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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-14
HIGH SCORES AT LARCHM0NT.
Danny McNnhon Wins Handicap
Prize nj Traps

T~wenty-sev,u nimrods faced the traps
OF the l.archmont Yacht Club yesterday
in the tinal shoot Of the season. Some
remarkable scores were made, n notable
feature of the DAY being the long run
Of Danny Nj Mahon. the winner Of tlr'
high handicap prize His score was
lOl. Ten men tied his original score,
and after i've shootoffs Mcmahon won
with "A straight % The high scratch
man was j. II. Iiendrickson, with a
score OF %. =, y. Church Won the
second handicap prize. and l.. Collins
the third.
The team shoot prize Was captured
by tv. men from the New York Athletic
club. Their names and scores are
J. II. lIendrickson, 81 4. Il. Ranney.
90 II. +. Mcmahon. 96 VI. McNoy. Jr..
9h, and W. II. iule, -. Total 40.
Fourteen of the twenty-ser"n who COM
peted returned scores of 80 and better
Jack flaming won the prize Tor pro-
fess,onals. with a score of 30 from
scratch
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GOLFERS
PLAY WELL IN HEAT
Scores Better Than Usual in
Second Match Round Of
Tournament.

ptSyItrRsr. u. C.. April l3.--The sec.
'"'n'"S'' 'P'"
ond round Of match play in the an
,,. ,,,, nr;, col, ourrauep, to.aav
huai "i"-HP" s"i N'
brought all four divisions down to the
- a.. c,,u. - .u,;r ,,,rs--
seihl-nhais' S'!"''eS "e'e os"'" u'"e
nus M loss than four occurring in one
-
match and all making a dinerence IN
winning or halNing. Defaults also were
humorous. ,here being seven in he four
i,." ~ ,ha a.. 6iyis,or I y
Ii''s'ohS' w .Hr mr.
Hunter VIII meet r.. bea'i III the Sem'-
final Tomorrow. and in the other bracket
pr NJ. W. Mari will play G. A.. Hart
y,ail Hrr,ar dtsnos,d of ,he Oakmout
~ Eou,ss in "a ,oos.,y.
veteran II 9 fowtles. III iooHe'y
played match. 2 and !. Both medal
.cor.s wera we'll over SO.
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bly, by the elementary schools games
committee. 1t is provided, however. thai
the swim must be held not later than 3
O'Clock OF "A week day.
High schools wishing to enter the
championship soccer tournament next
season must hav their entries In be-
fore the next meeting of the high schools
games committee.
Manager Rosenthal Of the Townsend
Harris tennis team has arranged per-
haps the longest schedule OF any high
or prep school,. II Includes fourteen
matches. The first will be played
April 10 against Ethical Culture on the
latter's courts.
The special case committee of the
high schools games committee has an
nounced that the following boys are
eligible to compete for their schools !:
Louis r. Fassler. Stuyvesant George
+. Jobes. Morris and Irving Gross.
Bryant.
Cathedral College overwhelmed the
Clason Point Military Academy nine yes
terday afternoon. the score being IL to
/. The Cathedral team did all OF its
scoring In the early part Of the game.
Tne score
4. II. L,
Cathedral College. q 24231OOx-12 10 !
CIason Point NJ. A. ] D
Batteries-Farrell. Fletcher and Nipple;
Mandorf and Schroeder and Rice.
High school athletes may represent
their school and AN athletic club at the
same time. Is the stand taken by the
nigh schools games committee OF the
J.. :. \. l.. An effort was made by a
member of the Stuyvesant High School
10 have the athletes represent only one.
but the communication was laid on the
table.
II is doubtful whether any medals will
be awarded to the winners in the novice
games and championship relays OF the
high schools to be held at the Brooklyn
Athletic Field on May 20. Thu =. S. A.
l.. has been handicapped by lack Of suf-
fic!ent money appropriations and this is
one of the ways In which the league may
be forced TO economize. II was at first
thought that the meet might be called on
altogether. hut Chat; man Herbert J. Nc
Creary Of the high schools games com.
tnittee said last night that the games
would he staged. but that there was doub,
as 10 the medals being given. He pointed
out that last year only silver and bronze
were given TO first and second. the colds
being withheld.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-14
JOCKEY CLUB KEEPS
BAN ON SCHILLlNG
Allan PinkertOn Authorized
TO Revoke Licenses Of
Jockeys Wallets.
MURPHY Is REINSTATED

