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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

After tho excitement Of 'hc first
half hsar had .ahsid-a the sasrs"'
moved siu~iy and began q" reflect
influences aside from the Nssi'an
SITUATION ~ neon the list -ss"'i "'i
slightly once more.
ttands showed better tone
tr-suiari'y Developed in 'h~ after.
noon. Mexican petroleum. ic-' near.
iy ali its rise. falling back to near
So.
The market ri.s"d soa'iy ia'i.,
Exceptional gains at the opening of
tho more faVoTab'" aspect "f M.N.
can affairs wcr- reduced on rraiis'
ing and professional selling. Iniun
Pacific aud Nmsisamatrd we're a..
us.iy bought for Tim" in the late
dealings bu, the whole market weak.
rncd later when Mexican petroleum.
Canadian Pacific and Colorado Fuel
began to buy.
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|BuildSUO
~ b ~ wssk q ASsv.s Ss,sepsstiis.
0hsaQlA. pssss. Rssova
n. vs, p.es.,. t.e.Af:.1Ese..

fieer to escort the two ministers and
sieians followed the motor 10 the col
ony. where they Joined us. Chase
said that they We're at liberty To sO
anywhere they pleased. lie Instruct
ed sentry 10 show me anything !
wished to see and allow me perfect
freedom Of movement.
II explored several pits. and fin
ally approached the pill. of dirt the
Rev. Mr.. Coax Indicated Ia m. bs-
for. ". separated. I am posiiiy. of
the id-ntifieaiion of III. SPOT bseaus.
of the remains Of a fire ON top Of it,
- told chas. that ! wanted io turn
il over. and Captain Foreman pro-
cured a pick and wen, la ~oTk ON
II himself. II appeared Ia have been
in place q long time. bat ! 'Sok the
pick myself and scratched the f-Ia..'
away unIii I encountered the sod be-
n@aih. which had no, beea broken,
DIR. IaffA and sssnhsii also salts
fled themselves that such ~as Ill.
.as-. Subsequently, ~- inss~'isat.
every pias. in the sisini,y where ih-
ss,i had B--h turned and satisfied
ourselves ,ha, the dirt had hot i-r-n
freshly broken.
subsequently. I exploited probably
iso-ihisis Of the Pits in the .olahs
before dashn-ss fell and a squat Of
miiiissn.a followed. turning ur sh-
Earth si the b.ssion 10 s-s u IL sas
sps, and rendering anf assistance !
asked si,h perfect xosA natnf-,
Th-s- .as ha .ttSf, on the part a'
any an- To sohr-at anything AMI In
several Instances the niii,tanaen
sent fnsss-r than I thought sss-s'
safFs
- a.n .ongin.-d that II there sf-
saS sns bs.ii-s in the sUinns sh-
militia coat knau il and Chase APP
sesfs ,a hs perfectly willing thai am
i--rsoss he has ssy i.sf-- at ."nfi-
.i-s.- in shall g. d. TAR a. shsY like
is tnakinz ins-ssieAssonss
''ii- made ao effort Ia hiAdef ny
movements and. IN fast. ?~ssnaaiis
spush, to s-na.s the iss~ssias'tsn
.a.y. Neither ~.rr the t~o physi'
clan. in,-rf-ssa With.
''chs.- made no .ftass 10 soasesi
bis dislike. however. ins the 'su
snsai.i-,ss it~ said that ore at ,hssn
aa.ni,,-a ia him yesterday that Hal
,na. sh~ head .s the strikers h-s-.
bad directed Nm ts eo cat u The
ramp. issitaa's sif~ sss or" o.
runk's osisias, party"
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Villa and Carraaza
On Verge Of Rupture,
''-- Is The Report

