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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
TO FILE DECREE SOON.
Details of Dissolution Said to he
Fully Agreed Upon.

WAsHiNGToN, Oct. 7.--Attorney-Genera
Gregory expects that the agreed decree
dissolving the New Haven railroad sys-
TEN will he filed In the United States
District Court at New York some time
next week Conferences between officials
Of the Department Of Justice and the
New Haven, which have been going on
since the agreement to end the anti
trust suit was made. have "esulted in n
settlement upon the language OF tho de-
cree. Little remains to he done now
aside from the completion OF the revised
drafts of the decree 80 that II may he
submitted to the court.
The decree provides for the sale OF
the Boston and Maine, the trolley prop
critics Of the New Haven and of various
steamship and docking properties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
U. S, TRUCKS FOR ALLIES?
"standard" Says Schwab Has T5,-
0O0, 900 Contract for War Motors.
Speciai Cobic DeSpdtch 10

spectrum ubtf ne NI"'ttH 70 Iht ~
I.oNDoN, oct S.-The Standard prints
"A report that Charles NJ Schwab has
made contracts with the French and
Russian Governments amounting to
over $500000o to supply armored motor
trucks mounted with guns.
The STANDARD recalls that two ar
mored automobiles built for Russia by
the Chnrron Motor Company, an Eng
llsh concern, at its French factory. were
in Germany while being
shipped through that country shortly
before the war and may still he I'm tho
possession Of the Germans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
nd Maine dealings with the Billiard Com

and Maine dealings with the Billiard Com.
pauy."
Homer S. Cummings OF stamford. coun-
sci for Billiard. Hemingway and Linsley,
said tonight that the proceedings are
essentially formal and an outgrowth of
the disclosures before the Interstate Com
mcrce Commission.
Mr.. Linsey and Mr.. Hemingway"
continued Mr.. Cummings. ARE connected
with the suit only In q formal way, as
they were merely directors OF the Billiard
Company and had no pecunlary interest
at any time. Mr.. Billiard has already
stated at great length when he appeared
before the committee at Washington his
connections with the New Haven road
and the Billiard Company"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08


PARIS, October I.
There is reason for satisfaction in
the Government reports Of the battles
in northern France to-day. The unfa.
vorable news OF yesterday that the al.
lies had lost ground at certain rolnts
Is offset by to-night's report that this
ground between Chaulnes and Rove has
been retaken.
The Germans, with large forces q.
cavalry, sought to-day TO hend Off the
northern advance Of the allies and get
between them and the coast cities They
struck at Armentiercs, hut were halted
by determined resistance. The Govern.
ment now says the German cavalry
has been held north Of Lille.
While these cavalry engagements were
in progress between contending thanking
ibI'fS lut HllleS TeSunleu DOWPrtul
offensive at the hinge OF the battle
line north of the Disc and were sue.
cessful. There were forward movement.
by the British and French in the centre
of the line, presumably from Rheims to
the ridge of the Argonne
IL this quarter the Germans had
weakened their forces IN order to sup.
port Won Kluck and to launch a flank.
ing movement of their own There IL
reason to suppose that Gen Jofrre Ia
now proftlng by lessened German
strength in the centre.
Skirmishes between outposts AZ Ypres,
south of Ostend and close to the French
frontier are reported here. The Ger
mans are said to have attacked ths
trenches in force and were repulsed.
The French seem to be maintaining
slow but steady advance in the Woevrs
district, while firmly holding their posi-
lions along the Mouse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
WOULD GUILLoTINE OFFICERS.
"FiGaro" Names Grrmnns Charged
with Four Chief Atrocities.
Spectal CahIc Despatch b TnF srN

Special FdNIe DfspdfCL 70 TnF SIN
PARIS. oct. THE Figure has con-
clnded that the identity of the officers
responsible for the four chief atrocities
OF the wal has been sufficiently estab-
ished TO warrant cour martial for
Major Won Manteuffel for Louvain.
1.ieut,-Col. Won Blager for D!nant. Major
Won Sommerfeld for Tormoude ana
Baron Won PlattenberG for Rheims
The Figaro suggests that the Powers
should court-mlrt!al these four officers
after the war and demands that they
no guiiotned. It adds,
AS for WilhCm, his people Wi fix
him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
REGAIN LOST GROUND.
German Cavalry Repuised North Of
Lille, French Report.

