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hxed on the captains placid face.
"Yes-indeed."

nxed on the captains placid face.
"Yes-indeed."
"Whittaker. what are you talking
about? DO you suppose that have
been the representative of my people
in congress all these years without
knowing whereof l speak? They left
the matter in my hands, and your in.
terference"-
II amt goin' to interfere. I'm roin
to leave it in your hands too. And !
callate you'll be able to find a way ia
get 1t. Um-hum, / guess likely you
will"
The visitor rose to his feet. Tho
time had come for another blast from
Olympus. He raised the mighty right
arm. But Captain Cy spoke first.
'Sit down. Heman," said the CAPTAIN
quietly. "Sit down. This amt town
meetin'. Never mind the appropriation
now. There's other matters to be talk.
ed about first. Sit down. tell you"
Mr.. Atkins was purple in the fnce
but he sat down. The captain cough.
ed again. "Heman." he began when
the spasm was over, 81 asked you ia
come here tonight for--well, blessed II
| know exactly. 1t didn't make much
difference to me whether you came OF
not"
Then. sir. I must say that Of all
the impudent'-
"S-s-h-h, for the land sakes! speech.
maxim must be as bad as the rum hab
1t when feller's got it chrcnic az
you have No; it didn't make much
difference to me whether you came OF
not. But honest, you've got to be
kind of Bunker Hill monument TO the
folks back home. They kneel down az
your foundations and look up at you
and tell each other how many foot
high you are and what it cost to build
you and how you stand for patriotism
and purity till-well. / couldn't see you
tumble down without givin' you q
chance to explain-I couldn't. 'Twould
be like BLOWN up church"
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letter to Bos'n, telling her he should
be home pretty soon and that she
must be good girl and boss the
ship" during his absence. He sent his
regards to Asaph and Bailey. but
Phoebe's name he did not mention.
Then he put in a miserable day wan
dering about the city. At that even
Ing he and his western friend sat down
ut a corner table in the big dining
room of the Gloria.
The captain began to ask questions
MS soon as the soup was served. but
Everdean refused to answer.
mo. no." he said. pleasure first and
business afterward; that's congress
sional motto. can't talk Atkins with
my dinner and enjoy it."
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at the hotel during his stay in Wash
ington. There in comfortable chairs
they spoke of old times. when the cap
tain was seafaring and the Everdean
home had been his while his ship was
in port at Frisco. He told of his re-
turn to Bayport and the renovation of
the old house. OF Bos'n he said moth
ing. At last Everdean asked what had
brought him to Washington.
We'll" said Captain Cy, "I'n tell
you. I'm like the Teller In court with.
out a lawyer-he said he couldn't tell
whether he was guilty or not count
of havin' no professional advice.
That's what I've come to you for, Ed
professional advice"
He told the harbor appropriation
story. At the incident Of the "com.
mittee of one" his friend laughed
heartily.
Rather put your foot in it that time
Captain. didn't you?" he said.
"Yup. Then I got t'other one stuck
tryin' to get the first clear. How's il
look to you? All straight, do you
think, or is there niger in the wood
pile?"
Mr.. Everdean seemed to reflect.
We'll, Captain" he said. IL cant
tell. You're asking delicate questions
Politicians are like doctors-thsy usu.
ally back up each others opinions
Still, you're at least as good a friend
of mine as Atkins is. Queer he should
bob up in this matter. Why, he-but
never mind that now. tell you, Cap
tain Whitaker. you come around and
have dinner with me tomorrow night
In the meantime I'll see tho chairman
of the committee on that bill-One OF
the so called pork bills 1t is. Posi-
bly, from him and some other acquaint
ances Of mine l may learn something
AT any rate. you come to dinner"
So the invitation was accepted, ant
Captain Cy went back to bis own hote
and his room. He slept but little, al
though 1t was not worry over the ap
preparation question which kept hin
awake. Next morning he wrote not.
to Georgianna giving his Washington
] address. With 1t he inclosed a loni
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the all knowing gentleman. Yes. he's
in town. Has rooms at the Gloria
second hotel on the right as you go up
the avenue-only short walk. What
can l do for you, sir?'
The Gloria was an even bigger hotel
than the one where the captain had his
berth" An inquiry at the desk of
another important clerk was answered
with brisk:
mfr. Everdean? Yes. he rooms here.
Don't know whether he's in or not
Evening. Judge. Nice winter weather
we're having"
The Judge, who was ponderous
person. vaguely suggesting the great
Heman, admitted that the weather
was fine. patronizipg it as he did so.
The clerk continued the conversation.
Captain Cy waited. At length he
spoke.
Excuse me, commodore" he said.
81 don't like to break in until you've
settled whether you have 1t snow or
not, but I'm here to see Congressman
Everdean. Hadn't you better order
one Of your fomast hapds TO hunt him
upT
The Judge condescended to smile. as
did several other men who stood near.
The clerk Redeemed.
"Do YOU want to see Mr.. Everdean?"
he snapped.
"Why, yes. 1 did But ! can't see
him from here without strainin' my
eyesight."
The clerk sharply demanded one of
the captains visiting cards. He didn't
get one for the very good reason that
there was none in existence.
TELL him an old friend Of his dads
is here on the main deck waitin' for
him." said Captain Cy. "That'n do
first rate. Thank you, admiral"
Word came that the congressman
would be down in a few moments.
The captain beguiled the interval by
leaning on the rail and regarding the
clerk with an awed curiosity that an
noyed It's object exceedingly. The in
spection was Sill on when a tall man
Of an age somewhere in the early thir-
ties walked briskly up to the desk.
"Who is 1t that wants to see meT he
asked
The clerk waved a deprecatory hand
In Captain Cy's direction. The new
conner turned.
my name is Everdean." he said.
Are you Hey! Great Scott! Is IT
possible this Is Captain whitaker"
The captain was immensely pleased.
well. I declare, Edr' he exclaimed.
'I didn't believe you'd remember me
, after all these years. You was nothin'
but boy when l saw you out in Fris-
CO. Well, well! No wonder you're in
| congress. A man that can remember
faces like that ought to be president"
| hands.
Don't suppose I'd forget the char
who used to dine with us and tell me
those sea stories. do you" he said
"I'm mighty glad to see you. What
are you doing here? The last father
and | heard of you you We're in South
America. Given up the sea- they said
ana getting rich INST.
Captain Cy chuckled.
"1t's a good thing learned long agr
not to believe all hear" he answered
''else I'd have been so sure was ricf
that I'd have spent all had and beer
a permanent boarder at the poorhous'
by now. No, thanks: I've had dinner
Why, yes, III smoke If you'll hell
along. How's your father? Smart
Is he?"
The congressman insisted that they
should adjourn to his rooms. An un
married man, he kept bachelors hal
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CHI APTER XXI.

