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$4s, 500, 900 Not Enough.

He estimated that under his pruned and
inexpensive rural service he would want
about s4s.500.0O0 for paying the carriers
This, in the face of the roar that is going
up all over the land over the changed
service, made the committee ginger up
and raise the recommendation to over
s53,00o.000. Chairman Moon was not
strong for the increase, but his committee
jerked the throttle back and did not stop
until it had provided for every farmer
in the United States who used to get his
mail at his door, but who lately has been
waiting for it at the crossroads, half a
mile down the road
Congressman know that the farmer
believes generally that the rural free
delivery service is the only thing the
United States government does for the
farmer. The rural free delivery man
calls every day. The farmer sees him
every day. The post office man is the
one ever-present reminder that the
United States government Is on the job.
That's why the congressman knows
that the plant of the farmer on this
subject is really serious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-16

s. r. Mcmillan. eightyNone. at BriA-
toll. Va, died. He served i'm the Coy
federate army. Two sons and two
daughters survive. ?,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-16
Changed Routes on Paper.

When the Post Office Department took
it into it's head to save a little money.
one of the things it did was to put a
lot of clerks to work shaving down
expenses on the rural free delivery
service. A few inspectors went out on
the road to make the changes in the
routes right there on the ground,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-16

Harrison, American to the core, demo-
cratic in every move, and in every prin-
ciple of his political doctrine, declared
that in his administration there should be
no clique but frankness, in which Fill
Pine and American must meet on u foot
ing of equality. He associated freely
with the Filipino leaders. went out of his
way to obtain their opinions, and wherever
and in the true style of the
American. acted upon them.
Has Elevated Filipino.
1.-The immediate result of this was an
awakening in the insular. provincial and
officials of a sense of personal
responsibility greater than any they had
ever felt before This change has tended
to an elevation of the Filipino nearer to
the plane of the Americans
THE Philippine Islands are suffering
from political Indigestion and it is
our duty to tighten a little the diet of
politics with which they have hitherto
been fed. If the energy and the intel
1gence which is today wasted on the
discussion of the problem of independ-
ence were to be devoted to the frank
and honest discussion of the industrial
and commercial future of the islands,
1t would be difficult to estimate the
value of the change to the islands
The progress achieved by the public
school system of the islands has been
phenomenal. Similarly the bureau of
public works. though built up from the
chaotic elements of the early American
administrations, has accomplished
much
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-16
What Experience Has Taught.

our experience at Illinois shows that
college men can get good elementary
education in military affairs by looping
on little OF the time which they
would otherwise devote to tripping the
light fantastic toe. showing the balls
over the green cushions or yelling
Justify on the bleachers at their fellows
who are performing athletic feats. This
training is OF very great value for
other purposes than military, and il
does not beget to any apprecfable e4-
tent the so-called military spirit"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-16
True System of Cooperation.

by a scheme like this We should
establ the true American system of
cooperation between the state and
the nation in this common function
OF national defense. The west be-
lieyes thoroughly in a sensible-that is.
scientihc-scheme Of national pre-
paredness for national defense against
aggression. but it will not. 1 believe.
be frightened or dragooned into
half-baked scheme which is sure to
break down of it's own weight.
I'VE are considering now plan by
which the women of the university
may be incorporated in the brigade.
We are contemplating the organization
OF a womans relief corps to give to
the woman students in the university
an opportunity to participate directly
IN the great work of the national de-
Tense
college men owe a special duty TO
their country. They have received
much, and should render much in re-
turn. In any great struggle for ma
tional defense the educated men. the
well to do. the fortunate. should show
patriotism by getting out themselves
at the first call. and thus setting the
example TO all their fellows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-16
President of illinois University
Discusses Subject Before
Alumni Association.
IS At HEAD OF BRIGADE
THAT NUMBERS 200 MEN
Criticises Federal Government for
Failing to Appreciate Military
Work in the Colleges.

