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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-02
GROUNDING LIKELY
To SEE SHADOW
AND CO BACK
But What Difference Does 1t
Make in New Mexico, Where
the Weather Is Good All the
Year ArOund2

Lest sou forget today is grounding
dag, II the ancient myth should run
true 90 form it is practically certain
that as soon as the littlo beast goes
out te take his constitutional dds
morning ne viii see his shadow and
viii Immediately so scurrying back
into his hole there to rcmain for am
other six weeks, ana that would mean
that We viii have bad weather until
the middle Of March
Whoever Invented the legend of
Groundhog duN however, didn't live
In New Mckee. where The weather Is
always good aul whore the groundhos
or any other old hog would have
hard t.mo picking cat day when he
couldn't see hls shadow II ne had two
good eyes and the inclination
Ito look for it. Such old wom-
ans tales may sim have their
vogue iu the hcnightod east whore the
climate is not the least of the trou-
hles that the people are called upon
90 endure. but i'm the Sunshine state,
whore the weather man has been SUBJ
sidizcd and all nature smiles upon q
happy people 365 aays cyerv year
except leap wear. when it runs up Co.
see They have no terrars whatever.
The origin of the groundhug is diff
fieult Go leeale ln fact the ground
hog himself las little to boast II In
the WAY of So tn standing lle IS mott
/ ina Who's Who. the encyclopedias cone
7 tain mo- reference Go him by name. ana
/ Wchstcr's dictionary disposcs of him
Z Ia "a tootnnlo Ia which he Us referred
/ to coatcmpiupesly as "a Woodchuck
So why bother about him He was
/ probably invented by some hypochou-
driar with ihg rheumatism who hud
never been west of the Missouri river
and who therefore had chronic
fgrou5b
To-day ALSO marks the religious fcs-
t1al oi Can ilemas. instituted by Pope
1 Gelaslus D. n As2. m commemofatop
LOT the presentation of Christ Ia the
Temple and the publication % the
. Nirg.n MARY II has it's namc from
. Che taot ihat IN the Catholic church
eondles are blessed ana carried Ia pro-
letss.on The ay win be observed with
etcemng ceremonies In tho Toe.
.ehur.hcs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-02
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
WILL GIVE DANCE
AND BANQUET TONIGHT

Tho knights of columbus expect am
attendance ~ mere Cham goo ut their
dance ana banquet to hc hold tonight
300 thp Masonic temple Members ct
thc lodge who Yesterday had signed
the lial feunms that they would he
present ana inc GUESTS who will ac-
company ,hsm numbered ncafly $40
Tho arrangements committee apent
yesterday afternoon decorating the
dance bail ANA muQutt room Caesar
Orlando loaned the knights a pUuir
me of Christopher Columbus four fect
D., seven which Was hung do Che head
of tho dining hall The room Was
ompcd with The orders colois, rel,
uhlte and hlue paper crepe. fiagH and
guiioro pcnnants
THE stund march Will 10, started at
p O'Clock. An utofauasion in the dame
ma viii Doe calloi at N O'Clock for
the banquet b Dr. Nod1cn grant
ku.shl. viii be- toastmlster After tha
banquet dancing VIII continue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-02
RAY BIDWELL WILL
NOT LOSE LEG,
SAYS DOCTOR
Youth Who Was Wounded by
Santa Fe Station Master
Probably VIII Be Crippled
"PaI" VIII Stay Here,

