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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-27
REv. REEo A vIsIroR.

REV. REED A VISITOR.
Rev. o. S. Reed, pastor of the Chris
tian church at Manzanola, arrived here
on brief business trip Monday after
R. Memorial day address at Rocky
Ford last Sunday. He will deliver
the Decoration day Grafton at Colo
RADIO Springs next Monday.
KELsoEs BACK FROM COAST.
MIR. and Mrs. S. G.. Kelso returned
to Florence Friday afternoon from
their trip to California points and re-
port most delightful trip. Mrs.
Kelso has been enjoying a visit with
her father at Los Angeles for the past
three months and Mr.. Kelso Joined
her about a month ago. They at
tended the fair at San Francisco and
had the pleasure of an interesting
auto tour through a portion of the
state.-Florence Citizen.
OVER FROM GRAND JUNCTION.
Herb Bowlby is over from Grand
Junction and Will remain in Canon
City for some time. He has been
employed in connection with the lum
ber business on the western slope.
ARRIVED FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Templeman of
San Francisco arrived here on Mon
day for a visit with their son, ], Z.
Templeman, wife and family on Rudd
avenue.
MoToRED TO FLORENCE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude NJ Benton. ac-
companied by Mrs. A. P. Nelson and
daughter Edna, motored down from
Canon City last Sunday in their new
car and were guests of Misses Gladys
and Ethel Jones.-Florence Citizen.
PREACHED AT BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev Hambleton. for a number of
years a religious missionary in Japan.
preached from the pulpit of the First
Baptist church Sunday evening. He
related many incidents of his resi-
dence in the Land of the Rising Sun.
Rev. Hambleton is at present engaged
in connection with one of the promi-
nent Baptist publications.
OPERATED ON FOR APPENDICITIS
Albert Colgate Of South Canon was
operated on at the hospital Monday
morning for appendicitis. He is re-
ported today as getting along nicely.
GUESTS OF MR.. AND
MRS. r. r. HUNTER.
Mr. and Mrs. George Glaze of Pay
cite, Idaho, enroute east TO visit rela-
tives and friends in Iowa, stopped over
here last Saturday to renew their
association with Mr.. and Mrs. F. F.
Hunter and family, whose neighbors
they were for many years at Rock
well City, Iowa Mr.. and Mrs. Hun
ter and their guests picnicked at the
top of the Royal Gorge today. Mr..
and Mrs. Glaze will resume their jour
ney east this evening.
HOUSE PARTY AT CANON.
A house party composed of Miss
Elsie Connel of Denver, Miss Helen
F. Estill and Miss Biggs of Canon
City are spending two weeks at Chey-
enne Canon. Miss Marguerite Glasser
of Denver was a member of the party
last week Colorado Springs Tele-
graph.
THE sToRK EXPRESS.
baby boy was born Sunday after
noon to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Horn, who
are very happy over the arrival Mr..
Horn is the baker at Nelson's.
GOES EAST TO REcUPERATE.
Lincoln Bell of Park Center, ac-
companied by his mother, who came
out here recently from York, Neb.
left Monday for that place, where Mr..
Bell hopes to recover his strength and
health.
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SATURDAl
GRADUATION EXERCISES AT
ROCkVALE FRIDAY

The commencement exercises of
the Rockvale public scohols took
place at the town hall there Friday
night and was largely attended by
TIE people of the community. There
were fourteen graduates and the class
address was delivered by Prof. w.
H. Ray of this city, who spoke on
"Some Fundamentals In Education"
The diplomas were presented TO the
graduates by A. p Easton of the
board of education.
The commencement program was
an excellent one and consisted of
music, addresses. etc. A number of
Canon City people were present.
TUESDAY.
William Dollar left on Sunday for
Denver. where he will spend a few
days looking after some business mat
ters requiring his attention.
CONVICT ESCAPES FROM ROAD
CAMP.
q. L.Warner. aged 25 years. escaped
from the Poudre Canon road making
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WANTED-sewing at your home.
children's clothes speciality. Phone
Mrs. Herndon, West l01. 122ns
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FOR sALE-MnlInery store In n sub

