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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09
Phoebe Pharmacy
in New Location

Under the supervision of Manager J..
ID. Van Vleet the business location of
the Phoebe Pharmacy has been changed
to one door north Of the former loca-
ton. The new quarters are more spa
cious and will permit of a better and
more descriptive display of the fancy
stock carr led by the store.
For the last week Mr.. Van N.eet has
been putting in many hours day t
the task OF moving, but now announces
his pleasure that the job is alros; COM
plete.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09
Proposed Import
Tax on Tungsten

stem ore is provided In q bill reported
favorably by the committee on finance
of the United States senate. according
to a telegram from Senator Henderson
to the Nevada Mine Owners Associa-
tion.
The bill has been under consideration
for some time. the duty having been
cut to - from $40. the amount which
the bill originally provided. The duty
~. otaer minerals of a similar charac-
to- gers. ally known as war miner
ais" was similarly reduced.
With this duty In operation a gen.
eral revival of tungsten mining In the
southern part of Nevada In expected
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09
Road Discussion
at Club Meeting

Discussion of good. bad and indifrer-
ent roads occupied the attention OF
those attending the regular m, nthly
meeting of the Phoebe Commercially Clnb
last Wednesday evening, many theories
being advanced by different members of
the club as to the best methods OF max
ing and keeping up permanent high
ways.
The meeting was called to order by
President A. l.. Scott. Under the head
Of reports of special committees M. L.
Lee reported progress in the matter of
the erection of an ore-loading platform
at the depot. a proposal for the erec-
tion of which had 6een taken up with
the officials Of the Salt Lake railroad
company The report brought out the
Information that while the railroad
company was Interested to the extent
of furnishing the material and erect
ing the platform they were unwilling
to bear the expense of the necessary
grading and filling. The club indorsed
the plan to make a charge of cents
per ton for all ore handled over the
platform, this charge to remain in
force until payment for the grading Is
completed. Mr.. Lee as cashier Of the
Bank of Phoebe expressed willingness
to finance the work.
| The platform will be on level with
the sides Of fiatcar, thereby permit
ting ore shippers to more economically
load the cars.
Estimates given at the meeting by
men conversant with the facts were to
the effect that approximately 400 tons
of ore could be shipped monthly from
the platform, and that by an assess
ment of cents per ton enough money
would be obtained In fourteen months
to cover the cost to be borne by the
shippers, the amount being about $3.50
A discussion of highway conditions
In Lincoln county followed and was
pare cipai"d In by nearly every member
p. esent. Roads were talked from every
conceivable angle. different plans fol
thu. bs.terment of road conditions II
the county being advanced. The dis
cu.s."n esulted in decision to -.a..
the road committee wait upon tn,
~ mt, commissioners a. their Ma,
session in order to discuss the roat
situation with the officials and offel
for consideration the recommendation
for Improvement which they will hav,
decided upon.
During the progress of the meeting
President Scott announced the person
mel OF the standing committees as fol
; lows:
. Good roads--A. 8. Thompson, victo
HusOn and J. ID. Van Vleet.
, Colonization--M. l.. Lee. Charlie
Stindt, Joseph Delmue.
Mines and mining--E. c. d. Marriage
f. II. Snyder, w. H. Pitts.
Railroads and transportation--S.
Whitney. Luke J. McNamee and J. H
Hedges
Social-George w. Franks, DR.. J. H
Hastings, II. r. Orr.
Publicity--H. +. Prudential. A.
sherman. John j. Janney.
Education---Arthur Thomas. o.
Amsden, j. L. Bowman.
The meeting adjourned until the mex
monthly session the first Wednesda
in May.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

Prince Consolidated and Black Metal
are both selling at reduced prices In
an inactive market.
Sales of the lower-priced stocks are
also. conspicuous by their absence.
Virginia Louise stock is holding at
the increased figure recently quoted.
But little stock is offered for sale. as
the larger holders are content to keep
their stock for higher price on ac-
count OF the excellent underground
conditions prevailing at the mine at
he present time.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09
Grand Annual Ball

