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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-06

No. 3541. Rufned
Muslin Curtains with \
colored border, 40 in.
wide and az yds. long.
The cOlors in the bor-
der are pink. blue and
yellow. These make
beautiful decorations
for any bedroom. SEP
TENDER SALE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-06

No. 1927. Lace Cur
tains made on a good
quality of net with the
design appliqued on
the net in a very
strong manner. The
beautiful pattern Illus
trated makes one Of
the finest medium
priced parlor curtains
we offer, and You will
find them hard to beat.
They are made in
white and Arabian, AZ
in. wide and 21s yards
long and are finished
with overlooked. cord
ed edges. Price per
pair S E P T E Il BE r
SALE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-06

Pattern e2ss.

No. s296. Our loom
lace curtains. We doub,
IL you have ever seen
a prettier woven lace
curtain than one SINH
lar to the illustration
here. for anything like
the price we ask. II is
made with dainty bor-
der. and plain center,
the border being a
copy OF an expensive
antique curtain. Even
at this low price this
curtain has our over
locked corded edge
and will launder per-
fectly. Each one meas
ures 2k yards long;
in white or Arabian.
Price per pair, SEP
TENDER SALE
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PATTERN 1o1s.

No. 101S.. >. Dainty
Bonnie Femme Curtain.
made OF a very nice
quality of net and has
the appearance OF a
much higher priced
curtain. This pattern
is made to use one
strip at a wincow ana
comes in Arabian only.
Size 3 yards long by
SO inches wide. Price
per strip. SEPTEM-
Der SALE,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-06

We WILL PREPAY
FREIGHT AND GUAR
A,NTEE SAFE 0ELlv-.
cry ON ALL PUR-
cHAsES OF $500 OR
MORE.
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$1.75
PATTERN 74ss.

No. 1853. A very
r>stty design in a
plain center curtain
with . very artistic
border and one that
should appeal to our
CUSTOMERS. This cur.
tain is a good quality
OF net and one we
strongly recommend
for dining room, living
room or library. Comes
in Arabian only. Size
~ yds. long by IS in.
wide. Price per pair,
SEPTEMBER SALE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-06
755c

WE isSuE A SPEC
IAL LACE CURTAIN
CATAIOG MAILED
FREE ON AFPLlCA-
TON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-06

Reductions one-fifth for this Sep
ten,ber Sale. Our 1915 styles Of Do
mestic and imported Bed Spreads
and Automobiles Robes are now
being received daily and are ex-
ceIlent styIes and are included in
our September sale. The variety
Is so large that we can supply the
needs Of all desiring artistic re-
suits combined with economy.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-18
GIRL BOOKKKEEPER SUES
FORMER EMPLOYERS

Anna Buchanan, listed as the head
OF the accounting department OF the
Detroit Screw works. seems 10 have
been a good deal more than book
keeper according to suit fled
Thursday. in which she demands $40
600 from the company ia back salary
and for money and lands she alleges
20 have loaned or sold the concern
The bin sets forth that she was
hired as bookkepper AT q salry OF ST.
500 a year in 1903 She kept her job
until August 1913 when she alleges
she was fred without due cause
She wants one years salary on this
count Then she sets forth that she
sold the company some land and a
building for which she wants another
$1,000 After THIS she alleges She
loaned the concern $500 which she
demands back. There was another
similar sum She loaned prior % this,
she says. and some money Is demand
cd for general damage 20 her feelings
and pride.
The genera wording OF her allega-
lions indicates that in addition 70
keeping the company.s books. She
acted as it's banker real estate agent.
friend I'm need aud confidential adj
wiser
The Detroit times., 1914-06-18
BANK MEN TO HAVE
OUTING FRIDAY EVENING

