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WHAT THE GOVERNMENT IS DOING

Over against the time when the farm
ers on tho reclamation projects Of the
west will take over and
Reclamation manage for themselves
the great irrigation sys-
Ealmols. TENS now under gov
ernment control. Uncle Sam. through
the reclamation service. is taking every
opportunity to give them experience
in practical business affairs. One of
the most important steps Of this sort
is being taken just now by encourag-
ing the project associations OF water
users to become. real estate agents.
incidentally, while by this procedure
the future owners of the important ir-
rigation plants will be given an op-
portunity to train their business abil-
ity. the government will also be helped
in solving one of the big problems in
connection with the reclamation work
the prompt and proper disposal of
the thousands Of acres OF privately
owned unutilized lands on the projects.
When the federal reclamation work
was first planned it was meant pri-
marily to reclaim public lands that
could be offered to the homesteader for
merely the pro-rated cost of construct
<
But much land in the available frri-
gable areas had already passed into
private hands. 1t was soon round. For
a time it was even planned to ignore
around 1t solely for the beneft of the
government land. This was seen, how
ever, to be impra cticable, so the private
land was admitted to the irrigation
benefits for the same payment per acre
as that exacted from entrymen on the
public lands.
One important stipulation was made.
however. The private lands must be
subdivided to the project unit. and sold
within a period after completion Of
the project, to be set by the Secretary
of the Interior. The Secretary is about
to fix the period for a number of the
projects. and the reclamation service
has suggested that it would be to the
advantage of all parties to stimulate
the sale of this unused land to first
class farmers before it will have to
be sold at auction.
The plan put forward by the govern
ment is for the existing project asso-
Citations. made up of all the water
users. to take options in due COM
mercial form on the private lands that
must be sold and then to make efforts
to negotiate sales. The idea is to do
away with all suggestion of boom"
methods and the desire that usually
goes with them to catch suckers and
to be sure instead that every purchaser
shall receive a square deal. In encour-
aging the water associations to go into
the real estate business the reclama-
tion service officials have cautioned
them to take options only at prices
that they would be willing to pay IL
purchas sing for themselves.
The plan has appealed to the associa
tions on a number of the projects, and
some have taken 1t up in thorough
going way. These not only have en-
ployed experienced real estate men to
negotiate sales, but have also hired
soil experts to make a careful exami
nation of the various tracts in order
that they may advise prospective pur-
chasers on all points.
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March weather still calls for lion
tanner instead Of a shepherd.
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Dismantling
Local Forts.


and abandoned. Remains of some Of
them are to be found now in the
suburbs of the city and form land
marks of interest to students of the
civil war period. In The Star of March
II, 1866, is the following item about
the abandonment of some of these
forts:
Maj. Gen Augur yesterday issued an
order to dismantle the following forts
of the defenses north of the Potomac:
Lincoln, Totten, Slocum. Stevens. Reno
and Sumner. He has directed all ord
nance and ordnance stores to be turned
in al the Washington arsenal and the
engineer property to be disposed of
under instructions from the engineer
department. This reduces the famed
defenses of Washington to peace
footing and leaves of them only the
powerful Watts battery on the Mary
armed with the heaviest and most i'm
proved artillery. commands the Poto-
mac river for miles below and above;
the formidable work on the Virginia
shore near Alexandria. known as Bat
terry Rodgers, mounted with heavy
guns of long range. also essential to
guard the river approach to the me-
tropolis and Fort Whipple. in Virginia.
about midway between Alexandria and
to which the Old Capitol prisoners were
removed. The two former will, no
doubt. be permanently retained and
strengthened. One or two works in
Virginia are temporarily retained for
storage OF ordnance.
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found undisputed sway wherever dura-
bflity and resistance to wear and
breakage are desirable features. It's
use in steam shovels. dredges and sim
Panama canal Is said by engineers to
have saved years of time and hun
dreds OF thousands OF dollars In ex-
pense. The uses Of manganese steel
Innings of ore chutes to burglar-proof
safes and vaults.
The moro complex alloy steels have
found the greatest use in automobile
combination first gained the greatest
popularity. but is being surpassed now
by chromium -vanadium steel. the latest
development among the useful steel
alloys. Some Of these steels made into
the various parts of automobiles have
from two to three times the strength
of simple steels. About 100000 tons a
year of each is now produced In the
United States Most of the latter alloy
finds it's way into automobiles. but
other important uses for both kinds,
especially chrome-nickel steel, Is in the
manufacture of armor plate and pro-
jectiles.
Probably the most important of all
alloy steels in the industrial history
of the world, it develops from the study
made by the bureau of mines. is high
speed tool steel, an alloy containing
simple steel and in addition both
chromium and tungsten. Tools OF this
material can be used in turning and
machining metals at speeds from three
to five times as great as ordinary steel
tools, and their edges actually become
harder as the friction of cutting raises
them to a red heat. Since this discov-
cry, in 1899, this steel has effected al
most incalculable economies and in
crease in efficiency in industry all over
the world.
Between 1000 and 10000 tons of this
epoch-maktng steel is produced in the
United States each year, and Its use,
like that of many other steel alloys, is
constantly growing.
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Scattering
Families.

