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The Detroit times., 1916-07-08

|sart ,se. ms for tbc fnt,ra r,vn.,..-
sn...s even ha-,t ard hf,ter .r,or..
sifla of proqt
Wba,aver has hoo, tas,e1 md
found trpa IN INA rsst sbo,,,d ha
,.ten ovsr irto tta ,ra.er, ,rba
friards vno baya be.r tri,5 sno,,ll
have . stiu l,rrar mar, IN our Iife
Tive bob..s ard dseds mat bavp
made p. moro .,br,.tlfi,a sb.uls 30
rono,,ed .,d ,,,,l,ir1iad No, or
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=. A. -. L4.....zty a.. -. 49,,
~ ~ Only "l"''F" '"a' eaCh hia''
permits 70 act without motive. ana
.vau. ht,,,s.is - a.. ,-f,,,t.o,,, -,
a'ail9 Hih'NtIl Vi 'lN p'l'H WIN
astonishing frelIenCy.--JCan fnge-
-.
wv
?, IT, ,.,,t 4, ,,.a,,- s.-a,o,h 81
II tue VIII II "edh' s'!ehs'H vi
body counts for little.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08
in the Religious World
THE WILL THAT WINS.

Terse Comments on the Uniform
Prayer Meeting fTcpic Of We
Young Peoples soeieties-chris
tian EndesVor. etc for July 9 Is
The Conservation Of Purpose."-
Acts. 1t:1e-23.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08

n the Truul hull-ave. Presbyterian
in the w0TnIug the speaker Will be
y q Shvply. president ~ the Shive-
lg ScrvIc. huftag. - sun Francisco.
ard delegate 10 the Worlds Sales
vqrshfr congress IN the evening
the pastor. the Rev. r. VI. Huston.
". -.,l preach on Mark. a man who re-
triaved his honor"
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08
TO OPEN CHURCH
UNDER CANVAS
Minister Will Pay for Tent For
New A. M. z. Church Out
of Collections

The Rev. A. p. Reid. who is in De-
troit to organize = new A. NJ. E.
church ON the west side. has ar
ranged for a large tent 20 be used
as his first church building. In or
der to pay for II. he has obtained
q number OF well known speakers of
the colored race, besides a number
of whites for a long series OF meet
ings.
The tent will be used first for
church and Sunday school meetings,
than for several days for a Sunday
school conference and finally for a
Chautauqua. Two Negro bishops
have promised TO speak in the tent.
The Rev. George Elliott, now OF Mt.
Clemens but formerly OF North
Woodward Methodist church. Is also
TO be a speaker. The tent will be
located on Stanford-ave. More than
100 Negro families have moved into
the neighborhood in the last year.
At present the new church vs. mis-
sion of Bethel A. NJ. r. church.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08

salesman will address the morn
ing services m IN" Christian church
aud i'm the evening the Rev r. j. Ar
thur will preach on John the divine.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08

will preach in the morning on
"Greatest dividends" and I'm the
evening on The Bible--its place and
power" IN Highland Park Presbyte-
rian. The church will have az
guests IN the evening the Loyal or
ange lodge 81 Highland Park. Mr.
Macdonald and family will leavA for
their vacation at silver Strand
Douglas lake. next week.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08

Miss Hattie Moehlmann. formerly
OF the secretariai staff, Will speak at
the vespcr service IN the Young
Women's Christian association Miss
Grace Martin Will be the soloist for
this service. At the social hour.
Miss Meta Roberts will read. and
there will be piano and vocal solos
Ruby Elcoms.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08
METHODIST.

Burns-sve. Methodist Episcopal
Church, on Burns, one block nortn
II IeNerson. Rev VIM. j. Balmer.
u. b. minister.
Subject. 10 q m. Tho Shadow
of a Great Rock"
Subject 1880 o. m: The Rock
% AReq"
4 cool, comfortable auditorium.
A hearty Welcome
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08

Priceless treasures OF experience
have. been beaueathed TO Va by the
past. These are better than gifts
OF gold ar jewels. For with oui old
experience We may win new vic
tories Experience is not only
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08

kwealih but u u armor The past
|fortihes us for Tho iuturs Expcrl-
ences even hard ard bitter eypcr.-
ences. may Je credited up 10 %
side Of profit,
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08

