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The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30
MM Not Raise Some Beautiful
Roses This Summer?-: Here's tby
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frozen when received they should BE-
placed where they will thaw ersdu-
ally and should not be unpacked until
there is no question that the frost II
out.
More plants are killed BY undue ex-
posure Of roots at planting time than
from any other cause. No matter how
short the distance to the permanent
planting location. plants should he
taken there with the roots thoroughly
covered. The roots may he placed In
u bucket Of water while removing to
the planting ground and until plant
Inc. or they may be puddled In mix
ture OF thin clay and then kept GOV.
cred with wet burlap or other protec-
tion. Care should he taken that the
clay does not become dry before
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30

WVHE rose has probably been cult.
waited as long a. any ornamental
plant. and II holds a warmer
place In the hearts Of the people
than any other flower From earliest
times II has been n fnyorite. II has
figured In the literature Of all ages
and all nations. People In all stations
OF life yield homage to Its beauty Of
form and color and to Its delicious
fragrance. II is loved by poor and
rich alike. II Is grown In the door
yards Of the least pretentious cottage,
where often the occupants are stinted
In food and raiment. ms well ms on the
grounds Of large estates, where abound
the choicest things that money can
buy. II Is also grown In immense
quantities under glass and Is the most
popular winter cut flower for all Occa-
sions. So deep a hold has II on the
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30
W.. M~+~.4
Of Course Il Wouldn't.

George Hamlin. during one Of his
horseback rides at Lake Placid, came
across a solitary old man, who, seat.
ed In the doorway Of his cabin, was tid.
ding awny for dear life. quite regard.
less Of such trifling conventionalities
as time and tune. Hamlin listened
awhile to the cacophony In amuse.
ment and then inquired casually
How do you tune your viollnf Thu
reply came with refreshing ingenious
ness: i don't tase lit don't SOUND
right II I do,"
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30

In woman the "tOuch sense" Is much
more highly developed than In the
male Of her species. Thus. with the
help Of inherited experience, she Is
enabled to do such tricks as the tying
Of knot with the fingers Of one hand.
1t gives her that wonderful facility In
the tying Of q ribbon bow. which she
accomplishes with a couple Of twists.
two dexterous Jerks and a pat to
right and left. A man can tie bow,
but It is diffefeot-a product distinc.
lively masculine.
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30


highly with salt and paprika. Cook
In a hot oven until the eggs are set.
Placed In n pan Of hot water they cook
better. Garnish with sprigs of pars.
ley.
Glazed Toneue.-Wash the tongue
and soak 1t overnight. In the morn
Ing place 1t In n kettle with cold wa.
ter to cover. Bring to the simmering
point and cook until the meat Is ten.
der enough to pierce with fork.
Then set II away to cool In the water
In which II was cooked. When cold
remove the skin and any rough pieces
place the tongue In deep mold, the
tip fastened to the other end. Heat
pint and half Of the liquor In which
1t was cooked, add cupful of to-
matoes, n bay leaf, slice Of onion,
pepper and salt to taste, II cloves,
and n pinch Of nllspice; simmer these
ingredients for 20 minutes and strain.
stir In one ounce of gelatine that has
been previously soaked, when dis.
solved pour over the tongue, just GOV.
ering 1t. Place when cold on ice to
harden. When unmolded garnish with
olives and narsley.
Virginia creamed Beets.-Boll the
beets until tender In unsalted water,
when tender rub Off the skins, slice
and arrange them In deep dish. Make
a sauce, using two tablespoonfuls of
butter, and when bubbling hot add two
tablespOonfuls Of -four, a little salt
and red pepper, a spoonful of sugar
and cupful Of hot cream. Heat oil
well and when smooth pour over the
prepared beets. Serve hot.
Whipped cream, shredded almonds,
powdered sugar to taste with a few
drops Of rose water for fiavoring ia
especially appropriate for q sponge
cake or an ungel food.
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30
Her Proof.

"fve brought back those eggs you
gave me this ncrning," said the new
bride, as she began to take the articles
In question from her basket. They're
duck eggs"
duck eggs" sneered the grocery
boss. you're mistaken, ma'am. I
don't never sell no duck eggs"
'But l tested them." triumphed the
matrimonial novice. II dropped them
into water and they foated. Judge.
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30
BAD 0DoRs HAVE VIRTUES
They Give Warning Of Presence Of
oiesass Breeding Matter and
Prevent GpIdemles.

