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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
CITY AND VICINITY

DEPUTY SHERIFF BOOTH returned
10 Salt Lake last night from Fall City.
! Neb.. with Arthur Shepard. who is want
ed In Salt Lake to answer to a charge
OF assault with q deadly weapon Shep-
ard was arrested in Fall city about two
weeks ago. Ii Is alleged that he stabbed
a number OF bows With a pocket knife
| about two months ago. following an al
tercation In Pioneer square. None of the
bows was seriously injured.
THE GRADED UNION Of Sunday
school workers OF the city will meet to-
day at the Y. W. G., A.. 80 Main street.
Mrs. II. j. Stearns will give a report
of the recent Sunday school convention
held in San Francisco The teachers
training class viii be organized by the
primary and junior Sunday school work
ers. Light refreshments will be served
TO RECOVER S5lio together with In
tercst, alleged 10 have been paid for
certain soldiers homestead rights at
Lcwistown. Mont. which were found TO be
exhausted the liiger Loan &c Realty
company began suit in the Third district
court yesterday against r. Fl. Peale and
Mccormick & company.
ACTING GOVERNOR c. S. TINGEY.
John *, Hardy. private secretary to Gov
crnor William Spry. Fred Chambers.
state fsh and game commissioner, and
Stale Chemist Herman Harmee will go
"a Utah lake Thursday for a fishing trip
The officials will return in the evening
TO COLLECT s2S21sO. alleged TO be
due on q pTomissory note and TO fore
close p mortgage on certain real estate
property. given 10 secure the note. the
Utah Investment company began suit In
the Third district court yesterday against
r. Y. Knaus.
IVER J. RUSSELL. AGED - years. n
waiter. was painfully bitten around The
,egs BY a dog last night while attempt
Ing 10 separate two of The canine SPECIES
which were nghtinE. DR.. w H. BubIer
attended the injured man and cauterized
the wounds.
CHARGING HER HUSBAND with
non n-support. Sadie Reever began suit i'm
the Third district court yesterday for
divorce from z. G.. Reever. They were
married in Iowa In 1886 and have one
child, according TO the allegations OF the
complaint.
THE THIRD WARD Will give its first
dancing party in the amusement hall nexf
Friday evening. September 22 Evcrv-
body is invited to attend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
ARRANGE BANQUET
FOR THE PRESIDENT
Governor Spry Invited to Be
ToaStmaster; Number of
Speakers Limited.

Governor William Spry will be asked
to preside as toastmaster at the Com
mercial club banquet TO President Taft
to be given on the evening Of October
in the banquet hail at the Commercial
club, Governor Spry is at present in
the cast. but the members of the banquet
committee feel certain that he VIII ac-
cept the honor.
At a meeting OF the banquet committee
held yesterday the committee decided 10
limit the toasts additional 10 that of
President TAFT TO three. President JOY
II. Johnson will deliver the address OF
welcome 10 the president and will in
troduce Governor Spry as postmaster.
The programme Of toasts was discussed
tentatively. but no announcement Of the
speakers will he made until after the
next meeting OF the committee.
The cost OF the banquet to rhc members
who attend was fixed at SO per plate
and the attendance was limited to the
first 500 acceptances.
a sub committee on decorations and
nenu was appointed consisting or r. G.
Johnson. NJ, d. Grosh and l., ". Snow
was named a sub committee on music
consisting OF Solon Spiro, J. r. Harris
and DR., J. F. Critchlow. With Fred C.
Graham associated, was also named
The Alta club is making plans for the
luncheon of the president at the Alta
club The luncheon will be rendered the
president and his party by the Alta club
and will he attended by large number
OF the members Of the club There will
be no toasts at the luncheon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
HANGING IN BALANCE
Fate of Business Mems Movement Is 10
Be Dec dcd Today.

