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The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-02-17
NEW NAMES ADDED
By STATE PENSION BOARD

Nashville, Feb. 1.-THE State PEN
sion board, at the regular quarterly
session just closed, added thirtysix
veterans and sixty-nine widows to the
roll. The report as certified to the
comptroller shows that ten pension
ers were dropped, eight suspended
and six sent to the soldiers home.
died--second class, l; third class, IL;
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-02-17


Washington, D. C.. Ieo. 1I-Prosi-
dent Wilson today formally gave mis-
consent that his name be used as a
candidate for denomination.
In a letter to the secretary Of state
of Ohio the president stated that he
was unwilling IN enter . coo,nst for
a.. ................ ,.....
''l' i'oi'iii'','''ii ""' "''2 -e"'3 ~ pei
NIT the use Oh ms name IN Ihe com
ing primary in ordar that The demo-
Gratis Of Ohio might make known their
-, ,ro,.o,,oo
p ~, M 'l'e9'
.., .''e pi sS'usN' i''''07 A,.'" Il MS po
''''''' "''ii va
0l'' - '''',>'' i''"' "''oN ''q''i' O.
eaii'ida'eS lof eeiesaIeS 10 the party
conventions 10 mako known their
first and second choices before Feb
ruarv 25 and ale, aoo,,.,.e7. 4to4 ~.
c"iloio"IeS lof u@less'es nave the
consent OF their eh"iees 10 make use
of their names
THE nrasi5a,,t ,res ga,r,.,ll,, rotif 81
ze H.. ,...,.,,o..,-....
o'' ''''''s'' '' '''0 ia" 4'ss'
week, ana to-day he wrote Ciaries q.
Hildebrant, secretary OF state Of Ohio.
as follows.
81 am enclosina to Won q }aitar the
occasion Of which I daresay will be
quite Obvious, Friends III 0hio have
cslied my n.y. atlei5l'on s 70 Seeyion 4524 oi
in 1944 wt ne 1ero,. "a 70 tbe 'r,l.S,,,'rV yi1 , "
elections ana have requested that l
indicate my Willingness to have my
name 0Seq; ,,..,. r...
,,,, ,.i.-l e'','-'.''' '-l = '',' - ',''' !,
'"e .o,'ei '''0 - 0''''''''N ''''''>N'
was aS lollo"s'
While | am entileIy unwilling to|
enter into any contest for the. presi-
Dental nomination OF The democratic
party, | am willing to permit tile use
OF my name that the democrats in
Ohio may make known Jha5r prgfer-
ence in regard to that nomination. Ia
order, therefore 10 satisfy the tech
nical requirements of the statutes of
the state OF Ohio, ] hreeby consent to
the use of my name as a candidate
for the presidency by any candidate
who seeks to be elected delegate to
the national democratic convention,
which il to assemble in. June next
This Was the first. tire The presi-
dont has o.,,,gonFed ro.,,aI.,, :, bovs
'.N' '''''7 -'',,I.s>>' - - y -
MS name oSeo II eohtiec'ioh win tit2
nomination. Ills name has been
,,l,oad o,, p,jn,a7.,r 1.aIlo}e In e,o,,a,sal
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-02-17
MASONIC D0INGS
PROCLAMATION WAS ISSUED BY
POpENTAE NOFFORD OF
JOHNSON CITY.

