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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-10-04
LAW EFFECTIVE:
Object Is to Give More Effective pro-
lection to Migratory Game
Birds.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept 3d.
with the stroke of midnight of to-
n chit the new federal game law,
adopted by congress for the purpose
Of giving more effective protection to
migratory game birds, will go into eff
feet. In accordance with the pro
visions of the law the department of
agriculture has published and widely
distributed throughout the country
pamphlets containing the complete
text OF the law and smaller circulars
with a brief and condensed extract
OF the most important sections Of the
law, for the guidance of the hunters
and of the game wardens and other
authorities whose duty it is to en-
force the new regulations.
BY the provisions of the law the
United States is divided into two
zones Zone being the breeding
and comprising the states lying
wholly or IN part north Of latitude 40
and the Ohio river, and Zone ., the
wintering zone, comprising the states
lying wholly or in part south Of lat
'tnde 40 and south Of the Ohio river
Texas, Oklahoma. New Mexico. CALI
fornia, Neyade Utah and the South
ern States are included in the win
terlng zone while the other states
form the breeding zone
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-10-04
NElGHBoRLY ADVICE.
Freely Given BY a Martnsburg CHI
zen.

zen.
When one has suffered fortunes
from bad back and found relief from
the aches and pains, that PERSONS
advice is OF untold value to friends
and neighbors The following neigh
borly advice comes from a Martins,
burg resident
c. T. Custer blacksmith. 443 Z
Burke st, Martinsburg, w Va says:
Doctors said had lumbago, but they
treated me without success. The
whole trouble was with my back
was laid up for several weeks and
the pain was so great that I could
not sleep. ! suffered every moment
OF the time To bend o rdo any work
was impossible. I was in constant
misery. Not having any success from
The doctors medicine, I got a box of
Doan's Kidney pills As soon as ]
began taking them, I got better and
when / had finished the box I was
we'll"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-10-04
MRS. LAURA SHADE
Virginia Lady Falls a Victim TO III.
berculosis--Funeral Thursday
Morning.

Mrs, Laura Shade. wife Of Charles
Shade. died this morning at $50
o'clock Of tuberculosis at her home
at DeHayen. Va, after an illness OF
several months Mrs. Shade was the
daughter OF Major and Mrs. Samuel
Davlsson, and was born IN Morgan
comity 40 years ago. After her mar
riage to Mr.. Shade she moved to De,
Haven, whore She has since resided.
Several months ago Mrs Shade be-
came ill., AT first It was thought
she would recover, but before long
tuberculosis developed ana all hope
vas abandoned. Recently she began
sinking and SO rapidly did she de-
cline that for some days the end has
been expected
The deceased is survived by Ter
lusoand and the following ehildrea:
Mrs Laura shockey OF Glengary, w
va; Miss Martha and Oscar at home,
and Porter. Earl and Wilmer, of this
city. She is also survived by Mrs.
Philip Shade. Of DeHaven, and Mrs.
Marie Ashton and Mrs. Emma Nor.
rison. OF Wabash, Ind. sisters; and
Carl, Oliver and Scott Dayisson. bro.
Tiers, OF Morgan county.
Thursday morning at . o'clock the
funeral viii be held from the resi-
dence and the body win be taken to
the Greenwood cemetery, Morgan
county. for interment
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-10-04
York River Line

ELEGANT PASSENGER STEAMERS
CARRYING Z. s. MAIL For WEST POIN1
ard RICH MOND, VA
steamer leaves Baltimore Tuesday, Thursday
ana Saturday at 5 IN aud arrive west
Point att IS a. M and Richmond nj g.aC a. m.
Steamers call st Gloucester Point York
In Clay Bank and Almonds, weather
permitting.
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE FIR NJ
PIERS Is and 10 LIGHT STREET VIVA }
Through Tickets to all points may -be secuTff
baggage checked and state rooms reserv, {
rom the City Ticket offices, 10 r.. Baltim u
street Arthur " Ronson. Agent. l27 ". Ba 4
more street General OGices Light and 1t
Teets, Baltimor ore, Md
Z, J. CHISa, N. CHAPMAN,
Genl. Pass Agt. Asst Gent Pasr AZ
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-10-04
MRS. ALFR ED MACY

