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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-01-22
KirkwOOd Folks
Recovering From
Grippe Attacks

Kirkwood people who have re-
Gently suffered from Grippe the
H. H. Smith family, Frank Ryan
and Mr.. Fred Bisch are all recov-
ering slowly which is encouraging
as all were quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Track Randall and
little daughter Carolyn dined at
the James L. Dalling home in the
city Sunday.
Mr.. Burr Green spent Sunday P.
M. at his parental home in Fair
field.
Master Leo, the little son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Bisch, was quite i'll
with Group Sunday night but he is
now better.
Mrs. Charles Randall was call
er at the home of her cousin, Mrs.
Mary Blood, in te city, Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Harris enjoy
ed a Sunday p. m. visit from Miss
Eva VarneIl of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Weidenkopf on
Sunday afternoon visited Mrs. Joel
Hackett at ono time neighbor
here, but now of North Freedom
and quite i'll though she seemed to
-,e feeling better and appeared
cheerful that day.
Mr. and Mrs. Herold Caflisch
were Sunday afternoon callers at
Charlie Randall's home.
Miss Lena Gaetzke, our teacher
spent the weekend at her parental
home near Reedsburg.
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Wednesday

y
Mrs. D. Weiglow went to Madi-
son today for a visit with her neph-
ew who is in the Madison General
hospital. The little boy is a son OF
Dr.. and Mrs. w. H. Schellenberger
of Prairie du Sac and he is recoV-
ering from an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Moog
have received an announcement OF
the marriage Of their nephew,
Earl G. Nippert, to Harriet A. Nc
Master on Saturday, Jan. 10, in
St Charles, H. Mr.. Nippert is
deputy sheriff and motor policeman
at st. Charles.
George Hammermeister of Lyons
passed another milestone on Sun
day and group Of relatives and
friends was entertained at his
home in honor Of the event. The
OCCASION, which was surprise on
Mr.. Hammermeister, was much
enjoyed by host as we'll as guests.
A thirty lunch followed SOC
ial afternoon. Mr.. Hammermeister
was presented with a number OF
birthday gifts.
Mrs. Henry Alexander has re-
ceived word Of the death of her
nephew, Ed. Stackhouse, of Pitts
burg, Pa. MI. Stackhouse was the
youngest son of the late George
Stackhouse and the family is well
known in this locality. He is sur
vived by a brother Will Stackhouse,
of Cleveland, and sister, Mrs. Ida
Ross of Chicago, both Of whom eX-
pected to attend the funeral which
was to take place in Pittsburg this
week.
Miss Helen Coome, 615 Eighth
avenue, gave a shower for Miss
Leona Steinhorst, bride-to-be, at
her home on Tuesday evening.
Sixteen girl friends Of Miss Stein
horst were present and the eve
ming was enjoyably spent in SOC
ial way. The guest of honor was
presented with a prettily decorat
ed clothes basket, containing many
nice gifts for her new home, which
is to be in Baraboo. A delicious
lunch was served.
Burns Cash, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Wade L. Cash, entertained sixteen
boy friends at birthday party at
his home on Third avenue, Mon
day night. A six o'clock dinner was
served after which the boys enjoy
ed sleigh ride about town. Burns
was given u number of birthday
gifts.
J. + Conan left Monday fol
Laurel, Mont, where he resides
MI Conan has spent the past
mcr;a here visiting his sister Mrs
Rachel Nash, and a cousin, Arth
ur Conan, and other relatives in
and about Baraboo, Delton, and
Madison.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-01-22
BANQUET AND
INITIATI()N0F
ELkS enjoyed

