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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02
$idctuitd.
airi. gamma @auta.
(Satfoa.)

Gn tuuut mditteIemddn, en- iuo'
riutumaan ianaiobasia, maan to-
iperina Ianomaan tpmeriQilen ianan.
MiatteIe, mitd talbot! Canon rpatn
uield: tie on miettdmd alaSpdin.
3umpa ct mapauieen lentatsIdf ipbe'
ipiR iuin pdin %oriuuteen. pptpdd
p5td, Gero! = Wiime ianoibin tult
ldmpimdmpi idmp.
Gero tarttai oiennettumn fdteen, ia
fumpifin tunfi, ettd ~totperuusfibe idi
pbd ebeueen beitd pbbistdmddn.
WieIipiteiben mdIile idi iuopa, toto
Ieped ratio, fen be tuniimat mpDs.
aun Gero iai pffin, fdmi banen
mielenid OBJECTIONABLE. 9dn istui ia
fdmeIi, fdmelt ia istui.
Sdn tiefi oIemania oiteasfa, ban
tuni fen, mutta JOHN estt bdntd OLE
masta tpptpmdinen. Siind oil pts
tdmd ofa ioutosia. &c oil fatfais'
tana.
Miten baIpamaiIesti, miten to-
perdsti iaattaafin paatpo aiateua
,papaubesta, ptiiI6aiippben pnbtais'
to pprfimptiistd iaaba itieaeen, o
male plemufIeleen eldmiien otfeut'
to. aebtaafin pubua main bimois'
to, nautinuoiSta, eldimeuiippoestd,
febtaafin, rpmettdd Iofaan pIepdn
ipapaus' ~neitoien - febtaafin!
Sfa Ell tabbo fatfeta.
Std fen pitt ola iuuri paapon,
mieben, iobon ban on aina fnnnioit'
taen fationut, fe ie tdsid oil pabinta
Suuri bdntd ct Zero tobtoifi menet'
idd, bdnen pmmdrtdmpstddn. -
Wdbdt noiSta muista fittefin!
usfomatonta, ettd bdnenfin
moaiImania on noin abbas, pieni,
noin raioitettu - bdnen paapon!
ga Gero fdpeli. Wdliin fuobobti
bdnesId imeeuinen iuuttmmus, Md.
lin tuli ipbdn tdpteen jotain iuru.
mieIiStd, melteinpd iifemdd, Ia fifteen
taos tuntui main ie. piStdnd Ola.
Wibboin miimein lepii bpmpiIp
Geron faSmoiae. Sdn oil muista'
nut Sbienin lanai: nptfindinen mics
on mabnin."
Stafin tuntui tntfeapan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

tuia tawauiIesH firiottettiin, oil tdtd
fouista tiriaa tartotn partiottama
uiein ibottiin 1e rautafableiua tiinnt
pulpettiin, ionta ddresId it'd iaatiin
Iufea.
Run Gutenberg Is puoFiabaIa
oft fetfinpt REORGANIZATION, iultai7
ban painetun raamatun, ionta TO.
rtSteeuiiet al%fufiriaimet olipat fdFm
tebtpid. Wutta mieId Ientin idlfeen
on raamatuua oIut monta mertiuis.
I'd maibetta. 9usenotti tpainoien at.
fana leipot erds maimo RansfasIa
raamatin leindn Ffddn faabatIeen
len idilptetpffi, tun iotamiebet pitt.
pdt fotitartastuSta. Edmd Jana
tpanba raamattu, iota on tiottanut
monele poltpeae fiunausta, on mie.
ldfin olemaS5a.
Wttme tpuofiiaoan alusfa fpipt
muuan paSfort SaletSia er6Gltd
tpt5ltd, muistifo tdmd mistd tefstis.
I'd ban oil iaarnannut ebeliIend fun.
nuntaina. TpttD mietti ndbdn al.
faa, mutta pastafi fifteen, ettei bdn
muistanut, Fun Ell ouut 5iud piifoaa
iaannt lufea raamattua. Sdneld
oil tapana iofu piitfo ialan astua
noin z en9Iannin penifuImaa Idbim.
pddu paitfaan. iosia oil raamatiu,
iaobafieen lufea it'd. Niin barmi.
nainen oil roomattu Iiiben ATTAIN!
Nutta SumaIan Jana Ell ole ibot.
tn, ianoo paatpalt. Sa tdmd on
oioittautunut tobefTi tpainoienfin al.
fana. 2aiftn tamoin on raamattua
foetettu bdnitt6d. Wutta fiitd buo.
limatta on Re main IemenemiStddn
leminnpt. Wpfnddn on raamattii
fddnnettp noin 500 fieIeue, Min ettd
noin Ito ibmisfunnasta on tiIai.
iuubesia fitd Iutemaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

