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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
SENATORS DENOUNCE
THE PARCEL POST
BristOw, Brady and Gallinger
Declare System Works
Widespread Injury.
CARRIERS AREOvERLOADED
Small Merchants Driven Out Of
Business by Large Mail
Order Houses.

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the senate To-Day showing that the parcel
post was being used In the West to trans
mort ore I'm fifty mound packo yes. mat
tre..e. babv carr,ape. and ali sort. Of
"erehahoise'
senator Brady onered evidence TO snow
that star route contractors had found II
inpossible to continue their work under
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
.SUFFRAGETTES DESTROY
FINE SCOTTISH CHURCH
Militants Burn Historic Mansion
to "Strengthen" Pank-
hurst Protest.
Special Cable Despotch 10 TN. ~,

LONDON. Feb. eff Mrs Emmeline
Pankhurst ever seriously thought that the
King was likely to receive a deputation
Of criminals II Is conceivable that she
thinks 30 still notwithstanding the fact
that her followers committed to-day one
Of the most outrageous acts Of incendiar-
ism pending the receipt Of the answer
to her appeal TO the Throne.
Few sane persons. however. regard her
letter to the King as anything but the
usual advertisement prompted by her van
ity. and the news OF the destruction Of
the historic church at whitekirk near
Dunbar. Scotland. which was burned to
the ground with it's many historic relics
to-day. will confirm this opinion.
The responsibility Of the sufrra gettes
for the wanton destruction OF this cele-
brated resort OF pilgrims before the Ref
ormatlon was fixed by papers containing
the customary fulminations and the accu-
sation that the Government 10 'maltreat-
ing the finest and noblest women In the
country The oldest part OF the church
was built in the thirteenth century. but
the greater part Of 1t was constructed in
the fifteenth century.
London tonight said the recent appoint
ment Of Charles Hohhouse as Postmaster
General was direct challenge to the
suffragettes. Now was their chance. she
said to show him that there is a peculiar
uprising such as he In an Oft quoted
/ spes oh. said had not occurred In behalf OF
( female suffrage Gen Drummond said
the suffraset:es would strike directly a,
/ Mr. Hobhouse through the mall boxes and
carry this plan TO such an extent that the
Governmt Mt would be obliged to And
| another job for him.
Miss Zelie Emerson. the militant sui.
! fragette OF Jackson. Mich. is not to be
! deported under the provisions OF the aliens
act as has heretofore been rumored. Thai
much was made known when Reginald
| McKenna, In reply to question as tc
whether or not there was any precedent
| for the deportation OF an American from
the British Isles under the aliens act. said
that las American citizens convicted OF
crimes had been expelled from the British
Isles during the eight years that the alien'
act had been In force. Mr.. McKenns
added:
III Miss Zelie Emerson again commits
an offence which brings her within thu
provisions OF the aliens act the question
of applying TO the courts for q recon-
mendation for her expulsion will be con
! sidered"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
PEACE TREATY rs ACCEPTABLE.
Great britain, However, Mast Cen
sideP Draft with Colonies.

LONDON, Feb. 26-The British Foreign
Office regards as generally acceptable the
draft Of a treaty establishing peace
commission at The Hague. which was re-
Gently submitted by the United States
Government to Great Britain. Sir Ed
ward Grey. the Foreign Secretary. how
ever, informed the House OF Commons to-
day that this treaty would have to be
considered In conjunction with the self
governing British dominions. a. certain
specIsl provisions In regard to them would
DO required. He promised to ask the
state Department At Washington u there
was any objection I'd the publication OF
the treaty here and II there was moi
he said. he would lay II before the house
Sir Edward Expressed the nope tna'
the ratIncations OF the arbitration con.
yrntion between Great Britain and the
United stats. which was renewed on
May u iAst ysss. weula = szsAangsd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
LLOYD GEORGE APOLOGIES.
ChanceIlOv's Recent Statemen ts
Proved to he Rssh.
ssseto, Cable Dsseafch to Tnr Sun

