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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-05

resfa t~paorasiaH ioutua Huotfin mail
Ia faoin Suomeen tuppautupan
Observation-Disclosures, muben iofptnto'
opin aaltoibin. 6dn lufi fiaoin ba'
lula Observation-Disclosures f~iriauiiuut'
ia ia bdnen pfiinfertainen %usfoniil'
mdnid aIfoi bimmentpd. (Edhdn at
faan oil ban 10 lutberilaiien enan'
feIiumipbbistpfien folportDDrind).
Edaaiiesia tilasIa oaesiania ioutiit
bdu erddn emanfelifen pstdmdnid
fera fomaan finaan fiitd, fufa on
SumaIan lapIi, ia mditti fipenfo'
maan, etiei Haamatusia eifd Guns
nustuSfirioisIafaan mufa ntmttetd
misiddn mertiiptiestd fetddn muita
SumaIan Iapieffi fuin usfomat'a.
Soinen taas mditti, ettd Sumala on
meibdt ferran 2ristufien fnolemas'
ia /, moitosia iefd fasteesia auiu'
aifii tebnpt ia lapfifIeen ottanut, Min
ct tdtd tefoa moi meibdn epdustom'
me turbafIi. tebbd. W}e olemme iiltd
~autuaiffi SumaIan lapIifFi tebtpid ia
o~stettuia, JOS Ftd usfomme tabi EN-
me uSfo.
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-05
Hmn ,.nturDattu" 3iinsatainem IL
mestbi ibmiSten ilmuille.

Eornion ieubuiue on Ianpunut tpD
mics 2iimatninen, iofa pari nuotto
tafoperin tam attiin rmurbottuna" 10
ioSta murbasta pari miestd parat
faa istuu IuorittamasIa ~elinfautisto
furitusbuoneran9aistusta. Eopab'
tuman maibeet omot tdbdn oSti leu
raapanloiIet:
Warrastuun "a pnd 1911 tapat'
tin Eornion neturital Tin ldbeltd pelt'
tarin plitdptdndn Iuoto muuon tnn'
tematon mics murbattuna ia rpD'
udttpnd, iobon famolaon tefoon
ippuiiifi epdiltpnd fitten man9ihiin
Semeri SisnaI ia DriD Gbparo So
linen nimiiet tulfurimiebet.
Gnnenfuin tapobtuma ioutui fiblos
funuanoifeuben fdIiteltdndff IIa'
tornioua n6fi tolotas Mu9uSt Gem
ped, Mlotornion &iafan fpldstG, mer
ftuiIeu unen, futen ban lite fertot.
Sdn ndet Eornion toupunsiSia fdp.
tnddn muutamia pdipid murbota.
paufIen idlestd ndfi ieuoista unta,
ettG 0t1e 2iimotoinen ntmiuen mics,
ionfa ban entuuoesta tunIi, oil iao.
puninaan bdnen luofIeeu f%ertoen,
miten pnri roiSiod oil bdnet muir
bannut RaumoIa (Iornion aleman
tienoiao) ia pienpt bdneltd pasin
IetG toista tubotta mortfaa. .upeS
ia ilmssipid oil nield p%pptdnDt, eta
&emped fdnifi bduen (Giimataifen)
ruumisto faiiomasIu, Fun mumt ei'
ndt bdutd tunne. 2emped fdmifin
ioulut. 3 1911 murbattua ruumtsta
@latornton firtfomoaua oIefposfa
IeitfuubuoneeSia faiiomasia ia ma.
euuttt murbatun oleman Wiue Sit,
mataiIen. CANON muutamat muut
oIimat tunteminaan murbaiun Wtue
&iimatatIeff, ionfa IuuItiin paIan'
neen Ruotiu Rirunasto Eornion tie
noiae ia tddad %ioutuneen iuIman tie
on ubritR.
Eapabtuma ioutut oifeuben tutfit'
ia foetetttin 2itmatoiien pot'
moa Iaaba oiteu.een tuuIuSteltamat.
