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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-13

county boosters who went g 10 trans.
continental meeting held ~ Carroll 70.
turned greatly enthused over he sue
cess OF the meeting and the bright
prospect that the route would b laid
out along the line Of he c. = NV.
1t was apparent that the eastern part
OF the state was more interOtsd than
that Of western iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-13

cool headed, farseelng. com.
hining caution and courage
came forward to give form and 'direc.
ton to the uprising certain lonely prot
estants had appeared young men
mostly. audacious egotists who. the
people said. thought they were wiser
and better than other men, dared to
criticiss what their neighbors accepted
and presumed to instruct their elders.
In the end they were broken. silenced
sadly unaware that In the subcon-
scious memory of men the echo Of
their protest was still ringing. They
are forgotten now.
John Dunmeade was a normally in.
telligent young man. healthy Of mind
and conscience. who had never been
tempted. hence never tested. He had
heard the protestants Of his day, Of
course. but they dealt with problems
ence that be had carelessly accepted
his elders appraisement of them. He
had an ingenious belief in the great.
ness and goodness Of men who attained
high position In life. such men as
Senator Murchell.
Despite his charity and credulity, be
was. when occasion presented itself,
quick to see the fundamental verities
Of the caso-as Stephen Hampden had
learned. :.
He was not unambitious. although
the spark had smoldered until. appar'
emily from nowhere in particular, had
come the suggestion Of his nomination.
When he perceived the distinct approx
al with which his neighbors received
the suggestion his heart leaped within
him. They were a good. kind people.
II he should prove faithful servant
in little perhaps-with unaffected mo-
desty he contemplated the prospect
to him might be committed service Of
wider scope.
The conceded fact that his nomina.
ton came solely by grace Of Murchell's
and Sheehan,s decree caused him
vague misgivings. Jeremy Applegate's
plant startled him. Hampden's offer
did not tempt-it revolted him. What
troubled him most was that these
things were done IN the tight Of day
and that no one-Jeremy did not
count, the victim would naturally pro-
test-seemed to care.
After careful consideration of his IN
imposing bank account John invested
q part Of Il I'm q horse despite the teas
ing Of Aunt Roberta, who accused him
of Joining the cavalry"-to wit, War
rem Blake and the troop Of undergradu-
ates that clattered over the roads at
Crusaders heels. he was not thor
oughbred, blue ribbon winner, like Cru
sader. but just plain horse that, with
buggy attached, could trot a mile in
something less than five minutes or II
you weren't particular as to gait would
bear you in the saddle al day with
equal willingness. He was q big. raw.
boned beast with Roman nose and
eyes continually showing white. which
quite belied his placid tempct. and
jonn called MIN Lightning. So John
and Lightning. two Industrious cam
paigners. between whom perfect un.
derstanding existed. went about their
business Of getting votes-and learn
ing.
Lightning's duties generally consisted
in standing under the shade Of sQRs
tree. while John, voluntses Who q
cot earned hia d1nner: weeksd With
! 8 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-13
CANADA LANDS.

Saskatchewan, Canada, land sacrifice
II $50 acres. adjoining sections, choice.
steam pillow land. Over 1.400 acres I'M
der cultivation. fair set Of buildings.
Near Estevan. Worth $50 per acre. our
price. for quick sale, to settle an es-
state, 322 per acre. Must have $1,000
cash, of the balance will accept up to
Sl0, 900 in clean merchandise. or clear
income property. Remainder easy
terms. Gilman Farmer Realty Com
pany. Minneapolis. MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-13
MISSOURI LAND.

