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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-04
TEXAS TOWNS.


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sop
C0rsicana. Mrs. Josie Applewhite
went to Calvert. last week 10 see her
mother The Glover Leaf Club gave
Hallow'een party at Taborian Hall.
TWO business partners had an alter
cation last week over some affair
which resulted In bad cut for one
Of them. Mr.. Tom Fennel and Mr..
Wfllie Anderson went on visit to
their home in Iampasas. Mr.. Eddie
Anderson OF Waxahachie stopped over
one night on his way to Mexia,
Cards are out announcing as: me mar mar
Emma snS lola Ioiner Wednesday night
NOV 1000 The following bodies
we've Handled nv ihe stewart-CarIton
ffndertni,ine coS Mrs. Decv Marcus
81 Ernhouse: Homer Ely. Corsicana:
Mr.. Thad PoweIs, Kerens Mr.. Powels
was charter member Of the Masonic
lodge there. Mr.. Jack Persons ship
ped here from Okla, CITY ana MISS
Bell Dean Streetman Mr: r y
Sparks was buried by the navarro
MorDuary and EmDalmlng 20. " ~
reported that Mr., Lonnie Thomas Is
still sick, but Is improving frol.
Brewer is az home ana Is "a cnaree
Of the Manuel Training SHOP. me
Supt, called at Booker y WASHINGTON
school Friday and expressed sasisr
faction with matters there among
the churches-the sunday sepoo! az
Wilgo church WAS well attended SINCE
the Dengue has departed MIS-: a. ~
Ellis, president Of Woplan.S bistrlct
Conference made ner annual yisit mere i.
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leadership C. Mrs. l. Roseberry, Pres
The night text was from Matt. 1887.
Lawyer Jones was among our worsh-
ipers. The w. NJ. s. met at $3.50 p M
with the Star Light Band
Bethel A. M. y. Church.
Services were well attended at
Bethel A. NJ E. church yesterday
Sunday school is doing nicely with
Supt. G. w. Jackson at the helm.
Pay your Conference Claims now is
the slogan. The funeral Of Bro. Finas
j. Sparks was attended at 3 o'clock
The Odd Fellows Of which he was a
member Of the body in charge; he
was also a Trustee and Class leader
in Bethel for many years and loved
and respected by the masses, the oc-
casion was the largest ever attended
in Corsicana. The sermon was prea-
ched by DR.. R. G. Walker pastJf
which was wonderful in many re-
spects and has caused much thought
and comment among the people gem
eraly Bishop Brooks lecture Wedncs-
day and night as masterpiece en-
joyed by an appreciatlve audience
which contributed $500 for the work
Africa notwithstanding 1t rained all
IN Africa Notwithstanding 1t rained
Neutral Art Club.
The N. A. G. met Friday evening
with Mrs. v. Honary as hostess. After
an excellent business meeting, we
were served with a delicious Ice
course.
Mrs. T. A. Burton. President,
Mrs. NJ Combs. Reporter.
FIeur De Ids Club.
The Fluer De Lis Club met with
Mrs. w. H. Davis Wednesday 26th
and a happy evening was spent. An
hour was spent In needle, work after
which delightful salad course was
served. At a previous meeting an ex-
cellent paper on Health Hints was
read by Mrs F. 7. Moore,
Ranger-S Sunday was high day at
st. Paul Baptist church, Womens Mis-
sionary Day and rally conference.
Many solos and papers by different
members and visitors which was
greatly applauded Rev. NJ. S. Smith,
pastor Of Allen Chapel A. NJ. Il. dis
banded their meeting all day to come
over and help St. Paul Baptist church
Rev Smith preached a noble sermon
and in the afternoon brought his
whole flock with him. also Rev. G.
w. Eason Of EastIand preached
most excellent sermon. At IL am.
Rev. ]. H. Warmsley also of Ranger
preached at night on Ministerial act
ivities. new members were added
to the church during the day. Moneys
raised $109.60. There are many visit
tors IN Ranger. Mrs. T. ]. Johnson
returned today from two weeks visit
in Waxahachie, Tex. Mr.. Clarence
Plummer left last week for Los Ang-
les, Calf. Mrs. B. Floyd Heft also for
weeks visit to Mipeola Rev S,
Smith, Mrs. Florence Deshone. Mrs
Dora Hatcher, returned this week
from Abeline, Texas attending 4. NJ
Il. Conference; reports they Drought
the Bacon home by raising S5S785.
also bringing Rev. Smith back to
Ranger; wonderful man. Mr. Will
Fiummer is able to D Up after
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-04
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There is nothing ike Fair Pick
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Your friends win notice how much
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If there is not an agent in your
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The Big Pythian Drive which has
been going on in Dallas, Fort Worth
and Houston, will terminate Novem-
Der 10th, and it is the order Of
the authorities to discontinue such
annual drives for an indefinite period
of time.
All persons desiring to become mem
bers of the biggest secret organization
doing business in the State of Texas
must avail themselves of the last OPP
portunity by joining between now
and November 10th. 1t is not likely
that another such low dispensation
will be granted by the Supreme Chan
cellor for q number of years.
So far the Big Drive has been a
success because more than fifteen
hundred new members have been ad-
ded since October 10th when the drive
started.
Houston is leading the other cities
but II is reported that Dallas during
the last few days may be expected to
redeem her reputation for being the
leading city in Texas from Pythian
standpoint. Let every loyal Knight
show his colors during the remaining
days and place his favorite city in
the right column
Big smokers will be had last night,
November 10th, when all the workers
will be paid lin full and general
good time for all of the brave boys.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-04
COLORED TEACHERS
STATE ASSOCIATION
TO MEET in Fl. WORTH.
All Indications Point to a Re.
cord breaking Session.

