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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22
PACKERS PROPAGANDA

BENAToR KENYON Of Iowa. author OF m OF the pending bills ror federal
e eDa."f, asslnst the campaien which he sid was being wsged against The
ls .6' hnd eve sprung on n congress in or history = word. to that
seems cms js,R1is bordering on ,naspaaon esniead BY the Iowa senator hard
me Sre%sedCas campaign Of publicity against the Ksndrck and Kenyon
sIisai q d" isrsiSuon' as me o 'S Soast m Ss a Rs't asy ape merely 9Sy ess TO- Ss
NSess The Institutions s and T a system ' tsSi SSs a@S PToI Ss'e e%of%oa 10 gT sTes@ b
NJ Their Te%sad oS q nn ns S1S can SI b% %S' tS issis Ia ST thoy u a %e hardly p&SssT to-
Id method Of sampdss, 80 far as the campaign has son '
Eaus,y from The cradle Z he grave. Is % a wrong 'S %asm. IN them %ni y IS ~ P'I .
What ana senator Kenyon expect !" That That the Pa PACKETS G%sfT wpeu SHRG necsp, rosn-
!. been their policy in the past and nothing in recent events has Indicated
u the packers can convince the country mat they are right and that
: wrong the packers under % lorna OF OF soSsru% @%%' are ' %nS Srs' That
~ ,s d a9%te ting that The packer, are wen within their legai rights and that
s,iaton: are they taking the right course FOR their w best iH,cSests and
In opposing any reputation at at a' In M seeking sM6% % % convince nee the ave pn Sn' t "a
GGe9ss are being CON so%% "S%f t S%S1 a%r g ssSS q IS best Sse'G ioS u /" nation Z e m q. q
> wWs pesued Tor years by the eonirorrns group Of great railroad s"i i Ss1estS
er", to- lnGus,r! 9a industry srea@r over. ana At one time more oT powerful
hiefs knew IT, Public Glamour demanded regulation and the railroad Inter.
ea,roi but az regulation supervision and control Public Glamour oyereame
n1 d%% Of g., railroad SNOWFALL long before the railroad masnatcs guessed
SnSrfsi ana they led not a reasoning public sentiment hut a deafenips and
|hrsatensd 70 destroy railroad omcioacy at The time wa" ondaions u" pt INC me
"''3Eg ,5s m6 Dc 5iIsosS %asSsis' made %' p''n'' arc "'''nS tn same
~ "a 'S onsEssS s q" ;n b%S ttaas made he significant statement o! tho @st
= the pnrg9epal contributing CAUSES for the success OF the Non-parusan
. ca %Es ssap is efficient 4aSs. % sp want to a &'s Sas, 1 @s S EgS9' l P%ssGs industry an;S or
|nent' OF tho meat industry 1t IL mott seeking government ownership Of pack
IS" the public, as IN q the glad ola dayss o S@ rlir SSG'i r%s Rn S%sT a@s ono.
6e one S'S%aHd the odsa m% o % t %' o Ser" faaI HG 1s aoa Il N oA PTSSsS'G oven S%
a sease 1%sT 10 a ~ S% . - =" Sto% pf g aS6e, % S sS' play e r 1or Si d % C TnsS'
40, ne parallel Of railroad and packer lsoy ends at the point OF contact
abroad chiefs OF Inc old days told The public to aee d damn s"' The II Ta s%rs
d'srtsHTF e" ca% 1Ti @E IN al an hist history '% N r@ SS' a Sf"I isasrl his hstSo TSa' Shyl R[ iosS.
knatc SKILL an effort to convince the bubble hat Ts S%o%e AND IN the I paeseTs
End Of the packers more skl"l policy Of argument %ip %@ and pr pro aS@nS so t6SS
The packers should consider railroad history and learn a lesson from IT,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22
COUNTY AGENTS PAY

