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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-07-10
THERM0M ETERS.
Difference In Principle Between the
Fahronhsit and centiarads.

Fahronheit and Centiarads,
The difference in the numbering Of
the Fahrenheit aud the centlgrade
thermometers Is a difference In princi-
pie, that between circular measure and
the neat simplicity Of the decimal sys-
TEN.
When Fahrenheit had found that his
thermometer was capable OF giving
him a means Of measuring heat the
necessity for q scale presented itself
He was able TO establish two constants
Of temperature-that at which a mix-
ture of salt and snow melts at one end
Of the scale, that at which water boils
at sea level establishes the other. Evi-
IDENTIFY with some reference to the fact
that in circular measure the maximum
distance possible to measure from one
point to another is $50 degrees. he
scaled $50 equal parts between these
two limits. He scaled the thermome-
ter below his freezing point to It's read
ing on winter day colder than the
Oldest inhabltant could remember to
have experienced, and here he estab-
llshed his zero. 1t chanced to be 80
degrees below his freezing point
The centgrade, on the other hand,
establishes Its zero at freezing point
and 100 degrees at the boiling point
These constants are selected because
they may be so conveniently repro
duced at any time and therefore obvi-
ete the necessity Of maintaining an Of
fcially scaled standard, as must be the
case with measures of length and ca.
pacity.-New York Sun.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-07-10
RUIN in A CHINA SHOP.
A Crash That Spelled Agony For the
London curio Dealer.

London curio Dealer.
George Robey, the comedian. fre-
quently drops In for a chat with a
dealer in London. In the outer room
are vases and jars, cups, groups and
sets Of pieces valued at anything from
90 to 500 gulneas. Inside is the pro
prietOr's private apartment To reach
him you Gingerly pick your way
through the thousands OF pounds
worth OF valuable china.
"One day not long ago." Robey says.
II had been chatting within. and a
friend was waiting for me In the outer
room. As babe the dealer Good
morning and was about TO pass into
the outer room there came n dreadful
crashing OF broken china. Ny friend
turned upon me an eye CLASSY with an
guish. Never shall forget the pro
prietor's expression Of supreme horror
as be rushed from his sanctum and
saw my friend and myself standing
amid the debris Of broken chinaware
which lay strewn around our feet. BE
was speechless-choking.
Legal proceedings7 Five thousand
pounds? In a word. what was the
damage. you inquire. Well. / am sorry
to have to confess It, for the proprietor
was in bed for a week as the result Of
the shock, but It was a gag prear
ranged. For my friend, who ha6
brought with him a couple Of dozer
cheap soup plates, had, at a given sig
nal from me, dropped them in a hear
upon the hoor."-London Answers.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-07-10
WELCOME GEESE.
An Unsxpsotsd and Badly Needed
Feast IN The Arctic.

An UAsNpsotsd and Badly Needed
Feast In the Arctic.
Noah IN bis ark could not have been
more delighted over the return OF the
dove than were the members OF Ejner
Mikkelsen's party. 10 the desert Of
Greenland ice, with the sight OF q
flock OF wild geese. In "LOst In the
Arctic Captain Aiikkelsen tells Of
their need Of food. OF the fatigue OF a
long sledge journey and Of bis own H.
ness. He had become 80 weak that he
was obliged to ride on the sledge, Con
sequently their progress was very slow.
We drive on between a lot Of little
islands or banks Of glacial ice. Sud.
emily lyerson makes a snatch ht the
sledge, causing the dogs to halt In aS-
tonishment. and whispers eagerly.
Look, lelkl What's thatY' He points
to sOmethinR that looks like a lot o.
round stones. and | can scarcely be-
geese. sitting there sound asleep. They
have not heard Us. In 4 few seconds
1verson Is on his way toward them.
! Of course remain where 1 am on the
sledge.
He takes aim. fires and the whole
1ock rises. Stop a minute! Isn't there
one on the ground7 l snatch mp the
glass. Not one, but two are left upon
the field. and after following the shrek
ing dock a little way Iverson returns.
benmlng with joy, a big fat goose In
either hano. We are delighted and
drive or southwark in the best Of
spirits. Iverson even stops every now
and then to feel the splendid fat bodies
Of the birds. and we do nothing but
talk Of what a feast we are to have
when they are cooked. The dogs are
doing their best. Iverson marches at
the rear Of the sledge, singing at the
top Of his voice, and even feel a lit
tie better.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-07-10
FLYING FOXES OF INDIA.
During the Day They sleep In Trees
HANGING Head Downward.

