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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-11-06
A Consuml tive Cough.

A Consuml tive Cough.
A cough that bothers you con-
tinually is one of the danger sig
nails which warns of consump-
ton. DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry stops the cough, loosens the
chest, banishes fever and let's
you sleep peacefully. The first
dose checks the symptoms and
gives prompt relief. Mrs. A. F,
Mertz, of Glen Ellyn, Iowa,
writes: 'Dr. Kings New Dis
covery cured a stubborn cough
after six weeks loctorlng failed
to help.' Try it, as it will do
the same for you. Best medicine
for coughs, colds, throat and lung
troubles. Money back if it fails.
Price SOC & $1.OO. Ali druggists,
by mail. H. E. Bucklerl & Co.,,
Philadelphia or st. Louis.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-11-06
An Age of Specialists

Great skill can only be attained by
the doctor who concentrates all his
learning on q single class of diseases.
In almost every vocation special work
is called for. This is especially true
when life and health is at stake. If
you had bad tooth you would not
have your family doctor fill it, you
would go to the best dentist. If you
need glasses go to good optician. Il
you have fever go to your family doc
tor, he can do you more good than
can. But if you have a chronic dis
ease, come and see me. / have spent
80 years learning how to cure chronic
diseases, catarrh, stomach trouble, kid
ney diseases, nervous debility, varico
cele. / cure most chronic diseases
taken in time. Don't wait until vol
have one foot in the grave.
DR.. Kutchln's next visit to Green
Vile, will be on Thursday, Nov. IL
at the Turpen House. Consultation
examination and advice free. Ad
ueA- Subscribe for the journal
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-11-06
Saved His Foot.

H. D. Ely, of Bantam, o., suf-
fered from a horrible ulcer on
his foot for four years. Doctor
advised amputation, but he re-
fused and reluctantly tried Buck
lens Arnica Salve as last re-
sort. He then wrote: II used
your salve and my foot was soor
completely cured" Best rene
dy for burns, cuts, bruises anC
eczema. Get a box today. Only
25c. All druggists or by mail
H. E. Bucklen & Co., Philadel
phia or St. Louis.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-11-06
Nearly Every Child Has
Worms.

Paleness, at times a flushed
face, unnatural hunger, picking
the nose, great thirst, ETC., are
indications of worms. KicEapoo
Worm Killer is a reliable, thor
ough medicine for the removal OF
all kinds of worms from ch hildren
and adults. Kickapoo Worm
Killer in pleasant candy
form, aids digestion, tones sys-
tenn, overcoming cons tipatlon
and increasing the action OF the
liver. Is perfectly safe for even
the most delic lie children. Kick
apoo Worm Killer makes children
happy and healthy. 25c. Guar
anteed. Try it. Drug stores or
by nail. Kickapoo Indian Med
: icine Co., Philadelphia and St.
Louis.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-11-06
The Panama Canal.

What is the greatest engineer
ing feat in the history Of the
worldP The building of the Pa
mama Canal.
Who first planned and began
the building of the Panama Ca
nal? Ferdinand de Lesseps.
What did the United States
pay the French New Panama Ca
nal Company? Forty million dol.
lars.
What great discovery made the
building of the canal possible by
the United States2 The discov
cry that yellow fever was trans
mitted by the bite Of the stego
mia MOSQUITO.
Who heroically sacrificed hi
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-11-06
No. 49,.
Ideals in Farming.

Failures in farming are often
! traceable to lack of ideals. The
people who have made a pro-
nOunced success have been the
people who have had a clear and
definite notion of the things they
were trying to attain. For ex-
ample, the men who by their
patience in breeding ard select
ing have given US the great
breeds of live stock have had
this power of choosing an ideal
and following it.
1t is not because there are no
ideals worth striving for on the
farm that we find so few follow
ing them. To do so would mean
concentrated effort nowhere.
First of all, every man ought to
try to make his home an ideal
farm home. Many others may
excel him, but what if they do,
his will be a better home because
of his trying to make it measure
up to some definite standard.
Next, try to make your farm the
best possible for its size and kind.
Others may have lar er farms,
more fertile farms, farms more
desirable naturally, but these
handicaps should serve simply as
an incentive to greater action.
To attain his ideal, he must make
a careful study of all his prob
lens. He must find out what
his land is naturally adapted to.
He must study the demands of
his markets. He must study his
preferences. He|ought to have
ideals as to the kinds of fruits
and grains and stock he is going
to produce and of the quantities
as we'll. Average amounts per
acre Of grain ought not to salts
fy. Exceptional quality and
quantity should be the mark set.
Prof. H. E. Eswine of the Col
lege of Agriculture, Ohio State
University.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-11-06
X X Y

