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Smyrna times., 1918-04-10
STATE MUST SEND I4I MORE MEN
Provost Marshall Orders $4,000 Ad-
dtionaI Men to Join Freedoms Army

Provost Marshall Orders $4,000 Ad-
dtionaI Men to Join Freedoms Army
Coincident with President Wilson's
renewed pledge that the United States
would remain in the fight with ever
increasing force until complete vic
tory is won, Provost Marshal General
Crowder Saturday night issued orders
to $50, 600 draft men TO be inducted
into military service this month.
Pennsylvania with 10, 956 will supply
the largest number of men of any one
State. Ohio is second with 10, 3O2;
New York third with 10, III; Mary
land will send 2120 and New Jersey
2137. Delaware stands at the bot
tom, her allotment being only 141.
While men in the call number 116, 700
the Provost Marshal General declined
to give out the details of the division
of white and colored men among the
states. The movement of these men
to training camps will begin April &c,
and continue for five days. Mobiliza-
tion points and the cantonments to
which the men are ordered are with
held for military reasons. This call
completes the first draft.
Smyrna times., 1918-04-10
AUTO PLUNeEs THRU WINDOW

Louis Cain Jumps Into B. A. Hazelrs
Sedan, Breaks fuckers Store Window
Louis Cain. a farm worker on the
Will Ennis farm near the Big Oak,
came to town Thursday and imbued
with the notion he wanted to 90 to
war, stepped in the Ford sedan Of B.
A. HAZEL and started up Commerce
street. He got as far as fuckers
clothing store when he lost control of
the car which plunged onto the pave
ment, breaking an iron awning stand
ard and hurling it thru the plate
glass show window of fuckers cloth
ing store. The car fortunately IS
capped damage Cain was arrested and
taken to Dover Jail. He pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to the New
Castle county workhouse for six
months, during which time he is to be
under the direction of Dr. Kramer for
examination as to his sanity.
Smyrna times., 1918-04-10
CORN THEFT AT BLACKSTONs

Walter 1. BeddelI and Edward Dtt-
man Arrested and Taken to Dover
State Detective P. S. Hurd and
Sheriff Vansant of Dover. took to
Dover Wednesday night from Car
ney's Point, Walter L. Beddell and
Edward Dittman, both young white
men, who are alleged to have been
implicated in the theft of a quantity
of corn, from a farmer near Blackis-
toms Cross Roads. Both men denv
the charge. They were lodged in the
Kent county jail pending a hearing.
Smyrna times., 1918-04-10
ADAMS EXPRESS AGENT wEDS

Avery ShchberrY Weds Miss Esielie
wrighton atEaston. Md. Last Saturday
Miss Estelle Wrighton. daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. J, B Wrighton, of Eas-
ton, Md, and Mr.. Avery Stichberry,
the new Smyrna agent of the Adams
Express Company. were married Sat
urday evening at the home of the
brides parents in Easton. Nj The
ceremony WAS performed by the Rev.
MIR. Olson, pastor of the NJ. Z. Church.
South. The brides maid was Miss
Edith Truitt. and MIR. Elwood Rowens
was best man. A recep ion followed
after which Mr. and Mrs. Stichherry
left for Baltimore on short wedding
trip. They came to Smyrna Monday
and will make it their residence.
Smyrna times., 1918-04-10
WEDDING OF SMYRNA COUPLE

Miss Ida Morris and Lewis II. Carey
Quietly Married Last Week
Mr.. Lewis H. Carey, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Carey of Smyrna,
and Miss Ida Morris, also of Smyrna,
were married Thursday morning,
April 4, at 8. 30 O'Clock at Clayton
M. E. Parsonage by the Rev. C. N.
Jones. They left on the 9. 80 o'clock
train for Wilmington where they spent
a few days and on their return found
their home awaiting them on the
corner of Pearl and Mt. Vernon streets,
Smyrna. The groom is employed on
the railroad.
Smyrna times., 1918-04-10
S. |. McGonigal. Formerly Of Dover
SUITCASE "sHOweR" FOR BRIDE