A banquet and initiation Of the
Baraboo lodge of Elks, Monday
evening at the Elks' hall, was hon
ored by the presence of District
Deputy Grand Exaulted Ruler OF
TO r. ROenius, mayor of Wisconsin
Rapids. Mr.. Roenius was here for
an inspection of the<local lodge.
Over two hundred members of
the organization and visitors en-
joyed six-thirty supper in the
club rooms which was followed by
a short and entertaining program
arranged by the lodge officers. The
program included selections by the
high school band and quartette,
the Mems chorus in charge of Ben
Jones. The numbers were heartily
cncored. A special feature of the
program and an unusual one was
the clog dancing of Ora Cahoon.
AS Uncle Josh Sprusby, Mr.. Ca
hoon rendered several Of the old
time foot capers" to the merri-
ment of all present.
Lodge Session
The entertainment was followed
by a session Of the lodge at which
time new members were initiated
into the order and. Mayor Roenius
addressed the members present.
The visitor, among other things,
stated he was favorably impressed
with the local lodge and it's pro-
coedings of the evening.
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CONTINUED from Page one)
Resolutions from Dane county en-
dorsing Judge Stevens as a candi
date for the supreme bench were
read.
Court Costs
Dane county sent bill of $40
for court costs-when Sank cOun-
ty cases are heard in Madison.
There was some discussion over
the bill and few of the members
agreed that there would be an OPP
portunity to return the compliment
when the Madison murder trial is
heard in Baraboo, by charging all
the costs to Dane county.
Highway Aid
There was some discussion that
Highway IL may get $15O,0O0 aid
instead of $75,000
The county may also obtain $425
per mile for maintenance of state
trunk highways instead of $500 as
at present.
Seventy-six people in the town
of Freedom petitioned for the road
extending west from North Free
dom to be put on the county sys-
tenn. Referred.
Resolutions
a resolution from Green county
asked that support be given to It
proposed law to provide that taxes
be paid in two installments.
Appleton wants all federal, state
and county highways designated as
arterial highways
Brown county wants the primary
election law changed so that vot-
ers may split his ticket.
Sank Bank Deposit
e. NJ. Doll, county treasurer, re-
ported the amount Of county funds
in the Sank bank, now closed,
amounted to $3,1OO. The new bond
was presented on January Is and
the bank closed on the next day.
The bond had not been approved.
The question arose whether or not
the bonding company was liable and
whether or not the new bond should
no onnrOr05 Dicfric+ Atforpar
H. j. Bohn said many legal ques-
tions were involved and advised
the new bond be approved although
it were not possible to do business
with the bank. 1t was decided
that the county treasurer and dis
trict attorney take steps to collect
the $500 due the county. To most
of the members it appears there is
a lawsuit in sight.
Keeping IL Open
A member of the highway COM
mittee stated that No. II would be
open all the time after the Hazel
tine bridge is in, with possibly the
exception of a brief period.
Supervisor Serge invited the
members to a luncheon to be given
by the Reedsburg Chamber of Com
MERGE on February 2. Accepted.
James Hagerty of the town of La
Vale represents the chairman of
that town.
Chairman G. ". Andrews presid-
ed.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-01-22

Children for the Christmas Scrap
books sent by the members. Mrs.
M. McHugh gave two humorous
readings much appreciated.
Mrs. Belle Risley played two fine
selections on the piano, "Beethoy-
ems Moonlight Sonata" and an en-
core.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. H. r. Richardson.
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Saturday

Mrs. j. e. Kundert entertained
the Womans Home Missionary So
ciety Of the First NJ e. church at
the parsonage on Friday afternoon.
The regular business meeting took
place after which Mrs. George
Hughes gave chapter from the
society's study book, Adventures
in Brotherhood. Miss Ruth Dep
pc gave a pleasing piano solo and
numbers by Miss Dorothy Douglas,
violinist, and Miss Gertrude Lind
ley, pianist, were enjoyed,
Mrs. George Burdick was taken
to st. Mary s-Ringling hospital this
morning, suffering from broken
hip as the result of a fall on the
ice. The accident happened as Mrs.
Burdick was leaving her home on
Water street for work yesterday
morning and as she is not young
woman the injury is more serious
than it might be in the case of a
younger person. The husband Of
Mrs. Burdick passed away a few
months ago.
1t was near-accident, but at
that there were bruises a-plenty
says Wool Nubs. Henry Bittrich
had Helen Hanger, Milford Ackley
and Marie Martin out for ride in
his Hudson coach. In turning a
corner up towards Delton the car
slddded and spilled the company.
Marie Martin was quite badly
bruised, Milford Ackley was laid
up for a day or two and the car
had scratches and broken glass
from the adventure. The ice on the
road is charged with doing the
damage.
Halam Weed, son of Rev. and
Mrs. G. E. Weed, was among those
from Sparta to attend the basket
ball game here last night. Rev.
Weed is a former pastor of the
First M. e. church here, and his
church at Sparta was lately burn
ed to the ground. His son states
that the work of raising funds for
new $4,000 church is already
under way and in the meantime ser
tices are being held in the city
hall and other halls in the town.
Mrs. Herman Anderson entertain
ed at bridge on Friday afternoon,
honoring Mrs. r. D. Thompson, who
is leaving Baraboo. DR.. Thompson
takes up his work as head Of a Kali
amazoo, Mich, hospital on Feb. /
and in the meantime Mrs. ThOmp-
son and baby will go to Reedsburg
to spend a few weeks with Mrs.
Thompson's mother, Mrs. Emma
Riggert, before joining DR.. Thomp-
son in Kalamazoo
Mrs. William Schellenberge en-
tertained her 500 club last night.
After an enjoyable evening of
cards, a dainty lunch was served.
Winners at 500 were Mrs. Norman
Sutherland, Mrs. William Kunzel
man, and Mrs. John Oiler.
James Harris is once more at
his home in Lyons after a stay of
several weeks at ST. Mary's-Ring-
ling hospital, where he was taken
following an automobile accident
in which his head and hip We're in
jured.
MI. and Mrs. t. F. Risley enter
tanned the employees of Risley Bros.
store at a six-thirty dinner at their
home, 115 Eleventh street, last
evening. The twenty-eight guests
were seated at small tables, each of
which was decorated with a dainty
bouquet Of sweet peas An en-
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fined S9OOON
MOON CHARGE:

Martin Miller of Sank City was
given a fine of $500 and costs, "a
bout SIS, in the court of Judge J..
H. Hill this morning, or the alter
native of six months in Jail. Miller
was very much concerned over the
large fine and seemed to think that
this was as much as his life was
worth In case he pays the fine It
will no doubt greatly reduce his
profits He was arrested on three
counts, that of manufacture, poss-
ession of mash, and the operation
of a still The still was very large
and capable of producing enough
mo0nshine for. a large community.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-01-22
Friday

Mrs. John Nottingham has ar
rived from Milwaukee for visit
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-01-22
NewS Notes
OF La Vale

Elder T. c. Grundy filed the reg
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County Board

tContinued- from Page one)
Resolutions from Dane county en-
dorsing Judge Stevens as a candi-
date for the supreme bench were
read.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-15
Gbarles q. @arreu uimitettr pk-
proturaatturifii.

BaIbineton. Charles @eeebee
Barren. micbiganilainen lafimies
ia entinen gbopsmaltain ldbettiI6s
Soponisia. on nimitettp pIiprotais
raottorifii pliprofl,radttnri StoRen
tuIle8io nimitetnfii gbopsiuaItain y
Iioife,ioen tl,omaritii.
Borrenin nimitps ldbetettitn lon
antaina ienoottiin, iosia fen cSute-
taan iaaium pitniien tpabuistitfien.
buoIimotta iiitd ett6 Wiebigontn {e-
noottori Gnuaens q. m. tpoiftrtrB-
1naItaiiet berfiIot fanuattt1put
Nichioonin ipaItion tlitpern61ri
@roesbecfin nimitt6nlistd pIiprotu-
roottorifii.
greiioeirtti goolio9en niu-itt6esi6
@orrenin pb6efii fobinettiufo i6ie-
netii, pitt bGn etltp66sid IiImdIId
berfiIon fpfnid ia bdnen fofeIups-
toon tpnItioIIisten ofioioen - fef6
fotimoisten ett1 uIfomoisten = ia
iitteIpsid. Wer 8orren ON toiminttt
m. NJ. foboefInn tpuotto repubItfoa.
nipuoIiieen funioIlisfomitem jsbto.
tpnno iiienend, gbopsmoItoin Idbet-
tiI66n6 Syapunisin ia RericnsSo fe-
I'd monisTa muisTo erifoiIio fptgi6
fuaotimisfa Iuottamustoimisio.
Siffi fatrneS ienontti pobipiStnn
Stonen nimitptfn pIioifeuben tlio-
mortfii, toimii ban bIiprofiirooftn-
rim tpirnsia, nbioten moan oifetts-
foneiStoo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-15
SapSellinen anrinsOnpimenuDs
tammituun "a D.

