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The Chitina leader., 1912-04-13
WASHINGTON, April 6.-Yesterday President I

WASHINGTON, April 6-Yesterday President Taft gave
 hearing to the various interests that demanding action behalf of Alaska Among the who appeared be- fore him Senator Simon Guggenhem of Colorado Daniel Guggenem of New York and various experts in the Guggen helm companies They discussed at length the matter of rail roads and coal and nssent that the people of Alaska entitled to legislation that would relieve present conditions and prove incentive for immigration and deve opment of the various industries Vice President Sherman and Secretary of the Interior Fisher also at the nearing and evidenced must interest the statements made They also discussed with the President pending legislation particularly with reference to the coal With that question solved they believed that other matters could easily be adjust ed The President expressed himself strongly in favor of
 on by the present Congress and hopeful that the issues would be and disposed of to the satisfaction of the people Alaska and the who anxious assist in the deve opment of the northern territory.
The Chitina leader., 1912-04-13
Late Telegraph News

WASHINGTON, April 1O.-The President yesterday ap- pointed Judge Edward Cusman of Valdez as the success Judge George Donwor who recently resigned the fed era udgeshp for the western district of Washington
 This appointment does not entirely surprise to the Judge Cushman They have known for time past since the conclusion the President not to Con Humphrey for the place. that friends were the appointment of Judge Cushman And that it has finally been brought about the friends Alaska of the new appontee will rejoice with him because of the consum nation of ambition that he has long entertained
 Judge Cushman first had his experience public offl- cal assistant district attorney under Wilson Gay With headuuarter at Seattle He commenced 19O2 and when Fry appointed to succeed Mr. Gay n 1904 he retain the services of Mr. Cusman for four and until hs successor Elmer E. Todd appointed in October l9Oo Shortly after Mr. Cushman appointed assistant to the Attorney General with headquarters at San Francisco This position he retained until he came to Alaska.
 There will be considerable speculation to whom shall be appointed the to Judge Cusman It known that District Attorney George R. Walker of Valdez and the personal friend Taft aspes the honor Then may that Judge Overed will be transferred from the Fairbanks district He is having considerable trouble there and feeling exists that change of kind soon be brought about Attorney T. O. West of Fairbanks and San Francisco and who is Valdez representing Capt Bar nette is an applicant for judgeshp in Alaska. And is District Attorney Crossey Fairbanks His present term pires next monh by of the acona fights the Fairbanks is understood that he is not to be pointed There possibility that in appointing satisfac- tory Alaskan President may have beyond the Repub can party he frequently does and in that event John Y Ostrander of Cordova, would be strong possibility
The Chitina leader., 1912-04-13

PHILADELPHIA, April 11.-When Colonel Roosevelt rived here he in high glee the result of the Illinois primaries In address he declared We knocked them the ropes in Illinois, and want them to take the count in Pennsylvania He further asserted that ths country will not be fit live if permit the to be twisted from its original purpose and become such President Taft Senators Lormer Guggenhem and Penrose wish to make it.
The Chitina leader., 1912-04-13

OYSTER BAY, April 12-The Republican convention has endorsed President Taft and declared Ehu Root William Barnes Jr., and William Berry for delegates.
The Chitina leader., 1912-04-13

BAY CITY, Mich. April 1.-The Taft forces in t of the convention mxup occurred with the result that the Roosevelt delegates withdrew from the hall and held convention of their and will make contest for the dele gates before the national convention.
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-24

WATCH INSPECTOR FOR A., 3. &
A, E. r., SOUTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANY AND ATLANTIC COAST
LINE RAILROAD.
The Brunswick news., 1912-12-24
y 2oS l,,--.r by = :. .--o* *c-nents. : Lie
price. large package, slO0; small
size, 2ae.a Sold by all druggists.

Foley Kidney Pills give Just the
help elderly people need to tone and
Strengthen their kidneys and blad-
der and regulate their action. John
McMasters, Streator. III, says: = feel
aetter and strol ger 1han / have for
olany years. and Foley Kidney Pills
I'D it,. Roberts Pharmacy.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25
KanSatnt1e eIdtndn
f%1yrkyttaja.