Mrs. James II. Roberts Formerly Miss
Alice Spruance, Surprised by Friends
Mrs. James II. Roberts (nee Miss
Alice Sprusnce), who, with her hus-
band, recently returned from their
wedding trip to Florida, was given a
surprise by her circle of friends at the
home of Mrs. Ethel Cooper Lloyd,
wife of Mr. J. Newell Lloyd on Com
merce street, Monday evening. Most
of them, while not particularly invited
as such, were members of the old B.
M. S. K. circle, a social organization
that thrived and grew into prominence
in Smyrna twenty years ago, gathered
at the Lloyd home before the bride
arrived. she, by previous arrangement,
being invited to spend the evening
with Mrs. LLOYD. When she walked
in, the guests, as we'll as the hostess,
were there 70 welcome her. The
evening was spent in delightful social
pastimes and "reminiscences and when
it was at its height a ring came at
the door and presently a suitcase pro-
fusely tied with white ribbon was car
ried in and presented to the bride.
The contents proved to be a shower
for Mrs. Roberts including beautiful
hand worked articles and other things
useful to her in her home. They were
received with gracious compliments
and appreciation. Later refreshments
were served. The ten in the COM
pany included: Mrs. Ethel Cooper
Lloyd, Mrs. Alice Spruance Roberts,
Mrs. Nan Hotfecker Hall. Mrs. Nettie
Tschudy Raymond, Miss Rena D. Will
liams, Miss Eunice B. Anthony, Miss
Edith Collins, Mrs. Emma Richards
Colpitts, all of Smyrna; Miss Nora
Wills, of Stanhope, N. J and Mrs.
Frank H. Williams, of Ridgefeld,
N. j.
Smyrna times., 1918-04-10
LAST FRIDAY AT CENTURY CLUB

Mrs. F. F. Evans Chairman of Litera-
ture had Program-Picnic for Children
Mrs. F. F. Evans chairman of
Literature arranged the program for
last Friday at the Twentieth Century
Club. Talk: percy Bysshe Shell
ley"; Readings from "Adonais, " Mr..
Herbert Welsh, Germantown, Phil
adelphia; Piano Solo. Mrs. Thomas
Coverdale. Next Friday. April IL,
800 p. M, Indoor Picnic for chill
dren of club members. The program
for the afternoon will be in charge of
Mrs. Harvey w. FAIRIES and Mrs. r.
F. Corley. Cor. Sec.
Smyrna times., 1918-04-10
Reception for Pastor and Mrs. McCan

The members of Jerman Chapel
Congregation gave the pastor, Rev.
Milton McCann, and family, a sur
prise reception on Monday evening
last. Refreshments were served by
the ladies and games were indulged in
by the young people. The pastor ap-
preciated this expression of good will
by the people on his return for an.
other year.
Smyrna times., 1918-04-10
DEATH RECORD OF THE WEEK
Or. Norman /. Beale Promising Young
Homeopathic Physician of Middle
town Dies After 8 Weeks illness

DR.. Norman L. Beale, aged 35
years, a promising young physician
of MiddletOwn, died at his home there
Sunday afternoon after an illness of
three months. His physicians thought
he was on his way to recovery from
an attack of rheumatism, when pneu-
monia developed. This was under con-
troll, but his heart had given way un-
der the long physical strain, and he
began to fail rapidly, and sank grad
ually to the end. DR.. Beale was the
son If the Rev. }. Hervey, and Emma
Southgate Beale, who were residents
of the northern part of Delaware all
their lives. He was married in 1908
to Miss Daisy Hill of Virginia who.
with one daughter, Emma, aged g
years, survives him. He was gradu-
ated from the Hahnemann College of
Medicine, Philadelphia, in 1909 and
began the practice of his profession
in Christiana, where he remained un-
~ AAio ACAAAONol " NlluulGLOW0. In
1913, where he succeeded to the prac-
tice of DR.. Charles A. Ritchie, who
removed to Wilmington. He was p
member of the Homeopathic Medical
Society of Delaware, and a member
of Union Lodge, No. 5, A. F. & A. M.
Mrs. Mabel Fennimore Smith Dead
Mrs. Mabel Fenimore Smith. wife
of Roland Smith, a U. S. Construction
Engineer. and daughter of the late
Thomas Fenimore of near Friendship
Church, dice Wednesday evening at
six O'Clock at the residence of her
mother in Thoroughfare Neck aged
35 years. A little baby born at the
same time lived only a day and half.
Funeral and interment took place
Saturday at Friendship Church, the
Rev. Milton McCann officiating.
Death Of Mrs. Orie Scuse Sapp
Cheswold, April 9 Mrs. Orie
Scuse SSpp. wife of Alonza Sapp. die-
Saturday. April 9th, at her home neal
Central Church. Mrs. Sapp was 3e
years of age. She is survived by hel
husband and three daughters, Misse.
Elsie, Reba and little Edith.
S. |. McGonigal. Formerly Of Dover
The remains of Samuel L Nc.
( Gonigal, a former Dover resident.
VINO died suddenly at Norfolk. Va. &
few days ago. were brought to Dover
on Friday and after services held al
the home of r. Ferguson. inter.
ment was made at Barratt's Chapel
Smyrna times., 1918-04-10
AIIotments for Liberty Loan Drive

