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The Washington times., 1914-01-22
Bank Is 1o2 Years Old.

The Bank OF America, New York. has
sent circulars TO local correspondents
calling attention to its condition at the
end of l02 years of life. The bank has
been located at the northwest corner Of
Wall and William streets since 1872. Its
total resources are $i49i1, sos.
The Washington times., 1914-01-22
1t is Just possible that President Will
Institute To Meet.

The Washington Chapter. American
Institute of Banking, will meet tonight
at its rooms, 1214 F street northwest
SALES and Bailments" will be the sub
ieCt under discussion.
The Washington times., 1914-01-22
Today's Sales on
The Local Exchange
Capital Traction. 1a114.

Capital Traction. 1d114.
Washington Railroad and Electric,
preferred, 4Tt90, $3.50.
Washington Gas. 51S+
Mergenthaler, 5It2lSJ4.
District National Bank. 391I35a.
After call-Washington Gas. 15GA
Washington Railway and Electric as,
81, ,O00aS0, $4,OOG6IS0. S2OO01S0, $SO009So.
The Washington times., 1914-01-22
Goes On Trustee Board.

II. H. Bergman was elected to the
board of trustees Of the Home Plate
Glass Insurance Company at the annual
meeting Wednesday. The officers were
re-eleCtcd.
The Washington times., 1914-01-22

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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-18

~ ~ -
Cont, Gnomi.

pppbdn %lauiua ipbDmeuiIet fiilof
fet Mile SIdn Ii%unotuiue tpeliius
ia fiar,ue SodIonpiuesId. Ohio
iotfa roponue ubraomaqa autoitte
meitd iuuresia furiuubesia oIesiam'
me. Weli Sacob 2osfen fautto
faimme niime belmttuun aiauo
$ 500, iamoin Wrs. u. u. Sing,
Sanaoa S LOO.
Haffaat pStdmdt 2riStufiesia! 81
9erra idtd teiodn bppid tDitdnne
palfitIematta, tpaan tabtoo ieitd raf'
fa~ubesiaan %iiunata. 2aetauben SUI
mala fiunoitoou rMuttaian" toimitta.
ia meliei fiiind fauiisia ipDsid. sd
men iuoielema fdtenid pitdfD1n teitd
ia iobtafoon niimein iidiieen funni.
aan.
Weliepbeud terpebtien
W{. pittdobo,
Soini, 2uninfaanioen fpId,
Waa1an Gddni.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-18
Kirkonn1ieS Canbua.

- Selitd MT fen beu9euinen mer'
fitps!
- Gn MIND fdIitd fitd.
= ustolatpas mdittdd naStaan,
tpaiffa life mpDnndt, eta ct fdfitd
fitd.
Se tuntuu minusta 1iltd, ettd la'
Ell Ell iofi berdtd bimoia. Sos ie nil.
I'd berattdii, Ell Sumala oIiii lafiania
anionutfaan. Ndin MIND fditdn.
= sc iaattaa tlntua fiItd, mutta
1itd iunnetta pastaan on ieIpd Ga.
ma.
- Witds morten SumaIa fitte la
finId antoi? SIiban tdmd ibminen
tarpeeti ipntinen ilmarftn, pulpit
utfo fiinaStuneena.
- apudbdn ie oil, mutta ct tante'
nut ipntiippttdnid. Sitfipd ianoofin
apostoIi: &aft on mp6sfin tdbdn
tuIut, eta ipnti iuuremmaffi
tu%nnettaiFin. Sos Iati mdbentdiIi
bimoia, min Ell fen fa,ttta fiaoin Inn
It'd iannettaiIi, ie main nabpiStaifi
ibmistd omasia panbursfaubesia
ia bimot iosfus Ioppuifiipot fofo'
naan. Siten ibminen tulii tDistd
manbursfaatfi. @iatteIe mt, mibin
finun f~dTitpfIefi nie!
- Wobboton minun on Iitd fdfit.
tda ettd lafi berdttdd poboia bimo'
ia. SumoIan antamdsfa ianasia
oliF fits mifa.
81 fiind ole mtfaa, ibmiiesia
mifa on.
= Witd marten SumaIa antoi Rt'
tie feuaiien Sandn, iofa tetee mtali.
fiesta MD niouiiemmon?
Gentdbben etta aristis felpaii,
SumoIa on Seefufiesia a~rtstufiesio
I~abiotinnut maailmoue tanfaiftiier
eIdmdn, mutto tdmd eIdm,dpd ei EEL
paa iue, eIlet SumoIu lain fauttc
ndpid, etid ibmifiud ei ole tpanburs
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-18
MmafaSfa, micb.,


