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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-05
OurP OHcy Quick Sales
and Snail Profits
Ell PasO Shoe Co.
208 Texas Street.
NEW PASTOR FOR
FIRST METHODIST
Rev. Charles j. Dickev, Of
Ration, Comes to EI
PaSO Church
208 Texas Street.

Rev Chas. J. Diekey. who for the
past sQJr years has been pastor Of the
Northern Methodist church in Ration.
n H., VIII arrive in FL PasO Saturday
morning TO assume the pastorate Of
the First Methodist church in this CITY.
Mr.. Dickey has been appointed to
this position by the New Mexico con-
ference and exchanges places with Rev.
Bernard Gibbs Wao has been here since
May, 1911, tn latter having come here
from Los Angeles, Cal, to exchange
places with Rev. Prank W. CgIt0 Mr.
Gibbs is at present in California on
vacation, and viii arrive in Ration in a
Few days.
Services at the First Methodist
church Wednesday, night were conduct
ed by 3. E. Mold
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-05
Arizona COLD PRODUCTION SHOWS
SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE IN VALUE

222 pounds Of copper in 1910, as against
39451.S96 pounds in 1903.
The production Of lead in Arizona
in 1910 was 2,696,99S pounds, valued az
S118.66S against 3,O9S, 083 pounds. val
ued at S133,21 in 1903. COchise coun-
ty, in which are situated the famous
Tombstone mines procured - l,,,9 80
pounds. followed by MohaVe county
with 740,O91 pounds. Increased output
in 1910 was made from MOhaVe ana
santa Cruz counties. Concentrates pf0-
duced 300,26S pounds OF leaa ~ AL TO-
IA in 1910 and 2,393,6lO pounds We're
contained in crude ores sent 70 the
The zinc production Of Arizona was
5,4S4,S99 pounds, yalIuleSG, % az SzS9.Io+ n
1910 as against 5,9I7,23l pounds, val
ued at 1922, III In 1903 MQhaVe coun-
ty mainly from Union Pass camp, pro
duced 5474 046 pounds OF zinc IN 45tO'
against 5,264, 121 pounds IN 1SVS, 70
chise county, which produced LL5,LIo
pounds of zinc in 1903 from the 0llD-
stone district, produced none in 1910
Purchases Machinery.
Frank Dean. the consulting mining
engineer and official OF the W esLeIn
Mines & Development Corporation, is
returned from Chicago Wnere ne mas
been for the past six weeks pur cLSts-
ing machinery for his company 10 De
installed on the TOWner-LoVeu group
of mines in this county ne aLso p IN
chased machinery for his company az Fl
PasO Development work VIII be com
menced in a very short time on the
famous rhyOlite dyke, which was re-
Gently uncovered by AR. Dean.
Thomas COWan, who owns cOnSl0eLa a.
BILE mining property in the turquoise
district. is in Tombstone buying sup
plies and will be here for several days
He states that considerable mining ac-
tfvity is being manifested in that sec
ton
Joseph Larrieu, the mining man from
Paradise, and formerly superintendent
of the Whitehall Mining & Milling com
pany. is in the city on mining matters
Archie Littleton. the Sonora mining
man. went to the Lost HIS district 10
look at the newly discovered Oh tlelds
west Of Tombstone, It being his inJeh-
ton to locate several claims in that dis
trict.
Another shipment Of ore viii be made
from the Lucky Cuss mine in this dls-
trict within q few days and ore IS
being hoisted at that mine today
Frank NJ Murphy, president OF Ine
Tombstone Consolidated Mines com
Danv. limited. is expected TO return
to Tombstone the latter part Of TINS
month on business connected with the
bankrupt organization
Superintendent Parker Woodman' OF
the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining
comDanv. returned TO Bisbee after
stav of about 10 days, as member OF
the board of appraisers appointed IN Ile
bankruptcy court to appraise the prop
erty of the Tombstone Consolidated
Mines company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-05
RICH ORE BODY Is CUT
AGAIN IN THE MAGNA

It is reported in the Superior dis
trict. Pinal county. Arizona, that the
Magma Copper company I'm a crosscut
from the 500 foot level has again cut
thus demonstrating the depth and
permanency of the strike Five TO eight
feet are Of a sulphide ore of extremely
high grade. though the working width
OF the ore body is stated to be at
least 80 feet
The mine IS owned by the Guggen-
helm interests, which purchased It
about two years go.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-05
COMMEMORATE HOME RENTED.