NEW YORK, January 1J.-President
Edmund J. James of the University of
Illinois, colonel of the largest cadet
regiment in the United States. appealed
to the New York Alumni Association of
the University of Illinois at the annual
banquet here tonight to stand by him
and the trustees in their efforts to
make this regiment. which is in fact a
brigade, the most efficient organization
of its kind in the world.
He charged the federal government
with gross neglect of its duty toward
this work. The state of Illinois has
erected at the university an armory,
structure which can be used for rid
ing school. and building as head
quarters for a battery of field artillery.
The university in it's turn requires all
freshmen and sophomore male students
to spend three hours per week in mill
tary drill. but, although there are now
ALSO men in the cadet brigade, the fed
eral government has refused to send
more than one army officer to train
them.
The University OF Illinois turns out
every year over 1,1oO men who have re-
ceived two full years of such military
training as may De ODIdlNeU Dy
ing twice a week." said President
James, land upward of a hundred who
have received four years of such train
ing. and yet the federal government
work still more efficient. Why no.
utilize first Of all the men now enlisted
instead of making these extraordinary
endeavors in trying to get others to
enlist before these are trained?
Military Training Centers.
"In this and similar institutions
where military service is required the
federal government will find its most
immediate. most economical and most
efficient means of recruiting the large
body OF officers which a real National
Guard or a real continental army may
require. By furnishing a competent
corps OF one to FIVE trained officers, ac-
cording to the size of the cadet regi-
ment, the government could make out
of these schools military training CEN
tiers of high value second only to West
Point and far cheaper to maintain.
1T would be possible to arrange COM
bined courses of military science in
electrical or mechanical engineering,
which. distributed over six years, might
lead to two degrees - bachelor of
science in engineering and bachelor of
science in military art and science
qualifying the students for positions as
second lieutenants in the army.
IF the federal government were to
offer military scholarships of the an
nual value of $3.50 to those students
who would complete these combined
courses the University of Illinois
would turn out $50 officers per year
at cost to the government of $500
per lieutenant. instead of $4,000. A
year In the regular army as lieuten-
ant would complete the military train
to- 49, oh Dat nd no oh fhaf,
be put into the reserve corps subject
to call.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
NUORTEN OSASTO

tdman fatoaiuaiiuoem on pGGsipt tap
oellistd iublaa miett1madn taiipaar
iidn Iaona, iinnebdn mielemme balac
usfottiia autuuttamme nauttimaan
Sanommeban niein. WillaiSta lienee'
fddn fun Seeiiis tGGItd mie meibd1
fotiin It'll autullteen.
Onpa eros ieurafuntamnle i6ier
W. Wation iarastamlt uieita f,ufall.
Tia ebfapa ie OF fotiin pdGipn entei.
ia. Salusta tai ban itieeni1 nGboer
10 w%aibtaiiifin tdm6n fotoamaiiumoer
mltta pienet lapiet, nebGn mielG fai.
paapat iidn maallista tiirpaa. Sba.
na on fuitenfin fGpbG iairasta fatio.
masla, iofa tpptpen Silmalan teibin
ia jobtoon, mai ianoa: "gn mureboi
ills ollcnfnan on Sierra iloni Jos fuin.
fin ftp ma mietin maan mia boitao
iiGni."
Seeil,s itic oifea lobouttaja. nab.
pistafoon faiffia %iairaita ia fGriiipiG
Miruten tdGlIG SbiosIa on iImat
perrin waibtelemat tGnG talmena. On.
pa luntafin alma iosfus maiffa iuu.
rimmafii oiafii on ollut lpeii i%ateita.
gbben milton oil paffasta ettd mGbdn
iaimme tuntea talnen mafua. Onpa
allllt iofu pGipG pbtG faunista FUN
fenGdlld. Tallaiiet iImat ti,ottapat
iairaufiia, iosfin lpbempiaifaiiia.
Eopiifii lauiun iisfot teille par
baat fiitofiet, filp tuIitte ~fansiamme
pbocsiG iublinlaan. Snban balts.
fempi tcioGnfin tuaS iiellG fuilpasia
Glcpclunbisia. SALON iaimme flul.
Ia toasfin iiitG toll niiasta, ettG ipn-
nit otpot ontecfii. Toinufoot oifeerl
fllltafirjointilla ipoGmiimme lanai:
"WeillG OF mapaits fdpbd ppb1Gn
Sceiufien mercn faitta." SiGn rln-
iasta arn,oo faifille llnostctuille, toi-
mon tGGlld olelpain ormolosten plo-
lcSta, ilGn fotiin matfustapa
2iiii Sc.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
Secins pfiinGisten Dsta,uG.

