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WEDDINGS.
lIaskell-Denh a m.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Jan. 24.-Harry G
Haskell of Wilmington. Del. vlce-presiden,
of the du Tont Powder Company. Vas
married this afternoon to Miss Elizabeth
nenhain of this place. Anthony Haskell
II New York. brother of the bridegroom
was best man. Mrs Frederick Barheld OF
Cuthbert. Ga. sister of the bride, was
matron of honor. Miss Elizabeth Shottci
of savannah was maid of honor. The
guests from Wilmington included eN-At-
torney- General Andrew c. Gray. son OF
Federal Judge George Gray Harlan O.
scott. Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Spruance and
MIR. and Mrs. George +. Bissell.
The couple left Jacksonville tonight on
u wedding trip to Egypt. They Will return
In April and live In Wilmington.
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Frederick y. sayPe.

SOUTHAMPTON. l.. l.. Jan. 24.--F'reder-
lex Spencer Sayre. SO years old, died here
to-day He was a direct descendant Of
Thomas Sayre, one OF the founders OF the
southampton colony In 1910. In 1s4s he
Joined the company formed in the Hamp-
tons, which bought the whale ship Sabina
and sailed from Sag Harbor around Cape
Horn to San Francisco. He was the
youngest In the company. He Is sur
vived by two sisters. Mrs. Mary A. Allen
and Miss Harriet Sayre
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died in "A private hospital here to-day.
Relatives Of Richard Croker living here
did not even know 81 Mrs. Bnwman's i'll
ness until the cable despatch reached
THE SIN last night. The mother OF Ed
ward +. Croker the ex-Fire Chief, ro-
ceivcd a letter from her brother-in -law on
Thursday. written less than week be
fore. IN which Mr. Croker did not men
ton the Illness Of Mrs. Bowman He
said he was planning To- take her on "a trip
To the Canary Islands before spring
Mrs Bowman was born in New York
and was daughter OF one Of Richard
Croker's brothers. She married Young.
and before the death Of her husband she
went to live with her uncle. Richard
croker. acting as manager OF his house
hold affairs. Her husband has been dead
several years. Mrs. Bowman lived and
travelled with her uncle for fifteen years
or more
When he lived in New York she always
went on trips with him. and he never
went abroad without taking her. When
he retired from active life in New York
she went To manage his estate in ireland.
and on his various trips through Europe
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The Rev. DR.. John w. Roberts. pastor
of the Kings Highway Conversational
Church. died on Friday night at his home,
1879 East Twenty first street, Brooklyn.
lie was born and educated In England
and soon after coming to this country he
became principal of Elmira Business Col
lege. where he remained for twenty years
The PHI -. degree was conferred on him
by the Central University of Indianapolis
BEFORE coming to Brooklyn three years
ago he was pastor Of the Longwood Con
gregational Church in The Bronx. He
was member Of the Manhattan confer
ence and the Manhattan Brooklyn Con-
ference Of Congregational churches. His
wife survives him.
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nue.. y. NJ
Francisco Ferrer Association, lecture
by Clarence barrow on ''vo,taire," SO
East 10th street, y. NJ
Peoples Institute. lecture by Or. John
Thayer Holmes ON wendell Phillips the
Forcrunner," Cooper Union, = p. NJ
Woman's political tea, speakers. Prof.
Charles A. Beard and Mrs Edith Ellis
Furness. berkeley Theatre, T. NJ
Manhattan Single Tax Club. lecture by
George t. Macy on Methods OF Propa-
ganda," ~ West Forty. second street.
4 L. NJ
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Mrs, Ia mes Nelson.

