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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-12-31
LexingtOn's Christmas spirit.

LeXingtOn's Christmas Spirit.
AS Christmas of 1915 is now
part of history, it might be prop
er to mention in passing that the
spirit of the day in our city was
perhaps more in keeping with
the occasion than in many
years. The spontaneity Of re-
sponse to the call of the Woman's
Club was universally accepted
by the people of Lexington and
many a destitute family receiv-
ed substantial remembrances Of
the day, who would have other
wise felt that Christmas had no
Significance,
The Elks, as heretofore, made
the day an occasion for the dis
tribution Of good cheer to the
many little folks who's e
Is. 0. S. had been recorded in the
Good Fellows memories for the
annual visit. More than seven
ty-fve families we're visited anc
baskets filled to overfowing left
to gladden. the hearts of the ole
and young alike. Toys, candies
nuts, fruit and clothing founC
their way to places that Santa
would not have found.
Friday afternoon the distribu
tion commnced. Hugh Patter
son of the Lexington Bottlini
Works, donated the use of his
big truck; owners Of small car
made the out-of-way places, AMI
places inaccessible to any We
hicle, were visited on foot.
The municipal tree was al
aglow with myriads of colore,
lights, and on Friday night
short program was given con
sisting Of songs and a short ad
dress by Rev. r. N. Allen.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-12-31
Death of Mrs. Solomon Mike.

Death of Mrs. Solomon Mike.
Mrs. Solomon Mike died Tues
day night at 7 o'clock at her
home on Highland Avenue. Her
death was due to pneumonia.
Mrs. Mike was born in Byourt,
Servia, about twenty-seven years
ago. She came to this country
when fourteen years of age. On
December 80, 1906, she was mar
ried to Solomon Mike, in this
city.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by two children, Marie
and Edward; her father, George
Bookasta of this city, and two
brothers, Herman Bookasta, Of
New York, and John Bookasta,
South America.
The funeral will be held from
the Catholic Church Saturday
afternoon at l o'clock. The SER
vices were conducted by Father
Geo, B. Curry. Interment was
in the Catholic cemetery.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-12-31
Freeman Afford, Author.

A new vaudeville sketch writ
ten by Freeman Afford, son of
Mrs. Florence Afford, of this
city, viii be staged at the EN-
press theatre in Kansas City
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
of this week. The playlet is call
ed "The Police Reporter" and
after its introduction in Kansas
City, the sketch viii be produced
in Denver and then on a western
circuit.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-12-31
FREE MATINEE
ATTRACTS LARGE CROWD

More Than Seven Hundred Were
Entertained Yesterday At The
Grand.
The Grand Amusement Com
pany is playing host this
week to the movie fans, ct al, of
Lexington and vicinity by giving
four free matinees. Tuesday af-
ternOon more than seven hun
dred were guests at this popular
play house and enjoyed a pro
gram consisting of a two reel
Western Comedy, one-half reel
Educational and one-half reel of
Photo Vaudeville and one reel
Nestor Comedy. The box office
was sealed tight and each guest
was made to feel the whole
nearJedneSS OF MeSSrS Wright
and Young in reciprocating il
this manner the splendid patron
age which they have enjoyed
during the past year.
It is needless to say that tht
people of Lexington appreciat,
Messrs Wright & Young's efforts
in giving them the best in NOV
ing pictures, and their holida,
offering in the way of four fire,
entertainments.
Free matin6es win be givel
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
to which all are cordially invited
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-12-31
Death of Mrs. Isabella Yingling.