Given by Phoebe Lodge of Odd Fellows
in Celebration of the 10ist Anniversary
of the Order at Thompson's Opera
House
MONDAY. APRIL "a. 1920.
Music by the Panaca Five-Piece Or
chestra. This will be one Of the big
gest celebrations ever put up in Pi-
oche. Admission 81 per couple. Re-
frsshments served.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09
Week.. Program at the Electric Movies

The Electric Movies progr am for the
week will be: Friday evening. Burnt
Wings" featuring Frank Mayo. and a
two-reel comedy. "A Lion Special"
Monday evening the Select feature,
Heart of WetoEa." with Norma Tai
inadse in the leading role. and the Ford
Weekly, Our Flov wing Road" will be
the program. Wednesday a special
show will be given. producing the First
National attraction, Back to Gods
Country story by James Oliver Cur
wood, with Nell Shipman as leading
woman.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

The spring session of the district
court Of Lincoln county will convene
Monday morning. April ~. The GRIM
inal case Of the state Of Nevada against
Jordine is the first on the docket. 1t Is
expected that the session will continue
for about three days. Judge William
i. Orr will occupy the bench.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

Saturday Dance at TAsnpson's Hall
A dance is being planned to take
place at Thompson's opera house Sat-
urday evening. April 10. No dance was
given last week. due to the fact that
II was Holy Week and was being OBJ
served by many members Of the dam
| cling fraternity.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

The road maintenance work being
per formed under the active guidance of
Supervisor Victor Huson on the Prince
highway by way of the Ohio Kentucky
summit Is a great Improvement. This
increased maintenance on the existins
highways is extremely helpful and Is
meeting with the full approval Of the
community
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

Increased Interest In Bristol District
w. A. Johnson. wellknown Bristol
leaser. is in Phoebe for short rest. He
reports increased interest Is being
taken in this productive section Of the
Phoebe mineral area.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09
Ore Shipments OF
the Phoebe District

Ore shipments from the Phoebe dis
trict for the week ending April 8 ag-
gregated $500 tons. Shipments are
still below normal. principally on ac-
count of the labor situation existing at
the mines. Following are the ship
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09
Personal Mention

Tom Pippin of CalIente was . Phoebe
visitor last Monday.
Attorney and Mrs. A. l. Scott mo-
tored TO Panaea asst Wednesday.
Attorney Luke J. McNamee is back |
In Phoebe after a prolonged absence.
G. w. Franks will 20 TO caiiante to-
morrow IL look after business matters. |
Charles schodde. mine owner Of the
Comet district. Was In Phoebe last Mon.
day.
A. j. Raymond and T.. CD. Marriage
spent today In the Comet mining dis
tfict
! Alex Lloyd. weli-known local mining
man. arrived In Phoebe today from Salt
Lake.
| T.. J. Smith. Sam Jose and H. b. Lund
visited Phoebe from Utah points last
Sunday.
Arthur Reaii drove the big truck out
to Comet last Saturday with a load of
supplies.
). w. Simktns and son, cattemen of
Barclay. were in Phoebe yesterday on
business.
Peter Buol writes friends here that
he expects to be in Phoebe shortly from
Las Vegas.
Mrs. l. n. Garrison and family are In
Phoebe from their home ranch near
Winxe Creek.
Ed Mulkay. who attended the Phoebe
schools In the early '70s, is visiting In
Phoebe this week
Tom McCormas. mining operator Of
the Phoebe section. was a visitor from
Comet Wednesday.
f. ID. Smr ey. manager Of the rung-
stem Comet Mining Company. had busi-
ness in Phoebe this week
William Culverwell, Lincoln county
sheriff. was in Phoebe in the interest
Of the county last Monday.
William McCulloch. who is prospect
ing In the Highland district. was In FL
oche Monday after supplies.
John Grove. leasing in the Come,
district with Charles Culverwell. mo-
torcd 20 Fioche last Monday.
: C. f. Cooper of the Virginia Louise
, mine recently purchased an Overland
: Car from the Arrowhead garage.
. Frank Dolan is the possessor OF on,
of the new Ford touring cars receive,
by the City garage last week.
3 James Carter. foreman for the Ad
i ams-McGill Cattle Company. was II
! Phoebe yesterday from Bailey Springs
: lwhere he resides.
Joe Hammond OF Ursiue this weel
3 brought in load of hay for the A. s
Thompson Company. He returned 4
: the ranch Thursday.
: Tom Harney. mine owner of P,oche
spent three days here this week o.
business connected with the transfe
! of his mining property.
# l.. b. Harrington of Louisville. Ky
v arrived in Phoebe last Saturday to in
p spect the properties of the Pioch
t Mines Company, in which he is inter
e lested
= James N. Hollinger of Eagle valle,
: James Ryan of Caliente and John
= Wedge of Alamo, county commission
ers. attended the meeting Of the boar
&c last Monday.
Maurice Bowling. who recently sui
fered a severe accident, is now aroun
= again with the aid of crutches. 1t
20 hoped he will soon be able to dispens
with their aid.
le Lon Stewart. who has been engage
S, in farming and stockraising in II
Is Pahranagat Valley for the last year.
IS. in Phoebe today. He expects to retul
lie to Phoebe to reside permanently in Il
II, near future.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

