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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-11

- Jober brberefte
.oiie,,,i,,tem Ell Meffe GaI ra oaq,ldif
Snport "a gfsport reoe Don..
I1norfs aor1,iu1port Mar i1,genlu,1be
operitiger Datning Of eget Gorbruig,,
ligeiom Sens Si1fterefsport er ganife
normal. All
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-11
soHoorBof
WANTED

For steady. summer.
part-tims. essy work.
Must b bright. neatly
dressed. and under four
teen years Of are Give
references and mention
day and hour whom par
ent will como with bog
for interview. Good par.
splendid training. Write
TO Boz cara, Advocate
oft As AU M
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-11
SMALL CATTLE OFFERING

KANSAS CITY. Mo. June g.
Beet grades are ten 70 fifteen cents
higher than Monday. and knle.s
are apparently In need Of cattle
8ix loads OF Great Western Sugar
company stccrs. the main offering
here today. soid readily at firm
pricco, ss.sb and $50. and as
many more would have found out
lea ~ che same price. The week
shows the customary shortage OF
5000 head from same week last
year. Every Western market show
81 a b1g deficit In May cattle sup
ply, with the single exception 81
Denver, which market had more
through cattle 20 she Northwest
ths year, and the total cattle sup-
ply at nfne weAern markets In May
was ~ per cent short Of May Lac,
year. The wheat harvest viii make
a eoor market here for butcher cat
tic all summer. particularly aa no
ecction seems able 20 contribute
cattle freely. The army worm In
Missouri may drive In some cattle
next week. though the pest l. work
ins only In local spots. Missouri
blue srass pasture cattle brought W
20 80 this vcek. and common steers
down 70 Was. Prime cows bring
f7.2s TO s7.7s. next grade 1915 20
t7.2b. and all cows and hcifers are
ceiling high. veas are shade
firmer than At The low time OF the
week. beat $40. stockers and feed
ore are 20 20 so cents below two
weeks ago. bulk OF salcs ~ 10
1880. Quarantine receipts have
been very light. much a. killers
would IKE to fad relief W thai
quarter from the cattle shortage.
South TctaA graAs stcere sold at
se.5s 90 $3.50 durine the week. and
some medium North Texas fed
steers a. ass. low grade Okla
homa grass steers $3.50 10 $3.50.
Dealers say June cattle receipts will
be extremely light here. and mar
kots will rule strong ~ result.
Spring lambs are SO 60 rs cents
higher than the first al tho week,
good 20 choice lambs selling today
az $3.50. Ari<onss have been sail
ing within ten cents OF best natives.
Texas mu;tons are rs to rs cents
higher In two days. prime wethens
worth 80. ewes tS,sb. goats SS.sb
60 st.so, Receipts are much light
a than a few weeks ago. and will
continue Night for month or ak
weeks.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-11
HIAwATHA WILL CELEBRtTE
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
tspeclal corrsapondence. }


HIAwATHA. June s.--The most
elaborate celebratlon ever held IN
Eastern Utah u being planned by
the peopic OF Hhwatha. Black
Hawk and Mohrland for the coming
Fourth OF July.
The thee towns have combined
their resources for the occasion and
arrangements already wen under
way promise to moro than realise
the fondest expectations Of thosc
who first took the mattr~ In hand.
Tho financial ned has been well
taken care OF by contributions from
the people and donations from the
coal companies. After confemplat-
ing the hst OF candles. nuta. etc.
provided for the children, che Firs,
Aid teams have decided 70 odd stom-
aeh pumps 60 their equipment for
the day.
The celebration viii be held AT
HiAwatha. Usual EXERCISES will be-
sin at s O'Clock at the Amusement
Hall. followed BY field events Tor
the children IN the forenoon for
the grownups In tho afternoon. and
a grand ball In the evening.
The DESIGNATION will be read by
Jay Y. simmons OF Hiawatha and
arrangements arc being made 10
bring IN one OF our distinguished
citizens from outside. "a orator OF
the day.
The raecs and other contests Of
like nature will Be numerous. A
prize OF 800 has been hung up for
the ball game. The first game win
be played by the Mohrland and tho
Southern Utah teams. Hiawatha
and BLACK Hawk have combined 20
play the winner Of che first game.
"A aheoa teams are among the best
In che state. there win be plenty Of
excitement aud the committee on
arrangements - depondinE upon
thas event 60 furniah all the firo-
works required for a safe and sane
Fourth.
To those who gain thedr iiveli-
hood from the mines. tho most An
tereating event win DO tho contests
On First AID and Mine Rescue work.
between teams from the three
towns. Tho companies have pro
vided substantial prizes for this
work and the competition developSS
win be most interesting as the
teams are well trained and deter
mined 70 do their beat.
These mines boast OF the most
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-11

