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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-25

Ge0rSot0Wn Pfep uVe H GOu1&Sd
gym.
St Absn'B tossers go to Richmond
tomorrow for a match with St. Chris.
TOPPER.
Eastern quint, prepping for the
University Of Pennsylvania tourna-
ment on March 6, kept in shape yes
terday by scrimmagfng the varsity
and freshman teams OF the Univer-
sity Of Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-25
GREB 2-TO-1 FAVORlTE
IN GO WITH FLOWERS

NEW YORK. February 25 R.-
HArry Greb, middleweight champion,
has been made q two-to-one favorite
over his challenger. Tiger Flowers.
Georgia negro. In their. 15-round cham.
Dionship dght at New York tomorrow
hight.
The bout starts at 10 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-25
WILL PROMOTE SPORTS,

An athletic committee, headed by
Capt John r. d. Cleland, was APP
pointed last night at a meeting Of
the 1st Division Society, A. E. f.
The organization aims to form bowl
ing, boxing and basket ball teams.
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UM O'DEA is REWARDED
FOR YEARS OF SERVICE
Special Dispatch to Tho Star.


TAMPA Fla, February 25-Long faithful service
position have been rewarded the of Jim ODea major
- dorno of the Georgia stadium
of goundkeepe the
Chicago Clark
the Office
bawick
of he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-25
WOMEN IN SPORT
byc:I TSoaEa7
BY CORINNE FRAZIER

COPHOMORE basket ball Tech School
nc yesterday defeating the Seniors % e
- decide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-25
TIES FOR CUE LEAD.

William Parsons tied Bert Watt
and Carl Green for the lead in the
exhibition pocket billiard matches
being played at Grand Central par.
lore by ntnmlns Morris 0aa1s Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-25
With the BOwlers

ARL McPFILOMY will have duckpn shooting
r Coliseum if he would overhaul
- 15game steady hitting
Wostenhom
advantage S. pins That's handicap Earl or any
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-25
DEWITT PREPS WILL END
COURTSEASONTOMORROW

~ EVITT PREPS ball brings Its close
game with freshmen Of Washington and Lee at
- the National Armory The starting $50 o'clock
rather campaign and with of its
failed break the
in O. its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-25

Only charter members remaining in
the National League are the Chicago
Cubs and the Boston Braves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-25

WILL SOiQiiiAA LA oAy Va 40 A>SSe~t S~~>
Alexandria High added another de-
feat to Devitt's list yesterday by run.
ming up 25-to-15 count on tho
Georgetown schoolboys.
With the court schedule completed.
base ball will occupy the Dewitt ath.
letes at the start of next week. Coach
Banfield will call out his battery cam
didates on Monday and will start prao-
tice for the entire squad shortly after
ward.
Jimmy Corson and Perry Miller, a
left-hander, are the leading lights Of
the hurting corps. Roy Haney and
Roddy Carmichael are the best bets
for the catching Jobs.
Central's court squad leaves tomor.
row afternoon for Virginia trip that
will bring the schoolboy tossers into
action three times In two days. To-
morrow night the Blue and White
goes against Petersburg High. Sat.
urday afternoon Maury High Of Nor.
folk Is 70 be met. while Newport News
High Is engaged later in the day. To
date Central has won q out Of IS
starts.
Gonzaga plays its last scheduled
game today at $50 o'clock with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-25

RADIATORS, TENDERS
BODIES MADE AND REPAIRED
NEW RADIATORS FOR AUTOS
WITTSTATTS r. & F. WkS.
318 18th st. NV. 1A2S p. REAR
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PLANK'S DEATH MOJJRNED:
WASA GREAT EFTHANDER
By the Associated Press.

