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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-27
JEWS INVITED TO BE TURKS.
Ottoman Empire Offers Right OF
Naturalization To Russians.

New York.-The Turkish Govern
ment has assured the State Depart.
ment at Washington that 1t will not
expel Russian Jews residing in the
Ottoman Empire. but will permit them
to become naturalized Turkish SUBJ
jects en- bloc, it was announced, here
by the American Jewish Commission.
The committee stated that 5000 Jews
in Jaffa alone have already applied
for permission to take advantage Of
this decision. More than $4,000 Rus
sian Jews are residents of the Pal
estine region alone, 1t was said.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-27
Lono Water Flumea.

Fumes of the V-type are extensive
ly used In California, transporting an
nually about 100000 feet of lumber
from the mountains to the valley.
Some Of those in the Southern Sierras
are go miles In length. Such fumes
are said to cost between $4,000 and
5000 per mile.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-27
INSIST ON ANTWERP INDEMNITY
Germans, It Is Thought, May Hold
Burgomaster Prisoner.

Amsterdam, Holland-The Handles
blad learns that the Germans are still
insisting that Antwerp pay a war levy
of $10,000,00O, and Deputy Burgomas-
ter Franck has refused until he is as
sured that the Germans will make no
more acquisitions for supplies.
The situation has reached a dead
lock and Is strained, and it Is feared
that M. Franck may suffer the same
fate as Burgomaster Max of Brussels,
who, because of the non-payment of the
Brussels indemnity, was taken
prisoner to Germany.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-27
CHOLERA FOUND IN PRUSSIA.
Disease Said To Have Appeared Also
In SiIesia.

Paris.-Several cases of cholera are
reported to have appeared in Prussia
and Upper Silesia, according to dis
patch from Basic, Switzerland, to the
Havas News Agency. Two deaths from
the disease thus far have occurred In
those districts.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-27
GERMANS AGAIN soMBARD LIsAu

Many Women and Children Are Killed,
Says Havas Agency.
Paris.-A dispatch to the Havas
Agency from Petrograd says:
"Advices received mere from Libau
are to the effect that the Germans
have opened a second bombardment
on the city, which was especially di-
rected against the most open and
populous quarters.
"A great many inoffensive persons,
principally women and number of
children, were killed. The exact num-
Der of the fatalities is not yet known. !"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-27

mo. think I'll go; it's a waste OF
time"
Reynolds set his glass down with
bang.
You'll go when I'm finished, Brand,
and not before" he exclaimed. II know
just what I'm talking about, and
know just what I'm going to do. and
all the brandy in this bottle, or
whole case of it wouldn't make the
facts any different. Your little pleas
antries are taken for Just what they
are worth. may return a few OF
them before I'm finished. but in the
meantime, just make yourself at home
and listen. II doesn't matter what you
think promised to do, or what ought
to do. have made up my mind that
I'm entitled to half the money that
you made through my fraudulent re-
port on cement for the Pecos river
dam. I was employed by an honest
firm and paid an honest mans salary
to make a genuine report on the &C.
ment that went into that work. / sold
myself too cheap. That was to your
advantage for the time being. Now, II
you'd have been on the level, regard
less of how big $4,000 looked to me at
that time. you would have made an
even split with me of your own voli-
ton, but you didn't. Forty thousand
dollars did look like an awful lot of
money to me then. but since I've been
mixed up with you and your kind. I
can see where you've had little BIT
the best of 1t. I've got pretty good
house. and you've got better one.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
Wndow Cleaning.

HOME. OFFICE WINDOW CLEANING
Co. By expert cleanerG Special prices on
store fronts BY the month Residences win
doWs also cleaned az reasonable prices
Phone 72L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
IN
ARIZONA ARRANGE
DIFFERENT SLATE
George N. Young Will Head
Ticket as the Guberna-
torial Candidate.

