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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Art Twombly en-
tcrtaincd at luncheon
Wcdnes. a few guests.
Miss Phyllis Dugan OF
Scituatc, Mass. who was
visiting here during the
holidays has returned 10
Boston.
Looks like We was mn for
d real cold spell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
By LIND c. DOYLE.

L~ OES the President say eer
80 Y wurrd iv Mexico in tn mes
sage" asked Dennis Quinlsn OF
Dionysius Finnegsn, as he sat IN
the latter's ,onsorisl psrlor. turning over the
leaves of the evening paper
"Sorra wurrd,' replied Finnegan, as ne
carefully examined his professional instru-
ments and wiped them with piece OF cha
nois. as was his won't on Saturday evenings
"Wirra. wirra. Dionysius, this Mexican
business gets me goat ivry time, and the diviI
bit en- l understand it at all at all,
liver sin July was year ago the pa-aPers
IS sayin' Pace near in Mexico or the like
that. an will ye look at what we're seem
Who-hurt-her is gon'-the good Lord knows
where-Vanuspianny Carranzy IS here at
SANITY Cruz the day. an there at San Hoshy
de Pimpey tonorry; Willy an Shopatty is
now kissin aich other in the strates. an agin
knihn' aich other in III alleys; while Guilty
Hairy an Bunko is playin hide an sake in
the palace. an Ginral Hill is chasin' May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
r7n5n1rcAM F7ANDs OUT THE REAL DOPE ON REX1C(
Irish PHILOSOPHERS Enlightens His Friend
Ouinlam ON the Little Came OF BattIed0re
and Shuttlec0ck Between Washlmg~
tom and the Mexican Chiefs.

I'm sthop tn ship wild me sunboat' siz
McWhirter.
"'Av We do I'll blow y'rc little tlnclad to
bits SAYS the great Idaylist. Where yt
idavls that we'd break tn thruce|
"All this time the dilleygates at Niagara
was talkin' an talkin' Willy was shootih
now a Dutchman an now Spaniard an Will
son was begin Carranzy to come in an be
madvated. Come in. siz Wuthrow; the
wsthcr's fine III tink iv it, siz Carranzy,
but this same is not me year fr takin bath
an I'm comftable where ! am, siz the FurrSt
Chafe. Brine is an aisy mark, siz McWhlrter
10 his dillygates Kape tn talk goin TIL
I'm ready to skip an thin bid him go to the
divvle an take tn irrejuicable minny mum wid
him"
How did they settle it?' asked Dennis
Twas redukshun " tn irreJuicable.
McWhrter wudn't agree TO raysine an all
luther thrubbcs was lift to the Mexcans
thimsves.
IT WAS A GREAT VICTORY FOR THE
PRESIDENT.
What kind iv saloot did Wudthrow get2'
asked Dennis.
"A silent saloot," answered Fnnegan.
"McWhirter put up his hand towards his hat
wild the tumb pintin in. an wiggled his I'm
gers Twas great victhry f'r the Prsldint
-accyordn to the Avenn Post
Well Dinny, about mont later things was
so hot FIR McWhirter that he got ready to
quit. an he says to Bunko, 'Wher'll | go at
all at ALL siz he. The sorra bit | know,
siz Bunko; why not thry Bar-saloona'
siz he
ut listens good to me- siz McWhirter;
I like the name, he siz; an so he takes
ivryt'ine that's loose an flies to Barsaloona.
See how me far seein' policies brings
healin' on Their wings, siz Wilson.
1.-The way me dove iv pace is broodin' over
Mexico will be wort money to me on the
circuit siz Brine.
"a thriump fr me Prohibishn Navy siz
Danyiels
THE Prsidint has shown the wourrld the
way iv Pace siz tn 'dministrashun editors.
FINAL EVIDENCE OF PEACEFUL
CONDITIONS-IT is A BRICK.
Get to hell out O. here wild y'r Gringo
TROOPS sz Carranzy to Wilson. 'Yis, and
be quicl; about it, sz Willy. fr,' siz he, I've
somethin' to say to his whiskers here he
siz, trowin' brick at Carranzy. Wild plesh
uer' sz Wudthrow I see they are no more
naded Anny-wan cud see that he siz.
BE hivins, ARE ye crazy? siz tn English
Ambassadure. Dye know whstll happen
when the TROOPS lave?
Righteousness an pace will kiss aich
uthcr,' Siz Wilson, pious-like. AT Taste lawn
Lind siz so. an he was down there last win
ter was year. The American people will
rejice, for they all love the Mcxicans,' siz
Wudthrow.
We'll siz Funston, av they do | wish
they cud come down here an smell thin just
vance. I'll lave av ye say so, Wudthrow, but.
take it firm me, what is goan to happen here,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