Special Gable Despatch N Trr Sow
PARIS, October 7.
The Government report to- night was
brief but wholly reassuring. It was
issued at 1880 p, NJ. and was as
follows:
Except on the wings, whe,e tho
German attacks have been repulsed,
there is a lull along virtually tho
whole line. on our left wing the
German cavalry has been held north
of Lille, to which point II was pre-
viously repulsed. Between Chau,9es
and Roye ground previously lost
has been retaken. At the centre We
have advanced IN certain parts.
There is nothing new on our right
wing,
The report Of the afternoon indicated
the nature OF the operations in tho
north as a STEADY advance toward Bel
gium in constantly widening arc.
The text of the report was as follows:
On our left wing the battle stu
continues with great violence. The
Imposing fronts extend into the re-
gion between Lens ana La Bassee
and are heightened by masses OF
cavalry which are in grips as far
as the vicinity of Armenueres.
On the front extending from tho
Somme to the Mouse, there is moth
ing TO report.
In the Woevre district the enemy
made new effort to stop our
progress, but his attacks again
failed.
In Russia the German army de-
feated In the battle OF AuEustowo
which lasted from September 20 to
Oct Ser 3, endeavored to arrest the
Russian pursuit at prepared DO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
SCHIFFS BIG ART PURCHASE.
Report Says lie Paid 100000 for
Bardsc MaJoIlca Plates.

II IL reported that Mortimer Schinf has
just paid s6OOOOO for group Of maiollca
plates from the Bardac collection which
was brought to this country last Novcn.
Der by Emile Rey Of the hrm of Arnold
SeiGmann Of this city, Mr. Schiff could
not be seen last might. The price s said
to be "A record one.
The important items OF the collection
have gone into famous galleries, lnclud-
ing the Metropolltan Museum and T.. \. r.
Wdeners. one single plate I'M Mr.
Schiffs purchase, a Florentine piece, two
feet IN diameter, is valued at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
CAUGHT WITH 100000.
Passenger bound for vienna with
Money for Treasury Is Arrested.
Special cable Despatch 10 Tnr Sun

SpecidI FdO1e UtspdfrN 70 THE Sun
ROME. oct. THE police have ar
rested passenger bound for Vienna
who was attempting to cross the from
tier with portmanteau containing
100000 In gold destined for the
Treasury
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
SPUR TO CAPTURE OF ANTWERP.


I.oNpoN, oct. There Is rumor
here that tho Kaiser has offered as a
reward to the first man to enter Ant
werp, the decoration Of the Iron Cross
and $4,000 marks (S6,2O0) in money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
GERMANS CROSS NETHE.
Advance on Antwcrp-Ctty Must
Vow stand Bonn la rdment.
>prciai ca6,e De'ootch TO Tur So

ANTWERP. October & delayed.
The Germans succeeded a. 4 o'clock
this morning in making good their foot
ing on the north side OF the River
Nethe between I.ierre ana Duffeld,
Twice during the night small detach-
monts got across but these were driven
back ar were wiped out
At 6 O'Clock this morning some 1000
Germans were on the north side OF the
river. Since hen by al, accounts they
nave been crossing In great numbers.
Presumably Antwerp will now have to
submit 20 bombardmon and perhaps
siege,
Two boats will leave Antwerp early
Tomorrow morning with the last of the
English and French colonies Both con-
suls and the personnel Of the consulatcs
and legations, with the representa-
tives of other Powers, have left al
ready The Consuls go because their
usefulness Is at an end, Antwerp il
putting her house in order The peo-
pie still cling to the hope that the enemy
may got he driven back across the river
Tonight or tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
Winter Mhrnt Bcst.