sssctol Cabie Dsspatch to Tnx Sun
LONDON. Feb. 26.--Chanceiior Of the
ExcheQuer Lloyd George seems to be
getting into more trouble every day. A
letter from a lawyer drew from him to-
day an apology for ins!nuating that n
man who interrupted his speech at his
recent Glasgow meeting had entered the
hall with a forged ticket OF admission.
The Earl OF Portsmouth and others
have urged the Duke Of Montrose to sue
Mr.. Lloyd George for libel because the
Chancellor OF the Exchequer made a
statement recently that the Duke had sold
some OF his property for the erection Of
a public school at high price. II
developed later that the Duke did not
own the property referred to.
In another speech recently the Chan
celior said that millions Of acres of
cultivated land In Scotland had been
converted into deer forest The Marquis
Of Tullibardine. Unionist. questioned the
Government repeatedly regarding this
Abatement In the House Of Commons
to-day and drew the virtual admission
that the total number OF acres so con-
verted was 1857.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
GIANT MACHINE NEEDED.
Dumas. French Engineer, Says Ocean
FIiwht Ia Possible.

bOeca0I S0OH DfSpdfCH 70 IuE SuN.
PARIS. Feb. 26-Alexandre Dumas. the
engineer. delivered lecture tonight
under the auspices OF the Society Of
Aerial Navigation on the subject Of a
transatlantic acroplane flight. Prince Ro-
land Bonaparte presided.
NJ. Dumas said he believes a high, over
the ocean is possible, although no machine
exists at present which Ii capable Of MAX
ing the fight. lie said he studied the
matter from II technical viewpoint and
believes the acroplane which Is to make
the flight must be gigantic compared with
those now In existence. 1t must be able
to carry ten tons and must have four 200
horse power motors which viii work al.
ternately In groups OF two. II must have
four and a half tons OF petrol. q crew OF
ten and 5000 pounds Of food.
He estimated that such machine
would take 100 hours to make the trip
from Paris to New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
LONDON TO ENTERTAIN GoRGAs.
King Likely to Receive Colonel ..
Return From south Africa.

LONDON, Feb. 26.-Col. William q. Cor
gas, who IL to leave South Africa for
England on February 20 en- route to the
United States, IL to be entertained while
here by the British medical profession.
The American army surgeon left New
York on November ! on . three months
leave Of absence 70 70 to johannesburg
and inspect the mining camps, whsrs
pneumonia was prevalent.
The main feature Of the entertainment
In his honor II to be q dinner to show
British professional appropriation q IN
splendid work done by Csl. 0oseas es1l
his two assistants. llf.i3 lts3.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
AMERICAN KILLED IN PARIS.
Man Found Dead In Room, His Com
panion Being sought.

PARIS, Feb. 26.-Henry Collett. an
American ships officer. 80 years OF age.
employed on the Hamburg American liner
Cleveland. was found dead In his room
In a hotel here to-day. Death had been
caused by a revolver shot.
Mr.. Collett arrived here from Marseilles
on February 22 and hired a room at a
cheap hotel for himself and an eighteen
year-oid boy named Dubois. The man ana
boy made 80 much noise at the hotel
last night that the landlord elected Du.
bois. The latter called at the hotel carly
this morning and left shortly afterward
At IL 80 o'clock Collett was found dead
in his room. The police are looking for
Dubois.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
DEPORTED STRIKERS DINED.
Labor n. Pa Entertaen Ssath AZ.
ricans-Others Resent II.


LONDON, Feb. 26.-The Labor members
Of Parliament gave n dinner to the de-
ported South African strike leaders In the
strangers dining room" OF the House OF
Commons tonight. Many representatives
Of trade union organizations in addition
to the Laborite M. P.'s were present.
The incident Of the dinner 10 greatly re-
scented by q majority Of the members OF
Parliament Of the other parties. Including
some members Of the Government. They
regard the giving of the dinner In the
House Of Commons dining room as an In
suit to South Africa and derogatory to the
dignity Of the House. An attempt was
made to Induce the Speaker to prevent the
dinner being given. but he had no power
to take this action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
NEW PROFESSOR FOR HARVARD
Leyden Man 60 Teach Early Chris
tianity At Cambridge.

Special Gable Despdfch TO Tus SrS.
LONDON. Feb. 26.-The Rev. k!rsopp
Lake. professor Of early Christian litera-
ture and New Testament exegesls in the
University OF Leyden and author OF a
number Of religious works. has accepted
the professionally Of early Christianity
at Harvard University.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
Sl1,eo0 FOR PEARL NECKLACE.
High Prices Paid for the Gems ~
Sale at Christie's.