Phoenix, Ariz., Aug. Some rapid
changes have been made the last few
days in the plans Of the Progressive"
leaders who are arranging a state
ticket. The present plan is 10 run Geo.
". Young, OF Phoenix, for governor,
and DR.. j. Z. Nelson, Of Mesa, for
United States senator.
a few days ago 1t was generally
thought that Z. 5. Clark, Of Prescott,
would be the candidate for governor,
and that Dwight 3. Heard, recognized
boss Of the bull Moose nerd in this
state, would be out for the senate.
Clark Declines TO Run.
Negotiations with Clark, however,
have been abruptly broken off. Clark
never gave his consent, but IL is known
positively that at one time Heard,
Alexander et al had him almost per-
suaded- For some reason they were
unable TO arrange any satisfactory
deal with him.
After giving up Clark the leaders
turned their attention 10 Il 3. Wilkin-
son, one Of Heard's local wheel horses.
Like Thomas *. Marshall, OF Tucson,
whom the "PrOgressives" al one time
planned 10 run for governor, Wnkin-
son gave ms consent only with the
provision that lis wife did not object.
MIS- Wilkinson was in California and,
IKE Mrs Marshall, she wired that her
husband was not going 10 run for gov
ernor II she had anything to say
Woman a Candidate.
Mrs E. n Phillips. secretary OF the
Phoenix Y. W. c. A.. has agreed 10
run for state superintendent of schools.
She is likely TO be the only woman out
Tor state office this year and il is be-
Aeved that she will poll the votes OF
many women for the Progressive"
ticket
Frank II Parker, also OF Phoenix,
announced 10 days ago that he would
Try for the tax commission on the
Bull Moose ticket.
Efforts are being made by a COM
mittee OF p TO select q county ticket
George B. Wilcox, 3 secretary in
charge Of the state headquarters, win
OF Tempe for the state senate. p. H
Hayes will be nominated for superior
judge.
At county rally in Phoenix, wiki
lnsOn and P L Morgan, urged on moral
and political grounds that the party
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
PUBLICITY FOR THE
RWn EnAEnE

The Rio Grande irrigation project is
given publicity in the monthly Recla-
nation Record, a publication devoted
TO notes and articles connected with
the reclamation service. Statistician
c. J. Blanchard has an article on a
tour Of the Rio Grande project In an
other article a photograph Is shown
Of the diversion dam near Harris mill,
showing the cement lining OF the
Franklin canal under construction and
Peace grove in the background
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
FINED ON CHARGE OF
m~ariH=w No.

J. Dupont. a Frenchman. was fined
SO in the corporation court Saturday
morning. on a charge OF insulting a
woman
II is alleged that Dupont accosted
Mrs. Fay owen, clerk at a downtown
cigar stand, on the street Following
a complaint made by her TO the police
Dupont was taken into custody.
The arrest and filming OF Dupont IS
in accordance with a campaign inau-
gurated by the police 70 put q stop TO
an epidemic OF MASKING" which in
the past week or 10 days has assumed
serious proportions. according to com
plants made to the police
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
WILL EXHIBIT ARIZONA
CATTLE AT EASTERN FAIRS

Mesa, Ariz, Aug. Frank Reed
Saunders, probably the most sue
cessful breeder Of blooded cattle in
Arizona, will leave next week for
swing around the eastern fair circuit
with some OF his finest Ayrshires,
Guernseys and Dutch Belted stock
He viii visit the fairs OF Ohio, n
York. Tennessee and several other
other states, returning in time for the
Arizona fair in November.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
REsoLUTE WINS AGAIN
FROM FANTITE YACHT

Port Jefferson. y Y. Aug This Reso-
late enhanced her light weather reputation
Friday by leading the Vanitis IL another
OF the Americas cup defence trials over
the greater part Of a IS mile zigEag course
in Long Island sound, winning by IL min
utes. 4 seconds elapsed time. and Il min
utes Is seconds corrected tine
The Fanirie made a poor start. but q
shift in the wind in the first hour lifted
her to almost even terms with the Here's
hoH yacht Then the Resolute gradually
drew away and gained continually.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
z eady Reference Business DireCtOry
Trunk Factory.

FL PAsO TRUNK FACTORY
Is the place TO get a nice wardrobe trunk.
suit case, travelling bag or repairing or eE-
changing Next 70 Crawford theater- Fn 4o91
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
THE COURTS.
SPECIAL DISTRICT COURT.
n. NauIe. Presiding.