Godfrey Parsons OF Rye
has a new suit the goods
for which was brought to
him from Scotland, Eur,
and which he had construct
ed into a 3-button sack sui,,
fitting him elegant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

We ed. read a piece Of
Rollin Lynde IIartt's in the
Woman's II. {. how he
gave up smoking and we
tried next day. but we don t
smoke enough to hurt us
and we have to have a H.
tie Jun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
AND GUNBOATS IN AN
AWFUL MIX-UP.
IDEALS

II mailed thin insthrucshuns but forgot
10 put on sthamp. Sure they must iv
walked all the way siz Wudthrow. How
andiver he sz, I'll tell Brine to inquire
about it, TIL nsthrucshuns was unfortnity
delayed, sz Brine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

Tom Osborne was down
from Ossining one day last
week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

Art Samuels OF Philadel-
phia, Hartford, Pittsburgh,
etc, paid a flying visit to ye
Cd new apartment last
Sun. Art thinks a lot of a
certain party All there,
Art
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

Gene Saxton wrote us a
letter last week saying en-
closed is something that
might interest you, but he
didn't enclose anything,
which Is what lots OF folks
do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

Florence Davenport Rice
is practically o. h. from her
recent illness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
PILGRIM-FATHER TEMPERAMENT
ITNDEp cTPESS OF TEMPTATION

"Aisy. aisy. Dnny. me by" replied Finne-
gan. as he carefully replaced the last razor in
its case "Av We understood the Dago tim
pernint yed see the whole ting com-pre-
benshusly. The thrubble wild ye all, firm
y'rself to Brine an Wilson, is that ye think
we're daln' wild the dscindints ~ the Pilgrim
Fathers iv Massachusetts or lot iv Presby
tartan feensnshears firm Jarmntown Joonc-
shun, Pennsylvany.
Now. az a Boston sees lump "
dough he bats his eye around oircumspecshus-
ly. 10 locate the nearest cop. Az cop is
watchin. he'll say. Lade US not into timp-
tashun.' he'll say though | sure made the
money But / will reminder me hurtsge "
honesty from John Cotton an Preserved Fish
an Medford Rum. he'll say an Eli Whitney's
Gin an Roger Willyums Shawn soap. That
cop is arrumed. anyway he'll say; an thin
Dinny, he'll 90 to tn Unitorium Mstin'hous
an sing God " our Fathers ontil he sees
chance TO onload some " his bum stock
the widdys an orphans ~ the Moo Haven
Railroad But av Dago greaser goes out av
cowld night. an sees soJer attn his grub
be rid-hot sthove he first locates pair "
tonss an swpes thin. Hidin' the tongs be
hind the bell-shaped pants iv him, he says to
the soier VIE Gents, Csmarsdo,' siz he,
howIdin out his hand wild shmie, Havs
da banan? Voule- YOU de pulque? Have wan
on me. View Mejcor siz he By this time,
Dnny the sojer's lid is caved in an the
PEACEFUL citizn is walkin' away wild tongs,
sthove. grub an all, amid tn cheers il the
bysthanders.
Why REVOLUTION BREAKS OUT IN
MEXICO
But av' he can find tongs, he starts
rivlushun. 'Rayfarum tn Ian laws he yels.
'Meico fr the greasers Dith to tn usurru-
per.' he cries. Pathrits will ye jine me to
prothect yr counthry? 'Hurrah! says the
byesthanders, Robin d gunshop 'ayquil rites
fr all. cries the mob, breakin' into joulry
shop The constychushun shall be preserved,
i, says chasin' an American down tn alley an
swipin' his watch La Liverpad, Veev
Meiicor it yells, settin' fire TO church an
cancin' roun the blaze
Twas so wild Vanuspianny an Jasus Car
ranzy an lot more wild names like file "
army wurrms passin' given pint. McWhir-
ter had the sthove an tn supper an they cud
find no tongs.
Now. Dinny. that's where Wudthrow
missed it on TN sighcolgy iv Mexico. Car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

