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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-29
RICHFORD

Richford High School Athletic assoc
citation banquet was held at the Ameri-
can House last week Thursday. Covers
were laid for about 80 invited guests and
members Of the association. Toasts were
as follows: Toastmaster, Carl Carpcn-
ter: Student VS.. Athlete" Prof. Z. f.
Greene; The Team" Frank Gross;
Value Of Our School for a Business
Training" II. c. Comings; Review of
a Basketball Season." Fred Kaufman;
Basketball Trips" Ralph NJ. Buck;
obedience of Athletics" Charles II.
Coan: THE Requisites for a Winning
Team" DR.. Thomas of Enosburg Falls
THE Benefits of Athletics to Our
School," Prof. II. N. Hanson; "Hit En-
Hard" Charles Austin. Music was fur
nthed by the Richford Juvenile band
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Adams have sold
to Mr. and Mrs. Carmi Lunderville a
lot of land on South Main street occupied
by the building formerly known as Ayers
opera hall. The consideration was 5000
Alden A. Barup has sold his
interest in the firm of Sears
e Barup, dealers in groceries.
to DR.. II. S. Herrick.-Mrs. Parma Wright
Of Orleans visited friends last week.
Mahlon V. Taylor has returned from his
work in Dallas, Texas.-Dorothy Ken
nedy. little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartley Kennedy, was taken to St.
Adams Saturday. where she will undergo
an operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. r. w. Thompson of Burlington is
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. NJ. Rounds.-Mrs. Walter Benoit and
two children of Lowell. Mass, have
moved to this place where they will re-
side at their home on Intervale avenue
Miss Alma Wilcox of Tewksbury. Mass,
visited at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Wilcox, over the week.
end-Word was received in this place Tues
day of the death Of Loren Fuller of
Cowansville. Que. The body was brought
here Wednesday noon and taken to Rich
ford Center for burial. Mr.. Fuller was
Mason and buried with Masonic honors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller were former resi-
dents of Richford.-A. NJ. Pond has re-
turned home from a business trip to
ROSfDn
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EAST FRANKLIN

Orren Caller recently visited his sister,
Mrs. Sarah Glidden, at the homo of F. w.
Olmstead.-Mr' ana Mrs, Leon Going are
at the home of o. II. Stanley for the
summer.-Mrs. Mary Mashia of Richford
Of visiting her mother. Mrs. Louisa
Durack MIR. and Mrs. Byron westcott
of Sheldon are passing some time with
their daughter, Mrs. ii. S. Willard.-The
Misses Holden and Clark from FreI~hs.
burg, Que, were weekend guests at the
home OF S. r. Whitney.-The Nissos
Marion Gilbert. Aida and Ada Guthrie
were In Enosburg Falls Monday.-Mrs
C. A. Dewing was In Richford on Friday
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WEST ENOSBURG

The body Of Eugene Broe, aged 50, who
was killed when piling logs for the Rich
ford Manufacturing company at Rich
ford Thursday, was brought to this place
for burial Saturday Mr.. Broe is survived
by two children. Mrs. Glenna Smith and
Gerald Broe, both of Richford. Mr.. Broe
formerly lived in this place on the farm
now owned by Arthur Spence.-Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Jacobs and little son, Grant, Of
Enosourg Falls recently visited Mrs.
Jacobs sister. Mrs. Ernest Hull.
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TOWNSVILLE

