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YOU NEED \ REAL SCALP ROOD.

Thcrc are 50 many so-callcd hair
growers on the market. II large num-
h"r Of which arc nothing moro than
pcrfumcd grease, it is no wonder poo
Pic get discouraged and lose faith in
all hair tonics. In deciding what to
use Oh Your scalp be sure and get a
remedy OF proven merit. Sccby's
Quinade is n highly medicatcd pom
ado that has stood tho test Of time
1t is real scalp food: it stimulates
and nourishes tho roots OF tho hair,
causing a natural growth OF long
hair.
Quinade Is the invention of an ex-
pert chemist and is made under the
supervision OF an experienced rogis-
tered pharmacist. 1t makes tho hair
soft and smooth and easy to put up
in tho style desired.
To get best results from tho use OF
Quinadc it is necessary to shampoo
the scalp about every two weeks with
Secby's Quinasoap. Quinasoap Is
made entirely out of pure vegetable
oils. principally cocoanut oil, and Is
Il thorough cleanser. Quinasoap lath-
crs very freely. 1t leaves tho hair
soft and fluffy and imparts n re-
frcshing feeling to the scalp unequal
led by any other shampoo.
Do not accept any substitute, but
insist on getting Seeby's Quinade
and Sccby's Quinasoap, asking for
them by tho full name. Prico Is 25
cents each. II your druggist or deal
or docs not stock these two articles
ask him to obtain them for you from
MS wholesaler or send us the price
and We will mail them to you. Seeby
Drug Co., ID and 16 Wooster ST.
New York City.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-31
ARMY TRAINING AT A. 6 IT,

Tho Government has authorized
the establishment OF an Officers
Training Corps at the A. and II. Col
lego. This is an excellent opportun-
;ty for our young men. There are
no restrictions necessary in entering
thia sch0l. Tho drill is good for
physical condition and conducive to
good health.
1t is understood tho Government
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-31

saw n clock that had been running
over two hundred years and still
Keeping good time and a grape vine
over fifteen inches in diameter. In
this bnilding l SAW tho cradle of dc
Mocary, which was his bed. On
Sunday | visited La Cathedral. Thc
building is five hundred years old.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-31

HOW OUR VETERINARY BOYS
SPENT EASTER IN FRANCE

Veterinary Hospital. No. !, Franco
Not having an English calendar
we celebrated two "EaStcrs" in one
month. WC were under the impress
sion that tho first Sunday in April
was Easter. Mess Sergeant Johnson
made preparations on the day which
he thought was GOOD Friday for a
big feed Sunday. After We had been
served ham and eggs for break fast i,
Corporal T.. G.. Knight made an an
nounCcmcnt that there would be held
in this building at ten o'clock Easter
exercises similar to the ones we
would have at home.
Cook Jonathan II. Claiborne, who
was to be master of ceremonies led
us into the light, stating that his
sister had written him stating that
she was to be baptized on Easter
Sunday. which WAS the third Sunday
in April. But VIC carried out part
of our program
Rev. Joseph NJ. Butler delivered
Il soul stirring sermon and it was food
to the many who heard him. Among
many good things he said. "ChristS
resurrection verified all His claims.
His empty grave became tho bound
AIRY line between the old dispcnsatiOn
and the now"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-31

WANTGD-h Man and his Wife will
lind Good Home III Gintcr Park
by applying to THE PLANET, 81 |
y. Fourth Street, Richmond, Va =.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-31

TEEUNICAI COLLEGH
What College Shall l Attend Ihis
Session?
NEn SHOULD ATTIC ND TIE A. & 7
COLLEGE. IT'S 25TN ANNUAL
SESSION BEGINS OCTOBER i. 1915
Yon vii, have TIE advantage o,
Three Strong Departments
AGRICULTURAL. MECHANICAL
AND ACADEMlC.
\ New Department for Teacher
TrIjning IN Noca ionai Agriculture
VIII also dc available.
Unsurpassed opportunities lur Nib
tary Training aud advancement.
For catalogue and further iniorInu
liun. write, to-day. to
IrI2&uD,G%T, JAMES ~. DUDLEY
Greensboro. y G.
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WA NTED-- a good all around Print.
~. Apply stating terms 10 The New
Century Furnishing Co.. 500 Queen
street. Norfolk Va.
ST
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-31
A FEW DAYS. IN CTEALLES LES
FAUX

