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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
.UNI0NIST STILL
LEAD LIBERALS
Despite Liberal Victory They Are
Confronted With Disaster
Make Small Gains.

LONDON Speculate . O'clock
Ihursday The party totals In tho cleo
non were: Jnionist, 25f: Liberal. 252
labor, %. Nationalist. -
ne Nf-t returns showed three
sm9nista 1ains and one Liberal. I'm.
.'Ii-'r we've from West Stanordshire
0oHtn NoTthamptonshire and slow
'.i"f RET. SUFFOLK. The Liberals gained
Aanburt'u. Devonshiro
Premier Asquith was reelected iu
East Fife hy au Increased majority
ihere was great rejoicing az liberal
headquarters and clubs when this Re-
came known. Another member of the
present Cabinet, Minister OF War Hal-
1ane' WAS reelected az East Lothian.
ln spite % their assured majority
however. slim. the Liberals today. with
the end of the election in sight are
confronted with disaster as the result
OF the political complications. which
nave ciouced this great fight. OnIv
one fact stands out clear-and thar l.
that the reform OF the House OF Lords
"ii probably be cOnsurnrnafed Within
"A lcw months. no matter which party
nolos the whip hand. The severe
weather has materially cut down the
percentage Of voting. and In many sec
lions there was little prospect OF heavy
ballOtlng.
a heavy snowstorm ragged IN Scot
land
And therein lies the nubbin Of the
peculiar situation. Mr.. Rcdmcnd. the
IRISH leader IL. according 20 the
Unionists. pledged 20 separation. and
should he continue long to support
the Liberal government ne wouid be
called 90 terms by his party and the
votes ne dominates in Parliament
would In all probability be swung
against the Government, breaking THE
block and forcing the resignation OF
the Cabinet.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
JAMES R. KEENE
IS NOW D0DGiNG
Process Servers search Iu Vain for
Noted Finnncicr.

N-af 1Nl.f.--~n. ..a..---r James IA.
krere. noted sd The financial world as
t.e champion lul-er of process serve
e-e. today maintained h.s supreme cs-
armed nI tl slhpoeras 600 original ano
duplicate. flrc- ~ servers watched
railroad stations and steamship piers
without stttlns s.sEt ot tl. lrau-
..er. nno Isl wanted % testify .r th.
-r rr-y hearing 10 j. 81 TEa a.
.u.. one ~ The three hrokerae. houses
mat went down lD the Hooking Coal
and Iron pool smash.
Receiver Ernst declared thnr E. r-.-
leteIIu Irel to eer the nnalcIer ou rht
stand. ana would keep on hls tral t.I
tho end.
Bets "a wall Street were recorded.
Hlth keerc thc faEorite. Atlantic
Irrre were searched today carefully
Vessels Cor points az which passage
fo ARGENTINA might bee booked were
also carefully overhauled.
one cf tle most peers stert reports
the financial district was that
oes-- had gone. or WAS ready Co. -.o.
has string ~ race horses
Another Belief THAI gained much
rrency vas thet De had gone Co.
tsr' fcr H. where hc has 81 large
stock farm. llcn he frequently VISITS
t+. nrAf long "a futile watch WAS r-rf
DIS apartments 20 the WALDORF Az
r.s ard ou lis country home at Ce-
.r-- rsf 7 / Process servers wer-
rf ~ roth those places gesrrrfa.
.fer JllZe Adams. in tle LI.rc.
states District Erlrt. .Esle1 rnn r.-
-rre hlf fhe srrFere faIel 60 -.t f..
n nee ~ the.r quarry
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
MIDFORTS FOR
CREAPERKE BAY
ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS To
EXPLAIN NECESSITY FOR
BAY DEFENSES.