Austin. Tex. Oct 1.-THE confeder-
ate woman's home was today turned
over to the state at a monthly rental
of $3.50 and Miss Katie Daffan, who
was named as superintendent OF the
home, assumed the discharge Of her
duties. The governors attitude not to
pay over $3.50 per month as rental for
the home to the Daughters of the Con
federacy had the desired effect. and
the Daughters accepted the tender The
holding out for $500 per month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-05
PLAN INSTALLING PLACER
MA TUTTKEQ " At - WIT

J. J. Burlington, mining engineer and
T. 7. Cox, mine owner Of Walnut Grove,
are making arrangements for installing
machinery TO operate placer ground Of
the latter on the Hassayampa creek,
Arizona. Mr.. Cox for several months
has thoroughly worked the property by
pumping to a higher elevation, and
then sluiCing the ground the results
being satisfactory. To more extensively
operate has been decided upon and
modern plant viii be put in.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-05
LOAD FIRST CAR OF ORE
Eon sELplLENT 10 sMELLER

At the New York mine, five miles
west OF Prescott. Tarapai county, Ari-
IONA, the first carload OF ore is being
prepared for shipment to the smelter.
1t carries fair values in gold. The camp
is unusually active. The finishing
touches are being put on several new
camp buildings to accommodate a large
force, and machinery for the new plant
being delivered.
The Granite Securities company has
secured a bond on the Catcctin mine
and operations are 20 be resumed at
an early date The CatOctin is Il miles
south Of Prescott.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-05
MUCH INTEREST IN
ARIZONA STATE FAIR
Mineral Exhibit VIII Be the
Most Representative
Yet Shown

Phoenix, Ariz-, Oct 5.-Interest in
Phoneix at the present time is conferred
about the seventh annual fair to be
held in this city November 6-11. J. c..
Goodwin, manager Of the mineral de-
partment Of the fair has returned from
trip through the state in the inter
ests Of his department. He has secured
so many speciments that an addition
to the mineral building Is planned to-
house them Mr.. Goodwin says that the
mineral exhibit this year win be the
most carefully selected and generally
representative that has ever been gath
el ed in Arizona.
A meeting Of the Arizona Develop
ment board win be held during the fair
Delegations from all the commercial
organizations Of Arizona are invited
70 be present with suggestions FOR
further cooperation In the interests OF
the new state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-05
MAKE COPPER STRIKE IN
TAOS VALLEY. NEW HTETTCC

At the Riverside mine on the north
side Of the HOndO river, where it leaves
the mountains and enters Taos valley
in Taos county, n NJ, a body Of copper
ore that averages 10 percent copper and
SIS in gold and silver is being opened
up. After stripping three feet Of the
surface, a blanket Of copper oxide ore
was found which at Is feet contained
carbOnates with u percent copper and
SIS in silver and gold.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-05
Ia BLANCA Y ANFXAs HAS
OPTION 0W CTWCO GEN0

The la Blanca Y AneXas company Of
Pachuca, state OF HidalgO. Mexico. in
the report made at the annual general
they are the owners cf an option on the
mining claims known as the "CfncO
SenOres, a very large piece Of virgin
mining land adjoining the company's
ground
The first payment Of 10000 pesos has
been made, and If the company contin-
results obtained in the meantime.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-05
FLOURINE COMPANY INSTALS
MODERN STAMP MILL AT MINI

The F1ourine Mining and Milling
company, owner Of FlOurine mine one
and One-half miles east Of the famous
Commonwealth mine at PearCe, COchise
county, Arizona, has just completed
an uptOdate stamp mill the stamps
weighing 1850 pounds each. 1t has also
just about finished its pipe line about
1000 feet in length which will supply
all its machinery with water. tt ex-
poets to have the stamps dropping on
ore Oday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-05
Is OPERATING Mill. on
TIE --LEE MI. WIFI HHnEELm

