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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
Drive Through Flooded Pike.

Ralph Kingsley, Virgil Holland and
Howard Dimmick motored to La Sale
on Wednesday over the south road,
and on reaching the road past the
Shtppingsport bridge found the pike
to be completely under water and sew
eral cars were stalled along the way.
which were later towed into La Sale.
Our residents succeeded in reaching
La Sale in safety, with careful dri.-
ing over the watery pike. which was
in a very dangerous condition.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
Roundabout Trip.

Wesley Weaver Walter Brown and
Charles Dornse, all of Ottawa, who
are employed at the Highly Canyon
Sand company, cast Of town, came to
Utica on the westbound 6 o'clock car
on Wednesday morning and from here
took the accommodation at o'clock
eastbound on the Rock Island. en-
route for their work. They We're com
PEELED to take this roundabout way on
account of the high water flooding the
fields, which they were unable to
cross.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
STANDARD OIL co.
FIRE KILLS |; 3 HURT
STANDARD OIL

STANDARD OIL
Chicago, April 14.-One man was
killed and two or three were wound
ed when a Standar Oil still at Whit
ing, Ind, exploded early this morning
according to official reports received
at the company's Offices here. All of
the victims were employees of the
company. The fire caused such an
intense heat that it was impossible
to conduct a thorough investigation
early today.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
House Phone, Black 35.
Observation-Disclosures

day morning ut the home of her
daughter Mrs Daisy Hinchman Of
Washington street. Mrs. Whittako"
was born in England In June, 1893,
making her nearly 81 years old
The remains will be taken to Sen.
cca this afternoon, and funeral serv.
ices will he tomorrow at the home of
her son, Fred Whitaker, Rev. W. NJ.
Tisdalc, pastor of the Methodist
church here, officiating, Burial will
be in the Seneca cemetery.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
Birthday Celebration.

Mrs. George SChmeiding celebrated
her birthday at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Emma Holcman, on
Church street, on Tuesday evening.
Only the immediate relatives were
present, 1t was very pleasant affair
and all Joined in best wishes for many
more happy returns of the day.
Dainty refreshments We're served.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
Install Modern Machine,

The First National Bank has just
installed posting machine. This ma.
chine is the latest device for up.to-date
bookkeeping It is really wonderful
piece OF mechanism and is absolutely
correct in all its tabulations. Thc
increasing business OF the bank has
made this necessary to prevent work
from accommodating and which would
have 10 be done after banking hours.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
Local Notes.

Louis Scherer. who is attending
school at the U. of l.. is spending
his spring vacation with his folks in
this city.
DR.. w. R. Smith of Grand Ridge
transacted business in Ottawa to.
day.
Charles P. Irion has returned from
q business trip to Chicago.
Ernest Claus is spending his spring
vacation with his parents in West
Ottawa,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14

the Roseland yard at West Hollywood.
California. The Roselands resided in
Ottawa before moving to California.
Miss Hazel Wallingford, who teach
es in District 95 west of town, was
an over night guest at the l.. w,
Antram home Tuesday evening.
The Misses Hallagan and little
niece. of ottawa, sisters of Arthur
Hallagan of the local bank employees,
were village callers on Wednesday af
ternOOn.
r. c. Williams, of Streator. was a
village business caller Wednesday
evening
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
Utica Cement Company Affected.

The quarry Of the Utica Hydraulic
Cement company has suspended oper-
alton for the time being owing to the
high water, which makes it impossible
for any work to be accomplished, the
men being laid off from duty on Wed.
nesday evening. As yet the plant has
not been affected by the flood. but if
water continues rising it is feared it
may do so.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
NOTICE.

To the Creditors of George Goering
and to All Whom 1t May Cou-
Germ:
You are hereby notified that on the
18th day of April. 1922, | shall con-
summate with George Goering, doing
business and conducting a meat
market at the corner of Columbus and
Main streets. in the City of Ottawa.
in the County of La Sale and State
of Illinois, purchase by me from him
CT his entire stock of goods, merchan.
disc and fixtures, in bulk, now or
then in his above named place OF
business.
Dated this 18th day of April, 1922,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
Live stock.