The crop OF spring wheat was hardly
Of normal size. Its indicated size on
October was 100000 bushels less
than the record spring wheat crop Of 1912
and 22,Sl9. 600 bushels less than last year .
crop The winter wheat crop Of 675,-
600, 900 bushels was the record breaker.
being $4,000 coo bushels greater than
the crop Of 1913. the previous record.
Corn improved In September. The size
Of the crop on october / was estimated
to be 1876, 0O0.O 900 bushels. against $685.
600. 900 bushels a month previous. Con-
dltion also improved, being 1873 on Octo-
her /. against ~ a month before The
ten year average Is 79l. The production
this year is about a normal crop. The
record was made In 1912 when 3.l24,-
10000 bushels were produced Last
years crop was 2i46.rsS.O 900 bushels, the
final harvest.
The oats crop improved during the
month The crop as Of october is
estimated to be l.l310o0, 600 bushels
against l.l16,OoO. 900 bushels the previous
month The condition Is given as S6.4,
compared with Ss1 last year. The Yield
per acre il 296 bushels against 2s.3
last month and 2e.3 last year The
record crop was l,llS.337,0o0 bushels in
1919 Last years crop was l.l2l.,dS.O 900
bushels
The barley crop ~ of October IS esti-
mated to be 1914. 900. 600 bushels. against
9OO. OoO. 900 the previous month and VS.
900 900 bushels. the final crop Of last year.
The record vas 223. >2i,o0o bushels in
1912
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
RECORD WHEAT
CROP IS WORTH
$S34,OOO,OOO
Farmers Will Also Pocket
Two Billions From Corn
Harvest.
OTHER GRAINS FAR
ABOVE NORMAL MARK

The wheat crop OF the United states
this year is the greatest ever harvested.
not only in the number Of. bushels but in
money value as well.
The Government experts have figured
that Uncle Sam will have almost $1,000
600 bushels in his bins. an Increase OF
more than 100000. 900 bushels over the
bumper crop Of last year
This crop alone will put ss3i,oOo. 900
into the pockets OF the farmers at e3l5
cents bushel. the price fgured by Gov
eminent experts. with tho demand for
wheat from many countries It is expected
that mono will go to waste Corn and
oats showed even greater gains. The
corn crop In worth about $4,000. sac 600.
The Government crop report issued yes
terday was the last of Importance for
the season. It gave tho size Of the in
dicated total wheat crop as $4,000, 900
bushels. as compared with $4,000. 900
bushels on September l.
The deterioration thus indicated does
not affect the status of the crop as tho
biggest In the countrys history. The pro-
duc,lon compares with the next largest
crop. which was 763.3So.oOO bushels last
year. The yield per acre was 1876. com
pared with l5.2 bushels I'm 1918 The
reduction in the size of the crop from the
previous months estimate was Of course,
in the spring wheat crop, which Is now es-
timated to be 2l7 900. 900. against eel ,000.-
900 bushels on September /.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08

GREAT BEAR SPRING WATER.
soc. the case OF six glass stoppered bottles
-<ap. .ss 4AEnUl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
Counter Thanking Movement
Of Germans Checked
Near Frontier.
ALLIES MAKE GAIN
ON CENTRE OF LINE
Battle on the Left Wing Con-
tinues With Unabated
Violence.
REPORT SKTRMTSHES
TO SOUTH OF OSTEND
Canadian Troops Reach Brit
ish Waters on Way
to Front.
Special cable Despntch 10 Tpr srS

LONDON, Oct. THE Canadian troops
for service In the war arrived I'm British
waters tonight and will land tomorrov.
They will he sent inland to camp tn
train for active service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08
100000 From Antwerp In HoiINr