During the Day They sleep In Trees,
Hanging Head Downward.
People who have lived in India are
familiar with the long strings Of flying
foxes which can often be seen vending
their way in single fle from their
sleeping places in remote trees to the
fruit gardens upon which they prey.
These curious creatures, says a writ
er in the Wide World Magazine. some
times measure as much as four feet
across the wings and have reddish
brown fur and mole coIored wings.
After their nocturnal depredations they
6y away with the dawn to a tree in
some Isolated place and there rest dur
ing the day. hanging head downward
from the boughs In the manner of bats,
clutchjng the branch with their feet.
As the flying foxes gather on the tree
selected there is tremendous commo-
ton, for each newcomer Is vigorously
driven of from one place after another
until he eventually manages to secure
a perch for himself Those on the tree
meanwhile keep up an incessant wran-
CLING. each endeavoring 10 secure the
highest and best place to rest on.
Sometimes many hundreds Of these de-
strucive creatures may be seen hang
ing from the branches Of large tree.
When opportunity offers they are Of
ten shot. and some Of the natives con-
slider their flesh a delicacy. though II
hardly appeals to Europeans.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-07-10
Uses Of Menu Cards.

'It wouldn't take so many menu
cards to carry us through at dinner"
said the head waiter. III people didn't
scribble so many notes on them and
make them unfit for use. Memoranda
OF all kinds are Jotted down on these
cards during a meal. Arithmetical puz-
Eles are solved. the particulars Of bust
ness deals are worked out, financial
problems are wrestled with, sonnets
are composed. and social engagements
are made and broken. The fact Is I
have seen about everything written on
a menu card except a popular novel,
and no doubt I've found the plots Of
some Of them."-New York Times.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-07-10
ELECTRIC LIGHTING.
Different Methods on Which Arc and
Ineandesesnt Lamps Work.

Different Methods on Which Arc and
Ineandeseent Lamps Work.
The arc light and the incandescent
light work on totally different prin-
cipies. II was noted many years ago
that when an electric circuit was
broken the current jumped across a
slight gap, producing a brilliant fame.
The shape Of this flame was roughly
an arc from one conductor to the other.
THIS the word "arc'' was adopted. All
arc lamps burn in the air and not in
vacuum. The light Is produced by the
current leaping across a small air gap
between the two electrodes, or carbon
pencils, and heating the tips OF the
carbons white hot. Floating particles
Of white hot carbon also add to the
brilliancy. A mechanism is necessary
to feed" In the carbOns as fast as they
burn away, or otherwise the gap would
increase until the current could not
jump across and the light would go
out.
The incandescent lamp, common in
most homes and office buildings, Is OBJ
tanned from a piece Of white hot wire,
heated by the passage OF an electric
current. The wire must be inclosed In
a glass bulb from which the air has
been exhausted, otherwise it would
quickly be burned up and consumed.
The wire flament is now made of
tungsten, which resists the how OF elec-
tricity with so much vigor that the
current, in working to get by the OBJ
struction, heats the wire TO incan-
descence, hence the name.-New York
World.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-07-10
The Human Machine.

Is there one Of us who does not
sometimes treat a person like ma
chinel Do we always think Of the
railroad conductor as more than a ma
chine for taking tickets? Do we not
often treat our fellow creatures like
masks on fat cars without substance
and personality? l have been striving
for years to overcome in myself and in
my medical fellows the professional
habit Of treating a person as a case"
or a walking disease. But the habit Of
impersonality persists. like original
sin. IN myriad forms and unexpected
ways. In law courts we treat a hu-
man being as a prisoner at the bar .
as the "plalntn" or defendant" to
the exclusion OF the fact that he Is as
real and sensitive as Ourselves.-Atlan-
tic.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-07-10
colorad olannss.

