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, 1923-06-14
|N& HANNA,
&EktHffENlNSS'

About a month ago Mr.. Joseph
Richardson left. ostensibly to spend
his vacation in the east. This week
friends were rather surprised to re-
ceive announcements OF his marriage
to Miss M. F. Speedy on May 26th
at McKeesport, Pa. They have
fitted up a beautiful modern home
at Youngstown, Ohio, where they
will reside for the future. Mr..
Richardson has many friends here
who wish him and his Bride much
joy and happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olof Olofson return
de last Tuesday from Heber, Utah,
where they wer ecalled about a
month g on account of the serious
illness of Mr.. Olofson's mother. At
present she is recovering nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cheesbrough
and family drove in from their ranch
near Milo and spent Monday with
friends here.
Mrs. ellie. Toovey Mcdaniel who
has visited for several months at the
home of her brother and sister Mr..
and Mrs. c. D., Williamson, left
Saturday morning for her home in
Denver. Mrs. Mcdaniel has a charm
ing personality, which endeared her
to many friends here, who are hoping
that she may return to Hanna soon.
Mr.. Thos. Love went to Denver
Wednesday to meet his son. Lionel.
who was returning from Stanton
: Military Academy, Staunton, Va.
where he was a student for the past
school term. They arrived home
Saturday and Lionel's many friends
have been extending the glad hand of
welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Klaseen ar
rived Sunday from Iona, MINI, to
spend a few weeks vacation at the
home of Mr.. Klassen's mother, Mrs.
! Matilda Klaseen. Isadore has been
away for the past nine years and, of
course, is noticing several changes
in the old home town.
Mrs. Fred Jansen and daughters
Muriel and Emma returned from
Cheyenne Saturday, and went to
their home at Elk Mountain the same
evening. Both girls have been at
tending the Holy Child Jesus Acad-
envy at Cheyenne. Miss Muriel be-
ing a member Of the graduating
class OF this year.
Donald Martin went to the Quealy
EykyH TdHCH ldSl saturday WneTe ne
will be employed during the summer
Mr.. George Young of Rock Springs
spent a few days here this week or
business for the U. NJ. w. A. - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Richardson and
sons returned from Cheyenne Satur,
day evening and vent out to their
ranch at Elk Mountain. They spent
the winter in Cheyenne where Mr.
Richardson was employed in the
railroad shops.
Robert Rider went to Greeley
Colorado Monday. where he will tax,
the summer course at the norma
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Quealy ant
Mary Elizabeth drove from Ell
Mountain Monday to meet Miss Edn;
Murphy, Katheryn and Mary JAM
INLAND of Rawlins. who will spend
few weeks at the Quealy home.
Mrs. Ira Want of Saratoga is III,
guest of Mrs. j. c. Mylroie for a few
days.
John Kellet, r.. representa-,
Chas. j. Webb I'D Sons. Phlladel
phia was a business visitor here
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dickinson
went to Cheyenne Monday. Mr.
Dickinson went to consult DR.
Strader about his eyes.
, 1923-06-14

~ 50 S41nEeD nav
% 6 HNH ND H&K"

