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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-22
PaikkakunnaIta.
/. lfit u,,merp Iifad phielmaan

%
on otettu fdptdntDDn meibdn fuuIui
5aSia palaiIisiomme. Sdbdn asst
OH p1dnumerona ouut tanSTi, mutto
MT Iiidfii on tulut rtorpiIafi." Wii
me Iauontaina on pt5i ianfareiSto
ndpttdnpt mifd lafi find tnIemosio
pbteiSfunnasia otetaan fdptdntD6n
antamaua mustia iilmid erddue RIB
mdGe toisfieIifid. Snban tuo man
ba pormarien lott 10 min mdbdntp
npttd ia tpoimania menettdnpttd, ett6
Ein0e pitdd faoba uufi ia parempi.
n%sfaIappa moan mennd fpIpmddn
paIatfin openpartiiaIta; rfufa tdtd
paIatTia runnaaA, min faat aimo
bd~rmdldtIeen tapaan paStaufien fu.
ten taofin fpIpid nttme I%anantaina.
SpIfpastiot paIatfin porstuasfa al.
faa lenteIemddn, foetenen pddfuort.
en- ia aimoien %fotpuutta, opatfo fpl
lief mabipoia festdmddn hileman
pbteisfunnan monimutfaista, malt.
teIpoiSta idriestpstd.
Sotfa eimdt pield fofonaan ole
fpadStpneet tuobon nanboan por
maniieen latin ppipteIfdd pois tuos.
ia pe5dsia. iosIa turmoaifuuS, met.
bdn pormauiien fatio,to tapomme
mufaan Ell ole taattu. 0dFitpffemme
mufaan on pormauinen fipepstin
mieId parempi pitdd tpoirnosIo fuin
tue nmfi, oinafin fen fumes mieIi
pibe aItoa uuteen tottua.
Siispd maineestonne pitdmdt iuo'
maIoiIet nuoret naiiet Ia miebet pdIt.
tdfdd tuota, meibdn tatianto tapam'
me mmtaon nimitetipd: r~Iifopeidd."
Mmberion & Gilbersta buone.
taIu. ia routofaapasia on paraiI'
toon feuoinen mppnti fdpmdsid, ct,
nj mHfon ell porin perdsid. Jos tdI'
loista menoa iotfuu ct lifteesfd ole
endd mitddn. 6ptpdt ibmtiet, fdpttd'
f66 MT ti~laiIuutto bpwdffenne, Jos
|tabbotte bpmdd taworao iaaba baI'
woIla e~unenfuin Ioppnu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-22
9leifem enpmalaiien nenti..

fpafuutus fomppnnian, tai npfpdan
rEbe preferreo Sife S~nIuronce So.
Of @ranb Eopios, Mib." pfiamies
MidaeI 6. SnridId on Iaapunut
paiftatunnauemme ia tuIee tetemddn
tunneiuti mainitun pbtiDn eri pa..
fuutus mnotoia etupddsId iuomalai.
ieue pleiiDue. Tdmd fomppania
tirioittaa monenIaifia eri nofuutus.
muotoia, fidltden tamauifen eIinfou.
ti'en, 10, Is, ia 20 muoben padtp,
MID, 10, Is ia 20 puoben fafTiebtoi.
Tia, ia pbteiswafuntnffia. iosia moi
fotfi benfilDd ola nafuutettuna pb.-
ben binnaIa. Tdmd mafmutus fir.
ioitetoan mp0s erooniDe tauIuine.
OIfoat bppdt ia antafaat SpridIan
nGpttdd teiDe mitd on mofuutns ia
t%dpiidfddt tilaiIuuiia bppdf5enne.
Dstdnduiiesti Geibdn
(55) VI. 6. SpridId.
Spban 2dnttd Sron geItista.
on %faanut iaas fdrfid bptpin tuntus.
man mobin9on Fun bdneItd fupli
bpmd berponen, iosta biIiattain oIifi,
~tariottu $275.0O mutta iosia omis.
taia ct olifi baIunnut luopua Iuurem.
mallafaan fummauo. Senpnen oil
bdnen parboimpiania ia monipup.
ttnen palneIianIa. 2uolema iobtui
parfomifesta iosia maria fuitenfin
idt eldmddn. DIR TGntid on ,piime
tpuofien pieriesIS iaanut monta tun.
tufpaa pabintoa oIafIeen, smutto
Iiomalaiien hinnetuIa fitfepbeud ia
totpoua poremmosta on bdn foiftts
poittannt ia bpmpiIee MT niinfuin
e%nnenfin.
poppt on mailman parbointo
nauttnto'ainetta Fuoin tuin {e on.
malmiStettu oifein. = Waltion pHb.
oos ruofalofi ia meibdn pitfa.oifaiss
men tofemutiemme omat tofaomos.
ia, ettd tamaramme pmot moImiste.
tut pnbtaasti parboiSta oinef{isto.
e~rttoiiuutena mainitiemme, etta mol.
mtstsmme ssttmaista puoIuffa 70.
boa.
nnion 1oiiRns Worfs,
NituIa & 2anppi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-22