The VultuTe Mining company Of Ma
ricopa county, Arizona, is operating its
mill on the tails at this time Of
which there are about 100000 tons.
Development is progressing below
the zoo foot level bug no quantities Of
ore being extracted because the ca
pacity Of the plant is on the tails
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-05
ROSWELL MEN WIZ.
NINE NEAR PARSONS

Persons \ n OCT ~ 5. Len0I,
accompanied by his wife and Two sons,
Of Roswell. n N, spent a few days here
visiting Mr. and Mrs. W G. Wells.
While here Mr.. IsenOX accompanied L.
Jennings to the head of Argentine can
yOn to inspect some mining property
on which they viii try and raise money
to To- some Development work. Mr. Lee
noX expects to return here about the
middle Of October.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-05
GETs MILEAGE IL DTDv-r rsRv

Austin. Tex, Oct 5.-Senator John c.
Wllacy. Of Corpus Christi. wiz set his
mileage as member of the upper
branch Of the legislature for the recent
special session Senator WIuacv did
not reach Austin at all during the
special session. he was en- route and
hau Ieacned san Antonio. when he be-
came III and returned to his home
The controller only allowed MILEAGE
from Corpus Christi to san Antonio
and return, amounting to SGT The
sum Of $50 was deducted from his trir
90 and from Austin. the senator not
having come here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-05
TUNNEL IN CHASE CREEK
fnnnn

The great tunnel Of the Chase Creek
COpDer company between Clifton and
Norenci. GreenIee county. Ariz, OF
which s. s Campbell, Of Boston, is gen
eral manager, Is now in 1000 feet, and
within the next 900 feet ft is the ex-
nectation to cut the big dyke which
shows on the surface, at a depth OF
1900 feet Work on this tunnel with
this end In view has been going on the
past two years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-05

Strong and durable, yet
pliable, stylish, perfect fit
ting and comfortable. No
more satisfactory shoes at
any price. Get convinced
that there is no use paying
more, and save a dollar or
two.
We are selling mems and
women's $500 shoes at
$3.95; mems and women S
$3.50 and 800 shoes at
S2.95; mems and women
$500 shoes at $1.95; boys
$3.50 shoes at S1.O0;
misses $500 school shoes
at $1.45; infants 75c shoes
at SOC; infants SOC soft
sole shoes at 15c; infants
25c mOccasins at Sc.
Just received another
shipment of women high
top Aviator Boots, tan,
gun metal and patent,
1926, 1926, $3.45 and
1895.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-05

7ish, Iobster5. oysters. Ardoin's Market
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-05

-. I0bsters. 0ysters. ArdoIn.s 1Iarket.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-29

losfeutui ie aimnn raubaui1end rat
pponiin aaltoibin ainan tuin ia.
soofieen, ettei lie min n~aarauiSto
oIutfaan fuin me nd9timme otaf1us
nan. Gun toas mnDtGtunlesI ia pur'
ieboimme eteenpdin bpDfp'aaQofos
ia, min eitd loima adptti fulfeman
Suunnattomauo monbbiua, tuli bar.
maa lofti ia lenii uleita fertoia loi'
ipan pmpGri ifddatuin ndpttaatieen,
miten bitaasti ms tie oiiosfo eteens
pdin pddIimms.
Soffi ndptti minusta alma oIepon
bpmGSid turtOasia. &c 'untui tieid'
pSn, eitei fufaan nsfoItaifi file mis
tadn paboo iebbd, iiud mitd bpDtDa
,iitd diff. Sos Iuoti Riben oiuifin,
uiin eipG Fitd ampuia iaonut, f'ud Ie
putoIi mereen eifd fnfaon menettd
iueTiue ponnut fen iafia. Gen iufel'
lus on pieldfin ibmeeniIempGd. &c
lentdG tdbpStelen forfeoua ilmosio.
Npt nafee lie falan. Se obottaa I'LL
mdnrdpdptien, Titten ipDfipp ie mos
lena pdistiffaa tuobon inureen taIo'
usmarastoon, iosta meibdn Ser'
romme onfoa lufemattomiGe ioutoil'
lie iofapdiwdiiistd mieroistaan rbei
ban ruofania aianaan". &uten io'
nottu, mind ibmettelin tuota meren
mopaata Iintuo.
Mutto fitten erddnd pd,pdnd mon'
to tpuotta mpDbemmin tulin erdd'
Ieen faIastuspoiffaon Sidaannisia.
Slir tapnpt f%uiiumosio o%iuffaito
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-29
Ibber, u. ..
&eidfumn Ia pnG.


