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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15
RUSSIA'S JESTER.
BaIakireff Is the Joe Miller of the
Muscovites.
HIS WIT TlCKLEs THE BEAR.

He Was the Court Fool That Many a
Time Rraved the Anger of Peter the
Great--His Miracle Of the Sword and
Wondrous Deed of Daring.
Every nation has its typical jester,
around whom crystalline all the float
ing stories of a people. Thus England
has its joe Miller, Germany It's Till
Eulenspiege, Italy its punchinello, the
orient its Nasreddin 81 khoja and
Russia its Balakireff. Like Joe Mil
Ter, the last was n real character,
though not all the jokes credited to
him We're his own. Some were inven-
tons OF a later age; others were bor
rowed from the past He shares the
credit for many of the latter with Joe
Miller and Eulenspiegel.
History records that BaakireH was
the faVoritc Jester Of Peter the Great.
Tradition represents him as the con-
slant company of that car, frequent
iy exercising his wit at royal expense.
One day, for example, cousin of his
had fallen under the ears displeasure
ana was sentenced to death Balaki-
reif undertook to obtain reprieve.
The car guessed his errand even be-
fore he opened his mouth.
mo" he cried, "'Tis no use your
coming here. | swear that | Will not
grant what You are going to ask"
Balakireff dropped at once to his
knees. "Peter Alexeiyitch,' he cried,
II pray you, put to death that scamp
of a cousin of Miner
Peter, thus caught in his own trap,
had no choice but to laugh and send
a pardon to the culprit.
On another occasion Balakireff ask
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15


Corner of Sixth street and Wash.
ngton avenue. (Episcopan. Rev
Frederick A. DeRosset, rector.
Regular hours OF service: Sunday,
iIoly Communion at o'clock a. nj.
Morning prayer and sermon at IL
O'clock excepting the first Sunday In
the month when there will be sec
ond celebration OF the Holy Com.
mnnion at that hour. Evening PRAYER
and sermon at 1880 p. m. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m. Week days,
Holy communion daily a. M; morn
ing pbyer daily 3 a. M; and also the
litany on Wednesday and Friday,
There will be early celebration at
z o'clock Sunday morning. Morning
prayer will he said without the choir
at 1890 o'clock. The high celebra-
ton will take place at Al O'Clock with
full choir. Short sermon Sunday
scaoo celebration will be held at 3
o'clock in the afternoon in the church.
There viii be no Sunday school in
THE morning. Secular entertainment
for the Sunday school will be held In
The Armory hall. Holy Innocents
Day, Wednesday, Dec, 2Stn, at 8 p
m, at which there viii be program
given, taken part in by all the classes
OF the Sunday school. Presents will
be distributed to children at that
time.
The service will be for the Thiid
Sunday after Epiphany. The ehoii
viii sing Brucestian's beautiful an
them "Let Us Go Now Even Unto
Bethlehem"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15
SW|NDLED LUMBER MEN
Obtained Money BY Means of Fake
Bills Lading-W. A. Ford in Jail
at East ST. Louis.

st. Louis, Jan 14.--Information
charging w A. Ford with obtaining
money under false Getenses was is
sued tonight by the circuit attorney.
1t is alleged that undsr four ailises
Ford obtained money from lumber
companies in Louisiana, Texas and
Missouri by bills of lading.
n He was arrested in East st, Louis.
ILL.,, where he is held in Jail with his
wife, pending the issuing of extradi-
zion papers The National Lumber
Manufacturers Credit Association Is
aiding in the prosecution. Ford was
arrested en- advice Of the authorities
at Shreveport, La.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15
SIMON WINS THE HUNORS
cefeated Automobile in Race at Okla
homa City Aviation Meeting
Yesterday.

Citiaho1a City, Jan 14.-.Rene ST.
mon. the French aviator, carried oil
the nonors at the first day of the ayi-
alton meet here with his FIVE milo
race against an automobile on hall
mic track. His time for the trip
WAS 1859
Rene Barrier tried for an altitude
record, and claimed to have gone
$500 feet nigh. Roland Garros made
the longest flight Of the day, going
six miles north of the aviation field
and returning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15
Second Christian Church.