Raymond Bidwea, the 1G-year-old
boy who was shot accidentally by sta
ton Master Martin Byrnes last Satur-
DAY night, win not lose his right leg
Dr. l.. G.. Rico said yesterday. The boy
IS at ST. Joseph's hospital, whore he
was taken by PatrGlman A. r. Hiblcr
when ne found him at the police sta.
ten, wounded i'm tho right knee.
The bullet fired from "a
callber revolver perhaps Clipped the
bone in the knee, but dil not frac-
turr t.. tho doctor said. The BAN is
in cdded just under the skin below
the knee. The doctor located It yes
terday, but male no attempt 70 re-
move il then, because TO leave it there
VIII not augment the injury
Dr. Rice expressed the opinion that
while the bone was not broken the
boy may be crippled permanently.
The boy was fortunate that Che heavy
bullet ala not imbcd itself IN the
zone. necessltating amputation u y
hal struck trfle to one side no
surgical aid probably could have saved
tn leg.
walter Dunkie Pidwell's companion,
was released yesterday morning by
the police He wanted to stay hero
until Bidwelt SO Rauolman
Hiblcr get him q job in the Kitchen
Of the Myers cafe.
The police yesterday found q pow
der burn on Bidwclrs oycralls, around
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-02
CONVICT ESCAPES
FROM ROAD CAMP;
POLICE ARE NOTIFIED

The pulue yesterday received The
report ul the escape OF jusc paraA
q convict from The road camp near
SAN Nouu raus took hls adieu
last Friday ul4hL While acting ass %
'truatn according tu the information
the police haNs iir was sentenced 20
serve gvar and day in socorro
county ton cmaczxicmeut and Was re-
cclycd at lhc Uutcnaay al Santa
fc. December g.. 1al3.
paras Is five feet four inches tam;
weighs is0 pounds has brown eyes
ana hair and he Isl natlyo OF Mexico.
Tie has "a scar un the right eyebrow,
another ON the outside corner ct the
icfi eve and seeoml scars on the hack
~ his hgad Both wrist joints IRE en-
argod
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-02
KEROSENE CAUSED
EXPLOSION At
Ia LUZ MINE
ResinouS Knots Piled Near
Stove in Tent, Catch Fire.
lgniting Coal Oil Tank and
Setting Off Dynamite

Mrs Luis Gonzales, who carried pros
visions ana clothes to- The wortmeu
~ the Ia Luz mine in thc sandal
mountains who lost their wearing ape
pare and part of thcir food supply
in the explosion Of the dynamite tent
there last Thursday night returned
yesterday with complete account OF
the accident Martin Garcia, one Of
the WGrkmcn, who first brought the
story Of INC explosion to Albuquerque,
having loft soon uftrr the occurrence
% dispatch relief 10 bis companions
ara not remain long enough 10 gather
details.
Mrs Gonzales, is tho daughter
.Of - Ruppc, one of the principal
owners OF the IA Luz property ana
wife Of one 81 the workmcu who was
there at the tmo OF tho explosion.
BESIDES her husband and Garcia, Do
maid Brown, foreman, WIS the only
other man there. Mrs Gonzales
spends ID great part % the time there
living with her husband IN the log
cabin whore the three men were play
ing cards when Gonzales discovered
chat the tent where the dynamite was
stored, about twenty feet away was
afirc. Mrs Gonzales was IN Alhuquer-
que that night. but left following Gar
clns arrival here. She returned yes
terday
Mrs Gonzales report leaves no
question as to how the tent was set
aflre. The men had gathered q pile
Of resinous pine knots and placed
them beside the stove I'm thotent with
the dynamite. The blasting charges
were opposite the move, across the
tent Besides tho dynamite, fuse ana
Illuminating caps, ten gallons Of coal
oil was kept there
Brown and Garcla slept in the test.
Thursday night they started q fire
ia the stove and then went TO the
cabin. whore they ate supper and bee
gan playing cards. Il was only Il lit-
lie while aftorward that Gonzales, who
went TO the door, saw the tent blaz-
Ing nnl yelled az the othcriwo.
run shouted Brown The caps
are stored there"
The timely discovery of the fire by
Gonzales saved their lives Mr. Ruppt
believes They were only thirty fe"t
away when tha coal on tank exploded
They were hardly ont of range OF
failing debris when the dynamite went
off Rpliniors and small rocks show.
cred about Thorn.
Rocks Weighing from goo 90 SOC
pounds were hurled skyWard am sew
efal fell through the foof Of the cabin
crushing u as II it hld been made "a
straw Three hurros which were
standing near the eHbin disappeared
bat they were found the following day
ronmlng IN The mountains
The explosion tore big hole lr
the ground under the tent How deer
the hole WIS Airs Gonzales did moi
learn
THE tent uud cabin were In % can.
yon. $50 the report of the cXplosioa
easily would Doe olrricd 20 Albuquer.
que, according To- Mr lkuppe Scv.
cral persons havn doubted whether ths
B explosion of TOO pounds Of dynamite
would cnusc o. trcmor IN Albuquerque
Ire said the force 10 the explosion 81
TEN Sticks would De- pcroeptible here.
here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-02
GEORGE D. HOWELL,
CHIEF COUNSEL FOR
HARRISON, is HERE

