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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-25
KANSAS ELDERS ARE ORDAINED

loss is estimated at $4,000 on which
there was $4,000 insurance.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-11
De TEATK0
Juan Jose.

FL aplaudido actor c6mico Jose de
Artecona, puso anOche, su benefcio
en- el Municipal" el popularisimo
drama de "Dicenta," Juan Jose. "
Artecona ha comprendido bien el
car3cter del protagonista v Sc hizo
aplaudir bravamente.
En- los principales parlamentos al
final de todos los actOs, el senor Arte-
coma escucho nutridOs aplausos.
Las senoras Pou, Rodriguez Santi-
gOsa, cOOperarOn al mejor conjunto.
La sonora Rodriguez hace una labor
sobresaliente en- la "Isidra
Muy bien Juan Nadal, EN- ell An
dr6s; el simp3tico y distinguido actor
puertorriqueno, fut aplaudido con mu-
cha justicia.
Santigosa en- ell ''Cano" tambi6n ga
no 10 suyO.
FL Segundo Apunte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-11
Los insurrectOS
roban un banco
Nueva York, lrlnes.-

Nueva York, llmes-
FL General Orozco ha hecho Saber a
los ferrocarrileS de Chihuahua que los
ingresos en- Elective por operaciones he
chas en- el territorio que 81 domino de
ben entregarse su tesOrerO. Los insu-
rrectos Sc apoderaron ell Viernes por Ia
noche de diez mil dollars en- 81 Banco
Nacional de Ciudad Juarez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-11
Fl Cine Tres Banderas

III programa que Sc ha anunciado para
eSta nOche Sc cOmpone de una magnffica
collection de pellculas entire las que se
cuentan variOs estrenOs.
La numer0sa cOncurrencia que anOche
llenaba Ell amplioy ventilado local aplau-
dlo mucho algunos de los cuadrOs estre-
nados elogiando los sef1ores Portell
y Garcia por su buen acierto Y deseos de
agradar al ptlblieo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-11
MAS CABLEGRAMAS
La guerra civil
en- M ejic o

Nueva York, lunes-
Cuatro trenes con tropas al mando del
general Salas saheron aver de Ia ciudad
de MejicO para Torre0n. FL GObiern0
espera tener ali diez mil hOmbres den
trO de pocos dias para dar la batalla de
cisiva a OrOzoO. Sc dice que los repre-
sentantes diplomaticos extranjeros cele-
braron una session secreta anOchc en- la
ciudad de M6jico y acordaron pedir a
sus respectivos gobiernos que envien ma
rinOs a proteger las legacioDes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-11
Sucursal en- Guayama

FL senior don Acisclo Subira, Presi-
dente del "Cr6dito" "Ahorro Pom
cenO" nos participa que, cumpliendo
un acuerdo de la junta general de ac-
clonistas, de dicho ORGANISING, ha que
dado alberta, en- Guayama, una sucur-
sal del "Cr6dito y Ahorro Poncefio',
bajo la gerencia del senior don Jose
Maria Lota.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-11
C01kG10 DN Gan ZIDRR0M9n
PARA EEEORTTAS
SBD IN 2A&E
HKRMANAa II Ia GARInAM

In este plaa4al &c 9arssn las asianak-
turas prOpias de In pzimera ensenanuu.
sc dan leeeiOAes de Lngl6s, Francis n
M6sica-CIlASES DE ADORNO. d.
OuJ", pintura, taqGigrsfia, maquinilaa E
eOnfeoei6n de GoTea.-CI1ASES Dr. L.
BORkS:- Cas&MEz, 4apieeria, eneaiaaw
bordados en- ora, kteszsfls, sedas, ssa.a-.
etc.
Adem4s de Las aGigaatn-as menciOna-
das, Sc Instruye las Alumnas, con srsxr
esmero, en- el go6lerao interior de ana
casa Sc les snse5& *os5a Glaze de ofeisw-
dOmegticoa.
Los eUFsog ezaRieEs2 4l 10. de Sszz
tlembre. Sc adzlta2 alElGnas internsSw
exterHaa
Para izfSGsmss ar:sxxnss IL ssRcra:
Superiora-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-11
M OTOR ES
de Metz & Weiss

