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The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-11-25
Wonderful Values In Furniture

1000 Rockers 0D 0D..,:........- 7zs
o.zo Rockers @ Observation-Disclosures. 500
SoU ROCKERS 90 600
$500 Sewing Machines @.......... 5000
500 Sewing Machines @D.............. @ $500
$500 Sewing Machines @............... $3.50
2250 Safe @ @..................... 1880
1O'oO Saie ~ .......... 1900
Io'oo oale 20 D......... ................... 1925
22.5O Wood Bedsteads QD......... QD 1900
26.oO WOOD Bedsteads %. @................ 1900
1890 e 90 Iron Bedsteads @................. 1880
!oOO Iron Bedsteads 90 0................ 11.5O
1880 Mattress 1900
9.oO MATTRESS % @...................... 7.25
$3.50 Buffet a .42:so
oOOO Bumet % ................. 42.5O
$3.50 Buffet @ Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
So.oo Buffet "a. 24.OO
5000 Library Table 0............ 0 215O
15o9 5o LiiLprary 4iLy Tabie % g.............. $3.50
l5Zo Library Table Cd @................. $50
4oOO wardrobe 90 @0.................... $3.50
800 Center Table @. Observation-Disclosures. 375
800 Center Tables @................ FPS
500 Center Tables D............... 4.35
80 Center Tables "a @.......... 525
22O0 Dressing Table @.................. $3.50
a23O Par or Suits @ @................... 5000
% 9oOo Paflor SUITS @ Observation-Disclosures. $500
5000 Parlor Suits Observation-Disclosures. @ 62.5O
Io.00 Parlor Suits @.................... $500
2oOO DaVehettes "a ................. $3.50
1870 Wood Bedsteads @............... $3.50
3I50 Buggy Harness 0................ 0 2715
5000 Buggy Harness % @............. 225O
40.OO Buggy Harness @................ 5000
1000 Wagon Harness @......... % 1900
l2.5O Wagon Harness @ @............... 935
.OO CnecK Lines "a ..............,... SIS
o.oo single Lines @. .................. 375
Ivy lanterns @ ....... .................. 10
1.25 Lanterns @................, on
1.50 Lanterns 0D............. 90 liz
1.65 Lanterns 0............. % 12s
o.2O Aiurn!num Percolators 90 @........... 125
3.75 aluminium Water Pitchers O .. $50
500 aluminium Water Pitchers 90 " $50
~ Rod Rolls Galvlnlzed Barb Wire @ :. $50
4.50 Collars 0D................ 0D. 32s
$50 Collars % 1s0
200 Collars @D. 80
2.75 Brides % Observation-Disclosures, 2iO
800 Brides 90 22s
400 Brides % 0D.............. 3OO
$50 Brides %. 26O
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-15
ALBUQUERQUE PROOF;
Should Convince Every AlbuQuer.
que Reader.


que Reader.
The frank statement of q neigh
Dor. telling the merits of q remedy,
Bids you pause and believe.
The same endorsement
BY some stranger far away
Commands no belief at ali,
Here's an Albuquerque case.
An Albuquerque citizen testifies.
Read and be convinced.
+. w. kneuppel, farmer, sol n.
Eighth St, says: "A few years ago
my kidneys got out of fix and
suffered right smart with back
aches and pains over my kidneys. l
couldn't do much lifting or stoop-
ing, either. My kidneys didn't act
right and l knew they were the
cause of all the trouble. l read of
Doans Kidney Pills and used them.
They promptly stopped the back
aches and put my kidneys in good
shape again"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mr.. kneuppel had. Foster
Milburn Co.. Mfrs. Buffalo, n. Y.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-15
THE FIRST EXPERIENCE

