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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-04-22
WIRELESS REPORT.

Vessels reporting into Kahuku last
night all reported fine weather between
here and San Francisco and all are
making good progress. The three re-
ports received are as follows:
Sierra, 8 p. m.-1226 miles off from
San Francisco. Light northeast breeze,
smooth sea, clear weather.
Siberia, s p. m.-Lat. 22.29 N. long.
164.43 w. $40 miles off, clear weather.
Chiyo Maru.-1136 miles off, gentle
northeast breeze, fine weather, light
sea.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-04-22
FORT STREET PAVING
CONTRACT POSTPONED

The Fort street paving ordinance was
postponed last night by the board of
supervisors, on account of the absence
of Supervisor Cox. 1t appears that the
contract needs his vote.
If the matter had been voted on last
night, there would probably have been
a tie. 1t is understood that AHA
Aylett and Mcclellan would have
voted against it. When the matter
came up, Quinn moved that it be post
poned. Without any discussion, hii
motion carried, and the paving contract
was deferred.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-04-22
CHINESE MINISTER WILL
WELCOME PRINCE TAO

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2O.-The
Chinese minister arrived here yester-
day from Washington. The minister
comes to welcome Prince Tao, the
uncle of the emperor, who is now on
his way here from Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-04-22
SUBSIDY SCANDAL.

WASHINGTON, April 19,-Former
Editor Maxwell of The American Flag
refuses to give his authority for pub.
fishing statements to the effect that
foreign interests were lobbying in ac-
tive opposition to merchant marine leg
islation.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-04-22
ALEXANDER YOUNG
RALLIES FROM ATTACK

Alexander Young was reported late
last night as much improved. He was
conscious during the afternoon and able
to recognize members of his family and
others, and was apparently recovering
from the attack which he had at noon
yesterday, which much frightened his
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-04-22
LURLINE ToWED IN.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1s.-The
steamship Santa Clara today towed into
this port the disabled Matson Naviga-
tion s. S. Lurline from Honolulu. The
Lurline rudderstock broke at sea, and
the Lurline wirelessed for aid to enter
mort
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-04-22
GRATING COUNCILMAN
FOUND TO BE GUILTY

PfTTsBURG, April 2O.-M. L. Swift,
former member of the city council. was
yesterday found guilty of graft Swift
is the first of the former counsilmen to
be convicted.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-04-22
KENTUCKY WANTS
THE CONFERENCE

Governor Prear has received O letter
from The doy Of Kentucky, urging
him 70 support movement TO have the
neAi conference of Governors held IN
the blus Gfass SLATE, The Ksnlueky }
doYemor promises biz fellow Govern.
oIs all sorts Of good time 10 ihey
sill Welt bic State.
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for Hawaii.
rather than avail himself of privileges
not freely rendered
The trustees wish to place the
Queen S Hospital at the disposal of Ha-
waiians part or full blood when they
the patient to obtain free service. All
restrictions regarding diseases to apply
here as in all other cases.
We respectfully ask the cooperation
of the mayor and supervisors and off.
cials of the county of Honolulu to the
end that the hospital may render its
aid to all of Hawaiian blood and carry
out the intent of its founders and bene-
| factors.
We propose that an allowance be
made the hospital by the county of
$1,000 per month in place of the rate
of $3.50 per diem at presen. in forc'.
The Hospital to accept all county
indigents under the agreement now
ruling. The hospital will accept Hava-
iians, or part Hawaiians, with or with
out the authority of the county. That
is, if Hawaiian applies for admission
at the hospital, the hospital authorities
will exercise their own discretion in ac-
cepting the patient, and no Hawaiian
need apply to county authorities for ad-
mission.
The county, however, to have the
same privileges regarding entrance OF
Hawaiians as heretofore.
In order to protect the hospital from
an over1ux of patients of any nation
ality sent by the county, limit OF
hospital days should be fixed as n maxi
mum for any one month. We suggest
that 700 hospital days be the limit fol-
patients, other than Hawaiians, foi
which the hospital will be responsible
10 the county under fat monthly al
lowance of $1,000.
In making this proposition II viii b'
seen that the county will benefit n
having fixed sum TO provide for
while its time will be saved In examin
ing aud treating patients of Hawaiian
race.
, Tho lIawaiians viii benefit II th
proposition h carried out,
The hospital may suffer 1naneiAlll
In admitting all natives, but will b
conforming 10 the purpose fer whicl
7, Il has been endowed.
Tho trusl0es a6k that The member
!, ~ yonF board will consider this pTo
posal IN tho same spirit with which I
II made, ana not overlooking the lac
that u u bToughi about entirely by lh
= knoNlrdge that ilaHailRna are not u
= eeiyina nndeF present arrangements IA
= advantages Ga Nhlrh ihey should he "a
iiiisi snd aei upou 4 fayoTably,
heEpsslfully,
90 hrhulf " The trustees " N
Qaeon' Hospital
y A. iusF0HOnk,
. N W Nohri
. 4 1AhfLff,
~ famHliilfr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-04-22
PRIzEFIGHTER KILLED.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1s.-Frank
Cole, the famous lightweight, is dead
as the result of solar plexus blow
received last night in match with
Stanley Rogers.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-04-22
HoRSBURGH MARRIED.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2O.-Gen-
eral Passenger Agent Horsburgh of the
Southern Pacific railway was married
here yesterday to Frances Baldwin San
born.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-04-22
DEMOCRATS WIN.