Sbunaa on iaaoa ipoeltaa Sceiufien
iellrnslai Mnpnbtaian. rafastapiIo
f1iimoriilla leipGten iGilpp parbaiten
mailman fplmiltG tulililta. Monet
epGielmat eldmGn fpipmpfiet ielipe-
nemat paiipittdin fulfiesia SppGn
Haimenen jobbon ala. Sa iilloinfin,
fun fatfera faipaiis tGpttGG ipoGmen
i%pippD0esiG, finn tuntee fulfeponlo
pfiin maailmasia. paillo oianottoa ia
Dmmdrrpstd, min iilIoinfin, jullri fiji
Ioin on pfiinGiieIle maeltaioIIe tllr.
pallista painua pbGti lGbemmGfii
@apabtoian bellGd ip6GntG. gon
ipnffpps bGlpenee, elGntGn polfll nal.
fence, fun Seeius laa ola mufana.
SifiipG rafas pstGwG, ota Seeins
mufaaii eldmGn tietG fansiaii fulfe.
maan. Sanen ieuraslanlo Opt nGfe.
mGdn ia ipGlttGmGGn monet ipnfGi
ipmGnteet. Intalibu fofonaan See.
iufien fdiiin, etta bGn iaiii itieffGGn
ipoGmen peltoa buoientoa ia poistao
riffaruobot, iotfa onat estGmGsiG /.
ianfaiffiiuustouon fastpna.
DletpGG on iaaoa ieistG maiafantli'
lena pimeasid posid. Nosto iinG, io'
ia DIET 10 pibittp Siimalan maiaffa'
%tlIefii ipbdnmaitten ftuorten fesfelIe
nosta lamppuaii %plemmdfii eta por
weiilId puriebtiiat tliIeii tiiiffeen no
fiiinGt! Seiio robfeana parfiopai
fallaii. &ppnelin tostutettu fpItpo
tpoii, ionfa iirottelet Talon fpodnmais
ia fulfiesiaii Sierra liunaa. "Serrt
ontaa bcifolIe ipoiinoo ia mGettomiIl'
fpllin mGfeG."
Saafoon main Seeius tulIa fans
iaii oamuin tpot6ii iiunoamaan. Soa
foon tuIlo mpoSfin ilIoin, pom biljai
ihuoesia liiofiemme oiiinioon. Sitter
Seeiiis iaa meistd iofoiiesta ~niiorestt
reippaita ia tarmoffaita tpomiebii
piinimGfeeni1 tpomaoIIe.
Mnniffi S-nen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
@mortem teriuebbbfiiG toiiiIleen.
Gaffaat rippifonlntomerit!

&allis on rippifouluoifa. SiIIoin
fuulemme Seeiufen ~fiitiuipan ddnen,
enemmdn fuin ebf6 fosfoon ennen.
Sdn ppptGa nrorta eI~GmGGmme iib.
roomaan itieIlenid, fila antoibor
bGnfin cIdmdnid ia benfenid cocstdm'
me. Dsitd wastoomme SceiuficIIes
Tponndmmef0 Iuotammc Gilman rub
.tinoan, maIitofiemme fuoIcman, noif'
ia fuitenfin taboomnte eIda. Sccius
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
NORDEN0N PAPPILAISET.
XIII. LAURIrz PETERSEN

