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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-28
$40

iating tambourine ls doomed. ,Yeu
will find these once popular musical
collection boxes piled up by the hum
dreds at Salvation Army headquarters.
The lassies. heartened by the coun-
ry's approval Of their overseas war
service, have found 1t unnecessary TO
waste effort In tambourine solicita-
tons. and they devote the time thus
saved to actual slum work and general
service to all distressed humanity. So
they've called Off the year-round tam
BOURNE collecting and appeal to the
nation annually for financial approval
The 1920 Appeal is scheduled for May
10th to Goth.
The lassies will still beat the tam
bourines In the Salvation Army praise
services, however They quote a num-
Der Of Psalms as authority. Here is
Psalm 149, 8: 81 ~
"Let them sing praises unto Him
with the timbrel and harp"
The "timhrel" is the ancients' name
for the modern Salvation Army tam.
BOURNE. Well. goodby. old tambou-
rine. Wen miss your cheering tinkle
and the acknowledging smile Of your
mistress. but yeu did your bit
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-28
IAMeOURlNES AT SALVATION ARMY HEADQUARTERS,
l~'

IT HE America of the old fashioned
Americans is gone; it's all ended.
Some still cling ID primrose hopes, but
with the recent announcement that
the Salvation Army lassies have given
mp their tamb0urines for street collect
ing-nshaw What's the use?
1t started with the buffaloes. Some
New York travelling men. dressed In
the latest spring styles, ventured out
West. The buffaloes took one squint;
lay down on their spinal cords. closed
their eyes. groaned and died.
And then there came about the pass
Ing Of another beloved Amer can In
stitution--the front yard. Home life
hasn't been the same since. With the
advent Of skyscrHper tenements and
flats front yards vanished. Now the
heads of households when they come
home at night worn out with arguing
golf at the Office AL day have to sit on
the front doorsteps or go to the movies.
Suspenders have gone too. And
zone are 50 cent Sunday table d'hote
dinners. and family surreys. and
an-day suckers.
:ss And now the time hsnered role Of
The Salvation Army lassie's tintinnabu-
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-28
MODERN ,ReAoERs pF- FICTION
Beth Men and Wenen eald - Apbne-
: e'ate the VIswpein$ Put Fer
ward by Authsrs.

Women who are giving greater i'm
portance to woman's sphere are dis
corning readers Of fiction. says the
New York Evening Post. This fs the
conclusion drawn by James Hay. Jr,
after careful observation. and it would
probably meet with some skepticism
on the part OF people who think that
fiction serves mainly to amuse. He
writes In recent publication that he
long ago discovered that certain men
and women appreciate new view
points. had the knack OF defending
with facts and plays of fancy their
own opinions, had their favorite sports.
flowers and colors. and pleased you
with their eagerness to hear Of any
new thing touching their recreation or
wOrk-and that such men and women
had in large measure developed their
own striking personalities through IN
innate intercourse with the unusual
characters whom great writer's had
found to be worth writing about"
These people, by reading fiction, had
put their hands on the motives of men.
while others depended for their knowl-
edge of life and of men and women on
their own experimental remained
"alien to the worlds great dreamers."
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-28
ssHEN 4 TYPHooN HITS GUAM


TsphC3p sometimes Wit Tie isiaNd
Of sgam cpd are very RESTRICTIVE In
the path q tie CENTER The Aslatie
typheons originate near Guam, but I'M
less the center passes directly over the
island the effect is net serious. As
tne Island fs small this dees not often
happen. But did happen In July,
1918. with disastrous results. The loss
ef life was fortunately blight, But the
damage otherwise was great, consist
Ing tp the. unroofng or total destruc-
ZION Of many habitations Government
house lost a third Of its roof. the loss
OF ali crops and the uprooting Of or
serious injury to all trees, especially
coconut and fruit trees.
;, These typhoons are rotary storms
which have a motion Of translation A.
well. Their coming caa be foretold;
some hour1 Ii advance ~ an increas.
ing wind w1fh falling barometer, and
BY de direction Of the wind and the
appearance Of the clouds. The center
70 afalm afea Of some ahilea In diam.
efef. With very low barometer, eaus-
inE theas%a to rise abnsfmally within
thte iow.pressure AREA Around this
center the. wind rs whislias at ter
rthle rate. il works uR. gradually to
maximum as. the eeateT draws near,
ana then falls abruptly 10 cain...
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-28
MEAT CAUSE OF. :.
KIDNEY TROUBLE
TAKE SALTS TO FLUSH KID
NEYSfIF BACK HURTS OR
IL BLADDER BOTHERS

