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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-02-19

The state department. in charge of
farmers Institutes has heartily sec
onded the efforts of the business men
of the city to insure the success of the
institute to be held in Kenosha on Feb.
26th and 9th and one of the best pro-
grams ever prepared for a farmers in-
stitute anywhere in the state has been
arranged for this meeting. The lead
ers in institute work in Wisconsin have
been given places on the program and
their handling of the subjects assigned
them. cannot help but be both interest
ing and instructive. The business men-
of the city under the leadership of the
Retailers Association have made all
arrangements for the entertainment of
the guests of the city during the hours
when the institute is not in session.
All of the amusement houses of the
city will make special effort to have
feature programs for the days when
the institute is held and everything
that can contribute to the comfort and
enjoyment of the visitors viii be care
fully looked after This institute
should be the greatest gathering of the
kind ever held in the state and the
men who are responsible for bringing
it to Kenosha are hopeful that it will
be but the first of long list of SINH
lar gatherings which shall bring the
men of the city and county closer
together.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-02-19
REVIVE GARBAGE QUESTION.
Morse Engineering Co., Chicago Wants
to Figure With the City at Once.

NAorSe engineering Co., Cn1cago, wants
to Figure With the City at Once.
The question of municipal garbage
collection in the city of Kenosha has
been revived by a letter sent to Mayor
Dan. O. Head by the officials Of the
NORGE Engineering company Of Chicago.
This company declares that the munici-
pal collection Of garbage in Kenosha
may be made very paying venture
for the city. The company will in the
near future lay before the common
council plans and estimates for. the
building Of a garbage incinerator in
this city. In the letter to the mayor
the engineers of the company claim
that paying plants Of this kind have
been installed in many Of the cities
of the country and that an informal
examination of the conditions in Ke-
nosha has shown the engineers of the
company that this city could make
money by handling the collection OF
garbage as municipal industry.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-02-19
PATIENTS SEEK CARE.
Burning of Blue Mound Sanitarium a
Calamity to tuberculosis Sufferers.

The urgent need for more institu-
tions to care for the unfor tunate vic
TINS of the Great White Plague in
Wisconsin, at all times apparent, has
been strikingly emphasized since the
burning of the Blue Mound sanatorium
in Milwaukee. Patients and their
relatives have appealed to The Wiscon-
sin Anti-Tuberculosis Association, to
learn that there was everywhere a
waiting list ahead of them
"There are patients trying to get
in, who have been on the waiting list
for over two months said Doctor j.
w. Coon, superintendent Of the state
sanatorium at Wales, when appealed to
over the long distance phone. ~
would like to take this patient in but
the other cases are also very import
ant and must be taken in order Of
application"
The waiting list is much larger for
women than for men at both the state
and county institutions. DR.. Coon
stated that he would soon be able to
take a few male patients.
eff the members Of the various
county boards could have been in our
office last week to hear the stories Of
earnest and disappointed, almost des-
perate people, wanting to gain access
to sanatorium,'I said DR.. Hoyt E.
Dearholt, executive secretary Of the
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Associa-
ton, there would be sanatoria pro-
vided in many more counties. Now
that it has become generally under
stood that the state bears the main
share of the maintenance Of county
tuberculosis sanatorium we expect
many more to be provided. =
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-02-19
HENRY wAcHENFELD DEAD.
One Of Kenosha Pioneer Bakers Died
at His Home in Waukegan.

Henry Wachenfeld, aged seventy one
and widely known among the pioneer
residents of Kenosha, died at his resi-
dence in Waukegan on Friday after
noon after long illness from com
plication of disease The deceased was
a native Of Germany, but came to Ke-
nosha in the early days and for many
years he was employed with the late
John B. Kupfer in the plant of the
Kupfer Cracker Company He was a
member of the Grand Army of the Re
public and during the civil war he
served as a member of Company c of
the Twenty-sixth Wisconsin Infantry.
Some years ago he removed to Wan
kegan. The funeral will be held in
Waukegan at two O'Clock Monday af-
ternoon, Mr. Wachenfeld was a
brother,in-law of William j. Dickhaut
OF Kenosha. 1t is expected that many
Kenosha people will go to Waukegan
to attend the funeral
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-02-19

of judicial duty, Of its obligation to
the state and the public, if it were not
to adjudge the defendant unworthy of
public confidence and unfit to be
trusted with the powers, duties and
responsibilities of an attorney and
counsellor at law !.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-02-19

