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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-07
Ell IEXT0 DE LA uCA DE LAS NACIONES.
Los dgnatio poa sand La ga enda
ea question QuedMa obe iperdenca
los

PARIS, abril 14.-Se ha publ
eado cl siguiente resumen de la
constitution de la Liga de las Ma
clones.
l. La Liga de las Naciones Sc
funda con objeto de propender
a la cooperation international V
de asegurar la paZ. Quedarln
comprendidos en- la Liga (a) los
beligerantes que Sc mencionan en-
ell dOcumento aneXo a la consti-
tuci0n; (b) todos los estados ncu
trales que figuren Ell dicho docu-
mento, Y (c) todo estado indie
pendiente y soberano que desee
pertenecer ella y sc admita con
a beneplacito de los dos tcrcios
dc los estados que folmen va par
ie de la Liga.
Cualquier estado que pertenezca
a la Liga podra retirarse de ella
Siempra que haya cumplido con
todas las obligaciones que su ca
ractcr de micmbrO de la Liga lie
imponga v de aviso de su deter
minaci0n con dos amos de antici
paci0n.
II. La Liga funcionarl por
medic de una asamblea que Sc
compondra de no mas de tres re-
prcsentantes por cada unO de los
estados miembrOs de la Liga. Ca
da estadO tendra solo un voto.
lIabr.l tambiGn un conseio com
puestO de un Representative dc ca
da una de las cinco grandes po-
tencias y cuatro representatives,
uno por cada uno dc otros cua-
tro estados que sc escogcran pc
riodicamcnte Ell la asamblca.
III numero de estados de cada
claSe que hayan de hallarse re
prcsentados Ell el consejO pOdra
aumentarse mediante resolution
unanime del cOnsejo que apruebe
Ia mayoria de la asamblea. Los
otros poderes no Representatives
Ell cl consejo tendran derecho
tomar asiento Ell este siempre que
sc trate de la resolution de asun.
tos en- los cuales tengan interGs
especial
Tanto en- el cOnsejo como en- la
asamblea cada estado tendra so
lamente dcrechO a un vOto. Estos
cucrpos tel conscjo V la asam.
blcal Sc reuniran pcri0dicamcnte
lel consejo por 10 menos una vez
al alol y siempre que ocasiones
cXtraordinarias 10 requieran.
TantO cl consejo como la asam.
blea podran ocuparse en- asuntos
de interes International 0 que
afecten Il la paz del mundo; las
dccisiones de ambos debcran
adoptarsc por unanimidad, Salvo
Ell algunos casos que sc especifi-
can, Y asi por ejemplo, los meto-
dos de procedimicntO Sc resolve
ran por mayoria y no por unani-
midad de votes.
Ofciras dr. drYlmcho pcrmoncntes
La Liga tendra una secretaria
pcrmancntc que funcionara hajo
In direction De un sccrrtarip &c
neral. FL cmplco de Scc!rtario = i
cualesquiera Otros que dependan
dc Ia Liga podran dcscmpeharse
indistintamentc por hombres 0
MOI. mJfipTpS
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-01-29
ALV. ARADO
....~,-...~->.I-~..~~..~~

We are still enjoying the same lovely
weather a ....
DIR. Woutata, Of Grand Forks, made
professional calls in the village Friday.
The hot dinners are greatly appre-
ciated by the sick people. These din
ners are cooked by some Of the ladies
Of the village and brought to the pa
TENTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Larson, of War
road, and Lille Bjorklund, spent
Thursday visiting at the r. e. Dahl
gren and Erick BrunzeI homes.
Hans Hallin and daughter Della, re-
turned from Thief River Falls Thurs
day, where Mr.. Hallin has taken medi-
cal treatments for some time. He feels
much better now.
Miss fletcher left for her home at
Fertile last Thursday.
Mrs. Matthias Peterson, Of Warren,
is nursing her daughter, Mrs III. Back
strom, who has been quite sick with
the Spanish influenza, but is now i'm
proving slowly.
The community was greatly shocked
to hear Of the death Of Edgar Olson
last Thursday, who died after an illness
Of one week Of the dreaded disease.
pneumonia, following an attack Of In
huenza. B
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-01-29
BLOOMWOOD,

