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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-24
Batteries in Action.

The preliminary sklrmishing which en-
abled the rebels to bring their batteries
into action this afternoon began at day
break today and the federals fought stno-
bornly. They retired from trench 10
trench ON the plains until forced back
upon the main force on the slopes OF the
mountain.
eral Torribio Ortega at their head and
General Villa in the immediate back
ground Lerdo. where the largest shoe
factories In Mexico arc located. lies
around shoulder OF Cerro de la Pila
from Gomez Palacio. 1t was taken last
night without material defense. as tho
main mountain batteries were planted to
command the approa ches to Gomez Pa
lacio
1t was occupied by the combined forces
of Generals Tomb Urbina, Boasalio Her
nandez and Trinidad Rodiguez.
The rebels went to the cast of Gomez
Palacio, which was made secure yester-
day by the occupation of Matamoros and
cara goza.
General Villa WAS in high spirits and
predicted that Torreon proper would
crumbe before him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-24

take duty against Ulster should be per
mItted to resign instead OF losing their
pensions
the army now but clear declara tiop
that officers OF the navy and army would
not be compelled to engage In civil war
against their wish. He concluded;
"The government is attempting 10 CO.
cree n portion OF the United Kingdom
without the authority Of the electorate
Asquith's Reply.
Premier Asquith rose to speak amid a
after Mr.. Laws speech II was necessary
that the country should know at once
the kind of Issue that was going TO be
presented. He continued:
'tThe duties OF the army in relation 10
the civil power are very simple and have
never been contested, Any officer or
private who refuses To obey any order is
liable TO dismissal
"As far back as December last year
general officers of the army were In
formed that 1t might be their duty TO
and any officers domiciled in their area
might be excused. II there had been any
intention OF an aggressive move toward
Ulster this would have been the last
step taken. The movements OF troops
are now concluded.
"sir Arthur Paget has empha ticaly
denied that he ever used any such words
as That this was the first step In a
series OF operations to conquer Ulster
These words were wrongfully attributed
10 the commander n-chief in Ireland
General Paget never received from the
war office any instructions justifying such
a statement II is an nndoubted fact
that General Hubert Cough and other
officers concerned interpreted their in
structions in wider sense.
Army Now Satisfied.
THE army council is now satisfied that
there has been mtsundeTsta nding, ana
the officers also are satisfied. IL the
doctrine laid down by Mr. Law-that any
officer refusing to serve IS only doing
his duty-is TO be preached, the coun,,
try is In the presence OF new danger.
Arthur j Balfour, former Unonist pre-
mier, ridculed Premier Asquith's efforts
to minimize tho occurrences in the army
and declared that Brlgadler General HUI
bert Cough had been relnstated after he
had still declared that he would not
fight against Ulster.
"The insane policy OF the government"
Mr.. Ralfour asserted "has brought about
a crisis Of Infinite harm and evil to the
community, crisis which will live for
years, and which the government would
have escaped II it had ascertained what
Ulster thought and what her supporters
were ready TO sacrifice. Ulster believes
and millions in England believe with her.
that the government IS forcing her under
a legislature she abhors and driving her
outside of the community she loves In
such situat ation, ordinary maxims fail,
1.-THE government Is dealing with some
thing greater and deeper than the prob
lens ordinarily met with by politicla ms.
1t has stirred forces which nothing can
pacify except a broad and statesmanik Ike
trea atment OF a kind the government has
so far given no indication OF being ready
to adopt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-24

wife and child, citizens OF France
MaNi'no Castillo the Mexican bandit
who was charged with setting fire TO the
tunnel Is now in the custody of the
United states, having been detained as Il
fugitive from Mexico
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-24
BATTLE OF TORRE0V
IS BEGUN BY VILLA
CONTINUED from Page one.)

when Villa hurls his force against the de-
.fenses Of Torreon. On this battle. IT Is
conceded, hinges the fate Of the revoln-
ttOn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-24

T ORD ROBERTS, who was
~ summoned by the Brit
ish king when the situation
in Ulster became tense, to
give opinion regarding the
army's loyalty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-24
NOTED EDUCATOR
COMMITS SUICIDE
Professor Harry Thurston
Peck Brings Career to a
Close With Revolver.
HEALTH BROKEN DOWN
Divorced Wife and Daughter
Take Charge of Body; Sec
ond Wife Notified.