stitutes, whence no Christian may take
them. The efforts of American resi-
dents to save these or send food to
those sent to Mesopotamia to die OF
famine, fever and misery utterly failed.
The authorities replied to these over
lures of aid that 1.-The refugees lacked
nothing. it was their duty to furnish
care and food" Already the bandits had
massacred their victims by thousands.
The capture of Erzerum and the re-
ported manifestation OF revolt Of the
Turks themselves is a guarantee perhaps
that a definite halt in the assassination
Of the Armenian race and nation has
been sounded And it is time, for the
number of the assassinated varies from
minimum to maximum: Five hundred
thousand to eight hundred and fifty
thousand! CHI. CHAILE-LONG.
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The distribution of women and in
fants is accomplished also with ardor
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During the civil war Washington was
surrounded with forts for the protec-
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The project of the Young Turk gov
ernment was manifestly the suppression
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The second failure of the Atlantic
cable enterprise made many people fee
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The Armenisns OF the Caucasus and
those who had fed there for refuge
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Russia in the capital OF Turkish Ar.
menia Is the point Of a lance toward
Ae{o.NfJpor Ro~ 10 =
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After the civil war there was much
counterfeiting in this country, 90
much, in fact. that
The Detection Of public confidence in
Counterfeits. .u.-.n.n ~. ,,r =
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-03

gmonfeliumiiubIio IGbetpfien
bpmdfii. 3itten 10 OF iImoitettii, ct.
ia 8anbusfirfin iuomoIaiiet on p1Gt-
tGneet pitdG Idbestpfien bppGfii e.
ponfeIiumiinbIot eIofuiin 13 b. Nito-
riioieuran taIoIIo oIfoen flo 10 oa-
muIa. Yaiffa on iopipo, fosfo iiinG
on faitnis fenft6, moihaon founiino
iImoIIo iubIia uIfona, ia jos iotoo,
jubIitoon ~buoneesio. Ndibin jubIiin
pppoetGGn oianottojia IGbeItd ia fau-
fna. OIemme i~Ioiiia, eta tdIldiict
jubInt on pontil toimeen. Toimotoon,
eta t1t6 eiimerffiG miiuoIIofin nou.
ootetoon. sos ioIIofin poifoIlo pan.
nonn jublia toimeen ia bo%Iutoan pii-
bujia, iopii iiitd iImoftao firffofun-
men c~iimiebeIIe post. g. @iioreIIe,
ban bioIebtii piibuiisfo.
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Piirtsita koImen viikon
Indtkdltd

