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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-11-10
Community leadership

Four hundred people attended this
year the session held at Madison,
Wis. OF the School for Community
Leadership. These were secretaries
OF boards OF trade and chamber of
commerce ana others interested in
the problems of civic improvement.
Community leadership is becom-
ing a regular profession, which many
nen are studying as a means of live
lihood. Also people who wish to
to study the subject so as to under
stand better how to work for the
progress of their home towns, should
have the chance to attend such
courses without much expense. Just
as the farmers have agricultural in
stitutes to leach scientific farming,
50 communities should have civic in
stitutes to study city and town de-
' elopment.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-11-10

independently, and build up perma-
nent American business as the result
of fair prices.
Paper making is an industry which
it takes a long time to develop, so
immediate relief is not in sight.
Publishers should not hesitate to
ask a fair price for their Product,
since it will take time TO stabilize
this industry. But just so sure as
paper producers hold Ifices up to the
present level they will invite COM
petition that in the end will hurt
their business.
The same condition has been seen
in the sugar industry, only relief
came sooner because cane and beets
can be grown sooner than paper
Mills can be created.
Many sugar dealers have been
forced to see the dangers that go
with profiteering, and the same bust
ness risk exists in any industry
where the consumer is unfairly
squeezed.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-11-10
RESULTS OF HIGH PRICES.
ordinations Control Prices and
Competition is Prevented.

Newspaper publishers are inter-
ested to note the news item to the
effect that the paper mills OF Fin
land are working to introduce their
product in this country. They turn
out 100000 tons of paper this year
and may become quite factor in the
situation. If they should multiply
this production, paper producers who
have been asking eXorbitant prices
in this country would wish they
hadn't.
The law of supply and demand may
sometimes seem to be nullihed.
Com bination control prices and COM
petition is prevented. But when you
rut too high 4 figure on COM
modify, you invite other people to go
into the business from all over the
world.
1t may be a fairly easy thing to
line up all the producers in given
line in this country. But so far in
ternational trusts have not developed
much. The paper producers of Fin
land would probably prefer to act
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-11-10
NOTICE Or APPOINTMENT.

Notice of the appointment OF an
executor of the estate of Betsay
Spilde, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the
subscriber has been duly appointed
executor, of the estate of Betsey
Spilde, late of L,Corah, in the
County of Winneshiek, State OF
Iowa, deceased, testate, and has
taken upon himself, that trust by
Qualifying as the law directs. All
persons having demands upon the
estate of the said deceased are re-
quired to exhibit the same; and per-
sons indebted to said estate are
called upon {" make payment to
ALBERT ATKINSON,
Executor.
Dated at DEBORAH, Iowa, October
29th, 1920.
WILLET & NELSON, Attorney
4i-t.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-11-10
Cat Came Back After Two Years.

Charles City, Ia.-Either as a con-
Vincing evidence that a cat has nine
lives or very long memory, Buster
a 9-year-old cat owned by a family
of this city, has returned to its oil
home after an absence of Two full
years.
About a week ago a wild-acting
cat appeared around the barn. keep
ing out of reach and nearly out of
sight 1t finally yentured out on the
lawn and its former owner recogniz-
ing Buster called, Come, Buster"
and Buster, after all this long two
years, remembered his name and
with leaps and bounds came to its
owner.
He was given food but told first to
beg for it, a trick he had been
taught and practiced in former years.
Here his memory served him well
again and he went through his old
antics as though it had been only
yesterday.
Buster displays no inclination 20
see more of this wide, wide world,
where, as evidenced by his gauntness
II. c. l.. must affect cats as well as
humans.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-11-10
Woman Appointed a Deputy Sheriff.

woman appointed deputy Sncf1H.
Waterloo, Ia.-Mrs Margaret Saul,
daughter of a well-known farmer,
Ewing a few miles west of Cedar
Falls, has been appointed first deputy
by Sheriff Herman T. Wagner.
Miss Saul, who is a bsokkeeper,
will have charge of the books, will
answer telephone calls, look after
executions and do other office work
Il believe a woman can serve just
as efficiently as my chief deputy as a
man." Mr.. Wagner said, when he
announced the appointment. And,
besides, women are a new political
and official power in the country that
is altogether wholesome, and 1 be-
lieve in recognizing our newly en-
f!anchised voters"
1t is believed that Miss Saul is the
first chief deputy sheriff in Iowa
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-11-10
HALT!