FOR Millinery store In sub
urban town of Denver. Population
2;00--I hour ride on street car from
Denver. 40 competition: best loca-
ton In town; nice fixtures; cheap
rent. electric lights. Stock will In
voice $4,000; win take part cash.
payment down and balance on time.
Reasons for selling. owner Is taking
road position. WIN show books for
spring business. Write TO b. Z.
RUCKER. 53i-i5th St. Denver. Colo
RADIO. Phone Main 1854. Denver. Colo.
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FRuIr RANcH FoR sALE-a and

500 REWARD for the arrest and
conviction OF the parties who cut
my wife fence on Eight Mile Park.
Fremont County, Colo. ]. W. MUIR.
RAY. fnwt4
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT--Two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Mod.
ern. gas. etc. 400 Harrison. I02t50
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ARRIVED THURSDAY FROM
SOLOMON, KANSAS.

Mrs. ]. w. Sheets and daughter,
Miss Emma, of Solomon, Kansas, ar
rived here Thursday for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Province on River
Street. Mrs. Sheets and daughter,
who are the mother and sister res
pectively of Mrs. Province, will re-
main here for several weeks.
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FOR RENr-Furnished room. 922
Main Street Ggtf
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Roland Armstrong went to Pueblo
today to deliver a Moon Six"
SON BORN TO MR.. AND MRS. M. T.
kIssINGER.
Mr. and. Mrs. NJ. T. Kissinger are
the happy parents of baby son,
born to them last Friday night. The
congratulations of their friends is
in order.
RETURNED TO SPRINGS TODAY
Mrs. w S. Core. who has been Wis
iting here during the past week as
the guest of Mrs. RS. Bea1l, returned
to her home in Colorado Springs this
afternoon. Mr.. Core came over from
the Springs this morning and accom-
panied her on the homeward trip.
DR.. sLocUM HERE.
DR.. w F. Slocum, president of Col
orado College at Colorado Springs.
came in this afternoon to deliver the
commencement address of the South
Canon High School tonight He is
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy U. Hardy.
FRIDAY
DOWN FROM DENVER THURSDAY
Mrs. Lille Rundahl Coleman and
two children of Denver, arrived here
Thursday afternon for visit with
relatives. They came by auto; max
ing the trip with Joe Meyers, who
brought down a new car for DIR. Otis
Orendorff. They we're accompanied
by Mrs Walker, also of Denver, who
is sister of Mrs. Orendorff's.
WILL SPEND SUMMER IN CANON
Mrs. George Herndon and sons,
George and Erwin. arrived here on
Thursday from Augusta. Arkansas,
and will spend the summer in Can
on City, and may remain longer Mr..
Herndon, who is connected with the
cotton seed industry in the South,
will, probably, come here and spend
his vacation with his family.
HOME FROM DENVER THURSDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Smith re-
turned home Thursday afternon by
automobile from Denver, where they
went the first of the week for a few
days pleasure outing. Mr.. Smith
found the road between Denver and
Castle Rock, on the return trip. to be
almost impossible on account of the
mud resulting from the recent rains
in that section of the state. From
Castle Rock on back to Canon City
the roads were excellent Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith came home by way of
Pueblo.
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camp near Fort Collins last Sunday
afternoon. He went out for walk
and failed to return. Superintendent
Lancaster of the camp and Sheriff
Cooke of Larimer county are making
search for the runaway Warner
was sent nm from Denver
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WANTED

WANTED-several Flemish Giant
does at once. The Bell Rabbitry
li0l Harrison. 100
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AS the result of information filed In
the county court by Deputy District
Attorney e. II. stnemeyer on Tues
day, capiases we're issued out of that
tribunal for the arrest of thirteen
men charged with gambling at the
colored club at 226 Main street, which
was raided on Friday night OF last
week. and they were placed in tho
hands of Sheriff Newcomb and Chief
Of Police C. F. Skinner for execu-
tion. Eight OF the men against whom
the warrants were directed were
taken into custody this morning and
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Record Want Ads for Results.
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Record Wan. Ads are sur. to srins
results.
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TIiURSDAY

DELIVERS CAR IN PUEBLO.
Roland Armstrong went to Pueblo
today to deliver a Moon Six"
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Lincoln Bell of Park Center, ac-
companied by his mother, who came
out here recently from York. Neb. :,
left Monday for that place, where Mr..
Bell hopes to recover his strength and
health.
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THE sToRK EXPRESS.