Tie stewards of The Jockey Club de-
MED the applications Of !. II. Duscher
and Frederick Schclke for trainers IL
censes ut the monthly meeting held at
the clubhouse last night. They also
refused the application NJ Carroll ".
schilling for a jockeys license and re-
fused to reinstate John Dorsey TO the
turf. They-acted favorably upon Nor
timer J. Murphy's application for a
trainers license. and granted Jockey II.
Woods a hearing. The deCision in
Woods's case will be announced later.
The stewards adopted "A resolution au-
thorizing Allan Pinkerton of the Pinkcr-
ton National Detective Agency or his
representatives TO grant and revoke H.
censes or permits tn all jockeys Wallets.
TO nave the valet put in good standing
again the stewards Will have to pass
fayorably upon the application. They
also decided that the amendment To- the
rule doing away with the allowance OF
three pounds for geldings was not retro
active and that geldinss Mere entitled TO
the three pound allowance in all stakes
which closed prior to the passage of the
rule.
Az n meelNlE u ~ '''h'' -
Yesterday afternoon 1t was decided that
ten years must elapse before a name
OF a horse either in the stud or on the
turf shall be duplicated. Previously only
five years was necessary. Rule = was
changed SO that 1t now reads after May
81 In each year only one overnight event
for a distance OF less than one mile
for horses 3 years old and upwards
shall be given on any race day The
phrase but should II be found necessary
10 add an extra race this rule mo. ~
shall not apply Ia such race has been
crossed out.
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CREWS ON HARLEM.
second Boat Defeats varsity In One
Mile brush.

Fordham crew candidates had a busy
time on the Harlem River yesterday
afternoon. II was "A strenuous prac-
tice, lasting two hours. II ended with a
mile race IN which four boats rowed.
Two new shells have been delivered 10
Coach Mulcahy. The two varsity shells
used last year have been donated to the
prep eight. At present the haif "
hundred candidates are about equally
divided between varsity and prep
aspirants. Coach Mulcahy shifted the
oarsmen from one boat TO another and
said he was got ready to announce a
frs, eight for either college or prep
shells. Captains for both crews will be
elected az soon as "A regular eight has
been selected.
After the practice all four boats were
lined up for "A nile brush up the Harlem
With a half dozen lengths start the
nrep eight showed class and speed. h
second she'll came in "A length ahead OF
the supposed varsity eight.
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H." T. hos'n President NJ the
t.nshrm Driving IImb.

81, .'., y, Y, April l3-WIlliam
' Hrriwau. eldest son Of the late
i' H. hartman was reelected
~ .' fire riosHcu Driving club at
a." ' Do a..anI meeting held here this
a. Pierre l|.oriliari, Jr., Of
Pack was chosen v!Ce-president.
W.. IS. pickerson secretary and
s'"l' H. Coates treasurer.
I'' 'I'1d II directors are John Il.
TOW ~ Robert Goslet, Peter h.
i1,..'. Thomas ~ Bradley, John -,
So. - - %Sohtffrr, ~, J. r. Devine,
y IS Van cortland. Judge Arthur $
Louis TITUS, Judge :. n. T.
sv-.- and Pierre I.Or'llard, lr. The
NJ. ....Fre eft the season viii be held
o. r'rtoN afternoon, June 3, and
lla wl. Doe Continued earh satnr-
o. 'L tho summer,
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JOCKEY AMBROSE SUSPENDED.
His Poor Riding Causes stewards
to Take Action.

