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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-07

Spencer Memorial Methodist-The
this evening in the church for the
monthly business meeting.
Tomorrow evening the bible study
class will meet in the church.
Prayer services will be held in the
church Wednesday evening at 7:3O.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-07
n w FERRY COMES CUT

Rock Island Makes It's Appearance Re.
splendent With Bright Paint.
The newly built ferry, Rock Island,
of the Rock Island & Davenport Ferry
company, made its appearance yester-
day afternoon coming up from the
Rock Island ways and this morning
entering the traffic between the two
cities. The Rock Island is, of course,
dream. respondent with bright
paint
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-07
Mr. Hearst's Speech.

COlSidtuldtlollS 10 the lTdueS unions
that had made the day one of such sig
nifcance.
Mr. Hearst's Speech.
Mr.. Hearst spoke as follows:
Il intend to talk politics, because we
are thinking of politics at the present
time, but | do not intend to make a
political speech or partisan speech.
When | first urged labor unions to go
into politics, Samuel Gompers dis
agreed with me and declared labor
unions ought to keep out of politics.;
but | don't agree with him on the way
labor unions ought to go into politics
Gompers thinks the right way is for all
abor unions to lay their votes in his
basket like a lot of good, dutiful politi
cal hens, and for him to then take his
basket to market, peddle the contents
TO the republican party or to the demo
cratic party. Objections to this plan
are many. They are convincing and
conclusive. First, you cannot afford to
repose so much power with any man or
set of men.
There is distinct danger that the
contents of the basket would be ped
died more for the benefit of the owner
of the basket than for the advantage
of the honest, truthful layer of the
votes. There would be competition for
the contents of the basket of a kind
that would debauch and destroy your
organization without benefiting its
humber members.
Second. you would never be har-
monious in your ideas of how the votes
should be delivered. You would be di-
vided by difference of opinion; you
would be disrupted by dissensions.
Third, you would get no result from
such system. for the men elected
would be primarily democrats or repub-
licans They would be your friends be-
fore election, but would forget all
about you after election.
Fourth, you have tried old parties
time and time again, and found them
wanting every time. and it would be
absurd for you to waste your time and
your opportunities persisting in pol
icy that has continually proved a fail
ure. If anyone tells you the demo
cratic party is a new party with a new
attitude towards workingmen, l stand
| ready to prove thaj it's the same old
| democratic party with the same old
| attitude toward workingmen."
In concluding his address, Hearst
engaged in bitter attacks upon Mr.
Bryan and Governor Haskell, but con-
siderately spared Mr.. Taft and the re-
publican national machine.
Guests at Reception. u
Mrs. E. w. Lewis will be hostess to
the visiting ladies. including Mrs
Hearst. Mrs. Kirkpatrick, nominee OF
the independence party for state uni
yersity trustee, and Mrs. Gibson, head
of the ladies' auxiliary of the party
in Illinois. A reception will be held a
the Rock Island Club from to
O'Clock for the ladies, and at O'Clock
a dinner in honor of Mr.. Hearst ant
Mr.. Hisgen will be given by the Tri
City Press club at the Club. From
to o'clock there will be a genera
reception at the Harper house, ant
from $50 to $50 a similar reception
will be held at the Manufacturers il
Moline.
AuGustana Closed.
Out of respect for Labor day, NJ
school was held at Augustana colleg
today. The students assembled a
usual for chapel exercises. at the clos
of which DIR Andreen announced tina
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-07

All the news all the time - THE
ARGUS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-07

Central Presbyterian.-Prayer serv-
ices will be held in the church We'd
nesday evening at 1880.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-07
Augustana Closed.

Out of respect for Labor day. no
school was held at Augustana college
today. The students assembled as
usual for chapel exercises. at the close
of which DR.. Andreen announced that
the day would be observed as a holi-
day. In making the announcement,
President Andreen made a few brief
remarks appropriate to the day.
- To-day is the day we observe out
of respect for labor-for the men who
work with their hands, said he. at
is only right and just that those who
toll and labor should receive this rec
ognition. Both those who labor with
their brains and those who labor with
their hands must recognize each 9th
er's rights. This spirit of brother
hood is the only solution which we
can hope for in settling the complex
labor questions of the day. The
brotherhood of man is our hope, and
the Holy Script is the guide to show
us how to reach this goal"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-07

