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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-08-25
READING NOTICES
THE COUNTY FAIR

The county fair is coming back
The poster sheets are everywhere,
And almost everybody now
Is whooping up the county fair.
We've had our fill of aeroplanes-
We want to see the fat hog,
The patent churn, the trotting dog,
The new device that beats cog,
And work around through the catalogue
At the county fair.
"We've always missed the county fair
It's inner and its outer track
The dancing saddler, and the bull
About four feet across the back,
We're weary of awful war talk
We want to hear the whistles blow,
The horses neigh, the ROSTERS crow,
The blooded cattle when they low,
And the shrill-voiced starter shouting Coz
At the county fair.
cit seems as if the world grows cold,
And people nowadays don't care
For other people in the warm
Old manner of the county fair.
We're tired of bowling here and there.
We want to shout How are you Dan?
Hello there, Bill and "Howdy Ann!'
And get a warm clasp of the hand
From every woman, child and man
At the county fair.
''The county fair is coming back
And that is probably as well.
A little more, and everyone
Had disappeared within his shell.
The good old plan was better far
We want to meet the human race
In some well-decorated place,
And be right human for space
Because of coming face to face
At the county fair"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-08-25
THE WAR PRAYER

n LORD, help us to tear the soldiers
I of the foe to bloody shreds with
our shells, help us to cover their
smiling fields with the pale forms of their
patriot dead; help us to lay waste their
humble homes with hurricane of fire
help us to wiring the hearts of their Of
Tending widows with unavailing grief.
Blast their hopes, blight their lives, wa
ter their way with their tears.-Mark
Twain.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-08-25

live cold, friendless, isolated life unless
you have come in contact with other lives,
unless you have cultivated your sympa-
thies and have taken real interest in
others, have suffered with them, rejoiced
with them, helped them. The quality Of
good mixing is quality we'll worth ac-
curing, and invaluable to the possessor
of it.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-08-25

Gregor, in our last issue. A local paper
was largely responsible for the wedding
day dates becoming mixed up, but we pre-
sumo they accomplished a grand scoop.
But the wedding sure did take place on
Wednesday, of this week. and everybody
should now be happy.-Echo Enterprise.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-08-25

Lincoln used to tell of a Mississippi
river steamboat that had small boiler
and big whistle. When the boat was 60
ing it couldn't whistle and when it whistled
it couldn't go. We have known men who
are built the same way. They exhaust
themselves Dragging about what they are
going to do so have no power left to do
the things they brag about.-Ex.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-08-25
WHO DOES HARVEY MEAN?

@ ONE editors believe it great fun to
y get scoop on local events that
transpire in neighboring towns, but
this writing up events week or ten days
before they take place, are often times
embarrassing to both the editor and par
ties Interested Censor.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-08-25

A motor trip of hundred twenty-five
miles around Redwood County has con-
WINGED us that the county's fear of corn
failure was bit premature. Still it might
be just as we'll to have that silo ready in
case the weather should turn cold about
August thirty-first.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-08-25

An exchange says dentist at Waconia
was injured when a gasoline vulcanizing
torch exploded without giving warning"
The epitome of rudeness is a gasoline ap-
paratus that up and explodes without first
clearly stating it's Intentions
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-08-25

We could point out to you editors who
are laboring in season and out of season
to boost the home town, while the mer-
chants who benefit by their urging sit
back, unadvertised, to whine because the
catalogue houses are beating them, while
they send away to have their bill heads
printed by some large mail order print
cry. Indeed there are some of them with
us to night duluth Herald.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-08-25

II have lived, I have loved I have
worked and at 80 only ask that the love
and the work continue while live. What
| must do, will love to do. It is a noble
chemistry that turns necessity into pleas
ure."
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-08-25

eff man kant laf there is sum mis-
take in putting him together, and if he
won't laff he wants etz mulch keeping
away from az a bear-trap when it IL sot
Josh Billings.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-08-25

Mrs Hawkins, the centenarian, says
that peoples morals aren't so good as they
were It may have been partly matter
of association. She danced with Lafayette,
who had number of contemporaries not
so generally admired. She says that Gro
yer Cleveland was the best President Of
her century It is question if any man
of our time is now more violently con-
demned than he used to be. Our period
may not look so black to the centenarian
of the next.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-08-25

