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Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-09-01
A NARROW ESCAPE.

Because Of a misumderstand-
ing in the matter of right of way.
J. A. Baldwin, bridge superinten-
dent of the Camas Prairie rail-
way, had a narrow escape from
sudden death Friday evening
when the spceder on which he
was riding collided head on with
east bound freight No. 858 at a
curve near mile post 81 between
Ferdinand and Craigmont. Mr..
Baldwin escaped death by jump
ing just before the collision and
escaped with bruises that are not
of a serious nature.
When he left Ferdinand Mr..
Baldwin thought that the track
was clear as far as Craigmont
and his speeder, which was a
Ford touring car that had been
remodeled to fit the rails, made
so much noise that he was not
aware of the approaching freight
until it appeared right in front
of him OH a curve near mile post
81. He had barely time to leap
free of his car before it was
shattered by the heavy freight
engine.
Considering the fact that Mr..
Baldwin's speeder was moving at
the time he left it, it is little
short of miraculous that he es-
caped with only minor bruises
Tribune.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-09-01
NEZELS TO OROFINO.

II. c. NetZel, manager of the
Leggett Mercantile Comany's
stores, operating at Craigmont
and Cottonwood and who has
made this city his home for the
ps st two years will move his
family to Orofino to reside in the
future where Mr.. NetZel will as
sumo active charge of NetZePs
Cash Store, having acquired this
property recently. Mrs. Netzel
ard son, Harold, will leave for
Crofino Saturday and their
household goods will be shipped
the same day.
During his residence here, Mr..
NetZel has bec me a great asset
to the community having at all
times been a community booster
of the best type not only giving
his time to various enterprises
that had for the upbuiding of the
community but money as well.
AS for Mrs. Netzel. we can say
she is a woman with the trait of
natural leadership and during
her stay here took active part
in church and social doings, and
through her ability has been of
great assistance TO various Or
ganizations in the city of which
she was a member.
When the decision was reach
ed that they would leave Cot
tonwood and the news spread
among their friends it was heard
with sincere regret but their
many friends all wish them hap
piness and the best of success in
their new home. AS for Orofino
we can indeed say that they are
adding to their increasing popu-
lation a mighty fine family.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-09-01
ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL
OPENS MONDAY.
Teachers Are Selected--Sisters
Will Conduct a Private
Boarding House.

st. Joseph school will open for
its regular 1929 term Monday
morning at nine o'clock. The
teachers who will have charge
of the par0chial school the COM
ing term are: Sister Lucille, Sis
tire Thekla, Sister Anastasia,
Sister Luca and Sister Alfonso.
Besides these teachers the school
will also have a music teacher.
All of the Sisters are members
Of st. Gertrude convent.
Indications at the present
time point to a good attendance.
The Sisters will conduct a
boarding house in Cottonwood
the coming school year for the
pupils OF st. Joseph school. Plans
have been made whereby the
John Meyer residence, which is
now owned by the Sisters, will
be fitted up to accommodate
from fifteen to twenty pupils.
1t is the aim of the Sisters, to
board and lodge pupils at a very
reasonable rate and children who
attend st. Joseph school from
the country will be given first
consideration. Arrangements
can lie made with those i'm charge
in which the children who attend
school from the country may re-
turn home each Friday evening
and return the following Monday
The boarding house will be
under the direct supervision of
the Sisters of st. Gertrude Con-
vent and they will be ready to
accept children on the opening
day of school. Any one desiring
more information regarding the
rates and ETC., can procure the
same from the Mother Superior
at st. Gertrude convent OF from
any of the Sisters at the school.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-09-01
DIES AT MT. ANGEL.

Henry John Dasenbrock, aged
10 years and for more than 20
years resident of the Green
creek district, died at the home
CT his daughter, Mrs. Henry
huffman, in Mt. Angel, Oregon,
Saturday evening from the
effects of a paralytic stroke
brought on by brights disease.
Mr.. Dasenbrock, prior to his
first stroke on Saturday, August
10th was in the best of health
for man of his age. The first
stroke paralyzed the entire left
side and on Thursday the 24th
the second stroke had the effect
Of paralyzing the entire body,
the result of which caused his
death two days later.
The deceased man, who was
held in the highest esteem in
this community had made his
home here for 20 years, having
only gone to Mt. Angel about a
year ago to reside with his
youngest daughter. He is sur
vived by three daughters and one
son, his wife having preceded
him to the grave some six years
ago. they are: Mrs. (Clara)
Casper Sprute, Mrs. (Kate) John
Arnzen, of Greencreek; Mrs.
(Minnie) Henry huffman, of
Mt. Angel and Ed Dasenbrock,
Greencreek, who lives on the old
homestead.
The remains arrived in Cot
tonwood Monday evening and
were taken to the home of Mr..
ard Mrs. John Anzen in the
Greencreek vicinity. Tuesday
morning the funeral services
were conducted from the Catho-
lie church in this city with Rev.
Fl. Willibrord officiating and the
remains were laid to rest in the
Catholic cemetery in which his
wife is also buried.
Undertaken A. II. Nau direct
ed the funeral.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-09-01
ALL THE WAY IN A CAR.

