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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-01
Another New Balloon

Another new french steerable balloon
of large cubic capacity, the Commandant
: Coutelle, constructed by the Soeiete 20
diac, made it's debut in the air recently
1t left its shed at ST. Cyr with II
persons consisting Of two pilots, three
machinists on board. and went through
evolutions at a height of some 500 feet for
period of one hour.
The Commandant Coutelle has a capae-
fly of over 10000 cubic feet of gas. Tt
Is only half the size of the great Yep
plins yet it is believed to be more work.
able and practical. 1t has two motors
at 200 horsepower each, and will prob
ably be the fastest French airship in
actnal service in the army. The Clement
Bayard firm, however constructing a
eemi-Iigid steerable balloon at Lamotte-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-01
RESORTS, w. VA.
he was taken i'll and died at the early

she was taken i'll and died at the early
age of 32.
Her sister married Walter Burns, a
brother of Mrs. Lewis Harcourt, and a
nephew of the late Pierpont Morgan,
and the sisters had many connections
on their mothers side among the Anglo
Americans in London. They are nieces
of Mrs. Ogden Mills and first cousins
of Lady Granard.
The game of general post that has
been going on between Mr.. and Mrs.
Coventry and Lord and Lady Camoys is
now over, and both are now settled
down in their own abodes once more.
The move, which was equally disturbing
to both parties, though inevitable, was
caused through the Coventrys having
taken Stonor Park, Lord Camoys fam
| lily seat on the river on lease years
ago. When they did so Lord Camoys
extremely glad to have them as his
tenants. He was none too well blessed
with this worlds goods, and the Ameri-
| can tenant had such good reputation
over here that landlords 'conside cred
themselves lucky when they secured
one.
However, two years ago as you will
| remember, Lord Camoys married Mild
| red Sherman, a rich American girl, and
he and his wife want to live in their
| ancestral halls" So the Coventrys'
| lease having come to an end they have
! left Stonor Park in favor of its owner,
who now has enough money of his own
| to live there.
| The Coventrys will be greatly missed
| In the district, for they were most
| genial and hospitable neighbors and en-
tertained great deal in the summer,
when Stonor Park is looking its love-
| liest. Lady Camoys doubtless will have
| ideas of her own on the decoration
and furnishing of some of the rooms,
but the whole place Is in the strictest
| applepie order, and she will not have
| to rebuild tumble down old ruin, as
so many of our Anglo American peer
esses have had to do.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Coventry went to Paris
when they left Stonor Park but have
| just returned, and are now in Grosvenor
| Square for the rest of the season. She
| will entertain for her niece, the Hon.
| Helena Coventry, Lord Deerhursts eld-
est daughter, who Is making her debut
this season; she of course has an Ameri-
can mother, too, Virginia Bonynge be-
| fore she married. SO Miss Coventry is
| assured of a good time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-01
White House Calls Sam

Trenton, NJ D., correspondence New
York Tribune.
President Wilson wants Sam" Cor
don at the White House and he wants
him bad, too. Everybody in New Jer-
sey knows Sam" who has been the
guardian of the door of the governor $
office for something like 40 years.
When Sam" looked at his mail this
morning he saw big square envelope
with the words white House" in the
corner. He opened 1t hastily and there
found an affectionate letter from the
President asking him to come to the
White House. Sam" don't know just
what to do now. He would like to
go to Washington, but he has a pret-
ty good business on the side here
When Mr.. Wilson was governor he
grew fond of the old messenger because
of his loyalty and devotion. Sam" is
also an expert barber. and could cut
Mr. Wilson's hair as no one else could.
The last time Sam" performed this
feat was few days before the inaug-
uration, and he carefully gathered up
the hair and placed it In the office safe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-01
Manner of the Modern Girl

