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CHARGES
DISMISSED, BUT SAY
JUDGE MADE MISTAKE
Continued from First Page

under the charter Of the City OF New
York. was properly awarded without
competitive bidding by the department
heads. It Is conceded in this proceeding
that the work by Connoliy's corporation
was satisfactory. fully up to the specin-
cations and rendered at fair and rea-
sonable price.
NOTHING ToSHow AGREEMENT
ON INFLUENCE.
"xhsrs u nothing to indicate any im.
proper use Of political influence, and
no suggestion Of any illegal diversion
Of the public funds. From our 81.
animation Of the authorities We are Of
the opinion that there was nothing ILL.,
gai IN the rendition By the rspondsnt
Of the services mentioned, nor In the
acceptance BY him Of oomps1satiou
therefor"
Concerning tho charge OF destruction
Of evidence, involving the preparation
Of q false amended complaint, the COM
mittee nnds that "the destruction of
these papers did not constitute a de.
had been finally terminated. There Is
no testimony tending to show that any
evidence a. such was destroyed by any
one or that there was an agreement to
that effect We are satisfied from an
examination Of the authorities that a
state Of facts such as this may be prop.
er,y pleaded under one or more forms
Of pleadingA
The respondent testified that settle
ment was made by him for the purpose
of avoiding publicity. The respondent
should have resisted Connolly's demand
and II was a mistake to have yielded
The committee finds that the A.0Ot
note given by Connolly to Cohalan and
subsequently returned was given al
an admission Of Indebtedness by Con
molly" 1t acquits Cohaian Of havini
made an untrue and misleading state
ment in reply to the Connoily's charges
the report finding:
Action In not sustaining tho truth o
the other specifications. dispenses witt
| tho necessity Of determining THU
| charge. and We md that the statemen
referred TO was not false and mis-
| leading"
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TWO WOMEN BEAT up
MAN FOUND UNDER BED
Not Only That, but Their Screams
Lead to the Arrest Of
the Intruder.

Caught In . burglar.ous visit 10 the
nat Of Mrs.. Nina Schwarts at No. 2si
Atkins avenue. East New York. joseph
Schmidt. . well Creased. dappsr htus
man essayed to nSht his way out this
afternoon. Mrs.. Schwarts and her
friend. Mrs Fannie scuddsr. set upon
Schmidt and gave him such Q thorough
beating that he Jumped from . second
story window to the yard, . distance Of
about twenty-five feet to escape them.
He sourrisd through the Nat house
hall to the street and ran two blocks
before Detective Frank Burke. whose
attention had been attracted by the
screams OF women In pursuit. nsbbsd
him. Schmidt. afeDr being arraisusd In
the Liberty Avenue Police Station. was
taken to ~. Aary's Hospital for treat
msnt 4 gold watch and other jswelry
belonging to Mrs. Sohwsrtx were found
In his possession.
Mrs. 0chwartx returned to her IA,
from q ahoppng tour WIKI Mrs. Scudds,
and heard . noise In the bedroom. Oh,
entered and found Schmidt under thu
bed. Tho two women pulled him ou
and whom no put up . hght they CAV,
him all the hght he wanted.
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FOUND $4,000 HIDDEN
IN LINING OF OLD BAG
Widow Of George J. Enell Made
Discovery at Hotel, Testimony
At Bankruptcy Hearing.

Al Q hearing befors Commissioner
Alexander 0ilchrist In the bankruptcy
proceedings against the Kendall Nail
ard Supply Co. Ralph v. Wechslsr.
. brother-in-lsw of George J. Enell.
president OF the Kendall Company, to.
day testified that the lattsr's widow.
Gabrielle J. Enell. had told him that
she found $4,000 hidden In the lining Of
an old travelling bag belonging - her
husband at the Wsldorf-Astoria.
The creditors alleged that Just before
his death at 81. Luks's Hospital Euell
made . preferential payment OF ~. 400
Of the Kendall Compsny's funds to his
wifA This thsI woman denied. but e.
planned that 5tst before going to the
hospital her husband had sent hss
downtown to Q safe deposit vault to gst
y2o, 900. and when she returned TO the
WAidorf-Astoria she delivered the
money 20 him and that was ell che
knew about II.
The creditors are trying 70 locate
Enelrs yacht In the hope Of making I,
an asset, although there 10 an attach.
ment standing against II
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"NHllO, SWEETHEART !"
COSTS WASHERS $40 EACH
Youths Who Accosted Girls on
Street Also Get Beating From
Aged Father.