Carl, Ida and Gunda Forstrom left
last week for Hemingford, Neb., for an
extended visit,
Andrew Monson arrived Saturday
from Camp Grant, Ill, where he was
mustered out. He arrived several
weeks ago from overseas.
Title Lindberg and Swan Pearson
visited at the Heimer Dahlin home Sat
urday evening. E
The Lindberg young folks, Elna
Erickson and Swan Pearson were Sun
day visitors at Ekman's.
The Joe Munson family have all re-
covered from the "flu."
Andrew Kittleson spent Sunday
afternoon at Louis Larson's.
Mrs. August Vieth attended the
Bloomer Red Cross Society which was
held at Beckwith's Thursday Of last
week.
Harriet and Eileen Larson visited
with Title Lindberg Saturday at Kit
tleson's.
Chas. Strandberg spent Sunday af-
ternoon at 0. Forstrom's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hutton and family
spent Sunday at Vieth's.
George, Anna and Clara Ekman, John
Johnson, Swan Pearson and Tillie Lind
berg visited at Larson's Monday even
ing
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-01-29
NORTH COMSTOCK !

Esther FagerstrOm visited with Mrs.
Frank Gilmore one day last week.
T. ,Chas.> Potucek and Joe Mcregor were
business callers in Warren one day
last week
The following were visitors at VIM.
Potucek's last Sunday: Mr. and Mrs.
Joe McGregor and sons Joe and Ray,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Potucek, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Applequist, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Potucek and Agnes and Charlie
Mrs. Floberg has for some time,
been visiting with her daughter, Mrs
l.. Lull
Carl Dah1in's called on Carlson's
Sunday evening.
Those who spent Thursday evening
Of last week at VIM. Potucek's were !:
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Turnlund and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Potucek
and daughter, and Peter Turnlund and
son Carl s2ES
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-01-29

Mrs r. Gruehl, Of Fargo, arrived
for visit with her mother, Friday,
but as there are so many sick in the
country she volunteered as I nurse
and was sent to the Nels. Nelson home.
Mrs. Alfred Ferring and sister, Hide
borg Henrickson, went to Thief River
Falls Wednesday evening to visit their
father, Nels HenricksOn, who is at a
hospital there Miss Henrickson re-
turned Saturday evening but Mrs. Fer
ring contracted a slight attack Of In
fuenZa on the trip, so she will remain
there few days.
The community extends its sympathy
to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Nystrom, who
lost their only child, Evelyn, who died
of pneumonia following influenza, Sat
|urday evening.
DR.. Hunt, Of Grand Forks, made a
number Of professional calls in the vii
lage Monday evening.
DR.. Blegen, Of Warren, makes calls
here every other day but he can't get
time to call on all.
T August johnson arrived home last
week, having been honOrably dis
charged from military service.
Frank Steumke, Of Warren; called on
friends in the village Tuesday.
Inez johnson and Amanda Hagglund,
who are attending the Warren High
School, visited with home folks between
trains Saturday.
Misses Ida and Anna Larson and
Mrs. Dahlman called on Mrs. Pete
Mellin Wednesday afternoon. .
Mrs. Emil Johnson arrived home
from Minneapolis, where she has been
visiting her daughters for a few weeks.
Miss Ef1e Martin, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. julius Paulson,
spent a few days in Oslo last week.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-01-29
SANDS LIE

