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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-05
TRUE lNWARDNESS OF THE
VERA CRUZ INCIDENT.

In the Spring Of 1914, occur
red the capture OF Vera Cruz
Men from one of our ships had
been arrested at Tampico and
had been discharged with an
apology. But our Admiral %
manded a salute, which was re-
fused. Thereupon the President
went to Congress, asking au'
thority to use the armed forces
of the United States. Wlthoul
waiting for the passage Of the
resolution, Vera Cruz was sela'
ed. 1t appeared that a shiploao
of ammunition for Huerta was
about to enter that port Inele
was a natural opposition to TINS
invasion and a battle occurreu
in which nineteen Americans
and over a hundred MexicanS
were killed. This, OF course
was war. Our dead soldle"
were praised for dying iiAo
heroes in a war of service
Later, we retired from vera
Cruz, giving up this noble wal,
fare. We had not obtained 'u'
salute which was demahu0u'
We had not obtained repar%
ton for affronts. The snip WIN
ammunition which could NV
land at Vera Cruz had s0vn
landed at another port anu ~
cargo was delivered to huel% ,r
without interference. hece eczema
the naked truth was aani''' 60
by a Cabinet officer. we az ".
now informed that I'VE aiu NV NV
go to Vera Cruz to force nu'. 20
to salute the fag." we an az
told that we went thelo n
show Mexico that we weiV ,.ot
earnest in our demand in IA
Huerta must 60" That =, o W.
seized Vera Cruz to depv .Ss
s gmsrta The question Of the
salute was a mere pretest -.
From Mr.. Hughes speech "
ceptance.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-05
ALExANDER-THEN AND NOW.

publicity
haunt him remarks the
waited the governohp speaking
the which
handle the prohibition law and when he could pulpit he would
that the republican legislature passed. prohibition bill public nu
that which he took.
1t
Ibis entirely with Gambling prostitution
Of
tilt a
meeting chief
intmang
vore his pulpit which
public
then Bible
craft This with his
this do these things When
the
which gives inspiration"
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-05
MR.. HUGHES ANSWERS.
Those Who clamored for His Views
Are Hearing Them.

Those friends of Democracy who
clamored so loudly for Mr.. Hughes
opinions upon current issues while
he still held the high Office of justice
Of the supreme court, are now fully
answered by the private citizen, who
surrendered his judicial position to
accede to the wishes Of a majority of
the people as expressed through their
instructions to their delegates to the
Republican national convention.
Mr.. Hughes has not disappointed
those who have reposed confidence in
his character and judgment. In his
speech of acceptance he has clearly
set forth the vital issues upon which
the Republican party proposes to
conduct the campaign this fall. On
the platform he IS telling the nation
wherein the present administration
has been at fault and what is neces-
sary to be done to restore the United
States to the place of respect and
honor to which 1t is entitled in the
eyes of the world.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-05
WHAT THEY DID NOT GET.

his
speeches.
President
with their hands For them for Others deny is to challenge
high thinking and actng
a injustice
the the
vital principle of arbitration
making against
without knowledge without
regard for light or wrong, justice injustice
ehthour will
Hughes They have got
They not through President Wilson.
purpose feelings
Gynn of New York
carried
which the
the
political friends disclosed by the figures given in the
good
Republican
twenty That being the the recent
majority With
a. majority president
ioy was the Republican
would
The trouble Is Democratic figures
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-05

SIN all fairness" asks the Boston Transcript Shouldn't
the expense of financing Carranza be borne by the Democratic
campaign committed"
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-05
MR.. HUGHES HAS EXPLODED THE
"kEPT-Us-oUT-oF-WAR"
ARGUMENT.

