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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-24

%alueii'e. So maitta clifton toimesta
on Ytutpattu~ go p~roIenttia ybbgs.
tpaltain pintaalasta niimesten wuo.
ten fulneSi ia, min fuitentin on tddls
la moasia ndioen muoIien oieana
enite fdptettp fpdtiiuomia. &c pu.
buu %iotain!
&ieltolatipuolueella on tpield NUT.
tatin pnranmSpaaiimutfia, paitli
pleistd fielioIotin, iotfa pmat iopus
ioinnusia fieliolain ia raittiuben
Fans "a. &c tabipo parantaa tpD-
! ldisien, miesten, noisten Ia lapIien,
oiemaa. - &c on iiiS i6rtiperdistd
raiitiusipDtd finn obiataan raittiuss
fanfoo Dbieeit DoItiouileen puolues
ieeu. Wtuitu ie on idrietDntd tun bas
iotetaan raittiusmdti fopaffapuolus
eiIiin.
Wtitd taas WaIo'Ieuran to / no
m t e II, IuomoloiIiin IanomoIeb'
tin ndboeu, tulee, min Iar ~omalebbet
moilpot fen mDDsfin tdpitdd, Jos tois
mittoiiua on Iiiben bDrpdd tabtoa.-
Sup fuitma yraitiiuslebti" ia Tan.
iomme rmoineen tobottoia" Siirto'
luinentin moiIi oifuon belposti Fer.
ioa fieItolotipuoheen toimis;a pbtG
bppin tuin epdroittiin HcoIepeltin,
&ofiin y. m. Wtitd on eetdnpt ettei
iup yroiiiiuelebti" ole eertpnnl niistd
fi,ltoIntipuolueen pubuitete, ioita
maalin eoeud fdni Oulutbisia, fu,
ten Wbeeler ia S~ergusion y. m.s
Onban Ye muistnnut moinita repub,
lieaaniiista ia oemoeroattiIista pus
buiista. Cana fpipmps noibaan
foboistaa muibintin, roiitiuslebtind
fummittelemiin iuomoloiTiin Innoma'
lebtiin ndboen. = Vim. Suomeiar on
tdeId oIiosIa merfinnpt fontonia iel.
mdfIi. &c maatiIi fieItolatipuolu.
celia robaa e%nnenfuin lie falistum
it'd puoluetta puoIustomaon. Samaa
obottapat tietenfin muffin lebbet.
Oiteus 'dsidtin iubteesio pitdiIi iiis
oStao rabaIld.
WtitdGn iaitpartelt mieta eli diff
pitdnpt ola pobian SdboelId eifd
raittiusleboeId find, fun Walo,I eura
tunnusti Nuttaian f~ertoneen fieItoIas
fipuolueen toimista. &c On min teb.
MT, min paIio tnin min pieneltd Iebs
beltd moibaan naotia, iitd ei moi
fufaon fieltGG.
2oputIi toimon, ettd raittiusfanIa
pIeenId oIfaa toimimaau Iamaan
iuuntaan FUN Sronpoooin Walo
I%euratin. sc iuunta mie meibdt los
puliieen moittoon.
WaloIeuralainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-24
Sadrnaaiasf nrsieista.

S%aornaaia fursIit oliIi mielestdni
Iaatamat, minimum on ennen 10 Ell,
tettp, fdptdntDDn, Iiud usfon, ettd ne
IaiIimot eritpistd fannotusta maals
l~iffoien ia toinottapasti mafituiss
ten tpirasia oIemien pappientin puos
Ielta. Ybbpn tdsId aiidsia niibin
meIiin, iotfa otpat tdtd ofiaa eiittds
meet foifiSta en5in toimeen Iootapafs
Il, ettd Ills NIT etupddsId iobtofun.
tamme borfiiIeiIi tdtd oiioo, JOS Ell
Ie ole ennen horfinnut, ia nalitIeiIi
Iopipan. eli Iopinot benfiIDt, iotta
ilmoitettoiIiin leboisid, eli miien 70.
pipofi ndfpiTi, fursfen antoiifIi, ia
ban fifteen, etenfin ie iota iohtoiaffi
tuliii, ilmoittoiii oian ia poifan mt.
bin ia MILLION fursIeibin oioa ottas
iot iaiiiwat iaapua. OIiIipa ie wield
mielestdni I%uotatpaa, ettd .bdnelld o.
LII lnpa t. T. iobtofunnan pmoIeSta
ieurota maouiftoien taipumuSta ia
mddrdtd, Jos mabbouista, mitd fir'
|ioia beiodn tuliIi luteo Ia iobtofuns
nan fansIa ia iuostumutieua tuttia
ia antaa %lauIuntonIo iobtofunnolIe.
ytdin motif ola maboouiIuus Iaaba
liidd funnouiiio ia oiatfi ioarnoamt.
ieen oIfuobieita ~iaaneita eldpid us'
towoiiia %ioornooiia pitemmdsia ti'
Iemoiiuubesia. 2ursiien ontaiiue
tpua toiwon faataman, futen on en-.
men moinittu, motforobot ofioa bar.
rastomilta bentiI5iIid.
!SerrdIta on tdmafin efiips alum.
ia ~iaonut min Sdn toiipoo fonsiams
me fen toteutufpan.
Miiao borrastotpa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-24
Gif5 IearrbfG1n ole fdDnpt Yobs
iuisnatpaiIa?

