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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12

iiiberL mifG moioaan fatioa fppi1fs
IT, t~ertpenoefii ia riiiamiilIiiefii fell
p%oiiuubefii erinGiiisid amnoteisia;
tebbG1n miittnutiia mposfin iiiben,
miten rittmitlliSta t~arfastlsta tii<
lee tebod ia mitfG ieifot fiinG otpat
mGGrd6ptnG. Wainitaan eritpiiestt
ieIIaiiet riiittniiliiet pinitteelIiiuii-
oct. ioioen p~eriisteeIIo ppipud teol
Iiieen tp0bon Iasfemiien fielto tas
liii antoa ia miIloin ieIIotnen pi.
tGiii artaa m%dGrGtpfii oiofii, fila
Iopien febitptiestd riippiiu emf fds
oesi1, onto bGn i11nnolliieen tpo-
bon iopiipo iImon t~eripcpoellist6
paaroa.
TGpoeIIinen ieIoStiis fGniteon
Ioufumnosta tuIIaon tefem6dn l6bis
udsiG tiIcmoifmioesio.
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&iitpsIan1e

Warinn pGipan mliisto oil eri>
tpiiempi meille fuin fosfaon en-
men. gniin namlilla fotiintlii oinoa
poifomme MitcbelI, Tebrasfasta ia
iitten Italia niman oamistGnatta
pllGtti ihturi mGfiioaffo maimoia ia
miebiG; toiiia tuli ~autoilla, toilet
%iaIfaiin ia plan of bltoneet tdpnna
ia faifillo ionfinlainen pltsii ia
oesiG. Binn mieroat fattoi pOpban
ia fifteen ilmoittiwat minf1 iobooss
ia ie iIlanpietto toimeenpantiin,
ettG lie oil emGnn1n ninipGimGn iob
oosta. Sitten oieniimat arWoffaat
lobiat, iosta laniumpne milpittomat
fiitofiet, FUN mpps iiita pstawpp-
besta ia fobteIioifuuoesta iota oioi-
titte meta fobtaon.
YstGmppoellG
tNoria ia Socob Iolo
9lmaio. gticb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12

liinsia Iaottamafiesia. etta spoifto
Toto mnailma ~liittoutuiii SssrmoIon
fmrpunfia mastoan, iGilpp bGnen
tponia northumberland. "@r6mao.
polfiii oapat Srmalan poIfuia"
@eI. 2:16). oil tatGIGiiesI6 Wifos
latnfirfosia pioetpn alfaiaisioornon
aibeena Simola pie tpontefii6niG
er0snaaban mutta eli tmbotafIeen,
,uaan fiatnatafieen beita. Seeius me.
al tile eramaaban moittaofIeen IieIs
Ia erd1naan moimat.
Bnoiifertomiifiesia, ionfa 3eip.
aisin labetpsienran iobtaia Brof.
Soul eiitti, ioiipat iamat ioinnut.
Ralion fdriinpt iatialainen labetps
tp0 ei buomlaa piela mita1n raribon
taiIon iiunn,ifiesta. Iauini pubuio.
&0betpStp0ntefiidin bGtd, iotfa opat
fofonaan iouttneet moitosta bruz
maantaneitten fpImGipoGmellisten
Woittaiafanioien mdfimauam ollie.
on hiuri. @tdalt6 tiptpp l6betpsps.
tGapien naboa. mitenfG Sltmalan
paitarbat pafanamaisia %ioiitrnpat
ianeen aitioiffi. &aiffi fuoramaiiet
fiteet taml,lifristittpien fansia sSns
tiasia otpat @ngIannin baIlitifien
toanesta fatfaistitt. Slolla ON fui-
temfin f~iertoteita iaati f,u1IIa, ettei
labetpstDO ole menettdnpt iiella iat
flinno maifutl,staan, maiffa iafias
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12
Sopeaioh, isis.

""NE-E.--.
