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Mrs. G. r. Charest and daughter,
Hortense, returned Tuesday from a
week end visit at the Wild Rice home
of Mrs. Frank Mckenzie.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11

While nothing definite has been de-
cided upon in the way of summer work
for Gethsemane guild, there is some
talk Of lawn festival when warmer
weather comes.
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her harassed husband heaves a sigh
of relief she pauses In the act OF sip
ping a cup of chocolate, and, putting
both her plump white arms around
his neck, she cooes: Il know what's
the matter with my poor boy! He's
been working too hard" Then, with a
flash of grand inspiration, Lets take
a trip to Europe!"
Then the curtain falls. I should
think it would
Richard Ward is one OF those do
nestle men who want home with a
few blessings romping around the
rooms or sliding down the banisters
but the mere thought of anything like
that disturbing the peace and quiet
and elegance OF her Louis XIV. home
sends Mrs. Ward into the shivers. She
Is more interested in the problem OF
how she can get an extra TnotorcaT or
add to her already choice visiting list
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Lives there woman with soul so dead,
Who does not want nice hair on her head?

Certainly not! admires
Every
the store but live hair nothing
quite as handsome nice head natural fluffy hair.
NEwBRo's HERrnCDE MAKES THAT KIND OF HAIR
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Mrs. G. e. Davis, Tenth street north,
expects to leave the last of next week
for a visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Regain in Boise City, Ida.
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Mrs. G. d. Lougee, Minneapolis, is
the guest of Mrs. George Hancock.
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| sister, MFS. Ftutn H. norman and her
daughters, Misses Ruth and Frances.
Mrs. Hoffman will arrive Monday or
! Tuesday and make a stay of three
weeks.
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Olson, Eighth
avenue north, are rejoicing in the ar
rival Of baby girl, born Tuesday of
this week.
Miss Mae Ruthruff returned Satur-
day from Glendale, where she has been
teaching in the public schools. Mr..
Ruthruff, with his daughter, will leave
soon for visit in Michigan.
~
Mrs. Orschel and little son of Miles
City, Mont, are the guests of Mrs.
Orschel's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Kaufman, 1872 Eighth street north. and
later will be entertained at the homes
of Mesdames Alex and Nav Stern.
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Mrs. A. A. Conrie left Wednesday to
spend month in st. Paul.
o.
e. d, Stewart of Langdon was in the
city Tuesday to attend the banquet
given Tuesday evening at the college
armory.
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Miss Marion Hodgson will leave next
week to join her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Hodgson, who are now at home
in Ashland, Ore Miss Hodgson who
remained in Fargo until the close of
school, was the guest of her aunt, Mrs
Emerson H. Smith of Ninth avenue
south.
After a week at Washington, D. c.,
Mrs. George Nelson is again at Lake
Melissa.
Mrs. c. e. Davis expects to- leave
the latter part of next week for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Regain
at their home in Boise, Ida
J. S. johnson and wife of Christine,
who were the guests of their friends
in this city, have returned home.
o.
Miss Signe Christie of Valley City
who has been the guest OF friends
in the city has returned home.
%
Miss Coral B. Paxton Of Spokane,
Wash who has been visiting her
friends in the city has returned home
o.
Mrs. Herman and daughter of
Grandin, after pleasant visit with
friends in this city have returned
home.
Miss Teresa Fields has returned
from Detroit. Mimi, where she has
been engaged as principal of the city
schools. She will spend the summer
vacations at home in this city.
%
Miss Foster of Hendrum, Mimi, was
the guest Of Mrss Frank Marsh at her
home on Second avenue north from
Saturday until Tuesday. Miss Foster
will spend encampment week with Mrs.
p. G. Knowlton of Seventh avenue
south.
Miss Marguerite McConville, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. McConville,
returned Monday from a short stay in
Madison, Wis. Miss Ann Beschart of
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David deLendrecie spent Sunday as
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. o. ]. de-
Lendrecie at her lake home.
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making arrangements regarding place
and luncheon.
Mrs. M. Kraker Of Wahpeton. who
has been calling on her many friends
in this city, has gone home
%
Mrs. j. M. Bathrick and son, John,
will leave next Saturday for visit in
Iowa. During the week Mr.. and Mrs.
Bathrick entertained George H. Bath-
rick, whose home is in Battle Greek,
Mich.
David deLendrecie spent Sunday as
the guest Of his aunt Mrs. o. ]. de-
Lendrecie at her lake home.
%
Mrs. G. e. Davis, Tenth street north,
expects to leave the last of next week
for visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Regain in Boise City, Ida.
%
Mrs. Hughes, mother of Mrs. Kings
ford, who has been the guest OF Pro-
lessor and Mrs. Kingsford OF the Moor
head normal, left Sunday evening for
her home.
Miss Florence Leavey, Albion, Mich,
40 lhS SuSSL Vi p1F5 IL. w JOlnSOn Oh
the Colonial flats. She will remain for
the summer.
Among the teachers who will go
away after school closes are: Miss
Clare Hessian who will leave for her
home in LIE Sueur, Mimi; Miss Alice
Halland will go to Iowa, and Miss Myra
Vickery will leave shortly after the
close of school for Moro, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irish of Grand Forks
have come to Fargo to locate perma-
nently. They arrived the first Of the
week.
Mrs. Fred Ehrman, San Diego, Mrs.
Fred s. Young has postponed her re-
turn to Fargo.
Dainty in all appointments with pink
as the predominating color, was the
luncheon given Thursday afternoon at
the Gardner by a group of three women,
Mesdames Frank r. Scott, w. F. Sudre
and j. w. Campbell. Miss Cornelia
Lyon, a bride of next week and Miss
Wright, another June bride were honor
guests and places were laid for
twenty A long green basket filled
with pink and lavendar sweet peas CEN
tered the table. Radiating from the
center basket long ribbons Of smilax
were held in place at each end of the
table by smaller baskets containing
.
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Mrs. ]. M. Bathrick and son, John.
will leave next Saturday for a visit in
Iowa. During the week Mr. and Mrs.
Bathrick entertained George H. Baths
rick, whose home is in Battle Greek,
Mich.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11

