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band determined, as q memorial 10 his
wife, TO build the boat into his house.
The room destined to contain II, how
ever. proved too short for the whole
length of the boat, and the bow projects
from the wall just beneath the balcony
The house is close by one of the steam
boat piers and the unaccountable ap-
pearance Of this strange memorial exs
cites much curiosity among the passen-i
gers on the steamers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

AAioS bdlSy bOTCen leaves tomorrow
for Winchester, Tenn, where she viii
be bridesmaid for Miss Martha Low
Shook Tuesday, December 80.
Among the hundred guests from Den.
yer. Col; New York city, Newark, N j.
Baltimore. Md, and other points who
attended the recent wedding ami.
versary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Waters were
the three sisters of Mrs. Waters-Mrs
J. w. Irwin of Shenandoah Junction
w. Va; Mrs. C. II. Cookus of Romney
W. Va, and Mrs. E. E. Hathaway OF
Whitestone, Va.
Lieut.. Ralph Hospital Of Brookland
in company with Lieuts. Barnes and An
min of the United States cavalry, left
last night for Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.
where the three will remain five days
and then proceed to Fort Bliss, Tex.
on the Mexican border.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Brook
land NJ. f. Church gave a social and
Edward Remsburg. A quartet. COM
posed OF Mr.. Light, Mrs. Leaf, Mrs.
Gooch and Mr.. Leaf, gave several se1ec-
tons. Miss Ruth Phillips piano solo
as did Mrs. Florence. Johnson. and Mr.
Everett Phillips a violin solo, accom-
panied by Miss Lois Lovett on the
piano. A vocal solo by Mrs. Lashar. a
recitation by Mrs. Savage and piano Sc
lectionS by Mrs. Myra Hall and Miss
Lovett closed the program, after which
light refreshments were served
The Brookland Assembly gave largely
attended and enjoyable dance in the Ma
sonic Hall last week. The officers of the
assembly are Jerome Barnard, president:
Miss f. Fitzgerald, vice president: Ar
thur McCreight, treasurer. and Miss Vir-
ginia Haley, secretary. The other mem
bers are the Misses Winnifred Barnholt,
Margaret Barnholt. Louise Clark Mar
garet Shane. yernat Hetfield. Agnes Oys-
ter. Blanche Manogue, Alma Schmidt
Anna Marschalk. Helen McWilliams, Eir-
ginia Haley, Helen Veihmeyer, Bernie
McWilliams, Octavia Woodward, Dorothy
Barnard and Messrs. Henry Brooks.
Roger Brooks, Raymond MCGEE, Robert
Ralph. Harry Barnholt, Joseph Fftzger-
aid, Francis Miller. Edward Began. Ber-
nard Costello. Joseph Mast. Dennis
McDonough, Dpn Holmes and Clarence
Moore. Mrs +. Fitzgerald was chaper-
Mrs. John Tavenper entertained We'd
nesday at a luncheon at which T.
guests were Mrs. Harry Hayne, Mrs.
Erskine, Mrs. a Gravilles, Mrs.
Esner Mrs. Edward Davis, Mrs. w. -.
Jordan, Mrs. Victor Machay and Mrs.
Francis Hurley.
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Strange Monument to a Wife.
From the Strand.


Projecting from the wall Of j house
overhanging the Lake OF THIN, in Swift
erland, may be seen the bow Of a small
rowing boat with the name Petronella
painted upon it. The wife Of the owner
OF the house was drowned from this
boat while rowing on the lake. Her hus-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14
New Benches on Boston Common
From the Boston Travele

fUuI tNe boSIOu IfHVtItAs
The wooden settees which have foI
SO many years lined the walks of Bos-
ton common will soon go to the scrap
heap. Within the past week laborers
have begun to dig scores Of postholes
and stationary concrete benches are fast
supplanting the old-tine portable set
tees The new seats give the common
2 much more "chic'' appearance than
did the dull, iron-rusted settees which
have so often served as a bed for a
"doWn-and-Outer."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

Mr.. Thomas w. Gribble and ms sister
Mrs William w. Geraldton of Nashville
Tenn, are spending a few days visiting
in Washington before going to Phila-
delphia and New York for the remainder
of the winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

Miss Leonore Lippman of Newark. N
T. is visiting Miss Bertha 2. Lipprnan o.
1912 Euclid street and will be at home
Sunday to her friends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