Wearing spectacles to protect the
eyes from the glare OF the sun ls a
very old custom. The natives OF the
far northern regions long ago invented
spectacles of wood with a very narrow
slit in the center to diminish as far as
possible the continual glare Of the long
arctic day. 1t is said that the Emperor
Nero, who was an albinO and whose
eyes were therefore very sensitive to
light. used amethysts or emeralds to
shield his eyes.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-07-10
EIokls.

Popularity is very hckie." eXclaim-
ed the olfhand orator.
whats the troubleT
every time l get a crowd interested
In my remarks an automobile tire
blows out and the audience rushes on
to see what the matter is,"-Washing-
ton Star.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-07-10
1o shnr. : conHdenes nInda.

Confidence always pleases those who
receive IT, II is a tribute to their
merit, a deposit we commit to their
trust, a pledge that gives them a claim
upon us. a kind Of dependence to
which we voluntarily submit-La
Rochefoueauid.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-07-10

Mother-rommy. what was the gold
en- text at Sunday school today? Tom
my Cwho lives in Alaska)-Let me see.
oh. yes! MANY are cold. but few are
frozen. Judge.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-07-10

Being our own master means that
we are at liberty to be the slave OF our
own tollIes, capriees and paSsions.-
Schiller.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-07-10

"What are you doing these dayBr'
al have Joined the sons OF rest"
"How can you do iii"
"By having a father who didn't"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-07-10

A wise man contents himself with
doing as much good as bis situation
allows him to do.-LOrd Bolingbroke.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-07-10
FEDERAL.
PRECINCT.

NV. McGrath...... ...Justice OF the Peace
o. Allen. .-............ - '''.'''' ''NVhs'noi0
school Direotors-B. W Randall. ). H. Mo
Clure. JsR. ownhy.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20
MiofabH tI,ssae5a.

eontoo. G1banse 4eIeeropb Som
panpae pariitsta ilmoitetaan, eta
Feud on tpirouiiesti iImoitettu erdds'
I'd ronfoIatien iImoiliion buriasta
poosta fobben iofioIaiIen iImoIai-
man ebeud. RansfaIainen oil tpa'
foilemasfa Glioiin oIueeIIa, ioIIom
bdn topoF toffi iotioIaista iImoIoi'
tpoa. SofioIaiiet iImoIoiipot oIipoi
iumrempia ia oil nitsfd tpoimof.
faommat foneet fuin ransfaI. limo.
Iaimasia. Sitdpaitf oil fummasio.
Elm iafiaIaiiesia iImoIoitpasia fotms
aIeStettna mieStd. NanSfaIainen
iImaIairpa Ienii tdpbeud ipoimoIIo
ia niin onnistui fen pddstd ransfa'
Iaisien etutportiioIinioin fiIapuoIelIe,
10 IIoin fofiaIaiiet iImaiIiioi perddn
ipifpdt nopeasti tafaiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20
9dlonppfat bamtaatuat faatuneita
Sutamiehi1.

