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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
JUDGE C a FAKES
HIGH GROUND.

HIGH GROUND
SUPREME Justiot HUGHES suruiy
has = fine Judicial ssurz4anent and il
plaeinx himself o. high eround in rat
running for President alahosgh TIE
RsPsbiiesns generally seen to Be fo-
him Referring 10 ths Judges Pos
iaon regarding q political oHe Tie
Saturday Evening Post esitoaaly
says:
Tbs fnest thing going N Aueri-aa
politics Just now is Jusiee Hughes
refusal 70 head the Republican ackes
IL 1916 No other name that IS likely
70 head the ticket would be no-e &C.
erptzbie 70 VOTERS Of ar Independent
tErn, who mostly decide presidential
eiections n0vsaays. Bot 70 5s
Mr.. Hughea knows Ehera IS Only small
iikelihood Of the elect5ou's turning On
whether his name OF some other heads
hs 6cket No dosbt be knows TOO,
there IS small likelihood Of its making
any material GfFerenoe 70 he country
whether 3 Republican wins CT not
Party managers naturally anxio-s
FOR the suresf shot IN sight their own
prestige for four years being more OF
less Al stake. would ike 70 see him
nominated But there IS No national
need OF any sacrifice.
ct would be something Of > sacr-
fee, for Il would make a had proceed
d II spite e the respect IN which
Justice Hughes Is he'd, Il would put
. finger marx Of party politics On the
Supreme Court HIS popularity would
make the precedent al the more OBJ
5ectiunAbIe. One q the least welcome
things we an think Of would be a
Supreme Court with 8 suarm Of pres
Mentszl bees bzzEing round It's udicizl
bO1aetA Ne member can resign from
the bench to nzn for the presidency
without Suggesting that picture
Ear occasion might demand it. II
I5ncoln were a justice ard the sfsaa-
tign tina, Of 1859, wr should say be
ozght to run. Netting even family
rrseublinE that exireaey is IN sight
Il i fire fer q man. IL gives cizezn-
Stances to bod himself aloo< a. Jus
tee Hughes does. II encourages ore
-ccaersnirg poaisies IN general
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
LOVE oSE ANOTHER

REFERRING TO the habit Of throw
ing bouquets At the deceased and rocks
At the living the Armstrong No, Her
aid sdstorially says
at 3 funeral II q good citizen the
other day we we're pleased a. well a.
surprised 70 hear 80 many II the
~neighbors and friends saying 80 many
nice things about the departed neigh
Dor and friend-not that The life 81
the man WIS not deserving Of the
Enany nice things said Of him. bat
from the fact that good me live for
years and years ia a community and
we all take il fer granted that they
are doing nothing more than their
duty as good citizens and never offer
70 hand them a flower In the way Of
a compliment while they are here with
as in this old world to enjoy and ap-
preciate having something nice said
Of them. We are all too everlastihgl,
stingy with our compliments and ",
should not be. Often a kind WORD
said to a man or woman will cheer
them up and give them the heart q
stand the struggles Of life better and
to make their daily tasks the lighter
u costs rs absolutely nothing Il
speak kind words to our friends ant
to occasionally tell them Of their mis-.
takes, for the man with the right kint
Of q heart in him viii appreciate i
when his attention is called 10 some
act of his life that might be corrected
IN the future. It's the beginning o.
e new year, and let's all resolve thai
each day of our lives we viii do a kint
act or say a kind word Of cheer t
somebody that will make life brighter
and happier in this old world"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
3 DIE IN "a !

3 PIONEERS DIE IN "a HOURS.
Columbia, Mo, Jan. 27-Three of
Boone County's oldest residents have
died in the last "a hours. Simeon
Lloyd, who was born in Rocheport and
had lived in Boone County all his
life, died Tuesday night. He was 81
years old. His estate is valued at
$4,000.
A. J. McQuitty, a Confederate vet
eran, VINO has spent virtually all his
life here, died Wednesday morning at
the. age Of 80. His prescription for
health had always been 'hard work"
Mrs. Frances Catherine Young, 81
years old, died Tuesday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
James Moore Dead.