Mrs. John Miller Horton, who has been
spending the week at the New Willard
entertained at supper last night in honor
of Mrs. r. C. Ballard Thruston of Louis
ville president general of the Sons of the
American Revolution. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

Mr. Lewis Newmyer left the city
Thursday night for New Orleans. to be
the guest Of his brother, Mr.. NJ. New
myer, for three weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

At the meeting of the Alliance of Jew
ism Women Tuesday last Mrs. Alexander
Wolf presided Prof. William j.. Kirby
was the speaker of the afternoon. Mr..
Maurice b. Sinsheimer gave a talk on
current topics Mrs Nathan Frank gave
several vocal selections, and the Nevin
Quartet, with Mrs. Schneider at the pi-
ano, closed an interesting program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

Mrs. Alexander Kaufman Of Alexan.
dria, Va, was the guest during the week
of her sister, Miss Edna Dreyfuss OF the
kalorama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

Miss Emma Allen Washington has re
turned from Virginia, where she went t
attend the wedding of her cousin, DR.
Louis M. Allen, and Miss Dorothy Gilpin
at Wildwood, Clarke county, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

Mrs Joseph Dreyfuss and son have re
turned from, New York. where they were
the guests of the formers mother. Mrs
WOOg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

Mrs. Edward Graves and Miss Gore are
spending the winter In Los Angeles and
southern California after delightful
summer in Yellowstone Park, Denver.
Estes Park, Salt Lake and Colorado
Springs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Frank of Bal
Mrs. Charles Kaufman of 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

Mrs Eugene Schwab. accompanied by
her sister. Mrs. Gus Hailerstein is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Block oil
Riverside drive, New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

Mrs. Carlyn RoSenthal of Baltimore.
formerly OF this city. was the guest Of
friends for several days during the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

Mrs Richard Bonivit, accompanied by
her young daughter, sailed from New
York yesterday on the Olympic for their
home. in Paris. after q two-month visit
with Mrs. Boniyit's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Ammon Behrend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14
|
Personals.

Mrs. Bertha Cobienzer has returned TO
her home on Columbia road after u visit
of several weeks in Boston the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Coblenzer.
Miss Lorraine Herman left town yester-
day to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A.
We'll in Philadelphia tor several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Kronhelm are in
Atlantic City for q tell-day stay, the for
lner just convalescing from recent i'll
ness
Mrs. Henry Goodman OF Calvert street
is visiting relatives in New York.
Miss Rickie Cans of the Elberton, Co
lumbia road. has as her guest Mrs. Salnl-
son of Baltimore.
Miss Ignore Lippman of New York is
the guest of relatives in town.
Mrs. Charles a. Goldsmith OF 1910 Bit
more street will have as her guest during
Singer OF New York
5. Mrs. Maurice .. Rosenberg and children
have returned to town from Columbus
Ohio, where they were visiting Mr.. and
/ Mrs. A. Cohen.
Mrs. Lena Stein-Dirnfeld and daughter
Carolina of the Clifton are spending the
week in Baltimore. the guest Of their un-
! Gle, Mr. Hermann Strauss.
Mrs. Charles Freund of Harrisburg,
Pa, is the Weekend guest of her sister,
! Mrs. Abram Simon of Cathedral avenue.
Mrs Mark Blum and son, Mr. Milford
| Blum have returned from New York,
| where they were the guests of the for
! mer's mother Mrs. Minsesheimer.
| Mrs Richard Bonivit accompanied by
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Bro0kland.

Miss Daisy Borden leaves tomorrow
for Winchester. Tenn, where she will
be bridesmaid for Miss Martha Low
Shook Tuesday, December 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

Mrs. Mark Blum and son, Mr.. Milford
Blum, have returned from New York,
where they were the guests of the for
mer's mother, Mrs. MinseSheimer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

Mrs. Charles Freund of Harrisburg
Pa, is the Weekend guest of her sister,
Mrs. Abram Simon of Cathedral avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

