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Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

trifling cost each. Only two yards of
material are required, the important
thing being to have 1t so fine and soft
that 1t may be crushed beneath your
conset without the least discomfort to
the wearer. Material of this sort may
be purchased for from 15 to 25 cents
the yard. The top of the chemise
and the armholes should be finished
with rather strong lace and ribbon
beading, as some strain comes on the
garment at these points, in adjusting
the corset. Cluny, torchon and other
laces of this character are better than
the dainty but rather flimsy walls.
over the little chemise goes the cor
set, and every woman nowadays
knows the Importance of this garment.
Far better to pay a dollar for ones
shirtwaists and five for ones corset,
than to reverse this order; for on the
good lines of the corset depend all the
success of the overgarments, and the
inexpensive frock on a perfect figure
is far more attractive than the cost
liest costume on a badly proportioned
one. The new corsets are quite as
long over the hips as models of the
past two years have been, but there
is a decided difference above the waist
line. The corset is shaped by means
of deep VS. or gussets to give much
lower bust effect. The top of the cor
set also is not as high as it was a
year ago. This is because the loose,
informal peasant blouses of the year
demand an unaccentuated bust, to fall
in correct, graceful lines. The extreme
ly transparent yoke and sleeve cut all
is one also require a low bust effect,
to be in good taste.
The short, stout woman may achieve
a longer wasted figure if she will have
her corsets fitted with the waist and
hips under first consideration, and
then have several inches cut off the
top of the model, which in all prob
ability will be far too high for her at
the bust and under the arms. OF
course no sane woman now thinks of
buying a corset on the old hit-and-
miss plan, when the shops make a
feature of fitting all models above
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

m HEY were standing in front of a
shop window on Fifth avenue.
Just imagine wearing such un-
derclothing as those!" breathed the lit
tie woman in the trimmed-over 1909
hat, her gaze wistfully moving from
one wisp of lace and lawn to another.
And just think of the response
bility of dressing up to them!" sighed
her companion. And considering the
substantial prices represented by the
fragile garments, put together with
painstaking hand stitchery, one does
wonder what whole wardrobe in keep
ing with this luxury would sum up to.
For the less substance there is in a
bit of lingerie the more sheckels, it
seems, must one pay for it. Fine as
cobwebs and cool as summer breeZes
themselves are some of the lovely
beau dessous" ready for summer wear
though as a matter of fact very lit
tie difference is made nowadays be-
tween winter and summer garmenting,
except that in cold weather a silken
union suit is substituted for the
chemise worn in summer time.
If women did but realize it, the soft
little chemise of null or batiste is in
finitely cooler than the knitted cotton
garment usually worn in summer. Ital-
ian silk vests, made of the exquisitely
delicate woven silk fabric of which
the embroidered gloves are fashioned,
are delightful for those who can af-
ford the rather expensive price, but
if the choice lies between a knitted
cotton vest and a null chemise, by
all means choose the chemise-and
wear it as the French woman does,
beneath the corset. In summer time,
also, when it is joy to strip off ev-
erything down to the corset, of hot,
humid afternoon and move about ones
room unhampered save for single
garment, in a dainty chemise falling
to the knee one somehow feels gar
mented-something that canont be said
when an abbreviated cotton or silken
vest is concerned.
The woman who chooses to do the
pretty work herself may have any
number of these little chemises at a
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
MAY /, 1910.

are so unquestionable that few women,
once having adopted it, will dream of
returning to the old, bulk-increasing
garments with Wristbands and gathers
at the belt line. These combination
garments are prettest and most salts
factory when simply shaded, with
circular petticoat or drawer attached
to a fitted corset cover by means of
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

most trifling price, and a perfectly
fitted and adjusted corset may be OBJ
tained by giving up half an hour of
ones time in a fitting room.
The combination corset cover and
petticoat or corset cover and drawer
has now become an institution of fem
mime dress. The advantages and de-
STABILITY of this combination garment
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-07-23
Local Organization IN New York
Doing Substantial Work
COMMITTEE Of ONE HUNDRED

