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Evening star., 1914-02-14
TOURS.
THE DUMMER FIRE.
Loss at a Famous Old New England
School.

From the Boston Transcript
The historic nerve OF the old Bay state
has been somewhat acutely touched by
the burning OF the Oldest buildings once
part Of the estate of Lieut.. Gov Dunn
mer, who was also acting governor and
commander-in- OF the colony Of
Massachusetts in 1723 At his death he
left that estate to be devoted to the
founding Of Dummer Academy. the Oldest
preparatory school in the United States.
Probably the bequest was much larger
than that which caused the now famous
institution across the Charles to take the
name of Harvard If 1t is not as widely
known it has yet been hardly less pro-
foundly cherished by successive genera
tions of its students. In every walk OF
life in which American citizens have
gained distinction its students have been
represented. From 1t have come chief
Justices of our higher courts, senator's,
noted divines. generals in our army and
commodores and adm!rais in our navy
and It Is credited with having given in
struction to Sir David Ochterlonv. major
general of the British army and promi-
nent in the establishment Of the Indian
empire.
OF from the line of general travel,
Dummer is known mainly by its tradi-
tions and ancient reputation though thes4
have been suffi ~ient to give 1t survival
of all the fierce educational competition
that has developed in these later days.
The youth who has taken a course at
Dummer feels himself identified with an
educational aristocracy and that he has
gained The price of academic distinction,
whether he proceeds further or not. New
er ask such an one. IL his good opinion
is of the slightest value, where Dumrner
academy is located.
The loss by the fire was not large.
though just now ii is doubtless felt to be
somewhat serious. The shock IS more
1t deprives the institution of its most
cherished antiquity. and as it had Just
been fitted for dormitory purposes the
school will be put 10 more or less tenn
porary Inconvenience.
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G. PERCY McGLUE. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, holding Probate Court. No. 2o521
Administra tion.-This Is 10 give notice, that
the subscriber of the District of Columbia has
obtained from the Probate Court of the District
of Columbia. letters of administration on the
estate of CORA E. SLICER, late of the District
of Columbia. deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof,
legally authenticated, to the subscriber, or
before the 9Th day Of February AID. 1915;
otherwise they may by law he excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given under my hand
this 9Th day of February. 1914 (Seal) TE-
RESA NJ SAUL. 1858 Irving street northwest.
Attest: JAMES TANNER. Register OF Wills
bate Court fe7,1421
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Nap in q Nutshell.
,om me Boston Transcript.

Marks-Are you reading this new MS
tory of the Napoieonic tragedy that's be-
ing printed?
Parks--No. To me the tragedy of Ma
poleon may be summed UP in two lines.
The divorce Of Josephine was the prelude.
Eiba the 'nterlude, ana his last battle
the NNaterlooed.
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Skill.

From rre Boston Transcript.
Son "a golf enthusiastic)-You must &C.
knowledge, father, that II requires q
great deal OF skill to drive a ball q hun
dred yards
Old Farmer-Shucksi It don't require
half as much skill as If docs to drive
pig fifty feet
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PROPOSALS.

U 8. ENGINEER OFFICE. ROOM 3O5,
IL. 1ai4.-Sealed proposals for furnishing and
unloading riprap and building stone on Ana
costa river. D. c.. will be received at this
office until IL IN. March IA, 1914, end then
publicly opened. Information application.
Fl. G. NEWCOMER. Lieut.. Col. Engineers.
fe12 IA. z. 16. .nh12 IL
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MONEY WANTED.