The news in SandsvilleI has been
scarce lately, as nearly everyone has
been sick with the flu, but are now
recovering. HIS
The Chess Club did not have their
meeting Saturday evening at ] ohm
OrmistOn's as they are sick with the
'tfu'', but we all wish for a speedy re
covery. RI ss
The leader Of the Chess Club has
been very busy lately trying to get
places for the Club, but there is not
very many places to get on account of
the FLU, but hope he will be more
successful later. = S.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Ormiston
on January 10th, a big baby girl.
The Nyskoga congregation held their
business meeting Saturday, Jan. 25th
New officers were elected for the COM
ing year. Services were held in the
Nyskoga church Sunday.
Julia Paulson, from Oslo, is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Arthur Christ
ophersOn.
Ed. johnson and John Mizisin were
callers at ii. Nelson's Sunday last.
Miss Hannah Nelson is visiting few
days at the Hugh Satory home.
Oscar Nelson is employed at the Ole
Nv. HendricksOn home. l. rs
Miss Ellen Jacobson is visiting at
the p. J. Dahlberg home.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Dahlberg have
been in Grand Forks visiting with their
daughter, Mrs. j. p. Hofstad.
Misses Lena and Elfreda Lundin
were Sunday visitors at Ole Lundin's.
Axel Swanson. land son Reuben were
dinner guests at Ole Lundin's last Sum
day.
Mrs. Peter Melin visited with her
parents for few days last week.
Miss Ollie Dahlberg returned home
from Grand Forks, after being employ
ed there for several months
Mrs. Paul Hendricks0n and family
have been sick with the flu, but are
reported recovering.
III. j. Beardmore was seen in this VI
cinity last Friday afternoon.
Miss Hulda Lundin and Selma Oberg
are employed at Grand Forks.
A bunch Of young folks were seen
out walking last Sunday enjoying the
nice weather.
| John Ross and family visited at Nate
Horns last Tuesday.
Melvin Hendrickson left for Austin,
Mimi, to attend tractor school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Falhanger is help
ing Mrs. Paul Hendrickson while they
are sick. ,a
Oliver Lundin was seen out driving
last Sunday. Wonder where he went?
&c., S9nA
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-01-29
Get your
Material Now.
for Spring Work.

twill pay you to bring us your bills at
once and let us figure them at our pres
ent reduced prices.
The lumber market may change later
in the season, making it cost you more
to buy than it will now.
Glad to help you with your plans if
you want help.
Make use Of our office for plan helps
or building information Of all kinds.
The Robertson Lumber Co.
JULIUS NYQUST. Manager Warren MINI
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Dowless get
their paper now at the Guilford
hotel, Greensboro.
Services next Sunday at Episcopal
church: Sunday school 10 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon by rec
tor at II.
]. Hall Skeen, of Decatur, Ca,
spent from Monday to Wednesday
with Mrs. w. T. Covington, Ell route
to the electrical school at Schennec.
tedy.
Ed. Hatch is now with w. P. Nc
Rae, in charge of his Office, vice
James T. Edwards who is book
keeper for the new Richmond Coun-
ty Land G. Development Co.
h Tom McRae and family Tuesday
moved to the Porter cottage, in tri-
angle opposite Methodist church.
where they will remain until their
Helms house, which they recently
purchased, is vacated on Nov. 1st
The Helms will move to the Hobbs
house next door, while the Hobbs
will go to Raleigh. Major McCul
len and wife are this week moving
into their bungalow vacated by the
McRaes.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-09-25
AVOID MISTAKES
No Need to Experiment With Rocking
ham Evidence at Hand.

There are many we'll advertised kidney
remedies on the market today, bnt none
so we'll recommended so Rocking
ham recommended as Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Read this Rockingham case.
J. A. Black, Kinney St., says
II had trouble with my back and
kidneys some time ago. My
back ached a good deal and my
kidneys edirregularly. | was
advised to try Doan's Kidney
Pills and got some at Fox's Drug
Store. | only had to use a lew
doses of Doan's before | was
feeling fine and my kidneys were
regulated. recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills highly"
Coo, at oil dealers. Foster Mil
burn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y
x>xsxy Am vnrYn TsAUET.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-09-25
PERSONAL

Montgomery County criminal
court at Troy September goth.
John McAulay Jr., and Lin
wood Fowlkes are at Bingham
Asheville.
Miss Helen Long left Satur-
day night for Northampton,
Mass, to enter the Junior class
at Smiths.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Leak and
Patsy returned Monday from q
two months'visit at Blowing Rock
Asheville and points in the Pal
metto State.
Francis A. Cox, an attorney Of
Raleigh and brother of Col. AL.
bert Cox, will enter the Cam.
bridge Seminary this fall te
study for the Episcopal minis
try.
J. B. Pennington, of Tarboro
State distributor for the Peer
less car, was in the city Monday
en- route to Hendersonville. West
Bros. are the dealers for Rich
mond County of this handsome
car, and they are expecting
carload shortly.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-09-25

