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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
Letters To The Herald



Editor FL Pas0 Herald.
am very much interested in the
work Of the Associated Charities OF
y Paso. There Is no organization
IN this city that ] know OF that gives
ne kind OF quick help the Associated
Charities gives.
In spite Of the fact that I am now
engaged in a canvass which means
much 70 me and 20 my church, the
collection Of my conference report
and balance OF more than $500 due
me on salary, some OF my time shall
90 20 help the canvass for funds
70 make Up the $4,000 asked for in
the approaching campaign.
I hope that every negro church
congregation and lodge viii make a
donation TO the fund. While the
lodges do give some assistance to
their members and the churches do
give some help TO their members and
sometimes TO a stranger, ] am in
position TO know that ehe Associated
Charities Of Fl Paso has helped more
needy negro people in this city than
all OF the churches and lodges put to-
gether. II. A. Wells,
Pastor Visitors Chapel, A. n E.
Church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
TOURIST TRAVEL IS HEAVY
TO ARIZONA AND COAST

Reports at the railroad ticket Of
flee, as well as crowds at the union
station, indicate that traffic is IN
usually heavy TO California and Ari-
IONA
Many persons, on account Of the
cold weather in the east and north
have already gone to winter resorts
Yuma and Phoenix. ARK, have crowds
o. tourists and all houses in the
vicinity Of Pomona are said to 30
rented.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
90. 60. -

Liver liTens up. bile flows freely
n-aa-aene, hiliousness. tongue-frr.
stomach-s0urness dfssuues- --Ha- m
Alng NeW Life Pills get IN her
natural comfortable action
E4rgaliFes. never pleasantly cor
receive sometimes habft-forr'Irr
should not Be taken 10 rack the svs-
L5ln violently. Natures way IS the
gently but firmly funcrionine the
bowels. eliminating the Intestine
c-ogginE waste and prompting che
most gratifying results. Cleanse ire
system with them and know the boon
q regular bowels 25c At al drug
gists.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
Sprays and Local BB-
pIiGatiOn VIII Not
Cure GatarTh

Don't deceive yourself. II By TIE
persistent use OF sprays, fouchez
salFes and other local applications
you have stopped the discharEe from
your nose ard throat The trouble
WI return IN more aggravated
It IS said that the glands OF III.
nose ana throat act as an -emaresncv
plug Tor the human sewage system -
that when the kidneys. skin and lunEs
are unable 20 properly dispose OF some
OF the impurities that collect in
those organs. such Impurities are
thrown out through the glands OF the
nose and throat
Head colds. due TO exposure. must
nor pc confused with that chronic
aggravated condition OF the nose ana
throat traceable 70 impure blood
The best way 20 relieve this con-
dltlon or clronic catarrh is BY cleans
ing the blood Of al the Impurities thst
nave collected In the system. There IS
no better treatment than p1ourh-s
rrescriptlon C-l223. the great blood
purifier This reliable alternative pre-
scrlptlon trea tnent correccs the I'M
pure state OF the blood. gives the tis-
sues an opportunity 20 exercise their
normal functions and results IN the
relief OF the catarrhal condition so
dangerous 20 good health.
To secure the best results IN TAX
ing Plough's Prescription C-2223. the
liver should be made active and Tire
bowels regular 2223 Liver Pills ara
recommended especially for this pur-
pose These pills do nos sicizen or
Eripe- One PHI Is a dose and only
three need be taken a week 20 keen
the liver and bowels IL a healthy
condition
Plough's Prescription C-z221 can be
supplied you BY any good druggist
in large bottles for $50. the pills Tor
Use; or the 222S Laboratory. Memphis.
Tenn. VII mail both postpaid on re-
ceipr OF sl-T5. Samples OF the Liver
Pills and leaflet regarding Plough's
without charge on receipt OF the clip
ping with name and address.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
CIVIL SERVICE ANNOUNCES
NINE EUUCATTONAI EVANS

The civil service commission has
announced nine educational examine
ions 10 be held by the local civil SER
Ilce BOARD az the zone supply office.
Campbell and Mills streets. Decem Der
] 10 6.
me examination covers practically
an skilled labor on automobiles en-
ployed in motor transport. general de-
pot Camp Boyd, and all skilled me
cnanics employed on canvas. shoes
ana clothing machines and general
~ ecnanlcs al the deputy zone supply
Once Fl Paso- The secretary Of the
board is located in the office OF the
deputy zone supply officer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
CHEST CLOCCEDUP
WITH HEAVY COLD?
Don't give Il a chance to assI IN
Use Dr.. Kings New Discovery.

