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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-07-11
JULY GARDENING

Many Of you have been enjoying
the good things from the spring and
! summer gardens. July should hold IN
store fer you a greater variety Of
vegetables than you nave had at any
one time up to date. As q rule, Tug
ust and September are trying months
on the vegetable garden, but, with
proper care in preparing the soil, In
planting and in cultivating, n may
succeed right along with the late
summer and early fall garden, even
under adverse weather conditions
Now is the time to stir to a good
depth and to thoroughly pu'verize the
soil so as to have it in condition to
drink in large quantities OF water
from the first rains, and to letaln
waite rfor an extended period Ter
growing plants. Such preparation
should be made at the FIRST emporium
ity, even for crops thai will not be
planted until late July and Angus.
Continue the good work Of making
small paintings every few days oil
such crops as beans, corn, squashes,
| cucumbers, melons. and Okra. Egg
DlaTCS, pepper anu Ioiii"Io Pioiit- n"S
be set out as late as judy Is. One
might succeed with pepper and toma-
TO seed planted within the next few
days. In South Mississippi, seed may
be planted as lat, az Jriy % to 25.
Small potatoes from the spring
cop RAY be used for planting the fall
crop. These should be planted whole.
Potatoes from the spring crop intend
possible, taken at once to "a cool,
| ed for seed should pc dag as early as
shady oiace and spread oul thiniy 70
prevent decay and 70 cure. Expose
pose to the light but not direct sun.
When potatoes show no sign OF
sprouting TWO weeks CcfOIe piantl.S
time, cover lightly WITH sand, garden
soil, straw or like material, "nd keep
moist, not wei. Two weeks should
suffice to start sprOutla:r.
Set plants on cloudy days or iate
in the evening. Water roots well while
planting. If dry weather prevails 1t
NAV be necessary to water and shade
from MONDAY u for several days
until plants are established. Shallow
and frequent cultivation should be the
rule during warm, dry weather. Sc
lect the best plants for seed saving.
Remove crops as soon as ready and re
place with others that are IN season.
Do not forget your garden diary. 1t
will be interesting reading matter
next season.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-07-11

kidneys were badly affected, they
didn't act properly nd | kept getting
worse until I began taking Doar's
Kidney Pills. Three doses of Doaa's
hcought M -cl:cf d III short time
| was feeling ,@we,l s eve Whenever
! hve felt o return of the compliant
since. Deans have brought me the
same fine results" tS~taterneHt given
ay %. l914.D
Lasting Effect
On June Is, 1918, Mr.. Brooks
says: Il recommend Doan's kidney
Pills as strongly today as | did in
my last endorsement. Doar's cured
me of a severe case of kidney COM
plant and the cure has proven per-
mancnt."
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't SIM
ply aek for kidney pills-gct DOan's
kidney Piils-the am that Mr..
Brooks had. Fostcr-Milburn Co.
MfgrS.. Buffalo. \. Y. 7-if-l9
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-07-11
NOTICE.

wish to notify ray friends pad the
public generally that. beginning next
Tuesday. / shall spend one day in the
town OF Winona each week for the
purrogs of accommodating those IN that
vicinity who are DESTROYS of the ser
vices of q photographer. | hope my
friends i'm this community will ote
tho date. Tuesday of each week. and
make their plans to visit me accord
i-glv for which I viii thank them in
advance.
w. c. CAMPBELL, photographer.
ALLIE If
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-07-11
COAL! COAL! COAL!
A 10 FOR COAL
Jay EN- Bee Goa! Go.
KIRKMAN

Mr.. Hubert Schmitz, of Arkansas,
is visiting his parents at Kirkmar
They also entertained other relatives
on the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Prichard enter
tanned at an ice cream supper on the
dy Blaylock, of Duck Hill, were pre-
night of the Fourth. Mr.. and RS. Har-
sent. having arrived that day to spend
a few days with Mrs. Blaylock's par
entS.
A few guests were entertained al
the home of Mrs. Blanche H. Brown
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-07-11
REAL ESTATE OFFERINGS.