NORFOLK, VA-Special.-The per
sonnet ot the conference 20 be held
here Tuesday on the proposed forti-
hcauon midway az the entrance of the
Chesapeake Bay. "a project which has
the endorsement OF President TAFT.
was such as 20 favOrahly recon-
mend its deliberations There were
upward of eighty well-knovn men in
the conference. among whom mem
oers OF Congress and officers OF the
army AND navy. Some az The sub
lects for discussion were.
THE Strategic Importance OF De
Tense Near the Entrance % Chesa-
peake Bay" IN Major Mason a. Pat
rick. United sat Army
THE Military Ncrassity Tor Defense
or The Bay by Lieutenant colonel q
y. Townsiey." United Stoses Army.
THE Protection OF Baltimore" by
Mayor J. Barry MahOol.
Fortress Defense VS. Nr "a De-
feuse." hy Rear Admiral Yates Ster-
ine. United States Navy.
Modern Fortresses. by Hrigadier
General Peter i-eary. Jr., United States
Army
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
cAPTAIN EOSCIUSEO MEMBER
DIS At ALEXANDER

ALEXANDRIA fA.-SDerlaI Cap
tals kcEcilHko Kernper. one Of tre alrrt
prominent men % Alexandra. o.rI az
tae rcs1e o. hls daughter. EFs. W. ~
lhler .u Washington. THURSDAY morn
lnR Caps kemper served in the Civil
War ll ffs Confederate side as COM
ularcrr ~ battery OF artillery rf
Fort er. Ile was MAYOR ~ Alex
andre from 1877 10 1879 ana e.r.r-
lnreurRnt % public schools from 1894
~ 1909 Al one time be wac corrnsr -
Ncu ATTORNEY. and WAS a member nf
Alexandria -hFashirgfou Lodge ~ ga.
sons. having been az one time lfa pa. 81
ter- BE was aeNentF - i've years on a,e
and is survived BY four children. f.H-
ward kfmper, assistant com pfroIter af
TIE Southern Railway Company. IS
KemDfr. Jr- Miss Sarah Kemner and
Mrs. W. ~ Chier.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03

meat by an the people WOULD cut the
prices an every beef trust branch IA
ne country. My method -.
tlrse- DO. not eat articles priced too
aigh. tttt
second DO not wear clothes priced
90 high.
TnarA Use noshing that you con
oder - setting too hsgh.
fotrth. Let the whole American
aston get togelher and ali refrain on
he same day.
n ten per cent OF the American
s~~pie SS~Ulc refuse 10 eat pork. for
nst~ace. t0~ eject would be 70 tower
~ price of pcrk ten per cent
az thirty per cent 81 The American
.-~op.e refuse IL eat beef. IL win reduce
~ prlce thirty per cent IA few
DAYS.
There is not a trust in America thai
e2nnct he pat out 81 business in q
rev DAYS ~ the American people re-
fuse 20 use its product ore good
tnump OF the big stick delivered
arainSf one trust would force them ali
RI olsSoree on prices. u VIII friEhteu
them into mysteries. and viii shake
TIE thicNiuE and concealed profits out
ot their swollen purses
Ny advice IS SET foEcther. crrani-e.
aho form local center ~ our league
IA every ward, township and Nillage
in the country
let TBS havc "a 1eecae ~ consumers
50 large and 50 determined that we
ar,s-trs .---. ~ 49,. 49, $50 4.
~ ~ 10 ~, S.-.-, -, pr
So mai n ca- So, fl, ,-,,-,r--,s.s. ~,
$500 49,. 49,. ~ - ne
renewed ~ ~, M .e., -...,----.. .S..s
Il AN 80, n, f,--.--.,ss --..,,s
80, - s,---- '. $3.50 e--t
u caD 49, sr-e ~ a--,.,-..-, -.
s,-. IT, .----,,.-. ~.
~ -oros vt-s .-,-,.-.-1- ~.
.,s,-s 49,. --,,-.-..-'1,- -- 49,
-,,-sf.,~- 1,.r-c .-- .-, ~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
AMERICAN IN
MEXICAN JAIL
ENGINEFR lNCARCkRATED ron
Aa.LkeLD kolSstsRN-DkGAI
Mt>r INVESTIGATING.

