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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
Turks Say Attack Was RepuIssd.

Amsterdam, Holland.-An official
communication issued at CONSTANT
nople announced that the Anglo
French forces on June % thrice at
tackled the Turkish left wing at Avi
Burnu and the Turkish right wing at
Seddul-Bahr, but were repulsed on
both occasions. with very heavy
losses.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
Auto Rides az Gents Each,

Spokane, hree-and-one-haK-
cent fare automobiles have begun OPP
Grating on the Spokane streets. The
cars seat 10 passengers each. Books
containing tickets for 100 rides are
being sold for $3.50.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
KlIIs Hls WIfe's parents.

Jackson, Blss,--Desperate because
he believed they had separated from
him his wife, Allen Westbrook shot
and instantly killed his father-inIaw,
G. C. CleayeIand, and Mrs. Cleaye
Land.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
Alabama pry AGAIN.

Montgomery, Ala.-State-wide pro-
hibition is now in effect Every sa-
loon and dispensary in the state has
been closed. The transition was made
with marked quiet and orderliness.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
Man Pursued b. Posse Ends LIfe.

Bloomington, Hl-Surrounded by a
posse near Maumee, jackson county,
and with his escape cut off, Paris
Hassan, GA, Turk, shot and seriously
wounded George Roger, farmer. and
then killed himself.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
Three KlIIed hv Tornado-

Muskogee. ok.--Six persons are re.
ported to have been killed in a tor.
nado that swept parts OF Attawa Conn.
", northwestern Oklahoma. Three
deaths have been verified.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
London Smoker Than Ever

London.-One of the curious effects
OF the war is that London is smoker
than ever. War has filled the factories
with unskilled stokers.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
Fish Estate Goes to Children.

New York.-The 81 coo, 900 estate OF
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, who died sew
eral weeks ago, is divided among her
three children, under the terms of her
will filed for probate at Carmel, N. Y.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
Arohbishon he Onto az.

St. Johns, N. F.-The most Rev.
Edward Patrick Roche, D. D., AZ years
old was consecrated archbishop of the
Newfoundland diocese. He is said to
be the youngest archbishop.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
20 AMERICANS DIE
IN UNDERSEA WAR
BRITISH LINER ARMENIAN CAR.
RYlNe MULES FOR ALLIES
is ToRPEDoED.
PRESIDENT AWAITING DATA
Action Of United States Depends or
Status Of Liner--29 Persons
Knowa to Be Dead--2o Were
American Citizens.

washington.-The Dominion freight
liner Armenian, flying the British flag
and carrying mules from Newport
News, Va to England, was torpedoed
and sunk on Monday night by the
German submarine U-3S off Cornwall,
England, and over a score of Ameri-
cans aboard are reported lost, accord.
ing to messages received by the state
department from Consul S Armstrong,
Jr., at Bristol Twenty-nine men in
all were lost and ten injured.
The news created a sensation in Of
fetal circles, as it was the first case
of loss of American lives since the
sinking of the Lusitnaia. The gray
fly of the incident, however, and the
action of the Washington government
depends almost entirely on whether
the Armenian was chartered by the
British government, and was in fact
a transport of war aboard which
Americans would sail at their own
risk or whether she was an unarmed
merchantmen. In the latter case even
though carrying contraband, the ship
should have been subjected to visit
and search and those aboard transfer
red to a place of safety before the
destruction of the vessel was at
tempted.
From the messages received, it ap-
pears that, in addition to the torpe-
do, at least one shot was fired from
q disappearing rifle. The consul's re-
port said "the wireless house was
taken by the second shot"
Mules are contraband of war &C
cording to all lists OF the belligerents,
so there can be no doubht as to wheth-
er the cargo was seiZable. Officials
will make an effort to learn if the
vessel was armed and whether she
was a part Of the British naval forces
before the opinion Of the state de
partment on the case will be dis
closed.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
Submarine Is Relocated.

San Francisco.-The United States
submarine HS, which went on the
rocks near Point Sur Lighthouse, 115
miles south of here, was foated at
high tide July 2.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
New Trial for Condemned Man.