George D. Howell. Of Hartford.
Conn. cnigf counsel for Grover Var
rison la his suit against his father,
nr George W. Harrison, which Will
be called today, arrived here lasl
night Senator r. 3. Catron and son
g. G Catronl also young Ilarisona
attorneys, are expected 10 arrive here
today Judge John Baron Burg Of
the probate court also has been re-
tanned hy the plaintiff while Judge
H. A. Mann and United States District
Attorney Summers Burkhart will rep
resent the father
Tho younger Harrison IN his origi-
nal complaint filed December 10.
1912. asked for Judgment amounting
TO about $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-02

The Santa Fc eoaft lines. with head
p1auora ia toa Angeles. arrived here
M O'Clock yesterday morning from
Tyrone Gruui county and lcf az
1916 O'clock thia morning for Los
Angeles
DIR q Hopkins ana vito arrived
here last night from Chicago
pouolmm Ed Donahuo laat night
arrested q 4alvon on Charge Of
fighting fo STRUCK Tisu Gioml. aa
oording % lhc police
George y Widmcr ANA purity of
Philadelphia, last night occupied two
private cars on Santa lfc train SO. j..
fhoy arc on choir way ~ Santa nar.
barn. Calf
Col n y Twit6holl. az Las Vegas.
came here last night io attend the
annual meetings Of the stockholders
# thu TITO eifundp broom company
and the Santa barbara Tio company
which VII be held today
Sam -. stevens proprietor III Tho
sturses hotel who has been at Fay.
WOOD sprlngs for several weeks. re-
turned Yesterday morning mr. Ste
tens Who suffered from un attack Of
rheumatism, has completely rocov
orod
The poil tax for l9li IL now due and
payable. according 90 ON announce
mcnt nude be Mrs T. W rennont.
Tho Citizens bank has been doslg.
mated us The place for payment being
conveniently located for this purpose.
Tho poll tax ia 81.
General Superintendent e. H. Bris-
'ul ~ ta Junta. colo. who yesterday
succeeded j. " kuru, Will arrive In
Albuquerque today on his first Trip
as general superintendent lie VIII
leave tomorrow morning for i trip
over the Rio Grande division.
a. -. MeMilien, president Of the Wa
ter supply company. who went t.
Washington, a week ago. to argue tn
Alamcd. land grant ease before the
United states supreme court, returned
laHt night Georee y Kloek was one
81 the attorneys IL this ease who also
appeared before the supreme court
Resular meeting ~ Mineral lodge
80 g. knights If r}thlas tonight az
1880 sharp There will he work IN
+ tho rank nf knight ana Other mlslnea.
of Importance The Keeper of records
and soul hus received the golden am
uNenmry souvenir colns and vii dis
Tribute them 90 the members IF Min
ierol lodge at tha meeting, Visiting
kniRhts Welcome
City officers yesterday prepared
ihrif repuru Tor January 90 submit
lo the council Although they VIII
hand their statements 10 city Clcrh
|ll g. Horhl today the council vii
mot hcar them before tomorrow night
Mnyor - D. y. sellers and two ol
three members of the board only wIl
meet tonight and then simply iu adj
ioufu until tomorrow night Til,
mayor said ne was assured q quorum
|Nouid be present tomorrow night
Mm Ruth laughlin. daughter si
Judgo anl Airs 81 H lhughlin. uI
rauH fc. WIS here between trains laa'
mHh DH hoH uaN tn NrW Orleans
where rbt viii join % pnrig of archae.
uluEIats houdgd by pr Edgar T. liew
etc. director oi the American schuo
ui ArohBtolosN and sal tor an AZ
tended tour nt Central America in'
rludmp Niat to G0atomam where
The marty VIII do archaeological re-
WtlrUh w0tk
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-02