Apples. Appiee. Fortunes are bsin9.
made raising apples. ana We have 100
acres all In bearing orchard. located
near a beautiful town in southern Mis-
souri,. where the winters are mild. that
can be paid for with one crop. The
owner is old and there is IL fine OPP
portunity for some one. as the price ID
right. good orchard 10 easy money.
Write for particulars. II. d. Brown.
Grain Exchange. Sioux City. Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-13

Wsstsrn Iowa Lukewarm.
Special to Times Republican.
Missouri Valley, Jan. 13.-Harrison
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-13

Guard ths health Of your fAM1ly W
keeping at hAnd . bottle Of Chambegss
lain's Cough Remedy. Il has no oaual
ADV. SH8
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-13
cur RArG JNIHpIN6,

Cut rate on hossshela 0ooao g
Pacific coast and etAee polaeA -
perior service q reduced rate9 -
Boyd Tfansfee Os0Daays 1olnaea0
MINI,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-13

lated and the work seiati19 ~ ~
assessors. was discussed y . OG51of
way. The meeting was we'll at1Dn409S
notwithstsndiAg he oonditioa Of 49,
roads An weather. 5.s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-13
LATTA's NIECE WEBS.
Miss Myrtle MiiIiksn Married to A. D..
4 Bliss At Missouri Valley.

Special to Times Republican.
Missouri Valley, Jan. 13.-The mar
riage Of Miss Myrtle Miliiken and A.
d. Bliss, of Madison. Neb., was SOL
emnized here by Mayor H. Warren. The
bride is a niece of the late Congress-
man Latta, and the groom is superin-
tendent Of the Bliss ranch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-13

Special to Times Republican.
Logan. Jan. IA meeting OF tho
assessors Of Harrison county took place
here yesterday. A schedule was fOrmu-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-13

N ~ on Way.
TIE world ISN'T growing nuoh wloogs
Men continue TO climb fences and d100
he gun after them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-13
CHAPTER v.
Gxnloratione.

EFORE the real leaders in the
warfare against privilege.
cool headed, fArseelng. com.
hining caution and courage.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-13

Southwest Iowa 10 q fertile aee1 ~
the man with anything 70 0sll tAaa
has merit. II 10 thickly populated an1
prosperous. ssveuty-llvo thouaAA -.
pie In southwest Iowa read The lAlly
Nonpareil. Il 10 the great want %
medium Of this section. N = kDoW8
tar and wide ~ Q producer e r0oU1oa
II you have land Of aaythln0 60 g
west Iowa thru the Noa1afoel VIM
Tor our special o;sss. s::se:eM G.sa>
Gil Bluffs. Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-13
Brunswick Bake Collander Company.
l1s Walnut street. Des Moinss. Iowa

For Sals-Toy French poodle dogs.
Write Box 81. r. D.. or phone No. Il.
Clemens, Iowa.
Fer Sais-F. p. gas lighting system.
Bliss Anderson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-13


eyed suspicion Of those used to flattery
before election and neglect afterward.
Under the careful ciceronage of Shee-
hans lieutenants he was led into po-
litical club and saloon. where he shook
hands with many more men. who guz-
zled vast quantities of liquor and
sneered openly ut his abstinence. He
was told that here he would meet
''men who counted" he did meet such
men-brutish things. moral idiots,
chinless creatures bound together by
the cohesive force Of common interest
-plunder. This army never slept,
could always be relied upon.
what a self conferred beast have
been!" he cried within himself. "All
this rottenness under my nose. and ],
have never perceived it," A great fear
came upon him-fear of the RESPONSE
bility Of that into which he felt him
self being carried.
And there was another thing that
deepened those twin creases between
his eyes.
One morning very sleek. high step
plux CVO UAo"AA6 q vSAy SASeoAs SA"P
halted before bis ONCE, Q circumstance
of which you may be sure New Chel-
go took prompt and interested notice.
'Why, hellor' he exclaimed, extend
ing his hand to the visitor. ''This II
6nev'
She observed him hesitatingly. cit
II Mr.. Dunmeade. isn't It? Yet I think
I should have recognized you any
where. You hayen't changed much,
though It has been Z hong dime dncs I
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-13

Misunderstanding and ironing to do
at home. Price right. Phone 1<sO
arecn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-13
Classified Advertise mentS

WANTED.
Wantsd-washings, without ironing.
Phone s97 red.
Wanted-Two furnished rooms Tor
light housekeeping. NJ. NJ. Feldman. 10
West Main street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-04-28
TO THE CRAFT
Masonic Pitchers or Jugs Placed if
Alexandra Washington
Lodge