Eommitnun "a pnd tapo5tuma
aurlngonpmennps tlilee olemacn al
ipan tdpoeIlinen niisiG oIisio mao.
ia, ioita ie fostee. 8imennps tul e
eiiintpmGdn pitf6nG fiilonmuutoiIe.
iia alueena, iota oltaa Tulutbln.
Ufinn., laniipuoleta ia iotfuu pIi
yeem gorfin faltpunein alma @6ooe
Sslanoin rannitolle iaatta. &c mar
10, iofa pimennptien oitdno tl,lcc
lanfeumaan mooban, on t6bteintut.
tiiain mufaon Iooiin. mit1 milloln.
taan on tdt1 ennen moopollolle pi.
ntennofien aifond Iangennut. Ga
pimennostin tiilee olemaan minitcn
iptuin ia "pimetn".
Site marion aIaon tliuluu 10 tab
titieteeIlistG t6btitornia ia fcsfctta.
man tparion olueeIle frplIim tpieId
I, joista faifista poibaan iiIIoin
tebod boipoinnoita Sitd uarten
tpoImistotitutpatfin tGbteintltti'at
toimittnmaan tltfim,,tiioon nGis'6
t6btitorneisia. 2iiGfii tulee lain IS.
tron fitrlupo Ientoloi,po SOS 9ln.
ueles" (iofo iotu aifa fifteen titctiir
tdnre Sofiosta) toimittomoon tGhti
tietecIlifen lennon, mufanoon iuuffo
bunmotiito tGbteinhittijoito.
geiilIe, iotfa oiinpot tilI6 piren.
tptudllG olueello, tiilce iitt'r iomnli
fuun "a pnd f1tpG tilniilms torfoS.
tellu pimennpstG ia teb66 icn 'ub,
teen bntpointojoon. Sorpoin tnuois
ia iitiirtn pimennbstG topnbhmtoon.
iotcn jotoi'en htIiii tGptt1G bripGf.
fenid tGtG bortpinoisto tiIoi'mttto.
SiIl6 olleeIIo, ioto pimennns
fosfee, oIuu miIjoonio ibniiiG, io.
ten iuunnnttomot joufot ttleipot
ie1iroomoon o,irinfomme bettcllist6
pimenemistd fen fo,ttto, ett6 mon-
bu tliu oiett,u meiO6n ia ouringon
mdIiIIe. = S. 6. s. ..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-15
8aIsbin tnumio sOa5wiste4tn.

$eleno, Ront. &cD 8oIsb,
iofo piirioite,i6eSfa titfittlina To-
oistettiin inpIliieffi Renomaslo.
Ront.. tnpobh,neefeen folppioS aI-
bert Sobnionin ntrrboon ia tiiomit.
Tim birtettGpdfii ia iofa tpetoii a.
iion pIioifeuteen. ei ioomtfoon nut.
to tiitfintoo, ioto oil sTioifcuoesIo
ppptdnpt, tpoou ipobipisti moinittir
oifeus ennen tcbopn tuomion:
Bolsbin fitoIemontuomio h,IIoon
toimeenponemonrt iearoonon 80 to-
Ri 40 p6itpGn fuIuesIo.
sos iotu iouffo fonioIoiiio ue.
tooo tpoItton futpcrnooriin ia pnp.
t6d fuoIemontuontion mlntttomisto
eIinfo,tiiefit ipnnfeiocfii moi mir
booin iiind tapdtifiesIo oinoostonr
iddstpd fiiOIeuoIto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-15
&ieItUlafiipirfnilijat inlfeneet Ti1fe-
bnuneita ct. Tmilisfn.

ct. YouI, Ueinm. Biifffpm-
mentdfaboefion ct. BmtIin Iiifepoif
taa. ioisfa on ritottt fieItoIafia, on
pistettp Iuftoon estetuonlion m6d'
rGpfien mnfoon ionfa on ortouitt
feoerooliiesio cifeuoesIa tltounri
Ssobn s. Icc5ee. SSeoeruoIituirun'
omoiIct anolpot ettG tGrnG on faias
fem onforin toimi. mthin Ninncfo-
tosio on pieId ennen fnSfoon RIB
0nttD.
3ofiifmnmentG Iiifehnonstto on
f1iIett,t lain nGGrG6mGfli nboeR
fpuoSen oiofii iImon ebtoia ia 3S
Iiitebuonctto tpoiooor onata fim on
netom icfoiiesto $1,000 tofoittiet
boIlthtieIIe ettG ntisid ei endd tui-
Ia Laittonll,tto borioittomoan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-15
Seriueellinen bnumantns.