The fate OF the business men's'
paign will be decided this afternoon at
a meeting to be held At The CONNER
cial club beginning al ] o'clock. More
than one hundred invitations have been
issued for this meeting. Those invited
include not only business men. hut also
several prominent Republican and Demo-
cratic politicians.
The hope Of those who are engineer
Ing the so-callod business mems move
ment is that from todays meeting will
evolve a business mems ticket that
will be nonpartisan and that Will he In
dorsed by the Republican and Demo-
cratic organizations. II is the hope of
the promoters of tho movement that
There will be only two tickets in the
field and that the only ticket opposing the
American ticket will be the so-called
nonpartisan ticket on which those on
posed to the American ticket may con
ccntratc.
At todavs meeting Is is prouosed to
name n committee of proba blv clever n
This committee IN turn Will be instructed
10 name Il larger committee TO consist of
perhaps seventy five or one hundred per
sons. The smaller committed IL Is
thought. Will bc able 10 complete the
larger committee by tho first OF next
week Ten daNs later. % Is believed the
larger committee will have agreed upon
n ticket. The function Of the larger com
lrlttee. II present plans are carried out.
is 10 indorse six candidates for the OF =
fees 10 be filled al the coming election
and 10 recommend that the voters AT the
primaries nominate the ticket go chosen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
EXPLAINS POSITION
OF UNION PAC|F |C
Gerrit Fort Deems Time I'm
propitious for Governors
Special Project.

Amplifyins his brief telegram OF Tues
day night respecting the position of the
Union Pacific in connection With the pro-
posed governors special advertising
train, Gerrt Fort, genera, passenger
traffic manager of the Union Pacific
Yesterday furnished The Tribune addl-
tIonal details In his message. MIR. Fort
reiterates that the Union Pacific never
agreed TO participate In the proposed
governors special. deening the time
unpropitous for the enterprise, Mr.
Forts telegram follows:
Minnea polls. Mimi. Sept. 20, 1911.
Managing Editor Salt Lake Tribune
Your telegram has been repeated to me
here. The Union Pacific never agreed
TO participate In the so-cailed govern
ors special train. Therefore, 1t Is not
correct To say we have withdrawn. Some
time ago ] stated to the Western De-
Velonment league at It's meeting In Port
land that IL j, could be demonstrated
that the plan proposed was practicable
would recommend to our executive Of
ncers that we participate. Just now we
are confronted with business conditions
that make the proposed train imprac-
ticable from our standpoint. and our po-
slton has been fully explained 10 eN-
Governor Brady and others interested in
the matter. We are spending many
thousands OF dollars in making known
TO the people OF the west the resources
OF the states we serve, and / hope you
Will see that our position is fairly ex-
riained to the people of Utah through
GERRIT FORT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
KINGSBURY TALKS
TO STUDENTS0 Q

The first meeting Of all ~
OF the university was hfe
forenoon IN the assembly N,
Museum building. PraciieallJ !
dent was present and 'he p
pied seats on the platform.
thing on the programme Has
the university choir. Ihs r.
by vocal solo by NiS ~
bury. -
President HlngsburF iMa
students n brief talk peiofs
Ing was adjourned for IuocA
lined the dIfteren, ieasom
people should take evcfI -
the opportunity 10 60 10 ~, 49, 4;
oI some OF the things thit
know something about
college.
rules which ne expects " +
by the students and cies| Il.
with A warm welcome V
dents of the school. aio r
pleasure at seeing 50 mA~
back again. a., ,u.s
In regard 10 the Nag IA IN.
be held at I O'Clock 'ms
twaan the freshman ana
classes. the president SAID
the boys would folio" 'nc
by Columbia and no. ,',,s,,,>
a hgh, without orsan'
npars OF control
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
TO CHANGE THE FORM
OF ASSESSMENT BOOK

The convention called by the state
ooaTd of equaiization TO adopt d new form,
OF assessment book as provided b, ,b"
ias; Legislature came to a close vestsr-
gay The new form VIII DO slightly
larger than the old form and 81 viii re-
auire pet"eeh sixty and seventy books
and over 5000 sheets to meet the reouIre-
nents OF the several counties
lhose present at the meeting which
was Heid IN the county assessors Office
we're: jesse u. Jewkes, state auditor:
j. a. johnson. treasurer OF Sanpcte coun-
ty: r. 4. Vaudeville. treasurer or Grand
county; Samuel G.. Dye. county clerk OF
w e3eT county Hyrum O. Pack, treasurer
OF Davis county, Amos S Cabbott
SCISSOR OF Salt Lake county: ]. J. Thomas
OF the state board OF equalization ] i,
Ihoinas was elected chairman and ]. 4.
Johnson secretary.
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NOTED LONDON ),
SICK AT THE y