complete First Aid and Mine Rescue
equipment in the West The COM
panies have provided a car which n
duplicate of those In uss by the
government bureau Of mines and
which b fully equipped with evefy
appliance necessary In Mine Rescue
work. The car y in charge OF an
expert who devotes his entire time
TO drilling the teams organized nj
the different towns. and although
II IL deyoutiy hoped that the con-
tingensy will never arise. should
the services Of Mine Rescue teams
ever be required in this part Of the
country, Hiawatha. Black Hawk end
Mohrland will be ready and com
petent 20 DO their duty.
The people o. The south campe
extend a cordial Invitation 20 all TO
come and spend the Fourth with
them, and assure all who will come
a most pleasant and entertaining
day.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-11

4 am n lover Of your godsend to
humanity and science. Your medi-
cine. DR.. Kings New Discovery.
cured my cough Of three years
standing" says Jennie Fiemming OF
New Dover, o. Have you an an
noyine coughf IL a. stubborn and
wont yield to trcatmentf Get a so
cent bottle Of Or. King's New Die
covory today. what Il did for Jen-
ME Flemming q will do for you. no
matter how stubborn or how chronie
a cough may be. II stops a cough
and stops throat ard lung trouble.
Relicf or money back. SOC and 81.
AZ your druggist. Buekien's Arnica
salve for pfmples .--Advt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-11

The U. 8. department OF asrioui-
ture has just isssed a letter TO the
prcss warning the farmers agains,
a weii organised campaign 60 delude
farmers Into buying a cure for hos
cholera under the impression that
the government has approved %.
The cure. Bcnetoi. - advertised en-
tensivcsy and the advertisements
give the impression that thc depart
ment has approved Il.
Il V saii that the same medicine
was rcocntiy advertised a. a sure
cure for cancer. typhoid. tubcrculo-
ala. etc. and at that zine II was
said that the army was interested
In H. All hog owners are warmed
20 communicate with the depart
mcnt or with government authorities
before aoocpting any treatment.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-11
UPPER oBAfPs WILL SOON
RESUME WITH FULL FORCE


IL IL announced from official
sources that the big Utah Fuel coal
camps at Clear Greek and Winter
Quarters on July let will resume
their usual output and that the six
day schedule with a full force OF
men win be commenced ON that
date. The Advocate uadsstanoc
that Castle Gate will also increase
lie present operations. The Damp
of sunnyvsde hos never gst Iover
than a aix-day schedule and In al
probability this via be Increased 10
eeven on the frat Of hert month
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-11
Indigestioe7 Can't Est7 No Ape

A treatment OF Electric Bhters
Increases your appetite: stops tndi-
gestion: you can eat everything. A
real spring tonic for liver. kidney
and stomach troubles. cleanses your
whole system and you feel fine.
Electric Bitters aid more for Mr.. T.
ID. Peoble'e stomach troubles than
any medicine he ever tried. Get
bottle today. SOC and 800 at your
druggist. Bucklen's Arnica saivo
for ecsema--Advt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-11

state Of Utah. County Of Carton
Carl n. Marcussn. being first duly
sworn according to law. deposes and
says that he II cashier OF the above
named bank; that tho above and
foregoing report contains a full.
true and correct statement of the
condition OF the said benk At the
close Of business on the aist day Of
May. 1914.
CARL n. MARcUsnN.
Correct. ettcst; W. y. Olson.
Nell NJ. msdsen. Carlos ounderson.
directors.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before
me this 2sth day Of May. 1914.
J. w. STERLING.
(seai) Notary Public.
Ny commission ezires eth dag Of
August. 1919.
State OF Utah. office OF Bank
Commissioner. I, G. A. 0iazier.
bank commissioner OF the state OF
Utah. do hereby certify that the
foregoing IA full. true and correct
copy OF the statement OF the above
named company. filed In my office
thas 9Th day OF Juno. 1914.
Q. A. oLAziER.
Bank Commissioned.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-11

