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he ran across q story which caGse1
him to laugh so much and so loud that
the ladies OF the court, who heard him
in an adjacent room, came running in
with their knitting TO see what the
matter was.
The kaiser had little respect for our
architecture. He thought our sky
scrapers. of which he had seen illus
trations. were hideous.
How terrible TO desecrate the land
scape with such tall buildings" he
commented. "They hurt the eye How
can people live in them?"
1 explained that most of the build
ings to which he referred were Office
buildings, but that we did have four
teen and fifteen-stOry apartment houses
and hotels, and even higher ones, in
which the upper floors were used for
living purposes just the same as the
lower ones. He couldn't believe it
possible that people would consent to
live so far above the ground, and from
his own aversion to visit a place that
was even one story above the ground
floor, rather got the idea that he was
afraid of height. Under the building
laws prevailing in Germany no build
ing of more than five stories may be
erected.
Perhaps the quality that he envied
most in US was our inventive genius.
When Orville Wright was flying at
TempelhOfer Field, in Berlin, in the
early days of aviation, the kaiser
could not restrain his admiration.
Il wish 1 could encourage my people
to become great inventors, such as
America has produced" he declared.
rather hOpelessly. AZ admire your
wonderful inventive genius"
The kaiser objected very much to the
fact that many of the foreign opera
singers were attracted to New York
by reason of the fabulous sums paid
them at the Metropolitan opera house.
Despite the fact that the kaiser &C
cused US of spending our money too
lavishly, he repeatedly charged the
English as we'll as ourselves with be-
ing mOney-worshipers.
1.-THE AnglO-SaxOnS worship man.
mon, and they try to gloss it all over
with show of religion" he said.
your rich Americans have so much
money, Davis, that they really don't
know what to do with it. Why, re-
| Gently one of your millionaires saw
my castle at Corfu and sent one of his
representatives to the court with the
presumptuOus message, Please tell the
kaiser that 1 will buy his castle at
Corfu, and ask him what's his price =
l had word sent back that the castle
was not for sale. The American then
told my representative that he wOuldn' t
take mo- for an answer. The cheek of
the man! He said he didn't care how
much it cost. 1 sent word back to
that man that there were not enough
dollars in the world to buy that castle.
There are some things that your dol
! lars won't buy, Davis, and one of them
is my beautiful castle at COrfu!''
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The Kaiser as | Knew ! lin
for Fourteen Years
C1
By ARTHUR N. DAVIS. D. D. S.
ecopyrteht 1s1s By the Mec1urs Nswspaper syndleas
CHAPTER xIII-continued.

After tie kaiser had had his sleep,
was summoned to his dressing ROOM
He entered the room attfred in a red
flannel undershirt. 1t was the first
time l had ever seen him in such a
state of plebian negligee, and I receiV-
ed more or less of a shock. ! had been
so accustomed to seeing him in uni
form, both in pictures and in person,
that it had never occurred to me that
underneath that symbol of pOmp the
kaiser probably dressed the same as
we lesser mOrtals. I noticed incident
ally that when he put on his military
rOat he put It on right over his under
shirt.
Homburg was much nearer the tr-
Ing line than Pless. although. of course,
at very safe distance. l noticed,
however, that here anti aircraft guns
had been planted, but apart from that
there was hardly any more activity
than there had been at Pless.
While walking down the corridor l
was stopped by an officer and asked
who was, but, as rule, l came and
went without molestatiOn and seldom
kaiser's adjutants had given me and
which permitted me to enter and leave
army headquarters for the whole year
1917.
When I was driven through the
streets Of HOmburg, both coming from
and going to the railroad station, in the
kaiser's mOtOrcar, and the SecOnd-man,
or bugler, on the front seat, blew the
horn, people came running out of
stores and from afar TO get view CT
the important parsonage who occupied
the kaiser's own car Many of them
saluted me or raised their hats, and
thought how angry they would have
been had they known they were put
Ing themselves to SO much trouble to
salute an alien enemy!
The righteousness of the whole
thing impressed me very much. For
the moment 1 was part of the play
which was ever being made TO i'm
press and awe those whom the kaiser
was pleased to refer to as "my peO
pie." but whose appreciation means
everything, even to a monarch who
rules "by divine right"
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RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION
FOR THE KIDNEYS