New BRUNSWICK. n. j., Jan. 2<.-Mrs
Mary Woodbury. Nelson. wife of James
Nelson, died last night at her home.
Woodlawn. She was the daughter OF
Isaac H. Woodbury.. She was married to
Mr.. Nelson in Berlin in 1873. She or
ganized the free circulating library ard
the Charity Organization Society Of New
Brunswick She was SIS years old and is
survived by her husband.
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weather at winter Resorts,

HAMILTON, Bermuda. Jan. 2i-Tem.
pcrature, IS: partly cloudy.
BELLEAiR, Fla. Jan. 24.-Temperaturo
rs: clear.
OH POINT, Va. Jan. 24.-Temperature,
IS fair.
PALM BEACH, Fla, Jan. 24.--Temperae
ture, -; clear
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The second meeting of the dancing class
organized by Mrs. Charles J. WEIGH, Mrs.
" Hasell Berwick and others was held
la lght in the annex OF the Metropolis
Tan club. Dr. Adrian Van de Ssnde
Bdkhuysen. onsul-General of Holland
in this city. being the host. Among the
members of this class are Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Bsrret, .ir. and Mrs. Goelet Gal
latin, Mr.. and Mrs. r, Ashton de Peys,er,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph NJ. johnson. Mr.. and
Ms. Hobart u. Belts, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Gorverneur Morris Miss Helen lie Roy
y 1e" Miss Catherine L. Hamersley, Law
:. zee = Butler. Theron r. Strong, Louis
BrIgIiere, T. Montgomery Strong and
Alexander NJ. Orr. Other meetings Will
be hold AT the homes OF Mrs. Edward b.
Hardness and Mrs. f.. Ashton de Peyster.
Nine. Henri Goran. wife OF the French
Consul IN New York. gave yesterday ar
tc'.pon AT her home 81 West Fifty-
-h-h street d small the dansant for NJ 81
Virginia Albert OF Baltimore and Mrs.
a ~. Lewis and Miss Alice Logan of
F' 'tdclphia, who are her guests for sew
rral days.
N~s R"hard y. Worrall will give a re-
""ptIpu with music this afternoon at the
r'aIn
Mr.. and Mrs Franklin Mott Warner
nave LETT Woodmerc, L. l., for i6l Madi-
son avenue. where they Will be for the
~",' Of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen H. Brown have
gone 20 Palm Beach to remain until about
March !.
The fourth and last of the series of
dances arranged by Miss Florence James
took place last night In the ballroom or
hr 81 Regis. Among the patronessee VINO
received were Mrs. q, Grosvenor Wyeth.
Me Wilbur a. Bloodgood and Mrs. Henry
L. Burnett,
dance was held last night In the ball
room OF the Hotel Irving, 20 Gramercy
PART. for the members Of the framercy
Park Noighborhood Among the patron
.-aS who resolved were Mrs. Charles l.
trrg Mrs, Edward y. Sperry aud Mrs
Nilston Hill Brown.
Henri Conrad, director Of Conrads or
chestra, which played for the Junior
League entertainment The Merry WhirI
in the ballroom OF the Waldorf Astoria
OF January q and II. won the Hupno-
he IN the drawing contest when was
"o.ded yesterday, tickets for which were
sold in connection with the entertainment.
Mr., Conrad's number was M-64, The
revenue received from thch drawing IN
creased tho receipts for the entertainment
N great extent and the league more
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business Mt 80 Nassau street and died on
January 20. left will which is puzzling
the executor. The will was executed on
January on the testators business let
terhead. and cancelled n former will. Mrs.
Lima Busse OF London, a cousin, got
$4,000 and all the decedent's Jewelry. fans.
sticks and paintings. and also left in her
care $4,000 for the testator's brothers and
sisters. He gave $1,000 to Louis Sibcr-
man for "favors," and $1,000 to Laura
Puver of 166 East sixty seventh street.
IAN orphan under my protection" Rob
ert NJ. Thomson. an old friend and for
mer employee. got three-fourths of the
rcsiduary estate. and the rest went to
Guillerino h. Ortega, an employee. Mr..
Thomson, who Is executor. said he had
been unable to find a sister and brother
of the decedent.
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THE SEAGOERS.
Arrivals From Europe and DEPART
ures for the south.