~ i-aso. Teas. April :is=rsas .
Ts5sis ia sh- relations Of .~n-sais
Wills ant sarranss viii b. -rassrs
at CkIhassua ,oaishs is Indicated Ia
private i.s-r. received fsabs ,hz, ss,s
to-day and by insafma,isH in ,h.
7sssrssIsn Of --ii inf.rsa-i af,is i2is
h-su ,ssfm.ai viii H. 'r.es;abs
iisscsi u is said ag a s"mpirsn raps.
rirr ~JII -reurs Villas dss-rmIna'i.n
&. scsurn 'o Chihgahua -as taken
ssai-niY last aish' upon '-e-ip, os
imr-'iant '.i-zrams trun HE aides
iH sh,' city i"r several .aYs
Mosnsaa sstiz.. sum C.ionis
juasvs. = small s.I.ny in v.s'-rn
- tihuahua. uhp arrived here iaiay
ssppssr.; tha, the s-;ii-nra. had tr-n
looted EaadaJ by ss bandits said to
have hp-n part s' Mas,Hsp SassIi.
ia'. hand The E"sb-r- ar"s- rt, a
herd of horses and t.as all the pro-
visions 'hSy could ,arTF. Tho hand
is not affiliated with either 'hr fed
erals or ..us,i'utiunaiis,=.
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HAVE COURAGE

II there "a oha 'sinr more than
another that vlii cause dlscouraE--
UCn, II IL indis.s,svp. bs; you
should bear in mind that hundreds
have been ctir-,i. permanently cured.
and .; very smaii expense. Mrs. y.
Forster. Lima. Ohio. writes - vas
'saIbird for a J-sr or more with In
dizcstiop. Chamberlain Tablets
afforded tho urs, real relief I OBJ
,ainrd. and BY taking tao bottles of
'h-m my whoI. ays,.m was pl, into
a healthy condition. For sale by all
sgafrrs
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Kansas city. Nn. Nprii az
iioss: it-eeip,s :.."c.: market shade
hixh-f. buik Of sai-~ sts '0 80" {.
heavy 80; la s,ss. i@sA.fs an.i
ia,-h.fs s.is io s,.s. iish, s,ss III
>.so: pigs 80" 10 =.
Cattle: t-. sip,s s.""": mark-s
s,-ady: psim. led ss.-fs s,s" IL
s..S: dressed beef steers -" Ia
:. SO. western steers I; io So: soaih'
-fn steers SIS 4. =. .o~s t,sD Ia
.,.ss h-if-rz s.s" I. >. siosk-Fs and
f.-s-rs ss. 10 ~ baii. s,ss ,s .sss;
eals-s CSC To sste.
sheep Receipts is.,.": market
steady ianisss 6 To Nssss s-ariinss
s.:s To ;t.: s-,s-rs s.ss To ss;s'
-s-s 40 So Ess,
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chisszs. Ngrii 3: HOGS Essir,s
sI.c... market ss-say Ia a shade
sso,. Saturdays ssssax-! haik ss
sole. ,ss to s.;s: iisk, sss. 'o $50.
miS-a 80. 10 so. k.asy s.7s Ia
s.:s: reast <,ss I. ssiss .is. s.sv
,a s.svs
Cattle n.e.ip,. ..sess market
sis.. generally steady b~-s~s -"
,o , t.s Texas s,--ss .sts Z" Sas".
-.s,-sa steers To <lt"s s'-rh.ss
sna i-.d-'s So" 'a see cows an
h-i.srs s,.l 4. =, s.s calves & ,s ss..
sheep Receipts s.svc3 nsAshs'
steady. u.iis. $50 la s,ss ~.sir't
~. 80 s.5s: ,-s'iinss So. 4" Ito,
iassLs. native s.is To <ssas v-ss-rs
20 ,a s3Ss
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Cslsass. APsi, ss-i'.as- ss"s'
I.-g,s bad = b-aglsa effect today %
the -h-s, market, ni-oAlass a'ire'
~esc l To f! q. .. g. la--- ana 'h-s-
vas = siiah, far,a.r sas before shs
market b-ssn a. f.aris
Corn a-s.-ai.d with ~h.sts irIc,
.s started ! Oft 10 IL Up hasi-nci
materially a. account as some sight
a.s. il ,sr Mag option aaa 'h"H
weakened all asusnds
The oats shared in the i-rs"ssses'
of other Egaino
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NEW YORK STOCK LIST

