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terlesi crying Dorothy takes her TO
her rcemz In cab
NOW 60 ON WITH THE STORY
Continued Prom Our Last Issuc.l
CHAPTER II.
Tho bargain
Once AZ homo. Crystal recovered
quickly from her condition OF semi
collapse. She eyed Dorothy with In
ereasing aiertnesa Then sho said
hluntrs
You asked mo 90 tell you every
thing Why should you believe what
say
Il think you wfii ten me the
truth
III I could get him hack by telling
lies. ia tell them. But | don't think
no ever cared much. lie was crate,
full. that's aii.-
"Gratcful1"
Il stuck my knife into you then.
{ didn't II Why should Mr. Richard
Gasgoyne be grateful to me- when
we met for the first time. hc was
starving. I led him. We had our
/ first meal together at my expense.
Dick was broke Myl But he'd grit.
plenty OF ~ He might have crawici
whining 10 some swell relations. but
he didn't He'd pawned everything
except what no stood In. and his land
lady had told him no needn't come
back. Maybe you know all thisg"
He told me part of IT.
"Iiut never mentioned mo. III be
bound
Dorothy hesitated. then she said
No.
No, likely. Wen. - tho pride
IN her voice flowed strongly. Il
helped him. found him lodgings
In the same house where lodged
and | found him work. All this time
VIC were pals you understand. moth.
ing else. Believe THAR
Yes"
ITS the truth. Then Dick fen III
that was tho winter before last Did
he tell you
That no nearly died--y--.-
Il nurrcd him. Tho doctor said I
pulled him thru. think he wanted
20 die: but l wouldn't let him /
fought for hi. life. and won II. And
ho was grateful. N. saw how II was
with me. and-and--you can Eucaa
the rest
Silence fen upon the room. Dor.
o,hy. unable 20 look ~ the speaker.
stared heiplcssly At her surround.
inrs.
~Youn forgive Dick
but Dorothy made no reply. II
srssned incredible that she bad parted
from Ga.soyno barely two hours be.
forv. and that Hho was going 10 dine
with him at Z the sam. evening.
This happened tn. winter before
last Crystal continued After he
got back his health he began 20
make money. lie had his job. I had
mine Then his paper sen, him 70
the Balkans. an you know
Tho "as you know pierced deep.
Dorothy remembered Csnxoyne's al
fusion 10 pitch. Now. In sornc In
descrfbabie way. the pitch seemed TO
have touched her.
We began again. but II wasn't the
aanne. And We had awful rows.
suppose ! knew somehow tina, you
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we had M much run as chil-
dren do today. but We had II our
own way.
Tho boys toased--iunt as boys
do now. and tho girls got cross
ut them just like the girls 10.
day. but. just like the boys ana
girls you know. most q tho time
they spent just having fun even
while they worked.
We'll. we really were having
an unusually good time. ana
were getting lots OF berries. ana
beginning 20 think about eating.
when I noticed the dog.
There wns a great hollow log
lying among tho bushes. half
ovcrgrown with berry vines and
ferns. And old Watch would 60
nosing around ono end OF it
shifting. shifting then he would
brintle up and let out few short.
sharp barks. and tear around TO
the other end az tho log and
ailAf anu rniti Mt thhf Fl1s
Took at watch called 20 the
boys what do you saoss he II
aft~r-
Ont prohsbiy q rshtv ~ chip
muuh or something they said
hut he didn't act as N no was
really AFTER anything! he acted
auesriy. aud whln~d and would sniff
the ioE and then run away from II as
n something In u frightened him.
You zoe ola watch was Az early
day dog. and he kae~ quite lot
about what was safe and what
wasn't. 90 We watched hitn a willis TO
find out what no thought,
8 7 guess us just a rabbit. ~ mar
~ snake I said. lie HATES
snakes like poisan''
"As We stood listening. the fores,
ruddeniY seemed VERY Htfli aud big
and lonely. and We all began 20 re-
nsmb.r how long the trait was back
10 the settlement Ana one Of the
heys broke cot with. an just bet It's
= great. hiE couEarf
"At tho word cougar ve all gave
scrseeh that would have done jus
tice 70 a tribe ~ Indian warriors and
siamp~dei down the trail for home.
sith watch at our hseia- e)
Go he Continued
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CATURDAYs are always moro
~ Interesting than other days.
aren't they Except maybe sun,
dayrlr No school. and going shop.
ping with grown-ups. and watch.
Ing the ahhman come. and having
tho whole day 10 play In II you
want 10 dig a trench or make "A
playhouse.
David thought 30. and this par
ticular Saturday he had decided
to 30 90 market with Mother.
dear. And now he was just plain
sorry and a little cross because
tho morning was nearly gone,
and he ana Peggy had been Ht.
ting In the car with Aunt Ellen
for what seemed 10 him n very
long time. and Htill Mother dear
didn't come,
'Hcighor' sighed Aunt Ellen.
How times have changed Why
David. do you know. lad. that II
elegant car like this. and watch
all these people coming and go
ing. when I was little. ia have
thought | was In fairy book.
wen remember one Satur.
day when We were allowed to
pick hlackbcrrriea in a big patch
which covered almost all this
ground around here
My that was a big patch. ="
said Pcgsy. looking A. the ionE
rows OF market stalls down Pike
place. and remembering how
that market spreads around on
both sides oS Pike and almost up
90 Pine. why that mus, have
been a huge berry patchr'
yea Aunt Ellen told them.
I'VE thought Il was the very best
one we knew. but II was long
walk over n rough trail from
our home and we didn't go there
every day.
nut this Saturday we were
toEethcr--sovrrai children OF us
and a dog.
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Dorothy's arm
