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The Washington times., 1906-09-08
JOHN |. M'CREERY
DEAD AT DULUTH
Well-KnOWn WashingtOnian
Victim of Appendicitis in
Minnesota City.

John L McCreery. Of 222 Eleventh
street northeast "a resident OF Wash
ingtOn for moro than twenty-five years
died yesterday ut Duluth. Mimi. after
an operation for appendicitis He left
this city about a month ago. accom-
panied by his wife, 20 attend the g. A.
r. Encampment at Minneapolis.
Mr.. MCCreerv's wife and his two
daughters, Mrs. Arthur b. Sperry Of
Pittsburg. and Miss Flora McCreery
were at his bedside when the end came
Mr. McCreeTy was for Ii long time
connected with the office of the ASSIST
ant Attorney General of the Department
of the Interior. Besides being lawyer
OF more than ordinary ability ne " Was
well known in the literary wOTl haV-
INK contributed TO literature IN In
prose and poetry. lie was at o. time
editor of the Dubuque Herald, me of
the first newspapers published west or
the Mississippi river. He also wrote
Songs Of Toll and Triumphs, and
There Is No Death
Mr.. McCreeTy was seventy years old
at the time OF his death. He was
born in AllegaHy county, n y. and
there received his carry education. In
his early manhood be went 10 Iowa and
began his career as a journalist He
was at one time private secretary 70
Senator Allison, and was appointed 10
ais position in the Department OF the
Interior from Iowa.
The Washington times., 1906-09-08
HIS MIND A BLANK,
PASTOR BECAME WAITER
Woke Up in Schenectady After Wan
deriug From Massachusetts
Home

SCHENECTADY. n. Y. Sept s.-The
Fey. Frank W. Wheeler pastor o. Trim
iy Baptist Church at Fan River. Mass.
VINO had been missing from his home
Tor nearly TWO weeks. was found by
rT.ends al the local UUsrDmge- The last
sJcu of the Rev. Mir Wheeler by his
family was when ne went to post a
letter rcsiguiIE from his uastorate. after
having had trouble with the deacons.
Early tHis week his wife received a
letter saying he was stranded ia this
city. Fearing that he was demented,
'.5 friends hasteued here and found
him. Wheeler SAYS
"It seems beyond belief. yet my mind
is "a perfect blank as % what hap
peuel to me. ] feel perfectly Weu now.
yet 1 cannot remember what ] have
been doing, where 7 have been since
I left home. and awoke in this city in
a b1x car on the New York Central sid
Iug last Sunday afternoon. / was penni-
less and did not know what day Il was
OF where / was. I came up tie street
and made inquiries.
'I found employment as a walter In
restaurant where j have since
worked
The Washington times., 1906-09-08
PUPILS STORM SCHOOL
WEEK BEFORE OPENING
Indiana Scholars Clamor for Admit.
tance, Anxious to Resume
Studies.

RED LION. Ind. Sept. S-Aftss Gym
thia Bowman. The attractive young
teacher in the little red schooIhouse.
Roaring Brook, seven miles from this
town, Will. without doubt, have the
oldest school TO be found this season
anywhere within the limits of the Hoos-
Ter State.
The children Of Indiana are noted the
country over for their studiOus habits
Their thirst for knowledge Is equaled
only by their appetite for apples. Some
great editors have come out Of Indiana
and once the State got a President. Ben
Harrison. Stlll. Indiana is not undUly
stuck up.
The township supervisors set Tues
day. September 1. as the day for open
ing school Ordinary children would
have made the most of their remaining
vacation. and spent their time in play.
Not so at Roaring Brook. They gather
ed at the schoolhouse week IN advance
of Che opening day and clamored for
admiTtance. They We're anxious for
the term 20 begin, they aaId
Miss Bowman is wondering how long
this spirit win prevail among ner
charges.
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BATTLESHIPS LEAVE
ASIATIC STATION
No More Vessels of This
Class Are to Be Sent
There.
CRUISERS SAIL SUNDAY
West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania,
and Colorado, at Newport, Ready
to Depart.