Sotu aifa tafoperin oil er6Gn tuts
tamani, nuoren %naiIen, mimi ia pIoi'
te uIeasIa tdmdn moon iuomaIaiies'
ia fanomaIeboesid Sdmdn iobboss
to TAT bdn m m. erddltd Soel 9iDrf.
Iunb &c. SO. nimiieltd iuomaIaifelta
firiafauppoliitfeeltd IentoIebtiien ia
fen pbtepbesid tirioluetteIon. Sdmdn
firioittoia on iaonut boItuuniu moi.
nitun lentolebtiien, ia baluaa ioUoin
ianalu tuiusiuttoa Iutiioita iiben ie.
Ed moiniihiun firiofouppiaoieen.
&ebtiien olusIa beti Ianotoon: r9u'
tefao! 9emitdfdd! 9utusinfaa OF
famine oiatutIiin iufupuoIitpipmpf
fsia ia Iemittdfdd uubenoion tpoIoa
muiuetin Siite feIoStetaan fuinfa
Acknowledgements omot tpiime al.
toina iulIeet eritpiiemmdn buomion
oloiietf. Sitte liIdtddn: r2en fdfttdd
ni,infd iafpottomon mddrdn benfis.
I'd ia termepbeuistd furiuutia ia on
nenommttar IutupuolieIdmd ldbes
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

rittdd nieud faniamme nuoriIon?
Ndbbddnbdn fuinta tuon Woolafin
ebustaiat omat baluffaita lemittd'
mddn tuota turmiouista tiriauiiuut'
ia parTinfin nuoriiomme piiriin. Sn
mieIestdni 10 aifa aiatela mitd moi.
Iimme tasId iubteesia faniamme by.
mafTi tebbd. - Slfoon tdsfd wieId
Ianottuna faitiqe Mile, iotfa pmat
taipupaiIia luottamaan alma vuu'
teen, ettd 5iaoin me ebustamme to-
oeuista mutta, fun me parbaamme
mufaan faSmatamme fanIaamme
5imeeqiieen pubtauteen. Seuainen
uutuus festdd iarien ia oifeuben or
mpstelut, iota Ell npitrDm ildisstanne'
rilainen vuutuus" moi festdd.
". gt. 80.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

Seelntlesia. Steud pfiindiippbes'
iaonfin olimat Serran f~ouIusia.
Wonet beistd oIipat tuleet finne
iuoraan Suomesta, misid olimat
iaaneet fdpbd maifta iofa ppbd Fir.
fosia, faipaiipat npt iitd, Fun M.
fpifin Ell ole BELLA fdpnpt fuin Fer.
ran fpuobesia Suomi Spnobin pap.
pt. SpnobamieliIet fai omat fiiben
tDptppdiiid. 3uuluimat teroittaman,
ettei firffoon pitdi1i muita lasfea.
faan iaarnaamaan fuin Suomen
firfon ia Spnooan pappeia. SOS
tooeuiiuuoesia aiia min ON, min Ell
BELLE ole epanfeliumi Falls, Ell Ip
ban tarpiiIe fitd fuin enintddn fers
ran muobesia. GibGn tofi meibdn
piod estdd epanfeliumin tpDtd.
&osfaan emme iitd Iiiafli tuuIe eifd
buone pabene, JOS lanaa muffin
iaarnaa. Sos tabbotaan pitdd roiat
Ielmdnd wddrdoppifiIta, min ROBOT.
tettafoon iiten, ettei ieurafunnasI "a
iaa muut opettaa, FUN enanfeliss
lutberilaiiet, ia niibenfin pitdd pu.
bua Jana oifein.
&unnioittaen jain muistamaan nil.
I'd uieita panbuffia, ioitten fiImisid
bebfui fatoomattoman eldmGn tot.
mon firtfaus. 6eibdn uIfomuoton.
la tobisti, ettd omat palion maaiI'
masIa tebneet ia f~ofeneet, ia aino
paan pddsieet nafuantumaan, ettG
taimaosia ie masta on ibmiien OIL
Tea foti. Niin iieud loppuu mai'
pamme, iulmme riemuipiriiud tdp
tetddn. &ristue on nellie eIdmd ia
fuolema OH nellie moitto. 2iitps
pstdmppbestanne. Serra Iobianne
palfitfoon!
- port Irtburin firfon alaferras
ia pibettiin iItamat tt. 10 p. Intor
Sobfo mainaian perbeen bpmdtIi,
puboas tulo oil $51.1O minfG FUN,
man mainaian Iesfi on ottanut Til
touiIuuoeaa mastaan, ia ppptdd ~.
odmeaiIesti fiittad ieurafuntaa, fur
lie antoi buoneen mapaosti, ia ia
moin fiittdd ipodmeuiiesti faitfio
apustaiia ia roponia ubraaiia. Ser
ra teiae bpppptenne runfaaSti pol
filtpon!
bliss Inna &arbuIa iaapu
paitfofunnoae tt. 8 p. Hanbaqisto
Winn. Sernetulpa.
q. Wuori.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

