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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-22
SEEKING TO CLASSIFY kuERNLE

The Nevada Representative, which
inclines toward Mr. KuehnIe, says "as
to Kuehnle being wet the Times Re-
publican is as badly mistaken on that
point as it was concerning the myth
of a dangerous strength for Harding
The Representative announces that
while Mr.. Kuehnle hasn't worked at the
temperance proposition so much as
and that temperance side. Then the
Coon Rapids Enterprise, whic; was the
original Kuehnde paper, says that the
T.-R. goes out Of it's way to attempt
to align kuehnle with the vets and
suggests THAI it had better wait for
Kuehnle to align himself
Now the Times Repub lican has not
aligned Mr.. kuehnle with the vets
Neither has it leaped to the conclusion
that refusal to sign saloon petition
is altogether satisfactory evidence tina,
Mr.. Kuehnle is dry and that he is ia
vorabie to strict foicement Of tht
laws passed and re-esta blished by thu
Last assembly. AS the Representative
makes plain il Mr.. Kuehnle is tenn.
! perance man and individually incline,
| to drouth he hasn't peen working a
| the trade. Combining the present dis
cussion entirely to the Temperance
question, which has now come to tn
| question OF enforcement of prohibit
tory law without fear or favor. it 1
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-22

Mr.. John Rockefeller, Jr., is investi-
eating conditions in Colorado where
the Rockefeller interests lie. He is
going down into the mines and seeing
at first hand the conditions under
which men work 70 create his divi-
bends
Rockefeller can not avoid bringing
away different view point with him.
If fall of the mine roof were TO shut
him IN for { day or two while des-
perate rescue parties worked sight and
day TO reach him he would bring more
out than mere observance in passing
can give him. II he held an air drill
against tbs hard rock for a single shift
II ne cleared muck for a couple OF
hours or swung a pick CT hammer
sS.75 cents worth he would understand
even better than ne is likely to do
under present circumstances. And if
he had 10 divide that 1915 between the
high rent Of shanty owned by the
company and the over priced supplies
of a company store his view would be
vastly enlarged. Down among the ig-
norant and exploited he would learn
how nagred and anarchy grow to-
gether
There are two sides TO the Colorado
war-one Of corporate greed and de-
mand for dividends. the other Of ignor-
ance and primitive reprisal. There is
side Of lawiessness that broke on, in
riot and anarchy and another OF law
lessness that seems TO remain within
the Law out loots helplessness as Ger
tainly as any pirate. Perhaps the
younger Rockefeller Will see somewha,
10 both sides before he gets thru.
We may confidently expect more
from John Jrs than from his father.
He viii do better as between men and
men .han the older man had ever done.
/ They are products of times as different
as tho they had been separated two
! centuries. The pressure of public SEN
timent is upon young Jonn as IL never
rested upon the other He has come TO
his inheritance in an age when human
welfare is something more than sen :
timent and has become a policy And
ne can not avoid the pressure from
without and within.
Down in the mine Rockefeller and
his millions are little different from
the Slav mGckei with his wheelbar-
row. Man for man the mucker has
the best Of it. He can take care 0.
himself there; ne can destroy Rookie
Teller or save him. Up on the surface
and in MS Broadway offices Rookie
feller is supreme over the Slav. Per
haps after he comes to the surface
: and the sunshine Mr.. Rockefeller viii
feel that in his caverns of finance m
should take care OF the man who taxi
care Of him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-22
Topics of the Times

