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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-05
Kirkkokuntien ybty-
tniSe$td.

qua oIetpnlla otIutteela tirioittao
post. % 81 ,utanen Mm Suometta
resia tdsid tdrtedsid afiosta ieuraa'
Dao:
,SdnomalebbiSid on nfiaSta Jon
fun merran pubuttu. 1dbdn iaaftu
omot faifti iutemani f,rIoiutiet oil
leet afiaue eriitdin i~aofioaifia Tetd
ideid maaSia etid Suomeeia. rNut
toia" lebbeSid pas,ori W,len ottoo
aTian omolta fannoltaan ellie. ytlin
ufiauinen fuin firioitus pleenfd on
Elm, on fii,d ~fuiteuttn muutomiu Fob
tia, iotta oni .niemdt ta%rtiemetu
s~urtoiian erditd iup otrd Spnoobiu
tobtaan, iotta oliiin mieiuummtn
udpnpi fotonoon poieia. Yustorl
lanoo: rYddpoino oieietoon g. Sp
noooieid ult puol,Ielle fsbtptielle
iofa ndpt'GG rid tnboua plemon es
teenG pbo,eipmielIe ia 2dif uief rt'
totunnoefl oIeietuun ie fidu,iele fe
bitptIele. 81 tohbottu nditIdo,
ettd popit onot esteend firfeotuniien
pbo,eipm,1elle, mutta MID tulee Ran
j. uletrrfon poppeibin. owat pc enem
mdn pboisipm'ien puolella fuin f'rt
~totunnan ioienet" &, iuintoon pdd
paino Q. S:eia ~o5etetu ultopuolli lie
febi ptIeue! 2pld ie on Titan raefos
inn Ds. Sos tdmd diff eoeS motnit'
tn ototiumana, mutta ndin norma
no Dditeen6 paotit 5e buomautto
mista. Isl ole III ddn fristiuisid tirt
Coo, ioe!a pddpuino pantoiftn
ultonoifue afioiae. Giet tdetd 9
Spnoobi tee po,tfeueta Iiitd omot
tooistutIena fen iddnn1t Ia ollet'r
ioiuonut moi rooeto, etld mp5e INIT
noaricpetutIeeiu enfmdinen ebto on
mieetobtotreu eparfeliumin pmiS
tonlinen el6m6eid u~efoeia.
Run emme uield IT, ID foiftien
.. ppien oIoiusta pbipmi,estd on lit
an oitoieto idnoo misid ~t'rtfofun
naeia popi, toto moetuSt 'iiipot tai
puoluciaihmat fitd. !Sui c ctin To-
foutTseId ohiat. molempten flrtfo
funiien poptt. atnutin fonnoitirpot
pbmmistd ia pittpdt fen mubooliIe
no ia laoiinot ponfo. io,oen fnmtio
oIia mo,boan top dnr Dltieehtin TIT
taisia, JOS M poeiIemmtu bpIpdtip
i66n.
Mnetirioitanut ei uieId ole fuuqui
muuia Putin eff ioto epddwdd io'
epdmarmaa popia miel'plbettd 9oi
men nitsid on erddn Spnoobin p ipin
ia toinen tdmd postori Wtlenin fir
ioifue. ioefu ilnotoan: ~Olen iiie lei
loiiesTa rietioonotosIa. etten II. bd
mifd diff porempt.S Qpud mei'd or
10 iuuri ioutto molemmtsia ftrff0-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-05
Altman papaa, mlnua ne elpat Ioue.

