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New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
LEFT TO DIE AT 115
Sam Houston's Aged Indian
Wife Deserted by Her Tribe.
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune

LawtOn, Okla, Aug. 2S-Deserted
and an outcast from her tribe, Melissa
Houston, full blood Kiowa, once the
popular Indian wife of General Sam
Houston. first President of the Re
public Of Texas, has been left alone to
die OF hunger and neglect in her
weather beaten tepee, three miles from
Andarko.
According to the best authority Mrs
Houston>is 115 years old She is tooth
less, blind and a pitiful sight as she
sits in her lonesome teepee
l: has long been q custom Of the
Kiowa and Comanche Indians TO aban-
don their old men and women TO fate
and allow them to die ny degrees. Me
lissa Houston has not escaped the cgm-
mon fate.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
PACIFIC FLEET CUT OFF
Efforts to Reach the Warshlps
by Wireless Fail.

San Diego, Cal, Aug. 2S.-A message
from the steamer Pleiades at Cape San
Lazaro. near Magdalena Bay, to-day
said the disabled gunboat Nicksburg
has not reached that place, as was re-
ported.
The message announcing that the
Vicksburg was in trouble was picked
M by the steamer Stanley Dollar and
relayed here. All efforts to get in
touch with the Vicksburg since yester-
day have failed.
Efforts TO reach the flagship Cali
fornia and other vessels Of the Pacific
feet by wireless have been frultless'
and II is said an important message to
Admiral Switzerland remains unde-
liyered on this account.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
EARL FILES. WANT 'AO'
EngIishman Willing to Labor in
Commanding Capacity.
TITLE is THROWN IN
Wall Street May Have Seized
Opportunity to Acquire
Society Favorite.'

An English earl FOR he himself hath
said IT," is desIrous Of entering Ameri-
can business life. and has announced
his desire through the medium OF an
advertisement in The Wall Street
Journal" This advertisement offering
the firest opportunity to Pick win
ner" which has presented itself for
many day In Wall street. is as fol-
lows.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
AFTER BALLOON RECORD
Three Bags Start in Race Tor
Lahm and Antlers Cups.

Colorado Springs. Col. Aug. 2N.-
Carving as much ballast - possible
I'm tho hope 81 making a new worlhs
record. the three balloons in the Aero
club of America race for the Lahm
and Antlers cups made a good starr
here late this afternoon. All the bags
sailed out of sight in a course almost
directly due north. There was very
little wind and the going appeared 10
be slow
The Kansas City II. John Watts
pilot. and Frank Blair, aid. both OF
Kansas City, left the ground at 0;io
p. m. The Uncle Sam. Of Colorado
Springs. Captain II. +. Honeywell, Of
81. Louis. piiot. with Bruce Gustin, Of
this city, as aid. took the air at o:3s
D. IN. The balloon y, formerly the
Goodyear. ~ Akron. Ohio. carrying
Paul Mccullough. Of ST. Louis. pilot.
and r. 4 T. Preston. Of Akron, as
cended at G.ol p. m.
The first report received here Of the
balloons was at $50 D. m. when rhey
were reported in sight at Balmer LnLe.
4 short time later passengers on a
Denver 4 Rio Grande train reported
that the big bags were following he
railroad tracks toward Denver.
Palmer LAKE. COL. Aug. 2s.-The bal
loon Y. Of Akron. Ohio. landed one mile
....,,,h 80, L.,. md gffsap miles north Of
Colorado Sprirgs tonight. Paul McCul-
Iough. the pilot. said that poor gas caused
the early descent
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
Thousands of Persons Return
ing from Theatres Watch
New Inspector at
His Work.
BATTERING RAMS CARRIED
But Warlike Equipment Proves
Unnecessary = Cleaned Out
Monday, Again Visited
Literary" Clubs Fixt-
ures Crash to Street.