NHotmentS TOT LIDeTIY LUaH DTIVe
Clayton is allotted $40, 900; Ken
ton, $25, 900; Cbeswold, SIS, 900 and
Brenford, $40, 900, by the Third
Liberty Loan Committee in the pres
ent drive.
Smyrna times., 1918-04-10
,.o At -FOUR CORNERS"
S'' 'oo.y NIGHT FIRES CROWD

fake a Hand in This Campaign
W'''. Name Committees to Canvass
'ou ', and Country Districts
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-26

Seminaarilainen 9alri 8is
lenins iai pbettamatoman ioululabs
ian Gleipelmbin, 9. ieminaarin ,bss
tdipiltd. Sobia tiili ian9en bptpdan
tarpeeieen, iillG opinteillG eteenpGin-
pprfitpid uieinfin tiuiaa r%abanpuute.
8tlenihs pbptdd lauiud ipbdmelliiet
.iitofiei labjoittaiille farniista, nels
idttdtpmmentG bollaria iiidltdtpdstd
panftiibefistG. Soimitus mielibpipdls
la bbtbp paibin fiitotiiin ia lamalla
lam mn toippmitle eta pst1ipGt
mhalletin mIistailiapat pppilaitams
ME ebes rufouflisiaan. Gi liene ppis
paifaltnnn, paiffa tGsIG p6tebbesiG
laniniiimne ipntpianat eritpilen ra>
Dastpn perustamiiesta marattomille
foululaiiiue. &din pliii tilaiiuus
nieammilla barioitaa opintoia fall
lista iaarnaipirfaa iparten. Sa to-
iiaanfin olemme nafmat, eta .eus
ienpitfGd Main tlilee t~GbmGG,ltin.
9erran aifa OH tilllut fatipa taifin
puolin faniania parasta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-26

tarfpitiiii lrbrata tasiastammetiu ta>
man tbon bptpdtii dltddmme luiltp,
ettG rabat meneipdt tur6am. Serra
eli iarp Min; S6n tGstee inlistaa
eipanteliumia, ipaitfapa lc fplpiiifin
meiltd aineelliiia ~iparoia.
Soiipomme iiis, eta firftofuntamz
me i6ienet eri fulmilla iualipeutuipat
ldbetpstpolle mbotdtuntoiiifii, rutois
leipaf len puolesta ia iopiipisia IT,
laiimisiisia tefeipdt nbrmfiiatin
allan bptpdtii. Idin teemme tallista
Serrm tpotd ia faafGmme monelle
notwithstanding ianomatonta Ina.
@ifo Ie ole innostuttntpaa?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-26
r1lui$tosamoja
Saeob 5ribiOf Saefionille
(fatio fucicnilmpitlsta spnlofuapan
fansia 9:Ita iiliplta.)

