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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-29
DETROIT POLICE DEPARTMENT
HAS "FEYING SQUADRON"

H.
The city of Detroit will establish fly
Ing squadron, which Will beat anything
In any police department In this coun-
try.
Tho city Is already in possession of
motor-drlven fire-fighting apparatus. but
1t Is expected that this flying squadron
will beat any fire-fighter in service at
the present time.
The squadron viii consist of eight
pntro9mcn and two detectives who will
be divided Into two squadrons of four
tnntrolmcn With n detective in charge, and
each aa squadron VIII ,r he on duty u hours
used Is the Oldstnobile touring car,
known TO the trade ms the Oldsmobile
Autocrnt. 3'6F n.
Special preparations nre being made ut
the Central police station in Detroit to
take care OF this car and an addition
Is being built to the station which viii
enable the men TO step from tho cap
taln's office into tho waiting auto us
soon MS they receive n call. t5
This squadron, VIII have the right Of
why over, everything In the city" said
Mr.. Croul. commissioner of the Detroit
department, In n recent interview.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-29

SALT LAKE HIGH
MEET OLD RIVAL
Ogden Team Lines Up for Chnmplon-
ship Game on Cummings Field
This Afternoon.

The salt Lake high SCHOOL meets its
hardest opponent. the ogden high, at
o'clock this afternoon. on Cummings
field
The local high school has won two
straight from Ogden In the last two
years. and is very DESTROYS or making II
three straight.
The RED ana Black "rootcrs' will oc-,
cupy the south section OF the bleachers
on the west side, Willie the Orange and
Black VIII wave from the cas-, side. :.
spGcc has been reserved for the mem
beers Of The high school band. who will
appear III uniform and VINO Will iurnisd
the music for the game.
Coach Brussc OF the local high school
Is confident OF victory ana assures nLi
OF clean hard-touemt game. festGI-
II We win. We VIII win fairy and on
The buuare, IL Ogden wins. Will be
because they have n. superior team"
Couch Brown vi Ogden IS " tia same
opinion and lie expects that ms team.
Will carry on the nonors
TINS morning about ioD students came
Gown from Ogden TO root tor their team
MI air here expecting 10 go home with
victory just MS mucn ms tne local boys
are sure they Will not.
For tha past 10 weeks The R,d and
Black team has pecn cut training and
riactis.nE for this game. The Usd-n ae-.
Eres;ition has siisnt advantage over
tht SAT- Lake team as my t1vs hau u;
Few games this s-aSun Willie tha high
school team Ing u"d only Two or tnrr;.
sarimmagc pract.ses,
The iiiEh o,..u.s. I'D It's last workout
Yesterday afternoon when d. \. Cnlla-
nan ana Coach brusss gave them a lll-'
tic signal practise and also instructed
them morJ thoroughly IN the spread
plays.
Ogden claims to have the fastest bunch
or players that were ever assembled
At their school and as the Salt Lake
team is much quicker than any OF pre-
fiuus years. II promises to be II fast and
exciting exhibition OF football.
Ward and Mcintyre Will do the kicking
| for Salt Lake. George Morse will 30
! IN as fullbnCk in place OF Wheeling who
| Is not eligible on account OF his studies.
| Tommy Fitzpatrick. who has played n
| star game at quarter for the past two
| Years. Will hold down his old position.
| Godbc and Wilson, who played sub-cnds
last year viii play ends and much Ii
expected OF them as they are fast and
| light. \ few days ago BIN Wallace was
| laid out but has returned to the game
and VIII piny right guard In ,ouay's
Much interes, Is being shown in this
| game us It Is the first real game of tho
season for Salt.1-ake high. and Ogden is
anxious to add Salt Lakes scalp to their.
| belt. The teams are about evenly match
| ed both In weight and speed. This IL
| the only game to be played between tho
| Ogden high and Salt Lake this season
| and this fact promises 10 make II still
| more interesting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-29

