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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-09
new NONSTOP RECORD
FROM NitN YORK TO NSuING-
TON WITHOUT NTOp.


WASHINGTON. Aug SC q. Mur-
vim Wood the American aviator who
today attempted uou-stop race In
his mOuuplauc with % train from
New York To Washington and thence
to Fort Mycr Va. for exhibition
hiEhts. reached his destination late
this afternoon after he had been
compelled 90 interrupt his flight on
"A farm near GaithcrshurE, Md, l6
miles from Washington
Wood won his race with the train.
making his landing at G1uthorsburg
at one minute aftor . O'Clock, forty
minutes before the train rolled Into
the union station. He failed to
break all the American records he
had hoped to smash, but claimed 70
have established new marks for non
stop flying between two points and
for duration.
Wood set out 10 replace all the
records established by Lieutenant
Thomas -, W. Milling, Of the army
aviation corps. HIS greatest disap-
pointment, he declared, was IN not
having new sunrise to sunset figure
Wood estimates that he flew 281
miles In covering his clrcuitous route
from Hampstead Field, New York,
NltIt llt ulEll Hltl l'u AZ fso'
O'clocllthis morning, TO the field at
Gaithcrsburg, whore engine trouble
forced landing at 9:0l o'clock -four
hours and thirty-one minutes later.
The actual air line distance is estl-
mated at $50 miles, which exceeded
by ten miles the distance record
held by Lieutenant Milling.
After his forced stop at Gathers
burg, where his halky engine went
dead for the last time md Wood and
his mechanlclan rushed repairs,
which took until 5:24. he then con
tinucd his flight without mishap and
aliphtcd at Fort Myers AT 5:5i, after
u yolplane from a height Of $500
feet
TO Major Edgar Russell acting
chicf Of the army aviation corps
Wood gave the message entrusted to
him for delivery by General Barry
commander Of the department OF
the cast. Mt Governors Island i'm New
York harbor
Tho exhibition hichts and tests
that had been scheduled TO take plnc,
I'm Fort Nycr have been indefinitely
uostuoncd Plans for the return ilish'
tu New York have ben temporarily
abandoned. Wood win remain I'm
Washington and Fort Mver for soy
oral DAVIS ana then probably Will re-
turn 10 Ncw York Boy train.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-09
HAD MINIATURE BALKAN WAR
Returning Balkan Volunteers Fought
All Way Across Ocean Re
turning to the L. :.

NEW YORK. Aug. S.-Offcers ot
the Cunard liner Pauuonia, arriving
here today from Trieste, report that
a miniature Balkan war occurred
aboard almost coutiuusuoly during tho
26-day voyage. Among the stcerago
passengers were several hundred eN-
volunteers. Greeks. Soryians Bultars,
and Turks, who were returning 10 this
country
Frequent clashes between these hos-
tile factions i'm the first few days re-
suited, and several of the combatants
were seriously stabbed. Captain Cap
II thcrIupou ordered a general dis
armng but the fighting continued
with whatever missile was at hand
The natioualities were separated In
groups but upon meeting for meals
the battle was resumed As a pre-
measure, the -teward re-
moved knives and forks from the ia
bles and an the stecrage passengers,
of whom there were l,12l, had to
eat with spoons
1t is stated that the women in the
warning camps fought as ficrCely as
the men.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-09
'ENSATION IN FRANK TRIAL
Charge Witness for Defense with
planting Evidence Against
"a Negro.

ATLANTA, Ga. Aug 8.-A scnsa-
tion was sprung today in the trial Of
Leo NJ. Frank for the murder Of
Mary Phagan the little factory girl
when Solicitor General Dorsey chafg-
"a Il. r. Holloway. a witness for tho
defense. with planting a bloody
stick in the basement where the girl's
body was found. Mr. Dorsey said
this stick was later found by repre-
s-utatives OF national detective
agency The solicitor general accus-
ed Holloway with attempting to i'm
pllcatc the negro Conley by hope OF
obtaining a reward.
Through todays session attorneys
for the defense continued their at
tack upon the testimony of James
Couley and sought TO show that the
ueero's various stories differed so
widely AS not to be worthy Of belief
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-09
senator S DEATH
NARROVS MARGIN
SENATOR JOHNSTON DEAD AND
DEMOCRATS HAVE ONE M\-
JOHl1N IN SENATE.
ALL Want QUICK ACTION
Believed That Before a Successor can
BE Elected the Nilai Vote on the
larlfl Bill Win BE Passed