Leading ten Of his detectives in spec
tecular raids in the Tenderloin. In
spector Dwyer entertained thousands
OF persons just issuing from the thea
tres last night by his businesslike meth
DDS. Although he was armed with a
full equipment OF crowbars. axes and
battering rams. the inspector did not
find Il necessary TO make use of those
Instruments, as admission was easily
gained at the two resorts he and his
men visited.
Inspector Dwyer showed he was bent
upon going at the business Of cleaning
up his district in a most thorough and
painstaking manner. albeit perhaps a
bit uncouth from the point OF view OF
the proprietors OF the houses he visited.
Twice Within Week.
The first place at which the new in
an alleged disorderly house at No. 142
West 5ith street. II was raided by
Dwyer only last Monday. and the al
legged proprietress, Carrie Revere, was
arrested and later liberated on bail.
She was still out on bail last night
when the raiders stopped at the steps
OF her house.
Dwyer and his men tumbled out Of
the patrol wagon and ascended the
steps. No opposition met them, al
though each man was prepared 10 bat
ter down the walls OF fortress II nee
essary. According TO the police they
found Carrie Revere and two other
women in the place.
The Revere woman was again placed
under arrest on a warrant issued by
Magistrate House on Wednesday. and
the two other inmates OF the place
were ordered to leave and not-return. -
After closing up the place and gath
ering his forces anew, Inspector Dwyer
again took up the trail and headed
downtown. This time he ordered the
patrol wagon halted in front of the
premises AT No. 15s West 45th street.
occupied by the Lyceum Social and
Literary Club. This place Is only a
few doors away from the house once
occupied by Herman Rosenthal, the
murdered gambler
As soon az the armed force OF police
hustled out Of the wagon and girded
themselves for the new assault large
crowd gathered and alternately hooted
and cheered Dwyer and his cohorts.
The inspector paid no attention to
the side remarks from the Broadway
sightseers. but marched up the steps
and demanded admittance. There was
moments hesitation. and then those
within. evidently considering discretion
the better part Of valor. opened wide
the doors
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
MRS. GOBLET SEEMS BETTER
Her Yacht Sails from Havre for Du-
clair on the Seine.

Hayre, Aug. S.-The health of Mrs.
Robert Goelet. who Is reported 20 be SUI
fering from cancer on board the yacht
Nahma. appears 10 be improved.
The yacht, which had been detained
here by the stormy weather In the North
Sea. sailed to-day for Duclair. town on
the Seine.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
N ENGLISH EARL

Of business ability. strong personality
formerly naval officer. strong executive,
thoroughly experienced in modern busi-
ness methods, has Just arrived to CON
meet himself In u commanding capacity
with reputable American concern.
Manly. clean cut appearance. thirty five.
clubman and society favorite. practical
and adaptive, this gentleman would lend
his title and talents TO decent and ID
Wholesome enterprise OF unaue>tioned
integrity Y. W. Z.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
No Arrest Made.

With Dwyer in the van. the raiders
hurried within the portals and estab-
lished themselves at different vantage
points throughout the house. They
found about twenty men inside. all
said 70 be playing at cards. Inspector
Dwyer stood in the centre OF the room
and announced in a loud voice that he
had A warrant for the proprietor OF the
place II the alleged owner OF the
place was in the room he was too mod
est to disclose his identity, and nobody
was arrested.
All the men were ordered out into
the street and the police then started
TO remove all the movable furnishings
TO the police station. Both doors lead
ing to the street were swung wide
open. Dwyer is a man who does not
believe in equivocating in such mat
ters. He took the quickest way Of de-
posting the paraphernalia on the
street. which was TO have his men hurl
our chairs. tables and everything that
was not nailed down. The noise OF the
crashing deluge of furniture as 1t
struck the street drew added comments
Of Joy from the onlookers.
When the things were gathered UP
and placed in the patrol wagon Dwyer
found he had an assortment of about
two hundred packs Of playing cards,
two thousand chips and a bushel has
ket full OF dice and other gambling tx
ings. Everything was taken 10 the
West 47th street station and there de-
posted in the back room.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
No Hope OF Recovery.