Governor Cox has recommend
ed to the state agricultural COM
mission that it give more study
to the sheep question. The gov
ernor is credited with saying that
if the farmers of Ohio wodld de-
vote more time to raising mutton
instead of growing sheep fol
wool only, they would be better
off financially.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-11-06
Believing in Yourself

Confidence is trust-realizeC
| 1t is honest trust, put to the teS
in advance and not found want
ing. The man who enters into
task confident of success. enter
with the hope and the trust rha
he is going to make good" "
Start your work full of conf
dence. Natural circumstances
and laws uphold and strengthen
you in what you do, if you are
open minded enough and clear
sighted enough to look squarely
into the eyes and soul of nature
and believe in her to render back
to You your proportion of deserts.
There are always natural condi-
tions of some sort or other ready
to aid the man who has conf
dence in their existence.
Inside confidence begets out
side confidence. The world in
general instinctively puts conf
Gence in the man who is laden
with confidence
If you have confidence in your
friends or employees or il all men
in Just that measure will your
personal confidence in yourself
and your abilities he increased
and enlarged. Smile and you
are most apt to get a smile. Con-
fidence seeks out it's own, the
same as all virtues do. Ii you
want great numbers to have con-
fidence in you, you must place
confidence in all.
Confidence in your ability to go
ahead is what makes the things
possible fer you to do.
Have confidence. Keep it calm
and exact. Play it in it's turn.
Accumulate iC for emergencies.
Nul ture it when it is weak, hold
it back and cool it off when it
gets too anxious, but under no
circumstances let it wander from
you or get lost. - Springfield
Times.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-11-06
Nervous and Sick Head
aches.

Torpid liver, constipated bow
els and disordered stomach are
the causes of these headaches.
Take DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
you will be surprised how quick
ly you will get relief. They stim-
ulate the different organs to dc
their work properly. No better
regulator for liver and bowels.
Take 25c and invest in a box to.
day. At all druggists or by mail
H. E. Bucklen & Co., Philadel
phia and st. Louis.
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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-11-06

When will the canal be for
mally opened? In 1915.
| What will it cost? -Four hun.
dred million dollars.
How will ships pass through
the locks? They will be towed
by electric locomotives.
What is the weight of the giant
lock gates? From 800 to 73O tons
each.
How many miles will be saved
between New York and San
Francisco? Seven thousand, eight
hundred and seventythree miles.
New York and Guayaqull? Seven
thousand, four hundred and five
miles. New York and Callao?
Six thousand, two hundred and
fifty miles. New York and Hon.
olulU? Six thousand, six hun
dred and twelve miles. New
York and Yokohama2 Three
thousand, two hundred and eigh-
tyone miles.
What effect will the canal have
upon the American Navy? Dou-
BILE it's efficiency.
What effect will it have upon
the cost of intercostal transpor-
tation? Reduce it one-third.
Scribner.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-11-06
cREENvILLE, OHIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1918