Uncle Ed Chamberlin was
a pleasant caller Wednes.,
looking better than ever.
Come again, !. +.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

We are thinking serious
~ OF getting a new fountain
pen; and would buy one
from some firm that was q
heavy advertiser, maybe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

Douglas Doty Is editing
the Century these days and
is pretty busy, taking it 4.
In a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

Herbert b Swopc has dc-
ccpted a new position 81
Don Seitz's paper. the New
York World. Herb is going
TO be city editor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

Charley Riegclman is busy
getting up the L. OF NJ. din
ncr Feb. ). Charley is L.
OF NJ. boy. 1890, and a Phi
Beta Kappa. 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

Mrs. Carl Flanders and
Virginia Flanders have re-
turned from the State OF
Maine and are sojournins
at their town place in Co.
lumbia Hts, Bklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

Quite a crowd in the SUBJ
way yesterday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
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{ LOCAL NEWS :


THE GAZETTE the hre-linc
pass mentioned exclusively
in last weeks e.. W. G..
Thank you, Robert, we are
for you, o. X.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

Bob Adamson has sent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

Lots OF news IN town this
wk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

Our streets look awful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

ranzv an Willy was shriekin' to raytarrum
iv'rvthin' in sight. an that same hit the great
daylist where he lives. This, sH ne TO MN
self is where III fade the Statu iv Liberty to
A feeble croak It's meself will be the torch
bearer iv Liberty to tn Amerikys,' siz he.
We'll. Carranzy was writn proklymashuns
10 the Mexicans an letters 10 Wilson, breath
in the thrue squirt iv the psthrit Wudthrow
was swayn' it whole a yellin' to Carranzy
10 90 IL far il he liked an unloadin his happy
thoughts on the pa-spers; Willy was assassl-
na,;n' Americans an Britshers in Che-wow-
WOW an Shopatty was Robin hen-roosts in
Canned Peaches an they was all happy an
contint
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-05

q vet, Electrician and mechanic. Oh,
the farms run right, you bet. The little
window where the sun came peeping
in At morn now brightens up = bath
room that cost dad a car of corn. Our
milkmaid is pneumatic and she's sani-
tary too, but dad gets Is cents . quart
for milk that once brought two. Our
cattle come from Jersey, and the hogs
are all Duroc, the sheep are Southdown
beauties and the chickens, Plymouth
Rock. To have the best of everything
that is our aim and plan, for dad not
only farms it, but he's business man.
Exchange.
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-05
COM 10 WOfWooD

Gleawood eprings Ass . naDs tSs
country ever - one Of tie pesttisst
and most desirable little cities IN which
to make home. Thsss who have tzs~-
eled in the east and in ths west srs
charmed with 0lenweod and ansafpass-
ed natural advantages. It b destined
to bseeas THE rssidsses city Of ths
Western Slope. Why not seesrs for
yourself . home in this beautiful up-eo-
asss httls city. The new Garfield
County High school will add much t.
the attractive.ess Of the place - .
homo city.
I eas offer yos . bargain in . spasa.
did residence location. Fouf lots On .
corner, six room house In god seadi-
tion; large coal house and kidding
bin; 3 chicken houses with a1pls Fson
and lots for ever 200 fowls; nies gar
den with plenty Of room for more;
bearing cherry trees. Plenty Of rossu
for building large residence o. three o,
four eottasss. el,ooo win handls tss
property sad.ths balance can b paid i,
easy isstallnents. Rsnenbsf 4-lol
corness ara might scarce in olenwosd
II you want . gsed thing see Ne about
this. TAs psiss b right.
A. J. DIcK90N.
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-05
WHY WOMEN SUFFER
Many 0lsnwood Springs Women aEa
Leaning the Cause.