Gr6S iiiomoIoinen on tirioittas
nut Boston YoSt'iin ieuroopnn
terfpeeIliien buoma,ttutien:
On iIoboarttorpoa. ettd omerito-
lainen pIeiio min ipodmeIIifesti trn
ttioittoa maanmiebemme 9eiirmen
urbooIIiiio poittoio. mutto EomaIIa
oIen bdmm6stpnpt fittd tietGm6tto-
mppoest6. iofa ipolIitfee fonion fes-
fuuoesia. ettd Iuulloon Rurnen o-
letuon riiotioIniien = 10 ettd riiot-
ioloinen on lama ttiin fuomolainen.
Slen frullut ionottopon: Nurmito
iuomnIoinen9 eito fe ole lama ftiin
rliotioIoinen. SeIlainen ponee tpere.
nj fiebumoon.
Suomoloinen ei ole ruotSaIoie
men; foufono iiitd. g6lrmi ei ole
enempd6 rrotioIoinen fuin botterl
tottifoon.
Sl,infa irIantiloiiet tuIistl,tpot
jog ionotoon, ettd be c!pot iomoio
fliin engIantiIoiiet.
geurmi on plpe1 fiomoIaif,lubeS-
tam ia min min6tin oIcnl
SttebbairgiIoinen. =
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SuDulen dlIllM
aamala mnrbapritps ylitaiunmsia.

&omala mnrba1rttgs ViItatnnuSia.
SunmintaIna Ipf. IA b. ploatti
moapisfoali Stenberg noin 80 puc
tiaon talo4as glnoreas 9ersloniu
9uusiarpell6. 9litainuusio. iiGnid
70.ipuotiaan eIata$wanbutien ger
Olof 4noersionin ilmiannosta.
8iimenlainitun tertomufien mn.
,faan oil g. lauantai aanmina, tin
u. oil oIlut ottamasia wsttG pibol.
Ia oleipoSta faiposta, bpot1nnbt 3D..
men pddlleen ia Iponpt bantG pobos
ii p66b1n rautapuItillo ietd fen i6l
feen tpont6npt bGnet 8 ipltdd ip.
suGdn foipoon, iosia Of tpct-G noin
t3 iolfaa. sI1rimmdiiill1 ponnishlf
iilld onnistui uffo ppipm61n foi.
ipoSio min ett1 ban ei jouhanlit ipc.
teen. S6n p66ii iaIolIam noinn
maan foiipon iiiGfeb1n ,uastotfoi.
ieen fein6dn ia moi ban ppInG fiji,
ma nitttouan, ett6 bGnen otminbul,.
tonin f,,uli b1nen tpoimonio. iota
fiirehti ulos ia nGti iilloin poion
ieiiomon llttitiemosia toiluon fott
a. ioIloin ban ubfomaosti fehoitti
Hibin poishrmoon Wrori I1hti fui-
tcnfin nnapliritaIoon ia iieItG rienIi
pdted iotto pelostipat h6t6dntp
noon foitpnsto TuIhioon pIGs iontti
ban tpieIG fotpon IGbellG ieiiowoa
poitaonIa tGstG teosto, r1utta Sers.
ION tielii foitfi iomoin titin mpos
iittemmin poliiiitltuIustcIus'o.
Seritentin on ilmennpt min ros.
tauttotpia ieiftoio. ettd moarisfooIi
Stenbere piodtti Rersionin ia Idbe.
tettiin Dangittu Sanporannon truat
nuntponfiloon.
geoin fnmmenen ipuofen nion on
poion ia ifdn mdliII1 oIIIt rittaiIuut
to iidIIe mafiettnpostof eIotl'tiesto
ia poroilIoon on tGrltsS1 eiiIId OF.
fe'siuttn mutfumutt ia eIotsif.
iesto.
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Sateeufaareu iudrit.

