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The Brinkley argus., 1913-08-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Geo. Gibson was in Little Rock
 few days this week. <W/
 you need a load dP4AFd cal
 s. Simmons & CoXM
 Mrs. N. c. Allen spent Wed
 sesday in Little Rock.
 County Judge, T. G. Trice, ame up Wednesday to the. road Forking Brinkley Wheatley.
 City Marshel, Owens, was at Forrest City Thursday on busi-
 ss.
 Miss Hattie Goldberg, of Mem phis, is visiting her brother, Adolph Goldberg, this week.
 Mrs. George Burton and baby with Miss Jessie Hartley are visitors at Helena, this week.
 s. H. Neel, our clever baker, pent Wednesday. in Forrest Etity, the guest of his mother. Miss Mamie Anderson of Ze visited Mrs. Ira Woodfin a few Edays this week.
 Always ready and waiting to |serve you. That's~&l Phone |l56. Simmons & Co., Every. Miss Ethel May Dunlap. of Helena. is visiting her cousin, Miss Fife Dunlap, this week.
 R. M. Henderson left Monday for points in Texas, where he will visit for two or three weeks. Mrs. A. c. Collier and the children, of Newport. are guests |of Mrs. Pugh this week.
 MT, and Mrs. Jno. Diffey of Cotton Plant. were visitors in our city Wednesday.
 J. W. Hale spent this week in Armstrong Springs, for his vaca- |tion.
 Miss Willie Judge of Texas, who is visiting her uncle, w. l.. Hill here visited relatives in Gar ner this week
 Mrs. Robert Nance and baby, left Wednesday evening for Ala
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1
 Attorney c. F. Greenlee and wife left yesterday evening on their way to Canada for a recre- atlon trip during the retpaining hot summer months.
 Phone 156 for pigHpt service. Simmons < Co.,, NVarv,
 R. A. Riner brought to this of- flee another nice display of the famous Nancy Hall sweet pota- toes. He has four acres of these choice potatoes, and expects an income of six hundred dollars. The rain Wednesday caused a smile to come upon the farmers faces, which stayed for quite a while. You could hear a number say, This is fine and is just what we need"
 Miss Dorthy Lockheart, of Clarendon, passed thro Brinkley y on Wednesday enroute to Forrest City. While here she was the guest of Miss Lela Campbell.
 Sidney Brown who has been working at Bacharach's confec- tionery for quite a while, left last Monday for Water Valley, Mississippi to accept a position at that place.
 Jerry Nef returned Sunday from a weeks stay at Murfress- boro, Tenn, where he bought an electric light plant. and same will arrive in Brinkley in a few days. There are three car loads of machinery, and when install ed, Brinkley will be supplied with a day current, as at present is what the company intends to do.
 <, MT. and Mrs. J. w. Cooper and son, Dave, came in Monday morning from the Western part of the state, where they visited relatives for ten days, and enjoy ed the fresh, mountain air, and a country free from mosquitoes.
 People are daily coming tC Brinkley to make their home. Houses are much in demand, also rooms for light housekeeping. We welcome them, and hope they will like our city so well that they will be content to stay. Frank Federer left yesterday evening for Chicago, H., anc will be gone for several months Col. J. B. York of Dark Corner was in town o,day shaking hands with friends. The Colone had been over to the Bluff CitN and stopped over for his trail out to Cotton Plant.
The Brinkley argus., 1913-08-01
Does it Pay to Adversisea

Does it pay to advertise? This question has been asked more than once. In fact, it has been asked so many times that 1t is time to relegate the question to the same place as the time-old question of How old was Ann We say it does pay to advertise,
 if you advertise something that the public wants. If there is no demand tor you think there is no demand, which is the same thing) then the reason is more imperative that you advertise
The Brinkley argus., 1913-08-01
Live News From keevil