Sgtcidi Ca Desprfrh N TINS srN
ROT ,ERDAM. oct, There arc nov
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08

y TIIE HENks!IiRE Inn,
CT. 81 .ngtun, Mass open AL Octuber.--idC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08

i testified at Washington that BILLIARDS.
purchase and sale of the stock was a
uona hic deal and not the resul; OF a
'scef., rust agreement. But perhaps some
" &C. new people treferrlng 10 the present
.im.u s,ra'ion Of the road) have found
slme,alng of which We never knew New
.syp.e often have a habit OF discovering
hew things
q haven, been served in tn, suit rs
vet and 80 far as | know none of my
op'r'y has been attached. don't
NOV Why 1 should he brought into the
81. excepting through the pure cusscdness
~ ,lose who instituted H. | never had
su.r" OF stock or dollar in the Billiard
mHlnN Yes, / expect to be called as a
~'ns.. Do the suit ana | shall testify"
Nj Mr.l,n was reminded of his testi-
mony before the Interstate Commerce
'ommsS'on in which he said that after
ga Boston and Maine stock was bought
Jack from Billiard he was asked by ms
'oaI' %. directors Ito 20 after Billiard
'hree months after he had got the sun"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-08

Continued on Second Page.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-01
Watch Carefully
the Child'S Diet
start Them OFF Right with Goon
Laxative and Then Watch
Their Food.

Mothers are often uncousciou-ly
very careless about the diet of their
children. forcing all TO eat the sam"
foods. The fact it that all foods 10
not agree alike with different per-
sons. Hence, avoid what seems t.
constipate the child or to give 1t iu-
digestion and urge it to take more
of what is quickly digested
If the child shows q tendency 20
constipation it should Immediately he
given q mild laxative to help the
bowels. By this is not meant physli
or pureative. for these should never
hc given To- children, nor anything
ike salts. pills, etc What the child
requires is simply "a small dose Of the
gentlest of medicines, such as DR.
Caldwcus syrup repsln, which, Zoo
the opinion of thousands Of watchtul
mothers. Is the ideal remedy FOR amy
child showing tendency 90 coustipa-
ton. So many things can happen TO
"a coustlpatrd child that care is nee
assary cold piles. headache, sleep
lessncss. and many other auu0yanc"5
that children should not have can
usually be traced 10 constipation.
Many Of Americas foremost faml-
lies are never without Syrup pcpsin,
because one can never tell when
some member of the family may need
lt. and all can use it Thousands EN-
dorsp 10. among them Mrs VI H. Pat.
ten. Valley Junction. Iowa, who is
never without it in the house. Mrs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-01

pauen says that Syrup rcpsu has
done wonders for her boy Ralph.
who was coustpatrd from birth, but
lis now doing fine Naturally She is
enthusiastic about it and wants other
mothers to use It, Dr CnlWell's Syr-
up pcpsn is sold by druggists at
nuy cents and one dollar bottle.
the latter size being bought by those
who already know hts value, and il
contains proportipnatcly more
Everyone likes Syrup pepsin as it
is very pleasant to the taste II ia
also mild and non-griping and free
from injurious ingredients.
Famuioa wishing 10 try FREQ sam
pie 5o.t.e can obtain it postpaid by
undressing pe w. b Caldwell 4lg
Washington ST., Monticello, ILL., a
postal card with your name and ad-
ross on ii viii DO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-01
Instantly Relieves Swollen, Inflamcd
Nose. Head. ThrOat-NOu Breathe
Frccly-Dull Headache Gocs-
Nasty Discharge Stops.