Mr. Vincent Of Richmond has begun
work in w. o. Lanes factory and will
move his family this week into the Gran
dali tenement.-Miss Christine Whalen
was at the Fanny Allen hospital Monday
to see her sister, Catherine. who is re-
covering from a serious operation.-G.
w. Kellogg Of West Bolton has moved
into the Church block. Mr. Kellogg will
work for w. o. Lane.-Mrs. Mary Pease
Is in Cambridge this week sewing.-N1iss
Mildred Farnsworth of Richmond was
visitor at Dr. o. d. Bemis's Sunday
The Misses Dorothy and Helen Crandall
were weekend visitors of their grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Crandal.-
Mrs. Brewin and Mrs. Anna McGarghan
were at the Fanny Allen hospital Tues
day to see Miss Mae Brewin, who is re-
covering from an operation for appendi-
citis.-Mrs. Henry Pease and son.
George, were in Burlington Tuesday,
Mrs. Henry Bartlett of Underhill has been
visiting friends in town.-Mrs. Joseph
Brassor has returned to her home in
Richmond after three months with her
son, Arthur Brassor.-Mr and Mrs. A.
G. Palmer entertained over Sunday Mrs
Palmers sister and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. Delbert Carr of Montpeier.-Mr
and Mrs. Arthur Brassor have returned
from their wedding trip and have gone
to Mr.. Brassors farm where they will
reside.-Elmer Williams went Friday to
the hospital for treatment Mr.. Williams
has been in poor health for some time
Mrs. Earl Bullock and little daughter of
Concord. Mass. were visitors at j. e.
Atkins the last of the week.-C. O'Neil
was at home over Sunday.--Arthur
Stockwell and Leon O'Neil visited
friends in Middlesex Sunday
of arbutus have been gathered this week
II is now at its best and is plentiful this
year despite the cold spring.-Donald
Church has recovered from his illness
and returned to college.-Miss Irene
Whalen of Boston is here. called by the
illness of her sister, Catherine.
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ENOSBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. George Brewer from Rich.
ford and son. Russell. from Panama, WIS.,
tied at c. w. Carpenters and w. W.
Coles last week.-Mr and Mrs. K. J.
Wright from Fletcher spent the week.
end at F. NJ. Wright's.-G. l.. Nichols
has installed an electric light plant and
is running his saw mile nights.-Miss
Taylor spent the weekend with Miss
Hammond al G.. H. Whitcomb's bean
social will be held next Friday evening
in the vestry of Memorial Church.
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CHARLOTTE

Miss Hazel Cassidy. home demonstra-
ton agent will meet the ladies at the
vestry this afternoon at two o'clock for
the purpose Of starting a sewing club
The regular meeting Of Champlain Chap.
ter. o. T.. s., will be held Friday eve-
ming. Degrees are to be conferred at
this time.-Charlotte has more than met
it's quota for the Near East drive.-wal.
ter Mcneil of Shelburne Falls. Mass, is
spending some time at the home of his
father. William McNeil.-Percy Pope Of
Washington, ID. c., Is at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pope.
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UNDERHILL

There will be A dance at the G. A. r.
hall Friday evening, May "A. Cabana' S
orchestra of four pieces will furnish the
music from $50 until two. This Is the
return to the ladies who gave the leap
year and Valentine dance.-Everyone is
cordially invited to attend the May-day
box party Friday at 500 p. m. at the
X. P. hall. prize for the prettiest and
one for the funniest box will be awarded.
Ladies who do not bring boxes will be
charged admission. Entertainment and
music will be furnished and ice cream
will be on sale. The proceeds are to
help the seniors defray their graduating
expenses.-Mr. Robinson of Weston will
preach in the Methodist Church the com
Ing year.-B. S. Burnett has received his
appointment as r. F. D. carrier In Rich
mond and will move there soon-Wil-
liam Burnett will carry on the homo farm.
w. L. Blaisdell has bought the George
Laselle property and will begin improve
ments very soon.
Aunt Jerusha's Quilting Party will
be given at G. A. L. hall Tuesday eve
ming, May 4, under tho auspices of the
D. T.. s., with the following characters
Jerusha Dow, Medora Schweig
Hepzibah Spooner deaf, Ursula
Scribner: Hannah Pike ,old maid), Agnes
Rice; Johanna Hines widow, Ora Hitch
cock; Rachel Gray tQuakeress). Genevievc
Scribner; Patience Peabody fold maid)
Martha Nay; Mrs Simeon Stubs 'gos
sip, Marjorie Andrews: Druscila Tomp
kins 0ecturer), Emma McKeefe: Charity
Cooper told maid), Fanny Como; Mrs
Deacon Simpkins, Alice Hayden: Mrs
Aaron Pride Lillian Cross; Phoebe
Miranda Pride, Esther Hayden; JOIN
Dow, Charles Scribner; Deacon Smpkins
Clayton Rice; Squire Pride, Bert Como
Preacher Lovejoy, Paul Sinclair; Mehit
able Snodgrass Eunice Humphrey
Ashael Snodgrass. Kenneth Humphrey.
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WILLISTON