MT. Editor:
 Will you kindly move up just a little farther and make room on the correspondence's bench for an humble Keevilite as we want to be heard from once and a while, also to mix and mingle with other good people and there is no better way than through the columns of your valued paper.
 Everybody down here now is happy since the weather man took the lid off of his rain barrel, no reason why, as itis in the good old water melon time.
 The Keevil Gin Co.,, have a crew of men at work cleaning up the gin lot, lining up machinery and getting ready for their fall ginning. They have the latest and most modern ginning equip ments, and are fully prepared in every way to render prompt and first class service. MT. and Mrs. Sam Ray former ly of this place, but who for the past eight months have been living at Corinth, Miss. returned to their home here Sunday. We welcome them back. Miss Ola Wick, accompanied by her grandmother, returned home Sunday from Heber, where they have been visiting for some time.
 The Pioneer Pole & Shaft Go. are loading out quite a lot of
 
 timber from here this week. Miss Mary Ema Throckmorten is visiting relatives in Memphis, this week.
 Miss Agnes Rose, was .shopp- ing in Clarendon Friday last. Miss Lillie Evans is visiting in Monroe this week. | Misses Myrtle and Georgia 1 Wyrick, made business trip to Clarendon Thursday afternoon. Hon. w. H. Laney, of Palmer, was the guest of Dr. Throck- morten, Friday night. MT. and Mrs. Geo. Ray, of the l Allen Dale neighborhood spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Jno. Rose.
 Quite a crowd of young people enjoyed themselves at the social l given last Thursday night in the Candy Park.
 Miss Lorenza Houser, o1
The Brinkley argus., 1913-08-01
Source os Tsnderrsd. ].

Tenderness has no deeper oouroo than the heart of woman, devotioq no purer shrine, sacrifice no moro saintlike negation.-Germain Trun- cois Pollain De Saint-Foix.
The Brinkley argus., 1913-08-01
Dorothy and the SpIdar,

Dorothy (after watching a spider capture fly in its web)-Oh. mamma. come quick! A spider is putting ny to sleep in it's hammock!
The Brinkley argus., 1913-08-01

The Flower of the Day. To this day the Italians call the or. ange portugalli because they had thiQ fruit first from Portugal.
The Brinkley argus., 1913-08-01
Monotonous Routine

Anything new at your boarding house?" Not thing, either in grub or gossip"
The Brinkley argus., 1913-08-01
May Need if in a Hurry.

May Need It in Hurry. Waii street continues to ship gold to Europe. Has President Wilson the plans and specifications of his Haman gibbet?
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-27

We print everything and anything in job printing line at tn, Nugget,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-27
DENVER POLICE WOMAN
 MAKES BEST COPPER

DENY FER. R.--George Greet, Police Commissioner of Denver says that "the best man on the Denver polio" force Is a woman" Mss Josephine Roche. of this city. has full police power and has done splendid work since her appointment in 1912.
 The ordinance establishing the city's right to control and regulate dance halls. moving picture shows, skating rainks and all other forms of tommtrcialiZcd amusement was passed a year ago and Miss Roche was brought from New York to take uu the work. She is the daughter of wealthy parents and has no need to work for living. but has always been interested in social and settle ment activity.
 commiss toner Greet. in speaking of her work. says: Miss Roche astound- . ed the police by refusing to consider as criminals boys who have terrorizeI the city. And we were more astound"d when the young ruffins responded pro- mptly to her appeal to their chivalry.'' =
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-27

mail on time.
 The frosts have been getting hard"r each night for some time past All freighting has ceased and will not b'' resumed again until sledding begins
 Henry Coffin of the KugrrIk dredgr was in town recently. His maChin has done well for its owners this sca- son. short az it was. II only came h. this summer. was hauled to it's fi"l' of operation. set up and started work It is now shut down and the crew IS awaiting the Corwin to take them to Nome cnroute to the comforts and en- toyments of the outside.
 Geo. Wallin will open his coal min' on the KuRruk this winter and h"lr to keep our boilers and cookstoves go ing. as outside coal promises [" h. short owing to the fact that the hie freiGhtcr could not stop long enough to drop off her full cargo. Insurance. regulations would not permit, hlth"uGl. the weather was cxct"dinelv good
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-27
DO YOU NEED LUMBER?