Mrs. Bertha CobienzeT has returned TO
her home on Columbia road after a visit
of several weeks in Boston as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Coblenzer.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-07

ruumiiaiieen, Feluaiieen, fipeeaiieen
la benseaiieen fasmatufIeen ldbet'
tddtieIi fobistaTi mailman lula.
luontoilen, iaIon, puboasipodmiien,
iumaIaapeltddipdiien mieben tat mai
len. Sppin tdrfed ofia fasmatuf
Tesla on fiinnittdd lapiet nanbem.
piinia la pleenId fotiin. &Dpbim'
mdadftn ibmiieud on Falls aarre.
Jos bdnen ipbdmenId ipmdue on ipb'
ppnpt %faunis, ebed Ia ibanteeuinen
muisto dibiStd, i5dstd ia fobtsta.
Woneu fabonneen tublaaiopoian ia
tublaaiatpttdren on Sumala palaut'
tonut mieraaIta maalta bursfaan
6ibin muiston ia eiirutousten fant'
to. = Sind, diti, plet iaanut armon
9erraIta ibanan eldmdnfutiumntien.
,SumaIa otti Iinut apuIaiiefienid tai'
maan toimitarbaon paalimaani Ia
boitamoan noita bentoic iidiippstais
mia = Sdneue, iota raffaubestn loi
ibmiien ia ibmistd morten taptti
maan bpnppbelIdnid. Snmalan FUN.
mia moatii, ettd olet usfouinen. bella
ia bpmd diti. paratiiieia tddud fiu'
g. -
Iausten, naiwoien ia taistoien
MARSHA omat ne cnneuiIet fobit,
ioisia fohin feSfuStana on bursfas,
bella diti.
2osfa nainen ditind ndin iuureSti
paifuttaa %fotinIa ia lastenia faitta
ibmistunnan febitptieen, min fuinfa
tdrfedt6 ontaan, ettd diti pitdd buol'
to iefd ruumiinia bpminmoinnista
ettd oiatustenia ia fieInnia pubtan'
oesta. Snnenfaiffea on meibdn di'
tien pprittdmd lift Serraa Seeiusta
Gristusta. MiuoaStaan eldndSid
pbtepoesId Sdnen fansfonia noim'
tebbd fauppaa leipisfDiudmme
ia nDDrind ormoa ppptden Sdnen
manbursfauteenIa nerbottana tilin'
aStun Sdnen ppbien fosmos
ienIa etsen Ianoen: ,Serra, fatio
tdsid oIen MIND ia ne lapiet, iotta
minuQe antanut olet."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-07
&mtlmntms

@o9ebic ia Sron 2auntien Haittius.
liiton pleiieen eoustoia. ia ipuofifo'
fourteen, iofa pibetddn MontreaIis.
ia, Wts., 8aletpan Wiefta r..ieuran
tofousbuoneela ia iuoiisia elofuun
IL p. 1913, altaen Flo 10 ap. So.
toufiesia tuaaan fesfusteIemaan ia
padttdmddn ieuraamat aIiat:
l. &ofouS otpataan.
2. Waltotiriain tarfaStus.
B. @aIitaan tarfastaiat y. M. tar'
pittamot toimifunnat.
4. @Iitetddu clifton puoIifertomus.
3. @IitetdGn iobtofunndn fofouSten
pDDtdtiriat.
6. SiIien tarfostoiot ontatpat lau.
luntonIa tiIeistd.
Z. Sobtofunnan toimien oriposs
telu.
8. &eStuSteIlaan neutrality-suspicious.
Idbettdmiiestd emf Iptipnd.
8. &esfen iddneet toimet.
10. lluoet toimet.
IL. WaIitann iobtotunia.
II. Yddtet6dn ieuraaman fofoue.
len paiftu ia oita.
10 GsafuSLaUoon onItsen;eisto fn.
Ipmpffistd.
IA. &ofous lopetetaan.
Npt, bpndt raittiuSTstot ia tpeliet,
ottofoa buomioon ie tpIi oIia ettd
raitttuStpDmme eli meme eteenp6in
IemmoiIeua toiminnaua fuin on nil.
me oitoina toimittu. Siis tpDbDn
tarmoao ia toll toimela, JOS ferran
aiiomme noittoia iaaba! Malittaa
Ills ebustaianne ia epdstdfad bel.
DIT uuIiua tarmoftaiua ia tpDaem.
me bpDbpuiIiud epdstpffud. Sofai'
men raittiuSIeura on oifeutetti Idbet'
tGmGGn tolme ebustaiaa ebustaia.
fofoutieen.
DafefielbisId, Wicb., beindfuun
"a p. 1913.
Sobtofunnan puolesto:
Nels Seppo, firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-07

