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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24
smumalainem jattawpt iuaimpnla.

Suomaloinen 9lu9ust ytiemi, slus
rorasia, Wlinn., OH iattdnpt mais
monia ia WiiIi lastoon topoan
puutteeieen ia lite poishlnut poiS
paiftatunnalta teille tiet6m6tiDmille.
= &aupunsin puolesta on annettu
perbeelIe apuStnsta.
ytiemi on uIein fpansittu Iaplienia
piefIdmiIestd. = SpodmetDn lid!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24

400 puoita on urbeaSti pprtinDt
Iamaa tarfoitusperdd fobti mitta
onniS!umatta. WtieleStdni olin main
tebnpt muutamia iIdIolmuia Iiiben
ndfDiddn Ioppumattomaan Ianfoan,
iofa iobioa fipistpneiltd ieuouiIta
naman feSfutIeen. Se leiffa, ett6
iofu on pddsipt bieman pitemmaue
euin toinen, ei ole minuue mi!dGn
merfinnpt. Gn milloinfaan oliii moi
nut tpptpd wdbempaGn fuin ettd tpD
oil loppuun asti iiioritettlt.
ga 6 pnd bubtifuuta 1909 tebbes'
Idni hofpaintoioni, foetin Iaaoo oi'
fean toiitptien iiitd, etid npt 23 no.
festdneitten taisteluien ia pettpmpss
ten idlfeen pibboinfin olin onnistus
nut ppstpttdmddn faufaiien iIdn.
naani lipun iiiben paiffaan. mime
noailma tpuofIaoat oil pprfinpt.
81 ole belppo firioittaa tdlloiiista
aiioisto. Wtutta tieIin t,ilepani ta'
toiIin iiipistpneilIe ieuouille filld tie'
oolla. ettd oIin tehnpt iuuremmoiIen
lDpoDn = tiebolla, iota maailma oil
ooottamt ldbes 400 puoita ia iofa
ipiimein hlotaiiiin periIle tabtilipun
lainebtiipisIa poimuisia, fen lipun,
iota ptiiudiien erisietpn eIdmdui al
fana oil minulle n,uuttunut fotini
ia faiten raftaimpani pertaustus
tpafii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24

nartre maolorien toimeenponemot.
onat IitpepbeuiIet pdasIeet ipaitoae,
Ndin tulee Fis pfI; a'ariiiin Iuu'
rista ia omihiiiista ndbtdmpptlisto
idfii fatoamaon. ManitansIiaiiei
eifpdt olleet mifddn tapalliuen tanS'
IiiilaiIuus, ipaan ipuoiittain palau
tuna iubla, iobon main palittu len.
ra moi padSta. &aipaIieerit pliipai
maalareita, futpanmeistdiid, ioitto.
ia laulutaiteiliioita ia firiailiioita.
NaiIet taas olitpat pfIinomqan tni'
teiIiiain malleia, ia bppin tarftoia
oItiin liitd, eitei fetddn epdilpttdmid
bentiloitd pddsipt Iiiddn. Sublaa
ipietettiin rl,umiillilen fauneuoen iub.
lana ia ienfpuofIi ei fenesIdfddn be-
rdttdnpt pabaa niieltd tai pabeflir
mieta, Jos tptDt, iotfa iofa iublasia
toimeenpantanosIa iublafulfueesla
eIiintpifpdt fauneuoen inmolottarina,
olitpat paratiiIipumusIu. W(ieIiola
on mitd parboin ia foiffi mitd ias
nottiin tai tebtiin ppipi alma iolpe'
lioiluuoen roloisia. &ufin tpttD, io'
ia baluli iublaon ottao oiaa, iai
pddipIipun Iiltd taiteiIiialta, ionfa
malina ban oil ollut. Sotamuotis
men iublafulfue ppIpi pittdt aiat .
leiiend pubeenoibeena poriiiisIa.
Npt ndmd ribanuuoet" lopputpat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24
Gspamian baIlitns ia firffo.

