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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06

Spulufuuua
s.. Station.

Smblatunnelma maltaa ipbdmeni
tdud betfead, ettenpd mot Qua mai'
nitIematta niistd iubIabetfistd, ioitc
oIemme %iaaneet niettdd SumaIan
armoSta. Sumalan ormosta on ie,
ettd oIemme iaoneet fpiettdd !6erran
S~eeIufien OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, JOS
ia ionanIosfufin ionoo, ettd rSoulu
iubIista ialoin."
MainitIen ndbdien, ettd Warquet-
ten Gm. 2utb. 2onIauisfeurafunta
fpietti iouluiublan nDffimteliipps"
ro~ittiusieuron Ialo1o. EomauiieSti
omat roittiusfeurat wiettdneet iouIu'
iubIaa pbbesid ia mpbs be omai
futIuneet alma ieurafunnan idienet
iubIimaon beibdn mufanaan, ioten
Ie~uratunta pddtti puolestoan tdnd
Souluna pitd6 iouIuiubIon Ia mp5s
futIua raittiusieurat funnioittomaon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06

Soulufuuua 1909.
GIina Honbto.

2auiisti Iunas.etut melieni ia Nia'
veni! Serran armo ia rouba fans'
5anne! = Ie rauba, ioto Ell maailma
antoa taiba. @a0itforn ie ipbd.
men MT ia alma iionfoiffiiesti!
slpt oIemme iaaneet niettdd folliin
6erramme Seeiufien ipntpmdmuiss
toiubIaa, iosta 10 profeeta taifi Sers
gan bensen maIosia ennustaa:
,Naetae on poifa ipntpnpt, ionta
bartioiua berrauS on" Sobeua III.
melapIi, ionfa bartioiaa oil berraus
taifen ipnnin, fuoleman ia faifen
perteIeen maaan pli. 9dn on pffin
b~errain 6erra ia funin9asten 2u'
uinaas, ionfa eteen terta tdptDp fus
ninsaStenfin maItiffania beittdd.
QuuIee nuori pstdtpdni, iofa nie'
I'd tpaeIat nieraana file Serraue,
iofa terta @etiemanen prttitarbasia
Enunfin Ipntiei tdbben inertia bt
soiii. Seiiabbu, OF ieiiabbu betfefii'
eddn aiotteIemaan fuinfa fatferat
tdrfimiiet ia tasfat or !9dn ipntiefi
tdbben farIinpt, dldfd endd Sdntd
tpnneiadi murbeeuiieffi iaota. anna
upt 10 Ipodmeii 9erraae, ettd 9dn
(aifi fen oiteoIa lola ia riemula
sapttdd. &c lilo mifd foawutetaan
maaiIman ipntimenosta, on plan
obi mennpt eitd ole oifeastaan mi'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06