EITYSBURG Pa February 2sThe base
ing today tor Eddie Plank of the ethanded
~ ers of his time, who died yesterday.
ne was stricken with paralysis three days Death
after Chris Mnheson rival In several
series battles, had succumbed o -
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-01-14

resolution was unanimously
adopted guaranteeing the keep OF
Lynnea WesteElund at the State SAM
atorium at Walker :
The County Auditor presented a
statement of the financial affairs of
the county which was duly approved,
signed by the board and ordered pub
lished and posted according to law.
The County Auditor also presented
the following statement:
To the County Board,
Pine County. Minnesota
Pursuant to law I present below a
statement showing the amount of
taxes levied for county purposes for
the current year, the amounts coll
lected and apportioned to date, and
the balances uncollected, together
with the actual cash balance remain
ing to the credit of each County Fund
at the close of business on the 31st
day of December, 1925.
ANDREW, P. EDIN,
County Auditor.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-01-14

Roads: Degerstrom. Matson and
Wilcox
Poor: Petersen, Oakland and Mat
son.
Claims: Wilcox. Petersen and
Degerstrom.
A county board of health was APP
pointed with DR.. p. N. Fenger OF
Askov at a. salary of $4,000 for the
year and Commissioners Oakland and
Degerstrom.
The County Auditor was. ON motion
duly carried, appointed custodian OF
the Court House and purchasing
agent for the county
Tom Ling was, on motion duly car
ried, re-engaged as janitor in the
court house at salary of $500 per
month.
Salaries for the various county Of
ficers were fixed as follows:
County Attorney. for the year, $500
Sheriff do 240O
Supt. of Schools do 200
Asst Supt. of Schools, pr. month IS
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-01-14
OFFICIAL MINUTES
OF COUNTY BOARD
CONTINUED from Page i,

"
The question was on the adoption
of the resolution, and the roll being
called there were five yeas and no
nays. as follows:
Matz Petersen .............. Yea
e. L. Wilcox .....-.....=.s..... Yea
Fred Degerstrom ............. Yea
NelS MatSOn ........... .,:-..s.... Yea
Mr. Chairman .....s......... Yea
And so the resolution was adopted.
Commissioner E. L. Wilcox Offered
the following resolution: RESOLVED:
That the action of the County Audi
tor Andrew p. Edin, in transferring
the sum of $16,589.45 from the State
Rural Highway Fund to the Sinking
Fund, and the payment out Of said
Sinking Fund of the remaining State
Rural Highway Bonds amounting to
$24,000.00 principal. and 100000 in
terest out of the said Sinking Fund,
be hereby ratified and approved. And
be it further resolved that any money
received due said State Rural High
way Fund from taxes, assessments
or from the state, be credited to the
said Sinking Fund.
The question was on the adoption
of the resolution, and the roll being
called there were five yeas and no
nays as follows:
Matz Petersen .......... Yea
E. l. Wilcox ................. Yea
Fred Degerstrom ............. Yea
Nels Matson Observation-Disclosures Yea
Mr.. Chairman ............ Yea
And so the resolution was adopted.
1t was, on motion unanimously car-
ried, ordered that in accordance with
the statutes of the State of Minneso-
ia, Pine county pay an additional
bounty for the destruction of wolves
in the county, such addition to the
state bounty to be in the amount of
$500 for full grown wolves and $500
for each cub killed.
The following standing committees
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-01-14

Engineer Jorgensen filed his annual report which
accepted and ordered published His report was
follows:
Office of County Highway Engineer,
Pine City, Mimi, January 1, 1926.
To the Honorable Board of County Commissioners,
County of Pine State of Minnesota.
Gentlemen:
In compliance with Section 20. Sub g. Chapter
323, Session Laws of Minnesota for 1921, the under
signed herewith submits annual report of Pine Coun-
ty Road and Bridge expenditures and receipts.
Maintenance
q r No. O. General maintenance $2744.43
s. r. No. 2. Kettle River
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-01-14

