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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-23
Bad lanauaae.

Thomas A. Edison on his sixty
eighth birthday said TO reporter;
THE result of this war will be a
German republic that I'm fifty years
will forge ahead OF all OF us
The reporter. impressed by Mr.. Ed
sons war knowledge. asked:
What language do the Belgians use
-Walloon. French. German"
"Humph." said Mr. Edison II know
well what language Id use If were a
Belgian
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-23

bring the rings in out OF the window.
Now slip one on my finger and well
see she pouted. and held out the
dangerous finger OF her left hand. and
with considerable curiosity he slipped
ring on H.
Jack" she exclaimed. This is so
sudden"
Ethel" he cried.
And, oblivious OF the jeweler. Of
all else save loves young dream. they
crashed into each others arms.
As a matter OF fact the chorus girl
Is merely a matter OF form.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-23

They're engagement rings,"
Shouldn't be surprised" he replied
But come on. we've seen them now.
you know"
They're the gorgeousest engage
ment rings" she sighed. The dia-
monds look diamond -colored now, but
when you put them on your finger
they turn bright pink"
"Peruke. hardly believe that" he
rebuked.
They do They do, Come and
I'll show you" and she dragged him
into the shop and had the jeweler
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-23
TOUCHES OF ECZEMA
A. Once Relieved by cutieura Quite
Easily. Trial Free.

The Soap to cleanse and purify. the
Ointment TO soothe and heal. Nothing
better than these fragrant super
creamy emollients for all troubles ar
fecting the skin. scalp. hair and hands.
They mean a clear skin. clean scalp.
good hair and soft. white hands.
Sample each free by mail with Book.
Address postcard. Cuticura. Dept. Ky.
Boston. Sold erywhere.-Ady.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-23

Of gasoline. and il is in this connec-
ton that Doctor Rittman's discovery
will be OF such great benefit Not only
viii il be available TO the Standard Oil
company. but il will be az the dis
posal of any reputable company in the
United States
The patents. when they are issued.
viii be given absolutely to the people
of the United States. and measures
viii be taken TO insure that the new
process viii never be allowed to any.
one TO use as a monopoly.
The discovery as to gasoline is per-
haps exceeded in importance. how
ever. b: the discovery OF the fact that
such products as touol and benzol
heretofore obtained from coal tar
alone. can now be made from petro-
leum
In normal times there is produced
an enormous quantity of benzol and
toluol in Germany. where. as in all
Europe. the coke is made in by-product
ovens, and the tar and its associated
products saved In the United States
only about % per cent Of the coke is
made in such a way as TO save the by
products.
Benzol and toluol are raw materials
in the manufacture of many medicines.
dyestuns and explosives The fact
that the United States is apparently to
have a plentiful source of raw mate
-. 81 60 Il nil -
ably be a stimulus to the building up
here of new industries. Up 10 the time
OF the present war Americans pro
duced only a small fraction of the dye
stufs actually used in American in
dustries The fact that since the out
break OF the war the United States has
/ been unable TO obtain an adequate
supply OF dyes has had already an
| effect in causing effort TO be made for
launching an industry for the produc.
ton of dyestuffs.
The Rittman discoveries are also OF
the utmost importance as to explo
sives. In case OF war in which the
United States would be shut of from
an outside supply OF benzol and toluol
il would DE able TO produce for the
use of the army and navy from its
large supplies OF petroleum practically
any amount of these materials desired
Many Of our modern drugs and medi
cines are made directly or indirectly
from benzol. The production OF this
latter material al a cheap price would
be a great stimulus to the building III
of large synthetic drug industry il
this country. At the present time Ger
many has a MONOPOLY in this business
The man who has made these no
table discoveries was born in San
dusky. Ohio December 2. 1888.
In 1905 he received a bachelor o
arts degree from Swarthmore college
in Pennsylvania. and in 1909 he re
ceived his master of arts degree from
the same place. During 1909 he serve,
as chemist for the United Gas I'm
provement company of Philadelphia
He served as lecturer and laborator,
instructor in Swarthmore from 1903 e
1912, and continued his studies in en-
cineering. so that he was granted
degree OF mechanical engineer in 1917
While at Swarthmore. and especial!
during the last three years. he wa
engaged in professional chemical engi
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-23
AND AFTER THAT, THE ALTAR
Reilly There Was Nothing Else to II
When He Had Been Led to
Make the Plunge

or course. when she stopped n
front Of the jewelers. window he had
60 stop. too II would hardly have
been polite TO walk on and leave her
there
oh. see the tray fuii Of lovely dia-
3,ond ringsi" she crowed
Yes he admitted.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-23
Enioyed a Joke.