| III. tonight 7 went down 70 the
river. and stood on Westminster
Bridge. with nothing between me and
tho water. except yon-would you
put off your marriage 10 rave moT"
No
y thought not
| ION. moment ~ I could think Of
way. But It's not your threat Of
doing this dreadful thing which IL
driving me No. II you Jump into
tho river tonight. I shall marry Dick.
do you und~rntandy-
III go back 20 my work and keep
straight. will you put Off your mar.
riage for ono little Year, Yes or
no7-
Dorothy horita,ed- To marry Dick
Immediately seemed impossible.
"wha, is ono little year to you7~
whispered Crystal.
Dorothy clutehed her arm
CHAPTER III.
The Parting
When Dorothy returned 60 her
homo and tho man awaiting her
there. II was nearly o'clock.
Susan told her Mr.. Gasxoyne was
In the drawing room.
| sho lot him kiF- her. wonderin.
II II were for tho hs tlsno. Then
he said. How very late you are.
DOH. Where have yeu BEEN
Tn vaushafl Bridge road
Afterwards shc felt tina, she bad
dealt him too sudden n blow. He
stared a; her intcntly. and repeated
her phrase
Yes, Crystal wride saw the an
nouncemcnt OF our marriage. she
came here: took her back In n cab.
shr told me everything everything"
His brain ioaped to a triumphant
conclusion.
Il have forgiven YOU shc said
duly.
Thank God Don. she helped me
when was starving: shc nurscd me
but didn't abandon her. Shc drove
me- from her
Il know thnt Dick. have made
a sort OF bargain with Crystal
Wrido-
what DO you moan7-
She told the story from beginning
10 end. with simple dignity. Gas.
royne. leaning his head upon his
hand. listened attentvcly. not inter
ruptng by word or gesture. when
she had finished no said. with seem
ing irrclevancc;
Il have just been asked TO head
an expedition into Central Africa.
refused. OF course" He stared nj
her tentatively. Doll you have let
Crystal get tho better OF you. She
In very clever and an accomplished !
actress. You have sacrificed yourself
and mo. Let us admit that deserve
punishment But loving you. know.
ing that you love me. ! protest
against your punishment" He
closed his lips. as II no were afraid
of saying moro
'She loved you.'
-Lovel What n word To USE
Gasgoyno laughed bitterly. You |
think time will put things right |
Doh. time II not so kind as that A |
year hcncc-who knows? IL will not |
be the same thing"
why not7-
Tho experience OF an the world is
against it,
II have promised
Gasgoyne sighed. He saw clear.
iy: and her vision was blurred.
IAN right" he said tenderly
From this moment you are free"
Continued In Our Next Issue)
GIINFufvfG ~
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FUNERAL SERVICES for DR.. T..
f. Beckett. well-known Seattle ply.
scian. were held Monday afternoon.
More than $50 friends and relatives
were present. Burial followed In
Washelll cemetery.
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when q strange artrvns. playing In
one OF the cheaper music halls. and
who gives her name as Crystal
Wride, calls on Dorothy a. her home,
Crystal has seen the announcement OF
seeks Dorothy In spirit OF revenge,
The istterr Eentienrss eNercamea any
malicious purpose crystal may have
had. and she breaks down into hyu-
teriesi crying Dorothy takes her 90
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u hong time before I could set word ~
garage nHn
IN my hurry 10 depart had no, sor
through ,hM lnss ofabl. ritual ~ The
m6iofisi gas 1ll water Suppose !
had no, sDo1ah Of any one ~ he thfs"
Tor my short journey I listened eriii'
csily In N. hUm ~ ihr .nslns ~on
dfrinr whether I should hear tho fate
hil lnochlns which would r'gnliy n IN e
of OIL and watched fsAriully fpf th"
snohinH which would mean no ~si'f,
or the slatkcnlnE which sOuli spell =
hch OF gn.
The vllIsos Auioerst
I resolved 10 ~ iifHt ~ AN 10 iN'
supply shop. wher- presided the ban
iainfnin. but sterling oiiir'n Nh0 va
f.pulrd n be able ~ take any car "
ple1rs and pot u together again Win
both .yrs shut and onr hand ted 10.
hind him coiild dps 40 m front Of
his rhop without either parking . N.
village ordnance compelled motorists
20 do on ths main street. or turning
afound-in neither ~ VhIrh NH. iro /.
fci.nt. Indeed, | VA - that stage of
motor bnowloigs where ! would drive
around hn blocks M order u hyo,1
turning hruni or hsebiny In tho Inihnle
~ on, ~ them. iIlmllbiins ~ was
! resolved tn tft WI iWfff wv ~ ~ ~
genius n ha wnu't ru' '.$f the '"a 4.
chine around and h,ad N no hs difs'.
ton ~ home while he vs shppiy lnr
i- various deficiencies and was taking
advantage - the ,lmo ~ get N" -
uuitsd medicine ffom the phrmsoJ
only n few door. sway
Nr Jones regarded me WITH ne hlAnk
non .rOUmitisi air Nth shirh he fa'"
every bpe coming N him fnr sf. W"
has the reputation of hslnG ~. fares
most silent and most irj.it tndsn' n'ln
In nil gaG IIsrbor ". revsf spssbs
FIRST asks "whaf- thu trouble or
utter. any ~ the other pla'i'ufcs rom
mon 10 first ald.'s oi oy'r5 variety
Iie stand mn'ionlrrs ~ . sth'pe whne
yni state your wants. then di,a annsafs
inio hls shop 10 rome forth armed WIN
wha, ver he needs Tor repairs u n >
matter ~ puhile slse In the i.lsse thD'
/. multi .mlllionair. member ~ n'lEh !.
boring summer roloni n man who h'i
given Alm q great deal ~ work -0he
day cam. 10 his door In q towering
hurry. demanding sorns Immediate f"-
pair
when thess are through" Jones hsd
responded quietly hut firmly, inflcsins
,wb modest flvvsrs snd farm unch
the confined t~rslrs on which
amnin,ed 20 less Than o.
In silence ho listened 10 my rs1ur.'
FOR fun,l~s and I 'hoish' saS the
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|ljoWTS 10 6lllE
WAY d AUIo snow