llsfpmattomalta ie tuntuu ia tui-
tenfin on ie toll, ettd DIET futilttu
pois tesfuubestamme. @IGmGii oft
apasta alusia. ia ehtG nGptti bbipin>
fin toi1porittaalta luunnitelleiaii elGs
man luletpaiiuutta. Niin iuiri iils
lpim tulee iGGlimdttomdnG tionens
ipieraS ia dfisti fattailec tauneims
mattin toiipeet. &sten ipielG tertpees
M ia ipoimetfaana, MT mataat maan
mullasia, aitipainaiaii tpieresid
Srpnapnobil Dalltalsmaasia.
8ainaia tuli Sllomesta 10 ipuo-
ben %ipqnbana tabdn maoban aitin@
ia fnnsia Sron geltiirL isis. IN
tpi fpbta tGpod enslanmintielistd tals
~iafoulua, pGGii IGpi iilloiien tabS
betIan luotfaiien toulun Z tpiobesia,
ia Mi eniinGinen fuomalaiten oppis
las fuin TAI pGdstotpbistnfien. &Gs
mi Dbben lltlttaiiben farianppistod,
iilloin fiin ie alfoi, ia oil firfolliss
ten tGiisiG. @eni iitteu Srpmis
Opistoor, taboen 9bben lnfnfauoen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ipaal, mnutti feu-
raahpana piiouna fifteen fauppwias-
tolle, ipsta iai tobiStufien tetpalIG
1912. Gltoi Sitten tpOn firianpitG>
idna iiarid tnlppaliiffeesid, ollen
tDosiG ennentin toulunfdbnfien fpGs
lisSG 10 min nliorena flin fpteni.
@eipGGlld 1917 mcni Sig Gapibs,
fin, @ticb. Serris Snftitltiou ia otti
liena 8 fulltauben iattoturfin ~iiriats
pibosia. .Sieltd tult,la iattoi taas
tpotamid firianpitaidrla ifaniG Ell
Saction & 8iita ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
iosia of tpiineiieen asti. IS
Mapioliittpon meni Iina 2abben
fmnsia &~esalneesta, @aicb. beindf.
1917. @aistaia of lltorfeeltanr Sits
mo ia biliainen, eli tabtoen tenetaaSn
mieItd pabpittaa.
Snuri m~iehurben itaalt pnbierutut
cldm,aii iaanmli fiIloirL Inn fitG nd
bemmrin obotettiin. 81 ebtr,pt eIoft
ipar,buiifeen. ei itaii tdbteenr mirbmi--
teen, fu,, tutiun iait fun 9iioiaItas.
spt mattaan ifies fat spalmistoa,
2epaad raubasia, mnistsfi sId6.
|@slnitamie ui~,tistoiaIpoia sipjpttA
~ AAlsalJ@ ,FsiT Wa 'rs NrlJ$xrxH
h ~~-rnAM .... Sla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-26

Iuttaian pdliaifaiietii tot
mittaiafIi pastpri g. 8upren tilalle
on ipalittu firffofuntamme pappisies
minaariniobtaia pastori Sc. 6. Saloa
ner, ia OH tirtfpfuntamnle eiimies
pastori q. @niunta lupalltunul
aiurstaiafii mitdli bdnelta aifaa riit-
tdd ipariinaiien ieilrafuntatpon obels
Ia. gnIililflfauben alusta tuleipai
ieminaarimme pppilaat ma)os oles
n1aail lebtemne aiuustaiina. lluiio
ippinia OH iiis ipoitl liittGG tobnis
titfieen melfoldiIla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-26
lluben ipuoben pdiipdnd tai iitd felt
raaipasia iurdalanpalpelufiesia.
Sum ernmc anna eipanteliumil

Sum emme anna eipaatteli1min
ruifuttaa oman noimania tantta,
toaan tabboume tlttea iitd meiban
ipo%imallamme, iilloin on lie 10 bufass
ia, iota ilGbbGdn iiftd, eta etpanfe>
liumia iielld polietaan eniai, misid
ibmiiet iitd parbaiten ppptdudt pro@
llstaa. = 2utber.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-26
glepelanoisia, 8. pibetdi

glepelanbisia, 8. piSetddn
fanIaaisIeuratuman p%erustapa to-
fo,,s .ammifuun 10 p. eli toinen
Iunnuntai tamnitmsia. Seitpotaan
alialle Sumalan runiasta iinnmista.
9irie iosIa tdmG ultinen oil, inlaiss
taan enIi mmerosia. Samasia fir-
ieesIG ilmoitti Z bentiloG nimenid
ieminaarimme ~eniitpuooen %fannatuss
IistalIe. Spb. fiitos ialosta nbrarf-
iestannel
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-26
C~abstystyon turkeys.