wANTED-eomeone TO open up
first-class hotel In a new building
Just being erected and equipped
with steam heat win lease Tor
five or ten yesrs - desired. VIII
build rooms 10 cult and am ssre
there n money IN the deal. Party
interested win BE- expected to fur
nish the hotel Beet location In
scofieid. Write or call on Neil NJ.
Madsen. scofisid. Utah. isu.
The kdvocafa doc~ worh RIQHr
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-11

REPORT MADE 70 THE BANK
Commissioner OF the State OF Jr.ah,
Of the condition Of the rrice en-
mercial and Savings Bank, located
at Price. in the county Of Carbon,
state o. Utah, At the tioss Of busi-
meas on the 2ist day o. May. fsfs
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-21

tusta Ia iafIaiIi taiWaItaa eteeu pam
nun pddmddrdn idlteen Fumes ioa'
pun fiiben rouban iatamaan, iosla
Ell tarutiIe endd taimaltaa.
Suonoia a,foia oioittao tddudtm
m. NJ, lie tuin ct iaa miebet ndtn fe
pdiEnfGdn tDitd, ia eipd paI1o pc
rustettaifi maiftopa etmdt cntiietfddn
tp5sfenteIeifi. Toipotaan fmttenttn
feydn padue wirtistpndn ipD oiat
fuin ebtd mielet ranboittum, lotta
lienetudt ioSfaiu mddrdsid tuobuf'
EsIa oIemisn oloieu ieurantieno.
Remdt ilmoien Observation-Disclosures
iobboSta Hence ionfnn merriam iat
r~auttafin IiittumaeIa, mutta Fun tbs
I'd ilmat to5a%antmipat Min fpud ter
pepefin iiGeen p~oloiaa. ToimosIa
on erittdin bpmd eldd.
Muutoin ndpttdd Iiltd, eta friStiI
liIisId mais ia noittaa letpottomuuS
ia enemmdn olua, ia ie ct
ole ibmeteltdmddtddu. ippstd fuin
on pleinen luopumiuen topabhinuf,
Min Fitd on ieuraufiena leDotto.
muuS. 1sfoaiiuus ndbenee pobe'
nemistdnId ia Min ouen ei MOT QUO
luottoa, iosta On tdmd tamola lie
mpttomuus y. M. paifeubet. Data.
namaiaa ndpttad olemat olot miit'
taapan parempaan pdtn. 9erro ct
fits taboo iouten ola, naan han
taboo tebbd Dina tpDtd, JOS ct iaa
tebbd ipotd fristisoniun festuubecia
Min 6dn tobtoo fddntdd itienid pa
fanain tpf1. 2it,os 9erra ettdS al
ma teet tp1td luotuiefi tesfuuoesio!
2iitos mpDs meliiue puheista niin
mpDs peliiue ia fiarile firietStd,
etentin Nu.aion palstoiuo.
Ystdnppoeud,
:. $. 9eimonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-21

losta ia fuuIo iulee Sumolan ianan
tautta, iud ilman uefoa on mabbo
ton feInata Sumalalle." Wutta faif
Il ibmiiet eimdt uutmaafIi tule ien'
tdboen etteipdt faifti usto aristut'
fen pddae, fanoo Depelius. Suma'
la naatii MT tuomiou ubaua usto'
maan, etto ban on 10 antanmt meiae
ij~antaittiien eldmdn. Senpd tdboen
tulee Iaarnota pnrannusta la Ipntetn
anteefii iaamista taitisI ia fanioisia
mutta Ie pitdd topabtua Seiufien tis
mesid, ettd ibmiiet oppifinat paran'
nuti len 1aarnan fautta itienid tunte'
maon ia usfofiwat Seiutien pddue
ia bprdiliIimdt I%iiionin l~auiuion Fans
ia. Don aina iloinen ia riemnuinen
Fun perintDialo muaa on taipaaeIa.
Gen antot mule SID ormouinen en-
moi ftittdd bdntd tdstd armostaan."
Mntti 9asieI,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-21
marauette, micb.
VI. 81. 70.