Men arc Judged not by their IN.
tentlons but By the results OF their
actions Earl OF Chesterfield
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08

wouldst thou sSosi7 Let purpose
run
A thread Of gold from sun 70 sun,
James Buckrnan.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-25

spend a fee aays with his grand
parents
Quite an evcitenent was eageet
Sunday by q horse that was beiue
driven by little EuEcne Cautrel ami
several ether boys coming home Win
iust the shafts hanging to him How-
ever. hurried Investigation proyed
that no ono was injured
The foilowiar lsst OF people at
tended a turkey dinner given by Nj
and Mrs 81 % woods sunday Mis-
Pearl smith. Nr and Mrs r. -
Godtrey Aessrs Gentry godfrey and
Roland Taalbee. AIR and Mrs. {. o.
P.erson. Ms t.. a. Graves. ~. ard
Mrs Looney. aud Mr aud AIRS
Henry McCartcr of Italy The ain
ner VAS delicious and All present
spent q very pleasant day
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-25
HOWARD.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Buie went to
Dallas Friday
Mrs. Ross has been i'll, but is DO
ing nicely at present.
Mrs. Tennis Rhodes has been on
the sick list for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Robinson visited
relatives at Bardwell Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Maybin visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Ray Middleton sun
day
w. T. Hendrix and family spent
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs, 7 N
Buie.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s Robinson spent
sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ]. o. Rob
inson.
Mr.. and Mrs. W D. Peyton went
to Dallas and Fort Worth Sunday.
March 18TH
Mrs. saHie Coley spent several
davs last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Middleton.
Miss Myrtle FLOYD IS visiting Miss
Zula Adair in Waxahaehie at pres
emit
Mrs. Kittie Adams and children
snent Sunday with Mrs. d. f. Can
trell.
A crowd OF people from here went
on an outing Saturday afternoon
Tbev reported delightful time.
Born. Thursday. March Is, TO NJ
and Mrs. c. c. chiles. boy. Moth
or and son are doing fine.
Mesdames j. T. Murphy and ]. z.
Knox attended the meeting of the
Eastern star Saturday night
r b. Alexander was quite sick
saturday. but is doing nicely nov.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Maybin' :
babv was sick last week.
several little boys from here At
tended the stock show at Fort Worth
from wednesday until Saturday With
d. D. FLOYD.
several Of the young folks met 81
NJ and Mrs. ". G. Reagor's sun
4sv night and sang awhile.
Misses Lucille and Allie Reed ard
pu,b edwards Of Wsxahacnie spent
saturday night and sunday wish
Mrs ]. T Murphy.
Several young people from thia
o,.,nnuitv spent awhile Fridsy
,,gbt with Dir. and Mrs. Bun he--
rlngton OF Nash.
Mr. and Ms. Clint Rogers IRON
west Texas have been visiting MIS-.
r. Davenport and other re'a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-25

ltircs hers and az wavah3caic Juflea
the past tive weeks.
SIR ard Mrs. q = Davis spent
sunday afternoon az Bardwel vita
Mrs Davis mother
Mrs s. r. wboafley spent satur.
day with Nra Emma Whcslley
SIR and Mrs J L. Kiag attended
The fat stock show 81 Fort WORTH
Wednesday
Several young folks from this
community attended church at col
Hers Chanel Sunday arternoon
NJ aud Mrs. d. A. Rhodes. Mr
and Mrs. J.. C woods ST. end Mrs.
r. Laue and Mr.. and 3rs Moore
and Mias Herring Of Waxahaeb's
visited Mr and Mrs. Tennis Rhotes
Sunday.
Or Fstelie Porter and daughter.
Violet. and Mr.. aud Nrs. ] 4. Tag.
Tor Of Dallas and Meesri. 4. J. Poul
ter and r. p Wilmington Of Bish
CD spent saturday night with Mf
ead Mrs A. b TAYLOR and Sunday
With Mr. and Mrs. O. 4 Murphy
Miss Sanie Floyd returned Thurs.
dag after a week of visiting It Buene
Vista and Mrs John Odom and chill
dren came home with her and stayed
until Saturday
Lee Looney OF Dnneaayllle spent
Friday night and Saturday with ar.
and Mrs Looney Little Robert
Looney went home with him "a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-25