shouts for help brought neiEhbors 10
the apartment and Policeman Finn. OF
the Hamburg avenue station was
called in. \ summons for an ambu-
lance brought Or. Witthes from the
Bushwick Hospital, but before he ar
rived Or. NJ. V. Weed. Of No. 123s Hal
sey street. reached the house. He pro-
nounced the three children dead and
tried to revive Mrs. Sypher. The am
bulance surgeon removed her TO the
hospital. where it was reported last
night that no hopes were entertained
for her recovery.
After an investigation Captain
Becker. OF the Hamburg avenue sta
tion. reached the conclusion that after
Sypher left the house his wife entered
the bedroom while the children were
still sleeping, and after turning on the
gas Jets reclined on the bed TO die with
them.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
A Williamsburg IronWorker's
Wife Found by Husband Dy-
ing Beside Little Ones in
GaS-FiIIed Room.
HE HAD HAD PREM0NITI0N
So Anxious He Left His Job and
Went Home-Letter Init
mates Jealousy Caused
Domestic Misery Dis
covered by Police.

AsphyXiating her three children with
illuminating gas in her apartments
at No. 1913 Halsev street. Brooklyn.
Mrs. Sarah Sypher. twentysiX years
old lay on the bed beside them yester-
dav and tried TO die by the same
method. The three children Were
found dead 10y their father ana their
mother was SO gravely affected that no
hope Of her recovery was held out.
The only reason advanced for his wfe's
deed by William Sypher was = trifiing
quarrel they had on Tuesday night.
They had had frequent disagreements.
he said. but they were trivial and soon
forgotten.
The husband insisted that the diff
culties between his wife and himself
were trfling. hut a letter written by
Mrs. Syrher which was found in the
house showed she took different view.
ana also threw light on the nature OF
their contentious. The letter follows:
Dear VIII: I have told you the TRUTH
| have kept straight, and swear there
was nothing wrong between me and
VI. g D.. not even a Irritation.
But ! can't live If you leave me. 50
may as well finish il now.
/ am sorry ] have wTonged you, nut
I am paying for II In full ! hope You
will forgive me, but ! know you can l.
Y0I'R BROKEN WIFE.
Mamma l. at No. 1874 Pacific street
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
Says He'll Appear.

In discussing the raid on the alleged
gambling house Inspector Dwyer told
the newspaper men that the proprietor
morning He refused 20 say who the
man was.
When the alleged gambling resort
had been slicked up 10 the inspectors
satisfaction he again left the station
house. 1t was hinted thai he was 60
ing TO continue his raiding until the
early hours Of the morning.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
SPECIAL TRAIN FROM ATLANTIC
CITY LABOR DAY

Leave Atlantic city Tor New YORK
Pennsylvania Railroad. Monday. Septein-
ber ?. 400 Il. NJ. Parlor car and dinin.,
car; $50 p. NJ. Parlor cars, dining car
and coaches.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29

Ice cold drinks in hot weather cause dis
tress unless you freely use Ansosturs Bit
ters.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
INSPECTOR JOHN F. DWYER.

The sailor COD appointed succeed Cornelius g. Hayes VINO
personally led raids last night gambling house and dis
ORDERLY resort.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29

pEWEVs PURE GRAPE JUICE
Purifas the blood. A delicious beverage.
ii. T Dewey & Sons Co.. .l3s FultonSt., NY.
--Adyt.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
Devoted. Neiehbors Thought.