Youth with its vitality makes
for the young mothers health
and happiness. But later mater
nal experiences bring a different
result. The care of a family, null
tiplied household duties, and very
often the weakness caused by
womanly disease, tend to pro-
long the suffering and to make
convalescence a slow and weary
process.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton prepares the prospective
mother. 1t promotes the appe-
tite, cures nervousness and sleep
lessness, and gives conscious
ness of buoyant health. = 1t is
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-15

unexceled strength giving tonic for mothers during
the period of convaescence. Listen to what this
says
San Antonio, Texas-"One of my daughters has two
Favore Prescription babies that she is very proud Of
She in very health for eight years She could
scarcely get around and not able to do her own
housework. Doctoring did not seem to help her. Finally,
she started to take Dr. Perce Favore Prescription and
that medicine restored her perfect health Her babies
fine and healthy and she had practically suffering
Best of ALL she is in better health today than before
thanks to Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription Mrs Sarah
Whitley, 307 Sharer Street.
"Favorite Prescription makes weak sick
well Accept substitute the medicine which
weak Al drugeists-ilid tablet
Send 10 DR. Peoes 1nyads Hotel
tlte, Buffalo, y. y. fer trial package Of tablets -.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-15

the state treasurer's, auditors and
travelling auditors offices are ad-
yised.
"t4O That all public offices
and officials, state, county, be aD-
nuaIIy audited by state auditor,
who shall be appointed by the gov
ernor and take the place of the
present travelling auditor. In Or
der that this may be done the au-
ditor's assistants should be ac-
countants and not political ap-
pointees. With such annual au-
dts before rather than after the
fact we hope that such situations
as now existing in the treasury Of
this county may be avoided, a.
state Administration.
"(5D In the state administra-
ton we suggest:
"(a) The elimination of the
legal advisor to the governor.
"Cb) Removing the collection
of auto licenses from the secretary
OF state to the highway commits
sioF,
"(dr Abolition Of the state cor
poration commission. which is now
a constitutional body and the crea.
ton by statute of one state public
service commissioner. This would
transfer certain administrative
functions of the present commits
sion and the insurance commits
sioner back to the secretary of
state and certain others to the
bank examiner.
"(d) The elimination OF the in
surance commissioner.
"(e) The elimination OF the
mounted police force and the APP
pointment of two or three Nate
marshals.
go The elimination of the
gasoline inspectors and a ! cent
instead Of a 2 cent gasoline tax.
"(g) That the state penitentiary
be made a reputable and efficient
institution on the lines recon-
mended by the recent report Of
the National Prison association TO
the penitentiary commissioners and
that the wardenship be taken out
of politics.
"(6) The submission or a con-
stitutonal amendment which VIII
permit of a reorganization or a
consolidation Of certain OF the
state educational institutions on
more efficient and less costly
lines. The constitution as it now
stands confirms all Of these in
stitutions in the places where they
are now established and, more
over, necessitates the maintenance
of separate boards of regents for
each Of the present institutions SO
established. So constitutional
amendment is a necessary prelim-
mary to any discussion or plan for
any change from the present
status AS to what sort of organi-
cation or consolidation should
thereafter be effected is a matter
which will require care, study and
paintaking investigation. The i'm
preston is general that q consoli-
dation Of the university, the agri-
cultural college and the school OF
mines into one institution and
the three present normals into
either two or three would be effec-
tive and desirable and our report,
question from that point of view.
The taxpayers association has,
through the good offices of three
well-known educators from other
states, inaugurated a survey of this
whole question and this will when
completed. greatly facilitate q
proper solution of the problem. One
member of this committee, Prof.
w. c. Baglay of New York, a
man of national prominence in his
line of work, has spent some time
in the state recently and together
with his associates, is preparing a
preliminary report on the situa.
ton which we hope soon to have
available.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-09-16