We buy. raise and soil fur-bearlnx
rabbits and other bearing animals.
List what you have with us, stating
your lowest prices on large lot ship
msnts. The Fur q Speciality Farming
Co. 615-617 N. p Ave-. Fargo. N. Oak.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09
school Election for the Carr Distl

At an election for school trustees In
the Carp district, held last Saturday.
the following were the successful can
didates: Mrs. w. Konk. long term;
Mrs w. Huston. short term. Mrs. c.
Mabey Is the holdover trustee.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09
ANNOUNCEMENT

During my absence from the district,
the Pioche Assay Office will be under the
management of Earl T. Codbe, who is am
ply qualified to render reliable and accu-
rate determinations on all assays entrusted
to his care. The ore shipping department
will be in charge Of George W. Franks.
E. C. d. MARRIAGE.
Dated at Pioche Nevada, April |, 1920
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

George English OF caliente pur-
chased the Ford truck received in Last
weeks shipment
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

Charles Misner took ou. . load OF
supplies to the Geyser ranch last Wed
nesday in his Republic truck
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09
Phoebe Brevitics

Henry Bowling has purchased q ne~
Ford ronabout from the City garage.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09
Pioche Stocks on
Mining Exchanges

Los Angeles Mining Exchange.
Bid. Asked
Virginia Louise .....$ .55 go
New York Curb Exchange.
Bid Asked.
Con. Nevada Utah ...$ 32 .35
Prince Con. 800 65 40
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

A new Ford runabout has been pur-
chased BY Attorney Luke j. McName~.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

f. s. De Golyer. who has some val
liable property In the Comet mining
district under bond. motored into Pr
oche today on business.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09
NOTICE TO WATER CON-
SUMERS:

Notice Is hereby given to all Water
Csers that the use Of water win not be
allowed for garden purposes.
WATER DEPARTMENT A1GALGA-
MATED PIocHE M. q s CORP.
S r. WHITNEY. Superintendent.
Dated April 8. 1920.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

John Grove, leasing in the Come,
district with Charles Culverwell. mo-
torcd 20 Pioche last Monday.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

c. f. Cooper of the Virginia Louise
mine recently purchased an Overland
car from the Arrowhead garage.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

William Carman recently purchase,
new Ford touring car from the Cit.
garage and now makes fast time from
the Ohio-Kentucky down.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

Frank Dolan Is the possessor OF one
OF the new Ford touring cars received
by the City garage last week
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

William McCulloch. who Is prospect
ing in the Highland district. was In Fl
oche Monday after supplies.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

James N. Hollinger of Eagle Valley,
James Ryan of Caliente and John H.
Wedge of Alamo, county commissions
ers, attended the meeting of the board
last Monday.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

James Carter, foreman for the Ad
ams-McGill Cattle Company. was II
Phoebe yesterday from Bailey Springs
where he resides.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

Lon Stewart. who has been engaged
in farming and stockraising in the
Pahranagat Valley for the last year. is
in Phoebe today. He expects to return
to Phoebe to reside permanently in the
near future.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

