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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-05-13
MAYOR TELLS HOW
HE KILLED GRATING
Never at Such Low Ebh, He
Says. as During Past
Few Years.

Never was grating IN 'hc Pole" De-
partment at such 4 low .hA as during
the past few years Every one Of tho
recent exposures Of graft has been
provoked by the police taking posses
sion ot and suHnrcss.nS un.l..,..... :.
houses" says NayOr Gdynor in a letter
sent Yesterday to Dr. Addison w Baird
Of 939 West Seventeen street. The
Mayors letter was reply to one from
Or. Baird suggesting that the public
welfare bill. creating a special depart
ment 10 deal with vice in New York
city, should be "gravely considered"
The Mayors letter in part follows:
IL notice that the liquor traffic is not
included In the bill when | came into
office that was the greatest source ~
grating OF all. have done away with
that grating, but only with great diffi-
Guilty.
The police did their duty in suppress
!nC houses. and the propTie.urs Of them
then began TO reveal that they had been
giving graft 70 the police in past years.
Nearly all OF these exposures of graft
relate to occurrences several and many
years ago. ! think only two relate to oc-
currences less than four years old The
Police Department is doing It's duty we'll
and the doing OF that duty Is bringing
these exposures one after the other In
place OF seeing this some people are cry
Ing out Gsainst the Commissioner and the
department and calling for new LEGISLATION
and the removal OF the Commissioners
The statement tha, the Mayor and the
Police Comm.s ssoneI are In any way on
posing the exposure OF graft and the pun
ishment of grafters is too con;empt!b!e
for consideration No one In the city be-
l!eves any such thing. We began the en-
torcement OF the law against crime on "A
consistent basis from the beginning and
we have kept II up consistently ever since
expected 10 see more exposures OF graft
than have really occurred. -Four cap
tains OF police have Just been convicted ct
bribing man called S!pp to leave the
state. Did you ever consider how that
was brought about? Let me state the
case in d few words.
'Sipp had some Infamous houses lie
had been paying graft to the police for
years, | suppose. lie says that was tho
case. But the police undcr the present
Commissioner prosecuted his houses. ana
even tooh possession OF them as publ.c
nu.sanccs. Sipp then came forw ard and
accused two policemen Of taking graft
some years ago. and one OF them recently,
The policemen were put on trial at Head
quarters. They were also Indicted by the
Grand Jury S!pp then !ost the state so
he could not be called as a witness,
caused IL criminal complaint TO be made
against him In order to have him brought
back by extraction proceedings IL neces-
sary. ] did this because | suspected that
he had been bribed to run away and stay
away. When he was thus ar''sted In an
other state. he finally consented tn come
back He then revealed how he was bribed
by certain policemen to run away. II !
hat let him 10 nothing more would ever
havc been heard OF the thing"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-05-13

about the letter received by the Erie.
Specimens OF his handwriting Will he
examined by an expert and will be com
pared with the handwriting In the
threatening letter.
The detectives. who are securing all
the approaches TO the railroad tracks
east and west Of Paterson and in the
city limits. are taking no chances to-
night, and every man found on the
tracks is Obliged TO give an account of
himself
1t was said tonight that owing to the
apparent danger TO train travel an Of
fort would be made to have Gov. Fielder
order out the militia IN Paterson and It's
environs The Governor said at his
home in Jersey city late tonight that
he had received no request yet,
He said that the regular course would
be in case the Paterson police were un-
able 10 cope with the problem on their
hands for the Mayor to call on the sheriff
Of Passaic county for aid. Then II the
Sheriff found he was not able to pre-
serve the peace and protect property
he could apply to the Governor for the
militia
Mayor Alexander =. Mcbride SAID to-
night:
AT tho present time ] can see no
reason for calling out the militia. There
have been no serious disturbances con
sidcrnE the great number of persons
on strike Tho main body of the strikers
has been vcry orderly. The police have
handled tho situation admirably. The
mon n"r" shown great ''uragc and
tao, IN hand.!-g the - nation. I would
call on the militia only when it Is
proved that tho police are unable TO
preserve the peace. Tho situation il
not us serious rs people outside Tho city.
not acquainted with the situation, are
led to believe.
"Fcrndalc. where an Erie train Is re-
ported to have run into an obstruction
on tho track IL in bergen county and
Is therefore outside OF our jurisdiction
Capt. Andrew +. McBrid" of the
Paterson police agreed with the Mayor
that the Paterson police are capable Of
taking care of the strikers without out
side help.
At a meeting of strikers i'll Helvetia
Hall to-day Miss Elizabeth Gurley
Flynn said that the attempt 10 wreck
the Chicago express on Saturday night
and the letter to tho Fries officials
was another step to discredit the strik-
ers.' She declared that It was all a
part Of scheme to influence the Jury
at the trial of Patrick Qulnlnn to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-05-13
PROTECTORATE FOR MEXICO
Delegates TO Railway Conductors
congress Urge ~.

