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The Penn's Grove record., 1910-05-27
The PENIS Grove Record
FRIDAY, MAY 81, 1910.
Dismissed

Frederick M. Kirby, the young LIE
terror Department s~tenographer Wno
was dismissed because he admitted that
Oscar Lawler, an appointee OF Balm
ger. had practically dictated President
Taft,s letter generating Balllnger,
was the sole support of a mother, wlfe
and babe. He had worked hard ana
conscientiously for five years to reach
the position he occupied when dismissed.
Kirby was positive he would be dis
charged if he told his story. He thought
the matter over carefully for several
weeks.
81 concluded that any allegiance l
may have owed MI. Ballinger," SAID
Kirby, "was cancelled absolutely when,
by his silence, he became a party to an
attempt to smother the truth"
y BY making his exposure Kirby Was
probably tr~eacherous to Ballinger ana
Ballinger's plans for turning over 'fe
Alaska Coal lands to the Morgan Gug-
genIleim syndicate, but it is difficult To
see how he was treacherous to the pup
lie in whose service he was employed.
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NEWS.

May 24.-Mrs. Horace Sparks spent
| last week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Harvey, in Woodstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Justice spent a
few days with relatives in Woodbury..
Mrs. Edward Justice returned home
last Friday after a prolonged illness in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harry Munyan and children are
home from a lengthy stay in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Burk spent Thurs
day and Friday in Woodstown. Mr.. Burk
Joined a fishing party in Woodstown on
Friday and spent the day at Centerton.
Miss Linda Hampton, of Swedesboro,
visited her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hampton.
Ralph Parker, of Gibbstown, was in
town last Saturday in a Ford turn-about.
Charles Munyan has had the addition
| of a kitchen built and is having water
placed in his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Weatherby, of
| S~wedesboro, spent Sunday at Charles II.
Houghton's.
William Burk's buildings are being
painted.
Mrs. Sarah Lloyd, of Swedesboro, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Shute.
Miss Clara Walton, of Salem, is visiting
her brother, Harry Walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Green and Mr..
| and Mrs. Benjamin Weatherby were en-
tertained at S. j. Shulte's on Sunday.
The Misses Hilda ~Swaverly and Elsie
| Krokenberger spent Sunday with rela-
| tiyes in Clarksboro.
A big Fourth of July Celebration is be-
ing planned for this place under direction
| of the members of the M. E. Church.
\ The big time will take place OIL the schoOl
| ground, and will include ball games,
| music, and an address by a well-known
orator. The famous chicken pot-pie
dinner and supper will be served by the
ladies.
Samuel J. Shute attended the District
| Stewards Meeting, held in the Pleasant
| Vile nj. E. Church last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Pedrick and chill
dren, of Woodbury., and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Reuben Pedrick, of Philadelphia, were
guests over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Pedrick.
Mrs. Fannie Holton spent Sunday in
Penn'sGrove.
Master Harold Cawley has been visit
ing relatives in PENIS Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Justice and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward E. Somers have re-
turned from Florida.
A son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Bloxom, of Camden. Mrs.
Bloxom was Miss Martie Justice OF this
place.
Miss Nettie Picken is visiting her sister,
; Mrs. Ralph Parker, in Gibbstown.
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Mrs. Harry Green and daughter have
returned from a visit in Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Shoemaker. of
Philadelphia, were guests over Sunday at
Freeland S~parks's.
Mrs. John Richards spent the past
week with her cousin, Mrs. Ellis Stanley,
in Camden.
Mrs. Chas. Munyan visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Abbie Borden, in Penn's Grove
on Tuesday.
Mrs. John Richards entertained Mrs.
Henry Stanton and daughter Virginia, Of
Camden.
Charles Munyan spent Sunday with his
brother, Robert Munyan, In Gibbstown.
Mrs. Samuel Stanley, of Swedesboro,
has been visiting Mrs Charles Munyan.
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Summer Clothes.