= Ratio bdneen! r2atiofoa bd'
neen, min te iIosta firfaStutte." p5.
81: 6. = Gmme ,firfastu" RATIONAL.
la 1iiben mitd olemme, tai niibin afi.
oibin, iotfa abbistapat meitd, fiud
= fun mielemme otpat ftintpneet 1t.
ieemme ia fun asfortelemme main
ndfpmdifisid aiioisIa. Min emme jun.
ri moi iloita. Gnnenfuin Ipbdmem'
me on fddntpnpt itieStdmme bdneen,
ionta n6emme mastoaman faiffia
meibdn torpeitamme, Ell ieqaisto
muutosta moi tapabhlo; eitd mp1s.
fddn faamaln i%otafin bdneItd, paan
fatIomaIla bdneen ieqaiiena fuin ban
on, meiodn u iu 3.
Siud betfeuS fun fddnnpmme Ger.
roan, ndemme pbben, iofa mot ans
teeth antou, pubbistao, porantaa ia
tdpttdd benseud. addnnd ipbdmeIi
bdnen puoIeenIa, niin ioat buomato
tarpeeIi, oItoonpa ie fitte mitd Ioa'
tua bymdnid, oIepan tppbptetipnd
bdnesid. cdn moi iotaiiesta mat.
feubesfa eIdmdsId antsa tiIaiIuuben
pddstd etenemddn eldmdn tieIId.
ppbd Senft moi berSttdd riemutpir'
I'D ipntpmddn ipbdmisIdmme, en-.
tenfuin pienintdfddn pe~Iashtien
merftid on bomoittopisfa. Siaoin
rfirtostumme", Aain fofonaon fddn'
mdmme faiieemme hiestdnme See.
ixSfsen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-22
Cy0n1aaItani.

S%ublauififii muobostui iumalon
palneIus SinIaplonin firtosia milne
bubtifnun 81 p;nd, iouoin 8 poifao
ia 2 tptdrtd uubisti fauiin fasteenio
Iiiton ia laSfettiin emf terran Serrar
ppbdue ebtooaiIeIe. Sasten nime'
ppat:
paamali Moilanen,
Siiafti Mrtbur 2uiala,
Mrni parmi,
WdinD Matbias SocobIsn,
@meI 2iiffa,
.Seino Socob Wattion,
Gnsti Soban 6autala,
Mrpi German WoiIanen,
Maria Gelina SANTA ia
Sba Semia Station.
CANON mp6s Hice &afeua toufo.
tnun IL p:nd uubisti f~asteenia lii
ton ieuraanat lopIet:
WiGiam SocobIon,
9auri Sobannes 9aamisto,
Wlaiti GmeI Socobion,
SiIba Moria Saubola,
3ppbi @nstaatpa SamboIa,
2empi WaIin.
Sppne Worta Ranges,
SiIba Waria 9aittane ia
GmiIia Cola 2oSfi.
Ndisfd t%!aiiuufFisia oil runiaosi
fuuIioita ia polio fdwi mpbsfin
panbempaa faniaa Serran pbp,
bdsId. 0aunisto fuoroIaulua fuul.
tim smpDs mum obielman mufano
moIemmisIa tiIoiiuufisia. 0aafoon
poan 6erra painaa::faliit totuiten
ia faiffein f%nuIiain ipbdtniin. Grit.
tdinfin ieine, lapiet, boluan muistut.
taa tdSid fpield ieuraapia faaiin
Dapobtoiamme ianoia: sos te mt.
nun tdStpni ibdtte, Min te ppIptte
miRnn raffaubesfani: niinfmin mind
pibtn Slant fdsfpn ia ppTpn bdnen
roftoubesiaon. Sob. 10: 10.
q. Q. R.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-22
!. Wars Slnna 9iffala laopui co.

