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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coffee Closes 10 to IL Points Higher
--prONIsInn. LOMcr.

The frmncss Of European and primary
markets continued a sustaining factor in
coffee yesterday. and under the local buy
ing that It inspired prices advanced 10
to 10 points. The days total sales were
52250 bags September ana December be-
Ing the most active positions
The Havre market opened unchanged to
y fr higher and closed at the opening
level Hamburg started u pfg. higher
and finished unchanged to u pig. higher.
Rio No was 10 reis higher at 5.l75.
At Santos No was so reis higher at
$500. while No. there was also so refs
higher at $4,000 Rio and Santos receipts
were $4,000 bags, against $4,000 last year.
Sac Paulo had 5000. against 5000. and
Jundiahy had 10000, against 5000.
New York and New orleans warehouse
deliveries Of Brazilian coffee on Wednes-
day totalled l3.2i1 bags, and for the three
days OF the week they were i5.234 bags.
Prices were.
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COTTON GOES HIGHER,
WITH MAY LEADING
Advance Gives Evidence Of a
Squeeze of shorts in Near
Positions.
LOW CONDITION EXPECTED
General Ideas in Trade. Call for
Figures About IS
and Below.
LOW CONDITION EXPECTED

FOR Na.'h Carolina, South Carolina and
I,o-gif partly cloudy to-day and To-.
lo.-av. NOS much change In temperature:
.tht variable winds
.f- A'fhrma. Mississippi and Louisiana.
,l.,.. cloudy. with probably local shower,
p.das and Tomorrow; moderate east and
a ".,r.' winds.
20 rts'.ru Texas partly cloudy prob
ty f.... blowers to-day and tomorrow;
Moderate southeast winds.
ror western TEXAS generally fair to day
ana tomorrow; cooler to-day In the Pan.
made.
For Oklahoma. partly cloudy. with prob
tsy thunder showers to-day; partly cloudy
md cooler tomorrow.
FOR Ark7nsas. local Thunder showers
to-day. partly cloudy. with somewhat lower
temperature, tomorrow.
II was the same old story Of new high
,,vels In the cotton market Yesterday,
and while the maximum advance was not
maintained fully up TO the close the re-
cesslon was unlnportant and fair net
gains we're established. especially in May
and July
There has been quite a squeeze In the
Nay position on account OF belated shorts
hanging on TO their commitments until the
las, moment. The May option has ad-
yanced considerably more than 100 points
In tho last week and shorts have been
badly punished II looks as II the same
thing might happen in July. for there is
stll fairly short interest In that option.
There were further rains in Texas and
the precipitation in some cases was quite
heavy. Twenty-nine stations reported
from 1 inch TO 5.s2 inches. thus causing
further delay TO farming operations. There
we're some light. beneficial showers In Mis-
AssippI. but the drought further east. es-
~cially In the Carolinas. continues unre-
lloyed This month in Texas has been
one OF the wettest on record. and at least
a dozen weather stations In that State
show rainfall thus far during the month
q s Inches to more than 10 Inches.
There was some heavy profit taking in
the carly trading and twas thought that
this EFFORT To even up commitments would
rause q bad break The reaction was
trIA'us, however. and the recovery was
sharp.
The general expectation regarding the
showing OF the bureau report on Mon
day seems to be for ~ condition OF about
-. one commission house yesterday is-
sued a report placing the condition al
1919. This morning the Journal Of Com
nercc and Miss Giles are expected &c
.ssuo condition reports.
Futures closed steady, 3 to "a points
higher
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.
wheat Closes Higher On unfnvor-
able Crop Reports.