SCeAssru "b,assd" ths>s trails through
Id6t0AAma l'tle moro than thirty years
Io0A In q similar fashion. the trail
q ~ OtiAhoms, CITY automobile show
MI ~ hisssA during the time II 10
ma here. frsn March u IN 81.
6oeSoe W. wooda. se~retary-msn !.
~ q the show. yesterday completed
10 have fsss hung on
|the wires sasr~ndinG e1Pss& car trolley
3WtRSo during the perspf q the sshlot.
{YNey Wili b~Gin Al Men enc nrosdwsy.
ISv0 wsss On Msin 10 western.
|oS1tA on w.stsrn Avenve ~ kschaner,
- g Exchange, Ia the coliseum sits
'o00y the stockyards fhis 10 the ros'
esaSss,snt roy's to ~ show RON the
AioSg the snn~ route sSssy sscera
'ae(SSNons post Will beer . st0w. usahr
~ - form n an autoule6fls tire with
- tevosA ~ eGllooum. On the ar !.
Sa ~! y llAsca ~ vssds. TO the
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okLAnoMA cry TIMES. WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY II, 1890

sembIsne. ~ u snn tviteh the r0rn'r
0f HE mouth sbrn I requested him a.
tufn my car around for M Ilnitd =
~ss msn,sliy fohsarslns b0sfi 20 iAi
Han " hsylns obtained smile from
wr. Jones, shsn his face tOpk on nf
mora Ne grim expression, and his sl'S p
bow dismissed me cur,ly from hiH
horizon
seeing svt unsssn.
I walked gulrtly up The street 60 ~
pharmacy. hsndins lIillsns Dr'aofip.
iios 10 the Ialst. .fflci'ni Lon iny prn.
pfls,or, whn soru,inlrsd II through
fnodish pincs hss. then dlsapp.ar'i NiiI
II behind the counter
To bsg,Iils tho ,ndlum ~ wh',inr
~Ahs5 IN The window and 'n1fst oI.
IDLY into N. village husst quito 2.
sp.ctsbiy Nil"d With ears ThfHIs0
them presently threaded a smaf, rpr
about of the type used ~ phytIosr.
II stopped before the pharmacy too
and The tall. slender man shO sas dr
Ing vas out ~ the cis almost bsfoi
his isstss caught, Hni hunioJ urY4E
the doJf beside me
caught my breath SHARPLY ~ ha
rssss1 me, unsssinG. and Atsiir1 ry
face In order In collect my Nis t'fIH
frred him. F0r changed. oder. II.
hair ihlckiy unEsd With gfaY, b. uh.
Mlststshll sss ilncinf psiif'
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~ HE iyelieu apprehension rsn La
dulled by some ffeshef sscltsnisnt
This was bofne In upon M" snu
afternoon week afi'r oar hotils
flaming excursion, whom found my.
srlf alon. In the chr whih had bean
M fathers Fift. on the roai to the
B-aIest village.
Ny father. who hsi d-yeipg-d a bad
csss of fishing mania, had departed
early In the morning fof HI fayofi's
sport. lie had promised ~ ,0ps back
later for Marion. hut the child s~okc
fsysrish end frstfui, AMI Liisn, after
taking her temperature found herself
out Of the fsnsd, furnished by her
family physician. which rho alwa =
gives MuioD whom ths child hA. one
~ her rather frr iuent diEct,iv. al.
tscks.
OF course, I volunteered Al once 10 ~
for II. and n.iihat Lillian Who l. a..
ways on edge when Marion l. ill--nor I
thought once of IN, iaoit pact ~ hsd
made that ! should 90 nOs srFrc alone
! did tot recall Il until ws- good
mile fI0m our little camp erIl on nly
way 10 the village " Nag Ilhfu0t. with
hs quaint, musy traditions of ~hs Nc
days, struggling hard not 20 he smoth.
cred by the influx of factories with
foreign hborsrs
Ivy the time I recalled Il 7 VAS too
shsOeb In thu mechanism ~ NY nr
10 Sorry a. 10 whether I might en-,
counter some unpleasant reminder ~
The irsGic problem of crime from which
We had escaped for bt. This little
impromptu trip was the first ! hal
taken oil by myself. although ] hal
driven the car for miles almost every
day with either my father or Lillian.
sometimes both Of them and Marion
with me. But the y.ry fact ~ having
some one tc s.nd iW help In cas- ~
m emergency had made me feel fAf
trip. when anything going wrong mean
my sitting by the roadside r.rhsps fcr
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7mbu 10 share any ~ ne frsf0n.
a.bIity NJ credit
"r0 the Outsds committees sGtiI.
sitf'Y tt.png he frsp0n,'hlllN sfl
rr'di frf no days activities ard N,
manner IN Nhlch itey Nsfe conducted
IN large affairs ~ this tind. tysrYon
may not bs .n'lf'ly ylessed. hl' 70.
.I'NInT ne d1y - Whole ihink
ib- Outside eouui'ts'r afe g. ha rnm
msudrd md ronrfaiulstcj uron ne
h'gh .'nrf'ii ~ The reception and ~.
irftHlumeni
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CHAMBER HAD NO HAND
IN PERSHING PROGRAM