|") HE purple had left Congress.
man Atkins face, but the
speechmaking habit is not like
~ ~ to be broken
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Cy Whitaker
Place
By JOSEPH G. LINCOLN
Copyright. 1908. by D. Appleto,
q Co.
CHAPTER XVIII.

" n the old days. the great days
of sailing ships and merchant
fleets. Bayport was COM
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CHAPTER, XIX.

ANT. hey?" queried Cyrus
of the congressman. "You
wouldn't be popular at our
~ perfect boarding house back
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CHAPTER Xxx.

(r0HB Hon. Hemap Atkins sat IN
IL the library Of his Washington
home before a swapping log
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-05-18

Monday evening the ladies of the
Methodist Church gave an informal
reception to their new Pastor Rev,
Gibson and his wife. After several
musical numbers Rev. Butterfeld,
Judge Briggs, Senator Carroll and
Rev. Cooper of The Presbyterian
church gave short addresses of wei
come. After the response by Rev.
Gibson ice cream ard cake were
served. Altogether it was a very
enjoyable occasion.
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To the Ladies of Miller

The work Of house cleaning can
be saved by using our new Electric
Vacuum Cleaner. Not necessary to
take up carpets or rugs as it gets
ALL the dirt and dust without.
Much better for the rugs than any
other way. Charges very reason
able. Better ask US at once as the
machine is busy most of the time.
L. Kellough.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-05-18