For the first time since he has
been a resident of the Salmon
river section near Boles, which
he's been for many year, has
William Jones been able to make
the entire trip from his ranch to
Cottonwood in car, the fete
having been .ccoilpliahed Mon
day, in company with a stock
buyer. This trip was made pos
sible after the completion Of the
Joseph and Rice Greek roads.
Mr.. Jones stated, that while
this road by no means was a
highway such as the state is con-
structing on the north and south
highway it was the best road in
the county for the money ex-
pended. The trip can be made
with absolute safety in q car
with a careful driver but it is no
place for a nervous driver.
Mr.. Jones ssid: "We now have
a starter and all we want is to
widen a few turns and make a
few turnouts. Why can rem
ember when the old Fountain
grade down to Lewiston was
even considered dangerous for a
wagon. 1t is't that way now,
though"
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-09-01
NEW MANAGER HERE.

j II. Williams, of Weston,
Oregon, arrived in the city Sun
day evening ard Monday morn
ing took over the active manage
ment of the Leggett Mercantile
Co., of this city, a position made
vacant by Mr.. Netzel's removal
to Orofino.
Mrs. Williams and daughter
arrived on Thursday mornings
train. Mr.. Williams is well
pleased with the town and his
position and Cottonwood well
comes them to our midst. The
new arrivals are now looking for
housekeeping quarters.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-09-01
WILL SELL OUT.

Allie II. Nuxoll, on Tuesday,
September 18th will dispose of
his livestock and farm machin-
cry at public auction on his
ranch three end one-half miles
northeast of Cottonwood. Watch
for the bills for a list of the
articles offered by Mr.. Nuxoll.
Mr.. Nuxoll after the sale plans
on locating at Salmon City,
Idaho.
The sale vii be "ciied" by v.
II. Johnson of Grangeville. The
Cottonwood State Bank will be
the clerk.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-09-01
BUILDING WALKS.

Peter Book, Thursday of this
week, commenced the work of
building the remainder of the
cement walks on the street lead
ing to the depot, abutting he
Creelman, Funke and Nuxoll
properties. The new walk be-
ing constructed will be 6 foot in
width and will confirm in size
with the remainder of the walks
on that side of the street. New
walks will also be built on the
west side of the Leggett Mer-
camille Co. by Mr.. Book.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-09-01
GEO. M. REED DIES
AT STEERING WHEEL.
Prominent GraEgeville Man Dies
OF Heart Failure On
Mountain Road.

George M. Reed of Grangeville
died Sunday afternoon of heart
failure at the wheel of his coupe,
about 10 miles east of Grange
vile while driving home from
Adams camp, where he had
spent the day as a member of a
picnic party says a special dis
patch to the Lewiston Tribune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brockman and
daughter had accepted an invita-
ton TO ride Lack in Mr.. Reeds
car end they were descending a
grade when the fatal attack
came upon him end he fell for
ward over the wheel. Mr.. Brock
man succeeded in getting the car
under control and stopping it,
preventing it from going over
the grade. Mr.. Reeds body was
brought TO Grangeville by anoth-
er member of the party.
Mr.. Reed has been a healthy
man at all times, and his untime-
ly death at the age of 55 years,
from this unexpected cause came
as a shock to all his friends and
associates, who regret the pass
ing of so fine a friend and as
sociate. Mr.. Reed has been
pursuing q course of dieting re-
Gently, but outside of that there
has been no abnormal physical
manifestations.
Mr.. Reed had been a resident
of Grangeville for the past Is
years, and is well known in Idaho
county. He has conducted a real
estate and investment business,
and has been interested in the
abstrart offire for many years.
He lived with his family in
Grangeville until two years ago
when his wife and two children
removed to Portland where the
children went to attend school.
The family has becn notified of
the death and funeral arrange
dents will be made by Mrs. Reed.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-09-01
GASOLINE" WAR.

