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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-30

I'm spite of the fast that yon have
no ~ FEELINGS against the enemy. and
may not even fear him. YOU destroy
him as best you can On the evening
before our FIRST battle We were sitting
about the MESS table most u as Of
,iccrs % the line None % ny had
ever Killed man. said Friends.
when meet the nrss Russian officer
tomorrow my Impulse will hc to shake
his hand My comrades agreed with
me-. nu, on the following day was
obliged 20 lay a number of Russians
low.
MY Slovncs are thr most phleematsc
people in The world. but excellent sol.
d'ers They shoot without anger. but
simply because they are fired upon
One flgh,s because he Is ON the battle.
Geld and can not do any different.
The terrible thing Is that often Won
asc shot at without being ahle 70 r..
turn the fire hut that is not as fear.
snsNirins as il is discourag,nE. You
learn 20 know what fear Is when Won
oesin TO realise that YOU might he
KILLED without killins somebody flrs,
'uf course have been scared.
That was after I had been wounded
We had been firinE long time and
when next We advanced We came into a
deep sanGy rad. out OF witch We
could not get because ~ the enemy.
terrible fire We nad 10 ne perfectly
stu while bullets amply poured over
rs. That was awful"
Shot Three Times.
The cisie~r omitted to state tAat
whlie IN this position he was shat ,hre.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-30
TO DRAIN ARKANSAS swAmps

MEMPHIS, Tenn.. Sept 20 An en-
gincerinK company of this city has
started work on "a mammoth contract
60 drain tho snnkcn lands ana swomps
Ia Northeast AFkansaa which are sup.
posed 20 have been caused by an earth
quake u century ago. The surplus WA
tor viii he let into the 81 Francis
aud Tyronsa rivera The territory "a
be- drained COVERS 900 square miles. or
100000 acres. which VIII require 800
miles ~ bitches. forty co ms feet
wide and ten 90 fifteen feet deep. Tho
main ditch will Doe ilfty five miles Ions.
The entire work viii cos, a total "
iiie0ooo u a. expected 90 have the
project completed within two years
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-30

ANe eificrr omitted 10 atate that
wa1s IN this position he was sho, three
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-30

~
NEW YORK. Sepi. 4s mr. Won
1ssthmann- IioIlwos. Tho German chan
eelior. early in September made FOR
mai statement 10 the Associated Press
The existence ~ the statement was
knowh. but II failed 10 reach Amsrl-
ca By either nail Or cable. end It's text
has become available through a copy
VI the North German Gazette, Just re-
eeived here. Tho chancpllor's state
MIN, follows
y General Headquarters, scpt 2,--l do
not know what IL thought u this war
IN America. assume there have been
published in America the telcRrnmn
exchanged between The German en-.
peror, che Emperor 40 Russia and the
kine OF England. containing the his.
tory of the events that preceded the
outbreak % the war ana when bears
lrrefutable testimony u how the EN-
peror until the last moment stroye
hard TO preserve the peace.
"Thrse efforts had 10 be- futile. ~
Eussin under all circumstances had
resolved upon war. and az England.
which for dccadcH hgd encouraged the
pntl-9crmau nniionrlirm IN liussia and
France did not AVIAN heraeif ~ the
splendid opportunity offered 10 prove
her often emphasized love Of peace.
oihsrwis. the war between Germany
and England could have been avcrted.
when once the archives are opened
the world VIII learn how often Ger
many extended 60 England her friendly
hand. but England dId not desire the
friendship of Germany. Jealous ~ The
development Of Germany aud rccllng
thst she had been surpassed Ia some
fields abe had the dsalgo "a cruah
Germany by brute force. az she in
former times aubducd Spain. Holland
and France She believed tho moment
had arrived and therefore the entry
~ German troops Into Belgium gave
her a welcome protest 10 take part In
tho war
Forced 10 Eater Belgium.
GERMANY. however was forced tDl
enter belgium because she had to tore 4
stall the planned French advance and
BELGIUM only awaited this advance 90
ioin France That only protest WINS
involved as Ear nH England VI concern /
cd IL proven by the fact that already on
Che aficrnoen OF August 2. that H. prior
70 the violation Of belgium neutrality
by Germany, Sir Edward Grey assured
The French ambassador Internationally
o. the help of England IN cas-. the
German fleet attacked the French
coast
"Moral scruplo. however. the Engllah
policy does not know. And thus tho
EngIsh people who alwayh posed az
The protagoniai OF Freedom and Riehl
has allied itself with Ruasln. the rep.
resentntivo ~ the most terrible har.
harism, u country that knows ne splr.
ltual or ne religious freedom. that
iramplca upon the freedom u peopics
A. well AZ of individuals Already
England Is beginning to recognise that
Hhc has made mistake Ia her calcu
lations. and that Germany viii master
her crcmica She IN therefore trying
~ the pc,tleat means To inIure Cor.
many aa much NJ possible In her com.
mcrco aud colonies, by Navigating ia
pan regardless u the consequent es to
tho cultural community of che white
tace, 10 n pillaginE expedition agaius,
ksaou.chau and leading the negroes In
Africa TO fight against the Germans In
the colonies.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-30