Cincinnati, of the Nationals,
and Chicago, of the Americans,
are the respective winners in
their leagues, and will play each
other for the national champion
ship, beginning next Wednesday,
Oct. 1st. The games will begin
each day at 2::30. The first two
games in Cincinnati, the next
three in Chicago, then back to
Cincinnati for games six and
seven if they are necessary, the
eighth game in Chicago and
ninth at a city to be selected la
ter. The series can be won in
the first five games, but this is
scarcely likely.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-09-25
Miss Pinkie Steele Dead.

1t was with profound sorrow that
her friends learned Sunday after
noon that Miss Hannah Pickett
Steele, better known as Miss Pink
lie" Steele, was dead, the end coming
at 3:45 Sunday afternoon at Stokes
Sanatorium, Salisbury.
The remains were brought to
Rockingham Monday night. The
funeral services were conducted
from her residence Tuesday after
noon at five o'clock by Rev. E. II.
Davis and Rev. o. L. Ormond. A
large concourse of friends were pres
ent to pay their respect. After the
service, the funeral party proceeded
to the Leak cemetery for the inter
ment, the pall-bearers being neph.
ews and nephews-in-laW of the de.
ceased: w. B. Cole, DR.. Watt Cole
DR. Robert Cole, Bled Cole, Robert
Steele, Jr., Robert Steele, 3rd, S. w
Steele, Jr., Leak S. Covington, DR.. J
NJ. Ledbetter, H. C. Rancke, Robert
r. Simmons and VIM. Harry Emf
wistle.
Miss Steele was born in March
1857, and was a daughter of the late
Robert T.. and Hannah Pickett
Steele. Surviving are two brothers
DR.. Will H. and Stephen w. Steele
and devoted sister, Miss Fannie
Steele. An older sister, Mrs. Kate
Cole, died last February. To the
surviving members of this once
large family of twelve children, the
sympathy of a host of friends is eX.
tended.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-09-25

Born, on Thursday of last week
to Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Little, at
Charlotte, a daughter.
J. Thomas Gulledge, of Arson
county, died at Hendersonville
Sunday of tuberculosis.
Major Horace C. Cooper began his
duties Monday as secretary OF the
Great Falls mill here. He is kins'
man of Mr.. Gore, and served Tor
nearly five years in the Marines.
Jasper T. Gibson, of Laurinburg
was in the city Tuesday. He has the
agency for Richmond, Arson, Hoke
Scotland and Robson counties for
the Hudson, Essex and Dodge, and
for the Overland for Richmond coun'
ty.
Agent Jack w. Hardie Wednesday
sold to Mr.. w. F. Long, Jr., a hand
some Chandler, Dispatch Model. Mr.
Hardie, by the way, has an interest
ing statement of the Chandler car in
his quarter-page advt. on page two;
read it.
Jethro Almond vaudeville show
will be in the city all next week,
with tent on corner opposite Steph'
enson-Belk's. New show each night;
admission 10 and Zoe. Show comes
from Mt. Holly Sunday.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-09-25
Pastor at Roberdel and
Cameronia.

Rev. W. R. Coppedge has re-
turned to the pastorate of Ro-
berdel and Pee Dee Presbyterian
churches, after a lapse of several
years.
He was pastor of Cameronia
from 1895 to 1907, and of Ro-
berdel from 1895 to 1912.
He was continued to serve
Marks Creek church, and will
also serve Brainerd church at
Roberdel No. 2.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05
Mestarinme eli Jeesusta Seuratessa
&iri. Charles 90. Sbeltun