Mrs. Sarah Leet of Burlington and her
daughter. Mrs. Wesley Searles, from
Worcester, Mass, are here in their old
house for few days before giving posses.
sion to Mrs. Wright.--The Rev. II. n.
Richardson and family arrived from
Wilsboro y. y. Thursday.-The Rev.
II. G Banks and family went to Jones'
vile. \. y, Thursday. Their many
friends were sorry to have them co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Brownell from Bur-
lington called on Mr.. Brownelrs sister,
Miss Adelia Brownell last Week.-Mrs.
George Brooks, a former resident of
Michigan, is calling on friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linus Miles and Miss
Is to attend the funeral of Mrs. Eliza
Parker.-Mrs. Nelson Bushnele, who was
called to Milton by the illness and death
Of her sister. Mrs. Eliza Parker. has re-
turned to her home here.-Mrs. Mary
Clark returned to her work at the Home
For Destitute Children in Burlington last
week. 1t Is expected she will open her
house here in the village later onion
account of sickness of the pastor and
wife and two children. there were no
services at the Methodist Church Sunday
Henry l.. Barnes and daughter Maora.
and Elmer West. from Essex junction
were guests of Mrs. James II. Bryant
Sunday.-Mrs. Collins and family from
Burlington were in town Sunday.-Schools
were closed In town Friday and this week
Monday on account of the teachers con-
vention held at Hardwick.
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WEST MILTON

Mrs. II. d. Costello has been visiting
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Dennis Rood
of Jericho.-The Misses Eva and Laura
Dcsranleau who have been spending a
few days at home. have returned to St.
Albans.-Several from this place attend
ed the dance held Friday night at George
Gsle.-Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Iby of
Burlington were in town Sunday.
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occupy the pulpit next Sunday morning.
In the afternoon the canvass will be made
by 20 men and 20 women for the Inter-
Church Movement.-Mr. and Mrs. II. Prior
of Burlington were at Joseph Pratt's the
last of the week.-Mr. Porter has moved
his household goods to Williston. where
they will reside.-At the thank offering
meeting last Sunday morning, 1886 was
given for the Home Missionary society.
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DONNA for few woeks.--Mr. and Mrs.
Clifton Lambert and daughter, Evelyn,
passed the Weekend with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett. after spending six
months in Alabama. Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey
also spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jewctt.--Mr. and Mrs. Charles Paronto
are moving 20 EnosburE. Mrs. Charles
Lumbra, who has becn quite Ill, seems
slightly better.
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HILL WEST

Mrs. Mary Myott. who has been III for
the past two weeks, is u little better. The
sugar house owned by Austin McGrail
burned Thursday nlght.-Emery Bon
nette has completed work for Charles
Rushford. --(feOrRe Hart Is ILL
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UNDERHILL CENTER

Clark Burns has sold his farm and
stock through the Smith-Breene agency
to John Rice. The purchase price was
$7.5OO.-Clayton Reynolds has purchased
of ]. l.. Sharpley of Essex Junction the
William King farm,-Joseph Sheekey of
Brockton, Mass, visited his father,
James Sheekey, last week.-A 40 hours
devotion service began at st. Thomas
Church last Sunday morning, closing
Tuesday.-N. c. Florence of Middlebury,
who purchased the Rice farm few
weeks ago, has sold it.-Miss Freda TIL
lison, who has been Ill for several months,
Is very much worse and her condition
is now extremely critical.--C. A. Horner
has moved from Underhill to the Elan
merry house.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Ross
are to live with Mrs. Lorraine Church and
Are for her, owing to her advanced age.
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SHELBIJRNE

The third In a series OF social teas for
the benefit of the Kings Daughters will
be held at the home of Mrs. j. s. Norton
Friday afternoon from 2;3O to $50 O'Clock.
Mrs Mary Marsette will assist as hos
tess The public Is invited.--Miss Agnes
Crowley has returned from the hospital
and Is with her sister, Mrs. Thomas Stan
ton.-Fred Roberts has moved into his
new home In the village and rented his
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Continued On page fourl
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Iub. 1913
Marqnette, Iic6.