William Culverwell. Lincoln county
sheriff. was in Phoebe in the interest
of the county last Monday.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-29

ra ollutfaan jana, iilla neioin ~
lasteuouttaipa ennen iulirfaupun-
fiinpGaip1 iunasta.
Geibin poistuttua tariortui MUGS
'rataiien administration perioonasio
ailpa &ristus, bellGsti ia ibmiss
%beiffoufiia tuntepanc, niiorufaisto
plbuttelemaan. @niifii lienee MO-
rufaiiesta %tuntunut, ett6 belpetin
ia taiipaan mOimat ol'mat iSfeptp-
meet mastatllsten. &au6attomrus ia
bifoilu tllfitii mit%. siiimmdsiG ia.
pobtui, mitfd i%olonfni iiellG leimab
te!ipat. Bibooia tportpl muorinies
ia flunteli Serrania Seeiufien lob
onttatpia ianoia anteefiiantamufs
iesta, eIGm1stG ia autiluoesta, flin
mpos len fansia tulemasta tobellis
fiesta mapauoesta ipnnin ia perfe-
leen Wallan alta.
&rishlfieen fatioesia foiffi n1pt-
ii min ibanoIta, mtitta iofapGinGi-
fin oloibin fatioesia pdinpastoin.
Bastapirta nGptti min moimallis
ielta - "&annattaafobm
ponnistaa iitG mastnan?"
Eabdn &ristus eiitti moi:nania
nostaipana, fantatpana ia pctastas
pana. Mpos full bGn mitd Bial-
mista 23:sio pialmislaan ianoo.
@iattele p~stGpGni, jofa tGtd luet.
Sittenfin iGi mlorufoinen %punnitie-
man: "&anuottaafo omistaa Su-
malan Saba astua belpetistG iai'
paaleen?"
Oletfo linii omistamasla Ia, mai o.
letfo Sitmalaa fiuiaamasia pield
"prnnitiemiiillaii &~aubaton ia
furiasia tilasia olet jos pielG elGt
wGIiGpitGmGtt0mGnGl Muista fen
tGGn: "2ulletfo iinG, ettG ibmii,en
moi fGtfeG itieGniG min, etten Wi-
nd bGnt1 nGe?" ionoo Sierra.
&pnG
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-29
CPL ALOILTA
Mntunbem 1plfGGmimen

Spurgeon ianoi ferran: "SSbm:-
men MOI leittid o%ntuipana olemista
fumes ban on auttamattomasti
ranlpu. 8aro mit1 iind teet. SinG
mott lufita omen ia aipata fen ial-
leen nuoiitouiia; mutta ionain p6i.
mama menee luffo min epGfuntcon,
ettei ie end aufeataan. 81 ett1 il
ND beti npt ustoiiit Seeiufieen &ris
t%ufieen ianfaiffiiefii e%ldmGfiil"
"Weind ieiion omen tafana ia fol
futan", ianoo Seeius, los iof,i flll
lee minun GGneni ia aipaa omen,
bGnen tptoniG mind tulen iiiGlle ia
aterioitien lbGnen fansiania ia ban
minlin f~ansiani". Sandan, f,rn ie
on maboollista, aipaa oDi. SSa ie
-%tapobtuu, fllten Seeius ianoo, iiten
;etta eniitii fuiilet bGnen G%dnt6niG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-29
8rnle, 8is.

