davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-08

- auriert Cure GrfaItmng in e.
uesm Sage = nebmt elm tiirtiidcs
9ao i'm Oriental Sotel. (An3)
fr,iol5n
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-08

Semufraten bat #, fuesgerifiem,
Madt' i'm &omsrek srufes God;
@lipm mnb grDan benlen,
Gfeibem iid bic tpnnbem geilen;
8leiben &ameraSem bod!
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-08
&niiiide aaDaIerie iiber
Die &artbe 5nriif.
ge0rangt.


@ebeimnispolle Wifiipn dIileniifjer
Onupfer inter rotem Sirens.
llnbeitatistes 8eriidjt ppm aapernns
beutider arenser.
Effeniiue Der Seittiden itiinolid bef.
tiger, iast Haris.
9rOnprins 8eprg bon Sadpiem an.
gebli6 am 8ein perfunnoet.
EetrOgraoer 9iisen ielbit in SumSon
nidt seslambt
eansiame Gnttpidlnns Der 9inse in
naBOitli6er Arenn.
Sriten melSen geietnng Ses tirfi-
i6sn 9nfens SaD.
@ien meloet amtlif aniebnlidle Sic.
&c iiber Die Serben.
Der oentife &ei6staa tritt am2.
9e5ember sniammen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-08

Sic iinb smte 8ameraben,
Seine beiIern finS'it On nit,
Sn mand' bemofrat'idem Streite
Maridierten fie anf ielber Seiie
SIN sleidem Sdritt nnb Sritt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-08
(gta6 befunnter @eIo0ie).

Cine 9msd fam seflosen;
Wem num beiSem salt fe iupbI?
Gait fe @iliun's memen Sarifem,
Cber 8rpan's britiiden Sriebeu?
Sic seigt bes Splfes @rpQ.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-26
ybtymi$-kokou$ Is p:na
beImik. Bancoeki$$a.

Edrfein pdifpd pappeinfofouffsto
6ancoceisIa 1919 pdimind belmi
fuu!a oil epdilemdttd tuorstoi pdind,
iouoin fesfusteltiin molempien firf
fofuntien puppien fesfen g. Spnoo'
bi ia 2aniauisfirtfofuutien pbbistd'
miIeStd. Saapumiqa olitpat I%eurao,
nai: tobtori :. &. Nifanber; pastorii
&. Mdfinen; Observation-Disclosures
pas.ori Nem Yorfisto; s. 80. 2ano
Nesauneesto; g.. Sc rdnen GpeIetbis'
I'd; g. WuornoS WatefieIbist6; u.
6aoponen Sronwoobisto; u. Nau'
taIabtt Ssbpeminsistd; Wt. 8ortes.
mdfi 6ibbinsista; VI. 2uttinen SouIt
Ste Mariesto; .. Samonen 8rai.
nerbistd; u. aDnDnen WaufesoniS.
ia; g.. Sarmeld DuIutbisto; 8
Wdnttd, g. SImonen ia ~. peionen
6oncccfista, @, Houtanen GaIume.
tista, M. s. 2iufi Soutb RonseIta,
@. 0uufisto Wosf Sitpstd ia s.
War9elin Hepubl'cista. 2anialis'
firftofunnasta olimot Iaopuniua
past. s. s. SiIieroos GaIumetisto;
IS. Hantila MaSi Gitpstd, 20. 80,
DiIen Sronnoobistu. s. 9eimonen
Wtarduettesto, y. Wuori BORT Dir
tburista, .. HuotiaIa ia 5 Saofa'
no GteId Dofotasta, s. 9ir.pi Glpstd
Ia g.. 8. Hisionen @ilbertiStd. Rate.
fiaan fits 10 g. Spnobin 30 popista
ia 8 Roninaistirftofunnon 10 pa.
pista. proieuttiluWutsfa ianottuna
oil 9, Spnoobisto 60 prof. ia 2on.
IauiSfirfoSta 60 prof.
Acknowledgements oil fummon,
Elm firfon popisio pitdupt iuIjetun
fofoutien, iosfa DIipot omosia les.
fuuoeS1aon Iootineet iontunIaiien
pobiustufien oIione. 2aniouisfirton
poppeintofous oil pibettp -SoIumetin
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. poppilasia ia
9. 9pnoobin 6orcoctin firtosio.
Ybteinen fofous, iofo iefin oil Jul
iettu pibettiin 6ancocfin ieurofun.
nan firfosIa oItaen clio 10 ep. pu.
beeniobtoiona toimi tobtori 8. &.
Wifonber Ia firiurina postori q
Houtonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-26