MAEIIINtTlN ANA. 1,t. l..t.
early today nf i-uiind st.f,s s..,,.,,'.
Joseph r.. Johnston of AI,b,,n, ,,n'
succumh,d to uurun,pi, at a., -,
here. left "A yacunp,. IL, th,...,' ~, ~,
is somewhat ru,h,,,.s,,, ,I', ,
Democratic mai,rIty an tha ,.,,.,.., '.,
the complctiDn Of ih, ndn,i,is,,'.,..,'
tariff reform pro.,ran, and ,a,.'
essary an luImrdiatr fntrrnr,t.,,i.,
of th. s,v,,,tci,,,I, ''.,..,'
mtonal amendment ,s,,iIrin. J,r,..t
election of senator's
TnuuGh senator J,buet,p,s d.,th
reduces tho ,yorItip. ,,an,,,,,,i, -
lurIty u the senate f., f,,, a.. 49,,
of drfr,tnu fr.ul IA, ,,,ly. m
count of tho .JIsat.. s,.b.d,lI. ,h, ,,a.
iurity ON fine lariff MN is rcdnc,,i -,
one and lray,s tb,. .,,,,t,.. Ia n ,i,,,,,,,,
ous position snnuld .,p,' ,ti,'',. ,,,,,+.,.',
cncy arise. I'm ,,.v. a. INK. ~. I1',,..3,.
.cylts of I'm, .s.r.,t, ,,.,',, Tit ~,
yacnuc,. must n. f,u,d ',, ,,...,, ,.,
siblo and IA tbis. and ,I,. -, w., -,
Alabama and IN, I,risl,tnro 80 man
state viii hr. called innu -, ,,t -,
the terms of IN, aman fnnnt
Goy,rn,r o,[,,I ~ Ni,l,",,, ,...i
iZing tne .yravit,, nf Tho sit,ntt,,,, a.
rcctcd n a. Eriri,oil ,tt,,,,..,, ,,.,,,,.''.,t
of the statc IN ask A ,tnrno,;' Gomo,.ai
hDRcvnolds fot. nm ntinion as ~ ~.
proper method to pursuo in eelsctjno
senator Jobuston,s snccnssnr
Nudc M Tnunn,o,,,
Attorney General Nrpe,,n,Id, to-
nlgbt declined to discuss ~ ,,,tto,
Inn tbe cnIirso tl,,t ,,ng, hn ,'','.'',.,,ii
apncarcd cloar to ndn,ini.tr,tid',,'I, Io'dI ,',,l"
crs I'm tho senate '''
II WAS The unanimous conclusfor AZ.
to,.. .,,, i,, f,,.,,,.,I 49,. ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-09
FIVE YOUNG CI7LSREcC cCUCED
Two Companions and a Boy Saved
the Entire Party from Drown
ing in "a Creek.

FORT SMITH, ARK, Aug. s.
Five young women were rescued
from drowning by two girl compan-
ions and another young woman was
saved by boy who was attracted by
the girls screams at Wolfs Glen,
Johnson county, today.
The girls had gone TO the woods
for a picnic Six Of the girls went
swimming in a creek and Eloise
Johnson fell into hole. dragging her
companions with her.
Pearl Epperson ana Thelma Lynch,
who were on the bank. leaped into
the water and dragged five Of the
girls 20 safety. Miss Johnson had
sunk out of sight when the boy div
ed to the bottom and brought her to
safety.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-09
Nanslaughtcr Charge for ,Ioose

BlRMlNGHAii, Ala. Aug. 3. 49,
John +. Abbott and David L. VIII
liams officers and L. G. Neill and
r. T.. Landrangham, members Of
the local Moose lodge, were formally
charsed with manslaughter H. the
second degree today in verdict re-
turned by the corUner's tiry. which
Investigated the deaths Of Donald A.
Kenny and Christopher c. Gustin.
The men. 1t is alleged. died az the
result Of an electric shock admin
istered white they were being inu-
ated into the order.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-09
WILL NOT 'rrRr BASKeRs
But Currency Bill VIII seriously AZ
feet Bulinc-s Mems Credit.