Amalsama,cd Copper 1"i. Amcri-
can Sugar Refining .e.: A'chison
e3.: Reading 1894. Southern Pacific
Ss.. Union Pacific i5i!: 4. :. steel
5.l: 4. s. steel preferred 1863.
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Daily Morkets
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chicago. April -.--ii-ars attacked
III. psuS A,on market with decided
sisor, fi,s' sales varied from loo
lower To sac advance. .i,h later
transactions sho.ins a tanh.f set
back as a rule.
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noNY

Tim" said a gentleman to n for.
mer gardner of his who had re-
Gently obtained employment upon a
milk farm. how do you like your
new place."
"Oh.' said Tim. "it's the nearest
to Heaven Of anything I've struck
yet
"Iow is that" questioned the for
mcr employer.
There's no night there an
swered Tim with q yawn.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-27

New York. April .;.-rh~ Eve.
ming World today prints the follow.
inr COP, of a dispatch:
''Mc,i.o city. Via Galveston. srril
s..-rr-iiuinarics are being dis~u.s-
c,i ic-:ay a, cuernavasa for tho .ur-
render nf t:miltan. Zarata with ali
hi. rhcirs and followers. who bsN.
expressed a desire To fight on tho
ro.-rnr"n, side axaias, the foreign
Invader
"Th. capi,al IL gpicting down aud
there is no longer rush nj AmCri.
cans 10 &c away. A special train
ha. bcc narranRcd To leave tonight
with Americans desiring tn leave.
hut no, few Americans. after in
scribinT their names on the roster Of
departure. r.consiiescj and hav. de-
cidcd to remain.
There vas little to diffcrentiaic
Yesterday from other Sundays in the
capital. The city was ouiet and or.
icriy and MsSicans in general were
r,ost considerable toward Americans.
The churches were crowded and
tho streets presented their customary
appearance. The theatcrs were we'll
patroni,cd.
"Neorly all the American stores
have been rc-opencd and stores own
cd by persons Of other na,ioraiiti".i
have removed their shutters
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RATES OF EXCHANGE

New York. April 2'.-Closc: Prime
mercantile paper per cent.
i,ar silver jgl.
Mexican dollars i5I.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-27
VICTOR HERBERT BETTER.

ioa.cn. ApriI 81. Victor iirrbcrt
the American composer. who Wsi
operated .l Saturday for spp-ndiri
tie. was uEch better today.
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what have you hccn doinE I"
baby"
oh. e.'rc pisJinE at Etusrrs. AMI
he's a cheese. 50 had to natc a f"w
holes in him
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THE MONEY MARKET

New York. April 2,.--Cali money
steady. IL to ~ per cent.
Time loans weaker: 60 days 20 to
.. 10 days 81: 81 y months 3, per
cent.
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-
v-sa csus. April Sit IL re-
sard-d he&s - significant that the
restoration of the i-icsrarhic CON
manis at,oa between Nesiso city ans
the rr.t Of tho world followed immc
5iat-iy after the return Ia the eapi'
tai .f General Wan.on Corona. chic;
OF staff Of Provisional President
itucrta.
General Corona has been informed
by Captain Henry iiusc. chief o'
staff .ur Hear Admiral Fletcher. that
all Mssicans desiring to do so ros,id
leave Vera Crus and would he pro
sid-d with transportation. Captain
Iusc had urged General Corona &c
assure Hucr,a that tho American ad
miral found nothing rcprchcnsiblc In
the action on she part of the civil
ians of Vera Cruz in defending thci,
homes.
AZ the meeting between Corona
and iiusc all the formaii,ics in con.
nection with the flag Of truce were
carried OIL, with cNacincss.
There was no disturbance her.
during the nisht and very few shot,
were fired. Early in the csenins
two or ihrcc rifle shoss were heard
but IL is supposed they were fired b,
excited sentric..
Vera Cruz began the weeks bust
ness much as usual. the natives APP
pearing on the streets carly In the
morning and going about their ac
cnstomed routine.
Wireless messages received here
from other ports by the American
flagship indicate that all Is quiet
along the coast.
In obedience TO Rear Admira
Fletcher's order that all fircarmi
should be given W. one Mexican
thought in the barrel of a machine
gun. lie carried 10 TO the provost'
office wrapped in u newspaper. but
was 70 frightened that before reach.
ing the place let 1t fall and started
to run out. lie was brought back b.
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~ 19slf Ton. tHsss'ys Nh' ka~ snas
'n-sa.l.' ,sl' ts~s !-~,. s9<s - svAs
lot ~ ~IiI' sas 81 any d'arssss -
.isfsr.s.vs ssas-. h-as ..ss-. Have
rgsl. 'ss,. s'si fs-.. fN.. ,..s s~,~
s~yN. tgses hsss. s~ssF e.. us~i. \
yvss's. ,aos scef.s: EsAsAassrd e
prns-y ryfua.s~i.
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The close was steady. TO to
lc net lower.
The close was at , to : toic not
decline.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-27