Serme teille @rttojan l%ufiiat, ia
toipon Serran armoa ja raubaa,
iilld armo antaa iDnnit antecfii ia
rori6d omalletltnrolle lemon.
On tebnpt mieleni firioittao tao
fen ioflt Jana Iuttaiaon, ipaan fun
Glen fopin tottiimoton t1bGn pGn-
n%Gtpobon, min ie tabtoo alma iGdfu
tefem1ttG, ia fen olifin ioflt totncn
tebnpt tGllG f%ertaa; lamasto oineeS@
ia fuin minullofin diff ollut bollt
firioittno $. IS. Iuttaion toiiesia
numerosia tGnG muonna otiaffeella
"usfomailen il1boe S1molan la
film. sos lopoGtte fen lebben pie-
Ia, min fotlofoa t~oineafin ferta.
Sc on fullfoo, neliet ja iiSfot,
raamatllllista pubetta. ia iita lait+
tomliuben berfeG, iosta S. .. put
hlru ia no~roottan, OH l;iffeellG, jo@
"a 6oiSfn5toa hpmln ouooltn ia jos
iri'ofin ol::; 1919 mooilmnn aii-
t11lis mGGrin tdiitettpnG, Min iiitG
jobtrtu belposti loittomuitocn berfi
n%posfin. SGms S. g. firioitus on
.orfeG aiia ia pt':tupn buomioon,
,..enfin Sumi!sn lamar %iaornaa-
iien, iotfa Seeiuffen epanfelilimia
iulistoa l~untisien o~ittuloefii. &pllG
on falls clio ettd lisfcmnle ST.
malon ppbGn ionon fofoouailuu.
oesIG1n; fifth iaamme tcimaan ibo>
nlu'iineen ar :notal.afiemmc.
1,Gt1 $. T. firjJltr,sta tooiSt2>
f"c meIiepoelti arilon cioIliiuuocs-
ia
Sobn Hantonen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-29
8clmpn iInmtcmme

@pdiisfoinen tapnii ferron usfo-
naiien ia ianoi: "0aind tieoGn, ct
td find ct usfo rsfontoofi". "Waif-
ii?~ fpipi fristittp. "Sifii", iuho;
toinen, "ett1 nitoiio olen tamonnit
iinua jofo p6iw1 matfoIla liifeto-
lolleni. SinG usfot, etfos, ettG on
olemosio belpetti ionne ibntiSten
'iielujo beitet1Gn2" 500" ionoi
fristittp, mind usfon". ga iin1
uSfot, ettG iollen MIND usfo &ris-
tiifieen, ioioun nina finne9"
$500. "@t tparmoonfoan, iiIlG Jos
iind %usfoiiit, iiniin tdptpp Ola pc
tomoincr fonno, ettd olet pdip1
p%Giip1ltG mernpt obitieni eta ole
fosfoan porottnniit miniio iiitG."
1lsfonmeIi ia siiiar, mitGbGn Jos
tiiomiop1imdnd iofu tefiit iinuo
postoon tGIlaiien ipptOficn2 Slifel.
toutifaomme ippemmGue iowinto-
lpcren ormoon, ettd poiiimme iiit1
muilIefin fertool
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-29
Ell mitaan sankarimaisuutta

Jos tarvittaisiin jotain s~ankarity0-
ia lasten suojelemiseksi olisi jokai-
men att siihen valmis, mutta kun Ia
vallisissa kylmettymisissa tarvitaan
vain pullo Chamberlain Cough Re-
medya, min moni ly0 sen laimin. -
Paras yskan laake. Monet apteekka-
rit kayttavat itse eraita laakkeita
tarpeissaan ia Chamberlain Cough
Remedy on yksi naista; sta suosit-
telee esim. j. B. Jones, Cubrun, KY.
seuraavasti: "Olen kayttanyt viimei-
sina seitsemana vuonna Chamberlai-
min Cough Remedya ia huomannut
sen parhaimmaksi l~aakkeeksi." -
Ruuansulatukselle on Chamberlainin
Tabletit ve~rrattomia. Ne ovat paran-
lancet monia muita, miksi Ell sinua.
= Ala unohda. Muista eta mama
Tabletit pehmittavat vatsalihaksia ia
edistavat ruuansulatuselinten toimin-
taa. $3.50.
Chamberlain Medicine Co.
Dcs Moines. Iowa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-29