'''
DETROIT, Mich. May Mexican del
egates who are here for the thirty
fourth biennial session Of the Order of
Railway Conductors of America favor
II United States protectorate over Mex
leo. American engineers and conductors
have all left the country and the lines
arc IN ruins I'm my part ~ the country
the southeast, near the Mexican bor-
der) there is a general demand for a
protectoratc." said T.. =. Curtis Of Smith
vile. Tex. The railway lines through
out the republic of Mexico are in ruins.
Not ton times within the last year has
train been able to get through on tse
Mexican Central from El Paso to TIE
city Of Mexico.
"a year ago President Madcro made
rule to the effect that all the business
of the railroads must be conducted in
Spanish The Yankees of the lines saw
n movement 10 supplant them with
native englncers and conductors 40 they
decamped from the country at once"
NooALEs, Ariz. May Fin tightening
up the lines on 3order smugglcrs Of am
munltion the United states to-day de-
'a;nci Cal weight, cry rnarcha!, and
Jack Wilson, 'artcnder of Nogalcs
Aria, and two troopers Of the United
States cavalry. The rebel rrofect Of
Nogalos. Sonora, was also arrested this
afternoon while on the American side
of the line.
The Americans are all charged with "a
plan TO sez" ammunition in the camp
of il. 'pifpl Sfafps Cavalry. "a nd slim
II over the line to tho rebel troops.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-05-13
800 NEW ACTS IN CALIFORNIA.
Legislature Ends One Of Longest Ses-
siOns in states History.

SAN Francisco, May Io.--Afte- one Of
the longest sessions In the history OF the
State, the Legislature VIII adjourn late
tonight 1t has been dominated by Gov.
Johnson.
More than four thousand bills were IN
PRODUCED and 500 were passed Among
3ne..srres Iassod which Gov, Jolrsou viii
Nm are workingnens compensation
aet: mothers pension bin, which in
cludes State aid for orphans ana pen
sions for public school teachers IA mini.
mum wage act, which provides for a com
mission TO Investigate wages, hours and
conditions Of tabor ~ women and chill
dren. and blue sky measure TO regulate
investment securities.
The general appropriations amount to
S1s,2B0.000. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-05-13
NO FIGHT . I HAMMOND WILL,
Relatives, Who Were Cut on, Max,
No Objections to Probate,

The will Of James b. Hammond, tyne.
writer manufacturer. who died at St
Augustine Fla. on January 81 last, leav-
Ing an estate of nearly $500, 900, came up
for probate yesterday. No objection. wore
made by any OF the relatives who were gu,
of and II will be probated.
The entire estate Is left to the Metro
politan Museum OF Art Shortly after the
VIII waS hled announcement was made
that Thomas f. Hammond. q brother, of
Atlanta Ga, and other relatives would
seek to have It set aside on tho ground
that Mr.. Hammond was Incompetent. when
he made II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-05-13
TYPH0oN IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Reports Tell Of ~ Dead in Worst
storm in Years.

