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Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22

LOGAN-Susie r. Faith, county superin-
tendent of schools, has appointed Miss Bes-
sic Cronk of Logan deputy superintendent.
LOGAN-Mrs. l.. Foweler, the seventh
grade teacher in the Logan school, will re-
sign her position here to take effect Feb
ruary 3, to 20 TO jefferson. Ia
ESTHERNILLB-Ye at River
side, Cal, occurred the marriage Of Bessie
Bartlett to Roy McKibben both of this
city. They will reside at Riverside.
LOGAN-The supervisors Of Harrison
county have selected the Logan Observer
and the Logan Gazette and the Woodbine
Twiner as the official papers Of the county.
CRESTON-In the high school junior
class oratorical contest held here Miss Leta
Collett won the gold medal given for first
place with the selection "A Bill from the
Milliner.' Lillian Thomson was awarded
second place.
IOWA CITY-George II. Paul Of Wash
ington, Ia, small town near here has
Just broken recent records for land buy
ing by purchasing tracts In the San Luis
valley. Colorado, extending over $1,000
acres, for 100000
CARROLL-Andrew Lund aged 23 died
at ST. Anthony hospital this morning of
switch engine in the Northwestern yards
last night and was crushed by the wheels.
lie formerly lived at Boone.
ESTHERVILLE-Th funeral of j. w.
held from his home here yesterday. De-
ceased was o. years Of age and had lived
In Iowa since 1880 having at that time
moved to Ames from Virginia.
EsTHERVILLE-Cha Howe, son OF
Pat Howe, and Miss Ethel Ayers, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. W. c. Ayers, both of this city,
were married last week at the home OF
the grOom's brother Frank Howe, al
Glendive. Mont. They will reside here
LOGAN-F. Koenig OF Magnolia won the
highest marks I'm farm dairy course In the
agricultural course at Ames college re-
Gently and was presented with a Holstein
bull as a prize. Guy Batchelder OF Wood
bine won second prize in the buttermakers
course.
I siege Of sickness, the like OF which has
never before been known here. Il Is said
hardly a family is exempt from one on
more cases Of sickness, most OF which Is
caused from grip and pneumonia.
DECORAH-While postoffce officials are
not giving out information the postal saw
ings bank is being but little patronized by
depOSitOrs, and II is thought some time will
/ be needed before the merits of the system
are generally understood and accepted by
the people.
LOGAN Representative Charles W Hunt
OF Harrison county has been assigned by
/ Speaker Paul Sullman 20 the following
committees: Agricultural, roads, Insurance,
printinE, telephones. college for the blind
railroads and transportation, drainage tel
| egraph and express.
LOGAN-W, T. stern republican county
chairman, was presented bookcase by the
newly elected county officials On apprecia-
| Two years ago the county officials-elect
/ presented Mr. stern with gold watch as a
| testimonial Of his efficient services.
4 FORT DODGE-C D. Frost, a Fort
/ Dodge business man surprised loca
friends by arriving In the city today with
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
BOY MURDERER CONVICTED
SeNenteen-NeRr-OId Lad Who shot
Policeman Found Guilty OF
Murder.

DULUTH. Jan. 2l.-Charlcs Mclodrowsi'
the 17-year-old boy who shot and Killed
Policeman Harry Chesmoro on a street car
January q. was found guilty Of murder IN
the second degree in the district court this
afternoon. The penalty is life imprison-
ment.
Melodrovsd with his companion, Algot
johnson about the same age, held up tn"
night clerk and the porter AZ local hotel
on that morning, robbing the cash register
OF about SO
An hour later they were arrested by
Cfesmore and were being taken 10 police
headquarters when the murder took place
When In court MelOdTowskfs defense was
that he only intended 10 Brighten the police
man and that the killing was accidental.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
Red Cross First Aid
Car to Be Seen Here
Pullman Used for Instruction Of
Workmen in Hazardous Trades
Arrives Today.