Mrs. Isabella Yingling, a for
mer resident of this city, died
Monday morning at 1880
o'clock at the home of her daugh-
ters, Mrs. Charles Cors, Paris,
Texas. Her death was due to old
age and general debility.
Mrs. Yingling was born in Will
ton, England, March IA, 1884
and was nearly eighty-two years
of age. When a mere child, her
parents came to this country
and settled in Lexington, where
she lived until about five years
ago when she went to Paris, Tex
as, to live with her daughter.
Mrs, Yingling is survived by
three sons and one daughter
namely: Henry Yingling, Oma-
ha, Neb., C. E. Yingling, Lexing-
ton, Thomas Yingling, Tacoma
Wash, and Mrs. Charles Cors
Paris, Texas. She is also sur
vived by two sisters, Mrs. Emma
Taubman, Lexington, and Mrs
Joseph E. Switzer, Kansas City
and two brothers, Harry Turner
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-12-31
Saloon License Day.

Monday was saloon license
day for the county court. Nine
teen licenses were granted as fol-
lows:
Concordia-Henry Franz, Hen
ry C. Krinkamp, Henry A. Angel
beck.
Wellington-John H. Gaus-
man, VIM. R. Carter, Alex. Den
ton.
Lexington-Wm. E. Gavin.
Shinn & Ruby, Gustav Haerle
(4), John C. Glish, w. H. veach,
Aug. Anderson, Mcintyre & Nit
chell, VIM. Palmer, Ira Hayden.
Mrs. Karl Taegtbuehring left
Monday morning for a visit with
relatives in Rulo, Nebraska.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-12-31
A Brute On a Rampage.

Sunday morning about one
thirty o'clock, as Night Watch
man Sam Walton and Constable
Owen Owen were passing the
home of Eph Gates, colored, they
heard some one within scream
ing bloody murder. They rushed
into the house and found Eph
welding a chair on the heads
and backs of his daughter and
mother. Eph's daughter had
kept later hours than his booze
fuddled brain Thought best and
proceeded to show his displeas-
ure with a chair. He floOred his
daughter with a well directed
blow, and when his mother tried
to intercede, she, too, was given
a thorough beating. The officers
took the enraged brute to iail
and summoned medical assist.
ance for the women. Eph's
mother, who is eighty years Of
age, was painfully cut anC
bruised.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-12-31
Here's A Few Of Them.

Just the names of a few more
indicted by the grand jury: Geo.
Bryan, selling liquor without IL
cense; Jack Arnett, selling liq-
uor on Sunday without license
"Wampus" Taylor, colored, sell
ing liquor without license; Leon
Peton selling liquor with license
A. Schornhorst, attempting to
treat sick; Frank Mansell, arson
and assault; w. A. and Mary
Robinson, selling liquor on Sun
day without license; Louis Cow
an, selling liquor without license
Oscar Seitz, common assault
Robert Hunter, perjury; Pres
Washington, assault to kill.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-12-31
A THOUGHT FOR THE NEW YEAR.

"Build upon resolve and not upon regret
The structure Of thy future Do not grope
Among the shadows of old SINS but let Thine own souls
light shine on the path Of hope
And dssipate the darkness Waste no tear
Upon the blotted record Of lost years,
But turn the leaf and SMILE oh smile, to see
The fair white pages that remain for thee"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-12-31
New
Year

THE NEW YEAR has arrived and we extend hearty
greeting to all our Friends!
We swing into 1916 with determination to discount
the past at every point and to keep this the best Clothing
Hat and Toggery Store with the Best Service in Lexington
May the recolectons of the Dying Year live pleas
ant memory Of time that's gone and sorrow-my it be
buried by the goodness and the Joy which the New Year has
in store for you!
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-12-31
Another Victim of Diphtheria

Mabel, the six year old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hen
ry, who live on Railroad Street
died Wednesday morning at $50
O'Clock. Her death was due tC
diphtheria. The funeral was
held that afternoon at S.3C
O'Clock from the home. The ser.
vices were conducted by Rev. R
w. Wallace.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-12-31

Mayor and Mrs. Albert Taub-
man went to Kansas City Sat
urday evening, where they will
meet a party and from there
they win go to Southwest, Mo-,
for a weeks outing.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-12-31
GOLDEN WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
Celebrated December 21st, By
Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Winn
Near Dover.