Are you outftted yet?
Everything here for Men
and Boys. Every size in
Blue Serge and the new
Greys. Suits for Men, at
So to $50, Young Men,
IS to SIS. New values
in Mixed and Worsted
Suits for Men. Lots
closed for cash from
makers, who wanted
money. See the new
styles and values, at So,
$40, $12 and SIS, sizes
"a to 40. Big line new
styles in White Duck,
Khaki, White Flannel and
Striped Serge Outing
Trousers. Linen, Mohair
and Auto Coats and Dust
ers. Straw Hats, Russell
and Low Shoes, Summer
Shirts and Underwear all
in and ready.
s.s.s.. MULLINS ''s M.,
Best 9Th & Market st. Shoe
Wilmington Delaware
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JeFseymen Defeat Inauguration Change
Loudenslager and Kinkaid Waive Pair
ing and Go Against Resolution

Ing anu 0O "A Sdluot NSooAaSAOh
BY tie lack of one vote the House on
May 10Th declined to accord the neces-
sary two. thirds vOle to submit to the
several States of the Union the question
of changing the date of the Inaugural
ton of President and Vice President
from March 4th to the last Thursday
in April.
The vote was upon the resolution
offered by Mr.. Henry, of Texas. In the
voting ON the resolution there was no
indication of party lines for OF against
the measure.
When the call of the roll was com
pleted, word was passed around the
chamber that the resolution had been
carried. Then came to the desk of the
speaker Mr.. Loudenslager, of New Jer-
sey, Republican, and Mr.. Kinkead, Of
New Jersey, they having been paired
on the pending question.
Agreeing to set aside their pair, they
both voted against the resolution, and
in so doing carried the day for the OPP
ponents of the measure. The vote then
stood 139 to 20, one less than the neces-
sary two-thirds.
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WOODSToWN

May 24-Rev. and Mrs. Homer Snitcher
and daughter, Of Wyalusing, Pa, have
been visiting Mrs. Henrietta Snitcher and
daughter.
At a congregational meeting OF the M.
Black, Warren Layton and Stokes David
son were elected trustees.
Miss Lulu Wright, who recently re-
turned from a trip to Europe, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. FL. H. Stepler.
Mr.: and Mrs. BENZ. Patterson, Miss
Edna Sparks and Elizabeth Conover have
gone to Washington, d. c., to attend the
World Sunday School Convention.
The Children's Day exercises of the
Grange will be held at the home of Frank
Reuter-, lear town, on Saturday after
noon, May 2Sth.
The Alumni Association of the Piles
grove High School has elected the follow
ing officers: President, Mrs. Lillian Birch;
vice president, Reeves Hitchner; record
ing secretary, John Bennett; correspond
ing secretary, Letitia Davis; treasurer,
Mrs. Warren Shinn. The annual BAN
vuet of the association will be held on
June 10th.
The Baptist congregation are thorough
ly r~enovating their church. The walls
will be frescoed and a new carpet has
been purchased.
A district meeting of Odd Fellows,
comprising lodges of Centerton, Elmer,
Alloway and Pittsgroye will be held in
the lodge room Of the Woodbine Lodge
on Fridry evening, May oath.
Mrs. Mary Lee, of Camden, is visiting
Mrs. Sara Peterson.
The graduating exercises of the class Of
1910 of the Woodstown High School will
be held in the Opera House, Thursday
evening, June 9th. The graduates are
Misses Nora Kirby, Bertha jenkins;
Messrs. Elmer Stewart aud Joseph Duell.
The Alumni Association of the Piles
grove High School will hold its annual
banquet on Friday evening, June 10th.
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DuPOnt's Financial Statement