Ildsndolouaan taliin Wapa btaiam'
me SeeiufIen 2ristutIen ipntpmdn
muistoiublaa. So f%aniaa iaapuifin
hoali aiman tdDteen. Wtutta ei
mp0stddn puuttunut t%obiStufIia
2ristufien' mailman ipntpmiien
merfitptiestd. iiad obielmaa ferddns
tpi % mumeroa. Waan aian md'
bppben muotIi eli moitu faiffia iuos
rittaa. Nautittiin mpDs fanpia Iei'
mosten fansIa baalin pldferrasia.
ga miimeti iaettiin iouluIabiat ia
iouIutortit. Mtutta OF! Sospa ip'
bdmesIa olifi Ie labid faiffein fors
fein, ionfa Serra Sumala labioitti
~fuuren r%affautenla tdboen MIN. Sees
Iufien 8~ristufien.
Soulusaamuna Flo 5 alfoi iuma>
IanpoIweIus iamasia ~paifasia, ion'
ia pitt pastorimme s. 8. Seimos
men.
Tapaninpdimdn iitana pioettiim
&riStiaiIen NuoriioIeuran fofous ia
5iead oil obielmaa oifein runfaasti.
Sieud eiiintpimdt pubuiina pastori
Seimonen. .. &orpi, Sacob Hanta,
mrs SANTA, s. Sdrwenpdd ia toilet
milf benfilbd eIiintpimdt runoiqa,
tertommtiiaa ia lauluiaa. Grittdin
bausfaa oil fuuIa min monen fers
toileman iiitd fuinta ibanoa on ola
SeeIuficn ieurasia. Sa tdmd mont
puoliiesti iulistettn Sumalan jana
tefi iaanmieton erittdin bupaifafii
~toiIelta puolen. Wtutto Ell min palio
iloa ettei pnolefIi iurma, fiad iiiarem'
me eliiabetb S%drmenpdd pitt By
pdstiidttDpubeen, iofa tell ipman
IiitututIen monen inodmesid. Siud
han ldbti festuuoestamme oinon
tunte rationale paiffafunnaIe. JOSS
ia tustin lDptpp pbtdfddn SeeIufien
ieuroaiaa, ioten moi tuba bdnelle
eldmd bpmin maifeafii. Waan toi'
tpomme fuitenfin on, ettd SeeIus
aristus iaiii ola bdntd iobtamasia
ppbdn %IananIa fautta e~ldmdntietd
eteenpdin ettei IieIunpiboainen ioiii
efIptt6d pois eldmdn Sumolan tun'
temiIesta, maan ettd ioiimme Iitten
pboeeid piettGd iubloa ianfoitfiIiin
aitoibin tunnian pa%ltafunnasla toi'
moasIo.
go Jos iotu Iatiuu nditd riipid LII
femon, iofo ei mield tdiitd Iiid ia
ioiIuutto: mintdtdboen SeeiutIen pitt
tullo mailman, Min tuule: iuur
iinun ipntieIt tdhben. eitd %iinullo ! y
OF Tapaue tdpoG ppbddn Sdner
nerenlG tautio ia uefca lpntili an
icetii Seeiufien nereeId.
50. Sdutom6ft.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06

=
Sairbaafs. Minu.

SomIu on ouut ia iubloa on pie'
tetts. @Ifuun pantiin Soulm 10 AND
Abmenttina, io0otn oil meiud ratas
opettoiamme pastori w. StrSm ia
pietimme mpDs 6erran ebtoouista.
Rirfonmenoien idlfeen oil meiad ieu'
KAUFMAN ipuoIifotous, iosia tar.
fastettiin tilt ia malittiin mirfafnnta
tuIemaue muobeIe. DIR Sobn Wins
ter malittiin e~iimiebeff, mr s. 5
Salonen maraeIimiebeffi, toilet idis
tpdt panbat. Sitteu mp0s peruS
tetiin ! 8ristiainen Nuoriioieura, Jos
bon liittpi 20 benfilDd beti. Sddna
nit Iaabitaan emf tilasia. Oil neil
Id .pieId iaaaafin hartamsbetfi, ettd
tdmd oil niinfuin a%ltuiublaa.
SouIuaattono ferddnnpimme eiis
mics :. Dintterin anaraan taloon
iublimaan faiiniin fuuIen pmpdriue.
GnTin lauloimme pbbesid Wiriif.
40. 81: ,Gnfeli taitpaan %lauiui" ine.
Scr >. Srano pitt amauspubeen ia
lauIui faitfi t~ernetuQeeti. Sitten
rubui pitemmdsti Soulun merfitpt'
festd 5. Winter muiniten mpos eIis
Gdin tnpoia, iotta mpos omat iubli'
meet ia taistelleet. Yubeiben pdlild
Iauloi ptiitpiiet ia ipdliin lapiet. 81
far Wlaria Nbo beIedad ddneuddn
beldbptteli tGmdn tuoStafin laulun
jublamme iobbosta. WtpDsfin nell
6. 6irIimaa lauloi monta laulua.
@ieId eIiintpi pubeeua meliet s. 5.
Salonen, @rif 9irfimaa iefd 2ris
tian 3aonbto. Clinics ). Winter
pitt mield t%oilenfin pubeen fnin
ebeHd mrs Sraao lauiui rnnon, Jos
Ia pnbui t,olemdstofin, min idltt
mdinen pubuia mel meiodt oiattele.
maan loppuamme, ettd mabooliIesti
moi tapabtua, eta meistd 10 tuIe'
pona ioulmna On iotu pGdsIpt
mauttomaan pois maailmaSia ia
buomautti, ettemme ioTiolistien (iu'
misunderstanding tomolln piltoten
tddltd ldhtiIi.
Gen iGlteen pieetiiin p0lioifn "a
nautittiin ruumiin raminnefIi Fob
mia faaftoien fonsIa. Sitien olfoi
Iastep ia nuorten obielmo. Yph6'
fouluIapIet tetiipdt ielmdd ennustnf'
5ista ia lu;amtiista ibmilen lanfee'
mutIeSta ia pelostufiesta. Nuoriio
DielG lauIui %runoia ia lauloinot
faboesIotin rpbmdsId en9lannintie'
Hid ia mpSs iuomolaiiia laulnia.
Slfa oil 10 fulunut aomupmolelLe.
mutto mieIG niritettiin monta iloiSio
pbteSlouluo Sionin &anteIeesto els
fG tenent6Gn ollut itGnG. noon III.
mettelinGt miten oifa min nopeasti
fului. SiIar Nhon fsneIu pGGtimme
molemmin firjoittoo. mutta emme
tebneet iopimusto mitd fumpifin firs
ioittaa. 9oinomutIemme main oil,
ettd molempoin firieet tulifimot Ias
maan lebteen. WtinG tiriotin main
ndin ia toinotan Nuttoiolle, toimit
taiaue ia toto Iufiiatunna1e ormoz
ritosta uutta muotta SeeiufIesla
Wapabtaiosioni.
EIino Honbto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06
Serfelcp, Gal.
Spuluf. 81 p. 1909.