siys. William Arthur wa, viz \
w, Walter. clliet W., son.|
don Times. has neen ~ ,he 81
lying seriously III o. "a A. ecsr
from African fever ,n S ,he 4
Walter has been ns 10, its
months travelling aroui, ,n r'us'
II was during her sla! ,,nairscIS| ~
last autumn tHat sne "a s,t,fr
whicl,. by its repeSs'eSuo rps Sor -
seriously undermined is5 ns, tT p
Mrs. Walter Is at,enJ1 at,o1oS fSrr
and is now progre.sss'Insss Issys q
hopes to be able ,rrps 10 70 q
next week. She . yesu' Icsltt 4
the Wblte Star liner I'D sspst3
London on November o. ''
~ sixteen months.
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AMERICANS ARE BUSY.
Perfectina Their Oraanization While 9th
ers Are CHASING Sha dovs

While the Republicans and Democrats
are chasing shadows I'm the various So
called nonpartisan movements which have
been proposed, the Americans are per
fecting their party organization and VIII
go into the present campaign with an
organization equal 10 the bost they have
had In any previous mun!cipal cam
palgn.
The CITY committee and the dlstric
chatrnen are holding frequent meetings
with View TO perfectIng the party or
gonization In each district in the citv. In
every district, with The exception OF one
or two. places for the holding Of the
American primaries have been arranged
Within a dav or two announcement will
be made Of the places In which the prI-
maries IN each district Will be held next
"Wednesday evening.
At the primaries 10 be held next Wed
nesday night delegates to the American
party convention. which Will be held on
saturday. September 30. at tho Colonial
tbeater- VIII be elected. Because OF the
| large number OF strong candidates FOR
American Enforcement for the various
places on the municipal ticket intense in
iercst Is being taken I'm The selection OF
DELEGATES and contests arc certain In al
most every district.
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which nominated Grover Cleveland for
president in 1892.
In 1895 Mr.. Cainc was the choice OF
the Democrats OF Utah for tho first gov
ernor OF the state, bat WAS beaten at
the polls by Governor Beber NJ. Wells
Mr. Caine was elected TO the state SEN
ate In 1895.
or late years Mr.. raiDe has suffered
81 great deal from rheumatism and his
Illness led TO his retirement from politics
and business. However. he retained an
active interest In political affairs up TO
q short time prior TO his death
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
Brady Is Released.

Judge Q. ". Morsc Wednesday morn
ing released j. +. Brady from the citv
iail on haocas corpus proceedings. Brady
was held on n sentence given on a ''noat 2.
err. lie was given A certain time RI
leave the city. but when he came baclS
WAS thrown in iail on the ''noater" sene
tance. \ writ Of habeas corpus was an
piled for on the ground that ne was II :
legally restrained OF his liberty Tbc
court held this 10 he 80 and granted ~.
writ. ''ie
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
Davis Hearing Begins.

The preliminary hearing OF George Da-
Wis. charged with grand larceny wes be
gun yesterday afternoon In the court Of
r. NJ Bishop. Justice OF the peace. Tho
complaining witness in> the case is i r.
Sorehson OF Vineyard. Utah. He alleges
mat Davis led him 10 a rooming bo1se
IN victoria alley and robbed him OF $40
" "hIle ne was asleep. Sorenson was the
continued until IL O'Clock this morning,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
1r,;,e structural nOp q.

The salt Lake coI,inr : u inrlis.
,erday telegraphe'.. '..,s5sl a. Iror !,
Workers. now IN rex. a1n.
Oils. TO hold the,I wesisIs
ton in Salt LaEei Laassilon ara Q, Q
this labor ,,eetiae -,
Lake as the mex. xe "a an exc
lake is sald 10 he.e .yess,.on,
"a " secure this cows
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
BIG BALLOON Nj
FOURTH LONG 8|
Remains in the All
Hours and Fift,.
Minutes. i
ALlC'f1 lS NEAR ii
R. N. Campbell and \
Judge the opD
Passengers.
ALlGE1TS NEAR