Women often suffer, not knowing
the cause.
Backache, headache, dizziness ner-
vousness.
Irregular urinary passages, weakness,
languor-
Each . torture Of itself.
Together hint at wekened kidneys.
Strike at the root-get to the cause.
Quickly help the kidneys if they need
it.
No other remedy more highly en-
dorsed than Doan's Kidney Pills.
Here's convincing testimony from
this locality.
Mrs. W. W. Luke, Meeker, Colo,
says: 81 had . dull, nagging pain
across my hips and frequent headaches.
l suffered from soreness in the back Uf
my neck. l used Doan's Kidney Pills
and now my back is ever so much bet
ter. I am not having any trouble from
the kidney secretions.
Price SOC. at all dealers. Don t
simply ask for . kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Luke had. Foster Mifburn Co,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-05
A coon HouszBo1D aAIv.

Ordinary ailments and injuries are
not Of themselves serious, but infection
or low vitality may make them danger
ous- Don 7 neglect = cut, sore, bruise
or hurt because it's small. Blood pol
son has resulted from q pin prick or
scratch. Fur all such ailments Beck
len = Afniea ealve Is excellent. Il Pc
tects anA heals the hurt; 10 aA&isepeie,
kills iAfestisa and pssvents dangsRsss
conpsicatSsaA 0ssl for an a1kja D1e0-
isAsA PfnpasA aAle nhsaA, 1aua
Get ~ ssiafmal 1-se.ss - - 4ssa
yssr Aees
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-05
ron u1:1

eax rssa As.ss IN go sssnisss -
esue ~ h eesa ssai1sass Psse6sa =
oaoa~eeA oesse1ia lssaaieA - .
sua1ee = eseas0sA. 0Uass - -
. ooaa psase 81 ~ 0o11hG1v
oo - - = 1nsunA q g -
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-05

0ssa se.sssessy y N isassoss11sa
IN itsek aAd oakso . dsse Apseolsk
oat = valuabls. Gail and ~ 49,
~ en- = Yer ~ n tAis Mae.
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-05

The home paper is the eyes, ears
and mouth Of the community. It may
not be faultless to being this, but it
il the very best medium for dissemina-
ting Rows and is the most powerful
organ for 1oasding public opinion. In
furthering the interests Of the town
there h notAing else % inAuential.
The best proof Of this il the way the
people look to . newspaper for an ax-
preston Of views and perhaps eften
for guidAsee. To be sure, the paper
often 10 found fault with by folks VIA
differ froa it, but an the sane tAey
would be very sorry to be without II.
The best way to inersase tie value Of
= local paper is fer tie people T. staad
BY it. send IN The HewA, subsexibs fog
It and sdvss<iss in Il. A paper tAat
has the lsyal s.ppsst e ~ esansnity
|repays tAa4 suppert . tAs1anad tinsa
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-05

In . dignified way in marked con-
trsst with the manners Of Chairman
Walsh, john d. Rockefeller, Jr, yes
terday told the commission on indus
trial relations that he had no infuezce
with the courts Of Colorado and that
he woold not interfere with them If he
had. The inpfiession sivss out by
Walsh by questions and innuendoes was
that the Rockefellees control the
Supreme court Of the state. walsh had
the crust to ask Rockefeller to join him
in requesting = new trial for Jpha 4.
Lawson, who has been convicted OF
murder in this state. Happily Walsh
has no influence and Rockefeller won 7
Try - exercise any ovsf the courts
Ahs, haPtly ~ eas else hsA If Law
- = eoeitlea- - . ~ tsial - viii
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-05

