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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-28

- Histo 2appaIa, iofa on bunt
2Gbetpsfirffofunnon polpelufl esi ia,
on MT eroitettu poiS Ianotusta firf'
fofunnasto. Sdbetpspstdmdsid lie
moitetaan:
raosfa pastori Risto Sappala,
iofa on toiminut firffofuntamme
rolipeIutIesla noin fuutiien .nuotta,
on piime oifoina ielpdsti ndpttd'
npt ppbdn &aamatun pastaisten
oppieu ia epdtristiaieten mielipiteis
ben ldmpimafIi fonnottoiatii, iofa
ilmenee II find, .etla ban OH ruipens
nut ACKNOWLEDGEMENT nritorististo Fir
i%aliIuutta ia p find, eta ban on
mieId pddue pddtteetIi pttpnpt iaIe'
netIi unitorileen tirtfofuntaan, ioto
eli opostoliIen opin ,poloslo ole muu
FUN INSTRUMENTATION vonttifristut1en
firtfo", Min toboomme tdten iulis
taa pasiori Histo 2appolon lamala
IefG eronneetIi eta erotetufIi faifees
ia benseuilestd pbtepoestd meiodn
Observation-Disclosures famine, lama
tarfpittaa idienppoen loffauttomista
faitisIa firffofuntaomme fuulumis'
ia pboistptiis'd.
&. s. 9enrition, u. &ufto,
Xa6. flrf, clinics ia ibteeri.
Z. 6. 2i1boct, 81. s. gSirta,
Saarn. lit. clinics ia tiriuri.
a%Hetirioitettu beihdf. Up. 10. 1910
Srop, u. s."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-28
Smomioonotettgma
taripus.

&aiffi, iotta iiIaamat i%uoraan Iuts
taian toimituflelta eli aiiamiebiltdm'
me vMuttaian" nuobeffi Dbopsnol'
toibin ia Idbettdmdt m%ofluffi $500,
Iaamot fen IiiatIi iamaaa mafIoua
muofferran, ferron -piifosia illness
tppGd ustonnpuista lebted, rSGbe'
tpspstdmd", iofa ilmestpp Sit6
burs'isIa, WtoSi. Suoinol. Xdbe'
tpstirttofunnan Instantaneous,
8 fimuiieno ia 8 poIstoiieno, II ia 8
human fofoiIena. 6tnta ptiistddn
tilottuna $1,OO muoIiferto. nlfomail'
lie matiamat n6md moIemmot leb'
bet: raIuttoio" ia u2dbetpSpsidmd"
1926.
puoIiwuofiferto molempia lebtid
pbbesId tilottuna moflaa iDbops'
maItoibin $1.OO ia uIfomoiae $l.25'
= 9iIautiet tebbddn oioitteeuo:
auttaio, Sronwoob, Wtid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-28
Mafietaam melfamme.

2irffofuntamme talousfomitea on
pddttdnpt ppptdd faiffia firftofun.
toamme fuuIunia iefd aIiaamme
tannattamia itIendiTid ieuratuntia
toimeenpanemaan iipeeuiiet iItamat
Observation-Disclosures bpmdfii, emf
EpDnpdindnd, Ippsfum 5 pdimd.
= Sronmoobin aaniouisIeurafunta
on 10 bnmdfipnpt tdmdn talousto'
mitean eiitptien ia on pddttdnpt toi'
meenpatna iltamat iiiben tarfoitufs
5een Ianottuna pdimdnd.
Soimottawasti faifisIa muisiofin
ieurafunnisi famine otetaan tdmd aIia
buomioon ia aletaan eiitettppn tois
menpiteiiiin. Sttofaamme tebtdmdf'
ierume: mafIaa Toto firiapainonels
FAMINE tdmdn fpupben aifnna! WeI.
FAMINE on endd mdbdinen, pGbGn
toista tubatta bolaria.
Mlfafaa toimeen faiffiauo!s Sit6
toinoo
Salousfomitea.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-28