United Presbyterian.-Mid week
prayer services will be held in the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-07

Christian Science.-The weekly tes-
timonial meeting will be held Wednes-
day evening at 7:45. The reading room
is open daily except Sunday from to
o'clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-07

up his work next Sunday morning in
the bible school.
The Young, Peoples society has ar
ranged for u lecture 70 be given the
last of the month by DR.. Amandus
Johnson, of the Pennsylvania univers
ity. who will speak on The Old Swed
ish Colony on the Delaware"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-07

First Methodist-The Ladies' Aid
society will meet in the church par
lors Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-07

Davenport was the large touring car
advertising the Rock Island Exposition.
Attractive red, white and blue banners
on the sides and above the car bore
the familiar words Rock Islands
Great Exposition Sept 2S to Oct. g."
three employees of the publicity de-
partment were kept busy handing out
the several varieties of novelties pro-
vided by the committee on advertising
and so great = was the demand for
these that at times the progress of the
car was completely stopped by the
people crowding against the wheels
Five thousand pieces of advertising
matter disappeared within few min
utes and hurried run TO Rock Island
for a second supply became necessary.
This afternoon the Islanders at Is
land City ball park wore on their caps
large Expo. buttons.
At Suburban Island.
The program at Suburban island this
afternoon included addresses by the
mayors of the three cities, an address
by Mr.. Hisgen, and an address by Will
liam Randolph Hearst The remarks
by Mayors George W. Scott of Daven-
port, Andrew Olson of Moline, and Fl.
c. Schaffer of Rock Island were in the
form OF u welcome to the visitors and
congratulations to the trades unions
that had made the day one of such sig
nifnapna
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-07

Prayer services and Sunday school
teachers meeting will be held in the
church Wednesday evening at 100.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-21
REVIVAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Rev. Or. Packard. Of Marshall, Will
Assist Rev Turrentine in Nesting,
Beginning Sunday. March I.

AZ the Sunday evening service OF
the Methodist church, Rev. J. y. Tur-
rentinc announced that revival meet.
ing win be begun in that church on
Sunday. March 1. In which the pastor
win have the assistance Of DR.. Pack
ard. pastor OF the Methodist church
at Marshall. DR.. Packars Is learn
ed man. rarely gifted as an evan.
gelist, and the pastor anticipates
splendid results from the meeting.
Rev. Turrentlne also announced
that. beginning next Sunday evening.
he win preach a series OF sermons
on the subject OF Church History,
the term being applied Ia a general
sense. There will be six OF these
sermons preached successfully at the
evening services. and the public is
cordially invited 10 hear them. Rev.
Turrentlne has given the subject much
attention.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-21

News was received here yesterday
of the very critical Illness of Mr.. ID.
T. cole az Harvey. lie was not ca.
pected TO live.
Mrs. r. r. Ellis left yesterday TO
visit at Thornton. and was accom-.
panied By Mrs. l.. II. Hood and chill
dren OF Houston.
DIR. Geo B. Butler and DR.. o. c.
Charlton nave gone TO Anderson to at.
tend Bible Conference of Creath
Baptist Association.
The weekly meeting of the Embroid
cry Club will be held with Miss Ethel
CaHtt tins aficrpcou. and not
with Mrs. Carnes.Nas announced.
Miss Judy MeConnico OF Houston
Is the guest OF Miss Helen Poverty
Mrs. A. NJ. Rhodes and children re-
turned yesterday from weimar
r. c. Carson was here from Som.
erville. visiting his brother. A. c. Car
son and family. His own family
are visiting relatives at Kurten.
>Sfiss Nidie Peale. sister OF Mrs.
Geo. u. Butler and Miss Emily Peale.
left yesterday for her home at Nat.
chez. Miss. after spending some
months here.
5. ]. Dixon. colored. general super.
intendent OF the Dixon and Gordon
Orphan home. is here In the interest
OF the work Of that institution. which
is located at Springs Texas.
Miss Ada Field returned TO Calvert
Sunday after visit 10 villa Maria
Academy. Miss Field will leave In
few days for Halle county. where
she will teach in the public schools.
Man and Wife-Good home for right
parties: man wanted TO make crop on
the halves or work for wages: and
woman to do general Homework for
wages. Apply TO Lum Holden. Bryan.
Texas. X. +. ID. I. &c
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-21
COPELAND STOCK CO.