Even q bad ordor has its uses. Sci.
entists Say that the offensive smell
which comes from decaying and dis
ease breeding matter Ii 10 reality one
of natures measures Of preparedness
and of prevention
O9easlvs odors indirectly prevent
~ 1oeoo0 & ouldsmice By calling at.
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30
vermlceln and bake in q hot oven until
Q golden brown In color. These are
good hot or cold.

Nev occasions teach nee dutiss:
Time makes ancient good uaoouth.
They mus, upward still and onward.
Who would keep abreast Of ruth.
Lowell
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30

affections Of the people that II Is Of
ten spoken Of as the queen of flow
ers."
Wild roses abound In great variety
over practically all the temperate re-
gions OF the earth. Man has taken
advantage OF this and has appropria-
ated the most pleasing wild forms for
his use. In addition. he has SO modi-
fled and improved the wild sorts by
breeding and selection that now there
Is rose for every need.
Lawn and Border Roses.
Selection and breeding have been
practiced with this best loved OF all
flowers for ages, and have resulted In
the development Of multitude OF
rose varieties, some Of which nre
adapted to use under almost any con.
ceivable conditions. BY familinrizing
himself before the planting seasons In
fall and spring with the different types
OF roses and the purposes for which
they are especially suited. the rose
gardener In city or country may add
greatly to the attractiveness of his
home.
Roses for use on lawns and along
borders must have habits Of growth
and foliage which fit them particu.
larly for mass effects. Foliage, In fact
is more to be desired under such con.
ditiOns than fine flowers, since 1t is n
feature during the whole growing sea.
son, while the flowers may cover Il pc,
Rod less than n fortnight in length
When suitable sorts are chosen. roses
are quite as appropriate and effective
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30

sages, us the tough meat
used was finely chopped
not knowing the more
modern method Of hang.
Ing meat to soften the
fiber. Bologna sausage
has Its name from the
Roman city Of that name
This sausage Is uSu
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30

ssy A1a8ns setH
light refreshments at al.
most any time or season.
Such q convenience is es-
pecially appreciated
where there Is no gas or
electric conveniences In
the summer or farm
home.
Tomato Golden Buck
Prepare q Welsh rabbit
Ia the .ha 0ny Ilah u,ish
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30

We are not always glad when We
smile.
For the heart In tempest OF pain
May live In the guise OF laugh In the
eyes
As the rainbow may live In the rain.
j w. Riley
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30

0'dxeo Eggs. - Heat
until very hot the small
individual shirring
dishes, creased with but
ter and spread with but
tered crumbs to line
them. Break into each
n fresh egg, being care.
full not to break the
yolk. Cover each egg
with Il mixture OF crumbs
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30
OVERRIDING Il.

OVERRIDING It
Homer-When II comes to cleanli.
ness my wife Is the limit.
Neighbors-Indeed!
Homer-Yes; she even scrubbed the
coal bin last week before she would 10.
the man dump the coal In.
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30

When you are working for a man oc-
casionally ask yourself whether II you
were the employer you would hire a
man like yourself. II is a sure way Of
getting move on yourself.
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30
& ]kJ}$HEE4 EE}BiEEf $HEE >

rHks svsey sood thing that comes
yeur vay. hrs ars % many pleas
ant little outings that would sand you
home rested and With . different view
point but yos think up some s1cuss
aad % not 90
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30

thInH new as Wei Is kuk-
gestive Of other combina.
tions which will be easy
to prepare.
Pineapple Salad With
Golden Dressing. - Ar
range slices Of pineapple
In nests Of head lettuce.
sprinkle with cream
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30
F FRECKLES


Ugly Spots.
There's no longer the slightest need OF
feeling ashamed OF your freckies, a. the
prescription othine - double strength - 10
guaranteed to remove these homely spota
simply get an ounce OF othine-doubls
strength-from your druggist. and apply Q
little OF II night and morning and you
should soon see that even the worst freckles
have begun to disappear, while the lighter
ones have vanished entirely. II 10 seldom
that more than one ounce 10 needed to COM
clear complexion
BE sure to ask for the double strength
othine. as this 10 sold under guarantee OF
money back II Il fails to remove freckles -
Adv.
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30