oil eritpiStd piltfautta Ieurafunnol
liIeua olaua buomattatpisi ia feIdf.
p. tuin pastori 6oiffafin oil Dina
fasia, ioten oil fabbesia firtosio
armada ditimmefieleud firfonme,
not 1O:ltd ep. Sdlfeen pdipduiier
oil mpDs molemmiua %ieuraf. fabfpi
fetferit. Weiodn %ieuraf. fabni fef'
ferit fustanii mrs. Yeterion ia mrs
9drsi, iofa tuotti %ieuraf. 5 10 CO.
-2irtosiamme oil pield firtonmenot
Italia S:lta.
2onin omat ilmat feIdiiet. 2uin
tpaan taimaan Sid %antaiii pdbd
tpdliin iabetta min fpud maa tuot'
taiii bebeImdd.
Seuratuntamme p%uoliDuoii Eos
fouS ON 81 p. feidf. flo 2 ip. iouoin
on mpDS fabpia =. m. tarioilu buo'
neesIa iaatapana. Gtenfin tdbdn
tiIaiiuuteen toinotaan mitd runiain'
ia pianottoa, e%buStaiien Idbettdmi'
fen q. m, ieurafunnan ofain fpuof'
Il.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-18
Onk0 Sc t0tta mitS vies.
tit MOntanasta kerr
t0vat?

Montanasta viestit kertovat suo-
malaisten keskuudesta, ettei STELLA
kasteta lapsia, Ell vihita parikuntia,
eli lasketa lapsia kristinopin mukaan
H. ehtoolliselle, eika haudata kuol-
leita kristinopin mukaan, eika ole
montakaan kunniallista avioparia ia
paalliseksi lapset turmeltuvat 10
kohta nuoruuden paivina. Vielapa
sanotaan STELLA olevan k~aytannossa
,,kuuvalo.tanssit''.
Jos naissa on peraa ia Min ovat
kehittyneet Lannen Liiton jasenet
STELLA luvatussa Lannen Liiton phi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-18

huomanneet, eth sosialistinen l..
Liitto vol muokata vahassa ajassa
ihmiset raakalaisiksi ia vieroittaa
heidat pois kaikista pyhimmista tun-
%teista. Mita sittsn tekisikaun heis-
ST v%uosikausien kehitys? Tietysti
sauna, kuhn lHnnellHkin, ettei olisi
veistakaan valia. Kaikki toisin.
aiattelevat saisivat ola tuon roska'
kansan pilkan esineenn heidan kes-
kellansa ia elan heidan armoillanss.
JOS heillR sita olisikaan. Nuts
kyllapa luunapit, nyrkkilehdet j.
heidan aanitorvsnsa Tyomies j
vakaleuka kuvaisivat ia maalaisi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-18

vat heidat mita kauheimmilla VII.
rsillH. Eli ihmisiksi, vain elaimiksi.
Missa on ihmistsn jurki?
Min psrinpohiin ulkonaisen ST.
vistyksen ia moraalin kadottansena
no eivat valita Jumalasto eivatka
Hansn sanastansa, eika seurakun-
nista mitaan. Mutta kiroilsvat ia
s%adattelevat ne alimmaisesn ia ovat
ulkonaisen sivistyksensakin suhteen
min hurmatut, ETH sen nakee 10
kohta heidan ulkonaisesta kayt0k-
s~estansa ia kasvojenpiirteista, eta
muutos on tapahtunut.
Anti-sosialistin veil.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-18
Sppiaioeaa, @is.,