A big crowd saw the initial pers3r-
nance at the opera house last night.
the bill being a pastoral drama. The
Heart OF the Hills" The general YER
dict OF the ccrowd was "a good show"
and the prospects for week OF ex-
cellent entertainment is much en-
joyed by theatre goers.
A western melodrama. The Or
phan's Heritage" will be presented
tonight. with good specialties by Miss
Minnie wardell and the Copeland
brothers. Good specialties are a feat
ure OF the show. among them to-
night win be a new illustrated song
That Old Sweetheart Of Mine"
The company will appear each
night during the week. and at matt
nee/Saturday
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-21
YOUNG NEGRO SHOT.
Difficulty Between Broshers-in-Law Re-
suited In Shooting OF Tom
Hin Yesterday.

Tom Hin. colored. received load
OF small shot In the right arm and
side yesterday ancrnoon from a
gun alleged TO have been in the hands
OF his brother.in-law. Julius Fair. Fair
was arrested by Deputy sheriff Con
lee and lodged In Jail From informa-
ton gathered by Mr. Conlee, n ap
pears that Fair and his wife had sep
arated and that she had gone with her
brother after the household effects
The shooting took place after they
had left the house and were Just this
side OF Carter's Greek bridge. The
Young negro. llill. came 10 town yes
terday afternoon and his wound was
dressed by Dr. G. w. Emory. Most
OF the shot went through the arm. but
four Of them struck him In IN. side
II Is believed three OF the shot penc-
rated HIS lungs. according 10 the OPP
inion Of the attending physician. who
was unable TO state yet what the out
come would be.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-21
MR.. ISAIAH MARRIOTT.

Prof r. +. Marriott OF this city has
received the sad intelligence OF the
death OF his brother. Mr. Isaiah Il.
Marriott at his home In Rockdale,
Maryland. He was 20 years old. a
member OF the Methodist church and
unmarried. Ne leaves five brothers
and two sisters Friends OF Prof.
Marriott and family sympathize with
them In the loss they have sustained.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-21
ENTITLED TO IT.

Dr. r. X. Collard OF Wheelock has
announced for county treasurer OF
Robertson county. and says Il have
taken the summer suns and the win.
ter rains for forty years as a practic-
Ing physician. and now ask my old
comrades and countrymen to give me
a sitting down job.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-21
AT THE STORE AHEAD.

Just received an express shipment
OF ladies' golden brown blucher OK
fords. Wilson a Derden. IS
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-21
Rib WAS BROKEN.

Romney Dansby was thrown by a
mule. saddle and all. Saturday. and
has a broken rib on the right side
as a result The injury. while pain
full. is fortunately not OF a serious
character. 90
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-21

NJ. Bonneville. Jr.. went to Houston
Sunday.
Guy NJ. Board returned from Frank
lin Sunday.
DR.. Geo. d. Butler visited Hearne
yesterday
w. }. Mcdonald Of Mace was in the
city yesterday
Henry Benbow was a visitor to the
city yesterday
Mrs Joe Battle returned from Cal
vert yesterday
". W. Gamer was in from steele's
Store yesterday.
Judge and Mrs. V. b. Hudson went
to Houston Sunday
G.. G. Loftin OF Whitaker spent
Sunday IN the city.
W. n. McMichael OF Edge was In
the city yesterday.
Rector Proctor was visitor from
Calvert yesterday.
Hon. r. A. Scott OF Nayasota was
In the city yesterday.
Mrs. Ellis Conway returned from
Montgomery yesterday.
Mrs. Bette Bell returned Sunday
after a visit at Benohley.
G. T. Mccoy returned to Waco sun
day after visit here
Mrs. w. II. Webb returned yester-
day after a visit TO Calvert.
W. II. BAH and r. b. Elliott OF Ia.
Dor were In the city yesterday.
J. Allen Mers Is attending the Hard
ware mems convention In Dallas.
Capt J. ID. DAILY spent Sunday In
Galveston visiting his grandson.
p. X. Arlington and A. l.. Mcleod
Of Millican were in the city yesterday
]. II. Parsons Of wellborn called
ON the Eagle while In the city yes.
terday.
Misses Lula and Stella Dunnica
OF Sherman are visiting Mrs. X. V.
Kernole.
w. Allegro arrived from Thornton
yesterday and went 90 Harvey with
l.. 5. williams
Coleman Hardy and John Preston
left yesterday to visit In East Texas
and Arkansas.
r. W. Frame and J. r. b. Manning
Of the Macy community were in the
city yesterday.
Il. l.. Bowling OF the College com.
munlty called on the Eagle while In
the city yesterday.
For RENTAL or part OF my resi-
dence. furnished or unfurnished. Mrs.
DR.. Jas. r. Johnson. 30
MIR and Mrs Morgan Gloss and
children of the Harris community
were In the city yesterday.
J. II. Ford returned to Navasota
Sunday. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Higgs and children.
= Mrs. Chas. II. Mills returned TO
Corsicana yesterday after a visit 10
her parents. Col and Mrs. NJ. W Sims.
White Tags mean a great saving
during our January White Tag Sale.
sc WILSON a DERDEN.
The Store Ahead
Mrs. W. l.. Mann OF Washington. d.
C.. left yesterday for Houston and
Galveston after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
r. NJ. Law.
Read Wilson 4 Derden's special.
two big sales aG. this issue. front
page. sc
The Store Ahead
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-21
$500 REWARD.