- Sotfu gluttaian Iufiioista ofpat
fpIpneet ippta milf &aniauisfirffo
OH pd6ttdnpt antaa ulos mield ems
listen iuhIaiulfaiIuien liidfii rSpps'
Iebben" ia Imam Iitdfin oliIi %iulfat'
Iuia ouut 10 fpain monia.
SelitptIetIi tdbdrl poimme lanoa
ieuraatpaa'
&irfouisfofous padtti alfaa antas
maan uIos rSppsIebted" eniifIi fiffi,
eta MT fun tulemme antamoan ns
los neIid ~iuIfailua muobesia, min
usfomme iaamamme Mile toiien
Iuotan postitusoiteuben. Sabdn ass
ii on meibdn tdptpnpt matiaa fait'
Elem iulfoiiuiemme postittomiiesta s
Ienttid paunalta, mutta Jos npt iaam'
me toiien luofan postituslunan, tut
ten usfomme, min iiupin postituss
matt ua menee pain l ientti pannal'
to-. SoiIefii, tirtoaistofous fdiitti,
eta fristiuiien firianiiuuben lepittd'
minen on npfpaitana pffi tdrfeim'
mistd tebtdpistdmme ia ienfin pno'
Iesta pdGtti aIfaa antamaan mlos
nelidttd ~iulfaiIua rSppslebtea az.
Soinpmme, ettd lebtemme tilaaiat
rientdpdt tilaamaan nSppslebted".
Gen binta tulee oIemaan main 10
ienttid fappoIe postimafi uineen to-
ban maoban ia Suomeen ietd Gas
nabaan. rSppsIeboen" iiidlt6 toipo'
taan Iaataman monipuoliiefIi ia ar'
noftaafIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-28
&. s.. 8~isianen.

= WiimetIi pioetpsId firfouiefo'
foutiesIamme pddtettiin oleoa anto'
maan ulos IptIpiIin firtfofuntammc
trimesto pieni iuIfoilu nimelG
rSppslebti." Gen foto. ia binta pdd'
tettiin pitda rpddfdissSlon" ia
,Suutawan 9ldnen" arpoiienu. al'
Ietirioittoneeue usfoi fotouS tdmdn
nuotiien rSppsleboen" toimitus'
tpDn.
Sppsfuun LII p6ipdtfi pitdiii iul'
foiIu ouo moImis tiIdoiiueen Idbe'
ieiidmdfTi. Ntutto, ettd Iiitd poi'i
palmistua monipuoIinen, mieupttd'
pdFidli5inen lebti. idptpp iiiben iaa'
oo ttrioiiutIia nIeommilta eri benfi'
IDiltd. ga fen tpuotIi %fddnnDnftu MT
ehipddsid firffofumtomme poppien
iefd firiailiioin puoIeen pppnnDud,
ettd Idbettdifiudt t%irioitufIio rSpps'
lebteen". 2%irioitufiet pitdttt iaopiid
ioimitioiaIe ennen elofuun 15:to pdi'
mG6.
airioitufiet ia tilnutiet noioaan la
bettdd Muttoion o Ioitteello.
Ostapppbead
". ". WeSterbocf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-28
SaIouSf
"Snfo jofn "pGamiebtstG ia
i%fariiemfiista nsfollltt
bamea paallenia?"
Sob. y.