eeidf. z p. lcsfettiin emf ferran
ppbdue e%btoouiieae ieuraapat lap
let:
Moria Niemi, &empi 2ddriD,
Seitfi Niemi, ansti Sultto, Sacob
SoipaI.
SeIus ianoo: riota ipD minun liba'
nj ia iuo minun mereni. bdn on mi
nusIa ia mind berdtdn bdnen Min
meiiend pdtpdnd.
s. nrpiIainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-18

luuttu uIeuuuU roDtuuIuuU. CutoIe
on Sumala ilmoittanut ppbdn tab
tonia noubatettamafIi. mutta ibmi
men on Min perinpobiin turmeItunut
ettd Fun SumaIa fieItdd pa9aa tefe
mdsid ibminen fen fieaon fauttc
ipttpp fitd bimottiemaan. Edten lat
tetee ibmiieStd alastoman Ia t5p'
bdn. Sa fiaoin telpaa Sumalau
SeeiufiesIa lobioittama armo.
= 2pud on fumma! Wtitds fe or
motaan fifteen auttaa, Fun lott pbd
herdttdd bimoia.
Mrmo auttaa enfift fen. ettd ib'
minen armoan usfoeelaan on autu.
as ia peril ianfaiffiien eIdmdn. So
toiiefIi: armo antaa holman fuolet'
tamaau pabat bimomme, ettetpdt ne
iaa idienidmme m%ddrppben ia Inn
min palnelufIeen.
2esfuSteIu taufofi. pitfdn aian
istui iidntd fosmot fdmmenien peit
tdmdnd ia fpDndrpddt polpiin pms.
tptettpind.
Gmdntd fdrpeli ulfona, fatieli ait.
toien opiIta climatic faifti paIpeIi.
iat lepoua, lutitfi Interim ia taIin,
ori puresfeli beinid, otti misrastu.
man pfpelta omaimen ppis ia meni
taas tupaan.
SIdntd oifoiIibe ia ianoi:
Sos nina oIen mddrdsfd, min
en tiebd, miten POLIO minun pitdd
bdpetd. ia miten foriaan tdmdn a.
iian2 Windbdn pirstain 8itmaIaa
nastaan fuin buIu. Sos olifin OF
fean allan puoIesta fiimaiuut, min
find Ell oIifi fatumisto, mutta Jos as
fiani eli mddrd, on ie minuIle iano
nation bdped.
- Sdped lie on, mutta permuta jul
tiiesti pddrd mielipiteeIi; fiud ie for'
iautum.
2atupano mietii taos iIGntd.
- Sdsid olifi beti ldbbettdmd Hit'
paIan pubeiue mutta pIpepteni es'
tdd iiitd. pulpit iidntd olafuIoiiesti.
- 9lld ammo pabaue tpaItaa. Sos
tuntoii maatii Idbtemddn, min LIB
be beti!
- Gn iaa unta ellen Idbbe, mutta
tuniuu filtd. eta IN moi Idbtedfddn.
Cite uffo iatfoi:
- Hufoiuaan pbbesid SumaIan
armoa ia moimaa, ettd moifin ldb'
ted Hitmolan IuofIe!
Sebbddn ie, mp5ni emdntd
lola.
- Woi bppd Sumala, FUN nina
Iofea ia pIped, muita poifaIi
ueren turnisia mstauan ldbeStpd
finuo......
Siiben Ioppmifin rutous. Stfun
nppbtptpStd main fuului.
Setten tuIuttia menindt i5dntd ia
emdntd fiireesti Hitmolaan pdin.
NlofuloiiuuS oil ufosta bdnpinnpt,
fatie oil iIoinen ia pad ppstpSid.
Weltein teti mieli bppabteIemddn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-18

