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WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT.

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the arduous three years task aud fierce
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to the Pass aud enlarge its scope
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For Ssri

A. Niew. ~. ior che wear 1907,
one dwelling house. one store house,
blacksmith shop aud stock scales.
Will rent separately or all together.
Good stand for store aud shop Tor
further information write me at View,
Ky ! also have seven Jersey cows
aud young calves for sale. they are
full bIoods and all 10 good shape aud
giving lot. Of good rich milk Will
sell cheap rather than winter them.
4 n. CARDIS. View. XIV.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-09-06
Wants More nunsy.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mcdonnell
are the proud parents Of a beautiful
little daughter which the stork left
at their home last saturday afternoon
at , O'Clock Howard wrote Presi-
dent Fish Of the l. G.. X. II. a long
letter SUNDAY telling about the in
crease in the family and incidentally
asked the great Mogul What about
raise?'
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Eu Marion Hotel.

Among the arrivals at New Marion
Hotel lat week we're G.. T. Gibson.
T. +. Carson, Nex York J A.
Stegar. +. q Wood and wife. J. VI.
Templeman. Princeton, Ky. A l..
Alley, Salem Geo. Boden. Louisville
Thos. B. Williams, X. L. Thornton,
81. Louis o. r. Kiener, Sturgis
Miss Blanche Haase Ceruiean, A.
L. Yeargin. Nashville K. J. Walter.
Paducah.
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6TaIsJaTt Notice

All persons interested in the GEM
etery at Ci'co's Chapel, are request
ed 10 meet there on Saturday before
the first Sunday in Oct. to clean of
same. Bring tools prepared to work
aud baskets well filled. Services at
IL O'Clock by CIR Little.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-09-06

Elsewhere 10 this edition will be
found an interesting item from the
pen of }. W. Bigham of Barlow,
Fla. entitled a hero Of the war Of
1912. The article is brim full Of
that humor for which the writer is
famous and will be enjoyed by his
many admiriRg friends.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-09-06
Notice 10 Users Of Electric Fans.

A. previously advertised. the price
Of current O., the zane a. last wear.
five cent, per day Maximum charge
for entire season. elk moDths) IS. 90
10 all customer. IN Hat rates. Meter
customers no extra charge, ave me-
ter reading There will b. no ex-
ceptioGs.
Marion Electric light X Ice Co.
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Card Of Thanks

We desire 10 thank the good peo-
pie OF Mattoon for their kindness aud
help rendered u during the illness
and death of our father John Walt
Cook. May God. richest blessings
be theirs.
A. l.. Lucas AND FAMILY.
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Notice 10 CllImants.

We are legally prepared 70 attend
TO all claims against the Government
m the way Of Pensions. summing
Lost Discharges. Sc
T. A. HARPTNDINa.
salem. Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-09-06

II the people Of Marion, Critten-
den county want more investors here
rhy don't they pay more attention to
our county roads and do some sub
-tantial work before the fall rains
ct in. The bad roads in winter give
the district a ''set bach" every year.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-09-06
S. VI JENKINS Editor and PusLsher
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION
~aaurs auraa~r
THURSDAY, SEPT. o. 1906

We are authorized 10 announce ".
CowPEE. Of Smithland, a, eau
date TO represent the counties Of
-ittenden and Livingston in the next
General Assembly. subject TO the
ction Of the Democratic party.
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Several important communications,
Ems. ETC.. were crowded out this
eek. Send your communications 50
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PAUL STESLASD the Chicago Bank
reeker has been captured in Tangier
lorocco, and has consented to return
, esceably 10 Chicago for trial.
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Shussrsd With Bosusts.

J. b Champion, Jr., Who was
called to Dycusburg, Ky, last week,
to represent the town 10 the plosecu-
ton Of several cases before Judge
Yates. was At the conclusion Of his
eloquent argument, presented with
quite a number Of beautiful boquets,
by the ladies' Of Dycusburg, a. a tok
en- Of their appreciation OF his success
in the conviction Of the parties be-
fore the court.
Wanted-Onions, potatoes, eggs,
chickens, butter and etc.
Gilbert & son.
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Show me q woman who reads ad-
refreshments in the Press. and III
show you a woman who is a help
meet to her husband.
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CTittenden Springs Hotel
F VI DAVIDSON Prop
NoN. 0neu IA cueSfS

Pare a. good a. tte uarsc, aaords
Coo. ROOM. Clean bed. Rates
reasonable
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Ti..ae. Ky Al-. ,, 1905
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CR-rrESDEN Pass.
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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-30
COMMUNICATED.