Under the direction OF DR.. NJ. w. Glas-
gov, a splendidly equipped Pullman car,
known as the American Red Cross First
Aid car, will arrive in the city for educa-
tional work about o'clock this afternoon
The car is being taken on a tour over the
country in a campaign Of instruction to
workmen in hazardous occupations, con-
corning the proper treatment of injured
comrades in case of accident.
II Is the only Red Cross car in that work
In the country and is exclusively an en-
terprlse OF the Red Cross society The
car was donated by the Pullman company
and is being maintained by the society.
on his stops al each town DR.. Glasgow
conducts his demonstration before railroad
men. factory workers and electricians. The
car started on its tour December Is from
Buffalo, n. Y. After a trip through the
lake region and down through Indiana il
arrived in Council Bluffs Wednesday. Two
meetings Of workmen were held in It
there.
Or. Glasgow explained last night that
the enterprise has the double object OF
teaching the proper care Of the injured
and Of teaching the prevention Of acct
dents lie explained that. according to
expert statistics 60 per cent Of the acct
dents were que 10 chromosomes anu 'hH'
most Of the injuries sustained in them
were made serious only because the VIC
tins received poor attention before skilled
medical aid was brought to them.
The car viii remain at the local station
until o'clock Sunday afternoon, when
the trip west will be taken up. Or. elias
gov intends keeping his rolling medical
school open to the general public through
out his stay here.
MY method Of instruction" he ex-
planned lis 20 explain what to do for an
injured person the moment he is hurt aud
what not to do. Many injuries really not
fatal Of themselves are made so through
the innocent but bunglinE attention Of
the victims friends"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
oId Mnn FaII. Undcr LocomntI,c.

GOWRIE, Ia. Jan. 2l,-CSpecial )-Hang-
ing TO the pilot of the engine while It
d. aged him for thirty rods until his
strength gave out and he fell underneath
and the wheels OF the locomotive passed
over him, killing him, was the tragic fate
that overlook John CheIstrom, aged 80
years, when he was struck by a slowly
moving Minneapolis & st. Louis locomotive
at Calender Friday. Chelstrom was
crossing the track when the pilot Of the
engine struck him in the back While fall
ing he seized hold Of the pilot and i'm that
position was dragged until killed. The
engine men did not know the aged man
had been struck until he was under the
engine.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
FntnI shootIng I'D Nerton.

NEWTON Ia, Jan H.-(Special.) Lou
Cross was shot through the lungs and prob
ably fatally injured at Baxter this afternoon
while at the home Of his cousin William
Brady. Brady mas been arrested and Is
being held in Jail here, pending the out
come OF Cross injury. u is alleged that
he did the shooting. Cross recently re-
turned from the west, and. Il is said, was
warned by Brady 10 keep away from the
Iatter's home. Cross Is TO be taken to a
Des Aloines hospital for treatment as soon
a his wound will allow him to be moved.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
General Agent of Equitable Life at
DRNenpOrt Makes Prophecy.

DAVENPORT, Ia, Jan. a.-CSpecial
telegram -"Former President Theodore
Roosevelt will succeed Paul Morton as
president Of the Equitable Life" This is
the prediction of George Sternsdorff, gem
eral agent OF the insurance society at
Davenport He knew Mr.. Morton well and
says he will stake his reputation as a
prophet on his prediction that Theodore
Roosevelt will be his successor.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
Bryan to speak ut MorninssIde.

SIOUX CITY, Jan. 2o.-Cspecial wi
liam Jennings Bryan will speak al Morn
ingside college at the annual commence
ment exercises In June
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to the following named persons:
Name and Residence. Age
Larrie "A. FLOOD. 1reynor, Ia................22
Eta Maude Emarine, McClelland, Ia 20
Samuel f. Thens, Council Bluffs .......25
Pauline A. Johnson, Council Bluffs ..,... %
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
MURDER SCARE ONLY FLASH
Police Respond to Hurry call Only TO
Find that No One Was SerI-
Ouslv Hurt.