One nne rose which
has bern found admir-
able for this landscape
planting 10 the Rueoss
or wrinklef JapaneA,
rose. II is hardy In the
North. succeeds well In
the South. and thrives
within reach Of ocean
spray. Il blooms nearly
all summer. Both red
and white varieties are
available. The Carolina
rose. also suitable for
lawn use. thriyes In the
entire territory east of
the Mississippi river. sue
ceedine especially well In
moist places. Both these
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30

Proper depth for planting: (a) prop.
er soil level for grated or budded
rose: (b) soil level II the plant were
on its own roots.
for use In relief planting about the
ground line Of buildings or In masses
upon the lawn or along borders as
other ornamental shrubs. For such
use. however, they must be hardy and
moderately free In growth. and
must possess foliage reasonably dis
ease resistant and free from insect at.
tack.
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30
WAYS WITH SAUSAGE,

One Of the earliest methods OF pre-.
pairing meat was In the form of sau.
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30
ron the FAMILY MEAL

A chafns dish 10 q most useful uten.
sil to use In preparing q late lunch. a
4undav ni1hs aupuaP 0P
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30
Had His Number,

He (patr0nizingly)-You know
there's something about you that ]
hke.
She-Yss, aal I know what 4 =
IT. ~.
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30
SOMETHING YOU WILL LIKE

Something new II hard to nnd; but
someone will find among these some
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30
SOME GOOD EATINcs.

When eggs are reasonable In price,
II they ever are. try them glazed.
The Lovington leader., 1917-03-30

Many a man has become rich the
way pumpkins acquire girth-by vege-
tating.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13
Hrvo'sa k~ristikansa

2Gbetpstpon iiunaustds fuotio,pc
noifutiis min bpipin pariinoiiellc
tpontefijGlle fuin fen barrastajolle il
fannattnioIIe on epGGni1ton totuus.
Sent6bben piime firfollisfofoi.fies
ia Saapponil1betpstpotG innoffaasti
fonnatcttoesia, neoottiinfin mum
nuiosio juuri ieurofuntiemme ben
eellisten torpeitten tppopttGmiieen.
Scotia faIIis oiiomme ,postaiii tarfol-
tiistoan t1ptpiii meiIlG olIa eritpineii
I1betpstp6naioja, jofo fiertdiii ieiira
funtinmme iilm6IldpitGen ia fppopt-
t1en uIfo- mutta moboolIiiesti mpos-
fin iiiGldbetpfien torpeita. NGin Ct
fuit,nfdon ole mielG tpoitu tpotG jar
jest1G, ia ient6boen firfolIisfofoits
pd6tti, eta foitisia ieurafunnisinm-
me omistctonn eritpiiesti tuIepa To-
fnfitu, jofoiielle enanfcliiclle fristi.
tplle roffaan SoopponiIdbetpfien bp-
spdfii, buomioonottaen, eta tdmd ci
iuinfaon oifeutn fotiomaon oiiaa D.
Ion muina oifoino. gi, mirtta fiileipo
Iofofiii on fuufouii, jolloin pbtei-
iesti, faiffiaIla ,jibIimme ionon do
rcsi6 Idbctpfien bpip1fii.
Sunrio on ldbetpstpo ioontt III
foon. GIdmGn Serro on fdsfpnid
tuostoanottoiia ia .t6pttdiid runioos
ii %iiunannlt. 26bctpstpon IctpittG-
man aiitiruoen ionon tdbben ioo,nme
mcfin mt naittio iiitG 'popou6esfa,
iobon &ristus mciodt tpopobtoniit on
Nufto tpieI6 on noin LOO miIioo-
rioo jieIua, iotfo tieten tai tietdmGt-
tdGn omot Iofeooniar mieben aie-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13

