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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-07
SWITZERLAND ASKS
ABOUT KARL MUCK

I, WASHINGTON, April6 The Swiss
through Minister Sulzer.
today inquired of the state depart
ment the American Governments
feasons for interning DR.. Karl Muck.
who technically is a Swiss citizen,
though of German birth.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-07
LIBERTY BONDS
FEATURE
DAY
GREAT START is MADE ALL OVER
COUNTRY

WASHINGTON, April 6.-One year
ago today the United States entered
tha world war. The nation started
TODAY collecting three billion dollars
from its citizens as the Third LiDer
tv Loan to finance the fighting. IL
was a day of patriotic celebrations
and parades of soldiers and sailors
and civilians everywhere.
President Wilson is the principal
speaker on the days program. He VIII
20 to Baltimore for an evening address
of unusual importance. Secretary NC
Adoo went to Philadelphia to speak;
Vice-presihent Marshall will speak at
St. Louis; Secretay Daniels at Cleve-
land.
Before nin'e-thirty, or within half
an hour after opening the campaign
three towns reported by telegraph
that they had subscribed their full
!quotas.
Among the communities where re-
ports of over subscription Wel2 hled
before nine O'Clock, the hour set, we're
Oldsmar, Fla, and Lagrange, Troup
county, Georgia.
BY ten O'Clock more than twenty
towns had wired headquarters, claim
ing the distinction of being first to
subscribe their quotas.
lit began to appear as an impossi-
BILE task to determine which is actual
ly emitted to the honor.
Bradentown, Florida First Up
BRADENTOWN, April, G,-Braden-
town subscribed it's full allotment of
hunderd and thirty-one thousand
promptly at eight o'clock this morning
At the earliest possible moment the
citizens wired Secretary McAdoo when
they might expect his visit.
New Works. Great Start
NEW YORK, April G.-New York,
the financial center of the nation.
launched the Liberty Loan campaign
with impromptu patriotic demonsra-
ions a midnight 8 hours set for the
official start, The Districts quota is
nine hundred millions. 49,
Among the largest subscriptions to-
day was ten and a half millions form
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
A subscription of fifteen millions was
announced by the New York Life In
surance Company
pany.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-07
REFUSED WARRANTS
Prayer LYNCHING /
CORONER WANTED WARRANTS
FOR ARREST OF TWO MEN

COLLINSVILLE, ILL, April g.
The coroner of Madison county to-
day applied for warrants for the ar
rest of five men whom he had been
informed were in the mob that lynch
ed Robert Prayer Friday morning.
Four Justices of the Peace refused
to issue tic warrants.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-07
Over Sixth District

ATLANTA. April G.-PeOple in this
section have virtually put aside their
daily tasks to participate in scores
of patriotic demonstrations marking
! the opening of the Third Liberty Loan
campaign, and the first anniversary
of the nations entry into the war
against Germany.
Reports show that nearly all the
cities of the Sixth Federal Reserve
District have celebrations of some
sort for today, while in the Camp
cities at Atlanta, Macon. Jacksonville
the military parades feature the day
Two special trains carrying French
and American war relics left Atlanta
today on d tour of the districts.
Statesmen Will Solicit
RICHMOND, April 6.-The feature
of the Third Liberty Loan campaign
in the Fifth Federal Reserve District
is the authorization by the two thOus
and wholesale houses for their sales
men to solicit subscriptions on the
roads for bonds.
Many houses announced that a num-
Der of their representatives would
give their entire time to the campaign
Patriotic celebrations held through
out the district today mark the open
ing of the drive.
"over Top and Then
ERWIN, TENN, April 6.-Unicoi
county, Tenn, already has oversub-
scribed its thirty-six thousand loan
allotment nearly a hundred percent.
This morning at nine o'clock citi-
zens notified headquarters in Allan
ia that sixty-eight thousand eight hun
dred and fifty dollars had been Sc
cured. Unicoi is a small mountain
county The amount subscribed rep
resents ten dollars per capita for the
population.
FLOWERS SALE NOW ON: strong
Rooted Plants Such Aas Ferns. Hyd-
rangeas. Verbena, CoIeus, Saliva and
Cannas. f~-se 81" ... 'Wtf "r' 2
Mrs. R. L.. Towns, Cordele:' Ga!'or'
Phone, SIS. Alt,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-07
was resumed at cIeven-forty this
morning.
GERMAN GAS ATTACK

