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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-05-03

by the Red Cross throughout the flood
ed area In Concordia, Catahoula. and
Tensas parishes.
The Red Cross, state flood relief
commission. national guard, American
Legion, and civilian relief organiza.
tio1s today continued their efforts to
rescue families marooned in the flood
ed homes in both Mississippi and
Louisiana. In many eases, those mar
ooned preferred to remain in their
homes, and did so.
Because the Poydras crevasse, 12
miles below New Orleans, is serving
as a spillway, speeding the exit of
waters in the lower river, New Or
leans probably will not have a return
OF the river to the level which existed
prior to the creYasse, 22.7 feet, accord
ing to an announcement by DR.. NJ.
Kline, weather forecaster, late today.
DR.. Kline had previously forecast a
stage of 1874 here "if the levees held"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-05-03
INDIAN Is CHARGED
WITH MANSLAUGHTER

PHOENIX, Ariz.. May Louis Val
.dez, an Indian, was held in Jail today
at Gila Bend, ,about rs miles south
west of here, on a charge of man
slaughter growing out of the fatal
shooting Yesterday morning of Ed
ward Aldiso. a Gila Bend pool hall
proprietor. Valdez. a former police
man, at preliminary hearing today
testified that revolver accidentally
was discharged while he was trans.
ferring the weapon from one pocket
to another. The bullet killed Aldisc
as he stood talking with Valdez.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-05-03
Lovers Quarrel Ends
Almost in Tragedy

NEW YORK, May 2.-Hundreds OF
office workers, strolling through the
corridors of the Metropolitan Life
building at noon today, saw a lovers
quarrel converted into a near tragedy.
Waltiner Michaelow, 81, broker,
and Mrs. Mary Carr, 81, strolled
through the building engrossed in ar
gument.
Suddenly Michaelow drew pistol.
Mrs. Carr screamed and the broker
fired three shots. One lodged in her
back, one in her arm, and the third
hent wild.
Michaelow told the police he had
purchased the pistol to end his own
life because of his jealousy of Mrs.
Carr. When she screamed, he de-
clared, he became confused" and
fired at her instead. The woman will
recover.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-05-03
VERIDGE IN
LEAD OVER NEW
IN PRIMARIES
Ralston, FcSmer Governor,
Heads Democrats by
Big Majority

INDIANAPOLIS. May with only
one-fifth of the vote at the Indiana
primary election for the Republican
for United States senator
received late tonight, Albert j. Bev-
'eridse, former senator and leader of
the old Progressive party, was leading
Senator Harry S. New, candidate for
denomination, by approximately 1900
votes.
Beyeridge's total vote for 72S of the
1882 precincts in the state was 39,52S
against 1864 for New, and political
leaders here termed the contest as a
real horse race" Senator New, how
Continued on Page Two)
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-05-03
PROMISE Is PER CENT
CUT ON MEMS CLOTHES

CHICAGO, May 2-Promise of price
reductions up to Is per cent in mems
clothing and furnishings for the COM
ing fan and winter. with light toned,
snappy styles in overcoats, highly cot
ored, with plaid backs AMI raglan
shoulders, were made at the annual
buying convention of the United
National Clothiers today.
Suits for men for fall and winter
will show staple worsteds for the older
men, and cassimers for the young.
said w. \. Mohr. treasurer and gen.
eral manager Of the organization.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-05-03
NOgales Plans For
Big Swimming Pool

NOGALES, Ariz., May 2.-Plans
were discussed at a meeting of the
Rotary club here to build a mammoth
swimming pool in Nogales, the largest
of it's kind in the state.
Colonel A. j. MacNab, Jr., command.
ing officer OIL the 25th infantry, as
sumed his duties today as president
of the Rotary club. He was elected
q week ago.
Members OF the Nogales Rotary and
Kiwanis clubs tomorrow will open a
two-day contest for new members for
the chamber of commerce. The drive
two clubs and all chamber of com
two clubs and all cahmber OF com
merce members will hold a big get
together meeting at the Santa Cruz
club.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-05-03
Plan HOME FOR CLERKS

CHICAGO. May "A 100000 home
for superannuated and disabled mem
bers of the Order of Railway Clerks OF
America is being planned for southern
California, it wa sannounced today by
James J. Canavan, chairman of the
building committee of the organiza-
ton.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-05-03
Socialists Postpone
Adoption of Plank