ROCHESTER,, April l9.-Democrat
Havens has been elected to congress by
1000 plurality. In 1906 the Republican
plurality was 5000.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-04-22
sHoUP PROMOTED.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 9e.-Paul
Shoup was yesterday promoted to be
assistant general manager of the South
ern Pacific system.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-04-22
BANKERS PETITION

WASHINGTON, April 19.-President
Taft has been petitioned for the pardon
of Banker Walsh. The petition bears
$4,000 names.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-04-22
JAPANESE LAW DOES
NOT AFFECT US

TOXIC, April l2. - The recently
adopted land ownership law, restrict
ing the ownership OF land In Japan to
such foreigners as come from eoun'
Try which extends similar privileges 10
japanese residents, win be promulgated
tomorrow.
Americans Not Affected.
WASH NGTON, April ~, - The OPP
eFstion of the Japanese allen land own
eTship Law, IL b. said hare, will moi ma
ieTlnlly change the status of Americans
IN japan,
Under tho terms of Tho treaty OF
1894 citizens ~ zach eonniTy may osn
~ hlIs ahd occupy houses, manufse'
i0rst, warehouses, shops and premises
IN ihs eeuniTy II the oiheT and may
lease lAna fef Tesl9epiial ahd soAmef'
flRi purposes
nelegal hisiss EreflafsllY prohibit
fafsFpss oyulpg lapt elihin lhflf
tofdfif
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-04-22
eMfs CvRfD N . Io a nAts.

FAHo OINTMENT 10 guafanissd
70 euie any eass ~ liChing, Hind,
iilesdlhg ~ pwinidiaR lllea in d ls
- aoys ~ money feisndsd hsde by
l'ARih MEDICINE ~ faini llais
y beofA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-04-22
TEDDY OFF FOR PARIS.

BUDAPEST, April 90. = Colonel
Roosevelt departed for Paris yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-04-22
WATERWAYS BILL PASSES

WASHINGTON, April l9.-The sem
ate has passed the rivers and harbors
bill.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-04-22
PERFECTLY SAFE.

Never hesitate about giving Cham
berlain Is Cough Remedy to children. II
contains no opium or other narcotics
and can be given with implicit conf
dence. As quick cure for coughs and
colds to which children are susceptible
it is unsurpassed. For sale by all deal.
ers, Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, agents
for Hawaii.
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FOR RENT-RO0MS
Furnished