BOWIE. MI. Arril i3.-Jockey Ann
hro.e's weird rides on Gloaning II
Typography Was responsible for MS
being Sc: down 10y the stewards to-
day. His case will be referred to the
Jockey club for final action.
-Four favorltes won. Biackford. the
e,eycn-year-old stable horse repeated
again. He led his field home by open lay
light. The summaries:
first Ra,e-Fur three-year-olds and mp
tom lynn, ~ ,Butweil, IS and st.o.
second ~ures.t ii2. ,hanoyerl' s?lse'
liz 49, Anne. o "ris True. Energeiie and
Examiner also ran,
i: lulro.'r So. !, 70 ana $40. won
v "a hatwelnS,, ssG AM s go,
,Lird Tim ia IS, McLeland, pa.
ko'a. soriei,a. Chesterton ana Sir Dyke
Thiri Gac.-Three year-olds and up
ward, selling, one mile and twenty. yards
~ carr g. ,p2ii! ''ios" p,y ana
'O 80 AMI :. 20. eoll Fs,ree - 'Fofe.
.rn-. TASK. A.lAtos. N.ealoo ant Peg also
Fourth Rae,-For three yesr.y.4s ard
.iap'!on. 100 q MeT,sgarn; ESS $40
q 20 and $50. second, Fontefract. 'o5
,K4ls,vJ. s. 90. third. Time. 1913 ?-5.
Pm Ungar. Greenwood. Judge Wright AM
81 - Knob also ran.
Frr R,ce-Three-vear-clls and up
W.. .allrg: one mile-Good Counse', los
" K.rzie,. 50 40, sA3o and 81 hp. won;
-yrrr-spry. los ambrose, $40 and
= 49, second; Paymaster, III t~ForohIndl,
s. ~. third. Tina i;i3 10. Trend, Milly
- 4r4 scottish knight also ran,
-tNf4 Neutrality-suspicious. ana up
N.r4. ceiling. one mile and a sixteenth,
q. kt.-i. ll2 tHanoverl. $40. $3.50 aud
Won. BttWG IL BROWN. tsO and
.. -..uri. Mary Warren. i0> 81 NJ
Tacg..,,, s.. 30. third. Time. i:l', 81,
81 X, rrAeu, Miss walters and Eeyhourn
r-H Ttu.
~~,r,th Race-One mile and a quarter.
&. .,r. 81 20, won, Baby sister, y 10
sernr Servt,ence. s. 20. third Iihe'
i:ll g. Non-starter Menlo Park.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-14

Members of the Columbia University
Athletic Association finally gained the
privilege Yesterday to play ou the East
Field courts, which, sIncc they were
bought two years ago for $500, 0oo. have
been used exclusively 10y The varsity
PLAYERS The general use OF the East
Field courts will relieve the overflow
greatly. as -four courts are available.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-14
DR.. READ win Meet Rove.

pr. j :. Read will meet II. Rowe In
the Crescent Athletic club class u
squash tournament as a result of his
victory yesterday over :. u. Eldridgc.
The score was Ia. l5-12. In
class \ II MCGOWAN dofaulted to j..
Dodge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-14
LESLEY CUP MATCHES
TO Be AT BR00KLINE
B~oStOnians Pick Country Club
LinkS-Patpr ct Filius
Tourney Postponed.

The Country Gu course at Brook
line has been selected by the Massa-
chusetts Golf Association for the annua,
Lesley cup matches. which this year
are to be played on Friday n Satur-
day. September 20 and 80. Brookline
was the scene OF the Lesley cup matches
when they were last played AT Boston
one Of the bes, in the country.
As the Metropolitan Golf Association
is the present holder OF the Lesley cup.
Metropolitan team will play the Old
Timers on the first day. while Massa-
chusetts is engaging Pennsylvania. Then
the two winners will meet on the second
day in the fnai. which il almost certain
to mean New York against the winner
OF the Observation-Disclosures
match. as the Old Timers are not likely
to get together a team capable of beat
ing any OF the younger combination.
In addition To the selection Of Brook
line for the Lesley cup matches the
nounced that its open championship
would he held at the Brae Burn Coun-
try club on June 10 and ID This tour
nament is open to all golfers without
restriction as regards residence. and "A
number of the local professionals prob
ably will be among the competitors. The
present holder OF the title Is Walter
Hagen Of Roch hester. Entries for the
open should be sent to the secretary Of
the Massachusetts, Golf Association by
june 10.
In order to accommodate the school
boys whose studies are not over until
late in June the Father and Son tour
nament at sleepy Hollow has been post
poned from June 10 to June 26. The
change IN date was announced yesterday
by f.. Mortimer Barnes, secretary OF the
Metropolitan Golf Association. He also
announced officially the selection of May
II, l2 and Is as the dates for the Ards
ley Clubs invitation tournament,
SiX one day Ournament on various
nearby courses are to'be held this year
by .he New York Newspaper Golf Club
in addition to its usual series of monthly
tournaments at Van Cortlandt Park. As
the club also has undertaken to manag
| the professional tournament t Van
Cortlandt Park in July. 1t has a busy
time ahead. and so has elected II. r,
Martin as president.
The arst college golf team to begin
its season will be that Of the University
OF Pennsylvania, which will play the
! S%prinahaven Country Club tomorrow on
the S%pringhaven links. Among the new
corners on the Penn team this year |,
Fillmore X. Robeson, who won the
United North and South title and the
Eastern interscholastic championship
last year while a student at Paving
School
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X. Holland was carried to an extra set
winning from Dr. II. Mixsell in the
Princeton club SQUASH tournament. Or.
MiNsell won the first set at l0--l5 and
lost The second by the same score. In
4 deciding set Holland won at ls-l7.
In the other matches H.. Trowbridge de-
feated X. Monks. 15--5. l5-6 r. NJ.
Forsythe defeated W. T.. Hope by de-
fault. n II. kiel defeated II. Caesar
lJ-9. s-15, lJ-1l.
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r, $. keeler won the Columbia Club
SQUASH championship after the play of
OF the triple tie. Last week he defeated
H.. n. Buckley and yesterday he won
from NJ. l.. Cornell at Ito. 15--S.
Buckley and Cornell will meet to decide
second place.
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Guy T. carlton won the class c squash
championship Of the Harvard club yes
,crday. He defeated r Weld in the
final round after two extra sets. The
score was If, ,-lj. 1t. LIS.
ls--lt
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Second Round-Makspeas defeated {
ISIS, l5-s.
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bly, by the elementary schools games
committee. 1t is provided. however. that
the swim must be held not later than .
o'clock on "A week day.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14
Can$kan Sadret ia vaki.
iuomat

