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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-22
LATE FROM THE EAST.

II storms in any part of the country
are delaying trains it must be in the
eastern part Of the country. Trains from
the west are practically on time every
day while the east they are constantly
behind time. Yesterdays No. 3 was over
fOnr hours behind.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-22

work OF James Whitcomb Riley by Mrs,
Fred Ringoen which was thoroughly en-
joyed by everyone. @r ...r
The Womsn's club OF jamestown held
a patriotic meeting. in the Cynosurc
club rooms, Saturday, Feb. 81 at three
o'clock The following program was
RolktcaH- ttistdsicsl facts shout North
Dakota. RsS ,~SAAsaa7 y IA .4 ~ =
How to Stimulate Pattriotisim-Mrs. +.
R.. Edwards.
L~ahdn,arss u North ,,akota-Mrs. G,
IF. Rathnnnn,
The woman's club OF Lisbon held its
usual, session in the court room.H Owing
to the severn cold OF the, weather, the
attendance was not~As large as usual
but what was lacking in numbers was
supplied in Interest. During the. trSainsac.
ton OF business. the ladies oiahned u
Washington birthday dinner the proceeds
TO be applied on the purchase Of a VIC
trola for Thresholds OF tn Getty. Follow,
ing the business session roll call, was re.
,Abonded. u with quotations from Ameri-
can authors. Mrs. c. Z. Cavett ably con-
Quoted the lesson study, which was a
continuation OF the New England group
Of authors.
The Cando Musical club. upon the in
vitation OF, MIR. and Mrs. Carl Nelson,
held its regular meeting at the opera
house, As the members We're assured Of
having plenty OF room they invited n
number OF their friends and also nro.
vided a splendid musical program for the
The program was doubtless the
and most varied ever rendered
by the club and proves what that organ
Is capable OF when it draws upon
the splendid talents OF its members.
were eighty, people present. in
the members and their friends. |
ments were served. The program com.
prised twelve numbers.
The comedy, Boosters" which will be
at Jones hall. Fargo college. Feb.
Fl and %, was written by Mrs. Julia j.
EiaZelton's class in modern drama nearly |
two years ago. Soon after its completion
t was read before the drama and writ |
,rs' section Of the Fine Arts club by |
Miss Neil Bishop and Miss Azalia Kolhe
md members Of the, drama class. The
Hay was given a very cordial reception
md many desires were expressed that it
night be staged in Fargo. Owing to Mrs
dazelton's leave OF absense last year tn.
presentation would have probably been
given up had there not been repeated
that it be staged. 1t Is unique
II its Kind in the city and has awakened
much interest. ii 1a u
Interest in the annual Model school en-
,ertainment is to be given in sthe Normal
auditorium is gaining considerable mo.
among the little folks who are
o take rart. The main part of tine en-
:ertainment viii again assume the ma
,ure of a dramatization from Indian
In a recent tryout for the prin-
:ipalt role of the ploy the judges award.
ID the place to James Combs, the hero
S~akakawea who will play the part OF
4ah-to-toh-pa. the last of the Mandans.
sAinslee Grade will take the part of
George Catlin, the artist; Chief Big
Beaver, Albert Stephenson; Mckenzie, |,
leslie Towne and Baptiste. the French
rrapper, Joe Gevino.
Other parts of the large role are be. |:
ng assigned rapidly and 1t is expected l
entertainment will outd othat of last
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-22
WILLING TO MAKE MATCH.

Chris Person Of Fargo, who claims the
u%ndisputed heavyweight championship OF
North Dakota. writes the Tribune from
Williston that he is willing to meet Ed
win Rupp or any other wrestler in Bis
marck to defend the title. He will be at
Winston for the next two or three
weeks. where anyone desiring to arrange
a match with him can reach him. Rupp
and his friends are making arrangements
to meet him at one of the local the
atres at a nearby date.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-22
scAAuER GONE TO TEXAS.

Rube" Schauer. the big league bah
player whose home is at Garrison, where
he has been spending the winter, has
gone to Texas where he will join the
Now York Giants at their winter quarters
Garrison people will follow his career
the coming season with interest.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-22
BOWMAN AUDITOR IT,.