STAMFORD, Conn. March 23.-Harry
Thurston Peck. formerly il professor at
Columbia university and writer of note,
whose marital troubles and breach of
promise suit gained him unpleasant
notorIety in the last few years, ended his
life today In his room In a cheap lodging
house He shot himself through the
head. He was found lying across the bed
by the landlady. Mrs. Gottlieb Mense.
who went 10 awaken him from his sup
posed sleep to answer telephone call
from his secretary.
DR. Peck was seriously III at Ithaca,
N y, about a year, from 4 mental
breakdown, and was thought 10 be dying,
His divorced wife, Mrs. Cornelia D. Peck,
a Christian Scientist, attended him. and
he ultimately regained his strength. His
second wife also was at his bedside, and
there seemed TO be no friction between
the two women.
Until q month ago DR.. Peck had been
living at Riverside. near here.
Gives Up His Home.
Embarrassed by financial difficulties
he gave up his home. engaged room IN
a lodging house and took his meals at a
small restaurant. He was working on an
encyclopedia for a New York publishing
house. but It appears that he was trou-
hled over threatened lawsuit, aud dur
ing the past week did 10 work, remain
ing in his room much OF the time. HIS
secretary, Miss Margaret MacDougall.
then left him. She called him on the
telephone several times today to Inquire
concerning his health.
Dr. Peck's health had been delicate the
last few months, and friends feared he
was about to have a recurrence OF the
mental trouble. 1t is believed his hnan-
cial condition. which forced him to give
up his fine home and live In modest cir
cumstances, touched his pride and made
him depressed.
The body WAS taken in charge tonight
by his divorced Wife Mrs. Cornelia D..
Peck, and his daughter, Miss Constance
Peck. a teacher in the Hamilton institute
for girls In New York HIS second wife,
who lives on Staten island, was notified
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-24
CONSUL REPORTS
ON BENTON'S DEATH

WASHINGTON, March 23.-Inquiry
into the death of W. S. Benton. British
subject. five weeks ago In Juarez, direct
ed by the British foreign office. was con.
cluded today The results were laid be-
fore the British ambassador here for
transmission 10 London. This investiga~
tion was conducted by &. e S. PercevaI, l.,
the British consul at Galveston.
Originally ordered to El Paso To ro-
operate with the commission appoint ed
Benton case. Mr. Perceval, finding the
American commission was helpless To act
as the result Of the refusal OF the rebel
leaders To allow them TO eXhume and eX-
anime the BrItonS body conducted an
investigation of his own,
Much OF the evidence was collected in
secret because of the fear of witnesses
of punishment at the hands of the consti-
tutionalist leaders.
Purpose of Visit.
From the incomplete evidence that he
was able to obtain, Consul Perceval re-
ports that Benton, disrega riding the advice
and appeals OF his wife. proceeded TO
Villas headquarters with the double pur-
pose Of protesting against the spoiaton
of his ranch and TO secure the privilege
of marketing his cattle In the United
States.
The testimony quoted by the consul
makes II appear that Benton was UNI
armed when he entered Jnarez and
sought Villas headquarters: : that lie en-
tered Villas office: that there was "A
scufGe. followed ny perfect quieR and
that no witness coultbe found who heard
the sound OF shot Benton did not
emerge from that office alive hut where
and when his body was removed the re-
port does not disclose.
The consul drew the inference that
Benton had been killed by knife and
that his body had been secretly removed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-24

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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-07
2trin8fieo, Soabp.

pastori SnaSfainen MstortaSta
Oregonista mieraili tpldsidmme ia
pitt enfimdilen Observation-Disclosures
aberdeen IaofIon iupmaIoiiesia fir.
tofunnasIa Iunnuntaina bubtifuun
10 pdimdn6; erittdin iubIauiielta
iuntui Re betfi iouoin eniiferta fu'
marrettiin Serran, toifpaauiien Sidn
eteen pastorin iobtaesIa rufouSta,
ios5a ban nDprdud opetuslapien
mieIeud efitii tarpeemme Sumalalle
lolita faiffi bptpd anto tuIee. Suon'
tofin nantti iuoIipan iita betfed ans
tamaua pirmoittatpan iabe fuuron
fasteua maata iamaaa fuin ipbdmei
tuIipat mirpoitetufIi Sumalan Ia
q runiaista Iabioista. SIemme
fiitoaiIet pastori Smasfaiiele .fdpn'
nistddn ia toimomme bdnen pian
5aapuman oIumaan fesfuuteemme,
Sdn ipffaf ndistd maista ia ilman'
aIosta bntpin. Sanoi eta ndmd
ppat buofeat iaaba f%piljelpfieen.
9eni. castle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-07