Would you like to live a 1000 years,
"a 100000 years, 100000
900 years, yes, forever and ever? If
YOU do, send Csc for q copy of the
famous Finished Mystery" in
magazine form, which explains the
possibility for YOU.
THE GOLDEN AGE NEWS BUREAU
EOS +. Broadway. DEBORAH, Iowa.
Phone Blank 24T.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-11-10

at $3.50 and 1915, made up of a
fine dark stripe cotton fabric with
velvet collar. S. LARSEN.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-11-10

Hard wood barrels, sugar bar
rels and sacks for sale by the Meritol
Company. 49,.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-11-10
Bathing id Iowa Like California.

Milford, lathe bathing season
isn't closed at West Okoboii, Pocah-
ontas point Iowa's greatest summer
resort Mrs Ahrt and the Misses
Cola, BeuIah and Helen Jepperson
went in bathing Sunday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-11-10

onr want column.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-08

W4NNs7 to- borrow $4,000 ior five
years. per cent, first mortgage II t.r' t
class property worth moro than Ss,nuc
Address ID. T.. this office. as 6
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-08
DEMPSEY GIVES AWAY
A $4,000 AUTOMOBILE

Benton Harbor, Mich, Sept s.
When Jack Dempsey went to the train
yesterday morning he was accompa-
MED by his manager, Jack Kearns.
and promoter, FitZsimmons, and wife.
They drove to the station in Denp,
rs $4,000 automobile and that mo-
car makes. possible a pretty bit
information for the public. When
mpsey got ready to jump aboard
tme train, Mrs. Fitzsimmons, some
what alarmed, said to him:
"Jack, what will we do with tho
carp"
Gust keep it. It IS yours" was
-Dempsey's answer as he hoped on
the train, a smile lighting up his
face.
The powers of attraction of Demp-
sey and Billy Misl1e in ring combat
is evidenced by the fact that the gate
receipts of the Labor Day bout at
Floyd arena drew a gate
of $4,000. That great amount of
money made the fight profitable for
everybody concerned. The war, tax
amounted to more than $4,000.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-08
SIPS VICTROI4A GIVEN TO
MR.. JACK BRANDENBURG

A continuous stream of court day
visitors thronged Muncy Brothers
store all day Monday, making pur-
chases in order to have a better
chance to become the possessor of the
beautiful SIPS Victor talking machine
which was given away by this hust-
ling firm. Between the hours OF 1
and the crowd was so dense it was
impossible to wedge yourself into tire
large store rooms. Promptly st 4
o'clock the box containing the tickets
was opened, little girl was selected
from the crowd who stepped Up to tire
box and drew out ticket with the
name of Mr.. Jack Brandenburg, Of
this county, appearing on the face OF
it, who became the owner OF the ma
chine. The funny part Of the drawing
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-08
"VIRGIN OF STEAMBOAT" -,
DRAWS BIG CROWD

The double bill presented at The
opera house Tuesday evening drew q
crowd from all walks of life which
taxed the seating capacity to the lin
1t. The first part Of the program
included q master feature produced
by the Universal-Jewel, with PriScil-
la Dean as the star in "The Virgin OF
Stamboul.' The scenes are laid in tho
city of STEAMBOAT, known to be the
wickedest city in the east, revealing
the customs of the Turk and the Arat
an the sacred temple, and the forbid
den portals of the harem. Miss Dean
IN taking the role Of Sari, the beggar
girl, is the busiest little person in the
entire cast of players and wins The
admiration of the audience through
her devotion to the young American
tourist. She is known in filmdom as
the girl of the Independent spirit, and
this characteristic is truly brought
out in-the manner in which she con.
duets herself among the Turks and
Arabs from whom she begs a pittance
for the support of her aged mother
The picture was made doubly inter
esting through the splendid work of
the Elder orchestra, which rendered
appropriate music for each scene
thrown upon the canvas.
Miss Ward received many words of
commentator from the patrons as
they left the theater last evening in
bringing such splendid releases to the
city. There are few cities the size OF
Richmond which can boast of such
programs as she is offering the the
ater-goerS here.
The second part CT the program in
troduced Rea Nye, the worlds great
est palmist, who held the audience in
CONSERVATION as she read one palm
after another from the eager audi
ence who were DESTROYS of knowing
their future fate. She was admitted
to be the cleverest woman of her kind
ever brought to Richmond. The sing
ing of her daughter and the assisting
work of her husband made the act
we'll worth the price of admission.
Rea Nye concludes her engagement
here Saturday night, and on Thurs
day afternoon a special matinee will
be given the ladies' of Richmond at.
the Alhambra theater.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-08
ROAD DEDICATION
Is NOW POSTPONED