@iitt6fG1 Serrao faiffi faniat;
iill1 ban on bppa ia bGnen laiis
peutenia ppipp iinnfaiffiiesti. Nail
ID ianoiua tabtoiiin MT emf ferran
tertpebtGG @littaian toimitista ia
fen lufiioito. Snban meilld min
GGrettomGn palio fiitofien ipptd, en-
iifiifin iiitd tiin Slunala oil &ris'
tlifiesia ia iotpitti mailman itiens
ia fansia eifd NIT enaa meioan pa'
boia tefoiamme muistd, iotfa opat
Min liifiiiIat fitin meren innta.
Sitte Iaimme wiettGG tG6nG feSs
fnubesiulme oifein eiponfeliumijub
laa % b. beinGfuuta. SSltblamane
m~uo0oStuifin oifein flGltoriffaifii
fan oil fafii p~appiofin m,ifana.
Bastori urptlainen pitt aomuIaar.
nan, iosia feboitti tiilemaan Serran
poDtGGn faiffia, iotta ianoomat ia
iioopot manb1rsfarrttn. Sitte orna
opettaioannte pastori &ranftala
iaarnaii moimalliiesti, maroittne1
ettemme oIiii laittomiiiben tefiiOis
I'd, ettei meiHe ipiimeiiend pGimanG
Sanottaiii: menfG6 pois te laitto.
mluben tefiiGt. Slemnte laittomiiiis
Den tefiiGt eIlemrte mDonnd S,ma-
Ian lonon miifaan oleipamme fofos
moan fpnnin ollie mpptpid ia toiief-
Il ettG me olertnte 10 %iaoneet See
ilifien iomintofuoleman p~erlisttiflel
la faiffien ipntiemme eoestd ia or
mon nrmton lii6fii. Sitte iohmare
f1poG armolabioia nonttimoan fio
Ientottoutan iielimnnle raipinnofii.
&irffomuiiifista buoIebti Scr
2ampinerL iosta fiitos. Sitte iaims
me pdtmdlltSldl1tdft, 1osfa OIL fnlo'
ia $29.35. SIta pdiwdrG mpos iiib
littiin ioten fiiorommefin eiiintpi
uieito fertoia, nefin loiiloen topes
tlin @oritlan funniofii. Site pield
ioan ntninita eta iitbliimnne otti De-
iaa Mrs ia Scr SippoIa perbeineen
8esIemeristG, Micb. On oifein boiis
ia tomata ieIIoiiia benfiIoitd, iotfo
omat mapaita arnoIopiio. &iitos
tG1IlG fdpnnistGnne ia toiipcmme
"ifdGnfiiin pbbestd iiuista: tilfoa
toistefin ipaan jos $erro iiio eta
menette finne Serosfiin min tois
Iwomrle SaimoIan riinfastu iiiinoiis
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Sntffmnffia lasfen tb6fnntuiiifii
fehittnmiiestG

YbopSfpaltoin SDooepartementti
nimitti iofn aifa fifteen fomiteon
t,1tfimoon losten febitpstd tpOfrn'
toiiifii teolliiniibesin. @pftemmin
on fomitea ontanut a%lrtstopan lau
Iuntpnia tGstG tGrfeasta fpfpmpfs
iestG.
2oiiunnoSia inoiitelIaon, ett0
m11rGttGiiiin 16 mnoben IT'D alirn-
mofii ebbofii teolliieen tpobon pGG>
iemiieIIe fen tGbben ettG nieimmis
ia topaufiisia lapiiusifGraia Ell tai
tn ennen titoto ifdfautta ia ie on
t6rfein faiii fosponan Iapien febi-
tpfIeSiG. 81 fufaan iaiii menna eis
IA bGntG Ioiii IoSfeo teolliieen tpo-
bon ennen fiiin ban ON lGpifapnpt
torfastustirtfinncn ia ennen fuin
ban on iitlistettii' rriuniiGiiesti tel
poiiefii iiiben tpobon, iobon ban al
foo ontaituo. northumberland pi
betdGn mposfin, ettG Jos tGIloinen
~oloifGinen poiffon poibtaa eta
bGn iiIIoin u1ioelleen tarfastetaon,
iefG eff1 foiffi tposi6 fGppGt Iops
iet oifa.oioittoin torfastetoan riiiis
miiIIilesti. Suomontetaan pielG, ct
ia iofaiieIla poiffofunnaIIa hilee
oHa p~aitollinen fomitea, iobcn fun
luii IGdf6ri iofa t~arfostoo faiffi lei
Iaiiet tpopoifat, ioisia Iapiitpotd
f~dptetGGn, inrnolln tarfastoen mpos
fin minfG moifitti,fien fpieennIais
ncn tpo tefee ritimiilIiiesti ia ben.