Jimson-I just tell you. you cant
find a man anywhere who enjoys a
good joke better than | do.
Friend-Guess that's so. have
heard you tell the same joke forty
times and laugh at It every time
New York Weekly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-23
More.

Cobb-Ts it E privilege to know
Short?
Webb-Yes; an expense. also
Judge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-23

our telephone girl tells me she
has broken her engagement
All a case with her of ring OF"
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-24
Presbyterian Church Notes.

The Sunday school Christmas enter.
talnment viii he held Friday evening
NJ I:i5 when the following program
Will be rendered:
Song School,
Invocation
Exercise Cradle Roll.
Song-The Christmas Dolls-Mrs.
Emma Cummtns' Class
Christ mas Bells Mrs. Grace Dun.
gsn's class.
Santa Claus Boys -Mrs. q. ".
Cummins' class.
CantAta-Ilope, OF the Christmas
City-Miss Margaret Boyds class.
Visit from Santa Claus.
Distribution OF presents.
Rev. 4 u. Seeiis, OF Humboldt.
Nebr.. will preach next Sunday morn
ing. The subject OF the night sermon
will be The Fail Of Baby Ion and the
Judgment OF Satan" rs found In the
IL to Goth chapters OF Revelation.
Paul Allen will lead the Endeavor
society; New Years meeting, subject
"How to Keep on the Ur.Grade.
Prayer meeting this evening al T..'O.
T. a CLAGErT, Pastor,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-24
Methodist Episcopal Church.

DR., C.J. Chase, District Superinfen.
dent OF the St. Joseph district,
preached . very helpful sermon last
Sunday morning, and had the close
attention OF the audience. We were
pleased TO have = goodly number OF
visitors present and especially glad to
witness the hearty, kindly greeting
extended to them.
There was . good attendance at the
Sunday school and Epworth League.
Earl Pierce led the league meeting
and did II we'll.
The Christmas tree and program
will be Friday night.
The Sunday services will be held At
the usual hours, The sacrament OF
the Lords supper will be administer.
cd at the eleven O'Clock hour, All are
welcome.
J. w. ANDERSON, Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-24
Wanted the Dog Seat.
Amy goo ! seats leftY"

any zoo seaIs ItItF
A stranger appeared at the ticket
window OF the Empire Theatre, last
night, before the performance Of
1.-The Good Samaritan" A safe bet
from his appearance MAS that lie MAS
q travelling man.
"Sure, plenty OF them, replied Al.
bert Kuchs, "Where'd you like TO
sit." his fingers slipping over the
pasteboards to locate q suitable seat.
20, gimme the dog seat" answered
the stranger.
"Beg pardon replied Mr.. Kuchs,
as he paused In his manipulation OF
the ticke' and looked sharply at the
man before the window.
THE dog seat2 We don't"
but Albert stopped, looked troubled,
thinking perhaps he had not heard al.
right, with a searching glance through
the lobby for signs OF . footed
beast. "We don't admit dogs" he
declared as the conversation brought
the delayed crowd closer about the
widow.
80. it's for myself" carelessly an.
swered the stranger, "give me K3."
As he passed inside Mr.. Kuchs was
viciously jabbing the keys on the cash
register while On sudible smile fioated
into the box office from the waiting
crowd.
It WAS worth Il, though. --Maryville
No., Tribune, Dec. 10.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-24
Early.Wintes Garden Notes.