9erIinisid i6btDtetGdn erindiIiue
ulfomaoioiiile leboine:
8uuluiIa Iatialainen astronoomi,
poisbamin 9eooeeiiien IuitotIen pros
IeeIori Nuoreas Sale, iofa on bp
min perusteeuiiesti tutfinut peorpn
mGitettd, ettd ban oliIi fdpnpt pob'
ioiSnamauo, OH MT tulut fiiben pars
maon pddtDfleem, ettei tdhdn asti IL
menneitten ieiffoien perusteella ole
mitddn tieteeaistd pobiaa tuoae olet'
tamutIe0e, tpaan pdiroosioin iue,
ettei pearp oIlenfaan ole fdpnpt
pobioienomaua!
peorrpn iultaiIemiua n. T. tobis.
tutTiaa Ell ole minfddnlaiSta tieteel
Iistd ormoa, eitd pearrpud, mitdIi
prof Sale ormelee, ole eoes ouut
torpeeuiIia foneita tobentaatIeen mil
la foboaua ban fuuoinfin oil, ia
~tusfinpa Northumberland t~ietoiofaan.
Sennuofli on Peorpn popereista
mabooton ndbod miten ban %iaattoi
tietdd, ettd ban lopuua mottaania
oil menosIa Iuoraan pobioista fob:i.
alinoita feinoia, miad ie moiboan
%tobentao, ct peorp enIintddn ole
fdpttdnpt.
Wuutaman piifon perdstd prof,
Sale oifoo ieittaperdiiesti tebbd ieis
foa fdIitpfiestddn pearpn pobjois.
noporettestd rDeutscbe Heoue'efd.
Gbeaeen ban buomauttao, eitei fu.
fam moi mdittdd pddsIeenId pobs
ioisnamole, elei Iitd moiba tobistaa
~tieteeaiieud pobiaua tebtpiea bonain
toien apmua. - muuta peorpn ba'
pairnoiua eli ole mitddn tefemisid
,tieteen fansIo!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-24
Ya%iffafummalta.
!. Nestor Maiamem ,uapaafH!

