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The Glenwood post., 1912-09-28
LONGEST ORCHARD
IN THE WORLD

The biggest peach and apple orchard
in the country belongs to the United
States government. The orchard .s
eleven miles long and l35 feet wide and
contains ls5 acres. 1t is the strip OF
land purchased from the Palisade or
chardists for the right of way for the
High Line canal and after the first of
next month will be under direct care OF
the government.
1t is composed of ll2 pifferent pieces
Of land and is purchased from as many
different owners. Over half the entire
strip is in bearing orchard but the Pal:-
sade ranchers will take this years
crop from the trees and market it az
cording to the agreement with the gov
ernment. Next year the spraying, cui-
tivating and harvesting of the crop on
this eleven mile orchard will be up to
the government.
''Don't ask me what will be done
with it, said Project Engineer Miner
yesterday. 81 don't know. have not
even thought of it. -
Seven more right Of way contracts
have been approved by the interior de-
partment and chacks for money due
them will be received within few
days from the treasury department by
C. b. Russell, C. Reed, A. W. Under
berg, John L. Oliver, J. f. Eakin, G. d.
and Mary Garfield and J. R. Wilt,
Thomas Oliver and d. d. Potter. This
makes total of AZ deeds which have
been paid for.-Grand junction Daily
News.
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-28

The mayor then tore up the resolu-
zion drawn By handy M. Homes AID
instead wrote tie following which vas
passed unanimously:
Whereas, the Mutual Light, Heat an
Power company states its readiness IL
enter into service for lighting the eity,.
and in order to demonstrate TO the
people its capacity In so doing, Is will
ing 20 render street lighting service 20
the city free OF charge from tbis date
until October l, therefore
Be It Resolved, that the said. the
Mutual Light, Heat and Power COM
pany be hereby permitted 70 turn on
its electrical energy at once and to
serve the city With stree, Lighting free
Of charge until October l. 1912.
Passed and approved this 23rd day
Of September 4. D. 1912"
Alderman Barnes signed the resolu-
tion and moved its passage and Alder.
man Howard moved that the word
"permitted' be changed TO orderei''
and the resolution as thus amended
was passed. but the attention Of our
citizens is called TO the fact that 1t
did not bring the lights.
When Mr.. Holmes the next day Sc
cured copy Of the resolution that
was passed he said ''why, this is no
good to me for We knew all the time
that We could turn our lights on if
We wanted 70 furnish them for notn-
ing''
1t Is significant fact that, through
the shrewdness of the Mutual's boost
ing alderman the company was cor
derei" to turn on their lights for the
balance Of the month the lights were
not Forthcoming. But no one has
missed them and therefore the Pos.
makes no criticism against the compa-
ny for their failure to obey "orde.s -
The proposed sewer on the west side
of town was discussed, but the ma,ter
was left until the next regular meet
ing of the board. The town will prob
ably find it necessary to condemn a
right of way from the Morton ranch.
Alderman Cross brought up the mat
ter Of high school boys and others be-
ing allowed to frequent the pool room
to their great detriment an in viola
tion of the state law and the town
ordinances The marshal was instruct
ed to see that the boys We're kept out
and the laws enforced, several of the
aldermen expressing themselves very
freely in regard to the matter and all
/ being in favor of the suggestion of
Alderman Cross.
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-28
CHARLEY MARSHALL
LOST IN THE HILLS

Charles Marshall and J. j. Breejen
went up Avalanche creek last Sunday
to hunt bear. 1t was their intention
to come down the other SIDE and meet
friends at Redstone. Their plans d d
not materialize, at least not as expect
ed, as being in strange country, with
neither guide nor compass, they lost
the lay of the land. 1t was / O'Clock
when they started. At nightfall they
had no idea where they were, and knew
only that they were in Co .orado. They
wandered about all night, no coats, ten
der feet, heavy guns and light stom
achs. Along in the wee small hours of
the morning, the ran into camp re
Gently used, where they found some ba-
con and had little to eat. When it
got lighter they found where they were
and struck out.
They reached Redstone at almos.
noon, better late than never.-Carbon
Gale Item.
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-28