To encourage an interest in corn
growing among the boys of Hand
County, | will give a prize of $500
for the ten best ears of corn and
$3.50 for the second connection to
be by boys under Is years of age.
| will try to have a Brookings Agri-
cultural College expert judge the
corn. Contest to close and corr to
be picked Sept. 5, 1911 Now boys
get busy. j. c. McCool.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-05-18

DR.. D. C. Bond, the we'll known
specialist, of Mitchell. S. ID. will be
at the Vanderbilt hotel Friday. May
&c, at Rec Heights Thursday, May
25. to examine eyes and fit glasses
that abolish crossed-eyes, and ner-
vousness. Artificial eyes. 22-3.t
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-05-18

Miss Grace Butler departed this
week for Las Vegas. N. Mex. for a
short visit with friends. Miss Jessie
Olson will accompany her home.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-05-18

Joe Curtis surprised his friends
here last week by returning home
with a bride. She was Miss Mable
Hcrner, of Dallas City, Ill. The
Press extends congratulations to the
happy couple.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-05-18

Mrs. K. o. Rech has moved her
millinery pariors into the Reck Nor
tgOmery furniture store where she
will be pleased to meet old ard
new custom ars.
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b. B. Newell of Fl. Pierre will be
here next week to tune pianos, he
has had vars of experience and
guarantees satisfaction. Leave
orders at Reck Montgomery furni.
ture store.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-05-18

Worth going miles to sc The Gil
pins and their Hypnotic Comedy Co.
scientific, Imaginable and un to date.
Miller Opera House, May p, %, "a
Prices IL, 25, 35.
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B. T. Ives Of Huron. was in the
city Sunday for a visit with his
great-grand-daughter Miss Gwen
dOlVn Weber.
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Buswell Ssely, who resided in
Miller several months last year died
at his home in Hulet, Wyo., last
week He had been IN poor health
for several months.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-05-18

The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will have a food sale at
Wade meat marked Saturday May
20, beginning al 1920 a. m.
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Mr.. Edwards of Wisconsin, arriv.
ed this week for a visit with his
daughter, Mrs. +. b Leyson az t e
Misses Edwards.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-05-18

Cass Corbin is up and around again
after a serious sick spell of a few
months. He is now farming on the
Percy Nicholas place.
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7. j. Dunn returned Monday
night from Oklahoma where he had
been on business.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-05-18

Misses Grace and Myrtle Perry
went to Miller Saturday night and
spent Sunday with friends there
HighmOre Herald.
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Loren Penkoch was down from
Rockham the first of the week. He
is running a barber shop at that
place.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-05-18

Eu'lding Contract for the CONNER
ciaI Club and Bushfeld buildings
will be let Saturday, the 9th.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-05-18

Richard Preston of Miller, was
visiting at the S J. Primer home
over Sunday. Journal.
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|, The Gilpins will Hypnotize a
young man over the long distance
telephone on Saturday evening at
7:3O he will sleep until Monday
night and will be awakened on the
stage at the Miller Opera Honse
Watch for the show window.
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Mrs. Jay Pussy returned home
Tuesday night after a few weeks
visit with her parents at Rockham.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-05-18

j. Abraham departed for Miller
this morning to spend the day there
On business matters. -Huronite.
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Get the latest March Galop The
Lightning Express at Reck, Mont
gomery q Co. Furniture Store. 3t*
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Good Summer Coal, Washed Egg
at the Mill. Phone Main IL.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-05-18

Gordon Rudd of Miller was in
Orient Monday calling on friends.
Orient Argus.
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Grace Redmond and Miss Allie
Carroll visited at Huron the first of
the week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Hancock are
the happy parents of a baby boy
born last week.
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For Rent-6 room house and barn.
Inquire of .. Fl. Yetter. 2t*
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Steve Duckeck and Z. B. Newquist
autoed to Miller, Tuesday.-Orient
Argus.
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THE MILLER PRESS
THURSDAY, MAY Is. 1911.
PERSONALS AND
LOCAL BRIEFS

