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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-11-01
WOULD CHANGE SYSTEM
Mr.. George T. Melvin Wants
County To Take Over The
State Road Contracts
For Building
SO TELLS COMMISSIONERS
Claims That Better Roads And Cheaper
And More Lasting Construction
Would Result From Change

A plan for fastening the county
and state roads improvement, and
from his view Of the matter reducing
the cost and saving money to both
county and state was advocated by
Mr.. George 7. Melvin. of this city,
in a communication today addressed to
the Anne Arundel County Commits
sioners.
Mr.. Melvin's suggestion in brief
is that the county take the contracts
from the state road commission for
building the roads within its borders.
He roughly estimates that the initial
cost for necessary equipment, includ
ing mule teams, harness, rollers.
sprinkling wagon, dump wagons and
spreaders will be $1,000. This
amount, he urges, would be saved in
the end through the better building
of roads, and through the elimina-
tion of the percentage of profit
which private contractors include
in all of their bids.
Speaking of the present situation
with regard to the state road sys-
TEN, Mr.. Melvin says:
The work has been begun by let
ting sections of few miles in wide
ly different counties to outside con-
tractors. Some of these have COM
pleted, or are now constructing ac-
ceptable roads at the contract price.
In other cases difficulties have been
experienced, and some Of the worse
evils of the competitive contract sys-
TEN are being experienced, notably
in Allegany and the lower counties.
1t is apparent to business men that
the cost Of any given mile of stone
road is governed by the charges for
stone delivered on the work. the
price Of labor in putting il down,
the extent of grading and masonary
work over streams. The experts Of
the State Roads Commission know,
OF should krow, within a narrow
margin. the exact expenditure nee
essary in every road contract. The
Commission. therefore, is aware Of
what to expect from an under-bid-
der. and is. upon principles Of the
public welfare. debarred from ac-
cepting a bid unreasonably above the
estimates Of its engineers.
This proposition is really a very
simple one. IL means the employ
ment on State road-building of the
County Engineer and his equipment.
The Commission engineers furnish
the specifications and direct, in
every detail, how the work is to be
done. The cost is at least approxi-
mated by them. A contractor would
figure the actual expenditures for
material and labor, and add a per-
centage for profit. let the Com
mission agree to pay the county
the cost of the work, and a fixed
sum in addition for the use of the
equipment. An active, capable
county engineer, of executive ability
and ability and with his heart in
his work, should produce superior re-
suits in construction to those of the
average contractor, and both the
Saate and the county rely upon them.
With both the State and the county
intent only upon getting the best
possible construction for the money
expended, the road would certainly
be more satisfactory and the main
tenance cost in the future would be
cut down."
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-11-01
TWO CLEVER CHILDREN
May And Mack Win Applause Fool The
Audience

The vaudeville at the Colonial last
night and first half of this week is
surprisingly geod. Two little ones
offer songs and dancing that has
doubtfully been duplicated here.
They won hearty applause, especial
ly at the end of the act when the au
dience find surprise. We won't
say what it is. Go and see and you
will understand.
One of the pictures last night wa.
the DR.. Crippen case in England,
which gave good illus tration of the
otfense. 1t was a good show. The
theatre was we'll heated and the large
aud ence were well repaid for com
ing out.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-11-01
HALLOW E'EN SOCIAL
"Buzzers' Hive" Helps To Make Things
Lively At EastpOrt

A delightful social was given at
the home of Miss Marie Seebohm to
the members of the "Buzzers' Hive"
last night.
The decorations were typically ap-
propriate of the occason-Jack O. Ian
terms, hats, owls, cats and witches
loomed up everywhere in the semi
darkness, making the whole scene
extremely ghostly and gruesome.
All Halloween tricks were tried,
some new and unique that were
very entertaining.
At late hour refreshments were
served and at midnight a dumb
Supper" was eaten. Everyone en-
joyed the evening immensely.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-11-01
Gone To Hospital

