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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-14
Be true and thou shall fatten time with
everlasting chain-Schiller
OUR ATTITUDE TOWARDS THE WAR.

To all the world. although in different meas
ure to the several nations, this war has brought
misery, poverty, distress, discomfort, appre-
tension, financial burdens, problems and per
plexties. No land, as far as known, entirely
escapes nor is there probably no individual
citizen on whom responsibility rested three
wears and a half ago who has not had his re-
sponsibilities, worries, cares and fears in
creased. This is a racial exigency, universal
trial, a worldwide tribulation; for peoples, how
ever far apart have become so interdependent
that no one Of them can suffer greatly without
involving the rest This wholly exceptional
emergency, therefore, which has come upon the
greatest nations brings inevitably on all the 9TH
ers disturbance, arrangement and distress. Our
own country, late in entering the war; has thus
I far suffered least of all; and while our forces
in the field may meet with losses, the homes OF
the people will be secure and may expect
that our distresses will be largely financial and
economic.
This being the situation here and the world
over, it seems incumbent reflective people
to consider the proper mental attitude IN which
to meet this crisis for mankind. Things are
what they are and must be borne with
equanimity. Being unacceptable, the situation
should be accepted without complaints for a
spirit of resentfulness only makes troubles of
any sort hard to bear We may be that
the imaginable worst for will not occur;
and we know that apprehensons for the fu-
ture only deepen present distress.
Troubled as our lives may be by the abnormal
condition that the war has brought, not
privileged to be living in this age when more
significant things are happening, when great
er for mankind is dawning and history is
making faster than ever before If inestim-
able good is coming to humanity through this
tribulation not highly favored to be
able to watch the vast unfolding drama and do
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-14
TODAY's BIT OF VERSE
AN UPWARD LOOK.

1T is long since knighthood was in flower,
There are no men today who tower
Above their kind-the knights are dust.
Their names forgot, their good swords rust,
We idly say. And yet, in truth
The brave soul has eternal youth
Like the great lighthouse rising free.
Whose far-flung beams guide ships at sea-
God lifts above his fellow man
A steadfast soul to dare and plan
A king OF men by right divine
Who in his forehead bears the sign;
He walks along the city street;
Unknowng in the fields we meet
modern knight in whose hand lies
mighty nations destinies.
Then say no more the knights are gone,
Honor and Truth and Right live on,
And men today would keep the bridge.
Heroic Youth would still fling down
His horse, himself, to save the town.
Columbia calls!
Off with your hats and lift them high,
Our own our sons, are passing by.
Susan Hooker Whitman, in Kansas City star
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-14
PRICE OF WHEAT SUBSTITUTES

Minneapolis Journal: When con-
gress in its wisdom passed the Lever
bill, it forebore all price fixation, ex-
cept a to wheat. The theory was that
the price of wheat would control the
prices of other grains and through
them other foodstuffs since wheat is
the king of grains and from it comes
the staff of life
AS for cotton, that was southern
product and therefore sacred to a con-
gress saddled and ridden by the
south. All efforts to regulate the
price of cotton, from which are pro.
duced both clothing and food, proved
fruitless, and the southern planter
was confirmed in his privilege of
making the utmost possible profit
out of his produce regardless of the
consumer.
The results of the fixation Of the
price of wheat have been on the
whole advantageous. The food admin
istration has been able to say not
only what the farmer should receive
for his wheat, but what the miller
should get for his flour, what margin
should be allowed for distribution,
and even indirectly what the baker
should receive for his bread The
entire progress OF the wheat from
field to table, has been stabilized, and
profiteering and speculation almost
entirely eliminated
But we now have arrived at a point
where substitution of other grains
for wheat Is to be practiced on a
large scale. The food administration,
in order to provide for the needs OF
our allies, is taking over 80 per cent.
of the wheat flour output Of the mills.
The baker is compelled to reduce his
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-14
DONNELLSON
is CHOSEN
Soil Advisor for Lee County VIII
Have His Headquarters There
Meeting Yesterday
Decides.

Donnellson was selected as the 10.
cation for the headquarters of tho
farm agent selected by the Lee coun-
ty farm agent bureau in meeting a:
that place yesterday. The meeting
was largely attended. directors from
all sections of the county being pres
emit.
John PIare of Montgomery City,
Mo-, was chosen as the soil advisor
for Lee county and negotiations are
now under way for him to take his
office the first of the month.
The permanent organization of the
bureau was furthered at the meeting
and constitutions and bylaws were
adopted A campaign will be- started
in the county for the purpose of OBJ
taining more members. The bureau
now has a membership OF over 300.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-14
The Too Good People.