fiiesti aIoifdiiiin tpoIdifiin.
@omiteo eiitt6d mieId, ett1 nGit1
tlitfimufiio iotfctaon. Wiitto to-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12

MonaoIio, Sibet ia Clam Ofpat lat
loIailellc IabetpfielIe eoelleen omoi>
ma, T. o. pliolet fofo fristittomGsta
maailmasta. 21binnI aiatellaon
mubnmettilaista maailmoo ia &ii-
naa uuiifii l~GbetpSaloitii. Monta
maifeutta on moitettaipa, ennenfiiin
ultta tpot1 woibaan aIottaa. Snf>
fan raban albainen arlpo aiettaa
tp0lle iln1ria roioitufiio, ia pleinen
tpaltiolIinen tia mnailmasia on
lpielG tiff epGmatainert, etta iliirs
ia iparomaiiuutta on nbnoatettama.
8ormao on, ettG Snfian etpans
feliiella l1betpstpollG on betfen ros
faasta tappiosta buolimatta uuii ia
iil1naisrifns tulemaiiinis eoesiGGn.
SiitG opat tateena ie tunnolliiuuS
ia ubrartuipailuiis. iofa iafialaiiil
Re understandable aino on olIlit
ominaista, ie toimorifas usfonmie-
Ii, iofa Safian lG%betpstanlaa npfp@
betfellG plldpitaG, ia ennenfaiffea
ie eritpinen arlolabia, ionfa SAUNA
la on ustonalt litberilaiielle firfol
le: pieoa ibmiiet ipwGlIe emanfe-
liumtn ptimeen, titntemaan ibmiss
ipnnin pobioton filririiS ia Slnn-
Ian amrlor ianoanatOn riffaus See
IlfIen ristisiG. Sliomen ia muitten
pobioismaitten lGbetpsDst1pat omat
IiitG eritpiIen mafurtetlit. 8aifeal.
ia main t1ntuu n1bo1 niitten luurs
ten toimeitten, ioita mailman la
betpflen pbtepspprintoibin fpsnrnes
nen ml1otta fifteen tiinnitettitn, npt
marsfattl,ina w%afaaipan maasIn.
@ibGn niitG pbtepspprintoiG alma
foam taboottu rafentad inbimilliiets
Fl 8abelin tornifii waan Sitmalan
tornifii, iosta palo oliii Ioistannt
entistG loaiemnnlle piGneDoeSia ia
posiG barbailepille taifausfoiiiIle
ia t1ibanlien pelfoien painamille pa
fa~nafanioille. peltta meioanban Ell
ole pritettGm1fGGn pmmGrtaG Satnna
Ian teitG. W6eib1n on main usfot-
tampa, ettG iefaiorrosta buolanatta
SSSumalan mnItafrman historic i'm
typ fltin fangas, ionfa pinnalla,
niinfa,tan fltin flitominen feStaa,
nGfpp main iefatpia fitipioita, mutt
ia iofn, fun ie OH DalmiS, faanne-
t1Gn pmpGri ia me n1antmle eoeSS
lGmme toioeteofien. = &otnnao.
2etp5ie, 26. 6 1920.
81. 2-nen
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ioiiet opettajat otpot farfoitetut.