rRERNAlIllo county H hunting % county agricultural agent Sandoyal
county soon VIII reluirc "a fnn to I'm "a ncanc Present nrents in these
Il no IN olher VOW MeNico count6s are Foug to better paid positions II IL
mHiH 70 und trained men to take the obs ct the salaries available
'' 'o''u mas "dNocnl'd raising the salary Of the count agent in ts
fountN 10 any. reasonable amount necessary to secure an agent who "a take
N position of leadership In drainage work as well as In the outline duties of
|fhc Important post.
\ We learn from q reliable source, that Il is impossible to raise a county
fagonts pay above $1,000 a year. that the bureau Of tho department Of agri-
culture having charge las made a ruling that $1,000 Is the INIT M tina
Eout1de Contribution to supplement TINT salary are forbid. This is pon the
EErouni that Il county pr community contribute supplementary sums to an
raEcnts salary IL viii expect to have something 10 say as to his policy and
methods and detectives.
rhoret Is of course, the valid argument that n each community n hr-
mg ana anasng ma nnng hu own county agent the system loses general
direction and "a central management and n likely to rn wild. on tho other
fmnd he limitation II unfortunate as to salary, az present day salaries CO.
Knows a great deal more about its needs than does "a bureau chief in
Washington.
n The central management of the county agent service In New Mexico tho
Estate coNcgc extension division, has shown exceptional understanding If and
Nhympathy with local conditions and problems throughout the state That
us me reason ior the conspiclou successes OF county agents In many New
II MEXICO counties Far better results could he had W. believe IL he state
extension chief and not "A Washington bureau had tho right to determine low
ii much salary u county agent should have In O. ENCn county. Tho uCCcsscs
X achieved thus Tar make il certain THAT whenever the right man ion a given
u oun ould be found. tn money would he raised to pay him me salary his
services would command In private employment
We reed ar exceptional mar for ICrallo county; exceptional in many
n details OF hts equipment. We VIII ~ extremely fortunate H we find such
n man q" $2iOO a year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22
The Universal
Language

(From The New York Gl0br.)
The universal language N not toln-
puk nor Esperanto but moving pic.
lures. which 60 everywhere and pic
ture everybody on earth 10 everybody
else on earth, Little by itulo they
will break down those walls between
nations which depend upon peoples
Ignorance of such matters as one an
others table mhnnprs. The film
newspaper. understood equally we'll
by the American. tbs Ch1ncto, and
the PauaRonlan, r. the greatest intcr-
national force In the world because n
shows uH that we arc MI alike. The
pieasure-srekinE Senegambtan, IRE
%quentinK HIS fnvoritc cinema hoEno.
will find that n street sccne IN New
York IL the same Under the akin a. q
street scene IN his home MI The
camera In either case win catch tho
Dung lady who turns 10 her escort
and FiFgles. the g~oggle-eycd man who
tries 10 stare the camera down, tho
little BOYS who run backward 10 keep
In the focus. the naughty people who
pretend that they know nothing about
any camera The inauguration OF the
mayor OF observation-disclosures. Eng
land. will exhibit the same subliefn
official dignity, the same awe struck
crowd, the same wandering. irrelevant
dog, as the formal installation OF the
chief Of the equatorial Bahahas ~
the sources OF tho Niger. The school
children Of Homnliland celebrating
the Fourth OF July IN Btigewater
Park. the presentation OF q silver
loving cup 90 the Oldest surviving
boarder at Mrs. Ezekicl Fishers
boarding house In HackenHack, n. T.,
the golden wedding celebration OF Mr..
and Mrs. Oogligoo Googlioo Of north
ern Alaska, the big pickerel that
Uncle Ike Riddle caught In Buters
pond, the flight OF the X-1s over tho
Tower OF Babel just as the theaters
were letting out, the return OF Adj
mlral Dewey from the battle OF
Manila Bay, and tho Genes 10 front
OF the imperial palace In Berlin on
the eve OF the declaration OF war
against Belgium, Russia. France,
ENGLAND. Italy. Peru, Siam. China,
Japan, and Znpatiand-thcae events
and incidents In world history will BIO
as familiar 10 the inhabitants OF the
remotcst parts OF the world as they
are to the people in whose midst they
actually happen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22
SUNSHINE Is READY FOR
SALLY SLY.