Hienesld maalaisfauppalasia oil
epdnsfoinen, iumalaton ieppI. Sdn
oil palion lufenut ia eteipd lpGitte-
liid. ioten oiaii bpWin fumota to-
Dallisten firfonibmisten. m6itteet.
&aupungin manbala uStomniiella
oiafonilla oil .fuitenfin tulllit Ipp1
bnoli iepan iielun tilasta ia pG1tti
foettaa iobbattaa bantG 4ristuficn
tpfO. San tutfi .buolelliiesti epG,ls<
Ton mGitteitd fristimisfoa mastdan
ia laati Mile ipastaufiet, ioilla
ipoiii nc fumota. Scum bdnelI1 of
nimG mielestGan ielp1nG fuin nil
II formed, meni ban fepp1d tdpoa-
maan. &esfustelu alotettiin. mlitta
faiian Ell iitG %festdnpt, iilI1 lepdn
onelilla m~Gitofiill6 oil panba o;a-
toni plan aboistettli aiman umpifii-
jaan. Oiafoni tieii fpllG olenania OF
feasia, miitta Ell moinut tooistaa f.
td fep1lle. Soften GdnetonnG Of
tiiaa1i pubfeii bun fppneliin ia To-
moi: "Min1 en- moi mGiteIlG iinun
fansiaii mitta tabson pfiinfertai.
iesti fanoa, etta olen iiiiiresti biio-
lisiani iinun iielustoii". Gen ianot
tiiaan bGn meni pois.
&otiin pGGstpGGn b1n ianoi mai
molleenf "MinG olen ainoastaan
Dabingofii Sumalan tpoSfd. Suma-
Ia fplla tietGd minitn oleipan mil
pittomdn ia ettd ballian iepdn pc
lastusta, mlitta nina en- moinut
mastustaa bantG m1ittelpsid. SGn
pani minut pusiiin niibesid minu,i
tisia." Sitten bGn meni omaan buo
neeieenia ia maipui polDilleen.
"Ob, Sumala". bGn ianoi, nina
olen main nabingofii iinun tpoIle
Il. SinG tiebdt min11n milpittomGs.
ii 5aluaipan ioboattoa ieppG1 finun
luofieii, mrttn nina en- poinltt pii-
bella bdnen fansiaan. SD, Sumo
Ia, nina olen oinoastaan pabingof
il iinln tDolleiil"
Wtlitta oiutonin lGboettpG oil iep-
p1fin mennpt tupaan ia %ianonut
maimoIleen: "Oidfoni tot t1nGlrt
elm iellaiien W6itteen, iota en- ole
ennen fi1ullut. Sonoi oleipania Jun
resti Duolisiaan minun iieluni tdb
ben. MitG9Gn bGn mo9toi tarfoit-
taa?" 8aimo ianoi puolittain pill
fallo: "YaroSto on, ettG menet fp-
ipmGGnl" Nutta ieppd lGbtifin bia
fonin aiunnolle. @teiieen astuttlaan
full bdn aDonaiiesta affunaSta
Oiafonin rrfoufien: "Sb Sunlola,
mind olen main mobingofii iinun
tpolleii. Sind tieoGt minun wilpit-
tomGsti baluoipan ioboottaa ieppGG
iinun Iuofieli, mutta MIND en- moi
nut pltbella bGnen fansiaon. 81,
Slimnla, nina olen ainoostaon no.
bingofii iinun tpolIeii". SeppG as
tui iiiGlle ia ipDdsti liifutetturiu
ianoi: "@t iinG ole pdbingofii -
= rufoile minitn ebestGnil" Eit-
fGn aifaa be pltbelinat ia firfostui
fun firfastltifin iepdlle autiuis.
9iofoni iGi iloiten ibmettelemdGn
fitG fotlritta, minfG 2utber on il.
maisiut nGill1 ianoillo: "Wtisid
meioGn moimomme alfomat iiinG
Sitmolon mointo loppiiii. Misid
meioGn noimomme loppi,lpot. iiinG
Siimolon iueinta ,olfuo".
$3.50
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-29
Sobn &antonen

9raObocfin, &c. 9. StienGi-
fen @manfeIis-@ utberiloiien ieura.
funron munafgtius tu;., pioettd-
pGfii moolisfuun 2 pGind 1920
flo 10 op. ielirofuntan firtosia, ia
fielld tiiIlaan fGlittelemdGn faiftia
ieiirofuntuon fliiillipia aiioita Min
mpos wolitoon mirfofunta ieuraas
maIle muooeIIe.
Seurafunnan piiolesta
|@miI 81. SoIsti august Soloppa
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