Actuados PCr pg@r61eOs acra&ax rxa.~
nadOs, alceha1.
Dea6es9 Ann2m Go C. z
Lsbrea de eAaaEsa el&etuic&, semcal@m..
de f&eia nAazess y .dura6eEos.
SObre IS ms4ersa Aatan usandoae mw
10 Isla.
Para snfeEzse~ y PreciOs dir;gixss -
- Agents O. Gnagama
Angnl OIszagaE&
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-05-16
A STITCH IN TIME.
Leon People Should Not Neglect
Their Kidneys.

No kidney ailment is unimportant.
Don't overlook the slightest back
ache or urinary irregularity. Nature
may be warning you of approaching
dropsy, gravel or Bright's disease.
Kidney disease is seldom fatal if
treated in time, but neglect may pave
the way Don't neglect a lame or
aching back another day. Don't ig-
more dizzy spells, irregular or dis
collored urine, headaches, WEAKNESS
or depression If you feel you need
kidney help begin using the reliable
time-tried remedy, Doan's Kidney
Pills. For SO years, Doan's have
been found effective. Endorse by
Leon people
Mrs! F. M. Coder, Eleventh St.,
Leon, Iowa, says: II do not hesitate
to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills
for the purposes for which their use
is intended. / have taken this rem
edy and have found it to be one of
great merit curing kidney complaint
and backache. Doan's Kidney Pills
have relieved me greatly
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other. r., I'LL NO. +
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-05-16
Coal Vein Found at Saline.

Saline is in a state of intense ex-
element on account of a vein Of coal
being found at that place. Drilling
has been going on some weeks and
last week vein of about - inches
in thickness was struck at a depth
of about 337 feet.
Drilling was continued and an 8
inch vein was found at still lower
depth and they think the GAINESVILLE
vein will be found at approximately
the same depth as it was found here
AIS feet, and drilling will be con-
tinued to that depth, it is said.
This seems to prove, together with
the results at Princeton IL miles
east and at Hatfield some IS miles
northwest, that a general coal field
underlies this entire section of coun-
try Drillings have also been made
in the vicinity of Mt. Moriah, but
the results have not been given to
the public.
We believe that the next five or
ten years will show a number of
mines opened in Harrison and Mer-
Ger counties.-Cainsville News.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-05-16
WHEN YOU FEEL
ALL WORN OUT
Follow the Example of Others Half
Sick, Nervous and Run Down
Who Have Found Health
in Root Juice.

That tired, stiff, unrested feeling
upon getting up in the morning. out
of sorts feeling through the day that
takes all the energy, vim, vigor and
vitality out of your body; those
backaches, dull, droopy headaches
can all be overcome by q short treat
ment with the great Root Juice tonic
that has recently startled whole
cities by the cures it has effected.
1t gives strength to the stomach,
enables that important organ to
thoroughly digest your food so that
every particle of nourishment is abb
sorbed from it, 1t gives new life to
blood, cleans and purifies it, puts
new life into the stomach, new
strength into the muscles, clears the
tired brain and promotes good, sound
natural, refreshing sleep. The first
few doses will prove this to you, as
it has to hundreds of others. It
stops indigestion, belching, pains at
ter meals, backaches and rheumatic
pains quicker than any remedy
known.
Go to any good druggist and get
one bottle. Try it for a week. You'll
be surprised to find how quickly it's
good effect will be noticed.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-05-16
The Demons of the Swamp