2ontoo, eIot. II p. = DaiIp gtetps
lebben firieenmaibtaia fertoo fdpn'
nistddn Diestin taistelufentdud ia
lauIuu:
yparboiben muistan x mailia
laaian ruSfean maa'alan, iobon
oil baubattu ne 1900 iafialaista,
iotfa faatuifpat tpiime fesfimiifon
taisteIusia. YIi fofo fentdn on
muita bautoia, ioibin on lasfettu
IatiaIaifia, beIsiaIaifa ia betpofia.
2un Iaaipuin fenidlle, oil iieqd
,uieId taIonpoitia pitfdmartisten la.
pioutenia fans ia toimittamasia bam.
tautia. Saistelufenttd on noin 3
MALTA pittd ia len toiiesia pddsid
on 9oeIenin fDld. &pld on melfein
fofonaan palanut. Gen tpield pps'
tDsIG oletpat talot otpat luotien lds
pistdmdt. Suefin ainoatafaan af-
funaruutiia on iddnpt ebedfF. Seir'
fontorni on taatunut ia fpIdn felIo
tpddntpnpt paifoiltaon.
2un fuIiin taistelufentdlld, lenii
len pli iafiaIainen bipIane' iImaIai'
ma fuin forppi, etfien uufa ubreia.
WtpDbemmdld pditpdud fdfpin 8ru'
9efin ipanfi!asia, misid idiIptetddn
400 iatialaiSta. Gn eIdmdSidni ole
ndbnpt ibmisten fuaIaiIa nuffu'
man, fuin nuo fotiIaat nutfmitpat.
gte mafaiinat fuin foirat laattialla,
oltuaan ldbes feitIemdn pditpdd ia
ieitiemdn pDtd pbtdmittaiiesti taiste.
Iusia. gtuo tpansimt miebet eitpdt
oIIeet peltureita. Se antautuitpat
ipasta fen idIfeen, FUN mitddn pc
Iastufien tietd ct olIut tarioua, etfd
mifd mifddn mum feino auttanut.
!Se oIirpot 9ofian IotiIasidriesteI.
mdn ubreia, ipfa idriesteImd fuo'
lettaa ibmiiesid taifen itiendiippben
tunteen."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20
GafSalaiSten bb6ffapstoimet fes
febtbneet @liaSiSfa.

2ontoo, elof. 10 p. = Gn9lannin
tpiraIIinen uuiiStoimisto laniuu td-
mdnpdimdiIesid tiebonannosiaan:
rSafian bpDffdpstoimenpiteet o.
mat fesfeptpneet tdud betfeud gid
GIiufsia ia ndpttdd, ettd Ransfa
tppittaa alaa."
9iebonannosIa ftdpaitfi ianotoan:
rRansfan ionfot etenepdt 8oS'
seiien tpuorien IoofIoibin DId'Glia'
Il sia. Shomaua boltu,,nia Saales'
ieubun iaffalaiIeua alueelIa GIlaIin
raiaIIa, opat ransfaIaiiet ioufo'
10 auanneet SaaIeiin fampunsin, Ear
foiit aen pois iafiaIoiiet ioufot.
Woenre re.Ieubusfa, iofa on Wtenier
ma afunnasia, ampmitpat ransfalai
iet tpibouiien ilmaIoinan, iofa Ititel
/ 900 iaorbin forfeuoesia ia pafot
tipat fen Iasfeutlmaan alas. 2aff
ilmailualuffeSia olepaa iaffaloistc
upieerta otettiin fpansifF.
Samoiua paifoilIa aioi ransfalai
nen iaIfcpdfiiouffo pafoon iafia
laiien neutrality-suspicious.
Belgian raiiuipdft toimii menes
tpfieud 6osfeItin Idbeiippbesid.A
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20
1bSefIdn matfnstaiaIaituaa lGbtee
91etp Yprfista EUROPEAN.

yletp Yort, eIof. Is p. = gbbefidn
bDgrpIditpaa Idbtee tdnd aamuna
Netp gorfista @u9lannin, &ansfan,
Souonnin ia StaIian iatomiin tpie'
ben matfustaiia ia postia. Dlatfus'
taminen oRnpt turpaIliie iempaa fosfa
GnaIonnin omiroolipirasto on II.
mpittanut ettG gltIannin fpaltameri'
bDprpie nfulfumdpIdt ouat naPaat
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Gebrlc puriebh 2iperpooIiin tdnddn
flo 1 ap. ia toilet Iaifpat iotfa mpb'
bemmin iuletpat Ieuraamaan otpat:
aroonIarb, iofa tpie postia Gnslan-
tim ia 2esfi EUROPEAN, Wtinneton'
Ia 4ontooieen, Mmer'ca Neapeliin,
pairta Wtarieiaeen, Danube Sont'
bamptoniin, eogonia 9ipsrpooliin ia
potsbam Notterbamiin.
5renb linian aiioitiiiat iImoittiipa'
ellen ettd b5prpIaitpa Roi6anben,
iofa On niippnpt tddad uieita pdi
mid Ioban pelon tafia, puriebtt
Sopreen tdnGdn. Siind on $50 en-
Il. ia toiIenIuofon ia noin 1,2OO Fol
mannen Iuofan matfustoiaa, ioistc
uIeat otpat reiertpiIaiiid, ioifa tti'
otpat mofianeet matfafulunfinia ldb
tedfieen taisieIemaan ipnnpinmaanic
puoIesta. !SDprplaima Seltic iaapu
atamaan tporbain tdnd aamnna.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20
Sabanilaiiem ipaltipmteben en-
mn4tuRSet.