"T ftfholitrs who rGuh na' ys'
HrI's 90 thr rrfshlnH luncheon TI0si1r
nom sh1 those Nho 'tfrs 900 ihH
chamber = Commerce ahd ruf hss'i
tfs4tf - ths 'ar gf1un0e 'rf'ftHIn.
90 ru,sdsy nlgi', afs .6'f''d t0 30
f'pI4THfIuu from The thamh'f'
thBfss D. Hal mansH,r .sli Wsines
d.y "Tir Chlmtff wss MT b. charge
= NJ port - arrange ents 'of lsf.
snIug 1lV ~. aNnf vps "riifrh ~
.is b ris u 0u's.fr oomriUess wNu
de'tfn ned prizes - boz chnfTrN and
o'Isf detail This o0rm.i's ufi
80 Chsmb'f lhfrflY 40 i's'hrVdqltf'
tors tUi this tart does MT 'hiitls ihe
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7. {. v. rssuity De, poo. Pay
rJHr wnRTU Tsus Tap n
fa.l l'Y mrhbtr. ~ Tr,a, ctf.',t
fII,.ttl'Y w'f. g',en - pafe'.' Ir
Greer. m fhF - o. meeting NJ f.s uls
tee ihi' n0fr'rE
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My Heart
My Hwshamd
BY Adele OsrIisoa.

