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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20
Duke Franz Josef to Attend
Mrs. Ogden Goelet's Dance
Newport Society Looking Forward to Most Brilliant
Event This Evening Representative and Mrs. Ling
worth Among Guests At Hostess Cottage

Newport society IS looking forward
90 the brilliant dance which Mrs. ogden
GOeIet is giving tonight FOR her house
party
Duke Franz Josef, OF Bavaria. who
. arrived at Mrs. GOeIets yesterday, ac-
companied by his suite. is 10 attend,
and other distinguished members OF the
house party are Representative and
Mrs Nicholas Longworth. Mrs Long
worth has been visiting Mrs. GOelet for
several days, Representative LOngworth
Joining her yesterday.
The Duke is accompanied Dy his adju-
tant Count Won Lasspw, and Count Won
Wcdei. charge d-naires Of the Germany
embassy, and Countess Won VedeI-
Major Lewis Merriam. L s A. and
Mrs Merriam, accompanied ~ Mrs.
Henry g Merriam, wife Of ,-aotain
Henry G Merriam. L. s A., Of Jackson
Barracks. La, and her small daughter.
are spending several weeks at Atlantic
city.
Mrs Beatty, wife Of Captain Franz, z
Beatty, cOmmandant Of the Washington
Navy Yard. has gore 10 Nantucket.
Mass, for a stay Of several weeks.
Lieutenant Commander Downes I.
Wilson and Mrs. Wilson. L s. n are
making a series OF visits on the Massa--
elluseJrs North Shore
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20

There are those who never viii for
give the late AIr. P5arr for the part he
played in the nomination Of a ReUub-
Iican candidate for Vice President in
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20

Having stood the suspense OF wonder
ing what the colonel was going to do
for two months, we Should be able 20
worry along until after election If he
insists
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20
6EDONT you do
49,

The Business Doc
tor pounded the desk
till the peuhOlders
danced
Price - cutting is
Ike petting a hornet
the s a m e m a n
never does Il tWiCei
There is no more
idiOtiC, unbUSineSS-
like and fallacious
line Of reasoning
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20

me net tOtlI circulation OF Tha Times
toally) during the month Of July vas
1910, al copies left over and returned
Dtl-s eliminated This number. when di-
- - .. the number % days OF pubIica-
&c, SHOWS the mex oaily average Tor July
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20
Concert Today
By the U. S. Marine Band, az the
White House, at gig P n
WILLIAM II. SANTlELNIANN.
Leader.

PROGRAM
March, Under the Double Eagle
Wagner
Overture, ''FinsaTs Cave"
Mendelssohn
Cornet solo, lie Reve D'Amour,"
Mulars
(AJusician, Arthur s Witcom6J
Waltz. Mia Cara -Hammerstein
Esperanto Hymn, La Espero.'
+ de NeniI
Excerpts from THE Dollar Prin-
cess -.-..--..-....--- rail-
Gypsy Serenadk ...................Ne hI
Grand Fantasia, Die WaIkure"
Wagner
'TEhe Star Spangled Banner"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20
Excursions Today.

At VeTnol-BOat leaves Seventh street
wharf 10 a. IN. and go D. m
Old Point Comfort ard Norfolk stesu,-
er leaves Seventh street wharf 6.f5
D. n
Marshall HaII-Steamer Charles Mar
alester leaves Seventh street wharf
30 p. IN
ChesaDeake Beach-T'~ains leave Dis
trlct line, 2;3o. $40 7-s5, and 9:45 D m
washington. BaltimOTc. and Anuapofis
electric linS-Sur1meT excursions to
bay points, Ocean City. Rebobofb
Beach Pen-Alar, and Atlantic CIV
Full information II city ticket oflce
1921 New York avenue.
Colonial Beach-BOats leave Seventh
street wharf 2-30 and s .. m.
fThe Times viii be pleased to an
nounce meetings and entertainments in
this column. Phone or write announce
ments)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20

The marriage Of Miss Lucy P Ner-
Ram and Wilbur Y. Leach took place
Yesterday afternoon at the home OF
the brides mother. Mrs H " Mer-
RAM 251 y street northwest
Only . small party OF relatives
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20

'Spranto-' may be easier 10 say but
there's a question whether the faith
full VIII be very enthusiastic about
adopting IL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20

Espey, the hardware man. bought a
carload Of rat traps and when they
came in one OF his men spent the after
noon filling a window with them When
they opened the store next morning a
most accommodating rat had crav-red
INTO the window and into one Of the
traps He IS stiu there, well fed dam.
and the show card on his trap explains
that the traps are so good that the rats
90 into them even when they are not
oaited.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20

