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Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
AMERICANS MUST
 MEET SITUATION
Atlantic Monthly Says Present Is Most Momcntous Period Since
 Coming of Christ

Everyone must bear a share o . thc burden thrust upon this country by Che war. Before long those who persist iu acknowledging uo obligo uou win have their parts allotted Co them. Why one may not live lightly at this time is explained iu thc At. lauuc Monthly.
 "Thcsc arc perhaps che most mo mcutous times that have been youch- safed Co humanity since Che coming of Christ other periods have pre- scntcd che picture of isolated com tries being thrust into thc crucible; but now every morning Che ucwspa- pcrs spread before our eyes Che aw- ml spectacle ol % whole world In a vast fiery furnace. The timcs arc made with change
 "But terrible as Che times are. and moro terrible as they may become surely uo one can uil to bc proud to have granted Go him or to her Che ncsJ.mablc privilege ot lifc ut thIs hour. No American may dare live lightly in che present for whether our country rides thc waves ot change successfully. or is swamped by them. is not going Go depend upon this person or that. or upon some of- dcial at Washington, but upon you upon Che dedication and highmIud- cIucss ot every individual within its borders"
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
HOME FROM CALIFORNIA

Mir. and Mrs. Mark Smith, with their three children, returned on the Seattle from California, where Mrs. Smith and the children spent three months and where they were joined by Mir. Smith six weeks ago. They spent most of the time with rcla- tivcs in San Francisco. lt was the first time Mark had been outside since the word Portion" has been used on dining car menus and his friends had misgivlngs as Co how he would conduct himself but by watching other people. he is said to have gotten along so well that none suspicioned him of being an Alas kan sourdough. Anyhow, Douglas Island is glad to have Mir. Smith and his family back again.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
GOOD PROGRESS
 IS BEING MADE
Many Contractors Rushing Work on Interior End of Alaska
 Government Railway

Tho Fairbanks Citizen has the fol- lowing to say regarding railroad construction work. which is reported as progressing most favorabIy:
 About 1lO men are working on railroad construction work at Happy creek, where the government rail road line joins the line of the Tan ana Valley railroad, and accordingly Happy is believed to be the biggest single construction camp in the in- tcrior. or this number of men. DC are grading contractors, while tho remainder arc men in the employ of the commis1ion.
 Thirty-tour contracts for grading on this end of the line have been let. according tc reports. and, work ing by twos, threcs and fours. the contractors are daily throwing up the i've miles of grade on which steel is expected Co be laid before .lc coming of extreme cold weather
 TlI" are no large contracts, each set of contractors being given a few hundred feet of work to do This is in accordance with the policy first announced by Commissioner Riggs. And the representatives Of the ,om- mission are seeing that tho work is going ahead to the satisfaction Of everybody concerned. The only trouble met with by the contractors is Hive" ground ground which is always shaky, never solid. The pol icy of letting small contracts has been found to get tho best results for the reason that the commission prefers Co let small contracts and many of them, getting the work fn- ished quickly in this manner.
 Along part Of the grade which has already been finished. the driving Of trcstle supporting timbers is now going on. Therefore. after the caps are on and the ties distributed, the line will be ready for the steel for approximately ono and onc-quarter miles out of Happy station.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
NEW BOX SEWER

Axel Kronquist, municipal handy man, is foreman of the work now be- ing conducted on the ball grounds across which a new sewer is being put, the old ono having burst on ac- count of the heavy pressure on it due to the continuous rain of the early part of the week when old Equinox was httln' Ter up. The new sewer will be more substantial than the old one ever was. it having beon constructed from ono-inch lum- ber-and not very good inch lumber at that.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
QUITE sHOwERY

old J. Pluvius has no monopoly of the shower business today. While he Is stu on tho job and going strong .thc big linen shower for tho benefit of Che Red Cross is holding first place today with the result that the stocks of linen and muslin car riod by the local stores are very much depleted. Tea. black, green, Oolong and Hyson, is being served by the ladies this afternoon at La- bor Union hall. where knitting needles and tongues are both going on high gear.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
ANNIVERSARY CARD PARTY

The anniversary card party and social given last night at Odd Fel- lows hall by Northern Light Re- bekah Lodge, No. 1, was quite we'll attended, fourteen tables being i'm commission to accommodate the whist players. Head prizes were won by Mrs. c. N. Hayes and Ben Olsen, while the cancellations went Co Mrs. J. F. Henson and Alex Rus sell. Refreshments, numerous and ne plus ultra. were served at 11:l5 and it was midnight by the time tho happy crowd dispersed. The local Rebokad lodge is No. in more re- spects than that of priority.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
WENT SOUTH TODAY