The committee handling the lumber which came in on the Senator reports the sam. now in piles on the tennis court lot. They request anyone n need of lumber to make immediate ap- rlication.
 The committee wish to present the applications Monday evening to the city council and the relief committee. It is their desire to get these appli- cations as soon as possible so that in case there is not enough lumber to take care of all applications the same may hc divided between parties desir ing it.
 FRANK ALDRICH.
 J. ]. WALKENHEIMER
 JOE SHELDON.
 Special Committee.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-27
NEWS FROM THE INMACHuK

possible. Very few Birds of Pas sage, names appears on the list of subscribers. And so il goes. Thr prospector is the mainstay of our in . stltutions: hospitals. business houses and the like, and also contributes out of his slender means to the asslstanc" of an unfortunate brother: while the money acquired by others as result of his uhe prospector) pioneering re- search and hardshlps. goes to make joy for those who go outside when times and the season are both hard and unprosperous in here. Well enough about the Birds of Passage" :"
 The results from this seasons min ing operations have shown up re- markably well. notwithstanding the unprecedentedly dry season we have experienced. A lot of prospecting is projected for the coming winter and Il number of claims with known pay VIII be operated.
 cur dinky little mail boats are 2 source oi great worry and anxiety to us. Fear for the safety If the littl" boats crews and worry about our mail Every little tempest in teapot" forces these little boats to scurry for shelter and our mail schedule is wrecked in consequence We are SO far from he folks at home that delays in the receipt of our mail are keen disappointmcnts and while our dis appointments have been many in the used to them. cur good old t'nCL' sam should see to 1t that we get our
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-27
Special Correspondence.

DEERlNG. Alaska. Oct. I2- Mining operations for the open season have entirely ceased in this section. one. of our dredges held on the longest <of all gold extractors. It could have con
 tinued for some time yet bu1 expect
 ing the Corwin almost da1ly and most of the crew being birds of passage" they were afraid/o being caught in this frozen Northland and shut down so as to catch the last boat out. Meanwhile our sourdough prospectors are putting their summers gains into grub and other ammunition for hard winters campaign against Jack Eros; and blizzards. Inmachuk money will give the Birds of Passage" moving picture shows. automobile rides and other luxuries on the outside The sourdough will stay here and rough II and gets things in shape for the Birds of Passage" to take hold again next summer and mawe some m"r' money with which to enjoy outside joy rides. But the Corwin is not here yet. so our hotels will get Il few dol
 lars out of the cheachaco to help them pull through hard winter while the prospector is back in the hills sinking holes. One of our sourd0ugh comma riots hpcamp Cripulcu for lif. and was recently stricken with para
 lysls. Entrance to the Home for in
 Capacited Alaskans at Sitka has been secured for him All our sourdoughs subscribed to make our comrads innrneN tn the home lnIln fnrI q hIn
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-27
No. 24S5. SUM M ON S.

In the District Court for the Distric,
 of Alaska. Second Division. W. W. Johnson and H. G. Peakr, co- partners doing business under the firm name and style of the Union Construction Company. Plaintiffs
 VS
 Hugo R. Johnstone. Defendant. The President of the United states pf America to Hugo k. Johnstonc. de fendant above named. Greeting:
 You are hereby summoned and re piaint of the plaintiffs on file in the office of the Clerk of said Court. at the . City of Nome. in said District. within thirty days from the date of the ser vice of this summons upon you, towit :: from the Sth day of December. 1913. or judgment for want thereof will be taken against you; and you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer the said complaint the plaintiffs will take judgment against you for the sum of Ten Thousand Six Hundred Thirty Two and 45-l00 Dollars &1O,632.45,. hereof at the rate of eight per cent per annum and for their costs and dshur- sements herein.
 Said action is brought upon three several accounts, one for the sum of $6.49l.07. due to plaintiffs upon the sale and construction of certain dredge, one a labor account duo F. C. Parker for $19737 and assigned to plaintiffs. and one labor account due I. c. Vint, for $3.9i40l. and nssigne | to plaintiffs.
 The order for the service of this ober 25th, 1913. and the date of the first publication of this summons is October 27th. 1913, and the date of the last publication is December Sth. 1913 Witness the Honorable Cornelius D. Murane, Judge of said District Court and the seal of said court hereuntc affixed at Nome, Alaska this 18th day of October. 1913.
 (Seal)
 I. SUNDBACK, Clerk of the District Court. District of Alaska. Second Division.
 Oct. 27. Nov. 3. TO- r. 24. Dec. l. s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-27
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE

For the accommodation of the publ' the Mining Magazine of the Nugget can be purchased at any of the fdi- lowing business houses: Golden Gat' Trade and the Nugget office Price 10c
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-27

FOR SALE Puppy Sraskin rolt length 3G inches size 3>. Cheap f"l cash. Inquire Nugget office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-27
AT THE NEW EAGLE,

Old Lewis Hunter Rye and tns Fa nous Athetton Bourbon whisksya. Distilled spring 1904 1905 bought in bond and reduced to 90 per cent by U. 8. government, by the bottle gallon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-27
Classified Ads. All Classified Ads Must Be Paid iE
 Advance.
FOR SALE.

When the Midnight thoo- Ch0o Leaves for Alabam The Trail of the Lone some Pine, Happy Little Country Girl. At the Devils Ball; loo oth"r popular songs. with music. postpaid 10 cents. Address Bond Music t"
 Lock Box S2. Stat X, Boston, Mass Your money back if not satisfied
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-27

I. SrNDBACK, Clerk of the District Court. District of Alaska, Second Division. Oct. 27, Nov. 3. TO- r. 24. Dec. 1. s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-27
DO YOU NEED

Bill heads, statements letter hsads and envelopes. Have them printed at tho Nugget office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-27
UNExcELLEo NEWS sERvIcG

Of the Nome Daily Nugget. s2.0o per month delivered to your homes every night before s o'clock
Uusi kotimaa., 1913-07-17
$uurvdllat tu$kdStuvdt
mekSikoft Subteen.
Nefiifon eiiat Dipat bpiuin fireGllG
fannalla.

@asbinetonista ilnoitetaan, ettG
ainafin pfii.. guropan iiiurlpaloista
on 10 tllsfastun,lt Mefiifon fapinan
;phoosta ia on ebustaiania fautto
1asbingtonisia fpipnpt ,peltiominis-
teri Yrpaniita mita gbopstpollat ai-
folpat tehba Mefiifon iubteen.
se'rpan ei ;fmoita mif6 iuurrpaIta on
totd tieousteaut ia 1itd iiiben on
Dhopsmaltt.;n puolelta nastattl1.
Ybbpsmal.ain iotalaiipoia on fai-
fisia Mefiiion iatamisia ooottamas-
ia mddrdyfilG. 0teflifon pitfGllisten
leluottomlufiien aifana oipat gbbps-
tpanat oaeet fiinnon naapllrina Ell
ndtfd eniine1Gn ole iefaantuneet
Refiifon iilolliiiin aiioihin. SiitG
Guolimatta on fllttenfin fattera mie-
liala monta sertaa oIoittautllnut gb.
hpslDaltoia lpastaan monesia paifas-
ia Wfefiifosia. @iime periantaina
t,tli tietoia ctti ioisiafin paifrisia of
piSettp oifei.a fanian fofonfiia, iois-
ia oil bu.tfrttu fltolentua ianfeille.
Gpdilemd.ti oipat MefiifosIa ailnpat
ol1erifalaiict il.uresIa paarasla ia
fpipmps on fi,infa fal1an Gcita moi
baan iuoieIo.
Uusi kotimaa., 1913-07-17
G,inalaincn iai lnluan tnpoa irDriia-
men ia tGbGn maaban.