Sonsfasia on fpipmps Sdnii.Sn'
tiosio oleiuisto foImesta Sansfalle
fuulirmasta i~ooresta npfpGGn pditpGn
poIttmpana fpipmpfiend. Oil eboo'
tettu, ett6 ne mpptGiiiin Gmerifalle,
ia touppo nGpttGGfin 10 tuormalta,
fun Tansfasio mielet taos noirieipni
fuobuuaon tiIaan tdIIaista iidnmaan
mGbent1mistd pastoon. 8iimeinen
talos mppmiien piiolustaiien ia mas
~tiistaiien riioosta on, eta bollitlis
on pddttdnpt antoa fpipmpfien Sans'
fon fanian itienid ratfoistatuafii plei'
ieIId fanionddnestpfielId. Miia on
fits bptpdlId toIoIIa; onbon find TO-
tofin foiinista fiin ontaa fonfon It.
ienfd tpdIittomdsti pddttdd.
Wirtta toosfin on tporiopoiffo:
~ioorten fobtaIosto pddttdd Tonsfdsio
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14

le Sebetaan. 8iclG matfustin &c. y.
Williiin, past. Saafana oil aiemollo
ia min iitG plan oltiin pappilasia,
iosia pappilan emdntd mrs. Saafano
otti pstGipGlliiesti ipastaan felmen
berttaien pienofaiienia fanSia. So
mana pGipGn illalla pitbiti firfosio
opettoja s. Siriponen fosten fasua-
tufiesta. Seuraolpana aamlina tuli
aubollaon 2eb~tiiGr1peltd mr. s.. Tao-
molo bofemoon pastoral ia Sirrpos-
ia, min minGfin pGGiin ldmdan fpD-
tim eifG faron ottanut fun oltiir
Same EaiupGdn tolosiu. Sirponcn
pitt roittiuspubeen, oil mpos ieuro-
funran m%uoiifofous. Scum uieId OIL
tim rritallo lGboettiin nuoolla oioo
fonottGmGGn poppiloon. Wtrs. Sua'
fonon fonsio fGpimme fotIomasIo
beioGn nlitto toloaon jufa pian
molmistuu. Solo OH fauuis ia fau-
niilla ~paifollo. a1ipimmc wiclo
Sobnionin ~perbeesi1. Euoliielta fiji.
ruboin %junoon pastori Soafonan
iaottomnno ia lGboin fotia fobti fiji
tGmdGn. - SuIimnt fiitofict pstd'
mppoestGnne, Slimala maitpanne pal
fitfoonl Spo1melliiet tertpeilet fat
file pstGfpille, npt Glen fotona.
Sofia WicbaeIson, &anoon, Mtinn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14