Cornu' Of Ihirtyaeeond and Pop
lar streets,
Regular hoa.s OF service: Bible
school at 9:l5 communion at Il
O'Clock; Endeayer at 1880 p. IN,
Teachers training class each. Monday
evening Lesson study and prayer
meeting each Wednesday night. All
are cordially welcome at all OF these
services.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15

FATHERS ON BEACH WITH THERMOMETER
AT FIVE DEGREEs-READY FOR A SNOW
RACE.
istrute James Il. Tighe of South Brook
Ign, who for thirty years has followed
the practice of taking wintry bath,
carrying an AK with him in case the
ice proves refractory in Sheepshead
bay. The judge is now about sixty
years Of age, so it is evident the con-
gealed plunge either agrees with him
or he is possessed of marvellous con
stitution. He admits that he uses
mental science, persuading himself
that the water is delightfully."- warm.
else, as he eandidly confesses, 1T would
be all over with me, for with one SHY
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15
Wintry Swim
In Atlantic
Joy Of Many
NIIE old English habit of taking
Il cold plunge on rising is GER
tainly spreading To an alarm

ing .teNl I'Aa Ane,i@ms nat.
uraIlr weFe Vac INST 10 follow this
practices. wa.cA Is na quite general
throughout the word Eat that was
merely the first chapter IN The prog
ress OF cleanliness The second com
bined endurance and hardihooa with
the ablutionarg process, and Che third
chronicles the daring STAGE.
There were Il number of estimable
cold water depotees in London who
found their fancy was no longer d nov
city or badge of distinction, where
upon they established what is now Il
historic London institution the Christ
mas Bathing club. Tho members Of
this organization sQlelnnly and sturdy
batha annually each Christmas nora
in the Serpentine In Regents park in
the conventional abbreviated costume
breaking the ice II necessary to per
nit header from the sprlngboard
Not desiring to be outdoRe in such
manner. various members of the New
York Athletic club, aided and abetted
by sundry other arctic swimmers haze
instituted i daily dipping association
with the roaring Atlantic or Sleeps
head hay as the receiver general, to
use a pugilistic term. Coney Island Ii
the brink Of this fountain OF perpetua
youth, 50 it is evident Ponce de Leol
was several miles ont Of the way IN
his bootless quest.
One of the most remarkable of the
charter members Of this club Is Mag
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15

Photo by American Press Association.
SCOOTER YACHT USED AS A DUCK BLrsp.
two long steel runners. The craft il
usually twelve to sixteen feet In length
ana carries q sail and q iib 1t is
teerad either with 4 long pole TIPPED
VITA IN edged runnrr III u rudilcr or
" the lib. rs for speed. the $, ootcr
tla i!'n ragWatnn ef having beaten
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15
Adam and I've.
a Pitl,v Sermon.

Here is the pithlest sermon ever
preached "0nr ingrcss into life Ia
naked and bare, our progress through
life is trouble and care. our egress out
Of IL we know not where; but. doing
well here. We lhall do well there.
could not tell moro by preaching n
vaarr
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15
Southern Methodlst.

Corner Thirty-seventh and Elm
streets. Pastor, Rev. r. ID. Kennedy
Services as follows:
Sunday school 9.45 a. m; preach
ing II a. M. Junior Epworth League,
y. M, class meeting. p. m; Sen.
Tor Epworth League. $3.50 p. M;
preaching, 1880 p. M; prayer meeting
Wednesday, 500 p. m; cottage pray
er meeting Friday, 500 p. m
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15
First Methodist Episcopal.

First Methodist Episcopal church,
corner of Walnut and Eighth streets
II M fear pastor residence 408 Sth
street, Bell phone 175 Sunday school
s:30 a m Edwin Bond superintend-
ent Junior League Gas, Mrs. Kate
Lemen superintendent; Epworth
League $50 y. M. Mrs. Bessie La
Hue, president.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15

Corner OF Cross and Walnut streets
rather James Gillen, pastor Regll-
lar hours OF service: Low mass and
sermon 1915 o'clock; high mass and
sermon O'Clock; Sunday school
11:l5 O'Clock; vespers and benedic-
ton, 7.30 O'clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15
First Christian.