Reports from Bowman have IL that
County Auditor Fairbanks Is seriously i'll
with an attack Of typhoid fever. Mr.
Fairbanks held a position at Bismarck
during the last Legislative session and has,
many aceuaintaneeS In the canital city.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-22
EASTERN STAR CARD PARTY.

The ladies Of The Eastern Star. gave
one of the most enjoyable card parties
Masonic Temple. There were twenty-four
tables, whist being the pleasure of the
day. The hall was beautiful with flags.
the scorc.cards and menu carrying out
the Washington birthday colors. Mrs.
Minnie Rusk was a guest of the ladies'.
Mrs. Frank l.. Lair was chairman of
the entertainment committee, and assist
ed by Mrs. Lenhart, Mrs. Paris Fields,
and others. contributed to the enjoyment
Of all the guests. 4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-22
WILL LEAVE FIRST or WEEK,

". r. Thurston has completed arrange
ments towards moving to Center where
he will take charge of the Republican.
the only paper published in Oliver coun.
~. He expects to leave here Monday
or Tuesday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-22

Olaf IIenrikson Of the. Dakota Conser-
vatory of Music of Fargo will be asso.
ciated with the Bismarck Branch rs
Instructor of violin beginning Monday
Feb. 23rd. g -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-22
LAURvAoA-EasrRoM.

Mr.. ErStrom of Baldwin n, d. was mar
ried to Miss .Annia l,aurvade OF Wilton
Snyder. 4ls Fifth Street. They will make
their homo on the groom's ranch. VOC
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-22
vel Der eIcIN =, ia

Civil Engineer T. II. Atkinson was at
Elsln Friday evening where he met with
Elgin Improvement Association to help.
the business OF that town In the rurchase
Of fire fighting apparatus. s.'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-22
ATTENTION ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs!

y special meeting of Bismarck Chap
ter No.. 10 r. 4. NJ. will be held in
Masonic Temple. Monday afternoon at 4
o'clock. Work in the ". NJ. NJ, r. NJ.
and NJ. f. NJ. degrees. Lunch at $50 in
the temple dining DON Royal Arch de-.
gree promptly at 100 p. m. An officers
and members urged to be presents;
promptly at 4 O'Clock in the %afternoon,
Visiting Companions welcome. ~Ns
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-22
Meu1s
HeHe eRoN ARENA.

Waiter Scott ans. &. +. Lambert OIL
Arena were among the capital city WISH
Itors yesterday. 80 ~" '" - y
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-22
ruoMAs MAG AraE
vloLlNtST COMING.

A. Thomas was here from, Driscoll
yesterday.
tJr. . ,Ff * "-4rt ~ sss-E +.s& Sn+--~lg
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-22

Of hopes hut now i6'nthe budding. The
work OF The next two years win spell
much for the North Dakota Fedcration.t
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-22

No matter how cold. .yon can hest Q u
house with Carney Coal Nortz Lumber
CO.. aphOne 77.--Adv. M
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
'M@ QIllIll 6IlEI E9dIEI'
SATURDAY. AUGUST =. 1914.
RElIINIS(ENT
olllIlD Rloli nIue
MkS r.
MEl1Y MlNA Ae0