Mrs. Daniel R. Randall, wife of the
Postmaster, left today for Baltimore,
where she will be a patient for the
next few weeks at hospital in that
city.
Mrs. Randall will be operated upon
for appendicitis. 1t is hoped by her
many relatives and friends here and
elsewhere that she may make a speedy
recovery.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-11-01
All Saints DAY

Today IS All Saints Day. 1t is the
festival at which the church honors
all the saints not otherwise commem-
GRATED.
The festival was instituted in 610,
when the Pantheon at Rome was con-
secrated as a Christian church To.
morrow will be All Souls Day,
which is in the calendar of the
church of Rome and not the English.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-11-01
On The Sick List

Miss Violet Martin, daughter of
Mr.. j. B. Martin is quite sick at
the rsidence of her aunt, Mrs. John
Woelfel, in Baltimore. It is feared
Miss Martin has typhoid fever.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-11-01
Rummage Sale

The annual rummage sale will be
held on Wednesday. November 2 in the
lower room of the Mission Chanel on
Prince George street at 8 O'Clock.
All rummage may be sent to Mrs.
Henry. Prince George street: Mrs.
Westbrook, Conduit street; Miss Nun
FORD; Prince George street, or to Miss
A0ele randall, or rummage will be
called for if these ladies are notified.
adv. lt.19.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-11-01
Az Home THURSDAYS

According to her usual custom.
Mrs. Arthur Newton Brown viii be
at home on Thursdays at her resi-
dence, No. Al State Circle, as sual
until Lent.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-11-01
CEMETERY CEREMONIAL
Services This AiIcrnoou 10 81 War,'s
cdy OF The Dead

At $50 o'clock this afternoon there
will be memorial services In St
Mary's Cemetery in remembrance of
the dead
The service will be under the de
rectIon OF the Rector Of ST. Mary's.
Rev. Francis +. Klauder. assisted by
the Fathers and the Brothers Of the
Redemptorist Order here. The school
children Of the parish will be pres
ent, as well as the members Of the
parish.
The services will consist of the
recitation of the Rosary, hymns and
blessing the graves.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-11-01
Hospital Board Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of
the Board Of Managers Of the Emer-
gency Hospital will be held on
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock.
These meetings are held the first
Thursday in each month
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-11-01
NOTICE

All members of the Annapolis
Base Ball Association. are requested
to meet at their new Climb Rooms,
Thursday, Nov. 3rd, at 7.3o p.
m, No. IS Maryland Avenue.
nj 81 II. NANDALI. Mgr.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-11-01
Notice To Shipping.

Spa Creek Bridge will not
be open to navigation from
6 P. NJ, November 4th, until
repairs are completed. VIII
probably be closed one week
or more.
By order of
I'll" County Commissioners.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-11-01

Resigned as Assistant 10 Rector of st
Anne'S Church.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-11-01
Stag,

Hotel Maryland-Raw Box open
in Safe. cls.tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-11-01
STOLEN.

SIS REWARD for information leading
to the arrest and conviction Of the per-
son or persons who stole my chickens
from hennery on my place.
f. L. COMBS,
3t-o29. Near Camp Parole.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-11-01

The watch was found by two candi-
dates
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-11-01
Attention Democrats 1!
GRAND RALLY
Of the Democracy of
Anne Arundel County.

There will be a Democratic Mass
Meeting at the COURT HOUSE in the
City of Annapolis, on
TUESDAY, November 1st,
At > O'clock r. NJ.
The meeting will be addressed by The
Hon. ]. Enos Ray, Jr., our Candidate
for Congress, Hon. Austin l.. Crothers,
Governor of Maryland, Hon. Isaac Lobe
Straus, Phillip D. David, Esq.
Come One! Come All Ladies are
invited to attend. Music will be fur
nished by the Naval Academy Band.
By order Democratic State Central
Committee,
OPS GEO. WELLS, Chairman.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-11-01

| 0ST-LADYS' GOLD WATCH WITH
- silver chain. Reward al Capital Office
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-11-01
Quick Returns