The following statement was issued on
May Sd for the benefit of investors by
the E. 1. DUPONT de Nemours Powder
Company. 1t says that if the business
continues at the rate current during the
first three months, the 1910 fiscal year will
prove a record one in the corporations
existence.
Gross receipts for the quarter ended
March 31st were $7,S37, 099, or 1923, 4S4
more than last year and 81, S95, 066 more
than 1908. Net earnings were 81 $50, 954,
an increase of $65, 1902 over 1909 and
$685. 1873 over the year previous.
Income during the past three years for
the quarters ended March 31st, compare
as follows:
1910 1909 1908
Gross receipts 1887, O99 81. 2O7,615 s5.942,O33
Net earnings 1,530,954 1,465,252 775,12l
Bal. for common ~1,024.S26 1.O72,49O 4l0,973
Per ct. equiv. to ! AGO pre-. 1928 pre- 6.52prc
annual rate Of
Operating expenses for the first quarter
of this year were Sc, BOG 145, an increase
of 1858, 1872 as compared with 1909. This
item includes ordinary and extraordinary
repairs, maintenance of plants, accidents,
depreciation, ETC., and considering the
nature of the industry does not seem I'M
duly large.
The balance of 81, 024, 1926 applicable to
common dividends show asmall decrease,
but this is natural in view of the in
creased preferred disbursements, that
stock now paying annual dividends Of
s per cent. The balance earned ON the
common represented 1865 per cent; or
AGO per cent. annually, as against 1872
per cent. and 1928 per cent. in the first
quarter OF 1909. At the rate thus far the
1910 year would show a gross of $31,348,-
1896 and a net OF So, 123,8 16. Gross and
net last year were $50, S05, 916 and
SIS, 1884, 159, respectively.
The regular yearly gain in earnings by
the DUPONT Co. during normal times
seems to indicate a progressive spirit that
augurs we'll for the future. For some
time it has been the corporations prac-
tice to reward deserving employees with
gifts Of common stock by way Of a bonus.
A pension fund is also maintained for
suparanuated workers. OF late years
stock subscriptions have been offered to
employees fromtime to time, and have
usually been oversubscribed. During
1908 and 1909 1000 shares were taken up
in this way. OF the total stockholders
~ per cent. were employees in 1907, COM
pared to the present ratio Of 80 per cent.
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Ho~usecleaning
Time!

Like the good housewife
we are going to have a
housekeeping.
We have taken all the odd
lots in clothing and furnish
ms and marked them at far
below cost to clean them up
in one day.
Here's a few items:
Some SIS and $3.50
Mems Suits. $40.
Some $12 Suits, $3.50.
Some $40 Suits, $50.
Please remember these
are not old goods; they are
i! mostly from our best selling
styles, but the sizes are
broken.
Here's a few large size
Suits, 40 and A carried,
from last season; neat styles;
fine worsteds, worth SIS to
S18, your choice tomorrow,
$3.50.
More bargains!
SOC Mems Half Hose, 18c,
3 pairs SOC.
15c Hose, l0c.
Silk Bows, &c.
Lisle Carriers, &c.
Odds and ends of half-dol-
lar Underwear 25c each.
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An Ideal Husband

is patient, even With a nagging wife, for
he knows she needs help. She may be so
nervous and rundown in health that trifes
annoy her. Ii she is melancholy, excitable,
troubled with loss of appetite, headache,
sleeplessness, constipation or fainting and
dizzy spells she needs Electric Bitters-the
most wonderful remedy for ailing M
Thousands of sufferers from female troubles,
nervous troubles, backache and weak kid
news have need them and of become healthy
and happy. Try them. Only SOC. Salts
faction guaranteed at Johnson's Drug
Store.
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w. II. IFOINIs ASCHtS
P~EDRICKToWN N. J.
AUBURN

Rev. and Mrs. N. w. Wickward are
entertaining their daughters, Mrs. Eliza
beth Keller, OF Sheffield Pa, and Miss
Gussie Wickwavd, of Camden.
Mrs. David Spultz is i'll. Her daughter
Mrs. Rebecca Bullock, OF Bridgeten, is
with her.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06
.ietteita &ristmfien fir
fosta ia ~,.sfowaisten ieura'
fnmtaspbtepoestG.
(Sdbetettp).
ii.
lSatfoa ebeaiieen.)