tim lauantoino opintomatfaltaar
0oIparotiosto, Snb., oaen bpwir
tpptpndinen Iuomiinia iaamutntfiin
Wprtbern european Smport'
ing Com, Iiitfeenboitoia s. Silius
OuIutbista, Winn. fdndfi Iauantai
ma paiffafunnaua ia ldbtt tddItd ia
mana pdimdnd GrpstaI Sau'itn life
aiioiue. Mainitun Fifteen oIiamies
Gmil MboIa Iiiffuu paitfafunnouam
me, noitte tonialaiiet Iiifettd fosfe'
ipisIa oIioisia luottamufieUa fddn'
tpd hdnen puoleeniq. 3atiofoa lit
feen iImoitusta toiiesIa paitasia let'
tedmme!
Nabbtdtpdnd baliuaua. nd.
ban fdpiettp poti mppoddn baImal'
la. apipfdd Idbemmin 9urIepr
poppi tebtaolta.
1tnoen IuomoI. restaurantin a
tuaa Mrs 2emped feidf. 1 p:nd to.
losia MIRO 222 Suifolf fabuIa. pat
nataopd tdm6 mieIeenne, faniaIai'
Jet, Min Ell teiban tarpitfe ndIisIdnne
faupunsiua fulfea.
anulema ipieraili miime fun.
mntaira Sron BelisFd Wrs ia SIR
Mntti Wlden %oIunnoaa, nteben bet
bau nuorimman po~ifaIopfenia Mn-
Wainaia iairastut feubto'
fuumeeieen, iosta fuoIemo ienrofi.
.Sidltddn oil bdn ] 10 la ~ p:nd
monba. Sautous tapabtui mqanan.
raittius tololta ia buolebti bou.
Observation-Disclosures DIR MIer
Otio Sronmoobista.
= n. -. V%eterfon'in pdIitpfieI.
Id moAte mppod taIonne la wuot.
rata. Sdn mpbsfin on molmis ma.
fuuttan,aan talonne. 2onttori DC.
2eob arpemella.
- $nbbaro 9lnaIgeiie on bppd
Iddte pddnidrfppn, fpImppten 3. m.
eaotaipana Welleu Drug Stprista,
Dle1en, Mis.
= See GreaMia ia See gream
ia fuumao fobmia bptpiex
Ieiposten fansfa on
iota betfi pdipastd Nic.
or Sobniontn mofeisfauposia Mu-
rord tobnle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-22