4, maan banen oIinpaitfania idi al
tieousteIuista buoIimatto tun'
lemattomoff. Run iuttu oil oaut
uIeita fertoio MlatornioIla fibIatun
.anoifeuben fdfiteltdwdnd, tuomit
Iiin SisnoI ia Sofinen Icfat. z p.
1912 Sitmototien rp5st5murbasta
,lintaubetF turitusbnoneeieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-05

i,dbefipd ia bdnen musician bols
nentaa.
aelon labetesia pbtd tdpttpi Nito.
laintirfeo ddriddn mpDten pleiI1std
2asmeiaG, tufilIa ia f%Spnnotiud
toriStehun fuorin oifeaue puolelle
aIettutpat mainoian ipDtomerit bd
men muobostomasIaan bauitufIesid,
maiemmaae Observation-Disclosures. 6
busfuntarpbmdt olimat iaapuneet
Iauiumaan iddhpndiierfd maitutus
maltaifimmaue tanianebustaiaIle.
Sitdpaitfi iuuri ioutto Idbeltd ia fau'
pempaa, iopa maamme ultopuoIel
tain tuleiben ldbetpstDien idfenid,
ia tirton nlfopuoIeaa ianeat ioutot
pIeiiDd, tubanfia betfen ipmdn tuns
neImon naltaamia fanialaiIi.
2euo 1 iaapui administrative firt'
foon. Wainaian tpDtpperit ienaa'
tisIa fantoiuat ruumistirstun fuo.
riin, 8.thopenin ~furumarsiia ioitta'
esia ia plioppiIas piirien fumartues.
ia funnianoiotufIeen
Semppelisia maliti barpinaiien
bertha ia ipwd mieliaIa. Siiben
maifutti oialta Suomen 2aulun iba'
nasti eiittdmd toraaIi. Councilman
tuItiiii ipwdbenfiiesid pubeesiaan
prof Roienq niit, iofa mpbs toimitti
ruumiinfiunaufien. So FUN lauloia'
tor 2iIieqwiit fenidlfeen ilmeiieud
hartaubeua lauloi !6dnbel'in lei iba
nan &arson. min tuutut filta fuin
5dmelet oli|inat iulistaneet iuurta
aatteen poittoa. Wutta ferrasiaan
maItama oil maifutus iuruobielman
pddttpeSid maltiopditpdmirteen, iofo
pbteiiesti lauIettiin %ureuien ia torwi
en- idestpfIeqd. Siind fania lite IL
mai fen luiau nafaumufIe en-, ettd
nSumaIua' on onneu obiat, Suoiaao
Ipfpn amaimet, Ell fateben fainalos'
ia, pabanfuoman Iormenpddsid."
Suuri oil ie fuffais' ia fasmifum'
pu. iofa ieppeleistd foboIi. Niiber
IaSfemista festt folmatta tlntia
2auniina pudtpfIend tpaifutti ~
W:n ieppeleen lasteminen, ionfa Nh
tepbesid Suomen 2aulu laulettiin
Moni ianoi, etta toffopa ie Iaulu or
fosfaan ennemmin min liieuttapas
ii betten mielialaa tulfinnut.
Npfpinen bauitusIumnta loisti tdp
beuiieud ppisIaoloaaan, iouemmt
pta Iutuun uItopuoIeua e%iiintpnptti
poliiiia. iofa pudpiti iiriestpstd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-05

ionfa fddntetliin ia wddnteiIiin bdn
oil iiietin perrin pobiln perebtpnpt
Seaaiiena bdn eli ia maifutti ieura.
f%untainia feStead, fuin patriarffa,
ioae faiffi buoIenia ia iurunia tot.
mat ilmi. 9dn ie paranteIi beibdn
aiotaluiaan, antoi neutppia faitisIa
aIioisfa outtoi faiftinua misId tar.
Wittiin, faipamatta foStoan Ieimis.
fddn1d maaban.
9dn oil tobelinen felunpaimen
JOS fufaan, alma otpuliaS, alma nm.
mdrtdmd ia ioruittamn.