yards 500 pounds; forks, shovels.
maddocks, rakes digging irons, and
lot Of tools Of different kinds.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NlTURE.
2 bed room suits, good rs new, all
iron beds with springs; / single iron
bed for children: mattresses. good
as new; dressing bureaus; 8 sets Of
hard bottom chairs; one high chair;
5 rocking chairs; extension tables;
/ kitchen cabinet; l Singer sewing
machine, good as new; l baby buggy;
l ice cream freezer; / couch. 3 lamps:
wardrobe; lots of earthen ware lots
Of dishes, stew pans and other ware;
canned fruit and ielles; 2 zinc tubs,
pots and kettles of all kinds; l good
cook stove; ! oil stove, good as new.
large size; l coal stove; chunk
stove; l box stove, very small
Some corn, hay and fodder; pote
toes; or tons Of junk and lots
of articles too numerous to mention
TERMS.
A credit of II months viii be Civ
en- on all sums of $500 and upwards,
the purchaser to give a note with ap-
proved security, negotiable and pay
able at the Savings Bank of Williams
port Md, or the Merchants & Far
mers Bank Of Martinsburg, with inter-
est from date, but if paid at maturity
interest viii be RENTED. No prop
erty to be removed until terms of the
sale are complied with.
GEORGE w. KEESECKER.
J. w DODD, Auct.
HARDWOOD BURKHART, Clerk.
W-10 . Q 1G-SD-10 3 10 II.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-10-04
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE Personal PROPERTY
Of


Having rented ms place and intend.
ing to move away, will Offer for sale
at my residence at Marlowe. near T.
w Emerson's store OH the 21st day
of October, 1913 commencing at 10
o'clock a M sharp, the following
property towt:
4 HEAD OF HORSES
Deck, black horse. s years old. good
driver and win work anywhere. also
a good saddle horse; Rondy, years
old, extra fine driver and good work
err Bess, fine yearling colt; Maude,
years old, can't be beat for riding
and driving for a blind mare.
HEAD OF CATTLE.
Five Of them are mich cows, Of
which will be fresh soon; good Dur
ham bull, years old; the balance
being all young cattle.
q HEAD OF HOGS.
fine young Chester sows, good
size with II fine pigs eight weeks old
by day of sale; . fat hogs. win weigh
over two hundred a piece
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
One, horse wagon and bed; one,
two,horse wagon and bed; l good Oh
iye2 chill plough No. 40; / good four
horse wagon bed; one spring wagon;
four-square harrow; some shovel
plows; / good check row corn plant
ter; l good cultlvator single trees;
double; trees; thrible trees; good
heavy log chains. As I am going out
Of the buggy business / will also Of
fer for sale buggies; l new rubber
tire surrey; new falling top bug
gies, never been used 1 extra good
second hand buggy; 2 other busgies
fairly good; 1 good basket sleigh and
lots fbells; ! good buggy pole.
HARNESS.
good sets OF Yankee harness; 2
good stes OF front gears; / set Of
good double harness; 1 set of single
harness, nearly new; blind brides;
2 sets Of check lines; 3 sets of fly
nets. good as new; l riding saddle
and bride; ] side saddle; some col
lars. breast straps, and some new
leather halters; extra heavy robe,
good as new: / summer robe; good
horse blankets, good as new; ] good
stable blanket; ! good gum blanket;
] good cutting box, nearly new, large
size; l cider press good as new, small
size; ! grain cradle good as new; l
moving AMI briar aythe; ] pair still
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-10-04
unclaimea Letters.