For many years druggists have watched
with much interest the remarkable record
maintained by DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root,
the great kidney, liver and bladder medi-
cine.
It Is physicians prescription
Swamp-Root Is . strengthening medi-
cine. It helps the kidneys, liver and blsd-
der do the work nature intended they
should do.
STsmp-Root has stood the test OF years.
Il Is sold by al druggists on its merit and
it should help you. No other kidney nedi-
cine has 80 many friends.
Be sure to get SEamp-Root and start
treatment at once.
However, If you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents TO DR..
Kilmer & Co., Biaghamton, n. Y, for .
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this pzper-Adv.
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seHIna Eaqs bY the Pound.

Canada has been making the expert
ment Of selling eggs by the pound In
stead Of by the dozen. according TO
Consul Fred c. Slater, Sarnia, On
tario.
''The only obstacle in the way OF q
unanimous Endorsement Of the plan is
seemingly that the public has not been
educated to buy that way" says Mr.
Slater. "As refuting this objection II
is pointed out that. In view Of the wide
variation In the size Of eggs, the con
sumner would quickly realize that the
system affords a fair and just basis Of
charge"
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Discovered-A New state.

Francis was sitting at the table dill
gently studying his next days geog-
raphy lesson After porting over the
map Of the United States for some
time he turned to mother with the
question:
where is the state Of InnOcence?'
''What do you mean. child?" mother
asked In establishment.
WELL" explained Francis, "the
teacher told US today that Adam and
Eve was born in the state OF limo
cence, but can't find it on this map"
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Novel House-Roat.

A desirable residence. which COM
msnds an excellent sea-view, is a fish
ing boa. which has been converted
into a dwelling house, and is now the
home Of a family living somewhere
on the north coast OF England The
situation Of the dwelling suggests good
facilities for indulgence In sea-bath-
ing during the summer months.
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Jack Barrymore, the actor, was In
a group who were cracking cOnun-
drums, when he asked: Now, you
fellows seem very clever at such
things, so tell me what Is the Differ
ence between a mosquito and an ele-
plant"
1.-THE difference?" asked one.
YES" answered Barrymore.
They all gave 1T up, when the actor,
walking away, said:
Their shane"
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Prospeetive plsappoirtment.

'fYassum - said Sister Maudie Wad-
dies. yves done whipped de Ger.
mans. Nah husband Is over dar, and
1 reckon he made a hand at II.
s'pects when dat black man gifts home
he'll be so pulled up he'll think he can
whup me. Right den and dar he's
gwine to 'skiver dat I amt no Ger
man."-Kansas City Star.
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cutIeura cemplexIens.

Nothing better than Cuticura Soap
daily and Ointment as needed to make
the complexion clear, scalp clean and
hands soft and white. For free sam
pies address "Cuticura, Dept. <, Bos-
ton" Sold by druggists and by mail.
Soap ., Ointment 25 and 50.-Adv.
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Knew what He was polna.

visitor-aYou were altogether too
modest in talking to that gentleman
about your golf" Member-"But that
gentleman is the chairman Of the ham
dfcap committee Judge.
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Make it your life-rule to stamp your
best upon everything that goes through
your hands.-Dr. Orison SWEET Marden.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-12-26

Cane sugar. we are told. beats beet
sugar, but beet sugar beats no sugar ae
aH.-Boston Transcript.
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cheerfuI Gfver

"Are you making presents this
Year," YES; expect to kill about
forty friendships
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Some Difference

Keep clean inside as wen rs outside By takInl
6 gentle laxative at least once week, such q
Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Adv.
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ImpuIsiVe Utterance.
''Bliggins prides himself on saying
what he Thinks yes. But he doesn't
think before he says it"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-17
SnbSmmelliIet &iitofiemme