~ msSkst price Of the words Hello.
oWeetAsast." went up 10 SO . word In
the Harlem Court to-day. Magistrate
Maroh taxed Charles Curtin and Jack
T. an. :'oang bookkss: re-. that amount
each Tor addressing Miss Leonors Dun.
eaa end her pretty cousin. IAurs Gross
bsrgsr. In this worn saiutation OF the
nAahss. Besides the fns. Curtin and
Ul0aa had Asnts on their faces and
heaAs from . cane used by william
Dansaa. the aged but active parent OF
Mo Duncan.
fhs incident occurrsu last night when
NE S1rls we're walking on Lenox avenue
q One Hundred and Twenty-ninth
street. NJ. Duncan was llmping along
~ test In the rear. At the corner
Curtin and Ulman. who live In the
nslghborhood. amblsd ALONGSIDE the
giyle and spoke TO them. They ran bach
70 Mr.. Duncan. He fsiled both mashers
WITH his oans. but they got TO theiI
fs~t an1 turned on the Old man. Al
this yuneturs Policeman Nolan hap.
poe1 lsasag sal asvsstsd ~ Vals.
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HOW AMBASSADOR
EXPLAINS his VISIT
70 TIE MRXlCANS.

MEXICO CITY. July IA formal
statement was issued from the Amsri'
can Embassy to-day relative 70 Am.
basssAor Wilson's departure in order
10 set Il rest many wild rumors This
statement declared:
The Apsbsssador's trip to Washins'
~ u solely for the purpose Of plao.
lag before the Administration exact
information In . thorough way rela-
I've y the existing situation n
aasxiea The trip has this purpose
ana no other. CONSTRUCTION should
not b placed otherwise. The An.
basesAer s4pects 70 return immsdi.
Atsiy after his conference with the
Prsssdsnt possibly within two weska
M vile will accompany shim and
resnsn with him."
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sahsa ~ 1si1smsus ssglsa wAsasvss u
washlnstsa.p The ForsleA oefies =
not sware whether Count ven Bsrnstor6.
the German Ambassador - the Unitsd
otaso has privately discussed The Asri-
esa situation with Secretary q state
bryan. bat = he has done - the 1is-
eussson vas Of . wholly unofficial
FRGSscN FOREIGN OFFICE Dr.
MES PANie MEETING.
PARIS, Suiy 17.-rhs French foreign
olncs announces that no sueh meeting
q representatives q the DowsrS 60
senssdsr the Mexican situation - re-
psstsd from Ms1ioo City has bssa held
IN che French capital Omciais here
know Of no Occurrences of . nature 10
rive rise TO such . statemsnt
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SHOPPERS SEE
Man SHOOT GIRL
AND KILL HIMSELF
Believe Suitor and Sweetheart
Planned Suicide Pact in
Crowded Sixth Avenue.
DIES IN AMBULANCE.
Hundreds Witness Double Ira
gedy-Man Had Been De-
spondent for Months.
DIES IN AMBULANCE.