WASHINGTON. ID. C-Special-
che State Department. has been mott
ned 81 the Incarceration in Nfc~ico
ot Joseph Woods. an American en-
Sineer. who was thrown into jail last
November and who Is conane5 ,b,.re
reSaruleSs OF the EFFORTS OF his friends
Woods was charged with hreak m.
INTO house at Monterey and steal
ng property. His case was lais is.
lore thc President by Warren =
stone. ESand chief engineer OF tn
Brotherhood OF Locomotive F,nrinc.rs
Enc President has directed .he
state Department 90 take the nlatter
rp with the Mexican Government.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
WEEKLY SHORT STORY



PINK LrSCON rode out OF the cor
ran with slack rein and droorire head
Care sat upon bis broad shoulders and
dulled the genial lrht iu his gray eyes
CUMMINGS. seated ol tle doorstep OF
me bunk house booted dorisively 40
his mate.
"Fou look like you was roiuga-court.
iug Pink" he crirurd
Lns.om turned Cd s.oWlinc brow AS
he slapped che raNloued sorrel with
o h-ourei hand
DROP it, boz eroulcd crustIv.
Ar sorrel strucA q l0ng. swinging
sa.t and rpesent'y horse and rider dis
appeared - ord "a rise OF ground. ouIy
to reanpear Iu Eradually Diminishing
peers -e.tFe until suddenly they yar-
isleI altogether
N NAT S Ilc matter With pinke" ask
ed Roxy Jones in constrained tones
from within the buukhouse. -He looks
like trouble has got him good and pleu-
CUMMINGS ciasped his hands uron
his knees and rocked t and fro in an
ecstasy az delight
Hes going 20 see the Wilder Todd !"
he chuckled.
The Wilder Todd why what's ne
going 20 See her for2"
He don't kuoH-she sent for him
his morning. returned CUMMINGS
miflntuliy n expect Pink overreach-
~ himself tother might az the dance
Al.e tflit Porter she wouldn't look
~ lh. aI tle evening. and poor Pink
lr aar ul to tae Wilder Todd an
couflet Der most particular an the
steHln Nith enc cye ON Miss Heunie
ard you. and / reckon that he said
some serious taing Go Che wilder
kinder arsentlile."
~ oder Todd wouldn't look az Pink
Luacom suorted Jones irritably.
Seems like size looked ar him con
siderable tOther night and enpoyed it
sufficient 90 send for him this morn.
ing" draaled Cummings
Jones disappear aud there AS the
SQUAD on vigorous and renewed scrap
Ing OF his leathern cheek Doc Cum
mings cheved the stem OF his pipe re-
lectlyely. Presently he Craned q curl.
Gus head toward the interior Of the
house.
See. here. Romeo. II there's any
thing l can do 10 help you. Just you
sing out. Shall catch up boss for
your"
Shut up" retorted Jones In a stran-
gled tone.
Then there white wing collars Is
bad FOR the voice. ROXY. You sound
Ike you was chokin'. I reckon you'll
wear that baby blue criss-cross neck
tie You bought az Wilder Todds store
! hear that baby blue Is Miss Hennie's
fav'Tits color"
There was no response from within
and presently Jones. attired az gor-
geously as Pink Luscom had been a
half hour ago. strobe haughtily past
the man on the doorstep and into the
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
STERILIZATION
OF CRIMINALS
Medical Men Plan Proposed 20 Retard
6r0SSCr Law Breakers.

r c II NJ % y ID. Y a - Special -
X looks very much as III the hin
proposing the sterilization OF hab-
tual criminals and felons convicted
oi the EroSser oGenses against mo-
-aiity. viii receive favorable consi-
Grafton az the hands OF the Legisla-
ture-
Certain IL Is that the neas,irs
hich has been suggested by Dr.
Cnarles Y. Darlington. the surgeon of
me Firginla penitentUry. has most
influential supporters. DR.. Drew.
The superintendent OF the Central Sfef.
hospital IS Enthusiastically in favor
~ The law.
20 Is said. too. that the heads OF MI
tre other asyiums as wei as sat.
te7ltn com M issioner Ennion G. Wi
lar-s and Dr. r. u. Levy. desire III.
passage % the bill
The proposed statute IS 20 be dis
.tssed az meeting of The House Com
nItt-e on Prisons and Asyiums next
thursday morning. az IN o'clock. or
.r's nrcoslor both ~. burlington au.
lr DreWry VIII explain the DIN and
urge IT'S favorable consideration by
The committee.
The sterilization law-or one -r-
most exactly lHe it-llrcadv appear
n tac statute books of four states
10 IS ty DID means experimental or
.aSt.l4 devised. and what Is more 80
carctlIy guards the constitutions
ri-hts of felons and diseased crimi-
nails
Dr. Darlington said this nornir-
th1t the BIN Was nothing IN not con-
servative and cautious. IL nrovfdas
mat the penitenuary surgeon shall
make the hrss recommendations as %
any prisoner These recomnendatfoD.
next are passed on hy tho peniterrfars
Board. and ~ that body thinks the
convict should De- subjected 20 the
painless operation provided for. the
matter shall then b. passed 0n 10 two
more members ~ the medical profes-
sion-an expert alienist and a sur
econ 90 good standing.
From the foregoing Do uill De seen
mat no one man viii have the sole
authority in cases az this sort. lr
every Instance the physical mental
and criminal condition 90 the prisoner
VIII he thoroughly looked into.
il is not thc purpose of those In-
frresfed IN the measure 90 make if
applicable % I'm classes az criminals
hut only % the more vicious. disc
asec or depravcd element The
prime object of the bin is 90 save fu-
ture generations from breed OF
hereditary lawbrea kers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
TWO MEN KILLED BY
U. S. DEPUTY MARSHAL