The last Of the three American battle
ships that have been on the Asiatic sta
tion for several years have been with
drawn from those waters. and no more
ships of this class viii be sent TO that
station unless there should appear 20 be
q probability OF war between the United
states and some country. for instance
The Ohio and Wisconsin are now on
their way back TO American waters.
These two vessels. with the oregon anu
the monitor MOnadnock, formed the
battleship squadron IN Asiatic waters,
The Oregon was brought home several
months ago and docked at BremeTton.
on the Puget So. 1d. Tor repairs ana
general oveThaulinE-
Wisconsin Sailed for Frisco.
The Wisconsin sailed Sunday from
Chefoo for San Francisco by way Of
Kobe and Honolulu. she Will leave her
ammunition at San Francisco ana go TO
BremertOn for docking The Ohio sailed
yesterday from CheefoO. coming by way
Of the Suez. She viii reach Hampton
Roads the latter part Of November. The
Wisconsin Will be added 10 the Pacinc
fleet. with the Oregon, while the Onl0
will Join the Maine, Missouri. and hear-
sarge iu the FIRST squadron or the At
lantic fleet
The ohio and Wisconsin are the last
battieships TO leave the Asiatic station,
the other nations. by agreement. having
Withdrawn theirs at different periods
since the Boxer uprising, Great Britain
recalling the last Of her bdttleshlps on
that station last fall
Arm0red Cruisers Go East.
Almost simultaneously with the de-
parture OF the last OF battleships from
Aslatic waters the four big armored
cruisers Of the navy viii start for the
Far East
The vessels Of this squadr0u-the West
Virginia, Maryland. Pennsylvania, and
ColoT8dp-commauded by Rear Admiral
BrOWuson. are now at Newport C0alinE
cruise early tomorrow morning These
vessels originally were scheduled 10
leave the latter part OF August but
were retained Ia order that they might
participate ia the naval review at
oyster Bay The present schedule IS
for them 20 reach Gibraltar September
20. leaving September "a during which
time the officers WIH probably ue enter
tanned by Rear Admiral Prince Louis of
Eattenberg. of the British Mediter-
ranean cruiser squadron, who was en-
tertained by Rear Admiral BrowusOu
and his officers AT Annapolis last fan.
Two of the vessels viii go 20 Naples
and Two 10 Palermo. arriving AT each
Der o They viii come together az Pi-
raeus October 4 leaving October S, and
reach Port Said October DO. They viii
enter the canal October n. and reach
Suez October i There will bee but few
stops for the remainder Of the journey
10 Manila. which VIII be reached early
In November.
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MAJOR BARTER IN COMMAND
OF THE SALVATION ARMY

Major n Elizabeth Barter. one Of the
leading officers in the Salvation Army.
will arrive in Washington this evening
and viii have charge of the meetings
IN the hail. $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
on Sunday afternoon and evening. In
the evening service the infant son Of
Adtutaut and Mrs. Quirk win be pub
ucly dedicated.
The Washington times., 1906-09-08

several veterans who were victims OF
the excessive heat and fatigue during
the parade I'm Minneapolis during the
last annual e1campmeL,.
Tho promotion was conferred upon
Mr.. Graham al c.. A. r. Han, at the
regular meeting OF the council Of ad-
ministrat!on OF the Department. II
was by "a unanimous vote.
John s. Walker past commander Of
Lincoln Post no. 3 was unanimously
chosen o. be Junior vice commander OF
the Department. lu place of Mr. era
ham. The new vice commander " AS
installed i'm his office by Past Depg =
meut Commando Newton NJ. Brooks.
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Appeal to Health Depart
ment for Relief From
the Nuisance.
MAY INVOKE THE LAW
Allege Existence of Pools Is
Detrimental to Health of
NeighbOrhOOd.