Mr.. Hughes attack upon the "kept-
us-out-of-war" argument has aroused
a story of enthusiasm.
Kept us out of warp he demands.
why, there were nineteen men-good
American soldiers, shot down at Vera
Cruz, and many Mexicans were killed
Dy our men. That was war. More
over, 1t was very ignoble war. I
nave heard three explanations of the
Vera Cruz move.
FIRST, 1t was explained that 1t was
made in order to compel somebody
TO salute the fag-somebody who had
insulted US. But the flag was not sa-
luted and has not been to this day.
Then 1t was said that the salute was
not what we sought, but to prevent
the landing of a boatload of ammuni-
ton Intended for Huerta. The ammu-
milton. landed, however, and II has
been shown that 1t reached Huerta
In due season without interference on
our part.
When that reason was shown to
De untenable, third one-and possibly
the real one-finally was advanced
II was said that our seizure of Vera
Cruz was move to compel the retire
ment OF Huerta. It seems possible
that this is true, although we had
promised the Mexicans that we would
NOT interfere in their affairs and told
tnem more than once that we wanted
them to handle their own affairs.
mat Is why the Mexicans could
nor understand US and that is why
tney show little faith in our promises"
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-05

Gov Nose is sending letter
in
making his
aid in commenting this
Alexander voted discharge Hale
that
would in
When asked by discharge
highly recommended he Politics.
baen erontery of asking the
official
he a Republican
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-05
CONGRESS. WITH THE BRIDLE OFF.

II interesting to notice the maiety shown by some OF e !.
YET the recent coes,on congress president INTO w -
abroad bill fixing the wage hours Of the BronenoOu
blowing discussion between Texas papers: A. 8
III congress can go and North ana sOu' -
forbid child labor why isn't competent go into Ne"
Jersey and New Hampshire to enhOur day. ~
a-.
To which the Democratic Post replies
III congress can say that must be paa io
bour WORK WHY can't 1t say twelve must be paid TOT lo
hours work? =.
Or why can't congress hours pay shall be pau o ~
hours work?
congress eight hours constitute gay WIZ" w.
can't say that no may than eight hours!
why producing cotton or gram 10 NC W
ported as interstate ship products from one S
to another they work eight hours day!
Texas picking cotton at present.
ing not Why not congress say e
cotton picked transported from one sae
that cotton TO De sn'ppeu
produced by working not more
eight hours day?
power congress regard itself as entrey I'M
congress enacing the child labor law
opened up endeavor almost without limit
of labor it can for another
and signfyng theirs
established pecedents with
will Of the United States TO
do thinking long"
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-05
ADEQUATE FEDERAL WIZ"
MEMS COMPENSATION
LAWS.

I stand for adequate Feael~
Workmen's Compensation laws
dealing not only with the .' e
ployes Of Government ou' W."
those employees who are ens nd
ed in interstate commerce, an ~.
are subject to the hazard ., Of y,
jury, SO that those aclls" Il
which are within the sphere ,.T II II
the constitutional authoI ,.S an.
Congress may be dealt WIZ Nj.
der a suitable law.-frOu, .ncs
Hughes speech Of accep''
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-05

The demand of these things
supplies being containing
clusion Of peace.
But still asked believe that
tarin-and
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-05

While he about it Senator jim Ham Lewis might also
have explained that the Rome that too proud to fght
died rather disastrous death
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-05

Oregonian President Wilson that he has
things
This moderate that voted
for the Mills bill Administration Speaking Of this
"rad Underwood tarn he said:
list,
practically
European
n a
a
The the south practically competition
from tariff legislation.
$OOOoOOOO
products:
Commodity tariff Underwood tariff
-------------------------------$ 80
Wheat -------- ------- rs
------------------------------
--------------------------- per Free
----------------------------1
Cattle .27h
Swine ------ 15O nd Free
Horses ------------------ 25 cent 10 ct
Oats -------------------------- is bu .06
Barley 80
Fruit % bu 10
Hay -----------------------4 400 ton 200 ton
Butter --------------------------- h. lib.
------- Free
Cheese ----------------------------
'Ten buhe If
from United
onrato
the
respite with
living
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-05