tuus oil bdneIle annettu mitta bin
Ell omistunut iitd. SHidnId iaa iaoin
ippttdd tuin a~utuutenIa pois ~IuotanIa
lyffdfi. Sumalan Ell ole Ipptd Jos
ipntinen tmomitaan.
Naffaat weliet la fiaret iuIista.
faamme abferaan JumaIon autuutta
9dnen lanmaaeen. 2dpitdfddmme
ianaa faffiterdiIend mietfana. Guar.
nataan ipnti fpnnitfi, mutta awai.
faamme mpDs taimas IepoieIdueen.
SeeiufiesIa faifi0e ipntifiue peItdd.
mdttd. Sulistafaamme enanfeliumi
fautta epdusfon manfeiue mapautta
beibdn fiteiStd6n.
pppbdn anteefi faifiIta tpeIiiItdU ia
fiarilta, ettd mindtin Iofeubesia
mastustin tstd forteinta ia foaiinta
opinfappaletta. SmmoIan tunniaa
olen loufannut fiud, ettd mastustin
niitd peIiid, iotfa Iunostustp5n faI.
leutta ia fiitd iobtutpaa pbteista
autuutta onat plistdneet ia felpems
min pmmdr,dneet ia ipmemmdue
ndbneet fuin mind. Glf16n fi,faan
teistd tpeIiet endd lotto Sumalan
funniaa mastaan. Sc pdiptte find
suitenfin lopuaiiesti. 6irmuiIeStt
latin mindfin omaSiatunnosiani fdr.
I'D fuin tulin buomaamaon iotineent
SumaIan funniaa maStaan.
Wieldfin ianon Jos Ell Sumalq olii
meitd autuaafi tebnpt 10 ennen fuin
tdtd uSfoimme. Min mitenfd muir.
beeuinen iaiii Iobbutufien ia mibinfa
ban usfoua fiini tarttuiii, joliet tdtd
10 ennen oliii plut olemaSIa.
rSiud le on 10 finun fuusias ia
ipbdmmesids tdmd Jana usfosta,
iota me iaarnaamme", ianoo apos.
toll.
Sddfad usfosia fpeliet Ia fiiaret
omaa autuutionhe omistomaan Zee.
iufIen baanoisia.
Mntt 9asIeI,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-26

Onto tuomioto? Muuatta ma
paa.oiaiteIiioa pppbettiin erddnd pdi
mdnd fdpmddn f5pbdn iairaan mie'
ben Iuona. Eusfin oil bdn astunui
buoneeken FUN ioiroS fnipt: r6erro
g., oIenssfuuIut teibdn fanowan, ct
tet ole mitddn belpetttd ia mt tab
toifin tietdd, oIettefo aipan mormo
Fitd."
rSIen. pStdrpdni. aipan marina.
81 ole mitddn belpetttd."
rSiis oimon mormo21
rNiin!"
go, Fuoin on ofia ielwd. Olen
iiiefin ntin toimonut. GIdmdnt on
furia ia %onneton, eiia oipan Fer.
naasii menen ipopaoebtoiieen fuoIe.
maan", ia iensfanottuoon otti bdn
rewoIperin ippnpnfd olto.
rSlIfdd SnmoIon lnimesia" buu'
bohH b. faubuisIoon, rdIfdd tebfD
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-26

- Wifd tefee Ipbdmeni palamoffs
M%inoastaan ipntien anteeff iaaminen
Ia tparmuus fitd mot ipbdmeni teb'
bd onneaiiefii ia poIamaffi. Sdmd
on ainoa tie faoba tobeaiSta raf'
faiitta SumaIaan. 2un minuua on
Sumala ia marmuus bdnen armos'
taan ia pstdmppoeStddn, olen on
neIinen, oina onnelinen. Siqoin
olen mpDstin baImfas ia iloineu
iaabofieni polpeua bdntd fpfpni
mufaan. Sos taas faipaan tdtd
parmuutta Sumalan mieliiuofosta,
Min oIen onnetcn, maifta fifteen
omaiFn faiffi mailman ebut. Gil
Ioin on mpDstin fpbdmeni fpImd ia
baIuton tefemddn mitddn Sumalon
mieIiiuoFotfi IA bduen nimeaeen Fun
niaff.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-26
IT'D! 81 ole fttenfddn Min iparmaa,
ettei beIpetid olifi. Saattaoban fpud
lDptpa iuomio enfd MIND taboo pas.
tata teibGn eldmdStdnne."