Special Csbie Despotch TO The Sen.
LONDON, Feb. 2S.-Pesrl necklaces
realized big prices at a sale at Christie's
to-day. The highest price Of the day.
S1l.s00. was paid for two row necklace
OF 1879 graduated pearls.
A necklace Of sixty-one graduated stones
fetched $4,000. while a rope OF 25e grad
uated pearls sold for $4,000.
a necklace Of sixty.three pearls brought
$1,000. A pair of brilliant flower spray
brooches went for $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
COUNTESS ROBBED OF $4,000.
HANDBAG stolea From Nine. &c Con
taut-BirOn Of Toulouse.

Special Cable Despafch TO THE Sun.
TOULOUSE, Feb. 26.-The Countess de
Gontaut- Biron. despite the fact that she
was escorted by her son. who wore the
uniform Of the cuirassicrs. was relieved
here to-day Of reticule containing Co.
900 francs. or $4,000.
One Of her sons. now dead. was the
husband Of the present Mrs. James Haxen
Hyde, nee Martha Leishman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
NO WEEK DAY COCKFIGHTs.
Cuban GoVern1ent Allows Them
sundays and Holidays.

spsciaI Cable Despofch TO THE Sun.
HAVANA. Feb. 26.-Secre;ary OF Gov
eminent Hevia issued an order to-day
prohibiting all cockfghting except on
Sundays and holidays This measure was
necessary during the cane cutting season
In order to keep the harvesters ut work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
LINER BRITANNIA LAUNCHED.
New White star steamer, IL IL saiA
IL an Unsinkable ship.

BELFAST, Feb. 26.-The Britannia Of the
White Star Line. 800 feet long. OF &c.
900 tons and triple screw the largest
British steamship afioat. was launched
successfully at the Harland & Woln
shipyards here this morning. A great
crowd lined both banks of the River
Lagan and cheered enthusiastically when
the vessel foated clear.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-19
HOW TO BUY, PREPARE AND
COOK A FISH

Almost all fish are best directly
after taken from the water. The
more delicate the fish the poorer it's
keeping qualities. White fish bear
transportation poorly Cod fish loses
its delicate flavor if packed in ice
and transported over the country.
Rich fish, like salmon and halibut,
have much better keeping qualities
than the lighter kind.
Fresh fish is firm, eyes full and
rather bright, and the odor, while it
is always fishy, will not be disagree
able An ordinary fish, freshly caught
and cooked, will far surpass in, flavor
and wholesomeness a fish of rarer
kind that has been kept for days or
weeks, packed in ice.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-19

To Prepare Fish for Cooking.
Wipe fish inside and out with cloth
rung out of cold water. Remove any
scales that may have been overlook
ed at the market by drawing knife
over fish, beginning at tail and work.
ing toward head Incline knife to-
wards you to prevent scales from fly
ing.
Small fish are usually served with
head and tail on
To bone fish begin at the tail,
run a sharp knife close to the back
bone and with. knife follow the bone
its entire length, thus removing half
the flesh from the bones. Turn and
remove flesh from the other side.
Pick out any small bones that remain
after removing backbone.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-19

1t is rumoTed that the Grand
Duchess Maria Of Russia; said to be
one OF the most beautiful royal wo-
men in Europe, and recently divorced
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-19

The last grandson Of Prince Potem-
kin, favorite of Empress Catherine of
Russia, has been discovered working
as a porter in a third-class theater in
st. Petersburg. His grandfather was
so rich that he washed his horses in
white wine, but the grandson has
nothing except his job.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-19

from Prince william of Sweden, will
become engaged to Duke Francis
Ferdinand of MOntpensier, a brother
of Queen Amelie of Portugal.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
Retiart plistdG fotilattAan.