An ordinance closing the barber
shops ON Sunday was placed on it,
first reading.
The city council voted salary Of
$50 per annum to C. w. Wonderly
~ chief Of tho fire department.
City Attorney sabin was Instructed
to draw up contract with the band
to play In the park every Saturday
night.
C. l.. Seeley went to Denver TO con-
suit with representative OF 4 syn
dicate that wanted to purchase 200.-
90 acres Of irrigable lands. Wonder
II Seeley landed the commission ON
this prospective purchase?
John Rodenhocse closed his sa-
loon and started out to hunt . Job.
John was one Of the pioneer job hunt
ers among the saloonkeepers Of La
Junta. Most Of them had enough
Of this worlds goods TO retire on and
live happy ever after.
Marshal Barr killed . dangerous
bull that had been annoying the off,
GERS for some time. Ths cops thsss
days doa't have bulls or much else 70
annoy them. h fact, all their ways
ass, VAN - plsasantnsss and Dsaes.
and nothing doing q al.
Twenty ysass ago Tie Tribuas N.
nounced that it was thmxing seeious-
u of inflictjng another daily DaDsE
upon this eeanuall1--la sslf !. T.
dsseass. That b about he oaly
good rsasoa that could - iaveatsd
for pursuing sueA . eoufss.
Twenty ysass aso . o. Louis daily
received over 80 answess u eae day
from an adv tor tsa0stss. aad 800
in reply 70 oss offering . ele wssk
position 70 . yosag ledy. Them
were the good old lsaossatic days
whsa Jobs were at . Des0iun.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
GRACE CUNARD
WE1$ssKD

b00 iaiis tutO = N0IltaUlo uOIU0u VI
Evolutionary activity. While hid
Ing from troop Of rebel soldiers
she overhears a number OF Mexicans
plotting against an American ranch
man. Out Of sympathy for her
countrymen she hurries to them and
tells them OF the danger which
threatens. Instantly the COW boys
fly to arms and meet the advancing
soldiers. In the height Of fierce
battlc. with schrapnel and bombs
bursting about her. Lucille is grab
bed from her horse by = Mexican
and carried away from the scene
cf battle to a strange hacienda. which
ir used as base Of operations b. the
Mexican troops In the vicinity.
An instant after Lucille Is locked
In a prison room she looks out Of the
window and sees an automobile ap-
preaching. In that automobile Is
Hugo LoubeQue. and with . sinking
hsart she realizes that Il was through
his activity that she Il prisoner and
that she II again In his power. In
q spirit Of hopeless desperation
xhSeh Tends her the strsngth Of .
man. the siri Yields . heavy bottle
In ths air and strikes her Mexican
guard senselsss. In order 70 perfect
her plan Of escape. which 70 suddsa-
iy eoaeeived. she drsssss hsrsslf IN
tho Nsxiean's clothes. Before she
can leave the room. however. . ssc-
ond soldier enters and Il 10 not until
she 0lsables him that she makes her
-scaDs from the house. Once out
side shs Jumps Into Loubsque's au.
tomoblls and dashss Away.
II The meantime the Mexican 20
sltion hes beea attacked By the Fed.
erals. with soldiers moving In two
dirsctioas during the progress Of the
battis. Lucilie glides the machine
toward The American border. She
Is hosly pursued By . detachment Of
cavalry. but she outdiseancss the
horse0ea and arrives at the Ameri.
can military headquartsrs In safety.
The oeficsrs listen 70 her story aud
aid hef with money and clothes.
Nov hat she has thrown off Lou.
beqss's power Luciils's first thought
Is oe ~ pa0srs which she hid In he
spy's 0aa Francisco home. and she
sets out 20 get possession Of them.
While "a route 10 San Francisco By
trails shs 10 recognized BY Thompson.
one of lsoubeque's principal confed.
efatss. Thompson telcgraphs l.ou-
bequs Of the girls shovcments. and
is iasesuctsd BY lIoub~Que % allow
Lucille 70 enter his home without Ia.
,erfeesnce. but that when she Is once
insi6e 70 hold her prisoner.
Aetle suspecting that the spy
knovs o. her movements. Lucille die.
suisss hssssif and enters i.oubequs's
houso % get tho papers. She finds
the oaSees. but . moment before she
leaves, ~ room In which she II In
hIdlnG s1sks 70 tho cellar. and she
finds hssssif ssspped aud Hugo Lou.
bceue svaisins her with . sinister
sml1o.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
Esrsss's 0rsa1 As.iss Az '.psy."