Something that looked a good
deal like a local gasoline war has
hit Genesee. Ray Edwards,
local agent for the Continental
Oil company, announced Thurs
day morning that his company
had reduced the price from 81
cents to 26 1-2 cents a gallon.
The direct cause of the reduc-
tion is laid to the fact that all
the local garages have put in Red
Grown gasoline, a product of the
Standard Oil company, which is
brought in from Uniontown by
truck and sold for 90 cents a
gallon.
1t is hardly probable that
those handling the Red Grown
brand will reduce the price as the
Standard Oil company has moth.
ing whatever to do with the
scrap, which is entirely local
However, in the meantime. in
between-time the gas consuming
public will reap thebenefit for q
short time. This is the lowest
price ever made on gasoline
since cars came into general use
IN this section.-Genesee News.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-09-01
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE.

". A. Johnson, Of Lewiston,
connected with the American
Sunday School Union will give an
illustrated lecture at the Com
munity church in Cottonwood on
Wednesday evening, September
9th. The public. in general is
invited TO attend the lecture
which is said to be very inter
esting and instructive.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-09-01

Mrs. George Medved had IA
friends at her home Wednesday
evening at 5 o'clock luncheon.
Cards were the diversion afuer-
wards. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Fred Simon and Mrs. Lloyd
Turner.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-09-01
SOCIAL DOINGS.

Ten guests enjoyed the hospi-
tality of Mrs. r. A. Minis, Tues
day afternoon. Refreshments
were served. Attractive flowers
decorated the rooms.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-09-01

We repair all makes of bat
teries. Cottonwood Garage. soft
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simon en-
tertained at dinner Thursday in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Lange of Prinville, Oregon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
&nllam binta

= CHARLES, Scbmob, 9etblebem
teraSpbtion preiioentti fertoo sc.
9. 9(merican'isia, ettG lnsii full
taa ostoa ybopsapalloisia 1922
tlintia tpoaifaa, @nglannisIo 5O.16
tlntia, Sapanisia 95.5 tuntia
117.31 tlintia &ansfasla ia 2O1..
55 turtio Saflasio. SGmGn nuofii
fannattua Scbtpnb tullien fobotta-
mista ia ionoo, ettG mit1 ie auttao
iiirtoloiiuitoen fielto fun ne tpoiapat
fitnrrlin toiiista maista tlooa to-
tparoita, ioita on palmistettm plem.
p6nd iperratuillo binnoilla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
9orietti aibe,ttti ftoleman

@enebe, Snpeitli. = @rGs nuori
nainen menetti tGnGGn benfenIG fGpt
t1nlGnl1 molosluiien forietin ipl1of-
Ii. SGn oil m6enlasfuSia J nltiben
nuorten ibniSten fonsin, fun iattri,
ettG bGn fontpastri ia luiiui 20 iol
foo alas erGstG iprf1nnettG. SGn
iGi bengettomGnG madfamaan poi.
falleen. Slitfittaisia buonlattiin, et-
tG fureliitpin lllu oil tlinfeutiinut
bGnen ipoGmeeniG aibeuttaen fliole.
man. Sapaiis on toinen iananloi-
men tGn11n toItpen oifana Speitiis-
III.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
gSiiii bemfil6a 9lmerifasia ilmoitti
tmloifieen 5 miliupnaa

8asbington. = Siiatperotoimis.
ton antarnien tilastolliSten tietoien
mufaan ipitonna 1919 tGsl1 maas-
ia oil faitfiaan 5 benfiloG iotta IL
moittitpat tuloitleen 8 milioonaa
tai pli. &aiffiaan oil perolistalla
5,332,760, ioista 65 oil milioona-
tuloien naiittiiaa. Sos perratoan
malta llifuia ebelliien ipiaooen mas
taaipiin llttuiiin,C min buomataan,
etta iilloin of main ptii, benfilo,
iofa ntafioi aperoa 5 milioonaa.
$Gn oil focferfeller. @aiffei noe.
rofonttori ilntoitafaan tperotettuien
nimia, on iparmaa, ettG Mocfefeller
Muffin frulilu nai0en ipiioen iouf.
foon. @rGat aripaapot b1nen pe-
ronia nonsleen 40 milioonaan bol-
Iariin.
Gen iiiaan milioonatnloien naut-
tiiain lltfunnaGrG on fofonaiilmtoes-
ioan pienentpnpt, iill6 pnonno
1918 oil 67, 10. 1917 14t, 1916
206 ia 1915 120 AUTHORIZATION
naatttiia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
GlS, Mmn.
$ilia &oifo, fru.