EDITOR INDEPENDENT: Trusting you
will allow lis space in your valuable
paper TO comment on the proceedings
of our county commissioners, we hand
you the following:
In the first place, the county board
should be at all times the guardian
angels of the taxpayers and protect
ors Of the county fund. In the two
last reports we find where the county
superintendent has been allowed and
warrants drawn for deputy salary. In
the last report we find where our
sheriff got $3.50 telephone expense
account Of Walker, the prisoner whom
he c~arelessly let get away. This sum
should never have been allowed but
paid by Mr.. Sheriff. We also find
that $2O4.60 was allowed the sheriff
Of Kingsbury county for delivering
ballot boxes and serving election
notices, while Brookings county with
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-30
EPIGRAMS.

From Sunday Sermon by Rev. III. Preston
The Incarnation was a living ex-
preston of Gods nature to man. 1t
was Gods personal influence upon
man. Life is the only medium for the
conveyance of life, and the more per-
feet the medium the more powerful
the flow.
Men, like children, learn the lang
uage of life more readily than the
language of books. History expresses
itself more wildly as we come to APP
preciate that it is simply biography.
The Bible never becomes truly agreat
revelation to man until he discovers
the 'man in the book"
Truth is of little value to society
until it gets into a personal solution
knowledge is power" we say, but it
is only as knowledge is assimilated
by personality that it becomes a force.
"Rules make Pharisees: principles
make Christians" Christ's purpose
was not to impart ideals simply, but
to bring men under the influence of
ideal forces.
A few men have transferred ideal
creations to verse or canvas. A few
have conceived systems of ethics or
philosophy. But far beyond the
creations of artist or philosopher, is
the work of but one who paints a
rainbow of JOY in a childs face, orwho
awakens the vision faculty until it
stirs the heart of youth to noble as
piration and endeavor.
''The whole philosophy of education
is the breaking down of the middle
wall between two minds so that the
higher is freely given to the lower
and the lower surrenders itself to the
higher" The philosophy of salvation
in both beginning and progress is the
same.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-30

Miss Whalen held a basket social
Friday night. 1t was a success from
beginning to end. The program was
splendid and the baskets sold well
the highest selling for $40.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Ell. Baumann re-
joice over the arrival of a bouncing
boy of standard weight.
Jesse Whalen, from De Smet made
his sister Lottie a pleasant visit and
also attended the basket social.
r.. H. Uphoff, who left for Seattle,
Wash, last spring, is back again. R.
III. is visiting his old friends around
Spirit Lake.
Mrs. HI. A. Poppen, Henry, Jr. and
Miss Dena will spend Thanksgiving
at r. Fl. Doeden's, at Grover, this
state.
Mrs. j. Portyleit, Of Bancroft, is
visiting her brother, E. H. Bauman
at present.
r. Dickmam has been on the sick
list but he is on the mend again.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-30

perhaps a dozen more polling places
paid $35 dollars less for the same
work. As to telephone use we fully
believe that the county officers except
ing states attorney and sheriff should
not be allowed to use the phone at
all at the expense of the county. Let
them use a postal card or let the
other fellow pay the phone.
Now as to delinquent personal taxes
where a party has real estate, all
personal taxes are a lien on the same,
and no tax payer should be grated;
and it must be a graft where an officer
can send send a postal card simply
notifying a taxpayer that he has not
paid his personal tax and receive a
fee of one dollar and four per cent.
commission. Where a tax payer mas
no real estate it is different.
Our law specifies that all bills al
lowed by the commissioners must be
itemized, that is every item mention
ed, whether it is a car of coal or a bill
at the dry goods store. Is this done?
As taxpayers we are opposed to graft
of any kind and hope to see our coun-
ty commissioners use their very best
efforts 10 see hat nothing passes
their observation that has the semb-
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-30

Mrs. w. A. Buckley, of Cavour,
was a Bancroft visitor last Monday.
w. M. Mason transacted business
Watertown Tuesday.
Geo. Brooks, of De Smet, is acting
as instructor for the Bancroft band.
The boys meet every Saturday night
and are getting along fine.
Mrs. Olive Hopp, wife of the late
John Hopp, is visiting friends and
relatives around Bancroft this week.
w. ]. Agnew has had a bad cold
the past week.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-30
ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following letters remain un.
called for at the De Smet post office
Nov. 2Sth:
Miss Sylvia Morrison
A f. Davis
o. w. Clark
Mrs. Nellie Mitchell
Geo Nelson
Miss Mary Larson
A. ]. kroff
Mr.. Sorthhall
w. Webb
Louis j. Larson
James B. Stork
In calling for above please say lad,
vertised." D.. w. Wilmarth, p. NJ.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-30
THE WEEKS WEATHER.