Under the State House
Dome.
| [Ohio Journal of Commercel
In a proclamation issued dur
ing the week Governor Cox ask
all Ohioans TO observe Friday
November IA, as School Day.
According to the annual re-
port of DIR. A. C. Holland, state
registrar of vital statistics, there
were 65, All deaths in Ohio in
1912.
x
The Ohio board of adminiStra-
ton has announced that the state
will install a complete fertilizer
plant at the penitentiary.
XX
The state board of health will
within a few days launch cam
paign for the publication of riv-
ers and creeks that penetrate
Ohio.
The state Industrial commits
sion has instructed State lnspec-
tor Thomas Kearns to cause the
arrest of any theatre manager
who permits children under IA
years If age to give a perform
ance.
X Xxx
]. A. Bell of Dayton and Tho
mas A. Green of Columbus, teIe.-
phone company employees, have
been presented by Governor Cox
with gold medals for heroism
shown du,ing the flood of last
March.
" X
Pending the decision of the
United States court the state in
dustrial commission will not at
tempt to enforce the law which
requires that all moving pictures
must be censored before being
shown after November 4.
y X x
Attorney General Hogan has
ruled that OHIO brewers need not
take out license to sell from their
breweries or wagons on the
streets, providing they sell in
quantities over a gallon, and pro-
vided they make the sale in ter
ritory which has not been voted
dry.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-11-06

"How do you find your steak?'
asked the landlady.
"Just by intuition, " replied the
Merry Boarder, "it is rarely large
enough to be visible to the naked
eye."
In the silence that followed the
Wise Guy very kindly cho&ed jim
order to relieve the tension at
the table.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-11-06

B% Try the Journal year, or one
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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-11-06

life the truth of the the the Atlantic to deep the
ory? Dr. Jesse W. Lazear Pacific about fifty miles, The
What seems almost as marvel canal itself is about trtyfom
lous as the construction of the ca miles.
nal itself? The sanitation of the How deep will the be-
sthmus by COL W. c. Gorgas how wide the canal? From for
ddng of yellow fever and yve to eghtyseven fee-from
largely of malaria due to the 500 900 the
bite of another mosquito. the an TOM
opneies. How will ships pass from
When did the United States sea level to the oher Through
take possession? In 1904 great locks 900 feet long ITO
!, To what one man is the sue feet wide
Of the canal chiefly due? To What are two of great
Col George Washington Goe gneerng achievements of the
B The Benevolent Depot OF canal? The Cuebra Cut through
\ the Canal" the mountains and the Gatun dam
How long is the canal? The mile and half long its
y entire length from deep water in crest.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-02
Naeenstutuniu iuieromincn fna'
tuttaa matfuStaiia.

2ofo SueenStomnin faupunsin
pdesiD Srlannisia oil tpiime tors
taina fuobutiisia WoIfoiIen 5dbben
Iiniaiu laifpan SIpmpicin pritpfieStd
boifottaa mainittua iatomao, iota 10
aifaiIemmin on ioutunut Gunaro
linian Iaifpain ipieromiien eIineefii.
aatfIataa matfustoiaa, enimmdf'
Ieen ameritalaiIia, iotta obottipat
feld b5prplaipaa. mddrdttiin Idbe.
tettdpdtfi mereIe Slpmpicin luo
panbanoifoiI Iilla pitfu oIutiilla, iot'
ta oIitpat min tuanboia, etteifpdt ne
noineet tebbd matfaa mprstpiieIle
mereIle, poan niiben tdptpi fddutpd
tofaiiin. Wotfustaiat paIai iiwat ta'
faifin Aueenstopniin ia noufipat
maibin, fen idIfeen fuin heibdt oil
tpietp RocbeS pointin tppnemmiae
ipeFae, wibin OIpmpicin fapteeni
fietdptpi tulemasta beta ottamaan.
Suuttuneet matfustaiat pititpdt
gbbpsnaItain entiIen Ienaattorin
Wiuiam 81. Glartin iobboIla Iaitu
riIla fofoufIen, IauIuen pabefiumi'
ienia fen ioboosta, ettei laitpa tullut
beitG pitamaon. ia pddttden ldbettdd
idbfDIanoman WaIfoien Sdbben
linian tpiranomaiiille, iota febotet
tin pibdttdmddn Iaitpa, ftii FUN
matfustaiat on otettu ia iaatetti OF
feaan boitoon. Olpmpic oil uieita
tunteia iataman ebustaua meread,
mutta iIaIIa laitpa laff iatfomaan
matfaa iIman Sueenstopnin mat
fustoiia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-02