While work is progressing along the
Dixie Highway in satisfactory man
! ner, there will not be the dedication
Of either OF the divisions extending
through the Cumberland mountains
of Kentucky and Tennessee this year
as was anticipated by the Dixie High
way Association. President M. M.
Allison, of the association, has made
an official report to this effect and
the events VIII not take place until a
later date. The delay is caused
chiefly in contractors having to await
the arrival of material and it is said
to be physical, impossibility to have
the work progressed sufficiently at
this time to warrant the dedication.
President Allison, however, is of the
opinion that both divisions will be
travelable to Florida during the com
ing winter and there is anticipated
an elaborate decoration of the COM
pletion of the highway planned for
the mountain districts, as well as 9th
er divisions extending both to the
north and south. A special Dixie
Highway edition of an Atlanta paper,
which was to have been issued stimuli
taneously with the dedication, has
been abandoned.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-08
HEARD ABOUT TOWN

Mr. w. =. Elanton and family, who
have been occu0y:ag roons at Madi-
son High school budding, hi 70 leased
-ooms with Mr. ld Ms. l'oshoi -.
Main ard Tird
Mrs. Jonas p. Rycl,er awil -
housekeeping in her home on IT,
street, vacated hy Mr. Harber
Mr.. Jonah taqc-- is moving into
his bandsowo homo in Eoaedale which
rs rccc'Ni1g che finishing touches, and
y ono Of tae most copyericnt and ele-
-o7t'v fni1hed home in the city.
Prof S. S.. Mycs and family have
moved into Tho iiat used By the Wa
a rem.W dTriqG the erection OF
aor lcsjJcnco.
1Ir ard Mrs. r.. r Tcrrill win move
lto Miss Laura 'raylo:'s house on
south Scrond stycet (which Mr James
uIlon aad flmny have been occtipy-
g CHS year
Mr. -. 3D. Thomas has just pur-
hnsed &c Mr. H. Il. Fickels a pretty
ottage on Fifth street, now occupied
ley Mr. Long.
Hcv j. a. McClntocll has returne
from Che Lexington conference. His
numerous friends win be glad to
know no wiz tain his passionate at
poylosyille, Rcd House and College
Hll.
AT Henderson jail prisoners COM
plain or lac,, of corn bread and it
was found there was still made
from on oil can that furnished the
cean5 Of mal,ing liquor.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-08
classified ADS.


WANTED-Afable, congenial single
man to share two furnished rooms.
icentraiiy located steam heat; plenty OF
room; suitable Tor office Address Lock
Box 265. Richmond, Ky. 2i7 3
FOR RENT-Siss room house with al
convenienceS, nicely furnished, in good
nei ghborhOod: possession October 1st
Apply at Daily Register office. PIT 3p
FOR sALIl-Irord roadster and Ford
touring car; both have good tires and
are in good running order. See them at
Richmond Buick Company. l.. w. Min
ter. PIG Cp
LOST-I;ay filly colt. followed some
one off court day; reward for return or
information TO C. l.. Edwards, College
Hill, phone Waco lev, or Il. Il. 3D.
wards, County Supt Richmond. ZIG Up
I HAVE taken the agency for the
Fourier Journal and Times beginning
Monday 13tf), headquarters at Taxi
Cab office Main street. Times l2c per
week; Daily CD. &c week: Sunday c.
J; sc copy Cali phone 729. Thomas.
Wilcox. ZIG Up
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-08
FRANKS THE RIGHT STuFF