me alfamiicsfo ia DIlGpitdimicstd
niisi1 puitteisia mitG on iuunniteItu,
min me iaommc ilman critpistd moi.
maa ia raiitmsta. Miatelfaamme tpS
on @erran iiIld sAlme tulc iitG aIfo-
maon plpepoen nimcsiG ibmiiille fel-
mataf iemme. SumalaIle olemsnc
tdstafin aiiastamnle monesti pnbu-
meet usfon rufoIfiesia ia aifa on tal
Int eta Sierra tabtoo m-eitG tGsiGfin
alttaa.
Chm ieiirafunta on 10 past. SIR
ipen feboitufiesta ia pboesiG bGnci
fansiaan wiime feiGnG toiminut jub-
lat fouIunme bppGfii jotfa rabct
$4,000 olen iaanut. Sitten meilld
on bieman ,panbaofin fasiaa joten
alfu on 10 aineelliiesiafin iubteesia
ia Sierra iirlnaa liiGG fuin spaan pp'
ipnlnle SGnen joboonia alaiiena, ill
Ia Mile 'fuin Scrraan teiwoo faiffi
pnnG parbaafii faGntpp. WeillG ei
olefaan fpipmps f%pmmenistd tilban.
iista o~olloreista maan paGiemme tar
observation-disclosures alfuun paljon
fin wGbemmGllG.
YppoGn losfea tGmGnfin tarfean
Serran tpohaaran faiffien Serran o.
mien ipoGmiIle, ettG Mile ioille Ser
ra on iuon,lt aineelliiiafin marcia
min anttaiimme niillGfin Sanen tpo-
tGGn iillG fiilta ia bopeofin on Ser
ran.
Wuistafaamme alma "eloa on pol
Jon mutta tp0pGfeG on mGban."
SiitG famine ola marmat mitd
me ubraamme Serran tp0bon ie CT OIL
meiItG pois maan iaamme len mp!;...
ferroin faifen bpip6n antajalta jonfa
fGSeslG meioGn fuiifin eldmGmme on.
Diff mielest1ni erittGin robfaiierpaa
fomitean toiminnalle jog 10 enner
enlifuun eniimGistG pGispdG iailimmc
naboa Muttajamme ~palstotIla iilttpf-
lid mitG fnfin on l%Gbettanpt tnmdn
falliin tpon auttomiiefii. Omasta
puolestani lupoan len teboa ia teb-
fGGmme ie mp0sfin ioufolla iilla fan
ian fGii on aino fortuila.
Habat moioaan lGbctt1d allemerti-
tpn oioitteella iillG olen firtollisfo-
foufien ~puolesta malitti rabastonboi
toio. &rfa on eniimGinen? =
8eljepbelld,
9. Huotialainen .
0or III. Gin, Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13
Sanamen parpk seminal
. riStdmlle

Gi licne poDcnnuficfii moiffapa II.
Ieimminfin firjoitamme tast1 tarte'
GstG .aiiasta. Yappisieminaori tn.
fpmps on oIlut 10 pitemman aitat
ipireiIIG firffofunnasiamme, mutto
ZEN perustaminen ia alfaminen or
alma i6Gnpt toistoiiefii. Sanotusio
oiiasis olemme fuitenfin aino men,
npt eteenpGin maiffafin bitaosti min
fuitenfin iportnaSti. Galumetin Ditc
iifofous pGGtti foulun alfannon 10
p1Gtos on Ills lafnpoipainen ia toimi
funto on ipalittu fofoufien puolesta
pGGtostG f1ntGntoon ponemaan.
4oulufomitea fofoontiii eniifer-
ran Iofaf. 1 b. ia tparmat iaamme
olIa ettG iiinG fofoufiesfa j%drieste-
'tGGn oiiot iiten eftd fouliimne alfaa
piion toimintonia.
MoStnpd olentnne nDt 10 narf1tdf
fouIimme pifoiiesta aIfamiiesta min
b liene ennen aifaista mt 10 pubia
biemon robooiiostafin.
@ouluroboston boitajand pppodn
buomauttaa meioGn iopiii 10 rpbfpd
funfin poiffafunnolIoan iopiapillo ia
woiIIa fartuttomoan foulirobosto-
anime, jofo iltamien pitdmiiella eli
iuoranoisfen Iobioitiisten m%nooosio.
Moni ebfG moinee ionoo t6st9fin
tuli pfii ipopGIdincn Iiida fanian ro-
iitufiefii. 2oiiInstamme ei ole fur
tcnfoon ainteltii Ioittaa ieIlaisto loi-
tcsto iofo roiittoiii foniao iillG fofe-
muffisto olemme oppincet mitd on
oIlo alma feridIGiienfin eiemosia iun
rien fummien ~ioomiiefii.
Neit6Ii ntinG tlnnen firfcllisfo
tordoamme min us{ot eta ne fus-
tonnunet utit6 nellie foituu fcnIum-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13
Onko Syynd kadotukseen
Synti tai epdusko
9or LIZ