The fftieth anniversary of the
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B.
Winn was celebrated on the
twenty-frst of December. At
their home near Dover there
gathered together on Tuesday
afternoon a large company Of
friends and relatives to congrat-
Ulate them on the success of
their married life and to wish
them many more years of happi-
ness together. Many beautiful
presents were given to this es-
teemed couple as tokens of love
and respect.
The wedding ceremony was
said by the Rev. A. J. Smith Of
Higginsville. After the usual
hearty congratulations t n
guests were served with refresh
ments.
Those present were: Mr.. anC
Mrs. Willard Smith, Mrs. j. H
Frerking, Mrs. F. G. Price, Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Hader, Mr.. anC
Mrs. J. L. Groves, Mrs. james
Dinwiddie, Mrs. H. Wahl, Mrs
Vivian Dysart, Mrs. San
Vaughan, Mrs. D. M. Redd, Mr.
and Mrs. Updike, Mrs. Santmey
Ell and daughter, Mrs. D. Whit
worth Of Portland, Oregon, MI
and Mrs. Press Harwood, Mrs
Francis Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
Winn, Mrs. Ed Dysart, Mis-
Sale Corbin, Mrs. Geo. Zeysinq
Mrs. E. P. Cox, Rev. A. ], Smith
Mrs. Hilton Lewis, Rev. Ander
son Of Dover, Mrs. DR.. Harwoot
H. I. Winn and wife of Joplin
Mr.. w. w. Winn and Mr.. E. A
Vim.
Mr.. VIM and his wife are bot
native Missourians. Most q
their years have been spent nea
Dover. They feel that the
have been wonderfully bles
through the half century of thei
married life. Their home ha
been blest with seven children
four of whom are now living
Mrs. Sid Radcliffe of LouisviIl
KY, was the only one of the
children not able to attend tn
celebration.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-12-31
New Year Greetings.

Please call and get your calen-
dar that is waiting for you at
Warder & Connors. Phone 15s
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-12-31

Miss Margaret Geraughty of
Kansas City arrived Saturday
evening for a visit here with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Poage left
Saturday morning for visit in
Nevada, Mo.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Prewitt Roberts
and little daughter, Dorothy
Helen, of Marshfeld, Mo-, ar
rived Sunday night to visit Mrs.
Roberts parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j. Harding.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-12-31
Berglund-Rilev.

The marriage ceremony Of Mr..
Gus H. Berglund and Miss Mary
A. Riley was solemnized Wednes-
day afternoon at two o'clock at
the Catholic parsonage, Father
Geo. B. Curry officiating.
The contracting parties are
most estimable young people and
enjoy to marked degree the
confidence and esteem of a wide
circle of friends and acquaintan-
ces.
The Intelligencer joins with
their many friends in wishing
them all the good things IN life
Mrs. J. R. Legg went to Hodge
Tuesday, being called there
by the death of Miss Jean
Owens, who died Monday at
Hodge. She was Ia years of age,
The body was brought to Lex
ington for burial.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-12-31
Death of a Child.

Louis, the four year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Robic, died
at the home of his parents in the
South Side Addition Tuesday
morning about l o'clock. His
death was due to pneumonia.
The funeral was held Wednesday
afternoon.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-12-31
Albuquerque, N. NJ, and Edward
Turner, Kansas City.

1uIneI, hdHSdS OlJy'
The body was brought to Lex
ington for burial, arrived here
night, and taken to the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Emma
Taubman, from which place the
funeral was held Wednesday af-
ternoon at 2::3O o'clock. The
services were conducted by Rev.
I R. N. Allen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-26
nucrten OSaStO.