IT hat dangerous stage where a
cole or cough OF case OF grippe
might get the better Of you 80
Do nearer than you think Prompt
action with Dr. Kings New Discover
win avert a long siege.
For fifty years It has 1ooseued con
gested chests. dIssipatsd tight-paeksd
phlegm- broken vicious colds and
coughs Give it 70 the younEstsrs-
take It yourself There VII be no dis
agreeable after-effects
soe and $50 a bottle. At your
druggists
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
Walter Reese Sinking;
Condition Is Critical

J. Walter Reese. city detective cap
tain who was internally Injured and
sustained a fractured skull TWO weeks
ago when his automobile turned
over, is sinking at Hotel Dieu. ac-
cording 10 attendants there A re-
port late Monday vas TO the effect
that his condition is critical For a
time il was believed Reese would re-
cover owing 20 his wonderful display
OF vitality.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
RabS
BOLSheUiSn1 In
Pulpit Sunday
Rev. George w. Mccall
Assails Radical Ele-
ment IN Nation.

Opening Sunday with half a hun
dred church workers attending a
sunrise prayer meeting. the Central
Baptist church began its drive to
raise $4,000 as the congregation's
quota in the rs million campaign be
ing launched by southern Baptists,
Sunday.
Sunday afternoon the church had
1s teams OF five each. covering the
city in automobiles to interview
Baptists and obtain pledges and
subscriptions TO the drive. At the
morning services Of the church. Rev
George w. Mccall reviewed the his
tory OF the denomination. telling what
had been accomplished in the past
and what fases the church in re-
construction Of tho nation. He said
the Baptist faith vas now next 10
largest in the Omitted States and that
the war had brought new freedom
Of religious thinking-
B0lsheVism and radicalism were
severely denounced Mr. Mccall said
leaders OF radical thought who will
fully throw millions Of people with
out fuel bringing sickness and actual
suffering, deserve fiat denunciation
Of every straight thinking and law
loving citizen OF America
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
A. AND M. OF TEXAS WINS
STOCK JUDGING CONTEST

Chicago, III, Dec. Texas A. and
II won the students judging contest
sition. which opened Saturday at the
stockyards with record breaking at
enhance and exhibits it was an
nounced today Texas A. and N.
scored 4l19, while the University OF
Nebraska team had 4103. Kansas
state Agricultural college finished
Iowa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
boys STORY CAUSES ARREST
OF MAN At CARNIVAL. GRnT


George Mitchell. 10 years old. who
lives with his parents at the Palace
hotel, appeared before police captain
J. D. Thompson Sunday afternoon
with tale which has resulted in the
arrest Of one man.
Mitchell said he was at the carnival
grounds. Overland and Durango
streets, when four men approached
him and asked where they might bay
a pistol The boy said they told HIM
they wanted to rob a store on South
Ell Paso street, where they told him a
quantity Of gold was on display.
Capt Thompson went TO the carui-
val grounds with the boy, who point
ed out a man as one Of the four. The
man admitted that he had been IN FL
Paso but a few days and merely
laughed at the charge the boy made
against him. He IS held, however, for
Investigation in regard to the story.
The man denied that he had three
companions and refused TO give his
name.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
AdmiraI' Rig 20
Mans Destroyer
For dAnnXn&iO
Fiume Excited as Poet
Commander Purposes
toOccupy Sebenico.

