davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-16
Must Prepare Early.

Until the legislation Is actually
passed. II cannot bc stated with
r1actness. OF course, what the new
axe limits will bee But. because Of
The urgency Of the situation, Il is
essential that as much OF the prepa
ratoB work as possible boz dome al
this time In order that the admin
.stration may promptly avail itsel!
OF the new has To that end, now,
90 Ia the past. the utmost reliance
Is placed on the American people "a
supply ihe-raressary cooperation aud
| Jean work
The situation BE- urgent because
by October !. Glass ! F., under The age
limits OF the original act will have
been entirely exhausted Unless
there Is 20 be- a ycy serious inter
ruption in the flow OF American
troops To- thee amps and thence across
the seas % France. Glass ! must be-
rcploNi sheJ al the earliest possible
moment hy available men. both below
and above the present age limits Of
lbt 90 30 There is. literally, no
| .tfn. O.. d.. Lost
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-16
Nu.t UIurr, Work

10 ths lii. as introduced. is
passed. 30 a.Il be- necessary. between
the date Of 4 passage and October !
to register lnd begin Co classify by
fuestiounaIf. 100000 men And
when this hs been done. draft calls
upon the nsF Glass must start 10
fill tho places IN the training camps
~ those mon goinf 20 France.
"As.urau.. having been given
ihai ihe l,. dalton will receive inn
nediate con deraiion this office In
its preliminary instructions sent 10
.lraft executives In the various states.
has proNscdsf on the assumption that
the new re- stration yighf boz held
early ir Sept mhor n Tor example.
the bin O. used hy August 81 or
soon there1fe Ter. n would DO ueces-
sary for ihs resident proclamation
% OK a reg tration date as soon as
possible us. registration day
might BE- o.. early as September 2
To have fhr first installment ~ the
new Glass I ready Tot camp hy Octo-
Der. II would be- necessary 90 have
the reEistra on not pier than Sep.
tember IN any event. II Is ohvi-
aus that ue caunoi wait until the
act is pass. before beginning the
preliminary rork
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-16

When the 5000 900 men are en-
rolled. nearly $4,000. 900 will have
been Registered since the ruited
States entered the war There we're
some 10 900 900 enrolled on the
first registration day. llue 3. 1919,
another 600 600 last june b, and sew
eral hundred thousand more are ex-
pected 10 be enrolled August %.
Preliminary steps have been
taken by the provost marshal gen
eral. said General Crowders state.
ment to provide for the registra-
ton Of those men who will be- at
fected by the act
state headquarters local boards
aud other officials n the various
liiates have been advised tu hold
themselves In readiness to proceed
promptly with their work as soon as
congress has acted and the president.
by proclamation. has fixed the date
uf registration
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-16
Z ROWDER MAKES STATEMENT
~ To PLANS UNDER WAY

WASHINGTON. Aug t5 - PRO
yust Marshal General Crowder an
nouncod today that plans already
have been made fnr registering the
10000 g0s additional men which De-
estimates will Boz brought under the
.aelectiyo service law when congress
euacts the bin extending the age
limits 10 Include men between 5 and
a. years From thls number ap-
proSimntely 600 600 qualified FOR
run military service are expected 20
be- secured
So urgent b. tho need FOR addition.
.al manpOHer. GENERAL crowder said
That the draft machinery is being
put into shape f0r mo great task
ahead without whiting fqg final ac-
ton by conRro Men ~ The now
dram viii be- needed by October !
and 10 get them registration day
viii have 10 be- held nor later than
september " lf possible septem
her q Will bs fixed aa tho daE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-16
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-18

feature of this Stores ability classes
establishing envabe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-15
,lEss BRISK
|rIElST DESPITE
|xlR, sAYsscoTT
Delegate to National Chamber
Of Commerce Returns,

