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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-11-11
WINNING WITH WILSON.

That the Wilson Administration still
has the confidence of the people is
shown by the triumph of the Wilson
Democracy in the states where the
issue was made.
The Governor-elect of Massachu-
sets is a Wilson Democrat. Mr..
Foss' attempt to engineer a panic
breeding reaction in favor of high tar
ifs was a contemplate failure.
The Governor-elect of New Jersey
is a Wilson Democrat. A familiar
coalition between Jim Smithism and
stand-pat Republicanism was as inef-
fectual against Fielder as it had been
against Wilson himself.
The United States Senator-elect in
Maryland is a Wilson Democrat. In
a state where Gormanism is still ram
pant he made his fight boldly as a
champion of the Administration.
The Mayor-elect of New York City
is a Wilson Democrat. AS a Fusion
candidate he receiverd many Republi-
can votes, but his triumph is due to
the fact that in his character and pur-
poses he represented the Wilson idea
in municipal government as opposed
to the system of Tammany.
When great financial, commercial
and industrial centres thus reaffirm
their adherence to the high stndards
set up by President Wilson, there can
be no doubt that the wholesome prin-
ciples by which he is actuated have
met with public approval in their
practice as we'll as in their promise.
No other President ever had a more
impressive Endorsement in an off year.
There is nothing in these returns to
encourage those who would resurrect
tariffs written by manufacturers and
their dough-bag lobbyists and attor-
neys. Equally significant is the alb
sence of anything like approval of the
men who in sinister ways are trying
to defeat currency reform.-New York
World.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-11-11
WITH CLEAN HANDS.
From New York WorId.l


Whatever the outcome of our difficult
ties in Mexico may be, it is we'll now
to fix one vital fact in the public mind.
Whatever the authority of the Ameri-
can people in that country shall pre-
vail in peace or in war, it may most
positively be asserted that action in
either case will spring from no selfish
motive and will cover no ambitious de-
sign.
The situation is serious if not criti-
CAL not because we are aggressors,
but because a murderous conspiracy
has become arrogant and defiant. We
have sought peace and stability in Mex
leo not so much on our own account,
though that is important, as for the
welfare of it's afflicted people. We
have not antagonized Mexico, its in
stitutions or it's inhabitants. What We
have done is to expose to the execra-
tion of mankind a crime against free
dom and progress; to subject the des-
peradoes who hope to profit by it to
the blighting scrutiny of civilization
and to hold up the hands of those who
against desperate odds are fighting for
liberty.
Except as there may have been a
few sneers in some European and Mex
lean newspapers, the purposes of the
United States in this matter have not
been questioned. There is no suspicion
of conquest. There is no suggestion
of financial or commercial greed. There
is no hint of adventure and explora
ton There is not even a trace of jim
goism.
The moral pressure that we are ex
erting south of the Rio Grande is moi
against a nation or people. 1t is
against a lawless despot. 1--WE car
have no sympathy" said President
Wilson last March, with those who
seek to seize the power of government
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-11-11
III East Pine Street

range on the west side of the Bitter
Root river as early in the spring as
possible and thus determining on a
large scale the possibility of tick Grad
ication by this natural and inexpensive
means.
The fatal character Of this disease
in otherwise extremely desirable agri-
cultural and stock-raising sections Of
the country, such as those of Montana.
Idaho and Wyoming, makes it import
ant that some means should be devised
to get rid of the ticks. The expert
NETS with the sheep seem promising
and point to a plan Of eradication feas-
ible and easily carried out.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-11-11
$ $ Z! ~ : :;
/T@A2E
SC ~ BOTTLES AND At FOuNTs