SNDhpr who l. an lrOnWOfkSI, lN 81
with his wife and three children-Ed-
ward. eight years old; Muriel, five
years old. and Leroy. four years old, on
the first floor Of the brick apartment
dwelling. Neighbors say the husband
and wife were devoted 10 each other
Svpher told the police the misUnder-
standing with his wife was Of such a
trifing character that il was not worth
talking about. He added that he be-
lieved his wife had forgotten about the
matter as she was just as anectionate
a ever when he started out for his
place of employment on Staten Island
yesterday morning.
During his work. Sypher said. he con-
Stantlv thought Of his wife and three
children, and had a premonition that
something had happened. Unable TO
overcome his anxiety. he obtained per-
mission To 60 home. and made all
haste 10 reach the house. His fear
that something was wrong was en-
HANGED when he failed TO find his three
children playing on the sidewalk as
usual. The doors Of his apartment
were locked. hut ne entered by means
OF "A key.
The bedroom door was closed, which
was unusual. When Sypher opened
the door he was met by a rush OF gas
that nearly overpOwered him. Rush
ing TO the rear windows. ne raised
them all Re-entcring the bedroom. he
was Mortified TO find his three children
living on the bed with his wife
stretched across the foot. Gas was
pouring from two burners The chill
drcn were apparently lifeless and Mrs.
Syphcr was insensible, but still breath
f,a fa1pflg-
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29

Continued on fourth page. second column.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-28
&amialaiiet bmomutfaa!

5uomaIaiIen 8aittius Dstdwdin
pbbistptfen toimesta talee raittius'
pupuiaffi mr. 9enrp Wtoilanen, ia
tulee ban eniin pubumaan Wiscon
Tinisia ia @oeebic fau%ntisIa, Wiicb,
alfaen buhtifuun II p. nimittdiu:
Srou 9eltisid buDtif. IL pdimGn
iltana fello 8.
MontreaIisia bubtit. Ii pdiwdn
iltana flo 8
@ile'sIa eli Gurrpn paula bubtit.
ID paimdnd. pdindad Flo 2.
Sronmoobisia WaIo ieuron buo'
neeua bubtit. ID pdipdn italia Eel
10 8.
NtareusosIa bubtifuun Is pdi'
mGnd.
9rantmoobisI ia bubtifuun 16 pais
pGnd.
@ltiforoisia bubtif. II p.
Sdmd on eniimdiien niifon mats
faIuunnitelma. Eupnnempana ilniot'
famine Ieuraamista ~paitoista ia toi'
momme eta raittiusI %eurat, ia ipor.
Iinfin niiud paitfafunniaa, JOSH Ell
ole. pboistptieemme fuulupia pat'
fauisIeuroia, toimimat pubumatiIai
IuufIien ounistumiIefIi, luoiputtomol'
III boaIin n. NJ.
Y g. st.. y pbbistptien puolesta
Ino. Wtdti, eIimieS.
:. s. Soction, firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-28