MONEY WANTED TO SUPPLY SEVERAL AP
plications for loans Of 900 and $4,000 each
on improved city property. at 9 per cent.
CHAS. W. NORRIS. 305 Evans bldg.
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FOR SALE-BUsINEsS PROPERTY

BIG BARGAIN. PA. AVE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Threestory brick building; steam heat:
good repair: lot % IT. front In one Of
the good business blocks. Under lease at
81 900 year. Price only $21 900.
Attractive three story brick and stone
building. Hot-water heat. electric light;
big lot; good condition; leased to one
tenant, s1,32U year. Price only $4,000.
18th STREET PROPERTY
Adjoining corner; modern two-stOry and
cellar brick building. Lot 2Ox9O to paved
alley. Good siness location. Improving
every day. Good speculative proposition.
Price, $500.
GARDINER & DENT, Inc.
S12 18th st. NV.
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New Sanitation Problem.

Sanitation Of the lsthmusAs also again
looming up as one of the problems oc
the canal. While not SO acute as IL Was
during the early years of construction, II
is now an important matter by reason
OF the great extent of Gatun lake formed
by the closing OF the spillway at Gatun
dam.
Csatun lake at the cighty-iive-feet level.
at which 1t is proposed to maintain this
portion of the great canal, has covered
an area of a little more than i2o square
miles Of jungle. AS the waters rose
there WAS backed UP la many out-ot-thc-
way places much water that Is more or
less stagnant Some Of this is alreacy
being oiled by the sanitary division. but
much of il Is in isolated places and DIM
cult of access.
The oiling squads will have to be kept
at work indefinitely and this will make
sanitation one of the important function
of the permanent government OF the Ca
nal Zone. To aid in the work II is hoped
to acquire n five-mile strip around that
portion of Gatn AXE not within the boi-
ders of the zone.
Evening star., 1914-02-14

RT,IGEST VALUE EVER OFFERED n MOD.
crn 9-room house; hat :: hotuater heat;
electric light: lust north of Dupont Circle; at
800; i-ust Si.JtJ.
Excellent house for coio-ed or good invest
mant; sroom brick. near 14.h aud Q sts. NV:
Ii.iee. 81. 100: incuulhrance. Sc 100
Inspection will convince you that this corner
N-rooIn t.rirG house, hot-water heat, near 18th
lad sts. lie. +. bargain a, s3.75o; $500
tsssr- balance easy.
sl--, cash. balance $50 mont will buy hand
li.- Coon -and-tath modern brick house near
i6th and u SITS. Re. $3.50: cost price,
- 30
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROK ERS. 1923 p.
rult SAIE-rFaTTIFTI HOME. SIX ROOMS:
A. Hiadar1 'a.9roveneuts; on Quincy vlare NV.
oaar N0r'h 'dH,roi 81: cash down, $500, bal
aurs Ike s'dr~ss Box ?1. star ONCE. 17s
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FOR SALE
IDEAL HOMES IN PETwoETIi.
Northeast corner 9th and Randolph sts
NV. Tapestry brick fronts. Six ard
seven rooms and large attic Large
pcrches and yards. Hardwood trim.
Uot-water heat. Handsome fixtures and
decorations.
Take ath s.: cars to Georgia ave aud
Randolph 81, walk cast.
No. 40 open fer Inspection
Also northeast corner y. II. ave. and
upshur St Gray brick funts. -Four bed
rooms aud attic. Finished same above
houses Take 9th 81. cars marked Sol
diers' Home" get Cd at n. II. ave.
Open daily and sunday. Prices. $4,000
aud up.
ALEX MIILAR Owner aud Builder
Phone Col. 1854. 364o y. H. ave-
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Canal Funds Running Low.

Making both ends meet" is Cel.
Gcethals' present problem. somewhat as
it was when he came to dig the canal.
but it now concerns itself with income
and outgo. instead of bringing the two
oceans together. There are only S4s.-
100000 left of the funds appropriated for
may appear liberal sum for the fin.sii-
ing touches, Col. Goethals believes that
only an era of far-reaching economy viii
assure keeping within his allowance He
is determined that the SAT Ooo.OO shall
last until the canal is finally opened for
commercial use. Notwithstanding that
many economies have already been put
into practice, including a great reduction
of both the executive and labortng
forces. expenditures generally must be
still further cut down to make the ap-
preparation last
Nearly every ship that leaves tho
isthmus for the United States is carrying
big men, and great, who have laid down
their Shoveis. Their work on the canal
is finished, and they must seek other
employment. In some instances they
hope to return as employees OF the per-
manent operating force. but that organi-
zation is in such an embryonic state that
none can know with what success he will
meet. 1t is probable that many Will
seek later to transfer the scene of their
operations from the tropics TO the frozen
north if the government goes ahead win
the Alaskan railway project
Evening star., 1914-02-14
Railroad to Be Electrified.