Saws Democratic editor. off, as urged in the senate
child labor law unconstitutional would better abolish h
constitution To which editor the Wallace Miner deals
solar pexus blow by making the truthful statement that M
only senators who arguing that child labor law nm
constitutional were Democrats For than sixty yen
Democrats have been arguing that protective tariff uc
sttutionaI similar argument made in regard tariff
commission Yet they finally around to the support
protective tariff yesuffs and sugar. and now favor
tariff commission Moreover several who argued that child
law is unconstitutional supporting it the eve Of
election All you need in order to educate Democrat on the
constitution is put him up against popular election
The Elder "masheen has been put out of commission in
Idaho the Democrats of nearly every county in the turn
ling down Elder appontees and ackeys who clamored for re-
cognton and places county and state organizations The
editor of the Grangeve post Office has put up winning
fights in Idaho county, but when it to the selection
la state committeeman the antElder bunch sheved him
week in short order But postofce is worth train load
cheap commtteeships- Gem State Banner.
"In all fairness" asks the Boston Transcript shOudnt
the expense of financing Carranza be borne by the Democratic
campaign committeef'
The democrats to realize to their dismay that they
can't persuade Mr. Hughes to change from plaintiff to defend
ant the is lost.
The notion seems be that the dmocrac national chairman
is claiming than he will get but not more than ne will
need.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-05

So long Of recognition rests with me- the vo ~
of the United refuse extend the Of we
one who obtains sister treachey and
4 aprresdent Wilson his speech Of @
Tp,s Is statement principle enuncAd President Wilson d
tou Of his recognize Huera and in defense our n
!. Mexico which followed that refusal ~s
However In February ls4 President Wilson reeD
pepayides as revolutionary Peru Col
government was assassination by
had no yestge constitutional authority back of came
,nan ~, leader. Of the Garrison troops Lima
president Blnghurs assanated war and ~
who opposed him. by killing of
a 70 him president placed full possession OF ha
,r,star McAfln extended
president wilson's principle have A
uh honored the observance Of f n
don't wilson's another wb, -
dstorting coneang fact constructed
an exhibition of adiotness interesting How
exercise dignity of the occupies m,
Oman to acknowledgements Journal
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-05
THESE FIGURES DON'T LIE.

With emblem their the Democrats tell US
will last after the great
the Republicans
prosperous
round numbers list among
our following:
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-05

Gunpowder 100000
Dynamite ACKNOWLEDGMENT 100000
Other explosives ---------------------- 100000
Firearms ------------------- 100000
Cartridges ----------------------- 100000
Aeroplanes ---------------------------- 100000
Trench barbed wire -------------------- 24OO0OOO
Horses mules acknowledgements 1OOOOOOOO
parts ----------------------- 1873 100000
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-05

The notion to be that the dmocrac national chairman
need.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
@arqmette, @ie6.

2ufiesiani s(uttaian palstoilto
firjeenpoibtajien fi~rjoitufiia, tuleC
INTELLIGENT ajatiis, iospa minGfin moiiin
.jonfun rimin firjoittaa @uttojaon.
WeillGfin oil iItomot botitainfufistus
pGipGn iIlolIo. 8Gbdn jGlfern plioIen
pGiipGn fofoonnuttiin firfonbooIilIe,
ia iltap1ipG fului baiSfosti fun ioim-
fuulla faiiniita IaiiIiiia urfuien
iGestpfielIG ia ioimme naitttia riiiim.
miiIIiiiofin mirmoffeito. Scum alta oil
ftIrnut fello fuiltecn Italia min icil.
rafuntommc matilda oil iIloIlinen
.poImis ia ibmiiiG oIfoi tunfcillo
olpicn tGpoeItG firfonbooIiIle ia CT.
nenfiiin foiffi ioinot tiloo iIloIIis.
.popoGsiG, oil oifa fulitnllt pIi fo6ocf.
ian, jonfo jdlfccn picniIIG roboiIIo
ioimme buutoo moittoIippujo, joiSia
oil wiiii moittoo. @posfin ioimmc
nnltti1 acknowledgements cnncrfuin
poiStilimme fotio. MincclIinen tuIos
iItonlisto oil $29.sO. 2ouiumme ip.
oGmcIliien fiitofien mile, jotfa opot
ubramnect oinceIIiiia moroio iIta,
miimmc ia crittGin maistofaammc
rnotiaIoisto fafasiaioa g. anSerion'.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08