group together, or that substitutes
and changes in the scene might be
made between the exposures.
When the manufacturers realized
these possibilities the earlier styles of
trick picture began to appear thick
and fast. A French magician named
Males originated the so-called magi-
cal pictures, in which persons and OBJ
jects- appeared or disappeared in an
instant. Of course these were merely
placed in or removed from the scene
while the shutter of the camera was
closed between the photographs.
Then the trick of substitution was
brought to perfection, 1t has survived
as one of, the best of the devices. In
the picture of the Great Train Rob-
berry," for example, dummy was sub
stituted and thrown from moving
train in place Of the living fireman
| who had been knocked on the head
with piece of coal. In later pictures
this substitution was carried to such
perfection that the spectators fairly
rose in their seats in excitement Two
men seem to be fighting on the edge of
, high wall of a castle. One overpow.
ers the other and throws him from the
parapet to the ground far beneath. "A
, dummy has been substituted for the
living performer so neatly that the
illusion of the fall cannot be detected
in scene Of startling realism.
| But other devices known to the pic
ture man the impossible marvels of
"Alice in Wonderland" have been
made possible, the wildly fantastic
imaginings of Lewis Carroll have
| transmitted into realities and children
unfortunately afflicted with precocious
skepticism, who may have doubted the
| truth of the story as they read its
pages, have been diverted from the
| dangerous path upon which they were
entering and restored to the proper
mental sanity of childhood by seeing
Alice actually going through her
strange adventures before their very
eyes.
But still other devices the fathers
of those children have been enabled
to see John Paul Jones and his men
on the blood-stained deck of the Bon
Homme Richard again fight and con.
quer the Scraps.
, In this latter picture the sea and sky
were actual. That is, motion picture
camera was taken on the ocean, anG
a film made of an unobstructed hori
zon. Then models of the two war
ships, each about four feet high, were
constructed and placed on rockers
Each of the miniature black guns pro
truding from their portfolios had be
hind it a cup holding powder, which
was exploded by electricity. Then the
sea scene was exposed for a SECOND
time The placing of the little battle
ships so that they should be precisel!
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-11-11

General Huerta buffer buffer
character General uerta
resist invasion 0 equip
could
Mexican revolution
cona political
Like ancient Gau Mexico divided into three
north Zapaa the SOUTH Huea the middle with
breeds roaming all around
dollar diplomacy behind would
in preference Huer Despite all the big
saona stories the ngoes
think
Wilson occupies the White William
of State there will
this
convictions against neither
driven from his convictions They
and
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-11-11
CAP A COLD FOR Csc
WHEN BEEF WAS kNIeHTED.

King James I. is said to have been
so well pleased with a loin of beef as
to knight it and make it Sir Loin, or
sirloin. However, a story of the same
kind was also told of Henry VIII, and
is to be found in Fuller's Church His
tory" Dining with the abbot of Read
ing, Henry-according to this authori-
ty-ate so heartily of loin of beef
that the abbot said he would give 1000
marks for such stomach. "Done!"
said the king, and kept the abbot
prisoner in the tower until he grew
ravenously hungry, and won his 1000
marks and knighted the beef. But
Webster characterizes this etymology
as erroneous" saying that the true
spelling should be "surloin'-the "sur"
being equal to super"
Let The News Job Department print
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-11-11
WILSON MAY FAVOR cONs71TU71ONALxSTS
Washington GLADDEN..


Wilson
policy, adheng his policies
United recognize Huerta. And
abide action
guarding the allowing constituencies
with which If there constitution
alists will will
have armed
possible peaceably rid
their allowed
President
people.
Wilson
Mexico will with
would rather Mexicans
pie will Mexicos friend all
his
in
interest o special
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-11-11

At recent meeting of the state railroad commissioners held Wash
ngton steel railroad
their weight the rails they
this menace of their weight"
the occasional "big
tieng Indianapolis
ton that city finally
Why could this
ferences started waiting
thousands of dollars
City procaims
hair What's the need machinery
IAN to a
the chair ii the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-11-11

Sir Rufus Daniel Isaacs, who sue
seeds Lord Alverstone as lord chief
justice of England, is a young man,
as occupants of this high judicial
place go. He was born in 1860, and
is therefore fifty-three years of age.
He began life on the London Stock
Exchange and later studied law. 1t
was not until 1887, when he was
twenty-seven years of age, that he was
admitted to the bar. In 1904 he en-
tered the House of Commons as a
Liberal member, and six years later
was appointed solicitor general. The
same year he became attorney gener-
al, which place he has held till he was
named lord chief justice.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-19
Sapaturma.

