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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-21

Jail. In addition to several errors in
the description of Thaw's status at
Matteawan, it omits specifically to fix
date for the hearing of the case.
This means Thaw could remain in jail
indefinitely unless his lawyers took
advantage of habeas corpus.
Charles D. White, Thaw's chief law
yer until Greenshields came, said, I'VE
delayed taking advantage of the writ
Of habeas corpus TO get better &C
quainted with the case. 1t may be
we swill wait a week. There is a cor
porars guard Of lawyers and we
will have to move slowly in order not
to step on each others feet"
CROWD Is DISAPPOINTED.
AS 10 o'clock came around crowd,
most of them well-dressed women,
gathered in the court room. They had
not heard the proceedings were OF for
the day. Thaws principal worry now
seems to be how much Of the synopsis
OF Jerome's speech to the jury in 1908,
which he handed out to the press with
a request that it be published, was
uSCu ny Aut AIdh SdhdlAoh pa
pers. The synopsis emphasized Je-
rome's opinion that Thaw was not in.
sane. The prisoner telegraphed num-
Der of papers and requested that he be
supplied copy of what he dispatched
to them on this speech. All day yes.
terday kilograms marked collect were
arriving from these papers for Thaw.
This cost him 800.
USUAL ORDER REVERSED.
Today the case had reached the
stage where the usual relations of par.
ties to a criminal action are absolute.
ly reversed. On one hand the lawyers
for the prisoner were fighting hard to
prolong imprisonment, while authori.
t4es~of@ thet Don1nton aad~ United
'Hfdtes We're anxious to have him set
free, safe in the belief that the immi.
grafton officials would seize him and
force him across the frontier. DR.
Brltton Evans, director of the New
Jersey State hospital conferred with
Thaw today.
LlNTERs FROM VERMONT.
Cavendish, Vt, Aug. 21.-It appears
today that Thaw entered Canada from
Vermont, and not directly from New
Hampshire, as supposed. The village
of Beecher Falls. where he left his
train, is on the Vermont side of the
boundary line between the states. II
is in the town of Canaan, VT.
This is believed by state officials tC
be the basis for the report from Sher
brooke last night that Thaw probably
will be turned over to the authorities
of this state. Attorney General Brown
| has advised Governor Fletcher he con
siders Thaw dangerous, and Thaw in
his opinion should, if turned over tc
the Vermont authorities, be surren
dered to the New York authorities un
der extradition proceedings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-21
BANDITS FIRE ON
KING AND QUEEN

London, Aug. 21.-RevoIver shots
were fired by bandits today at King
Charles and Queen Elizabeth Carmen
SYLVIA of Roumania as they were rid
ing in an automobile near a fashion
able health resort q. Roumania, in the
Carpathian mountains. According to
dispatches neither was injured
As soon as the bandits began firing.
the chauffeur began speeding the ma
chine and carried the king and queen
to safety.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-21
FIND ARSENIC IN
De La TOUR BODY

Chicago, H., Aug. 21.-The presence
OF large quantities of arsenic in the
stomach OF the late Jan de LaTour,
whose wife is held by the police on a
charge OF murder, was reported today
by the coroner's chemist. The dece-
dent is said TO have been a member
Of a noble family of Ru ,ia, and to
have fled from political tsecution TO
this country. Shortly be 5re death he
charged his wife with poisoning him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-21
HOME FIRE KILLS
A FAMILY OF FIVE
Neighbors Find Charrcd Bodies
in Ruins of a Dubuque,
Iowa, Dwelling.

Dubuque, Iowa, Aug 21-Henry
Sterwies, wife and three small chill
dren, were burned to death in a fire
that early today destroyed their home,
Is miles northwest of here The fire
broke out after midnight and when
neighbors were attracted to the scene
no trace of the family was found. 1t
was not until the ruins cooled that the
charred bodies we're discovered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-21
Gun BURSTS AND
THREE ARE DEAD
Admiral of Austrian Navy Loses
Both of His Legs and May
Not Recover.