~ snH HI. -
uWfentGG faifeen maailmann ia
~iaarilattaa elpanfeliumia taitille Inos
buille". Nain fuuluu nellie taifil>
Ie tuttu IGbestbst6stp. SlomielelId
oipat iitd fristitpt mpos eri aifoina
foettaneet toteuttaa, eifG meibdn ai@
falnnle iuinfaan ole tGsid lubteeaia
iGlempG1td, pifemnin pG~inpastoin.
Mrtta ipaitta Main 3ristihien fdsfpG
nciibatetaanfin laaiafmtoiiesti, on
fuitentin palion pfiitpiiid tristitDitd,
iolle ldbetpstdsfp on i~otentiu ipieraa
kaiia. Mita on aiateltaipa ieIlaiiis-
ia ntrtstttpista"2 = $amG tyigmps
iaa ip~alaistusta, jog teeu,nie len tas-
IA muooosSa: Wiitd meiban ~ aias
feltaiua iellaiiesta alamaiiesta, iota
tieltGptbp tottelemasta ballitlis
joanna?
SGbGn idltinnaiieen fbibmbfieel
me ipastaifiumle' nbtpaitaiiella arneris
talai5ella Iaralla, eta bGtt on ,fildas
aGri". Moinen mimi eli iitiistd Mob
ltasee tu1t,ia bausfaltal @utta enta
JOS ie iopifi fimlum b~enssrfNesfd
nlielssSd2 afia on naet min. eta
&ristus on meiSdn fiiuirfaartlsi ia
S6t4 on soifeirtetti antm,aai, ipdillc
Sdstyid npuoatettaipatfi. ,gtIitA tals
taifista sdstsista ont iuitri bfenefand
oles1d Idbetbsfdsts. i
Sdnd stttudNsniaue ugt pti9u IIds
5etpstbDstGS pasas,ain fesfnubesfo.
GepSs' adndsarssstiItifisiG utais5a tar
,pitaasst !; a~dbestystBSsas ' Rdlj6n On
tdS1ta.a enrsrifus -ousiAs 5d,hia-
F1atfinaiaase. 6oiIae (rtpar4ssiurnit pibas
ma 3aata ekstafnGa'qs1 eiiIk, cItfi tipns,e
tseliumss sosetdssas sSBsstpsisSn fdrtta
Observation-Disclosures orftn aartaa ssdn
EtGrtesEfiftMsssu ~ nina .rYoitpaIta1tit.
2sotuvinriyst ypdSbsssonqfsiitsnsin ttpg
};ta sasiaaSia. ydssestdpas uflOaea 'tirts
~fptuunat, jaieneaSu fsslinpisdmdttos
faabsfiit on aiettuuut ai4oia atieIls.
SerGtsdGurne tboboul gapt on
firttoiuntanume %firjirt, pastori y.
Bipri, .ottauat a,attarhpaipat padls
leem ia ldbteattr lahestbsmetioille.
@eiSar, tillee ktpain tartaa bdntd ia
bdncn tp6tddna rufolhiesid Serrai,
cteen. 9~dbstpstpp on lellaiSta, ioss
ia taripitaan palion r,tonSta; rl.r
sous pt taiftiaIIa Serrai1 tposjd tar
pecrt, nultta iuiiri' ldb estpstpSsia on
Iic cniimdiiid iciiioitG. eiird ebta
iarof:. On mind uiaa riIIoiIia" OF
foon min. I,lttd Hbbep allan find iii-
telitiu oiaat: Stnd iaaiat ola aiiols
Re nrpStdtuntonen. Sa iitten itddts
film i~tiestddr ieuraa riltolis, ia rits
tousta toiminta ldbcstbstpon hbipdfz
ii. Ndit mcistG faitisto iuoi lopultu
tulla taipaIia tai t~oiieIla labestbss
ia%ari,aaiia.
5cntilo, iolle ~iiehrnautuls ei ole
tails, fatieIee niicen iuaroien iibs
ralsta, iptta tuliipat labetbstpDn
bpipdfii, ~trrbunoefii. &uttos tdIlai-
men mieli on Sstariotin mieltd. Ie
emne iaa Iasfea boIlareita, ips olen-
me iparnnoia Serran aiian oifeuoestn.
Sofainen ientti Scrran aiion bbipdfs
ii fantaa iparmasti ferran bcoelmdd
monintcrtaiiesti. ana
ldbetpsbistoria ia ennentaiffca Sls
mnlan lana. !.
Sifdldbetps elm. Italia Nueris
fasla on tpotd, iofa uieinfin fannafs
taa life itieanid. @utta Jos meiodn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-26