Below we publish the weather for
the week ending Wednesday, Nov.
28th, 1906, as recorded by j. H.
Hall, weather observer for this
section:
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-30
lance of a graft.

While we as taxpayers believe our
commissioners are honest yet they are
little slack as to investigating bills.
Taxpayer.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-29

ppis leurufunnaSta. Surun tuomios
fapituli ilmotti aiiasta firiemdliddn
16 pdiipdltd iouliif. profuraottorille
ppptden prof,iraattoria rpbtpmddn
niibin toimiin. ipibin aiianbaarat ais
beiittaiIimat. Samnif. 15 pnd ldbets
tdmduddn firieImdlld febpfti profu'
raattori 98oaIan Iddnin 10. t. fuiper'
nDSrid pitdmddn aiiaSia hitfinnon.
Saaiuaan npttemmin pastaanots
taa tltfimufiesia ipntpneet aiiasir'
iat, OH profuraattori ppptdnpt Su'
run tnomiofapitulilta IauIuntoa aft
an jobbpsta.
Sutfimufiesia on fdpnpt ielpilIe,
eiti ipinpelildiIet plilpat firtfoberro
W:n fansia tebneet iellaiien iopimnf.
fen, ettii firffob. on nimeliiesti ipieI0
ppIpipd ieurofilnnan firffoberrano
ipiiIi ipuotta ia nauttima palfan ipuo'
teen 1910 ioaffa, mutta on bdnen
ppiptdipd Ie aifo ppis ieuratiinnaS4
ia ia paltattalpa itieaeen iiiainen
Seuraf,lnta iaa nanttia t,ilot ipirfa
talosta.
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Ylciiid ,,ntiiia.
YSaltip ,ucrp.

Wluutamat fnmern56ri gSornerin
antamot, paltion tuIoia ia menoia
foefeipat lamiunnot oipat iuorastaan
tdrfeitd iofaiieue iperon maflaiale
Nlidieanisia. gSiimeisten 10 lpuos
ben aialIa oipat ipaItion menpt lie
idGntpneet ainoastaan 20 prpientilla
fun fen iiiaan iulot oipot puoleua
IiIGGnt1neet. gSaltion nero piime
ipuobeIia oil $500 tubannen bolla=
rim omaiiuuoeeta. Gnempi puoli
ipiime ,puoben ,peroista fdptettiin
fouIuien ia pleiSbp0bplisten loitos-
ten bpwdfii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-29

tpD riiia, josta 10 peIidttiin Iaton
ipntppdn OH MT Iopittu iolpintoIau'
tafuunan ipdliptielld. iobon fumpi'
Fin riitapuoli oil idienia paIinnut.
lluben tariiiin m,,faan hllepat fir
iaItaiot MT Ioamoan npin 20 prof.
paltanforotutien, ipiSiofin' tapanf'
IiSia enempifin. GpDoifa tllee ole'
maan 8 t,intinen aamuIeboiSid s
ltuntinen.
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NDu lumesia

mafoii iuomaIainen Sobn ySitto
(gDiito?) Superiorisia, SSis., polel'
Inttaen iiIenId Min paboin, ettd fuos
lena ie,iraii porin pdiipdn fuIutti,a,
Wiita fuoli I. I. % y. ia fun bdnel.
Id ei olIut omaiiia Superiorisia,
ipaan tiebettiin bdneIld oleipan fotii
peIied, iolIafin tlffifdmpdlld, pan
tin bdn riiimisbmoneeieen oootta
maan, JOS ipeIiet ebfd IDpbettdiiiin
fIlei tiilee bdn bauoatnfIi farntir
ffustonufieIIo, Iiad bdneld ei olu
nitddn arpoeiineitd, fun poliiii l0p
bdnet hlmesta tieoottopssIa ii
eIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-29