Pola, Austria, Aug. 2f.-An S-inch
naval gun burst during a test here to-
day, killing three officers, fatally
wounding six others and seriously in
juring a score more. Among the
wounded is Admiral Count Won Well
ingburg Of the Austrian navy. Both OF
his legs were,torn off and his recovery
is doubtful
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-21
FRATERNALS ARE
IN A BIG MERCER

Chicago, Aug. 21.-The Associated
Fraternities of America and the Ma
tional Fraternal congress merged to-
day in the National Fraternal congress
Of America. The new body is the only
national organization of insurance fra
ternities in the country. 1t has a
membership of 100000 policy holders.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-21
DYNAMITE UNDER
MAYORS WINDOW

New York, Aug. 21-Six sticks Of
what is believed to be dynamite were
found by a janitor this afternoon un-
der window of Mayor Gaynor's Of
fees in the city hall Inspectors
viii examine the find to determine
Its nature.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-21

intention to subject them to the i'm
moral purposes charged, the defendant
is guilty"
POINTS OUT GuTIT EVIDENCE.
"If that immoral purpose was one
factor in inducing him to leave Sacra-
mento and take these girls with him
it matters not that he may also have
been actuated by his fears or other
consideration moving him to take that
trip. He would nevertheless be guilty"
The defense took exception to the
charge in general and to specific in
structions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-21
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Evening star: Jupiter. Morning
stars: Saturn, Venus. Mars. Mercury.
About 8 p. m. the whole western sky,
with the exception Of narrow vacant
belt toward the north pole, is literally
studded with constella tions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-21
THE WEATHER
Forecast TIL 7 .. m. Tomorrow, fo
Rock Island, Davenport, Moline
..I
and Vicinity.

Probably thunderstorms tonight or
Friday, cooler. southerly shifting to
northerly winds.
Temperature at a. m. II. Highest
yesterday So, lowest last night "A.
Velocity Of wind at a. N. 2 miles
per hour.
Precipitation none.
Relative humidity at Z p. m. 6s, at
Z a. n. S4.
Stage of water Al, a rise of 2 in
last "a hours.
]. NJ. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-21
LOAN SHARKS IN
THREAT OF DEATH

Washington, D. c., Aug. 21.-Repre-'
sentative Johnson of Kentucky told
the lobby investigators today that the
passage of the federal loan shark bill
was marked with daily threats against
his life. He introduced an affidavit
by former capitol policeman who
swore another policeman claimed %
have followed Johnson three nights to
kill him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-21

Philadelphia-The Royal Clan of the
Order Of Scottish Clans, in annual ses-
sion here. declined to go on record
either in favor Of or against home rule
for Scotland on the ground that the
organization is non-political in char
acter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-21

New York-Fire Commissioner John
son has ordered the following warn
ing conspicuousIy displayed upon all
theatre programs: Fire Notebook
around now and choose the nearest
exit"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-21

Washington, D. c., Aug. 21.-PresIf
dent Wilson this afternoon announeed
he would prepare at once a message to
congress setting forth the desire and
purposes of John Llnd's mission to
Mexico, a summary Of the American
note and the reply of tho Huerta gov.
ernment. 1t was said on good author.
Ity the president was inclined to read
the message to both houses.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-09
aitIans. ia spibfifortteis ON

ebunifin tilato tdmdn leboen firio'
poinoeto, fiud meiud on niitd hpipd
paIitoin,o. 9innoi 50:lta fappol,eb
ia $500 p~I5spdiu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-09
aamttori e. ~. eawolaimem