Sronmoooin ia DesIemerin olutfaat
bdmmdstpipdt Iuuresti mime mas
nantaina, fun iaipat tietdd, ettd rais
noon asti tiibfoinen maierialistinen
IoIio listi, geStor Waidnen, iofu ios
tn alta tafoperin go siemerisId pritz
ii opnameetiqa rdidpttdd fpaimonIo
ilmoan, ioSia pritptIesIddn eli fui'
tenfaan onnistunut, on lasfetti irti.
Xautafunta oil oIIit foos5a main
ioitofin %fpmmenid minuttia ia iitte
ilmoitti, eta Woianen on IpptDn.
Suo pddtDs Ell olili bdmmdstpttdnpt
pIeiiDd, JOS Ell oIiIi fuultu 0toiaien
mield linnaeia oaesiaon ubanneen
maimoaan JOS pddiee mapauteen.
Nlutta ferrotaan bdnen min tebs
neen.
8un Moianen iaapui Sronnoobs
lin maanontaina i%ltaiunoSIa oil erdS
bdnen tuttamistaan tddltd ottamas'
ia bGnt6 mastoan. pari muuta Fans
%Ioloistomme fuulipot Woio5en FL
rooman t6ue tntto naueen paimos
aan, Min rao'oSti FUN pariuo fiele;'
la on mabopnista, iefd nofuntti,
ettd yfpad bdn naimonIa omistoo
eldmdnId aian." = Nnioeroiutun on
mrs. Wtoionen nostanut miestddn
mastoan ia tulee oIia ndind pdini'
nd ellie.
Wrs. Moianen on bpmin nuori
noinen, ia meni naimiiiin mr.. Wla'
iaien fansIa Sronmoobisia pian
tpuoSi tofoperin. Wr. Woiaien Fer
rotoon eileen raitpoon asti musto'
Iuffanen moimonIa pli, iofa iobtitin
bdnet ebeudmoinittuun fomaloan y
ritnfieen, iosia menetti toiIen fdten
I'd.
= MieSmnrbaan ippIliTetTi l5pi
Iautotunta 9esfemerin oifeubesIo
miime miifon fesfipiiffona Wtfs
2oncorin. iofa ippsfuun z pditua
ampmi maimonIa fuoIiaaff Nem
portin mubeIa hafeiiIa. OifeubesIc
I1pbettiin tobefTi, ettd mics oil iarot
tuna pdifpdna tapannut tpoimonIc
lumottomosia pbtepbesId Deter 9u
ctamitain fonSio, iosta Soncor iuut
tut Min, ettd ampui retpoIweriua |
fuuIa maimonia Idpt.
= Spbm Stbo on tunnnstanut 9eS
5emerin piirioifeubesfa oIepanit
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-24

pobian Edbi fertoo, ettd Sitcb'
bursisia, Wass. ilmesipma IoIialis'
tilebti, 3aiwaaio, onioutumht erddu
uutiIen ioboosta oifeuben fans1u te.
eemiliin.> Grds, minnesota pddttden
mierasfielinen, rouipa, mrs. Dillon,
on ontanut Haimaaian ~fustannuspb
tibae baosteen. paatien 8 tubatto
oouaria formausta erddn Haimaa.
iasia eileen u%utiien ipbbosta. IIia
tulee ellie emf tammifuusia Worces,
term oiteuoeSio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-24
@abam raittmspolitiis
faSta.

Roittiuslebben tsimittoin ia Wel'
iepsIeuran clinics, Wl. g., piimefTi II.
mestpneesid r8oittiusIebbesia" buis'
fimat yDoIo r..ieuran protestia mass
toon oipan FUN ieaoiiet iotta eiwdi
diff pmmdrtdneet proteStin fidu5s'
I'd muuta fuin fen, ettd find moobi'
taan HoittiusIebbeItd fetd pIeenid
iuom oloiiiIto ionomoIebbiltd raittiu'
belle iuoFonisto fontoo. So pobjor
Sdbben ,Wiia Weio" fdmeltdd ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-24