Mrs. Hughes, mother of Mrs. Kings
ford, who has been the guest OF Pro-
lessor and Mrs. Kingsford OF the Moor
head normal left Sunday evening for
her home.
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is
height and small circumstances baits her matrimonial
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Owing to the illness of her mother
Mrs. Fred Ehrman, San Diego. Mrs,
Fred s. Young has postponed her re-
turn to Fargo.
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sweet peas. Place cards added a touch
of color at each cover.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11

Miss Florence Leavey, Albion Mich,
is the guest Of Mrs. L. r. Johnson of
the Colonial flats. She will remain for
the summer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11

Mr., and Mrs. Frank H. Tilden
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Alice Irene Tilden
to John George Taylor of Valley
City. The marriage will take place
Wednesday Of next week.
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Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Leonard will
have as their guests Mrs. Leonard's
sister, Mrs. Ruth p. Hoffman and her
daughters, Misses Ruth and Frances.
Mrs. Hoffman will arrive Monday or
Tuesday and make a stay of three
weeks.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. irish of Grand Forks
have come to Fargo to locate perma-
nently They arrived the first Of the
week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11

Mrs. Frank w. Chandler has left
for a visit to st. Paul and Chicago
and on her way home will stop for
few days at Minnetonka Lake, MINI.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11

making arrangements regarding place
and luncheon.
10
Mrs. M. Kraker of Wahpeton, who
has been calling on her many friends
in this city, has gone home.
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La Crosse, Wis, is the guest of her
cousin, Miss McConville.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11

Mrs. c. w. McCauley of McCauley-
VILE Mimi, who has been the guest
of friends in the city has returned
home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Laso of Car
rington, who have beeen the guests of
their many friends in the city, have
returned home.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11

Miss Irene FlewelI spent two daysof
this week at her home in Grandin. Miss
Flewell is a member of the high school
graduating class.
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Frappe was served during the evening
with elaborate refreshments later.
%
Mrs. e. Russell of Valley City has
been the guest of friends in this city
for day or two.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. John Halberstad of
Minneapolis, after a pleasant visit
with their Fargo friends, have left for
home.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11

Mrs. William Conand Of Mapleton,
who has been visiting her sisters.
Misses Rovena and Carrie Peterson
base returned home.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11

Mrs. Maurice Kaufman entertained
at bridge Wednesday afternoon at her
residence on Eighth street north for
Mrs. Fred Orschal, who Is the guest
of Mrs. G. Kaufman. There were TWEEN
ty-four guests present and luncheon
preceded bridge,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11

Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Olson, Eighth
avenue north, are rejoicing In the ar
rival Of baby girl, born Tuesday of
this week
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-03