For mild, easy action of the bowels
try Doan's Regulets. modern laxa-
tive. 25c at all stores.
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-28

district court and with equipment trust
notes. These certificates are to be re-
tired out of the proceeds from the
$1,5OO,OOO first mortgage bonds, of
which Erb has agreed to take 1890.
o00 at price which will yield LIP
900.
1t also is learned that the $2,94O, 900
unpledged bonds of the present issue os
slO,94o,oO outstanding will be retired
by the payment of so per cent of tn !,
face value in the new bonds and 20 per
cent in the income bonds, of which
100000 are to be authorized.
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-28
SUPREME COURT
oVERRuLES RIDDLE
CONTINUED from first page)

red, to be voted on at the general cleo
tion of November S.
In rendering an opinion in the Tate
suit, Judge Riddle he d that proposed
amendments passed by the legislature
must be published with the session laws.
The supreme court ruling holds that
amendments may be proposed at legisla
tive sessions and that the publication
of the proposed amendments a'one be-
fore the election is sufficient to satisfy
the provisions of the constitution.
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs.. NJ. }. Kiley Of Boston
left for their eastern home THURSDAY
morning after delightful week s visit
at the Colorado with Mr. and Mrs. +.
Z. Lucas. This was the first trip OF
the Kileys to the west and tney thor
oughly enjoyed it. Mrs. Kiley is a
sister OF Mrs. Lucas and Of course this
fact added much to the pleasure of the
trip.
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-28

CDR. Thomas Eclectic Oil is the
best remedy for that often fatal dis
ease-croup. 1t has been used with
success in our family for eight year."
Mrs. l.. Whiteacre. Buffalo, N. Y.
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-28
CHEAP RATES VIA RIO aRANDE

Delta one and one-fifth fare, Sep.
"a, 25 and Oct. and a; limit Oct.
Western Colorado Conference Seventh
Day Adventists.
Canon City, one fare for the round
trip, Oct 12, l3 and IA; limit Oct 90.
Grand Encampment l. o. o. F.
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-28
Live City News

I Live lily views
Dr. ". ". Tieheaof Of Ksh- spent
couple days IN GIsnN9ol this week.
Mr. and 8igs. f. y. wilkins Of Car
bondale nads a baslne-= trip - Gieu-
~~od YESTERDAY.
". Z. Lee came up "Wednesday eTea-
ing from the ranea near R-he fgE
few days' visit.
Mo Z. ". Dayis aaI sons Of Colo
rs.ao Springs are visiting NJ. Davi-
at tie Hotel Colorado tsis week
xSx
C. c. Parks returned Thursday morn
ing from Denver where he had spent
several days On political business.
Ars. D. 5. james and her little sJn
from Valley Spur left Tuesday for
sAort visit With relatives at Fruita.
= y -
z. 4. Dow, T. ". AMI Doc Pollard
make up party that VII IeaTe TO-DAY
.s hunting TIP IL the White riys:
country.
Mias Amy Schoenhsrr, who mas been
taking a course in nursing at the Glen
wood sanitarium, Is now enjoying
vacation.
MiEs Grace DrumhilI, after a weeks
visit at the home Of DR.. Crook, LETT
tuesday evening for her home in War
ren, Arkansas.
A marriage license was issued Wed
n.sday By County Clerk Hubbard to f.
!. futile and Miss Rosa J. Rosetta,
10th Of Marble.
Miss Gretchen DarrOw left Wednes-
day evening for Denver where she win
spend some time visiting her mother at
ST. Joaeph's hospital.
= = y
Mrs. NJ. s. Overlook arrived yester-
day from New York City and expects
10 make her home with her son, II. q.
Overbeck of this city.
i y =
For Sale-Business house. Living
rooms above Fine location. Easy
terms. Call $40 Bennett. Phone Glen
wood 9s5. Aug. 24-6t
Miss Josephine Frey arrived in Glen
wood sunday morning from Canon City
where she has been employed in one Of
tine hospitals as nurse during the
summer.
FOR SALE-A sixty dollar scholar
chip in one Of the best business col
Iegc= in the state can be had, if taken
At once, for thirty dollars. Can at
this office.
The Post calls the attention Of all
large stock Of campa gn cards and
stand ready to print them in frst-ciass
rider and on short notice.
i i =
Mrs. +. r. Taylor came home from
Denver "Wednesday morning with her
daughter. Eta, who is recovering from
an operation for Appendicitis. Eta
hopes to be able to soon start to
school.
Mrs. E. W. Darrow is now recovering
nicely in a Denver sanitarium. Her
laughter left for Denver Wednesday
evening to spend several days with her
mother and nelp her TO break the mon.
nOtony and loneliness of the situation.
Dr. G.. A. Hopkins now boasts the
finest ear in town, a 1913 forty horse
power j. /. Case with all the latest
equipment. The ear was unlOaded
Thursday and at once attracted much
attent on from the auto lovers about
town
= = =
Winthrop Chanler Of Genesee, N. Y,
returned Thursday from a camping
trip on tne White and Bear rivers and
viii leave today for his eastern home.
Mr.. Chanler was here in 1890 and had
very successful hunt in the hills near
Glenwood
- y -
Paul Blount Of Denver, for two
terms county clerk and recorder of Gar
field county, in the Nineties and well
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-28

