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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
By Henrietta Graue'.
POTATOES For WHEAT.

We have an obligation 10 fulfill, and
we must send our full quota OF wheat and
other cereals abroad, AS we must eat more
potatoes now our appetite for the IRISH
rose must be cultivated until We can cat
twice as many as we have, and get mp
an enthusiasm for them that will beat the
Kaiser.
Every kitchen garden patch can be
made To raise n few, and the work il SO
simple that women and children can get
a good crop if the men folks are over
there Germany raises 300 bushels ct
potatoes to the acre. We have thought
100 bushels TO an acre bumper crop, but
if they get twice that many, SO shall We,
and we will eat them, too.
After all, potatoes are not Irish, they
are natives of Peru, and Sir Francis
Drake brought the first ones to England,
and Raleigh, who loved experimenting,
planted them and raised the first crop.
Potatoes were raised IN Virginia almost
as soon as they were IN ireland. On the
Emerald Isle they have often taken the
place Of cereals, when the grain crop failed,
and SO VIC, now, can use them IN bread,
and in place Of grain, until we have finished
the war.
Another year We will have q low-priccd
49, - - 4
making ana thekehihg Tor Siiu't7 dii,i
graves, but, untli thcn, we must Go"k
potatoes three tunes day ana serve w, tfefi
as nicely as possible, so no ono wiii thlnk
ne - becoming hred 81 mem
'he reason LOT eating P0tatoe8 = 'haV
th''y are = source 81 7tateh or carr
drates; tins IS cNacdy "haI - heeded -
eoaltefae, me injurious elecIs ~ !l.''
ea'ihg Meat makes acld IN lhe system
the ACIDS md create good balance. No
ono cars il<h OF pork OF t'efit uItitf0fii-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13
CARNATIONS WORN
FOR MOTHERS SAKE
General Observance of Day Sc,
Aside for Children's Low
ing Tribute.

Men who ordinarily would scorn as n
sign of etfcminance the wearing of n flower
i'll their coat lapels, yesterday displayed
the white or red bloom dedicated to the
memory of their dead mothers or the
tribute To their living ones. For IL was
Mothers Day, and Wilmington like the
other cities. towns, villages and hamlets
OF these United States observed the oc-
casion with wholc-heartedness
As matter of fact there were more
flowers seen this year than ever before,
due 10 the efforts of the government and
army and navy chiefs to make the day
a specially marked one.
Mother Day is recognized by the
Federal government for the SIxty-third
Congress passed II resolution which was
approved by the President May :, 1914,
designating the second Sunday IN May as
Mother Day" Directing that IT should
be the duty of the President to request ITS
observance by issuing a proclamation
calling upon the government officials to
display the United States flag on all
Government buildings, and the people TO
display the flag at their homes or other
suitable places on this day las public
expression of our love and reverence for
the mothers of our country.
One of the objects Of the Mother 5 Day
International Association ut the time OF
its establishment was to induce everyone
To- wear n white carnation on Mothers
Day; indeed that flower is still the badge
of the organization. But the demand for
white carnations on this day soon became
50 enormous that growers could not begin
To meet it. with the result that the public
settled the matter for themselves, by wear
ing white flowers in memory Of the mother
I - - flN.a
mother dead, The custom has broadened
now to such an extent that besides wear
ing flowers emblematic Of the day. floral
gifts are presented to living mothers III
keeping with the sentiment in the pre-
amble to the Congressional resolution,
eve honor ourselves and the mothers OF
America. when we do anything TO give
emphasis to the home as the fountain head
of the State =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13
Coroner Holds Inquest,

Coroner Springs jury in finding
verdict Saturday night in the ease of
Andrew Baker aged 80 years, Of Dover
\. J., Margaret Lowe aged , years and
Robert A Lowe, aged ) years, of Ormond
Fla, grandchildren Of MIR Baker, who
were killed on May ,, when an automobile
in which they were riding vas struck by
train on the Pniladelphia u Reading
Railroad at the railroad crossing on the
Baltimore Pike leading from the Ferris
Industrial Scnool northward to the
Kenneth Pike, cenSured the railroad COM
parry in not having a Waterman and
safety gate at that crossing for the pro-
lection Of the travelling public.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13

