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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
Eleven Great Battleships Arrive
in New York Harbor for
Ceremony.
CUBAN DELEGATES ARRIVE
Many Distinguished Visitors Will
Be Present to Pay Tribute
to Heroes.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
New York. May 2S.-The arrival in
New York harbor to-day OF eleven
oattleshps of the North Atlantic
fleet, and a reception tonight in the
Hotel Plaza TO the Cuban ENJOYS in
auEurated the ceremonies which will
attend the unveiling OF the national
Maine monument. The actual unveiI-
ing and presentation of the memorial
10 the city will take place Friday.
Memorial Day. To morrow Will be
given up TO an exchange OF calls be-
tween Mayor Gaynor and city officials
on the one hand and Admiral ChS,-Ics
;. Badger. in command OF the fleet.
and the commander of the Cuban
cruiser Cuba. which will arrive here
tomorrow morning.
The battleships arrived off SANDY
Hook early in the morning, and at Z
o'clock We're anchored IN the North
River The gunboat Kankton was
left at rompkinsville to receive tho
Cuban warship and escort 1t up the
river TO place OF honor reserved for
IL In the midst of the American ships
The other battleships are the Flor
ida. North Dakota, Delaware. New
HAMPSHIRE, South Carolina. kansas.
Virginia, Georgia New Jersey and
Rhode Island. on board are II 900 OF
Cucle SANS lighting sailor boys, most
OF whom will take part in the naval
pageant which will be part OF Fridays
program.
Given Cordial Welcome.
Only two OF the three ENJOYS dele
gated by the Cuban Congress to take
part In the ceremonies attended the
reception. They came to New York
to-day by rail from Key West. The
third will arrive on the cruiser Cuba.
The two were Or. Joaquin r. Torral-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
OBITUARY
MIss Eth Wes.on.

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
Lawreneeyille; ro va May 2s Miss
died Sunday afternoon at. her home.
near Lawrenceville. after a long ILL
ness. The funeral service were CON
S. C. billiard. She is survived by one
sister Miss Margaret Wesson. and
three brothers,. w, James $. and f..
y Miss Lena wurtz.l,rger.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch1
Lynchburg, Va. May 22S.-Miss Lena
who had livsd W Td ner
than forty years. died last night at
ST. Andrews Hospital aged sixty four
years, Miss Wurtzburger was ma
tive OF Benia. Bavaria. and she came
TO America when quite young wo-
man. Seven weeks ago she was stricken
with paralysis, which was the cause
The body was taken. this afternoon
take place tomorrow morning. The
interment will be at the Hebrew Gene
terry in Richmond.
Miss Wurtzburscr was an aunt OF
Emanuel and Leon Goodman.
Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
Chase city, Va. May 2S;,,-John Ran
and Mrs. r. H. Terrell. died at the
home of his parents Oh Academy
street. this city. Sunday afternoon at
1 o'clock. He had been sick but IL few
days. and his condition was regarded
as favorable until Il few hours before
his death The interment was in Oak :
land Cemetery on Monday afternoon.
conducted by Rev. j. w: S. Robins and
Rev H. r. williams The procession
TO the cemetery was composed OF a
long line OF automobiles, one of which
conveyed the remains.
J. Andrew clipping.
Especial to The Times ispatch.
Beck. Va. May 2s.-J. Andrew Flip
ping died at his home near this place
yesterday morning at $3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. clipping had been in bad health
for about two years. but very III since
Sunday. He served throughout the
Civil War, and'was known by his COM
rades TO be a fearless soldier. He
leaves, n widow, one sister Miss Ellen
chipping. and one brother, John Flip
ping. Interment was at the family
burying ground this afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Mrs. Norvelle v. Carr.
Especial to The Times Dispa tch.1
Alexandria. Va, May 2S.-Mrs. Nor
velle " Carr, wife OF Oliver c. Carr,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
NO HURRY ABOUT 1T
Bishop Tells Young Ministers There IL
Plenty of Time to Get Married.
Especial to The Times -Dispatch.1