what Chance Brought 10 Msdes In q
Little Village Store.
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~ HE iiyeliost apprehension csp Ia
dulied by some ifeshef esolt.nisnt
This was bOfne IN upon M" snH
aftkruDnn n week aft,r otlr hottls
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02

= Sronmoooin Suomalailesia
SniraoIosia on nGin1 pGiminG leis
fattu Miss Selen 8iscumitcb, Sron
mooo, Micb., NrS ". Bicfer, Sron.
wooo, @icb.. @iss @nna 3immer>
man, @ile, 8is., Mrs Wprtle
@raff, Sronwooo, @icb. Scr Sobn
ulicnp, Surlep, 8is., Mr Gbas.
9rocf, Sronmooo, Wicb. Iiss an-
no Naero, @ile, @is., Scr Soiepb
Sltrfali, 9esiemer, Nticb. Wrs 9.
6. 9ennet, .Sl1rlep, @is., Wiss s.
na &angas, Sron 8elt, 8is. Scr
8illaro SdDsont, @ile, Bis. Mrs
Marie gmangelist, Buritan Wine,
Micb, Scr Sobn Siala, &aniep,
'Wetcb. @irs 8ttrf Wewmanille,
Sbomaston, Mticb. on ipntpnbt ter
noe poifa. BaranmtfiilIa oDat: Der
@ict 8obitcb, Surlep, isis. ia Wrs
SiInto Snpnni, &amiep, Wicb.
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K%IITOLLINEN KIRJE

