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Taiban Valley news., 1918-04-19


Hats at Wilson Bros
Mrs Lyon will have ICE
Cream every Friday, Saturday
aud Sunday until the aeson closes
Sign wrlrlng specially Sa''S
f.ct,nn ullara,Loeu. Let me ~rlCe
you 1t slsu that WonL NUT eS es'
3. L. sotLne
IS. X. /
Our c.:y healtn officer has
Guaranteed himself az his home
on Poverty street, hC has the
Kaiser measles, but is ashame
to fess up.
we have been having local
showers but at this time 1t Isl
snowinefand is almost equal to a
light rain
Every one that is in debt to
Taiban Restaurant | will kindly
ask them to please come and
settle between now and the first
of the month.
g.. Mrs Eta Lyon
VT Walker of La Lande was
arrested in La Lande Sunday
afternoon for alleged dieloyal
remarks and ons being asked to
buy a Liberty Bond he took the
bond and tore it in two and was
taken to Santa Fe to await
further action
Mrs Dillingham; Of Clayton is
vieiting her parents Rev and MRS
Self
On Tuesday evening Little
Regime Brown enterta1ned a few
Of her small trienos in honor Of
her eighth birthday, the little
once played various games and
were served with delicious refre.
shments each one reported good
time
Grand ma Nuzum came in from
clovis Tuesday where she had
been visiting and getting aoqu-
ainted with her great grand
daughter who arrived at the
home of her parents Mr. and Mrf
william Nuzum, April 1st 1918.
Mrs Alice Hensley, came home
tuesday from Oklahoma city
Okla, where she spent the win
ter with her sons.
Mesdames Robinson N A VGu
ghter H G and Mrs Rowley 9pen
Wednesday In Clovis
Miss Myrtle Preston cane IN
from Ft Worth Saturday wher
she he's been atten ding III
Brantly-Draughn Business CO
lege for the past six months
CIV Springestead came in on tn
same train but he had been tax
ing his business course secon
handed
The captain of Plymouth wi
be given by,Ft Sumner talent {
Ft Sumner April 26 81 for the be
nefit of the Red cross. On the Z
the proceeds will go to the Yes
Taiban and Dunlap branche es
the. FIT sumner chapter. 1t wi
paw the Teiban branch to Sc
every ticket possible
MT Douthitt and Miss Amy Arm
strong of House went to Fl
Sumner, and were quietly mal
ried last Saturday, their mar
friends here wish them a Ion
life Of unaloyed happiness.
Taiban Valley news., 1918-04-19
G. W. Jolly.

GO TO c. w. JACKSON at
the mill for Corn and Corn chops
Oats, Bran Cotton seed cake
and Meal.
Taiban Valley news., 1918-04-19
Buy Frloles, 10 cents at
CASH FEED STORE

viii pay l0cts for cake bags.
CASHF Fed STORE.
Taiban Valley news., 1918-04-19
NOTICE

Read your Final Proof owe
and let rs know il it needs any
correction.
Taiban Valley news., 1918-04-19

You can get all the Cotton
seed cake that you want at the
TAIBAN GROCEGY at $4,000
per Ton.
Taiban Valley news., 1918-04-19
Spuds at So 80 per hundred.
rAIBAN GROCERY

LAlIES-We have the | test
and most up.to-date styles in
Hats at Wilson Bros
Mrs Lyon will have ICE
Cream every Friday, Saturday
aud Sunday until the seson closes
Sign writing ii specially saVis
factiun suarautoeu. LeI Inc "ll'o
you si6n that WUnh A"lt e9 e0'
3. L. sotLne
Taiban Valley news., 1918-04-19
LODGE DIRECTORY

IUDUE UIRECTUR 7
Charlotte camp No. 43
meets End. and 4th Frida y
of each month.
G. P. Stone, Con. Com.
j. M. Austin, Clerk
Taiban lodge, no Al, I. o. o, F
Meets every Saturday nigh
W. H Adams, N. G,
R. M. NuzuT, V. G.
Perry Keith, sec'y.
Taiban Valley news., 1918-04-19

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
Miss RACHEL ". SMITH
Taiban Valley news., 1918-04-19
FOR SHERIFF.:

w. II. ADAMS,
j. G. DUNLAP
j. A. W. Bell.
Taiban Valley news., 1918-04-19

Will pay highest prices for
hides.
CASH FEED STORE.
Taiban Valley news., 1918-04-19
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT

FOR RJUDGE FIFTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT:
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More Power to the Preacher