Chicago April 14-Hogs, $4,000.
Held over, 1855; fairly active to
yard traders, few shippers and small
killers; mostly steady TO Toe lower
than yesterdays averafie; 1855 paid
for few loads, 120 to 200 pound aver.
ages; bulk POO to 220 pound hogs
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
GRANDR|DGE.
MISS WINlF7Ec YoCuM
Correspondent
Former Pastor Passes Away

Former Pastor Passes away
II was learned here on Wednesday
afternoon that Rev. A. c. Lockert,
former pastor of the Deer Park Bap'
fist church for many years, had pass
ed away at his home in West Rlch-
field, Ohio, after a very hriet illness.
Rev. LoCkett was very we'll ana raw
orably known not only 10 the people
of Deer Park. but to many in the VII
lage and vicinity, who deeply regret
ted to learn of his passing, They NOV
ed to Ohio only about two years ago.
He is survived by his aged wife, who
has the sympathy Of large circle OF
friends in this her sad bereavement.
Dr. Z. G.. Andrews, son OF j. A.
Andrews, of Ottawa, is now numbered
among the village professional men.
It was announced some time ago that
he would be located in the village, but
due to the fact that he was unable
to secure Office rooms as was an
nounced at that time in the Dearth
building he deferred his coming until
this week.
Mrs. Susan Reese, sister Of j, w,
and Harrison Wakey, Of Sylvan ave
nue. and mother, of Jerry Reese, or
West Main street, was conveyed to Ry-
burn hospital in Ottawa on Tuesday for
treatment.
G. l., Dearth and sister. Eva, visited
with Streator friends the first of the
week
Miss Bertha Rogers was an Ottawa
caller on Tuesday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
UTICA
Mail Roads in Bad Condition.

Even the mail carriers are having
their troubles owing to the recent
heavy rains. Some of the dirt roads
on the different routes are almost i'm.
passable and mail is being distributed
with great difficulty by the carriers on
these routes the past few days.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
Orange Blossoms Received,

Mrs. Margaret Crosby. of West
Washington street, is in receipt of a
box of beautiful orange blossoms.
which are to be divided between Miss
Jane Moss, OF Sylvan avenue. Mrs, n.
F. Moss. of near Marseilles and her
self. The beautiful blossoms are the
gift of Mrs. Lars Roseland. formerly
Miss Grace Dickerman. life long
friends of those remembered The
blossoms were picked from a tree in
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
Their Union Meets.

Thomas Hardy. Cateman on the
Main street crossing. left for Joliet
this morning on No. 2 to attend
Of the Maintenance OF WAY
| Mon. held in Joliet this evening.
George Van Slyke, John Slaughter
and Emerson Ford will follow this
afternoon to be present at the evening
meeting.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
Today Markets

lO.4O1O.5o; bulk 23O to 40 pound.
lp.25-lO.G5.
Cattle. 5000.
Sheep, 5000.
Potatoes.
Chicago April 1i.-Potatoes steady
on sacked round whites, weak on
rurals. Receipts 80 cars; totals u.
S. shipments 765. Wisconsin sacked
round whites, l60-l65; Idaho ditto.
l60-L65; Idaho sacked rurals. 1850.
10; Florida Nc /, 700.I25; No. 2.
52j.5.j0.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
RESIGNATION Accented

At the meeting of the Greater Mar.
settles club the resignation of Red.
mond Bwyer was accepted with re-
greet and Horace Bovard was selected
TO I'LL the vacancy caused by the re.
moyal OF Mr. Dryer TO Ottawa.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14

leave here at 1856, for one hour so
that the time of leaving will he 6:36.
This change will take place on April
90. as that is the time the daylight
saving goes into force in Chicago
This will give the people who desire
to do business in Chicago the same
hours that are in force In that city.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
Ijfe'a Diseases,