They went over the inland route from
Seattle to Skagway and then over the
noted White Pass to White Horse. 1t
was over this route that SO many
hundred men lost their lives during
the gold rush to the klondyke. From
White Horse they went down the
Yukon and then up the HootalinQua
river to the famous hunting grounds
of the north. Here the wealthy Eng
lishmen spend the summer hunting,
the game being more plentiful in this
part than in any other part of
Canada or Alaska. 1t was on the river
where Mrs. Guthrie met her brother
who Is in the service there and they
made their camp upon the shores of
Tesin lake, one Of the widest and
most beautiful in the county.
In u motor boat they skirted the
shores of the lake in search of game.
The first herd of moose they saw was
while they were geese hunting on the
lake. Mrs. Guthrie caught sight of
the moose and the boat was run into
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-29

many Indian women who had never
seen Il white woman before. White
men in that country have married In
dian women and the tribes are be-
coming accustomed to the manners OF
the white race and civilized. The wives
OF the squawmen are wearing the same
kind OF clothing as the women In this
country and many of the Indian
women who come to the trading post
on the Teslin lake are affecting the
latest styles. The hobble shirt, how
ever. had not reached that part of
the, country when Mrs. Guthrie left
Mrs. Guthrie was entertained in the
homes OF the squawmen by the Indian
wives and she was given number of
presents Some OF the Indians can
speak English and are building sub
stantial houses to live In on their
grazing grounds. Mrs. Guthrie said
she talked through an interpreter
with a number of Indian women who
had never seen white woman, and
that they asked some very odd but In
terestinE questions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-29

ing over five pounds but most of them
average about three pounds. In Teslin
lake trout have been caught which
weighed about IS pounds.
The salmon in that country Is very
thick and most of the salmon along
the Pacific coast find spawning
grounds in the fresh water of the lakes
and rivers. After the cggs are hatched
and the salmon Is season old. the
fish go in shoals to the ocean. Re-
maining there four years. the salmon
start back again for fresh water
When they leave the ocean their color
Is yellow but they gradually turn red
and die on their way up stream.
Il saw thousands of dead salmon In
the streams and tho bear in the fall
of the year come down to the streams
and live on them Salmon is one of the
principal meats cured in that part of
the country for winter food and 1t Is
also dried for dog meat"
Mrs. Guthrie is the first white woman
that has been in that part of tho
country for some time and she met
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-29
MRS GUTHRIE AND THE PRIZE TROPHY OF HUNT

shore near by. Before they got In
close range, the moose caught their
scent and ran. Several shots were
fired and Mrs. Guthrie brought
down a big moose and her husband
also killed one
The second moose that fell to her
aim was the prize of. the season. 1t
weighed about $50 pounds. While
hunting inland, Mrs. Guthrie SAW a
herd through her field glass By taxi
ing roundabout course against the
wind she got into range and fred The
first shot was missed and the second
shot only wounded the moose slightly.
The third shot was effective however.
bringing the moose down.
Guthrie brought big moose into
camp while hunting inland near Nit
sultin bay, MARCEL also killed n moose.
several deer and other varieties of
game on the hunt.
During the summer. Mrs. Guthrie
also fshed considerably. Hor prize
catch was q lake trout ~ pounds.
Several times she caught trout weigh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-29
MINORS SCORE TOUCHDOWN
IN LAST QUARTER OF GAME

Til, juniors defeated the seniors FRIDAY
AFTERNOON on cummings rieln by SCI
u, TO 0. the only touchdown being
made in the last quarter after a naTu
Struggle. The teams were evenly
TaiTmed and neither had tho advantage
rmnl erickson Intercepted q forward
rass and made Il long run around leit
mi for n touchdown. During the re-
m ma, live minutes OF plny, the up.
lief. c!assmcm played desperate game
n an effort 10 make touchdown Dut
esjuniors buckicd do''n and heid 'heNi
In Their own territory.
snmueson did the Dunting TOR me
mriiors and had lit,,e the. best Of the
sra,lmcnt. Capt. Banning, or the juniors
riaSed a fast game and handled his team
well. 80, ~
King, Horsral and Judd played me
star game for the seniors. They were IN
every play and carried the ball for sub
slantiui gains. Ken howclls at quarter
showed good generalship.
Both teams fumbled often but the
juniors had better luck In recovering
ibe ball. Penalties were enforced IL
number Of times OH the teams. for
fouls and rough playing.
Tho ljnc-ilD follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-29
FRENCH AVIATOR SET MARK
FOR TIME AND DISTANCE

Etampes. France. Oct. 2S-Auurico
Tnbutcau broke the worlds aviation rec
ords for time md distance today by fly
ing so miles In six hours in n continu-
GUS trip
Tnbutehus remarkable feat was nc
complishcd In tho nerodrome here whilo
ho was trying for the ATchel!n Gun,
which is awarded annually to the aviator
making the longest sustained flight with
In the year. a premium OF $500 goes
to the winner
The previous record for time and dis
lance was held by Oiicstngcr, the Belgian
aviator who covered PA miles In 50:o5.
on July 10 last.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-29
PASSENGER ON TRAIN KILLS
DEER FROM WINDOW
lsneclal to The Nows).