wheat developed moderate strength
'o"aId the close of the session yesterday
advancing on some unfaVorable crop ac-
counts from Texas. Oklahoma and Mis-
S9ur, Speculative demand was also slim
lialed 10y tho purchase OF fair amount
~ wheat Tor export Tho May position
ny chicago again nuctuated nervousiy,
''"hs ,7 high az 81 IN the course or
.'r i't' 20 jus before the close II re-
''''d t.rply from that love-, its final
.u,. bong &C. higher at 09Ac, Crop
'hHit1ns In the winter wheat belt as a
"h'io ".la more favorable as "A result OF
''t'. ryH- a. several points. In Texas
o' htnhoma. howoy %, there has been
200 ulI"u rain, anu adviCes from the lat
.IEt
IT,. corn market was quiet and fea-
.'''.'sS. with closing prices showing in
~. 1H' changes The news was con-
W'HE 1u' none OF Il seemed TO have a
I''. III H, OF weight LIVERPOOL cables
'''. lNcr ArVent.ne reports were OF
'.'l weather ana estimated ship
I'..4 from there Cor the week were
Favor blo reports from the belt
.' .1''r country offerings discouraged
M. .H activity.
"'} oots sold or nearly 2c then re-
severed q part on late short covering. Poor
ta'1 demand and better crop reports
W.mN'td rather free selling.
N6HhWcstorr Miller report OF nour
eutDut as follows.
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with fancy fowls holding firm. Even frozen
turkeys were. weaker yesterday than they
turkeys average u h., lsal9c. Broilers,
Phiadelphia fancy, ~ lbs Each. = W. 10.
80 to ~ lbs, 1874 10. under 80 lbs,
i3h gi4c.; In barrels, iced, lbs, lGls Ql7c
fancy, acalded, 1874 i7c.; Western and
southern. poor. l2Wlsc Ducks, spring,
Long Island, Ice. old roosters, II is%9,
I lbs, S2.5O Frozcn--Turkeys, small West
ern selected, hens and toms, 25a2Gc, Ken,
tucky. sSgssAGi Tsxas Csc; cld hens, %
box, milk fed fancy, rs to "a lbs. e2tt
23o. corn fed, i9d2Oc. Chickens, milk fed,
81 10 80 lbs Ia dozen. l8gl7c.. corn fed,
itls al 5c, Fowls, Western. boxed, so lbs.
and over to dozen, lgci 40 to % lbs, AN
Ql6c. old BOOSTERS, iaM 9l8o.
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$4,000
100000
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Solomon Bros n Hutzler have been
awarded s235,OOO city OF Newark temporarl
loan bonds, due In six months on $40 PEE
cent basis.
VI de Aguero president OF the Consoli
members that IA meeting be called at whicl
they appoint "A committee OF i've to confer
With "A like committee from the Produce EN
change on matters Of mutual interest
Al a meeting Of the directors Of the FIN
Avenue bank Theodore Hetsler cashier, wa
appninted vice-presIdent ana Ernest Foley
auditor, was made assistant cnshier,
The New York Transit Company has de
clared a dividend OF Is per share, reduction
OF % per share from the declaration OF thre'
months ago Dividend II payable July /
10 stock OF record juno "a
At the annual meeting OF the Stnndsrt
oil Company 0. New Ycrk Howard u COL
james Donald
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-29
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN, May 2s--Trading here con.
tinued quiet with generally firm tone
Boston and Maine was the weak feature
losing 3rs to 32h. the price being a he "
low record for tho year. Fltchburg pre-.
ferred on light trading weakened a point
to SO. sale OF Boston and Providence
was recorded at 225. or points. Amors
tho mining Issues Wolverine on Ugh,
trading Weakened two points to tOI
Fast Butte was up ~ Alaska Gold
Fro rkiin, North Butte. Utah Copper and
Butte and Superior we're fractlonally
lower In the industrials American
Agricultural Chemical receded to 53%
off IN, and American Sugar advanced
~ TO i0sh. United Fruit gained O
point to 40. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-29