PARIS, April 6.-The German at.
tack along the French sector of the
battle front has ceased, today's off.
cial statement says there was violent
artillery fighting last night north and
south of Avre, but there was no infan.
try actions.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-07
AND KEPPEL
WAR SECRETARIES

WASHINGTON, April 6.-President
Wilson today appointed Edward R.
Stettinus and Fred P. Keppel second
and third assistant secretaries of war
respectively.
Both positions were created by con-
gress this week.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-07

SURPRISE AWAITS
PRUSSIAN JUNTA

LONDON, April During the next
few weeks America will give the Prus-
sian military Junta the surprise of their
lives" Lloyd George autographed to the
Lord Mayor of London today on the
occasion of the luncheon given to ce.3-
brate Americas entrance into the war.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-07
WAR CORPORA RATION
BILL IS SIGNED
WILL GIVE ASSISTANCE TO WAR
INDUSTRIES

WASHINGTON. April 6.-President
Wilson today signed the bill creating
a government corporation with CAPT
tai of half a billion dollars and the
authority to issue three billions in
bonds for the assistance of essential
war industries.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-07
COST or FLOUR SOON
WILL BE DETERMINED

WASHINGTON, April 6-Tnvestiga
ton of the flour milling and jobbing
costs was completed today by the fed
eral trade committee The report was
sent to the President
The commiSsion's figures will be
used by the food administration as
. basis for determining fair prices
for flour
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-07
FUNERAL RALPH KETCHUM
ASHBURN SUNDAY $3.50 p ~

The funeral of Ralph Ko,cdum, who
was found dead Friday morning in an
Augusta hotel, occurs Sunday $3.50
p. M. at the family home in Ashburn
1.-THE body will reach Ashburn tonight
over the G. s. &F Shooi'ly, connec-
items from Augusta having been de
layed
Rev w. b. Sans, vicar of the local
Episcopal church. will conduct the
funeral.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-07
DEATH OF I. j. EDWARDS
OCCURS IN WlLOX

Rochelle April 4.-Mr r. J. Ed
ward father of Mr.. w. B. Edwards,
who travels for one of our local
wholesale house, died this week in
Wilcox county, five miles south of
Rochelle
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-07
GEORGE CREEL GETS SHAKE
IN AK PLANE LANDING

BALTIMORE, April 6. George Creel
chairman of the committee On public
information and Aviator O NJ Bounds
had a narrow escape this morning
when an arplane in which they ar
rived from Washington was disabl-
ed while making landing
Both escaped with slight shaking
up.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-07
BLUE LODGE MEETING

Called meeting of Cordela Lodge
No. 2.6 for Monday night at eight
O'Clock for work in Masters degree.
All Master Masons are cordially in
vited to attend.
B. T. WARE, Worshipful Master.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-07
DR.. PICKA!RD WILL
PREACH SUNDAY
PRESIDENT or MERCER COMES
AGAIN FOR TWO SERMONS

: DIR. w. l.. Pickard, President of Mer-
Ger University will preach at the
morning and night services at the
Baptist church today. The announce
ment of his coming will be read with
delight by many people who have
heard DR.. Pickhard on former Occa.
sions WHEN he came.
DIR. Pickard is one of the most con
vincing and most eloquent pulpit
speakers of the Baptist faith in Geor-
gia and his coming to Cordele always
means strong sermons. Special arrang
ments have been made for the SER
vices both morning and night
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-07
LONDON, April e.-rhe Germans at

:. LONDON, April 6.-The Germans at
daybreak this morning attacked the
little town of Corbie in the valley Of
the Somme, the Reuters correspon-
dent ait British headquarters reports.
The enemy advanced In cense waves.
Outcome is not known at the time
this dispatch is filed.
/. The main German thrust appears to
be west of vaire wood and towards
the principal Amins road. The Brit
ish improved their positions east Of
FonqueviIlers and north Of Somme, in
a successful attack yesterday and this
morning. The weather has improved.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-07
DRIVE.
L
!. AGAINST
'sk
? - NN nmw~RY
T..
K. kKUHAA
~ uBEAH
s a ~~AA
MOVING EARLY TODAY IN GREAT
WAVES -