Floyd McCarl is improving his
residence on Elite street.
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Good Summer Coal, Washed Egg
at the Mill. Phone Main II.
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WHY DO Mos OF THE LADIES BUY THEIR
SHOES IN OUR STORE. v SHOES R SO
BUILT THAI THEY R COMFORTABLE N
MAKE H FOO ooK NEAT. WE KEEP UP THE
QUALITY OF OUR Shoes AND KEEP THE PRICES
DOWN. YOU CAN Always FIND WHAT YOU
WANT IN A SHoE If O COME To US.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-21

tibpat, ia emdntd W}aria Spridmd'
Fl putof fdrrpltd. fud Ieuraufieao
ettii ppDrd meni rinnan pli ia fuo'
fuoIema Ieuraf beti. Wat,oia oil
iidltddn 35 tpuoben ipanba, idttden
idlfeenId mieben ia 5 lasta, ifGmdla
Id faipaamaan tdtd raubalIista ia
faifilta rafastettua emdnidd. Suuri
oil Iaattoioutfofin, fun bdntd fpies
tim houtausmaalle. Sdmd oil neil
lie faitille nafapa muishituS, ettG
meiqentin ldbtDpuoro t,ilee, ebfd
pianfin, ebfd 10 bmomenna. Tdmd
feboittaa meitd usfolliiesti obottas
maan Serran futiua. !Sautaus tas
pabtui 3 pditpd ippsf. 9autauflen
toimitti postori Globeimo.
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EiipistpfSen ntmien."

pariIisia On dsfetidin perusteitu
eras yfaniainndlinen fanIntieteeIli'
men loitos" (Snititut etbnoerapbique
internationally, ionta obielmoua on
tuttia ibmisbengeu tebitpstd toitfi'
no oifoina ia faifiSia maisIa Gnii
tp6fIeniG OH tdmti Ieura ottonut vSi'
ipistptien muIeon" perpstamiIen.
Seura, ionfa eIimiebend on =. be
Wtorsan ia ionfa iaienistDDn tuulu'
fpat eri maiben fuuluiiimmut bisto'
rioitiiiat, tieli' ia fanIotieteiliidt, tabs
too tebbd tGstd muIeosta looioien,
MISREPRESENTATION fofoelmien
festustan, iobon pboisietddn firias'
to ia iosio pioetddn eiitelmid ia
pnibtslepio, tanIatieteeliiid ndptte'
Ipid, iotfa nntoilipot batpainnollilia
tupio eri fanioien IipistptielIilestd
tetitptIest6.
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Saaa Sbfipna iataa tuettd piens
uaG1rin.

STD slaiiosIa on tulmaipeF Iaanui
oitoan iu,irta bdpitpstd. Samoin
on uieisia paifoin 2lmeriiffaa rant.
faiabe tebnpt tuboiu. gtiinpd ilmoi'
tetnan Pittsbur9ista, pa. eta iieIld
It. Is p. Iattunut pilipenpurfaus on
tebnpt iuilrta tpabintoa, parfinfin
Idbeud olepisia piffu faupunseisia.
GrddSIGtin, GtnaoIa iuli iuettd To-
ouiae II iaIfaa pafIusti, idrfien u'
ieiben toloien perustutiet. Ytii me-
netti benfenid ia nieompia fpmme'
mia peIastitpot paloiotilaat ia muut
IamalIoiieSta fobtalosta.
aDpttden titap,,itnIa pbteen, lait'
tnitpat paloiotiIaot peben pli $50
iaIfca piitdn Iiuan, ionfa anulla
peIastitpat tpeben piirittdmistd buo.
neisia % ibmistd. Spans'pbtiDn
tpDpaioisia tpDsfenteIepdt 200 tee
rdstp6ldistd fiiffuimat erddn raten.
nutIen fatonfannattimisIa pitfdn al
faa ennenfuin beibdt pelasiettiin ifd'
pdstd aIemostaan peneelld. Eerds'
ia rautaIaStisIa olelpia fpaunuia
beitteli peIi fuin fortfipalaiia, repi.
en- plDs rautatien rataa pitfdt mat.
Eat.
9eIefooni' ia ieIe9raaIiIaiiofiet iou'
tuipot fofonaan epdfuntoon, illat
5drfpipdt ia lille otonoiiuubesiaan
iouh,i ieiiabtumaon.
- WonesIa PATTON on mprsfD
tebnpt iuurta tuboa, tappaen ibmiiid
ia elGimid, idrfien rafennufiia |. n.
e. 2aiffi Iiifenne on bdpitpspaifoil.
la ollut ieiiabbuffisia.
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@allanfnmpnfielliIe liiffeellG
9Sem1iGllG.