eniifIi tilaiiuus pelastia. Edtd iddn'
tDd, iota ieuratdan notwithstanding
malta fiirtoIaisIaitpaaa, ~Ieurattiin
tarfaueen uisfentelewaSia faupun'
sisia masnaotteineen. miIionddrei'
neen ia ~fuuIuiIine miebineen. SdSfd
on iuuri moraalinen toiiaiia, iofo
Iiepentdd iuruantme."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25
@ir8inia, Minn.
g. Wuori.

Subtif. 20 p, 1912.
2osfa tdGItG eli fufaon muutfoor
ndp ldbettdtpdn uutiTia 9luttaior
paIs!oiue, min fatfoTen ddnett6mpp
ben ia piirrdn pitimdItddn Ianaien.
Gitfe aineeuiIen eldmdn alaua Dir
9iniaSIa on nerrottain nilfasto
nilffaampi tuin misIdan muisIo
pmpdriqd %oIeipisia faupunseisIa
Wutta mieIdtin miIffaammatf ndpt
tad Ie febittppdn tdmdn feidn fu'
luesia. pubumattafoan tamauiIisto
faipanto' ia iabampuptDistd, iotto
omat tanauiiesia fdnnnisId, fas
maa faupunftmme, min laaiuuteen'
ia fuin mmbfeuteeniafin ndboen,
Sdnne ndet pitdili rafennettaman til
mdn feidn aiaua uieita pleiid rofen'
nuffiofin futen: %faupunsin firiasto
talo, banitufien postifonttoori ia .
H. &c 80. Rp:n mubfea aiemabuone,
2otufaoramerffofin pitdili r%ofennet.
iaman tdnne tdmdn feidn fuIuesio,
ioten ietin Iiiad paIio Iiitettd fou-
pun9'sfamme. Sinia lienee aIeitufin
10 Gbisbolmisia. llieita uuIia alum
torafennufIiatin rofennetaan par.
baauaon. Wtuutamia on 10 naImiS
tunutfin.
TGnne oIen oifonut minGfin Iait.
taa imam fobin, pienen moauiien
moioni. 2un tdfdIdiieud nuoreuo
Ieurofunnaaamm Ell ole fpield pap
piIao, iosfa ipoiii oiuo, min oman
fobiu tarne tddud pIemaue papiue
fdp ientdbben oipon mdIttamdttD
mdn tarpeeuiiefii. Wuofrabuonees.
ia oIumiuen tuntuu Min orianiIelta.
50 itdpoitIi Fun nuotrat iddQ6
opat fomin forfeitd menee muutu
mosIa wuobesia pienoiien talon
binta fiiben. Wlutto ipoifeubet oman
fooin banttimiiesia fDpbdud michel
Id eindt ole oman mdbdiIet. 9oiil
otpat toaiita ia rofennusaineetfin
bpndsId binnosia. Rabaa fiis tar
fpitaan ennenfuin iuuma faoboon
toteenhumoan. Sliii iuotanao, eitd
ne, iotfa iieidmdt oIemanIa oaefir,
ioiitoneeua meltoo, bpmGntahtoiIesti
ldbeitdiFmdt MT minule iootamani.
GIomme tdaad MinneIotosIa on
ouut toisieIuo ionon tapbesIa mer
fitpfiesfd. pmbnmottataan maiwo.
Ioiiesio tebtdWdstdni b~enseniien eIa.
mdn oIouo iddud pobiois WimneIo.
ton erdmoiua, on fotieIGmddmmetin
fobbeunt mitd noifeimmot mosiuf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25
Slntoitms.