The 27th Annual Session of tine
Teachers State Association of Texas
VII convene in Fort Worth, Texas,
November 3Oth to Dec. End inclu-
sive. President E d. Pierson OF
Houston, met with the local conf
mittee of Fort Worth, Oct. 2Sth and
authorizes the following:
Board ana lodging q meals) per
day $3.50. Railroad fare on the GER
tificate plan. Spacious buildings
have been secured both for the va
viows sessions and the proper dis
play OF Tie Industrial exhibits.
Aside from distinguished educas
tors of our own state, there will be
national characters present includ-
ing representatives Of our National
Teachers Association.
Announcements more in detail
will be made later. For general in
formation write the President, q. %.
Pierson, ais Robin St., Houston
Texas. For registration book, write
Chief Registrar, T. ]. Charleton.
Beaumont, Texas.
11-4-1t
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Carl Of Thanks.

Nacogdoches. TEXAS. Nov. 0, 1922.
4 To my many friends end the Citl-
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wish to thank you in the heartiest
terms for the kindness and hospitality
shown the bereaved family y Mrs.
Sargh Carter, dnring the Illness and
death Of our daughter and Sister, Mrs.
Maud Carter Harris May GSd'a bles-
all.
A SISTER.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-09-21
ACCIDENT


Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Yost, of Grants
vile, spent Sunday with Mrs. Yost's
mother, Mrs. J. A. Speicher.
Miss Mary Broadwater, a senior in
the high school here, visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Broadwater,
at Bittinger, during the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Miller and fam
lily were guests at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. J. A. Speicher on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Speicher and
family visited relatives at Springs,
Pa, on Sunday.
Mr.. Bud Bittinger, of Hagerstown,
was a guest at the E. H. Ault home
over Sunday.
Prof. E. S. Burroughs, principal of
the high school, spent the weekend
with home folks at Clinton, Md
Miss Grace Speicher, of this place,
went to Frostburg on Tuesday of last
week where she will attend the State
Normal school during this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Alexander and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd AleXan
der and son spent Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Frickey near
Bittinger.
Mrs. John Gies and Miss Clara
Kamp returned to their homes here
Thursday afternoon after visit of
a week with friends and relatives in
Frostburg and Homecoming.
Mr.. John Spoerlein and daughter,
Miss Sadie, and sons Roy and Harley
spent very pleasant Sunday at the
home of w. E. Spoerlein at Gortner
Miss Bertha Spoerlein, who left
Accident about the middle of August
to visit with friends IN Akron, Ohio,
has decided to spend the winter there
and is now employed as a teacher in
one of the elementary schools of that
city.
Miss Lillian Cutter spent the week
end at her home in Homecoming, re.
turning here on Sunday evening ac-
companied by Miss Nellie Roger and
Mr.. Sidney Green, who were guests
for the evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Spoerlein.
Messrs. F. E. Spoerlein, William
Miller, F. c. Diehl and R. NJ. Raven
scroft motored to Baltimore on last
Tuesday. Messrs. Spoerlein and Nil,
Ter returned on Wednesday evening,
while Messrs. Diehl and Ravenscroft
went on to New York in order to
drive home a new Durant coupe, (which
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-09-21