Robert NJ Gay, in The Atlantic: !:
We have in this world all kinds OF
organizations for making bad people
good and good people better. but |
know of none for making too good
people-well, let us say. normal. we
have known people who would have
been greatly benefited by an occasion
al spree" with perhaps night In
Jail, but whom no one is courageous
enough to corrupt. 1t is not their
fault that they are so good; all the
forces of their social environment
work to make them more respectable.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-14

the part of the burden bearing that devolves
on us? There is mental attitude towards sor-
rows and trials which makes them the most
profitable experiences of life. May we not be
sure that they are not imposed on us unJustly
and that if met in the proper spirit they Will
work out tosour great and lasting good.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-14

The bosheviki leaders have paid their sol
diers six cents day and most of them earned
lust about that much
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-14
VANISHING ILLUSIONS.

Events have ended our dream of isolation
said former Justice Hughes in an address before
the New York State Bar association, and our
great republic has been called to aid In the crea-
ton of a new world in which law is to be SUI
preme. where the rule of reason shall supersede
the rule of force, where the despotlsm OF arbl-
trarv will shall be ended forever.
The extraordinary adjustments Of business
to the demands of war are giving us new
grasp on realities. Illusions are vanishing;
vain theorizing is going by the board We
shall emerge with saner attitude towards
business, industry and transportation. We
shall open every door to American enterprise
at home and abroad We shall free our
statute books of cant. We shall no longer de-
Inounce as crime in times of peace that coop
Grafton which the nation finds necessary for It's
economic salvation in the stress Of war. We
shall have a conserving, upbuilding policy and
shall have learned how to regulate and not de-
stroy
Led by shallow theorizers who followed false
lights. our nation has floundered and Numbered
for three decades, in the interest OF the people,
as was asserted to cripple business and hamper
production: and all the time we wandered fur
Their into the bog and fog. Now at last we be-
gin to see that true function of government
| is to foster all the instrumentalities of com
merce; and that no enterprise can be too great
TO serve the interest of the worker, the con-
sumer and the investor alike if wisely controlled
/ for the common good.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-14

AT any rate, if the war should continue many
years longer they can turn the peace palace at
The Hague into a moving picture house.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-14

The fish hatchery men want to increase the
supply of food fishes, but we cannot afford food
for the fishes before they become food.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-14

More or Less Alike.
Dallas News: That California lady
who proclaimed herself a German
spyess and invited herself to be shot
is pronounced crazy. But lot OF
regular spies act the fool.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-14

Now there is revolution against the coun-
ter revolution in the Don province Of Russia. A
simple expedient which will soon have to be
adopted would be to number these revolutions
and counter-revolutions and furnish card in
dex.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-14

There is no need of heated discussion over
the ice supply.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-14

ton Wednesday morning for a visit
at the e. H. Wiegner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Anton of keo-
kuk visited relatives here Tuesday.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-14

The old joke to the effect that George Wash
in gton was able to throw silver dollar across
the Potomac river because dollar went much
farther in those days than now, is being re-
vived Sometimes joke becomes so old its
temperance makes it seem to be new. The
doctrine of rencarnation certainly applies to
bits of wit. Some Of the jokes Of today have
brought smiles in past generations in
past centuries.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-14

Every real thought every subject knocks the
wind out of somebody other As soon as his breath
very probably begins to expend IT in haro
words These evidences can have that
he has said something it time to say.-Honfes
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-14

DEBORAH Republican: There is cry
ing demand for more sheep, but the
country will never get them as long
as we have the Underwood tariff law
on our books.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-14

Winterset News: The man who &C
cepts position on a patriotic com
mittee or mission and lies down on Il
is slacker.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-14

Algona Upper Des Moines Republi-
can. When man is at the head Of
some department of the goyernm emit,
he is damned il he don't"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-14