Arrivals by the White Star liner Ma
jestlc from Southampton. Cherbourg and
Queenstown:
DR. and Mrs W F. Mrs II l. Magrudcr.
Aughe nboush Mr. and Mrs Francis
Albert W. Harris B. sayre
Allan Haynes W. Stevenson.
sailing by the Lsnport 4 Holt liner
Nasari for South American ports:
II c Bartlett. Mr. and Mrs ". c
6. " king Waddell
Charles Pope. Mr. and Mrs. r X.
Nine Odette ~ Iye. Warren.
Dr. Jules T Vale J. W Parker.
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DIED.

Ing Of Detroit, beloved husband NJ
Laura A, Whiting son Of the late John
Talman and Mary :. Whiting. Chicago
papers please copy,
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The Rev. DIR. j. w. Roberts.

and to america she always accompanied
him.
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MRS. STELLA w. BOWMAN.
ERvOritc Niece OF Richard Croker
Dtes In Dublin,

DUBLIN, Jan. 2i--Nlrs Stella W. Row
man. favorite niece OF Richard Croker
who accompanied him Oh all his trips
died in a private hospital here to-day.
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FAUST loving memory OF Lotta Faust.
died January 20, 1910
RENWlCK In loving memory of Lillian
Macy Kenwick, who passed on January
90, 1910, Beloved daughter, adored wife.
true friend. We shall meet again
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LONDON. Jan. 2i.--Sir David GIL. tn,
famous Scottish astronomer, died here to
gay. He was II years old.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-04

COLLARS - Beautiful new Medici
 and Flare Collars, made of Chif- ions, Batste and other wash mate NEW VESTEES, made of white Pique, pretty new patterns just re- NEW VESTEE BELTS of undressed
 kid, in new colors soc
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Departments

A NEW SHIPMENT OF BARETTEs,
 COMES AND NOVELTY PINS, all brand new styles, 25c, soc and $l.00 NEW FALL PURSES, VANITY CASES AND HAND BAGS, a big new shipment received Saturday. Prices from .................$1 .$1.0o to $5.5o
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-04
Union Suits

Ladies', long sleeves, high neck, ankle length, white oniy; a $1.00 value,
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-04

One way to meet the high cost of living Is to spend more time studying the advertisements in your morning newspaper. In that wax you will learn where to spend your money and Est the best possible value.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-04

A big new lot of $1.50 and $1.75 Waists, all new styles, bought by us at a special price your choice
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-14
A Wonderful Tomato.

The firm of i Bolginno & Son. we'll
kuown, reliable seed growers oi Balti-
more Md haze this year offered for
sale a wonderful tomato, called John
Bacr which Is the result Of fifteen
generations of Improvement and sclcc-
tlou for car.incs,. quality, shape, fruit,
color and shipping quality II is the
offspring Of twu marvellous Iomatoc,
onc great specialist having devoted ten
years in selecting and improving one
parent and another expert five wears m
selecting and improving the other parent
II Is claimed To hc the earliest tomato
% earth As i produces large, beautiful.
solid shipping lomator, III thir,5 lal
from plants grown IN Veneer or Paper
bands with roots uudiSturnrd.
There are from fifty to one hundred
fruit to each plant All ,he fruit ripca-
evenly az 10 the stem with no cripplc-.
- -cald-. no blight; no cracked. no one
sided no Wtinklcd. uneven. SCARED fruit
and when even dead ripe will not hurst
Il s a beautiful glistrulng. bright red
colon and has mild delicious sweet
flavor II Is almost scedlc>S. q marx 81
aus stem setter and often, ten fruit III
first cluster. solid and mcaty II has
ItA-t Nl'NEtl lfitltEt ana y Ftt NtAll ltfitAA
of manuring without going To vine
Il Is claimed to be the most perfect
shipping Tomato ever grown twenty
four fruit exactly filling six carrier
basket Each of the fruit weigh, -iN
and one half ounces The "John Raer
Tomato was saved only h{ the originator
Mr. John Bacr, who personally selected
and picked every Tomato from which he
saved this seed selecting only the most
beautiful. perfect fruit Of the carly stem
set clusters
A. packing Tomato John Bacr Is
a miracle They all pack fancy and all
pack whole pcclcrs can prepare three
bushels Of John Bacr Tomatoes to
one hushcl OF any other Tomato Being
such q tremendous yielder bushcl of
"lohn Baer Tomatoes can bc gathered
IN one third time of any other Tomato
a large Baltimore Tomato Packer
had All the John Bacr Tomato,~ hc
could secure packed separately. running
them through special process for hi,
fancie-t trade and private use Thi~ is
the first year this seed has been offered
publicly for sale: and. on account Of the
short supply thr price is pkt 81 80.
oz. 81 80, oz. -. co. / H. Sl500. H. sou
While this seems an enormous price 10
pay for toma'l. with all advantages
Of this wondorii Tomato. We think il
well worth a trig
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-14