You will find enclosed postal cards
which wo desire to be published in
order that our people may understand
better whom and Of what race and of
what color. the Son Of God came.
left Legrando Hotel at ten o'clock
and I arrived at NOtre Damo dc
Myans. at two o'clock, which Is a
church. This church supposed to
be older than Napoleon, would have
been destroyed by Napoleon, so was
told, had it not been for the statue
OF Mary. holding in her arms, the
babe Christ
When ] entered The Church. motto
ing the statue being closely escorted
Ivy Preach lady. I hardly know what
to say, or what to think, for every
thing had been going on SO lovely,
until | did not want to ever think
OF the race question. hut wanted to
THINK CT man as man. nothing
more or less. regardless OF color.
Noticing tho robe Of Mary, it was
gold, and The crown was OF gold. and
| continued TO look at the face Of
Mary and tho babe. SO I was no
ticcd by those who were with mo.
paying special attention to the face
OF Mary. 7 then asked if she were
black or white. and was told by those
who know that she and her Son, were
Just IS yon sec il. black, black. black
not brown, but black.
Second day | visited Chateau dc
Mioi&nS. This is building that has
been standing five hundred years be-
fore the discovery Of America. 1t
was once place where long sentence
prisoners were sent. There was only
one prisoner who severed twenty
eight years. 7 visited the home of
Jcan-JacqCcs Rousseau. There
Evening journal., 1919-03-28
dean HAYWARD
BUSY in PARIS
Delaware College NJ a n
Meets Acquaintance IN
Land Far from Home
MRS. ]. H. WRIGHT
TAKEN BY DEATH
Special 70 The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. March 2s.-Letters received
this week from Dean Harry Hayward, OF
the Agricultural Department Of Della
ware College. who is In Paris on a spe.
cial agricultural mission among the
L. s. soldiers, state that he has been
assigned 10 work by the Y. NJ. c. A.. at
Beaune Whiel in Paris he saw Miss
Alice Evans. daughter Of William NJ
Evans, Of Newark. a graduate Of the
Women's College. and Miss Gertrude
Brady, a former instructor at the same
college, who are on Y. W. G. A. duty
The recital that was 10 be given TO-
night by J. Helfienstein Mason, under
the auspices Of the Delaware College
faculty club and which has already
been postponed once, had to be post
poned again on account Of Mr.. Mason's
illness. Il is now set for April TO-
The Civics Committee Of the New Cen
tury Club will have charge Of the pub
lie meeting 10 be held at 8 O'Clock next
Tuesday evening. Chester IT. Wells. Of
Wilmington. viii make an address and
William p. White. Of the same city, viii
lead the community singing.
Mrs. Jennie II Wright mother Of Mrs
Ernest N Sanborn died az the home Of
her daughter. Mrs. Ernest d. Sanborn.
on Depot Road. Wednesday morning.
While she had been in poor health for
Evening journal., 1919-03-28
FARMERS WANT TO
KNOW CORN COST
speeIal % The EvenIng Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Del. March 2s.-"What
is the Cost Of Producing Sugar
Corn" is the subject under discussion
at a series OF meetings OF the New Cas-
tie County Sugar Corn Growers Asso-
ciation, which has recently been or
ganized.
This association comprises the sugar
corn growers Of Mlddletown, Townsend
Odessa and Mt. Pleasant communities
The executive committed, composed OF a
representative from each community, Is
the governing body and will transact
all business for the association, includ-
ing negotiations with the officials Of the
Gamers. relative to the price OF sugar
corn for the coming year. The eAecu-
tive committee is responsible TO and
will report 10 the association at stated
intervals
Figures on the cost OF producins
sugar corn have been submitted by
representative growers from each OF
the communities, and it Is an interesting
fact that the variation IN these figures
has been negligible. At the writing OF
this article there seems TO he a consid-
erable differential between the price al
which the growers feel that they can
produce sugar corn and that offered by
the Gamers.
Evening journal., 1919-03-28
COLLEGE GIRLS
IN GREEK DRAMA
ELECTRA to be Presented
in Open Air by Students
This Spring
HONOR SYSTEM
is ESTABLISHED