masia. Gaiffi faniot opat mpos TO-
|moitelleet ibmiien tuIeipaista el6mGG,
miitta eiipdt ole ipoineet fanialleen
mitfGan p~iiiaustiteen opettaiat min
woIoiiaa tulepaiiuutta iiImien eteen
aicttoa, fun apostolic omat nellie
iaarnnnncct. SoSta ioamme ianoa:
&iitos Sumalan, eta ban on nellie
p%oifania Seeiuficn ia iittcmmin apos-
tolienia falitto antanut oifcan cldpGn
ia narman ticoon ia tunnon tiles
tam, ettei meibGn tarnitie pafanal-
IIijesin pimcpoesid borboilla. Sosia
tptSldan on Snnlala fdpttanpt oppi.
lae.ta ia oppimatlsmio, iiis mplem-
pid. &lfoon mpos ottaf, Itatmoista
jobtopGGtostG, ettei Sumcla oliii NAL
tafuntania tposiG fdptiGnpt polion
foulunfGpaeitG mic5iG. Titfin llnoen
testamentin nifoa on Sumala uiein
berGttGnpt maltafunnasioan tcfe-
mGGn iiullattud iD6td. %hinmuasio
on Goamati,ita, eli ainafin oiia iiitG
painettu 10 noin 500 cri Tielelle, jofo
iiunott1l tpo on fulfil lllcttaipo cppi-
neiben tp0fii. %tl,tta tIlld mit1 oIc,l
biiomaltttanut apostolien luuresto
~tebtGpGstd olen oinooStot1 tobtonu.
iilI1 fufistou tuota .JIGrGG tGiiinstG
jofa on mulitamalla taI olld, ctG III
mala OH aiman e%boottomasti fiber
iibottu eta ban iaaoafieen eiponfelilt,
min mirfaan felmolliIia miebiG tGp.
tpp ne malita foullln penfiltG. Cite
ole mabbollista Dalmistua itie lllfe
miien ia elGmGn fofemufien foulus'
ia pellon raataiasta, falastaiasta, ia
fGiitp0lGiiestG felipolliiia miebiG boi
tamaan epanfeliumin maipaloista jt
mastilunalaista mirfaa iaarnaamaar
it'd iamaa totliutta mitG itie jofapGi
ipG nalittii usfosia Seeiufien iomin
non armosia omasia tunnosiaan
CSatfetaan)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
SImpitns.

Taobocfin ia &eo gpen erp. Ittb.
ienrafnntain fristiIliien maoriioIeu.
ran ia Eoooocfin ierrafunnon toi-
mcsto ponnoon toimeen iuitri fentt6.
jnblo Subonmisio "a b. fejGf. SubIo
ipietetuon iomosia poifosio fiiin en-
nenfin, puoli MALTA IGnteen Yoo-
ooefin firfolto, Sobn adrfeldn puis-
tosio. SbjeImo tiiIec oIemaon ar
mofosta ia monipuolista. @ieroita
pubuiia ioopuu tiIoiiuuteen. EGip6I-
linen ia mirfpoffeito iootopono. Gull
foo lGbeltGd ia foufoo ic wirfuottoo
meta, ie pboistGG meta toimimoon
pboen fonion ia pboen toimoaIIilcn
iidn Iopiino, muistofoo: foiffi NH.
Ifaonl OIettc faiffi ipbdmeIIiiesti ter.
'wcfiIleitol
Soimifunnon puoIesta, Sobn Mbo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08