The most succession q,
by the Salt Lake Aero c,u.
loon. the salt Lake rI,v~
YESTERDAY. r. N. camptcp ,m \
piloti"g the sikcrss '' :.
voyage lasting four hour,
minutes and ending eievan ~.
'iener City, The voyage x,s
out accident and tho l,nd,n
effected. -''''hs St
The flight was no, on,,
from Shc standpoint of ,So,ao aaoi1|
tators IN this City was ,Sa
tacular of the series
tensions the balloon had Ie0' ~
northward and wns soon h,:
hind the Wasa,ch rnnsH 2
however. the big balloon ~
north%ard a short dlstonrs ivy
Il contrary current and rs,,. ~,
TO a point Just over ,bs ci,s
For more than an hmls ~
Vered Gas-oag and rs conns,,l
car with is two in,repId oss'',
cred over the city. Tbs ,.rs..
discharge from time IN IN
quantity ri ballast, r,.Irs \
higher In search Of n c,,rI,.., 4.
send them on the way r,.,a
with q southcasteriv tren5 w.
the balloon drIftad in rba, ~.
appearing over The moun,aIr, h
cinity OF Emigration canyon
Great Altitude RasAs
y high altitude was rsach.s !,
est attained In any balloon ~
ltah. In crossing the Was.'
southeast OF tn" city the hs,-
oyer Mounts Millicen, and N,t,|
are among the highest noah 4 I.
tion of the range. 4, ,inss d,
attained an altitude ot 6.m =.
salt Lake. or 1850 iscs aim
The descent wus made h e
yon, eleven miles cast Of M
the balloon settling down /,
through the. cauyon. 4 kuk|
Was pressed into service IA
balloon 10 the railroad for ~.
TO SAT- Lake. while Jude, =
bell proceeded 10 Park civ /.
Mccormick drove his high.n,>
tomobilc 10 that point and
acronauts home. arriving n
hour this morning. n
The new quality hf gas ~
ascension was an improytmir
kind previously furnished, n
leaving with. COO pound. Of al
contained in thirteen sacks.
descent was made. six asks 4
last remained unused. and h
could have remained up ss5.
longer had they so desired
the country cnutheast Of Hsie
out tran srortation faeilI.lts.
airneu descended rather thi7 I
alternative Of landing In A d
moved from facilities fbr retd1|
Long Distance Trsyg5
The distance traversel by d
was about 100 miles. The ri
Ing. Is forty miles from lk
point, hut the balloon cire,sa G
some time before making fhs 8
Campbell and Judge had ~
ton when they landed 4 E1I|
current made them work Au.
the balloon safely and vlf<|
finally brought 10 rest az
trees the car settled dora q
Of yellow jackets. Five Hon
who were assisting the -
stune by ths insects and J1F'
ccired a touch from the bof,
one. II. J. Duke. game 90
brought the aeronauls 10 Hts
showed them many courtesla
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FORMER SALT Ia. !!
is OREETlNG :

= " Wilson. forIne,i,v' d
and now manager AZ ssa
Baking corporation ,ss ~ on "
reached town es,hs,e hs.r
his wife and son. ,sorld -
picted a tour Of the he,oMroed Md ..
Russell, The son. &, o.pIpteod =
Ind. where be vii -sslatlSt. s.'iS. (,
and viii he In 1n, 9aI Was Z.
weeks. Mr. wilson ,ssl nif,
talk for publication o oM II ihsos
buildings" he ss.u s.u Frsres'
noon today for san
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
Compliments for Resource Man

Striking testimonials to une excellence
and scrviceability OF the new map OF
Utah resources prepared by the state
conservation commission arc being re-
ceivcd hy Colonel u. Y. Mann. secretary
la the form of MANI COMPLIMENTARY let
teTs from New York. Chicago and other
big eastern centers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21

and that such victory Will mean peace
and progress to our city.
With this in view your committee ha!
adjourned 10 September 20. 1911. at
p. m. awaiting further developments
Respectfully.
LEWIS &. HILLS. Chairman.
O, w. POWERS.
CHARLES BALDWIN.
JAMES II. MOYLE.
WILLIAM r. WALLACE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21

Rathskeller Cafe The Best of ev-
erythlng. Refreshments, music and en-
tertaining unsurpassed.
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Cullen Hotel Cafe now open
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
Advised Against Polygamy.