Seeius oil iuatulaisten Iehtimoia'
iublaua. Sublain aifana oil Seeiu US
l%auiunut iuoria totuuoen ianoia itie'
burstaiae iuutaIaiIiae pupeile lefd
muiueftn f~anian plimdiiiue. Siitd
II pifeaSta opistaon fersfunat
fanian iobtaiat iuuttuipot min, eta
beibdn iiidinen petomaiiuutenia pub
feIi ndfpmiin ldpi ulfofuuoiien pp
bppbenfuoren, ia alfoitpat ianpo'
maan tuon totuuben pnbuian fperta,
ia FIND mielesid. ldbettiwdt ,palpeli'
iania etIimddn SeeIusta. Palmes
liiot tapoiipat Seeiutien iublain lo'
puUa robfeana opettamasia %faniaa,
feboittamasia ben9euiiesti ianoomia
tulemaan bdnen luofieen, nauttis
maon bGnestd idietd loboutusta ia
raubaa. Wtutta palmelijot eimdt nss
taltaneet tehbd mitddn SeeiufIelle,
palaiifpat iIdntienid: plimdisten paps
pien Iefd muioen itIebursfosten tp'
fD, iotfa MT ibmeisiddn fplpitpdt:
vWtitIi cite bdntd tdnne tuoneet?" =
paImeliiot mastoIimat: rel ole limit
men ifind min pubunut fuin BAN.
&onin huoleStuneina palneliiainla
idiiestd onnesta fniDindt papii:
rOIettefo tefin mpDs mieteltp? Onto
iofu pddmiebistd taitfa %ioriieufiista
usfonut bdnen pddnenid9 Waan td'
ma fania, iota Ell tiecd Iofia, on I'll
rottu."
Siind, itd1ntain Ielmdsfd fuwas-
ia, eIitetddn nellie taistelr, ipfa on
uuIiintunut ia pbd uuiiintuu iofai'
Tesla ptiilo benfiIDsld iiiaaiIend taiss
teIunu, fun tulee idiippoen fpipmDs
min Iuurena IpodmeIle, etiei iitd moi
poeta. CANON fuipashm iiitd Ie
ioistelu, iota Serron pmoin on tdp.
tpnpt tdpod ldpi o~itojen tefoppbdin
Iuurta iouffoo mostoan.
Sum S,umolan lati on loanut Eos
fetioa pmoantuntoomme eta le on
berdnnpt tpiDmddn: rmitd minun pi'
tdIi tefemGn, ettd nina outuaatIi tn
liIin", ia iitte fuulemme tai lnemme
IuIoista Ianpmoa SeeiutIesta &rie'
tut estu, min lie fdp ipodmeemme ia
tunnemme, ettd Ie on taimaouiien
S1Gn raffanoen fieltd, iolla fielelG
eli pfIitddn ibminen oIaa pubua. =
Snnalon roffoue - oifpon poblo-
ton rotfaus - fojobtoa Iiind fano
mosIa. Die tunnemme feboitusta
beittaptpmddn I%euaiienaon FUN it,
femme %lDpoGmme 1pntilend ia
nieId oipan iuurena tuon armon
ia roffanoen beImoon, mutto iiuoin
itIebursfaS mielemme alfaa tefe'
mddn popin tapalla fpipmptftd: en'
t5bdn ole Iittefin erebtpnpt? GifDs
ban Ie ole Iiian beIppoa ustoa itien'
id min main outuootfi? Sebdn on
noiitcn pfTinfertaisten ibmisien tas
pasta; eibdn ruo forfeopppiiet iiud
tanaQa uSfo.
Siind taistelusia on momentum rps
limmdinen poppi" pddsipt moitolle.
On aIettu oifeooppisten iariieusten
tamaGa etiimddn ppbppttd itiestddn.
Woni tublaaiopotta ia tptdr on ol'
fanut ietemddn itieueen poatteita,
i%oittenfa tansIa noiiimot paremmin
mennd Sian Iuofie. eipdtfd ole iel'
~loiiena ontoutuneet Sidn ipliin ia
ontonut sSIan pufeo parbaot moot'
ieet Dueen - ontoa belle raffonoen
tobistufiefTi iormuSta eitd fenfid
ioItoibin. 81 noiia r%outfoiol he too
beuiiuubesio foiten %perinnSn tubIo'
reino, f5pbind ia %repaIeiiina alta
mat iIman feImo1iIio aineiia ipal'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-28
Meiltd on uIein fpipttp laste1