oiurpa apGestG, eif1 ole pG1tt1mislpal-
ia oIefpa omilla aiufafilla. SeitGbGn
fofo fp5pmps fosfeefin, eif1 miita.
SelitpfienG on ie, eta aiuffaat omot
neeferiG. Se ofpat miimeaifoino
object tpptpmGtt0miG ia tuontuosta-
fin nousieet fapinaan b%allitusta ia
tansfolaiiio bollitusmiebid mostaan.
IeefereitG on iiitG piestp ia fibutet-
tiL felicity panfiloibin ia iafotettu.
Olot otpat lite aiiasIa iaaren aiuf'
faille bpninfin mastenmieliiet, job
fren tansfalaisten nirfamiesten bal
litustmoista. gbtenG ippnG tpptp-
mGtt0mppteen on l%aarten a~lfobolifp-
ipmpfien npfpinen tia. Soferiruo-
foo milicll1dn ia malmistetaon rom-
mia, iofo on pbten1 %iaarten tuotta-
mimpio tulolGbteitG. SiitG on fuiten-
fin neefercillG oiipon toilet mieli-
piteet fuin tabdnostiiiIla ballitus-
mie1iIlG.
Muuon neeferlen jobtomiebid,
erGs mltsta f6iitpolGinen, firioittao
NJ: m:
"WlitG rommitfpmpfieen tulee, tob-
Don Iii6t1, ettG bartabin toipomme
oliii, eta emdmaan ballitus RIB
tpii pifaiiiin toimenpiteiiiin tGmGn
Iiiffeen bdipittdmiieen iuurineen.
Nutta tGsid futen muisiofin aiiois-
ia, iotfa nellie otpat eIdntGnfpmpf-
iiG, f~Gsfpipalta on tietpsti cmGmoal-
la cifG meiII6. Sdt1 oiiaa ei moi on
tao Observation-Disclosures %ratfaista-
pofii, fosfa miltei iofainen lem iGien
on aiioon 10 iefaantumit. Olfaa bp.
ma, pitGfGG mielesid t6md pGdfobtal
&ommipuooit omistaa ndette profu.
roattori Stafemar, boIlitufien pm.
i~beeniobtaia, Noris Bretto, funin-
foon aiettoma ballitufien idien, Sronf
Coulter ia @. Werpin boIIitufien id
icnid befin. Sitte on fpieI1 nbtion
rommipiioti, ionfa tiiIoia mifdIi mi.
ma tieoGn baIlitiis fGpttGd erGGn bp.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. funnosiapi.
toon. WerfiIIistGl @onbempio ioa-
tetoon tiirmioon r~ommifatpan otpiI.
la - torfoitrrfieHa ~otpastaa n6ittei1
fontoien apmbempien Iapfio.
aoifisio iipistpsmaisfa miebid,
iotfn otpat ottaneet orrmotifieen po.
r~itteliipeiierL peIibiioneitten ia rom.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14

fiji Observation-Disclosures i1iem on RIB
tpnpt rommifailppaan postoon 10.
bonfin toimenpiteeieen. on ban beti
foboannut onforao ~ipastorintan iiir.
tomaabollitufien puolesto. Snnetto.
nuns on liiddntpnpt, iaartem aineel-
linen tia buonontunut. @iuffaot
fopbtpp6t, toilet iiirtppdt miiualle.
SGlloinen on "&ldpGiGn eiitpfien
mrfaon, aiiointilo SonSfun iaarillo,
ia pbtG ipnffG OH ie febuttu iimistpf-
len aifaoniooma Naturalization oie-
nuo monesia mlusiafin i~iirtnmaosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14