/ Il ST y. z, 4I5-EXceedingiy handsome, 8
too-a paIior noor nat furnished IN lae De5-
tLs- - -ol - - - -
- 49, $500 con 80 -
---- - -
81 = 81 y T. Slo-I Pree larse. brlght 1eaG-
CL9t rooms handsomely and s3Laie1-y
great bargain
/ furnished roorls. light houseleeping permit
ted. no children
/ CT7.S77 PLACE Furnished rooms suites
OF SINGLE llrht and airy: central private
family cal
"a - y y - - -----7 -
Rooms f1IruIsreI far Iis-l,t b5lzs lT,5r-- SIS
nlgrth
" - y N --7- - 5---7-7----- - =
c0nTen:e7ces. IN q u-eeE
= - y - - -
-59rls se,,thsr, .s,r ii-ff l,-.,-si1.
irg
y 81 = " g27-7-,-7e 7----- --------- -7---77-
- -
fsrga r7-1 --I-gj.Il 80 81, S4 -..s' q
per week tTsusisnts.
~ - y ~ % - - - -
81 d56r rooms. s-as ranEe and rsfriEerst5r.
bah same aoor; complete for Isar house
i-@t---s-
ST " 1-@a-a r+-acrf,-. -, 49, ~
room IN private home sulfai.le fe- e-enf7r-
nlen or married couple. with board Il de-
SS-lS-, Convenient location. reasonable
~ - ~ - -
aIld naJh; same floor; also dining room and
------ ~ l[L-eIet-
ii Sl. ~ 80 l5Oi-FTonr and rear ROOMS.
81. s----Dis -C' lolr gentlemen; near bath5
L-&lL ana cltan-
n 81 n W. lS1O-Slngle rooms for men,
-1e o pnoLle-
ST y y, s47-Large, cool roon. second
uoors 81 also front basement room. s..
The Washington times., 1910-08-06
WANTED-R0OMS & BOARD

VVANTED-By. young man. board and room
with q Jewish family BOX $40. Times
offica-
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BICYCLES

HORSES md VEHICLES
$50 VIII buy a NEW rubber tire
hIO(b SURREY. canopy top: leather
- - trim. and ali We 1910 features
EASY TERMS
Prodigy Carriage Co.
See Our Complete List OF Vehicles
80 sd st N W
vYANTED-Horses in exchange Tor GEAR sub
urban lots. near street car. one fare
VVrss1 or call on MARTIN DODGE. cedar
HeIEbts, Cor. Sheriff read and Cedar ave.
z F. ID. No :. BelninE-
FOR SALE-Horse. 80 lbs and sound
chap 500 Georgia ave y W
SINGLE pony harness and rubber Ire una
bout, SO; also 4-seat trap s1s Nd av- y E
FAIR VIEW STOCK FARM II your ho-ss
IS Eun Gown or needs a months rest with
special treatment. phOns DOWNEE STA
BLES. n 22S6
CAN'T has 10 car leads OF r1nabOuts. sur
reys, and sprinE wagons VIII sell them
REGARDLESS q cost 1876 u St y W
FOR HIRE-Pleasure teams. business teams
OF horse for your wagon, By the day.
week OF month. at reduced rates PITS
SoGLEB T,zr 80 Pa ave. y. VI. Main 81
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

CLEANERS 81 a day. cooks 50 a
week FISHERS AGENCY. 4ls 1oth 81
CHABTBERMAID - Expe-ienced: colored
steady WORK ass Pa ave n W
CHAMBERNIATDs- White. Apply to House
keeper. Raleigh Hotel
COOK-Good, plain. no laundry work or gen
eTal houseW ork 70 be done good wages
VIII be paid to r5ght party, ll5 Eye 81.
n W.
DIsHwAsHER-Colored. female. Is Il ST.
y W
GIRL for ofIce work. experience not ab-
sosutely essential Address ia own hand
writing. BOX 80 Times onice.
CIRL-Colored, general houzevork. plain
cooking: no washing 81 z Cap.
GIRL-white. as waitress in day restaurant.
must be active and willing good pay Zi2
North CAPITOL. corner ~ c
GTRI-white. young. 10 nurse two children.
good home for quiet Industrious girl. 800
18th St y W
GIRL-Colored. who can do alterations on
ladies' and Eentlemen's clothes. also re-
pairing ~ s. X
GIRL Tor general housework: wages s. week
al4 Ind avs y. W
GIRL Tor general housework: white pre-
ferred- llS2 Columbia -, Apt =
LAUNDRESs-Good. for Mondays and Tues
days los Mass ave y y
LAUNDRESS-Colo at - Q St X w,
NEW TERMINAL CAFE
PLAIN COOKS. general houseworAers, cham
bermaids- 1875 l1th 81 y W
SALESIADIES al the BEE HIVE STORE
s16 eth ST y W
SEAMSTRESS- Ezper5enoed n mottress
work Apply STUMPH & LHFORD. 7th
and X n "
Trimmer and millinery pre2arers- Io1 H
St n "
WAITRESS ES-Tvgo, experienced HAIR
VEE'S LUNCH ROOM SO sth ST n W
WAITRESS Experienced. white BOYD :
CAFE. I721 Pa ave
WOA1AN-White. as hoGsekseDer5 country,
Piscatav-ay- Prince George county Nd E
H HERBERT
WOMAN-Steady. for chamber work. al 81
IL 81 y "
YOUNG LADY with some knowledge Of
stenography and JyDeWri-llg for address
Ing circulars and General Office work; p H
s girl preferred Address BOX 554, Times
Office. stating sally expected
YOUNG LADy-PIeasant. for light Office
work Apply at once. 24l2 18th ST. y "
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F0R sALE--MIscELLANEOUs