| Vii iiotlolI thO Dopiiu huJouAhSo
until Jan. 6, 1926, at nine O'Clock
a. m.
Auditors office, Pine City, Mime
sofa, January 6, 1926, nine O'Clock
a. m.
The board convened this day pur-
suant to adjournment. All mem
bers present.
Minutes of proceedings of this
board held October &c and %. De-
| cember and s, 1925, read and on
motion approved as read.
A petition signed by F. w. Ziegler
asking that his land, the southeast
| quarter of the southeast quarter
section 16, township Al, Range 81,
| be set off from school district No
3S to school district No. 2, was
presented and read. Hearing on this
petition will be held on the 18th day
| of February, 1926, at one o'clock p. m.
The board made and filed a list
| of LA persons legally qualified to act
| as petit jurors and the names of "
persons legally qualified to act as
grand jurors.
A resolution was adopted appropri-
ating $500 to the Hartley-Robey
Post American Legion, Sandstone.
The board, on motion duly carried,
ordered two patrol graders from j.
D. Adams Company at price of
$14455 each, delivered. A contract
was also entered into with said j. D.
Adams Company for furnishing gra-
der blades for the season of 1926.
A resolution was offered by COM
missioner Degerstrom creating a
Child Welfare Board in Pine county
and commissioner Matson was ap-
pointed as the boards representative
on said Welfare Board. 1t was also
ordered that the expense to the coun-
ty by reason of creating this board
shall not exceed 100000 per year.
A resolution appropriating one
thousand dollars to Pine County Agri-
| cultural Association to aid said as
ISOLATION in holding county fair in
Pine county in the year 1926, was
adopted.
Commissioner Wilcox made mo-
ton that the action-taken January s
in fixing the janitor's salary at $500
per month be rescinded and that his
salary be fixed at $500, per month.
This motion was duly seconded and
carried.
A resolution was unanimously
adopted authorizing the County Au-
ditor to transfer 100000 from the
sinking fund to the poor fund, and
as soon as the June settlement is
made, transfer like amount from
| the poor fund back to the said sink
ing fund.
Sheriff Hawley was authorized by
the board to purchase two revolvers
and two sawed off shotguns for the
| use of his office.
A resolution was unanimously
adopted requesting the commissioner
/ of highways to use his influence to
| obtain an additional state aid in an
amount of $15,O00.00 for the year
| 1926.
| The county attorney was requested
to try to collect pledges for aid in
| constructing roads and bridges made
by towns and villages but not paid.
| Salaries for engineers were liked
same as last year, to-wit: $25O.O0 per
month for II. v. Jorgensen and
| s125.90 per month for N. G. Petersen,
| and ten cents a mile for the use OF
automobile when performing their
| official duties.
Following applications were IA
| yorably recommended to the State
Tax Commission:
Chas. G. Sturteyant, Tax Commits
sioner.a st. Ste Marie Ry. Co.. real
estate.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-01-14