CLEVELAND. May 2.-(By the AS
sociated Press.)-The national con.
vention of the Socialist party ad-
journed today. leaving the adoption of
a congressional platform and the map
ping out of the party's campaign for
the coming election to its executive
committee, called to meet in New
York, May 20.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-05-03
Notice to Subscribers

All Review carriers are supposed
to have their routes finished by
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Any subscribers not receiving their
papers by that time will do us a
favor to notify the circulation de-
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-05-03
COPPER PRICES

Average for March =. .12567
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-05-03
THE WEATHER

Arizona: Csnerally fair We'd
nesday and Thursday; not
much change in temperature
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10
CRISIS IS PAST.
So Declares Harding, Addressing Let
 ter to Agricultural Men.

Crookston Minn.. Feb. 10.-The general industrial and business sllua- tion now is such as to justify con- idencc that i've are well past the worst phase of the agrlcultural crisis" declared President Harding in a letter read today to farmers at tending the annual Red River Valley farm crop and livestock show here'
 "Thc improvement is well begun and will continue steadily from thls time forward" said the letter when was addressed to C. G. Selvig, super intendent of the northwest school Of chairman of the board Of managers of the mid-"inter sho" held in conjunction with the farmers meeting.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10
10 900 PERSONS. ONE-HAl.F
 OI, CITY, HAVE INFLUENZA

uniontown, Pa, Feb. 1o.-ApproS- imatcly 10000 persons, or 5o per cent. of the population of Uniontown, arc i'll with influenza, and unless drastic are taken the situation Will become extremely serious, said w. C. Hall, city health officer today. SIX deaths due 10 influenza have been recorded in the last three days.
 There arc 71 places in Germany named Neustadt.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-11-17
Satisfaction or money Refunded
List of Officers Of the Mt.
Olive Baptist Dist. S. S. Insti-
ttte for 1S2O-2l

Pres M Du.cs". Colp. III.
ist Vice L w Thomas. Mounds
10 Wee A " Shofincr. Duquo,n
Rec. SIC. Marie Humble Contra
''.....'..-. Ia
Cor Zee. Hazel Howard. Joopa
Conductor Rev. ]. B McCrary,
-........-.. RfrtTeDg lis
aupt. OF Cradle Roll Dept w
.......-.... 49, ID Parran. Csrbondaie
Officers of the \. Up. u.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-11-17
AnlIslmClliaQ CruadeJS

A branch of the Anti-Lynching
Crusaders was formed by phil
anthropic Race Women of Me-
tropolis, at Dunbar High Scqool
few evening ago with Miss
BlsAcne Hayes, Pres; Mrs. lzora
rodgers, vice president; Mrs.
RUDY Orington, Sec. Chairmen
of the various committees were
appointed. Sunday p. m. was
the occasion of second meeting
The president, distributed some
interesting literature, and ex-
planned some important fac
concerning the crusade. 1t has
been said no cause wins because
it is righteous: no cause wins IN
less you put faith and work be-
hind it. with all reverence, |
say that God is not omnipotent.
He is not ali powerful. God can
not work out plans unless we
make ourselves his instruments
Let every woman, man and
child fall in line and be useful in
this one great drive that will
never be forgotten.
From 1889 to 1921 according to
statistics there were 3. 436 white
and colored persons lynched in
the United States. 702 white
and 2,7l8 colored. This taking
of human life and often of inno-
cent persons without judge or
jury in civilized and christianiz-
ed America is almost beyond be-
lief and yet we find men and wo-
men that are concerned enough
about it to lift up their voice
against this great blot upon the
American Flag. This nation is
approaching her undoing at
rapid gate. The blood of these
victims is crying from the earth
for vengeance. The names of
One million women are asked to
sign their protest against this
great curse. Can you stand idly
by while men, women and chill
dren. are being roasted alive?
If SO, then God deal with you af-
ter the manner of your sin.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-11-17
Centralia