For man who number of news
papers has badly defeated before the
last primary Governor Clarke is get
ting hattering propositions toward
third term.
Some day we shall also throw loop
over rhe cancer curing quack and drag
him off to earn a living instead of
grating it out of blood and tears.
The democratic newspapers are not
TO be chided for picking republican
candidates. Every one now and then
has desire to pick winner.
That name Kuehnle is pronounced
not "coonly' but "keenly.' And he is
cooning about the nomination rather
keenly al that.
II is ali right 10 push preparedness
but il is only sensible TO keep an eye
on the interests that need the money
that preparation requires.
If Mr. Taft is TO be used as spell
binder his dates should be confined to
the states OF Vermont and Utah. 1t will
be recalled, perhaps that Mr. Taft has
friends in those commemorative.
Hills has an example before him OF
how TO get back. Let him sell all his
goods and give the money to the poor
When the little German boy and the
lad whose folks came from Canada go
to the schooIma'am TO decide he S!s-
pute over the war her position is al
most as embarrassing as that OF
governorshio candidate when some
body insist that he make his position
on highways clear.
| Whenever Mr.. Bryan heads toward
! the White House the newspaper put
the fight reporter on the assignment.
When an Iowa City editor exposed
| his lack of Eforma ton by denying that
he knew of an even tolerably good
concrete road or pavement that had
been down two years he was immedi-
ately supplied with information from
Sioux City and Mason City and Le-
Mars and Marshalltown and bunch
of other progressive towns that have
laid concrete paving. Most OF the Oh
lection raised against concrete comes
from those who have not informed
themselves and possibly from places
where carelessness has resulted In poor
concrete. Nothing is worse than bae
concrete paving and there is little bet
ter than good concrete. Sioux City ap-
proves the concrete as preferable te
brick or asphalt and as the concrete
costs from $102 to S1.14 there as
against s2O5 for brick and $2.10 fol
asnhalf there's another good reason.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-22
Masonic Meetings.
* s M,
spEclAI COMMUNICATION

Marshal, Lsuge, No. 1oS, A. +. &; a. NJ.
work in First degree, Friday, Sept. -,
O'Clock. John w. Wells, secretary w.
H. Steiner, w. NJ.
slcNET CHAPTER, No, SO, R. A. M.
Regular Convocation Monday evening
Sept. 20. L. S. kilborn, H. Z" Joiil w
Wells, Rec.
STATED ASSEMBLY. King solomon
Council No. 20. r. & ,. M. Hon ,-s
after the third Sunday. L. l. roroes'
recorder: George Gregory. T. J. NJ.
SPECIAL coNcLAvE, ST Aidemae
conmandery No. 80, K. T., TUESDAY
Sept. I. o'clock. Work In the ola .,s
OF the Red Cross. NJ. S. McFariaho'
Rec. George Gregory, E. c.
SPECIAL MEETING Central CHAP
ter No. 81, o. E. s., Wednesday oc-
6. 8 p, m. Initiation. Anna downing ,s
secretary; Mary Black Collins W. M
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-22
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

'If Carl Kuehnle sought Governor
Shaw's advice and then took the step,
it's a.! his own fault" concludes the
Mason City Globe-Gazette.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-22

IF some OF the wise ones who scott
at the idea of hard surfaced country
roads were compelled to make a cross
country trip now the chances are ten
to one they would be converted, county
supervisors always excepted, Of course"
says the Cedar Rapids Gazette.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-22

The Boone News-Republican noting
that the Jefferson Free Lance suggests
the following slogan: Travel on
Gravel" corrects it thus: AT present
our slogan in "Scud on Mud"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-22

self. about his only salvation 10 to have
a stronger take his part. But he is
good deal safer If he is able to enforce
q wholesome respect Of himself Resent
events have shown that the same thing
holds good with nations"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-22

Does the Iowa labor commissioner
represent the general laboring interests
Of the state, or is he merely walking
delegate for union labor" demands the
Sioux City Tribune. LAS the Office is
one created by the state, and main
tanned by the state, it is matter OF
Importance to classify and define his
activities"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-22

What's the matter with Palmer"
asks the Sioux City Journal. He was
one OF the original Wilson men OF
northwest Iowa and was chosen by the
Eleventh district to represent it in the
Baltimore convention and to boost for
Wilson,"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-22

I'VE understand 4 bat Mr.. Harding. il
a Methodist and Sunday school 81.
perintendent-and that he never get
drunk" says the Cedar Rapids Repub
lican. 81 =
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-22

The Storm Lake Pilot Tribune says
.Mr., Kuehnle is not to be despised., He
Is a brilliant an: able man end will
throw much yigor into his campaign"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-22

,"Aanyone who ever went to schbol
knows. that there j little peace for
the weakIing, . says the Davenport
Democrat. III he can not defend HIM
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-22
w.r,d,. important Rivers.

Worries Important Rivers.
Tho chief western streams are the
Columbia, Tagus, Garonns. Loire AID
Neva. The rivers running south, ~
he Mississippi, La Plata, Rhone. Vol.
q ana Indus, are more important, a.
veil - those which proceed to the
north. - the Rhine. Vistuia. Nile.
lrtfSA Lena and Tennessee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-22

women AIo nov cHs'h!s Tor appointsl
ment to the police force in New orr
leans.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-22

For man who number of news
papers has badly defeated before the
last primary Governor Clarke is get
ting fattering propositions toward
third term.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-22
SHOWING YOUNG JOHN.