9fld turbanpditen ole buolisiaF!
= 9dnen pitt Iiidtd diti tulta = NUT
ia ct iaanut fanotuff Min loretta
~ianoia.
9liti enfin main buofafi, ftten ppp'
+, ettd Snferitin rufoilifi Geron puo'
IeSta.
Snferi bpmdbti, bdnestd tuntui
paStenmieliieltd tuolatnen toubu.
- Olen min poIion Iaimtnlp6nnt
= puhui dtti - Min laisfaSH olen
rutoiuutfin bdnen p~uoleStaan. East
ebes en- idtd Sumalaa raubaan, pu'
bun Sdnele ftttd pdtmin ia bin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02
Raainattu kabIei$$a.
Omen.

Wanbaan ATTAIN ei raamattu oIut
iofa mieben omistettatpisIa minimum
npt. Gnnenfuin firiapoinotoito Zee.
tdptpi raomattuia monistao
fdfin firioittamauo. Seuainen ipD
festi fauon Ia taIi faliiff. glinoas.
riffaat i~aatioiwat omistaa raa.
matun. 2uostareisIa, misid raamat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02
ILMOITUS.

Taten ilmoitan, eta Glen kaun-
tin rahastonhoitaian ehdokas ia
pyydan kannatustanne koe.vaaleis.
ga, jotka pidetaan Elokuussa. JOS
saan nimityksen ia tulen valituksi
tahan virkaan, min teen tehtavsn nj
parhaan ymmarrykseni mukaan.
1881 Chas. F~ournier, Jr.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

atrfe nmorille.
Sairbort, Ohio.
so nuorna, elon fepdbdud par
balm
'Sn armas tdpbd IuofIe SeeIutIen
&uin lammaS fdp lno bpmdn pai.
menen.
Sdlf Gloon. toimoon. fdrFmpfTitn
parbain
Saa neutpon, 6dn on n6prd, lem'
ped
Saluua balpoin Iuona ppiptpd." -
Sifein lola firioitan Nuorten
S%iaStoon, fosfa MT ferran on ola
Wuttaiaa eritoiiesti omistettu nuoril.
lie. Nuoret fatpaapot iloa ia Etd
iamaa faipaa t%panbusfin, 10 eId.
mdnId iuasia eIdpd. So tobeainen
lilo on Seeius 8ristus. Sind nuori
pstdpGni, - etfD tobeua tunnefin
itIedfi tdpiin %onneliiefi FIND iamas.
Ia 'lonaibeesia iosia tpanbutietfin
ioiben pddtd 10 foriStaa bppean
barmaa tuffa. Siebdn, ettd Jos oIet
tuuut ndfemddn oman ipntiIuuruu.
Itefi ia Jos SumaIan lati SinaiIta
on iinuue oifein tdrisfpt, min Iiaoin
ct lDpod turfpaa muualta FUN Sees
iutiesIa. Siaoin iinuIe faifumat
luloifilta ne rauban idmeleet ioita
enfelit Soulup6nd IauIoiwat: rW}inG
ilmoitan teiae iuuren lion. iofa on
tulena faifiue fanioiue." Siind on
nellie tobeua riittdtpdsti iIoa itipdi.
10 Ell, aina febbosta bautaan iaaffa
la tpteld len idlteenfin, fud fiuoin
pddiemme autuutemme tdpbeu,ieen
ndfemiisen ia omtsta miIeen. rSIo
SerraSia on iianfaittinen maan.~
SIen uiein fuullut ianottaman etta
ola nuorena usfomainen on atman
ttdpdd, fiud pIeenid mailman laps
let Ieimaanat tuon Seeiufien raffau
ben min pieneffi ia mdbdnarpoiiet,
4, ettei ie beibdn ielestGdu moi
mttddn iloa tuottaa. Wutta find,
ustoma fiiar ia hell, tiebdtbdn o.
masta fotemufiestafi, etta lie ie iuurt
t%uottaatin tdpbeaiien ia p%pipmdiIen
lion ipbdmeefi. Gaet Iitd tiebd, min
mind pafuutan finuue fiud Glen fen
life fofeuut. Nuoren eldmdni oa.
musto Attain oIen usfonut sSeeiut
fen peresia autuuttani ia moi fuin.
fa Iuurta iloa oIen Iaanut tuntea
mpnta tertao. Wleiue fuuluutm ola
lolita Iiud pnbon Sumolan ianasia
r~uniaosti feboitufFa iiiben. rSIfaa
alma i%loiiet"; Sloitfoa laffaamatta';
rSlo Serrosia on pdtenpptemme."
gimme fits torpitle ola mitGdn nun.
mia, ioitfi tdmdn mailman IapIet
meta luulenat - Wutta nuori rs.
tdtpd. Dmmdrrd minua oifein. Gn
t~arfoita, ettd nellie, autlaiIe armo.
IapIiae fuuIupat tdmdn mailman
turbat bunit. Niisidbdn paan baa.
moitomme pmat tuntomme. Wutta
miSid eimdt tuIe omat tuntomme
baamoitetufii min ie on niisId pat.
foisia iosia Seefufien iuuresta Iu-
nastutiesta ia FIND tuqeeSta toto
mailman outuubesta fertoeuaan.
So FIND fofo mailman autuubeSIa
MT metin olemme pubtaat.
Sindfin fiis pstdmdni, Fun Iputi
finua bonfuttelee ia maaiIma nie
bdttdd, turpoubu Seeiuffeen Ia Sd.
men t~efopria. Siud iaatana ottaa
tartan tpaarin n~uorista, eifd lie ioiii
finuntaan ppbittdtpdn ibaninta TED.
fauttaii SumaIaIe. Wibouinen tab'
toifi ndet foiffi nuoruuben porbaot
motmat bdtpdtstdfieen ia turmeIlaf.
ieen III fanniit ruuiut iotfa omat
taimaauiien iidn tarbaan fuffimaan
istutetut 10 pienend, tucsfa fiunatuS'
ia fasteenpeiosIa. Stuoin tuIimme
fofonaan fadritpiffi Seefufien iba.
naan tpanbursfauben pufuun. Sa
nditd fauniita ia pubtaita fieIuia
pibolinen Iaa tubanfttain pauIoi'
binIa man9itufIi. paatpali antaa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