2ummaliIen iutun on erdS Italia
Ioinen ianomaIebtimies iulfaisIut.
6dn on ilmoittanut fuulun ia for'
fean fenraaIi Nosin ianoneen ien'
raaman ennusmfier:
rWtnd lumlen, eta maaiIma tmlee
ndfemddn faff idttiIdisiotaa pifa'
aifoibtn. Soinen t,iIee idriestdmddn
GofIan ia Ransfan tpdlit, iefd ta'
ioittamaan iafioIaifen ia ensIanti'
IaiIen hlpailan. 5oisteImisia tuIes
Gafio Ioamaan ieIfddnid @ansfaI
ia moaIIa ia GnslanniIta mereas
la tuIee tefemddn minfdIaiien rau
ban bpmdnid.
Toinen toiSteIu tuIee oIemaan So
panilatsten Ia amerifalatSten fpdltl
ID Ia find taisteIusia t,iIee Sapan
Ieppttdmddn Setd.SamuIin, ia NTH
tuIee Fired Sppnen iheren ala rai
faistufF.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20
&aeleta taf4telta.

8eIsiaIaisten ia iafiaIatsten md.
Iiud tapabt,inut taistelu Oietien lin
noitmSten Idbettptpiud feSti toto
pditpdn. Sdmd taiSteIu on aIfa.
neen ioban fuurimpia ia tunnetaan
Saelen taiSteIun nimelld.
SaisteIu feStitipi SaeIen ia Elm.
bur9in pmpdrille, ulettuen 9raban-
tan piirisid p!epaan Oiestin Iinnoi
tustampunfiin iaaffa. 2Io z idl.
feen iItafela oil fanpunfien pdli TO.
fonaan pubbistettu iaflalaiIista iou'
foista, paitIi fuoleista ia baapoit.
tuneista, ioita oil foiffiaIla pIi taiS.
telufentdn. g0iibenfDmmenen neliD
iaarbin aIallaftn oil pIi fatEiataa
afiaIaista faat,inutta ia paifoteIIen
oil faatuneita iotiIaita fertpnpt FOR
feifiin rDpffiDibin. 2irffo, oIutpa.
nimo ETA ufeitd afuinrafenrufiia
ipttpt taistelun aifana tuIeen. 2afF
Demerioen pIi ipietpdd itaa rdidpt
titpdt beIsiaIaiiet baiaIIeen. 8elsia.
laiiet ioufot iaifnat iuuret mddrdt
otaiaalista, iofo fitten ferdttiin pb.
teen topattoman iuureen foiaan
fanpmn9intaIon ebustale. Satoia
iatialaileh betposnden betpofa ioa.
tut mpSsfin beI9iaIaisten iaaliitF
SaisteIuun oiaaottaneiben iafIa!ats'
ten I,ifumddrdn ilmoitetaan olleen
5000.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20
aSilian binta ,,oaiep,asfa.