Uiime FUN Is pnd buffui pals
tatilalinen 2aue 9dprpnen SoroiS'
ten firfonfpIdsid. Wainaia oil Fab
ben apumieben fansia foutamasIa
pdrelastia Spsmdidrnen 2ataia'
mden ulfopalstaIIe. Run meme oil
Titan tdpbesId lasiisia, faatui ie tuu
lesia ia peneesId oliiat i~uistuipai
peteen. Wtuut miebet p~elastuipai
faatuneen nenee pddae, mntto
9dprpuen ~iitdnastoin painui ~
mppteen. Wainoia oil 40'puoo ben
ifdinen ia idi bdntd iuremaan mai
mo ia Iapiet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-19
Gmari tnlipaln &an8oSia.

Wt. "a p:dn italia Ipttpi 9an9on
s. Dprppuui Observation-Disclosures
laitoffiaa 9an9osia iulipolo, iofa
plan bdmitti rafennufiet maan taIal'
lie. TuIen iaoIiiffi ioutui mpDs Imuri
mddrd Wendidue n%ietdpdfTi aiiot.
tuia puolipalmiita bmonefaluia. E.a'
Iofunnan onnistui nasta iuurten
ponnisusten idlfeen ioaba pelaste'
tutIi lautatarba. 9Defi oil tuotapa
paIopotfaIIe noin puolen filometrin
pGdStd, mitd luonnoQiIesti oil omi'
aan maifeuttamaan iammutustp0td.
Spptd tiiIen irtipddiemiieen ei pie
Id tunneta. EpDt oil Iopeiettu Flo 2
ip. ia mield Flo 5 ip. ct tpDniobtaio
fierrof5euoon iebtaola ouut mitddn
epGiIpttGpdd b%amainnut. Saba ia
municipalities olipot pafuuteiut,
naiffeifaau tdpoestd qrpostaan.
Wabinson iuuruubesta Ell pield ole
tartfoa tieton.
Selinststd iaopuneen %iltoiunan oil
ppIdbbpttdmd porin filometrin POD
bdn faupunsistu, ioten moifustoioi
Iaimot bemoIeua iatfau matfaonio
foupuntiin. MpDbemmin onnistui
lunar fuitentin iuurta maropoiiuut'
ia noubattoen iotfoa motfoonia fou
puntiin. poIou tofia idi 1880
tpDmiest6 %tpDttomiffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-19
Slm1pitms.

@ofoton, Sroncb Safen ia glbior
Gp. 2utb, 9aniauis ieurafunnon plei'
men tuuoFfpfous pibetddn %ieurat,
fotousbuoneeIa Srencb Xate, Winn.
feIdf. "a p. 1913, olfaen feuo 10
az.
1:f Eartostetoan tilt fuluneeIta
nuobelto.
2:ii WaIitaan iobtotunnon idIenei
niitten tiioue %ioitten mirta'oito on
u%IosfuIunut, iefd mhut mirtobenti.
lot ieurnomole puooele.
3:Ii 2estusteIloon muiSta Ieura.
funtoa tostefpista oIioisto.
Sofoiosio, Winn. feidf. 4 p.1913.
Sobtofunta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-19
Sioroffn Selfin8isfd.

!9eIIinsin Warianiairaalaan ertS'
tetpistd 9 bentilDsid on neIidn to'
bettu Iairastaman i~ioroffoa.
Gristetptstd terpeet eimdt fdFtd
eristdmiien merfitpstd ia omat be
fen muofIi bpwin tpptpmdttDmid
rmanfeuteenIa". Gen ioboosta, etti
be opat aitoneet forata ioiraalasta,
ON iairaalan toloubenboitoian tot
mesta banfittu poliifi pitdmddn I'll
mdad eristettpid. Serpepslautafun'
ia on pddttdnpt atpoto beti Sespe'
rian iairaolan, ionne iIoroffoiairaai
ia eristetpt tuIemat fiirrettdmifIi Il.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-19
Matfai1 ~iuGrrelta.