Growing out Of frequent complaints
made 10 the Health Department against
the presence Of stagHant pools OF filthy
water on a lot adjoining the home of
Mrs. Fanny f. Gunling, at 1912 Florida
avenue northwest the District Commits
sioners have determined TO apply the
abatement Of nuisances law, as the best
means Of relieving the neighbOrhoOd OF
the nuisance complained OF. Although
complaints against this accumulation or
filth date back to the early part OF
August. the Commissioners have been
hampered in their desire 10 have IL re-
moved owing to the fact that the prop
erty complained of is owned by an ottt-
Ger In the navy, now stationed In the
Philippines. A notification TO remove
the nuisance has been sent the ofncCr,
but owing 70 the distance II mas 10
travel &c has not been complied with up
10 this time
Cause of the Delay.
The early complaints were made by A
H. HoItsman, representing the North
east Citizens Association. who appealed
directly 10 Commissioner NasfaTland.
The Commissioner gave his assurance
that Il was the sincere desire of the
District TO have the source of the com
plant removed, but a delay had been
experienced by reason of the fact that
under the law the owner of the property
must first be notified of the District 8
intention to proceed. This provision COW
cred, the District, he said, would step
in and have the lot cleaned up 90 the
satisfaction of the nelghborhood
Later Mrs Cuuliug asked relief from
the Objectionable condition surrounding
the lot. which she declared 20 be men
ace To the entire neigh boTHoOd, In that
#aE fHTaT
disease. Cases OF tyThoid fever in the
locality. she declared. were directly
traceable 10 the stGgnaUt water, and
the unanimous feeling among the resi-
dents nearby was that the condition OF
The lot was no less than disgraceful
Are Differences of Opinion.
While neither Commissioner Macfar-
lsnd nor the Health Officer agrees that
the staeuant water on the lot can
affect the health situation Of the To-
calty, yet they both are of the opinion
that its presence is undesirable, and
they viii, they say. do all I'm their
power 10 have IL improved.
Mrs Gunlin6 does not agree with the
opinion OF the TWO officials about the
effect OF the water on the health OF the
neighborhood She said when seen to-
day.
I'm those great green pools Of water
there are breeding daily millions of
germs that are eventually being S1lsL-
ed through the atmosphere and f-tO d..
houses of the uejshborEoOd. One person
has already died from typhoid fever in
the neighbOrhOCd, and two others are
now lying sick with the same diseases.
IL is the unanimous feeling that these
cases have been contracted from the
nl,h that lies upon this swampy. marshy
land.
-.Durfug hot weather the conditions
were almost int0lerabiC No one i'm the
neiehbOrhoOd could sit out on the steps.
If they did they were almost devOured
oy insects And the OdOr-it was such
that almost caused people 20 vomit,"
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APPEAL OF POLICEMAN
FOR HEARING GRANTED

Policeman George V Johnson has
been granted an appeal by the District
Commissioners from a finding OF the
Police Trial Board which recently held
him guilty of violation or the police
manual and recommended a fine OF SIS,
johnson, in communication 20 the
Commissioners claimed Jhat he lad
been unfairly treated IN his trial. which
grew out OF an alleged uuCOmplimeu-
tary reference he made 10 Police Sur
geOu Marbury. and iJ was decided TO
grant him a hearing within the next
FIVE days.
The Washington times., 1906-09-08
POLICEMAN ESTES BOOSTED.

Private c. &. Estes. OF the Police De-
partment, has been promoted from class
two to class three by the District Com
missiOners. The promotion was made
upon the recommendation of Major
Richard Sylvester, and carries an in
crease OF salary amounting 10 Sl20 a
year
The Washington times., 1906-09-08
500 Harpers Ferry, Charlestown.

Winchester and return, September 9.
Leave Baltimore & Ohio station. $50 a.
m Returning leave Winchester 6,
Chariestown $40. Harpers Ferry p. m.
same day. Delightful opportunity to
spend Sunday IN country
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Succeeds ThOS. H. Mar
tin. Who Died at Min
neapOliS EnCampment

Junior Vice Commander B. F. era
ham. Of the Department Of the Poto-
mac. Grand Army of the Republic. sue
ceeded last night to the Office of Sen
ior Vice Commander. SeniaT Vice Com
mander Thomas II. Martin was one OF
The Washington times., 1906-09-08
EVERYBODY
TESTIFIES
Nothing But Praises For
ELIXIR BABEK