A baby boy was born Sunday after
noon to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Horn, who
are very happy over the arrival. Mr..
Horn is the baker at Nelson's.
GOES EAST TO RECuPERATE.
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and finally settle, wind up and liquidate all
the business and affairs of the corporation,
and distribute its net assets or funds among
Its stockholders in accordance with their re-
spective rights.
Article VIII.-The names of the first board
OF directors and their post office addresses are
as follows: James F. Bowling, New Orleans,
La; John w. Wood, New Orleans, La. !;
George W.. ketterIngham, New Orleans, La.
The said board OF directors, with saii
James 7. Bowling as president and said
George W. Martin as vIce-president, and with
said John w. Wood as secretary and treas
uTer, shall serve until the election TO be held
on the Thursday following the first Monday
in January, 1915, and until their successors
shall be elected
subscribers hereto and the number Of shares
which each agrees to take in the corporation
are as follows, VIZ: James 7. Bowling, New
Orleans, La, nine hundred and ninety
shares OF stock, S1,5OUOO; John w. Wood,
New Orleans, La, share OF stock, $1,000;
George w. Martin, Arab Z. o., La, share
OF stock, $1,000; George W. hetteTIngham,
New Orleans, La, one share Of stock, $1,000.
Article lA-lt IS hereby agreed and I'M
derstood by and between the IncoTporatoTs OF
tins company that the said James Z. Bowling
shall return to the company nInety-seven
shares OF the stock SO subscribed by him,
which stock shall be known as Treasury
Stock and shall be used by the board OF
directors as security Tor obtaining funds nee
essary for the operation of said company.
Thus done and passed in my Office on the
day, month and year herein hrst above VIM
ten m the presence Of Messrs. -azzo }. rIougu
and Irwin a. Boyer, competent Witnesses,
who have signed with the parties ana me,
notary, after reading the whole.
Original signed: James Z. Bowling, ]. ~.
Wood, George ". Martin, per J. W. Wood,
Geo. W. ketteringhan, Henry q. Mccall, Not.
Pub. Azzo J. Plough, Irwin A. Boyer.
CERTIFICATE.
l, the undersigned recorder Of mortgage, IN
and for the parish OF Orleans, state OF Lou
lsIana, do hereby certify that the above anu
foregoing act OF Incorporation Of the Bowling
Torpedo Dredge Company, incorporated, was
this day duly recorded III my office, in book
ll3, folio -. New Orleans, June IL, 1915
lSigneD EMILE J. LEONARD, by. a.
do hereby certify the above and foregoing
to be a true and correct copy of the original
act of Incorporation Of the Bowling Torpedo
Dredge Company, Incorporated, together with
the certificate OF the recorder OF mortgages
thereto appended.
In witness whereof, l hereto annex my hanu
and seal on this the 18th day of June, 1919.
HENRY g. MCCALL, Not. Pup.
june "a july IS p %
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IMMIGRATION STATION TO GRBTNA.

From Immigration Station, 10 minutes, 81
minutes and 80 minutes after the hour.
ElmiTa and Newton, on the hour, ana 20
and 40 minutes after the hour.
Car Barn Pacific Avenue, minutes 70
minutes and ~ minutes after the hour.
Canal 81. Ferry, 10 minutes, 30 minutes
and 80 minutes after the hour.
Newton and Teche SITS, IL minutes, 80
minutes and % minutes after the hour.
First car leaves immigration Station 80
4. m.
Last car leaves immigration station II 80
o. N.
Last car leaves FOR ca Barn via Newton
and Teche SITS. II 10 a. N.
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GRErNA 70 IMMIGRATION STATION

From Gretna. minutes, - minutes aud
as minutes ,,rer the hoTr.
Newton SAL Teche, minutes, - mIn
utcs and ~ minutes after the hour.
Cana Street berry. 10 minutes, 80 min
utes and 81 minutes after the hour
Car Barn paciuc Ave. 10 minutes. 30
minutes and - minutes after the houG.
Elmira and Newton, on the hour and 20
minutes and 40 minutes after the hour.
First car leaves Gretna . Is Il. N.
Last car leaves Gretua for immigration
station - :OS a. m.
Last car leaves Gretna for Car Barn via
Newton and TeChe SITS. II 30 a. m.
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PACIFIC AVE. BELT CAR.