iuuria ncrojo, min elm. fr%eiffaloiict
fuuluiiot filoiofit, jotfa fofiipot fan.
lalle opettoa bppeit1. Wuunmitasia
flulliiio SofroteS, jofo on fuiiluiicm.
pia &reifon filoiofia, on 10 mennpt
IGbemmafii oifean iipepoen asfelta,
fliin bGnen eoellGGn olleet miiiauoen
opettajat. SGn iobti fanialaiiiania
tutfimoan omoa itieGniG ia fuule-
moan omlantiinnort 1GntG. Sunotoon
bGnen lopiuuoestaan asti 10 baipoin-
neen itiesiGGn GGnen, iofa pioGtti
bGntG wGGrin tefemGstG. SGmGn bal
tian (biomonionin) objeita paarin-
ottamallo ibminen jobtiii iifpeeIIi-
leen toimintoon ia bptpeeieen, jobon
.fuiilui rebelliipps, fonioloismelmolli.
iuufiien t1pttGminen, loinfuuIioi.
Iults, fobtiiuIlinen noutinnoisio /. n.
G.. &aiffi IGbenteIee fristiIliiiG ii.
melIiipps fdiitteitG, mlitta paIjon pie.
Id puiittur, f%aufana on pielG niio
miiioot oppineet miebet ennenfun
moimot fonian iobtaa oifeon iiipep-
oen olfulGbteeIIe eIdpGn StmoIon
tuntoon ia SumoIan ionoan, iosio
oifea o%montunnon rorbo ia iiipeps
iooputetaon ia hinnetoon oifea Su.
moIa, eifG minimum be opettimot, eta
eta Sumolia oipot aurinfo, meii ttu.
Ii D.. III. Canon mieIGfin, ettG paljon
puuttuu ennenflin oipot opiSioon
iieIIG asst fun nuo firiootoitomotto.
mat SumoIon nprffiIcipofiet @oliIe-
an falamiebet, iotfo oipot poineet o.
faiffein pubtoimman tunnon
SumoLosta ia ibmiien iielun fuole.
mottamuiioesto, eli tiiIepoiiesta cIG-
m1stG, fun mifGGn mitii fonid mail
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
ecao, G. eof.

&onlallisleurof ompelltieurolla oil
tG1lld iltomot bolltainfllfitus pGi-
man iltana, jotfa onnistlii pli toimeit-
ten. Guboas tnlo oil 1925.
S1GllG on toaS pastorimme IS.
Sliusfonen jiilistomosia p%oronntsta
ia ipntien arlteefii antamista @olgo-
tan meriioipinnosta. SGn IGbtee tdGl-
I'd polltumotfalle Winnciotoan t. +. 8
pG ~ppiGbtpen 2afe Horoenisia Sci
liintaina iublimaan.
S1StG lGbtien on Iuttojon oiio-
mics ia firjeenmaibtoio 2eooisio ia
pmp1rist0IlG mr.. Micf @uori, 81 5
abe, 2eob, Q. 0af.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08


ientd fobti. Seurafunnat, ioioen ID
ienIufu ei noriie iataan iaaipat lGbet.
tdd pboen eoistaian. T6mdn firffo.
funnan pe%riaatteita iuoiimien tic.
ndisten ieurafuntain IdbeteiIlc moi.
firfollisfofous pGGtofieIId1n mpon.
tGG tGpoeIIiien eolistusoifeuoen. yfii
eoustaia GIfoon eoustafo pbtG uicam.
paa ieurafuntaa. Yaitii ieurafunticn
ebustajia on firffofuntain papcilla.
folpotooreilld ia firfollisiobtofunnan
iaienilIa iaantoien mifaan ddnioi.
fcus firollisfofoufiesia.
Sronipoobisia, @icby torfof. 30 y.
1916.
q. 8uori, S. Sirpi,
eiimies. firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
Kansan Kirjsita
Mstpria, Ore.

