "&afii", ianoi bGn.
"&afii. fuinfo Min? Gifo Sitmala
tebnnt faiffea2" GaiffimoItios ia
mind fGGnnptti minut", mofrnitti
bGn, "WfinG tein, minfG moin it'd
postoan, mlitta &aiffilpnltios tefi
minfd moi len bpmdfii ia bGn of
meittoia".
SGlIoiiin jiluri me olemme! &l1i-
tenfin fersfltit moni paranmlfles-
taan ia iaornaa toiiille: "Sinun pi.
tGG, pit1G, pitGGl" Wlitto firfosio
I've meiiaamnt bartaasti: "Sabtom-
mefin turmeltitnlit faiff' on Ianfee-
mifieSta".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-02

la ei end ipntM ole. 8aifcsia me
olemmc ipntiiid, ipobesiamme ia
mlffuisiamme, notwithstanding ia
fiittaesi1mme, firfosia ia fotono, e
laman pGiipin6 ia fuoleman betfel-
Ia. Yaitta finn me tieoGnme ipnti-
ipptemme ioipitetufii @oleotan poi
man1, min me lpapoinn lapiino s.
ian tobtoa nouoatamme, maiffa lie
Min perdti wajawoiiesti fan.
Satfetaon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-02
Nain fairaat fenraaiuat

"glnna nina otan i%alipaii, plien
naatteii pIIeni", ianoi m~atflstaia
Stdmaan %paimenelle, NINA fiitiiin
Iampaito ia fation, eimGtfo ne ie,i-
raa minia".
SGn meni, flItiui pbtG lammasto:
"Mina, @innl" Wlltta fen fiililtii,
aan fofo lauma jiiofii pofoon. Gil
loin ianoi mics paimenelIe: "@ifo
pfiifG1n niiStd iei1raa mimta?"
"&pa1 jotfrt ieitraonot", ionoi Poi
men, iairaat lampoot ieltroamoi
poifta fetG".
Sannnjiilistdia, ellet ole oiteasio
lubteesia Slfdn 9oian faitto, min
eiipGt p~aronnetiit lompaat, I. o. ar
mpIapiet, flntle ftnlia. See pofene-
mot, ipoiffa fltinfo bpmin poimen-
1GntG matfiiitl
Sonmfrulija, ellet oiao perfeleen
ia Sumolan efponfeliumia eroittao
toiiiStoon, moon faiffi on pbtd b.
mod, oIetpa iilloin fairas lammas,
potemasio maoroIliiinto toittia. See
iufien meri moi fitolinbaomaii pa-
rantna.
Werfilliiet oipat ientGbben See
iitfien ianot: "Minl1n lompooni
fuitleipot minirn 1Gneni".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-02
MlaspGin f~atiumincn

@r1s mics nGfi into, eta b1i1
oil toilpoaslc ia iloitii i1iltresti ettG
oil mi6boinfin pGGsipt iinne. slffia
tiili jofu bGnen Iiiofieen ia ianoi:
"Sitle, NINA nGntGn iinulle jo-
tninl"
San mel b1net alas mlureille ia
ionoi. "&otio alosp1in, mitG nGet?"
"MtinG nGen iongeti pimeGn mooil
man.
&otio tiinnetfo ien9"
800, tGmG on Ne mooilmo, jos
ia nina olen tullnt".
~Neit1 Met iielI19"
"eSybmiiet opot iofeito iielIa; me,
net otpot ipipppoen reiinolla".
"8iipptfos Ills tGGGI1 ia nalitit
toiwoasto, mai menetfo mieId betfi-
iefii moan p11lle ia pulpit ibmiiiIle
tGstG mooilmosta?
SGmG mics oli burStas iananpol-
peIija, mitta oil fpll6stpnpt. toi-
meenio ia toiiuoi itIeIleniG fiioIe-
moo.
Sinnolla Ills tebfGGnme tpotG
fenfinG joIoisiomme ie olttiiis, min
tx ro,,ho,, cn,oufpIi,tui nufool
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-02
Tulee I~ronwoodiin

Yhdistyneitten tohtorien Spe-
sialisti saapuu Curry hotelliin
keskiviikoksi lokak. Is p. 1919,
viipyen vain yhden paivan ia
ottaen sairaita vastaan s%anottu-
ma paivana klo 9 APP. klo 6 ip.
Hanelta saa tietoja ia paran-
nustapoja, jotka perustuvat tu-
hansiin koettuihin tapauksiin.
P~ALVELUSTA TARJOTAAN
PAA
Yhdistyneet tohtoreitten jar
jest0 on kokoonpantu ammatti-
miehista kunkin taudin alalla,
ia parantavat he eri t~auteja IL
man leikkausta. Vatsa, hermo-,
sydan- ynna monet muut pit
kallliset taudit parannetaan.
Monen vuoden kokemus.
"VERET0N KIRURGIA"
Monet karsivat sairautta six
81 ettei heilla ole tilaisuutta
kayda spesialistien luona. Yh-
distyneet laakarit ovat ratkais-
sect pullman siten eta etevat
spesialistit menevat eri paikoil-
lie ia antavat tarpeellisia neu-
voja.. Tule sis heidan puheil-
leen; Sc eli maksa mitaan. Ala
muistele mita laakarisi ovat tau
distasi sanoneet. Naineet mai
set tulkoot miehineen ia pie
nemmat vanhempiensa kanssa
MILWAUKEE,, WIS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-02
airjc nnorille erdGstd tGrfeGstG
niiasta
airi. Sauna @oiita

81, Iopieni, jos MIND poiiin Of
fem iptpGIle ipodmeeii poinoo To-
mGn ibonan obieen: "tumaliyiiis
on torpeellinen foifisio oiioisio" =
torpeelIinen iinin ber16mGsiG rof.
fous-eI1mGsidiifin, torpeeIlinen IL
nun onnelIeii. Inno fen iiis obioto
oiotusteii, fanoieii ia tefoieii Iootii
ia i%uirntol Gnno fen baibouttou
p6Gr1 Iunous, anna fen puboistao,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-12-18

in the third quarter, when Hansen
went over for the first touchdown.
Hill made the other on an error.
It was muddy and wet and many of
the players got dirty before the game
was over. This, of course, kept them
from playing so well but a good idea
was gotten of both teams. The Juniors
had the most pep and spirit and tho
lighter, gained at will throu gh the
line and around ends. Hill was par
ticularly good at this. Wilson also
gained ground on off tackle plays
while Hansen, at quarter, went pretty
good.
Mcdowell, at quarter for the SEN
iors, kept his team together well, and
kimbrue gained ground around ends
At times. Neither bacdield was ex-
ceptionally fast but they both kept at
it all the time.
This week sometime the sophs and
the Juniors play for the championship
of the school and it is going to be
some scrap.