aifannio flitbeisiu eif1 olLut mi1in-
tGGn eritpiiesti innostlimit; mittta
&acbel @inosIom olfoi bdntd pba
enemntGn ibasttttao, ia milloin
moan &acbel aomiaiSti tai pGitpGl-
listi beio1n litonoan, loittarltlii BON
alma Sitii oiofii fotiin, milloin ,paon
'iiitG tieii.
NGmG tolme pbteeniG miooosti-
mot Bugen perbeen. Pireinian i'd
of olliit panfinomistaia ia ippG-
feinottelija. S1nen ditini1 oil fltoI.
Int fpmmenen puotta iitte ia ii1niG
miine apuonno. Soditi oil etelG.
malIoisia %fpntpnpt ia fosapatettu, o.
misti faiffi monbat trabitiioonit ia
torpot, iotfa feiirauipat riffautta ia
t~orfeota pbteisfunnallista oiernoa
ioto eli mifGGn tostaan ole bdirin'
NIT. SGn oil 1IDtdS, porotpattler
noinen, bppin perebtpnpt liifemoail
moon ia tafpallista enentmdn labia
fns. Berbeen omaiiaiiis ia iDorat o
Iiipot iurrrimtmotii ofofii banen per
lfoonaliieen boitoonia nsfotit. Dir
ginion ola oil fitmminfin banen o
masia boIIiisioan. Sd oil pereb
bpttGnpt bGnet ptnmartdmGGn liife
mooilmoo ia iioditi mpos oiaItoar
febitti tpton ta~ipitnnisto, ontaen bd
men tile boitaa raboiaot.
2enties Ell misid6n Ioptpnpt fabtt
benfiloa, iotfa oliiitpat 8irginiai
mtoista tptto6 p6bemmdn pmmdrtd
meet, fiiin roiitpn Sage ia @oIIin
@acbeI, iofo oil titntemit perbeen at
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

lain mGGrin balIita &ocbeIin IGsnG.
dion t1bben.
"WtinG ulen teit1 toto ioitfon man
bempi, 1poitret neioit", ianoi ban ia
b6nen perinnollinen tppIifGs rpbtin.
I'd nGbtti &aobelin mielestG nosto.
man Julien mitltrin bGnen ia faiten
~fGiitptien mGIille Seefutien itieniG
ltbramiiesta. "l1SfaIlan tp1ittGG,
ettG mit6 tie GILLETTE Iitiponneet tpGGrir1
trnnelman iobbosta, on middleton
toteitttod."
"Sarfoitatteto, ifo6iti, ettemmte
moi tposfenneIIG minimum Seefiis
tpOStenteliii, mai torfoitattefo, ettd,
jos D%ritGmane, meio1n tGptpp riffod
feuraeldril6n topoia ia ipaIIitfetpia
mielipiteit6 ipostaan?" fpfpi @ir.
einia.
"Se Ell ole northumberland Sc Ell
ole tarpeeIlistal SitGpaitit fiinfa
poitte t~postenneIl1 ="
&oittpa Sage ppidbtpi, idtti Ion.
feenlo festen ia f1Grtpi @acbeIin
pitoIeen.
"Weit1 tliIee 1itinne ianomaast
moIinnostonne2 &offaont, t1tobat
on ~bulllnittal MitG te fttte Inn.
Iette 66neIlanne tpoipanne teb6d2
"@n tpieIG tieo6, mit6 6iti trIee
%ionornoon", fpastaii @ocbeI peIona,
toettaesfaan ieIittGi 1itinid mabooI.
lista mieIipioett6. Sos fiifaan, Min
ban oil Simiresti pIpe6 tpttdreni6
menestpffestd IoiiIoiottarena.
"Ob, Re tiIette b~atfomoon Boiffea
ibon toiiesio poIosSa, ftnban mil.
faosti oiotteIette ofioa. "Moffaani.,
iottoi rorttuo Boee rtoiisten pSpbds.
ia, tie hiIette fptpdsti batimaor,.
jos cite ota tpastoom tdtd t~urictssta,
tat iotain nrinita SonanIoista.~
l Sofbetnnm
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

