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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-15
BY ANNE RITTENHoUsF


NEW YORK. Februaly II. 1aIf
r ICE old-fashioned Powered silks
MI are on the counters fer @f.r
NJ choosing. They have the touch
~ OF the futurists about tine de-
sign, and this IS material con
sidering that all revolutions leave Il new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-15

such as the Persian boomers of chiffon
that are gathered into the legs below
the knees to the ankles. or the rufffes that
are pleated to a pair of carriers OF SIX
elastic.
Therefore, as the wearer walked, all
one saw was q bewilderng fluff of pale
pink chiffon and lace. These accessories
are better than petticoats because the
latter has to be so narrow that it binders
rather than it helps
Notice the kind of waist that was at
tached to the tunic and skirt. 1t savors
strongly of the methods the Greeks had
of fastening their clothes before one could
buy paper of pins for a few cents. There
are two layers OF tulle, ono pink and
white. which are drawn up from the CIR
die. and tied into little fan on each
shoulder.
\ well known French woman started
this fashion in New York this winter at
a reception given to her. and while il
was very much admired few women felt
like following in her path. because of the
shape of their arms. AS they speedily
overcame that feeling about the shape of
their ankles when tbs. short skirt came
into use, it is probable they will forget
their qualns and attempt this Grecian
arm drapery.
There is a growing tendency to length
en- and shorten the waist line at the
same time. That is due, undoubtedly, to
the oriental influence In clothes And it
is much better for Il certain type Of mod
ern figure than any other kind.
In this frock the belt is of pearl and
silver sequins and beads sewn together
and mounted on a foundation of water
green chiffon. The mere fact that pink
chiffon is used in the other part of the
gown does not interfere with the use of
a contrasting color in the belt
The tunic is of tulc And as far as
one can see into the near future. there
are tunics and tunics. Women and dress
makers like that bit of tirapery, and only
those depart from it who are thoroughly
weary of il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-15

Run We and through the OF Jerusalem,
And and know and seek the broad places thereof
II We find a
II there be that eNecuteth Judgment.
That seekel the truth and will pardon it jeremiah, 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-15

Copyright, 1910
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-27
FROM "THE IMPERsoNAroR.n

FROM THE IMPERsoNAToR" "STN HE INIPERSONATOR," Edison
 special release for April 10, is a
 drama of life in Washington adapted from the well known novel by Mary Inlay Taylor It is in three parts and produced in Washington and at the Edison studio under the dlrec- ton of Charles J. Brabln. A dramatic moment from the photo play Is here pictured
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-27
H.I IL DI5Ol I
Alaska, Like Every section in
 the Union, Receives It.

People with kidney Hl2 want to
 be cured. When one suffers the tortures of an aching back, relief is
 eagerly sought for The.e are many remedies today that r2tt.ve. but lot permanently. Deans Kidney Pill. have brought lasting results to thousands. Here is proof of merit from thIs vicinity
 r. A. Sutton, tent auG@ awing dealer, Room 6, Capitol Uo,c, Bids, Salem, Oregon, says: "I had kidney trouble and rheumatism for ten years and sometimes I was laid up. Doctors did uo. help m:. sharp pains extended through ny back and were most severe iu ny kid ucgs and l5tus. Often wa-r work ing, I had to give u9. I lest weight and was in very poor health. l lad he1laeaas. rested .bt. little at Light and a.d not know what to -c On - friends advice, ] tried Doau's Kidney Pills a#I 10 my surprise, laeg brought a great tm- in 90 few dt#, l con inued 10 get better s.aGiiy. l got more sleep, my appetite improved and the pains gradually, ruJ sure ly Lol. me At.ar ] had used three boxes of Doau's Kidney Pills, l WAS in better health than l had been for ten years and net g. sign og kidney complaint renmred The cure has been permanent. l gladly confirm tho endorsement l gave ooan's Kidney Pills several years 1go."
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-27

"Ihc Better Way" (Selig. Two reels.) The pathetic but old story of the ruin alton of happy marriage through the demon drink The scenes are all very good, especially those in the woods, and rhe one of the escaping deer is eIcep- tiJualIy realistic.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-27
Roadways Are Secured.