expects to resume her work.
fhe reception given to The teaehers
bg ~ paroats q H. seADd eAilAHea
l6st Friday night vas very veil At
tsnAea 4 ahsst psogram vas givsa,
u vhieh boeA Dayents sAd teAeheSs
vses givea ss0s valuabls sdviee. aftsr
vhieA light FsfEeshnsats Of punch and
eaks vess ssgve1.
n. Z. HeKiastsy Isft AsaAay nse.-
~ Sss Dsavae where ~ expects TO
taks h H. 1aakses' esaventisn.
d. DueAAAaa arrived n 0adGviek
Monday from Sterling.
Asa J. N. AeHaFg and 80 Robest
ASaasg, hoo 1satTsal Cansda, AZ
rivsd in 1eleviek fuaslay nse1iAg.
Mn. 1eHsEE . . sistss q Mrs. Il.
N. Fsyse sn1 J. N. Dsehanaa.
Mn. 6. 4. Martin and Mrs.. c: c.
CsnpAsli eatssteins1 IL 1s2.l Nsigh-
boss Tuesday aftssnesa ct Mn. Mar
tins hesas. Mr.. Addis Clsesy aaA
4rs. Nst4is Stsekhan were voted upon
afts9 vhieA dekeicos re10Ghmslks
Of ice cream and cake were served.
NFs. p. J. Donaldson win entertain
them ut her home sesth Of Ssdgwiek
Tuesday afternoon. September 81.
Nellie Z. Nichols. county clerk, was
visiting in Ssdgviek Tuesday.
Miss Rose Werner left Monday
morning for Ksarnsy, Nsbr., where
she expects 70 resume hse school work
at the KeaInsy Normal.
Miss Mabel Benson arrived in SedR-
wick Tuesday. She expects to be aesnt
here for the Beatrice Creamery Co.
Ross DoWlin just "iilled in" until an.
other could Be secured.
3. p. Blount, who has been visiting
~. L. Wasnssy the past week left for
his home In Chicago, Ill.,, Monday
Gus Andersen and Edgar Sherman.
applicants for the VenanSo postofRice
were in Ssdgwick Wednesday, taking
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-09-16

~ civil service exams st II 0adg-
viek psstl9iee.
NF. HuAsss. Dsste1ice inPeaAE
fsso Deavs,i vas h oeagvisk w.
Aao6ny Ter tAs DHsDeee q hcDeee1G
10 es1tenplstsd to-nils .usal Ss046L
sssth q bedgviek. - Janssse ae-
eenpAaisd hin sysI ~ yesaa.
NJ. aal Ass. C. !. AeXhsesy vso
in Julssbafg Wednesday. AIs. NJ
Kinstxy had . sligAt spssatisa ~
Termed - ~ 1ees.
Anoag these vhe stteaAed ths Faie
n JuIssksrg Wednesday vses: NJ.
and Mn. p. c. Haniltsa. nI. ani M
II. Johnsoa. 1Ps. Ennett CleaS0G,
Ma 0sui Hiliahean1, ]. u. Dushann1
and Hslea DUeAaAaa.
Sheriff Hunhoestooe Vas Q viotGo0
IN Sodgviek Wednesday.
Bert Mccoy is sDssin9 . NV Fed
TAs HisA aeAesl vii - eAsa1
Thuroday and Friday in order = -
H. pupsls attsad tAs Coun4y ralR
1As Grsds sehool viii close Friday.
Aiss Fssness barry entered ~
ninth gfads II SsdGwiek last Mo-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs.. A. Janksvshy, j..
entertained at . card party We6AAse
day night. A most enjoyable time was
Vanes AeKinstzy nDw owns H.
Hupp formerly owned By Frsd Baker.
Mrs.. Mary Snyder and ~, CyIua>
Of Crook, were Ssdgvick and J1lss-
burE visitors Monday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-09-16

Mill. Studio for astiseie tsasi.e,
Ogallala. Nsbr. s8.l8s
Emil Schoenheld Of Haxtun vss
transacting business In Julesbure last
Saturday.
Elmer A. johnson of Omaha was
looking after business interests In
this city Monday.
Ars. ". b. Homedew returned Tues
day from Longmont, Colo, whore ~
have been visiting with her daughter,
". 2. Lamm Of Allen, Nsbr., was in
this city Tuesday looking after his
various land interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Addams Of Nc
Cook. Nebr, spent last Saturday and
Sunday visiting At the Clarence and
Ralph ROzell homes. Mrs. Adams is
. sister Of Messrs. Ralph and Clar-
ence Rozell.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-09-16
O.. y. HenQeea. leaas.