min oil fGpnpt, ia bGn tieii, ettG fen
laita oil mielGfin lamoin - ettG tito
iulrta ia el1lpGG bGnen miebenid o.
lennon ipmDDoesi1 = iitG ban rafas.
ii = iieltG fniffi iobtui - ettG le JIM.
ri tefi b1net min moinloffoofii ia min
rofastettupafii - le neti bGntG bG,
men puoleenia ippimmdSld luotto.
mitflesia, jottn ban laattaiii lemGtG
banen iplisiaan ijanfaifen ia tunteo
itieniG rauballiiemmafii FUN misiGGn
muusia paifasia maailmasia rau,
bolliiefii FUN pieni ldpii.
Sar b1n tieii, eiidJss c fureuifi iif.
lecn, jos ban fulfil iellaiiefii fitin els
men oifann = tpbidfii ia riffiremitpf-
Il = toistelepien poimien laoliifii
= Min iilloin bGnen raftaliteniofin
iairastuiii ia f%atoaiii = ebfd lopuIto
b1pidiii fofonaon, idliettDmiin, Min.
fuin ennen.
Wutto ban tieli enemmGnfin. SON
tieii mposfin ettei mifGdn, mifGGr
raffous woiii riittGG tGpttGmGGn bG.
men ia bGnen miebenid pGlistG iuo.
paa = bdnen miebeniG, jofa eli tooel.
Iisto i%bmiselGmGG iieInnia iaIofam.
miosia, ia bGnen, iofa oil main mao
ilmon tiiulten beiteltdipGtlG ia jonfo
1iiGinen olento oil autiota ia tpbidd,
min falias FUN bGnen fatieenia ulot.
tui. Wobootonta bdnen oil mennG
miebeniG llo raffolioen tietG, ia I'D.
men miebeniG tulla b6nen luofieen.
So tiff tdptpi bGnen iGttGG mieben'
ia ainiaaffi.
SGn iGiii tGnne Sumalan pappina
iofa of ppbittGnpt eldmanid Srma'
Ialle ia iibrannut onnenia Simalallt
ia ieiioi papaampana fuin ennen, TO-
fonaiIempana - malmiina elGmGGr
ia fGriimGGn ia fuolemaan Sumalar
tGboen.
So ban -?
ST. Ell fosfaar1 oIllt maailma ollii
min ammottoman tpbiG fuin npt. 6
fosfoon ollut mailman lion pmpG
rinG ollrit Min iuunnotonta rosfas
mieIiippttG. SGnest1 tuntui eta bon
ioottoiii painalitua tGbdn fonerpifol
Ie ia bietifolle ia tifea oiatellesiaat
mailman narirlio ia mailman Left
fla.
SienG bGnen pitGiii peittGd mitG e
fosfaon moi poistaa = inobtoa, mi
td eli fosfoan moi unobtoa miti
ban oil nGbnpt ia rafaStanut ferrol
mailman porttien ulfopuoIeIIa.
sc diff olepa bGnen mariinainei
tebtGwGniG, eIonpdifpan tuIIesia i
bdippesid tilepaiiunoen pobOn. 9
diff oleipa ainoo, mitG bGneIIG oIii
tebtdpdd ~iiiimmdsid iielnsiqnia pfii
nGiippoesid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10

iurusto ia iatllfiistn ia maipui plan
lppGGn uneen.