DR.. w. F. O'Gorman. C%hiroprator,
and family leave Tuesday in their
car for Salt Lake, to visit relatives
and friends. While in Utah they
will attend the wedding Of Mr..
Ernest Reiff of the G. p. Co., Raw
Inns camp ls and Miss Eve Lowe. q
niece Of Mrs. O'Gorman. DR.. Door
man expects to return to Rawlins
about the first OF July.
A. X. Marshall, chief clerk at the
penitentiary left on Tuesday evening
for Ell Paso, Texas, having In charge
three Mexicans for deportation. All
three men had finished serving
terms in the p~enitentiary and were
deported to their own country.
Arnold Larsen. Pat O'Melia and
Philip Mahoney, three popular Raw
Inns young men who have been at
tending Notre Dame college the past
year, returned home the first Of the
week for their summer vacations.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. House were
Rawlins visitors a Few days the frst
of the week from their ranch. Mr..
and Mrs. House are building a fine
new home in the Park Hill addition
to Rawlins and in the future will
spend their winters in the city, and
only the summers on the ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. NJ. Williams are
rejoicing in the arrival of a fine
baby daughter, born to them on
Monday of this week. Mother and
baby are doing very nicely.
T. ID. O'Neil has been a Rawlins
visitor for several davs the past
week from his home at Big Piney.
Mr.. O'Neil is Road Commissioner
for his district, and was attending to
business matters while here.
Mrs. James Curray and two child
rem arrived the first of the week from
their home in Hartford, Conn, and
will spend the summer in Rawlins,
guests at the home of Mrs. C~urray's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John MahoneY
Jas. Durkee. who was a Rawlins
resident about a year ago, and has
many friends here spent a few days
In the city the first of the week
from Los Angeles, where he and
Mrs. Durkee are now making their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Healy were
Rawlins visitors on Friday last from
their home at Encampment, and
spent the day, returning Saturday.
Mrs. l.. J.. Morton, daughter Miss
Virginia. and son Philip, arrived in
Rawlins the first Of the week from
their home in Ogden and will spend
several weeks in Rawlins. guests at
the home Of Mrs. Morton's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Carlson.
j. Pappas and son. Mike. are
spending a few days in Cheyenne
this week IN matters OF business.
Mrs. c. l.. Lahrman returned the
first of the week from Cheyenne
where she has been spending a week
with friends. Mrs. Lahrman was
matron-of-honor at the wedding of
Miss Ruth Hanesworth, who was a
school chum. which occurred In
Cheyenne early in the week.
Ernest Reiff. well known employee
OF the G. p. Co. at Camp 16, and
Miss Eve Lowe. who taught school
at the G.. p. camp last winter and
spring, will be married on June Is
In Ogden, leaving the same day for
their honeymoon in Kansas City, the
home OF the Groom. They will re-
turn to Rawlins about July first and
will be at home to their many friends
at Camp 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corlett and small
daughter were Rawlins visitors on
Saturday last from their home ut
E~ncampment. coming down to attend
the funeral OF MIR. A. II. Cowley OF
Walcott.
, 1923-06-14
G@siE5ed&Z :,
|sMM7Taqenb "a

FOR SALE-New modern houses
with bath, gas etc. Close in. Can
be bought by making small down
payment. balance on monthly pay
ments. Apply l.. E. Armstrong.
5-24-TF
, 1923-06-14

First class he%mstitching and picot-
ing. All work guaranteed. Prompt
attention given to mail orders. All
work ten cents per yard. Mrs.
Froling, Miller Block, Phone 214-J.
5-24-tf
, 1923-06-14

DIR. C. II. MCLEAN has returned
to Rawlins to practice and has opened
his office at Room 10. Osborne Bldg.
Office phone 13-W. Residence.
phone 60.
, 1923-06-14

FOR RENT - One eight room
house on Front St. Partly furnished,
will rent part or all. Phone 343W.
Silt
, 1923-06-14

WANTED-Plain or fancy sewing
and ~dressmaking. Call at 212 East
Buffalo st. in basement. Mrs. Sanger.
~6-7-21-pd
, 1923-06-14

FOR SALE Toledo Counte r
Scales first class shape. 80 pounds
capacity. Paid S155 will sacrifice for
quick sale.
Inquire Hays-Hilliard Hardware
Company. G-7-pd.
, 1923-06-14
HIGH GRADE PIANO BARGAIN

Now stored In awIins, n VIII
sacrifice for immediate disposal.
Terms arranged with reliable party.
If you want this bargain we will
send price, terms and particulars to
see this. Write quick to The Denver
Music Co., Denver, Colo. 5-31-G-2S
5-31-Pd.
, 1923-06-14

FOR SALE--900O acres range
land north Wamsutter twenty miles.
Daley Apartments for Income.
Maple near 9th, Rawlins.
Eight Room House furnished.
Conner 9th and Maple.
Call $50 9th St. Rawlins, Wyo.
Write Executor. 2515 Encinal Ave.
Alameda, California. 5-31-tf
, 1923-06-14

FOR SALE-Baby buggy in good
condition. Call sos Cedar Street
Phone 405. 6 IA 1t
, 1923-06-14