So ieaaiiena bdnen muistonia e.
lid fauau OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rae.
faasia muistosia.
@omasti 9enrif @ustaf Ebeobor
SrofeIbt oil ipntpnpt Saaftimasia
maaltSf. IA pnd 1887 ia oil fiis
fuoaesiaan Idbes n puoben mans
ba. STA oil nurmetien fappaIainen
Better 5 ST. 4rofelbt ia diti Saaf-
fiman firtfoberran tptdr Gbarlotto
Mecbelin, iofa oil erittdin Iabiafas
nainen. Wainaiaa iuree m. nj. col
me poifaa, firioiliiot Subani &bo.
peffa 9rofelbt ia Raue 8rofeIbt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-05
8ppastf 81. 8rpfelbt fnpllnt.


Suonnen piifatemieS on taas fdp'
MT eIoania foriaamasia. Sdud fer'
taa ie tempaIi mufaanId nonbun,
10 uupuneen ipDmieben Serronia
peltoIoraIta. Siialmen ronasti Sb.
9rofelot on fuolIut no. +. 4 pnd.
6dnesId meni manan moioiue ptfi
pobiois.S Canon merfiuifmpid per.
ioaauiiuusFia, pappi ia %tanianmies
nditten fanain tauneimmasIG mefg
tptIeSId. Waatimotonto la bilidisia
ON romasti 8roIeIbtin maouinen na'
euus fpad ouut. 81 bdu ole tosfoan
tabtonut itiestddn ddntd pitdd.
Mtutta pitfdn eldmdnid aian ban
on ouut Toto 5ielultaan anfara to-
tuuben etiiid, ibmiseIdmdn fiidistsa
armoien t%utfiia. SO nuorena ban
liittpi Suomen berdnndiipDsIiittee'
Ieen ia on tdmdn ibanan faniauiien
berdtpsoian miimeilid ppltpditd, 10
fa murtumatta on festdnpt o~ifoien
piimot. Npt on bdnfin IopuIta ior'
tunut.
Homasii Yrofelbt on toto eIdmdn'
tn1nIG pmistonut pmoIIe feurafuns
noaeen. Sdn on eldnpt iieud fuin
I'D lapIienia fesfeud. Runiain mdds
rim omat ieurafuntaIaiiet iaaneet
nautiia tdmdn fiidiiesti riffaan mie.
ben tp6n tuloffista, pddsIeet oIiui
TitIi bduen fielunaortetstaan.
paatpo MuotIaIaiIen berdnndiIpps
ilmeni tdeid uston miebesfd ifddu
tuin ialostunsempana ia pubtaom.
puno. &c oil lempedd, naloiIaa
mutta tiufimdtontd fristiaiipp.td, 10.
fa faiffiaua toetti fosfeteua ibmis,
ten iaIompiin tunteiIiin, Ioibtia eIiin
niitten poroimmat ominaiIuubet
Samaua iiind ilmeni aina Iopitia.
pa rauban benfi.
&auneimmaua tanauo t6mG tuIi
ilmi romasti 8rofelbtin omaSIa eIa
mdsid. 9dnen Idbimmdiienrattou.
tenia oil paIama ia bdnen %oIanot
tonia toisten fobtaloibin alma bor.
minoiien ldmmin ia ipmd.
aofo IieIuuaan bdn oil imeptpnpt
Ssi1aImen moaperddn, mifd paraiten
oiottaa bdnen iuurta ia borrasta
fiinipmpstddn pmaon Ieurofuntoon.
ia Ia fen ibmifitn. Homasti Brofelb.
tiSta on 1anottu, eitd bdn oil iiToIs
melaifiin, ettd ban roiuominai5uut.
tuului tapbeueen tdbdn Fan.
iaan. Niin bdnen perionaonia Fir
faSi piaton iiialmeIainen Ieittui.