BLUEFIELD. w. vA.-SpeciaI.-E
gineer Tate OF the n. and W. Rail-
killed at Keystone Sunday night while
resisting arrest by Deputy United
States Marshal John Waldron, OF
Welch.
II = claimed Waldron arrived IN Keystone
last night and vent 70 a house run by Madgs
Murray 20 arrest q man for seilfns nQtlOr
licitly. The report says he attempted to
rest Gillespie, who resisted him. saying he was
not guilty Of anything and struck Waidr0n
over TIE head With beer bottle, knocking him
70 toe hoor. discovering. Wnldron whipped
out his gun and shot Gillespie and Tate. killing
later.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
JEFF SIZES PROPOSED
TRAINING QUARTERS

SAL LAM ~ 4 - paclal. u as
lff-le has hst a book 40 tie r-os-srr. vs
trtr-0g rru-rC-s Orr ts battle wltr Iark
u r-sl-. feTrrF urrr-rr r-i.7 Nv rrr -rs-
Nf Pc rr-rT. rnrsr nrf t-1rrrel o. rhr to- ~
90 IS usata1 Range. lireel mikes east 20 thfs
.N a.rE trTr rarrn rw-oI hr Her~r
Bars -r-. ar Ultimate r-r-i 20 Terras r-s
a- ft PIG ta-nE Wls u--.V Fleasnf u.th
fIf -Es. p mas l.-ie to trnf- fhe-r
TRIMMING rl-g il 1000 frs higher thau thr
.r-. 20 CO. hsr-ie
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
THREE STAND IN
SHADOW OF DEATH
TWO sIURDTRFRs AND AssATLANT
OF WOMAN TO DIP ~ THE
ELECTRIC CHAIR.

PORTsMOUTH-- special-wlsh the
tonFieticr ~ K.s1 Fo1se. is ths norton
-pts-tg llfr4.t Cart for So. ceFfcf nuF.er .
- ~ lt t-lrl -eEr0 rug cCucled - tie
eol,lfg 1sl $40 sracls a. ~ sheGoH % death
80 ptarft So 1lrte1y yElieg erlte1oe 20
- ~ t-ert7ccuflol ~ tre state rerlleutary
icy 1re Tomas hofl cDrslrfer Cor fts
1'-fl,r q DsDrtT k1friE sykas 81 south
Npftntz izst ArE-st, Gc.1 WiLism BAKE =
-sEfp efnFlried sd e,1tsoes1 20 ois foF
erlitl1ElI sstGl.tiog M. Aies gsrrlRan a.
pp~ers ~ ssFerA uontbs ago.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
DEATH FOLLOWS SLIGHT
SCRATCH on HIS LRG

SUFFOLK, VA--ySpeciaf.-As tie
result % slight scratch on q lex a.
nls lumber plant an Jacksonville, ~.
-. last week. James ~. Virgins. aged
nfty-two. died ~ his home here early
TharEozy o. blood poisoning. A -vldoN
two daughters and two sons survive.
The injury which caused Death was
regarded es trivial
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
SUBCOMMITTEE DID
NOT AGREE on JUDGRSHIP