n. d. Scott Of Scott Halliburton com
pany returned TO the city today IRON
~ annual meeting Of the United States
Chamber Of Commerce held at Chicago,
issr days commencing April 3. Okla
homa City was represented at this
neeting by Scott as a councillor and
Auion Clanen and +. s. Malone as
delegates, these three men representing
IN Oklahoma City Chamber OF Com
saorcs The only other Oklahoman at
~ meeting was a delegate represent
~ Muskogee's chamber OF commerce.
Tke United States chamber of com
sasrce has thirty-five different commit
~ appointed TO help the government
~ every week since the declaration ol
'wnr on Germany year ago these com.
ojttees have been constantly active.
"a Mr.. Scott. III was pointed out
shst each Of these thirty-iiye commit
tsss had held a one-week session with
4 representative OF the administration
o. group OF government Representa-
sises, in 1917 so II can be seen how i'm
.pcrtsnt the government regards Their
eeunsel =,
Speaking Of his trip TO New York
Scott said There seemed TO be plenty
d merchandise buyers flocking in iron
all parts OF the country, wholesale
! merchandising seems to be brisk. We
fisd that every time we buy at whole
sale We have TO pay more than the last
time We bought and this increase car
b seen month by month"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-15
|slx OKLAHOMA
COUNTIES GET
FLAG Of HONOR

KANSAS, CITY, No, April l5.--One
hundred and twelve counties and towns
IN the tenth federal reserve district have
been officially awarded and sent
honor flags in the third Liberty
loan campaign by the district head
Quarters officials, j was anaounecd to
night Incomplete and scattered re-
tvrns, Il va, said, showed the campaign
we'll underway in the district with sub
seriptions 10 the rurai sections heavier
than in the preceding Liberty loan cam
paign.
Lancaster county, Nebraska, and Gar.
field county Oklahoma were reported
A. having exceeded their quotas as
counties, while every town in the eoun'
ties had also gone over the top" Sn
Oklahoma counties and iiity.slx Okla
homa towns are said ,o be entitled I
honor flags to date.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-15

Or Hills minces words His list of German atroc
made the audience turn pale lie produced evidence
he back from Europe with hmocia records afdav
photographs and he presented them SIM
and Overwhelmingly convincing way."-Chicago Herald
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-15
AMERICANS DO
BRILLIANT WORK
IN BEATING HUN
PorShIng'S Boys Drive Ger
mans Back In Counter
BY tn. Associated Press.

WITH TIE FRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE. Sunday April l4-Amefiean
soldiers did brilliant work In the stiff
fighting On Friday AZ Brule wood IN the
forest OF Apremoni .orranc, { which
The French gar office already has re-.
icffcd In iis communications a ac-
count NJ the engagement shows that at
W o'clock In the morning, $40 Ger
mans made an assault and attempted 70
occupy a first line trench,
The French commander Immediately
organized a counter attack, IN which
American troops joined and after
fierce fighting. elected the enemy The
ground was strewn with the German
dead.
Shortly ailerwafd On the same day,
gtOups OF Germans were seen 70 be
creeping into the first line Of the Amefl.
can position, which had been voluntarily
lett unoeeupied. American soldiers
dashed forward from the support line
and engaged in grenade fighting and
hand-to-hand encounters The Amefi'
cans. after a severe engagement, re-
pulsed the Germans The enemy SUI.
Tered heavy casualties and left behind
twenly-iouf prisoners.
-W.as-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-15