MANILA, May l2.-The Philippine
Islands have been swept by another
typhoon. Preliminary reports give the
number Of dead at about seventy-five
and 1t is probable that still more per-
ished.
The typhoon ia believed to be the
worst that has visited the Islands in
many years. Several small steamsh' d
and great number Of smaller craft
have been wrecked and according to re-
ports the number Of deaths at sea ap-
proximate sixty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-05-13

JAMESTOWN, y. V. May lc.-Thirtecn
OF the eighteen striking employees of the
jamestown street Railway Company, who
were arrested on the charge OF damaging
the companys property, gave bail to-day
to await the action Of the Grand Jury.
The five others were admitted 20 bail last
week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-05-13

PHILADELPHIA. May l2.--Th~ oldest
legal tsngle In the history OF the courts
here was settled to-day when si4. 900 was
uu,d 10 the heirs o: Il claimants Of the
North American Land Company, title 10
which has been In dispute since 1891
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-25
with a laugh, as he went back to our

with a laugh, as he went back to our
berths.
Aren't men funny? Here was Dick,
who informed me that must not
butt in" on his business affairs, but
as soon as he knew about mine he
was more than ready and willing to
arrange them for me-even though
had demonstrated that was the bet
ter financier by saving money to in.
vest out of salary only half as large
as his.
Ito Be continued.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-25
GRATITUDE
BY Berton BraIey.
(The Spiggoty is the native Of
Panama.
GRATITUDE
Panama.

We found him in a sink
Of death and desolation,
Amid an awesome stink,
A fearful combination
Of damp and filth and dirt,
And when we came to save him
He didn't have shirt,
Except the shirt we gave him.
Oh, he was like Stat,
A starving "pobre cito."
We made him round and fat,
We banished the mosquito,
We drove away the flies,
We fumigated, screened him,
We saved his baby's eyes,
We doctored and we cleaned him.
We made oppression cease
Within his country's border,
We babe him live in peace
And gave him law and order.
He never did behold
Such easy circumstances;
He rolled in Yankee gold
Beyond his widest fancies.
We fed the Spiggoty,
We clothed him and we paid him
And anyone can see
The health and wealth we've mad,
him; 70.
We've put his land in trim,
Though no reward awaits us;
We've done our best for him
And so, of. course, he hates us!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-25

In a tonsorial establishment one
evening, old chap, we were awaiting
the stentorian summons of ''Nextw
and idled the time, as it were, by
perusing the periodicals on the table.
All of the magazines were of ancient
vintage, issues long since out Of print,
which prompted my companion to
voice his protest thuswise: -
This scraping joint makes me
sick. Think of staying time by glon1-
ming stone-age gazette full of civil
war wood cuts and ads for side whis-
ker tonic and hoop skirts. Do they
think we want to tank up on ancient
history while waiting to get our ears
slashed and our eyebrows curled? I
guess he corraIled this library at a
bargain when they auctioned on
Noah's Ark. The editors of these
sheets didn't even know Chris Col
umbus had taken, sick"
My word!
There are more than $50 licensed
=
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-25

There are more than $50 licensed
employment agencies in London
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-27