Girls nowadays treat men with a bois-
ferrous comradeship that would have
| made my mother most unhappy. They
have a slangy slap on the back ap-
proach which kills any inclinations or
mems part to idealize them. Their ain
is to be "jolly" and 'pally," and they
succeed no doubt. I..
But do not notice that the men show
any anxiety to marry their pals On
the contrary, they look for entirely diff
ferent qualities in wife. They look
for gentleness, charm, restfulness.
Women seem to have lost the art OF
being gracious | suppose the reason
is that we lead life so much more
hurried and that 1t tells on women's
nerves more than on mems. They dc
not mean, 1 think, to be rude or un-
pleasant, but they are SO absorbed in
their own concerns that they have nc
time to think of the effect they are pro-
ducing by their ungracious ways.
This has struck me--that old women
of all classes preserve the charm OF
former days They make one feel glad
when one has done some slight service
for them The ready smile, the word
OF gratitude--how much they do to lu-
bricate the wheels of life! How much
their absence is to be regretted!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-01
Wanted to Honor Alfonso

1t was on the occasion or KING AlfOn-
SOS recent visit, The shopkeepers OF
Paris were anxious to honor their royal
guest. They cudgelled their brains as to
what form their homage should take. 1t
was to be something original and strilS-
Ing. Now, the good gentleman had read
of the famous "Puerta del Sol'' in Mad
rid. They turned up their Spanish die
.tfonaries and found Puerta. gateway
del so. of the sun. They had little diff
Guilty in translating. Then one OF their
number obtained an interview with the
Spanish ambassador. and set before him
the suggestion of his colleagues.
TT is our idea, your Excelency," he
said, ito erect in the Paloce de pOpera
a fac-simile of the gateway of the sun in
Madrid under Which his majesty may
pass on his way to the performance. IT
is our hope that he may be reminded of
the far famed arch beneath which his
feet have so often trod' And the worthy
delegate was surprised, and not little
chapfallen, when he learned that the
Puerta del Sol was a square, not arch
way. and wallxabe, not under, but upon
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-01
No Advertising by Duels

The president of the Cercle Hoche, the
Duo Decazes, has sent a circular to the
members of the club, in which they are
requested to give their word not to per-
init of any publication of any interview
or note respecting any duel in which they
may be concerned as principals or
seconds before the duel actually takes
place. Certainly there is suspicion
abroad that many duels are merely an
ingenious form of advertisement. A
recent meeting has, by chance or design.
been pretty assidously ground baited in
the public press. Further, though the
place of the encounter was supposed to
have been kept secret till the laost mo-
ment, the windows and park of the little
Chateau d'Orly were graced by an au-
dience which, in quality at least, would
not have been unworthy of first night
at the Francois.
In connection with the suggestion of
the Due Decazes, one paper imagines the
following telephone dialogue between
two prospective principals: Hello, old
chap. the seconds say we are not to have
a single par in the papers," whereupon
the old chap answers, then it is not
worth while fighting"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-01
Preventing Old Age

Professor Armand Gautier has made
a scientific study of the causes of old age
in man. He has discovered that the
most fiourishing condition of manhood
is when there is a mysterious flour" in
the body. This flour is especially ev-
ident when men ond women are in their
prime. 1t is manifested chiefly under the
study isskin, at the roots of the hair
under the teeth and under the nails.
The presence of this flour" Is
a precious vital asset in the body.
and what scientists ought to study is
the means of preserving or increasing it.
The moment that men and women find
their flour diminished old age comes
on. But it seems that we might all be
rejuvenated if we could only find the
principle that would restore the flour.
Professor Metchnikoff some years ago
advocated thick or sour milk. If we take
some of it regularly when we feel our
health diminishing, we might recover
some of the lost mineral and become
fluorescent, which is only synonym for
furnishing
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-01
SCHOOLS IN FRANCE
ADOPT BASEBALL
Some Duels But Ingenious
Means of Advertising
DOG CAUSES TROUBLE
Woman Trips Over Leash, Grows
Angry and General Fight Ensues.
Another Siderable Balloon
Makes Its Debut
BY PAUL NUEIERS