ward her she pu, out her other hand
pfotestingly =,
Bother my aml" she exclaimed.
whats that 90 this news you've
brought mel Child child why didn't
YOU tell me beiorel But. oi course, j
know YOU couldn't" she conceded gen
erously "kow tell me everything you
are allowed 90 tell me. every little scrap.
n YOU could know how all my LIE I've
longed to do something like that Why,
Margaret, you ought 10 be on your
knees every night OF your lils giving
thanks that an opportunity like this 10
serve your country has come 10 your
She was like a school girl In her en-
lhusiasm. She bewildefed me, swept
away all my pfcconceiyed IDEAS OF her
began to perceive what an imperioui
impeiuous girl this moihef.in.law ol
mine must have been, 10 realize how
much her life with Dickys father must
have cmbillefed her Once when Dicky
was making me suffer keenly on ac.
count oi his attention, 10 Grace Draper
nj, mother had lifted the veil from the
past ever 80 slightly yet enough u
show me that SHE. too. had ir0dden The
same ihofny way IN which my ieel
we're set And her path must have
been toriuous indeed 10 have 70 com
pleily taken out Of her the grnefoui
enthusiasm that | perceived had once
been hers
"l1l tell you everything ! can. moth
er" | said, but wont you please le
me ix your pi lows first 50 you ear
lie down again"
Perhaps" she answered, but belot'
YOU do anything else lock that door j
must be pretty nearly time for Agalh'
to be back and you don't want hel
walking in on ~.
obeyed gladly II was the ihini
| had longtd TO do when ] first cant
INTO the room. but. NJ course, hadn.
dared 10 suggest had talked ~ mel
low tones. however. that ! was sur
Cousin Agatha II her inquisiliy'
old ears we're listening outside lhe doo
couldn't hear a word. although Moth
sr Grahams enthusiastic exclamation
might have conveyed some idea OF ou
conversation 20 any listener
| | had barely resumed my seat a
Mother Grahams bedside, however
when there was a iuftiye turning OF TN
| knob. followed. after a moments pause
by an imperious knocking.
(CopyrighD
WIT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-15
HAS Been A
FRIEND TO me-"
Says Lady, Regarding Cardui, in
Giving This WellKnown Womans
Tssie Credit For Her Good Health.

I, Cleveland, Tenn.-Mrs Joanna Felix
tr, Of this place, after telling OF the
help she obtained from the use Of
Cardui II years ago when it built up
aer health and strength says further
The next time used it (CarduD was
about four or five years ago. had
-. and was just able to drag around
/ for good while, getting worse all the
time ] suffered intense pain in the
lower abdomen and back 90. Could
hardly do my work, ii was all a drag
I.., and walking was very painful for
ne. ] finally had to give up and 20 to
,ed, where stayed about a week 60.
md then turned back to Cardui, my old
riend.
II After starting the Cardui, | was able
. be up in two or three days ... The
pains were relieved soon after begin
,ing to take the Cardui, and when !
yot up, walking was easy for me ..
Got back my health and strength 90.
md in three weeks was able TO do mos
Z my work =.
Its fine medicine. and has been /;
! GOOD friend to me, and am a friend t,
4 To. It's through taking Cardui
iavS been we'll and strong and in goo,
& kt6n1h for the past four or five year
4 uill slHays praise it,"
g1Gi should do for you, what II ha
~ tlsousands Of other women ]
1 1Q4 Try SaIdu. -,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-15
a%a7W1
|1y 41sHc 0Rrirosx
whist Mohsr Graham Said when
MadEe Broke the News TO
Her.