o. y. NAsapssa. lsoas.
Mrs. Harriet E. Brock Of Giltner,
Nsbr.. was . business visitor in Jules
burg last Friday.
Mills Studio foor Kodak finishing.
Ogallala, Nebr. s9-16'
Gus Mccormack Of Haxtun, was .
county seat business visitor last Sat-
urday.
For the Spring calves use Mutual
Calf Neal for sale at Cleveland 4
Laws.
C. W. Beaman. assistant manager of
the Sedgwick Lumber company, was
looking after business interests here
Monday.
Mrs. c. N. Strong Of jacksonville,
ILL.,, il visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Henry Bruss on the north table. Mrs.
Strong il . cousin Of Mrs. Bruss.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-09-16

Ai!l; se.4is fer Tie family sr..I
Af. - Ma Dsss vanaivse Of Me-
dasha, Kanaas. arrived in JnlaabsFg
lost Friday saA are visitess st II
O1e Il j. ". Cenyoes sAd daughter.
Nh vsndives is . niece u Mr.. Con-
AiIl; ssstie for s.Iys pa.t.s:
Wn. Cestslins and daughter ea
Cambridge. ILL.,. hsvs bsea visiting fes
the past several days It ths Ccs. z.
4cCons hoDs eleven miles south east
q JulssbuFH. hey are distant rela-
tives Of TIE AeCSne family.
George FFieksy, . peospssous farm
= residing aiAs niles hosth-vest Of
yulesburE was b0siness visitor hsss
hast Monday. We aeknevIedge .
Pleasant and aDpsseiatsa call. M.
fFickey being . nsw subscriber - ths
Crit-Advoeste.
Deputy Sheriff H. c. Kinsman vss
. Sterling visitor last Sunday. While
there be took into custody tvo men,
C. z. Town and r. A. Town. They
were brought TO Julesbsrg sad jodeoa
b the county jail pending investi9a-
ton Of charges preferred aeainst
them.
Six new white chairs have recently
been installed Ut the o. 8. Corpe ton
serial parlors. This Improvement sdd,
materially to the psogrsssive and
neat aRpearance Of this enterprise, it
being ar: Corpe's policy TO give his
patrons hrst class service in every
rsspect.
The dance At loves hall last Nom
day night was attended by . large
crowd. A Hawaiian orchestra furnish
ID the music for The occasion. Dances
are also being held At tie Lowe hall
each night during ths fair, Prof.
1unchs orchestrs Of Holyoke furnish
ing the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Sutton Of Ord,
Nebr. were Julesbufg visitors last
Friday en- route to their home via
auto. having been enjoying an outing
ir the mountains. Mr.. Sutton is an
old friend and neighbor Of ]. ". Con-
yers Of this city, they having been
neighbors back in Illinois in 1854.
Miss Helen Heb Of Franklin, Nebr,.
arrived in Julesburg Friday morning
to accept . position ~ stenographer
in the Office Of the JulesburT Motor
company, taxing the place made va
cant by the resignation of Miss Leah
Booth. Miss Heb 10 the daughter Of
kev. Lewis Heb, . former pastor Of
the Congregational church in this city.
and has many friends here.
Miss Helen Theiss entertained a
number Of her friends last Monday
evening at the hospitable Thesis home
IN the northwest part of this city.
The occasion was in the nature Of 4
farewell party given in honor Of Mr.
BWdette Inman, who will soon leave
for his new home at Windsor, Colo,
It is reported = very enjoyable event.
John Hewgley has purchased the
sighty-acre irrigated farm which he
lives on five miles southwest Of Jules
burg, near the Pleasant View school
house. The deal was made through
Smelser and company. Mr.. Heweley
Is one Of Sedgwick county's progress
sive farmers, having rented this place
for the past several years and has
now further identified himself with
this fertile section by the purchase Of
this land.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-09-16
NEWS ITEMS BY
OUR EDGWICK
CORRESP PONDENT

Miss Jones, sister Of Mrs. VIM. Sine
ack. arrived Sunday morning on No.
13 from the east.
]. C. Wagner Of Julesburg was seen
on our streets Monday.
The Sedgwick boys held band con-
cert in Crook Sunday afternoon. 1t
was well attended and very much en-
joyed.
Mrs. Ray Beaman, who has been Wis
iting IN Sedgwick the past week left
Thufsday for Fort Lupton where she
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-09-16
LOCAL NEWS AND
PERSONAL ITEMS
O. Il, Theuoosa. lea,p.