fdppid Iastem febtoia Iuuri ipalifoi'
ma slnberion &c Silbersin faupaoia.
- Haamatmita, suib. Girffopos.
tiIIoita, foraalifpiriifirioia ia uIeita
mlitafin usfonnolliiia firioia on MT
iliuri iaapiunit past. q. @uoreqc,
&iirubtofon ostamaau ennen FUN
ppnpot
-xaas Iaopilnut faoranlaSti enem
miStddn motroSieia ia iprinseid, raii=
topetejd, polstereita, tppnpid y. M.
9lnberion &c SilIbersiqe.
oinnam alennmS. 6Dlpdnab-
faiiia Chrome &io miesten fcnfid,
binta $3.50, mpDoddn Sronnoobin
So. Stoorioia npt $1.75.
GbopttpmaSti tapbeliiin po-
rasto foifesta buonefaluista OH 9lns
oerIon &c Silbereiud.
Grptuforb ia 81. s. Oiser mics.
ten fen9dt omat paroita miti robaI.
la oSfoa ipoioaon. Suiuus, tefo, 10
pipoiiuus ia mali erinomainen.
Gaifti mliut fenfdtebtailiiat onat
beibdn idIitteIiDitddn. !6innat merfi=
tpt tebtaoSia $3.50, $4.O9 jo $500.
W. s. Di5er patenttinobfoiiia fenfid
Ieuraa firiallinen tafous. WpDtdipd
nd ainoaStaan Sronmoobin SO.
Stoorisia.
3pniertti. SuomoIainen tor,pis
Ioittofunto Gaitu antaa fonIertin
DoIo'Ieuron baaIilla tt. 20 pm IL.
lallu.
9D1tudenbboistbS toimeenpa.
nee iuuren iltomon toufof. 27 p.
Snmri iaapnnnt foaronIoSti
roiitolonfaa ia rartonouloia. 81 fe.
nenfddn toripitie oua rofenmstar'
peioen piiiitteesIa. slnoerIon &c Gill.
bergiId.
= WsieStem Satues $3 batut eli
mdt ole oinoostaan parboat solmel'
la bolIoriIla ipoan ne ipoittopat
minfd bintaIet bohlt tabania. Suuri
ioopunut iuuri moIifoima 9efolon
ipoatefouppoan.
= Mene Gnrpppam maibim. elm.
Honsfoan, Sofiaan ia Gn9Ianbiin
tai bn.pin puetetin omeritfoloiien
noiiel, tpfD ia fpip, mitfd oipot pos
raitc noisten fenfidg g4astous on
Ipbpesti. Doroibp Oooo $500 ia
$3.50, iefd @oIb NleboI $500 ia
$3.50. WpDtdpdnd oinoaStoan s.
ronpoooin SO. Stooresio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-29
SQiime fa,tsu uantaisiltana

pioettiin gDeit OulutbisIa GboS 9ou-
pin booIiIIo iItama &onionsOpiston
bpmdfii.
pubuiina eIiinipiwdt oIutii rem.
Dt. sebtonen, mrs @robu ia sluro.
OpiSton IoiiIrifDDri foiutteIi pubei=
ben Iomosio Observation-Disclosures.
Ntutto iitten ie IpSti aIfoi fun Fab.
fpifuffio ia paStettid fiIpoo buubet'
tin. GrittGin mieIlpttdmdd oil fots
ieIIa noiSten fdIitDiben buntofoup.
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SiitrS!

Tep. Grf OmoSfaileqe %. Dat.
tpilpitDn fiitos fpoimoiStonne Gan=
ian'SpiSton bpipafIi. postiraba -
oiotteen 10 oou. 35 ientilIe oIen 2onz
Jan Spiston bppdfii tiiboaiiuubela
mastoan ottanut. 2iitos mpDSfin
aripoiiiIle IobioittojiIe, ioista erittdin
mr. SllI. pibl9ren anioitiee buomioto.
&aniansSpiStolIa 26 p. maaIisf.
1906.
!6eiffi 9lura.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-29

moaliSf. IL y. 1906.