BY the terms OF the Bonds and Mortgage
or the Temple Iron Company TO the Guar
aniy Trust Company OF New York, us
Trustee. dated the first day OF May, 1899. II
Is provided that
The Temple Iron Company may re-
deem this bond on the FIRST day OF tanu-
airy or OF July in any year at par with
ten per cent premium upon the prin-
cipal thereof together with any accrued
interest upon such principally, upon sixty
days notice thereof. advertised not less
than once IA week In two newspapers OF
general circulation published In the City.
OF New York. under and In pursuance OF
the terms and provisions thereof In said
Mortgage or Deed OF Trust contained.
Upon the day 50 nxed for redemption In
terest hereon shall Cense'
BY virtue OF the power and authority given
b. said provision the Temple Iron Company
hereby gives notice that II elects to redeem
all OF the outstanding bonds on the first day
OF July. 1914; and that upon presentation OF
the bonds and coupons TO the Guaranty Trust
Company Of New York. 40 Broadway. New
York all OF said bonds, with maturing cou-
pons, will be paid In foil together with the
premium upon the principal thereof as pro
vided In said bond; and that after the nrst
OF July. 1914, the interest will cease on all
bonds not presented for payment.
TEMPLE IRON COMPANY.
BY WALLACE NJ RUTH. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-29
SpeculntiNc ApnthN.

The new Southern Pacific convert!bles
have not responded at ali to the rise in
the price OF the stock. That IL "A remark
able thing The market for these CON
vertlbles probably indicates as plainly as
anything the current speculative indiner-
ence to prices II there was the leas,
speculative spirit abroad the bonds would
be expected 10 keep more than six points
above the stock at least until they were
selling on a 1 per cent. basis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-29
GETS OHIO COPPER PROXIES.
w. q. Allison, Figbtiug r. A. Heinse
says tie Hss Majority.

W. o. Allison. president u tho Ohio
Copper Company, In a circular letter to
the stockholders, says that he has re-
ceived proxies and pledges covering over
10000 shares Of the stock of the COM
pany and more than 100000 shares In
excess Of a majority to be used by him
at the companys forthcoming. annual
meeting.
Mr.. Allison Is conducting a fight In the
company against r. Augustus Heinze, who
is also soliciting proxies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-29
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, May ?s.-The market
was dull and narrow. In the rrst hour
there was a good demand for traction is-
sues hut after the supply had become ex-
hausted they were only traded in at odd
lots for the remainder OF the day. Phila-
dclphia Rapid Transit trust certificates
and Union Traction held their early adj
vance well philadelphia Electric and
United Gas Improvement were firm. Arb
TRACE trading was almost nil. The sum
mary:
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.


Jersey City, n, J., May ~. lgli
The Board OF Directors have this day de-
clared the following dividends. payable July
and, 1914. to the stockholders of record juno
LIST. 1914.
on the Preferred Stock dividend OF IA
per cent. on the Common stock a dividend
OF IN per cent.
The Transfer Books will not be closed.
JOSEPH u FIREMAN. SECRETARY.
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CREME CANANEA COPPER COMPANY

,l broadway' New VOTE, May IIi IgIk
OF 40 payable June /, 1914, TO stock
holders Of record as at o'clock =. NJ,
May "a.
Hooks clos. at 3 o'clock r, NJ, May s6.
1914 for Annual Meeting scheduled for June
Is, 1914, and reopen Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ. June
ls, 1914. j. w. ALLEN. Treasurer
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WEST COAST sMELTlNG AND REFINING

Notice is hereby given that the bond ~
tereAt coupons OF this Company payable
June /, 1914, will be paid according 10 the
terms OF said bonds and coupons on me
Of the Company, No. 80 Church Street. Suite
No. 3i% New York City. on or after June
CHAs. II. KIrTREDGE. SECRETARY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-29
FOR 500 PESOS EACH.