One OF the common diseases OF
adult life is old age. another is middle
age. These are not limited to adult
life. Youth. actually, is not a function
OF time. hut a physical state.-Eugene
Lyman Fisk,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14

Charles ConnOrs returned Monday
from business trip to Davenport,
Iowa.
Dan Harrington Sr. of Utica. who
has been busily engaged moving his
steam shovel from Kansas to Valley
Junction, Iowa, has completed his task
and VIII be in readiness for work on
June .. Mr.. Harrington left Valley
Junction for a visit with relatives in
Muscatine' Iowa, before returning to
Utica.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
Residence improved,

The residence of Murray Funk on
the north bluff is undergoing repairs
this week, many improvements being
made, and a large addition to the
home is being built on, making a de.
cided change in the appearance. The
interior is being redecorated and re-
painted
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
K. T. Comma 10 MarseiIIes.

Ottawa Commandery No 10 will at
tend services in the Methodist church
here on Sunday in uniform. An ap.
preciated courtesy will be the attend.
ance of all Masons and their families
and members of the Eastern Star
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
Observation-Disclosures
Shin Goods 10 Morris.

MIR and Mrs George Marlettc have
shipped their household goods to Nor.
ris. They have been boarding IN Nor.
ris since going there, but have decided
to make real home for themselves.
SO have taken their goods from stor,
age and proceeded TO get settled.
Mrs. NJ Engcl and daughter Mrs.
Ed Enrich have returned from visit
with relatives in Chicago
T.. j Killingcr went TO Ottawa TO-.
day,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
Death Of Gertrude Armstrong Gage.

All old residents of MarseillcS can
remember the hotel at the corner Of
Washington and State streets kept by
Mr. and Mrs John Armstrong, also
their daughter Gertrude, though many
years have elopsed since their re-
moval
Their daughter. Mrs. Gertrude Arm
strong Gage, died recently in Chicago
and the funeral and burial was in
Sandwich on Wednesday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
NO GRAIN MARKETS.

Today being Good Friday, the
Chicago board Of trade and New
York stock exchange remained
closed. There were no grain quo.
tatlons on that account.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14

Ben Boise of indianapolis is spend
ing few weeks in this city.
w J. Maloney of Utica spent yes
terday in Ottawa.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
Postal Shower.

A postal shower is given today for
Mrs. Rekecca Trowbridge, whose ad.
dress is Apartment 81, l06 Morning.
side drive, New York City.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
Chance Accommodations Time.

1t is proposed by the management
of the Rock Island railroad to ad'
vance the time Of the accommodation
in the morning, which is now due to
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
CHERRY MINE, SCENE
Of GRIM TRAGEDY,
TO Be ABANDONED
SHAFT MADE FAMOUS BY OISAS.
TER WHICH COST 25s LIVES IN
1909, BEING DlSMANTLEO BY
ORDERS OF ST. PAUL COAL CO.

The Cherry mine. famous through
the disaster which took toll of 25S
lives and shocked the entire world
on Nov. Is, 1909, is to be abandoned
Work is now under way on the re,
moval Of the equipment and there is
little likelihood that another ton of
coal will be hoisted
Today the little town of Cherry.
which once held the eyes of a plying
world is wondering what is to- fol.
low. There seems a probability that
Cherry is to meet the fate which has
befallen Marquette and Seatonville,
Bureau county's abandoned villages"
With the closing of the coal mines in
those once thriving towns the popu.
latiCn quickly diminished, Miners
moved away to new fields and build
ngs fell into decay. Now Cherry is
wondering whether this is to be her
fate
Tear Out Equipment.
The destruction of the mine prop
erty is now in progress. 1t was
week ago that orders for the aban
donment Of the mine We're received
in the north side town, bringing con
sternation to miners and business
people alike. The men who had been
employed in the shaft and who went
ont on strike in the nationwide coal
tie up April were granted permits
sion by officials Of the United Mine
Workers to return to the workings
to carry out the order which spelled
the doom of Cherry.
Today these men are tearing up
the rails in the workings Other
equipment is being removed and
brought to the surface, with view
to salvaging as much as possible
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
Motor Truck Stuck in Mud.