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Del, March 2s.-The Dra-
matte Club Of the Women's College OF
Delaware is planning to give this
Spring an open-air performance or the
Greek drama, Electra" by Eurip des.
The play. which will be given in Eng
lish. will probably be given either in
front Of Wolf Hall on one Of the build-
ings 81 the Women's College about the
middle or the last OF May. The Dra-
matte Club viii be assisted by some
Of the students Of Delaware College.
Try-outs have already been held and
the cast VII soon be announced.
During the past week Dean Winifred
!. Robinson, OF the Women's College or
Delaware, has addressed the Century
Clubs OF Milford and Laurel on "The
League OF Nations"
Miss Mccormick, who has been iden-
titled with wartime activities OF var
ious kinds, gave a noon-time address
before the students 81 the Women's
College during the past week in which
she made a stirring appeal for help in
the effort to relieve the untold suffer-
ings Of the Armenians, who for the
past four and one-half years have been
without proper food. clothing and
shelter.
The students OF the Women's Col
lege at a meeting this week. established
an Honor System under which they
agree on their honor 10 do nothing
but honest work in all their college
duties, to hand in no work but their
own. and TO report TO the proper au-
thortes any breaches OF college rules
that they may observe.
The Y. W. C. A. OF the Women's
College is putting forth every effort,
under direction Of the Social Service
Committee. 70 aid in the Y. w. C. A.
campaign for funds with which TO
secure a Y. w. C. a. field secretary.
Evening journal., 1919-03-28

"sfx" plays an important part d
the business.
Evening journal., 1919-03-28
DR.. Cartsr's K. & B. Tea
Makes Finest Homemade
Laxative Syrup
Easily Prepared-Two Pints Cos
Almost Nothing but is Prompt,
Sure and Effective.

Ready made laxative syrups for children
are costly. BY making this az home you
not only save practically 81 90. but you will
nave much more prompt and effective
preparation.
Simply obtain from any drug store a
package Of Dr. Carter's X. a b. Tea Put
contents IN bowl. Add ny pints 81 boil
ing water. cover and allow 20 stand for ,
hours. strain, add 1 pound OF sugar and
stir until dissolved. Flavor either with os-
sence Of peppermint or wintergreen, accord.
ing 20 taste
Dose for adults. tablespoonful each
night or night and morning until regu-
lar movement OF the bowels is effected For
children. teaspoonful more or less, &c
cording 20 age
For a real sprlngtime tonic and blood
purifier teaspoonful every night or every
other night for az least three weeks
hottie
Evening journal., 1919-03-28
ONE MORE DELAWARE
STUDENT FOR OXFORD

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. March 2s.-Delaware will
have the privilege OF selecting next Oc-
tober. one additional Rhodes scholar
for Oxford University. England This
scholarship pays $500 a year and con-
tinues for three years. Il is one Of the
biggest prizes open TO student In
AnNrica.
The examination has been done away
with. Heretofore. candidates have had
to pass an examination. chiefly 10 The
classics. As a result Of The war the eX-
animation is henceforth omitted and
the selection will be made by the COM
mittee In Delaware. on the basis Of a
mans record in school and colleee. ac-
oording 10 the four points outlined In
Rhodes VIII; 90 scholarship; ,2l char
Evening journal., 1919-03-28
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
MAY BE OVERCOME.

n you have Catarrhal Deafness or head
and ear noises or are growing hard Of
hearing. 90 20 your druggist and get
ounce OF Parmint ld0uhle strength, an .
add TO IL u pint Of hot wter and a little
granulated sugar Take 1 tablespoonful
four times "a day.
This will often bring quick relief from
the distressing head noises Clogged nos
trils should open. breathing become easy
and the mucus stop dropping info the
throat. II Is easy % prepare costs little
ami Is pleasant "a take. Anyone who has
Catarrhal Deafness OF head noises should
give this prescription a trial.
Evening journal., 1919-03-28

acter; (3l interest In outdoor sports,
and ,il int est In ones fellows and in
stincts for leadership.
This change should greatly multiply
the number Of candidates in Delaware
for the scholarship
All applications should be made 10 the
president OF Delaware College, Newark,
delaware.
Evening journal., 1919-03-28
100000 sNRIANs
FAVOR INDEPENDENCE.

