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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-26
Domestic Science Stu
dents Entertain Board

Two committees of girls Of the Do
nestle Science department Of the
high school under the supervision of
Miss Fraseur, gave IA luncheon last
Thursday afternoon at four o'clock to-
the school beard and officers and their
wives. The guests we're Mr., and Mrs
Fletcher, MI. and Mrs. pougherty,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brambles MI, and Mrs
Selraser, Mr. and Mrs. Rice, Mr.. and
AIRS. Parsons, Mr.. and Mrss New
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom
The committees for serving were
the Misses Vera Helbing. Maude Ian.
gendorfer, Dorothy Dnffner, Georgia
Iyaux and Rose Stockman in the kit
chen, and Misses Marie Foley Mid
red Reed, Marjorie Lamont and clar
issa Lebert in the dining
An expense account was handes
to each OF the guests showing tn
i cost of each item Of the menu, Some
what condensed II Isl as follows
MA, a,,ayi S1.40
Baking powder biscuits ,2o
Potatoes baked Id half shell .l7
Spaghetti with mushrooms e
& ra,s,s, 10
strawberry sonfie "
White nut cake, With frosting 3
Coffee
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-26
The Man He Owed,

this month. Could you lend me $40?
Long-Got behind with your rent,
eh? What is it owing to?
Short-Why, my landlord, of course.
chicago News.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-26
FARM FOR SALE

The swA of nWA and
swA and seq section 8.
Also neA and nwA Of
sec. 8 ~adjoiningthe city.
Must be sold at once to
settle an estate. Write
Luster Bros. Elkhart
Indiana, or see Bloom
and Martin for price
and terms.
Lusher Brothers
Elkhart Ind.
3S-42
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-26
SHAMELESS MEN

Dainty mid full Of woe;
clinging skirt; breezes blow.
Mems remarks maid Invites;
Might as well be in tights.
Dainty maid, cheeks afianae,
Thinks that men have no shame
III she pleased, maiden might
Wear d skirt not 80 tight.
Couldn't think Of /, though
Let sm ~starelet e blow.
Naughty men, thus ID smile
Maiden must be IA style
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-26
EXPAND TIL SOUL.

The plowman that turns the cod
may be a Cincinnatus or a Wash
ington or he may be brother to the
clod he turns. 1t is in every way
creditable TO hsadle the yardstick
and TO measureNtape. The only
discrcdit consists in having a soul
whose range Of thought is as short
as the stick and is narrow as the
tape.--F4orace Mann.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-26
Now is the Time to Place
Your 0rder..........

The first Of the week we mloaded a carload of Ford run
akouts and they are going fast. We have a number of Model
n five passenger cars on hand now but they will be hard to get
during the months Of April and May. With all of the gigantic
output Of the Ford factories it is anticipated that there will be
a scarcity Of Ford cars during those two months,
Order your Ford now and you will be sure Of it when you
need iG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
nSarOcItcr GO.1 in NliROnri sugc-
lalIen.

&effcrion GitD, IA. DIT
GaS 0bcrGcridt oes Staates @dl.
iourt crtbeilte Ger oSnternationol
@orOcftcr GontpdnD~ BON glmerlfa
ilnter Scr @eoingrug sic Grnladti
arna III Wdiiolri ibrcn @eiddfts
DGtric5 loieoer ouf5uncGmen, oaB Tie
lid ocn GtootSqeieecn fiigt. pic @e
ielll1ait ipar pc9en GcrlcBung oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
atnncD aus Scr 2uft B 0 nj
II n N n rt

bar0trt.
g8ancD, iiber @ariS, IA. Oft.
Grei gombcn bon oeittic6en gleropIof
lien iino aeitern IN glaucD nabe Der
Nriide Der @1on 0ciert. .5troBe in Den
@abnbof gefolen 0ie 8onbeu tra.
fen einen gerionenlpaggon eritcr
&laiie aerit0rten oie SeIeeropbculeif
tiing unio perleeten orei @erioneua /
2onoon IA. Gftober. @ie
%crii1crlng gcgcn Shooen 0lr@
cns 9Ieroplonen oeihleuoerte Bonn.
ben lit bier felt Souitog bon rs
Aro6cnt olIi 5.S 9Sro8ent geitieoen.
IS miro betont, ooB Oieie Grb0buna
Scr GeriiNerllugsratc niMt etpa aus
Surdlt Dor etpaioen 3eppeIu.gln-
Grifim 3uriid5ufilbrcn iei ionoeril
ouf Oen eroBcn 9lnorang oes 9SubIi.
tlans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15

