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the River Of Doubt

T-HD story OF tho hardshipS en-
dured by the Roosevelt party in
its exploration OF the River or
Doubt is related by Hermann Hage-
dorn an the final instalment OF the
"Roys Life of Roosevelt" In a recent
kssue OF Boys Life:
Tho exeruons and privations were
now 1esinuinS 20 wear on men
s-arccly ever more than half fed, "
writes Mr.. Hagcdorn. 'rhe comar-
adas were growing constantly weaker
under the strain OF cXhausting labor.
Kermit was i'll with fever. Cherrie and
Ivra were suffering from dyscntcry,
Roosevelt bruised his leg against
boulder in the water and inflammation
resulted. 4 day later he too was
down with fever,
For forty-clEht hours no was
deadly III, tormcnted by tho heat
iormentcd by tho venomous insects
that few about him and crawled
over him. biting and stinginS; tor
mented most by the thought that the
proyisions were running low and they
mad far yet 20 travel, and that every
hours delay brought disaster lust so
much nearer 10 all, lie lay helpless
on his inscct-ridden cot, not knowing
whether he would bo well enough to
prooeod in a day or two or not.
''Ho could not bear tho thought
ahat his Illness might mean slow
death % his companions and begged
Col. Rondon 10 leave him bchind
and TO save the rcst OF the eNpedi-
ton, at least, from disaster. The fine
old Brazilian warrior would not listen
10 him. Roosevelt implored; the Bra
lillian was obdurate.
'For forty-eight hours Roosevelt
was on the verge Of death. Then the
fever broke a little. by a great cf-
fort he mustered what strength re-
mained to Linn and said he was well
enough t. go on. lie could barely
crawl over the pOrtages that day,
Kcrmits fever grew worse and one
after. another the conaradas sick
cnod."
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CHAPTER XII.

tJonuuuu.iD
IoW cry OF wonder escaped
ALI the Yaqul as he gazed at the
rich vein of ore, and as ne
y saw the grim smile on BUDS
rugged countcnanco no showed h's
white teeth in sympathy
-Que Bucno!" no murmured. How
good" gathering the precious frag-
mcnts in his handkerchief
At the camp they crushed the
picked orc in a mortar and panncd
it in tho creek. and for tho moment
De Ltnccy dropped his air OF pre-
occupancy as no stared at the streak
OF pure sold. Like a yellow film II
lay along the edge OF tho last flne
taIlings. and when sNlful washing
had left 1t bare. II CLEANED Ike u
jewel in the pan.
'By Jove, Bud" he cried. chats
the real stuff and il goes dollar To
the pan easy
"Sure thing" aSsentcd Bud. Lots
pound 4 lot OF it and wash it as we
Eo-then Wen have some getaway
money when things breaks loose
herel"
I'm 20 you," answered Phil, and
Buds heart warmed toward him as
he watched him pound up a piece
OF orc and 80 to swirling the dirt in
the pan.
But alas for tho fond hopes he
cherished! Even as he washed out
the gold Phils mind wandered far
away, back to tho hotel where Gracia
Aragon sat watching by tho window.
Already their round OF holes was
drilled, the fuses cut, the charges set,
and as he retrcatcd before the blast
ne noticed abscntly that Cruz Mendc2
was in camp. The shots followed,
one after another. and he counted
them 10 make sure there was no miss.
firc--thcn he looked around and DIS
covered that Phil was gone,
"Whero is Don FellpeY" no in
CURED of Mcndez. and That low.
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~ . word from Phl Bernardo.
Bravo and his rebel raiders passed
through the mountains to the east,
and news came OF heavy fighting In
Chihuahua. Don Cipriano Arlgon
moved his family back TO his hacienda
and Gracia became only dream.
Then, one day, ~ Hooker and the
faqui were industriously pounding
out gold, messenger came out from
town with a telegram IN his hand.
Am in Gadsden. No chance TO hold
mine. Kruger says quit.
mo. I'll be 'sarnod n dol" NUT
tered Bud. Then he sat down to
think
Amigo" he said to tho Yaqui
"dro you a Mexican citizen? Can
you get title to mine?'
''Mc u MoNcan?' repeated Amigo,
tapping himself proudly on tho chest.
NO, sonor! SECURE que mo-"
"All right then" observed Bud hit
torly here goes nothing nowhere!
III turn Mexican myself"
lilo passed the messenger on tho
way 10 town. took out his first papers
as a citizen, picked up the mineral
located the Eagle Tail in his own
name. Before riding back 10 camp
no wired 10 Kruger:
Have turned Mex and relocated
claim. HOOKER.
II was his last card. and no did not
expect TO win by IT, Fate had been
against him from the nrst. ana he
could sec his finish, but his nature
drove him to tight on, All that Ara
run had 10 do now was 10 have him
summoned FOR military service, and
Dol Ecy would do the rest.
Then he could tako over the mine.
A mere fprmallty-Or so IL seemed -
but between Arugon and his mine
stood the Texas blood. Hooker had
been crowded 10 the wall, and he was
mad enough 10 tght.
The news OF DE LanCey's desert on
followed quietly after his hlght-i:
came over the Federal wires IN a re-
port to Manuel del Rey but by the
time II got 20 Aragon that gentleman
was too late. They rode into camp
the next day -Aragon and the Cap,
tain OF the rurales and at the nrrt
glimpse Of that hated uniform Am <,
was OFF like a buck. Bud went out sui,
lcnly to meet them, his black MOOD
showing IN his lowering eyes, and n,
halted them by the savagery OF hi'
cursing.
Cro Be CondnuedJ
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CARTOON CONTEST.