FRANCE, April 6.-Another heavy
drive by the Germans for Amiens ap-
peared to be under way at an early
hour today. At flve-thrty this morn.
ing the enemy reported to be advane-
ing in waves near Vaire wood, which
lies in the somme valley sast Of Cor
bic.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-07
BRITISH HOLD FAST

y. LONDON, April 6.-The British po-
sition south Of the Somme was i'm
proved to some extent by counter
attack delivered in the neighborhood
Of Hangard late yesterday, the war
office announces.
& Along the whole front below Ayette
10 the sector north Of the Somme the
struggle continued with violence until
late yesterday evening. Although the
Germans made incessant attacks
they met no further success than that
Which attended their efforts in the
morning.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-07

Y BOMBARDNG PARIS
Z PARIS, April 6.-Long range bonn
bardment of Paris by the Germans
a "a
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-07

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

neStpsid ia uuiiQIe toini5enfilSille
itrtoa ia femalla malttia 1attmmaair
gbteistpotdmne.
&iitdn faitfia guttaian pstGipid iii
ia ubrautuiuaiiesta palpelrfiesta,
mitd plette aifanani lebbelle ia liits
feelle oiottqneet ia toiabon eta ebeIz
leenfin ppiptte usfolliiena Iebbellem<
me, min firieemipaibbpn fuin liffeen-
fin aapustutieen n6bben. Smasta
pIolestani tilen Iebtemme ia toto firf
fofuntmmme paliueliuna toimimanri
tupintini mifaan. Siis en- ole err
famrtunit lebtemne palipeduffesta, o.
len ainoastam Iuopumit liiffeen9oitaz
jan ia toimittaian toimista, noioaffes
nj toimia ldbetpsmatfoilla oIlesfani
lebtenme aiiamiebend ia miutoinfin
firffotuntamme bbtp6tii. :
Serrn anita ia anna m~enestpstd ia
Sd1ten nimenfd olfoon tiitettp.
g. @nori.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

|~fpodnenne olfo mIrbeellinen, dItoonz
III peIidtfo'. Sob. IA: 81. SGmG
2aubanrubtinas OH tulIut tupmaan
raubaa faifille ,IdbempdnG ia faus
irenlpana oleipille. @aubaa finules
lin. pstdtpdni. gIGmGii iaattaa oIa
nct ipnftd, min ipntfd, eta luuIet
ettei tamG rau6anianoma NIT Iinuue
mitenfGGm ioipelIu. Nntta fun elG<
man Sierra on tullilt toto i9misfiln-
nan raIbatii, min iparmaan SGnen
%raubania flIulim iinnIlefin. !Sdn fans
taa ipoimania %ianaIla. SanasIam
tlmotttaa ia iafaa iuoimania. Sdn
ianop: ,SSos iofu rafastaa minua.
min ban OH pitGipG minun ianani ia
Slant OH rafastatpa bdntG ia me tus
!emme bGnen tpfonid ia pibGmme a.
luutoa bGnen %tpfonddn." SOD. IA:
i23. Gmne iiis tartpitie ola orpoia,
fSumala OH Sidmme, Seefus on SiGn
fansia ia on llIlpannit ola iofa pGiz
ma fanSiamme mailman Ioppuun
,asti. Saamme .iisfoa folmepbtei1een
'Siimalaan ia iilloin on tbIIifii rauz
bla. Sdmdn allan ipuofii enfelit n
Iimaiiend SonIub0nd lauIoipat:
,,8nnnia olfoon Sumalalle forfeuf1ise
Ia ia mam pdalla rauba ia ibmiiilIe
bbipd mieli1noIip." 2nuf. 9: IA. Sn-
ma on n9t tpaeltaa langenneena. beifz
iona. p%ntnipana, fopbGnd ia fantaa
tirmelusta. Min fuin 8ebesbalIa pas
rattn mics plipbeftaan, Inn on elG-
ma ia rarba &ristntiesia tuIIut o.
mntiemme. SDpd on elGd Sdnen
,nftannan, Sdneen tiirtpaantua, ia
tulnfa iuurt onfaan pnf1emme fioIez
n1asia' fun pdaiemme iilloin faifesta
pabasta, min iielun fuin ruumiimmes
lin, puolesta, pddSemme aIumaan
'Scrron tansia ia naittimaan taiz
traan iidistd rubad.
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Byvasnksi I%ukijchIe.

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h., ,h.,ss sossns - 80,
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III, sf $50
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19
Saarna %JouIupaivand.
gapatteliumi Sob. lila.