lSpeclal TO me IlmeS- DiSpatch.J
New York, May 2S.-"Don't be i'm a
hurry to get married" advised Bishop
Greer in his address TO the graduating
class of the General Theological Semi
nary to-day.
This remark created much amuse-
ment among the embryo ministers. and
while it brought forth many mods of
approval from elderly relatives and
friends of the graduates present the
young women in the a,Nlience frowned
disapprovingly
The bishop shattered more ideas of
the young women guests when he said:
I'm many years l have never read a
best seller that could materially
benefit the reader or assist the mem
Dry"
Bishop Greer also expressed his dis
approval of institutional churches and
advised the young ministers not TO seek
a soft berth nor to expect immediate
advancement
The four honor men of the class
were stephen A Eeeler, B. A. Yale
Frederick Fit Randolph. NJ, a., Co
lumbla; Cecil James. Scott stuart; NJ
w. Tompkns. Jr.. NJ. A. Harvard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
Funeral of william o. BInkey.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. |
DEATHS

PEYSER-Died, in Newport News. Va.
WSrseIInEss:saday;, May as, 1918, ELIAS
PEYSER. In his hfty+ffth year.
AFTERNOON at $3.50 o'clock from
the Mortuary Chapel of the Hebrew
Cemetery. ,
ROBINSON.-Died. Wednesday,. May
IS, 1913. at =. NJ. MORNIE r. wife
Thrty-second Street, aged ffty-ive
years
Funeral notice later
last night at o'clock.
at the residence OF her daughter. Mrs.
w. a. Neal, MRS JAMES ETA
JONES, widow of Chesley a. Jones'
Funeral notice later
GOODE.-Died. "Wednesday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock. MIR. y. S. GOODE,
OF 500 North Twenty sixth Street.
Funeral from house THIS AFTER
NOON at o'clock. No flowers. by
request
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
BOARDS POWERS
LIMITED BY LAW

NSoIltInueo from First PaRe.)
having their duties expressly defined
and receiving compensation fixed and
paid by tho month and year. while an
employe is person engaged either
by the day or for an indefinite time.
and whose compensation is agreed on
TO be made for services actually rem
dered. l Dillon on Nun. Corporations.
sec. 425
In Tiedman on municipal corpora
tons. at section 676. /; Is said:
The word Office implies a more or
less permanent delegation of a portion
of governmental power. coupled with
| legally defined duties and privileges
continuous in their nature: and which.
upon the death. resignation or removal
of the incumbent. devolves upon his
successor. \ person who occupies
position, the duties OF which are NOT
defined by law or whose duties are
contractua! merely. and are not per-
formed in the execution OF any stat
ute or standing rule OF law, is not an
officer but an employe or agent"
Police. Fire and Health Departments
1: is important also 20 determine
whether the language "all employees of
the city is To be construed to mean
employees OF the city not under the
control OF the Administrative Board.
that is. whether the board can fix the
pay OF employees in the Health De-
partment, Fire Department and Police
Department. While the language In
section 20. II 1t stood alone. is broad
enough to include the employees In
the departments just named. az we'll
as Ill other departments, which are
under the control of the AdmiRistra-
tive Board. yet when read in connec-
ton with section soc Ca part of the
amended charter). which expressly
-withholds from the board tcontrol,
management and jurisdiction over" the
Police. Fire and Health Departments,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
Negro Murderer Dies.

Hampton, :. .. MAY 2S-Word has
heen received here that Richard Henry
Austin, the, south Carolina negro MUIR
derer. died tonight on board the
steamer Attaquin. while being taken
10 Mutton. s. &. Sheriff Morris ex-
poets TO take Austin's body to Allen
dale tomorrow. a large crowd had
assembled here in anticipation of the
Negroes arrival
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29