GspaniosIa on pollitiemona mels
fein Iamalloinen mieIipibe npt fuin
>1e, iefa Iaattoi Honsfan eroittamaon
Honsfan firfon tpoltioSta.
padministeri Gannaleas, iofa on
pibettp Iiberaolien tpiimeiiena toi'
mona, arpeIee, ettd fatoIiIen firfon
ipaifutufIen pdbentdmiren ia loa'
iemman pIeiIen opehisidriestelmdn
peruSt aminci, idp.gp oIa perustut-
Iena foniouiIeIIe febitpfieue. !Sdn
aifoo ponna obieImanIa tdptdntoDn,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24

SolIitutien mcotonttorin ilmoihitI
Ien mufaon on Ybbpspalloiua ipie'
Id ba0itufIen maoto bomei iteob'oi.
fenoeua iootapona 53 milioonoo
eefferid. Sitd on tpieId monesIa 10
bpfpin oiutusia poltiosIofin, ioiSia
ei ole usfottu IDptpndn endd pb-
tddn bomeIteobi moota. Sim. Wlin.
neioto sia on pieId 1,54O, ,955 eeffe'
ria ia Wlicbisanisia 123,03S eeffe'
rid.
Gen muutofien mufoan, iofo iuI
bomeiieao,lafiia 10 pnd bclnifauia
1909, woiboan npt foaoa bome
iteab Ioilla 800 eefferia IeuraaipiSio
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24
@emdian iotaiudeSid pettmreita.

pietarisia on tullut ilmi, etid fei,
lariIliIcn tpffi!pden fesfuuoe5Ia on
barioitettu petosta.
SpDtetddn, ettd iopanilaiIet olipai
laaneet tarttoia ilmoiiuflia beta
fosfepista td-feistd aIiafirioista.
petofIen paIiasti fommisi iiooni, io>
fa oil nimitettp Ienaattori @arinin
ebbotutiesta.
Nifoaiiet bentiI1t eitpdt ole buo'
nosti palfatliiia upIeereia, tpaan ben'
filDitd, iotfa onat forfeisIa aiemis'
Ia fefd fauppas ettd teoaiIuusmaGil@
masia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24

9uinfa palion ienoatisIamme ON
trustien eoustaiia oioittaa tatpal'
laan Iefin pddt1s, ionfd Ienootti tetj
piime piifon torstaina Stanbarb
, DIip pbtiDn bpndtIi. 2pipmps oil
Iiiid, iosfo iallitaan ianotuue pb'
tiSae Iupa rafentoa olip. ia tooiu'
puttilinia MISREPRESENTATION Iapi.
Sonotun maItion ienaattori Oaipis
tpasmsti iitd eboomsta fiipaallo
pubeeua.
Dapis fpptti Ienaattori Smenia
OfIabomasta, eboohltIen aIfuunpo-
niioa iiitd, ettd tdmd mufa oIiii lii
fepbiepbesid Stanbarb Oil DbtiDn
fansia, ia tpditti, ettd Joe lallitoan
tdmdn fomppanion rofentaa fooiu.
ia 5IippuitiIinlon fpoltipp Idpi, ie
riffoiii NrfanIaiin triistiipostoista
lafio. !Sdn ianoi, ettd bellpetti oil
oinoa poiffa, iobon BAN baluaiIi
Stdnbarb Sil.pbtiDn puttilinjoien
|,u,p8ipiin. San lilafi, ettii tsiu oliii
,asscs iloiuen udbbeeidSn @octeTeI,
lerin polomon tubfofIi oman Dlipn.
ia ipnnpitdmiSid iieteisi6.
Omen fielli taiten pbteptenId DIip'
pbtiDn fansIo ia ianoi: yglrfaniaIiin
Ienaottorin louttooipolla pubeella ei
ole tooelIiiuuoesIa miiddn perusta.
ySenoottori menettelee aimon fuin
bdnelld oliIi oIio .tdbdn pbtiDDn,
mostoii Damis. rbdn pubuutin ois
nan iilld tomalla. Gotta maar mi.
nd normosti lmlen bdnelld pntin
mitG."
Omen pastoten onoi, etti Onpi'
lin mielipioe on ferrasiaan orno'
toin.
raiitdn SumaIaa, fpastaii Oamis,
etten nina ole oioittanut mitddn
iuoiiota Stanboro Dlipspbtiotd Fob
taan. Sitten bdn iotfoi ionoen, ettei
DIip boiSiut bptpdltd bdnestd, ia et'
tel bdn pitdnpt fiitd olenfaan. Sdn
buubabti ddneffddsti: ryiin toto
fuin Sumala on. MIND mieluummin
baluaiiin, ettd oifea fdteni menettdiTi
tuntonio, fieleni tarttaiIi fitalafeer
ia ditini, iofa ipnnptti minun, fiel
tdiii minut, mieluummin fuin eiiin
tpiiin tdd0d iemmoiien pbtiDn puo
lmstojona."
Tdmdn idlfeen paIlitIi pitfd mdli'
betfi, ionta oifona ienooiiori noli
roi. Oapis ianoi, eta bdn oil to-
iisiaan. 9aastin iottut ienaattori
nouroitpot. r9lGnesidf3Dn futin Ie
noottori futen omatunton,a mdGrdd,
Iauiui Dafpis, tultoon iperi teibdr
pdduenne."
MdnestpfIen tuloS oil, ettd ebbo
tuSta tpaStaan ei ollut muut fuir
Damis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24