MeiItd on uIein fpipttp lastet
pppifirioia, futen aopiiio, faiefis
mufIia ia bibIian bistorioitaY Ntet
,dn ON tGptpnpt ioitofin tilaafIia pa
uttaa tafaiiip, tun Idnottuia ftrio'
! nellie Ell ole ouut. g(pt fnitenfir
,Iemme mainittuia f%irioid iaaneet 10
iiben liIdfIi Siionin 6onteleita ia
'rIifirioio, ia moipaan niitd liis til
lato tSmdn- leboen3 toimiStoeto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-28

- &osfa Silbert'iin oioittamam'
me firieet %. StrDmmiqe onat pas
Iautettu nellie tatoIlin, min olemme
pafoitettu idten ppptdmddn maini'
tun benfiIbn nptpistd oioitetta. Cdr
FED aIia!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-28

Gp. &uib. &onIaaisttrtfofun
nan Sobtofunnon ia fouiutoimifun
nan fofous pibetddn Sronmpoois
ia, Mid1. Iau%antoina emf elof. 6 y
flo 9 op. EdsId fotoutiesIa festus
teQaon ia pddtetddu etupddsld al
iottua observation-disclosures fosfe
nista oIioista. Goimottoposti foift
iobtofunnan ia toimifunnan idlene
Ioopunot tdbdn tdrfeddn fofoiif
ieen.
&. IS. 3isIancn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-28

= Spmd lufiia! &dpdiepds taos
naapuriueIi ndpttdmdsid I%uttaiaa,
Jos eli bdneue Iitd tuIe, ia feboito
bdntd iitd tiIaamaan. - &oettafaam
me taas rpbtpd ptisid tunmin te
rddmdGn Muttaiaue uuiia tilanflia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-28
umolanpaIneIufiio

SumolanpoIipeIuf!io,
Sopeoioeua beindf. 81 y. clio puo'
II IL a. p.
Glotuulo:
p. 9rontmoob, Wis. Flo 10 a..
p 9erron ebtooaiien fonsIo.
ID p. SIiiforb, Dis. Flo 10 a. ..
:. nrpiIoinen
Srontpoob, Wis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-28
Mmmtamlia %bmomamtmf'ta
GponfelisluteriIaiieIe, fpbdpfieen
,aanIouisfirffoloiiet ia Wopaotir'
touiIet". Siirtol. 81 n:rosIo

2anian muofIi olen feboitettu an
tamoon muutomia buomoutufIio fp'
bdiIidle, iofa eIiintpp mabtanono
Iuterilaiieno, maitfo firioitufiesto
fdp fpud ielmiue, eitd bdn on Fate
Tea muuta tuin lutsrioIoinen. Site
fbbdn poon Iiene GpnoobiIainen :.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-28

= Sos SumoIa ino, min tulen fdp'
mddn Minneiotan raitu'alueella emf
eIofuun oIusIa, iouoin pioetddn har'
tousIeuroia ieuraawisIa paifoisia:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-28
Kaikki lehdelle aiiotut lahetykset oyat. %osoites
tavat:
L.Box II, Ironwood, Mich.

Entered as ~second-class matter January IL
GOO, at he post office at ~Ironwood. Michigan
under the Act of Congress of March 8. 1878.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-28

Toimitus Ell sailyta kirjoitnksia, joita Sc Ell vo
j~ulaista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-28

Rahat labetettak66t joko suorastaan rahassa
tai expressi- tai pankkivekselissa tahi posti-mo-
ney-orderissa; dollaria pienemmat summat vol
dam lHhettHH / sentin postimerkeissa,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-28