RESTAURANT HOTEL MEN. Attention.
The Young Mems Christson Association Of
fers AT private sale their entire splendid kit
chen AMI dining room equipment. consisting
o. tables chairs. buffets- china closet. large
colonla4 clock. refrigerators. Zee boxes, steam
table show cases, cashiers desk. codes
tanks. gas ranges. modern kitehe-- utensils,
etc. etc STRICTLY CASH SALE.
Ready Tor inspection and sale Monday
August Srh
apply TO c. y CHASE. Special Secretary
y Il g a Eu--z--. -. n = = V !
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
MaIs-

WANTED-By young married man. axe "a
neat appearing. steady. Industrious seven
,-earsf business experience best referan-es
Times Office
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FLOOR FINISHING

WASHINGTON PARQCET FLOOR SUR
FACING CO. $50 Sd St - W. old
parquet doors scrapsd down, relied. polished.
waxed: expert workman work guaranteed:
send postal
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COaDuSSI0NERS o.
THE DISTRICT or COLI LELA- Wash
VIII be received At this o1ice uuriI ~
O'Clock p 10. thursday September lst 100
tank chern---- engine Tor Use IN the Fire
Depar-menr o. the District OF CoIu-pbf7
Form OF proposal, s1recihcat5ols, and reces-
sary infoT-lat-o1 may be o5-a5ned upoa az
plicatieu 90 the Properly Clerk u. - TO-
90. District Building CUNo Il RT-T0T.rE-
join a JOHNSTON. e II aARErTsTr
(ActirE Commissioners, -. c.
OFFICE OF THE SOlBuSSIoNFPS ~
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA wash
ilE-Cn- august lsc. 1870 Sealed r=-,u-.-srs
vii be resolved al this Office mai -
clock p m, wednesday. August ION 800
for furnishing io1. more less metal -6.l<-
ers- 60 oe installed az the Central Eieh
school ms city Form o. proposal sueci-
hcatIGns, and necessary irtorruaci6-i may be
obtained upon application 20 the pr1rs-rv
SleIh. d -. I.oen go District Buii5ins-
CCNO II HlLOt-tH- JOIN A JOHNSTON
z. " MARKHAM tActInEJ. Co-ar5ss5o-19--Sz'
D c
OFFICE or TIE COMMISSIONERS MS
IISICE % coz AiS1A, WashinE-ol. jay
g, 1910 SEALED PROPOSALS VIII lie re-
ceiyed at this o1ice uutiI = p. m vrefsss-
day august 70. 49, Tor ElUEubing Wark in
the Hilton and Anthony Rover Seh1,fz
formation may D. obtained or The f-bTsr
Clerk Engineer Department Rom ~ NJ
trict Building CCNO. H RUDOLPH JOHN
A JOHNSTON. WILLIAM v JCDSoN
Commissioners-
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT on
COLUMBIA. Washington. July 60 1870
Sealed proposals VIII D. received al this
Office until O'Clock D u-s august - $50
for grading ana improving suburban streets
and avenues IN the District o. Columbia
Forms OF proposals, organizations and reces-
sary information may be o5tatna5 from
Chief Clerk. Engineer Department Room az
District BUILDING Is astinstCn- d c CU-NO
y RUDOLPH JOHN A. JOHNSTON
WILLIAM Y JUDS0N. Commissioner D. q
0FFTCR OF THE COMMISSIONERS Of
TIE DISTRICT or COLI E3IA g. Wash
fuetor-. d c.. July -. 1919. Sealed propo-
posals VIII be received at this Office unsu
: O'Clock p IA. Aug s. 1870 FOR furnishing
labor and material 70 replace two boilers
il the basement OF the sumner SchauL No
- I7th and II streets n. w Blank forms
Of proposal and All necessary Information
may De obtained from the chef Clerk o. the
ruEfneer Department Room az DEstr5f.r
BUILDING JOHN A. JOHNSTON. CCNO Il
RUDOLPH WILLIAM Y TLDSDN Com
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DENTISTRY
W0RKINGMEN, S WANTS