@apm1feliumi Sob. 1:1-14.
8ietdnune tdnGGn ioulua. muistoe
iublaa 8upabtamme Seeiufien &risz
tufien ipntpmniestd. SGmG faris<
julia iobbottaa taaS mieleemme
erddn iullren arnroibnreen, iofa on
tapa9tunrt bptpatiemme. $Gsta To-
MOO apostoli Saatpali: .se on JUL
tiiesti iuuri iumaIifuuben ialaiimls,
eta Sumala OH iImoitettu Iibasia."
Satd ibmettd emme toiin iGrielGmz
me tGiitd; fita bitolmpatta tpoiuune
aitd bptpdtieumne tdbttdG, ustomalla
len totnuoen, mifd iiind nellie iImi
tulee. Sa ie totinis Ibbsesti iamots
tuna on tdnad: ,,SnmaIau poifa on
ibmiietii tiilIut, ibutpnpen neitipt
Wariasta, pelastanf1een meibGt Ipns
nista ia taitesta len tuottamasta
onnettomuubesta." s.
Sdnndrt iouliiublm emiimGiien
iuuoiiterran eipantelilmi fertoo See.
Julien ipntpmin ia liibeu lGbeiiesti
liittDtpdt aiiat 'iotafiiinfin tartoiu.
Siitd iuanume nGbbd, fuinfa Seeius
1prrtpg albaiiuuoesia ia par,naam taz
paloituna ieimeen lepG@mGdn. $GS
ma tetiti, iota npt fGsm,te flrtfis
rtaan eiittdG airtpastaan o6inennen
Seefutien ~ibntbmiien ~fnroesiaan:
aSana tuli Iibafii ia aiui meibd,
festuubesiaune". Gen iiiaan elite
tddn l~uetusia tetitisiGrune erittdin
ieltpdsti: fifa tdmi etpatfeIistain
fertoma, SetIebemisid ipntbnbt, See
ius aristus aIfnperddrSG ia oIcmut-
ieenia ndbben on ia mita meiId on
bdrrsid? Sdn on lana, iofa alusia
on puut Sumalan tptond. fan on
Sumalan puita; bdit OH Sumala.
9dn on toii tbaIo, cIaHtda,, ldbbe ia
tile eldsnG. So meiIIG on bGnesS6:
armo ia trtuus ietG ipalo. eIdma ia
.Sumalan Iapfeus.
Slen SunaIan perioonaflinen ias
no. on Seeius @ristus ie, josfa SUI
maIm Iuomisf ia pegastus ajatufiet
otpat ,ilmitullect. Sumalai1 Iuonis>
aiatutiet pipat bdnesid ilmitulleet IL
ten, eta Srunala on faifti Iucnut bG>
men fautbaail, futen tetitisiGmunetin
1anptaan. &aitfi luotr pyfpp mpos
tpoimuSid bGrrcil faittaait, iiIlG ban
fantaa taifii apoinmria junaIIa. =
Wtitta Sirnalalla opat mbos, pelass
tusniatrfiet, iotfa r~iinifGGit cauot IL
mituIleet 9risthfien, tuon Sumulan
perionalItfcm iarian fautfa. 2dmd
pcIasAlspi6satist ptpat ollIect Sumo
Ian Ibodanesid u fariahiHuuoesia
ennert maailutait periistufet Iasfe-
mista ia niitd fltiufaai pbSeNeIId
nintend Sirntalat iianfaftfefii ar
mopddtofietii. ga fosfsiuat TOTO ibs
institution ia ioiaista meta pfiiipis,'
tai, iotfo ibmiien mined fanmmmme.
&dned peIastisaiail@iet tpa%Ituihpat
SlmaIan %ipodnttr, INN ban iidmiaif.
tiimiScsia cSeItdpdiii ridii bmisiuns
nan, ionta ban difoi li.ooa, ipnniu
fortta ipieradirtifudr baI,en pbieps
bestddn ia ioiiiiiiuui, iiatsaifKen fos
,ottfien. ia fucleman tpaltoan. SGds
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19
Gik0 tffetddn oIekaan
pyrndpa eteenpain.