Mrs Amanda bradley. Sc years old.
died at 10 o'elock last Saturday night
at her homc. i5oi North Third street
from old aee She came here five
months ago from Tulsa. Okla. She Is
survived hy Two sons Frank NJ Brad
Icy who lives here and another who
lives In Tulsa llr E expected 90 n-
rive here tomorrow night Tho body
wus wken O. nNkcnorcs undorlak-
ng rooms Burial VIII be IN Mpnu-
mcnt Colo, BOT whether any serF iees
VIII hc held here ana when the body
is 10 be sent There VIII hot Doe decided
untl the arrival or Air Bradley from
Tuls
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-02

ma ND" ~" sl9t, n,gErs 4 epeaal.
a. of chewing gum tblrs fresh
e.. a lAfaaalo. af iHs VEGAS ur.
rived mono n.l uirht for short tislt
rr.t rsrrof fofnl,rlv captnin of
o.. r..t. s..si.1 aai.rs ,tas ln Al
l,..n.r.oa .a, niche
rh. t...s3 ~ .3,-t,.s r..n boIl Az
....,.i.. .,.e.tln. .t.oiabi AL r. uleke.
,.,..I8.nt srraarr.1 ,...rrla,.
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'........... .f,........a f.'. e.,t. n,
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r.-. e..1,s r..,n.,, tett Il
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-02
PREL lMlNARY HEARING
OF DlNELLl POSTPONED

On account u The death OF his wife.
United States Commissioner A. N.
Whiting Yesterday postponed The pre-
ilminse examination NJ Lorenzo ni-
nelU which was 90 haze been held
this afternoon. until DO o'clock
"Wednesday morning. nmplli was
arrested h> Deputy United states
Marshal N Gaiusha upon n uat-
mni rhae|ns him with selhns Aauor
t6 an Indian
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-02
NOTICE.

We beg 20 announce inting added
the SECURITY Warehouse, On West
Marquette Ave. TO uur storage faciii-
liz, aud respectfully solicit storage Of
all kinds.
SPRINGER TRANSFER CO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-02

400 SON want DO maAg tpmr more
money Here Is the opportunity
Wfite health aHA accident Insurance
during noon hours even nss and spare
timc Tho results will srrprls, yoH
Address Rational Casualty Company
itelruil. As,l.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-02

p0LL TAN DIE Poll lax Tor lal
is due and payable az Citizens lanh
r. ~ TeupeAt clerk of hoaw 81
EdHeauen
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-02

Livery rigs al right prices fine sad
die horses, Phone 9J7
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-02
WEATHER. REPoRT.

For the twonly.iour hours ending
at o'clock yesterday evening
Maximum temperature go drrrtrH
mnlmun temperature is range. lt
Temperature 1 s 10. ns Yesterday 'l
suthHf.t HIudH, llear
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-02

Or. Evelyn Il. FrIsbie has removed
her office and residence from 32i
South Third TO 0i5 West Copper.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-02
Crescent Hardware Co.

Cutlery, ripe,
Valves and Fitting Plumbing Heating. Copper
81 N TELEPHONE 3i5
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-02

Tel Your physician 20 leave that
prescription at oTWtlls pRUD
sioitE 2ss Mcst Central ave.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-02

WAITER TAN DIE AND PAY
Able an OFFICE uT WATER Co.
llG 81, SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-02

saddle horses Trimple's Red Barn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-02
4. n. CONNER, NJ. D.. ID. %.
Osteonathlc Specialist.

! ifcaf an cUrahIe dlseascs UIflcc
Siulu hla.. rllac tsg ara seF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-02

Rooms J and 3, Whiting building.
Corner second and Gold
phone So $50
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-12
Gus Council Bluffs
g9ahrLdlfinIId rIa nnlfr dana.