ZOE. 20 pnd ldbbin Sronnoobista
mattani pddmddrd 2onianisfirtto.
funnan puofitofoufieen Sir9iniaan,
Wtinn. Wutta menin finne mutfan
fautta iuoraan. @ifomutienI oil mie.
Id iaman pdipdn tItana pddstd ~
maioan fiareni ia lanfomiebeni luo,
mutta en- pddsiptfddn iinne ennen
fuin masta ieuraamana pdipdnd.
Senfiaan pddfin GrpstaI Saaiiin.
Yditpd of bpnin ioteinen ia pinned,
ettei noinut IuonnoStafaan nauttia.
adbbin GrpstaI Saufisia asteIemaan
mr.. ia mrs. Senbrictionin oiunnol'
lie. Sunin beibdt nanbostoan nie'
raanmaraiiifIi. Sdud fertaa Ell fui'
tenfaan 1attunut BELLA oIemaan tie
laa. Wrs. Senbriction pani tpttDn'
I'd minule oppaoti iobtamaan mi.
ia mrs. Surian aIunnoue. Sieud
nautin beibdn Observation-Disclosures
taan ia olin BELLA pDtd. Samasia
talosia tapaTin tuttanani mn. Sd'
mdIdiIen MmaIosta. Sieud ndbdd
ennen Idbt0dni Ieuraamana pdipd'
nd topoiin mpDs nell Siationin, TO-
fa fdsfi termebtdd usfonmeIiid ia
'iiioria.
Samana pditpdnd Flo 1 pdipGud
iaamuimme !SdmdIdiien fansia M'
maiaon. Sieud Jain taaS tafpata
raftaita neliid ia f%Iaria, ioiben
fansIa oIen Iaanut ipiettdd monta
bausfaa betfed ia iloito autuuoes'
famine.
Cite Ieuraoipana pdindnd foapni
inne mpDstin past. ). 8. Seimo'
men Marquettesta.
Sunnuntoina 1 y feI6fuuta pdis
mGud oil meind mr.. ia mrs. Wtden
farmila ,oifein emanteliumiiublot.
past. Seimonen iteud iaarnoit ia
mpDstin lauIettiin tiitoS ia pIistpe'
lauIuia pbteifestd misunderstanding.
2obbesti oIiiin firfosIo jublimasia
MIN. oomulla ia italia.
SuIin %oioteneefIi: rsluta Serro, I'll.
Id ppbdt opot n6bentpneet ia nss
to1iiet omot bornot ibmisten Ios'
ten IeoSia."
Gain mpDSfin idttdd melt Wldfi'
rannan bpmdsti ennen fuin ban
ldbt Suomeen.
aeboitutIeni tpeIieue on toimimaan
maan MD ebeDeen raubosia la raf
fauoesIa Sumalon noltofunnon bp
ndfE. Siud Tiitd me tunnetoon See
IufIen opensIapIiffi, ettd me raffou'
ben fesfendmme pib6mme.
aeIdfuun 2 pdipd ldhoimme past.
.Seimoien fonsia Dirsiniuon firfol'
lisfofoufIeen. (Sotf.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-19
3naituartiia iaa fenraalifntuer'
n6briltd iparutnffen, FUN pttaa
ieltudn pafenetpasta miebcstd
ipfa fattnn plemaan
tuen1t1tnen.

sSofu aita fifteen FUN tuIipartiia
g. Spasfa oil pobtipuorouaan
2eqomden aiemaua buomaii bdn
bdn er6dstd DietariSta tulenasta
iunosta, Fun ie ppidbtpi aeuomden
aIcmaue, erddn mieben ldbtemdn
minbaa noubtia iuofiemaan iunas.
ia metiddn pdin. Rum iaIafuIettoiat
tdud tamoin ,foettapat pddstd fars
FUN, ldbti Smasfa ieuraamaan
miestd. Saanutettuaun bdnet buo'
moii tuliportiia, ettd mics oil erds
mendldinen bunilonpmiStoia 2euo'
mdeItd. Swosfa polofi Iiuoin tafai
fin oiemaue.
Wutta aiia Ell tdbdn pddhpnpt.
6unilonomistoia noIitti fenraaIifu'
%pernDDriue. 2enroaIifunernDDrin
~fdSfpstd antoi Tittemmin Seriioen
tuIlifamorin tuIipddaiffD anfaran
norotufien Smasfaue, ioSta maro.
iufien antamiiesto Idbetettiin iImotus
tuGibonitufie ue ia fenroaIifunernDD.
rifle.
Gopous on bpmin fumnoma M
fpoitoiie1e dioue. Wies, iofa tdpt.
tdd tmnnoaiiesti nelnou iiuutenia,
Iua anforon norotufien.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-19
SIfitpB.
Wies pubfaisiut bemoien filmdn.