Walter Gerard arrived in Douglas Wednesday, Joining his wife who had come out from Whitehorso, Yu- kon, a week before and who had been visiting Mrs. E. J. White. Mir. Gerard, who is sheet metal worker, had intended going to the westward. but on arriving here decided to go outside for the winter and return and go to Anchorage in the spring. With his wife he left for Seattle on the Princess Sophia this morning. On the way south they will visit his parents at Vancouver, B. c.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
OPTIMISTIC
 ISLANDERS
Regardless of Adversity's Heavy Hand, Douglas Island Is on
 Road to Prosperity
"In Che worlds acld of battle.

"Iu thc worlds field of battle.
 Iu Che b.you1c oi I.tc.
 Uc mot like dumb-driycu cattle.
 Bc hero iu thc strife"
 Speaking ot heroes m Che strife. uoueIas Island Is developing them by Che score thcsc dark days ot war and wars alarm. when a large part of Che world is cutting out bacon for breakfast and when blucbcru pie ls au whatever that means.
 Islanders arc rising Co Che occa- sion and new companies arc being organized and chances are being ta- kcu. Men who have hitherto been content to allow their surplus cap- itaI to Iic idle iu che bank are now casting about for something u which Co invest it They realize that it takes money Co make mouoy and they are vuuug to risk Co.
 The Douglas Herring Pack cry. organized here lately is but @ sample Of Che manner u which lsl- arder are getting busy. The George E James Lumber Company is branching uut m various directions and establishing savmiIis and box factories where there are crying de- mauds for their products They arc eraspue Che opportunities open Co ubom and E-aspius them .u a manner that usurcs success. J w. Martin is another live one who win make hay while Che having season Is at its best The Alaska Trc1dvcli Gold MuIue Company is not asleep. but is mausuratiuE Improvements for Che future. Tho Alaska Coast Fish Company is grand success The very aIr tho somewhat moist. is laden with optimism and Che future auGurs we'll Islanders are not ly- ue down under advcrs.ty. but are starting something many things that win tend to make thIs com- muu.y Che most substantial por- tuu ot Southeastern Alaska when tho present omiuous appearing clouds arc penetrated by Che joy lr.ueel rays of Che sun ol prosperity.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
CITIZENSHIP
 NIGHT SCHOOL
Late Territorial Legislature Enacted Important Laws for Benefit
 of Foreigners

Apropos Of the movement to start night school in Douglas. tho fol- flowing from an Alaskan exchange. bearing on tho subject, will bc read with interest:
 One of Che most mcritorious meas uros enacted by the last territorial legislature is "An act for the cstab- lishment of citizenship night schools, providing for their organization, des- lgnating courses of instruction and making provision for payment Of cx- penses," copies Of which have just been received.
 As suggested i'm the title. the ln- tent of the law is to give free in- struction to forelgn-born residents and others that will ht them, through an understanding of the United States constitution and laws, for tho obligations and privileges Of American citizenship.
 The act provides that the United States districh court may. upon pc tition. establish a citizenship night school "ut any camp. village, settle ment, or within the limits Of any incorporated town" The manage ment Of the school is Co be vested in a board consisting of the instructor, who will be chairman. a secretary and a director. The school is grant ed the free use of any public school house. ubjcct Co the rules pre- scribcd by the school board Of the district.
 The petitioners, not less than twelve persons who shall be adults or minors of 16 years of ago or more who are not attending school else where. may name the person they wish for instructor, and if consld- cred nt and capable person he shall be appointed by the judge; oth- erwiso the judge will name the in- structor or order the United States commissioner Co do SO. The instruc- tor must be a citizen, and will be paid from the territorial funds at a rate not exceeding so per night of not less than two hours instruc- ton. The school is to be conducted not less than two nor more than five nights each week for not moro than twcnty-four weeks in Che year. All instruction is Co be in the Eng fish language, and the course Of study will comprise use of the Eng fish language, history of the United States and civil government; special study must be given the constitu- ton of the United States and tho government of the territory of Al- aska. Instruction may bo given in other subjects taught in the public schools or lectures not of a polit- ical or religious nature may be de- liycrcd before the student body, as tho board may elect, having in view at an times a higher standard of citizenship"
 Reports and accounts arc Co be rendered through Che district judge, who is ox-oniclo superintendent of tho citizenship night schools in his division. to tho territorial commis- sloner of education.
 The act was approved May 8, 1917, and is now in effect
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
FRONT YARD FISHING