Speaking recently % 81 ,Joseph
Church Lieut. Louis lacquer, formerly
connected with the Salesiauun herr,
voiced biz confidence IN The ultimate
victory 81 The Allies In hiz talk 81 told
of his experience and DE viewpoint ~ the
people he had come in contact with The
French ARE great admirers Of President
WIlson, be saId, and Of General Perghing.
They also highly regard General Foch
and 1t goes without saying that they hold
Marshal Joffre as great hero
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13

more Miss HAZEL CHUBBUcK,
Potteryille, Penn.
Thousands Of women drag along from
day to day IN just such a miserable con
dition as was Mrs Chubbuck, or suffer
ing from displacements, Irregularities,
inflammation, liberation, backache, side
ache, headache, nervousness, or 1.-THE
blues"
Such women should profit by Mrs.
Chubbuck's experience and try this
famous root and herb remedy, Lydia
+. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound, and
Ind relief from their sufferings as she
did.
For special suggestions in regard to
your ailment write Lydia f. Pinkham
Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass. The result
Of its long experience is at your service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13
PEPPER TALKS.
By George Matthew Adams.
KEEP YOUR STOMACH SWEET.
By George Matthew Adams

! like TO read statements from
those IN authority Think on this.
. then, from CARLYLE:
Not on morality. but on cookery.
: let us build our strong hold
CARLYLE had this fact pretty
: thoroughly pressed to him, mas
much as be had the dyspepsia 50 bad
" that the mere Growing Of a happy
nearby rooster threw him INTO Il
rage. He had a colossal brain.
but very sick stomach, which is
probably one reason why Carlyle
Is not loved by the masses more.
So long as your stomach is in
ninety-eight per cent smiling humor,
your immortal soul may trot along
at almost millennial PAGE For
you will 70 far You viii mount
up. You will run, and not become
weary
But it is 10 food and cookery
that We must all first look.
And in this connection half
rations do not carry one-haf the
fear that they are supposed to
J. carry.
The Honorable Chauncey Depew.
Americas most famous after
dinner speaker celebrated his eighty
fourth birthday the other dav. and
attributed his fine. long youth to
the fact that he had eaten sparingIv.
He said he took an object lesson
from his friends who ate too much
and died early
Let us pay little attention to our
stomachs these rIstling strifeful
days. Let US be OH perfect speaking
terms with them, and let us handle
them with all due caution Let
us eat little and let us eat that
little long.
Simple food, simple laughter and
sound cookery masks over half the
happiness Of the world
7 TTFTfTfTT r. ' 7 - , = 4+++4TT4TFI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13
Injured in MotOrcylce Accident

Harry Greenwood. Of 10. I05 East
of 300 Poplar street. were admitted to
the Delaware Hospital Saturday night,
the former suffering from q lacerated
face and the latter bruised arm They
were injured In a motorcycle accident.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13
Complete Charity Ladder.

The huge ladder on the roof Of the
old Court House which is TO he used
in connection with the Red Cross cam
paign has been about completed The rungs
of the ladder have been painted red. white
and blue and each round will represent
s25 900 The figure OF soldier will mount
each round IS the amount IS reached
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13
Falls Down Church Stairs

Charles Moore, Of No. 500 East Seventh
street, fell down flight Of stairs at Old
Swedes Church Saturday night iniuring
his back lie was taken in the Phunix
ambulan &c to the Homeopathic Hos
pital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13

ana was so weak
from my trout lie
that / could not do
any lifting or hard
work of any kind.
If / tried to straight
ten out when lying
down it seemed as
though something
would tie ar loose.
Lydia Z. Pinkham's
V Vegetable Com
pound has restored
my health and i am
quite myself once
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13
SANDMAN STORY.
by Mrs. r. A. Walker.
BIACkIE AND SpECkIE

Copyright 1918 by Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate, New Fork City
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13
SICK WOMAN
NOW WELL
Took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Read Her Letter.

