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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-05

This IL a matter that affects
Is, s12. 900 persons. the number
who smoked ciKarets in the United
States In the past year.
Edison is not an abstainer from
tobacco himself II Is ONLY
CIGARETS that he abhors. He
"chews" and smokes cigars. He
has prohibited his 500 employees
from INDUCING In eigarets only,
and because. he says. they duh
the brain"
When this challenge TO the ''cof-
fin-nail'' was issued the American
Tobacco company, largest tobacco
concern in the world, came back
with a broadside affirming cigar
cts to be harmless. As q result
Edison has decided upon a novel
experiment.
He is making a test on several
men, half of whom are allowed to
puff on cigarettes to their hearts
content, while the other half are
required rigidiy TO abstain from
the use of tobacco i'm amy form
during the length of the test,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-05

tion of CRITICAL Surgeons In con-
vention here.
DIR. Herkimer spoke on the SUBJ
ject, Common Sense and Honesty
in Medicine"
There appears to be a hysteri-
cal craze for surgeory," said DR..
Herkimer. 1.-THE people are soon
going to demand q halt IL sur
geons do not use their honesty to
stop the wholesale act of surgery
for name, fame and money. The
younger surgeons are more SUBJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-05
YOUNG ARMOUR, DRESSED As 4
| AB0RER WORKS IN U.iClE'S YARD

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-They put
on a new hand" at the stock
yards the other day. Wears over
alls, high boots and a blue flaa-
mel shirt just like the rest OF the
"pig-stickers' and butchers, "
but he doesn't carry a dinner
pail and when he kicks off his
rubber boots at 6 o'clock he
doesn't tramp off to a shanty
back o. the yards" nor does he
join the bunch" of cattlemen at
The Silver Dollar bar.
Perfumed Bath.
Nothing like that for the good
looking young chap with square
shoulders, the carefully brushed
hair. and the soft white hands.
It's a perfumed bath for him, and
a red automobile TO speed him
away from the sickening odors OF
Packingtown to the gentle zeph-
yrs of Lake Forest. For the new
hand" is none other than PHILLIP
ID. Armour III, namesake and
grandson of the founder of the
great American packing industry
just graduated from Yale and the
very best tango stopper, and gel
player at Lake Forest.
A Cattle Buyer.
Young Armour IL on the PACK.
ing plant payroll as a cattle buy
err. he works from O'Clock in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-05

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Are 49,
coo 900 young men of America
ACTUALLY signing their own GER
tificates to the madhouse or writ
ing their personal epitaphs with
that innooent-looking smoke that
curIs from the cfgarets they hold
between their teeth. OF are they
simply enjoying a HARMLESS
psstime. or, indeed. bensfitins
their healthf
Thomas A. Edison. great inven-
tor. and Henry A. Ford, famous
manufacturer, have surprised the
country by announcing a deter
mined leaning toward the former
startling theory and have given
orders that none of their employees
are TO use the ubiquitous coffin
nail" while tobacco company Off
cfals. noted doctors and leading
PSYCHOLOGISTS the country over are
rushing to the swift defense of the
s-pills" and are attempting to
prove that they are no ally of
death.
Now WHICH is right?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-05
British Troops
Good On March

LONDON, Oct. 5.-Brftish IN
fantry has the reputation Cor
marching and staying power. Eff
teen miles a day were regarded
. few years ago as q good aver
age for q large column; twenty
five for a small body Of seassn=
ed men, In the autumn mansu=
vers of 1903, when q test vas
made Of British marching ability.
the First Infantry Brigade cover
ed thirty miles In one day. and
the Second and Third Infantry
Brigades. hampered BY artillery,
twenfy-fhree miles. The Fifth
and Sixth Infantry brigades cover
ed fhirty-one miles; the first
DeTonshire Regiment ~thirty-five
miles: the First Grenadfer Guards
thiFtF=fiEs miles, and the First
Cheshire Regiment thirty-three
miles The service equipment
carried On this occasion averaged
&c pounds in weight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-05

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Oct. ).
One phase of Peace Sunday"
at the White House yesterday
was a meeting between President
Wilson and George Harvey, of
the North American Review.
whose attacks on Mr.. Wilson
formed one of the features of the
last presidential campaign.
The president and Mr.. Harvey
talked for an hour I'm the presi-
dents study and 1t is said the
meeting was most friendly. past
differences not being mentioned.
II was the first meeting since
their talk in 1911 in the pres
ence of Henry Watterson. editor
of the Louisville Courier-Journal
who refused TO support Mr.. Viii
son for the nomination
Mr.. Harvey called at the White
House on the invitation Of the
president to discuss the European
var situation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-05