James Moore, 70 years old, wno
lived just across the Audrain line in
Rails county, was buried at Laddonia
Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Moore was
a prominent citizen Of his section and
had many relatives in this county.
Mrs, John Abbay, Of this city, was a
cousin and attended the funeral. Mr..
Moore's death was due to paralysis.
The Ledger joins in extending sym
pathy 70 the bereayed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
HAS a NEW PATENT.

G. L. Ferris. Of Quincy, Ill, and this
city, has just completed . new inyen-
ton whose patent is pending. It is a
fool proof minnOw bucket with an ar
rangement, 50 local nimrods aver, sure
to meet with the heartfelt approval
of every fisherman.
The bucket is not only all in one
piece, but q self-closer. 1t is small
and compact A fun description would
entail too much time. If you are in
terested step in and see it. Roy Fer
MS has one.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Columbia. Mo.

NOIth.E
Notice is hereby given that IL
ters Of administration upon the estste
DuLCIE YOUNG, Deceased.
nave been granted the undersioraa
BY the Probate Court Of said co,r.,,
OF Audrain, bearing date az The 9i..
day Of January, 1915. NiS'
All persons having claims agair,,
ald estate are required 10 eyh;his
them 70 US for allowance within y.
months after date Of said letter.
or they may be excluded from sns
benefit Of such estate and II snri
claims be not exhibited within me
year from the time Of the nnh,,na
so q this notice, they viii be- for
as-at John ". Howell, Administrator
ips'e q trst Insertion Jan. "a, ieIe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
sf00 Reward sion

Tie Feadefa q This paper VII Be-
pleased to learn that taere IS at least one
dreaded disease tlat science has been
able to cure IN all It's stages. n that IS
EataFFh Halls CatarTh Cure is the only
positive cure now known 10 the medical
fraternity. Catarrh beilg q constitutional
disease. requires a constitutional treat
ment HATS Catarrh Cure Is tsl.sn In
terraliv. acting directly Upon the blood
and MUCOUS surfaces Of the system. there
by destroying tire flu-7eeica % the dis
ease. and & 2 she pefifn. strength by
building M I've caaHAf1 r. aal sststiHg
nattrc N daIrE IS wars re q. urletors
have 50 mach feeA 81 if ca~aetVa pow
ers that tfev cIer q 1dnf y liars
for any care ft'Rt FL z US 70 Gre send
for list cf tcsfimeui1t.
Address Ed gHl.s4.a & IN. T1leao, Ohio.
So1d BIZ al Dru sfdaffs ~
Take HALFs Family THIS fa- constipation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03

Mrs. ]. A. Ringo, whose husband died
in Oklahoma three months ago, died
this week in Dallas. Texas according
TO a letter received by relatives here
from her son Alve Ringo. She is a
sister-in-law Of J. c. Ringo, Of this
city, and formerly lived in Mexico
where she has many friends. The
news Of her death will be learned
with regret BY her many a~cquaintaH-
Lces here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03

w. H. Abel, assistant passenger
Traffic manager for the Chicago &
Alton, with Offices at St Louis, who
formerly had his offices in this city,
win move from st. Louis to Chicago
the first of February. H. A. Grow
viii succeed Mr.. Abel. His title viii
be that Of General Agent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
Mexico Boy in Kansas City.

Lawrence Kunkel in a letter 70 his
father in this city, says the revival
meeting in progress at the church
built by R. A. Long at Longview is
quite successful. Lawrence says he
and John Hook and Austin canter-
bury are singing in the choir.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
MOOSE no KANSAS CRY.

The Progressive State Committee
decided TO hold It's state convention in
Kansas City, April 3 and Audrain,
according to the published schedule, is
entitled to four delegates.
According to the announced plans
nothing definite has been decided
upon. The question which seems to
interest Mexico citizens is "Can Aud
rain county muster four bull Moosers
for the delegates?"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
Mrs. Peter Alderman Dead.