A proclamation regarding tie OIL
cial visit to Knoxville on Saturday,
Feb. 10, Of J. Putnum Stevens, head
of all the shliners IN Nort, America.
has been issued by George T. Wo&5rd
Of Johnson City, potentate o. Nerhela
temple He has also named four
teen novice catchers" in addition to
the list of committees already pub
lished
| Potentato Womord's proclamation
reads;
His Most Serene Imperial High
ness, ]. Putnam Stevens, will pay
Kerbea temple an oftlocial visitation
on the 14th day of the fourth month,
Rabih III Akhir, 1884, which is Satur-
day, February 10, 1916. Every mem
ber Of Kerbela temple is expected to
be on hand to welcome our imperial
potentate and his. party and show
our pleasure in having them with
us:
at is to be hoped that every noble
will meet the imperial visitors per-
sonaly, and that they viii exert
themselves to see that every visitor
is properly welcomed and cordially
entertained while with us.
AROUSE ye Stir thy lethargy.
Gird up thy loins, ye regulars, re-
servists' and home guards Go forth
and give battle. Make many good
men walk our way. The path is
rough with sand dunes, the way is
beset with cactus and sage brush.
But the glorious nature of the ulti-
mate reward passeth ell understand
ing. Do it for kerbela
Special efforts are being put forth
to make this the best ceremonial
ever. l, therefore, ask that you ex-
ert yourself along the line Of novice
catching in order that, we may have
at our coming session a good number
of prospective shriners.
"Let us. all get together and start
off with such a rush that We'll be on
the run to keep ahead of our own
progress by the end of the year. Sc
lah!"
The novice catchers" named from
outside Knoxville are: S. H. Bow
man, LaFollette; r. H. Henry, Jelli-
co; w. E. Hendren, Coal Creek; S. NJ
Leath, Clinton; J. 3. Waters, Sewer
vile; j. r. Chapelle, Maryyille; J. c.
Lambdih, Jefferson City; II. W. Rim
mer, Sr, cambridge; l.. NJ. Mitchell
Morristown; L. A. Lancaster, Greene
vile; Fl. M. Burleson, Johnson City;
w. NJ. Bennett Kingsport; F. w. Tai
ley, Erwin, and ]. w. Selfe, Bristol.
Noyices have been advised to
Bring with you clear conscience, t
some nerve, plenty of resignation and
fifty dollars in cash. You may forget
all except the last. Our camels must
be fed Another official notice to
the quivering candidate reads: This
is your circus. You paid for it. OF ,
course, you are one Of the perform
ers, SO you mustn't laugh out loud.
But you will enjoy it all right, all
right. And when the show is over,
you will prance toward home like q
horse that has been condemned by
the humane society"
Another witticism reads: "And
submarinely speaking, you may think
that the patrol boys are very 'B-9,
and then YOU may change your mind
'B-4' you so home"
A reception and ceremonial will be
held at Staub's theater Saturday
night, Feb. 10, beginning at o'clock.
The noyicos will then be gently led
across the burning sands. A banquet
will be held at the Board of Com
merce building soon after the cere-
monial session.
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-02-17
no CURE CnILDREN'S COLDS

Keep child dry, clothe comfortable,
avoid exposure and give DIR. Bells
Pine-Tar- Honey. 1T iseFfeasant, sooth-
ing, antiseptic, Gaases phlegm and re-
duces Inflammation. The first dose
gives relief, continued treatment with
proper care will avoid serious illness
or long cold. Don't delay treat
ment. Don't let your child suffer.
Get bottle today. Insist on DR..
Bells Pine-Tar-Honey. 25c at Drug
gists.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-17
MOTORBOAT TO
PATROL BASIN?
Hill Canoeist Suggests Regula-
ton For River Navy's Con-
sideration Tonight