laiset yhtaan pahoitelko, etta Lain
men Liitto tuli karkoitetuksi poi
mouverinsa kanssa koko kupari
alueelta.
Silla onhan vallan kauheata ala
tella meidan lapsiemme tulevaisuut
ia edellamainitun kehitysasteen pc
r~usteella. Kun Ell lapsla kastet'
Jeesuksen opin mukaan, vaan jok,
irstasmaineinen nainen karjasee
Use vietavS olkoon nimesi." Mir
sanotaan Lannen Liiton jasenter
kastavan lapsia ia antavan heidar
lapsilleen nimen, kuten loihtijat il
etteivat he muka siina .,kirotuit,
pappeja tarvitse!"
Koska Ell kerran k~asteta, min or
luonnollista, ettei heille t~arvitse
myoskaan opettaa uskontoa. .Mutts
on irroitettava lapsista pois kohts
nuoruudesta kaikki pyhimmnt tun'
'teet ia vieroitettava kaikesta kris.
tinopista, vihaan ia vainoon Jumalaa
ia Hanen kohtaan. Mutta
kylla opetetaan sosialismia ia p'n.
ta'aan lasten paahan niita lotruja,
joita Sc vanha valehtelija heille o.
pettaa TyUmiehen y. m. kautta. Ne
kaikki edellyttavat. ettei lapsia tar.
Wise laskea H.. ehtoolliselle ia min
ollen heista muodostuu ,,valkoisia
indiaaneja" Lannen Liiton jasenten
piiriin.
Jos site on niissa PERTH, etta
juoppous ia sukupuoliyhteys kuuluu
Montanan suomalaisten naisten phi
vajarjestykseen, min kyllapa on
Lannen Liiton hisnompi sukupuoli
todellakin suurella sivistysasteella.
(Sosialistit toivovat Miohigaaniin-
kin saatavan semmoista tativakea J
LieneskU site niissa PERTH. ettai
STELLA Lannen Liiton jasenet eivat
suvaitse avioliittoon vihkimista, vain
ne kaupat he tekevat kuten hevos-
kaupat ennen markkinoilla, jotka
olivat vaihtotavaraa.
LieneekU site STINT PERTH, ettei
loydy montakaan kunniallista
avioparia. Kyllapa olisi vallan
kauheata, JOS asiat min olisivat. -
Tuollaisen kansan keskella tule-
vaisuuden taimet nHiti nahdessansi
ia kuullessansa kehittyvat 10 helix
koina taimina senkaltaiseen allen
nustilaan, josta harvat enaa voivat
taksisin palata.
Visstit kertovat site vieli var.
malta taholla, niisti ennen kuulu-
mattomista kuuvalotansseista. Joku
kysynee: mitii silla ymmarretaan ia
kuuvalotanssia tanssitaan?
Sosialistit, eli Linnen Liiton jase-
net, kuuluvat vain pyOrahtelevan
Paratiisin vaatteissa puolipime;issa.
ettei tunneta kasvoista, vaan mike.
Wit ainoastaan v%arjon. Valitunneil'
la site he ovat puolipimeassi kano'
jen ia kukkojen maailmassa. Sc.
on site sit;i sosialistien kuuvalo.
tanssia ia nc kuulemma ovat vasta
niita oikeita sosialisteja ia Linner
Liiton jissnii.
Edellamainittua tanssia on koe'
tettu kaytannUllisestikin toteuttas
kuulsmma Tyovaen Opistolla, Stan
baughissa, Crystal Fsllsissa y. m
mutta eivit ne ole muualla min by
vim onhistuneet (poliisit ovat lax
kauttaneet) kuhn Montanassa, missj
on sosialistinen majuri mukana joh'
tamassa eraiissi kaupungissa ia or
Lannen Liison paapaikkoja suoma'
laisiin nihden.
Olisin hyvin iloinen, jos joku te'
kisi naisti edellamainituista parem
mar s%elityksen enempitietoisena
eli taasen kumoaisi edellamainitut
jos mint ovat AVIAN p~eratt0mia
Ehka ,,Pelimanni. Aapeli" pelaile'
ia Elsa" sanslse sanottavansa SUI
rempiarvoisina tiedemiehlna ia an
tavat ylsis0lle tietaa ia ssmalla mi
nullekin. Josko kaikki mainitu
ominaisuudet olisivat seurannee
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-18
XVIII.