The prosperous little town of Orland
offers the unusual sDectacle of the usual
ly militant Methodist Church quareling
work"
Can any good Methodist imagine an
attack on minister of the church for
being too patriotic. too devoted to the
interests Of his country?
Rev Andrew Gates is a big-hearted
whole-souled minister who Us devotedly
patriotic. In addition to his church work
the Red Cross, Liberty bonds and war
stamps.
He has done more than this. With all
his power he has preached the gosnel of
patriotism as well as the gospel of Christ
He has not been weak and tiNlid eN-
horter and pleader but with sledge-
hammer blows he has hit the pacifists
and slackers.
Recently a small group of the church.
apparently under the inspiration of cer-
tain pro-Germans, who have discreetly
kept in the background, made deter
mined effort to cause the removal of the
patriotic pastor.
If the time has come when Methodist
Church Gusts pastor for preaching
patriotism and throwing all his energy
into work for the country, that church
has forgotten its history.
The men who are inspiring the attack
on Rev Mr. Gates ought to be smoked
out where the people can see the cast OF
their countenances and ascertain how
deeply they are interested II. the success
There might be work for the Govern
ment agents in this case. More power
to the preacher.-Sacrament Union.
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Americans to the Front

~ those who have believed that
7,ax 81 men who are physically MT
3S' = made into first-class soldiers
1z<1Fs {Tnuressed by the showing that
effSsans are making in France.
- cst1se for national arrogance !;
~ M q military nation and do not
10 become one. 1t Is, however:
2f &Sunonstration that nation which
Sl{Sn been described as individual
~ 11n6 f1lslbordinate can produce SOL
<,< m Ia face and defeat the most
dfsciplined men in Europe. One
eYement enters into the calcula-
28r12 Our soldiers are well aware that
kSF' are fighting in a good cause and
knf< {keir Government is more totally
l111 ennspfcuously free OF selfish pur-
|XSSs than any that ever fought a war.
}&n06 this is the factor that does most
n ~ aoIdiers' morale Lacking it, the
.1fStrianB have been putting up a
ce1cHed fight; the German substitute
4 II 8 lifetime of drill and (perhaps
&l6rl belief in self-defense But
~ q no real substitute.
Z. - Astonishing effectiveness of our
{rmfned' men most of them only
~ 51|Mr Or less distant from civil life,
~ Aramatic answer to the conven-
ISo1 lI1uropean accusation that we are
I1r4 nelfsh and materialist'c, and
~ Also Is a justification of those
Easy ways of life which have
~ often criticized. Perhaps, too
73 warning to us not to go too rap
1<|&h that regimentation, centraliZa-
~ standardization of our civil life
many unconscious adherents ot
@(nsan kultur are advocating.-Sar
&E38c0 Bulletin
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DEATHS