siina maarin kuhn hanen olonsa al
kama maaseudulla.
Jos sen sijaan enemman alettai-
sim kayttaa ilmakylpyja aurinko-
kylpyjen asemasta, olisivat seu-
raukset ehdottomasti paremmat.
Kylpyia voitaisiin ottaa missa IL
manalsssa tahansa ia toiseksi vol
SWAT kylpijat palata kotiin siina
tiedossa, eta kylpyja voidaan jat-
kaa kotona edelleen. Avataan vain
ikkunat ia ~annetaan ilman vaikut-
taa alastomiin iaseniin. Ruumiim-
mehan on kokonaan pukuien tur-
melema. Ilmakylvyt auttavat paa.
semaan tasta epakohdasta. PROBES.
sori b. eli kuitenkaan tahdo koko-
naan hyliata aurinkokylpyia, koska
niillakin oikein kaytettyna on suuri
merkitys ihmisen te%rveydelle. Vain
siina on han eri mielta aurinkokyl-
pijoiden kanssa, minka verran on
sta sta kerrallaan o~tettava.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-07

lyvat, siina on pyha seurakunta,
vaikka antikristus STELLA hallitsee.
Olemme sis tulleet nakemaan,
eta seurakunnan pyhyys Ell riipu
meista, vaan Sc on pyha koska Ju-
mala oil Kristuksessa ia siina omal-
la verellansa sen pyhitti.
Saamme sis iaada uskomaan,
eta me olemme pyhan seurakun-
nan iasenia. Kasteessa olet sinakin
rakas lukiiani siihen otettu. Kas-
teessa sinusta epapyhyys pois pes
tin. JOS taman uskot, min sinulla
on iiankaikkinen elama ia saat kerr
ran kayda SHINE, ,,iota Ell silma ole
nahnyt eika korva ole kuullut eika
kenenkaan ihmisen sydammeen ole
astunut." ia 10 taalla seurakunnas-
sansa Jumala ravitsee meta ella
man leivalla pyhassa ehtoollisessa.
Lukijani, vaikka naet paljon epa-
pyhyytta meidan ihmisten p~uolelta,
min muista, Ell meidan tekojemme
perustuksella ole seurakunta pyha,
Kristuksen teossa on sc pyha,
Voimme sis samoa: me kuulum-
me pyhaan scandinavian, johon
olemme kasteessa istutetut ia siina
saamme joka paiva uskoa syntein
anteeksi saamiseen. ia uskomme
vahvistukseksi nauttia elamanlei-
paa Herran pyhassa ehtoollisessa.
M. Anttonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-07
Oletteko pyhassa seu-
~rakunnassa?

Kun kuulemme mainittavan py-
haa, min tulee aiatelleeksi jotain
ylevaa ia puhdasta, jotain, jota Ell
meidan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
taysin kasita.
Kuinka ihanaa olisikaan, JOS vol
sit kasittaa, eta olet iasen pyhassa
seurakunnassa. Mutta ehka luot
silmayksen itseesi ia siihen seura-
kuntaan iohon kuulut. Sina olet
synnilla saastutettu ia seurakun-
nassa naet palion paheita, ehka
aiattelet: tama Ell ole pyha seura-
kunta.
Apostoli Paavali samoa: ,,Jumala
on seurakunnan omalla verellapsa
ansainnut." Jumala Oh pyha ia
mita Han tekee Sc on hyva ia pyha.
Tasta tulemme nakemaan, eta Sc
seurakunta ionka Jumala on verel-
lansa ansainnut on pyha.
Mutta missa ovat tuntomerkit,
eta voisin loytaa sen? Paavali sa-
moo: ,,Kristus rakasti se%urakuntaa
ia antoi itsensa hanen edestansa,
eta han sen p%yhittaisi, ia on sen 10
puhdistanut veden pesossa sapan
kautta, eta han saattaisi itsellensa
k~unniallisen seurakunnan, iolla Ell
saastaisuutta eli ryppya ole, eli iota-
kuta muuta senkaltaista, vaan eta
han pyha ia laittamatoin olisi."
Sis pyha seurakunta on STELLA mis-
sa on Jumalan sana, kaste ia Her.
ran pyha ehtoollinen. Maiden kaut-
ia Jumala lahjoittaa seurakunnalle
pyhyytensa. Mutta tama pyhyys
tulee meidan uskolla itsellemme
omistaa, silla ilman uskoa on NAH
| doton kelvata Jumalalle.
Mutta seurakunnassahan On iase-
MIA iotka eivat uskolla itsellensa
omista sta ~pyhyytta ionka Jumala
10 on kasteessa lahioittanut. Onko
sis sekin seurakunta pyha? John
kirjan 1: g., sanotaan: ,,Mutta sc
tapahtui yhtena paivana, eta Ju.
malan lapset tulivat Herran eteen,
tuli myos saatana heidan kanssan.
sa." Santana oil sis samassa iou'
kossa. Paavali samoa: eta Than
(antikristus) istuttaa itsensa Juma-
Ian templiin." Min, temppeli or
Jumalan vaikka antikristus on sin
ne itsensa istuttanut.
Luther samoa: ,,Pysyyhan Roo
man kaupungissa, vaikka Sc or
Sodomaa ia Gomorraa pahempi
kaste, evankeliumi sana ia teksti
Pyha Raamattu, pyhat virat, Kris
tuksen mimi ia Jumalan mimi. Roo
man kirkko siita syysta pyha etti
silla on Jumalan pyha mimi, evan
keliumi, kaste ]. n. e. Missa sill
sana ia sakramentit olellisesti sal
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-07
2Gmmitpss ummia.