Belgrade. Dec. l-Great activity
prevails at Fiume. A destroyer left
there Saturday. presumably for cara,
according 10 the servian press bureau
The merchant vessel Adria followed
with 1000 shock troops.
Reports from Fiume stated that
admiral" Rizzo. commander Of the
D'Annunzio fleet there. has gone on
board a destroyer and purposes oe-
cupying Sebenico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
la TOILETTE. URGES FURTHER
U. S. CONTROL OF RAILROADS

Washington. D. C. Dec Assert
ing that government ownership Of
railroad Is logical and Inevitable
senator La Toilette. Republican. Of
Wisconsin, in a minority report on
the Cummins railroad bill. urges that
the roads be retained under federal
operation for an experimental period
OF at least five years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
The strong Withstand The Winter
Cold Better Than The Weak

Old people who are feeble ano
younger people who are weak. viii be
strengthened and enabled % go
through the cold weather BY taxing
GROVES TASTELESS call TONIC
which IS simply IRON and QuINlNE
suspended in syrup. So pleasant even
children like IT, You can soon feel its
Strengthening. Invigoratlng Effect
Price 60c.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01

Marie Ivonoff. formerly a captain
in the Russia Women's Legion OF
Death" is now nurse in the
Rumanian Mission OF the American
Red Cross. Miss Ivonoff was In
charge OF Russian machine gun
company for 10 months and carries
shrapnel wounds in her checks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
VIII Send 400 Words
a Minute bv Wireless

CAYvILLE. n 2. Dec 1.-Ap-
- paratus for sending 800 to 900
words a minute by wireless is
to be Installed soon ar the naval
radio station here. It was an
uounced today
The present speed OF wireless
at the Sayviile station IS 10
words a minute. Ordinary con-
versation seldom exceeds . 200
words per minute. Some cable
sending machines do 100.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
Find Woman s
Body TANNED
In old Trunk
Believed That Of Maud
Tabor, Michigan Girl
Missing 3 Years.

Lawton, Mich Dec. damned
Into a decaylng trunk which was con
ceslsd under a pile Of shingles in the
cellar Of her home, the body Of a
woman. believed 10 have been Maud
Tabor. missing about three years. was
found yesterday by her sister, Flor
ence Tabor Critchiow. The missing
girl was the daughter Of the late
Lester Tabor, prominent attorney,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
Ell PAsO PATROLMEN KILL
Iln DOC on nnEEnW STILL

lid DII u UIII7I1-| /. I'LL
A mad dog which created some
disturbance in the neighborhood Of
1919 North Oregon street. was killed
by patrolmen A. A. Funk and Grover
Hall Sunday afternoon. The animal
was owned By Mrs. Elmo Trum bell.
AIRS. TrumbelI noticed that the ami
NAL had a froth around its mouth
and was rushing wildly about the
place and confined 81 in q barn. where
The patrolmen shot 81 TIE dog did
- attempt to bits anyons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01

Tex-La-Homa Co. TO drill 1s wells
on the adjoining sections.
Gulf Production Co. well drilling
near by. now reported as good well
and on Bull Bayou sand-Red Rive
Parish.
Whenever you hear Of fortune
made in oil. you find IL is IN leases
Get in on the ground floor while
prices are To-.
II a big well comes in close fc
either OF thest as we expect &c Wiz
this land viii be worth $40 900 an
acre First money gets them.
WESTER~ OIL LAND EXCHANGE
Phone $500. 401 Two Republics Bldg.
Ell Paso. Texas.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
SIS Share

RE. stock il now selling nj s1-25 n
share. Dee. 3 IL win be $50 a share.
Dee. - It VIII be s. share and on
MP a. production Increases WORT
it-priee Of RE. stock f. based or
merit and actual values II win never
sell for less than original price
RE. f. not a promoters scheme, g.
o. not an adv-rtisinE svhlrlwind. II f.
not brokers play -hinE. II is q
Legitimate business enterprise, it's
merchandise oil production, reflning
and marketing, ever growing and In
creasinE in value one company al
ways, no matter how much acreage.
how many wells or how much pre-
auction Frequent dividends all your
life. Hold all the stock you have
buy all you can, for RES first
dividend in February f. almost Ger
tain TO exceed the combined dividends
OF any four new oil concerns pre-
scented IN Fl PasO. RE. e. a square
deal. Nearly 1000 acres in proven
pools. one well now prcS1clnE 1-sOG
barrels, five aore wells drilling
three wells near the sands contracts
signed for IS more wells ten acres
On Homer Field and three wells being
contracted for on this holding. TIE
greatest and safest OIL Investment
ever Offered You Not sold By brokers
Buy direct from the company. Now
fI-25 share, par 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
Homer Lease Acres
S485 Per Acre,