\. r. A Special 10 The Evening Journal
PARIS. March 2S-Nolclng claim
for independence for Syria under a
French mandatory for the present.
Chekri Gsnem claims support OF 1900
900 Syr ans IN Europe. America. Aus
iralia, Esypt. and the rest OF Africa. as
well as the people OF the home land.
The distinct nationality and the his
Evening journal., 1919-03-28
ORCHARD PRUNING DEMONSTRATION

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, March 2s.-An orchard
pruning demonstration viii be held on
the farm Of A B. Woodward, near Cen
terville, at 1 80 o'clock. next Tuesday.
This demonstration viii be held under
the direction Of the New Castle County
Farm Bureau. and will be an orpor-
tunity for the farmers OF northern New
Castle county 10 see a practical demon
stratiOn OF how an old orchard is
headed in" 10 be brought into bearing.
Evening journal., 1919-03-28
LIRE DAMAGES CouCH

The Independence Fire Company re-
sponded to a still ararm Of IRE late
yesterday afternoon at the home oi
Emil Wagner. No. 1900 Claymont street
where a couch had ignited. The loss
was estimated at S25.
Evening journal., 1919-03-28

There are six letters in the word
WILSON. There are six vice
presidents-frSt aids to Mr.. VIII
son. That started the "Six'
idea three years ago this month
when Mr.. Wilson gave his name
and himself to the business. The
workers considered it good
omen.
Evening journal., 1919-03-28

some time. her deathewas sudden. The
funeral will be held at ? o'clock To-
morrow afternoon. with services IN 81
Thomas Episcopal Church, and inter-
ment in the adjoining cemetery
Evening journal., 1919-03-28

And one of the first things done
after Mr.. Wilson took hold was
to adopt a slogan that would
mean something and that would
keep everybody on their toes to
i've up to it. The slogan selected
was:
Evening journal., 1919-03-28

Forty labor saving features yo,,'
make work a pleasure. -, rsl ~
take no chances for we .e WI, win are ,e,
turn all your money II yo" az
not delighted.
Evening journal., 1919-03-28

toricaI frontiers of Syria. he said. are
Indisputable.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07
KANSAN kIRJEITA

faiat taaparaa SlimaIm eteen: I'll.
fousta, p%aranniiSta, rsioa omaan
usfoonia ia mitd mitin, iolla tabtoi-
iipat maibtna oman baiiepan pDbDp-
tenia Iiidfli wdbdn armoafin; mitta
Siunala tnbtoo ola fimtn raiatoin
a~rmabtojaii tnittd Ell ollenfnan; eli
ban ole waibtotmippias iimin fania-
ii. 9apio ianoo: Sumala ole mi
MULE armollinen, bl1omaa, iinun b.
WpDteli t1bben pgbi pois minltn Inn
tint iimitn iit1ren lalperteii tdboen;
peie minla bpapin DaGrppoestGni ia
puboista minila ipnneist1ni. Sa lit-
TEN bGn tlmmtstaa faiten fDfenem1t-
t0mpptenid SrmalalIe mitGGn bpapi.
tpstd tarioanlaan: fatio, nina oIen
|ipnnisla ipntpnpt ia minlin ditini on
ipnnisid mimm %iiitb1npt. &lifn lop-
tGd piibtann niioen ieaSia, fusia ei
pilboasta oIe9 MifG on ibminen
ettd ban olis prboas ia etta ban oils
bltrsfas fuin maimosta i%pntpnpt on
&dtio, bGnen ppbGiniG ieasin Ell ole
pbt1m nl1bteetointa ia taiipaat Ell ole
bitDtant b1nen eoesiGniG. &uinfo
palion enemmin ibminen on faltbio
ia iIfi1, iota iuo md1rppttG minimum
mettd? fpipp Sob iinllta, lind H.
basiaii paiirmut plpea ppbimps.
Sletfo iinG fifteen parempi Serran
ppbid miebid ettd pbstpt fumoamaar
Slunalon iionfaiffiien totiiiben ial-
taiii alle2 @tfo lind fltria tieod
iotta find oIet ferra1t aiettn ulos
gtenim pnrntiiiista ia it'd on enfe.
Ii mdlffpm1n miefan fansio mar
tiomasiu. Sind ct fplld meme iinnt
omiin olfiriepuibiii piiettltna; Jos
, mielit apanblrstaan Siintalan eteer
p1Gst1, Min iimln tdptpp Tim tdp'
tppfin ola ltstosia pltettlino bGner
8oifanio Seeinfien &rishifien man.
bursfaiiteen. Mitt1Gm mlrit bpmi
tpfieii Ell title flntloon Siimnlm tp'
fond.
SiId Imam &ristitsta OF Su
maln fllltttanainen tiili; meiodr
taDtpp fuin tGptppfin antao Sauna,
IaIle ie fltnnio, etti bGn on rofos
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07
Sam @dnnisto
Salon piiristG