A neat catchy ad in the Post will
help.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25
Snmala et anita itjeGaa
pilfata.

Wtuutamia ipDmiebid oil mdenrins
teeld fpierittd mdsid tuffeia obiiuofs
lenaan ~iofeen, iota mpDten ne Iitte
tulletettiin oIempana pIemaan IA.
baon. 9p6miesten i~oufosIa oil
mpDs erds iumalattomuubestaan
tunnettu nuorutainen. lIeita Iatoia
%tuffeia oil rubtautunut fesfele md.
FED ia benfenid naaraua meni mai.
nittu nuorufainen foettamaan irroit.
tau tutfeia. 9etfiien tpDsfenneI.
tpddn bdnele Ie onnistuifin. 3ofo'
tuffirubtu alfoi iuureua rpminduG'
fpierid iofea fobti. Nuorataincn
foetti rientdd ipriddn, mutta %ioutui,
tuffien aae, ia fofo tuffiioutto mie'
ri bdnen plitienid. &umppunit fotiess
lipat acknowledgement ia luulimat
bdnen muiertuman fuolioatIi, muita
iuurefi ibmeetieen buomoIimot he
bdnen aipan louftaantumattomafIi..
Gen Iiiaan ettG nuorufainen oliIi fiits
tdnpt Sumalaa, iofa min ibmeeli'
ieSti oil pelastanut bdnet narmaSta
tuolemosta, p~ddstifin bdn Iuustann
faubeon IoootutIen, louiuen:
- y{pt Ell perfele boitonut tointons.
ia, fun Ell ottanut m.nua.
SpD fabosic on tdpoesIG fdpnnis.
ID. Sprind on fornia huumoatpa.
SpDmiebet omat taitft - futin pai'
tolloan - toimesiaon. Nftid buop
mannat he muutumon tumpponiu
horiobtueu ia iaaoen ieeuu pddbdn.
ia, foottiuon permonnolIe ia menets
tdmdn toiuntania. Soiiet tumpponit
tontoiluat bdnet lGbeiieen oiuntoou
ia ldbettipGt hofemnun heti lddfd'
rid. Sobon raomiin torttuneeSta
puuniGlDstG oil han iaonut min ons
faron istun pd6bdnid, ettd pGdfauo
balfeIi. Sdnet nietiiu Iitte Iairas'
buoneeIeen, misid han Justin tule.
malta toiuibinIa tobta fuoli.
SGmd oil lama nu%orutainen, iofa
main muutomio pGinid iitte oil Min
ibmeeIiTeSti pelnetunut iparmastn.
fuoIemoSto.
SumnIa Ell anna itTiGniG pilfuto.
Mlf6dmme 5itd fosfaon unobtoto!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

Grddud rdutotiepnidtiud ldhelld
SelTintid oil biIiot.nin nieito benfi
Iiitd obotto moSIo mlenoa iuroo,
Raoaaa tepasteli iotenttn iunrifae
nuinen toiranpenittu bauftuen Id
bestppdd meturio, %lointoan lpdietn'
mdttd ipriddn.
!6eitfobermoIet benfilot tddntp
not 10 poispdin. toubnllu oooieueu
fosta iuua muiertoifi tuon tubmar
ve%Iiton" "a omistaio huuteli nnoroir
beudsti, muor,'u tdeften: STALE,
0aueI"
81 ouut en6i tur pnrt mcirid noe
turin ia vaaqen" uGIid, fun rpntdd
buriaa fpptid meiiatoiron iufuiten
Iuppatorna ia trnhSS fofo moimoI'
liam rotofisfono riebupoo y0oueo".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

