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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-07-16
PROGRAM
Edgefeld County Irterdenom-
national Sunday Convention
at Stevens Creek Church,
July %, 1919.
Convention Key Word: VICTORY"
Morning Session.

Morning Session.
1000 Devotional Exercises J. H.
Cantelou, President.
1O:15 Brief Bible Message-"Prep-
aration for Victory" Rev. W. S.
Brooke.
1885 Song.
1O:4O How to double the attend
ance-Prof. G. F. Long.
11:O5 "Our wants or their needs"
Miss Cora Holland. Z.
11:35 Period Of business.
1. Record of Schools present
2. Appointment of Commit
tees.
11:50 ga challenge to Victory,
Mr.. r. D. Webb.
1920 Miscellaneous business.
12: 40 Adjournment for dinner
Basket dinner on grounds.
Afternoon Session. =.
200 Devotional Service.
2:15 Brief Bible Message-"Power
for Victory"-Rev. D. w. Kellar.
2:35 Victory in the county during.
the year (reports of all the county
and district officers.)
$50 Song.
b 2:55 GA victory Sunday School,
Mr.. R. D. Webb of Spartanburg, S. G..
1925 Reports of committees and
other matters of business.
$50 "Three in one"-Miss Cora
Holland.
Ais "The preachers preparation
for his task"-Mr. A. S. Tompkins.
4:40 Matters of business.
500 Adjournment.
]. H. CANTELoU, {
County President.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-07-16
Mccormick to Honor Soldiers.

Mccormick, S. c., July 13.-Mc-.
Cormick is arranging soldier home
coming celebration for July. 18. u
The following announcement is
made:
"Two years ago we were faced
with the horrors of great war. Our
boys were leaving almost daily for
the front, and we felt that in all
probability many of them would new
er return. Today we have peace die
tated by the victorious allies and our
boys have, with few exceptions, re-
turned to us. Should we be grateful?
Should we celebrate? Certainly we
have abundant cause to be grateful.
Surely we should celebrate the return
Of our boys-our heroes.
sFor this purpose the Mccormick
chapter of the American Red Cross
has appointed Friday, July 1S, as the
day for this celebration. Eminent
speakers have been invited, splen-
did barbecue dinner will be served.
It is expected that 5000 people will
attend. 1t will, of course, be impossi-
BILE to properly feed these people un-
less the visitors assist with basket
dinner. It is therefore urged that all
families in the country should bring
we'll filled baskets and let us gather
as one big family and do honor to
our boys as the dignity of the occa-
sion demands.
"The parade will consist of the vis-
itors, the Confederate Veterans, sol
diers (who are requested to come in
uniformly, parents Of soldiers, the
American Red Cross, school children,
and all other organizations, etc.
1.-The speakers committee has been
exceedingly fortunate. DR.. John B..
White, Major H. C. Tillman, Major
w. D. Workman, Major C. E. Boineau
and some of our own boys will tell
of the victories of war and peace.
These speakers are of the highest:
type and will be worth long journey,
to hear. q
"Soldiers from adjoining counties
are cordially invited to come and all
citizens Of Nc Cormick COUNTY So
journing in other sections are request
ed to come back on this occasion and
assist in the welcome.
"It Is hoped that this will be day
long to be remembered in Mccormick
county and the Red Cross chapter
calls upon all its membership (Which
includes everybody in the county,
to come forward and help.
Remember, if the people do not
help with dinner baskets somebody
will go home hungry"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-07-16
WANTED.

Splendid opportunity for men and
women selling guaranteed hosiery.
Handsome profits made in either full
or spare time. Full line of mems, wo-
mems and children's up-to-date
styles. Large commissions. Expert
ence not necessary. Write
PHOENIX HOSIERY CO.,
West Market Street Station,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-07-16

The young man brought some vers-
es to his father. Father, 1 have writ
ten poems" "What! Let me see them
instantly" The father read them over
carefully, the tears slowly weiling to
his eyes as he did SO. Finishing the
last one lie threw down the manu-
script, folded the boy to his breast
and sobbed: ooh my poor, poor son."
care they so bad as that, father?"
"Bad! They are. excellent. They are
real poetry. My boy, my boy, you will
starve to death!''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-07-16
Henry H. Watkins Chosen for
Judge.