The bank men OF Detroit will cast
asire all cares and worries about
cash checks. drafts. oyerdrafts. etc.
when the steamer Sappho leaves the
foot OF Bates-se., at 3 3. m FRIDAY
carrying the members Of Detroit chan.
! ter, American Institute of Banking
and their friends 70 the Flats on their
annual stag outing. The committee
IN charge composed of Earl ~. Allies
Eugene J. Fleming and George d
smith, has arranged for a bounteous
repasi OF frog legs and fish on the
arrival OF the boat at the Marshland
club Judging from the quality and
quantity OF the entertainers 10 be
taken aboard This years outing vii
eclipse anything previously given by
tpe institute in the way OF a jolly
good time. Among those supplying
the evening entertainment are Ray
Egan, Frank Burch Nelson DOYLE,
Francis brennan Al brennan and
George d. Smith
The Detroit times., 1914-06-18
HARVARD HOLDS ANNUAL
COMMENCEMENT DAY

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June H.
Secretary of Agriculture Houston
Sir Charles Fitzpatrick chief justice
OF Canada; Arthur Prentice Rugg
chief justice OF the Massachusetts su.
preme judicial court, and Argentine
Ambassador Naon were the only four
tG receive the honorary degree OF doc.
tor OF law, at Harvard's commence
ment, today. Ambassador Naon. who
Is one OF the mediatoIs, was similar
~ honored at Yale
~ Degree OF doctor OF science was
awarded TO Wallace Clement Sabine
and doctor OF divinity 10 Professor
BENJAMIN Wisner Bacon. OF Yale
Degrees OF master OF arts were
awarded TO Jerome D Greene, George
Dickson Markham. Milton Joseph
Rosenau and Charles Augustus Stone
The college gave $50 degrees: the
law school about $50 and the medi.
cal school about 100
The Detroit times., 1914-06-18
Low ESECk MAN KILLS
HIMSELF WITH ACID

Thomas Carlin - years old. OF No
$50 Junction-aye ended his life With
carbolic acid in rooming house al
No 100 Ftfth.st.. "Wednesday night
when Gertrude Butler, roomer IN
the house. failed 10 keep an appoint
ment with him. that evening Miss
Butler found Carlins lifeless body in
the bathroom adjoining her room,
when she returned home al midnight.
after spending the evening with other
friends.
Carlin was a married man. and
leaves a two-year-old child, bur had
been estranged from his wife for q
year, II is said
Miss Butler said that be had been
calling on her FOR a month represents
ing himself as divorced man
lie made an appointment 10 call on
her. Wednesday evening. but she wait
ed an hour for him to appear and
then went ont alter Carlin arrived
al the house. failed 10 find her, and
swallowed the fatal draught OF car
bolic acid.
Coroner Burgess took charge OF the
case and decided that no inquest was
necessary.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-18
WOMAN WHO SUED
ZIMMERMAN VANISHES

NEW YORK, June lS-Search for
Miss Icy Wareham. dog fancier, OF
Elmhurst l.. IL VINO seeks 100000
heart balm in suit on dle against
Eugene Zimmerman. OF Cincinnati,
father Of the Duchess OF Manchester
was mgde by reporters all oyeysNew
York today
The complaint OF Miss Wareham
against Zimmerman itself is not on
file In Queens county. but her declara-
ton is. II says that i'm New York
on or about December 20 1919 Zim-
norman popped ghe question Failure
% perform his contract she thinks.
Is worth 100000 aud she asks Just
that sum Returning from New
Haven doe show Yesterday Miss
Wareham reached New York last
night, then vanished from the sra.
tion In taxi Zimmerman the Duke
of Manchester declared here today.
Is somewhere in the west The
duke declared that the Wareham &C.
ton would be fought 10 finish The
case is expected TO be heard. however,
within a month.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-18
HIGH-PRICED LAWYERS
TO BATTLE OVER DOG

High1prlced lawyers have been en-
gaged 70 give battle in probate court
over the ownership OF Don" collie.
formerly the property Of the late Or.
Frank Singer.
Since the death of the physician
Che dog has been In the custody OF
Edward Walkazewski. a nephew.
Thursday. Stanley Singer brother OF
the doctor and administrator Of the
latter's will, appeared before Judge
Hanley and asked that the dog be
turned over TO him as administrator.
WalkazewsM objected.
THE dog would die OF grief II he
were taken away from my family
he declared. "He loves rs as much
as one of our children could
she cared for me first declared
Stanley. "He was my pal until after
the doctor died and you took him
The court ordered all parties 10 APP
pear In his Office two or three days
from now when he will attempt 20
settle the matter. In the meantime
both parties have sought legal aid OF
high order and are prepared 10
fight the case to its legal limits.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-18
REFUSES TO PAY
81 WEDDING FEE
Girls Father Would Send Lover
Back to Jail-Judge Com
"a mand to Rescue