- N6iud 'miitoiua on lGbetettD
Muttaian ia 2asten Ystdpdn tilaa
iiue postiforttia ia firieitd, ioisla on
iImoitettu mibinfd asti funfin tilaus
on festdnpt ia pppbettp uubista'
moan. EGmdn lebben mufana ldbe.
tetddn Muttaian fuoria roba'ldbetpS'
I'd marten.
Sdstd Ell Iomi fenenfddn paDas'
tuo, fiud tdtd Ell ole tebtp ainoos'
taan muutamiIe, paan faittue iot'
ben tiIausaifa firioien mufoan on
10 Ioppun,tt, ia tdmd o. tebtp maan
ientdbben Putin tarpitiemme rabaa.
Nahaa on buomattu oleman palion
uIfona, ionfa meibdn tarfpitfiIi iaa'
ba. Sofainen pmmdrtdnee, ettd leb'
It'd Ell fannata ilmaiIefi ldbettdd, ct
Iiiffeemme Iiten ppstpsid ppip. 3d'
bdn farbuamiieen on meiud MT OLE
lut parempi tiIoiIuus fuin meiad on
eritninen Iii~ffeenboitaia, iofa raboI'
Fiesta puolesta buoIen pitdd.
Srds aiiamiebemme SinIopionisia
(fristittp mies) Iabetti "eiae aifa
Iapistan, ianoi iaoneen rpsfdd" fen
iobbosia fuin usfaIiimme bdneue
buomauttoa, eta 2osten DstdndnId
tiIauS on loppmnut, ioten ndfi tor'
peeGiIeff vpsfid" meta min, ettd Toe
petit tofo 2asten Dstdmdn tiIautIen
ia mield fdsti pppbfid nimen pois
Observation-Disclosures, iofa pppnto tap
ietddn emf numeroSTa. Edstd moim.
nre naon buuoahtoo: nauin tdmd
topabfuu tuoreesIa pmusia, mitd fit
tie fuimasIa topobtuneetonn". 2omin
piftumoista, runeta % ientin tdbs
ben noin psfimddn ia fpieId foup
pias mics, ioue mabtaa % ienttiq
ola iuuresta orposta, fuoin fuin]
Ie on Iaatoma t%oiIiIta. ,6ebeImistd
pun iunnetaan! Ne, iotfa eipdt pie
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-27

Id ole Iaaneet farbuma firiettd, NUT
ia tietdmdt olemanIa welfaa JONI
mastafummasta lebbeStd, tietdtpdt
mitd tefemdt tdmdn lebben mufana
ldbetetpad firiefuoreQa ia ne taos,
iotta eimdt ole meIfaa, poimat tir
iefuoren fdpttdd ldbettdesiddn Mut'
taiaae ia 2asten Dstdwdae firioi'
tufIia. pppbdmme petdpduilesti
iotaiIen tdmdn pttnmaun buomioon'
ia, eitd pabastumaom S'ite on neil
lie taifiIle firftotuntumme idieniue
pbteinen, ionfa menestptiestd faiffi
iloitiemme ia ientdbben meiud on
tdbdn liiffeeieen ndbben faifiao
mD6s nelpoqiiuuffia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-27

- Sbottinat maanantoibin. Sun.
nettu nprialainen bplfeenpppbpstdid
Smenb Sopn oil Sddmereud pm.
bpstpsmatfoiuaan ia tapaii muuta'
mana Iauantai ebtoona ~iuuren iou.
Con bplfeitd erddsid labbeImasIa.
Slta oil 10 liian mpDbdinen pppbps'
tpfieen rpbtpmiieen, mutta miebistD,
ionfa palffana oil iuuref5i oIafIi
mddrdttp ola iaaliista. iloitfi mieles'
iddn ieuraatpan pdimdn runiaaSta
iaaliista.
Wutta MISUNDERSTANDING Ianoi
Smenb Sopn, ettd bdnen iobtamaI'
laan Iaimaaa Ell fosfaan iunnuntai
ma barioiteta pppbptpstd.
WtiebistD tefi mastamditteitd, NUT
ia Smenb Sopn ppipi pddtDties.
iddn. ettei pppbDstpfieen rpbbpta
ennenfnin maanantaina.
rgtiin, mutta buomenua 5aattama,
ebfen faiffi bnlfeet ola tddIti poiS"
buomauttitpat laipamiebet.
r2pud", JOS Sumola Min tabtoo"
mastafi Sopn, rmutta jos bdn e
tabbo, min opot ne mieId tddud".
2oisten tdptpi tpptpG main biIiao
fatielemaan bpIfeitd, ia Smenb Sopr
Iuti tapanIa mutaan iunmuntaiIaar
nan miebistDue.
Spnin idnnitetpin mielin obott
mt miebistD maanantaita.
Wutta maanantaina %iaatiin mite
runiain iaalis.
2un tdmd tapabtuma ferrottiir
manbaue @runbtmisiue, IauIui ban
rSe on min meibdn 9erramme to
paista".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-27
.Monet Suomi.O piston bortaa