fsS sr" ~
ra~sso ssm~ sisAe
s~'sss D" SDs~
hrpiss ith
Issi- OF .isss sse
sr y-@f fss~ 10
srn-y. "IiZ-. -
nsSssl. ssls
rirAs ~. TIT
.lss-..ss .il sA~
l-ai..s-~ss -spia.
',"a. .hhh t~6
up il~ fs-ts r~
~ttZ~ sst fots
49, -
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sessstsseA esvO Oaoo ~
.ausa sins effect on official. here.
stsrr~ afr tov ~he believe that sue.
.-ss ran rSentuAs- ffusn their undcr.
taking
Al {. .'ci"x Ambassador IAssama
aud Ministers tassrs aud Sapa end.
cd = rsusrss,-i conference as taiur-
psvr~-,-as- in sh. mediation rsui-o
sale Though n. announcement ~s'
made. i, uss reported no d-Ha''s
plan for the n-Ss move hsd h~-n de-.
ssfminrd.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-27

l.as~-... T.sss. Arsii si-Resf-st,
ine sed.rsis -ho hssa.a Na-,o Ia
redo FRIDAY s~-r, 10 have aisari-af.
~ leaving tho border In a state nt
sesSoas .sr~sssiiua due 10 the shir'
usishiae -i,h American border ra-
troll and a.s~mpss tn dynsa.i'r ih-
international bridge. \ susnnr TO-DAY
that the s~irfSis had i,-~n s-ru's~si
In an engagement With the United
slsies 's.nf.s 81 Noaefs rfpre.i In b.
srpurd'-.es Il ~ss a:so said that tbs
s-d-sais hal been defeated by the
sch-i. near ramasoa. e-sionhied IA
troll guards arr t'cin< maintained al
all river POINTS.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-27

N.~ York. Apsi. s.-woFd from
the .am-s a,issIsesss-. "s III. Meth
.dt.i t:pi.rossai shus-h. sis'ina-'a In
Mexico. aaoss, -hosm s"sne snsies
Lad ,.--s fsis sAs received today BY
The lizard nt Atsssoas of that church
In this silf. Me. Harriet L. Ayers.
iIisssh- lets ssd bora u GiA'sss-a
~iii salt 'saishs isom Vera csus s"s
s;sls rsioss
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TRAINED H,J1H.