Thc two very valUable Masonic
pitchers or jugs which were recently
presented to Alexandria Washington
Lodge by Mr. John G. Wallis, ?. G. D.
c., CT the Humber Installed Masters
Lodge, No. 2494, Of Hull, Yorkshire,
England, are beng inspected by Wis
TORS to the lodge rocTL Mr. Wallis
is cousin Of Prof. Wallis, of the
Episcopal Theological Seminary,
near this city, and he SEM these p:J-
chers, or as hey are called in Eng
land, jugs, to Pref. Wallis especially
for Alexandria Washington lodge. d..
". ". Smith kindly acted as the. per
soaai presenter for M. J. G. Walls.
IN Tie meeting Of the lodge.
The smaller jug is about one hurd-
led years old. is heighI is > - IN
chcs and is , inches across he mouth.
1t IS Of Liverpool ware and is very
valuable as being one OF three jugs in
existence known TO hava the Mason. c
hymn on one side as follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-04-28
ARCHlE6f0H LL0YD DEAD.
Native Of Alexandria Dies at Salem
Following Stroke of Paralysis
Funeral This Afternoon

The sad Intelligence was received
in Alexandria Yesterday Of the dea h !
IN Salem, yesterday morning at =
o'clock Of Rev. John j. Lloyd, D. D.,
archdeacon OF the Protestant Episco-
pal Church in Southwestern, Virginia,
who was para!yzed at Salem Monday,
while attending the Southwest Viz
GINA convocation.
Dr.. Lloyd, who was a native Of his
city, was one of the bes; known
churchncn of the Sou hern diocese
Ct Virginia. having been rector Of 5sA--
cral prominent churches and arch
deacon Of Southwest Virginia for five
years. lie was G3 years Of age, hav-
ing been born at Mt. Ida, near Al
ayandria. in 1850. He entered the
Episcopal ministry in 1876. when he!
VS. ordained ny Bishop White. From
1878 to 1880 he was in charge Of al
church in Bedford City and later YVES
rector Of the Abingdon Episcopal
Church. In 1858 ne tool: charge Of
r-Memorialon Of the iarges-
Episcopal churches in Lynchbu"g, re-
signing in 1913 to become ar2hdeacon.
ijc was brother Of Dr.. Arthur 5.
Lloyd, formerly bishop coadjutor Of
+ho dia"asn ~ [iyrinia. and now pres
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-04-28
SOCIAL MD Personal
Il,tefes:ing News Notes About People
Df Alexandria, Happenings
III Society.
Eleanor Washington Howard,

tils.s Caldwell, president d Fe-eE@t:on
LOT Iomen's Clubs, and Mrs. John L.
r.iasan, Lett last night for Clifton
Forge, Va, 10 attend the meetings o.
The { ederarion q Women's Clubs at
ia pi&ce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-04-28
4 CARD.

At the proper time, / eI-
pect to be an applicant for
the position Of Postmaster
Of alexandria City, and !
hope my friends VIII bear
this in mind and give me
their endorsement.
r. F. KNOX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-04-28
{ I()lI>nRl)P
10th lltsa, E. and 6 Streets,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
The s'ZDmsG=Va C,7
A New Low-Priccd Sanitary Suction Sweeper

One G The SIMPLEST and easiest suction Swecp invented 1t
works exactly the carpet being pushed oeVr the carpet
and the which travels the suction mecan-
This sin wonderful appetite for collecting DIRT It's
no ard capaty respect be surpassed 1t will not only
vor carpets but will preserve the texture and keep
them locking fresh and new The suction is terrific not only oa" w
~ tho caes and rugs from ths floor beneath them
This sweeper fitted with brush in the nozzle which locseS Tie
compact dirt picks tie ves and threads No other hano"er
cleaner has essential feature
The Du ideal canerght compact low enough to go
,nde an furniture easily operated. PRICED a; only $500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-04-28

MS E!iz2hesA Peyton. OF The Iii
gofsits Hospital, Charlottesville, va
the weekend guest Of her aunt, Ms.
Lusic Peyton LucHat, in this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-04-28