Wl a 0ri0, 1l Nftober. Gin
beutc uer6ifcntlidtcr t6ni9lihcr Gr.
lab beitimnt oaB 0as ipaniiAe @ars
lament an 30. 1ttoDer er6iinet wcr.
Sen ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15

itootlicben 9lutitriit t@eiebes aus oem
Staote ousgemieicu uno 5u elmer
SeIO6nBe BON $4,000 perurtbeilt
iuoroen. 0ic @eicli6aft bat oie
SclobuBc erlegt uno Deripro1en oic
StaatSgeicBc 5ll bcfoIgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15


Sn glepNorf 6abcn oie @c-
ibworeuen inn 9unoes.0iitrifts .@c-
ridt ein @crOift 5u @unitcn bon gos
min @oulo fir 81, 100000 gcgen 8.
9Iuguitus Sein5e obgeseben. 0ie
Summe reprdientirt einen Eheil Oes
@ert6eS Der 9lftieu ocr ,,Mercantile-
glational-9ant~ nit 3inien.
Gdpt. @. &reibo6m, friibcr
@efc5lsbaber oes GampfcrS n&rou.
lano" lmo Gopt. 81. @rager, frii6cr
@efc6ls6o6cr ocs Gautpicrs .Tiu.
lono" lino bon Ser eualiidcn sSirula
lDrer Stelungen ent6obcn worocn
neil lie Oeutider gl6finit iinO. gcioc
moren 70 Sabre in Gienitcn Scr cng.
lii6en @elellicbait imo iipo amcrifa.
niicbc 9iirgcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15

gibuurrntrn. hic 0cn ..Tcufldlcu GDrrc,
ipunbcnten" uidIt piinftlld 06er nnrencl,
mdRiG erbnlicu. iiin 9ebetcu, Der Office
naUrn Dcr Seleph0n Doer dtiitiidl Nht.
shGilMHa 5u maMtM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
9Om6en. .GgpLOiiOn IN airdlen.

CVHtpeN'06piVVuN w otlltVkN.
ct. @otrid's aatbeoraIe IN O4ciu.
gorf ourdb elm @omben. 9ltfeatat
beiddoiot. Seine spur BON
DEM Gbater 3weites Dom.
ben.glttcutat iu &farrbaus oer
ct 9llpbonius.&irHc. Al5
Sem gort. IA. 9(fto6er.
@epalti9c g(ufrGgung Deruriabte ae-
iteru in oacn Gbeilcn scr 5toot oie
iiA iuic elm 2ouffeuer Derbreitcnoc
@ieloung ooB ii1 in Ger Ct. Go-
trids &ot6eorole cine 9oubeu.@r.
ploiiou ereienet 6otte. Gie 9ombc
erplooirte inn 5 llbr goNmittogs,
Scr Sacbidaoen lit nur gcring, uno
neoer 0ie @eiitlidfcit. nod oie @oli-
5ei t0nnen licb oos W2otiD oeS Scr
6redcus erfldren. Moniiguorc W1i-
daeI s. 2oDcllc neintc, Dab MIR cine
eeiitig lm6urec6ningsfdbige @crion
cine ioI6e Sdanotbot bceongen bo-
ben f0nne. Gin 3ureAnrmgsfGbiaer
D}enic6, Scr oem @ebduoe o0er eincnl
Wlitglie0 Scr @eiItIihfcit oocr eincui
airden6ciuder 6dttc Sdooen 3l
iiigen woIlen piiroe iiA elmer melt
@oulbe beoient 6obeu.
Somet Die Noli5ci crnlitteln foun.
ie, moren 5ur 3eit ser GrpIoiiou nur
fiinf Berionen iii Ser Stride, idnlmt.
lid 9lnoddtige, sic inn @ebet moren.
Scr &iiiter Ser Stride, G6omas /
er5G9lte ocr @oli3ci, Dab CT
Dor GINGER 3eit einige Eaeeoiebe. oic
iih in ser &ot9eoroIe 6erimtrieben,
Gnouspeiien mIBte, o6er er gloubc
nidjt SAB oieie bic 9ombe sur @r
floiiou gebrdht bobcn. Ger Sad
ihooen miro MIR $500 o0cr $400 er
rcihcn lmo foum cine llnter6rc6lng
Ger @ottesoicuiie notbmenoig maden
9ie Getonotion scr Grploiion fonutc
5ipci glods melt gcb6rt meroeu. Gon
ocn @eiitlihen meiltc feincr in Scr
nngren3enoen 3eftorei, uno W2igr.
eapello botte nur wenige 9lugenblide
,or Der Grploiion 0os @ottesbous
ierIoiien mo iicb in oie Jfeftorei 8u-
Snipeftor Goaon lieB ourd 6euer
uebrIate Oen 6uBboOen INN Oos Sod
lerltp aufreiBen ino oQc Splitter
iuo ollen Staub 8uiommcu fegen
mo iorgfdltig mteriuAen Sin ct.
"a 5pei 8oa lonees uno eineu bolben
SOD oides Stiid ounfeliarbiger
SlunirS6re mo elm 5tiid glcd,
,as 3u einem aaitcnocdel geb0rt bn-
zen mac. mur0cu gcfltnoeu Inter
,cm 0elht6 auf Dem 6uBbooen fono
nan soblreidbe Seben elmer 5erriiic.
len @oitforte olf Scr cine Ginlos
lng 8u elmer llnterboltune Scr
Gatbeoral Club @linitrels" Dor
tipQ 8pei Sobren georudt mar. Die
5eboroen nabmen oieie @egenitdnoe
Il &erpabrung.
Sieben Shnoen ipGter ereignete
id ein 5meites 9omben.9lttentot I'M
Sfarrbuis Der r6mii6 .fotboliiden
5t. 9llpbonius-airde am g9clt.
'roaowo1. Seoe 5eniteribeibe i'm
5e6auoc piroe 5ertriimmert lmo ein
Srielter wuroe ourd @losiplitter
erlest. 0ie 4oIi8ei erinncrtc iiA
cr Ebotiobe, ooB es oieie Stride
,or. in meIde 6rant Tauncnbotm
no ieine uSnouItrie.9lr nab.
enO i6rer 0emonitration I'M lesten
Sinter cinOronsen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
AOntr0banof.
3mcitaulenO 3riesss
g(WtDmO6ilc.
Stadj JranFreidb itmS Gngs
LAMB iiber Sieiu=9