Last Saturday evening Hans Oseson
came very near meeting his Waterloo
in the shape Of light engine. He
had been up town in the ear and was
returning home; in crossing the rail-
road track be neglected to look to sec
II there Was train coming until hs
MAs within . few feet Of the nain
track, imagine his surprise whea he
saw = light engine right upon him. It
was too late 70 stop, 70 he turned the
eser - :hs-left just n the engine hit
the car. Tie ear turned eenPastsly
assasd wAsa Il was hit. 1hs eas va
ba1ly wsssks1, 81 Vim have - uD9ee-
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-05
Press nay faznsr

1 remember. remember the house
where 1 was besn, the little window
where the sun cane peeping in At
morn. You'd hardly know the old
place now, for dad is up-to-date, and
the farm is scientific, from the back
lot to the gate. The house and barn
are lighted With bright acetlyne, an
engine in the iaundry is run by gaso-
hae; we ave silss re have dvnam0
and things, . telephone for gossip,
and 4 phonos1aPA that sings. The hired
man has left u-we niss his homsly
fscs-a lot e ssllsgs graduates are
working in ~ plneA Thssss an
engineer and aaae = eAA.ffsss a.l
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-05

G, W. Graham WAS in from Lily, on
Yanpa river, Wednesday. Mr.. Gra-
han reports that new settlers are conf
ing into western Moffat in large num-
bers; that they are taking up all the
dry mesa lands and up into the Dan
forth hills, along the line between Bio
Blanco and Mofat counties. Most Of
them seem to have enough money to
get started on.-Meeker Herald.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-15
toista ta.ntia mpSbastpnpt. oIimme

Ioletd nitiIu W9oDd8fpngr. Sttmr1e
fits matfalIa iubliin iota tulimme
Diettdmadn fotifaupuneisiomme pp.
ban aifano. @upeiimme mp0s ppptG.
mddn nell ia iiiar Nnttosta iddmdGn
iubliimme Tbomfonisia ia goluque.
|tisia ppbdnd, ia be fuostuiiuatfim fiji.
ben p~ppnt00mme. SIo pmpdr0i mel.
I'd. fila iublia oil tieoosia. postori
Saapanenfin faap,ii aiemaIIe matfal.
la Bainoon. ioten meiIId oil tiIai.
iuiis pubua palion raffaan fanIa.
laistemme fpipmpfiistG. erittdinfin
pbtpmisaiiasta. 2iitos postori Soo.
paielle bpipGsta ieurastal
Suna hiIifin ia astuimme ipo,,.
mum ia Min Idboettiin fiitGmadn al.
ia fpptid asbIanbiin pain. Gimme
paastpdmme waibooimme ianaa ia
plan alfoi ti,tut ieubut ast,ia ndptta.
MOLE. Wastorit Miemi ia Snusfo.
men iaimat Wapleen iublimaan ia me
past, ia Mrs, snttoicn fansIa, lat.
matfaa 9ulutbiin. SielIa
IpotpSmme paolilen lSbsimme Gbonl.
pastori ia Mrs, anttoicu lid.
oesla miela 9uIntbiin tnlIaficen mi.
Den %iunasia. minimum ~hnIiwatfin.
BaStorit Miemi ia SunSfonen t,,Ii.
nat mpobemmin iamana iltana ia
olimme taas faiffi pboesid raf.
fooisiamme.
(Satf.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-15
Uanbaa ia nutta pirtta.
(Jatk. edelliseen.)
III.