Social Problems of the Home Mis-
sion Beard
Miss Rena Cantrell. leader.
Scripture lesson Matt. 1t:l-6.-
By Miss Fannie Witen.
Introduction. By leader.
Social problems involved in the
industrial system.
l. Child BY irwin Corn
Well
2 Clan isolation. BY Miss Pearl
Morris
g. Miscellaneous problems BY
Miss Lena Nall
The immigrant a great social
problem-By Miss Mabel King.
The negro a southern social prob
lem BY Miss Marylee King.
Other social problems.
open meeting.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-25

Program ladies' Missionary So
eiey First Pres byterlan church. Mar.
20. $3.50 p. M.
Is Federation or the women's
Missionary Societies OF Waxahechia
Worm Wbue2
Song-First verse Of Rescue the
Perishing, No. 246.
Prayer-Mr. Ed. Williams.
Second verse No. go.
Scripture reading Mrs. r. II.
Fincher.
Soio-eRy Bell.
What win a Cits Federation Mean
70 Our Own Society? Mrs. c. NJ.
Supple.
Third verse 40. 246.
The Value of a City Federation
to Our Town. Mrs. Phil Jones.
Fourth verse No. 246.
The question Mrs. Bell.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-25

gathered a. The gatheriug time. a
laek Of missionaries is an irrepara-
BE waste.
u is the business of the home
missionaries 20 bring the kine.
dom Of God 70 take the place
Of The kingdom 81 Satan. The work
OF the home missionary IS one 81
great power Devils 81 all Kind
are subject 70 him.
Only those moved BY Christ's love
VIII be stirred 20 try TO meet tho
mi 'sionory demands. and only those
w'ta his spirit can ratot H.
fou are cordially Invited 20 meet
with as at ESQ.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-25
rlAlNyit.u.

Mrs Ora Morse visited her slater.
Mrs. Letba Archer. Saturday
There were 20 saade trees Sc; out
On the school yard last week.
Air aud Mrs Hugh MeAipin are
the proud parents Of a girl
Misses Jessie Archer and Hattie
Warren visited Miss Jennie Alsug
SUNDAY
lee Warren and family spent sun
Gay evening With Claude Moreae
and family
Miss Mary Tompson spent from
Friday To sunday with her aunt At
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-25

/ Great home missionaries, Luke
Io:1-20- Beatrice Harding.
2. Tell of one missionary's work
among the Indians-Thelma Me-
Cartney.
$. What are some of the kinds ~
opposition that are met by home
missionaries? Boyce Farrar.
4. Special music
). Give a sketch OF some home
missionary as an example OF patriot-
ism Bertha Tribble.
6. A great field for home missions
-Orlean McCombs.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-25
First BAPTIST Church.

Church services at II a. N. and
1880 p. m. The pastor viii preach.
Tie ordinance of baptism win be adj
ministered at the close of the even
ing service. The Sunday school will
meet at 9:45 4. M. and the b. Y. p
Z. at 6:30 p m.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-25
CHILDREN'S DAY AT FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

A splendid childrens program has
been arranged for the Children S
Day in the First Presbyterian Sun
day school.
Let all the members of the school
be on time. Exercise begins at 9:45
be on time. Exercise begins at 9:45.
Visitors and friends welcome.
C. J. SNYDER, Supt.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-25
Christian EndeaYnr.

Central Presbyterian church for
March %. 1916.
Topic-Great Home Missions.
Luke 101-20.
Every home missionary is a her
aid of Jesus Christ, preparing his
way What a trust TO be eonfided
to any man.
Harvests are lost that are not
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-25
First preshAtcrian-

Morning service at II O'Clock.
Sunday school at 9:45 o'clock.
No night service on account of
Methodist meeting.
Beginning Sunday morning the
pastor will deliver series of ser
mons on the Great Teachings Of
the Bible" Subject for Sunday
THE Origin and Meaning
of Christian Baptism"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-25
Walnut arove

= /" tFINt NTWFNI
Gardens are fine ha' need rain a.
ctesythlns 5 50 DIS Farmers ara
looking forward to cotton planting
Jim Alaun attended preaching AZ
sardis SUNDAY morning apd going
q his cousins. Ar J y Ahup.
aud spending the evening
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-25
LCHE STOPS.
IRALGIA GONE
hes Headache Powders
! instant relief--Cost
| dime a package.