WaibinstoniSta. - 81 ollut toto
,paifuttamatta Setd 9amultn pbteiS'
funtaanfaan, Fua tddad on ftten TO-
ban nousiut tpilian binta tafpatto'
man forfeale ia ndpttdd oletpan
lamale pdin menoSia iuurella
tpaubbiIla. Wilion luornoaiiesti
buomaii tuon beti ia pddtti ottaa
IeItudn ipistd tpilian nouiemiieen.
Sdn on ldbettdnpt oiteusministeriDn
iibieeriue McRepnolbfue tirielmdn
iofa fiuluu:
"Sutfela ia tatpaton noniemtnen
taitfien ruofataparatn binnasia
npfpiien ioban tpaifutufiesta on
tapattomasIa ta mddrin berdttdnpt
lepottomuutta ia fen tdbben tabbon
bucmauitaa, ettd pitaii lite allan
buomioonne. SliIin bppin fittolli
men Jos poiIihe minuIe ilmoittaa,
Jos npfpiiesid laisfa on miiddn
pptdIdd ianotun ieifan iubteen Ia
onto mddrdttp miiddn toimtnta'
tapaa iobon oifeusoepartmentti MOT
tarttua iaapafieen aiiat idriestettpd
IanotunIaiiesia tilanteesia."
"Uaind IuuIen, etta tdsid on iellai'
Jet ippt eIld, ettemme NOT niitd i.
tpuuttaa ilman etd emme tabbo
tebbd maanemme palpelusta. War.
mastifin tdptpp tnaata iuoieaa iel'
IaiTa miebtd tpastaan iotfa ba'
Iuatpat tdphdd mielipaltaiiesti bp'
pdf5een pIeistd tilannetta fobotta'
malta npfpiien tilanteen tpaIIiteSia
tpilian bintaa~.
Seti enFmdiiend tpDnddn otti pre-
fibenta aiian fdFieItdmdtieen ia tnli
fiiben pddt5tieen Iopuuiiesti ettd
tobeIafin idSid tuoi bauitus tebbd
iuuren bppdn tpDn maalleen, Jos
tpaan tarttuu afiaan fiinni aioisia.
eifd anna pfftpisten fisfurien iaat'
taa fofo faniaa fdrFmddn beiban
ahneutenia fauttu.
Sanottu aIia oil aIuIla 10 ennem'
minfin, nnan Wlrs. gD'lionin fuo-
lena esti oiian febittpmiien pitem'
mdue. Sos ftd ei oIifi ollut, tenties
oItaiFiin 10 aiian fansia menip niin
pittdue fuin torpitaonfin.
Saa ndbbd, mile funnaue ION.
sresF tuIee aIion iubteen oiettumaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20

1b1ttBmiem Jnfm bid liiddmttb.
9tSbee, Mria, = Ulelfein fatfft
tn5t S3or ia 6obroof ibaftetsfa
Copper Queen Wlinins So:n Eat
,pofFaa lopetettiin ia foiiponnpts
tpirfatIiiat mddrdFmdt 400 miestd
erptetta,pafF tpSstd. Edtd ennen
on 10 Guropon ioban nimesid wd'
bennettp 500 miestd tdfdldiFItd Eat
tpoffilta. Tdten on tdfdldinen fu'
parintuotanto aIennethi SO proient
TIN.
Douglas, Mri3. = SmIet iammutet
tim faifista iaIimoien Idmmitpsu,i
neista Sonanea Copper Son full
moisIo Gononeasia tdnd iItano
pddafa sio, Min Ianottiin, europa,
Ioban tofia. 1000 miestd erotei
tiin.
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Cat tpaS Stptaisteln tapabtmnnt.

2ontoo, eIof. II p. - 2aitpaSto'
taisteIu Ransfon ia Stdtpaaan pd'
liud alfoi Rubuan luona Stdmalan
ebustaua Mbrian mereua tdnd aa'
muna.
Ransfan laitpasto, iofa tuli lou
naiiesta, bp1ffdf iuoraan StdmaIlar
IaitpaStoa tpaStaan.
8atfi StdpalIan terdspansiartstc
Iaitpaa ammuttiin upoffiin, folm'
ipttpi paIamaan Ia neIids pafen
pobioista fobben, mabbouiiesti Sat
taron fatamaan. EoisteIua Test
toiSta t,intia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20

StWYsHWW VUVsSsWssoe
2ontoo. - Wornins post Iebbelle
aonstantinopoIisto tuIIut iabfoiano.
ma fertao:
.Eddud obotetoan tpatotpia Fiat.
I'D bdiriDitd, fosfa nnorhrffilaiIet,
iotfa otpat enemmisiSnd baIIimfIes.
ia, pddtti mdt puolustaa Soffaa al.
Iitiifasiaan, ionfa aFon
iubteen Iuurin ola faniaa on mas
tustatpaua fonnaua. Qanfa Rons'
iantinopeIisid ianoo, ettd faupunf'
MOT pieId ola toiien ylatparinau
toisteIun ndpttdm5nd.
GnalantiIais' ronstolaiss tpendIdi
nen Iaiipasto bdtpitti hirffilaiS
espptiIaIien Iaipaston areifan fau
punsin Noparinon iatamasTa Iofaf
o. p. 1927.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20
@endidud on tpiiF ia pmpIi nail
iopnaa nsiestd ipalmtina
taiStelmms.