Preparations for the identification OF
the Panama railroad across the isthmus
of Panama practically will be completed
early this spring when the high tension
installation is finished. Already there
have been erected many of the track
span bridges which will carry the power
across The isthmus.
1t Is planned to manufacture at the
electrical power plant at Gatun about
900 horsepower which Will be distribut-
ed to all the points along the isthmus
for light and power purposes. Much of
this will be transmitted to the permanent
heada larters town oil Balboa at the Pa
cific entrance to the canal, where the
large navy and other repair shops will be
located.
1t is not the intention of the govern
laent iflni ediately TO undertake the COM
plete Identification of the railroad for the
reason that at present there is no know
ing the amount of traffic the road VIII
carry across the isthmus after the open
ing of the canal. Should this prove to be
sufficiently large to warrant the expense
of making the change the railway will al
together cease to be steam road.
In anticipation OF this possibility the
track span bridges are being erected and
:,r, wide enough TO permit the construc-
tion of a two track road from Panama to
Colon
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FOR SALE,

30 ACRES. ABOUT FIVE MILES NoRrH OF
Washington. surrounded by estates OF Washing
tons most prominent country gentlemen; i'm
proved by a large 12room house, large bank
barn. one large and two small chicken bouses,
good corncrib and other buildings incident TO
farm of this character: overshot steel-wheel
windmill; apple trees peach trees and cherry
trees in bearing: young orchard coming on,
about 100 acres under high state of cultivation.
ance In pasturage and woods: watered by large
creek and abundance Of springs. Can be bought
under most advantag geous terms. Price. SIS. 600.
Apply E. H. TAGGART. 141o G st. NV.
1855 ACRES. PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY. Md:
half in cultivation. two wells; springs; Groom
house; 100 fruit trees. price, So. 900. BAR-
ROuR & BARBOUR McLachlen bldg.
20 ACRES OF FINE LAND NEAR SILVER
Spring, Md: good improvements: long front
on comfy road; adjoining land selling at $3.50
and $500 per acre: price for quick sale. $17o
per
90 acres of fine land. Forestville. Nd.
los acres, near macadam road; good i'm
provements; property is near Brandywlne,
Md: price, 50 $50.
st acres. Oakton, Va; fine orchard OF
acres. good Improvements; only $4,000; easy
terms.
10 acres, near Alexandria, Va; on good
macadam road: fair houses: good outbuild-
ines: good orchard, In bearing; all stock.
wagons. harness. feed and about 100 head OF
poultry: only 1920; easy terms.
Il acres: Loudoun county. Va: on Leesours
pike; good improvements; only "a, 600.
ARTHUR NJ. CONNOR,
22S Oxford bldg, 18th and N. T. ave.
Phone Main $3.50
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A Paradise for Birds.

Gatun lake, which covers an area now
OF more than l2o square miles, is the
paradise for feathered game OF all kinds.
They are coming to the lake IN great
numbers and each season sees the feafh-
cred tribes increase. Most of those birds
are attracted by the fish with which the
lake is filed.
The shores and floating islands on the
lake abound in blue and white heron. the
latter being the bird from which is OBJ
tained the beautiful aigrette now barred
from the United States by the new tariff
act. Then there are blue and white
cranes, cormorants, pelicans and several
species of the rail family An odd feature
Is the recent arrivals of q number of wild
duck. They are beginning to come in
ever increasing numbers.
Out Of the jungle there are many deer
and the number is on the increase in
spite of the fact that they still are being
hunted. They are not Vet on the taboo
list Tapir. or forest cattle as the natives
call them, also are numerous and are be-
within the last few weeks that the wild
cat is also on the increase. Then there
are reported to be many ailigators IN
Gatun lake and the Chagre and other
smaller rivers.
With the depopulation OF the zone, which,
is we'll under way. there Will be even less
hunting and fishing than here Is now.
Wild fowl and game will ee undis -arped
and probably will make OF the isthmus .
permanent home and haven.
Evening star., 1914-02-14