licking. splitting or dull,
headaches yield in just a few
b Dr.. James Headache Pow
} cost only 10 cents u pack
h drag store. It's the quick
4 headache relief in the whole
boat suA'erl Relieve the
b distress now! You can.
men and women have
h headache and neuralgia
|lsaliess. Get what you ask
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-25
Builard Heights naptist Churc,

Services at IL o'clock, April ,.
Rev. ]. +. Harwell wil meet with
the people of the Billiard Heights
Baptist church on the above named
date. Everybody invited to at
tend. REV. j. F. HARWEII.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-25
$500 Reward.

b Of $500 will be paid by
kany for the conviction OF
found guilty OF taking the
b. from the yard or lawn
tseriber of this paper. EN-
D. PUBLISHING COM
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-25
Ccntral prcsh,terinn-

Sunday school opens at 9.45.
Public worship begins at II a. m
and 1889 p. m Christian Eudeavor
meeting begins at $50 p. m.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-25

gossip is, YOU may have OBJ
b a gossip never has to
b performance for lack of
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. . . . . q . . o . a = =
= IN THE CHURCHES. q
. . . 90 49,
q. Paul'e E'ni~enIgI

Sunday school at 10 O'Clock. Ser
vices at $50 D NJ.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-25
Bullartl fEeigh,s NIissIo,

Evening services at Z O'Clock. Mr.
Smith of Trinity university vim
speak.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09

pien apustamana. Sltloia lasten IL
tamnsta oil % oollaria 60 ienttiG,
josta on mGbGn tietpsti menoia. &ai-
fiesta buolimatta faiffi meni bppin,
jG1mme maan toipomaan, eta tots
tenfin pi6Gtte iltaman ia min toimi-
maan %leurafunnan pbtepoesIG, jofa
on fallista tpot1 lefG baltsfaa mart-
bemmille nGbod lnStenla toimiman
ia fGpmGn iamoja iGlfiG fuin itien-
iGfin. SfGmG fpllG, ettG tGGllG. Sar.
borisia moni 1iti ia iid iaa if1mGllG
fatiella finn lapiet iuuremmifii tut.
tuaan menemGt maailmaan ia faifis.
ia pabeisia opat oifeen eturimin poi.
fia ia tDttojG, maiffa %panbemmat
opatfin ieurafuntalaiiia. MisiG fit
ten mifa9 Gimme moi ollenfaan fiel.
tGG etteifo oliIi mifaa faspat1f5esia,
fun mailman m%ieliipps, iofa on TO-
min taipuiia tarttumaan faiffiin mel.
bin ia min ei Gitit ar1paa olIa fpIlin
maromaiiia lastenia iubteen. On TENT
moiia manbempia iotfa on masten
mieIiiiG faifelIe file, iota pitGii iloi.
ten fannattaa, minimum on elm.
"&otiieura', iosia fesfustellaan los
ten faspatufiesta fefG muistafin TO.
tia fosfeipista aiioista, iotfa balipef.
fen ~fatiopat plen tGmGn ieuran toll
minnnn.
&nusfan pllGpfien tefimdt %fanial-
lisieurafunnon pstGipGt Iofofuun %
p. iltana allefirioittaneen perbeelle,
iiGnndn ipntpmGpdiipdn iob6osta, 10
ia oil nellie aifpan aaipistamaton
~bdmmGstps iiitdfin ippstd, fun ie
merffipGitp1 oil 10 milton j1lellG.
Sausfasti fnlui Ito pstGipien ieuras-
ia laulellesia Sionin fanteleen laii-
ltia. Tilaiiuuoesia pulpit mp0s pos
tori llrpilainen. &iitos teiIIe pstGmGt
fdpnnistGnnel &iitos iiitd tuieraan-
waraiiuutestanne, iota illan fiiliies-
ia iaimme rlautia ia niistd fallisar.
moiiista Iobioista, ioita toitte. Ypp.
6dntmte ~Iaifiia tiibannet fiitofiemme
Serra fanianne ia meioGn fansial
gst6tpppoeIIG,
Miina ia @ibtori Woiiia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09
Msbtabnla Sarbor, 3.
81. g.. 80.