(td bdnet foriafi erds obitie fulfewa
I6dfdri aiuntoonfd. 2un mics oil
iaamaStaan tdrdbbyfieStd Ia tobme'
|Iosta mdbdn ieltpinnpt, alfoi lddfd.
ftfy bdnid pubuteIla = mum muasia
iotafin mainiten S~umaIaSta. 6dn
oil nimitt6in usfomainen mics =
barminniSta fpDd Iddtdrien piireis'
IA! Rum mics fuuIt SumaIaa mai.
nittatpan. pItpi bdn fttd canadian
buutoon ia tuffi iormiQaan formi'
anIa.
: Mlfdd minuIe jamaican pubu'
TO oIemattomasta Sumalasto!
= No, tppntnfddpd NIT, raubotti
Iddtdri. Wistd olette tuleet ie0oi.
Teen ipbtopddt1tieen?
- OIen afidSta malan parmo.
Sanowat ndet hdnen rufouffia fuu'
lewan, mutta mitd mield! Gipd fuul'
hut eifd antanut, FUN tabta marffaa
dsfen tuona tieud pppfin. sc 10.
bistaa 1elmdsti, ettet bdntd ole ole'
masIafaan.
= 2mlfaopaS minua betfiIen ram
baaiTeua mielend, ianot lddfdri.
Sabbon o~Iottaa teiIe, eta olette
mddrdSid ia ettd Sumala tell oifein,
Ell antanut teiae ppptdmddnne fabto
marftaa.
= Sos ieibdn Iuofienne tuliii iofr
mieros benfilD, iofa elm. iuopu
neesia iilosIa teilti raba'opua pm
tdiIi oIiiittefo iitd palmis bdneu'
antamoan? Site iuintaau idrtemdnt
ibmiIend. WitF? &c .noitte nde
meIfein ebeltdpdin orpato, ettd tur
aqua ppptdmd mics rientdifi ebfi
emf tilaiiuuben iottuesia ldbimpddr
fapaffaan ia meiIi finne hlon ra
ban. Ntutta oletetaanpas, ettd tel
ban oma rafas lapIenne tnlee lnof
femme ia ppptdd iotofin teiltd. Gtt'
Tiuoin Iuinfaon bdneltd ppDtdm6an
IA afiaa FIELD, maan ipbdmen balul
la autatte bdntd, JOS mabbouista
mieldpd annatte bdneIe omaiiu,ten
ne perinnDf5t. = Sonitetaan tGmt
faiffi npt teibdn tilaanne. 3uinfa o
Tiff Sumala tpiiIaubesIa an moinu
teitd auttaa ppptdmdadnne tamaua'
Siit6 oliIi main foitunut pabinfoC
teiue itIeIenne. Sdn ndti bppdfi
Ientdbben auttaa teitd main niinfuir
tapabtunut on. = Wtutta omilta rat
failta I%apFltaan. ioifa tuntetpat s
lfdnid, Ell bdn mitddn bpndd fieud
ISapien tafpoin be SIdltdnid tarpei
!. taan anonat ia faitfea, mitd be BID
neIti Seeiufien Minnesota ppptdmdt
bGn antaa BELLE. 81 ban beiltd fiel
la fobta martfaa, Daan antoa he'll
lie, Jos be tobeaa tarnitienat fafIi
: %Iataa, iopa fa~fTtubattafin marffac
|, ia enemmdnfiu. Wtitd npt tdbdn ia
! Note?
Mies oil maiti. 9dnen tdptp
| mpDntdd Iddfdrin ianat totuubeffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-22

- Spmd mastaus. raminfa nom
to SumaIaa on9" fpipttiin ferran
pieneltd poitaielta.
rainoostaan pffi", oil mastauS.
vMistd iiebdt, eta on olemasIa
main pft SumaIa?"
vStitd, eta Ell ole oIemasIa fiiaa
uieammaqe fuin pbbeue; iud tue
pfi SumaIa tdpttdd taipoan ia
maan."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-22
&ufonfen ~fnmlemiiesta.

Solicit SumaIo anna minuIe
tuosIa paifosia fabto m~arffaa, en-
uSfo Fnua oIepan oIemaSIa.
Ndin pubui fiufusfaon erds iuo'
punut mics tieId fdpbesTddn il bot
iabi lomasfo nurin fo~tuoioon. @M.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-22
MMNRfRSH|Pl ADEI]
INGyAG NNm

2abioitufiia firiapatnoae:
8esIemerin 6n. 2utb. 6aniauis'
ieuratunta on lobioittanut Ririapai'
noue oiaueen Iansenneen iumman
$4,000
8iitos labiasta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-22

Entered as seeond-class matter January II
ve6, ct he post office at Ironwood, Michigan
ander the Act OF Congress Of Marchs 8. 1873.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-03
NEWS OF THE OLD DOMINION.
OPPOSE AMENDMENT.
Richmond League Does Not Favor
State Elections.

Richmond, Va, May 3.-The reso-
luton introduced into congress and
favored by the senate. committee on
woman suffrage, providing for the
amendment Of the Federal constltu-
tom so far as to force woman stuff
rage upon every state in the Union,
by the federal authority, whether that
state wishes to give the ballot to Wo-
men or not, is not favored by the
Richmond branch Of the Equal Suft-
rage League Of Virginia resolu-
ton to endorse il having been tabled
Thursday afternoon by an almost uni
animous vote. One member voted
against laying the resolution on the
table.
Several weeks ago the local league
petitioned President Wilson to de-
clare for some such amendment IN
his first message 10 Congress, but
further study Of the question and a
better understanding of the situa-
ton brought about by receipt OF a
COPY of the amendment, caused the
action Thursday afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-03
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR UNION.
OEcers Elected at Meeting at Staun
ten.