"A major took command ~ the real.
ment and We received orders 70 re,ake
"a MN which the enemy had taken un :
der heavy fire. But 81 the enemy
nothing a, an was 70 be seen AS We
nosred the position. though the hail N
shells and shrapncis increased IN f,r,
The flag bearer marched about aoo
PAGES of 20 my side. ~ accident I
'okcd IN his direction saw the white
clouds cf smoke OF RussIaa shell
ana where the Tag bearer had bccn
mere was nothing more 10 he seen.
The enemy meanwhile had take, IN
"'shi and later We saw the Russians
"1dins 'hroush swamp Ther ,h.v
got 20 the River Por. and crossed H.
We after them. shooting. wadine. on, NJ
breath OF a sudden village hehir !
as wen, 40 in flames the nxht tal,ng
ea us like the rays Of hnse 49,
''@cter Their and there We received A
rain 81 fire and saw the enemy h,s
'aSea possession IN food order ~ ~.
''her hank. W. had 10 Tan back moi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-30

Ludwig Enslandcr. the composer
who died recently. lcft several musical
pieces. which may be produced shortly
one 81 them is called "Thc Education
~ Love"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-30

ilonrictta Crosman ls appearing in
vaudeville, presenting plallct hy
Frank G. Egan called zone word" IN
which the entire dialogue ls carried ON
in single words
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-30

! times in the arm, bat continued Co load
his troops throughout tho action.
ut is a wcll-known fact that The
soldier secs very little ~ the battle
ON August "a rarly n the morning We
received orders to occupy low hlil at
the edge of track covered with brush
wood. IN front ~ us was large opcn
field To each side ~ us were bat
/ terics which had numbered away
since early morning Tho result was
that many OF the encmy's shells drop
ped right In front ~ us remember
noticing that while the smoke " our
shells had lilac color that Of the
encmy's was white
so far We nad not been diequietol
by the shells NJ all on the edge OF the
brush wood had been planted "a yellow
black flag. showing that somewhere la
that vicinity was TO be found our gen.
eral STAFF our colonel left ua and
walked toward IT, possibly 10 get or
dors hut lust as ne got there "a shrap.
mel exploded little ahead of him I'm
the air and we saw orr commanding
ottieer IN whom We placed an our con
tidence. go down. After that n was "A
terrible feeling 20 he stiu. From thar
moment on. too, a veritabie hail ~
shells began 90 come. Some sappcrs
who had been busy digging trench
n = the protection OF the general STAFF
s'A' = 20 run. feared that my sol
diors ~, - e-,.,,aw the example. ara be-
gan to make fun Of the poor sappcrs
acoldins them a, the same time. THANK
God. my battalion foundc that funny
and began TO laugh They lived
through terrific shrapnci fire with
not a care and even found occasion for
laughter.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-30
AUSTRALIA WILL
SEND 10000 MEN
TO AID ENGLAND
IMPERIAL EVOLUTIONARY FORCE
ISTtTLE or TROOPS TO co TO
HELP MOTHER COUNTRY.
bUSHhEN ARE MOST DESIRED