From Canal Street Ferry, On the hour.
20 minutes and 40 minutes after the hour.
Newton and Teche SITS. minutes, %
uinutes and AZ minutes after the hour.
Elmira and Newton SITS, minutes, 20
minutes and - minutes after the hour.
From Car Barn, 9 minutes, 20 minutes
and ~ minutes after the hour.
ELECTRIC CAR SERVICE BETWEEN
SCHEDULE:
LEAVE GRETNA-5 so, o 80, Z 10, 7 80,
30 9:lO, . so, 10 30, IL 10,
IL 80 a. m; > 30. ! 10. 80, 80.
$40, 3 80, 1 80, 10. 5 90, . 80,
40. 30, y 80, o 10, o 30, 10 80,
IL 10, IL go p. IN.
Pass Harveys Canal minutes after ieaV-
Ing Gretna.
Reach AmesvlHe is minutes after leaving
Gretna.
LEAVE AMEsvILLE-6 :O5. GAS. Z :25,
sos. 8 AS, 9:25, 10 90, 10 40,
IL % a. m; II :O5, l. As, 20,
2:O5, 40. 3 %, :0j, 4 :45, 8 rs.
sos, 6 40, Z 20, :O5, 8 AS, OPS,
10 ;O5, 10 AS, II :25 p. M; II :00
Pass Harvey's Canal minutes after les7-
ing Amesville.
Reach Gretna IS minutes after leaving
Amesville.
|. Last Car leaves Gretna for AmesviIIs
NJ 80 p. N.
Last Car leaves Amesvlle for Gretna
IL :05 O. m.
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ELECTRIC CAR SERVICE


between AlEltft ana 'telhd'
Leaves GrrtUa. Jackson Ave. Ferry Land
ing passing through MCpunOEhviue, 10 Al
Sirrs. meets Canal -. Ferry. passes Third
District Ferry. southern Pacific Terminals
aud ytilItf. crossing over tle Newton ST.
EiiduC'. the southern Pacific X. X. Yards,
along The rear Of the e. =. Naval station,
70 the 4. ). luui grafton station.
Returning over same route. meeting the
y .. and Western Railway ears and JACK
sonAye. Ferry at Gretna.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC.

Union StationD
9 :46 q. N. Texas Local, for Hous
ton and all stations interme
ulaIc y 80 " u
IL 80 q. IN. &. . Sunset Express, for
Houston, Austin, Fort Worth,
Dallas and other north Tex
as points .............. 9 :45 p. N.
IL 80 a. m Sunset Express, for San
Antonio, Mexico, Ell Paso,
Arizona and California 80. g AZ .. N.
. :05 pm. Lafayette Local, for La
fayette and all stations In
termediate .............1l: 40 o. IN
q 80 p. IN. IeIas Limited, for Hous-
ton, Galveston, Austin, Waco.
Fort Worth, Dallas and other
north Texas points ...... 9 40 O. NJ.
II :45 p. IN. Sunset Mail, for Hous-
ton, Galveston, Waco, Fort
Worth, Dallas and other north
Texas points ...-....... . 40 q. m
II ar p. m. Sunset Mail, for San
Antonio, Mexico, FL Paso,
Arizona and CALIFORNIA;. 7:45 Q. On.
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NeIias %fufomspGipG.