TAYLOR. .-..Ju:y 80. cHRIsPIN TAYLOR.
aged aged, 90. Relatives and friends invited to
TIL Mrs Joseph ReeR I 7ss s'StnIS n, i7,S st. Int
Hi1lslde Gem. Friends may call Fri. eve. :,
=, ,TuCkER:I July 81. MARTIN b.. husband
9r,enSse 1sne Tucker. ased o.: Relatives and q,
s.o, stephens Church. A.. q, IL. Division No 8;
sst ssteyn sao oPenientsEE iSyisd Z. frpSTs nrn
Solemn requiem mass ST Stephens Church
service.
g. WALL;-suddenly July 30 GEORGE W;
Sr.. husband of Anna Wall tnee OhlharD
and @ son Of late George W. and Julia 7;
m MaiL Eclativ's and friends, employcs OF
neral neral SERVICES, Sat p. m. 412l North; ti,
Gem. Auto funeral. Remains may be
WATKINS. July al. MARIE G.. wife Of
Elmer p. Watkins (nee Gehrmannl aged %.
at brother's residence. Fred H. Gehrmann.
Jr:, II. Folsom, Pa. Notice Of funeral later.
=, ,wEsTENBERGER.- July 81. Ethel.
NJ. daughter of Charles s.. and Laura s.. at
parents residence, 2514 S. nth st. Due
notice of funeral Will be given.
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council office. The Usage degree team and
on August 27.
The Dakota Association held special
meeting In the wigwnm of Yuba Tribe, in
charge Of President Alexander Clark and
InomAs l.. Fraser, acting as secretary. The
question of taking part in the parade on
august "a was taken w and discussed. The
secretary was authorized to engage two
bands OF music. The association Is having
a. service fag made representing members
Of the association in war service. The
next meeting win be at Logan Tribe
August ..
The allied tribes of West Phila delnha
held an interesting meeting under President
John Bnssett and Secretary Robert Brown.
The association comprises the tribes of the
fourth district and II expects to turn out
the fraernal parade The association ex-
tended an invitation to the tribes of Ches.
ter and vicinity to participate in the pa
rade. Nearly all the Rcd Men will be
dressed in Indian costume.
Tioga Tribe will take par, in the parade
on August II. with twenty-five members in
costumes.
the affairs of the order out Of tho city 40
vcntnor to the Red Men" Men Of - that at Vicinity
md attended large meeting at Lynwood
of the allied triles of Atlantic city. every
trihc save two being represented. The
tHnrkSfs tpnr Sfi werS G. s Coleman p q. 8 s. AR
Jersey. and p. q S. Conley rhe next
Point. y. J.
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Important part played by cleo
611 n the modern war game Is set
81 n an entire number recently given
"a The subject by the leading French
ExIIne. Je Sais Tout Trench warfare
[I1Sosed the use of the telephone for
Il l<6nemfssion Of orders, for reports.
1min1mications of all kinds. In
however. that 1t should be the
nn1nf Of communication. there are
1n featured attending the use of
~ 10 this connection not neces-
tNuos OF peace.
lcafson must be secret. and
u1l3qf Be placed SO that they
iG<EoyGd hy shot or she'll In
- ~ The war the boches
~ tapped the French
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Usage Tribe announced that Samuel
Chnnan was reported as having been killed
in action in France. Tho tribe has mem
bershp, Of eS7. with hfty.seven members
The Osage Fishing Club will have an out
ing at Great Bay on August TO-. Repre-
sentative John Perkins attended the meet.
ing of the parade committee at the great
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ledths

Barnes, William r. K:otz otto O.
IIradeH; John j.. Sr. Enorr, George r r.
L,nrns. Francs Leo Eoitler Samuel l..
c,ake, Edward X krug, Emma
thr1aush: Mamie r. NarElvcn, W. c.
christie, Maria r. MrCnu,ev HUGH T.
DI,anheld, Edwin O. Mcssner Allen
b i}art. Dart, Ella n MlIlgan, Ernest H.
i,,"nton John W. Mostcller. John II.
,,Hrr. GEORGE ". Nice George W
lDesinHer. Eleanor r. Patterson, Mary NJ.
pnnahus. Francis price. Chas IL. Jr.
DOYLE. Margaret c. pricltitt. Mary l..
Tnt2n; I,,t;so Ed1,9 May, sattsrthwaitt Jacob
EEI",;michcr Mario 4. Scott: Emma @.
HnlS". oren ]. $. Sleek. Annie
Greene, Jam"s e. Stewnrt. Dorothv
tiiarthan, laura +: Stnrer. Josiah II.
,t,trlH Htharine e. Tav'or, Ch"isnin
HimmalshaCh, George tucker. Martin l..
,MtoLcomhe Ettie Watkins, Marie c.
Humphreys. Fred. H.: Wcstcnhers"r f. NJ
Jones, Mary T.
r. at2 Of 21 WSlnut st SuS husbaH1 ISL Of Mst
%G and Sesv%s 6n Xr e3a GdantrT rrTT'T b o"
sprucs 25s Of VI Wm il tE?% W cor. iith sns z!
may, may, be viewed Thurs. TO 10 p. m Auto
LEY fi4fA5Rf{1Hy 52 dae4n sag; % 5s5S sS s H. nRAR = E
coz. 4sth and WyalusinE. ave. Solemn re
;pd sfrisHds @ %nr M?.hsT aSF" af S1; serrows ; =
~. SouaIlly. west lh'la. touncli. IL. OF I,
Supreme Commandery. X Il. r.; Com
mraTrdery, n No. Il; I. r.; B.: Branch No; 72o
Division No. 30. 4. o. H.; Funeral Direc
tors Asso. of Penna.. Court West Park. F.
or A.. all other societies of which he was a
member, invited to att"nd. Auto service.
BIiRNS.-.Iuy IS. FRANCIS LEO, nus
band Of Bertha r. Burns and son of Mary
and late Mchac J. Burns. Relatives and
friends invited to funeral. residence OF
mother. Mrs. Mary Burns, 1894 Olive st,
sat. I:Sh y. m. Solemn requiem mass
church of Gesu . a. III. Int. Old Cathedra
Gem. Auto funeral.
BUTTERWEtK. July 81. MARY e
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Neshaminy, No. 1iO. at Ninth and Green
wich streets, gave varied proEram that
pleased the large audience. Spcctalttes and
varied attractive novelties were given by the
courts talent--Brothers No9nS' Nolan. H II
ter Dohcrty Brown, Rudolph Burns. Nc
Namaru Sharp, Meyers. McCaferty, Dom
nelly along. Craig, oHara hI Graz sh@fer;
encouraging strain were the offerings of Doc
tor McCuliough. Deputy Fite., No. 3i; and
= C. r. McDermott. Brother trannger
rendered his string band as Il musical fea-
turc.
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Court Mount Pleasant has acquired the
new half 53Ol Market street for every
Monday. The house committee. Brothers
Leaning, Trainer. Knox Justi and WestlinR
has arranged programs Of receptions for
each session In this month and invite
Foresters to visit the splendid headquarters.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-01