Gnit6tu run1ddmmtn oil tan1ud
iunnuntoiiltana Iaopunut Sonbuon
%taloon, plipa SabfoiaImen naari ia
2%ebtomden emdntGfin tuDeet. 4ai
fiaa oil mieli idnnitytIesid. SIiban
fpipmpfiesid iuuri aiia. !Subu, ettd
Sanbua On 10 iopinut HitnaIon
fansIa, oil fuIomalfeon tamoin lie,
ninnpt faiffiaae. Se mieIten rau.
battomuutta pbd IiIdIi.
Tanbua oIotti fofoufien, I%ouIuen:
- Sonon terpetuueifF teibdt I'd.
bdn fofoufieen! On erittdin iIoista
Fun oIette ndin ioufoua iaapuneet.
pitfdffi tult 10 tdmd piiffo teitd o.
bottaesiani, mutta MT ie on Iopus.
ia ia mt iaan pubua mitd IpbdmeI.
ldni on.
Gniififin mainitien, ettd palion
olen taistelmt tdmdn milton aiaua
toisteIlut itIent fansfa. Smatuntoni
on ndet paatinmt minua peruutta.
maan faifti tpiime iunnuntaiIet pu.
beeni, mutta plped mieIeni on aIet.
tunut anfaraSti paStaan. SindfD,
firfonmieS Eonbua, menifit iuIfiIes.
II 5anpmaan, ettd oIet taaS ouut
mddrdsid! on ie ianonut. OIen tut.
tenfin %iaanut len armon, etta moin
MT tdsid faiffetn fuunen ianoo: mt.
nd olin niime iunnuntaina aifpan
tpaardsid mielesfd. Gn f~dfitdnpi
| SumaIan ppbdn latin tarfotusta OIL
Ienfaan. 2estuSteltlani RitnaIan
fansia ia tutfittuani Raamattua,
! olen tuIIut tdmdn buomaamaan.
apad Min on, ettd Iafi ei mot nd
bentdd meiSId, faarnattafoon Iitd
fuinfa paIio tabanio, ipnnin bimo'
ia, pdintpastotn fe berdttdd ne 10
febotttaa fpiban. Hoamotin fanc
tastd aFasta on feItpd. ppbdir
fofemus on mp5sftn ieuoinen. Gen
pdtdbben onftn Iafi meib6n opetta
iamme artstufien tpf5, futen Raa
mottu ianoo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-26

The policy committee of the United
Mine Workers of America at Chicago
yesterday agreed on plan which is
expecte! to maintain industrial peace
in the bituminous coal districts OF
Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana,
and Illinois. 1t was settled that the
men are to remain at work under the
present agreement and adjust the new
scale in local district conferences with
the employers, abandoning at least,
for this year, any attempt to do so
in "a joint. conference of: the four
States. Arrangements were made Tor
a conference of Illinois coal operat-
ors and miners at Peoria, H., and 1t
was said that conferences in other dis
tricts would take place Immediately.
The wage agreements are. made for
two years. The present agreement
expires April l. Both miners and OPP
orators assert that there is no danger
of a strike.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-26
gH
d NEWS OFITHE OLD DOMINION :
ACTION BY NEWPORT NEWS.
Protest Made Against Awarding of
Contracts 10 Northern Cities.