Washington, July 14.-The long
| fight of the vacancy on the bench of
the federal court for the Western dis
trict of South Carolina was settled
here today by the nomination of Hen
ry H. Watkins, well known lawyer
of Anderson.
& From the beginning of the fight Mr..
isl friena,aa hages Ieftsanothipg
undone that would make his nomina-
tion certain and as intimated in this
correspondence several times. Mr..
Watkins comes off the winner.
A week ago the crisis in the situa-
tion was reached. It then became ap-
parent that the nomination lay be-
tween Mr.. Watkins and Judge Thom-
as S. Sease of Spartanburg, but a
day or two ago it was announced as
almost certain that Mr.. Watkins
would be selected.
Today Senator Dial said: 81 am sat
isfed that we have made an excellent
recommendation. Mr.. Watkins is
lawyer of splendid ability, gentle
man of highest standing and one who
will do full credit to the federal
bench. I know of no man whom we
could have selected who would more
worthily fill the place. am sorry that
other good men could not get it but
there was only one place to give and
that has gone to Mr.. Watkins"
The senate judiciary committee
now takes this matter under advise
.ment and Mr.. Watkins, probably will
be confirmed within the next week or
ten days.
Senator Dial has requested Chair
man Nelson of the judiciary commit
tee to expedite action upon the nomi-
nation of Captin Watkins of Western
district of South Carolina. Ordinarily,
the nomination with others received
today from the White House would
lie over till the next meeting of the
committee and then be referred to a
subcommittee.
Regarding various reports that
have been current concerning the
judgeship, Senator Dial today said:
"Every man whose claims were pre-
sented to me had a fair showing be-
fore the department of justice. filed
all names that were submitted to me,
together with all recommendations
received. Some names and papers
reached me earlier than others and
the friends of some candidates made
Independent representations directly
to the department. All names were
carefully considered after all had
been fled
Senator Dial said that the matter
had never reached stage at which
it became necessary for him to de-
clare whether or not he would oppose
the confirmation of any candidate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-07-16
U. D. c. to Fight to Keep In
tact Home of jefferson Davis.

Montgomery, Ala, July 13.-The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
of Montgomery were appealed to Sun
day night by leaders of the Daughters
of the Confederacy in New Orleans
to prevent, if possible the destruction
of the first White House of the con-
federacy which is located in the busi-
ness section of Montgomery.
The property on which the house
stands has been leased to an automo-
bile concern for a commercial garage
and it is understood the famous old
Jefferson Davis home will be torn
down to make way for the garage.
The New Orleans women declared
that rather than have the house de-
stroyed they will begin movement
to obtain support of every woman in
the South in fight against the de-
struction of the old home.
1t is understood an appeal will be
made to the owners of the property
to contribute the building to the Con-
federate white house association, an
association of Montgomery women or
ganized to preserve the building. The
appeal of the New Orleans women
will, it is believed, result in a general
movement in theSouth to have the
house moved to the historic capitol
grounds and preserved as a memorial
of the confederacy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-07-16
Baptists to Have Big Campaign