Lack OF s. TO pay wedding fee
nearly sent Perry keenan, back to the
county jail, Thursday morning, for an
fpdehnite period
~ Justice Command came 20 the res
cue by rendering his services free Of
charge after first making a few re-
marks anent Keenan's fatherinlaW,
John Rice.
The father-inIaw met the prisoner
When he arrived az the county build
Ing, in custody OF Deputy Sherift
Miohaels and went with him 10 the
marriage license clerk where 1t was
discovered that keenan, had no
money. The father-n-law paid the
necessary dollar from pocketbook
Stuffed with bills
On the way down TO a justice court
he declared, however, that he would
not pay the marriage fee, The pros
pective bride and groom did not have
dollar between them.
Must my baby be nameless for
lack OF S2?" sobbed the bril-
II can pay you back just as soon
as ] get out of Jail and go 10 work
lpleaded the boy. The father was
stubborn.
"Not one cent" be stormed
Justice Command heard the argu.
ment and announced that he would
donate his services.
"a Il am disgusted With the man, he
said. THE idea of a father that
would allow two dollars 10 stand be
tween his daughters good name and
honorable wifehood .
The Detroit times., 1914-06-18
FEAR FURTHER ERUPTIONS
OF MOUNT LASSEN

BEDDING. CAL June 1S-Forest
rangers on the slopes 81 Mount Las.
sen, the American volcano, today, sue
ceeded in stopping tourists passing
above the timber line OF the noun
tain They are patrolling the moun'
tain side and warning everybody OF
the danger o. d violent eruption.
The main crater OF the volcano has
not been measured since Saturday.
but II is probable that II Is much en-.
largcd The new crater which APP
peared Monday on the south slope
or the mountain has already had
seven eruptions Both the main era
ter and the south slope crater are
throwing mp clouds OF smoke and
new eruptious are believed near
The Detroit times., 1914-06-18
nUARTET WILL SING
ON f. L. MOONLIGHT

For their annual moonlight TO be Civ.
en- Friday evening, on the Pleasure,
the Epworth leagues OF the city have
secured the services OF the quartet OF
Simpson NJ f. church The quartet
rs composed of Mrs 4 G.. DOYLE so
sprano: Miss Birdie Rason. contralto.
p Slater Davidson. baritone. and
Charles d. Todd. tenor Miss Gladys
Butcher will give several readings
and Mays orchestra will furnish the
music The moonlight is given under
the auspices Of the City Union OF Ep.
worth Leagues for the benefit Of Fort.
st settlement at No. 725 Fort.st. west.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-18

A new field OF activity for women
has been opened in Texas with the
entrance OF many members OF the
gentler sex into the banking business
in that state.
The women OF the south are hnding
that there are other avenues OF effort
than school teaching and stenog.
raphy and are entering the business
professions formerly not considered
adapted to them
The Texas women bankers have a
strong organization. called the Texas
Women's Bankers association The
new president. Miss LETTER Corbitt
OF the Austin National bank repre-
sents tnis neN type of business wo
man.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-18
BY AND ABOUT WOMEN

Mrs II b. Fullerton chairman OF
the conference committee OF the
Women's National Agricultural and
Horticultural association. declares
that women are doing we'll as farm
ers Although" SAYS Mrs Fullerton
almost every occupation is open "a
women do not think am too optimis.
tic in saying there is no pursuit 20
which women could turn their atten,
ton with better chances OF success
than 20 farming"
Nine Lillian Nordica. who died re-
gently at Batavia. Java left jewels
worth sl.000,O00
Pearl fishing Is done by women in
Japan
London has detective agency
managed by q woman.
While the women have a right 10
vote in New Zealand and take an &C.
tive part in the elections, they do no.
care to hold Office
The Detroit times., 1914-06-18
EIGHT GAMBL Frs TAKEN
BY POLICE IN RAID