Ipps, lola bdn olaf mnnen eIdmdsfd
tipet toioteIa la tuaIoa eIdmdn Ipn.
tiuefin poluiue luoba. So borpi.
noiieaa tatpaua bdn olaf tebb8 Il.
pmpdrist6aeen pmmdrreitd.
Edsfd auttoi oIaItoan 5etin
sttd bdn pffin fooruoisiaonfin tapt.
I oino fitd Sfolmen pubbosta muir.
retto, iota fonia porotien taiufi ia !
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-05
umobtumut %iateenwarjo.
(Satt.)

Merfiaiiet omat tiet, ioita 8erra
fdpttdd palouttaesiaan %fabonneita
ibmisTieIuia.
Nuort opettaio meni erddnd Jun
nuntai. iltapdimdnd aiuntofaupunfin.
ia ldbeilppbesid fiaitlepaan metiddn
ialoitteIemaan. 9lttid fuuli bdn tor.
tpiioittoa. Wlitd ie merfiFNi?
Sdn fuIft fobtt %ioittoa ia buomaIi
iieud tpietettdpdn Northumberland.
&c oil muoIiubIaania iublima nuos
rufaispbbistps. Nuori opettaia Iaa'
pui parbaafii fuulemaan, fuinfa
erds mieras pappi Iopetti julian rus
fouf ieIa. Sdn fuunteli ibmeisIddn,
ST miuoinfaau ofut ban fuuuut te'
nenfd6n Min rufoilenan. EGmd
miesbdn rufoili niinfuin !Serra Sees
Jus cliff eldmdnd Idsnd.
&aulun pddtpttpd ilmoitettiin, ettd
pieras pastort tulili mpDbemmin
italia pitdmddn eIiteImdn taupun.
9isia iioitienasIu buoneustosia.
Opettaia oiatteli: n9dntG, iofa oioa
min rutoiua, tobbon mind fuula".
ga Min bdn italia meni ilmotettuun
p%aitfaou
Cana fostettt bdnen ipbdntddn.
0tutta fuin iaornaain feboitt riitd
f~eIuia, ioiaa ct ouut rauboa, id
mddn idIfifotoufI een, tarttui ban Eli
paosti %battuunia ia tiirubti uIos
lIos tultuaan buomaFi ban unobs
taneenia fateenparionia buoneus.
toon.
Wlitd tuliIi bduen tebbd? MeniRtD
ban Iifddn bafemaan fen? aiatteIe,
Jos ban %iuofiee iuoraan postorin
ipliin ia tdmd fpipp fuinfa ban on
tuuut. On parasta ontaa iateenpors
Jon ola. Wutta fittenfin, iateenpors
10 on oiman uuTi ia erinomoinen.
Wibboin pddtti ban biipid fIddn.
ia noutaa Iateenporionia. Wtutta ie
Ell fdpnpt pdinid poremmin fuin ettd
bdn ioutui pbteen pelfddmanid pas.
torin fanSfa. Sdmd, Fun buomaIi
bdnen faifdbtpneen fatieenid, bdnen
prittdesiddn puiabtaa obitie, tortiui
biIiaa bdnen fatparteenfa ia fpipi
raffaasti: rRafos pstdnd, onto
teild ranba Sumalan ~tonsio?"
y@i".
- ,Nlutta milf ei?"
Molemmat istabtimat penfille ia
pubelinat onomieIiiesti festenddn.
Eulos oil fe, ettd nuori opettoia,
iofa tuli Ipnninbdtddn, unobtuen
faitfi pmpdriaddn, notfisti poImenia
ia idtti Ipbdmenid 9erraue.
auinfa fiittitddu ban mpDbemmin
Sumalaa, iotd oil antonut bdnen
unobtaa Iateenmarion! Sdmd iattu.
maban oil iaanut Qua maifuttamos
ia bdnen paIaomiieiieen Serran Iuo.