sSeitcrc Scnoimgcn wcrOen foIaen.
aricosicfretdr lobt @rcdin-
ridge fir icine 0icuitlciihluaen
aIs 6ii5rer Der no6 europa &C
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15


tdt, @initon Spencer GSirt6iu ali
unO 6e5ednet Sic Gntieu0ma elmer
fleinen StreitmaGt BON @larineiol.
oaten nacb glntiuerrcn aig emen
ut5eueren Sc6lgriii- r 7aa1 9fo
Tic uDl0rHing sgoii~ gibt III Oan
9lrtifel i6rer glniidt oa6iu 9hisorud,
ooB Die engliiden &erllliic qr6Bcr
lino ais 5ugegcben miro. un0 mciut.
wenn es nidjt n60lc6 gcucien mare,
cine gr5Berc 5trcitmaIt ua1 Pint.
luerpen 5il ididen 10 bdtte man eS
iiberbapt blciben laiien iino ocu9el-
gieru erlau6en ioQeu iit5 o6nc 9c.
ihcBrng 3u crae6an iuie iie qct6on
61tten. weuu @nalan0 uiht abQcra.
then bate. co ieieu MIR Nicnideu
le6eu Uerloren unO ser Riidjug ser
6elgiiAen Prince 9e6iuoert porocn
Die 3a6l ocr in 6oaono entlpafi.
ncten eugliiden mo 6elqiiAen 5ol.
Oaten piro aui 10000 Mann Qe.
icbdbt Garin iino Sic @erplnoeten
ridt cingereHnet peldc III oen
@reu3itdoteH per6lei6cn. Gie cuQlis
ibeu SoIoaten fms iii Groniuqen
untcrgebrad)t. Die gelgier gc6en stt
ie bGtten 10000 an @efondeneu pcrs
loren
Tic imcren Sorts BON 9IatiucrpcH
iiuo uoQfonimen pcrlaiien. Tie bell
giidcn Gieidibe iino aefedtSunfGbig
gemadt uno lic9en bcrrn Die Brit
den im0 idumtlicb geiprcugt. 9(us
Ber6ol6 ser Stoot iin0 nod Scr
idau3uugen nit Stodeloro6t oclo.
gen Smlien pon 6elgiiden ltuifor.
men lie0en serum, pelr9e auideineno
BON oeu 5ol0dten III sen leHten 0li
nlteu fortgemorfen wor0en tins
Sic 8ufGnoc lin 9ritiiM.
5iiOafrifo.
2onoom IA. Gftobcr 2lus
cncn ourh Sic Genir in Siioafrifa
me6rere Eugc 8uriid aebalteuen scIc.
Gramm ans Gopita0t an oie 0Emes4
gcbt berpor Dab iiA ndt mir inter
oen gln6dngcrn oes iriibcrcn 8ocrcn
Generals @cr6og, ionocri aud in |
mcitereu 9oerenfreiiet Die fir &c.
mo6nlih oie &eaierung unteritiiBen
gitneigung gegen cincn 9lngriff alr
Icuti6 5iiomcit 9(frita berrihc
1ies oilt beion0ers fiIr 9cll ;I9a5irf
&ihtenburg III Erans0dd( uno filr
onocrc @cairfe in Scr CrNtje. %roi
0iu3, iomic fir Ole Stride ser Sop.
folouie, oie All 0euiihe 0ie6icte arcu. I
gen. SSn oieiei &rciicni ipa 4DQr feline
glbncigimg gcgen oic britiiHs Scrr
il1oft 6eitehen, wobl abcr oie gIniidjt
ooB IS lnpolitiih, uniting itnO nn
u6t6ig iei 8ll cincn glHgriff iibcr5u
ocbcm 5itmal einc ariegs6ct1dtiglmg
III 0eiltid Sil0meltNfrifa ldmicrig |
in0 langpicrig wcroen fonne.