tidn ipli, toti. perintS. Nind Iaitan
faifti tpalmittf teiae. Eultaa fotiin,
tultaa fotiin!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02
nuorten Osastc.

- Sntert on alma Min paatimat'
nen = ianoi Gema, f%otfoen bdneen
anomaStt.
9litifin fddntpi Snferiin, ianoen:
- pitdifibdn iinun toll pmmdrtdd,
ettd poiat pleenid etpdt ole moniia'
| Malta firieisfddn, bpmtn pdbiin bet
bdn iauottamania iupistuu.
- Gn mind ianoia faipaa : ianot
Snfert. = SupiStafoon bdn ianotta'
mania paiffa fuinfa wdbiin, mutta
dlfDDn oIfo Min tpteras.
Siiben idt pube. Sofainen ttefi,
eta oiteasia oil Snferi.
Gepa iai ianomaIebbet idriestetpf'
Il. 6dn otti phben pinfan ia ldbtt
fitd miemddn plifiue firiaputfaan.
Samoaa ppDrdbti bdn fieltd oman
famariinia ia idi fotieIemaan affu'
nasta bdmdrddn ippsilmaan......
pdipdaisfeIo ioi. 2irsti bddrdilt
pDpbdn fattamiiesfa, fiad ie tebtdwd
fuuIui bareue tdqd miifoua. San
olifin niibin afioibin paremmin pes
rebipnpt fuin toilet, Fua bdn oil
panbin tpttdristd. 2un Martti, ia.
Ion pastainen iIdntd, oil nden fans.
ia 5aapunut fotiin ulfoiDistd, istut.
tim ateripimoan.
- 2irsti fertoi Geron firioittaneen
- mitas bdneue MT fuuIuu? = En-.
fan Martti, fun oIipat istuneet.
- Sanoo poipanIa bpmin - Iau'
iui Snferi.
- @ifD muuta?
- Gitd iuuri.
- SIen tdnddn muistanut neiffaa
taifen pdimdd, Fun aamuua men.
nesIdmme Wiue fpIpi, olemmefo
buomanneet, ettd Ie poita on iuma
lanfieItdjd. Sanoin, ettd onban {itd
buoniattu mitG on buomattu, mutta
ettet lie Min pitfGud Ientddn Iiene.
9liti bdtddntpi - 81, eibdn tofi!
Sltiin ddneti. Snferi buomaF, ettd
Gema oil aIafuIoiIen ndfDiuen, ia
bdnen tefi mieIi Iobbuttaa. SIii ans
tanut iotain pmmGrrettdm mid merfte.
Id, mutta Gema Ell oIunut fatiomaan
hdneeu - iIdn aifana ct pubuttr
, mitd tabanIa.
SId oil iddnpt aiatteIemaan War.
tin 5anoin iobbosta. Sarmoin bdn
ilmoiTi fIempid oiotutIioan, muita
mt b6n Ianoi. mit6 Ell han piel6
miuoinfaan ennen plut Sanpnut.
Suiperoiue Se poifa on ioutu.
nut. fen olen fauan tiennnt.
Waifu,ti min maIentamosti fuuIa
iTdu noin pubupon. 81 porontunut
mieIioIo. ,poiffo ~iofoiner o;otteIi
ettd ban IiipitteIi.
3liti menetti fofonaon ruofoboIun.
ia. puoIusteIen it'd INA ettd oil
mufa ~mdIifDijef{i InDunt Iopun ome.
notofun. !San muisti main Sero.
on5a - mot. moi. = fol 5nbdmesya
= Gerofo fieItSia = ei. 81. 81
Spetinbon banta pienenS r,,fo;Ie,
moon. oIen ,,urefi tuItuoonfin hi,
neue pubunut ...... iofa f~iriees5afin
oIen SumoIosta moininnut 81
Gero .Santa fteud - Ell uuobbo =
mabbotonto!
Sos en- nina fasmationut bau.
I'd oifein, los IaiminIDin peImpui.
tltitert bQt1fG fDhfo0n - fiflt otofuS
o.c
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17
Forest Homesteads Gila
National Forest N. M.