madEe Broke the News 70
7 Her.
dear" began despe'
M rately, for my mother n,law,
Ava expression a. she lay listening
10 me was conducive Of anything but
calmness the reason had 10 refuse
your request TO take care OF you the
other day wa, because ! already had
given my promise to assist Mrs. undei-
wood in some work =,
II know ali about that" she answered
YEARLY and CONTEMPORARY kiehat1
,old me Of her historical drawings u
Won consider that a reason Tor asking
me 10 listen TO you. really must beg
you not to annoy me with the thing
further" ~,
"But YOU don't know all about " ]
returned hunicdly The excuse DioV
gave YOU is only pfeleSt TO cover
some most important work iof. Mrs
Underwood OF which Dieky knows
nothing. and must know nothing u
i,n't nv secret. but Mrs Underwood =
therefore | could not tell you about u
when We talked together before. Bul
| have begged permission OF MIS- On'
derwood 10 tell you and she has grant
ed II, provided ..
| ialicred. my voice Irailed of INTO
silence. Tor my mother -in-law han
turned her eyes toward me, ANA tne
EXPRESSION IN them frightened me u
was so contemptuously indignant
Provided, ] suppose that ] promise
ON stack Of Bibles not 10 run and lai-
lie what you tell me, she snapped.
kept my poisc with difficulty
Provided only that you give your
simple word not 10 let anyone, even
Dicky. suspect what ! tell you
Bitterness Of Spirit
Especially Richard you mean. sh,
said shrewdly and disagreeably anc
then she lay silent and grim ior iull>
three minutes, which seemed {" many
hours TO me. ] knew that every I'M
pefious impulse Of her nature was utg
inc her 10 refuse a hearing 20 me. bu
| also knew that her natural curiosity
was tugping at her will from another
direction Which would win ! hadn
the slightest idea And Cousin Agatha
feet must even now be nearing home
ITS all ridiculous nonsense, sh'
said ai last. hut no one shall ever have
the opportunity to accuse me OF ~.
Justice. You have asked me 10 listen
10 your explanation ] give you my
pledge that ! will repeat no word OF II
10 anyone. But ] warn YOU, Margaret
that It will have TO be an unusual eN,
planation il it wipes out the memory ol
your refusal to take care OF me ,
The quiet amusement with which
listened to the first part oi her little
speech. and my admiration OF the clever
manner in which she had disguised her
curiosity, her real reason for listening
TO me. were hlotied from my conscious
ness by the concentrated rancor OF heI
last words. Evidently my refusal lC
nurse her had hurt and angered hei
more bitterly than had guessed.
"It is an unusual one answered
quietly and then, without any NOR
b preliminarcs | told her OF my connec
ton with the secret work under Lilliar
A Wonderful Change.
" | WAS astounded at the result. IL
credulity, followed by relief and lo
flashed over her face and her eye
sparkled with excitement She sat u
in bed so suddenly that | feared she Ia
Injured her broken arm, but at my hoT
riiied exclamation and movement to
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-15
BUREl AR STEALS FINES
FROM CARNEGIE LIBRARY '

A burglar entered the Carnegie Ii.
brary last night and stole two bags ol
rroney which had been collected Ivy
tines imposed on book borrowers, the
sums in both amounting to about 80.
Doctor Street, commissioner OF public
property. under whose supervision the
library is operated, stated this morning
that he believes the person who robbed
the library last night is the same ono
who gained entrance TO the building a
month ago and stole the pocketbook OF
Miss NJ. F. Hays, the librarian, which
contained the keys to the building
Bolts are being placed on every door
In. the library with the exception Of
one which will be equipped with a
specially made lock,
-------wss.--
Unpaid telephone bills for the montl
Of April are past due. II not paid b
4 S p. m. Of the 18th, service will be dis
continued. Southwest Bell Tel 4 TeI
4 Co. (Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-15

Ruy a Liberty Bond and get your
dollars into uniform
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-15

Whatever your financial measure
you can be iiltsd with a Liberty Bond
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-15

| was astounded at The resuIl. IN
credulity followed by relief and Joy
flashed over her face, and her eyes
sparkled with excitement, She sat up
in bed so suddenly that feared she had
injured her broken arm, but at my hor-
riiicd exclamation and movement to-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-10