SermeboGn taas miirtamalla ia.
nalIa Irttaia leb6en Iufijoita ia iaon
toipottaa bausfaa ipfip6 iefd ruubao
iperesfG iofa uuoii ferta foiffiaan
@olsotalla mailman fpntein anteef.
Il antamiien tGboen. Npt iaamtme
iIoiten ianoa: "&unnia olfoon gu.
natalie forfeutesia, maasia raiibo
ia ibmiiiIId bptpd tabtor"
$ausfaa of ndboG fun iunnnntoi.
foitIulopiet pitipGt iItamat fao.
rittaminen oItoi fobbefian tienoiIIo
ia feSti toiStatuntid. sc of artuofas
ia mieIid fiinnittGtpG, ionfa ~fiioritti
Iapiet. Bastori ltrpiIoinen pitt Ipbp.
en- pitbeen ia iobti aIfu iefd Ioppii
rlifousta. @uioosti of IapIro, ferto.
muffia, iefd runoia. iiiGIIps of aris.
ttfien roffaus ipntiiiin. Sitd fuun.
nellesfo tparmaon faiffi ti,Ii aioteI-
leeffi: "2osten ia imetudisten iinista
olet find, $erra tiitoffen moImista.
NUT" $eneelIiien obieImon Iopiittia
oil mp0s oineeIIistofin piioIto, oil
ndet onfimisto, ortuoomista ia 10.
prsia fdbtpi tariOiIiio, iOistu fuitista
piti buoIen Iopiet, ioi6entin aifoiier1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09
GIina Non6o.
@rimion, Minn.

TaGlld npfpiiin pubutaan parbai.
ten metiG toistG, iillG uuoismaan-
wiljelidin tdptpp banffia talfpiiin tie.
nesteiG.
S1dllG tapabtui fumma tapals.
grGs iuomalainen ai,ti pfiin talos.
Jam ia fun aamulla naapiirit full
fipat obi buomaiipat bGnen taIonia
palanneen porofii. SiGntd of pala.
nut idnfppniG. On tietGmGtointd
mistG tuli on iaanut alfunia. SdmG-
fin fanialainen of niita miiiaita mic.
BID, jofa ianoi oleWania Slimalan
ianaa wiiiaampi Slfoon tdmGfin to-
paus nellie tDbmemmille muistutuf-
Jeff ettemme diff mGlinpitGmGttS,
MID misunderstanding. Mamltlla bios.
nolstnamme alfafaamme pGiipGn
toimet usfon rnfoufiesia, ettG tai-
waallinen lid i%iunuiii toimemme ia
pitaiii meitG lapien mielesld. Serran
ianan ia laframenttein piliclemiien
fautta tarwitiemme fdiittGG ipnteim-
me anteefii laamiien. Siten Serran
omina toimifaamme futiumufieslam-
me, oiottain elGmGsiG usfoa ia raj.
fautta. &affaltoen ominailuuoet o.
mat: "&affaus on fariipdinen ia
larpias. Isl raffaus faoebbi, eli ole tp.
lp, ei aiattele pabaa. 81 Hottie wGG-
rppoestG, mutta i~loitiee t~otilu6esta."
Gaffaus tabtoo faiffi aliat fGGntGG
parbain pain. &oetelfaamme fristit-
tpina, iosfo nollbatamme apostolin
neumoia. Siunatfaamme itiemme ie-
ia iuoin, ettG aamllin Seeiufien nj
mcen. Sos elm eli fuolen, min ei
ole iiloin bGtGG.
Matti 2aafio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09