WOREINts8fEN-V-hy not Try 'e1n an. see
The '-barSoins'' big and SMALL All this sum
rler until faI- here's where we show our
gaI, tailored, slightly used suits s. 60 SIS
for short and tall. one price JUSTHS OLD
STAND SO d
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS9
White help and uaoderats prices LEON -
CAEOONs acme Window Cleaning Co. -
sae-s5 - e.. c st y. ", Phoae IL 1Ss,
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Femaie.

GERMAN GIRL. does not understand Eng
fish. wishes POSITION as houseworker el2
9Th ST y W
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-14

Wiime piifoGa t,iIi erds niles nj
meltd Wtatbetp .. Ooss Gbicasor
poliiIiaiemalle ia ianoi poliii iipddDi'
fD0e: rWtind tapoin paimoni; ei bdn
tebnpt iiIemurbaa. Seiodn on paras
noneita minut."
Wties ieIitti Iitte, ettd bdn pqni COR
boli boppoa maimonIa oIueen bei'
ban oIesIa g8oibintonisIa 9. s,
tpuoIi tafaperin, mutto fuoIemon ia
pausto huftip1 lautotunta ontoi pdd.
tDfien, ettd itIemltrba oil tapobtunut,
Wlies Ionpi pIemSnId oboiStettu ri
tofIenIa iobbosta ia IuuIeiponIo Ioo'
man rauban tltn fdrIii Ioilliien ron'
9aishtIen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-14
Sapmalaiien falaperdimem
fuulema.

g8iime ipiifolla tapabtui &lonbps
fesia. Wiinn; itdpd tapaturma, fiin
Jobn Siriimdfi ioutui hlnan ale
iaIaperdiieud tafpalla, = Sdn tuli
'inne toisten ipDmiesten fonsIa rau.
dtieroifan ipDiunasIa Flo 11,39 pdis
odlld. Seuraoipana pDnd Flo ta,
pabtlri pnneitomuus. SiipurobalIo
oil raiitatietnDmiesten iuna ia fen os
bitie fulti pddrooa0a taporaiuna.
Sdmdn ale ioutui Sobn SirIimdfi.
Snnettoman mieben ruumis m, nj
toppaIeifli paunuien pp6rien aua
monesta fobbin ia nditd oIia iuna
iitten laabaIi pitfdn matfan.
&ufaan ei ndbnpt tapat,irmaa,
mutta Ionotaan ettd bdn finasteIi
emmett fuolemaanIa foImen tuntemat'
toman mieben fansia, iotta idlfeen
fatoiinot paitfafunnaI'
ia. Wormaan ei tiebetd Ditto tapa.
turman iattuesIa 9irIimdead rabaa.
Sobn Siriimdfi oil 32 tpuoben l.
tdinen ia fotoiiin 8aubaipalta. 9dn
oil tdsid maasia noin tpiiii tpuptta.
9lioilleen ei bdn antanut mitddn ties
too itIestddn tpiimeiSten fuuben fiiiis
fauoen oifana. Wainaian fdpi bau-
taamosIa bdnen peIienid CHARLES
SirIimdfi Gonneutista, 8.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-14
Suopeenseu ieurautaa.