The par value OF each of these bonds will
he paid In cash by the Bank on and from
July I, 1914.
The said Bonds cease paying interest from
Coupon No, 90 Of Series A. those OF Series h
from Coupon No, 3s, those OF Series from
Coupon No. rs. and those OF Series ID from
Coupon No. IS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-29
Swift & Company
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, May 20. 1910
Dividend No. Ill

Dividend Of ONE DOLLAR and SEVENTY.
FIVE CENTS Nl76) per share on the capital
stock of Swift 4 Company. will be paid on July
Ist 1914. to stockholders Of record, June 10. 1914
rs shown on the books Of the Company.
i. s. HAYWARD, Secretary
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CHEMUNG COUNTY GAS COMPANY.
First Mortgage Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds.

To the Holders of the First Mortgage six
Per Cent. Gold Bonds OF the Chemung
County Gas Company dated July lst 1909.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to
the provisions OF Section of Article one OF
the mortgage made by tho Chemung County
Gas Company 20 the Chemung Canal Trust
Company, as Trustee dated July l, 1908.
securing the First Mortgase SIX Per Cent.
Gold Bonds OF the Chemung County Gas
Company, Elmira Water. Light and Rai
road Company. successor of the chemung
County Gas Company tby virtue of tho
merger OF said chemung County Gas Com
pahy into Elinira Water, Light and Railroad
Company, asks offerings OF said First Mort
gage SIX Per Cent Gold Bonds to the che
mnng Canal Trust COMPANY. Trustee under
said mortgage, at the ONCE Of said Trustee
In the City OF Elmri, New York. on or be-
fore the first day Of June. 1914. at prices TO
be named by you and not exceeding tho
principal sum thereof with Ave per cent,
premium added ana interest accrued.
Dated. Elmire, New York Apri! 23rd 1914
ELMlRA WATER, LIGHT AND RAIL
ROAD COMPANY
CAS- successor OF Chemung County Gas Coz
BY RAY ToMPKTNS. President
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the DELAWARE 4 nuDsnN COMPANY.

w" I " n 'lug so
A quarterly dividend OF THO AND ONE
QUARTER tsAG PER CENT, ON the capt
tai stock OF this Company viii he paid at
the ONCE OF the Company, a2 Nassau street,
IN this city, on and after Saturday, June 20,
1914 to Stockholders Of record at close OF
business to-day,
BY order OF the Bonrl of Managers
CHARLES A. WALKER Treasurer.
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Provisions were lower. Cash prices
follow: Pork-Mess. s2l.75 q $3.50: fam
lily, s24qs25. Betf--Packet. $3.50 q SIS ;
family, slS5OnsI9 Lard--Prme West
ern s1O.Ob; refined Continent, $lO.4O (;
South American. sil.o5.
Chicago prices were
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THE AMERICAN GAS COMPANY.
West Washington square.

A quarterly dividend OF isso, or iiiS per
share, has been declared on the capital
stock of this company. payable June LIST.
1914 20 the stockholders OF record. three
o'clock p. NJ. May goth. 1914 Checks
W" ,. B. TOWNSEND, srd.
Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-29

spot cotton at New York was 20 points
NJ at l4.5v. southern spot markets were
unchanged 10 D., up. with New orleans
lSH,, Galveston l3A, savannah 1917.
Houston % 1916. Augusta l4h and Mem
pL.s 1885,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-29

On June 10th, 1911. VIM. Weaver Heaton. Trus-
tee OF the Spokane Valley Land & Water ompany
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, Will call ave 81 go
bonds for redemption on July LIST, 1914. al lob nd
interest at the once OF Day Heaton. 10 Broad.
way, New York
May list. 1914 II. G. CORBIN. President.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-29

II \ NJ. lids to Liverpool were: May.
400; Ju.N -; October. 1874 The mar
S't there is due TO open to-day " to 6
points w.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-29
RLRpEN,s CoNpE .sED MILk COMrANY.

