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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-07
LAYERS HAVE EASY TIME
WINNING ON TAMPA RACES

TAMPA. Fla. Jan. 6-This was a field
day for the layers at the West Tampa
course. not favorite and only two OF the
we'll played second choices finishing first.
Results:
First race. Ave furIongs-Bertmont 8
TO 9, won Beth Goodwin. 2 TO /, sec
ond: Uncle Walter. IL 10 8. third. Time.
s0i 2-5.
Second race. five furlongs-Inspired 4
10 | won: The Ram. 8 10 / second: Alien
con. 8 TO 1. third. Time. ] :05.
Third race, six furlongs-SIlverado S
to /, won: Autumn Girl, 10 5. second
Walter Mclean. 10 2. third. Time.
1895.
Fourth race. five and a half furlongs-
Teddy Bear, 10 /, won. Hancock, TO
1. second; Clysmic. 10 !. third, Time.
III.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Jennie Wells.
5 10 I. won, St. Dunstan Q TO o, sec
ond: Locust Bud. to l. third, Time.
lis.
Sixth race. mile and seventy yards
Alice. 10 ]. won: Syzygy. TO l. sec
ond: Profile, TO 2. third. Time. 1850 IS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-07
LARGE NUMBER OF ENTRIES
FOR BOWLING CONGRESS

ST. LOUIS Jan. 6.-Entries for the in =
ternational tournament of the American
Bowling congress TO be held here on
January 21 TO February s, closed at mid =
night tonight with about forty more
names entered than at Detroit last year,
Approximately $40 teams have filled out
the blanks. as compared with i0l at De-
troit,
Although The entries closed at mid
night. any that were mailed prior to that
hour VIII be accepted. This rs cX-
pected to put the list above the number
entered al Detroit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-07
CAP AND GLASSES ARE
THOUGHT TO BE GRACE'S

LONDON, Jan. Sword was received
today that the aviator cap and glasses
picked up in the North sea off Maria
kerke. Belgium. have been Identified as
those worn by Cecil Grace. who was lost
while attempting to cross the English
channel from Calais to Dover on Deccm-
Der %.
a diligent search OF the coast in the
vicinity OF Marlakerke is being made In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-07
CURTISS AND RADLEY
TRY OUT AER0PLANES

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan s.-Curtiss and
Radley, two OF the aviators who Will fly
during the meet to begin here tomorrow
an altitude OF 1900 feet in going out over
San Francisco bay,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-07
Babies Bottles Dishonest.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-The baby g
bottle is the latest 'container" TO re-
ceive attention from the New York bu-
reau of weights and measures. A
statement from the superintendent of
the bureau says that most of the nurs-
ing bottles sold in America care dis
honest" and that underweight feed
ings, which babies receive as rule,
probably are responsible for many
deaths
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-07
Baker for Warden in Nevada,

CARSON. New, Jan 6.-Rsy Baker. a
Republican. was made warden OF the
state penitentiary today. The state prison
board. which selected him, is composed
OF Governor Oddie. Secretary of state
BrcdlGan and Attorney General Baker
Both Brodigan and the attorney general
were elected on the Democratic ticket.
and tho board is therefore regarded as
Democratic body. Brodigan voted for
Maxwell. the present warden. Ray Baker
Is Il brother Of the attorney general.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-07
O'Brlen Opens Club.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Cone of
the finest clubhouses for ring perform.
ances ever built will be opened here
this afternoon by Jack O'Brien, the
form'r middle weight champion. The
The proceeds of today's opening, esti.
mated at $4,000 above expenses, Will be
donated TO a charity fund for the fire.
men hurt in the recent Friedlander fire
disaster.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-07
OWNERSHIP OF RING
STILL is UNDECIDED

CHICAGO. Jan. s.-The person who
owns the diamond ring possessed by Jack
johnson and claimed by George w, Lit
tie. his former manager. and over which
the two men have been quarreling for
several months. stil is a mystery a
jury which heard testimony In the mu-
nicipal court reported yesterday that II
could not agree on verdict and was
discharged,
The case has been placed on call for
January IL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-07
GRAFT COMMITTEE
HOLDS FINAL SESSION

