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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-10
MAsONvILLE
MASONVlLLE.


Mr.. and Mrs. John Rosa autoed to
Lamont Saturday, and their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Irb Chamberlain, returned
with them.
Mrs. Merry Somersides, Of Man.
chester, is the guest OF Mrs. T.
M. Eldredge this weke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Behan, of
Ryan, visited few days last week
with their son. VIM. Behan, Of this
place.
The following were Dubuque Wis
itors from here last week: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rose and daughter, Nellie,
M. Ryan, E. F. Mulvehill, Fred
Ferguson, Harry McElroy and M.
Lillis.
Thos. Hickey, now Of Haywarden,
Sask, Canada, is here to see his
father, who at this writing, is very
i'll. with but little hopes for recovery.
A base ball game was played by
two local teams on the new diamond
here last Sunday afternoon. quite
few were in attendance and much
interest manifested. The new base
ball suits have arrived and the team
will soon line up in their new re-
gala.
Misses Clara Heffermen and Esther
Hansen were Dubuque visitors Sat-
urday ind Sunday.
Miss Bertha Horton spent Satur-
day and Sunday at her home in Cog
gon.
The following people from Manche s
ter were Sunday guests at the Jas.
Penny home here: Mr.. and Mrs
Rott. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Brezenka and Frank Beal. Ray Con-
molly and wife were also present.
Miss Abbie Hickey has closed
her school on account Of the serious
illness CT her father.
Mrs. Frank Sullivan, who has been
quite IL of late, is much better AT
this writing.
VIM. Behan and family spent Sun.
day with friends in Ryan and
vicinity.
i Mr.. Lillis, sisters Miss Ann and
Mrs. Chas. Gleason, were Monte Wis
itors Sunday.
Mr.. Patrick Cooney, an old and
highly respected pioneer resident Of
vicinity, died at the home OF his
son, L. J. Cooney. near Independence
ON Tuesday morning, May End. Mr.
Cooney's death was due to old age
and feebleness. He ate some break
fast at 700 A. NJ. and died at 500
O'Clock. Mr.. Coo1ey was man Of
about ninety years Of age and was
: always active and hearty, having
} farmed near Masonville for about
: forty years. He 50 survived by M
F., of this place; DR.. Chas., Of Del
vein; l.. J. and Miss Susie, Of In
: dependence, and John and Margaret
Of South Dakota and Mrs. Thomas
Mccain, Of Coggon. Interment tool
, place here Thursday and was at
} tended by q large concourse o.
friends and relatives. Services wer'
held at the Catholic church herr
an, Rev. O'Connor, Of Oelwein
! preached the funeral sermon. Thu
: sorrowing relatives have the sympa
thy Of this community.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-10

Cd here last week and have taken
up their residence in the rooms
over Barry's drug store. Mr.. Web
Der has opend made-to-order cloth
ing shop in the basement Of the
bank building.
Mrs. Catherine Foley spent q few
days In Cedar Rapids during the
week with friends.
Mrs. Ella Coils, of Yuma, Arizona
who has been spending the past
few weeks at the home Of her sister
Mrs. P. J. McEnany and family, re-
turned home wednesday. Mr.. AND
Mrs. McEnany accompanied her te
Cedar Rapids.
George Smith was business callel
1t Robinson last week.
J. H. McEnany, west Of Coggon
was in Ryan Thursday evening.
Pearl Turner was an over Sunday
visitor at Cedar Rapids with he'
sister, Mrs. NJ. J. McEnany.
Edna King was an over Sunday Wis
itor at Coggon with the Mcclure
family.
7 J. Dolphin was business caller
in Manchester last Wednesday, set
Ting up the Searight estate.
Rev. Father O'Donald Of Monticello
was caller in Ryan last week.
Rev Father Molloy was called t
Coggon last Monday evening by tn
serious illness Of Father Murrey.
Dave McElliott has been confine'
to his home for several days will
throat trouble.
Charley Morley returned from
Arkansas Saturday after spending
several weeks at that place LOOKING
after his farm.
VIII sheppard and Pat McDonal'
we're in Chicago with a carload Q
cattle.
Rev. P. ]. Behan, OF Buckingham
Iowa. was the guest Of his parents
and other relatives last week.
e. Reilly and son, Dennis, OF Ceda
Rapids, visited with relatives her
during the week.
Martin Houlahan, from East Du
buque. was called here by the dealt
OF his mother, Mrs. Martin Houlahan
Howard Houlahan, who Ia attendn
school at st. Joseph's College, wa
called home by the death at h1
grandmother, Mrs. Houlahan.
Mrs, John Ffllinngham was Gale
here by the illness OF her s,ste'
Mrs. Arch. Gilchfi1t
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-10
HONEY CREEK.