The prediction made when the new
postoffiee was being erected that it
was too small has been fulfilled to the
letter and the officials of the postal
department are now figuring on ways
and means of securing increased ac-
commodations to handle the rapidly
increasing business of the local office.
The limit of efficient work in the pres
ent accommodations has about been
reached and the best solution of the
problem Of handling the growing bust
ness of the Office appears to be a
branch office on the west side of the
city.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-02-19
LAST. WEEK TO PAY TAXES.
AL Taxes for City Must be Collected
by Treasurer Within Present Week.

Ny 4ACdSuIcI WlIulu EIGS6QG w eek.
City Treasurer Martin Steinmetz has
begun The work of closing up the tax
rolls for the year 1914 and the people
Of the city have just one more week
in which to settle all tax claims of the
city. Nearly all of the money has been
collected by the treasurer and it is not
expected that there will be any grand
rush during the next few days. I'm
der the order of the council two pei
cent penalty viii be added to all city
taxes after Tuesday, Feb. %, and AS
the books of the treasurer are nearly
all written up there will be no extern
sion after that time Extension of tax
paying time did not seem to make much
difference in collections as nearly all of
the taxes had been taken in before
the last day set under the state law
before the extension as made by the
council.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-02-19


Kenneth Eastman ...........9l
Kenneth Mainland ........ .90.4.
Myrtle Perkins ....... 1904.
The honors for the students of the
Kenosha high school for the year just
closing were announced as above at
the banquet Of the senior class held at
the high school on Friday evening.
The banquet proved to be one Of the
most exciting events of the year on
the student calendar and it was feat
ured not only by the announcement Of
the honors for the year, but also by
the fact that Earl Schmitz, the presi-
dent of the class, was kidnapped by the
juniors and held in captivity until af-
ter the last course of the banquet had
been served. This a second story of
how the juniors sought to get the
goat Of the seniors and it was the
most exciting chapter of school rivalry
known in Kenosha in years.
The banquet had been set for half
past seven O'Clock and at that time
the members of the class together with
members Of the faculty, board Of ed
ucation and other friends had gather
ed at the school assembly room. The
banquet was spread but President
Schmitz failed to put in an appearance.
After waiting for few minutes it was
decided to go on with the banquet.
Dinner was served and it was time for
the program and still President
Schmitz failed to put in an appearance
and rising to the demand Of the oc-
casion Vice President Kenneth White
acted as POSTMASTER. There were
short responses by John B. Maloney,
chairman of the board Of education !;
Principal Temper and the responses
from the class were given by Mark
Kindt, Lulu Christensen and Will
Baker. The toasts were followed by
musical program furnished by the
members Of the class. The feature of
this program was the singing of three
songs written by members of the class
and set to music by Miss Cameron.
There were other musical numbers by
Miss Titania Hill and Gordon Brown.
While the members of the class were
listening to the reading of the honors
and toasting the faculty and school
life, Earl Schmitz, the president, was
patiently awaiting release in cellar
not a mile from the school building.
Schmitz was game and refused to ac-
cept the demands of the juniors.
Schmitz had been one of the members
of the senior class who had taken from
the Juniors a toy goat which had been
called the seniors goat He had been
Swallowed by the juniors since four
o. clock Friday afternoon and when full
ly dressed for the banquet he left his
home on No. Chicago street just after
seven O'Clock he was seized by a big
bunch of Juniors, placed in q closed
automobile and taken to cellar some
where Then the Juniors sent word to
the seniors about the banquet board
that their president would be released
on the return of the fgoat' but the
seniors refused to make any deal and
Schmitz was held in captivity until af-
ter the banquet was over.
Members of the faculty were inves-
tigating the kidnapping of Schmitz this
morning, but they found it exceeding
y difficult to get any facts on which
to base any action.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-02-19