l11s
Semoien biljalleen iuosta b0lfpt.
tGesid IGpi pfiitoiffoisten maiiemien,
laaioien pelto. ia niittptaianfoien,
ioibin Min plan maipp Sdmeen ipaib-
~telepampaan luontoon tottiimit iil-
ma, maipui 2aina ipmiin aiatrfiiin,
berGten niistG ainoastaan ionflin
mastaantuIiian puofii tai naboes.
iaan mabdnfin Buomiota fiinnittG-
mdmpda. Slma oil illrnlIiien bar
maata ia rasfasta, iataa tibittti bic.
noa mibmaa, jofa eli iuuri fastelllit,
maan of fuitenfin liiddmGsid aIafir-
loiluuoen tlinnelmaa.
Samanlainen fltin llionto of 2ai-
nan mieliala. Sun of min monasti
aiatufiisiaan elGnpt tGmGn tGrfeGn
paimGn, tdmdn matfan ia of flttpitel-
Tut fen min faunein ipGrein, ieIlai-
iefii iublalIiiefii, eritpiiefii merffita-
paufiefii iollaista main barmoin fat
thu elGmdsid; miitta npt, mitG ID
bemmGfii ban iaapui oootettiia pGG-
mdrGG, iitG jofapGimGiiemm6ltd ia
~tpbiemmdIt6 oIfoi tlrntiia, etdiiDp6en
rituiubobteen faooftua. &entieg ban
oil aiettani,t Iiifoia toiipeita td1IIG o.
soonfd ID beranndtftin min, TN.
ties a%iatteli ban. - HetolIista
untafo olimat i%uloifet toiipeet9 =
Oil Min rasfasta, ipnffGG.
@ilunipGristps fdipi IGpi 2ainan
riiumiin ia ban peti ia6etaffiaan thu
femmalle, lGmmint1 bafien. $Gn
tlnii itieniG Min pfiinGiiefii min
bpliGtpfii - maa oil music ia
mlstalta naptti tainasfin, Ell frrnpi-
fam tiintiini,t 2aina.parasta nGlittG-
nGn.
= &,tinfa pitfGltG on pielG mat.
faa, &posti9 = fpidii bdn tafana is.
titipalta fpptipoialta.
= @GbGn toista penifuImaa enGG.
= Erntuiifos rpoffpnGstG malta pit.
fdltd9 = ianoi niIfas poifa.
- Suntuuban fe. =
Boifa of fppbitettGmGIIeen ferto.
nut, fuinfa tatpattoman iiimalinen
mics beibGn ropastinia oil ia fllinfa
b,~irsfasta eldmdG pappilasfa mietet-
tim iefG pleenid fofo pitdidsid. 2ai-
nan tiebusteluitft, iosfo faiffi pappi-
laiiet oipat pbtG bursfaita, nastaii
ban, ettG:
= gira.rpoffpnd taitaa oIIa iuri,-
ton = roipastin ipanbempi tptGr =
ie rtaiiraa min ia l0rpottelee ttirbia;
iumaliiet eipGt ole ieIIaiiia.
- $50, minfdIaiiia fifteen iiimaIiiet
opat? = of 2ainan fpidps, bitpitet-
tuna poian ielitpfiestd.
= @ttef0 tie iitG tie6G9 = poifa o.
Ii oIitt ibmeisiGGn mitta of fifteen
liiGnnpt: tottapa fen tieoatte = mutt
ten paan fpiptte = eifG ri,ipennitt
tarfemmin ielittGmGan.
Matfa I1beni IdbenemiStGGn lop-
praan. &irfonfplG alfoi 10 nafpd
miiben fiIometrin pGabdn ia biiifan
%IGbemmdfii iaaiputtua, oiotti &p0sti
mGban iitprmmalIa oleipoa titubeaa
lebtipiuurpbmaG, ianoen iieII6 oIetpan
pappiIan. Siutret pii,t estiip6t fen
rafennafien ~nGfpmdstG.
2ainanfin alafiiloiiiuis alfoi bal.
meta mitG ~ldbemmGfii pd6stiin. @er-
raten bousfan paifrtlfien tefi fpl0
|fofonoiiuiioesiaanfin, fiiaiten molem'
min piioIin firirebfoa iofea, miitta e.
|tenfin poppiIa ndpth iongen wiebdt'
tGpdIta iuiirten, ~iidffdioen puibeu
pmpGroimGnd, baoIimatta ifGfpdr
idan epdebuIIiiesta tpaifuhifiesta. Sep
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-15
aaasatsba.