County physicians for the year
were appointed as follows:
DR.. R. l.. Wiseman for the towns
of Rock Creek, Royalton, Chengwa-
tana, Pine City, Pokegama, Munich
and villages of Pine City and Henri
cite, at a salary of $4,000 for the
year.
DIR. E. L. Stephan for the towns of
Crosby, Mission Creek, Brook Park,
Ogema, Glover, Barry, Hinckley, Ar
lone, villages of Hinckley and Brook
Park and inmates of the County
Farm at salary of $4,000 for the
year.
DIR. W. G. Ehmke for the towns of
Finlayson, Pine Lake, Norman, Kettle
River, Bremen, Windemere, Birch
Creek, Sturgeon Lake and villages of
Finlayson, Rutledge, Willow River
and Sturgeon Lake at salary of
$175.00 for the year.
DE- E. F. Freymiller, the towns of
Arna, Wilma, Dosey. Keene, Belden
and. east one-half of town of Nicker-
son at salary of $4,000 for the
year.
DIR. H. p. Dredge jointly with DR..
B. S. Boiling, towns of Dell Grove
Sandstone, Danforth, Fleming, Par
fridge, Bruno, Park, Kerrick, west
one-half of Nickerson, villages of
Sandstone, Askov and Bruno at a
salary of $4,000 each for the year.
The County Auditor was instructed
10 advertise for bids for what cul-
verts will be needed for the coming
season.
The committee taking the inven-
tory of county's property filed their
report showing assets as follows:
Court House & Equipment $89,532.00
Engineering & Road Ma
chinery & Garages -. 23,469.25
Poor Farm & property
belonging to ......... 69,575.00
Total ........... $182,57625
The board filed the following
report:
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
We would respectfully report that,
in accordance with the law, We have
this day examined the accounts of
the County Auditor and the County
Treasurer, and herewith submit a
statement of the condition of the
County Treasury at this date.
We find the County Treasurer
charged on the books of the County
Auditor with an accountable for, at
this date, the sum of $116,500.30.
The balance to the County Urea
surer in the county repositories at
this date, according to the state
ments furnished by the said deposit
tories, is as follows:
Balance per bank state
ments, Dec. 81, 1925, .$235, 404. "A
Deposited since -......... 9,557.41
Total :. ......... 244, 961 .S5
Less outstanding checks. 12S,736.5S
Bank Balances 1850. 116,225.27
The treasurer exhibited to US:
Bonds Town and School
Orders 5O.6O
Checks ......... 1880
Currency and Coin ....... 5.53
Total ............s 275.03
Treasurer's Balance
Date of examination -. .$116, 500. 80
Pine ( City, Minnesota, January
s, 1926.
Matz Petersen Dist. No. /
e. L. Wilcox Dist. No.
Nels Oakland Dist. No.
Fred Degerstrom Dist. No. 4
Nels Matson Dist. No. 5
Board of County Commissioners.
Pine County. Minnesota.
:
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-01-14

VIM. Penn Cut Stone Co., Sand
stone village, real estate.
Applications of Peter Wosmek and
Parrish-Boo Lumber Co., laid over
Following bills were audited and
ordered paid:
Revenue Fund.
r. J. Hawley, expenses as
sheriff, bills .S252.20
F. w. Nordstrom, guarding
prisoners 49,. 24.0O
E. ]. Kellett, justice fees,
allowed at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 24.80.
Chas. F. Stephan, justice fees,
DillS $500
Albert Johnson, expenses
as county attorney. $780,. 1880
Washington county, Board
and clothing for prison
erS, bills ...... 1880
Joseph Suk, witness fees. 1.72
Alex Knapp, witness fees -. 1.66
John Study, witness fees. 1.4S
Frank Study, witness fees. 1.48
Walter Pulkowsky, witness fees 1.24
Dr. w. r. Hemprey, attend
ing prisoners ............. 1850
Eastern Minnesota
Power Co., mdse.. ......... 1.S0
Lillian Korbel, copy
ing inventory ............. 800
Columbia Ribbon & Carbon
Mfg. Co., carbon paper -. $50
1Frankel Mfg. Co., ribbons. -. 900
Miller Davis Co., assessment
books & supplies, bills -. 665.25
Security Blank Book & Print
ing Co., supplies, bills =. 5S.41
Pine Poker, Printing and
supplies, 2 bills. ........... 242.04
Jens P. Miller, expenses. as
Supt. of Schools ......... $3.50
Minnesota State Sanatorium,
care of patients ........... 1870
Fair Oaks Lodge Sanatorium.
s care of James Pearson. -. 54.25
Sunnyrest Sanatorium, care
of Lynnea Prahl .......... 54.25
Joseph France, wood for
court house ............... 1000
F. F. Gardner, janitor at
school officers meeting -. 800
Matz Petersen, commits
sioner'S mileage ........... Lao
Nels MatSon, commissioners
mileage o.0U
Nels Oakland, commissioners
mileage o.VV
Fred DegerStrOm, mileage
and committee work ...... 1910
E. L. Wilcox, mileage and
committee work ,........... 1850
Poor Fund.
DR.. B. S. Boiling, salary as
county physician .......... 1880
DIR. R. L. Wiseman, salary as
county physician .......... 10000
DR.. H. p Dredge, balance sa-
larry as county physician. 1875
DIR. E L. Stephan, balance sa-
larry as county physician :. 10000
Pine Co. Mutual Fire ms Co.,
insurance premium ....... 1919
Mrs. B. D. Green, care of
Harvey Thomas ........... $500
l. d. Foster, mdse for
county farm ..s............. 756
Anna Korbel, board for
Ellen Hegge ............. $500
A. E. Eddy, cash advanced for
fare for Rafferty, and
attendant ............... 15.40
Efraim Johnson, taking Han
son to county farm ........ 500
Folsom Hdwe. Co., mdse.
for county farm ........... 27.57
H. G. Wheeler, mdse. for
county farm .............. $500
Lee Webster. casket and
bed springs ............... 500
Sandstone Coop. Co.,,
mdse., 6 bills ........... 5000
Pine City Mere. Co., mdse.
for Mrs. Erickson ........ 1900
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-01-14

