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the chorus gave a lovely, appealing
melody Soft Floating in the Air.S
with 3 plano accompaniment DfIn ping
In the sweet refrain OF that dear old
hymn, "Blest BE The Tie That Binds.S'
This affected the audience very ntuch
FOLLOWING this came the souifsti
duet from Rossini's wonderful sStanat
Mater. Tie air is known as .Poyler
Eternal" and was sung by Miss Palm.
err whose clear, bell-like soprano
ulended perfectly with the rich,
thToaty notes OF Miss WFiabt,s heaIf.
tiful contralto. This duet and the or,e
they sang later Radiant NIGHT, Prom
onenbach's Tales from Hoffn9an .
We're never neard 10 hsIIer effect on
the concert stage in the aontb. Miss
Falmer has d very nnuanai anlSranu
ana her career is but opening before,
her. ~ has sweetness and indisiduals
ny and strength: Indeed she seemed
atmloss 70 repress it at times, es4
peclaliy an the aInfIainIuRtusp for II i3
tnown I.1 that the first few days on the
Suantauque circuit the singers can.
hot ! ~ sertco easily adapt themselves
q tls tent and singing under stic,,
conastions is difficult. s,
iar. smithsont tenor sang With spirit
aad tine interpret Ion Mendeissohu's 's
:! yiiln Of Praise, In the first pert OF
t1s concert were two other splendid
nllllbers from 81 ila .Sstabaf Mater. !, Tho
scrunltixion hymn, the most beautiful,
IN gllsll INTERPRETATION OF which ii fi.a
sgaEl latipn BY the beloved 9Dr. CHAM
ptlsss first president OF Anderson coI-
ieas One OF these numbers was d
pQWeIigi qIiartet - have Longed for
Many hearth were thriiiea and nlany
ayeH wet With teafs because az tje
sll am :lc reading OF That Old sweet
.sssoE q DID, by West. This wag pre-
elttsl IN a. noEETIUF IIanneg 51 7tIl5S
Isdla young baaso. Mr.. Thomas 4 by
,Lhe w frofa Our hei siibof city al
: .iSilgstyi s. s9- Tenn llas he Felt the
gloEiurs ger tiIse7l lt 3oe tlish lovely Doem
swaE eyldenceli By tiii e. fact tlisS Ia
seemed 60 fllii Of iss ltnos I'D heat
He gtlpae l3 and leRce. ME
chora silg % 8 rafrnfsl sn flist
3yas also gcgF f q 81 \ ltssSsS
sssses - y no 4 rich Toica. sy,i III
e4eert ~ req ke7s a low e nsd NJ
t,fa yopHE IA i d scr hisE 81 3, ::
Ssefs g great 81 4tineF beS0s "a ir
af,
EecoSld part q + til s ser, i,is s,is,
was made IN = II -. q i lfs IN 4
nee seys ard QlQ favorff
ING 9 Anale that gave 8 aIeaeant av-l
leEin g TO those who cared leos for fI,e
more classical airs az the first faFi
In tfeseenrl & 81 :. "a a. s
llfectcr Of The chorus, was tie 5oIo-l
ist ia sTngictIis the l1eartsF IA, .sos,,,
g.eclsed By Tlts fay svea 81 & q.
dress. seniailsn as.t .stso,, ~, NJ, 7, !
resonant, red bioodad i5aflione ana i,s,i
lis sang wen. The efeIiinr bonf' 81
'eesl 3 Y tee rs5idiy.
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gAHEaa HEaa @ nnARR gE2aBEn GHEln
'1to1S lnG AHHLtg l0gy h1ONl l JILL uO W IUI0H UJH1

oceedsnEs them, however,
is aeened lted % % aitedt States, and
they are holding 6l9 SESSIONS at
Washlngton.
EIs0st 6 sIraer.
Secretaries Bf5 id Daniels made
Efforts today n tlfeize the oil
wells at Tanri developed that
the locai atstlle the town would
take no action sif dgtEea by their
eupeFiors SO British Embassy
continued It's eifert 3ot set en- UNDER
gtsndfHg with ne fitieftR govern
nisnt, while the ised States COM
municated ssish iefal Carfanza.