&ofIi iuopunilttn miestd tuIi ruiime
piifon louantaina fapaffaan gto.
442 2:no atpe gteip 0orfisIa ia tap.
poiiuot fapofoitIiian Potrit GoIfupn
ompumollo bdneen uIeita loutotfIia,
IppStG ettd t6md tieItdptpi BELLE iuo.
mia antomasta. Wturbaoiat ebtipdt
pofopn ennenfuiu poIiiIit iaapuipat
poifoqe. Soinen beistd GborIes Gill
brooe, alias vStibo" man9ittiin pa
ri tiintia mpDbemmin, fumppdni IDps
oettiin tieocttpmana iuopumiltlesta
ieuraaipan fulman fapafasta.
9linoa IilminrGfiid tarioiliia Peter
Oiebl fertoi topanfIesto leuraapolla
tdtpala: Wtolemmat miebet >olitpat
olleet fapafasia periantoi iltana ia
iuoneet foiffi rabania. &un Soffnp
ei ontanut BELLE robatta iuomia poiS'
tuitpat he ubfaufiIIa. 2auantai aa'
muna iaapuifpat be aifaiieen ia ipaas
titpat iuomia. @oiInp fieItdptpi Gil
loin tarttui rSfibo" painapaan II
faorin Ieittaaiaan ia foetti fild lDbs
od @oiinpd, tdma fppristpi tisfin
ale. Sillpin alfoinot iuopot anpua
uIeompia loufauflia 2erdtpsten, peis
lid ia pulloia meni pirstoIeitii. &un
be betfeff 'taufofitpot oifoimat Diebl
ia Soifnp onostaa oIeet iuopuneilta
miebiItd. Samaua olfoi rStibo"
uuoen tuIen ia @offnp taatui DieIin
Ipliin. Dielb ontoi ruumiin l,iiiua
LATHAM ia foetti. piodttdd murbaas
iaa. !Sdn ei oIlut fnlIifii pdfepd
piodttdmddn miebid, iotfa pddiirpdt
-forfuun. GrdS noopuri iofa oil fuuls
hut laufautIet ilmoitti aiian poliifine.
vSfibo" tieItdptpi tefemdstd Ieltoa
teostaan ia bdnen iotperinIa tpietiin
polttltalemale lelfpidmdon.
@ofinp oil fofii ipuotta iitten inens
npt naimiIiin ia oIui tpaimonia ia
pboen Iopienia fonsia go. 493
Cast 1873 Il. Wturban ebeIIiiend pdis
mdnd oil @oifnpn poimo ipunpttds
npt toiien lapienia.
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5 vuOsikerta

1e lDtpttt toifpoa tuon Ioiroan 5pbGs
meeid. Satin bdnet fen !Serran baIs
h'un. iofa ei itlenaista fpnitildn.
Modntd Iammuta.
Hoffaot psidWdil Scfin, iotfa
n6itd riiuid pilfalilesti nonraen Iuets
te. Gn ole tarthnut tpndGn pilta
tafleni ia pariata tieni ioTiaIisteia 81,
IT'D Ell toll toboo ieboG.. Slen taritl.
nut fDnddn iddlistd noitn SneerIoIs
lin nbreio fobtaon. SddIisiG niitd
tnbaniia tobtaan, iotta Iooipat fdr.
ia tanbeito tusfia toisten femptmie.
lilppoen tdbben. So find. pstdpdIes
nj, iofa pubut piIfoUiIesti ia irpaten
Sumolasto: muista ettd iinulletin
moi 10 tdnddn 'fapbd Iamoin fuin
fdpi tuolle naiieue ellen. Ald piIf.
faa Sumalaa. Slld boIipetIi Sdntd,
.iilld bdn on iittenfin ie !6erra, ioua
on faitfi ipoima taimaasio ia maan
pddud.
rSunnuntaitertpebbpfIen toimitus
liiHda padoIenan firioitufien lops
luun omasta puolestaan ieuraaipat
ianat:
2iidDtieffi eoeIIiIeen tppimme mais
nita, ettd fpainaia, toiiiue Iasndoue
le oil pnbunut: Woi! jos iIdni olili
tddad! 6dn on fristittp, mics. Mi'
nd rauffa olen buonoon Ieuraan
ioutunut. Gn tpuoIifauIiin ole firs
fosia fdDnpt. g8oi minua onneton-
ia! Wtibin poitani ioutuu! Gtt'ei main
tulili Iamalle tielle. Sli toifponut, ets
tel main poifaa fasnatettaiIi Sumas
Ian fieItdiafii. Serra Seeius, armabs
oa minua, orta minuo!
Slfopn tdmd idrtpttdtpd tapaus
nellie faifille naroitutiena ia febois
iufiena, etIimddn Serroa, fosfa bdn
lDptdd taioetaon, rufpilemaan bdntd,
fosfa ban ldsnd on. (Ses. Sc; 6
,&otimao". 3-1S-10.
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g8iime iunnuntai'pDnd ipan9itii
GIoquetin, Wlinu. poliiIi iuomaloiien
9ictor paanaien. putfasIa aifoi
poliiIi tarfastaa paanaien tasfut,
JOS bdneud on oIeita, mutta iuoin
alfoi tponfi lp1mddn ia potfimaan
poIiiIia ia piimein iai fpield poliiiin
fapuIan iona piefii poIiifia pddbdn
la iitte patent.
&ofo faupunsin ppIiiiipoima mod
rdHiin etTimddn miestd, iofa plan
iootiinfin fiinni ia iliIiettiin putfaan.
poliiii mofaa npt faupun9in iairaa'
IasIo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-14
Sidm raffams.