GouiiSti lunastetut petdndi.
,Sumola oil 2rietutfesIa ia Ios
mini muailmon itie to%neioni ia el
lue BELLE beiodn ipnteiddn." !Suos
meu peidp6n,! Ulinulle ia inulle
ei Sumolu ioimaa pliutettomme. 50
Jos Iiud omtmtemme SunlnIn iputid
loimdut, min tufa Iiite pplpu?.
Npnetolt %iduoo. ettd .Odn on 10
wimoiuornon idGr0mnt" 81 tiitoe
iittd %linnlle Sierra SumnIo.. Wtis
ma tpIpn iinnltd hunsiettu ihninen,
tnuncttp linG tuou loninnon Iuuren
I1iniiunoen. iotu on idiieSti %iiunoo
mu ieto, ipaon rpieldfD find %.iiteIet
SumaIon totuufIio mastuon, iotto
fuitenfin oipot idiIeSti toIio2 SillG
mitd Sdn on ianonut, iitd Ell Sdn
mllutu.
Wutto fuinta uIein fuitenfin epdis
lemme eSumolon tooishaffisto! Sos
Iitdnastoin epdiliIimme omosta it.
Iestdmme, noimostamme ia piiIom'
oestomme, min totiIeSti pGbemmdn
fppneleitd muooattaifimme. Sospa
tobeaotin muistoiIimme alma Eat
Ieua monien mabmain t%ooistuSten
peruSteeua Sumolau iopitettna raf'
fautta tipndnId olemaa ipodntd, iils
Ioin pmmdrtdiIimme, ettd faiffi
Serran teot, IaloperdiIimmdtfin, nb'
fumot main bpmppttd. Siuoin lan'
loiIimme pialmistan fansIo: Serran
tield on iuIa lilo ia rien,u, iofa ne
fdIittdd."
so find fiuIaitu matfotoperini,
dId fosfaan unboita Iitd bppad,
iota Sumala on nellie tebnpt, Fun
Sdn on ppbtinpt pois fen fdIitir'
ioitufien, iofa meta pastaan oil!
OIfoon faifiSia fpoipoisia ia murs
beisIa acknowledgements lie, ettd
Serran fanIaIa IN pield pfii lepo
taueaa, ionfa ioaputamme masta
fitte Fun forpimatta on pddttpnpt.
50 pstapdni, iofa tdtd Iuet, Jos
faifen tdmdn tdftdt, Min fiitd fiitd
Serraa.
pibd 6erra fdtemme tiinni ore
monauraSIa, iosfin foettelemufien
formesia ei faiffi ndptd aina iloffi,
tpaan pdintpaStoin murbeeffi. 81
fiitoS, tiitoS, SID rofas toifesto!
Slemmeban Sinun fdfisIdIt oletpa
fan5a ia IifIipd Ioulamme:
rSn foti, ionne mprsfpt maan
81 Iautpm fonIanoan. Y
ST Iieud murbeen fppnel fpnnd
Winun posfian,
Waan ipbdn tdptipp lola
So Iuumme ifinauruIa
3ddn omen namtinnosia."
Mimon armoSta airtiias fistonne
Sbo 3oartinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06