Wutta mdfinaltaiien aian ploiub'
teet rpGstimdt itieueen ma0an, ia
min ipntpi tuon Sutberin ebbotta'
mar uSfpnaisten 5eurafunnau len
pbtepben iiiasta rIrtberiluinen" wal'
tiofirffo, iosIa usfomaiIet omat
Ipridptetpsid aiemasia ia ilman mi'
tddn naifutusta firfon oloibin ia
menoibin, Iiad maifutusmaltaban
tuli riippumaan eli usfosta maan
Observation-Disclosures ia funfin papinz
mafIuista. So Fun lutberilaiien FIR
fon papitfaan eimdt pmmdrtdneet
foboistoa naitutustaan emf fdbeSId
%iieluien fddntpmileen ia ustomaisten
fofoamiieen, ios!a oliIimat iaaneet
parbaimmon tr,en itIeaeen iielunpai.
menina, min tdptpi beiodn aipan
iamoin FUN fatooliIen firfon paps
pienfin, luottaa omar papiaiIeen
mirtaania foetiaen ppdpitdd iris.
tiuistd" idriestpstd b~ierarfiien aufs
toriteetin moimalIa tai, misid lie Ell
riittdnpt, %turfpautua iolfapuubun,
laftoibin nm. ieIaiiiin furinpitoteis
noibin, ioista raamatun ieuratun.
naqinen furinpito eli tieod mitddn.
Sieud fGsfetddn ustosta luopunuts
ia tottelematonto pitdmddn patana.
no ia publifaanina ia iulfemaan u'
los feurafunnaSta. Mlttta lutberts
lainenftn firfeo rofasti pitdd piiris.
Idnid faiffia. Sitd Ell Seeius tabto'
nut eifd moinut tebbd, moitfo 3d.
lei ipodmenid pafobtui iDntiiid Fob
taan ratfaubesta. Sttien oientaa
Sdn fdtenid Seruialemia fobti ia
ianoo: rSeruiolem, Seruiolem, fuin'
fa uiein MIND tabooin foota iinun
lapIeIi fuin fana fotoo poifania Ill
pienId ale, ipaan cite tobtoneet."
SeeIas tabtoi foota, mutta FUN be
eipdt tabtoneet tuIa ia oaa 9dneae
f~uuliaiiia, min antoi Sdn beiodn
mennd pois. Ndin tefi Ieurafunnan
Serra itie, mifd pifeus on firtoiaa
oIut poifeta pois tdstd ppbdstd eff
funaSta?
Seuraatpasia firioitutiesia pm
odmme nield iaaba ellie tuoba
muutamia mietteitd useomaisten Ieus
rofuntopbtepben tarpeeaiiuuoesta.
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Ill.