Mr.. John Rockefeller, Jr, is investi-
eating conditions in Colorado where
the Rockefeller interests lie. He is
going down into the mines and seeing
al first hand the conditions under
which men work TO create his divi-
dards
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-22

Hills has an example before him Q
how 10 get back Let him sell all hi
goods and give the money TO the pool
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-22

If Mr. Taft is TO be used as spell
binder his dates should be confined to
the states OF Vermont and Utah 1t will
be recalled, perhaps that Mr.. Taft has
friends in those commonwealth.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07

|Gf. 4: Z. ga iuuri tdud iperesiG
faifiGIe tapabtunut anteefiianto iGd
niitten Ioboutufiefii iotfa ipntiiifii it.
ienid ianan idIfeen mp0ntGpGt. SUIT
ri fifth on fpnnintlnto palttdmGtt0,
man tarpeellinen, ettei @oleatan ar
mo felpaa piille, iOtfa pitawat itien-
ID bpmina ia bursfaina. "eiwdt ter
meet taripitie parantaiaa !paan iai.
raat." "Sioomat tGptti Sumala bp-
pppoeIl6 ia iGtti riffaat tpbiifii.'
|2uuf. 1: SO. Mnteefiianto ipntiniG
tlnnustaiille perustuu mp0s Sumo
Ian manbursfauteen. SiIIG fun gu.
mala on beittGnpt faiffein ipnnit Yoi-
fania pdGlle ia ne b6nesi6 rangais-
iut, min ei Sdn oifeuoen iumalana
laata ola antamatta anteefii iuurim-
mallefaan ipntiielIe. Sbmeellinen on
ie aiia, ettd Sumalan m~anbursfaiis
eli ole ipntist1 pastaan moan plloles-
ia pubumasia. Slid meillG on
manbursfas eoespastaaia SiGn tpfo.
nj Seeius &ristus. ga SGn on 10.
Winto meibGn ipnneistamme, eli ai-
noastaan meibGn, ipaan mpos faifen
mailman"
Waailman ipnnit opat mafletut,
iowitetut, anteefiiannetitt ppbGsiG ia
falIiisia @olgatan peresiG. SitG ipar-
ten lafifin paliastaa meioGn oman
felpottomulttemme, eta ainoana
fersfanfienamme ia riemunamme o.
mi main Seeiufien risti. @aiffa o.
liIlt aifpan tpptpmdton ipnteiii tunte-
miieen ia tunnustamiieen, min aiiaii
oipat aipan bppGllG fannaIla, fun ct
pabene iiiben ianomaan, ettG ipntiii
oiuat anneti,t anteefii Seeiufien me-
resiG.
Glaesiani iiitG armosta, ionfa See
iufien meri toi, olet parannufien teb-
npt ibminen ia matfaIla taimoaieen.
$. g.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07
Syrja$td katSelijan MET.
teitd.

"SSosta paljon piibutaan, iiitG poll
Jon pioetG1n". quo manba iromo.
Iainen iananIasfu tuIi INTELLIGENT, aia.
teIlesiani iitd firioitusten runiaitta
firffofuntien pbtpmisoiiosta iofa nil.
me oifoina on tGpttGnpt Suomi Sp-
noooin GGnenfannattajan, Mmerifon
Siiomcttarcn, paIstoja. @jatteIen,
ettd tiion pIIGolepan iananIosfun
motif ebfG iopittoa tuobon pbtpmis-
aiiabarrastufieenfin, oinafin Spno-
Din puoIelIa ia toipottoipasti aan.
iaIIisfirffofunnanfin. MifGpG diff.
foon enemmGn iiiotomompoal
SO foiipemman aifao iitte, firioitti
iofii ipno6iIoinen "tobtori" Soiffa a.
iiosta ieIIoiieIIa taiuaIIa, ettG ie be.
r6tti ipnooilaisten omisiafin piireis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07
SpriGstGfatSoia.