a meeting of very great interest to
|an:SBaptists in South Carolina came
|toa close Wednesday after a session
|ofnearly two days in Greenville from
which the news goes out that the first
ten days in December will witness
the most tremendous mobilization of
|erergy and enthusiasm this, the larg-
INSTRUMENTATION of Christians in the
South, has ever known. In that ten
days s75, 100000 will be raised for
|the missionary, educational end bene-
VIOLENT causes of the Baptists in one
|gfeat drive.
The meeting in Greenville brought
together the State Mission Board, the
Board of Education, the Apportion-
ment Board and the Executive Com
|mittee of the South Carolina conven-
|tion. On these boards and particular
" IN the discussion and conclusion
unanimously reached and represent
ing the Saluda Association, were
Judge w. F. Cox, DR.. John E. White,
Rev. Thomas, Washington, D. c., j..
Thompson, DR.. j. M. Burnett, Prof.
james P. Whyte.
sDr. L. R. Scarborough of Texas,
tile general director of the campaign
|ins The south, addressed the meeting
Tuesday night. DR.. John E. White
Of Anderson, in ten minute talk,
aroused the deepest feeling of conse-
Grafton and victory in everybody. The
whole body then stood and voted un-
|animously for the program.
The following is the program
adopted for South Caroline:
Foreign Missions, $1,400,O0O.
christian education, $2,390,000.
Home Missions, S5,OO0,00.
State Missions, S525,000.
Old ministers relief, 100000. :.
Connie Maxwell Orphanage, S425,
Ooo.
Baptist Hospital, 100000.
ghe appointments of the educa-
|tional fund to be raised was as fol-
lows
urnan University, S 90.
erson College S20L, p:
n X - q ),
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-07-16
G. W. College, s2oo,Ooo.
Academies, $175,000.

7 G. W. College, S2OO,Ooo.
Academies, $175,000.
Board of Education, S250,0O0.'
Anderson College in addition to
the 100000, will get 100000 second
in the campaign which has just been
put on successfully and its annual
share of the $25O,OO0 apportioned to
the board of education for use each
year in assisting deserving students
to secure education.
The campaign in South Carolina
will be led by DR.. W. j. McGlothlin
as campaign director and DR.. Thos j..
Watts as publicity director. The di-
rectors in the Saluda Association are
DR.. C. ]. Thompson and DR.. John E..
White.-Greenwood Index.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-07-16

FOR SALE: A horse and one-horse
wagon, wagon practically new. Ap-
ply to
J. D. KEMP.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-07-16

We have new leather tops and seat
covers for that Ford which shows
wear.
YoNcE MOTOR CO.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-07-16

Mosquito biting time. Get you
Mosquito Bed Canopy and sleep in
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-07-16

THE CORNER STORE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-07-16

Let US equip your car with Hassler
or Burgess shock absorbers.
YONCE MOTOR co.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-19

Slibtoututoon Ills fristittp tome
reibinia bienotuntoilesti ia nouoat.
tofoon bGn tnomitesioan Sanan
mittapitiita.
&ristitgn inbbe nSfottpmiin
Gefstimme f1pttGG usfottomista
fomio ianoia; beit6 ianotam eniif-
iifin "foirifii". "stlfGG antato fol-
rifle ppbdd". Yeitd tGlld tabootaan
ianoa?
&pipmps on tietpSti iiitG, ettd us
tottomilla on liSfoapaiiiin ia Slma-
liam nGboen fotrm ll1onne: be baltf-
fihpat ia prrepat. ga eifo toiiaan-
fin Min ole laita9 Slman aiiaa
usfoton maailma on alma usfGpois-
ten fimpusia, liltpoen ia repien bel
tG.
Mlitta tamGn foiraluonteen obel-
la on nsfottomilld mpos "iifoien"
llionne. "SelmiGnne iitoien eteen".
MitG fittpataan FIFTEEN iioilIa9
Sifa on tietpsti iaostaiiuuoen ia
Observation-Disclosures eIifutpa. Gen
ioastaiiunts on faifiIle iImeistd, To-
moin fen tpperpps. 3ain mpos us
fottomat el1apGt ipnniniaaStaSlo,
lioten itieniG ia pmpGristOnia. Sci
oGn Observation-Disclosures taos tap
iImi iiitG, etteipdt be pmm1rrd l.
'iGiien elGmGn arapoa, ipaar tafertit-
mat maalliiiin, moiffa beioGn on
niistG l,iotpitttohpa fenties 10 bno'
menna. Sangen iattrlipo frhpa us
fottomista on iiis iioisia ia foirisial
W1tto miten on iitten nSfopien
Ilibtoub1tttopa n1ibin iian ia foiran
l,1onteello marrstettiiibin ibmiiiin?
syeeius ianoo: "SllfGd beittafo
foirille ppbGG eifd paarlpidnne IL
fam eteen".
"8pbG tietpsti tarfoittoa pleen'a
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-19