The supreme court reversed and re-
manded the case against Wick Guer-
niger, convicted in Kansas City of
having attacked Mrs. Gertrude Shid-
Ter and sentenced to hang. The case
was reversed because the trial court
allowed Gueringer only is minutes in
which to file a motion for new
trial.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
Mldshlpmen He'd for Hazlna.

Annapolis, Md.-SeYen midshipmen
we're placed under arrest at the naval
academy charged with hazing or run
ming members Of the new fourth
class.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
second Convict Escapes.

John Wilson Of Buchanan county,
who was serving two-year term for
grand larceny, has escaped from the
penitentiary. He was not captured.
He is the second In one week.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
Poincare in Trenches Two DAVIS

Paris.-President Poincare passed
Sunday and Monday in the first line
trenches, talking with the officers and
men. The president watched several
batteries in action
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
Buford Seeks state office.

While In Jefferson City attending
the laying Of the corner stone Of the
new capitol, Senator Carter IA. Buford
OF Reynolds county announced his
candidacy for the Democratic nominal
lion TOR state treasurer next year.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
sIaYer Eleetroeuted al slnn Sine

ossining, N. with smile on his
face as he was strapped into the chair.
Joseph Ferri, an italian, who killed
his brother-in-law at Linwood, L. L.
was electrocuted in Sing Sing prison.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
only one Bidder.

There was only one bidder for the
privilege of binding books for the
state. This was the Hugh stephens
Printing Company. This contract calls
for approximately $4,000 a year for
binding state documents.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
Capture Point on Dardanelles.

1t is reported from Athens that the
allies have occupied Krithia, on the
Gallipoli Peninsula.
A French torpedo boat effectively
hombarded the Turkish encampment
opposite Chic and also shelled the viii
lage of Sigapzike.
Krithia has been the new objective
Of the British French forces and is Of
much strategic Importance.
The captures by the Austro-German
armies in their operations for the
month of June numbered 194,521 Of
flcers and men and vast supplies of
munitions, according to the latest Of
fetal communication from Berlin and
Vienna.
The Italian ship Sardomene, timber
laden, has been torpedoed five miles
from Castletown, Bearhaven, Ireland.
Nine of the crew were drowned and
two died of injuries. Nine we're saved.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
ENGLISH TORPEDO BOAT BADLY
DAMAGED IN HOME
WATERS.
100000 MEN TO WARSAW
Allies Report Important Gains in Dsn
danelle ampaign-Teutons
Take $4,000 Prisoners
in Month Of June.

London.-The first stroke against
British naval craft in home waters for
some time is announced briefly by the
admiralty, which says that fourteen
men have been lost by the torpedoing
of the destroyer Lightning. The ship
was towed into port, badly damaged.
The Austro-German forces on the
Russian front are estimated at 20OO,-
600 and their progress has been rapid.
They have crossed the forest fringing
the Tanew river, and are not far from
the Jamoso fortress, twenty-five miles
north of the Galician frontier.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
Renewing His Youth.

Former Lieut.. Gov. Robert Camp
bell occupied seat on the platform
during the ceremonies at the laying
of the capitol corner stone. He was
a power in state politics IS years ago.
He served four years as lieutenant
governor, 1881 to 1885.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
President Reserves Judgment.

Cornish. y. H-President Wilson
was informed Of the sinking of the
Dominion liner Armenian by German
submarine and of the fact that a num-
Der Of Americans were lost. 1t was
said that he would wait for full Off.
cial information before deciding what
course to pursue, but that a thorough
investigation would be conducted.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
Barker Defeated in Rate Fight.


The Missouri supreme court en-
en- banc denied the right of Attorney
General Barker to sue railroads to
compel them to refund all moneys
collected by them from passengers
and shippers, during the tendency OF
the Mcpherson injunction, in excess
of the amount authorized by the 2
cent passenger and maximum freight
laws. The decision viii throw out of
courts the suits against IL trunk lines
to recover $24,OOO,0OO.
Questions of law which are at Is
sue are the only things in which the
courts are interested. and harangues
in which popular prejudice is sought,
have no place here. Some briefs iR
this case amply justify these re-
marks"
The supreme courts decision was
handed down in the Chicago & Alton
case, one of the 10 suits which At.
torney General Barker filed against
trunk lines shortly after the United
States supreme court, about year
ago, upheld the constitutionality Of
the 2-cent fare in Missouri.
In the opinion, which was concurred
in by all members of the court ex-
cept Judge Bond, who dissented, the
supreme court holds that the attor-
ney general has no right to use the
time and money of all the taxpayers
to bring suits for certain private in
dividuals
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
Masons Make Good Showing.