Day work begins at 6 u. m. and eua.
 tlnues until ?. m., except w..l G.u
 men who work on the asphalt --ra.ss
 who remain on duU until : D. m. A
 two hour iutermissiou is allowed at
 noon. Recently ten small iron boxes
 and ten wire netting paper boxes Eav"
 been placed on trial in different parts
 of the city to facilitate the work yf
 the street cleaning department If they answer the purpose satisfactorily a large number will be provided hrre- after.
 "On some streets it is also the prac- tiCe, where there is a sufficient grad. to enable the water to carry off the waste matter through the cutprs, sim ply to SCOUT the roadway with a strong stream of water.
 At the garbage burning plant of tEa city in 1910 the following quantities of material were burned: House earhac. 7317G tons; wharf garbage. A@1G tons: ship garbage, 3,3GO tons; market waste. 6SO tons; waste delivered by private persons and public institutions, lJH tons; total, S2073 tons. From tines. quantities of waste matter tine city cH. tained 44,9S7 tons of cinders and GTl tons of old metal, all of which had a commercial value.
 "The regular Hamburg street c.onn ing force consists of 500 to goo men, but it is often necessary to iumgas. the force to as many as $500 mon with . the utmost celerity. A situation ot this ] kind is met in the following manner. | Not later than the month of October ! the street cleaning department dis l tributes to all laborers applying for . them at the proper registry office cards . stating where the applicants are to 'epOrt for work in the event of a heavy | snowfall. When the need presents tself men holding cards of this kind l obtain employment first. They are paid ! IS much as S2.5O per day. the stand lrd rate being 2-4 cents per barrow oad of snow removed U0wcrcr, those who fill the barrOws are paid at the | ate of 8 cents per hour. Barrows | Ire used if snow has to be transported | lot more than S20 feet Tn other cases l arts of 261 cubic yards capacity are Jl
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-27

Edward R. c. R. Evans, commander of Fl. NJ. S. President in the Eug.isl navy, who was the second in command of the Captain Robert F. Scott south pole expedition, was caught swing aa photographed portrait of himself to AIis. Norma Phillips, the heroine of 'Om Mutual GirI' series. He will be seen ir the coming chapter of this great Mu tual movie serial
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-27

FHIfl f=s Whats fame: X fancied life in others breath. X thing beyond uS, cen before cur death Just waaC You bear, you have; and what's unknown The same 4y .orh if TulIy's or. yoGl owu. All thar We feel of i. begins and ends In the small circle of our foes us friends: To uI beside. as much an empty shade A Eugene living as q Caesar dead; Alike or when or where they sl9uc OF shine, or ou the lUbiy0u OF on the kliue 4 wits a feather and a chief a rod, An honest mans the uooIest work uE God. Fame aat from death a villains na.2 can slye As juliuc fears his body from the grave; When w-a- to oblivion better were resigned Is lmg oa A.aH. to poison half m.u.lul All ramn is n..ot-u, but of true desert. Plays roW gse head, bu. comes not to ar aesGJ; One self Approving hour whole yaa~s uurvojgls Of stupid .a~ea and of loud luE#s. And move uae joy lLrceHus eI. fled feels Than Caesar with senate ct G.s heels.
 -AIexHuder Pope.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-27
Cleans f,29O Streets.

The Hamburg street cleaning de- Darmcrt cleans and when necessary surfullcs all city streets, makes re-
 ulirs. maintains relief stations, re moves dust, garbage and waste mat tor generally from streets, houses, wh0rves. ships and markets and op- crates also a garbage burning plant. At present the department cleans 1,29O stccls, with their adjacent sidewalks, having a length of 291.4 miles. The roadways cleaned cover fully 5,656,97O square yards and the sidewalks about Fl7T99O square yards. The work is carried on under the supervision of twelve experimenting establishments. Thirty main thoroughfares are cleaned six times weekly at night by means of rotary brooms and all other streets, with few exceptions. twice weekly. In the center of the city the streets are also cleaned six times weekly during the day and in other parts of the city four times weekly during the day.
 Asphalt street surfaces require more attention than others, as they be- come slippery and are looked after by specially trained men. They are swept and drenched with water and in icy weather are sprnkled with pebbles. Of
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-27

Lillian Drew Is a talented member Ot the Essanay company of photo play producers. She appeared in Luck In Odd Numbers" which you may have seen or may still see.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-27

After weeks of Dub.aiy "Eamson," |" the great six roo. production of the Universal company. is at Inst ready for the market Ntror has a picture heon more widely hr@.doI than this. It has been adEer-'"a' from cnasD tn coast as the greatest o.fnI, or iJs kind. and it need not bo added that tac moving pie tura trade and patrons have looked forward jo its W.t sl9wiHg
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-27

Irving Cnnmngs. uua of lNc most popular leading men on the screen to- day will soon .e s-.n again iu Mutual movies. Air. 'wm@iu-s. who has large personal following among the photo play "rals" fs HOW under long term contract with the Thauhouscr Film corporation
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-27
HOW HAMBURG
 IS KEPT CLEAN
Children h German City ShOW
 Deep Interest.
OHIO MAYOR IMPRESSED.

