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Wanted-Six or seven room house u
rent on, either Linn OF Boone, between
Fifth street and Center. Address J-2o,
care Times-Republican.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-24

Wanted-Pupils for next beginners
dancing class at A. o. q. w. hail.
Tuesday evening.
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Wanted-By widower. on farm, ex-
perienced man and wife by the year;
must give good reference. w. H. An
derson. Eagle Grove, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-24

For Saie-Pure bred Mammoth
Bronze turkey hens and COOLERS. Dan
O'Connor, Cartersville, Iowa.
For Sale-Silver Laced Wyandotts.
ten yearling hens, fine pullets and
cockerels. Rose comb Rhode Island
Reds. A few good cockerels. Mrs.
A. H. Palmer. Newburg. Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-24

Wantsd-A roll-top or fiat desk, an:
a safe. Address WA. care T.-R.
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eusiNEss CHANCES.

Wantsd - Salesmen; earn $10(
monthly: expenses. Advertise OF sol
cigars. woodfern Company. New York
NJ 7. ~
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The Reason Why So Many People Take
Medicine

C. H. Linden street. Reading Pa,
replied.
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20, 9.e1uNoe for
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-24

"Faultless" Houdans-This strain
has been egg bred from trap-nest rec
ords since April, 1890. have bred
III em twenty one years for great layers
and twelve years for large size. chalk
white eggs: these fowls are extremely
hardy, have neither comb nor waffle
to freeze. and are the best OF all win
ter layers in open front coops. Fault
less" strain Houdans have won every
blue ribbon at New York. Boston, Chi
cago and Philadelphia shows for past
six years: eggs and stock sold on
honor; send 10 cents for the largest
illustrated poultry catalog ever issued;
it tells you how to breed these fowls
which average $50 eggs a year apiece;
it tells you how to net $4,000 q year
from 100 hens. e. F. MacAvoy, secre-
tax.u Ha,ldan Cluh CamhridRe N. 81.
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For saIs-A good farm. two mile
east Of Laurel and four miles west o
Gilman. G. N. Pierce, Gil man. Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-24

Fer Sale - Thoroughbred Poland
China males. Good quality and healthy.
A. J. Gibson. r. No. ..
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front, forming alcoves to the bet

front. forming alcoves to the bed
rooms.
The living-room is entered through a
vestibule, and den Is pleced at the
rear of this room. The advantages of
an extra. small room On the first
floor are many. The che item of light
ing will in time pay for its cost. Tie
general tendency of late years has
been to divide the first floor into liy-
ing-room, dining-room and kitchen,
but where it is possible to add a small
room without undue increase in cost,
| believe it is advisable, but this
should not be done by decreasing the
size of the living-room, which should
be as large as possible. The dining
room is connected with the living
room by cased opening. and with the
kitchen by a convenient pantry.
Further information concerning No.
146 or any other design shown on this
page from week to week free.
The Star-BulIetin has arranged with
Mr. John Henry Newson to answer
any inquiries concerning No. LAG or
any other Home of Character" shown
on this page from week to week.
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WATER ON MAUI
covered IN THE
U. S. SURVEY