Sdnd pdipdnd ieifoo tuo mics
iobtaiana 9erran runiaasti %finnaa.
man msfopan Ieurafunnau fesfeud
la foettaa tofo ipodmestddn pua
isfd TURTLE ettd pieniIe tienndptid,
idnd 2rtstufIen Iuo. &unnia %olfoon
SumaIon, metbdn Dopabtoiomme,
bdn etTii fabonneita. Onto bdn Ioa.
nut etIid iinua? !6dn tabtoo rattan,
besia metdd %ipntiIid Iuofieen. Snfo
bdnen puoIeenIanetdtpd raffoutenid
fobbannut mastofaitua finun ipba.
mesIdf? MutuaS on fe, iofa on noe.
betty bdnen Iempeddn mapabtaiaip.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-05
Hostiljooni
Jcban Wxterbaek
Wleimen amtmmtemme
aristmfiesia.
(XGbetettp J

(Xdbeiettp }
Tarfoitutiemme eli ole ndiuG rirpeils
Id eIittdd tdmdn merfiqiien mieben
eldmdfertaa aitaperdilend fertoelma.
ma. Eabbomme tdsId eIittdd oino.
astaan muiitamia mertiqiIimpid fob.
flo bdnen omituileSta febittpmiIes'
tdnId 2ristufieSia tuIeen, nalmis.
tuneen ia nellie Iabioitetan, pbteiien
autuutemme fdiitpfiesid.
Sdmd merfiainen mics tasnoi I'll.
ben aitaan, Putin lounaiiesia Suo'
meS5a etpanfeliIempi outuntemme
tunto lepiTi nopeiua asfeleiuo, be-
rdttden faiftiaae ianomatointa iloa
pfIinfertaiIesIa usfosIa ia tainoaat.
len plidn, 3ristufIen eldndsid pbteD.
oesId. EdmG I~apieuiIen, ptIinfertai'
fen nston malo oil Ieanut %IilanIa
mpDS Westerbactan %ipbdmesId,
Sdsid pfiinfertoiiesIa, bppin lapel
IAies&a ,uStpsin tnIi han, eritt1infin
t%loiietfi oaesfanIu ennen Haabeen
muuttomiStania Eompereela, ioSia
iosia Itiben ATTAIN oil eriit6inftR ilot'
men, mopaa ia lopielinen benfiefpan'
felisten u~sfopaiSten piirisid. iobon.
ia 9ebber9in ia Hoien9renin wotaat
p%aroitutiet ia beudt, pstdpdaiiet
neutpot oltpat ipuobattaneet ia le'
mittdneet pbd fpafaampaa ia ppbem'
pad mieltd ia biIiaiIempaa Serran
peltoa. Guo Iitlemmin Sampereeua
pGdtdnid nostanut Str6mbor9ilat.
men, palaton IibanppbpDs ia i'm.
nitto mppsoppi, iosia muutamot ei'
mdt pitdneet endd Ipntid ipntind, Ell.
wdtfd ianoneet uStopaiien noipon
eifd tarpitIemanfaan endd rutoiaa:
yWind moinainen ipntinen", y. m.
f., tdmd burmaus ndpttdd oIeen
WeSterbnctoue tuntematoin faubts'
tuS.
Sppempiin mietisfelpihin ia aiiot
ia tppetemmdsti tarfastetuibin Ell
Westerbactouo puut erinomoisto fp.
End eitd taipumustafaon. Sdnen
iieIunIa oil peIintertaiiesti tdIttdnpt
main Ianomottoman ilonia ia autuu'
tenIa SeeIutIesIa erittdinfin noioen
apostoIiu ionain i7bbosta: n9dnen
laupeutenia fomtta ban meiodt oriu'
aifIi tefi nuben ipntpmiieu peion ia
ppbdn 8engen uuoistutien foutta."
Naistd %ianoista usfoi ban iban Df'
Enfertaiiesti, ettd Fun Sumala 2ris'
tutIesIu on meiodt autuaifli tempt,
Min me fits totta totiIesti autuoot
olemmefin." So idsId iloiiesia, lap
5euiIesIa usfosIa ell bdn ftien, tloi
ten SumaIan ianaSia ia Seeiutien
eIdmdsId pbiepbesid monia aifoia
ormofibIautien enIiiafiosia, alma no.