elinfeino. 3aupunsisIa eli faifiae
taboo riittGd tpDtd.
WainitIen mield ettd Yapnespiuen
aIemaue tulee iuomalainen fauPpa'
puoti, 9enitrDm &c Npetie. Seiad
on itieud uuii. mubfea talo fobta
malmiina, ia plan moimot apota
puooinfin. Sc pmat tuueet Galu'
metistu, @ticb. Onnea maan pritpf'
iesId. -
Toimpn faitiqe msfon neliiae ia
Iiiariue ormoa ia raubaa meibdn
9erramme Seiutien 2ristufien io'
pintoneren tautta. Saamme uSfoa
faifti Ipntimme anteefIi! Sta usfo'
mas5a olepa m%elienne
@. 9aarola.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

eifd finne palaia, paan fosiuttaa
maau, tefee fen bebelmdliIetTi ia
faspamaffi, antaa fplpdidae tie
mentd ia ip6idae leipdd; Min on
mpos minun ianoni olepo; Ell fe pa
laia tpbidnd tpfDui. paan tefee mitd
minule otolinen on, ia ie menestpp,
iota narteu MIND fen ldbetin." (SeI,
So: 10, ~
Run ieura mt fddntpp iidsiddn
toiieae inbaue. obottaa IitG iuuri teb'
tdpd, nimittdin buoIebtiminen pb'
oesId OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fanSIa fofo
maomme raomattutorpeen tppopttd'
miiestd.
WalmistumaiIiuaan oIeman uuben
ronmatun iuomennofIe n iulfaiiemi
nen ia mabbouifimman buoteauo
fonIamme festuuteen letpittdminer
on mpDs npfpbetfen tebtdpd, iofc
fuuluu ldbinnd raamattu5euroiqe.
Toipotamme ndibin tebtdmiin Ia
moinfuin ieuron fofo toiminnau'
! SumaIan runiainta Iiunausta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25
Siinnait l1btee

fepdan fuluesia pastori Sunnee
Si5blom idqeen. !9anfaun faupnn'
ain ldheiIppteen perustetaan nimit
tain poppis Ieminaari, ionfa tarfoi
tufIena on malmistaa ia fasnattao
fiinaIaiIista fristitpistd n~uorufaiiis'
ia pappeia oman mania tarpeeti.
Wainittua %Ieminaaria tuIee fannat'
tamaan milf luteriIaieta ldbetpsieu'
raa, oIen niistd pfIi Suomen Sdbe'
ips Ieura, iota eoustanana opettaia'
no past. SiDblom tulee toimimdan
iGsid IeininaorisIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25
0ptimaabam palanneita IdbetDs.
iaaruaaiia.

Wfn II pnd iaupui lairpauo Eur
FUN IabetpeIaarnaaio Splpds ron'
nineen. !Se opat oleet pbtd mittoo
10 puotta Suomen 2dhetpsieurar
tp6alueeud NiritaSIa, iosta be mat
tuStipat fotimaata fobii postori
6aaboen ieurosia !Sompuriin asti,
ytptpddn olestelee nell Tplpoe
pupliioineen Eumpereela, oiettuot
ieen ionfun oIon tnluttua maaIeu
buue Iaamoon lepoo. iota tpDsid tn
luneet poimania toipaatpot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25
Pyhaa eli saa pilkata.