PIans For Entertainment Of Delegates
= Natiena. Negro Business League
Ar Being Psdsetsd-Exhibits Viii
ohs~ Extent Of Weman's Activity
In . Tangible Manner.
TAs Negro woman's Local Business
Lsagus Of 0rsatse New Tork, With
headquarters st tie Hotk Maceo, 2S
West Fifty-third street, b making am
pc preparations for its part In enter
timing the delegates. to the National
Negro Business league. which meets
In Palm Garden. New York. Aug. II
to 10. inclusive.
Il will take quite q sum Of money
for delegates board and the banquet
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-07-23

banquet wnIcn Will marx tn6 close OF
the league. Delegates desiring accom-
modations are urged to notify Mrs. B.
F. Thomas. 213 West Fifty-third
street. or Mrs. Louise Greenlee Of 1856
West Fifty-thIrd street.
The woman's local league has a
strong membership and is thoroughly
organized and has the following on
GERS: Miss irena L. Moorman. presi-
dent: Mrs Harriette s. Mitchell, secre
tary: Mrs. Sarah yanness, treasurer.
and Mrs. Rosa Williams, assistant
treasurer
The executive committee is com
posed OF Mrs. J. r. Moore, chairman;
Mrs. B. r. Thomas. vice chairman;
Miss Mamie Shields. Miss Alice But
Ter. organizer: Mrs. Hibernia Smith.
Mrs. II. NJ winslow and Mrs.. Louisa
Greenlee
The president Of the league, Miss
lrena T.. Moorman. is one Of the best
qualified business women among our
people In Greater New York. Under
her able leadership. with the hearty
cooperation Of the members. success
Is assured. aEks :JoormaA h 4 born
leader. and In the matter Of handling
large affairs which require experience
aud business tact she has more than
once demonstrated that she knows
how 10 get results from her efforts.
Miss Norman organized and had
Incorporated the Peoples Auditorium
company. with Offices at 26 Court
street. Brooklyn In this business ven-
ture Ike all other movements In
which she is interested. she b succeed
ing admirably.
Mrs Hariette s. Mitchell. secretary
of the league. IL also known AZ an ear
nest. sincere worker who has had con-
siderable experience as an organizer
aud leader 10 many good movements
among our people, Upon Mrs Mitch
ellis efforts viii depend largely much
Of the success Of the present move
ment As secretary she win keep the
memben duly informed Of the meet
Ings and conduct the entire CORE
spondence necessary IN forming the
committee Of one hundred.
Reports Of what women are doing In
business way will occupy the greater
parl Of their session. II Is said that
over 90 per cent Of all the money con-
tributed for business purposes among
Afro-Americans 10 Greater New York
Ia raised by women.
Business meetings will b held week
iy on Monday evenings from now on
until Aug. l5 Exhibits Of the handi-
work Of women engaged In various
lines Of business win be shown on
woman's day. Aug. IS. A splendid mu-
sical program will also be rendered by
we'll known artists.
=. aEsfsrTv c66feTSnN3, vAacn Y
made up Of pastors of the A. N. e.
churches Of Psnnsvfvania. New Jer-
sey. Delaware and New York. at q
meeting held refused to indorse 4 res
oimtion favoring the suppression Of
Johnson-Je6riss ASht pictures.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-07-23

/. Western Life and
", doing a health and
,e business here in
te under the scrutin-
Insurance Department
ne Statesman repre-
s Of finding out what
to the rumOrs that
intending to make a
utual to a stock COM
aat purpose was ae-
illus through salaries
y high. called on the
Department and found
ing facts: In the
my received ISL. 900
II paid 5000 for
II wss the opinion of
department that this
paid for salaries was
ng the business doEe.
months ago when the
hicers of the company.
esident; W. II. Beigel,
nd R. v. Towner, sec
TO draw salaries in
90 for the first. by
econd and .$l.200 for
ng a grand total of
three. the insurance
busy.
with a mere protest,
the Attorney General
citation to the statute
over the Department
lable reduction Of sal
.ern Life 10 presenting
'ase through an 2ttor-
come will be awaited
,st.
under Investigation.
opinions of the meth
ern Life and Accident
expressed by the D.
Increase OF A per cent
last year is great. The
/ company as this one
ty of the policy hold
Is especially under the
the insurance depart
KS with keen scrutiny
salaries or other en-
II maze inroadS upoa
this true Of tie suH
t gives protection to
r. A company oper
maner as to absorb
ke a house without q
ect to wreck in the
'ance. Various opin-
expressed over the
western. and except
have not yet heard
9 at this time to say
the Insurance d.
nee company omcials
- - -s-A--.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-07-23