The opeping os American con.
sulate at Taipp pico s. expected 10 as-
alet tnl leeep5ss wells from being
sss5s -.
efs eonslnan der ere, lllta tsfoInieefi
lAslIsfie ie4b cersls pr0fectlon.
SecfataEy Dan pdsy said he had
beer informed I'm Sest iof the wells
had heetl eapI,st cement and thar
stt diuaIg gilI Il Guild not ignite
them Most 81 sile ellis too, are out
sof3 1ge Of dgh the city.
Z lnterfereD ign commerce.
at TaIllpt ptosis. much discussion
ilt the state par tsiients. but
noe tCrfll4t v fig1ts sllent .qOf mo- ley :
Aecrrding TO ore ent II was said,
METER the eeTIst lIiHIs sTlos7 red
erals have any ii so iHseffere with,
comIHeEeia ivsss Il they may
seize eargoes afies land.
<zES ttFF v trr-E7 q gpTEturY
Garrison aunoURa his Intention ef
removing I'll rIps i1ials at Yeras
Graz, feplRcs with army or
fieeFs. G srs'i ID no reelection
Sg3s Intended s0n q en elgeady cilos-
en- but that 3 visionary nndcr
military eceip iea ali ofiio6re To
be tltrsstly fenno 10 the sFas r de-
partment s
Stttl
ne state est today Was5
busy getttlig 80 out ef legieso
I'm coilra bnt ;igeE,a ahcnt3
tsr ssLdHa I'd q, received Lssi6
tftA1erEa ioFes oinised TO re-i
lease ~ lla lfst he JYere lbe-.
Ing held ~ reported.
N lelsst e oil1 he Mexico
IS toEelgE 81 that d . soEia
q lFnaa ts6E 81 Is rSEt a., Nj Is - IN;
geee knf
. b Fssteh = era
~! tis,9D q liza IGt the ISytaii
ed esrioiis t:ei;l en-
f9E'i 4 ~ an An kieAn otileihl, iWas
% be ailct IS il5i sc z sacat ACTS Is
ilIRt 4 Promised to rtsi8e al !.
.offiEg va issue oyer She execution
.ofs Al nlaflal algttsr. s nrml lice
y gas ~ 20 ri lI6d asoi1 Secrs-
Sary lyAil made BE- IntSssL ufgelis lsns
EeselS lSfiions 70 Ehe ieh auaba
80 tlip HlEII1E
3qrg gency so Mexico Git. Eslle MED tx
lors also for q time fsst this SnieiSt
cause an ugfarc a iScla Ent, phe
sitsR 5fl was rehtfx relieved l..ts a.
tho Gay on receipt 81 q 3IsEaiches ffuiII
General fsnerta,s fore Minister say.
tng orders had been given % release
Drs Ryan if illfpTiHond and rive HIM
lsa 81 conduct to- Aiessleo Cltyi8 or Vera
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4 ne exact nature of the acci-
dent has 20:
have The details been received
here lp tp lale llour tonight
early FepoSs said The liner
4 IateF mes
Con lyeyed ne information
4 hat she was siore six miles
off the sontIlY mainland Of
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2 81 y = = - = = N7-7-l' . fTIV7
fBy 3press1

oSio lfay fEeless Calls
FOR assistance from tie *
slbegIa on rs
pansse l0 nd led
ha III tie
coas ofiliss
illef Sati francisco
April for Manila she eafsies
50 s:i6af passeng Els including
n ~ 3 = u 2 4 {tSuFI}5
wife 0t ille oVerfcT genera OF.
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busy enc = 81 morning when q.
g crsiJi efintendeat af
saueettpls snfoss fIias he VAS
srsisdf 10 vt " tip examined tlon
Tor feachefH ee fffratts fdf A11sIefaoif
Ietlle pzsselis iH tie eSalilina-
tl1 ari flge % i, n x d I sste 81.