Mr.. Ravenscroft recently purchased
from the local agent here. They ar
rived with the new car on Saturday
Mr.. George Bushman was very
agreeably surprised on Sunday after
noon when a dinner was given in
honor of his fortieth anniversary.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. E.
H. Georg, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Sau-
erwald, Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spoerlein, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Snyder; Messrs. Fred
Miller, William Snyder and Misses
Rose Miller and Freda Snyder.
The pupils and teachers of the
Accident public schools have COM
pleted arrangements for a social to be
held Saturday evening, September
%, at the school building. We invite
our patrons and friends and everyone
who is willing to lend hand in boost
ing public education.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-09-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scribers hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of Garrett County, Maryland, Letters
testamentary the estate of
EDWARD H. SINCELL.
late of Garrett County. Maryland deceased.
All persons having claims against the deceas-
ed are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated.
to the subscribers on or before the oath day
of February, 1928, they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of the said estate
All persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under our hands this Oath day of
September, 1922.
SALLIE B. SINCELL,
CHARLES NJ. SINCELL, Exor's
Oakland Md
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-09-21
Mine WORKERS WANTED

Pick coal, $1.22 per ton; machine
coal, Sc cents per ton. New houses
near mines; rent, $500 per month. We
have 100 per cent car supply and
contracts which will permit US to run
continuously.
MANOR COAL COMPANY,
C. & P. Phone 4, Blaine, West Va.
Advertisement 29-3t
WANTED-Bookkeeper and stem
ographer. Apply by writing P. o.
Box B, Oakland Md.-Advertise-
ment 24-tf.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-09-21

FOR SALE-5OO yearling S. C.
White Leghorn Hens, $1.0O each; no
culls; will make excellent breeders.
Also have a few hundred burlap bags
will sell at $500 per hundred. Can
use wheat or oats in exchange for the
above at the market price. THE
COZY CHICKEN FARM, Harry F.
Paugh, Manager-Advertise
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-09-21

Send your Job Printing to The Re
publican Job Printing Office.
Subscribe for The Republican.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-09-21
REPORT OF CONDITION THE GARRETT NATIONAL BANK
AT OAKLAND IN THE STATE MARYLAND, CLOSE
BUSINESS ON SEPTEMBER
RESOURCES.

Loans and discounts, including rediscounts accep-
of other banks, and foreign bills of
change drafts sold with Endorsement of this
bank Except those shown in b and 9 .... $547324O3
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06

fiesta tlosta mdlittdmdtt6, ollaan
walmiit eoell1mninittlun tapaan,
iefG iaarnnamaan, ett1 nsfomoan;
piel6p6 oifein fiitet11n ieIloiiia
ia~arnmmiebia ionoen: "&pll1 ie mel
Dan pastori taos plrbui min bpmds
ii aiipan minun fGiitpfieni mufai.
iesti, eta Jos main min fulfil ele-
tpfii min Ell main buffaan j%oiitlIi-
iiffnan"l Wutta langen iurfcu
ia idalitettawdsiG tilasia on iellai-
men ieurafunto, = jos it'd ollen-
faan motif ieurafiinnafii futiuof-
fam = iosia papin iaarna iopii
bptpin pbteen faGntpmGttomGin, us.
fottomnin fuuliiain fanSia. - Gil
loin tobella totel1tlapat Seeiuflen
ianat: sos iofea iofeaa taluttaa,
eiipGtfo re molemmat b%oltaan lam
fea?"' - Sellaiiia rouffoia on ai-
fannie fristifunta DalitettaipaSti
tGpnnG. = (Satfetaan)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06

Siis artuuoellamme OH @olga-
tan ia fnsteen ~perustus, ioisia mo-
kammisia on 3ristis faiffi taifesia.
Scum MT Imam minf1Gnlniiio in.
bimillilia apuia ia ~feinoia feboitam-
me ibmiiia usfomaan ettd Suma-
Ian &nritia ON ottanut pois moail-
man ipnnit, etta iofainen alallaan
iaapi usfoa itieni1 aiituaafii Suma-
Ian lapiefii, min tGstd beti fariiea-
lninen mieli lonffaantuu, ie fun
miellrmmin antaiii arnlon ia OH.
tuuoen iulistaa ittten mosta, fin
ibminen on ll,opunut ipnnistG. =
2ropua ipnnistG; on monentertai-
men maboottomlilis ilman Siimalan
armoa, ippstd ettd ie on pfiin gu.
malan armo, jofa antaa moimaa If
miielle ll1op,imaan jumalattomasta
menosta ia ie iobbattao aituuoen
omistuflen.
2auluntefiiG ianoo: "Sanasta
taiffi firfastlu. sc pimepoen poiS-
tao, len fnitta iielu rifastuu oit-
tulioen tatporoista".
81 mifdan tefoppbiG min barmi-
ia fuin ie ettG usfopainen armp-
lapii fersfaa a~utrti1oestann pfiin
&ristufien ahiion tGboen. Sc malit-
iematta paiffaa mGGntelepGt lite.
GGn fuin fuoleipa "foiro", iairoon
tanoin b~nufusfellen &ristufIen alt
tultta "liian pebmeGfii", jofiifin
boDbenpatjan tapaiiefii." (Sotf.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06