Berlin, ioulus. Is. - ReiIari WiL
beIm iulisti tdnddn plistpsfirielu,dn
uiiae fotialaifae mertmis Bile, iottA
iaipat iurmanIa meritoiStelusia eng
lantilaisten fansio Salflanbiu faortss
ton I6beud eteldiIeud MtIantilIa ia oil
tuo iulistus tpastaus poltiot diDdtn
puheeniobtaion 2ampen ofanottotir'
eImddn Iairpoieu menetptIen iobbos-
ta 2eiiori plistdd iuurin ianpin
taisteluun ofaaottaneiben merimies'
ten nib ,liIuutta ia innostoa Fan
iaan'a tes.6mddn IamolloiIeua ur.
hoolliI ,ubeua fpield mobooliIet Jun.
remmoifin toppiot, ioita iota mot
uoba mufnnoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
Gatiau feiIarin tairauS.

Suobettofoilta, on faotu tietdd ettd
iotinn teiiari on 10 uieito ipiittoia
loirastanut oIatF bermob beitfoutta
losia on Ieurannut tuumeffa Ia feub.
toiulebbuetn. 9dtd on pioetip ialoss
f.. mutia mt Pun Or 10 bdn pnron'
tumnon p6tu, on annetni bdnen Iat
rauesiaon tietoia. GnlnntiloiIet otuot
bdneStd I6bettdneet iemroalpan laas
tuiien Iobtoiauoman: SatIan feiIosi
WiIbelm poraniuu Iairaubestaan
Min nopeostt ettd tefee ID tpaStnrta'
tao ldatdreilIeen, ioita tabtomat td'
men ppIpmddn pieIa buoneesiaan.
U(ntta teifari on ldde6reille dtete.
iddn, tpibotteIee ia pnrton tpitaanfd
te'Iorinnoue ia uetolliRue boitoiu.
Ieen. Qeiiari baluaiR teIsjoouoba
iotaarmeiinn pddmaiodr, mutto I'D.
neue ei Iiiben Inobo iiloiIuutta niin
piein Fun ban boIuaiii. SofIan ipol.
tofunnan tirfoisIa pibetd6n rutouts
fla teiIarin ebeStG~
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
10000 rahatOnta juutalaista
VienisSa.

ItAvallan juutalaisyhdistyksel-
ta Vienista saapunut kirje Ame-
rikan juutalaisten hataaputoimi-
kunnalle, jossa kerrotaan eta
10000 juutalaista on paennut
Galitziasta Vieniin.
"Galitziasta, joka kauttaal-
taan on sotanayttam0na ,on mel
klein kaikki siviilivaest0 poistu-
NUT" sanotaan kirjeessa. "Ny-
kysian on Vienissa 10000 Ga
liziasta tullutta juutalaista pa
kolaista, joista noin 10000 on
aivan rahattomana.
"Taman lisaksi on noin $4,000
puutteenalaista juutalaista sijoi-
tettu Moravian kasarmeihin, ia
noin 10000 Bo0miin, johon my0s
on rakennettu kasarmeita heita
varten. Mama 165, 900 juutalais-
Ia ovat mita kipeamman avun
tarpeessa."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
Itavalta tiedustelee Venajalta
rauhan ehtOia,

Sanomalehdet julkaisevat tie
don, eta Itavalta on tehnyt ko-
Observation-Disclosures Venajalle,
mutta on Venaja siihen vastan-
nut kieltavasti ia lisaksi ilmais-
taan vastauksessa, etta rauhan-
ehdot tulevat olemaan ankarat,
kun ne lopullisesti tehdaan. En-
doista MAINTAIN, eta Galitsia
on luovutettava Puolalle ia mama
kaksi kansakuntaa muodostavat
itsenaisen kuningaskunnan We
najan suojeluksen alaisena. Bos-
MIA ia Herzegovina ovat luovutet-
tava Serbialle ia Montenegrolle.
Itavallan on luovuttava liitosta
Saksan kanssa ia Itavalta- -Unka-
rifle laaditaan uusi perustuslaki,
jossa my0nnetaan itsehallinto-
oikeus B00mille ia muuten jae-
taan valtakunta itsenaisiin val
takuntiin. Itavalta on kieltayty-
nyt keskustelemasta naista eh-
doista.
Turkin sotavirasto ilmoittaa,
eta suuri turkkilainen risteiliia
Hultan Jawus Selin pommitti
joulukuun 10 paivana Batumin
satamaa ia kaupunkia, mutta Ell
saaneet itse vammoja, vaikka
venalaiset vastasivat tykkitu-
leen MISREPRESENTATION. Kons-
tantinopolista saapuu tietoja, ct
ta Kaukaasiassa taistelee $4,000
asestettua venalaista Venajaa
vastaan.
Sotavirasto ilmoittaa saksa-
laisten tulleen taydellisesti ly0-
dyiksi hj.-Puolassa ia Mlavan
pohjoispuolelta on koko Puola
vapaana saksalaisista. Saksalai-
set karsivat hirveita tappioita
joutuessaan peraytymaan Pra-
zenyszista.
Ranskalaiset ilmailijat ovat
lentaneet jalleen Freiburgin yli
ia pudottaneet useita pommeJa.
Vahinkojen suuruutta ei tunne-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