Corner Sixteenth and Popla
streets. Sunday school at $3.50 am;
communion service at II a. M.
Reg, II S. DeVol OF Holden, Mo j,
viii preach at the First Christian
church both morning and eyning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15
Cairo Baptist Church.

Corner or Ientn anu Poplar streets
Parsonage adjoining. Pastor, Rev.
.. onrum. Sunday school, 9:45
a. n. Morning service, III a. m. Even
ing service S:45 p. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday, 1880 p. m. b. Y. p. U.
meeting Sunday GAS y. m.
Morning subject, THE Syrophoe-
MAN Woman's Faith" Evening sub,
ject THE Fatherhood Of God"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15
Wanted Il Well Hidden.

Little Bobby was too polite to say
ne wanted big piece Of the turkey.
but he said he would like piece Of
the chest where the wishbone was,
only be didn't want TO find the wish.
bone too quick Browning's Magazine
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15
II Was This Wav.

II suppose the father gave the bride
away"
mot exactly He gave million
away and threw her in."--Philadel-
phia Ledger.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15

Corner of Ninth street and Wash.
ington avenue. Father James Dow
ney, pastor. First mass ana sermon,
y u. m. High mass and communion,
10 q. m. Sunday school 2 p. m. Ves
pers and benediction 8 y. IN.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15

On Douglas street, between Wash
ington and Walnut street. Rev. VIM.
J.. Burger, pastor. Sunday school at
10 a m. morning sermon at / am,
evening service at 7;30 O'Clock
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15
chrl.tIan science society.

The Christian Science society
holds services every Wednesday,
evening at 3 o'clock and every Sun.
day morning at " O'Clock at Monte
ihcre synagogue, hoe Commercial
avenue Second floor. The public is
c,raiallv invited to all mn-tIngs
1.-THE subject for the service today
will be Life"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15

one OF the fastest iceboats In the east.
The scooter Is utilized Az winter
iifeboat bs the relief stasaon at sanith
beach Long Island. bur ii Is parficn-
iarls popular among slaousnaen Duck
hunters, for instance, can visit hunting
grounds twelve miles away ID less than
half an hour and find spots that would
otherwise be inaccessible at that tim.
OF the year. The scooter can also ~
used as blind.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15

day school at 9;45; preaching at II
o'clock; evening at 7;45: Young
Peoples meeting at $3.50. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening at
l;45.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15
AT CA|RO'S CHURCHES
George S. Fischer Prominent in For
eion Missinary Work at Pres
byterian Church
Montefiore conareaatlon.

The Montehore Congregation will
hold services at the Synagogue this
evening a; o'clock, Rabbi Loyitch
viii ofiisia.e. Sunday school at 2.30
D. m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15
Calvary aapti.t Church.

Corner of Sixteenth and Poplar
Rev. L. G. Graham, pastor. Regu-
lar hours Of service, morning, Sun
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15

John Drew tells of Young man
formerly an actor, who married 4
widow bF whom he was in many
WAYS reformed. MIR Drew offered Min
a cigar one day, which he declined
saving, My wife gave up her weeds
for me, and have given up mine for
her North Carolina Star.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15