Try Ely cream bdIiu'
Get a small bottle anyway just to
try it-Apply a little in the nostrils
and instantly your clogged nose and
stopped-up air passages of the head
opcn you will breathe freely dun
rcss and headache disappear. by
morning. the catarrh, cold-in-head
or catarrhal sore throat will be gone.
End such misery now! Get the
small bottle of "Ely's Cream Balm
at any drug store. This sweet, fra
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-01
Preparing for War;
Mediation Is Slow



ihtefIncd''uoh as ''' "''n Wv. ',','' !,
states ana inc II"'I'" r"N'' '''''''''
mas nor yet "''h iO''"' '',.'' 10y '','
"'''p'ah'' Will aus" "rp'' ~ INV
mtui"''"n 'h"' ii''""'S ''''''','
Is expected ''''S Pu''''"' "''
cleared up oN lhP'" Nv"
way 80 mat 1T may ''' ''''''''' ~
t2blSh'd mat II "'I'A no' GUY
'ep'' I"''Iln' '"'''l'" W''" '''' ''''
states, ou' a'"' WIN '''.'''
Another ""'rI"""' "I 'i' "''
sion was am ih'iH'lloN '"'' ""''i ''',
I'"'r'' ana ar ana '''''''''''
send r'.Ir'eH''''\'S 10 "'' "' .'''
with the medIaI"IS ana ''"' 'I''"'
I'' la ''iIN now '' "''S "'
'"sSdd"r Iof ''"'I''' pI'''''' "''''
ne drSIAhal'u I" a'' '"' ''"''
was known 'H'l u'' I''"''
SELVES h'd MADE n" move ''' P,'
s'nu l'p''a'"l"'''' I''''' ''''''' I'"' ~
Ih'ie Was reason 'o "'''' '' i"
h"ra's coming was n'lnE '' 'S'"''''
ai N'>',o '''\ an" l'''' ''
I'llfe 'I ,"'i''l' W '.', ~ '' .''N W 3D.,
hero may be- authorized /" "'' I' '''''
CAPACITY
I'uriHs 'h' d'> the 'I''' '.'.''''' ~ 3D.
received word rl In' 'h'""I'-''S ''-
ul"d' OF some OF 'h' l"'''' '2' I'"i
he'n powers h"'''lS "'''l i'I' ''',''
W ME tine m'o'''"IS nave mo-, "i'i '''' .,
directly lor t'' II'rn"IN influence "i
european powers 'h''I ""l-' govern
m'h's nave enlisted II'I' '''''S''-
doris ana ministers "l H"'o"''" cup
itaIS To secure iI'noI\ 'o-"p' p''''''''
Tine responses are '' t'H'i AZ 'n'".'
aging, YET lhe Hl+'uI'''S S'I' '' "'.
way Of a settlement are r. ''oII''"''.
one continental diplomat po'n''d ""'
that the diill'uI'''s ih'r'a7'' as '','
scope oil ln''rihedi''''n "'" ."' "n"-
cned. ~" lIhened the SITUATION TO the
So-caIIed concert OF europe "h'ch
seldom could bo brought agree
mcnl because OF lhe number "l par
ties and diversity 'l interests
Local consuiNliohaIls's drew al'eh-
uon TO lhe language OF lh' H"'' iI"''
General 'arr'nza AS no' "''eP'l"S
any "iler 10 SeiNe th' dHI'rth,'S 'o-
tween MN sell ana Genera iiu'I IT,
huJ merely TO hsl'n 10 Pr'p"s''7
which would solve inc diIIeieh.eS o'-
tween the 'nl''d S'a''S ana M'N''"'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-01

WASHINGTON Apdu &O Major
Ho,broaN commanding the federal
t',ops at Trinidad Colo, reported TO
the war department late today that
there was now no disorder there and
that ne had sent Captain Smith with
troops 10 Walsenburg He added that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-01