Sunday and Monday being stormy. Tom Cox and Abel Anderson. local fishermen. did not venture far from home but Gshcd in the channel be- tween hero and Juneau and near Thano. They sold their catch for thc two days for SiG.5O to tho A. C.. Fish Company at this place. One hallbut caught near Thone weighed 2l1 pounds
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
NIGHT SCHOOL COMING UP

Tho necessary steps for nstitut- iug night school at this place arc being taken. Prof Greene being out with petition for thc required number ot sigucrs yesterday cycu- mr 10 is not believed any dini- cuIty win be experienced iu secur- mr Che requisite number ol names. twelve being che minimum number uNcd by Territorial statute.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
NO MORE SUMMER RAIN

Summer rains are past for the year 1917, but that does not ncces- sarily imply that summer umbrellas should be laid away. Far from it, as, beginning today, fall rain was ushored across the threshold of time and its penetrating quality is equal to any that has gone before. Al least indications on Douglas Island pointed that way this morning.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21

William Miller, the popular ton- sorial artist accompanied by his wife. left Tuesday morning for Ten akoo. whore they will spend a month or six weeks. oscar Wetherud is presiding over "Bm's" chair during the absence of the latter.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
SUIT ON NOTE

Suit was filed yesterday n United States Commissioner Hensou's court by Fred Gius against Mario Del CastcI for S3795 alleged Go Doc due ou prom.ssory noto. Papers in the case arc rcturuablc tomorrow.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
EXCHANGE SALE POSTPONED

The Red Cross exchange sale ad- vertiscd for tomorrow at the Palace of Sweets has been postponed owing to other important business which is engaging the attention of the la dies.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21

Newspapers and magazines ro salc ot Guys IlrE Store.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21

For school supplies. sec Elmer E. Smiths window.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25

nam rur1n, rnitrd 1clloinen cttcii OF
tein tiinne itie6ni niinfuin baluaiiin.
2 @or. 8: 10. opetetaan meit1: ell
ia Sumala oil aristifiesia ia iopit.
ii mailman (buom. maailman) It.
ieni6 fansia eifd lufenut BELLE bei-
ban rifofiiaan, ia ban usfoi nellie
i6pitufien Ianan." Sm1oppa lirfiia-
nj etfo ole lunaStettu tai ioapitettu?
llsfallatfo mGittdG Sumalan tpotd
mastaan. &rulutban maailmoon ia
iilloin ct pddie mibinfoan, miitta o.
let, oIet, olet iotpitettu. Simala ei
llie maailmalle ipntiG ia aiitlias on
iolIe Sumala eli ipntiG lle, ianoo Ser
ran jana.
Mltta mitdG.n oppia maailmasia
eli ipibata min palion fuin oppia 10
tapabtuneesta qunastufiesta Min et'
I'd iiin6 10 olemme onnelliiet ia ailtu-
aat. Saatana ia tefoppbat Dibaaipat
tGtG oppia. Saatana tietdG ettd tGl-
lainen eb6oton etpnfeliumi ainoas.
taan pdGstdd iielut banen Wallas-
taan. SetoppbGt, iotfa otpat iaatas
nan talittlisnuorasia, eitpdt miten-
fam tGrii, ett1 faiffi funnia anne
taan tapetulle &risttfielle. Gen tdb-
Den be fetiitpdt omia armonidriestpf-
iiGGn jotfa maiffa bienosia miioooS-
ia, tefetpGt loplilaifesti armon ibmi-
iestG riipputpafii. Naamattu fuiten-
fin opettaa toiiin. &aiffi Iiba on ruo-
70 ia b6nen 9pmppteniG fe6on fuffa-
men. &uobo fiiitptai ia fitffainen H.
fast,tu, mitta Serran Jana ppipp ion
faiffiiesti.
Smellinen oIet, fun aittlluteIi Pc
riistot Serron Ianaan. Silloin pc
ritstat falliolle, jofa Ell boriu, Ell miG
Ia taiipaan ia maan bitffuesia. Sano
fertoo, eta olet ioipitettl1, IitnaStetti
llinastitsormosia olet aittiias. 50
mGn ormon o%ialIihiuteen olet itiefob-
t%aiiesti iaatettu b. fasteesia. Snneii
on ianomatoin. gtpt elGt usfoSia, tit
te nofemiiesid. &iitos tapetulIe SEQ
ritialle.
Subo Saafona.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25
GfesolaisilIe l: Z.