Balakirefr, "e%cept that somebody else
hafl already done it."-WashIagtor
Star
Adam and Eve,
81 hope this expulsion Of Ours :s not
going TO iniurc our social position"
said Eve rnefullY
Il guess NOT, replied Adam. "They
can't stop us from being one of the
very first families. Whatever they do"
II don't find our names here in the
Social Register" snd Eve. looking
the volume over.
look under 'Dllatory Domiciles.' my
love" said Adam as he went out and
named the jackass after himself.
IIarper's Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15

or I'd have 70 quit"
Fat All Tic Coaey Island baibers are
admittedly iiaf Nh hardy is Judge
1'ieln. f1r they warm NJ with d med
ltinr ba'i before ntering the surf and
cou!ne tEeta ans to brief spasms. 1t
Is quite o fad FOR New York motorists
TO watch the lee detiers
New Workers, particularly residents
Of Long Island. have another winter
pastinc tIlat II equally as exciting as
the ocean rtHncc and less chilling TO
tie majority This IS scootiug The
habitat of The scooter Il. on Long Is
land sound and the Great South bay
in mrti' ulnr and the number OF its
admirers increases annually.
What Is i sooter9 Well, 1t IL nei-
thcr IN cheat nor q yacht proper.
but It's construction IL of such q ma
turn that Il combines tho advantages
of both and travels with equal facility
on lee and water The bottom is shap-
ed selnewaat like 4 spoon and bears
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-15
The Oldest city.

Damascus has the honor OF being
the Oldest city
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13

vTuosia on npt ie enteli, iota iind
oIet rufoiIut ia toiwonut," Ianoi puu'
tarburi, miitoteu uuteen fasfpatust-
Iddn. 6dn ottaa iinut buostaania
ia faspattaa finnt tunnon mtebetll!"
@n fosfaan ipoi unbottaa tnon
pienofaisraufan Iuurta riemua ia
miten ban rienIi uuoen fasmatast'
IanId ipliin, fietoi pienet fdtenId hd
men faulaania, buuoabtoen:
81 enfeIi, minun omd enfelini, ion'
fa SeeIus on labettanpt auttamoan
minua!A
WitfifGGn muufIi fuin enfelift ei
poifa pittddn ATTAIN tabtonut futiua
MISUNDERSTANDING, ionfa luona ban
fasmaa ia ebisipp iidn, aibin la l.
Idnmaan ilotii ia riemufii ietd niis
ben observation-disclosures.
WiSid bdnen oifea ildnid ia dtt'n'
ia ppot, litd Ell futoan tieod.
S%ufiiani, oletfo find tuuut entelifii
iouefin orpDlapieue?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13

aor. IL, 1881. Nuostittuna, tp6s'
IA ia ~tusfasIu, paIiosTa malpomi'
Tesla, ndlidsfd ia ianosia. paliosia
paustoSia, wilusia ia alaStomau'
besIa toimitti bdn tpirfaania. Wfitd
rdited mastafobta teiodn ortaan bi
piddnne ia teibdn raSmaiiiin aterl'
oibin fplGnluipniaa ia plDaiIiin pilot
hinne popintpibtidifiSid, fonirabti.
fofoufIisia ia piispanfdrdiisid! Niis
tatddn Ell mont teistd bennoiii luo,
pua, tusfinpa piispan fdsfpStdfddn.
Wsutta milf paapoli min pallo tdr
II ia waimaa nafi2 Gen nuotIi ret
I'd ban ebes muutamat outiooti
iaattaifi".
Nmmdrrdn, eta parbainlmottin
meistd olemme faifti tddpiDiid poo'
polin raffouben rinnala. Wtitto
MOI meitd, Jos Ell meisid buomata
pabintdtGdn bolua ia %iotafin. paif
Ia fninfo beitfoofin, pprintba luo'
pumaan neutrality-suspicious. a mir.
famine toimisIa noubattamaon &ris'
tutIen ia bdnen apostolienla idlfid
rofeauoesIa ia a%lttiifIi antamoiIesia
paIlpelemiIesio! 9oin famine FIND
tdpoufIesia fdrIid. Mutta muuten
meiodn 6erramme SeeiutIen enan
feIiumi Ell moi tdSid nptpiiesid moa'
iImosia ebistpd ia moittoa oloa, Ell
meisiG, eifG muisIa. Sofeat omat
len puotIi ne popIt, iotfa eipdt tee
muuto FUN mitd ypirfa mdotii" ia
,lafi f1sfee", eitpdtfd ole toipnpoi'
let mitddn ubraamaan la fdrimddn
Ieurafunnon ia 9erran eoesid; be
eimSt m~pDsfddn tabbo fuoaa ipn'
mile, = Iiad iefin fpipp farIimistd
ia fnuluu oitean popin iofopdipais
fin mirfatebtdpiin.
(Satf).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13
@aifatnt bouint.