Syts. @p. 2utb. ieitraflnnosio on
npfr6Gn toir1imasla fafii nltorilo-
ierroa ninlit. miorten ia ipanbaln.
gsuorten oiastollo oil obielmo-illan
rpietto beInif. IL p. firfosia. so.
pufIi naitittiin fobfpia, iosto oil tu
Ioio $1,000. sgeuoret pit6G fofonf.
iiaun jofa fesfitpiiffo.ilta ia mon-
hot iofo toinen periantai.ilto. 8an
hoilIo oil fofous IL p. ioSia inort'
tettiin ionfiinhperron objelniaatin.
syItonuasta ieurdf. bpiuGfii Is p. oil
tuIoia $S2.t6. Ompelnieuran to.
fois oil War ia Wrs @m @noer'
iotin oiunnolla % p. Eitloia fnb'
pipOpoasta of $t2.s0.
aiioIema, ionto iofainen tietdd
iosfiis tiilemon itiefiinfin foboalle,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
Tamaman tbfit fpippttSmSt

8asbington. - Spfit, doioen tar
foititfiend on iitoielIa Banarnan ia.
noipaa ipibollisten bpoffGpfiiltG, o.
pat fpppttonlGrnp;1 toistelititn fuin
1tfomaalaisten iotaIoitpojen fanitit.
not, iotfa anrplthpat tltboniia paroe-
] pitenltrtGlle. Sotiloserpertit pitG.
ipGt mabbolliiena ettG tpibolliien
iotalaiDasto fpfeniii bGtpittGndat
Sppnenmeren ilttin linnoitiifiet II.
man pabinfoa itieIleen. Obteisten
arnteijo- ia Iaiipastoliiffeioen, ioita
lrninniteltiin tGfii talpefii nutta
bpliGttiin mpobemnin, oootettiin o.
ioittaipan fondipan npfpiien iitoie.
Iifien mitGttontppben. n
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
IA iumotta iittem tebtpd mmrbaa
tntfitaan; ippt6m iillpin birtettS

Seem Castle, Ha. - IA nuotta
iitte tebtp nnlrba, jpstn er1s mics
birtettiin faitpettiin tGn1Gn i1lleen
eiiin, fun lpiranomaiiet antoipat
ipangitiemismG1rGptien erastG tois
ta nliestG ipastaan ippttGan banta
,mainitun mlirbnn tefenlilestG. Weur
ban ubri of Seelep-Solif niminen
riistinapartiia. Sdn fatoii ipfipllG
1908 ia iellraatpana feiDG6nG lop-
6ettiin r,,li1iinia Maboning ioesta,
painot faIipariisia ia ialoisia. @i.
ranomoiiet mangitiilpat @orco Sfac-
CO ninliien italiolaiNcn, jofo bnp-
mattiin ipplliiefli ia birtettiin.
8uooen aian on fauntin ialapoliiii
Sunlop tlttfintt jiittlto ia t1nGGn
mannoi ban ipangitiemismG1rGpf
Sim Murbocf ninlistG miest1 mas
taan. @atroocfia Ell ole fititenfaon
pielG lopoettp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
Vol. II
llmalaiva onnetto-
muuden uhriksi

yeorfolf, go. = &olmefpmmentG.
nella miestl iai iltrlnanio, fab6ef.
ian tpaarolliiesti loutfaantui ia
tolme pelastui louffaantumottona.
no tabi pienillG apanrrnoiIla, fun
ellen iltopaifpaIld arnleiian idtti.
latsilnalaiqpa 9tona, josla oil ar.
nteiimtpleereita iefa iimilibenfil6ita,
taiffiaan 45, ipofipi maaban t..
600 ialan forfeuoesta lGbelId Samp
ton @oooiin armeiia fesfustaa.
Snnettomltlis nGbtGtpGstifin iob.
tui mialliiesta perdiimestG ia fun
tama iuitri ilmalditpa nenG alas.
pain ipotIpi moata tobti pi,toii fe
forfealpoimaiien iabfoIangon p6Glle
1ptpttaen iilnlGnr1pGpfiesi1 ilnlalai
man titleen, iota fobta OF bobtatpa.
na tulipallona.
gflitoista benfiloG pelasti itien.
la, beistGfin monet ipaaralliiesti pa
laneena, bpppdGinGlld lainpasta tpd.
bad ennen. fitin ie fosfetti moaban.
Soiiet iotfa ofiipat iulfeiltuneina
pallon buoneeieen, paloifpat floli.
aifii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02