NGinosiG, jofa oil %cniimGinen
poiffa, iosio pubuin Serron ionua,
oIiwat faniaI. iIoiiio ia olituiitta o.
mistamalIa fannaIla, Min FUN be
otpot 10 miioiia oIIeet. BeIi Tiffi,
n,ioreha ~fepperdna, ioarnoii fansia.
nj ia Idbti coeIId bpppeIemd6n, mdt-
tdaItd t~oiicIIe @opIeen mennesid,
josia mciIId oil iuurio ti%Ioiiuifiiu,
joista muistot elGd. @opIesio olIes-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-03

iitd orbofii. Sc tooistdo ipoon etc
fuuliit bninnu-aiuwiin. Miitto muis.
ia mp0sfin uiein etii6 toisten baiaI.
la-aiumien ieuraa. SpbGn iiitd mir
fistpp ia armon eIdmd eIppp. "Serro
on iansen wdfewd ppbdinid fofouf-
iisia." Dbteinen ianan wiIjelp, pb.
teinen, pfiimielincn til%nmustiis, pb.
teinen riifous, Dbteinen IailIli "ar,
mon fautta Seralle" mirpoittaa
Giimaflta wdbGn iaamme len pboes'
idolon ibanulioesta, iofa OF olepc
bajalIa-aiumiIIa 8aritian istuimer
Iuona. e. 80. e.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-03
Kansan Kirisita
Me,u yOrf @iIls, Minu.
5. S. Seimonen.

@m. Iiitb. %ieuraf. ompeluIenrort
fofous oil 26 p. beindf. mrs. Suome-
Ian luona. Oianotto oil ilabuttopan
iuuri. HGptti iiItG, ettG i~eurafunto
tpo oil jofaiien ipoGmelle faIIis.
&aupunfilaiiia nj. M. fafii farppias.
tafin oil iinne iaapunlit. 2aulettiin
uieita louIuia ia alIefirioittaniit piti
lpbpen piibeen Hi. 81 iobooIIa. Seu.
ran tOitG ostettiin fiIman. 2opuffi
%iuotiin fabpia, iosta oil tiiIoia fen.
raIIe 1878.
aiitofiet mrs. SuomeIaIIe palme.
llifiestanne. &iitos oianottoneiIe o.
ianotosta. Serra iiunotfoon eoelleen
maltafuntania tpotG. SGn innosta.
foon meta tefemGGn tpota min fau4
man FUN pdimaa IN. go tuIce, ettet
'fenfddn tatoa tpotd teboG."
Seuraawa ompeIuieuron fofous
on clof. 8 p. mrs. 8. MimpiI6n
ldbelld SuomeIan taIoa, jonme
mpos toimotaan runiosta oIonottoo.
Gm. Iubt. ieirofunta ponee toi.
meen iuuren denttdiubIan iunnunt. 6
y. elof, fouppuIon i~nuremmesia
piistosio. @Sbjelmo toiwotoon foo
toipan monipuoIiiefsi. Soimotoon
iuieroito pubujiafin ioapumoon. ai-
nafin Suomi-O pistoI. @fieI gbo,
Toobocfista on Iuiponnut. Muuasta
ia inomosto pitGG buoIen icarofun-
tomme noiiet, ioten buoletta iootte
tiilla etempGGfin. Eoipomme iiis
ioopomme ipieraito polion 2ebtiidr.
weItG, Eoooocfisto, SneIImannisto,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-03

= 2optpp ibmiiiG, iotfa mufamoS
totuiioen puoIesta pitdwGt min iuiir-
to melua, ettG nGpttGd fun ndm6 al.
man baIfeaiiipat totluoen pafotuf.
iesta. Mlitta beitd oIiii fuitenfin POI
rempi %fauabtaa, fun usfoa. Seiodn
iniiruntenia iobtlia enimiten oman
motion piiofii ia iiIloin fun ie on
iaaputettama,. mpppGt be totitii6en
pienimmdIIdfin mafiuIIa.
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@pGiumoIonpoImeIus. Tuntul

= ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Tuntuu
fummaIta pubuo, eta fristitpt pal
melee epGjumalao. 9uitenfin on ie
oifeen nabtGwdsti totta. SilIoin fun
fristitptfin etiipGt enGmin turmao
toiiista ibmiiistG tai mailman riff
faii6esta eli mailman funniasta, on
BELLA nGm1 apGjumaIano. Seitt6-
f1Gmme pois ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ia
polwelfoomme Serraa SumoIao.
SGneen turpaontufaomme faifisia
oiioisiamme.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-03

lebteG ia Min ne jcta owat pboistettp
toiiiin lebtiin, min ne ofuat ills To-
fanneet iImestpmGstG. &irfollisfofo.
ufiesia oil tGstGfin aiianbaarasta
fesfustelua ia neupottelua- iosia tut
tim iiiben toimomufieen, eta iuoim'
me ioaoa alma liiGG oollarin labjoi-
tufiia, ia jofainen aiiaa tdrfe1nG pi-
tGjG ferddmGGn uuiia tilaufiia ia
wonboja rGstej6. Oil mpos NJ. M.
pube, ettd ferGGjGt iaapat ottaa
B fun tilautiia ia fGpoG alma 3
FUN fuIuttua uuiimasia tilaufiia.
Sis armaat neljet ia iiiaret, an
netaanpa MT aimon fobta eritt1in
milffaaaieen toimintaan, reippaasti,
toteuttamaan firfoIlisfofoufien pdG-
tofiiG ia mGlttGmGtt0miG toipomuf.
Tia, ettG iaamme ebelleen pitGG I'd.
mGn tarfedn mQIittdiGmme @uttaian.
Suurimmalla ia n%oDrimm1llG
funnioitufieIla s. $. Seimonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-03

ioni toi nell @iIcn Mlittaion, iosfn
oil iImoitus, ettd pibdn pubeen nell
iiinG muiita neuipoa oIlit FUN iaa-
pua @afefielbiin ia i~aarnota.
@afefieoisia fdipin mpos 2:ii fer.
taa iifdl. Suomi-S pnoooan firfosia
ia festdilin post. Samaien fotcna.
geecbmoooiin iaawuimme nell
2aaficn fdnsia beinaf. 3 D., iosia 4
p. of iiepd uIfoiubla Snmalan aliart-
eSistamiiefii ia iamlasia pioin, rippt.
fouli,a paiffafunnaIla ia 8 p, paas.
tin eoes ieuraapat nioret: Soitia,
Zero Q. Manen ia Soban Salo,
tptt0jG: Smpi 10. Manen, Selnti
Sertge ia Sanni Salinas.
Ncecbmoobista menin Common.
wealtbiin, isis, iosia mpos mtistii.
tin taiipaasta ia belnetistG. SGimdb
I'd fGpimme foettamasia iaafo idr.
meltd falan puolta, ia ainafin minGA
lain tarpeeni iiIG ferralla falasta.
Gbatbamin malta oil tebtGwG Ia.
malta, ennenfuin iaapuin Warquet.
tim. Niin matfustifiet opat bengel.
liiesti mirfistGpiG, iielld iaapi malls.
I'd bapaita eIGpGn Sumalan lanan
moimaa ia Sdnen armoWaifutlsten.
ia oialliiuutta, ia jos felld on ter.
pepS luja murtumatoin, min ban
woipi alma tebbG menestpfielIiieSti
matfoja. Wutta matfoilla iaapi it'd
mGfiefieen baipaita ipnnin ia turme.
lufien faubeita i%euraufiia ia tubo.
toitG, iotfa murebouttamat bengeIli-
fen matfailian mieltG, ia tuo ipnti..
iofa turmelee faiffi ia iota epausfos.
la min paljon, taballiiesti barioite.
tam, MILLION misiGfin mllo6asia, iai
mGGr1siG tGsiG tl,rmelufien maasia.
eifG iiitG lafata ~ennenfllin on tirmel.
til pufenut pGGllenid tarmelematto-
man, jota aifaa me elGipdt o6otamme
ia toinomme, %jolloin tieodmme, ct.
tel meioGn tarmitic enGG fatiella tur.
melufien toitG tebtGlpGn taballiiesti
ia tulla Iiit1 mielesiGGn milrbeelli-
iefii, mitG tGdllG auringon alla bar.
i%oitetaan.
&olmen miifon malta on Ills tebtp
ia ulitta fuultli ia nGbtp ia oppia
iaatit.
Olen erittGin fiitollinen faifine
Mile weIiiue ia iiiarille, iotfa ta-
walla eli t~oifella iIabuttiDat ia oioit-
timat pstGmpptt6dn minulIe matfaI-
Ian, Min buoientaen minun matfaa.
nj, iofa etenfit beifon terpepteni
iubteen oil maimaloinen malta. Se
olette g. raamatiista llifeneet mitG
follis @apabtaiamme liipaa jalosta
toimestamme Seille. &c niioret iieIIG
8eecbmoobisia. Wuistafaa mitG o.
Iette lumanneet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ne. @uistafaa mitd, paras pstdpGrr-
ne on teille antanut, miiistafaa ettG
Sdn on antaniit teiIIe faiffi mitG OH.
t~iirteen fuilluii. Sierra Seellis, pi6G
meta tunnustufiesiamme.
YstdmppoellG
=. s. Seimpnen.
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H$emamtie maaiIma$$a
Slemme bajalla aimWia.