,Mmerifan Suomettaren" 7:sId
numerusia, 8ebribsen ieurafunnan
pDptdfiriasla oil nj. m. min fuuIu'
ma ppfdld: u8iriuri lufi postori
Nifanoerilta Iaapuneen f%irieen. JOS.
ia fieaettiin muofranmasta firffoa
pastori Seibemanniae."
SancocfisIa on 9lifanberin iouts
TO fdDttdnpt pitfdn aifaa aiipan
mapaasii leostabiolaisten - Ills
Seibemannin ioufon = firffoa, io'
ten tuo Nifanoerin fielto ndpttdd =
ainafin iinuniIista - fonin fums
malta. Ndpttdd iiItd FUN Mtestarims
me ppetus: r2aiffi mitd tie ~tahtoiIitte
ibmisten teiue tefemdn, ie iebfddt
mpDs beiae," olili idanpt unbolaan
tieltoa tehoesid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-03
&irjoitetum Sumalam ia
nait luoima.
2iri. 8. Tiemi.
(Sotfoo ebeaeen.)

9ebber9in fertomutIia omista to
femufIistaon, nSreorif 6aobris
Sebber9, eli Gmonfelinen life Quo
mesia" iinu Is: r&ut nina muo
ben 1926 alusia patoitettuna oman
tunnon lelpottomuubesia, ia pei.
mosta Sumalan tuomion ebesid
aloin oDferosti nilieud SumaIan Ia
noa, iofo enemmin ia enemmin mieI
Iptii minua IaIotuIa pirmoituspoi
maaonIa, iatuin mind lufemaan Ser
ramme Seeiutien 8ristutien fdrIimi
Iestd ia fuolemasta. Stun Iiin6 mpDs
eIitettiin, ettd tuo foitfi oil tapabhi.
nut TOTO mailman ipntein Iomin-
motif Iefd, ettd iofainen, iofa usfoiIi
tunbon euoueeieen ia plDsnousIee.
ieen Wopabtoioun, mpbs tooeua
IaiIi Observation-Disclosures, eIdmGn
ia ouiuuben bdnen nimenid fauita,
min maloiii ppbd Senti minua I'd.
m6n eipanfeIiumin ianon fautta, ettd
mindfin faiIin ipbdmmestd mas
taan ottan ia %itIeleni omistaa tds
mdn pIDnpaIttileu, armon. Suo Tau.
man %maipannut . murbe, ia oman
tupnon IemottomuuS ia peIfo oil.
mat npt ferrasIoan fobonneet ia
muuttuneet i%Ioiiefii ia eIdfpatF mar,
muubetii Iiitd, ettd minuntin jpntini
olitpat foittitppni minuue anteef5i
annemt 2ristufien tdbben, ia eta
mind MT olin bdnen fauttanIa eSus
moIon omo, rafas, %ormobbettu lap.
Il ia bdnen Observation-Disclosures
perininen."
3ouoin ftuiousten ia mddrdn
opin fautta oil bdn (pebbers)' iou.
tunut toaS nuoestoan epduston II.
loon, mutto taos Ieuraopoua to-
ipoua tpmmenen muooen pdasid
oientunut. 3oaS ban life Ter.
too:
Silpu rs: nWiimein IDpIin Triton
ponbon unboitetun Fir.
ionfa oil Fri ynthcr'n ibono
,pantclumipoSlsaa, lota e.;li.n tos
en- oIIut ndbnpt. 4utberin mimi
.oiegdiii n,inut iita ,nfemaon, ia fob,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-03