are mosquitoes. AS they sting they
put deadly malaria germs in the
blood Then follow the icy chills
and the fires of fever. The appetite
flies and the strength fails; also ma
laria often paves the way for deadly
typhoid. But Electric Bitters kill
and cast out the malaria germs from
the blood; give you fine appetite
and renew your strength. After
long suffering,' wrote VIM. Fret
we'll, Of Lucama, y. c., three bottles
drove all the malaria from my sys-
TEN, and I've had good health ever
since" Best for all stomach, liver
and kidney ills. SO cents at Bell &
RObinSOn'S,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-05-16

factory where girls of all ages were
making laces by hand. We walked
through the factory viewing the del
icate web-like laces, the work of
many hours hard work. In another
department we saw girls making
laces on hand looms while yet in an
other we're great looms run by steam
which were turning out dozens of
yards of laces every hour.
We then visited ST. Marks square
where We fed the pigeons which
flocked about us eating from our
hands. st. Marks church which is
at one end of the square is the most
beautiful and oldest church in
Venice. 1t was built in the 18th
century and has twice been improved
and added to, although it has never
been destroyed. About the portal
are the celebrated bronze horses
which Constantine carried from
Rome to Constantinople They were
returned to Venice in 1905. Napol-
con took them to Paris in 1897 but
afterward restored them to Venice
in 1915. Quite history for a cou-
pie of bronze horses isn't it? A
great dome SEES in the centc. of the
church surrounded by four smaller
'ones. The church is rich in Mosaics.
The Moscics Of the exterior and in
terror cover an area of 45,79o square
feet, more than an acre. Its dec
orations in gliding, bronze and rich
marble are very prOfuse.
After leaving St. Mark S We again
boarded steamer for our journey
back to the hotel. We had good
general view Of the city from the
boat AS We passed the Ducal pal
ace We saw the celebrated Bridge
of Sighs,' which leads from the
council chamber to the prison 1t
shows no special art or beauty in
it's construction. They claim it owes
the sentimentalism of Lord Byron
AS ! have said we were disappointed
lat not seeing Venice by night but
surely nothing could be more beau
tiful than Venice on bright sunny
day. The water of the canal is of a
deep, almost turquoise blue, the
buildings and stately old castles are
cream or white, the many bridges
which cross the canal form graceful
arches under which pass the silent
gondolers guiding their gondolas
by the swaying of their bodies, the
more noisy gasoline launches with
their crowds Of pleasure seekers and
shoppers, and an occasional tug boat
drawing its load of freight. All
these go to make up picture whose
coloring which is made by the re-
Election Of the sun upon the water is
exquisite. The very atmosphere
seemed to BE a strange mingling of
pink blue and other delicate hues.
We were loath to leave Venice but
were hurrying to reach Vienna by the
first of the year as all courses began
on the first. We left Venice about
two o'clock and after long tiresome
ride we reached Vienna the follow
ing morning, Dec. "a, in good time
to celebrate our Christmas in hotel
and in foreign land. 1t was not
entirely to our liking yet we were
not so very unhappy as we found the
Viennese to be splendid cooks and
Vienna very interesting and beauti-
full city.
Very respectfully,
Mrs. w. G. Jeffries.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-05-16
BOARD PROCEEDINGS!
Proceedings of the Board of Super
vis0rs at the May Ses-
sion, 1912.
Monday, May 6, 1912.

MOHGdy, May o, II :.
Board of supervisors met in reg
ular session.
Members all present, S. p. Wiley,
chairman, Patrick Griffin and w. NJ.
Frost.
Board rectified errors in the selec-
ton of judges and clerks in Davis
City, Terre Haute and Grand River
precincts.
The board spent the rest Of the
day investigating petition for change
of highway in Woodland township.
At six o'clock board adjourned till
eight o'clock Tuesday morning, May
eth, 1912.
S. p. WILEY,
Chairman.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-05-16
Fry Bradheld, groceries to