tddn merraten iiiben loon minfd
tio idmd SeeIus lopIi, FUN Sdn
iaapi fpbdmeii tdpttdd armola 10
IDntein anteeffi ioamiieua. So find
tin, iofa olet 10 ebfd nuofia foeita'
nut lain t1i0d omaa manburSfaut
to5i pabmistoa, ota mastaan tdmd
lapii, Sdn on iinuaefin ipntpnpt ia
Sdnen bartioinaan oil ferta finins
fin IpntiIi. GtfD muista, ettd mel,
ban Notwithstanding on FUN
5~aastainen maate. iofa Ell moi mei'
ban ipnteidmme peittdd. Mutta to-
ma Seeius oil tdpfin wonburstas.
ettd proIeetotin moi Sdnest6 lau'
Tua, ettei Sdnesid pbtddn ipntid oil
Tut. Sdnen fauttnnia olemme iaa'
meet stiifaiffein meiodn
Tpnteimme ebestd.
Ole nuori eli manba, min eli 'inul'
la ole ipptd ippttdd eIimanbempiam'
me IpntiinlanteemufIesta eifd ipptd
mGittdd Sumalaa fonafii iakmdd'
raft, ettd Sdn smanbursfaasia lais'
ianla maatii meilid it'd, iota emmc
taiba pitdd. Yptd mdbdn on Iinuna
Ipptd fpntieii tabben sip0std itiedii
Iiiben maipaan, iosia Ell beiodn
motonIa fuole eta tuli iammu ian'
faiffiesti. Siad oIemmehan tdsid
SeeIus=lapiesia iaaneet faffinfertai'
iesti faiffein meibdn ipnteimme e.
bestd ia fufa on iota moi meiltd
exempt maatia. 2aitfi paatimitIst
tdptettiin Solaatan ubri~alttarila Ill
loin FUN Seeius lanoi: &c on tdn-
tettp. = Suomaa tarfaSti mifd on
taptettp ia mitd on motiettn. ga
noiban Sdn itie Matb. 5: IL: n@n
nina tullut Iafia pddstdmddn, paan
tdpttdmddn." Niin, iiind ne tnIi ipn'
tiIifin mofIetufii FUN lafi tuli tdpte.
tpfIi. y(pt moimme riemuiten lau'
laa:
Sdnne Sidn toboon tefemddn,
Wanbursfuon lafins tdpttdmddn
J Tuli puolestamme." inc.
ylrmo ia rauba fansionne!
Mqtti nitto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06

ban Waibtelia FUN nptpinen pastori
y. Wuori iaapui paittatuntamme
sanelaan tt. 5 p. pitdmddn iumas
lanpaIpelufIen ia 6 pm iaaaa pitt
pastorimme bartausbetfen nffo
SalmefIen taloua ia olifin ndibin
iublatilaiiuufliin fofoontunut TOTO
paIion fuuliioita. maiffa Cell ia ils
ma Iattuifin iansen buono.
WiipittDmGn ldmminti olifin full
la pastorimme pubehaa, iofa fob'
bistni faiten bpmdn ia oifean etii'
miIeen. Sitd me tarmitIemme, idi.
lpttddtIemme benfistd eldmddmme
tuoreena ia termeend. Wdlinpitd'
mdttDmpps ia peniens tappaa elds
mdn ia fmolettaa bensen, mutta IN
bdmelinen uSfo meibdn 9erroams
me on faifen fasmamiien ia eoistp'
miien aIfaia. Wisid on pubbasta
ia ipbdmenistd usfoa, field tapas
taan mp5s palion t%aniaa pfIimielis
iest 5anaa fuulemosia. So meiad
on mabpa profeetau linen Jana ia
.eemme bppin, ettd fiitd naarin o.
famine, niintuin fp%nttildstd, iofa pie
meisId malaiIee niinfauan FUN pdis
nd nalfenee ia fointdbti foittaa
meiodn Ipbdmisidmme.
Minunfin eIdmdsidni on palion
aifaa iloin aiatela, ioaoin mafinai'
let toimeni eli minua fiinnitd. Niistd
moi muoben mittaon fertpd miiffo.
ia iopa fumfaufafin. Sospa main
ne tuliIimot oifeiu fdptetpffi, min
min niitten fautta fotoaiIin iuuren
bentiIen pddoman, mutta jos en-
niistd piod Iufua, min fdrIin eldmGs
nj marreua Iuuren tappion. Wonet
pstdndi5eni omot pdasIeet maitut'
tamaan aIemaan ainoaStaan len
fautta, ettd otpat iaoin ia ioutobets
Find fdpttdneet ilan aiatelmn oia
feasIa autuaaf1i teferp6sid usfos'
ia. So foettelemusten aifana ie moi
ndpttdd parbaan p%uoIenia. Silloin
Ie pitda ppstpsid ia ie elippttdd ala'
fuloiIuuoesia ia antaa moimao
faiffi festdmddn ia fdrIimddn ia
lon pddmddrdn ia taifen fen pus'
lesto, mifd toteno ia oifeono ibmi
Ippttd faunistaa. Spmd ia ipbda
meainen usfo Sumolaan ia meiodr
Serraomme SeeiutIeen GriSutIeer
ouiiaa meta tetemd6n tpDtdmme
iieudfin, misId eeteet ndptiGpdt
noimotfaammiltn. &c foSnou
mabmemmofii mastutiista. Jos Ie
on main pifeaon pddmddrddn job
ootetiu.
Sopeton tGud tertoa ndmd illar,
| oiotelmoni ia idtdn bppdsti bilioi
iuuoesiani, faittitietdtpdn ia poi'
luon 2uoiamme iuoIioon, tdmdr
leboen l%ufiiot. etentin e%ntiien paste
rimme 8. 8. Scimo Ien.
Soinotan onnea nuoelIe nuooelle.
Nlbiinus &on9ae.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06
@ile, S9S.
Soulutuuua 1909.