Patrick Street She vas was thirty ir -t R@ee
years old and a native of Culpeper.
Her husband survives.
Edward II. Shock.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
:, A Ale: Va. May 2Ss,-Edward g.
aunt. Mrs. Thomas w. Coiiisworth, is s77
south Fairfax , Street. He was a son
number of years market master for the
city. His funeral will take place at
II O'Clock tomorrow morning.
james =. Hubbard.
Especial to The Times Dispatch1
Wiiiiams6urg; Va. May 2S.-James
;. Hubbard. about seventy years OF
| died in his home. near Diascond Bridge,
last Saturday, and was buried from
ha Ii Church on Sunday. Mr.. Hub,
had spent all of his life in this section.
tie is survived by a number of rela-
HIS nephew, T.. l.. Hubbard, of Rich
mond. qualifled AS administrators of his
estate. which was a small one. in the
clerks ofiice here yesterday.
Miss Lucy Dovcl.
! Especial to The Times DispatchI
Gordonsville, Va. May cS.-The body
| of Miss Lucy Dovel. who died at her
| home in Roanoke. was brought to Cor.
l funeral services were conducted in the
Disciples, Church at o'clock by tile
I pastor, Kew. j: r.. Lipscombe, after
I which her body was conveyed to
Maplewood Cemetery for nterment.
Miss Dovel was the eldest daughter of
/ one mile west OF Gordonsville until
about year ago. when he sold his
/ farm and moved to Roanoke. She was
| twenty-two years of age. and beside
I her father is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. 70. r. Ro;tis. of Dllwyn. Bucking-
] ham County, and Miss Allen Dove1.
/ Of Roanoke. and three brothers.
/ Thomas. Clarence and Floyd Dovel, ali
| of Roanoke.
| Mrs. Ann smith.
Especial to The Times DispatchJ
| Fredericksburg. Va. May 2S.-NIrs
| Ann Smith, a we'll known woman of
! Orange County, died this week at her
| home after a lingering illness of con-
| sumption. at the advanced age Of
eighty years. She is survived by Ave
children
| Funeral of William O. BInkey.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
| Gordonsville. Va, May 2S.-The flu
neral services of William Overton
! Blakey. who met his death by being
! struck by a Chesapeake and Ohio train
| here about o'clock Tuesday morning,
/ was held at his late home on Diamond
| Hill this afternoon at , o'clock under
! the auspices of Waddell Lodge, No
22s: A., F., 4 4, NJ. of this place. of
of years n member and also past
master. Il number OF Masons from a
I distance were present to pay their last
respects. After the services his re-
mains were taken to NIaplewoOd Gene
terry for interment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
! FUNERAL NOTICE

PAYNE:-The funeral services OF
Tuesday, May 81. will be held at the
First PRESBYTERIAN Church. Madison'
and Grace Streets. THURSDAY. May
20. NJ p. NJ. Interment Riverview
Cemetery. Miss Payne is survived
by her parents and two sisters,
Misses Muriel F. and Ruth V. Payne.
Danvllle, Lynchburg and Newport
News papers please copy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
BODY OF NEGRO
LYNCHED BY MOB
Head, Fingers and Toes Cut OFF,
and Then Hanged
From Tree.

Hampton. s. a.. May 20.-Austin's
body arrived here at = o'clock this
nornlng u taken from the
shcrlf by the mol. the head. GnEcrs
toes. etc, cut of by members of the
mob for mcmcntocs. ind tho body
"stEned" and hanged from tree In
front Of the courthouse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
Nooks Where Nurses
May Be Courted
This Is Latest Equipment of Coun-
try'S Biggest Hospital.

This Is Latest Equipment of Coun-
try's Biggest Hospital.
Cincinnati. o., May 2S--Cincin-
nntPs new hospital, the finest and
largest In the country, which will
he opened in about eight months,
will have counting hooks for the
nurses. DIR. e. IL. Holmes. father OF
the Institution, conceived the idea.
He also knows that nurses will have
sweethearts for some years 10 como,
and that is why-the cute little hooks
In the nurses home, with sweet lit
tie settees, arc to he installed.
The nurses home will he big
private hotel, with a roof garden,
private kitchen. private cooks, n pri-
vnte laundry, md, In short, every
thing and more than they could get
anywhere else.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29

Washington, May sc. c. Elliott.
chief of drainage Investigations In the
Department OF Agriculture, has left
the government service to go into
,priyate business. ~. b. =, l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
THE WEATHER

Forecast; NrginIa-FaIr T'huradsx,
warmer north portion; Friday fair.
warmer; moderate northwest winds
becoming variable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
Marriage License.

marriage license was issued YESTERDAY
In the clerks Office OF the Hastings Court
to Clayton Nonon Brown and Florence Davis
lie Clair. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
specinp Local Datn for y..t.