bGstd ianasta. Tarttafaamme iiiben
pafaasti usfolla ie on ppipma iiIIoin.
fin fun tlinteet fatoaa.
Saafoon SumaIa benfenia fautto
berdttdd aifamme nuorin aiatteIe.
maan fitd iuurta maaraa ia ti,sfan
talta, iota fobti ie min fiirein este.
lin rientad, ettG on ~i,irulIista tattoo,
ainafin meioGn faniamme fesfen.
&ertotaat tie raffaat nuoret fristitpt
toifile nlioriIle, iotfa eli mieIG rai.
ban tietd tnnne, iiitG raubasta minf6
nsfon fuiitta oIette iaaneet ipoGmeen.
ne. &antdfaamme me panbemmat
nioria rufoufiesia Serran eteen iinG
oifamme mtorilla on fopat f~iniaufIet
uoitettapana. Seruebops @uttaian
~lufiioiIle.
&otiin fuIfiia,
S6a Seimonen,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-26
tua parbainta, puuttiln tOit onnea il

tuu parbainta, puuttiiu toit onnea ia
|pormoa pobioal .
36sid on ibmtnen, npfpoian ibmi.
men tilofiineen, ioista ban on plpeiI.
lptl 2aiffine parannusiuunnitelmi-
neen, maIistuffineen, febitpffineen,
|itienidfebittGmiiineen, iiwistpfiineen
ia ibmiippffineen on ban iortlinut I'D.
pedGn. Babat ibmiiet ouat waion.
meet pbd enemmdn pobuiiteen, iiIIG
iimistps ei ole poinlit Iuo6a uu6efii
ip6dnt6. Sumola on tebnpt fofonaarl
t6m6n mailman ipiiiaiioen bnlluii-
befii, fosfa maaiIma eli ole oppiniit
ipiiiaubesiaan. l0ptdmG6n tietd raii.
baan ia onneen.
OIen rrori ia baIiiar, tGsi6 pnbia
nnoriIle, iefd teen fen tdpoestd mo-.
faumufiesta. SGttdfddmme bittpit ia
nautinnot ioita petollinen maailma
nellie t%ariool See eim6t festG! See
eiipdt anna nellie fitd iota elGm1stG.
tin 10 boemme - prstea. Gen an.
tao pfiin Seeius arishis. Sdhesia
on aituan tdpoelliiesti faiffi iota nh
fpaian nuoriiofin bafee ia tarmitiee.
ga Sdnet l0pbdmme el6mGnG SD.
men ppbdsiG i~anasiaan.
Suuren asfeleen ottaiiimme fris.
titpn tielld Jos erGafii aianipiettota.
mnfiemme paIitiiiimme tooelIa bp.
pan ia teripeen rsfonmolliien firial-
liiuiioen luesfelemiien.
Rae.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-26
flmorilIe.