% u rs ei.sce ct ne
~ 81, alst enatSs zoo Enisis
& ~ fflf.fi t stsSs A.
eQrEk gs!nlEs 3SSS si2ed Cor his pSi
fns1
= ilN y ~ iisf fl1I5 enl kzgeSen ~
ss
AFllne< s,nEsf
ealleas y. sAseia 81. IA sEils
Is q ssI 3 s . :
illratleh ii q iss liS7l
81 TINT gisS<
esssl pt tllrfS
inl ~ flf;.se
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q q q
Iahila
! 1910 .t,ana aiNhdas


Manila IS Of
fFiSs SsirsS q 3 y 5ta tIUIIoE ~
s9ienga apo and on IS
land are making every sffss< to-
get into caIlanian ics ztfffls the
British steaisler concern
ing news Of the Sibe hut SO far
they have oeeIiS unsucc eSSfiiE.
he FSllipS Comprising the
Limited States "A siagie fIesf y TA slessa
at $50 IoTa cticiag target ShdotirI
Message telling Of the plight of
the Siberia have been flashed to
iLE. kllIlEIICaLLECuI lIllaf.L q
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ANGREGEQRGIAN
ATTACKS BURNS
MARIETTA, PEfACsAN CIRE.ss
HOME REsENlT.s DETEc.
TlvE's PRESENCE
81 .sEil:.EEss HEsEs iI''IE S s
q sleashl'a EffortS ii 81 1f
Frank sAs h
Cause of DsElcn
tBy Aasoolat.ed psaaa.l

tBy Associated Psess.
Marietta, Ga. NAV WI
liam ]. Burns, the detective. VaS
the center Of AL alggs demon
lStratloil when he came hers Iate
TODAY TSfeslifi1a i1Ils ii Z "a 8 8
/ with an nyestlgatioil 81 tlleS case
9I Leo hls Franz the yoane IA
tory superintendent of ktlaffa liil
der sentence Of death for tlle
murder of fonrteen-y year old Mary
Piiagans
Crowd Is fIlrea
,tle ct 9 large croH that sur
Islllilsle0 ttel i've ilS ION 4
his presence " as disco yefed ssTy1cI
him IN tic face ard tlirn ~
violence ere made
tempted Burns 5iiSs
tlIaEely went to q apfs wiliIa
Iott.eE e
bllii irio.l
Itd deputy shetiffs ats ff hiEsf.
cge Sk slssr
tills tgie Dlsl 81 4
lgsefe1 s 4; ( \ 4
her 6 "a
feeling bet Been
Edetec Yss s e'aTaslDn thai
was mol guilty. and tIta
Con IA negro gze
YicfEkl rs Lati IN ~. az1ls. s 81 f5el *,
|marder. alone esp6AsIEls
the crime
ilFiis ssf5u . ar Z e. &
an alitonl chile and were
rage Nslleii they were
and tse demo IS f i ftTiis e f55s5s
Burns lefE the city tonight Sos
lsslaflt
lrosa
IS soon as the oils efs were
tlotifed 0f the dem iosl
against q Z .s!ss..sis4ssa :. {
To- the hotel where Burns lias
en- refugss Judge Is6
hastened there and L citls
ed that IT WAS best FOR Tie
ttssye 10 Iea - 81. lslz a 8ESss 81
as iiiclyIy as 81
liia ted
st.s 4ssslI 'gisll
utllC rs Iil " III Is IT 7ElFS II fITT7ETE{TF Il
IN tEol1s 0t 0t 81
mobile wa SUNNI niiea a re a
tective, accom- panied 81 - ulftt
Sheriff HieiS and lid sSSIfi
quick 81 entered fl
JeerS and tllresss
By the cfOWls. nd egg tlifoS NJ al
Burns. Cine hit .flidee Morris,
l1uf tiiH detec tive was 4 l5F sfFIic
The automobile left flIe civ 81
high rate az speed.