TainWostoin: tamnilifristitpt otpat
1driestpneet i~tienGiiefii firfofii ia
itten oipat waifeuoet ipieneet titlof.
leen, iobon ploiifpmmenien fulues
Ia on pprittp. &irftoon firuluii npz
tpdan labes II tubatta pofanafris-
tittpo, ia fasteoppilaitten lufii noll
lee pli tiibannen. 2Gbetptien fouluis
la on pli 13 tIbatta oppilasta, ia
toto iaarnaT ia opetustpo on MT
Hiltei tpff1nGal maafaIaisopetta-
lien faiisid. ioita on 80 pappia ia
pli 600 opettaiaal
Wiela Daitemnmin fuin tpo SUI
tiasia on iafIalainen lGbetpstpo g.
telasIfrifasia fGriinpt. @ieIGfGGn
Ell ole idGnnoIlistG firieenmaibtoa
linne i~aGneitten miittmnien lGbetps
%laarnaaiien fansia noitu pllGpit1G.
Sanomat iielt1 opat fertoneet FUR
feasta bamitpfiest1 tGlld 10 frtoiss
taneella tpotentallG. &~aunioitunei
to fplia, rappeiitiineito 1%pilielpfiiG.
llifililin pafanltrtteen palanneita
fristittpia. Safialaiiin lGbetpsiaar@
naaiia IN iulett1 pitfifii oioifii man
%fipumuisia piiffiIanfa-aitaufien pnl
p%aroirniin manfileireibin ia foboel>
tn fuin ritolIiiia. Safialaisten ID
betDsiaarnaaiien f%arfoittfien iGls
feen eitpGt brittiIGiien ballitufien
eorstaiat fabteen ipuoteen iallineet
maafaluis opettaiien rpbtpG ieurafrn
tien boitoonl Bafanafristitpt, iotta
abbistufien fesfellG iiiGiiesti fas-
moipat, .oioittimat fi1itenfin mones
ii ibailtapau festGmppttd ia rDbtpi
not moinienla mltfann, ttlallltltoen
iiiben laatiiaan. iGlleen tpobon. g.
rGilIG aiemiqa fulfimat be aonent-
aifana balfi fplien lalloen ab@
menttimirii6 foettaen iiten futfua
pafanoita iumalanpalmeltfiiin. Ga
toia pnfanoita on tasteful. gept on
@%ngIannin baIlitus pGdt-
t1npt farfoittaa ne mltittamotfin
iafiaIaiiet IGbetpsiaarnaniat, iotfa
iilmGIlGpi6on alaiitla opat erdiIG
aiemilln %iaaneet tpotG iobtaa. Cot
ian fristitpt otpat fuobuflisiu. 8oi
TO tooeIIa fristillinen ballit1s, io-
ia fa%nioienliiton antamilla nalt1nf
fila pitGG ertistG Safim 2ounais>
afrifaa ~baIlusioan, nbfnnieliiesti
miiertaa maaban tamGn fufoista-
nan fristilliien Observation-Disclosures
tpipi prof. Soul. Sept fotimaabans
mGfifin tofaiiin I1betett1pdt ID
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12

VeIDSIuurIuuJuI plDuI NutIIeH IDulS
feitten oitoien fesfellG paraifon
faGnt6neet llntto Sestamenttia I'M
file tielimurteille. &aiffi idi feS-
fen. Seurafitntain boito iiirtDp tpf
fGnGGn pafanafristittpien Gmille
bartioille. MifG tebt6m6 noilIe mus
title miebille, iotfn miel6 % Duotta
FIFTEEN elimGtt pimeimmGsiG pafa>
ruiiioesial
&eip5igin Iabetpsieuran puoiiiitb
Ian p~btepoesiG tofpontlti iei1ran JOB
tofunta motawaSti pobtimaan fGGn
nefobtao, iobon lenrn on ioutumut,
fun len tdptpp Iopettaa tponia Sn-
tiosia ia Mfrifasia m~uoiifpmmenid
festGneen librautuman ia usfolliien
o~berrrfien i6lfeen. SGmd, mitG npt
tapnbtiili, lienee OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
emonfeliien ldbetptien bistoriasia.