who in one way and another are hand
ling huge sums OF the stockholders
money have paid attorneys to repre-
sent them, but the stockholders have
no one, and depend entirely upon the
honesty and integrity of the insurance
department. If the department winks
at unfair business methods. the policy
holders in most cases would suffer
hold-up without knowledge and with
out complaint. The surplus of mu-
tual company is favorite target for
high financing. as was disclosed in
the New York insurance Investigations
Of few years ago. So the Insurance
Department, because of the ignorance
OF policy holders, is usually their
attorney as well as the court We
wish to thank the Department on be-
half of the colored people of this city
for the interest it takes in the COM
panies doing business among us.
Governor Shafroth and his extra
session to secure the legislation
pledged by the Democratic party in
its platform are signal example of
the inefficiency of the Democratic
party to govern II the Democratic
legislature of last year, fresh from
the campaign. with high ideals un-
tarnished by the spoils of office, would
not legislate as it had just promised
to do, 1t will not now. And even if
II does in fear of the consequences
at the next election, why will 1t not
just as brazenly nullify such legis-
lation In the next session of the leg
islature as it ignored its explicit
promise in the last
There is no doubt but that contin-
uous ONCE holding has to some extent
dulled the keen edge of the high pur-
pose Of the Republican party, but it
still retains enough practical politics
to make its promise and performance
keep step. On the other hand. Democ-
racy looks upon ofice as a dream
hardly to be accomplished and runs
riot In its air castles.
With the establishment of postal
savings banks, why does Governor
Shafroth want law guaranteeing
bank deposits? A graver objection
exists against the adoption of initia-
tive and referendum, which We will
discuss in case there seems a posi-
bility Of Its passage. But why go on
to state the futility of this extra ses
sion.
IT is in the very outset confession
Of the inability of the Democrats to
keep their horses pulling in the traces.
It means that they themselves doubt
the efiicacy Of the laws they propose
They have been daring in conception,
but are afraid to act. M
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-07-23
Department GETS BUSY
The Wester Life and Accident Company Is up be.
fore the Insurance Department for Alleged Mis-
managene lent.

Once again Il
Accident Compal
accident insural
this city has col
izing eye Of the
of the state. 7
sentative, desire
truth there wal
the company wa
change from a n
pany, and for
sorbing the sur
raised abnormal
State Insurance
out the folio'
year the conn
gross premiums
salaries alone.
the insurance
enormous sum
liberal consider
So that a few
three principal {
T. |. Gregory. p
yice-president;
retary; began
creased by 81
1880 for the
the third, NAL
S13. 200 for the
department go
Not satisfied
II has applied .
of the state fol
which will EN- /,
TO compel reas /,
aries. The We !
its side of the {
ney and the o i
with deep int =
In the cas-
some very har b
DDS Of the We i
OouipaH! WeV
partment. TIL
In salaries owe
surplus OF sue
is. is the prof. Il
ers and as sue !
watchful care of
ment. which ] 70
upon raises o
penses which VI
it Especially il
plus. It is ' h'
the policy he d.
ated in such a
its surplus is II
foundation-s ID.
slightest dist lrl
ions are bel Is
methods Of I e
its attorney, We
anyone defen | |
It Is not q ais
a word abo 1t
partment. In. ar,
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-07-23

to b held at Grand Central Palace.
There will also b. incidental expenses,
In order to cover the expense without
hardening the league the women have
fallen into line and are meeting with
much encouragement A committee Of
100 h being formed
All persons contributing the sum Of
= are eligible to membership In The
coumitteA Thoss Who contribute -
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-27
Waita faitfea paperista tebSdam.

r9lmerican Wtaga5ine" tertoo, ettd
perbeenemanndt altatpat pbd enem.
man tdpttdd paperiipalmisteita p5p.
tdIiinoina. ieripietteind, iopa atfuua.
,perb boinafin. gtdilld on pubtouben
obeqa mield iefin etm. ettd ne tiile'
pat perrin balipoiff. tpaiffa ne bei>
ietadnfin pois enIimdiien tdptDn
idlteen. GmiI Glaie5 on fetTinpt pa.
perilanfaa, iofa forfuaa oiiualliiesti
puutpilfan nm. 6dnen mieIestddn
rufuetaan 10 ldbimmdsid tulepaiiuu'
besIa palmistamaan palttinaa tdss
I'd paperifubofIesta. 9lifoinaan f,tu'
luiiat paperifaulufIet nm. ioutuiwat
buonoon huutoon iiitd Ippstd, ettd
ne ndpttiudt rumilta ia testimdt
Iiian lpbpen aian; mlttta uuiia pal'
misteita lienee balpasta bipnasta
buolimatta naifea eroittaa otteasta
palttinaSta. Wtonet tulenot ienmuotIi
mielelddn fdpttdmd6n Ieuaiiia naats
teitn = niitd eli tnrniiie peiettdd, ne
beitetddn tiiptettpd tuntiolle.
&uten t;;nnethia ipolmistetaon mt
muuritiwed puierretusta paperista
ia ie fuuluu poittafpan tafpaLiIen
faltfifipen festdmppoesId. WtpDss
Elm pamnunpp5rid teboddn poperis'
ia. 9lmerifasia aiiotaan maioonfuIs
ietuflesIa rupeta fGpttdmddn papes
ritannuia ia paperiletfereitd, iotta
moi emf fdptDn idlfeen polttaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-27
aanbea iumaonnettomnms.