Bert Ryan sold and delivered "a
nice bunch Of cattle IN lamont Sat
urday.
Amy Loup moved from the home
stead farm into Manchester MONDAY.
Miss Elsie Becker visited q cou'
Die days the past week at the MT
and Mrs. Frank Schmidt home.
Mrs. James Barr was trading IN
strawberry Point Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon MeCarren' o'
Manchester, visited at their farm
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Ryan were 1aa'
ing in Manchester Tuesday.
Mrs. H. Heyer and dnghter, MISS
Verna, spent Thursday a1teu
with Mrs. Frank Schmock.
Mrs. Mary kellogg, who mas oeel'
very i'll for some time - SOME better
lat this writing. ~
Mrs. H. Waldo went 70 Iowa City
Monday.
Mrs. VIII Mften entertained the
|Larkin Club Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Madison spent
Sunday with relatives IN Aurora.
Mrs. Frank Schmidt was shopping
lin Manchester Friday.
The Ladies Crochet Grub met
with Mrs. Sch1umbohn Thursday al
ternOOn.
Miss Lille A1lenstein closed her
school Friday with a program ana
basket social which was hrgey At
tended.
Amiel Retz was a Lament BUSINESS
visitor Saturday.
VIM. Cree was 4 Strawberry Pomt
caller Saturday.
Miss Mae Campbell OF CEDAR Ma
pids visited with her sister, MIS-.
E. Quitmeyer few days last week
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-10
Rev. F. Lutz was Dubuque pass

Rev. F. Lutz was o Dubuque pass-
enger Monday.
The Congregational church mission
ary tea will be served in the assem-
bly room Friday afternoon. Every
body invited to come.
John Ham has returned from sew
eral months visit with his children
at Fish Trap, Idaho, and Sprague'
Washington. His daughter accom-
panied him home.
A. A. Mcintosh, Of Manchester was
in town Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Cousins depart
ed Wednesday to spen a few days
with their son ard daughter and
their families t Oelwein.
At a meeting Of the school board
and the faculty 1t was decided 70
hold the dedication services and
EXERCISES for the new Consolidated
High School building Thursday, June
sth. Invitations will be sent to
every school patron in the district
and a grand banquet will be served
in the large gymnasium OF the school'
There will be plenty Of music and an
Interesting program Is beng ar
ranged for the event. The gradual
ing exercises will be held in the ne"
auditorium and the class OF 1916 IS
composed of the following young peo,
nile: the Misses Ruth Derr, Stella
Seegar and Francis Laxson, Harold
Cousins an; William Cooking.
The Board of Education at a recent
meeting elected Dean Soule as man
ual instructor for next year and
Miss Ruth Young Of Monticello has
been elected as second primary
teacher for next year.
Prof. J. Clyde Murley, of Mason
City, has accepted a position as
teacher of Latin in Southern Meth
odist University, at Dallas, Texas
Mr.. Murley will receive his Master
Degree from the University of Chi
capo this summer and will also al
tend the summer school fitting him
lself to take the position in Septem
her. Mr.. Murley's many friends ex
tend congratulations on his advahc
iment.
Miss Carmen Lands Of Farley was
the guest at the home OF ;. '"
Klaus last week.
The Earlville city council are con
sidering a proposition made by the
High Tension Electric Lines Of Cedar
Rapids to cell the municipal plant
but as yet no definite conclusions
have been reached.
G. T. Parkin and family were Man
chester callers Saturday. :,
Mrs. Lane, Of Edgewood, IS Visl'
Ing her sister, Mrs. Geo. Matthew's
here this week.
Mr.. Fred Gienapp. WHO lives cas-
of town, was married at the Lutheran
parsonage by Rev. Lutz THURSDAY
evening, to Dubuque lady, whos'
name we failed to learn. The happ!
couple have the very best wishes o
their many friends.
John Gibbins, OF Madison, Wlscon
sin, is assisting G. J. Bailey VIII
his painting and papering.
George and Count Gibbs and TN
formers family and mother wer'
guests at the volt home Sunday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-10
State OF Ohio, City of Toledo.
Lucas County, So.

Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
80 senior partner OF the nrm OF r. 40
City OF Toledo. County and state afore-
said, and that said firm VIII pay tne
sulc OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS tor
each and every case OF Catarrn may ~
cannot be cured by the use OF HAkLS
CATARRH CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY
SWORN to before me and subscribed
In my presence, this sth deZ q Dscem'
6eI. a. u. 1885. A. w 0LEA9ON,
{SeaD Notary FuDac.
aliy nnd actS through the Blood ON the
Iuc0us Surfaces OF the system. 8ena
Ior testimonials, free.
II. q. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo. q.
Sold by al druggists. TIC.
HaUs Family Pulls tor conQspation'
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-10
ON ElpA.

Mr.. Len Goranson had the mis-
fortune to be kicked by a morse
while working in the field Saturday.
Tho horse became frightened and
Kicked him in the chest. He was
unconscious several hours but rs pet'
ter at this writing.
Mrs, DR.. Gum and three cmldren
of Deep River, who have been Wis
itinr at the home of Mrs X. Hckox'
returned tome Saturday.
Mr.. w. J. Dodge, of oelwein, was
in town the first of the week DEM
onstrating a Hudson Super-Six auto
to J. B. Howe.
Mrs Lee Layhey and daughter, MIL
dred, were Dubuque shoppers Thurs
day.
Mrs. Hill, of Hopkinton, was a
guest at the S. T. Knox home SAT
urday.
Miss Jennie Hawkins went to Cas-
cade Thursday to spend the s"la-
mer with her aunt, Mrs. Macomber.
Several from here attended the
Grange at Manchester Saturday.
Mrs. Lucy Durham and MRS. Laura
Fay, of Manchester, spent SATURDAY
with relatives here.
Mr.. Mcconnell, of Hopkinton. was
a business caller here Saturday.
Miss Grace Welterlen ana a
lady friend Of Edgewood, We're caA'
ing on friends here Friday evening.
Mrs. Walker Of Manchester spent
Monday with Mrs Chas. Ferris.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-10
Keeps Two Kinds Of Time.

A new French three.handed watch
tells both 12-hour and 24-hou1 time,
one hour hand being used for each
kind on separate dials, while . single
minute hand does for bofh
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-10

A handsome man shares the fate OF
other natural scenery. No matter how
much he is admired, he isn't allowed
to interfere with practical enterprises.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-16
: Smlipalo ipttpi S. So. 2eppaIar