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 8. -
In order that she might tango
with the man who could match
her accomplished dancing. Miss
Dahlia Playfair. society girl and
heiress of Australia. succeeded in
shattering all the rules of the sea
aboard teh Union Steamship COM
pany's liner Tahiti.
On a recent voyage to this port
Miss Playfair, daughter of ]. b.
Playfair, known as the Armour of
the ALtipodes. INDUCED her pas
sion for the tango every evening
with Bert Graham, q dancing in
structor.
Graham was a second cabin
passenger. I'D in the first cabin
Miss Playfair. accompanied by
her mother, was separated from
him by all the rules and caste Of
teh sea. But through effective
eo1olery of Capt. r. p. Evans,
the girl was able to have the bar
rier set aside. and Graham vas
given entree TO the first cabin.
Exhibitions were given by the
couple I'm both cabins. and by the
time the Tahiti reached this port
most Of the passengers had been
converted to the tango.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-05

ject to surgical hysteria than the
older ones.
could not blame the public
at large IL they would ask con-
gress to enact a law compelling
physicians to put in writing any
statement they might make in re-
latfon TO an operation being the
only chance against death. These
physicians are ready to jeopardize
their patients lives; they should
be willing to risk their profes.
sional reputation"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-05

which may cover several months.
"Cig.rets.~ he says, 'work hsx-
&C with q mans brain. ont only ON
account OF the deadly nicotine, but
also because the combustion of
eigaref papcr, which contains a
certain amount of fat. creates poi
sonOus aqualine gas that Is in
hailed with the smoke"
Theo. Roberts. famous New
York chemist, when Informed of
Edison's statement, laughed at IL.
of course. he is right, scientific
ally. but as a matter of practice
the particles of gas are so minute
as to be really negligible. Why,
any fat will produce this poison.
A woman frying lard will inhale
more of it in a minute than a
smoker does In a week."
DIR. Carlos F. Macdonald, who
has had 80 years experience as
alienist, says cigaret smoking II
never a CAUSE of insanity.
Here is what Dr. j. Mcdonald,
editor of the American Journal of
Surgery, said: 1T is ridiculous to
say that cigaret smoking reduces a
mans brain-power. 1t neither
stimulates nor Injuries an intelli-
gence. The claim that the crimi-
nal class is recruited from cigaret
fiends is easily controverted by
facts showing that many illustri-
Gus men, ranking in the front of
the worlds art, commerce or poll
tics, are confirmed eigaret or cigar
smokers. What physicians think
can be seen by the fact that at
every medical convention l OBJ
served the majority enjoying
cigaretsi
IL is true, as DIR. Mcdonald says,
that great men have always con-
sumed cigarets immoderately, but
il is also true that many great
ones have abstained from tobacco
in any forml
Among the former may be men
toned King George. King Al
phonso, DR.. Steinmetz, great cleo
trical engineer; Thos. Edison,
Kaiser William, j. NJ. Barrie, Rud-
yard kipling. George Sylvester
viereck, far-famed poet; John
Drew and VIM. Travers Jerome.
On the other side stand ranged
such men as President Wilson,
Theodore Roosevelt, William Jen-
There are, in contradiction to
men of Edison's theory, authori-
tiee ! found who actually favor
cigarets to all other forms of to-
bacco. One of these is Prof. w. r.
Lee of Harvard university. He
says:
~ made tests with cigars con-
tanning half as much nicotine as
bustion. great amount OF this
sIksIoid evaporated through the
pores I'm the paper or the tobacco
leaves, but twice as much In the
cigaret as I'm the cigar. The
ed Just double the quantity of
smoke of the cigsret.
Much of the nicotine is always
gathered directly back of the
burning point. being driven up
ward as the flame nears the end.
Anyone can verify this by re-
lighting a dead cigar, when in
the first few puffs he will draw
into his mouth the stored-up mic
otine which causes that bitter
taste on relighting a cigar.
From = cigaret. owing TO the
quickness with which 10 is
smoked. and it's thinness, less
nicotine is brought into the
body"
At one time, Prof. Harvey w.
Wiley, then connected with the
u. S. Department of Chemistry,
examined Is brands of cigarets
bought in open market. His
report stated that none contained
any foreign substances either in
the tobacco or the wrapper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-05
Food Probe Is
Still Pushed