Wilen; ioololaulua, Wm Bednnes
| ia ioittoo, s.. SfIa. - 2abtpia L
fplmdd ruofaa on Iaatanana fof,
iaan pientd mafIita naStaan.
= y. Ealiffa labti tiiStaina past
Nurmen tansIa Wasbburn'in Font
riue".
- Sbereffin fofeloiue annetut dd
net, tdeld fauntisIa dSten toimite
usIa moalisIo lasfettiin uuoestaat
eotelaan 2iueen'in maatimufIesta
1uoestaan lasfeminen Ell fuitenfeor
uiottonut &iueeniae moittoa. Hopet
uoitti 10 1dnelId.
$Dmid, fuinia fomon pun
D~olfcia mpptdndnd. 2pIptdd tdmdr
teboen tiriopatnoS sta eli
&usti MdeItd.
- Suuren iltantait toimeenpanee
Woccoben noiIet Iunnuntaina ioulut.
II p. Wolo +. Ieuran %iaIolia.
- 2%aaranlasti bppid lppipIeb.
mia, tunturpia ia poitifpia mpptd'
pdnG Wi.uerin paanasIa.
8. 9iai.
- Suinia. tonio bolfoia mpptd
mand boInoaa 2dbempid ~tietoio
iaa fpipmdad %teIefooniaa no. 277 6.
eli pmistoialta
Gonstu 6intia,
200 &. pine Itr.
- Weiti Olga 9affu iaapui mao.
nontoina Sronippobiin Dulutbisto,
iosia bdn on pllut IairaolaeIa ionfu
tpiifon. Neiti 3otfu on 10 poronnut
Min paIio ettd bdn moi mdbinid oil.
la iolfeella.
= @alitfaa peitot bemoIiqenne
per9olin palias nerstoasta, ipfa
on labeud faupunsin taloa.
- 9artpitesSanne refipeittoia ia
bemoIen ipaippoia, mentdd persoIs
in maliasnerstaaieen, ldbeId fou.
DuuQtn falpu.
@Gfiiapmicn anfioIuetteIoon
tdpbeud ippud moioaan merfitd
ruotIoIaiien Sobn MicborbIonin,
9esiemeristd, %butfuminen Wtustaans
~iofeen toiIeaa miifoua.
&icbaroIon oil %iuotpuffisia oaes
joan prittdnpt loutan amuaa mennd
ioen poiffi, mutta ipdliad putoIi me.
teen ia buffui.
= YbfdbSb ia aiattele! Ndin tefii
Il mieli buuoobtaa file oiaue paifs
tafuntamme n%uorilosta, iofa on e.
rebtpnpt foiiaIistioIastomme ppDris
tettdndfIi ia lppSettdndtIi. 9ansieia,
tonsieia.ia nield tansieia, nanban'
maon ia tdmdn maon maliin, pans
naon toimeen tuon oIaSton tonnes
ia. Gen fe tefee iitii, ettd ie tietdd
fen, ettd Fun nuoriIon ferron iaa
bulIutetufli ppDrimddn, Min ie ppD'
rii ioutamatta mitddn mofopampaa
oiattelemaan. Onto mofomampaa
mufutasfeinoo! Sos nuoriIo fpuds'
tpp pbteen mauiin ppDrimddn, Min
muutetaan tabtia, ia muutteefii iopi'
paa OF ietin, eta puetetaan nuorei
fomaIiin naomoreibin, fpld ne iitte
taos ppDripdt. So iota enemmdn
ppDrimGt Tita nieomman ioutildon
oIosto moi tolouoon elGttdd. = 8.
matfo pormorit tepIipdmpdd nnfu'
hsteinoa fefiineet! y 81 ppIdbbp
nuoriio! ppidbop oman rummiiaiien
ia benfiIen %ternepteIi fdiIpttdmiIefii
= ia poIouttamiietIi.
: Meilli OFT noin $4,000 jalfaa
2 tanimau walifsitnia ,,hemlocf'' lan'
tOja, jOita mc %tarjOantnte faupafil
$3.5 tmbat jalfaa lantapiballamntc
jps ptctaan beti.
Scutt & &oiue 2:br So.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-24