Subject; Peace: What II VIII
Mean"
Ten prizes Of four Thrift Stamps
(the equivalent OF $1,000 will ba
awarded each Of TEN Kiddie Klnb
members, ages from six 10 fifteen In j.
elusive, who draw the best cartoons
on peace: What II VIII Mean"
\ ccrtification from the parent or
teacher Of the contestant saying that
the draw ing and the idea are TO the
best of their knowledge original with
the contestant and have not bean
copied from any other drawing, must
accompany each drawing.
Cartoons must be made in black
croyon pencil or black India ink.
Contestants must state NAME
AGE, ADDRESS and CERTIFICATE
NUMBER.
Address COUSIN ELEANOR. Frvo-
ming World Kiddic Klub, No. G3 Park
Row, New York city.
Contest closes Jan. %.
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Will Not Be Reconciied.

T. \ T." writes: "I am seventeen
years OF age and am about to Gradu-
ate from high school l have known
q. boy friend for almost three years.
After about ono year OF acquaint-
snce We had an argument and we
parted. Girl friends have many a
fime tried TO reconcile us. but, as he
ts very stubborn, once replied, 81 first
want TO forget what has happened in
tho past" I caro- very much to be
his friend once more, so Will you
please advise mc?"
advise you not 10 think any moro
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A REWARD FOR OBEDIENCE.

81 wish I had a new sled" said
Jimmy to himself This Is a fine
hill for coasting!"
As II in answer 70 his wish, a noise
behind him caused the boy TO turn his
head. II was Raymond Hopel on a
flyer" Rny was in Jimmys class
in school.
"Hello. Jm'"
IIcllo. Ray"
want "a coast"
Jimmy looked longing1y at the "fly-
er'' and then his eyo fell on the din
ner pail he was taking 10 his father
at tho factory
81 can't ne said. 81 must get this
10 tho fuctory before the whistle
blows. There's n hot pie in it
"oh. itll only take a minute. Jim.
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A QUARREL between two per-
"A sons who have been good
friends always IS n deplorable
tnin-. but it must happen. now and
then. SO long as human nature Is
human nature. Differing points or
view must sometimes clash and over
wrought nerves jangle. But even II
A quarrel takes place, the sooner Il
is ended tho better for oil concerned,
There is an old maxim which applies
SIN TO two persons who have had n
difference. "Two IL takes TO make a
q quarrcl-onc can always end It," AS
= matter of fact. both usually are
eager 10 "cnd it," but one waits for
the other 20 take the determining
step. Usually each is somewhat 20
blame, and after calm reflection the
more sensible one should approach
the other frankly and apologize Tor
fts share in tho disscnsion. lie VIII
be mot half way in practically every
instancc-always II tho temporarily
disturbed friendship is worth pre-
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Cousin Eleanor'S Klub Kolumn