~ ..itueo. q poWcrp sale contained
it mortgage from John Guuby and
vile To Il Ea~-cti l'rltunghau. dated
tbc twcntl seventh day of April. \ u.
1909, recorded among the land record,
OF Worcester County in libcr . y e..
No. /, folios ~ and ~ and assigned
by him to Laura Gunbl and assigned
by her to Harry r. Palmer for the pun
pose Of foreclosure. there having been
a default in complying with the terms
of said mortgage. /, the undersigned
Harry +. Palmer. assignee of said mort
gage will sell At public sale TO the high
est bidder. III front Of the Atlantic llo-
tel. in the town Of Berlin. Worcester
CnnrtA. Markland. on
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-14
Sheriff's Sale
or VALUABLE
Real Estate

By virtue of writ ot teri tacla- !,
sued out Of the Circuit Court Tor Wor
ccstcr County, upon i Judgment 81 a
Justice Of the Peace. ii favor o. sue
NJ. Collins IS Esther Puncll ana Vii
liam purncll. dated February 18th. l90>.
have seized and taken IN execution
all that house and lot situate On the
ives; side of Market Street, in the town
Of Snow Hill between the property Of
William + johnson and MARY T. Brat
ten. ct al. and is the same which VA,
conveyed to thu sand Esther Purncll by
lIorocc PaSne and wifc b, deed dated
March 81 lss7, and duly recorded
among the land records Of said county
in libcr F. II T.. 30 !. folio I'll. and
hereby give notice that viii sell all
the interest of thu sand Esther Puncll
and William PurnclI 10 said real estate
to the highest bidder for CASH at the
Court House door ir the town "t Snow
Hill Nd on
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-14
SATURDAY
February 18th, 1914

the following described propelt5 NJ tce
simple
An thai trartot land situate and lying
lu Worcester COUNTY State oi NarN
land un SlucpuNcut Beach which Was
conveyed "a the Mar, iand Beach I'm
proNrmcnt Company ny Hcnrs y God
frey ana others by deed dateG lure
18th. 1907 recorded among mo land
records OF Worcester county in Llher
+ II f.. No. =. folio~ 5d and 565 eN-
cept lot, one. tMo. three four live. -IN.
seven. clght. seventeen and eighteen, ~
BLOCK eleven. which wcrc conveyed to
Leonard kittenpci b! the said Mary
land Beach Improvement Company by
decd dated November llth. 1907. and
recorded among the land records atore
said III I.ibcr O H. G.. No :, folio lon,
etc. and except also lot. one, two.
three. four. sly. seven. eight, nine
and ten in block three. heretofore sold
by sand South Beach Land Company 10
Charles a Edbcrg SAID property Is
known as Maryland Beach city and
Is situated on The Atlantic Ocean south
of the property now or formerly belong
my To the American Resort Hotel Com
pauy. commonly called the Ocean City
Property the same having been sur.
Ncycd and laid oil IN lots, streets. ave
uues. and alleys. hy the sald Maryland
Beach Enforcement Company IN 1905.
and Plat whereof Is recorded among
sand land record, aforesaid -multauc
ously with the deed aforementioned
from Henry 4 Godfrey II all. 70 sand
Matyiau Beach Improvement Com
pauy said tract containing about three
D..
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-14
TRANSFERRINC
REAL ESTATE
List Of Deeds Recently Recorded
In The Office of The Clerk
OF the Circuit Court