Suuri ia iii1ltorifas on tGna nler,
fitiem1mme uuipolin opetus. Ser
ran Scngen moifitttomnna bGn len
firioitti ipntis f%uriicn loboutufiefii.
Gifo ibmc: "@ciiId on Iunastus I'D.
nen mereniG fautta." SGm1n toois.
too Sumolon firioitettu, ijGti ppip-
ma Jana. Sanoppas pStGip1ni, onto
IobouIliicmpoa ianomoo ipntisfnr-
iolle, fun tictGG, ettd OH lunastettu
Ipmnistd ia fuolemasta ia perfcleen
mallan alto.
Whitto cbfG lanai, fplldbdn fen tie
Dan cttG olen lunoStettlt, ettG Seeiiis
lunoSti foiffi ibmiiet Golgoton phi.
mGnG, mittta nlinun pit6tii pGGStd
ipnneistGni, iillG neb1n minuo mai.
,uoa. en- ole niistd tpieId p1Gsipt9 =
Miltto pst1pGni, pmmGrrGtfo oifein
mifG I~lnostiis on iinullei Sos ct
pmmGrrG, anna Serron Sengcn IL
nitIle firfoStoa tdm1n merfitpn lpGr.
inn, iilloin bitontoot cttG IunostlS on
iuuri ipntein onteefii antam1ts. 81.
bGn IiutoShrfieHa diff mit1Gn merfi-
tpstG jos iiinG ei oliii antecfii onta.
musta. Saat p%st1ipuni lolita ettG o.
let Iurastettu ia ioonut iDnnit, eli ri.
fofiet, onteefii. Siiiri ne ipnnit ioi-
ia taunet ia tintooii maitpoo, I've on.
fin onteefii amnettu, ia iuiiri miiobot.
tdboen. Sos ne ei diff an
teefii npt io, min ct niitd endG ifinG
ioiii. Haitii peren tpiiobattamisto ei
onneta pbtaan ipntid antcefii. Cur.
boo ia bitIli,o tpotd tefee ibmtiiet
fun foitta,pat ioooo fpntein pddston
ia ei tppop 10 toimifettiiun onteefii
ontamufieent jofa topabtri %iuureno
icpintopdimdn6 @oIeotoIIo.
T1ttfo fii,I,uifobon fic Iunostus !
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25

u7'fdIt fyn5'i 6tft ficed fitolfai eeh
ferran niiOen tdboen Capt. %: 16,
Sob. 1: 29).
Suooa fits Seeiufien iaama faste
tooisteefii ~lapiifastetta pastoan ofoit
taa arapeluttaipaa fGiitteioen Iotte.
mista fasteenfertoiien piioleIta.
Z. 2apiifaste on itiesidGn ielpio.
@oelIiiestd on fGpnpt ielpille lapii.
fasteen Iuonnollihuus. So elIei min
oliii laita, oliii Ypbd Senfi fen &aa-
matusia fieltdnpt. NGin iinirta ereb-
opstd ei Sumala oliii fdriinpt Idbes
1000 wuotta. So pfiin tdma ieiffa
pubuu fen pnolesta, ettG lapiifaste
apostooliielIa aiolla of ielpio, iota
ei fiifaon %ep1illpt. = Siiomattafoon
1 &or. 7: IA oIepia ianoia arape-
Iespat jotftt idittdjdt i~uoranniirfii II.
ntoitufiefii Iasten ~fasteesta; Ills aia-
tus olifi fpieesiGolepasia paifaSia:
Iapiet oapot pbbia fastecn peruStifieI
Ia. Sa MILD mtiilIa periishifie4a
ne fifteen ppbid oIiiipat9 &asteban
on npottamista Seeiufien faolemaan,
iofa nellie on ppbppoen banffinut.
8. &iifa on nietsanut lapiifasteen9
N1in fiirIliu "9liittaiasin" tebtD fp-
ipmps. Me puolestnmme fpiDiiim'
me: fufn OF aiettanait aifuisten fas.
teen? 8astaamaIla tGbdn jGlfimGi-
ieen fpipmpfieen inaoaan pastaus e.
oelIiieen. Sa aietusiannt oipat, fu'
ten on oioitettu, ipustmifiena fumpai
~ieenfin f%pipmpfieen.
SGmG 10 riittdnee miniin puzzles
tani. Minoastaan ie olfoon mielG
buomautettu, ettG fun ferrotaan See,
iitfien iiimanneen lapiia, Sdn ei ilir
fam iillG tabtomit fuitata fastetta
Seeiusban iiunaii pmpGrileifatiitt
lapiia. &pllG mefin iaamme Seeiuf
ielta faiffea iiiina,tsta oiafiemme
mutta filth on iefG aifuisten ett1 Los
ten ipnnpttG,pd meocstd ia bengesti
(Soh. 3: 81.
423 &eeo glpe. Wonesien, go.
q. q. Salonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25
Capsi ka$te.
Subo Saafana.