Rewards aggregating si.5o0.oO have
been offered for the slayer Of MIR.
G. w. l.. Carr. who was shot down
at night on his own premises. few
days ago in Nayesota.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-21
EXTRA SPECIAL HOUR SALES.

Six Special Hour Sales each day. Ex-
ira special bargains will be placed on
sale. Ladies'. watch for our page ad.
announcing the Extra Good Things
for our Special Hour Sales.
&c WILSON a DERDEN.
The Store Ahead"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-21
SPECIAL.

All $500 ladies' skirts cut to s3.7s
All $3.50 ladies' skirts cut to s4.25
All $3.50 ladies skirts cut TO $3.50
All $1,000 ladies' skirts cut TO 500
All si2.5O ladies' skirts cut TO ss.75
Webb Bros IS
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-21
KNIGHTS OF PYrhIAs.

All members are requested to at.
tend a meeting at the Lodge room to-
night at 1880 O'Clock.
]. w. Williams Jr.. c. c.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-21

Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. John DAILY Jr.'
In Galveston, yesterday. a son.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-21
YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY.

Only one week longer TO have Car
ter make your picture and finish II by
February I. After that date his sue
cessor will take charge. 80
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-21
DRY>COODS

Big line Calico (best brands only) 10 yds Sc
len yards limit TO customer.
Big line Percales, worth u l-2e. 80 lie
Big line Percales, worth isc b.. ........ lie
Big line Ginghams, worth loo. ;........ Nc
Big line Ginghams. worth II l-2 and lse lie
Big line sutings. worth y lac 49,. &c
Big line Cotton Checks, worth : lac &c
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-21
AT the STORE AHEAD.

Just received an express shipment
of ladies golden brown blucher OK
fords. Wilson A. Derden. IS
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-21
ROYAL ARCH mAsoNs
Work in Progress In Chapter and
Council Degrees Of w. T. Austin
Chapter No. 81.

Chapter No. 81.
Col. J. l.. Miller Of Workman and
Mr.. p. S. Park OF Nfexia are in the
city conducting work In the chapter
and council degrees OF w. T. Austin
Chapter No. 81. Royal Arch Masons-
The disqualification OF the work will
require two or three days. The class
Includes Ed. s. Derden. w. s. Wilson
Jr.. DIR. J. +. Eayes. DR.. o. NJ. Ball and
Prof. Weber OF College.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-30