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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-14
Order NiSi

William +. Johnson. Assignee sor tore
closure Of Harry T. Fry MORTGAGE.
ot limerick Olah and Elizabeth Olah
Louis Farka- and Esther Farkas
In the Circuit Court for Worcester
County. In Equity No 252o lanu.
airy Torn. 1919. 70 VII February stu,
1914.
ORDERED that thr Sal, of thc prop.
crty mentioned IN these proceedings
made and reported BY William + John
son. assignee of mortgage. bc ratified
and confirmed unless cau-r "a thu con
trary thereof hc shown nn or before the
md day Of March next, provided a copy
of this order be- inserted IN some news
paper printed in Worcester County once
in each of three successive week, Ice
fore the BIRD day of February. 100 the
year nineteen hundred and fourteen
The report states the amount Of sales
To be- SiiS2 80.
OLIVER = COLLINS. Clerk.
True Copy. Test.
f7-3u OLIVER y. COLLINS. clerk.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-14
Property
On SinepuXent Beach
Bordcriua on the Atlantic Ocean

Hy .Irtur Of power Of sale contained
W mortgage from South Beach Land
Company. hody corporate. to The
Morris Avenue Building Association. a
body corporate. recorded among thc land
records ot Worcester County, IN libcr
Q. H. C No T.. folio 313 etc the un.
dersigurd Attorney viii sell a. public
auction at the Court House door in
Snow ilii. Worcester county Mary
land. pu
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-14
MULES FOR SALE

We have a nice lot
of Western Mules
Tor sale al Givans
Barn. in Snow Hill
TheS range from >
to 8 years of age.
Some broken. some
unbroken. Com e
and look them over
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-14
CALVIN Il TAYLOR. Attoruel
Notice to Creditors

Notice is hereby given that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Oruhans
Court for Worcester County, Maryland.
letters of Administration on the personal
estate of
CHARLES II. LONG.
late of Worcester County. deceased
All persons having claims against the
deceased. are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same with vouchers thereof. to the
subscriber. on OF before the lth day OF
August l9lA They may otherwise by
law be- excluded from all benefits Of the
said estate, All persons indebted u
said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment Given under my
hand this 3l~t day of January 1914.
ALICE l.. Long
Administrators
Test. EDWARD + DAVIS.
Register Of Wills
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-14
ORDER NISI.

Mary f. Birmingham. mortgage Ia
sell the Real Estatcoi Isaiah e Trmtt,
and wife eN partc
In the Circuit Court for Worcester
County In Equity No 2553. january
Term. 1914 towit February 10th. 1911.
ORDERED that the above sale made
and reported by Mary /. Birmingham.
mortgagce for the sale Of the real estate
in the above cause described hr ratified
and confirmed unless cause 10 the con
trary thereof be- shown on or before the
ninth day Of March l9ll provided 4 copy
81 this order be inserted in some news
paper printed in Worcester County once
in each Of three successive weeks before
the second day of March M the year
nineteen hundred and fourteen.
The report states the amout Of sales
30 hc $1,000
OLIVER u COLLINS. Clerk
True Copy. Test
OLIVER y COLLINS. Clerk.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-14

We viii sell these Mules At reason
able prices and on easy terms
FOR SALE. also. pair of good
mare Colts. coming two years old
f. " GIVANS 4 co.
f-1tf Snow liill MI
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-14
To Cure a cold in Ono Day

.akcLANATiVV HHoMo Cginine it,iops IN:
-,ugh and Headache anl work, ~ the Gold.
Druggist, t.fHad money if It fasls TO crfc
" GROW signature on cash box eNe
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-14
joins " STATION. ATTORNEY
Notice TO Creditors