1SSO:n p~ateoile.
9dta ptfinfertoista, lopieaista us
fopn Westerbact tunnusti mpDs pb
I'd iloiIesti ia ptIintertoiiestifin, enIin
misunderstanding, rytuorufainen1,
fifteen lebbeSiddn rGwanfeIinen", iefd
muotuisten emanfeltumein Ia epis
ieIitpfisid ia mDnisia muisio
pienemmisid firiuifisio, ioita foiftia
ptRnfetioisten usfopaisten piiretsid
lola ia baIuua beIppotoiui'
lena fielun rafennufiena ia fpirpoi
tutiena, buoIimatta niisia e~fitntpniS'
ID; monista muobouiiiSta puutteista
eieIesfa pnnd muusia. Wuoben 1880
10 ebfdpd 10 tpdbdd ems
oil Westerbact ioIaiiesi iuu'l
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-05

= aatftt iotfa baIuatte ioabo buo.
neenne rpfpoifaieen mo0iin Min fdp.
fdd WaoIort W2atin pubeila. Sdn
ndpttdd manit ,. m. Eapettto 5 len.
tistd 500 boIariin ruIla.
Ill 81. Surrp EeleF. 338 3.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-05
Suonen uutisia.
@altippdimdim inblalliiet
atpaiailet.

SNaltippdipdim inblalliiet
atpaiaiIet.
SO. {. 4 pnd ioimitettiin Doltiopat'
pien iublaaiiet apaiaiIet tamanmr'
faifin iublaliiuutfin Nifolointirfoeia
ia feiiariq,ien linnan paltaistuinla
IisIa. 2eaon ldbeiesfd pbfd ldbtt
mdt ebustaiafunnan idienet pube
mites ia marapubemiebet etunendsid
ebusfunnan ishintobuoneen eouStal'
to Nifolaintirttoon, iosIa mainttul'
la euonIponniqd alfoi iumalanpal
fpelus. Observation-Disclosures pitt e.
bustaia ropasti g Nrofauio Ia
paltiopdimdfuoro maisteri 3. 8le
metin iobboaa eIitti lauluia. 2irfos'
to ldbbettiin naltaistuinialiin.
Gbustaiain aIetuttua field paifoil
ieen iublamenoien obiaoian mod
radmddn iariestptieen pnbemies ia
marapubemiebet etumaiTina oifealla
Idbinnd fp%altaistuinia aStuipat la
lin Ienaatin idienet ia fitten fenraa'
Iif%une-nDDri ieurueineen. WaltaiS.
tuimen p~ortaiben iuurelta laui nj fens
raaIifumernD6ri mendidfIi:
aenraaIifupernDDri iuIistaa paltio.
pdipdt apatuff.
.9aiffein forfeimmoSta fdsfpStd
ia s. &. Waiesteettinia forfeasi ia nj
mesId iuIistan mind fulupan muo.
ben lafimddriiiet paltiopditpd DIT ana'
tufF.~
pubeen tddnii iuomeffi ia ruotiitii
fen. &. g. Saarifosfi.
pubemies S'dblbersin mos
tauSpube.
pubemies Si6blber9 lauiut tdmdu
idlfeen iuti ebusfunnan alamaiIen
funuioitufien ia onnentoipotnfIen
8. %. 2eiIarilIe ia SuurirubtinaoIe.
pubeen fddnii mendidfIi s. 2oiWis'
tpinen.
SGmGn idlteen luetteli fenraulifui
nernDDri ebuSfuunaIe idtetpt arm.
eTtptIet. 2uettelon fddnii iuomeffi
ia ruotIiti ienaattort Saarifosti.
Sitten poistuinot fenoatiortt la fens
raaIifunern5Dri ieurueineen iefd e.
o~usfunnon idienet, Ia inblamenot
oIipat p%ddttpneet.
pDptdfirioa pitt t~ilaiiuubesI "a eft
teliidIibteeri u. pulfttnen.