Before The Capital was on the street
half hour last evening, the lady's
gold watch advertised as follows was
returned through the advertisement:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21

- r&uinfa on mabboqista, ettd
Ieuainen pappi, iofa on polio laas
nut fouIuopetusta, opettaiii mddrin
emanfeIiumia?" - Seon fp'pmps,
iofa nIein tebbddn tdnd aifana. -
WastapainofIi tdae fpipmpfIeue
moibaan tebbd fpipmps: fuinfa oil
mobbouista, eta firianoppineet, pos
pit 10 poppein pddmiebet eipdt tun'
teneet SeeIusta 3ristusta, moan iaots
toirpot Sdnet Acknowledgement? -
auinta on mabboaista, ettd iumas
luusopin ,obtorit uleisia Guropan
pIiopistoisia epdilendt 10 2ristuf.
fen iumaluutta; ettd faffi, pbtd pal'.
Jon fouluopetusta iaanutta pappia,
moipat lentddn ola iprfdsti toifiS'
taan eridnGud fannalla tdrfeim.
mdsid usfontofpipmptiesid, mans
bursfauttamisopisia - Npfpaifa'
ma pubutaan uiein bpwin balneffi'
masti Sumolan antamasta ppbdn
Sensen opetutI esta, ia fuitentin on
aiia min, ettd Jos Ell pappt ole Iaa'
nut q. Sensen ppetusta, min bdnen
opintantania on r%istiriioasia Sumos
Ian antomien opetufiien fans ia. Sos
CT papiaa ole g. Sensen ipnnpttds
n,GG nafaumusta Iiitd mifd on ole
Tea iumaluusoppi, min ban on opiss
iaan boriupa, bdnen i~umaluuspps
pima mufautuu ibmisaatteioen mus
faan.
&irffofuntaamme on ipptettp ia
pbd ipptetddn, etta nie pitdd pappien
ulfonaista fouluIimistpstd tpobins
9%ouiiena". 2uitenfaan emme min
tee. Wtutta meibdn periaatteemme on
ettd emme usfo b~en9eaistd opetus'
ia beneeuistd eldmdd tuntemotto'
mile papeiue, lpaiftapa be oliiipot
fuinfa forteon fpuIuopin omaa.
mia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21

Nimimerffi y, firioittaisiaan
pdimdIebteen firffofuntamme ia g.
Spnoobin pbtpmisaiiasta, ianoo
oleman pappeia,
iotfa omat usfonto.opisIa f~uuluiian
Suomen epanfeliumin iaarnaaian
Sebbers'in fannaua. . tefee tuon
leIitptIen iiind muobosia fuin ban
tabtoiIi tuoua ielitpfieaddn o%iettaa
marioa firffofuntamme pappein pli
fen tdbben, ettd be, paitii pbtd (l
omat bebbersildiIid.
Sebbersin mimi on muntamile
Iuomalaifae fristitpiaefin tuuut
ifadnfuin pelidtfeefii, etteipat ebes
usfaua lufeotaan bdnen firioioan
Fun n. t. fDrttildisbenfiIe Iaarnaa'
iat pmat Sebbersin rfaubeafii piut'
ben9etIi" tonialIe leimanneet. &uiten'
foan emme tiebd fuinfa paIio Seb'
berg oliii eronnut 2utberista man'
Observation-Disclosures &%umpitin o.
pettatpat, eta Iiuoin, fun loboute'
taan Ipnneiltd rasfoutettua iielua,
on lafi (foiffi maatimufiet) erotet'
tama min fauafIi FUN taimas on
maaSta.
Minddn erebtpmdttDmdnd emme
iuinfaan piod Sebber9id, enempdd
fuin 2utberiafaan. mutta Ell Qebber'
gin mimi mifiifddn mDrDfii a%inafaan
iomeau.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21