I SELL. FARMS
because put ii IN the way of every man and
woman to Just what's wanted by F1NANC-
ING THE DEAL.
Choicest ands in the most fertile part of vfr.
ginia-stock farms. poultry farms trucking and
general farm 'ands.
I offer property that will "pay for itself"
]. N. KINCHELOE.
oS5 Pa
Evening star., 1914-02-14

SIC ACRES FINE ORCHARD LAND. WITH
water power and mill property, for sale In
Patrick county Va. in what is known to be
the fine fruit belt Of Virginia: with southern
and western exposure: adjoining the 6oo-acre
and west: has about 275 acres in cultivation:
II tobacco barns. s small tenant houses. one
good frame house. Is acres in young orchard.
one forty barrel roller mill. public roads and
phone lines; phones; mail route: grows
corn. wheat. tobacco and grass; is mostly high
land; title good; terms easy; miles to rail-
Price. $4,000
For sale by z. NJ. BARNARD.
Peters Creek. Va.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY

ST. NV, DOWNTOWN; A SPLENDID
tiH rari 81 assessed $3.50; price 81. 500:
"dys rented: trust a ST. 20 run 2I. wears
II. II. BERGMAN CO..
Nain osi5- G3i 81. ru.
Evening star., 1914-02-14

FOR SALE-A COMFORTABLE HOME WITH
arSe lot 24x1O1 IT.; paved rear alley; sh
suitable for garage; in southeast section Ap-
MY at .55 10Th st. Ia
TOR SALE-DETACHED HOUSE. WITH GA
age. rooms and bath: pantry; hor-water
neat; electricity and gas: large attic over en-
'ire house: cellar, launirr tubs; servants
raiet; large front por h: southern exI'osare;
.arsse lighted by electricity. holds two cs,s:
iJx10D. Bargain price only s., $50. Can
Fsnse t@r7~~ Box o. star Office.
FOR SALE-nETACHED BRICK HOUSE NEAR
18th and Col. road; on lot 5ox1+6 10 large
rt-,uls: living room 14x2s: sleeping porch IL
reet square two baths; hot-water heat; built
l,r days work for owner: now leaving city.
Prcne Col 1896.
Evening star., 1914-02-14

MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ideal truck and chicken farm; Groom dwell
ing: bank barn: chicken houses; plenty of
fruit: excellent water: convenient to school.
Box 10. star ONCE.
FINE ORCHARD LAND FOR SALE.
44s acres In Patrick county. Va. miles
south of the Blude Ridge mountain. in what is
said to be the fine fruit belt. This land ad-
Joins the 60o-acre tract Of the Premium Or
chard Co. the east and crosses the Stuart
ard Mt Airy road. Has small tenement
houses. II tobacco barns and one good 7-room
frame house and other outbuidngs: small
orchards with southern and western exposure
about 300 acres In cultiva tion. This Is well
watered high land and will produce corn,
wheat. tobacco and grass finely
Price. $50 per acre.
For sale by f. ". BARNARD.
Dat
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MAKE CANAL ZONE [
A GAME RESERVE
Col. Goethals Determined to
Bar Hunters From Strip
Across Isthmus.
ONLY $47, 1000, 600 LEFT
TO COMPLETE BIG DITCH
Economy Will Have to Be Praoticee
to Finish Within tho
Appropriation.
PANAMA. February Q. 1914.