ii6iippsoiioito, "beInet" taas &ris-
tusta itieGGn ia banen tlntemiS.
taan.
Wartto eifo usfottomille FIFTEEN iaa-
Ffaon jitlistoa ehpanfeliumio2
On tarfoin buomottatpa, eta
tdsiG on f~pipmpfiesid f%esfinGinen
Ieltrustelu eifG pleinen iananiltliS-
tbs. SofaiieIIe ibmiieIle on ianot-
tohpo i%ltoraan ipnti ia arlto, iotta
fGpiii ilmi felI6 ON iion ia foiran
%lllonne, mittto tim tGm1 aiia on
iobonfin pfiiloon nGboen ieltpd, on
titrbaa ia ppbien oiioioen pilffaa
iuIistoo titolIoiiine minita fiiin on.
foroo Iofio, eli fdpttGdfiemrne per.
taustamme: iiat ia foirat tarfpitie'
mat falitfoa ia Min turttitpasti ct.
I'd iiuu ntenee. fiinnil
aitn npt ~iistottomilla (olitpat ne
iitten poppeio tai maallifoita) on
foiran ia iiu lltorrae, Min parboi.
ten beist1 ielmi6d fun orrtaa niitten
oifonio boiiffiia ia robfid. &riptte-
Iem6lIG ne main pobeneipat. Como
faomnne BELLE ionfun ferron totriiS
iuoraan ia Jos tdma Ell oatta, iad-
foot uIipomoon ia robfimddn, fru.
mes Slnnoln tiomio forioa beiodt.
Iain olermle nGbneet, eta fris.
tittp on Sumaloon APPRENTICESHIP,
bdnen tllee piinnito itieGdn Siima'
Ian ionon dpoa'oIla, on fipttapopt-
t6hpd bienotiintoiiesti mlitto oifeit'
ben mitfoiiesti topereitam fobtoon
ia Iopittii tialee bdnen toiocllo iiib.
toiitlio "iilfono oletpiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-19
Jsd q ymmarra mitaan
Sotfoa eoeIIiieen mtnerocn
&iri. 6. 8.
airi. 6. g..

- SerpeiiiG firfostal = ianoi
Suoialmi moimoIlenio, lofa iStiti
popoGn taforio ia liifi mirlifiriao
2oapiiSia Ell mastannit.
&un 2odpiisia lotfnii liifemasta,
pr,bui Sltoialmi:
= 4pllG iieIlG pastori pitt ibo'
nan iaornon. Sifein lima ripeli
ipbGn ilosto bpppimdGn. sc on Ia
nomoton arnto, fun iellrafunnasio
on oifea opettaio. Sal iiella NIT
Tin unpnlentaa wettG lola %aittituoen
I6bteestG. Sliiin min %iitonnt, ctt0
iinG ia Seiffi oliiitte olleet frule'
masio. Whitta misiGs Seiffi on?
- ban iitten fpipi.
- 8ois lGbti, falipunfiin, ianci
2opiiia GrtpiiGnG.
- Boisl Mif6 file NIT tuli2
MifG t1tIi. SGn Ell rltauenmit
olemoon tGsiG riiban peiGsiG. STA.
m66nia malitti, otti Ialiffunia ia
IGbti. Gen diitG NIT taas ioit. Sop
pioiien iGlfeen masto aifoi lGbted,
mlitto iinG ritpeiit toas oomullo rii-
telemG6n ia iait oifoo, ettG Setffi
Ell niibtpnrt enGG fotonn.
Sltoialmi b~eittdptpi iGnfppn ia
pitbiti:
sc oil bptpin ifGtpG aiia.
Mutto f,ttapa fdiittGd Serran tel
tG. @bfG of Min poros. Sa mar
moan olifin. MinG main oafpiSton,
ettG iGtGn bptpin pian tGmdn elo'
m1n. &GtpeIin Iiioft fiihpoosti fir.
foIIe, ia ritpeii benfed obbistomaan.
Gen liiGfii bifoiin matfaIla ia fit-
ten joitoiiin firfosio c,peniiumpenf-
fin; iiinG oil metoo. Soornon To-
pitttua mosta bnomafin, ett1 olen
ioiras. @n lttiilliit ~iofioipani tiilIo
fotiin, enfd oliii p6dsiptfGdn, mttto
@orpentoitfien if6ntd otti refeenfG.
Spodmeeni pistd6 npt fofpin ia mi.
lrlttaa. = Minilla onfin olliit toto
ipfipn ielloinen oofpistiis, ett1 pian
pdGfen n6femdGn Serroo faShpoisto
fosfpoibin. OIiiin iuomit Seifin o.
lcpon fotono, ettd daiiin pt,ristao
banen fditdnid j6dbppdiiitii. MinG
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