ieni!2" So eifb beiad ouut iIonTpp'
I'd Iiaoinfin Fun Seeius ialfeen pl1s'
nouiemiienia ilmestpi belle Juliet.
tiun buoneeieen ia ianoi: Nauba ol'
foon teiae!?"
9ppd lufiia! NdmG ibanat, lob'
buttamat ebead ferrohut ianat tab
too Seeius ianoa ~linuaefin, fiaa
rndmd on (raamattuun) firioitetta,
ett6 te usfoiiitte, ettd Seeius &ristus
on Sumalan poifa, ia ettd tie iaiiitte
eldmdn, 9dnen nimenid pdaue u.s.
fomiIen fautta."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21

pdisiDfDDn fiaoin alma rauha fun
on fpipmpfIesfd Sumalan epante.
liumin pubtaus ia 9anen funnion.
ia. &c olfoon tunnusIanamme eoeIs
leenfin.
Sta &anfanS piston aifana a.
JOHNNIE rlaipamme fariIe" futen Z.
q. ianoo, oioiitaa taas ibmeeaista
Sumalan iobtoa ia iuurta ratfau.
ben oioitastaan meitd fobtaan. -
Wtind fuitenfin fatieIen fen aifuiiia
firfoqiIia toimiamme FIND palosIa,
eta minusta ndpttdd FUN firtfo,
funtamme diff fiuoin betfetii unboit'
tanut Sumalan ia pannut luottamufs
lenfa ibmiiiin. Siaoin erebtpimme
min POLIO, ettd pioimme tp6mme
tarfoitufl emo fonta iouffoa itieuems
me eifd RristufIele, ia min pboiss
tpimme Iiian ldbeiIeen pstdpppteen
mailman fansia. = W{utta fariqe
meibdt iobtamalIa Sumala berdtti
meibdt, ia fen iiiaan, eta oliiimme
i%aaneet rpuobon luipaamme", futen
:. g.. %ianoo. ioin,me oppia ldfipn,
iofa ebtd pitfdn aifaa muistuttaa
meta, ettd v&ristusta 8elialia on
turbaa toittaa iomittaa pbteen", ne
eindt fuitenfaan pbteen Iofpi. - 81
oIiii bditafIi jos S.sSDnoobifin ot'
toiIi fofemufI femme buomioonIa ipa
roittaipafIi eIimerfitIi. - !Supmaiin
niime niifon gm. SupmettareS1a
fuinfa fatIi minulle tunnettua fopas
Fan pitdidd oil nimitettD Suomi'
Opiston pstiipien ioutfoon, beiodn
perirabanIa fannottamaan forfein
ia fristiaistd oppiIaitostamme. - sc
iitd.
Winun oiatufIen on iiis fpieesTdi
oleman betpmisaiian Iubteen Ie, ettd
npt nield on tusfin toipoafaan pbs
tpmiiestd. Sa usfon fen tapabtupan
pasta Iitte, Fun fumpaienfin firffos
%funnan papisto tulee fdfittdmddn
8ristutien emanfeliumin pbbesid,
nalpsia, iouoin be tunnustamat pIes
mania meliid 2ristufien armosi a -
iouoin firffofuntain iuurin fpipmps.
OIL: miten moittaa Iieluia 8ristufe
Ieue.
90. 81. 49,.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21

- pastori 80. Str5m ilmoittaa
&merifan Suomettaresia, eta ban
on pddttdnpt erota 8anfauisfirfos'
ia ia mennd SuomisS piStoon mal'
mistuafIeen field S.'Spnoooin pa'
piffi. - Spptii eroonia firffofun'
nostamme ilmoittaa past. StrDm
len, ettd me emme moi antaa bdnel'
lie, enempda FUN muiaefaan papeil'
lemme, lielunboitoon tarmittapaa
fouIuopetnsta. Sanoo mueenia to-
bdn mafaumufIee Iufemiien ia fo'
femufIienia fautta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21
Mr. sc. Str1mmim erpit.
ioboosta 6. firffps
fmmnastd.