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Oct. S.
The food price probe is pro-
ceeding vigorously, officials of
the department of justice an
nouneed today. More indiet-
ments against dealers will be re-
turned soon IL Is said Federal
agents are Investigating especial
u the increased cost of sugar
and particularly the beet situa-
ton In the west. where IL Is al
legged the supply IL being hoard
ed for higher prices.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-05

the morning until at night. IL
will be four years before he grad
yates from the stockyards, and
by that time he'll know exactly
how much a fat steer weighs on
the hoof, and he'll be able to
recognize a Missouri .razor-back
whenever he meets him. and he'll
know at a glance just how much
hard cash the steer and the razor
back represent in the way of
canned beef and pork sausage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-05
Plan Funeral Of
Accident Victim

The funeral of Harold q.
Johnson, 20, who accidentally
shot himself last Friday while
hunting at Cranberry lake, will
be held at O'Clock tomorrow aft
ernoon from the Falkland NJ. e.
church. Rev. Wilder of Port
Townsend will officiate. Inter-
ment will be in the Falkland
cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-05
Surgeons Have
Knife Hysteria

CHICAGO, Oct. s-s'Ninety per
cent OF appendicitis cases could be
cured without surgical interior
ence," exclaimed DIR. q. r.. Her
kimer of Dowagiac. Mich, in an
address to the American Associa-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-05

All people who entered articles
at the Puyallup fair in Tacoma
shall call for them At 1851 South
Q street. opposite Arcade store,
tomorrow. Tuesday, Oct. 8. be
tween and 5. ADV"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-05

Get the Habit save these
little green stamps. they're
well worth the effort Just
think OF the beautiful arti-
cies you can get In ex-
change for them II doesn't
take long Try iti
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-05

Agates polished and mounted
In solid gold. Pfsff. Jeweler. HAT
9 St Advertisement"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-05

The Branch. s1s Pacific av.; The
Keystone, III 50. 18th st.; The
Newport, 1854 Commerce 81. The
Tonic, 111o So 18th ST Jack
Prices Billiard Hail. 1906 Pa
cffle AZ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-05
Hosiery and Underwear

Hosiery and Underwear
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR Fleece-lined
Shirts and Drawers medium weight, extra
good value; the mr.
garment Observation-Disclosures. [JE
MISSES UNION SUITS-FIeece-lined, good
weight; sizes to Ia years; 40.
the SUIT IS4
WOMEN'S UNION SUITS-High neck and
long sleeves, low neck with elbow sleeves,
both styles ankle length; Ct nm
the suit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y tsUU
WOMEN'S MERINO FINISH HOSE. with
hemmed tops, gray heels and toes; 1En
tuo pair GOO
DRUMMER BOY HOSE-For boys and girls
a good heavy serviceable hose for school
wear, in coarse or fine rib. fast black; 9En
. . Z
WOMEN'S GRAY WOOL UNION SUITS
Heavy ribbed, regular and extra e. En-
sizes. Priced, the garment .... tsJO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-05

Here is value which is a fair rival to GU
This popular style of coat is in great demand
exceptionally smart. They come in beautiful
mixtures and are well tailored at ........
Others ranging from $12.5O to $25.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

taisi opettaa nellie kiitollisuut-
ia? Muttanyt luulen, eta sinun
on aka menna kouluun. Eik0
pikku tytt0ni tahtoisi kiittaa Jul
malaa siita, eta volt min reip-
paasti juosta sinne?"
"Kylla, kylla, aiti', vastasi
Katri pannen hatun p%aahansa ia
,kiirehtien matkaansa nopein as
kelin. Han eli kuitenkaan ehti-
nyt kauas ennenkuin han kom-
pastui ia kaatui maahan. Att,
joka ikkunasta oil katsellut ha-
men menoansa oil seuraavassa
tuokiossa hanen luonaan. Katri-
rukan oil jalka nyrjahtanyt.
Han eli paassyt paikasta mihin-
kaan ia tiki katkerasti.
Kouluun menosta Ell sina pal
wanna tullut mitaan eika monena
seuraavanakaan paivana. Usein
sanoi Katri sohvalla mates
saan: "Aiti, nina en- koskaan aio
unohtaa, kun terveeksi tulen,
kiittaa Jumalaa siita, eta voin
kavella".
"Sen toivon, rakas lapseni",
sanoi att, "ja tama vastoinkay-
minen tulee silloin suureksi stu
naukseksi seka sinulle eta mi
mule, jos opimme siita parem-
min arvossa pitamaan niita tai
vaallisen Isamme lahjoja, joita
olemme taipuvaiset katsomaan
liian tavallisiksi ia ikaankuin it.
sestaan kuuluviksi nellie. Sano-
kaamme sentahden mieluummin
kuningas Daavidin kanssa: xii
ta Herraa, sieluni, alaka unhota
mita hyvaa han sinulle tehnyt
on"
Kiitos sulle, Jumalani,
Armostasi kaikesta,
Jota elinaikanani
Glen saanut tuntea!
. Kiitos sulle kirkkahista
Kevaisista paivista,
Kiitos my0skin raskahista
Syksyn synkan hetkista!
Kiitos sulle kukkasista,
Jotka teillain kukoisti,
Kiitos my0skin ohdakkeista,
Jotka mua haavoitti,
Kitos eta talbot mule
Elon antaa ijaisen!
Kaikesta, OF Herra, sulle
Amman ikikiitoksen!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