On ippnG lanfeemiis,
auil tGpiin SiimalunS
Huuniilliiesti aiuii &ristnflesla'
Niin MaaiIman fuolo elGmafii. laa'
tettiin."
uiein fuulee ipptettGipGn eiiwan-
bempia, fun ioimGt fielletpn prun be
belmGn, ionfa tGbben tGptpp ibmis-
funnan, mielGpG toto luonlaflnnan'
fin fGriiG.
Colin oil tGmG aiittamaton tpobin-
70 ibmiiiltG ia ifawG fplIa, ettG ipie.
ii tulepat min iofeifii, etteimGt noe
fpppttomppttanid, waiffa Sumalo
lofinio fautta ielipGsti nGpttGa MN
f1laiiia me olcmme ia mitd Scrru
meiltG apoatii. Mpostoli ianoo: &c
olittc fuolIeet pIitiefGpmisten ia inn
tcin tGbben." 81. 2: 1. Gi fnollut
moi liiffua, iitGm1bemmin mitGan
tcboG. 8aan tGstG buolimotta olpat
ibmiict fuitenfin oman parannufle:l
puitboslo. Minoostaan nc, jotfo Is.
bcngcn upulla opat lanosta pads
icct nGfemGGn turmeltuneen %tilania.
lauiupat apostolin fansfo: "Wee tie
6Gmme ettG lafi on bengellinen.
moan nina plen libollinen, lpnnln
ollie mpptp." &oom. 7: ID.
Sama fGGrme, iofa apietteli Sara.
tiiiin oiiffaot Siimalan ionaSta lro-
piimaan, on mieIG entiiesia miros-
laon ia tibaniilIa juoniIIaan pitdd
woimasia tuota birmuista epansfoa
ibmisfrnnosio, ioto on faifen ipnnin
oIfu.inuri. Seti fiin epGilps ipntDi
@ewasIa, ie ilmeni tefoipntinG. Sun
otti omenon ia ioi, ontoi mpos mic
belleniG ia bGn ioi.
Gbfd icfll ajattelee, eta be nsfol-
ii,pot iiitG ipCbG, iosta Sumala ficlc
man uballo oil fieItGnpt. Miitta ra-
fos pstGtpG; meillG foifilla ibmis-
lapiiIIa on aiipon lama fobtalo eoes.
iGmmc. = SiimoIa on ponnilt eld-
man piiiin. &ristufien, fesfelle ib.
misfnntoa ia iuroo: gillette lpo
Sbmiienpoian Iiboo ia jito Sanen
mertania, min ei ole eIdm6 fcisid"
Sob. 6: SO. Seeius ianoo: "Wino
oIen Gilman IeipG, iofo toiipaosto fnN
Ii alas, iofa fGstG ipo, bdn elGa ijon-
foiffiiesti." Sob. 6: 4. Ndin iiis
monin ferroin waroittao
meta ~oIeuasto ilmon Seeiusto, fila
ilmon Sdnt1 on iuIo fnolemo. Sen-
tGbnen SumoGa Eoifonio Idbettifin.
cttG mciTIG pitGd eI6md oIemon.
ystGp1nil Omistotfo SumoIon
Onto Seeiufien finilioiiuiis
ia monbursfaiis iiniin orno-
Nv Gbfd oiotteIet: 4uinfo it'd
moi min tuormosti inroo, fun ei fun
ne itiesfSGn muuto fuin pobuutto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13
Vapaus IA o'keat byv1t
ty0i