Fred Merkent, by his next friend, y.
c. Merkent VS. Charles Zeiger, ct al,
suit for $4,000 damages for personal
injuries; filed.
Don Johnson VS.. D. n. Num-, suit for
damages filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
JUSTICES COURTS.

u. b. McLIInI0ckl Fre8IlInEs
". E. Chapman. charged with negH-
gent homicide, defendant released on
his personal recognizance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
RAILROAD AND AUTOMOBILE
TIME TARIFFS

AAMLE LHDLnLsOa
-~~~~-~-~-~----~~-~-~-~~~
All trains arrive and depart from Union
depot. foot Of San Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given in e Paso OF
mountain standard time
SANTA FE.
Fer Albuquerque. Denver. Chicago. Los
Angeles-Lv. $3.50 a m and $500 D. n.
From Albuquerque, Denver. Chicago, Los
Angelss--Ar 1880 a N, and 6:Io D. m
Ell PASO 4 SOUTHWESTERN.
'(Western DivislO1).
For Arizona and SOnora-Ly. s;40 q n
.. m and Y:45 .. m
From Arizona and Sonora-Ar. 7:Gs & m.
zsSy p. m and 4:1O p. m
eastern DivisiOn).
FOR Kansas city. St Louis. Chicago-LV.
a;45 ?. m and 1850 p. m
From Kansas City. ST Louis and Chicago
Ar 6-38 a. m. 1:45 p. m
G., H. a 5. A. AND 8. P. TRAINS.
For San Antonio. New Orleans, Washing
ton-Lv. S.45 a. m. and 1I:o1 D. N.
From san Antonio. New Orleans. Wash-
ington-Ar- $50 p. m. and Sis ,. m
For Arizona and CaLfOrnia-Lg. 6i5s q
m and $3.50 p. m
From Arizona and CaIfornia-Ar s.ao
a. m. 1880 p. m and $3.50 Q. m
TEXAS q PACIFIC
For Dallas and St Louis-Lv- T:ts a m.
From St. LOais and Danas-Ar. $3.50 a
NiTIoSAL RAILWAYS OF MEXICO.
(No regular servicel
MEXICO NORTH WESTERN.
mo regular service1
ROsWELL-CARRIZOZO MAIL LINE
Passenger service leaving both Roswell
and Carrizozo daily and Sunday at 8 q m
for Picacho. Tinnie, Hondo. Lincoln, Fl
Stanton. Captain and NogaL
Through fare one way. $50. Interme-
date points at Sc per mile Baggage carried
up 20 us pounds 50 pounds free. Excess
at &c per pound
Roswell Auto Co.
Owners and Operators
Las CRUCES AUTO LINE
FOR MESILLA VALLEY POINTS
Leaves Herald office each week day Al
3 .. m Fares from FL Paso to-
Canutillo .---..--.....-...-..-. rs
anthony .-.sss.-..s.s.-s.s-s- loo
Berino -s.s-...s..ss.s.s... Las
Nado .......ss.'-s.s. s-...-........s. L50
Mesquite s..s.-.-..s-.....s..... LIS
Mesilla Park.....-. ..-.....-..--...... 400
Lal Cruces .ss-ss-sss ..-----ss..s... ZOO
Leaves Las Cruces Drug Co for Fl Paso
at Sis o. m daily
Eight hours. Via Roosevelt dam Leaves
Dominion hotel. Globe, daily. $50 a M
Arrive Phoenix $3.50 p. M Fare. SIS Make
reservations IN advance
ella Valley Auto STAGE Line, Globe. AriE
ELEPHANT BUTTE AND HOT SPRINGS
AUTO LINE
Clay Davidson. Prop. Engie. n. n.
Leave Eugle daily. s a m and 2 .. m
Fares from EnEle to
Elephant Butte ----...--.-----.--$l00
hot Springs 1890 -s--s. .----.s. s-au
Return fires same by appointment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01

come out in favor OF statewide prohi-
bition. It is unlikely that anything
along this line viii be done, however
The meeting resulted in the lorna
ton Of a club, with R. L. Morgan as
president; Earl Hill, secretary; Bert q.
RrnEn- freasurar.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-17