1,350,000 naimatonta, 1,S00, ,0CO
aipioparia. ioilla on fafIi laSta, ia
100000 atpioparia, ioilla on main
pfii IapF.
Dbbistps rHansfalainen roiu", jos
ta tp6sfentelee Hnnsfan lapIiriffai.
ben bppdfii, iuoiitteIee tdman tilas'
ton iobbosta rSiaaro" IeboesId eb'
botusto, miutd mufaan iofa Tan.
IalaiIen fpeltpolliIuus on ndpttd6
omaanonia 3 lasta ia fasmattoa
ndmd tdpF.itdiiitf. Sos faniaIainen
on 45 tpuotta tpanha eif6 moi n6pt
tdd tdbdn tuIofieen pddsieenid, Min
pitdd bdnen iofaiIelta puuttutpalta
lapielta matloa ipuoIittain tpaltiolle
fesfimddrin 30 frantia : iitten Iiis
45'puotias mics, ioIa on tpaan l
lapIi, Iaiii iuorittaa tperona 60 fran.
9ia. Weromddrd iotpitetaan pIeenId
funfin pfiitpiien iperonmafIaian tua'
mufaan. 2astetaon I'd.
mdn puuttuipien Iapfen tafia nouie.
man foottapan tperon 5OO,00O,00O
Fran9iin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-02

tpfien firiotutiesiania nGnnen tunte'
mattomia roboia 2ouatitIen tienoil.
to" (3eitI6irft T. Numismatif). RoI
latis on ibanan ranniffofaupunsin
WtansaIian Iatama, freiffalaiien fult.
turin tpanba peidpaitfa, ionfa Il.
pisipstaIo ndtpp m. m. niista crit
tain fauneista ia taiteelliiista rabois'
ia, ioita TieDd on ennenmuinoin lpD'
tp. 2aifesta pddttden on ie aifoi'
naan oIIut tdrtedmpi fulttuuritau
punfi fuin mitddn mum Wtustanme.
rem rannifoua iiiaitIena. Wlan9a'
Iian faiipertoiat, ioiosn tDitd toitpo'
taan pield paIionfiu l6pbettdndu,
oipot oueet tdpbeuiiid mestareia, ie
ndtpp iiitd tatposta. milld iotu So
rptos, Sermes iauwoineen, tdbtd'
pddt, tuiinirppdIeet, iouIet .. m. fau'
punsin iuoieIusiumaIan 9erafleen
funnioitufieen liittptpdt embeemit
otpat faiiperretut. WlpDbemmistd
raboista otpat bausfimpia erds gte'
ron aifuinen Ia toinen slntonius
piufIen aifuinen raba, iosIa ndem'
me partuiien Serafleen pddn. gtd'
ma rabat otpat fitd ortpoffaampia
lDpiDid, Fun ne tdltd faubeIta oipot
eniimdiiet ia toistaiiefTi ainoat laa.
t,iania RoomaIaispaIlan Iinnoituf.
Tista meibdn ei pibd toinoa iuurem'
pia muinaisIDptDid, ianoo tri @u'
aicfa, tpaan ennemmin iuuri ielIai'
Iista tpanboista aiutuista fulttuuri'
ieubuista fuin on WtansaIian 2alla'
iis, misid 10 aifoia ennen 2ristusto
on ouut forfeaue febittDnpt iipis'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-02
Gnpmalainen tuanbus tebnbt
itSemmrbam

leiftaamalla furftunia poiffi. Ndiu
iulmalla tatpalla pdipdnid pddtti
Sisfias @ustoHon niminen $500
puotias tpanbuS. 9dn on pitem'
mdn aifaa eldnpt iuuresfd furiuu'
besIa ia puutteeSia, ia on ferran oil
Iut ionfun aifaa fDpbdinboitoIasia'
Elm, maan fpadstpnpt Iieud tpaIlin.
ueeieen furiuuieen ia foettanut bot
taa itieddn erddad pfIlndiield met'
idfdmpdqd, noin 3 maiIin pddsid
@ir9jhiasta pobioileen menepdn lien
parreua. Sar on mpDstin par.
baan miebuuteria aifana rantdeSia
ioutunut roniarifotii, ioten ei endd
fpennpt mitddn tefemadn. Sdmd
Iienee aicitaan tiiboitsnnut bGatd
tuouaiieen iuImaan tefoon. SHemur'
ban tiebetddn topabtuneen tpf. "a
p:di ipaSten pDlld.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-02
unft fafi.