Eaas on ptTi fanianfirttomme
manboia ustouiiia tpDntefiiDitd
pddsfpt taisteIuista raubaan. Siud
me. 3 p:nd fuoIi Nilideid len ieura.
funnan fonttori g. 80. Sanolainen
70 muoben iidsid. 80. 1875 iuli
fpainaia IufforitIi Niliiddn. polpeI'
len enfin IA muotta apulaisIufforis
no. 20. 1889 noIittiin bdnet mafi.
naiIefIi tdbdn pirtann, iota iitten
boii fuoIemoonIa ioafta. Nmorem
pano otti wainoio oIaa NiIiidn fun'
noniieen toimintoon. ouen m. NJ.
iddst6panfin moraeimiebnd ia eff
miebend muutamon nuoben. - Sd
binnd idindt m~ainoiota iuremaan
iidfds puoliio. z lastd ia 30 lasten'
losta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-09
&elfin8in r~aitioteitd tariotaan
tanpnngiae.

6elTingin robatoimifomoriue tulee
piattoin idtettdmdfIi tarious noin
fabben folmusoIan 6eliin9in Haiti'
otie' ia SmnibusoIafeDbtiDn cfaf
feista moputtomiIestu SelIin9in
faupunaiue 500 mton binnosta o.
5atfeelto, iota %ieuroo tulupan mmo'
ben ipoittoofnfo. GdloiIen melfoi'
fen olafeenemmistDn pbtiDeid on
iaatouttanut muiian bentilD, iofa
moi pitdd olatfeet turiola mddrd.
tpn DION.
Selfinsin rabatoimifamarin oifai
femmin iptipQd tetemd tarious npuii
piafetta fobti fdpttdmdttDmine MOTT
tonaroineen ia tpuooelta 1912 tule'
mine oiintoineen noin $40 marttao
o~IaffeeIta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-09

4urun ia Yorin lddnin futpernDD'
rimirasto on faifile lddnin poliiiis
miranomaiiiue ldbettdnpt leuraaman
fiertotirieen:
,Tammifuun 20 p:nd 1912 onne'
tun muitten Wendidn olamaisten
Iaattamisto lamar aiemoan fuin
Suomen taninlaiiet fostepan lain
3 fobban 8 SIN mutaon tulenat
Yietariu piirioifeuben tutfintotuoma.
rit toimittamaan palmistamia tut
fintoia niistd rifosaiioista iotta o
pat ebeuptetpt rifofTia ia oieunus
ransaistatFia fosfenan lain 1423:l
S:sId. Edmdn ioboosta ia niiben
tebtdmien menestntieniien iuoritta.
miien beIpottomiiefTi, iotfa lafi on
tuifintotuomorien tebtdmdfi iddtds
mt, Observation-Disclosures fenraali.
fumernDDrin fdsfpstd mddrdd I'd.
ten funernDDrin alaisten mirtamies'
ten eboottomasti nouoatettomatfi:
II ettd Observation-Disclosures
Iuubet, JOS ie tutfintotuomariae fdp
tarpeeuiIefIi, annetaan lddninbaui'
tatien fieIentddntdidin iuorifetta'
motif;
y ettd %buoneistot fuulusteluia
narten onnetaan tutfintotuomarien
fdptettd pdfIi beibdn maatimutieS'
taan: foupunseisia Idaninbouitus
ten ia poliififamarien rafennutIisIa
5efd maaua nimiSmiesten fonttoo'
reisia tai tarnittaesIa moiotolois-
ia; ia
81 ettd tutfintotuomareitten bass
teitten periqe toimittamisto, ebfdiIp'
toimenpiteiti y. m. T. tosfemat mdd'
rdptIet miippmdttd tdptetddn ALAMO
maiien faupunSin. toi maopoliiiip al
lpstDn toimesta.
Suen muuten tunernDDrin Eds
fpnalatsten mirfamieSten puolelto
tutfintotuomari1e ofoiettatpa faitis'
ia iubteisia t~dpoeuistd %mpDtdnoi'
tutnsta".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-09
@iipurin matStraatin idienten
alta VietariSfa.