N~Ss 0osVCu lNOtC9s &
J. c. whitten, Universlty Of Mis-.
souri,, College Of Agriculture.
Bulb beds ought to be mulched with
coarse, stra~y manure as soon as the
ground begins to freeze.
Hubbard squashes are among the
best varieties to keep through early
winter Baked and served like sweet
potatoes they are a very delicious
vegetable.
Clean straw or other loose, liyh,
material, free from weed seed, put on
about three or four inches deep, Is the
best mulch for the straw berry bed.
Cabbages are an excellent winter
feed for poultry. The less salable
heads should be pitted In the field to
protect from severe freezing and used
for feed
The fail piowed garden will have
less undecayed trash and weeds and
fewer insects and may be titled earlier
In spring for first planting. II you
neglected pio~ing do II yet II possible.
Sweet potato tubers keep best In .
thoroughly dry place At . temperature
OF 10 to 80 degrees. Irish potatoes and
most root crops keep best ct . temp.
erature - near the freezing point o.
possible.
Tender Gamma and dshlia bulbs
should not be stored In deep piles -
they may heat and mold. They should
DO stored In shallow boxes or on
shelves only one layer deep. II stored
whore the air 10 dry, they ought to be
covered with enough sand to keep
from whitening.
Hyaeinths, Chinese lilies and other
bulbs which are to be forced In water
or pots for winter blooming should he
started In q cool, dark place until the
roots are we'll formed; n put In a
warm, light place At first the top
growth will be In excess OF roo, growth
and the flowers will be weak
Parsnips and satisfy may be left IN
the ground over winter Enough may
be dug and pitted out OF doors to use
during cold periods In winter when
the soil Is frozen An additional SUI
ply can be dug during tha~iny spells
In winter from line to time, and the
roots saved for spring use, remain In
the soil until spring.
In mulching roses and semthardy
o. rennlals. the mulch should no, be
put on thick enough TO smother IN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-24
$50 Acres for $222,

$50 Acres for $222'
Thinkofitl Youcan
file or a 800 acre
homestead in Wy
OmingfOrOnIy$22,
and under certain
conditions, buy an
ad ditionaI 100
acres of Govern
ment pasture land
adjoining for $l.25
per acre. These
lands are valuable
f0rmixed farming,
dairying, poultry
and livestock rails
ing.
This 10 q splendid op.
portunity for q man
without much money
to get q flying start on
the road to indepen-
dence Write me about
q location before the
good land is all taken
up. The railroad en-
ploys me to help you
locate and my services
are free. 8. B. Howard,
Immigration Agent,
Room 416. 1904 Far
nam st., Omaha. Neb.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-24

Call me up for saving cordwoo
stovswood length. f'sE%sss' phone,
GIT. y. @. C0Ox.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-24

"A few White Male Pigs for sale.
JACOB Ku1rz, Oregon, No.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
"Gprbin "ranbalaiiuan IGbtee Gnro.
paan.

Senrp Sorb. oetroitiIainen Milo
Ineeri iulfaiii fopiot tpastaufiista nil
bin idbfoianomiin, ioita ban of Id
bettanpt 100 tunnetuIle amerifalai'
ielle ia ppptGnpt beitd Idbtemddr
mufanann iouliifiiln A p6ipGn6 GU
ropaan "ralibaa rafentamaan".
Scr. 5oro oil idbfoianomisiaan II,
moittaniit, etta b6n pie iobtaipia u.
merriam fanialaiiia 4ristianiaan
Sufbolmaan ia &oopenbaminaan
|ioSia be tapoaipot toiiia raiibaon in.
nostuneitd.
Soro ilmoittaa iaaneenia rnpont6'
ipGn mastaifien Tbomas q. goiio.
militia, Sobn Banamaferilta, Miis
Sane sloamiilta. Waiis SeIen 2elIe.
riItG. Wiis Sanna @arlano Spence.
riltG ia iiirtolaisfomisiioneri Greoe'
ricf 6. SOiuelnIta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02