Nrmoiia Muttaian toimitas! Suonst
Iiiaa ieuraana9e, min pitrrGn taas
tGGItd mdbdn, maitfa Ell tietoparaS-
toni oletaan err Iuuret.
Slmat ON oueet erittdin fanniit ia
Iupiuiiat faifeue sasmiaiIuMoelie, FUN
on iaatu Iabettoftn ritniaosti ia ldm'
mintd mDDs on olut, ioten milio%
pegot y. M. fospulliiuns ndpttdd
erittGin hhpaamaa ndtDiiettd. Wtuttu
moiban noile min founiisti lainebti'
piIe miIioiIe tuao mield monta tur'
miota, Jos len Snoio niin iuuii,
maen fuitenfin ne ibmiSet olemme
bpfpGS ooottamo55a Xuoiolto. moits
fo creme oliii Eisd onIoinneettaon.
Ntin toDeuotin i5meeuiIet omot Suos
ion tsSt, iotta alma onot n~&5tdtpiS'
ia. Nanpd iddnaein.
.&u@ foImas pdimd tGtd tanta oil
fope nffoieniIma min er69 toiSfie'
linen oil ldbien9t peuoaa totia oioa
moaa tpomiebenSd fansio, Min fih
loim 5nlama lDS bdnet fuoliaafii, ioA
Ioiu patoii tdrrpistd olas, ia bdnen
tumppaniuenIa. ioto istni Iamaaa
istuimela, Ell tnlut mitdGn nohin-
Ifou, eifd mpSs bemoiiiue.
QpldsIdmme On oura fdpmdsid
mr.. 9atula Brpcfetista.
Ga npt on meanpt mr.. ia mrs.
Woilonen tGdltG 9rosfettiin mans
bale fotifontriaeen feidiublia piet'
tdmddn fupmoIoisten iouttoon ia
nonbufIianfa y. M. tattatpio tertpeb'
timddn.
S6sSi onfin iietoni tdnd fertaa.
Eoimon maon n @uttaiaHe ia
fen Iaaiaue mfiiafnnnoue iefd mpDS
%. q. WeSierbocfoue uuiisia toi'
misIaan, fosfa olen ndbnpt, ettd
han eroda guttnion toimitatieSta.
u. &.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-29

Reconsideration ia olin miimeiien
tolorinin ddreud. Wtentu pibon faut.
to ia fuljin f%anatorbdn obi. Sield
ndin iotafin, iobou buomioni fitns
tpi. 2anoien parisIa oil Iuuri bors
mao foiolotfi. Wtutto militia fe ndpt'
ii? Elan tabroomona lotfi iiind bpp'
pei, fen Iimei olitpot n,urtnneet. sc
oil ferron toritunut pouloan ia baas
noiteituno iontunut foloStaian tana.
4tarboan. SiinG Re npt tnlfi itddn'
fnin m%aroitufiena lianmiue, iotfa
IupnnoStoon pelfdIipdi pettd, ei
mGtfd fpenneet lent6mGdn forfeaue
iImaan. Sddu6 foetti ie tppopttdd
udltddnid fuoIeeua ~tursfaIla, ionfo
foIostaia oil beittdnpt len iDDtdmdfs
Il. &c oil fai 10 fauan oIut tarbas'
ia, mntta fanoparmi Ell fuitenfaon
fen mttamafIi oifein liittpnpt. Soffi'
ban oil ipntpnDt iptafin Suurempao
marten, moiffo ie NIT onnettomana
oil fonoien fesfeue i%outunut.
Ndfemdni tpaifutti minuun Ipmds.
I'll. Clan tobraomo loffi murtunein
Iiimin oil Iattuno fuma luopiosta,
ioita tapaa pbben Iieud toiien tddud.
SIi aifa, ioloin be rufoiliipot ia
tunnustimot 2ristusta. iouoiu bet
bdu benfenid oil mapoa ia bella oil
taiipoan toipo. Npt fulfemot be
murtunein, loobaatpin iiinin maail'
man IuuresIo fanotorhosIo ia roni'
taan fen Iooua. Dstdmdni, oIetfo
find noito onnettomio? Sletto find,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-29
aurora, Minm.
2eIdfnuua 1911,