Following are the names OF the
persons who bought links 81 chain
at Mound City at our district Con-
vention Sept 1919. aud the Amt
was turned over TO the treasurer
Laura A. Leake, President.
Sisters Anrie NJ Smith, Ioc
Matte Pearson. Ioc. Sallie Will
Jams. i9c. Anne Brannon. Ioc.
Mat. basson, Ioc. Title Waters
roc. Willie Greer. ioc. Marsella
Alien ioc. Fannie Norman Ioc,
Bermsce Moore Ioc. Rev. 2. b.
French. zoe. Rev. Prui,t. ioc.
Rev w. z Washington Ioc.
Bro. w. {. Wade 100. Rev r.
Jones zoe. Rev II. {. Chambers
Toe. Total 81 90.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-11-17

President Rev. Jno. Bruen. 1911
Aerbes, ST Mt Vernon. III
Ist Vice Pres Gertrude Buchanan
r. ~.....--........-...... ...-...-.~jopps. III
aud Vice. Odessie :Cullau -
-.-........--.....-.... -.-...........-. sid Cry
3rd Vice, cenus. Sparta
Recodiog Sec Daisy Moore. ;.
..........-. .......e.........~........ Harrisburg
Corresponding Sec LOIS Mason
.-.-~.-.3Io Howard St. Certralia
Missiodafy. Rev. K. s. B. An
d.rson. Centfalia. Ill
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-11-17
Grace Before Al, Things.

The goodness that II cheap In beauty
makes beauty brief In goodness; but
grace. being the soul Of yoor complex
Ton, should keep The body 81 Il fair
Shakespeare.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-11-17
q shoulo ee t,lnt ENOUGH.

when people begin q, ask as how
rnuch we weigh. there carres over US
i gna and solemn feeling that It's
absnt time 60 cut dopu or the starrhy
sssR
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-11-17
Pulaski
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
Please allow space in your
AFodhy paper TO say that the Isl
st. John church is moving forward
SunSay the 5th last Was high
day. Rev ] II stamp. preach
cd soul stirring sermon from the
end Kings 2.Io The attendance
wa ia-gS
The S. S. is processing nicely
uoder our Supt. Eight teachers
wir. present and on time.
There will be preaching on
Thanksgiving Day at 1900 and
free lunch will be served at the
church. The Willing Workers
club will give a concert at night at
the Masonic hall for the benefit Of
the pastor and the church.
Rev. MoCauiy pastor OF the
Presbyterian church here 10 10 q
revival. the meeting was quite in-
teresting. Six came forward for
prayer. sVc pray sos Q great sue
cess
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-11-17
Her Hands Fun.

n keeps the wife ~ q seifmatls
msn busy making alterations B0sFsa
EFenins Transcripts.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-11-17

TO 4a!l, 81 pO7ucs tisA Sutr1s
10 ssskvi lesSAss pun3lB SuIpuIq
So spgu % tBm ADD sslaA sulgis'i .
70 aivd9J 6Juiod,u5l 6IatSBJsIIGs Y
Ta6ld te3vM eviSEydsH
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-11-17
Maple Trsss Sap Production.

The average maple tree Yields
enough sap to produce between ave
and ten pounds % sugar
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

aiiringon lGmpo inattaa faiter
maasla oIeipan iiemcnen, jonfa Su
mala on iinne luonapaipan1 aleti
taneet tuonlaan elm beoelmani1, it.
%iefunfin LATINA jalteen. @urinfr
mpoSfin muooostaa ilmnfpirroiSic
iGbfon, ioSta meioGn foneemne len
fofoaa meilqe fdptettdlpafli.
2uonto onraa lpielG miljoonio 0.
minaiiuufiia, joito enme moi faif-
tia lletella eif6 tpield fa%iittaGfGGr
Suonto on fonetSto, iota Ell ole if
misfGbet tebneet eifd mifa1n nero
ole maailmasin min wiiiaS ettG o.
Iii len Apoinut tefii1.
&afas Satomen fania, nell ia H.
lar, feta ifinG olettefin, iotfa usfal-
latte fielt1G Silmalan olemasiaolon,
ianofan meille ettd fufa on tlton
luonnon foneiSton oifea ~rafentajo,
ia fufa on fen foneen alitltinen flint
tGiG fun lie Ell pGip, eitd lille tuIe
DbtaGn erbetDfiia2
Win1lla on fpllG uieasti i%anottll
ettG ie on tltllut itiestGGn ia tpos-
tentelee mposfin i~tiestGGn, m1tta
it'd Ell moi millGGn usfoa, fun Ell
ole ipielG mitGGn pienemp11fG1n TO
Meta ipntpnDt itiestGGn, jo ipielG
ettG ie tposfenteliii itiestGan. sos
ei diff iill1 foneiStolla minf1Gn-
lnistn boitajoa ia pll1pitai1G Min
eif0 meio1n iopi %DmmGrtGG ettG TO-
meet ioltltiii fuolleeieen tilaan bD-
min pieneSia oiasia. ga fuinfa fltol
Tut olento moili tltottaa lpltpiitltban
Tia eldpid tltotteitd faifeSta lojiSta.
SbmiSfunnan ia elGinfunrtnn ia foi-
fen fa8apifunnan ia fa%iffenaon fofo
el1lpGn luomofnnnan.
8oi raftaat fanSio meliet ia IL.
iaret entmefo faubistll min ipnffGG
iofelttta iofa ianoo ettd eli ole Slt-
malaa. sos Ell iitG oliii Min eli mar
masti mitG1n m~ltl,tafaan oliii. Sil-
fGd bptpGt foniolaiiet pilfallonne-
fam bGpGisfo meitd iuomolaiiia
foiffimaltiiaan Sllmalmn ia fofo Il.
m~istDneen mailman .eoesid. (Sutf).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

