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The Dickinson press., 1914-09-05
WARDEN HARTUNG BUSY

T. N. Hartung, deputy game war
den for southwestern North Dakota,
has been watching people with, guns
very carefully lately. On Tuesday he
had Wenzel Semerad up on a charge
Of shooting two chickens out Of sea-
son. The following morning the man
went before Justice Folsom, pleaded
guilty and paid a fine and costs Of
$35.
1T is not stated who made the
complaint in this case. The law is
such that the complaining witness
name does not have TO be made known
and he gets $40 from the state for
giving the information.
Deputy Hartung has his men care
fully watching the moves Of people
who in the past have had the repu..
season and he thinks il they repeat
the act this year they will surely be
caught.
The Dickinson press., 1914-09-05
RoBERTs-1NGHAM

Mr. and MRS.. Frank I,ester Roberts
arrived IN Dickinson on "Wednesday
since which time thew have been re-
ce;v;np MANY congratulations on ac-
Count az, their "marriage September
2nd. After visiting their parents in
This c;tv for 4 few DAYS. they will
continue their tourney to Ann
Arhor, Mich.
The following account Of the happy
event ;s taken from The Daily Vel
iowstone Journal nublished at Miles
G;tv' Mont. Sentember End:
Frank Lester Roberts and Florence
Vera Inpham. two well known and
nonnlar young people Of this city,
The Dickinson press., 1914-09-05
CHICKEN SEASON SEPT,

twill be lawful to shoot prairie
chickens and ducks at sunrise Mon
day morning, September 9Th, and not
before. There is q severe. penalty Tor
killing chickens and ducks out OF
season. II is also unlawful to get
more than 10 chickens or Is ducks
in one day. In case that hunters are
out for several days they must not
have to exceed 20 chickens or 80
ducks for the enrlre period.
Game Warden Hartung has been
a busy man the past few weeks and
he does not think that many people
have attempted to violate the law.
Hunters should bear in mind they
need to have their license with them
at all times. q
The Dickinson press., 1914-09-05
Sl0S FOR DAVIS FARM
AND ", |, RICHARDS RANCH

E. H. Pierce, from the state depart
ment Of agriculture, has been in
Dickinson this week for the purpose
Of experimenting the construction of
a silo at the DR.. H. A. Davis farm
east Of the city. a stave silo Of 80
ton capacity is to be erected and it
was expected that work would be
started on Friday.
DR.. Davis took Mr.. Pierce out on
Thursday to look the ground over
and see If all the material was ready.
A 200-ton stave silo is being erect
ed at w. L. Richards Crooked creek
ranch, also a large barn. Walton &
Davis Co. have the contracts and
started work the past week.
The Dickinson press., 1914-09-05
A MANDAN DELEGATION
HERE FOR ELK MEETING

EsN44AFTE
At a regular session Of Dickinson
Lodge No. 1887 B. p. o. Elks, here
September 1st, c. D. Davis, n. F..
Flanagan, Hugh McGillivray and ],
j. Steckler Of Dickinson and Ed. lie
barth and Del Hughes Of Belfield
were duly initiated into the order.
In courtesy to Mandan, Exalted
Ruler "A. J. Osborn gave his chair to
Exalted Ruler E. K. Biting during
initiation.
The following out Of town members
attended the session:
E. K. Biting, LII. Connolly, J. F.
Brady, Ernest Roderick, Ed. Neorak,
I. B. Greengard, G. A. Williams,
Oscar Olson, il. Rowing, R. A.
Countryman, M. s. Lang, M. 7,
Tobin, j. 7. Larson, Frank Eshel-
mann, Anton S. Brazda, G. +. Wood
ward, F. p. McQuillon, e. "A. Baker,
j. G. johnson, Bernard Oates, Jos. P,
Hess, E. A. Tostevin, F. w. Reuter-,
i. W. W1Chlldlu duu Idul ~. 1MuC1AC1
all of Mandan Lodge No. 1856. II. p.
Haney, N. J. Stefin, Frank Sharman,
v. S. Langlois, A. H. Hike, David
Coutts, n. A. Mackof, II. A. Ander-
son, E. P. Bishop, Henry Fritz, A. G.
Olson and julius Lerfald Of Belfeld;
H. A. Kaspar, H. N. Owens, D. J.
Price, Frank Partridge, Perry Mar
ker, M. Z. Larson, Alex Fowler and
Otto J. Wick of Manning; Col Will
liams, G. O. Thompson and J. q. Pc
terson of Taylor; Chas. Simon, Cor
don Gardner and j. s. Larson Of New
England; P. H. Thordahl and G. a.
Knudson of Bismarck; w. j. Kennedy
of South Heart; J. S. Cody Of Zenith;
B. S. Townsend Of Quinion; Carter
n. Harrison Of Miles City; j.. ".
Barrett of Bowman; J. r. Gilbreath
of Minneapolis. Attendance 16O.
The Dickinson press., 1914-09-05
sTIGEN-sMITH