ieen ia tulee fiita tdriimddn ransais'
tutIen.
= 7eItatauti iobtuu buonon mat
Jan muotIi. Sbamberlains tabletit
omat eritpinen matalddte. malmie.
tettu erittdin iitd parten, pmbbista'
maan, mabniStamoan ia poista'
mnan f~eltataubin marmasti. Wtpp.
oddn Oscar Norblin9isid ia Music
apteefeisfa.
= 3ateffSmnfiia, faunista firioi
tuSpaperia y. M. mpDtdtpdnd s
petfaIan mafeisfaupas ia.
- Sbe Be XatpaI Ieperatori or
paras. giitd mpp @nberIon &c Gill.
berg.
= Gntinem Sronmoooin poliiIi.
SpIepb Smitb, iofa miime iDpsfeidl.
la nmpui erdstd miestd fdteen on
lDpoettD 9eeIemerin piirioifeuoesio
IppuiiefIi Ionottuun rifotIeen ia tuo
mittu motiomaon tattoo $4,000 10
fulut, iotfa nouIeipat Iatofunta Dol
lario.
Yiiri-piteuoen iatfoistuntoon
OH Ipfdttp Sbomas YierIon'in muir
baluttu,
= Sos te balnatte parboan felt
touunin, min ottafaa Wiaiestic s..
y. gSiuiomIiSta. Se OH mutoantus
ma eta balfea.
- Naras laastari. Sun fIoneai
palaIeu toStuttaa SbamberlainiS lin.
iamentiua ia pannaan fipedn paifan
pddue on ie pbtd bpna fuin laastas
ri ia motIaa ainoastaan fpmmenen
Dian fuin laastarit.
NoStiballitaS Hmoittaa fen
maatimutIen, eta Sronmoobin dius
fnSten tulee laittaa postilaatiffo
buoneenIa feinddn, iobon postinful'
%iettaia moi iditdd postin. Wapan
postin fanto poibaan lopettoa Mil
I'd, iotea eipdt fdtd maatimusta tot'
teIe.
- 0(ntt GaIupn 2iitto toimii u
ieisia Wti6i9anin faunteisia Tiiben
iuuntaan, ettd fanIa Iaa ddnestdd
fuimasta ia mdridstd emf fendnd.
= &c on ptf buono puoli u. g.
clifton toiminnasIa, ettd le ei maifu.
to pitempiaifaiIen lain laobintaan,
loten clifton toiminnan fautta yfuis
naneiqo" alueiqa tdntpp ola alma
IotaiaIaaa mdfiiuomapornareita
mastaan.
Sos te balnatte fauppabuonee.
ieenne parbaan Humanitarian min iii
nd tapaufiesia ottafaa SoleIin II
malta ldmmittdid.
s. 9. WiuiamsfiSta.
- GtelG p~nulelaiiet bupm.! Slen
tpDsId Otto Wtasiien tiriapainosia.
Sos teiqd on mitddn tonnsbipiu o.
Iioita toimitettamana minuue, min
olen topottapana fieud iofa pdifpd
paitii lauantaina ia Iunnuntaina.
2ouantoiiin ia iunnuntoiIin olen toe
pottamana %fotonani Gteldpuoleua.
&unnioittoen
Nicfolas Mattion,
Glerf OF Grtpin tpp., Did.
MaiebiIe pppodn b%uomouttoo
ettd H. poul'tn Especial" fen9dt o.
mot parbaita, binnat $3.50 ia
81. Niiud on tafuu.
H. paul,
!Surlep, Isis.
Suurin fauppabuone tdud HenIiud.
: GnIi laaantai. iltana obottaa
Sronmoooin 2ania 0isieurafunnan
noiiet poIio nuorio ia manboio, mie-
bid ia %noifia, Walo r..ieuron tolone.
Sieqd moi peffa pieneud rabaDa
oStda e%fiIiinan Moriue ia ipoimoi
mield pistdptpd iuomaon fabpta ia
Soomof fen mutano bnmiG IeimpfSio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-24
.Gmom alainen fuouttt ia toimen pa
baSti lpmffaautnmnt.

Matti gaoiola~ ioutui maonmieri
man ale guroran, Winn. Mbrioiic
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-24

faitpannosia t. t. 18 p. mursfaan.
tuen fuoliaafIi. 9dnen tD6tomerinia
Sobn Sia ia Soc 9asar iainat pa.
boia nammoia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-24

SutIuN tuuu JteitI'uu'
= GmIi lamantai. iltana obottaa
Sronmoobin 2anIa aisieurafunnan
nailet polio nuoria ia manboia, mie-
bid ia naiIia, Walo r..ieuron talofIe.
Sieud moi peffa pieneId rabaua
oStdo eIiIiinan Woriue ia moitpot
mield pistdptpd iuomaan fabmta ia
Iaamat fen mutana bptpid ~Ieipoffo.
Elm.
Sunnuntoi iltono on taaS iamaSfo
paifosIa Min iublauinen iaanmietto.
etiei fmfaon mabtane Sieltd pois ole
la. Sield iuoritetaan ieuraafua oh.
ieIma: MtponSpube, Wm 9rdnnes;
pianonIo ittoa, neiti Esther OfIo; PIT
be VI. 81. Westerbocf; fooIoIauIuo
mrs. 8 6osfnen; runonIauiuntoo,
mrs. WiIen; IouIua fitorin fdestpt.
seud, g. SoIiffo; pube past. SO. SO,
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-15

She was deeply grieved that Tn.
swami had denied that her many state.
mentS were true.
II never wanted to denounce him and
De his Judas" she said. "but i fell
that 1 must protect myself. as scandal
Gus stories were beginning TO circulate
ABOUT me- 1 say again that all ] have
repeated about the Swami is true, but
rear that many VIII not undorsta nd
what try to tell.
tried to explain in words what
Lelt IN my heart, not to lay bare any
merely sordid faults such as the Swami
may nave committed IN the eyes OF the
world 1t was a chance ne might have
taken Tor regeneration. But the bane-
Lul influence Is still over him and l
fear that the Swami will never be able
TO cast 1t or.
Even as Adam said. I, is the fault
OF the woman, so can the Swami say
the same. BY her strange hold on his
personal ana mental ego she dominates
completely the man who is enabled TO
cast Wondrous spell OF hypnosis over
MS followers and do with them as he
DR.. Anna de la Motto. of 70 Soutb
Ienth street, Williamsburg, went to
the Ashrama OF the Vedanta Society
last July when she needed a compiete
,, But I got no rest" said DR.. de la
peace retreat After a stay of a few
days at the West Cornwall colony 1
was Iorced 10 go to a farmhouse. The
quarrels between the woman who was
apparently the Swami's closest assist
ant ana the poor women of the cult
MO mao 10 do all the work were too
mucn Tor my nerves. The Swami stood
up for the one woman against the pro-
tests OF the others, and there was q
great zeal or diSsension at tines
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-15
THUNDERS BY SWAMI
UPON HIS FOES SOON