&ofous oIettiin bartoisbetfellG,
iosio aInfii Iaulettiin pirreStG 1854:
1 ia ~ioarnon pitt past. Ilpo SetalG
tefstist6 Marf. 9: 14-27. Sopufii
laiilettiin fpirrestd 265: 8.
@oeIIiienG p6itpdnG fannettitin
Suomi. Spiston folebtiin ilmoitettiin
iaaoun $500 IiiaG, ioten foIebti on
mt $71.03.
@oItafirian idtti &oIIe aonanen
aprostG, Micb.
Satfettiin f~esfusteluo Snomi.
Spiston fonnatufiesto.
@rs. 4orioIoinen: Oil f%onnatis-
pboistpfien puoIeIIo ia toipoi, ett6
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&olmas ~fofonspGipG.

&ofous aIettiin bartaiisbetfellG,
iosia alufii meiiattiin nirii 303.
Saarnan pitt post. 90. &ortesmdfi
raamotunpaifan 2urf. %: 61-69
iobboIIa. 2opufii meiiattiin mirres.
I'd 253: s.
Giimies Iufi ierraapat t~ertpeb6ps.
iGbfoianomat ia 2Gnnen Yiirin fir.
ieen:
"@Ip, Minn., Siine 8, 1915.
Stem. S. 6. @ifan6er, Sancocf,
Wicb.
SistorialliieIIe fofoufieIIe pppodm.
me IdbettdG observation-disclosures.
Sulfoon pbtpmispGdtofiet onnefii TO.
TO fiirtofanjaIIemme.
IaImeorb, Tortban $afpela,
@uoti'.
"@rie, Ya., Sune 10, 1915.
Ginnisb Church Convention.
Or. s. 6 Nifanoer, Ginnisb
Church, Sancocf, Wieb.
SumaIa iiunatfoon tponne ia tot.
mennel @rien ieurafunta."
zoe &oIb, ST., Siine 10, 1915.
Sinnisb 2iitberan Contention,
Sancocf, Micb.
Seurafunnon $erro iobtafoon fes'
fusteIunne ia pGGtofienne nimenid
funniafii ia fonidmme iidiiefii onnef-
I'll
9e 4nIbin ieurafunfa."
"$ibbine, Winn., Siitie 10, 1915.
Snomi Spnoo Convention $an.
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Suffolk Street

&usti &aarto: Diff peoottapa
~ro,tietpaan mioriioon ia %ppbaforlli'
oppiIaibin eta faniamme nilorui,-
oesta iaaffa tottrliii fannattamaan
Suomi.O pistoa. Ml,utoin famine
alma olla epGmarman fannatlifien
marasia.
s. Sirnonen: Gbustamania ieura-
frnta fpipp, eif0 Spiston oppilas.
mafiua moitaiii forottaa pbbellG bpI.
IariIIo ~frnifauoesia.
g. 8antti: SIi neutrality-suspicious.
ten puoIella ia Dbtpi Scr. 9aarton e.
iitptieen Suomi-O piston raffouben
berGttGmiiefii ppbGforluisia.
Bast. g. SImonen: &annati,spb.
6istpsiuunnitelma on mlil,toin 10
nalmis, miitta Diff tebt6pG p6Gtos,
ettG fpipmps iaiii iineellistG moimtaa.
@astusti oppiIasmafiuien forotta-
mista, iiIIG npt 10 t,iottatpat oppiIas-
mafilit moittoa.
Tast. &orbonen ebootti tiloiiuit-
besia foottatpafii foleboin Suomi-
Spiston bppGfii.
&olebti fonnettiin ia t,iotti $69.03.
Wrs. Sofia &anbelin pppii, eta
fannatusfortteia lGbetettGiiiin fanna-
tuspboistpfiilIe.
Sam Sill: @iitti, ettG ieilrafun-
nat meIpoitettaiiiin perustamaon
fannatuspboistpfiid.
Slug. &ipatti puolusti mapaebtois-
ia fannatusto. Sppnd buonoon fam
natufieen on oIllrt fota.
Hdst. 2ipianen puolusti entiiesid
fannatusiGriestelmGsia ppipmistG.
&~ebittpmGttomisiG oloisia ~moitaiiiin
tlirpartiia fannatusDboistpfiiin,
mutta febittpneisid oloisia, ioisia iG-
ienmafiuia on 10 fofeiltli, ppiptettd-
foon entinen iGriestps. Soipoi mn
fpiien taIoiibenboitaian iGilpttGmis-
I'd toimesioan maboolIiiimman faii-
man, iillG bGnen menettelptapania o.
mat mieIlpttGmiG.
Scr. gIion plolrsti fannat,1spbbis-
tpfiiG. l1utta professionalism Ell ole
unboitettapa. 8G~ptettGf0on fun.
paafin tapaa.
Clinics: &annotispbbistpsfeino Ell
ole panbentumlt. 80 fentin iGien-
mafiut diff, mpos i6ilptettGpd, iiIG
ie on pGGmGGrG, iobon ppritdGn.
Seurafunnan ia Opiston mafiuille
oIiii iaataipa fantaiat.
&ofous Iopetettiin wirrenipeiiuul-
la.
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Todistus blanketteja papeiIle.
Observation-Disclosures / tusina SLIPS.
Vihkitodistuksia / tus. $1.00-
$500.
Kasteenliiton Observation-Disclosures
STA l tus $1.0o
Wiki ia Observation-Disclosures
Suomeen lahettamista varten
kuhn my0s Rippikoulutodis-
tuksia l tusina ........ 25c.
Kuoleman todistuks. / tus. $1.20.
Herran Eht. leipia laklias-
tioissa 100 kpl. $500, 500 kpl.
$1.20, 800 kpl. Doc.
Erick Kangas,
K. kin kassamieA
L. Box So. Ironwood, Mich.
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Ironwood, Mich.