Correspondence ~ Associated prcssl
MELBOURNE. Australia. sept 20.
Recruiting FOR the Australian Impcr-
val ENpcdltionary Force. which Is thc
official title Of the army of 10000 which
he Commonwealth is doyounc 90 hc
aid ~ the Empire Is already finished
IN some ~ the states
While In some districts "a special o.
fort was made 60 grt the hushmen from
the country. the cities have frrnishel
The grcater part Of the material owe
Ing go the system OF compulsory mill.
,ary training which the Commonwealth
ont in force ycnr or two aeo Aus.
'T7'iia is much better qualified Go raise
% volunteer army than was the case
at the outbreak Of the Uorr war when
no such comprehensive system existed
The force viii be made up ~ "a !sr
horse brigade and division NJ
fantFy s3l5 horses and % guns
he division ~ 1883 mea incl
officers 5i61 horscs AND 90 gu- one
gran dtotM ~ 1879 men anpen 20
''i' horses and 70 guns 20 out cam
who arr .mrlo,.a /, llttance.-
lies The volunteers hav----------
from thc states ON = tep,o oo
ana shereforc New -
Victoria have oon,rt, ,soo q, ..,,.s
men. fs'' ieF when
January !
ne commander is Busadier General
W 7. Bridges in the force win hs
members Of the gradga,ing class of the
commemorative Military College a.
oun'roon- New South wales. pro.
n"Nn'e'i ~ General Sir Ism Hamilton
'N' aAes' 'nsI1utlon q ,ls Kind IN the
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-30
How Ii Feels to Face Fire
of Enemy i'm Great Battles

Wounded Austrian Reserve officer Tolls Of Psychology
Reeoun Experiences Of Being in FRS, 5aueHis First Killing
Which He Desired Forgot
When One Faces the Opposing This Officer
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-09
Wfatfoilta.

Niin, iaihpaon Sfdn mudrdps Ie
oil eta FSaremme Ranta fuiiuttiin
pois tddItd naipoien maaSta, ettem'
me oionneet mieIiimme faaba ettd
olito ie oifein tottafaan. Waan Min
fuitentin oil, ettei ferinnpt malfene'
maan mield pdirpd 2:nen beindfmus'
ia, Putin fIaremme Toi idttdd tdmdn
fatoomaiiuuben ia pufea pddaenfd
fotoomottomuuben. Wainaian iddn'
nDfIet fdifettiin moon pofpeen 5 p.
tpaan mind en- ioanmt Qua %IuonnoI'
Iiiesti ioapurpiIo find f~oatioioufos'
Ia, iofa tietentin muobostui fuureff.
Din amaiasia. iosfa oIin firtosia
inalia ia iItapdimdqd oItiin fobni
fefferisTd 6. Wden formiIa, josie
pibin mpbs pubeen ia IauIotmme
Sionin aunteIeesta. 7uIoia oil
8 6 so. Npt oIen GibnomisIa Du'
lutbiin menosfo. SumoIa iobba mot
Cant ia fesfusteIut d. m. toimet 70.
foufiemme oifono port Ariburisio,
:. 8. 8.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-09

- Milti pnoIelta tiuIi pubaItaai
Spmrseon oil ferran maaIla erddr
~pStdmdnid Iuona, iofa oil rafen
mittanut ~itieaeen uuben laton. 2a'
toIIe oil bdn pp%stpttdnpt tiuIitpiirin,
iosfa oil f%iriotus: rSumaIa OH roe
fauS.-
Spurseon fpfpt bdmmdstpneend;
rWinfdtdbben oIet maIinmut tuuIi'
piiriin Teuoiien firiohfien? Gtbdn
tarfottane, ettd Sumalon raffdus on
pbtd bdiIpmd futn tuulipiiri?"
st iuinfaan", mastafi bdnen 49,
tdpdnid. rEuo firiotus tuoaa mii'
risId on main muistuttamaSIa met
I'd fiitd, ettd militia taboIta imuli aino
fdpneefin, SumaIa fuitenfin on Ia
ppIpp raffauteno." i.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-09
U1bdn v~aStinetta.