During the month of June,
1914. total OF 20 acres of land
within the Gila National Forest,
New Mexico, were listed with the
Secretary of the Interior and will
shortly be opened to entry under
the Forest Homestead Act. The
land thus listed was examined by
forest officer and found to be more
valuable for agriculture than for
forest purposes.
The person whose application.
within the Gila National Forest
was favorabIy acted upon during
the month OF June is John II.
Kenney, Lake Vulley, n M.
In addition to this, 2lO5 acres
we're listed to applicants within
other National Forests. in New
Mexico, and 3l90 acres within
National Forests in Arizona.
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17
CHLORIDE.


Left over from last week.
The Silver Monument has closed
down indefinitely, and G. Il. Hal
linger is closing out his business
and getting ready TO leave. He
will 60 to Spokane where he pur-
chased some property last summer.
Mrs. z. I'll. Winston has purchas-
ed the Hullinger homo.
There has been considerable rain
here during the past week and the
bills look fresh and green.
A goodly number OF people
came in from the outside to help
us celebrate the Fourth, among
them was Mr.. Lee Nations and
family and Mr. Lewis Hearn and
family. The day was cloudy and
cool. The dinner in the grove at
the lower end OF town was fine,
everybody enjoyed the good things,
especially the nice barbecued beef
and mutton. Mrs. Walter Hearn
md Raymond Schmidt supplied
the ice cream and lemonade which
was greatly enjoyed by those
present.
There was a dance on the 3D.. in
which the young people OF Chic
ride, Fairview and Phillipsburg
had a good time in the Monte
Christie ball Then Saturday
evening the picnic people got to-
gether for a couple hours enjoy
ment. Music by Messrs. Green
and Solese.
Mrs. Matt limerick and two
children came to spend the 4th
and visit her sister, Mrs. Walter
Armour.
The houses are filling up again
with the people who have been
working at the Silver Monument
nine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hullinger went
ont to Magdalena on the 2nd in.
their car 10 transact some bust
cess and spend their 4th with Mr..
Hartshorn.
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17

A man with half yolition goes
backward and forward and makes no
way on the smoothest road; man
with whole volition advances on the
roughest and will reach his purpose,
II there be even a little wisdom in It
Carlyle.
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17
He Could Understand.

Poet-"All my life seemed to go
into that poem. | was perfectly ex.
hausted when ! had finished writing
lt." sporting Editor-"I can sympa.
Ehi2e gith you. ! was in exactly the
same condition when ! had finishe4
reading It,"
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17
WHY He t1esltated.