If YOU must have your meat every
day eat OF, but flush your kidneys
with salts occasionally, ~says~a noted
authority who tells us that mat forms
uric acid which almost paralyzes the
kidneys in their effort to expel il
from the blood. They become slug
gish and weaken, hence you suffer
dull misery in the kidney region,
sharp pains in tn back or sick. had
ach, dizzinss,- your stomach sours,
tongue Is coated and when the wea-
Their is bad you have rheumatic twing
es. The urine gets cloudy, full OF
sediment, the channel often gets sore
and irritated, obliging you to seek
relief two or three times during the
night. -
To neutraiize these irritating acids,
to cleanse the kidneys and flush off
the bedy's urinous waste get four
ounces of Jad Salts from any phar-
macy here take a teaspoonful in a
glass of water 70 before breakfast for
a few days. and your kidneys will then
act ME. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice combined with lithia, and has
been used for generations to flush
and stimulate sluggish kidneys also
to neutralize the. acids in urine, so it
no longer irritates, thus ending hlad-
der weakness. '' .
lad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in
jure, and makes a delightful effer-
vesence lithia water drink. adv.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-28
Is a Hatbox a PassenqerY

Papa's Spanish blood was fired be-
cause the English woman was Sleep
Ing In the diminutive railway compart-
ment. First he tossed lighted match
near the head of the sleeping woman,
then he demanded that she sit up so
that his daughters and their hatboxes
could be properly accommodated. Ar
thur Stanley Riggs, who describes this
adventure in Going to Leon" In
Travel magazine, was growing more
and more indignant, and indicated
that hatboxes do not belong in seats
Then. papa became a miniature vesu-
vius In full eruption. He turned to his
pretty daughter. with an eye full Of
choler. and cried: "Sit ON her then |!
Sit ON her. my daughterp
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-28
Salvadorean Celebrations.

The people of Salvador celebrate
March IL as holiday in honor of Gen.
eraI MoraZan. who was elected presi.
dent in 1890 of the Central American
federation In 1929 he suppressed an
tnsurrection against the federal gov
eminent in Salv"hnr in 1928 revolu.
tlOn In Gllntp!''.. I'D in 1912 in Costa
Rira ~" IT Salvador also
celeh%'' II holiday
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-28
OVers:. y. LED.

IN aunt where there are three men in
he family. Her father being :. My
nan in her family the situation evil
lently interested her, and. thinking
t over for moment or two. she be-
AN to laugh and said: my, such a
OF Of mans in this house"
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-28
Agreed with oaedy.

Marjorie liked to play In the ground
feed her father mixed up for his
horses She had been scolded for this
without effect So one day her father.
catching her In the act. picked her up
fnd gave her q spanking. AZ he put
her down he said: Nov. my young
'rds. that Is inst enough off, that"
"Ms'll say sia.s came the tearful an.
sweT
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-28
Home of t,e r,,,ioan

In the Ha'"d'"" Rocky mountains
mere Is valley where the ptarmigaD
ives and breeds This region has long
oeen narl"d tfA"ri@ar valley, and its
GUARDIAN peak iInrmigan mountain. In
tlr wild area thuS named after q bird
viii he found one of the many beauty
spots Of Canada
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-28
Got Her Pennies,

Mary had attepded Sunday school
tor the first time Upon returning
home sh was asked by her mother:
sMar, "tHt did $Ou do at Sunday
Sch"'rI f', p To which Mary made
tn "''''ate reply "Oh nothing
nv, fi."v took me down In the
oa>t'"'"u' ~ he church and took my
oenl't> ''VaN frum me
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-28
uneiviIized People Led.

The Indian mind is called initiative
ather than initiative, but in the en-
Iloyinent of designs It is stated on
.uthority that every known weave has
Ieen first used by uncivilized people
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-28
hsnsr welsh Patron saIn.