Wies pubfaisiut bemo1en filmdn.
Wiime FUN % p:nH tuli &osfen
nurmen Ylitaloon Waariasia Wart'
tilasta fotoiiin plema tpDmies Sale
2inbbolm. 9dn meni beDoiua fpn'
tdmddn peuoue. Sum iidntd iontun
aion fuluttua ment tnDn iuiumiSta
fatlomaan, buomaIi ban erddn be-
woien iilmdn p%ubfaistuffi. Silmdn
fidups oil ~fofonaan iuosiut ulos.
&pntdid oil fabonnut tietdmdtt0miin.
Run Ell ole mitentddn luultamaa,
eta hemonen itie oIiIi iilmdnid mes
nettdnpt, tdptpp olettaa, ettd Sinb'
holm on ilmdn p%ubfaiiut, pariinfin
fun ban oil paennut. PoIiiii oiaa
miestd tafaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-19
Yauelian idbfD- iltitb6.
3itofientefiidt tuomitut.

Guran y. M. pitdidn fiblofunnan
oifeuben fdfiteItdmdnd oil nf. "a p.
ioiIen ferron p~leiien Ippttdidn, Gu
ran piirin nimiSmieben Iorne sSu
ban nostama iutttr iep6npoitoa s
mil DIistd, itielistd DdinD SuIois
to, muurorinpoifoa Sugo Wirtosto
Ia itIenistd 2ustoa SoImea mas
toan fen iobbosta, eta ipptetpt nil
me maaIisfuun Fl pnd olifuot fot.
faisIcet Idbend paneIian fesfusoIe
moa teIefooniIoneon, ~iioneet fen
pddbdn fipen ia b%eittdneet len Rou
malta peipobiaon iobtopien idbto.
Ianfoien pIi. Seurous tdsid iIti'
tp5std diff moinut ola o,rpon fou'
bea, Jos ct testusoiemaua ouut ou.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-19

6orninoinen merftipdind fottui
pf. % pnd SiobosIa. iosia find
pdindnd miettiin foboet tultobddt.
aunnioporit opot torppori Subo
6iIben ia bdren p%uoIiionia Soban'
ma ietd torppori Subo WdfiId abbe
ia bdnen puoIiIonia Sustiino. yiiind
pdinind oil so muotto tulunut Iiitd,
iouoin ndmd part pboisietiiin tot.
5iinIa beIluntoina nuonno 1863 tot
mitetuino ntbtimiIiud. WeIfein fofo
noimiTisIoolooitonio onot molem'
moi perfect oiustoneet torpisiaon,
iotfo pnot Noufelan fortanon mail
la. Werfiuiipuiend m~oiniitofoon
pieId Iefin, etid ~fummouofin amio'
poriaa OF eIosio main DtIt lapfi
2oitfi neIia pdimdn ianfario omat
ciebon funnon fponbimpia aiutfoi'
to. Qorfeoeia iidst6dn buoIimotto
omat foiffi neIid tdpTin tpDtpfpifid
ia reippoito, futen opot oleet faut'
ia eIdmdnId. llffo 9ilben tpDsfen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-19