2uin Imerifan Suomettaren niis.
meiiestd numerosta 81. Str5Arfts.-
IelostutIeSta ipistd eroonIa firffo--
funnastamme. Mutta JOS toIiaIiain
peruSteela tarfasteIemme noita Ipis
til, min buomaamme ne t~efoistufIi.
paiQa periaatetta. WafaumuSta W.
StrDmiud Ell ole foSfaan ouuttaant
usfontoDn ndbben, Ell ppiSia eifa
eldmdsIdfddn. Gimme fits oQenfaan.
ole iuruuiIia w. Str5min Groom iou.
foStamme, naan enemmGn i%loiiia..
Rirffofuntamme eli ouenfaan faipaa.
bdnen faltaiiiaan ul~tofuuahtita. Mis
I'd on aiateltama miebesids iofa em'
lin on ouiit peIastmsarmeiiasIa, iits.
ten 9. sSpnoobisIa, iitte 3onIauis-
firtfofunnasia ia toaS pprfii tafai..
fin S.'S. firtfofuntaan aIfaafIeen,
iaman fiertofulfunia. Snfu fufaan,
firffofuntamme miebistd enemmGn-
idttinpt GO firffofuntaa fuin iuuri
StrDm? iobon ban MT tooS imartes
Iemaaa tobtori Nifanberia ia TOTO
firtfofuntao, tdten ip5ben omat pu.
runia, pprfii. Onto mics olenfaan
ajateaut mitd on pubunut ia firioi'
teuut? = So mitd on oIut tdbdn,
mariinaiiena ippnd? - SOFA tuntee
Idbemmin W. Strommid tietdG, eta
ban Ell ole muu fuin itarri fen Ianan
tdpbesid merfitptiesid pubeisi aon ia
fdnt6tIisiddn; iofa on alma baIun.
nut pDpbfeiud iIman moStaamia
ebeQptptIid oifeana mirfamaItaiIena
poppina foitfine mobbouiine ia
maboottomine titteIineen; firiailiiona
ioutomine firioitufIineen ia fuipineen
perioonostoon ia toto Iunustaan,
iofa on maifuttonut miItei otieita.
pasti oiotteIemoan lutiaon. Wlutta
fatten tdmdn ola OH ban Sitdnpt
itieddn iuurimpono ioufoStaan. Sos
iofu IN reheuiiesti omantuntonia
mufoan ustaltanut IouIua totuuben
m~ufaiIen ormostelunIo bdnestd, min ,
on iaonut fuullo armonla. = 5db
%loiiela fdpt1tieud menetti VI. StrDm
taifen funnioitufIen ieurofuntoloiS'
tenlo puolelta. Gindt fonnattaneet'
poppina bdnen foltoistoan, iofa'
enemmdn ioornoa itiestddn fuin
8ristutTesto. perioononio ipoi'
futti Ills tpmpdiIewdsti io%nonfuult'
oibin.
9eipa Ioppui, aopbppS piltieti e.
FIN iofa nurtosto. Suottomus io'
moin, touppoIiittciIiin y. m. ndbben..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21

- 2utberi I%anoo, ettd oifea iaar'
naaia eli moi apata iuutaan iulis'
tamatta Ipnteinanteef Iiantamusta. =
3uitenfin meibdn pdipindmme on
palio 2utberin nimeud retIastania
pappeia, iotfa eipdt iuIista ipntein
anteefIiantammsta toto pitfien Iaar
noien1a aifana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21