2astele iunria. StfunnaGani
oil fuffa. astia. iosia faSwoi faunis,
tuofluawa faspin taimi. &ebbet oil
mat iuuri pubfeamaifiaaan. Mlustan.
ioua fuffa.astia oil, tdp'in pebeud,
Run lopieni foipi mtnulta: rWtintd'
tdbben ct taoba mettd lebbiae?" &c.
litin pienofaifeae ippn menettelppni
ia liidTin, ettd FUN Sumala taboo
meibdn be~nSeuiiesId eldmdeIdmme
faSmattaa fauneutta, tuoreutta ia
tuof1ua. fastelee bdn eldmdmme ~
bdnjuuria. 2uitentin on uieita, iotfo
tdsid Iubteesia omat pienen lopIeu
faltaifia. 2ebbet omat beistd faiffi
iumria eipdt paIion tule o~iateneetIi
rW}itF pubua min paIion 2ristufier
raffaubesta" ianomat be = rio
uSfoSta ia armosta? We tarmit
femme ppbitpstd, pbd iuurempac
ppbitpstd." sc on toto. Wutta b
~unobtatpat, ettei ole mi'ddn, ioft
moimaffaimmin ebistdifi tobeuiste
pnbitpstd fuin anfamdua 2~ristitiei
raffauben pirran tunteutua life ole
mufiemme ~iulritn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-26

- Sumola tuntee finut. Grddnd
iItana ennen iouIia fdpsfenteIi muu'
ON rifaS berra Eoronton fabuiua
faifesta pddttden main fuluttaatieen
albania. 2un bdn ment erddn ndpte
Truman obi fuuIi ban pienen tpttDIen
~1anopan !panbemmaIe ~fisfoueen:
v2uuIe, mird tabtoiiin pbben appel.
Tiinin tuplto, ettd mind antaiiin len
dibiue."
!Serra, iofa buomaIi Iapiet f6pbiffi
mutta fiistiSti puetuitii, pppii fiuoin
IopIia mufanaan liitfeeleen. Sddud
bdn fifteen osti BELLE fumpoieaefin
bebelmia ia mafei{ia Min palion
fuin fdin iatioinat fantaa.
rUlifd Teibdn nimenne on? fpIpi
nuorempi omoimesti ia robfeasti.
rWitfi fitd talbot tietdd pittu tpt'
iDieni3" ionoi mieras bpmpiaen.
yWtin6 rufoiliTin Eeiodn ebestdn'
re-, mastoli tpttD empimdttd.
WieraSN iuli nastaufieSta Min iii
futetut5i, ettd bdnen tdptpt fiireestl
potStua liiffeestd.
rgtiin, mutta fDud Sumola tuiten'
Elm tuntee foiffi bpndt ibmtfet", lapii
buubabti mield ennenfuin otpi Jul
feutui pstdtpduiien mieben idlteen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-26
&amiaaiiet ia epdfaniaaiiet
firfoqiiet riemtomme.