Medicine Bow, Wyo,. Oct 2l-Earl
Johnson, en- route from San Francisco
to New York. performed an unusual feat
Yesterday when he shot large buck
deer from the Union Pacific train in
examining his rifle when he suddenly
caught sight OF the deer. The. train was
running 10 miles an hour. and although
he had no idea OF killing the animal.
johnson Thought he would take u shot
anyway The bullet went true 10 the
mark and the deer fell dead, Johnson
left the train here and with n team went
back aud secured the game. continuing
his journey later !,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-29
AUTO Will CARVE
MOTORING ROAD TOUR
mobile Associations Leaves on
Scn-t0-Sca Trip.

For the first time In the history OF
American motoring n trip from the At
lantic ocean to the Pacific ocean Is
to be made under the auspices OF an
automobile organization. Primarily the
trip Will be made for the purpose of
compiling accurate data regarding road
conditions and other details necessary
to the comfort and success Of n pleasure
transcontinental motor tour.
This tour of more than 1000 miles
will be- held under tho auspices of the
Touring club OF America The start of
the tour was made last Monday from
tho headquarters Of the Touring club
OF America In New York city. The
clubs official car ~ n Premier and A
l., Westgard. chairman of tho commit.
tee on tours. with whom the idea of
holding the tour originated, Is In charge
experience in laying out Of practical
long-distnnce routes than any other
man In the United States.
The santa Fs route s, VIII be f9, Pho Ie
ter part of the touring season, offering
al this time of the year eaunblc climate
and prospects OF favorable travelling
to California. Mr.. westgards objective
point ia Los Angeles but upon arriv.
ing there he will continue Up the coast
made in leisurcy manner. occupying
at least 30 days
The trip las been planned to map out
n definite transcontinental route in a
section OF the country that ~ little
known and TO stimulate plans for an
ocenn-to-ocea national highway
Tho itinerary OF tho trip is: New
York. NewburHh. Kingston. Delhi Bling.
hamton. Watkins Rochester, and Buff
fnlo ". Y: Erie. Pa: Cleveland. o.;
Chicago, Ottawn, M, Davenport, Des
Moines. In; Omaha. Lincoln, Eeb,; Kan
sas City. Mo-: Topeka, HutchiI&son.
Kan. La Junta Colo: Ration Las We
gas. Santa Fe. Albuquerque. Gallup. n.
NJ: Hoibrook Flagstaff, Prescott Phoe-
nix. Parkce. Ariz.: San Bernnrtiino, Los
Angeles and San Francisco. Cal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-29
HUNTERS BAG LIMIT.
lSpeclnl to The NnMal.

Sheridan. Wyo., Oct 27.-One OF tho
largest bags of game OF the season was
brought In yesterday by S. r. Clark of
this place and party or six companions,
one OF the party was fishing he was
freed by q big moose, but the animal,
after waiting three hours for the fish.
The party hunted near the border OF the
yellowstone park neal Sunlight valley,
northwest OF Cody. iE7sts = -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-29
ROYS.
GIRLS.
cqLLEGIATE INSTITUTE TEAM
MEETS PARK CITY HIGH

IIhhe Collegiate Institute roo,h,,l tow,
G rim a crowd OF 100 rooters Went to p gn
thes p u, , O'clock this morning to meet
tenn. a,k city high school team. Both
GOOD siIS - nave been practising hard and n
ami Of S' H., Is ,s.xnectcd Conch Dick Bry-
n h,. rn,fry or the game but nnticipatcs
called ~ ,,onsnt game. The game viii be
~ lineup follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-29
The lineup follows
Juniors,
sfRINGvILLE MAKES SHOWING.

Especial to The Eews.)
Sprinsvile, Oct, 29-The 3, Y. U. bas-
ketbnl team defeated the local team yes
ierpay afternoon by n score of IS to 81
- lhe first game of the season. The
high school boys showed up strong
against their heavier and more expert
creed opponents. Coach Homer Christen-
sen was pleased with the showing made
BY his team.
The line-,ip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-29
BoUNTlFUL TEAM WINS.