NEW YORK, Jan, 6.-The legislative
graft investigation committee met today
FOR Its final session. The much wanted
city chambe rlain. Charles II. HYDE, who.
Il wss testified. might give Information
concerning the alleged lobby against the
racing bills, did not appear.
Algernon Daingerf1eld. secretary Of the
Jockey club, testified that the legal eX-
penses In 1903 Of the various racing as
sociations. in addition TO the $40. 900 spent
by the Jockey club on their behalf ag-
gregated nearly si2", 900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-07
Sunset Magazine Editor Dead.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 6.-Charles
Sedgwick Aitken. editor OF the Sunset
magazine and widely known as a writer
died today after q. protracted Illness. Mr.
Aitken was as years OF age. and Is sur
vived by wife and one child. He was
n native OF Cleveland. o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-07
POLICE RAID P0OLROOM
CONDUCTED BY TOM CORBETT

room conducted by Tom Corbett. brother
OF the former champion heavyweight
pugilist. and well known in the sport
Ing world as betting commissioner
was raided late today by the police. who
arrested thirteen patrons OF the place.
Corhett himself was not present and has
not been placed under arrest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-07
Deliver Papers by Airship.

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 6.-Thc delivery
Of newspapers by acroplancE is sched-
uied TO be made tomorrow when DidicI
Mason. In Curtiss -Farman blplanc.
will lily from this city to San Bernardino.
n distance of sixty miles. under the
auspices OF the Los Angeles Times.
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Aviator Has Fall,

DALLAS, Tex. Jan. 6.--Rene Simon, IL
Berot nonoplane. fell as he was at
tempting To make landing here this aft.
ernoon. His machine turned over anC
was wrecked Simon was uninjured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-15
oRDEMAN TAKES
FIRST AND THIRD
Minneapolis GrappIer Defeated Jess
Wcstergaard in Bout Last
Night.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.]
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Dec. 15.-No
doubt remains in the minds of north
west wrestling fans as to who may
claim the title of American cham
pionship following the defeat here last
night of less Westergaard, of Des
Moines, by Henry Ordeman, of Min
neapolis. The bout was one of the
most interesting and clearly fought
ever held here.
Ordeman won the first fall with a
half Nelson and crotch hold in 1888,
but not until both appeared complete
ly exhausted. Westergaard took the
large audience by surprise with the
suddenness of the scond fall, dumping
Ordeman with head scissors in $40.
The third and last fall was bitterly
contested, each man displaying re-
markable grit, Ordeman finally OBJ
tanning head scissors and half Mel
son and throwing his opponent in
20:45.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-15
Small Army Of New Workers Refuse
to be ousted From Madison
Square Garden by
Detectives.
SLEEP ON THE BENCHES
Eat "Hot Dogs and Come to the
Tracks Whenever They Hear
cheers--ereat Finish Now
Expected.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.] |
NEW YORK, Dec. 15-Old time race
followers today declared the belief
that all previous records will be brok-
en- in the present six day bicycle. race
and that the final sprint of Saturday
night, which will decide the winner,
will be one of the most thrilling ever
seen in the Madison Square Garden.
The old record was passed last night.
Many believe the race now lies be-
tween the teams of Kramer-Moran.
Fogler-Clarke and Lorenz-Saldoy, with
the chances best for the American
riders Since Clarke and Kramer are
regarded as the best sprinters in
America, many believe one of them
will win.
The failure of the private detectives
to eject the "sleepers" from the gar
den this year means that more than a
thousand men and boys who entered
last Sunday night at midnight will be
at the track-side Saturday night, when
the race ends. These men have spent
the entire week in the garden, sleep
| ing on the benches, awakening at night
only when the cheers indicate that a
sprint is on. They make their
meals off the "hot dogs" sold in the
| basement and perform their additions
at the fire MIGRANTS. In the past it
has been the custom of the private Of
ficers to drive them from the garden
| l.,ri wQplx
labut this year the "weekers" banded
together and resisted all efforts to
make them leave.
| Peter Prunty- the announcer with
| the pleasing voice of a fog horn ~
arose in his box at the garden at day
Light today and shouted:
James Edward! James Edward!
your wife telephones that you have
been here at the six day race since
Sunday night. She wants you to call
4 her up and let her know if you will be
home for dinner next Sunday
4 If James Edward" was there, he
4 didn't respond.
The score at 800 a. M:
Kramer-Moran 2029-2.
i Fogler-Clarke 2029-2.
i lstead-DTobach 20Z5-2.
i collins 2029-2.
Cameron Magin -2029-2 fis
emara-Lawrence 2029-2..
Palmer Wells 2029-2.
Iorenze-Saldow 2029-2.
! Thomas-Sten 2029-1.
HillBedell 2029-1.
Broccoli eorget 2029-1.
Iapize-Van Houewart 2029-1.
i Record 2,033 miles, two laps.
4 At ten O'Clock the positions We're
unchanged, the eight leading teams
covering 2,045 miles, five laps. The
record is 1850 miles. seven laps.
The team of Calvin and Wiley quit
the race early toGay. An injury to
Galvin's leg, which prevented him
from keeping up with the bunch,
caused the teams retirement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-15
Those Bad Spells