Snltpalo 1DftDt IS. US. Sepp1I1n
aiumnosia 227 6. Mper Ct, mime
innmintaita pasten poIlG noin flo
vi aifana, tilottaen tiintiiipan mo-
bingon falustoSia. HGipGIeboen bau-
~rafonttori i%iiaitiee iamasia taIosIa.
Daan fonttorifaIusto CT fGriinpt nil
tGGn buomattapampaa pabinfoa.
= WbDtdmanG, beponen, paria>
lebmla ia nllorufainen. apipfdd gbas-
Mitcbeu, 232 aurora Soc. (13)
= &iitos! SuIfiien fiitofieni fab
BON luaiua SnomaIaiieIIe EoIcno-
fmituspbtiolle iiitG, ettG fun ie ale
firiottaneelle lGbetti oiwitentti1
$4,000 MT ia emf beinGfuusia tiiIe,t
mielG ioamaan IiiGG $3.50 EGmdn
iuom. Yalopafuituspbtion afiamieS
OH @oeebic fauntisia tlnnettu fanio-
laiiemme Sobn o.. SeIli. $Gnen
fauttaon oIen mafuutiifien ottantrt io
bdiien foiittaan oIen mpoS nlt1mniriA
int moitotfin iaaniit, josta olen ian-
gen fi46riifei Scr. S. IS. SeIiIlc.
&anidIaiietI )9itd bpoopttdd teita
mafmittoo mum fieIiiisid wafunitiis-
Dbtioisid, fun iaatte mafiaa faman
mafuutusiumman ia ip%oittoia cite iao
fosfaon. &cboitan tcitG, tectte mil
ioosti, finn otnttc mafilititfiennc pois
mum ficliiiltG ia mafulitotte omoi-
iuutcnnc Mr. Sobn IS. SeIlin fantto
iuomaIaiieSia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
&iitolliiella fiinnioitufiello, (,
01) 6. .. Inberion.
= Supca lcitattuja tee-ietteiG So
40 alma $500 SripIetisiG. (14)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-16
Scbefa, Mimm.


&eo @pen efp. lutb. ieurafunnan
ompeIuieitran naisten fofous oil g.
Hctcrioninin talosia IL p. maalisf.
ia fabpipopodstG oil tiiIoia $40,
josta laiiiumme ipodmeIliiet f%iitofiet
foifille, jotfa toipalla tai t%oiieIIa otti-
mot oiaa ia ubraiiwat roponia tabGn
tarfotrfieen. &%GpfaGmme coesfin
pain fGii fGoesiG, rlfoillen Siimolal-
ia armoo ia lirnoitsta tponemme
@niimGinen fofoiis on &. Sullimanin
toIoslo Sebefasia, bubtif. 10 p. flo
2 pGinGIlG. Sertpe tliloa, ~iuurclla
ioufolIal
Selma Sulliman, ierr. f%irjuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-16
@arqnettc, Mieb.

49,"
Warquetten &aniallisieurafunnan
iltamatoimiflnta panee toimeen onfi.
ma-iltamat 20 p. Maalisfuuta. Sab.
milippuia mppoGdn n~aiiille b~uutofau.
palla; miitta miebille OH ipapaa. go
muoiineliannesfofous pioetdGn fir
fosia rs p. maalisfuiita, iosia tilai-
luiloesia tlilee olemaan tGrfeitd aii-
oita fesfusteltamana. Toipotaan,
eta faiffi ieurafunnan jdienet tuIiii-
mot fofoufieen.
6. 8GGnGnen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-16
5itrbbnrs, @ais.
Waalisfuun 8 p. 1916.
&aubaa Seeiufiesia:-
6. @aanamen

&aubaa Seeiufiesia:-
Tdmdn fiun 6 b. oil @m. 2rtb.
ieurafnnnan fuufauiifofous. Siin1
faiffia ieurafunnan t~oIouoeIIiiia ali.
oita fesfuStellesia, ilmoitti npfpinen
pastori sc. 8iSfari itienlG irti tGmGn
leilrafunnan palDelufiesta. Samd
tietpsti ei ollnt ieurafunnalle mifGdn
iloianpma fiulla ippstd, ettG ielira-
firnta ipaSta on noin 21a mitotta laa-
nut pit1d opettajaania, minfG ie S1o-
mesta f%uitiui.
SamGn ftun 2 p. oil ieiirafunnan
ompeIuieuran mppiGiiet ia ne onnis-
mi faifin puolin bDpin. Tolion oil
Wtartat iinne tebneet fGiitoitG buoli-
malta iiitG maiffa mdliin nouiee
mprsfp piIipiGfin.
TlioriioIiiton rpbmd iltama onnis.
mi mposfin bppin, jofa oil piime
lunnuntaina. Samoin OH t. t. 26 y.
SC. clifton iltama. Slen fuilllltt eta
niist6 tuleefin oifein @iulret. Scum
tattoo npfpileen aifaan ia iiiben m1-
b~Glufuiieen iouffoon FUN feurafun-
nasia on ia %. ~-liitosio, min ne foittao
parbaania mufaan mieoG aIiaa etecn-
pain. Soinottama oliii eta lie eoel.
lccnfin menestpiii buolimatta iiitG
mitG fuulee.
Slmot oipot oIleet fDlm1t ia Iunto
poljon t1nd talmeno. l~llfotpotfin on
melfein foiffi ieiiaufliSia, etenfin ra-
fcnnltS oldlla, mlitta biibija fiiiilrii,
ettd emf tclnn alfano pitdtIt tltlla to-
waIlinen tpo-oifa, fifteen fen nGfee fun
iinne osti cboitGGn pGGstd. Nptfin
Dleiiesti fotioin Min on parempi tpo-
oifo, mitG on ebelIiiinG taIipina olIilt.
Sebtaat fan tdpttG aifoo, iamoin foi-
fish merstaisia.
Wisids ie Mlen poifa on, f%irioita-
pas abferammin, eta iaammc n1boG
tlioreita mitiiia fplGstGmme nleam.
min? ytiitd jGd ipartoomaan ainafin
nina manba,
Notis-Nebi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-16