Min. Gaiiet itfitpGt ia ipalittipat.
Wettta miebet foettimnt ber1ttdG bG-
net benfiin. So fatio, Saaipali o.
tpaii iilmdnld ia nouii ieiiomaan.
2oistatpin iilmin bdn fatieli DmpG.
rilleen ia buuoabti: "Siunattu Of.
foon 9errnn nimil"
SpetllsIosten Ito oil r%ajaton.
&aiffi notfistipat pol1penio ia fit
tiipGt Serroo tGstG 1titoesta armon
ibmeestd.
9oiaten @airffeen ia @arnabaa.
ieen apostoli pnlaii @unifeen fotiin.
SGmmGstpneena ia faiibistunena
portinportiia fatieli bGntG; liiiillen,
ettG 9anpaIi of fuolleista beratet-
tp. @unifeen fobisia 8aatpaIi iai
1tsfonista boitoa. @unifee peii 3D.
men baalpania miinillG, tpiiooatti
niibin olipd ia iitoi ne brolelliiesti.
Mhitta finn iiaitolaisten puolelta oil
pabaa oootettatpisia, tpariinfin fun
be olipot %iaaneet tietdd, ettei $500
nali ollitfoan fitoll1tt, neatpoiipai
meliet opostoleia 10 ieliraaipana Poi
mGnG IGbtemGdn NATHALIE. Boatpali
of fpllG boomoittumit ia paliostc
nerenmuooosta beifontitn,it, mitttc
iIpIIo @oius antoi beipoienia bGner
fGptettGip6fieen.
Mifoiiin %ieuraaipana oartitrla 1titr
folnpe miest1 l1btindt matfalle. ns'
foninen Gttnifee of antnniit BELLE
mlfoon tarpeefii eipdstd ia iiteitd
@aius talrtti ~betpoSta, ioGIa apoSto
Ii ratiosti. Sc ftlfitpot bitaasti i
ioapuimat masta miringon IaSfiesit
9erbeen. @ibboin be pDiabtpitpd
@ntifleen talon ebustalle. Baofpal
oil ttifi %riipunlt.
"Sbottafao betfinen", iano
@nius, "toitpon, ett1 ipoitte oiit'
Iuonamme." S6n topaii iidnia to
tonu, ia t6ma fulfil banet iloiien
ipliinid.
"Suo orteefit it'd rofas, en- til
pfiin6ni. 8ornabas ia Hoafpolt
ss~eetufien &ristiifien apostolic ONO
ieitrnsiani."
! "Maitto enb6n moi ottao iuutc
/: Iaiiia fotiin", multi Gntifles. :
"Nppoan iuoioa boaipcttetiir
miebeIle", ionoi @atiis. "sSSiiatolo
. iet pllpttitpSt 2pstrosia tanioa Iot
. tpoIio tuostdon; be fitpittitpdt bdni
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
Eaapalin tomeri
4iri. S. 8rocoes