Wiime periantaina tapabmi fau'
bea iunaonnettpmuus ldbelld glortb
'9apta, Ont, Sanabian Pacific rau'
.tatielId, FUN mattustaiuna no. T.
matfaaa Wontrealista Sault Ste
9farieen Ia Winneapoliin, hpppdii
pois fisfoiito, fatfenneen fisfon ai'
lbeuttamana, ioaoin fofo iuna, patti
tpeturia, pafaaii ia pbtd toilenluo.
fan matfustaiapaunuo. ipDfipi iprf'
fdd rataipalIia alas Spanisb iofeen
iosia idd petit ia fpaunut nppoiitpat.
Mattuetaiista fuoli 81, fafii on
pield fabofiisIa ia 46 louffaantui'
2ouffaantineista poipi monta rpie'
Id fuoua.
&uoaeitten ioueoSia. nimistd pddt'
stden, ei ole iuomalaiIia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-27
3eabim lafoSta.

vTpDmies" on iaanut firjeenpaib'
taialtaan 2edoistd, 9. D., Ieuraa'
mia tietoia tt. II p.:
SobistutIena fiitd, ettd union foi'
mosmiebet opat ebeaeenfin pfIimie'
liieSti tpaotimutiienIa puolesta, mat
nitien tdsfd, ettd be otpat ddnestd
meet forfeamman palffanaatimuf'
len p,ioleSta. Wiime lauantaino
toimitettiin ddnestps 2eabin ia Sem
tral Gitpn unioisIa forfeammon
paIffapaatimufien aiettamiiesta So
meItafe faifpoSpbtiDae. 9ldnestpf'
iesid bppdfIpttiin 1874 ddnead 81
pastaan ieuraapa paIffamaatimus;
&aiipannosIa tpDstentelemien mies'
ten alin paIffa on plena $3.50 ia
maanpddupstp0miesten $500 pdi'
nGltG.
gldnestpfIeen eli pttaniit oIaa faitfi
union miebet, Iind noin 200 miestd
on tpDsId toiIiua paitfafunnilla ia
noin 500 miestG OH muuttonut toi'
fin foifpospiireibin tpDbDn.
g8iime torStain Butte Gpenin9
giens" fertoo. ettd 9utten tai'poS'
miesten no. linen unio on ddnestd'
npt $1,000 amusmfIen 9eabin union
fainosmiebiue, Iiten amustaatIenla
beitd taistelusIa.idriestpmisoifeube
puolesta. Grds 9utten faifposmiess
ten union idien ianoi, ettd rpaiffa
9uttesia onfin npfpiiin buono aifa,
min ei bdn ole fuullut tenenfddn
union miebistd nuriiepan mafIaes-
Iaan ST. IiIdfperohsta 2eabin Iafto'
Iaisten atpustamiiefii.
OleenId ouaan Iitd mieltd, ettd
!SomeItafen faiipospbtiDn on lopul-
to patio taipua tunnustamaan mnio
iefd bpmdtipmddn muffin miesten
tpaatimufIet. Sos tarne fuaatii,
min foto maan idriestpneet fainoes
miebet nm. tp0tpden idriestDt rien'
tdrpdt apustamaan 2eaoin laffo'
Iaiiia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-27