Prcferrod Stock Dlyldend 10. 90
been declared on Inc Preferrcd stock of
this c9wpsny payable June li'h' 1914
pools close June 18th. 1914 at = NJ anl
open Juno 10th. 1871. at 10 = NJ, cheeks
mailed. i. ID. SHOVE, Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-29

The Liverpool market was steady. There
VAS a quiet business In spot cotton, with
m!ddI.ng 5 points higher at 77ii. Sales
5000 bales. Receipts. 10000 bales, In
Guiding 1900 American.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-29
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON MAY 2s--The statement of
the receipts and pay warrants OF the Treasury
shows.
Yesterday This month Fiscal year
Recepta.... 81 2i9 bG6 t4s 29S, $50 5000 So 6ii
Pay warrants 2.1as 52g is.G,3. 113 Gl9 ~ ~
Surplus lSlO37 'a32i s3i 't39 go JG3
7
Deficit.
REGENTS from customs yesterday, $50, 3is {.
from internal revenue ordinary. sf4f '9G cor.
poration tax, i22o, No. and miscellaneous.
$50 t0i.
National bank notes received for redemption.
II Ti?,5f
The cash statement OF the United States
Treasurer for May g shows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-29
Banco International . Ripotsoarlo do Mexico

The par value Of each OF these bonds will
he paid In cash by the bank on and from
July !, 1914.
The said bonds cease paying interest from
Coupon No. so OF Series A. those OF Series
from Coupon No IS. those of Series C
from Coupon No. IS. and those OF Series d
from Coupon No. Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-29
FOR 100 PESOS,

Bonds drawn In previous drawings snd
which have not been presented;
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STANDARD OIL STOCKS.

n redeem out landing certificates 81 Be3 COS sG9
rand tot al cash assets IN Treasury $50 co. az
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02
9eaaturoibnn ipriin nbreia.

Observation-Disclosures mufara piettin
9eIfnsistd sObfoIaan mpDsfin be-
%naturoitua ipriitd, ionfa nanttimi'
iesta fitten foitut fuolema fabbeae
benfiIDue. 9affi meIiesta, &. ia s..
2inbapist, beittt MIN. benfenid
ipriin maifututiesta, ebeuinen I. T.
2 D., idItimdinen t. t. 3 p. WdntIa'
ldn lddfdrin p~onnistdfIet piimemai'
nitun peIastamiieffi pIimat turbdt.
&. &inqmist oil neIidn, 3. 2inqmist
taas fabben aIaifdiien Iapien lid.
Wuutoin paiffafunnaua fuuIuu
.pulituurin. iunnti Ieminneen tapatto.
masti.
Witme Iauantaina oil SiurosIa
ioutfo miebid fofoontunut erddieen
mdfeen peIaamaan forttia. Sturon
aiemalta banfittiin benaturoitua
ipriitd. Sitd fifteen maisteltiin find
mddrin, etid beistd erds Gfonen
niminen mics tuotiin feSfiniiffona
EampereeIe lddfdrin Iuo aqua iaa.
maan. Wutta tuotaesIa fuoli ban
iunasia Siuron ia Nofian tpdliud.
Ruumis fuIietettiin Nofialta pirffa.
Ian IeiffuubuoneeIe. WainaiaIto,
iofa oil noin 40 muotias ia fotoiIin
Sprmddltd, idi idlfeen tpaimo ia 5
laSta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02
Q uumalainen tuirfamteS faopntttt
YietartSSa.

Observation-Disclosures Ssfar bon
&raemer, iofa on pbbpsliife nneoiioi'
ia narten oIesfeuut ptetarisfa. Wti'
mefIi on bdn ndbtp erddn pietarilat'
fen rautatienmtrfamieben ieuraSl ia 10
{. 1 pnd.
2abofisia oIepa, ipnt. no. 1885
on pIioppiIas, monia Field taitama
ia rautatieud paltpeuut idbfDttdidstd
5aafta. 80. 1912 fiirtpi bdn pieta'
riin fanIainmdliien nahum aunupb'
tiDn paImeIufieen mutta croft feltd
piime ipfipnd, ionfa ialfeen bdn on
paImeIIut no. t. toifena ftriurina to-
rifIitoimiston Observation-Disclosures
ia.
2atoamiien iobbosta armeloan
finne ia tdnne pbtend mobbouiiuu'
tena maintain ettd bdn oltfi mdts'
tpnpt ioitafin p%iaffoin eiintpmtd
mofiettania.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