SddbDs, ionfa mufaan fannifoi'
iet, ell ieuaiiet tpilit maot, ioisia on
metid pois bafattu, otpat erifoiSs
tapautIisia tperoista fpapaat:
Gdsiebes faifti ienaiiet piIlii
maat, ioista metid on pois bafattu,
Ia ioafa JOHN benfiI6 on ostonui
Fud nimenomoiiela torfoiiufieaa,
ettd Fiben fotinia perustao, on ipa'
paa faifista tperonmotioista ieu'
raofpien ipiiben tpuoben aifana.
Tdmd maat (Sut'oper.Ianbs) tar'
foittafpat foiffia Ieuoiiio malta, lot
ia otpat iofo nemoia, tai ioista on
metid fofonoan pois bafottu ia ioi
ben mitadn oIaa ei ennemmin ole
tpiIeItp. Tdmd meroipopautls e
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-02

misIddn tapaufIesia fosfe ieDaiiia
malta, ioita ct ole oStettu aiunto'
tarfoituflella. Wlaata on raitpattaf
tpa piIieIpfieue fpdbintddnfin fafft
eefferid tpuobesia ndiben piiben
ipuoben aifana. Sddoettp: ettei td''
ma merptpapautus fosfe 80 eeffes
rid iuurempaa maa aluetia futatin
pfIi:pistd benfilDd fobben.
9entiIDn, iofa tdtd peropapau'
'usta boluaa, on tebtdipd Iiitd amos
mus topnIbippinia iupermiioriIie
iamalld aifaa fuin toWnibipin tpno !
t,iisperoia idrestetddu. Supertpi
iorin On iiuoin merfittdmd anoian
mimi merofiriaan ia fen perddn.
maapalan ielostuS, iamolla taipallo
fuin Jos peroitus Iile lanfeoiIi
Gen idlteen idttdd bdn anomufienl
tonnibipin tofioituslautafunnanI
barfittatpaff. Sdmd tperoien tafioi'
tuSlautafunta mddrdd, Jos be fpe'l
romapauben mpDntdmdt, iperotir
iaan maan ieIostufien idlfeen firioi'
tettamafii: rWsroista popaa, ba'l
fattuien tpiIimaiben IafippfdIdn
mufaan. Gnfimdinen tpuof. Sd'
mdn idIfeen, Jos Iainmddrdptiet on
tdpbettp, mertitddn fitten toinen tpuo-
Il, folmas puof, neIids ipuof ia
piibes tpuof. Sdmdn aian ialfeen
eli maa endd ole tperoista tpapaa.
Sttafaapa fanialaiIet tdmdtin la
tippfdId buomiponne, ia fdpttdfdd
fen tarioamia etuiiuufFa bppdfien'
ne feneud iiiben maan on tiIat
iuutta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-02
Vaatuin rippi.iid fnpllnt.

Hoomasta tulleen tiebon mufaon
on farbinaali YineS y Suto fuoIlut
Observation-Disclosures paa'
min rippi'iidnd oil farbinaolifpaina'
iaIla Iuuri poltioIlinen tpaifutuss
malta. So pitfdt oiat poti bdn lat.
rautto, iofa tpiime feidfuun aIusia
muuttui usfonnolliieff mieIipuoIi'
iuubefIi. Eouti pofotti bdnen I,iopu'
maan Watifaanin toimiStaan. Di'
pss ipntpi Gsponiosia 1854. Wuon'
no 1884 futiuttiin bdnet Datifaaniin
ia nimitettiin SEQ 13:nnen aifana
forbinaalitf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-02
M9nrbenGbtelmG fddmereaa.

