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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-24
They Wouldn't Take
His 1OCowS Away

The city council baked this
morning when It was put up
against the enforcement of its
ordinance to prohibit the keeping
of more than two cows in the city
limits for dairy purposes. Lin
coin B. Heck, living out in the
farm section near South Tacoma,
has ten cows and sells milk, and
he also has six children. And
these ten cows support. those six
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-24

children. To Danish the cows
means to starve the kids, so the
council hesitated.
DR.. Calkins, milk and dairy in
spector, said all he cared about
was compliance with the pure
milk ordinance. So the council
decided If Heck keeps a clean
place and serves good milk he,
his cows and his children may
stay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-24
Horrible Effects
Of Skin Trouble
Are Quickly Removed BY the Use Of
Stuart's Calcium Waters, the
Eradicator of All Skin
EruDtfOua

the skin of ali manner of blem-
ishes such as pimples, blotches, liv-
er-spots, etc, If one will use Stu
arts Calcium Waters.
Don't use pasty lotions and
creams to fill up thu, pores when
they are working constantly with
the blood to throw off the impuri-
ties of your system.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-24

ed with many doctors and physio-
ians and have tried everything
recommended to me by friends ana
was at last advised TO try n. Tow
Chinese Remedy Co. and am now
RR ssniab e r''s JOHN HHRRr6fTr.
2s01 %. q 1t.
IN, row Chinese Remedy Co. has
cured others. Let thsm cure you.
msrce. Phone Main sfSa.
eolvs u your 1IputouZ cd e..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-24
PRESIDENT HANNAFORD rs
HERE ON AN INSPECTION

must be done between the depot
and the smelter before the trains
can come through the tunnel to
the new depot. This will prob
ably amount to $4,000 before
IL is finished.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-24
JACK LONDON ON
PROHIB TICKET

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. "a. -
Charles Terry White Of Chicago
wants the prohibitionists to Of
fer Jack London q nomination on
the national prohibition ticket.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-24
benjamin r.. Bell and his
fiances Miss Laura Van Slyke,
reading his eugenic certificate.

groom's guarantees certified 100
per cent of health. And the
brides also specified that this
robust young lady was "a perfect
specimen of American woman
hood.
We'll, DEAR" said Miss Van
Slyke, after the ceremony we
will have three certificates to
frame-these, and the marriage
one. Then the foolish things
kissed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-24
Bonafide Testimonials
From Thankful People

Cured by the won-
derfui N. Vow Chin-
csc cures
The following 10
enc OF many grhti-
Tying testimonials
which we receive:
twenty-five years
ago I contracted
blood poison and
have been troubled
with II constantly.
ainca 1 hare doctor-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-07