Diet autuas! Gen nsfot ia tiin-
mustat. W,itta maiffa olet autuas,
ct ole mieIG taimaasia. GlGt el1mGG-
il tGallG maailmosia mielG. Winf1-
lainen on aiemoii tGGllG9 Yaraiten
fen ilmaiiee apostolic Yietari. &un
bGn firioittaa eniimGiien firjeeniG,
Ell ban oioita iitG millefdan pfiitpi,
ielle ieurofunnalle. g. on fiertofir-
lie. &un pfii ieurafunta oil len lu-
fenut, pitt fen toimittaa naapuriieu.
rafunnalle. SentGbben Yietari,
mainitesiaan fenelle ban fen f%irioit-
tan, fGpttaa firieeniaojista nimitpf-
fla, jotfa iopipat ei ainoastnan Mill
le, joille fire mariinaiiesti oil oioi-
tettli moait faiffien oifojen usfonai-
lille; ia ne omat nimitpfiiG, iotfa o.
mat omiaan fuipaamoan Snmalan
armolasten alemaa moailmasIa.
SGn firjoittaa firjeeniG: palituille,
muufalaiiille, jotfa aiuipat baialloon
Yontosia, @alatiasia, &appaoofias-
ia, Iaiiasia ia 8itpniasia, ia iotfo
SiGn Srmolan ebeltGtiet1miien nut
fam omat Sensen ppbittamiien fait-
to malifrt S~eefnfitsi &~ristufiel fun-
Iiaiiuuteen ia bGpeu werellania nib
mottamifii.
gniinn6fin fiinnitGmme buomio-
ia iiiben, etta apostoli fltiuu fir
ieenia iaaiia iellaiiifii, "iotfa ali'
nat bajallaan", mainiten iitten muu-
tamia 8GbGn @aiion ieprafuntia,
ioisia malta bajalla;aiuipio eli. Mlfn'
fielesi1 on tGSiG foboen fGptettp
maan pbtd ianao. Sta ianaa fGpt-
timGt ofeastaan juittalaiiet. Scum ne
juutalaiiet, iotfa aiuiDot Salestii'
nasia pitbuipat niistG juutalaiiista,
iotfa eiwGt oiuneet Iolestiinasia,
moan aiiiipot ulfopiiolella fotimaon-
ia rajoia pafanain fesfuuoesia, tut
iuimat be beitd baialla-aiufuifii. Sos
nDt oliii lama aifa FUN iilloin, fut-
iuiiipat Halestiinasia oiupat juu-
%toIaiiet niitG juutalaiiia joito on
t6GIld Suomesio, Eurusia, Seliin.
gisid ia 8iipurisia bajalIa-oiuwifii.
gpostoIi fGpttGG tGtG iamaa ianaa,
mutta ban eli f6ptG iitd iuiitalaiiista
moan armoIapiista. &c onfin iattr-
pa Jana fumaamaan Sumalan armo-
Iasten aiema maailmasia. Se eimat
ole nieIG fotimaasiaar, paan be o.
mot fotimaania rajoien ulfopuolella
niitten ibmisten fesfelld ia iielIdfin
b~ojaIIaan. 81 ole beitG iunrta iorf-
foo pbbeIIG poiffafunnaIIa. SiellG
t1GIIG pmpGri Suomenfin i%aloien be
uiein pfiindiiDpoesiG elaipGt, pfii pb'
oesid fobisia, toinen toiiesia, paliin
pfii pboesid fplGsiG, toinen toiiesia.
Wonasti n1fee iuuria ibmisiouffoja
ionaa fuuIemasia, mutta mGliaifoina
tapaa paon jonfun boripan, jota
%iloitiee armosto. Suuri enemmisto
on Dieras eiponfeliumille.
gtaillG bajalla aiunillo Snmolon
lapiillo on fuitenfin. pbbpSiioe, icfo
beibGt toinen toiiiinia iitoo ia joSta
be aloti toinen toifenia tunteDot. Gb.
ia olet iattunut buomaamaan, mita
efponfeIisto Sobonnes firioittoo tbs.
ia pbbpsiiteestG. Sdn fertoo, mitenfd
Ssroelin %plimmGiiet oliwot ferdGntp-
meet neuipotteIemaon iiit1 mitG See
infielle oliii tcbtGpG. Sc orpot neil.
pottomot. SiIIoin pfii beistd, &oi'
fos, jofo find muonna on plimmGi-
men poppi, ionoo nGin.-~.Te cite tieoG
mitddn ettefG ojotteIe, eta teille
on porempi, cttd pfii ibminen fuolce
fonion cocstG, FUN eta fofo fanio
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l%luiiIle ~tilaoiille annetaan
gitttoia 10 elofuun aiaIla puooen
loppuin miioeIId fpmmeneIlG ientil-
Ia. &iiriibtafaa tiIaamaan @iittajaa
ia f%iirubtafaa ottamaan MT tilarf-
fla.
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u$ko ia toivo