The Great Preventative Against
Typhoid Fever and Positive Cure for
Chills. Fever. Ague. Loss OF Appetite.
BiHousness, Dyspeptic Disorders. Head
aches Pains IN the Back. SIDE or Limbs
is highly endorsed by physicians. nurses
and thousands Of users. Malaria makes
you weak. Eabek makes you strong
Insist on Babek. Beware Of substitutes
For sale at eli druggists. 50c per bot
sle.
The Washington times., 1906-09-08
shIIed and Unskllled Lahor

Can work year round IN San Francisco
Fare SiS.25 till October 81 Berth IS 81
via Washington-Sunset Route. ]
Poston. genL agt., 81 Penn. ave. NV
The Washington times., 1906-09-08
A Sure Way to Accumulate Money.

Deposit YOUR surplus funds In banking
dept. of Union Trust Co., 1414 r St. where
they will continually earn interest
The Washington times., 1906-09-08

knowledge Washington
dred Thousand Dollars a Yea1
THE CASE OF DCKSONS DIAMONDS
of Detective Stories by Scott Campbell
The Washington times., 1906-09-08
Special Excursion to Toronto, Ont,

Special EXCURSION 70 toronto, Unts
Baltimore & Ohio Account /. o. o. F..
Patriarch Militant and Sovereign Grand
Lodge Tickets sold September Is TO
le. valid for return until cath. but may
be extended 20 October "a Rate one
fare plus SL00 for the round trip. Route
via Philadelphia and beautiful Lehigh
Valley. Consult agents.
The Washington times., 1906-09-08

Sunday Morning Trips Of Jamestown
( have been discontinued Evening trips
will be continued until further notice.
The Washington times., 1906-09-08

S1.6o Baltimore and Return Home
coming and Jubilee. Baltimore and Ohio,
SeDrember 9 sand 10. Tickets good re-
turning until September Il. Express
trains Every hour on the hour" week
days, q. m TO ., m both ways
The Washington times., 1906-09-08
Baltimore and Return, S1.75, Baltimore

and Ohio r. r. Every Saturday and
Sunday. All trains both ways, both
days, except Royal Limited
The Washington times., 1906-09-08
Best From Every Standpoint.

c. as. Pure Cream Ice Cream. Druggists.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-09
9raninterit tuaatituat.

StdiSaltalaiiet menemdt tpobon td'
nd iltana luopueu fpaatimufliStaan,
ia Ifddpeid ei liene ipaifea lDptdd
lafosia ppipnien luomolaisten Iiial'
le.
&pmnenen .pdipdd Iitte trommertt
,eiittimdt tpootimutienIa Iupertnten'
oentti .Somlel Yroopue lpaotien 20
Ientin forotlisto pdilpdd fobti. 50
fpmmenen pdimad mp6nlinSt mie'
bet foitpannon iobtofunnalle mietti'
misoifoo. Npt OIL mddrdoifa los
pusia, ia riebet eitpdt menneet tDo'
b5n.
IomenturisIo tpDSfentelee noin
ITO miestd, miitta fun tranlmerit o.
mat lafosio, idptpp maln'ln nosta'
minen fesfepttdd, Iiud nio pboefldn
.ustollista" itdiualtaIaista eiipdt iof'
ia pustea ibaiteiIe toitfen irrotettua
fifped. Wluu.en faipannoua fpalli'
lee bprpa idriestps, iota lattolaiiei
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elipdt ole prittGneetfddn bdiritd -
lellailesta tdptDflestd t,iliIi muutas
monloisten ipiranomoisten ottaa eff
merftiG.
Cuba balmaa tD1iuointaa.