A man aaA . woman. engaged IN a
earnest argument on the Sidewalk on ths
east side Of Sixth avenue. midway be-
tween Twsnty.third and Twenty
fourth streets. attracted tho sttsntioa
Of . great crowd at 10 o'clock to-day.
Taunts from the spectators gave way
to ostss q tsrror ana . general seat.
terinG when the man drew Q revolver
and pointed Il at the womarfs head.
She did not Try 70 run. but addressed
some remark that was taken by obssrv.
ere to b in the nature Of . dare. The
man fred twice and the woman dropped
With . bullet wound in her left temple
and another In her cheek. Then the
man shot himself In the right temple
and fell dying to the sidewalk.
Patrolman 0avegan fought his way
from Twsnty-third street through the
crowd. Other policemen ran to the
scene. The entire street In 'front.' Of the
Masonic Temple was blocked almost i'm
msdisteiy and the policemen had to
force . way for an ambulance they had
called from New York Hospital. Tue
man died In the ambulance on the way
to the hospital
While waiting for the ambulance
0avegan questioned the woman. who
was slowly iapsing into unconsciousness.
She said she was Mary spaiino. twenty
one years old. single. . dress Anisher. Of
Of No. - West Twenty seventh street.
The dead man. she said. was Frank
Castario. . barber. twsnty.sight years
old. OF No. "A West Twenty.sevsnth
street.
THEY WERE ENGAGED TO De
MARRIED.
Charles Basban Of No. ~ Delaney
street John J. Hanlsy Of No. ~ West
Twenty-fourth street and Fsi!x J.
Greenwood Of No. ia West Twenty.
seventh street were witnesses OF the
shooting. They told the police that
the pair came west in rwsnty-third
strsst and turned north into Sixth ave-
nue.. The man appeared to b half
erased. but the woman was cool. These
three witnesses. with others, trailsd
along to see what might happen. and
were rewarded by the sight Of . street
tragedy.
1t was at hrst supposed that the At
tempt at murder and the suicide had
grown out OF a quarrel. This was de-
MED BY relatives Of the girl and OF Cas-
tario.
They had known each other for several
ysars and were engaged to bs married
Six months ago Castario. who was the
proprietor OF q barber shop At No. o.
Seventh avenue. sustained an injur,
which necessitated . complicated opers
ton. He was In . hospital for week.
and the wedding was postponed.
Casta. 10 resumed work Ia his barbe
shop but found himself failing and con
suited specialists who told him anoths
operation was imperative. He bscam
dependent and had recently been try
Ing to urge the girl Into q suicide pact
They met accidentally to-day q
Seventh avenue and Twenty-thir,
street and the relatives and friends o
the pair believe that she had Above,
him to persuade her to meet dealt
without resistance when he drew hi
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WALL Street.

lgarkse Closing. N the last
heae Was on . very small scale. but
Dsssss Gagged under pressure towards
ehs close. Calf. Petroleum sold At
b - and closed ct IL showing loss
u points over night. Canadian Pacific
oSoool q d 50. . csciins OF u -. Union
kasnoa. ~ IA ioas OF point while ell
hosks sAowsd declines from - TO IA
peiats q the close.
Tho trading during the Arst few
minutes was again influenced by the
ooreign tsadsncy. and our prices at
Ne opening followed the London Iced
ksDeiy. Canadian Pacific epsnsd IL
boinAs down. with fractional losses
scordea In Union Pacidc. Reading and
bsssl Fluctuations after the nrss few
hies we're irregular. some issues max
70 moderate gains. while others showed
ktaeunse1 weakness. with most At
Saalao Attracted 10 the sharp break
\ Calf. Petroleum issuss.
TIE common stock. which closed at
~. fell 70 3AN. and . loss Of .
Isoaes Was sustained in the preferred
No.. Whilo this wa0 In progress
Z. q Oeoel vas being traded In very
leavy. Some 10000 shares or over
- beaOht ~ one firm. advanctng the
~ - SAN. This helped 70 make the
onsAst strong and active Raising prices
u oeeuna. California Petroleum re-
bvase1 IN points Of ~ early lose and
49, wsre sstablishsA shove the clos
~ level Of yesterday bsfors nooa.
49, sAs narkst bsSans dun ~ the -
49, slAeksas1.
Ae1er ! o'clock fractional declines
~ piasA. ana California Petroleum
~ attacked again and sold down "a
~. and Canadian Pacific sold 81
"a. Union Pacific At rs "a. Other
eeeks were steady.
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Plainly,
.IMssly,
Ill
But one.