HtuuttoL. - ". IvVo.
Siooc &oiolo lpainoian perbe
laitettiin iddItd Suomeen faifeSIa pfs
Iimieliippbesid. perbe on ollut 10
pibemmdn oifaa ionsen buonoSio
tiIasIa, ipoan IpartaIaisten ormelis
aiIliubesta ferdiiwdt belle warpia,
ipufon pIitIc matfofustamufiien.
- SsupIema tapaii fanialaiiemme
Sobn 9pybefi, belmif. 2S p. iOfa
on 10 piDemmdn aifoon iairostanui
Iddfdreine tuntemntonta toutia. g1ai=
naio oil perbeeqinen mics, fotoiiin
SlmaipeIta gD. |. gesfi tulee iaas
maan 100000 bonaria miesfuaina=
iania Observation-Disclosures g0oobmon
ieuralta ia oifoo ldbted Suomeen 4
lopIerio fonsfo.
- Slffindiien fuoIeman ioi maa'
LIST. 5 p. slIefionoer SuStila eli dat
ION, ionf,n pdindn iairostettuonlo
GpeIetbin boSpitoolisIo. g8ainaio
oil ptiindinen mics ia fctpiiin Ssail'
baioeIto 20. |. ia iidItdnid 30 puo'
iiaS.
Seman foiipantcon on tebtr
iiuii fonebuone y. M. buoneet ipiim'
toIspen oifano. Sliin mp5stm Of
tebip Dfii uuii iboiti ia puita ojett'
min idrch5mdn polio, ettd ndpttd'
= ii;pS: tehbaan ,pjeIa t5jtatiu
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-29

foIet; nuntta MT loppilpuolello tlu'to
alfaa ilmat 10 wdbil taiodntumoal''
Sumi OH iulamaan pdin; rapo jQ
ipeIi oipat ieniijaan ipaiIallo.
1dSIdpd taitao ulltiiet tdud ferio4
ouaffin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-29

lr6litulnaon ia mllitamat uuIiafin
ln}ttomaan. Wtuut tpDbommat tddI.
IL eilpdt ,pebd buomiota polion puo,
{fenio.
6enfijietd riennoiotan,ne mainit-
bdfpon npDS iananen. Seuroio ia
3turofuntia SlStoriaOia nlfaa olla 10
')poiffo milld nimelli. SdSId inbz
fseSia tddlld oi,lpat fanIaIoiiet ipii=
.,te ,piioIien tulueSia olpatfin ptta.
ueet idttiIdiSaSfeIeen eteenpdin eoiS-
tDfjcn tieIld. Ssnn tdmdn firioittaia
|Hoin fpImiien ipuptta iiHen iaapui
9!Storioan, min ci tddld ollut fuin
|pieni ipeIiepS ia raittiuS (eIi tansii)
|1eura ia tafIi eip. Iutb. ieurafllntaa
ia tllnlpifin iifii filriola fannaIIu,
estd ei ebes opettoioa oIlut. Citizens
min on 9(Stpriaan perllstettu: 80
oIisti<flubi", tatii rnupriipieuraa"
81 neutrality-suspicious." ioioenta of.
eImo6tn ei miruIla ,parIin tarffoia
llcfpio ole patti ettd pubtaoSti benz
4eilijid nc citpdt fllull pIeman. 81
t16 fits ole ipalpa foniaIle tddudfin?
Uloinitiin 10 ettd minfdloiiesia tun.
uo6{u Yf5trpiuu SeurafllutueIdmii oil
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ipdbppbeE tdboen.

ipdbppoeE tdboen. =
iot ia - -<ottoilliii0enud
toiipot illan miellpttdipdfIi ia
iefIi.
&ofonoistllo iltamaSta tefi
ool. 30 tent. ia puboas iulo n!
"a ooll. Suirin anIip tdstd tiil
mrs &aupille, mrs SobnIoniae
mrs HDnnbdtiae iefd miIs t6ufaril=
lie ia miis ySiIenille, iotfa ipaiipo-
joon ddstdmdttd oliiput neulomutz
Iio /. II. e. ipalmiste1eet. Sdbinni
nditd on &anIon-Spisto fiitolIiiiiu=
ben pelasia tdstd tuIostoan faifines
Tin toiminiIIe benfil6ille, nritta crit
tdinfin ornoiialle pIeiiDlle, iofa 8ans
IonsOpistonIiallemme mpDtdtlntpiIez
no funnioiiti iltomaamme ldsndolol-
lodn.
Gnii laulpantaina ofpat iItamot
OmIutbisia iamaa tarfoitusta fpar>
ten. Diff tobeIla faunisto, JOS plei-
iD rrlnioslufuiIeIla lisnGolollaan oe
iottaiIi mpDtdtuntoaan &. sSpistouems
me.
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ssamiaIIisfirffOfunmam iObtofumi. a