oliii fuin faste, iiud ei11n friSti-
fania tunne mit1Gn miuta peioa,
iolla bliii meio1n alitilltemme fans
ia tefemista. Silla fasteen fa,itta
ME olemme baiioatut 3ristufien
fansia fuolcmaan, eta niinfnin
&ristils on Si6n funnian fautta y.
los berGtettp Min pitaa meio1nfin
uuoesia elGm1sia woeltnmaon.
2aiilo pirun fiuiallafin laulaian
fansia: &asteen ppbGsid peiosia
SGn pubtoafs peii nun ia taiwaal-
liiisio menoisia olen lapii iiunatln.
SGrfi tpiDp fuinfa weii moi iita teb
bG2 @ibGn iitd weii itiestania tee
maan Sumalan Jana iofa peoen
tansia ia tpfona on, iilla peii II.
man Si1mafan ianaa Ell ole mru
FUN meii. Mutta Jana pboistettprd
lpeben fansia on ie faste ia ie on
armon ia elGmGn meii uuoenipntp'
miien peio Bpbdsid $ensesia. 2ab-
%folaiiet erottaipat fasteen &ristiif-
iesta ia &ristufien fasteesta ia iii.
nd tapoufiesia BELLA Ell ole fnmpaa-
fam &utber).
2oppu lauieesia wiittoon eoelli-
len Dian otiatfeeieen lpooen aiion
laffilun eli tiaalanpaaIle.
@infGtabSen iinG ~fristitsfii fntin-
taan?
SentGbben ettd nina olen fastet-
til nimeen SiGn ia Boian ia Bpban
Seneen ia iiind olen paalleni pufe-
mt &ristllflenL jonfa nina usfon
ia ~tllnnustan popobtajafieni ia oil.
tuoafiitefijGfieni. Cutter.
81. Sosiel
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06
@anhama ie on totmnSesta

81 bpWGt ibmiIet ie rtsfo main
Min fGsfemGllG ipnnp. Sotafin pa-
rempna iiinG tarpitaan. Soitain
mifoiia iitten din er11SiG Iittberi-
loiieen firffofuntoon : fltulufpasla
f~irfosio, fuuIiioista toiin fpIIG bel.
foinpana. SiellG %fopaGGninen pap-
pi furfuntGpoeltG b%ultaen fpaati
empimGtoint1 atSfon fu~llliioiltaon.
@imnn oifein, ilnlon usfoo or
mabootoin felipata Siimalolle. Weitt-
to mifd ifGtpint1 faifista eli ban,
ionoiiinfo firffaolla pGimGll1 bar
boileipan polepofon foltoinen rolif-
ia, ollenfnon noinnit ilmoittaa Of
fealla tatpalla usfottarpoo aiioa fiilt
liiainia usfottaipafii. @ifG ibme.
taon, fosfapa bGneHG of main If.
iellGGnfin iisfo omoon ~usfoonIo. Tot
1I1Iunoen oil Danelld tflelladft fdtt'
tia fpllG. iota mostoin usfo Seeiuf-
Teen &ristufiecn on iiniri Sumolan
ormolabio, Min t%oiioanfin lnbio
Samalalto, ionfa ban Bpbdn $ert-
fenid toiitto ,poiflittoo ia t6t6 orrto-
Iobjaa Ell bGn iirrirena riftaana mic.
bend tar,pinnut. llsfosta ban fpIld
liiurine d6nineen buirtocn poitbaii,
mitto ie usfo oil alma bGnen mdG-
%rGGm6iniG roioin tofono, tai toiiin
fonoen ifdGnfuin ~iisfottoipo niia ritz
pitiii ibmiien omqsto iisfosto. Miit-
to fiitos Sitmclon, Serromme tpOt
cpot toiia ia ipormoio FUN iuiioret
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06
@iime6etfet raffaitten ienrasia