&chHEi0lfthlthl tNN Nht6k NuhAs
am GoHneHidg 9lbeno mliroe eth
hunger Nlann nauters q. e. aeA-
finger BON 9lu. 1904 Gpiteptn Ctr.
BON 5ruci WldnHerH ansebaltcn uMo
iener garihait bon S3 nebit ctner
goloeHen llbr beroiibt. Gr meloete
ben 6ua Der BoliBei uH6 aab cine
aenuue 9eidreibung oe~rielben. Die
Qoli5iiten geder ua6 @auterfiis
mnrorn beauftragt nui ote StraBcn.
rduber 81 ianoer. am 5reitag
brahten 6ie beioen SiherbetislDad-
ter einen Wlann sum Sntptaliartter,
Der ieinen glaluen ala q. 81. arliger
luaub uHb Der ip1ter bon benz be.
raubtm aeniinger 0em otlh oils
elmer Der gon0iter erfnnnt pltr0e.
spdter fuuo 4oli5iit Euie 4rnol0
einen &anofofier In Omaha. Der Dem
struger aeborte un0 NORM einFfan0.
idetu iidl beiono auf cine llhr. bic
tpabriheinIid Dem Sobn Bennett abs
geilommeu nur6e. Bennett purOc
auis Souptquartier beoroert itn6 er'
fannie IN aruger etneH Der W(anuer,
bic ibn nHfielen un0 beraubteH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-12
Nrarbnis btr @ahI I'M Gonntn.

aus Grgebuis Der 8abl in bic.
lem GountD oiirfte fir pieIe cine
groBe @utt4uifnng geboten babeu.
Ole maBigitan Shasungen Dor oer
8abI gabeH &amiIton cine Wlebr.
belt bon Denigiters 500 un6 nun
our groBen lleberraibuua eelpann
Gl1rt bas gountp NIT 500 Stinl.
men Webrbeit. ahir 5fDei Demo.
tratiihe County ge1mteu muroeu er.
m1hIt, nebit ben brei 0emotrdtiIden
Superotiorelt, Sobn 6amilton ais
aitoitor ltno 5rant 3urmHbleu ais
Recoroer.
grn1blt iin6 folgen0e:
&epraientantetL ). 6. Grabion
uno 2eDis 8. gleff; Gblmtp auoi.
tor, Sobn Salmon; County Shab.
meiiter, 8. g. Gbriitianiert; Glert
I6es @eridtes, 8. q. &oamger; She.
Irift Ism. u. gronemeg; 8acoroer,
|Brdnt 8urmiibIen; Gonntn- 4nrualt,
Ks. g. Smanion; Coroner, 8. S.
Cutler; Superbiioren. 9. u. Gee,
Or. &. 9nr6tug un0 q. 8. Sngrom;
Ridter oes Superior @eridtes,
.Grnnt aapea; Grie6ensrthter, 8.
81. aooper un0 90. 6. Soiepb; Son.
.itablar Senrg geud uno 70. 6.
9athellor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-12
Sitter pprn gp[lmpnb.

lie Ritter bonn 8oqmonb tper6eu
am 6reitaa ben 90. g1op. ibre er.
ite burnortftiide MISUNDERSTANDING
geben. BUR auHibritng fonuut Elm
g~rotesfer Sf4p1nf betiteIt .ber
Sdnpas 6es 46ntgs~. Die 4iffub.
RING fin0et CIR 3eit Der 4bboItump
Der aonDention Der Gohoren bes
iiouaftIifen Soma itatt un6 Der6er
oieie 6erren fpobl CIR G5elno9me
einge[noen fDerben. Die l~lnterne6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-12
geanftanben bic eIettride erbinana