@oimoin opostolit iaitpat fanian
billitpfIi. @aius oiaii bppin 2pfao-
nian fieltd ia altttoi innpffdasti a.
postoleia. 8asta fifteen flin faniar.
louffo oil 9oionnltt, of @aiufiella
tilaii1lis terpebtia opostoleja ia
louiua BELLE teripebops Mntiofian
ieurafunnalta. S1n ini n%iintf11n
fuulla, mitG oil topnbtumtt. Baa-
mali oil iaarnannitt torilla ia pa,
rantanrtt mieben, iota oil oaut ram
pa Gitinid foboitsta iaaffa. SGmG
ibmetefo oil nntomtt aibetta fonian
birmuiieen ereboptieen. <n opos.
tolit eitpdt pmm1rtGneet 2pfaonian
fieltG, eip1t be beti buomanneet,
mistG oil fpiDmps. Mlttta ntltltait
Gsfen ~friStitpfii tltllitt niiorufninen
ielitti BELLE allan, ia Min ebtipGt
be pielG ajoisia ubripaifalle.
&~esfustellen be ioapuinat ta,t-
punfiin. Ipostolit a iiiipat @unifeen
fooisia, mliitrin litorn. Siell1 be
tapaitpat Timoteuflenfin. @oiiis /.
loitii iDoGmestGGn, ettG b1ttfin oil
peli &errasio. SQUIRT nGin6 paitpinG
bGn oil ratfatietpasti antaittumtt
Serror omofii. siibillifelld ipoGmel-
liippoell1 ia raffaitbella @urifee OF.
ii mastaan @aiiiflen. Sc tpiettiipGt
nnobtumattomia betfid Siimolm IA
nan %pmpGriud. Spb1mestGGn fiitol-
liieno @aiits fiiunteli, miten ibmeel-
liiesti Sierra of ipoifuttonit Sfo.
niosin ia miten b1ren Miridminia-
fin of nibbotn 'ontottunut Seeiitf.
fen omafii. S1iten ipb1meniG feboii
II b1nt1 ~l1btem11n Sfonioon. @iti,
tenfin titntiii bdnestd iiltd, ettd I'D
ne nI6bin pelpolliiinitenio oil mot
fustao BantpaIin fansia Derbeen
Wonta pGipGG apostolit iaiipat ron
bosia tebb6 tpotG 2pstrasia, ia Ser,
ro aipoii BELLE tbmisten ipo1met
@oiusfin iIoitii ndboesiddn $errar
tpot.
Sonfrn oiatt fitliittiia -pioettiit
2pstrosia ipuotuiiet morffinot. 8oi
pitnfiin pirtoii ioiifottain iliitaloi
fla, jotfa bariottipot MILAN 10 III
fomaisten tiotteitten fa1ippaa. Biii
bian antiofiasta ia Sfoniosta Of
beitd iaopiiriit ioitfottoin. @eiibel
ioufosio olitpot ne fafii ~iiittolais
ia, iotfo oItfpnt Eooipolin Ia Dor
noboon ieitrasia Idbteneet Nntiofio'
ia Sfoniosio fiiboittaneet SarnpriiI
piboa. Soottnon fiiina, ettd npo
toIitoltudt fnitpungis5a, BE rtenuiif
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
Selitbsta Slmestbsfirian IL
. Iniunstn
Satfoa eoelliieen
Ririottoa Gifolai Carlton
Grosbb, Winn.


MinG pppbGn eiitt6G mile, iotfa
fieltGmGt Sumolon olemiien, eta
ibmisidrfifin moi fdiittda Slimdlart
tefoiu, iinG niind iotfa fen fieltd'
mdt Ell ole usfoo eifd piibettofnar
gpbdstd Sengesta eifd len faiitta
ei moi BELLE mita6n ieltpppttd lao
90.
Waitta be pitbutpot luonnosta 10
Ionopat, ettd Iitorto on beiban L
idnla ia be opot Iiionnon Iapiia.
enIifiifin; iannIIa "liionto" putr'dr
ret6dn ienaista tpoImiifii tebtpd
tpotd mibin Ell ole fdptettp mitddtl
oIfuainetta, eta iitd tpOtd tebtdisid
mit6an tpofaIuia patti ionao. So
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