u ~ Il. 81. A-a Z"
bausfaa f,iislla tun mloret tooista:
lpot arishifien nrunostu min arpo-
mieliiesti. iotu 'barsuoi rtfunlee man
temmilta.
Sunmuntdina 80 y, ioit.ufualta
oil pastoriume @. Bisfuri iaar.
iaomasia nellie Saiamlan totuutiio
MautlIa fello 10 of Si,nalanpaI'
,peIus ia rippifirffo. aellc pnoli
9 affoi ieurafunnan WioiitctonS ia
.i1lfeen ~iOfoufien pastOrimn:e teboii
ii iGamian ielIaiiia, iOtfa salualpc'
-ppetelIa f0OriIaulua, ia min :ud9dr
ajan pcrasli oil fo6fi, ppStpsia. j.
ia iitt.n Darioiteli:ic. 0e:lo Z IT,
iaila %alto'uat morii.;i)..lt f,s:c
rimnc lc5eolla, io5cn tofaon:u'
niioriirltta foto Ia;!.r :nt'l..m wer'
ratcn. Guoret ia iosnn 'mNlc. +,
oistipat >,.,Eialan inulesta armoS.
i: lNisl'.iila rui, ;. n: .
iiIla ia laiillilla. BielG mainitien
ctt1 masta iOfil tiinti fifteen periiste'
IN foGrimme faiaiitti la,ililn, jotc
oil ebfG barioitellilt tilnnin werrar
ia meri ie toto DgWin, Min lpbper
parjoitufien perGstd. Siis toihpoi
lin ett1 lai,laiat lpaan innolla toim'
ihpat; fplld iiitG !5pspa tulee. Glitter
fcboitan aaas mlpriioa iaaprmaar
;nbliimlle finn pastorimme hile'
t1nnp tammituun %ojulla. San Il
mlojttau ojoisia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-10
-@eiS z|srf @tlis, qRinn.

aiiitos. SS,d. leiIiics fiitot'c: laii
tSien iolillilabjOista jotfa
nellie otpat labiottaneet ieuronapat:
2cbtii1rpcn iritrdfumsalta rohoa ia
suootct@Darao pIi 90 ooIIdrin ar.
tposfa; Stem yort Ynfliit icuraf.in.
malta $1,000; SopeIil&ien ieurafiin
nalto $1e.o0;1 aabbcIta pcrbeclfd
Meo Chen leuraf.i $500. samoin
~paIitptiilie, iotfa oruot labioittancct
roboa ia nii%iutafin ~tuapdraa joiilu.
lnbioina. SamaIIa baliiarnrne I'd.
ten Iaufua parbaot f~iitofict Mile
pstdapillenme iotfa Min runiaasti
miime e,pitotena opat labjoittaneet
ruofatdparaa pnnd muita lubioja.
ISilmala raffailtennc palfitfoon.
Mrmosta rifasta uutta iplotto
toiapurnmc faifillc ruffaille ieura,
funtalaiiilIc ia faifillc pstGapilIem'
me.
Eoipottoa tciodn,
Sauna ia Slrbo Saafana ia lapIei
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-10
Pybdin tbmistsn ybNys