Miss Ella Bennett, Mrs Carrie Y.
Barney, Mr.. Harry c. Colbert, Mr. r,
R. Conner, Mr. w. X. Compton, Mr..
]. e, Duke, Mr. w, f. DANES, Mr..
V. S. billiard Mr. r. NJ Dodson, Mrs.
Maud Morgan French. Mrs Hattie
Griffin, Miss Mary Garrett, Mr.. H. c.
Hageman, Mrs. George Helsley, Mrs
Carrie b. Hedges, J. J. Hoffman, Mrs
Whey Hockens, Miss Eva Hockenber-
ry, Mrs. E Jenkins, Mr.. w. King,
Mrs. Margaret Lohr, Mr. James Lee,
Mr.. Samuel Lands. Mr.. Harry Lands
berg. Jon Modne, Mrs, Fannie S Mish
Mr.. T. f. Martin, Mr.. e. G. Martz,
National Pants Co, Mr. A. P Per
land, Miss Eta v Snyder, Miss La
dice Stickley, Mr. Chas d Smith Mr..
Thomas Snyder. Mr. o. l.. Snyder
Mrs. Ole Shade. Mrs. ]. r, Shipey
Mr.. A. Schnbe Mrs. Arean Wright
Mrs. Bertha Williams, Mrs. Margaret
Weathers. Louise Wilson. Foreign
JOS T. kovacs. Tsargo Ferencs, Gae-
tono Flocco, Mr. Grace Bolisini
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-10-04
BESSIE E. CONRAD,

Mechano-therapy, Massage and Elec
tro Vebratory Treatment applied to
Chronic and Nervous Diseases, PAN
less Chlropody, Scalp and Hair Treat.
ment, Ladies Shampooing, Facial Mas
saying and Msncuring. Turkish
Cabinet Baths for Ladies'.
300 West King Street 1ga
Win. Phone. Opposite Postofflce.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-10-04
NEW INDUSTRIAL
BUREAU CREATED
In Order That Workingmans Com.
pensation Act May &c Ad.
mjnistereo

The Public Service commission has
establ shed an Industrial Bureau in
order that the Workmen's Compensa-
ton Act may be more efficiently adj
miuistored, and every employe Of la
Dor Is requirea to inform this bureau
Of any accident Detailing workman
IN his employ. whether such employe
be subscriber to the Workmen's
Compensation fund or not The pen.
atty for violation Of tbs requirement
IS placed at not more than $500.
The order establishing the industrial
Bureau is numbered and is as col
lows;
In order that the Workmen's Com.
pensatlon Act may be more efficiently
admin stored by this commission, it
Is ordered:
First There shall be established
In Division q. department or Bin
reau of Industrial Accidents, which
shall be In charge OF the Actuary of
this Division. and every employer of
labor for hire throughout the state
OF West Virginia whether such EN-.
ployer be a subscriber under said
Ac9 to the Workmen's Compensa-
ton fund, or not, shall be and he Is
hereby required to report. in writ
ing, by mail or telegraph to the
Public Service Commission, Bureau
of Industrial Accidents, Division -,
ever yaccident occurring to any Of his
employees in the course OF his en-
ployment, and resulting in the per-
sonal injury or in the death Of such
employe, within twentyfour hours
after the happening of such accident
Such report shall state (I the
name Of the injured employe; %
the day and hour of the accident;
90 its attending circumstances; "a
the nature and extent Of the injuries
received 90 what has been done for
the injured employee in the way of
medical and hospital services and the
name of the attending physician and
Of the hospital. If any; and co the
average monthly wages paid such en-
ployes.
Second. Such report may be made
informally by letter, and will be suf-
ficient if it goes satisfactory mfor
nation as above requested.
Formal blanks for such reports
may be obtained free of charge upon
the application of any employer to
the Bureau of Industrial Accidents.
care Of the Public Service Commits
sion, Division b, Charleston, West
Virginia
Third. Every employer of labor
for hire in West Virginia shall make
such additional reports in writing
upon blanks to be furnished for that
purpose as may be requested from
time to time by the said Buerau of
Industrial Accidents
Fourth. Compliance with the fore
going order shall be enforced upon
every employer of labor for hire I'M
der Section 40 of the Workmen's
Compensation Act CChapter Il, Acts
West Virginia Legislature, 1879,
which provides ANY person, firm or
corporation knowingly failing to
make any report or perform any du-
ty required by the Commission
within the time specified shall be
guilty Of misdemeanor, and upon con
viction thereof, shall be punished by
fine of not more than $4,000
Fifth. This order (No - shall
take effect on and after Oct A. D.
1913.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-10-04
Buy |. & N. semi.MIxed Real Paint.