Mrs. Peter Alderman died at her
home southwest Of Rush Hill Thurs
day night after an extended illness.
The funeral services were conducted
at Bean Creek Church Sunday after
noon. The Ledger extends sympathy
e the bereayed family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
How MFR. Davis Got Rid of a Bad
CauUh

"Some time ago | had a very bad
cough" writes Lewis 7. Davis, Black
water, Del. my brother McCabe
Davis gave me a small bottle Of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. After TAX
ing this / bought half a dozen bottles
of it but only used n Of them as the
cough left me and l have not been
troubled since" Obtainable every
where. ADV.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
20 ELBERTA PEACH TREES

/ Year, 2 to 3 Feet
FOR s1.00 by parcel post, prepaid.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Order at
once and write for prices on full line
of Nursery Stock, sold direct to
planter at prices that are right. Var
ieties true to name.
47-4t NEW HAVEN NURSERIES,,
Box 1872. New Haven, Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
Feed and Boarding Stable.

Jesse Franklin has leased the old
DR.. Mcintyre barn and viii open Feb.
LIST a high class feed and boarding
stable. Will deliver boarders to all
parts Of town. First class service
guaranteed. d&w1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
COMMERCIAL L DIN

COMMERCIAL CLUB DIN
NER MENU is CHOSEN
The annual Commercial Club dinner
win be held in the banquet rooms Of
the Christian church on the evening Of
February second at $3.50. The menu
was chosen Thursday morning by a
committee appointed by the Club. 1t
is as follows:
Cream of Corn soup Saratoga flakes
Roast young turkey, with dress
ing and Cranberry sauce
Snow flake potatoes
Spaghetti with tomatoes
Hot biscuits Cabbage salad
Commercial Club" pudding
Coffee.
Places for $50 guests will be laid.
The music will be furnished by TWEEN
ty-ive members Of the Missouri Mill
tary Academy student body through
the kindness of Colonel Burton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03

DO lou TIM FauIt VIII L~FtTFDOuy3
An irritable, fanlt-hnding dispos-
ition Is often due 70 a d~isordered stom-
aah. A man with good digestion is
nearly always good naturcd. A great
many have been permanently bene-
ital BIZ Chamberlain's Tablets after
years Of suffering. These tablets
strengthen the stomach and enable it
To perform It's functions naturally. OBJ
tainable everywhere. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03

The Rev. W. A. shullenberger went
to Des Moines, la, Saturday after
noon and will fill the pulpit of the
Central Christian church of that
city Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
NdNpCE OF FINAL sETTLrMENr

Notice is hereby given that final
settlement Of the estate Of
Gertrude NJ. Flessner, Deceased.
wili be made at the Feb. term
the Probate Court OF Audrain
County, Missouri, to be held at Mex
Missouri, on the second Monday
IN February, 1916.
ID W. f. cornett, Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND
IN MEMORY OF GREEN
. CLAY, JR., AND RHODES
CLAY, A. D. 1915.

This memorial as cThpleted is a
most ARTISTIC and efectisN enrichment
to the chancel, and has been GEM
mented on very fayorably by all who
have seen It.
The church is one Of the Oldest in
the state Of Kentucky.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
State of Missouri, SIS
Cnnnfv of Audrain.