potfio mime, tpoibaiient pddstd her.
mostont berratii ia tdpuGa arnetui
mddrdpffet tdtd idrfprd,pdd murbe.
ndptelmdd> >tatielIesia.
r66n on ammuttatpa. ssoIme
,niestd! WoImiii!"
Holmela taster.GDdnd oIe,uaIla
mtebead, fatffi perbeen i5id, fofii
8erIinistd ia folmas toIonpoifa.
ei biusfarpafaan bietpo btanut. I'd.
mdbdn oil oifeubenmufainen tebtai
md. Slimme lDntSneet roistor. iofo
ct anlainn,t Dbtddn iddlid. 2npdd.
rit pamahiput. gGamabtolpo run
mis lppb's,Di maoban ia Ell cndd
Tito btanut Yonn taSnoilIa et hut
eoes lime muutiunut. Rirud6rimme
tuottopat tmstottomon furlemnn.
rDieibdn pitdiii poIttaa S,idu buo.
ne bdnen pddnid pdSltd!" Ianoi erds
miebistdni.
rSomiuin, mars!"1 fomenfn
r2oIme raelnis!o otpot pbd pol,
tpillaan maae ia, ia poian ruumis
wiruu ieindn pieresid."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-17

Gina, peru, ippsf IL b. -
9duue on innpurnt uutiiia eftd
mnanidrisips on bdmitidrpt @ora'
b lin toupursin Nerusio, arC quipon
moofunnosin. nutiieeIn mainitnon
ettd firia on taubun molIasid,
mutta Find et ilroiteta fuinfa Iuuri
on IurmanIa fonneiben Iufu.
Gnr- p,iin foupunfi. ioefo on noin
1000 oiufasta Fioitiee roin 13O
mailfa lounoileen WoIIenban iata'
maSta. 3oisio tpuotto totaperin
bdtpitti moonidristps inman fou
punsin. iota on fen idIfeen aiubes'
toan rafennetti. SenbuiIlo. ioSio
-@oropeIt Riaitiee tapobtrm bptptn
iibeddn maonidristpffd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-17
Saffalaiiet npottameet inomaIaiiea
latipan.

Sontoo, ippsf. II p. - 9mtbol.
masta Heuterin totmistoue iaapuniii
idbt5ianoma fertoo ptfiipiStobtai.
iemmin iuomalaiien postibDprpIat.
man nIeoborsin fobtaIosta, ionta
iafialoinen torpebonbdmittdid faap
paii, eiIisten mutisten mufaan.
Eorstat iItana iaapui aarlsfro.
naan, Ruotiitn, fabbefian matfus
toiaa, enimmdfieen tansfaIaiiia me.
rimiebid, iotta fertomat ndbneenId
iotiaIo'sten fpinttdndn atiiIeeu llIeo.
borgin, iofa uppoF. Watfrstaiat
otettiin risteiIiid 9lussbursiin, iofa
puriebH Dar5isiiu. Sieud pddsteis
tin faiffi muut Iaitpamiebet ia mat.
euS.aiat maibin, paitIi ensIantiIaiiet,
Iuomalaiiet ia pendIdiiet. Werimie.
bet ianoinat ettd iafiaIaiIet antoitpat
beiIle bptpdn fobteIun.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-17

2ontoo, ippst. IA p. = Reuteriu
toimiston idbt5ianoma Noomasto
fertoo: rNiimeiiet tiebot StdtpaIIas'
ia tmtpaawat enttstd iputemmilld
mdreiad Stdmalan ormeiian fobta'
loo. tparltnftn fen idlfeen, tin iafid
laiiet otpat ilmoittaneet ei endd moi.
mania Idbettdd liidmdted @alitiiaan,
fosea aiema Idntiieud iotandpttd.
m5ad ON ubfaoma. Wieldpd ferro.
taan, ettd entiiet ioufot. iotfa Safia
on ldbetttinpt Stdpa0an amuff,
maaan futlumaon tafailin,"
pietarista tui'meffi ianpuneet
idbfDIanomat fertofpdt, ettd mifddn
tbme ei tppi endd pelostaa StdpaI.
Ian @alitiian armeiian fesfustaa ia
tpafenta fiiped ioutumasta fofonoan
mursfatufF, moboouiiestt antautu'
maan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-17
Gaffa Iaifet ptnat iaaneet tietGd
10 utfpfeuia berdbtpmiiestd
WauHta2Sa.