NINNEAPOLIS. Aug S--The
Owen-Gla currency bill now pend
ing IN congress, II It should become
a law. would not iuiure the bankers.
but would seriously hamper the
credit Of the merchants. manufactur-
ers and farmers II the country. Is the
opinion of committee representing
banking institutions Of six northwest
ern states who held conference
here tonight.
The states represented were: Mimi
esOta, WISCONSIN. North Dakota.
Iowa and Montana. The bankers. by
a resolution. endorsed an analysis Of
the bill prepared by Curtis l.. Mosler.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-09
QUESTION THREE BOYS
Seek Evidence About the Death of
Young Kansas City High
school Girl.

KANSAS CITY, Aug S-Threc
young men. whose names were men
toned at the Inquest held here re-
Gently to investigate the death of
Miss Meta Zooll, high school girl
who died. It is charged as the result
Of criminal operation, were ques-
toned by Floyd Jacobs, county pro-
socutor. and Larry Ghent chief OF
detectives today.
The boys. an high school students
and sons OF wealthy parents, told or
their acquaintance with the girl, but
at the conclusion of the examination,
the prosecution gave no intimation
of whether or not the boys would be
held as witnesses.
one Of the boys In a signed state
ment. said he made the acquaintance
Of Miss ZoOk through q Irritation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-09
Linlrrgb Has Currency Bill.

WASHINGTON. Aug. S.-Anolhef
currency bill was introduced In the
house today ny Representative Lin
bergh Of Minnesota. progressive
member Of the banking and currency
committee. The nill contenplates
the use OF bank reserves to meet cx-
demands in. time Of fl
nancial stress, and the substitution Of
emergency currency for the reserves.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-09
Japan Won't Test Land Law.

LONDON. Aug. S.-The Japanese
government has no intention to mi
tiate Immediately test case on the
California alien land ownership leg
islation. says dispatch to the
Times from Toxic. but rather will
wait for some special opportunity to
dispute the act solely on a base of
treaty rights. The correspondent
adds that IT Is not Japan's purpose to
appeal to The Hague court of arbi-
tration or TO demand aturalizatiOn
rights. for her subjects.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-09

DULUTH MINI, Aug. S.--The
backbone Of the Nussabc dock strike
probably was broken tonight when
about 100 of the night crew sur
rounded by the police returned TO
work No disorder accompanied the
split in the strikers forces.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-09
MEXICAN CRISIS
CAUSES TENSION
NUtU NiiiNOI SNTSS SHOWN IN
OFFICIAL CIRCLES Al
NSHINGION,
CONSIDER Mexican note


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formally, ln n'N'IL "' ,7'u,,,.' '.,.'
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sohal envoy OF I'Slu'"' N'5'" %
route To lht M'A''"h '"I''a' wv,
'r'drnu"ls Io'NEh"'"E 'u' ,I"'i ""
EoNrfhmthN ms presence Jul a" N'''
would hr uhd's'I"hi''
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was instructed L" 'APi'ln 10 ,l'
ing minister "I i'''IFu " a." ''''
.ht information ON NH''h H'N S''l
H'nl must nave n''h "aa'u '"u'" ivy
nave come iiom lh' sla'' u'p'''
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sued me lulIoWlut SlA.'Ih'hI.
BASED ON hl0f'pr'o' h'"uoh
lhe statement OF l"' M'NI'''
foreign oiIioe was bds"d on lh'sI'p-
res nations Tor Whl1n TINS govern.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-09
King of Umpires Dead.

WORCESTER. Mass. Aug. s.
Friends here were notified of the
death I'm New York today OF John ii.
Gacney who was 54-years old, was
known among fans for years as the
king of Umpires."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-09

ALBANY. n. Y. Aug. s.-Goyer-
nor Sulzer declined tonight TO COM
ment upon the testimony developed
before the Frawley investigating
committee IN New York today,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-09
ITLle WSaQIleP

TULSA, Aug, s. - The tenn
pcraturc; Maximum 10i; mini
mum n, south winds; clear,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-28
Sdmaraperdincn iuttu.