; were present at the ceremony. az
watch the bridegrOom-s brot1er- rhs
IAeN- tteddinS . Leech, formerly Of
~ @SnlnSton, and now pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church OF Alien
/ town, n J, officia ed
sir and Mrs Leech left washington
laSI evening Tor a wedding TIN 10
SoSton by sea They viii make their
future home in Washington.
-
Rear Admiral and Mrs Charles H
Stockton. T. 3 y, are Spending several
weeks at Breton Hyo,-is. y H.
Mr. and Mrs Rockwell
At Narragansett Pier.
Mr. and Mrs L $ Rockwell are
spending the month Of august al the
Arlington, at Narragansett Pier
The Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury. Charles D. Hiues. left
Washington yesterday for Beverly.
Mass, and Dublin, y II. where he
VIII make short visits before joining
Mrs. HiIes in Ohio
Major Connor
And Wife Go To Portland
Major and Mrs William D. Conner.
L : a. closed their quarters al he
Washington Barracks and left Wash
lrSton last night for ten days visit 70
Portland, Ne.
William Phillips. GFsL secretary 10 the
American embassy at London and lTrs-
Phillips, the latter formerly Miss caro-
Inc EstOr DraytOn, are the guests Of
AIr. Phillips mother Mrs Joha q FhI-
lips az Beverly. Mass. ar and Mrs.
EnliiipS are on a six weeks leave OF
absence from me formers post Of duty
Lieut. Sven Il Pouzette. Of the
Swedish legation, sailed from New Y1-k
today on the Ca-msania for Europe
Nj and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins
and the Misses Perkins who recently
arrived III the White mountains ia chei-
motor car, are spending the month OF
August at Intervsle, y. II. They are
accompanied ~ the Misses Davis. OF
Berkeley. Cal who made the TIP with
them
The Assistant Secretary OF the Navy
and Mrs Beekman Winthrop have gone
TO Lenox for the weekend Mrs. Win
throp has been visiting her mOther,
MIS- John D Wood ar Babylon, l. L
Mrs H H. Cassidy and the Misses
CASSIDY are spending few weeks at
the Crawford House IN the White noun
tains.
lIT- and Mrs John King entertained
a small COMPANY Informally last even
iug n honor OF Nj and Mrs Pitts uf
Greenfield. Ohio Invited 10 meet III
and MIS- Pitts were Mr. and Mrs j.
D -lI-llaftc- frEtE-E kan
Mrs Stein, and Miss EIyria kramer
Mrs r Jacobs announces The enga &c
ment OF her daughter. EI.Ss sara jacobs
20 Lewis : FriedmoIn- of New York city
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Ferschman- o.,
27,3 = street. announce the enEaZeuen-
of their daughter. Mss Fannie Hersch-
man. 10 Philip n Riefkin, OF Newport,
by
Mr. and Mrs Henry Strauss have re-
turned to their apartment in the Win
chester after a lengthy visit IN Indian
apoliSs Ind
Edwin Hahn has returned to the city
from water trip TO the THOUSAND Isl
9ldS-
MIS- Julia Luchs is the guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. Sylvan Bensinger, at In
gleside-
Felix Letternan- Of CharlottesvllTe-
Va. is visiting his sister, Mrs Harold
Levy, OF the Ashley
Miss Daisy Marx as left the city 20
visit relatives in New Haven, Conn
Harold kaufman has returned home
after a fOrtniSht'S visit TO Atlantic CIr-.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20

SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL.
ma : mos mos I VI
ally and Sunday -Sa-s0 $3.50 80 $50
Tally Only - 80 Log s-yt 2
sunday Only. - 80
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20

The Illinois Central is one institution
that doesn't show the slightest hesi-
fancy in going after the men higher
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20

Incidentally. It might be remarked
that recent events VIII not tend to ii
min5sh the size OF the crowds that VIII
greet the colonel in the West. either.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20

There Is reason. 10 suspect that Mr..
Carpenter, IN the last few days, has
become particularly well pleased with
his NIo-nccn aSsienment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20
The Business Doctor
By Roe FuIkerson

/ you TO ind the weaIzne IS IN v-orr- o.
. business. rather than 20 try to cat-f,
even with him by cut-prfce methods
Hunt your weakness rather. thai. fr,-
SlltuIe q new one Look here on the in
slde OF your own store for your trouble.
10 not declare war on your competitors
You no doubt remember Mr. Sherman's
iaconic description Of warts the same
with business war. only more 50
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20
Pear Admiral Staunton
Aud Officers Entertained.