0lar 8on, fiinaloincn ralpintolan-
pitGjd SS'ltcrnationol SaQiista,
3sfinn., ia: RHINE torstailo lnpon
2)6bpsipoltain iiirtolaisipirnnomaiiil-
ia tuoba ;ofostcttllnia &i:nosta I'll,
Con maoiGr iiQa ebooaa, ett6 bGn
enlin fGp aiinasia ia menec tpton
fansia aipieiiittoon. Nar 8on on
ipntpnDt Cor Sranciscosia. GaI., ia
oa 9bOpspa!tain fanialainea, joten
famGn maan ballitl,s ei NOT est11
b1nta mencrl1st1 anioliittoon ia tlo-
nasta pail1oaan td6Gn maa6an, ia-
moi iiirtola;sfomisiioneeri. &un Mar
Son iai fldiaa tuon iuIoiien iono-
morL iofa tapabtuu ipoan bartpoiQe
tlinalaiiiGe, ionoi bGn rienastufiis-
iaan: vTe bring prettp girl bacf TO
SnternationaI 5aas. 5be feep me
restaurant clean spbile me run it,
Uusi kotimaa., 1913-07-17
.Maailman fGmppa iununna 1912.

Nmerifan fauppaoepartementti on
asfettdin iu!aisiut pleisfutiaufien
moailman faltppamaibtoon n:lta
1912. &atioiis oiottaa, ettG apuoli on
olut faifinpuolin ebullinen. Sapa-
ranpai6tc OH ollut iilurelnpi fuin
fpSfaan ennen.
Soto moaIlman fauppalpoibto of
m. 1912 $1,000 mill. bollaria eff
5nonen robosIa 195,3OO mill. inf.
&c oil Mi 1000 mill. ooGaria Il,l,-
rempi fli:n 10. 1911. 9otioufiesia
moinitaan iiidfli ettd mooilman
fauppaipai5;o on ipiimeisten 90 muo-
nen fuIuesia fasnanut enemm6n
f,,in fafiinf5rtaiicfii ia ettd foImen
maan ninlittd,n gnglannin, SafIon
ia ybopsmcltcjen fouppaspoibto pb.
teenid oil ,p. 1912 iilirempi flin TO-
fo mailman fauppatpaibto ip. 1850.
Sssiime puni;en fmrppa,pai6bon ta,po.
ton fas,pon:i'ten antaa bplpdu fumon
fnniainipdl'iestd Iiiffeest1 10 oiottoo
miten iiiuri merfitps npfnoifaiiela
faupaIIa on.
Uusi kotimaa., 1913-07-17
Sofia igtyttanpt tmlipalun nGbbGf-
icen palufnnnan liiffcclG.

Salu oGa iaufari ia tpieb6tps n6b-
80 palofuntalaiiet tposia iaattoi Hap-
mono @aabin. 15-lpuotiaar poian,
Eittsburgisla, Ra., iptpttd1idGn niei-
ia tnlipaioia, iif6li fi,in bdn Gsfet-
tim tannnsti poliiiiIle. Sdn mponii
iDtytt1neenli firiastorafennufien, ip-
liiiissi II ifalnsia- ID aiseaa.
ii $4,000 boIarin ipabingon. SGn o.
Ii ionfnn aisaa epailpfien olaiieno,
fun bdl,et niein buomattiin euiimGile-
no paIopaifcaa beti bGlpptpfien an
nettlta. Son tllnnisti tpiilne miifol-
"a lDtpttGneeaid neIiG tlllipaloa. Sl-
lcslaan tDosId erG1siG puobisia pb-
Sen pdilp0n bdn pritti litG iptpttG1
fnhoesti. 0dn ianoi balunneenia
tlabod palufuntalaiiet tuleipnn.
gSillne inaanantaina bdi, lptptti
illltren bltolefalltfaupan, iosta aibeu-
tni $500 mabinfo. Siistaina ban
iai eleluaattoripoian paifan erdGsiG
nuofratalcsic. Sin of ollut tonnes
iu !pastd ionflil t,,nnin, fltn Fan beit-
ii palalpan irlitifun rosfopaperilaa-
tiffoon feIarisla ia litten ontoi 6d=
ltntpfien.
Uusi kotimaa., 1913-07-17
,Saef Sobniun d tnfe tafaiiim.