The large motor truck used and driv-
en- by Henry Herman was ditchcd
Thursday just outside the village linn
it's When Mr.. Hermann crossed the
bridge Just west of the village his
large Buick slid from the gravel into
the ditch on the north side of the
road and was reported to have been
submerged to considerable depth in
mud, and the result was that it took
considerable effort on the part of
those who came to the rescue to get
the truck on level ground again
Miss Virginia Woodward, little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Wood
ward, of Ottawa, and her little friend
Nova Jordan, also of Ottawa spent
from Tuesday until Thursday after
noon at the home of the formers
grandfather, VIM. c. Woodward, of
Sylvan avenue.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14

Mrs. Elizabeth Whitaker
Mrs. Elizabeth Whitaker, an old
resident of this vicinity, died yester-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
Lewis Denies Report.

Springfield. April 14.-President
Lewis, Of the United Mine Workers.
at his home here today, declared posi-
lively that "'no conference was in
progress
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-14
RUMOR ATTEMPT TO
SETTLE MINE STRIKE

Indianapolis. April William
Green, secretary of the United Mine
Workers of America, declared today
he knew of no local meeting being
planned, looking to a settlement of
the coal strike
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04
Mshtabnla 6ar6or, =.

e. 8. ompeluleuron fofoltS
of If. A p:nG firfon oloiolisia jul.
I n burtouSbctfcn. &lrtols5ctfi
mictettiin firfosia ia iieltG %iiirrpt-
tim olofertoon GrS S,ilour &rsfen
ia NrS Worio ,SppGriien molmiS.
tamoan fabwipoptddn. @rlpatafin
Iopii, ettG tGsid t%ilaiiiuocsia oil D.
Ionotto runias. &iitofIet p6podn
molmistojillel
Scitrafunnan funfaiiiifofous
on emf moonantaino, IT. s p. flo
7.3O in. SdsiG fofoufiesio fcsfls-
telloon e~bustufiesta firffofunnan
muoiifofoufleen, jofo emf FUN al.
fono pibetG1n 2%ebtijGrmellG, Winn.
3oiffi fofouficenl
= @anb. ompeluieuran fofoiis
on tt. 8 b. MrS 9otri SirwimGen
lnona, flo 100 in. Sulfaa iuurello
jolifollal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES miete-
t16n II. 1911 pind firfosia flo
100 in. Iastori ". 3aren on ill
loin iubIapubuiono. @ariinoiict II.
.-s.
tamat piSetddn ldbetpfien bpfpdfli
tiistaina, t6 p. idlfeen firfonmenc.
len firfon oloiaIisio. aufapa iilloin
barboriloiiista Idbetpfien pstGtpistd
rabtiii poisio ola ndista tiIatfuitf.
iista.
= BpbGfoiilitopettoiain borioitiis
fofois on periantaima, tt. 10 b.
Mer Nifolai 1dcfin liiono.
= Observation-Disclosures ieuro.
funnon noiiet otpot pddttdneet tot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04
NO. 10

loIlisaifaan asst, jolloin monta ia
molIaista onnea ubfupaa badpai.
nod toiwottaen i%loiiina jdtettiitt
onnellinen moriiuspari. Sotuonlme
pielafin onnca ia menestpstd, IN
tca ia ubraapaiiuutta eoelleentln
leurafuntamme to,pafii Mr ia Wsrs
s. 6. aost,lle!
Selrafuntomne lanlutuoro OH
fomasla puntn5fc lSbt,a c.epclali'
bin SuappaniIab. jublalla tt. IA
p:n1. Std marten on 10 walnlistlis-
puu6iin rpbopttp. Siis naf,miin!
&irjeenip.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04
Gibbs Gitn. &b. Wieh.