airpan mnpaa, minua ne etD6t Ioues.
faa.
Wttd tuIee tuobon tdtdldiIen pa.
Iatii toplan inpt5 tieen, ettd oliR j.
ronwoooin Nuorifoieuran iltomosn
idlteen %tonsittu, iobon Wtitna Rel'
toofin miittaa, ct tdmd euulnnut to
Ian obielmaan. Run tltamdt oil pie
bet,p tuli Tiune totnen ioufto, ioth
tansft pant pnstnpn. 50 Jos iofu
~isuran idienteta lie tansfin ottanut
o1ao, Min ei tdtd iomi Min pmmdr.
,6d ettei tdSt6 nubbeltu beitd. Nuos
riioIeuramme t~oreoituS ontin taSs
wattaa NOTWITHSTANDING parempta r
hanteita. 6etstd ct mot ianoa pc
remmin tuin 1euratuntamme tattiSta
ldienistdfddn, ettd oliftwat faiett u.s.
towai1o, mutta ntitd niiStd toites
taon SumaIan emo amuaa tas.
mottaa
80 tosta Feud Doftfielbisfa ia
9 .siemerisId npt on futen WitnA
Relton t,rieestd iaopi pddttdd ieuob
men Opettaio, iofa ptfin ustoitoa
fpnnin ~ioornata ipnniffi ia ormon
ormotft. Min pppbda fpipd: eutnee-
palion Held oneaon ftte bdnen at.
tannan usfomaisten lufu easwanuse
Nitt6 taitaa ola toto 1euratunta 10
tdpnnd. Nuoriio fiead Cat 81 td1
tansieisfa eitd muieia m~aatlmalb
itsfa femuiSia. pappinue ei efitnap
,ndpttelppoitana" tuten ebtd iosiain
muusia ieurafunnosIa ia i,eHd ien'
,dDben ct Tai endd mp1sfddn ndpt.
telpieid tdpba.
Spu6 oltii, Jos b%enseuinen eldm&
nd,n diff feefuubeeIanne mauieels
poinen, Fitd en- muuta motif FUN on.
niield teiid ia Ieuratuntaanne. Git.
nd tapoutiesId mpDs peruuita,fin
tuitti ne ippl6tieni mitd olen tetstd
laui unut. {,
WeGepoeld
W. 20. 80.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-05
Yastori 81 mtaien firiois
tmfiem joboosta.

2ostn Siirtolotnenfin on Mmeri'
eou Suomettaresta 9:teea hume
roos I, lotnounut otiotfeeefa muini
tun tirioitufien, ioeia tostetellaon
past. W. Wilenin t%irioitusta Multa
~iaeio. i%uotonee fiao Ieuroapale:
Ririottoja on ndbidpasii, iofo to
BALKAN tai tobtomottnan pddrin
pmmGrtGnpt postori yDilenid. nimiis
tdeei6dn bdnen lnn5untooon IpplDt
Ietfi e. Gpnoobia mostdan, Fun ~
taos eTittdd fen mielestdni bdnen.
mteleei6Gn buomatta nimpana ero
t%utiena f,rttotuntien toiminnan ND
liud. ppptdmdttd file fen iuurempao.
orwoa, fun fen ettd Re OF bdnep
OF ,iufienia ia buomionfu. 9uobon
palu5untoon Ell mieleStdni olifi tar pin'
NUT fiinni torrata. eifd Re tefo ouui
ainafaan miiIdoSt hortittl pb'pmi-
Zen puoluStnion toboIta, ioloifeno
@ H eIitntpp. find ndmd pittu e.
no stutSet iaattamot belposti iobtao
iihen. ettd fen %fiaon. ett6 helnntuun
10 pGindn fofoutIeen fofoonnuttai
iiiu tofi Sopinnon bontteisf, !, tut
laantin fotoon uhtomielilind, fums
maitin mp5nipm6,td f%ontoonia quo
m~stoofIeen ia Min moi fdubd eti0
nb'pm,Ien fidan r,itelp, ionfd 10
rpiime tpuoIinu on meltein Iaoriit
lutea muinoismuistoibin tuuluwntf
oltaa entistd ubempona umoelIeeu.
Wtuuten OH U:Id ftdli Fun inul
linen moi @ Sp 'oooin fonnooto
fen toiminnon perueteelIo pGdrdd
oirpon pbid buw6t Ippt iobtopdo'Df
Iiin5d, Fun Ipuobll iiflla on tuobo'
Min niein { rrottuun nditieeIeen, etto
3anI ,lief rtto baImetFii oppia ell
eouIuimietpsid Rumpitin ndite fuo
mfea moinittuien firtfofuntien tot
miutao filmdiueeId. Woipibnn QUO
Min, etii II mdiiteet, futen o ".
Ianoo eoelliIesta ia mind oioitelen
Iumoin id~lfimdiNesid, oUat pddr6t,
mutta mt on fiiffein Iopimottomi nil
oifa mdieud niietd.
WpDStin useon. et'd 10 tteid6
mitd ppbdu i%dnoeefaon, eta papi'
QanIo uistirtoeia plee, IA omot iuo
flo Q,iempia phtnmirne fuin beibdn
I,ur ,funiie, II i6ieuisiD, ioten fiiben
fodn et m%uistuiueia oli'i torpittu.
Uluioen muneio e .. QapIeristo,
tietd6tIeni tiibted ipnooitriEen moiii
monnouaiu S'irioloiiesin ioht UT
eanperin Ioniuunoito 9. Opietoilo
untnmisoIion hpndtf p,oripeid to
eoutiesio, mutta Min iorpeetiomon
toiter,lta ia iprtiltd Fun re lie fun'
5alliHsio tuntu, eeit,n. opot he oueet
niinfum eiip6t diff ni,id buomon
neettaont tetden ettd moiteue mouo
monto riitoa m6Iiei6dn ia oioiiiuen
Rien oiteaa Iorpinto'm,eItd Sdninp
rs ueeoa, end %fo'IeIla puoIello ct ole
R,d eoes pbpmiIen birroStoi'eF
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pddiidis $40, firttotuntamme
pddHdieiultaiIu ilmestpp taolea>tn
nd temddnd Jos 6erri iio. SD
moiTimme main,tun iultaiiuu iaooo
tortoituetaon maetoamoffi, Min pm
ban ettG noiIat mireaneIiet |,
muutfin meIiet Ia fIaret l~dbettdifiwd
firiottutiio. runoil fertomnffia Il
zeespia iultaifuun Nuben oliFi fan
puttofpa piiraeistddn 2 pdimd bel
mituuta oIoitteea a:
Np 7. 6aafana,
Bog SIS 2eoo. g. Dot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-05
KeIIcjen ~jaIastimeIta.
80. 30. 80.