Registered graduate uusss III
ieaaa Park. n. Jtsd a3<3. I
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had found the gun barrel ON the roof
0f hts house. whsr. il had been oper-
sted oa the firs, day of the fighting
by . squad Of sieNiesns. These We're
all killed and their bodi.. We're
carried down by marine. who LETT the
machine sun. shattered by shells.
Several handsomely mounted duel
ling pistols We're surrendered today.
Some OF them were very ancient
weapons.
There was siso collection OF muz-
sie loading pistols. knives. swords.
sword cane. and fencing foiis.
Iusres. Mexico. April s..-Thiriy
r.fu gees Who arrived her. today
from rorrcon and chihuahua r-i.ort-
ed that quiet prevailed at those .api-
by Cnited States Consul Edwards
that the d-rsiim.n, of an -ngin. be-
tween Torreoh and Gomea ralsrio
would prevent the tao special trains
was reported,
The refugees reported that hut =
handful Of Am.sissns remain at
Pearson. Naa.rs. i'asrai ani Santa
iiarbAra.
~ Paso. Teas. April -;,-Ths
irsl LaltaitDa oi the sixth Infantry
und-. command of Major y, \. l.-~is
arrived NJ sooh from San frAh-isro.
The twelfth ihfsh,rf ais" s-n, from
i'r-~isiis. xan rransissS. has BEEN iii
s.ri.d To Naxai.rs .h.se. III. r-si'
meat arrived ,oaiaY, They ~iii
take station along The border.
H,lssiiss G-n-Fai John J, Per
shins. ~rho -iii command ih-
eighth brigade. is .si.ssi.a 10 arrive
tonight With the sit,--n,h intsnsss-
Nasai.s. Ariz. April s;.=The
s-si .sa,i af N-siSs lie rapidly b-r
ins cleared a. NnsSsisans. On- han-
as-s and fiiiy Nn-risan f~fas--. ar
rived today srosa ppin's saa'h nj
il-smosiito,
Macy ar the PARTY refugees which
inriad-d uons-a ana Shi'if-n. sF'
faiisasj officials aas sainins m-n
~ha had sSksa up E--fnsn-ns f-si'
a-ne- is Mesice saa ~h" had been
s-iarssat 10 Leave until told BY CON
saiar axsai. sEa, sh-is departure
~As impesalis-o
Ans,hss sfsia bringing Americans
/ ffon. CaiissAh ana fun ,h. Sarui
river Nsiisy s"tsh.ass OF GusSnaas t'
expected later today
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DIPLOMATS TO
A@I1RA1E DISPUTE

se.ssssssA eysO Saos ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-27
HOW "T|z" HELPS
SORE, TIRED FEET

t'--"ibY~ .'-. s-~s. bss.iss t--s. ss~,.
ka feed. .s~ssy f.ss. ss-i;ise fs-t. 'isssl
tr.ss
..u-.i s.,s .esss. ssiisssv.. has -a~s ss1
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-06

idueen itieGmme %ionoen: mind olen
autuos, mind pIen napabbettu lain
tiroutIesta ia foifeetn nbtoutieeto,
Wapabiaiant foutto a%uiuutetiu. Sos
2ristutien tat paonalin ubtoutiet
ipnnistd peIidttdpdt meta ionc'
foamme: mind olen nutuos. 4osfa
ibmiiet p%eIidttdndt meitd %ianofao M
me: MIND olen autuaS. 2ostn pers
feIe Iaattaa maptstutien, ianofonm M
me: MIND Glen autuaS. 2osfn risti
ia onnettomuubet tefetpdt meibdt ala.
fuIoiiffi, fanofaamme: mind oIen
autuas. &osfa fuoleman betfi be-
Iottaa ia nopiiuttaa meitd, iano'
Famine: mind Glen autuas. Siud
,SeeIuS 2ristus, Sumolan Poifo,
usfouinen Wopahtaic, autuuti mt
nun f~asteesia pereudnid, otti ipn'
tint pois ia beitti ne meren iprppp-
teen ia antot minuIe iianfaiftiien
lobbutufien.
9lnna Sdmdldinen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-06
Me.p yors Ssills. Mtmn.