9iclc en9liibe 5nloatcn
frant.
2on6on, IA. Gftober. 1aS
britiidc mcoi5iuiibe Souruol t6eilt
init, oaB Cir So6u 9loic BRADFORD.
Gin Milmot Serrinoton uno 5ir
g@ri9bt 5lt couiultireuoeli
9lcr3tcn bei ocn britiiden Eruppen IN
ernannt moroeu iiuo. Sic
orci glerste pcr0cn @nglono nGAItc
gsoAc mil orei erfa6rcuen @altcrio
logeu ocrlaIicu 6cI0mnrihda Carl
aitdencr Bat bci9loiien, Gin ipc3icl-
les 9lrmce.Sonitdis.Gonlitc 5il CT.
nenuen mel1cS iii allcu 5raaeu in
@c5ug aif 1en @cnnio6cits5nitouo
Scr Eruppen 81 9lat6c ac5ogen per-
Sen ioll.
0as iponii6e @orlomcnt
ciubernfcn.
9laOrfo, 1A Gftober. Gin
6eutc ocr6ifcntlidtcr t6nialihcr St.
laB bcihmut oaB oas iponiihe @ar
lament on 30. Gtto0er croiinct wer
0cu ioa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-12
Menkaia; katsomaan
NEUVOTTELU ia TUTKINTO
VAPAASTI.
Detroitin Erikoislaakari,

joka on ollut Ironwoodissa Wine
KUN viikon alan, .tarioutuu an
tamaan vapaata palvelustaan viela
Keskiviik. .iltaan Maalisk. Is p:aan.
Jalkeen sen alan tullaan ottaman
maksu.
Sanokaa sairaille tuttavillenne.
Jokaisen sairaan miehen ia val
mon ioka suinkin vol tulisi kayda
hanta tapaamassa.
Han haluaa parantaa. Ainoa
maksu minka nan tulee ottamaan
potilailtaan' on yksinkertaisesti
laakkeista, joita sairauksissa tulee
kayttaa.
Sairaloiset miehet ia ia naiset,
olipa mika tauti hyvansa ia kuinka
kauan ollut, alkaa olko kaymatta
taman laakarin luona.
Sairaudet ~vatsassa, suolistossa,
maksassa. munuaisissa, hermostos
ga, sydamessa. pernassa, matahaa-
voissa, kaatumatauti, sankynsa kas.
teleminen, kalvo silmissa. kipeat
silmat, kuurous, katarri missa
ruumiin osassa hyvansa, aikui-
set jotka eivat vol pidattaa Writ
saansa, heikot keuhkot, eczema,
nuha. napyt tai muita i~ho-tauteja,
paiseet, lannevaivat, lapamato,
veren vikoja, kohina paassa, pit.
kaaikaisia pahasti juurtuneita
kroonillisia tauteia, jotka ovat vas
tustaneet muitten laakkeita vas
taan, ovat erikoisalat.
Hanen vereton, ei-kirurginen Ia
pansa on apu Mile, jotka karsivat
u%mpisuolen tulehduusta, sappiki.
vista, munuaistaudeista, peratau-
deista tai kaulaviasta goitre.
Konttoori on varustettu menes.
tyksellista hoitoa varten. olkoon
tauti mista lasdusta hyvansa kum-
mallakin sukupuolella.
Tunnit ovat: 8 ap.-8 ip. Sum
nuntaisin 10-4.
HUOM. = Vaimoja pyydetaan
tuomaan miehensa mukanaan.
&erdtbefeupia sdpIin iaattuia
iao Toe !Spoorin liiffestd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-12