Sermebops tGGlt1 iprGmlaalta,
iosia tallpi ia fed feSfenGGn filpai-
lapot. Coffin aioin iataa mettG ia
toilin ajcin lunta. 81 ole ollut tbs
ia fiiusin popaffaiia ia fpll1 oliIi-
fin felGn tulo tarpeen. finn on 10
pitGnpt mufioo $50 beinGtonniSto,
eifG oliii rabojafaan cnGGn, fun
foiffien on pitGnpt oStao fopin
paljon beiniG.
S1Gll1 oil tin alusia bnusfno,
fun min1 menin past. &ralffuloa
mastaan &aspian foulults, jos q
molemnlat piibriimme. Sulimme liel
til Miffp gerclin talpon Beech.
moooiin, joSin taos oil pubeita pGi-
mGlld ia illalla. Sa 5 pGimG oil
rippifoulu Sobn Mden tdIosio ia
taas inalla icurot. &DllG on mir
fiStGlp1G fun iaa iublio Ianan fes-
fellG ia iloiiin miclin fiitta1 fol-
mipbteistG Sumaloa niistG raffon-
Den ormotoistG, ioita SGn on teb-
npt nellie, joista ennustuflet ia
lupauflet manbasla TestamentiSia
%plfbuluat, jotfu MT enNat tdptetpt
lGbes 1000 mllotta tafaperin. so
taos on m%uistojublat pafintttoncct
meta iiitG fofo mailman autiu.
oesta, iosta faiffi tasteful opat
rulimiin ia iielun piolesto oialli.
iifi tuli.et. Npt ei eSti toipoaIcen
p1GipG mult fuin usfottomllts.
Slid Sccilis on ianomlt: Sofa
usfoo ia fnstetaon ic tlilce olitliaaf.
Il.
Boi fuinfa patton OIL faOptuficcn
~maeltnjial Olfaommc obf,rot mil
jelemG1n ianaa ia inframcnttejG.
ettG oifeasia usfosio ppipiiimme,
jofa nsfo on fastoesla alfdnut ia.
nan fautta.
Sotfu Iitttaian litfijat olpot mis-.
lin |tliumonneet, ctt1 ponba 2aofIo
on bautaantunit lirmccn, fun Ct ole
nGfpnpt mitGGn Muttajosia nelidn-
nesDuotaen. Slmoiton ippn: afirG
labctin t%oberrDf'cni Mtttajnan hcl.
mifuun alnsia cifG it'd ole nGfpnpt,
Min en- ole usfoltanlrt iitte tofcrs
t1G. 8aon MT toos ioterIin ter.
meiIi1 nuoelle toimittuioQc il leh.
ben hifiioille. Serron ormon boil
tuunl
Wutti 2aafio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04
Eabbpef, @inn.

GemGinen terlpebops faifille leb.
ben lufijoille ia nuoelle toinlittn-
ialle.
&plmG talmi on taos jdGnnpt
i1lfeemme ia iuloo mnasto rorta ia
idG. aepGt tefee ti1loaan, ntaa al
faa pibertGmddn ia linnlt iuloiiia
louluiaan laulelemat, 'Suojallc til.
tofietii.
Oi, iospa ibmiS- IpoGmestd illo-
II routa ia id! Stun Secius iaiii
t1m1n femG1n tullen iulattaa MOS
men ipbdmestG jaGn, ctta moni nuo-
ri ia lpanba olfaiii ipoGmestaGn
laulnuuoan uutta mirttG &apobta-
julie. rSospa nliorct oifecn ripeisi1
alfaiiimat toimimoan Serran tpos-
ia ia elGmGniG ubrniiimot Scrrallc.
Sinoin moili nloni lpiett11 ibonun
feiGn. 2uottaen Seeiufien merebcn
me pGGiemme tuonne iuteen Serii-
ialemiin ifuista fei11 miettdmGGn.
lliein olemnle loanect fnulla GU
malan iannan npfpGan. East. Sci.
monen of MISUNDERSTANDING alfli.
fuusta. 6 ia 10 pGip1n m1lilld of
bartausbetfi1, moan Diionon filun
tafia ei moinut %fofoontuo fomin
palion ibmiiiG tilniiuufiiin. SiIIoin
juuri oil polio mettG io buono full
FIJI. 3iitos paStori Seimolelle tG1Il1
f1pnnist1. Toimomme, ettG toistifin
tuIette. Sitten taas p61iiGisppbinG
oil postori Miettinen t1GllG, joil.
Ioin fofoonnuttiin uieamman ferron
fuiiIemaon ristiIId fdriim1st1 ia
plosnousieesto Dapnbtaiosta. Grit.
tGinfin pG6ii6isillosto moiniticn.
Is p. iIlaIla oil Hiioriiopboistpfien
obielmailta, iota oil cniimGinen pit
fdstd aifaa. Objelmoo oil lifeIle
30 niimeron, waiffa miiitqmia of.
ontoiia of poisfo buonon
tafia. Sbielmosia of loiiru.
ia, %runoia, fertomufiia ia ipuoro.
fesfusteIl iefd pitbe pastoriltomme.
9Rimid en- npt mainitie ioi[to of
'bieImoo, ie tiiIifi Iiiun pitfdfii. !
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04
". y. Minsim Stafplalta.