pietarin piirioiteuben tntfintotuo'
mari Surietpitip on Wiipurin lddnin'
bnuitnfIen md!irpfIeud poliiiimesto'
rim tautta ldbettdneet Wtipurin
maiStraatin idieniae pormestari ga
o~erItr1miqe, roatimiebiue polmrot
billie ia 9uionberile ilmoitnfien, ettd
tuttinto 9 moiIomin iutuSia on npt'
temmin loppnuu Iuoritettm.
9uttintotuomori Suriepitibin Fir.
ielmd fuuluu Nomenclature:
,gDiipmrin faupungin 9erro polu
Il mestariue.
pppban Serra poIiiimestorin to
oisfeellifesti ilmoiitamaan Smomen
tanIalaiEae GpmaIb Werner S'9er:
itrDmiae, @eors ,aonitontin Yolm
rotbiue ia 'Stto Wilbelm Xuconoe
rifle, ettd tuttinto, iosia beiodt on
oIeteftu lpptieeisen Nan9oisinslain
1423 .ortifelin mutaan, or pddttpnpt
ia Glen pbtoitoa idmdn fonsia Id
bettdnpt tutfiniotiriot Hifosofoin
oiteubenfdpntiIoin 47s art. n%oiolo
pietorin piirioiteuosn !6erro pros
tnroottoriIe."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-09
Guomen tapettitebtaita ibbtetddn
tetotfeSta..

Suomalainen nutiStoimiSto tie
tdd, ettd Wendidn rabaministeri on
firielm6Qddn miime beindf. % p:ltd
ilmoittanut, ettd muutamat 5uoma'
laiiet tapettite btaat iaaben tapetteia
IuurieIa ruuieia SafIasta bampuri.
loilen fomilioritonttorin Musuit Hie'
itelbiiberr 6amburs. 2Ieine, 2eid]en'
Itras1e, wdlitptieqd opat leifanneet
fen II arIinan pituiiiin fa~ppaleifin
ia Idbettdneet ne Wendidue iuoma'
LATINA tuotteina. TutfimufIesia ion'
fa feiIari rabaministeriDn remiiori,
maltioneumoS 8oifo ia tuDibouituf
fen fenroalitirebtDDri al @nebielm
toimittimat miime lofafuusIa, tdpi
Ielmile tdqainen laiton toiminta gel
finsisid oIemon Sancubbin ia Tam'
pereen Gpildsid oleman topettiteb'
taan puolelta aimnn tdpoeuiIesti,
iouoin lomaaa Ielmiii, ettd pirffa'
Ian piirin truununnimismieS oil an
tanut tobistufIia IiitG, ettd I~ertifafaa'
tisIa mainitut taiparat oliiinat iuo'
malaieten molmieteito.
S6m6n ioboosta OH fenrraalitu'
mernoDri tebnpt ilmotutien uiiosta
Ienaatin proturaattoriIe rifosoifeus
beuiIen ipptteen nostomiIetIi m,oinit'
hum tetoon ippuiIid befilDitd mos'
toul.
YBieIG On fenraolitunernDDri pms
tdnpt ~ienaattin antomnan a%iiano
mo,iille mirastoiIie ieuaiiia mddrd'
pfIiG, etteipdt miraromaiiet motif
~ioutua ontamoan mGdrid tobistuf.
fia iatparan iuon,plaiIesta altupe'
rdstd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-09
&amtaiaiSet.