,,lr. and Mrs. ievcr:-te, Mss Ma G-
are. Fink. and Mn Richard IirES
nave returned form q visit to JACK
sonvilie, Fla.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-04-28

Hard shell! cra5s at Rammeis Gaze.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-06

Wte oIemme oiman outuaai, man.
bu~retaot. ppbdt ia pubtoat SerruS.
famine SeeIufiesio. 81 Sumola mel
I'd fobota FUN sSeeius puolestomme
oil tirotmna. WeiIattoomme SeeIut
Iele: Saaeluia ia Mmen.
vi autuutta. riemua ia elGm66 mi
I'd meiud SeeIutiesia uston foutto
on. apud ie bormittaa pertelettd 10
maoilmaa fun me aina te~rsfailem
me 6erran armosta.
Dteind oil iddud tculula no. 7. 10
pnd, iota oil relids rnfouSpdipd,
oitein bansfaa. Yast. Wilen phi
moimaaiien pubeen fiitd: fninfa me
oiemme iitd fotiaa, iota Serra out
toa, futen tefsiisid lanai tumluimot:
rWiutin 9erra auitaa Wanbursfaito;
Sdn on beibdn mdfenpptenid tus
tnu niaQa. So Serrd auttaa beta
ia pddstad bei,o; 9dn pelustoa bel
I'd umalottomieio ia mopabtaa bei'
I'd, fiad be uSfalfnat Sdneen." N6in
Serra meta auitoa. Tuottafuomme
nnan tdbdn ianaan, ie Ell petd. Eai
nos ia maa buttum ferran, mutta
SumaIan Jana ppIpp iianfaittieen.
Sumolanpolpelutien pddtptipd meni
pastori 8aue pobiolan piftu poitau
tastomoon. ipfa len pDbdn toimen
fautta tuli Observation-Disclosures pc
riailefF. Oaban tdbdn aifaan pnllo
taeteen baInefIiioi,ofin, iotta NOR
maan fcrran iantoat tatuo tdmdntin
SumaIau fdsfpn ioltainia ole tal
laamiIesta.
Sustitnu Sietitoae ia dioiaeii in
bdmeliIet terpeiIei! Sumalan ranb
lemdttoDn pddudune! 81, iospu gu
mola teitd pield iobtaiIi tdnne mi
nilofin fdilomaan. Wtuita plemnle'
pa mottalId %toiiin, iild JOS Ell ennen
min iitte totiemme tanataan.
Sron Beltin i~iiorile ia neliiCe Ian
fun fiitotIet Iiitd pstdnppoeetd. ioto
minuue oioititt, Grittain Sobn Can
tdle, iofd b%erpoienIa antoi meitd
emdntid metdmddn f, poitania tus.
tffi.
Wionirealin Iiioriae %ianou, etid Re
IA on msnnpt eifd teitd ole ndfpppi
tdad fpldn6, poitta lupolitie tuiln.
Tpt OH moa lumen peitoeIu.
8pnd 10 n6Ipidn Nu,toian toimit'
iaioo, mutta eipd iisod, Jos diff ru,t
meinen ferta.
5erneifd
Sanno. t6bili6
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-06
!Sariousieuroia morrosfuuIla:
Soin,.

SariousIeurpi morrosfuulla:
2 p. Ilonsoefa 3. Snoren tou
lula tito 10 e. up.
2 p, Soin9tonisio touIula FLO
3 |. up.
6 y. Hice Eaten firfosIa f:lo 2
|. PIP. ia 8. Wiibon ~tulosia Flo 8 IL
8 p. 6ilbertiSId f:lo 1O e. PIP.
8 y. 2innepsid fouIuua FLO 3 i.
PIP. ia f:Io y i'll.
ID p. SinIopionisia flo 2 |. PIP.
Ia FLO 8 i'll.
16 y. 6. NoroenisIa 3aniauisfeus
rotunnan firfosia FLO IL e. PIP. ia
t:lo 8 i'll. paipdieuroien idIteen
Hence fofous Ieurafunnoua.
Muieia ~poifoisia eri iImoitutien
mutaan.
10 y. WtnneopolieIa aifana ia
paifaeia, mia paiftofunnoua tar.
temmin m6dr6tddn.
20 p. oIen mabboaiIesti Sofa
tosIa.
% p. 9rainerbisIo f:Io 2 /. pr. ia
t.Io 8 Ill
% p. Sno Sorborisia f:Io 8 Ill.
26 p. Sairbants'isia mr.. &. Huo
toian talosia f:Io / |. PIP.
20 p. Sportosia mrs. SisIoIan
toIoSIa Flo 8 III.
80 p. poIosfa fouIulIa f:lo 2
PIP. ia Flo 8 Ill.
&. 8. Risfanen,
pubeIin 70. Gilbert, Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-06
Sronmoobin GteIdfbIdItd.