Most of Cisys Refuse Carted Away
 While Town Is AsIecp-SPecially
 Trained Men Look After Asphalt. ! Regular Force of Nearly a Thousand i Cleaners.
 l With almost every city and town in ] the United States preparing for its spring a.suuIug. attention has been at ] uucJuI 10 tly methods of cleaning 1 uoue. adopted by the important cities 5f Europe.
 ] In ua European town parI"-s are l t1c methods more interesting than in 1 the thriving German city of Hamburg, ] where carefully trained children help : to keep the city DcauutUL Writing from faar place. United States Consul l Roaert 2. skinner says that the mayor oi uuc ot Jla large cities of Ohio who visited IJamHwg was much impressed with the Important part performed by
 the children in keeping the city clean.
 He departed from the city, MT Skin
 her sagS. convinced that the cleaning
 of streets and sidewalks in Germany
 is d much lighter task than in cities of the saMe size in the United States
 because of the orderly habits of the
 people themselves.
 'Suctiou street sweeping devices" continues 2Ir Skinner, are practical .r unknown in Germany. Hamburg itseIr owns horse drawn sweepers only, although for about nine months two electric motor sweepers have been in use. These. however, do not yet be- long to rEe city and are being employ pd rNpmnwput3lIy They have not giy- cu satisfaction and have been under raprjr more than three months. These motor driven sweeDers fail to work well in this city because the pave mcuJs, as d rule are not very smooth, md the mechanism of the sweepers Is ! Iern-oG by the shaking 1t receives. Recently the front wheels of these 5waapcrs have been provided with rub 9e- tires, end they have worked more
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-27

Scenario writers wi.l be interested to learn that tha American Film Nauu- iantw.n@ company nl Chicago is on the qui riye -or scenarios aiar,od for com. edics and tiehJ dramas for use in the "Buauy" fms.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-27

-On the Altar of Patriotism" Pathe. Two rrr.sJ Clear photography, clever acting and good settings combine to make this story, dealing with the see rel service of a military government. nr imL.rnst
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-27

late complaints have been made by tht
 owners of motorcurS that these pcb
 bles damage the tires of their vehicles so that now this material is strcwl
 only when strictly necessary. The peb
 bIes used are mud free mI frojn one
 fifth to tWO-ffths inch in diameter L
 1910 SG5.S5 cubic yards of these peb
 bles were utilized. The Hamburg street
 cleaning department owns J0 clean
 Ing machines. 54 snowplowS. lOI Wal ter wagons, 100 garbage carts for
 waste from private houses GO garbage carts for waste from ships, nuay=.
 etc, $50 snow whecIbHrrows anI &-l garbage wheclbarrows.
 Night work begins at midui-ht auI ends when the streets arc in order Twelve squads work under the dt.ec. tion of twelve different posts. Thas. posts are in charge of am inspector rar day work and a suhu%pec,ua tur night work. The jurisdiction of each u.-J i+ divided into ten subdivisions. sa that .a the event of emergency work can h.  taken up simultaneously at moments notice at 120 different points. First the broom machines, of wu..h t@~e are twenty-Siy. sweep the r.a5wa.~ while the sidewalks are cleaned a. tNa same time by special men. tHr.H.r squad follows the swcepovs Co hnn .. the dirt swept to the roadside. ..t finally carts and garbage wagons l.. low. The night work never Ia~Cs u... than eight hours. IInu-o,o..G- .r. required to burn mp all -Hr'#aa f...-.. 0le and to store the rest in since. .... 2ans with covers, which are dnn.-.r'# lt the edge of thr sidewalk twice a week, not before 9 D. m. The cans a"n amptied by the garbage @arhorarz .ut must be taken in from the sidewalk .E he househoIders before & a. m.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-01
&ilwoittele bpma ftlmpits
telu.