&un lebtemne tamGnp1ifp1inen
mrmnero ioapltu l1bimpien tilaniiem-
me fifteen, on firfollisfofouflemme
10 iuorittamlt iuuren Dian tpotaaa
fastaon. &lin ie taas iaopltu faii-
taii enpien liifiiaimme lliofle, on fin
~follisfotous 10 OBI. =
Yoljon oootonmle firffofuntam-
me 81 :ltG firfoMisfofoufielta. $50
loiiin. toiporiffain mielin linne e.
bustaiat/ marmaan meneipGtfin. Gil
ia iuintaan ~iitotta, iiIG onban
tpomme fipliineena mnotena iaanut
eritpiiemmin tunteq Sumalan run-
iasta iiunausta.
Mainitofielrmte main miritania
6iunoitfien o~ioitufiin moinnme Wiita-
ia emiifiifin Observation-Disclosures
bonoioIiaon. Wonien eittpsten pc
rGst1 on nGet pibooinfin pGastp
Iiiiben, ettG miime firtollisfofolfleS-
la eiitetpt bonoit omot miltei foiffi
mpp0pt. Soiin aiia oliii ollut bp-
min pieni firtfofunnallemme jos
faitfialla oliii oltu malpeiIla. Weit-
ia juuri tGsiG berGttelemiies'a o.
lemnle ~iaaneetfin nGbod Siimalan
mtfono oloa, iill1 eibGn aihpan IL
feGsti nritfmpia iaa mill1an eoes
bereillel Sotfrfoon wain pbteistem
oiiain lGmmin ebesaltttoninen rot
faosio, etpanfeel6esio firffofunnos-
iaunmel
Soinen iil1nouttu oiia on mar
moonfin ie, ettG abtaista oloistam-
me bitolimotta olenme %iaaneet Sio-
min fonteleen poinetitfli. sc To-
betettiin 10 toitfofulillo iitomoon, ia
nGinG pdihpinG on ie iieltd 10 oiofli
lootlt. SGmGn tafio iopii eritpilesti
Serroa fiittGG ia iamolla on FIR
folliSfofollfien annettaapa tlinnlistlts
toloustoimifunnolle ia liiffeenboita-
iolle iitfeGstG pritteliGtippoeSta fes-
fellG maifattiia raffam laiilltfir-
ionnle buntfimiiesin. Sent main
lalilamaan topetun &arition fun-
niofii omisto lolilitfirloistnmel
8alion m~liiistofin iopiii meioan
firfoMisfofoufi esia lolita, mlttta OIL
foon ~fuitenfin Seeilis paroin ilon-
oibeemme %fiellGfin. SGnen mines
iGGm on bppG tposfennella uiiien
iulnnitelmien loatimiiesia firfollis.
fofouffesiammle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-19