Come on" coaIed Ray. But Jimmy
was firm. Ho thanked Ray and
trudged on.
Just as he reached the factory door
Mr. Green. the manager. came out
In his arms was a big sled. IL seemed
as II Jimmy must see sleds everywhere
Just because he didn't have one. Mr.
Green saw Jimmy's wistful look and
stopped as he was getting into his
auto.
"IIavc you sled. Jimmy7" he
asked, pleasantly.
mo. sir" Jimmy replied. looking
ashamed. "but'-
well. wen have 20 fix that" said
Mr.. Green. "Goodby!"
Jimmy forgot Mr.. Green's words
until a fow days latsr when a big
delivery auto stopped in front OF his
house and left n sled. tho exact du-
plicatc of tho sled Mr.. Green had had.
Jimmy jumped up and down an de-
light.
"And Just TO think. mothers ne
said. ~ I hadn't obcycd YOU and
reached there before tho whistle
mcw i never would havc met Mr..
Green ana 1 wouldn't have had this
beautiful flyer"
Jimmy looked at his mothar ana
wondered why some people cry whe n
they're happy.
by IlENRlETi LARSEN (aycd
fourteen ycar), Brooklyn.
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I'd. b" writes: II have been going
TO the house OF friend Of mine for
few years. lie has three sisters.
Ever since | laid eyes on the young
est sister I've taken very much OF u
liking for her. Have been out with
her a few times. Lately. whenever
ask her TO 20 out with mo. she gives
me one excuse after another. She is
only sixteen and am three years her
senior. Will YOU kindly advise me
how can win her friendship. as I
am very much in love with her?"
Why don't YOU ask the girls
brother 10 speak a good word for you ?
She probably Is shy, but. as an ac-
copied friend Of the family you have
the advantage OF position.
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The ReUOLutiOnists Descend on the
TOLUn, but Not Until Bud Has
Gained His Great Stake
louryriEht BY FrsnE A. Nunsy Col
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ward the door. but she followed him
dmpulsivcly.
"Shako hands" she said, holding
out both her own. and will you help
me?"
"Surc!" answered Bud. and az her
soft finger rs closed on his he took
them gently, for fear that he might
crush them and never know.
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A PRAYER FOR OUR BOYS.

God our soldiers has kept,
watched over thcm while they sIept.
Kept them safe In No Mans Land,
Gave them courage to kccp their
stand.
And now the war is ended.
Ana tho enemy has surrendered.
God send them safe across the foam.
Back to their own dear native home.
BY CARRIE ESCHWFGE.
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MY LAND OF DREAMS.

know a place where the willows
blow,
Where in the fields whita d,is,as
grow,
Where violcts raise their heads to
peep
And lilies sway and nod and sleep.
This place Is tho Land OF Dreams.
Whero love and hope and beauty
CLEANS,
Where willows weep and lilies sleep.
Where iiowers bloom and spring vines
creep.
Where all Is peace and JOY and love
And blessings fall from God above.
BY BILLY RAINSFORD, Brooklyn,
n. y
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CHAPTER XII.

TT MONTH OF weary waiting fol-
lowed that day OF days In For
tuna, and still there was no
~ . word from Phl Bernardo.
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Advice to Lovers
By Betty Vincent

about a young man so stubborn and
sullen that he broods over an argu-
ment for two years.
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B a CT heIOr Girl
X e Elections
By Helen Rowland

Copyright Nov I9t
NE why generally better than is that
average is busy trying
that she hasn't o OF
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'nye- basged her game II TO,
Now that the Is everyodys talking about getting back &c
normal" oh, being SUPER Why
fver go back" anything?
difficult o a Indignant
sHy every insulting lazness
ing her the old, old
Good gracious
dollars have somebody talk
about YOURSELF for a whole hour?
only thing needed from rank pessims into
o. radiant a a affair.
and the glamour OF illusions
a the lights all
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Every now and then some wise Magistrate decides
that wife has the right to rob her husbands pockets
But, dear me! woman doesn't want the right; all
she asks is the opportunity
Give me the who sings at his bathl" But
don't give him to me for LIFE! lie may be very stmu-
lating after dinner but he is too insultingy healthy
to be endurable before breakfast!
In the love chase woman always hunts with
camera" All she cares TO know is that she could
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-18

moi fostnan p%hunGrtdd miten lie on
Ipntpmt, Min on ie fiitenfin ole
masia. Nlitta jofo usfoo iumalal-
lien ilmoitufien len ipntpmiiesta ie
tiet11, ettG fofo eluomofinto on gu
nialon iohollu malmistettn.
Samaten lie on uloen %ipntpmi-
ienfin ala, ettG jofa ei usfo fol
minb.eiien Sllmalon SiGn, Yojan ia
&pbdn Sengen ilmoitlista iiitd ban
jGG iiita aiiusta tietdmdttomdfii int
fifoon ia maitpatfoon iiinG oiiaSja
.iarfednla miten poljon tabamia.
@oppu)
Sobn Solm
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4O-luyun historic