GbusfunnaIe idtetpt eiitpties.
- rs NJ aAAA <
Questionable anaiaistiIoiiumbesia
idtetpt orm. eIitptIet olinat ienraa'
mat; L ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS idriestd'
miiestG, p eimaIuostunnasta, 81
Observation-Disclosures fuponfi- ia
pddomameroSta, a. mauasiuoma'
iuostunnaSta ia mauosiuomoin teb'
oosmaiIesta malmiStamtIeSta, 81
pcIotpiinamerosta ia len fdpttdmi.
IestG, g. noroien banffimiIesta nil
bin iarpeiIiin, JOPLIN nalttontulot Ell
mGt riit6, y liIdIuostunnaSta muo'
befi 1914, s. moroien piottamiieS
to muoben 1915 naltiopdipdfus
tannutIiin. 81 poIoniinanoroien
bubietista ia 10) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tpSto,
RenraaIifumernDDrin nastaanotto.
aenraalifunernDDrin otti firfnu
opena mostaan pormoon piispa
$. Rdber9b, iofa bdntd ternebti
Ieuraaipana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: piet.
1. 8: 10-11: 2aitfien ormon Su
maIo, iota on tutIunut teitd, mGbdn
oifaa fGrFttpdnne pd6iemddn iion-
faittiieen fi~rffouteenia 2rismtIesia,
SGn on teiodt no.mistand, teitd tue
feipo, mobpistapa ia luiittatpa.
!Sdneae olfoon tunnia la paIta iian'
faiftiIesta iionfaittiieen. Imen"
Observation-Disclosures
tefstind oil 5 Wtoi. 33: 27.: Cur
manaIi on SumaIa iionfaiffinen ia
tufenof fatoamattomat fdfiDarret.
Sdn oiaa ulos miboaiIeSf eoestdf,
ia ianoo: !6ufuta beibdi!'
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-16

The republican vote cast was very
light. The candidate for governor
was nominated by less than one-third
of the registered party vote. The
majority proposal, much of which is
thoroughly bad, becomes the regular
republican party platform. Planks IS
and 26 are cheap bids for votes.
PIanks II and IS are positively reac-
tionary, because they are not sound.
Planks 81 and % are conflicting and
Impractical on their face, an o
a lack of understanding Of the funda-
mentals of taxation. Political parties
are maintained to promote sound pub
lie policies. The truth must not be
suppressed for the sake of organiza-
ton in a political way any more than
in a religious way. Plank 10, calling
for the repeal of the present primary
law, before it had been tried (while
the principles of the same are being
prepared for adoption in other states)
and without having anything better to
offer seems to tend towards chaos"
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-16

from telling of his wealth. fearing that
his explanation as to how he had ac-
quired it would not be believed.
Laura Hinchelwood was delighted
with his return, though she had no
idea that it meant any change in their
relationship. When Cotton told his,
fish story she thought that something
had happened to turn his brain, but
when he showed her his bank account
as evidence she was staggered. At
last he Induced her to believe that he
was really rich and had made his
money by this streak OF sheer luck.
Having convinced her, he was not,
afraid Of any nj else. Sir David
Hinchelwood when he assured OF,
the truth, having found the fortune he
was looking for, was nothing loath to
give his daughter to the young man.
Edward Cotton purchased an estate
near that Of his Oldest brother, who
had BY this time inherited the family
title, and he is now the financial main.
stay Of the earl and Sir David Hinch-
elwood.
The Rothschiids OF London made Il
large fortune by receiving news Ia al.
vance Of the eyentful battle Of Water
loo.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-16
A Fish Story
But a True One
By laura c. BURNHAM

Edward Cotton was the youngest son
OF the Earl of Edgerton. Between the
years of fourteen and eighteen as a
member OF a noble family he had his
full enjoyment of life. He was a tall
boy, s~trikiRgly handsome and a great
~fayorite. During this period a love af-
fair sprang up between him and Laura,
daughter OF Sir David Hinchelwood,
an impecunious baronet as proud as he
was poor. Sir David's main object
in life was to marry his daughter to a
man who would be able lift the
family to its condition OF former
years. Edward Cotton, being a
younger son in a family all Of whose
property was entailed on the Oldest
male heir, must of necessity, as soon
as he had grown to manhood, shift for
himself.