SubIatiIaiiuuoet MmaIasia muo
bostuipat ibanifTi %tilaiIuufTfIi, iois'
Ia nuoret Gelmn ia Sanna Waria
2auttouen, pnnd 9elmi Mleranbra
9eter5on tunnustttpat usfomanlo
Serraan SeeiufIeen ia nauttimot ems
fiferran Serron p. ebtoouista. Ga
masIa ola tpanbempiafin fdfpipdt
ebtoonista nauttimasIa. Soipon
ettd nuoret muistoifirpat niitd fauiita
opetufio, ioita SumaIan ianan fant'
ia iaitte, ia Iitd faIista tunnuStusta,
ionfd Serran 'eurafunnon ebesid
teitte. 3irfon olimat nuoret forista'
meet aisHffaasti tilaiiuntta tparten.
RobnipDpbdstd. ionfa iotfut pstd'
tp6t pIinot Idittaneet iltopdtpdtfi oil
tuloia S.. Samana pdimdnd oil
monia muita iilaiIuufiia, Min ettd ct
fobniue ioutanmt fuin %ioitoin fania'
Ioiio. Gbeud mainituiSIa tiIaiiuut'
fsIa, pnnd iadua ndisid tiIaiiuuf.
fsIa oil mpDs neIi pifti muasiant,
ioten tiIoiIuubet muooostuifpot tpie'
Idfin beritaiiemmifIi. ". SaatIo oil
mp6s 9eed1poobin ia Stamb ou9b'
in Ieutntpila. 2pud minun totponi
on ettd elamdn 9erra Seefus aris'
tuS IoiTi ndine panboiae paItueIioiI.
Ienia noimaa ia terpepttd ebeGIeen
iulistomoon fuurta ia ou%tiaauista
enonfeIiumia TEL iIotiemme Min ettd
tpieId mont murbeeuinen iaiIi Iobbu'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-21
Ketka ovat kut$utuita.
s. $. 9eimonen.

Sofa meta on outuaofIi tebnpt
la ppbdad fu,iumiieua f%utiunut."
2 Sim. /. 8.
Witd tartoittaa iuo Jana, rmeitdA?
Sutfippas tuota %Ianaa. Wfitd on
fen TidltD rmeitd" ettei tarmiiiii IT,
nasteIla. Stappas tue Hoomotun
paitta, ipwentpdf'eii len fidlt6Dr.
&e.d gpostoli ~tortoittaa, buomaa
npt, tdud ianauo rmeitd." Gif6S me
ole faitti Sumolasta pois Iuopuuei.
to, iputein Ia pIitiefdpmisten fanita,
nai fuinfa on oIiaii laito rofas fias
rent ia meIieni, iofa tdtd h!mdilet.
3unle, mitd fpmmenen tdsfDd Iinnl
lie pubupat. Sletfo ppiabtpupt miet
teisidIi itiedTi punnitiemnan inolla
parmaua Sumalan maatopuntor'l'
10, iosta beiiastoa iianfaiff,nen Su'
malan totuus ia ppbDps, iofa Ianoo:
vSeiodn pitdd ppbdt oleman, iiud
MIND olen ppbd." Wtitenfd on oiian
laita? 2pud Ie min On, ettd oIemme
cpd ppbia. 2uule taitfi, faiffi SUI
maIan fdsfpt on rlfottu! Gmme ro
fasta Sumalaa pli faifen, emmefd
ldbimmdistdmme FUN iiedmme.
ga Haamattu huutao: r&irottu oil.
foon ie, iofa Ell faiffia tdptd mitd
2afiraamatusia firioitettu on" So
taas: v2aitfi oipot pois poifenneet
ia felpottomatfi tuueet, ct ole pbtddn
iofa bpmdd iefee. Ell pbtddn iofa ct.
ifi Sumalata, ei ole terpettd paif'
taa beibdn idIeuisiddn, maan lint
moriat ia tperipobat fantopddstd
fiireeIeen asii." Ndin tooistaa nellie
tuo ieIfed ia faiffitietdwd ppbd Hua'
mattu, Sumalan iImoitettu Jana.
Ndin MT matoiimme faitfi Suma'
Ian miban ia fuoleman ia tuomion
auo, SumaIan lain tiroomana iiud
eli pffifddn lafia tdptd eifd Latin iDit'
ten foutta Sumalan ebesid panburs'
fautetufii tlle, fiud latn foutta tulee
ipnnin tunto. Npt fuin olimme faif.
FL tuobon furiaan oiemdon tuIeet
fdrmeen petofIen %fautta, iofo miette'
II Gilman bempamme ipntid tefe mddn
ionfa tp6n fautta tiIi ipntt Mailman,
MT oIemme Ipnnin perineet luonnol'
Iiien fpntpmdn fauttd efipanbemmil
famine Mtamilta ia GpaIta. ,Spnnis'
I'd pIen MIND iiinnpt ia ipnnisid on
minun ditini minun fpnnpttdnpt."
Npt otamme tefstimme alfuIonoibin
fiinni ia aIamme faiIeIemaan mitd
ne nellie pubupat. Rum opostoIi
buubabtao: sofa meitd", Runltea'
ban, dsfen tatfeIimme ettd me oIem-
me faitfi feImottomat. go Min.
0nt idsId tuIee fpIpmpfIeen tue Jana
rmei.d". Sos ct anna ola tuota ia
naa rmeitd", faitfia tbmiIid Min
aatomista asti miimeiieen ibmiieen,
iofa mieId ipntpp a~ristufIen tuIemi.
fen ebead, Min pIet FUN oIeifin lob
foIoinen ia menet tobotutieen. ella
apostoIi iuIfee faiffi Toto iufumme
tdban i%anaan smeitd." Sa mitd ban
torfoittaa MT fitten %ianoa. auuIeban
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-21
Kansan kirisita.
8rucfet. u. 3.