rinsa kanssa tanaan lahettaa
amerikkalaisia sotalaivoja Pana-
man kanavalle estaakseen taiste-
levien valtojen laivojen rikko-
masta Yhdysvaltain puolueetto-
muutta.
Tahan mennessa Ell ole viela
paatetty kuinka monta laivaa
kanavalle lahetetaan, eika sta
kaan, tulevatko mama laivat ole
maan torpeedonhavittajia val
risteilij0ita. Sotasihteeri Garri-
son odottaa ensin Goethalsin
taydellista raporttia, ennen kun
han tasta paattaa. Seka sofa ct
ta laivastosihteeri selittavat ia
naan ,etta laivojen lahettaminen
on viipynyt sen vuoksi, etta G.
versti Goethals Ell ole lahettanyt
kanavalta yksityistietoja asias-
ia.
On mahdollista, eta Panaman
kanavalle lahetetaan torpeedon-
havittajien asemasta, joita Goe-
thals on pyytanyt, nykyaan Ne
xicon rannikolla Oleskelevia ris-
teilij0ita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
RuOtsi eli ole tyytyv;iinen Saksan
vastaukseen.

Lontoon kautta. - Saksan
vastaus Ruotsin selitysvaati-
mukseen sen johdosta, eta kol-
me ruotsalaista laivaa oil ajanut
saksalaisten mereen laskemiin
miinoihin ia rajahtaneet ilmaan,
on Ruotsin sanomalehdist0n mu-
kaan kaukana tyydyttavasta.
Saksalaiset selittavat tassa
vastauksessaan, eta he eivat ole
laskeneet miinoja Wine lauan-
taina tai sunnuntaina, mutta
tunnustaa Saksa sentaan laske-
neensa miinoja venalaisia laivo-
ia yarten Ahvenanmaan edustal-
lie sunnuntain jalkeen, josta
Ruotsille annettiin tieto maanan-
taina. Tama oil tapahtunut sen
jalkeen kun ruotsalaiset laivat O.
livat uponneet.
K00penhamina, Lontoon kaut-
ia jouluk. Is p. - Ruotsin ku-
ningas Gustafin ehdotuksesta
matkustavat Norjan kuningas
Haakon ia Tanskan kuningas
Fredrick Malm., etela-Ruot-
sim, jossa he tapaavat toisensa.
Malta kolmea kuningasta seu-
raa kutakin ulkoasiain ministe-
rit ia muut ministerit ia tulevat
mama eri valtakuntien edustajat
keskustelemaan yhteisista eduis-
taan, joita tullaan tassa sodassa
mahdollisesti ottamaan kysy-
mykseen ia etenkin siita, mita
voitaisiin tehda Scandinavian
maiden taloudellisen tilan paran-
tamiseksi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
Cannes aolehma tea itnk
iupttueuuGtp&.