Weli GhorIeS Wution. 9olmeS
@ttpstd Utinn. Wuttoidn 3:sia tpfgp
ipptd foboen lutberila,ien ~firttotun.
nan olemoeia Gloon, ia mitfi ON
2aninaietirttofunta perustettu tai.
teenpdin. Fun 10 9 Spaoban firt.
totunta oil olemoSio? Vain gmmGr.
rdn bdnen fpfpmpfienid.
2un mt toeian fiiben mastata,
Min boluan buomouttoa etten pio6
torpeeliiena faiota pittu ieifeo'bim
eifd ptfi,pis perfoono ufuutiin; fitd
inpStd fdn ne monbit afiot ebtem
repeleiimdt 10 nptptfin paraniumai.
fiQaan olepia baamoia.
Run mefin iuomoloiIet olemme tut.
leet Mnerieuan. olemme tddud tottu'
M ,ttomia Min aineeeMfth fuin ben.
tiitnfin toimiin ndbosn. W(e Iuo.
mol iiIet emme ole oinoat oubot
m~uutoloiIet tGbdn mooban tultunms
me; ieuoiiia orpot oleet foiffi mmuts
fin funI uiiuubet oItaie1 ion rafen.
inmanu tdnne Fiirtotuntioan. y,iin.
pd II nptpiIin Iuuresti fupoiiTe.
moiIuubestoar tunnetut omerlfaloi1et
opot muoban tulooifoinaan fonau
uitoa firtouiisia oiioieIa oneet rii.
tai!ia. Wlentiinpd Min pittdue, eud
laooihiin latin toiIinoiattele nia fobs
taan, latio, ~ioieia oil md6rdpe mon.
feutia la ipield, d ruumiiuieto furta.
Fin Mile, ioifa eirpdt usfonaRo,s5a
oleet ilmaa mieltd 2auan Fuen,
on buomattu i%eIa,Iet riiteIem Iet tur.
bttfi, on ert uetolaisten fanefd bar,
rastettu eldd ioninnosia ia topob.
'unut pbtumii6fin nil ten fansla,
ioitten fanefa ennen riioeltiin.
Die I%uomaloifet. emme ole oIIeet
muita funfoqiIuutHa mii5aompia.
~
&un Q. Spnooi perustetiin, oil fen
p%eruetoiut m'eld outoia tdmdn moan
t'rtouiiiin olo,bin. Se olipot oppt.
Meta p,ppeio, mutta eipdt nula
pnlloofoom ediittdnext fanIomme fds
mpofdnioiI n6ieid popoieIa olois.
ia. Ni'npd FUN 9. Spnooin Id6n.
nbt lo,llis uiettiinN Ell bucmnttu tor.
peeli''efi niitd enIin i~uIaistd t ,n5aue
ct p'oe tn ieuuieta tirttoeunnon be.
ruetapoa fotoueia tietddtSeut jobon
'dd"told laottmaan oliIi tuiI attu fan,
i~alaiiiu fautta maan. 9uten olt e.
rdet'n pptdld. ioto oifentti papp In
topndmddn wnohtotoutnsf, iuu.
rempoa ddnimddrdd, tuia iemrotuu.
tin maouitto e~oustalat Ndmd 10
oiottoa, etid tanfa n6ft tirtottpu.
noeia pappiS waItoiIen IoiotIen; ei.
I'd it'd postaan olm IA.
nomatta. finomoleboet fpqd fen le.
ititi, iaa fonod ielti liitoofin pobat.
i Idmdn lidfR ct i~aornottu tpa.
soota outuuoen stp ,nteliumio. lut.
beriolotnen oppi oil b.ct,ld fen Tunn.
nan mufaon otnoo o,tea, ioto ebus.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-05
SuoG nlmclli, Ell fiitns!
@. Hautonen,
2otoonfuifuio.