<\Dullllluuu OOCs
,SGnen ammonia minun fobtaant
eli ole turbo ollu," lonl uu ooostolt
4aanali ia Min jam mindtin to
oistao, ett1 SunrnIan urmo on mia
nuntin tobtouui plDnpulttinen ollut
iGnGfin To Qiirn julian oifano. !SG
men IononIa fuuitn plen laonut nont'
tin foliita ormolubioio, 'otfo omot
lpirranneet uloe ioornooio Salifan
buulilta. Sli ie ibmeeuistd fun GER
ra iobontti palmeliiania tdnne mei'
odnfin pimeddn fpIddn, iosia bars
noin ianan Iaornaoiiu fultee. 2un'
pa moon iunan funliat oliIirpot pms
mGrt1neet fiitouiIuuoeua ottoo Ionon
pootaan ia tGtted Ie, toimeIIiIeIlo
ipoGmead, ettd oltaiIi beoelmdn ton'
tnmoon ia !6errnn ipiliopellot t,pibu'
noiIemoan &uoiale t%iitotIetIi ia Guns
niotIi. Mmen! &iitos ia tunnia SG=
nele, iota istuimeuo istuu ia 6arit.
ioue, iofa meioGt mereaddn t%nnoeti.
s., Eebto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-18
MEMPHIS ANOTHER CITY
TO SHOW BIG INCREASE
Population Jumps From 102,-
800 to 131,105-large
Gains in the South.

Memphis, Tenn. has a population of
131 ,1O5, according to the statistics Of the
thirteenth census, just made public. This
is an increase of 2s, 7S5, or 2s.1 per cent,
over 1O2 $40 in 1900.
With the announcement of the popuIa-
ton of Memphis a comparison Of the
growth Of the six principal cities of the
south, for which figures thus far have
been made public, shows that Birming-
ham, Ala, leads in percentage Of increase
by wide margin.
Growth of Six Cities.
The chief southern cities in the order OF
their growth during the last ten years
are as follows:
Birmingham has a population Of 132, $50,
as compared with IS. AS in 1900. or an in
crease of 245.4 per cent.
Atlanta, Ga. has a population of 154.-
$50, as compared with S9.s72 in 1900. or an
increase OF 1913 per cent.
Richmond, Va, has a population of
127,62S as compared with $1,000 in 1890,
or an increase of SOL per cent.
Nashville, Tenn, has a population of
no, 1874. as compared with S0.S6o. In 1900.
or an increase of 1865 per cent.
Memphis has q population of 131, los, as
compared with 1O2, 800 in 1900, or an in
crease of 2S.1 per cent.
New Orleans, La, has a population Of
339, O75. as compared with 2S7, 1O4 in 1860.
or an increase Of 1871 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-18
WHIP FOR BAD MOTHERS.
Proposed Punishment for Women
Who Desert Babes.