Ntuuan Notpoia Semlialla oleste'
Iefpa tpendldinen retftfunta on pie
tariin labettdnpt tietoia ieuroanasta
foubeasta IDpbDstddn:
s GrdS 9lrfanSeliloinen foloIiife
paltfoii tpuonna 1909 uIeita faus
punsisIa aIutpia falastaiia paimos
neen ia Iopiineen .oIefimaan pitfdn
aifoa erddsId laboelmasia Notpoia
SemIiaIla, tutfimasIa Sddmeresid
oiutpien falastaiien elintapoia. Wiai'
nittu faIaIiiffeen omistoia lupaii pie
tad buoIta Iiitd, ett0 falastaiat ia
beiodn perbeenid iaiiimat torpeetii
muonaa, muita bdn ei ndptafddn
Iiid tebneen. Siud ne muonanarat
loppuipat fuufauoen fuluttua, ia
FUN nuo onnettomat perbeet olitpat
aitpan erilIdGn muusta maailmaSta,
Min fuoIipat he ndIt6dn.
Wtainittu tpendIdinen retfifunta on
l5ptdnpt erddstd noiben faIastaiten
maiasta pdimdfirian, iota futpaa
tdtd iuImaa nd!fdfuolemaa.
,Gnin tuIee erditd meistd", fertoo
pdindfirian tefiid, riairaaff ruuan
niutfuuben tdhben, ia tpdbdn len
idIfeen fuoIifpat uIeimmat meiStd.
- rWteiud ei ole ruofaa, emme faa
faIaa, paitii iosfus main ionfun pie
men falan ). Wfe Itiulimme ferrcn
ndbneemme Iaiman ldbestptpdn,
mutta ie oil main barbafupa On
birpedd nabbd Iastemme ndlfdd.
DIE ipomme tpiIot, ioista tpaatteem'
me ptpat tebbpt, ia toiWomme olin'
omaa pifaista peIastusta :.
rypt on faiffi IopIet fuolIeet {.
Glosia on endd ainoaStaan neIid
falastaiaa ia 2 naista. DE fdrfms
me faubiasti.
rNpt on faffi faIastaiiSta fuolIut,
he iDimdt fuoIIeita tofpereitaan
rWtnd oIen MT ainoa eIosia ole'
tpa ia t,innen tdtd firioittaesIani IT.
tent d6retiDmdn beifoff, fofo rum'
mimi tpopiiee -"
gdibin fanoibin pddttpp pditpdfir'
ia.
Retfifuntaa fobtofi fen tuIIesia
paifoue faubea ndfp. Maiat oIitpat
tpbidt ia puolefF Iubistaneet, mutta
niiben ulfopuoleIIa oil Iuuranfoia.
2oIme tponbemmisto oil fuouesIoan
ndbtdpdsti puristaneet Iopiiaan rin'
toonid tposten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-02
GrGmaam rantatie SlfrifaSia.

&c iuunnattoman pitfd rantatte'
Iinia, iofa ferran = tuiioenioista tai
fabbenfpmmenen tpuoben pddstd =
tuIee pboistdmaan Mleronbriaan, g.
spptisid ia 2ap'faupunsin Gteld'
gIrifasia, on, porIinfin mitd len
pobioiieen ia tpaImistuneeieen oiaon
taIee, tooeuinen er6maan rata. Va
md nimitps on fidfin oifeutetumpi,
Fun ot.aa buomioon, ettd ien iuuret
iipurabat fuIfemat faromaanimaan,
= aution ia fuuman bietaerdmaon
baIfi.
Hansfan pddfoniuli G9pptisid,
moniieur 2eIeutpresWeauIle on ds'
fettdiu idttdnpt fertomufien rauta'
tietDitten ebistpmiiestd, iosia ferto'
mufiesia on iansen mieIenf.intoiiia
ttetoia tdstd en9lantiIaiSten iniinDD
rien IuuremmoiIesta tpDstd. Edr'
feimmdt tiebot find opot ieuraa'
ipat.
Wuo ben 1897 alustd tpiime tpun'
ben album rafennettiin Mi 2, 400 t.
Iomeirid foiIliIeSta etelddn fulfenao
rataa ia fipuratoia iefd rofennettiin
Iaioia faitpoia ia lufuiiio maanteitd,
Ruban pddlinia fuIfee gtiiIin iuun'
taa. aafii tdrtedd Fpurataa oma'
ne, ioista toinen, itdinen fuItee Ut
barasta Suatiniin ia port Suba'
Min (punaiIen meren rannalla), Idn'
tinen taas Seunorista 2osti gums
gbbaan ia 81 Sbelbiin, 2orbofanir
pddfaupmnfiin. lluben Iiifepbtepber
fautta pddietpdt MT mubamettilaiIet
ppbiinmaeItoiot ndistd 2esfi'slfrifar
Ieubuista beIposti Wteffaan ia Ute'
binaan, iobon nathan ennen fulu
fuufaufia. Wtolempia fipnratoio
tuIlaan paIion fdpttdmddn maau
tuotteiben, norIunIuun, punmiuon
fumin, famelifurien iulfien, nauta
eIdinten, nobfoien 3. m. |. fulehf
een. Ge iuuri tpaaranoIaii iuus, ioto
tabdn Iaafta on ndioen tnoiteiber
fauppoamista raIittanut, on np
poisietta. Sitten Fun Iantinen rato
on Iaoiu pitennetpfii 81 Sosbariin
toipotaan iuItaoni gIi Dinabin 10
puliIesii oIistupan, iion haItiian
iofa toiin mafiau peroa GneIan
nine, mutto fdpitdd iofoista tiIoi
Iuutta bppafieen tuottaofIeen tpiba
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-02
Srpcfet, u. Dat.