Eerwebban Nuttoion toimitnsta ia
len lufiiofuntao!
Muistuu mieIeeni foiffifpaitiaon
2uoion tp5t fun fuIiin pitfin iuoma'
laisten oIuinieutuia @mborrafs'a,
Minn. Sieud ndin Ielrpddn fninfa
taipaaDinen STA ruoffii. omiiaan,
ioifo ustosia ottapot moStoon bp-
tpdn ofpun.
Wiime feidnd on field ouut fopa
oifa, mont uutisoiufoS on totfpo'
tonno o%iote0ut, ettd miten 'itd mot'
nee endd eteenpdin pddstd. Enlt ON
poIttanut metidt, Dian buonetsto Ia
niIioista. Woon Sumolon opula
opot be padsieet tdbdn asst. ytpt
on puobentulo bpmin lupdofpo fat'
ellie. Siis en- muuta fuin onnea betl'
lie toipotan idmdn Iebben apnla.
aluttaia field nafppfin oIepon usfo'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-29
Sonna &tnnnnsn.


@nfin ieppebbdn foiftio @attuio
leboen Infiioito, mutta ennentaiffio
asfo neIiid ia FIurio!
Spodmeaiiesti fiitdn Sronpoobi'
lolita roftauoesionne paintafh, fob'
taon oAesiuni field tipttofaman
mmolifosoufIes ia. Gn oDut feld tia
AoiIuubesIu fiaofIiapa lauiwmann,
min teen fen NIT tdsId suttaian pals
!oiaa. Taodn iIeni oifein onneuiie'
ma, etti Join titIstuo monen fos'
ipoista huntemattomon tpelian Fans
la, %erittainfin pappisn fonS'a. Sli
oitein mirfisiGtpdG fuuuo eldman
Ianaa fieud ialistettoman monen to.
oistoian Juan foia,to. dim fDield
.niintin onneliuen, ettd Jain mntfas
fumpponeitSeni poStorit 9%uusfoien,
Hisialen 10 !Sirnoen, iotfa Dlipot
minnue pstdmduiIid, eisudtfS tatioa
meet plDn minuo. maiffa olen bolpa
ia aIboinsn. &iitps teins ppbdt neh
iete -
Goinoni oliii, ettd mffauS ia rau'
ba iaiIi mouita firffofuntomme fess
feud ia ettd ppbd Senfi Faiii meitd
iobtaa raamatuisla Gttei miboNinen
Iaiii meitd niebd nIfopnolele raa'
mattMa.
Wield louIun terneiHet pDioueni
%. u. WeSterbaefane.
Sddfda Weliet ia Eloret 'SumoIon
ormon baltuun.
Soituoo melienne ormoSia ia moi'
wosia,
6. Westerboct.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-29