pnsiori W MnttoIsue pnnd 2sbh
Tar ren, DapeIiutien. ia Nem Dnf
UtiuRn ieur funtoIoifi0e niisid po
pots,o rattopben lohioisto lotto DIET
te mt. mtIe foonneet Galumettsfd Pau.
spon tessdneen lotrowob tnfon Tor
tpoutletF ia p, s,ori ynttoIen fautta
Idbettdnee, So 40.
Sumolo on roffautenne poIfhietpa
spaubursfosten pI5snoufemtfesio.
Welieubeud
3. 9. 2hieroos ia perbe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-05

8 . 6 ,lumetieia tlo 10 ap
Is p 6 ~,lumetisia tlo 10 up.
% p gowtps'ontsfa tl' op.
Z 6 2uieroos
Calumet, Uttcb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-05

tunnisio, iotfa tiebdmme mitd olifi
parempi. Nutta nbtpmistd on oiet'
tawo idttden Ipriddn taitti paitout
Jet pitfuolot ia tenties tatferuuoet
Suuri pbteiren aHo on oietettama
taitfien ptftpisofoitten pldpuolele
glpt ei ole alta endd tebbd ippt1tfd
tummaQetaan puolelIe; Jos nttd t. b
botoan tebod, toboistutoot ne iiieem
me tun emme ennen ole tdtd oiiau
Iaaneet efiae. Gnfimdiista frtstitpis
ID Ianotttin: .8aitofaa tuinea nc ri
eaetapat toinen toiStaon Git1 Rtd
iaifi ianoo nptpoian trtstitpistda 81
ipp,ettp. ettd popit ne opat tdtd at
ga este0eet. Ga tiebd onto 5e be,S
ia ptfin oQut Inn, mutta tdsid pap
peintofoutiesIopo ie ndboddn. Sos
niin itdfpdstt fdmif. ettet idmd ofu
miel6 menestpif. toirpon ainotin ct
,eim6t papit ottaifi hfe0een fitd hid
pedpilteuo, ettd ofia beibdn erimie
niputenid tafta olif rauennut, waor
end. Jos niin onnettomostt pttdift ia
pabtua, fen tarine nio Iati tapabtuc
allan ioubuttuo fen mp5bempiin mot
beifin. Wdtottao NINE, ettd Suma
la antaiFi ptRmielippoen ia rottau
ben bented fetd popei0e ettd ieura
tuntien idieniQe. y. r."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-05