Rosfa ndbdpdiDinen firioitufieni
tdmdn Iebben 26 numerosfa, on
iaanut fifTi iuuren buomion oiofieen,
ettd Mmerifan Suomettaren Gfa on
fen iubbosta painaman ianania ia'
nonut fefd mpDSfin idmdn Iebben
niime numerosIa erds nimimerffi
u s.. mieIipiteenid Iouiunut. en- mall
ia ola mindtddn fiiben tpieId muu.
tamaa fanaa Iliddmdttd.
GIaue baIuan paan buomauttaa
ettd Ell firioitufieni o0ut tarfoitettu'
faan monipuoIiieffi. Wtttd taas tu'
lee 9Iuitoion menettelppn Suomi,S p.
nobin firfonisfofoufien iubteen, fiitd
en- 5ano mmutn, FUN etid mieleSidnj
Ie tefi niiIaasti naifenemoua. Wiffi
pitdiIi aaniauisfirffofunno ddnen.
fonnattaion iuomi fpnobilaisten
pienimpiatin opuia pIistdd, fun
ferran SuomtS pno biIoiSten ddnen.
fannattoia iefee iuuri pdinnastoisto.
gIuttoio Iebti on 6arcoctin pappein.
f~ofoufien idlfeen oIut pubbos iuo'
mt ipnobiIoisten parioamiiesta ia on
fen paIstoiua ndfpnpt poon pbtp.
misofiaa puoIustopid firioituffio,
Fun Ftdtuastoin Mmeritan Suomet.
taren meIfein iota numero on fiidI'
tdnpt miqoin m%infinIoiFa 3anioniS.
f~irtfofuntoa fosfemia f~irioituffia.
Suom. omot firi. miIloin on,aa MT
meddn miIoin nimim. fdpttden,
IeIostaneet 0:tirftotunnon aIfu.
perdd, fen poppien Fntsipmdti6.
mppttd ia muuto fitd fosfetpoo, ta'
paIla, iofa ct i~uinfoon mot ola
HIDsrofentomoa pbtpmisoFone. u,
merriam euometar on oIut niine
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-09
Kansan kirjeita.
Sron WeIt, isis.

paiffafuntamme on fpiel6fin bp
min biIiaista, niinfuin ebeuiiesff
ftrieeSidni mainitfin. Edtd firiot
taeeiani on bpnin Idmmin. 2eIi
ndpttdd bomin IupaamaIta beinddr
ndbben tdud pmpdristDnd. miim,
firieesIdni mainitfin WiIiami 2apis
ia. ettd bdn ldbetettiin MorsfieIbiin
Bis, IeifattamafTi ia mt ban or
paIannut FItd matfaIta, mutta fpI
mdnd ~ortnsia. 9dn iuotiin Mars'
IieIb'ista tafaifin Sron 9eItiin Is
p. feIdfuuta. 6autauS toimitufIer
pitt pastori so. SO. WiIen. 2unIioi
ia oil baali tdpnnd. fpiimeiIen Fer
ran ferdptpneend 10. 2apin maoI'
listen iddnnDsten Dmpdriue. 6erro
iunattoon 5anania fuulioiue, minfd
iindfin tiIoiiuubesia iaimme fuuaa,
Sdnen palmeIiiania iuun fautta.
Woinitin piime firieesIdni ettd
2appia iend tuifiiaan. miten on
leitfaus tebtdmd Ia onto ie menes.
tpmd. Sdn Ieifattiin 2:nen pdimd
feidf., tiistoina. iosia oil mposfin
fiGoin Idsnd tdmdn firioittoia fatio'
masIa FUN Iddtdrit tefimdt bdnesia
IeiffaufIen. S%nneuiIesti meni Ieif.
faus Idpi ia bdn ell pield fofIi
miiffoa idIfeen Ieiffoufien. oiud
mdIiqd futiuii ban tpaimonia fob'
besti tpf5nId tnIemaon. mutta Fun
mills 2oppi:meni inne toifen ferrau,
bdn fobtoFtin miebenid fpImdnd.
6erra oil fuiiunut DIR. 2apin pots
fuoIemon foutto. WiFs ei i%oanut'
faan endd bdnta pubuteIIa iuusto
iuubun.
Wrs. 3appi on ouut fpDd ibmeel.
listen fobtoIpiben poinomono. Gnf.
mdifen miebenid, ionfo fonsfo oil
amioliitosfo, Pant Min, ettei bdn
ndbnpt miebenid fuoIemao ia npi
fdmi Tomoin 2opin fubteen, ionfa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-09
Itli$ta et$it JumaIan
Id$td?