Burke the other and
The & fer WHO Ifoilf fllls
two flleu here, were
plight ia prevent posi- VOL
Deksey CcndcE ID
Atlanta, May nsifa
q agIHg today soh tle
llIlaFy motion TOR d ne
.eO Dtl Fran 8 ssh if.e sis
ieatl was ilsaEiSe Will
ll ne oll tho me ia diss tf
o. olllsiuIIig dehce fS sh
Hes: piie
aefee ives aid ssIies
usllls pFsal
elSs = 4. Z NJ iclt6
seaefal and Chief 81 tll d
'ogees L1ofste s open
sQIlIT maj lse 5eIIeved s1Ete 81
ne affidaRits were fafg
Ills llAa sing WIN be Felttiea oiS
nclate 8. fi.:i Ysxssz
iash Sho6f 10. s9 :. I. s.s.ss'.i, 5. . i;s
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PEACE IS IN AIR
AlWAsHINGT0n
iIEDIAToRs sTgsIIsE NO sFgAs
IN PRO CRAM AND ARE
GOING AHEAD
IA e on ISlI
:. ss,S
caFraElza Only Dislusbing Eactor
and He p sssesed 10 ran
Is Tine, They say
AZ &C O GsEI
fBy Aasociatel Ioresal

Washing ion, May Asslirs
ances of peace, with 4 steady
abatement OF ..war faik was tile
dominant feature in Mexican de-
yeiopTienfs here today. stten-
y INK. ne
Wos OF the South American me-
diat0Tst who reported steady pro-
gress and no deadlock between
The parties. j
sarTslsza Diiastsbs.
Iils other quarter, however, the
Eatlllra.s laf { saraaFil Z. ..arFa fizt fb,.s
far TO accept tfie MEDIC tot pro-
p0sal for q suspension of llostili-
ties caused continued doubt over
the outlook for DFoad deninp the
scope of the nediators work to 4
settlement Of the whole N ical
situation
tle That DR. Ryan, an
American In Che service siie
slEsLted
abolst t6 be sli6 AS i sll i lS s
|ieatl fed dkrals acatecas caused
serl.alss nsions tsSrcugii the
day but sstiraIlces as to- I1f.
RYAN e3TfiE difect from itlerta
yVVIle me gfagisy and the hob9snIs
nesgs scf the 81 ttfat Ion yafiesS front
bs.fsr 70 hour, the South Asiefican en-
fQy6 Ss1 &C - n IN n
iitis 8 TIVE SCI lens az the tine Iegaz
tion. Their ldag conferences last
nigh with Secretary Bryan WIS fofs =
lowed today Isy q con Feliee b WITH tie
Spanish nlls gsa6or, SENIOR Eaiano.
sgiio aents the Hnsrta Govern
ment. The f1ediatOts made no an
nolina aainent.
waa Hnowh thes were pecffiae &.
smother definite evei icpneni today.
which n1izft lead 70 4 slafeInenk issT-
err but its plsfport was not disclosed.
T'here Ta re- son to- bel ieva. however,
that II related to the astltude 81 Car
ranzs
2 nE a : ~ y % i
nslisniss ts whist "a d t0rs had
apcctB 4 veil postel tithcfiEy
lsaid + eesited more actii ally done
Ia ~ = van an ever had necar4
RED n he al tory 81 kfiteriiied edIaEIoflsi
He 80 led beginning April 3 asa
continuing Six days incla dim today:
/ First, aeeen tan te os good 1sss scas by
tue 9Ritad
srcIin as..ss:St nee by Eiusrta,
flliS;si RSse ssiaeg BY Clsf In s..
Eotlft s0n Of iips Mites IS
the lfnE Ekaa so
EifthS stepensl3l OF 3ttiiltes 81
a eikfss eIopnieh..s It was g,
pected "a further emphasize what
was beislg done.
il Dlee4sI EFttssh Chicgs.
lie dE1iiiah EiIlbasBadoaA eonPer-
eacs ssfll fhs med tors gsaa not %
aefiYef as g1nfl,l a lon froIn IIas
erta, ~ % 81 over ffie General itua-
lion IL ane aiatofs are sending ca-
biss siEe1t 90 arefta and earragtzn
and fse iliFec8 FspIies nc ks5Et
OF ca a fealy through 4 D kg5r-
--1--zzs Mitlisl accept slne is0d ofsices
eslsl d reply 20 fsie aErafstIcs
pg1pe lved last 5iii b ~ q Il I
rect q ies 81 she 81 ei
iEF siElet lte1ES7iy Sx56sly
fsls e q 6 sf
then 90 atossaeg ti M I1tlcif 81
slss teIlsst ess tsissp I
u she C spoke hneeg si9 ~ lse
ne 9cpeil lays sad 1esif 1rSfi I
- - sc Il Il fsolilf: ofll i
out sgatl sal. sill isil5t I
~ ~ ~ y va 3 esssI
a.sa z11sEl alela1.s las EIsl
I5IsapI's Il5sEF7ElI ! q !