New telephone directories have
been delivered. If YOU have not re-
ceiyed copy call telephone 40. '2&
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-08

ne feudtIututaubetF opettaion toin.
taan iatfamaan.
3nlirotfp ON Itfffeend. Wrs
Ia mr. Sobn 6asFfen perbeesid Sur
rp fabun iparreua omat molemmat
manbemmat lapfet ioirastuneet tuli
roftoon. Ealo on eriStettpnd.
war aarl Sillbers Idbti maa
nantatiaaua taas lutuiaan iatfa.
maan Ro.t SsIanbiin, 81, Musus
tana GoQesiin. oItuaan tdaua foto
naan manbempienia ia Iisfoienio
luona iouIulomaa miettdmdsIa.
war gbarleb SlaSerfou y. M
paitfafunnan nuoria miebid, toilet
ouen toisfielifid Iabtitpdt Iunnuntoi
Italia Mnn Mrboriin, Wicb., pIiopis
toon lufuiaan iattamaan, pietettp
ddn tddud part tpiiftoa iouIuIomaon.
Ia omoiSten5a luona.
0eferfSiG, @tS., omat Iuoma'
laifet farmarit bommasfa iaaba Da'
lutb Soutb Sbore rautatieben Iimu
raiteen, iosta moifimat Idbettdd rau'
'%tateitfe puutanaraa .. m. tue tteitaan
8autatiefomppania antaa fiseot y
m. rautatamaran ia farmdrien on
lite Iaitettaipa ratapenfere la taiTit
Soufolla be fielld paraitaa om a
piffoineen ia Iapioineen rautatteiDts
I'd la ndpttdwdt, ettd pefimieIifpys
on noimaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-08
@aaIarimestari Matt aosti

@so" SsODA
mattusti milne %periantaina ditinid
tansia S%romwelliiu, Winn. mierai'
lemaan uIeammoffi paimdfTi elld
olepien iutuIaistenia tpt0nd.,
@almistamme fuumaa Top.
paa. Somato. DesetobIe. Mutton ia
Sbicfen ioppaa, porf &c Beans,
paistettuia ia feitettpid munia, bam'
mi noileipid. 2uumaa fabmia Ia
Gocoa. ptirafot ia ioferiIeirpdt fe'
I'd monet m'iut ndette ldbemmin
meibdn ruofalistoiSta.
Wtatti 2iffalan fahmilas5a.
Mnoinna Flo z aamuqa Flo IL
Italia.
Gteldn Tdbti Ninpriiotemrat'
iltamisia fuununtoina, lofafuun 19
pnd moitot lanfefimat poittaiiue Ieu'
raatpas5a i6rieStpf5es5d:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-08

2ebHidrmead piodn rippifoulua
emf femddnd JOS ilmoantuu fouluun
boluuilia Iopio; Ientdbben tiifti ioil
la on oitomus tuua fouluun, min
iImoitafoot iiitd iammit. % pdipd
nd ioIoin on iumolanp,lmeIuS tr
fosia Flo 10 up.
2nnnioitufieua
U}. Mnttonen
Nefp Oort Wlius. Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-08
&iitoS.

Gdten lomiun ~IpodmeuiIet fiitotIeni
ieurafunniueni beiodn minune anita
mistoan iouIulobioista piime ionIu.
ma, 6orb, rim ieurotunnaue arpof.
tlos'a tiriabp0pStd Ia S,irpcrtin
ieurofunnoue rnnfoosta ref Iabias.
to. 6erra Sc ils Esiban bppppten.
ne monin t rroin pa~lftfoon!
g. Wietinsn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-08
IlrnOituS.

Ilmoitan Mile arvoisille kansa-
laisille, joilla on kui ia Rowan pun
halkoja lahella Superior'ia, Wise.
myymatta, eta saatte myyda ne
minulle. Huom,l raha kappa ia
korkein kurssi.
John K~ukkonen,
524 Hughill ave. Superior, Wis,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-08

Soornatpuorot tommifuuSfo:
IL pno 6 iIumettsIa puoFtotous.
Is pnd SoIumetisfa %ioorna Flo ep
1s pnd Copper Sitpsid NeIfon fIo
3 ip.
20 pnd Gopinston Flo 10 op.
=. 6. XiIieroos,
Calumet, Ditch.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-08