&irtfofuntamme fpiime nuoTifofo
ufIesia tuli ouetirioittanut tdmdn fe'
mdilen feldIebben rSuutatpon ad
men" toimittoiofIi. Sentdboen ppp
bdn firffofuntamme pappeia ia mui'
ia usfonpstdpid ldbettdmddn mi
MULE firioitutIia tdtd iulfaiiu a mar
ten ennen emf t~oufotuun 5 pdipdd
2unnioitufieua ia pstdmppbeIa,
g. Wiettinen,
13l 6isb itr.,
MsbtabuIa Sarbor. Sbip.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

2otoomoton funnia fuuluu mill
lie Titanic loi,paIla oIeille miebiue,
iotfa tuolema flmdin eoesTd Ieifoi
mat paitoiuoon fiaoin, fun noiIet 10
Iopist lostettiin peIastuspeneiliin 10
nietiiu iurwoon, on mtelipioe, iofo
on pIeinen 2ontoosia, iabt5iidd
Gbico9o Nems'n tirieenwoibtoia I.
{. 16 y. 1%ontoosto.
rYleenid bppdtipttpnd topona mes
relid"r lnuIuu aDestminieter @nIette,
ION. eta annetoon naiTi1e ia lopfiue
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25
Mmoim labbe ipntia ia iaass
%taiimutta wastaan.
3iri. S. 8. 9sbbera 1868.


2uonnoliIia labteitd lDntpp fpud
monta maailmasia, ia niisId, iofa
maan taboo, taitaa uIenid ruumiil'
liiesti pestd ia puboistaa. Wtatta
tdmdn mailman ldbteisid eipd lDp.
op iitd mettd, iofa t%oitaiii pbben'
fddn ainoan ipnnin (paliaaua noe.
benpoimaua) Tielustamme pois pes.
I'd. &uitenfin IDptpppd pffi mebens
ldbbe, iota felpaa rfaiffia ipntid ia
IaastaiIuutta ipastaan."
Oaamibin buoneeIa ia Seruiale
min aiumiaa, ie on: &ristufIen ieu.
rafunnaIa, on tdmd amoin pubbiss
tusldbbe foiffia ipntid ia iaastai-
Iuutta nastaan, min luemme Safa.
rian ennuSt. ID: 1. ySiad aiaua
pitdd amoin ldbbe Oamibin buo
neeIe ia SeruIalemin %aiunaiIiue ole
man ipntid ia iaostaiiuutta mas
tam.
Me olemme faiffi ilman epdile.
mdtti 10 ferran tdae ldbteelle fanne'
tut, eldmdmme emf pditpind, ia
oIemme totta tdpben pmbbistufien
ipnneistdmme laaneet; Ell toiin luon'
tomeben noimasta, tpaan Serrams
me SeeIuflen ppbdn meren iefd ias
nan poimasta. ella lie peii oil ies
foitettu rnereud, FUN tiuftui 2ris'
tutien f~pliestd."
SIZE pubumme, minimum bppin ar'
%tpoatte, ppbastd fasteestamme, iofa
toIin tobeuo on otpoin ldboe Ipntid
ia IaaStaiiuutto nasiaan.
Wutta nptpd Ell ole fpud, eta Fer
ran iiud ldbteeud fdmimme; maan
meiodn tarmitiee iofa pdind taae
tofoiIin rientdd tdue alma atpoimeua
pubbistusI6bteeue. &erran me Diem.
me fastetut; mutta iofa pdipd mei'
ban tulee tdmGn faeteen ippimaa
usfosIa miIieud. Siud ie Idbbe on
nield tdnd pdindnafin opoin, ia on
mieldfin ipntid ia iaastoiiuutta mas
toan noimauinen; Min fatiofaamme,
ettd me paan Iitd bpmdfIemme fdp
tdmme; iud ppbdsId fasteesia aufe.
nj SeeiufIen iopintoneren mirta
meibdn pdduemme mirtaiIemaan, ia
me tarpitIemme alma mielafin. fen
iaman peren pubbistusta. Siqd
Seefus on life ianonut: ,Guen mind
finua peie, min Ell iinuua ole oiaa
minusia."
9erdnnpt omatunto on iamsen or.
ia. eifd iaui pienirtdfddu ioastuita'
mista, minimum firfaS peili bimme'
nee, Jos ainoastaan fen pddae pu'
bauot Wutta moitfa Sumolan Iafi
IN ppbd ia torffa, ietd omatunto
orfa pienintdfiu ipnnin iaastaiiuutta
ioimoamaan iefd tuomitiemaan, min
onpa ie Seeiuflen Iofpintoweri mp6s
iittenfin ,tubannen fertaa moimalIi.
tempt peIemddn meiid alma pubtaiffi
taifesia ipnnistd ia iaostoiinubesta
= Jos maan tdue fastees'n ferran
atpatuae ldbteeue oina u%uoestaan
usfon fautta fdpmme. ,Sa tdma tdl'
%Iuinen, peIo ia pubbistus tefee meitd
IoneIiaifIi eIdpdd SumoIaa polpe'
maon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