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g 2 Q . 8 q 8 q 90 90 8 90 & z,

9 Isrnrcisco, gRy e. d
5 reachins 8
4eA 81 5 E3I . S5zl5 II n ~ Q
p snfes sls Us seiEsgs oee q
. nEtslg sIre not aE aIn + & .
~ cestiss q her ycs d
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mi ize.l a B .rSs s. 6o ,s.s.,.
= ~ 8 n lEo7 75s77 = : ~
am ~ 81. II; lssf 4 81.
"a n; s 49, 8.
il 81 katl fcF , s ~.
'asso aus s IA ~ i;,.s;.zi
no llftlst ffit q - =
= - = ! ~ i5=-i- : o sI,s3 6
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q aSt 4 llsaa 81 {t5ia ~
lef ftfy ~ "a 4
Iiapss EslaA 81 ees 81 xecsttlye
eol,lisii tIee n Z Ssi como ].
eIatss &. q ilh ollsI
-sed INC ina 3tlssy 81 the IA.
iss55F7s' f5T sIasg IL 81 fsie memo
Ess EslI l5lsss toa NsticpaRl
llie s,Eeycl lses ssl u be S8naa ,sIsli !, II
SIS ,x General Il. Y59lii &.
III cIl i6i bs III s ~ filesss
ate Vet f1ilS "a ~ (lsI, s ,,si
q eEllA IA ~ - < ss
& sssS seDnbIic. (SinbSS sfs,,
hehalf of the 4scGi sro cnS,,.
ben IN turn 10 ,if6Elifits,k
Owe 4t gtevens !; feaf ~ - gS,,.
elLl a TIA nftaF 4iassssiss .sss ~ az
Who 81 a S eeli EI,i'
l..Fn agss 10 zsaai ent as3l,. = s, i
has ID seceiTe Il.
II sss5t O. IS anita Al 81.
q 81 sS--+<1sss1sSf - anSe. iis ,lsgl
90 TIC 81 al Il Ags..8Sa
: EEt 5f r.
- =,
eiler. ST s + + 8 "a Il
48f
~ anSft
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. " - ID
Ihe apanese government dis
Patched the steamer ESanto MaflI
from Forhtosa to the siccor Of the
Siberia as soon as the news of her
More IIiars ] 600 oaF
Among the pas ssengers on the
Siberia besides Mfs Harrison Is
Mrs! J61n B. Renters, wife of tle
new British consul HI Nplia.
be Siberia LEFT okohsllla
Assli atls5 i pFiI -
for anila SIZE had q engsr
fist o
in about So ID the second and
3e steerage passeng gers.
She IS ID cosiilll and o Captain
zeedeE anu les strlsA.z zoo
Z, s.S3 y - =
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SIBERIA SENDS FRANTIC 0.
SIZE IS 0NIN0lSL SILENT
MRS: FIR gCIs b. HARRISON OF GOV.
6 E2NgyR OF E
iisi JiiTs PEOPLE ARE:
AEsEo 'IfI IssSEI

Estly sai,
tle Steamer Later Isssaess
loeeIare That She ss Ashore See shs
orlaosa oas Aid il Being Issslsl.ed
Scene CDE ESfsaseer
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TTTIETTT ITIIT TTT7IT III ~
81 IS a ss.s + & S
slie deal e
pro Iytt tilsl Ffl2g nS{Ss ,ls
fefss iss.sal <Ss3sk f,s3.
- ll llSst sss en- ts.@-
aS.satSe 81 e n = 7lle
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me ktlIlGT4CaEE commander.