WANTED-Furnished house 4 or
5 rooms-north of track. 6-7-14-pd
, 1923-06-14
WANTED-sewing. 9O9 w. Pine.

vii! some gentleman give a South
ern woman of refinement with two
small sons a good home and kindness
in exchange for services as house
keeper? Address l. N. Box So,
Caddo, Louisiana. ~6-7-14-pd
, 1923-06-14

Mrs. c. w. Morgan will have a
Bake Sale at the Service Grocery
Saturday. June 10th. 6-7-14-2t
, 1923-06-14

WANTED--To hear from owner
of good Ranch for sale. State cash
price, full particulars. D. F. Bush.
Minneapolis, MINI. St.
, 1923-06-14

for To-
cal work. Address N. r. care Raw
Inns Republican. 6-7-pd.
, 1923-06-14

FOR SALE-Sideboard and chin.
closet combined. Call 1O1 w. Buff
falo St. 6 IA 1t
, 1923-06-14

FOR SALE An attractive six
room furnished modern residence.
See owner at 100 w. Spruce st.
6-7-2t
, 1923-06-14

FOR SALE Five room modern
house and garage at lO7 f. Cedar
st. for $4,000. 6 IA II
, 1923-06-14

FOR RENT-Four room furnished
modern house. Apply Lichstein's
Pool Hall. 9 IA II
, 1923-06-14

FOR sALE-Three room house
price S210O. Also a five room house
price $4,000. Both located In Park
Hill addition. Phone 134-W.
b-31-tf
, 1923-06-14

FOR SALE-Lot 7th st. between
Buffalo and Pine. so x rs It. Fairly
good buildings on lot. Call Mrs. /.
T. Murphy. 6 II 1t
, 1923-06-14

ALL NIGHT SERVICE - RAW
Inns GARAGE. 5-31-2t
, 1923-06-14

WANTED - Capable woman for
cook and general restaurant work.
Write or phone Mrs. Jessie Gosney,
Wamsutter. Wyo. G IA ct
, 1923-06-14

WANTED - Boarder At 213 F..
Front Street, S45 per month.
6-14-pd.
, 1923-06-14

WAN LD-f UbTITOH d5 CUOk III UT
field by |. Bobbie, Box 70S, Rawlins.
6 IA pd.
FOR SALE-Two residence lots in
South Side Addition. Address Box
1872 or phone SSH. 6 IA 1t
, 1923-06-14

FOR SALE-Used Ford Sedan
good condition. Inquire w. II. Hud-
son at Postoffice. 6 IA pd.
, 1923-06-14

FOR RENT - Two housekeeping
rooms for respectable people. Rent
will be exchanged for assistance with
homework. Inquire at this office.
G IA 1t
, 1923-06-14

Ladies and Mems washing. Silks
and fine fabrics n specially. All
work guaranteed. 302 L. Pine.
6 IA pd.
, 1923-06-14

FOUND-Ladies hand bag. Person
identifying same and paying for this
ad can have same. J. j. Taylor.
721 w. Spruce St. 6 IA I'D
, 1923-06-14

WANTED-Maid at once. Apply
Cottage House. 1G 4 II
, 1923-06-14

FOR SALE-Ford coupe. Brand
new; 5 disk wheels; mountain gear.
Been run 1000 miles. Inquire this
office. 6 IA pd.
, 1923-06-14

FOR RENT-Garago close in. ap-
ply 521 w. Buffalo st. G IA 1t
, 1923-06-14

FOR SALE-Two room unfurnish-
ed house on W lots us North 18th
St., Park Hill addition. 6 14-pd.
, 1923-06-14

FOR SALE - One Acme dress
form, two large chairs and table.
Inquire 220 East Lincoln Highway,
6-7-2t
, 1923-06-14

WANTED-Salesman for Rawlins
and vicinity. Commission contract
only for spare time or fun time. We
will teach you to sell income pro-
lection through u free school OF in
.struction and help you build a
profitable business. Massachusetts
Bonding and Insurance Company,
Accident and Health Dept, Saginaw.
Michigan, Capital $1,000. 900.
@ IA II
, 1923-06-14

WANTED - Position as stem
o%grapher, experienced. Inquire 507
East Maple st. G IA pd.
, 1923-06-14

Young Hens For Sale-Phone 3O3-
J or call III West Cedar. 6 IA 1t
, 1923-06-14

WANTED = Maid for general
cleaning. Apply Supt. Memorial
Hospital. 6-7-lt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
Safian IabiHetti erOaa
Sellaineu tietp tmIee Serlimistd
2pntUpn suatistoimiStolle.