&c roffallben tauti ie on fiitG flim-
mallinen, ettG faiffi esteet ie mott
taa fun maan tabtoa on. geiinpG on
raffaus nptten,rlin iaaiplittanitt iel-
Iaiien ennatpfien nopeuoesfafin ettei
'iitG pian lpobd laiiooilta. 9tuori
gbas. N. grosi foii neiti Doris 6.
Soneiia fellaiieIIa naub6illa, ettd no-
peus n1itet11n olleen 201 900, 900
MALTA tlinnisia. gsiin ililri, ia aiian-
tuntijat ipGitt6ip1t ettd tho nopeus
taiii Ola main "pporeisiG liituitisia"
iunottuna, ioten ie noiii nousta biii-
fan forfeammafiifin fun oifein tarf.
faan lasfetaan- gliia on nGet iillG
tatpalla, ettd iulbanen oil Sbilabelp-
biasia ia moriian Can Sranciscosia,
foiin1inen tapabtri pubelimella plld-
mainitillla nopeuoella. slito-amerif-
fdlaista, ipai eifo -!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
Sir,uittGwiG uafpiG 8oritsiasIa.

"SStalialaiiet iatfaipat @oritaian
|tuboamista. Halatii on fofonoon I'D.
,pitettp ia faiffi firfot ia muiit pleiiei
rafennufiet opat fdriineet iliario
maiirioita.
9aupungin pommittaminen on ol.
Tut biripe6d. llieita on tullut n,ieIi.
puolefii fen tafia. Toiiia oipat fra.
natin iirpaIeet repineet fuoIiaafii ia
toilet oipat iaaneet iurmania paIaiuis-
ia rafcnnufiisia.
"grds franaatti iurmaii neIia las.
ia, iotfa oIitpat nlffiimasia erddsiG
rafennufiesia. gr61n iImailijan pi,.
6ottama mlioIi lGtpisti erGGn tiaiien
pGdlaesta fantapGGbdn iaaffa. Toi'
men pommi i,rmaii eraan Gioin ia to-
man folme pientG lasta. Ndmd IT,
ntispoloiiet eipdt moineet padstd II
los fallpungista, iilIa italialaiiei
pomnittiipat iieltd nlos iobtatpio
teitd."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
WtnrbaIi iuiiii bcufilOa ia itiemiG ipr-
iGiiell6 farmilla.

giep 9runspicf, gs. S. 9iiuii benz
filoG lopbettiin ontmiittitina erG1sid
farntitalosio er1Gn maantien iporrel-
la folmen muiIin pGGsiG tGalt1 etc
IGGn. 8iiii beistG oil murbattlt
fuuoennen ilmeiiesti teboesiG itie.
nturban fen iGlfeen f,ln>oli anpirniit
eniin toiiet.
Surmatut oliipat farmari ia bG.
nen perbeenia iefd fafii farnli'apll-
laista, iotfa nGbt6pGsti oliipat ,,lfo.
maalaiiia. &uollei6en nimet oipat
SamueI @ei5mann, 50.ipuotias, ba.
men paimonia Sarab, beio6n tptta.
lrenIG 24-ipuotias Beatrice ia tGndn
mics 2S.muotias 9atpio Singer iefG
nuo fafii renfiG
8iranomaiiet ianomat toiien rem
seistG tebheen peritpon ia iitten am.
puneen itfenid.
Se ieiffa, ettG miirbat oliipat to-
pobtuneen p. milf. tiistaina ia ettd ie
lposto npt buomottiin iobtii iiitG, ct.
ia taIo iiiaitii pfiindiien item mar.
resio. @eit5mdnn oil bppinipoipo
farmori ia wei ban maitoa yseip
grlnipicfiin. 2un ei mime miifon
tiistain idIfeen tuIIut maitoa, pontiin
toimeen tutfinlus, ioIloin ipasta miir'
bot buomattiin.
@eitamannia ia bdnen poinlooon
oil ammiitti pddbdn, ilmeiiesti bet
Iodn nuffuesioan. Eoiiesta naffuma'
buoneesta IOpoettiin Mrs. aineerir
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02

9ern Speitii, marrasf. 80 p. =
&aniainipdliien raubaniGrieston toi-
nleenpaneipa fomitea tiilee ldbimmGs-
IA tiileipaiiuiioesia fofoontumaan,
'malmistaafieen obielman ratban'
fonferensiia iparten, iota amerifaIai.
iet iGienet eiittGtp6t pioettanGfii emf
bubtifuusia. TGGllG on iluloitettil
@merifaa eoustaipm Daipio Stari
SorbanirL entiien Stanforoin Dliopis.
ton iobtaian, profesiori 8n. Sullir
liza profesiori 8attenin. slmerifaIais'
tcn taboIto on fonferensiin pitofus
tannufiiin annettu $4,000.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
Gaiiupjen rGjGbbbttaid iudngittm San
Traneiscps1a.