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IJcfncy CondeIas Bst i,

Atlanta May esiosI
QE rings tod ay on tIle es. rs
dina y motion Tor 4 lfel5
leo Dtl lsfaiiS slsli ifse sif.
ieat was llsaasFi 3
ll lS STATE ol tho me
% ohlsiuIIlg evidetlce f9t she esl
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lsf ~ ylctlis e. the heautsRel aoeI,i
geclssd hs Lls. e law svea atsa
sIFstsss onclugIoD OF his Woiid derfiil u
ores iI.i 8enJ Jantn hes strong
resonant, RED bloofed fafitone. and
ne saile well. The eFenIng hour uass
l 3 II tee rs5idiy. IS S;s'is $50
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e ~ g. Z q 3 z I
SiIs h a .I6Is oTssS SSs5.
geaefal ana Chief oJ tIl
5sllllTT MAJ, y. believed SEte 81
the affida3ft were fafg
The liea sius vim be Tined 0iS (
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-01

Soulut. 3 p. pastaan p1aa mur'
battiin oIunnosfaan G~uuiulasIo
Iletfis 2ipen tpeli, u. Stenpau, ia
banen m%aimonia Ultima. 2pip mpt
iesid on luultapaSti rp5stD muir bo,
iud orftu, iosIa wainaiat Idilpttim at
roboioan, oil murrettu cuff. !pe lfin
9isid on Idbeiettp etiipid polififoi
rain fansSa murbaoiia tafaa'oia
maan. poliiItutfinto aIian iobbosta
alotettiin beti. Fun belintIdiiet eff
mdt Iaapuinat paitaIIe.
Wurbattu u. Stentpau oil S3 ia
bdnen paimonfa 81 muoben manba,
Murbamiesten Iaolis 500 mtn
panftitiria.
Wp1bddn p6qd ilmotetaan: gel
fin9istd IdbetetiD poliifieom nus
funta ct mield pDId II ATTAIN ouui
palannut eitd antanut tietoa etIi miien
tulotfista. Mifdli on fdpnpt ielmiIe
onat murbaaiat pesieet meriIet Ed.
tenfd torpan ldbead oIemasfa Idtd'
tDsId, ionfa iddn he oIimat rifeon eet.
6e Iiene pdt Ioaliifeenf %iaaneet noin
500 mtn armoiIen pant fifirian.
2uuaaan, ettd murbaaiat iaabaan
plan fiinni.
sSpmi6 toimeita fonnan Flint.
Iaamiiesta.
SutfimufIet StenmaEpupliioiben
murboiutusIa opat tabdn asti jobs
lancet Min pittdue, ettd murbaaian
tuntomerfit on iaotu ieImiae. 10. {.
5 p. Idbetettiin tSeIfin9tn etfind II
poliiIin fautta nimiSmiebiue ia po'
liifipiranomaiIiue pli maan fiertofir /.
ie, misid murbaoiaff tdpbeud lppud
epdillpn mieben tuntomerfit ilmote'
taan ia anotaan bdnen piodttdmis'
tGdn. 80 iaatu feItpiqe, ettd maini It'll
mics oil murbapuufon ostanut
erddstd faupasta maaua. Spmid
toimeita on Ills fonnan fiiniiaami.
Iesta. Gtfirpdt poIiifit IdfIiwdt no. Z.
5 p. italia SuuiuIasta ieuraamdoh
fobta eri tietd. iompaa 'fumpaa
mpDten murbaoia on paennut pai..
fafunnnlta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-01
KuuIumisia Kiinasta.
2irie 2otimaaue.

2iinaSia idaeen fuuluu iotoiaro'
mia. EoiSta fuufoutta on td6ud RTE
buuut uufi mauanfumous. Haubat
tomuufiia oifeostaon 10 fouan obo'
%tettiin, iiud mielet oliruot fuobuffsia
monisto eri ipisid 10 fautta fofo fe.
mddn. NptpiiesId 2iinasIa omoi
oiot oueet bpnin epdmofaiieua Fan.
naua. 2un feifariuS futistui ia IT,
lalle tuIi toiatpalta, antoi tdmd olo.
ien muutos naitafdnnas5a lDptp.
mdue buonoue fanIaae tilaiIuuben
alfaa eldmdd, iosia ct fpiptd Iaista,
totuubesta eitd ibmiIppbsstd, paon
iouoin ibmistoimia iobtaa omeluus,
rifastumiien balu, oma noima ia
moineen %Iaanti. Sentdhben on fpn.