iofa olit futiuttu papaol cen, idiieen
eIdmddn 8ristufIesia SeeIufiesIa,
f%utiuttu Iuurempaa mopautta marten
FUN meren uIiaat Iinnut, oletfo find
mopaa ipnnin ia lain ifeestG? Woii.
20 tuua toimeen npfpiiesia onnetto.
maSIa olennustilasIaii? @tfD tab
toiIi uuoeueen tula mapaofIi? See.
rus tabtoo ia moi Iinut mield pelos.
taa. 9dnend on labioia luopioita,
Fin narten.
Wtutta fuinto olfoi tdmG Iuopm.
mus2 @ifD Min, ettG tartuit iobon.
Elm paulaon nautintoia etfiesIdH
obottamotta Ioamof Serran fdbesta
mitd bdn tobtoi antao? SenseDinen
laiefnus poltoIi Iinut, min ettet find
tobtonut ndbbG paifpoa ~SaobofSei
rafpintoa SumaIan Ipmista noros.
toista, rpaon oiit fen mitd Iinuue Id.
bimpdnd oiepa tarioIi. So fifteen
foetit ola iIoinen futen ennenfin mu.
fautuen DmparistoDii ia teit faup.
poo omantuntoii fonsIa, Fumes SUI.
maIan Senfi murbeeuiiena poistui
finuSta.
Sind taas, iota OIet SumnIan Iop.
-
Il, ppip mopauoesio! slnna beneen
fobottoo iinua rufoutien Fitpin!
Suuntoa %faiieeIi tpopoosi pISspdin!
Nouoa eIdmd ropinto Sumolon to.
louSmorostosto! Sltao Iuiat, iar.
fdbtdmdttDmdt!" rSoipon SumoIo
~tdptidfDDn teiodt faifeuo lola ia
ronbollo uSfosio!"
%. Roid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-29

paieten fobeieIa enin luettu lebtt.
minimum Muroran iolialieieilla EpD'
mics. Gn fuuQut fieud fontrila oil.
lentaon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ems
ia pbieiefunnan ipistd iaarnatta.
man. Sumalan Iiunausta toimotan
teiue, iotfa oIette aiaaiien eldmdnne
pe%rustaneet matamoue pobioue.
Sddud Murorasia on upt buono
oifa tpDmicbind, ipaan mitdpd fitd
IoIialistiiet luomaloiiet perustatpat,
FUN paan mdbdntin laafpot
an aitufii, min iiuotu tapaffaan.
sos talon iIdntd. ionta luono omat
~aiuneet pittid a%itoia, ettd lastu on
tuuut molua fpmmentd oolaria, mes
nee ppptdmddn beiltd laatapaanIa,
min Iaa plan puufon iStuid. ytiin'
FUN tefi Soban Silianber bilian tddl'
la Srdnt 9iaiae. Sa mifd pabinta
fun mo ruotatalon pitdidt opat
tddqd noita pata manboiaiia, ioten
iaattaa Ionoa BETA fopitaaleitli, ie'
Ed iitd pbteisfunnan ipptii fun pitdd
matiaa %ruofanla.
SGmG Muroran Iuomalaisten rait
tiusIeuran badli on nield lolialiss
teiua, naifta 10 ferron lberefifin fd'
ni ppptdmdsid anoimia, ioita Ell
tuitenfaan IoninnosIa annettu. Gee
littimdt, ettd leura ia loIialistit omat
tebneet Ioninnon fiua pettddtlenia
Observation-Disclosures. iofa on aIiantuns
tematon. S6std ii fuitenfaon r. fen.
ran idienet ia iuirtailijat tiebd mi
tGdn. Gpud tdsid aiiasla pield nit
meintin iolialistit nenduid termoa.
Gbeudmainitun Soban SiIionoerin
puutotusiutusto Iain tdtd tirioittais
Iari fuuua Ieuraapaa:
&uin SiIianoer on antanut fpdbdn
rabaa mainitulIe Siuiue, iota oIiii
pitdnpt ola pli ruofatpelan, mutta
Gill OH noatinut enemmdn. SdstG
oil 9. iuopunut, fun oil Iu%uttunut,
fifteen mennpt rautatauppoan ia os'
tanut porbaan p%eitien ioao Ioi Gill
LID rintaan. On bppin luultapao,
ettd Re oil tarfoitettu murban oifeel'
la. Saitaa ubri iilti iddod eldmddn.
2pDid on manfilasIa. Tdtd fuulin
ioiiolistten Iuusta, en- tieoG miten
poIion iiind on perdd. Gen maan
tieodn, ettd mics, iofd linnasia ma'
taa, on nnori, naan Ell ban niitli
tpouddn eldttdd itieGdn.
Sopo on aifa lopeitaa tdmd firioi'
tue ettei menDii liian pittdae.
Haitis.
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&alalofh.