> y.
The coming OF II. Z. Anthony AID
George Shiras as representatives OF the
American Museum OF Natural History IN
New York to hunt game in the Panama
jungle with camera and gun brings to
notice Col. Goethals' ambition TO unske
the Canal Zone a large and safe haven
for beast and fowl as well as q Katevas
Tor commerce. While the bars will be
let down for the present party and prebs-
Oily for all who, like Col. Roosevelt, cusv
come as 'faunal naturalists," Col ooe-
thals will carry out strictly q. the zones
first civil governor what he has tnststs6
upon during his engineering work-thst
the Canal Zone shall be a game pes-
serve.
So strict have his orders been followed
during the past few years that ssiAeu,
mas a gun been heard on the fsehmus
except In certain brief open seasons, and,
despite the noise and powder smoke OF
the canal blasting. wild fowl and 18th
mian game OF all kinds have greatly IN
creased. knowing well that they are p~ac
ucaliy safe from r1oestation II fs or>bp
Die that the museum men will find a.
good if not better specimens than would
nave been possible before the canal DIR
gers began work here.
Evening star., 1914-02-14

INVESTMENT
BARGAIN.
Rented $3.50 per year.
Price cniy $3.50.
TINS l. zoos substantial real estate .hat IS
oGered AZ sacrifice for immediate ealc. Lo-
-ated on through street northwest. Within
ling distance OF business center, thus in.
suriDe permanent renting. 10, .nose1 Per
feet condition. Hot-ws.cr heat. Act quick.
SHANNON & II'CUS.
slS 1itI =. ..0.
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1--WE ROOM BUNGALOW: BATH: ELECTRIC
lights; acre; fenced for chickens; stable;
fruit; near vanderworken station, Great
81. sc.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-22
gnslamtilaiiet faapanneet Mmeri
Tan lipnn fnuiasfa fulfetpam
laituan.
vuorokausina

8aIifar, N. g., Iofaf. IS p. -
8rittildinen Iotaa tparten risteiliidfIi
muoboStettu laitpa Snrolina faappa'
i Mmerifan Iipun iuoiasia fulfeman
b6prplaiipa 9rinbillan ia fuIietti fen
tdnddn Iatamaan. 9rinbiIIa oil en-.
men ollut iafiaIainen Iaifpa George
Woib'rston. Se Idbti Netp yorfis'
ia Ileranoriaa fobben tpiime tiistai.
no ia ioutui Iamana pdipand fiinni.
prinbiaaua fpaitetddn oIepan Iosti.
naan ototnrpeitn, ioiben fuIiettomi-
men Iobon aifana on fieIlettp Sat
ipasto'oifeuS nilee tuifimaan oIioa
betimiten.
9apteeni peterion, 8rinbiuan To-
mentoia, ionfa ianotaon oIeipan
Imerifon foniaIaiIen, fesfusteIi aIi.
asta tdnddn tafdIdiien YbbpspaI.
tain toniuIin fansia. 8oniuli fieItdp.
tpi antamasta mit6dn neupoia en-.
nentuin bdn iaa mddrapfIet @aib,
ingtonista.
gtetp Yorf, lofaf. Is p. - -SDprp.
latina BrirbiIlan, iofa tuotiin tdnddn
6aIiforiin, otatiutaan oIetpan Stan.
barb dip pbtiDn Iaitpoia.
etanbarb Slip.pbtion ulfomoiien
Fifteen boitaiaue ilmoiiettiin tdnddn
9rinbiuan fooppaamiiesta ia hpoF
bdn ottaa aiar eFle tdnddn WaIb
instonisia baIIituSpiranomaisten
tausfa. Sdn fanoi, ettei YrinbilIan
lasH ipoinut oIIa mitenfddn iotaiar.
peiiiin t,p,Iumoa taporaa, fosta ie
oil pubbistett,io 6Iipd ia fun ei Iaitpo
itie fpoinut fdpHdd fitd fosfa Ie iife
fdptti biilid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-22