AS Peter Rabbit sat watching Zee
Zee the Redstart he caught sight
Of someone about the same size. but
all In yellow, fitting along The old
stone wall. There's Sunahine!" cried
Peter. and without being polite
enough 10 even bid Jenny Wren good
by. he scampered owe TO the old
stone wall.
con, s~unabinei" he cried. I'm
ever and ever so glad to see you
back. I do hope you and Mrs. Sum
shine are going to make your home
somewhere near here, 30 1 can sec
you every day."
Hello. Peier!'' cried Sunshine the
Yellow Warbler, for hat Is who II
was. Eyes, indeed. we certainly do
intend to stay here " We a find the
right place for n nest. IL certainly
II good TO be back home again.
lave you seen Sally Sly tho Cow
bird around here this spring?"
Peter nodded. Yes" said he, Il
have
"rnr sorry to hear It," declared
Sunshine. last year she made US
a. lot OF trouble. But we fooled her.
and II we have TO. l guess W can
fool her again"
How did you fool herr" asked
Peter.
sunshine paused to pick a tiny
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22

worm from "A leaf. WELL said he.
she found our nest and laid an egg
In Il before Mrs. Sunshine a IA
chance to lay any OF her own. That's
what she did. the lazy. good for-nnth-
ing creature. But Il didn't do her
"a bit OF good, not a bit. That cgg
never Matched. We fooled her. and
that's what wen DO again II she re-
pcats that trick this year"
what did YOU do, throw that ogg
out?' asked Peter.
NO" replied Sunshine. "our nest
was too deep for us to get that egg
out. We made a second bottom for
our nest right over that egg and
built lie sides up a little higher.
Then we took good care that she
didn't have "a chance to lay another
egg In there
why. then you had n regular two
story nest. didn't you" cried Peter,
opening his eyes very wide.
Sunshine nodded. yes, sir" said
he, land a mighty fine nest, too. "
/ do a II. II there's any one thing
Mrs. Sunshine and / pride our
selves on II is our nest. No babies
have n softer, nicer home than ours y
M the lime Peter had been ad-
miring Sunshine and thinking how
wonderfully well he was named. At
first glance he seemed 10 be all
yellow as II somehow he had man.
aged to catch and hold the sunshine
In his feathers. When he came very
close Peter could see that on his
breast and underneath were little
streaks OF reddish brown. and his
wings and tail were n little black
lsh. Otherwise he was all yellow.
Next story: Peter Meets n Friend
In Black and White.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22
Your Town


CW. q. Dcnniston. Ia ADVERTISING &
Sclling.")
II YOU want to live in the kind Of a
town
Like the kind of a town you like,
You needn't slip your clothes In a grip
And start on u long, long hike,
You'll find elsewhere what you loft
behind.
For there's nothing that's really
now.
It's a knock at yourself when you
knock your town
For it isn't your town-lT'S you.
Real towns are not made by men
afraid
Lest somebody else gets ahead:
When every one works and nobody
shirks
You IA raise n town from the
dead.
And II while YOU make your personal
stake
Your ncighbor can make his. too;
Your town will be what you want II
TO be
For u isn't your town-IT's YOU.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22
Nearing Perfection

U'rOm The Chicago Tribui ~

iItbih Anf NHNNhEt hfihhi -
Scott hearings simple means Of Cs-
tnbliahing the desirable state OF Boil
shoNism Is defined thus: IAN work
Crs To be armed and all properly
owners TO be disarmcd.'
Tho man with "a house may not wi
n gun. The man who owns a gun
may not own "A house. a man who
owns anything which might need
protection shalt have nothing with
which tn protect No.. The men Who
owns nothing may have 70 weapon
with which to get something. But
Tho moment the man who has moth
ing except the means Of getting some
thing uses that means and gets any
thing. he must be deprived either OF
the means by which he got 1t or Of
the thing he got.
lie r.hy chase some Gt man out
from under 70 roof hut before he sits
down comfortably TO enjoy himself he
must surrender his gun, whcrcupou
the man who got the gun VIII come
ana chase him out.
hearings ideal society rs apparent
~ one IN what We call fluN Inertia
may be "a defect in this day society hut
" would not b. in hearings society.
There would not bee enough Inertia 10
permit a householder to take Off his
shoes and put on his slippers.
Hut possibly some fellow would
come along with the gun and got the
house aud Keep the gun and thereby
Keep the house also. We have nm
idea thnt the very earliest property
right " = the power t. keep.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22
BE American-FirSt
lScnnIor Horny q. IOdgc. IN IesIlc,s.