kiusaukSeSta tai eta han aut-
taisi meta ollessamme siina.
Jumalan lasten', jatkoi rouva
Halonen, taytyy koko ikansa
taistella syntia vastaan; mutta
JOS he turvaavat Jumalaan ia
etsivat hanen apuansa, tattoo
han ola heita lasna ia antaa
heille lopuksi voiton taistelussa
syntia vastaan, joka taalla maan
paalla Ell heita milloinkaan jata
rauhaan. Min, han on totisesti
kuuleva heidan rukouksensa ia
auttava heidat kaikista pahasta
teosta taivaalliseen valtakun-
taansa."
Suo eta tahtoas ma noudattai-
sin,
Sun pyhaa sanaas ain rakastai-
sin!
En- tietani vol itse ohjata;
Sis minua, o lisa, johdata!
Mua auta hyvaa halull' oppi-
mahan
Sun mielestas mielellani seu-
raamahan
Aut' eta tunnossas ma kasvai-
sin,
Sinulle nuorena .jo kelpaisin!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
Opetus k~iitOIliSuuteen.

"Aiti'', sanoi Katri, "olipa van
halla Juholla tavattoman paljon
asioita, joista han kiitti Jumalaa
rukouksessa ellen italia! Han
luetteli paljon selaista, jota nina
en- koskaan olisi tullut ajatelleek-
sikaan, niinkuin silmat, korvat,
kieli, = min, vielapa kadet ia ja-
latkin! Sc oil oikein lystillista I"
cen luule olevan oikein samoa
sta lystilliseksi", sanoi att va
kavasti. "Kiltti Juho-vanhus pu-
HUI Observation-Disclosures ia
menee yksityiskohtiin enemman
kuhn yhteisessa rukouksessa ia
vallisesti tehdaan. Mutta nina
luulen jokaisen kristityn usein
sydamessaan ia rukouksessaan
kiittavan Jumalaa naista armo-
lahjoista."
"Mutta pvathan ne alma meilla
aiti".
ga senk0 tahden pitaisi mel
dan unhottaa kiittaa niista 2"
sanoi att. "Eik0 meidan pain
vastoin juuri sentahden pitaisi
ola sta kiitollisempia"
"Kylla, mutta en- nina tullut
sta ajatelleeksi".
Jos asuisit kaupungissa ia
nakisit sokeita ia k~uuromykkia
lapsia, niinkuin nina Glen NAH
nyt, min ymmartaisit kuinka xii
tollinen sinun tulee ola Jumalal-
lie siita, eta sinulla on silmat ia
korvat. ia eik0 Tuomaan, tuon
raajarikko-raukan nakeminen pi-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
PuhdistaVa Veri.

Eras Lontoon Sisalahetyksen
palveluksessa oleva mics kiipesi
eraana paivana sarkyneita por-
taita yl0s ullakkokamariin, joka
sijaitsi eraassa Lontoon pahim-
min tunnetussa osassa, kun ha-
men huomionsa kiintyi mieheen,
joka seisoi rappusilla kadet rim
MALTA n~ojaten seinaa vasten ia
jonka ulkomuodossa oil jotakin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
Ala johdata meta
kiuSaukSeen.