Mngnst Ntntalan iuomoIainen
rddtdIiltite, PIT 6. aurora fabuuo
(WaIo r.'ieuron t~oIosia). otiaa
masioan toittea aIa0een fuuIutpao
tpbtd. Saltpat binnot. Nopea Iuo.
ritus. Suuri nalifoima feIafan.
faita Iaopunut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-12
ssnmaIanpaluelns emf iunnun

SnmalanpaltueIns emf %iunnun'
taina Sronmoobisfa Flo 10 a. b.,
Diafoonien fofous ftrton b%aalisSa
Flo 2 80 ip. ia 2oitto nuorifoieuran
obieImatofous baalisia tlo puoli 8
italia.
10 pnd bartausbetft Sisb 8rib
aesId, Mis. gntti Wdiidien t~oIoeia
Flo 8 III. 20 pnd neutrality-suspicious.
Nortb Yorfisia Socob 9eiffildn ta'
lola tlo 10 ap. ia Flo 2 ip., Fl pnd
Waren9osia Flo 10 op. ia Flo 2 ip.
% pnd iunnuntaina WaSbburnisIa
9erran p. ebtooliIen fansia Flo 10
ap., Flo 2 ip. Ia DO puoli 8 III.
Tulen pDiunasia Wasbburniin,
ioten on pnras tuua naSta iunnun'
tain aamuna nomtomoou fontrile
Jos Ell Italia Iomi. WietGn pDn fau
pun9in boteaiSIa, Flo 8 aamuua
tpoioaan tatpata toiiemme rautatien
aIemoua.
9rantpoobtsTa, IBIS tuIen fdp.
mddn maonontoina, moalisfuun %
pud ia piodn bartausbettid Iiead ia
notun p6indn italia tlo puoli 8 ia
ieuraanona pGim6nG Flo 10 ap. 10
flo 2 ip. =.
Maarian linn. pditpdnd tf. 25 pnd
iumoIanpalpelus Grnin fpldsId Flo
10 op.. WteaopiQen fouIuua Flo 2 I.
p. ia DE SerisId Sobu aiIpoien to
lola Flo puoli 8 italia.
Spntpupt ia Tasteful:
SronmoooisIo: ausust ia Soa
2affaIon tptdr 9eriba Iune 6steIIa
5pnt 1 p beImit foet 3 p mooItst
ytifoIai ia 2iiia SaImetIe n tptdr
Mamie Wnria ipnt % p belmit Cost
z p moalisf.
Sron 9eltisId: 9lntti ia SiIma
Wtden tptdr Susa Winerna ipnt II
p tommit fast s y manlisf.
Sborsien ia Sennie &oienbabltn
tptdr Gaen Utorio ipnt "a y tammif
Fast 8 p mooIise.
9iIma So6nfonin poita Soipo
Watbias ipnt ~ p beImit fost s y
maaIisf.
Wibittp.
Sronmoooisio: WdinD Wartti
Suotfo ia ella SoieIiina Mertamdti
mibtttiin 3 y maolisfuuia.
9emmiuti puuIoori ia Worio
Soiefiina MdfeId mibdtiin 10 y.
maolis euuta.
,Snnea ia menestpstd!
WalIrib 20. DiIcn,.
SeIef. All R. 61O 6. 2lper It.
Sronmoob, Ditch.
NfppifpnIn aItaa Sronnoobin
2aniaaisi eurafunnasia firfon bac.
ltsfa maanantaino, maolietuun 30
pnd Flo 10 a.. p. pddsi5pdind on
Pddf6iierd hub,ifuun IL pna.
Ybbafcnln 2aniauisieurafuu.
nan ~ttrtosia altaa iota Iunnuntaina
Flo 1 pdimdnd. aeboitetaan foittio
Iasten tpanbempia ponemaon lap.
fenSa fouluuu.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ompeIu.
ieuran fofoutiesIa mrs ia mr. S.obn
Sitfamden luona fpiime torstoino
oil runiaasti oianottoiia. p6ptdra.
boina oil tuloio S. %. Seuraoma
fotous emf torstoino, tf. 10 pna
p6dtettiin pitdd mrs ia mr. Sacob
2nomaien toloIa Muroran IufeeIiua
Flo 2 |. p. WlrS Xuomonen Ianoi:
,tpbiiue ieiniue en- mindfddn baIua
aotouSto molmtstoo:" &c tattoo ia
400 fiie, eta ioufouo muIstoifimme
taos tdbdntin fotoutfeen ldbted Min
fuiu ennenfin on tebtp Qunbon
Dnan p6bdn ennen Flo 2 muistnm.
me tofopntuo Guroruu mofeiStau'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-12