- Suituo T. fcuralla Wafe'
iielbisid on obielmafofous emf bub
tituun z pm iltana omaqa talolaan.
TilaiIuuoesIa pubuu faifen tooen.
ndtDIippoen mutaau 9. g R 10.
ieuran ia 8 ,9ebic aIueen Haittiuslii'
ton phteinen pubuia opettaia Smor
Mbonen. Soitpotaan runfasta Dian.
ottoa.
= fuoaut. Suomen ruotialaiien
Sobn Sobnionin maimo tuoli mime
lauantaina Msblanoin lufeeIiua ruu'
min foibin. Eauti oil aleamut OF
feasta rinnasta, iofa noin folme
nuotta fifteen leifattiin pois. onnistm
malta fuitenfaan bdmitdd Gotta, TO-
Ia 10 oil ferinnDt painua Ipuemmdl
lie ruumiiieen. Wainaia bauoottiin
piime tiiStaina.
&anialaiIemme Gbas SlIonin 3
puorotauoea panba lupIi fuoli mii.
me maanantai iltano; baubattiin Tess
fipiitfona. Huumiin IiunaIi past.
Wilen.
3be Wpcel maote u %iolttne
tauppaan on iuuri Iaapunut fuuri
malitoima poitoin rippitoulu putus
la, fenfid, battuia, laffeia, paitoio,
taulanauboia. y. M. Sdnd tepdn
nd me olemme panneet eritpiien
buolen file, ettd noimme tppopttdd
m%oIemmot, iefd poian ettd manbem'
mat. poian me tppbptdmme fiad
ettd me noimme antaa naatetutIen,
fensdt, batut, lafit, =. m. min iopi
mat, festdpdt ia muobiffaat, ettd
nuoret miebet onat tooeaa i%loiIet,
ettd fotifaupunSisia on oIemasia
paotetus ia %ialtine life, iosta moi
iaaba mieupttdndu tamaran. Wan.
bemmat, iotfa uieasia topautieSia
eIiintppGt mofiaiana, me tppbptdm.
me fiind ettd bintamme opat NAB.
oouiIimman aIbaiIet tanaran laa'
tuun ndbben.
Weiqd on Iuuri narasto tpttDien
fenfid ia iIippersisid, mustia ia
moIfeito, eritpiiesti iopimot rippi ii.
laiiuuteen.
&dpfdd tarfastamaSia norostos
ANNIE ennenfuin teette muuaua os.
tofienne, me iddstdmme teiue rabaa
la annamme parbaan tanarau.
Ebe MobeI.
Wm. Wdfi, omiStoia.
- Naafa tperitbD. Haafalaisten
ubreitli ioutuinat fati iaomaIoisto,
Omar Wtdfi, Sialmor NorbIuub mii'
me torstaita masten pDqd pencesid
noin 8 MALTA SurIepstd Idnteen.
Wainitut intellect olipat oleet fesfi'
ipiiffona toto iltapdipdn rpppisfe.
IemdsId WaIter SiubIomin fopas
fosia pencesfd ia poistuneet iieItd
mpDbemmin italia. puolen pDn tie.
noisia boippui !. Mdfi fifteen nes
risIddn idueeu tapaffaan ia fertoi,
ettd fatfi tuntematonta toiStielistd
miestd oIinat bpofdnneet bdnen Ia
bdnen totperinia fimppuun ia ruff
foineet beta baIoiaa. s. Wdfi oil
plan mennpt tainnofiin, eifd tietd'
mt mitd fen idlfeen oil t%apabtunut,
ennen fuin ban beti toirputtuaan oil
tuuut foputtamaan mainitun fopa'
Can omeue. SdbeItd fapaffoa IDp'
bettiin plan 6ialmar NorbIubfin
perisIddn, ia bdn fuoIi famano pD.
nd tuntoibinia tulematta. s. Mden
baamat, milf iuurta baatpaa pdds'
I'd iibottiin ia bduet tpietiin 6urIepn
manfiIaan, misid bdnfin fuoIi per-
iantoina Flo 4 tienoiSia iltap.
g8eritpDn tefiiDistd Ell t~oistaiiefii
tiebetd mitddn. 2atfi iuomalaista
pangittiin afian iobbosta fuuIuste'
Iua narten, mutta pddStetttin beibdt
mapaifii 10 lauontaina. - Woinee'
TO tdmdnfddn i~uruaiIen raa'an ta'
no htuuon ioh6nafo hmm m,tiito
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-28
Grtpia tomnlbipin Caucus maa.