Hear Admiral Sidney A stanton. L.
s. n and the officers Of his command
we're the guests AT dinner last evening
Of the At Desert Club Bar Harbcr-
Tnc Spanish Minister and Nine ,te
Piano. Who remained In Washington an
fI tate IN che summer. have completed
series Of visits they have been max
ug Tor the last few weeks. and are
now al the Bals1ns. DiVville Notch. y.
II, Tor the balance Of the season.
The summer home OF lIT and Mrs
F. i. Berwind. at Newport the E.lms.
was the scene Of a large reception and
dance last evening. in honor Of Rear
Admiral Saatou SCHROEDER. L ; "
MIS- Schroeder. the Secretary OF the
NAVY and 0iTs. Meyer and the officers
Of the Atlantic Ieet visiting ~ New
port.
Mr. and Mrs Bervvird we're assisted In
receiving their guests by Lieut. John y
Jackson. T. =. y and Lieut. y. 7. Con-
stein T. > " both e Washington
Practically III The SIL-T1cr colony al
tended There were nine rear afuf-1l=
active and retired among the EUeS-S-
& number II dinner parties preceded
the dance. Rear Admiral and lIrs-
Schroeder dining with Commodore and
Mrs. James on the Aloha.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20

BY the way what has become OF
that theory REGARDING the fifth wheel
procIivities Of the Vice President?
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20

One Of the big insurance COMPANIES
IN New York keeps It's employees on
the qUl vive by having a standing Of
Ter OF - % any clerk who VIII suggest
d labor or money saving plan which is
good enough for them TO put into
operation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20
Assistant Secretary
And Mrs. Wilson Hosts.

The Assistant Secretary OF state and
lrs. Huntington Wilson were hosts al
an informal reception yesterday after
ElgDu at their residence, on X street 70
the delegates TO the Esperanto CONGRESS.
Receiving with Ar and Mrs Wilson
were John Barrett. president Of the Is
peranto Association of North America t.
Dr. Ludwig L ZamenhofT, and Mrs
orr
Mrs Wilson received her guests in q
dainty gown Of white baiste and baby
IRISH lace
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20

Newfoundland, having celebrated its
three huudredth birthday, really ought
10 consider changing its name
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20

peace may not have been declared. an
armIstice, at least, mas been agreed to
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20
EndaW-

me net total circulation OF The Times
yye1111ayss during the month or July was
- an copies left Owe and returned b.
eEs----S oel1E ell-l-na-ed- This number. when
1S-Slcsu uF :. the number OF Sundays during
se-g- SHOWS tie net Sunday average for July
70 have been 1852
. N each issue OF The Tines che circulation
I6lIes Tor the previous day are plainly
t-.-'ec az the head OF the FIRST page az the
-eit Of the date line
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20

Miss Laura Merriam. who has been
visiting her brother and Siscer-in-lav-
Paymaster and Mrs. John II. Merriam
L. & y. at Atlantic City. IS now the
guest Of her b-other-in-law and sister
SIR and Mrs John Tyler Wheelwright.
Of Boston. at their summer home, Al
New London, Conn
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20

If your ideal Of manhood is the far
sport with whole flock of double
chins rising tier upon tier out Of his
No. IS collar and fat. black cisar
with a red and gold life preserver
around its stomach sticking out OF his
mouth at the angle Of forty-five de-
Erees. YOU had better right-about face,
my boy
You are headed II the wrong direc-
ton and there are fireworks at the end
Of that. road
He walked into the credit man Of the
department sore and said:
You may not remember me. but I
once ran an account here and you
pushed me for a BIN that was a little
overdue. L got mad then and gave
you a dressing down and wiped out nv
account with you I came in today 10
apologize for all that war talk 1 want
10 tell you that I have never bought
a thing on credit since that day. and
am saving % per cent more OF M
salary than I did then"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20
Major Connor
And Wife Go To Portland

Major and Mrs William d Conner
L : a. closed their quarters at ne
Washington Barracks and left Wash
Portland, Me.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20

EIr. and Mrs Hugh Leeare and Will
IAN c. Marrow. OF Washington. were
among the dinner hosts az the Casino
al NETTaEalsstJ Pier last evening
Dr. Merrill r Gates and Miss Mar
Caret Gates, OF washington, are at the
NaDIeWoud Inn. NapleWOod. y H for
the balance Of the season
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20
Mr. and Mrs. Rockwell
At NaTragansett Pier.