gSasbinoton, elof. 6 y. - Gubar
bauitus on rpbtpnpt Iutremmoiiiin
toimenpiteiIiin tarfott,ttIesia Iaaoa
iiirtolaiIia Guroopasto mliiittamaan
laarelle IliuremmasIo mddrdsId tliin
on tdbdn Iaatfa ollut oIinnIaita.
Sarfoitltieen on toIalpallan fon9'
resii mpDntdnpt ftptettdndtfi nlilioo'
no ooloria fpuooesia, ia oifomus
OH banttia etupddsId iellaista lpd.
FED. iofa on halufosta iddmddn
Suboon tporiinaiIitii aIiffaif'i.
Gspaniasta fpud iiirtpi Cuban
ipiime puooen oitana fotpnaisto
ipiiiifpmnenti t,batta benfed, NUT
ta Iitd eli pioetd riittdmdnd. Saoren
iofuriirilielpfIille tarpitnan palion
enempi tpDmoimaa fuin mitd field
tdtd npfpd on iaatatpisio. Siten on
ballihs pddttdnpt banffia ipapoan
motfon Guroposto Gubaan tpomie'
billie, ioto ptiindiIille tai perbeelIiiiI'
lie, iptta boluapat aiettla Snbaan.
GhtpddsId baluttiIia tietpsti opai
espaniolaiiet, iotfa pbteiIen tielen
fpuofii tpoiipat beIpomrin ia pifem.
min perebtpd maon oloibin fiiin
y hnt, mutta mnDetin Guroopan
>; ;iisto moiSta otetoFn iinne (iir'
" haiuFa wnSseoua
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stummuas tpallitiee Ne,p Yorfisia.

Neip gorf, Glof. 6 y. : admpD'
mittari(la IS astetta ia S3, tdmd
pdiwd ubfaa ola pbtd funma fuin
eilentin, iofa oil fumein pdipd mifd
tdbdn Iaatta on ollut tdnd feIdnd.
&olme fuoleman tapausta ia mons
ia ppSrtpmtstd f,iumuiben iobboss
ta, ilmoitettiin 10 tparbain tdndn aa'
muna poliiIitpirastoae ia tubonfit'
tain rienIimdt ibmiiet roittiimpaa IL
maa nauttimaan ldbiIembula ole'
min feidbutuiloibin. 3ibeasti oiu'
tuisia faupunsin oiisia, itd'puolello
faupuufio, eilin italia, ibmiiet nut
t,,ifpat fatuien iimufdptdmilld, To-
toiIIa ia faupunfin puistoisia, naut'
tiafIenfa raittiimpao ilmaa ia erds
mics, nuffuesiaon fatalIa, fppDrp
iieIta aqapIetpaon fatuun, Iaaber
Iiten topaturmaiien fuoleman.
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W. g, firiuri.

Jos Serra 1uo, SaImon Greetin Gfp.
Sutb. &anIalIisIeurafunnan firfosIo
maanantains, eIpf. 13 y. Flo 10 e.
&oulu testdd main enfin pboen nil.
Con. Sitten iatfomilesta ia pddsto-
ppbdsid Iopitaan foulun emf ipiiton
aiolla.
slstoriasia neutrality-suspicious.
firfosia olfoa rippifouIu maanon.
toino, eIof. 20 y. Flo 10 e. pp. aou.
lit festdd fofli miiffpa. padstD pp.
I'D on ippStmun 2 y.
8ouluun aifopia lopIia fehoitan
abterasti Iufemdan mutta testaments
It'd, fotefiSmusto ia 9ibIian bistori
ao, iotfo firiat tuliii ieuroto mpSsfin
mutana touluun.
a. 8. Risioneu9
uniontopn, historic, Ore.
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3eab Gitt, q. 7af.
Seindf. 20 y, 1906.

Setnut. ZS y, l9OO.
S9eId on oIIut tddqd tpaibteleluoa.
3epddstd oil folffoa ia Iateista,
fpaan tllipa fumminfin Idmpimdt.
Fin iImat tdnne 9lad Soilliin.
gDiime Sunnnntaina eli % y. tpie'
raiIi tddad Hocf Sprinsiin 2anIel.
lisIeuraf,tnnan pastori U. 70. Wi.
len ia iamona paipdnd pioettiin tirs
fonmenot luomal. firfoSia. yliitten
pddtpttpd toimitettiin StIendis en-.
lutb. ieurafMnnan papin ipaoIi, iosIa
ipiioestd bafiiaSta tuli fpalitufIi
ebelId mainitti pos:ori gDilen. Sdn
aifoo iaopma tdnne tp6iuainioueen
faboen fuufauben pddstd, - teripe
iuIoa maan, fpadpd olemme olleet
10 paimenettafin.
Seurafiinnan puoIesta
W. g., firiuri.
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Sum Semrif Sbien aifoi ntuiittaa
3ansfaan.