= SpiuG ebto Mnttajam nnIilIe H.
laajille. Saabafiemme Mmttaian H.
laajamSGrGm bbG upnicmaam, Time.
taan lebti faifille nniille tilaai. tGstS.
paiiudstd alfaen bbbcn fumoliferraa
binnalla emf iunoben loppmnm. Sofa
filaa Mnttajan, iOfo ,aiiamiebiltS tai
.inOraan tuimistOsta ia mafIaa bbSen
boil. 90 icnttid, iaa fnitiu, ettG slnt.
taja on mafiettn iomInfmmn 81 pSi.
iuGGn 1915.
&GpttGfGG tOiiesia paifasia oIe,uaa
tilanslippma ia fiirnbtafaa tiIaamoan
Mnttaia!
DstdipGt, nGbttGfGS tStS ilmoitnsta
naapnrcillenne! Niiamiebet, toimi.
faa NIT ripeSsti!
YstGiubsbeIIS,
MUTATION tpimitms.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07
n1niStoja BrMlen, WiS.
evdnkeNMMijubhItd.

Din ioanut neljiItG Tifiltd ia
&1ffoielta futiun tuIla Sruleen 10
aamujunasia ia len muofii fiirlboin
SronmoooiSia, Micb., aiemalle, $50
aam., mutta tGnG jitna oil m~pobGstp-
npt puoIitoista tuntia ia Msblanbis.
ia, isis, en- enGG ferinnpt Iiiben aa-
muiunaan, jobon oil tarfotiis mennG.
Tpt tGptpi ooottaa Msblonoisia jul
naa, iofa lGbtee flo neliG iltapGipGl.
Ia. Wenin feIloieppG MGen mo, ban
mel fotiinia, iosia tuo aifa fiIui pian.
Scum 8ruIen oiemaIle pGGiin, min oil.
fin. bafli-miebeni fplIastpnpt o6otta-
miieen ia IGbtenpt fotiinia. Miitta
Mrs. 8iitala oil betpoien fansia noii.
tamasia Mr. @iitaIoa, iofa iaapui
iamasia iunasia fun minGfin ia min
iitd mentiin pboesid tho faboefian
MALTA festGpG malta.
TerilIe pdGStpG nautittiin rlofaa
ia fiireesti ricnnettiin fouIubuoneeIIe,
albanian eipanfeIiumijublia. Sei.
raalpaHa aanilina ndbd ennen juma-
IanpaImelusta tultiin fpipmGGn ollie
firioittanceIta, iosfo tuIiiin MT pitd.
mGGn Observation-Disclosures Suo-
mi Spnobin ieiirafunnon firfosio.
EGb6n pppnto0n en- moinut iuostra,
firn iubIamme oil iImoitettl aIfafpaf-
IL Observation-Disclosures ia s.
ebtooIliieIIa fouIubuoneeIla. 8ouIi-
buoneelIa iiis jubIittiin. 4aniaa oil
r~,nioosti ia prolinen ipotiin uIfono,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07
airjoltoio, Scr. Zero Sort

NtIJulluJu, Ulr. zero MOTTO
croft mime torstoino, ippsf. 30 pnG,
Iuttojon Observation-Disclosures Scr.
Sorte on ollrt fouon firffofuntumme
frjapainosio. Sdn oil 10 3onionlcb.
Den oifoino. Sitten fun @uttoio-
lcbti oIfoi iImestpmG6n, on Scr.
&ortc oIliit iiitd iooffo firjopoinos-
famine, MILLION Iiiffeenboitoiona,
tponjobtoiono tai tpontefiiGnG, poitii
pieni1 m1Iioifoio, ioIIoin ban on fG.
wdsipt Sitomesid tai miuitoin otta.
nut lomoo. Scr. aorte oifoo perus.
toa firjapoinoIiiffeen Bort ~artburiin,
Ont. Canada. Soipomme t6IIe oifo.
mufieIIe ~menestpstd ia Iouiumme
fiitoIIiiuutemme Ir. 9ortteeIIe mo.
niipiiotiicsto tpostddn firjapoinos-
iommel
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07