Siud 6erron tdoeSId OH MALTA
tapnnd patelpalld piinolla i1p,eitn.
il iiitS &Sn panee IiidlIe. woon fen
robton t6ptpp toittein iumolaito'
moin incompatible iueoa rpppSta
uloo.
ella Serro OH wuooottomt bei'
oan iefoonio ,uaarSn hensen pettd'
ma6n Gspptid foitiSIo mita be tefe'
wGt. Min FUN iuopumut fariuu otie'
teSioan. Wiaan pitd6 totpin hoiper.
telemon niintuin i%uopuneeu, ia Wic'
tSmau poio niintuim moion; IiuG len
pohot ieot r~oino,pnt len Min ettd Ien
pi,dd lonfeeman io Ct cn6G nouie'
man.
SiiS muiotofaamme roftoot fon,
%ialoiiet eientin g~huttaiau lufiiofunta
eitemme etlpiii emmetd m%pDbastpiii
ipbmSin n%eitiein taltoilino. maon
.plilimme iuolmiit fila emme tietd al
foo, eit6 betteG million meio6n al.
famine OH tulelpo, ioto puolipDnd,
eli futon ~loulaeoIa. iosta @Sn oleN'
ioan libonia p6tpimG tG6ud maon'
pSd9d OH lauiummt ielWdt ruoroitut'
Jet. !. Sappi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-30
&nolifcrtomms
G'almmetim @~. 3Sth. 8anSa1Iis.
Icmrataunam bcnaeiiiieSti tpisuim-
naSta ,pncoem 1907 fnlmeSSa.

0tuis,ellesiamme mennpttG aifaa,
aiin MISUNDERSTANDING. tuin Irura.
Atnto ssbitptieommesin ndboenr nal
,taa mieleni eboottomaSii lama aio.
nus fNa proIseto Ssremiam noiu $40
ennen &riStnsien. .Serrou loupeu'
ocNto il oil st'ehme rotti h~nstuneet;
Isl &sinsr ~laapeNuenIo pielS loppu
nut. &oon ipfo bapmen le on mpi. ia
i9inan aefeaifmNeS OH iunai (Ssr.
@9oiihuop. a:22.23).
SNS &crrun tpS,poiniono proieeian
elSsNfd. SSrociim f%anian tsSfumoes'
ia. 81 iuinfoou taoeboittamon help.
peo ollnt. Snifi ium,olottommS ia
rpSSrSt proicetot. ioiosnfo oppia
fonla pieenia %ieuroii iefiWSt uIein
Nerron nition tpon melfein maboot
ipmSfii tanion feSfuaeeSia. 0aiten'
faon ei Serra ollut ta%nIaonia toto
moan bplidnnpt. Serralla. SSraelin
SMmalalla oil pielSfin POLIO fan
ionio feSfrmoeSso. iotto cimdt olleei
pohpianio poolin eoeSid toiwutto.
meet. Serran lampeuS ei onut mield
ioppumnt. Waan oil ie iofa buo.
mem unit. ia nSfoaiimaienia i,niri.
Gamoin fnn Siaoin, fobtelee 6erro
,pielafm tunioanio, tosteen ormoS.
ia i~onsenneito ia moninoiIiSIo Tpn.
neiSId ,poelta,pia lapiiaan. Niinpa
on San -ieuronmtommetiu idieniS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-30
Mnsi Gin. @ich.

neutrality-suspicious. oil SonioliS
tirtcS'o mummioina tnmmit. ~ y,
tello 10 0amupiipdlla.
SonioliiNieurotunnon iltomot on'
niStui toitin puoIin bp,pin. Spwir
onioit'ee Iouiuo tiilotiet Smpelnieu'
run noiiille. ioicen tcimeSta iltnmo
oil ieurotunon Triton lpelon phenid'
miieen. Suloo oil iltomiSto 81 oola'
rio in So ien,tiS. Smpeluieuron nai'
Jet oiti iotoinen tellS oil tilohmito
%innoIa cIoa teimi hentit0iid iltamiS'
III. eriipiiesti clipat t~cfoinoan toimi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-30
~iammisn,,n 80 p. 100

tnmmisnm - >. 1905.
Hiir. aioisin ririaI ionsm rimG
s.ta,ttoioau. JOS Insain iup iiioo tSs
le fpbdhtienera
Sniff, olin halnni ioao" tGSiil
tesiuehtG& ta2tia mStolpe!jid ia
Iifaria. ia Iuan totlr@iino teale on
nea ia ral,aoo title altnlpni@ muo-
belle, io,en. lisS onaen ia mmhoo
iota OH SeelMsesia 4riSiafeoiu.
Miinmn bal@ni siiii. s,iS toitfi kGn'
ipiiiiuGt pO;S pohpiso teiltGaIG ia
olfa;Fpes eiIimSSa @crroo SNiStuN'
Ia ia litG uStotlG itlslleniS amiStos
moea ia Hind Mioe,j tiinui Sippu'
moan. Siind NE iSDo1mss toll
onMeR ia rauboa iiehillemme. Win,
meinuien loShoE ilmsiuio, Va prpat
ollsci eritii;n l>sstteiei. Sunsa ei ole
pislG olIl. peti teliM asst. Sa IL
onsn olIn: mcsiGtpSa ictiiS;lAn hp'
,pS. NSoau PAM tosporon siureiilc
pain mostoin. &on NcrMn tie
esSi6 on toitst "a lpputli ioiiupM
onueo shHttoiHue ~ len MfiioiIe.
Naimi oils. rtS ictoinen 'aoiii slas
Ainn. crittIinstu ne, iptfo Slpot uSa
fcSIa Seeiutesn Ari@mtiesn.
YrmoNto nnni0N
Schn y. Wt6ti
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-30