on toaien forianniit pbben foniol.
pois fesfuiioestantrne. Heter CHRIS.
topber fuoli tapotitrmaiiesti "3e-
nitb" faifponnosia II. 16 p. moon
pieremGn alle. 26binn1 i1i iitre-
moan noimo ia Iapiio. Stomme ip-
bGmelliiesti oiaa iititreen fliritunne.
Sailbattiin lion ioattoioufon iaatta-
mana tt. 90 b. Yast. 8. gtitotia-
Iainen piti rlntntiSiaarnon ia fin.
nafi boiibon.
2umimprsfp, pabirto laotiio, on
ruipOnnui tddIla 10 pariwuOrofnit-
ia. @niifertoa, fun routatieIiifenne
on fofonaan ieiiobonfisia.&
q. 8.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
Sb6ntifelpoiiia iamcmalebtejG

"2ltninara" nilninen ianomaleb.
II iiilaistiin Dbteen aifaan Weaori.
oisia. Sonat oil iiiben painethi fos.
foria iiiGlt6ipGlld ntusteella, Min
ettG oil maboolIista lrfea iitd pi.
meGsi1fin. "9tegol" of ionomaleb.
ii, iota poinettiin ei-mprfplliieM
musteella obueiiiin toifinalebtiin
iotfa liifija iai ip6b6 iitten fun OF
len iii1llon liifenut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
We,mrabaistem fitfebs

&ofiitoista Sapaiin tatpallista
pnroaianutlraboista, iotfa aietet.
tim II ,puotta iitten melfein ilman
pitmpaan plirffitn 8isbopin mute.
oslo, Sonolulusia, oipot liiaGntp.
meet folnteentpmmeneen nuiirobai.
ieen ilnlan tpetta tabi ilmaa, ipS.
mGlld aittoastaan pliiita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
Safiam mafiettaiua Y6bbswalloille
$40o,000;00e

@asbineton. - Slmoitetaan ettG
@nerifan ipaatinllifiet Safiaa mas
taon, ioita on pbteenIG $400,0O0,-
600 ibmis- ia omailltltsbltfan JOB
OoSto nlepell1 GSaflan ilibmarini-
bpoffdpflistd, tltllaan maatimaan
miineileen 0ollariin ennenfltin Db-
opsmallat tuleipot palauttomaan
loflalaiiilta otetrtt omailuuoet.
SGnG pGGtos tullaan firioitto-
maan lainlaabintaan iosta foneres-
II tulee fobbaffoin pGGttGmGGn.
Yrelibentti ia tnbitretti balliohpat et-
td foneresii bppdfipiii tpiiiupttele-
mt6ttG ebbotifien iofa pitaiii buo.
len nGist1 ulfomaalaisten omai-
iirifiista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02

&orfeintmalla olepo tunnettit
fGptettD aiitnto maailmosia on for.
fealla polulla Eibetisid. &c on fl
westG rafennettu b1one noin 49,
900 ialfaa merenpinnan pldpuolel.
la, ia on ie erG6n nortiian foti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
GaipiinitfnIdbbe

$oIlitiifien ortesfoitposta 2oiper
8rulesio, @teld.9 .9afotasio, pitrsfu.
aa iatpea eifd uettd. Msprsfpn tobt
tiiuIen eoeIld ia,pi nouiee piipusia
piiben ia ftiuben ioIan forfeubeIle
ennen ftin le piitooa nlaabam.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
syorb iaa filpailijam

@r6s wield toistaiiefii tintema-
ton teboos on tebnpt iopiniifien
Dttront Weotor Wlotors, Snc. pbtion
.iansia lpalmistoa erifoiiia balpa'
btntaiiia 5-bengen oi,toio $34S
binnasto. Sdtcn foroit titIefpat iaa'
moan itielleen fiIpaiIijon. @nii'
mdinen aitto oietetaan ndptteille
frinoIishtun 8 b.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
Seiuomen tnIee toimeem ilman fieIta