Stanton, Va, May 3.-Officers o.
the Virginia Christian Endeavor Un.
ion we're elected Thursday as follows
Rev. C. N. Compiler, Of Lynchburg'
president; Rev. A. Paul FunkhouSer
Stanton, vice-president; Mrs. J. K
R,labush, Dayton, secretary; Miss Ger.
trt,de buckingham, Lynchburg, as
sistsnt secretary, and j. ". thinner
man, Clifton Forge, treasurer. Tht
district presidents are: Rev. E. A
B3.';er, Lynchbur@; Rev. w. n. Scott
Valley; Rev. W. L. Huffman, Alcxan
dr;a; u. !. Finch, Norfolk; DR.. Jane;
Lewis Howe, Lexington; Miss Frances
@. Slater, Richmond; f. NJ. Dulaney
Southwest; DR.. Del Grafcrally. Dan
vile, and L. +. Pcndleton, Clifton
Forge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-03
BAPTIST IN SYNAGOGUE.
Rev. DR.. Mcdaniel Delivers Sermon 10
Hebrews.

Richmond, Va, May 3.-To a con-
greealion composed largely OF lie
brews.,narked by a generous attend
ance of those Of his own faith, winch
fairly we'll filed the big auditorium
of Beth Ahaba Synagogue, Rev. DR..
George w. McDaniels, pastor OF the
First Baptist Church, OF Richmond.
last night delivered forceful SER
mon, on the fundamentals OF religion.
The Rabbi. Dr.. J. N. Calisch, Off
ciated, conducting the customary Sab
bath even service in Hebrew and Eng
fish, in accordance with prescribed
ritual. A mixed quartette from the
rerular choir of the First Baptist
Church sang the choral portion Of the
service. and rendered the hymns with
fine effect.
In his invocation DR.. Calisch pray
ed ferven;ly that the a"brotherhood
of man might become broader and
more 'loval," and in dismissing con-
creqation with his benediction invok-
ed the blessing of God upon "This,
Thv servant, who has given force and
power to Thy word"
Preceding the sermon, DR.. Callsch
made a brief, dignifed statement to
the congregation, which he designated
as san answer to an unasked ques-
tion." He said, tEhis is not special
occasion; simply. out of kind cour-
tesy, in response ito an invitation, Dr.
Mcdaniel is giving us this treat"
DR.. Mcdaniel spoke for forty-1ve
minutes, prefaced his sermon with a
brief statement 10 the effect that ne
did not feel that he was among stran-
gers; paid tribute to the men who
compose the congregation of the syn
agogue for the part they have play
ed in Hhe upbuilding of Richmond.
His subject was "In the Beginning
God" and his text was from THE first
verse of the Bible, the first sentence
of which he pronounced greatest in Iii
erature.and ore which upset all isms
AT the close of the service many
members of the congregation went
forward 10 greet and congratulate DR.
Mcdaniel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-03
TELLS OF JACKSON'S END.
DR.. Smith Gives Interesting Personal
} "reminiscences.

Baltimore May 3.-Rev. DR.. James
Smith, pasbr of the Central Presby-
terrain Chut tn of Richmond, lectured
last night d Mccoy Hall, Johns Hop
kins Unive sity, on "Stonewall Jack
son. Soldier land Man." DR.. Smith was
a member # General Jackson's per-
sonal staff, ind his address was filled
with interesting "reminiscences of the
great Confederate chieftain.
He sketclsd the military career OF
General Jak son, describing his won
derful mard ers and told in detail Of
the battle Of charlottesville, at which
Jackson methis death wound from the
rifles of his bwn soldiers. The speaker
was particuh rly effective in his de-
scriptions o the last conference be-
tween Lee nd Jackson, which lasted
nearly all n ght before the battle, and
he drew a picture of the two great
leaders sitting at dawn beside a lit
tie fire of ttigs warming their hands
over it's fcele blaze, the march of the
armies at taybreak and the carrying
of the mortlly wounded General from
the field ofbattle under the rakine
grapeshot o, the Federal artillery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-03
Woman's Narrow Escape.