Naco, Ariz., lokak. 19 p. = 25(
Macon luona haavoittunutta mexi
colaista tuotiin varhain tana aamu
ma tahan kaupunkiin Washingtonir
hallitukselta saadulla erikoisells
luvalla.
Carranzan hallitus oil luvannut
eta niista huolehdittaisiin ilmar
eta American valtio- tahi kansal
lishallituksella olisi siita mitaar
kulunkeja.
Tallainen toimenpide on johtu.
nut siita eta kuverno0ri Hunt
lahetti pyynnin Washingtoniin va.
kuuttaen eta jos Maytornan jou.
kot saisivat Nocon haltuunsa sur.
mattaisiin haavottuneet. Ainoas.
taan AZ haavottunutta sallittiin
jaada tanne, silla Washingtonista
saadun luvan noialla saavat ainoas-
taan virallisesti haavottuneet jaada
American puolelle. American ar
meiiakirurgit tutkivat haavottunei-
ia ia hylkasivat useita tapauksia.
Eras haavottuneista kuoli tanaan.
Hanen ruumiinsa victim haudat-
tavaksi Nacoon, Sonoraan.
Kolme potilasta ovat yaqui-
indiaaneia, ioittenka teloituksen
esti eras mexicolainen sairaanhoi-
tajatar.
Ensin suunniteltiin haavottunei-
den lahettamista Douglasiin, jossa
olisi paremmat ia tilavammat sal
raalat, mutta valtaa taman teke-
miseen eli ole viela annettu.
Ylimarsalkka kapteeni Covan on
ottanut huostaansa sairaalan hoita-
misen Macon operatalolla.
Molemmilla puolilla on pitkalli-
sen piirityksen aikana uhattu te-
loittaa vankeja. Haavottuneet
mexikolaiset sotilaat tarjosivat hy-
vim kamalan nayn. Heidan haa-
vansa olivat erittain vaarallista laa-
tua, koska kummallakin puolella
oil kaytetty pehmeakarkisia kuulia.
Wine y0na Ell taistelu ollut min
rajua kuhn Sc on ollut edellisina
vuorokausina.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-22
Satf al aiiet iItnuittatpat tpalnitta'
neem5a CStenbin.

Berlin, Iofaf. II y. = Sotatpi'
rastoIe tdnddn iaapuneen idbfDia'
noman mnfaan oipat IafIaIaiIei
iontpt palloittaneet Sstenbin ia
9ru99en lpbpen taisteIun idIfeen.
Sontoo, Iofaf. IL p. - Cat IalaiIe,
ottimat tdnddn baIt,iunIa 3eerbru9'
gen, iofa iotatieteeliieItd ndfDfan'
malta fatiottuna on tdrfein ia or
ppffain ola Belgian rannitoIla.
Siebonantopbteps Dunfirfir
(HansfaSio) on fattaishi. Safia'
laiia lippuia on ppstptettp pitfin
Sollannin roiaa.
raoiuispuoIeua Sstenbia tpontdp'
tptpdt iafiaIaiiet ranniffoa fobii
Ednddn iItapaitpdud ndbtiin beibdu
etuiouffoiaan 2nc den lupna, iofo
iiiaitiee pobianmeren rannaaa faff
MALTA !6ouonnin raialta. pddar
meiia etc nee 9lnttpr rpenistd ldnteen
pdin."
DudoIefpan iiebonannon on ldbei
tdnpt Dailp ytepfin firieenmaibtaic
Rotterbamista tpiime torstaina.
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Hpifa ampun,tt ifdnid.