Jalmar Stigen and Miss Hazel
Smith, both ;of the vicinity Of Cor
ham were married at the Ed. Person
home in Dickinson on Wednesday by
Rev. "A. G. Hacke.. The bride was
attended by Miss Clara Stigen, sister
sof the groom, and Walter Smith,
brother Of the bride, was best man.
The young couple were also accom-
panied BY the brides mother,
Mrs. +. E.. Smith, and an aunt who
has been visiting themN from Idaho.
The party left the evening OF the
same day for Be1feld from which
point they were to drive TO their
home near Gorham.
j.. j.. Smith, father OF the bride, %
q prosperous rancher, who is well
Known to older settlers of this COM
munity.
The Dickinson press., 1914-09-05

Misses Louis and Ruth Wall made
a short visit with Miss Marie Dalen
Saturday afternoon of1ast week.
Mrs. Henry Madison and children,
Helen and Ruth, called at the p. Car
son home Wednesdaysof last week..
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carson and
daughter, Ethelyn, Carl and Joseph
Carson visited in the Loring vicinity
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn. Perhus and
sons, Kermit and Clinton, made a
short visit at the III. Madison home
Tuesday. al
There will be services in the Mar
shall school house September 9Th, at
10 a. m. by Rev. TIL. Larsen. Every
body come.
Quite a few Of the Marshallites
spent Sunday afternoon at Capt. h
Sivert's home; a most enjoyable
afternoon was spent by all.
Miss Bessie Wall returned home
Sunday after a short visit with her
sister, Mrs. E. Pathmann, in Judson.
She also stopped at Bismarck, where
she received medical treatment.
Miss Alfhild and Fred Siverts
went to .Richardton Friday Of last
week. Alfhild returned home the
same day. Fred was to- remain in
Richardton for an uncertain time.
Fred Siverts had an accident
Wednesday of last week. He got his
finger in between two wheels Of the
binder, getting it SO badly bruised
that it had to be amputated at the
first joint. DR.. Furman was called.
We hope for q speedy recovery.
The Dickinson press., 1914-09-05
SCHOOL OPENS SEPT 8

The coming week will be a very
active n in school circles in the
city. Outside students and mlstruc-
tors will be arriving for the next few
days, to be all ready for the open
ing of school Tuesday morning. Our
public schools have twenty-four
teachers this year, the number being
somewhat greater than last. The
following is the entire list:
list grade, Misses Ruth Clark and
Jennie Mason; End, Misses Hannah
Sponheim and Marie Holland; Bird,
Misses Alta Eikenberry and Ivy
Conant; 4th, Misses Edith Helming
and Alice Dixon; 9Th, Misses Bessie
and Ola johnson; 9Th, Misses Luella
Lyken and Beulah Lewis; 7th, Misses
Elsie and Mary Reid; 9th, Miss
Carrie Slindee. The high school
faculty consists of P. s. Berg, sup
e~rintendent; Miss Anna Hillesheim,
principal; Miss Ethel May, teacher of
history and science; Miss Ethel
Beebe, English; Miss Purl Walters,
commercial subjects and algebra;
Miss Christine Brown, mathematics
and science; Miss Anna Lamb, do
nestle economy; Miss Dumke, music
and drawing and Edwin Carlson,
manual training. Miss Gallagher
will teach the school in South Dickin-
son.. -
OF the above Misses Gallagher,
Holland, Conant, Brown and Dumke
r new, not having taught here be
fore.
The St. Joseph S school on. the
South side opened September LIST,
with a faculty Of eight. E5
The Dickinson press., 1914-09-05