~tScnatOr Henry G.. Lodge, la Iesllc's.)
DO not forget that having visions Is
one thing, while being a visionary.
especially n visionary whose ideals
and visions are stage properties. ~
quite another. What troubles me most
about the books and articles and
speeches by our most advanced think
ers setting forth new panaccns and
systems for all the evils II hat they
are generally so very old, n fact APP
parently ~disregarded by their authors.
who very properly dcspisc a past
which only rises up to he trouble
some. Russian Bolshevism presents
"A warning TO America In It's awful re-
suits OF a scheme which its authors
pretended aud their dupos believed
would make all men happy In n mo-
ment. In letters OF fire this Russian
scene snys 10 ms; This way lies
ruin BE Americans first, Amerl-
cGns last and Americans always.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22
QUEER THINGS
In the News

Chillicothe, Mo-. A. Martin. ,
, n farmer ucar here, has q rooster ,
, that is worth considerable as a I
. prophet Early in the spring
. the rooster tried 90 sit on a
= certain piece OF corn land. aud.
according TO Martin. this was a I
, sign there would be three floods.
, Martin refused 10 plant his corn
, M the usual time. Sure enough.
, three floods came. and after I
, they had passed Martin planted
. his corn. The other farmers who
, planted at the regular time, lost
> their crops.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22

"You must condne yourself to "a
light diet said thp doctor. rrnVely.
"No Gear" said John junior 81
Enew q man who died through put
ting himself too much IN q llrht diet"
"Beully' coy said the doctor
yves. he atc the phosphorus ends
m Matches
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22

Don't open your mouth and swal-
low everything you honr-unloss YOU
are foolish and do not care who
knows II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22

CHAIRMAN clark OF the interstate
commerce commission says we might
ns well charge on the S&00. goo. 900
railroad deficit as a var loss. That's
a nice way to take cnre Of this one.
hut what will we do for a war to alb
sorb the next one2
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22

sudden riches spoil many a good
workman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22
HoRLTcKss
Tne enfotant
MATTED MILK
Avoid Imitaflans q oasssilnlaa


with which Sog learn the u61l<ff1i X
S.s~narf1phsr 81 a. sid fo sn2boo {,
home 9tu4y. ~ = lev hours YOU
lhQ uhuIn HTaIeU. fnfu gain speed n
taking Gown dietalIuh. craivtrf1finH
nuf1furI. 0lJHI| 0Ic.s ~ fast ~ 3 uFl6In
talks free tr111n1 win he melfcI b. ElnI
Institute UA-4lA station F.-HeH Yoft.
n. y. Just Ht{to Coz these fHEE Les
BONE and tn thou- I)Hsuni1h everybody
SHOW others thii sfvsrtissnisni-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22

MIR. FORD depended on his own
experts for 'wnr facts" and had
about the same luck as his friend Mr..
Wilson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22
Amdc and S6udth WIN BE Regular
Joilicr~ When Thee Grow In.

Graham y. NJ. NcNe.
''The News force WIS treated TO
some very nice cake and fruit tcllo,
The cake was baked by Annie Belle
Jolly. . years old; the jello was made
by senith Jolly. Z years old. This was
their first attempt ana II was splendid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22

\ BALTIMORE HOTEL register
one day last week contained names as
follows:
Pepper. Starch and Egg, OF New
York; Sugar OF Chicago and suit OF
New Jersey.
N Bull 81 pittshurg and Label OF
Cleveland had only dropped In the
motel would have had a monopoly of
nll the maklngs OF most Of the new
kickioss drinks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22

GENERAL ERWIN thinks Senator
Fall has the geographical location Of
his Carrnnza bandits mixed. But there
Is no mistake about the Identity OF
the bandits. 80
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22

a CHICAGO White wing has been
pinched as a black hand leader. Tho
dotockatives no doubt ran into him af-
ter he'd done "A hard days work In
the loop district and his wings looked
like a white collar after doing the
same shift.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22

IS Slti FIDDLE


THIS is tho top line IN an advertise
mcnt advertising It's advertising IN
Saturdays Chicago Tribune:
"cHiCAGO TRIBUNE SUPREME IN
MOTOR ADVERTISING"
The Ford trial undoubtedly entities
the Tribune to make the claim.
THE UNITED fruit company
charged Boston banana retailers with
pronteerlng because they hadn't re-
duced retail prices when Wholesale
prices were reduced. Bat an investi-
CATION disclosed that the Boston re-
tail banana men didn't know the war
was over.
If ALL elections In Albuquerque
We're "a uulct ns todsv's the pussy
foot politicians would find coming
back an easy journey.
=--=-
THREE CHEERS for the American
Legion. II not only licked the Fritz
les hut Il has found q Use for u ma
tional guard armory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22