fosia ban f~utiutaan autuaaff, mutta
iofa ei tdtd usfo ie on 10 tuomittu
ia SumaIan rpiba Iepdd bdnen padl'
lanId. nsfomainen on dutuas ibmi
men, ioue SumaIa ct ipniiid lue, fud
ioua SumaIan poita on, nimittdin
usfom fautta omistettuna. bdnead
on iianfaitfinen eIdmd ia outuus.
Run me iiis 6dneen usfomme,
Iuetaan meibdt 6dnen tdbtenid ms.
fosIa fofonaon tpanbursfaifFi. Np
fpiIen Iibamme fuoleman idIfeen
iaamme iitte toiiesfa eIdmdsid tdp'
beuiien manbursfauben ia filoin on
meisid ie tdpbe0inen manbursfaus
iofa nellie 2ristufieen usfonilIe npi
10 ~IufemiieIIa on annetta 0rishifIen
anton perusiufieua. 5dban aiiaau
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-07

uuuuuuuuunuhuhn

6ubtitumua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-07

~aiautuu iouetin ialafariue, tat o'itta
mattomasti fdrtpp routa tautottd
paSten.
= On tddud oltu ipdbdn totposla.
ettd firffofunnat pbtpifmdt Ia iitts
aifaa moittaen ndmd faffi pttfuieu
rsfuntaa mp5sfin pbbistpi!ipdt, Jos
fiten olifi mabbouista iaaba ieura'
funnauinen eldmd elppmddn parem'
maUe fannaue, fiad fumpiftn ieura'
funta on npfpddn perinpobiatien
parannutien tarpeesia b%enSsaiieeu
eldmddn ndbben, plimaleaan fatiot'
tuna. Sumala lite ndfee funttn ~
bdmeen. HutitrDm ianoo: ~Stia,
iofa Ell bpwiad bebelmiad ftitd ipit'
nimden rafentaian abferuutta ia
oiota ialon wiinipuun bpmid omi'
naiiuutfia, tuiwuu ia beitetddn tu'
leen."
Se pappein fotous fieud Sancoct
isia oil min bentepdd, ratfauoen,
ptfimieliippben ia ioptnnoailuuben
Idmmittdmdd, ettd ie Idmmitti fpl.
mimmdttin ipbdmet pbtpmisaiiaue,
Wtutta, pastori 5. s. 9oiffa tirioi'
~tuffaaan iamasta aiiasta u. Suo'
mettaresia ndfpp olewan fpuin md'
temd periponaaiiuus ptiin iadbopt'
tdmddn faiten fen ldmmDn, ionto
toilet papit fpmmen lutuiIina pitfdtr
fesfusteluin tuIofiind ioinat tpaifu
tetufi ieurafuntaIaiiiin, ioten mt fpl
nina ia toimottomina obotetaan tir'
fouisfofousten padtDfFid ,iitd alias
to. - Niin, !9erran tobto fumminfiu
tapobtuu tdsidfin aiiasia.
s. &.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-07
Maple, isis.