Mltaa toaien pGiwdn tp0,
2oppui pitfd taIpipO.
MamutGbti Ioistaa.
@orioia mum rinnastain
ct IA tdbti firtas main
Milloinfaan moi poistaa.
Mutta fiitos Sumalan,
GamutGb6en ibanan
Sptptti ban meilIel
Sielrn pom fe poistaa moi,
uuoen pGimGn lion toi
2ampas efipneilIe.
Spntisrauffain gstdmd,
@amutdbti firfas I'd,
2oista fieluibimmel
Soifoon aamumirtemlne
Guile Seeius, Serramme,
@inoo auttaiamme.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-15
(SaH.)
&ebpihafiia nnorelle taistelepalle
Serran pmalIe.

On ibmiiiG, ioilIe &ristus on ipaan
ibanneibmi1en, iofa febittpi muita
tbmiiia pitemmalle. SGnellG oil bp.
peitd ia ibanteita enemmdn fuin
muilla. Ndin aiatteIeipat ibmiiet ua.
rottipat pitGmGstG &ristusta Iefd
Sumalana ettG ibmiienG. Miten fieb.
tofpasia muooosia iiiein tarjotaan.
fam nellie titota ~tperetontG &ristus.
ia. yStGpG, iofa mab6olliiesti olet
ioltiinitt iellaiieen feuraail iosia pb-
tenadn iinulIe tariotaan t1lIaista ma.
Iimiesfa, mtiSfa, eftef fiiripoli6u lem.
moiieen &ristiifieen. sc on fanaen
naarallista. &IG ltsfo iittenfGGn,
Daiffa tho iaarnaaja ~iinitsta nGDttGi.
Il lite nalfetoen enfeliltG. Mntta
Jos iellaista nsfot, min tieoG oletuaIi
faootufien tiellG, SiIoinL jos fosfaan
olet menettanpt iieluii raiiban iefG
tdalld etta iianfaiffiiesti. Sitd eli
taos ole miiualla fuin Seeiufien ipe-
rem turmisia. Muista, eta paatu.
mufien tia on perrin ipaarallinenl
Sofu tdmdn lrfiioista moi ajatel-
Ia: mitG mafiaa pitblia tlollaista
Mile, iotfa oipat 10 ai,triltenia fGiit.
tGneet9 SinG jofa nGin aiatteIet,
Hottie main e6elleenfin, eta olet
pdGsipt toiien raiiban fGiittGmGGn,
mutta marc fuitenfin, ettei flfaan fl
nulta friiunliaii %ottaiii. 9iin, en- II.
MILE tGtG feboitustani tarfoittamit-
fam. Wlttta tieoGn, ettG on monta
nuorta armoon turtpaapaa, ioioen
on festettGpd palio, fun iaatpat elGG
iulietti,na pmpGristooniG maalliien
fittiumlifienia tGboen. SieIlG moi.
oaan pbtenddn piIfata &ristusta ia
SGnen armotpotGGn, tai iitte tario.
taan iielIG nalepapabtaiaa, jofa eli
anna raiibaa iiehille.
OstGpGnil Scum iinltIta on raiiba
poisia iielustaii min miista fapod
bppin iiiein riifoufiesia armoistiimen
liiona, ettG iaiiit aipiin oifeaa1 oil
fam. Slid pGip, iiiben Ell ole iinnna
mitddn ippta. snd mposfdGn pelfdG,
eta Iopulta olet bfiinaii ipaiputpa.
SloIlainen aiatiis, iofa iosfus moi
piiiabtaa intellect, on nibolliien ania.
Siiben ie foettaa iaaba iinut Iantee.
maan. sc, ett6 olet pfiin, Ell ole tot
ia. sc ,ettG mifa mdiDt, Ell ole nab.
oolIista, finn main tiirtpanaii on Ser
ra. SGn on %ianoniit, ettei ban iitpait-
Ietpaista fpnttiIdtanfd iammita.
Muista ettd taitpaart ia maan Sierra
on Min lononut, Sdnen ~ianania o.
mat tooetl
@aiffapa mielG parboat ~pstGfpdii-
fin ubfaiiimat iGttGG iiniit pfiin, min
iuofie iiloinfin alma Serron ninnen
pabipaan Iinnaor, min olet parjel.
TIT. Sdtd tiirtpapaiffaa ei iimaIta III
fam moi riistdG. Siind mott lotto
taisteluien f%esfeIldfin.
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