Special Local DATA for YeSterdox.
~ noon temperature ............ IS
3 p. NJ temperature - 66
Maximum tempera ture up to 8
p NJ 60
Minimum temperature up to 8
Mean temperature - 81
Normal temperature ~
Deficiency in temperature
EXCESS in temperature since March
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January . 40
Dehciency in rainfall since March
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January ......... os5
Local Observation 8 p. NJ. Yesterday.
EN- PesEature '........ 50
yiy;Ii 40
Nv;,i ,n, eci.oh ...............N w.
Weather cIa,,
Rainfall last IL hours .....oe Oh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
Elliott Leaves Service,

VIII Meet This Afternoon,
The Board OF Public interests will meat
this afternoon mt ESQ o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
Mrs. Ann Smith.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
Fredericksburg. Va. May 2S.-NIrs.
Orange County, died this week at her
home after lingering illness of CON
sumption. at the advanced age of
eighty years. She is survived by five
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29

died to-day at her home. 3os South
Patrick Street. She was thirty three
years old and a native of Culpeper.
Her husband survives.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04

Soottomaton bebelmd. Grds
ldbetpsIaaruaoian maimo meni Fer.
ran pieneeu leipdmppmGIddn muuta'
masia Saponin faupunsisia osto'
maan leitpofI la pienofniiueen. !6dm.
mdstptiefIe cen buomaFi ban mpDmd'
ldn feindt oIenon poperoiout ppbGr
roomatun leboiud. Sdn fpIpi pan
balta mppidttdreItd, mistd ban oil
Iaanut ndmd Ietndpaperit, ia tdmd
fertoi, ettd ban ferran oil Iattunut
fulfemaan erddn m%ppmdIdu obi,
josIa mpptiin balpabintaista pape'
ria ia manboia t%irioia. 8un bdnen
oman mppmdldnid ieindt oIitpat uu'
bestaan paperoitapat, osti bdn tuo'
to bpIfppoperia ia merbofi fiud iet'
nGt.
GrdGnd iItona tuli bdnen uuori
poianpoitania fdpmddn bdnen luo'
naan ia alfoi fotpaaa ddneud lufea
feinGpapereiSta. &c berdtti .paimon
mieIenfiintoa min, ettd ban iitte oil
ppptdnpt iofaista Iufutaitoista osta'
iaa Iufemaon bdnele iotofin pape'
reista. 2erran oil mpDs erGS ldbes
tpsiaarnaaia tuuut mppmdIddn. Sd
ma oil fpipnpt Dmmdriif6 naimo
ittd, mitd ban oil fuuuut luettafpon;
ia fun tpaimo oil paStonnut, ettei
ban iuuri iiitG palion pmmdrtdnpt.
mutta ettd bdnen mielestddn olinot
lanai min ibania, oil ldbetpsfaar
naaia futIunut bdntd %ieuraotpana
iunnuntaina tuIemdan fristittpisn iu'
maIanpaIpelufIee Siitd oiasta ale
faen oil maimo iddnnDuiiestt fdpnpt
fofoufisia ia oil MT tristittp. 9dn
fertoi pield banffineenia i%outon
fristiuiTid f~iriaiia ia ettd ban iofai.
iene ostaiaue antoi ionfun pienen
tiriaien.
2aifft tdmd oil beoelm6nd Titd
raamatusta, iofa oil mpptp bpIfp'
paperina.
rWinun %Ianani ei pibd tpbidnd
paIaiamon minun tpfDni", ianoo
!6erra.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04