The Adair County News had the
following last week: "Col. Frank L.
Ripy writes friends here stating that
there are TO sore spots on him; that
he is heart and soul for Ralph Gil
bert for congress, and that he wants
his friends to feel rs he does, and
work for the party as he intends dc
ing. He will be in Adair county ID
the interest of the democratic canc;;-
dates during the campaign"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-08

was that Mr.. Brandenburg had only
two weeks previously bought n 1920
Victor machine from Muncy Brothers,
and as he has no need for two ma
chimes, says he is going to give the
machine he drew to someone.
The Muncy boys know the true
value OF advertising, as this gift in it
self was expensive. They realize that
it puts their furniture store on the
tongue of every household in this sec
ton of the country and makes friends
for the store which could hardly be
reached in any other way. They are
proverbial believers that money spent
in advertising is 2 greater factor in
their success since opening in this
city than any other source.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-08

Mr. C. P. Martin has bought OF
Mr.. c.. w. Pickles the residence on
Third street in which Mrs Zenia Cobb
and family had been living this year.
Prof. and Mrs. r. ]. Robinson will
make their home with the latter's ia
Their, Mr. Martin, in his new pur-
chase
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-08
AN NRRoR
Daily Register was IN err I

DAILY Register was IN err' / on
in regard to The accident to
cue soD Of Mr. and Mrs. 3. f. Belue.
The one who received the injury was
little Billy sam and not tire 14-year-
cid son, as tine paper stated The pa
tient is doing nicely, and the accident
is net SO bad rs reported. His friends
hope 60 see him ont soon.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Fife White have Ia
ken rooms with DIR. r. E. Million and
Mrs. Million on West Main street.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-08

WANTED or women to take.
orders among friends and neighhors for
the genuine guaranteed hosiery, full
line for men, women and children.
Eliminates darning. We pay SOC an
hour spare time or $24 a week for ful:
time Experience Unnecessary Write
international Stocking Mills. Norris
town, Pa. 21Ot1O
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-08

WANTED-Some wood suitable to
burn in fire place. Apply at this Of
fee. 203 IF
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-08
LOST PONY

White. and brown mare pony,
left Ricc's Station ten days ago ;
$40 reward lor information lead
ing TO recovery.
DIR. G.. MARCUM,
215 3 Phone 27-3, Irvine, Ky.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-08

FOR SALE-Beautiful little four
room bungaioyv- just finished, in Rose.
Gale. Apply to +. e. Belize. 212 t
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-25
Mpinaopista

GebitpSopin moriinainen lutirt G.
oustoio Charles Oornin opetti fer
ran, ett6 @teIG-@merifasIa olefpa
poroaonialainen fanianbeimo oil lie
bulittripa mGlimlioto ibmiien ia a.
binon mGliIlG. TGtd beimoo pitt
han Tina m1limuotona 1entaboen,
ettG lie mltfa oil mobooton 1ipistp'
maGn ia benfiiesti eoistpmoun.
Wsutto er6Gn1 farniino paimdnd
pIlatti 5GntG bdmmGstpttdipd tieto'
ettG raafojen Batagonian ia que
gian beinoien fesfuuoeSia lobetps'
ioornaoiat iuurello menestpflella lie
mittGp6t &ristufien efpanfeliumla.
SGm1n iGlfeen 9orfpin title ldart-
noIlilesti luomutti maroja ldbetpf'
len bnm6fIi. ga @teldmeren laortl-
la to~pattuaan lGbetpsiaarnooiia
han mpobemmin firioittaa beistd:
"@iottelen, ettd oliii lpaifea loptdd
benfiIoitG, jotfa paremmin iopeltiii
iipot Iiiben f~orfeoan miriam mtn'
f1 be t1pttGnGt".
@ipat iiis npfpiiet opinooptn
fonnottojot ieiiroa iiGnia climerf-
fid, ettd peruiittaiiimot 1ooipei-
lunio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-25