'iduhOlu, SAoSSiiS W
Mrs Short ........... 3.35
Harry Bradfield, groceries to
Mary Sanders ....... 400
Harry Bradtield, groceries to
5. owens ........... 10
Harry Bradfield, groceries to
S. M. TeaterS, ........ 2.t5
Bell & Robinson, supplies for
jail 0.5O
Bell 4 Robinson, supplies for
County Home ......... | 80
r. E. Ball, Assessor. ..... $500
H. Fl. Bennett, Assessor -. $3.50
Morris Gardner, board of re-
view, ........ o.OO
&C.. NJ. Axes, board of re-
view, o.OO
Stephen Narga, board Of re-
view, ............. J.OO
E. G.. Monroe, board of re-
view o.3O
Winfield Cash, board of re-
view w
S. G. Mitchell, board of re-
view, DIV
F.. l.. Barrett, bridge work. 300
Ed Underwood, bridge work $3.50
Thos. Roberts, bridge work 1928
Frank Stanley, bridge work Pets
Byron Hacker, bridge work 22.75
Ray Ravens, bridge work 22.75
IN. NJ Young, bridge work $3.50
Freeley Beavers, bridge work 1850
T. E. Lewis, board of review 100
O. NJ. Jordan, board ofreview 200
VIM. Sutton, Jr., board Of re-
view l.OO
H. c. Kirkwood, board Of re-
E. s. ;'T Buffum, board of review 100
E. A. Silvers, board of review 100
D. S. Burbank, board of re-
view 200
G.. P. beavers, eight cub
wolves 1000
VI. l.. Brewer, board for Jury 1855
John Durham, Assessor. -. $500
E. E. Blade, coal for Mrs.
| Lewis ......: ::..... ''oo
Annual report of J. A. Buoy,
| J. P, approved.
". T. Lane, sheep killed,
claimed $3.50, allowed... $50
A. B. Richie, sheep killed,
claimed $500, allowed .. go
w. F. Howell, sheep killed,
claimed $500 allowed. $50
SAINT McGahuey, turkeys kill
ed, claimed $500, allowed 2.7O
Ellsworth Brammer, wolf =. 500
r. L. BeQler, Sneep kllled,
claimed $3.50, allowed :. $50
J. l.. Mendenhall, clerk,
| State VS.. R. H. Spence -. 2.25
Eva Rhea, copy fee, State VS..
r. H. Spence ..... $50
j. S. Parrish, copy fee, State
VS.. R. H. Spence ....... 1.5O
&C.. NJ. Bennington, constable,
State VS. R. H. Spence .. 20.45
w. H. Terrill, sheriff, State
VS.. R. H. Spence ..... 100
W. H. Terrill, sheriff, State
VS.. r. H. Spence ...... 20.5O
Decatur County, short-notes
State VS.. R. H. Spence :. 1900
Decatur County, jury, State
VS.. r. H. Spence ....... 1890
Witness fees, State VS.. R. H.
Spence 459.O3
$70S.03
At six o'clock board adjourned I'M
til eight o'clock Wednesday morning,
May Sth, 1912.
S. P. WILEY,
Chairman.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-05-16

Having turned spongy watersheds
into naked street cutters by cutting
off forests about our streams, we are I
booked for bad floods for years to
come 2ssE
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-05-16
Wednesday, May s, /!

Wednesday, May s, 1912.
Board met as per adjournment,
mem bers all present Wednesday
being road day, board put in the day
hearing complaints.
On motion board adjourned till
the first Monday in June.
S. P Wiley, per diem and
mileage, $500
Bridge Com. ...... 26.7O
Patrick Griffin, per diem and
mileage -. 1880
Bridge Com .. $500
W. NJ. Frost, per diem and
mileage 1910
Bridge Com. ... $3.50
S. P. WILEY,
Chairman.
Attest
r. E. MCLAUGHLIN,
Auditor.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-05-16

When baby suffers with eczema or
some itching skin trouble, use Doanss
Ointment. A little of it goes long
way and it is safe for children. soc.
a box at all stores. 81 ssss ~
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-05-16

REPORTER FOR SALE HILLS
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-05-16
Attest
r. F.. MCLAUGHLIN,
Auditor.