"Why didn't you 60 to the assistance
Of the defendant in the fght!" asked
the judge of policeman. "Shure," was
the answer, "an' OF didn't know which
av them was goin' to be tn defend
ant, yer honor"
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17
Must Have Been IN Boston

The mother Of priggish little lad
of seven inquired what allied him.
drawing her deductions as to some
trouble, mental OF physical, from his
heavy frown. Nothing aiis me, man
ma, said the child, slowly. What
makes you ask me? Do you think
that every time my brow is wrinkled
have something ON my mind?"
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17
Would Be More Imnortant.

A scientist declares that the speed
mania has converted great many au-
tomobilists into nervous wrecks. We
would ibsie TO have him diagnose the
case of the man who has to dodge
them.--New York Herald.
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17
LIE In chlcano.

One OF the many romances OF real
life which are stranger than fiction is
furnished by the career OF the Chicago
streetcleaning employe who made mix
lions IN speculation and in mining in
vestments, married q duchess and
died by suicide without a dollar.---
New York World.
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17
Limit From stars and Moon.

In Zululand, when the moon is at
the full. objects are distinctly visible
st as great q. distance as seven miles;
while even by starlight one can see TO
read psint with ease.
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17
E.LFEGO BACA,

Attorney and Councellorat Law,
ALBUQUERQUE. NEW MEN
Willie present at alltemrs of Court Of
Bernalillo, Valencia, Socorro and Sier-
ra Connties.
Deal il good Gold, Silver ana Coppe-
Mining Propeftiesin New Mexico.
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17
Vsrlve..on University error.

Advertisement Ia a London newspa'
pgss ~fsEd writing changed--unt
versity men. before entering business.
caA Aave private lessons in hand
writing, spelling, bookkeeping, etc.
Address. etc"
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17
Parks in German Cities.

Three German cities-Frankfort.
Rostock and Cologne have public
marks covsring about half their area.
Berlin, on the other hand, has less
than six per cent OF It's area taken up
by parks
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17

Tarniahed articles Of brass when
washed in the water IN which .)o-
tatoes have been boiled will be as.
bright as new.
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17

A Chicago man who has been hair
less for so years now has full beard,
easy as a pork millionaire acquiring
culture.
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17

Sometimes a man goes through life
as a dictator and sometimes ne mar
ries his stenographer.
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17

This Is the time for the cold wealth.
er prophets to shout that they told
US So
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17

Dr. Wiley says that American coon
Ing Is the worst in the world. EATING
must be an awful chofe to Or. Wiley.
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17

Another aeronaat threatens to fly
across the Atlantic. he is said to be
q good swimmer.
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17

A York, Pa. man ate live mouse,
there being no accounting for tastes
as we have said before.
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17

Military experts have devised gur
for killing aviators. But what's the
use?
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17

California's first woman Jury 40
quilted an editor. He must be good.
looking feller.
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17

II must be n great experience to
be engaged to girl who can say y
love you" in "a languages.
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17

1t is suspected that somebody at
Medicine Hat has left the door open.
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17

The new Wright aeroplane is said
10 be able to stand still In the air
but what's the use OF standing still
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17

Winter is acting as II 1t had found
the right place to settle down.
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17

The right place to censor postcards
is IN the manufactures.
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17

A st. Louis golf player shot hia
caddy. And we had been led to be
aeye tnat eolff = . gentleman game
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17
Charcoal Eph's PhlIosophles.

funny how some people nevah gifts
enough trouble" said Charcoal Eph,
feellngly. "Hcah's my frien' Rastus
done married a widder wild five gal
chillunl Try some olives, Mistah
Jackson. Baltimore sun.
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17

Butter ana eggs are high again, but
something always is
Sierra County advocate., 1914-07-17

OH a: Room 26j Armijo BuildinS
Cor. 3.d ST. and Railroad Ave. Practice
in the Supreme Courts Of New Mckee
and Texas
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-25
WHICH is THE GREATER SIN?

SIN?
in town and introduced her to Mrs.
Gorden and she hired her at once as
saleswoman and model She started
for New York this morning and 1
know she will do well, for never
saw a woman wear clothes better"
perhaps she will marry one of
those self-made rich men who want
their wives to be walking advertise
ments of their prosperity" spoke up
Mollie.
For heavens sake, Mollie, are you
grown up to the extent that you can
jab US men like that?" said Harry
with a laugh. Come over here and
turn around so that 1 can see you
1 haven't seen you for nearly two
years, you know. By George! Dick,
you ought to be proud of her.
ooh, Mollie is all right" answered
Dick, with a brothers Indifference.
Eliene's eyes showed the first CLEAN
of interest in anything that Harry
had said since he came home.
"She is still in love with him."
thought, ''or she would not care in
the least how much interest he dis
plays in any other woman"
do you know, Margie, was sur
prised to find that Mrs. Gordon was
not only good woman, but she
really did not realize how terrible
was the thing she tried to do" said
Elene.
"I cannot understand Mrs. Wa
verify she said to me. She told me
that it would have been better for
me to have sold my body than to
have perjured my soul in the way
attempted
did you say that?" asked both
Dick and Harry, in Mortified tones.
81 certainly did," answered.
But you didn't mean it?" affirmed
Dick.
$50 much en- that T would walk
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-25