40 vliotta sitten eras vanha toh-
tori keksi laakkeen veren t~auteja
varten, ia tama paransi taudin tay-
d~ellisesti, kuten aka osoitti. Usei-
den vuosien perasta sain kasiini tuon
reseptin (ollen apteekkari) ia ottaen
eri osaset erilleen tutkin U. S. Dis
pensatorya ia muita h~uomattavia
laakeopillisia kirjoja ia huomasin laa
keosasten olevan seuraavia tapauksia
varten: "Sairastaessa kurkkutauteja,
verenralri0ita, markimista, sulatus-
hairioita, vatsa- ia maksavaivoja,
kroonillista reumatistia, k~atarria,
haavoja, paiseita, nappyja, nahkarik-
kontumisia, elohopea- ia lyijymyrki-
tyksia. ~Kayttamalla tata laaket-
ia ruumiilliset Wat katolavat kuhn
taikavoimalla, viat,' jotka eivat MUS
ia laakkeista parannu." Muistaen 40
vuotista appteekkarina oloani annoin
talle laakkeelle nimen: Number 4O
For the Blood.
j. C. MENDENHALL
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-18

lailleet. &un rebellifpps oil BALI.
tufien mieleSt1 poba ia lem t1Dtpi
fnnmelIo buonojen. jouffojen mad-
rGpfiiG, min alfoi iiirfeo elintarpei-
Den iolaaminen ia fGtfeminen. &c
meni Min pitfGlle, ettei it'd rebel
linen iliolnolaimn talonpoifafoon pi
tGnDt enGG pobano. S1n.G oil ia.
W1istp, fostonbenti noitii bdnesid-
fin. Sitomen entiieSt1 loinfunliai-
iesto ~foniosto fuStpoi pbt'1ffid, mo.
nipGiien ia lnffnanntta miutttilipon
elintorrpelain fautta, ep1rebellincn
fania, min ettG fltltlin 10 firfoSia-
fin %iaarnon. josla epGiltiin, MOTTO
flrtaon aimon rebellinen enGq olaf
foam. Tlili iitten ~pafostofin FORTH
iGriestelmd iiitd ieitraapine ionotitf-
iineen. See omat iitrfean aian fur.
iia fuipia, joisin ON palion ep1re-
belliippoen barioitteliioita. Sonotif-
let oipot olleet biionon f%ouliio. gtiis-
Ia omat iuuloot, roo'at ibmilet OLE
fem liittanld purfaneet ia n1ptt1-
meet, fl1info iltitren iaoon meiom
noismGfemme on miban ia raofiiits
ben fDlpoStd forjonnit. So iolom'
.pio ibmiIiG ie on fotferoittanut.
WtitG foiffeo opat SiellG lapIet ia
mitoret fltltlleet ia oppineetl
&oifen tGnlGn rinndlla OH borjoi-
tettit robfeita rpostoid. Wonenfin
pifflelGjGn moitpollo bonfitlit elm
tarpeet, perltnat, libat, beindt y. nj.
olpat menneet lnisfurien ia rDoSt1-
jien iuibin. Sa fltn perinppbiai-
ieSti toboottiin titbpta j1rjestps ia
boIlitus moasia, Min tobto tebitet-
tim teofii. Mjottelen main fliriaa
Seliingin pitGiGG. iosio 10 ipfipllu
1917 melfein fofo pitGiG rpoStet-
tim. Site joiilup6ipdnG Wolmin
jGriestpneet y. M. buligaanit TOTO
Malta fpli1 b1ipittipGt.
ga finn iitten alfoipot peripai'
m1t, Min irlret joufot olifpat mol
NINA rpostGmGGn fofo Sipoon pi-
.tGjGn pnn1 liifemottomia mitito paif
fojo. NGin pitfGlle moipat oiiat
iobtlto, fltn ei oioisio tebbG, mita
pitGili teboG, ia fin iolffpia on
%fpmmeniien muotta rooistettu mita
iitrfeimmillo opeilIa ia fiiboititfiil-
la. Snneton iota ia plllte-oifa len
iitten pbt'dffiG fppiptti tdpteen be
belmd1niG.
Sattetam
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eaarnaunuruia ipssfmmlIa