tDNf VIZ Nttthit ttSidhLIGI
toimimat erottamottomasti fptimoi.
fen epanteliSluteriolaiSen naItiotir.
Con piirisId, firffoon fuuIupina ia.
Ienind, fuuluu belle IuonnouiIesti
tuon firfon tunnustusfiriatfin. sri.
ten lieneefd6n, fen MIND fuitenfin
tiebdn, eta meiud Observation-Disclosures
Ostdmiad ON marmasti faifti iris.
tiuiIen firton pleiiet tunnuStutIet.
Gmme mpDsfddn tppop iiiben, ct
til meiad nuo tunnustutiet oipot,
Uaan me pritdmme mpDS toimio
niiben mufaan. 8un tunnustomme
usfomomme pbben pDbdn fristiui.
ZEN i%eurafunnon ia ppbien ibmisten
pbtepoen, emme Iiupin pritd toimiI.
Iamme Iitd turmeIo, prittdmdud I'll.
bcn bapuiao foifenmoiiia iulfi iu,
maIottomio. ella JOS Titen tetiIim.
me, oliIimme rebeuiIia tpuitIi Iaoti.
maan itIeuemme periaatteittemm
mutoiien tunnustufien, ionfa toimi-
en- mufaan tuliIi tuuIua: me usfom.
me pbben iuuren pIeiien Ieurofuu-
nan ia iuIfi iumoIottoman pbtep.
ben, Iefd pibaamme foiffia 2ris.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-01
Denver News
CORPORAL WHITE CAMPS
SMOKER.

1t may be true that fighters can't
come back, but not true with soldiers,
they can go back. So Monday night
the members of Corporal White
Camp. u S. w ", and their guests
went back. Back to the camp fires
and battlefields. All that goes TO make
a good smoker was in evidence. Mr..
Redman officiated at the piano and
his music was more than enjoyed as
ed voices TO help out. The smoker
was for soldiers only, consequently
all those who ran" were there to
tell of their famous battles. Comrade
Dickerson, G. A. R. who feels himself
boy as yet, related an interesting
story OF his life in the army and de-
scribed viyidly the battle in which he
vas wounded. Comrade Rector, G.. A
R, also made a short talk, which was
Interesting describing a life from
drummer boy to sergeant-at-arms.
Comrade Clarke. G. A. r.. seemed TO
be the most pleasing for in his sery-
ice he seemed to hold the running rec
ord. coming out alive from the fact
that he was able to outrun any rebel
bullet. We only regret that We have
Mt space to relate his experiences as
told at the smoker Capt Johnson OF
Hose Co. No 3, D. F. D., who was not
a soldier, but is a fighter and who did
much toward raising funds for the flag
presented to the camp. made a short
talk. which was well received. and by
common consent the camp accepts him
as one OF them Comrades Adriance
o. Denver. Lekeley OF New York and
Newbauer OF New Jersey. members OF
White Camp, also made few re
marks The success OF the smoker is
due to the earnest efforts OF the com
mittee. composed Of Comrades Collier,
Caldwell. vernell Willis and Walker.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-01
First-olass Oressmaking and Ladies'
Tailoring by Beatrice Lewis Of 1918.
W. 9th avenue. Take Lawrence car
west.

The appointing OF special organiz-
ers for the American Woodman is pro
ducing most gratifying results and II
Is expected that at the close OF this
special dlspensatlon at least 300 new
members win be added to the order
With Its thousands OF members and
strong mortuary fund on hand, and
every claim paid, 1t offers an induce.
ment that but few fraternal societies
can boast Of The door OF the order
stands open to receive new members
for which only $500 is charged. as
the entrance fee. Those wishing pro-
lection along fraternal lines will do
well by investigating the offer extend
ed to them by the American Wood
men, which TO many has been a rock
in a weary land and a help in time OF
need.
llG members OF Damon Lodge No
s, with the other 2OD good Knights in
Denver. will join you also Nov. 18th.
The return OF the delegates TO the
Odd Fellows b. NJ c. held at Balti-
more has brought plenty OF news to
the members Of that order The dele.
gates are Captain Silas johnson Of
Hose No. 3 and Geo. s Contee Mr.
Contee was accompanied home by
Mrs Contee, who preceded him East
by several weeks. All of them Wis.
tied Washington and other Eastern
cities while away.
Benz. Gvens is confined home with
an abcess. An operation was per
formed yesterday. removing II.
Miss Mary Powell has returned
home from a visit to her mother and
relatives In Sedalia, Mo,
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-01