Mr. and Mrs l. $ Rockwell are
spending the month Of august al the
Arlington, al Narrzgausett Pier
The Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury. Charles D. Hules left
Washington yesterday for Beverly
Mass. and Dublin. y H where he
viii make short visits before joining
Mrs. HlIes in Ohio
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20
MORE CAVE-INS FEARED

Harold Kaufman has returned home
after a fortniSht'S visit TO Atlantic C5r-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20

Felix Letternan- Of CharIottes,f.7-
Va. is visiting his sister, Mrs. HaroI-
Levy, OF the Ashley
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20

William Phillips. fFsL secretary 10 TIE
American embassy at London and Mrs.
Phillips, the latter formerly Miss caro-
me EStOr DraEtDn. are the guests II
Ar Phillips mother Mrs John g Phil
Il7s, az Beverly, Mass 8Ir and MrS.
philips are on a six weeks leave Of
absence from the formers post Of duIy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20

ar and Mrs John King entertained
a small company Informally last even
ing II honor OF Nj and Mrs Pitts rF
fzrreuSe'J Ohio Invited 10 meet LEr.
and Mrs T'itts were Mr. and Mrs y
Williams ri and 1Irs- George Ran
Mrs Stein, and Miss EIyria Kramer
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20

Miss Daisy Marx as left the city Z
visit. relatives in New Haven, Conn
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20

The Assistant Secretary OF the Navy
and Mrs Beekma1 Winthrop have zone
throD has been visiting her mOthar-
MIS- John D Wood. ar Babylon, L. L
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20
July CIRCULATION.

Total FOR The month 1 sG5. $50
Oaliy average FOR the month---.--.---- SASH
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20

Mr. and Mrs Henry Strauss have re-
turned to their apartment in the Win
chester after a lengthy visit IN Indian
apoIiS. Ind
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-26
KOkO ISXIS
C
ia vuosikerta Auttaja ~

Mama tyynynpaaIySat oat tehdyt joke .alkoisesta, sinisesta
vaaeanpunaisesta eli kelaisesta satiinikankaasta ia Militia voidaan pes
ia snittaa kuvan onenkaan vahingottumatta.
Lahetakaa omanne eli rakkaimpanne kuva nellie min saatte sill
alkuperaisen nak0isen ialjenn0ksn isonnettuna tyynynpaanystassa
Mitaan lisamaksua Ell ole vaikka tsamassa valokuvassa osi kuinkakin
monta henki0a. Muta jos iajenn0s on tehtava useammasta kuhn yh-
desta kuvasta, otetaan so senttia lsamaksua.
neutrality-suspicious. ovat my6s seinakuva raamiinpantuna
yha sopivat kuhn tavallset isonnetut kuvat.
Maiden Observation-Disclosures hinta on ainoastaan 1 dolla.
ri Is senttia vapaasi postissa lahetettyna. Kuvan valmistaminen OF
taa noin 10 paivaa5ia valokuvanne palautetaan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Erityinen tarjous. Auttaian vanhat ia uudet tlaajat, jotka
maksavat tilauksensa vuodeksi eteenpain, saavat taman tyynynpaanyk-
sen so sentin lisamaksuna. Joka lahettaa nellie 3 koko vuoden tnaus-
sa taman tyynynpaalyksen palkinnoksi. Tnakaa osoitteella:
L. Box IL, IrOnwOod, Mich.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-26
&ap tebtawaii aareea.
I. st..