Sc on tubtO. jOfu o9iau uiatus-
ia, fesfittGG ia fobottoo len holman
mddrottppn polttopiSteeieen. Sppin
ia oifein objatitt ajotufiet ne olpat,
jotfo iuorittoipot tpon, ontoipot tulof-
len ia jobtatpat menestpfieen. TGG.
m11rG, joto emme fosfaon menet1
nofppist1mme, ibonne, jofo oIoti pp.
iDp iiiGlIiien fotieemmc coesiG, jofa
Ct fosfoon ibmmene, josta enrne fos-
foam poiffeo tGmd iefG uutteruus
tcfemGt faifen. 81 mifGGn moi ieis-
ia ojotufien moimoo mostaorl. FUN
tabto iitd main jobtao.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07
STELLA ii itkstd.

ga iiellG Ell enGG pibG fuiltoman
itfun GGntG, eifG walitlifien GGntG."
Sci. 65: 10.
&unniaan forotetut eifpGt life enGG,
iiud faiffi ulfonailet itfrn ippt omat
fooonneet. Saimaasia eli enGG tiebe.
ia fuluttamista fGriimpfiistG, eli mis-.
tG1n mltrbeitten aibeista. Gopbpps,
nGlfG, maarat, mastoinfGpmiiet D.. III.
olpat iiellG tuntemattomia. MifGdn
titsfa ei iielld abbista, Ell ebes ajatus-
fam fuolemosta mieItG maienno.
Sicll1 Ct itfetG enGG, iillG iiellG Of
laali tdDiin alttliaita, ppGitettpjG. 81
pa1a, nsfoton ipoGn ppri iiellG croft
tarnaan Silntalasta, iillG iieIl1 ollaon
t1piin mirbeettomi1 Sllmolon Hojan
uSfosla, olloan SGnen pbtepbesiGGn
ia DbtGlGiiiG SGnen fansiaan. &aiffi
murbeittcn ippt oipat paenneet iilloin,
fltin lofottiin ipntiG tefemtGstG. Siel.
Ia ci itfctG en1G, iillG foiffi peIfofin
mistGGn ooottalposto mitlttofleSta on
OFF. Sc opat iiellG normpja ppbGn
ianfoiffiiuuocn lopplimottomliuoes-
to. Spnti on pois iltljettu iieltG, ia
foifti olpot mapoita. Sc ~oiripot iieI.
I'd faupungisia, iota Ct fosfaan mprs.
fp fobtoo; be fplpcpGt iicllG len oil.
ringon paisteesla ia, joto CT fosfoan
Iosfe; be juonat m~irrasta, jofa ei
fosfoan fniipu; bc poimipat beoel.
mia pltltsta, jonfa Ieboet Ell foSfoan
pariic. 2ufemattomatfin aifafaiioet
loppumot josfus, mutta ijanfaiffiiiilt-
bella ei ole mitdGn loppua, ia Min
fauman FUN ijanfaiffiiuus fcstGa,
festGG mpGsfin beioGn f%uoIematto-
miiutenia ia uutuuseldmGnid. Sc o.
mot ijanfaiffiiesti &erran Iliona. Se
eim6t life enGGy iiIId iofainen beibGn
toinotufienia on iieIIG tGpttpnpt. Sc
ciip1t moi enGG mitGGn toiipoa, jota
eimGt 10 oIiIi iaoneet. SiIm6 ia for
ma, ipoGn ia fGii, toiipo, ifdn0imi-
men, tabto ia faiffi beibdn ruumiinia
ia iieIunia ominaiinuoet oipat iaalpiit-
tonect raitbon ia miten epGtGpoelliiiG
oipotfaan oIIeet SiimoIao rafastoipi-
en- pprfimpfict, oipot ne fuitenfin
Sengcn I~GsnGoIon fa,tta nieneet
forfeimpoon t1poclliipptcen ia rali-
baon. &~ristus.iIo jofa on Ioppuma-
ton t1poeIliipps tppopttdG fGpiin bel
ia. Sc fpIpeipGt ddrettomdsi6, pob.
jattoniusio, ronnottomasio mcresi1.
So lama ito ia ricmii ooottaa mel
t6fin. GifG ie endd IienefG1n faufa.
no. Yian fppneIpiiarat maibtutpot
notion %polmuibin, ia iuritn fastepiio-
rat muuttuipat pddrIpibin aiituaaIIi.
icsia iidnfuiffiiubesia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07