Joseph Saxler, president of the South
Milwaukee Merchants Association and
W. H. Beick, secretary of the South
Milwaukee Merchants Association,
spent the day in Kenosha.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-02-19

house II. honor of the visitors. The
program for the institute proper and
for the cooking school is announced by
the state as follows:
Program.
Thursday Morning, 10 O'Clock.
Soils and Their Uses Supt. MeKerroy
Proper Crops Mr.. WYATT
Afternoon, 1870 O'Clock.
clovers and Alfalfa supt. McKerroa
Roads .......... Mr. Donaghey
Silo and Silage. ...,.. Mr.. Bradley
Evening. 1850 O'Clock.
Musical Program .............
IN. Prepared by Local Committee
Farmers and Others, supt MeKerrow
Friday Morning, ESQ 0 clock.
Swine .............. Mr.. Bradley
Good Cows ............. Mr.. Wyctt
Clean Diaries. ......, Mr.. Aderhold
Afternoon, 1850 O'Clock.
Good Feeding ...,... Mr.. Bradley
Corn ...................P Prof. Moore
More and Better Live Stock $500.
.................... Mr.. Martiny
Thursday Afternoon, 1850 O'Clock.
Brown Stew.
Baked Onions.
Nut Bread. Hot SIaw.
Coffee.
Friday Afternoon, 1880 O'Clock.
Pork Chops with Potatoes.
Salad
Ginger Cake. Scotch Scenes.
Cocoa.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-02-19
EXAMINATION FOR
County Highway Commissioner q
KenoSha County.

In accordance with law, the Wiscon-
sin Highway Commission viii ex-
anime all candidates for the position
Of County Highway Commissioner OF
Kenosha County at the Court House,
Kenosha, Wisconsin, commencing at
1000 a. M, Wednesday, February IS,
1914, Applicants should present them
selves at the above time and place.
Particulars as to examination may be
had on application to the county clerk
or sent on request to the undersigned.
By order OF,
The Wisconsin Highway Commission,
Madison, Wis.
f1012-14-16-2lw42adv.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-02-19

This IS the open season for CAM
dates in Kenosha.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-02-19
nDNAP CLASS PRESIDENT
Annual Senior Banquet Held at High
School on Friday Evening is Featured
With Thrilling Escape of President
from the Hands of the Juniors.
Senior Glass Honors.

Valedictorian- Mark Kindt 96.5.
Salutatorian-Lulu Christensen 95.4.
Third Honor Amy Wickham 94.6.
Fourth William Baker 94.2.
Fifth Honor Caroline Kirchner 93.5
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02
NppSetpeltia tpaabitaam rbbtbmddn
fuipcrnBDrifpfelafF.

GtpersH RooietpeItia, iofa tpiime
miifona paIaF Guropan matfdltaan,
omot prosresIiitpipnolueen iaienet
foipasti tpaatineet rpbtpmddn Nem
gorfin fpaItion futpern1DrifofeIao
6dn on fpud uieita fertoia fieItdp'
tpnpt fofeIuubesto, mutta tpaItion
iobtamot ebistpsmieIiiet opat pddt.
tdneet, ettd bdnet on iaototpa pprfi.
mddn fumernD5riff miud feinoin
tabanio. Dstdwdnid pipatfin 10 o.
fittoin toitoosfa iaoba bdnen iuos'
tumufienia, tpoiffafaon bdn ei fpieId
ole fitd iulfiiesti antanut. Sonoma'
lebtien baasiatteIiioiue ei bdn ole
fieItdnpt eifd mp6ntdnpt fofeIuut'
taan maamme iaurimmon tuaItior
tufpern5Drin tpirfaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