8astaus Socob A~noerfonin fpiD-
mpfiesn Muttdjasia, fufa on ~oietta-
nut lapiifaSteen 8aifista opinfap-
palcista, ioita roantattu eiittdd, moi
ibmisidrfi fefiid minfalaiiia jobto-
pG1tofliG ia ~otofiumiiia tabania. Ob-
tGbppin fuin lapiitasteesta, moi fo-
TO roamtlsta nGittGG, cttd ie fotp fir
ia OH ibnuisten fefiimd, futen npfp-
GGn 10 ,poljon mditetdGnfin. SilId
Sllntola title Ell ole omalla f1oelIGGn
raamottiia firjoittamlt, lpaan ibmiiet
"ipaifutetiit YpbGltG SengeItG'. On
totto, eta SSeeius fastettiin 30 miio.
oen ifGiienG, mutta Seeius ipntpi
manban testomentin aifana, ioIIoin
eli fetGGn fastettli, maon s pGiipGn
manbona pmpGrileifattiin, jofa was.
toii ruiocn liiton loframenttia fostet-
ia. Sa niinpG Seeiusfin pmpGriIei-
fottiin, iitoutucn min lain aIaiiefli
ia lafia t~GpttGmdGn meibGn eoest1m-
ME. @ifob1n manban testamentin
oifana ollitt mpoS iomunlaiiio iGrfei.
liioitd fun npfp1Gn fastcenfcrtojot,
iotfo mpos bopiien1t: "MitGbGn tito
pmpGrileiffaits" 8 p1ifpGn iuunbao
losta airttaa9 GibGn ic iiitG mitGGn
pmmGrrG, fipita lc tuntce ia itfee.
Deutta fun ic fasipaa iiofii ia i6rfi
febittpp, ettG bGn moi itie aiotello ia
usfoa min ebfG ie iitte iotain merritt.
ice" Sopibon niiben nGin oiatelIa.
Miitta SumoIa eli ota buomioon
mitG ibmiiet oiotteIepat ia Iorpotte.
!ep1t oiiosta, ipaon bdn antaa fGs.
fpn ia iibfaiitien: go, ionfa mie.
ben puoIen eiinobon Iiba ei pmpGri.
~Ieifata, ie iieIi pitdG bufutettamon
foniostonia." 1 Moi. II: ID.
SGlIoinen oil fGsfp tponban testo-
mentin iaframcntistd, ia iarnoa lao
tiia on f6sfp mibentestomentinfin lat
.ronlentista fastecSto. 4ristuS ionoi
HifpbeemiifieIle: "@IIei iofu ipnnp
ipeoestd ia bengesta ei ban toioo Su-
molan noItafuntaon tlilla." 81
aristas eroito tdsid Iapiio pois, ia
on fansfa iofu SimaIon ,polto.
tpoi fuinfa2 Seuuntoino
5000 iieIuo fdGntpi, ionoi Yieta.
M. M. ""SSa jofainen ontotoon II.
icni1 fostoa, min te Iootte Epb6n
Sengcn Iobjon. SiId teiIIe ia tel.
o6n Topiillenne on tdmG liipaus on.
ZIP. z. 2: 1899. 1Gbdn al.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25
Kansan Kirjelta
Srom gelt, @ls.