Galliit pstGmGtl SumaIan lafi or
ic oppi ia ie moIfcus iosta iImotetaan
nellie SumaIan jGrfGbtGmGtoin fob
to, ett1 millaiien ibmiien npt tuIee
olIo nirnittGin fofo olentonia iieIiin
ia ruitmiin fansio ajatufiiSiania ia-
noisiaan ia toisiG1r, ettG ban motif
SumaIaIIe otoIlinen pIln ia bGnelle
felpaiii. 9ofi jaetaan &aamatiisia
fabtccn taiilititn. G"niimdinen tliIii
naatii iSfoa ia raffaittta SrmaIaan.
&c on oifioa Syiimalan tintemiSta ia
pelfoa min eta bGneen ainoaan MT
usfollamme ia tiirtpoomme. Soinen
torlit muatii raffaiitta I~dbimm1iieem.
nc. @oellinen taiiIit jofa paatii Ssr-
molan peIfoa usfoa ia r%affaittta SUI
malaon iImoittaa eta panbursfaus
ei ole oinoaStaon iiind ilmoitetfii ME
mitt6in toista taiiGiia ipastaon ipaan
coeIIincn, iofa ipaotii oifein alfupm-
bursfmttta, ic on elGfudd eIGmGn pb-
tepttG cl6pGn SiimaIan fansia.
Wposfin Sumalor Iofi opettaa meitG
mit6 meioGn pitdG tefcmGn ia fartta-
man. Toiicfii tiinfemaon meioGn ipn-
timme ia tiirmclIin Iitontomme. &oI-
mannefii fiirittaa ia oioa meta etii-
mG1n porontaioo, Gristlisto, iofa on
lain Ioppii ia fen tdpttdia. ga pa.
rannufieen f~iriIitii eniifii totincn ipn-
min iuru ia fotumiis ia toiicffi, usfc
aristuficn pGGIIc. Tiin, folIis pstd-
ma, oIemmc iind ia nina MT Siimo-
Ian lain ifecstd iomitctat. GmonfeIi.
uni, t,io iuIoinen ia uuii ianoma II.
m~oitetaon f%iniiIcfin lain aIIa buO'
fuiIcpo iicIu MT ibununo tuoen tes'
polosia. Sind min on ST.
! moIo mooiImoo rafostun,it, ettd bSr
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-16
Crystal Sails, @ie6.