Many people who oppose prohibition are
not really prejudiced against it. The only
thing they have against it is the fact that
wherever prohibition triumphs it is lit
tie harder to get drink.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-08-25

Edit. Mailer of Springfield says he be-
lfeves the suggested building of more
houses in New Ulm will prove stimu-
liant to that CITY, Anything in the way of
an extra stimulant would seem to be bit
unnecessary to New Ulm.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-08-25
WE DESERVED THIS, TOO

WYE owe both bride and groom, as
w we'll as our readers, an apology
for announcing the marriage of
J. B. Philbrick to Miss Grace Agnes Nc
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-08-25

It's not to be wondered at that General
Sherman said what he did about War af-
ter his march through Georgia if the Geor-
gia of Leo Franks day is the same old
Georgia.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-08-25

Instead of giving thanks these days
that we don't live in Europe or Mexico,
let us lift our voices in loud gratitude that
we are not residents of Georgia, U. S. A.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-08-25

'Take Billy Sundays individuality
away from him and all you would have
left would be as sounding brass and tlnk-
ling cymbals." Gunnar Bjornson.
Do you mind telling us, Gunnar, what
more than sounding brass and tinkling
cymbals we have in Billy S. now? 1t
has long been our opinion that this same
brass was the chief element in Bills
ego or whatever it is that inspires him
in his work of saving ca souls.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-08-25

When we talk about the small grain
crop this year, we really mean the large
grain crop; for you know the small grain
crop this year is very large grain crop.
And it does not happen every year that
we can talk about the large small grain
crop and not be thought foolish. Little
Falls TRANSCRIPT.
For the purpose of salty first" always
look mule in the ce.--Lake Crystal
Union.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-08-25

We are all through with Frank Eddy |!
He has taken refuge behind his sex and
far be it from us to persecute a poor I'M
defensable male who admits he can't do
things because he is Of the masculine
gender.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-08-25

Friend Hadley, Winnebago, is growing
a little growl because some editors are
stealing his editorials and not giving cred
it. Don't blame him bit-if we wrote
as well as Fritz Hadley we'd not only
fay, but STAY the chap who stole 'em. But
it's even worse to have things you haven't
written credited to yon, especially when
it's pretty poor stuff.
The Home news. (McCrory, Ark.) 1915-1922, 1915-07-30

County Health Officer, DR.. R.
N. Smith of Augusta, was here
on business this morning.
L. w. Sturdivant and M. K.
Wherry caught nine fine large
bass on White Lake yesterday,
Thursday.
Drew McMurtry of Idaho Falls
Idaho, but late Of Helena, Ark,
is spending a few weeks with
home folks at DeView.
Mrs. J. D. Bryan of Munford,
Tenn, who has been spending a
few weeks here with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. T. w. Woodbury., will
return home Saturday, Aug. z,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodbury. and baby girl, Ellen
Elizabeth.
County Judge A. L. Hutchins
of Augusta, passed through here
this Friday, morning, enroute to
Hilleman to look after the county
roads in that section. Judge
Hutchins is taking special inter-
est in our roads and we hear
quite numeer of our citizens
complimenting him on his work
along this line.
The Home news. (McCrory, Ark.) 1915-1922, 1915-07-30

not send the paper to anyone
only for cash and all subscriptions
will be stopped when their time
is up.
Hoping The HOME News will
meet with your appreciation and
that you will be a booster for
it and not a knocker, and that in
the near future we can give you
a bigger and better paper, with
more advertising and a large list
of readers, we are,
Yours Respectfully,
THE EDITOR.
The Home news. (McCrory, Ark.) 1915-1922, 1915-07-30

McCRORY HIGH SCHOOL

The board of directors of the
McCrory High School met last
week and the following will COM
pose the 1855 faculty.
[. W. Woodbury., Principal.
Miss Nell Stewart, Assistant
in charge of high senool work.
c. T. Willis, of Munford,
Tenn, 9th and 7th grades.
Miss Ruth Best, 5th and u of
4th grades.
Miss Ethel Johnson, 3rd and u
of 4th grades.
Miss Matte Wells, LIST and End
grades.
Miss Dunlap, of Brinkley,
music.
Miss Rebekah Witherington, of
Munford, Tenn, expression.
The school term will probably
begin September 13, and Prof.
Woodbury. hopes to have some of
the leading educational men of
Arkansas of the opening pro-
gram, whom, if present, will be
we'll worth while for the patrons
to 60 and hear.
The Home news. (McCrory, Ark.) 1915-1922, 1915-07-30
OUR BOW