Sunnuntainn IL p:nG sDDsf. al
foa ~ppbGfouIu Instenjumolonpnltpes
lufiella flo 1870 ap. SumnlanpaI-
neIufien j6Ifeen toGnitetann ppbGs
foullioppilasten iiiGdnfirjoitiis. See
boitetann mnnbenpio l1bett1md1n
lopiiania pp5Gfoulltun oppimaan
Sumolan lanon neiipoja.
Sunnuntaino 10 p:nd on rippi
ia Serrdn p. ebtoollinen flo 9 ip.
Ompeluielirnn fofous on fesfis
miiffono 10 p:nG ippsf. flo 8 ip.
firfon aloinlisio.
8rpno lluiitaIo
1916 Hresque SSle obe
Marquette, Micb.
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moboolliiuutto. Suuri on Seeius II
MN roffautcii meta tomunlopiio
fobtoon, jofa olct Wintt@nan mere
ii antanut meioGn ipntcimme 10.
minnofli!
Sisfot ia meliet, fapfGamme
moan labiana autulis omiStamaan,
@olgatan ubri riittGwG on iDnteims
me mafiobon.
&erran fun ,p1dttpp taiStelut
maan pG6iemme rauboa nautitIe-
moan Sielp iianfaifen lonlella
laon &iittGen &aritiaa.
@eren turmiin aitiiaona DIN LAT
taanotoin fiitoS ioipi main 81 neri
plfG, noutnos 10 moriios fotio.
S1llecnnGfemilen toimosio
Sisfo Senia
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lDpstG on n1GrG. "Baan $Gn on
,bocpoitettii meioGn paboit tcfoims
NE tGboen ia meibGn ipntcimne tab
oen OF SGn boiuttit. &otgoistits
of &Gnen %p6dIIdni6, ettd meiIld
roitbo' oliii ia SGnen boomninia
foiitta oIeJnme me %poronnetlit".
Biel6 oioitetoon tGsi1 Iupiisio ie-
fin, ettei tGmG ro~neoistits iobti-
amt main iothimoIta ibmisten POI
~buuoesta, moan ie tiiIi Serron fGs
oestd. 2uenwnc 10 mGripsi6: "A1itt
ia Sierra tobtoi bGsct Min piestd
i~oirouoeIIo". Syotfetaon
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Marengon baalilla ebtoolliien pbt.
S%nnmtntaina IL b. flo s III.
@ortb Yorfisin 2abben t.
@aannntaina Is p. flo 2 Up.
@asbburnisia s.. Hiemiston t.
Giistaina IA p. flo 1 lip @nsb-
biirniSia 8. &allion t.
Sltnnuntnina 10 p. flo 10 ap
8ranttpoooin firfosin.
Srnnuntotna 10 p. Ito 2 ip.
Glifforoin firfosia.
S%unmintaina 26 b. flo 10 ap.
Sopeajoella ia flo s Italia.
&aifisia ndisiG ti~Ioiiiufiisia ON
fnnsiani ~folport0ri 81. Sasiel. Sls
taa bDtp6t ia nalmistafaa Julia ia
faiffi mnfaanl
9. q. &ranffala
Batbelin Sine 53-51 8or 81
8rontmooo, isis.
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II b. 2omlerisio Nifolni Iution
t. flo s illalla.
~ y. 8eaberin firfoslo flo 10
up; &annan t. pDbGfoululasten iub
lat flo puoli 2 ip.; &olliosia flo
S iii. ioorn. sc. g. sc.
IL p 8raineroisio flo 2 ia flo
8 Italia.
Is p. WaapleSlo Gictor Seinon t.
flo s iu.
16 b. WapleSia firfosio flo 2 ip.
8. Git. fnnsia.
10 p. Hosbpaltfesio flo 2 ip. ia
8ooepSlo flo s iu.
20 b. SlooOpoooin t. Salon fir
fosio flo 2 ip. ia 2uonan t. flo
8 iu.
% p. artombasia 8iorflunoin
foulullo flo 8 Italia.
80 p. &alonolon firfosia flo
puoli If op. ia 8onboIIa s.. Senrp
&poStGjGn t. flo 2 ip.
% p. Solnes Gitpsia Intti g.
io(on t. flo 8 iI.
26 p. Solmes Gitpsia firfoslo
Flo Mi op.; Gbas Suntuien t.
flo s Italia.
6. g. 9iemi
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SaGnn6llinen toimiuta Titebbnrsin
EN-. lntberilaiiesia ienrafnntapii.
Gitcbbnrsisia, Mass.