tpnpt poIion uuIia ioloieuroia, ioiua
ta~rtoitutieua on paan rospota ia
marastoa. Wonbat rosfaioufot o
mat mpbstin pItpneet e%ntiTiin fon'
nantefoibinia. 2aifeuaiiet petofiet,
m~artauoet Ia rosmoutiet omat than
tu0eet moan moimaff. Hospopddl
l,t6t otpot iuuria ~berroia1, ioilu on
poIion aIamoifa. sc pitdtpdt Tau.
punfeia ia fplia moIasfaan, fisfoen
ibmihItd turmoil iIuutenIa tafautfa
mieieid tperoia. Rosmousta elm
feinotnaon borioittapat onot pat
foittain iu1eet Min robfeitf, ettd o.
mot us~faltaneet feSfeud pdtndd
b1prpIoinoiafin abbistia aiinan
RIdpeFnd. Snpa fdDreet Idbeipsa'
iemoinfin fimppuun, pieben iormuf
Ietfin uIfoloisten roupien Sormista.
I8ana RulinsisIa elm. on fabben
nuobeu aitana monesta fpmmeneS
I'd tolosta moraStettu Iuuret omai'
iuubst IabeipstsDnietiibitten tomo.
roito.
GaIamauan fiinolotnen mimi on
.fon5on fpaIiofmnia." WaIta on Can
Tana eifd FiS boNhufIelIa mirfomie.
bineen. 9dmd on ibmeelinen fdfte
fiinoIaiRno. Nptdbd ioo oaa miten
fuiofin boluitoo, %oioieaaon. Sffn
onut oIot maosia ep~dwafoifc. Run
bauitus elm. fieItdd ooppiumin mil
ieIemiIen, nouiewot moomiebet fopi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-01
Gnfntnnlitanbit &elftngisid. Sp'
filiffen nbiaatpa IiiddntDmtnen.

Selfnsin termepstoimiston iobsaia
tobtori D,lb. Stccfman on ternep'
Observation-Disclosures ldbettdnpt Fir.
ieImdn, iota on omiaan fiinnittd $
mddn mitd Iuurinta buomiota puo-
l%een1u.
QirieImds5dGn iri. g. nimittdin
iImoiitaa. ettd ie fpfilifien (tuppotam'
bin HIddntpminen. iota oil buomot'
tanisIa 10 muonna 1911, iateuu
eoeueen ia on morIinfin tdmdn
muoben idIfipuoIisfoIa onut fuu'
rempi fuin puoIifauHin. WiisId nai'
Tis5o, ioita ierwepstoimisto tarfas'
tao, (. o. am mottiproS tiiueeroiutsfo
on pbd uIeommin bomaiiiu ipflIistd.
Niinpd Iabeiettiin iairosbuonee'een:
@ 1910 10 naisia ~ioieii oil ipfilis
% 1911 26 naista ioiSia oil fnfilts
@. 1912 So naista ioisIa oil Tnflis
ia idnd muonna on 10 6S ipfilitieen
5airostunuita naiSta Idbetettp iairas'
buoneejeen, niistd 13 neIidn miime
milton fuluesIo!
Run Ften iuuri ola p%rostitueera
tuisto naiIiSta OF tuon tanbin tortut.
tamaa ia FUN iouti mot tarttua 10
aIfuosteiaaan, joIotn fuieId ct ulto'
naiRa merfteid nap, on fanbin pbd
ebeueen lemidmiien ipaora bppin
fuurt.
Goinen feifto, iofa on emtdan
Iewitamddn faupurelsiu fpenerifd
touteia, on tri Gin mieIestd mend
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-01

Idisten merifotilaitten entistd run.
Iaampi talmebiminen tddud. 9dmd
liidd neutrality-suspicious. naisten IN
ipntdd, fe taas m~aiteuitaa maIwon.
taa ia tautien Ieweneminen fosmaa
iamasia iubteesfa.
&oputt TIT g feboittaa ternepS.
loutafuntaa fiirebtimddn funnauiIen
poIiflinfan aitaan iaamista, 10 sta
paltuusto 10 on tehnpt pddtotIenfd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-01

mistD pldparIamentisia ia on ie Fam
naltaan Observation-Disclosures
q 9teispuolue. on maltiainen ia fon'
5ermatiiminen. Siiben lueeutuu pre-
Tioeuti Suan.Sbi &ai ia Fud on
enemmistD alaparlamentisIa' Bob
iois 2iiua pIeenid fannattaa tdtd
maltiuista puoluetta. fun taas tan'
Jan puolueeua on plipalta eteldsid.