O. Il. ThsoQssa. lean.
Th0 beard Of directors Of the Jules
bRI Irrigation district held their reg
l1af neathly meeting last Tuesday at
~ e9ies Of Secretary Frsd K. HUFF
Daa ia Julssburg.
Z. G. keNally-Eassssn Colorado
LADds. 4
nfs. c. =. Mitchell, who had spent
~ past three weeks in JulesburE
yisitiAg With hsf sister-iu-law, Mrs.
! G. 1eNally and family, left Tues
~ for he1 home In Schuyler, Nebr
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-09-16
NOTICE.

For Sals-Forty-four-sers tract q
A-Ns. irrigated land located IN ~
edge Of yulesburk. CIoss IN and naa1
school. Win sell - . whols o. b
l1-aers tEaets - desired. pbe ~.
ther particulars inquire Of
8HELSDk 1 co. slo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
Snpmen raba
Selanber & 9tefton, Meu Yorf,
n,afiaa SollariSta 81 fmfaa.
gSafefielS, Oticb.

8ibmeiieSid ompellieurGn fofouf
Tesla Wtrs S. HGiidien talolla oil
popt6trloia $500. @nii iilnnuns
tai-iltana 5 p, on nuoriioIeuran fab
mitarioilu Scr S. @liaionin talol<
la josia naboollilesti tlllee ole
maan ipieras pubuinfin. Sitten
torstaina 8 p. on ompelui. fabmi@
ailet Suomas MGen talolla. &rn-
iasta oinnottoa toiipotann fl1nrpaan
fin tilailuuteen lillG aineellinen til
los oliii npfpGGn iituresta merfitpf
iest1 observation-disclosures, fosfa on
iliuret menot firffomme fellarin
paraillaan tebtGesiG.
Seuraf. lpnoiineli1nnes tofous
pioetaan firfosia emf iunn. 5 p.
flo :lta; t1rteitG oiioita fesfnss
teltamana, faiffien ieltrafltntalais
ten I1sn1oLo rp1lttGm1ton.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
SeSelmiem binnat lasfeentniuat
gSuSbinaton, =

8oSbington. = Maanlpilielps-
,ballitus on ilanoittonllt, etta beoels
nGt ia fasipit 9alpenelpat. SpnGn
tpuooen tGbben bebelmiG ia fasDio
on runiaasti purastosi9 ia osta-
iien ntGGrd ei nGDttdnGsti ole min
llturi fnin le on ollut. Slmoitrf>
lin n1boen, ettG liiltria rnGGriG be.
oelmiG pilaantiul Enaaieitonlla,
maiffa ostaiilta fallpungisia feinos
tellaan forfeita bintoia, naampilie
lpSolosto ianoo, ettG baasfatut be.
oelnt1t omat ilturesIa mGdrGsiG trit
len puoottanlia ia eiipat ole felpaa
mia ntnrtfinoille laitcttafpafii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
Danettom,arais Sop sraSalla

Dsfosb, 8is., eIof. 30 p. = Sa'
mes Donaro nintinen lpetltrinfuls
iettojo ioi lurrnania palaen fnolt'
naffi ipetiirin oIla ia lamnlittaio
Saul SSaffe iai modrolliiia fpam@
mtoia,s fitn 600 liridn Gbicagosto
Minnenpoliiiin ntatfalla oletpa lil'
no fnistui rooalta IGbellG Ssfosbio
tpiirne BOND. &anffaIaoe oil beiton
tannt rataipollio ia Deturt ptiii
mofliltipoiinua, fnfii potooiifpaitnuo
ia ratpintolnmaitnu mieri raoolto.
8ofoaiiipounitsia iDnnptti lpbtD III
Iipalon iofo letpiii folmeen nlaS
fitulpnuruurt ntittta matfusta1tsto
eli fnfoan Iouffnnntltnlit.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
Snulncioen ipaalitoiminnan titfi.
nliuem
htti-