Nlponainen fiitosfirje Wrs. ,Imo-
Tia HiemeIIel
Wrs. Hicmi oil mctlGpirtiIIG feitt1.
jana fafii fuufalitto. GipG bGn olIiit
muistamatta minuo, jofo oIcn pitfGt
iairaaloiiuuocn tGbben joutrrnit fop-
b1Gn tilaon. Wrs. Tiemi Iabioitti
minulle 10 b%oIIario, jofa oil cniim1i-
men ia iunrin opii, fun on pflifddn
fonialaiiistani tdbGn iaoffa tebnpt.
Sdmdn fautta taboon Iaiiia noprim-
mat fiitofiet @rs. NicmcIIcl
SIen Iiian beiffo f~iittGmGaf, main
nina tieoGn cttG rafos taimoollincn
Si6 on fen runiaasti p%oIfitiefpa Mrs.
NiemelIc 10 taGIId cl6mGsi1 ia pie.
Ia paljon poremmir iponbursfosten
Observation-Disclosures. Sofa fopbGG boil
boo, ban Iainaa Serronc. Sddn fiitof.
ieIIa muistomaon Nrs. TicmsG, iil-
Id apii oil mule fopin torpecn.
9iitoIIifuuoeIIa,
| s. Siacfion
gor 8. Crystal Soils, Nicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-16

bdntd rasfaosti, min ban Iuotti ia.
naon, joSto ban iai Ioboutufien, min
aim Serra ianoifin: filn find paIaat,
min mabwista meIjedii." TGmG iona
of talIut TietariIIe farupafii iobon
ban %noiautili, cttei ipnti iaanut bdnta
maobon waimuttaa. Mrrutoin Diff
bdllc fGpnpt iamoin fiiin SuuoaIIe.
2uottafaamme alma Sumalan lanaan
iosta Serra lite I%auiui: "Taimas ia
nlaa brffun, mrtta minun ianani pp-
ipp iionfaiffiiesti."
Tiirii beiffo m%elienne,
g. 81.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-16

omana ie ipanbnrsfmis jota lafi ipaa-
iii ia olemme oifein malmiit, ppbat.
81 iionfoiffista outuuttamme, mitd
meilIa Seeiufiesia on. San plos
nouii, oi riemua, &ristus on moitta-
nut, Of antuntta. Salleluiaa &arit-
IoIlc, jofo mcitG mercllGniG Sumolol-
.lc lunoStil
Saan mposfin ipnnpinmaasia ole
mia omoiiio t1siG tcrpebtGa iiiarioni
ia beioGn Iapiioan, 8oaiasia ia y
listurosio ia mposfin rafasta nsfon
lpcljcG Seiffi MGfirantaa TopiasiG.
OIfoot faiffi %roffaasti t%eripebbittp
perbeinne fanSia.
Mutuoona Seeiufien weren moi
masia. 90. Sirpi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-16

ia fplmG talpi on olIrt ippnd bitou'
teeni. Yaiffafunnar1 uutiiia en- tieoG
.tdIId fertao fertoa, ipaan ebfG t%oiielIo
ferralla teen %paremmin. Wfifdli olen
fuulIut, ollaan tddllG firfon rafennus
%bommasia, jos iaaoaan riittaipd ium-
ma paroia fofoon. Siis plos faiffi
nlorct ia manbat bommaan ia piiii-
baan, ettG iaaoaan metin oifea ri
f%ousbuone. iosia poimme fittGa gu
malaa. MeioGn pitGd fiittdmGn ia
plist6mGn Sumalaa eoesiamme ole
mista eiimerfeistd. Yitafaamme mic
lesi1mme bGnen fiunatiit liipauficn-
ia, titfimalla niita. Snmalan poifa
iGtti Si1mme istuimen ia trli ibmi.
iefli pelaStaafieen tdtG iaatanan pal-
'
laSta min bGren funniania tiioSia a.
fentumiieStaan on iiind, ett1 ban fit
ten anaii taiipaan ibmislapiille ia
ilmoitti BELLE SumolalIiien firffau-
Den ia ban main ollen oioitti miten
langennit ibmisiufu nostettlina tir-
mclufien ipmpp6estd iobon ipnti oil
fen iposipt, bdnen faiittaan fuitenfin
idlleen on ~pb6istettp ifuiien Suma-
Ian fansia. Sbminen perbottuna
&ristufien iuanbursfalioella on foro.
tettuna bGnen autiuteenia. Meit6
pelastaafieen tili Seeius t1bGn mao
ilmaaan fdriimddn ia fuolemaan
Sdn tili fipuien miebefii eta ME til-
oialliiefii iianfaiffiiesta ali-
tuuoesta. Sumala ialli rafastettn
poifania, tdpnnd armoa ia totuutta,
iGttGa funniania ia tlllla tame ipn-
min tGboen firottiri1t fuoleman mar
ioien maaban. &atiele bdntG @etie.
maanesia ia ristillG, fun SumaIan
poifa otti pdGlleniG meiodn ipnti.
fuormamme ia m%erellGnid f%irioitti Iii.
ton nellie. Siis lola poimme lolt-
laa: "Oi filin on bppG fantaa fruit
iiiia funnian." &iImoitelfaa usfoS-
ia te Sionin matfafrmppanit, maiffa
fpllG. tlntrll josfus ettG uitprpmiis
ipaipaa, paan Sumalo taas antaa
iiuiia moimia taistelemaan mibolli-
fla mastaon. SGlIG toimolla iGtGn
taos teioat iiiaret ia weliet, Serrasial
&aroliina Senoricfion.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-16
Paikkakunnalta.