@manfeliien @'nglannin pafotufies>
ia tGptpp elpanfeliien Safian lopet
toa emanfeliuminiulistis ia raffal
bentpo SntiaSia ia @frifasial Sob
tofunta pGGtti tapoelliiesti Dfiimie@
liIenG iofa tapmlfiesia iattaa lobe.
tpstpotGGn jollafin luIbello labetps
fentGll1. iosta lGbemnin labitllles
moiiin1oesia paGtetaGn. unoen Lobe
tpsolan malitbeminen nGpttaa ole
man observation-disclosures. SillG iosfin
I~afialaiiet IGbetpsaiemat titlewailrni
besia jo,itatiiimat iGlleen peritsto-
iienia boItuun, oliii tpon j%atfani>
men iieuG fnitenfin naSta ipuolien
iGlfeen mabbollista. @nelannin ia
Tansfnn ballitlemisia iiirtomaisia
pioettGiiiin iafialaiiia l~Gbetpsiaar-
naaiia tiff finialliien iilmallapi@
DON aloiiino, ia mieliala ipaeston
fesflnlbesio fiiboitetom iiind maa'
rim %iafialailire epapstapalliietii,
eta min lpntpnpt benfinen lima
piiri i1miresti %maifeuttaiii tpotd.
SnoIimatta npt 5uffnan menewis-
ta iaownt1ifiista fieliopinnoisia ia
IGbetpstp0n oIfil1npanemiiesio on
Safian etpanfelisten fristittpien
Main ollen lGboettdpd bufemnan it
ieIleen imitta IGbetpsalaa.
MisiG tGanG tl1Iee olemaan?
&pipmpstG poboitaan lGbetpspii-
reisiG paraifaa. 2eip5igin labetps@
iobtofrntn toteii ~fofoufies'
ioam, etti Db6ti pli 400 milioonoo
pafanoa on iofialaiien lGbetpfien
iaahpntettnpiSia liittolaiswaltain a.
iettamista esteistG bnolimatta. So
pani, &oreo. &iina, Manbi5nria,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12
neutrality-suspicious. San Cite

SitmalonpaldpeIus @an Cite
min, sc. 9. firfosDa eIof. Is p. flo
1 pGipGIlG. &ippifoiilti nltaa ia-
paifasia eliot. 16 p. flo 10
aoan. ia pGGttpp IT. 30 p. Sartaus-
SaIiep Ballep, 50. 9 Scr Ser
rolan talosIn elof. % p. flo 1 ip.
g. @uori, em. littb. past.
Spencer, &c. y.
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Laivaliike Amerikasta
SUOMEEN

Laivaliike Amerikasta
SUOMEEN
Englannin Observation-Disclosures Ell E.
n$a tarvita.
LahdOt New YOrkista
Mauritania syysk. 2 p; syysk.
80 p. ia lokak. % p.
Caronia Hyysk. 18 p; lokak. rs p
ia jouluk. A p.
Imperator lokak. z p; marrask.
II p. ia jouluk 9 p.
K "a. Victoria lokak. 8 p; mar
rask. 6 p ia jouluk. 4 p.
Aquitania lokak. 13 %; marrask.
3 p. ia marrask. "a p.
Carmania lokak. % p; marrask.
20 p. ia jouluk. Is p.
Lahd0t M0ntrealista
Saturnia elok. Fl p; syysk. Is n
ia lokak. 80 p.
Cassandra syysk. II p; lokak. 1g
p. ia marrask. 20 p.