gstdmdni, mistd find etIit Sumos
Ian Iasta, mistd etfit pleinen maoiI'
ma? Woailma etfii maan pddltd,
iosia ne toin opatfin, maan niitd
ei ISDbetd luonno0ifaa fiImiud, NTH
Id Fun ret ole Ftd muotoa, iota ib'
miRae feIpaiR." Wutta armoitettu
Sumalan lapfi ct tppbp pain tdbps.
telemddn maaatia, bdn usfaltaa
faiIoa mapaasti Seeiufien arishat.
fen baamoibin ia l5ptdd totiieSti etii'
mdnid field lepddmdsfd pirbeettD
mdud, feImouiIena Eaimaouiieqe
Stale. 2lb, Jos rupean etfimddn
autuasta maan pddltd, mibinfd tn.
Ioffiin pddien2 9erra ianoo ianas.
Iaan: ST ole pbtddn pmmdrtdmdis.
I'd, Ell pbtddn, iofa etfit SumaIata"
ia 1 piet. 1: Is. rEeiodn pitdd pp.
bot oIeman. fiud MIND oIen ppbd."
2apTi usfoo ifdn ianot ia tabtoo
Qua iidn mielminen. Npt Jos bdn
etfii ppbppttd muuaaa Putin Seeiuf'
len baanain ia tperen turmisia, Min
ei bdn fiti lDpbd. Npt patience bdn
fen turpitn rionfa SumaIa on ar
moiStuimefIi aIettanut, nimitiSin See.
iufien", ainoan acknowledgements.
Siind on bdu, MIND Ia Toto maail'
ma Eaipaauifele Stale otouiuen,
Min furiat fuin i~tiesIdmme olem'
mefin.
Rdfas Seeius, palma ipmdsti mites
Iiimme, mitd mertiiemdt baamat
iinun ppbdsid r%uumiisiafi. Niin
totta Putin Stnd olet baapoitettu
meibdn faiffein ibmisten pabatn te'
foimme tdbben, Min pbtd totta oIem'
me ia pnIpmme mertittpind finun
baamoisiafi, emme pddie ntistd Jos
foitammefin, nimemme ppippdt ftr'
ioitettuna niiben ioufosia, ioiben
ipnnit ipaaiimat life 2mnnian GER
ran Ipbdnneren. &osfa pabuute NJ
me fieltdmdttd on ndtn iuuri ia bir'
muinen, min tottapa tlnnemme, eta
Ell meisid mitddn bpwdd ole ia fui.
tenfin SumaIa tpaatii uppbppttd, iota
paitii Ell ptiifddn iaa Sdntd ndbbd."
6ebr. IL: IA.
paetfaamme ientdbben Seeiufien
merenarmoon, ettei mettd muuaIta
I6pbettdii fun 6dnen baapoistaan,
fiad muut tparustufiet raufeemat
manbursfaan 5nmaIan ainoasta
fatieesta. sos Ell Seeidfien Eaamat
oIiIi atpotnnq. min Ell minuHa Diff
pbtddn turmaa. alinfa tpoifin Id.
bestpd ppbdd SumaIaa omistamatia
Sdnen poifania fomintoarmoa.
sSeefufIesfa, FIND roffaasia !6dn
paan meta otouififfi tebnpt onfin.
,9dbemmd main pbd baapoias"
cSeeias mebd meitd! Siind maan
leponi IDpbdn mibouiien railroads.&c..
2iitettp ole, SeefuS rafas raffau.
bsstaF, merestdf ia baamoistaf,
ioibenfa tautta pfiin mindfin furia
raabouinen parattu olen. Siitd fers.
faan beiffoubeSiani! ota rafaS Tat'
ipaaainen STA pastaan Iapiefi beif'
TO pIistps, Sinun ppbdn nimef
fmnniaffi. g. VI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-09