WORCESTER. Mass. has prohib-
itcd sunday golf and tennis. what 10
you reckon they do TO sunday Shim-
ME dancing?
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22

NOW BELGIUM demands that the
United States enter into a treaty to
defend her, as well as France. Next
thing we know Germany Will be maxi
ing the same demand on US.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22

IT IS SUGGESTED that another kind
Of Ignorant ldenlizt" IL the Il who
expects to get twenty miles GU Of a
gallon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22

This II the two-inch-high headline
across the top OF a Chicago newspa-
per. II IN not. however, the descrip-
ton OF a scene from that well known
serial '"The Tigers Trail" Il h found,
on close examination TO relate an In
cidcnt In the French Chamber Of Dep
utics wherein old n. g.. l.. did TO Gle
menceau what the kalse. failed to do.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01

III.
@rs Sunnp Sofela ia &icbaro
aosfi, GlpStG, omat tdGllG funpo-
nenfin palo~.aiioitaon jdriestdm1siG.
Wfrs Sofelalla on aifomus mrnttt
tdnne mnnlleen oiumoan jos main
lao niinpoIion iprjd.mpustiista ct
ia fpfenee len tefemGGn. Mlllttet-
tloon pnlon j1lfeen t11lti Glppn
fuoli Sofri Sofela iiell1 influen-
6aon iGttden jGlfeeniG leSfen ia 3
pitotiann pojnn. Sofelan perbeeltd,
fiten mlistettonee, polpi 5 ipllotta
iitten tGGll1 buone ia len mufana
puloi fuoliaafii beio1n folme las.
taun. .Se fuitenfin, jonfln aifao
tGGltG poisia oltuoun, tulipot ta-
failin ia iaiipot %blioneenin malmiifIi
josln terfeiipGt olelnoon oinooStnon
miitonp1ipGt, finn ioapui iuliri lo-
fafllun ~ tGimGn metIGpalo, iofo
lpei toistumiIeen beiltufin faiffi
SeillG of 5 lebnlGG ia mullto for
joa iiiben liiGfii ia nefin DGlpiiim1t
Min ettei j~GlfeGfGGn ole nGbtp. Sot-
int Ionouot nGbneeniG Sofelan far
jon fauppoluan mielrGllG tiellG pa
loponGI mltttn mibin ne iitten jon.
tiii, liitG ci ole pienintGf1Gn anpiS-
tlSta. Dill iefin leSfelle pieni a-
plt, jos elGimistG iofufuan oliii bert
teriG iGilpttGnpt.
MtrS &iloo Wilipn IairoStoo for.
ma- ia pd1niGrfpG, ionfo lGGfGrit
onneleluot oleruon i%nfllien3on ier-
ra1flio.
Sotopoifia on lnapllnltt NonSfnS-
to Srulmo Sobnion Oscar &orbo-
men, Mrt6ltr SanefIeI1 q. III.
Gbos 9tiffilG ooottoa poifannio
Sreo gtiffilGG piaffoin iaopi1ipofii.
5. SO.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01
KANSAN kIRJEITA