Glen toimitettiin tdfdIdiiesid raas.
tupanpifeubesia testamentin maI.
ponta tddud no. t. 20 p:nd fuoIeen
fauppiaan MIefiei Spanonitib DO
idIfeen, iota oil i%uurimman
plan omaiiuuttaan mddrdnnpt fdp'
tettdmdffi Observation-Disclosures tarfois
tuffiin. Observation-Disclosures, iot.
fa nainaia oil iuuuiIesti tebnpt no.
1910, FidIiiwdt m. m. mddrdptien,
ettd bdnen 3aiarmifabun Asia fiiait'
Jena %talonIa On fdptettdpd orpofo'
bin perustamiietfi Wiipurin faupun'
Elm. Gbeueen mddrdtddn, ettd I'D.
men manha monipuottnen paIpeli.
jana faa tdSid o%rpofobisia boibon
loppuiidfieen. 2un peidn ieIpitpfid
ct mield ole toimitettu, ct tuarmuu'
bella moiba ianoa Iabioitetun omai'
iuuben %iuuruutta, mutta ffdIi fuip
%arpeuaan, nouiee ie ian9en buomat'
tatpaan midrddn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

Wiipurin lddnin futpernDDri on
fumoamaua Wtipurin faupunsin
maistraatin pddtDfiet piime belmi.
fuun IA Ia % pdimiIld, oifeuttanut
fauppias Nifolai pu9intpainaian
Iesfen @nna pu9inin ia fauppias
Seobor Dorobiemin lesfen u. 3d.
robieman fabben ipuoben oifana' I.
En- alusta Iufien barioitiamaan Wti.
purin ~faupun9isia piinien ia mui'
ben miebompien mdfiiuomain md.
bittdisfauppaa.
So iofainen onfin onut tilaifuubeS.
ia ominEiImin ndfemddn ettd mat
nitut benfilDt omat ndind pdtpind
pitdneet fauppoiaan aufi ia mpps'
fenneIeet fpipmpfienaIaifia iuomia.
2uten musician oIimat Wiipurin
foupunein tpaltuusto ia matstraatti
pbtdpitdmien pddtDffenfd fautta
fieltdneet ianotunIaiien fanpan tdsid
faupunsisfa ebeld mainittuna mDpn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02
elinfautiien eldffeen, Iasfettuna ititd
iouoin bdn on piroStaan
erpnnut.

- 2ristufIen fupa. Serra See
Ius on ndfpmdtDn maaiImale, lu'
fuunottamatta leurafuntoonio; Ia ne
ibmiiet, ioiben piirisid eldmme, nd.
femdt 2ristufi len len mufaan fuiu
olemme 3ristufien fmpan faltaifia.
Sos maeuomme maoiImosia, niin'
fuin bdn maeIfi, tuIee beibdn Ieni.
iaan, etd fatieIifimat meibdn per.
I%oonaIifia nirbeitdmme, omituiiuuf.
famine ia o~iffuiamme, oinoostaan
fotIoa 2ristufieen. 6dntd, firfoS.
tettua, iofa MT, fruunottuna mot.
malta ia funniaIa, istuu SumaIon
oifeaua fdbead, tuIee ndbbd, fuuua,
ia iboiuo bdnen idienisiadn moon
pddud. Witen ibmeeuinen tdmd a.
iotus onfin Ia miten ndbdn iitd OF.
ipauetaanfin, on ie fuitentin Rama.
tun %totuutto. - 6. pennsfotber.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