Miattelin piirtdd ionfun ripin Mut'
taiaan, Jos toimitus iuo tdue tDber'
rptIeue tilda.
SamaIIa aiatteIin Iauiua mielipt'
teeni tuosta tofo mailman autuu'
besta, iosta on ouut pdbin pubeita
ia pienid pGittelpitdfin. Niin, an'
tuus on toiin faifiIe m%almiStettu Ia
ie on tariona Toto m%aaiImout, maan
fitd tulee iofa aino usfoa jos tabtoo
~autuaaffi tula. paamalin firieetfin
fauttaaItadn ndpttdtpdt, ettd oiia on
Min.
Sdn Iauiuu eiimerfitIi 2orintbo'
Iaisfirieen 1 GpistoIan olfu mdripis'
id: nSiue SumaIan ieurafunnaue
iofa on 2orintbosfa, ppbitetpiue,
8ristufiesia Seeiufiesia futiutuiue
ppbiue." Waitfa toIin fdiffi omat
futiutut, Min fuitenfin bormat omoi
paIitut, fen tdbben, ettd barpat len
u%sfopot. Sos MT nuo ianat, foto
maaiIma on outaaS, plifipat tarfo.
tustaan mastaamia min mitd paa'
waa oIiTi pubunut ~iotpinto iaarnos
ta2 Sebdn oIifi oipan ioutdwao
faa paamaIiban ndpttdd alma main,
fninfa SumaIa Seeiufiesia iomitti
meibdn ipntimme, paImiSti autau'
ben foitiIe, iota Iabiana MT Ia aino
tarloo taifine uSfoua omistettatpaf'
4. Sofa tdmdn MT epdiIemdttd US
Zoo Ia pastaan ottaa niin tdsId u.s.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-07
Gpfatu, @inn.
bubtif. 80 p. 1914.
StiIi.

bubtif. 30 p. 1914.
Taos Iuonto pufeutuu teIdiieen
muotoon tdduifin maannilielps Ieu.
buua. 2efpdt fplpDt onat tebtp.
2pImDin pddqe on iaatu runiaasti
Iabetta, ioten e%nIimdiistd fplmDistd
on 10 oraS fauniisti pddnd. Huobo
maasIa miberiDiiiee ia Iebben nuput
aufeaa. pois taItpi, Ills iupi on
l6Snd..
2uolemafin taas mierastelt feS'
fuubesIamme, tpieben mmdsiaan ta'
lon manban emdnndn Glia eaton,
iidItddn noin Is ipuoben, idttden
idlfiinid iuremaan pbben poian ia
minidn y. m. iufulaifid ia tittamia.
pastori Samanen oil tddud ie,,'
rafuntania palmelmeIufiesia Ydd'
fidiien idlfeiieud piifouo, pitden rips
pifouIua ia bartaus ieuroia iltafin
iefd iumaIanpalpeIufIen iunnuntaina
firfpsia. pastort 9uusfosta obo'
tettiin tdnne iamoibin aifoibin, paon
et bdn fumminfaan tullut, tietpstl
tuli iofu este mdlitn. paStort nrpt'
lainen 8rantpoobista, Wis. on cam
iaIis Ieurafunnan naltttu opettoio
npfpddn, iofa fdppi tddud Fuoin
alma Fun Ieurafunta fuiIum. Wtt'
mefTi pastori II. on tddud fdpnpl
miime belmifuusfa. pittdt on fpdli'
aiat, iouoin Ell ole mitddn ben9elts'
td ieuraeIdmdd pmasia ieurofun'
naSia. Sta mitddn Ieurafunnaat
men fasmatustpD ndin oIlen mo-
tuua fpipmpfieenfddn. DieIdpa
manbatfin, faunitsti usfoSIa alfa
meet, ioutitpat tdmdn mailman tii,i
lien aieItatpaff, pois fanioperustuf
IeIta. Sbminen on iuoin FUN baaff
mereSId iIrnan perdfintd, iota Iainee
misfeIemdt finne ia tdnne ia eue
peIastas iaaputa fttd, Min i
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-07

Ibpipp tobistufIia Jos mistd paifass
ia raamaiusto, ettd ibminen uSfo'
maiIena on autuos la usfottomana
iumaIan niban Ia firoufien alainen.
Niin pstdmd, ole Fen bpndnId, au'
tuus on finuIIe nalmiita. Saat
popaosti fiiben Iuottao ia turtpata.
&c outuus on Tinule Seeius aristus,
Iind muuto mined ct ole taipadn aI'
la onuettu iosia meibdn pitdd amtu'
aaffi tulemon. &c on futtenfin U.S.
foua omistettafpa ennen FUN tulem'
me, fiitd oiauiieffi ia Jos ct pieId
fdTitd fuinfa ibminen tuobon uSfoon
pddiee Min lue 3 usfon foppaIe Rat
ftsmutIestamme ia len ieIitps. SieL
Id oppt.iidmme 2utber pffinfertai'
. iesti ofion ieIittdd. .. ~.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-07
ebea Snnetion. mieb.