Waaailman on tppitettul So8ai-
men, ipielapa p., ii Iapiitin, tietdd, ets
I'd ie on tppitettu gmeritan atp,ilIa.
Sileiapdt gbb alIat oIiii ipban me-
rileittiin gbt, ct, min aiiat poiiis
tpat ola altman toifelIa tannalla.
E@antta NIT on JteanG ia iotaiieIIa ia>
fdia teriaa+tead oa,aatpalla mmir,
nlat aiuiaHnstia iepta loon ia uis
Den ,t~eitpebiftaanf tuletpaiiuuben oboz
tlgtleen. Oliiitpatto .aiiat main, enei
Itdpbelld tobelIa pliii ponnistettu bbs
dpat padmaardn iaaiputtamiieHi? O.
~liiitpatto aiiat ndin, jos milioonien
%aieniasta oliii ld5etettp main mmitas
mia f%brnnenid poiistarmne taistelun
tnotiinaan ia milioonat oliiitpat lu-
tiiiiilla barioitusIeifeiIG barioiteneet
aieiben fdbttDd, ppiben mamfd ras
.ioien iiidld? SGpbelld Ipla moi ios
fainer artpaiIla, eta toiiin oliiiipat
aiiat iiind tapaufiesia. Iiind taattii@
mutieIIiiet pliiiipat NIT aiioita MAS
rdiIemasia ia tpoittaiqn fana iobbiss
tuiii NIT nieibinfin.
Sos @amfallistirtfofunta tubtoo
tpoittaen ia ebistptn ,tdpba tuletpais
luiitta fohben, Min len taptsb pom
nistaert. toll mielesid fulfea eteen4
pain. Sotaiien fen idienen ia bsta-
,apdn tdptpg, ipaifiapa ubraantallatin,
tabba tebtdtpdnid, ii[la ,nr,e ole firts
fofunnafii pbtpncet turban tabSem,
epn,etd Ieifin %ip1rotii. 2lfiiani, ebs
Ttdpd 10 artuannettirt, ettd idlleen Of,
tpieesiG tirttotmltarmne firiavaihos
Fifteen bonbisafia. Slen @iidSta 10
monasti tirioittarnit, miitta itdpttda
filtd. eta firioittipa n,itd tabanid,
min Ie on torfeintanl pieni nptdiip,
yienfa fautta ei ~pddmddrd pdliorfaan
PIdAenc. GiatteIettefo, ettd ipiiniitoS
tollfiemme pdGtofiet otpat t%oiiantiin
isa..1 I;I%,.,. lpStS,.g;S %aiio..a. Si.cn
ei ainataan aiattele observation-disclosures
-
ute taIoustoimifuntu, iillG en- fulje
tdfrd tertaa emasSa ~ninwsidIi, fpanit
pIen Saloustoimifrmnmt aiioila.
Rariien iuiitfoae OH 10 iuierdbtdrpt
aiasta, ioIloin Guttaiaan pltii pitds
NIT tilla foroitoniia Iaiuoia $4,000
artposta. &osia min eli ole aiian Iai-
ia, min ndpttGd iiltG, eta ipucSifos
toutfemme on JOHN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Iaitos. iosiu t6ptefGG1i 'paIion piiheeirs
~tpiioroia, ioiIla Ell ole minfddrlaista
mertitpstG. SIemmefo tobeIIdfin mef
uosSa baafiep6in. tcimimrncto iaas
oafiemnte tappion bdpedn?
Soiin on paitfnfumtia ioisia OH tois
fditffi Io~ina-aiion hpipGffi tbpopttdS
hpdlId, tbieIdpd fiitettdhpdllGin q
teruuoeIIa ia. menestbhclId, mutt
ffIfHeIIa tiirurustnfella ia tiifofieH
ei ole iiiau tGsid iirioitnifesfa. @iis
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

ellie, 8is. fdptpGdn snfinr fotonaan
gbatbmisia, @icb. sItieIi @offonen
Ell ole pield IopulIiiesti pddttGnbi
menoaan, mltta bdntG on M. m. ppb-
oettb gallmnetiin, @sicb, pastori 8iss
.arin luo. Epidpomne reippailIe pc,
iiaemme iIoista Ioma<aifaa ia teuipes
trloa idgleen foulunlnme tdtpetllitu-
fallben alnsia, iota altaa tarmii. s
p. 1919, /.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