2epdt idbdu iaatfa on olut
bpmin Iuotuiid- On %iatanut fpuith
ia lima on olut ldmmin. Wlaannu'
ielidmme toitpoipat parempaa iotaa
tdmdn nuoben fplmDistddn FUN
minfd iainat miime iptipna len
muoben 5atoua. Dfifddn tbminen
Ell fuitenfaan tiebd ianoa futnfa pals
10 wiIiaa iaaboan f~oriata idilto'b'n
emf ipfIpnd. Wonet rpaarat nbtaa'
mat fplmoid. SIeosii milia pello'ua
on oipau foriattamaa ia fiuoin ptl'
raeIobe panee peuot aiwan mustahe
muuaue. - SIen fuulut ferrottafpdn
eradsta miebesta, iota oil, I%aatunan
pilianIa footufi niIiobnoneeleenld'
5amonut. etia npt ne parmastt oma1
taueuo. GeuraamafIi pofft noun
foma utfoIen lima ia ialoma 'st'
mieben piliobuoneeieen, polttaen len
fofpnoan miljoineen. Sbm'nen on
Sent6Gn. fopin pieni Ia fpotmaton
Iuonnpn noimia mastuStamoan.
NuoriIon oiaston toimesta oil
opettamoinen iuanmietto Ieurafun'
famine fireos5a If. 3 p:nd. Suan
obieImaau fuului nieita pbteislanlii'
ia, runonIauIuntoa, pube: ~Wtttd
Suomen tanIa on fristinnsfolta lao
nut ia mitd ie on fristinuston tab
ben m%enettdnpt", mpDSfin pube:
.naisten ristiretfet", lufemista .. M
aD6rimme vSointu" On pddttd'
mt lemdbtdd fiireimman tplnon'
teon aian. snfmdiiet barloitutlet
on It. "a pm iltana. Gbfdpd ittte
taas uuIiua ipoimiua aletoan har'
ioitteIemaan.
lIeita fanialaiIimme nptpddn
fairastaa. Sobn &uoppala, mrs Ia
mr. 2uoppaIaa Is tpuotias po'ta
on iairastanut bpmin beitfona fenb'
fofuumetta. Wrs 5. Slffa on mpbs'
Elm 5airastanut mupteen omana 10
part miitfoa. NpDsfin mrs yturmt
(panbempi) on iairaana, et fuiter'
faan fopin b~eiftona.
Seurafuntn mme muohtotons
tuuaau pitamddn Ieurafunnan Fir
fosIa emf teIdfuun Z p:nd. 8ofons
oletaan pbteiIeud iumal. npalipeluf'
5eua clio 1 ip. pottapasti fatttt
5eurafuntamme idienet mutstapat
tdmdn fotoutIen ia laapnmat ttlat'
5uuteen. Seuratunta mme I%ailiita tai
ddnindltoi|ia iaIeuid omat faitft rips
pifouluu fdpneet, iotfa omat anita
meet nimenId ieur afunnan firtontsr'
iaon tai nuoriion oiaston ldlentir'
iaon la opot motIaneet mddrdtpn
idIenmatiunia.
SuomolaiiiGe maanptlieltDiue
tuIee oma miIiaIdili5 Goo Cine rau'
tatien marteen mr. Sooiep 2puDIen
talon fobbale. Sn mpDsfin totmei'
ia, ettd fiiben iaaoaan ionfun fofot'
men fouppala.
N6in IuttaiaSta, ettd pastort
g. Wuori aifoo mattoiua oueSiaan
fdpbd mpSsfin tddud pobiois Ol'
totaeia. Smosta protestant ianon:
Sernetuloo! So nston, ettd ieura'
funtoIaiIeni pIeenid pbtppdt fonsia'
nj iiiben terpebbptieen. Wieraita
iaarnamiebid fdp tadud foniu bar
npin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-21
&msielilaiiumoesta.