Paris. May 81, Especial baseball has
now been adopted by most of the pro-
eressive schools and colleges of France
and we are just now looking forward to
the worlds series as 1t is on the Seine.
The Ecole Pascal is now running at the
top of the intercollegiate division and
the team representing the cadets of the
army is likely to meet it in the final
tournament.
Thousands were gathered recently on
the diamond of the Bagatelle in the Bols
de Boulogne, when the Lyces Condorcet
nine captained by the NJ. Jacques de
Saint Maurice met the Pascal nine cap
tained by NJ. j. Coudert, who has been
one of the pioneers of the French student
ball bugs. The Pascal lads slammed the
Con6orcetes over the green for u to
runs. A feature of the playing was the
pitching of Gervas La Fontaine, grand
nephew of the poet who is quite smoke
paw, southpaw man in France.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-01
A East Runner

From the Metropolitan Magazine.
A man left his umbrella in stand at
hotel recently, with card attached
bearing this inscription:
This umbrella belongs to a man who
can deal blow Of 250 pounds weight.
shall be back in five minutes"
When he returned to claim his prop
erty he faund in its place card bearing
the following inscription:
This card was left here by a man who
can run p miles an hour. ! shall not
come back"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-01
Publisher Raises Fine Point

M. Gustave Charpentier, whose Julien
is now being presented by the Opera
Comique, seems to have disagreed
with his publisher. Julien according
ly, will not be published by the same
fem that brought out Louise" But
Julien is a sequel to LOUISE" not only
in the story Julien is, of course, Louise 5
lover, come back to the stage, but also
in the score. That is to say, / presume
that many of the themes of Louise" re-
appear in Julien
Now occurs a nice point which the COM
posers discarded publisher is said to be
raising He argues that the copyright
of the score of Louise" belongs to him;
that the score of Julien" which M.
Charpentier has sold to rival publisher
contains many themes and long musical
phrases already found in Louise" in
cludng that of the themes reproduced
in Julien" which, therefore, constitute
an infringement.
This is probably the first time that
such musical quarrel has arisen. When
a composer has invented leitmotif and
put it in the score of work which he
has sold to one publisher, is he or is he
not at liberty to use the same leitmoti(
in a second work, the sequel to the first
which he sells to a second publisher? IL
Wagner had sold "Das Rheingold' 10
one publisher and the rest of the Ring
to another, would the first publisher have
been entitled to prosecute him because,
for instance, he had sold to the second
publisher the motif of the curse of the
Ring" which he had already sold to
the first publisher with the 'Rheingold?
n. de Max, the we'll known tragedian,
is fond of dogs. This kindly feeling led
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-01

Seuil, which will have a cubic capacity
of $4,000 feet and will therefore rival
in size the ZeppliHs. 1t is expected to
be completed in time for the autumn
manoeuvres.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-01

n. de Max, the we'll known tragedian,
is fond of dogs. This kindly feeling led
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-24
Voifa ampunnt iidmia.

Subannusaattona tapabtnt Seppd'
pirran pitdidn Soinilanialmen fp'
ldsId ieuainen mieltdidrtpttdWd to.
paus. ettd poifa toppoi iidnid am
pumaua. 9alouiien g. Ndiidldn
mieIenmifainen poifa German, iofa
oil 5aanut fdIiinid baulifon, oil en-
fin ubattuaan mennpt iaunaan Ia
ampunut Feud fplpemdsid eileen
iidnid fuoliaafIi. Wuu talon mdfi
oil murban ta%pabtuesia tupasia,
Min ettei fufaan moinut tapausta
estdd. Sefonia tebtpddn piiIoutui
German Hdifdnen lob on ale, iosta
bdnet paifaue iaapunut poliiTi mans
attfi ia toimitti 2uopion lddnintpan,
filaan. Sppnd murbaan oiateuaan
eileen fen, ettd poifa oil Iuunut iidn'
I'd idttdneen bdnet perintD6n ndbbeu
mdbemmdqe oIaue fuin muut.
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8ariipen Observation-Disclosures.