No other women ever told me was
WHICH is THE
Just as Mo1lie and l had finished
the dishes the bell of our apartment
rang and Harry and Eliene were ush-
cred in.
I could not help but remark with
what alacrity and devoted attention
Harry helped Eliene off with her
coat.
1--WE got home this morning. said
Harry, ''but was afraid of the news
papers, so neglected to phone Dick, .
and Eliene was like a French profess
sional beauty with a new string of
pearls over the children. She has
not been without one or the other of
the twins out of her arms all day."
1 glanced over at Eliene, but her
face told nothing.
''Of course you want to know how
we worked the matter out" he con-
tinued. ooh, it was pitiful to see
that poor woman at the burial of her
boy" put in Eiene's soft voice.
Eyes, it was hard luck. l think
even you and Dick would have for
given her if you saw her.
ooh, forgave her long ago. said
Dick.
"She was in mortal terror as to
what that gang would do to her, but
l had confidential talk with the ma
yor of --, who seems to be quite
a decent fellow, and l don't think
they will peep for some time.
81 sent back to the alderman all
the money he had advanced to her
and l intimated over the phone that
he had better lie low if he did not
want to have his head shaved and
wear nice suit of stripes
What did you fix up for Mrs. Cor
don, Harry" l asked.
well, as luck would have it," an
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think him, but, my dear, wonder if
he would be as solicitous about your
fatigue if you were not about the
sweetest little girl 1 know"
"Margie, you are the dearest thing.
No other women ever told me l was
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-12-03
coASTING FORBIDDEN

The Chief of Ploice has ask ed the Miner to warn coasters against using the hill lon the upper end of Main Street for coasting. It is all right for them he says to use Main Street from the Methodist Church down for sliding, where the street has plenty of width, but anybody coasting above the Church will be liable to arrest. A sheer board will be put in to keep coasters away from the hydrant on the Bank corner, as suggested in last nights Miner, so the lower end of Main street will be comparatively safe.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-12-03
ARRESTED AS A SPY

p. J. Gilmour was in receipt
 a letter from Louis Lew the IF buyer stating that he would ? north after the New Year on fis annual hunt for prime klns. Louis tells quite a story T adventures of one of tn, reads of the Joseph Ullma company, for which concern h puys. It appears that Loui
 lllman, one of the members 0 he firm was in London anf lad been arrested and con- ron'ed by execution as a spy. 'e claimed American birth and las given two weeks fin which prove his claims. This he
 as fortunately able to do. so ,e was released from arrest. mt told to get out Of the country at once, and it is need 'ess 10 state that he obeyed Ae order without delay.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-12-03
TEDDY IS RAISED

The launch Teddy, which sunk in Nicols Bay last Friday night, arrived in port this morn ing about five o'clock. having been raised by the wrecking crew which went cut on lhc Alert Wednesday. After she had been raised and pumped out it was found that she was unlnjured by the aecidemt ex- cept that lhsr keel had been splntered a little. Her cabins of course are in a dreadful mess owing to the oil and grease from the engines being plastered everywhere by the rising water otherwise she k all 0. K.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-12-03
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY

London, Nov. 2S-Tha Kais- CT has succeeded at last in get ting the government at Can
 1ntinople to declare holy war against the Allies of Eu- rope who are mc9w fighting Ger many and Austria. This means that war in all of it's horrors will be turned loose on Christ ians throughout the Turkish empire and no good accom- plished for the German cause. The Mohommedans of India have refused to take part on the ground the fight is not one in which they are interested and Turkey has been forced in to it to satisfy the abitions of Germany and of small clique of Turks headed by Enver Pasha, who was educated in Germany and has aspirations of becoming the head of the Turkish government. What effect the declaration may have in Egypt is as yet Of course problematic, but what ever happens enough white soldiers are available flo take care of the situation. Austrail
 ia's second consignment is now available for this duty and will probably be detailed for service there. They are men used to such a climate as Egypt's and should experience less diff culty in becoming acclimated than European troops.