"Av so'tu''Nt ftHtSpuS't |oAttuii ~
pptt1npt Sumalan ipiban iefd an
lainnllt meille faifille ipntienan
teefiiantumufien, lapiioiferoen, mar
bursfauoen ia ianfaiffilen elGmGn
Seeius ptiin on tebnpt faifen, mite
ibmisfunnon pelnstufieen tarmit
tim. Stiff ipntiielld on lupa iemmoi
lenaan. fabotettuna ia tuomittumc
&ristutien tdpbelliiesiG teoSia uSfoe
oIemanIa pelastettu. Surlittontaar
parmuiiteen tGmG ei iobou, lille
"SSltmalnn armoban opettaa bplf1a-
mGGn iumolattomuu6en" (Siit. 3:
ii, t2). @aiffa uSfonafin jatflt-
moSti ipntienlG tGbben tunnustoa an
iainneenia Sumolan pibon, min
iittenfin ban omasiotunnosinon
nauttii MISUNDERSTANDING
tuomaa ipapnltttd.
!Ser1nn1iippoen pitGesid mar
mo fersfata pelastltfiesta Dlpepoen
merffinG, on erpanfeliielta f~annalto
fatioen torfeintG plpepttG el11 ep1-
ipnrmuuoeSIo autllutenia iitbteen,
lillG iilloin ormioioaon &ristufien
tefo feSfenerGiiefii. Hoprd on lie,
iofa nafee ipntiippteniG min iltllref-
Fl, ettei toboi olla uSfomotto armoa.
@nonfelinen Ell pelostnsnarmltlt.
oen t~afcefli nieta Sengen iiidistd il
motuSta, ipaan Sengen tooiSt1flen
Ianasio ia ioframenteiSio. Gonmn-
tlln lanosta ibminen ian nSfoa ol,-
tliiitenIa. &aSte ia ebtoollinen ma-
fuuttolpat fen bGnelle pflilolliieSti.
Gun iGGmme ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fautta uSfomaan pelnstufiemme
&ristufien meresiG omnfiemme, i'll.
loin meioGn benfemme on pDtpnDt
Suplolan Sengen tobistifieen, $50
bd &enfi tooiStaa meioGn 1enfemmc
fansia, ettG olemme ~SSltmalon lap
lia". Gloom. $40.
&enqpistilGiiDpoen terottaman
ipnnin poispanemiien ia filnottellin
epanfGinen fGlitps luterilaiieen to-
pam aiettoa pelastus1parmuliOen
ieuraufIefii.
2oprfii parilln ianalla footafiem
me ien, mitG eoelI1 olemme eiitta-
meet ianoiiimme berannGisiuuntien
perustaman pelnst1Smormuuben Slt
malan tpobon meisiG, etpanfeliluit-
oen taas Slimnlan tafoibin meibdn
eoestGmnte Sitmalan tpo meisia i1G
fliitenfin tdSia eldmdsid ipntiturme.
li1fiemme t6boen alma tpaiatpailefli.
@oimme mpos erebtpd litulemaor
itIepanburstaita pprfimpfiiGmme
Silmalan teofii meisiG. Sifii raa-
mnttu ei iiten ~perustele pelaStls-
lparmuuttumme, paan febottaa fat-
iomaan "SSSumalm &aritiaan, iofa
ottaa pois manilmon ipnnin". Sita
iparten SSiimnla tefee tpotGGn meis-
ia, ett1 meilt1 omat titfeet riistet-
t1iiiin ia aliti11temme perustlfiefli
iGiii eoestamme te~ltrastettu &aritla.
3ristufien tGpbelliien teon pobiolla
ioottoo ipntinen ionoa: "Wtina tie
bGn, feben nina usfon". Sliii ipp'
til Suomenfin IliteriIaifen firfon id
lenten foitfia rpbmiG mpoten ottaa
paarin, mitenfG oppi-iiGmme ielmd'
~piirteiiesti ilmaiiee pelastustparmiin
Den ianoisia:. "0aind nsfon, ettd
Seeiis aristus, totinen Sitnala,
Shasta ianfoiffiiuubesia ipntpnpt,
ia mpos totinen ibminen, iprtpnpt
neitlpt Wariasta, on minitn Serra-
nj, iofa llinasti minitt, %faootstln
ia tuomitun ibmifen, ia tpapabti
minut foifista ipnneiStd, fuolemas'
ia ia perfeleen pollosto, Ell fiillallo
eifd bopealIo, waan ppballa, folltil'
la tperella6n ia miattomalla farit'
miIellaan ia fiiolemallaan 80"
s. g.
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SelitSstG Slmestbsfirian IL