Ypp6Gmme nielGfin laltila Ieltrd'
funtalaiiillerme, iotfa taas fpiio
ben maibeesia olette meta raffaii'
Den lobioillanne mrtistaneet
&%oloipalon Seurof. Iabia papin pt
fiji;
WooIe 2ofen 8onbalta g. lablo
t%uparosia arm. $t1.00; labia ra
bosIa $500;
Mice Miper'in Seuraf. labia arfp.
$500;
2aplerista &allion ia @nstatlorlln
perbeiltG lobja arm. $1,000;
8rigbtin Serraf. labia $500;
Mrs. Syobn @allita 200;
Mrs. Sobn @ollilta Mrs. gsiemelle
faunis Iaattia matto,
Mrs. 2uomalta Mrs. Wiemelle Lob
ia ann. $500;
Sbomionin Seiiraf. f~esfuioesta o.
rift Mattionilta Iabia tatparosla arm
$1,000;
Wotti @osfeIta arm. $500;
go,pepn Seurof. Iabia $1,000;
ysosbmoufesta Mrs. ia Mr. @ntti
Iaaffoielta $500;
Woplen Seurafnnnosta WrS. jaVtr
2ufforiIta Iabia arm. $500;
Mrs. ia Scr. SaareIta arm. $1.5O;
Wrs. ia Scr. 2ommilta $500;
Mrs. Sacob Ierieltd $3.50;
ynnG miita labioia iotfa tdsid III
Iiii pitfdfii Itetella;
Ppp66mme e%ritptiemmin fttttdd
Mrs. ia Scr. 2ustiein perbettd grr
Iesfa Iabioistante ia IdmpimGsto
pstGupp6en oioit1tfitstanne meta
fobtaan, ia niistS bausfoista bet
fista ioita Iufemottomia tertcio 0
femme teiIld tpiettdneet.
ystdmGtl 2abiarne p,tbrhpot nreil
Ie SnmdIan beneen moitittumuf'
rqffmiben IammSstd ia pdlfitiepni'
iun,Sesfa ioto fesfiuioesianre tebbpr
tp0mi 10 1s futiobello oIette nellie
oloittaneef. $erro ebeueerfin rdt'
fuatenia tilen fpOdnisidrnnte pdlo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-17
Mshtabnla, Sar6pr DIN

Observation-Disclosures Wtr. Bile
MUS poiffeii fplGsidmme mattal-
liam opistoIle tGmGn frltn a ia B p.
oifona. Sartaiis betfi oil Sopptats'
Iaiantaiiltana Moiiion talosio, JOS
ia prbuiapat 8iIeniiis ia past. Bi-
leen. Slta full bupaiiesti jnmtalan
Ianan 6GresiG laitlellesia ia HUN
nenesSa eipanfelirmin ianon irtlts
tusto. Sasi1 tilaiiunoesia fattttet
tim mpos mapaebtOinen folebti @t
Ieniufien oipiistamilen bptpatlt.
S66mme fits toipomoan ,SSiimalart
ormoiiunousta talle niiorelle fpel'
ieIle ettG bGn menestpiii ia pablpls
t,,iii iumalan arnton tuntemtlesla
ia eta bdnestd mpos malmistiitlt
mics Ssiimolon mieleen mrtaan boz
men moltafuntonia w%oiniolle lilo
oifomme faipaa tooelliiia tpornte'
hia iotfa fofoaa ,pilioa aittoibit Ill
Ia moiniot on 10 poalertitf'elfa
a~ristufiesio olenlme fotftt tpp,pr'pt
I'd wiliaa.
sifilinen ia fofpa taiiott tobfaiis
tnli nuorufaiieen, Saitrt Self'ln
tm,oIa armosiam ottaa fttrrtt 1io'
r,rfoilio ia muishtttao, ettd eldlla
~nuorenfin on MOAN irmolon taoesla
@uotopaa oliii ettd eldnnd @rtstiit'
,es,o firfastuiii faifille rtitortlle 10
monboire, ettd poiiimme ior'oa'
~Mita nina npt elan libusia, zen,
NINA elan itmolon poiar iistosla"
neutrality-suspicious. pi'o'uo
fouf,esio iofa of tdmdttf. 8 p. paa
tettiin ottaa faptdntO0n rdirtof'en
oifoo foifisia ieiirdfitrr'ait fotoiii
,is,o ia iItrnisia. fefd ppbd emu
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-17