/, W. W. Bolts, Judge Of the m, q
bate Court held in and for saiq ~ l
ty, hereby certify that the aDS.s i
a true copy Of the original orasi a
Publication therein referred nv
the same appears of record
Office. ts
Witness my hand as Judge anu
seal Of our said Court. n, n
Done at my office in Mexico, IAN
said County, this 18th day Oh
uary, A. d. 1916. p.4s.
(Seal) W. W. ynSre.
46-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
NOTICE or FINAL sETTLEhE1S0aa

TNUtILE Is HtICUJ ETY. \
settlement Of the estate oil
W. T. AsBURY, Deceased, orrt
win be made ut the teD: .oap.
Of the Probate Court Of Audyain o,ico,
ty, Missouri, to be held at &
Missouri, on the second hono''
February, 1916. ..r,tr1.
I'd Alice Asbury, Admlflsu
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03

Miss Bess Calbert Of Warsaw, Mo-,
is the guest Of Miss Frances GuptOn at
Hardin College.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Williams are
home from their bridal trip to Chi
cago and are cozily domiciIed II their
pretty hangalo 10 south Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03

81 Phillip is home after a pleasant
visit in Fort Worth, Texas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
BREwERIEs PAID A MIL
LION TO KEEP TEXAS WET

Sulphur Springs, Tex, Jan. 27.-
The name Of the late AdolphHs Busct
Of ST. Louis again was brought int
the trial Tuesday Of six Texas brew.
cries charged with violation Of the an.
ti-trust laws. Busch's name was men.
toned in a letter written by Otto
Wahrmund Of the San Antonio Brew.
ing Co, to B. Adone, president Of the
Texas Brewers Association, on March
10, 1911, previous to the State pro.
hibition election in that year.
Wahrmund declared Adolphul
Busch had given s1O0, 900 to the cam.
paign fund. Wahrmund also said vir
tually all the State newspapers were
with the brewery interests and mos
Of the Texas congressmen as well al
the State administration were for tn,
breweries.
Spent s1,000,0 900.
In another letter Adone wrote to ;
brewer friend that 81, 100000 ha,
been spent at prohibition elections ii
Texas since 1890. The letter conclud
ed by saying that if breweries had no
fought in county local option elections
So per cent of the State would hav,
been dry FIVE years ago, Adon,
wrote bitterly of the waste of money
declaring that 80 per cent of campaign
funds were wasted.
The taking Of evidence against tn,
breweries is continuing over the pro
test of the defendants, who have al
ready pleaded guilty, accepted char
ter forfeitures and agreed to penaltieI
amounting to nearly 100000. Tn,
Dallas Brewing Co., refused to plea,
guilty and its case will come up ii
February.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03

Kenneth Sanford has gone to To-
peka, Kas., where he has a splendid
position with a large shoe firm there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
WANTED.

Old Iron 25c TO 35c per 100 lbs.
Rags 1c to ! lie lib
Rubber Boots and Shoes &c to
re Ib. Also all kinds of hides
and furs.
SAM NORRIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03

c. II. Early. Administrator Of us
Estate Of Alfred t. Andersen, &C.
ceased, presents to the Court bis
tition praying for m order for IN
sale Of 70 much Of the Real Estate =
said deceased as will pay and saial
the remaining debts due by sald e
tate and yet unpaid for want o. y.
ficient assets, accompanied BY y
accounts, lists and inventories =
CURED by law IN such case, on exam
nation whereof IL is ordered maj =
persons interested in the estale u
said deceased be notified that appf
cation as aforesaid has been msast
and that unless the contrary be snow.
on or before the first day Of the M
term Of this Court to be held on w
End Monday Of February next an ~ ~
der viii be made for the sale q y.
whole, or SO much Of the Real Esns
Of said deceased as win be suiilclsl !,
for the payment Of said debts; ana >
is further ordered that this notce y
published in some newspaper IN az 4.
county for four weeks before "
next term of this Court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
Enjoy Mental
Comfort
When Travelling

Safety is a great cardinal principle
on 1.-THE Alton. You are safeguarded
by every particable device Of modern
invention. Rock -baIlasted readbed,
electric headlights, experienced hands
at the throttle, automatic block sig
nails and a highly trained. courteous
crew.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03

Homer s. Deck. of oskaloosa, Ia, is
the guest Of Mexico friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03