Gitcbbnrsisia, Mass.
&l,ufonoen e~nlim6ilenG iunnuntai
no neutrality-suspicious. flo 10 np: ia
bartausbetfi flo Z ul. &ippi ia $.
p. ebtoollinen jofe aamuiumalan-
palwelufien tai iltabartausbetfen pb
tepbesi1:
&lultalioen toiiena %iunnuntnino
neutrality-suspicious. flo 10 ap. ia ieu.
rafltnnan obielnlniltama flo z i'll.
&lirfaiben folmantena iunnuntaina
inmalanpalipelus flo 10 ia obiel-
mailtama flo Z III.
&lnifnuoen ~neli1ntenG lnnnuntai
no ilimolanpalpelus flo 10 ap: ia
muoriioliiton .obielmailtama flo Z
iu.
8pbdfouIu iofa iunnuntai flo
8 ap.
&oori barioittelee iotn tiistaiil-
ia flo 7.S0:
Seurafl1nnan fuufauiifofous io-
ia fulfouoen eniimGiiend alaanc.
taina flo 7.30 in.
GhtoriIoliiton flufauiifofous iofn
fuufauben' toiiena moanontaina flo
7:90 III.
Seurafunnan firffo on Mecbanic
fnoun mnrrella.
Wabnarb, @ass.
&nlitaroen toiiena iunnuntaina
iltmalanpalipelus iofo flo A iltap.
tai flo 7:30 ill.
&itufaitoen ipiimeiienG fesfimiif
fonn bartai1sbetfi flo 7,30 in.
Marlborosio, Sropsia ia Sita.
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Io~npaIpeIiis fusiafin iofa f,tiifmt.
Den folmnnnen iunnuntain ieubus-
ia.
Seurafuntapiirin pastori on:
IS. Miettinen
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i1icnt1. 8arat toiminnan pllnpi-
toon fer1tGGn faiienlaiiillo pbtcis
iilIG iubliua ia uruulla toiminnai-
la. 8urojen f1ptto on j~orjestettp
iiten, cttG ne bpiortaon palfolliiess
ia Sitnoien &iStin @aaiaSln, mutta
niitG ci moi fGpttG1 Imam Sasten
Yunaicn Histin iobtaiien luostu-
mnSta. 40 pros. j1G puifallisto toi
mintaa ipartein 60 pros. menee az
mustnstpobon ulfomnilla.
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&eb. @ IS 8iIen clinics, Sc 6
MSbtabula, Obip. 9d1pio Salmiz
men, firiuri, 414- 7tb It. Sairport
Ohio. Sobn 2rnoi, rabustonboitaia,
81 Sof It. @sbtabula Sarbor, 8.
aini @nghnlo, 1887 6. SO It Gle
melano, Ohio ia Iugust @oponen,
jdienid sic Snoepenbent f. Sair>
port. Ohio.
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@BDpodmme arm. pnpeiltammt
beneeIIiiiG pd6firioitufiia ieuraa.
pasia i6riestpfiesid:
Gisionen, Sc. Is. ippsf. 20 p.
&rotialainen, 9. ipDsf. 81 p.
Salonen, g. 6. Iofof. a b.
Sapoln, S. Iofaf. II b.
rrpiloinen, S. lofaf. Is p.
8oiirnto, ". lofaf. % p.
@esterbocf, 90. 81. marraSf. 2 ,,
BiIen @. 8. mnrrasf. 8 b.
8isfnri, M. morrosf. 10 p.
@riori, IS. marrasf. % y.
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KOULUKIRJOJA