Lebanon Jet, Ky.-Mrs. Minnie
Lamb, of this place, says: Il be-
lleve would have been dead by now,
had it not been for Cardui. l haven't
had one of those bad spells since l
commenced to use this medicine"
Cardui is a specific medicine for the
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Cardui is safe, reliable remedy, and
has been successfully used by weak
and ailing women for more than fifty
years. Thousands of women have
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you need.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-15
Grand Leaders Deposed From Leader.
ship, Falling Before Taber's
Great Work and 90 Pin
Handicap.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Carroll Taber broke all KeoknS
tournament records last night when
he. shot an average Of 2162-3 in the
Grand Leader-Keokuk Club match son
the Keokuk Club drives. The total of
$50 which he made is fifteen pins more
than gathered by Harry Cook of the
Drexel team, and some critics say the
mark has a chance to stand the at
tack of bowlers during the remainder
of the season Taber's work and the
big handicap of 92 pins which the
Grand Leaders gave contributed to
the three straight wins by the club
team. The standing Is slightly chang
ed as result. The Grand Leaders go
into a tie for second place with the
Military men on top. while the Keo-
kuk Club team climbs. out of sixth
place, giving the. cellar berth to the
Boosters.
Taber has been off to marked de-
gree this winter, being unable at any
time to find the pins, especially in a
tournament. Last night his work
was as near perfect as possible with
out shooting strikes continually. After
poor opening in the first game. Tab
er piled up a row of four strikes and
then finished out we'll. His second
game was steady, with strikes bunch
ed in the early frames. In the last
game he needed to fill the ninth and
tenth frames to beat Cooks mark.
He doubled, giving him margin of
| fifteen pins over the Drexel leader
The average of Taber is the highest
! that has ever been made in a tourna-
lment held under the auspices of the
Keokuk Bowling Association, and
from records at hand it is believed to
/ be the highest ever rolled in a tourna.
ment game of any kind here.
The work of Scott of the Grand
Leader team, would have stood out
prominently were it¬ for the over
shadowing work Of Taber. Scott aver
aged 1873 with a. higllssgcme1sof HR1
| The scores: 4st;~a f9.s RS rs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-15
STAR INDOOR
BASEBALL SOON
Committee Meeting Held Last Night
ana zinn Plan Receives
Sanction.