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Kirjaluettelo
a evankelisia kirjoja kehotamme tilaamaan. Militia on saatava-

sewaada eyankehsia kirbia kehoiamme tlaamaan. NHta or saatava-
~ ! 1:as :ss ! 1 ssiSs H :sn. \ 1 HssA; +. i.tl:; :s IL
S S $sSs ss s; Elm r # M N Tssls : ~ -...s. s szzSss
Tu aadaSa taislZy +. pssysn. ssilty, li, II. Iather. :::..:.... e e
k kssssss:s S E $S%ss s s$s TIT S \ 6 8 Il s if fatS!, Luther I%a = .'''s' 80: & &
Esssaa nas sssaiR Rso il sasl ei{ n E5 Luther n Luther .s &
1 ha.ns Sanssa f iaS%5s f s%; N. ia1 ast NJ Luther :::: sl2 g
fa@s e is ha aa5; N 1p aStA ss p.s itysj g e
s sss%.5 sss? %S5:s. s :ss,s FL e.. II f e f Il Ss'a.: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: ,, e
sss e., !: s s s%$ss s5sa 4f Ill ill., N II S n sssAs, + +
HHta%as onsa t t%tomm M A'% fri. j. Back sGS 10
5sssssssn hs sgsSs j. 'u so anni sE; f7 Back . Back .::":"::...: 1 lS
ksssesn hy ssara paamfae% Rf 5 9l Back si Back IS
ks1psmss sssity' z5 g. Back 5s'sos atj. ): Back Is
$$yssydssta G [sS ps ssltys2 lI j Back ::::.:"":::.::" e
Tsso : pa hs$as' fss, t g. a. : A zasa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: %
#;::=:e ssss$s s::s. ; $s / { j i! f ( y s..G Psss 's'a:: i
k kEaaasH koGasAh si Rj. iT j: r \ 5asstram I %
E1ss { 5 ;s$. SsssSf;ssf e.; 3. vi II T W 5sa;si .": i s
Iatheruks aas ehn mai ia H 7aifuta a'I frj j: Kosiinen ..::".:..:::::: $1SS
va @ssssa so MIN. ty y H fiG. T. Karvinen 20 20
Jamsa pshu i, tsivsssts k TIE En-: Lyytinen
Aa usassv veres sat- lr INV ". ANSi Hmvaara 10
K KsIi1t} ia ad1 lsssa nrf sS. t W. N Nj NdnGsaa ara IS Is
Esn "a sSd saAa sel 1stta f Err: .. 6 aaaya'ra Is
Ev ~% sd ha sAs s%rn na' ia xaiaeet hrj a. c. Rutstom -: $50
Jesus ia janovaiset frj l. Wennestrom NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 95
MetSanvarian is i: ia hanen poikansa il.
Ea e@nA saafnae Fl Taa" E. Iyy yzneHS ia Il. PaHaiA .:"..:.:..... s1S
TaaeRjans tyahuoneessa 70
TereveTinen opp I'm vk Epst $17S
9 vspaskanennS Sgp' i'm :. Aps1 10 10
Abrahamin jouluno 10
$sesSiss sus sGm sSS4 Gionaiusaarnaj e
6 6ssss$s 5sEi iss:S. i@ s.fss.. yhie g
P aH~ rissa SUI Ra&Stt 10
1hku Lena 1..E.:' p..:::.: ....icu..' :: .oiaL,oroua rrtr;er
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Farmi Myytavana

Jos oletta aikeessa farmin ostaa New Porkin valtosta, min
kaykaat luonani asiasta keskusteemaan, meilla on alma vahin-
taan 100 farmia myytavana, ostaja vol ostaa farmin karjoneen
kaluneen kaiklinen, kunka vaan ostajan mielesta on edullisin.
Luulen eta voin esittaa ostajane parhaita tlaisuuksia, mita on
tassa valtiossa farmi abIa. KunnioHtain
j. M. Pelto,
TiOga Co,
Spencer, N. Y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-04
MANY WOULD ADOPT THREE
CHILDREN or MRS. CORN
MEssER. WIDOW.