zoe. 13 p. tlo puoli IL illolla mur'
battiin Sserin oiemalla 8iian-Sre'
lin rabala pansiariristeiIiid rami'
raj Ulaforoipin" pddlIie5n 1:ien Iuo'
fan fapteenin 2uroicbin 17'nmotias
poifa 2ronitabtin realiopistpn oppi'
las patpel Ruroicb. Edmd murba
on oIlut fostomurba.
10. 1906 Wioporin fapinau aifo'
mo-, fapteeni auroicb, iofo oil Tiuoin
Selfinsin Iatomasia onfturoitpon
miinoristeiliid rSinnin" pdduiftDnd,
mp5tdpaifutti iuuresti fopinan fu'
fistamiieen. gDdbdn fen idlfeen Id
hetti uauantumoufieuiien puoIueen
fomitea bdneue fuolemantuomion,
ioto eli fuitenfaan mield tertaofoan
oItu pritettp panna tdptdntDDn. =
g,pttemmin ofpat be hnlleet iiiben
pddtDtIeen, ettd poian mnrbaominen
on porempi ransaistue iidle.
gpiime oifoina on Wendidlle
uirrauuut Observation-Disclosures oi'
nesta fefd ibdstd etid Idnnestd. Si'
periasta on tubaniittoin palannut,
Iiune paltiouiIista ipistd farfoiiettu'
ia tpendldiiid. 2dnnestd pdin on
ioos IiirtolaiIia iiurin ioufoin po'
lonnut aabania. WleilId on ipps
I'd iannitpfiead ooottaa, mitd tule'
man pitdd.
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Weeferit NbDtuadmaSI SId.

Sbicasosta ilmoitetaan erddn nee'
ferinaiien iohtamana bpDffdii ioufs
To neeferid erddn Gmmet WcGbess
nep nimiien firiapainaian fimppuun
la rpDstitpdt bdnet lp6tpddn eniin
bdnet tainnofiiin. Wlurbottm oil 10
"a tpuoben ifdinen ia mattaua Eos
tionia erddn iImarautatien aIopuos
Iella. Tooistaiat oipot tertoneet pos
liiiiue, ettd ioutfo neetereid oil erddn
neeterinaiien iobtamona ieurdnnut
miestd. NtcGbesnep tpietiin beti Iois
raalaon boioetotpdfii, mutta ban
menetti plan ien jdlteen benfenid.
Sdnen pddsiddn oil poba murtuma.
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, x v y x y = n y = y n y n = u
ylsiHs tatiFs
ssnsss sssssssss n NJ "a aa.
@endiGn p11miniSteri Gtulbpin ia
ammuttu.
anininttm.