Woittomolla MmatDDri MtIeettiiint.
on tanioIliien murto maoiuotfufiIpat'
luu tuubeu mailin mott1llo 0lM
s ortIanb porfie IA ellen 33 36 ntnuiis
tieia. 6onnes 2olebmotnen ~lentdtud
iuomolotnen1, iofa filpailueia eRtns
tpi Sriib american otleehttl"bin II
puqa. iaaputtt muben enndtntlea
rdld motfaua ia oiottt ebbot,oman
eteppptenid pituusiuofHiona.
rluii folmen motltn roto. ioto iuoe'
aioin oil poIietto,po fob'een fertoan
erliies5d tilpoilusia. on hpwtn mdei'
field muollo. Utuiben esteiben mus
eana on roballa ropotfo. ionto sla.
ie iuostesSa iofoinen iuoffiio iontui
otto moon" id6fpImdn muto fplppn.
0iitdeS16dn tuon ropofon plitie emf
mdifen ferran oIt 0oIebmainen "a.
rpasia foulaa mp5ten ia toiiet iiob
fiiot etrpdt Ilttd ldpdesleet len pa
remmin.
RoIenmoinen oil etumaiIena tote
motton. tpoittoen 80 iaoroino ..
5oIselin SriIb Nmerican otIeetitls.
b,sto. tota puorostoon oil 8D ioar.
oia ebeud fllbitoperistaan SbomaS
q ,rbentsta.
JouttuspoItinnou fat Sriib amerL
can otleetttflubi 16 pisieead.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
EatIon Sofiaii fit pahefS tpat ecmas
taianfa fGhtOstd Saflan
maliiOp6iipillG.

! SofaltstipuoIueen piiteieid- on 4.
mennpt uieita ipoetoftoifio mieIipi.
teild tri 2orl 2isbtns diin fdptDtfen
iobooSto SotIan ipaltiopdimiQd,
mieid ban ptiiStddn ddnesti uuben
Iotala;nan ottamiSta rpasiaan. 60.
iialistipuolueen totmeenpanemo ma.
liotunta pobtii tdrddn toimeupiteistd,
toibin fe aitoo rpbtpd tdmdn puolii'
eenia i6ienen pleiIen Turin ritfomiIen
iobooSta.
SofaIiStsten ipDpdenpnbiStpSten
toimeenpanetpa tuaIiotunto on be.
ndtipnpt ponnen, iosia fe iultstaa
ettd iotainen puolueen idien, iofa
tieltdpt1p Sdnesidmdstd ebbotuSten
puoIesta ioioen torfotufiena on liId'
I'd muan torpeelliIia puoluStus:pa.
rustutfa puoluetoa maon itiendi.
Iopnd, totea tduoiiead f6p 1tieqd
oletponia ndlinpitdmdi1n hiid tio-
patto ,pibollisormeiiut ooon fau'
buineen ia bdtpitptIineen omaan
mnoborId.
81 futuon ota on fiintpnpt tpS.
pdeu lmofon ia gleeI I toto moon
rtuibin, ,iotfetoon tdeId ponnesio,
moi beit, thtGdn Qua totteIemotta
puoIueen pddi1t'id, iofa tdmduein
ioban aitano, ioaoin iidnmua an ole
mosIaolo on mooroSio, on tpalta.
fuunon 5ub6menX ia IieIuna.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
YhdysvallOille ennustetaan hy-
yai aikaa.


Eras Yhdysvaltain kappa
asioitsia toht. Wediz ennustaa
European sedan loputtua saavan
Yhdysvaltain suurimman osan
mailman liikkeesta kun milloin-
kaan ennen. Han sanoi:
"Europan vallat, jotka nykyi-
sin ottavat osaa sotaan, ovat
tehneet tahan saakka noin AZ
prosenttia mailman ulkolahe-
tyskaupasta," lausui rti Weditz.
"Suurin osa tasta liikkeesta on
nyt kumminkin mennytta.
"Luulen etta kun kauppaolot
sedan loputtua jalleen korjautu-
vat, tulee meidan osuuteemme
mailman kaupassa yha kasva-
maan, jos me vaan haluamme
kayttaa asemaa hyvaksemme.
"On aivan varmaa eta sotaan
osaaottaneiden valtojen taholta
tullaan kauan aikaa boikottee-
raamaan vihollismaiden kaup-
lpaa. Saksalaiset eivat tule osta-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

maan englantilaisia, ranskalai-
sia eika venalaisia tavaroita, jos
he vaan voivat niita saada josta-
kin muualta, ia varmuudella vol
daan my0skin samoa eta saksa-
lainen tavara eli tule olemaan eri-
koisemmin haluttua iittoutu-
Melissa maissa, tahi belgialaiset
silmailevat suopein katsein tava-
roita, joissa on leima: "saksa-
laista tekoa". Amerikkalaisilla
tavaroilla tulec Aain ollen luon-
nollisesti olemaan hyva menek-
XII"