Waiffa tGmtG niorten oiasto on
t~arfoitettii nuorten firieitd marten,
min Ioptpnee iiind iananiiiaa man.
boiIlefin. OIen unrest. iloinnut II.
fein Iufiesiani firioitufiianne, nioret
fristi.meliet ia -%iiiaret. Gee apomie.
Iiiet t~ooistufiet Serrasta Seeiufiesta
ia Sdnen paIafpasta ra~ffauoestaan
meitd langenneita ibmiiid fobtaan,
on tooistitffera iiita eta Sumala 8p.
ban Senfenid fdatta on l0ptdnpt item
teib6n nioriin fpoamiinne, ia laanut
nfpata iiImGnne nGfemadn ibmeitG
bGnen ppbasia %ianasiaan. Spoame.'
nj marabtelee pelwosta FUN %aiatte.
lee niitG monia fiuianfiia ia perfes
Ieen fatpalia iuonia, ioita bdn mirits
tGG ti%elIenne, iotfa teitG, raffoat nuo.
ret fristitpt, i~aartaa tibaniisia eri
mioooisia. Sa nro ipnnin fiuialif,
iet fiert6G uieinfin niiorten eteen min
bienosia miooosia ia min oifeuoen
mtifaiiinofin, ettG i1rien fannalta
fatfottuna eli iiinG ole mitGGn pGardd
eli turmeleipaa, eIlei it'd Sumalan
ppbG Senfi ibmiielle fDalaiiiii ia mad.
ruff nGpttGiii. @arofaa te niloret
fristitpt, ettd mitd bienommasia
miiooosia ipnti eiiintpp iita paaralli.
Tempt ie on. Nuorufainen ia neito.
men, mott parbain tieii pnboistaa,
fun tiitfit Serran ppbGd ianaa ia fap.
tat itieii fen mtfaan, ia annat SSr.
moIan Sengen n~oprppttGd itiedi, et-
I'd Sumala iaapi iinulle usfon failt.
ia firfastaa Hoifania &ristufien.
SiIIoin iaat tlintea ipbdmesidii tai-
lpoalIista bG1.iloa, jonfa rinnalla to-
man mailman ilot tuleipat miefes-
iGfi felpottomafii etfG parmaan fob
90 niistG en66 nauttia.
2uonnolIiiesti iipeellifinfin neito-
men ia niioritfainen on ii6ottu nGilld
mailman raffans iiteillG min fait.
1pan fuin ionan mieffa Epban Sen.
gen ipoimolla iaa antao piston ip6G-
meen ia ber1ttGd iianfaiffiien eldrtGtt
ianon. S1mG aatuaallinen betfi
foitti minullefin 10 parbaiiesia nito-
-%rniioesiani. en- moi fpnGllG teilIe
niioret pst1pGt fiipaiIlo iit1 titnnet.
to mifG iifloin maItaii fp6dmeni,
fuin iieIld emf ferran tiiniin tai.
fpaalIista raubaa, fiIloin oIiiin tabto-
nut fuisfata jofaiien fortpoon tiion
itinen, Seeius. Wiin, tdmd of iita
berttaista titnteioen oifao, ipaan titn.
teet fatoo, ia meib1n pitGd rripeto e.
IGnrG6n usfosto, fiten raamattu to-
6istoo: 8anbursfaan pitGd eldman
usfosto. l1sfoo iiuoinfin fun tiin'
tee itienid fplmdfii ia peniedffi joto
me min uiein ioamme tlintea ia tiis'
faIIa maIittao. SdIIaiiina betfinG
daamme toii Iobbuhtsta SumaIan pp-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-26
ma tabtcisin.

Ia tabtoiiin, Westari, ieurota
Gun GGntds beIlGG alma
Scum Iaonaii ipodn rai,boittirn
81 mieltdni 'buoIet palma.
Min' SnIleban faiffi iaan tio6a
So holman IGtteestG iuoba.
NG tobtoiiin, Mestari fuunneIla
Gun ianaaii oifeaa, ppbGG.
@ain fiinG on totinis ifuinen
Wuu fulfil fun fatoo, pettdG.
Gun ianaii omen iielrbun tuo
So lion pubtoiien elobon lio.
Sna ~tabtoiiim, Mestari, paIweIIa
So faifen iobtooii fantaa
Se tie, fe ainon poittobon pie
sSa oartebet ippimm1t antaa
Se hisfan abiosia firffaimmat
Sro belmet faifista fauneimmat.
yeiin = tabtoiiin, tabtoiiin Westar
Baan moimat pienet on mlIla
sra uiein etiin baibt,npaa
Gun Iunfiesi' unbotan tulla
Dn rintani iiIIoin rarbaton
So faiboni iuuri, tisfainen on.
Sua tabtoifin, @estari, rafastaa
Mlitt' DON min tpbmd ia fplmd
Ga ldmmitG, fanna, ltioista,
Neita Iuonaii pioG alma
Gun eesidii, Mestari, biliou wuota
SSa ~raffauteeii ~iuureen luotan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-26

= Tieni ~perbeinen tai Iapiet|
perbe baIiitaar pitdmddn riiofaboi
n,aa Sobn O. $eIlin metidpirti|
fafii MALTA pobioiieen Sroniuoobis|
Mies moi iaaSa pitfdaifaiien tH
Jos on roitis. Sobn o. $eni.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-26
Ok bypds$1 turvassa.
Soa Seimonen,