Eras herrain seura kokoontui
~maaratyina paivina erityisessa tar
kotuksessa pilkkaamaan kristilli-
syytta ia vahvistamaan toisiaan epa-
uskossa.
Kun he tassa harrastuksessaan
olivat ehtineet mielestaan kyllin
pitkalle, paattivat he polttaa Raa-
matun, paastakseen erilleen kirjas-
ia, ioka painoi heidan omiatunto-
iaan. Tahan maaratty paiva tuli,
suuri takkavalkea sytytettiin, Raa-
mattu pantiin poydalle ia hoyryva
punssimalia o%soitti, eta oil todella-
kin aikomus tuohon inhottavaan te-
koon.
Toimeenpaniiaksi valittiin nuori
herra, ylhaista sukua ia paljon ko-
kenut mailman mics. Han suos-
tui siihen, ia muutamilla ryypyilla
koottuaan rohkeutta astui han to-
verien iloisesti hurratessa muuta-
mia rohkeita askelia tulta kohti.
Mutta taman hurian lyon tot
meenpano Ell ollutkaan min helppo
kuhn oil luultu. Silla Jumala elaa
ia on kunniansa ia pyhan sanansa
puolustaja. Yhtakkia alkoi tuon
ylpean, rohkean miehen koko ruu-
mis- vapists, kasvot muuttuivat
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ia han naytti saa-
van suonenvedon kohtauksen. Han
kaantyi takasin p0ydan luo, PAM
Raamatun pois ia sanoi varmasti:
,Hyvat ystavatl Alkaamme poltta-
tata kiriaa, ennenkuin olemme saa.
meet paremman
Nuori iloinen herra sairastui site,
pyysi puhutella uskovaisten pappia,
tunnustaen taman tapauksen. Han
katui ia sal anteeksi, kuoli kristitty-
ma, taysin luottaen Vapahtaian an
sioon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25
9Sirosta tieoustellaau l~uotieia.

Mirosta on tiebusteltu luotIela
Snomeen. Suten Eauina Seatalo
fertoo, oliIipat uieat ntrolaiiet luot'
fit taipupaiIia rphtpmddn palmeluf'
Teen Suomesia, mutta pelfddDdt L
fdmpgffd. Seaaifiafin fuitenfin ar'
meuaan oIemau ioitafuita, iotfa ell
wdt mdIitd mistddn, Jos naan laos
mat enemmdn palffua. Wnuten ei
Diron rannifoua ole luotieia litatt,
min eta main barnat moiiimat iiir'
tpd pois.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

min ettd moIemmat tpierimdt rata'
pen9ertd alas.
S%elpotufieu buotams pdaiee ndti'
ioiltd ia iloifin mielin fatielepat be-
iunaiuaIta foiria penfereen allo,
misIa raaae" iaa iidaistd furitusta
pelastaialtanIa, ifddnfutn tabtoifi to-
ma opettaa raaaea" mdlttdmddn
asfentapaiia bensenwaoraaiIia tpb'
mppffid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25
Mbresii ballitiiialle.

Gbusfunnan toimituSpaliofunta
malmisti me. % p. lopuuiieen muo'
toonIa e~busfunnan 2eiiarile ia iuu'
rirubtinaaae ldbetettdwdfii bpfpdf'
ipmdn abres5in nptpiIestd maltioui
iesta aIemasta.
MbresIi on mf:n 81 p. idtettp TEN
raalifumernDDriQe 8eiiari Suurirub'
tinaaue Iaatettanafi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25
&alastamiiesta.