@enepe, Smeitfi, ippst. 13 p. :
pariiin fautta. = nutiiet IafiaIais'
ten perdptDmiieStd;; buoIimatta fai-
tista tporofeinoiSta, ppat pddsieei
Speitiin fautta lepenemddn poB.
ioiieen ia omat ne berdttdneet field
ipwdd aIafuloiiuutta fnne iaapunet'
ben monten tpotttouutisten idlfeen.
Wiiucbenin fanomalebtifont onttoreita
on luliettu epdidriestptien pelosta.
Gdnne tiebotetaan mp6Sfin, ettd u,i.
tiiet iafiaIatsten iattupasta perdp
tpmiiestd Hansfasfa otpot faapuneet
9erliniin ia lp5neet iBmiiet mpfiff.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-17
anipanfHa iotanabttdm6ltd.

&ontoo. fppsf. II p. - 4ocaI Mn
5ei9erin elofuun 25 pm numeros5o
On mitd eIdpin fupaus fotatdpob
tumista. Siind on iuIfaiSu erGs
firie, ionfa on lebbeue Idbettdnpi
IofiaIainen ndpteImdfiriailiia paul
Oscnr 6ocfer. iofa mt paImeIee
re,,ermifapteenina fafiaIaiiesia or
meiiasia. 9dnen ndptelmddnId ia
r2ania oieisfa" eiitetddn tabdn at.
taan 9erIinin oopperataIolIa.
6dn fertoo ettd bdnet oil Idbeie.tp
etIimddn aieiia erddstd beIsiaIaiiesta
fpldstd, ionfa aiuffaat oIitpat am
puneet iafialaiIla iotilaita. 6dneIe
oil annettu mddrdps tpaatta fpld'
Idisten Iuomuttamaan oieenia ia ettd
ne aiuffaat ioibenfa ballusta oil
aieita l5ptpnpt tpostoin beibdn IL
moittamiStaan, plitpat piippmdttd
ammuttatpat.
aertoesiaan fdpnnisiddn erddsfd
Sunsbuicbtn fpIdsId, ianoi bdn ettd
erddstd taIosta oil IDptpnpt tpanba
mics, nainen ia foImentoiSta tpuo'
ben ifdinen tptiD.
rSiDoin topobtui iotoin birtpedd.
aeriantti ia iotiloS olipat fisfoneei
erddn nuorufaiien uIos buoneesta,
6e olitpat IDptdneet bdnet fdtfeptp'
neend olftfaiaan bnoneen pIiieud,
9aneld oil fdbesiddn peIstaIainen
Iuobiffo, iosfo oil milf ompuma'
tonta patruanaa. RotoSia oletpaS!o
oufoSto bdn lienee ompunut monte
funnon fafIalaisto. Nuornfaiien oil
nostettatpa fdtenfd pl5s. Mnfpttder
Ia fuoIonfolpeono ieiioo bdn Find.
rRuta on tdmd nuorufoinen2" fp
iptn tponbuffeIto. Ntinfuin faIamar
iotutiamtna, be fotfH folme lanfefi
'uat poIittoen poItpilleen. yainer
nppbtpttt: ~bdn on minun poifont.
Wonh pritti faroto, mutta fotiIaani
oiettimat bdnet buoneen ieindd mas
ten.
rUatnun tdptpt futptiella mielesidn'
miien etumartiamme rotiosto,pa'
p5n pimepbesId peioIIisten faIamur
booiien Iuotien foiteuesfa fuoIinbpm
MID beibdn foripisioan Ia muisleuo
'IoIafoita firfasFlmdiIid iafioIaiiio
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-17
3tittuntmneiben tppttto on tdboel'
linen.