Ptutte' &Stos
Gen mielid tdriipttdmdn birmutu.
j paufien iobbosta, iofa topabtui iou'
~Iuaatto iltana GalumetisIu, Micb., ia
josie noin 80 ibmistd, ioutui foma.
Ian fuoleman ubrifli. pibimme Sinf
lin, MeobpiIen ia Dsferin farmorit.
protestifotoufIen, ebeudmainitun a
Iian ioboosta.
2ofoutIen amali Nlfreb &aa rtinen
efttden m%aliitaiunti foeoutIeIe pm
h%eeniobtoian ia ~firiurin. pmbeen
iobtaiofi malittiin, Ifreb &aartinen
ia firiuriti, Ganer u. Sariu
WirtaiIiioitten palittua, mr. 2aort
men ieIosteIi 2upariaIueen Iattoiois'
teIusta, ZEN ipnnpstd, men osta ia
tarpeeuiIuubesta field tpoldiIiae tails
teGafieen oiteufIienIa puoIesta tp'
ranimaiIia pddoman fartuttaiia mos
taan.
pubeeniobtaia efitti pleii6ae, ettd
pitaiiin toimenpiteiiin oliii rpbopt
tdpd aipustaafIemme a~ineeQiiesti
malta fupariaIueela, oieeufIienia puo.
Iesta taistelemia peIiid.
8esfusteItiin, minfdtapaiIiin anus.
tuspuubiin tpoitaiiiin rpbtpd, mitd ia
mitentd ~poitoifiin foota Ianottua
omustusta. llIeita mieliptteitd naib'
bettiiu Ianotun ofian iobbosta.
2opuuiIesti tultiin fiiben pddtDt'
Ieen ettd 5 beitfinen fomitea ldbete
tdGn tdtG IatfoamustuSta ferdd
mddn. palitutIi tuli Ieuraapot ben.
fil5t ~ferddiifTi: - German Sariu,
Gaper u. Sariu, 9ust 2ebtonen,
Dm 2ipi, linton Suuronen ia MIf
reb &aartinen.
Seuroomat ponnet Iaabittiin tdeId
fofoufIesfa, &upariaIueen tapobtu
mien iobboSta, faifti fofoutiesio
ldsndoliot, pffimieIiiesti bppdtipt
mdt ndmd laabitut ponnet. ponfis
ia fopio pddtettiin ldbettdd preibent
(; II, Woobrom Wiioniae, f~irieeuiiesit
Poni:
. aosfa olot W'cbisanin fupori eat
posoIueiqo, onat fdriiStDueet fe0oi
. iffi ettd ne eifpdt enddn mdbimmds'
fdfddn mddrdsid naStaa meiodr
vmopaan maomme" periaotteita, rau
baaieten %fanIolaisten benfi ia omoi
luus Ell ole turpattu, miattomot noi
mot ia IopIet omat I~aoneet ben9el
Iddn matIaa moamme p%erusiusla
Elem tofaamot oifeubef.
ga fosta vGit5enS Mdiance" mimi
fen clifton toiminia f%anotuua olueelo
on ferras5aan ioptmotonta tdmd
maan funnon fanIalaiiqe ia Min oil
len IurfeaStt Ioutfaa tdmdn maan
fan1olotsfd5itteitd.
gtiin oIfoon p6dtettp, eta me rGa'
rep Eomn'in" moanmilielidt fofoon
tuneina foeoutfeen, poabimme ettd
fonsresionaIinen futfimus on beti
toimitettotpa, ia oifeubenmufoinen
tutfinto tapobtumiSta toottatpu, 10
taiieue maamme peruSuSlofien ia
toamaa, turwoa tarwitienaDe.
Conan toimenptteen apuaa me
uSfomme atnoaStoan tpoitopon rot
boDiiet blot palauttaa ia maamme
boutnnoIiSten perioatteiben ebeleen
tobraamtnen lopettaa.
MIfreb Raarttnen, Gamer u 6oriu,
. pubeeniobtoia. firiuri.