Sirffof. elm. past. Wm. Diqiom
Jon, !6orbor, 8.
gSoroeiim. past. :. $. Dormo4
men, s04 Sim Il Calumet, Nlicb.
&iriuri past. g. Wuori, 6lO &.
slper it., Sronp.oob. Nlicb.
Worof. past. s. 8. soeimoncn, gr
535, port glrtbur, Snt.. Gorabo.
ToboStonboitoia ylifolai Wh,rtos
men. 726 gSoternorfs IT,, GaIumet,
.Niicb.
Sdbetpsrobo0tonboitaia ia 2aSten
YStdfpdn toimittoia tpoS. g. g0uori
61O 6. glper IT,, Sronnooo, Wlicb.
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ipoan be tietdipdt enemmdn. Re o.
mat ifdtpd fpIld iucneet ennenfuin
lpeIiiohtoon hiIi bisonompao wettd
ia eipdi fliitenfaan npin pIeiIeSti iais
rolHa buomanneet. 9ioamattu ias
npo; fun ib,niiid liiddntpi min IiIddn'
tpi pobuusfin, iosto ilinsolo ubfosi
bl,futtaa beitd. Sompin fdp mt
tdGadfin ettd fl,in on ibmiiid Iiiddns
tpnpt min on Iiiddntpnpt epdusfosta
feuroaipaa ipntid, iofo ndfp OIL iaas
nut .mielen murbeelliiefii tieiden ett'ei
iiitd bpfpdd ieuroo. ylpt moni mos
faa Iairoana. glpt ei moi harioiteao
iulfi ipnteid, iefddn jofd jofu alta
iitten ebfd farioitteIi, ioSta onfin oil
lut fiTdaiIile ibniicue fpafaipio leus
raufiio. Oi ibminen fitfa lienetfin
aiatteIe liiojao nurruubeoid ennen'
fuin pahot pdi,pdt tulepot. Suuri
erpihls on ibmisten eldmdn fpdliad.
@e iofa on eIdipasid nSfDn pbteps
beSid eldipdn Jumalon tanSia, fpas
eItoo ipafaaSti tietden eIdmdsld ieus
raotpan foettelemufiio ipten h6n tpa'
topienfin fcettelemuSten ieasrotcalo
on bensesiddn raubouinen, faiten
9Innat Snnnn murhee8fu iIpiueu.
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ia mindfin Iiitd Min toipaSti tpf'
fddn. 5iad iddaa stmoioSiofin on 2
fapaffoa, iofoiSta ruofafouppoo
fobti.. ghpt taas piste.
81. Midti.
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.9sais Gitp, msidb.

GanjaIliSlemrofunnan iltnmot p>pot
obi menneet Sta f,il,li fiend DouS*
faSii, obelmoa ei palion. ollpt, li)<
bpt pube Sreb Stprelta ia paStort
StrDmiltd, len jdlfeen olfoi niDNntis
GbeIIinen pubuja pnbui illan lite
puoIesta ia iiiia fenen toiinesta ilto'
ma oil toimeen pantii, ipSto fpltli'n'
me ctti iltaman oil pulbonn,st icil'
ratilnnan ompel,lIeuro. &alsniiSti
oil baaIin perd tiptettD nai8tcn o'ia~
pcluta,paroilIa ioisto oil ojQ bp,pin,
FIN aiStiftaasti ipoliniStettli. 4)ubu*
ia Iauiui ettei mitadn Ilsurto ipoibo
rofentaa eli aifaan Ioabo iknean Ilslts
ria ppmiStufiio, miitto tD5ud ia
ipailpon ndDlG Iooboo'I fultria al
faan iq on ioatu. 9uliria tornof'
faita ponniSnfiia tortpitonn meibdl'
fesfmbcSia Sumaton iealroflmndtl
rofennusmDsId. ina ipoSto poino
on alma iuuri. Gipd ole WloiS Gipn
aanioIIisieurofuatufooi iddnpt i
man foeiteIemutiio, ma,tto foiffi
ssumaIa fdantd1sDt porboufiemw
MSAixita iopinse ettd muiie1
lparnjv ioufoS6o orpaffoin
fuItafeIIc. Rf[Jra p