4 hurry call from the George Deal saloon
at Thirty seventh street and Broadway yes
terdsv afternoon sent Chief OF Police
Froom and several members of the detec-
tive force To that locality to arrest a muir
derCr and care for the body Of a murdered
man. The telephone message that came
from several souTces announced that the
murdered man was Frank Davis a sign
painter, residing at $3.50 Avenue C. and
that his murderer was Bill Wilson OF the
neishhorhood, The information further
stated that the murderer was being held
in the saloon and the dead man was lying
ON the Sidewalk
An automobile took the officers to the
locality at top speed, When they arrived
they found Bill Wilson and his brother.
John, in pool hall playing pool Further
investigation disclosed the fact that Davis
appeared TO have been the aggressor and
In \ drunken row had seized a revolver
from shelf behind the bar and had fired
two shots, As faJ as could be learned only
the air was pierced. But after the shooting
both NJ the Wilson's were reputcd to have
jumprd ON Davis ana beat him into a
further degree 81 stupefaction 4 visit TO
Davis home found him in bed asleep.
MI three were taken TO the police sta
ton AMI held Tor investigation. They viii
he called upon Tor an explanation before
Judge Snsder In police court this morn
ing
John Wilson is the man who was indicted
Tor MAYHEM by jury In the district court
last August. His victim was Dare DeviI''
andrews, the balloon man who performed
az Manawa last summer. lie lost a finer
AMI nearly lost his life from a bite in
nlcted by Wilson during a dispute.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
Total. six transfers .................s
Nour NeIEhbOr'S Home Secures Your
savings.

First mortgages on homes worth twice
the amount OF the loan makes the securi-
ties on which your money In this sssocia-
ton is lent Absolute safety is the first
requirement. sixteen years OF experience
without loss. Funds are earning per
cent
TIE COUNCIL BLUFFS MUTUAL BLDG.
AND LOAN ASSN
VIM J. Leverett Sec'y. ls3 Pearl 81.
Duffs's Pure Malt Nhisky. sl.0O per bot
tie, T.. Rosenfeld Liquor Co, 5ls SO. Main.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22

SPECIALS FOR sATURDAY-Eggs,
dozen, 23c; best country butter, pound, &c;
25c can grapes or blackberries 15c; pounds
best Japan rice, 25c; cornmeal, sack, 1jc;
cranberries, quart, 1Oc; lOc bluelng, per
bottle, &C. In our meat department: Sugar
cured bacon, pound, Ice; salt pork, pound,
lOc; homemade sausage. pound, 12lkc; beef
pot roast, pound, up from Sc;-good steak,
pound, lOc; dressed chickens, pound, 121kc;
also everything in extra choice cuts of
beef, pork, veal, mutton etc. In our hard.
ware department.: Galvanized tub specials,
Coo size, 49c; 75c size SOC; S5c size, 69c.
Large cloth covered sleeve boards 1Oc;
covered granite chamber pals, SIC: No. s
granite tea kettles 66c 45c brass wash.
board, 800; good mop sticks, &C; willow
clothes baskets, csc, etc. j. zoller Mercan-
tile company. The big uptown store 100
lO2-lO4-lO5 Broadway. -Four phones, ring S2O
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
Council Bluffs.
Minor Mention

The Council Bluffs office Of The
Omaha Bee iH ~ IS Scott street.
Both phones -.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22

Twenty per cent cash discount on framed
and unframed pictures and framing work
II. Berwick. -09-2l1 South Main street.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
We Welcome You To Our
Handsome New Home
Tomorrow, Monday, January 2Sd, we open for
business in new location Southeast corner 10th
and Jackson st. Directly opposite Hotel Rome.

If this stands for anything it s shall be for
RELIABILITY first all the time wachword shall
be RELIABILITY"
marked
the
money N quail n serH
shall complaint
right
tnud growth
shall do all
in o
We thank and solicit future business
be on o
BE AN
SHALL
A
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
TO SUCCEED MORTON

y. y PIumbIng %. "a. 20. Night. L-liOg
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22

The following transfers We're reported TO
The Bee January 20 by the Pottawattamie
County Abs tract company, Council Bluffs
George IL. Soldiers and wife to Charles
Wayne, fTac. MA nwl. i-74-3S, W. d s 2S2j
Geuevieve Dempsey and husband to
NitteTiO Narmi, lot !, block IS Home
Place Add to Council Bluffs. W. d lSj
J. 4. Greenshields and wife TO Vtter.o
\armi, lot 3, block To- Home Place
, ald., Council Bluffs, W. d........... le0
NiCtoriu Nimmi and wife to Guisep-
pima Togliavia, lot > block l5, Home
Place add. TO Council Bluffs W a.
Nittorio Nammi and wife to Guisep-
PIMA Tagliavia, lots 1 and g. block
10. Home Place add. TO Council
Bluffs, ". ............-........
Mary 4. Hastings TO Charles r.
Cooper. p lots 1 and .. block g.
Streets add. To Council Bluffs. w. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
EIiteen Nenr. In q piano rnrtnrr-