Jack Mcdonald and Omer CrawS
ford, both charged with grand lar
ceny; broke jail here the night of
September Both. They were brought
here from the Marrnarth country.
Sheriff Porter, Attorney Swihart
and Clerk of Court Paul. Lyebo were In
Dickinson on Wednesday in connec-
ton with the sentencing of Hardin
jackson and Robert ~Johnstone for
stealing teamrom Livery1nanl
Watson at Medoras The boys, are
about 1S years of age and are sup
lposed to have come to the country
from near Chelsia, iowa. They were
sent TO the reform school at Mandan.
The Marm1lalrrth Mail Of last week
had this to say Of escaped bad men:
Omer Crawford, who it will be re-
Imembered, made his escape from the
local village Jail last spring, after
being arrested upon the charge of
grand larceny, and after s~iignifying
his willingness to plead guilty, has
been retaken aftera lapse Of about
five months yy66ung ss;Sfasd iisssthe
young man who worked for Pete
Stevens on the well machine and later
EstOle some personal property from
Pete sufficient to make the charge
grand larceny. He was arrested BY
Rusty Holman, who was at that time
marshal Of the village, and was given
the freedom Of the local calabo0se,
that he might keep up the fire, await
ing his trip to Medora. During the
noon hour he managed to dig out
from under the wall Of the jail with
the coal shovel and walked to the
home Of his father, several miles be-
low the box elder. After staying
there several days, he took his
brothers horse, and started back
north just skirting the town on the
west, where the local officers gave
him a chase through the Bad Lands,
lloosing him in the Bad Lands just
northeast Of Baker, when darkness
overlook them. The saddle horse and
la couple of guns he had stolen were
captured when he deserted them after
being chased into a wire fence, and
THE boy walked part of the way and
caught a ride the rest of the way to
Beach, where he took a train to
Champaign, I'll. Deputy Sheriff
johnson has known for some time
that the boy was at Champaign, but
lit had been his opinion all the time
that If left alone he would return to
North Dakota of his own volition,
which would result in big saving to
THE county. Last week when a com
|pany Of, Marmarthians, consisting of
Frank Gore, Walter Rasmussen, Clar-
ence Branson, G. p. Brownlee and Art
Growlee, were at Wibaux, they dis
covered young Crawford running a
"chuck" wagon, and upon their return
they notified Deputy Sheriff Johnson,
who went to Wibaux and bagged the
would-be bad man, who is now incar-
cerated in the Billings county jail,
awaiting sentence. There was a re-
ward Of $25 offered for information
leading to his capture by Fred Butler,
who, also, had considerable stuff stol-5
en- by the boy, during the period Of
his brainstorm.
The Dickinson press., 1914-09-05

"GETs.1T," Is the first one ever
known to remove corns without fall,
without pain and without trouble.
This Is why it. Is the biggest-seIling
corn r In existence today. II IL
now used by millions. because itssdoes
and cotton rings that shift their po-
sition and press down onto the 4
with salves that raw up the toe,
with harnesses that cause pressure
and pain, with knives. razors and
files. clawing and pulling at a corn.
"GETS-1T" Is applied In two Sec
onds. Two drops applied with the
the corn shrivels. varAshes. Accept
no substitute. Try 1t on any corn, wart.
callus or bunton tonight.
"GETS-IT" Is sold by druggists
everywhere. Csc a bottle. or sent af-
rect by e. Lawrence & Co.. Chicago.
The Dickinson press., 1914-09-05
McGREGOR SINKING

il. McGregor sent telegram
from Sc. Paul TO w. Il. Richards IN
Dickinson on Thursday morning that
his brother, ]. "a. McGregor was fall
.ing fast. A letter from members OF
the family earlier ia the week stated
that the former Billings county audi
tor was almost helpless
The Dickinson press., 1914-09-05