aruluiia neeferfnprffeiIiid Sacf
Sobnion iaapui bdprpIai,pa Gorin-
tbianilia Somreeu,s Ransfosio, t. f.
10 p. ia ilmoitti &ti inaibin paas-
tpGGn, ettei ban cdSE fosfaan aiio pa-
Iata gbopsipoItoibW tafaiiia. San
aifoo oiettua oiirHt6nt. gariiiiin.
Seti fun @asaiiistoniin iaapui tie
to, ettd Sact So9niaii ei er,aa aiio pa-
Iata tafaiiin ybopspdItoibin, rpbtpi-
mot piranomaiiet ffotmerpiteiiiin jul
listaafieen Sobniopin mencttdneefii
tafausiummania, pfa oil $4,000.
Saaitlfien tpiranoanaiiet eilpdt ole
iuosta tieoosta cadef fcapin buoIis-
iaan, iiad Sobniori i1nenettaa tafous-
iummcnia ia filiteHftn ppigp tuomio
moimasia, iiGd ebeaptpfiead ainoas-
taon, ettG tpetoomrlsoifeus ppipttaa
bGnen tuomionia iruooen manfeus-
rangaistuflena.
Uusi kotimaa., 1913-07-17
Is kaivantcfniesta tMlvatt
sulkef11ana kaivantooil.
Eelataan ettd be oipat Gfaiffi bnf.
fnneet.

&ruiitoista failpantomiest1 on iuI.
lettuna Sprilce-faiipannosia gtpeIet.
tisId, Minneiotasic, ia pelGt1Gn eta
foiDantoon iposipt peii beibGt bufut.
taa. gIi 200 miestG on pelastunut.
Glen aamilla oil anfara iaSe ia
meli ipofipi Spruce-failpantoon, iofa
fruluu Sliner faiipanto pbtiolle, 10.
ia on ltniteo Stotes terGstrustin o.
maiiillltta.
GLEN fello 2 /. pp. OF tpeii alenc.
n1asla, nnltta ei tiettp oipatfo ne 16
faiipantomicsti 10 huffunect tpeteen,
lnfa on bDrpin IiluItapaa, iiad 6eiodn
pelastumiieria OH iuIa nabootto.
muus. 8eIi iaaiputti miebet pIen.
mllld talanteilla ia on bppin tpGbdn
mabooaista ettei ipeii ioaiputtanut
olempana ole1pia. Hiintput onat Iiif.
feelld ia iuuri m6Grd miebi6 foettaa
cstoa fpettd pd1iemGst1 failuantoon.
gee 16 miesti o1pat faiffi nairni.
lisla ia bei(lti on iuuret perbeet. go.
llililla OIL nllut tdpii tpo est1esI66u
poaiemastd faitpantooufoIle naioen
lullettitien nliesten ipaimoia ia lap.
iia.
Sallainen OH tieto eiIisp6in6It1
eneletbist1. SieIIG on I,,ari m66rd
fnnialailianlne fainantotposiG, ioten
on bpipin luultalpaa ettd meibdnfin
fanlalaiIiamrle on noiben iitIiettuien
faiipantom;esten ioufosia, iotfa pc.
lataan butfllneen tiiosia faiipanto
tilltpasid.
Uusi kotimaa., 1913-07-17
SniucrnD6ri- mnrbaaja.