iaapuneel Nem Yorttiin, iattoi mat.
faania iunaaa Gbicasoon. 2un be
olimat iaapuneet pittsbursiin. nati
firieen firioittaia fabben iuntematto
man mieben oleman milffaaSIa fes.
f~ustelusia erddn IanomaIebtipoian
fansia iunasia. Setfiien perdstd
faiffi folme fultimat iunan lapi Il
moittaen, ettd Ieuraanaua aIemaua
tariottaiiiin ruofa.ateria faifiue iu.
nasia olepiue nuoriue tptDiue. Sd.
bestpttdesid aIemaa toiStimat pc II.
moitufienia ia ielittimdt Iamaua, ettd
iuna piippp aiemaua fpmmenen mt
nuuttia.
9eti fun iuna oil ppidbtpnpt pie.
neue WepcaStlen aIemaue, a8tuipat
nuoret tptDt, faitfiaan noin milf.
fpmmentd, pois iunasta ia msnimat
al emaratennufi een.
&irieen tirioittaia fiirebti perdsid.
San tieIi ettd iuna ieiioi aiemaua
main pboen minuutin. Sdnen on.
nistuifin Iaabo ofon tptDistd paIaa.
maan aioisia tafaiIin, min ettd be
enndttipdt mufaan, mutta fafIifpm'
mentd idi aiemaIe. Seistd Ell ole
Ienidlfeen fuultu mitddn. 2linoaua'
faan ct ouut mufana rabaa eifd
matfatamaroita, fiud ne idimdt Eat
fiItu iunaan, eifd ainoafaan beistd
pmmdrtdnpt englannin fieltd.
2irieen firioittaia ianoo mieId, ct
I'd ndmd melfein faiffi oIipat al
man nuoria tpttDid, r~uotiaIaiTia,
norialaifia, puoIaIaiTia ia espania'
Ioifia.
Eiebonanto On berdttdnpt Iuurto
buomiota. Yleiiesti arneuaan, ettd
p~aIfoiIen priafaupan aiiamiebei
opat oueet tdsId mufana. On pan'
tn toimeen tutfimutIia, ia Iaatu Iel'
piae, ettd firieen firioittaia on pu'
bunut totta. SuinoiIin fupsrn0Dri
ia ramtattebauitus otpat rpbtpneei
tarpeeuiiiin tutfimufiin, mutta nield
Ell ole pnnistuttu iaamaan miafddn'
laiiia ~tietoia fabonneista tptDistd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04

onut tulut moneen fuufamteen. Wtaa
fuin poltettu, ldbteet olipat Tut
puneet ia ibmiiet faitfiaua olipat
epGtoimon m~aaasfa. Sc fofoontui'
pat pbteen rufoilemaan iabetta.
Robbinit ia ipuret miebet rufoilimat;
mutta iaoetta eli tuIut ouenfaan.
2opuff tuIi biliainen ia aipan tun.
tematon mics ia toimitti rufoufien.
ia. 2obta oItoi pilmid fofoontua,
ia tuIi iabe. Sbmiiet fpipipdt 3D.
neltd, fufa ban oil, ia bdn paStaIi:
rSlen pienten lasten opettaia". Gil
nd, misId toiiiua Ell nuut mitddn
poimaa r~ufoutiesia, mottti pienten
laSten opettaia. Gasten enfeleiuG
on pddip Sumalon ltp iiuoinfin,
Fun faiffi muut omat Iiitd iulietut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04

- 2~uitenfin paIion enemmdn.s. Ser
rotaan feiiari Eraianufien repineen
fauisarmoiien pufunia, fnobafIeen
riepuia erddn iotamieben paamoien
fddreifFi. Sdmd oil bpmppttd ia idd'
limdiIppttd. 2uitenfin mitd on tdmd
fen rtnnaIIa, mitd 9erramme ia fu'
ninfaamme on tebnpt ebestdmme,
bdn siofa antoi itienid fuolemaan,
ristin fatferaan fuolemaan ia ionfa
fuoleman fautta me famine eldmdn.
@Idd ionfun aiian bpndfTi, ubrau'
tua ia fieItdptpd icnfun allan bp'
mdfIi on %Iuurta; mapaaebtoiiesti ans
tautua ..paifeaan fuolemaan i%ontun
aiian tdhben ia ipieldpd niinfuin
Seeius miboaistenia tdbben on fui'
tenfin palion enemmdn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04