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Preaching services on Sunday at Ill
"a. III. and 81. hi. Sunday school at
10 {. d. and young peoples meeting
Eat
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-25

SO. {. "a p. pddttpneen batuaian
tuluesIa pmat bafsneet Ylistaron
eirtfoberronmirtaa: ffdldinen tap'
palainen s. WilutIelo, perttelin firt'
toberra .. D. Supala, r~autatien'
iaarnaaia g. IS. Wustonen, Eurun
nelids fappaIainen g. 10. Sebtonen,
Nurmon firffoberra, ropasti s. s
Roos, pobasioen tirefoberra g. u
eauri, Surman f%irtfoberra g. 6
Rostimies ia l~ltasioen firffoberro
romaSii q. H. Ssifinbeimo ietd
&ronpbpu firffoberronptrfaa: Il
tdldinen foppolainen, morapastor
g. :. Berg ia OF ron firtfoberr s
u. S6ronsIon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-25

Wuutosb onffeet.

Wluutosbanffeet.
Dtime fmuua f~ofoontui SeIirsis'
ia maonmiIieliidin pleiIen Iiiton TO
foutiee5a no. 1912 oietettu fomiteo,
ionta tebtdmdnd or rpalnoo moon
niIieliidin ell oiteommin %IuurniIieIi
Jain eiuien f%onnoIta o%liTlspot oieiio
root buomioon muuiofFia iuunnitel
IeSIa m:n 19O9:n maonnuofrola'
FIN" 2omiteaon nolittiin TIT u.
She rpentier, orftitebtt 6oroIo Neo'
mtus, funnouisneupos e. Norben
5man, moonpilieIpsneuwos u 9
81 ben, Isbiori &. @Dbs ia o9ron
u. SiroIa. aomiteo, iofa on polin'
nut pubeeniobtoiofieen orftitsbii Ne
ON n,Ten, iorfostoo moonuuotrofo
m'tean 6steh6in iuItoifemoa mietin'
t1i Ia tuIee ontamaan Iauiunnon
fita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-25

tparfnfin OF ipptd Min plan fuin
5uinfin fddntpd lddtdrin .puoleen.
W6bdpd 1inen, mutta alituir en pittu
pstd Istd ppIplpdinen ddnen fdbeps
omatniinifddn pibettdmd ~epdiltdpind
tautioireina ipaiffafin poimat eipdt
oliii mield menneettddn. pittdaitai
men ia nastutIeuinen nubofaan ei
ole laiminlp5tdmd. fnd uIeinfin pit
lee tuouaiIen m6bapdioiieItd tuntu
man naiipan tofana naarau linen
mdrtiminen nendonteIoa I6beuG
oIewisia posft ia otIaIuu'ort'.
loisId.
Sanala ianoen, tdafi ifdiIia Cob
taatpieIa SfiaiFieid pitfapaimoisIa
iotta itiestddn fatoomat pdimdSid
parisIa, ei ole fpptd fddntpd lddtd-
rim, mutta Jos Observation-Disclosures
moima oioittaa taipumuSta piifittp-
miIeen, on iparmaanfin nii5ointo
oiois5a fpIpd afiontuntepan neupoo,
fud monitin tduainen noina or
olusIa belpostifiH foriotomisia.
mutta JOS ie iaa iuurtua fdp ie mo
nastifin naifeoff porantaa. - I'd
md mt 10 riittdnee pastaufieffi fp'
ipmptieen.
3onr. Reiio Waara.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-25
Std'Gnpmen Ganpmaim futtn.