= pppbdmme pstdmdaiTimmin H.
moittaa tufiioiuemme ettd niufan
tpomoiman tafia firiopainosiamme
iefd mpDsfin oiaffi Iiitd ippstd ettd
Subannufien sia nSortb Of SmIpn"
tafia emme ole poineet mind pditpis
nd painosidmme tpDsfenneld, ems
me faaneet Iebtemme tdtd numeroa
ulos tdpfi fofoifena paan ainoas'
taan puolta pienempdnd. WaStai.
iuubesia foetamme tdmdn fortpato
antamaua lebben ulos topauista
fmurempana, mutta pppbdmme Infi'
ioitamme MT tpptpmddn tdbdn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-09

fattiue apotnna Ia aino walmttna
ottomaon ne palstotueen ia fanial
listtrefofuntaIaiiet ia beibdn pappin'
Ia. omat iaaneet tpptpmdiIind nie'
Iesteud potIummatfin louttautiet.
Rummintaan ei ole Muttaia kbtt
Mmerifan 9uomettaren taioue alis'
tunut la fefd bppdd eta buonoa
iuIaistatpofieen ottanut, ruaiffa ON
bptpin luultaipaa ettd fiuefin on mo-
lempia tariothi. So eifDbdn tpaan
iemmoinen menetteIp oIettn frisiui'
iempdd ia frisHuiieIe lebbeue iopi'
tpampaa, fuin Mmerifon Siometta'
rem luonnoton mapaamieIiipps Ia
iuuri funnioitus firffofuntania idie'
MEN mielipiteitd bobtaon, miaaifia
ne fiite oIimatfiu. Witd taaS talee
niibin Ia%inattuibin Ia%uiuntoibin, nti'
nun firiothafieSfani, min ct Eat Hind
ole louftaantlmiIen maraa Jos iofn
niitd ibmettelee. &uuli5inpa melfetn
ettd 2aniaaisfirffofunnasia tuIifi
fpieenalaiietfi ieIainenfin lauiunto,
Fun ie Iainaamani pastori War9e'
Iinin, Min epdfriSHatIeIta Ie ioinnab.
II papin lauiumana. Wutta JOS mt
nd GIaa oifein pmmdrrdn, t6ptpp
ipnpbalaisten piireisfd ielaistafin
funnioibaa, Fun ie ferran on pert
aateA. = So eta mind pappt oItfin,
Hind Gia 10 luulee minuSta liian
Iuurta. Gn ole ebes paptn romtpa'
faan! Wutta GIa luulee ettd oIifin
fitd mitd life Hence.
Nimimirtti u. p:ta fiitdn firiot'
tutfestaan ia fiitd ettd %iulfaifi len
Muttaia lebbesId. &c antoi Suomi
Spnobin firfolisfotoutien pbtpmis.
aiiaa fosfepista festusteluista iel'
pemmdn ia ebtd taiapuoliiemman
fdiitpfien fuin minun npffpuolinen
referaattini". Sa potban oua ettd
en- fo~foufien fuIusta Min palion
tiebdfddn fuin u. 8. Gn ole fitd
lufenut muualta FUN Mmerifan Suo'
mettaresta ioto mastoin ". 8. lie.
nee mutana oaut. Sddn muuten
totmomaan iamaa u. 9:n fansia,
sttd erilaiiet mieIiptteet t~uotaifiin jul
tiiuuteen fdabpaiIesti ia eta amert'
Tan Suomettareen firioittaiattin
noubattaifimat tdtd toipomusta.
2irftofuntain pbtpmistd mp6stin
iddn ipbdmestdni toipomaan, wait'
fa fobta mieItdni falmaaftn lie ola
tus, ettd: n3un ala pitfiStpp min
lie mntfistmufin." So onpa mnuten
pormaa etd Jos tuo, NIT 10 Min
paIipn pubuttu pbtpmishppr,
turbien tperuffeiben tafia tpbiddn
raufeaa, Min olifipa ie 10 ouut pal.
Jon parempt ettd eimdt IpnobalaiIet
fitd olifi .alfaneetfaan, fud niinmmo.
boin ipmenee iuopa ia rtuiimeiiet
tuIepat pobemmaffi fuin enfmdiiet".
So ieIlainen ct ~iuinfaan hiIe oIe'
maan ratentamaista Mmerifan Iuo.
maIaiSten firfoqiiesia tpDSfd.
Cos.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-09