8apoutecn 9ristns popoutti mel
oGt. Ynfpf6G Ills liiiino, 6lf16fG
ontafo ~uabesfoan iitoo itiednnd or
inloln ifceiecu. GoI. 5: 1.
Npt n.,nlmc irti loisto ia fitoIIect
poiS iiitG, miff pitt meta iponfina.
min ettG poIwcliiimmc SiimaIoa Sen
gen ippnottomosid uuocsio o~lotilosio
cmmcfG firiuimcn mifoiicsio nom
basio. &oom. Z. 6. 2ofi jGi fits
ennalleen, woiffo &ristuficn fuoIe-
nloon fastcttnino' oIemme iiitG irti, G.
ticn Tpbon bcnaen hoIIittotpino. 81
lofio pGGtcttp min FUN iGrfeiliiGt o.
pcttGpot. eta tnomio on otcttu pois,
mutto mootisro malta fila tpieId on
usfospiinfin ndboen, iotcn lain tr-
joimcsIu riippuminen nGptt6S oifeof
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13

masia ia buofoillcn faipaaapat: Gu
lie pli Wafeooniann ia ailta meit1."
SentGboen f~dpfddmn.r emf fiirsia
innollo tp0bon. @iettdf6Gmmc, jo-
faiiesia icurafqnnasia %IdDeipsiublia
joisia iuloiien emonfeliumin l6mmit
tG,pG moima iaiii firffaioen aurin-
goni6teioen tamoin pebmittGG ipbd-
met pafanoioen iuilrta b1t6G fobtaan
SiIloin ne lola ubroiiimme ropom-
mefin IGbetpstpon bppGfii, Diem
mafuntettii iiitG, eta emGnnGt faiffi-
alla fottapat jubIiin faButpopoGn,
iosta tiilot lanfeaipat ldbetnficlle, 10
cttG iciirafuntiemme arm. pastorif
firfoisia ~ferddtpGt foleboit iamaan
tarfoitufieen. Mposfin Diiomaiiic-
tam, eta firffofunnosi. tdbGn tor
fourteen fertpneet marat olpat plei-
fen iGr~ieStpfien tafia tilitettamG pas-
tori 30. @isfarille = rabastonboita-
ialIe - eifi iuoraan Saappaniin, FIJI
ten iosfiis aifniiemmin jofu on teb-
mt.
g(utuutemme Sllnlala antafoon RIM
laan iiunoufienia t1llefin tpollemmc,
Min ettG ie foituu SGnen funniafien-
ia ia pafanoioen ~autuubefiil
quo.
Iesta:
Selmi Baiunta.
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. "8GbGn poppisieminaariStam.
me" olcipoon firioitufleen mime Mut
taiasia oil pujobtanut ifdipG paino-
t.irbe. a,iten aiottelewa lilfija bno-
rlannec, min ei moi olla pubetta iper
RATTAN forfeista iiidGnpaGipmafiuis-
ia, moon merrattoin forfcistn iiiGGn-
pGGlDmuotimufiista, frten ianain oil
Il tlillut fullllio.
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2Gbetpsjublia past. Seimolcil
-,arofmn.-itrtsfI tttdiudt uei0it g.
@uori ia Inna S%GmGlGinen. Seilld
on iellainen jublatiloiiuus Warque-
tin ieiiraf. firfosia emf i%unnintai-il-
tana +. +. 16 p. &ebotamme faniolai-
fla iiell1 pmpGristoll6 oftamaan to-
man buomioon ia rientamaGn jublil-
lc Warauetin firffoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13