Maanantaina lni 2ontoon Gent
ral News-toimisto lGbfoianomm
firieenwaibtaialtaan 8erlin'iSiG, ct,
tG Gunon iobtama tobinetti on pGGi
tGnpt erota.
Safian fonlmunistit olpat uban.
meet ballitiista fpallanfumoufleIla.
aomnunistien leipottonlltuben tafio
Guno fatioo parbaafii erota Dalli-
tufiesta.
lln0en fabinetin iobtaiifii tieoe-
tGGn tltleipan Saul 2oebe ia t:ri
@ustane Str5nai,n. Beoples puolu-
cen iobtaiat.
Gacistilapastaiiet ntielenoioitlrf-
let 8erlinisid mime ilinniintaina
sIiiuat beiffoia, paraastapGdsfa
tpoin lnentotiIaiiliufiia iulietuisia
BRsneisia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
Snomalaimem fnolInt.

@nroner, Mass. = Gomar6 2os-
iinen ninlinen iiiomalninen mics,
noin so tpuotias, tltoli t1GllG mf.
25 p. glrel Iesterin ruofatalosiu
ianfppni6 ipGb6G enmen fllin laGfGri
ebti paifalle. 3aupunein ruumiin
tarfastaia tobt. Salpper lanoi tlto-
leman iobtrneen ipoGnbalpoufiesta.
@ainaja oil >pitentnr1n aitaa iai-
rastanut, III. M. pfii munuainen of
bGneltd leifattii pois, mutta iiitG
biolintatta on ban bptpin pGb1n
tltripa,itunrt ldGfGrien apuitn.
8ainaja ei iGttGnpt mitGGn tar-
fenpia tietoia itiestGGn, ntiitta pr.
beluien nlufuan diff bdnen pit1npt
ipntpd Sanlpereella tai iosiain Gam
pereen lGbettpipillG. Samoin aripel-
lam b6nellG olleen apaiuto ia fafii
lasta Sanpereella, joista ban ios.
fus iitpumennen oil mairiinnitt. =
B. 6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
gaIparaiiOn pliopistO am aImr
&laneiIIe.

8alparoiio, Spo. - 0alparaiion
pliopiston iobtoflit,ta on rpbtpnpt
neitfpottelnibin pIiopiston Ii.oaputta.
miiesta aa &lux @Ianin idriestoIIe
pelastaafieen forliin niistG rabaIli-
iista ipaifeiifiista, ioisia ie on tpii.
meaiat taistelIiit ia iotfa o,pat nito.
oostiineet entistGdn ,tbfaamammifii.
&oulnn iobtofunta Ell moi iuorittaa
matloiaap ia iibfaa iitd fouIirm be.
riistaian pojan ia Iaitofien emtiien
preiioertim $enrp 6. grotpnin toi.
mesta oifeasiiitt,t, iosia Uer 8roun
ipaatii tuisiien mafioerieu iaoritta.
mista tai iitten iaaoa boIt,iunia is
foulnlIe firuIittuoa rafennusta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
@attnstaiainnia iuGbennetts @iunc.
fetan gianta-alneea teiltG.