Batavia, lava, kesak. 26 p. =
Ankara maaniaristys tapahtui ta-
naan Sumatran etelaosassa. Usei-
ia ihmisia pelataan menettaneen
henkensa ia kymmenittain loukkau-
tuneen. Hollannin lahettilaan vi
rasto ia useita muita rakennuksia
kukistui paakaupungissa, Benkoe.
lenissa. Sahkolennatin ia kaapeli-
yhteys on katkennut.
Sumatralla on suuret maarat tn.
livuoria, niista kumminkin on SUI.
rinta osaa pidetty sammuneina. Va
kiluku on kaikkiaan $500, 900 hen
kea, ioista noin 5000 valkoihoisia.
China Mutual Navigation yhtiolle
kuuluva englantilainen hoyrylaiva
Kintuck, joka on ahdattu siirtolai'
sia tayteen, on 10 useita tuntejs
myohastynyt ia pelataan sen upon.
neen maaniaristyksen seurauksista
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02
sDamba eilpifpmma.

Ayalnut Gornerfn N. .. maantpiI
ieliid, Jofiab Gpitt nmorempt, l1pf
mao tilaItoan filpifonnan ionfa ieI
fddn iioiidnid oil tpupnna 1921 fai
ipertanut nimifiriaimenia IS. g."
Gtpitt ndptteIi fiIpifonnaa uieau,
naapurilIeen, faipertaen bdnfin nj.
mifiriaimenIa ia tpupIiIupmn fen iel
fddn ia mel Rtten tofaiiin entiiias
oIinpaifoileen. 9dn fertoi, ettd ida
idftn oil ndbnpt tdmdn Iaman filpi
fonnan uieita tpuofa tafaperin, NUT
ia ufeo ei fumminfaan ollut piitIi'
NIT ruipeta faifperruspaitpaan. Niin
paIion FUN ON ipoitu ieltpiue Iaaba,
tiIpifonna ipiimeiien loo puoben
aifana ole palioafaan Iiitfunut nm
pdristDiuddn, tpaan on enimmGtIeen
ppiDteapt iamoiua paifoiIa. 9uinfa
panba ie oil 10 filloin Fun bdnen
iioiidnIa nimitirioituflenia fen ieI'
fddn faiperf, ct bdn fertonut Hetd.
pdnid. Sofa tapaufiesia on ,fon.
no" 10 uieita iatoia puofa iamoia
tiloia taqustelIut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02
Naise hdokas lainlaatijakuntaan vetsy
tyy ehdokkuudesta ia menee
avioliittoon.

Riverside, CAL, kesak. 26 p. =
Kieltolakipuolueen ehdokas lainlaa.
tijakuntaan Miss Allie B. Simmons
ilmoitti tanaan eta han tuIee
vetaytymaan pois ehdokkuudesta
mennakseen avioliittoon kahden
viikon kuluessa. Ennemmin olivat
puolueen iohtaiat tiedustelleet val
tiosihteerilta voiko henkilo, jonka
mimi avioliiton kautta vaihtuu nj.
mityksen ia vaalin valisella aialla,
tulla entisella nimellaSn valituksi
lainlaatiiakuntaan. Walton pro.
kuraattorin neuvosta vastasi val
tiosihteeri kysymykseen etta kur
henkil0n tuntomerkit eivat muutu
voida an han valita toimeen entisel
] Ia nimellaan. Tama oil ensimai
men tapaus laatuaan valtiossa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02
StdipalIam frmnmnn perilinen tpai'
uipimeem ,amrbattm.