We present to the people of
McCrory and Woodruff County
this week VOLUME l NUMBER l
!. of The HOME News which
though small at present, will be
enlarged in the future.
Realizing the need of a home
paper, we have decided to again
enter the journalistic field here,
after having been solicited by a
number of our citizens to give
us a home paper"
We are exceedingly thankful
to those who have given us con-
tracts for advertising, and, al
though they are somewhat small
in size, they represent business
people who are doing the business
so to say in the commercial world
of McCrory. Had it not been for
these people, McCrory no doubt
would not have had paper, and
to them belongs the credit for
such, and we feel sure that others
will be added to our list of regu-
lar contracted advertisers in the
near future and that those whose
ads appear in this our first issue
will be increased in size.
There no doubt will be quite a
number of news items omitted
this week, but we have gotten
up this issue very hurriedly and
as only a few knew that we
would print paper this week,
we have not learned of any item
, that may fail to appear. We
hope to in all future issues pub
lish ALL the news of McCrory
and surrounding country, and we
will thank any to tell or send any
happenings that will be of
interest.
The price of subscription will
be $1.OO per year, s. cents for
six months and 80 cents for three
months, and If you are interested
in McCrory having a home paper,
subscribe, and don't read the
other fellows paper. We have
already received several sub
scriptions. the first of whom was
Mr.. Ben Sherman, R. F. D. No.
/. McCrory, who paid us a dollar
Wednesday. We will positively
The Home news. (McCrory, Ark.) 1915-1922, 1915-07-30
A BUNKING PARTY

On Wednesday evening Mrs.
J. A. Cullum entertained with a
'bunking" party, complimentary
to her daughter, Miss Bessie
Roddy.
Supper was served to 16 girls,
when later to their surprise, Mrs.
Cullum had invited the same
number of young men. During
the first part of the evening
Misses Johnson, Bull, Haley and
Mr.. Sturdivant delighted the
guestswith instrumental and vo-
cal selections.
Miss Roddy presided at the
punch bowl and delicious punch
was served during the evening.
The out-of-town guests were:
Misses Ruth Powell, Augusta;
lima Brown, Donnie Crawford
and Lora Coombe, Bald Knob.
Others present were: Misses Of
tie and Pauline Huff, Linnie
Kyle, Ruth Haley, Gretchen Tar
pley, Lissie Powell, Elizabeth
Holland, Lily Turner, Bernice
Baxter, Ora Lee Hunnicutt Nav
Williams, Lottie Johnson, Pauline
Bull, Bessie Roddy and Joye Ell
llngton, and Messrs Maynard and
Noble Wherry, Bill Mccain, Tom
McFall, Grover McCrory, Leslie
Sturdivant, Vernon Huff, DC
Jeffries, Allen Taylor, Lester
Lewis, Alvin James, Jacob and
David Arnof, Hicks Lewis, Judd
Johnson, Robert Clayton, Charlie
Riggs and Charlie George.
The Home news. (McCrory, Ark.) 1915-1922, 1915-07-30

Try an ad in The HOME News.
j. d. Dumas of Judsonia, is
the guest of his friend, J. A.
Cullum.
BORN: Thursday. July %, 1915,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Buck" Thomp-
son, twin girls.
Mrs. A. J. Marsh is spending
a few days with the family of
her son, Milton, at Bullville.
Fletcher Lewis spent the first
of the week at Whitmore on a
fishing trip with w. H. Barnes.
We are glad to note that w. L.
Walker is able to be up again af-
ter a severe illness of about a
week.
The editor will be glad to re-
ceive news items from any place
in the county. Paper and post
age furnished free.
H. P. Riggs, Jr., spent Sunday
in Little Rock where his wife is
in the care of a specialist, being
treated for throat trouble.
L. L. Cole, manager of the
Jernigan Nero. & Gin Co., of
Bullville was forced to come
home for a few days because of
his being i'll.
Rev. Vaughn of England, was
the guest of his brother-in-law,
w. A. Barnett, station agent at
Jelks, this week. He delivered
a sermon to the Baptist people
of McCrory Wednesday night.
The Home news. (McCrory, Ark.) 1915-1922, 1915-07-30
JURY LIST
GRAND JURORS