- llIeito muoIia tafaperin mat
fuSti erddn inoiaaniiumun fristittp
pddqift1 nieraiuoffenia fristittpien
fpeIiienid Iuona iodn iuurisia fou.
pnnseisia. !6dn Ell tpoinut pna III.
metteIemdtd ndboeefddn ia fuules'
iaan palion uutto ia ibanaa, iota Ell
ennen moinut ooiuietaatoan. paIai.
%tuania fotiIeuouiueeu fpIpindt bds
men omoifenia. Mia bdnestd oil
ndpttdnpt foittein ibmeeniIemmdltd.
9dn IeiIoi fauman oi%otutfisIoon ia
niimein %ionoi: ,SiGoin fun mind
ieiioin inurisio tirfoisfn, fuuIin ur.
fuien mobtawon ddnen ia ndin foit
tien poIfoiboisien nouieipon ia la
nopon: y6erro on ppbdSid iemppe'
lislanId, woilcItoon 6dnen eoes.
Iddn fofo moaiImo!" - Siuoin mi.
nun tdptpi oioteua: ndiad ibmiiiad
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mppoen ia pelttouoen uneen Min ct.
teiipdt luulefaan bella mitddn tebta'
m6d oIefpon tddud Serron Iototantes
reeaa; eipdtfd tuule SeeIuetotaau
torpitiefpanIa. SelaiIisto Ionoo Ser.
ro, ettd Sdn rupedo iinua otIenta'
.maon Sdnen IuuStonIa uIoS (Slm-
3:16.)
Mutta, etti !Serro plldIanotun tols
toiIiofm ipield neunoo luibeliGiipOs
tenId buomaomaan ia Sdnelta moI'
fiat maotteet Iooman oIostomuuoen
peitteefIi min ottafaamme foitin ptii'
mieliiesti Sanen futiustaon maarin
ia tebfddmme porannus, futen Sdn
ppptden teboittaa, eitei SGn tulili ia
IpDflili fpnttiIdialfaa pois iiialtaam
futen !Sdn toiIesia paifasia ubfaa,
elet tee %porannusta ia tee niitd en-
Iimmdifid ratfauben iDitd.
Naffaat IieIut! ppfdbtpfadmme
betfefli miettimddn Iiid iumrta pdi'
mdG iofa tulesia ilmaantuu ia elds
md6mme bouoan iuoua puolen.-
Wtiad poimmefaan IeiIoa tuomioiss-
tuimen ebesia JOS tdaad olemme See
iutien ia ratfautenia %faiIoneet pIDn.
Se fpud mafIaa maiman ppIdbtpd
a%iattelemaan ia ubruta eldmdnldftn,
futen Safeus ubraIi puolen tapas
rasiaon maimaiIiue, iiitd ilosta FUN
Iai iietdd, ettd IpntinId pluoi a~nieefii
onnetut. nbraifoamme .mefin ros'
pomme phteistoimintoon ionfa tar'
toitus on lieluia (mailpaiIia) etIia'
ia Ionan fautta &ristutien tptD iob'-
oattaa. 2epittdfddmme ygluitaiaa"'
iofa fotiin! &aiffi fen nptpiiet lutis
iot, banffifaapa ebes ptii uuii tilaus
Nuttoiaue ia mafiafaa omannefin.
&c fpud, pielG iorrettunafin, on lufee
miIen arpoinen ia plempdnd muita
ianomaIebtid, iiud ie tuopi u%utiiiar
Gristuti esto ia ternebtdd meta Sd:
men raffauoellaan idienten fautta.
Sernebbps fuitiae tSerran omiae!
2irtfofunsan jobtobenfilDiae Paas
palin terwebbps Slip. 1:27-2Ss.
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GnanfeliIia faIentereita on pie

= GmanfeliIia faIentereita on nie.
Id idleud, ioita moiooan tilato tai.
man leboen toimisto' ia tai past. q.
WuoreIta 262 g8ilion It. port 9lr'
THUR, Ont. Canada. @fiamiebiqe ppps
oetddn buomauttaa, JOS Geld on mie.
Id falentereita mppmdttd ettd abfe.
roitfinot niitd mppod piifin nuotta.
Gtenfin popit moi niitd mppbd Iiten
fotona ia matfoiaa. Samala febois
tetaan niitd iotfa eindt mield ole Ii.
Iittdneet folentereita len iefemddn
mud olemola oIoiteeua past. q.
WuoreIIe port. Mrtburiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-03

On ioSfus ndbtp Ianomaleboiss
ia paIiostufIia fuinfa iotu funnians
bimoinen ntirioiliio" on iulaisiut
lanomaleboisid toiIen bentil6n Fir
ioitufIia ominaan. nimeuddn maruss
tettuno. sc on iepemmin Sonoen mas
rastamista ia pabefiuttapaa, mutta
mield enemmin on iitd Ie FUN iofu
iulfaiiee toiIen benfilDn firioittaman
fofonaHen firioien ia mpp nittd o.
nina tuotteinaan. Suouailen tpDn
mafuuttaa erds SuomeSIa tpimipa
emanteiiumin loornaoia 6. W. ".
tddad bpmin ~tunneiun Wm. Wiui'
amionin nptpiTin tebneen. Wtainitti'
I%aornoaia tirioittaa, ettd W:n on pai'
nottanut bdnen Gaornaaia2 E. 70. pan
firioittaman ~tiriaien: vGnanfeliumin
opin puolustus" pmoud nimeudGn
marustettuna, liiben firioittaialta hu'
paa fpipmdttd ia mpp niitd tadud'
&irioien oifea tirioittaia ilmoittoa
ettd ban on fpad rifotIen antann
onteefli, mutta han oliii ientddr
maatimasIa W:lta pdbdn bppitps
I'd. = 81 alma f~einoia malita MILD
toitetoan funnioa %Iaomuttao.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-03