BABY MAY, AGED z YEARS,
PRIZE MOST ARE SEEKING
Blue Eyed ToddIlng Baby Girl Wins
Instant Favor-Rush for Children
Equals Demand Made for Evsrts
Baby - Mother May Allow All
Three Children to Be Adopted.

The story In wednesday nights
Times-Republican about the three
children who were TO be placed in
homes by their mother, Mrs. e. Corn
messer. has brought many appli-
cants for the youngsters to the city
In an effort to get one OF them. The
telephone at the Red Cross home SER
vice in the Y. NJ. c. A. was ringing
all evening with requests for Miss
Lou vogel to give information re-
Eardins the children. All applicants
were directed to the Thompson Hotel,
whore Mrs. Cornmesser and the
children are staying.
Men and women from the city and
from the surrounding country called
at the hotel all evening Wednesday
and this morning. and kept the child
rem busy being shown off. The moth
er had a busy day telling about her
Riddles.
Baby Girl Most Popular.
May. the youngest child. who will
be years old In May, was the most
sought after All the prospective fost-
wished to take her with them. Some
OF the people who were 80 disap-
pointed in not being able to get the
Everts baby, were very anxious to
edopt May. or TO take her to rear
without taking out adoption papers.
Mrs. Cornruesser, however, did not
decide who should have the baby. as
she wishes TO talk will all applicants
In order that she may pick the most
desirable home for her little daugh-
ter .
Three Can Be Adopted.
Mrs. Cornmesser. this morning
said she will be willing to have de-
sirable people adopt all three OF her
children. Wednesday she could not
decide TO let Paul. aged 4, or Fred,
aged II, be adopted, but merely
wished to find them home. When
she talked with applicants, however.
she found that the two boys could
find better homes If she would sign
adoption papers for them.
The mother said that II was to be
expected that the children would re-
ceive better care with their fost;r
parents, II the parents know they are
to keep the child and not have 1t
taken from them If Mrs. Cornmesser
ever has another home.
There were applicants this morn
ing for the II year-old boy by farm
ers who would either adopt him or
take him to rear, as Mrs. Cornmes-
ser wished Wednesday. But the
mother as yet, has not placed any Of
the children, but said today that she
probably would do so Friday.
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~ sals, largo display srocsr's ice
- eoet SEQ new, In elegant shape.
ovu1 Ci0o takes It. Inquire Inde-
p0nAent Fruit Company.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The Martha Society Of the Trinity
Lutheran church will meet Friday
night with Miss Erma Carlson, 5o7
West Church street.
The Woman's Auxiliary OF st.
Paurs church will meet at $3.50 Fri
dayp afternoon with Mrs. Ida Stat
Ter, 10 West Church street.
The Arnold Mothers Club will meet
at 230 Friday afternoon at the school
building.
The Abbott Mothers Club will meet
at the school building Friday afte~-
noon at $3.50.
st. Elizabeth's Society Of st. Mary's
church will hold an all day sew FRI
day at Odd Fellows hall.
The c. w. B. n. Auxiliary Of
Central Church Of Christ will meet
at the church at 2:3o Friday after
noon.
The Lilac Crochet Club viii meet
with Mrs. S. B. Lusby. 512h North
First avenue. Friday afternoon.
The study class OF the Twentieth
Century Club will meet Monday af-
ternoon at the home OF Mrs. Merritt
Greene. Jr.. SOC South Twelfth street.
The study will be on Robert Service
and Amy Lowell and the lie Tson will
be In charge Of Mrs. Berriman and
Mrs. f. S. Hynds.
The aid society Of the Presbyterian
church will hold its annual election
at 2:30 Friday afternoon at the
church.
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At the meeting Of tho lincoln Way
Social Club. held Wednesday AFTER
noon at the homo Of Mrs. y, j. spur
lin, sos west Boone street. Officers
were elected as follows: Mrs. Ole
Davidson. president; Mrs. Ippoletta
Northup. vice-president: and Mrs.
George Holt. secretary and treasur-
er. Tho afternoon was enjoyed So
clally and refreshments were served
by the hostesses. Mcsdames spurlin
and Ole Davidson. ...
o 9 .