IN queensland March Is kept ~ q
ioli'i''r sacred 10 St. David. the patron
m'n' "t Wales who resided In Meme
'i' early became popular
,lH., image. william the Con.
M" II and Edward ! went
y re. Two pilgrimages to
We y, re commonly rera~,'rh az
h' -''ai'a'"n' Of ane pill" TO
mon.e
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-28
lnduSLTy's ADVANTAGE

In the ordinary business of life IN.
austry can do anything which genius
can do. and very many things which ~
cannot. Reecher
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-28

Our ohSor,iIfinlr t. 'f,;r .l,.. ,..p.,,,o.,
races in lie W"rd !es"u% 10 girls
about eleven years old --U;,llnS News
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-28

| Personally we have Hipi many kinds
/ or chumps in our tilne. but we have
never encountered one who loafpd
very long in colo bath.-Dallas
News
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-28
over.euprlIaa.

Don't you think the lady who |.
trying to start new school ought to
consult an oculist?"
"Why?"
Because she has several pupils in
her eye"
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-28
CAN WATSON SUPPORT HARDw1cKs

CAN WATSON SUPPORT HARDWIcK1 N' -
Watson will have utterance spoken printed
by him ioa the past thirty years
EverA platform plank advocated by Watse thirty years
has beef setivey opposed by Hardwk every
Watson advocated the Parcel Post Hafdck opposedit
{Watsn advocated Postal Savings Banks Hardwek opposed
them t1ts.r r.. y,
advocated Rural Free Delivery Hardwick opposed
any extension Of it. - - ,s~.s q
Watson advocated the farmers direct by the
rent it and fought the Rural Land Banks.
Hadwck fought the Nitrate plants being established by the
Governments which furnish nrates the farmers
and Hardwick made his strongest fight feature of the bill
and with his republican managed protect the Fert
lizer trust against this Government aid to the farmers.
Watson has attacked the public private
wick every campaign of his will he admit that he macously
attacked Hardwick admit
ask his followers take the all his blackness Watson
50 freely has painted him in the past. re
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09

FSeeno. @m6ntd pstdli pari fertao
ia liih1 oil bGnen wastauflenia.
Seena iatfoi: = Wtin1 olen &aamo
tnstu iaamlt lellniien tGlitpflen ct
ia Snmala bpmGfipp main pboen
nSfon pDoen toiipon ia pboen tun-
mlStuflen, nirniti1in len ettG See
Illtlcn meresi1 oIemmc alltltaat, pp
bat ia luunburstant ia nnmnaa on
ettd em%1ntafin tltlee ferran buo.
moomoon ett1 tuollainen fariieo5
lainen motnwmls jobtuu ~ep1usfos-
ia. YoiS faitfi ep1ilps fun lana
min ielmasti tooistaa ett1 SeeilS
OH faifti iHnilet lumastanut lains
firouflesto, iilloin fun b1n 'tltli fl
roufIetii meio1n eoestGmme. Cd
ban loppui tirfolIafGpneitten fes.
fistellt tGlla fertan ia Slrnlalan
ralibaa toiiiIIeen toimottaen erot
tin. (Sutfetoan)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09
Observation-Disclosures