tho right to vote. Judge Williams
amendment was not permanc /" the
question. and was ovcrrulcd. Mr.. oil
yer made tho point Of order that under
must be appointed by the Speaker. ana
that there was no provision for tho
governor 70 make appointment,s
mcnt could bc legally voted on.
"A. parliamentary matter IL could
he offered. though whether i, would be
legally cfrectivo was n legal question
on which the chair WAS not required to
rule. The amendment was rejected. ~
Tho Pennington amendment. propos-
mi; a Joint committee, two from the
Senate. three from the House. ana two
70 be named H. the Governor. MAS re-
jccted, IS 10 81. An amendment pro-
posed 10y Judge Williams. proposing ~
straight legislative committee, six from
the House and three from the Senate.
with no provision FOR any appointment
by the Governor. WAS rejected. 40 to IS
cept IN wording 10 that Of MIR. Penrline
ton for Il committee OF three from the
House, two from the Senate, ana two
to he named b. the Governor. was re-
jcctcd.
The Gregory Amendment.
me v%,e men required on tho ainscnd-
made UP as follows; -four Of whom
shall be appointed from the House bv
It's Speaker. and three from the Senate
by ITS president. and three by the Gov
ernor." On n show. Of hands this was
rejected, ~ TO 81. The roll call showed
it's adoption. ~ to rs, as follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Branscomb, Brown.
Buck. Cawthorn. Comnins. Cousins,
Crockett. Dalton. Flanagan. Franklin.
Grant, Grasty: Gregory, Gordon. Bar
vey, Iorncr. Hun, Jordon. klnscv. Lin
coln. Maibon. Meetze. Miller, Nelson.
ell Powers. Price, Reed. Row. Robert
son, Rolston. Spcssard. Stephenson.
raylor. Terrell. Walton, White. Willis,
Winston. oodward--ii
Noes Iessrs. Adams, Farley Blrrcll
Eonifant Brewer. Chalkley, Clement.
I I2,,lo orr Daniel, !. Wiili9m Daniel,
siobson, Houston. hughes Kent, Land.
-oedy. Love Milst"ad. Montague. MYERS.
Oliver. Iitts. Kadlord. Harry y. smith.
SnatiE. Stcarncs. StccS, Stubs Tiffany
Ion"% y. -. Weaver, II. G. Weaver.
Williams, Speaker Cox-3S
Mr. smith. Of King and Queen, an
no, Mr.. Gregory moved to reconsider.
IND Nj Oliver made hard fight TO
vote Of 20 TO %, the House refused
TO reconsider
Wiii Report Alternate. Plans.
An amendment offered by Mr. Steck,
directing the committee 10 report Rl,
ternate schemes of taxation for the
adopted. Mr. Miller, OF SYSTEMATICALLY,
moved to change the date Of the pro-
posed apeecial session from January.
ton was re]ected-noes. so: ayes. 20.
tn" question was called on the on
igir,9,ssu'"nt and, third reading Of the
to adjourn. which was rejected ana
after repeated points oil order. the bin
was ordered to its engrossmen: by 4
called on the final passage OF the hili'
wn"n Mr. Oliver raised the point Thar
II Me- sa q, not been fully enGrossed, and
70 reconsider the vote, By which tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-07
VOTES TO REPEAL.
BUCHANAN COUNTY
LAND TITLE ACT
Continued From First Pare.)

Continued From First Pare.>
anan COUNTY. whose owners had
hitherto dwclt Ia security.
Ashamed Of Ills Mistake
After the clear argument Gf the
senator from Smyth." said senator
Menoehhufs' there is no need for the
to go further into the merits of tbc
question. ann proud of the onnnr-
lunite TO correct mistake | made II,
l'l@ In voting for this law have
made III rule always to admit freely
when l have made mistake. ana 7
am not ashamed now TO admit that !
made the mistake OF my life i'm voting
!"' hiil that disturbs the rights OF
i'o"o citizens of this Commonwealth
"tf had known ut that time what
lay beneath that innocent looking
little bill, it would never have became
law. II nay vote could have prevented
H. | shall vote for this bill To rcpeal
mat law, because | want To 20 to bed
Tonight with the consciousness that
nave done what could to undo a
wrong"
Senator Cannon took tie floor win
a speech for the opposition that lasted
an hour and a half senator Buchopan
no said had unintcntionally left the
impression that the lal2 law was
passed at the instsation of the Buch-
anan Company--the foreign corporn-
Alti. ititii'd 10 III tho argument. In
point oil fact. lie said, tho law was
passed TO enable the government to
acquire clear title to piece OF prop
eriy In Hampton which ii desired FOR
post Office purposes.
The Richmond senator took Senator
Buchanan to task for laying stress or
tho fact that the buchanan Company
was foreign corporation.
since when he asked, has the
nr T., ~
ilucnccd by the fact OF whether or not
the iitigants We're nonresident or resi-
dent? The question Of residence has
no place in a court OF Justice"
Price Immnteriai.
Tho question of the price that WI
liam Lamb In 1920 paid for this largo
tract. said Scnllor Cannon. is not the
point at Issue III HI had paid 20 cents.
instead OF $50. hc said, the princlple
would still be the same He denied tho
assertion that the original claimants
had forfeited their Gtlc by failure to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-07
House Restores Money With
Which to Send Replica of Hou-
don Statue of WASHINGTON.