q, s. $. Charles +. Bell gave n gen.
eral outline of the parade as planned by
the committee OF the Frntcrnal Congress. \
committee of five; g. c, of II. Fraser: John
GrcenhalEh Frede rick Fink. John Bassutt
and Thomas kr!pps. was appointed to So
lect suitable badge and report at the
next meeting on Mondays sleep, August L.
at the Great Council office.
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y E.s,Aerton Iodre held a social after the
SSsS meeting and entertained Brother
5<nbsrg. of Ivy Lodge, and Brother Woif.
~ f3veninR Star Lodge. representing the
L ~ 6istrict Progressive Association: Re-
~ HSn6nts q good program and Brother
~ N hlanist, Sof the lodge, were enjoyed.
~ ~ 8imous p. Reece president OF the
~ cfnff announced that floor work
64be taken up soon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-01

CLAIM CLERKS wanted. with transporta-
tion experience preferred; salary 500 per,
month: chance for advancement 400.
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Tioga Tribe will take part in tho parade
on August II. with twenty-five members in
Gi
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The announcement that the supreme execu-
tive had contracted for twelve corona silver
medals. to be awarded to six local courts
and an equal quota of their respective mem
bers. as recognition marks of special work
done for the good of the order. caused the
lucky recipients to be congratulated. The
favored courts. Federal St Adams. Glen
wood. Schuylkill. Haddington and Belview.
which have Il combined membership OF 1896
and surplus funds of S4S, ,3j7 SO. made re-
sponses through their representatives.
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Spring Garden Lodge obligated Howard
iHlgaey in the second and third degrees and
received two propositions for next month.
q {tn1ty-one war stamps werC disposed of.
making the total sale by this lodge of 9SS
sta1npe. The degree staff, In taking account
Of atock In para phernalia, desires to dis
poee Of some robes to work king lodge in
need. Spring Garden meets in the Park
way Building on Thursday nights.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-01

AailAe Lodge conferred the third degree
on pIle candidate and cordially received
~ "a. Henry L. Green. of North Star Lodge,
and Brother y. Sotzkey. of Yonkers. y. Y,
who made good talks. Vice Grand John y.
Weir is booming the Mile Minstres and
waiting for large turn out to promulgate
hts plans and enlist general interest in his
project.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-01
Gleoe lauS, S6ip.