Des Moines Register: The news
papers have as rule treated the ad-
ministration of the war with more
thoroughness and made their criticism
more intelligently than the members
of congress.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-02
Slla life

ola life, ia Serran ormolapii,
8elfoii Seeiis 10 mnfianiit ON,
8erellGGn pesipt SGn on Jun pubta.
bofii
Stfit on onneii louiumatonl
Sppnelees fuipau, Ell ilruibin ipDtG
@nGGn 90 ftnulIo mor1io, oil
Maltotoii toiin t1Gl' utusta on bid
8ann Seeilifien tperi iuIIe autaitoeu
toll
Soiinban tpoellot tporioien uIla
Bimens piirittGG iiieosti fun;
SDnffinG ubfootpot piIiuet toitpo'
boIlo
SDodmes ipaiprnut on iitrrbun.
Sunteiitin GlI0s, ot ntoriio tiirtpoo
&ibloja glfaii fotieIe tpaan.
OlfGii Jana ia tperi fitn Ioistoa
@asl niistdpd pddfet 10 riemuiste
maon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-02

DlfGii laitiuu: ind 5enfeni annoir
@oestG iiootun moriiamein,
8erellGrL fuolollan tpapaafs iur
foatoin
Histill1 faiffi finn t1poefii tein.""
lllos fammioStaii; rientG fatioma.
ban
Olf1ii frllumusla; ilop1ipGnGGn;
@oleatan ristillG paipuu tilolema.
ban
@erimirrat tulpailee lpoGmest1Gn
Sind ipnnin ipelfa 10 mafIettiin
Mtoriio mllsta mDos iublapitpun TAI
OlfG fun birmuiien maistoi fllolon
ipnihpan
9siin nellie iGi al,tlllis ia iillnars
ipain!
Sdnt1n fiblapantitii fasteesia untoi
Siin1 Sllmalasta mDos ipntpmGn
iait -
Saipaan ifi aartebet iplibiii fantoi
= fatio militia ianasta ia iur1sta
90 tpait! =
pdGttpp matfaii fomuesia
tGGllG
taiapaan fotibin, OlfGii Iuo,
Sanabania turmaa I'd mlirbetten
iGGllG
fe main lobtua iielulles TITO =
lsfosia ianaan, ie onfin artuasta
Sunteet ei auta, ne pion fatoaa!
Sana ppipp taipoan ia mdanfin
~buffueSia,
gillian raffauben nellie fir
fastaa.
Oc q
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-02
PeIasfus Jaiopeuran kidasta
eli
Seurakunfa kafakOmpeiSSa
&ertomlis eniimdisten fristittpien ~oioilta.

perrattain of mrulta maailmaltc
fGtfettpnd.
SdbGn m%oannlaiieen firffoon me-
nj npt moni fristittp; ia rumpui
aGneen faifuesia. lippuia noStctta'
cSia, suallnuien buriimpaa maubtio
fiiiGesiG ief6 finn foto Hooman ~
baiiS oil liitfeessG tooistnmasia phi
.apan iuurta tapubtiimaa, oliDat frs
titpt ppoIstetpinG rllfoufiisia iisfon'
i~isfojcnia ebesta, ettG geioGn toi.
ponla ia ll,ottamrfl enia ei borjuiii,
ietd feiiarin ia bdnen alamaisten-
ia eoest1, ettG mpos .5efin oppiiipat
Serraa turltemaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-02
aDtimatfa