iu%ufiista, iolla Sun eritpiiesti fob
telee ipntistd ibmistG. Sbmiien aie-
ma on naet iDnnin tdboen lGGlittas
nan iurfea; main Slunalon laupeus
IiitG pd1st1G. Meitta riittGGfo ie
faifille, pobimmin llfonaiiiin iDns
teibin iortuneellefin2 Bietari mas
taa: Sitnlnlon loltpeus on iunrt, ia
S1n menettelee tdnldn iuuren lou-
peutenIa mltfoun eifd meioGn iDns
teimme mltfoon. &iitoS SGnellel
9 SGn on ulOestiIpnnpttGid.
"Sn ulloestiipnnnttGnpt meioGt".
8ietari oioittaa ielrpGsti ettG uuoes
tiipnnpttGiG on Sumolo. Srn1alo
lite on Ills ie Gitt, iofa meioat i'm.
npttGG tninaStn Darten Sob. 1:
49,. Sarfemmin tie6Gmme muista
roomotlnpoifoisto, eta jumolitte
oen toinen ia folnos perloona, See
Jus ia Bpbd Senti, tdmdn tpon
fGpt1nnosiG iuotittod. Seeius bonf'
fl lapiioifeuoen lunostustponio
fantta, 8pbG Senfi taos mirittdd e.
lGm6n ibmiiesid (@al. 4:5; Sob
3:5). SGmG iona ala ndfpp tets
tistdmmefin iiud Seeiufien tefo Il
maistuon ionoiIIo "Seefifien &rtS'
tufien fuolleisto noiilemiien fait'
to-, BpbGn Sengen tpo toas far
ilmi ~ionoisto ."eIGipd toiipor; Bpbc
6enfi met on eI1mGtiitefenG {
@or. $3.50.
2. Mmtnnoen tpinppn eiine.
"Berinto0n". gutuuoen toiwo ei o.
lie tpbiG fiipiteIato; iiiben iiidltpt
ii6inen perintomne, iofa &ristlfies
ia on nellie annettii. EGm1 peri
TO on tefstimlnte urutonn ieiironfpnr
Ininen:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09

AZ sc on olentufIeltaan turmeltu
nation. MaolIilet perinnot turmels
tiilpot; niit1 fol ipo ia ruoste raiS-
toG ia marfnot marostaDot. Wditto
iidinen perintomme &ristufiesla
on mllllttlimaton.
By &c on pubtanoeltaon iaastit>
formation. SSroel iai perintoolntieen
Yalestiinon, lupatun moan. Weltto
fen olipat potanat laoStuttaneet
g Moos. 1927, 2S). Weltta mei-
,0Gn perintooiaamme, lluteen SernS
Ialemiin, eli pG1ie mitGGn laastitt-
toipoo liidlle (SGnf. 81 :27). Beriil
t0olomme on pubbas.
g &c on falineuoeltaan fotooato
ton. &oitneimmonfin fuftolen iba@
mus Iofastltit plan. &aifft folints
mooiImosia on mltutofien aloista.
Mhitto toiipaolIinen perintomstte pp
ipp iiGtt fnrniina, banana.
81 &c on Iuonteeltaan tai1paallt-
men. Sofa taipoisia on idtlptettp'
ma. Scum ii1inen perintomme Oh
toimoollista Iontua, Iaamnle ollo
mornot, ettd ie ppipp bpwasiG idt'
lpsi1. @i ole pelfoa tdmGn perin'
non tlbGoamiiesta; len portitonc
on life tolmipbteinen Slumala.
3. gmtraSen tpiiuom pmaaiat. -
"SeitG morten". SdsN6 Jana tie
torfoittoa usfopoiiia. 4aitfi ibmi'
let omat fpIlG tebopt 9ristutien II
nnstustposiG tGmdn %perinnOn o.
mouiifii nlitta iongen moni ier
bplfGd ~epdusfollo (@f. 3:6). ltsfo
pienl eoristo fiiuluu tetstisl1marte
AZ &eillG on Siimolon moimo
Scotia SirnoIon woimdstoT. 81
man Srimolnn poimoo oliit tai
pooIliieen perintoomme p%61ieminei
mobootonto. Snotona est1iit fen
Mlitta fiifoon Ell moi refpdistG mel
tG Si6n fGoestG (Sob. 1929. Su
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09