0bopspoltoin moanipiIielpSoe.
parttemetin iImatoimisto OH pitt6n
oitao toilnittaru,t tutfimutIia, ioi.
Den tartoitutiena on iaaoa mitatut i
pGnpGwalon inteniiipptt6 erilaiiisia
tilanteisio. Somallo fertao on toi.
mitett,i toiiio tirtfimifiio. ioiocn
tarfoitutiena on iaaoo ielpiIIe. mi.
ia ia miten lima ,paituttaa pdiipan.
moloon. @dioen pbtepoesid opat me
teoroligKet tiltfiiat ber6ttdneet ellie
fpipmptien f,iinfa mouta pdria moi
oaan eroittaa iateemfoaresia.
Eeoreettiiesti t6Iittd6 iateenfaari
taitfi ne ieitiemdn oItuitdriG. ioibin
Sir Siaoc Netpton mieIitpoltaiieSti
infoi ipeftrumin. Oleelliie8ti uieim.
mot ibmifet ipoiipat eroittaa iateen.
taaresfa main nelid tp1rid. inoin o.
nibariuot forfeintann milf. TGnG
Iobtuu iiit6, ettG olfinp1rien ilTbtecn
on olemosia bi,omatush iefo!ustc
ia fpdripbopnt66. i1Id ,uolo si lille
pboestd ainoosto pisteest6, moan
otringon erindiiistd pisteiStG, foSfo
ouringon pisteet lpnnrtt1pGt f1lfin
oman tpdrinid. Eoiiefieen horuot
main pit6iudt irloigctpGrid eritpiicnG
iuirin1, jota on toisto tuin iinipG
ri, baripat mposfin pit6tpdt oroniin
feIlonrusfeoo n1ri1 eritniien6 p1ri
nd, tpoar ieottotpot fem muibiu. 81.
ten'f 'filmdlIG n1boen ei eroiteto nntu.
ia fiiin neIid ipdriG, fpaitto m6reiG
idteenfooresia ontin ieitiemGn. 86
rten litfu ia niioen iubteeIliner ala
pnibtelee buomattaposti iabe piEo.
rcioen fiuriruoen mirfoiiesi.
SuuIln 1pnnprrcd ldfecntn1r10,
mlitta iiIIoin tp6rit otpat 5dm6rG,
'iIla polo joto niit6 ipnnrttGd. on
liinn beitfoo. sos flmn tpoIc OIL
tirfas, tpo;ooon fem iprruttdmdSi6
iateenfouresio buomota eritpiiiG ip6-
rttpitpaboufiio ieIp68ttfin.
SdrfoIlo tdbpstpsiCIId moi 5enfi
10 bolunito iateentooresio neIid md
rid, tpoiffo I6ptpp ibmiii6, jotta ei-
not nGe mintto fuin foIme. SnnG
D1rien tltntiia moi eroittca milf
wGrid, Jos tefee torttoin boipainto-
ia. - s.. g. s. g.
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1888, feppiG 3,244. Ieipureita g..
52t. opettaiio 3,460, ir'in60reic
(ommotiiIIiiio) 4,S79. poppeia 2,
093, noisten tuootteioen notnlista.
iia 1904, futoiio 2,713. idbf6tp6-
IGiiiG 3,777, Iofimie5ii 233, muii.
fonttein t,479, IGGfGreitd 1891, "a.
nomnGebOentoimittoiio re i. n. e.
9lmmottttoutien eli niiocn Iitfli,
joiIIo ei ole mit6Gn tieocIlisto am.
malta, on iiten iiurempi tiiin nil.
oen ioiIo on opetutissn ia oppiin
perustuipo ommottitoito. Suuri lu.
fiji niistd, iotto ioapurpot i6nne.
muutton nmottionn ia iiirtpu td6II6
oiiuon toiiiIIe oIoiIIe ia ontoutiui
toiIiin toimiin, mibin otunt toti.
moosionn tottltneet. - 3. g. 3. q.
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NenOri puifa mnrbannnt ifOaitinfd.