Seraietpo, 9osnia, feidt. % p. :
Stdnalta llnfarin fruununperiuine,
Srancis Serhinanb ia bdnen NOR
9anatinen naimonia Sobenbursir
bertt,iatar ammuttiin tdnddn beibdr
aieaesiaan Bosnian pddfaupunsiS
ia Seraietposfa. yuori ierbialainer
pIioppiIaS ampui laufaufiet, iotfo
Iiidfipdt itd pitfdd iurundpteImdr
iariaa, iofa on ipnfistdnpt feiIari
Srons SoIefin balimsta.
9lrftiberttua ia bdnen puoliionio
Iaitpat iurmanio toiiesia beta mas.
taan iamaua paimdnd tebbpsid muir.
bapritptiesid. @niin beitettii1 pom'
mt fitd automobiiIia tpastaan, iosIa
be oioinat faupunfiin. Mapistaen
pnbinto ipDnii arttiberttua pommin
tumminfin ipriddn. Se Ienii idIesid
tuIepan automobiilin alle, iosia aioi
bdnen ieurueenlo, baamoittaen Fret.
not 8oos DaIbeceia ia etpersti Wter.
ri55oa.
aun pc paIaFpat faupunsin taIol.
ia, aiottiin funinfaallinen pari fulet'
taa automobiiIiIIa iairaaIaan, ionoin
plioppiIas @atprio prin5ip Idbestpi
automobiiIia ia ampui automaattt.
iesta retpoIperistaan uIeita laufauf.
iia automo biiIisIa oIiioibin. Sdn
oil tdbbdnnpt bptpin, fiad arftibsrl.
tiia ia bdnen puolii ionia faatuitpat
fuolettatpasti baapoittuneina. 9lu.
tomobiiIisia oil mposfin faupunsin
fumernD6ri, iobon eitpdt fuuIat fat.
tuneet. Wturbattuien ruumiit fad.
tuitpat fupern6Drin pli iuoiellen bdn.
I'd tuuIilta.
2umerno6ri buuii oiuriIe ia mod.
rdF bdnen aiamaan paIatIiin tdp.
bella tpoimaQa. &ddfdreitd oil beti
faotatpilla, mu.ta beibdn opunfa oil
mpobdinen, iiud palatiiin iaanuttua
oIimat artfiberttua ia bdnen pmoIi'
Ionia fuolIeet.
@lei feiiari toiin mddrdd, tlletpat
pibettdpitIi tddad paIatIisIa
ndbtdpind. 9eiodt tuaaan epdile.
mdttd bdutaamaan Wienisid ole.
ipaan fapuIinien firffoon iieud ole'
Min babsbursiIaiilin bautaboIpei,
bin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02
lean Sibelius. kunniatohtori.

New Haven, kesakuulla. Takalai-
sessa Yalen yliopistossa olivat toh-
torien ia kunniatohtorien nimitta-
miset ia STELLA toisten kuuluisuuk.
sien ioukossa oil musiikin tohtoriar-
Won saajana merkitty Jean Sibe-
Illus, sayeltaia, Suomi. Tama oil
huomattavimpia tapauksia, mita
Suomelle on pitkiin aikoihin tapah-
tuhut, silla tuolla teollaan nostivat
amerikalaisetkin Sibeliuksen kaik-
klein korkeimmille kunnia- -asteille
musiikkimaailmassa.
Sibelius on ollut tassa maassa
muutamia viikkoja antaen useita
konsertteia ia ottaen osaa moniin
tarkeisiin kokouksiin, ioista juuri
tama on yksi.
Hanen mu iikkiaan.
Kaikki musiikkikappaleet, joita
orkesteri iuhlatilaisuudessa esitti,
olivat hanen neroutensa tuotteita.
Stella soitettiin ainoastaan hanen
suuria kappaleitaan ia varsinkin
"valse Triste" saavutti suurta suo.
siota. Northumberland nouseva
ihmisioukko puhkesi raikkaisiin
mieltymyksen osoituksiin. Tri Sibe-
illus oil koko alan yleisen huomion
esineena ia haneen olivat amerika-
laisten silmat kaantyneena koko
alan. Min oil han musiikillaan
vallannut ihmisten mielet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02
Gamanan ballitnfien laitpa
fateiSSa.

9aIifar, 81. O., feidf., 20 p. -
MpDbddn eiIisiltana iImoitettiin 60
uaban ballitmfien Wtontma9np'nimi'
fen lairpan olepan fateisia. peId
td6n faiffien lainaua oueiben hue.
funeen.
Ganaban IaitpaStobe beparoementti
Idbetti ellen faifiue merfinautoaie.
mile mddrdpfien foettaa etfd fa'
oonnutta laimaa ct. 9atpence lab
belta. 2aipasta ei ole iaatu min'
fddnIaiiia tietoia eitd fitd ole mis-
iddn ndbty fen idIfeen Fun ie oil OF
tomasfa biiIid Gape Noceua muuta.
mia pdipid fitten. Miebist5d or
laiipalIa "a mieSt6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02
Slmalaitpa fa,itaa fabbeta
tpnnin IaStin.