Detectives HAYES and Tremoutie
and Patrolmen Henderson and McFur.
son raided room IL OF the Hilsende-
gen block at s o'clock Thgrsdas
morning, and arrested eight men on
the charge OF gambling also con
flscating rs bottles of beer, a bottle
of whisky, a table, "a packs or cards.
and $40 that was on the table A
poker game was In full blast when
the officers burst In. II is alleged
The prisoners gave their names as
George Abdwin No 90 Park-st Fred
Smith, No 90 Sibley.st.; Frank VIII
liams. No. 60 Montcalm-st Harry
Parker. No 80 Park-st Herman
Sherman. No 300 Tasungs-st Raoul
Napni, No. l24 Con gress-st Ernest
O'Keefe Hotel Victory and Max
Siegel, No 10S Cass-st
The Detroit times., 1914-06-18
BATTLES WITH BURGLAR,
But FAILS TO HOLD HIM

4. G. Rinehart. OF No. 3SI John r..
St caught a burglar In the hallway
OF his home, Wednesday night. and
grappled with the intruder, but the
burglar escaped, and Il was later dis.
covered that he had taken jewelry
valued at sl42.5O Mr.. Rlnehart and
his wife had started for tho theater,
but returned to the house for some
thing, and noticed the door open. Pc.
lice found cap left by the burglar
in his flight
The Congo nov has 5000 900 native
and j.465 white inhabitants
The Detroit times., 1914-06-18
Cream Carrots.

Scrape four lunches OF tender
young carrots Cut in inch slices.
Put In granite pan, with just
enough water TO cover, and then cook
until tender Drain of all the water
add one teaspoon OF sugar two table
spoons OF butter half-teaspoon OF
salt little green pepper, and one
cup OF cream, and heat all together
Serve az once.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-18
CAROLINE GOES
TESTED RECIPES
Spinach salae

CHOP a pint OF boiled spinach lcold)
very me. Salt and pepper IL TO taste.
Drain II we'll Boil three eggs 20
minutes, put into cold water. shell
them. cut in hall. and place in the
bottom OF cup. with a little green
pepper Press onto this layer OF
spinach one and one-half inches thick.
chill II thoroughly Serve, with
French dressing ON white lettuce
heart
The Detroit times., 1914-06-18
FEMININE FACTS

Mrs J II Reed Of Pottsvllle Pa
was the first woman notary public in
the United States
The Detroit times., 1914-06-18

In the last two years. -le subject
Of woman Suffrage has been before
every parliament OF every country ex-
cept Turkey
The Detroit times., 1914-06-18

London has detective agency
managed by woman.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-18

Pearl hshins is done BY women il
Japan
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-21
Wdbdn %kirkkokuntain
ybtymi$asioibin Madden.

Rum pbtpmisaTaSta on 10 molem
pain firffofuntain popit pitdneet
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS parifin f%ertoo,
on ne pmmdrrettdfpdt, ettet nitlld ole
ouut mirauisto merfitpstd firffo'
funtain pbtpmiIeen ndbben. Ne opot
{iis maon oueet neutpoitelufofout'i ia
nbtpmistd fosfepiin aIioibin. .Wtut'
ia 5ilti ne pmot oqeet tdrfettd, tar
peen paotimia, Jos mieIi pddstd
Min pitfdne, eiid aFia fulfil molem'
pain firtfofuntain muoTfotonfIisia
pirouiiesti fesfuSteItapoff. Seuai
Ieffi ne MT emf tirfouisfotoufisfa
nafppdt iulenan. ye fits tnle.pot
5eurofuniain pobbittamof!i tuouai'
5eua fotiantofonnaaa, Fun mibtn
Suucocfisia, Wicb. milne belmif.
10 b. onat papit tuIIeet. Wlitta 'eu'
rofurniua on oifeuS pbipmistd fos'
fepat aIiat muuttoa mieIenid mntat'
Ieffi ia moimot toto fpipmpfien, TO-
TO bpIidtd tai bpndfipd. Siie pm'
mdrtddfIeni ei popit ole pbtpmiiestd
neumoieuesIaau moineet tebbd muu'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-21