~ took tho House OF Delegates two
hours yesterday morning to stratchten
ost Inc suafl into which IL had wound
ltseii on the previous night over the
ite!n oil $1,000 TO pay tho cost of max
ing ana presenting to Great Britain a
bronze replica OF the Houdon statu. of
'eorse Washington. The item which
iai!c1 OF passage OH Thursday night
10 the great embarrassment of thus-
VINO had offered tho gift, and had re-
ceived assurances that IL would b- ac-
ceptcd, was rccoEsidercd and put back
INTO the appropriation bin. which was
hnally passed by the House, and is
now pending for conference between
the House and Senate az TO points Of
difference.
speaker Cox named last night as the
House couferees. Chairman Brewer, OF
the Appropriations Committee OF
Nansenond; Mir. Pitts. OF Albemar!e,
ana Mr.. iiobson, OF Richmond
observation-disclosures Ellyson named
as the Senate conferees, Chairman
Echols, Of the Senate Appropriations
Committee; Senator George Latham
Fletcher. Of Fauuuier, and senator
Bland Massic, OF Nelson
Can Hcyise Entire BiI.
On the great majority OF items for
Puhic institutions and in many other
cases there - no difference between
the bills. Notwithstanding the lare e
addition made to public schools by the
Senate, the House bin exceeds that of
the Senate by a very large amount
There IS some difference OF opinion rs
TO whether tho confcrees can alter
items which are not In conflict be-
tween the two houses. Chairman
Brewer holds that the whole bin is
before the conference committee, and
that IL is its duty to prune ii wherever
tho reductions can best be made. to the
maximum amount OF the fairly antici-
pated revenues of the State. When re-
ported by the oonfcrees. II must be
accepted or rejected as a whole, and
will not be subject TO division in either
house
AIR Brewer cited as n precedent for
this view the recent report of the
oonferccs on the enabling act, To which
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-07
GOVERNOR TONAME
THREE MEMBERS OF
TAX COMMISSION
CONTINUED From First Page1

Continued From First Pagc)
Montague, of Richmond, said he aid not
agree with the Chamber OF Commerce
Of Richmond. but favored Il larger leg
iSlatiNe committee. Mr.. Robertson
urged action ut an earlier date. so that
i; might he effective before The genera
real estate assessment Of 1915. Fifteen
or twenty members spoke briefly, and
the pending question was ordered a.
h:25 O'Clock.
First Test of Strength.
The first amendment was that offered
by MIR. Woodward. Of Norfolk, for 4
commission of scven--uhree appoint ed
by the Speaker Of the House, two named
by tire president of the Senate from
their respective bodies. and tw, TO he
named by tho Governor at large. ON
Il show OF hands this was rejected "A
to 40. and on n roll call the vote stood
noes, so; ayes. 1i-and the amend
mcnt was declared rejected. Tho vote
was taken as fairly indicative Of the
strength OF the t&o factions in the
House. one favoring straight lcgis-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-07
Nay he cut by Governor,

ton, of Hanover.
May Bc Cut by Governor.
chairman brewer conveyed the ac-
ton of the House 10 the senate ana
q few moments later Chairman Ecnois
of tho Senate Finance Committee. IN
formed the House that the senate de-
ciined TO concur liz the House substi-
tutc
Mr.. Brewer moved tina, the House
insist on Its position and ask for a
committee OF conference. which wac
adopted. The senate later agreed to /.
committee OF conference and the pre-
siding officer named as tho Senate
confcrees Senators Echols, Fletcher
and Mass!e.
As passed BY the House, the appro-
priation bin carries S7.26v.2c7.a6 for tho
first year and s7,l0s.s7S.il for tho
second. grand total OF sl4.37o.lo5.47
mis- is s1oio5 beyond the maximum
total OF the Governor and a. the
House declined to cut Item after item
that could have been reduced or elm
mated without serious injury to any
ono, IL is confidently believed that UNI
less the conferees reduce the total the
Governor Will exercise his veto right
70 prunc the oill to the fairly estimated
revenues Of tho state for the next two
years.
Immediately after disposing of the
appropriation bill. Mr.. White moved to
wake the White-liavt game bill, which
naa already passed the Senate q spe-
eial order for to-day ut 1890. with
the agreement that II would bc voted
Oh at 1880 o'clock. Judge Williams
protested AGAINST any further special
orders. ii merely meant, he said, that
only those who got there nrst would
get their bills passed. The motion was
not acted on, as MIR Houston raised
tho point Of order that the hour had
arrived for consideration OF the bill
providing for d special committee to
revise tho tax laws of the state.
House Detail Matters.
After disposins OF the tax commit
tee bin last night the House advanced
on the calendar 2 number of Senate
bills Objection was made 10 Senate
bin No ll3. to permit the Gorham
| Manufacturing Company TO make and
sell further copies OF tho Houdon
statue OF Washington from molds be-
longing TO the State, and tho bill was
passed by.
Senate bill No 2Os, one OF the four
oilis introduced ut this session to in
crease the salary Of state Bank Elk
ominer Barksdale. from $4,000 TO 81
ogo, which had passed tho Senate. and
been recommended by the House Com
nlttcc on Insurance and Banking with
IN amendment making the salary So
30, was called on Its second reading
Mr.. Stephenson moved 10 dismiss the
bill from tho calendar, which was
adopted. House bill No. %, having the
same effect, IS Sill pending on lis
second reading.
When the White Hart game bin.
which has passed thc Senate and Is
now on tho House calendar as Senate
hill No. 80. was reached. Mr.. Walton.
OF Hanover. made vigorous objection.
me Farmers Union Of the State WAS
opposed TO the bin. lie asserted
dehy H. said Mr.. White. OF Rock
bridge and have the documents
here 10 prove that they favor tho hill.'
Mr Walton Moved to pass the bin bv.
which was rejected. IS to Is, and the
Oil went TO its third reading.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-07