WASHINGTON ID. C.-SDecial.-
The subcommittee Of the Committee
on judiciary appointed TO consider the
Senate bill authorizing an additional
Judge for the Fourth Federal Circuit
met this morning. but did not agree
on report The subcommittee will
not meet again until next Tuesday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
MOTIF or DEAD MAN At
GIRLS TRIAL FOR LfFF
wATERBURY. cONN.-specI

WATERBURY,. cONN.-Spec A
blood-sfained note. alleged 20 have
been written BY Bronieicw Kuivlnnkas
while Re lay dying with his throat cgf
2rc fis body ricdisd with bullets. was
infrod 1ced Thursday IN the triaI or
sophia KfftcauaD. The TRANSLATION. a.
suppiied ~ the prosecution. is az fol-
lows.
Sophie Krftchmsn. 81 seeras 7 must
de AZ your hands At two after dinner
Ne Bronisiow Xuivlnskas. my brothsr-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
THIS WOMAN IS
LINKED TO PAST
Remembers Visit Of Lafayette to
Her Home IN 1S24-Sister
Learned TO Walk Hold
ing TO WaShington's
Finger.


FRIDAY. the taenty-eiEhth. WIS
the ninety-fJth anniversary OF the
birth OF MIS- Beverley &CnnOn. Of Ia
dor Place. GCcrret cNn. the oldest liz
INK descendant az Martha Washing
ton. and her only surviving great
Erancchi6 who. with uudimini shcd
Interests. on6 mcntally wei stands all
most within reach 81 the century
marx.
About her are her grandchildren
aEd grCat-rranochilarcn. brishtcniDE
her lie with daily visits ANA count
less attentions and SURROUNDINGS hcr
with ar atmosphere O. love. She en-
Joys secinG lCr aCluain tanCec. zoo. re-
ceikinE thcm seated il her srm-sha
~ hose cushioned BACK she Ignores
enteriug into the conversation. and
particularly apFrcciatinE "a spice 81
humnr- Until receuf,E she occupied
Herself with krittsr-. never CrCDplug
a stitch. and az Christmas tcok a
keen inleresl En- abe preparation and
dispatchiug 81 Effts 90 her friends.
Mrs. herucn IS a dauEhter ~ Col
onei Thomas Peter and Martha Gus
tis. second child % John Parke Gus
It's Mrs. Washington 5 only son. and
Ele1uCr l8lNCrL q Er1n1G1UEh 81
LORD Baltimore she has lived Gt her
present houc-he-s hN Inheritance
anu hey birthplace, ire most his
tortCol- 81 interesting residence al The
Gag icai-alunst continuously for nine
ty-fre years playing as q chud be-
meath the native trees. thcu shal.u-
grounds % SIX acres tn extent hut
nov reduced 20 a half-s1uare. Within.
IRE most refined and educating I--
fueuccs have thrcuchout surrounded
her. the original work OF world-fa-
nous artists, Ite portraits CT Wash
iuEton and ether celebrities. and
priceless -tVE.eu miniatures. whose
Charming histories are toId in ur1e-
s-ai7c1 family letters Lle washing
ton relics CO Lular E.arE are unrna.v
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
BY Dr. r. l. scharf.

Trusts have been scaiping the con
su1aer on prices Tor pears and have
beeE boosting these prices under high
tariffs since 1897. The tine has come
eos the people 20 issue another eecia~
EAktoz q Independence. and am
kaDFy an being the Faedfun OF showing
ne readers % The Journal how 81 can
% c&ns -Four c&sg refusal 20 eas
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
CALL TO ARMS
AGAINST PRICES
OrEsnixer Of National srfLFoeS Trusf
League Explains Plans for
National Boycott

CDR. 3. L. scharr. - Washfng ton
y. C.. is the man srlo started tee Ma
uonal Snti-fooq Trust League. the
Organization ~ Which uas notec "a
our dispatches from me national can
ftaL Re has written the following az
tlcle for The Journal explaining the
situation that led 90 the nationwide
revolt esalpst focd monopoly. and
giving BIS remedy --Edff0s.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10
&anias firirita.
Nairbanfs, Minm.