Miss Lutte Pigg, Of Van'''"'
visiting IL Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
NOTICE ar FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL sEfTLhnS and
Notice Is hereby given 'pS' i
settlement Of the s'"'o
L N. WILLIAMS, Deceased, i
will be made at the fep. coaa.S,
the Probate Court Of Audraln =. i
Missouri. to be held at MeSic, ,otk
the second Monday in February s,ratSf,
I'd g. II. Early, Admlals.D
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03

Born, Monday morning, TO er. and
Mrs. A. II. schopp a fine nine pound
daughter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
Audrain Co. Farm
FOR SALE

is6 acre prairie farm 3 miles north
east of Mexico, Mo. All can be cuI-
tivated, has a three house with
halls and two porches, barn, a good
one, 42x69 with lot, s acres in orch
ard, IS acres Of blue grass pasture,
IS acres of meadow, IS acres of corn,
As acres of oats, this last year, IS
acres in corn. This is a splendid farm,
and a person would have to see the
farm to appreciate it. 1t is divided in
8 or 8 different tracts and is well
fenced and cross fenced, with hedge
and woven wire. Pave street and rock
half way out to the farm. If it is sold
at once, will carry back on the above
farm. s OF 3 thousand dollars can be
carried on the farm at 6 60. If this
farm is not sold in a reasonable time,
it win be for rent for the year Of
1916. Inquire of
7. j. HOLLOWAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03

an kNL
1916.
Considine, ......., Piaintin
vs..
John O'Cnliaghan. Dennis 0iCallag-
Fan. william ]. Feeht, Dennis
Focht, Beatrice Feeht, Mary Thom-
as Louis OBrien. the Unknown
heirs, consorts. devisees dcnces,
alienees and immediate, mesne, TO
mote. voluntary ard involuntary
grantees Of Elzie or Eliza McDon-
aid. deceased; the unknown heirs,
~eonsorts. devisees, donees. alidaees
and immediate and mesne, remote,
voluntary ard involuntary grantees
Of Lucy Z. Mcdonald; deceased,
the unknown heirs, ~consorts, de-
vises, donees, alienees and mined
iate, mesre, remote. voluntary and
involuntary grantees Of William
M. Thompson, deceased, Defendants,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03

In the Probate Court for the Ooah-
ty Of Audrain and State Of No. feo
ruary term, 1916.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03

n the Circuit Court March
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State Of Missouri.) &c
County of Audrain,)
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03

In the Circuit Court March Term
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03

STATE Of Missouri, IS
County Of Audrain,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03

c. II. Early Administrator Of ns
Estate Of Alfred T. Anderson "
ceased.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-27
3eab, g. .. SeimGfnmlla.

&osfa olen iurun ia murbeen ra-
iittama, nimittGin raffaan maimoni
fuoleman joboosta, min aiatteIin pit
f1n ajan fullittita, piirtGG Mrrttaiaan
ionfun riipin terpebtG1fieni usfon-
meliiG ia iisfoia SerrasiaS eeiufiesia
SillG tlntuu claimant iuuri fun pf-
i'm aiuiiin fofo maailmasia, etenfin
finn olen tGll1 paifatunnalla, iosia
mGbGn iaa fesfuseIIa tuosta Suma-
len plitie miiotaipasta armosta mel
bin ipntiiiin ndboen. Slemmefo tpan-
bursfaat ia SumalaIIe ooolliiet?
TGllG omantlinnon fpipmpfieIIG ID
bestpn npt Muttaian Iufioita. &dp.
fGGmme fifin oman ipodmeemine
tGII6 fpipmpfieIId. Slenfo nina
tpanbursfas ia iumalaIIe obolIinen,
tai enfo? SiuG aIia on fuiiriarpoi.
men. iofa eli ole tpanburfas eta SSii.
malaIIe obolIinen, ban on fa6otiif.
fen tiIasia, eif6 ieIIaiiena iuinfaoa
tai6a aitiiuoofii tulla. SiIl1 jofa ei
Sumolan eoesi1 ole m~anbursfas ia
ooollinen ban ei mpoSfdGn iaata ju.
malan moItofuntaa perid; fe on iel-
mG totuus. WinfG mastaufie n an.
nomme tGbdn t1rfeGGn fpipmpfieen.
He, iotfa miel1 IuonnolIiiesia ii.
Iasia iuruttomauoesio maeItoipat,
ne tiisfin tdIlaiieen fpipmDffeen mi
t1Gn nostaatpot. sc on beioGn mie.
Iestd6n pb6en tefepG, otpatfo SUI
natalie oooIIiiet taiffa ei. So jos be
-tGtd aiattelemotfin, min bpIiGdipGt,
fen fobta tdII6 tpastmifieIIa: Sit6 ei
fufaan ibminen tieod, onto ban Ssyii.
Natalie oo%oIIinen, taiffo Ell; fiioIe-
man perdstd ie tposta ndboddn fe.
nenfd SitrnoIa tuanbursfaofii Iiifee
ia fufa bdneIIe feIpoa. Ndin be tbs
I'd f~pfpmpfiestd pddietudt, eitpdtfd
tot aiiasta enenpdd biioIi, tpoon
eIdiudt oman mieIenia nuifdar bio.
Iimattu tudbddfddn SumoIosta ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-27