0onIafoulunopettoia Mntti Sarffa'
fen tomumaia lastettiin fpiimeiIeen
lepoonia Iaupontaina marrasf. 30
y. Siunous toimitettiin Smrpan Fir
fosta, iobon poitii lufuiiio iu~tmloiio
ia pstGfpid oil fofoontunut moino'
iaQe miimeiStd funnioiuSta %o1oitto
maan palion ieurofuntaIaiiia pitd
jan eri fulmilto. Huumisiaornan pis
ii p~ainaian panbin poifa, Euomios
tapitulin oIeSiori Watti Torffonen,
Ser. 81: 3 ioboosta pubuen fitd
ianfaitfiieSta raffaubesta, iofa iuu
rena oil ilmestpnpt pois menneen e
ldmdsid bdnen tuarboiiesta nmoruu
bestoon tpiimeiIeen bensennetoonin
osti ia iota woinoia mp6s oil pit
fdn eldmdnid oian tobtonut firfos
too matfotumpponei0een. Soarnan
idlfeen toimitti o~iesfori Tartfanen
rmumiin iunautien ia firffoberro
s. 2osfimies olttoripolwelufien. 81
lopdinen miesfuoro tanttori 2osfe
Ian iobooao louloi ietd n foimi
tutSen oltuo ettd mp1s bouooIIa II
ieita wiriid ia ben9eliItd louluin.
.Slto 10 bdmdrii fun poishutiiin
b%oupolto, jota peiitdmd6n jdimdt
lutu,iut Ieppeleet omoifilio, Wemen
tpldu petdpiltd, Surran f~oniafou
Iunopettaiilta, eniifltd oppiloiIta 10
opetiaiilta SorweIo ia 2ifpinen
moofpilielpSneumos Bi0rfenbeimiI
I'd ia 9osfilan perbeeItd. = Surata'
Ioefa fiiten SumuIon ionon iulistut'
feuo, piriad ia beneeuiiad IouIuiI
la feboitettiin SnmoIon ormoa mos
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-09

=
Gapmen wserimisIdbetbeiem
totimatneu tpH.

paStori Toimo Waltarin fiiaue
bdnen femddqd fiirrpttpddn auopi'
on fappalaiIeti ei ole iobtofuuta on'
niStunut Iaamaon fet6dn mafinaiSta
merimiesldbetptieen perebtpnpttd
tpDmiestd mattuIaarnaaiatIi ia at
fafauslebtien to~imittoiati.
2dbetptIen tp1 on fuitenfin ptime
nuofina laaienhlmiStaan laaientu.
nut ia diff ndlttdmdttd nield laa'
iennettama. Sri pboiStpsten toimtn'
nan febittpesfd onat ieurafunnot
tottuneet 10 Min matfaiaarnaaiiin,
ettei maroia fariu ilman matfoiaar
%naaiia. 81 ientdboen merimiesldbe.
tpsfddn moi m%itenfddn tula toimeen
npfpifiqd mdbiad fotimaiIiaa tpS'
moimiQa.
Sofia moitaifiin menestpfieud iat
faa tdtd maauemme min tdrfedtd
ia p6lttdmdt0ntd ldbetpstp6td, on
Observation-Disclosures iobtofunta pddt'
tdnpt futiua %tafafin palnelutieenia
paStori Eoipo Waltorin. pastori
YD. Ell fuitentaan pieId ole antanut
iobtotunnaue rattaiiemaa mastas
uSta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-09
Alkakaa uusi vuosi oikealla tavalIa.

Paattakaa, eta teidan tulee tai
taa taydellisesti englanninkieli en-
nenkuin vuosi on kulunut puoliva-
lin. Me maksamme tuhannen dol
laria ISL ,000) sille henkil0lle, joka
on ottanut meilta kurssin englannin-
kielessa ~kirjevaihdon kautta ia
kurssinsa aikana esiintuo ia kolmen
amerikalaisissa yliopistoissa toimi-
van patevan kielimiehen avulla to
teennayttaa, eta loytyy iokin muu
keno englanninkielen oppimiseksi,
joka on yhta nopea in edullinen
kuhn on meidan englanninkielen
kurssiemme ensimmainen luokka.
Kirjoittakaa o~soitteella:
National School of Correspondence,
p. o. Box 107, Chicago, Illinois.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-09

Warrasf. 80 p:nd fuoIi Mlamuubeua
Suoneniotn lu~ftari'mrturi Grffi "
iunmaa. Wainaia oil ipntpnpt iou'
luf. 4 p:nd 1873 Nlawuubeua. Wir'
faaniu S~uonenioela tuli bdntoufof.
! p. 1907.
Eoimesiaan oil painaia taitafpa
ia tunnoQinen, ibmiiend nSprd Ia
rdfastettomo. Mp1stin f%unnaQiiiin
toimiia. otti bdn oiaa. Spmdn fai.
puun tunteen idtti norbainen pois'
nenonia ieurafuntaIaifiin, iotfa oil.
mat oppineet bdntd rofostamoan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-09
YGdfanpmu8in firffofnoro
fbfbptb8.