"Wtitd fulilltr tGnGGn, rafas ps-
tGapGni," pastori 8. ianoi pstGhpGlli.
iellG, oiaaott@palla tatpallaan, is-
tl%tutueSiaan lpanban roltapa O:n
iairaslpuoteen mreen.
"@oi, berra pastori, on ollut
maitea aifa fen idIfeen fun pastori
wiimefii oil t1allG, maifeita ruil-
miilliiia hpaipoia ia palion iieIun-
tasfaa. Slen uiein ollltt nopiie-
maiiillani Slimalaani mastaun. Sci
mista tuntliu, ettG ban p1listG min
fnrmnlliicsti me ,lce IapiiaaN
fobtaan. Mi,istan fpll1 mariin l5p.
min, fuinfa nina, fun mimtIla pie-
Ia oil pieni lapiiiottffoni pmpGril-
l1ni, foetin iafaa larnalla toapoin 10.
failelle; ia jos toinen iai ionfun G.
Oltn, DIN min innofas foettamaan
%fortpata fen %jollain tatpoin toifille.
Uelitta SSitmaIa eli tee min. Gunner
rtieita Sltmalan lapiia, ioila on Of
hut alma moan onnea ia mpotGf1p-
mistd; ia mimtn claimant, berra
pastori, on ollut ipaan Dbtimittaista
fGriimpstG."
"Wte ernine talpalIilesti DmnGrrG
Sllmalqn menettelptapaa", pastpri
mastaii "mltta tebGn tparmaan
mltistatte, mitd bGn title ianop:
"MinG teen fintt polititfii matrbeen
pGtiisiG", "ioita nina rofastan, nil
I'd minG mpos niibtelen ia fiiritan".
ga ianotaanban fofo tltostn pelas.
tetltsta j%oitfostac "NGmG opat ne,
iotfa fuliresta maihpasta tulipat".
HditG ia monia m1tita fainanlaiiia
raamatlinianoia on meibGn miiistet-
toma."
"Geiin fpllG, m%ltistarfin ne bp.
min, olen mitoiifaltiia niiti lrfenllt
ia mietisfellpt ga itiein ne opat
~ipoGntGni lo%bouttaneet, Min ettd o.
len t1Illit iloiiefii fesfellG murbeita;
mrtto npt olen fuin fitpi, Ell mifd6n
liifuta. @oi, Jos moiiitte ionoa mil
nillle jotain, iofa tdns tefiii ne eld.
mifii iielulleni."
Sastori istlti bilioa, ntlttta biofo
II ipoGmesiGGn Serran puoleen, ettG
ban antaiii b6nelle %jotoirL iofa moi
Il oIla lana mGipneelle oiallania".
Silloin TITO partba roitipa pbtGffiG
ianot: "&ertofoa miitiille iotair
io%ulilstonne, minln iouluni on olIitt
Min ipnffd."
"gaiin mielellGni", postori posta'
f. ia b1nen foslponio firfostuimat
"Souluiubldmme on oIlut bDtp1 ic
raibollinen. Molemmat roffaa.
poifontnte tiilifpat fotiin ~iouluillaf
II, ia ie oil nellie iuiri lilo. Sc o
mat IGmpimiG, 3erttoiiia fristitpitt
ia me olemnte liifeneet, ritfoilleet
lauIoneet ia iloinneet toistemmr
fansio. N1lttta minunpa orfin fer
rottapo, fuinfo eriloiiio beioGn to
femufienio motfallo oIipot. geitoril
poifomme t1iIi fotiin toboefian Poi
mod ennpn j~oiiIiia, fun pieIa oil fal
mis- lima. SGnen fotiintuIonia oil
oIIitt peIffd6 bttpimotfao; raittatiel
Ia bGnelIG oil olliit toto NATHAN bp
nia fristiIliiid mattatotpereita i
maantiematfaIla beIiietud refifeIi, 3
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-02

taan f1tfetttin, en- iaata iiniia unob.
taa. @n nnoboa iinun tppntG, rom.
ballista o%lentoali faitfien el1mGii
buolien ia ip~anbuiioen festGhpien
apaiipoien aifana. -
Suolimatta ~iofeloestaii fuurou.
oestaii lind fiitoslauluiaii Serial
leii meiiaiit. ga finn tGriiepGltG
11neltGii laulaa ct jafianut, iinG
plrbellen ia ulfonulistiSta ll1fien oil
tullttaii Dlistelit. Sionin fanteleen
14:sta oil pitt niiStG lemilouluis.
tail ioilla fotitaiuutaii tulfitIit.
@anban 8irlifirjan niriiIlG monta
pflinGistG betteGii fulutit. SiGi.
lips fatiantoii of @olsataIle ia
iieltG labti moimaa pboefiGnfpmme-
nempiioen apltooen maiberiffaan es6.
m1Iiparalle. =
China oil 10 pienestd lapiesta
fasmatetti totituteen ia S,tmalan
peltoon,s maiffafin efpanfeliatmin ia.
laiiulls ielhpiii wasta ,panbemmalla
ifGplolellali. Cana oil iinl1lla fal.
liz malta opas. SitG obferaan fGpt
|tGesidii paaiit niisti fableista, jotfa
wield ittoimat iinua lain ia toi6en
oriuuteen. @GGiit fGiittGmGGn moi
mattomuuteii tpp6pttGd Sltmalaa
lain tapttGmifeIlG. Seeiufiesia to-
pabtrnut iotpinto iai riittaa = ia
min iind l0piit fen raliban, iota tho
lemun ipnfat m%ariotfaan eihpGt bG-
mittGneet. = SinG peritstit ai1tlt,i-
tell toiDon Saneen, iofa ianoo: "Wei
M funnan teitG 5amam p~anbultteen
ia %barnaitii tlltuanne Ell nina tel
td unoboa." sc toiapo eli pettGnpt
- Ell elGmdsiG, eifG f~l1olemtasia.
fam. -
&iitos Mhtmm1tfl1lta faifista men
neistG. -. @n iaattlit iinlllle mitdGn
tafaiiin antaa. = @n e0es l1b60n
bettelldii fortpanii b1ltaa: "SSSSeeiitf-
fen &~ristltien, Slimalan poian tperi
puboiStaa Wlrmmtn faifista IDn.
neista". Nlitta iiiben Ell i%atpiiia
mGlifappaIeita tartpittu. Seeits
&riStlts title of fen fpoameeii ipu-
fltllttamtt. =
Soulful ~raltbasia, rnfas Selena-
MINIMUM, field I:tpen baiiban fiji.
m~efieS'a, ionne erGGnG fplmdnd tai
moi iltAna lep1Gm1an iGit. - Salld.
faGn l5etfelld enc ianpumaan pGGs-
ipt. 8oan etpa enGdn faimannlit.
|faun. l@atastamien lasteii, omaiste
III = fpaaliiaiifin ldsnGoIo oil IL
nlsta rtpt DbbentefeapGG. -.
@1ibtuneet omat 10 aifoia fuf-
faiet baiioalldii. Seppelten balita
on lutnen alla ia jdGtpneen moan
popesia rlitmiiii ebfd toml1ffi matitt
tunut. = Maitta taipaa firffn,oes
ia iielitii SaimaIaa plistdd ia tape-
tuIle &aritlalle faifista funnian on.
taa.
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-02
NHaaHs NUoRTEN osAsTo NHHHHH