Newport News, Va, March 26-De-
claring that the action was unjust and
unfair to the Newport News Ship
building Company, apN that it is cur
rently reported sue haction was taken
for political purposes and to erect
ramparts for the Democratic party in
PENNSYLVANIA and Massachusetts at
the expense of the State Of Virginia,
which is accordingly penalized for be-
ing safely Democratic resolutions
were adoptei at mass-meetlng OF
citizens, held at the Academy OF Mu-
sic last night, calling upon Congress
to cause an investigation into the CIR
cumstances under which and why
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Dan
iesl awarded the contracts for bulid-
ing the supply ship and transport to
the Philadelphia and Boston navy
wards respectively. Further, the res
olution requests that Congress refuse
to vote the appropriation Of S4Oo,-
600 asked by Secretary Daniels for
putting the yards in shape in or@er
that they may be able to build the YES
sells.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-26
MET DEATH IN MANHOLE.
Electrical Worker Efectrocuted II
Network Of Wires.

Philadelphia, March 26.-Con1used
in the Identities of wires about to DE
repaired. George Reynolds, 80 years
old, of No. 1908 Brown street was
electrocuted shortly after noon yes.
terdav in a manhole on Lombard
street below Seventh street. 100
late to save his companion, from IN
slant death, Thomas Marley, en-
ployed with Reynolds on a repair
gang of the Philadelphia Electro
Company, dropped into the n1anhole
and with protected hands dragged
away the wire whose current wa:
burning Reynolds body. Policeman
George Ryan. of the Third District
ran to the help of Markey, and be-
tween them they managed to drag
the body from the n1anhole IN t?4ne
ito prevent its mutilation by flames
Reynolds had entered the manhcIc
TO make the investigation for the re-
pair gang. Markey stood above him
waiting to offer assistance. Sudden
" he saw Reynolds, who had reach
ed into the network of wires, thrown
violently to enc side, fire bursting
out upon the sleeves Of his coat.
Markey shouted for help and lower
ed himself to Reynolds side. At
tie Pennsylvania Hospital it was de-
clarcd that death had resulted in
stantly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-26
ANGRY WITH VIRGINIA.
Delegate Ward Wants Maryland
Oystermen Protected in POGO
moke Sound.

4 as s
ANNAPOLIS. Md, March :;26.-Dele-
cate Ward, of Somerset county, Is
DOL, hot M" about the action of the
VIRGINIA oyster police IN harrassing
MARYLAND oyster1nen in Pocomoke
sn,nd. and of the assumption by
VIRGINIA of jurisdiction over the
waters Of the sound. He wants Gov
e,nor Goldsboroough to, see about It
and to take steps to etablsh Mary
lands authority over the sound. To-
day he introduced a joint resolution
declaring that:
"The State of Virginia IN deroga-
+;on of the rights OF the State OF
MARYLAND has been and Is wrongful
" assuming and exercising jurisdlc-
ton over the waters of the State OF
MARYLAND in Pocomoke Sound, and
is through its police authorities, pre-,
venting citizens of Maryland from
taking oysters and exercising other
rights of fishery in the waters OF
Pocomokc Sound, within the bound
aries of Maryland, and has driver
citizens of Maryland, engaged II
catching oysters and exercising
other rights of fishery, from those
waters and precluded them from
their just rights in the premises:
"Now, therefore, be it resolved
Jointly by the House of Delegate:
and the Senate of the General AS
sembly of Maryland, that it is TIT
duty of the State of Maryland tt
protect its territory and water:
and the rights of it's citizens there
in, and particularly to protect thu
rights Of it's citizens to catch ans
take oysters and to exercise thelc
rights of fishery in Pocomoke Sound
and that, to the end that the terri
tory and waters of the State an'
the said rights of the citizens O
Maryland herein shall be fully pro
tected, it is hereby recommended b.
the General Assembly of Maaylan'
that the Governor Of the State o
Maryland take such steps upon tn
part and on behalf of the State o
Maryland as shall effectually pro
tect and secure the rights of tn
State and of its citizens IN tn
premises"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-26
MISS TYLER LOSES PLACE.
A. Williams Commissioned to
Take her Place.