% p. SrainerDiSia, flo s III.
26 b. 2amlerisio, @ustaflonin t.
flo s iu.
81 b. 8eaiperin firfosia, flo 10
ap. ia sc. BUTTON t. flo 2 ip.
% p &annatt foitflilla alfaa ruo-
riioiublat flo 10 ap.
% p. &allion t. flo s III. 8ea-
perisia ia &an1an forlulla niioriion
iublisia iefd &aIlion t. p,,bupat 6.
g. ia 81. g. Iiemi.
Suomi 11--24 PIP on st. g. @ie-
mi ia nllefirioittamit efpanfeliiimi-
j1iblillo Sbiosia, past. s.. Sriisfo-
fen ieurofiintapiirisiG.
6. g. @iemi
Gbomion, Minn-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-18
JumaIasta syntyminen

Whitta fun Sllntalan Yoion G1ni,
totiluoen lana, nimitt1in eponfeliu.
mi meioGn aittltitoestdmnte, pGGiee
tltnfeiitumaan nGitten fllolleiten las
ten ipoGmmiin, lGpi iaatanan petos-
mlutrien ia aperffoien, Min ettG al
faopot pmm1rt1m11n oletpania mo-
paat iuatanm mallasta, sSltmalan
mibasto, lain TROUT esta ia tuomio=
ipallosta, &tistiflen mapauttamouo.
ga ettG be t6bGn ipopouteen opat 10
fasteeSin uuoestilDntpneet, ijanfaif-
fiiifii ajoifii min iilloin foboistuu
beibin tdmd SiGn Sunlalm lana:
"SGm1 mimtn poifani, tpttGreni of
f%itollilt ia wirfoii idlleen oil fu-
boirnut ia on taaS lobbettp".
sis min folton fitin ep1usfoi-
nen on tGsiG liiomolliiesia elGmaS.
ia on ipptG toiipoo, .ett1 &ristitfien
epanfeliumi p11iee tltnfertumaon
bGnen ipbGmeeni1, mallpittno len
perfeleen petofieSta, Min eta ban
ottna fen maStoon ia nsfoo fen ia
min titIee fuolleesta elarpGfii, epa-
ltsfoiiesta usfonoiiefli.
Mhitta, iota ppipp ~epalSfosia
luonnolliien fl1olemania betfeen as
H. bGnell1 on iiIloin tilaiiunis eld-
mGfii tlilemiieen loppumtt. &riStif-
fen eipanfeliumin elGm1fii tefefna
Jana Ell nimitt0in iitten enGa foS-
foon bGnelle foiaboa, joten ban iaa
perteleen flolema- ia belpettiWal-
|t~ofuntoan ijonfaiffiiesti. Sa perfe-
Re lpoltaflintinenio on tuomittu tuo-
mitt1 beitettGpGfii tltIiieen ia tltli-
fhpiIeen jGrmeen, jota titomio mii-
meiienG p1ipGnG pannoon taptun-
toon. Sofa iiIoin on perfeleen
Eipaltotimnosia, perfeleen mollan ia
bolIitufien olla, bGnen on tpiimeiie.
ma pGimGnG ieurattoipa .perfelettd
fiiben iGrneen iofa titlesto je tlili-
fipestd poloo.
SIen MT main pitf6sIG firjoitilf-
Tesla fGiitellpt 1nioen iDntpmiien
t1rfe11 oiiaa, mlptta olen tltntenlit
meIipoIiiuubefieni, Sitmolan ormon
foittto, r6infin loniasti tdst1 alias.
to piibiio, fosfapo tieban, ettd to-
ma tGrfein ofio on monelle taste
tnIle bGn1GrG, ioto ie Ell fai'i ollo.
ga tie61r, ettd tGmG iiitoen ipntp-
miien uiio on barnard ia ppipp iel-
~Ioiieno foifilIe, iotfo ioriellaan iitd
oiiuo tttfiipot ia tobtoofpat ioooo
len jGrfeniG bpp6fipttGtpafii.
9im fenoiiiIle oiio eiitet66n iel-
Iaiieno finn Sitmolo on len nellie
roonlotrtSiu ilmoittarait, Min be Ni'
fooeemufien toipnIln fpieIctp6t "fiiin
ic tattoo t%opobtuo". &uinfa ie on
moboolIistd? Sc eitpdt rtdet usfo
eifd Ills DmmGrrG, ett1 uiiii Ipnfp-
minen moi topobtiio ilmon ettd ID
mincn itieffin iotnin moifiittoiii iii-
ben.
@iip1t buonioo, ettG fofo t6ma
%iitiri hiomofitntofin on olernosio Il
mon, ettd fiifoor ibntinen diff teb-
mt eli moifiittomit iotoin fen al.
foon ioomifeffi. go moiffn ei IT,
misi1rfi BoifiElo tiitfimutiilIomfoon
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KirkoII1$ia oifuksia