Buy L. & M. semi-Mixed Real Paint.
It's the very best quality paint 1t
wears best and looks best, it costs the
least money Its use for thirty-seven
years has proven these facts. It's
White Lead-Whte Zinc and Linseed
Oil. just mix quarts Of Llnseed
Oh with each gallon of L. & M. Semi
Mixed Real Paint, and makes "a
gallons of pure paint ready for use
at cost of $14O per gallon The l..
& NJ. SemiMiXed Real Paint is sold
by the Central Hardware Co
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-10-04

Read THE MkaTiNS6URo
WORLD and you will keep Informed.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-10-04
A SECOND STATEMENT.

When Mr.. Custer was interviewed
on May 3. 1913. he said: "All ! said
recommending Doanis Kidney PINS
few years ago still a holds good.
Whenever I have soreness in my hips
or lameness across my back, I use
them and they quickly give me re-
lief"
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. FosterNlburn Co, Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the Unit
cd States
Remember the name-Dosn's-an
take no other.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-20

monesia eri paitasfo. Soitatin p6i'
mid idIfeenpGin iaapui idnne past.
s. Omosfainen. ioten meiud oil 4
poppio pbt'aifao.
pastori Omasfainen on tpiip lrpt
Iuonomme piiemmdn oitoa, iollo
oiaIu pitt tddud rippifouluofin. Git
ie oil bGneud tddud palion muutotin
bommoo, iind lopFofin oil uIeito IL
mon mind, ia piten lienee niiben
nibfidisten oIlut. Samana iieud
mpi past. Snosfoinen mpDs talon
ia mr. Iinbane.
Sanonot. ettd Youtulon YriDud
oil ditistddn eroioisiublat, mutta iitd
en- iiebd futa faupat mahmiSti. iiud
niitd poppeia olitin folme. Wtummo
tot minidn Gina portlanbista, Ore
6ppdd mointia faifiqe ia menes
tpstd faupoiIe, pfli ipaan plan to.
pabtufoon.
pastori Smasfninen ldbti Heeb'
lepStd maSta tt. 4 p:n6.
Toinon protestant, ett6 ". u.
Westerbact firioittaiii miein Mutta.
jam. fiud niistd iaiIimme aina TO-
tain ndbbd manhaSta fotipaifoS
tamme tapabtmmia, meitd fun on
9atotaSta baioantunut pmpdri moa
ia. Samaaa euin niitd pliiin bolul-
linen muutentin lufemaan, 5amoin
FUN fmuloni mufaan monet muffin
t6GQG.
Suuret termeiiet! Diirf
Sobn 9onSala.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-20
Reeoleb, Gal.

Morrosfuun 6 p:n6 idtimme entis
fen fotimme Xofoiasio, u. Dot. ia
mpDs manbot iuttnmot ia ldboimme
tanne fuuIniIoon Californian. Oil
tame mnitofin mottustdiio, fosfopa
oina toiIinoon fisieitiin fofiitin nofi
oriiia fooroien eteen, iouoin pDlp'
ietiiin oito fpptid, muito tuItiin mos
ia 10 p:6n Italia idnne Ieeolepiin.
Siiid on nit fuIunut fobto folme
fuuto. Slmnt opot oleet fauniit,
poitfi ~jouIun eoeaa ia idIfeenfin on
ouut poffas oitdtin, iotta oifein iai
iddtdfin tpeben pddae. Sobetta on
oIuf folme fertoa meiodn aifana.
2dppibdn tddad ioarnomiebidfin.
Weibdnfin oifano on oDut fuufi ert
pubuioa. Gnfin oil neutrality-suspicious.
Gan Sranciscosta ia Iitte 3 apostle
IislutberiIoista iaarnaoiao, MIN. %.
Raattama, Stdnen ia 5drbis. Nd'
ma pitimdt wiifon pdipdt i~euroia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-20
GtfSs find ole mitdan outonut