Sefce mieleni terpebtGG @rttojan
lufijoita tGdltG G~GrimGiiestG lGnnes-
tG. Saan iloni ilmoittaa eta onnel-
linen on ibminen ola turmattuna
Sumalasia. Wuistan niitGfi aifoja
fun en- Sumalasta mGIittdnpt, iiIloin
eli fotinifaan olliit boiisfa, fplmdd oil
faiffiolla. Suo fplmpps on birmuista
fuoleman fplmppttd. Saluaiiin febot-
toa faiffia @uttajan llifijoita tlir-
maontltmaan Siimalan ijGiieen raf-
fanteen, ettei tarmitieiii maipua bel-
netin loppitmattomaan piinaan, josia
pitGG ola alma itfu ia bammasten
firiStps.
&oitbun tertpebopfiellG,
Sanno SeiffilG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08

ferta Imerifon Suometnresio moi
nittiin: "nprffileimpfiia'. Se olima1
cntiieItG ammotiltoon ebfG uieammai
6eist1 @olilean jGrmen entiiid falas'
taiao. NGiben firian inflammation
mien miesten faiitta, toimitti Sumo
la min iiturio o%iioita, jota CT iittem'
min fosfaan tullo incompatible tefe.
mG1n, ettd nimittGin jGttimGt jGlfeen-
ia faifille beioGn jGIfeeniG tulefpille
fanioilIe mltittlimattomat outuiis-
opin, jonfo mufoon faiffina aifoina
faiffein friStinisten firffojen ia fam
iojen tGptpp - jos miclimGt oltiloof-
ii tuIIa oIistao faiffi iaarnania ia pr-
beenio ia firioituficnia nGioen "nprf-
fi%leimosten'' opin tliomittaipofii, iiis
opostolien tuomion ollie. Sbmeelli-
men nprffi iiIIG SiimoloIIo main on
oIliit, fun SGn ON icmnoiiio leipo-
nut, (noin iiipumennen %ianoen.) IL
man moaIIisto fouliin fGpntid.
Winun oil aifomufieni cnemmon
pubia omista fofemufiistoni ia tois-
teIuisto iaornooiofii tuIIesio. Wtittta
tictpsti Iufio ioIIii, moiffa tGsid me-
men allan moloistiifiefii iiwulleffin
icmmoiiiin, jotfo eimGt wostomoriin
fuuIu omiiii fofemufiiin. Waitd olen
profctoisto fertonut, min nc taipol-
liam fuullnpot oiioon, flimpa main
cnndtdmmc mennG eteenpGin.
UicI1 muist1itan tuota aiioa, fun
SumaIa on toimittonut noioen bolpo-
jcn @aIiIeon Observation-Disclosures to-
lastoioitten. foutto min ibmeelliiid
oiioifa, cttG eiipGt maaiIman f%iiiilili.
iomnot miebet moincet faniollenio
opcttod. MooiImaIIo oil fpIId poIion
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08

rangaisto tai ianoa foipat ia ritnlot
Fianat. T~dlIaistafo tefipdt cniimGiiet
|fristitpt? SumaIaan usfottomuuoes.
ia be muishittimat ia oiettimat fui,-
lain eteen Sumalan iituria tefoja,
fuinfa SGn on laiipeutenia o%iottaniit
fofo ibmisfunnaIIc. Wutta IGbimGi.
fen iortoa ia iticnid iuurefii tefimist6
ei fuulu beibdn iaarnoisiadn. SenpG
wliofii buuoamme iinulle fufa lie
netfin: lnolpu omasta iuiiruutoestaii
ia noprrp usfosia turipaantumaan
laupeuteen, iobon oIet 10
pb6istcttp prhGsid fasteesia, narti
iiina r%au6anait ignteinanteefii iaan-
tia, ionfa 9pbd $enfi on tinnllefin
lpeoenpeiosia ianan fa,,tta omafii an.
tan,it. y, US.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
iOItu oIcmmc alma iauncct ANUS