ppbGforluisia perustettiin fannatus-
pbbistpfiiG. Spettoioin diff feboi.
tettapa Iapiia banffimaan piffu tli-
loia Suomi.S pistolle.
Seiffi Woilanen. Diff tposfen-
neltaipG iiiben iuuntaan, eta 50 fem
tin fannot1s ipafiintriii ierrafitnnis-
ia. Suomi.S pistoon diff I1betettG-
pG lapiia, ionfa faiitta fannatiisfin
lii1dntpp.
Carl 2ambere pitt f~annntiispb-
bistpsten perustamista p1lttGm6tto-
mGn1, fiIl6 so ientin fannatismaf.
iuista eli ole mime tpuonra laati
tGpttG 100 bollaria.
M. YeiGmGfi: Buolusti m11rGt.
tpG fannatusmafiua ieurafunnar1 id.
ieniIle, fila fen fautta ieurafunnat
fasmattapat iGieniGdn ~fGiittdmdGn
peImolliiuatenia Suomi-O pistoa
fobtoon. Sltomien foltta mpos ban
fittapa poroia, fi,ten ennenfin. Col
mintaan Suomi. Opiston bpmGfii tut
Tiff alma liittpG bartauspuoIi, flten
ompeluieuroisia.
Gorl Sattu: @bbotti, ettG tGGlG 10
nalittaifiin morain ferGGjGt Suomi.
Spiston bpipGfii, fatii fistofin fen.
rafiinnasta. &nnto diff toimitetta-
ma neIid fertaa p~uooesia. 3onna.
tuspbbistpfii6 ia so ientin mafili.
iGriestelmGG diff ebeIleen pioett1pG
nireiIl1.
Scr. SinnilG fonnatti Mrs. Scar.
jalaiien eiitpStd ia toipoi, ettG tGGI-
I'd ~tebtGiiiin ieurofuntia meIpoitta.
na pGGtos Spiston fannatufIen iub.
teen.
Sast. SImonen: @iisiG iciirofun.
nisia, iosia so ientin fannatusmafiu
on ipoitli fer1td, ieiirottafoon eoeIleen
tGtG tapaa. Muisio ~ieurafunnisia
otettafoon ~fGptGnt0on fonnatiispbbis-
tpfiet. aiia iGtettGfo6n 10 Siiomi-
Spiston taIouStoimiston buoIefii.
81. 8antti: Iiian tunnetufii tefe-
minen on tGrfed, ennenfi,in fporoin
fer1ps moi onnistua. Spisto.oiian
on tebtGpG faiffioIIa tunnetlfii.
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