- Mmaimta ipbdmenotpen afpaa.
miiefft. Grds pappi ianoi ferran:
rSamoin Putin ibminen, iofa mielel
Iadn baIuaifi amata ioiofin ppea,
foeitelee fattfia afpaimto afpainni'
pusia. iamoin foettaa Serra faiffio
feinoia maituttaafieen ibmiien ipbd'
meen. Smmolan ppfDmd -armo e
taboo fetddn bpIidtd.
Sdr alfaa uiein bopea'apaimeua
nimutdin dibin berdttdpdud, beuduG
maifututieua Ia iidu mafamiua ma'
roitufiiua.
Sitte foettaa ban ieurafuntania
apaimia - %Ianaa, iaframenttid 10
firfoIiIia laitotIia. llIein apoaDat
ndma ipbdmen - ioSfus ida faitfi
muuttumottd.
elite faottda Serra ebtd fdpttdd
abbinfoien ia tdrIimDsten rauta.
amainta, FUN toiiia amaimia on tur'
baan foetettu.
Serraua on fuitenttn fultoinen
pddamain, parempi fuiu faifti muut:
ie on armorifas, maifuttaatpa GEN
gen noimo. Sumalaue fiitos, tdud
opaimeua aufenee iefin ipbdmen
omi, iofa mutton ppipifi ifuiiesti
iuIiettuna.A
Onto finun ipodmeii omi 10 aufis
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-21

bdneue Flffinauboiua toristettuia
laaferiieppeIeitd, Min oil bdn pttdnpt
tdtd eIdmdniG ibantmpina betfind.
WuoteeIa m~iruesiaan foetti bdn mt
muistela noita bettid. Seind bdnen
muoteenIa mastapddtd oil tdpnnd
fuibtuneita ieppeleitd, mutta ilmon
FItfinauboia. Ndista oil bdn ompe
luitanut itieueen peiton, ionta firia-
min mdreibin bdnen fatieenia pbd
oil fiintpnpt. Nutta mt peittimdt ne
iairaan, tuSfien faltpaman tomuma'
Jan, ia faubistufien funin9as, fuole'
ma, Iemitti 10 parioiania banen puo'
teenia pIi.
Siqoin buofaFi ban dttid ippdStj
ia %laufui: rOi, Sumala, faiffi tdmG
on minula fobta tafanani la - ebes'
5dni Ell minuua ole mit6dn!"
Hafas lutiiani, mitd auttaa finuo
riffaus, malta, f~unnia, fauneus 10
nautinnot, Jos lopufii ct tiIe autl'
aafIi maon menet fpbotufIeens 2u'
'fa tuIee Iitte autuaaffi2 &c, iofa on
lDpbettp aristutieSIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-21

= Slemme idaeen pafoitetut apnn'
pnpnnDud fd6ntpmddn ortp. Iebtem'
me sia firffotuntamme pstdnien
puoleen ia toimpmme. ettd tuletpa
firfouisfofouS onnistuiii idriestda
mddn aIiat Min. ettet tduaiIia pppn'
It'd endd tortpitIiF uubistaa. Mies'
ten pabennpfiestd iobtunut buono
aifa poiffatunnalIamme on fitii pal
10 maituttonut liifteeieemme, ettem.
me ole moineet iddnnDuiiesti luorit.
tao tuffuIiiffeistd tuIeita loSfuia ia
oiaffi opot tpDmiesten polfai mat.
iamotta. pifainen opu olifi fiis tor.
peen Jos mieItmme fesfeDtpmdttd
antaa Iebben uIos. SuIiemme oIian
arm. pstdptemme buomioon ia tot
nomme, ettd he outtapin fdTin fu'
Elm rientdndt bdtddmme.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-21