Sdamn5llimen tpiminta Tttctbmrsts
Gu. 2ntb fearafnntapiirisfd.
Sitcbburaisin, WnSs:
&iniimibeu enfimdiIend finnnntai.
na neutrality-suspicious. no. 10 up. ia
bartmisbetfi flo. z III; rippi ia 8. ,.
ebtoollinen iofa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Iiffeu tai iltabartmlsbetien pbtepbes'
IA.
&lnifauoen toiiena iimnlmtaina III
maIanpalpelus ITO. 10 ap. ia iema'
human obieImaiItama 10. $50 IT,
Rlnatmiben folmantena irmniintai'
no neutrality-suspicious. ITO. 10 ia las
ten obieImaiItama no. $50 ~.
@~llifniSen n~elidntend furnirntaina
fsmaIanpaltpelus no. 10 ap. ia @ao
rifsIiiton o6ieImailtama 10. $50 IT,
Ypbdfoulu iofa i~lnnirrtatna 10. I
pdiipdrId.
&0ori barioitteIee iota tiistai,iIta
no. $50
Seurafiimnan t~uufaiistotors hrus
7.30 in.
faitoen c~nfimdiiend maa1aittatna no.
7.80 in. Seuratunnan firtto on: SO
Wecbnnic fabnn iparrelIa.
@apnnrbisIa, Wass.:
&uufniiben toiSena ~fnnnuntaina
himalmpaliuelus etp. Iutb. firtps5a
Ito. A tai italia jog min eritpiiesti
iotpitaan.
R%liufauoen piimeiiend f~esfitpiifs
iona bartausbettt etp Iatb. firfosSa
To. 100 in.
Rarlborosia. Sropsfa ia Sit5piIIiam
sfa u. 8. pibetddn inmaIanpaItp.,
tnsfet selmanr,en fumruutoin fen.
bnsfa iota fliltaibesSa.
Serrafiutapiirin pastori
g. @iettinen,
70h Mecbmic #.
0itcbbure. geass.
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sddnnSiIinem tuittinta Serfep Gitpu
Gtp. 2mfb. fcarafnntapiirisfd:
Serfep Gitpsfa, 81. 8.
airffo. gbesnut atpe. Ia Senrn It.
tilmasfa, IabelId maanaliien raiita,
|; tsen Summit -afemaa. iosia on Ietp
g0rfista tliltaesia iddtGdpd pois III
Ydsta ia fdtueItdtpd firfolIe.
SinnaImrpoltpeIus iota fuumumtai.
ma Flo 5 ip. 8. p. ebt. tiufmuben 1
fsnnnntainn.
@appeIi: 81 Bergen nipe. 8oob,
tatpn ia Grmitone ntpe. ipdlisfd.
: Dacffon fatlrtpaiinu tho Idbelle tappe,
TIA, fefd aittonrobiiIiaiurit Grmmtit-
afsmaIta.
S1rmalanpaItpeliis iota ~iunirrntai
ado 10.4b ap. ia ppbdfoulu 10 3 u.
CupeIufeuramtotsus iota torstai
10 2 ip.
eaaIstburipitas issa perianeat 10
III.
ehiorifoliitonfotoais iota frail 2:na
"a And fiinnuntann 10 8 III.
Resy MpcbelIesfd, q. q.
Sfirffo: 9itpiiton #. ia flnion atpe
tifmasia.
SlimaIanpaltpeIus ~firlifalIben Ina
guniiuntnina To 8 III. ia 9:na tors'
taina Ito $50 III.
Gnst Bort Gbesterisfd, Conn.
Rirtto: SeIatpan ntpenucIla,
@reenspitcbin fatistpalrnaitten porreI'
Ia SrnalanpaItp. iuiifarbsn 8:na
fnnunt. Ito $50 III.
\ Desmtdairisfa, 81. 8.