Wnfhi-ston, Ippst IA y. -
Hanef1n Idbe.pe.5uc tdnddr Bor-
benuriStn fdopmneet triroIliiet idhf1'
faromat pbd pabwistopot 10 en-
nen iaopuneita tietoio IiittoutuHeiben
iuieta,pasta tpoito8td.
r2enranl SrfTre fertoo hanituf
fcne etd noittomme tulee pbd tdp-
belIifemmdfFi ia IoiStnpammofIi,
muiniiaou fdbfDIonomteTa. rWibol'
linen on tdnbesid poosio la idtdd
fdTitmme fpanfeia, boomottuneito,
tpffeid ia ampumopnroia"
,Suuunottoman iuuren taiSteluu
jdIteen, iota festi 5:std 14:sta pdi-
tpddn, oiamnt iouftomme pihollis-
ta totna tofpnlIn, ioue ei lDnbu
pertoil mitd ZEN looiuuteen ia Ri
ipouteen tulee."
gDuismmuun Siifps(lSmme olemme
ebeurset NiSnen ioeu poitfi alopmo.
IeIlo Soirfia. GatioIoiiet ppot lab
ie est 4rrienIiSto 10 g Hencienuestd.
Mrmeii1mme teStusto on Wlaruer
ioen ., bioispuoIeIlo Mr9ennou be-
pnrtmen,isIa. 9pihp0'nen on ldhte-
mt R.to petd, mutta pitdd IBID
Xnimouiin hoIluSIoou
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-17
GcrbtaIateten fotatoimien iamp'
taau bb6 meneStbtp1u.

Sontoo, ippsf. II p. Heuteriu
toimiston firieenmaibtaio fertoo pet
ro9abista (pietoristo) ISbehdmds.
fddn fdbfDIanomasia ettd IerbioIaiIet
iottotpat bp5tfdpsliisteitddn itdrpoI
toloiIia iouffoia fpastaan. eafia.
laifia iotiloita on tdtd nptpd @rob.
din ieubuilla, Stdmalon iotandpttd'
m5ud. @robcf on noin Is mailio
Idnteen Gem bersistd.
Wendldtsten iouffoien ioimet ldn'
tilen Standardization armeiion tafano
mainitiee firieennaibtaia, meneStp.
fudt tdpbeuiiesH. 2dbeud Hamo
HuSfaa omat tpendldiiet bpDtdnneei
StdmdIon armeiian ipustoien pddl'
le, ia beibdn ferrotaan taisteIetpan
tpottoffaosti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-17
SaIamet &c &ecla latimiebet az.
s~osteletpat ,,tpanboilltsta"
=. &. Gtittpa.

Waib!nston, .. g., ippsf. IL p. :
eaiumet &c 9eclan ia muiben Ulicbt
santn &upariolueen faiipospbti1iber
lottmiebet opat npt idttdndnee
Iuurta fupariIaffoa tutftneeue Con
sresiin fomiteaIle IDppuIami,tntonia
losia anfarasti artposteIetpat 6. g.
2tittoa,
rSdnnen 2oitposmieSliitto on pu
natsten ioiidIistien idriest5", Iano'
taan lauimnnosia.
Sen bistoria tdnbeIiIesti pifeut'
taa fatpostenomistaiain menetteIpn
fteltdptpesIddn tunnustamasta tai
olemasta mis- iddn tefemiiisIa adn.
men &attposmiesliiton fansIa."
(Suntuu aitpan fuin IufiIi iotoin
rrnoitoalien" firiotusta tai IouIun.
tcaD
sos mitddn lainIaa bintaa 5uoIi.
teuaan tdmdn tutfimufien perusteeI.
la, Min tuIiii fen tarfotufiena ola
iuoiella Imerifan faniaIaisten pc.
rustnsIaiuiSta oifeutta tp5sfenneIId
mtlloin, feneue ia misid baIuanat
ilman minfddn idriesiDn iefaantu.
miSta."
(Edmd Calumet &c 9ecIan Iafi.
mieSten toi,pomus on totemtettu
~lotstapasHA 8uttesfa, iImon mi
tddn lainlaabinta, rrabitaaIienA Iuo.
fioliieaa atpuStufiella.)
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Vaniitti Diexasja

2ontoosta, ippSf. IA p. - petro'
srabista tulleesfa idbf5ianomosia.
tpttme funnuntaino, iImoitetaan eitd
tieto fiitd ettd 9erbloloiiet oipat mol
loittaneet SemIintn. fpnnptH iuurep
paniiftn 9ienasia. EubonIittain iou'
tpmdfed marsf paroobeisia pdd.
fanpunsin fabutIla, iottIaolIifen In
rspStufien poltanmina.
1HIe "a iiulsprrmutparcsics sari.
tpdt -iitdmatt6miffi ia foImas iouf.
to tparofpdfed ldbti rpapaa ebtoifna
rintamaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-17
n~saaaaaaaaa N aaau = .
I sass = = Z = = . q \ \ y = D