wiiffo bartai1sbetfisiG, iofa pppbe
tG1n leltrafuntalaisten ottaa bliomi.
oonia. sis ppbGra aamuiumalan
palApelus alfaa $50 ilta bartaus
betfi ppbG iltaiin $50 8iifolla pi.
oettGmGt fofoufiet fello Z j. p.
SGsiG fofoitfiesia malittiin pirfaili-
jot muooelle 1918. &ofouiesia nal
litii pfiimielinen ia rauballinen mie
Ii, BpbGfoulll alfaa t~almifautenia
Is p1imG fello $3.50 aamulIa. &aif-
fla leurufunnon nanbempia feboi
tetaan lGbettGmGGn lapiia fonliit1t.
ia Iomalla muistitttamaan lapiille
fuuliaiiuutta opettaiaa ia Srmalan
Ionaa fobtaan eta motif teboa tpoto
lola eifG bitofultfiella.
8iimeiiestG manbempain naister
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT fofoitfiesta, iofa oil
gtiIulan luora oil fabpipopodstd
tuIoja $500. Seliraafpa fofors on
mr.. Saafob Seinon ailnolla.
!, &irieenipaibtaia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-17
T11dtkamMiSteItmia

ScyouIrnoattono lGbbin Warengoon
isis. firffofuntomme Muttala-leb-
ben oIioille. @entelGn mierasma--
roiIesia fooisia din potd, 1onlii'
oomlno fofoonnuimme booltlle ptet
t6mGGn jitblao Saimolan ionon dd-
resIG. Sllallo oil lastenjitbla, JOS
ia wielG prtbuin. Sopiet iuortttifpat
obielman erittGin bptpin, POLIO olt-
fin tGsid iublasia ppbdfoulitlopiia.
faanista oil nGbbd ppbdforlinopet-
toiio ,iotfa oliipat buoIellu tebneef
lasten opetiistpotG. Sc opettaiat
tcette fallista tpotG, opetatte lapiil-
Ic iuloista iuomenfieltd ia iamana
follista Sirmalan ianaa.
Iortb yorfisia pitbuin Slmalan
ionaa Scr Safalan inibesia talosid,
iobon of joiilufii muiittanitt. &pl.
ilmasta buolimatta oil to.
foontunit palio fonioa. Sielld OF
perustettu fristillinen miorifoieiira.
iofo on toiminnasio. 8ield piibuir
Marcngosia Scr Sinin tolosia. &ii-
tos foifiae pstGtpille, foifesta pol
ipeliifiestannef
SO. Sirpi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-17

Noponen.
9:fii. &esfusteltiin lasten leboeS-
til ia pGGtettiin tilata, aiia ldtettltm
Oampio Salmiien toimefiL lota IL
loa lebtiG tarpeen :mafaar.
tO:fli. &esfusteltiin %ienrafur
nan idGntoien painattamriesta, tut
tim liiben pGGtofieen eta fplptdan
eniin M~uttajon painolta palionto ne
tuliiiwat mafiamaan, aiia idtettltn
iobtofunnan buolefit.
sta. Clinics beratti tplpmptlen
fl1info moitoiiiin tGGlld oletpon tile
nGiien Gap. 2utb. leurafnnnan ta1tS''
ia oIfoo toteuttamam firfollistoto'
ufien toirpomusta, etta taalla ole
mot Gw. 2utb. &amiallisieuratultto
ia 2irtb. itienGinen iertrafnnta pbtpl
itpat. aiiasta fesfusteltiin ia ptlt'
mielilesti ti,ltiin iiiben padtofieen,
ettd teboddn fpipmps itienaiieHe leaa'
rufunnalle. @iia idtettiin jobtotrlrt'
nan tebtGapdfii.
t2:sta. sc. &alo teai fpipmpt.
len, eifo nosteta pastorin palttaaS
g(iiosta fesfusteltiin ia pastori oft
~toistaiIefIi tpptpmGinen iiiben u1tto
lind npfpGdn on, ioten paltta tdt
entiielleen.
t3:sto. IobtGfiria pdatetttitt Ut
laista M~uttajasia..
14:sta. &ofous Iopetettttn post.
@ilenin pitGmGIld ruforfiella ia,
loltlr,lla Sionin &anteleesta 429.
t5:sto. &ofoufiesia mollttit pt.
iimieliIpps ia f%esfinGinen toistenia.
nmmGrtGminen ia milfas pitbeitten-
fGptto pi1oro.
&ofoitfien p~uolestd,
Wotti SafoIa, firinri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-17
SpSamellimen fiitus