Vpeu Junction, wStcp.
~poifani, Jos find otat minun pu'
beeni, ia minun fdstpni fdtfet, Min
anna formas fuuIa piiiautta la tai
puta inbdmes pmmdrrptieen. pot
tani, ala unbota minun Iafiani, mutt
ia finun ipbdmeif pitdtSbn mtnun
fdSfpni."
2aItS pstdmdni! StattoS find
omafobtaiiesti raffaan ifdmme pu'
been maStaan?
2erran poiffeIin erddn burSfaar,
Sumalaa pelfddndiien mieben III.
pam. Sieud ndin lapien, iofa otti
ifdnid ianat pastaan. Tuo mafama
It'd fdsti faiffi Iopienia fofoontu.
maan bdnen pmpdriaeen. Sitten
altoi bdn pubumaan BELLE iefd rams
faiIemia ia mpDsfin lo%bbuttapia
%ianoia. Sidn Iafattua pubumasta,
iuott pienin lapIista iidnid %ialfain
iuureen, fiittdin rafasta iiddnid fai'
testa bpmppbestd ia mpDSfin ppp'
tain nDpremmin anteetii faiftia niitd
rifofIia, ioita bdn oil tebnpt iefd
iiddnid ettd faiftea perbetpdfed tpas'
taan. Hafas Iufiiani. Site fpud
mott armata fuinta iuuri raffaus
waItaIi tuon ratfaan iidn ipbdmen
tuota nDprGd l~astania fobtaan.
3alis pstapa. Sletfos find tue
pteni, n6prd lapfi taifpaoaiien ifdm'
me perbe pdesia? 8dpbesidfi GER
ran temppeIiin, otatfo Sidmme ianat
m~astaan? Woitfo ianoa: rpubm,
9erra, iiud finun ~poIpeIiiaIi tuulee1,
mai Iomitattos RATTAN taipaaliien
iidmme mar oittatpat ia ran9aistus'
ia ubfaapat lanai main pabaue
naapuriueIi. nIein fpud iaapi fuuaa
firfosta tale main Iuusta. rSup iaar'
ma MT pasiait bppin file ia iiue.A
Wutta tie bdtf5s, pstdtpd iofa ndin
pubelet, mitd ubfa pelid pelaat faif'
Fl tietdmdd Sumalaa pastaan, iofa
tabtoo oma fobtoiiest pubua ias
n~asiaan iinuue ia minuue. Sdn
tabtop ianania miefaaa toppaa T.
nuIta ia minulta faiffiioman man.
bursfauoen Iuulot. 2uule, mild
9dn ianoo Seiaian fautta: nSiad
0erra on tuomitiena .tuleua ia mie'
Gala faifen Iiban." 9uomoa, faifen,
slu &enraIta tapetuita pitdd palion
bleman ia faiffi Iiba pitdd pbbestd
fuufaubesta min toiieen ia pbbestd
fabatista min toiieen, tuIeman fu'
martamaan minun eteeni, ianoa ger
ra." Serra taboo ettd. .find ia MIND
life aietumme tuon tDpbdn publifaa'
nj raufan tanaua 9dnen ormo is
tuimenia eteen. pppodn mield buo'
mauttaa iinua, iofa furian naapuri'
mifoia tarfasteIet. Suonfo rau.
fan ebestd find pstdpdni fumarfii
pbteiien ieuratunnan fansi ia, aaitfi'
waltiaan SumaIan ebesid tunnusta'
maan: rWtini paipainen ipntinen",
II. n. e. GifD lanai fuulu: mind" |.
n. e. pane tarttaan intellect raffaan
9erramme S~eeiutien lanai, ettd tue
turia publifaani meni fotiania burs'
faampana FUN tue pIped iariIeus.
Huffaan Sidmme muuttumaton tab
to on: ,HafaSta ldbimmdistdii min
fuin iiiedi.
Wield pppbdn IauIua taifiue Ger
ran omile paIion terneiIid.
gtditd piirteli fDpbd fortpen mat
fustoia
Gum MdnniStD.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-07
Wplalm, Ont, Gan.