Mrs Geo. l.. North Of Naples, N.
Y. kirjoittaa SAMOA, joista nakyy
Chamberlain Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedyn arvo: "Kaksi vuotta sitten
pieni poikamme poti dysenteriaa.
Han oil kipein lapsi mita Glen nah
nyt. ia silloin asuimme 8 MALTA laa
karista, jota mieheni meni hake-
maan. Hanen mentyaan annoin po-
jalle Chamberlain Collie and Diarr-
hoea Remedya, ia polka alkoi heti
voida paremmin. Laakarin tultua
aar oil ohi". - Kroonillinen ka-
tarri. Elamantapamme ovat omiaan
tekemaan meidat kylmalle alttiiksi;
melkeimpa 95 ~prosenttia kaikista al
kuisista sairastaa kylmyydesta job
tuvaa kroonillista katarria. JOS O.
lette saanut kylmaa, ajakaa Sc heti
pois ottamalla Chamberlain Cough
Remedya. Sc tehoaa. - Ettehan ole
unohtanut. Muistutamme teita Cham
berlainin Tablettien suloisesta val
kutuksesta elimiin kun karsitte ruu-
ansulatushKiri0ista. - Olkas iloisia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02

8iime iunnuntaina of S.
o.. aboien farmillu bdusta iuDla>
betfi. Ylibeita pitiwGt taloniidnt1
iefG past. ia Mrs SaIonen. Mrs
Salonen fertoi naislGbettien tpos-
ta Sapanisia. &iitofiet Mrs ia
Scr glboielle festitpfiestG iefG ta@
Ion polite fppoistG.
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@aalen

Sulofiet wiime tiistaina eiwdt
IebteGmme patnoon nietGesld DielG
ole ili~lfaistlit. mlitta warnutltbella
tieoGnme ieuraamnt mulinnot:
SDeriffifli Sbos. &osfie, tauntin
firiurifii 2lrmore, foitntin rabas-
tonboitaiofii Surfee ia pleilefii
ipnttGiGfii Sorolo 8nples.
Sp0npGinGG pietetG6n tudllG
If. 6 b. iublalliIuufIilIo.
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Smmalanpalpelnflia @oaebie e
Srom ~connteisfa

SGnG1n t~orstaina fotis ia iiiGla
DetpsnlbIat Soplin fplGn forlulla
nlfaen flo s italia.
@nIi %iunnlrntaina flo $50 op.
neutrality-suspicious. ia s. p. ebtoolli.
len pietto SronwoobiSia. Saarnaa
pastori Seinonen. &olebti fotilGbe
tDtielle.
@nli lunnuntnina ieurnt @rtpin
toWnbaaliIla flo 2 ipp.
@nii iunmntaina fotis ia IiiGld.
betpsi1tbIot Wontrealin, 8is. baa.
lilla flo 8 Italia. Eerwetlilon.
Nloriioliiton fofous 8ofefielois
Ia emf iunnuntaina flo s Italia
@liasionin luona. Bubu11 iemin. ".
&opra. :
gnii maattantaina fotiz ia iiiG.
ld~betpsiublat 8obioisfpldn banlilla
flo s Italia. Satiiaa ~pppoet1dn.
@nii tiistaina plt5rnt past. Sci
monen 9ilpoien fnranilla flo 8 ill.
@nii fesfimiiffona foti> ia iiiG.
lGbetpsiubIat WeaopillesiG Watti
&imen farmiGa flo 7 il. Bppoe<
tdGn bafemaan post. Seimonen Se
SeristG. Seurnalpun p1imGn toimin
ia paiffafrnnalla iopinufien ml.
fnan.
Sorstainn 9 b. nltpeluleuran TO
foils ia bartausbetfi flo s italia
Dtrs &uianiuun llona. Sernetltlon.
Yeriantaina 10 y. &oti- ia lilGs
lGbetpsiublat grpin fplGn Daalilla
flo s Italia.
2alantainn If y. plblsl past.
Seimonen San 8usfirfisia 2epiS-
tosi1 flo s Italia. Somoin iurnltr
taina pitGen III. III. bartansbetfen
@er &uusfon farmilla flo 2 ipp.
Sltnmlntainn IL p. flo $50 up.
nietetGGn Srontpoooisia ieminaarin
olfaiaisimblia. Tl,buiina pastori
Salonen ia ieninaarilaiiet. &olebti
ieminnnriIle. sSltbla iatfetaan flo
s Italia. Serpet1loa.
Sunnuntaina IL p. iumalanpoI-
pellts 8afefieloisiG flo $50.
Snnnuntaina IL p. iumalanpal.
welus Nortb8es lemerisid flo 9 ip.
6nnnnntaina IL p. iumalanpol-
ipeIus Sron 8eltisiG flo s illalla.
Maanantaina ia tiistainta 13 ia
ID p. toimii pastori Seimonen
Sron 8eltisl1 pitGen foti4 ia iiIalG
betpfien bpmGtii iubIat molGnpina
iltoina flo s.
&aStettu: Oscar ia Sppne &leia
NOLAN poifo, Irtbur 2conoro, ipnt
Sronmoooisia beinGf. 80 p. ia tas
tettiin MT. "a p. Senrp ia Sba &is-
fun poifa, @ngen Biliam ipnt.
MeobpillesiG feidf. 5 p. ia fastets
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
Sab0omne lau1ua