Irmoa ia rniubaa faitille nston-
ipeliille ia iiiorille, iotta olemme
Sltmalan ormon fortta p1Gsneet o.
iaIliiifii &ristufien oniiosta, iillG
ban on meibdt ullbesto ipnnptt1npt
elGp1Gn toitpoon ia el1mGan b1nel-
le iotta emtme en1G elGiIi maoilrlal-
le, iillG lie on naoralliner fdtioa
,taofieen; fun .niinfltim 2otin em6r-
nan. @aifto on toIin niit1 aniel1-
fin iomanlaiIio emGntiG ia ilGnti1
FUN 9otin em1ntG, iillG mailman
riffaus on t~iifablltonut toimaalliien
riffauOen ia Min mGb1 pGbitelleu
paimttaan i%ptpemmGlle maaiImoar
ia min on tillnt niitd, ~ontifristnf'
liz, ioista p. Sobannes puEuu;
"2aplufailet, nDt on ipiimeinen aifo
ia niintitin tie olette fitulIeet, etc
ontifristlis tiilee, Min npt mnos
monta antifristusta rupee olemcnn
liiitG me tlirrnemnle, ettG miimeiner
aifo on. @iin lie nGDtti Sobornef
len iilmGan fopin pobalta, nilo IN
malnntieltdi1t, mttta MT niitd mas
to rupee olemaan, bartpo Ie tall
iosio ei ole, iilId monbltfiet tefem1.
lapiistaon niitd; ei taripitie Suma
Ian ianoa lufea, Ell futile mltlttc
film firpusto; FIN ipoinGdn ntsn.
nGdn, min iuun tGpoeltd firota1n
iiuG firous on astltmtt iiltnallfIet
tilalle ia min mierauntllneet pois
Slmalasta, iild pboesiG perbeesii
oinu monenlaista, iota napttGd mil
meiien nial merfiltd, etti t1ptettli
Him fitin ionottu on profettain faltt
ia, mlitta ollaon iloiiio iotfa Ser
rasio el6mme; pian p11st6Gn tai
moon loon; olInnn f1riipGlliiet i
iIoitaan Serrosia iotta on bGapltfr
p1GlIG fi1n pltG tlrlee, ettei olip pitir
tiiiii. SGGfd6 faitti Sitmolm bal
t1utn.
M6iob &ipel1
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07
Msbtabmla Sarbor. DIN