There was absolutely no hope of his
possessing the girl he loved. When he
was twenty years old he babe her fare
well, being about to sail for Australia.
He looked the matter squarely in the
face, but the girl with feminine faith
would not admit but that something
would happen to- urn their present
condition.
That's the lovefiest thing about a
girl said the lover; shes an optimist
In the very face of calamity.
Cotton went to Australia more to
break away from associations that
would thereafter be impossible for
him than the hope of making q for
tune. He had not inherited business
Instincts and had no taste for a bust
ness life. He found a position in the
counting d of q wool merchant
named 0ldershaAs but did not retain
it5 long. Building himself a hut beside
the ocean, he contented himself with
q small remittance sent him quarterly
by his father. He was naturally fond
Of fishing and supplied his table with
fish caught in the ocean.
Cotton went to Australia in 1868.
One day while out for large fsh he
caught d shark on his line. There was
something in the fish that he needed
possibly a little oil for his lamp. All
any rate, he cut it up. al number Of
articles u~ndigested were In the ssonn-
ach, among them q folded newspaper.
which. though soaked, left the inner
sheets In tolerable condition. Quite
likely 1t he'd been thrown from some
ship the shark y following Tor food
and picked up by the voracious fish.
Cotton took It to bis hut and spread 1t
oaltshefore q fire to dry. Insthe even
ing after his supper he took up what
4 there was Of # TO read, ana the first
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-16
tailed somewhat less than $4,000, and

tailed somewhat less than $4,000, and
vi read that
AFTER paying for the tabernacle,
the remaining amount went to pay for
light, heat, janitor service, half the
salaries of the other members of the
Sunday party, and their entertain.
ment while in Pittsburg. The lumber
of the tabernacle was sold after the
completion of the meetings for 81, $50,
and the balance remaining in the
treasury was turned over to the per
manent evangelistic committee OF
Pittsburg to continue evangelistic
work in the Pittsburg mills, shops,
etc, under the direction Of the local
churches"
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-16
heading that met his eyes was.
France Declares War an G~arrnanv -

head1ng that met his eyes was,
France Declares War on Germany"
There Were two important facts con
corning this first news in Australia of
the breaking out OF the Franco-Prus-
sian war. First. there was then no
cable connecting the island with the
mainland: secondly, the shark is a
very swift swimmer. Cotton had not
heard of the breaking out Of the war
and did not believe such news had
reached Australia. He sat thinking
about the matter in his cabin, and it
occurred to him from his knowledge Of
the wool business that a European
war would advance the price of wool.
Early the next morning he went into
the city, saw 0ldershaw and told him
that an important event had occurred
that would affect the price Of wool,
Oldershaw agreed that If Cotton would
tell him what it was he {Oldershawl
would give him half the profit on any
wool he bought or sold on account of,
it. Cotton then produced his news
paper.
Wool was selling at1S cents q pound,
and oldershaw bought all there was at
hand, He had scarcely completed his
purchases before a ship came in with
the news OF the declaration Of war be-
tween France and Germany.
The wool that Oldershaw had bought,
In pence he sold In sIillings. He made
a fortune for himself and one for Cot
ton, The war was of short duration.
and fortunately the wool was sold
near the highest point. Cotton recelv-
ed his profits within d few months
after be had canght the shark that.
had brought him his luck and d few
DAYS later sailed for England
He found his love still disengaged,
but resisting her fathers efforts to- I'M
duce her to marry the son of 81 rich
brewer. There had been no news re-
ceived III England of Cotton having
suddenly made ii fortune, ard when he
appeared no one dreamed that he was
very wealthy ! He ~refrained