Roomasta ioopuneen idbfDIano.
man mutoan on Wendidud fafi
miIioonaa miestd fdfitidtpd armeiio
Gafian ia StdtpaIIon roiaIIa. puoI'
miIioonoa 5,irffilais' gumaniaIaiieI'
la raiaua Ia foIme milioonaa tpara.
ipdesfd, iotta faifti opot ipaImiino
rientdmddn toisteIuun fdsfpn iaat,i'
aan. pietorista tpofuuietaam mp1s
Elm, ettd baIIimfieIIa on MT 10 81
mil. fdfittdtpd ormeiid tdpbeud iota'
fannoIa Ia niistd enimmdt paifoiI
Ioon tpibouiIen raiaIIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20
100 bcattlBd iai iarmania Iaitpam
aiae1Sa mituaan.

2onioo. = 8riesiisid iuIIut fdbfb
fanoma fertoo, ettd noin $50 mat.
fustaiao austrian 2Iopp' 'Iinian LAT.
tpoIa Baron @anddina fat iur-
mania tai buffut Fun Iaitpa aiot
miinaan 2usfinin iooren luona Dali
m otiom rannifoIlo. 2aitpasIa oil
miebisi5d ia motfustoiia noin 1000
iotsta $50 peIoshit.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20
7nnIat tnIetpat Ipppnntaait.

Sontoon buomatiimmat benfiIDt
otpat tpafuuttaneet etd alfanut Iota
ei mot festdd fotpinfaan pitfdIle.
Guropan tpalIat tiiletpat oiettamaan
Iotarintamaan noin IA miliponaa
miestd ia jos ndmd amputpot 100
Iaufausta fufin, on fofo mailman
lpiiDwaraSto mennpt ia fuulta et fen
idlfeen tpptba taas betfeen laaba.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20

S"sss'9su WIutt0ot t0u90u l00u0e10.
SiilH6in pafoIaiiet opat antaneet
taupunsista ieuraatpan futpaufIen:
Observation-Disclosures aIufasta
ldbH faupunsista, FUN raidbtdtpdt
Iuobtt aIfoitpat puioiua faupunfiin.
Eoiiet aiutfaista fiirubHmat feaa.
reibin ptiIoon. 6dmitpS on Ip6npt
leimania faiftiaua. Sarfpneita I'll.
toia, bdtpitettpid toIoia, pubonneita
fattoia ia raunioita ndfpp iofa puo.
lelta. st ole ainoatafaan fatua,
| onne rdidbtdtpid Iuoteia ei oIifi pu.
bonnut. 2abmn asfaltti on fpnnettp
futn maisiipelto. 2uoppia tapaa
tpdbdn tpdliin obottamatiomisIa
paifoisIa.
rpittin pditpdd muistuttapat lat.
ialaiiet olemasiaoIostaan ia aIuf.
faat opat mpffina faubusta. gSn
aifana ndpttdd faupunfi bautaus.
maalta. 6iIiaiiuuben. tatfaiIepat
ainoastaan rasfaiben tDffien fam-
fainen iplind tai iafiaIaisteu pairul.
lien aStunta.
&oiffi ppet taupunsisIa tdptpp
pitdd ielfiieIdaddn. SafIaIaiIet pa.
foittapat Ieipurien Iupfputtamaan
fofo Ieipdparastonia iofa aamu
armeiiaIe, fud tpdIin fun faupun.
gin aiuffaat fuItehpat ndIfdiiind.
Sotilaat feittdtpdt ateriania fabuiI.
la iuurisia teItoisfa.
2aiffi iuurimmat fabut ofpat iu'
fitnt. Safialaiiet oioittatpat buolet.
tpmiiutta linnoitusten tpatoiIemb
iesIa.