9sfomaiien eIdmdd tperiaa ppbd
raamattu monesia poitasia filtpoi
tufieen eli filpaiuofIuun. paamoIi
firioittaa forinttolaiiqe: rGttef6 ie
tiebd, ettd ne, iotta tiiStasia iuofIe.
mat, faiffi toiiu be iuotierpat, paon
pff palfan enndtdd? Suosfoo fiis
Min, ettd te fdfttdiitte. Wutto
iofoinen Putin tiImoiiteIee, faifisto
bdn itienid pitdd pois. gte tofin +
tdnarten, ettd be fatoonaiien truu-
nun Iaifimat, mutta me fatoomatto.
man." ! &or. 9: "a MaaniIen e.
Idmdnid Iopusfa ianoo paanoIi:
rWlind oIen fen bppdn tiIrpoitufien
tilpoiteuut" 2 Elm. A: z. So nuo,
reue Simoteufiene ban firioittaa:
r2ilmoittele bppd usfon tilwoi
tus1 ia Jos iofu f%ilponteIee, ei
bdntd truunoto, euei bdn toimeli.
Iesti filmoittele l Gim. 6: II; 2
Eim. 2: 5. 2dbtDfobto, iosta oite
attn filmotteIiiain on Idbtemineu, on
inntein anteefIiantamutfen omista'
minen Seeiutien meresid. 8iImott
teIun pd6maali on toinaaqinen FUN
nianfruunu. 9eprealotsepistolan
~ Iumusia anioa opostoli nellie
mafoifen feboitutien tdtd usfon bp
ndd fiImoitusta fiIpoitteIemaon
Woinitun Iumun olfupdript fuuIu.
mat ndin: rSentdbben mpDs me,
eitG meild on ndin Iuurt tobistus.
ten ioutfo meibdn pmpdriudmme,
Min panfaomme pois fuorma Ia
ipnti, iofa Dina meibin tarttuu Ia
bitaaffi tefee, ia iuostaomme fdrF
ndaiippbead FIND fiIpoinfiesIo
fuin meibdn eteemme pontu on. so
faiIofaomme uston oltaion Ia pddt
tdidn, Seefuffen, pddae, ioto. fosfa
ban oIii fp0d toitanut iloita, fdrIei
ristid, ei totelut ptltfaa ia MT isiuu
oifeoua fdbeld SumoIon istidmeIIo.
Ntin muistotoa bdntd, iofa ientoL
taiien Observation-Disclosures on IpntiFI'
I'd ttTe wostoonfa fdrinpt. ette'te
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-01
2utber. raamatum moittos
fulfil.

rsSospo tdmd firio olifi iofaiIen
iuusIa, fdfisId, Hlmisid, formisia ia
ipbdmesId!" f%irioitti Suiber IL p,
iouIuf. 1921 fddntdesiddn nuben
testameniin enFmdifid riweid. Ran.
Tanfiria, ennen foitfea iuuri fonian'
tiria = e on bdnen pddmddrdnid.
Senpdtdbben oil fielesid faitfiolo
bamaittomisia tue fanionomoiiuus,
iofa maifutti fuin ilmesips faiftiin
ebeGiiin Observation-Disclosures merra'
ten. Sentdbben nuo monet puupiir.
rofiet futpineen, iotta iefimdt ianon
bamoinnontieffi. Scotia pfFnfertoi.
nen oppif fitd oitein Iufemoon eta
Iafia Feltd, misfd bdneIle
etponteItumto1, firiottti
ibanot efipubeenia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-01

Wttd peIee malfeammafi fuin
lumi? SaesIaan Observation-Disclosures
SntiasIa tobtori Start fuuli erddnd
pdifpdnd pienen fnIiFiouton Iomla'
man ibanoa %Iouluo, iosia pIistetiiin
@olsotan torifIaa. Ndmd fuliifi
pIimot ennen, min bdneIe ferrottiin,
oleet bptpin buriia rpDpdreitd. pa
bin beistd oil oipon ibmeeqiield ia
maua ioutunut fosfetuffin Idbetps'
5oarnaaion fanSIa. Grddnd pdiwd,
nd bdn fuuli tdmdn Tanopan, ettd
SeeIufIen fperi pubbistoa Tpntifen.
Siuoin bdn fpIpi:
rWoifo ie mp5sfin pubbistaa
murbaoion?"
vRpud1.
rWaitfa bdn on murbonnut milf
ibmistd?"
,apud. Seeiutien inert pnbbisiaa
faifesta Ipnnistd1.
rWoifta on furmonnnt fpmmeuen
ibmle'6?1
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-01