On motion the board adjourned
until Jan. 6, 1926, at nine o'clock
a. m.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-16
giaata mnrba 9lOormarfnsia.

Otarrasful1n s p:nG tapabtui
geoormorfun Sarjufanfuon fplGSiG
faamea murbo, jolloin mGpDpoifo
ompiti anoppinio. WaanmilieIiiG
Subo &olri gtoormarflm pit1jGn
So0rmarfun fplGstG oil t1llut anop
pinia Siina Standardization luo.
EGGlli oil ollut mltuon toinen
mics. ioto emGnt1 @oinio- -Morttila
torui buonosto elGmGStG ia juopot-
telitSto. SGlloin illltttli lGsn1 oIlut
Sl,bo &ouri, temmoten bouliffonIo,
millG 6Gn ompui emGntG 8oinio.
Marttiloo Iuoroon ip66meen. 9ln1-
mltttlt fuoli poifallo.
Seon tebtp6Gn pritti ampujo Sou
ri poeta netiGGn, iosia bm pritti
ompua itieniG, iiinG onniStumotto.
Boliiiinironomoiiet tnmottimot mur
booion mielG Italia. 9lmnuttu GSii.
ia 8oinio-N -Nnrttila oil iGltGGn
noin 50.nuotias, ampuio &ouri
toos 30-luuotios. Nerrbooju Ell tiet.
tG.pGSti ole ollut bunolosio. gtoor-
morfun ministries on toimittonllt
fluIi,SteIuia, nintG idlfeen SSubo
&eitri Oh -eeSiitettts lcanimuaHfi--
lodn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-16
CANADIAN fettnia lSnumeen.

Soronto. - SlSfettGin l1betettiin
&ngitonista 81 pientG, tpanfeuSes-
Ia fosWoniitta, miitta feIpttGmGton
ia fetltnpoifasto Suomeen misid
fettltiet litotputetaan ontariolaiIelle
turfismiIieliidlle, Chester Simpio.
Mile, iofa periistoa eniimGiien ca.
na6aIaiien titrfisnilielbtien Sfahoi
naipiaan. &ettittpiIieIbs pitdiii perus
tettamon lGbelGe SeliinfiG. 2Gbetet-
tnien fettuien oriuo nouIee noin
10000 ooIloriin.
Sulenono feipGGnG l1betetG1n
80 tGDiin faspon1,tto fettuo poifoii.
neen iomoin Seliinfiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-16
SsefferiOn, D6iu.