atalon tpotma ilntenee ianasId ia
laframenteisi1. Sofa ne bplfdG, i1a
'i(man Sumalan moimaa.
By SeillG on Slmnalon marie
ms. "@orjeIlutte pelostufleen".
&reiftaloinen lana merfitiee lott
Ioollistu martioimiSta. Sumalo fl@
nataan Ills mratrifii pmpdrillem-
me, iofa marjelee meibGt. Siflt
2utberfin laltlaa: "SSamalo onnpi
Iinnamne, 8arrstits luahtpa oiman
SGn oieentate on, filpemme &ialla
naoran, mniipan".
g Seill1 on mdlmis pelostts.
"8elostIfieen, iofa OH fpolmis liz
moiStamofIi mitneiienG oifono".
S1si1 pelostltS tarfoittoo t1poellts
til mapolitraniSta iDnnin ftoleman
ia foootufien fableisto, iotto tGGlld
moailnosio meitd nliltomaa abois
tatpnt. &istilIG Sierra &ristits on
nGmG mibolIiiet poittoniit, mrtto
me laonate mield titntea uaitten
noitettuien nibollisten filfunpitils
flo. MeitG ooottaa fuitenfin @olgo
tan IrtnoStiisteon noialla t1Doelli-
men fpapars foifin piiolin pibolIis
iiStomsne. sc tapabtiu &risttffen
tuomione titllesia, ~"tpiimeiiend al
fona" q &or. 10 :24-2S).
A. Mntrnben toiuun blistps. =
"gIistettp olfoon meiodn Serram|
me Seeiufien &ristifien Sumolo
liza SID" @utinioen eI1pGst1 toimos
ia ontoo Yietori toipoolliielle S.
ldIle p~listpflen ia fiitofIen. ga Jos
meiaefin on tGmd iiunattu toipc
tirfostiifiit, on titnnuStiifienrrle io'
ma FUN Tietorinfin. OIistettp ole
taipooIIinen Si6anme taifestol
Miitituoen ibnna toipo on 9ris.
rus life q Eim. 1:t). $dnen foui
toan oIemme mobooIIiiet toipo'
maan foiffea uistd tefstisidmmt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09
Mntmnben tpilpo
1 8iet. t:3-5

l Btef. l:0-0
&un ibmineh elad ilman &ristltS
to, on ban mposfin moilla autrit-
ben toipoa (@f. 2:12). SefStisi1nts
me Bietari pubui iangen ibanoa
fieltG iiitG toiposta, mifd ibnttlel-
Ia on aristuflen ~pbtepoesiG. Seattle
Iemme uiioa tarfemmin.
L. Mntnnbcn tpiiupn litota. =
"Ssumala ia Siq, jofa iituren loii-
pentenIa mltfoon on nnoeSttlDf1itpt
tdnpt meiodt elGwGdn toipoon".
N6emme tdstG, ettG outuuoen tois
mon Iiio Sumqla lite. 81 ie liis
hmm meioGn toimiemme f%autta; Ie
on fofonoon S~Sitatolon tDo.
syirmolosta outltuoen toilpon luo.
runo ontaa tefstimme leuraorput Il
bonot opetufiet:
al SGn on SD. @Serromme See
iufIen &ristufien Sumula ia SID.
Sn Inmou nGboG, eta Bietori fdpt
t6d tGsiG oipan Iunoo pubetnpoa
Seeiufiesto FUN Seelus itiefip Sob
2O:17. Sbmiiefii tulleeno oil See
fns SIGGn iomosio iiibteesia fitin
mefin: Sid oil Sdnen Srmalanio
ia Sldnia. So fuitenfin tdma tub
be oil 4~ristifien iihnols ibniippoer
tofio toiienIoinen, iilld Seeils ei
iono: Waimin ia teiodn Sumolonne
moan: "M1iniin SimoIani on teio1r
SsiimoIonne". E1st1 m~imaboufiestc
acknowledgements n6emnte erotifier
Seeiufien ia meioGn iubteesiomml
SidGn.
b. &Gn on Initpeiioesta rifds
HGinren Iniipeutenia miifonn"
aanpeus on ie Srmalon onninoi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09