The island of Maui has an area OF
728 square miles and Is the second
largest of the Hawaiian group. It's
greatest length Is about AZ miles from
northwest to southeast. The great
least width, across the isthmus con-
Meeting east and west Maui, is six or
seven miles.
Erosion has produced some pictur-
esque valleys and canyons on the
island that are probably unsurpassed
anywhere In the Hawaiian group. The
most notable of these Is lao Valley,
whose broad amphitheater at the
head is 1000 feet below the summit
of Pun Kukui overlooking it. West
Maui is much the older of the two
iginal crater that must have formed
1t seems to exist. From the summit,
at an elevation of $3.50 feet, many
sharp ridges that have been worn al
most to knife-edges radiate In nearly
every direction.
East Maui is one Of the young
er mountains of the group. Its era
ter, Haleakala, at the summit, 10000
feet above sea level, Is the largest
extinct crater in the world and Is
as well preserved as IL its fires were
extinguished but yesterday. The era
ter Is 20 miles in circumference and
1000 feet deep and contains many
cinder cones, some of which rise 700
feet above its floor.
The shore line of Maui is fairly
regular, there being no prominent
points or capes. Cliffs exist on the
northeastern coast, but they are not
very high. Maalaea, on the south
side of the isthmus, is the largest
bay The only harbor is Kahului, on
the north side of the isthmus
The rainfall varies greatly in diff
ferent parts Of the island On the
west and south coasts it ranges from
20 to 80 inches annually and semiarid
conditions prevail On the northeast
coast the rainfall is heavy, ranging
from 100 to 300 inches or more.
Streams are numerous on the north
eastern and southern slopes of East
Maui, but the largest and most con.
slant streams are on West Maui.
Practically all the streams are used
to irrigate cane and taro. Taro, the
staple root crop of the south Pacific
islands. Is grown in some Of the val
leys and small quantity Of rice Is
also grown, both requiring irrigation.
An interesting description of the
island and records of stream and
ditch flow gathered during an inyesti-
CATION by the United States Geologi-
cal Survey in cooperation with the
Territory of Hawaii. are contained in
Water-SuppIy Paper 31S, copy Of
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of the good sugar lands of your ISL
ands been taken up?
Mr.. Carter You are now inserting
a different qualification. You said
first of all the good lands Now you
say all good sugar lands. ! will say
no, they are not all taken up.
Senator Reed Is not almost all the
good sugar land taken up?
Mr. Carter. 1t is almost all taken
up or developed, but it is not all own
ed by the sugar men or corporations.
Senator Reed. Is not 80 per cent
of it?
Mr.. Carter. Owned by the sugar cor
Iporations?
Senator Reed. The sugar corpora
lions or the individuals who are of
the wealthy class?
Mr.. Carter. No; l think the govern
ment owns more than 10 per cent OF
the sugar lands / should say that the
government and the Bishop estate to-
gether own more than 10 per cent OF
the sugar land.
Senator Reed. The government
owns this?
Mr.. Carter. Yes; it will revert to
the government There are many
cases where the land has been taken
away from the sugar men and cut up
into homesteads and turned over to
the people.
Senator Reed. And you say the
sugar industry is practically your
great standby?
Mr.. Carter. Yes; absolutely.
Senator Reed. The whole islands
depending upon it?
Mr.. Carter. Yes, sir.
Senator Reed. And that source OF
your wealth is in the hands Of these
few who are importing labor from
Europe?
Mr.. Carter. No, sir; the territory OF
Hawaii is importing the labor.
Senator Reed Well, in this round
about way. That is all.
IA recess was here taken from 1:l5
d. m. to o'clock p. m.
Mr.. Carter. Mr.. Chairman, may
ask if may be excused at this time!
The Chairman. | think so. do not
know of any other questions. Do you
wish to ask him any further questions,
Senator Walsh?
Senator Walsh. No. ...
The Chairman. Very well, govern
or, you may go. .*
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CARTER FINISHES TESTIMONY
BEFORE senate LOBBY PRODERS