.Golumetin Nltoriioliitolle iiita
iuuresta rubolabiasta, minfd iolila
no iaime tbastaanottaa. &iitoS mpos
fin pfiitpiiille benfiloille raba pntd
muista fGptGnnolIiiista lobioista,
ioito meille min runiain mdartn
annoitte.
&iitos mposfin Gbatbamin ieit'
rafunnan ompeluieuralle rabalab'
iostaan.
Sylunolo faiffien bplpien labioien
ontaia Seille pstGapGt rinlaastt
bpwpptenrte palfitfoor.
Calumet, Micb. Samntifrnilla 1913
Gina ia @otti 8isfari.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-17
Maistoia jonlnlomaa iuietosta S
r%pniuppbisIa ia len DmpGristDllG

Nv
Eorstaina 90 b. ionllif. IGbti mei-
I'd Iulri joilffo Suomi.opiston oppl
loita ioululomalle Minneiotaan ia
Iicbiganiin. Minun matfant pdd
mGGrG of Sronipooo, Wicb. inna
lGbti Sancocfin aiemalta flo: IL
illollo. Oon matfusteltitamme ioo
puimme aamillla mGbGn mpobastpi
nd Sbomostoniin. SielfG of meta
wastasia mr.. Oianperd, ionfa mit
fana pGGiinme 8afefieloiin. Sans'
ia oil ajaa tho folmen mailin mot
ia raittiisia aamiiilmasia, 8afefiel
oisiG poiffeiimme paStori Samasta
teripebtimGsid. SGnen fooistaan jat
foimme matfda Sr~onhpoobin. Npt
meta oil ainoastaan fafii ialelld,
Sobn Safala meni pastori Saapa'
fen liio ia aIlefirioittaniit postort
@aiunnan Iiio. Saiisfa oil tafpata
pastori ia rolapa 8aiuntoa, fun be
moIemmot elipdt Siimdlan ormosta'
ientGbben m1iooostui iiella festiis
teIi,t mieliG lGmmittdtpGfii. 81 or
molasten torpitie fomin faitpait pb
besi1 ola, fun be tintefpat toiienia
iamon ifan lapiifii. Berjantoiltano
oil eniimGinen fofous Wontreaolis'
ia mrs. @ronberfin liona. &oitfpa
@oIunta ia allefirtoittanit pititpdt
Ipbpet pubeet ia lupiet mpos iiio'
rittipot obielmao, iiIld ie oil lastert
ompeIuieurat fofois. &misfa oft
oIIa ormoIasten fansia foolld loii
Ioo ia pIist6a rafasta $erraamrte,
iofa peIasti meibdt pereIIdGn.
@unmuntaino oIfoi iitte mart.
noinen iublien obielna, aomrnlla oil
en5in iumaIdnpaltpelas 1esiemerts'
I'd ia iltapdipdlld Iasten iidbld s.
romtpoobisia. 2opiet iaorittispdf run
ioasti cbeIrnoa. 1a
gostori Woinrta ia dllefirfcttta'
nut pitSpGt lpbpet pubeet |astori
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-17