"Aiti', sanoi Julio tullessaan
eraana paivana koulusta kotiin,
'tiedatk0 att, on tapahtunut jo-
takin hirmuista. Heikki Laak-
soneh cd joutunut kiinni varkau-
deSta!"
"Varkaudestaw huudahtivat
seka Hulda eta rouva Halonen
samalla kertaa.
Min, oikein varkaudesta.
Meta kulki muutamia tovereita
eraan neutrality-suspicious. obi,
ka kauniilta tue hedelmamyyma-
kun kaski meta katsomaan kuhn
la naytti. Me vain vilkasimme
SHINE pain, mutta han jai seiso-
maan slime meista. Juuri men
nessamme ohitse sanoi han:
"oi, olisipa minulla vahasen nois-
ia hedelmista"
Polka parka, han antautui it.
Sc kiusaukselle alttiiksi", sanoi
rouva Halonen.
me jatkoimme matkaamme
mutta pitkan aikaa kaveltyam-
me palasimme takaisin katso-
maan, eik0 han tullut perassa.
Naimme silloin hanen juoksevan
taytta vauhtia katua alaspain ia
miehen hanen jalessaan. Mics
saavutti hanet ia me palasimme
katsomaan mita nyt tapahtuisi.
Heikki huusi taytta kurkkua ia
koki paasta vapaaksi, mutta
mics pitt hanesta kiinni, laaha-
81 hanet takaisin puotiin ia lupa-
81 parma hanet vankeuteen. Ha-
men taskuistaan l0ytyi seka vii
nirypaleita eta appelsiinia. Me
rukoilimme hanen puolestaan
min kauvan, eta mics lopulta
tyytyi lahettamaan hanen van
hemmilleen sanan, eta tulisivat
hanta hakemaan".
"Olipa Sc kauhea juttu', huu-
dahti rouva Halonen.
"Hedelmia katsellessa herasi
hanessa himo niihin". sanOi Ju-
no.
Min han joutui kiusaukseen,
eika ~yrittanyt paeta tata kiusa-
usta; sentahden Ell han tullut
paastetyksi pahasta", jatkoi rou-
va Halonen.
"Mutta emmeko valiin joudu
kiusaukseen voimatta sta Walt
taa?" kysyi Hulda.
"Kylla useinkin", vastasi ha-
men aitinsa. "Mutta sano minul-
lie, kuinka Herran rukous opet-
taa meta rukoilemaan siina a.
siassa?"
Gala johdata meta kiusauk-
seen, mutta paasta meta pa
haasta", vastasi Hulda.
Min, .mefdan tulee rukoilla,
eta Jumala joke varjelisi meta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
SUPERIOR, WIS.
= Northern Coal 4 Dock vii

on hiilitokalla aletaan plan ra-
kentamaan uudestaan nostoolai-
tosta, joka pari kuuta sitten sar-
XVI. Tata paikkaa on puhdistet-
tn, eta siihen vol sarkyneen IL
lalle nyt uuden asettaa, sitten
kun uuden nostokoneen tarpeet
saapuvat. Noin so michele ar
vellaan siina olevan sitten ty0ta.
= Saapa nahda saako siina suo-
malaiset ty0ta.
= superior Laivatokalla on
kaksi laivaa korjattavana. Ia
ma laivojen korjausty0 on nyt
aikasempaa kun entisina talvina.
Superitentti on sanonut tana tai
vena laivatokalla tehtavan enem-
man laivain korjausty0ta ia mie-
hia tullaan plan enempikin tar
vitsemaan toissa, kuhn nyt tar
vitaan.
- M. John Kukkoselle t. k. 8
p. aamulla lahjoitti vaimonsa
Hanna, joululahjaksi reippaan
pojan. Mrs. Kukkonen ia nuori-
mics voivat hyvin ia koko talos-
-.
sa on niinkuin olisi jo joulu. Ia
ma uutisen kirjoittaja toivottaa
nuorenmiehen tervetulleeksi ia
toivottaa iloista joulua ia onnel-
lista uutta vuotta Mr.. John Kuk-
koselle ia hanen perheelleen!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
ItlInMn RaamanMni sinan
RaamaMu$i