Nrnoa ia raltbaa tolmot1n mel
0Gn firffofunnallemme iefG g[utta-
jon lrlloelle toin1ittojoIle, ettG Sierra
iiitnaiii tpotG ia toinintoo iotta
Sierra @DbGn SentenIG tolttta iaili
uieoI foiffi oiint toimelIiiesti eteen-
pGin.
WdnGfin olen monto fertoo "TRIP
tllfIilloni mniponnut eroamoo fol-
mittnjoo. 9irjoitutieni opot olleet
nonnsti Dojonoiiio. Wtutto faiffi
unteefiil 8uoiio on flrlunllt iiitG
finn ioin eniinGiien 9(uttoion Iu-
feofieni. Ntltistoofieni Ie oil n:no
1908. @tonnsti olen g[ltttojon pals
toilta iaonut iultrta mirfistDSt6 am
mentdo tltolemottomolle Iielulleni.
Se on lpienDt ilo-ionomoo alma
Suomeenfin nsti. Wtonesin fo6isia
on iitG innolla luettil. Soiipon, et-
til ie eOelleentin oliii lion tltoin, ct.
ti iiinG ristinewonfeliltmi eOeIIeen-
fin foifiliii, eta rouOoIliiet fulfil
mat rapitltifii.
"2obouttnfoot, lobouttofoot mi-
MN foniauni, ionoo tei6Gn Suma.
lame. Bubltfoot iuloiiesti Serlio-
lentin fonsio ia iaarnottoa bGneIle
ctti binen iotimiienio on tdptettp,
iillG bdnen rifofienio on annetut
nnteefii, ettd ban on ioonut fofiin-
ferroin Serron fGoestG foitfein jpn
teiniG tGb6en." Seioio 40:1, 2.
"@eriormo riittGG tpoon ia fini-
tut jofoiielle, min mltstn en- tob-
90 loulnofoan iuprllc ipntiielle."
SGGfG6 ustnmnon ipntinne an
tecfii. @ibtori Sofolo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-16
&bmmeniG miebia fnullnt biilifai-
iuOfien rGjGbODfiesIG.

Rrinceton, Snoiano, iouluf. 10
p. = glifaieen ellen aanlulla Sran-
cisco Goal Gompanpn faipofieSia
SEQ. 2 tapabtltneesia rGi6bopfieSiG
OH fltollut 20 mieStG, ia niioen nel-
iGnfpmmenen ioufosio, iotfa pGGii-
sp1t ploS 6engiSiG = joiSta ieitle-
m1n mieStG dnfaran monituntiien
ponnistlfien iGlfeen = on monta
min paifeasti loutfaantunutta ia
poIanutta, ettd benfiiniGdminen on
fpieenalainen. gtii miimeisten ieit-
iemGn ioiifosta onfin 10 fuollut
iairaalasia.
&oilpofieSia tposfentelee neljGttG-
Iataa miest6. 9fGjGbopfien tapabtrl-
esia of mair n. 70 mieSti enn1tti.
nbt losfelttia moonalle, olottaofIeen
pdipGn tpon. 9fGidb6ps on iptpttG-
MT faipofien tilIeen, iofa bioostltt-
taa pelostajain tp0tG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-16
Wennpniitat mntfaniuat Manitu-
basta.

Dtrnnontittnin iiirtDnltstG pois
Utonitobon maafunnosto jatflnt e.
oelleen. 8innipeeistG on GsfettGin
IGbtenpt noin $50 benfiloG fGiittG-
mG jouffo motfaIIe @tetiifon fuutto
Boraguapbin @telG =glmerifonn.
So1iffueeIla oil foiffioon 19 pou-
nltnloStillista toporoo, ionfo be
miepGt nutfonoon rulteen fotimoo.
bonio. 0tifGli orpellaun titlee Ga
no6oStn iiirtpnGGn pois 10000 to-
man usfonIobfon jGientG fpllGstp-
neinG boIlitltfien iefoontumiiesto
beioGn pbteisfltnnulIiSten niininiu
mGGrGGmiieen.
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Thurs. Dec. 16, 1926
OiOef, gtieb.
Soulufuulla.