Tuesday, May 7, 1912
Board met as per adjournment.
Members all present.
On motion the following claims
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-02
Kirkcninen siIta.

Ndptidd muutamila taboina iuI.
Iecn muotiofiofIi pubuo firfouiiesto
finosto, ~fostapa Mmerifan Suomet.
ta~resfafin futin muorouoan foeitao
tuota fiuiauista filtoa ieItpiteId.
DlitSdn erifoiIempaa uutta eli tbs.
td ofiasta moline eIiin tuooa - fpTp.
mpstd Hence pittin mattaa perus.
teelifssti fdfiteItp puoIeIta JOS toiieI.
tain. Woinee fuitentin ifddnfuin
ipridstd f%atioen tebbd pienid buo.
mioita ia buomoutifIia. 9dmdn
firioittoia on MIN. nieId min nd.
bdn oitod ieurannut t~dtdldiIid oIoia,
ia iub,eito Suomen Triton ia Mmeri'
fon iuomoIaisten tirtolisien rienio.
ien ndIiad, eitd on bptpin maitea
mennd mitddn pubumaan mile, lot.
Ia tuntefpot foiffi nuo fpieesfd ole
mat oiiot perinpohiin. Otofiua Iopi.
nee fentddn ettd ofasta on pddfcb
tia tuoiu ciiue nptf n tpiimeiFsId eff
iptiisfd. Siis moan iofu- ANA nil
ben iobbosto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-02
&c OFT terweeQistG.
Nikoteemus

On terneeliStd meibGn bentt eIGs~
mdlemme ettd pIemme tetemilisIdi
fdriiloien fansIa. &c ldmmittGd Ip,
bdntdmme IL faStpattaa meitd ar.
melioi iuuteen. Sa T. on nellie tor.
tedtd eitd olemme bariaontuneet ar'
meliaiiuubesia, Iiqd fen mutaan mel.
bot ferrau momitoan. 2eppestt
unoboomme fuitenfin armeIiaiIuu.
ben barioitutIen, eIei fdriimien fdr'
Timptiet Iaa berdttdd meiSId oIans
ottoa beibdn tdriimDfiinid, Gen.
tdbben on terpeeuistd pprfid fosfes
tutieen t6rTinien tnns'n. Sitd tietd
ldbenemme mp0stin iuurta Westa.
riamme, iiad field mtsid OH fGrii'
mid. Feud on mpDsfin Sdn oioits.
tamaslu Iuurta raffauttanIa. Sa
iotfa barioittan at armeIiaiIuutta,.
moittanot !Sdnen mieliiuoiionIa.
Euaa fosfeiufieen fdrTimien fansIa
waituttoa termeeuiIesti Finafin etias
NE opimme Iiten nDyrppttG. Sieud
misId fDpbpps ia iaifaupet aiustas
not. iielId irbimiainen pabuus on
fGGatuin croitrituno ibmiIestG. 2un
ind n6et fSpbppteeu ia puutieiIiin,
'ooionneen, o%lotiele Iiaoin: yNdisId,
oloisIa ipoifn min6fin Ola" Wp0ss
Elm talonbeuinen oiemoIi moIi ouas
ieuaiIeuo pobiolla, etid ie miloin ta'
bania rupeoa boriumoon, ia Iinum
tdptpift pientoo fdteii ottomoon
moStoon ibmiieliIen orn,eliaiIuuben
tnomaa opno. So iiia poremmasIa.
oiemasia tuin oIet olut, yitd pai.
teammotIi tdp Iinune mrpouiua by.
,pdniefemaiippteen, fna Ften oIet
iouiunut iieGe, ioto ct foefaan ole.
to iiunut fulfemoon. so %ioirortn ct
mot poeta ritos exempt tuin t1pbd.
tddu, ,poon Ie bdtS nboisioa to,t.-
tia.l Run Ills ndet iairaun, oioitcle.
Ipodmesidf: rSe0oinenbon ipoifin
min6fin oua". Eaten. fuoleutuu i;Iet.
tdiipptc'i, Ia DprpDs oltoo toiput'
tao fnno niieen eldmdan. Vpri Ills.
fostetufiin fdrIipien taneio. etii
oppiiit fiiiiamddn Fiitd ormosto iouo
lnnastetiu olet, opp,Iit ouitapoi-
IIutio fdrTipid fobtoan.,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-02
Muttaiaslebh