! USpecInI 10 Tho MOVED.
Bountifl Oct. 29.-The local team de-
! feated the Sugar House juniors. a Salt
Lake aggregation. by a score of 10 to q.
In the first basketball game OF the sea-
son played here last night. The Boun-
lful boys outplayed their opponents In
every department of the game. a dance
the r;iine .#t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-29
UIRH AND BOULDER
READY FOR GAME
j, rcons Enter Union Park fic'u
~ Full of Confidence ana
Fighting Spirit.
especial to The News).

,- oct. 2s-The University OF u'ah
,o,,nr team arrived here seven ,,ou,'
,Vo'' ~, full of confidence ana i'sn.-
ia's s ua on account OF the delay
iaF ,, 'p team was unable to hold a prao,,
IN, ,,S ~ Union park where the game VIII
us2 ,,ySa today. While the train WAS
,.,axed Mt Cheyenne, the footbhll poss
os1 .,.ad or the stiffness IRON riding III
~s'| sars with light signal practise.
,,erin, train with l.GyJ students iio''.
.NhiIsr arrived In Denver this morn' 'lE
, n0s,' w,re luu OF enthusiasm and pn.rhd-
.b, street singing songs ana si'''s
~ college ycls. The Boulder team
',srf,dent Of victory ana n nard foush'
',,n. Is anticipated.
I'm, TIs STAT. university team lows Tor
,rS, stuts unisrsity tsain looks ipr-
Tx ran university, which VIII -
VIZ" Il nt l.Iaun parK Ciarhe, the Sui-
l.a!S" enlrd will roc be nbie. 70 get Nv.
s 49,. zane. and In all there VIII pc liNo
" ~, NJ, nave pe-n regarded as supht't
,,m,.. rather thun REGULARS. me lhe-up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-29
scHuLTz BEATS pRIscoLL.

Milwaukee,. WIS, Oct. ?s.-"Battling''
Schultz OF Toledo easily had the better
Sc I,iily1 Drlscoll OF Milwaukee In Il
Ground bout ut the Hippodromc to-
night. The boys fought at 1a pounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-29
STOCK CERTIFICATES.

stock certificates. bonds. and blank
books Of any size or style made to
order. Estimates promptly furnished.
THE DESERKT NEWS JOB DEPT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-29

WEST JORDAN TEAMS WIN.

he West Jordan boys basketball
ie'm and the West Jordan girls basket
pay team scored victories over tho Mid
naie teams Friday afternoon. Tho boys
Won by score Of q to 20. and the girls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-29
Pork CITY
MOTTO:

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:. Wy : may prolong or save Your life
n Il sehramm-Joh Drug Store.
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WEBsTER's
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At cut rates to all paid-up subscribe
ers OF the Saturday or SEMI Weekly
News. Only $3.50, at our office.
Postage Is cents extra
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-29
Everybody wants FACTS.

\ good business man viii not persist iu
wrong policy when he knows it Is costing him
money, and yet it is pcrhap, safe TO say that
less than 10, OF the BILLIONS OF DOLLARS
annually expended in advertising bring, 100
III results
This waste however. j, eXcusable. because
advertising as a science Is new
We can hardly expect To master d science
IN 20 or - wears.
But, we are making rapid headway
Probably the most important fact deveI-
oped III recent years in the study of adycrti>-
ing is the discovery that big percentage OF
advertising effort goes to waste.
The chief duty and concern of the man who
spends the money for advertising is to learn
to conserve the energy-to keep from wasting
his money
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-10
&irfoaifta ilmpitnfiia.
Smomatfaa!

Slen MT tiIopdiiesti tuIut futIus
tutIi toimimaon papiuiIisia tebtd>
nisid Obiosfa erittdin asbtobula
Surborisia ia Sairportisia SeImi'
FUN Is %pdindstd oIfaen Jos Sus
moIa iuo min iiitd fuufauben eteen,
pdin ia oIen iiis:
16 p ISbtobuIa 9arborisIa feno
puoIi 8 ip.
20 y ISbtabuIa Sarborisia feuo
10 op.
% y Sairportisia flo puoIi 8 i'll.
~ y Sarborisi ia Flo 10 op.
MaoIisfuula:
2 Sorborisfa Flo puoli 8 ip.
6 p Sairportisia Flo 10 op.
9p Sarborisia Flo rs ip.s
). 6. 2ilieroos.
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SrunwouS,