len liemest1, Woitfa pilutaltiin
fuoltaiIiin. Sen Waifutiltiesta poi
famnefin tefi tubmnifiio ia ious
tili mantelteen ia ajottele ~uftoieni
tGtGfin aiioa iun Ie poppifin iulis-
ii nellie ipntein anteefli dlltamufz
len Seeiuflen weresid ia ipafuutti
ettd SeelliS on mcille ijonfoiffilen
elGmGn lGboe, iosta laanmue lston
fnlttu ammentaa eI1m1n luettG lab
iotii ia fun meiodn ipntienme tGb-
Den falliin mapobtajamme SceIllfs
len fGoet, ialat ia fplfi IamiStet-
tin, Min meioGn ei iopi enGG olla
miSi1Gn ~tefenilisia iellaisten aineS
ten fansia, iotfn fiibottomot meitG
ipntielGm1Gn. Grim mieli .mtrt1li
ia ban Ionoi: = SinG maimoni o.
let pubunut totta, teemme minimum
olet eiitt1npt ia pc tll!ipnt pfiinie-
iiIeen p1Gtofieen uiiasta. So Eczema
of min ilpinen ettd ban oil oiteen
poiS Iuunniltaan, iillG ban tieii MT
ulein lnumania nauttiu bausfoja
'bettiG tpisten usfo1paisten leuross
la. SifIipG ban oil pbtenG ianatul-
mana. San iieppali &aapon pai@
mon !aattialle pDorGptteli ju rolpis-
tell uifalaillo:. = IlGbGn MT mia
nut panbaa ibaniStG fomin riepoo.
ia. = Hiin mutta tltn re olette
min folpin umpimielinen ett1 rniz
nun tdptpp teio1n umpimielilpDttdn
ne mGbGn bGiritG, ianoi &eena ia
iomasla fplpi: - @pGilettefo ettei
'orato fur!uu teille. =
MitGpG iiind on epailemiStG, mnt-
Ia eibGn liitd oiiaSto tnipitle ,nina
MteioGn pitdG ola matapot
attemme pobenno ia %fpllGStptG ib@
niiiG alituiielln al~ltulloeSta publtz
niIellu, prbeli &oapon muimo ipaz
lonoin. - WtisiG ie on fir
ettei loa liifa palion pllbun
lutu1oesta ettei ibmiiet pabene? fp
'pi &aoppo maimoltaan. S1nlG tltli
pnnl1lle eitG tabtonut tie
miten MT oliii mnstattapa ets
.eipGt fopin rlpeaiii rofitt1mGGn.
mietittpdGn ianoi bGn: =
te jofainen iiellG firfol-
fuinfa monet pabentuipat nil
i'm al1tultoestoan fersfanniin ibs
iotfa pielG t1infeilimat fp-
elem1Gn, olettefp ol1tuoito. SGuGn
mind pioGn 10 liifuo Iopimottomas
Ia tupfeiIemiienn. geiinfO Sl-
nalan lana opettoo ettG ie on lo>
tunfeilemisto Jos iofii
lsfultoo fpip1 toimpn p~erustlsta2
plpi Eofatiton SuSii. = Min1 en-
teibGn fanSionne mGittele-
nGGn. @DtbGn on %usfonnon ipas
,aiis; pfIi ion itsfoo min ia toi.
ZEN nGin Ionoi &aopon woimo
,GGttGwGSti. = &pmGfippfo Sitna.
aim faifenIailen llSfon? fpipi taus
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RetkuIan Eczema