Ninneiotan apaltion rautatie. ia
Observation-Disclosures on antan,,t
Dulutb & yeortbern ralltatiepbtiolle
lilpan lopettaa taboen matfustaia-
iitnan fulflapilorot 0ulutbin ia 9ir.
ginian palillG.
Smnat, ioita lupa tosfee, olpat
go. 8, iofa labtee Dulutbista Iirai-
niaam flo 1853 illalla ia iofa on
paifallisilnien fautta pbtepoesIif
Sibbingin ia Gbisbolmin fansia, ia
iuna 9so. 6, iota labtee Sirginiasta
flo 4.25 iltapaiaudlld ia on paifallis
iunien tantta pbtepoesiG Sibbingin
Gbisbolmin ia @tpcletbin fansIa.
gsiinitaan latfautetaan Sbaronin ia
SberipOooin (8ublin tien) il,nat
157 ia 158.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
9imotiim armeijan pienentamista
iuasmstetaan.

gtuptiin j1ienpps &aniainliitosia
ei ole poistanlit teboffaiocn iotapa-
rusteluien taripetta, eifd arneiian
Observation-Disclosures iollaista ual
tiop6ifpien fonitea, iofa on fdiitel.
Int ntaanpuolustlifien iiiioelleen jdr-
iestGmistG, on eiittdnpt, moi taato
riittdpGd fotaan parnstaitturnista.
SdlIaifen mielipiteen on ilmaisftt
ts fenraalia fdiittdtpd tonlisiioni,
iofo piti Gsfettdin fofoitfienia.
sos pfuotiia ipastaan tebtdiiiin
bpotfdps, motif ma iaaoa aieellista
apua aoniainlitton toiiilta idieniltd,
nr,ttta tao upu tuttcsia tapaafiesio
ebtifi min mp0bdan, ettd SaaOtiin t.
ienia tdptpi olla tparl,stetti pisoliis'
tamaan itieadn emf baodsid, Ia,ifiii
tomisiioni iota wieIa buOmautti,
etta oiiot tpoiiiiuat febittpd iellaiiif-
iifin, etta saiotii f,itiuttaiiiin anta.
moan SotiIoaIIista aipustiista toiiil-
lie, eiirnerfiffi jog @endid bpotfdiii
Suomeen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
suouleu llntiiia
sSelmi Jrin,anin m,trbaaia pibI.
tettn.


Ssuten olenule tertoneet, lopoet.
tim Toiipafasts fotoiiin olleen Sel-
mi syrin,anin rililmis lGbeltd 2epp1.
lIobben aiemaa. tSeti talnda iGlfeen
rpbopttiin tarmoftaasti efiisfele-
madn banen nlurboaiaania 8ibtori
Jrimania, iofa mposfin on fotoiiin
Soiipafasta ia on murbatun piffll
iertfn.
9tpt onfin Sriman taipattu Yor.
noon lGbeltG. &llllustelusia tllnnus
ii Sriman ipplliipptenia mnrbaan.
Sun fertoi olleenia fibloisia Selmi
6rimanin fansia ia ielitti ban to-
man olleen usfoton bGnelle Sast6
pinlmastilncena ban iitten ilioritti
meritefonia, anlpuen .Selmi STA
mallicrilfa iioraan faslpoibin, peit.
tGen iitten rluntiin iamnlulilla ia
fipillG lGbelle murbapaiffaa. Tnuf-
toa fielt6a ban fdpttaneenia. So,
moin fieltGG bGn anastaneenia mur
batun talparoita.
Wl,rbaaia Sriman OH as 10. ifai-
men. SGn on olliit naimiiisia, ntiitta
on ollnt paimostaan erosia fpmme-
nilen puotta. Waltrbathi oil iialtGdn
nlnitanan ipuooen pli fnboenfpm-
neren.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
Supmalaineu iomMnmt Inrfean ta-
e' pat,trman nbrifii.