- Tunnetfo find minua. Siiben
ATTAIN Fun Sdnfeotit aimimat SIS
paniasia, efipi Terrain beibdn funin'
faanIa Hefarb metldstpsmatfaua Ia
pppIi tuntemattomana pDfiiaa erddn
talonpoian fobisIa. W~ostabafoi'
Iesti Iuostui fpud t%aIonpoifa tdbdn,
mutta fobteli fofo aian tpIpsti mte'
rastaan, iopa antoi bdn bdneue For
mapuustinfin.
2uninsas Ell iunonut mitddn. Wtut'
ia paIattuaon lirnaania, futiui ban
talonpoian IuofIeen, astui bdnen
eteenId funintaau iIesio pupusiaan
ia fpipi:
rEunnetfo find minuo?"
SaIonpoita meni idifdbbpfIeStd
tainnoffiin.
rTunnetfo find minua?" Niin fp'
ipp Seeiusfin finmlta tuomton pdi'
mdnd. Sa find tunnel bdnet iiuoin,
iiud Sdn on tubanfia f~ertoia folfut'
tanut ipbdmeit opeIe, pprfinpt r.
idue ia tabtonut mpittaa iinun raf'
fduteIi.
Wlutta MT 9dn on mteld neIiend
luonaii ia fuisfaa: rWtind etiin mel
iedni, MIND etiin f~inuafin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-21
ia Putin maImistaa pbtpmisfpipmps'
til rfoutSfotomtFue.

ia futn malmistaa pbtpmisfpipmps'
I'd rfoqisfotouf1iue.
Mfioitten ndin ouen iddpi aitpan
tarpeettomaffi rpbtpd ieurafunnisia
paralta buoIebttmaan ieurafuntatn
turpaamiietTi, find pelosfa eitd pb'
tpminen on malmiifIi m%almtStettu,
iofa MT 10 emf firfoaisfofomffSin
parmastt pddtet6dn. @aiffafin
{. fofousten pddtDfTiStd en- moi etus
fdteen mitddn ianoa, on fuitenfin
marina ala ettei field moiba pbtddn
Ieurafuntaa pboistdd tosfaan MT
bintddn firffofuntaan. Sos iosfus
pbtpminen tdpabtuiIi ia tmo atoitu
uuIi firffofunta muoboshuiF, min
maiffafin ieurafnnnat fen firfouis'
fofomtfisia ebustaiainia tautio oliii
mat tebneet, on luonnouista ettd pat
falisieurafunniqe iddpi mapauS Iii'
ben pbtpd Iiuoin Fun baIuatpat. Se
pbtptpdt Iuonnouiiesti iamaua to.
moua fun otpat ennenfin pbipneet,
oman pddt5fienid mutaan, Idbettd.
mdad MISUNDERSTANDING uu'
ben firtfofunnan firfouiIeue miras'
tpIle.
Nitnifddn on oialta ioubuttu tutfi'
maan, iosfo pbtpmistuuma on ole
lenfaan otettu poremmasia tartotuf'
Tesla Fun ELM. toiien tai toiien puo'
Iueen bdpittdmiien tai roba'oIioitten
parantamiien tarfotutiesia. Waitta'
Elm pffitpiiiiu naboen on paifeaa
tdbdn mitddn %ianoa, on fuitenftn
paras fatIoa f~ofousten tofouaistu'
IotIia. GnnoftoIuuloien mutdan Ell
oliii miiIasta tdbdnfddn ndbben teb'
bG mitSdn pddtDstd. Snban pbois.
ipmisfpipmptiemme fitd I%natua, eitd
fen pobtiminen icpii tristitpue. So
ettd popit opat len pobtimiIen pan
rect iiiben alfuunfa, miSid ie NIT
on, pmat be oiottautuneet tefepdnid
tpDtd lutberilaiien foniamme fesfen
riiban ebfdiiemiiefIi. Sos tdmd pri
TIPS on Sumalasto, ie menestpp!
Suonosti teemme, JOS iitd tpastus.
taiiimme. Wmtta joliet Ie ole Suma'
malan tobto, Ell fen pibd menestp
mdn ia fen muptIi oIifi tarpeeuiiin
tdsIdfin aIiasia anioa SumaIan job
taa ia pbtd tarpeelliSta On oppia
%tpptpmddn 9dnen iobtoonfa.
g. Wuori.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-21