We have secured the services OF Mr.. John
Edwards, who for several years was proof
tuner and regulator In one Of the leadins
eastern piano factories, later head tuner
In one Of the largest eastern piano houses
Get your piano looked after. Tuning.
$3.50
out-of-town people desiring expert work
ulay get his services by getting togther a
sufficient number OF tunings to warrant
the expense OF his trip and time. A. Hospe
Co. i07 Broadway, 20, Bluffs. Phones 54A
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22

Guarantee OF Busirrss Prosperity
The Bee Advertising Columns
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
FIREMAN COCHRAN MAKES
POULTRY BUSINESS PROFIT
Possesses knowledge of Chicken
Nature and Ability to Make
Hens Lay IN Winter.

j. n Cochran Of No. hose company,
yesterday completed the inventory Of stock
and took a trial balance showing the
status Of the chicken business which mas
engaged his attention during his spare mo
ments for the last year. The record covers
Just years business, from January 10
January.
lie began a year ago with Sixte,n ems
and a patriarchal head ~ he family. He
ends the year with flock Of ninety-seveu
birds. During the year his hens have Di O.
duced Ass. dozen of eggs From his ilock
he sold 1888 worth Of eggs and yong
poultry. and the entire cost Including
charges for feed and all other inrideutals
figures up Just $3.50. eavms, a net bal
ance of $3lO3 profit for The year
The denizens OF his hennery have been
gracious providers for tue family Ia: der
They have contributed on an average Of
three fat frys each week besides the daily
rations of eggs demand ed by the family.
Some of the eggs for bree1ing purposes
have been sold for as ag1 as $50 | ret
ting The chickens are All idre ored
Rhode island Reds. Every day during the
winter he has had an aba lan,e of II esh
eggs for the family use ana has made al
most daily sales 10 customers at top
market prices
Mr.. Cochran believes that there is soIae
money in the chicken business Tor people
who understand It, but ne assarss tpey
must understand hen latIro and even
hen language, and love the hens as well
as the business II they expert to s icceed
Mr. Cochran has a number Of very val
liable birds among his big family. lie has
been offered S25 cash for one young COCK
rel but has refused it. He also has some
freaks. one OF which is neaithv yodng
pullet that came into the world with only
one wing. 1t is without the correspondents
bony armor on that side OF its holy, and
only the skin and feathers protect ITS
vital organs Its heart can be noticed at
a distance, pulsatng beneath the siIn.
This chicken is a great pet tnI Is POSSESSED
of unusual intelligence. Mr.. Cochran has
a vague idea that he may Ice able to
evolve from this happy hearted bird a new
breed of wingless fowls which can Us icpt
within bounds by a foot-higa tcnce and
Who will not be obliged 70 ste time and
effort in building up the resdn' sty,e Of
meatless bony structure II their backs.
so MANY TIMES ladies tell us they
don't know what to get for dinner How
would baked squash be for a change? 1Oc
and i5c each; rutabagas, 8 pounds for Zoe
cauliflower, l5c head; then try mackerel
we have a kit Of the largest mackerel we
have had for many year, 3Oc each smaller
ones at loo; Goldfish, 15c pound sauer lSraut,
Zoe quart; new lot OF split sweet pickles
Zoe dozen; peas, two cans for CSC: corn.
three cans for 25c; oranges, 25c and SOC
dozen; fine sweet potatoes, 4Oc peck; apples,
Winesaps, at 6Oc peck Bartel & Miller.
Tel 259
| l,,r,,,,..,..tr,.- 49,. I..-...-.- -
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22

Commencing Monday January q. we
will give % per cent discount on all wall
paper and room moulding. h, Berwick,
-U9-2ll South Main street
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22