pan luo. Min field on opaStaia mo'.
miiua. iotu iobtua t%aloon, JOS Mint.
iolenftn on tolo tuutematoin. Siis
ioufoua fofout1een!
- 7uittu Wuorifoiearan fofous
buomenno, periantaina firfon b 10
liSia alfao Flo puoli 8 italia. 81
laiiuuoesIa 1uorttetaan alusia Ipbpt
obieIma ia feseus.enaan ~ieuran aIi
oista, ioufa idlfeen on fabuitorioi
lua papnebtoista matIoa mastaon,
pDpodn molmiStatpat neibit: 6aa
rala. Wantaia ia 2uoma,
0uitto WnuriSniemran muoFi
iublda mietetddu emf iunnuntuino
2anSaqisIeurotunnan firton bnaliS
ia. Sublu nIfaa Flo puoli 8 italia,
ioSIa fuoritstaon maib;elenau obiel.
mao, pubeita, runonIauIuntoa, lou
lua. Ioittoa y m. WnDsfin on ii
laiiuuoesia tobnitarioilua mapoeb
toista motioa maetaan. Wuista
! taammepa fiaoin Iaapua ioutoua
ietd nanbat ettd nuoret tdbdn tiloi
iuuteen.
9nnd5ansta peIdtddn Saronie ia.
@rddn Soc Sc @enbre nimifen mte.
ben luuuaon fptpttdneen tuIsen To-
patforofennufien SoronisIa, Wis.,
iosIa poloi tuoliaafIi mainitut neliG
ibmistd, Wies on mansittu ia fu
letettu 6urlepn panfiIaau miime
loununtaina. peldtiiin raimostu
neen fanfanioufon Ipr cboaman bd
net ia fitFi ct bdntd usfauettu idttdG
Saroniin. =
WaoraIifia paloboanoia iannui
Muna Bauer, on mield bensiISId.
war 2llefSi Epr1Iabti ppntd6
tiittdd faiffin nittd benfilDi,d, lotto
ofpot bdnt6 opuStoueet rabnlobioil
la tai muuten, pittduifen Iairauteniu
%aifana. WarTintin terd6itae, ioiuo
omot toimineet Simo Smosfa. Mnt
II NisIild, Maro Wiitanen ia Ssclr
Sabti, lauiuu bdn parbaot tiitotiepIo
tuntunastu aipusta iontu ndin onni
tebneet Dleisiummo ferdptIestd on
$52.75 aprDIobti aifoo motsustoo
Suomeen tdud piitoQa, ebtd ldbti
10 ellen italia.
@alnistamtne fuumoo tot,
pad, Somoto, Oe9etob BILE. Mu.ton ia
Gbicfen ioppoa, port &c Beans,
poistethnia ia feitettpid munia, BAN.
mi noiIeipid. 2uumaa fobtpia ia
Socoa. Piirofot ia ioferiIeimdt Ie'
Ed monet miut ndette Idbemmin
me ibdn ruofaIietoista,
Wtatti 9iftoIon fabtpilaSia.
Mppinna Flo Z oamulIo fIo -
iuoua.
- Snumalainen Iaulaid, Sareli
Surri, ontoi tonfertin niime perian
tai iltana tdfdldiIesId uubesia Snip.
refs teatterisfa. Wdfed oil ferddn-
tpnpt fobtaIainen buone, mutta diff
fitd iaanut ola enempifin. ObieIma
fidIfi foti iefd uItomaiIlp fappaIeita,
erfinmainittuia fummintin Inurin o.
ia. EaneIt Surri on tobeua runIaat
ddniparot omaana taiteiIiia.
Gnomesta ioopui poitfafunnaI.
Iemme tpiime maanantoina mr. Sfaf
WdImd perbetneen IufuIoistenIa 6
&ortteen lup. Toimomme mr. Wdl.
mdn etemdnd mnfiffimiebend oIeu.
tundn poiffafunnaIamme ia otta'
man oido f%aniaaiiin rientoibimme.
Soistoiietf on mr. WdlmdQd alto.
mus Iiittpd ~idfdIdiieen Norrie lotto.
funtaon fornetin IO%ittaiana.
- Mu8nst Ntnfafan Tu~omaIainen
rddtdliItife, PIT s. Murora fabuuo
(WaIo r.'ieuron toIosia). otiaa
paSioan toitteo alaIIeen fuuIumaa
tpDtd. SaItpat binnot. Nppea Iuo.
ritus. Suuri nalifoima feIdfan.
fotto Inopunut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-12
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pan luo. min Tie1d on opastaia mol
nina, iotu iobtao t~aloon. Jos MIN
ioaenfin on talo tuntematoin. Siis
ioufoua fofout5een!
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-05-22
NO CHEAP WHEAT FROM CANADA