Harrisonburg, Va, May 3.-Nlrs.
Cardoni, woman leopard tanner, with
Smith Greater Shows, had thrilling
escape from death Thursday night just
before the close of the performance
The woman was in the cage trying to
make a giant leopard do his usual
stunt, when the Infatuated beast
sprsng at the woman. AS the daring
woman fell back with scream her
husband, who was also in the cage
with the beast, whipped out his pistol
and freq bullet into the side of the
animal, saving the life of his wife.
The leopard will recover
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-03
CAPT. PROMOTED.
Virginian Chief of Bureau of Steam
Engineering in Navy.

Washington, May 3.-The chief OF
the Bureau of Steam Engineering IN
the Navy, Rear-Adniral Hutch l..
Cone, having asked to be relieved, the
President has appointed Capt. Robert
S. Griffin, the assistant chief Of the
bureau, to be chief of the bureau.
CAPTAIN Griffin, who becomes chief
of the bureau, is an officer who has
had long experience in the bureau
and is recognized as an expert in ev-
cry department Of research embraced
in the bureau.
Captain Griffin was born in Fred
ericksburg, Va, September p, 1857.
graduated from the Naval Academy IN
June, 1878, was promoted to assist
ant engineer in 1880, to passed assist
ant engineer in 1889, and to chief en-,
eineer in 1898. During the Spanish
American war he served on the May
flower. He was promoted to lieuten-
ant-commander in 1901, commander IN
1906, serving in the latter grade on
duty in the Bureau of Steam Engl-
neering to July, 1908, and as assist
an! to the bureau from 1908 to the
present dale. He was promted t.
captain January 8, 1910.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-03
RIDE FIVE HUNDRED MILES.
Officers And War College Student
Will Arrive at Seven Pines
Next Week.

Fredericksburg, Va, May 3.-Foul
hundred and sixty-fve miles viii be
covered in the twenty-day norsebacf
ride of the war college staff calvacade
which rode from here yesterday On
journey over the civil war battletield'
of Virginia, Maryland and Pennsyl
vania. Thirty-six officers, including
two British army officers OF high rank
one naval officer, two surgeons, ant
the war college instructors and stu
dent officers, galloped away over tht
quiet Virginia roads.
From Fredericksburg Ehe calvacadt
rode to Lorton, Va, to camp ovel
night. Tonight will be spent in CAM
at Dumfries, the riders then returning
to Fredericksburg, where they vii
camp.
The Sunday ride will be Chancellors
vile, the next camping place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-03
STRIKE IN ROANOKE.
Men Must go to Work Today or Lose
Jobs.

Io2noke, Va, May 3.-Yesterday
the second day Of the Roanoke street.
car strike, passed off quietly without
disorder and throughout the day the
company continued to operate its cars
The cars were taken off last night as !:
precautionary measure. The company
has given the striking men notice tina
'unless they report for duty before l.
O'Clock this morning they can consid
er themselves no longer employees anc
that their places will be filed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-03
ORDERS TO MILITARY MEN.
Instructions Regarding Camp FoI
Officers Made Public.


Richmond, Va, May 3.-Orders
hare been issued by the Adjutaf
General directing all the officers Of
The Virginia militia, infantry, 10 re,
pct for duty at 1he camp Of inStruc,
ton to be held in Staunton, May 25tl
t. SIS. The chaplains are excepted
from the provisions Of the order. Thu
orders stipulate that General c. c
Vaughan, Jr., shall be in command o.
tn camp, and all officers viii report
10 Kim not later than the morning o,
My 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-03
Memo
9


We have added to our corset de-
pa-.mcnt several new styles Of The
popular and durable Memo Corscts.
You will find the following popular
sellers here in all sizes.
Memo Corsets, style 210, pair $500
Memo Corsets, stye $50, pair :. 800
Memo Corse;s, style 319, pair. 800
Memo Ccrsets, style 32O, pair 800
Memo Corsets, style 321, pair >. 300
Memo Corsets, style 322, pair :. 800
Memo Corsess, style 324, pair >. 500
Memo Corsets, style 355, jair >. $50
Memo Corsets, style 354, pair. $50
Memo Corsets, style sos, pair :. 500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-03

Hardshcll and devilcd crabs daily al
Jacobs Brill's restaurant, foot OF King
street. W.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-28