TIE rsiatioa o. alcohol % iadus.
TRIAL sfficiency 70 SIN . moot CUES.
tion. but apparsaly ~ great CON.
0andsfs are convtneed that alcohol
does not Improve an sray's fightins
ssflcisscy. That Tie kaisse has for.
bl1dsn The "trsasias" Of German col.
disss. While Earl KiteAsase asks The
DsltisA sroees ITO abstala fron drink.
ins vhils abroad." b asnifleeat Of .
asw order u thlsss IL warfare. Tue
supSrssslos Of the sals Of shslaths In
Paris. n sot strictly . military meas
uss. y pronptsd by the emergency
Of var.
4 teupssaes army was something
not conceived Of h he old theories
Of war. But. In fact, . druakard 70.
day. is ~ nsch out Of placs In an
army % hs would ~ On . batslsship.
A modern army is . fishtias machine
only isss compiler II NJ natuss than a
modern navy asd equally dsDsadent
% sobristy n ths ranks.
Psrhap another trafalgar or Wa.
tesloo could - fought % srog. but
ths military authorities today take
~ chances VIII ''DuteA courage %
1s viil sssa slsgulss that var. IN
whSeA ~ wefse Dassleas q mankind
fls1 Dlay. sAoull accidentally ssrve
~ eause u neral eeeeen. Yet the
Dsaseleal gala = ts0Desaass = the
saDe vhseher ~ ~ tsDe eetee on
beAals - lnlus(s1a1 on1Goo9ov I q By
~ lajuDse1sas - amy es00as1ers.
New Yesk Wegl1.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
xssiss y TAssavsr..

..
No(1eo = hereby stven that The
iIsos1 g Couaey Coansssleaess VII
sit . . Doar1 q eeuallsatioa h ~
offooo - ~ Couaey CIssk aa1 Rs-
cosooe = L. Jsata. cele.. ee0nsae.
iag - 0oDoe0bes I. 1914. aal eoa.
daolng ~ ~ days.
~ pogons vhe sss dissatisfbsl
wte1 ~ assessment shou11 0eee
wto1 ~ boer1 q thls tins. - ~
soooD Dooo1 - Tax Co00lsgloaegs
peo1vo1v goeuss - sfaat ssfual q
ia1oo on1o1D objeellea y sueA .
ssanncno ~ ~ nsls y ~
nooCo - Uoua1lsaalea.
ono. =. l1ecAUL0Y.
GcGolv Clesk ssl nseer1ss.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
- ~, o.. ~, -.

Y. Z 11AFsrsel - llesA sllss II
~ 1gslbeook hea1Gsss. ~ . sew
moeoe ~ ~ gll1no ~ 49,. ~
ooevo1 - We1aso1ay. ~ boas b
eonGtsuooo1 g OsoDs1 eoeeo ssd
neaeusoo sls1ooo ~ = 1onolA. II
= 1slvoo ~ . leoaGhohoo Dv1opuls
neoos 0Oa1oo = lovg1sD1nO absss
|olohe - ~ mlloo - hoos. 9As
~ ~ ~ Ooco1ioo1 ~ ~ 6aaai
eo0ooay - ~ bo'oe 0ueA booelis
= Golno ~ l1oo1eo g 3 auIDtoe q
m11op = ~ 11UW - 6 ~ 10v1n1en
>ol4 ~ Y ~ 0olo ~ 3 -.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29

The eleventh picture Of the ''Lu-
ellls" series. when Lucille sscapss
from Hugo Loubsaus's Msxican'
ranch. where she was held prisoner.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
LUCILLE LOVE
4Ae Girl Of Mystery-Eisvcath ~
ne Series a. Wonderly's Sspssm-
ber Third.

lLuctlle Love. Grace Cunard
Hugo Loubeque. -. .Francis Ford
Thompson. butler. Ernest Shields
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29

GO = r IT,
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
Il Junta Tribune

Entered at pestofflcs at Ia Junta.
coiorado. - ssooad.clAss MALL matter
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-12
~MnteefHannettm tpaians.