- Witd iuurempaa Iabiaa eli iitr
nausta mpifaan antaa toiIeIe FUN
terpepttd ia onnia. SairaloiIiue tut
t%apiaenne labioittafaa Souister's
Hocfp Mountain teetd, Iuonnon par.
bainta lddfettd. sc aiaa uIos tau'
bin elimistDstdnne ia taottaa pnnea
ia terpepttd. Sc bdmmdstptte fuin
huomaatte len teboffuuoen.
Oscar Norolina.
Wnste ia lpiiptpnid ia firioi
tuspaperia marten menfdd s. "
Veaniin.
- GlfGd uienf1 inertia eoentmGffi
faIaan! WdinD Gfquistin rddtdli:
liifteestd Iaatte parbaimmat uIappa:
paatteet". Sci, ottafaopo tdmd buo'
miponne.
= Sattnfaa! Soutufaa moimoi
MT ostomaan foppa itieuenne tai
tD%ttdreqenne. Niitd MT iaotte bal
maua H. paulin fauposta.
= 8anpmn8i,t fauna iiiaitiee 3O6
s. Mper IT,, mastapddtd Gentral
foulua SroupoobisIa &plppid iaa'
oaon iieud periontai' ia Iauantai
iltpina alfaen Flo 3 ip. 9inta I5
benSeltd.
2m~nnioittaen
Sobn Otation.
Wbt mppbddn talpitamardo
balnalIa
H. paulin faupasTa.
- Varbain laiiieltu marasto tout
utorpeita s. %. 8eanisid.
= @atiatauti, pddnfinistps, nm,
Ell ole mitddn lpstid. Snban parempi
ola ierpennd faifen puolesta,
Spuister'e Rocfp Mountain tee pa'
rantoa faiffi epdfunnosia olenai
elimistot, futen natIa nm. Namtties'
ia iitG tuletti fuin toinen benfilD.
Sttofaa litd tdnddn.
Oscar Norolin9.
Mmatamta fdptettpid foulu'
firioia balmaaa bintaa mpp s. VI
Bean.
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u. DIeen.

Selmifuun 1 p. 1910.
Npt taas fosfo tiloiIuuS mpDben
antoa, min otan fpndn fdteeni ia
piirtelen iontun ritpin, find miles
id ia toifucsia, ettd jos Mutlaia Of
toiIi ndmdt ripit palstoiUenIa. Npt
e%niinndtin pppodn tertpebtdd faiffia
boiaaa aIutpia usfomeIiid ia ~filoria
Iefd fosmoista tuttuia eta tuntes
mattomia, iiud oiemmeban faitfi
idienet iiind pbbesid ruumiisia, nis
mittain &ristufiesia, iotfa usfomme
iiiben pbteen ainoaan mdlimiebeen.
iieIumme pIfddn Seeiutieen. ia min
tannemmefin 9ensesfd ~toiiemme.
3irioitufIisTafin ilmenee fetfd opat
Iaman 9en9en lapiia, la Min fe iu'
malaainen benfi iitop meibdt tot.
Iiimme, naiffa faStpoista tunte'
mattominafin. Woi tuinfa monta
fertaa o%lenfoan iaanut tuntea ben'
9eIlistd pbtepitd Fun olen lufenut H.
iorien ia Weljien f~irioituffia, iotfa
firioihifIet uieinfin ubfuu fitd tais
maaQista ldmpDd, miti ipntinen
furia iaafin tuntea, Fun tue Sumos
Ian raffouben tuli pddiee Iammittd.
mddn iddfplmid Ipbdmid, iosfa u'
Ieinfin on monia muoIia maannut
tuon ipnnin ipntdn pDn iddbpttGmd
fpIind routa. So NIT fun tuon Su'
malon emonfeliumin firfas poiste
on pddsipt ienfaItaiiia Inbdmid Wa'
laiIemoon ia ldmm5addn Iulatta'
moan ia ldmmittdmddn, min bdn
on iiuoin fuin istutettu pun Idbeqa
mirran rantoo, iofa ~oiaaanIa FIT.
foistoa ia bebeImdnid fantaa. Niin,
on fiis neIiet ia fiioret iuurta ia flu
nottua ola faiffimoItioan iiipein
Imoiasia ia iIota ia %ionota monburs.
fauben perddn ia noutiia fiiiofIeuo
Sialtd i%aotuia Iobioiomme. So tell
lie iielunpoimenet tobtoiiin %ianoo,
ettd ppipiIitte tpaon Iopieuiiesiul vt.
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aiitos.
syrebrif Nipala..