rapud. aaitfi ipnnit iaa an.
teetR, FUN fddntpp Serrap Sesiutien
puoleen1.
-Waitfa on iurmannut fafffpm'
mentd?"
,RaamatusIa ianotaan: rWaitfa
teiodn Iputinne merirusteat olifimat,
Min pitdd niiben fuitentim Iumimal'
feifIi tuleman.A
.Mutta Jos on iurmannnt folme'
fpmmentd?"
nSumaIa ianoo: rWaifta ne oliii'
mot punoiIet fuin purppnra, Min
pi,ad niiben fuitenfin tuleman Min
fuin mila".
$40 Min, ianot mics, mind oleu
Iurmannut folmefpmmentd ibmistd "
S~eeIuflen meri puboisd iamdnttn
rifoaiien, ia fila bettesta olfaen bdn
rupeF iobtamaan pien,d miesiout
foa, iofa foeth pelasiaa tabonnetto
Fieluia. Sofa llta tdmd m~iesiontto
Iamloi laulun torifian Derestd, iofo
peiee nalteammatii fuin/lumi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-01

Woitfo maieto? 2eStdd 3-5
puotta n Putin Iapfi on oppinut
pubumaan pubtaaSti Ia ieIndstt.
Wutta festdd 1880 puptta, ennen
fuin tdpifasmonut OIL oppinut poi'
fenemiien tatbon. Monet eifpdt ebbi
fifd bnmdsti oppia Toto eldmdnId
fddn oifana.
Waieta tulee i%iIoin, Fun SumaIa
on pnnnut riSttn observation-disclosures,
FUN bdn on ottannt meibdt eritfeen
%fouluunIa opettaofIeen nellie ionfun
eritpifen Idtipn.
Waieta tuIee fiIotn, Fun oIemme
%faaneet fdrTid nddrppttd, ia IBID
memme on fen ioboosta pafabtu.
nathan ndrfdstDtiestd ia barmis.
ia.
Mutta ennen foiftea tulee moieta
Fuoin, FUN emme bmmdrrd Suma'
Ian teitd. Siuoia meibdn tulee ola
bilioa. Siuoin me emme iaa nuris
ia tat ippttdd Sumalda. 81, meibdn
tdptpp PARMA fdtemme iuuHemme ia
antaa Serran ianoa nellie:
rautuas IN ie, iofa Ell Iouffaannu
minuun. W}itd mind teen, fitd find
ct pmmdrrd. Wtuita perdstdpdin fen
iaat tietdd.A
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-01
Perint0.

Sleu mIein buomannmt, fuinfa
manbempien fuoleman idlfeen peril
Iislen festen ipntpp erimieliipptta
perinnDniaosta. 1oiiesta ndpttad.
ettd toinen iaa paremman Dian, ia
ientatia biipii ipbamiin fateutfa ia
mibaa, iofa eroittaa toifiStaan ne,
~ioitten tadud aiasIa tuliii fuulua nh
teen.
2un dstettdin IpbdmeSiani riemuit.
I'm fitd iuuresta, fdfittamdttDmdstd
armosta, ettd faitfi, iotfa ustonat
SumaIaau, omat toto toipaan ,ba'
nuuben %periuifid, min iobtui melee
nj, ettd meibdn fesfeu Ell ainofaon
moi Ipniid erimieliIpptta eifd eripu'
raiIuutta Ientdboen, ettd totnen 'oti,
enemmGn fuin t%oinen, fiud onban
taimaasia fpqitfi tatttae Ia iofainen
moi iaaba autuutta Min palion, fuin
ipodn balaiaa.
Wteibdn tdpipp tuitenfin ustoo,
ettd meiad or permits, la omistoa le
itIeaemme, muuten nellie Ell ole iitd
mitddn bpDtpd. Sind Jos iofu on
Iuuren omniIuuben periaiuen, niin
eib1n bGneue ole %perinnDsiG mitddn
bpDtpd, Jos bdu Ell tiebd iiitd mitddn
tai - Jos bdneue on 'iita pubuitu -
bGn Ell usto Iitd tobefF eta bdntd
ientdbben iaa mastoan ottomaan
pertntDd. Wutta eifD iuuri ften OIL
hut meibdn laitomme, FUN me tublao'
iopoitina barbaiIimme fautana iidn'
tobtsto? Wle tuIiimme omia teitdm
me, me emme moineet emmefd tab
toneet ustoa, ettd meibdt on luotu
eIdmddn rittaon Sidn pDpbdsfd.
Wutta fun bdn mibboin lat meibdt
fitd matuutetuff. iai anatuffi iil'
mdmme ia fornomme, Min Iiuoin
me buomofmme, ettd me Sumalnn
armosta oIimme riffaita periaiid,
paiftafin Fiben asti oIimme eldneet
adrimmdiiesid furiuubesia ia f6p'
bppbesid.
Mntta fpielG nptfin on Min mon
ia, iotfa eimdt ole buomanneet omoa
fbpbppttddn eiwdtfd mp6sfddn fitd
ritfautto, iofa on oiiottu beibdnfin
omistetta mafIeen. Sestamentisio-
ban on alma mddrdttp iofn ilmoitta.
maan %periqiFue p%erinnDstd? Siien
Sumala on mddrdnnpt iofaiien u.s.
fonoiien ilmoittamaan nitue, iotfa
mieId eIamdt fSnbppbesid, fitd iuu'
resta %perinnDstd, iofa beibdnfin o.
mistettatpotieen on mddrdttD.
2un on l6poettp fultafenttd, Min
finne beti moni tiirubtaa etimddn
itIeIeen fultaa. Sos me, Sumolan
lopiei, eIdifmme oifein rifoSta eld-
mod SumaIosia. Min norman nieot
iuliipot toipomaon itieneen iamoa
riftouito, fiad rlfne on ie, iofa See
%fufien omistaa, f6pbd fe, ioua See'
iuSta Ell ole.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-01