GppSlullIcSIu olpltlultituSlu toIu
lucmmc:
"Ytin1 nsfon ppb1in ibmisten pb
tepocn." &mualesiania plibuttaipan
ppbist1 ibmiiistG. idrfi rupee niitd
r&ifSmiien mltfaan etiimdan eifG
lopo1. Sos t~arfastelen itiedni Min
piGtGn "en ole ppbG, ipoGmeni on
ipnnin peiG." Sos nlenen naapl,-
rim. ei iiell1 ole ppbiG, maan moi
Iicll1 ola iellaiiia, iotfa epGllsfon-
ia t1boen clGapGt mitG iulrimmasia
%ipnnisiG. Npt berGG fpipmps: on-
TO ppbiG ibmiii1 muiialla olemasia
fiiin tnipoasia? &plI1 on. S6dl-
ii maun pGillG Gpat a%illneet faiffi
ne ppbGt. lotfa mt Mpot &aritian
funniasin. 81 ole lilonnollinen
fiiolemn, jpnfa faittta be omat tGGl.
til iiirretpt, beitG ppbifii tebnpt. g.
f%c'plois cpistolan 5 lmisia 90
2S IN. lucnmc: "&ristus rafasti
i,urofuntoa IA o~toi iticniG o@lttiifii
len eocst1, jO.ta bGn fen ppbittaiii,
pubbistoiii fen meIipelosia ianan
foutta. ~innoafieen oietetiifli itlenl1
firfnstcttltno ieurofunnnn, joSIa CT
oliii tabroo cifi r,pppG, eifG mi-
G1n len Lnista. .raon jofo oltii pp.
i il !aittcind,ou." SGsIG n1em-
NJ p3hnpt mule ipp,. &riStufien
alttiino ilt"nfrnncn cocstd. @ol.
gotan fuffulnlla riippui Sierra Sec
lus ristillG, jimnalattoman, inn.
,cisii ia r;ffpnufiisio flolleen IT,
20 c>sstI. @oittaianu bllt
il b1n tGpbelliien moittobuuoon
SO pnStdptettp!" Sotamics fci-
5GGlIr Upaii bGnen fplfcniG "josto
mloti mcri ia mcii." Seciitt'cn we-
II ~ runo'!u foStccn mc'i. ios.o
ic~rlrnfunto cn iprtpnrt. filt"r npps'
Mi CECILIA olceuisio mGrsipisiG ia.
rro: "pltbbistuen len mclipeiosio
'1non foittto." TGin Oh ipntpnpt
ppbid ibmiiid. 2utber larao; Sos
fofo utoailmo usfoiii &ristiifieen,
Min ei Simnola ndfiii muailmasio
cnempi. ipnti1, fuin ouringpsia 10
muo." @pGitsfo ic on, iofd pitGo
ibniiet ipnnin ala .jn len orjind.
Miltto alma ppipp1t tGmGn i%otiipon
ieitrofumion ppbGt uSfosIo f1iitt1
tpinG.N SaimoosIo. fun usfp on
mimlttunut nGfemiiefii, n1cnlme
mpos ppbid tGpbelliippoesiGGn, fun
iiellG Ct enGG ole ipntiG. @aiffo
olenmefin tdGllG jofa betfi &ristuf-
fen tGpbelliippoesi1 iitG fuin toi-
maasiofin, min on ie itieltGmmefin
fofonaon lalattit. Npostoll lonoo:
"lpnti alma meibin tarttlti ia bitoif-
Il tefee." "Mc plenme mielG ioti-
ipasio felirnfinnasia ia lentGboen
iaammefin jatfiapasti tinnustua
"MinG usfon ppbGin ipnisten pb-
tepoen, ppbGn pbteiien i%eurafun-
man,"
Samld pDbd ieitraflnta eli ole ia.
tettD tGnne maailnaan oman omen
Ia iiojoan, ipaan on Ieilrofnnnar
Sierra, Seeins lGbettGnpt YpbGr
Scneen fen boi%tajofii. go mine
olcn rittoilcpa Sidd ia ban antac
tcilIe toiien Euolistaion olemaar
teioGn tansianne ianfaiffiiesti, to
tiiuoen Sengen, jota maailma c
Etpoi ottaa wastaam fosfa ie ei nat
bdntd eifG titnne bantG; mi,tta Il
tunncte banet, fila bdn ppipp tel
Dan tpf0ndnne ia on teisfd oIehpa.'
Sob. ID: 16, IL.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-10
9ambam @aam saparoita

on ipaifea iaaoa. Ninulla on fiii-
tenfin mieId 3totiin baIfoiaban te.
rid ia niioen binnat otpot postimaf.
Iuneen: 3 ia nelids-oia ioI. $1.25
ia A iaT. SLAB. Npos Ioptpp aars.
tcja, binto, $t.45 postimofiuneen,
mutta ruffio, ruotiin pitlffoja ia
partomeitiid en- moi banffia enren.
fitin iota Ioppuii. Matto faiteita
on mpSs jonfiin iperran uield, bin.
ia $500.
Suomen moan ieindfartta mot.
iaa 35c. postimaffineer.
Mm2. Gbtuarbs,
MsbtabttId, Ohio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-10
Gairpurt Sarbur, Obio.