Genaotti on noiautunuen moaIist.
6 p. 1913 annetun armabbuSfirian
80 artiflan emf fobtaon antanu'
anteefi auopion faupunsin entiieue
poIiifimestariue &. bon Numerine
foman foupunsin poIiiFfomarin en-.
tifen ibteerin u. gersIunbin Iuono
1905 toimitetusfo tartastnfiesii
fppsf. 2 p. 1904 tebbpffi batpai.
ian 2,1S3 mt. ~ p. moioufien, Jos.
ia bra Dor Nurmerfin ia bra Berg.
Iunbin periqiiet opat oIIeet pbtet
Iesti ~mashusia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-12
poIiiF anapmnmt uaiehem.

80. {. "a p. iattui GnontefiDsid
Iuruutnen tapaus: GnontefiDn po'
IiiF Subani Roma oil pibdttdnpi
ndptStptistd 3. m. epdiapn Sofei
9ranbtin iefd pannut tdmdn fdfi'
rautoibin. 0ranbt pddF tuitenfin
ioIIain tatpoin pafenemaan mettddn.
Eafaa'oiaesia poIiii 9toma ampui
uieita ~laufauffia, iaabofieen mieben
ppIdbtpmddn. Mutta pff Iuobesto
~iattutfin Branbtiin, mennen ldpi
ruunttin fpIiestd ia tuIIen uIos pal
leon foboalta. Branbt fuoli baa'
moibinia parin pdtmdn fuluttua. V.
oil iImottanut oIenania totoifiu
Sntiasta, Nepalin maafunnosta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-12
M|WMMMSH

5ddn. Gif6 ole Iuruuista, Jos papin
uaimo benseaifestt fuoueena ia
Mathematician raSfamttaa miles,
tdnId bdnen b~enfednid. Mntsia'
toamme fparoitusto: r9llfddt benz
FED sammuttafo.r paptn oman ben
aen tuIiIi alma iofioa fobottaa mutt
ten mieltd pIt iofopdindisten poinos'
tatpain piffu oFioin. Not meitd, Jos
oIemme Iommutto masIa benfed mite
IeStdmme.
EoiFnaon mot poptn tpaimo ino-
rastaon tpeidd miestddn ia Iapfiaan
mufananja mooilmoan. Sofu ptif'
TO fifteen ioiuin fp'pmddn i%oltofin
popiIta erddstd tatusta paptSta, ioto
en- oIut tafpanmut month"; nmofin,
mutta ionta fiuoin hinfin palotpofH
6errosTa. ,gliin" = Jain postonf
5efF = bdneu ~rouwonfa iammuiioa
roIion miebenid benfed Ia mie bdn-
Id oIaspain.1 Wenin ionoitomofR
Ia tpafamo fpipmps nouf: niinfb
teen mindfin?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-12

90
gmomalaiiet fobasia. Grdds' tn1
malaifen apfeerin ftrie.