wILKESBARRE. Pa, November Is
Matron Anna Bertels of the United Char
tiles of this city declared that she be-
lieves there should be whipping post
for mothers who desert their babies.
She has for some time advocated
whipping post for husbands who beat
their wives.
Her statement was inspired by the case
of Mrs Edith Powell, q young mother,
who, leaving her two-year-old child alone
in the house Wednesday night while her
husband was at work on the night shirt,
deserted him, leaving note SAYING ina.
by the time he returned home she would
be many miles away.
The husband took his child to the. Unit
ed Charities yesterday to be cared Tor
until he can find a home for IT.
'If the law allowed whipping post
and / had 1t now the first to be punished
would be Mrs Edith Powell" declared
Matron Bertels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-18

The commission provided by Congress
met first in 1901 and again in 1904 The
decision was reached that as Tennessee
had engaged In rebellion against the gov
eminent, her claims should not be con-
sidered. The representatives of Tennessee
today claimed that the decision then was
not final and that the matter was left in
the air six years ago. The commission
took the point under advisement and ad-
journed to ascertain from the Official
papers what had been done by the former
commission.
Some of the bonds held by the United
States government were issued in aid of
railway construction, there having been
law giving $4,000 q mile to certain
roads being constructed. Tennessee claims
that during the last year and q half of
the civil war the federal government took
charge Of these roads for it's own benefit.
In some instances It wrecked small roads
and took the material from them to use
OF through roads that were essential to
the purposes Of the government. In
wreciing the small roads II is claimed the
federal government destroyed the security
of the state, which held q lien on the
roads. 1t Is further alleged that when
the federal government retired from the
state 1t abandoned the roads without
doing anything for them. This is one OF
the numerous claims the state has against
the government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-18
PASTOR HAS TWO FL0CKS.
Congregation Presents Enougl
Chickens to Stock Colony.

WINSTED. Conn. November 1e.-Sev-
enty members Of the Torrinsford Con-
gregational Church rendered the new
pastor. Rev. w. E. Page. surprise party
Wednesday night. The party went first
to the pastors residence, and when they
found the house too small to accommo-
date them a.. ley repaired to the chapel.
where they presented to the pastor
thirty-one chickens, which were intended.
according to the speech Of presentation,
to establish Mr.. Page in the poultry bust
ness. The pastor now has two docks to
look after.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-18
Gun Discharged by Accident.
WINDS CAUSE LOW TIDES.
Operations at Marine Railways I'm.
peded in Consequence.

The low tides caused by the heavy
northwest winds are tying up operations
at the local boatyards, the low water
not allowing the operation of the marine
railways. At Regan's boatyard the little
river schooner Maggie Lee, Capt. Bryant,
which draws but about two feet OF water.
has been lowered on the cradle to its low
est limit, so that when the tide comes
back she can be fioated. The vessel has
been ready for launching for forty Eight
hours, and this morning she was still on
the railway.
The U. 8. Army steamer Pontonier. I'm
service as tender to the engineer bat
TALON stationed at Washington barracks.
has been lying at Benefits boaty ard for
two days waiting the coming OF tide
high enough to float her on the railway
for cleaning, painting and minor repair
work.
The schooner Daniel J. Ballard, which
had her foresail and jib badly torn In
the Northwestern. has been lying at the
oy ster wharf for the past two days wait
ing for them to be repaired. She will lie
rented today, and will sail for lower
river point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-18
NOSE RED NO LONGER.
P0slam Quickly Clears the Skin-Re
suits Seen Overnight.

When used for red noses, pimpies and other
blemisbes. poslam's ane work In clearing and
healing the skin 10 seen after one overnight
application. Soon the trouble Is driven away
my nose would be like boil,' says Mr.. Carl
D. Steinho6. Columbus, Ohio. mot only pain
full. but embarrassing. have given poslam a
thorough trial. My face became smooth and
fair Ny nose is a natural color and does not
get SORE"
Being nesb-colored- posam may be retained
upon the face in the daytime without attract
ing notice. When used for eczema or any itch
ing skin disease poslam stops the itching with
FIRST application, and cures worst cases in few
weeks. So with acne. letter, herpes piles. salt
rheum BARRIERS itch, and every surface skin at
fection. For pimples and blemishes only a
small quantity is REQUIRED. Pos!am is sold In
two sizes trial, so cents; regular Jars. so by
all druggists. particularly Ogrsm's, O'Donneii's
Afhecks and the Peoples Drug Store For Z
free sample write to the Emergency Laboratories
81 West :Jfh street. New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-18