Sie Ell tie6G ~fGipi6GniG, @ifa leipa
ipOidGnid.
Sept ie 8reoan tie on malmis!
sc malmistui lofafuun alisia, maif-
ia iitd Ell taboottu tpalmistaa, fun ar.
iueItiin ettei iitG mlilit taripitie fun
@onoto bdridlIddn iita aiaa. (Sipu.
mennen mainitien ettd moni miiit on
tdld ieiioulfa b1riGIIG oianut tie.
ia mDooenL eifd iitd ole mainitiemi.
fen ortpoiiena pioettp, mitta fun
@onoto, iofa on ipanbin aiufas tdIld
ieiibuIIa az n.y. iai eniimGiien tien
min fitd itpattiin.) Wiitta tie Ell tie6G
%fdtpiddnid fosfopa milne iunnuntai.
no Iofof. 10 b. fofii aittotpaiinio
ofaa biiristi 9re6on tietd. TaIion Iii.
feftd ndpttGG olepon muutenfin fiIld
tieIId ia toiipottaposti 4reooon tiiIee
Iiifcpoiffo fun iinne iotiin tie iiIIG
iieIId on oIlut poIion Iiifettd paiffo
ci ole olIut tietd mlnito fun foripen
poiffi pobon p~dimdinen pertroin pol.
FIJI. EGmd tdstd.
WeiIIG on oIIut jubIoinen tpiiffo
fun fesfeIGmme on oIIut ianon ioar.
naoio " &asfel 8 pdiipdd ia min ie
alma fdp, eta nrisid Iofi ia etuunfe-
Iimi ieIfidsti iaarnataon min toiiet
patience ia toilet naiittii, ntiitta fdiffi
orpot pirfeitd ia torffoofuio, iosfo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09
yraSboef, q. ..
Matti 2aafio.

Saman firioittaia perbeeniG fans-
ia on npt omasia uiioesia f~ooisiaan.
&otimme mieIlpttGG meta faifilto
piiolilta. Iiuinbuoneemme on typ
~opttGiuGn foofas ia iiististi tebtp.
Seurafuntomme raffautta client
me iaaneet tddlld oiafiemme. ecu
rafuntamme idienten atpustifieIlo
iaimme baltuumme tGmGn tilufien.
S1stG tulemnle alma fiitolliiuuoella
muistamaan meliia S. 6. SoIstia,
8ictor Yeffolaa ia S. g. Sobnionia.
Wiiuttaisiamme tame ia talouttam.
me funtoon idriestdisi6 iaimme mo.
nelta iuilrta apua. Sa fun olimme
omiin bitoneiiiimme muuttaneet, min
ieurafuntalaiiet bammGstpttipGt
meta toimeenpanemalla n. t. til.
poantuliiaisiublan. sc tapabtui To-
faf. % p. iltana. SIimme iiIloin
ionfuniperran mdipneet pdiipGn piii-
bista ia fifth istliimnle fotonautrne
pubellen nanpurimme nell Gbas.
Seefin fansia, iofa iuuri oil tuonitt
nellie fipibiili-fuorman. @rn oittoil.
Ia ia betpoiille aiettiin buoneemrte
eteen, aripelimme aiaiia pen6IGiiifii
iota aiiistoa IGbistoIlG. Canaan
firioittaia fuitenfin ionfuniperran
pelfGii, iilId on titnnettlia, ettG iano-
tut tpendIdiiet tGdlld fotccrlifin mie.
lin fatielepat fuinfa fuomnIaisten
malta ia ltfn tGGlIG IiiGGntpmistGdn
liiddntpp ia beibGn littitnia ia ipoI.
tania len iiiaan tpGbenee. Nenin fui.
tenfin uIos fatfomaan tuIiioita ia
iiHoin tpastaani tiiIi noin 100 benfi.
loa fdiittdtpd iouffo titttaia iIoifia
ieurafuntoIaiiia. Sc tdpttifpdt buo.
neemme Min, ettd tiisfin pddfimmre
Iiiffumaan. @ittta eibGn fiiben oIIlt.
fam taripetta. Nuutamot "peiroit.
ten" ioiiffoon fruiIutpat emGnn6t ia
neioit pitiipdt biioIta fiitd, ettd talon
poptd tuIi ~"toreofii" beibGn tiio.
mistaon ipomistd ia iiiomisto. Wiitd
noutittiin iuiirelId fittoIIifuubeIlo.
Mp0sfin q. aanteIeen berttoiiet Iott.
Tut iIoiiesti foiobteIitpot iIIon fuIu.
esia. Sa nellie, tolonipdeIIe, iiuireff
bdnmGstpfieffi iImoitti leuraf. eff.
mics s. u. @oufu, ettd ieurofunnon
miespuoIiiet idfenet otuot tiTanneet
tuIoon Standardization iobon TIM.
liiii foInte Iomppito, ia eta fe Iobioi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09

toon ia min fdptiin iuetdmGsfd Inn.
piiOImum nifuma ia r,tucttiin talO.
file. Mt'tta fitn ei tuIosio otIut Su.
mdIan iiiaa min iinne iioitti itienid
Observation-Disclosures riiipauia ia npi
on tpttO pOis ia tietenfin Ottaa uipiO'
eron fun oil 2 Wiiffoa uuimiiisiu.
Niin ie fdp, fun Ell SumuIua ole,
tummii,
Gina Saonoo.
@rimion. Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09
Kan$an Kfrjeitd
SOob Miaper, Oregon,