!9ammonbSport, 81. y. - rMme'
rica" nimiieud Ientofoneeua on 10
pitemmdn aifaa barioiteIlut gam.
monsportisfa. aoetetaan iaaba ie
fantamaan Min monta benfil5d Ia
Min paIion lastia fun fiud 9ltlantin
pIi lentdesid tartpittaiTiin. Wiimeiiet
muuiofIet Min paIion paraniimat
lentofoneen toimintaa, ettd Ie foboii
tdpteen fulfunopeuteenia so iaIan
pddsId ldbtDfoboastaan. Sdmd len.
tofone NIT 10 fantaa z bentilDd ia
2 tonnia laStia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02
3ultpa @2ambpmim IGheu1 9lprtb
Iafpta8Sa.

Wanban, 81. Dat, feIdf. 26 p,
! 2pmmenen mailia faupuneisto
IuoteiIiin oIepilIa fiiftuIallla topnb,
tut tdnddn rasfaS piltpenputoama,
ionta iobbpSta tpeii on tpirrannui
faupunfiin, iofa on entiiesid Wtis'
four tpirran uomasIa, iaattoen fen
Min tuIpilleen ettd faupunsin pdd'
fabuIa on pIi foIme iaIfaa pettd.
&uffuloilta ntrtaatpa tpeTi ubfaa
upottaa fofo faupunsin, ipef Fun
tuItpii entistd tpirranuomaa ia fut'
fuIoiIta taItpaa !Sart iofea.
2iifemiebet Ia beibdn apulaiienIa
otpat iddneet puoteibinia pddiemdttd
foteibinIa tpeben fabuilla pbd fobo.
tesla.
Senbun ldpi fuIfepat purot ofpai
tuIpilaan ia niiben pIi on fuIfu
fesfeptpnpt. YIemmiud paifoiuo
faupunsisia otpat feIIarit upofiisIa.
WtaaieubuIle ei ole teIef efoonipbtept'
I'd, ioten ei fieItd iaaba tietoia, mutta
luulladn tulnaipeben tebneen iuun.
natonta mabinfoa fasnaipaue nil.
iaue. paifoin lienee ie fpabinsoita'
nut maanpiIieliidin oiumufFa ia
mutta rafennufia
2ampmn9tsia otpat monet perbeei
paenneet afunnoistaan. peIfo on
tpauannut aiuftaat, iiud arpellaan
ettd tpeiituIma tilee tpieId iatfumaan
SuoIta on berdttdnpt mpDs ie ettd
ct Iaaba minfddnIaifa tietoia pm
pdristDn oiutufiiIta miten iuuri field
on tpaaru.
pilmenputoama on tpaifuttanu
mpDs Bismarctiin. Sieudfin OF
pddfabuIla foIme iaIfaa pafiuItc
tpettd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02
S1brblattua fariae Gumatram
ebuStalla.

9atatpia, Sama, feidf. 27 p. -
Gbina WtmtuaI 9team gtopisation
SIN bDprpIattpa 2intuct, iofa mp5.
bdstpi ellen SumatraIa ipaIlinneen
anfaran maanidristpfien aifana, on
ioutunut fariue Saman ia Sumatran
tpdIiDd. Ulaanidristptiestd iobtu.
meet fpebenaIaiiet bdtriDt iaiipat ai'
taan baafIirifon. 2aitpaQa oil polio
aIfuaiufasFirtoIaiIia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02
Rauhattomuuksia Vestinghousen
tehtailIa.