Gtf6s find ole mitddn antanut
minun tietdmdttdni? = II int utfo,
iaatuoon IoStun naImiifFi.
81 ie tuIe tdsid fpinmpfIeen.
Wutta minf6sIoinen till fiitd tuli
- 81 tdtdr tiled ndpttdd felenfdGn.
Tdsfd or tuloia pbbefidn tubotta
marffoa ia menoia faffifpmmedta.
fuuii pennid.
- Siind mt ndet, ettd oIet mddrd
buoneenbaltiia. Sofa muofi miet
panftiin niiiitnbatta marffaa ia Su'
malan naltofunnan bppGti mbraat
muofttain foffifpmmentd fuuIi pen.
mid.
= Wutta etfDs find Gle antanut
mitddn minun tietdmGttdni?
- SIen mind fDpbiue antonut nh.
I'd ia toisto.
- Ne tarniiieifi ponna iGbdn Ias
maan Iosfuun, pppfi iidntd.
81 niitd fiiben parma, eta iinnn
Iasfui fiitd foriaonnu pbtddn. SIen
mind folebtiinfin ponnut miiben
m~arfontin raboia.
WiSi6s olet Iaanut roboo! to.
faIi uffo.
Slen mppnpt pbtd ia toista II.
nun tietdmdttd1 ia iddstdnnt ne 70.
bat foleDtia nasten. Gn nina oIi5i
pDn roubaa ioanut, Jos IdbeiptIen,
Fin foIebtiin oIiiin fen innn milf.
penniieii tipabuttanut.
50 mind Pun olen IuuIIut finua
aipan furuitomafi ibmiieff! = ID.
metteli iiantd.
Wtitdbdn bpDtpd tuoSta 5tnun
iuruliIuuoestoIi Iitten on. SumoIan
Jana on i%uusIa, mutto Ipodn ON
moaiImasio.
SonopoS mt ientGdn fuinfa
palion find oIet muoIttain ponnut
folebtiin, Min tirioitetoan tabdn ia.
moan Iosfuun.
Sumolanfo poi mibouiIen III.
mat find fiad fifteen pettdift. Wai
tuntofi ronbonfo lunIiIit Ioapuito.
fpoii. Tiebdtbdn bpnin, eta ne Ell.
mat ole iinun ontimioIi.
Woi, moi Fun tdsid pouon Te.
Too. On toll bpnd Fun find oIet
antanut. Sppd on, bppd on! -
bdtdiIi uffo la Idbti uIos.
9dn meni iuoraon ATTAIN, INITIAL
fieud fafIi iuurta idffid ipmid tap.
teen, lufitii fifteen attain ofpen Ia Idbti
fdfpelemadn p~euoiuenio.
(Satf.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-20

Iifaon. 2onin on minua mpDSfin
bdnettdnpt. Fun pennin lonttia Tinne
firfon futtnroon tiputtelet ia niitG
oIet mtnulietin fclebtiroboifi onta.
nut.
- Rupea find find mield niboui.
fen fansIa minuo abbietamaon!
= SmmaIanfo find fifteen, InuIet
fGstenGn min 1aiturin oIemaan ia
pennin rabaua binen maItatuntanIa
tpBtd ebistdmdGn. 3aibot MT ereb
tpd mtfosparfa. Olen Norma, ettd
Sumolan 9enfi nubteIee finua tun
nosTaIi ia find IuuIet fitd fpibouiien
tiu!aufiefi.
Wmita iepd Fun mdittdd, ett'en
ole oifea friStittp, ct iuinfaan Su.
moIan 6enfi ieIoisto iono manbaIe
eldmdn item matfustaiaIe! - pulpit
uffo tppnnemmin.
WibouiIenfo fifteen luuIet ibmi
fen iuntoa berdtteIemdn. 2pud ie
ontaa ibmiien ola bpmisid l~uuloisia
itIeSt6dn, tieIi emdnt6.
Wutta mindpd teen ielmdt las
fut pibouiielle, Ie ie fuitenfin on, TO-
Ia f%iuiaa. Wind ndptdn file, fuin'
fa poIion puoiittain ubraan Idbim'
mdisteni bDndfi.
l1ffo otti poperia ia olfoi firioit.
taa. Gmdntd buomautti:
- Zee tdpbeainen till. 2irioita ems.
fin tuIot ia iitten nasta ne otpustuf.
Jeff.
l1ffo ~iuostii fiiben ia f%irioitti ieu'
raaman tilin:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-20
CHATHAM, Which.