poifono ouesIoni ia meriad tuI'
leSfoni bunittipot minua eritpiiesti
foIaIofit. SIoitiin ndbbesidni niiben
~moimoffoiuo fiiniuddn fiitdpdn
tuiIta moStoon. 2un olimme iontu.
meet w%ooraIiien mprsfpn fdiiin,
Jain robteutta ndbbesidni lofin leb
ioiIeman loipan miereud tornities
matta ebes Iiifuttoa Iiipiadn. attid
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tuon luonnon min t%aunistanut ettei
lille mertoia neod ia me olemme
Min poboia lapiia ettemme eoes o'
ioa oifeen fiittddtddn niinfuin tulis.
WDtfin me olemme ~Ioaneet iublia
tddQd oiteen TOTO milton Fun tGdad
on ouut firfouis muoIifotous ia oil
%pappeiafin ptiitoista ia Iiiben wiela
maalitfo pubuiia. Tiin tpud MT
on laatu fuuQa monen tooiStoion
luusta ia faiffi main tobisti tuosta
pbteilestd autuuoesta mia nellie
on ipalmistettu SeeIufIen &ristufien
foutta ia me laamme fen main us.
fola ottaa nastaan. SltaIin fun
pulpit alma monta pappia, alma fun
toinen meni pubumaan Min find
pdlisfd laulufoDri loulaa faiabutteli
min fun oils tainaan paIuunat iois
meet. &puG oil ibanaa fuuua mutta
Fun pddstddn Iinne taipaan bddIa.
lin min field lie masta on ibanao,
Fun faitiaa on uuii tieli ia nuIi mieli,
min fiuoin moimme nas,a tdpoeui
lesti fiiitdd. glpt puolittain tddqd,
Npt olitin ito iputto iublimasI ia
ettd ei uIein Iaafaau min iuurella
ioufoua iublia. &oniaa oil Iaapns
nut iofa puolelta tuulemaan eldmdd
Sumalan ianao, funpa ie pDipili MT
muistisIa mitd lield pubuttiin ettei
tobta baibtuiii fun on iublat lpppu'
nut.
On muoIi fulunut fun pastori
Wtiettinen on ouut ben9esId tunnel
tn, mutta MT .ultiin tuntemaau .faes
noistafin, funpa tainaan SID nal
mistaifi monta IeQuista pappia taue
meibdn fesfuuteen, FUN on pastori
Wiiettinenfin. So olipa bausfaa nab
ID meiodn entinen opettaiamme pos
tori Wuoritin ia pastorin rounau,
oiteen ilosta ipodn iDfti. &iitos
teille FUN tulitie molemmin tdnne Eat
Iomaan panboio feuratuntalailia!
&iitos taifiue iotfa olit.e eoenpdd'
Fin tdnne tulleei, mutta plfoon eniin
tiitettp Sid Yoifa ia ppbd benti
fun Iaatiin min raubauiiesti ola
fopSIo ettei mifddn meitd SumoIan
lapiia bdirinnpt.
Sn aitonut palion firioittaa FUN
on uuIi auttaian toimittaia, JOS pts
tdd poperi foriin tdmdn %firieen fun
idmd On min lapielinen, mutta oil
taa fdrfimduinen, 8iitos entiielIe
toimittaiane fun oIsi!e n,inmn firiei
tdni f6rfnDi, iotfa on olleet min buos
noia.
Wtutta Mile foitiIe terpei1st fpield
iotfa olitte taGad, iiIaret ia sueIie;l
,SumoIa meitd pbteen anttofoDn SCI
fan isiMinen eteen, 8oEitlaae fiitoss
to neiFaomaant
Sifauenne
4
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%teIdtuuGIo.
armoo armon SerraIta ia rouboa
roubon rubtinooIto toimoton faifiae
9luttoion Infiioiue. Npt eniin foiffia
fiitan foIme pbteistd SumoIoa Iiitd'
Fin FUN on ontanut Min founiin te'
Ian, ettd FUN uIfono fdmeIee min oi'
ma nouIee ipodmestd buofaus ettd
meiua on tobeIo bpwd STA iofo on