2un s. Z. Nueieu iofu aifa fifteen
oil Iuunnite0ut tpauoitusretfen Silos
beliian faupuntiin Nmeritaeio pddt,
titpdt fen faupunsin faifti t~irftotnn
not ptIimieIiIestt p~aliastaa bdnet
iuuren pleiion ebeeid. 2aupunSin
ianomalebbet apafipat palstanid
ndiue paliosmffle ia ieurantfefii
tuli, ettd Hueieuin tdpipi tgbiin toi'
min idttdd "a faupunti. Wlitd iitten
iIdlfpdt nun poIiastufiei? Sdmdn
fertoia mainitIi Ieuroapot afai:
HuSieu oil olIut erddn ieurofunnon
pastorina, mutta usfoftomuutenia
tdboen paimoaan fobtaan bdnet
oitems tuomitfi matiamaan naimol'
leen 10 tubannen ooqorin bppitpf
fen. gtdin oIeu Husi ea eli Ills i
tpeelliieSti nla.artpoinen benfilD ia
tuli eroitetufi paStorinioimestaar.
Gen i%iioan, ettd bdn oliii MT tuu'
nustonut tefor ia pobofii, ban foetn
pprfid eteenpdin entiiesId mieIesiddn
ia f%irioitti enfimdiien Dian firioania
raitofauIien Iuunnitelma". Wtonet
milioonain omiStoiat mt bppdfipi'
mat bdnen oppinia ia muoboStinot
pbti0n HusIeuin toiminnon tufemi
iefii. Se lDp'indt bdnen oppir 10
ie uaiIetIi, iofa ltd tppoptti. aaitu
tie tebiiin fen opir mufuau fpuin | >
neafi, Min etta belu6tin oil muta
rnomoiun perustutieua toitpoa on'
neuiiesta mlepoiIuuoeeta, buol'mot
Ia Iiitd, tuiuta tde'd ei6mdeid eie
tddn. 2un mt reb,ia oil fpuip r.
FUN Iiten berftGustoiiet ibmiiet nie
la lniasii nefoipot, ettd Sumolcn
multotunta ,lmes prfi nuonno 1914.
befin poniipat omoiiuntenIo tomon
Fifteen polpeIu.ieen. Ndin Iootiin
J robojn tpuin ia Hueieu iepttti uufiu
f~irjoia. 9ubanIttain tolportDDreid
pantiin Iiiffeeue %firioia mppmddn
&irioiua on poItubiuta mnibin Fir
ioibin merraten. &auppaoiai iaomoi
iuurimmnn ioian bintoa. euei faifen,
iiIeueen. Siitd inrofos fauppoami.
men ia ilmaiiefTtin iatominen. Wuu
tamiue ianomoleboiuefin on moflet'
tn Iiitd, ettH be pnat ottaneet ~iultais
tafpotIi muutomia HuSieIin firioi
tufia. Canaan topaan toimitoon
S~uemeSIafin tdmdn turmioliIe en-
opin bpnatIi, ionfa maituttimer
opat noin oIboiiet ia ionfa tobistei'
na onat fotfonaiIet raomotunlouieei
ia ionfa ieuraufIena on faiten herd
tps' ia ldpeipstpDn bdDittdminen l
ibmisten pettdminen turbala toipol
la. SupmesIa tdmdn Fifteen iobta
jana toimii iniinDDri 9artena ia
futlumot iiieddn 2oniainipdIiieffi
Haamatuntuttiioin ieuraffi.
Xuettelo idmdn Fifteen mddristd
opeista:
1. 0riStuS tnnen mailman tn
looon Ell ouut Sumola.
2. 81 bdn maoilmasio olesIaan'
faon oIut Sumala.
3. 6dnen iop%intonla oil pfIistddn
inbimiuiuen ibmiIen tpD.
4. gIDsnouiemiienio idIfeen ban
on SumoIouinen pffstddn, eifd
enGdn latnfaan inbimiuinen.
5. 2~riSiutlen ruumiS Ell nousIut
fnoueista.
s. !Sdnen toinen tuIemiIenia to-
pabtui no. 1874.
z. Sdnen ppbdnid nouiimat pIDs
1873.
8. Sefd ariStus eta ppbdt opat
MT maan pddad ia otpat oleet FOL
metpmmentd Ieitiemdn ia foImefpm.
mentd folme fpuotto.
8. Sunnustopa fristiuinen firffo
tuIt Sumolon bpIfddmdff 10. 1878
10. 9opuuinen tdmdn oion Ioppu
topabtuu no. 1914.
IL. ppbdn Sensen perioonosto
ei mainita mitSdn.
IL. Snmolattomotfin IopuIta pc.
~lostufpat.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-27
Happy Solving of Waterway Problem