KOULUKIRJOJA
Meilla on kaupungin taydellisin
varasto koulukirjoja. Myos suurin
valikoima.
Vihkoja, lyijyhynii, kivitauluja,
muistikirjoja, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
kivikynia, kynalaatikoita, kirjalauk-
kuja, kynanvarsia ia kirjahihnoja.
IR0NWOOD PHARMACY
z12 Suffolk st. Telefooni No. q
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= Semi Sobnnnes 8ostaia ionoo
&ristufien ottanon pois maoilman
IDnnin, on t1lon poiSoton tGptDnDt
10 topobtuo tai titlee ie mosta tas
po6tiimnan, iiuG tiirbia ban Ell ole
pubunrit. Siunottiio onfin tietGG,
ett1 tGnt1 poisotto on tnpabtunitt
ristilIG (Snf. 800. Toista poisot-
too ei tiiIe enGG tapabtitmoor, iill1
toiien ferron ON &riSt1s iImestDfp1
tuomorina iolloin SGn mafioo full
Iefin risfon ia epGitsfon mifoon.
81 iinito tliomitn len ia len iDnntn
tGboen erifIeen, monn ep1usfon to-
fla, josta foiffi muutfin ipnnit
iobtiiipot g Tess. 1:S). Borostn
on ett1 oimnn otis iisfot len elpons
felinmin jofo iInoittoo moaiIman
ipnnit ia Ills iinlrnftn ipntiii on-
teefii o%metuifii.
.
2astcm gnnnien Tistin tpS Gne.
rifasia
2asten Hnnuien Histin CSiinior
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II p. menen Snellmnnnin. So
~ p. SnelImopnin f~irfosia flo
10 ap. ia iltaieitrat iopimufien mus
fam.
Is p. Somesteao tolpn, @ntti
&irnpil1n luona flo s In.
10 p. I%aboocfin firfosia flo 10
epp.
10 p. &eo @pen firfoSia flo 2
ipp. s. p. ebt fanSia.
26 p. Seem gorf Milllisia flo 10
epp. $. p ebt. fansia.
26 p. Sopeliufien f~irfosia flo 2
ipp. $ p. eft. fansia ia Italia.
S. Saafana
Sor 25t, Sefef. SO
SEEM Oorf @ills, Meinn.
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IL p. iumalanpaImelas flo 7 i'll.
% p. bengellincn obielmasilta-
ma flo $50 III.
8alfrio IS. 8ilen
Selef. 549-& 67 Suron Il.
81 6 @sbtabula, Ohio
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Observation-Disclosures ia bortmtsbet-
fiji ippsfuullo:
Sairportisia:
16 p. bartolsbetfi flo T30 III.
IL p. !bortdusbetti flo 7,30 ilI.
10 y. iltrnolanp. flo 10 ap. ia
flo Z iu.
80 b. bortoiisbetfi flo 7,30 iu.
1 p. lotaf. ITO 730 iu.
3 p. lofaf, flo 10 op ia flo Z III.
Ompeluieuron fofoitfiia iofa nil
fon torstaiHo, muoroin, monbems
pien flo 2 tp. ia miorempien flo
7,3O in.
Asbtabitla S~arbprisia:
~ p. iumaIonp. flo 10 op.
Is p. bortorsbetfi flo 7,30 III.
% b. bnrtauSbetfi flo 730 III.
26 p. iumoIonp. flo 10 up. ia
flo Z III.
80 b. bartouSbetti flo 100 op.
Ompeluieiiron fofoufiin iofn nil.
ION tiistoino flo 7,90 iii, muoroir
pmbantpien ia riiorcmpier.
GleiueianSisia 1888 @. 81 It.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09
Sianfaiffiicsti felpaalua atbri
&iri. Seino TGtiGlG
Sciaian 53 lnflt