Sofainen mics, iota Ell ole ops
pinut ianomaau ,ei" = iofa ct ole
pddttdnpt ottaa Sumalan tietd, buo'
liinatta iofaiiesfo foirasto, mitd moi
bdntd bauffua, buolimatta iofoiies'
to %bopeo.ddt estd, mica moi boufu'
teua bdntd ipriddn - On oIepa
beitfo ia iurmeltunut mics ennen
FUN bdn tuolee. - Mleronoer Olocs
laren. 3
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

Spndtipfddmme usfonuon eri
muotoia tbmisten teSfen, n%iiufuin
bpndtipmme eri field, ioiSia fui'
tenfin on ilmaiStu ainoastaan ptii
ibmisIuonto Sofoiieua neroua on
iuurin moima omasia t~ielesiddn ia
iotaiIeao ipodmeIld omaSIa uston'
noSIaau. - Hicbter.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

= Sidiipps on iumolaainen aerre'
alta ia toipo on i%ffuno, ionfa faut
to ~fuoIepaisten iaaitaon ndbbd, fu.
ten lain ldpi bimmedsti, %oTioito, ioi
ia SumaIo malmistaa. = Wount'
forb
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

Subtifuuua.
Matfoilta ia paiffafunnaIta.
Wiimetuun 20 pdimGd mosten
oil pDtd Sanop'sia, Wan. Srans
Sufaman talosia. Siuoin en- bp.
mdstid .b~eittdisidni moinut oapis.
taa ettd talon emdnndqe beitdn by.
mdstid piimeiien ferran. pari pdi.
mod mp1bemmin oil mrs Sufana
iairastunut ia tpiieoupdimdt iairas'
tettuaan multi pois tdstd fdrIimps-
ten ia tipuien maailmasta autuaitten
maaban Serran Iuotie. Sosfin fuo'
10 idttdd idlfeenid folton fpImppoen
mitG etentin tuntuu faamealta, FUN
puoliio la lasten dtti on NIT pois,
min on lobbuuista tietdG ettd pois
muuttoia pddIi Serran iloon. Wai'
naia pmisti o%utuutenia Sumalan or.
mosta fen Iunastufie n tdbben, min,
I'd Seeius tefi. !Sdneud Ills on ian'
faitfinen eIdmd, futen Seeius na'
fuuttaa niiStd, iotfa Sdnen pddueen
usfopot. Sltaa mpDs idleae idd.
meet tnrpatut Serrasia, Sdn on Or
poien bolbcoia ia lesfein toboutuS,
Soimotan teiae taifiIe Serran or
moa ia iiunausta!
l1uoeSta Suomesta din fuuuut 10
fauan. Gn cifein fdIitd, mitIi iinne
10 parma niimeiiend puptena oil
baluni pddstd fdpmddn. Wiinie
FUN % p. Flo IL italia astuin
Winnepesisid iunaan, iofa fulfee
ldbeltd nutta Suomea. Hautatieltd
on finne IA MALTA, ia Fun luntn Ell
~rautatien narIiaa ndfpnDt, buoIebbin
eta lumenpumtteen muofIi oil buo'
noa miuunfin iatfaa matfaani, NUT
ia mpDS buonoa on fanfalaifiuani
iaapua bortausi eurapoiffoibin. FUN
Ell pddie reend eifd fdrrpua. Ndis.
id aiatuffisia ouen tuntui fuin iofu
iuurifin ifdmpps oIiTi tuIosIa. Oil.
loin muiStin ettd oIinban ppptdnpt
SidItd 10 fotona ennenfun IdtIin.
t6dn, menestpstd matfaIIeni ia mt