Potterville, Pa" For a long time
/ was bothered with pains in my side,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13

Absi l0otly, sed pop
And b. got up and gave ma kiss,
and we AT kept On eating brckhs'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13

Lost something Try classified
advertisement IN Every Evening Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13

Observation-Disclosures
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-06

ia wield w~uoiifmtia. &iitenfaon
Ell ole cnnenaifaista e5oottoa. etf1
pmpeluieuroiaia ~otettaiiiin eri paif-
fafannilIa fesfulteltntpnfii fpipmps,
eiapdtfo tabtoiii ia motif oiaa tiilois-
tam ~,labjoittaa iollefin mainitiemis-
tani tpoaloista, ioista firffofuntam-
me ia oma bengellinen el1mGmme
riippln. Sofli iei,ra motif oman
ieurafuntania obella ebistGd firffo-
flntunmpe waurastumista, toinen
moiii mIistaa ldbetpStpot1, folmas
fannattaa pappisieminaaria. @iim.
taGlla Sronpoooisia pn - eli nil
nun Daon omaSta alotteestaan,
leirafnnnan ompduialran grmin
fplGn oiaSto noin mltoli fifteen rpb-
tpnpt famattnmoan SaappanilGbe-
tpstG ia ieurafuntaa, fumpaafin Db-
I'd i~uurelln iiummolla. Samoilla
perioatteilla toianii ainafin Sron-
aunobin, Sron 8eltin ia Golumetin
lasten oanpeluielirat. On marrni,ii-
bella tieod, maitta ajattelen nai6en
olepan talpallaan i%lramiurtaiia ia
'ientabben iitd iltiiremmalla ipplli
mainittama. TGmG tGllainen tulo-
len jafnminen on iaamlt palolelleen
ieurafunnanfin tGpoen ti1nnustlif-
len, iillG oina ieurafunta ei ole iuin
fam ioutrmut fGrlimG1n. 2aajen-
tllrlt toiminnnn iiidllps ia tarfoi.
tbs on ontamtt mpos it'd rliniaam-
min 9enfeG ia elGmGd = ia mD0s'
fin fannatltsta. Siten on alituut,
ia tunnustamien Iainna lujeneipa jc
tolmepbteiien mituuteinme sSltnolar
liunolls on pbG rliniaammin olemc
buipaittapisiamme. Goes fofeefi
mliistufna iealrafuntanne obella jo'
TO firffofuntaa, labetpstpotd tai ie
minaaria.
Siimnla iiunatfoon 10 alottaneitt
leiiroja ia antafoon robfeutta mpos
fin monilIe muiIle. SitG pifenmir
iaamme nGbbG tpommte mituaolliie
bebelmGt 4. Spomnle Serrosia ia bG
men m1felpppteniG motnnosia eli oil
olewa tltrba.
Mrne @olunto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-06

.faifti cn c.amdn uriliuoen 20 iil-
anuficn saifiIle fouioille.
Seeiufieen iisfamaiiet otpat oifeita
SatIaruiiia. Sana 2~atiarlts mer-
fiiiee "Sumala mit:ao." Siraaia
oittoi meitd ibmisrauffojd maiffa
clemme tdpnnd meripn5foja ia pai-
iunlia, ipntid ia faiffea iaastaiiuut-
ia. 8iitos SlimaIan eta armabti
ia alittoi min bpipin ettG antoi See
iufien ibmiiefii tulla, ipntpd nett
ieesta Wariasta. Siimnla beitti faif
II ipntimme Seeiufien pGGlle ia ran
faiii bdren meioGn lpntiemme tGb-
otn, ia ms olemme Seyeeimfien tperi-
laaWoisia parattii, iiunattu ia al
man oritlaafii tebtp. Sitmalalupn.
il Mbrabamille, iimin fiemenesiGii
pitGd faiffi faniat iiunattaman. So
9otiamis mpoS usfoi tdntGn Iiipolif.
len cttG ban on iil1nattu Seeiufien
fautta. Seeius ianoo tdrndn SAUNA
Ian lupailficn I~hrobamin belmafii,
fun Sllmala len Ibrabamillc eniin
lupaii. Samoin me, fun usfomme
Seeiufieen &ristufi eeen, iaamane nli-
fabtaa Seeiufien weribaamoibin jobs
ia olermne S~eelufien ianain maifaail
elGm6t. SilIG &rista1s ionoo; Wi-
nG olen Dlosnouieml1s ia elamG, io-
ia usfoo mirun pGGlleni, BON elGd
maiffa pliii fiiollrt. Niin meiodn
|iofa ainoan Seeiufieen irsfomaiien
iielu Sllmalalta f1tfetGdn Seeiuf-
len belmaan. Siell1 on bDipG olIa,
iiellG Mbrnbomin belmasia. Satla-
mlfien mIrbeet ia Waiipat, Deliier
pilfat, perfeleelliiet iipat ia maaris-
telpt lopplipat, fun iaa nallttia |.
ianfaiffista lobbutustu, raiubaa ia
%nptiiutta. Obottataamme mefin
faiffi Seeiufieen lisfowoiiet Waban
aifaa Min pGdiemme faifesta pa
,basta. SillG rlfoilemmeban: paar
pGastG meit1 pabasta.
&aiffi e~pGuSfoiiet omat tGmdn rii
fam mieben faltaiiia. Sc ehpdi
usfo Srmolan ianaa, lafia ia e.
manfcliumia ia Min buffinpat bel.
pettiin futen ~rifaslnies. SltmnIo
YpbGlIG SengellGGn fdtfef00n tie
lrrmme Seeluflen mcribampoisial 81
men.
S. urpilainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-06