Sos fppt1tieni on perdt1in motn.
ban mind fen peruuttaa. Ga tunne
lobemmin 9 Spnoooin periaatteito
tdsId fubteesia. Dtind waan gfnn
tertoiiesti perustin tuon ipntDtfeni
ii,ben maatimutlee mitd efiintpl nit.
meiIeeid pbb,stpneesid poppienfoto
utieeIl 9. g pappien puolelta, luz
fuunottam malta pbtd poitfeusto, aon
Iautefrfon papeille be,odn albaiieen
nmieip siaI ,onia ndhoen. Sttte mi
I'd tulee Suomi Opieton feminoori
opetutieeu, fi,td pppodn muisiutfao
parin iamoon lnitotieen fuuluman
oppiloan Ar 90 : 3orboien ia Su
10 & g T IN firioimeta Suomen
6 nh SO Yboisrptien Nuoriioliiton
leboen ,Nuor,iou Ystd'pdnA mime
Ioulufuun Is p:dn numerosIa. iosia
m nj. t r~ioiitonat ieurdomasti:
y1ermebops Snomi Opistplta!
9dmd ,ermebbps on ebtd enfimdi
men laatuaan y,uoriion y 'tdmdsid
useomme, ettd iofu tdmdn lehben
lutiioista SuomeeIa on fuulut iota
Elm @uomi Opistosta, iota On Zine
r,fan 1uomalaisten ainoa friStiuinen
touluIattos.
TddQd 10 ,Imistetann Nmerifan
iuomolaiSta muoriioa eri %opptoloiue.
OpistosIamme on morina,iesti mel
Id oIoStoo: malmiStapo, ofuteemi
men, fouppas ia iumoluusopiuinen
~oioSto eli ieminaari. SppiIlita on
tdtd uptnd 80 ia m%ofituiiia ppettoi Ito
Ietir mdn. Sumaluusopiu'iesil oius
toeiI on ainooetuon fuuii nuortn
mieetd palmietumoe5l epanfeliu.
mia %Iaornaoion mirtaan.
SurtotaniaeIamme nouiiIemaan
torpeeu idboen fuifi iemiuoarieiam
me plio patton enemmdu. Sumolo
tuitentin iiunottoou rdmdt barmot,
eitd beistd faeruoii %iemmoiiia Iaor
uomeb,d, ioitd ilIe men,fiipat pp
hGdn ,Seeiutien tnu,in iominto peren
tauita" (6epr 10: l9) etmditd rs
idili lu~nasieuuid iielulu Iinne meme.
mastd (Ututt %: 49, niinfuin iuu
ria ola popeistamme ietee tdoud pie
raoua moola.
9etle SuomesIa olepiue uiein fu
nataan idm6u moan olot bpnin inn
tisid m~dreieid. Wtuttl fpud tddu6
on moloiIintin toblia
Scumola fdfttdmdti1 m6sId armoS
iaon on ontanut mellle muuto mia
ripbmidein" Iaarnooiic, futen poo
mol, n,mittdd itiel ID Il aor 1: 2l)
peipan iiunatueta moitutmtieetoon
on mopi raobolinen pdaeipt iiiben
mopouteen. iobon 2ristue on toitti
,bmiIet mopobtonut (6it 5: y
Sodud Spieton ldbe,fupoeeId oiue
telee uisitd ormolupito, 10 fI MT
mrellu tlcIlp oDotiamnt rnfneteituo
puimentonIa bdnen miiii fuutouitu
tee'd'eel'd iuom'mo,f lItaon- sd
ouut tuntiopettuianofin opiotoSium
me ia toipotta ,uoett mlee Woetepes
tin olemaan Sumula ontafoon nd
uen y rbeineen Iiopua tam { onnelli
iesii ia wirt,etpneend iulistomoon
MD eoeueentiu ,eponteliumia met
ban uutuubeetamme1 Isl 1: y3)
Sofu teistd mormoantin fpipme:
Ytuita mtten Tiend euomi Op,stosia
eleiddnf
Gimme mot eriti8in ilobuttapto uu
tt'a teiue antaa Ruitenfin poimme
moi"tta. eiid meitd on 10 muutomia
ioile rerponteltumt On SumoIon mot
ma outuupeffemme1 (R,om 1: I6)
Oemme i~aoneet Sumalan ormos,o
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-05

Eusered as s~econd-elass matter January IL
ps6, at ne post office at lronwood, Michigan
snder the Act o. Congress OF March 3. 1879.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-22
WILL RETIRE IN
FAVOR OF CARRANzA
Carbaja| Does Not Want Mex
lean Presidency.
&i<ssat.a,z

Washington, July 17.-Francisco
Carbajal, successor to General Huerta
as provisional president of Mexico, ad-
vised the United States government
informally that he intends to retire in
favor of General Carranza, the Con-
stitutionalist chief.
Mr.. Carbajal wishes only that a
general amnesty be proclaimed and
protection given to the property Of
those who opposed the Constitutional
lists.
This statement of the attitude of
Huerta's successor, together with the
announcement from Monterey that
Carranza is willing to enter into snego-
tiations with Carbajal relative to the
transfer of authority at Mexico City,
is regarded here as practically assur-
ing cessation of hostilities and the
restoring of peace in Mexico.
The views of Mr.. Carbajal were ex-
pressed in detail to Secretary Bryan
by Jose Castellot, former member of
the Mexican senate, who called at the
state department with personal tele-
gram which he had received through
the Mexican embassy.
It was the first communication be-
tween the American government and
the Carbajal administration.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-22
Turner n all