plosnoulemiiesia. 2oputli pitt past.
8ilen pubeen ia loppurufoufien ia
pbteislaillu Sionin &anteleesta. "a.
man i1lfeen liirrpttiin a~lalaliin, 10.
bon emGmGt oil laittaneet aineellis-
ia puolta; fabwipopo1t oil laitettu
bpapGGn ~funtoonja biiutofaupallo
mpptiin naisten malmistamia fGii-
toitG ia bpmin ne fGipi ~falpofIi.
Miebet oifeen fiIioan blitthuat; fpl-
Ia ne miebet main tietdd antaa fG-
iitoille uruon. SlilpS oil pli 70 Doll
larin.
Yerjantai-illalla pioettiin firfon
aloialisio 9iii &iiluielle lGbtiGiiiG
lien ioboosta fun ban lGbti past.
Soloien %perbeGeen. Seurafunto
antoi bGue pienen muiston. Sliln-
me bppin iurulliict finn menetimme
toimimon Seiirafunnon iGienen
npuan toiieltn puolen olinme bpmin
fiitolliiet Stiille ettG ban otti to-
MGn allan taiipoalltien SGn fGoeS-
tG ia pitt ettd le on Sumolan tabto
bGnen ldbtid pieniG lapiia boita-
maot, ia nina toifpon Sumalan
iiinallsto lille tpoIle ia fiitdn 81
fla tGGllG olooijasto, mitG DIET mel
6Gn fe~sfuuoeSio ollut.
S%unnlntninn 6 D.. meillG oil Jlls
lhalanpalpelliS firfosia ia len Db.
tepbesiG Serran ebtoollinen; iiinG
tiloIiultbesia pitt pdifpGiaarnan Ies
minaorilainen Mntti &opro. Oli
bnuSfna fuitlla finn ban laurnaS
&riStufleSdo olttlilitta ,foifille ilnlon
erottamotta; fiitos tGGllG f1pnnista.
. Gle Gepstromin l1btiGiliG pioet-
tim nloonnailtoina Z pGilpG &uialan
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01
SairpOrt, ObiO.

SermeboGn Iiittojon toimltfaJaa
ia fen laajoa lufiafuntoo paaNiais-
terwebopfielld. &arlbu olfoon tell
lei Yian iaamme miettdd iIalsfa
p1Gii1istd ia MT 10 nsfos'a taalla
moonpGGlld.
&anlollisieurafunnan ompellneu-
ran noiiino oil mrloiijnbla tGm1n
bubtifuun 3:n pm Italia; eniin
p1hpGuG of olllpeliieitrun fofous
@rffilGnG; field iuoritettiin lpbpt
beneeninen obielma jo Italia oil
ipupiiiubla firfosio ia liind inori-
tettiin tnas lpbpt obielma. @lettiin
pbteiiella laulullo ia len i1lfeen
poSt. 8ilen pitt rufoufien, len JILL
feen Scr gtellon lallloi ia iitte Mrs
2oiiG lltfi lpbpen luuoiifertomufien,
josia titli ilmi, mitG olemme Iaa.
meet lpiime ipltotena ia mitd olem-
me menettGneet. Sen pleiien fulfil.
taitbin ltbrino menetiimme ainoaS.
toon pbben ieliran jGienen Silba
Hpf1l1mGen.
Site liifi fertomitfien Wtrs Wtat-
ION; len jGlfeen oil muorofesfuste.
litn mrs &arbulta ia mrs Salmi-
ieIto, ia oil ie baitsfaa fultllo, finn
nsfomoinen ia epdusfoinen feSfus-
tell aittitiloen oiioisto. Site lrfi
ollefiriottamit pastori Miettiien ter
Debops- ia onnentoimotltstirjeen.
&iitdn IpbdmestGni past. MiettiStG
itieni ia ompeluieuran pliolesta fun
teitte nellie fen polipelittien. Sai-
moollinen ii1 ipniipnnne bolfitfoon,
jos Ell ennen min Wanbursfasten
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01
9sc9nnnce, Nticb,
Subtifuitlt % b.

Sllltri tulipalo rohpoli tGGllG tG-
nGGn. Satolififirfon fotoSto trtli
olfpi, lltlltnposti l1feneet lenii Ii
fimmGiien bousiin ioipupiipitSta.
Gulf lauiIi n~opeosti, Is mtinllrtis-
la oil pltG tulesio ia uieampio
6altsieio palpt porotIi folpan TINT
len ruimoteSlu, pann Ell folpin loas
joSti pGGSipt titli lGpiGdn finn ioo-
tim naopurifouplingeista aqua iam.
mlttitstDobon. llieat fppnellilmin
fatioimot it'd ia nrpeliiuot ettd mill
tGbGn nGDtt1nee ijonfaiffinen titlt,
jofa iumolottomio polttoo. SGnt1n
fi~rjoittojofin of p~eloisIaon ettd jos
minunfin ntoallinen mnioni polaa,
lpaon olin parmlosia toimoSia ettd
on olurtiis taipaosio, iota Ell moi
mif1Gn bGipitt1G. Dim toimoSia
ettG Sitnnolo porielii meiodt tiiles-
ia min of Sttmalan WarieltS, ettG
ei nellie mitGGn mobinfoa tullut,
MALTA titli oil monta fertaa labellG
meioGn f1mppdG.