Serelrbops minulta eniifertalai-
lelta faifille Iltttajan llfioille. Wi.
muffin baluni on piirtGG lofii Jana
niistG jublista, jotfa mietettiin fam
iullisfirffofunnon nltoiifpfouflen ai-
fana Sarborisla. @altntpana Iielld
faifui mopoaepnnfelilrm monen put
bnion altto 81 ettei fitfaan oltli
mennut pois militia jliblilta epatie'
t%oiiena iiita, ettG Seeius on minute
fin tebnpt ooolliiefii ~SSlrnolalle iin1
luurena neutrality-suspicious., %iollpin ban
folio mailman lpnnit otti pois.
WtinG tirnlin itieni erittdin onrelli-
iefii, fun Iain unubtoo maolliet as
tnreeni ia fuullo tooiStilfiia iiit1 i.
ian raffauoesto, jofa Ell iddstdnpt
ainoata poifaonia, iuaan ldbetti boz
net maailmaan meitG furjia fuolon
unluinneita lunastamaan. Gain
mabpistao itleGni lillG armolla iofa
on SeeiufiesIa &ristlfiesiu. Slublain
lopitttuo itten flpfin I6bti Wartan
asfareibin, lotfa SumaIa on metlle
itIefilllefin usfonut. @aan me
ioimne tG1llG Glepelonoisia mielG
iublia jntfou iillG fesfuuteemme
poiffeli past. u. 8aiunta 8 b. illal-
la, pubnen liitG laiIpeuDesta, ionfa
fulttto olernne altitooffi tebtp. Sos
TORT W. @isfori ia @. Wilen oil
mot tGGllG % b. &aiffien ~iaarnoien
perltsidipeleertG OF, Seeitfien fliolo
tuiaton . 2altiun teiae ip6Gmelliiet
f~iitofiet IiitG FIN tulitte t1nne meille
tltota pbteistG aittliltto lilistmnaat
maon liirin fiitos SiGlle, iofa Min
9Dfuin jobti fi1lfrnne ettG of tilai-
iuis pioGttGu tGnne. Sltblat on OBI
mn, naan ioormue olla mormat, ct.
til Sediits on IlipauflenIa mtfaan
alma lGSnG. Sanania foiitta bdn
meille pltbult. Sanan iaonmte III.
fen, iofo Dtiin ollesiu tai fofolfiis.
fonune aIfGdmme Ipofo' laimin
nadia iiunatiritd betfiG. Sierra oitta
ettG roitboii tGDttGninG moiiintme
toirnia finlin maltofltntaii funniafii
tddIld Yon SGn tlllee taitpua11
pilrpisiG ottomnan mtonio pois tbs.
tG mirpbeen looflosta tDfoniG tai.
modi een. Serweiiet mimilta mrs
Miettiielle oliii ollipt bolisfu iinaio
topoto iltblisia.
Sant1p.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-01
SraSboef, ". Daft.
%hein1fulrIIn.


Sausfat ia naiitintoriffaut eauan-
feliumiiiablat oil ielrafunnullamte
feiaf. 20 p. beiuGf 2 piiitudan. @ie.
rata pipbujia oil pastori s. Saafa-
no SEEM Yorf Miuiistd, @inn. ia
Grif @csterbacf &attilajoelta, Winn
Mrs ia mr. aaHe Seifin fafii. tp-
tGrtG Nbeooe ia Sltlba iairastumat
reiunotislnia 8ismor fin ~luiraolas
ia . Se 0pat mt paranemaan pain,
maiffa pbteen aifoan nGptti beibGn
tilaitSa toipottomalto. SmonoStafin
moi iairas pnratu fun Ell l%uiraan ui-
ia ole fiiolu. Mlitta nltori ia ter
mefin menetpGt, fun beioGn a%ifanin
tulee lGbteG.
Seitrufuntomme lunmntaifollu
on MT bppin iGriestnneesiG toimin-
nasfa. SppiIaat pfpot jaettu fuu-
teen luoffaan ia fullafin luofalla
on onla opettajanoi. @oulun uluss
ia pubru fotlun iobtaio pGinpGn e.
hpanfelilimista. Opettajot pitaaput
fotoufiiaan ferran fuufaubesia, iois
i:a iteittpotelIaan p. boitlittp0td foSte.
neihpotellaan p. toulutpota tosfe.
pista diioista. Sellaatlet f%ofoutiet
opat iuuresta merfitpfiestd. g.
toidrllnmme on patti iobtaiaa,
mposfin firiurimia ia rabast0nboita.
ianfa.
TGmGn firioittaia paimonia fans
ia iai ipbime feiGflilin aialla iitblia
entisten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fansSa
9ro :fetisia ia Nollasia.
Sarsfa oil toipata pstdtpid iieI-
Ia 4. &iitoS mposfin pStGtpdt teiIle
MISUNDERSTANDING ia monista aripof-
faista labioistanne, joita tieltd jain
me! Enmme mitenfGdn moi bppDpt'
tGme palfita, G / oiafiifaan, mutta
lalpeuoesta rifaS Sitnala tebfoon
zen meibGn prolestumme! = 2Gm-
min terpebops teille taifillel
90. g. 8.
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Bridgeport, Conn.