Davis drugs
CorriEans undertRkera Phones Ia
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Majestic ranges. p. e. Dc Vol HdW. 60
woodrinE Undertaking company. Tel SO
lewis cutler. funeral director. Phone ~
~ n.LL,.,nr Of Nhnnrnn Neb.. ls In
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13

ilesfa puolesta m ,uuri moi MANI
ia palion mitddn, ainoastaan fen,
etio epdmufaluan iIman tafia oil y.
leilbd iaapunut ndbempi mddrd en-
tileen foerroten. Sbielmaa oil ipp'
opftdfpdsti. !9enselistd ia liweeliS
ia. lanIua, runoia. fertomutIia ia .,
9aarololta iilaiIuuteen Ioipeltupo
lpbDt noaan opettapainen pube, pn
nd pari fpdbdistd ndpiDstd bnmoo4
rIielta puplelta iotta eipdt iuuri eri'
tD'ieeti %pilanneet aTiaa. Waan dion
ratfauoeua tebbd teiue buo mantut4
len ititd luiimeiiestd pbielmasto, TO-
ia laoritettiin IopnsIa, ionea itie pa
remmin tieodtte futa fen Iuoriiti,
gtitn. tdsfd oil paIion moitittoipea,
lenidboen fun ionfu bumoori ma
rasto on tuipunut min pienefii, jos
iitd on exempt oIluifnan, ettd Iitd pi
tad iatfaa pDbiud aIipiaa ia iiitG
%lobtGpiua lalieiua. On palion pa
rein file b%entil6ae, eild beittdd item
Ia biliaiiuuteen. Sa tdmd on ieiae
Ia teioan Ieurallenne palion maorai
lilenIpt hentilD FUN erdS toineu id
len, loto olette pitdneet epdmutoipa.
ma. Wield I%auiun itieni ia monen
muunfin puolesta toimomutl Jena, ct.
I'd Min plan fuin huomoatte IeIlatS
to benfed ioufoslanne, iota eIiintpp
lenottlIn toluaaa Min lie on, eli TO
boisfobtao oinatin poIion IiItd tuiu
laaotnan iumalontieltdid, ia lie on
epdmufana olemaon fristiaislilpeel
liIesid Ieurasia. S%euranne melpol
Iilnus OH iutabuttoa tdHainen feb
%toonIa eli muutoip tutee tebod fen
rom Minnesota io"ntinluinen muntoS,
e imertitIi; p@pdTipeeainen n%uoriic
ieura."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13
Grpin gptpnihip. ssrumtpuus.

9lijoin muisteua pdbGn tGmGn fpa
Ian npfpiIid toirio, maauiIesTa IN
nd friSiiqisIipeeaiIes Isl Iubtees ia.
Maaliietii moin nimittdG fen, ett6
tadad, minimum monesIa muusIatin
fpldsid on oaut, eltd ipanba pirfa
funta on tuIut epdteIpoifetI, iosta
ippstd ie tarwitii fdpod io%nttnloiIen
uubistufiet Idpi ioaei aipan perrin.
pohiaiieai uuIia. Sddqd fatToimat
parbaotIi parma enimmdtieen nuoet
m%irtaiIiiot, lutuun ottamotta upper.
niIoria ia fldrffid ioiben fatioipat
plepan miela ipisIiin fdpttDfunioiiei
toistaiiefi fumes toos teboddn nuii
tartastus. EGmdn tirioittaia oIiii
fpad oaut Iitd mieltd ettd iupermiio
ria oIiTi %ipaibbeitu, ettd oIili fertd
foiffiaan iaatu aipan ebta luoma'
lainen mirfafunia, ia fitdpaitii Fun
meild oil fpad bptpd mics, iosta lie
pIiIi Iaatu. Waan iota on iebip,
min ie on tebtp eifd ie muutu.
airishaisfneeIistd on tddad
mpDs. auten tiebdtte, tddud on ouut
m~aoriIpIeura, iofo OF fuuIoni nut
faan perustettu Iipeeaiiele pobioae
ia iosta on toimottu iotafin bptpdd
foituman nuoriioon. So ebfd Min
oIiIifin, JOS ie ppipifi nimenid or.
m~oiIena. 9dad ieuraua oil iItoma
26 pdtpd maaIisfuuta ionfa oineeI'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13
Bird Gate. @inn.
9Irmno in rouhooI