2ariioelIa iattunut rofotufIen idI.
feen lasten iairastumiia ia fuole'
mantapauffia. Sdmdn iobbosta fe'
litdd rofotusaineen malmistamon
iobtaia ieuraamaa:
Rariioele ldbetettp rofotusaine
oIotti maIifasia normoalia febitpstd
ia olitpat rotor pdduetuIemat by.
mdnndfDifid.
2uubesia IapiesIa, ioibin toufof.
80 p:nd istutettiin 9~eIiinSisfd ole.
man rofotusainemaraston rofotus.
ainetta, buomattiin tarfastettaesia
normaalit roffopaiIeet.
Sdlfeenpdin ei Iapfisia tiettdmdsti
ilmaantunut mitddn tatpaliIuubesta
poiffeanaa.
SIen niinmuoboin Titd mieltd, ettd
rofotusaine on laabultaan ouut ta'
pauiien tapaista.
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Guglantilainem upieeri tuan8ittti
SeIftngiSf6.

SeIinfi, beindf. IA p. Gnslans
tiIaiiena fapteeni Srancis !Samilto.
niIla on ouut tdd1d buomiota be.
rdttdnpt i%eiffailu. parin i%uomalaiien
tuttafpania fansIa oil bdn erddn
fampunsin buomatuimman boteIIin
IeurusteIubuoneesia fesfusteIIen fai.
Tesla roubosIa iuomalaisten Fans.
ia. Canaan ATTAIN iattui obi fulfe.
maan parpi penGIdiIid iotamiebid.
2obta ilmestpi en9Iantilaiien ia fun.
malaisten berrasmiesten Iuureffi
fmmmastufIeff muutamia iuuren
iidnmaamme poifia boteuiin man.
sitiemaan bdnpttDm mid ,fafoaIeia",
iotfa olitpat robienneet bdndistd
iotiloita Iplfemdud iffunasta beibdn
pddueen.
!6uolimatta fapieeni 6amiltonin Ia
bdnen ieurasIaan oueiben fabben
IuomoIaiien berrasmieben nastaan'
ndittdmiiistd fulettinat iotiIaat bet.
bdt faupun9in ldpt poIiiiiaiemaue
tutfittotpatii. Sonfun oian fuImttua
laSfettiin faiffi foIme napaaffi,
mutta fapteeni SamiIton eli tpptp'
nptfddn tdbdn. 6dn ilmoitti allan
GnsIannin foniuIiqe, iofo fddntpi
puoIestoan fenradIifupernoDrin
puoIeen maatien bpniipstd Wends
Idisten miranomaisten tobolta onfin
nptiemmin ndbtp parbaafTi ppptdd
fapieeni Gamiltonilta onteeffi iattu'
nutta ,erebbpstd".
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@endidnfielem ppetuS
~fansafpuImi4fa.

Mifaiemmin oIemme fertoneet, ettd
muutamat 2urfiioen human Ger
mum faniofouIupiirisid ofumat ben
fiI1t anoimat fenraolifunern55riIt
etta ianotuSTa fanfafoulusia oIettai'
FIN opettamaau mendidnfteItd. Rem.
roaIifumernDbri ontoi fpipmptIen
pobtimiien ienaatiae, iofo fummin.
Elm idtti ofian fiuenid.
Edbdn ei fenraaIifumernDDri ole
fuitenfaan tpptpnpt. 6dn on Idbet.
tdnpt ienootile firieImdn, iosio bdn
pitdd Northumberland. ettd mend.
otetaon oppiaineiti fania.
ieIloifsia teubuisia, misid
ipdesiD tuIee fosfetufIiir mendIdis.
ten tansfo. 3ebbdtieen idmdn uuben
oppioineen obieImoonotiomiien nab.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-24
&iippafnnnan nutiita.