Wteibdn fouIuSiamme fdpi f6pbd
poifa, ionfa bouiut olipot poifatut
moneuaiIiaa paatefappa'eiaa. min
ettd ne tuotiitpat nellie toiIiue iuurta
iIoa. So paraiuaan Fun me obotim'
me Iaapamme nGbbd bdneQd plan
uubet bouIut - fiuoin dffid ilmestpi
manboibin toos nuIi rmsfea paiffa,
ionta pmpdriud panbat pienet pat
eat ndpttipdi uufin toipein tatlele'
pan tobti tuIenailuutta. &omasaian
Ioputtua nellie tmotii Ianomattoman
imurto ilpd, FUN foulun ~pibamoalld
tarfasteltiin WiDen bouiuia. Silped
nauru meiIid fiuoin pddIi, fun feffit'
tin, ettd ne Iona .oifana olifuat fdp
meet entiStd firiamammifii.
Miten nnt b%dpeenfddn tuota nous
ruamme? @ibdn le toiin ouut paboin
tarfoitettu, mutta min GdrettDmdn tD'
perad ia aiattelemotonta ie oil. DE
ndimme main firioipot poitot, mutta
emme pmmdrtdneet, mitd ne fertos'
pat. Niiben tofano oil f%ofonoinen
maoiIma Gioinraffautto, molmottu'
La Ditd ia parmaan mpDsftti fppne'
IeitS {entofio, eta tuoaa %roaipalois
Iela paiffaomiieaas aisaonlaotu
iptafin, iosta poifa ini bdpetd fa,,:
lus5a. Wliten mitattDmdn pieneud ros
! baIummaua dibin pititadn pDdpitdd
perbettddn, ia miten toipattoman luus
reua buoIeuiiuubela bdnen olifaan
toimitettamn p%aitfaus, iotto bou1ut
poiIipai pield tpistaiSefIi perbota
bdnen lastaan! !&uinfa monta tubots
ia fertaa arppffoommat olipatfaan
ndmd fitin bienoimmat rifoobouIut
iomine iaumoineen. Slettefo fuuqeet,
ettd npfpiIin mafietaan iosfus iuun'
nattomia iummia manboien mestas
rien ~tauluisto. gle taulut eipdt mo
nestifaan ole mubteettomasti piirret-
ipid, mutta niibin omat iefiidt na'
lancet Min ianomattoman paIion rof+
fauita ia bartautta, ettd mield iato.
ienfin tpuoiien idIfeen fatieIiion mall
toa ldmmin ia liifuttama hinneIma
niitd tarfastaesia. Niinpd oIinot
Winenfin boriiut monifiriatpine pait,
foineen mpDsfin iemmoinen taibete.
os, iosta mind mt tobtoiiin mafIaa
poIion rabaa, JOS ne oIifirpat iaata'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13
Spfeam papin tuirfatoimet.