SGn berGii uieampien tuntien fiji
lltttuo. SGnellG oil tlinne ioStafin
folposta GGnest1, mrltta ban eli tiennpt
olifo le tullut ulfoa mai olifo ban
fuullut len nnesia. SGn nouli uni,
lena ~istuallecn miloteeSia ia fuunteli.
Sdn full main mprSfpn t%llttuja
l1ipeleitG. Sdn tiinii rasfosto pai.
nostusto o%tiallaon ipnGn ullen JILL
feen ia lasfeutui tafaiiin pielufiille.
Mltta juiiri finn ban oil jGlleen liz
'nren mencsid, fatfdDti bdn taas be.
reille - tGllG fertaa f%aif1lipaan GG-
neen, iofa buuii pari ianaa ulfona
pimedsiG.
SGn baparoi iffuran lilo, nield fo-
fonaan llner popperosid, ia tiiiotti IL
los iGnnitpfiesiG. ga ieiiottuaan fiji
nG betfiieh, nGptti bGnestd i%otofin
tunlmaa ia epGmGGrdistG liiffllpan
bitaasti taloa fobti pitfin pulitarban
oitoa penlasten ippasid pariosia.
SGn mlisti faiffi mitG of fuulliit
Observation-Disclosures tGGlld ia o%iuian-
tenia dffiG fuobabtapasta ~buriuuoes-
ia. SGn muisti mposfin, eta BE Ole
feastaan olipat iangen tlirpottomid
= eta raa'allo moimalla oil plimal-
ia tdGlld.
Sanet maltali anfara pelfo. Sd-
men fofo %riiiimiinia tpapiii banen tut
iottaesiaan iilmGt itlrina nIos pi-
meGGn.
Silloin ban fuuIi rrli6un belinGn,
iofa rifottiin.
Sum meni tofaiiin %bampai6en To-
listesia bGnen il1usiaon ia baparoi
pime1si1 paatteitaan. San foetti
raiiboittita, mutta eli ipoinitt. SGr
tieii, ettG JOHN paba ubfaii taloa
mutta Ell tiennpt mifd ie oil, ia f
iuuri eniten i%aattoi banet min iono'
mattomaan ab6istifieen.
SiIIoin ban full miebenid asfeIee'
ia tunii beti itieniG IeipoIliiefii.
"OIetfo malmeiIIo, @ertrub?" fly
ipi ban oipesto.
"apIIG, fpIIG', mastaii @ertrui
piloIefii f~uisfaten. "MitG ie on, SO
bonnes2"
"SnG peIfGG, rafas, mifGli fpoii
nGboG, on niitd main mliiitamia =
"@i niitd oil monta'', pastoii bGi
fiibfedsti, - fuiiri iorffo = pitfii
puutarba.oitan OF, fitinfa min;
pelfGGn."
"Mene toiieen biioneeieen Cert
rub, Jos ne iattuiiipat riffomaan II
frrnan tddIIG", ianoi bdn. San pi
but tppnesti ia ranbolIiiesti pail
pdb6n nopeammin fuin banen tapan
ia of.
@ertruo oil iaaniit iuiirimman o
ian fpoatteita pIleen ia otti loput I'd
tccni6.
"OIe npt main biIioo tdGIld, @eri
ruo', innoi ban. "Sstu iobpoar
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
'Katso, nina seison ovessa ia kolkutan."
Gurlues5a.