enteenth and Eighteenth, q very nics
part OF town. The rental probably ID
somewhere near one hundred dollars per
month. The taates Of the Houstons ere
20 refined and against display that Il IL
sate to assert that they will not require
All the Secretary's salary for the ne
cess'ffes and extravaEances combined.
LANE LIVES 40 HG DID ON HIS
LOWER GALAXY.
Secretary Lane Of the interior Depart.
ment has been . resident Of Washing.
ton for . number Of years and contin.
ues In his Wyoming avenue home, q
charming but not sxtravagant place IN
good ncighborhood. A. member Of
the Interstate Commerce Commission
Mr.. Lane received $4,000 Q year salary
ana saved money on II. Since his pro.
motion to the Cabinet and 81. 900 salary
ne has not changed his style Of living
Cabinet officers courteousiy refrain
from comment on Mr.. Bryan's statemen,
that he has to make money aside from
his Government salary. but all Of them
md $4,000 . year ample for their needs
ana sumcisnt to permit Of more o. less
surplua
II 10 only fair to state. however. that
custom and precedent have imposed on
the Secretary OF state more social OBJ.
LEGATIONS than on other members Of the
Cabinet He 10 required 70 give Q num-
her Of official dinners and receptions to
the diplomatic corps and TO entertain
special representatives Of foreign coun.
tries coming to Warrington on missiohs.
A. rule Secretaries Of state have had
pretentisus establishments. John Hay
had show place and Robert Bacon.
during his brief term Of once. made
great display In costly manner.
ROOT ser THE PACE FOR Nv
ING WITHIN INCOMES.
Phiisnder Knox In the Taft Admins
tration paid $1,000 . year rent, while
his salary was $1,000 Ellhu NooS how.
ever. broke the rule By living n IN
apartment because Mrs. Root did not
Wish to keep up . great house Their
entertainments we're given In outside
places and II 10 scarcely possible that
Mr.. Roots cost Of living came within
HE salary. I
The State Department has q special
~pS's-o ssssS Wssseh - NV oSSouhsDA
for. The necessities of diplomacy re-
quire secret expenditures for Govern
ment service. and such OUTLAWS are
wholly within the discretion OF the Sec.
rotary. The bills are audited and passed
upon within tho department. but moi
made public. The Secretary can charge
up TO this account such Items OF hi,
social and oficial expenses - he dsemi
proper. OF course a high standard OF
discrimination governs . Secretary u
determining what social expenses wsr,
incurred In behalf Of the Government
Past Secretaries OF STATE have REIN.
burssd themselves out Of this fund. bu
90 what extent u not known. Mr.
Bryan In drawing = very strict line OF
himself In tho use Of this fund for hi
own reimbursement. a. compared Will
practices Of predecessors. He declines
to give any Information. however. - :,
what are charged up 70 the 0ovsrnmsn
or what he intends 70 charge Up 70 him
self.
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BAi1ISH ARMY AVIATOR
IS KILLED IN FLIGHT.

SALISBURY. England. July N.-Aajor
A. w. Hswetson OF the Royal Artillery
Corps OF the British Army and . MEM
Der OF the military flying corps. WAS
killed at the army asrodroms here to-
day by falling from . height OF 100 feet
from his monopaane. The accident was
caused by the machine taking Q turn
too sharply and ovsrbalancinS. On
striking the ground the motor exploded
and burned che asroDlans - asAes.
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YoOx1aAOTDD-011BAAI
0v160O01 $ - . ~
Sa1ts q rooms n . hotel.
01011?A1Y or n.
311103 1A1D - Z q
house that hes bsen HE
home for several yoArs,
comfortable but uApro.
tsntaous. n eooA pan q
ssoSSrA.Y or Asns.
0vxTw11 1oUOFo1-
4 rented house, small,
but Of refined tsSts.
0D01OfA1Y or CON.
2D00D 00OSEDx0 -
N a apartment house.
00080?A0Y or 6AD0D
WILSON IN modest
hotel cat q faOhionaNls
o0oos
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TURKS NEAR KIRK.KILISSEH.
Expected to Seise Town Captured
Months Ago By Bulgarians.

SOFIA. July 1.-THE Turkish army,
by forced marches. 10 approaching the
town Of Kirk-Kil.sseh. taken by the
Bulgarians after heavy nghting at the
beginning of the Balkan war. Many of
the population are reported to b
fleeing.
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M'REvNoLDs SEEKS BACHELOR
FLAT AND SOUTHERN COOK.

Attorney-0enerAl AoReynohs u Q
bachelor. living ut the shoreham Hotel
lie eonndsd 10 . friend the other day
that he was tired OF hotel life and
wanted to md . bachelor apartment
wherein he could install q Southern
nanny who would make him corn
pons and Maryland fried chicken. So
the Attorney Generate cost OF flying 10
likely TO 10 up a bit, although even At
that he could declare monthly dividends
out OF his pay envelope.
Secretary OF Labor Wilson has besn
living In an Inexpensive hotel near the
Capitol. In . part OF town At which
society turns w Its nose. HIS cost OF
living has been the ieAst OF any OF the
Cabinet. but In order TO provide accom-
modations for his family the Secretary
= to take . modest house In T street.
In . better residential section. but his
rent and expenditures will not exceed
his salary by 20 per osn<. margin.
sserstary Houston Of the Department,
Of Agriculture sias . oomsortabie house
for bis family IN II street. between esv.
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ne ClsslnG 01stattsns.
- oulsWhG vas - hAohsss. iowst end issl
~ q assb Tor TO-DAY and ths "a ohAnoo
\ 0uDase1 vtlA ysessoAy's closing prso:
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ALL cabinet Officers
EXCEPT BRYAN MANAGE
TO LIVE WITHIN SALARIES