nellie arnaamattoman Iuurena opu'
ma, iitd iunrempana, futa innot
foammin len eteen tpDsfentelemme
ia Iitd fannatomme. Muttaia lebti
anIaitIee faiffien iuoIion ia fonna.
tufien eniinndfin iiitd ippstd eta ie
on ainoa 4meritaSia iImestptpd
m%iitfolebii, iota pubtaasti %ustonnol'
lien ~tebtdmdnfd obella taboo mob.
oouiIuufIien mufaan Ienittad frist;I.
listd maloa faiftiin aifamme ber6ts
tdmiin %fpipmptIiin. auttaia ct tab.
DO tpDntdd ipriddn muita Mmerifan
iuomolaisten iulfaiIuiu, mutta erifoi.
5eSti pmoua alauaan on 5iuG mars
masti tdrfed fila iiirtofanfamme benz
fiiesid polotornisia. 9ppdud ippl.
Id iiis Muttaia torioutuu iofaiieenfin
IuomaloiIeen fotiin MmerifasIa
palmeIemaan el6mGnnafaumufIen
understandable ia 10 iaoputetun
pudpitdmiIesId Seiuffen 2ristufIen
eipanfeliumin poimaua. = 2aitti
Iuttoian pstdpdt! inn~oftaaieen tot.
mintaan 9luttoian bpfpdfTi! Snnos.
tufIemme on tuopa Nuttaiaue run
Iaasti uulia pstdipid. - W6idbtd,
neend aifafauteuamme oifein bimoi
taan nGbbd innostusta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-02
Cukekaa :. i~nnostukaa!

Wfisf innon lietfi ipbdmisid pa
laa, fiea' pfiiIDt iaboiffi Iaopi. -
81 moi tielin fertoa iitd mabinfon,
mintd innostufIeu puute on Iaanut
la ida maoilmasia aitaan. We
poimme ola tietoiIia ionfun aatteen
ialonbesta ia pdtewppbestd, ia fui'
tenfaan tue oate Ell moi ianottamas.
tifaan eldbpttdd meta, euemme on.
ma tnon aatteen iptpttdd innon tulta
Ipbdmiimme. Wasta Iiite fun in.
nostns iaa pauata meibdt, pasta
iuoin iaamme tuntea pifeafii omafs
lumamme aotteen antamaa toIi tpps
bptpstd ia onnea. Iinoastaan in
nostufien ldpitunfemina me ipasta
poimme berdttdd naapurimme ia
ldbimdii emm tutfimaan eIdmdnnoi>
maa aniatpaa aatettamme, - Sn.
hostutiella maailma palloitetaatt. -
auttaian Dstdmdt! antafaamme In.
non liefin ipttpd ipbdmisidmme faI.
|lista ia faitiae aioiqe pdtemdd ga.
tettamme oiaesIamme.
W}e tiebdmme ettG IuttaiaUa on
palion pstdpid, ia iaamme QUO
marmoia ettd 9luttaian pStdmdiouf.
To on TASMANIA moninfertaiIeti,
Fun fpaan nield nptpddn ebfd nd.
linpitdmGtiDm mind olenat nGfenGt
meisId toIi inuoStusta.
Wteib6n aifanamme ndpitdnGt ib
miIet ndtiIenfin tabtopan maipua
alafuloiiuuteen ia toipottomuuteen.
Sei'bdn ipbdmenid ianoaipat fiib'
fedsti uutta eldmGnmoimaa. - 2ris'
tinusfoban FIdltdd ebtpmdttDmdi
eldmdn ldbteet. Mntafaamme noioen
lGbteitten, &ristufi en enanfelius
min paltarpana pirtaiaa pirmoitta'
maan eldmdn taisteluieIa mdinneitG,
tieae uupumasI ia oIepia iantaifti'
iuuben matfomiebid. Nomtiifaommt
itieiin entistd ebommin, oitein tdpIit
iiemautfin enanfeliumin IuIoifuubes'
ia ia fen fauiista aarteista. 3aifes.
ia tdeld on
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,,Auttajan"
hyvaksi.