apllnaluertnen nutrba tapabtlli So-
lpanan foonlla, Gitbasia, mime nil
folla, fun Salpanan maafltnon
fit1pernoori ampui fuoliaafii po.
liiiipadaifon Solpanasla, fenrooIi
armanoo silpor, iiitd etta tamd
lnllutanlia paiipiG iitG ennen oil tun.
feutinit asbert-nimiieen peliIuoIoan
ia iiella ottanut ipansifii 20 fuper.
roorin pstatpia ia poIitifoitIiioito be
laamasia.
Foliiipaaaiffo of aieIemosia pal.
nuilla faboen pienen Iopienic fansIa,
io1oin fllipernoorin ortomobiiIi tuIi
b1nt1 1pastaan. altfpernoorin mu-
fnna olipat iendottori MoraIes ia o.
labuoneen jdien grias, iotfa tuIinot
paimpastaiIclta iuunnalta. alllper.
noorin auto fddntpi poiffi fcoun po.
liiIipGaaifon eteen, estGen Simon 6e.
noiia p1GiemGstG eoelleen. 9u,per-
noori pstapineen aIfoilpat enIin ioi-
maamaan poliiiipG6liffoG, ionfa i6I-
feen be alfoipat ampuiIemocn b6ntG
20 laufausta ammllttiin, ia poIiili-
pddllifon flisfi ioi 2 fuulaa ialfaan.
ia ia poliiIipoaGiffo iai iurmanio, fo-
ettaesiaan illoiella Iapiiania fltuIio
pastaan. 9upernoori on forannlt,
Morales ia srias on ronaittu
@anian fatferrlts on ilutri flaperno0-
ria ia bGnen nst1lpiGni6 ipastaan.
Eeliluoln oil flllpern06rin totmcsta o.
lenasia ia of hdnen nilneGGdn pc.
rustetiu flubin ninellG.
Uusi kotimaa., 1913-07-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fiibritns Def.
iifpsia.

gmerifon labettiIds Senrp 2one
sSilion Werico Gitpsid iai mime nil
foaa nimettomdn firieen iosia ubo-
toon raidDtfad ifmann anlerifon Ia.
~ lbirosto. 51n6n iobbosto on
J .yaad ..iihir 4 gfl u sslsivif tatis
ti,flen toirfecnpanemaan tittfimllfIio
Ia mdatinnt llfoaiiain ministerial To-
pattalnaan amerifalaislpostniiet mie-
lenoiotufief
&iibottlineina ionomaleboist0n on
farasta bpSffGpfiestG I1btipGt t. f.
II p. foni:llaiIet foollille nielenpio-
titsparaatiili, ilmaistafienio rnicIipi-
feenld amerfalaiiia fobtcan. Sol.
osnfin opriIoioen fcrrctaan fanto-
neen fulfllccsia Iippltia, ioisia oil
Observation-Disclosures Iouicito:
,0tueren Sos Yanqris" - yfitolclna
idrfeiGc."
a1litenfir iaapui paifoGc noliiicio.
Sc ottinat Girut pois foull,iaiiilta ia
laipttipat snIflteen.
Dleenid fcrtoiuat 6allituiIen iono=
nlaleboet iiitii, nliten amerifalaiiet o.
rnstalpat tiimoufielilio. apnnlenien
ltlioen ipptGsten ioufosia fcrtoilpot
ne iofu piilr1 iitten, etti cmerifalai-
nen iotaloitra 8uapmasia 6eitti ipa-
loo fauprnein pli fun filnoitfieGiiet
hnoffdlilpdt faupunfiir, ofpustoen il
ten fumoufiellisten 6poffGnstG.
@ilionin protesteista buoIinlotto,
eta nlfoaI'c:r ministerin or lopetet-
tarpa Ianonlolebbiston fiihotits ia o.
ncrifalaisrastaisten mieIenoiotusfo-
forsten pito. on ianomalebbist0 ia G.
rittdinfin rg. Eais "-ililninen lebti
painattanllt hpoffdGipGG Ioatuo ole.
lpia artiffe1cita ia 1ll,tiiia.
Sen ubfcanan oienan tofia, iofa
:uallitiee Sera Gr1i5isia, o., foupun-
gista labtenDt 10 ioufottain amerifo-
i1iiia ia lasteipien lufumdGrd iuure-
nee iofa pGi:,d. Samoin filin gero
Gru5ista on nposfin muistafin fal1-
lGbtenpt pafocn iliuret
a11drdt amerifalatiia.