girsinia fdantpi pois iffiinasta
ia fulfil fiibtpneenG ~ebestatailin biao-
neesio. 8acbel ieuraii bdnta tart'
f1uioella iuoinatto enGd ~titabnttaa
ontoo fosfpatpoa balnonIa opetus-
IopiefIi. Wit6 oliii fristiailppoelle
bnotpG bGnen Ioitlalabiastaans @t'
fo bGneu1 ollrt enid mirta parent
boa tebtGnpGG fltin mppbd lubjania
min ia min monefii funtfaiioefit
fuliefiiipaon ieltrueeien, pipfeo itien-
IA Ioistonosti, riemiita pleilon llto-
itonoioitiifiista ia bonftia itiellen-
IA f1tuIliiIun ninen lallaiottorena2
geiinfo Seeius tefiii2
SON Ell olIltt ioirnsmielinen. S1-
nen terpeptenl1 oil erinomoinen ia
bGn oil itfetietoinen iuuresta mot
moffoosta dGnestGGn ia ban tell,
etta ios ban antaittiiii inlfiieen e.
l6maan, min ban motif anioita TUT
rem omoifuiioen ia tiillo tinnetitfli
@rrnne tiebd, iosto bdnelld oil liian
iinrret aiatafiet ~fpippstddn tdpttdo
faiffi, mita flapoiIi. Maitta Dir
ainio - b1nen ianania ternpaiituni
gaocbeIin ~fuitreIlo poimalIo, ipield'
lin enempi inmnnlnisten oloiiibtet'
Den painosta molempien pstdfppster
fesfen.
Montiainen iImoitettiin, beiodr
ieiraaniq Iiittpi 8irginian iioditt
roirpo poge, tiiioerfpmmenertuti'
ben tppioSen tponb a, tpplifds nat
men, ia 9irpinian tpeIi, @onin mito'
riunies, iofa menetti enimmtdr ofar
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

no iiit1 %iaaftd, t I'M oil ollut Sir.
ginian leiffitorperi, Ell poinlit plla
aiottelematta, mitd 8irginian oil
testettGlpd omaSio fooiSiaon npt,
finn ban omantuntonia mltfaiiesti 0.
II pGGttGnDt ielprata tiet1, ionfa See.
Justin oliii nalinnltt. SGnGGf1 aa.
miaispopoGsid, fun &ocbeI mrtisti
8irgtnian mielenpltrtalitlen pierei.
iesiG bltoneesiu, b1n foetti fittpoillo
mielesiGGn, millainen tobtalis fifth
Terrain oil ipntptp6 roittua Bagen ia
bGnen tpttGrentpttGreniG tpGlillG.
"&6iitGn tGpbelliiesti, eta ai'otte
nGpttGmoIle, neiti 8inosIom. Me
faitfi iiitG riermtitlemnte oitpan mar.
masti", ianoi &oIlin betfiien ddnet.
tomppben iGlfeen fesfiistelitsia, iofa
Ell iuinfoan oIlitt bilped.
&acbel punastiti ia nGptti pabos'
tuneelta.
"&itta fen fertoi2" b1n fpipi iol.
Ia mGlin @ireinia, iota TOTO aian o-
Ii ppIpnpt Observation-Disclosures 10
bilioiieno, Gffi6 foboiibe ia malmis.
toittui pbtpmG1n fesfiisteliiin.
"Sbl fa6uiGIoban iitG fuiilee pb'
to ia toista. Sit6paitii, i~otainer
bltomaii @ronoaIlin, teaatterin iob'
toion, firfosia fnfIi miiffoa little,
Sun Ell tGp firfosia iaarnaa fuiile'
masio. Sban lotto, nina tlinner
muitafin, iotto eiipGt f1p iielld iaar'
nan tGbben, poar ioiIla on iotair
porentpdo fitttIemisto."
&ocbel Ell enid piinastiinitt, fpoor
wastoii Ipbpesti: "Se ereboptte. sci
nd en- meme n1ptt1moIIe."
"SepG nobinfo. Sc o~nnistiiiitt'
oipon fporrtaan. @aiffi piibiitpa'
teibdn Iaiilitstonne."
TdIId ferraIIo @acbeI ptitebtit
bormista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