Immediate steps will be taken to
form an indoor baseball league at the
Y. M. c. A. as the result of last nights
committee meeting. The plan of a
league composed of four association
teams. as suggested by Physical Di-
rector linn was sanctioned. The
league will be formed similar to the
basket ball league now operating, the
teams being picked by a committee.
An entry list is now open to the
players which they are requested to
sign. Play will start the first week III
January, if possible.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-15
No War Says johnson.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-Peace fairly
radiated from B. Ban Johnson, presi
dent of the American League, when
the magnate arrived at his office to-
day, fresh from the tumultuous ses
sions at New York.
There will be no war;" said the
executive. The American Leagues
resolutions are clear and carry no GOV
ert meaning. They simply assert that
the American League is going to as
sert one of its rights under the Ma
tional agreement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-15
Harris PLAYS stronq Game.

CHICAGO, Dec. 15.r Chicago billiard
enthusiasts were jubilant today over
the remarkable play Ct Or. A. H. Har-
ris, the windy city's representative in
the series last night against New
York in tfe three-cnshicn league. Har-
f.s opposed John JankicHan, and Won
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-15
zbyszko Back Today.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Stanislaus
Zbyszko, the Polish wrestler, will
reach New York late this afternoon to
sign for match with Giovanni Raice-
vich, the Italian. The, men will meet
in Madison Square Garden before
New Years, ii It's said pures of ST..
900 will be hung UP.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-15
out &c to SO, after brilliant game.
Chicago still retains the lead.
SWIMMING ENTRIES
ARE COMING IN
lncreaaed Number Expected Today Be-
fore List Is Closed to
the Stars.

Already there are eight entries for
each event in the Y. M. C A, swim
ming tourney which opens at the as
sociation Saturday evening. A num-
her of additional names are expected
before the list is closed. There is
considerable interest in the sport and
the meets give early promise of sue
cess.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-15
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and No Danger

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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-06
@iffm bawaintuja.

Gn ole foSfaan ennen fnnlut en-
t6 ndbnpt, eta ianomalebben pals
toiue moibaan o%iettaa raubat =
moiffapa npt ieaaiIet fuin elm. iri'
oenrouoat = ia mield- Min piiloon,
ettei Ie Iufiio, iota tiinni tatpoitetaon,
moi rautoia buomata. Tuolatnen
fefiintD on npt fuitentin tebtp. &n'
p~ariIaoren Nifooemus on iebnpi
tdrfedn feffinnDns ia Wtateria-
Iisti oil enfimdinen, iofa iontui tuon
f~efIinnDn ubrifii.
Mnnamme Nifooemuflen fertoa
tastd fefiiunbstddn. gan tertoo fii'
I'd Acknowledgements ieuroomoa:
,RarI 2outsfp on materialistt fo't'
olietien Iuurin teoriiffo ia oppisiid.
luomieben materiaIistitin on fai
Iiitd fuulut, fosfa ferron lainoii
bdnen lou'eenio. MIoin illoin
spdiuG, .ttei tdmd moteriolistt ien'
I6dn oifcin tiebd, mitd .&outstp %
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-06

tuS Iifdltdd. Moneqatin OF IeIoinen
mabpa usto, ettd moterialismi OH
iuuri iamaa fuin IoIialismi eli tpb.
pdenaate. So Jos ieaaiIet tumleipat
pubuttatpan materiaIismia mastoun,
Min be otpat nalmiita Ianomoon:
nie OH porpariaiSta taistelua tpD.
ldiiid mastaan". = Sdmd etupddsIa
iobtuu iiitd Fun iofaliSmia ebusta.
wa puolue, tddud MARSHA ia Suos
mesla, lepdd materialisti5en uSton.
tannustufien pddud ia monetfin puo.
lueen' iobtaiat fatiomat itielleeu e.
bulilefIi fasnattaa faniaan Ieuaiss
ia fdfitpstd, ettd iofa OH ioIiolisti,
Min bdnen tulee Qua mate rialistifin,
fiud ne molemmat mufa fuuIurpot
pbteen. = Gdma on tofonaan mod.
I'd fdiitps. Sitiipd pppbdntin, etta
i%ofainen tdmdn lufiia, iofa aifoo
ieurata firiottustani loppuun Iaaffa,
paniii npt beti alusIa mieIeenid fen,
eta materialismi eli ole Iplialismia
eifd fofialismi materiaIiSmia. Ne
fpad fottetaan pbteen, futen olen e.
bella oi%oittanut, mutta Min eli laiIt
tupabtua.
ytDt olemme ielostaneet mistG oh,
tuu lana ymaterialismi", mitG ie
tartoittaa ia futfa Iitd ebustamat.
Seuraamasia firioitufiesia fanm:
me tuttimaan materialistiien uusfons
tunnustufien" perustufIi 2upaam.
me, ettd me eIitdmme ne lufiioilems
me Than fe%laiienoan fuin ne on ira.
fennettu"; eiitdmme Iitte niitten jobs
bosta omat oiatufi emme Iefd uies
ain buomottuien tiebemieSten ia a.
iatteIiiain lauiuntpia, ia iGtdmme ne
iitte lufiioimme eteen.
N}. 90. 20.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-06