Wasons Make Good Showing.
At the corner stone laying here last
week, the Moberly Masonic lodges had
a better turnout proportionately than
any other in the state. There were
more than 300 from that town.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
Convict Road Work success.

Convict Road Work Success.
A correspondent has visited the first
convict road camp in Missouri. The
camp is located on the Westphalia-
Linn road in Usage county, about four
miles north of Westphalia.
Here the theory of certain state
officials, that the convicts in the state
penitentiary can be leased to the va
rious counties for road work, is being
tested.
The experiment, so far, has been
an unqualified success. About 20
convicts have bene working in that
vicinity for more than a month, and
not once has breach Of discipline
occurred, nor have any OF the prison.
ers made an effort to escape.
Two facts, however, have to be
taken into consideration in citing
these results. In the first place, the
convicts were selected because they
had the best prison records and with
view toward making the expert
ment a success, il possible. The 9th
err reason is that the convlcts are fed
and sheltered better than many of
them probably would be IL they were
free. In other words, they really are
not treated like prisoners, though
technically, they are inmates Of the
penitentiary.
The men have lost their prison pal
Tor and are tanned and brown. They
work only about eight hours day
and under moderate masters. Their
appreciation of the difference between
such a treatment and the slave driv-
ing methods of the convict system, is
shown by their conduct.
Only four guards are used at the
camp. Two are on duty during the
day and two at night.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
ludae erown In BattIe creek.

IUUUU DTUWII III DUNtIU NINNNs
Judge John NJ. Brown. member OF the
supreme court, whose health has been
falling for several months, has gone
to Battle Creek. Mich, crest for
few weeks.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-07-08
Labor In Small Cities.

Labor In Small Cities.
Facts and figures dealing with or
ganized labor in some of the smaller
cities of the state have just ben
given publicity by Labor Commission
er Fitzpatrick's latest bulletin which
has just been made public.
The information impaired is based
on reports made in January, 1915, by
either the local secretaries or the sec
rotary of the national organization to
which the locals belong. Nearly
every report indicated an increase in
membership. Unions made up of rail-
road men and coal and metallic miners
predominant in the towns which are
considered. Here and there are found
locals made up of bricklayers, carpen-
tiers, bartenders, BARRIERS and printers.
The wages of these organized work
ers are from 20 to so per cent higher
than those of toilers following SINH.
lar callings in other Missouri towns
where no labor unions exist.
Lexington reported nine unions with
total of 1877 members, eight Of
whom are women.
Marcelline reported ten unions, with
673 members.
Novinger reported four unions with
544 members.
Monet reported ten unions with
763 members.
Brookfield reported ten unions with
Sic members, nine of whom were wo-
men.
Trenton reported eleven unions
with 53S members.
Chaffee reported eight unions with
$50 members, two of whom are wo-
men.
Maryville has more organized wo-
men toilers than any of the other
cities considered in this bulletin. Here
are found 81 employees and large
number of female wage earners. Five
unions reported for 1914-15 40 male
members and sc female, a total of
los. A year ago three unions re-
ported SS members, sc of whom were
women. The gain, when the total is
considered, being II. The loss of ten
women toilers perhaps due to matri-
mony.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-19
Ms5tabnIa Sarhor, Ohio.