uRirffo: Glr1 9fibes dfp =
6sxest It falmosfa. Si,malmpoIipe-
Ias hiiifmlben 2 ia A tiistaima 10
$50 In.
OG~llSfpAlS61u, ~. IS.
Hartnnsbetfi fulfniben 1 ~fesfitpiifio'
ma ITO 8 III.
N2srrtf gernpsfa, y. D.
u. 2dirnerina 331 Nortb Terrace
spe. Sartdnsbetfi ~fuufaiioen 2.na
ia Ana torstdina flo 8 In.
g~atsfinisfd, u. q. ia Sobofisid,
81. s. b. m. Ell ilmoitItiien mufaan.
BnItpelustani bnlratpdt ipottpdt u
msittaa iirieeIifesti, tabi idsbd pap,
pfI4sfa, tparmenmrin totpattatpis5a
aomlpdifpdnd ia inalIa 10 ST,
s. @uori
q Bergen atpe. Serfep gitp, 81. 3.
SamaInnpaIiueInfiia ia mnita TO.
fomffia grabboef, u. .. icnrafnn.
nnsfns
SnmoIonpoIipeliiffio jofa finafmi.
ben e~nfintdinen ia foIrnos finniirl.
.toi olfoen feIIo fl e. b. b.
SunmmtoifoiiIii toifeno ia mel.
-pa iitIlmintaino feIlo 1 /. b. b
>~pettoiien fofoiis fanifmioer
~immntoinn feno 8 I
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12ll up. flo 3 ip. flo : ip.
~ y lotaf. 6rencb Saten ieara-
b~uoneella flo H11 up.
ia p. oacob aumarm talosia flo
g ip.
16 p6reo gipuIun talosia flo s
lip.
10 y. 0rencb sofen ieu~ru1iioneel-
Ia ito H1l ap.
20 p. lofaf.Ms ienobgon firfosia flo
h11 ap.
26 p. Saneli &uuien foululIa
flo s ip.
s. llrpilainen
Menabga, Winn.
Snmalanpaliuelnfiia ipDsfmmlla:
% p 9irginia flo s III. Srontliin
lulolIlllu-
% p. 8epla flo 10 up.
% p. Yife flo 2 ip.
% p. @mbarrasS flo $3.50 ip.
2uoman toloIlo.
90 b. Souoan flo s ip.
9. &riotIalainen
8or' III Bubelin 122
@lp, Minn.
.
Sortansieiirnt pibetG1n &ice
firfosIa lpbsf. 81 p. flo II
epp. ia Scr $. @iibm tuIosia flo 7
in.
g.. s.. &isionen
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Soiminta q. .. Meilliin ienraf. phi
risfG innsfnnIIa:

Soiminta q. .. MiIiin ienraf. phi.
risiG i~bbsfnnlla:
90 p. 2osten foi1lli iamosia Poi.
tasia flo 2 ipp.
81 b.. Boobocfin firfosio flo 10
epp.
81 p. &eo @pen firfosia flo 2
ipp. $. b. eft. fnnsio, Sltaiertrat
gntti &plSien Iitono flo s in.
% p. Seem gorf @iIliisia flo
10 epp.
90 b. Dopeliufien firfosfa flo
2 jpp.
SIloIla Motti @Gen taIosio noir
5 moiIia pobioiieen @iniista.
s. Soafana
Seref. SO
81. 9. DeiIIs, Ieinn.
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b. p.
Nitoriioliiton fofonfiista iImoite-
tnan erifieen.
OmpeInicura fofoontiili iofa toi-
iena ia nelidntcid t~orstnina fuuSiu.
Sortaiistofuufiistu 10 nlaisto ia
tunnaiiista fofoufiiSto ilmoitetaan
erifieen. {,
SO. sc. 8esterbocf
@raboocf, &c. 9.