Nuori nainen lDpbettp fuplenana
SuIun IuotiipiiripddaifDn %aiunnostu.
Sc. 2 pnd ilmotettiin SuIun poIii.
file, ettd Sulin taotipiiripddaif5n
parooni Lingerie tenbersin aiunnos'
to oil famana aamuna IDpbettp I'D.
men palneIiIattarenia 2iiia 2dmdrdi'
men taiuttomdna mafaomasIa iidn'
tdnid mafuubuoneesia ia muoteeua.
2dmdrdinen oil taiuibinia tuIematta
fuouut tpdbdd ennen Flo 4 ip. Sd.
mdrdinen, iofa oil pitfdue febittp.
neesfd raSfaubentiIaSia, oil 25,muo'
tias. 2uoIemanfppstd Ell ole tietoa,
mutta iiiemurbaa epGiuddn, FUN md.
fipolastafaan Ell ndfpnpt inert.
tejd,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-28
Senrafnnta bnnnin8naa.

poppi puubaa neutrality-suspicious.
a%Itoita. So pitemmdn aifaa on fuu'
Iunut palitufIia MantIiniaaren firfs
foberran aIituiIista poisiaoIoista.
SaarelaiIet omat iaaneet uieampia
fertoia turbaan bafea pappia lasta
ristimddn, iairasta ripittdmddn, fuoI,
lutta i%iunaamaan y. m. firfoDiIia
toimitufiia tdpttdmddn. Wtiad Fam
malta iielun boito on, fupaa M. m.
Ieuraapa tapaus, iofa ferrotaan
nellie marmalta tabolta.
Ntuuan nainen oil Ia%ttiniit Iairas'
tumaan ia bGnele baettiin pappia
Ipnnintunnustufien iaframenttia toi'
mittamadn ia ontamaan .6erraneb.
oouista. Mutta tanauiiuuoen mus
faan eli pappi nptfddn ouut fotona.
Gimuu auttonut futn obottaa pappia.
Wtutia fuolena ct tieod papin mat
fustuffisto; ie tefee tebtamdnid ia
min tempofi mpDsetn pubeenaoIe.
man maimon anfarten ruumiin. ia
Iieluntusfien idlteen.
&uten tunetiltd, on Manfniaaren
pappt ptfi neutrality-suspicious. pdda
-
iiamiebid, ,&arelSfiia Ssmestiian"
toimtttaia. Guultatpaa on, ettd pes
ndldistpttdmispumbot mtendt bdneIs
I'd faifen oion ia niiStd uibeuttunee
bdnen oIituinen matfusteIemiienIa'
Elm.
GifDbdn popin oliii ipptd palaut'
taa mieleen raamotlsta len paifan,
iosia pubutaan paimenesta, iofa
idtti 90 Iommosta pboen fabonneen
lampaan tafia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-28
Saaa.

&ato pobioifimpoan Suomeen.
Npfpddn fuuIuu pobioifimmosta
Suomesta, ettd iinne tulee buonp
ioto. 9eindmaot otpat fuinuneet
2apisia ia SnorisIa. 2emiioen Iat'
poiue &emiidrned ia 2uoloidrmed
mpDten tuIee PATTON fesfinfertainen
toto, mutta PATTON oinon %fotofin.
Samaa fuuIuu muuoltafin ndistd
maanoIista. 9lareton fuimuuS, fuu.
muuben ieuroIoinen, on fen tebnpt.
OuIun ia Wooian Iddneisid on
Iomoin Putin Gteld' ia 2esftSu
m~es5atin boId Iiittunut miime FUN
90 p:dd mosten. So1an fdpntipaif
foina maintain Sulu, 2iminfo,
Rempele, Sprndip6, IlatemmeS, gu.
miiofi, SuIainen, poomoIo, 9aopa.
peIi, ppbdiofi, 2oIoioti, DIimiesta,
NIpoIo, puIttiIn, RantiIa, Mubos,
ntoidrpi, Wibanti, Roobe, 9oufi'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-28
Mielentuifainen iaauut tapatar'
maijeSti fnrmanfa.