"
Sumalan ianan tarfoitufiena on
i~aattaa meta oifeaan, autuaafii re-
femGGn nsfoon ia parmaan i%janfaif-
filen elGmGn toimoon. "SSIman MS.
foa on mabooton felpata Siimalal-
Ie". Sebr. IL: 6. Sentaboen a~iettaa
&aamattu meioGn eteemtne SeeIuf.
fen &ristrfien fuoleman, ionfa faut-
ia Iunastus ia Observation-Disclosures
mus on tapabtrnrt, ia iobon meibGn
autiutemme p~ernstuii. SGbdn fuo-
Iemaan olemme IS. &asteesia npo-
tetut ia min Observation-Disclosures
iesta, armosta ia ailtuu6esta oiaIli-
tiff iaatetnt. &ristufien meren ia
fasteen weoen faitta on meillG ijan-
faiffinen eldmG omanamme. NdistG
on nellie firioitettu ~ientGboen, ettd
me nsfoifimme ia min belpetistd
itiemme ipGlttGiiimme. usfon perrs-
tufiena on Sumalan pelastusneuhpo,
ionfa S1n iGdii meta faootufien por-
taiIto, taitpaan autultteen iaatta-
moan. Sen eiineen6 on Seeius &ris-
tlts ia bGnen tponiG. usfo merfitiee
tGpoellistG litottamista Sumalan te-
foon, SyeeInfien aniioon. sc on Sylt-
malan ianon totena pitGmista ia it
ielleniG omistamista. ga niinfuin
ristiin nailIittr &ristus on usfomme
perustlis, on ie mpos toimomme al.
fuiuiiri. Slman Seeiusta &ristusta
Ell meillG mitGGn toimoa diff. Mutta
MT usfo fatioo @olgatan tefoa, ia
toimo mie meit1 taipaaieen i~aattaen
mei6Gt iloitiemaan tlilemasta funni-
asta id aiitluoesta. l1sfoh fntie on
menneisiG ia toiipon iilmG ti1lepai-
iisia. Coffin of laita SO. Sestamen-
tin aifana. Soinosia he ooottiDat
tulepaa @apabtaiaa ia iiiben SUI
maIan liipa,tsten miifaan usfoimat.
Wte tieoGmme: 4ristus on tuIlrt, luz
nastiifiemme on tGptettp ia toimom-
me SGnen toista tulemistoan, iolloin
mefin SGnen fansiaan funniasia II.
mestpmme. HGin usfo iDnnptt1d toi-
mon, iofa meitG fannattaa iq tefee
fGriimGlIiiefii 1efG robfeifii tdbGn
eIGmGGn nGboen. Soimosia iIoitiem-
me Srmalan Ii~ipan,sten jGlfeen iian-
faiffiiesta onnestamme fesfellG ia.
man elGmGn mirbeito ia onnetto-
muufiia. SGmG toiipo.. iielumme anf.
furi on fiinnitettD eli ~ipmppteen al
baaIIa, waan f%orfeufiiin plbGdlla,
SceeSufSen &ristrfjen maltaiStliimeer
taipoaosia. "Se toipo nellie on