? 575 acres. AIS under fence. 9
miles from Grenada. 5 tenant houses
one home house. cattle barn. tool
house, 40 acres lespidesa. Price
$1,000 per acre .oreElatf cash.
terms. .xfa
1000 acres. 6 room house, Z ten
ant houses, 2 barnes. one large cat
tie shed, artesian well. three shallow
wells, 40 acres of virgin timber 1T
hog pasture. 200 acres cattle pasture,
Yalobusha bottom daily mail. Price
$500 per acre.
1855 acres. Z room house. 2 tenant
houses. 200 acres in cultivation 400
acres in pasture, 500 acres level,
NADIA. $500 an acre one fourth
cash. terms.
34O<acres, One-fOurth mile r. r.
station. miles from County site 7
tenant houses. big barn. all under
fence, 200 acres under hog wire,
200 acres level, $500 an acre. one
fourth down, terms.
500 acres. 40 acres open, l tenant
house, good barn, artesian we'll, so
acres cut over; 100000 feet of vir-
gin timber. ~ miles of R. R. sta
ton on Y. & Nj. V. a bargain at
$4,000 an acre, O%ne-fOurth down,
terms.
40 acres Joining a city OF 5000;
$4,000 home, an ideal place to edu-
cate your family. Price $4,000,
100000 cash terms.
120 acres, 10 miles east of Coffee
vile, daily mail, A room box house,
small barn and crib, young orchard.
40 acres cleared. balance in woods,
price $4,000 90 one-half cash. terms.
400 acres, 81: miles from station
on Y. & NJ. V. ~ miles from
County site, daily mail, nice new
house with water and lights. 3 big
barns and garage. 16 tenant ,1cuscs.
small barn. 200 acres under hog
wire. 800 acres in pasture, plenty Of
timber to serve the place, saw mill
and grist mill, good road, and good
farm and also good stock farm both
could be run at same time. price
$4,000 per acre. one-third cash.
terms.
70 acres. nice 8 room residence all
fenced. less than Il mile OF station
on l. c., 80 acres under hog wire
fence. 3 tenant houses, price &c.
100000 One-half cash balance, terms.
720 acre stock farm proposition, 4
houses. II miles from r. r. price
$1,000 per acre.
800 acres, n mile of r. r. all vir-
gin timber drained by canal, land in
YalObusha bottom. all fine land.
price $4,000 p~er-acre, one-half cash,
terms.
LAWRENCE-NEWSQM Real Estate
Co. Grenada, Miss. 6-20-19 If
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-07-11
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
County of Grenada.
CHANCERY COURT
Executors Notice to Creditors

Executors Notice to Creditors
The undersigned having been duly
appointed Executors of the Estate of
w. j. Parker, deceased, on the 18th
Gay of June. 1919, hereby gives no.
tice to all persons having claims a
gainst said estate, to have same pro
bated and registered within twelve
months, or they will be forever barr
ed.
This the 18th day of June, 1919,
MRS. LULA F.'PARkER,
HARRY NJ. PARKER,
6-27-l9-3t. Executors.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-07-11
THE SENTINEL

Saturday night.
Miss Elsie Larson is reported i'll
with typhoid fever in Memphis.
Mrs Clifton Vickery was on the
sick list the past week. 4.
KLIPPER.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-07-11

Hand set A God Friend
\ good friend stands by you when
in need. Grenada people tell how
Dona's Kidney Pills have stood the
test. j. p. Brooks, farmer, of 1875 w.
Gavan ST., Grenada, endorsed Doan's
four years ago and again confirms
the story. Could you ask for more
convincing testimony?
Il suffered terribly with my back
when | first began taking Doan's
Kidney Pills." says NJ. Brooks. Il
hadn't known what = good nights rest
was for ten years. | couldn't lie in one
position more than u few minutes, the
pin was SO scve.c. | think hard work
is what brought on this trouble. My
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-07-11
FLIES! FLIES! FLIES

On the Flies.-keep the oc your
COW with Flecks Fly Chaser, Guar
anteed. md Glass Drug Store. .
7-4-19-4t.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-26