6elteiiet ilmat omat oIeet tddad
10 2 w~iitfoa, ioten aIfaa pelotttaa
fasnuuiiumben fuoleentuminen.
Wrs. 9lnttoieu melt, u. Sintfo-
men on tuIut port Mrtburista Ont.
Gau. paiffafunnauemme ia bdnen
fansiaan tuli mp5s Wtr. s. 2ilpo-
nen. 9pmin opot nuoret miebet
ibaiqeet ieutuamme.
DIR. ia Wrs. u. piilola, DIR. ia
Mrs. u. Wdttion ia Wrs. %. Mnt-
tonen tefindt mariumatfat, u. ptilo-
Ian autoua. Tddltd menipdt Cuff
idrnelle iosia olitpat fdpneet 5.
Mirffaien mieraan tparaiIeSia fo'
bisid. Sieltd aioipat MenabSan
fautta Sebetaan iosIa fdmitpdt DIR.
ia Wrs. s. Sulipanin mieraanfpa'
raiiesia fooisia. DIeenid ianpiwat
olemania NATHAN tpptpmdiid Ia
raftduoela mutsteltfpat ertttdtnttn
Wirfeafia la Sulinania.
@utompbiIiud Gofatopn, Winn.
Idbtipdt tddItd Wr. u. piiloIa per
beineen ia Wrs. u. Wattion tpttd.
renid 9o5eIin fansia, ndin fauniiben
ilmoien mauitesia tuIee' Ie tparmaan'
Elm olemaan bausfa malta.
Wrs. s.. 2auppi on oaut fpIdile.
mdSid rauta.alleeIIa.
Gamluiemra on p%ddttdnpt MT fuu'
mier f~uufauIien aiafi lopettaa bar
ioitufiet ia alfaa taas uuoeIIeen reip'
paasti tnDbon ipfipud.
Slen tuuIut etti DIR. 8. Westola
oliii mppnpt ~talonia DIR. Wapolaue,
ioten tuIepaiiuubesia tuIee pappila
muuttumaan, iosta ieuradpasia Id.
bemmin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-06

SumaIo fuo meibdn onnistutpau
9dnen nimisiddn iubliesiamne.
aan1al. Wl. &ammi, Dironisto toi
maimonIa tdfdl. ct. 2utes Iairaa.
laan pienoiia iaamoan. Toimom.
me, ettd afiat tapabtutpat tamaliies.
Ia idriestpfiesid, ia fits erittain Iuo-
tutfaSti. Wuutoin tuuloStaa iairatta
ol etpon wdbdn iairaaIoisia, ioten
iairaat iotta field otuat iadmat tot.
mottamoSti tanaaista parempaa
boitoa 'boitaiiItania 9erra find tab'
bot meitd iairaitai boitaa faitista
parbaite,n ioita me faitin olemme.
S. s. Setmonen,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


%lIsberrb, u. Tat,
betndt. % p. 1914
GuSberrpn uutifia.
piirrdnpd taos iontun ripin tddl.
I'd meipdn tulmatunnalta, costa ets
tpdt muut Iitd ndp tefemdn.
S~etndntefo on tddud p~arbaiuaan
f%dpnnisid ia uarbaista obraa ale'
taan mp6s 10 leitfaamaan emf nit
fon alfupuoleIa. Siemdt tobeua
opat u aaltoiletpat miliapainiot
ia iuotamaa olifi ettd Sumala mars
ielift ne mprSfpltd futen bdn on to-
ban osti marieIut, waiffa on mo-
nesia paifasia tddud pmpdristDiad
tuuut rafeita min ettd Ie on lpDnpt
tpiIiat maaban iban f%ofonaan.
DIR &asper ppfDnen on ostanut
ttieIeen uuben Serb automobiilin ia
famanIaiien on mpDs ostanut mr.
Sacob S%untanen.
Wlr Otto pitfaraiie le tebbadn
lutta aIuinrafennusta Irmourbalin
faupunfiin.
Wlr Wiuiam Moilanen ia miis
Gbla 6erdnen tefaIipat umpilolmun
iofu niifto itte. Samoin 2empie
@iIion ia Wtatti 2ansas ieuraiimat
beta, mennen ia%manlaiieen liittoon.
Snnea beiue faitiqe! WiiSten pat
tpdfirioisia fuuluu olepan Hfdd tu-
Iosfa. Gn fitte tiebd fetd lienemdt.
SmpeIuieuran naiiiua oil fofous
peter Sobnion'n talosia miime pp
bdnd. Seuraatpu fofous tulee ole
maon ppfDiesId 6 pnd eliot.
Gpdusfon aauot tabtopat toifi'
naan fofonaan Iammuttaa heiton
usfon fipindn, mutta robfeaua lmot'
tamutieua Seeiuffen tperibaamoibin
tpoitan fiuIautiet. - 2aIiit fielut!
Robfaisfaat toinen totstanne ia tu-
fefaa beitfoia.
Nditd piirteIee ffarenne
2aroliina 6enbrictIon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-06