|pG lima, mainiot beinoiet ia melfeir
fofo aian mpotGtuuli. Sun olifir
totiintullesia Min tpaIIaton ia iloi
men, ett1 ban toiin iuuresti iloitii
ett1 iai j1lleen n6boG %manbemmat
ia lopluusfo0in; mlttta mpoSfin tGpi
tilpGt bauSfat matfamuistot min
9dnen mieleniG niel1, ettG ban Pet.
fefIi unobti tenpcbtiG pientG iiiar-
taan eifG mDosfGGn brpomannlit II.
leita pienia pllatpfiiG, joita aiti OF
bdnelle ipalmistanlit. - Miapan toi-
i'm oil alianlaita manbimmtan poi
famine fansla. acknowledgements
matfasta en- ole pitfGdn aifaan full
Tut plr5uttutpan. !SGn tuli fotiin it.
le jouluaattona ia te mltistatte. min
fdIainen lima iilloin oil. Obt1 mai
feata ellei paifeampaa, oil ollut
molempina eoelliiinG pditpinG. 8d.
listd puretpan tplmGG tuallta, p1-
listG l%Gpifastaapaa lumirGntGG. &af.
Il tertaa bun oil ollirt %bengemlpaa.
raSia: ferran bGn oil aiipan buf.
tna, fun aiettiin pienen ~iiiGi1rtpen
pli ia puolipenifulmaa fooista Ilti-
mi refi iprpGGn oiaan; ibme oil ettG
main b@ponen mabingoittui. Gen.
tdboen poifani iai fGp6G jalan iGlel-
Id oleipan matfan mitG pabiammasia
iln1asia ia mitc fltriintdtietG, lanai.
la ianoen, faiffia mdbbolliiia mas
toinfaDmiiiG ia ifdpppfmiG. SGn oil
fin, aStresiaan meib1n oipientle II.
%1dpuolelle, anpan lopplt ia paipui
aipan poiGnattomma maaban. Wut
ia fun ban oil mdbGn toipunlit, oil.
mot bdnen emf ianania: "SIenfo
npt tooellafin %fotona!" ga bGnen
fastpoistaan Ioisti iilloin min f1it-
ri, tooellinen onnt, ettenlme iautta.
meet pioGttGG fppneleitGmme. 4itn
FIFTEEN oil ipleiltp ia t~ermebbittp Ell
ban moimtt fpllin ibailla faiffea
titosia raffaasia fobisia, faiffi oil
failnista banen mielestGGn ia t1tor
tuostafin bGn bltibabbi: "&ainfa
olen onnellinen fun iaan oIla toto
no taasl"
"&iitos, berra pastori fiitos,"
iairas ianoi ia IcmpeG bpmb IepiIi
91nen %fuibtuneille fashpoilleen, "pm
mdprur, mitd tarfoitatte. On taboo
enu1 mtrista, tpaiffa fotimotfa on
apaitea - fotiintltlo tuIee Iit1 1u.
loiielnmafii."
Sa r~istisiGfaiin, ia sSlnmalan
raltba i~poamesfGGn ban flirtnteli bnr
tuana, fun pastori lopufii lnfi mo
lemmat miimetiet litpltt Sobannef.
len ilmestpsfiriasta:
So Sltmala on pppbtitpG pois
faiffi fpDneIeet beibGn iiImistGmiG,
eifG fibolemaa ole en1G oIepu, eifG
mlirbetta eifa parfia, eifG fipua ole
enda oleapa, iiIId faiffi entinen on
mennDt . &atio, itlibetii minG teen
taiffi. Mina oIen M ia 8, aIfu ia
loppu. Weina AMMAN ianoahpaIIe
labiotii elGrnGn peoen IGbteestG.
Sofa poittaa, on tdntGn peritpG, ia
NINA olen olepa bGnen SsltntaIanfa
ia ban on oletpa miritn poifani.
&atio NINA tltlen pian ia miniin
palffani on minltn mifanani. SO.
tilesti NINA titlen pianl Imen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-02
Smhlaojapoifa