Waltafiria on annetti Guran firf.
foberranmirfaan iaman 5~euratun.
nan pitdidnapulaiieue &. 6. SaIof.
faaIe, iofa faa astua uuteer MIR.
faania 1 pnd toufof. 1915, ia Ran.
faanpddn luffariurfurinmirfaan
Suoniemen 10. I. luffarturfuriIe 8.
u. Wiffulaue.
WaaIiebboue on aietettu 2dImidn
firffoberrantpirtdan: u Reponlab.
ben fappalainen g. q. Wuoue; p
Sdfpldn firffoberra g. 2orbonen
ia 81 paimion f%appalainen 8. u.
WaImeranta; fefd 4:nnele paaIiii'
iaue Raustiien INSTRUMENTATION
Iutb. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES matfa'
pappi &. 8. Wititrom, iota ieura.
funta 4 pnd miime toufof. pibetpS.
ia rpaalifpfpmpstoimitufiesia pppii
neIidnnetfi tpaalifaarnaaiaff.
Mddrdttp on &oimaan papisto
emf beindfuun 1 pStd alfaen tots.
taiieffi boitamaan omain mirfatoin.
tenia obeIla mp6s SripGdn firffo'
berranmirfaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-24

2ariueaio mddrdn piitoufien

2uptiIaitofien funnoStautumiSta
iatfuu pbd. ne. 26 pnd oioi SeIfn.
gin ebuSioua forine mu,ian iabti,
iddben lniasti fiinni. Sppnd farile.
aioon oil ie, ettd dstettdin aIetetiu
pobioisreimari oil aietettu mddrin
paifoiueen. Werimerftien tdud ia.
tpoin oiettaminen fits enemmdn ma.
binsoittoa fuin bpDbpttdd merenfuI.
fua. 9Sbl. fertoo, eitd foriueaio ia.
pobtui IuoifipddupsiDn omain ri.
mdin nSbben. 2dbeiippbesid oil nj.
mittdin muuan InotiIaitofIen moot.
iorimeneistd, iosia oil Iuotfiupieeri
Ia lnotieio. Ndmd rienFndt apiun
ia toettimot tempaista lobbin farilta
mutta eipdt onnistuneet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-24
T5rfea ibmisraaffdps a~iifalasia.

xDrfea ibmisradtfdbs aiifalasia.
Observation-Disclosures pubeeniobtaia
rubioo iItamatiIaiiuubesIa alaifdiien
poian meriinid.
Wintdlaiiet raafalaiiet ioiiaIistis.
ten pbbistpsten pddpomoitii moi.
mot pddsid, fiitd on fumaamana
efimerffind 2iifaIan 6irmeldsId not.
% pnd tapabtunut tDrfed rddffdps,
ionta ubritfi iontui erds Nifulan
talon rippifouIuiidsfd oIema remit.
potea.
Sanotun pdttpdn iltana tpimeer.
pant tpDmdenpbbistps iltaman, Jon.
ne mainittu poifafin, iofa paraiIaan
on fdpnpt rippifouIua ia ionfa iu.
bannuspdimdnd pitt emf Terrain
|pddstd berranebtoo uiiele, mpDbem.
min italia pritti mennd. 2oSfa obs
ieIma oil 10 melfein fofonaan iuo.
%ritettu, eli bdn tabtonut lIunaStoa
pddipIippua, ia fun bdntd ct ilman
Iippua pddstettp fiiddn min fddntpi
bdn pois. Wtiqd liefin bdn Iiuoin
netdnpt iltamon pddmiesten nibat
pddueen, fiud bdnen poistuesiaan
iuoffi pbbistptien pubeeniobtoia
aaarIo Ranermo erddn toiIen iIta.
man toimibenfiIDn fansfa bdnen pee
rdsiddn, iouoin tataa'oiaiat pasta.
fiipat eniin poifua fipeud ieIfddn,
Min ettd bdn pDfertpi tiele ia piefIt'
mdt Iefd ~rufifoitpat bdntd ienidlfeen
Min, ettd poifa idi mafaamaan noe.
riIdtatf6Dn.
paboinpitelpn aIaiietf i%outunui
tdptpi miebd lddfdrin aqua faamaan
6dnen ripiuepddipstddn ct mpDs.
fddn tmlut mitddn, Min paboin oil
lpat ebeudmainitut rtoperit" bdnet
mnIifoineet.
Hddtfddidt fuulutpot t%arionneen
poiaIIe so mt. miebeen iontntoia,
mutta 5ufeutunee o1oSta fuitenfin
oiteusiutti.
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mninaisISptSia eaafsmaeud.