A L Crittenden ] D Eldridge
W II Carton j G Spradlin
K E Berkshire Lee Miller
c F Hunefeld John Bates
j G HARRISON w H Gray
Steve Davis EB Wood
w B Conner T A Jeffries
R B Mcknight JF Shue
ALTERNATES
} II Oossett A K Materna
A S Thompson TC Bull
} H Gipson Henry Bremen
PETIT JURORS
c W Hunnicutt CIV Carton
P S Knight Luther Sale
E j Roselle Luther Berry
j G Battle WR Cain
J B Johnson C H Eskew
r E Brandon R R Hardin
W G billiard ] A Melton
j & McCrory F P Wright
E H Wilson c. B Fakes
& b Cook G w Barber
N b Wherry Andy Conner
H A Tennes w A Cole
ALTERNATES
H H Caldwell Fred Gullic
Duke Revel E Nelson
Jno. Davis Ira Stoker
Chas. Anderson T N Taylor
Client Lee
The Home news. (McCrory, Ark.) 1915-1922, 1915-07-30

W. B. Guile, of Augusta, man.
ager of the Southwestern Tel. &
Tel. Co., came over yesterday on
business. 90
The Home news. (McCrory, Ark.) 1915-1922, 1915-07-30

BORN: Thursday, July %, 1915,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Buck" Thomp-
son, twin girls.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-04
nuorten OSaSto.

lapieii famppaileman bengelIiien fl,o-
lemon fansia. SdSid ieiiraa iinuIIe
pfiinfertainen neuipo:
Sos life oIet tiillnt tuntemaan See.
infien omafii 8apabtajafieii, min
foeta iaaba lapieiifin usfomaan SD.
neen. &erro BELLE, ett6 Seeius on
beiodnfin ipntinia iopittanut fuoIe.
mallania, iosta Cana tiiotettauasti
%ipafuuttaa. = &ufoiIe beibGn puzzles.
taan. Siitafin ON annettu lupaus. -
Ole apnna ienrafuntaii opettaiaIIe
bdnen ia~riestdesiddn ppbdfouIuia ia
fristilliiid nuoriioliittoia ia toimies-
iaan niisid. Ne orpat tdrfeitd ben.
gelliiiG Observation-Disclosures lapiiIIe ia
nuorifolle Ole ainafin mpotGtuntoi.
men Mile toimiIle ieurafunnasiafi.
Silloin 10 annat lapiilleii bppGn eff.
merlin, iofa moi olla BELLE bptpGfii.
M. 81. 50.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-04
.Silld rdkkau$ on $uu-
rim niiStd."

Sltataimos of rusfon punaama
ia bGmGrG alfoi painua pli faiplln-
gin. &iireiiiG asfeleita fuulli faoltl-
ia, ibmisten palatesia fonttoreista ia
~fallpoista foteibinia, pGimGn tpon
p%GGtpttpG.
Sean Carer amaii bitaasti omen ia
astii iiiGGn bausfaan b%uoneustoon,
iota ban futiui "fooifieen' ia iofa fl
jaitii 9ortle Court rafennufien toi-
Tesla ferrofiesia. &GGnnettpGGn iGb-
fonappulasta molon broneeieen, ban
fonemoiieSti riiiui bottnnia ia palt-
%toonia, iStltutl1en naipneesti erGGlle
tiloliue, - boltfotellen. HGipd oil
mcnnpt tppopttGmGsti, maiffa fobta
oil ioanlttfin rotfaiSto monta fiuIal.
liSta problemio. Npt bGn fumminfin
oil fufpuomattoman mGipnpt iefG
benfiiestt ettG riumiilliiesti; ia fpp.
neleet = jotfa mrutoin Min barnoin
n1pttGptDipGt = mieriDGt fliumina
posfille. San tlli toimoneefii ett1
diff ollut iofu, jofo oliii luonut TO-
oiffuutta ia berttaisto "~iifin.iofia'
bGnen liion bpp1siG jGr~jestpfiesid o.
lepaon bloneiistoonio; iofu, iofo al.
oilIiiin fGiin oIiii buolebtinit bGnen
mufomuuoestoon torrnlt mdbGri
Jos ban oliii unobtanut p~GGllpsfen-
fGniG io~teiieIla ilmalla, ia jonfa fans.
ia ban oliii moinut fesfusteIla fofis.
ia raffoiSta pfiitpis.aiioistaon, aimon
frtcn Sro 8bite ia bGnen GitiniG te.
fiipGt.
S1mG oil mitd epGtaipolliiin mic.
IentiIo tptollG, iofo mliulIoin tuIi TO.
tim iIloin raubolliiena ia tppnenG.
tGpiin tpptpip6iiend itieeniG iefG tho,
boniG. SebtGpGniG luotettoponc
fonttoristino @ennct & 9ennetin Iiif.
feesiG, eimGt oIleet Iiion rolittomio
ga noiffo ban nielG of nuori mir
fumminfinL iGlfeen muoiien iitfe6r
pohnistelun ia tpon, ban oil fobonmr
Iiiotto.oiemaon mainitusia liiffeesiG
Siitd bGneIIG oil ipptG oIIo pIped
iiIld ei oinoafoan bGnen ommatti.to
merinia oIIut pddsipt min pitfdIIe
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-04
MamuIIa, iofa ieuroii raubotonta