oI,n wanbursfas ia SerroI!cni oooI
linen; en- toiin itiestdni enfd tbs
tdni, en- fatumufiestani enf1 paror
niifiestani, paan ainoastaan Seeiuf-
fen minun Serrani tdpoelliiestG an.
iiosta, jobonfa nina usfolla fur.
maan. Sdnainen tirrrstus ci Of
plpeptt1, eif1 omaa f~ersfausta, toaan
iepG pasta onfin oifeaa n%oprpptt1,
ia Scciuficn anton funnioittamiSta
lola cnln amin iulictcon pnis jc
SceIufIen oniioon tirmctnor. SGmGn
usfor mpoti on fobta Tpbi Semi
iofa ipodmen mluttaa, ia muocstaon
ipnnpttG1 icfd rnffnnccn iptpttG1
ia manbon ooamin pGiipG p1im1lts
fuoletaa. Mlltta cipd rdibin muutof.
lin ia bcn1cn moifrtufliin usfo tur,
wau. nill1 Sumalclle oOolliiefii tul.
l%afienia. SiIlG bGn tictG1 tGpocllG
,oatuuoello 10 olepania Sechificsio
tuanbursfas ia Sumalalle obolliiin,
SGm1 usfon mafuutus OH mafinai.
ner, fila ie eli ole ~perusteltu oman
ipoGmen tuntciiiin, muutofiiin, eifG
nibinfG1n mnubun = paan aino.
aan outuuoen fallioon, Seeiufleer
3irstufieen, jonfu Sumala itie on
aiettanut Siioniin fulmafiwefii ia
iosta Sdn iauoo: "SSofainen FUN
bGnen paGlleniG usfoo, Ell pibG 3D.
pcdGn tiilenraan'.
8icld lauiun jos iofu bajalIaan
oIelpista usfonweliist6 tabi iiiaristo
eli tittaipista baluaiii minua %firiecr
fautta muistaa, iolIain nernpoianal.
la ilabuttaa, min iGtGn oioitccni
Sobn &antanen,
9r 794, 2eab, 9. Safota.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-27
Kan$am Kirjettd

maan pfiin uiaton ipnnistd ptboas
Seefiis, Min tuin raamattii ianoo
Tmestps ~firieesid: ia Ell pfiifddn
poimit eifd taiuaasia, eifG maasia,
eifG maan alla iitG firiaa aipata, Ell.
I'd iiiben ~totioa." sc firia tuli III.
fluff. @atamin lanfeemiien fautta
tiilimme paraoiiiista uIos iulietufii
ia Sumalan uibon alaiiefii. Niltta
fiitos WeriplidlIemmc Seeiufiellc,
iofa pfiin toimitti lunastustpon mel
Dan eoestd. @inG iotfun piinifuur.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-27