Termebbps 9luttaiale Ia fen I%aaiol'
lie Iufiiafunnaue!
MonaSti plen aifonut piirtdd Iut'
taian palstoiue tpaan ie on alma
iddnpt. Npt fuiienfin pafiien
mdbdn paiftafunnan u%utiiia, fosfa
tadIta ndfpp main barmoin firioituf'
ia ianomaIebtien paIstoiua.
Meiud oil tddud iaarnaaia 9ictor
9aaraIa port Irtburista. pddIi.
aiiend pitt ban Sumalan palmelufien
fpulubuoneeua. palio oil fofoonti.
/, w pleiI5d, maiffa olirin Min mdr'
Ed ia metinen aifa.
Saaralaua oil poIion bommaa
pbbefTi pdipdff z fastettapaa ia 1
baubattama.
Safu Jana mGdrien tiebon antoien
oifaiiemiieffi. Muttaian bubtif. 2
pdipdn numerosIa nimimertft Sat
bappifa", firioittaa mum muasia
maalist. % pm. 9enrp SIfon talos
ia pibetpstd Observation-Disclosures
iosia tiIaiIuubesia pitt oad mield'
9erran Gbtooainen ia pbtd Jos tois'
tafin, iota ct ole olenfaan tapahtu'
nut. On tofiaanfin rauffamaisto
firioiteIla r2aihanpoian" noin pal'
beeaiIia nutiIia, fun On totta firiot'
tapinaan.
qua olema fpud moi ola iofu mi'
ban purfous fifIi ettd Yastori Wuo.
rem pitt iaupua tdnne % p. maalis'
tuuta paan iatunn aiIesta iupStd ei
poinut iaopua. Wutta iiltifin bdpe6
r2aibapoifa" moiiista uutifista,
paiffa ebfd olet part MALTA fdfpeI'
Ipfin turboq pddItd.
Sell SinIaurionin firioitufien lob.
boSta mpDsfin oliii ianottatpa, ettS
ct tddud ole ientddn pield fetddr
bdtpptettp, ia fpad tddud raubasio
fuIfea tdbdn asit on ainafin %faanut
maiffa fpud ontin mieId forpi maa'
ia.
Gelin paifta funta firioitutIen obel
la OF mp5sfin atumnpDpntD. josie
bdn on minnn mielipiteeni mufaar
mpDs mddrdsfd, ei fif5i et'ei bdn oil
apuu tarpeesIa, paan fiud, Fun bdr
Ell ole totmtnut ouenfaan atpun iaa
miieffi tddad, mutton Fun nitqd par
iaus ianoiua iotfa oil bdnen firio
tufIesiaan ia iotfa fosfee Toto pm
pdrist6n mdeStDd. Sddud on iaa
meet aqua ennenftn iamauaiieSic
oIemasia oIetpat, ioten mind ehbo
tan GeIiaefin ettd rupeaiii toimimaar
ttiefin, elm. laittamaua ferdpslistan
tai fddntpmdud ieurafunnan puo
Ieen, ppptdmdud iltamia pitdmddr
tat iotenfin 5iud tapaa. Mind luu
len ettd ebfd tuIet fiad tapaa parai
ten autetuffi.
Slmat opot oueet bptpin patbte
Iewaifia, tdmdn Plum Is pdipd oil
tofpa uffos lima, ia iatot fofo pdi
tpdn, met rpiimeIenfin Iumen mufa
naan. Seuraamana aamuna oil Il
taas fopa hamituisfu.
4 @bfdpd MT Iopetan idmdn buonol
, fpbdpfIent.
Sos nden tdmdn aluttaion polstoil
. la, Min totsten Hiddn.
FL GnIsfertaloinen,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-07
x5sid. Gnpmi.