why couldn't the city maintain
motorboat patrol of the river from
Maclay street to the dam. the craft to
be equipped with pulmotor and first
aid equipment?
why couldn't the river navy
which is to be permanently organized
this evening at the meeting of all
Harrlsburg's canoeists, motorboatmen
and others interested in water sports,
include request of the municipal
tlon?"
An Allison Hill river enthusiast Of
Tered these suggestions to-day in dis
cussing the possibilities of the river
as the coming recreational spot of
the city and of the benefits that could
accrue from permanent organization
OF the water sportsmen.
Whether or not the suggestion will
be considered at to-night's meeting of
the boatmen, however, is doubtful, al
though 1t is understood that the sub
lect will be threshed out at an early
meeting.
The chief purposes of to-night's
meeting will be permanent organiza-
ton, election of officers and the map
pins out of plans for the water
carnival in September. Resolutions
recently adopted by the aquatic
sports committee relative to the
river problem, will likely be endorsed
by the assembled boatmen. These
resolutions, it is expected will be pre-
sented to Council tomorrow They
point out the need for permanent de-
velopment and improvement of the
Susquehanna "basin," request definite
recognition of the needs in the shape
of councilmanic appropriation each
year, and ask an appropriation for at
least $1,000 for conducting a big
water carnival and regatta probably
on Labor Day, September 4. George
w. Reilly will call the meeting to order
at 1880 at the Dintaman boat pavilion.
Municipal lighthouses and bathing
beaches boat channels properly
buoyed and lighted, police patrol pro-
lection, etc, are among the improve
ments that are to be asked of Council
by the boatmen. On the question of
police facilities the Allison Hill
Canoeist said:
The suggestion has been made that
motorboat, equipped with a pull
motor be purchased by the city for
the purpose of patrolling the river
II ON the dam to Maclay street for
the protection of the many canoeists
IL motorboatmen and other water sports
men.
Regular patrol hours could be
fixed for the summer and Fall months
Expense of maintaining such a patrol
after the boat and equipment had been
purchased will be comparatively
small - and the installation of such
a service might be the means of saving
human lives. When the boat is not
actually patrolling, it could be an
! chored, say off the promontory at the
pumping station where it could readily
answer to an emergency call. In cases
of drowning the boat could be used
to seek the bodies. The patrol boat
attendant could be given the powers
of a regular police constable. The
patrolboat of course, could be equip
ped with a searchlight."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-17
Ladies' Bazaar Asquires
Additional Store Room

An important announcement of the
leasing of storeroom 8 South Fourth
street has been made by NJ. Schondorf,
proprietor of the Ladies' Bazaar.
1t was six years ago that this store
for women's apparel was opened in
storeroom II South Fourth street In
few years time the business grew
to such proportions that additional
floor space became necessary, and
property No. 10 was acquired Not
withstanding that the acquisition of
the new room 'oubled the initial floor
space, increasing business has already
demanded that additional space be
employed, as a consequence negotia-
tions were begun looking to securing
storeroom N. 8.
These negotiations have Just been
consummated and preparations are
now being made to connect this store
room with the other two. Extensive
rom odeling operations will involve the
interior construction of the three
rooms, new fixtures and floors and an
imposing store front for the exterior
Of the three buildings. Mr.. Schondorf
stated to-day that the rebuilding work
Will be started just as quickly as pos
sible after plans are prepared, prob
ably in the course of the next few
weeks, with the thought of having the
rev quarters in readiness for the Fall
business.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-17

The P. H. Caplan Company has an
nounced the leasing OF the second floor
rooms directly over its jewelry store,
2O6 Market street, which will be re-
modelled and added to the ground floor
space. This additional space is re-
quired to take care of the growing
patronage which the present quarters
are inadequate to accommodate. P. H.
Caplan, owner of the business, is a
hrm believer in newspaper advertising
and credits to this force large share
of the growth tha thas been enjoyed
by what he titles The different kind
of jewelry store"
A force of carpenters is engaged in
remodeling the additional quarters.
which will be used for display pur-
poses. In addition to the present bust
ness an optical department will be in
stalled. During alterations a special
sale will be conducted. details concern
ing which will be announced from
time TO time in this paper.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-17
MRS. j. H. ARNOLD DIES
Special to the Telegraph