&afIi folt. Itoupia mppbddn crit.
din balpaaa, Jos fauppa tebbddn
beti. Soineu on ito, toiuen bpmin
pieni ia aiman uuli. &dptdd fatio.
masIa. Sreb Nurmi,
1lS s. Tamaracf It.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-07
6ortausieuroia elofmuua:

10 p. Hice 2afen firfosia s. ebt.
fansIa Flo 2 !. p. y. ia DIR. Sacob'
Ionin talosSa Flo 8 iuauo.
ID p. YraineroisId Flo 8 iuauo,
Is y. Senfins'isid DIR. u. Socob'
foin taIosia Flo 8 italia.
MuisIa paifoisfd eri iImoitufien
mufaan.
g. 8. Hisianen,
@iIbert. Wtnn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-07

SuOSlIuhol dNdhS LlddId dldoVoIho'
ma tuntikausia meren ja iarvien
ranikoilla auringon pa%isteessa-
Sen mukaan maaritellaan sitten
aurinkokylyyn vaikutus, minka
vcrran ihon vari alkaa muuttua.
Aurinkokylpy rasittaa sen o~ttaiaa
paivittain useita tunteia, mutta Sc
karsitaan mcclellan, koska arvel-
laan, eta aurinkylpy kykenee tap
pamaan kaikki ruumissa olevat
tautibakterit.
Tanskalainen professor S. Bang,
joka on aurinko- ia v%aoteoriojen
erikoistuntija, antanee kuitenkin
aurinkokylvyn ihailiioille hieman
ajattelemisen aihetta niista koke-
muksista, ioita han on tehnyt. Han
alkaa selontekonsa kertomalla
Ranskassa saaduista suotuisista tu-
loksista, missa aurinkokylvyn var
kutuksesta niinkin vaaralliset tau
dit kuhn keuhkotauti, n%iveltauti,
munuaistauti ia vielapa rauhais-
tauditkin ovat parantuneet. Ia
man johdosta han %toteaa, eta va
10 on tarpeellinen seka terveille ct
ia sairaille. Mutta sen ODESSA huo-
mauttaa han nykyaan p~aasseen
vallalle vaarallisen pyrkimyksen:
rnita enemman valoa, sta parempi.
Tama kasitys vol kaytann0ssa to-
teutettuna saada aikaan varsin ika-
via seurauksia.
Ainoastaan erikoisilla keinoilla
vol valkoinen rotu suojella itseaan
troviikin valoa vastaan, ia vain ne
rodut, ioiden ihon vari on ruskea,
punainen tai musta, voivat taydel-
lisesti s~uoiella itsensa polttavia au-
ringon sateita vastaan. Eras rams
kalainen laakari, ioka vuodesta
1908 on kayttanyt valoa parannus-
aineena $50 t~apauksessa, noudat-
taa kuitenkin suurinta varovaisuut-
ia taman kasittelyssa mnodostaen
suuren vastakohdan niiden aurinko-
kylpijoiden tavalle, iotka heti ensi-
maisena kesapaivana makaavat
tuntikausia alastomina paljaan tai
vaan ALA. Ranskalainen tiedemies
alkaa 5 minuuttia kestavilla aka
jaksoilla, ensin jalat, eta veri saa.
taisiin liikkeelle aivoista, site va.
hitellen muut ruumiin osat. Profess
sori Bang suosittelee tata tapaa
kaytettavaksi myos pohioismaissa.
Mikali minulla on kuitenkin OIL
Tut, iatkaa professor B., tilaisuut-
ia tarkastaa aurinkokylpyien otta-
mista Tanskassa, on Sc ollut AVIAN
arvostelukyvytonta. Ollenkaan Ell
valiteta siita, onko kylpiia sairas
val terve, iokainen saa osakseen yh-
ia kuumat auringonsateet. Ahtaissa
ACCOMPLISHMENTS oleskelleet
ihmiset makaavat samassa kuu-
muudessa karaistujen maalaisten
kanssa. Useasti on tallaisesta me-
nettelysta ollut rintatauti. Kun ko-
keilu kuitenkin useimmiten paat-
tyy suuremmitta vahingoitta, on
onni suurempi iarkea ia voidaankin
Sc silloin pitaa ihon vastustusky-
vyn ansiona. Kun auringon paah-
tama kaupunkilainen palaa sitten
takaisin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,,neekerin varisena" Ell han ensin-
kaan ajattele, eta han nyt yht'ak-
kia on ioutunut olosuhteisiin, mis-
sd Ell valoa ole saatavissa laheskaan
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-13
YOctt t1lcO DC / Naruc.