Baiefielbin eiu. Iutb. &amlorIiss
ieiirafunnat, tprroiissofous pioetdd,s
tammituun 8 paiipa 1919, ~ieuratun-
nan firtosia tetIo Q /. PIP. $SsSa
totoutfesia tarfastetaan tilt pddfes
tddn lasten ~ioiluista. Ietd ipaIitom
ienrotunnan fpirtailiat ieta puIio
miiihtat i%eiirafunnalIe tarpeenisto.
1oten iettrainnnan idienten ldsnd cIo
on tpdItdmdtSn.
Senrafnman pupIesto
Sobn &iemeld, elimies.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-26
tsafsia iayam1ssedssetre.

4IImIM ImU0HyIm
s;''s So soayoc;ssSts
I ,,,,,.,st :. ,ssxfgs mscr,A
ssSl;,;Is ,s,;sts - sfS.os
wo.;,s msosa ,o.Mf
y,aI;;,or n,,c J; ,sI ~ mdrsSs
,il,, ,Ss;;tn Ho2 ~ a.
\, o.,roI Saaasxys4
y. .ssSs aa
SSn sa'iiss sF asssa se.oop
E sa,i rnS Nsass. '''fdb;dhsEt; CT
% -yY..s C-.... ys...sssss1as
J ,,S,, ra,;o $ $50 On
H.,,, H. MIX ns;,s,;
asso n}4n "a Mai me- lif
taISn ia,,tt s@ '. $S.oe
gseplibiis, wscb., aSab.i post.
Nr.,o ts,tsISn Sr,tto a. IA
m.+,,bf;r mis- 9lSstA,s EySsrS4
rohs, Inn -1atsl ,,s, mrsn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-26
eebtenume t~amdmpdipdinen III

2ebfenme t62ndarpdipGinen iuis
nero OIL ipinmeiiien tiimero tGnd
iuronna. TpDb6mfnee siIn1fiiSSiammc
uno6tamaan faifen, mild on frlii-
neena wiiotend ollut puitteellisto
IebbesiGmmc. Slf6mnme astifo
uuben tuioScn %fpiinbtien Dli iannas
mielesid, ipaar ~toubnttaen Yaaualin
feboitustp unobtasaamme hie, mifd
OH tafanh. lirii tpuofi tho nniia
ibanteita, uuiia poimia ia mitta ins
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-26

toa. Sabtonet fiis mielibbpdlId til
lata enibfpiobefii tpanban ~pstdpGii
@uttaian; fuinfa noiiit ola tlmm
6itdl Biittaamme toiiesla paitasia
~lebteGnmne ~olefpaan tilaisilmoitufz
ieen. Cue ie ia n6ptd naapureilleiis
fin. d.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-26
KaStaian viimeinen TO-
distu$ Jee$ukseSta.
Sob. 3:22-9e.