2ietp, Wendid, ippsf. IA p.- We'
ndidn pddministerid q. ". Stolppi'
MIA mostaan tebtiin murbapritps, Fun
ban oil parastlaon fatIomasIa eras.
I'd opera eiitpstd &iepin teatteriSIa.
WturbapritpfIen tefiid erds 9osroif'
niminen lafimies ampui bdntd fab.
besti, toinen fuula iattui bdnen fd.
teenfd ia ioinen ldpdiii bdnen ruu
miinIa riffoen bieman mafiaa ia
ppIdbtpen Ielfdrantaan. glmpuia
rpansittiin beii.
NlufIi luultiin pddministerin Iaas
maa tpammaa ben9enpaaraliieff,
mutta ldbemmin tarfastettuaan baa.
tpaa, ppat lddfdrit iIn,oittaneet ettd
bdnen paranemilestaan on toitpeito.
- Sdmd oil 10 foImas murbapri-
tpS pddminiSterii paStaan.
EeatterisIa oil Iaopumilla mpDs'
Elm feifari glifolai, ia idilptti bdn fos
TO aian mielemmaIttinia. 2un bdn
buomaF. mitd oil tapobiunut, fdsti
bdn orfesterin ioittamaon fanInuiss
bpmnid.
S =. {. 10 p:n6 tnllut fdbf5Sanp'
tssa fertoo Stolppinin fuolleen Taa'
mastaan baa fpasta.
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latuttamana. Salama tefi iuuren
reiidn ipainoian ruumiiieen, mennen
tofo ruumiin Idpi. Sautaus oil fes'
fifpiitfona.
&er9as on nauttinut pleista luot'
tamusto ia orponantoo poiffafuu'
nalla, iota tooistaa ietin ettd ban
on ouut buomotueIa fauntin niras'
ia. 'SaneIld OF omoiiia paiftafun'
nadia.
- &. t. 6 pm Soperi iulfaiiee Ieu'
roaipon obpttomattomon fuoleman'
uutiIen:
98iime Iuununtaiiltona feQo puoli
pboefidn tuoli tpperi Utoiiu Rau.
nio. !Odn oil louantai iltana men'
MT fpuoteeue ia Iunnuntaina oami'
pdindld FUN mrs. Wtdtinen, ionto
luona bGn oIui, oil mennpt tonalli'
Iuuben mnfaan puboistomaon buo'
netta, oil Uloiiu ipield nuffunut,
Utrs. U(dfinen oil poistunut, mutto
ipnfun oion fulutt,ia paIafnut uu'
oeueen Wt6einen oil epdillpt, ettG
mitentis lie aIiot, mutta oil poistu'
nut tiillen folmonnen terran Flo 3
oifuna, iolloin Wiaiiu oil eoelleentir
nuttunut. Ntrs. WGfinen oil foet
tonut bdntd berdttdd, muttd turbaan.
Silloin oil ban mennpt naapnristo
bafemaan aqua Ietd mpDsfin ldd'
tdrin. Miutta ld6fdrin tofpista pom
nismfIista buolimatta bdn fuitentiu
fuoli iuolla puoIi pbbefIdn.
Sifdli Fun on tdbdn mennesid iaa'
tn lelmille, oil ban nouttinut iotain
unipuIneria, ebfd liian fuuren ans
nofIen, ioten on Iaanut fai mprfp'
tpfIen. 2uoleman Ippn tutfiia ei
pieId ole antanut IopulIista lauIun.
toaon.
- SuomaI. merimiesoieman pos.
tori 2aIe Wtdfinen iponsittiin t. t.
6 pnd 9rooflpnisid fen tdbben fun
bdn oil mibfinpt 9ranf nambursin
ia 6eImi 9lombersin ilmon ettd
beiua oil yem gortin tpoltion lafien
mufoisto noimaIupofirioo.
Dibitpt olitpat eiittdneet iosiofin
muuolIa bontitun Iupafirion, ionto
perusteelo tpibfiminen oil toimitettii,
poIiiTioiteuoesIo postori Uldfinen
puolustautrii iiad ettd bdn ei tieItd
toitamottomano fpoinut tietdd ettd
eiitettp lupofiriu ei ollut ylefp gorfiu
fpaItiosia loillinen.
: WcGau, Sbobo 1 p. ippsfuuia,
5ddud tapabtui ifdipd topoturma
Run erddn farmorin Sohon eprid
mden emdntd meni noutamaon pei
J lolita eIolpbteitd, min betpoiet piIIos'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-21
lilo pubeta mp5stin pibeitiin.
Wtoammelaulua moabittiin ioitetta
nafF.

alo 1920 i1opuiluot , ,EpD" "Iebben
toinlitntieen etiip1t poliiTit 2ettunen,
3tontoncn ia ypiborieff(?) ia pnn'
9tiipat loirni'taia VI. u. 2liroIan Ie.
fH lueilpdt bdi.et eiIinddn oIastoon.
N5an9itien.incu tpimitetiiin Wiipurin
linn oitutien tomenoantin, fenraali
4etrotpin fGsfpstd.