sc lanfa, iosta ppbdn 9en9en
merffo on fubottu, Ell ole min bieno
ia pebmed fuin filffilanfa, ioua iaa'
tana ppptdd f~aloiaan. Saatanan
merfot omat min btenot ia pebmedt
fuin bdmdbdfin mertot, iotta ei inn.
linen %tuntiIi, fuinfa ia mill DIN ban
on niibiu fddrittp. Site ban narti'
office fesfipaitasia, fun ban iper-
foi0aan ppptdd ibmisten Iieluia, min
fuin iuuri ia birmuinen bdmdbdffi
ppptdd Iddsfid. Sum tdmd maoils
man rubtinas ldbtee falanpppntiin,
ottoa han palion pdfed mutanaan.
So faifti falat, iotfa otpat banen
nupttaanIu iulietut, inanot piettdd
oitaania liban bimoisI ia: laafput iuo'
oa, iaapat t%irota, i%aotpat tapeQo,
Iaanot buoriu tebod, iaopot mo'
rostoa, iuamat muaiImoa rofastau,
Iaapat ibn,iIid toppau.
Wtutta Ypbdu Ser9en perffo on
farfeista lan9oiSta tehtp. Se on
min toma, ettd iupmu fistoutuu
poiS falasta, iofa uipi tdtd perffoa
fobti. Sentdboen pelfddndt pIpedt
foIat ppbdn Sen9en nerffoa. Se
tuntemat 10 luonnostaan, ettd lie
mertfo fpqd festdd. naittu fuinfa
iuuret falat iiiben tarttuiiiWot. Wtut
ia eindt falat luuri mieIeuddn meme
ppbdn Sensen merftoon. 81 fola
enIin tartu ouenfaan, moiffa fala'
miebet netGpGt nuottao. Wuuan fas
la, iofa on oifein plped, menee plt
nuotan, bpppii pield uIfopuoleua
ia ndpttdd pprstDddn faIamiebele.
Wuutamat folat painandt itlenid
mutaan ia antaipat nuotan mennd
plitIenIG. nIein iaanat talomiebet
tebod tpDtd fofo nDu, eindtfd iaa
mitdGn.
Mutamat talamiebet, iotta eipdt
p,itii palion ppptdd ibmisten iielu'
ia Observation-Disclosures, erinomat'
tain ne, iotta pdindpalfan tdboen
ppptdmdt, ottamat IiItfilaufoia lai
natIi mailman pddrubtiuooIto, tie
femdt niisid bienoia nertfoio, pa'
nepat mailman funnian plileff,
%luonnouiiet toi2umufiet a~laief'i ia
Gmm6in tppueleet panefpnt he pee
raft. E%GmmDinen nuoita on fpud
bptpin teiped metdG, mutta Ell fiud
mitddu iaa, Se on fpad tdpnnd fa'
Lola, mittu Fun perd tuIee r%antaon,
min ie On tpbiG.
Wutta Ypbdn !6en9eu pertto on
tuoottu potiuimmaetn bampusto, ie
nerffo tuntuu alma ipodmiin asti
So le tbmtnen, lota Ypbdn Sen9er
ipertfoon turttuu, tulee mor'tu moi
motto mafIi. Spodn tulee fipedtfi;
bdneue tulee min itdmd. ettd Ipodn
on iuuri bolieto. Isl ban iafIa endd
innnisId nibo,ei ban iotio endd iuo-
oa, Ell bdn iofIa %tirota, Ell b6n iatIo
topeIlo, ei bdu iotia moailmao ra
tastoa ga ie on luuri Ypbdn Gen
gen tortoitus, ettd Re murbe. iofa on
sSumalon mielen idlteen, pitdd mai
tuttamon poronnufien outuuoefIi,
totiien fotumutien, porannutIen,
tddntpmiien ia uubeniDntpmiien.
&. y. Xoestn blue.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25
2upmem Yipliaienra

piettdd muoTiiubIaanIa 81 y. lofat.
nstonpubbistufien pGimdnd. Seu'
ran Iotopuotisiuhlattn on pGdtettp
miettdd ianottuna ~pditpdnd emf ipf'
ipud.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25
YittGlle 10 rrennG1n!

SanomaleboiolG on fierrellnt until
men, ioeiu terroiaun erGdn Xiperin
maimaetalosIa tuolleen m%onbut'en
pddltd norostetun nuuiteet. Eunl''i'
pa eoes ruumisartun idilpmGn por'
fulltd.
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9nlliraiaffm pDiS.

Wendidn fauppaministeri OIL eb'
bottanut ettd tuuiraia Wendidn ia
Suomen mdliltd fofonaan poistet
taiIiin Iefa tulilaitos fofonaan Nh
bistettdifiin feiiarifuntaan. Wtiniste'
riD on IauIunut tdmdu olemuu iuo'
tumau.
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apSbmbs iualtiom ia firfon
e~rpttamiSeSta.

Wf. 81 pnd pitdmdsiddn fofouf'
Tesla pddtti Ioiiolioemofratinen eous'
funtarpbmG %luoputtaa 500 mt. 10
Iialioempfraattiiele puoluetoimitnn'
no[e e%oustunta olotteen nolmista'
miIetIi naltion ia Triton erottomi.
ieStu.
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@abGm ntmtstoja mat
foilta.
Subtifuun Is p.