6eIfinsin lutfarit ia u,furit omat
romaSti 9ilbenin iobboaa pitdmds'
Iddn fofoufIesIa puoItaneet opettaias
pbbistpfiep ebootusta i~eurafunnaai
fen IaStenfuoron aifaanI aamiietfi.
2uftarit ia urfurit pitdpdt toipotta'
mama ettd IauIaiia malittaesia pan
naan pddpaino laulutornan tart
fuuteen ia ddnen firffauteen iefd et'
td luftareilie ia urfureile annetaan
tiIaiIuus lauiua mielipiteenId fuoron
iobtaiafpipmptiesid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-09
airie'md toimitettiin maistroatin
idfenile.
1tmoemfaupnn8im maistraattn
i1iemet t~pamatttm.

llubenfaupunstn m%aistraatin idie'
net pormestari 8 SBberman iefd
tunno uisneutposmiebet 8. 8. 8lom
ia &. 6. Srid wonsittiin fufin foto'
naon 1ubesiataupunsisiu iefd mie'
tin luotfilaima Eraaiin. iota marta
masten oil iaapunut luteenfoupun'
Fin maistraotin idienid noutamaan.
2uotflaipa Trau ldfIi 1ubenfau.
punsin Iatamasta motfaae Eurfuun
pdin, iosta beibdt miebddn 9elin'
gin fautto pietariin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-09

taan otton,aan, 6erraue eldmdd pp'
ia iiaafaiffiIen eldmdn
toiwosIa iloitIemaan. aofo bauta'
iaisiubla. tobisti, ettd fuolema on
nieltp woitosIa ia ettd iiantaiffinen
eldmd SeeIutien ustosIa 10 tddad
man pddad omtstetoan ia mas
taanotetaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-09
SucmenkieIta nakee ra3kahavan

alituiseen imoituksssa, kuiteissa, ~kaavakkeissa y m. painotuoteissa,
jota yeis0n kaytettavaksi ia nahtavaksi annetaan; ia kuienkin taytyy
iokaisen myontaa, eta selainen m harmininen todistus epakulttuu-
rista.
riiketniebet ia viranofnai$et,
ioiden tallaissta painatustoista on huolehdhtava, eivat luonnolisesi
useinkaan osaam olempia kielia min, eta vosivat ibe vafvoa suomen-
kielistakin asua. Useat heiaa osotavat kyla hyvaa tahtoaan kaanty-
MALTA tal0in jonkun
tilapdiSen suofnentajan puoIeen,
muta kun sMa huolimatta suomenkieli. tulee virheeliseksi usein nau-
rettavassa maarassa, min osohtaa Sc, eta mama kaantaiatkin ovat tai
tamattomia ia hutiloivat ty0ssaan.
mikd $iIIcit keinok$i?
Alkoon turvauduttako mihinkaan tilapaiseen epavarmaan apuun, vaan
kaannyttak0on suoraan senaisen kirjapainon puoleen, jossa osataan
suomea ia iossa voidaan taata suomenkieEsen asun virheet0myys
Painot0iden tarvitSijcita
kehoitamme sis iattamaan ty0nsa Ironwoodin Suomalaiselle
Kiriapainolle ioka takaa, eta suomenkieinen au tuee virheetto-
maksi yhta hyvin kuhn ruosin- ia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Anoastaan
ykskielnen teksi tarvtaan ia pienempia t0ta varten ne kaannetaan
ilman isakustannuksia. Kun sitapatsi
t0 Sucritetaatl topeaan ia aiStikkaaSti,
on luonnolista, eta talaisten t6iden tarvitijain m etu vaatii heita
kaantymaan puoleemme, koska he snloin samalla saavat ola varmoja
loukkaamaan sta yleis0a, joka on heidan kanssaan tekemisssa.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-02-27
BIG ICE HOUSE BURNS.
Getting Bros. Plant at Channel Lake
Destroyed by Fire Tuesday Night.