Mr. Carter. Yes.
Senator Reed. Where did they
first send and get this labor from,
when you were governor?
Mr.. Carter. To the Azores.
Senator Reed. What year was
THAR
Mr.. Carter. Well, / could not recol-
lect. | think it was the second year
of my administration. / was govern
or from 1903 to 1907.
Senator Reed How many people
did you bring in from the Azores?
Mr.. Carter. could not say OFF
hand.
Senator Reed, About how many?
Mr.. Carter think there were
three or four steamer loads. We
chartered steamers, and about four
charters, bringing about 1000 to 1900
on steamer.
Senator Reed. How many would
that make? -
Mr.. Carter. Four times ], 200 would
be about 1900.
Senator Reed. Four thousand eight
hundred people?
Mr.. Carter. At the maximum.
Senator Reed. That were brought
in during your administration as gov
ernor?
Mr. Carter. Ithink SO.
Senator Reed In this way?
Mr.. Carter. Yes, sir.
Senator Reed. And the expense of
bringing those people there was paid
by the sugar planters, but it was con-
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-
Senator Reed. wan. to follow
one or two matters about this con-
tract labor.
Mr.. Carter. Contract labor is hard
ly the term to use, Senator.
Senator Reed. Wells this imported
labor As j understand you, the
sugar interests began some years
ago to import labor into the islands
to work upon the sugar plantations?
i Mr.. Carter No, sir. What have
spoken of was initiated largely by
myself, not the sugar men.
Senator Reed. Well, you initiated
1t. You initiated it for whom?
Mr.. carter. Why, for the Territory
Of Hawaii, as governor
Senator Reed. As governor?
Mr.. Carter Yes.
Senator Reel. And where did you
get the money that was used to
bring these people in when you were
he governor?
Mr.. Carter / got the money from
the sugar men.
Senator Reed. The sugar men con.
tributed the money and you used 1t?
Mr.. Carter. Yes, sir.
Senator Reed You became their
agent in that matter?
Mr.. Carter. / did not. personally.
The immigration board did.
Senator Reed. The immigration
board which you appointed. as gov
ernor?
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Quoted as an official affair through
your board of what?
Mr.. Carter. The board of immigra-
ton.
Senator Reed. OF immigration?
Mr.. Carter. Yes, sir.
| Senator Reed Then you said the
! Federal authorities said that it could
not be done any longer in that way?
Mr.. Carter. No, sir; l said Cong
ress changed the act.
Senator Reed. Congress changed
the act When did it change the act?
Mr.. Carter. have forgotten the
date when it was changed, but the
act was changed, and it was made to
read that no individual or person
could contribute, directly or indirect
ly, and then we stopped it.
! Senator Reed. Then you proceed
ed to have
Mr.. Carter. No.
Senator Reed. Then the legislature
proceeded?
Mr.. Carter. l think / was out of
Office then
| Senator Reed. Then, after this act
of Congress was amended, ash you
have just stated, the Legislature of
Hawaii proceeded to enact an income
tax of 2 per cent upon the sugar in
dustry?
Mr.. Carter. Upon all corporations.
Senator Reed. Upon all corpora
tons for the purpose ,of creating a
now instead of getting volunteer
contribution as in the past, you levy
"a tax, and in that way avoid the con-
ditions of the amendment?
Mr.. Carter. Yes, sir
Senator Reed. And you say that
they did that with the consent of the
sugar planters?
/ Mr.. Carter. Who did?
Senator Reed. That the legisla-
/ ture. with the consent of the sugar
Mr.. Carter. Yes.
Senator Reed (continuing). Passed
j that act?
Mr.. Carter. Yes
Senator Reed. In other words, the
sugar planters controlled your legis.
lature absolutely, did they not?
Mr.. Carter. No.
Senator Reed. Do not the sugar in
terests CT these islands absolutely ex
ercise a dominating influence in the
legislature?
Mr.. Carter. You ought to live there
You would see that they do not; some
I times pretty seriously do. not.
Senator Reed. Why did they have
to consent to a tax, then, which the
legislature had right to levy?
Mr.. Carter. They did not have to
consent, and the legislature had q
right to levy it, but everybody did
| consent, and thereby secured the CO
operation of the legislation.
Senator Reed. So that the consent
was a mere form. That is. instead
of the planters voluntarily paying the
money direct, as they had previous to
the amendment of the law, they now
consented to the passage of an ACT
which would levy tax upon all OF
them, and that tax would be devoted
to exactly the same purpose as their
volunteer contributions had previous
ly been devoted to? That is correct
is it not? r.
Mr.. Carter. Your question calls fol
too much. You see, the tax that was
levied covered conservation as well as
immigration.
Senator Reed. The conservation OF
what? n. ..
/ Mr.. Carter The conservation of ter
rttorial natural resources.
Senator Reed. But part Of this tax
II was understood, anyway, would be
devoted to importing people?
MI. Garter. That is so, in the bill
Senator Reed. And then the gov
eminent of Hawaii proceeded, under
that subterfuge, to avoid statute
lpassed by the United States and con
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3 serious displace-
ment- ] had back
ache aud bearing
down pains 20 bad
that I could not sit
in q chair or walk
across the floor and
] was in severe pain
al the time. ] felt
discouraged as ! had
taken everything I
could think of and
was no better. ]
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FRANCE ALERT TO
ANTl-MlLlTARlSM
! ray Latest Mail