tuia foforrffesia.
Stiff. @iitetddn fesfusteltotpofii ia
pGdtcttGpGfii &irfollisiobtofun-
non fofoufjesiaan tonmif. "a b.
1918 tefem1 alote tosfetpa ieu-
ra~funnallista ~iGriestpst1 niinbp-
min ieurafnntiin fuin pappeibin-
fin nabben. @iian aIustapat
past. 8liori ia 8aiunta.
Selirafuntia feboitetuan pitGmd6n
fofoufienia ebustajain malitiemista
ia hpaltafirjain ia ewdstpsten laati-
mista marten mabooliiimman mar.
Dain, miitta piimeistGGn ennen fe-
iGf. 25:ttG p1imGG. &osfa fofmts
titlee fGiittelemGGn tamallista pai-
naipompia aiioita ia fosfa pGdt0fiet,
iotfa pleenid faifisia firfollisfofouf-
iisia omat iangen tGrteitd ia iuiir-
merfitpfielIiiid firfolliiesia tpos-
iGmne; tiilemat %ienamiofii iaamaan
lpieldfin iuiiremman merfitpfien ia
fantaplmioen ia liten liiadmaan- to-
man ~fofoufien Observation-Disclosures,
min pppoetddn, ettd pfiifdan ielira-
funta Ell laiminlSiii ebustusoifeiiten-
ia f1pttGmistG, maar, ettd ~ieiirofun-
nat, iotfa eiipGt moi eoustaiaa TOTO
ufieen labettGG, ldbettGiiimdt eblis-
taiapaltafirjan epGstptiineen firf-
fofiunnam ~eiimiebelle o otteella: &eb'
g. @llori, 2bor 60, Sronipo0o,
Maicb., ettd jofo bGn banffii tai fir
follisfotous mGarGiii BELLE eoaista-
jon.
sSrompoooisia,. Micb. toufof. "a
b. 1918.
g. 8ilori, Irne 8aiunta.
eiimies. firjuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-06
"a inoGmeIIiict termehonfietnme ns.

iua ip6GmelIiict termebopfietnme ps-
tGtpille ia iamalla feboitan lam-
faiffia ieminaariaiialIe.
Mpostoli ianoo IimoteiifielIe: "g8nb
mistu ills poifani, lima armosio,
jofa on ariStilfiesia; ia mitd olet
fuullut minulta monen tooistajan
l1Srd ollesia, usfo ie luotettaipille
b~enfiloilIe, jotfa ipoipat tilla tel
moIliiifii miitafin opettamnan" e
Tim. 9: 1, q. ga6isiG ianoisia on
mielestGni laiiiuttl jaimalilusopiIli-
len ieminaarin perusoiatls. Opet-
tajan on, futen Yaaapali feboittaa
Gimotellsta, title eniin wabwistlttta-
ipa armosia ia iitten rpbopttdipd o.
pettamaan niitG, joista on toimoa
opetustoimeen. 29bpesti: Srmalan
armo &ristufiesia OH oleipa ie bob
ia. jolla opetls ieminaariSia %ieiioo.
SdmG tpo fantaa eboottomasti be-
belinda.
Goiipon ~elofuisia woimani tana-
ia pstGmiG eri puiffafunnilla. Sill
ben asti Serran raubaan!
Sc. g. SaIonen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-06
toimi-
~benkiI0idem buumioun