tyota meilla Ell taalla ole, vaan sill
tikin me olemme tilaisuudessa, kerr
ran ia kahdesti kuussa kuulla evan.
keliumia Jeesuksesta, joka kuole-
mallaan lunasti meidat ia text mel
dat osalliseksi siita onnesta ia au-
tuudesta ionka Jumala on valmis-
tanut Mile iotka uskovat hanen
paallensa.
Amerikalainen lahetysyhdistys on
ottanut hoitoonsa mama pienet paik-
kakunnat joten me saamme nauttia
lahjaksi evankeliumin armo-kut-
sua. Sanotulla yhdistyksella on
nykyaan matka.saarnaajana Aleksi
Rata, joka nuoruuden voimilla ju-
listaakin voimallista parannusta ia
syntein anteeksi antamusta.
On meta taalla pienoinen joukko
ioille Jumalan sana on suloisem-
paa kuhn hunaia, vaikka on niita-
kin iotka kieltavat Luoiansa ia
Lunastaiansa, iotka taman mail
man kunnia on saanut vietellyksi
verkkoihinsa.
Olin unhottaa eta Synodin puo-
leltakin on ruvettu tekemaan lahe-
tysty0ta, vaan luulen ettei Sc ko.
vinkaan palion saa kannatusta.
K ansamme tarvitsee saada kuulla
evankeliumia Kristuksesta, joka on
lain loppu jokaiselle uskovaiselle
autuudeksi.
Sunnuntaikoulutyo on meilla jar
iestetty iossa koetetaan opettaa
lapsillemme suomenkielen lukus,
m utta ~paaasiana olemme pitaneet
sta eta vointimme mukaan olem-
me heita k%oettaneet iohtaa Jeesuk.
sen, tuon lasten parhaan ystavan
syliin, ioka on sanonut: ,,Sallikaa
lasten tulla minun tyk0ni ia alkaa
kieltako heita, silla sen kaltaisten
on Jumalan v~altakunta". Me olem-
me ottaneet sunnuntai koulussam.
me kaytantoon kansainvaliset ticks.
ti.kortit, MIN. suomalaista painosta,
ia ovat osottautuneetkin hyvin kay
tannollisiksi ioten olisi suotava eta
ne tulisivat yleensa kaytantoon suo-
m~alaisissa sunnuntai kouluissam!
me.
Lopuksi toivotan armoa ia rau,
haa kaikille Auttaian lukiioille crit
tainkin Mile iotka ovat osaveliem!
me armossa. F. I. f,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-06
West Barnstable, Mass.

Tuskin koskaan on ollut kirioi-
tn ksia Auttaian palstoilla talta
paikkakunnalta, iosta syysta lienee-
kin tama paikka lehden lukiioille
tuntematon.
Lienee aluksi paikallaan eta
mainitsen muutamalla sanalla mis-
sd yllamainittu paikkakunta loytyy.
Sc sijaitsee n. B.. Cape Godin ME-
mella, niilla seuduin missa muinai.
set Pilgrimit nousivat maihin ia
iossa he alkoivat raivata maata
asutukselle, kuhn my0s laativat
talle maalle perus-saann0t, seka
toivat hegellisen vilielyksen esiin.
Syysta voimmekin todella samoa
n alta seutuia American henkiseksi
kehdoksi, ioka muuttumaton muis-
to on piirretty historian lehdillekin.
Tannekin on osunut kansamme
lapsia sievonen ioukko, jotka hank
kivat toimeentulonsa mariamailla
tiilitehtailla y. m. hommissa. On.
pa useita kansalaisia, iotka ovat
antautuneet Observation-Disclosures
kimaan toimeentulonsa ia tyytyvai'
STA nayttavat olevankin ammattiin-
ga kuten ennen S~aariiarven Paavo,
vaikka toisinaan tulee sato niukem'
pikin. ,.vaikka kokee, eipa hylkai
! Herra". Jariestettya seurakunta'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-06
@arquette, @icb,