Saoaa otin Nuttaian fdteeni ia
luin fen. Siind oil Iutuin, iotfa
iobti,uat ippdaiieen ruumothn Tut
fiSteluun. Niin meni fofo pD. Ma
muao mutuin pori tuntiu. 8uulin
foputusta ulfoo: 8aiIoin uloS offus
nosta. Ndin iuuren titan. p%unninen
tppdri pGdsId, %urboouiien ndtDiiend
boffoomon puuta foifin poiminIo.
&c oil fuin mics, iofa foiuoua tp5l,
la foettaa torrpota fobtalon fpmuuts
ia.
DIN tpdIpnpt, mutta fun fatIelin
hiota urboouista lintua, min nonii
IpodmeStdni fdsfp: fdp tebtdtpdIi
ddreen. So min ldbotn fpntddn oi'
tbs Imam einettG - Sein tpDtdni fos
60 pdipdn ettd bifi tippui. Wtutta
tp1 untui fepedltd Fun muistin IL
fan obferuutto ia SumaIan ionao:
otIoii biesId pitdd iinun ipDmdn let
pddTi.
Whiistin nuoruuteni o%ifoia, iolloin
,Sumola torioTi bDipppttd waan bpl'
fdTin fen. y}nt tdptpp foman feItpa'
ia. Winune oil Sumala ontanut oi'
H
neeuiiuuoen fofoomis mobbouiIuus
ben, uaon mind bplfdIin len. &an'
noiu nuoruubesiani roboni fopofs
foon. Omotunto eniin nubteIi, mutt
ia toeiin Iitd ioooa mediterranean.
ga min poifeni Ie ppbd martha. =
Wuttd ferran Ie mield buuIi: Sob'
botfo miebd minutfin beIpettiin; mt
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Masfsta Ia Dmpdrist5ltd.

Miat ne fulupat ia mierindt oino
buimaamaa maubtia eteenpdin, fu-
ten Ie mainittu ia poIio pubuttu 9als
lepnspprst1tdbti, ella miebet ia noi'
iet ioubufaan, fosfa Ell nan Wtass
Gitpstd ia pmpdristDItd mitddn uuti'
fla Gutta jan polstoila.
Wielet olimottin tddad ia pmpd'
ristDad fouin idnnitptIesId, fuin Ell
ole %Iatonut fofo femdnnd, ia plens
palttinen fuitpuus IeeG metidmoIteot
pmat ibmiiid peIottoneet nield enem
mdn fiin Re !Sauepn'pprstotdbti.
Wlutta iopa Ioimme ebtd bcbeIm1uis
fen iateen, IiItd iofo on ianonut, eta
min fauman fuin maa %ieiIoo, eli pibd
fpIpdminen, niittdminen, niIu, belle,
Iupi, toItpi, pdipd ia D6 Iatfaomon.
= plan buonoutta tddad fuuIee uIein
fonIaIaisten malittaipon ietd eIintar.
metten falistuman ddrimmdiIeen
buippuun osti. Woiffo ofitoottoreis
ia fulfee JOS miStd loeousta Dfiin
Ip~iritisteisid rumeten. 9entien ndft
i5istd ioita arpeuaan lDptpmdn Obj
bpsmauoisIo enemmdn fuin fofii
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nd oIen pdduefontoioTi {ieIId. Edmd
didn't oil noimofas. 2oftafin iuo
masta, firoamasta y. M. ia tulin n.
E. ,bpmdfIi fristitpfli." Otutta ONO.
tintoni oil mieId roubaton.
Dim ieaainen fuin motfustaia iol
la pliIi lilmdt pddn tofano. 8atielin
moin menneiippttd ia oiiani metoTin
tuomiopdiWddn. pelpola fatlelin
idi5ppteen. Muito perfele malfeuben
enfelind iaornoSi fipepsoppia (1bes.
2:4.) &c ianoi: nSDmin OH aiiaii,
ole main fined ia tee mitd moit, min
Sumala Ell ranfaiIe iinua. Smotun'
tani laffai Ioimaamasta. &c mai
pui fuin 2atIarus bautaan. Sirtpea
a5io, liud laupeuben enfelit ittindt
tuien Wtartta ia Mario.
Din nimifristittp, en- pmmdrtdnpt
raamaitua. &c torioTi ietumoa Ipnt-
tdd oppia.
Wtutta Seeius lDpii miimein fobon'
neen lampaan. Npt masta fdIitdn
fuinfa Sumalan maltafunta on fes'
&c ltdmme. Saan 10 lolita, ettd oIen
Observation-Disclosures ia iaan Qua
&ristutien fansfa.
Eebtddmme tpDtd, rufoilfaamme
ia pubufaamme &ristutiesta. &c
fuuluu tebtdpddmme. Sa min me
teemmetin Jos taboomme ola arie
tutien ~tansiu.
u. Yleen.
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u$konkappaIeita
%oppinna$$a.
u. Yleen.
Y
(Satfpo eoeuiieen.)