w ApISHt lHbilIa ioplSiHlIlu. sVtulSS
tamneban elm. bGnen tuIluiSan laiis
ieenia: "8atio Sumalan 8aritia, ios
ia poisottaa mailman Ipnnin''. Yls
lamertitpsid tetitisid lietaan Ie tos
bistlis, iota pibetdGn 8astaian ipiiz
meiiend pubeena Seeilhien puolesta.
Sdsid pubeesia fdiittelee 8astaia oil
feastaan tolmea %fpipmpstd, iotta bdu
pufee mrlptopn: 0lian bstdipd. blf6
ia moriiau. &utta belposti biomaa,
eta paino on ianaIla pltd, ioten
tetitin ~pdabuomio iiis tiiittbD SeeIut-
ieen ia noista toiiista fpipmDtiistG
pubutaan iuain pddfpipmbtien pbtebs
besid.
&ibeen tdbdn pubeeieen TAI Sass
taja ilmi0std, jota tpielG tdnG pditpGs
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hengellisia paakirjoituksia mic
luummin seuraavan sunnuntain
tekstien aiheista seuraavilta pa
peiltamme allamerkityssa jar
jestyksessa.
Tammik 2 p. past. M. N. Yves
terbackalta
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@iimc tirtfoIIisfofouiien pdds
tofien mifaan tannetaon folebtia
Seurafmnisia firffotunnon fasiaan,
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49,. 2ebtdmoasvA taloustoiruiturta
.psptaa. pstSspalIF<ssf buotnairttaa, cts
I'd au,tsaid fariadn nuSeIta tul,oSelta
ta,idntitdHnaa qiiifia militia. iOtia
'ei,paf. ole ,tilaastaam unSistatieet.
aehoitmnme ientabben astdiuid be-
.imiten ailrSSiisHraass tiraaienfa, iirs
Ia ioarrrns ola ntpormat, eta lebs
termne tastd .Iabtiem tilee iudirf tie
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fesfd tai josiah mrasia %Iiifettdmnne
aosteipasia aiiasa OH tapabtunlt 10
tain iddmnStiornpsf&fiS, pppOdmme iiie
I'd pitaista lmoitusta fonttooriimme
aaiffi erebbpHet forjataan.
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gutaaia iIoistu, pdiballista iuiIio
ia onneIlistn, arrtoritasta uutta tprot
tai
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Entered as second class matter ia
quarry II 1906. at the post office ut
tronwood. Michigan under the Act OF
March 3. 1879. -.
Acceptance for mailing at special
rate Of postage provided for in
section 11O3, Act of October 8, 1917,
authorized, July 10, 1913.
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bdncn ipassatsntdsfn.+ s%t fSast4er.s
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observation-disclosures. pdppisSeuit>
nooriin aafntpia ic4citetaafr I~,sernaan
tosesSa saiidsfu Iesiean,rnr Oleipa
~sentizaarin lunpihis-
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auttoiasIebbeu usr1itr4&i4ses,
tqinnitsaio n IiifseeHboiiaia Pdsturs
9n beisontl'een terpebfen-
FfT9 trhSassii ttnnnait toiuristoan it,Ii9d
Tee .sirttetuntounuse gbaIIinnol iHNtts
tSstg 4 grsa sSa1nessalEiAtsaa
S6IeSsSSSnnAbcdIsGsss kuSaiirlt sy5s
SpstpaIGoisa. gritpfesti iiiHnaitda
IgaH tbuuzniosanfa 9dnnnen tpoltscihnt.,
Eoisponme pastori @uoreIIe fAntas
M st~Fsriasta. ,iiwpapsta nSirS htats
ioilla ia iouoIIa tottucnHre ia pstjs-
Danprw. sttS sssatRat eri paitoil!a "a
I~erittdirsin Ix5se5An,tamnte taYisto
ottaifispat riar,d n,otfat b~ioutiaof&a
PiGf niiitaifiapat fallistd ~afioaartnae
etefnpdil ,.olssv0ala pastori @npteae
faitin asrIia; ~
4. Ky &.4,,Ne ,aiaLAN&-
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THE AIM OF THIS NEWSPAPER
IL: To help preserve the ideals and
sacred traditions of this. our adopt.
ed country, the United States of
America: To revere its laws and
inspire others to respect and obey
them: To strive increasingly to
quicken the public's sense Of civic
duty: In all ways to aid in making
this country greater and better than
we found it.
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sua5insontesiidn susas SalbulM