SButuniHs WstCp'
MrmoiIa Muttoian toimituS ia len
lutiiot!
Mrmo olfoon ,<nmololta Ia roubd
meibdn Serrolta S~eeiufIeltn 8rietuf'
feIta taitfein meibdn tonsIdmme!
paiffotuunon fuuIumiista iaan
moinito, ett6 iG6ud on o0ut %ioarno'
miebid mleampia ia eri leiriin funlii
mia tdsId iofu oito ~Iitten. postor'
Siobims fd,pi td6Hd mpDs oppidan
IemittamdsId. Oti pubeenia aineefh
pieiorin toiien epistolan L: 1. ioela
ianat fnulumai: ,Simon pietart Se'
IufTeu asistufIen palmeliio ia apoS'
toll Mile iotta onat i%aaneet meiodn
fonsiamme DECENTRALIZATION falliin
usfon ponbursfaubesia, ionfa met
bdn Sumolamme ia meiodn Wapab
taiamme Seeius 2rishts antaa."
Ndiben ianoien iobbosta mafuuttelt
ettei misIddn muuaaa tuua Suma
Ian lopfifi fuin beibdn t%auttoan.
WisIddn muuaua Ell ole iDntein an'
teef1i faamista fuin beibdn ioufos
Iaan. apud ie perfele pimittdd mie'
len ia ibmiien idrien, ipta ct anna
faiioa Sumalan fanaa pitemmdue
tuin bdnelIe iopii. Wfutta Jos tatie'
femme etemmdtfi famoa lufua Min
ndemme ettei pietari Rbo oman
perioonaansa maan Sumalan ia
6erran S~eeIufIen tuntemiiesia an'
iuuben afiaa. 20 mdripsfd bdn Ia
noo: so ie t,iIee teibdn enfin tietdd
ettei nfitddn profeetia ole mield III.
miien tabboSta tuota ebeS; waan
ppbdt SumaIon ibmiiet omat pubu'
meet noitutetut ppbdltd 9en9eItd.A
Samoin pubumat tpieId tdndfin pdt'
,pdnd Sumalan ianaa oifein ainoas'
taan ppbdltd 9enseltd maitutetui
ibmiIet eitd atnoaStaan laeStabio'
Iaiiet, maan niitd on faifiSIa Can.
ioisia Ia maisia. Gdbdn ei ole neil.
Id oifeutta 1itoa ainoastaan iotae Pin
rphmGfuntoa moou t6hdn ,tuuIuri
faiffi ne iomtot, ioiae Sumalan or
mo on tireastunut usfon fautta See,
fufIen pddqe.
2un ppbd Gent tdpttdS iuun Min
ie tobiStoa fpnteinonteeffi iaamiSta
Ia eldmdd Seeiuffen fuoIeman ia
pl1snouiemiien moimaSta. Tdtd ei
idrfi fdfitd, waan ainoostaan omis.
teiaan uSfoae. Se ct ole ibme, Jos
meitd ianotoan iuuri usfoiFifi, NUT.
ia me rufoilemme Snmalaa, ettd
Sdn a%ntoiIi nield iuurempaa usfoa
nellie. Mnna find taimaouinen sSfd
nieId 1uurempaa usfoa nellie, iotta
tpainoiiino ipuiifind moifimme US
foo autuuttomme SeeiufieSia Ia Sd
men merenid noimaua taisteua mi.
bo1isto fpoStoan. Siiben meitd au'
to rofas toipoauinen Sid! Mmen.
Wiittn pIibon IitG nieIG muutofiu
firioittomista tdltd paiffafunnaIta.
Sddqd perustettiin ppbdtouIu tam.
mifuun IL p:nd, iobon molittiin 70.
bastonbottaiaff s. 2alio ia tiriu
RIFF 90. Sieppn. pobioroban tdbdn
lobioittimot s. 2anio ia auefirloitta.
nut. pphdfouhilopIet opat iitte tue.
meet fiibenj Iiidd. Sitte ompeIuIeuran
fofomfiesia tt. 6 p:nd labioittipat
i@euron idienet tdbdn fosioan bpmdn.
iobtoiiesti So 90, iosta Iauiun tei0e
fiitoffet! SumaIa teitd ia toimianne
fiunotfoon!
Sdtdn teiodt faitfi Serran rau.
boon!
Eoipoo Seeiutfen meriboatpoisIa
nntuos ia ppbd
NiiIo WGnstd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-20