ADVERTISING of which Ppsno
onoIo cofo
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-26

of its power is di-
vided in beneficial
effect upon the liver,
kidneys and bladder.
The combined effect
of all the ingredients
is to purify the
blood, relieve the
heart of the excessive
strain put upon it by
indigestion and in
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-26

Memphis Labor necessarily of higher
ana laboratories has been found Scientific
placed obsolete methods.
Thus Pepax Medicine Company solved production problem
and advertising 1t will
nd tor qunly products in all lines growing by leaps and bounds
r can
Company will not do It built desu foundation Oa
iy First the sound policy that enduring stability
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-26

sufficient evacuation
and elimination of
waste and harmful
solids and liquids. In
perfect health, these
are eliminated from
the body, but in inn
perfect health they
lodge in the body,
harming the blood
and facilitating the
functional organs,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-26

This campaign Of adesng the size of which dependent only on the
which fields
difctehe the small
publishers materially
have advertisers reduce the of their
PeX Medicine Company knows the value of complete cooperation betw
distribution will e
with heavy advertising that everywhere business obes
dealers by increasing public demand
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-26

ALABAMA.
Birmingham
Mobile
Montgomery
Selma
ARKANSAS.
Brinkley
Fort Smith
Hot Springs
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
FLORIDA.
Gainesville
Jacksonville
Pensacola
Tallahassee
Tampa
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-26

without Tribute to The PepSlnOI statesmen,
who, under the able direction of Mr.. A. G. Muir,
secretary and sales manager have contributed
so much to the great success of this staunch
pharmaceutical house and it's product, They
are the finest statesmen in the world, the most
energetic, the greatest result producers. They
were engaged for ability that they had already
demonstrated, and they are "delivering"
Behind them, backing every effort they
make and steadily increasing consumer de-
mand for Pepsinol, is tremendous
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-26
Strength Building Tonic

The Pepsinol formula
is scientifically de-
signed to meet the
needs of many COM
mon ailments. Fifty
per cent Of it's power
is directed toward
correction of faults
of digestion, both in
the stomach and in
testines. The balance
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-26
Distribution

The Pephx Medicine Company overcoming the the
effective OF
solve
II deliveries
large force of statesmen They
y Each esman for the benefit the
Shipment follows Immediately the
Unique in DISTRIBUTE eoedae aerm
neg of their
n n dPpdno are hemecha sech
busne cad il is
of Medicine be
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-26

Peplax Medicine Company. It has made a
record of which the manufacturers of Mem
phis can we'll be proud.
In the five brief months since Peplax Med
icine Company took over Pepsinol an old prod
uct which has been prescribed by physicians
for many years, and instituted modern, up-to-
date methods of manufacture, distribution and
merchandising, it has been confronted with
serious problems
These have been solved. Under the mas
terly leadership. Of it's president, Mr.. J. A.
Goodman, SO well known in financial and bust
ness circles and directorate composed of rep
resentative Memphians Peplax Medicine Com
pany and Pepsinol have made good.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-26
All Memphians Can Be Proud of This Record

TMPHIS remarkable achievements
NJ
the manufacturing localities of America which supply the
world.
proud position
cude mills,
chine Shops carriage wagon
and S n through
The dominance of Memphis many ines has been brought about by
Progressive
Progressive conde Memphis
cooperation that essential 0 complete
When the
single will
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-26
Campaign of
Advertising

In 225 cities and towns impressive adver-
Using is telling the merits of Pepsinol as a
helpful, heathful medicine. This campaign
includes dominating space and frequent inser-
tons. Each advertisement carries a forceful
message to the public 1t is calm, conservative
advertising. There is no exaggcration, no at
tempt to sell Pepsinol as a ''cure-all."
Day after day in these 225 localities, each
one thriving hive of industry and trade, the
health-producing qualities of Pepsinol are set
forth strongly and simply. @H
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-26
Manufacture