Eaten Iamiumme fpbdmeuifel
fiitofiemme Sarborin ia Sairportin
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beibdr
nellie antamistaan runiaista bdd,
IabioiSta mibfidistemme altoona
CANON fiitamme foiffia muita ps
tdpidmme, iotta meta tapn merritt
pditpdmme iobbosta armoftaiuo
Iabioiuaan muistimai. Sumala, faif
fien Iabioien antaia, Eeiue bpmpp
ienne runiasfdtiIesti paI~fitfoon!
5anui ia peffa Wiettinen,
&c Gberrp it,, MfbtobuIa @arbor, .,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-09
K.iliiiehdslls si'o'u' lahe'yfse' ovs' o'oi'e'
AUTTAJA,
I.Box 6, Ironwood, Mich

Entered % second-class matter January IL
Sos, d he post office at I ronwood, Michigs n
nder the Act OF Congress OF March8 8. 1877
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-23

ACApEMY-"The House of Bondage"
AsTOR--"Seven Keys to Baldpate" icons
edy.)
BELAsCO-"The Secret"
BoOTH--Guy. Bates Post in Omar, the
Tentmaker."
BRONX OPERA HoUsE-"Damaged
Goods"
CAsINo-"High Jinks" Musical com
edy)
iCOHAN-"Potash and Perlmutter."
COLUMBIA-"The Taxi Girls"
COMEDY-"Kitty Mackay." Comedy
CORT-"Peg O. My Heat" Comedy
EDEN MUSEE-New waxworks.
ELTINGE-"The Yellow Ticket" Com
edy)
EMPIRE-"Legend of Leonora." Com
edy.)
FORTY FOURTH STREET THEATRE
The Midnight Girl" Musical comedy.)
FoRTY-EIGHTH STREET To-day. y
(Drama.)
EULToN-"The Misleading Lady"
GAIETY-"AIong Came Ruth" New
Comedy
GARRICK-"The Dear Fool.'' comedy. }
GRAND OPERA HOUsE-Chauncey Oh
colt In "Shameen Dhu."
GLOBE-"The Queen Of the Movies
Musical show)
HARLEM OPERA HOUsE-"Fire and
Sword" (Photoplay.)
HARRIs-"Rule of Three" Comedy
HIPPODROME-"Amer Musical
spectacle.)
HUDsON--''A little Water on the Side"
KNIcKERBocKER -"The Laughing
KEENEY;s THIRD AvENUE-vaude-
Vile.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-23
Former Newark Pastor Takes
800 of His Congregation on
Vacation TO Washington

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Rev. A. Ed
win Keigwin. pastor Of the West End
Presbyterian Church. and 300 menu
bers of his flock are taking short
vacation In Washington They left
New York Saturday noon and viii
not be back until midnight Tuesday.
A few days ago Mr.. Keigwin, nnen-
toned to some of his parishfonerz
that he thought he would get away
from town for few days and have q
look at Washington. There were 50
many of his parishioners who wanted
to go with him that Mr.. Keigwin gei
the surprise of the winter when q
committee Of his congregation called
on him for permission for 800 10 ac-
company him.
Arrangements were made for a spe-
clad train both ways, and every room
in the Metropolitan Hotel In Wash
ington was engaged for their accom-
mediation.
Mr.. Keigwin was enthusiastic over
the trip. There viii be other church
parties during the summer. and the
congregation is already planning 9
more extended tour. which win In
clude a trip to Bermuda
Rev. A. Edwin Keigwin was for
merry pastor of the Park Presbyte-
riaya Church here