- Vrtutu topnlbtptn caucus mao'
l~itulofIet.
. Gaucus altoi Flo 1870 italia. u
Solm9ren toiini eIimiebend ia Nic'
bolas Wattion firiur'na.
Wdalintarfastoiat: Sobn Habfo
ia Dictor Niemi 50 ~ddneSididd oil
laapumiqa.
Superpiioriti fat Mtisl 9olm9ren
35 ia NicbolaS WattIon 33 idntd.
Glertifii Iai Nicbolas Wattion %,
Ole 9ersslein % ia SbomaS Socf'
ion 10 ddntd.
Tabastonboitaiaffi iai @nbrem
9autala 81, Wtatt Mattila II, @ust
SobnIon 9 ia Watt Selen Z ddntd.
9isbwap GommiIioneritii lai Sab
riel Burg 2S, Sacob 2oipisto 27
ia Mnbrep MdntpId ID ddntd.
GaubantuomarifIi 3 fuutauoetii
(toiien tilaae) ipalittiin Inoren
Mdntpld; 1 nuobetIi malittiin Mtatt
puumolu; 2 nuobeffi malittiin glets
&etola; 3 muobefIi iai Sobn &ipi
80 ddntd ia 6ibeon 2eppdpen 20
ddntd; 4 wuobefIi TAI Njctor Niemi
4S, @att pobiola IL ia S;oeon
2eppdnen Z ddntd.
Observation-Disclosures idienefii g
muotto) TAI Mnorem 2anoIa 30 ia
2ouis perttula 20 ddntd.
SiesiiannDiiiidtIi iai Sacob &oi.
pisto 80 ia Wtott pobioia 25 ddn'
tai.
GonstabeleifTi tulinat fpolituitIi
i:tii Sbomos Soction, 2:tli Wtott
Niemist6, 3:tii 9ialmar Siirild, 4:tii
Iai glets Gallo %, Sobn Nifula %,
ia Tobert Wontasue IA ddntd.
SulotIista pddttden eimdt iuoma.
la,iet ole oueet lififddn ptiimieliiid
SS.uotIalainen mGbemmistD nGpttdG
Iaaman miebiqeen fannotusta enem.
pifin fuin iuomolaiiet, futen elm.
Iuperpiiortn iubteen on topabtunut.
- @alo r. ieurau bupitoimifun'
nan toimesta ndpteltp ndptDsfoppa'
le ,2uninfaan Suomio" oil metdnpi
totoloiua runIaslufuiien pleii6u mil
me Iunnuntai iltana Walo Ieuran
buoneustoIe. Sefd fappoleen iiidliD
ettd bnmd eiitps ioi pIeiiDn aipon
ibastutfinia, ia pleiiesti toinotoon
ettd foppaIe ndpteltdiIiin plan uu'
oestaon. Sronmoobilaiiet fummin.
faan eindt toioa iaaoa ndbod iitG
enddn, mutto fen Iiiaon iaonetpoi
fuuloien mufoan nafefieloil6iIei
udbbd fen IdbeiIesid tuIemaiiuuoes.
ia.
- 8mollnt. 2anialaiIemme &aar.
10 9iffanen. iofa 10 pitemmdn aifao
on 1airastanut feubtotouito, fuoli
miime periantaina, nelidntendtpma
menentend Observation-Disclosures toto'
noan Ban 9usfirfisIa, Wis. per
heesta Ell ole enaa idIeud fuiu mat
naian lesti. 3aitfi neIid lasta, iotfo
BELLA onat oqeet, onat fuoaeet /
IdItdnid perimddnid feubfoien beif'
fouteen.
Wainaia baubattiin mime maa'
n~antaina, bauoan fiunaTi pastor
WiIen. @ainaia oil fotoiiin 2iuru'
nebeItd.
- s5umalanpaltuelaS Soresteriu
baaIisIa iunnuntaina tin 81 p.: Jun
nuntaifoulu Flo puoli IL ap. Guar
no Ia nuoriioiIta Flo 7.3O ip.
& " Nurmi.
- DIR GbaS 7oSfi 9irsiniasta
Winn. on mteraiqut paiffafunnaI'
lamme. 6dn iaapui tdnne iuomerin'
ia Sobn 9aaneIan bautaiaifia mar
ten.
- SItanta ioittofunnan bpmdff
pibettiin Wafeiielbisid mime Jun
nuntai'iItana nuoriIoieuran taIoua
20. m. ndpteIiiin fappale: r9uuloier
Iasfumirbeitd." Sltama pnniStui Eat
Elm puolin bpnin. Suloia oil noir
80 bouaria.
- sE0rmf mhhfXfu1nX Qoffifnm.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-28
Haniafx11alta Q.