NEW YORK Special FOLLOWING
two-day conference with swans Ale
heuananda, chief Of the Vedanta c.
clety IN the United States. at its 49,
ner peace retreat" in West Co..
wall Conn, Mrs. Christina G. KaIIat,
secretary. of the organization. retur6
eu 10 her city home, at 20 West Eigb-
ty-elshth Street Monday evening Sba
sald that after further consrIta to-
with the Swami's followers here sba
couid make an official statement re
s"n1lhS the charges against him
our course of action is mapped out
roughly" said Mrs. Kelley to a renortN
er, put II is not perfected. No ar
TACK mas been made on the Vedanta
Mrs. Kelley is wife Of Augustus w
hehey, vice president of the Union
trust company at so Broadway.
FRIENDS Of Mrs. William J. Reaulev
OF 500 West End Avenue. continued
Monday to assure her that She boG
uone right in revealing the facts she
knew about the Swami. Mrs. ReauIeN.
tearfully said she had been undecided
Tor weeks as to the adVisa bliirv of
teIllng her story. fearing il might
hurt the growth of the Nedanta So
clety, but also fearing that if she did
not there might he an equal loss.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-15
REVOLUTION IN PHYSICS
WROUGHT BY RUTHERFORD

Ernest Rutherford did more than
solve the problem OF the nature of
matter. He proved that an element
| is forever Transforming itself into
some other element. Gold. TO put the
matter in simple words, Is striving all
the time to become some other thing
| than gold. 1t succeeds in the long
lrun-perhaps in a million years. more
or less. Therefore the alchemists of
the Middle Ages were theoretically
correct. There does occur a transmu-
tation of elements. Rutherford did
not merely theorize about that. He
demonstrated the fact. The base met
ais do not transmute themselves into
the precious ones. 1t is the other way.
There is "a breaking down." as ply
sicists say. of the precious into the
base.
Herein we have the net result of the
upheaNal and excitement in the realm
of the physical sciences due to the dis
coVery Of radium. or rather. to be
quite precise, to the discovery of that
property of matter which is styled
radioactivity. 1t is due TO the genius
OF Ernest Rutherford alone that the
world realizes at last the meaning of
the spontaneous emission of radia-
lions or rays capable of passing
through plates of metal. Science
stood at first bewildered by cathode
rays, Rontgen rays. X-rays. The i'm
mortal Becquerel discovered that po-
tassium uranyl sulphate emitted rays
which acted on a Photographic plate
enveloped in black paper. The Curies
analysed systematically the mineral
pitchblende and dumbfounded physi-
cists by isolating radium with its in
credible emanations. j. j. Thomson
investigated the conductivity of cleo
tricity through gases and split the
atom into smaller particles. But what
did 1t all mean? The old chemistry
was exploded. The physics Of the
nineteenth century stood discredited
rutherford explained everything. The
series of experiments through the
medium of which Rutherford estab-
lished the fact of the transformation
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-15
GUILTY SOLDIERS
MAKE CONFESSION