Pittsburg, Pa, kesak:: 20 p. =
Rauhattomuuksia puhkesi tanaan
Westinghouse. .tehtaiden lakkolais.
ten ia tehtaiden vartiiain valilla.
Lakkolaiset olivat laittaneet kim.
team lakkovahdin tehtaan eteen.
Sillan yli eivat he laskeneet ketaan,
eli edes tehtaiden superitendenttia.
Paikalle kutsutut 20 tehtasvahtia
eivat saaneet lakkovahteia perayty-
maan. Sheriffin ioukkokaan Ell
voinut rauhoittaa lakkolaisia, Ell
viela sittenkaan, kun 20 varapoliisi-
miesta oil vannotettu toimeen.
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iiue, Fud be eitpdt IelIaista tulosto
obottaneet, mutta afaa amttot iuu'
resia mddrdsid ie ettd monet iuurteu
tebtaiben omistoiat olettuipat fan'
nattamaan fieltolafia tietden ielIai'
Iesta foitutpan bp1tpd BELLE itieueen'
Elm, fun tpDldiienid fiten oIoiubteiben
patosta tuleipat raittiitfi. :.
Wuohen 1910 ieniufien mufaan
on ipaltion aiufasImfu 1,221, ,119
bented.
2ainlaatiiafunnan bppdfipmdn
uuben lain mddrdpfiet erpawat en-
tiIistd ia maIIaifista monesio iubtees'
ia. Safieb botuflen eftti ebusmies
goSt ia tannetaan laei bdnen nimeI'
lddn.
Suomatuin puoli laisia on Te eta
FIND md drdtddn eritpinen ratttiusfo.
misIioneri, ionfa tebtdpdnd on Eat
foa ehd beindfuun 1 pditpdnd faiffi
pdtiiuo mapaifat iuIetaan ia ettd iii'
I'd Idbtein faiffi benfiI6t, iotfa mpp'
ipdt tpdfiiuomia, iaatetaan ran9ais'
tufieen. Maltiosia on 1,2O0 fapaf.
faa.
gtaittiusfomisiionerif tult tpaItion
meroitustomisfoneri S .. 9lues:
iofa on uieita fuufauIia tebnpt tpD'
Id iaatt aafieen lain beti alusta tar'
easti I'd dptdntDDn. SddstddfIeen ai'
taa ia iparoia on bdn febotttannt
ettd taifti latin riffoiat find iubtees'
ia tuomitaan paifauiiisia oifeutiisia
ien Fiaan etd tutfittaiiiin ia tuomit'
aiIiin tpaltion pifeufiiSia.
SaabatIenia latin fanian tietoon
,n Blue pitdnpt fiitd Iuennoita fait'
'ialIa pmpdri tpaltiota.
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2pfp tualtipta fpSfetua fieltplaff
SSeSt Wir8iniaSia.

GbarIeston, SO. Da., = 2oto NAL.
tiota fosfema fieltolafi astui moi.
maan West DirsiniasIa tpiime tits
taina Flo IL pbud. Siuoin on tbs.
I'd maasia faiffiaan pbbefidn tdp'
beuistd fieItoIafipaltiota. y}e otpat
Georgia, 2anias, Wtaine, Wtisiisfp.
pi, Nortb Carolina, ylortb Dafota,
StIoboma, Sennesiee, West Dir9t
mia. aofonanIa fieltoIain ia pattaI'
IiIen fielIon aIainen Glue fdiittdd
npfpiIin z, 2,132, ,725 nelibmaiIia, ioIIa
aIaIla aiuu 46,029,75 ibmistd ell
runIoasti puoIet gbbpsmaItain aIuf'
faiSia. Ndmd numerotiebot on an'
nettu fieItoIatipuoIueen pddfortterts'
ta.
West 0ir9inan fania bpmdfipl
fieItoIain $4,000 ddnen enemmis'
tDud, iofa on iuurin enemmist5
mitd idsId maasia on misiddn NAL
tiosia tieItoIafifpipmpfiesid iaatpu'
iettu, fud fen mufadn bpmdfipttiiu
fieItolafi noin 2 ddneud 1 fpastnon,
&c oil pudtps iiie raittiusaatteen ala