PARIS, France. = As a result Of
the debate on the interpretations con-
cerning anti-imperialist propaganda
in the army, a vote Of confidence in
the ministry was carried by a major
ity Of It's votes.
The order Of the day included
clause advising that the strictest
measures should be taken in all cases
of anti-militarism-
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WOMAN GOULD
NOT WALK
She Was So Restored 10
Health by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Pentwater, Mich year ago Twas
very weak and the doctor said had Q
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The soap that will clean
the spots from the sun
is a good thing to have
about the house. Your
grocer will tell you, if
he isunprejudiced, about
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Money makes the man who makes
the money.
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In this design the effect OF the bun
galow is kept, and The long and low eff
feet Of the house Is made possible by
carrying the roof over the porch and
projecting a double dormer on the
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which may be obtained on application
to the Director Of the Survey at
Washington D. C.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
Wlr e. q. Mtpnen Iouffaan'

Wtr S. ". NtpDnen louttdon'
tunut. Wiime perjontaiu nomupdi'
ndud oil Ibonen 6ilesfo, 0is. foi.
mannon pddud tpDsid oIesIaon jon
tunut lumen alta folia luobeeSoan
romeneen folil6idn aue. Sdidsid iel
fGn5d pIdpuoleuo oil oaut 2 tuumoi.
nen lonffu, iofo foliIdjdn IoueteS1a
oil painanut Mbofen aleen fafiinfer.
roiu, ioutuen tGten monen fonnin
painon aue, iosia oliIi moinut fdp'
ID bpninfin bullusti eQei tp0tome'
rt oliIi bdntd tdStd oiemasta pelaSs
lancet. 2uitentin oil ielfd ioanut To-
man t1rdboptien ia obimo mafem'
malta puolelta repepiDi mereSliboHe.
2ouffoontunut mieiiin enIin iaamoan
lddfdrin aqua fomppanian Iddtdrin
6amlin luo, iosta iitte bemoielIa
motiin Union bospitaoIiin Sronnoo.
oisIo, iosia NIT ioirastoa. @bfd
muutamien pdimien perdssd pddiee
fotiin WeobpiIIeen, iosia Iboieua
on mootiIa. Mbonen on fpaan MT
iatunnoiiesti ouut taIpi tDisid 81
le'sIa.
Muuien on Mbosia nitme oifoino
$500
tona onni fobbonnut. Wiime tai
meno poIoi bdneltd napeftorofen'
nus ia muaeio Lotto tdpnnd beinid,
mt toos fobtoF bdntd ifdpd onnet
tomuuS.
= august Nintalan iuomoloinen
r6dtdlIiife, 217 s. Iurora tobuua
(DoIo r .Teuron tolosia), ottoa
ruostaan faitfeo aloneen fuuIumaa
tn5id. SoImat binnat. Nopea iuo.
rirus. Suuri maIifoimo fetpdtfan.
faita iaopunut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13