teboG pGGtotlenS1 Main jultiiesti.
<itertfin tapa, millG &ollin 8age
oil bantd pltbutellut, bid pabpisti
bGnen ~pGGtostGnid.
"@ttefo tabtoili ianoa meille ippt
fieltoonne, &acbaS SiinGbGn tar.
iolititr teioGn falttaiielle mtorelle
tptolle mainio tilaiiun,s eiiintpmGdn.
gttefo rsfo, eta fiitri pleii0 tobtoi.
II tnlllla teitG mielellGGn? Slinnen
aitpan fiiin Rollin tGsiG aiiasfo.
Sellainen 11ni, fiiin teillG on, tai
paa diltrempao pleilo1 f1iin @niint.
mabien triton Dleiio &apmonoiSia."
&acbel 8inbslop oil lronteeltaan
bppin irliettli. SGn fulfil alma II.
|iGiien itienid ililfiiesia elamasid.
Weita tdllainen abbistominen ia bd.
tppttGminen moifutti bGnesiG dfiIi-
len rotfeomiien, iofa of pbta ptiin-
fertainen fiiin ipp6llinerL pbtd i,,o.
ra fuin tobelIinen ftiGiien mielen IL
mous. Sdn pastoii rolihpa Hagene
barminaiiella ofpomieIiippoelIa, iota
pbG fobptti b1nen l1tontoisto peto-
~moimaanSa.
"@enettelen diind oiiasio, Min.
fliin otafiiin Seeiufien tefetp6n, fiji
M otpat foiffi minitn fppni", ianoi
bdn, fatieIlen roitfpo Hagen filmiin
firftodllo, totiieIla fatieeIla.
@oiitpa Bage p,inostui ia HoIlin
titiiotti bGr1rmGstpneend. @rnenfiiir
iio1itiniG ebti mirffoa mitG1n, pit
bti 8ireinia. $anen ttpifietpa PIT.
mania tooisti, hiinfa iitiiresio mie.
IenIiifitttfiesia bGn oil. @irginio
of tatpaliiesti foIpeo, ia b6ner
faiinettenia oil t6poeninen masta'
fobta HacbeIin eteI6maiieIIe taitne,i'
belle.
"M1istatbon, ifoditi, ettd me o
! Iemrue litponneet pitGd fen eIdmdr
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@nnenfilin ban tpfeni mitG6n
huastaamaan, Dbtp Sirginia pltbee.
len.
"&etd tarfoitat ioraIlo "faifti2"
"&etG2 &aiffia, iotfa tulilitpat
neiti 8inbslopn laiiloipan 6unnlin.
taina. Willoinfa mltlilIoin be bGn.
I'd frniliiimot2 WeifG apabimto, ettG
&aDmonbin i~tlfoptiolella olefpa tpor.
dinainen pIeiio eli iaa fitliIla bGnen
GGntGnia."
"Blibutaon ~iostafin mitltsta", ia.
moi &ac9el biertan terdipGsti.
&oitipa Boge fG6rtpi bGnen quo.
leenio ia p1tbui ~fitlrelIa fobteIiai.
iiiltbella.
"&affaani, Mollin Ell fosfaan lano
.tpbiiG fobteliaiflrrtfiia. SiinG ban
on aihpan iiGniG faltainen. @aon
me taiffi oIenune uteliaita futile
maon iotain aifeistanne. See olem.
me fiiben tapallamme oitertetlit,
|pitfGIliien tittatpitittemme tafia. So
8irginia on nellie piibumtt teiIIe
teb6pstG tariornnlifIesta."
"WtinG otafiltin tobelIofinL etta ie
of iiilfinen iaIaiiuiis", ianoi Bir-
ginia, DpntpiIIen. "Se oil ellen
"1liitiiisia."
"Mttpon Min, ~tpostaii &acbel no.
peosti. "WinG f1fitGn fen bppin,
roitipa @age, $50 Min 8irginia 10
minG oIernrle iiita pbbesid fesfustel'
leet. OIen ~p6dttdnpt, ett'en ota tar
~ioitnuista tpastaor, min pttf6Ile O.
len npt pGdsipt."
@acbeI tltnfi feItpdsti ettd tdbdrp
astinen fesflistelu oil Dbd fpoar
tpdbemtampt bdnen epdilpfiiddn pdd
tStfenf1 iltbteen tpapaasti feiirata o
montuntonio ddntd Seefiitien mob
bouifisio toisfd, rniitta bdn Ell ifini
'oIIitt aiateIIiit, ettd bdnen tartpitfif