"Mauban nina iatdn teilIe, mi.
nun raibani nina annar teiIle, en-
nina anna Min fiiin maailma antaa.
&lf0on teibdn i~p6Gmenne m,irbeelli-
men olfo, dlfGG mpo5 peliGtfo." Sob.
ID: 81.
NGilla raamatun i~pnoilIa tertpeb.
ban teitG mioret pstGipat Serrasia.
Saalld maailmasia on Serran tan.
iaIla palion iuruia ia murbeita, fen
.tieii 10 Seeius iiIIoin fun San tGGllG
maanpGalId libasia paelii. Sifii
San mGbdr ennen poismenoaan LOB.
oittti opetislapiiaan t,Gill6 ibaniIIa
ianoilla: &aubani nina iGtGn teiIle,
ia alfoon teibGn ipo6menne m1rbeel-
linen olfo, GlfdG mpos peIiGtfo.
NGmd lobouttapat Sanat fi,iiIiia
wielG tdna pdindndfin bGnen cmil.
leen. 9iille, iotfa otpat lGbteneet
bGntd ieuraamaan. ia oipat astuneet
|oppilaifii usfon %fouluitn.
Silloin fun epGnsfon ipnf6t pilfpet
tabtomat pimittca meiIta Seeins-ua'
Ion. &iin mibolIinen tattoo rpostGd
lion ia rauban mif6 meiIl6 on S,ima-
lasia, ia mailman fplmdt mibaiiet
|titulet piibaltapat masten elaman
purtta, min GlfGG peliatfo 8apab-
(taiasiamme on turtpa, iobon moi
|luottaa. SGnesid on rauban iatama
|iobon iaamme tdbbGtG eldmGn mat
fan. &apfGGmme robfeasti eteen.
pain, taistelemaan pibollista mos.
(taan, tietGen etta Sierra fotii puoles.
tamme. Site olemme beiffoia. Mutta
Sumala on beifoisiafin n1fepGl Sd
neen iaapi tlirtpalliiesti luottaa. Sd
men nGfpm1ttomGt f1teniG onat pitd-
mdsid fiinni ia mie balfi iidiippfiien,
mprsfpien ia ipnffien uspien lapi
IRRITABLE, mtrinfopaisteiielle @olga-
talle ia pirfistGpGlle elGntGi1 tpe6en
lGbteelle.
9ltoret iisfot ia meliet, foettafaa
ppfptellG @olgatalla mprsfpienfin
paribatesia. SiellG on faiffein par-
balm ola, iieQd unboittutpat buoIet
ia epailpfiet, iielld poistupat epatoi-
mon fppneleet ia naibtupot f%iitoflen
ia plistpfien faIliifii f~ulta-belmifii.
Hostafaamme p1Gmme bios usfos-
LA ia tdbbdtfGdmme fatieemme IGpi
ustpien Siionin muorelle, iosia aii-
rinfomme loistaa laffaomatta. SieI.
Id lopbGmme ipalor, fun mi,lialta
palo piiittitu. SiellG faipaatpa ip-
6Gn loptaG tppbptpfien.
8aimat ia aboistufiet a%jatpat mel
til pafenemaan Seeiufien turpiin,
puutteet ia murbeet iaamme mie6G
Sdnelle usfosia ia l~uottamiifiesia.
Mei6Gn pIbGinen Sidmme tietdd, ct
I'd me foiffi malta tortpitiemme. See
ius on fuIfeniit eoeIlGmme tusfien
tien, ia ie tie mel fi%inniaan. Samao
ItietG on meio1n fiiliettapa Jos tab-
BONNIE idatpnttoa len fooin iorne
Seeiiis on mennpt omiIleen iiiaa mol.
mistamaan. Sob. Id: 90.
Scum fota ioipi maalIinen, on LOB.
TIT fpoimofos, SoaIemin Ioisto, Iailil
fen, iufii aiitiias. 81 ronnaIIa tddn
maaiImon, ole roiibaa Iepoa. ga.
rempaan maaban baIaim Seeiiif.
fen feroIlal"
@nni SO.
Superior, isis, ISIS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-26
Uanbaa ia autta vfrttd.
(Jatk. edelliseen.)