arpoiIa 2luttaia ia fen Iaoia Iufi.
iafunta. 8oSfa alta ia tilaii iuus
taas mpDten antaipot, min otan ia
riirrdn muutaman ripin, ia pppbdn
dnieefIi tuin eI ole tuas pitfddn al,
faan tiiIlut f;rioi!ettua.
gtiin, ipfip e OH taas meiIld Ed,
iisId. SImot opat fdpneet fplmifii
ia on ouut monta potfaspotd, ioten
ibmiIiud on tulIut Fire potunotto
etteitpdt paleliii eoes ne pdbdt mitd
niitd on. Cato on tuIlut tpad buono
tGnG fpuonna fuin on oIIut min fo'
ipa fuipuuS.
Stdndtfi tobella f6p mieli Fun
fatielee luontoa, iobon taItpi on lei.
mania lpDnpt. puitten leboet opat
tellastuneet ia tebon fuffuiet poiS
lafaStuneet.
2aiffea tuota taiieuesIa tulee
mieleen, miten eIGmdmme ebto lGbe'
nee luuri iamaIa tatpalla. Sbminen
eldd la tufoistaa tddud maan pddud
fuin fuffaneu, mutta ilman oalpiS.
tamatta tuIee fuoIon fplmd fd1 ia
tempaa fen pois fuin boIIa fuffaien.
Gritdintin me nuoret eI6mme main
alma ilosta ia bupeista nauttien.
Npttin iofu pdipd tataperin ndin
fuinfa erds nuori mics oil iaapunut
baolile, iosfa oil noisten toimesta
pdsfettiiltamat ia feld pitt pastori
Westerbacta lpbpen pubeen, Min
tdmd nuori mics ei poinut ola ebes
ftd atfaa biIiaa mutta firoten ia
reubaten meni bdn mIos. 9dn oil
tietpsti ptIi niitd, iofa fuului tuobon
iouftoon, ioila ei Sumalaa ole.
!Sdn lienee peIdnnpt ettd Jos rau.
basia frunteIee tuota pnbetta, Min
| ie moi berdttdd oiotutien, ettd NOT
Ientddn miten on minun laitdni, 10.
ten bdnen tdptpt paeta omantunton'
ia ddntd.
Wlind usfon, ettei pbbelIdtddn Su.
moIon fieItdidud ole lemolIista
omaotuntoa. Serra etiii ia foIfuttaa
alma iofaiien ipbdmen otpena. Siis
| 10 tdnddn antautufaamme Sdneue
lei omaff, Min fuoin iaamme rau.
ban omauetannouemme.
Gbtd lopetan taas tdua fertaa.
pppbdn Iopufii Iauiua tertpeiiet fai.
ellie uston tpeIiille ia fiiorilIe.
Eptt0.