Eras uskovainen pappi Phila-
delphiassa kutsuttiin eraana pal
wanna STELLA asuvan englantilaisen
perheen luokse. Vaimo 'makasi
kipeana ia kavi kirein askelin
kuolemata kohti. Han oil kristit-
ty ia iloitsi kotiinpaasostansa.
Mutta hanen miehensa oil julki-
men jumalankieltaja, tyly, ylpea
ateisti. Kylla eli han kieltanyt
sairaalta vaimoltansa pappia,
mutta omasta puolestaan eli han
tarvinnut sta, kuhn namat mo-
lemmat keskenansa puhelivat,
lukivat ia rukoilivat. Vihdoin tu-
Ii vaimon viimeinen hetki. Juma-
~lankieltaja seisoi vaimonsa kuo-
linvuoteen aaressa. Silloin koko-
81 vaimo viimeiset voimansa, otti
esille pienen englanninkielisen
raamatun, joka oil hanen palma
laisensa ALA, kurotti taman ah-
kerasta kaytannosta kuluneen ia
monilla kyyneleilla kostutetun
kirjan miestansa kohti ia sanoi
hanelle: "tiedatk0 sina mika kir-
ia tama or? I" "Tiedan, Sc on 81.
nun raamatusi vastasi han.
Vaimo sanoi viela: min, Sc on
minun raamattuni siina on ollut
minun koko osani. Taman kir-
Jan kautta Glen nina tullut kahn
tyneeksi, sc on nostanut minut
yl0s lankeemuksesta, lohdutta-
tanut minua ia tehnyt minut au-
tuaaksi. Nyt menen nina Ha-
men luokseen, joka sen on minul-
lie antanut enka NINA STELLA e.
naa sta tarvitse. Dilemma minul-
lie katesi!" = ia MALTA sanoilla
PAM han raamatun hanen tun-
nottomiin, kurotettuin kasiinsa,
likisti hanen kasiansa yhteen
min paljon kuhn han vol ia sanoi:
"tiedatk0s, rakas mieheni, mita
nina nyt teen? 2" "Tiedan, rakas-
tettuni, sina annat minulle sinun
raamattusi". "Enka tee sta, ar
mas mieheni, nina AMMAN Sinulle
sinun raamattusi. Jumala on an
tanut minulle toimeksi, ennen-
kuhn kuolen, jattaa sinun omak-
sesi tama suloinen tavara; pida
Sc, katke Sc sydameesi, lue sta.
Eik0s min = lupaathan sina mi
MULE, eta min talbot tehda ?"
"Lupaan, rakastettuni".
Kolme viikkoa oil kulunut;
vaimo 10 makasi haudassa. Sill
loin astui eraana paivana tue en-
men min ylpea mics itkien MIN
kuhn lapsi papin huoneeseen.
"Oi ystavani!" huusi han, "ysta-
vani. Nyt nina ymmarran mi
ia tue kuoleva tarkoitti min, Sc
on juuri minun raamattuni; jo-
ka sana siina on kirjoitettu mi
MULE. Y0ta ia paivaa luen nina
tata kirjaa ia kiitan Jumalatani,
eta Sc on minun raamattuni.
ia nyt pyydan nina, eta ottai-
site minut teidan seurakuntaan-
ne, johon minun vainajanikin
kuului". "Ilolla!" vastasi pappi
ia min tuli lilo Jumalan enkeleil-
lie tasta ylpeasta, vihamielisesta
ia tylysta miehesta, joka Ell nyt
tullut viisastelemisilla, kysymyk-
silla, eika epailemisila, vaan raa-
mattunensa, joka nyt hanelle,
tuolle entiselle kieltajalle, oil
min kallis ia rakas, kun jos Ju-
mala olisi lahettanyt hanelle sen
suoraa tieta taivaasta, ia Min
kuhn Ell yhtaan muuta olisi ollut
koko Philadelphiassa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
IRONWOOD, MICH.

MICH.
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Mrs. ia Alex Anttila perheineen
Mrs. ia Andrew Kosola perhei.
neen,
Mrs. ia Alex Oksa perheineen,
Amanda ia Alex Rantamaki per-
heineen,
Josefiina ia Frank Johnson per.
heineen,
Hilma ia Matt Makonen perhei.
neen,
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Hilja ia Zero Korte,
Helena ia Kalle Purhonen,
Saima Palm,
Lisa, Lahja ia August Koponen
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Maria ia Erkki Kangas,
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heineen,
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Isak Karjala perheineen,
John Hautanen perheineen,
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Anna Maunula perheineen,
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neen,
Severiina ia Kalle Virpi0,
Hanna ia Anti Mantyla perhei-
neen,
Loviisa ia Anti Buumala per-
heineen,
Hanna ia Sachri Hanni perhei-
neen,