In 1887 Mr.. Cainc was president OF the
constitutional convention which had for
It's object the admission of Utah as a ter
ritory. Though staunch Mormon, Mr.
Caine in that convention advocated the
abolition OF polygamy. This move. hc
declared would not only give statehood
TO Utah. but also would bring TO AN end
the troubles in which the Mormon church
found itself
During the time he was in congress.
Mr. Cainn was active in the Democratic
councils and was q member OF the Demo-
cratic congressional committee. He was
a member OF the convention In Chicago
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21

While this committee sincerely regrets
LIS inability TO secure the co-operation
n other political organizations IL is will
ag 10 act with any association OF rubjic :
spirited citizens In thc interest OF good
government directed b. good men.
We still believe that a strictly nor
partisan movement untsinted by the odor
OF any machine. with worthy csndidatea
and platform which merely pledges
them 10 enforce the Law. will sureiy win
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-06
Wiffi ct 2lbamin DlIut hbtua
f1fSitt pIld.

Sdn faipoIi ieura eldmdn pubtai.
to ibanteita. Grds ieiffa nellie fen
IeIpittdd mdbdn: Gmme ole min fau'
mas i%outlnut eIimanbemmista miuis
Jet he oil niattomumben tilasia. Sn
meiQdfin Iuontoifia taipumutTia =
Nuorufainen ia n~eitonen, iotfa On
pubtaan ia bursfaan faspatufien
fouita idilpneet ettei tuomio istui.
metfaon moi Iefnantuo beibdn aft
oibinIa, min beiodn mielesIddn fons
fastaa ppbd apioIiitto. Siind eli ole
fpipmptiesid o%ineeuiien eldmdn ebut,
Ell, maan ptiin ppbd liiitto. Eietpsii
Moam muIitteli Sumalolle ifdnddn.
IA, Iamoin tefee nieldfin manhurss
fas nu%orufainen, bdn tuntee itienId
Min p%fiindiietIi Ell ban moi felens
fddn ilmaista tunteitaan, maan SUI.
molan puoleen bdn fddntpp rufomfs
Tesla. SImaiIee 9dnele ifdmdn5d
la Min ban ooottaa futen Mbraba.
min palneliu Gleaiar, SumaIan Job.
batusta. Sumola oioittaa bdneDe
neibon, iosta ban fiittdd SumaIon
ibmeeliStd iobbotusta. g&pt beibdn
on fdptdnd Sumalan eteen, mibintd
muuanne, fiud ppbd liitto tempaIee
beibdt paratiifiin. 81 ole aIiaa per.
feleenfddn Idbestpd beta, fiua Su.
maIa iuo' faffi ipodnta pbteen ia flu.
noa beitd. 81 SumaIa ola BETA ppis
paratiiiisto futen eiipanbempamme,
iiad Seeius iopitti ibmiien rifofiet.
= Dina ebto OH fdDbd uIoS paras
tiiIista, misfd perfeIe io~uffoineen on
feboittomasia nuorta paria bienpi.
bin bupeibin, tai tafertumaan aine
eIdmdn oriafii, eIden fuoleman pei.
iposia ipbdntd idrfstpisid pettpmpf.
fisTd. MpDs oma tabto on ppIpd
paratiiIisia, ell fdpbd parotiifiin, ia
ppipd eIdmdn puun SeeTufien ipf5.
ia ipDbd fiitd ia eIdd i~iaufaiffi.
Iesti.
". DIeen.
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- &c fdrdidiuthl oil tt. 7 pGind
taunnibipin iuoltuustoa nasiaan, Eos
pafoiue tafautien bptpdfIpmiiestd,
ionfa maItuuston iofa idien bpmdf.
5pi. 9dstd aIuffaat teti pppnn1n
m~aItuustoue, ettei tafauspbtiHitten
tafausta bpmdtIpd, fun Ell paiffa.
funnaIa oqut ptfitpistd benfilDd, 10.
fa oliIi tarpseuiien mddrdn omista