8un torppart Ginbin paimo pai'
mion pitdidn Iinilan fpIdstd no. t
26 pnd meni tpiemddn ruptaa mie.
IennifaiIeue 2empitpttdreueen, ioia
idiIptettiin eritpiIesid foiusia. buo.
mai ban foubufIeen iDttdrenid rip.
putpan foiun lauto ieindn ia n6lifa.
ton mdIisId, mtsid on Is i'm. Ieppi.
men auffo. &6bemmin tarfastaeS'
iaan aiaa, buomaii bdn tpttdren
fuoQeefIi.
Sapabtumasta tlmotettiin beii po-
INTERCHANGEABLE, ioitten pitdmdsId
tutfinnosla fdmi ieIpiue, ettd tpttD
oil foettanut p6dstd topistaan pois
ia FIND tartotufIesIa tiimennpt ioua.
Fin tanoin pl0s, iouoin iaIat olipat
Iu%isfabtaneet ia tpttD iddnpt riiput.
hin. Surmania %Idanut tpttD oil
% puotiaS ia onut mieIiIairaana IA
nupttaaSta oSti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-28
@anba raamattn

on MerimasfnsIa Ssfolan Moifios'
ia. 3tria on rprdntdttp Turuia Gu'
ntnsauiieIb airiain prdnttdidIbd Sos
ban Winterilbd Wuonna 1885,.
0pfpinen pmistaia buuIi fen 10
tpuotta fifteen Hpmdttpldn Saarlan
StdtaIosta. 8iria on muuten ifddns
I'd ndbben idilpnpt fofo bptpin, fiad
main muutamista fobbin on it'd ai'
fain fuluesia paiffaiItu. 2oppuoia
Slmestpsfiriasta on fuitentin fofo'
naan fdfin firioitettu, ndbtdpdsti
Iitten Fun painet,it Ieboet aian bam'
paisIa omat tppten fuluneet ia fa'
bonnet. Wtutta ttdd ndpttdd OLE
man tdud firioitetuuofin oiaua, euei
iuuri Min paIion fuin painetuaa,
Min ainafin ldbimain fen merran.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-28
Sioroftu SeIfingisid.

2eppdIuon iairaolaon SelIingisid
on not. 81 pnd tuotu eniisten liIdffi
ptIi potiIas, iosia oil tobettu i%iorofa
70, MIN. muoben nnnba IapTi Inni
Sdffinen H6bbactan bumilosto
6uopoIabbesto. SIoroffopotiIaito
on npfpddn faiftiaan 10.
SarfastutienolaiietT tuotiin Iama'
ma pdipdnd pfii iairoS, 2 ff. ipan'
bo rofottomoton IapIi Gna Npbers,
bdnfin RDobactoeto SuopaIabbes'
to. EarfasnfienoIoiTia oil italia
faiftioan 10.
nnfi iforottotapaus Iatiui SeIfin.
eisId tt. 1 p. Soutiin Iairastui tiiI.
limobtimestori Spar SiIfmer, iofa
on % puotias mics. Waorian ini.
raaIasia on boioettomano Is iiorof'
foiairasta iefd 20 benfiIod tortas'
aIaiIena.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-28
pubas, ST. Gimp, Ilatornio. aiimin'
FL. aonnus. Seindiofi, .Gpiidrpi,
2aubaioti, Sioioti ia 2appaidrrpi.
stafHnpttelm beitoSia Mmerttam ia
Gupmeu tpdliud.