titi nuoIi bGnen fGihpurteeiiia; ole
pntoii maaban, ia ioufon iohtaia o
II illlri antamaiiillaan bGnelle fiic-
linisfiin, fun Spannlainen tiili eiiin
falliofieleffeen tatoa. SGnen tafa
naan paIaiipat Wiriomin tofaa aia
iat; be eiDdt olleet b1ntG Snamuttc-
meet. Wiuitamnt beist1 buuiimat:
"@lafo0n iuuri Ipollonius, junna
lien IabettiIdsl" ga iobtaia, iofa 0
Ii fu~lllesiaan r"iemlbrubot lasfe
nut fobotetin aieenia, ratiasti bGn
fin SpanalaiStn pastaan. @nIin
ban fuitenfin fliSfofi muutamia
ianoia totperilleen, iotfa olimat pm
paroineet @ainfien.
&osDoien etuiouffo oil nGboes
loan faratpaanm olestetlt Iaattaint
faantDnDt tataiiin, ia glpolloniiis
buomaii beti, miten lpofapa aiema
oil. SON oil iiiben aitonn tGmGn
maafunnm fuuluiiin mieS, ia fun
mtutamat roSpoista tunlipat bGnet
ia ottipat bGnet riemuiten postaan
%laattoi ban Imam iuurempon poa
raa ratiastaa beiodn iobtaianio luo.
SON nGfi @aiufien maoralliien ii
Ian, ia MT oil tullut iopinn tilai
iulis, iota ban oil ooottam,t.
"gst1mGni", lauiui bdn bpmpil
Ten, "maarolliSta ammottiapa tie
barioitattefinl Nslttta tGnGGn on
MerfuriuS iuonut teille tooellafin
6ppGn iaaliinl"
"Suuri Ipollonius, find ereb-
bptl" bltuii erGs Wiriamin tofaa
aiaiista. sos 5pOffdiiimme faro
Waanin fimppuun, ioutuiiimme mar
mnsti toppiolIe."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-25
Gi 6Sauennpt Serraania

G1orelle miebelle oil firtostiiliitt
alltuus eifG bGn enda moinut ola
muillefin iiitG tooistamatta. ytttta
fun ban rupeii ibmisiorfosia tools
tamoan &ristufiesta, ianoi lof1
banelle: "ytuori mics, ct Tina oaaa
~ioarnato; iimn pitdiii baipeta it
ieaIi". "geiin bGpeGnfin", ianot
nuorufainen, "miitta nina en- bd-
pea Serraani".
Zee iinGfin min. SllG bGpe1 Ser
raa &ristitsta ia bdnen etponfeltii-
mionio, fila eli b1nfGGn bGmennpt
linun IpntieIi tGbben Ola pititbun
ripustettuno. ga MT bun on iinlitl
piloluStajanoii ia eoesmastaoianalt
ssIdn tpfonG. SGnen arpenla ltello
ia lananla tGGlld tooistowat, ettn
ipntiii oipat anteefii io eta olet uli-
tltas.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-25
Snffi perfeleclta innn

@rGs rifas mics iofa oil bpluin
iaita, tlili usfowoiiefii. Sem iitten
erGGltG fopbGltG miebeltG oil pala-
nut faiffi omaiiuus, tarlontui to-
ma rifas mics auttamaan. Gnli
tpofieen pGGtti BON ontaa lion POI
Ian liboa iaWustuSbouneestoan'
&un bGn meni liboa ottamaan fitis
faii perfele: "glnna bdnelle pierin
pola, mifd iinllla on. Wties tais-
tell iiit1 antaiiifo ban pienen moi
Iuuren palaien. 8iimein ban flil-
tenfin otti iuurimman mita bonella
oil. "Slet buplu", lanoi perfele.
Muttu iaito turmi: "@llet ole bill
ioo, min AMMAN faifen, mitd mls
mula on tGsiG iopustusbuoneesla-
nj. Silloin tGptpi perteleen ferron
fin ola biliaa.
MisiGbGn mddrin perfeleelln on
Iinnn plitieli iananmalta?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-25
Snianna 8il6elmiina Niemen mmis