glofuun 8 p. Ito 8-R12 mGlinG
italia toimipat 3aniolIisieurafun.
famine tpanbat naiiet iltaman ienra-
fiintamme bpmGfii. @niin oil rum
ias bengellihen obielma.
sc alfoi mirrelld ITO miriifirios-
ia. TGmdn jalfeen Mrs. @iunmaa
pitt atpauspi,been, lufi %raamattiia ia
iobti alfuriifoufien. SGtG %ieuraii
Ipbpitd fertomafiia, runoia ia lauiun.
toia bptuin u%iealta emdnndltd. @1-
Tin laiiloimat emdnndt, MILLION pie.
nemmisiG, MILLION i%1iuremmisia iou-
foisia bengelliiiG lauIuia. Saatiin
tuulla mum mllasia nGmG laullit:
"SGn tilee fobta Seeius", "gb tai
wainen SeruiaIem'', "Wafiett' on
melfa," SGGt on 10 malmisna', ia
"Suo MULE raiibas Seeius." Sop
pupubeen ia -rufoufien pitt Mrs.
2ampela. Sdtd leuraii pbteislaiiIil
Sioninfanteleesta 256. Scum of benz
eellinen obielma pGattpnpt ieuraii
iltaman aineellinen puoli. Seuraii
fuffien mppntiG. See fGmimGt bpmin
faupafii. Gen iGlfeen of fabmitar-
%ioilua. Buboas tulo oil $24.48.
Olemme fiitolliiia emGnniIle toimis-
taan. Spodmellinen fiitos mpos
Mile, iotfa labioittipat frffia tGbdn
mppntiin. Srmalalle forfein fiitos
fatfista.
glofuitn 8 pna flo H2 fofoontiii
ieurafuntamnte ompeluieiira Nrs.
8ofin llona. Mrs. @iilnmaa iobti
alf~urufoufien ia lufi raamattra.
uieita laiilria laiilettiin Sionin 3an-
teleesta. Silaiiu1tbesia of noin fol.
%mefpmmentG benfeG. emit ferran
ieura ~fofoontliii 2eanoer Snntitfien
a%iunnosia tiistaina, elofurin II p.
flo R2 ip.
Sopusia of fabmitarioiliia. Tulo
iiitG oil $685..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-19
VanboiIta ajoiIta ia nyt.
&iri. s. Sannes.

@GlttGfGGt teitGnne Sero6efien ia.
patufiesta. Sariieiifiet fiuiaiipat
Seelufielta merffiG taitpaasta itieI.
lenid. Sdn buofaii bengesid ia ia
moi: "Mifii tGmG iufli merffiG ppp.
tGd9" Sotiiesti ianon NINA teiIle,
Ell tGlle flfitfunnalle anneta merffiG.
.Sa ban iGtti ~fariieufiet ia astiii taas
babteen, ia meni plitfe. Miitta ope.
tuslapiet of nnbottaneet ottaa IeipGG
miifaania mititta fliin pbben Lehman,
fiiin ldbtinGt t%oiielle pitolen iGripeG.
Sept alfoi taas pelfc, fun Ell olefaan
leipGd mafana. Seelus fpIld tieii
beioan ioiitapan bGtdnid, ia fpipi:
"Wfitd te aiattelette, ettei tetIld ole
leipG1, eifo te pielG nptfGGn pmmGr.
rG ia buomaa, mielGfo teilld nptfin
on paatiinut ipodn, teiIl1 on iiImGt ia
cite nGe ia forpat teilld on, ia cite
futile ia miistofin teilld on olemas.
ia, maan cite mitdGn muista. &oSfa
nina milf Ieipdd muriin miibelle III.
bonnelle, fuinfa monta tdpii.
nGistG forio te tdbteit6 foriaiitte?"
Se ianoimat: "fafiitoistafpmmentG"
Site Seeils biiomaittti opetusIapiia,
ettd mifG on ippnG, eta Ell te pmmGr.
rG2 Wabtaofo npfpaifaiiet opetiis-
olla fuinfa paIior parempia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-19