GbeqiIeSid firioitutiesia buomam'
tetun bierarfiIen luonteen on lutbe'
riIainen tirffofin IuuresIa mddrdsid
i%dilpttdnpt tdbdn pdipddn osti, Iul'
fien maaqifot fofonaan pois faiD
fieta niistd tebtdmistd ia nelmolis
IuufIista, ioita iofaiieIa idfeneud
oil &ristufIen IeurafunnosIa apps
tolien aitana ia apostolin ianain
mufaan: ,Te pIette malittu iufu,
funinfaauinen pappeus, ppbd fania,
omailuuben fanIa, ilmoittamaan len
noimaa, iota teitd pimepoestd Sd
men ib%meeaiieen m%alteuteenia futlu~
nut on" Ditto Iitte fummaa, JOS
nuo tdten baioitetut, bpIidtpt, mies
roitetut ia monesti polietut ia mai.
notuttin usfomaiIe t maauifot nuo
rostaon iaattoipat antaa aibetta
mitd viuurimpiin buoIiin" tuole bier
arfiIeue mirfamauaIe, iuurruttaen
iiiben len mofaumufien, ettd nlo
muauifot onat min moifeasti baIs
littu iGriestD." Sdsid nuriasla mie
Iesid fdiitptiesId ppat monet usfo'
paiietfin papit. Wltta n%ieimmiten
omat ia lie On fiitouiiuubeQa ia
lola tunnustettafpo - usfomaiIet
popit pitdneet u%sfopaiIia maaqitois
ia meIiinddn ia fen mufaan BETA
foboeleet, niinfuin ndemme Iiitd Int
fuiIaeto pappisioufosta, iota fo'
fopntui paapo Huotialaiien pmpd.
rifle. Nuo papit perustimot usfo'
fpaisten maaaiffopeliienid fansIa
raamatulista ieurafuntaa tamoitte'
Iepon Ieurafunnaaiien pbtepoen,
iofa maitutti iuoIana ia malfeuteno
niisia pitdiisId, ioisia tuoaaisto pb'
tepttd ipntpi.
Seuaista eldmdd, mutta fpieId
tdpbeaiimmin raamotun Ieurafuuto.
peruSteiiiin iuurtutpao, msfoipoisten
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES faipoopot pitd'
idmme iuuri MT poIioa fipedmmin
fuin ebboteitua mooaiffoiaornooioin
piraliSto ~idriestod. Sind, misId
roomotan iouon perustufieIIo ieuoi'
men usfofpaisten ieurofuntopbtep'
Ipntpp, fiend usfo, SumoIon Jana
ia SumoIon ppbd Senfi pitdd MS.
fomoifia moaliffoia turisia ia nDp'
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rppbesId. So Jos find pitdidsfd,
iosfa tduoinen ieurofuntapbteps fpn,
tpp, on ustomainen pappi, iofa a.
iethau oifeasn iubteeieen tuobon us
fomaisten ieurafmntapbtepteen, min
iieud eli tarmita mitddn rmaalIitfos
pappia" eta bdnen tarfastaiia, eifd
Observation-Disclosures plimpdnd idrs
iestps ia furinpitoauftoriteettina
maoliffoien pIi, maan FIND idriess
tpp iiidldbetps Iiiduiiend mapaaebs
toilena raffauoentoimena, IiIdldbe'
tps, iofa Ell palion matIa "a, mutta io'
bon moi palioa paremmin luottaa,
fuin tuobon yniin naifeasti balittas
paan" mauuiffoi aarnaaiain idriess
tDDn, iota ehootetaan feinona, iobon
MT tdptpp rpbtpG npbd liiddntpmdn
pappien puutteen" ia upbd fasnas
man iouffoIuopumutien" tdbben.
Sos Ell nditd ipitd oIiii, min ioiiiwat
maauifot ebe1een, futen tdbdnfin
asti, ola eriqddn ienrafuntaboitoa
fosfemista t%ebtdtpistd. Snpa pos
rim pappeinfofoufiesia ielwdsti lau.
Iuttnfin, ettd FUN pappia taai en tn.
lee fpaifii, min Ell maauifoito tarmis
ia ia iitd parten on 10 feinofin eb'
ootettu yliifatuotannon" ppistamis
jeff emonteliumin iulistuflen alalla.
(Satf.)
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,Inttajam" tilaajiae.