- Wapaa ainiaatIi. Scum Seanne
b'2Irc'iIta funinsas fpipi, mitd bdn
tabtoiii Ipalfinnofi iuuresta tpDs'
tddn, Fun bdn mapautti Ransfan
fen mibouifista, %IauIui ban toimo'
m~ufIenaan main, ettd bdnen fDpbdI'
lie kinutpmdfaupun9iuenia mpDnnet'
tdifiin merontpapams. Mddrdttiin
fiuoin, ettd Domremp, Seanne b'ar'
Gin ipntDmdfaupunfi tuliii uiniaafii
merosta mapaafii.
OIi $50 muotta on tdtd mddrdps'
I'd usfouiiesti noubatettu. Werofir'
iasia on plinnd iofa fipuaa fau'
pun9tn mimi ia fen ala peron mad
I'd. Mutta Domrempn nimen ala
Ell olut mitGdn lufua. Gen fiiaan
oil FIND ianat:
yGi mitddn - SrleanIin neitIpt."
Samoin moi mpDs iofainen tpa.
paafii ostettu ipntinen ianoa:
81 mitddn - Seeius."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04

= Mifd on luonne? 2orfeamman
tptto souluu opptloat olinot iaoneet
oinefirioitufienia oibeefIi: yWlifd on
on Iuonne?" Muuan tpttDfistd, iofa
tunIi ioutuneenia pabaan pulaan id'
ban aineeieenia ndbben, %firioitti
manbaae iebdaenid. pDptden bdneltd
apua. Edmd t%irioitti mastautieffi:
reapIeni, 1e, iofa fofo fpoimouaan
rpbtpp toisteIuun ipntid m%ostaan,
OH fofonoinen luonne. Se, iofa fit'
ben rpbtpp puolinaiiesti, on puplis
nainen luonne, ia fiad, iofa ct ouen'
faan rpbop taisteluan, Ell ole luon'
Meta ouenfaan."
Wlibin rpbmddn find ndistd fo!'
mesta fuului?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04

- 2oIme fotid alas furfun fautta.
Grds mics, iofa folme fertaa oil
bdpittdnpt fotinia ia toimenia, tuli
mibooin fddntpmpfieen muutamas.
ia Observation-Disclosures. Sonfuu
aiau fuIuttna ianoi erds bdnen to'
perinIa, iofa oil fiinnittdnpt buo'
miota iiiben, miten fiistifi ia fddn'
nDuiIeffi ban oil tuuut: rSnto finuIa
taloa3" Wies mastaii: yShle
tomerini, ia fatio main furtfauni!"
Tdmd tell Min. Stella Ell ole mi
tddn erifoista nafppisIdA, buomautti
tdmG ibmeteuen. - rSepd on III.
meeQiStd, Tiud oIenban mind ontas
nut toIme bpmdd Gotta ia monta lie
fettd mennG alas furfun fautta -
olen upottanut ne faifti mdfiiuos
mini" Wies on MT toii fristittp, ia
bdnen f%otinia onneuiTimpia, mitd
oiateaa moi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04
6eibGu euteliuSd :

- Seibdn enfelinid -. ~Seibdr
enteIinfd toipaisIa aIoti ndfepdi
taimoisia oIeman Sidni faspot'
(Utott. IS: 10Y.
We pubumme IaSten enfeIeistd,
iotfa omat ndfpmdtt6mid bentid,
mutta mpDSfin ieqaiisto lasten en'
feIeistd, ioita noimme ndbbd. Wan'
bemmat ia opettoiot omat lasten en-.
feIeitd. Se on ppbd betti, Fun Iapfi
Iasfetaan dibin beImaon. Mutta
muistofaamme, ettd opettoiiaa mpDs
on tdmd fortea oiema. Grds ibano
iuutaIainen fertomus fuwoiIee iitd
funniaa, iota opettaiiue omistetaon
taiipaaSIa.
.Sirmittdpd fuitpuuS oil paIlinnut
aifaa = ei %tippoafaon iabetta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04