non fuuniisia puistosia. So iielld
mp0s on iiIloin runiaasti inonipio-
lista obielmaa. Soften ei filfaan tule
fatumaan taloaan. Siis ioifoua
rientdt6Gmme fanan pmpGrille. SGs.
iGfin iublasia tiilee pubumaan paste.
ri W. @isfari. Sltaiella iiirrptdGn
'pllG mainittiuun firffoon iiibIaa iat.
famaan ia iamasia tiIdiiuubesia mie.
tetd6n S. p. ebtoolIinen. Sateen Tot
tuesia alfaa iublamme firfon alaia-
lisia ia mpSbemmdlld fiirrpt66n fir.
Ton plG-ofaan. - Suom.l Seen Oor-
fista tiiliiat poipat ottaa Nortb aip.
aiemalla fatuiparmiitrli % atue'', ma-
iemmalle pain meneipGn, ia istua
iiind min faliatt fuin ie miimeiien
ferran ppidbtpp. Sitten on pieni I'd.
melp.matfa aieman puoleista tietG
paIIofent6ItG metiGn relnaan, iosta
aiifeaa penfeillG ia fatetuilla p0p6il-
I'd marustettu iubla.fenttdmme.
Smmala, iolta faiffinainen bp.
ND anto tulee, iobtafoon iublaomme
nimenid funniafii ia fuolemattomain
iieluimme iloffi ia aiitituteffi. Col.
mon fits faiffi fanialaiiemme terpe.
~tulleefii.
Seurafunnan puolesta,
8optGfiriuri @. s.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-19
Megan, SSabo.

|&osfa tGGltG meioGn fplGstG Ell
b firjoitrsta, naiffa fninfa iilmGi.
@uttaiaa puolelta ia toiielta, min
firioittaa ia poistaa tior
|tufien, iofa alma titnfee eStGmGGt:
/ Tina; onbat ntitG p%aremptafinl
IT'D toiin onfin fen fpll6 mponnGn;
Jam MT fuitenfin faifesia beiffoii-
(iant tertpebbGn teitG faiffia Ser.
omia ia armosta iloitiemia iiia-
ia meliid, fosfa ndfpp, etta pal.
nield loptpp niitGfin iotfa elGipGt
1osta aituaana. sc irtrtri onfirt
noa, ettd me furiat ia itieSidmme
pottomat iaamme ola Siimalart
fla ia iianfaiffiien eldmdn periIli-
Seeiufien &ristitfien faittta, fiji
hin tobistaa Sumalan Jana, ppbd
nattu. Weill1 on mabma profe-
inen Jana ia fuulut, ettd teette
Pin, eta iiitG poorin ototte. Hiin,
Jun pitt mainito, eta meillGfin
la on ollut ibania betfid tdmdn
IGfitiin oiaIla, iil1 pastori Ibl.
J. iofa perbeeni6 fansia on fesfuu-
pmme, on moimoffaoSti tooista-
HolgataIla ipiotaneesta fperestG,
on meioGt SumalalIe io%nittoniit.
fiiinfa iuIoiiia otpot betfet, joito
tme miettGd fuullen iitloista e.
felinmia SeciuficSto 9ristufieS.
ofo ei fetG1n bpIiGd, jofa Sdnen
tiG tabtoo -tlllo juuri ielIoiieno
ana FUN olemme, fosfo SGn on
ktfin iiiiiri ipntiiid peIostdmaan.
ospo Jana diff tGGIl6fin iattit-
monen ipoGmeen, eta motif pei
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-19
Weiu @oe1elle, u. ..

gm. 2rtb iearafunta piettGG piio-
ii-iublaania ia iamalIa etpanfeliitmi-
jiblot. Eorstaina, t. T.. 26 b. alfao
jublat Italia 2actpooo atpe. firfon o.
la.ialisia flo s iu. Obielma tiilee o.
lemaan entistG runiaampi. SillG
iublopubuiofii iaaptu postori W.
8isfori Sitcbbureista ia post. s.
Saofana Geriep gitpstG. SEEM gor-
fista tuIiiot moipi iaapua beIposti fiji.
Id firffo on aipan Idbell6 Nortb atp.
oiemoo.
Soinen jubla pGifpG on iunniin-
toina, t. t. 80 p. Su iiuoin, jos on
founis lima, Mir alamme iibla.ob.
jelmon FLO 3 pGiipaIlG Gitp Eorfis-
ia. SieIl6 taas on pormosti baus.
faa, frin etponfeliumi faifiiu luor.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-19
Observation-Disclosures.