on nield. pubeIu Sidn fansia
poisti faifen murbeen, ia aamuIa
Fun Wapenan aiemala. moulin iu.
nasta, huomaIin miten lima on Luz
minen ia Iunta on aipan fpaifEi reel
Id aiaa.
Safemaan Iaopui SaIomon pe.
tdpS bemoien fonsia, mutta Smart
Mutunen oil tuuut %ialtalin. aun by.
ndud m,eleud istuimme reesId pus
belen m. m. ettG Sumala antoi fpie.
Id aiman FUN tGtd mottaa parten
Iunta, min ianoi g. petdps: riitd'
ban olsn pppidnptfin ia iIoinen, Fun
Sumalale oil pppntDni otolIista."
Saan bdmpsfd iaopuimme petdpf.
fen toIone, iosia emdntd tpttdrenId
fansia otti pstdnduiiesti pastaan.
Wirpoittamaa olifin Iepo, eifd tar.
ninnut fomin mpDbddn moIpoa,
tuten on tomalista motfoiua, ettd
Ell iuIe pantua oiaaaan Iemoue.
Gufimdiien pubeen pibin lluben
Snomen fouIuqa ieu~rafunnon fd5i.
t6itten m%ppidifsId. Sunnuntoina
Iaarnaiin iomasia ~paifaSia, en- ba
lunnut firtfoon, FUN Ell field mield
fuuIostanut olenan nunio eifd ia
mutormea, peltdfin Iaatponi Iiidd
pefdd, iota oil 10 min ettd ainoas'
taon %iibiiemdqd iootoin iuureaa not
maaa puhuo. Seuraonot feurot pi'
oimme austoa Wisein ~tolosia ia
foImannen ferron 3. Gbt. fonsia
pibimme Ieurat Ulotti Wustomoon
toloSIa.
ylpt oIin periqd 10 oIut A pdindd
ia tdptpi fiirubioa pois fporinoiiele
tp5paitaueni. 6ausfot muistot idi
minuIe nubecta Suomesta. Sbmi
Jet oIitpat nStdmduiid ia bortoasii
fuunielipoi ioornoa. SIipo monte,
iotfo tunmiStiwot idieid auiuuitoon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

- Gpdilemdttd tulepat Sitanicisto
p%elastuneet miebet antamaan tpp'
bpttdpdn mastaufien fpipmDfIeen:
rMinfd nuofi olette elosIa?" =
@bicaso Nems.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

= Sbmiien ustonto muobostuu Ell
niistd monista nlioista, ioita bin
epdiIee ia foettaa usfoa, maan nils
I'd barmoiStn, ioiSta han on mafuu'
tettu ia ioita usfootieen bdn Ell tors
pitIe mitddn ponnistusta. - Gors
lple.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25
8irfouifia iImoiut
Wibittp omioIiittoon:
MSbtobuIa Sorbor, Obios5o
g.. g.. g..

8antolaiiemme mr. Sstor 2unbi,
ia miss 6ilmo purtilo mibittiin
fristilliieen opioliittoon idman hub.
tttuhn IL pm Italia fonIoaisieuro.
tunnon t~irtosia Msbta buIa Sorbo-
risio, .. Wolemmot oFanomaiietr
ofuot fotoifin Gorboristo.
y Wliettinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

Entered as second-class matter January II
so6, at he post office at Ironwood, Michigan
1uder the Act of Congress of March 8. 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-25
THE BALKAN BABEL.