Mrs. j. :. Williams. Of Danville, who
was operated ON several weeks ago a.
St Luke's Hospital here, is now rapid.
ly conYaicscing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-07

Mrs. y. ". Scott. or Fredericksburs
mas been visiting relatives here, 81
route for Bowling Green.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-07

Mrs. Margaret Webb. OF Bowling
Green, has been the guest of relatives
III thls city Tor several days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-07

Mrs. Henry Brothers, OF t.is city. I.
Visiting her mother. Mrs. George Bowen
at her home In Lexington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-07

Hrs George Brewster. who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Rober,
Bosher. will leave shortly for her home
in New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-07

!rby Moncure has returned 10 hi
nome In Blackstone. after spending
few days tn Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-07

Miss Louise Allen Is spc nding several
days with her father. l.. p. Allen, In
salem. before leaving for visl, to
relatives IN Biuefcld, w Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-07

Miss Laura Nash. who has been the
guest OF Miss Pauline Barclay. in
Portsmouth, for ten days. has re-
turned TO the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-07

Mrs. y G Gary. OF Newport News. IS
visiting relatives III Richmond for sew
cral weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-07

Ir. W. .. Iankins has returned TO
ms home In South Boston. after n short
stay IN Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-07

Mrs. George IL Clatterbuck. who has
hccn visiting her uncle, George w
Earman. In this city, has returned to
Roanoke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-07

Miss ola Chaurcil, OF Farmvnle. Is
spending the Weekend here with Mis-.
Lulie McC;ce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-07

amendnent by a vote OF 81 to IL. The
members voted IA follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-07

Stuart walker. j. ]. Co-nicIs and MIR.
BERKELEY have returned TO the Epis-
copal High school, after being tho
guests OF Gray Valentine at tho home
OF h!s parents. sir. ana Mrs. Mann :.
Valentine, IN this city.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-07

-pppbetddn tdndn fautto oiois1u
iImpittaa, ettd 2aniauiSfirffofunnan
puofifofouS pibetddn tGnd fpuotenn
port Irtburisia, Ont. San. fuufaut'
to mp6bemmin FUN ie pioettitn nil.
memuotena ia muutamina ebeuihnd
muinafin mmofina, fiS emf betnd'
fuun alusid, pdimind, mitfd tarfem'
min iImoiietaan emf tilasi IA. Saa'
bafIemme fofousta Idbemmin ilmoit'
tatsIamme mpDsfin tlmoittaa ieuai'
fla Observation-Disclosures, ioita baIut'
tailiin +. fofoufieue idttad fesfusteI.
tanaffi ia mobbouiiesti pddtettd.
mifiifin, pppbetddn Militia ldbettd.
mddn auefirioittaneeue ennen toufo.
tuun niibettdtoista pdindd.
Niinifddn mield uubeStaan febot.
tetaan ieurafuntia ia poppeia toimi'
maan ieurafuntain mdfilumun fos
foamiiesia ia Idbettdd mdfiIufu pat
faaisieurafunnista emf feidfuun
miioenteentoiSta pdipddn. Sdienten
fofoomisfaatpoffeita Iaapi mafiutta
Iuttaian toimistosta.
2ebotetoan mpDs etid ieurafunnot
ia pnpit muistoiipot foota folebieia
firf'ofun"on' ia ldPe'9sfasiaa".
Suurimmin funnioittoen,
q. Wuori,
262 Wilion itr., port artbur,
Ont. Gnnooa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-07