Robert Sdrfpinen, noin % tuuo'
ben ifdinen, fuoli @peIetbisia, Wlin=
neiotasIa, fpiime iunnuntait,a feubs
fofuumeeieen.
Wainaia on tpDsfennelIpt rpiime
aifotna Sesmoren tallitenfind. Sd.
men iufulaiiistuan ei ole ipield ioatu
tietoo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24
Nlita iuurempoa Iabiaa ELI ii,,

= Witd iuurempaa Iabiao eli iin.
nausta poifaan antaa toiIelle fuin
terneptti ia onnia. SoiraIoiIille tuts
tatpillenne Iabioittafaa Solister's
Hocfp W(ountain teetd, Iuonnon par.
bainta Iddfetid. Se aiaa uIos taus
bin elimistDstdnne ia tuottoa onnea
ia ternepttd. Te bdmmdstptte tuin
huomaatte fen teboffuuben.
Oscar ylorblins.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24
VeStii1dSt1tamfti.

Observation-Disclosures ionfa
oipat Iuunnite aeet ienaattorit Garters
ia OoIlitper fed Opers, Oh idteitp
ndind pdipind Ienoatin bp,pdfipttds
tpdtii. g $50 i''
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24

SoIeps Srinp Surotiipes Siloin FUN
teiud on ipIId, rosfos, fuumeenta.
painen tiinne, fen mufana ummetus.
2osfa teiIld on pddnfipuo, iofa jobs
hlu ummclu,iesio, ottofaa 5oleps O'
rino 2orotitpea. Wpptdmdnd Oscar
glorbIinsiqa.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-07-15
NEW YORKS PRIMARY AND GEORGIA, S

great deal of naturally properly attaches
Mr. Rooeves recent Intervention behalf of direct
law for New York state This his first political his
homecoming 1t bore upon issue in which the principles in
vcved of vital the people of New York and of every
other and for which Governor Hughes has called exrao
binary session of the legislature Both Mr. Roosevelt and the gov
failed in their efforts.
object proposed was to place nomination
of party candidates under the of the people themselves
stead of under the of party organization the
New York; that to enable the people simply to
choose between candidates general election but deter
mine who those candidates shall be; the friends of the pro-
posed legislation expressed it. take the control of parties from
the hands of deliver
We familiar with the details of this bill and hence
unable these details which
been reasonable objection responsible for its defeat
Viewed at distance however the fight for direct primaries
New York to have been part of the great battle that
being wagd all the United States for popular opposed
machine rule
Mr. Roosevelt hit precisely the general principle not
the particular facts when declared the
of the bill: with political machinery it essential to have
efficient party but the machinery ought be suited demo-
cratic and ogarch and habits The question wheh
govenng republic shall have segovernng parties
larger than the particular bill We hold that the right of pop
self incomplete unless includes
the voters merely to choose between candidates when they
have been nominated but also the right determine who these
candidates shall be-"
One of the important phases of the New York fight how
has been its influence directing attention throughout the
nation the Importance of party primaries and to the need Of
primaries that conducted clearly and under clear intelligent
and honest rules
In number of particularly in Georgia the primary
important than the election Indeed state the
mary settles entirely the question Of who shall represent
policies shall be pursued The election itself formal
i the imperative need of maintaining the purity of the
ballot square dealing with the people in these primaries That
object of Georgas present registration lawhe
that every legitimate shall enjoy the full of
his ballot.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-07-15