Lontoo, syysk. Is P. = Sotakrii'
tikot ovat ITALIA kertaa kaikki yksi'
mielisia etta taistelun tulos lanti'
sella sotanayttamolla riippuu SUI
rimmaksi osaksi siita milla menes-
tyksella kuununprinssin armeija vol
toimia Verdunin edustalla, vaikka
mielipiteet Wine paivien tapahtu-
mien suhteen erovat hyvin suuresti,
Berlinissa ilmoitetaan etta Verdun
on nyt taydellisesti piirltystilassa ia
etta kahden tahi kolmen paivan ku-
luttua vol Saksan armeija ryhtya
uudelleen hyokkaykseen.
Liittoutuneiden puolelta- taasen
levitetaan ii ietoja etta kruununprins-
sin armeija on lyUty takaisin ia etta
Sc on muuttanut pafkortteerinsa
etelapuolella Rheimsa olevasta
Sainte M Menehouldista Mont Fau-
ooniin, joka on viisitoista MALTA
pohjoisempana.
Berlinissa myonnstaan etta saksa-
laisen rintaman heikontunut oikea
siipi on vetaytynyt takaisln. vaan
samalla selitetaan eta tama ei tule
suurestikaan vaikuttamaan siihen
etenemisliikkeeseen, joka alotetaan
kohta, kun Berdunin linnoitukset
kukistuvat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-17
Safian laitpasto On tags ndbtb
Gmpmen ipeRad.

2Dbpenbamina. 2ontoon fautta,
ippSt. 13 p. - Rammolta SuomeS'
ia, fadpnnut iabe5ionOma fertoo
Iuotfien ia faIostoiien ndbneen iafia'
Iatien Ioitpaston risteilemdn fabteno
iptime pditpdnd albipenonmaon faor'
ten eteldpnolelIa. Xaitpostoon fuu'
luu fettiemdn breabnousbtm
fotaIdiwoa, uieita JriisIonbin maIt
ia risteiIHSitd ia uieiso btiIi. ia For
iausloitpoio. RisteiItid Bliiberir
+tonfoon tpebettiin pli.omiroal
preusfin prinsF 6einridin Iippu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-17
ansfalaiiet tualIptttanest tmpfa
taiparainnati.

pariifi. ipgst. 13 p. = Tdnne II.
mottetaan end rarSfoloiIet pnot
tpauoinaneet ioffolnililta Werbunin
luora ruoeotanoroiunau
Yoriifi, ippot. 13 p. - Safpas
toimiston aropefin firieenmaib,oio
iImoittaa erddn ransfalaiien tiruratn,
iofa oil buole lebtinut baonoittuneesta
iaffalaiiesta iotilaaSta, fertoneen.
etd IotamieS ct ouut Iaonut piime
pdimind muuta Putin fnuroia 5pD.
bdtIeen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-17

2ontoo, ippSt. IA. p. - Reuterin
Johnston idbfSianomo Mmsterbo'
misto fertoo, ettd on tebtp ioptmms,
ionfa mufoon Ronsfa ia SofIa tn.
leipat tuotbtamoan pbtd iuuren In.
fumddrdn fotatponfeio. upieereito ia
mite bid, iotfa tpoitpot uubeaeen liit
tpd armeiiaon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-17
Wtraaomaiiet ettpdt iulfatfe fupI'
Ietoen uimi6.

2ontoo, fppsf. IA p. = DailD Ee'
Ieerapbin Rotterbamin firieenpaib'
taia fdbfDHdd: rBerlinisid rupeotpot
!otiaIaifet hiIemaon Ietuottomitf fm.
ne iaapuneitten uutisten ipbbos!a,
ioisfa ferrotaan fafioloisten perdp.
tpmilestd. 6e rupeafpot buomaa.
moan, ettd iotapiraSto ei ilmoita
ldbestddn faiffien fuoIIeitten nimid,
fud uieiue iotilaiben iufuIoiIiue on
tnllut tieto omatsten fuolemasta,
mutta mira lliiet tiebonannot eipat
tiebG niiStd mitGdn."