telee pbd fituimdisid Ia filtarafen.
mtffiua bpmdud menestpfieud ia ut.
TO 2lbbe on paiamiebend Nautelan
fartanon paiasia. rMbteen Stiina"
on tannettu bieroia ia bdntd fulieteI
laan pbd ebeueen p~aifasta toiieen ia
pitdidst6 pitdiddn, futen fonianaan
nuorempina muofna. 2pbpesti ia.
noen faitft manbufiet opat manban
aian terpaSfantoia. futen On tapa'
ma tdmdnlaifia fanialaiiia nimtttda.
RafIintertaista fultabddpdiipdd mie.
tettiin fummanfin manbuSparin TO.
bisIa ia pbteiiesti 9ilbenin perbees.
I'd. Wiimemainitmn torpan pibaua
pibettiin iunnmntaina iltapdipdud
benseuinen tilaiiuus, iosIa ieurafuns
nan firffoberra 6. Wiberpaara la
pastori .. @oftrDm pubuiWat pdi.
mdn merfitpfieen iomeltutpan tetstin
pohiaaa. Sitdpaitfi fobbisti firffo.
berra erifoiiesti ianania manbuffiue
ia beibdn eIdmdqeen toipottaen ons
nea barminaiien merit fitapautie len
iobbosta iefd menestpstd ia onnea
mastaiiinafin altoona. EilaiIuuteen
oil %ferddntpnpt %runiaasti paittafun.
talaifia, ioiben pddtpttpd oil festit
Silbenin manbusten oiunnosia.
MpDstin toiIen fultabddparin fo'
bisia oil merffibetfen iobbosta iub'
latiIaiIuus, iosia omaifia ia tuttamia
oil ldsnd. Nautelan fartanon iidn.
tdpdfi ilabutti fumpaafin nanbus'
paria fomeaua fuffalaitteeua.
SdsId tulfoon mieId mainitufii, Ell.
I'd fuItabddpareista Subo 9ilben on
rs ia Sobauna 9ilben II iefd Subo
! 2bbe rs ia Sustiina Ibbe ~ muos
ben. gbbe on oaut Nautelan farta.
non torpparina 46 muotta ia Sil.
ben iaman talon torpparina 20
muotta oItuadn iitd ennen iaman to.
lon "mpudrind 16 nuotta. gbteenid
on fiis bdnfin palpeuut taloa DO
puotta.
ge omat funnioitettapia aiostai'
foien md6rid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-19

tomaattinen pirraniulfiia otiIi ollu'
fertedidnnitptlen puoleua.
0iblatunnanoifeuS fdiitteli oiiao
Flo 9:Std aamuaa Flo 1O:neen iualla
ioloin pddtDs aIiaSTa iulistettiin
Sifeus tuomitt WirtaIen, iofa oil
pddIpnqinen tefoon, 1 10. 3 fnuf
furituSbuoneeieen ietd menettdmddr
fanialaisluottamutien 3 pmobeff
Dliien ia Salmen fummanfin II
tuuf. furitusbuoneeIeen ia Suloilen
iota Ell mield ole Is muotta tdpttd
mt, 8 fluff. manfeuteen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-19
Sbmisrammis lDpbettD ntaart alta,

Wf. II p:nd Fun 9iitoIan pitdidn
Siiimden tpldsid erds tpDmies rpb'
tpi taipamaan perunofuoppaa ni'
mismieben lesfen Waria Sariolan
maoua, l6ptni noin puolen metrin
ippppbestd ibmiIen ruumis. Ruu'
min p~mpdriud oueet moatteet oli'
nat mield Idilpneet, mutta liha luu'
ranson pmpdriud oil ieniiioon fofo'
noan mdbdntpnpt. SoistaiiefIi ei
mieId moiba ianoa, miten ruumis
on maaban ioutunut. 2DDbDstd on
ilmotettu poliiiue.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-19
Yasturi Yibran iuntaIaiStcn
f~aStamiSiuttn.