Big companies drilling all around
it. Close to big production. Land
IL miles away sold recently at $4,000
an acre-Claiborne Parish
Bull Bayou Lease-4O
Acres $3.50 Per Acre.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1919-05-29
To Subscribers

The lapse of time since our
last issue, has brought about,
necessarily, many changes with
our subscribers. We ask them
all to notify us of any change in
address made since our last issue.
OF course some will be forever
lost, but this We cannot help. We
have gone TO considerable ex.
pense to maintain the office dur.
ing the period of suspension, and
will do all now within our power
to see that every subscriber gets
the paper for all the time paid
for. We are now with you, we
hope, To stay for some time aud
will certainly appreciate old.
time courtesies.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1919-05-29
Cash for Produce

Clay City has always felt the
need of a cash market for pro-
duce. The old exchange bust
ness of produce for goods at the
store is thing of the past so far
as this burg is concerned. The
merchant had always have rather
sold goods for cash than produce,
and often would give more goods
for a dollar In currency than a
dollar in produce. He is not
now so EN- barassed. Geo. s.
Ware who conducts produce
and feed store in this city has re.
lieved the merchant of the trou-
BILE of handling produce just TO
accommodate his customers who
have it to sell. See Mr.. Wares
advertisement in The Times this
week, and take him produce
where you can receive the cash
for it. Then trade at all the
stores in town if you want 10,
and not have to take up all your
produce at one store whether
you want TO or not.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1919-05-29
Thanks.

The home weather man tells
us this is black berry winter. the
last one scheduled for the season,
and that it will break up next
Thursday night, the 20, with frost
to make good the prophecy that
it will frost the same date in
Maythat it Numbered in Februa-
ry. 1t Numbered February 20.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1919-05-29
A Parents Best Gift to Son or
Daughter

Is a course of Bookkeeping,
Shorthand and Typewriting at
the Lexington Business Univer-
sity.
Thousands of young men and
women attribute their success to
this old and Influential institution
among whom are many of our sue
cessful citizens. It's graduates Sc
cures the highest salaried positions.
Special inducements to soldiers and
sailors.
For circulars and particulars ad
dress, Wilbur r. Smith, Lex
ington, Ky.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1919-05-29

Mrs. Williams has large and
varied stock of goods to select
your needs from. Just now she
is Offering some extra bargains TO
her customers. Read about them
in this weeks advertisement. Ii
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1919-05-29

pays to advertise but pays better
10 read the advertisements in
The Times.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1919-05-29

uo"h V'ct Suiludy Win feidtiNts.
Misses Lula Johnson and Helen
Vollmer we're in Lexington Tues.
day shopping.
Mrs. M. Rose has returned from
visit to her sons, Thomas and
Allen Rose at Irvine.
Waiter Smethers, Of Dayton,
Ohio, is here for few days. Wis.
it with relatives and friends.
Harry Curry moved this week
to Winchester. Mr.. Curry is q
good citizen whom we regret to
lose.
Mr.. Rix, of the Berea Citizen,
in company with Mr.. X. f. Har-
ris, of Vaughn's Mill, called to
see us Wednesday.
Judge l.. F. Mann, of Elka.
tawa, was In the city Sunday with
old friends and attending the
Sunday School Convention.
The Times has received lot
Of new type suitable for display
advertising or job work. We
are ready for both, give US your
order.
II. f. Christopher and .Shelt
Mckinney two successful farm.
ers of Spout Spring, were trans.
acting business in the city
Wednesday.
| We hope to see all former cor
respondents of the Times send in
their communications as former
ly as we desire to again print
news from all parts of the
county.
L. j. Wright and son, Frank,
of Fayette county, are here on
business to remain until Monday.
| jeff says they are wet in Fayette
and greatly behind with corn
planting.
Mrs. Laura Carr, who has been
with her children, Claude Carr
and Mrs. l.. &. Christopher, at
Miami, Tex, for the past sever
al months, returned this week to
be with relatives in'this county.
Don't forget you will need a
pretty summer hat to wear or
take with you on that special
visit. And a cute little boudoir
cap to breakfast in.
Mrs. Fannie w. Williams.
Long before we were forced to
close down the paper last May,
we were unable to handle your
job work on account of shortage
of help in the shop. We have
help now and want the WORK, so
send it in.
DIR. A. Easter came up from
Winchester Tuesday and spent.
few days with relatives. We
are always glad to have the Doc
tor with us, and proud to know
that be still claims Powell coun-
ty as his home.
w. A. Berry and family who
spent the winter in Ashland,
have returned TO their home at
West Bend. Mr.. Berry was in
the city today and reports labor
in his community scarcer than
ever known to him before. He
says this is not only handicap
ping farm work, but the road
work in that section as we'll.
| wish you all knew the many
different articles We carry for
men and boys. Suits, Under.
wear, Raincoats and Overcoats,
Hats, Caps, Shoes in leather, kid
aud canvas, Sox, Ties, Shirts,
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1919-05-29