Snlanna @il6elmiina @iemen minis
tplle
Sdn TAI f%otiinfutil1n geortb Oor
fish, isis. belmifltlin 81 p. 1920.
Sun nliffui rsfosia 8apabtaiaania,
iGtti iuuren faipuun monelie usfon
~iiiarelle lie tpelielle ia erittGinfin iGt
ii ifGpGn faipulin p~roliiolleen ia A
muooen manballe SnerDolleen, iot
ia jGipGt bellGd ditid faipaamaan,
ionfa auffoa eli noioa t1ptt11, fila
ban tunnettiin ialoluontoiIefii ia o
iodottapnfii taiffiin friStilliiiin toi
bin. Sn on ollut tGallG meioGn fes
flltoeSianlme s pitotto, ia banelld
oil 10 pitemmGn oifaa beiffo ter
ipepS. SiitG buolimatto ban of of
fern oioaottamaan Slimalnn malta
Human tpobon. Sloiiena ia tpptp
m1iiend tapalimme bdnen dina fos
tiasforeisiaon, iild .bGn oil alma |
Ioinen ia tpptpmGinen el6mdGnid.
Niin bGibin, &aritlan b1ibin on
tGnG elGmGniG iltaon elGnpt iilor
iaonut iiirtpG. 8aun tdsiG idlleen
n1femiien toiWosia iGGmme tGnne
o6ottamaan mefin fotiintutiun eta
liell1 iitten taas topatoan ne erten
eronneet; iiellG ififiitos &aritiolle
foifuli ett6 oifeen riemuun lpttpp
iDoGn tGGllG muiStelleSia maiffa
Min beiffo itlesiGni olenfin paon
Sierra on meibdn mGteappptemme ia
Min eli meiltd mitG1n puitti ia
famine ianoo piolmistan fansia:
@anbnirsfoan pitGG niberioitiemGn
minimum paImiipuu ia faSmaman
niirfuin ietripuu 2ibanonisia; iot
ia onat istiitettut Serron buoneesSa
pttdG niberiioitiemnn meio1n Su
mdlonme tartanoiSia. Suloinen on
Sierra faifiIIe ia ormdbtaa faiffia
tefoiania.
Sept bGn taipnon ~fiiorosia &arit
fallen fiitosta WerestG main Deiiai
Zee, S%olleluioa lniIelee.
Sinne ioiiin mindfin pGGiemGni
pianfin. &iitos, Seeius, fobta 10
minut fittiut fotio.
Sucaperinia Wrs SafoIo, tuttd
wonio Wrs NGti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-25
.SGrfeintG

&uuliilo fupantueistdjG Sobn
Bacon foitperii tGnaiien b%antafir-
ioitlfien, iota ppstptettiin banen
bouooIeen: "WeitG MIND din tai.
teilijano n6ptti minlista josiah
mddrin tGrfedltd eIdiSidni; mutta
mitd nina olen Sceiufieen &ristif
Teen ustomoiiero on oinoa tGrfe1
oiia minuIle MT.
gst1p6ni, iinuIlofin on mieles'
taii min monto f6rfeGd oiioo -
mitta iinG turbo ibnliner; mitenfd
iaiiin iinut fliiIemoon malta iano-
iG: Stallion find iuret ia pprt, INIT
to pfii on tarpeeIIinen". &c tar
peeIlinen on iiniin %iieluii nitlus.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-25
ERR ALOILTA
Yimittaa, eta nafiiimme

Scum iOfu tabtoo 1apttGa fuwia
toifaIpboDlld, pimittiG b1n eniifii
buonren. Si.!1 mdsta pim@fsiG fu-
mat nGfpmGt ielm1sti. Mposfin
taimaoninen Sia uiein pimittdG fai
fen pmpGrillGmme, eta nGfiiimme
firffoummin lb1net, iofa on Suma-
Ian fltpa, Gristufien Seeiufien.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-25

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SoIonen, g. 6. toitfof. 10 p.
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@estcrbocf, M. 81. fei6f. z b.
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