TO on fitollut? Gen ielittGG opposite.
Ii tile ieuraalpisia aparipisia fano-
moIa: "Sind usfot, ettd Siimola
on pfii; lima feet oitein, perfeleet-
fin fen nsfomat ia popiiepat"
&uolIilt usfo usfoo fits main Su.
malam oIemasiaolop MOAN Ell ipn-
.teia anteetii Seeiufien aperesid. Wao-
nj iimnlinen meioGnfin pGiapinam.
me on perfeleitten fansia iamasio
usfosial
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-19

tGG I1dntonG1n: "Sta erin malfa
omosta iilmGstGii", /. o. ennenfnin
moimme menestptielliiesti miiita or
mosteIIa, on fotiottohpa, ettd olem-
me title prtbtoalla omallatlnmouo
fnIeeniG oIetpoan oiiaar.
..&ristitpn imbbe.- usfompelinfd lo..
.iiiariinia
4tistittpien fulfil rofoStoo totnen
toistoan; ie on Seaiufien urii fdsfp
BELLE. Mittta tdnldn oiemasta to-
motoanfin beisiG niein toinen toi'
|fenia wifoien etiimistd ia penfomis-
ia. Sifii Seeiiis ionoo: "&uimfa
n6et rifan, iofo on melieii iilmas'
ia. "a"
S6II6 eli tietDsti tarfoiteta litG,
ettemme iaiii m%eliienmue ia iiiar.
temme rifotiio blsomota; faitfana
|iiitd. Snftotddttbdft Jdd1rpdtusla
painnastoin eta beibGn merenfd
poooitoon meiodr f~abestdmme, ell
'Ienmnle moroita beita. &pipmps on
'moin "malfaiilm6iienG" maistittta-
miIesto. Objeero on Ills tasid Tub.
teesia: "Sonofoo oifeo titomio", fu-
ten sseeilis toiiesia poifasia TOOLS.
too. Sonat: "slltGG titomitto" for
foittotpot fits main iitd topoiista,
iolIoin lopdutoon pGGrd, aiioton
tltomio. SGIoin t~oiioanfin ioa 10
ibmiiiItd "iomoIla mitallo" tafoiiin,
pubumattataan SimaIasta, iofa on'
tao o~postoIinio iotoa: "Dsistd tots.
to tipomitiet, iiiben tiiomitiet itieii.
fin ipppddfii, fosfo fina, icta tiiomit'
|det, feet iomoin".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-19