E%ernebbdn Serron omia, neIiid
Ia fiIaria Min fouas fuin guttoio
fuIfee ImerifaSIa ia Suomeeio!
6ousfa on iooba teitd IdbeStpd
tdmdn auttoion fautta. gstdmid on
Min palion ettei ioutoifi toifine erie,
Ieen tirioittamoon, mutto ids5d iaan
teitd faiftio IdbeStpd pbteiIesh
Saan teiue foifine ilmoittoa, ettd
oIen matfalIa fotiin. Soinon, ettd
plan 10 motfani pddmddrdn iaatput
toifiu. Sitd foiffi SumaIan IopIet
toinomottin, ettd tddlta Ipnnin For
pesta finne ibonaan fotimaoban
pdaRfndt. Sieud on monta pstds
pad 10 meta obottqmasIa.
llueIioiiuus pottaa, Ell enad tobbo
lula Iuttaioantoan firioiieiiua,
ipoifta Min mieIeuddn ottaa fen al.
ma IuettomofIeen, ndbb6tieen fufo
iaas on fiiben firioittonut.
Windtin oIen faiffein pienin gu.
moIon Iasten ioutosfa, enfd poIion
pmmdrrd. mutta fiitos SumoIoue,
eitd pmmdrrdn oIewani S~eeiufIen
toutta oipon outuos. Sdsid ei nun
ia ioofaan OLA fuin SeeIufIen anIio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-06
Sanno.i Goili6

Slen ruumiin terpepoen puoIestn
bpnin beitto, mutto tuin bmomnhn
Nitooenufien teboitmtien Nuttoiuein
ottamonn p~dundnid feIdteIineiltd ia
runeta tirioittamoon Muttoioan, min
minGtin nIoin eifmddn pdunGGni.
GtIin fnitfi tomerot IA niimein lDp'
fin fen hpuin buonosia %tunnoein
8pIpiu Wiaiioltu mustepnuooni
Wtistd mind len tieodn, talluopos
Niiu iitd tollatiiin ia niimein lDvoet
tin. mutta tpbidnd.
S'itd oIifin 10 tuImnut aitoo tun
nimefii tDberteliu. Siuoin iobern,
lin fiiid tuinto Serooes ia Yiloius
Suuooon foneio raubnn fGmment6
lDim6t. Siiid %ioatta oiput cpd
nSton beoelmdt olleet reboittomoeia
Siit6b6n on ldbes f%ofiitubatto nuot.
ia fuin SuuooS rootiberraiu %foneio
Iominnon teti, iouoin epduSton tou'
biut tpDt oltoi reboittao.
Samaten ne opot meibGn pGin6'
nd reboitiamasIa tddadtin. Snban
ie 10 oifein buippuunia noueiut. See
fac. 20 pnd poltettiin firffo t66ud,
ioSta buomaiin frioihitien Nuttoion
AZ ~n:rosiu, iosIa Oscar Sampi In.
moo fen epdusfon beoelmdfIi. aum
mo Fun Ell pubunut mitddn fiitd. ioto
topahtui eIofuun o~IfupuoIe1o. WiiG
bdn behelmi6 ne Iienem6t oIIeet. 2un
biIat murstataan, fnsnit refpitadn
punt fatfaiStaan.
Gn pibd %fummano, Jos Ienaiief
ibmiiet polttomot Serran buoneen,
iosio SumoIun ionon fotuuita iuIis
tetaan. 2irioittoia ianoo, ettd 2S
p:ti oil mddrditp ndliaifainen Ieu
r%atunnan fofous, ioSia ratfaistiin
papin iubbe ia mield Iipuiua ddnes.
tettiin, iosia enemmisiDn mielipibe
moiti ia mieId tuo tapobtui paIa,
neen firfon lotila.
8pIpn, onto palebteIeminen tris.
tiuiippben ell ~epdusfon bebeImia?
GnRmmdinen epdusfon bebeIma oil
lain mddrddmd tofous. 9oi5eff,
ettd enemmistD oil Ioopunut. aoI
monnetfi, ettd fofous pibeitiin polo.
neen firfon Iotiua. NeIidnneffi, ettS
poppi pontiin pois IeurafunnoSto.
aas tuosfa epduston bebeImat re.
boittaa. Wonbu ianonIosfu Ianoo:
rSnu Fun Ell tunne mofua, Min ei
moi toiuutta pubuo." WieIS fanoo
G., ettd ieurofunnan fofoutien
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-06
Nl. Xootio.