Senpeb0in teitd Muttalon lltfiat,
tGdltG pllGmainitltsta faitpungista.
S1m1 paiffa nGpttdd iuurelle fau-
pltngille ia on foBoen pitolen iofeo
rofennettu. SGGllGfin loptpb Slto-
men llfuista fanioa iieDlG t1GllG o.
i%lapina 4. Olen pienesii tobisia iiiGl-
Ia, joSia oloni on mitd ba1sfinta,
tloitaan, riemlitaan larletaan ia
Iiletaan. Min mitG mltiita foipai-
%iimmefaon oian fullttii . Iutluoen
lilo tGpttGG mielemme monien MUIR
|beiben ia paifeiIfiien fesfeJlG. ga
lilo S~erraSfobnn onfin mGfetpDptem-
me, Sn mallan balisfoa ndboG MIC
rem emGnnGn puubaaipan fotiasfu-
reitaa ia tponid lontalla fairttoipan
|fiitos nirren &aritiolle, iofa on
meioGn merelIGGn SlmnalaDle lttras-
tanltt, ipmnistG fipolemasta ia belpe
tin pnlIoista. ga lunastettuina e.
lImGGn, lunostuS nrmon turipisia
Srmndlon roffaina aittitaina lnpiinn
on tGGllG aiasfo, toimosio ia oootiif-
Tesla ia iitten Sidn tobisia firffnlt'
oesa ia fu~nniosia alma ia iiGti mob
6en fostpoista min fosnotbin. Won.
to fertoa, ipuoiien tpaibbellesia client
mefin tottuneet pboesiG buu6obta-
maan: "Sn iuurta ollo outitas me-
loista mdpoa fofonoon." ga ia.
moin t~GnGGnfin toipntesIamme toi-
femtmte of Dbteinen iIomnte. @r1non
titrtpas1a tunttennnte paifon iltoiai-
fem ia iielIG I0ptGG lemon Iielirmme
fuloiien . SsSGGtoon mielG erotesiam-
mefin iitbefli, robfaiietpnfii febois
ttffetienute opostoli Baahpolin la1t.
fe Sebr. 90: 35. "geiin GIfGGt belt
tdfo pois itsfollustanne, ioIa on
fittri paIfammnffo." 8oifo Ipntis-
ten ibmisten STA artaa nellie lam
getneille Iapiilleen fritrempoa loboii
titsto, fitir ettG bun arttoi 8oifonia
betbGn ebestGnf1 fuoGIa riStill69
<fa taitua npt meille litfea iDnte.
iGntnte, fun TITO loltfottlt ioto mas.
tam me olentnne iDntiG tebneet, ia
ioIlo pfiin on oifeitS titomito, on it
le ontnnit tlomito ia toppao itienid
rongoiStopien ia tltomittoipuin ipn-
listen eoeSt1.
. .0aonet fiitofief MIR ia mrs 9aorIo
2inobolmiue fotfesto mieradnhpuroi-
i~uuoeStanne ia pStGipppoestGnne 10.
ia. oioititte mintlIe o~llesiani teiIId.
SiG tohpaollinen foifen teiIle monin
ferroin polfittoonl SaGmnte eoel-
leenfin foifin fest1ipGn tperen ar.
mon tiirtpiin .
Secius on tiifi toisteluisfai
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-01
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@illiam ia Selma &obiloiien +.
@ntmo gapelina, (. sc. q. WiIGiisiG
tommif. 81 p. fost. tolttof. 5 p.
Srdnf ia 2poia s. @n6erfonir1 p.
%icborb @iIGiam (. @lomers totpn
maaliSf. 81 b. tast. toitfof. IL b.
8illiom ia Sopbio 2een t. on +.
9lopers totpn b1tbtif. 6 p. faSt. ton
fof II b. mimi giIi 2inboWeliiba.
~--cob ia Soiefiina Soopalnn t.
ipnt. Solanes GitpsiG bubtif. IL p.
fost. toutof. 16 p. Nimi Scllc Spl-
mia .
&oqe ia Gnna Saarien p. Uno
Weidbaro (. 8ecfer Go. bitbtif. "a p
fast. toltfof. 26 p.
@otti ia gIiiobetb Niffarin b.
&alle @bhpin I. 8lotpers totpn bltb-
tit. 81 b. fost. toitfof. 90 p.
&arI Sobannes ia @aria @lina
S1toriIon p. @btpin Safri 8erbaro,
4. 8lotpers tomn tnmunif. 8 y. fast.
torfpf. 80 p.
Sobon Sreb ia Maria Sitttitien
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80 b.
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bitbtif. 20 b. fast. feIGf. 10 b.
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SeIena 8irginio
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Z p. fast. fciGf. 90 b.
obonnes io,Sonna Ser @olntift t.
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2 p. fast. beinGf. A b.
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&icbarb, (. dimes gitp, moaIisf. 26
p. fost. beinGf. 6 b.
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ioIa SoImes Gitpsfd, Mimn. toiitof.
10 b.
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