Atlanta fortunate in having been chosen the next meet
ing place of the Southern Commercial Congress This organization
embod the definite and vigorous thought that at
work for upbung of the For the section large
doing what the Greater Georgia Association will do for the
state 1t thus particularly opporne that these two agencies
both striving toward the end should meet at time in
place.
yet certain believe when where the Geor
association will 1t would however be excellent
plan for both bodies assemble in Atlanta next autumn
For than decade everyone who lives in the south and
oservan people all of the country have been conscious
that and practical ideas astr in this section We
have become ambitious than for the south because the
first have awakened its vast possibilities and the
place. because have realized its vital the life OF
the whole nation time when the southern states
really only from the of America but also
disjoined one from the other.
That day happily passing not already Georgia real
that her interests with the interests of the Caronas
Alabama Florida Tennessee Louisiana and all the others So it
throughout the south And in addition to this the south at large
realizes that her interests with those of the entire
United States.
Hence the slogan IF the Southern Commercial CongresA
Greater South Through Greater Nation Because it working
along such broad constructive lines this Southern Commercial
Congress has already national distinction and has
phed large good for its home section We glad that its next
meeting will be in Atlanta 1t will much to the city and the
state.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-07-15
WHERE BUSINESS AND CHARITY MEET.

Charity justice and sound business seldom close
united they in the appeal of the Atlanta AntTbercu
for funds continue its work this community
With its free medical dispensares its visiting and ply
scan the association caring for hundred and twenty-five
consumption All of these patients without
doctor buy the remedies Without the
and and children would be help
less and hopeless
it now, however all of them being relieved many
being restored strength and sesupport Of
cuar Importance the fact that they being educated
what they should do for themselves but also what
they should do prevent communicating their illness
Others the community large Thus the association doing
essential effective work for the entire city is protecting
people well aiding those who tuberculosis
families dependence
yet realize what sickness costs the city Every
ALL From purely economic point of view therefore the Anti
situations.
There is not parent not taxpayer business in
the city who does not profit another from the work
the association is doing 1t phlanhrophy justice and
practical wisdom.
The of this work four dollars
month Without financial aid this time from the public the
great undertaking must perhaps fall Heretofore few
individuals have sustained rather heavy themselves
1t desired to give the entire public opportunity help
The needed specifically tide the work until the
city and county tuberculosis hospital is completed.
worthier fairer presented itself
to the people of Atlanta We there will be speedy and
liberal response
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-07-15
THE FRIENDS OF THE INCOME TAX

Through of the lower house yesterday following
that of the senate Monday Georg and Endorsement
have been given amendment the federal
stuon necessary threefouhs of the states of the
likewise congress will then be authorized to pass
IN income act
ratyng this proposed amendment general assembly
has but principle for which Democracy has
conenng for quarter of century Far from being new
proposition federal incomes familiar tenet
doctrines idea that born long OF Dem
ocratic tendencies distribute taxation fairly and
provide through equitable method than
afforded by protective tariff 1t legislation sought
in the interests of all the people and of the entire country
Just before the Georgia legislature ratified the proposed
amendment apprehension amounting alarm and in IN
hster expressed that the legislature would not
favorable action The Journal shared such feeling Before
the in the taken this said edoraly we
doubted amendment will be ratified
by the legislature The composing the progressive
that body have convictions of their and they do not
necessary fit that they be driven particular
have confidence that the will
How thoroughly justified this position subsequent events
progressive of Democracy
the assembly has done precisely what
introduced the house by Hon James Sade of Muscogee and
In senate by Senator B. Jackson Of the Twenyrs dis
both of whom distinguished for their allegiance the
progressive side Of the Democratic party Georgia.
And the other hand find the most distinguished adhe
rents of the present administration leading the opposition to the
amendment in the house. notably Hon. Randolph Anderson of
Chatham Hon. Roland Ellis of Bbb Furthermore has been
said that submitted the amendment
the legislature special he let it simply it
certified from Washington without word Of comment
with cold Indifference"
they clearly
attitude between progressive and Democracy
Georgia toward of the oldest and greatest principles of
national party
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-07-15
4 WIRELESS TELEPHONE.