Fire of an unknown origin destroy
ed the Getting Bros. ice house on the
north bank of Channel Lake, two
miles west of Antioch, Tuesday night.
The loss to the owners is estimated at
$4,000. That the fire was Of incen
diary origin is the belief of men W 70
worked for Getting Brothers at Anti
och. A searching inquiry into the
$4,000 fire will be made by state lid
federal authorities. Fire was first
discovered at eight o. clock in one Of
the towers of the mammoth ice
houses. In less than three minutes
the fire spread to every corner Of the
structure. That the tramways oa
which the ice is carried for distribu-
ton were soaked with kerosene is the
belief Of those who were on hand whea
the fire was discovered. 1t was just
eight clock when the flames burst
through the roof Of the tower. In i've
minutes flames were shooting from
every crevice. The fire was visible for
several miles, in fact the whole terri
tory was Illuminated by the blaze.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-02-27

are buying seed potatoes and planning
on other crops, but as the beet COM
panies claim that they do not want
quite as much acreage this season, they
might be able to get enough if they
would agree with the association on
the terms Of contract, and until then
under no circumstances sign to grow
beets, and let the association adjust
matters, which you can rest assured
will be for your best interests
It is unders rood that while scores OF
farmers will not grow beets in Racine
and Kenosha counties this year, and
expect to raise potatoes, there are
many who will again go into the cab
bage growing and also enter the dairy
business. The demand for cattle at
present exceeds anything ever heard
Of in this vicinity and milk cows bring
higher prices. At any rate the aircu-
lar just issued is evidence that there
is one of the bitterest fights on be-
tween the factories and growers
known in the memory Of the farmer.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-02-27
Well known Young Man of
the City Died at the Ke-
nosha Hospital Today.
DEATH BRINGS GREAT SORROW
(From Fridays Daily

Ralph George Curtis, aged % years,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George III. Curtis
of Prairie avenue and one of the best
known of the younger men of the city,
died at the Kenosha hospital just If
ter seven O clock this morning. Death
was due to form of blood poisoning
which has proved puzzle to the best
known physicians in this and other
states. Mr.. Curtis was taken i'll three
months ago and at the time it was
thought that his illness was of tritl-
ing nature, but it developed into blood
poisoning.
The death Of Ralph Curtis has
brought great SORROW into many homes
of the city for few of the young men
of Kenosha had a wider circle of
friends. He was mar with per-
petual smile and this fact made him
great favorite wherever ne was
known.
He was born in Broken Bow, Neb.,
September II, 1890 AMI came with his
parents to Kenosha in 1893. He was
educated in the Kenosha schools and
after graduating with honors from the
Kenosha high school he entered Lake
Forest University. He at once be.
came a leader among the students OF
the university and had leading part
in ali the college activities. He was
a trained athlete and won honors for
his class and college on the football
and track teams, he was an expert ten
mis- player and was rated among the
best Of the golfers of the kenoslia
Country Club. He was leader among
the students Of Lake Forest i'll the
dramatic club and in the class room
and his personal popularity among tn
students gave him many places of dis
tinction during his college work. He
was president Of the Glass of 1912 at
Lake Forest and member Of the
Omega Psi college fraternity. After
leaving college he was for short time
connected with the Office of the
Chieago-Kenosha Hosiery Company af-
ter which he joined the sales force of
the Thomas B. Jeffery Company. He
had given indications of proving a
most successful business man. He was
member of many organizations
among the young people of Kenosha
He IS survived by his parents and two
brothers.