lopiino fastctlt, on iouffo niitG, iot.
ia tooclla cldlp1t mtoestiipntpneind
Siunalm lapiina. Sc on toto, nil
tG on f~uitenfin. Mllitta onto ibme,
ettG min OH? &uinfa GGrettom1n
m1bGonpoiiena pioetd6n fastetta! 81
iiitd piibuta firfoisia, ei iiitd pulpit
ia fouluisia, cifd iiitd pubutn TOTO
no. Niin barpnn barwasia ne fooit,
joisia lasten mieliin 10 pienistG Poi
netaan. cttG be oipat Sumalan lap
fifth fastccsia %ipntpncct. Se len fpl'
IA pmmGrtGiihpGt ia oioiiiwat iiit6 /
Lolita. Wuistan fcrrou moifoilEa tn
lin fotiin, jpsia pieni lapii pflinanio
istui IottialIa ia puubaili leiffifalu.
jenio fansia. 81 bGn oiannut pielu
l-firjainta lauiuo, miltta fnltentln
bprGili liin1 itiefieen; "en moi til-
la rifaommafti fiiin 10 Seetuftetto
oon." OnnelIiiia lapiet, jotfa lao
mat fasspaa fobisia, misiG lid ia diti
pitGlpGt %iuuresia arwosia faSteesio
topabttnutta armotefoa.
gbtG jofli ianoo: Mutta mt olcn
in in ihminen. Snfp minllllQ mt
cn1G mit6Gn bpotpG lapiuutcni fas-
tccsta? On niitG, jotfa wastaapat
ei, f%asteenliitto on aifaa rifottt, ei
iiitG ole mit1Gn bpDtpG. Wfntta ei
raamatusia pubuta fasteenliiton rit-
fomiiesta SiellG piibntaan fpllo
luopuneista lapiista. Sa iellainen
mott iinGfin ola. Mlltta f~asteenliit
to eli meme riff, jos iiitd lnotpi,t.
@aiffa meniiin fuinfa fainpas ta9aA
ia ilGni fotoa, naiffa eldiiin Mfrifas-
ia tai &iinosia. olen fuitenfin iianl
poifa. Baiffa eldiiin fuinfa biio-
nosti tabania. bdpGiiiiin iidni nimen'
olen %fuitenfin iidni poifa. Gn lao
iita fosfaan %tpbjafii.N 2utber ianoo-
fin bppin moimoffaasti fasteen mer-
fitnfiestG io poimasia ppipmilesto
l~onocslaan: HioG fasteeii min moi
mas5oan niinfuin pGdii micld oliii
fostcenpebestG mdrfG. Gn tieod.
buutoncefo mifaGn Min moimattaas'
ii luopuneille tublaajapojille ia tpt-
tGrine: tee paranmts. mnlita n'lele,'
f,,in ie toiiaiia. ettd pc o,pot fasteflii
opot i~aaneet omafieen Sumalan lar
len oifeuocn, ipntien antecnfllaarlt'
len ia ijonfaiffiien elamart. Sina'
fin olet Slimolon lapii, iina ralparl'
inoi6 ia lifojcn paimen Rnlaja TO
tin. Sidn ipli ooottoa. 0dn baJa'
ioo liilfeo eflpneen lapicnIa lplllnla
"Wa,tta fuinfa tGmG laattaa to-
pobtuo?" WifG antaa fostecil nc
belle tGlIoilen woimon2 Siltber Ia
MOO: @astecn meii on &ristuf,er
perelId punattu. sc on raanlafill-
Ilista pubetta. SilIG "ettefo te tieoa,
eta te, jotfa olette Seeinfieen &rls'
tufieen fostetrt, olette bonen fliole'
moonla fostetut." &ristuf'cn fuole'
man tuottama iiunoiis tili tasfces|o
itiefunfin meiban oiafiemme. VI
meillG ole fo1ta eri autunoen laboef-
til @oIsota ia faste. @aan fasfeer
meii laa woimania @olsotan meres-
I'd 81 diff fosteella mitGan merit
tpstG ilman @oleataa. Ysiitta Ten
tGboen eta 8ristuficn fuolemaslo
mailman ipnti otettiin pois, ,enfae-
ben mposfin fasteen ,peoelln on MOT
mania min, ettd ic on uiioenlpnfpm'-
fen pcio YpbGsid Scnscs'a.
q. So. Z.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13

oil post. 6. 9. gsiemi, 5. @anfiIa, g,
@uori ia Msr yticbaro Nicmi. Seu-
raaipana pdiapdna wield iubIittiin
Miowopn ~firfosia
1dbGn pdGttpi ldbetpsmatfnni. q,
lin biiomaamnan, eta eIoa on polion
waan tpolpafe1 on lp6bon.
aabctpstpotd faniamme fesfuu.
ocsia oliii endmpi tebtawd . Gtenfir
Wnltanan ipaItiosia bnofaa monei
iiit1 iurfeubcSta. cttd ei ole ~ieurafuu
taalGmdG eif1 Serran palpeliioita.
jotfn rauban ianomau julistaiiipat.
-Guinfn belle iaarnataan, joliet iaar'
namiebi1 lGbetetd. 81 Serra ldbet0
tpoomiebi1 eIooiil
IS. @uori.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13
Ia. &irioitufies1ani

Oifaiiua. &irioitufiesiani,
"Snbanncn wuotta", mifG oil Mutta-
Jon mime nnmerosia, oil tullut:
~Mugustus iuuren ajoista", pitaa Of
Ia: &onstoatinus iuuren aioista.
S. Suusfonen.