Terpebbps ta6ltd beoelmG farmiI-
ia gltttajan lufioille iefd toimititiel.
lei en- ole pitf6Gn aifaon %firioitta-
nut Muttajaon, min aiattelin NIT
lpGb6n antaa tietoia tdmdn paitnn
iuomalaisten bommista.
Sept on be6elmien foriuu parail.
Iaan, oliii ie 10 plan lopusiafin, Jos
oliii fpllGfii beoelmd laatifoita iaa-
tamana, mltta ei iabampllpt oifeen
ferfiG niitG malmiStaa. @liffd niit1
Iarltoja, ioista ne laatifot teboGan,
iobataan mplIpsid fen tofoiiifii fun
ne tarmitaan. Sitten lite fotona ne
uoulotaun fofoon. Sept on ollut min
puate laatifoista, eta on tGptpnpt
poimia beoelmiG maaban l1iddn.
Gifii fun iaabaan laatifoita. Scbelmd
tGptpp poimia pois, ettei ne ferfia
putoamaan maaban, iilld ne menee
puootesia riff ia fifteen ne ei felpoa
morffinoille. Sent on titllut ~eritpiien
bppG beoelmG puoii tGsiG laafiosia,
mltta ei ie pleeni1 l1nnellG taioa Of.
Ia bpmd mnoii, muutamisia paifoin
on mprsfpt pilannit beoelma latoa.
SGmGn ielioun bebelm1t on iGilpneet
eritpiien bpmin ia ilmat on ollut
iilotuiiat. Sept on 10 fafii fuufautta
fun ei ole iatanut DbtGGn p%iiaraa
pettd. Iurinfo on p~aistanut tdpoellG
terGllGGn ia moneen miiffoon ei ole
pllitt pilpen fipenettG %tnilpaolla, eifG
ole truli puiStanut bebelmi1 puista,
ie on ollutfin eritpiien bppd aiia,
fun on ollilt min tpiperl. On ollut
puute tpomiebistGfin, fun on bptp1
uifa min Ell ne baluniii tebod palion
tpotd ia wariinfin maampiljeliioille.
See ennen fnntan planfetti nippua
paifasta toiien parempaa bofien ia
tabtoiimat min forfiaa palffaa, ettG
eli beoelmGnf astpattajan fannata maj.
ia min paljoa. ellie eli iGG itielleen
mit6Gn muuta finn maipat ia buolet
paltafii, fun omenain binta on boil.
pa, maiffa iitG ollaan iiinG luulos-
Ia, ettG ne on pGbG paremmasia bin-
nosia fltin omat olleet parma miime
tpuonna.
Sn ie ollut bausfa ientGGn beoel-
man fasmattajille, fun opat %iaaneet
tpo moimia iiIlGlaiHa ettG faiffi
faupiinfilaiiet oipat olleet omenan
poiminnasio alma iltapGim1ll1, panf.
fiirista alma foululapieen asti ettG
faiffi life on ollut lulietti iltapGi-
m1lIG.
Cite miime firieeni ei ole tapab-
tunut mitGdn eritpiiempGG iiioma.
laisten fesfuuoesia. 81 ole pbtGGn
fuolenton tapausta iattum,t ia pleen-
Ia tertpeit6 Iufuunottomotta pieniG
buonosti mointia. MinfGGnlaiiia pb.
te%ispprintOiG eli ole ilmestpnpt, main
josfus iofu ioiialisti pubuia fdpnpt,
Ell npt miuta fen enemp1G. 3otpos.
ii onfin 10 menpnpt tdma fpbGpfienL
ebfG lopetan ia toiste liidG, JOS @lt-
taia iuo iiaa paIstoillaan.
Hiirii Mrs. 2empi SafeI.