San 6rancisco. - Charles Y.
Grolplp, iota ipptetGGn ialaliittoiltn'
miiesto ieIIaisten laiwoien bdipittu'
miiefii. ioisia on iotatarpeita liittou.
tuneita lpaltoia marten, ipangittiin Ia
aietti gbopspaItain fonlisiioneri
bdnelIe $4,000 tafaiifien
GlopIeptG ipastaan tebopsid ipp'
tosfirielmdsid fanotaan, ettd ban on
antanut rabaa Iaiipoien raidpttdnti'
iefii opnamiitiIIa. Sdnen ilmotettiin
Idbettdneen 2eipis S. SmitbiIle Taco.
moan, 8asb., foIrn postimafiuoio.
tusta. pbteeniG teboen ilimmo noin
$35O.O0.
/ Groiplepn ia Smitbin ilmotetaan
palffautuneen SerciiIeS Eoip6er pb.
tion palDelnfieen niime toiifofilus'
ia moioafieen iaaoa tietoia rdjdbops.
aincioen IdbetpfiistG.
@rifoiiesti mainittiin ipptosfirieI-
ImGsiG toufofliun 30 p1ifp1nd 10 ton.
min iliuriiiien riiutildbetpfien rGiGpt-
tdminen er1dsid Iaimasia, iofa oil
Seattlen iatomasia. Sffunat Ienii-
nat idpdIeifii meIfein puoIisia faii.
punein taloisia ia tiintlri rdidbops 20
maiIin pddbdn. Sfdidbopfien oripeI'
Iaan taottaneen ipabinfoo 100000
arfposta. Sadidbopsaineet oIiipat Idb'
tosid WIaoiwostofiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
Yli 100000 ierbialaista on

SGbGn iaaffa pangifii otettiijen
ierbialnisten llifundGr1 Smerieas
iirtistoiniston tietoien nlufaan on
faiffiaan 101, ZOO, iiiben luettilna
iipieerit ia iotilaat. Sriirimman o.
ian nangeiSta oipat ottaneet iafia.
lais-itGipaltalaiiet, mutta buomatta-
ipa mddrd nanfeia on otettii mposfin
bulgarialaisten toimesta. SGmGn IL
'idfii otpat be papaittaneet 1000 ito
Observation-Disclosures ipanfia, iotfo
oliipat ioittiineet ierbialaisten fpniiin
erddsid taisteIusio. Biimeinen buo-
mattaipampi poitto Wiitropitian ia
gristinon palIotnsten jGIfeen on iaf.
iaIaiiiIIe Wtitroipitian ia llsfun fpdli-
fen rdlltotielinion fpaIlottaminen fer.
bioIoiiiIto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
Hino nlalmber9 rau.
banretkeIIe.

9ireinia, Minn., ionIut. 1 p. -
8oi,ipa Mino @oImberg, iaomalainen
firiailiia ia Iuennoitiiia, perliiitti IN.
entomatfania raitta.aIueen fai,pun.
aeisia iaatuaan Senrp Goroilta fab
foianoman iosia bGnen pppbetG1n
lGbten,dGn Soroin "raubanretfeIle"
EUROPEAN "Suomcn eoustaiana"
Moiiipa MaImbcrg IGbti matfalIe beti
ebtidffeen eniimGiieen raitbanIaipaan
iofa l6btee Seem yorfisto tandGn.
Ratfueen pdGm6drd on Saag, SOL
Iannisia ia tulec malta festamGGn
noin f,tuii piiffon. Houpa Walmberg
aifoo paIota beti fen pGdtpttpd nGiIle
tienoin. iotfoafieen duennoitaan.
$enrp Soroin ferrotaan lauiilneen
antfosto m. M. leuraaipaa: 'Ute tli-
Ientrne eiittGmddn ia aiamaan raii.
ban toitd. Seniiiaan ettd tabtoiiim.
rue tieteiIii6nme fdpttamaGn iuuret
fstpnid u,irbafoneioen fefiimiieen
me pppo1mme beitG muooostamaan
neutpostoia iotfa aipustaipat fanian
el6nt11. NlinG en- tiiIe antamaan ai-
ilootafaan bollaria ebistadfieni iota-
iuarustufiia misiadn mrooosia ia mi-
1ld AMMAN ipfaiien oollarin iofa mi.
nuIla on, jos poin iiten fnfistaa mi
iitorismin."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
Serbialaiiet ia bnlsarialaiiet tappele-
iuat rantarensIillG.