Sosfus or ndfDnpt iulfiIuubesia
firioitutIia, ioisia on tatpoua tai tot.
Ieua buomautettu Fitd epdfonIaui'
Iesta tnDsta mitd muutamain tes.
fnubes5amme toiminain l6betpSfirf'
foien toiminta tietdd Waitfa niiben
merfitps iuuntaan taiffa ~toiieen Ell
| lienetddn erittdin iuuri, Iieuee faiteus
Elm paitouaan ottaa tuo ala ferran
pubeen alaiIefTi..
Sos me taboomme tebbd firfoui'
iesIa tpDsidmme iaoittelua faniauis'
ten ia epdtaniauisten %fIrfouisten
rientoiemme Iubteen, tdptpnee mint
tGd faniauiIifFi Militia, iotfa toimipat
FirtoIaisten iiienid iobtamina ia
mpDsfin iiirtoIaisten omiqa fparotls
la, ia epdtaniauiIifIi taofen niitd,
fioiben toiminta on amerifolaiSten
tiIffofuntain paroiIa iuomalaiiep
Iiirtofanian fesfuubesia barioitettaa
ldbetpstpStd. Wuuta ~iaoitieIua ct
oifeastaan moi tebbd ia onban iaoit.
teIu tduaiieaa perusteeIa miti luon.
noniIin.
T6mdn iaoitelun mufaan oIi5ipot
meiud taniaaifia firfforpbmid: Suo'
mi. Spnoobi, Notwithstanding,
NpostoIis 2utberiloinen rpbmd ia ne
itiendifet IutberiIaiiet 1eurafunnat,
|iotta life tpaIitemot poppinfa ia itie
mofiamat papiQeen paIfan. Gp6fon.
iaqiIia taaien oItiipat Congregation
nalistiet, metbobistit, unitaariIet,
poptistiIet y. m. ieuratunnat fefd
peIasmsarmeiia, ell pIimaleaan fait.
ct ne Ieurafunnat. ioiben opettaiat
on oiettonut ia paIffaa iofu ameri.
faIainen fi~rtfofunta.
WitG tdbdn tduaiIeen firfoIiSten
toiminta rpbmdimme iuoitteIuun tuIee
Min ie luonnouiiesti fosfee pf5ino.
maan main Iitd puoIta firfoui{esIa
tp1sId, iofa on iuuremmasIa taiffa
mdbemmdsid mddrin ritppumatonia
life ustontunnuStutieSta 2uonnoIis
Jena aTiana poibaan pitda eitd Jon.
Fun ibmiIen fuuIumiien iobonfin eri.
tpiIeen firffoon pbtend fen fdfenend,
ennen faifteo, ia ufein ebfd pfiino'
maan, mddrdd tuon Triton tunnus.
tus. &c on omantunnon aiia, ionfa
tieItd foifeti faiten mum ia fits
mpbsfin fonioIistunnon tdptpp
mdiStpd. llsfonnoainen Sutpaities
tpaiiuus mpbstin tietdd iitd ettd 10.
toiIeue on I~uotatpa papans oman.
t%untonia moattmusten noubattami.
ieen tdsid iubteesia. Wifdli ionfun
bentilDn tuoIinto tirteorpbmien iub.
teen TiiS riippuo nimenomaon us'
foniuunustuiiesta. Min fiaotn ON
bdnen nolintaonIa pibettdmd tdp,
oesid arposIa, toiiofoon ban por'
boafieen liittpd minfdmieliIeen Ieuro.
funtoon tobonIa. Sdmdn firioituf.
len torfoitutIena ei mpbsf6dn ole
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-26

= Matiettu. On'panba itdmaolai'
men tapa, etti Fun tpeltafiria on
mafIettu, ottoa pelaainen Iunostetur
meIfaietelin ia nauIaa Ten lunastaiar
opeqe, iotta obifulfiiot ndfitpdt,
ettd Ie npf on rtafiettu.
Ndin tapabtui mpDs ristiad. See
Jus astui fuoIemaan pddudnId mel
ban ipntimme. 8dn noulittiin ris
title, iotta maailma ndfifi, eta latin
fdsfp, iofa oil meta mastaan Eat
fifIi aioit1 on tebtn mitdttDmdffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-26
80 ..aiaT
nMNSt fSHY LABEL rss
m9tAgysa M$m

- SImoitettamaft or toimiStoom'
me ldbetettp dSfen po;npSta ilmestD'
MT &aIepan Naisten ia &aIemdn
Ritorien pbteiiesti fustantamo n&ole'
painen II" 0aIemaiapdiwdn iubIa'
iulfaiiu muonna 1914.
&c fiidltdd paIio firioituffia ia
uIeiia. fumia. 2ooItaan on teoS 40
Timufnen. Eilausbinta 25c ia faa
fitd tiIata o~ioitteeIlo: GarI s Salmi'
men, 6 Dor APT, Reb 2obSe, Wont.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-26