ia, rmp ia rattautta iiidlSifpGt
mama aiatntfet. So ban pdGtti fh-
Ioin, eta ban pelastaa ibmisfunrian
Spnnin tiiottmnastn onnettomuubesta
poitnia tuutta aialla, ionta bdn
p~arbaatii nGti.
Gitoien alusia Sumaln Ipi maniI-
man faitfenoen, loi tdrl6n nGfytpGns
dim mailman. Sa bdti Ioi tGb6lr
nGtpipddn maailmuart ibmiien omatji
flspafieen: lpi mieben ia mdimc0.
Sdsia ibmisparisfa oil tulefpan ibs
misfunnan aIfn. Rirttu Re Iantefi
lpntiin ia i~nnalla folio bnasfuntn.
Silloin ilmpittaa Su1nabn ~peIastiiss
aiutntiiam ibmiiiin nd5btn. Iutpafesr
ibmistlmnalle 8apabtniar. Sa aidn
tGpbelliwbesid tilec Srnnalau poiiG
ibmaiefii ia tuopi ilmi toto SumaIan
pelastusaiatufiien ritnia1ihen ia tdgs
belliibbben; fila ban menee ristins
prnlblm ia tperemiG ia tioIemdn1a
tantta pelastaa ibmiiet Ip,u,in ia
fholemm iuaIlasta iefG t,inpi tpaIoon
elantdn ia acknowledgements eipaIs
|felinmin tnutta. SSiutnIan iidistG
nrmoa ia raffmitta IiiGItatu1t &riss
tutiesia iImpituIIeet Srulalan pelas-
tlsaiatutiet. S~eutGbben fanoo
~apostoli: "Siind tufi ilani SumaIan-
raffaus meibin, eta Sranala IGhetti
uifipan ppifanid maoilumn1t, eta me
eldiiimnte bd1ien fauttp@a. SiinG
ratfaus on - Ell iiinG Vita me ra@
fastinme Sumalqa, tpauai IiinG, eta
ban rafasti meitu ia IGbetti puitans
ia meioan igntiem,pe i~oipitufieai&. "a.
Sianalan aiatutiien tapoeIIinem
tiiifitiiia tpoipi Seeins ola ainoass
taan f~errtdboen, ettd ban on Suunda
Ian poifa, on fmnaa ole1rtoa tditpadIsa
liien Sdnfd fansia ia fiis mpostin
Suznald. Sa tosta SeeIns on too
bellinen Sumala, OH bGt oIentonf6
pitoiesta tGifin pliolin Sinnalan falsr
tainen. Sentdboen on ban n,pSs to-.
I. tpalo ia trii cIdmd, ia bGnen tirf-
faiitcria on ainon,l pojen firttmitta
SfGltG. =
Abt Ienraa tltfittanpaffi: mitG
meilId OH Seeiirtiesia? $~ettisiGm.
me ianotaan: ,,SG1lesi6 oil elG1nG la
elGnd oil ibmistcn apalo" ia toieaG:
,,@aifille, iotfa bGnet fpastaan ottis
apat. ban dntoi oiteubsn tilla Sns
malan lupfitfi." ia tefotimne Iopnss
Ia: o&dn oil tdpnr,G arrroa ia to-
iuutta." $dstd t1ppi StItpiIle, eta
meiild tetitimme mutann. SeeinfSess
ia on: eldmd, ipulp. SunnaIau Iaps
feus, arrc ia totiius.
&un SurnuIa Ioi maailman ia its
miicu, oil ibmifelid iiIloin eIdmS
SeeiuaiesSo, tuosid IuomisianasSa.
icnfa taiitta ia iobon tdisfi Irotiiu.
Sa tdmd eIdrnd oil ipaIoifaa, onneI-
lista eIdHndd. Sersdbben ionotaan
tcfitisd eldund oil ibmisten poIo-
Tsntta i5rninen larteii ipntiim Ia
min ipieraontui 8~ristutissSa oIetpos-
ia Surnalan iuolosta ia eIdundsta fe.
ia iorrtui pimepbsn ia tucqemot ipo5s
tam. Sinners pcitti maan ia Ssns
febs iarfon. @utso tpolo si Iafons
niit poistamasto iba~nisainnom hi;
iald SlnnaIa iIupiiti @~ristufien, ions
ia iaiitta maaiImu I~uctsir. itmis.
fiin'on Bapabtujoffi. @oIo loisti
pimedsia iuanbm Iiiscnfin oisano
armolnpaiffiien iautto. Ga tSmd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

masia Sdnnen ieuratuntin ia muita
Observation-Disclosures buolebtimaan iii
ia. ettG Idbettimine malta f~oitlri5i mos
lemmin puoliietii iiunuaifieiii.
Irre @nanta.