Wbteist1 oifeuoellilen iopinto@
opin mastustujille nGpttGG oleman
len totltioen fieltGuninen, ettG &ris
tuflen fGriiminen oil li"iaisrangais-
tltS ibmliSten plolesto. SentGboen
on bplpin pmmGrrettGmGG, ettG sc
ioion 53 lltfu on tullut BELLE luof
fousfimefli. Sonotbon omat cpd
mGttomGp ielmGt; "&ungaiStitS oil
SGnen pGGlIGnlG, cttG meilI1 ral1bn
diff, Ofiinfertoinen iolonlaun a.
iltfaS fGiittGG, ettei nGitd Ianoia
moi6a monelln torpolla tulfitu. See
iufien pG1llG oil rongaistus, me
olemme pGGSieet rnngaistufleSta
%rouboon, napaifii. Sliban tGSId
fDipmpS ibmiSten IDntein rangais@
tufieSta fun lonotann: Sierra belt
ii fuiffein meioGn m1Grpptemme
&Gneln pG1lleniG" eli "ontoi faifs
fein meibGn lpGGrpptenmne fob0ota
S1nt1" ia: "SGntd rangaistiin mi
MN ~fonioni pabain tefoin t1boen".
SellpGStG ianonnltoooSta CT fufaon
pGdle mibinfGdn. Sanoien mlfaan
fGrii iiis Seeills ibrnisten ipntein
rangoistlfien. Wlittn Daiffu maSs
tustaiat mpont1mGt, tai eimGt moi
ola mpont1mGttG, ettG "ielloiien
%fGiitpflen (ron9oistusfGriimiien)
tuefli ioslofin mGGrin ipoi0aan me
ooto ionumuotoon tGsiG lupusia",
min be filitcnfin tlauninat nGin:
epGilemnte fltitelttin iuureSti, eta
tGnG fdIiteS on oifeo". SiinGpG nj
ia onfin, ettd ielmG1 ~SSlatolon ia.
non epGillGdll. @litta ie on epGuss
foo, jofo on olInt fGDtGnn0siG lam
feemufien pGimGstd osti. 81 to-
ma llif1 main "iosiafin moarin"
anna tlfea iolIefin f1iitDflelle,
moon ie elittGd ielpin, epGGmGtto-
min iunoin, mifG on SSitrolon fGii
TBS eli uiotus tGstG oiiasto. SGm1
totuis, ettG Seeius fGrii r~angaiStrf
fen ia poranii ibnliIet baomoillaan,
on min forfeo ia jGrjenpostainen,
ett'ei pbbentGGn ibmiien mieleens
fGGn diff iu~olabtonut iellainen ia
iitps, elIei BpbG Senfi oliii iitG Fir
fostanut. EictGfo0t fen fGiitDfien
~mastuStoiot, etteimGt be iobi potb
teIepia ibgnisten fefiimiG teoriiojo,
moan lite Srmaloo lpostaor, "potfi
mot tutfainta moStoon".
Mtittta iitG toiiaiinn, eta SeeIus
ipnteimwle rangoistufien fGrii, o.
mot oppineet foettaneet fieltGG ib>
meen neroffoalla toipollo. Stina be
opot turmalitltneet tGmGn lltlplil
A m1rippn, jofa frulrn: "Sotilestt
funtoi SGn meioGn iairartemme ia
meiO1n fipiintme SGn iGilptti pdol-
leniG; mlltta me pioGmme tSanen
Snmolon ranfoiiemono, pieflGnnnn
ia maimoomdno". SGpt1n morlDn
iGlfimGiieen pitoIeen neboten matt
tipGt be, ettei SGn lite oiiosia OIL
Intfoan SSyitmalon ronfoiiGno, poit
ia me pioimme SGnen ielloiiena;
ia min ollen oliii tGm1fin, eta
"rongoistus oil SGnen pGGll1nld",
ianottuno oinoostoon fotioion fam
malta, MIN. miltG oiio ibmi'estn
n1Dtti. Mtitto ielm1sti buomoommc
t6mGn Iuipun iiiGlIostG, t1m1n poi
fan torfoittomon iitG, eta me pt-
oimme SGntG rongoistufien aloiies
no SGncn omnsta ippstdnio, eta
&Gn itle of anioinnut titolloiIen
farTimiicn. @ibdn tdsid Inwusia
miIIGGn tolpoIIo fiellctd rongnistns
fGriimist1, moon oienuetoon lpGd-
r66 f1iitpStG tGruGn fGriimiicn ipps
til, milf le tiiIi Serron poImeIiion
oiofii. &iten 10 inmort %neliGnnen
pGripn o%lfiipnoIi min wieId icls
mGnmGsti pitbru ieuroatpo 5:s NOR
10 iita mloenoifoista fdiitpstG mos