To introduce Gfrm-O- XIII Inhaler and prove that
e YIN cure Chronic Catarrh. Catarrhal Deafness,
Asthma, Bronchitis, ETC.. we have arranged to
supply all sufferers on the dates named below
With . Germ-0-Kill Inhaler, together With two
hotties Of Inhaling Medicines, FOR ONLY 10
CENTS. The Germ-O-Kiu Inhaler sends clouds OF
healing oily alkaline vapor into every air pas
sage Of the nose and throat. healing the mem.
&ranes and curing the disease. Cures cold In one
day. cures catarrb, etc, 10 q few weeks. For
shis regular dollar Inhaler Outfit at Special In
troductory Price. 10 cents, call Friday. Saturday
and Monday. Nov. Is. 10 and q. from 10 am.
TO 10 Pun. at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-18
1e morning and FOUND

HE woke up one morning and found
himself famous"
"Weil?"
"And then went and made . monkey
Of himself IN time for the afternoon pa
pers TO get hold of t."-Pittsburg Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-18

Rev. C. E. Stuart prominent in Virginia
anti-saloon work, died Of apoplexy on
train Wednesday while on his way from
Ashland to Richmond. He was about
thirty seven years old and two years ago
was pastor OF Venable Street Baptist
Church, Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-18

Lawyer Ito client)-It is an unheard-
| of thing for you to murder an old lady
| for the sake of 40 CENTS! You didn't
| get enough even to pay your lawyer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-18

Nearly all lost articles are returned
when advertised in The Star. One cent
a word Is all 1t costs you for fifteen
words or more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-18
HUNTER IS FATALLY SHOT,
MISTAKEN FOR A DEER
Young Man Found Dead in Woods,
His Cousin Lying
Near, Dying.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, November
1S-The body Of True Smith, twenty-five
years old, was found yesterday in the
woods near here dead from self-in-
fiicted wound. Nearby his cousin. Sam
uel, fifteen years old. lay dying from a
shot believed to have been fired by
Smith.
Circumstances indicate that the latter
mistook his cousin for deer and after
realizing his mistake took his own life.
Hunter Hit Instead of Rabbit.
YORK, Pa. November 1S.-While hunt
ing rabbits yesterday David Myers re-
ceived a full charge of shot in his head
from the gun of Fred Laughman OF
Weileville, with whom he was hunting.
A cotton-tail jumped UP In front of the
men when Myers was in line of Laugh
mans gun In his excitement Laughman
pulled the trigger. Myers Is thought to be
seriously injured.
Gun Discharged by Accident.
ITHACA, November 1s.-George w.
Terwilliger, a mail carrier. was killed
Yesterday by an accidental discharge of a
gun In the hands of Charles Brooks, with
whom he had been hunting rabbits. They
we're walking up creek when Brooks
gun suddenly went off, discharging its
contents in Terwilliger's stomach and
killing him instantly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-18
EFFORT IS Renewed
TOEND ALL DISPUTE
Conference on Federal Gov.
ernment's Claims Against
Tennessee and Latter'S
C0untercIailn.

AT a long conference yesterday in tbs
Office Of the Secretary Of the Treasury ar
effort was made to have the government
again take up and adjudicate under q
resolution passed by Congress in 1888 the
claims of the United States government
against Tennessee and vice versa. The
resolution of Congress provides that the
board to make this settlement shall be
composed OF the Attorney General, Sec.
rotary Of War and the Secretary of the
Treasury. Those ofi1cials were present to.
day. and others in attendance were John
J. Vertrees. the Tennessee lawyer; Mai
q. B. Stahlman Of Nashville. John NJ
Hickey Of this city and Dabney NJ. Scales
Of Memphis.
The general government has in its pos.
session $7OO.GOO bonds of the state OF
Tennessee. admittedly valid securities
About half of these were issued prior to
the civil war, and the other half shortly
after the close of that struggle. Ten.
nessee has declined to take up these
bonds until the federal government set
ties certain claims alleged to be due tc
the state OF Tennessee.