alrwoiIa gluttoian toimitus Ia Ter
Iaaia Imfiiafunta!
pddtin firioittoa muutamdn rttptr
aluttaiaan taas pittdstd aifaa. Gn'
fiffi terpebbdn faiffia fiiaria ia mel
it'd SeefufIesIo: 9lrmo olfoon tetue
ia rauba Sumalolta, meiodn Sldl'
tdmme ia Serraltamme Seeiufielto
RriSmf5elta. Mrmosta autuaano
Sumalan IapIena on bansfa eldd ia
tpaeItaa. 81 pelidtd fuolemaa eifd
beImettid, fiad SeeIus on fuolemal'
laan fuoleman moittanmt la beltpettn
5ultenut. 81, miien iuuri oil Suma'
Ian raffauS meta Ipntiid ibmii'd
fobtaan! Gmme oliii mmuta aniain'
meet Fun fabotutIen ia fumminttn
Sdn ldbetti ainoan poifania meta
auttamaau. Niin palion oil tbmifl'
Ia fpnteid, eta Seeiusfaan ei tposnni
Militia mafIaa muuten Fun fnolemaan
menemdud. 2umminfaan ct metld
otiIi Tiitd oGut mitddn bpDtpd, matf'
To SceeIus oliIifiu farIinpt ia fuoll,it,
Jos San OIiIi iddnpt bautaan. Oil
Ioin oIifi meibdn usfomme turba Ia
me oIiiimme ,piela meibdn ipnneis'
1dmme. vgtiin olifimat mpDs ne,
iotfa aristutIesIa nuffuneet omai,
fabotetut.~ Wtutta fiitos olfoon Su.
mtaIan, ettd Sdn on nousiut fuol'
ieista ia ettd mefin iaamme ferran
nousta !Sdnen fansiania iianfaiffi'
feen eldmddn, iosia Ell endd ole fuo'
lemaa maan iosia on faitfi tdpbel'
listd. Saamme 10 omistaa antuu'
femme Seeiutiesia usfon fautta,
mutta Iieud muuttuu usfo nafemi'
ieffi. 3unpa ipoiIimme Sumalaa oi'
fsin fiittad tdstd iuuresta amosta!
Mindfin olen Min bibas fiitofieen,
mutta taimaasia fumminfin fiitdn
Seeiusta aina.
IRA toinon iloon iidfi
Wun Seesutieni luo,
Run ferran piditn pdtipdni
WinnIe foit.aa tue.
@aan Iiuoin taimaan talosIa
Wapaana iobasto,
Miua Ioistp1', malosia,
Raftaasia raubasI a."
Raita piirIi beiffo, mutta armosta
autias pienin fisfonne
9ppne Wdfiranta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-07
~2un Saraofin iouffoineen
punaiieen mereen painui,
Niin mailman ipnnit
2aifftneen, Min faiffineen
Seeiutien tpereen waipui."

Npt on SumaIa tdpiin foriannu
toiiesia abamisia, Seeiutiesia, fer
mitd enfimmdinen Mbam riffoi. Ger
Sumala tobisti berattdmdad Seeiut'
fen. Npt eldd Seeius ia mefin eIdm'
me iidti, Seeiusban lite ianoi: mind
elan Ia teibdn pitdd mp1s eIdmdn.'
2uinfa ibana olifaan Seeiufien Jana
opetusIapfiueen: rrauba oIfoon tell
lie. Sdmd Jana on meiuefin taas
faifupa. Seeiufien rauba! moi, IT.
ben ianaan fiidItpD fofo onnemme
la autuutemme.
Sindfin meIi Ia isto, ioea ct tun'
lie mitddn eritpistd pddiidis SIoo
etfd rambaa ipodmesidf, finuuefin
ie fuuIuu. 81 meiDdn tunteiiimme
ole pitdpbpttdpd, paan Seeiufien
%ianaan. pitdpbp alma ianan pettd.
mdttDmiin tobistutfin. Siqoin oIei
ieiiopa maifta fuinfa mprsfpt pu'
baltaiii ia piboatnen rattpoaii.
rSumaIan ianaban lmottatpo, usfo'
ma eli nde fuoIemaa, Ell miuoinfaan".
Sanaua SeeIusfin fiuiaaian poisti.
SeeIuS ianoi: Niin on firioitettu ia
taas ON tirioitettu. Ndin mefin
iaamme ia tuIeefin Min tebbd, Jos
meinaamme ferta ola iind ioutos'
ia, iotfa maotteenia 2artiian meres'
ia noloisieet omat. 9erra iuofoon,
eta oIiii palio niitd. ioiue on See
iufien ipD pfTin riittdpd, fiad len
tpDn perusiufIeua tpaan taimaan
funniaan pddfemme! 2irfasta fai'
Ellie iominnon iuuri laIaiiuus, raffa'
bin Seeius!
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