Sumalan ormoa ia rombuo toifil'
Ie idmdn leboen l~ufiioiue!
GUN Seius tuli Worion ia yiars
tan tpIddn oil 9otIorus 10 tuouut,
baubattu ia mdtSnemdsid. Wtntta
Seims berdtti bdnet,
Sloista on ndhbd, ettd SeeiuS on
tddudfin m%eimoliIen %iananId fautta
berdttdnpt monta ipnnin nnesto,
eldmddn Sumalasia ianfaiffiiesti,
ia toimommc berdtpstd Mile, iotta
mield Iynnisid matfuwat.
0otpa oil fdirmeen mprffp See'
Iutien ipibamiesten fpbdmesid. Sa
,u'eIdtin ndemme, eitd fuoleet opet'
tai.t ia nstoton funia on tdpnnd
mibaa SeeIusta mastaan. Sentdb'
ben It'll Seelus faiieaesiaon Seeru'
Z ioleuin %faupunfid.
pieiarin usfo oil lula alma pli
mdiien papia linnaan asst, mutla
5iend ban SeeIutien tielfi. So pittds
ndperiantaina muuttui bdnen uefons
ia IuuIofIi, niintuin GmoufIen moel'
taiat tMnnuetimot. Wtutta fun Gee
Jus oioitti ilienId eIdlpdfii, tnli pie
tari ilpiIetIi. ettd bin %Iaattoi pitdd
beluntoi pGirpdn Iuornan.
I9ieId OF 3eelus bentenid fauita
meibGn teoteldmme, Nuiel0 iGbettdd
Sdn polmeliioiiuou FUTILE ia to=
ouile befemoon roooouiIia IOntti0,
iotto torpitletpot opuo.
YpptGtG0mme lpetdG toincp tpis=
tamme rottuon elronteliumin tunte.
miIeeu, Siiben OH minua ia IiNud,
ustomoinen, f%utiutu 10 i'pbdsIa
fosteesIa.
81 rotfaat peIiet il Iiiaret, luul-
motoommc IeuroiesIumme SeeiuSto,
ettei mifddn IaiIi riistetptii Sumolan
ianaa ipoGnmeSidmme. Sieluiiuhe
on Falls Sumolan eoesid fun aris'
tus on fen eoestd merenid nuooat.
tai;ut.
Senrp Sontolo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10
s~Grmomrtote, u, Sat,
u. Ir9ilouoer.

Nr,poiIo Nuitoio io Ien Iufiiotunto,
9intleIiu t%ooien piirtdd ioutu Iopon
N~uttnion paIStoile.
SImot' omot Tielp6nIaiIel tdlG ny.
End ia moonlight iIoiiio tnt on tc.
p6t uoin ldbeuG.
Serlpeps OF bpmd tdtd nptpd tdls
la poitfofunnauo. So on ,dnne liz
IGGntpuDt mdtedtin MIN. pienotoi.
flo. mrs. 2etpis 6enoritIonilo on
pittu tptto ia mrs, Wiotti ainnuieIe
on poifa Ipntpnpt. Grds fanIoIoinen
noimo, mrs, piuttuIo motuo beis
iona Ioiroono.
81 t6GQG enGd ufein toiu enonfe
liumin Iuloinen Gdni, fun Sumolon
poIunon 6dni tddud on moicnuut.
Wtonen Ipo6n foipaa iitd ipoon CT
l0pbp muuten tuin lufemouo. 81
endd Futile Ioornaitua Ianao. = Sd-
betd Serra tdnnefin Jun iDDmiebeIi,
ettd SumaIon maIittuin lufu %eneniIi.
Wohnisto murbeeuiiio ia beifous'
foiiia! gDoi, ettd tdmd ipntfd ipns
min iumu boibtuiii pois ia SumoIan
Jana iaiii fen Iomosto foboto Fun
tirfos ourineon poiste. pebmitd
p%aotuneet -ipbdmet ia anna Jun ars
mon aurinfoIi poistoa ia iuIottoo
iddtplmdt ipbdmet. Seeiufieen &ris'
tutieen me turmoamme tddlId mprs'
fpiieud ia alati ooltoilepalla moails
man mereld. &c on meiodn ainoa
pddmddrd, eta me autuoifi tuliiim'
me ia iionfoiffiien eIdmdn periIim
me.
Siiben meitd Sumala a%uttafoon!
PiirteIi Fiorenne Serrosio.
3aroliino !SenrictIon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10
feriuu" ianaua, fosfa ban muuten
teboittaa faittia IpnniItG rasfautet.