2irffofuntamme tolouStoimifunta
pddtti pitdmdsidin fofoufiesia ious
lufuun 20 p. 1909, ettd rInttaia"s
lebted eli ldbetetd melafii idlfeen bell
mifuun l pdimdn 1910. Gen idl'
feen Ell ldbetetd felefddn lebted. ions
fa tilausaifo on loppunut. Sdmdn
p~ddtDfIen tefi taloustoimitunta iiitd
in9std, ettd Fun entiien tapan mus
faan ON lebted ldbetettp melafiifin
manboile %tilaaiiae, min iiten on ious
tunut tilausiaotamisIa %Ieiiomoan
Iebtiliiffeen rabaa uIeita iatoia boIs
l%areita, iofa ieiffa ttottaa leboeue
uiein rabapulaa, mutta tuIee iiud
foriatufIi, fun melafii Ell ldbetetd
lebted.
8iirubtofaopa fiis taiffi, iotfa tie
bdtte tiIausaifanne loppuneen, mu'
bistamaan tilaufIenne ia malta
maan mabbouiiesti lDptpwd tilaus'
tpelfanne ennen beImifumn 1 pais
mod 1910 ettei lebben ldbetpstd
tetle tartpitIe laffauttaa.
Sttafaapa tdmd buomioonne!
&unnioitutIeqa
Wuftnio".
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&oettafaapa tilaaiat uuoistaa
tilaufIenne MuttaiaIe, JOS tiebdtte ti'
lausaifanne loppuneen eli plan lop'
puman ettei leboen ldbetnstd teiue
tarmitie laffauttaa. = &oittafaa a'
Iiamiebemme toim;o nilffaaSti tds
mdn FUN aiaua: ferGten uuIia tilaufs
ia ia tiIausuubistutIi, ettei lebtemme
tilaaiamGdrd putoaiii olaspdin emf
fuusIa, naan ppipiii ebes ennauaan,
Jos Ell ole mabboaiIuutta fen nouie.
miieen.
llIeiae tilaoiiue pIemme 10 ldbettd'
meet tiebon beioGn tilnusaifania lop'
pumiIesta ia Min teemme eoelleeufin
iitd mufaa fuin iouoamme, mutta
pppoGmme, eta faiffi, iotfa tietd'
mdt tiIausaifania pddttpneefIi, Id.
bettdiiimdt MISUNDERSTANDING Iuos
raan Iuttaian toimistoon eli uuois'
taiIimat aIiamiestemme fautta, noifs
fa eindt oliIi Iaaneetfaan meiltd
buomautusta tilausaifanI ia loppu.
miiesta, iiqd Iiten mdbenndite neil
I'd tpDtd ia mdbdn postifuIuiatin.
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usfonppbia IDpbetpffi. So pstdfpi.
nd ia 'bensenbeimoIaifina .erottiin.

usfonppbia I6pbetpffi. So pstdipi.
ma ia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .erottiin.
On idiIpnpt muutamia firieitd,
ipista faamme ndbbd, minfd mai'
.futuf1en tdmd nnbesIdolo oil idttds
npt puoleen ia toiieen. iceberg firs
ioittaa HoieniufieQe, ettei ban mi.
tenfadn oIiii tabtonut, ettd malta
oIifi iddnpt tetemdttd. 9dn %iloitiee
usfon bensestd, minfd oil nabnpt1
Iuotfin weliisfd maaitieman.
Wield mafuutetummin firioittaa
9~toienius 6ebber9iue. Sdnfin ia.
moo IuulepanIa ettd be lopulta fums
minfin pmmdriimdt toiIiania. Sind
terptit nellie Iitd, mitd meiad tpIin
ennestGGn oil, mutta iota Ell moi
fpuifii oppia, ettd faiffi tulee &riss
tufieIta enanfeliumin fautta. Wte
taas terotimme Iitd, mitd teiadfin 10
oil ennen, mutta ionfu moi belpoSti
unpbtaa, nimittdin ettd faiffi firios
tus on mdlttdmdtDn ppetutiefIi, iots
ia Sumalan ibminen tuliii tdpbeai'
Ietii ia IomeIiaaffi bpniin tDibin.
Sos tie o%liiitie pitdneet meibdn puol'
tamme ia taisteaeet lain puolesta,
min me oliiimme rpbtpneet taiste~
hum epanfeltumin puolesta.
Gpdilemdttd Hoienius fatioi fuis
tenfir aIiaa liian iotpinnonbaIunia
palosIa. Suntumaa erimielilppttd
fdiitpfIisid oil olemasfa, iitd Ell moi
tieltdd, maiffafin pobialtaan pprz-
ftmps fdmi lamaan Iuuntaan. Gift
eimdt II fafii famaniuuntaista lii
fettd moineet iamaan uomaan iolua
fnten mpDbempi febitps on o%ioittas
nut.
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pastori 6. 8. NisIaieqe, Calumet,
Micb.