S%ernebbdn Nuttaion pstdpid pli
maon!
2Gp oifeiu Iddli lebtien toimittoiio
ia erittdin Nuttojan t%oimihueto. We
rautat piidiIi ola faitile mieiitIi,
GibGn mitG6n toimi toibn ola min
epdtiitouiren. 4ioiela, ettd lebti me-
nee tubuniue la iofu miebeGd on eri
mielt. 81 ~Iuinfdon porbuaua tob
oouataon NOT faiftien mieltd ipp
bptt6d. Winueto on Muttoii mimi
porboin. Sos iotu moittii mined,
Min idttdtDDn nimen Iufemotta 9lut
toio ontaa fuitentin Iltd aqua, ioio
Re moi.
&onin Ie uubsSto risdminen ortin
tuQut maqiin ,R1ittius Xebtitin"
taipoa uu,to mined. Glfo ponho
IonanInstu pibd tdsiGfin poitfoanfa.
iofa %Ianoo: Isl mimi miestd poben
no, Jos Ell mics mined.
&omin nGptt6d beifoltn tdmd tp
ndn liiftuminen, ioien iatdn toos I'd
ban.
Sddtdd bpmdsti ia termeiTid fai.
Ellie nelii0e ia fiariue 6errasio!
soinoo DtIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-06

Ia f5pbile ia Sumalon moltafnn
naIe on ubrannut. Siitd ei ole fe'
meldfddn Ippid epdild, fiud Snma
Ian Jana tobistaa tduaiIia epdilpid
mustaan. Wtinunfin 4O.puotinen
fofemutIeni on mp1S tooistomoSio
iamaa fuin Sumolan %lanofin. Su'
mala on %Iamauainen mt Putin en'
nenfin, ioteu Sdnen ianaania tobtii
luottaa MT fuin ennenfin. Sofa us
foo ~benseliiet atlanta Serran bal.
tuun Ie iaa usfoa maaailettin sd
men buostaania. 2ummasiafaan
SubteesIa Ell bdneltd mitddn tule punt
tumaan.
TermeiIet faifiae bniaua oiupille
ppbiue! ylpt oil taas Ppbainmies
ten pblattiu. Ndina pdipind mans
basfa maasia towouiIes,i palnelus.
ndti muuttaa poittoia. Wie olemme
mn5s palpelusmdfed. me emme iaa
eldd i%Ielemme. paamali i%dnoo: Isl
ptifddn meistd iiieaemme Ella eitd
fuole, maan Serraae eIdmme ia
fuoIemme." Snban lelipd aTio. ettd
palmeluspdeld on Eaaitfia. Sddud
on fafi bauiiiiaa. 4oiIeua niistd
on iuuri ia abfera paImeluefunto,
iotta mibaanot ia noinoomat 'tid
iouftoa, iotta Sumalan rddue usfo'
mat ia tunnustapat 9dnesid ole
mania outuuot. ppbdt 10 manburs'
taat. Wie polwelemme Sumoloa
tufin futIummtIeeIamme, ~mstosia ia
rattoubeeia, iottd MIN. Sdneen US
eomme. Sdad palpelusWdead OH
mpDstin muu,toaifa. Wteiodn on
muutettap a %luonnoaiIen fmoIemon
fautta iidiieen eldmddn. Geld Ell
enGd itdnDibd toiIiomme eitd Eos
tiamme. Sd6ad on fumpitiu it6nd
olemaSIa. Miindfin ifdnDtn pnbdin
Ieuraa ia fotiin p%d0iemietd. nefo'
maisien pbteps on benselin eldmd,
Ie oltoa 10 td6ud maon pddud ia
festad iianfaiftiiesti toilpooeia. U.s.
tomaisten fi%rioitutIettin pbbistdd
fasmoistu tunte motto -1iatin pbbeel6
bensesId ia mieIesid maeItnmaon
fotia fohoen. Wtind olen pbtdmiela
I'd past. 9eimoien fonsia rtonion
tirieifiin" ndboen ia toimoifir, eti6
niit6 enemmdu Iuttaiasia oliii.
Haffaat armon ia rauban iernei
Iet ia autuuoen tpipotufIet foifile
9luttoian Iufiioine!
GutuaS pelienne
W(. YootIo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-06