Lee County has turned 10000
barrels Of oil into the pipe line
the past two weeks.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-12
Matfatppercita halntaan

Mllefirioittunut OH iaanlt eritoi.
rem flrtiun f1poG fatlomnSia Sacf.
lepsEbelpS- 0onnell Com ibdnaa
ia iuomnlaiiista ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mGfi rifasta NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Nbelpiis6G, 8iS., ia tutlua nouoat-
toofieni olen pG1tt1npt tebbG motfan
YbdpIiin perjontaina, tGm1n telG.
finn Ii p1im6nd.
NiitG faniaIaiiia Spompoooisia ia
pmpGristoll1, iotfo aifGpot l1bitu-
lepaiiunloeSIa ostaa itlelleen maotn
maampillelpSt1 mnrten, feboittniiin
tulemaan maufouni futI umnun nadia
mazda. 2Gbto tnpoBtluu bllumenna
periantaiiltana flo $3.50 Gbicago
Nortb @estern aiGnulta, Srompoo-
oistu. Yerill1 oIlaan luuantaioamll-
no flo 8, ipten oliii oifaa iboilla ia
tnrfuStellu tGtG leutua iunruntaiDin
flo Z illnllo, jolloin ldboet1an pa
llrlrmnttalle ia ollum tutaiiin mao
nnntoiaomtma flo 1880.
Wutfalippu Srompoooista Sbelp-
hin moflaa moin $50 ebestafai-
lin. Witutoin mitoopStlliii matfasta
mirfistdmG ia nnptintorifas betfi
taifiQe m1tfaantuliiotlle.
Wntfolle nitomot nohpat ilnloit-
tnlttita perjnntaiiltonn iaaffa, ollie.
firioittaneeIle, Iuttalm firiapainos-
ia, mieliumntin tlloin feIlo 10.
Sipom. Sdcflep Ybelps- 8onneH
So. ntpp title muonio eifd iilld ole
pbt1Gn olinmiestd.
Otto WnSiinen
Mliamies @reenin moille
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-12
Supea6GGt

Surlepn Meaonpilleri, Oeferin ia
Sinflepn fpIGl1iiet p%lldtt1npdf1d, Iult-
rena purapeno tllimut bellrrntoipui'
mGn iltono feiGf. s p. 1919 lltof-
femme, fottoihpot popo1n roipttlemtl'
la berfuilla ia toiapat IpodmeIlemme
falliita, mllistofIijGGpi1 labioia. Wer
q. &uortine1 pitt plp6een tltlonla
ioboostu ia mtt1 itidltdd apioliitto.
elGlnG j. II. e. 8ltbe of oiiallinen ia
onioitiee fiitofIep. Scr $. Stltrfool
iobti loltllto ia iitlbaner piti pl1been
ii1ti festGhuGstG bGGp1ihpGstG ]. II. e.
2GmphnGfii j1i matistonulue tetstG ia
ppippGfii, CT ie futou ftin Iluntt
tlnllesia.
&iitos ia mielG fiitos
China ia Sobon @ustaf 'glbonen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-12
40 ecferin mautila mpptamama

Spp1 tilaiilnts Mile, iotta oudt
nitoneet acknowledgement Ndatila
mpptGlpGnG lGbella SurIerd, isis,
oinoastaan 2 mnilin Gnrp fniapon-
roillc pGin 20 eefferid "fliinattlld"
beinGmoato ia fnrmoutlesio tnrlpit-
tuauat follt. Sinta OIL u~inoastaun
5000 oolIario, iosto plbolet fifteen
ia lopitt bppiH1 ebooillo. 2GbempiG
tictoio untoa Wrs Sauna Sanoboln
20 Gorp lufeiiilln.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-12
Slmpitns