- Sidn rufous tuli fuulIuffi. 8lo
lena inbiaoni pppIi, ettd bdnet NOS
tettoiIiin poInistuneeieen a~fentoon;
bdneqd oil Iuuri aTia rutoiltamana
SeeiutIelta. 6dn rutoili iis: rSt
Serra Seeius, iota fuolit ebestdni,
MIND AMMAN finule oinoan ppifani.
Sta bdnet ia tee bdnet Sumolan ia.
nan palneIiiafii, i%uItstomaan finun
%raftauttafi bdnen inoiaanipeIiiueen."
Raubauinen bpmp foboii inbtaa'
min fasnoiae, ia bdu fuisfaIi: rSu.
muIa on fuuqut rufoufIeni." Gen
idlfeen ban fobta fuoIi.
Wainittu poita oil iuoin tofIitois
tamnotios, ia tunnettu piispa Wbip.
pie, iofa m%oifutti Min paIion bpfpdd
inbioonien fesfuuoesIa, fertoo bd'
nestd = !Senrp 9ubb oil bdnen ni'
menId - ettd TOTO Hind Iuuresio
biippotunnasIo Ell ouut oinooafoan,
iofa min oIif noinut naitutiaa I'D.
neen, FUN tdmd mics, Fun bdn fer'
tot Seeiufien r~offoubesta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-21
K%irkkokuntien ybtymiS-
aSiaStd.

Ga I6bes puoben oian on oHuI
IuomaIaiIisIa lebbtsIdmme tddud
tuontuostatin firioitufiio faboen fi-f'
fofunnan, Suomi Spnoban ia 2at,.
iaaiSftrfou pbipmisaIiasta. &uiten'
faan en- ole tdbdu osti mitddn iiitd
protestant firioittanut, fosfa olen
masta mGbGn aifaa oIut ieuraa'
maSia fiirtolaistemme firtouiIio olo'
ia. So Ientin aian oIen ouut tdaua
Sbion maltiosia, iosIa ainoastaan
|9ffin t9Sstsntelen poYpino aoniouiS'
tirton puoIestd.
Npt fuitenttn lopetan Dattiolom ia
piirrdn iotafin t6std aIiasta. GdbGn
oil a%ibeu.taiana pastori s, War9elt'
min tdtd fosfetpa tirioitus, ionfa
luin Muttoiau 10 n:sia. Sdmd Fir
ioitus oIui mielestdni enemmdn oite'
oan fuir monet muut lufemoni Stt.
nd maintain ipistd, iotfa tp~aifentta'
mot nGiben fubben f~irffofunnan pb.
tpmistd. Sri ~iuuntien oIemasIaolo
mainitaan pbbefTi ippffi. Sa lie on
paitaueen Ianottu. WieleStdnin to-
ma onfin pddipp. Wuut ippt mot
taiTin pifemmin iaaba poistetufIi,
mutta Ie Ell ole belppo aiia potsica.
Siad fe fosfee ldbeiiesti u%sfopais'
ten ibmisten Tidaistd msfoneldmdd,
beibdn fo%femustaon ia mafaumuS
taan. 2ofemuti een perustupa raa'
matun ianasta iaatu mafaumuS on
iotai5eue uSfopoIe ppbdd. Sos
fpptdmme nsfonaa pffipuoIiIunoes
ia, umaitfemattomuuoesta tat muus'
ia 5eIailesta, Ipuftaamme main tud
uIeinfin bdnen ppbimpid tunteitaon.
6uolimotto ipptDtistd, bdn ppipD
Northumberland. Siltd moipi bdn
ola nDpra friStittp, jofa 9utberin
tatpoin bppdad omaaatunnoaa ia
moo: s5dsId felton,. Wuuta en- NOT.
SumoIa minua auttofoonl Imen."
SIen Iitd mieltd, ettd imuri tdmd
IuuutoifuufFsta iobuua woifeus tn
leetin maifuttomaan fen, ettd Iopul'
linen ndiben firtfofuntien pbtpminen
Ell tuIe o%inafaan beti topobtumoan.
Wlutta iototin poitaiIiin ebtd nDtfin
10 tebbd, iofa mobbouiiesi ebistdiIi
pbtpmisaFaafin, mutta p~orinfin
olifi eoutIi life epanteIiumin iuIis'
tufieae nptpbetfeld.
Gdmd diff tuo paStori Worselinin
ebbottama pbteiien firftotuntaneu.
moston muobostaminen. Edmm5t'