Auttaia on nyt hyvin vaikeissa
raha-asioissa, johon suurimmaksi
osaksi on vaikuttanut harvinaisen
huono aka liikemaailmassa. Lii
ketta Ell Auttaia ole voinut saada
hiliaisen alan tandem, iosta kuiten
kin liikkeemme taloudellinen puoli
on alma ollut riippuvainen. Lehti
eli ole kannattanut itseaan, vaan
tuonut joka vuosi tuntuvasti tap
piota. S%enpatahden olemme alma
iatkuvastikin riippuvia Kirkkokun-
famine jasenten avuliaisuudesta.
Kiitollisuudella tunnustamme sen
avun, jota tahan asst olemme saa-
meet, ia jota ilman eli olisi voitu
tulla toimeen. Mutta nyt ollaan
taas min ahtaalla, eta jos Ell aqua
tule, min emme tieda mika on tu-
1evaisuutemme. Emmehan kuiten.
kaan anna vaivannak0mme noin
vaan veteen menna yrittamatta sta
pelastaa. Sta huolta mika meilla
talouskomitean iasenilla alma on
tuon taloudellisen puolen suhteen
liikkeessamme, eli kukaan muu kuhn
mukana ollut vol arvata. Mutta
velvollisuutemme on soittaa hata-
kelloa alma kuhn tarvitaan, valitta-
malta siita mita tasta ajatellaan.
Saatte site itse ratkaista suhteenne
A~uttajaan, ia jos hullusti kay alkaa
meta syyttak0; me olemme tehneet
velvollisuutemme paliastaessamme
asiat avonaisesti todellisuuden mu-
kaan.
Nyt on asiat silla kannalla, eta
meidan taytyy lahettaa matkaan
kaksi asian innostunutta miestam-
me, jotka vapaaehtoisesti, omasta
esityksestaan tahtovat nathalie
lahtea toimimaan liikkeemme n.y.
vaksi. Mama miehet ovat: toimit-
taja X. H. Vartiainen ia Victor Haa-
rala. Heidan matkasuunnitelman-
sa alku tulee olemaan 10 tassa leh-
dessa. Mihinka he edella ilmoitta-
vat tulostansa, STELLA paikkakun-
MALTA innokkaammat miehet ia mai
set tienraivaajiksi hommaamaan IL
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tamia ia kehoittamaan paikkakun.
MALTA asuvia varustamaan paksut
kukkarot, joiden sisalt0 tyhienne-
takoon yhteisen asiamme hyvaksi.
Asiamiehemme pitavat puheita a.
SHASTA ia sen ohella my0s saarnaa :
vat teille Jumalan sanaa.
Rahaa me tarvitsemme, Ell pal
jailla toivomuksilla ia ruikutuksilla
mihinkaan paasta. Ell paljaalla U.S.
kollakaan ellei usko synnyta tonne
liaisuutta. Asiamme on jalo ia Ju-
natalie mieluinen, siita Ell tarvitse
kenenkaan epailla, sis mita emmi-
taan. Toimeen jokainen, asialla on
kiire, nyt Ell ole aikaa enaa hieroa
silmistamme unta. Inhostuksen tuli
ajakoon jokaista toimintaan Juma-
Ian asian hyvaksi.
Asiamiehillamme on vahva usko
asian onnistumiseen ia sauna usko
on my0s kirkkokuntamme
Talouskomitealla.