ID
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13

- ampQmt. 0ictor la Wtaria Sep'
pifpbDn fauon Iuonenwetoa iatros'
tonut poifalapTi Snni fuoii fptime
5unnuntoin iltana 2 pnooen q funn
ia % pm manbona. Sautaufiesta
buoIebti Npbers &c Stian bautoon'
toimitusliife Sronmoobisto, iofa to-
pabiui miime moonantaino.
Tmlipalp turmoil Sron 9eltield
miime lauantoina italiaIaiien Sranf
Normolan buoneen Iiidltd fofonoon
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Tulipolo lat ole
tunIa Iiten Fun buoneeeie muofrouo
oIunn ito~linIuinen nninen oil lnbtes
mt oomuua morbain miebenl6 tpo'
tpn IdboDn idlfeen puboietomaon
erastd fapatfoo. idttden fafft pientn
Iastaan, ioista nonbin folmen fo,'o'
ben paiffeeaa iidsid, pfIin %totiir,
iotfa ebfd oliwat leiffineet tulttittu
len fons5a. Sun buoneesta ndbttin
Iouhua olinot lopietfin ndpttdptp
meet fabun puoleiiesia ifeunos'o,
iosIa olinat buutaneet ditid. pion
olifin talon ebustale fofoontunut
mdfed, ioufosIa lasten ditifiu bd
tddntpneenG losten tdboen. pion
tSmdn idlteen olimat lopiet tooon'
meet iffunosta ia r~ientdneet etIimddn
turpa uiiempoa paiffaa. &eIlddn
fotIojista Ell ndpttdnpt olefpan roh'
feutta mennG %pnlanastd buoneesto
pelostamaan IopIia. Wibboin illness
tpi fiiben erds fauppamaifustoio,
.iofa fiuoin Iattumolta oil faupunsiS'
la, bGneuG oil robfeutta benfenid II
baqa mennd pelastomoan IopIia
Sdnen onnistuifin peloStoa toinen
ia erds toinen paitaaa oleipa. Iao.
ben robfentta ebeliien rohteasto
fdptofIestd, onnistui pelastoa %toiien
lopiista. 2ofti oil fauppamattusto
ioIta i6dnDt palanaan buoneeleen.
Soiien IapIista oil tuIi ebtinpt 10 ma
bdn nabin9oitiaa pddbdn, mutto
Ell beneenmoarauiIesti paIofuntu
Iaapuen poifoue iammutti tuIen. TO-
ten ulfpfuori idi b%uonees4a ieiir.
maan.
EdsIGfin foos maroittoma eIimtrf
Ii Iiitd, ettei Joni lapIia pfIifieer,
mariinfin noin pienid, idttdd f%otiin,
iofa uiein on paba topa dibeiud I'll.
loin fuin fplGtiiri beibdt Ioaiputtaa.
Sdmdtin fpipmptiesfd oIepa noinen
oil fauan 10 tdid tapda barioitta.
nut.
Salfa fatfeft mr. WtanbeIiinin
p%oioIta Sron 9eltisid miime %funnun
tnino. poiot oltnot iltapdipdud oil.
leet bppp6dmdsId er6dn mornsto'
buoneen omen pddItd, ldbeud routo.
ten ofemaa, alas lumeen. SieH6 oil
mpDs nrheiIufpfpddn puut ndpttd'
mdsId moinittu poifa, miitto onnet
tomuubefii oil find ~paifosia, iobon
poita bpppdii, oqut pdbdn lunta,
ioten oil bppdtesiddn i%aanut ieaaiIen
tdrdbbpfIen iaItaania eta iddriIuu
oil f%ottennut. Stdnd tapobtumo
iuuriIufuiien perbeen monhemmile,
iotfa muutenfin omat eldmGsId oh
taouu, ioutuesiaan Instantaneous
ionfun nerran ebtd fumminfin poi
tonIa bpnGfIi lG6fGrin aqua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
msr ssaImar aarfeIa, ioto pi