."iu aDso",a... nu',uaa i.ua'lsiaan"
Sceiutieh aniaiiiemoan ormoon. 81
iuintaon tirioittoia tarfoita, ett6 orr
mosta toriottamoa labiaa pit6d mie.
ia feridtd ennentuin fen Ioo omis.
toa? = Wtitadn ferjdpstd Ell Sid o.
boiianut tublaaiopoialta FUN t6md
ndItdiIend toIiin paloii. paan beti
ieuoiieno bdnet Ipliinid iutti.
SoimituS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10

- 9oimitiis Ell moi fdiittdd mitd
firioihaia ~torfoittoa hiouo rarmon'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10
@lp, Minn.
Senrp 5onfola.

piirr6n ionfu rituiu Jos Nuttoia
pttou tGmGn %poletoineen.
ySumaIou ormo foitiae ibmifiae
termeeatuen OH iInlestpnpt, iotu mel.
bin opettou faifcn immalottomon
menon bplfddm6dn ia moouiiet hi
mot, ia idSld mooilmosIn Iilpcdsti
ia bursfaoeti ia i%umoIouiiesii ClG
mGGu, ia ooottomuou outuooltieto
toipoa ia Ihiren Sumolup II mets
ban Sunastaiamme 3 c%iutien 5tri5
tutIen lines pmiStd, ioed ii;eId 5n,
tot meib6n e%beet6mme, ettd 9du
meitd taifeolu ioddrppoesta lunos
/, taiIi ia itiellerid ~erinomniietii toua
: lotii, obteroitii bplpiin tDibin." Git
I 2: lib.
&aitiueIibmiiine ierpecliIefIi ianoo
SumoIon nrmoa 9erron opostoli.
nimittdin mile, iotta fen totuuoesIa
mastoonottomot ia ioisId Ie noi
tuttoo eldmdn parannutIen eli toi'
Zen iumolattomon menon bpItddmis
fen ia mooilmaqiIisto bimoista luos
pumiIen. Woan ne fdpttdpdt nod
rim Sumalon ormon, iotfa eitp6t al.
faneet IiemdSti, bursfoosti ia iun,o-
! ioqiiesti eIdm6dn, noitta be Iuottos
mot ormoon. Wlitd meibdn pitdd
fonoman niistd ibmiIistd, iotfa lui
telpat Sumolon min ormouiIefIi, ettd
. Sdn iaaii ipnnisId ibmiIen eldd ia
ottoa ipnnin ~orionfin ioiipooieen,
iota Ell fosfoon pobosto Ioffoo?
Weiodn pitdd ppptdmdn ieloiSten
ottomaon tartan paarin mitd Sers
ran palpeIiia on beistd firioittonut:
meiodn pitdd BELLE muistuttdmon:
ob i%uruton, tosta lpnnistd Ioffaat!
Wteibdn pitdd beitd norottaman tiis
IepoiIesto pibasta. WieId netin be-
rdnneet f%6pttdpdt mddrin SumoIan
ormoo, iotfo eniin pprtindt omouo
noimauaon burstaifIi ia iitte mas
ia oifomat turpoto ormoon; find
tdstd ianoo !6erran !9enfi, ettd ole
%noastaon terpeelinen Sumolon ar.
mo ppettoo meitd faiffen iumaIots
tomuuben bplfddmddn.
Nosta armotettu fieIu fdTittdd
(puoIitain) tdmdn fauiin oIion,
fuinfa turbat faiffi poronnuspuu'
bat omat omaua ipoimallo, ia fuins
Ia fiitoninen ia armosta armoiettu
IopTi posto iaffoo toboqoon riffos
maeto RATTAN aponbimmon Ipbdn
tdia mieItd. Seefus %ianoo: iolo on
file pitdd annettaman, maan ioua