One Of the most interesting features
Of the Balkan situation is TO be seen
in the extraordinary number and di-
versity Of races and tribes Of people
involved therein. The Turkish T. pire
In Europe has long been famed as one
Of the most polyglot Of realms, and
the independent states which have
been warning upon 1t. having once
been parts Of 1t, partake Of that same
character. In the remnant OF the
empire there are Albanans. Bulgars,
Greeks, Serbs, Turks, Kutzo-Nlachs,
Jews. GypSies and Armenians: each in
at least sufficient numbers to figure
separately in census. and OF these
the majority are themselves composite.
The Turks themselves are one OF
the most complex Of races. and In
European Turkey they are by no
means all Of the clan OF Osman. but
they include many Seljuks, now known
as KOniots, and also some Turkomans
and Tatars As for the Greeks they
are NtIldfiHf ldl ilpii bFthE ~ pun
and homogeneous people. OF the
ancient Greek race, OF the age OF
Pericles. there IS scarcely a trace left
1t chiefly perlshed in the Peloponne-
sian War and the subsequent slaugh-
tiers. The Hellenic foundation Of mod
en Greece is derived from the com
poste population OF Hellas in the
Roman era, people who called Them
selves Romans. In Greece Itself there
are also many Nlachs. who stu call
themselves Romans. and AlbaniaDs,
who are among the best farmers. sol
dicrS and sailors.
The Serbs are members Of the Scrbo-
Croatian branch of The Slavonic race
hailing from Galicia at the earliest
date Of which we have knowledge of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-25
NEW YORK FROM THE SUBURBS

Mayor Gaynor says he maryels at the
substitute OF the daily newspapers in his
town: but then some OF those New York
sheets are so good they have a right to be
stuck up.-washinston Post
Helping Tsmmsny to keep its present grip
upon New York City may be one way OF bat
Ting for the Lord; but It's surely a queer
way.-Hartford Courant
London IL said 10 be sun ing from a sur
felt OF taxicabs This may he due TO the fact
that IN London the cab rates are so low that
.yerybody can AFFORD TO ride in one. There
ons may have the service OF taxicsb for
half q day for about what It would cost TO
ride around a block in New York.--Utica
Observer.
Tho first settlement made on Manhattan
Island was at No II Broadway in November,
1913. New York proposes TO have birthday
party next year. ssnsibly It is determined
not to hold n worlds fair, because New York
has no plac. 10 put one.-Syrscuse Post
Standard,
An army officer lecturing in New York.
told his audience that that city could be as
easily captured as Constsntinopls. Perhaps
he might have gone further and said that an
enemy operating from the land side would
nnd New York City an easier prize than the
Turkish capital. Like all the other great
cities OF the United States, New York has no
landward detenees. All it's tortlhcstions look
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-25
BLUE SKY" LAWS.

The decision Of the Investment
Bankers Association that its members
ought to advocate the enactment OF
blue sky" laws in their various
states is the latest evidence OF the
changing point OF view Of big Busi-
ness" toward state regulation. The
blue sky" law, which exists at pres
ent only in Kansas, haunt Of paternal-
ism and metropolitan, is scheme by
which the state government endeavors
to protect its citizens with a little
spare change for investment from the
fy-by-night capitalist" who would
capitalize the sky and the waters I'M
der the earth and collect money on the
shares issued against them. 1t requires
the approval OF the Banking Commls-
sioner before n new series of securities
may be offered for sale in the state.
and his Judgment that they would Yield
a fair return on the money invested.
A few years ago such proposal
would have been Kissed ont OF the
"capitalistic East as wild-eyed popu-
lism. if not scheme FOR eXtortion ana
blackmail. Since then public and big
Business" have had the educational
course Of state regulation afforded by
public service commissions. In TINS
state the public service commissions
now have sort of blue sky power
over the issue Of securities by public
service companies. both on the begin
ming OF business and on reorganization.
No dreadful cataclysm has resulted-in-
deed. il has been found 10 be rather an
asset to be able 10 show that the state
itself gives assurance that there Is no
water in an issue Of securities. There
is no question about the benefit, TO the
public and the bankers. Of a law re-
curing the filing with state ofhciai
Of facts regarding new securities Of
fered FOR sale. particularly what tan
gible assets are behind them. No hon
est concern or legitimate enterprise
need fear it. No sympathy need De
wasted on any other kind.