nut fiinteistd omaiiuutta, Min fapa.
eat oliIi tulIeet fepddud pois @mos
5asta, mutta FUN noltuustp bppdfs
5pi tdsid ipaltiosIa olepan tafaus.
pbti6n tafaaiafIi, min fapafat Iai'
mat lupafirian. So ndin puen otpat
be Iaiaiiesti iatfaneet liitettdGn. pass
tori HubsIes ndfi parbaafii, ottaa
luiiue maltuusto. 9dnen mielestddn
~paItuusto menetteli toitamattomasti.
WaltuuSto taaIen puolusti lafimie.
benId awuaa piirituomari SIoniaan
ebesid itieGdn fiud. ettd onomusIis.
taan oil firioittdnut nimenIa moni
leuainenfin, iofa Ell mufa tiennpt mi.
td iiud tartoitetaanfaan, eitd itIe,
fddn oleet faiffi tiric ittaneet mime,
ddn, eimdtfd tieIen taitamattomuu.
ben tdbben oueet oIiosta IeImiud oil.
Ieenfaon, Sdtd mditettd fumotatIeen
fofoii 8ubsles uu6en nimiIistan,
ionta ldbetti tuomariue, ionta bal.
lusia ala on, iosta fen pitdiIi antaa
Iouiuntonia 20 pdipdn tienoiSIa I'd.
I'd fuuta.
MntisS balloon liiton miebet orpat l.
ban marmoia, ettd fapafat tuIee I'd.
nd muonna pois MmoIasta.
= palibton ia union pdtinen fos.
ian maiaus iuttu iomittiin aTianos
moisten fesfen. Sta ie oIia tuuut
tuttitotpafIi, ettd poIibto oliTi oIut
Serdstrustin fdtpri tadud. 81 ole to.
Il, futen tpDmiebesId ferrottiin, tpaon
oil Ie IofioIisti postori, berra MaIto.
fen toipoainen mieIifupitus.
9erdstrustiqa on tdduo pieni rou.
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neelle matfaiIiiaIe, Niin nina Ills
toipon ia rufoilen SumoIoo Seeius'
Iutien 2ristufIen fautta. eitd meliet
ia IiIaret piirtdilimdt uIein eri pais
eoiIta 9luttaiaan minule ia, ebfd
mpneue muulle eIGmGn ten fulfiaIe
tpirfistpfIefTi, firieen.
Npt on Ienlainen aifa, ettd mt ei
endd tuIe aifoibin Imam eldmd1 us
foa 9erraan SeiufIeen, fiad MT Ell
endd ibmismiiiaus moi omaatuntoa
mirmoittaa. 2linoa mica mt toben
teoua nirmoittaa omaa tuntoa on
9erra Seeius 8ristls. 8ddntdfddm=
me fiis tdstd ebes faiffi SumaIon
luomat fatfeemme Seeiufleen &riss
tut ieen. 9dn ie pois piti ipntimme
ia MT famine uston foutta fotiela
tdtd ibanoa oiiaa ia min iitd tatieI'
Iesfa fuIuu tGmG armpn alta. Niin
Dffi iunnuntai, maanantai tai iofit
muu betti buomaamme ibastufIef'
femme pdds Ieemme iinne misid lie
on iota bensesidmme oIemme iboiI'
Ieet. GifDs ole neIiet ia Iisfot Iils
Ioin ibonoa tuin min on aiiot muut
tuneet? Niin pubutaan ia firioitels
Iaan meliet ia iIaret ndistd ibanis'
ia ia tuntoamme Iobbuttanieta afis
oista. Glen fuuuut ndbin nibid,
ettd tddud WhnrquettesI ia pitdiii emf
beindf. % p. tienoiua tuua tuulab'
bufien oifoia epanfeliumin iuIistuf'
fen fautta, Min toimon Serro See
nimeen t%oteututpan noiben
Iiud epanfeIiumi Ie on
SumaIan poimaa ia min
ouen faifufoon ie eldmdnd ia mo-
fesfeUdmme.
Serneps on luurimpia luonnoui.
fista Iabioisto iota fai tddudtin iaa'
mat enemmdfIi oiafTi ndin feidn tuI'
len nouttia. =
2uten tiettpd, on tddltd muutta,
nut farmeiIe =. M. fania'oiiiamme,
Ia mt taas oifoo tddItd Idbted iois
Suomeen. Niin me toteutam.
me %raamattua, naibtuen ia muutta.
IN moniua taipoiaa tddud aiasTa
sIdesfdmme. Sermebbdn SeeIufien
pereud Iunastettuia Muttaian huff.
.oita tddItd Warquettesta. Wtuiste.
oan fatioa Gutuutta alma SeIuf.
esfa.