r c H MON Nd, v A-Special.-
1t is obvious from the confer
ence and that OF Wednesday that the
clash between the military and civil
authorities will follow the misconduct
OF the soldiers
Wednesdays conference was the Sc
quel OF the exchange OF the following
self-explanatory letters:
September 9, 1910.
Hon. d. c. Richardson, Mayor. CITY:
Dear Sir.-I deem IL my duty 10 call
your attention to the conduct OF GER
tam members OF one or more OF the
companies OF the First Virginia Regi-
,ment. Volunteers. upon their return to
the city from the State Fair Grounds
yesterday evening. These men fired
Ihelr guns from the street car win
COWS during the continuance OF their
ride on Broad Street from Belvidere to
seventh Street, creating CONSERVATION
persons in vehicles on the street. Upon
the arrival of one Of the cars at Sew
enth and Broad Streets, Officer Thur
man, assisted by Officer Duffy, attempt
eo 10 place one OF the Offenders under
arrest, but desisted upon the command
OF one or the regiment officers. At the
armory these officers still insisted that
the man should not be placed under ar
rest, and Ofhoer Thurman allowed him
10 depart for home, informing him
however, that he would later swear out
warrant for his arrest
The action Of the regiment officers
In this matter viii, in my Judgment,
lice and this military organization
upon future occasions.
- Respectfully,
(Slgned) LOUIS WERNER,
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SUPREME COURT IN SESSION.

STAUNTON, VA Special The
began its September term here yes
terday. The following business was
transacted:
commonwealth VS.. Gleason. Sub
mitted on briefs. Davidson VS.. Watts.
Argued and submitted. Yost VS..
Critcher. Argued in part and con-
tinued.
Petitions for rehearing were re-
ceiNed as follows: Wickhann VS..
Northern; Receivers VS.. c. II. Green:
Greensburg National Bank VS.. Sver' &,
Co; Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company VS.. Wal
ters, administrator; Norfolk and
western Railway Company VS.. Con-
Soiidated Turnpike Company; Miller
vs.. Turner; Edmonson * Pecks. re-
celvers, VS.. Potts administrators:
Whitehead VS.. Cape Henry Syndicate
Company; Turner's administrators VS.
citizens Bank of Norfolk; Pollard Il
Howe vs.. American Stove Company.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-15
NEGRO ACCUSED OF
BRUTAL MURDERS
Suspect Accused of TOrturing Three
Small Step Children to Death.

HEATHSVILLE, VA.-Special.-
John Wilson, cOlored, of LOFTS
burg, has been held for the grand
jury here, charged with the death
of three small children.
The man drifted into lower
northampton county several years
ago. Soon he made himself so
unpopular that he was driven out
by the whites. He then moved 10
Heathsville, where he took mn
with Henrietta Bailey, a cOIored
woman, who had just been left a
widow, with a family of small
children.
Here he was Just as much dis
liked. An attempt was made by
band of college boys TO drive
him from here, and ne did leave
soon after, moving TO LOttsbur~
CARRYING with him the Bailey
family. While here stories of his
cruelty to the children were cir
culated, but no complaint was
made.
Girl Victim Talks.
The story of the mans alleged
crimes finally came out through one
OF the daughters, who. ii was alleged
was badly beaten by Wilson recently
she went to the store of Garner a
Brothers, at LewiSette, while the cuts
and scars were still visible on her
body. Noticing these. Mr.. Garner
who is magistrate, and who brought
about the negro's arrest later, cues
toned the girl, and finally managed
to quiet her fears and to overcome
her reluctance to talk.
To that magistrate the girl told the
following alleged atrocities:
That Wilson, on one occasion, being
in rage. shut the baby up in a box
and poured scalding water into it, The
child was not scalded to death imme-
diately, but suffered several days
finally dying from the burns.
That he beat a boy of about four
years severely; but not being satisfied
With this. the negro gashed the boy s
legs and arms with a knife, and 10
make his suffering more intense pour
ed salt into the wounds. The child
died in day or two from the wounds
Tied TO a Stake.
The third victim. the girl said, was
a boy of seven. After whipping him
severely, Wilson tied him TO a stake
in the river during an electric storm
and left him there through the night
In pouring rain. His death follow
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-15
MRS. TORRENCE FIGURES
IN COURT SCENE AGAIN
Widow of Man Killed by CONWAY
Figures in Case Before
Crutchfeld.

II L Z II NJ o n d, V A.-Special.-
tN-Polceman W. a. Coleman and
MRS. Goldie Terrence, widow of Ern-
est florence, who was shot and killed
SeEeIaI months ago by James CONWAY.
and costs in the Police Court Wednes-
day morning for fighting in the street
CoIefnan was also required to furnist,
SIOO security for six months.
MABEL Wright, a third particinant
III the trouble. was fined a like
"i1 T, Inc lines were paid.
by Sergeant 9. A. sherry on NIeilI
street. Coleman, it appears. is a one
TIME admirer of the last-named W.
man. Mrs. Terrence. it seems, alien
ateu the directions of the ex-copper
Snt circumstance preclpitated the