Waisteri 2aurt pibfaIa on tunne'
tuue amerifalaiIeIe treenariue Sam
ion Hobertioniue ldbettdmdsIddn Fir
ieeSid ebbottanut ettd emf muonno
New Yorfisia idriestettdifiin glmeri
fan ia Suomen tpdIinen beitto.otte.
Iu. &eibddn', Fiction. ia moufarin.
beitot ia f%uulanlDDnti pnnd mabboI'
HEST antiitfinen fiefonbeitto ia pal
nonbeitto muobostaifipot obielman.
Sduaiieen otteluun iaattaifimat Iuos
malaiiet ottaa oiaa tarmitiematta
iuuri peldtd %buonompaa talosta fuin
taIaotteIua. Niflanoer, Eaipale, Saa'
risto, peItonen, 9aIme ia petters'
ion tuliiimat npfpiien f%untonia pe'
rueteeua fpIeeieen Suomen ebusta'
iina. - StteIun ta~loubeutnen puoli
diff fai belposti idriestettdpisid.
Mmeriffalaiiet fustantaiIimat Suo'
men ebuStaiain NATHAN.
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3pinen iunri tnIipalu, ID rafen-
nuSta pnrDtft.

aIo puoIi II ATTAIN tt. 1 p. pdi'
mdud ipttpi auoffaIasia Wercur'
phtiDn talon pIdferraSfa olemasia
lamppuparastosta tuIipaIo, iofa lie.
pifi birmedud moimaaa Min ettd
ennen pitfdd oil tdmd talo iefd z
fen Idbeiippbesid oIepaa bumilaa
ilmiIietisId. &aitti taIoisIa ouut ir.
tain omaiiuus ioutui tuIen ubrifIi.
9uIi ubtaii mpDstin rautatienaie'
maa ia bdmittifin Ie 10 rautatien
baltonaian ia ulfobuonerafennuf.
fen. SaIoieu piboiqa oueet tapara.
narastot menitpdt niinit6dn ptlotqe.
SulipaIosIa tuboutui faitftuan Ia
%rafennusta, ioisia oil pbteenfd "a
liitettd. Hafennutiista oil Ola mas
tuutettu pietarilaiisid ola en9Ianti,
laiIisia pbti0isid. SuIipoIon aibeut'
tamot nabin9ot ptpot iuuret ia moi
oaan ne lasfea ainatin pli puolen
miIioonon marian.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-28
ISiitmria tuanban tnpm ipfirfon
f1tf1t.

SGban asti on Wiipurin panbas.
ia tuomiofirfosta p6daiiasia alttari'
puoleIta firfon itdpddsId tuIIut fat.
maustDitd tebtdesId noin 200 luu'
rantoa eiiin, iotfa mt, firffoberra
Observation-Disclosures toimesta wf.
1S pna baubattiin neutrality-suspicious.
%tatioen firfon ldniipddsid oiteans
puoltIen pilarifdptdpdn 4:unen piIa.
rim pmp6riqe.
&trffoon rafennetaan nptpiiin fes'
Observation-Disclosures, ionfa tofia
tabbesia eri paifasia faimetaan
maaperGd. Wdbd mdiIid tomataan
%luuranfoia ia pdIiin eiineitd, ioita
ttrstuibin on pantu ruumiita bou'
oattoesIa. Niinpd lDpoettiin firfon
ldnIipGdStd, noin BIZ MIN lpnppoeIs
td, luuranfo, iota oil perbottu ias
mettipaippaan, mitd oil reunustettu
bopearernuffua. 9irStu oil erittdin
FROST toristettu. Samoin IDpoettiin
erddn naisIuuran9on iormesta ful
tainen iomus, ionfa iidpuoIeue oil
pendidffi faiperrettu rSuoieIuspp.
bimps Barbara, 1854, Z pnd mar.
rasfuuta". Irpattamasti on for.
musta fannettu mainitun iuoieIus'
ppbimpfien muistofIi. @rGdstd ba,is
oasta tamattiin pieni, erittdin bpmin
IdiIpnpt porsIiinifuppi, muoboItaon
iuoIa'astian topaan. Niinifddn on
lopoettp erds naiien Iuuranfo, ner.
bottuna bopeareunuffieen niittaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-28
SGpittGtpd tnlipalu 3mpffalasSa.