3ie 8ebriioer E8rierJ Glettri.
fer, baben i'm bieiigen Beridt bic
Redtstraft Der itaotiiden Groinan3
.ongatoitet, iponoh ieoer Der in bic.
lem Sad tbdtig iein min. cine Oh.
sens BON $40 beim ftdotiiden GLef-
.triter erlnngen muB. 9as 8erfab.
ren, nelfes Die aIdger aingeidlo.
gen baben, cine Gntiheiouna 6es
.@eridts 81 erInngerL lit 6ag ioge.
nnnnte vmanoamlls 8erfobren,
.iponda Die gleftriide Gon1pann ge.
3rpungen ner6en ioa, in etneuu
Bohnbaus Der aI1ger bic notbige
eIeftrtide 8erbinou1g 5u MAIDEN,
.oomit oas Salts beIeuftet fDer0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-12

mer Der llnterbditma ftellen allen
ueilnebmern einen ncrsnlaleI
Alen0 III An1lidL.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-12

gian ~unicrftiite Die beutide QreI.
Il, inbem man 81 ibrrr gerhrel.
lung beitr1al
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-16
Pubdi$tettu kieIi.

Nuutamia muoia fiiten fdtpi erdS
neeferifuninsas Gnslannisia. 9dm.
mdStpfIefieen buowaf ban iuuren
erotutien, mia oil frisiinusfon ia
bdnen oman fanianIa usfonnon al.
faonioaman paifututien ipdliud.
raristitpt omot toiienlaiieIa Julia
morustettuia ibmiTid", Iaufui bdn.
Ditto ban oifeasIa = fittd emme
taboo %IauIua oiatnstamme : mntta,
eta bdnen olii pttdnpt ola oiteasIa
fiitd olemme faifti ptiimieIiid. 2ris.
tittpien pitdifi nastafobtana muiue
Qua rtoiienIaiIeIa Julia iporustet.
tuo mdfed. aristus tobtoo pubbis.
tao omienfo pubeen; bdn tobtoo pois
taa beistd foiten ,pibon ia fiufun,
Min ettd beibdn pubeenfa tuIifi Iem'
pedmmdff, belemmdtF, fiittdmdm.
mdtii ia pIistdmdmmdtF. Niiu, tot.
ielo Julia warustettuio ibmiid gu.
moIa iabtoo iaoba meistd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-16
Kirje JMinaIan $anan
S%aarnaajiIle.
(2iri. Rep. g. 9rdtorius)

SumaIan armo faifiqe uSfouifiue
papeiae! Mrmoiiat ia bppin oppi'
meet rotfaat berrot> ia tpeIiet. &c tie
bdtte mitd Serramme ia Wapabta'
iamme Sefus 2ristus ON fdsfenpt
teibdn opettamoan, nimittdin ppbdd
epanfelimmia, minimum bdn ianoo
Marf. 16: rWenfdd ia ioarnatfaa
efpanfeliumia.@ Wutta NIT ct ole
enanfeIiumi muuta fuin ieuatnen
oppi, iofa fofetae pafanotue efittdd
3ristusta bdnen fuolemasIaan ia
boIitiemiIesIaan ia feboittoa beta
6dnen uSfoonia ia fasteeIeen, eta
he autuaitfi tuIemat, mutta msfomai.
file ia fasteiuiIe frtstitpiIe ilmottaa
Re beibdn auhiuttaan, ionfa be omat
~fasteesTa 1aoneet. = Mutta mt on
9e,ra SmmaIo ientdbbem oiettanut
emanfeIiumin paIpeIufien, ionfa pp'
ba paamaIt futiuu PEP tpiroffi, iofa
Iomintoa Iaarnao, -etid bdnen ieura'
funnaIeen ~Ienfautta tuIifi iultiiefF
tio fuuri faIotfuus, nimittdin tam
faiffiIen autuuben iiuri alta, ionfa
ie f~asteesia on foonut ia ioIa fe on
foristettu forteaan tntfpaafeen fnaf'
Ia; Hud fosteesfa Idbiotieioan rum
faastt faifiIe u~sfotpaiiae. nuorine
ia manboile, faiffi toimoaniiet aor'
teet, iotfa arishis on fpereuddn an
jdtnnui fofo ibmisfunnale. aaste
on faiffien toimaanisten Iobioin
otpi, ianoo 2utberus mdbdsid fdie'
fismutfesiaon, mottfa bdn iiefddftn
eitei tdsid eIdmdsfd onneta tuofc
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-16
Galmntetttt