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Wanbaa ia uutta mirtta. :. -.
= Seeius ianoo: "0einG Glen opi;
Jos iofi, minlin fauttani menee iiiGlle,
ban tiiIee autiiaafii." Mutlna6en 0.
ni on iiis SGn eifd mif1Gn fefiittp
n. t. armoniGriestps. -
= ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on fefiittpG2
- SerGtps, ipnnintunto, fatumiis ia
paranmis = onto ie fefiittp62 = fp.
ipi roipastinna fiipaasti. = gnnen.
fuin omet moi iaaputtaafaan. on ful.
iettapa nam1 portrait. -
= Wisi6 ie on firioitettu2 =
- SIM - no fauttaaItaan toto
raamatusid. =
@iimerfifii? =
r
Hotpasti peIasfi paimonia plilas.
ia, tuomalla eiiin miutamia raama-
tinlauieita, minimum: "EebfGd paran-
nus ia usfofaa efpnnfeliumia'', "Se
mirbe, iofa Sumalan mielen idlfeen
tapabtuii, .iaattaa fatumiien alituii.
oefii". "Serdtfad pIos bursfaat ia
GlfGG ipntid tebfo ia "Ne ubrit iot.
ia SumalalIe felpaapat, omat muir.
beellinen benfi; idriettpd ia abbistet-
tlia ipoGntG ct iina Sumela bplfdd."
= WinG pppbdn = ianoi pastori
= eta te, ietG, ieIittGiiitte tarfem.
min, miten armoiGriestpfien portai-
ia mpoten pGGst6Gn opeIIe, Seeii,f.
fen luo. =
Scum rotpasti of iiturta iafiain ie.
littGnDt nGmG portrait" eniimmGi.
iestG miimeiieen asti, tuon fauniin
porannus-iGriestelmdn berdtpfiineen,
murbeineen, iGrfpmiiineer, miirtumi.
iineen ipnnistd luopumifineen b. M.
mitfineen, ianoi pastori:
- @aifea on tie, eli ainoastaan
maifea, paaft aitpan mabooton full
iettapafii. =
Seiffp bpmpiIp malaiii rotpastin
fasmoia. SGn ianoi:
SumalaIle Ell ole mitGGn nab.
ootonta. =
Scta ia tdti, iaanen fpipd. tell
I'd, mile PORTABLE tie olette 10 enndt-
tdneet? - fpipi pastori enemmdn
iurumieliiesti fuin imalliiesti.
- Sen tiet6G Sumala, ionfa I'd.
fin olemme femme antaneet ia iofa
meta eteenpGin fuIiettaa fen miifaan
fuim SGn parbaafii nGfee = wastaii
rotpasti moIempien piolesta.
: Tottapa~ iitd tGptpp tietdG, mill
loin on padsipt ~portaioen pdabdn ia
on alta usfoa Seeiufieer, mennd o.
mesta iiiddn. = @ntapG ios oIette-
fin barpanneet ionfitn portaan pIi ia
niinmno6oin olette itiefin ormlon
marfaita.
@opasti oifaiibe ~ianoesiaan Ipbp.
esti, miitta painoIla:
- $enfi Ell mie barbaan. =
- Miitta benfi, iofa opettoa tiioI.
laista n~irinfurista ia id6ntOperdis-
I'd aiitiuioen-idriesteImdd, tpptpmdt.
I'd ianan pfiinfertaiieen tooistufieen,
miiffattomaan oppiin, Ell ole Sitmd'
Ian Senfi.
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