Wolmis peIastamaan. Gpdtoi.
footnen nuori mics beittdptpi pttfdI.
leen ruoboue iuibfuIdbteer piereen.
Sdn oil fpudstpnpt eIdmdn5a MID
uuotstufpiin barba. aSfeIeibin ia Ian.
feemufIiin.
Suibfufaimosta fobof meTi plSs
taunitna %pefidtetnd, pubotofIeeu
idueen alas aItaoieenIa. Nuori mics
fotielt Ftd fautpdn. ,Euo on IomoI.
latsta fuin minun eIdmdni1, bdn
~oiatteli piimein. rMind teen bnnia
pddtbfFd. nouien betfeffi Ipnninfui.
laSta, mutta putoan uubestaon M.
ben."
Sdn tddnF fatieenia finistd tat.
fposta tobti. Sieud bdn ndti Iumi.
malfoiien, founiin piImenbattaron
~Euofin oil ebten ferron pieni Iomea
ldtdff6, mutta ourinto ON nostonut
len noin pIos. 81, mica poima mot,
mtnut noStao!1
Seeius on ie tpoima. rSinuu pi.
tad fuiiumon banen nimenIa SeeIus,
tud bdn on m~opobtoipo fonIonJo
beiodn ipnneistddn." bdn moi mel.
bdf eSt6G MID uubeafoon snr.,y,, 49,.
foamosia ia iobtoa pubtautenIa ia
firtfouteen.
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3mrna IontpaSspden &aamattus
fenrA 6Ostuuptia1.

80. Z. "a p:nd tpietti Gurun Nou.
nasmden Haamattufeura 5O'puo.
tista Observation-Disclosures.
80. 1854 perusti ieuran Gma al
@aboIin. Seuran ta~rtohafIena on
oqut Iaattaa fdptdnnbuiIeqd tamaua
SumoIan Jana milieItpfF perbeisid
ia fobeisia. Tdtd tarfoituSta on
Ieura ndind so muotena foettanut
toteuttaa iaarnauttamaIa 2riShfIen
epanteIiumia Objectionable palpe.
l~ufieenia otettuia raamattunaiFia TAI.
raaIoibtn, tpaipaistaIoibin Ia ptfi.
tpisten iairaitten Iuo Iufeafieen fieud
olepiae Sumalan ianaa ia fesfus.
teIemaan niiben fansia. MpDsfin
on 8aamatuita Ia lluIia Testament.
teia iaettu ilmaiieffi ieuaifiue, ioiaa
ct muuten ole oaut IeIaiSta tparaa
oStaa.
aun no. 1886 iadtiin oma RufouS.
buone aIfoi tp5 pbd Iaaieta. Resfi.
mddrin pibetddn MT Rufousbuo.
neesfa $50 iaarnaa tpuobesia, fen.
ran faffi raamattunaista tefemdt nh.
teenid noiu so iairasfdpntid niifos.
ia ia 16O:ue perbeeae iaetaan iou.
luef noin 1000 marffaa ietd ra.
baSia ettd ruotatarpeina.
Seuran enfimdiiend puheeniobta.
jana oil neiti Gma al @aboIin. Sd.
men fuolemania idIfeen totmi pu.
beeniobtaiana neiti u. b. 2onom
(1S77-1ssO), iosta aIfaen rouma
SuIia Spibers on iobtanut ieuran
toimintaa.
gtufousbuoneen enfimdiiend iaar.
naaiana oil firffoberra g. g. Np.
man. SenidIfeen opat iaarnatointa
boitaneet muutamat ieurafunnan pa
peista ia MT opot Rufousbuoneen
iaarnaaiina pastorit g. @. 2ebtonen,
SO. Snber9 ia 6. s. Hoidier, mii'
memainittu iaarnatoiminnan iobta'
jana.
Subla aIfoi 10 lauantoina ia iatfui
iunnuntaina iumalonpaIfpeluffiua
Eurun firfotsia. SubIapdipdlli'
file, iotfa pibettiin iunnuntaina, otti
noin iatafunta benfilDd oiaa. Sub
latfi iImestpi erifDinen iubIoiulfaiu
rSptpd Sanoma~, iobon ufeat papit
omat antaneet amustustoon.