&oniaIliSieltuf. mioriioliiton min
aiiottu fGfpelpmntfa muiittui QUITO
mopiilifppbifii ia istuisiani piilin
fiitGesiG biiimaamoa walubtia eteen-
pain oiotteIin: Main lie paremmnin
iopiifin. Sbielmaa ilporitettiin iei1'
raaipnsia i1riestptiesid tnolln litrlet
iesi1 iuuren pirin alla, iota bitn1i-
naIIaan i1esti laltllmme tdilintaa:
Scr SIS. Wtoiiio parmana oblelman
monipnoIiinlioesta nouli iobtamadn
altrrufoufien, ionta idlteen Wtrs
@iIen laltilli l1non WtrS Mlma
2nnoi huff tertomltien, len ialfeen
I~uilloitpat Scr Sacob Seino ia Otto
geisfanen; lal1iuntoa elitti Wtiss
2empi Seino, Iitfemisto MeisS Mart-
to &inta, ionfa idlteen lnrtloimat
Mrs 2ompela ia Mars Mdfi. Sitten
ieliroii plube Mr s. MGfi. Mr US.
Moiiio iobti Ioppltrrfoufien. Gal-
lettitnmme naitittiin pirtpoffeitten
fera lliornosta. &ofo pGimdinen is-
titminen nGptti tebrteen pleiiomme
ialot bppin notfeitii ia Min pfs-tafs
iiiostiin filpaa; tiosia tuofiosiu oil
urbeilli t6poesiG f6pnnisiG. WinG
ifiestGni bptpin fompelo buomaaipai-
irliteen Jain fiutlla itlein buomol1t.
taapan G1nen: ~reportteril en- iitte'
f1Gn ioanlt taiffio fortpaani; Vii
ben ~tiilofieen main tltlin ettG baris'
faa iielld of benfiiesti ia ri1iimilli'
festi. Noisten fliipin fofous Of
Mrs Sobn 2linbin Iaiona; tiilot Of
$500. Seitraatpan ferran fofoon
mtnlme Mrs Salmar Srmmerir
1itotta.
Sertpebobs armolnpiile.
6igrio MGfi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07

teistdrme, Sumalon labia le on. Cd,
ma meiodn tlllee usfon, iilld Sil-
mulan arnto Ell moi maifuttaa cpd.
nsfon faiitta ia iitten tiittGin pfim
Simaloa teemmefin iloiten tpot1m-
me MILD labioillu, jotfa Siimalo
nellie lite fitIlefi antonut on, Ell on.
tl1oatii tiillofiemme, ipoan Siimn-
Ion armoteosio 10 oiltuoina olles.
ga t1b1n Slinlalan tefooil
iaa iofoinen moailmaan irntpnpt
usfoa. sla raiffo tee epflisfcsioii
laatanon fansia fa,ippaal @ttepG 0.
lie teibGn omonne, ipoon olettc fol-
list ostptut, DIET roffaon Serra-
ii Seeiufien, fallis omaiiuts.
8iirii
oow 80.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07
aplailpmme ganaSasia
5. g. anoeriOm

Sonmin ldnnen alirinto ibonost
fiiltoii Siiberion pintoo, fun iamol,
Ia iItotlmtIi it'd biIiolIeen beiIltteIi.
S6IIoinen oil betfi, ioaoin oIirnme
tiIoiiuuoesia ianoa toos bppastit
Bort artbiirin pstdfpiIle, ioito oil
rontoon fofoontiimtt fiefponen ioiif-
TO. oil fiind Sort BtIinmisto, oil
pa Sronfpoooistofin: Mrs SiiIiin
botanic tonsfo, ioto of tirIIiit Mrs
ia Mr 2ortteen fotono mnioiIem1aar
tcrapebtidfieen tptdrtdnfd ia poitaam
Ia. Ntttd mttft aIotn tertoa mot
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07