lluTimmat tuttimuiIst omat ~oIotta.
meet, ettd &utberin raamattu fat Ill
loifin oloiubteifiin ndbben atman
tapattoman menefin. painatufIeS
to buoIebtipat enfin meIietiet &ott
Der. Wuobesta 1923 fai Sans Guft
painamisoifeuben. Wlmtta ldbeS
puolet taitista Satian firianpaina-
iista auttoi bdnid - buolimatta idl
fipaiuosfteaosta. Gnnen muotta
1858 painettiin mdbtntdin 100000
ia ennen folmifpmmenmuotiSta TO-
taa ldbeS puolitoista milioonoo
ia~tIalaista raamattua ia uutta ties
tamenttia.
Wasta usfonYuboistus teti tulella
ia mietaaa lopun 100 0O0:ista, NUT
ia miid ie merei,F? ToIin oil pield
monia fpIdd, ~ioisia Ell oaut raamot.
tua muuaao tuiu tirtosia, ia tdptpi
fulfea peniutulmittoin tamatatieen
perberaamatun. Tulemien mucfIa.
toien tebtdmdtf idi iaaoa raamattu
iofaiieeu fotiin ia iotaiien luetta.
maff. perustus oil tuitentiu las
fettu.
81 mifddn ennen eitd iditeenpdin
ole iaanut ATTAIN iamanlaista mai.
tutusta. 2utberiu naltana urotpD
on ifutiitIi aioiti fumonnut fatoli
laisten ennaftoluulon raamatusta
faniantiriana. SUE &utberin wiba,
miebenfin, GoebIaeufIen, tdpipi lau,
iua: nSuutarit, naiiet Ia faiftt iub
mimmattiu tutttpat uuttatestamen
tia, beti fun be main bdbintustin
ppat oppineet Iufemaan. 9eiad on
lie mueanaan tp~Dnutnienia tasfuis.
ia, ia abterastt lutemala oppimai
be len ulfoa. So min be muuta-
mten fnufaulien tulues1a pdGIemGi
min pitfdae, ettd be ustaItawat rpb
tpd nGittelemG6n Ell einoastaan ut
iinfertaisten tatpliSten maaaiftoi
ben, maau mpDstin poppien ia
muntfien, nieldpd iumaluusopin
maisterien ia tob.orienfin fansIu!~
W'tnfd ialailen fiunautien raa'
mattu on tuottanut milioonille fie-
luiae, len tuntee main Sumala pfiin.
EoIiafia futtenfin on, ett6 2uiberin
rdomattu tuli tanIanfiriattt miIioo-
mile, o~ppinetle ia oppimattomtae.
rittaiue ia tDpbiue. 2auisurno'ie
ma perbefoueutena ie on tultenut
iupusia periniDnd iidltd poiaue,
1utteraSta fdpttdmiiestd tuluneet
uietn iitdpoiiIi oipan repaleiIet tai
! tulen f6rmentdm6t roamotut, iotto
perbeet rattaubesta SmmaIan io'
naan opat idilpttdneet tautta Iotien
ia nainoien taittien ~taubuien, ne
omat funnia feaimpia poihomertte'
id Iiitd noittotuluSto, ionei f%irioien
tiria 10. 1922 oltoi Safian maasia,