g. 8. - PoinoaFoin pIibauiius
eftti toannoin Wiipurin bopiotfeu
belle, eitD ippiettd maItiopetofiesto
oIiF nostettatpa Xippeenrannas5o
iIm~esipndn Std Suomen fanomain
pastaapaa to%imittoioo, FL. fanb.
3 3 Woiiota mostaon erddn .
notusIa Iebbesfd eileen uutiien job
bosta. 9oipioifeus on npttemmin
fdfteIpt allan Ia fationut, ettd itten
fun Suomi on iuIistettu iotatiIaar,
Ell ~fanottu ofiu npfpiFin fuulu bopt'
oifeuben fdittelppiiriin, paon on
bomioiteus pddttdnpt palauttaa of
afiriat Observation-Disclosures - DBL.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-25
usuunsuussssnss
Hatteen pernStettatpa fcttlas'
Tatraala.


Quutoin ebustaiatofous 2abbesia.
Souolan - Sdmian f%iblafuntoon
fuuIumien tuntien ia &aboen Tau
punain gbteinen fofcus Iairaalan
perustamiiefi ia pudpitdmiistt Cab
ben baemottuneita ia iairaita lottlot
to parten pibettiin Saboesia piime
periantoina berraS tuomari s. Tur
tpan iobtaesIa pubetta. 4ofontlesla
oil eous:ettuina IL funtoa SO eous
taian fdutta Iefd puuaiien Nisttn
~Iaino5asto. &,fous pddti pfiimielt
{esti beti perustaa 2Abteen puooen
aiafF 80 iairaSFiaa %fdfttamdn lat
raalan baamottuneioen iotilaioen
boitoa marten. 4ustannuffin pddt
tiwdt ottaa oiaa foitti muut 9ouo-
Ian-Sdmidn fiblatuntaan tuulupat
funnat patti 2drfSldn Grdidrmen,
2uopiotsten ia 2dnselmden funnat.
joita febotettiin bantteeieen pbtp
mddu. SatraalaIle nalittaDa Job
tofunta naltuutettiin alamaiieSti ano
musta enint6in 2 mt. iairasfiaa Ia
,puorofautta fobii. 9ustannufiei
iatraalan perustamiiesta Ia pudpitd'
miJesta iaetaan eri funtien fesfen
jubteeui5esh niiben tpdfilupun pc
rusteeua. SIamafiunia on Fun
iien fuufouiittain iuoritettatpa en-
nafolta. Dadmaintttuibin iairsfiot
bin Iastetaan 2obben %faupunSin at
taiIemmiu fustannettatpafIeen otto
mat 20 IairasFiaa. punaiIen Histir
2abben olasto fustantaa 30 iairaS
fiiaa tdpteen funtoon ia ottaa nttber
fustannutfin oIaa mabboaiiauber
mufaan. Sairaalan p~eruStamiste
la pudpitdmistd parten hptpdfIpttiir
fustannusarwio, iota pddttpp INN
maan 1890 mt. 8un oiufosluf.
6oaoIan-Sdmfdn fiblotunnasfa lu
tuunottomatta 2aboen %tampuntia Of
noin 93.345, tulenat funtien iuori
tettamat tustannutIet tetemddn II p
aIutasta tobti. SdiraoIan iobtotun
taan polittiin 1 ebuStoia funnista
ioiben oiutasIufu Ell nouie Mi . OO(
bensen ia 2 ebust. iuuremmista
Gbustamatta iddneet funot Iaatpa
bantfee5een l%iittpesiddn iiIe ebusta
ian mp5bemmin. WaSta maliit,
iobtotunta fofoontui beti padmaini
tan fotoutien idIfeen ia pddti waIite
3 idienifen maltuustunnan iota tot
meenpanee iobtotunnon pddiotiet Il
boitaa iuofiemat afiat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-25