Stdipid opot tuommoiIet uutiiet ia
pielG it6pdmpd6 FUN ustoa iun
nuetamot bentilDt eirpdt ppip totuu
o~eeIa. Sdsid ipptetSdn eoeuistd tie,
ioittoino polebteIiiotfi il mohooui
ieeii ban Ippttdd tone ieurnomoeio
firieesid paGolepun f%irieen firi ,itto
ioo polebteliiati. ga Min IitH moi
inituo ties fuinfu fauan. iosIo ei
tumpieoan tule Ippto nati iddmHdu.
porempi olifi, ettd tuommoiiet oTnt
poittnfunnalIa rn~tfaistoiiiu eta
niietd ianomut boieid iaubpttniTi
0omin menee mteli murbef Hiipti Iu.
fiesta fuoQoi9id uu,iTia &pnG pitdi5i
pnittofunniuo o5iot popinfin Iubteen
enuen f~orinto %enneutuin ne tmouai
iiin iDibin iobtofuot. Yorempi olifi
popin ipdietpd poittatunnolta ennen
FUN illia t1btenId tuolaiio ielttauf'
iid. Waiffo 10 tolmnS oIu, pnbu
mottotnon pmoIesm isuratunnon i'd
ien'eiDetd olifi pappto moetnon. nil"
raubnn tdboen olii porempi pc pm
iiIIoin maietp6, m6lndafieen mo'io
topo btumia. iotfo onot toubeito
tr etittnien testuuoesio Sltoon to
mdtin topaus ppitfi ia,fiue Ieurn
eunnile, ioito ptFmieliiind ofa, ia
toridiiuuot e%nneptuin leur. fuuiouio
onot pirstaleinn reiielDioen ia tdrd
IDimiIien ieuroutIieta.
SdmH on ipnon lurulinen leurone
idrlestDtien pumiieeeto. Yapilia or
exempt olueita euin tpeenee bolitie
maan ia Dina naon nuIia pitoih
%ilaon, moilifo Iinoin pnrempoa tot.
mou? Stefufm q niitida iitd mitd
tplmd6.
Soim.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-06

ennlutufIen ioboosta tireto poltettiin
Oiind olen aiman inmoa mieltd Fir
~io,ttoion tonsIa. Sebdn il.neni 10
laman FUN z pm fotoutIesia. SieI.
t6hdn eIiin tuotiiu, eta paStori ytie
mi eli endd Iaornaa tdsid firfoe'a
ia niinbdn ie fdlpifin, fun 2S p:G6
maetoan pDu1 oil firtto tubtana.
Sietpsti tuuoun laisfa nIiat rattaiie
moon. iosia ippuiiet iaomat onini
tun poltfoniu.