ia, oletaan hifemaan main ia lefpi'
tetddn firiaQiiuutta."
Gnnenfuin mitGdn t6bdn DoSlaan
min pppodn fpIp6: onto fosfoan
ndbtp, eitd bentilD, iofa ytoamatnn
moimoa puoIustaa ia mdittdd tpie'
la, ettd ban on Haamottua, eli Iii'
ben perustuWia firioia mfemaQa ia
t%nttinlolla tuuut usfon fdIiitdmdGn,
oltit tuitenfoon balmetIinut ddnelis'
ia l%aarnda ia rpdittdnpt pappeia tar'
peettoinitIi2 Gn usfo leaaiIia lDp'
tpipdn. Vie nouttipot lpodmen rie'
mula Tauan IiIaiDetG Iuarnattiinpa
tttd tabi luettiin. Wiutta Ie on nGbtp,
on mDosfin belppo tooistaa, ettG
ne, iotta Sumalon Ianaue riilelemdi
lilad noimaa ibmiien ddnestd, o.
mistamat fddntpmiIenId ia usfoon
tulemiienfo, iontun perIoonan anii'
OH eli tpDfIi, ettd be bppin mdbGr
tuttimat SumaIan Ianaa. &umpi or
ipaarau Iempaa?! -
On mpDsfin Ianottu, ettd tdaoi
men opetus balpentaa papit pbd e
nempt mailman Iilmisid. - Slfpor
min, mutta miettifddpd fumpi OF
paaraliIempaa, balmentaa Suma'
Ian ianan armoa eli ibmiien or
noo?! -
Gn oliIi tdstd ndin pitfdltd Fir
ioittanut muuten, naan fun tieoGn
/, eta mainitiemani ~firioitus on ollu
monelletin Ell main minuIe tomatl
louffanfIetli, fuien epdilemattd Of
ieaaiiet ptIipuoliiet iaornottin,. iotel
en- noinut pua tuomatta iulfi oio
tufiani tdstd.
! &opetan ndiud Serran Ia%npila:
pIutuas on Ie, iofa lafee, ia n
: iotta fuulemat pro etion lanai ia p
tdndt ne fuin lima fieioitettu or
, fud aifa on ldsnd." Sim. 1: 3.
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u$konkappaIeita.
oppima$$a.
$. g.. g..
III.
(Sotfoa ebeaiIeen.