Penbrook, Pa. July 17.-Mrs. Isabel.
wife of j. H. Arnold. aged 81 years,
died at her home. 15S West Curtin
street, yesterday morning. She is sur
vived by her husband. one son. Edwin: 4:
her mother, Mrs. Gertrude Virgins
and sister, Mrs Edna Lippert, of
Funeral services will be
held on Wednesday afternoon. in
charge of the Rev. Luther Henry, pas
tor of the Lutheran Church.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-17

end here and preached a sermon in the
Chautauqua Auditorium.
Mrs T. Fred Towsen, of 616 North
guest of Mrs. Martin Golden. last week
The Rev. H. F. F. Lisse has returned
to Harrisburg after spending several
days with his family here
Martin Lisse, who has been teaching
at Seattle, Wash, will spend a month
with his Parents here.
Mrs. H. G. Grittinger, of Lebanon, is
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-17

the guests of the Misses Gorras. on the
Chautauqua grounds. ''-o
at Pilgrim Cottage o. -
MRS. Harry Miller, who was the guest
OF mrs; Luther NJ. Waller, has return-
ed to Harrisburg
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-17
Messiah Lutheran Pastor
breaches at Mt. Gretna

Mt. Gretna, Pa, July II. - The Rev
Henry w. A. Hanson. pastor of Mes
siah LuthersH Church. Sixth and Fors-
ter streets. Harrisburg. spent the week.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-17
Have You Seen Our New Line
OF Baby CarriageS---


Proud parents of babies of will
OF the comfort for baby and of the
to last long babytime.
We have complete line including the
is dependable in its entirety
Directing attention to three popular models in each:
in
with the white enamel of the bod
Carriages from $3.50 to $50
Reed Sulybody
SuIkies range from S3 up,vud
Reed StA
rice
SroLLe from $3.50 to SIS
s. Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-17

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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-12-14
TOOTHACHE MAY BE ALIBI:
FRIEND WIFE Baked AGAIN
(BY United Pressl

IDy UHICeU TT1SSJ
st. Paul, Minn., Dec. 14.-When
husband and wife meet in that thrill
ing a. m. encounter at the top of
the stairs, Hubby may now truth
fully state he never had a drop, no
matter how badly picked he may be-
If friend wife is a student of dent
istry. he may get by with his yarn.
DR.. H. D. Aldrich, member Of the St.
Paul district dental school, said so
today. Defective teeth, improperly
cared for, may develop alcohol in
the system, which may cause their
owners to reel and talk foolishly, he
said.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-12-14
WOUNDED TO CANADA

Winnipeg, Deco. 14.-Wounded
soldiers will hereafter be brought
from England in greater numbers
than heretofore. The Dominion Mill
tary Hospital commission has asked
Winnipeg to provide hospital accom-
modations for 1000 wounded west
ern Canadians. Necessary accommo-
dation at the general hospital in ad-
dition to the buildings, will cost
100000. The dominion government
will pay half the maximum cost.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-12-14
EDITORS NEW SON.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Rood at Pine River, MIMI, Sunday
morning, son. Mr.. and Mrs. Rood
are former Bemidji residents, Mr..
Rood having been in the newspaper
business here. He is now editor and
publisher of the Pine River Sentinel
Blaze.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-12-14
FAIR WAS SUCCESS,

The annual bazaar of St. Philips
church, which was held for three
days at the armory, ended last eve
ming with spirited contest for a
silk quilt. The sale of the quilt net
ted the church fund $17O.
A large crowd attended the bazaar
last evening.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-12-14
Sub" SINKS SHIP

Amsterdam, Dec. 14.-A German
submarine sank a British steamer
bound from New York to England
with 5000 tons of war material off
the French channel, according to a
telegram received from Berlin. Be-
tween November 20 and December 6
a vessel was sunk laden with $4,000
tons of coal bound from France to
England.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-12-14
POTATOES SELL FOR $3.50
BUSHEL: THEY'RE SELECTED

Potatoes at $3.50 per bushel in
Bemidji? Yes, it is a fact, but not
those usually found on the family
table. These $3.50 spuds are the ones
sold by c. w. Clark of Puposky, to be
planted near Farley and are selected
Russets. Fifty bushels were in the
lot sold at the above mentioned price.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-12-14
VILLA TAKES CITY.