Sos fristitipd pariotaan iano'
moIeboesId, min eli litd maoilmo pi.
bd pabona. Wlutta jos friStittp por'
iautIiin iotain mastaon, Min fpud
Ie olotaon pitdd pobona.
CANON Ell pIeenid tadad moasib
pibetd pabana fitd Jos firffofut
famine mastaan tebbddn bpDffds
pfIia IanomoIebbisid, mutta JOS me
Ianomme iotoin itiepuoIustufIefii,
min fpad iiaoin IDptpp niitd, iotfa
iiitd oioapat pobostua. = &c oioa
uiein oiaiteIemaan: onto oifeen eli
pGdrin naStota meitd maStaan teb.
tpibin bpDtfdptfiin. So fpipmpfiene
l6pbdmme ipostoufien Seeiufien eId'
mdstd. Sdn toiin %fiunofi finoin fuin
Saatd firottiin. Sa Sdn omiIeen
opeitao, ettd beibdn tuIee tebbG ia.
moin. Wutta alma fiaoin fuin iuutas
tetiipat mddrid Ippt6tTid 9ds
nestd, FIND muooosia, ettd ne foe'
fimot SumoIan %funniao, 9dnen opes
ia ibmetoistddn. min Sdn
ipastoIi, ia uIein anfariao, iuoriaa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21

ianoina. 2atfofaammepa efimerfifii
fuinfa iattumasti mastaa Seeius
iuutalaiIiue itiebursfaiae FUN be ippts
tindt, ettd 9dn tefee ibmeitd pa.
banbensen woimaaa. !9dn antaa
tlon i~pptDfien tafaiTin fariieufiiae ia
Iitte pitdd BELLE anfaran iaarnan. =
S,eeius eli mastannut fariieufiia ia
I%atufeutTia foStonben9esid, mutta
iumalaaista totuutta puolustaiss
Iaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21

.Suutaman atani". niminen feids
iuIfaiIumme ilmeStpp toufofuun los
puIa. SoimeIioita aiiamiebid balus
iaan mppmddn iuIfaiiua. 2atiofaa
iImoitusta toiiesta paifasta tdsid
lebbesId.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21

- Stiebursfoot lain ala olenot
tefoppbdt foubistumot fuuuesIaon
benfilDn, iofa on pddsIpt fdfittd'
mGGn emanfeliumtn popauoen, l.
loitienan Iiitd, ettd ban on iadnut
SeeIufien foutta ipntinid onteefIi.
Se tuomiiiemot ieIaiien lion plpedfs
Il ferstoamiIefi, wieldpd roufat
tpbmpptIisiddn foittotuat iomittoa
fitd itIebnrsfaubefIifim.
Wutta fuinfo diff ipniinen poimp
fuoinut oIa iloitIematta FUN Seeius
ianoi bdne1e: rSinun Ipntifi omot
onteefIi annetut?" 8uinfa diff moi.
nut Safeus ola iloiiiematta fun fun.
II Seeiufien ianoman: rGdnd pdinds
nd on tdne buoneeae outuuS topab.
tunut, etaa bdnfin (Soteus) on 9b
rabamin pcita?" GifD o0ut rp5ma.
riad lion ipptd fun ban fuuIi See.
IufIen Ianoipon: r5dnd pdimdnd pi'
tdd finun oIemon minun fansioni
porotiifisio?" Sill els oaut f6pbiad,
oppimattomiIo ia uiein erebtppiud
opetuslopfiaa lion ipptd fuin Seeius
oienIi fdtenid beiodn puoIeenia ia
Ianoi: ,Ulinun ditini ia minun weL
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21
Onko ybtyminen
ttlabdolli$ta?