Eobtori u. 6odman on oqut ndi'
nd pdipidnd &aniauismuieon puo'
Iesta totmittamasia faipaufIia 2ii.
Iidn italia (omist. bra 6. Sarlitebt)
fpldn fesfen futiutun rRamban pa.
pan" aiunnon ebustoIa. Wiime
muonua faipettaesia merdidpatiaan
perustaa IDpipi maaSta mietfa ia
feihdnfdrfi. Npt nurmiffoa mdbdn
laoiemmin sX5 metr. oIaIto pensot'
taesia tlIi fieItd ellie fdifenIaista
piffutanarao: prosfifio rintaneuIoia,
lolita, iormus, iuuria ioifeito firiif.
famarion fofoifia mustio IaiibeImia
Tatpiia feittoastiain palaFo, piipun,
peIid, nostoia, nauIoia, peitienierid
ia poIoneiio Iuuniiruia. 2oifti Ell.
meet otetfiin taIteen.
Gobtori Sodmon fertoi, ettd pat.
fana on olut pienempi muinaisoian
ruumisien poIttobautaroutfio, noin
100000 IumnIia |. &. I. Sn thine,
ettd ola eIineitd on iaattonut idiIpd
oirpan ebiind noia 1920 i'm. ~.
mpifes{a fora. ia muItaferrofiesfa,
uoifta talon oioiie nniniole on fuI.
fenut tdmdn bautofummun pdduiiie.
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2ofoelmiSIa omat Guropan buo.
mattamimpien rubtinasiufuien idie'
net faitti ebustettuino Iefd mp5stin
8ansfon ia Mmerifan DbbpsmaIto
ien prefbentit. Suurin ola on fui'
tenfin, futen 10 mainittiin, tiebemie'
bid, taiteiIiioita ia paItiomiebid. Wt.
m. opat meIfein toiffi NobeI. pal.
finnon Iaaiat ebuStettuina.
Smamaifista buomattamista ben.
fiI5istd matnittafoon faiffi minis.
acknowledgement, fenraalifuwern5D'
rit, profuraattorit =. m.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-24

tabtisfa iuhlauiiet uuben merituo.
miofirfon tpibfimiiet. Saapumiua
olimat faitti ministerit, buuman ia
nenmoston idienid y m. 2Io 10 al.
faan iaapui Fnne 8. ~. 2eiiari
2orteine Epttdrineen ia iupaitfi fdp.
bd tuomiotirffoa fatIomas1a Iet6
ottaa oiaa firfeofuIfueeieen. Gen
idlfeen Sdnen Maiesteetinia paIaTi
9tanbartile. iofa Idffi flo 1,22 Suo.
men Iaoristoon. Samana pdindnd
Flo 7.3O iaapui laitpa Stanbartin
rebiIe ia laSfi anffurin.
2eiIariqiiet fdpneet WtroIabben
firfonfpIdsId.
Wf. % pnd iaapuipat 8. Maies.
teettinIa forfeine Iapiineen ia leuru.
eineen !9urppuun. misid ieurue nou.
maibin fdpben Wirolabben Fir.
fonfpIddn. Eddqd piippimdt he al.
ncastaan Ipbpen aian iatfaen mat.
faanfa Stanbarttn rebiue.
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Mies %ioutunut fuorman ale ia