Ieffi Rautioon 1886 ia nimitettiin
tirffoberrafIi &eiteIee0e 1898. iosIa
tpirasIa toimt fuolemaan aSti.
Dlioppiiaana ollesIaan 10 10. no.
1873-76 oil ban 10. I. opettaiana
Oulnn IpIeosia ia reoIifoulusia, ia
epdilemdttd bdnen ~luontainen labiafs
faiiuutenia oliii bdnet tebnpt iopi.
motif nuoriion faSpattaiatii tdad.
Fin aIaua. Wutta iifimmdt taipumiifs
IenIa tuitenfin petitpdt bdnet aIens
ia, ielunpaimenetIi ieurafuntaan. s.
tend pmbelabiania, bpmdipbdmiipp'
tenid etenfin apuatarpitiewia fob'
taun tefimdt bGnet mitd onniStus
neemmatIi paimenefIt. Selnd aia'
tustapa iefd iattumat ia ipbdmesid
ldbteneet ianan5a tefitpdt miein fo'
mimpaanfin llonteeieen maitututlen.
la. Northumberland opat fuuliiain
mieIesId ne monet laornat ia bamta.
pubeet, iotfa tuainaia pitt poimania
pdipdnd- Moni aboiStettu Iielu I6pii
paimeneSIaan mitd ldmpimdn robs
foiIiian ia taluttaian. Suorana ia
anomieliiend tomerina ia Idmpimd'
nd pStamdnd oil ban alma %alai5ils
leen tpirfamiebille, paltpeliioi1e ia
Ieuratuntolaiiiueen. 2dbtemattDmdn
muiston idttdd ban idIfeenid tpariin'
Elm niibin moniin puutteenalaiItin,
iotfa alma Iopiitpdt bdnesid iidaiien
au~ttoian, neumoion ia bu~oltaian.
llsfouiien ia maifutasriffaan pdis
mdtpDn p~dattdnpt Iaofoon raubai-
fan lemon !SerrosIaan.
Dainaiaa, iofa fuoli naimotonna,
idi ldbinna iuremoan flor ia faffi
melieG. - &otim.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-06
2tittDnDt firffofnms
famine.