Sdten iaan lauiua niIpittomdt ELL,
tofieni 9esiemerin 8anIauisleura.
funnaue fiitd armoffaasta rabolab.
iasta miiIitoista bouaria ($15.CO)
ionfa olen %Iaanut mastaon ottaa
Observation-Disclosures. Serra faifen
bpmpptenne ia raffautenne oioituf.
iet paIfitfoon ia iiunatfpcn teitd
foiftinaiieua iiunoufieuaan!
Sdtd toinoo Iononpalpeliiaune
IS. y. 9tiemi.
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&amian Hrieaa.
.bitemomtb. Mam.

Tammif. IA p. 1910.
HaubaliSta elGmGG olemme miet'
tdneet 10 fauan aifaa. 81 ole ollut
fatomuoTia, ei riibat eifd tappelut
ole hdirinneet maaQista raubaamme.
SIen tparma, ettd vlaupiaan fama'
rialaiien" luonne on fasmamasia
tdaad. Gen buomaiin 10 liaoin fuin
tulin tdnne, iouoin olin apun tar.
peesia. Waan ulfonaiIen rauban
oifana on iiidiiid m%prsfpid, ioita
uiein berdttdd iairaus. Snra npt'
Elm pstdmistSmme Sobn 9anbi 10
mdbdn aifaa iairastanut. SairauS
Ell ole %toiirauban bdiriIiid, waan
uiein rauban tuoia. 81 ole ie fros
IemafIi. maan SumaIau funniafii.
pietari peIid 'tpi fuin ndfi mprs'
fpn paubun (Wtatb. IA: 3O). 9dn
buuIi: !Serta autol giin Seeius
auttoi eniin ia iitte nubteli bdntd:
,mitIi epdilet!"
Monta beiffousfoiIista tuntee pei
foa marIintin fuoleman pieraiueS'
ia ia min mieleuddn buutoifimat ia
tdrttuiimot fiinni Seeiutleen, maon
eirpdt robtene, pelfd6mdt Seeiufien
enIin mubteIeman ipntien tdboen.
Mutta Seeius ianoo: tuIfaa tptDni,
ettd Iaatte eldmdn. 81 Sdn Iano;
tulfaa tpfDni tie epdusfoiiet.
Ystdmdni, jos tunnel fuoIeman ia
tuomion pelfoa, min olet fuin pie
tarin rinnaua maioomasia. Pel'
fadttD ettd Seeius lain fautta eniin
iinua nubteIee? 81, lafi Ell nosta IL
nua, maan ie fanoo: finun pitda
fuoleman. Earpeetonta oliIi ouut
pietariue fuula nubtelefpia ianoia
ouesIaan maioomasia. Sdn oliii
Tiud aifaa painunut meren ipmpD'
teen.
Wtutta Fun tunnel S~eeiufien pelas'
taman holman, min ieuraa Sdnen
nubteenia IinuIle menneeItd a%ioltaii,
etta mifTi oIet epdiupt. Soti astuu
fiuoin moimaan iinusia, ettd tunnel
balua tdptdd lofia, irfa on eor'
feampi MooIefien lafio; mott rafas'
taa tpibouistalifin, iota ei moi muut
tebod fuin ne, iotfa opat FIND nut
besIa ipntpmiiesid.
Sdtd firioittoesfani tuli tieto, ettd
Sobn Sanbi on tuoaut W%innipefin
iairaalasio.
u. Wleen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-10
Sarmi %mpptGwamG.

100 eetferid bpndd fipei5ntd 10.
fiparii moota, IosIa on IL eefferid
peltoa ia lS eetferid pnbbistettuo.
Miuinbupneet ia forioniuoioi. 90,
taatti iefd iddtedari. YdrebDpldfo.
ne, iofo tefee 5 foorbia pareitd pdi.
masid pilfistd puisto bemosparin,
foboen mieben ia fabben poifoien
fanSia ia.
Waa i%iioitiee ~ MALTA aIemaIta.
Sinta IL bou. eetteri.
Sdbempid %iietoio Iaa firioittamaIo
oioitteela:
gnIeIm eileen,
Sonon, Wtan., San.