Hupnct I%oriallopcl ion 9etegllel-
ic pua Den al 9ill0arer1le erobrebc
TTltnillg pg Sp / Sraficn bar / SOP
Nar finn pGrct bcrpttet / llblan0et.
Nuerfprit beo Stcbet ltifllonnlu o.
ror Sopebitab / ScsiicrcrncS Hi9e;
iaa bleu oct bp9aet paanpt al Homer-
lie rnber Snprinn % omoebt til Sos
brianopolis; ba Sprferne unOer Sui
ton Whlrao | / 1861 iubtog Spen,
bodies ben ON til Gbirneb, unoer
bpilfet Iapn ben par Sprfiets SO
peoitno ira 1866 til 1853, ba apn-
itantinopel erobrebcs og blep Sulta-
ncrneS Reiiocns; nj pil &pen unoer
blllaarif Serrcoemme fon1llc til at
bebe SrOin.
Hoe / europa pil MAJ, bel fremoe-
les tule fun ON IOrianopel, ltgeIom
man brllger gtapnet Ebilippopel pao
Dcl1 9p i gitrlllnelien, ionl Sprferne
fa(ote Silibett % iom 9ulgarerne mi
bar oebt ont til TlopOiu.
Otter 1861 bar Noriallopel pGrci
/ I~ienDebuano TO @angc fer mi. )
1928 itorlnet Hllslerne 6pltltln9er
po / 1873 mlaattc Den efter en- SiOs
9eleiring ouersi Jig til Ocn rilsli'te
General 8urfo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-13
SSpao tnan fan tjcmc
paa Yateutcr.