Saboomme lauiita iulimnat
fiitofiet, Mile titttanille, iotfa hit
little meitd pllGttGmdGn min rum
iaslufuiiasti meibGn tpnmentpuotis
len bGdpGimdmme ioboosta elofltirn
81 pGifpG tuooen mltana arpof-
fam labian. Griffin toboomme
fiittGG niitG toimibenfiloitG, iotfa
t1man illanwieton toimeenpanilpat.
DstdmppoellG
Silmn ia Senrp BerG
MeaobilIe, isis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
EpbGfouliin opettaiien fofous

YpbGfoulun opettaiien fotous
on emf %iunnuntaina firfosia 5eti
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i1Ifeen. &aitfi
entiiet ia itloet opettaint mifaan
jGriest1mGGn titlerpnn taltpen toi-
mintoa. lluiin opettoiia tarnitiee
fouIumnte entisten liiGfii. SofaiSta
iona on tiIailulttta ipoatien feboite
taan rpbtpmG1n opettaian toimeen.
- Sununtaina IL b. nlfnn pps
bGfonllumme toimintanIo losteni1t-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS flo 1912.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02

Mrs @ntti Suusfolla 8an
8usfirfisia on orlpeluleuran fofous
lppsfrnn IL p:nd. Sermetuloal
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
Sesiemerin

Suomi Spnooin nnpelrieuran TO
fous 5 p. ipbsf. 9esiamerin gtel1>
fplGIlG Wrs Salmar 9ainion luona
flo 2 pGim1ll1. 9ofoontitfaa iult-
rella ioufolla. Sermetuloa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02

Smpeluleuran fotoutiesia
Wers @nSiin tuona oil ttloa 5000
iosta fiitos Mrs &aSiille. Seuraa-
pa fofous on Wars auianiuun luos
no torstaina 9 p. flo s Italia. Ger
petuloa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
oil r%uniaosti.

Siaac Iilt Sronmoob, Micb.
ia q. g. Sbomion Bantpolo, Meicb.
lG5tiDGt mnanantai> iltana Gbica-
COON Iiifealioille ia lpiippm1t iieI-
Ia ionfun pdimGn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
Sronlpoooilainen Scr

Sronpoooiluinen Scr Mife
Sofela on ol!ut wuooen pGimGt
Minneapolisia, GofatoSio ia pmpG>
ristollG maanmppnti aiioilla. @ito-
matiena on MT ppi1btpG t1nne tos
tiFerufoille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
Snrpeluieura
fofoutiesia

= Ontpel1leuran fofoutiesio
Snm Sariirn luonn of p0pt1tltloia
$500. weonet tiitofiet. Somasia
tilaifuuoesia faatettiin fasteeieen
naorcmman Sarjun picnotoincn.
8GfeG oil r~liniaasti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
G9pmlebmiG mgntGru1nG

&6ptaa tatiomasio tai firioitta.
faa oioitteella Sobn auliu, 9eSer,
sSis. (3S)