ifGGnfuin iielun anffuri, marina ia
Inia, iofa ulottuu eiiripun iifapao.
lcIle osti." Sebr. 6: 10. SiellG SiGn
oifeolla fGoellG istun isfomrIe ia
toiwomme cline. So niinfuin $dnen
oiemania on borjumaton SiGn eoes-
ia, on meioGt, toitpomrnefin llio ia
perturbation. IitdfGGmme Ills bor-
jumaton toipon tlinnustus ia Iabra.
bamin topoin usfofaamme SSima-
Ian ianaa pIi iGrien ia inabbotto-
murfiien. Sanoobon @aamottt: "et'
pfiifGdn, iofa nsfoo Sdneen, icfbh
bGpeGGn." @oom. TO-: H., Ratio.
faomme usfosia taafiepGin &ristiif;t
fen iopintotpob0n ia toiwosia eteen-
pdin tuIewaan funnioamme, tSSumar
Ian ionoIIa epGiisfoa ia iaframent.
tein fortta nsfo festGG, toipo ppipp
tGnG epGusfon oifafautenafin.
~ ID. %. =
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2osten yst6mGn tilaaiia, min
pfiitpiiiG fuin ppbGfouluiafin febo-
tantlne fobteIiaammin IdbettGmGGn
tilarisiaotomot oiotteello:
aosten ystdpd,
Sbor So, S~roniooob, Mieb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-03

@eIiet ia i~iiareti Sobtoiiitte.
ban 10 tuon iooan wibooinfin Ioppu-
nan. @ita woiiimme tebOd, ettd ie
loppuiii2
@iifoilfaamme, ettd Sierra len
10 Iopettoiii. "@itd ifGnd tie anotte
iidltd minun nimeeni, min Sdn on-
tao teiIIe," iattoo Seeiis.
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= Yast. S. Sirmi, @lp, Winn.,
muuttoa Sort @rtburiin, Ont, Gan.
emf lofaflun puolimGlisid, fertoo
6. llntiiet.
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Entered as second-class matter ia
nuary II 1906, at the post office at
Ironwood, Michigan under the Act OF
March 8, 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-03

Toimitus eli sailyta k~irjoituksia, joi
ia Ell vol julaista.
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Rahat lahettak00n joke suoras-
taan rahassa tai expressi eli pankki-
vekselissa tahi post money-orderissa;
dollaria pienemmat summat voidaan
lahettaa sentin postimerkeissa.
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Pitempiaikaiset ilmoitukset eri sopi-
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