6itcbbitrg, Wtass. - Mefianoer
slbola, so muotias ia aiiiipa 95
&nball faoulIa. ioi,tli ps. % p.
pltolenp1imGn oifaan iiirnn alle
Barfbia 81. fitomoon iobtanalla
raoalla iilIa ieiirautiella, ett1 apaien
ialfa pldpuoleltn pollpen fatfeii luail
lunpp0rien alla.
San oil iolIaiu taauoin noiaamas.
ia iielld fipibiilispa,ir1ua mastaan
eifG nGbtdiptsti taulliit ipefieliiu-
nan tlilosta, iofa pliftaii paltniija
pbteen ia iilloin faatni ban raoalle
ia tpinen ialfa iGi pailnlln alle.
@ainliien alla apporDi ban iotain
10 ialfaa ennentiiin iuna ieiiautet-
tim. Mieben bit1ito fliitliii ipetltrisia
olerpalle iniino0rille ia lanlnittaial-
le ia ne beti ieiiaiittbpat ilinan ia
nleniipGt ottantaan louffaartuneen
pois iiinan alto.
gbola tpietiin beti 8iirbanfin lai-
raalaan, mntta perenpuoto oil Min
anfara ennen iinne tpietpd, ettd ban
fnoli iamana pdihpGnG fello fluoen
ajoisia.
8ainaia oil ipntpnpt 8irtalin pi-
tGidsid, 8aaian lddnisid 1878 ja
tiiIi tdban maaban noin 80 piotta
iitten. eSitcbbureisiu bGn on aiiiniit
jotain "a ipilotta.
8ainojaa iitremaan j6i ipaimo,
folme tptGrtd ia ptii poifa. @aina-
ian tpaimo rienii onnettomuiispai.
falle melfein .beti onnettomiiuoen
jGlfeen, mrtta fun ban Ell nGbnpt
lonffaantitnitta, ei ban tiennpt fiifa
ie of ia tpasta mpobenmin foto-
moan TAI tietGG, ettd ie oil binen o.
ma nliebeniG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
NiffilGm faiuallrsintta.
nenen.

<en tllnnettlta tilontitii 2oboen
raastumdnoifeus tpiime biibtifititil
A pnG SoIlolan iGdstopanfin ent.
tamreerin @lias WeiffilGn 2abbesta
ip1GrennpfiistG, petofiista ia faipal-
llifiisto 10 ipuooen furitlsbuone-
rangaistufieen ia olen1aan en ial-
feen 6 apuotta nailla faniaInisluot-
tantnsta iefd iiiorittamaoti Sollolan
i11stopanfille Snf. 2,2Sz680:7S.
NadfofiesfG DaIitettiin 5nriin boipi
oifeuteem iofa arltamallaan pGdtof-
iellG on alentaititt tiiomion Z fuuo.
oen furitusbuonerangaistlifiee
Miualta oialtaan i6G raastnpanoi'
feiioen pGGtos ipoimaan. -
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02

Mlioona ibmistG on ioithinut TO-
oittomafii slnbuin madfinnasia &ii-
nasia, misi1 rauffaiateitten paiiilt-
tamat ioet oipat aibeiittaneet iiriiren
tiilipan faboesiafpmmenesid piiri.
flnnasia. Soften rantapaoot fatoii-
auat ia tiiIpa lafaiii mennesidan TO-
fonaiiia tpliG. Sbnlisbengerbufan II
nloitetaan oleipan famalan iauren.
Senfiiniddneet, iotfa pdaiipGt pate.
nemaan fiiffuloille, fGriiipGt ddret:
tomasti, iilld r,pfataluarain iaanti-
men on mabootonta.
@eitGli &iinan ballitiifIen iulfai-
Ierlisia piralliiisia tie0onannoisia
ferrotaan mallitiee tlilwa mpos
Sangtie laafion alaoiasia. Soen ran
nalle ratennettiin eoeltdfGiin >pato.
la, iilld tlilman tnloa oootettiin
tnlltta faiffi aparofeinot oiottalitlli.
apdt nlitGttomitii.
Maanlaaininen tposfentelp on o.
lotettu iuaroien teraantiiefii b1tGG-
fdriiipille. Sallitls pfiinGGn moi
tebod bpipin tudsart.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
8enaIainen rnbtinas metIGt6isiG.