When Senator Bankhead spoke of
the power and possibilities of the
south as white coal he not only coined
pretty metaphor but invited atten-
ton to probably the most vital ques-
tion of the land.
For centuries the waterways of the
earth conducted the traffic of civil
ization and soon they are to be har-
messed to serve for aye as the motor
power of the industries OF, civilization
Sterling Morton has just published
small book upon the inland water
ways of Europe, based upon his OBJ
servations abroad and his conclusions,
while probably fatal to romance in
altering the picturesque architecture
of the Rhine from the old castles to
the prosaic and modern factory, will
prove of vast benefit in the way of
demonstrating the possibilities which
lie within our grasp by initiating what
Germany has done in the way of util-
izing her opportunities in the indus
trial field and surprising that country
for reason of the superior natural
availibilities which are ours.
Mr.. Morton expresses surprise at
the amount of traffic he found upon
the Rhine, it's annual tonnage exceed
ing 50,000,000, and declares that the
Germans have been wise enough to
realize that great deal of the pros
perity and wealth of their country is
dependent upon cheap and efficient
means of transportation and that they
are spending millions of dollars to-
ward the further development Of their
waterways. He mentions Dusseldorf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-27
snow Problem in New york

This little touch of genuine winter
that is being experienced in Birming-
ham will give some idea of the prob
lens which have to be contended with
in New York city each year." said a
commercial traveller at the Florence.
As everyone knows, Broadway is
called the Great White Way There are
several reasons for this. One is its
brilliancy under the electric light rays
at night, then another is the numerous
shining white buildings which fiani,
its course, and lastly is the splendid eff
feet produced when this course, 10
miles in length, is thickly wrapped in
snow.
you have a handsome white way in
Birmingham; in fact, [ cannot recall
any city near it's size and population
that presents a more elaborate display
of electric advertising and street illun-
ination than this. But this city is quite
fortunate in not having to contend Oft
en- with a heavy snowfall. One would
think that it would be a comparatively
small matter to keep Broadway clear
of snow, but l believe the expense in
Cured in clearing this great thorough
fare of its frequent snowfalls is much
greater than the sum necessary TO keep
1t lighted the year around