The geographical discovery that enriched the worlds
knowledge the sixteenth century being equaed
not overopped scientific discovery through which
are passing.
finding of America revolutionzed government
and every department of human thought and activity
greater revolution than that wrought by the app
electricity The life of mankind is vastly different as
result and interesting of ALL the change continues
connection is especially interesting to note the
wireless telephone by A Frederick Collins According
to Today magazine this invention only wonderful
practicable WELL and destined in the OF time to
play big part in the business world
is
by
is
middle
direct
sand nsum
the a A
a
building
recognizable
system said to have been tried and proved successful
Newark n. j. and New York. distance Of
twelve miles, from Newark to Philadelphia eighty miles,
Chicago Lake Michigan and only few
ago used by General Grant welcoming President
approach Chicago The invention has been
its perfection practical adoption
is said to be going rapidly forward
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-07-15
ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF PEACE.

project celebrate in the year 1914 the hundredh
anniversary peace Enghpeakng peoples will certain
ly prove of worldwide interest and probably of worldwide
Importance.
The the and most broadly d.
vrsnd families of the human has passed century without
among within itself event well worth
celebrating Indeed English people throughout the earth
should prouder of this hundred of than OF
any battle they against a foreign foe.
Extraordinary significance would attach to such celebration
because than before the leading OF the
world definitely and practically interested in the idea OF
ternaonal dream this idea has developed
during specific effort Ten
The Hague southern Holland series
of international conferences and from these what called
international of arbitration This tribunal though not
really formal permanent has adjusted
differences and engaged settling between the United
States Great Britain of the most intricate disputes that
in international affairs.
Besides The Hague tribunal practical efforts are now being
made organize international parliament and to strengthen
The Hague tribunal by making court corresponding
authority the of the United States
In all such undertakings country has been leader
1t would therefore be ennenty fitting make the proposed
celebration of peace among English peoples great rayng point
for peace among all peoples The plan itself conemplae in
vaton jointly by United States and Great Britain to
all other nations join in the observance We believe that this
idea could successfully carried further and that there could be
held in New York city Washington convention of all the
leading which would result enduring good for the
and the undsurbed friendship Of the whole world
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-07-15
WHAT SHALL THE MEMORIAL Beg

The house committee appropriations has recommended the
allotment of hundred thousand dollars for the erection of
memorial the of the Confederacy the of
wisdom well of duty and desire hand down coming
eraons and enduring form reminder of what
Geogas did for the its of struggle and
trial The history of herOnes rich and inspiring that of
heroes
1t WELL however to think seriously of the particular form
which such memorial should be has been proposed
this connection that shaft be raised the capitol grounds But
would that the of which the mothers the
daughters of the south would themselves have wished fort
there predominant feature to their labor and sacrifice
that servcthe doing things that really helped
their and made the lives of those about them happier and
fruitful
years ago Georgia Daughters Confed
began memorial to Winnie Davis
of their number suggested that the memorial be made building
placed property and devoted the of education
AS result there stands today the of the State Normal
School the Winnie Davis Memorial hall 1t both the
memorial idea proved benefit hundreds of Georgia girls
Why give similar direction the plan perpetuate the
the of the Confederacy One hundred thou
sand dollars invested chapel for the State Normal School,
like for of the other state schools would adequate
the of the memorial would
besides continue real blessing through all the
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-07-15

What we call badness in children is often only danger sig
nal of some physical defect.
This interesting idea advanced yesterday by of the
speakers National Education association which in
Boston Like all theories it to be accepted with
sprnkng of SALT but contains the fiber of very solid truth
which every parent and every teacher may profit by
Everyday observation well scientific experiment.
that good deal of what call naughtne and what
called total depravty in children due bodily
Many boy given switching when he really needs doctor
Grownups always explain their and irritabity
basis of i'll health rather singular that they seldom
ply the sort of reasoning to their children
The University of Pennsylvania conducts what termed
chds clinic in connection with the Philadelphia public schools
Last year teacher brought this clinic boy who had been
given ncorrigbe He simply would not study his lessons
would not behave properly in the class and continually
fighting with his The school authorities finally decided
that mentally and morally deficient But examination
showed that he above the intelligence and that his
moral keen Further examination showed that he
suffering consciously but phyoogicaly from unnatural
his teeth simple operation corrected this de-
feet and months later the boy the best and brightest
in his class
The instance typical To be Huckleb Finn will
always be Huckleberry Finn Human will doubtless al
show children well among and
But before condemning the boy and girl ought
derstand them We ought find the trouble before attempting
the remedy.