8aori fpieli lapiilta ioulun merit
tpfiestG. Slibla onistlti bpnin ia iGt
ii bausfat muistot faifille j1tblasia
olleille. Wpos iain oIla miifana:
mea6millen, 8esiemerin 8afefiel-
Din, Sron 8eltin, 8asslafin ia Stint
lepn lasteniitblisia. Yalion of miii.
ia ianan iulistustilaiiuufiia, joisIa
iai faiiuttaa iitG i%loianomaa, ettd
Seeiufien tperesia ia nimesiG me o
lemme iiGti iiunatiiita. SALON iain
Serran armosta ia Sdnen ianas
taan nalittia, nGitenfin iublien al
fana. 8aIjon Jain mposfin aineel-
lista puolta, iofa til~aiiulioesia, eta
mposfGGn rliltmiin rafpirtoa uribo-
tettii, fpllG Ie mp0s TAI oiaania Ds
tGapien runIaasti fatetuista pOpois'
tG. Sabbon ipbGmmelliiesti fiittaa
teitG faiffia, ioiben fobeisia lain
piettGG Iil%tnat1ita betfid ia pstGtpdl
listG fobtelii lain oiafieni. Suliii
liian spitfGfii luetella erifieerp tet
oGn nimet, i%entGbben lauipn pbtei-
.iesti fiitofieni teille faifille Srma-
Ian runias iiunaiis letpatf0On faif
fien teibGn pli ia %tapttdf0on Serra
armollaan ia ~ralrballaan faiffien
usfomien ipo6met. Olfoon faiffien
Serran omain ilona ia raitbarta riS
tim naiilitth Seeius ia banen loptr1
totperenIG. Sierra on bpma ia barte11
l~auperbenia ppipp iiantatffrest''
SGmG olfoon meibGn faiffien tltrtpo
tGnafin alfaneena puotena. 8eljen'
ne &errasia, &alle @foren.
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Kansankirlsit1

Nrscfet, q. Dat.
81 Gle oIliit fauaIle aifaa until.
fla tGGlt1 8rocfettista. maiffa diff
alma iotafin iofa iaiii ella rdbtd
wdnG, ettd elet6dn iif6 tGdIldtin,
iorlirfuun % pditpdn6' iaapii fes-
fuuteemme Suomi opiston oppilas
u. @bo, ionfa iobtamana muooos.
tliitpat ionliiiublamme iiunaiista tb
fupifii betfifii, ioten bdnen iielils.
ioan on inmalan armA f~irfasttnnt
%iuurefii josta bGnelle on lilo full
aillc fertoa ia tobistaa iumalan ia
nan apiilla tobefii eta iutnala on
ibmeellinen ipntiiiG fobtaan.,
gsiin, iumala tiet1G ettG minG mie
leila me itiefufin fuiilimme ne o.
pettupaiiet pitbeet, ioita niiori iaar
naia Siimalan ianan aipulla tulfitii
nellie, Snofoon Slimala, etta ME
taiffi pitdifimme mielesiGmme etta
ne tiiliiipat bebelmdn fantamaart
fesfuoeSIamme. l1r6en tpro6en Ito.
no oil meilla establishments pb
bistpfien p~noiifofous, iota iamalla
berGtettiin iifeGstG nnesta ulioes-
taan taimaltamaan ~alfaipalle ipito-
belle. &ofoltsta iobti Mr. 81. Mbo
ia ie m~nooostli erittGin pirfistG
mGfii 5etfefii iosia ebelld mainittu
oppilas Ibo pitt mieliin painltfpan
pitbeen ia feboitti niioren Samlielin
tarpoin tlntemaan Serraa Min iitte
poimme bdnen nimeenid toinia rlo
riion bptpdfii &ofois ubflii ldm
minta fannatusta, ioten ieltraan pb
tpi mliistafieni 18 urta iaientd, 10.
ia ilmali elon merffiG. Hiiolestani
toihpon forfeiman iiunausta file
tp0lle, jofa on erittGin tGrfeG lasten
ia mloriion benfielGmGn iltbteen ia
me manbempi mGfi olfaamme mpos
m1fana iilld olenmeban pbta per
5ettG, iosia pn nitoria ia nanboia ia
fGiffi teemme iaman talouoen bp-
mGfii ia bpoopfii.
Soan fiittG oppilas glboa tGGllG
fGpnnistG ieurafiinnan ia 6. &c. fen
ran puolesta niistG opettatpaiiista
plrbeista! Objelma oil ienraama:
Obteislaiilua, pitbe oppilas @bolta
r,tno glipi &~Gbf0ieltG, laitIua nei-
DIT Mnna ia Olfa Sobnionnilta, ".
bon iGstpfiellG, litfemista mr.. S.
SGmiGltG, laiillia ~tilapdinen foorL
lltfemista neiti &atri SGmiGltd, I'll
no Soa Sitotari, laiill1a tilapGinen
fo0ri, r,trto Mnna @dbf0ieltd, life.
mista neiti Mnna Si1otarilta, mrs.
gliitmaa manbempi fertomus ia pu
be, pbteiSlaulua. 2opnfii Dbteislal-
-
III ia stbon pitdmallG rlifoufiella
pGGttpt obielmamme. Objelman pad
tpttpG ,palittiin eirfafunta' iilSelle
tpi,ooelle, iobon tl1li %ieitraatpat: Pu.
beenjobtajafii mr.. 8ili @innmaa,
tparalle Beter &abfonen, rabaston
b%oitajafli mr.. $. SGmiG maitbempi
poptdfirjurifii neiti anna Snotari.
Mabastonfiriurifii mr. &alle &pllo-
men firjeen maitajafii Seter &abfo-
men. Gnii fofoiis pioetGdn iunnrn
tainn tothmifinln 90 p. flo: 2 ]. y.
firfosi ia. Wiistetaanpa fatfin fo-
fontliaa fofonfieen ia banffia run
loasti obieImaa. Eoiipon onnea ia
ormorifasta unttta nuotto faifille
glltttaion liifiioille.
s.. 6. &irieennpaibtaja
49,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-17
Tairportim Sapna. Gtu. 2utb. &an-
IallisIeurafmmmam .iunuiifofpnffesta
ipmfnfmnn 30 p. 1917.