ia, iolta olemme alma faancct afplts-
tilsta.
MuutamaIIa iannlla mainitien pD-
bGiltoien pietoista. Ypbdilta fomiteai
on toiminut eritt1in wilfaasti, Ito
mia on oIlut iofa ppbGilta, iosia o..
emme iaoncet fuulla la%ulilfoorint
laulaman mirfist6rpiG l%auluia ia niint
monen iuun faiitta olemme iaaneet
fuulla fauniita runoia ia fertomtt-
fla moiffa emrle woifaan tGpiin tlli
fita sSeciufien raffautta meibin, min
on fuitenfin lobouttamaa fun Iaar1s
me min monen iuun failtta fiiulla to.
pistuficn Sceiufiesta.
Mippifoulu lasten pGasto on IL
p. feidf. flo 8 jpp. ga Serran ebtool-
linen lamasia tilaiiuutesia. 10 p. tol-'
men iunnuntai tGsid frnsia on III.
malanpalpellls firfoSia $3.50 a. p.
ia ppbGfoulu fello If a.. p.
&irjeenpaibtaia.
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Gatfoa niiine niimeroon.)
ltmbem testamemtim fntinmis tapa.
@nlimGinen jofd iaarnad &ristiif-
iesta ltl,oen ia @anbon testnmentin
rajalla, on Sobannes &astaja. SGnel.
Id Ell ole fen aifuiielta bengelliieltG
nir%foflnnalta minf1Gnloista mir.
fam oiettomista, eifG Iupofirjao.
Sen nGennme iiitG fun Seruiolemisio
faniaa jobtapa ia iuutalaisten us
%fonnolliiia liiffeitG iilmGlla pitGipd
ia tlipmitieno ncposto lGbettGG ID
bettil1itGGn poppcjo ia lcDiittoito tut.
fimoon Sobonneficn io%ornotoimcn
laiIIihrutta ia bGnen oripooon, eta
mifG mics ban OF, fun ban ioornao
ia fostad, mitfto latipof mosfoilfleft:
"MinG olen GGni, jofa crGmoosia
buittoo: SebfGGt tict toiaiicfii Serial
Ic, niinfuin Ieioia profeta on iano-
nut" Sitten Seeinfien opetusIapiet
oIimot main Seciuficn futiumia ia
mpos ilmon bengelIiicn ipirfofunnan
lupofirioo ia nirfopabmistusta. Sis
iuutolois.firffoon nGboen pGIitto.
mGsti futiutuita maalIiffoioornoojio.
Wutto ien tGptpi oIIo SumoIoIIinen,
fosfopo Seeius fen icmmoiicnaan b.
b~pfp1fipp. Wultcn OH pielG buo-
mottopo ie ieiffo, cttci ndmGt See
iufien eniimdiict IdbettiIddt object mi.
tddn foiiIunfdpncitd encmpdd FUN
bciodn mestariniafoon, tuonn oIipot
faifin fennmoiiio, niifuin tdsid iofii
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Sopiaioelta, isis.

Soan tGtcn lauiita fiitofiet rifle
nonillc ~pstdpiile jotfa tuliipat
minua iGifpttdmGGn minun so ipn.
.pmGpGirGni LLAMA. &iitofiet niistG
Iab;oisto, joita toitte iefG pastori
Yifille mposfin fiitos, jofa oil Job
tamasia illan objelmaa, joten aifa
fulri bausfasti find Titan. Slenfin
monta ltnnetota potd iaanlit miettdd
poifani Iairastpuoteen dGresid, iofa
on ieitiemdn miiffoa maannut pito.
teesia ia iairastamlt iuoli fultmetta,
ipaan on npt nGbGn parGnemiieen
%toiipoa.
&unnioituflella.
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Kutsu.
tattut.

Mn. Snum. Giu. 2ntb. &aniallisfir-
fum 1S:ita sleiieen firfollisfpfomfieen.
Mmerifan Suomalaileen Gpanfe-
is-2utberilaiieen &aniallisfirffofun-
taan fuulupia ieurafuntien eousta-
iienla fautta, iefG tGmGn firffofun-
nan pappeia ia folpotoOreid. futirt-
taan tGten ottamaan oiaa fen 1S:sta
pleiieen firfollisfofouf., iofa pi0e-
tGGn Waplesia, @is., &aniallisien-
rafunnan firfosia feiGf. 80 ia 80 p.
1916 ia alfaa pbteiiellG iumalanpal-
melufiella feidf. 80 p. fello 10 aa-
mulla.