SullUuuS ~ " Ctut ipD'tSttti wv
nGp".
Il1tta fpll1 niitG nGbOGGn ia
muoootetaon tGGllG moailntasia pie
lGpG Seeiufien omien ioufosiafin,
maiffa beilIG onfin iielusia lobolt-
tusta antoma jGlleen nGfemiien mar
mltls, iillG iielld, misia Seeirs ON,
pitGG SGnen omaniafin oleman.
SiitG, mit1 g. Sengen fautta Db-
teen liitetpt tuntepot tGGllG erobet-
finG, on minulla ia perbeelldni eln'
mGslG mtistosio, fun masta olem,
me ottoneet bellGt ~iGGbgm1iIet Srao
oocfin ia &intpren, g. 9. Neiloulln
oiuipilto weljiltG ia liiarilta ia full
fumme OH iuunnattl ennemmin TIT
fulfil tulleitten mellien ia iilartcn
ieuraon Sronipoooisio.
Saafoon tGsid iiianIa jofn lpbpt
muistelmu flGista eronbetfistG:
Sunnuntoina mooliSfliln 26 p1i-
mGnG fofoontiti eienoinen %ieurofln'
tomnte pbteiieen jumalanpalipel1lt-
lccn meliemmc Inton Yeffolon alum
nolle. Suonoisto fltlfiiteistG buoli-
malta ~fofoontui ploibimme naboen
ritmiooSti pleiio1, nuoria ia manbo.
ia. SiloiiuuoeSlo mallitii wafaDa
tunnelntd, fun tieoettiin eronbetfen
plan foittatpon. Dli pboefiGn mitot-
to oil fulilnut liitd, f1tn eniiferron
tdGlld pbopttiin ianna titfimoon ia
npt ebfG meille jcllefin miimeineil
pb6esiGolo tiloiiuus. Slfuiiina,
monbot nuorien fansio, fofoonnuim
me Serronlme Seeiufien iG1t1m11
armooferioa nouttimaan 8apabtn-
jomme jGtt1m1n fGsfpn mlfoon.
Silai,uuteen fuulinpon toimititf-
fen paGtpttpG pioin roffaalle ierrn.
funnalleni jGdbpmGisp1ibeen Ipost.
20:32-96 iobool!a ppptGen iGtt1G
roffoat fuulijani oion mprSfpisiG,
nainoiSio ia poimoiSia ief1 fuole-
masiofin f~estdlpGlle per,istnIle: Sii
mdlan ia SGnen ormonio ionon bal
tltllri. ga tGllG perustufiella ieiioeS.
famine ia eIdesiGmme tunnemme
tGGllG erotesiamntefin, ett1 furlum
me pbteen SiGn armoitettuina lap
lima ia Seeiufien meliinG ia iiiori-
ma. 500, tobellafih perfeleen Doioi-
tiispritpfiist1 bnolimotto, usfopoiiet
tietGtpGt ia tiintetpat fuiilrtiponia pb
teen. @aiffa Iapiet Si1n Iopiet
= b~eiffoloesta iosfus j%ortutpot
loiiffaamnm toiiioan min be mpos
fin moitpot pdGstd iopintoon, fun
BELLA SimaIan Seneen poifutiifies
ia Oh bnllia iiiben. = canaan ia
poIion mliuta me elG,uGsti tuniim.
me tGsi1fin pitbeenaoletpasio tiloi.
fuiloesio. Sitte iIlafii oil Nhioriio.
Iiiton ia b. fouIiin toimesto i6rjes.
tettp iontaan taIoor i6Gbptpdis.ilIot-
iu. sc olettiin doiiIomolIo Sionin
fanteleen lauluio, roomotun Iufe.
miiella ia rufolfieIln. 8eli Sree-
man iitte pubui tGmGn fofoontumi-
len torfoitufiesto. Iuori iiio.
rcnnnic, Man0u Tnberd. H1ioriinIii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06
LMOTTUSHINNAT:

Northumberland ristin, raamin
IA yhden varsyn kanssa $3.50. kah.
den varsyn kanssa $2.75. JOS useam.
pia vkrsyja halutaan, on 25c lisatta.
va kultakin varsylta. Kiitoslauseis.
Ia on lisattava &c jokaiselta sanalta.
jotka halutaan julkaistavaksi kuo.
Ionilmeituksen yhteydessa. = Syn.
tyma.. kihlaus. ia onnentoivotusil.
moitukset maksavat &c jokaiselta ga.
malta kerta julkaistuna. Tiedusteluil.
moitukset 1c sanalta kerralta ia &c
kolme kertaa julkaistuna. Satunnai.
silta ilmoituksilta SOC palstatuumal.
ia. Satunnaisia ilmoituksia tulee ra.
han seurata mukana. Seisovat ilmoi.
tukset sopimuksen mukaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06
Miettcitd &ristntien ieura
.tnnnasta elllem ia nteibdn
@dhl AUG

&rlstlts, ollesIaan moan pGGllG
ibmiSluonnoSia, fofoili ppetl1slnp-
fifteen iouffueen, IL lumultoor,
1otfa SON lGbetti iaarnoamaon ia
tastamnon foiffia fanioia, liten te9.
o1fieen BETA opetltslopiifieen, tois
maan Waltaflinnan perilIiiifii ia
ianfoiffilesti olttuaifii tGll1 fGsfnl.
la: WtenfGGt faiffeen mailman ia
loarnatfoot eiponfeliumia foifiQe
llioorille ia fastafaot 6eit1 SiGn,
Boian ia SpbGn Sengen nimecn :
ia ~opettafoot BETA pitGmGGn foiffi
fuin nina. oler teille fGsfenpt iG
tntIo nina olen teioGn fansionne
1ofapdiipd, mailman Iopptlun osti.
So: iota nsfoo ia fastetner, < ii.
lee aiitiionfft mttta jofa ei usfo.
Ie faootetaon Mott. 2S:t9, 20:
@arf. 1915, 16.
Sdsi1 on lie forfein molto. Ell
pappeuSfiria mitG fosfonn ennen ..
Il jolfeen on firjoitettu ia fellef61n
onnettu.
Wlttta iomaon iuoItofirioor
mposfin fultluut tGn1Gn foItoinen
mdoraps: Ottofaot YpbG Senfi!
1oille Re ipnnit onteefii onnottc,
mile ne antcefii n~nnetoon ia ioiI(c
te ne pio1tGtte, Mile ne omot pioG.
tetDt. SefG: iofo teitG fuulee, lie mi
MIA fuitlee, mlitto jofo teioGn fat.
loo Dlon, ie Tattoo plon minun;
rllitta Iota minun fatIoo pl0n, ie
totloo plon len iofo minult I1betti.
Mfat6. 1918; Sob. 2O:23: 2iuIf.
1916. SamGn IiiGfii ontoi Sdn
BELLE firffolafinio, jofa lootpn
Wfatb. 1S:15-t7. Sefd o6jciGdn.
non Sob. t3:13-t7 81, 80.
Samdn faItoiiilIo motfo eip6ilI6
mariisti San, tho iuurin firfon
Sierra, 8iispa ia Goimen cnIim6iict
lGbettilGGniG foiffcen mailman.
"lanrnoomoan %poronnusto ia inn.
tcin onteefii ioomisto". 2ltlif. ID.
AZ. NGis,G mGGritclmisi6 ei pu6u.
ia poiffelstopoufiisto mitG6n mis-.
lnnn mtooosia. 81 eritpiiist1 I'M.
o%eitoifai ista" folIuisto. bobif,i
iui6fimiiistd, ci plcncmist1 mirfo.
ipiiolisfo, ariuonimistG eif1 iluiris.
to fltloisto, maosto ia m~onttooIeis.
To; CT mposfGGn mponnptps .ehtoio
fiiolelle eifd toiieIIe, iaarnomirfoon
telpaaipaiini,oestn ia feIpoamotto.
mnuoesfa. Waan ie tili pllo min
leluad, ipisiia ia marmao, ettei il.
man BpbGG Scented ioonltt oIIcn.
taon ajateIlafaan IGbted, eif6 idbet.
tdo tctodn iaornoomaon. Surnoten
floiften arrnon mdIineitten iubteen
fapfpl olla oiipon marmaIIo ia tin.
fimdttomGlIa pobjaIIo, etta ti,Ii Of.
faa mirfaonia iaurno, taste ia pb.
Da ebfoollinen; iind MT trli oteIto.
iuofii maoiImosio ipntiG, iootonoa
ia poboo, tlrmeItuo ibmisItontoa,
lpostoan, iotfa oipat ieEIoiiio ipor,rs.
ia mibeIIiiio, ettci ne peIfGS
Inifddn maoiIman inurimpiofaan