..."H q
Si Sierra. iob6a mnua,
Gn lop6d tietGii
&aan ~ldbemm1fii Sinua
Sos alma pprfiiin,
ct fosfaan tpontGiS' luotaIi,
Baift' olen beiffo lapieii.
sd pfiin mott mua lob6uttaa,
Stun iuuotaa fppnelen.
Snn ~lGsndoIos ~tppntpmGGn
Saa ipomen mprsfpiien,
Seen iiipeis iuojaan iStabtaa,
Sdn lemon, omen tdpoen iaa.
Gnin lastu meren aaIloilIa
Gloni purii on,
Boi %ialafarit paania
Sa iaattaa pabingon,
Sai maioo ipaabtoon m~alfeaan,
en- lopod rantaa milloinfaan.
3nn mnrbe murtaa ipoGnta,
ga ep6usfo ipo.
Nua armolIaii IdmmitG,
8alaiie musta pol
SinuIIe iielu fiitofien
Saa ferran fanttaa ifuiien.
Gina MIataIo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10

OH IuuIts IeIDQIIelut1ten pQtlDd
@eipa on tlllut firfosta fotiin. SGr
on oIlut fasteenliittonla u~uoistomas.
Ia.
80 @ema, lanoi 1iti bdnelle fotiin
tultliaan, olet tGnGGn luhpannut elG-
mali Serralle, mlita mormasti iiniin-
fin %oiafieii on elGmdsid t1leipa fiu-
ioufiia. @oinetfoban pplpG Serran
Omaha?
Oi diti, mifii epGilette iita, mastaa
Gepa moitoniparmasti, olenban on
nellinen, fila "Dufaiiesti iiiben luo-
tan, ettei elo fn%olotaan, erota mua
Seeiufiestan''.
On fulunut ipuoiiu. - @elpa tDos-
fentelee omalla toimialullaan. -
On bGmGrG ippsilta. gemo istilu fa-
marisia tebben fdlitpotdnia. Ilefii,
nuori mics istlii mastapGGtG bGntG,
bprGillen iotafin ldipeltd tai i%oittaen
manboliinilla. Weit1 be liinG mietti-
mGt2 81 pube taboo oifein iuiua,
mutta bpmin be fumminfin ndpttd-
mat niibtppGn toistenIa ieurasia.
gepa, ioa nibooin Ilefii lau-
iutufii, ct moi aapistao, miten pal
ion iinuu rafastan. -
@ema tuntee prnan foboapan pos
fifteen. IGinfo pitfdlle olen joutii-
nut, aiotelee @eipa. @nbGn tofi tab-
toiIi rafastaa MlefIiu, foSfa ban elGG
pieraona Serrolle. WinfdtGboen
fumminfin miibopn bGnen leliras-
iania2 Minf6Gboen foipaan bGntd?
Slen fuuIIut monista, iotfa omat ON
taittuneet Sumalasta mGlinpit1mdtto.
mien ienraarl, ettG oipat itiefin Iuiiu-
meet pois Serrasta. @nbGn tofi nil
ma taboo tulla iellaiieen aiemaan.
Tobbon iisfoIliiesti ieurata 8apabta-
ioani ia polpella Santd.
Sobtaafleen fesfustelun t%oiielle o.
IalIe eboottaa geipa laiilua, ia min be
pboesi1 Ioulaipat: Scum norjoien
maosta 10 30 fatoao."
gifa fullui. Sunan IGbto olfaa jon.
.tio.
- Sospa iaiiin alma olla luonaii,
eeipo, ianoi alefii pois lGbtiesiGGl.
Soanfo j1GoG iinuo muistomaon?
Boi, miten mielelIGGn @ena Diff
.ortonut m%pontGp6n mastouflen, NUT.
ia b1net ebfGiiee oiotiis: 4lefii on
pieras Serralle. Scum cleft on lab
TEMPT, tuntiiu @emasto min tpbiGlt1
San painuii fppnelten muotaesia pGG
f1iien norasia popoGn dGreen istl'
mann. Sitten b6n p~olpistuu Ser
rom eteen, iilId bGneIld of MT Ser
roIIe poIion p%ubuttouoa.
4lluu miiffoio, fuluu fuiifauiia
mrtta @eDan ipbGn pbG taistelee
Sospa ontautaiiin IIefiin ieiiraon
min ebfd b6net iaiiin moitetufii &ris
tiifieIIe. Mutto Ell, noniee taas ip6d
mest6 buofous. Win6 itiefin nGbi
Z teIIen nieraontuiiin Serrasta. quo
moabon fen, fila fun main oiatteIer
Mefiio, min niio iomot moolliiet
tlirbat borrostufiet, ioita tieoGn 81
Iefiin barrastopon, oIfotpot tGpttdi
minunfin ipodmeni. = Nind oIcl
Min pmmdrtdmdton ia beiffo, buofo'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10

ppptaG ia futiuu meta, ia moi meta
%iilloin, Jos bpIfGGmme Sdnet, iillG
noibap bGnen %fiitiupa 6GneniG fuu.
lua ebfG mime ferran.
Haffaat pstGmdni, onneIIinen nuo-
rrmsaifa fpIlG on, miitta onneIIiiem.
pi ie elettpnG Seeiufielle, baneIle, JOS
ia me rippifoulusiafin famine full
la min monta ibanaa to6istusta. See
Jus fulfee rinnallamme balfi elGmGn
aiittaen taisteluisia ia Daaroista pc
lastaen. &iuiausten Lancet foboaipat
fplIG monasti. tabtoen bufuttaa aal.
toibinia, mutta fun Seeius obiaa e.
lGmGdmme purtta, iaatpumme me ter
ran iiiben iianfaiffiieen fotiin, iosia
meitG ooottaa wanbursfauoen firfas
fruumu. &plld fannattaa antaa itien.
ia bGneIIe. iofa on werenid ipuobatta.
nut iinun ia minun ipntieni tdbben.
Seclufien risti @oIsataIla olfoon
m~eioGnfin jobtotdbten1me ia tienmiit-
famine ififunriaun ml,rbeioen ia ipn-
tien maasta.
Eule Seeas Iuo,
Smafi osti ban Jun.
8ettd Iabteben iuo,
@ern puboistetlin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10

SuIe, fulie ie tie,
Winfd ban Julie raimas,
sc Jun onneben tpie
ga Jun oias on taimas.
@reta &arula.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10

Mprsfp pItpi pincdn tuItiia.
San poni oifoiiccn mooto, fila
bdm CT orlut nuffunut cocIIiicnd DO.
nd. San oil bpiuin wGipnpt mposfin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
Geipan taisteln.