bien Ia%tiamenttten fautta. Ndieid
armonndlitappoleisia firfastaa bdn
nellie ianfaiffiien armoneunonia.
Niisid mafuuttaa bdn nellie, ettd
bdn on meta iantaittiieIa raftau
bella rafastanut, net6en meitd puo
leenia 5uIasta armosta. Jumalan
ianosIa Ianotaan mum muasIa.
rSdn on pelastanut meibdt ia tut.
iunut ppbdnd tutiumtieaaan, Ell met
ban tetoiemme mufaan, tpaan o
man oiwotutIenia ia ammonia mn
taan, iofa nellie ennen ianfaittifia
aifoia on annettu 2rismtIesia See'
Iufiee5a, mutta mt iImiiaotettu Da'
pabtaiamme S%eeIutien 2riStntIen
sautto. iota fuoIeman otti pois ia
tot maloon eIdmdn ia tuoIematto.
muuben epanfeliuminIa fautta.A
- Snatbon ndmd ielfpid totuut'
fla, ioisIa oIoitetoan oinan iomo
tdfitps fuin Xutberin ielitpfiesfatin
pddidn fits, ettd me emme mot
J~eeiufien tpt5 tuaa, emmefd bdneen
ustoa. ppbdnbeusen ormoipS ie
on. Sa luulenpa tdmdn mdttteeni
fplin IeImdsti tuqeen tobistetuth
Naamatun ianola. 2iIddn main
mield, ettd iuoin fuin ibminen on
pddsipt uStomaan, ettd banen inn.
tinfd omat tuIeet Iomitetuifi Steiut'
fen fuoIemasia, on bdn ppbdnben
gen fautta tuIIut tpebetpti poion
tpfD.
- 2opetan idbdn ia toimon Tess
fuStelua.
Monta afaa ominuIe tdsId
ieIminnpt, Sanbua l%auIui. SIen a.
lustaioue bppin fiitouinen. Seeiut
fen tptD menemistd on ndibin aifoi.
bin asti ouut minunfin fofo eldmd'
nj aifa. Gnfd fuitenfaan Serrooni
ia Wapobtoiaont tuntenut. DIN
bursfas ia ium%aIinen, boriottin Ca
nan milieIemistd ia rufousta. Rot
testa tdstd buolimatta toaoin Iiiton
merta, ioaa ferrau oIin ppbitettp
ianfaiftiief1 aiafH. paifou een Ia
moi alustoia, ettd ibmiiet tefeDdi
t5e0een manburstauoen SeeIafien
iptD menemiIes tddn. Niin tein ois
nattn mind. 2riStuS Ia bdnen flu
naitu anfionfa ct onut minnae mtS
tddn armosta. So oifenpa iofisia
nj IuuItn, ettd ibminen ct mot fos'
foam maailmasIa el6esfddn QUO
morma Iopfioifeubestaan. 2utnfo
iotea onfaan ,bminen. Serron ru
touStofm Iuin iofa pdind. nfoa
oIafin mpDefin 2uiberin felitpfien
6trran rufonfien efipubeefeen, iosIo
Ianotaan: r9dud eIipubeeua tnbtoo
SumaIa ipetdd meitd mnbmasti
usfomaan, ettd bdn or meibdn OF
tea iidmme ia me bdnen roffaot
lap5erIa." 2uitenfin %liiuIin, eitet fu
taan iaa oua norma lapfioifenoes
taan. 8unettiinpa fifteen idsid fp
las5d tuttimaon Sumalon finaa Of
tein ioiuubesIa. Gmonfeliumin
idllDd pobbittiin iliu iuon perdsid
"a Sonon fouita minuIe ielfeni
SumaIan ddreiD ormo, fe ormo,
eiid mindttn fuulun iopiiettuun
mailman, ioten manburefos Su
molo Ell minuIe endd Tpnti6 lue
Ipbamestd pbopn mind
2uiberin Ionoibin foImannen uston
ieIiiptieefd. So SumoIan
funniafi lfddn pield: Ie on fofo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-25
Kirkomies Canbua.