y8iime maanontoind putoIi pieni
fahoen tpupoen nanba poifa g8ol'
ter 9lnoerion failppon &enmare'iSId
q. Dot. Sidnid 2nate 9lnberIon buo:
maii tuon ia pelastaofieen poifanIa
hIceto rs ioIfaa ippdstd faiposta
fitoi ban tDpbeh ialfoibinia ia bDp
pdli pdd eoelli foilpoon. Hiippuen
tDDoen pddsid, pdd 'peoen roiasia,
onnistui anoerion iaaoo lopien ~
litnld. Wtutta tllosia tpaifeosia oie-
maSIa tdptpi iIdn ola len aifoa fun
tpaimonia fdpi bofemasia naapu'
reita auttamaan miestd plDs, iofa
otli aifaa noin 20 minuuttia. ga 1T,
te fun naapurit iaap,iwat buomattiin
mdlitdmdit6mdfi iiontaa faiippn
iuuta ettd mics IapIi Iplisid moi iiitd
ldpi fiilfea. 2dmd tpD otti aifaa Id,
bes pmoli tuntia.
SOpultafin iaatiin It'd ia Iapf plDs
mutta fumpif.n min beitfona, ettd
tartpitIiipat ldGfdrin aqua.
9ptpd lufiia: Tdsid futpastui e.
teeii iidn raffaus lastaan fobtaan.
&c oil fuin beiiasius Iiitd raffau.
besta ioaa SumaIa meitd faiffia ib
miiid rafastaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-14

Siusnillestd, pa, tulee tieto, ettd
Sieud iurulliIen tapaturman nbrifIi
ioutui nuori mics Oscar Soriu. !6dn
meni tpDb5n Idbeud SofpeumiIIed ole'
fpuan ruutitebtaaieen. 6etfen aifaa
tpDsfenneltpddn Iai bdn idbfDlaitofs
Iesta tuIen fipindn tpaatteiliinia, iot.
ta paloirpat tietpsti onfaralla tatpals
la, polttaen !Sariun rurmiin min pa'
boin, eitd ban z tunnin fuluttua fos
tpaa tusfaa fdrIittpdnId fuoIi
goungstomnin ioiraoIasia. 9ariu
oil raitis ia funnon iuomoIairen,
idltddn 10 tpuoben.
SamosIa mpupsid noin pori puot-
ia Iite menetti mpDs fatIi iioma'
loista benfenid mpnpu rdidbbpfIes'
I'd, nimittdip Wlotti Wlanninen ia s.
iot 2aipanber. Wonninen fuoli rd,
idbbptIesId, mutta 2opanber fuoIi
pasta ionfun tiinnin fuluttuo
Younestomnin iairaaIosia birfpedd
tusfaa fdrIittpddn. 2omonber oil
perbeelIinen .6dntd idipdt iuremoan
paimo ia 6 olaifdistd losta.