SairportisIa, o., 2aniaIisieura.
Human fesfuuoesia on 10 rippifoullta
pioettp tapallaan feidfuiin pbtepoes.
I'd. &oiilunfGpntia iatfamaan fit'
oppilaat laiantaina, ippsfrnn
II pnG flo 8 op. &ouIua pibetaGn
lauantaibin, ippsfuun % pdinGGn
asti, jolloin ilIaIla flo 1873 pioetadn
S. p. ebtooIIiielle pGGstotoimitits.
Sunnlintaina 26 pnd ippsfritta fGp-
not rippilapiet emf ferran s. p. ebt.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pbtepoes.
~B. @iettinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-19


SGmGn leboen lilfiiat ebfd muista.
tpat wieI6 ettG Marquetten f~irffofoo.
ril6 oil aifomus mennG Marqneften
IinnalIe I. T. 1 p. Wainittuna Poi.
,pGnG eli moita fuitenfaan tGtd pddtos.
I'd toteittaa ippst6, ettd miespnolis.
ten la%ulaiain taptpi ola tposid I'll.
Ioin. SGt6 pGtostd Ell ole f~uitenfaan
fofonaan wielG fioletettlt, maan tiil.
Iaan ie ~fGpt1mn0siG toteuttamaan Ia.
beiiesid tulemaiiua6esia.
@mGnnat ~bommaiipat pbteiien ON.
p%eIuieuran ~fofoufien I. I. 5 pditpdfii
Nresgiie Ssle iaareen, uaan faifefii
onnettomuiioefii iattui iabe.ilma ole.
maar, joten tGpbpimme ~fofoontaa
firfon alaialiin. SpwGsti ie fabmi
iieIGfin maistut. Suloia fabmipop.
odstG oil $685..
Sbielma.iltama oil t. t. s pdipd
ia obielma onnistiii bpuin. 3uali-
ioita oil mGbdn. Gilaiiuuoesia eff.
tettiin ieuraama obielma: gbteis-
[auIiia, ~afpauspube ia rifoiis, past.
!. S.; foorilauliia, iublalaiilii, ferto-
mus, Miis S. Supanto; Solo.lai.
Fia Scr. 9. Miebelion; fertomas
EDars. $. 2afe, aoorilaulaa, bpmmi,
tlino Miis s. 2ampi, blettolaulua
Dsiis 6. Seimonen ia Miis 8. Stol-
pc ia foorilaillia: "@aiffa meiiit
petten faitta /. n. e. Yube Scr. 81.
pasiel, rrro Wiis S. 2aurila, fo0ri.
aaIra, Motetti. Sbielmaa iai Eft
|GmGttG neliG nirmeroa ippstG, ettd
bIeii0 alfoi poistua ia olifin ilta fn-
unut 10 mp0bGlle. SIen marina, jos
bielman iiiGlto diff ollut iotain
nitita FUN Siimalan ianaan iiiGltp-
,GG, min Ell diff uni raiittaniit, naif.
npa ie diff ollut mpobGiempifin, o.
en fen tllliit uletnfin brtomaamaan.
FiIaiiuubeSia of mposfin fabnitar-
bilua. Eiilot fabpipopodstd olipat
$50.
&onialaiiiue Warauettesia ppptdi-
n buomautta, eta pfiist6 trumin
eitettGiiiin pois tlio monbd tapa, ettG
tamiin b. M. f~ofoufiiin menr6Gn
asia puolta t1intia mpobemmin fun
4 ilmoitettit olfamafii ia tebtGiiiin
TO poiffeus, eta mentGiiiin t1stG
ioleen puolta titntia ennen mdGrG.
|faa, ettG toiminta poitaiiiin jar.
STUD alfanafit m6GrGtpllG aialla.
Pposfin iGiii pitempi aifa illasio
iminnalle.
SmpeIuieuran fofoufiesta Mrs. ia
Fr. 81. 8iitalan litona tiloia fabmi-
pbastd $3.50. Seuraafpa ompelu-
iran fofois pioet1Gn Wrs. ia Scr.
pfiien Iuona 26 p. t. T. iltap6inGl-
iilIoin taaien mennGdn ioufolla.
$. s.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-19
~I. @iettinen.

pibetG6n Gomingtonisia, Wicb., inn'
nuntaino t. +. % b. SubIapibuiina
tuIepat eiiintpmddn pastorit IS.
Wuori ia S. 6. 2ilieroos iefa folpo-
tori ". SasieI.