Wties ioutunnt fuorman ale ia
iaanut fuoIettapan mamman.
Wt. 26 pnd Flo 3 tienpisIa topoba
tut !4alitan pitdidn Soeniuun farta..
nosia %inrnuinen topoturn,a, ionfa
nbriffi ioutui nuori perbeeniid. -
Wtainitun tartanon aIuStaIainen,
tpbmies Spen 9elman oil riiuio
aiamaSia iaIaoiio tparten la parail.
laan purfi fuormaa, torttuimat muu.
tamot riiut b6nen nuoriin bemoIiin.
ia, ioita oil manffurien ebesId fafF.
Semoiet peIdstpimdt tdstd ia Idbti.
pdt Min dffid farfaamaan. ettdr
Sellman ioutui panffurien tafapp5.
rien ale. iofa fulfil bdnen rintanfa.
ia motionia I'LL.
2onffaantunutta I6bbettitn beti
piemddn SaIoon, piiriIddtdri 6. =.
Warenin luo, iota fuitentin tebotti,
hmomattuoan fuinfa maifea Iouf.
taantuminen oil o0ut, piemddn
Se0manin Gurfuun l6GninIoiraas
laan. 2ebotusta nouoottaen ldbbet.
tiintin enIimdiieud iunaua Turfuun
ia %Ioamuttiiu Flo puoIi z tienoisIa
italia IddniniairoaIo an. misid tri R.
s. SoItin beti toimiti Ieitfaufien.
eiitd ct %fuitenfoon enddn ouut apua
fiud fuoIema iaaputi banet ellen
oamuIo.
Woinoia 9elmon oil 30 muoben
ifdinen idttden Iesfeu Ia 3 Iosto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-24
8. NJ. Reiiari faapnnut Gnpmen
faariStppn.

Wt:n % y. Idbtipdt 8. Wt. Ret
fart ia aeiforinno iefd Seibdn 2or'
feat 2opienia MISUNDERSTANDING
pietorbomista aonitoo tin rebiue,
iosta he Eiripimdt otonbartiin Lob
teatieen Suomen iooristoon. !6eitd
ieurofmot iuurirubtinotor Olga Mlet'
ionbromna. Seurueeieen fuuIui pies
Id no pineii freitpitdr 6snritomo,
eFilutiia Scbneiber. pIibofpimorfoIffa
freimi g%enfenborif, Iippufopieeni
NiIom, imuoiutontit Naritsfin Ia
ariemiep Iefd boniIddfdri Eeremen'
TO. Dt. % p. topohtuipat arons'
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Saminosia iofu aifa fitten fuouut
firiafauppias Ilfreb 2oserbom idtii
~idlfeenfG m. m. nalofumafotoel'
man, iofa o'iantuntiiain lauiunnon
mufaan on iuurin pobioismaisia.
Gnemmdn fuin 40 nuoben aifana
tofoili firiafauppias 2aserbom
Observation-Disclosures ia taiteen
Iuurmiesten maIofupia, mp5s ieu.
raten muitofin fuuIuiiuufIio, tiebe.
miebid, rubtinoauiii benfiIbita p.m.
banffien beibdn fuponIa fofoeI'
miinfa. Sdnen fuoIesfaan fdiitti fo'
toeIma faiftioan pIi 4,4OO maIofu'
,paa iefd iiompoa ettd pienempdd
totoo. Mifaiiemmat ia %panbemmat
tumat 6. banftii uIfomaiiua mat.
toiQaan fotoeImiinia, taibefauppi.
aiIta ia muieoista. Smain oitalais.
tenIa futpat ban taaien Iai TOTO fp'
fpmpfiesid oIemiIta b~enfiIDiItd itieI.
tddn tai moIofunoaiilta. Monta
mielentiinioista firieentpoibtoa on
terddidn ia oiianomoisten
benfilDitten mdIiud.
WaIofupot orpot fiottetut oIbu.
meibin, joisto ola on mortamosten
moImtStettu.
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1lffonen fptbttdnbt Triton.

2autpantaiaamuna Flo 10 ipttpi
WiipurisIa ioIaman isfusta 2oIif
fotnmden efifoupuneisia olerpan In.
t~eriIaiien Triton mobilization tdptteei
paIamaan. 9ulipalo oil aluft ub'
faama, mutta tat p~oIofunta len fui
tenfin tornoffaouo toiminnauaan
noin tunnin fuluesia iammutetufi.
Wabin9ot eipdt ole iuuret.
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bouiiefIi, tattoo fumernDDri, ettd on
muutettana faniofouIuaietusta. Sra
Sepu febottaa ienpuotfi ienaottio
ottamaon fpinmpfien pobbittamat.
ieen iefd tefemddn fiitd ebbotuflen.
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