nitun firfon nptpifisId iddnnDisfd,
ioita obieena fdpttden uubet IddnnDt
oIiii muoooStettama.
4:tfi. 2anialisfirfon pappein tdp.
felpota uuben firffofunnon pa
Imam uutta tntfintoa Jos Fer
ran foiffi g. Spnpobtn papit fotIo'
ilman muata felmpuiIift ia
nastaiinubesIa on Iaarnanirfaan
Waon %ieIaiIia miesbenft
lDitd, iotfa. patti Iitd ettd omaapat
tpaabitun ti%etopuoliIen fasmatufien,
noinat tobistoa iaaneenia Fiduiien
SumaIan Waltafunnan
tpDb5n la perioonauiiesti omistamat
Iielunia autuuben.
5:tfi. 2osfa emanfeliumta on
fdsfettp iaarnata faiteue faniaae ia
fen IaarnaamiIeen on oifeus maal.
lifoiuafin Min maaqiftoIaarnaoia
toimen idriestdmistd uuben firtfo.
tunuan pbtepteen.
6:tfi. Waabimme ettd ~Ieurafun'
niua on oifeuS malta fielunboitaiaf
Ieen firffofuntaan fuulutpista fenen
baluapat fun malinta tapabtuu
iddntDien mufaiiesia idriestpfIesid
ia molinta firffofunnan eIimie belle
ilmoiietaan. Tdua aIfDDn oIfo OF
feutta fieltdptpd/ laiuista maalia
bppdtipmdstd.
Sdmdn idIestd lutiia lauiui muu.
tamia a%iatutiia. On ebbottomasti
uubesIa firffofunnasia aietuitdtpa
emanfeeIiiele fannaIe oppiin ndb.
ben ia JOS ei Iitd %omofiuen, Min al
nafin iumaiten. 2aifei fe~sfindinen
taistelu on bplidttdmd eifd toifiaon
Iaa balneffia. aesfindiieen roffau'
teen on pnrittGmd eifd fIrftofuntaan
Iaa muobostua fobbeaaiIia pappeia,
toilet eindt faa iddbd melipuoIeu
aIemaan. Pubui mield maouitto.
Iaarnaoia tp5Std.
Mdnttd pitt acknowledgements on'
neuiFina Fun pc tietdmdt 10 ieurafun'
tieria a~iatufiet aiiasta. 2annatti
festustelua nditten luetnien fobtien
ipbooua.
9aapanen (Sronmoobin g. Q,
Ieuraf) Eupmautii, iitd etteiipdt feS'
fusteIumme ole raifaiienia, maan
muobostamat erddn tobban tdrfedn
aIian febitptiesId. pubui iiitd mi
tenfd febitps fuIfee marmoien iddn'
iDjen mafaon ia naroitti bdtifDimi
Seimonen (Worquetten &anfauiS'
Ieuraf) pbipi ebeniIeen.
M6finenI (gtem Yortin merimies'
ldbet1tien poppi) iloitIi fiitd ettd fp'
Ipmps or ioutunut uarfinaiieue olal
leen, eitd mibintdau wditteIppa BEN
selftlistd oiioista.
Rantanen (Galumet g. 9. ieurat. J
toteIi fen, eitd g. Spnoobin papisto
moi ne iImon laoiempao fesfuste'
lua ndista dSfen luetuiSta 6 Fob
basta, ioita &aniouistirfon puoIeIta
aIetetaan ebboifIi beti bpmdfipd 1,
2, 5 ia 6 foboun. 6:bes fobta on
pauan @. Spnobin 1ddnt5ien mu
fainen. 5:nen fobbon mufaan on
e.. SpnobisIa b~ariotettu maauifto'
Iaarnaaiatointa ia opin iubbe on 10
tlOut marrasfuun fofoufiesia GAN
coceisIa fpud maIaistaa ie ettd iuun'
tafpipmpfiiin ndbben ouaan idpFn
IutpaiHemaua fannalIa. Gbboitti
nditten 4 fobbpn bpmdfipmistd ia
tesfusteltopotR 3 ia 4 fobban job
boSta.
Rama Mesouneen g. g. %ieuraf)
buomantti 6 fobbasia IuuIemanIa
ettd lanai rfenen baIuamat" tortoit.
taa poppeia.
6irmi ieIitti FIND olepan paino'
pirbeen ia puuttutpan fitd fanan
,fenen papeiSta baluomat1..
,DtnmieIiiesti bpmdfipttiip 1, 2, 5
ia 6 tobta. aestusteIu fiirtpt 3 Cob
tam. Suit fesfuSteIu uuben mob
boliIen firttofunnan minnesota.
Samanen (8rainerbin g. g. fem'
roe eftti @uomi Spnoobi nimen
fdiInitdmista pbbistpneen firfon ni'
mend.
pubeeniobtoia luft 9. Spnobin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-26