Gipd Ie festd febua. 81 tuotoa
meiodn oinataan ole tulut eeriae
tptii.
&puG nina oIen ainaein fess
Nnnpt, lpaiffa ie on ~tapabtunut Ias
taiIesti, puolustdutui Sulanno.
SIetfos Iaonut? tofaii Sabmo.
&c annetaan Iitte fun Serrau.
alta i%outuu.
Wutta romaStipa fuuluu iano"
man, ettd armo on 10 iofoifeue an.
nettu, ia ioeainen on autuas.
81 iuinfaan lie Min Iano, mdit'-
ii maimo.
= Niin bdn %Ianoo. Sa funIibanL
len iiitd fun ianoi meiodu poifams
me pIeman Sumolan lapIen.
= Wtutta onfos popeiSiafin mdds
rdoppiTio! SbmetteIi Suianna.
Gn nina meme Iitd pddttde
mddn, mutta berdnneet Min Ionois
mat. Slid ie minustaeaan oifeolto
opilto tunnu fun faitfia ibmiIid aus-
febutaan. Waitfa ei niio bee
rdnneetfddn taioa oifeasIu ola. See
bumat, ettd be eiipdt Tee lpntid ia
fuitenfin feriddndt armoa. Witds
armoaa tefee JOS Ell .ipntid ole. So
Ie Iiind on fummauiIinta FUN iitd ara
eitpdt Iaa, maitfa muoiifpm.
menid iitd lotfoomaito ppptdmdt.
Sumalan antaipan. Wtes
ne MT iitte ia pddtd fufa niistd on
oiteasIa.
- 2pud berdnneet otpat oiteosia.
So fpud he iofainen armon laapat
ennen fuolemaonia, buomautti pais
mo fiiben.
So iitte tanainen iuurioppinen
romosti, iofa IN eiinoDaIta nritaIits
Fin" %laanut, on mielestdfi tpddrdsid,-
nauroi Eobmo.
go epdiIetbdn iitd itiefin pdd'
fimobti SuIanno.
Wlind epdilen, mutto Ell meme
pd6ttdm66n. Sdnd p6indnd hdn
tpad firfoSia erebtpi, mutta ereb'
opeIid iulee b%pmiuefin. Gpudbdn
towoSii minuSto wddrdoppiIelto
mutto ioiioo mua Ipnti, Jos
en- menee pddttdm6dn.
SdSid Ietoo moIan. 9irfosIo
loooo neuluoa ia me tuIemme
bulummifIi, pdipiiteIi pois
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- &iriapainomme nelan mafl II
pritptfen onnistumilesta antaa NEIL
lie Iobbuttamia tietoia tdad miifouc
Iaapuneet tirieet oIiaon inpostuneilto
benfilDiltd. 4.
Neiti Sba HantaIu, SlepelanoisiaI
Ohio, on olfamnt ferdptIen ia aifor
Iitd pbd %iattaa, lutpaten tebod pno'
Iestaan parbaania aIiamme onnisiu'
miIefIi.
Neiti Soa 9ilus, Serratpiae, 9. .,
firioittoa nellie Ieuraaipaa:
rpppbdn, ettd l%dbettdiIitte vautta'
iao" milf muotta Suomeen oioitteel
la SoIia Silus, 9imanfo ia maflnn
Iaatte ottaa iiitd firiopainon ostoa
marten lainaamaStani rabasta $50.
90 ia lopun labioitan firiapainora'
bastoon."
Gdue ialomieliIeae lahioittaioue
pppodmme eritDilestt lani ua lpods
meIliIet fiitotiet!
Ban 8usfirfisid, Wis. on mrs.
gnno Niemi lunannut totmia ferdd
idnd. - Ban 9usfirfin Ieurafunta
fuuluu Sronpoobin ieurafuntaan.
9ilitpfiestd ndboddn, ettd tirffo'
funtamme entinen eIimies firffober-
ra 10. u. OlanbelDf ON muistanut
Suomesta oSti meta tdSId pritptIes'
a..
Npt noimme iiis mertitd, ettd Fir.
iapainomme nelan mofiua, ennen
emf firfouistofoustamme, on luz
mattm fonnatioa ieuraoptsta pai'
foiSta: ~
Sronpooo, Wticb.
gtoroen, 9. ..
9rocfet, ". 8.
Nurmiidrpi, Wtinn.
Sron Belt, Wis.
Wiorquetts, Wiicb.
Watefielo, Wlicb.
Sleiuelano, Ohio.
Ban 9ustirt, YDiS.
Toimomme, ettd emf numerosio
iotfua. t6td luetteIoo.
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= GId barmittele Ieaaiiesta alias.
ia iota ct moi foriata.

= Muttoian miime niifon nmmes
room oil pddsfpt puiabtamaan mons
ia observation-disclosures. 8%orebtuuri'
painomme on olIut fpdbdn epdfuns
nosIa ettei ole moitu Iaaba fplin
ieImid forebtuureia ioten faiftia Fir
iainpirbeitd Ell ole forebtuuria LUTTE
esia noitu buomata.
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= !SeImifuun alusta fatfaIimme
$40 v9luttoian" tilousta FUN ~tiIaoiat
eipdt oueet mationeet tilaustaon
eteenpdin, mutta MT omat 10 mel
feen foitfi nuo t~iIaoiat m~afIaneet
tiIausmeIfania ia tilonneet arttoion
mield eteenfin pdin. &c tobistoa
yNuttaiaaa" pIenon ,parmon Fam.
noitaiaioufon.
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Wafiiuomot noutittuno moi

Wdfiiuomat nautitttna poi'
mat maituttaa paIio. Yubumotta'
faan Iiitd, eta ne moiipat beitosta
miebeetd tebbd rpoimatfaan," fDp'
bdstd rritfoon" ia tpbmdstdtin
vmiiIaau," moiwot M mield repid
talon tauip faton ia paifata iidn.
nGn boujut.
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