Gru. 2utb. &anlallisienrafunnan
iuloiifofous oil ioiilufnun 30 b.,
iosio tpirfailijoifii nalittiin entilet
patti 5. Motionin tilalle &c. Sa'
fola firiurifii. Sbmetellen taptpp
ionoo, tGbGn asti on Sierra meta
outtmnut. Seurafuntammc nlfonni
men plioli on jofa Wuoii e~oistpnpt
futen mlioiifpfouflemme poptdfirla
,ioittao. Ser|rlliucr puoli, ei tic
tpsti meme futen ic iaili mcnid,
8aat fiitos Sialle,. cttG epanfelin-
minIpuboas totuiis fuifuu feiirafnit
nashmmc! Suurto on, ettd jofu-
fam tulec fGiittGmGGn %ontiintcnIo
@oifatan tposid.
IiGll1 meioGn fplGsiGmmc on
Iuonaloilet enemmistona, joten
!l4il1 t1nG muotenn tnlee ole
nlddIA jofieenfin iuomalainen mirfo-
fiillta.l Sept meilld on tdGllG 5air-
pot.lsdh l%pntpnpt ia foslponnt nlo-
I pokli pG1lliffo Sob. Ibo, josto
oI.rohrle pnljon .bUuGl. S1n on
tunncstu iiimotii ia rebellilefii mic
)efli, joto lima aicn1asia maaoitoai1
Snmoin toiietfin iuomalaiIet jotfo
till3pat fplGmme apirfafuntaan o.
pot l%uptcttGpio henfiloitG. Witc
me- t%papomEnc, unioclto mirfnfunnal
ia on ic: ett1 nlio lifoilet pallppcli
mlollcct tule.pat pitbbistetufii, cite
tGs.G ctecnpGin 1arjotcta fdmplipe'
liG flltcn tGbGn usti on tebtp, cifG
iollito lniiSlG alaifGisten poifaster
iibfapeliG pelaten bufato ~aniioitan'
ia ia tefepGtpG peIfaa liiafii. Ga.
moin prtboistiis oliii toiapotfopn ia.
lofopafoista ia NINA oroerien otto.
jista, joita meioGn fplGsidmme on,
Hiin puolcstani toinpon onnen ia mG
ncstpstI uuoclle pirfofunnallc jo
nGpttGfGG liipmulaiiino rcbelliippter
c foniollc. &plGmmnc foscpao mo-
peosti. Saloja rafennetaan len min
fG cboitGGn. &ullloni mlifaan on
:pisto iatan toloo rofenteilla.
S1dllG meioGn fplGsiGmme on
toiminut oiu,isfallppo H.
ncstpfiellG ltieito muoiio, jonfo pb-
tcptecn MT perustettiin maitofoup'
pa, jpltfo boitojnfii tuli Siof Wtot-
on Snfo toto cttG nellie ia tito
n1iiellc ieurofunnollc tiilce pbtetlei
jublot? Notwithstanding patti
,ttG fun banfimme uubct urut itie-
nGisten funsio pbteiieSti min iitten
mibfijGiSjnblot piodnmle pbteilet, o.
lisbon ic 10 eniimGinen osfcl fun
paiienfin ieilrofunyon pilolelto TO-
J. Jintool pGin, iainoin fumpuilcnfir
'flmlini opettojait firfollisfpfo'
Iupouficnian f1ptannosit
Sliii paifalloar
iananlasfu: Ec
libohpo rita
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-10

ihpPDptius Oeupo fNosS~
mon pastori Suisfoielle ter
,oo fGpmGGn meiIId
fo nleillG toos aIfaa uliii miioit
,itpotan foifille @olgotm teosia
mttiaiIlc, boialla olepille peliille
ia iiIarille arntorifostn imitta nuot-
ia, i%anoin olfoon ietd llrpiloinen
oiitiioalIiiesti teripeboittp foifiltd
tdaIId olefpiIta usfospaiiiIto fplld IT.
iein maistomtte teitd tddlld.
ystdfpppoeIld itiesiGdn mista ia
pirbeeI[inent ipoait anfiosfa @oIgo.
tan aiitnudfii febtp,
DootuioI Solminen.