aanIanisIeuratunnan puoIimuofifo'
fous Iattuneesta fppstd Nirrettn tf
12:ta pdimdstd tf. &c pdimddn. 2o
fous aIfaa clio 8 op. Raiffi idfene
mufaan fesfusteIemoon ieurafun
famine ofioisto.
gbteinen iumoIanpaIpeIus on Ga
Immetin Raniauisieurofunno firfos
ia emf iunnuntaino ell tdmdn fuur
10 p. Flo 10 op.
5. g. xiIieroos.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-16
&titDs.

pppbdn tdten ipbdmeaifimmin Fit
tdd pstdmidni ia tittamiani iotfo
Iunnuntaina, tt. 8 pnd fofoontuimoi
fotiini minua Iobioiaaan ia fdpnnil'
Iadn iIabuttamaon. porboin ftitos
huomistanne armotfaista Iobioisto
ia bomsfuubesta ionfa wieroiInuan
ne minule maImiStitte!
6iIma perdId.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-16

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Ian ianaa, iofa oil ~rasfasta, iud
painaiaue pitt pubua Iuonnottoman
fotpaua ddneud, fuulp Putin oil ens
tiestddn %painaiaua beifontunut, I'd.
man iatrauben aifana. Wutta MT
on meIiemme Sobtas fuulepa bg'
nin. 2aifti on bpmin, rataS mel.
jennie on pddsIpt 9errania lepoon.
2epdd raubasia rafas peIiemme
observation-disclosures asst!
SO. 80. 80.
- 8ntSuntnte fanialaiIia pieraile
maan meibdn iapasia, iaabafIenne
ndbbd fuinfa pubtaus on fdptdn'
nDsid. Grittdinfin buomatfaa fuinfd
i%otainen pulo pubbistetaan meibdn
uubeua baiiuien bdmittdid GterIi5ins)
~foneeua.
Wteibdn motto: pubtaat pruot ia
pubbas tamaro.
Union 8otuins WortS.
@emetti benfeniG. Wiime
maanantai aaamuna riitautuirpat
meliefiet Wras omistamasIa ruofa.
tamarafaupasia, fiiaitIewa aurora
fabun parrela nastapddtd Gurrp
b%oteIia, fiud ifdpdud ieuraufieqa
ettd lopulta rupeIipat ~fdifdbmddn.
Nuoremmau meliefien amunbuuboi
f~uuuesiaan meni fidue puotitn erds
tensdnfiiuottoia Rusbolbin parturi'
liiffeestd, ndbtdmdst tarfoihlfieua
auttaa beifompaa. 9dn bettti man.
bemman meIiefien fabuIle ieIaiieua
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pddnid fatifdptdmddn Min paboin
eta bdn iaamastaan tpammasta
fuoli muutaman tunnin fuIuttra fai'
raaIasia iobon oil mietp boibetta'
motif. Ndin ifdmdud tapaua fur
mania faanut nimeItddn Siemen
Wras on fanfauiiuubeItaan fIapo'
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ma toimeenpantatpaa iuurta ia rum
faSobieImaista iubIaaa Ebompfontn
puistosIa. Darmasti menetdtte TO-
tain Jos iaatte fieItd pois. Sublan
panemat toimeen faniautSieurafun'
nan naiiet ia taIemat be panemaan
parbaania f%aobafieen len onntstai'
maan. Siis faiffi mufaan.
SumaIonpaImeIuffia Sronmoobisia
ia pmpdristDad.
10 p beinaf Nortb YorfisIa, wis.
Wm RamppiieIa Flo 2 ip.
81 p WafeIieIbin roittius baolisIa
eli 8 ip.
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Flo 2 ip. Somasia ttIaifuubesia e.
fintpp mrs Nurmi fo%oIoIauluua Fl.
taran idestpfiead.
&. 81. BURNT.