Wiimeiiesfd fofoufiesiamme, Hit'
nala pulpit, oil meiad efiad tolmas
usfontappaIe. 2esfustelusIa iou-
buimme pmmdqe, erddsId afiasia.
nstonfappaleen Ielitptissid IauIuu
2utber, ettd ibmiien ustoon tulemi
men Ia usfosia ppipminen on fofo
noan Pgbdnben9en tp6 Smasta
idrieStdmme ia NOTWITHSTANDING Fun
emme moi Seeiutieen a~ristufIeen
usfoa, emmetd bdnen tpf1nid tuua.
Soeainen meistd on pitdupt 2atbe'
rim IelitpStd o~iteana. Mutta tddad
efitettiin nastattaifia mieliptteitdtin
ia niiue %Iaatiin tufea Roamatusta.
Steud, ndet, ferrotaan Seeiufien ia
noneen: r9ultaa minun tpfDni fait
Il, ioifa tp6td teette ia oIette ras'
fautetut |. n. e.@ So onhan Raoma
tusia mu;toti iamoa rfoittamio
lauieita. Yrofeeton fautta ianoo
Serro: r2adntptdd minun puoIee
nj faiffi mailman ddret, Min te
autuoitfi tulette." 9pwdad ippad
tddld buomauiettiin noiben fanoien
iobbosta. So iItd ndptti. etta Roo-
mattu la fatfiSmuS omat toiIiaan
mastaan. Wsiae idt lafIptF tdmdn
allan tartempi tuttiminen.
- Eddud fpad mainittiin, ettd
ndin tartfa tatfiminen idtettdifiin ia
palattaifiin tpanbaan fristiaiippteen.
&auiuttiinpa niinftn, ettd meibdn on
mentdwd Seefatien ipeo ia, e.td fitd
on opetettu tlmoiien ifimme.
- Nditd buomoutuffia mastaan
lauiun enfitifin, eta ieuaiieua fris
tiuiippbead, iosIa opintappa Ieei
ipridptetddn, ct ole Sumalan ebesid
mitddn artpoa. Sottaban meibdn
pitdd tieidd. mia Sumalan tobto on
misidtin oIiosIa. Seeius iunootir:
Sos iotu tobtoo tebod bdnen tab
tonIa, tulee bdn tuntemaan, onto
tdmd oppi SumaIasta, mai puhun
TO mind omiani," Sppi on meibdn
entiStd enemmdn tarfattama. Siitd
FAMINE tietdd Sumalan tabbon.
= SdItimdiieen buomautufieen
ndbben mditdu, ettd ne, iotfa pal
ion pubumot Seeiutien luotie meme
miIestddn, eirpdt ole finne pielG
fosfaan menneet. Wp1nndn fpud
mieIeudni, ettd bpwdd tobtoa ia re.
beuistd mieItd beiltd ct ole putin
nut, mutta be omat tebneet iiielIenid
manburSfauben tuosta oIematto'
mastu menemiiestddn. 6e eindt
ndet. ole oianneet mennd Seeiueien
tpt1. SIen pubuteIIut niein MOTTO
ibmiFd. Nitddn ipntien anteeffian
tomufien pormuutta bella Ell ole.
be Iobouttamot itieddn matn Fud,
ettd omot menneet SeeIufien tpfb.
- SIen 10 mpDntdnpt, ettd Raa
motiu pubuu Seefuiien tptD meme
miiestd. Gniiien liidtF moinitIen
mield S%eeiutien %ianoi: raattti min.
I'd Slant ontoa minuIe, tulee minun
tpt6ni; Ia ioea tuIee minmn ipfDni,
ftd mind en- beitd uloS." Dtutto
,mosIa iuuresia pnbeeeIaan fonoo
Sdn: r@i futoan mot iuqa minnn
tptoni, elsi SId. iofa on mirut Id
betidnpt, no od bdntd~ Ndisfd IA
~noieIu IDpodmme nbipmdtobban
Suiberin ieliipfIen fonsTa. Sidn noe
tdmisid poion ipt5 fits tormi fem
me. So Sutber ionoc: rppbahenfi
on minut Niben epanfeliumin font
ia fuifunut." Siten Sid meidd pot
fonIo SeeiutIen aristutien tuntemi
feen.. Atield iotton: 6err on iul'
hut meibdn tpfomme Sanan Ia pm