= 2iIdd opettaiamoimia firffo'
funnolIemme oaaan toiposia iaas
ba p~iaffoin Suomesta pain. 2irf'
fofuntamme clinics pastori &. 8.
HisIanen on ilmoittanut nellie, ettd
hdn on olut firieenmaibbosi ia uIe'
ain Supm. Gw. Obbistpfiea pap'
pien ia maauiffo fansia
ia muutamat beistd pmat ilmoittas
meet bnliananIa tuua tdnne tefe.
mddn Serran tpDtd fansiamme.
Warmuutta muioen paitIi pboen
tdnne tulosta eli fuitenfaan pielG
ole, mutta toipotaan nj eampiafin
faatapons
Spettaiia taripitiemmefin liidd,
iiud firftofuntamme piirisid on M
fDddn uieita leurafuntia, julia Ell
opettaiaa. SDDmme 9erra SeeIus
&ristus iobtafoon nellie oifeita la
mania iaarnaoiia!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06
Tubelemista Saapamajam
talolla eSairbamfiisia,
Winmeiotasia.

Glina Saapamaian emdntd teri
mebtdd German I-ta, iota entiiind
aitoina on pIut manboiqinen:
Sermeefii! Gipd Sermannia ole
meiad ndfpnpt muofifauIiin. W}itds
NIT fuuluu?
German: 81 min erittdin mitdGn,
poiffeiin main tpIpmddn, mistd tie
menee NiiuIaon FUN en- oitein iitd
muista?
Glina: Euosta Ie menee labon tas
foa, mutta eibdn MT min Fire pie,
iupoaan fuppi fabpia eniin. giiin.
meiud ON MT muh pappifin, mai
pdlutddfD Sermanni endd papista,
ioiioIismi fuin or iobtooppaana.
German: SoiiaIismi on itiesiddn'
bpnd fuin ie main oifein fdptetddn.
Siad fen tarfoitus on ~Iaattaa taiffts
fpeIiefTifi ia MIND fpud oIen MT II,
I'd misltd, ettd lie aate on bpnd, ettd
faifiqa on raffaus fesfenGnIG.
Glino: &c naan ON pitein SUE
malan fdsfpnfin idIfeen ratostaa>
ldbimmdistd minimum itIednIG.
Sermun; Gn mind usfo ienaista
Sumolao plenan, iofa toiIesia pais
fasla ionoo Ell Iinun piod tappaman
ia fuitenfin antaa miefan ioua iaa
tappaa. Gnfd nina usfo raamat=
tua Ell iieud ole muuta FUN pappien
fpaIbeita ia mielifumitufIia eifd ie
ole Sumalan firioittama maiffa pas
pit usfottaa pimentoIaiIia iotfa 10.
fiasti usfomat mitd pappi ianop.
Glina: MinfdIaiIen SumaIan s..
luulee olenan? 2muIeefo s.. ettaa
Sumola muobostuu fen mufaan
mitd Ioiialistit oIettopat, ettd syu.
malon mufa tdptpp oIistua teibdns
mielipiteioenne mufaan ia tebbds
UttItIutN Ie
German: go Ell ie ainofoon iems
mpnen ole tuin popit iitd usfottas
fpat, ettd lie belnettiin paisfaa fuos
leman idlfeen. tSelpettid Ell ole eifd
fuolemon idlfeen endd mitd6n;.
tddud eIdisId Iita pitdd ibmiIen Iaa.
oa tponId bebelmdt taiffa taotieet
nauttia ie on ioiiaIistin faIitps Ella.
mdstd ia fuolut Ell mitGGn tors
nitIe.
Glina: Waiffapa niinfin, mutta
eifp Sermannin omotunto ole foss
faan ioutunut tuntemaan beInetin
f%uumuutta? Mind tiebdn fen mars
maan ianoo, ettd iosfus oIette tebs
MT fitd maiffa ioIaafin muiIia ibs
miIiIid, iosta omatunto Ie on Sus
malan ddni on fdpnpt fapinaan ia
niinfin fomosti, ettd ie fpud heIme.
tiltd thntuu. So tdta cite omantin.
tonne fuuuen moi nptfddn tieItdd.
German: Gn moifaan, mutto Ell
tdmd npfpineu idriestelmd ainafaan
mibinfddn bpmddn mie popit ma.
lebtelemot f%apafoitfiiat onot pbbess
ID fonbesfd beibdn tonsia istumat
fouela pdin firfon pentisia ia iiiben
mieIa Hiatddn %porwarit, founisto.
iouftoo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06

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