CHICAGO, Oct. 2S,-Hogs-Receipts
s2,oO0. Market steady, Mixed l. a and
SS az: rough heavy, s7.50@7s5; light. 81. Is
as ass; pigs, s4;5o@5.s5o;a bulk. s735gs2S
Reeves, s7.10@9.70; cows and heifers
ss25@ssO stockers and I'd feeders ef $S'dog
f'50; Texans, $6.4o@SOo; calves $1,000
lO sybDetep-Receipts 10000. Market steady.
Native and Western, s2.75@5.oo; lambs,
$4 ST louis, Oct. 2s.-cattIe: Re-.
cepts $500 nsudng ,is soe stssrs S5o
q CO. cows and heifers. 4.75@8.75; stock
ers and feeders S25@ {S:r calves s1SS
! dv.oO, Clears < fsO@7. 90; cows and heif-
e rexaz zi s'ae.Si calves, oO@s.oo :,
Hogs; Keeps lp. .o CO., o0GS.50; rough
SNl4o@4 co. o: lights, 556s.oo; jiss. s.5e@
$50; bulk, 10000 ooo. market active.
M,,tt e s.75@4.50; yearlings, 5.oo@s.oo;
lambs, 5.25@7.25.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-28
Markets---Continued
GRAIN NOTES

The Chicago Inter Ocean says: cit
was the belief of the grain traders last
night that the advance In all markets
Monday was due largely to there being
an oyersold condition, especially IN
wheat, and the unexpected unfavora bic
news from Russia and. India started
shorts to covering. Many local traders
said that the short Interest had been
cut down on the bulge and they expect
that wheat viii be Influenced for the
present more by the Liverpool cables
than any other factor.
Corn is looked upon as a weather
market, but bulls were confident that
corn should be bought on tho breaks. -
Bartlett, Frazier Co. says: wheat
We are inclined to look for some reac-
ton to-day, as a good many scattered
shorts must have covered
"Corn-We may see q little setback
to-day, but in our opinion the under
lying conditions warrant adherence to
the buying side on all recessions.
Oats-The market is apt to work
some lower
Provisions recent advance has
been fairly large and some reaction may
be in or1er.''
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-28
Good Manners.

She was gowned in severely plain
tailored costume and assumed other
mannish freaks in her dress.
An old lady who was very near
sighted entered the street car. The
n,annish girl waited a moment, but
as no man signified his willingness
to give up his seat, she rose and gave
hers to the older woman.
Thank you, sir" said the other, in
grateful acknowledgment. you are
the only gentleman in the car"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-28
ST. LOUIS CASH.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2s.-Wheat-No q
red, 94@96; No. 8 red. 1906. No. 4,
911a; No. hard, 5000: No. 8. S4@Ss.
Corn-No. 2, 73A @731a; No. 8, IS;
No. 4, 72A; No. white, 73k@74; No.
Oats-No. 2, 41h; No. 3. 40z @41; No.
4, 40; No. white, 42A DAB; No. white,
41@42la No. 4, 40A; standard, 1914.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-28

Business Manager-Well, how many
orders did you get yesterday?
Heeler-I got two orders in one
place.
B. M.--That's the stun! What were
they?
Hone was to get out, and the
other was to stay out
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-28
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS..

CHICAGO, Oct 2S-Wheat--No 2
red, 94h @95 "; No. 8 red. s2@s3h; No.
z hard winter. S5Qs7; No. 3 hard winter.
Sah @S6; No: ! Northern spring. 500
No. 3 spring $685.
Corn--No. 2, T1A @71h; No. q white
71@uA; No: yellow, 71S@71A, No. &
TON 71A; No. 5 white. 71@711z. No. 3
yellow, TX 0nh; no. 4, TOY @70A: No.
Oats--No. 2 white, 421s, No. white,
80 4 Gal u; No. 4 white, 39@39A; stand
ard, 41A@42A.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-28
PRIMARY MOVEMENT,
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 28.-Wheat opened
q to I'D higher; at 80 p. m. the mar
ket was unchanged to 1sd higher. Closed
Il to hd lower.
Corn opened I'D higher; at 100 p. m
the market was ~ lower. Closed u
TO sd lower.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-28
COTTON SEED OIL.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-The cotton
seed oil market was quiet and feature
less day; prices easier, partly in SYM
patty with the decline in cotton. Most
of the trading was in December, the
buying of which was attributed to re-
finerS.