Grddlle tanstalaiielle ianomaIebtis
miebele on &ristionidsia ferrottlt,
ettd Sbien felron toiisiaan aitoi
idttdd fiittdmdttDmGn &ristianian ia
aIettiia a aiumaan &Dpenbaminaan.
&un ilnlri rllnoiliia palaii fotiin Nor
iaan olesfelttaan pitfdn aian uItos
MALTA. tpmofraii bdn itIelleen upean
buoneistpn glrfpinosaaben ia Orams
menspeienin tulmasia, iota on taus
neimpia poiffoia fofo &ristianiasIa
ia iosta on ndfDala linnaan. Silloin
oil feinottelu,puoii ia teinotteliiat fils
pailipat talosta. Wluttu mpDsfin
ipaltio baluii tpuofrata talon ia Min
anottiin Sbientin irti. Edstd fatferois
Iui marba runoilia i.irlresti ia bdneu
pstdtpdnid altoifpat toimia. Grds
bpipin t,lnnettu anoma!eboen tuiniits
taia meni talon iIdnndn lIotIe ia Ies
liti, ettd tdmdn on peruutettatpa irtis
ianpmiienia. Sids,td fieltdptpi nou,
oattamosta mainittuo paotimusta,
nlutta iImoitti Ihmalia, ehG baneu
taptpi forottaa |ipuotra 2,1OO fruus
nusta 2.3OO fritunitun. Sos oil en=
i'm tapabtunnt buIlusti, oil tdmd MT
tpieId pobempaa. Ioenrit Sbien mans
moi mabtanan norialaiIen tpalan,
ettei ban anna nplfed itiedan, ia ettd
bdn, JOS ipuotraa forotetaan dprilds
fdd1, beti mltlttaa 36penbaminaan,
misl a ban tpoiii iaoaa paIion ta,t-
niimman buoneiston 2,1OO fruunult
la. Se outtoi ia fGipi min, ettd
6enrif Sbien iai aIua fuoIemaanIa
Iacffa Ordmmensmeienin parrella
goria iai ptdd Iuuren runoiIiian
ia.
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Gmalammim aaii merilafi.

GnsIannin parlamentisia on lai'
tpaIiiffeen alaIla tiinnettu eousmies
dustin TapIor uiitta mer'Iafia fdii'
teltdesid tebnyt ebootufIen, iolla on
Iangen iuuri merfitps faiffiin ulfo'
maalaiIiin lniipanmarustaiiin ndb'
ben. GbbotiifIen tarfotufiena on ie
ettd iofainen, iofa on brittiIdiien tuo,
mioipaIlan piirisid ia iola on iotain
Iaamista ,iIfomaaloiien Iaiipan iidn'
ncltd, moi erdisId tartemmin moi:
nituisI tapoufiisia painetaan Iaiipons
iIdnndn 8ritannion poltafunnoSIa
oIeipan omaiIunoen tofamoritfoon
IoomiIenIa mofiutii. Suomioistuimels
la on ipaIta ratfaiSta Iaomismaotis
mus ia iurmota peIfoion oifeus.
5dmdnIaatuinen mddrdps on uuIi
Gnalannin IoinIdabdnnDsId. gbteens
tSrmdpsoiioisIofin poiboan oinoas'
toan ie loiiua, iofa oil pbteentormd'
ptIeen oIolliieno, ponno tafofporif'
foon. Somola Ioitpaniidnndud ioa
ola GnsIonnisIo fuinfo monta lat
,paa tabonIu ia m,iutafin omoiIuut'
ia, muitto ndibin ei Ioa tostea, tpaan
aii,oastoon iiiben loiiuoon, iota oil
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800 fiirtplniSta bmtfmmnt.