Imaian Stendinen Gmanf. 2utb.
Sionin le%urafunta pitt fofoutfen tt.
26 pdind, iosia pfiimieliIesti pdds
tettiin pbtpd Nmerifan SuomaIai.
Ieen Gm. Sutb. 2anlau isfirffofuns
taan; pbbistpmistd mastaon fofouf.
Tesla Ell oIut pbtddnssssddntd. 9ldnes.
tps toimitettiin fGtten noStonn.
DboiStpmisaote on olut Ieurofun'
nosIo enemmist6nd nIeito mupIia,
mutta eitpdt ole tab'oneet Iitd tebbG
ennenfuin lie tuIi aipan pfiimieIiIefIi.
Std lie ole ouut mieId min ndlttGs
Mathematician. Smatban idienet ole
leet pabnpia festdmddn faiffi uI.
foa tuueet bpbffdptiet leurofunnan
perustamileSta iaoffa. 2iitosta an.
iaitTetpot eriitdipfin naiIet. 2dbes
fpmmenen puotta omot he uupus
mota tebneet tpDtd ia iparoiaar ub'
ronneet. SifIipd Stiendiien i%eurafun'
nan menestpminen on ndibiu oSti
olut taattu.
9alion on ieurafunnastn muutta.
nut pois, futen pIeiieStt tpDpaiepila
tddud moasIo toilet tulee ia toilet
menee. Snpa aian pirtausfin tenn
monnut mmtaanIo unofficial Ieuras
funnon idIenid. Wfutto mifddn eli ole
moinnt idrfpttdd. niiiten ipofonnlts
ia, iotta ofpot fsstdneet St'endiien
Ieuratunnon perustomiIe6io Idotto.
muobesio 1908. Wlntto MT nGfi Sips
min Ieurofuntd tuIleer oion pbtpd &.
firffotuntoon, ioHa on lama pert
cate, mitG Ieurofunnallotin On aus
ia Idbtien oIlut, Iiteu turmatotIemme
eaIistn Intberioloista oppiomme, Ell.
til fpoiIimme fen nbteisnoimin IGi,
IpttGG rmbtanna, meibGn fuoIeipai,
TiStn tDistdmme. ettd oiennuSruoros
namme oliIi ptIin SumaIon Jana, et'
td Serra on pfIin u ia ., olfu ia
Ioppu, enSimdinen ia niimeinen, 10.
fo oil ia iota on ia iptn tnIeipa on.
Npt 10 on olfanut aifo Suomen fan,
Ione, ionoiu fen fristiIiinps on tuIe.
po Iuuremman foeimfien oloiTeffi
fuin miuoinfaon on olnt. Wufto
Sionin ieurdfunto usfoo, Iamoin
fuin muffin 2onianisIelrofunnot
ettd min foiinn fuin fiuG on 0riss
tus, eIdpdn Sumalan poifa, Ell bel.
petin portitfaan pibd iitd tnfista.
mou. ga tdId luottamufieIlo Iabtee
Imoian Notwithstanding, mutt.
ten aanionisIeuratuntoin fouSTa nh.
beeIG, iuota warmoa pG1mGdrGG
fobben toipoltomaon, nautiien nh.
besid mpiiot ia pboesId tuppiot.
&. 6. Mnber'on.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-06

pettaa. pddtin fofeiaa. Niritin Iu.
oenrauoot pdimdlebteen lainaamal.
la &autsfgn aiotufIia tabbon toapu.
uoeSta ianasta i%anaan bdnen teof.
lestaan ~iifuepsoppi ia materialistis
men historian tdIitps." peitin buo'
leuiieSti raubat Ialaamouo firioitta'
Jan nimen. GdmG materialisti alfoi
buitoa 4autstpn mieIipiteitd mas.
taan. &un elm. 8autsfp ionop, ettd
ibminen napaeebtoiIeSti moi malita
oliStuufo poffoon mai .eifD", dridis
lee 2pDmieben materioltsti: ,T6Sid
fdptetddn mopaaebtoinen mddrdsid
mertitpfieSId" ia rtdDttdd tduaista
eIimerffid fpapadn. tabbon tobisto'
miieen, on iuoraan %ianpen, ipperdd."
ytiin, Min, iuoraan ianpen, bra
&autstD! Sa tritentin muut materia.
listit fatiomot 2autSfpd fuin maboi
a~urinfoo. Windtin, Nifobemus, fir.
rpn MT tdpeliiDiben iouttoon ndte'
mddn 3p6mieben materioIistin ia
&autsfpn ndliStd nprttituppelua.
Sittepdbdn ientin ndfee tuta find
Iasfee poitotfaan fpndnid rou.
baan."
SotiIest' tdptppfin ola m%aruiaaan,
ettei IanomaIebtid lufiesia ioubu
yrautoibin".
- Sulfiia.