Beginning operations at a time when
every manufacturer was confronted by short
age of raw materials, when the supply of labor
was unable to meet the demand, when trans
portation difficulties handicapped business,
Peplax Medicine Company won through by
direct, clean-cut methods.
Production has steadily increased and is
reaching higher mark each week By ire
mendous efforts materials have been brought
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-26


m Nonast dgrownt mans
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26
SIS jaksO
300 hattua arv. 1900
Myydaan $500

moltupasti. SitmaIa on tooellofin
pGfefp1 ppbieniG fofoltfiisio. 81 aii-
tlttoen nartintoa, fun ormon iufii-
laiiet mnpoot lapiet, ijonfaiffiien on
nenio ia alttitutenia nerilGbteelI1
riemtitietpatl 9iian bormittamaa
oil lie parmaon manbemman lpeIien
fatielIa jos bdr iieIIG Iienee oIliit.
Slirrtrti ifGipdItG eroto, m1ttta fur.
fin tGptpi taaS l1DteG omalle iu1ln-
nalleen. rieita oil 10 mennptfin
pGipGiunasia, enin ola meni fifteen
noiunasia, mttta i1i nielG uieiia
Humanitarian aSti.
Sloista of bboesiG oIo ia min
;nonen fansio olttituoesta iuteIIa ia
ilo;ta. $ousfnt mtistot otpot ia.
leJI1.
@. u. Ibo, reportcri
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26

lin oiunnolla. Seiiraaipa fofois on
Sobn HDlunhin ailtnnolla.
Gippifonlasttn p1Gsto tapahtIi
% p. C. p. p. Tast. &1totla:lista
oil atpristumasin iemimoril. Souri
@ilenirs. Spnooon iei1raf. r.-los.
ten pGGsto oil iGlfein p,ioliien.
&irfollisfofoufieen motfallo poif-
feiiipot tGGllG past. s. Sootonn ia
Scr Gillian. Soarnaiipat molem.
mot firfosia.
sc. 6. Nieni ia Sobn Sltonlela
opot fer1nneet aapaistiista Sbon1as
|Sfont5in perbeelle. Woinittit perbe
|oiuit @mbarraSs, Winn.
Sotopolmelltfiesta opot pGds!eet
apapaafii icrtraoipat llomol. poiot:
Serbert &rrminen, Gust Sipolo,
Sorolo Snabbi, 2epi Saori, limo
Siffala .ja Mrtbitr Sifala.
@rfifolpIiio, iofa festGG pboen
fultfa1ioen, aletaan pitam1Gn firfos.
ia buomenna 90 p.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26

ISaloner, moralIe post. Tltotlalai-
nen; robastonboitaiatii @6r 6. &an.
gas.
sSitotletpien menoien tilt pGGtet.
tim fuitfoltiittoin iulaista Iuttaias-
la. @iimies lauiui toipomufien, et-
til ieitrafi1nnat fnllafin paiffaftn.
MALTA tilaiiitpat iellaiiille @uttoiaa,
iotfa lite fopbp9oen taboen eipdt
ltd fpfene maffnmoan = Seura-
funnat, otafoapa tGmG tGrfed oiin
buomioonl
2ouiuttiin toihpomlis, ett1 ieuro-
funnat fannattaiiipot nuoiittnin
Seminaario iillG raboiummalla,
minf1 be f1ufauiittain matiapat
popilleen. Meposfin lauinttiin toi-
hpomais,. ettG ieminaarin oppilaito
muistettaiiiin aineeIiiesti oitttan.
@rifoisotpiistiitien ia ~poIfintoien an.
tominen iGtettiin foiiIltn iobtof1m-
nalle.
gnii firfollisfofousta pppbettiin
&%ebtiiGrtpeIle, Solmes GitppnL Soir.
portiin ia 8esiemeriin. 8esiemer
moitti GGnesfbfiesiG ioten emf fir
foIlisfofoiis tiiIee iiend pibettap1fii.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS forjodmi-
mn ia poinofoneioen banffiminen
Ii1i taIoustoimtfltnnaIIe.
8ltbeenpnoroien merfitiii6n1 TO-
foutiesfa oil past. Bilen. 9aiffioan
fGptettiin 800 pubeentpuoroa. 8or.
iinainen fofous pdGtettiin pnst.
Seimoien ~iobtmmalIo riifoiifieIla 10
ipirrenG $50.
SIlallo fofoontiii fnniaa firffoor
aipan tiingofieen oSti ia eifudtpd
faiffi mobtimeetfaon iif6IIe. Eilai'
iriis oil bortpinoinen. @niifii TO-
pobtui SomrieI 81. @ronffaInn papif'
Al tptbfiminen. Gen iGIfeen pitt Ell
tonispiibeen post. @isionen. SIto'
%iaarnon pitt mostotpibittp post
2ronffolo. @btooIIistpieraito of bp'
-
min fituri inoffo. @iitltiioen titrto.
unteefiiontomiifien lilo t6ptti fpod'
met. 8oriinoiien iirmoIonpnlmeIitf'
fen idlfeen oil itieito fiitos- ia erc
ioispubeito, ionfn idIfeen Sionir
QonteIeen IoiiIiit tuiela foifnipa'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26