Mrmoa ia aiituutta Seeiufiesia
&rishifiesia meioGn Serrasiamme
toiipotan teilIe sllrttaian Iufiiatl
2ebben otiafirioitiis wetdGpi meta
tao Jana: sluttaia, iiiben aiittaiaan
MIN. Seeiufieen, iofa oil fofo ii.
misfunnan auttaia ia aituaafiitefi-
iGmme. aiin faifin oltiin ipnnin ia
faootufien omia, Ell ollut pbtdGn iofa
oIiii moiniit meta auttaa ipnnin ia
ijanfaiftifen tabotufien mallasta,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-27

f%ansiani. 81, mciodn rafas
8opabteiamme a...umteTwc plfdm.
me fuinfa iuurct ia rasfabat oliwot
meioGn ipntimme fiin ucrta bifoilit
fofo ~lansennecn itnlisiu..un ipntein
alla. 81 ollut pbtdGn, iofa oliii
S1nellc Duoiemusta tuomut. Sun
pielG riStillGfin buuii: Sumalani
Sumalani, mifiis minun blon an.
mott. Sin1 cbfG ianot: mifd Siren
maati tGtG tpotd tefemGdn? S1nen
iuuri raffautenia. 81 olili fcllG1f
.oapon pGistd iianfaiffista aiituutta
om'stamaan, jos ci Seeius oliii ubri-
fuolcmaa tomiitanut iDm;sfMnncn
cocstG. 81 pfiifGdn paGiiii taiwaa-
Iccn, waan faifen tnptpIi mcnnG bel.
49," "
mcttiin. 3iitos MT, portit on aipoin-
no faifillen Seeiufien peren fautta.
Sc oil raffauocn ubri peri, jofa
wuoti @olgatan iop;nto alttarilla.
81 ollut Sumalalla muuta fuin oma
Hoifania Seeius. 81 felpollista l0p.
tpnpt cifG mielG l0pop meisia ibmi-
iiSiG. &aiffi olemme toittcmmc mu-
faan faootnfien omat, niinfuin pial.
misia lanotaan: "@i melifGGn tai
oa fetdGn lunaStau cifG Sumalalle
fetadn ioluittaa, iillG beioGn iielun-
ia lunastus on plonfallis, min cttI
ie idd tefemdttd iianfaiffiiesti." 81
palion on ibnliiid, iotfa omin lpoi-
min meinaapot tulla toimeen ia Ill
nostaa iielunia. WifG foittaa teboG
itieniG oifein n0prGn faltalefIi. SOL
Jon on tGGlIGfin iellaista iumaIi-
iiutta. Writta jos pubutaan SeeIuf.
len ubrifuplemasta, ettG ainan tall
ldiIena laamme ustoa iDntimme an
tecfii annetufii Seeiufien teosia,
iofa tapabtui lifi fafii tubatta mrot-
ia iolloin anteefii antamuflen armlo
on faifunut 8olgaoalta, ie on taptet-
tp. 81 tGsiG MT fpiptG iinun toitds,
eifG minun toitGni, faiffi meioGn
tponlme OH ia~astaluus. 81 pstGmGni,
usfo 10 tGnGGn %autuutes, linG olet
autuas, lind ianot mista iaiiin
marman tieoon etta minGfin Glen
autlias. SiitG, ettG luotat pfiin o.
maan lanaan. Wtntta Jos panet mliiis
bun turmaii, eifd pfiin Seelufien iib-
rifuolemaan, ct tule ifGnG alrtitlitta
omistomoan. Tuntiiu militia tllntiilt,
uSfo ettd ipntis on iopitettii ia pabat
teot anteefii annettu, eifG Slmala
taboo enad niitd mlistella, ne on
upotettu meren ippppteen. ga fas-
teen armosio olet alltulioen ottanut
ifiomafieii ia olet pltettu funinfaan
badmaatteilla.
Sibtori Safala.