sHCnlrA1r OF STATE
D1YA1-xar6s houss
~ $4,000 . ysaei AAds
salary Of olS,ooo . ysas
lA0u1olont.
010D0TA8Y or 3D1A0-
U1Y A'AD00-At The
Army ana 1svy Olub.
O2CBurA8Y or WA1
0A81Io01-IA . ave.
room Apartment
mODD1A8Y OF 1AvY
DANIELS --0omfortoblo
houss With Gfounas %
edge Of town.
ATTORNEY 03128Ax
A'2DY10LOO - ! .
OhoeshA2 Eotsl, 601 70
le6l1A6 fer bAeAsaes
a0astnsass.
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OTHER secRefAR,Es sEeM TO
LIVE ON HALF OF sAlARlEe.

net officers 10 much less than twelve
thousand per year. In fact. 20 far a.
outward appearance would indicate half
that sum would cover their expenses.
Secretary Of the Treasury McAdoo y
. widower and has none OF his family
with him. His son was married last
month 10 the daughter OF Mrs. Isaac
Emerson Of Baltimore. and has set up
an establishment for himself. The Sec
rotary lives ct the Army and Navy
Club. where q man may have comfort
and good dinners for exceedingly rsas-
onAble price. His expenses there could
be figured At &. 500 . year. 20 Tar - hv-
Ing necessities are concerned.
Secretary OF War Garrison has . hve.
room apartment In etoneleigh Court.
one OF the big apartment houses In
lower Connecticut avenue. Such an
apartment normally would rent for
twelve hundred or afteen hundred dol.
lars per year. Mrs. Garrison makes II
Q charming little home for the Score
tary, and II 10 no secret that they In
tend to live within his salary.
Secretary OF Commerce Redneld could
spend more than his governmental sal.
airy n no chose to do 90. for he hA1
outside income from his manufacturing
interests. But he too has become 4
clin dwelier In an apartment h0usS
called The Highlands. further out Con
nscticut avenue. His ssta blishmsnt ane
manner OF living are similar TO the styl,
| set by Secretary Garrison.
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BIZ Samuel NJ. WilIiaMs.

~ OOV1ueS We Vsssssssss'
(0ta4 0essssDeHAsnt q me 3vesaAs
WesaA.l a.,
wAs&alSV1ON' D. c'' July -"
the Cabinet officers. excepting secretary
BRYAN. are iiv1ns within their $1,000 per
-. .,..,. "a mas, NJ than are
o.-..,,,v IN.
svins money osso'
'onsN member OF Sns
noiAl family. Postmastsr-oenerai Bur-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-09
uubem ,pnooem tcrwebbps.

Roubaa S%umoIosia. iIoa, onneo
ia ouiuutta SeeIutIesia, nufi nuoIi
motoon, faitiue Muttaion lutiiaiue.
OIi Iupoufieni Winneiotosto lab
teisidmme, etid tirioiton niein Mutto'
jann. Ulutto tietpsti tdsfdfin on TO
t%eenimnut tuo nonbo Ianon porh:
etiei fohta tormiiIe: lutpata ia tdpt'
i6d.
yliin onbon iiiid oifoa fulunnt 10
nelid fuuta FUN ldbbimme Ulinne'
iotosto. 80 emme moi muuta laneo,
fuin eiid 6erra on meitd outfanit
iGb6n osti. So eibdn ole mitddn
ippid epdild etiei !Sdn eoeIeen ia.
ma oliTi.
Serron SeeIutien peren Iofpintoa
olen iddnafin ibasId foiitonut iulis
too, fen idlfeen FUN Sid on ormoo
%iuonut. So Serro on Funannut See
Iutien ioipintomeren iaornan, ettd
pGnen ilmoihamonio merritt opot
mIIeet ndfpniin: (Wlorf. IS: IL
49,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-09