moi, eta Dan oil eldhpGn Sirmolon
temppeli ia fppiG mullttomoon Sli''
maIan firftaltteen.
- W1ttta fitinfa me ippirrme me.
nd firfolle? Seifti epdroi. WSna
en- moi nGpttG1 itiedni p~astorille.
Se apielG paiitttuiii, ettd ct ti'
Iifi iiGGii boittoon foottomoon. <rt
plet ollrtt t1tbma, min fnnna b1pe1'
il, Min minunfin tGptpp tebo1, aiti
pi1bui.
= @if0s poStori ullu pibainen?
81 ban ollltt mibainen, iurflit'
tell main ia Sltnlalon armoSta pn'
MI Min fo1iniisti ettd DIN lulaa
fpnneIeibin. &Gsfi ionoa iinullefin
IeIloiIio terspeiiiG, eta &aritim neri
pliboistoo iiitGfin ipmistG. 8ielapd
ban fertoi, ettG faiffi ne opot 10
ristillG fmitotllt, iuuret ia pienet
ipnnit. 8eipG bGn minitt rnofaioliin-
fin fobtpilIe ia oil Min erinpmoiien
bppd. 4Gsfi iiniinfin fGpbG bGnto
fatiomnsln.
8uitfi tuo moin hiaa miniin
ti,staoni, pubui Seiffi pitfdn aanet-
tomppoen perdstd. @inusto napt'
tad iihd, ettG pastori on Dli'ibmi-
men, ia fellainen oil iiGfin.
- Niin, toii usfomaiiilla on &ris
t1tfien mieIi, ioten be ohpatfin pill
ibmiii6. SttGbGn iiaitfin iriein ia
moi, eta usfotpa on tiiIIit Slnna'
Ion Iuonnosta oiolliiefii, eifa iiind
iiloin riita rinnalla fenenfaan o.
mot moimat ia iipistpfiet. Sottofai
SimoIo on faitisto iitpistpnein. Yti-
ma Iluilen, ettG Sitmola noiiraa
mooiImon iipistptieIle. I1itbGn len
i~idst6iitin, miten ban tefi bppGd POI
biunmiIIe mibumiebiIleniGfin. I'll
Siiben fpfene fitfnon Iitonnollinen
ibninem. @if6 ban irnri iunoniit
poboo fonoo t~enestafaan ibmiiestd.
Solc mics oil poinoia, min oil, min
IoIi.
(Sotf.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26