malaifen apfeeria ftrfe.
Grds m~endldiIesid iotapalmelnt'
Tesla olema iuomalainen npIeert on
tddud surusia aiupale i~ufuloiiel'
Ieen Idbettdnpt f~irieen, iosta lat
naamme Ieuraamot fobbai:
.airioitan inule pendidn fieleud
belpattaafieni IenIuurin tpDid. Gen
idptpif muuten banffia ttieueen
iultti.
Gldn ia olen terfpe. tpattta olen'
Fin ottanut oIaa taiftiin oiaStomme
taisteIuibin. Ninoastaan nuoren
bepoIen tappoiipat altani erddn tn
tiSi5d postan tebbpn bpoffdptien
aitaua. Wind Jain ielaiien tdrdb'
opffen ettd menetin taiuntani ia
mafaIiu maasia tiebottomana, ties
tuinta faunan, fumes mtnut tor
iattiin. Minuue on ebbotettu annet.
ianotf tatIi tunniamerttid ia mief'
ia tirjoitutIeaa: rllrbooaiiuuoesta sta.
@oitto on Sumalan fiitos oIut toto
aian meibdn puoleuamme. rGteen
pdin aTaarin ia Sidnmaan puoles'
ia" on tunnusianamme ratiundes'
I'd. Slet fai ianomalebbistd lMtenmt,
miten me tdaud tp5stentelemme.
Suotoon SumoIa, eta iota pddt'
,ptF nellie onneuiiesti! Sos uIiaat
iotaiouttomme iatfumat 'pbtddn
Iomasfa bensesid fuin ne mt tpDs'
tentelemdt, min on lopmuinen MOTTO
tparmasti meibdn.
6aIuat ebtd tieidd, minfdlai'et
tunteeni omat taisteIun aifana, fun
tuulat %mintutpat, ibarpneuit rdidb'
teIepdt pddn pddud ia baapottu'
neiben buubot t%dpttdmdt ilman;
toitfiaIa rdistettd, melua ia pau
hetta. Gaf betfeeId tunnel iiiefi
mit6ttDmdfii, malta fifteen 10 totut ia
iinut paltaa benfinen tplpps, fpdIin'
pitdmdtt6mpps foitfeu fobtaan,
iubtauout aipan ndltnpitdmdttD
mdsti tpttien ipsteeieen, ampuma'
oieioen ipmdptfin ia taittiaua
ooottomaan fuolemaan. 2un RIBS
opt bpDttddmddn, Ell alufIi lnon'
noliIesti ole itieluottomusta laiiin'
taan, mutta taiStelun aitdna, itie'
tddn ct buo mac miten, FUN 10
bpDttddt eteenpdin pddstdfieIi bat'
taamaon ia pistdmddn piboutsta.
Edstd ainees,a noiiin firioittaa
maitta minfd merran, mutta meibdn
Ell ia[Iita funaiua iotaa eitd fota'
iouttoien oiemapaiffoia. Sdtid'
fddmme iota ia firtptddmme ai'
neeuiiempiin afoibtn."
2trieesfd feuraa fitten pffitpifd
Ioatia olepia afioita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-12

SO. Z. 10:ttd pdimdd naSten pDqd
oil Someroua liiffeeud MORO tai
moroia, iotfa tunfeutuimat rafen.
muffin Ffdqe uieosIa eri p~aitasfo.
9eibdn Iaaliinia oil fuitentin bp.
min pient. r1ieimmisia p~oifoisio
eirpdt iaaueet mitddn, erddstd tor
pasta biufan ruofatamoraa. ~.
m. porot oIimat murtautuneet firt.
Coon, ionta i~atartstosto oil nietp
firtontpiinid. Raboibin be eimdi
oueet pddsieet fdfiffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-12
1aies mniertnnnt ~lofomnbtfiin
aQe.

10. {. 9 p. iustui Noffilasia lo'
tomobiili maantieltd oiaan. 2onet
to fuleitamasIa olut muonarenfi ..
idi fen ia aiban mdliin, JOS
ia miebeItd taittui ieIfd. PAD louf'
faantui mpostin. 9urmeen tia on
bensenmaaru linen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-12
@apaatirieuifeas Ynmaifeue
NtStiue.

g. 8. = Senaotti on mpDntdnpt
Yunaiien Histin pbbistptiele pnnd
taifilIe fen oIaoIasioile ia loiiotiine
hfii aitoa fuin nptpinen Ioto festdd,
papaatirieoifeuben foitesia firie'
maibbosiaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-12