&aiffi tieoGmmte miten iuiiriar-
moiiia tefijoitG ompeliiieltrot opaf
min bptpin 'bengelliien elGmGn mir
fistpttGiinG fuin mposfin leurafun-
tiemme talouoelliien el6ndn t%lifijoi-
no. Swatban ompelliielirojen TO-
foufiet iopiipia iimalanpalnelufiien
lomasia pibettpid bartausielroia TO
foontiafiemme iilloin ianan ddreen
festen1iiefii rofenmtfiefiemn min-
I'd pboesiaolon iiunausta fenties mo
nifin moi tooistoa. Soiieltapiiolen
tietGmGt ieitrafuntien robnstonfiriu-
rit mainita bppinfin fauniita ium-
milo, joita ompeluieirat abferon
tponiG tulofiina opot moineet lob
joittno ieuraflnnan faSiaan.
Mlitta jofainen tpo faipaa jdr-
iestpstd ia fesfindistG toinen toiien-
ia p~mmdrrpstd cnnenfuin ipolmme
ooottoa ppipuiG tuIofiia. On tor
lolita min paljoa funfin ieuran IL
.iaistG tpotd, iilId iebGn on oinc
paiffafuntien o~loiiubteisto riippi.
maa, paon tarfoiton tpotG ioajem.
malta fatiottlino - potG, jofo iii1l-
tpp fofo firffofuntomnlc tpobon.
@DanfeeIiiirta fristittpittG ia fan.
Observation-Disclosures on meioGn
bitoleboittapa CT main poifalIisieu-
rafunnista, innan mposfin firffo.
flnnastomne, len itlfo- ia iiiGldbe-
tpstDostG ia moSto-alfaneesta bop
pisieminaaristo. Gritpiiesti n1itG-
fin tpobooroia njotcllesid on mpos-
tin totiius idtneinen: Sos pfii iG-
len inirastoo, min ioirostotpat faif-
II. Sos elnrie IT'D mieIG biIomaiii-
tonft, min eftnernmin tai mpobem.
min ie on fdpp1 ilmeiiefii, ellem-
me ajoisia tieOd aiioon tarttiia. Ob-
teistpo fontoo dina ii1lirimmat be-
oelmGt, iertGb6en t6ptpp firffofun-
noIla ollo meio1n fannotufiemme.
S~dbetDstpotG teboesiGmnne iaanme
iomaIlo itie bengeIlistG riiofoo ia
iipomuo min ettcmmc ndGnnp. &nif-
II tpoolat fdriitpdt, eIlei meilId jaf-
fiipasti jo pbG rltnoommin ole
iaornooiio. ga minimum pboen ioi-
raus on esteenG mlilIe, min mpos-
pboen woimistamninen untoa
inoimoo ia eI6m6d foifiIIe.
1ietenfin poifoIIiSictrafinnot tar
Ipitictpot ompeluieuroienio fonnotits
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-06
Jaappanilabety$ystdvilI