The tide of wheat which was to
flood our markets from the vast fields
of Western Canada and lower our cost
of eating has not maerialized. The
Canadian farmer, who views our mar
ket with wistful eye, must ship his
grain to Liverpool. not to Minneapolis.
For, it appears, the Underwood tariff
grants free entry of wheat only to
those countries that give the same
privilege in return, and Canada does
not do SO. Inc IarMeTS- S-Ur-Uau1usx
hoped the new tariff would remedy
this and give them the great United
States market, but their government
did not deem it best. Instead the duty
on agricultural implements was cut
for their benefit, while the iron. and
steel manufacturers of Eastern Can
ada were favored with higher duty
on their products. The Canadian fin
ance minister, in announcing the new
schedules, dwelt upon the fact that the
shipment of Western Canada's wheat
to Liverpool would aid the Canadian
railroads, which would lose all that
traffic If the grain went over the
border to the United States.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-05-22
Lopez Stone for
Paving Base

Among the bidders for paving
contract at Anacortes is j. M
Clapp, the Seattle contractor who
is operating the Shoal Bay quarry
nm Lopez island, near Port Stanley
The Washington Paving com
pany, of Tacoma, has also submit
ted several bids, one of which con.
templates the use of the gravel for
the base mixture and the other
crushed rock from Mr.. Clapp's
stone quarry. This company also
submitted bids for asphalt and
bithulithic, both of which pave
ments would use crushed rock from
the Lopez island quarry, it is
stated.
The Lopez island quarry pro-
vides a payroll of approximately
Pf,OOO d mOuUu.
The quality of the stone is es-
pecially suitable for street paving
and road building. 1t has been
used extensively by the United
States government engineers in the
construction of the break-water at
Everett by the U. S. lighthouse
service in the protection of it's light
houses at Mukilteo, Alki Point,
Browns Point and other places.
1t was used by the Northern Pacific
railway company in the construc-
ton of it's big Tacoma harbor sea-
wall and by the port of Seattle in
its dock construction work there.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-05-22
JAPAN's MERCHANT NAVY.

Go boldly and unlock the ocean
gates," was the message given in a
dream to Christopher Columbus in
the days of Ferdinand and Isabella.
He followed the inspiration of that
voice, but not until our own day has
the key been turned in the gate to
India. That work Is the climax OF
the voyage of the Genoese captain,
says the Minerva (Rome). It dweils
particularly on the fact that the Pana-
ma Canal has opened the gates Of the
Atlantic Ocean to the countries of the
far East. It will end, we are told, In
Europeanizing, or perhaps American
izing, the people of Nippon and far
Cathay. There was time when Jap
an especially strove to live secluded
from the influence Of Western civili-
zation. The rulers of the country de-
creed that no vessols should be built
in her shipyards of sufficient size and
strength to cross the ocean. This II
now all changed. and the wonderful
development Of Japan's merchant
navy is really one Of the most striking
events in her history for the past forty
years.