aAISDIN
3ilba Sauba.)
2uuIe minua, 9erra minun Su
malani, naloiie minuu flmdnt,
etten nuttuifi fuolemaan. ~.
ID: 4.
1.
DIE noimme ianoa iotaiien fristi'
tpn oleman Sumalan iauan ddresid.
SumoIan armotamaroiua tatetut
p6pbdt opat iofaiIen fristitpn ebeS.
I'd. Sos niioen daresid ndlfddn fuo'
Iemme, min inn on omamme. Wtut'
to erittdin ofpat tuitenfin toilet ibmt.
iet SumaIan ianan ddresId. On
nimittdin ibmifid, iotta 10 aiemania
tai toimenia fauita ioutnpot alitui'
Ieen tosfetutieen SumaI IN ianan ia
ppbien afain fansia.
paIion on beneeuistd fuoIemaa.
Sitd on Iuonnouiiesti niisid piireis
ia, ioiSia Ell SumaIan ianan fuuIos'
ia fdpbd, Ell Seeiusta fpipta, eta
bdnen pppiania ieurata. Siebdmme'
han ettd usto tulee fuulosta ia fuulo
SumaIan Ianas,a. Wtutta ben9eutS'
I'd fuoIemaa on mpDs paIion niisid
piireisIG ia fobetsia ioisIa alitniieen
pibeuddn SumaIan eldtpdd ia moi
mauista Ianaa. y(pt ontin metud
pube iuuri ieuaiTista ibmiiistd, iotfa
opat tuon t~uostofin fo~SfetufiesIa
Sumolan Ianan tansia ia Doipat
{itd t~dpttddtin iouafin tanaua, NUT
ia f%ittenfin opat benseaiIesti fuouei'
to-. !6eibdn iDbdmenid on faifesta
buoIimatta iuIiettu Sumalan ianaue
eifd BELLE Idbbe eldmda eldmdstd
SumaIan ianasta. On mimi, ettd
eldd, mmtta onfin tuouut.
so bensenistd tuolemaa on pal
Jon - malitettatpan palion - lite
pappiIoisIammefin. PappiIoiben
tmitenfin tulii ola muiaetin feuras
funtaIaiile bpmdnd eTimerffind fai'
fesIa. pappilain aiufasten, JOS fe'
nenfddn taIifi rohfeina ieiioa 9erran
puoIeaa ia ieurata apostoli paatpa'
lin feboitusto; rGIfddt iomtttofo IT.
5ednne tdmGn mailman muobon
idlteen, paan muuttafaat tettdnne
teibdn mteIenne uubistufien tamtta,
eta ~foetieIifitte mia SumaIau bpmd,
otolinen ia t%dpbeatnen tabbo oltfi."
Room. IL: 2. Wuttn narmaan on
buomattu pappiIoimmefin olepan
benseuiien fuoleman uneen paipu
, miien maorasia, fosta papinemdn'
tien fofoufiesIa on tduaiIeu tpaaran
| olemosIaoIoa tabbottu mieIiin teroit
taa. Tdmd mertetiee, etta on rutpet
tu buutamaon: 9errc minun sSuma
lani, paIaiie minun fiImdni, etten
fuolemaan nuftuii. pappiIain afuf.
I faat, Jos futfaan, omattin iuuri nit
I'd, iotfa omat parfinaifesfa merft
tptIesid Sumalon ianan ddresfd.
PappiIotn oiuiomilta pitdifi niinmuo
botn moiba obottaa ia toimon, ettd
be oIifiwat p~iIpihomid SeeIuffen
o~petusIopfia ia fiten mailman tpaI,
feuteno, eldmduddn oIotttamasIa,
ettd be tobtomat erota pabasta pint.
tetpstd maoiImasto, oIemaIIa Sumo.
Ian ppbppben ia roffauben fumino,
futen Mestarimmetin oil. Wutta ia.
ruIIinen fofemus ~tobistaa, eta pap
pien perbeisidfin uietn unbotetaan Ie
matama ia tpastiunoIoinen oIema
mifd BELLA on SumaIan ia feurafun.
nan ebesId. pappiIosto, iosTa ben.
selinen fuoIema mauitIee, Iepidd
tuolemon baiu pmpdrisi55n, poiffa
pdtnmastoin pappiIan tuIiii ona fen.
rofunnon b%enseaiien eIdmdn fesfut
Jena ia Idmmittdwdnd lietend. Niid
muuta fuin fuoleman tilaeIa oIemis
ia tobistao ie fotonoan maailmali
$50 rc,ro.Ig~g Sotc ,rocsSrc o.x~;
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-12
Een9elIiSen kuoIeman
vaara Julnalan $a.
nan 1dreSSd.

(pube, iontd pappisemdntien fofo'
utIesIa Turusia pitt ronma
3ilba Sauba.)
2uuIe minua, 9erra minun Su
malani, maloiie minuu flmGnt,
etten nuttuifi f%uolemaan. ~.
13: 4.
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