2puG pmm drrdn, ettd meiodn ieu'
rofuntamme o.uat luonnpttoman fuus
ret, pmmGrrdn, ettG ieurafuntalaiS'
ten tietdmdttDmpps ia ben9elinen
tpmpeps, fDpbpps ia IifaiIuus, buo'
not fpldn tiet ia fonIon febnot oIun'
not tuottapat papiae paIio fiulauf'
lia ia pprfi pdt bdntd tpetdmddn . o.
las IiItd ibantee uiIeIta fannalta, ioua
bin ebfd nuorena %pastorina olotti
mirfatoimiania. puisteuit, pepp'en
Iaatopoin Iuonto ia plDsfantotopa,
toneIiatoimet, iuopotteIenat iuntiat
ia luffarit, pmmdrtdmdttDmdt ia
fddntpmdttDmdt firftoroabin idIenet,
inistpneiben epdusfoinen tia, pleis
men benselinen observation-disclosures
ia tirfoninen nuriamieliipps - find
liIdfIi fofonainen pilpi mastufiia ia
tiuIauffia. Sofea ia laisfa pappi
eli niitd festd, eitd niitd moi ipoittaa,
maan iortuu niiben painon ale ia
muuttuu iiten eldmdsIddn ia ptrfas
toimisiaan tawaaiieffi rmaaiImon
matifIi" ia leipdpapitIi. SeIainen
tefee ainoastaan mitd r%tpirfa maa'
tia. So tarfimmasti t,intee bdn ne
ppfaIdt firffoIaisia, iotfa pddttpwdt
Ianoina: rfabottafoon pirfania."
Mutta paawaIi eiimerfiff, Jos ial'
lite, ettd bdnen tpirfatoimiinia piit.
taan, tefi faiffi aiipan toiIesta ipps.
I'd: bdntd maoti 2ristutien raffaus
faitfeen, mitd bdn tefi. Gen muofIi
eipdt b dnen toimenIa moboufaan
minfdan fi~rffoberran tai fappalai'
fen DECENTRALIZATION puitteiiin tai
firffolafien ia aietufIien ppfdIiin,
Ratio eIim. mitd paapaIi pirfamat'
moistoan firioittaa 2orinttilaiiiae 2
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13

mis1a. gtiin usfomattoman palion
oil tuobon northumberland paates
fappaleeieen pantu bnolta ia mais
maa, min palipn, ettei pddfampunsin
parasfaan rddtdIi ppiIi tebbd ias
manIaiiia, ipaan bin norman buiis
babtaiIi: ugtiin palioa fdriimduiippt'
ta et ole fenelldtdan rdatdliud eifG
miuddn foneeQafaan = iiiben ppss
tpp oinoastaan diti."
gtpt tie buomaatie, miten tpperdd
on nouraa Iemmoiiile bouimiue. Sos
fa moi aifaaniaaba %iemmoifen tpDn,
bdn eli ole tanouinen ibminen. Wil'
len diti oil mormaan barminainen
%nainen, ia ~idlestapdin paboitteIep,
ettemme ppptdneet Wiueltd Iupaa
fdpba iertpebtimdsid bdntd. Sos
iosfus Iaotte ndbbd %femmoiiet bou'
tut, min muistelfda IiIloin iitd, mitd
teiue tdnddn ferroin. Dmmdrtdd olo'
Iubteet ia ieifot, ioioen waaitesIa nd'
ma bpnIut omat Iiiben alum %tuIeet,
on palion tdrfedmpdd fuin Iutea fos
fonaiIia niteitd maailmonbistoriao
tai plata ieIittdd tuIta IpDfIpwien
nuorien ipnnpn.
W(ifIi Ie on tdrtedmpda2
&osfa Ell ole mitddn buonompoa
fuin nauroa ia ipata roffauoesia
(Iuoritetiua ia abferoa tp6td, ia EOS.
fo oifeu Iipistpfiemme oIottantuu
find, ettemme naura fopimaitpmis'
ia tilaiIuufIisia. Tdbdn iipistpfieen
meitaNet fuitenfaan auta, Ell maails
monbistofid-sitd luonneniieto, Min
tdrfeitd FUN ne muufsi Ss--===@
Ell, ie fimistpsaste Iaamutetaan omiI.
la mieteImiud ia fofemufIiua Idbim.
mdistemme eldmdstd.
Sos iosfus tapaatte poian, ioua
on fauniiSti paifatut bouIut, ioiben
tafia ioperit fiuiaatpat bdntd, min
Ianofaa bdneue: uSIe pIped dibistds
Il, Iiad ~iinuuaban on faueimmat bou.
tut maaiImasia!" = So ie on totta,
2liibin neulottu dibinraffaus on did.
rettDmdn paIion arpoffaompaa ia
fauniimpoo, Putin JOS ne oIilimot firs
iaiuut fuuaua.
: Soerster.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13
Dletfo Iima emfeli?
(Sotf).