YottspiIle, ga. - Neli1ntoiSto
nuooen ifGinen Billiom 6. Cana.
lier Iopoettiin II. II p:n6 ipblliicf.
Il 60 puooen if6iien iioditini6 Wrs
Catherine Goipolierin murhoon, TO-
ia topobtui mime beindt,rusIo. Foi"
foo. nuoriuioestoon b1ioIimotto, on
Inptettn enYimGiIen Iltofon nntrbos-
ia. Oiteuoen Ioittofi,rto of ertstet-
tpnG "a tilntio, iosio oiosin ie tuli
pfiimieIiippteen iiitG ett6 puifo on
Igbllinen.
Soifo tpietiin tponfiIoon u0otto.
moan mobooIIiiesti tapobtltpoo nut
ia oiteuoentllttintoo. Oiterocsiu oil
ttIIut eiiIIe ettG nuori murboojo
oil ompuniit iIc6itiGGn Ieiticm6n
tertno ia fHn iioGiti footui fuoIIee.
no Iottiolle, of poifo otton1lt b1nen
iufostoon $5S robon ia p;t6npt ro
bat. Spptetpn oiionojoio tp6itti poi.
foa mieIitpifoiiefii. Ioito, tuomion
ti,uItunon. Ell oioittoniit mit6Gn mie
IenIiitiltustu. Boion oiionoiaio to.
oisti ettd iuptetDn mieIentiIoo on
neIiG IGGtGri6 tutfinut ia tuIIeet
iiiben iobtopddtotieen ettd ban on
morooliItoon mteliioiros.
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snOmen metOOisti piispa iuunsittn.

Snomen metoSisti piiSpa tuungittn.
&openbominosIo on tpangitt,l
metooiSti piispa Inton 8ost, Jon.
ia bnitoon Suomenfin meto6isti fen
rofunnot f1liilumot. BiiSpoa ibpte.
ttGn ilntristo foapolllifiisto. @on.
9itiemiienia ipptii olutii iImoitet-
tim fen, eta ban diff tp6GrintGpttd.
npt Nmeritosio Seruinlemtirton bp
tpdfii foottliio tporoio p5teeniG
$4,000 frlunuo. Smoitlficn Ia.
tpoIIutii8to teti poIiiiiIle er6s firtoI
linen rDbmd. 8ditettiin @nstin iob
tontien bppdntetetpdiipp ppsLoitosten
tileisi1 iImenetp6n Ilurio ,p6Grin.
fdntotiid, ioten niioen tilt otpot a.
ietettotpot perinpobiniien rifosoiteu.
beIliien tlrttimufien oloiiitii. B61.
oIioIliiimpona ipptofiend on Ie, ett6
8ost diff mteItpoItotiestt tGpttGnDt
ntit1 noroio, ioito b6neIIe, bGner
oIIesioon GmerifasIa, onnettiin far
tett6n6fIi uitoen SeruioIemfirfor
rofentomiIefii puonna 1913 polo.
neen Iiioun.
Wb0bempi ulitinen fertoo tpnnoit
iemiien topobtineen firistDsbritptiis
"a. &ommon tofono on oIIut pos
tnrt SngerseD, iota on pllDttdnbt o.
in ieurotr,ntio piispo 8os+'N mos.
toon. Suomesio olerpot mefootsti
postorit ieItttGtp6t topnbtlmon ifd
ipGfii pddrinfdptofietii piispoo fot
toon. iofa toiin on tebnpt picni1 o.
mo.poltoiiuufiio rnboien ioosio, an
toen elm. Suomeen fer1ttpd rnboo
tiIopdiiesti Ioinoon er66IIe norioIoi
ieIIe ieurofrinnolIe b. m. (.
Iifoiiemmin on Tonsfon opetlis-
ministerio tebnpt piispon tiIeisic
torfoshificn ia OH tiIit buomottu Of
feiffi patti 10 eoeIIG moinittiiio
Feiffoio. TiIeisId moi oIlu ietonnnui
fla, udittdtpGt allan tiintiiot, mrttc
mitddn fotpoIIufIio ei niisId ndbtd
nGsti lopoetd, fpnifta pdstori Ssn
aerIIeb iiten tp6ittdd.
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9apfin6lafi bbuGtlDttp Galifor'
ninSIu.

5acrdnento, Gal. - Californian
lDnltion ienootti ia Iainlantiiafiintn
1tpot pddttdneet bppGfipd Iopiitpo-
Idin iopeIlutettalpotii gh6psnnItnin
perustuslateibin. i8uItio on tGIId E.
Austuntonio p16totiell6 nstilnut
aiitten noItioitten ioatttoort. iotto
pootiipot moiitittuo Iofio perustus-
IailIiiefii.
Moinitun lopIitD0lnin tGnt1p ina.
1a torpeelliien enenmi8ton toifisto
noItioisto ennentrin ie tilee Iiitet,
46rp1fii gbopsnnltoiM perustusIa.
fiin. Dhtltomien poItioittcn loinIoo
Aiiotunnisin on lnfieiitps inotrtt on-
Earon tpost,ishista oiotieen.