wr SaImar 7drfeld, iotn pie
temmGn aifun on toimiunt sonppa-
paIpeIiiana Tbe 2eober Department
Store'sIa, on piime moonantoina
ottanut poitan Sbe Wooel Waote'
ia Standardization.
- Salman tieidd misid on noel eni
griD Gfola, foioiiin alohdrmdstG.
EGrfeGn o5ion muotii hoIuoifin Ioo
oa tietdG bGnen olinpniffnnId.
(IU 2iifd Sobnfon,
1873 6. Birch #. Sronnooo, Wicb.
Mrs N(nnie Siffala motfusti
milne %periantoina miebenid mr. w.
9iffalan Ieuoaamonn 9nlporaiSoon,
Sub., misid oifoo t~oietoiieti ontom
tun opinto oInl lie. Wlr Wtntii Sittoio
poloIi tofoiIin moonortoinn ipptp'
n6iIend mottoonIo ia eteldn limos.
toon.
S1mmi.t ppileipa1. fmmao
fabmia, paietettnio munio, mopens
loiIio foh,pileimofTia Iootopona.
a6pfGG Tfdue meibdn uuteen fabwi
lam. field nGette ldbemmin meioGn
ruofaIistamme.
Woiti 9iffoln,
Ill Su'folt Il.
Sronmooo, Wticb.
xnlipalpn pritps Iottui tiistai
no fanSoI. mre GrftiIdn oiunnoua
Nper fobuqa. Sdtddn rientdnpt pa,
Iotunta ebfdiIi fnitenfin tuIen ionot,
to maon moItoan pd6ipn. 9Defi inr.
nell jonfnn merrou irtoimietoo, 10,
fo Hence o0ut nofuuttamotta.
2aifeuatfia toIonfouppoio, po.
lonotuututIia y. m. fpStenio oTia'
tirjoia Iootii fobtubinnoiun u. SO.
Yeterlon. Sonttoort Wiceeob abe
nueila.
8mmmaa fabtpia bpsoien fotiie.
totsten leimosten fansIo on Ioaio-
mana iofa betfi pdimdstd Dictpr
SobnIonin mofeistouposia Gurora
tobullo.
maalarin tbbtd mostaan oitoo
fonIalatiemme Subo 2obti, ioua on
15 muooen totemuS @uropon bic
noimmisio faupmnseisio SpD on
taatusti emf luofon tp0td.
Sioite: Wr. Subo Xobti.
119 10. Dot It. Sronnoob. Wlieb
- amn tartpitfette ~iabamasiinaa
taIfpipmttonne porten, Min on lelloi.
men Watti NiemeIld 459 6. pine #.
Norrien pddud, Sronmoob, Ditch.
Woitte mp1s ontoo tiloufien puiben
iobuusta tdmdn Iebben t%onttooriin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
Sronmoobis5a:

Oictor Walfrio ia Olga Woria
2opoien tptdr @uen 0ictoria fpnt z
pnd maoIist Fast iamona pdipdnd.
Gilbert ia Sobannu Suruien tptdr
Wartta Sobanna fpnt 6 pnd beImit
Fast 8 pnd maaIief.
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1912 Tasteful 9 p:nd mooliSf 1918.
Sobon &onetont ia Serofiina pih
lin tptdr SeImi Glen fpnipnpt 8 p.
tammif 1912 east 8 p:nd moolist
1913.
SronmoobisIa:
Dictor Walfrib ia Olga Waria
2opoien tptdr @qen 0ictoria ipnt z
pnd maolist Fast Iamona pdiDdnd.
Gilbert ia Sobanna Suruien tptdr
Martta Sobanna ipnt 6 pnd beImit
fast 8 pnd maolist.
2uolut ia baubattu.
JronWoobisia:
Souri SobanneS Nbonen fuoli z
p:nd maalisfuuta aipofuumeeieen A
muoben ia 10 p:dn manbana, bau'
oottiin 10 p:nd maalief.
Sron Yeltisid:
Snni 2eppitpto fuoIi iuonenneto'
tautiin 9 p:nd moolist 2 pnoben 6
fuun ia % p:dn ipanbana, haubat.
tin Re. 10 p.
Is Walfrib 20. Wilen.
TeIef 436.H 61O s. Mper il.
Sronmoob, Wli6.
- 7anial. Ompelnienram fpfonf'
Tesla (Danbempain naisten) mime
torstoin iltana mrs Ia mr. SSranf
SobnIonin Iuono Tamaroce fooula
oil tplm6Std iImoSta buoIimatta 70.
foontunut fofo runIaasti naiTia ia
oiafIi miebidfin.
Sun fotoufien mira linen puoli oil
pddsip ldpi, alfoi fabpin juonti.
PDptdrobaa tuIi 50 10. 2opufli pitt
pastori g8. 70. Wilen pubeen ia 10.
petit f9foutIe EN- rutouffeua. Seuraos
roa fofous emf torstaino It. 20 p
pioetddn mrs ia mr. 9ller Hantomden
tolosIa Dot fubuua Flo puoli S:lta
iuala.
WmpriSoSenra v8pitto" fotoon,
tuu b%uomenna, periartoino, iuaIo
Flo puoli 8 mr. Gbas Seitfiien too
lola ainsin pddad. ~SilaiIuuoesia
iaetoon neuloma oineita ieuran naiss
idieni1e ia IoputIi iuoritetaan mpDs
ndbdn benfiStd oblelmao, laulua ia
pube pnstori BiIentItd.
= Subn o. Selt mpp - fotpia
fuipia balfoia - pittiG ietG Ipb'
fdfid iaortiltaan Montecalosta tilat.
foat niureiltoni toi ioittofaa 277 H
Sbnouoin IeurafunnasIa piidd
pastori 9 Wuornos mpos parail.
Ioan rippitouIuu IL lopieue, ioista
5 poitoa ia 6 tpttDd. pddei1 tapab
iuu Iieud iomointuin 2anianisIeuro,
tunnosiatin neutrality-suspicious..
&c inmri abielma.iltama Wno'
riip1emra Rpitpn toimesto pibetddn
neutrality-suspicious. firfosia pad
Hdisp6ipdn iltona. 2iloiIuutta mar
ten On 10 malittu obleImafomitea
mime fofoufiesio ia Iupoa tiIoiiuu'
oesto tu[la bentiIesti noutinIorifas
ilonnietip Samano pdimdnd ebes
pddsietpt rippifouIuIapiet tulepai
tiIaiiuuoesIa olemaan funniapieraa
no la oIofii tulepot ottomoon obiel
mnontin oiao, iomoua fuin ie on
BELLE bnmdstiidttD tiIoiiuus toiiueen
e~roiesInan .tuoetn muistoriftooSto
Dboesidolo t~iloiiuuoestd. 3dnd
pnfin iioin ioufto rippifou
luIopIia SronnoooieIa Mid on Eos
taan plut, 26 poitoa ia "a iptiDd.
Eoitpomme, ettd toittt potttotun
na[o oIurpat ndistd liitlpiIipdt u
riIoielr1amme.
2ebmid! aoff ippspoifimoo
IppIplebmdd mpptdn dud boItpuao
Rapfad fotIomosio s .. Gnoerio'
min buone ia, TO s Viper faoullo
Qorfenfoulun niereetd.
ampnnt. Wrs ia mr. Stefnn
aboIen po,fa 2ouri Sobonnes fuoIi
oimofmumeeIeen niime perloniotno
a wuobeu ia 10 p:d" ifdiiend vi
uoio oil ipntpnpt @reen i9iufeId,
Ont. Son. 6outous topobtui "ii"e
moonontoino, iosto buoIebti Wpbet9
o.. Cegoo houtooutoimim9liife.