aasass hsaaasaa
NippilaStem padst1 ia man
bemman mden s. q %ebtoouinen en-
Il iunnuntaina SronnoooiSia &an'
iauisIeurotunnan firtosia tlo hlO
up. ia NuoriIorubla lilo puoli 8 Il
iala.
Yitfaperiamtaina bubiif. 5 pnd
iumalanpatmelus SronmoooisIa flo
10 op. ia WafeIielbisId iuom. rait'
ttustaIoua clio puoli 8 ID.
Spntpnpt ia fastettu.
Sronnoobisi ia:
Sobn ia Waria Solmetien poita
Gmert Huoolf ipnt. u pnd maolisf.
East. % p. maolisf.
Intti ia Olga WdiidIen tpttD Wtart'
ia W(iriam ipnt. Z 2. maaltsf. fast.
3 .. moalisfuutu, nabwistettu 23
p. maalist.
9esIemer tauniSia:
Gmil ia 2iiia SofItrDmin poifa nr'
no 9iftor ipnt. Is y. maalisf. East.
% pnd maalisfuuta.
&uouut ia bauoottu
&aarlo Senrif Siffanen fuoli II
y. maaliet. 3 {. ia ID p:dn ifdiiend
ia baubattiin 20 p. madlisf.
&arl Soban Eiffanen 2iurunebel'
I'd 3uopion Iddnid Suomesta fuoli
feubfotautiiu 20 p.maalisf. 40 puo'
ben ifdiIend, baubuttiiu 20 p. MAS
LIST. Molemmat, lid ia poifa fuoli
Ban 9ustirfisid, Wis. ia bauoat'
tin Sronnoobiin.
WaIfrib y8. Wilen, p
Go 6. Mper It. Sronnoob, Midl
Eelef. 1876 81.
- Cmpelmienram fofous torstai'
ua 4 pnd hubtit. clio 2 ip. DIR @mil
SmanIonin taloua 2in9in pddud.
8riStiaiSem nmpriiniemran,
r8oiton" obielma.iltamaan emf iun'
nuntai.iItana tuIee iiIdltDrifas, rpaib
teIepa obielma. Gmme mield moi
obieImaa fotonoiIuubesiaan iulais'
ia, fosfa ie Iopuaiiesti idriestefddn
masta tdmdniItaiiesia tpDfofoufies'
ia, mutta marmaa on ettd bausfasti
on ilta iltamasIamme fulupa. W(n'
fitaoIista obielmaa on runiaasti.
Obielman iuorituS aIfaa Flo puoli s.
Sulfaa mufaan faiffi manbat ia
nuoret. Hufoiltaa Sumalaa, ettd
9dn iaiii tdmdnfin iltaman fautta
i~iunata meta taitfia ianfaitfiieua
i%iunautieaa, iiud iitdbdn Sindfin,
futa hpndnfd Iienetfin, ipodmeii H.
fimmdsid taipaat.
- Walo +. fenran tpotofous on
emf peaiantaina ieuran buoneustol.
la Flo 8 italia. nuIien mirtoiliioiben
paaIi. Mp5sfin fesfusteIaan los.
ten roittius opetufIesta paitfafunnan
feidfouluisIa. Jos niitd paiffofun'
nale iaobaan. On MIN. olut pubet'
ia iiita eta ieura ~afpustaiii feidfou.
lula, iiin6 tapaufiesia ettd niisid ans
netoun mpDsfin raittius opetmsta. =
Saoputaa foitfi manbat ia uubei
idenet. 2%dpfddmme uubela innola
tp5hDn ia toisteIobon mdfiiuomien
naltaa tufistamaan!
- 8eSdiublan Observation-Disclosures
fotouS pioettiin piime Iunnuntaina
clio 1 /. pp, Walo leuran buoneuss
tolo. llrbeiluobielman pddnumeroifs
f pddtettiin pIeiIeae f%ofoufieae eb'
bottaa:
Neliottelu: 100 iaarbin imofiu. fuu.
Ian tpDntD, feibddn ia biston beit'
to.
TaiIiGe 100 iaarbin iuofIu.
poiiae, ale IL muoben, puSf'
iuoffu.
YaitIi ebeud mainittuia, iIdItdd
obielmaebootus muutafin ruumiin
poimia ia taitoa fpIppdd fiIpoiIua,