Chicago, = Senaatin alatnni>
tea, jofa ioi tebtilpGfieen puolnei-
Den paalitotntinnan tlltfimiIen, on
aloittnnut tG1ll1 istuntonio @niis
ntGiIinG fuulusteltiin repllblifanien
fanIollisfonlitean pubeeniobtaioa
&iIl $. tSapelia ia oemofratien
fnnialliSfonitean entiStG plbeeniob
toion Somer Q. Gllanmingiia. &um
painenfaan ei poi'nltt "ipalaista"
fuipernoori Gorin tefenliG ipptofiiG,
ettG republifanit olilpat ferdG1Gs-
ID 100000 bollarin ipaalirabas
toa. Wfr Sapes ipaflrlttti, ettd re-
publifauip1olueen fanlallisfonti'
tean menoaripio preiibentinfpaaleja
parten oil 3,079,O37 oollnria ia
ett1 faniallisfoutitea tGnlan lilatii
pritti fer1tG n1ilioonan oollurin iili
ruista iunlmaa, iofa labiotettailltn
tpaltioioen fogtiteoille paitallista
tpaalitoinlintaa iparten, loten faif@
fiann lpGbGn pli neliGn milloonao
oonoria tGptett6iiiin faiffiin tarfoi
tltf5iin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
GcnaGt ia ialfaiuiat

Satpolliiin iolfaipifa on lGtt4iaI
ia, futen iitG fanian tesfitltoesia
ianotaan. Se iobtuii itiehnmisia ia
paufiisio rltltniin buonosto aien.
nosto, liit1, ettG IibofIet olpat i1G,
meet barioitiifien piilttteesio beifoif
Il ia ipariinfin iiitd, ettG f1Dtet1Gn
fenfiG. iotfa estGtp1t Iibafiien lii
fettG, tpnriinfin tparmaslibasten ia
iafatpot rltitntiin poinon epdtalai-
iesti ialan eri oiille.
&un paIiasialtainen tpilli tdipe-
Ice, min taiipartuipat bGnen mar.
paania ntaaban iofa asfeleella. Gas
tG on ieuratfiena, etta bGnen f6Gris
mariilibaffenia fddriluitn iiidpuo-
leila, iotta oipat fiinnitetpt ialtoe
pobioan ia nnrpaiiiin opat wab-
pat ia finrntoifaAaa pitapdt iaIfa
rinnan DlbGGllG. SGpfGt, mariinfin
obtaat ia lpbpet fengdt raioittaipat
marpaioen Iiifetta, iopa estdipdt
len foionaan ia Iibaflet menettGs
pGt fen tGboen fintntoiiitltenia.
Boliosia ieilontiiesia ia pabGsiG
f1meleu1iSeSIci heiffeuemct f1Grgn ia
jalan libatlet.
&un lparpuat pibetdGn tGipelles-
Ia ia ieiStesid lilospGin mifd tas
pabtuu parIinfin fitn fengGt o.
mot jGpf1t, min raiittlnuot beifot
libafiet, nilfan iiidpnolinen fanna
tus beiffenee ia ialfaterd lpGGntDp
iiiGGnpdin, ntifd aibeltttna ialtates
rGn 3. NJ. paiffoien lontaantuanisto
Iiifaraiit,tfiesta.
Sofainen iolfo tallistitu tiefpsti
iontitn Derran iii6anp1in = IL
man iitG enne ipoiii f1ipeIld ep1s
talailelIa ntaolIn = utlttta ie ei
ole ialon toipallinen aienta. @rinGi.
iilIG fanfoiIIa ia benfiIoiIIG on
litonnostaan matnlarintainen ioIfo
ilman ettd ie tpaifpna beit6. 4lunt.
minfin tpoioann ianoa, ett1 iaIfa.
iofa falIistltu iii61n pain ieistesid,
ei ole IlonnolIiiesio aiennosiaan.
Monet pitdipdt riiooin tdrfedms
pdnd fitin teripepoen fenfi1 ostaes
iaan ia iaatpat fen tdboen tdriid mo
nenIniiia tpouumoia. Sdrfepd ibmti
men woIitiee fenfGnid iaIan ipooti.
mlfiien Hliifoon ia fddstpp iiten
militia fdriinpfiiItd, ioito nttotibuI
Iiius tiiottoa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
Siilen faiiuajiem palfat