Notice Is hereby given that the sub
scribri has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Worcester County Maryland
letter. T"stamvutary on tho personal
estate of
GEORGE K MARSHALL
lat. ut Worcester County deceased
a persons having claims against the
deceased ARE hereby warned To exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof. to
the subscriber on or before the 18th day
of August. 1914 They may otherwise by
law be- excluded from all heneiits Of the
said estate All persons indebted to
said estate are requested 70 make i'm
mediate payment Given under our
hand, thi, lith day of February, 1914
WM II MARSHALL
MM. O. PAYNE
EREN HEARNE
Executors
Test EDWARD T. DAVIS.
Register of Wills
4 North Mississippi man was bitten
Is mule recently When a mule be
tegins To bite it is true sign that he
l'hs rheumatism in MS hind legs and
ant use them. New Orleans Picayune
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-14

wM Il JOHNSON ATTY At Law
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-27
Jeesuksen voitin.

Nuori voimakas mics kulkee ela-
Win taivalta. Eli HAN luule Juma-
laa eika hanen tarvitse a
sa. Kirkkoon eli tee mieli, Ell hen
gellisiin kokouksiin. Pix kanaan
vaan niita pitaa. Vaimonsa suree,
monta huokausta hanen. pulestaan
Herran luo kohottaa, ,,Tule kirk
koon,", HAN pyytaa, ,,tarvitsemme
Jumalan armoa, sielumme kuolee H.
man elaman leipaa''. Miehen silmat
saken0ivat, kun HAN vastaa: ,,viela
mita, val pappien %loruja kuuntele.
man.. KXyneleet hiljaisuudessa
vaimon silmista vuotavat.
Aka vierii. Mics rakentaa pie
men, oman m0kin. Sc on soma, ST.
nisen jarven rannalla, koivikkoleh-
don kupeessa. Kitollisuus tayttai
vaimon sydamen, kun saa muuttaa
lapsineen oman katon ale. ,,Oi
~taivuta mieheni sydan, etta Herran
s~analla tiima kotimme vihittaisiin",
huokaa han usein ia puhelee rukouk-
sin Herralle. 10 Griffin kerran uskal-
taa asian ottaa puheeksi.
,Emmeku kutsuisi nyt ensi pyhak-
81 niita nuoria thine uuteen kotiim.
me pitamaan raamatunkeskustelua?
Olisi min ihanaa, kun Herran sanal-
la ikaankuin pyhittaisimme kotimme.
Silloin m saisimme Herran
siunauksen, kun sta pyytaisimme".
Sykkivin sydamin odottaa vas
austa toivoen, pelatep.
nTulkoot vaan, saanpahan site
oikein kuulla ia nahda, mita ne
niissa kokoukslssaan tekevat''.
lilo tayttaa vaimon sydamen. Her
ralle han kiitoshuokauksen lahettaa
ia ilokyyneleet vuotavat hiljaisuu-
dessa!
On ihana kesainen sunnuntai. aa-
mu. Koko luonto ~soittaa kevaan
riemua. Pienen kodin ymparys on
ia kodikas. Samoin sisalta.
valkoiset ovat uuden tu-
seinahirret ia kirkkaat auringon-
tunkevat suurista akkunoista
tehden huoneen iloiseksi ia
juhlalliseksi. Poydan ymparilla is
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-27
SinuIIe, Jee$us.

Sinuue, Seeius. fmnnia, tpolta
.Mnnettu maasfa. t%aipaaSla on.
Meibdt ia pddstit fuolemap alta,
aun find aStuit tatstelobon.
Sinuue SeeiuS MOTTO on iuotu,
WaItapa moitto i~aatanaSta.
SinmQe ntfn maltiffa tuotm
Sauita muata. taipabto.
Sinuue tuuluu ibmiiet faitin,
Sinnle, forfein 2unastaia.
2auibit lunnaat taipobat ioifin
= @eresids oIemme outuoita.
Sinuue, Seeius, laSna me ferrar
RasteesIa taitft msffannettibin,
Sinuue beImaan, nrmobon Serrar:
Mutuus 10 find annettibin.
Sinuue, SeeIus, oiuntomaioa
6enfeli ~fieIuun etfisfelee.
MisiG ne oufee, fdtpeleet foiaa,
GnoGmet autnuttu plistelee.
@tieli &.