So toiiefIi ieuraauan pdiman
onmnna menndan oifeen ioufollo
&etfulan ii6nnGlle ia em6nn6Ie
ipiemG1n ~bnlSfoia teripeiiia firfol.
ia. SGtG' niioa patnot lpGbGn po.
ntlpnt wastaanb lanpipat ettG rita
llelH tiilee. &uitenfin eritt1infin ie
oil pabo fun lie mnnri iGtettiin i'm
ne pappilaan. .Seifti taitaa tillo
len allan tGboen oifeen IilmilIe.
gtairt maimot foettimnt pelotella
sniebia, etteimGt meniii olIenfonn
Eetfulaon. Wtlltta miebet eiipGt am
taneet moimoille t6siG oiiasia pGG
toslpaItaa ia pbteiiesti fiitettiin SSi1
malna liitGfin ettd oil ioutu mt
ienratlintaan oifia .opettaja, iofa
Sumalan ipoimallo tefee buioitus-
tpot1 epdiistoisten leiriSiG ia tufts
too i%elIaiIet pboistpfiet ia p1Gtofiet
iotta eiDdt ole SlGnoIan ianon mn
faili9; SdSid pstGwien iutellesia
tuli mpostin milfas ia buipittoma
fesfistelu Yeltolan Grim ia b1nen
nnimonla mGlillG. - gtpt eiit1n
%iinulle uffoieni ettG finn p11Iemme
fotiin, min alamane beti tefen1Gn
puboistustpOt1 t~alosiamme. - sci
ia pliboistustpot1; etfos iin1 ole
pitGnDt alma funnolliien lpubtauoen
taloIamme2 fpipi @rtfi ia fotioi
iilnl1t l~lrlrina maimoaun. - &pllG
meill1 on 'uffoleni palion ~ortpoton
ia roilta, jofa on tinfimGtt1 nDt
boipitett1m1 pois Sumolan ionan
tieltG. @nlin poltamme faiffi for
tit mitG main %loDoGmme ia iitte
fannomme pullot uloS, tpbj1t ia
tGpiinGiiet, ia Ipomme ne fipeen
pnlaiifli, ia iitten ilmoitn1une plei-
festi ettei 8eltolasia enGG iuolita
inoppoja eifd fortinpelnoiia, ,moon
fielIG npt luetoan &~aanlott1a, lts-
fotnnn Seeiufleen ia opetelloan lou
Iamnm taiipaalliiia loulltin. SltoS
tiitfo uttoieni tGban? @rffi olili
mielellG1n mGbdn lienentGnpt moi
monia obieIanaa, erittainfin fosfa
ban innoi &onFnat1sIa ~loDtppGn Ia
not: "@i ie pabenna mitd iuusta
menee iiidlIe, mttta lie pabentaa 10
ia iieltd tulee lllos." ga me oliiian
me noitrunnlailin tolnanoito jos
MT rlpeoiimnme robanarnoiStn ia {
fpnroo mnabnn poaIaamaan. Ttoe-
t1Gn lie milltstltmiStntoin lGGtfenG
ia ndittitaon fobtun0elln. Sind /
bdn olit fobtuuOen noilttia Iilloin l
fun Dbteen menimme io ie fobtitit-
oen n%aittininen on Iinlt mienpt |
,5l1ippujioppoiiteen ionoi Or /
fin maimo ia jatfoi: nina .olen
Min montn iD01men lurlid l
miinon tG6oen fontao etten enG6
fGrIi pltbuttaponfoon fofo TROUT
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09

Spw1Stpl1n maalelrafunnaft
firffo moltlusto on p1GttGnpt art>
fitebti Soief Stenbdcfin toimistos.
ia teettGG uuoen, 1000 iStltmaiijaa
I~ilalt1mGn plhnpdGn blippuun as
ii gr1nitistu rnfennettolpnn triton
piirltStitfIet. Simon loubintaan y.
III. Notwithstanding toimiin rDbbps
tGGn 10 tGnG lpfipnd. Gntinen firfs
TO poloi p1imGd ennen purofapi-
nan olfamista. Son1olln totninimel
Ia on Samitoipnleen l~Gtrafunnalle
niinifGGn tefeellG graniitista rofen
nettnnnn, 1000 ist. iijoo iilGltGs
ndn firfon piirusttfiet, punafapi-
nan aitana paloneen firton. lijoon.
Somoin on &arttl1lan Ieltrof. tilnn
mt piir. 800 iSt. iiioa iiiGlt11pGlle,
mp0stin graniitista rofennettoluaa
firftoa parten. @ntinen, 10. 1887
rofennettlt, 1900 iSt. iijoo
iiiGlt1pd pltufirffo paIoi miime fe
mGGnG MISUNDERSTANDING.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09

&itten tltnnettlt, Iooplli oieloimo
WtertlIr Sanfoon SutloSta miime
.feiGtrun puolimGliSiG. Satamoo11
tltltltaan iInoitti loiman miebist0,
ettd lasti, iofa oil manboia iofloloi
Tia fiDGGrinpatrln1nio, oil main
meSlinfiromlta. 8iranomniiet oil
not toiSta mieltG, ebtG oiofii fem
fin mltofii ettG laipon miebiSt0nG
oil iafIalaiIia upieereita, iotfa eli
not moineet eiittGG mitG1n lailliiia
loitpapapereita. SQnlGn Ippit nojallu
lailpa aIetettiin tafaipariffoon. 81
Iio oil litten Snn9on rnoStitmanoi-
feltoen fGIiteltGm1nG. Oifelts fatioi
Ielpiue fdpneen, ettei mit1dn lala@
fulietusta ollut topa5titmtt. Herus
teelliIet tlttfam1tflet oIoittinat mic
biSt0n ilmoitufIen %oiteofii, finn boz
lpoittiin, eta mainitlt fimGGrin pat
rltilttot oltput uilpon fGpttofelmot.
tomia.
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