Ensered rs s~econd-clsss matter January II
tt6, ID he post office ut Ironwood, Michigan
alder she Act OF Congress of March 8, 1873.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-26
TILAUSHINNAT:
YHDYSVALTOIHIN

RahatlGhetettHk66t joke suorsstaan rahass.
,sI expressi- tai pankkivekseliAs1 stahi posti-mo
Isy-orderissa; dollsria pienemmAt summat vol
uaan lnhettEE I sentin postimerkeissa,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-13

Great combination sale of Waists in
White VOiles and Crepes, Figured
Crepes, Black Lawns and Chambrays,
also sizes in MILDLY BlOuses. Values
to $1.Oo. On sale Thursday ASc
Tor ......
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-29
UNCLE SAM MUST FOOT THE
BILL FOR FEEOIMG MExICANS
Keep Of the Mexican Federals Who
Are TO Be Held at Fort Bliss VIII
Cost $4,000 a Month.

Ei Paso,, ex.-Arrangements fol-
the caring indefinitely for General Sal
vador Mercado and his 1909 federal
soldiers who ran into the United
states after being defeated by the
rebels at oJinaga. Mexico. we're com
pieted at Fort Bliss on Saturday.
The feeding. tenting and clothing oil
tho exiled Huerta forces will be at
the expense OF the United States gov.
errment. Estimates were that II would
cost $4,000 month to provide for
the self.invited guests. Brigadier Cen
eral Hugh l.. Scott has ordered ra.
tons to be distributed at the rate OF
half a carload a day.
General Mercado has learned that he
would be court-martialed IL he return
ed TO Mexico. The report said that
General Mercado had been criticised
for evacuating Chlhauhan. Ojinaga
and other places, General Mercado
merely repeated his statement that he
ordered the soldiers and citizens to
Zee form ojinaga on grounds OF hui
manity because the rebels had ammn-
milton and he had practically none.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-29
MANY BUILDINGS COLLAPSE.
Earthquakes Cause Inhabitants o.
kaaoshlma to Flee In Terror.

kagoshima.--Two further violent
eruptions Of the volcano Sakura.
lima, accompanied by a severe earth.
Quake. occurred late Saturday night,
causing the collapse OF many more
buildings Numbers of the inhabit.
ants OF kagoshima who had returned,
He'd again In terror from the city.
The sea In the gulf OF Kagoshima
seemed TO DO boiling and the quantity
OF floating pumice stone was 80 great
that Il prevented navigation.
Bluejackets from the Japanese feet
discovered native craft containing
sixteen refugees from Sakura. who
were In starving condition. They
reported that owing to the floating
masses OF pumioe stone and the high
seas they had been unable 10 steer
their boat and had spent three days
adrift at the mercy of the elements
and without morsel OF food.
The new craters formed ON Sakura.
Jima are sim pouring volumes OF
smoke In the direction OF osumi.
About seven.tenths of the island il a
desert OF lava and the remaining land
Is In such hopeless condition that
u must be abandoned.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-29
FOREIGN NATIONS TO
HELP US CELEBRATE
ACCEPT INVITATION TO TAKE
PART IN NAVAL PROCESSION
THROUGH PANAMA CANAL.
Plans Of Navy Department Call for
Appearance in Line Of One Hun
dred Warships, Slsty.eisht Of
Them Under Foreign Flags.

Notwithstanding OF the nations
invited to take part In the great
naval procession which viii start at
Hampton Roads and cruise by way of
the Panama canal to the Golden Gate
next year have formally notified the
state department OF their acceptance.
They are the Argentine Republic,
France, Germany. Great Britain and
Portugal. Japan also has decided to
participate, according to the press
reports. and It is not doubted that
when the time comes all Of the mari.
time nations OF the world will be
represented in the line.
The plans OF the navy department
call for the appearance In line OF
about 100 warships. sixty-eight of
them under foreign flags. The pow,
ers having great navies are invited
to send each four ships and those
with lesser naval establishments to
contribute two each.
The date for the assembling of this
international feet has not been fixed,
but under the terms OF the act Of
congress 1t must be early In 1915, and
as the voyage from Hampton Roads
to San Francisco will consume at
least one month, the start must be
made by the middle of January If the
fleet Is to reach San Francisco in
time for the opening OF the Panama.
Pacific exposition February TO-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-29
WOULD ELIMINATE RULE or
REASON IN TRUST CASES
sllI Drawn 70 Meet Views Of the presl
dent introduced In Congress by
kentuekian.