2afIi ibmistd ioutunut Iieffien ub'
RIFT? Wabingot 100000 mt. sc.
1 pnd Flo Z oitaan aamuua Ipttpi
&uoffaIaSia Intonotptn talosia ole.
pasia Ieipuriliiffeesid tulipaIo. EuIi
lat fobta aIusIa birpittdpdn mots
man, Iepiten beti niereiIeen 2oSttoi.
fen toIoon Ietd mield Idbeud oIes
Daan foImonteenfin toIoon poIttoen
tdmdn iefd eldndin fuipien teatteri
po1iolon perusiutfiaan mpDten po'
rofIi. GIdtpien futpien teatterista
iaatiin oinoostoan tGrfeimmGt fp
meet peIostetuiffi. EoIosia fiiaitii
faittioan fuuii fauppaa. SuIipa.
IoSia ioi leipuri Gonrab puIar Min
paboia poIobaamoia ettd bdnet oil
mietdmd beti enIimdiieud iunoIIa
pietoriin boibeitamoff. Yaloa Jam
muttamaan Saapuinat &%uoffolan,
SuiIan ia 2eIomden p%alofunnot,
mutta oil niiben foboiSiettotpa foif'
II toimintania miereisien rafennus'
ten iuoioomiieen. aoiftionn paIoi
piiTi ratennusto ia niisid oIut irtoin
omaiIuus fotonoan.
Yalon oifano Iattuneesia iefaIor.
rosia bdpifi tatfi ibmistd ia peId.
tddn beibdn ioutuneen lieffien ub.
reifT. Wabintoien I%uuruutto ei tdud
betfeud pieId mormoon tunneia
mutta arpeuaan niiben nouienon
main 100 900 marttaan.
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8anbea iunapnmettpmnns

on iattunut 2iitoIan plitdptdmdud,
ldbeud Sortaipalao. &un folme
miestd aifoi bepoieua mennd raban
pli, peIdstpi bemonen %iunaa, aIfoi
tpDntdd rattaita tafaperin, iouoin ne
fiipaasti tDrmdiitpdt pbteen erddn
naunun fansfa. Wiebet p%aisfautui.
mat iunaa pasten, menettden iofai.
men benfenId.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-28
7apea bame ldbead bnfnttaa
pmi4taian5a.

Seaainen barninainen tapaus lat.
tut pari miiffoa fitten paaffolan
fananaua WuofIeua. @rdS neiti
pritti ndet fananaiiaalta barpata
Iainaan, iota ieiIoi iuIusia, mutta
fapea bame Ell iaainutfaan ottaa tar'
peefIi pitfdd asfelta ia neitt putoii
iultufamariin fpeteen. Saipasia oil
leet miebet beittipdt fummintin beti
pelastusf6pben ia ldpimdrfdnd nos
neitt laipaan fuitpailemaan
ttIeddn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-28
tdmdn ransaistufien ubaaa on ftel'
fieItdnpt fortinpelumn ~fuunasfa.


Sofu piitfo fitte erdisfd iItamisia
ptetariaaresia faatui tp5ldisnainen
Waria pDltti fesfen tansfia fuol'
leena permannone. paifaae futiuttu
lddfdri toteii, ettd bdn oil fmouut
ipbdnbdlmaufieen. = Walmofaa ia
rufoilfaa, fiad cite ttebd aifaa eifd
betfed, iolloin 9erra futiuu tilinteol'
le.
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SioruffO

on pddsIpt peIottapaan mittdan
peIfinsisid. aoIme ubria on tuo
tuIfutauti 10 itieueen moatinut ia iai'
raStaneita on faiffiaan 25. Soimen.
piteifiin taubin IemenemiIen ebfdiie'
miiefIi on 10 beti rpbbpttp.
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M ~
waies bspdmabt laitpasta mereen

@eieS bbpdnnbt laituasta mereen.
&un bI. SDbern oil matfaua Tu'
rusta Hammaue, min Iaipan iaa'
muttua pphdnmaan ebustaae n. I.
Saurusten tobbaue bpppdIi erdS
laipan matfustaiista, iofu Gurasta
fotoifin olepa faIastaianpoifa, ion'
fa mined ei toistaiIeffi tiebetd. W}ies
oil nomsIut faibepuuIle ianonut: Npt
nina bpppddn mereen ia iamasla
bppdnnptfin. 2aipasta lasfettiin
beti meme meiiue, mutta miest6 Ell
moitu enddn pelastaa.
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Sdmeen lddnin f%ufpern1Dri on
tuabmiStdnft 2uopioisten funnon
paatDtien, ioqa funta rifoSIoin idd'