Program of Glasses in Gymnastics.
Boys class, ages 6 to II: Wednesday
afternoon, 4:30 to $50; Saturday fore
noon, 300 to 1O:15.
Boys class, ages II to IA; Monday and
Thursday afternoons, 4:30 to $50
Youths class, ages Il to IT: Monday
evening. 1880 to 8:45 and Friday eve
ming, 1870 to $780,
Girls class, ages 6 to II: Tuesday after
noon, 4:3O to $50, and Saturday fore
noon, lois to 1880
Girls class, ages IL to Is: Tuesday and
Friday afternoons, 4:30 to $50.
Misses class, age over Is: Wednesday
and Saturday evenings, 1870 to $50
Ladies' class Thursday evening, 800
to 800.
Mems class: Tuesday and Friday eve
nings, $3.50 to 9:45.
Fencing class: Sunday forenoon, 10. 90
to 1880.
Sunday School: Sunday forenoon, 1890
TO ll:45. HERMAN Helm,
Instructor
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-22
EFFORTS ARE RED0uBLED
Washington Officials Anxious to Bring
About Peace.

Washington Officials Anxious to Bring
About Peace.
Washington, July 19.-Efforts aimed
at restoration of peace in Mexico were
redoubled by administration officials.
They were iR direct communication
with Carranza, urging him to pro-
claim general amnesty for political
offenders, and in touch with Zapata,
whose forces frequently have appear
ed almost at the gates Of the capital.
It is hoped to bring Zapata into
harmony with the peace program,
which contemplates the quiet trans
fer of power from Francisco Carbajal
Huerta's successor, to the Constitu-
tionalists.
Carbajal, it is believed, is ready to
surrender his Office at the earliest op-
portunity In his address to the rep
resentatives of the powers at Mexico
City he reiterated that he had no per-
sonal motives aside from helping to
put his country's affairs in order.
General Carranza, the Constitutions
alist chief, has sent a commission to
Celaya to meet the three commission
ers sent from Mexico City by Carba-
jail with authority to arrange for the
transfer of authority to the Constitu-
tiOnalists.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-22

Court Asked to Compel Directors to
Return Moneys Alleged to Be
illegally Expended.

Boston, July 18.-The appointment
OF receiver, special master or other
official to prosecute claims aggregat-
ing $306,O00,00O against defendant di-
rectors of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad is asked in a
suit filed in the supreme court here.
The action is brought by Whipple,
Sears & Ogden, representing minor
ity stockholders of the company.
The suit, in which the attorneys re-
Gently demanded that the directors
join, is designed to force restitution
from those responsible for funds al
legged to have been illegally expended
in building up the New Haven sys-,
tenn.
Judge Brady issued an order of no.
tice returnable next Friday to show
cause why receiver should not be
appointed and why an injunction
against the disposition of the defend
ants stocks should not be issued.
Wealthy Men Defendants.
The defendants, who include vari-
Gus New Haven directors since 1903,
and estates of deceased directors,
are: William Rockefeller, Charles M.
Pratt, Lewis Cass Ledyard, H. NICK.
Twombley, George McC. Miller,
George J. Brush, James S. Heming.
way, A. H. Robertson, Frederick F.
Brewster, Charles F. BROKER, D..
Newton Barney, James H. Elton, Hen
ry K. McHarg, Robert w. Taft, Will
lam Skinner, Charles S. Mellen, Alex
ander Cochrane, J. P. Morgan estate,
Edwin Miner estate, De v. Warner
estate and Amory A. Lawrence es-
tate.
The litigation is in the form of an
equity action entered by the attor-
neys as trustees under the will of
Olea Bull Vaughan. They own fifty
shares of New Haven stock and bring
the action Tin behalf of themselves
and all other stockholders of said
corporation, who may become par
ties
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-22
CA|R||BA!JA
J EC0M !
? RES D'|EN :
Huerta Resigns and
Leaves Capital.
.FLAYs UNITED STATES A
Dictator b|ames Americans for
Mexico's Troubles.
.FLAYS UNITED STATES