Eermebbdn faiffia fristifpeliid. ia
FIaria armon Ia romban te~rtpebbpts
i1d!
SIoIIa olen fatie0ut iouIuiuhIan
muisteImia, ioito on tdsid Iebbesid
olut. Olifi niitd tddudftn, mutta en-
niistd MT endd tabbo mainita.
pIalmistan fanSfa tabbon fen T.
iaan ~fanoa: raiitd fieIuni 9erroo ia
faitfi fuin minusfo on"
9uuri on Sian roffous oIIut If.
misiufua fobtaon fiind, ettd ontoi
raffaon poifania meibdn ipntisten
lunastutiefI. SeeiuS SumaIan pot
ia iomittt meibdn peltamme ia
amafi taimaan faifille. Ypt on met
bdn maan tdtd usfottama. 0etddn
ei Sumala fatfo pl1n, iofa maan
tobtoo on tertpehillut uSfoua mos.
ltaan ottamaon Seeiufiesia oniaithao
|armoa. Sulasta armoSta iaamme
labiana ipastaan ottaa Seefuffen
nanburstauben, ionfa 10 ppbdsid
RasteesIa pIemme omafIemme iaa.
meet ia find pddlemme puettu. Yn.
lattuamme uSton fautta tafoiiin I'd.
bGn Iiittoon olemme taas I1ptdneet
fen oifian tdbben, iofa iobtaa meitd
rauban Iatamaan. Tddud ei endd
fiu5aus paipaa eifG nanbuus moi.
mia ndbennd. Si1pin ontnmat ia
tdmdn mailman mprsfpistd mdip.
meet idIenemme onat notfiat 2ie.
Iemme Ell enGd ole fonfeat neiioa.
moan uutta mirttd, iofa on fiitosta
ia pIistpstd 6dnelle, iofa istuimeilo
istuu ia 2aritiale. Mmen ia boIIeln
iao! 2iitd fieluni 6erroa!
poIion termeifid entiieae opettoioL'
ia bdnen maimoleen ia pc.
iiueen. niein olen mmiStanut pastori
!6uusfosto. Site endd fdp tddud
8etanian maiosIa niinfuin n
2iitofiet teiIe, tie 9errun Sebaotin
aIopaimenet, iotfa Mutiaiasia tuotte
nellie tobtStufIia taitpaan tamarois'
ia! - Weiad or MT mp1s pDbdn
6ensen malaifema opettaia, iosta
fiitoS 2aiffimaltiaaqe forfeuteen
Fun Ell mield ole ottonut fanoanfo
IanrnotuoliSto pois. Wleind on past.
iota fdp meiud ferran
ia pitdd fobbet ieurat Ia PIP
bdnd firfos5a iumolonpalpeIufien.
!Sdn ~Ioittao emonfeIiumin %poiuunoa,
tobistaen Iiitd faIiista lunaStustpDS'
I'd, ionfa SeeIus iumolibmiiend on
ebestGmme toimittamt.
Site pmoIeStomme olemme foiffi
ipntiIid, olemme monbat ia fttpuilla
ipDbpt, moon SeeIus on turnomme
ia nobmouo Iuottomufieuo Sdneen
Iaulomme naon:
,gDain betfinen, min toisteluE
Ioffoo,
Wain betfiuen, Min mprstp bill.
ieree;
Woin betftnen Min julien turpa
nofoa
Seeiutlen luono iidfi' ilmenee.
Waan betfinen, bumiiee paImut
rduboa,
81, moosia, Jos Ell ipnnin oaIot
paubao. Sion. 2anneI MO 2Ss.
Sdtdn teibdt foiffi neliet ia fiIorei
bpmdstt ia totpon teiue armorifas.
ia uuben muoben iatfoa.
Stat Borg.