A pleasant meeting was enjoyed py
members OF the Woodman Circle Aid
Society wednesday afternoon at the
homo OF Mrs. ]. Culbertson. 6l2 East
Church street. The members pieced
quilts and the hostess served re-
freshments. She was assisted by
Mrs. c. Culbertson.
O . o
Mrs. Playford Sparks, 20 West Lin
coin street, was hostess Wednesday
afternoon to the Archers' Aid Society.
In a contest the prize was won py
Mrs. c. L, Ferguson. Mrs. w. A. DIX
on assisted the hostess in serving a
two course lunch.
o o o '..s
One half Of the Young Married
peoples Bible Class OF the Methodist
church. representing the losing side
of a football contest held In the early
winter, gave a party for the winners
Monday night at the church. A short
program was given in, the dining
room, then the guests went to the
class room where a two course lunch
was served to sixty seated Mt small
tables. Green streamers and foot
balls were the decorations and green
candles, shamrocks and pipes were
used on the tables. A program OF
toasts was given, including short
talk by E. L. Billings, who present.
ed Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Bishop with a
silver pie knife on behalf of the class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop will move
soon to Toledo.
The members of Marechal Neil
Division. No. 800, Of the G. l. A. to
the B. of L. f. elected Mrs. T. r. Holt
president at the meeting held ii the
carpenters hall Wednesday after
noon to succeed Mrs. John OHearn,
who is moving to Monmouth, III. Mrs.
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CHARLES A. MILLER DIES,
M. G. ST. L. Shop Foreman and Old
Employe Passes Away.


Charles A. Miller, for nearly sixty
years an employee Of the Iowa Cen
trail and NJ. & st. L. railroads in the
shops of both companies in this city,
and for many years foreman Of the
blacksmith shop, died at ESQ this
morning at tho Deaconess hospital.
Death was caused by complication
Of dropsy, heart disease, uremia and
gangrene. Mr. Miller had been IN
failing health for three months but
| his condition did not become at all
serious until after the death Of his
wife, Feb. 10. Since then Mr.. Miller
! had failed quite rapidly. He was re-
! moved to the hospital for treatment
| two weeks ago.
Since 1872 Mr.. Miller had been In
the employe. first Of the Iowa Cen
trail, then the NJ. & ST. l. During
practically all Of that time he was
foreman Of the blacksmith shop and
was among the best known of the
older local shop employees of the COM
pany.
Mr.. Miller was born at White
River Junction. VT, Nov. %, 1915. He
learned the blacksmith trade at Lob
anon, N. H.. and came to Clinton in
1855. He entered the employ Of the
Northwestern In its shops in that
city and remained there for six
years, then came to this city. In
January, 1870, he was united in mar
rage with Miss Anna M. Bishop
who died In this city q number OF
years ago. Sept. 1s, 1919. Mr.. Miller
| took for his second wife Mrs. Ellen
Abbey, Of this city. They were mar.
ried at Eldora. Mrs. Miller fell vic.
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The - -
T.-R. Cook Book

Send to the Times Republican one
of your favorite recipes, which will
be printed. with the donors name
and address. Cut out each day the
various recipes and paste them In a
scrap book. Classify the scrap book
so that recipes of similar kinds can
be arranged in order. and indexed.
In a short time you will be surprised
what a good cook book you have
made up Of tested recipes.
Address your recipes to the Times
Republican. care of-Cook Book Edi-
tor. Be sure to include in the manu-
script directions for cooking az well
as the ingredients.
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10y to meet any Iowa Erappler In his
class. Conley has aereed to the
match but has not as vet posted his
forfeit. U8 y 'ts.t ~
Az soon ~ the articles are signed
Angelsbevg will set date for the
meeting. which probably will DO held
at American hall. late In March or
early In April. Conley will wrestle
at 1913 pounds and Queen probably
will tip tho beams at 173 pounds.