Eerluebops 9lltttaialle iefG fen
lofaiielle litfiiallel glrmoa ia rau-
bna teille. "glifa ompi Ipbpt meilIa
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mpoSfin iublain iubla, on aipan o.
wemme e6esiG. Silloin pietGmme
Wnpnbtaiamme ipntpmGpGip1G.
Sutri oil SiGn roffaus meiti ilul-
ria ipntiiiG fobtaan finn libetti ai-
moan Yoifania meitG lunastanoan.
"SeiittGG tGstG lltoioIlemme tpIlin
enlme moi. Boremmin iitte toilpc-
6asia fiitos lmtl1tt ioi.
SolWi OH tGnnefin ioopunut.
9uonto on pafiun lumen olIe. 81,
Sierra arto meiti tGnlGntin fpImGn
tolpen pli ia anna uu6en fci1n
foittaa.
Soimotanme iofaiielle rauballis-
ia ioulua ia toiionnellista lnttta
Seripebbps omuiiillemme ia pstG-
N. 9. @insiisiG ia nuu-
ala. Serlpebops mpos erittGin
past. Weiettiien perbeelle Sbiosio.
Seio1n
Silma, @ester ia 9ilio 9iorn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-16
Snuntalainen tebnht itIemnr6an
SnperiurisIn.

Narbain festimiitfoaomlno l0p-
oettiin @iuert 2epp1nen nimiien iuo
malaiien ruuniS 8eefS-obenuelta,
SuperioriSia Solmonnen ia gecliGn
nen foolln mGlillG oIepa Superior
SSSron &orfs tebtoon l1tota. SGn oil
faifeSto pGGttGen lopettanitt itIe
pGiluGniG ompumalln frlrlon paiem
poon obimoonio SO foIiberin remol
merillo, jofo lopbettiin rlrunliin mie
restG. Stiemlirbon tebnpt mics oil
noin 40 mlto0en ifGinen ia oil bGn
ailtnltt SuperioriSio noin "a lpuot-
ia. SGn jGtti j6IfeeniG fnfii iiinrta.
ioisto toinen WtrS ella Sill, aiuu
'Superiorisio tolosio 500 Dates
9lbe, ia toinen, mi 8. 2eppGnen
Sitomesio, ia SuperioriSio oiumon
pelien @ictor 2eppGien.
8oinoion pstGtpGt moinitiemot,
ettG itiemitrboon lienee oll1tt ippnG
buolebtiminen nbtoiStc robn-aiiois.
ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-16
suumell llntiiia
,Salun mtilieo mSpts.

z. S:n tieoon mufaan on moa.
Inrimestari Subo 8iinamGfi Salon
fauppnlasta mpDnDt omistomanIa
Salon muIeon osto- ia wGlitpsliit.
teen omistujuIle @lIan Sierpelle
SitruSta. &auppabinto on tuntema-
ton. @tainittlun mnlieoon on bra
8iinam6ti noin 30 muooen aian
foonnut Wanboiu muinaiseiineitG q.
NJ. fGiittdG muiea aripoftaan ale-
ia rabafofoelman. &aiffioon fGlit-
tGG mlieo 1000 eiinett1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-16
Npfpns ilmpitns.

S1ten ilmoitetoon cttG Moontpil-
ielijGin &esfinGiien Yolopoflutus
0bti0n muotitinen ninitps fofous
piOetGGn &oniolliSiieitrofinnon fir
fon uloferrosio, foboefIonnello fo-
0ulla, Golltmetisio, Wicbieonisin,
iouluflutn "a y. 1926, ulfoen feIlo
jpp. &ofoufiesio ninlitet6Gn fofii
fpntmentG ieitienlGn mooIifofeloSta,
ioiSto emf tnmnifitun 8 y. 1927
luolitoun pbOefiGn jobtotitnnon iG-
IentG oIfotpoIle ipuooelle. Samollo
mp0s molitoon tilintorfostoiot lotto
torfostopot pbti6n tiGitiriot fulu-
aeelta tpuooelto.
@eboitetoon pbtion iGieniG ioopil
moan riinioslufitiieno fofoufieen.
Calumet, Tticbienn, Soitlitfiiitr
6 b. 1926.
Sobtofunnon fGsfpstG,
W1otti Monner, @oIter 4iIpeIn
Clinics. airiuri
.(50-5D.