9erliinistd, Sofiasta, tulee tieto,
ettd fuuluiia rpobioisnatpan lDptds
id" Goof on otettu fiinni Wonafoss
ia, erddstd peliIuoIasta, iosia ban
oil pelailemasIa arpatenfin niitd
raboia, ioita ban pobioisnapa'bum'
buai0aan ibmiIiltd teinotteli tddItd
Mmeritasta ia muualta.
Goofin trnfi SaiinosIa pelipopbdn
ddresId erds amerifaIainen pelaa'
ia. Sdn bpottdIi Scotia ipastoan
ia pelaaiien ioufosia Ipntpi fopa
buuto ia meteti. Goof falpeni, mn t.
ia ei foettanutfaan fieltdd fufa bdn
oil.
Spntpi fdiifdbmd ia monet fdbet
tarttuifpat Goofiin raipuffaasti.
paifaue iaapui poIiiiimartiosto, iol'
la oil Observation-Disclosures. Gen oil
Iaanut erds impresiario. iota oil
antanut GoofilIe iuuria Iummia eff
teImdmatfoista, iotfa MT tdptpi fes'
fepttdd Goofin iououttua iuureer
epdiuofioon.
rNapatutfiia" ipietiin erddieen lin
nan pabtibuoneeieen, ionne rubti'
mas itie plan Iaapui terfpebtien ma
patutfiiaa fplmdsti ia tpaatien bd
neItd ielitpstd.
Goof ipeti eIiin muistifirian, iosto
ndptteIi iuuria panefilbeffeid ia mui
ia arm opapereita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-27

Wasbin9ton, tammif. 21 pnd. -
Sibteeri 9allinser on antanut mdd'
rdptIen, ionta mufaan noin 1,40O,s
600 eefferi6 mauta it'd WtontanasIa
apataan fpalfoiIiae iiutisaI IutfaiIle.
8dmd maa pibdtettiin noin fafii
rpuotta iitten iaettamaffi Roctp Bon
inbiaaneille. = Seutu IiIdltdd tpaiis
tuinta maata Dallep fauntisIa ia
misId tddud on maanpiIjeIpStd toi.
mitettu, on Iaatu 20-3O busbelia
tpebndd eetferii fobti, 40-70 bus'
bella fauraa ia r,iniaasti beindd, al.
IaIIaa ia fpibannetIia.
Sdmdn ballitufIen niranomaisten
toimenpiteen on aibeuttauut pppntD,
ionfa fiIdaiiain ministerille on tebs
MT ioufto Wtinneio::an ia Wtontas
nan liifemiebid, tehtpddn retten ndil.
Ie maille mime lpfafuusio. Sdmd
Ieutu afpataan fpilielpfIeIle tafpallis.
ten bomeiteabilafien mufoan eifd
arpomaua. Sdten meneteqen eli tule
olemaan mitddn bpoopttDmid fuss
tannufIia ia Ipodntd Idrfeniti pettp.
mptItd, futen on laita, Fun arpo'
mistapaa fdptetddn. nutiSaiutfaai
fpoitpat mennd maolle milIoin tas
banIa maalisfuun eniimdiien pdi
ipdn idlteen ia poiipat tebod ano'
mufien 6lassopisIa, Ulontanou
maaeIiiiIisia maalisfuun 81 pnd
! ia fen iaIfeen Sreat Nortbern ra,i
tatie on iulfoisIut eritpiiid farttoia,
iotfa oIoittamat maiben alemaa ia
antafpat tdpbelliiid eritoistietoio
maan Iopipaiiuubesta farmaufieen
3ieoot Idbetetddn fpapaasti pppbet
tdesid feIle bppdnid. iofa firioittao
Q. s. GaiIoniue, General pasIen
ger I9ent., ct. pauI, Wainn.
Sieud on enemmdn fuin 5000
160 eefferin bomeIteabia, iofa or
buomattapasti exempt fuin ne re
ermationi maat pbteenId, ioifa a
tpattiin uuoisaiut,fieue piime fe
mddnd Slntbeabisia, Spofanesio
ia Gpeur b'2llenesIo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-27

Dictoria, q. g., tammif. % p. =
Wotfustaiat, iotta iaapuipat uGm
press OF Japan" laifpaIa iodstG
tdnddn, fertomat, ettd on palion pii'
BETA npfpddn, ettd Wendid ia Sa'
pani t,ilemat fotimaan fesfenddn.
2opaI Sra5ier, 2ontoon Zines"
Iebben ulfomainen toimittaia, iofa
poIofi pefinsistd. Ionoi, ettd fuuri
toimeliaiiuus ,pauiiiee Dendidn ia
Sapanin raiaIIa. Darusmfiia Iiids
tdGn ia Iinnoituflia snabmisietaan.
3errotaan mp1sfin, ettd iapanilai.
Jet tetetpdt ialailio tutfimusmatfoia
Wendidn aloiue. 2oreasta on iaa.
punut uutiIia, ettd Sopani nabpis.
taa parustufIianIa raian Idbead ies
fd fenttd' ettd linnoitustpfeilld.
g8iime frusia tebtiin pritps rdidb'
bpttdd ilmaan lima gDlaoitposto,
fisia, ia fpendidiiet panitpat pritpf'
fen fotonaan iapanilaisten nisfoiae,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-27