Mlottelin ionfum rup,r firioittoo
Muttaian palstoiIle paiffafnntamme
fnnlumiiista, totfa fy4id> ppat bp6pin
%iiiiitat, mlltta onbon iopipa antao
fumminfin maaiImaile Ieboen faitt.
ia tictad, ettG eletadn iitG tG6IId bic.
nesid aptioren fainolosrafim moiffo
onfin Dolphin b~iIjoiSta tp0tt0mpnoert
tdboen. Mutta iiIti buolimatto on
todlla Sron YeltisiG fesfiuoeslont.
me fplla bommia ia p,nlbio, on tof.
lifin leurafnntao &aniaIIisieurofrn-
ia ia 9. Spnoooin ieiirafunto, iotfa
iiafpuat moIemmat ieurafunnot ole.
apan wilffoasia tointinnasia foettoert
mieSa ieurafuntain aineeIista puoI.
ia cteenpain, ferron fuasia fdp funt.
masiafin ieiirafnnnasio poppi Sron-
ipoooista iaornoomosia SumaIon ia.
naa ia toimimosia mnito popiIrifio
toinlia. S. ltrpiIainen fdp foniorris.
ten pioleIIa ia ". Soapanen Spnoo-
Din p~uolelIa.
Bield on poitfofunnoIIo roittits.
leura fefG ioittotrmta. Siis b-i,on,oot-
te tdsta ettei tSaIId filth toimetonuo
ollo iuoiffa ebfd mont IurIee sporfin.
tin prnpdrilIdmme, lotto bpspin hun.
tetuot ia tietdipGt paif~fufunnon, iosio
ennen on oIIiit polio tpota ia tpornie.
bta fun faiiuomnot oIi,uot fGpnnis5S.
Wtiiffa npt iitd mostoih el nue. pbt6Su
miestd moiniptfimet pGGIIS fdhpers.
'pan Sron geItm foituontoien bSSf-
I'd.
waiftto Ell iiIti foipondojen fuoIe.
ma tiiottonit firoIemoo pbfeistoimin,
noIle poiffofunnoIIo. Waiffo moi.
fopoff,o iiiripi irtonoinen Tan.
ia pois min fuitenfin pbteistoiminie
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25
Halle baapako$ki kMcIlut

8iime pcrjontai- iaapui
iabfoianomoIla tieto Golipnetista,
@icb. eta toimittojo 9olle Saapafos
ii OH fuolllt ipiimc torstoi.iltono flo
5:15 ipoGnbolpaufieen.
Suo ianoma iooplti tGGll1 oleipiI-
lc iutuloiiiHe ia tlttomine fuin iaIa-
mon isfu. iiIlG oIiban mainojo mic
Id, ianoafiemnte, iulri fppipneem-
m1siG miebuuocn iiGsid, ollcn mi.
oenfpmmenen. 9allc SaopofcSfi oil
iyEtyaasstt e9..disicn pitGjGsiG. Sulun
lGGnisiG puonno 1867. 9GptpdGn
foniafoulun Oliipicsfasio, iobon ban
miartti iidni6 fiiolemon idlfeen ditin
Ia fonsia, iitoritti BGn plioppiIostiit-
finnon Sulun il,omaIaiiesia lpieos.
Ia iosta jotfoi opinioitoon Seliingin
pliopistosia lnesfellcn lafitieoettG
%jonfnn oifaa, ionfa jdtti fuitenin
fesfcn, iiutrimmafii oiofii moroien
piiltteesio, ontoutucn firiailiia-a-
lallc, iobon bdnelld oil taipitmifiia.
Boinoia rpbtpi "9esfi-S uomen" tot.
mititficcn SpipdsfpIasid, iosta iiirtpi
Baoiaon toimittomdon iielld Hines
tptpGd iuomalaisto ionomolebte1.
Wooiosia olooiolIoon firjoitteIi ban
amerifun iuomoIaiiiin Iebtiin, etli-
IpdGsid iilloin MinneupoIisio, Minn.
iImestpuGGn "s(merifon llutiiiin".
Wpobemmin miuitti ban tdbGn moo.
ban rpbtpen pIIdmoinihin Ieboen toi-
m%ittoiofii iosio toimesia ban toimi
toistafpmmcntd ipuotto mitiitta-
en- Ieboen mifana Golirmctiin, iosia
meni naimifiin nciti amonou WeIio.
min fonsio noin % mltotto iitten.
@oinaia oil mieIipiteiIt11n fonioI
IismieIinen ia erittGin tumnettu fer1.
wdfii ~fpmdstdan, iota ban f6ptti fai-
feIla anforuu6eIIoon ipiboniiioon ia
'uostistoiiam auostunrb iosta bdn
idi furIlo itnIfiiesti icfd Iuteo mitd
amfarimpio artuostclljo. GoIumctis.
ia ollesfoon ctti ban innolIo oiao iieI
ID oIetusn neutrality-suspicious. toi.
mintoon cIIen feurofinnon pirfoieb
uieitn tpuoiio. 1GmGn ieit