MamiIIa, iofa %ieuraii ~raubatonta
potd. mp0bdstpi ban ppoIi tuntia tot.
mestaan. Sa fiirubtaesiaan IGpi fdp.
tawan, bdn meIfein t0rmdii pbteen
erddn nuoren Iesfi.ibmiienL rouma
|2ancp'n fansia, iofa of pfii liiffeen
m6li.aifaiiista pifafiriureista, mafi.
naisten iaaoesia lomaa fei6fuufali-
iien aialla. 8imefii mainittli oil to-
nj aamlina bppin buolestuneen nd
foinen ia ndptti fuin diff ban taiStel-
Tut efiinpurfautumia fppneliG mas
taan, iiIld ban, Seanin nGbtpGGn.
fdGntpi dfisti pmpGri ia tGmG pm-
mdrii etta ban baluii iGGbG pfiin.
Nntta wilabous toiien itfettpneiiiin
iiImiin, %iaattoi Seanin mp0tGtuntoi.
iena fpielemddn bGnen buolienia
ipptd, iilla ban oil fuiillut iotain
tton piffu roumosibmiicn oloista ia
bnolista. iofa foetti ponnisteIIa rob-
feasti. banffiafieen toimeentilon it.
ielleen ia fab6elle pienofaiielleen.
(Satf. emf nlrmerosia.)
Suom. 9. %.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-04
Jumala rdka$ti tneitd.

SiinG on raffaus, ei eta me rofas.
timme Sumalata, maan eta SGn ra.
fasti meta ia lGbetti poifania iopin.
motif meioGn ipnteimme eoestG.
Mif1 ibana aiia. 8oiiifo parem.
paa toimoa, fun iaaoa olla Sumalan
raffauoen eiineend. StiesiGmme raa-
bolliiet, furiat ia paipaiiet, olemme
Seeiufien neresiG %autraat, ppbGt ia
pubtaat, taimaitafin pubtaammat. 81
I'd olemme moan lentGbben, fun SSit.
mala rafosti meta. &afosti min
Illuresti ettG ldbetti ainoan poifonia
mailman fGriim1Gn ia fuolemaan
meibGn e~oestGmme. Sept tGmGn See.
illfien floleman ia peren tab0en on
meillG taimaan portti aipoinna, fGp-
fGGmme iii1lle.
WeillG on Sumolan ppbd Jana,
fGpttGfGGmme abferasti iitG, eta op.
piiimme tuntemoan Sumalan raf-
fautta. gttemnle etii iitG itiestGmme,
emmefG mistGGn mllitsta fliin pfiin
Sumolasta, iofa on raffaus. SiGi.
men fiitos ia Dlistesv offeofr~ Sitntafel-
Re bGnen luliren r~affautenio eoestG,
jolla SON on meta rafastanut. SdGs
fGdmme jofa pGim1 ia betfi elom1Gn
tGmGn raffauoen ia arnton turpisia.
Iino.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-04
kypd vakuu$ Iaima$ta.