tnnit meitG eniin. gmme tairiat
ole fpenneet bGntd eoelt1 tdiin lab
iomaan. Gen faitttu ilmestbi SUI
malan roftals meit1 fobtoan ett1
Siimnlnn raftaus lGbetti oinoan
Yoifnnin mailman ett1 me bGnen
fauttania elGiiimme. Snomaiitto:
bdnen tailttmia eit1 omiin tefoibiii
tllrmaten. SiinG on roffalls, Ell et-
I'd me rafastimme SSiimalan, moar
ett1 b1n rofasti meit1 ia lGbetti
Yoifania iotpimofii meioGn ipn-
teimme eoestG, 1 Sob. A 8, 10. geiin
OH Siimnln maailmaa rafastanlit
ettG BON antoi bGnen ainoun Toi-
tani ett1 iofai men fuin lsfoo ba-
men ~pGdllenIG, ei pio1 huffman,
mttta iionfaiffiien elGmGn inaman
Sob. 3:t6. Syitmala plistdG raffallt
tonIa meio1n fobtaamme ettd fosfa
me ipielG ipntiiet olimme, on &ris-
tus meio1n ebestGmme fllolllit. Sofa
eli omaufaan 8oifonmln nrmobtamlt,
fpuan antoi bGnen foiffein >meibdn
eoest1mme, eifos b1n nlpos labioita
meille faiffm b1nen fn~nsiania?
Iiinfilin ban meiti on len tartto
molinn1tt ennenfrin mailman pc.
rust1s laSfettl1 oil, ettG ME olilim-
me ppbdt ia laittamottomat bater
eoesiGni1, ia on iGdt1npt meitG for
iattaa lopiitienio Seeilifien &ristif.
len foiitto, bGnen bpipGn tabtonic
idlfeen. gtpt oIemme folmipbteiIer
Siumnlon teosia olitiaita Sumalar
Iopiia ia taipaan perilliiid, ionfc
iaantme iofoinen ltsfoa, SilIG SSiima
Ia oil &rtst1tt1esld ID 1ofptftt ntadtl'
man title faiittania eifG l1ifemit bell
Ie beiban ipntiGniG ia on meisia 70
apintoioarnon fGGt1npt. gtpt tpostt
feboittao raonrattit meitd rafosta
moan Sitn1aGoo ia l1bimm1ist1mm
fillG raannattit opettaa usfomon1
baneen, iofa iunnaGattomon tefel
manb1trsfaafii ilman ibmiien tpon
tefoa. &bnd SitmaGon ~tertpeellinel
armo opettoa iitten i,imalottomal
menon ~bblfGGmGGn ia tGsiG mooil
masin fipiGsti ia bnrsfaasti Slt
malm eoesi1 elGmGGn, fttn enIii
nsfomme oleipamme . armosta a1i
tiaoat Sipmalan Gopiet. Irmosta o
Ilette te oittitnifii titlleet eifd III
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07
@loiob &iipel1
amaia, Mieb.

Mr ia Mrs Sobn Socflon ia
Waiss Ration ia Iripio Rairr1ola,
Scr ia Mrs Sobn @eEion Sron-
moooista nierailiapat tGGllG fitfat.
loistenia litotpn, eoelliiet S. 6. In'
berionilIa, ia 9elion s. 2uitffoiella.
@atfan ilboritthpat Scr S. Sact-
ionin iiolln alitolla, mattan ionotpo1
fitliineen biipoiiesti. Sltnnuntai.il.
tana fGtpGstiin 6. Yiotiien farmillo
ia moononbaina SO. Spndi1rtpen
farmilIa; paloiipnt Crystal Salliin
taiitta fotinon tiistoi-oomlt1la niuny
fititn 20 p.
MippiIasten pG1sto topabtltit emf
iunmtntaina taboesia poifasia: tGGl
la Mmuiosio toimitiifiet olfao fitm-
mosiofin felIo 10 oantitllo. Iasto-
ri SO. &iiiiisto on pitGnpt rippifou.
llto Spnoooin feiiroftnnosia ia
pastori S. S. Setmonen 3.-ieura-
funnasia. @oeIliien iubIot aIfan
riotioloisten firfosia ia id%Ifimdiien
iubIat &.-ieurafunnon ontasia fir.
fosio.
s. g. Mn0erfon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07
Chen SmmetiOm, Mieb.

Irnlo- eifd mnibtofaltppd. SIT
mola pfiin tietGG fiiinfa paIio on.
faan maailmasiu iititria bltrsfaita,
iotta tattoo bGnen funniania iol-
fainfa ollie talIata, tnbtoen olla joi-
tofin ianoiiinfo oiafefaltppioita SsSlt-
maIon fansio, iotfa pinoofpot fitltret