On faunis fstp6tfeiGinen palma
@epa on tlillrt firfosta fotiin. SGn
pn ollut fasteenliittonla uuoistamas.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10

poinut enad. Gan teutpoii omen ai.-
II matuubuoneenia. 4plmG tnuIi loi
bdntd pastaan riffindiiistd rllaouis.
ia. San meni iinne ia tuiiOtti ulos.
San Ell woinut tuitenfaan mitd6n
nGboa. Wsutta ban fuuli npt ielwdGn
raatoien dGnten melun puutarban pi-
medsta ~peniastosta. SiellG iiiGIIG
ne olipat.
Silloin ban iamasfa full mieben.
ID ipoimatfaan, raubaIliien Gdnen ia-
malta iunnnalta. Wailtta ban eli PM.
martanpt, mitd ban ianoi. ia bdnen
aanenia bandit ioufon buriaan uliuon-.
taan. Sc fuului ndIfGisten iufien
ulponnalta.
@ertrnoia ~faubistiitti min. ETH bd-
men taptpi ipWadn bemeitt16 ioaoaf-
ieen ilmaa. So iamosio ban tefi e.
p~atoiwoiien pGdt0fien. 9Gn fuIfi to-
lon lapi min plan fuin %ioattoi pGGst1
eteenpain pilffo pime6sia. &6n lis.
faii ulfo-open aufi. WArsfp 9TH bd.
nelta mallan, jotta bdnen tGptDi j1t-
taa otuenripa. Opi paisfautui iei-
naa pastaan, ia tiulenipeto tdptti E.
teiien. SGn full pori multa otpea
lennabtaman aufi josiah mittldIla.
Ufntta ban Ell paIittdnpt fiitG. San
inotii nlos pimeddn. ponnisti eteen-
pain titilta wastaan pitfin pG1tpG ia
eoelleen puutarba-aioan Ino - fitG
paiffaa fobti, misiG oil funllit mie-
BEND dGnen.
Salld betfella oil iiell6 biliaista.
Wflltta fun ban oil tullut aiipan pltll-
tarba-aioan lro, nGfi bdn miebeniG
ieiiopan len i~iiGpuolelIa aufealIa pai-
falla. San pnbui npt iGlleen, mltta
@ertrlioin format bumiiimat ia b1-
men ipoGmenlG loi min fowasti, ettei
ban fdiittanpt mit1 bGnen .miebeni1
ianoi.
@ertrub bpppaii matalan aiban pIi,
iuotii linne ia fietoi molemmat fGii-
martenia luiasti miebeniG faulaon.
"Wutta @ertruo", wirffoi ban.
0o ,
SGn foetti irtaantila. mutta Cert
ruo puristui main luiemmin b1ntG
lpastaan.
Seniastosia oil ollut biIiaista jon
fun aifaa pabaa ennustafpaa, pai-
nostapaa biliaiin,itta. Sept tuli ras-
fas fimi minfilen beitG fobti.
&opa, epGtoimoinen fiIiobous fun
lui @ertruoiIta ia ban paipui mie-
benia ialfoibin.
"@ertrub, @ertrnb'', buff ban I'd.
beGnG iGifGbopfiestG. "Mibin iinirun
iattui?"
"SaIfaani', fuiSfaii ban ia maIitti
biliaa.
Bappi filmartli b6nen plitieniG ia
most bdnet plos, mutta ban tarttli
baneen eifG moin,it ieistG. Happi of
ii bdnet ipliinid ia fantoi iiiGan.
Heniastosia of pbtdffid iofa d6ni
maiienn1t. &uoleman biIiaifunis
mallitii fa%iffialla ~piiutarbasia. Wlt-
ia mGbGr, aian fiiIrtt,ia iImeStbi fii-
marainen olento eiiin aioan DiereStd
i iitten uieompia = ia plan ienidl-
Teen oil toto iouffo faoonmit m1fien
taa.
= Bappi fantoi maimonia fiiGIle
ruofailubuoneeieen, aietti bdnet fob
palle ia tefi tulta.
Iapinroutpa oil faIpea tiisfasta,
mitta eli paIittan1lt enGG. Happi
paliasti banen %ialfania ia buomaii o.
Ieipan ipallan mistaniinifen ia bpuin
tliripofiisia.
Banba Sniannn, iofa ofii talon
ipriGiiimmdsfG oiasia ia~oli ipasta
mpobGGn berGnnpt meteIiin, tuli NIT
iiidIIe puoIifuoliaana f6ifdbopfiestd.
Bappi pppii bdntd tefemGdn tuIta
ia Iaittamaan fiilmia n~eiifdGreit1 io-
Ian pmpGriIle. Ste bdn ipoIinisti LIB.
TOD tobtoria bafemaan. &affi FAINT
biliaiiesti ia i%iiureSia fiireesid. @ain
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