terpebnin raffaita tristimeIiid ia IL
larta, iotfa fpaeltapat el6mGn Hubs
tinaon Seeiufien opisia, iofa Ianoo:
"@i fenfddn tuIe Sfdn tpfD, tpaan
minun fauttani."
ytiin, rafos pstdpd: tds1d on IuIs
iettu ulos faiffi, ioila on iotu muu
tie ia ioilla On oppaana iofu muu
ipaan eli Seeius. Suule psrdipd. 10.
fas tdtd l,iet: onto pfiin SeeIus Ioa.
nut tdpttdd iinun ipodmes, ettG mott
lanoa: jos eldn eli fuolen, min Sers
ran oma oIen, iiad olen tasteesIa
pddlleni pufenut 2ristutIen, jonfa
usfon ia tunnustan omafIi Dapabs
taiafieni ia amtIaatli tefidfIeni.
Smasta puoIestani poin Ianoa,
ettd olen fpad itiesrdni paba ia fms
niad tabra.t,, lain riffoia faifiIta
puolin, paan SeeIus otti minih film.
nj, aietti minun Sinoin uuoren
luurelIe, iosia nGptti minule Ipntini
Iuuruuoen ia fen palfan! Slin liaoin
iunri tontipuoteeue menosIa, ia ill
loin etIin lobbutusta eniin ibmiiiltd,
'paan turbaan. gtpt oil endd pfIi
tie = aboas portti, iosta oil fdptd.
ND iildlle ia iield oil pasta Seeius,
Ie oifea uston perusms ia fulmafis
iui. &iitos iiitd Seeius Sinuue. ettd
npt on minuIIa omantunnon rauba
ia tooistus, ettd olen autuas ia Su,
malan JapIi.
Whitta taiSteluitta en- pGGs1pt fuIs
femaan, iiqd maoilman rubtinas ei
ole iouten, tpaan tuottaa !6erran
omille alma taistelua. Nlutta FUN
Seeius on pddaiffSnd taisteIusIam.
me, min fufa moi meta mastadn
ola?! 2iitos iiitd Sinuqe Seeius!
Wteitd on tddud fafIi ipanbusta:
paimoni ia nina, iotfa fdpmme Ed.
iifdbesId, ifddnfuin toiIiamme taIut.
taen plfdmme SeeIufIen tpfD. Suols
la letpolIe mennesidmme ia aamuIa
noustesfomme. on SeeIus rufoufs
femme eiineend ettd Sdn Diff fanss
Iamme. So raamattumme on ie See
Julien oloIiia, iosta gan on lDpoet.
tdfpisid.
Nditd piirIi beiffo tpeIienne
). Borg.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-27

yleiFa l1ntifa
q = ss = = = = = = = Z = = \ \ =
Gb1mG'latfp.

Gbicasosia, pittsbursisia, gtetr
DortisIa ia GlepelonbisIa on par
baillaan laffo, iofa lienee eniimdi'
nen Iaatuaon ainafin noin pleiIesti.
Tuon laton tarfoitufIena on faaba
liban binta alenemaan ia taistelua
-fdpoGdn Iiten, ettd ibmiIet einat os'
ta libaa.
Saffo alfoi eniin Gbica9osia fpii'
me periantaina ia leipiii ie iieltd hps
min ioutuin, iefd iieltd taas toiiiin
-faupunfeibin.
SeurautIeno tdst1 lafosta onfin
ouut ie, etti libun hinta on 10 muu'
taman ientin loStenut iotaa pounaa
paddle.
SGmGn laton altaiina ia iobtolina
on ehtpddsId moroftaut perbeet,
ruofataloien ia ralpintoloin pitdidt;
fDpbGt perfect omat melfein alma IL
banipDnti'latosia, iilld beiodn tdp'
tpp.
SGmG laffotaiStelu on Ieuaista
daatua, ettd Iiind laffolailet par'
masti poittamat ia pieldpdl monins
-fertaiIeeti. On marma, ettd jos
Iafto tuIee tddqd maasIa pleiiefii,
futen ie ndpttdd, min liban binnan
tdpipp plan tuntupasti aleta. Sa
jospa eli aleniIitaan, min fittetin
IaffoIaiiet omat poittaneet find, ets
I'd :opat iddstdneet rabaa ia fpields
pa ternepttddnfin.