On it'd rifas, mnbtatpa,
ia bGnellG fafii poifasta.
Sc faifen iaimat fo6isiaan,
init toipoafin faatetnan;
hpain bpmpps beitd piiritti
jofoinen beitG palneli,
tGGl' iiGn fooisia.
8aan iittenfGGn Ell tpptpnpt
tuo rtltorin, paiffa tGpttdnpt
or lid fulfil tnbtonia.
SGn iittenfin pois fotoa
Min balas tltortre maailmaart.
fen bporinGGn ia paltbinaan,
pois iian fobista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-02

Sun astiii iiGn eteben
ia b1lle mirttoi plpeillen,
10 malta MULE oiani,
min jam ma perim0stGnil
Sept lGboen mind mailman
iuloiiempann ia bnusfempaa,
pois iiGn fooista!"
ga iiG matioi poiulleen
fen, minfG iai ban o~fafieen,
ia fotibin jGi miirbeeieen,
fun poifa l1bti matfalleen
pois maaiImaban ahparaatt,
Min ibanam ia ia~iloiioar,
pois iidn fobista,
GDt onneStaan bun maistna ionl
On mailman riemlt brrmaatpaa.
min faltnis, liltfas on fen tie,
plan n~lioriifniien 5arbaan tpie:
oi, Ell 9Gn bltontaa ollentnart,
fuinf' iIGn marat fltlitlt tpaanl
San fopbtpp fofonaan.
"Si mt on nGltGfitolema
Mum eoesiGni fatferul"
: ban buofailee NIT tlistisioan.
"@i ees iaa lifain rapaatnanl
geDt mi1rbe nllta aboistaa,
tpaan leipdG ii1n tooisf' iaa =
sos iinne paldiiinl"
SO fnifaa It'd poifania
nGfeepi fGDapGn fotia,
bdn rientGG tielle pastaanfin
ia riemliin iulfee lplibin
tlton poian f%ltriar, titblaaiart
tlton ~repalaitten iperbooman
BUN fitlfee ipliiniG.
ga pdltpeliioilleen blt,ttaapi:
"tlto tGnne parbaat ipaotteeni
ia niibin poifa preta
ia ~fornt1is palma iormeeriai
gspt riemuitiee nun ip6dmen,
lopI' it'd bottoms idlleben,
mi totiin palaiil"
On panbin poifa uaboilIoan
tdan ilont riemun fitullesfaen.
Sun iidllenid bltiibubtaa:
"gn nobluafaan ma tappaa iaa,
tpaiH ainioan ilta palapelin
ia fGsfpidii noubntinl
Mifi' EN- iaa riemirita2U
@aan it'd b1lle pastdit:
"oi, faitfi Julia, poifani.
on ornaraii fobisia!
Napt pboesid faat riemitita,
ftn tuna poifa l0ptpifin,
JOINT fa6onneben luiltibin;
bGn fotiin paIaiil"
g. g.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-02
Wnmmmami mmistellesia
Sci. 40: 81.

SiitG on 10 toista tpltotta, fun
bopeapeitteiien pGGii pai-
mott Slim lepoon. Iiitta poiffa
iiitd onfin 10 fuIiinitt Min pitfG al.
ia, ftn iinun tomitnaioii moan null
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-02
Viela on
MYYTAVANA

Paljon pidettyja m
~tettujen Lauluja, joita
myyn IS sentilla kappa
leen niinkauvan kuhn
varastoa riittaa. THAT
kaa heti osoitteella:
w. M. Johnson,
Bx S14 Telluride, Colo.