Seminaariloinen u. &opro ia ".
SasIell lGbtitp1t tiistaina tefemddn
lpbpen f~iertunlutfan 8isfomiinin
moltiosIo. AifOput f1po1 Nortb
gorfisio, Iorengoso ia @uSbbrrn'
isIo Sunnuntaino Is p. otpat be
Srlulesio ia tiistainu II y. Mtaples
ia. SieltG be iutfnopat matfaanio
Nurmii6npele tirtfofunnan plroiitos
foufieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-12
Snlntaam betil

$50 perbett1 bnlutoan mnomuil.
jelptIelle. g6oin 200 perbeelle on
i1rjestettD niumotointa maotu, So
100 eeferin aloille miten ostajat ba-
lltalpat. Sinnot naibtelee $500
$4,000 bolloriin eefert; belppoa a.
tputa. Waot i%iioiiee eniten gsblono
Goumtp'isln, 8isooniinisin, &auto-
~tiepbtion malta, @oImiita fnrneia
oiifli ia aipon oilttltita on notn so
perbeelle, 40-t60 eferin tiGoia. 31
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-12

wulmiit fnrmit OH monesia eri
Gorntisio. Sieoustelfaa aiapan beti
poiffa itielIenme.
so. 6. Sprjdldn, &eal @state &
Sniurance,
221 6. Wc2eoo. otpe
Srompooo, Wicbigan
=. .. NooreSs Dor 101
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-12
WRhntafp6na

B~iioenfpmmenen eeterin farmi
iota iiiaitiee 2 MALTA pobjoifeen
fpl1stGmnte. Spp1 toIo, nametta ia
iuarastobuonc. Wpos taitfi moan.
miljelpsfolut, lebmiG ia betuoncn.
Sarmillo OH 10 eeferid faspomao
maple" meti11.
3piptGG
S. 2e5enore'lt1
Dor AZ Surlep, isis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-12
MnatGlu9nG

M~pptGp1nd 100 eeferi6 muutu
Srompoob tomnibipisiG &c. 8. "a
~ 7.4S g. &ange 40. SG-
ma mloo on lGbell1 Superior jariped
9Gbempid fietoja ioa
@Gin0 @fqltiStilt1
Srompooo, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-12
Nttafnn hnpminpnl

@finnlla on ntpptdaudnd ntnnto ai-
noostoan 2 f0rttiG enad Sronpoobin
topnfbipisia, Motti Yetiin pieresfG,
iosia on m~etiddfin; ptit FORTH
geortb 9esiemerisi1 iefG ptii FORTH
@rpin tounibipisia ia taboeflan
forttia 9ritoeS Grosiingisia. Sin-
nat bollpot. a~tirubtatua. &pIpfda
ebtoio.
Oscor Inoerion
". =. 9. | 9r 1 Sronipooo, @icb.
Eel no
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-12

Otto @nsiinen, iofu poriien
frntfalltta luuriinoiienn toinenoon
on mppnDt Gbonton ". @reenin
malta, @reen'isid, Miob., on Iaa-
pltnltt pnitfafitnnolle nrnanmppnti1
iparten ia tlalee miippmGGn td1llG
'puriien Wiiffon. Gopottatpanu glrt-
toinn firjopoinosiu ilGoin flo 10.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-12
MnntGiuGnG

1 fortti monto grtpin fplGlld, let-
iuuna /. &eSfell1 fplaG; tie fnlfee
nluolle osti; bplpG fbpeton moo. &p-
ipf6G !1benmin
Mntti WtdntDlG
2t3 Gr1pin SOpnlbip
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-12
SgiuGG maata inpmalaiiella aintns'
paifalla

WeiQ1 on lrieitn funnosla-o lemia
furmeia ia bpp1G fnntoNnoato SRA
rengo, MelIen ia Sigh 9riogen,
@is. lGbeiippoesiG, ia me mpptntne
,i1mG moot tobtuulliiilla binnoilla
ia bmuill1 mufiuebooilla. &piDtad
tni firioittotaa
GoroD SroS.
Spp Cine Nge1ts, Wellen, isis.