Mr. 5rco Siacion OH ottanut
p~aifalIiien oiiamiebcn toimcn Detroit
ono Iortbcrn Wicbigan Building q
|2on 2iitoSla.
- 2ebma mgDtaauGnS, poifii cnii
flnsio. bpiuG lppiGmGGil. &pipfda:
lis Sbomrpcf Ct, Isblanb loc.
|Stcwe Ioitef, Sronpoob, Wiicb.
- Sruniuopb Soiunibipisia on fof.
ii t1pttG tifettiG joiSta Giti5ens tifetti
on lGpccniG iuomoloincn, patti pbta
cboofasto. Sta jobtao %fonial. Sobn
g. Selli iiipcrmiiorifii ia Gust @b-
romlon firinrifii. Soinen on Sor-
mers tifetti, jonfo iu%perpiiorin cb-
ooffoaro IN faniol. Sobn NtGii ia fir.
iurin Ct ooffaona SuliuS Sobnion
nuorcmpi. SuIiii Iiian pitfofii maini-
ia faiffio cbboffaistn plIGmainitliIla
tifctciIlG.
- @bDtdiuGnd oiofii puboistcttila
10 ccfcrin maotila lGbclld foiiponto-
ia, 20 ccffcriG mctiGG, bppo fauppo.
8m. s. 8cston,
GA 8esIcmcr, Micb.
= WimitDs,pnnlit opot oIlcct tGnG
miionno poria miiffon o%ifaicmmin
fuin cnncn. Sppnd iiibcn OH ituii lo-
Fl, jpfo mootii eta nimlitpsmoalit o.
nat pio&tGm1t 90 p1iipGG cilncn ipao-
Iia.
= On toiiucita ctt1 g(uroro fotil
tiilee iaomaon n. +. "gS1itc @ap" ia.
tuipaIoistuficn l1bciicsiG tuIepoiiul.
bcsia. sc fomiStaa fnupunfiommc
mcIfoiiesti.
- s.. %. Mnbcricnin, eli Soiito.
Ian bpm1fii oil t%oimccnponti oiuuS-
tiiSiltomo mime iumuntoi-iItono
Snnistuimat bpuin, puIboas tltlo Of
len 1921 40.
Mntuiuat bancn nnffna.
s. e. Stropnec, Gainesville, Ga,
81. 81. 3, eli poiniit muffiia fofo potG
nouiemotta bios. "Sosfus mifuin al,
noastaan mulitomio minnittia iIlos.
ia, fifteen oIin pofotcttii nouicmoor
pIos. &pctin foffi iiibcn, mutto H.
man mencstpstd. 2opuIta otin 6olcpr
0ioncp IiIIcrcitG ia f~dpttdisi6ni pb'
ocn iotiin usfoin ctt6 clcn tcrtpc, iiIIt
poin nlffiia pIi pom" SoIcpn 0io'
icp YiIIerit po%rontopot fciibfot mn
tuoiiet, crist1pGt ruumiisto microo'
,inefict, untolpot bplpdn rlofnbnIun
iiddm6t cnersioo ia unto.
IpptGp1nG foiffinIIn.