Mibiud oil pieni Iumma rabaa ia
fen antoi bdn ferta faiffiaan fDp'
bale muonamdeIle lapien eldffeefIi.
Sitte fatoIi bdn teiIe tietdmdttDmiue.
Sid oil fabonnut iitd n eifd fu'
faan tietdnpt mime ban oil mennpt.
Muonapden tunasfa mauitli puus
tie, m~ar1infin fun perbe iofa muoIi
IiIadntpi pbbead idieneud, fuadn
muonamieben tulot eimGt liIddntp-
meet. Gnimmin lai pinitteesfa fdriid
tue pieni fasmaiti, ionfa boioosta
oil Iaatu mafiu pbbeud fertao. Gois'
ten, omienIopiien pitt eniin iaaba
ruofaa ia maatteita. Gen, mifd idi
pIi, Iai 5itten tio pienofaisrauffa,
muutoin taptpi bdnen iddbd obotta.
maan ieuraa maa fertaa.
Sofa paipa istui ban tutpan for'
taiua, itiefienia bprdi0en iotofin lau'
Iud, iota fufaan ei wiitfinpt fuan'
neua.
2aiefi fpud huomaIimat, ettd tue
%pienofainen oil lifainen, ia r~Dpipihin
puettu, mutta fufopa Iiitd ndliiti.
Sdnbdn oil mnonamieben tasmatti,
ipsta muonamies oil %iaanut ferta
faiftiaan eldfemafiun Ia ionfa diti
oil fabonnut. ellie ieifaue Ell fufaan
moinut mitddn.
Wutta ferran Iattui fortanon putt
torburi eulfemaan mupnamieben tis
man obi. poifa istui toponia mu'
faan portoiua bprdiuen itiefIenId.
Sdmdn fpud oil puutarburi ennens
Elm buomannut, mutta MT baluii
bGn Ioaba tietdd, mitd poifa bprdili.
Sdn ppidbtpi fuuntelemaan.
p%ienofainen IauIui Ianlaipaua id.
ne0d pbd uuoestaon ieuraotpia fa'
nDiu:
rHafas Seefus labetd enfelii nous
ltamaan minua pois fauas, fauas
tddltd".
puutarburin iDbdntd liifmttitpdt ~
ndsti ndmd poian Iurunnoittoiiet Ia'
nat, ia ban fesfeptti poitaIen laulun
| fpipmdud mitd tdmd tarfoitti laulul'
lam.
| poifa bppdbti ieifaueen, otti repa'
leiien .batm pois pddstddn ia fpipi:
SIetfo find ie enteli, iofa fpiet mi'
nut iinne, misfd iaan fenfid, maats
teita ia ruofaa, min etten tarpiiieiii
fdrIid miIiua ia ndlfdd ia ettd iaiiin
maota muoteesIa enfd tarpitfiii iaas
ba ieIfdani"?
| Gritpiiesti fosfi tue fpIpmps: 30
Ietto find ie enteIi" puutarburiin, ioss
ia fpIpmpfiestd bdneae pdbiteIen
Ielpeni, mitd poifa enfeliltd obottt.
puutarburt. io0a itieIlddn oil mon'
to Iosta buouettatpana, ct poinut
mennd find LLAMA IemoIIe, ennenfuin
oil ilmoittanut allan bppdntefepdi
Questionable.
Seuraua Iottui iuuri olemaan poif'
Ia tiebusIa fen ifdiieue poiaue. puu'
tarburi tot lapien feuran %toimistoon,
misid bdn ioi uubet tpaatteet ia fen'
9dt ia misfd uufi fdSwatusiid oil
bdntd ipostaon ottamosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13

%llmmebbus on ippnd uieompoan
tdubin fobtaufieen Ia tefee eIdmdn
,poimdIoiietfi. Sttafoa Sbamber'
lain's Stomacf anb elmer TobIet,
ED, ne paifuttafpot iddnnBuiien us
lostufIen. Mpptdm. Oscar Norblins.