Biimc taImen aifano tpoSfenteli
bfiinfertaiiena meti1nluftjana Sno
malaiicn Ylniliifs Op. metiisiG So
anlnbbeIla tpenGlGinen rubtinas Sci
tolui Demiooip. Giibtinas Oemioop
f1lilun ipanban 8enGjGn faiffein
bienctnlpiin ia ritfainpiia rubtinns
fiifuibin. &iibtinas Dentioopin ifI
oil ennen ipollanfitmonsta iuurten
l1raalin fitItafuiiposten omistaia, IL
feioen 8enGidn iiiirten panffien fun
ri ofaffei6en omistaia monien teb-
toi6en ia Iiifepritpsten iidntG, iiiur-
ten maatilain ia metidin omistaia,
i1litta npt faiffi niio monesia pol.
tDesia frlfeneet iiifuriffali0et npfpi-
fet iuaIIanpitGi6t oipat anastaneet
ia entisten riffaufiien ontistaiat
Demioodpit olpat ioiitiineet puiIle
hdIiaiIIe ia -baiaauhsuect- -pusbSsiI
@tropnn.
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Sienp mics.
ntatfusti

@rGs ulfomaalainett matfisti
mulltamalla rataoialla Suomesia.
.Sunan iunaiIiia of fobtelias mites
bdn fdantpi mtirfalaiien puoleen ie'
litt1ntGGn banelle ilinain fulfuia =
tietpsti ruotlin fielelld iilld oliban
ntititfalainen bieno.
8ieras fiiinteli raiiballiiena ipd'
'bdn aitan ia ianoi iitten:
-@n pnntGrrG.
SelapGIlG illomenfielelld.
Sunailiia peti eniin bdtttmdstpt'
iestG benfeGniG ia uitoisti iitten te-
Iitpfienia pelfGlld iiionten ttelelld.
So miiiifalainen fifth fobteliaastl
pstGipGlliiestG opastilfissta.
8ieras of unfarilainen profeslo'
ri 2ulius 8olnai.
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2Dbpttuffaiiia Observation-Disclosures ei
iatp1ita.

8orcbeSterin, 'Wass. faupungin
lairaalan Is .idiraanbo oitaiattaritii
opisfeleuaa tpttoG fatfaiuttiipat biuf
Ieniu biliattain ia fiin iitte ilmoit.
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taiattaren laffi pois mGGriiam6tto-
mafii aiatii. Se eirpdt iaa olla oitG
pois iairaalasta, eif1 pfiifGGn pi-
meGlll poistlia iairaalasta. Sc eli
pat liioin iaa ipooG iairoanboitoiat-
tarien fansIa, paan palweliiain oias
tolla ia be ehuGt iaa nliffuafaan ia
nlasla olastosia toisten boitajetta.
rien fansia.
Saitpp,ril beioan faptofiestddn
fuinta fauan be ioitttpat palpele-
mam ilman latfia, iofa tarfoittoa
min fauan enenpi oppilasaifaa To-
failelle 13 tptolle, iotfu leiffaattispat
tliffania.
Sairaalan iobtaiotar iaaoi bbpen
tltfan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oleipan
fiuiottaipan potilaalle ia poistaman
len mafaplioen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
resta ionfa b1nen ammattinia tuaa-
til.
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SpSlaffo biilialnecna

on taos peli6ttdipisid. gltlantic gi-
tpSiG fofoontlrnit neiitpottelufunta,
iobon otti ofaa foipan biilen faipos.
ten ifdnndt ia llniteo Waine Borfers
Of @merica-nimiien tpotpdenunion e.
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ia l,tio iibfua iulistaa tpOlafon al.
fatpafii ippsf. 1, p. Sitllrimpana rii-
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bolta maa6itaan union tGpoellistd
tunmlstomista, iobOn, ipaatimitfieen
faiposten ontistaiat eipat ole inos.
tiineet.
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spttDmem bnffamit iaiuifaOppaam.

Sbtt6men b,iffitmnt iaiuifaoppaam.
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ipettG tdpnnG oIetpaail iatpttitop'
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filopaIIe, mutta Gibin palattiia Num-
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iaipifuoppaan ia biffunit iinne.
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eta Iadfdriafddn ipoitii iaaoa faii.
taiieIIe paiffafrnnaIIe, iofa iiiaitiee
a tuirstam pddsH fpldstd.
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Smom,en alaimainen wamsittn aii'
nasIa aIeibem ialafmliettamiiesta.

masia aiciben ialafnliettahtiiesta.
Slionten foniiili Sbatebdisid on
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tin aiiasia. Sielot, iofa on antnatiG-
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ipptettpnG.
Slomen foniuli pGittdd, eta
Suonten ia &iinan ipalilld ei ole
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