- Hufous, ettd me SumaIan miel'
I'd noubattailimme. (WifaeI Isrico'
Ian firioittamasta Hufousttriasta. J
r2ainaa minuIe, laupias 9erra See
Iu 2riste, Tinun armos, ettd ie ellis
minun fansiani ia fansIani tpDtd
tetis ia bamaan Ioppuun asst mi
nun fansiani prints. 9lnna minun
alma boIaita ia tobtoa, iofa finuue
enemmGn mn otpuinen ia paremmin
feIpaa. Sinun tobtoS olfoon minun
tobtoni ia minun tobtoni nputafoon
Iinun tabtooS alma ia parabtn bd'
nellie iopifobon. Slfoon minuae pffi
MELT ia ptFi bpIfdps finun fansias,
ettei nina muuta tobtotIi eli bplfdiIi
fuin Iindfin. Mnna minun faifista
maaiImouiiista poisfuoua ia finun
tdbteii tasid maailmasIa ct mdlittdd
iiitG, tuIenfo rafastettotpatf mai
plenfatIotutii. Mnna minuuo pIi fai'
Zen finusia lemdtd ia iinusia minun
ipbdmeni Ieppttdd. Sind totinen oIet
IpbGmen rauba. Sind oinoa Iepo
oIei; ulfona %Iinusta otpat faifti 70,
mat ia raubattomat. Sdsid finun
iamas5a raubasiaIi mind nufun ia
iepddn. Mmen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04

ald pibostul Sid ioli miban.
m~ddrppben fdrIimiien betfend, tun'
feutua I%ieIuuii; idlfeenpdin on bel
pompi mDittaa fiid. Sos fatferuus
ferran on iaanut moIon ipbdmesi ID,
Min on iitd maifea iaaba feItd pois'
tetafF. Sofoinen ~biufanfin fofenut
ibmtnen moi tooisiaa, ettd meibdn
n. {. fpiboaiiemme eipdt tee nellie
Min iuurta mabinfoo eipdtfd
mp6sfddn pstdmdmme Min lmurta
bpDtpa - fuin me mieIenIiifututien
enfimdilend betfend lnulemme. 9e
otpat enimmdfie en oinoastaan pdIi'
fappaIetia, fun be IuuIetpat mddrda
mdnIa toimintania, ia be moinat
oinoasiaan pienefIi oiaffi aifaaniaa'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04

Winfdtdbben palneIet Sumas
Lao? On olemasIa ibmiIid, io,fa ia.
nopat oIemanIa fristittpid, mutta
iotfa eimdt fostaan tule muufIi fuin
ii eroffaifTi, itIe usfpS iaanfin. &un
be ubraapat iotafin, lobbuttanat
re itieddn fiud, eta SumaIa paIfit'
fee beta tapala tai toiIeqa. Gotta
on, ettd aian pitfddn emme fostoan
menetd mitddn fiud, ettd teemme OF.
feiu. Witta NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ell iaa perustua tdbdn. Meibdn tut
lee paIpeua SumaIaa bdnen itienid
tdbben, ipaiffapa tiebdmmefin, ettd
tdmd palpelus ~iaattaa aibeuttaa
nellie bdmiDtd, iota Ell fosfaan tai'
beta formata tdsid eIdmdsia.
2errotaan erddstd benfilDstd, iofa
muinoin maelti MIetIanbrian fabuil.
la fantaen tuliIoibtua toiiesIa fdbeS'
iddu la toiIesia %peTiastiaa, ia buuii:
rTdud mebeud tabbon Tammuttaa
beInetin, ia tdud tulifoibbula tab
bon poIttaa %tairpoan, Min ettd SUI
malaa paItpeltaiiiin bdnen iiienid
tdbben".
Seaainen usfo, iota alma aiattelee
omaa etiaan, Ell toIin moi ola iuu.
rim; fofonanIa t%oiieIa tatpaua iuur'
ia on ianoa fuin tuo Haamatun
mics: npeIastaafo Sumala meibdt
tdstd tuIipdtIistd mai Ell, Min fuiten'
Fin tabbon palpeqa bdntd", tai fuin
Sob: Woitfa ban IpDfin minua, tab
bon fuitenfin turmautua bdueen.