Gartaaena, @spania, Slot. 8 y. :
&oImeIataa Iiirtolaista, enemmiStf
+ italiaIaiiia ia espanialaiiia, butfui
tpat taubistuttatpasIa merionnetto'
muuoesia,. .iofa tapabtui ellen illallo
palos niemen lnona iouoin italialai'
nen b0prplaina rSirio" matfollo
@enoasta, Staliasia, Ntonteipioeon
ia 8uenps 2lperIiin eteld glmeritas'
ia noin 800 benfilDiud laipasia, te'
ii baatiirifon !6ormi9as iaoren Iup'
ma. 2aitpan fapteeni teti itlemnr'
ban. tunnustaen lppnd onnettomuu'
teen pletpan oma buolimattomuiten'
ia. Gan pebron (8ra5ilian) piispa
buffui ia erds tpinenfin piispa IL
moitetoan buftuneefli. Soput mat,
fuetaiista, futen mpDs laifpan ipe'
neibin taiffa pelastuiipat peneiliin,
iotfa 1aapuiipat rannolto. u1eat fas
falamiebet iotfa nrittiipdt oioa PEE
lastustpDbDn buftuifpat.
gte iotta pelastuifpat oipot MT
paIos niemeud erittdin furiasIa til
lasIa, ilman rupfaa ia tpaatteita.
ySirio" tDrmdIi tallioon, iofa trn
netaou nimeIIG 9aioS .SormioaS ia
nppoIi beii peri ebeltdfdiin. 6ornli-
gas iaori iiiaitiee noin fatii ia pnoli
peninfulmaa itddnpdin palos nies
meItd. ,Sirio" Iaiipan pmisti ytapts
sa5ioni StaIians pbtiD. Senoasta.
Gnnenfuin ban tefi itIemurban, lais
man farteeni ilmoittiy iatmaSTa
oil e4sSs mottrstaisI il I mifst'i.
iotta fnhluifpat laitpan ipdestDDn.
&aifpasia oil $40 motfustoiaa ldb'
tiesIddn Senoasta, paan 70 liIdd
mattustaioa astui loitpaan Sarce'
lonasIa, iosta loitpa ldbti mu,itama
tunti ennenfuin onnettomitilS topab-
tut.
Snnettomrhs tapabt,ti noin ipiioen
aifano ellen italia. !6Dprplaifpa Full
I'll paifeata ipdpldd !6ormi9oS Ioos
riston tautta, ipsIa Yaios Sormis
aos fari on olituiIena ipaorana ld'
pitIefulfetpille laifpoille. Soiipa al'
Fol uppoamaan beti filn ie oil tor'
mdnnpt falioon ia biripittdpd lcfa'
iorto mauitIi IoiposIa. Hannifon
falamiebet prittindt tptpnid mtfaon
aipustaa onnettomia ia ldbettipdt
uloS meneitd, iotto toiipot montd
laStetuista maibin. GnemmistD rSis
rio" loirpan mGestDstd opat pelas'
tuneitten ioufrsia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-09
.LSapani ia Nbobs,uallat.

Yietari, elof. 6 p. - ytonoie
@remja npfpddn ainoa pietarisia
ilmestpmd pdiipdlebti (faiffi milut
ndet on laffautettu) iiidltdd pitfdn
firiohtfien gbopslualtain ia Sapanin
Iubteista. &iriotutiesia ennustetaan
etta iota pioffoiu Ipttpp ndioen fob'
ben fpollan mdlilld, ettG Iiind iapas
nilaiiet Ioatpat ipaltalpan notion
pddsten sSilippiinien, Sopaiin iaar'
ten ia mabooliiesti Californian o.
mistoiitIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-09
Qlfrifa afrifalaifae,

Sobannisbursisto idbtDtetddn rDai
lp Grpresiae": GddaG paIlitiee fau
bu fpdest1n fesfuuoesIa niioen Ie
pottomuutlien ioboosta, ioibin n. +
etiopilainen firffo fiibottaa alfua iuf
faita. 1dmd iaarnaa Iotaa paltoi
boiIia pastaan fdptden iotabu,lto
naan r9lIrifa airitalaiiiIle!" Suur
iouffo faIfereia on pitdnpt fofoufien
ioSla on pddtettp farfuttaa ipalfoi
boiIet maasta.