@asbineton elof. = Brelioent@
ii Billion bpipGflpi biilifomitean e.
nenlmiston eiitpflen, ionfa mlltaan
fotpon biilen fairpoiat iaaipat tlne
t,pon palfanliiGpflen. nraffntlie'
bet trIeipat iuoanoan forotusta 20
profenttia ia pditpdpaIffalaiiet noin
IT proielrttio. Salpin pGipdpalffo
teolIiiriioesla tl,liii olemaon 52h
5errtti6 titnriilto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
9iainliuja liian beiffo pmolalaisten
mielestG

Noriolpo, = Yrelioentti Ytlluo'
iii ontoi Yuolan Iancnlalebotlle
IanIunllon josia ban ielittod, etta
Iinjo, ionto liittoirtitneet miiine 1orl
Inflrun p:nG olettipot Buolon Il
tGilefii raiafii, on Itrotegiielto nd'
fofannolta fatlottiina oifpon oripoa
ton Buolon taiolpalalle.
"Monin poifoin 8rest-SitoDsttn
ienonlIo olenune me 10 menneet
IiittolitiineiOen uiettomon raion Dli"
Iauiii preiioentti 8iliuoifi. Sob
ioiIesia olennme me iit1 l1bestpnlds
IA. Ppidbtpatinen tdIle linjolle,
iuofiubaiitoien fainantinen ia puo-
Iustustilon oiettominen merfitlee Il
tG, eta me taboonme nrliooostao
itGifen rintnmon tafpotteIuiemme
ntiifdiiefii."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
21 bnlnt9ilaista n1iprta miestG int
fittamanG

8iirioifeuoesia on alfonat MUIR
bastn ia meteloInliIestG lpptettplen
81 bulutbiloiien nloren mieben
tlitfirto. Seiodt aietettiin ippttee-
Ieen er1Gn lirfusieurlleen folmen
neeferitpol1iien birttGniiestd wiimc
feiGf. Is p:na ia len pbtepocsi1 ta>
pabtuneista muista Datipallan'
teoisto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02

= Hepilblitaanit oipat flioblfiis
iaan Gorin lpGitteen ioboosta ettd
be ntiifa oliliipat ferdnneet Is mill
ioonan rabaston ipaaleia marten.
slifopat PARMA gorin abtaalle la-
noistaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
airialtaiat Ilafosia 2iberpoulisIa

2iberpooI, eIof. 80 p. = @nfi
ferran tt2 ipitoteen Ell 2iberpooIis
ia iImestpnpt ianomoIebtid tdnd
oomumo ia iltalebtiG ei liioin lines
tpnpt, tapobtuen tdnd emf ferran
so nuoteen. S6nd iobtiii fiitd etc
I'd Iotoiat meniipdt dffid Iaffoon ia
nddn tdaIId ia Waancbesterisia fpao
tien Iiid1 palffoa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
Sn,rria metfGpaloia @cnaialla

Sitfbolma, - Seliingist1 Sios
ningen IeboeIe iaopiineesio iGbfo.
ionomasio ferrotoab ett6 BendidI
Ia on miime pGiipind riebitniit iiuis
rio metN1poIoio, ioioen iaoIiifii on
ioitimiit fotonaiiia fpIi6 ia foupun
seita. @oIosoon fiipernementisio
on oinofin milf iatao ibutisafun.
too ia toisto iotoa tbnrist6 ioittis
nut tiiIen ubrifii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
glmerifan Experimentation Elf

= 9lmerifan TpoipGenliiton Elf
mics ia iibteeri olpat iulfaisieet
nhntillGGn narustetun mietinnon
oemotraatien ia republitaanien pre-
iioentinebooftaistl. COT on beiodn
nlielestGGn luoiiolliIenlpi tpopGelle
fllin Suroing.