Nbrabamin fuuIiaiIuus. Mbra.
bam on usfonaisten lid. nsfosIa
iiitti ban poifania Stiafin, iofa bd.
neae lutpattiin bdnen fpanbaaa iidl'
lddn ia Fun Saarafin oil 10 liian
manba ipnnpt.dmddn Iapiia. Sittem'
min fdi ban fdsfpnl SumaIaIta nh.
-foia iluS sasnan ,pajan, mutta Mb.
rabam eli epdinpt eied foetiouut tier
reld Sumalan tabtoa. 9dn ottt fen
muoffi ppifanIa mutaania Worian
tpuoreue ubratafieen iieud bdnet,
Gimme tlltuaon tell bdn alttarin,
aietti poifania lille ia ottt meitien
tappaafieen bdnet. Wlutta Fun bdn
fobotti fdtenid toteuttaofieen otto
m~ufienia, lat ban taas fuuua Su'
maIan ddnen, iofa fdsti bdnen fes.
fepttdmddn ubraamiienia, ia min
Ibrabam tefifin. Ibrabam totteli
Sumalaa alma ia faiffiaua eifd pei
idnnpt- mitddn muuta fuin tebbG
Sumalan tabtpa tpaStaan. SeIai,
men oil Mbrabamin usfo.
au9uStinus.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-07

pafanoilta opittatpaa. GrdS
Gteld.gliserian tatfiia fertoo palion
Observation-Disclosures alfuaiuffatoen
eldmdstd ia tapoista. Dbtd ia tots
ia on meibdn fristitpien fiitd opitta'
ma. !6dn %ianoo, ettd noila ibmifiad
on martin erisfummaqiiet, taifaus'
toiiet fdiitpfiet fittd, mifd on tarpeer
pieniue lapfiqe beibdn tpamrastumi
Iefieen. Hiiteleminen perbeesid, JOS
ia on pienid IapIia on baitaaista.
foSfapa ndmd main raffauben a.
noia fuuuesiaan ia pstdmdaiiid Eat
ieita ndbbesfddn m6iwat menestpd,
2un on riitaa ia toraa, tiIetpat be
moimattomifi ia fuoletpat enneu
aifoiaan. &c talifi fristitpier
buomata. Ne, iotfa opat berdnneel
uuteen eldmddn 2ristuffesfa, fdrfi'
mdt iuurta mabinfoa panbpien frts
tittpien rlitaiiuuben tafia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-07

WalmiS fpostaomaan. GrdS
MT 10 fuouut, SafIosia tunnettu
bursfos mites Ia muiiiftn borraStaid,
6. @ebborbt, fuuIi f~erran, astues'
iaon iunaon, fuinta erds fenptmie.
linen mics nnuraen ia piltaten, fait'
Elem iunasia o%Iiiain fuulIen febui,
ettei ban nsfo Sumolaan eifd I'D.
neStd mdlitd. g. fuunteli mpDs tdtd
bdnen pubettoan ia antoi pilftaoian
pubua Ioppuun ianottapania. Sitten
otti bdn. plendsti fumortueu pile
faaian ebesid, Iaffinia pddstddn ia
Ianoi faiffien fuuuen: rOlipo bauS
faa ferranfin ndbbd teibdn arfpoi.
faa b%enfiIDdnne, fiud mind oIen 10
faufpan ia niein teistd lufenut. vaat.
fotaa = Min ban nirffot, atpaies.
iaan Raamottunia rpiaImisia SO
on firioitettu: rSpbmd fonoo ipbd'
mesiadn: Ell SumaIaa oIetfoon!" Npt
iuIi piItfoaian oioffi fuuliiain puo
IeIia imaa ia nouruo, Min ettd ban
ndfi bppdfIeen ieuraamaqa oiemaI'
la puiobtaa uIos iunosta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-07