rMonet SuomisS ptston bortaat
pstdndt tuntepat lannistumista la
epdtoipoa fen menetteIptofpan iub'
teen, ipta opiston ia Suomi'Sp nos
bin obtamisia piireisid on bariotet'
tn. Ndpttdd filtd, ettd Suemi.S pis'
to ia firffofunta ofpot %iouhaneet eld'
felaitofIefFi, iosIa ieaaiiet poppis'
intellect, iotfa omat menettdneet Iuot-
'tamuffenia Min etteipdt endd lao
feurofunniS5o popintoimia, otetaan
opiston o~pettoiiffi ia pannoon firf'
fofunnan ddnentonnoitniain Joints
toiitE", firiot.ao SiirioIoinen, erifoi'
iestt foi torfottaen erotettua 9on.
cocfin Ieurafunnan paimenta Soban
Bdcfid, iofa on mt Mm. Suometta'
rem toimitufiesia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-27

Socob @aIminen Sairportistd,
Ohio. on ndpttdptpnpt uutena oi'o'
miebendmme uutierafIi, Idbettdmdud
10 fpmmenid boaaria Mnttaian tila'
fsefs.o raboa, labioittamoua mielS
proIentitfin Iiiffeeieen. Toimomme
ettd uilet oTiomiebemme muual'
Iafin Ieuroifimat tdtd eTimerffid ob'
feruubesIa, emme feboitn proienttio,
iofa BELLE tuuluu afiamiespolftioff
Idbettdmddn. euei he omosto bp'
mdstd tabboStaon liiffeeIIe toboo r.
I'd Iobioittao, fiad ie on lobioitusto
Fiuoin fuin min tebbddn, mutto muu,
ten foipomme. ettd fufin muistoiIi
abterosti totmia.
Riitos mr.. Salmifele o~bferuubes'
to ia Iobioiiuffsto!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-27

y2oiiIdbetpfies5d" firioitetaan:
Susfin miuoinfaan Snnsa%on rstitr,
bdmmdstpttdmdn mibamieliTid ia
bdifdilemdttDmid ~bpDtfdpfiid tebtp
Hoamatun t~otuufIia nostaan fuin
npfpaifona. Wonba Sestamentti
marIinfin on beibdn bpDftdpstenid
eiineend. Drofesiori 6. Stape,
Ruotfisia on m. m. firioittanut 1
W ooiefienfirian ielitpffen, iosia ban
foettaa tobistaa, ettd mainittu firia
on main fofoelma babploniaIaiiia
Iuomistaruia ia israeliIaiiia iatuia.
Sdn tieltdd tietpsti mebenpoiIumnf.
Ienfin ia %ianoo, ettd Jos pebenpai'
IummSta on puut, min lie on oIut
main paitauinen Gufrat ia Tisris
mirtoien tuIpimiuen.
Wutta rSerra pilffaa, bdn nou.
raa Mile, iotfa bdnen ianaanio
foettamat polfea ia ban tao eiiin al
man obottomatta alma uu5ia ia Flu,
moomattomia to%bistufiia ianania
puoleSta.
SeIaiIena tobiStusfappaleena on
mpDsfin 2iinanfieIinen Jana, Gbuan.
&c mertitfee iuurta iuenettd, iosfa
on monta ferrosta ia bpttid. &c on
pbbistettp firioitusmerfistd Gheo
('wene) ia on Is iumta) ia fuuImu
Ianauiiesti fddnnettpnd, rS Iuun noe.
ne". 9dmd muiStuttaa Noan ortfia,
viosia main mnuta mot barnat, fe
on fobbefian fieIua, peIastuiwot noe.
ben fautto." 1 Yiet. 3: 20.
WeoenpaiIumus, iosta 8 fieIua
Noan artin foutto peIastui, oil Min
paltapa tapaus, ettd fiinaIaiiet tie
leenid ofpat ppStpttdneet missioner
Elm fiitd. So ifddnid ndbben tdmd
tobistus On ion9en pubmma. Waon
manbimmista afuftoista on idleud
%ainoostaon fiinaIoiiet ia iuutaIaiIet.
3iinolaisten bistoriauinen oifa me-
nee taafiepdin noin 1000 muotta ia
ie muistomertfi, iosta tdsid pubum-
me on nebenpoiIumusta. &c on
9on9.Sbu Jana, iofa merfiiee:
vtoiffiaaa tuIpaano mefi."
aristitpt, iotfo uSfotpat SumoIaan
iidnd ia %luoiono, eipdt iorpiiie I'll
fonoifia to%bistufiio Hoamotun usfo
miietTi, muita lola befin faiIeIemat
tdIaifo tobisteito, iotfa mobmista
mat SumoInn ionan totuubet.
L
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-27