Ndmd fafIi puolueita eroawat
mpDsftn find, ettd f~anianpuolue
poatii itIebaQintoa eri moafuuniae
ia io%tieentin Nmerifan YbopsWal'
tain topaista bauitusmuotoa. Ob'
teiSpuoIue noatii fesfusbaIintoa
toto maaue, tuten oil feiiariuoenfin
aitana. WpDstin paatii Ie pbte.
ndistd maa'armeiiaa ia 1otaiaipas'
toa. GiinaaSii onat nditten puolu'
eitten miebet fesfenddn o%teIeet.
Woitto on faIishinut preTioentti
Suan Sbtaain %puolueeae, iota pleen'
I'd pibetddn iuotapanafin, fosfa
Riinan fanIa Ell fpieId ole tdpfin fDp
ipnpt paItioaiieen mapauteenIa.
3onianpuolueen miebet, buomattu.
aon notion fouistuman o uiIel.
Ieen Suan'S bt2aiue, otpat ioutu.
meet perrin lenottomiff. 2un eipdt
roubaaiin feinoin poineet preFibent.
It'd fufistaa, alfoipat he pobtia
mabbolista iobanfdpntid pefinsin
baqitusta mastaan, iofa pbd oil
fdpnpt iiiepaltiaammafF. 9e rupe'
iwat %ippttdmddn Suan'S Obi. aaita
f%anIan p%ettdidtfi, iofa bdneue usfo'
tun preIibenttimiran fdptt1d oman
naItanfa tpobnistamiIefIi, iaIasia
aifoen buubattaa itienId feiIaritIi.
Se ippttdmdt preibenttid fiitdfin,
ettd ban on Imam parIomeniin Luz
paa lainannut raboia ultomoilto,
ioita roboia bdn maan fdpttdd Iota
morustutfiin. Nain on b6n riffos
nut fen perustuSlaiu, iota ban lite
oil mannonut noubattaipania. Wie.
Id i%ppttdmdt be Suan Obi aaita e.
rddn maltioqiien murban toimeenpa.
niiaffi.
Ssuraufiena ippt1ffistd. ioita fon
fan puoIue eiitti preIibenttid mostaan
oil, ettd piimemoinittu alfoi maino'
ia fanTanpuolueen ianomalebttd ia
morinfin tuobon puolueeieen lufeus
tunia forteompta iotilas iefd fimiili
m~irfamiebid, erottaen beitd mirots.
taan. Oli ielndd ettd mprsfp oil
nouieipa preibenttid mostaon. Sot.
cut uSfaIioat panipat 10 toimeen
murbopritptien bdntd paStaan. Ga.
moin priiettiin fufistaa bdnen liitto.
loiIenIa morapreibentt 81 guam
Suns 2HbtniTin preiibentin mas,
tustaia oil 8iansFin m%aofunnan fu
mernD5ri 81 Gle Eipin, iofa iuuitu.
neena iiitd, eta oil wtraStaan ero
tettu, oItoi Suon Sbi' Rata ubmoiua
ITotoIiitfeiaddu.
Run pefinsiSId iaatitn iietdd, ettd
2ionsfn fotamiebid oil oietettu uiei
bin poiftoibin pitfin San9iIen ranto.
ia, Idbetettiin fieItd f~otoiouteo etc.
lddnpdin pitdmddn ilmdad 2ians
F~iIaisten Iiiffeitd. Namd ioutot tBr.
maFmaitin fitten pbtesn beinafuun
oIfupdimind aintians nimiien Eau.
punsin Idbe0d. Notn fuuben piifon
oian ON MT 10 ouut faniaIais5otaa
aiinaS5a ia on toisteltu fiimaammin
ia uieommasTo toppelusIa fuin faff
puotta ftie iopobtuneesSa maIlan.
fumouffesIo. 2uultatraa on, ettd
fopinanIiefit iulemat Iotmuamaon
mieId pittdn oifao.
RaubottomuutFa on topabtunut
Ieitiemdsid eri moofunnosTa. Wsrt
fmmin on oteItu aionsfisTas Iefd