! Washington, March 26.-AR hope
of Miss Matte Tyler, granddaugh-
ter OF President Tyler, to be retain
led as postmistress tof the little
yown of Courtland, Va, vanished
yesterday when the Postoffice De-
lpartnent commissioned B. A. Will
:liams to take her place. Mr.. Will
dams visited the Postoffice Depart
ment today with Congressman Hol-
Hand, of the Norfolk district, and got
This commission after bond had beer
approved.
i No fight was made in Miss Tyler's
ibehalf by any member of the Vir-
ginia delegation. Congressman
Holland, in whose district Courtlant
Ills located, said that in recommend
ling Mr.. Williams he carried out the
wishes of the people of that com
immunity.
An effort was made some year.
/ ago to displace Miss Tyler, but Pres
tident Roosevelt blocked. it. A post
office inspector, who was sent tt
tfCourtland to make an investigation
Reported that the sentiment of thu
community is against the retention
fof Miss Tyler, in Office, though mucl
lsympathy is expressed in her be
bhalf. 1t is understood here that tn,
Esalary Miss Tyler received as post
mistress was all he had to supper
l,nerself and sister:
So far as can be learned the ques
ton of removing Miss Tyler wa
never taken up with President Will
son."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-26

WANTED-Two or three unfurn.
ished rooms for married couple
No children. Address 307 Prince
street., Alex, Va. 24-3t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-26

LOST.-One small white and yellow
dog, named Guess" Finder return
to POS S. Alfred street and receive
reward. %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-26

Norfolk Fried Oysters at the RAM
mel Cafe. III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-26
Miner Made State Examiner.

Richmond, Va, March 26.-State
Commissioner of Labor James B
Doherty yesterday named A. G. Lu'
cas-, of South Richmond, State Mine
Inspector, under the act passed by
the General Assembly of 1912. The
money for the maintenance of the
office was appropriated by the last
Legislature. Mr.. Lucas is an expert
miner, having served as foreman at
the Gayeton Mines for seven years
and previous to that he served in
West Virginia mines. He begins his
duties April l. He will be Virginia's
first mine examiner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-26
Norfolk Fried Oysters at the Ram

mel Gafe. 80 - -. - ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-26
Bequeathed Body to College.

Richmond, Va, March 26.-Befort
making doubly sure of his death b!
drinking an ounce of laudanum ant
then turning on the gas, Nathan
White, Is years old, seated himself
before a table by the side of his BET
in his room at 100 East Marshal
street, yesterday and in steady hant
wrote the following remarkable note
"To whom it may concern: Wish
ing to be of some benefit to humanity
l hereby bequeath my body to SOM
medical college. (Signea),
Most respectfully,
"NATHAN WHITE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-26
DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PLASTERS

There's no sense in mixing up ;
Iness of mustard, flour and water ant
getting everything ali mussed up whei
you can so easily remove that pain o,
soreness with a little clean, white
MUSTEROLE.
MUSTEROLE is made of pure OF
of mustard and other helpful ingredi,
ents, combine, in the form of a pleas
ant white ointment. 1t takes the plact
of the out-of-date mustard plaster,
and will not blister!
MUSTEROLE gives instant relief
frdat Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Tonsil,
tits, Group, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neu
ralgia, Headache, Congestion, Pleu
risy, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Pains
and Aches of the Back or Joints
Sprains, Sore Muscles, Bruises, Chill
blains, Frosted Feet, Colds of thu
Chest lit prevents Pneumonla).
At your druggists, in Csc and 5o'
jars, and special large hospital slze
for $3.50.
Accept no substitute. If your drug,
gist cannot supply you, send Zoe: OF
SOC to the MUSTEROLE Co., Cleve.
land, O., and we will mail you a jar
postage prepaid.
Miss c. Bleadinghizer, nurse, Wash
ington, Pa, says: Have use3 Muster
ole on patients and consider it fine
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-26

Winchester, Val, March 26.-John
Gano, aged So, a wealthy Frederick
county farmer, died Tuesday from in
,iuries suffered later in the day, when
bale of hay fell from a loft upon
his chest. He had fallen off wagon,
and the bale, weighing 80 pounds,
struck him as he lay on the ground.