tin glmeritan iuomalaisten lutberias
laisten f%irffofuntain pbtpmiiestd.
2tlfuun berdtettiin tue fpIpmps pdi.
m~dIebbesId, iobon nimimertit 3 ia
q fiitd aiiasta firioittiwot. Npt 10
puuttnu fpIpmpfieen Imerifan Suo'
metarfin. = Tabopn tdbdn merfitd
mitd Supmi'S pnoooin puoleua aias
teuaan &anialisfirton ia mainitun
g. Spnoobin eron ipistd ia miten ne
moitaiiiin pbteen iaaoo.
Nimimerffi y, ionfa tafana us'
fon olepan ionfu S..Spnopoin pas
pin, eli ndp lDptdmGn muita eron
Ipitd FUN fen, ettd SanIalistirfto
ei maooi papeiltaan pbtd iuurta fous
IuIinistpetd FUN S.'Spnoooi. y Ell
mpDnnd, ettd opiuinen eroapailuus
pitdiIi firtfofuntia erosid, costa
fummauafin niiud on perustuslails
liieSti lama tunnuetus. S%unnustaa,
ettd &aniaaisfirttoon on idlteen
puoben 1898 tulIut pappeia, iotfa
omaamat emanteliiemman iuunnan
fuin, ioitafin poitfeufiia lutuunotta.
malta, S.sSpnoobin papit. Mutta
Fun . tietdd miimefIi mainitun firfs
fofunnan piirisid olefpon ionfu
euanfeliien papin ia 2aniauisfirs
fosia taas pbben O. papin, iofa Ell
ole emanfeliIeqa fannaua, Min bdn
Ell nde opisfa oIetpan ipptd Groom.
PIN. Suomettaren s. g. taas ia
moo, ettd reron fppt oil atlanta ereb.
bps" eifd tue ellie minfddnlaiiia
Ipitd, mitfd oliIimat esteend firffo'
funtain pbtpmiiele. = Dbtpmifen
muuten ndpttdd ). g. pitdpdn nar'
mana ia plan topabtumanu. 9dn
oIoittaa fuinfa Suomt'S Dnoobi on
~ioutliIasti faspanut ia febittpnDt
eteenpdin, iota mostoin &anIaai$'
firffo on mennpt tafaIinpdin
fen on fidifet riibat, fpfenemdttDs
mat iaarnamiebet =. m. raabeIeet
min ettei Iiitd ole endd fuin pirsta.
Ieita idleud rantofaaioua", ianop
5. g.
). g.. ndpttdd ennuStanan, eta
firtfofunnat pbtppdt iiud ta,paua,
ettd 2anIaIisfirffo bdnidd pois Eos
fonaan ndpttdmDItd. Sitd oIoittaa
bdnen ieuraamat lauieenia:
vSdmdn baafIirifon omat uieot
firffofunnan %papeistafin buomans
meet ia altannt pprtid meibdn tirf.
fofuntaamme. Gmme FIELD, emme
fGsfe beitd. SebtDDt mafaumufIens
ia ia omantuntonia mufaan. Xaus
Iumme beibSt terpetuQeifli fouluums
me malmistumaan tebtdpG dnid firf.
fofuntamme naotimuSten m~ufoiIess
ia idrieStptIesId. Sloa on poIion,
mutta tp0mdted mdbdn. 9iidd tar.
mitIemme firffofuntamme tasma.
esIa ia febittpesfd nuoIi nuobel'
to-"
SGmGn firioittaia Ell tunne Mmeris
Fan IuomaIaisten bistoriaa min fau,
afIi ldlfeen pdin, ettd noiIi pddttdd
iosfo .&onIaqisfirtfo on oIfuioan
perustettu oifeista ipistd, main on.
TO len ipnnpn aibeuttanut inbimiais
men funnian bimo. &irioittatoot i'll,
I'd ne iotfa fen o%ifuiiet oItot tunte.
ipot.
Wutta nptpaitoa Iilmdud pitGen
oIen pieldfin boriumatta fila fons,
neao, ettd nditd fobta tirffofuntaa
|fdnd pdimdnd pitdd eriudGn firffos
funnisIa fdptdnnDsId olema iprtdss
Ii toifistaan eridmd opinfonto.
WoIemmat firffofunnot toIin tun.
nusta nat nimeniIesti pbtd oppia =
moIemmiaa Hence pbtdloiiet perus.
tusIait, mutta oretutiesia e~rotoan.
- 8auofi oifeasto eli oIunut g.
Spnoobin pstdtpd past. 6. @bIman
ionoes iaan, ettd 2anioaistirfto on
ottanut Suomen efpanteIiumiIeuran
(pboistptIen) fonnon, iota iiis I'D.
nentin fdftDfIenid mutoan on eri
fonto fuin mia on S..Gpnoobiao.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21

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