IsfettGin oil 4iittojan palstoilla
past. @aiunnm firioitlts losia fe-
boitettiin lGbetpspstGpi6 nostamoan
aiittopot fGteniG Siiom. lutb. etp.
Oboistpfien bppdfii lofa on Quo
men iefoapien olojen milofii joitt1t-
mt pltiitetta fGriimGGn. Maind Glen
mpos nGinG pGiminG iaanlt firjeen
Sadppanisto, josia iifGIGiiet meljet
ia entiiet tpotomerini ppptGwGt o.
pliommle. Satomnto fuitenfin tiilee,
ettei t1siG pifeostaan ole fpipmpf.
iesiG tatpallinen ldbioittaminen lie
fin tietpsti on bpipd,) Daan lGbetps
ppptGG Ioinaa @tp. Wbbistpfien nj.
mesia . gS1in meljet iieItd firioitti-
mot, ia fitn itie olin toista ipttotta
iitten Sanpponisfa, tiebGn fofemlif-
Nesta, ettG gbbistps 10 iilIoin feboit.
ii lainoia ottamaait, jottei lGbetps.
maroista taripitiiii mafiaa %iiulria
fursiitappioita. Sainoien antami-
iesia ei tasid tapaufiesia tietpsti
moioa antaa miita tafuita fuin "us-
Ton tnfaus", mitta eifobGn ie riitG.
Scum me mniinoni fansia fulIimne
totperiemme ti,folan oieman iiell1
faufano ioGn iaarilla, pGGtimme
niufoiSto moroistamme parma lei
misf1mne "paibetuspopoGlle". SG-
man teinme iitGfin iuiirermasta
iDpstG fun iliio IGbettGntGmme ipa-
rat 600 boIl.) olemne ,pltoiien FIJI.
luesia foonneet mafiaafiemme gm.
0boiStpfielle tafaiiin eoes pian miis-
I'd foirIufustanm,fiista, militia ie on
b~pnpGfieni fltluttamit. 21betimme
~tietenfin tGmGn iumman loinan ni-
meSid, mutta Saappan. iaamanrme
melfofirian moimme antaa Oboistpf
iellc tGDbsSt1 rabasta, ia uSfpmme,
iuiirello mieIibpipGIl1. Moinitien
t1nrGn robfaiiufii Mile, iotta Nab
oolliiesti epdilelp1t Iainan ontamis-
to Soopponiin. sos nGet fopbG pop
pi moi iisfoltao oinoostonia, eli ION.
fun iotnien luotputtomincn merfitie
mitGGn Mile, ioille Sierra on G.
inomit tdmGn ojon toparoi
ia. Siis: Muttafamme faIIisto
tpot1 loinoillo. @oi fpIlG olla min
ettG gboistps itiefin pion pG6iee al.
Imerifan faiitto tpontefiioiten
ia DbeDteen, ja npianlnle ei Iainan
efidd tartpitofoon. Mhitta
Ipapoalobjot ofuat alma tertpetirIei-
Ia. Serro itinotfoon IGbetpstpot1l
2liten 10 iImoitufiisto on nGfpnpt
ollefirioittamit emf ipfipnd
anniolIisfirffofunnon ieminoorin
poImelufieen. Eppodn tdsiG Iou-'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-06

&irffofuntomme pnpeille pima
mlilIc firfolIisfofoitfieen aifoipille
firttofuntamme j1ienille pDpoGnme
bnomauttao, eta aIennista Ell ole
mponnettp raittatiemafiuisia. Stout
iatie liifentcen jobtojien tabolta on
ielitettp ettd tiInnteen miiofii ei iitd
ippioa mport11 tGnG feiGnd mibin-
fGGn fofoiifieen motfiistaipille. o.
Icmme bafeneet nlermista ia %firioit-
lancet uieille eri mirastoilIe mutta
mostmis OH nino olIltt fieltGmG. -
SitGpaitii forotctoon roiitatic ia Iai
mupilettei1 t. T. 10 b. noin foImnil-
ncan %oiollo, joten CHM. D~ilutbista
GlepeInnoiin nouiee pilctin binto
noin $4,000 eoestofoiiin. &auto.
tic piletit fobonpot iomosio fun.
fccsin. - E1mdn iuiicfii OIL firfol-
Iisiobtpfunto tebnpt Msbtobulan
ieirafunnolle pppnnon ettG luoiput-
tniiidpat fofoitffcn gcsiemeriin,
Midb.s iilld on'baripo tiIcc muutoin
8o~fouficcn ianpimnoon.
T6std iImoitetaan Idbcmmin Mutto.
ion crii m~imerosio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-06
Rikasmies ia Catsarus