Slifin Min mieleudni iatfanut, mat
Ia ~fertomustani firfouisfofoufiesta,
paan eipd Iitd alma Min iaa toteu.
tumaau %afioita, fuin toipoiIi. Mat.
nttien paan, eta ne menettipdt pal.
Jon iotfa eipdt idapuneet fofoufieen,
fiud min ibana ia terpeeIinen oil ie
malta, ia fitten e pastaan otto ia
fobteIu periud. ettd fit6 barmoin
fuoIepainen iaapi oiafieen tddud
maasIa. Toipoiiin ettei fufaan iol.
la maan on tilatiuutta iaapua toto
utieen idiIi fosfaan naan pois Fir.
fouisfofoufista.
Meiud oil tddud mitd bert
taiiempia iublia presque faa'
reua. SImafin oil mitd ibanin.
NeIid pubuiaa foettiwat 6erran mt.
meen, fumata !9erramme Seeiufien
funniaa, ia firffautta ibmisIieIuiae,
Ia teroittaa iitd pabinfoa ionfa III.
mtStmnta fdrIii, find, ettd bpIidd
9erran armon, iota SumaIa eman'
feliumiu fautta taritiee. sc oil fab'
besia iubteesIa iubIa, ionfa faltais-
ia Ell ole ennen tddud ouut, iosta oil
! m. m. iefin ieurous, ettd Min monel.
ia eri iuunnaIta Ioapui Julia pIeiiDd,
iuniaa ia autoilla. 2uten oil iImoi.
%tettufin oil italia mieId firfosiamme
iatfo iubIa, iosia t~ilaiiuubesia iaa-
tin mabmistaa fietuiamme m. m.
9erran Seeiufien aiettamoIIa iafra.
mentiad, 9erran ppbdud ebtoouiiel-
la. Eoimomme ia rufoiIemme ettei,
ndt ndmdtfddn tilaifuubet ole tur.
baan nietetpt tpaan, eta ne ianat,
ioita julian festdesfd pubuttiin tuot.
tamat bebeImdd iidiippben banana
betfend. Suofoon Sumala ettd oIifi
naStafin tiIaiIuutta toiien firffofun'
nan ~opettaiiua iaapua iubIiimme
fuin mpDs toiien paitfofunnon fD5'
reild. Toitpomme, ettd ie pbbpS'
benfi, iofa meibdt ferran tdpbeaifes-
II pbbtstdd ioifi metdd meta tddad.
Fin 10, uiein pbteen iubIimaon. Niiu
me tottpomme ettet toiien firffoeun,
nan opettaiat. ia Iaulutuoro, toiieltc
paitfafunnaIta, olift torminnut fatio
tddad fdpntidnId, paan ettd Off
iddnpt berttoiiet muiStot. ioten NEIL
III diff totnoa iaaba tetbdt toiStef
Elm iubliimme. Grittdtn iaiireen ftt
touiIuuben melfaan idimme teiIe
maan me emme life mot teitd polfita
maiffa fen mteIeudmme tefifimme
naan me toitpomme ettd Falls ifdm
me taipaaSta, norman on tell,
len palfttIetpa mttd' me tpattpaiIe
emme mot palfita. Saabaompai
mdbbd fninfa me onnistumme Dina
Jan ia Beecbmoobtn iubIiua. ama
IaSfa iubIttdan, futen on 10 matnittu
eIof. 2 p. ia 8edwoobisia 9 p. Eoi
. momme ia rufoilemme, ett'