Iootiminen emil ipfippn iai past.
SoloieIIe. Suumitelma tlilee NJ
Iaistatpafii firjan miooosio.
3irfollisfaIenteri pGdtettiin III
Ioisto, ionfa toimittajafIi trli post.
@ofnnto. SitbIaiuItaiiuien tointit.'
taiifii tailiapat ieliraupat: Sppsleb'
belle past. Miettinen, Soulrirartbal'
Ie past. 8isfari, S~GGlidiSilolle
past. @esterbacf, Sitbannusapalolle
past. &isianenL Sppsleboelle NJ.
1920 past. @i1ori. Seminaaril.
&otfanert p1tb,ti lpbpesti 2autf. 6:
20-21 iob6oIIa, ionfo jGlfeen of
pGip6lIisIoma.
86ipalliien iGlfeen iatfettiin taos
fofousto. 2utlettlio Inrlitn 9. t,
400 piibri post. urpiIainen tefsti-
u61n Bs. 98:t-3, ionfn iaifecr
iuilettiin mielG larli1 500.
2osten gstGtpGn toimittaiatii fpf-
6ppn nsti tuIi past. SdIonen. Spf'
6ppn mennesiG taloustoimifitnta tpa'
Iitfee toimittaian.
8nfufnnnan tpnlitfemiieen mob
ben mirutettiin lafippfdldd: mirfafail
ii fest6a neliG miiotta. Npt foo!ittiir
eiimies neIidfii tpliooefii paroeii'
mics foImefii mitooefii, firiuri fob'
beffi puooetii, md~rafiriuri ia ra'
bostonboitoiu tpuooeffi. Wposfir
! i6dbettiin ettG @onfonisfirffofintar
perinofetta tarnnttotpine itiendiltllt
! ieitrofimniIIe moi fofoiis mDonfdf
p,beoifeuoen. 9eiiItd ~firffofitntaar
~tnsIinpilta ieatrofimilta fieletddr
d6~nioifeus, iotfo eitpdt ilmoita ia
se~rmGrdSnia wiioiifotoittieen men,
uesSS.
aesfnsteItiin iiidldbetpsoiiasto
Observation-Disclosures politieflt
men iai firfoIIisiobtofunnolle. Std
Iabetpfien robostonboitaiafii spolit
| tim past. aranffoIo. Sfdldbetps
foornonjoIo on oIetpa f~itiitaiislt
poGffo 5000 90 finiIto. Bdst. Wiio
reIIe mofietaan pdIffo tpiinie tam
! mifunlto.
@irffofunna eiimiebefii ptltrnie
Iiiesti poIittiin post. @ofiinta, fpa
roIIe post. @isfdri; firiarifii post
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26
Snluia Standardization

SeminariirbliIIa Iep Sort DILL.
fin piirisiG: @aboocfir ieurafltnnas.
to S. Abon falitta $685.; folebtt
Tc.r yorf @illiin firfosia $1i 90;
pcstcri S. Snafanan faiitta: S. Ea.
iunpd6, "a @oiiala, 9. &obtonen
ia Mrs S. geisii tatfin $1.00; s..
Taoipolo, 80. Baafpola ia u. go
iunpSd fitfin soc; Sufri BaiunpG6
St.50; Sobon @ormaS ia Souna
8or:..os fitrnpitin $500; S. S..
M6fi $500; 2ebtiiGrpen i%eitrotun-
nan iubIotiiIot $70.35. - Bostori
81. @oiunnon Iobio $4,000; postori
u. @oiunnon fniitta Srontpoooin
pobioisfplGn ompeLuieiiroIto $4,000.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26
Jsa q ymmarra mitadn