Ell Paso, Dec. 14.-Villista forces
have again captured Santa RoSalia.
The town was garrisoned by 300
Carranzistas. Only meager details
have been received of the capture.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06

Sa 2eenu juofii Gioin mo ia noiau-
tui bGneen. SiinG ban mitisti Suo-
mea, Samperetta ia iiGG, mitta ban
oil oppinlit olemann niistG olioista
Daiti. Scum plibui niistG, tiff Giti
ialau.
Yian oil Eczema iGlleen ulfona.
Siirrpttiin famarista pieneen felt.
tioon josia pboesiG laitettiin pGimGl-
lista. @lpiira, fuoriesioan perunni-
ia, lanfui InnilIe, iofa iiriri pisti
mettG fastrulliin:
- Siis iinG aiiot jGGoG tGnne ai-
niaafii. Zero ei bae eroa.
Siiar nGfi melibpmir, ettG @nnin
poSfille nouli biufan pllnoa.
- Tietpsti b1n bafee.
- @erofo - bli1oobti @lipiiro
min fiimaasti, etta itiefin iGibdbti =
gerofo, iofa rafostaipin ipoGmin pbG
pGinGst1 pdipd6n iiniia ooottaa, eif1
ole nielG betfefiifGGn iinlia unobta-
nut, Gerofo, iofa miiffo tafaperin ia
moi minulle: moi, Jos ie pGipG nielG
ferran foittaiii ioIIoin nina iaan to-
faiiin roffaoni, iotfa olen menettG-
MT, iilIoin fiitdn Slmalaal
- Sapaiitfo iinG geron? = ianoi
Inni tilrbaan ialaten mielenliifutits-
taan.
- Sapaiin. Sun tuli liiofieni iaa-
oafieen fiiulIa ia piibua iinrsta.
- Mifii ct iitG entten f~ertonut2
- GtbGn iinG taboo, eta bGnestG
pltbnn.
- ga flitenfin iinG alma piibiit,
iofa firjeesidii.
= &oetan olla paiti, mifdli ipoin.
Spntpi 1Gnettompps pitfGfli oiaf-
II. glpiira fpll6 tieii eta @nni ba-
liiii enemmGrt gerosta, mittta ban Ell
pitGnpt fiirettG.
2emottomin liiffein b1GrGii Mnni.
@ibboin, ottaeslaan laiitaiia pienestG
faapista, pppii ban:
gmpien, ifdGifuin ipostabofoiiesti
aItoi miiias iiiar tiiooa eiiin tieto.
ioon eifd mifdGn niistG oIlitt @nnine
Iiian pdbdpdtOistG. sbnein fortpin ia
mielin otti bdn ~fpastaan iiiaren anti.
met. SGn peIfdfi Gltpiiran futile.
man. miten bdnen fpodmenid ipsfptti.
Zero fits foipoii bGntd tpieIa, ooot.
ii nieI1l
@nni Idbti cstamoan iotoin maiis.
|tetta Idbeiiestd foitposta, @Ipiira tie.
f. eta ban tefi fen ioaoafieen tiloi.
fuiitta fppneIeiueen.
Soipeet oIituat iiis bbpat.
(Satf.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06