Brown, the halter. located at 7f8h,
Eighteenth street. makes a speciality
Of stetsons, High Rollers, Panamas
md Straw hats. His Cleaning, Block.
ing, Hanging, Lining and Retrim
ming makes an old hat new. A posi-
tive guarantee goes with all work
Moderate prices. Goods called for
and delivered. Phone Main 1861.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-01

As reward for her labor. Miss
Bessie Jacobs has been given a school
at Montrose, Mo Miss Jacobs left
Saturday TO take up her duties as
teacher. visiting in Jefferson City en-
route whip easy. Bessie"
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-01

members are requested to be present.
MRS. r. T. ANDERSON, Pres.
MRS. AMELIA REEVES, Sec.
The Froman Us will give a musi-
Gale Monday night, Oct Srd, at the
residence OF Mrs. Froman, 1923 Emer
son street. to raise their apportion-
ment for the state convention. Public
invited. Admission 10 cents.
The S. Coleridge Taylor Musical
Study Club has resumed its work for
the winter. All ladies' interested in
music and desiring to become mem.
bers are requested TO see the director,
Madam Dishman, for terms. In the
very near future the club will make
its initial bow to the public by render
ing the operetta, The Old Singing
Woman"
Miss Geneyieye Marks is now Mrs.
Eaton, having been married to Mr. c.
Eaton Monday by Rev. Williams.
The President of the Life Line Club
desires all members to be present at
the opening meeting to be held at her
residence. 2227 fremont Place, Octo-
Ter 18th, Thursday evening Mrs
Florence Cooper, president; Arula
Cole. secretary.
Messrs L. Graves. W Wood and S
Westerheld left Saturday morning. for
their home in Lincoln, Neb. While
in the city the boys made many
friends, some dearer than others who
regretted very much their departure
and on the evening before the parlor
OF certain house which is papered
Ia red was turned into a dark blue IS
In recent issue Of a California
paper 1t spoke very highly OF the De
partment Encampment OF the United
Spanish Veterans, Department OF the
Columbia, composed wholly Of negro
camps. 1t made special mention OF
the fact that the officers and members
we're rendered a reception by Gov
Gillette Of California and officers Of
the white Department Of the Pacific
Commander Floyd II. Crumbly being
the first and only negro to speak from
the rostrum Of the assembly hall in
the state capitol and to hold white
men spellbound by his eloquence.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-01
CLASS "A" OR S OK AND ACCIDENT CERTIFICATE

shall be defined onethrd twothrds
full certificate the equivalent of full rate certh
shall be issued to
limiting o medical examination
carry full it will
in of
resulting sickness regardless of when it
killed accident injured while riding passenger
public propelled by steam electricity compressed air.
will be
Fourth-n your beneficiary injured
insured will be paid oneha the above
amounts.
payable joining; sick benefits
payable after sixty DAYS of membership.
for Ave
made
death $4,000
$500 injured while
a "A" paid accordance with
the institutional poysi ms governing same
IN
directly indirectly by their
onehaf the enehs shall be paid
any injury physician
disease
member whenever desired No fee at
ched No benefit hal be allowed for disability caused by disease
affecting the applicant the of becoming member
substantial life
No %
Double accident benefits
Beneficiary insured without cost.
lse in benefits yearly
Immediate Pays twenty
Every off persons
abled by accident, and FIVE times as many by sickness
them
disabled
All benefits per Immediately years premium
paid N
Cost oil joining, 0 an months dues
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-01
THE STATESMAN, DENVER. COLORADO.