tffi. @ofons 'alettiin laplilla
Sionin aanteleesta 23S ia pastort
SO. SO. @iIenin pitdmalld rnfotfiel'
Ia.
2:fii. 8iime miioiifofoifien pop
tGfirio l,tetttiin ia bppGfipttin.
3:tli. &esfusteltiin minfdlaista
a1nestpstapaa f%GptetGan inljetiilla
lipuillafo mai fGtten ~plosnostolla.
I11tos oil ett1 fGtten nostolla.
4:fii. Silinturfastaiien laiiiiti1to
fuluneelta m~uobelto. Siilola oil
81, 1926. 95, Menot iamalla a1alla
$6s2.s5, iGdnnos $543,1O. Silin-
tarfostaiut oliwat tilt oifeifii boz
woinneet ioten rabastonboitalalle to
fous mpondi tiliwapauoen lantot1t
robostonfiriurille
5:f1i. 8irfailiiain malinta, pitt
mieliIesti eiimiebefii 0aarpeo Sal'
n1inen, entinen; maraeiimies Saatto
Soleen, entinen; f~irjurifii Wtattt
.Sofolo, parolle Sob. Sobto, emit
men; robostonboitaiafii Watti Ealo'
entinen; iobtofuntaan fafii liia1a'
ientG, 8. &ulbere ia 81 Saart ertt'
men; firfforaatiin: post. IS. Us. Wi-
len, Syiaf Mottlon, S. Saleen, ".
Ioponen, s. &iiulberg ia We. Bob'
to. 9irfon poltpeliiut: Scr ia Wtrs
Wsdtti aujala 20 oollarin ipiioltpal-
follo. aesfnstoimifuntaan: Stat
Mation, sc. Bolo, S. Soleerl. &el'
lonIoittoiofii Scr 6. IpfGlamdft nc.
auiolo. llrfurifii Matti Safola en-
tinen. Sartousieuroien iobt. ".
gsoponen, urfiirille opulaiieflt Ser'
ia @uioIa. IpbGfoulan opetta1af:
Ooomio Salminen iobtqiafii, VI.
Moponen, s. &ansds, Sobn Pobto,
Senia 2uiala, Olga @ieminett' Sat'
no Somppi gIiino 2oiid. 11ittistet
firioittoidfii Msrs Moria &otomdtt
TiIintorfastaiifii Sobn Iobto, s.
auuIbere ia 9. @attion.
6:fii. IGdtettiin fantao fatit to-
Iebtio firfonpolpeliion polffoor'.
7:fIi. &esfiisteltiin rntiien iirtii.
len b~anffimiiesta ia pdGtettiin lott.
toa pbtciiet itiendiien ieitrafrtitt'ai'
fansIo, iamoin pdGtetiin tpiettdd pb'
teiiet urfuien wibfiidisiubIat fiitrt
irut tilefpnt.
SaH. 8olittiin fdfii berttr'ert
fomiteo iofa bonffii urfurabot, mo-
Iihtf'i tiIitpot 9. Solnriner ia w.