Siiben nifnan ianoi Seelus fari'
ieitfiille: Sli pfii rifaS mics, jofa
apootetti itienid b~airplralla iafalliil-
la liinonaatteella ia eli iofa palma
ilosia ia .berfitlliiesti. Oil mDos
ferjGlGinet, nimeltd 2atiaris, iofa
mafaii bGnen pmenio ebesiG tGprh
nGrid paiiumia, ia pppii rafpita
niistd mlirlliSta, lotfa riffnan pop-
bGltd putoiimat. Wlltta foirat
mpos tulipat ia nitolimat bGnen
r%aiiunania. @iin tapobtli, eta
ferjGGjG fuoli ia ipietiin enfeleiltd
4brabamin belmaan. Niin fuoli
mpos rifaS ia hal,battiin. So fun
bGn belmetisid maiwasia oil, nosti
bdn iilmdnid ia ndfi I~brnbamin
taampaiia ia 2atiarufien b1nen 1el.
masioan. Niin bGn buuii, %ianoer;
Sid @brabom, armaboo minlln pGdl
leni ia lGbet1 9otiarils fastamaan
Iommenia pad peteen ettG bGn j1Gb-
opttGiii minitn fieIeni, iill1 nina
fomin %naimataan tGsiG diefisia", j.
n. c.
TGsiG etpnnfeliumisia Serramnte
Seeius ndpttGd mitenfG fGp file
ibmiieIle, iofa elGG epGlisfosia. &if-
faasia miebesid fupataan epdusfon
PM ia buonot bebelmGt, 2atiaruf-
ieSin tnas SSlumolon ianoan 1,sfo-
maiien ibntiien lopltllinen onni. 6.
manfeliunti eli moiti tGtG rifastn
miestd ettd ban oliii elGnpt torfcis-
ia ipnneisiG, 9u~oritroesia, parfalt.
besia, ]. NJ. e. mainitaon paan boz
men falliit liinatpaatteenia ia jofa-
pdipGiiet 5erffuruofania. Niin e.
lSpat ibmiiet npt rtGinG niimeiiinG
mibon paiipirrG, epGusfosia faifesIa
irstaiiuubesia, firoillen ia Siima-
Ion mined tilrbonn lalriltcn. Sc
el1ipdt jofapdimd ilosia ia perfeleen
polnelufiesia min aforementioned,
ettG Ct "lGbimdiien iurfeus eif1 bGt1
f0p beibGn ipoGntelIcniG. Sc ciip1t
oiittaiii fopb1G 2otiariista bGnen
ndlGsidGn. Sos rifos mics oIiii
ticnnpt fuiufo ~iailiresia arfposio fop
I'D 2otiariis on Silmdlan eoesid,
min ban pliii 2atiarufien panmut
porbooicen mitoteeieenia, eifG oIiii
ortanit mirpo oipenia eoesiG. See
Jus innoo, mitG tecttc pboclIc nGis-
I'd p1bemnistG nrimin meljistGni,
len te teettc minltlle, ie tarfoittao
,yeeiufielIe. So oliii nomnaan III
fos mics antafnit parbaat BEIRUT
2e.ialfielle, jos bdn diff buomon.
nut cttd fun ban ritoffii Seeiufieen
rsfomaista min ban ruoftii :tie16n
S~ceiusta. Mhitta rifas m:ca ei Of
lu: moboouinen polmelemoan fop.
blu "a iiriiSto.
Scciufieen %usfomaiiet ofpot fopbid
lriciei.61n ia bcapcItd1n. Semnoi-
Jeff %fopbGfii, tarjufii ipntiiefii til.
linimc foiffi ilaiiiet ipntiin Tnnfee.
mlfiesio, min eftd faiffi taripitism
nc mt Sulnc!cr oprn "a arn;oa.
SumoIo, rifas Iaupcuoesto, onioi
Yoifanic Scr'ufien ia Sdnesid Jan. !
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-06

Salomolaiiilla firiaililoilla ei
faiba olla fominfoon libatpdt toi-
meentltIot. Siiben fdiitpfieen aina-
fin jobtiiai ieliranlpasta Satpnuen LEFT
DisiGr olIeesta ilmoitlfiesta:
"Sopifpaa tointa elGdfieen etiii
SNmari &innto, iitomalainen firiai-
lilo, filoiofian maisteri. Sariolfiet
p~iotteelIa, Satllt, Hoste reStante."