NIHlpu Ia rQuDdQ!
S%erpebbGn teitd Serron omat nGil.
Id Npostolin ianoiqa. Ndmdt fafIi
@lanaa: armoa ia raubaa, opat ius
loiiet. GifD Ie ole tooeua onnelista
Fun on rauba omauatunnoqa Ser,
ramme SeeIutIen RristufIen fautta.
Wteild oil oifeen iublat tddud maa.
liseuun folmantena Iunnuntoina ioI.
loin pastori Niemifin oil tdGqd neil.
lie ilmoittamasIa iuloista Ianomaa
SeeIutIesta. Wtieleeni paiuui erittGin
ndmd lanai Fun bdn ianoi, eta Ipn.
nit Ell moi meitd endd fobottaa, Iiud
SeeIus on ne mafIanut maan epds
usfo on iofa faoottoa Fun ibmiuen
Ell usfo mitd Sumalan Jana iImoit.
tao. So ie iInloittaa, ettd Sumalon
p. Iati tdntettiin Seeiutiesla aristuf.
Tesla ia ndin On iomityo SumaIan
fansia ibmiIiGd, eifd fenenfdd tar.
pitIe epdiud outuubestanIu, maiffa
ipnnit tuntuiIinat fuinfa Iuurilto. s.
ldmdn !Serra ianoi, ettd en- nina tut
Tut futiumaan nanbursfaita maan
ipntiiid parannufIeen. So toiieeia
p~aitasTa 9dn %Ianoo: eitpdt tertueet
taripitie porantaiaa naan iairaat,
%Iemmoiiia iniraita 6dn tuIi etIinddn
ia mapabtamaan, iotfa tuntemat Jpn.
tiiairautenia ia nGeemdt euinfa perrin
turmeltunut ibminen on, ia tulenat
ndfem6dn etteindt be moi itIe iiIiGn.
ii outtoo. So Fun ibminen ndin pie.
nenee omtsia ftlmisidnId, etfei minuI
la mitadn ole iIman Seeinsta, min
Tiaoin 6dn tuIee ia taptt6d ipbdmems
me lola Iemmoiieaa fota Ell mauils
mo ontaa taioa. Seeius Ianop: Eat.
10 mind ieiion opesia ia foItuton,
iofo minun d6neni fuuIee ia amoa
minuue ofpen, fen tptD MIND tabbor
mennd Halle ia pitdd e%btoolista bd.
nen fonSionia ia hdn minun fnnsIas
nj. Muoret pttdd ndIttdmdn ia fuf.
f,tlat laufee..;a mutta minun ormo.
nj Ell piod policeman ia minun rau.
boni liitto Ell pioa lanfeeman ppis,
ianoo 9erro iinun armebtdi6Tf. NdIn
%fuloiIet otpot 9ansSiananIa FUN !Sdn
pn31iiiI11Oesa ionasiania.
Rrloittatao ndin Muttoiaon ia an.
tafaa enanfeIiumin 6dnen foitua
Nuttoianfin %fautta, Min fuin ie on
foitunut tGbanfin aStt. 8iitoS, iiias
ret ia meIiet, Fun olette minuotin iIa'
buttoneei firioitufIiaanne.
81 meiud ole tddud nieud mafi.
tuista Ieurafuntaa, maon olen mos
nen fuuuut tddud pubufpan, ettd leu.
rafunto perustetoan ~tdnnefin, la pm.
pa 10 nimidfin ferdttp, ettd fufa rus
peoa fannottamaan it'd. So faiffien
toipo OH ettd iaiiimme opettaiaffi
pastori 5. 9irpen. So ban onfin
Iupannut fdpbd tddud, ia on 10 muu'
f~ertoia fdpnDttin. aiitos bd'
neue fdpnnistanId tddud. So fiitos
pastori NiemeIIe iadnd fdpnnistdan,
mutta forfein fiitos oIfoon 6erraue.
gditd piirteIi itTesiddn furia ipntis
men moon SeeiutIen peresid outuas.
SiIoa Suomi.