tunnustaa Jeesuksen Kristuksen Ii
haan tulleen, sc on Jumalasta."
Sis siina on koetuskivi, jolla saapi
k~oetella. Jokainen henki, joka tun-
nustaa Jeesuksen lihaaE tulleen, sc
on Jumalasta, mutta joka kieltaa
Kristuksen lihaantulemisen, min sc
on antikristuksen henki.
Ne jotka kieltavat Kristuksen o.
levan Jumalan Pojan, eta han on
vain paljas ihminen, min Sc on an
tikristuksen henki ia sehan meidan
aikana on erittain jumalaakieltavis-
sd materialisteissa. Sis ne ovat raa-
matun mukaan antikristuksen hen
gen lapsia, ia samalla perkeleen
hengesta osallissa. Min volt AVIAN
varmuudclla raamatun mukaan hyl-
jata kaikki, jotka %kieltavat, ettei
Jesus ole meidan lunastajamme,
joka on meta lunastanut synnista
ia kuolemasta ia tehnyt autuaaksi.
Julkiset jumalankieltajat ia mate
r~ialistiset sOsialistit meidan aikana
ovat julkisia Kristuksen t0rkeita
kieltai0ita, mutta ne ovat hienoja
k~ieltajoita, jotka kieltavat Jeesuk-
sen lunastuksen siunatun sisall0n
ia voiman, joka on syntein paast0
10 kaikille ihmisille Golgatalla. Ne
my0s kieltaa Kristuksen tavallansa.
Karta sis senkaltaisia!
, Toivotan myos
onnellista uutta vuotta jokaiselle
Auttajan lukijalle, seka kaikille ha.
jalla asuville uskovaisille.
Autuas velienne
j. K. Liljeroos.
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Nnt tStS observation-disclosures pIen esltd.

Npt tdtd firioittaisTani olen Std.
buraisIa, Ntass. iosia olen uuben
muoben iubliua ia onfin MT uuben
muoben ibana pdimd.
Weiad oil ellen iltona SumoIalta
armorifaS iublo, iofa oltoi firfos.
ia iubla Observation-Disclosures Flo
8. ionfa ~pddtpitpd iatfona oil nuo'
riioieuran perbe iubla.
Gnfin Ieura antoi faifilIe iublamie.
raiue tdpbefi faietmn p5pbdn bert.
fuia. ilman rabata ia binnata ruu'
miiuiIesia iubteesiatin. Gen idlfeen
eIiintpi laulufDDri. fanttori Son9o.
fen iobboqa erittdin ipbamid plentd,
'mdud bpmnind Sionin fanteleesta:
rSeefufIen fansia betfi" /. n. e. Sub.
laa iatfettiin fertomutfua, runoiua
ia Seiufien tperen iopinnon tobis
tufIiua. 2antori SonSonen eiiintpi
IoololauluIIa Sipnin f~anteleeSta.
rOi min riemun MULE iuopi, Sefuf.
ieni ratfauS" |. n. e. 2DDri lauloi
uIeita IauIuia Sionin fanteleesta ia
min aita fuluifin Flo IL pDud. Gil.
Ioin pbbpttiin faifin tiittdmddn Su'
malaa fuin Sdn ioi ipield meibdn
pddttdd pbben fauiin armomuoben
ia astua uuben nuoben tpnnptIen
pli. Samaua iuIfeennuttiin SI6lt6
rufoiIemaan Seeiufien nimen ia 10.
tpintotperen runiosta iiunausta Fir.
foaiIeue tp1ue tdmdn muoben alta.
ma. Xopuff pbbptttin pbteiieen mei'
1uun me-. 81 ia Min poiStui fufin
maaaiiae maioiaeen tpptpmdtiin
mielin.
Gbtd te pstdpdt Iieud linneud, e.
tenfin Winnefotasia oiattelette, ettd
mind td6ud mt lepobettid mietdn.
Wutta niitd ne ei ole mield pueet,
pbtddn exempt, fuin fieadfddn ia
pbd fiireempi mdtiinfin maan napt'
tGd tuIenan. Gtentin tddud WaS.
iasia ia 81. 6ampfisia ndpttdd e
manfeIiumin iano IiIddntptpdn ia
tpibouiien mastatuuli fiibtpWdn.
SuIimmat fiitofiet, outuaaqiIen
onnentoimotufien faneIa nell s.
Motioniqe perbeineen firieestdnne
nellie Amttaiusfa!
Sddfdd taiffi pstdmdt feud ia
tddad iulietufIi Sefutien meren fnut
ia omattuun Sidn ormoipliin! Seitd
muistama ia puolestanne rufoilena
t%pelienne.
4. Suustonen.