Snpmantns Snomcem a%ifoiuille.
Sen iobbpsta cttG nicat inomalai.
Jet iuiela ienfin ialfeen, fnn YbSps'
ualtain ballitns on tm~nnmstannt
Snpmen itiemGiipbSen, oipat faGntb'
meet YbSbsiualloisia tuimiiuiem emti'
fen @cnGiGn maltafnnman fonin-
laattien pnoleem pasii- iefG affair
jpien iuarmentamista fusfeiuisia a.
iipisfa, tabtop Snpmen GGbetgstS
8asbinstonisia tGten faattaa faif-
fiem t~ietopm, eta iuenaldisten iuiran-
pmaisten antamia pasieja ia tobis.
tnffia Snpmesia ei bpiuafiDta. SIN.
ten aifaiiemmin on ilmoitettn, iuas'
tannottaa pasiibafemnfiia Snpmi
8nrear, oipte: 11nipn Square 8est
Al, Gooms co.'s, Neiu gorf Gitp.
&aifisia mnisia aiioisia On faau.
nbttGtuG fnpraan 2abetpst6n pm.
leen, piote: Sinnisb Sesatipn, Man.
ieb glbg. Goom 345 @asbinston,
.. s..
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sd. 7:1-12
2utber danoo fristitpn olepon III
meibmtien. @Gin epdilemGttd onttr
aIio, Jos bGn woin on nimenia r1il'
fdinen. 6emroahposia mitittomta
piirteitG toii fristitpstG.
aristitpn inbbe Smmalaan
Wif6 on oifea iiiboe S%umoIannE
sc on epGilemGttd la%pieniuboe.
@ttG taos ibminen moi ianoa oles-
won5o Ssrmalan Iapii, ie n6fpp tets.
tistGmmefin5 iosIo Seeius ninten-
omoon ianoo Sumaloo iiafienme.
"2uinfa poljoa enemmdn Shame,
iofo on taipoisSn. ="
@oni faubistiii tGIloisto pitbetta
ia p1Gttelee: 9ltfo poili ollo nain
ropbfe6, ett1 f%iitiatiii itieGdn Sitno'
Ian lapiefii? @itta buomoo tets
timme ibonaa eiitpstd; ie ionoo ib.
mist1 toiielta piioIen "pobofii", toi-
ielto pitolen toas Srumoloa banen
iidfieen. SOS iiis tie iotfa olette pa'
boia..."
auinfo fifteen pobuus ia %itmalan'
Iupieiis iopitpat pbteen2
Iiio on bpfpin pfiinfertairer, III.
Ia pobojo me olemme itesiGmme,
mutta SumoIon Iapfia Seeitfien
tp0n perlistltfieIIo. Sdmdn tofio
2ltberifim ianoo fristitpn iuirim'
moffi taioofii olIo pbtGoifoo iiiiri
fpntinen ia iiuiri ppbd.
Miltto jos fristitpn iuboe Srmo'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. puppis.
ieminaarin tplioiifertomis on lines.
tpnpt painosto. Sdmd fertomlis lie.
minaarimme toiminnnstn l~ltfitpuon.
ma 191S-1919 Ell ole main fmipo
ielonteto ieminaarin tpoobielmosto
ia llfuiuunnitelmisto, paan lanai.
Ia benfeipG bartausfiria, ionfa io'
fainen on litfefpa tppoptpfiellG. Suo-
mattaapmna u~ittliuteaio mainittofoon
iefim, ettd iiilfaiiusia on tolme eng
Ianninfielist1fin firiotelmao nuori-
ioa marteL iota on ipntpnpt ia
fastpanlrt tGsi6 maasia. &iriosia on
80 iipua ia on len iiidltO: &irffo-
funtamnte ipbdn, fri. 81. IS;
Mmerifm Sl,orn. @m. Sutb. &an-
iallisfirffofiiman 8appiSieminaari,
eiittGnpt 6. 6. g; @bp noe fboulb
learn @nelisb9 firi. 9. SO; Sirpa-
leitu firffomdiifin olalta, fri. 81.
81; &irie Seminoarin p~st1tpille, firi.
9. <otialainen; @bp9 firi. ". 6.
&offonen; 80 eternity, fri. o.. u.
9lbo; 8eri, firi. 8. sc. 8ilenius
SSitmnlan ianun moima, fri. 8. u.
@ranffala; 2astitnen fri. antti
&opra. &irianen annetaan ienlinao-
rim m~ofitniiiIle fannottaiille i.moi-
Jeff, mtilta Is c. Silataan olot-
teella @itttoia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-19

Monen mielestG main fomo
lain 6ourna moi taiipltttaa ibmiien
orrnon omistafieen. 8a1rin eli tie.
tpsti ole ionoa, ettG lafi aiaa &ris'
tlrfien llto, iillG niinbdn &aamattt
SeImGsti opettaa. Wattta ipfpao
Gaamotiin tuntemattomltitta on Ia
noa, ettG main lafi berGttda ipnnin-
tantoa iitG ndet moifuttaa pbta pal
Jon eapanfeliumifin ia ebfa mield e.
nenrm1nfin. SGstG on iitomana to.
oisttfiena rpoapGrin fddntpminen
ristill1. Matteiis nGet fertoo, ettd
molemmat rpomGrit olipat ristiin-
naulitiemisbetfellG fGantpmGttomds-
ia tilasla, iillG be pilftaliapat See'
iusta, (Wat. 27:44). Mhttta titten
fertoo 2nitfas, ettG toinen rpotpd'
reistG muutti mieleniG. Sdbdn mitii.
tofIeen oil tietpsti iDDnG efpanfeliit-
mi, {. o. Seeiufien pltbeet ristilld.
N1in Tits nGemme, etta efpontetii'
mi mel mieben ipnnintuntoon ia ia'
malta usfoon. 2ofi Ell MOT milloin-
foam poifitttaa itsfoa, MOAN len re-.
fee pfiin SSiimolan armoniono or
neutrality-suspicious.. Sifli iano'
toonfin luista ett1 leon "ipnnin poi-
ma, mrtta etponfelilimista, eta lie
on "SSSl1molon moima".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-19

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