= ustou, mstou Gn moi Iitd endd
fieltdG. sc meioGn toifamme on
pubunut fen allan min ptIinfertoiiess
ii, ettd Iiiid CT p6die mibinfdGn. sos
men loulunIa on mpDetin rrinomoi
fen maifuttanou Dbtdmittoa bdn
laulao: Sun iueres iuur' GoeStdni
iuuos - mia hi ita imur'! Gnu.
rempota Ell mpioa ontoo. Nb faleut
ia fen Quo mum Iuodmen' 2uin fal'
leinta pddrlpd %tontaa!" So Iitten
taos bGn laulao: vWlun fantele nj
founiimmin toinuaeia ferran Ioi."
Gn nina ole Iitd fdIittdnpt ettd See
IutIen mereuG fuitottiin TOTO mooil
man ipntimeIfa. Ntutta MT edIitdn.
SiitGhGn outuaat olemme FUN melta
fuitattiin. 81 opettoia usfo fuinfo
bpmd minun OIL oGotIeni. Dluttu
annottefoo untecfIi! -
- 81 ole mitGGn onteefIi antomiss
toeaan meioGn mdliI6mme. &nten
ionoitte on Sumola nellie, &riStut'
fen tdboen, taiffi ipnnit anteetii an
tonut. 'SGmG GdretDn ormo opettoo
meta unobtamaon toistemme rifof'
Iet. Snmola oltoon tiitettp, fun Sdn
OIL opettonut teiodt buonlaamoon,
ettd &ristutien ~tuolemosIa olemme
fuolemasta elGmGGn Iiirretpt ia Iiten
apt oIemme Sumalon autuaot lapIet!
- pubui ppettoia.
- &iitettp oltoon berro! - Ianoi
SuIonna.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-26
Siirtbminem Siperiaau

men oil Siperin faiteien ipendldisten
faubu Siite fun iuliotue lofotuun
II p:liE 1905 Inftoutti moonrofolois
Iuuben militia, iotta oliruot u~sfonio
tdboen moasta forotetut, ipntpi to.
oeQinen IiirtoloiSfuume Y~0endi6uG,
ia pbG eoelleen tulpaiIee IiirtoIoiIio
aiparoa it'd fobti. Wtoasto torto'
tctut itunoistit, iotta omot ihmeelli'
ieaG tomouo I%aoneet fofco SumoIan
aqua ia ioiSta monet oipot Min fps
tiutuneet SiperiasIu, ettd he iuopoos
ebtoiiesti iddtpdt iinne, olpot tamols
lanIa Gsfen ;uIeiIiin fonIalaiIiinIo
Iamosia Iubteesia fuin Sooiep oil
meIiiinid G9pptieid.
GnanteIietot, iotto ldbctpetotmies
Ioon opot m~atfusteIleet Siperioslo,
fertomot faiffioln bapainneenIa jdl>
tid Itunbistien IiunomfIeuilesta mai'
futufIesta, ia uleiaa Ieuouiua ofpot
tatponneet 10 idriestettpid l%enratuns
tia. gliiad uSfopaiiiua, iotfo MT
yinne Iiiriplpdt, on iiis monesIa pai'
fasIa iiIaiIuutto Iiittpd ieurafuntiin.
Goifisla ~tapoutisIo tuleWot uIeims
mat IiirtoloiIet Iieltd fobta eipanfes
liumin maifututlen oloiIitIi. So Fun
he SiperiasIa eimdt ole ultofullatun
ia nibamieliI en popiston painostnt'
fen oIoiIio, tulemat be belpommin
fuin ~fotimoasIa moitetuitIt efponfe'
liumille.
@endidn fonIo on plipddnId luons
nostaon erittdin berffdd uefonnouts
file moifutufIille. ydbetpfIen pstd'
mien tulee nopeosti pieod BELLE e
ipanfeliumin pubbosta Ionomoa, ltt'
Ia mutton iontumot betstd monet
eriIoiien borbooppisten opettalten
fdiiin.
Wendlaisten Itudnbistien ionfoela
OH uieita maraffoitafin, iotfa Sipe'
riasia omot ostaneet l~doioia mas
oIoia, mibin beibdn tDpb0t usfon'
weIienTa ioomat o%iettua olumoan.
So ieuoiiila ieuouiaa on %ienrafun'
nila 10 iuurio omia rufousbnoneita,
ionaista Ell taipottone miSIddn muu'
ala @uropon Wendidad.
Charles Mater, fonioinndIi'
fen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS perus'
toia, on dSfettdin fuoaut 70 10.
ipanbond, Sdn oil mDDs ppbdfou'
Iun Idmmin pStan6 ia eoiStdid. 6d'
men noifututIenia or uIottinut loa'
ioue ia tubannet iiunaanat bdnen
muiStoaon.