too tohoellm %tuiuncru.im lpuooer
o%iolln. SNoitto poiftofimnollo mol'
litIelro nleinen Iuruttommie in mo,
ncnloiiet oppien eriloilmuoet. olpot
mclfcin taifti pipet mopoollc SeIufr
Icn clpontelium:llc lultcncet. min
&crrou fGriipdll,ipp0 Ct fuitepfaou
ole upiclG Iopl umt. citG NGncu nS'
folliIuutcnio pmtnmmi. gSoan on le
ollut icfo hHomen nne, ia l,Snen
mOtolliiuntenM 'nnri.
SWanfeliuMin ,Uopaa ia faittt ser
Wccfii tefeiuG lana OH tuluneeuofin
ipmoieno !Nerram inomnSto runioeeii
feotmuoe0iu faitmm.. Std ic ole
nipan mbidnS polomntfaan, WGam
OH r. fdintGnot aieito iieluio ipnnin
jo foootutieu hspsait0 iiclid armon
M clGmGn ticlle NGMIt oipot clleei
INSTRUMENTATION oitelo Nsrron fno,potn
! sSs~'S. iouio S~Unne t,ioU.
SfSipaliS OH ~fuitenfin mainittoip0
gtti palion OIL Ianon iiemem,G fhlu.
nsen ipupoen opono ten ohecnfia
%Aansenmi. ioN1a H. en mllnt tollas
tetii IN iobou toipooa ,imnut oluas
lsniGnect ia inN,ec, M. &ioiot1u
sai,ai'iotm moS0pasta e, oic pitutt,s
mt. llleot lellaaieta oipat Ionon
Aolln ,poStoou ottaneel. bctfef'i uShps
meet ia fiuioutsn oiona lan9emneei
|peiS. Wiruitoin pleinsn roubo ja
Iipelicllinen iolNs Ieurafmntomme feS,
fnMbeola tuliM,een lpMobeu oialn
ION pllut erittom bpmS. &iitoS monn
taifeoto Serraac, Sirfolliiio toimio
ipiime ipuoosllo olcn tehnpt leurAas
moSti: YitSmpt ioornoio 203. ioiSto
131 Solmmeiieio &cNtonut 81 pois
too ia ~ iNttDloSio. eli pht. ~.
Wibfinpt a,pioliitteon - porios bow
oonmt IA ruumiS,o. ioiO,a tp0nbin
81 ~. iiGSiG.
SeurofMntaon OF muooen tmheSIa
pbopnpi uuIia iSienid IL micStd ia
IL naiSta iefa % loNto. eli pbt. 81
heutca. Spntpueieen sonSia wati
ufu U%iSdntpnpt las benseIld. Seu.
rafunon pleinen wdtilutm Triton,
tirioin mutaom tefee nptpsdn noin
1853 benfed.
Ypb6tomlua OF mp0Stin pioettp
ieurotuntomme toimeSta taboeSia
paifaSia. MIN. S~weto,pniSio ia tir'
Con baaliSia. ioieia lopiia OF tdpnpt
iotSecnti runIaaSii. 2eidtouluafin
pioettiin wiime te5dna tirfon haa.
liSIa noin 60 lopIele. ioSIa opetta.
jana toimi plioppilas 8. Hintolo.
ecmratunnan 6erra life iobtatoon
meitS eteenfin pain ormoaanIa il
benseuanid. ettd InoriutuiIimme alma
moiitaiana toiSteluSIa taiftia Ipntid
ia iaaStaiIuutta paStaon.
81. s. HiSIanen.