Calumet, Weinn. - @iime iun.
niintai-iltana tapnbtlti tdGIlG famala
tappelu ierbialaisten ia bulgarialais-
ten tpolGisten malilld, iofa alfoi TO-
taan iubtalltumiiesta, ia fGptettiin fiji
ma aieina puiiffoia, pulloja, tl,oleia,
fapuloita ia mitG flifin fdiiiniG iai.
Taisteliin loputtua forjattiin tappelu-
paifalto Ieter yanoff, fotoiiin 8o-
mepsta, fiiolleena ia Soc &aooio-
mitch, Saconitesta on iaaniit Min pa-
boja baapoja, ettG bdnen tiIania OH
epGiIpttGipd SGniGn IiiGfii on pieIG
folmoS tltntematon mics piestp ia
baaipotettit bengenipaaralliiesti ia
folme nititta miest1 on tappelusio
lorffaantitnut lieipemnlin. Stascn
fauntin iberiffi @unoerion iaartoi o.
pulaiiineen @reat Nortbern ra0an ld-
beiippoeSi1 oleipan rdineifon jonne
Saul &eceman ia Nic 9rucin llrlll-
laan fdtfeptpneen fen ialfeen fun
inurbaiiWat Garcoffin. Sappelu al
fol alfuiaan erddn Trilpico Macotuit-
fin omistamasia fapafasia Galume.
tisio iiitG, ettG biilgarialailet olfoi-
ipat laulaa faniaIlislaulujaan iol-
Ioin ierbiolaiiet bpoffGliipGt beiodr
finppuunio Sappelliun filmmalta
Tin puolen on ottanilt oiao fniffiaar
30 miestG. 8aIfaniIaiiet oipat mie.
lcttompptccn iaoffo lotaon fiibottii
meet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02

ruumis. Sdnet oil mposfins ammut,
tn nuffuesia. &olmannesia buonees.
ia taipattiin faboen rengin ia ainse-
rim riiiinliit.
Soinen rengeistd .ammllttiin iilloin
fun ban nGbtdm6sti oil oIlut. .lpuo.
'teesia polmillaan ri,foilemasia. San-
ia ammilttiin tafarailpoon. 2attiaIlo
oil &ingerin riiiinis.
Soiiesia ipuoteesia oil toiien rent
Gin rllunlis, fen rengin, ionfa otafiu-
taaan mlrban tebneen. SanelIG of
'oifedsia fdbesiGGn reipoIperi. Nies
oil ollut @eit5mannin paIpelufiesio
ainoastaan pboen fiirfauoen, eiipGtfG
piranomaiiet tieod ippt6 bdnen te.
foonia.
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aapafoitiijat eiwGt iaameet este
tnpmiota.

acknowledgements fafii fopoffaa
Sibbingisi6 ia Gbisbolmisia tilee
.iuIettatpafii beti ieuraiifiena iiitd, ct.
tel piiroifeuoen tlomari Bag Worris
oIefaan antonlit fapafoitiiioille mGli-
'aifaista estetuomiotu ebfGistdfieen
IiittobaIIitifien ogenttien toimeenpa-
nemasta 1856 iopinlusta, ionfa pc.
rusteeIIa Sibbingin ia GbisboImin
fapofat tiilee iiiIfea iifii, ettd ianotiii
faupungit fiiiiIuipat inoianiaIueeieen.
Gen i6Ifeen frn iniuctionitiiomio oil
|fieIIettp pppiiudt ndioen faboen faii'
punein fapafoitiiiain Iofinliebet tio'
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Neeferi Soiepb Gambell tnumittm
birtettGmGfli.