Sinne BIN oil mulittanut fafGfii,
mariinfin Seenan muofii. SGGllG mo-
ma fafii elimGt onlaa e~lGmGGni1 mie-
raan maan tlibaniien fesfeSiG.
- Snban mimllla 2ecno - oil
Gnnin Dastaus i%iiaren b~lolcbtimiin
fpipmpfiiin. sc rift ielitpflefii
luiibtpmiieen, moim.iecll ia mclfein
fuiffeeH.
Siiar fiiitenfin hitonlaiL citci tG.
ina narre ientGGn faiffea f%ouuanniit,
IT'D ilmaiii Innin ulfomlloto. Siljai.
l,en fdriimpg of iiiben merffejG poi
naniit.
Spotd oil ollut fpIlin = fertoi
Inni - enimm1fleen firioitista,
iefG mpos erG6n Fifteen fGiitoitG.
ObtGGn eli ollltt bGnen tarpinnut
fosfea notwithstanding.
= Sinnn fGiialalloii motif aniai-
ia enemmGnfin = ianoi iilar. -
&luleban, Niili Iura ianoi, eta
%ienaattiin iinln pitaiii -. on iluri
paiffa alifi 49,. narmaan iinG pGG-
iiiit 49,.
- Senaattorifii = lauiiii toinen
bpmpillen.
= S1G Ipo Ieififlil
Wlitta turbaa of plbuafin. Mnni
ianoi ettei tlle ipield Seliinfiin, ia
ie ianonta fGpi iiiaren mielestG ia.
man topaan fiiin paiaran lponti biiu-
tofa1tpasia.
= Weifii - lanoi @lniira poboiI-
liam, GanesiG melfein toipoton IA.
.tpp.
Inni fasnot iaipot plpGGn IT.
meen, fun ban %la1tiui:
= Sifii eta nina oooton, fumes
Zero bofee eron = fun fe on tebtp,
tiilen %fotimaabart pprin fenaattiin
Observation-Disclosures ia ofun iiniirt
lronoii Snd npt noin faabistlt-
neelta nGptGl
Sisfin iai @lpiiro Gnfptetpfii:
- Sind oIet iiiIn1a.
Somasia tlili tpttonen biioneeIeen
pibasta, iosia ban oil leiffinpt flaa-
pitriperbeen lasten fansia. SGti fG1n.
tpi bGnen puoleenia.
-2eeno, onto iiritn boitsfa ola
.tGdIIa?
= On MT, fiin oioan 10 ruotiia.
@tfo find boIua endd Quo.
nieen9
. 2opii fatioi Gitiinid. Sdnen tar-
ia iiImdnid buomoit eta diti taas
of ftrulGinen, ia iifii ~postaii:
= 2itn diti tiIee iinne, tiiIett mt
InGfin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06
GAtf. eSeIliieen n:roon.)

Yaloa biIliten p~onnistibe ban faif.
fensia, miitta tiirbaan.
SGn rienii fdlpnid Iuo, mielG ter
ran iaaoafieen pubua Mnnista ia pie.
nest1 Seenasta - ia beioGn fotiintlt-
lostonn, iobon pbG miel1 isfettiin
fiinni, fun Ell munitafaan feinoa ollut.
&c fol biufan malttia.
9iiGG etii ban @eman iatloista tp6n
p~listpfiefii. Geman pubnesia eli ban
niit1 fen enempG1 tarfannut, iilG
ban fatieli main pubuiaa innostufien
faunistamana i~banimmilleen, tarmoa
ia elinmoimaa ubfiipana.
TtitG enemmGn Zero mietti, iita
enemmGn %miebGttpi ban gepan eIittG-
utGdn aiiaan.
@nemmGn tpot6, miiiinperroinl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06
"@etpa iisfo!