mifaupan pllGpitdmiien, pioettaiiiin
pbteisfunnalliiesia iubteesia iiptoli-
Tina, Jana "iaostainen" otialeimana.
Sellaisten eli pit6iii antaa olla luot.
tamusmicbi1 tabi f1poG funniolli-
iisto poripareista. TGGll1 meilld on
iiirtomaon bollitufiesia neliG miestd,
ioitten tebtGipGnG fulfil oIla buolebti'
minen fanian paroosto, mutta iotfo
itie aifaonioaipat faniollemme pabin.
ia pabaa, minfd ibminen toiiellten
moi. Sc eilpGt tilrmele pfiin miestd,
rp0stGmGllG bGneltG faniallista or
moaon ia objectionable bGnet ennen-
aifojonn bolttnnn, naon &c buipitto.
not iaurilomme perbe-elGmGnfin ia
tuottolpat bGpeGG ia furjlutta moi.
noble ia lopiillefin.
YpptGfGG, ettG iGGbetGn lofi, jofo
ottoa fanioloisoifeuoen foifilta, jotfo
borioittopat fapoffa. ia pelibclmetti-
liifettG, fotiomotto iitben tiloon, BIZ
otpat, taiffa eta pGbintdinfin beilta
~otettoiiiin oifeus eoustaa ia bollita
faniaa. MifiifG tGllaiiilla pitGG ollo
lupa libota meioGn ndarnptettpjen
looriemme fustanmnfieua9 Onfo iel-
lainen oifeuoen miifaista ia pitGGfo
min ola? SGsid on iotafin mielta-
f~uobuttatpoa ia plen tpooraHista,iota
luaatii nopeitia ia tparmoia toimenpi-
teitG. @ifo Sonsfasiafin ole LOFT iitd
ipostaon2 &aifeSia topoufiesia on
icln1G, ett1 miebct, iotfo elottdipot
itieGGn funniattomiIla elinfeinnoillo,
citpGt ioipellu luottamlsmiebifii. sos
l%ifaiict toiminnInnio ia olfoot fun
feIIoiiiHo on iofu funnioitiiS luotta-
musoiemoa fobtoan, min jdttdfooto
nioIIiiet fefG toisid eta ianoisia;
miusio topoufiesia wetdptpfoot lnot-
tamusmicbppoesta ipridan ia tpptp-
foot iiiben fuItoor, ionfa beioGn pad'
elinfeinonio BELLE tiiottoo. Satd mi.
nG pppodn, fila me tarpitiemme
miiiitofin FUN maota.
TeioGn 6. Grobe.
SGnt1 b1tGbuiito on aitpon pleinen
iooren iiipistpneitten neeferien iiiiis-
ia. On iitImno nrenetteIpd, fun ioor'
ten uftffaiIto pitierretaon oletpien
oIoien moIIitesid 1-3 tpomiebeii
ndIfdpoIfasta routntin-ostoon. Scum
iofa pflitpinen tansfdIoinen tubi TO-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14
nldtkatmui$telmia

Marrasf. II b. matfnstin @a6e.
naar, of aifomufleni tatustlia fuo.
malaiiiin ia pbtpG past. 5. Sadfanan
ieuraan iiinG toiiposia, ettd padien
iamasia fppoisid Baobofiin. Scum tu-
lin 8aoenoan bdmm1stpin, fun Jain
fuulla ettG tGptpp mitlittaa t%oilelle
oiemalle. Snnefii tapaiin erGdn iio-
malaiien, jofa mel minltt t%oiielle q.
female. SiellG Jain ooottoa uieita
tlinteia. SiellG topaiin folme iuo-
malaista noista, jotfd oIiipot tiilosia
81. q. @iuiistd. Bast. $aafanafin
iaapui ia min lGboettiin iunalla &C.
befaan. Eian oltiin perillG. Scr.
Sontti oil mastasio. Yian oltiin Ds-
tGipGlliien mrs. Tontin litono. Stun
olin iiidIle menosia, ieiioi mostasioni
rapulla tufepa mics elitti oleponio
Niffari, @irttajon aiiamies. SIlnn
titlIen aIfoi fofoortiia f%aniao, mioria
ia tpanboia oiiuati mii6en matlin
p1GstG. Mrs. Sintlinen futiui min-
muffin funnuntai-i lIalIa pioettdpiin
ie1iroibin. SielIG olimmre 10 %iunnrn-
taita tposten potG ia aamullo fdipe-
Iimme Yaooocfin firffoon. &aniao
fofoont1iu firffoon fiiten SuomeSio
ennen. Sobon Ibo toimi urfurina
ia pastori pitt mirfist6mGn ioarnon.
SrmalnnpolpeIirfien p11tettpG meil-
tin aoSfen taloIle, iiinG olimme
puoIiielIa. Ost6pGIIiiiG oliipot talon.
mGfi, miori iidntd IGbti fpptiin @eo
Gpn firfoIIe neljGn mailin pGGbGn.
Siell6 of iuiiri ibmis joiffo ia iieI-
I'd iaatiin oIla mpos Serron ebtooI-
IispSpoGsid, noittimasia 4~ristufien
rulmista ia iperto. s8ieI6 illollo
Siintufen taIolIo oil ieurat palion OF
fieIIGfin fonioa ia pitbeita pitiiudi
pastori ia s. 9omppo. Sdn mpos
pitdd ppbGfoulua, josto emdnndt o.
apot fiitolIiiio. Stun post. matfusti
toimineen jain mieId pstdpdlliiien
emantien pppnnistd fpIdiIemddn. Rp'
IGinesidni uieasia toIosio, tiilin buo'
moomoan eta iieIId diff miniilto
mennpt fofo taIpi, Jos oliii ollirt
oifoa. Edptpin fiiriibtuu fotio fobti.
gIbert wierimuoosiu dim uiimeiien
non ia iidntd fppoitii minrld oiemol'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14
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