pddfidis.S $40 naImtstun emf
miifoua. pppbdmmee ettd io~fainen
aIiamies emf tiIosia ilmcittaa mons
tafo fappaletta bdn mot ottaa mpp'
tdmdfIeen. ytpt pitdift iofoiien firf'
fofuntamme idienen ia pstdWdn IT,
Iato itieueen ia naopuriueen ~padii'
is.SIon" pddFdiieffi, FIND tuIee ole'
maan paIion arnofoSta Iufemista,
iota fitdpaitie monta faunista fu'
maa famnistaa. TiIaamaua ia lemit'
tamdua rpddFdis.S loaA teette benz
seuistd tpota ia IamaIla autatte e.
teenpain pbteistd Iiitettdmme talon'
beIiiesIa iubteeSfa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-27

mastoin on uifepoitto tdptpnpt
fddnSaiiesa fioittoa aluttaian bp'
tpdff.
gluttaia ei ole wotnut ltifepuoIeen
faiioen oua auttoiona, Jos ie it'd
toimon mufaan on olIutfin henseui'
Ieen puoleen fatioen mpneue fen lu'
fiiaue. aoittatoa ientdbben atlantic
bet Qua ripedsid t~oiminnasia ia TO-
fainen upfpinea tilaoia f~oitiafoou
banffia ebes pbben uubep tilaaiau
Iebbeue, min TiIoin oIiii aFia foriath'
ia Muttaiaa autettu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-27
ft1atkamietelmid.
M. N. W..

Wanbo perdiorfo ei iuinfoon pi.
ba itIeddn miiioimpono Fabian tien
marfamiebiStd, eifd ndioen mietiei.
ben inIfoiIeminen min ollen ole mi.
fddn itietpptpmSiipppen iImoiiu. fou.
fana fiitd; mufta Fun meiodn foif.
fien tuIifi fdpttdd leu miid omoom.
me, oItoon ie fitte moouietd bp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-27

Meiodn pitdiIi faooo Muttaion
tiIooiomddrd fasmomoan eoes min
IuurefIi, eitd Iebti oIfaii ifieddn fan'
noffamaan. Sinoin oliIi 10 iuuri ass
Eel menip eteenpdin ia iuoin %aIfoiii
lite tuoitamaan moiitoa. Npt ftd'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-27
8aco.

rpprfifddmme ippentpmadn.
MiatuS on Ipmd find mddrin fnin
Re pprfii Sumalan luo".
81. ainsiIp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-27
G1be.

rMeibdn tuIee laoientaa benfedm'
me iu~maloaisten IolaifuufIien iuu'
ruutta fobti, eta s.rumeta niitd abb
bistamaan meiodn benfemme abtaa'
ieen tilaan".
poco.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-27
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- Mr. Otto Haatitoinen on mall
tuutettu toimimaan Muttaian aiioita
Srop'sia, 81. g., ia pmpdristDiud.

- vSn oIemosia ptii ainoa iumas
Iuusoppi, ie on fofemufien Ella tie
bon aiio: 2riStus meibdn ebestam'
me ia meisid."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-27
gbteenfa $3.50

u. q. Oia. Wooie 2afelta, Minr.
labioittanut soc.
2iitofIet ferddiiue ia Iabioittaiiue.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-27

- 2abioituflia airiopainoue:
Wr. @ust yturtfa, Nasbmaufista
Winn. labioittanut $40.
Wtrs Sba 2aartiien fautta Wesi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-09
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