&eIiep, Wtnn., Iofof. 1s p.- Sobu
Wc2apn ampui poifanIa @eorse
repolmerilIaan fmoIiaaff miime
torstai aamuna feuo 8 tienoisIo
fotonaan, tdstd noin 4 mailin pdds
ID.
Impuminen iobtut riibasta, iofo
iidn ia poian tpdIiud oil ipntpnpt iuu'
1t tpdbdd ennen uIfoaffunain paifoil'
leen afettamiien iohbosta, ioita uffp
oil IaitelIut. stltt on fipednd ia polio
pppFettei It'd MT oiettaifi itfunoitn,
iosta ipntptpa folina ia paufe bdiritfi
ditid. Siitd buoIimatta iatfoi I'D
main iffunain aiettamista, ioIIoin
poifa bofi ppSfpn ia ampui fafF
lautausta, iotfa fumpitin iattuiipat
iiddn fuolettomaSti.
9eti iImoitettiin 0ireiniaan Iberif-
file, iofa iaapui paifaIle Flo 2 ieu-
buisIa. - poifa ei ole iban nprmaaI
mielentiIania iubteen. Dirsinian lin
nasia periantaina ilmaiIi murbaaio
ippdd fotumusta ia iurua iefonia
iobboSta. Sanoi m. M:
SOS minulla oIiIi ilinalasii fultaa,
MIND iIoiesti nbraifin fen tpaiffa TO-
fa unsIin, jos Fud ipoiiin iIdni tpieId
benfiin iaaba. OIen ipbdmeuiIest
paboiuani fitd mttd oIen iebnpt
poliiiin olif pitdnDt iurmata minu
Wlutta Ttten dtii ia fsfot. :"
Miia tuIee lion oifeuben fdIiteItd.
pdffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-22

Sontoo, lotaf. 10 p. = Hotterba.
mista iaapuneet tiebot fertorpat Iaf.
ialaisten marsiineen Belgian raiar
plitie ldbe1d meren rannitfoa ia
ofpat be ainoaStaan 10 maiIn pdds.
Id Ounfirfista. SafiaIoiIiua On m,i'
fanaan rasfaita piiritpstpfteid ia
otafiutaan beiodn aifoipan bpDfdt6
Dunttrtin linnoitusten fimppuun,
Sdtd tietoa ei ole tpiralIiIesti nab.
tpiStetti.
Wieni, lofaf. 10 p. - WendIdtiet
otpat menettdneet 40, 900 miestd prit.
tdesiddn tpalloittaa pr3empslid.
aiema pIeenia on mitd iuohiiiin.
WendIdiIet otpat pafotetut perd ddntp.
mddn faiffiaua Salitiiasia.
Berlin, Iofaf. 10 p. -Yleinen aie.
ma @anstosfu ia 9eIsiasfa muuttu
maton. Soufot opat tummaIlatin
puoIen oiettautmneet uuIiin aiemiin.
Safialaiiet otpat idhdneet Sstenbeen
ainoastaan tarpeeIIiien mddrdn mte'
btd ia mmu iouffo marsfii etelddn.
pdtn. WendldiIet foettatpat turbaan
ipastustaa itdtpaltalaiS.Iafialaiie
armeiian bpDttdpstd. TaisieIua iat.
fum Warfopan IdnfipuoIena.
2ontoo lofaf. 10 p. = GotiIaat ia
iifimotma faa panna Iiiffeeue
faifen tpoimanio estddfieen fopian'
iouffoien bpDffddmdstd faupunsiS'
ia afutpien iafialaisten fimppuun.
GpDtt6mdt tbffatpDIdiiet iobtapat
rosfaiouffoia. Saifronisia on ndis'
ID fabafoisia moni Iouftaantunut
paaraliiesti. WaIbenisia On ros.
faioufto bpDfdnnpt lafimieben aIun.
toon, ionfa nditetdan piilottaneen
iafiaIaiiia taIoDnia. Aiianaiaia on
ptefiettp. Hosfaiouffo ippttdd Iaf.
faIaifia tpafoiIemiiesta. Wdittdmdt
iafiaIaisten iaaneen ebeItdfdiin tieto'
ia en9lantiIoisten liifteistd.