"Serrani, annattefo raboia lainaf
Il tG6lld9" fpipi mafama nuori GGn+
fonttorin opella. giianaiaia fGGn
tpi firioituspopbGstGGn ia fatieli fir
fasiilmdistd, iiisttsti puettiia fatii'
toista.puotiasta poifaa; ban t%uiiottt
bGneen tutfimasti minuutin merran
"Niin, toiiinaan lainaamme bppdG
wafuutta mastaan", ban ianoi. Yoi.
fanen ielitti cttG bGnen tGptpi "I,.
nastaa' erGan toiien pojan, iofa moi
ianomalebtid. Sdnella oil piiolet tar
mittapasta rabaiummasta, mutta 3D.
men tGptpi lainata lopllt eli rs pen-
MIA.
"Minfd mafuliben mott tarjota? 2"
fpipi a%iianaiaia. Yoian rusfea fGii
etiisfeli tasfusta ia meti eiille pape-
rinpalaien, jofa oil buolelliiesti fGG.
rittD fanfaanpalaieen. sc oil poi
nettu lupaus ola fGpttGmGttG nGfi-
iuomia ia tupaffaa, ionfa ban of al.
lefirioittonrt. Samalla mafaipuu0el.
la fuin lie oliii ollut ionfun iuuren
fartanon falippafirja tlttfi a%iianajaja
lupallsta, bppdfipi len mafuutena ia
antoi pojalle Daluamunia iunmur.
GrGs pstGip1, jofa oil tGtG tapab-
tumaa fatiellut, Ell poinlit Ola nar-
ramatta nuoren lainanottajan pois-
|%tuttua fonttorista. "Gtf0 ebfd usfo,
eta tieoGn jotafin b~Gnesta9" fpipi
aiianajaja bpmpinen. "SieoGnL ettG
ban tili tGnne m"iebeffGalld tapallo
ia futen ban arDeli, liifemieben to-
malla pritti iaaba lainata, jottei ba'
men taripinnut feridtG. SiebGn bGner
olleen bpnGn ma~ifutufien alaiiena
mullten bdn ei diff allefirioittanui
tuota luparsta, ia ettei ban pit1npi
iitG mdbapGtoiierd a%iiana, naboaar
iiitG buolelIiiuuoesta, iolla bdn iitG
iGilptt. Slen pbtG mieltG bGner
fansiaan iiitG, ettd iilld, iofa luopul
iellaiiesta mabingolliiesta nautinto'
aineesta, on iellainen Iuonteenomi'
naiiuus, ionfa moi t~ariota nafuu-
6efii". = @pmortb Seralo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-04
Vanbaa Ia uutta virttd.
(Satf. eoelliieen n:roon.)

Silfoon fieoottafo ianan mieffaa pum.
puliin, moor antafaamme len foboa-
ia iofaista fen tGpoesid teramppoes-
ID, lain latina ia enipanfeliumin e.
monfeliumina. &aiffi omat fobote-
tut, iumalattomat ia firotlit on
lain oppi. &aiffi opat artiaat, pp.
bat ia panbursfaat ianoo eipan-
feliumi. =
gbtGffiG filjaii roipastinna ia bp.
pGbti plos tlioliltaan ia iilloin faiffi
toiietfin nGfinGt = r%opoStin rnofa.
iolin opella. SGn laabusti tullo e.
teenpGin, tltffa porrosid ia iilmisiG
QUITO, tulinen fatie. &omastinna juof-
Il bGntG mastaan ~nuboellen ia tort.
tut bGnen fGiimarteenia polauttaof.
ieen bGnet nuoteelleen. Sdn riubto.
II itieniG irti, ionoen:
Minun tGptpi tilIo, fuiiletfo,
minun t1ptpi - niimeiien ianan ban
melfein buuii. = SuIin ianomaon
- Samosia ban ferron moibfoii,
tarttlii molemmin fdiin fipeGGn pol.
ween ia faatiii rasfaosti lattiaIIe.
Moipostin poIpeen tuli onforo Jar.
fp. Sufabutettiio woibfinaa pGGii
olituiieen tiinfertumono uIoS bGnen
lliiosti pbteenpuristettuien bampoit.
tenio tofao, ia bGnen fGtenid olimat
Observation-Disclosures n%prfisiG.
4ofo taIosia malIitii pleinen iefo-
iorto. @~oipastinno iuofii buoneesto