Mexico City, July 16.-General Vic
toriano Huerta resigned from the pro-
visional presidency of the Mexican
republic and his resignation was ac-
copied by the senate and chamber of
deputies by vote of 121 to II.
Francisco Carbajal then was ap-
pointed president and took the oath
of Office at the joint session of depu-
ties and senators.
Huerta's resignation was submitted
through the department of foreign re-
lations. It was read in the house and
was greeted with cries of viva HUI
erta." It was referred to the joint
committees Of gobernacion.
After brief consideration the COM
mittees reported, accepting the resig-
nation in the following terms:
Article I've accept the resigna-
tion presented by General Victoriano
Huerta as president of the Mexican
United States.
Article 1--WE call Licentiate Fran
cisco Carbajal, minister of foreign re-
lations, to assume the presidency"
A ballot was taken and the joint
session approved the report
President Carbajal proceeded to the
national palace under an escort of
presidential guards and all along the
way was greeted with tumultuous
cheering.
In his farewell message to the con-
gress Huerta bitterly denounced the
attitude of the United States during
the present rebellion and blamed the
Wilson administration for many of
the troubles affecting the republic in
recent months
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-22
GENERAL 0RTEGA is DEAD
Villas Favorite Officer succumbs to
Typhoid Fever.

Juarez, Mex, July Sword has
been received at Villas headquarters
of the death Of General Torribio Or
tega in Chihuahua City. Ortega died
of typhoid fever contracted during
the Zacatecas campaign. He was
Villas favorite.
General Benayides has arrived in
,Juarez on a special train for medical
treatment. He, too, has typhoid fe-
yer. American military authorities
have granted an informal request
made by the Villa officials to permit
Benavides to enter an Ell Paso hos.
pita].
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-22
MORE TIME FOR PAYMENTS
Extension for Ten Years Of Irrigation
Project Costs.

Washington, July 17.-Extension OF
the period from ten to twenty years
in which settlers on irrigation projects
in the West may pay back to the gov
eminent the construction costs is pro-
vided for in bill before the house.
President Wilson, Secretary Lane,
officials of the reclamation service
and others have approved the pro-
posed extension.
Thousands of settlers are said to
have found it practically impossible
to meet their payments to the gov
eminent within the ten-year period.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-22
CARPENTER WINS ON FOUL

tGunboat Smith Loses Fight in Sixth
,3 Round.
London, July II Georges Carpen-
tier, the young French champion and
the only pugilist Of premier rank
France ever contributed to the game,
was awarded the decision over Gun
beat Smith, the American fighter, on
a foul in the sixth round Of the fast
est heavyweight fight Londo ners have
seen IN many years. 5s
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-22
SHIP GOES ASHORE IN FOG

Three Masted Schooner Probably Will.
Ee Total Loss.
st. John, N. B., July 49, The three
.masted schooner Jennie A. Pickles Of
Annapolis, n s., went ashore at
Chance Harbor, twenty miles down
the Bay Of Fundy, during thick fog
and at half tide her decks were
awash and it was believed she would
be total loss. The crew reached
shore u
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-22
INTENSE HEAT KILLS MANY
Hot Wave Strikes East and People
Swalfer for Three DAYS.

New York, July 19.:-Three dead in
New York, six in Philadelphia, two in
Boston and several in other Eastern
cities was the partial list of victims
for the tWenty-four hours ending at
8 a. M of the heat wave that has
made all the territory along the At
Ilantic seaboard swelter for three
days. 8
There have been scores Of prostra-
.tinns sa4
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-22
AGAINST JONES CONFERENCE
Senate Democrats Oppose Discussion
Of Appointment.

Washington, July 19.-Opposition
to conference among senate Demo
Gratis on the nomination of Thomas D.
Jones of Chicago for the federal re-
serve board developed when it be-
came generally. known that one had
been suggested by the administration
senators. That no conference would
be held was asserted by Senator Kern,
chairman of the Democratic caucus
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-22
DIAMOND TRUST is FORMED
Companies in Combine Control Near
w Entire Product.

New York, July 19.-Notices of the
signing of an agreement between
three of the largest diamond produc-
ing companies, controlling about SO
per cent Of the worlds supply, to cur
tail their yearly output have been re-
ceived by diamond brokers here.
The effect of the agreement, one
broker said, would be to put an end
to competition between the three
companies with the result that prices
would be materially increased.