The Self-Improvement and Social
Club will have its first meeting Mon
day, Oct. Bird, at the residence of Mrs.
Eliza Dishman. 2439 Gilpin street. All
members are requested to be present.
MRS. r. T. ANDERSON, Pres.
MRS. AMELIA REEVES, Sec.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-01

Miss Mary Powell has returned
home from a visit to her mother and
relatives In Sedalia, Mo,
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-01

Benz. Givens is confined home wit
an abcess. An operation was pc
formed yesterday. removing II.
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Civilization and Missions,

There is a question that is larger
than government or trade, and that is
the moral ~well-being of the vast mil
lions who have come under the protec-
ton of modern governments. The rep
resentative of the Christian religion
must have his place side by side with
the man of government and trade, and
for generations that representative
must be supplied in the person of the
foreign missionary from America and
Europe. Civilization can only be per-
manent and continue a blessing to n
people if, in addition to promoting
their material well-being, it also
stands for an orderly individual liber-
ty, for the growth of intelligence and
for equal justice in the administration
of law Christianity alone meets these
fundamental requirements. The
change of sentiment in favor of the
foreign missionary in a single genera
ton has been remarkable.
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FIVE BREAK JAIL
TWO MEN CAUGHT AND TRIO rs
SURROUNDED BY ARMED
GUARD.
AT LEAVENWORTH ''PEN''
Prisoner Use Dummy Guns TO Make
Getaway-8reak for Liberty Is
Result of Carefully Planned But
Poorly Executed Plot.

Leavenworth, Kansas. Over-pow.
ering the firemen and engineer CT g
switch engine working in the yard OF
the federal prison here. five train rob.
bers, three serving life terms, forced
the engineer at the point of revolvers
to run the engine into the open coun.
try at an early hour today and made
their escape.
Within a short time two of the men
were r~ecaptured. The three others
were surrounded in the brush within
a short distance of the prison and it
was believed will be taken.
The men recaptured were Bob
Clark, sent up from Tyler, Texas, and
John Gideon of Moscow, Idaho.
The three others were Thomas A
Katting, sent up from Allen, Okla;
Arthur Hewett, from Caddo, Okla,
and Frank G. Rigware, n of the
men who held up a Union Pacific
mail train near Omaha last fall. The
break for liberty was made about s
a. m. and was the result of a cleverly
planned plot on the part Of the con.
victS.
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LIFE OF MARK TWAIN" THE
GREAT AMERICAN HUMORIST
Early Struggles and Aduentures, Fol-
LoWed by Years of Successful Liter
airy Work--Later Days Saddened by
Deaths and Financial Reuerses.

ton. and now that he had grown to
manhood, he resolved to realize his
ambition. He was fortunate enough to
become a pupil of Horace Bixby, and
he was soon guiding the awkward
river craft along TN. tortuous channel
of the muddy stream.
The idea of his becoming an author
had never entered his mind at that
time. but he absorbed enough of the
pilot life to enable him to describe the
d~lficulties encountered in guiding a
boat along the great river in his Life
on the Mississippi River" which he
wrote many ear later.
First Literary Work.
In 1862 he began his first regular
literary work on the staff of the Vir.
ginia City Enterprise. He wrote a col
I'M daily. dealing with the political
situation in the state, that attracted
wide attention. These articles he
signed with the non de plume Mark
Twain" which he had heard sung out
on the Mississippi steamers to let the
pilot know that the sounding showed
two fathoms of water.
In March of 1867. Twain" published
his first book, THE Jumping Frog of
Calaveras County" The book made
quite a stir in that part of the coun-
try. but only 1000 copies we're sold.
II attracted the attention, however, Of
the editor of the Alta California. who
sent the author III as a ewspap
correspondent on a steamboat excur-
sion to southern Europe and the ORR
ent.
His letters were published from time
to time, and In 1869 the author re-
vised them and published them In
book form under the title of "The In
nocents Abroad" This work made
Mark Twain" famous and compelled
his recognition as Americas foremost
humorist. In the first 16 months, S..
900 volumes were sold, and many
more subsequently. This was a record
sale for those days,
Marries Miss Lanadon.
II was on his trip In the Mediter-
ranean that Mark Twain" met Olivia
l.. Langdon of Elmira. N. Y. They fell
In love with each other. and In 1870
were married. Their married life was
one Of perfect harmony and four chill
dren blessed their union.
Mr.. Clemens resided in Buffalo for