SpfinhClicr CT Sottcrllp00cr. Wans
gen Grf bar Qiort Ell goo % npttl9
Cpfinoelie, men %pffen bar life Glpct
bam 5orretningaiona cler De rlsos
uen0iQe Miolcr til at bragg 9tpttc al
Spiin0clien % augrc mch lit ,Fltllo.
Gu poffer Gag Ipl1cr ban ut $50.
tent, "a ban mao hape Eclt9c til 81
pets GpbolO, % ocn anben, lon1 CT
en- lur Acknowledgements, bltpcr Viii
llonUr.
Nucr encite Spfillber hremner ON
at blioc MtiuionGr, mel1 oct or bare
no0lc ioa llopalgtc, ion opnaar Dent
tic 9uffc. &miolertio CT Der Ell Wdts
liahcD for, at Ell Spiinbcr tarl blioc
ria. lioeiom Scr cr cri O~hlIt9hco FOR,
at man fan pillOc oct ltore Zoo, noar
man Ipiacr &ottcri.
Gn al DC Spiinoclicr, ionl bar 'fofs
let i'm Sphouamarlh flrmpemGa'lgc
GUNNER. Cr bcn nllrrltc @aaaleoes
lompc. &c lem feritc Nar ~lpfteoca
oct bunl fife at iloo iaiennem. gfe1t
ocrcitcr blcp Monben / &ebct al fort
1iO WanQcnliaioHGr.
NoQct li8ncnOc cr EilfGloct nlco
sc pllcunIatiifc Niulringc. Spftnoe-
rem if 100000 fontant, ou Den ters
tie Tabrit bIcp grullbet. og oa ban
iencrc if ell beitcmt Sci al llobpttet,
parcbc oct fife lPnQc, fer ban par
Wa"QcnIiuionTr. Mcb ) Milioner
par Nftieielifabet bit bal11Ct. Noglc
ioa Mar otter bIcp 6obrltcn iol9t tor
60 MlQioncr.
iii sc SpiinOerc, Iom bar ticnt
fla rigc, hsrcr oqioa @iaiam 81
mclla. iom opianOt Ell / og for Jig
nofiua liocn 6orbcoring / 6remltiI-
linQamctboOen al Stnal.
Eao milltGrc S%pflubclier fan Der
oite ticnca lIbprc GUNNER. Cen tn
ifc Misunderstanding bctaltc laale.
oca cltgong 100000 for Ell cncIte
Gpiinbclic.
Get mcrfeIiQc CT imiolcrtih, at set
bDppig bGnocr, al Eorticncltcn life
ltoor / logct rimeliqt Sorholo til
%iQtighcocn al GptrnOtIicn. Gn 6or.
bcoriro al ct Stnocuoubcn fan +. Gr,
iubbrinQc SpiluoCrcu Iau9t Iierre
summer, enc @rep Zeppelin no9el.
iiuoc nil ticllc pun i'm 2uftlfibatppc
Get or iorhoIhspis ion Spiinoelicr.
ionl iluur iaicntem. Ter bllper ito.
ola Here o. Here Spfinncrc, men Il
bcn nncitc Statiitif or oct bare CT
S~pinrocIic al Here &unhreec, ion
bliuer iuobrin1cnbc Tor Spfutocrcrl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-13

iom Hcgcl Sc9n paa, at Stencne
TANNER ira 9raiilien. Seiao briin.
liae o. aronnetise Giamarter fore
fommcr life iuo iieloen. Gerinnoo
trGiier man iieIbeu poa rsoe % noe.
item alorig paa blaa Giamunter.
Dc ipogt iarpeoc Gionlorter or al
riugere apaIitet enc De iarpclsie, men
bette aipIoer life DC Stene, Tom bar
Ell interS glrl, grsll, roo cacr blaa
Sarpe. Wunge belt iarpclsic Gio-
nlonter bar ell cic1bommelig ltaals
blaa @Ian$. Saabnnnc "~blaabpioc"
0iomnlltcr, iom iGrlig ftnoea / Sl1'
bien og 9raiilien iicloncrc / Spo'
airifa, or DC pnroiiulbcitc blarot DC
iarpelsie Gianlantcr.
Sarpctonen / en- Claimant betillgcS
inapcI pcb or9aniifc SubitanIcr G..
Gr. auIitoiiorbinbelier) Iom og'aa
pco auorganiife Stoffe, Der forefront
mler p0crit lint foroelte. Saroen paa
Ell CLAIMANT er life alto %uforanoer-
lig. Get iortrqca iauIcocs ON Ell
reO Claimant, at oa oen blcp uolat
for Soapict, blep bcn blegere oa bic.
acre oQ tililut belt larpcleS. Inore
Stena i~oranorer 6arpc, naar DC ilo'
ipttcs for &arme. Serimoo bar Oct
hi0til fife luffebe9 of aipe farpeleic
Stcnc noacu purig Saructonc. Nan
bar superintendent nleact nreo bette.
Wtcn ielp on mani bar fltIllet Iaa ell
CLAIMANT iii at lfinlc / Den 6arpeto-
ne, man snlfc0c, iaa bar oct alorig
parct lrnge, isr ocl after bleu farpe.
los.