pastori pibran auefirioittamasta
IuetteIoSta fdp ilmi, ettd bdn puo'
fen 1911, 1912 ia 1913 fnluesia
on emanfeIisluierilaiien Triton nh
tepteen ottanut pbteenid 755 mooief'
IenuSfolaista, ioista main pdbai
men mddrd on oIut ola.ifdiiid. Wtai'
nitun Iuettelon mufaan on ban fas
tanut nuonna 1911 1872, muonna
1912 1914 ia nuonna 1918 239 iuu'
taIaista, ioista miimemainituista on
81 tasteful idlteen fuIunan muoben
maalisfuun 6 pm.
MatIu $50 mt. fastettamalta.
&uten aitaiiemmin on pubuttu, toi'
mitettiin fenraalifupernDDrin fonS'
liam ilmotutien ioboosto, eta pos
tori pibra Diff laittomaua taipaua
fastanut iuuren %ioufon Wendidn
iuutalaifia, malmistama f~uulustelu
pastori pibran fpnsIa. &uuIusteluo
iobti profuroattorir ioimitusfunnan
mirfomies s. @. s. Saorniiofi ia
tuomiofapitulia eousti firffobra g,
SIC. Surmerinta. 3uuiustelmpDptd'
firiasIa, iota npttemmin on ldbetet
tp tuomiofapituliin, maintain, ett6
min 5unri ia 6fiainen tddntpminer
iuutaIaiIuubesta eponteliSluteriIai
5een firffoon Ell ole noinut iobtuo
usfonnouiIista motiineista, maar
on fiiben tdntpnpt muioen iptoer
maifuttaa. Rastettanat n6pttdd I'd
bdn iobtaneen fe, ettd be ~fenfautto
opot Ioaneet o1ua esteettd pietaris'
ia. Yastori pibra ndpitdd puzzles
taa toimineen taIoubeuiTista ipistd
tosta bdn on fantanut mafIua s
mtsta dina so mfaan fasietta nalto
Wiitaten ~firttoIoin pptdliin 1873 10
1872 iefd iitG ieuraamiin pptdliir
anoo proturaattorin pirasto, ett6
tuomiofapituli ottaiii oiian fditeltd'
pdtieen iefd Iansetiaiii pasiori bib
ran rifofIistaan ransoistutIeeu firt
foloin ppfdIien 125 ia 1876 mufoan
Waifeuttonana aIianhaarana mai
nitiee profuraattor innirasto pield
ettd pastori pibra buolimotta fiitd
ettd bdneltd 10 tammifuusia naa'
bittiin felitpStd lain p%ostaiiista tot
mistaan fuitenfin fenidlfeentin or
iotfonut lain DoStaista toimintoanIc
ia moalisfuun q pm idIfeen fosta
nut 81 benfiID6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-19

40 d
&nfenmeita.

SHemurha. 80. T. IS p:dn aamnl'
la Flo 5 tienoisia, FUN b6prplaipa
Srineii 2 oil menosia Hddffpldn
HitoiaImesta Soeniuubun pdin, nouit
IaipaSta Samonlinnasta Soeninu'
bun mattustapa entinen tuffiafioit
fla Seitti Wddndnen, f~otoiIin @non
Mbneniista, albaalta bptiStd ma
fmuIiialtaan alusmaatteis Iaan lai'
man fauneue ia bpppdfi fpeteen.
Run iaImi paifaua on bpmtn fapea
ia fopa tuuli pubalfi iinmltapdin, ei
laimaa beti moitu fddntdd, naan
tdptpt fen fulfea iaImen ldpi ia fifteen
fddntpd taeaiIin. Wddndnen iaatiin
fuitenfin 10 Iitd ennen, noin 20 mt
nuuttia pebesid oltuaan, erddieen
iattumalta paifaqe iaapuneel cen mes
neeIeen, mutta benfi oil fiuoin 10
poiStunut. Huumts mietiin Soens
5uubun. Wainaia oil matfala eiiin'
tpnpt bppin bermostuneena. SpptIi
tefoon armeuaan dfiuistd mielen'
bdiri0td. SidItddn oil mainaia 30
puotios ia naimaton,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-14
Normal institute instructors.

All teachers who wish to serve
as Normal Institute instructors dur.
ing the present year will have to
provide themselves with regular GER
tificates, according to the instruc'
tions which the State Department of
Education is mailing out to the va
Tious Oklahoma county school super
intendents.
Superintendent Thurston of this
county states that the examinations
will be conducted the first of Feb.
ruary, in this county, Immediately
following the regular quarterly eX-
animation of teachers.
The letter from the department of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-14

the past. Be sure that your Instruct
ors hold certificates before you EN-.
ploy them to teach.
I've shall be glad to give you any
assistance within our power if you
will call on us. A large number
of teachers who have been teaching
from year to year in Oklahoma are
asking us about positions. We trust
We are not asking too much OF
you when We ask for the informa-
tion on the enclosed blank. We
should like to have this at once in
order that we may give correct in
formation to those who write to
us.
Yours truly,
r. II. WILSON"