Nton pttrtdd pdbdn tdpnntStdm
Gopinstonisia, Micb., iofa paiffa
I%iiaitiec DULUTH Soutb Sbore rauta.
ten marreua 9arasa fauntisia.
2dbbin iinne emf ferfan tddItd s..
ronipoobista niime fuun 20 p:nd
iaarnaoio u. SasieIin fansia. Ga.
mana pdimdnd pibimme field Punt
pitin benseuiien pubeen itiendiien
ieurafunnan firfosIa. l1sfon meIiet
ia fIoret pppIipdt ettd oliiimme mies
Id muinofiu pditpind iatfaneet fo'
fousto, mutta emme fiud fertaa
fumpifaon ioutoneet. &uitenfin lu'
paubuimme tulemaon taas niifon
perdstd, ioQoiu oil le iuuri ionintos
pdimd, pitfdperiontoi, ia min ero.
Iimme. Weli SosIel Idtii Morquet'
teen tapaamaon manboio pstdpid,
ia mind tulin %tofaiiin Sronnoooiin.
Often ldtIiu taos Gopin9toniin,
niintuin lupoIin, IT. 4 D., ia nell
SosIel oil mp0S iadpunut Marquet'
tesla. Saimme toos fumpifin tilois
iuuoen iuliStoo SoI9atan icpintod.
Seuroapana pGipGnd l6fTi nell
6osieI Sronnoooiin i%otfaotieen mat
t%oonia WinneIotoon. Wind jain
pddiidiien ppbitIi Gopin9toniin Il
MOTTO maau bppdd ianomaa ploss
nous ieesta Wopabtaiasta.
EoiIen pddIidispdipdn iaafIi mdd.
rGttiin fotous erittGin nuorio mar
ten, ia fofoontuitin niitd oifein In
tmiioSti; manbempoofin mdfe6 oil
mufana. 2unpa !Serra iaiTi nuoris'
infin %iiunota len bpipGn iiemenen,
iota !Sdn %iunonia ia polpeliioittenia
fautta fplmdd. Wluistotaaban alma
ebeGeen fdpod t%uulemasia 9erron
Ianaa, fun teiuG on Iiiben tiIai5uis
ainafin ferran iota fuusfa, Fun
pastori Gilieroos fdp iiead, ia pass
tori Sanola Spnoban ieuratunnos.
ia. &c ON ibana nuorufainen, iofn
ottaa ipanrin !Serran Ianasta ia
fdpttdd iiienid Sdnen ianonia idI.
feen. p5. 119: 8.
Sdin iitten nielG fiertdmdGn nm.
pdri fontrio ferdten Iuttoia.leboeue
tiloueiia, poon eibdn niitd tu0ut TO.
tpinfaon monta uutta tilauSto, fun
mr. Soipo Subonen, Siirtoloilen
aIiamies oil t6pnpt iuuri minun
ebeQdni, iaoben uIeita uuiia tilaut
ia. INSTRUMENTATION Ell fannata
tiIota totpin monta Ionomo lebteG
pbId aitoo.
On niiud ieubuin i%oitafin oifein
bptpisid maroiSio olemiofin farma.
reito, futen mr. august Suthla. iofa
on bpipin menestpnpt. Sdn omis.
taa mobtamon talon, iosIa ofuu.
Sitien on bdneud nield monto to-
loa, ioieia fun bpprplildiIid. Wlp6s'
Elm bdnead on idbf6s ia iaubompDp,
Iefd uleita Iortteid moato, monenIoi'
fla acknowledgements, ia ietotas
morofouppo, iosio Idrmorit ioapot
tebbd oStofienia. -
Wtuistelen fiitoaiiuuoeaa teitd us.
Con peIiet ia ~iioret field, iotfo an
noitte minun Iewdtd buoneisianne
tuliettuoni pdimdt, ia nield ipDtitte
ia i%uotitte robatta ia binnatta. Ger
ra teiae len paltiitoon. =
Sitten IL p:nd oetuin iunoon ia
tulin Sronmoooiin pdin Sem 81.
bin9iin, iofa on ppidbbpspoiffa
IuomaIoiielo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gruces SrosTnsin IA papnesipuen
mdliud. &c poitta ON pieId laa.
Tempt tontri fuin eoeuinen, ia alma
maan ndntti liidd m6ted tuIeman
fatIomoan itieneen Iopinaa iarmia.
apnd fe ontn miiiainto aiettua
maale. MoanpiIielpS on parmin
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Smpmatfaa! aaitenlaista toI
nitanoraa % proient. alennufieuo
on m%pptdmdnd meiodn liitfeeSidm
me.
MnberIon &c Siubere
: NaittinS- Ystdtpdin Ybbistbt
fen firiurin oIone on: Wr. 5. =
Socfion 9or III Sron Belt. Mis.
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