9lrgple, Weinn. = &itn eraan
&obertion nirtiien tGfdlGiIen far'
marin beposta oltiin iiottannasia
nlfona olepasio rititbesio taanottoi.
fena fpInan1 talipioantitno, alfoi
beaponen nuolesfello rititben pldpno
leila oletpaa raiitaista pittfea, io-
BON fen fieli torttlii lujasti fiinni.
Setponen fisfaii fiefenia irti, mutt
to pen6bti ie iilloin pabasti pai-
foiltnan. @ldinlddfGrin OF Ieifntta.
ipa toto fieli pois. Sepoien iImoi-
tetoan tiilleen bpipin totmeen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
Sebefa, SO9inm.


muiitana riipi tGnG biliaiiena talui
iltana t6bGn lebteemme. gllan en-.
i'm fertoa ilmoista. Yaljon olenlme
iaaneet liinta npfpa1n. BprpG ia
paffasta on ollrt rrtelfein alma.
Selmif. % ia % pGipinG iatoi lln
ia ia tiutli foipasti iofa fofoIi Inn.
ta lllrlriin lGjiin, ettG OH iiot finof-
let iotta ei ole ollnt moniin ipno-
lin Min iiulria. Seit1 on foitettu
aufasta faupunfiin mistG main par
baiten pGGlee, iillG entiiet tien pai-
fat on tlIfosia melfein jofa paifos.
ia. Hostin ailri Ell 1poinnut fulfea
fabteen pGipGan ia rautatie jllnat
opat olleet toppouflisia. 9ept on io
lima iietpistpnpt, tpaan llrrlta on
palion.
Sunnuntoina 26 p. diff ollnt
firfonnpenot maan t1ptpi lpfGtG toi-
ieen fertaan paljon lilmen tofia, iii
Ia ei ole ferittp Iaaba teitG oufi jos
ia paiffaan.
2ebtien aiianies Wer Waatti geif-
fari on iairaana ia ollut 10 pitem-
man oifao beifonlainen. SGn on
Sebefan loiraalaSla Or . g. SSobns
ionin boioosia. Soitponlme bGnen
pion paraneipon. Sairalttta on Of.
Int llieimnlisia paifoisla npfpGan.
@iimeiiesi6 onrpeluleltran fo-
foiitlesia Wers 60 Silbenin luona
oil fabipipop6GstG tliloia $3.50.
&iitos popbGnfattaialle, palion lr-
men tafia ei ipoinut fofoontlia pal.
jon ibniii6.
@niinldinen onlpeluieitran fofous
on Wers Sranf 2inbin lliona MAD
Iisf. 15 b. flo faboelta ipp. Eoi-
ipomme iilloin iaaipomme iintren
joltfon.
Olenlme tGnGGnfin taas onnelli-
iia fuin SSeeiuflen baopoisia on
meillG rouba. Silloirfin fitn faiffi
paitban ia ipntiii ippttamat on iiel-
Ia titrtpa iiGinen. sos wdipt, bGn
nostaa, fantaa ia pelastaa. S1n on
oinoa titripomme ia paras pstamom
me, lltotd bditeell.
Don onnellinen ainioon, On See
ius omanil, Sdn fontaa minitt olal-
laan ia iomoin fitormoni. &rn ~.
oGmeni epGilee SiGistd armooan,
Sdn mofliittaen fitisfuilee: glin'
lama oIen moan.
On bptp1 fopbGn ipnttien iplisld
Seeimtienl $6n on ntin belIa ter1.
toinen, San tltrtee tpaimaiien So
banen poimanDuuliltaan ain armo
tuirtailee, San ipnnit anteefs an'
taisiaan YoiS tuSfat poistelee. 9.
6. no. 457.
$iljo &oifo, fp.
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GrSan iapamilaiiem Iaiman,

iofa oil dsfett6in Seattlen Ioituril-
Ia, Iostisia of m. M. nelidfpnt-
mentd poalia ibnisten biiifiia, iot.
ia of tiioti biuswerffoien ipafmis-
tajiIle.
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Sofiom dGmioifcmsmellafat

SoniilitIii. = S6fdl6iielIe iapa.
ninfieIiNeIle pGiip6leboelle Nippt
SiiiIle Sofiosta iaopitneesia idbfo-
ionomosio iInoitetoon, ett1 ebootiis
pIeiien Gdnioifeiioen mpontdmiiestd
oil bpli1ttp porIamentisia 2S8 IA.
neIId t59 mastaan.