Washington Representative Stan
ley OF Kentucky, after conference
With President Wilson, introduced late
Friday an amendment to the Sherman
law. which would make Illegal the
monopolization or restraint Of trade
In any degree" II IL designed e.
eliminate the rule OF reason" laid
down by the supreme court In the
Standard OH case.
The amendment also would invest
the Circuit courts OF the United States
with Jurisdiction TO restrain and pre-.
vent violation OF the act. Irrespective
OF the attorney general II was drawn
70 meet the wish OF the president, OK.
pressed In his last message to con
gress. 10 reduce the debatable area
surrounding the sherman act.
Representative Stanley discussed
the measure with the president on
Friday and previously had correspond.
ed with him on the subject. The Ken
lucky congressman. who was chair
man Of the special committee which
investigated the United States Steel
corporation. does not offer the meas
ure AZ an administration amendment.
but believes II viii be OF service TO
the committees OF congress which will
draft the antitrust legislation.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-29
PASS AGRICULTURAL
EXTENSION BILL
MEASURE APPROVED BY HOUSE
PROVIDES APPROPRIATION OF
$4,000 RoR EACH STATE.
The Various State Agricultural Col.
ieoes 70 Receive Federal Funds 10
Finance Plans for Bettetins
Condition ~ Farmers.

washington.--Ths agricultural az.
tension bin providing for federal aid
In the dissemination Of scientific farm
information by practical experiments
and through publications was passed
hy the house Monday by a vote of
lT7 TO 2. Under the measure the
various state agricultural colleges
would receive federal funds TO finance
plans for acquainting the farmers
with facts established BY the depart.
ment Of agriculture.
A. u passed the house the bill
would provide for an immediate ap.
preparation Of $4,000, Of which $40.
600 would 80 TO each state complying
with the requirements OF the law.
This appropriation would be increas-
% BY 100000 each year for nine
years, and after a ten.year period
would become q permsnent annual
appropriation OF ss.0oO,0oO
The bin was called up by Repre-
sentative Lever Of South Carolina.
under a motion 10 suspend the rules,
and with lees than an hours debate
was rushed through.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-29
SEVEN sHor TO DgArH.
Attempt Of censlcta to Escape From
Prison Results IN Death.

McAleater. Okia.--Seven men were
shot 70 death and three persona were
injured Monday when three convicts
attempted TO escape from the state
penitentiary and we're slain by the
yaarda, One OF the men murdered
~ the convicts in their mad dash
Tor liberty was John u. Thomas OF
huskoGee. formerly United States
tistrict judge. and once congressman
from Illinois.
Despite the commotiun caunad by
ne three men In trying 10 shoot
Gown everyone who came In their
way. no general attempt was made
~ other convicte TO Join In thu de.
livery. The three men were encour-
AGED BY their less desperate fellows.
Who cheered the onslaught Of the
armed prisoners.
The deaperadoen had taken the
keys from the turnkey. John Martin.
whom they had wounded, and had
sheltered themselves through tho
prison yard by holding Mary Foster.
. telephone operator. II front Of them
nntil the only shot fred by guards in
the yard hit the giri In the leg.
Outside the gate the men seized
The horse and buggy Of Warden Dick
and dashed away. only 20 be- shot 10
death BY pursuing guards.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-29
Law - NOT AsATEp.
President Talks o. Recent Under.
standings With Alleged Trusts.

Washington. = The administration
Intends. chiefly through ita trust pro.
gram. 70 facilitate the process OF nc.
eoinmodation. A. eontrasted with the
processes o. suit President Wilson
iold callers Monday that the recent
agreements between the department
OF Justice and business concerns we're
not settlements which abated the Law
N the least degree. but merely un.
derstandings a. 20 the method and
time within which corporations we're
% conform 70 the law. while being
allowed reasonable perlods for al
1ustment.
IN that sense the word "aceommo.
datinn" Il used. meaning aeeommodat.
ms tho processes to the interests OF
business. though not ahatlnK the law
N that connection the president be-
heses better machinery for conduct.
ing processes Of accommodation 70
the Law ought 10 be set up.