"@epa iisfo!
Mrmon ia rauban terpehopfiinl
@n malta olla firioittamatta lini,l.
Ie ia fiittGmGttG iiitG moimaffaasto
fpiGDfiestG, minfG minulle annoit
tapotesiamme. sc iattri otolliieer
oifaan ie lpiGps, iifii ie teboii, Din
fen torpeesia.
Saetuin buomioin fuulin eniin ia.
naii ia melfein bpmpilin innostufiel.
Ieii mutto masta betfistG mpobem-
min ip~pennpttpani aliaan maltaii mi
nut IamaIlainen innostiis. Slen en-
nentin r~atastamit tpotG, mlttta MT
nGin len fltin uuoesia m~alosia, firf-
faona, palionwaatipana, felpaapa-
no iuuren raffolloen eiineefii.
Slen ennen NATHAN SeliineistG
Sompereelle fuluttanut main tupa-
foioen, ibmiiiG fatiellen, min ia Main;
mt mitiStin. ettd miiii tuntia on fal-
lis aioniatio. Ijattelin enIin n'enna
ipoumista maumiun iaarnaonroon
1pntiStcn 8apabtajasta, mutta rob-
feuteni CT riittGnpt iiiben, ia ientGb.
Den pliDuin main p~fiitpiiesti parille
folnlcllc benfilolIc = ia toiipoiL cttd
ianan iiemen it'd.
On liion aifaista pubua wielG
t0istG, iotfa pasta boianaiiina iuin-
nitteluina pp0rimGt mielesiGni, NUT
ia fen main ianon, gepu, ettG tast'-
eoes minGfin foetan ieitrata nelilpoa-
Fl: iofoinen ojan rabtunen tpobon. sc
rieltipo on tGpiin pbtGpitGpd Serran
ianon fansia &iitos fits, bpfpG @e-
tpal
Irltuus armosia, tposid onni:
@ero."
gena oil iefG poboillaon etta ilois-
1aon @eron firieestG. SGnebeGn pitt
ppipa Gerosta min faufona fuin
mobooIlisto, ia npt = tGmGbdn oil
tapotonta = eniin tapaamiIet, iitten
firie. WitG foufana olemista tGlloi-
men oil?
Slo fuitenfin moitti. @llei bdn
diff ,iaanut tGtG firiettd, Diff ban
ifGniG bGpennpt iilloista mielenpur-
falistoon ia pelGnnpt @eron %pit1neen
iit1 moitteeno. Monesti ennenfin
oil @cmo ojotelliit, ettG ie on oiia,
ioSto tdptpp olla naiti, iillG parbain-
Tin pstGpG iiitd pubumiien moitteefii
ottoiii. ga fifteen ie piel6 nGpttGiii
ionfunlaiieIta itieibailrlta.
Sf6Gnfltin Ell tpotG motif rofastoo
,pn1itSpff11sti.
Iiin iuiiri of Gewon mieIibpnGG,
ettG ban eli moinlit nastlistaa fiji.
faiisto, moan f%irioitti atlanta artpel.
tioan pastaufiefii gerolIe:
"8eIieni
oIen iloinen, fun pmrn1riit minrio,
ia pield iloiiempi iiitd, eta minitit
rafostettitni on iittiinfin. Tottofin,
tpo oniaitiee roffaittemme. @ifG fen
tefemiiesid ole pooroo. Scum olette
tebneet foiffi mitG teiIIe OH fGsfettp,
fanofaa: me olemme oniiottomia
polipeliioita; oIen1nte tebneet minf6
oIirtnte t~peIpoIIiIet tefentGGn."
WfitG tiiIce poimien riitt1mdtto.
nrpDteer, iobon iind tpiittoiit, pitdifin
nina fen pullman rutfaiiemiiefii rift
tdtpdn pboen oinoun ionott: ipoibteIu.
Epon paibteIit on fudIttdndt5n ebto
iofabetfifeen tpOsfenteIppr. aiin al.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06
Mnurmfaiiene.

@GGt faiinibin IA femGtfGGn
Sa bpmpilepdn elon,
Siia ~iliitnnat monet merfeillGGtt
Sept fiitittlt, iaatfo ielon9
81 melt, toffo oitpallat
ga ottaa iititnrtan paraait,
@ain arpas faIIiitt fobotat
@aon iattiinnuflen tparam 2
off, ellos arpaa nosta mini
sc pettpmpfiet antaa:
8ie iiniit tiisfiin tiibaniiin
Sa fobti fitolon rantaa.
On Sierra iirtri, pGfepd
Sa apii otpiitontett
SGn bGt6ii on ndfefpd
Sa parboan pppntOs monter.
Siis $dIe, SdIIe tiles iuo,
&iin oifoa ipieI on betfen
SGn mie fun poliin porboot Iro
Sa tparieIee fen retfen.