foaIubuoneen ieinustaIla. SIlalIa
pield iablittiin s. &uffoien %aiunnoI-
la. NGiIG iubliIla pubuimme nell
Yifin fansia. &iitos ieurafuntalai-
file nditten jubIain toimeenpanosta,
iamoin nell YifiIIe apustufiesta!
Tdu1 matfalIa toiiista jublista on
10 firioitettl lebteemme, ioten en- nils.
I'd enGG uuoestaan ferro. &iitGn faif-
tia a~lpustaiia niilId iublilla ia lab
ioista, mitG OH firffofuntamme ID
~betpfieIle nGillGfin iublilId foottul
ge oiuat 10 iulaistu leboesidmme.
ScrralIe fiitos faifesta!
g. @uori.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07

ole barpinaista, ettd ameriffaIaiien
i~itpistpfien iaaniit mioriio fatielee
biufan pIi oIfaim panbempiaan, moi
ia pfiinfertaiia ibmiiiG, iotfa omat
.tilleet iostain fpImdstd, faufaiiesta
ia piencstd, fopbastd maasta. 8an-
Bemmisia tGmG Ct moi oIIa berGttG.
mGtta ~fatferuutta. sos nuori mGfi
tiitustuiii mnnban maar eIGmGGn,
niibin taisteluibin, ioita -iuomalainen
fania iiellG on iaan,,t fGpoG iimistpf-
ieen p~prfiesiaGr, ie fenties lGmpeniii
tabtoiii ainafin mpotGtunnolla ieura.
ia Suomen paibeita. ellei itie motif.
fam teb6G tpota iiienid maan ia iuo-
nalaiien fanialliluuoen bppGfii. Gil.
DIN nloriio fobteliii iuurimmalla
funnioitufiella niitd, jotfa oipat lob
cneet tuolta faitfaiiesta Suomesta,
ia iilIoin Off wanbemmilla pGbem.
mGn ipptG fatferuuteen, eifG josfus
woimaffaafii fiibtppd fotimaan ifG-
ma tuntuiii Min rasfaalta.
&pbopttGfGon fifth monesia paifas-
ia lilfemaan "Siien t0itG."
llsfomme, ettei tGtG febotusta ole
tarminnilt turbaan lauiua. HiiorilIe
tarioaa Suomen merffimiesten eIG-
ma ia tp0 Min paljon mieIenfiintoa.
8anbempia ibmiiiG fGsfec ipoGn lu-
emaan, fGsfee nuortafin nGfeG lutte.
miieen febottamaan.
Sa iamalla tamalla fuin fotiopin-
olaiiet iuorittaipat tlitfintonia Suo.
mesia, iamoin ie fGp pGiniG Mmeri.
oslo. &otifasipatlspboistps IGbet.
I "a jonfun mpobemmin iImoitetta-
pan benfil0n m~GlitpfiellG fpipmps.
faanaffeet iofaiielle lufijallc, jofo
baluaa iuorittaa tantGn firjan, tai
maltuuttaa tuon benfilon tarfasta.
moan lGbetetpt pastaufiet ia toimit.
tamaan iuulliien fuiilustelrn niisiG
barmoisia ~paifoisia misiG ie fGt
pdinia. Suoritetusta firiasta lGbe'
tctGGn fallniS tobistus jofaiielle.
Sama fotiopintotpon lemittdminer
oliii pbtenG iiteena Suomen ia uuteer
m%aailmoan muuttaneiben mdIillG, jo.
ten liltafin fannalta oliii iuotamaa
ettG Imerifan iuomalaisten fesfult,
beSia %ipntpili pieniG lilfupiirejG, jobs.
ia luettaiiiin "Siien t0itG" ia fesfus.
tcltoiiiin len joboosto.
&irjan on fustantaniit 90. So6er.
from .. 9. Eortpoo, ia on len bintc
tGGIlG 1 80 INF. nioottuna ia loo
inf. fopisia faniisia. &irja on pa
IN iaoan iipun laaiuinen, fitmitettii
@merifan iuomaIaiiet firjafauppiaa.
banffinemat it'd narastobinio faif
fien iaatapafii.
Imerifon iuomalaiiet! &otiopin
totpobon MT tarmolla! 2itfemaar
"Siicn toita" tiitfintoibin osti.
Sos tarfempia obieito faimatoon
liitG mielellGGn lGbetetGiil, fun firioi
tetoan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Of
Seliinfi.
Wonet teripebopfict ipnnpinmaas
q. - Observation-Disclosures.