neutrality-suspicious. iltann flo S:lta
oil paiffofunnan fristilliien miori'
Ioieuran obieImafotous, iofa mno-
oostui crittdin bausfafii ia o9jcI.
man puolesta iii1ltoriffaafli.
Wleilo1 of fofoontunrt firffo
tiipteen. Muunmuosia fofonfleen 0.
Ii Ioapnmlt g. q. Wtillsin fris.
nl~loriioliiton i1ieniG wieroofii. ye
u~posfin eiittimGt obiclmaa uieito
fappuleita.
Sbielmaa oil ieltraalpasti: IluS.
"a loulcttiin pbteislnulu, 5. Wor'
mas jobti alfurufoufien, lalli,a oil
obialmosia ~runiaaSti. SitG elitti
paiffafunnnan tilapdinen foori pb.
I'm ferrart, pniffafunnan pojat tqf-
ii fcrtaa; pbben englannin fieliIen
ia pboen luomenfaliIen. Yiibeita
pitipGt S. 3iminfi ia S. @ormas.
&unoja lauluimut ieilraamat: Mrs
S. &iminfi, @ino &iminfi, Wtrs S.
Nbp, Sen6o MGfi, Gino @icf, Watt
9unnnri ia glenor &unnari. &erto.
mufiia eiitti Wiss Sa5el Wattlon
ia pastorsfo Wiettinen, &c. y.
WilliStG), ief1 %. MGfi lufi lp-
6pen fappalccn raamatista. Siia-
rufIet @nnice ia Morin Gutlip, (H.
9. Millsista) lauloimot folme ter
toa. YpbGfoulun oppilaat Iino Sci
minfi, Iili @icf ia glma 9ultola,
pboen ferron. 2ilia ia Splpia Wt1-
Fl ia Gstber M1fi lalloimat ferran.
9oppnrufoltSta jobti $. 9iminfL
ionfa jGlf,en mielG lnlilettiin phtciS.
lalllt.
&rtStllltlet1 MISUNDERSTANDING,
raamatun lufupiiri on mposfin Of.
Int foosin jo%fieenfin iaGnnolliicsti,
jofa toinen miiffo. Oianotto on
niisiGfin ollut fobtolainen. enii
ferraaa fo%foonnutaan Mrs Setten-
Berlin talolla.
Site elGmGmme Sierra Seeius,
nleioGn plipaimcnemme, iiunaa ia.
naii maortenfin fesfuuoesinl
Sitmalanpalmelufiia on mposfin
ollut iG6nnoniiesti jofo fu,tfouii.
Seurafunnan toimista moioaan
mainita mrinmuosin, ettd, ieirra-
human naiiilIa on fabmitarjoiln
torstaina A p. tonfof. flo 8 illolla,
ie%urafunnm bpmdfii, Wrs Gust
0orffuien luona.
s. %.
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