Seiffi of ioapitmit iI6ni1 balt.
tojuiiiin. MpobG6n laiiantai-iltanu
oil bGn titIlilt fotiin. @omltllo of
lGboettGfpG piemGGn ii1n tomltmaJoa
firfoue.
&oipaiifo i'd minito9 bGn IN
ipi.
= &aipnii, ~lpeitfonert, Giti Ielitti.
Sanoi, eft bGn oliii tnbtonut puris-
tao iinatt1 fGttGii iGGbpipdiiitii. &au.
niisti iiGii pttbiti ia ianoi rafasta'
mania meitd molempia. So ditto
ban toipoi, ettd ferran pbbesld iai'
iimme fiittG1 @oritiaa
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ftA. W.
ia pirteen alfitlin.
8oi miniio mibeli1iStd, fun
min ipmGsti loiiffaiin ildni mieleii.
Mtif6 miniin duubuni toifin ne io-
nat: ii1 eli pmm6rrG mitGGn.
= Iabobenti ie ielIaiiio hao mie'
leen, Giti buomal,tti, mifGs miiii. Sa
minG onneton, fun mielG pitoliistin
|iinia ia iiten paboitin bpapdn mle'
beni mielen. 81 TODD fiesta, Ell festd.
- &un iai6i iidn apiela eoes tpii-
oefii mimnttifii Gloon, ettd lal1l PPM
ta1 onteetii. Soi, moi, fin ne OHM
|Iiunatt1 oiia, miitta Ell noitle lla e.
M, Seitfi wolitteli.
- 81 noule, Ell noltle, lairot alfi'
fin, ia tebtpd Ell faa tetemattomatll.
81 iaa tebtpd tefemnttomatll,
Seiffi mponii. Mind ferroin lille
Mathematician nuorelle papille foto
meioGn riitomme ia lain -anfaraf
mibteet. SGn ianoi, eta wortbemMlll'
lenIo eli iao tosfaon ianoa min POI
basti, SiitG ierroa Sltmalan ran9als'
tus. So bGat fertoi laajastL etto
iiamme ia eiiidmme opat jattdnee1
me;ue iuuren perimOn. Se oipo1
lt1mGn fariin maar, ban fertoi ain'
meet nGin ibanaan f1tntoon. Se o.
mot rafentaneet firfot ia foaltit lefo
iGtt1neet nellie ianomattoman belpot
el1miIen moboolliduitbet. Stle I've o.
mat taistelleet fopbppoen ia morell'
|Iaisten f1riimpsten fansia. Werel'
lam be otpat oStaneet tamom nlanr
meille perinnotii. So elaman fnis'
|teluislo on beill1 oIlit tlirapand Si-
molon ionfaiffiiesti pplplpd lana
Gen pett1mGttomiin lupaitfliin olpai
he poenneet. 81 ibme, jos be mnts'
t,ttaspot tGmGn ianum Grfposta lap-
6illeen. Mi1tta lnpiet dpSfalefpnt
Ida Ell pmmGrrd mitdan." Gina olet
tltbmd poifo, iattoi poppi %loarnaarl-
ia, iinun pitdd ppptad iialtGii aii-
teefIi. Sefoii ON rltna tabra omcl-
latunnollali. Sa muisto, etta me
firioitomme iofa paimd omaa ela.
mGfertoanmrle, ia mitGGn tefoomme
en1me ioo tefemGttom1fii.
Mim1lla olifin aifomns beti
.firioitton iialle, miitta iamasla tltli
f11olemonilmoitus. &pll1 minlin pdi-
mani otpat olleet pitfiG ia ponl IL
nettomio. So fipinto iinne firtolle-
foam ilfeGG lGbteGl 8armaan pan-
bo ~pastoritin tietGd, eta NINA olen
olllt titbma poifa.
- SGptpib1n minlln trSfiSiani pm
bito ~postorille faiffi finn fdipin L
Iddii bol1oattupofii ilmoittomosia,
Giti ielitti.
= $50, mitG pastori ianoi?
= &p[lG bdn ibmetteli ettd iind
ii~pistpneenG miebend iootoit ipor-
bane iIGIleii ionoa min pabasti.
= 9eiin, Min, minG olen bolmef-
|iinltt iiGGni ia pastoral, pltbui Self
fl itfien, mlttta re opot t1ibannen
fertoo iitpistpneempiG fuin MIND.
Sent fen fGiitGn ...... moi -.--. MOI.
= &tinbGn ie pastori piibui, ettd
nioret htulehpot t~ietGpGniG faiffi o.
Iiot, moiffa parasite pnltttiit. Wor-
boien opettaiona on ollitt, ban 10
mon, Sirmolon BpbG Senfi. So II
on poras opettoia. Oifeu fpiiloiis
opitoon marin fen opettoim toiilns,n
SiGGii bGn fofpin febii ia TO-
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(&H.)
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Gin. &inn.

HiemuiubIoo ipietettiin t11ll1fin
Sitomen tpopdlioen miiistolle.
iMinin bpap6n obielmon obeIla elm
tpi iitbIopiibniono tobtori Irrniner.
Seuraf. manbempoin mmpelnieii-
ro on tooien olfomit toimintanio.
@niimdinen fofoiis oil Gust s. Sill.