Solicit, SSu. Woonantaina illisti
Soiepb Ganbell niniien neeferiipan'
gin oiiao tutfinut Iaiitafrnta bdnet
ipplliiefii ipanginpartiian ipuimon
Wers. Wlaisie Ooette IiIenin muir
baan ia Gambell nddrGttiin birtettG-
pGfii maltion lain mltfaan. Wturba
tapabtui miime feidnG ia on tamd jiit-
ti ollut pfii ialaperdiienpid iuttiiia,
'fiIlG ipptettpd mastaan ei ollrtt iiinri
minf1Gnlaiiia tooistifiia, niltta iiitd
buolimatta bGnet tiiomittiin ipplliief-
II. Wers. 9ulen n1urbattiin ipanfilan
pbtepoesi1 oleipasia manginmartijan
olunnosfa. 2outaf,inta antoi pGat6f-
fenid Gantbellin ipplliippoesta barfit-
tuoan aiiao Al tiintia. /:
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2ontoosta. - 2ontoieen on iaapii-
nut AietariSta pendIGinen iotilosld-
betpsto laimaston pGdllifon, wara-
omiroaIi Pousiinen iobtomona.
SGmG IGbetpsto on iaapuniit Con.
toieen fen iobbosta, ettd iaarIi 2itcbe.
ner, Suur.9ritanian iotilasiibteeri
on toitponut brittiIdiien boIIitiifier
rpbtppdn I6bempdGn tpuorotpaifiitnf'
ieen BenGiGn miranomaisten fansic
iooanf6pnr,in iibteen.
2dbetpsto t,ilee iddmddn 2ontoo'
feen Min fauofii oifaa fuin ie on tar
peenisto.
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marille maarGttpd aifaa, iolIa aialIa
be iaiiipat fulettaa pafiiuomania b.
nj. fapaffaipebfeenid pois Iutpatto.
malta alueelta. TGmGnfin fielii tilo-
mari ia tGptpp fapafoitiiiain toimia
iiis beti fun aiiapaperit ia tilomiolai.
tofien ipiimeinen niGGrGps on laiIli-
'iesti merfittp firioibin. @lIeimdt ia.
pafoitiiiat tGtd tee, min baIIitufien
lafimieben toimesta tulIaan tiolla
inoianialreella pttanlaan faiffi pGfi.
inomat tafatpariffoon ia faaoetaan
maaban.
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Srittilaiiet iuallanmest aieman
8alfanilla.

SinleiilIe lenndtetGGn gteenaSta
ienraulpaa:
"llrii taistelu &rusbeipon lpaltaa-
miiesta on olfanilt. 8nlgariaIaiiille
ioapunnlt uuiia Iiidioliffoia ja' ndmG
pitGtpGt ierbialaiiio bpipin abtaalla.
9rittildiiiG liidionffoja, joilla on
ipoimaffaita fenttGtpffeid, labetetaGn
nGpttGmolle meren rannifolta min
nopeasti fiiin maboollista. See ofpat
ottaneet baltiiunia aienat, jotfa en-
men oIiipat ransfalaisten baIlusia
Ooironin ia &ostitrinon mGliiillG
fiiffuloilla, liten muobostacn liittoli-
tuneioen rintnman oifean iiiipen.
I1istG aiemista poistetilt ransfolai-
iet jollfot OH iiirrettp lannemmGfii."
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9iinasia fnofitaan liittpntnnciTiin
NbtpmistG.

&esfustelut &iinan pbtpmiiestG
Iiittoutiineiiiin oipat tGllG fertaa aiet-
taneet ipriddn fpipnptien feiiariipal.
Ian palaiittaniiesta. &aiffi &iinan
ianomaleboet nGpttGipGt fannattoipan
tatd pbtpmistG ilmaisten iamalla pa-
bimpuna esteen6 oleipon Sapanin
iubtai,tl,niien.
sos Sapan bpipdfipp Iiittoiltlinei-
Den Doltoien ebootiifien &iinaan nab.
Den tl,lee Selma iparntasti bbtpn1an
laniuipat ianomaIeboet. Sapanin
ballitus ei ole fuitenfaan pielG IT,
maisiut fantaania.