(ia mobboaifesti oman patanaldbe
tnSip6nftn),
9 ybteiieu oppilaitotien fannatta'
minen,
b Orpofotien pnnd ioiraalain y
M Z. perustamtnen.
e) pappisfelpoiiuus.m
pboenmufaiiefii idriestdminen.
A. Eaae pbbistpneeue firffofunta
neumostoue e%IittdiIin nimefii rsbs
Soint Sinniib &utberan Spnob" (Db'
bisteitp Suomolaiuen 2uteeriloiner
Spuoobi).
GuuliIin tdmmD len toiminnan faut
to otettatpan iuuren asfeleen Iopul
lista pbbistpmista fobben. Sofa to
paufiesia diff ie iuuri MOTTO lutee
rilaiIeue fanfaue mme Mmerifasia
5dqaiSta ipnoobto ei tarnitIii lail
ltStuttaa nitnfauon Fun ie ei omiS
taifi omaiiuutta. Eaten iddstettdiiit.
ne tubannet bouarii, ioita mube,
tirteofunnan ia pffitptsten, iemra
tuntain uubestaon inforporeeraami
men tuliN mafiamaan. TdSfd Ell oil
peIfoa fiitd. ettd fumpifdan firtfo
funta tulee totStaan nielemddn. 81
ndin pbteistoiminnan fautta fas
mettaiiin pbd enempi pbteisben9es
Id. Hobfenen totrpoa ettd tdud ia
maua iulaubuttaifiin Iopulta pbbefI
firffofunnafffin.
pppbdn idttdd tdmdn ebbotutien
tummanfin firffofunnan ieurafur
tain ia ~opettaiien mietittdmdffi. Su
mala iiunatfoon tdtd afiata!
Dst. s. WarseIin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-07
sabetpsoTemiem p%oIioia fristi.

2dbetpsaiemien poIttoia friStt'
tpfIi. usanbasia fastettiin tuiime
5000 pafauaa, niioen iou'
fosIa erds mics, nimeItd Nbalafa,
iota poImeutuu funintaan iupuSta.
2affi fertaa on tdmd mics polttannt
Idbetpsaiemia. Gnnen fastettania
fpaIitfi ban itfeueen ntmen Soona.
San oil ndet mieIestddn Soonaan
tamaua maStustanut Sumalaa.
GrdS mirasta erotettu rubtinaS,
Eabinsma, iofa niinifddn ennen oil
oaut murbapolttaia ia fitte tuli fddn'
tpneeffi, iauoi fastetiIaiiuuteenia To-
f%oontuneeue ioufoue: Sc ttebatte,
futa Glen, miten iuIma ia iumalatou
olen ouut. 2atiofaa MT initiated
armon Sumala on oIoittanut minul'
lie! WaeItafaa famaa tietd. iota mt
nd mt tpaeuan!A
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-07

Iestamenniin. Q tlipd tdytpt foieid.
Fin waibtaa %aietta. Npt tue Seefus,
iofa, ioTiaIistiemme mueaan, pbteen
ATTAIN 4oli meiodn orwoiaen. iofl
itie oil f6pnnt S,obideia opisIa, JOS.
ia tuli bnmd iafialtsti, onfir - taru.
olento. Seefustu ct ole ~toetaan OF.
~lutfaan. Niin npt ianotoan uston.
TONNE mibonisten ruoIeIta. - &c
filpi Ell fsstd fosf, mrr plan Re pa.
ioaa. Wtinfdbdnl nvn uabtaa ola
tirfon ipibouisten nah flpi,
~. 81, 80
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-07

- 2irffofuntamn,e efimies postori
Wuori ia pastori s. 9uuSfonen,
i%aarnafipct ellen Waplesia, 0is.
Glen italia iaapui %. Wuori Sron.
moobiin ia matfustaa periantai ga.
muna SoImes Sitppn, Minn., ioSia
iaornaa emf ppbdnd. II pnd tt. on
ban Safe s%iorben'isIa, q. DAT. ia
ianrnaa Flo 10 a. p. 9dnen mat.
foistaan ldbemmiu emf mumerosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-07

= On iaatapisid paIoa, ibmeeI'
IiStd, taitpaauista maloa! WtitIi FITS
eIdiiimme pi~mepoesid ia fuoIiiimme
tusfisia? st tiebd mtten ldbeud T.
nua peIastus on. Sos fen main
tietdifit min mormasti oientaifit Ed.
tefi ia o%ttaiiit fen mastaan, fiud Ie
on FIND ia ie on fiuuIa funban tab
bot ottaa fen naStaan.