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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15
The Treatment of
Influenza OrLa grippe

It is quite refreshing these days 70 read ck
a clearly defined treatment for Influenza or
La Grippe In an article in the Lancet
Clinic,' DR.. James Bell, of New York City,
says he IS convinced that too much medica-
ton is both unnecessary and Injurious
When called to q case of Ia grippe, the
patient is usually seen when the fever il
present. as the chill which occasionally
uShers in the disease, has generally passed
away DR.. Bell then orders that the bowels
be opened freely with salts "Actolds" or
citrate OF magnesia- For the high fever.
severe headache. pain and general soreness,
one Anti-kamnia Tablet every three hours
IS quickly folloTed BY complete relief.
Ask for AK Tablets. They are also unex-
celled for headache, neuralgia and all pains
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15

Xmas Cards-A beautiful assortment
reasonable prices. Potter Drug Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15

FOR COAL AND WOOD PHONE
EASY S, NEFF-STILES COMPANY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15

to her adversarfes. 1t is further known
that, despite the efforts of submarines
and other minor craft the losses OF
this fleet have not been serious
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15

For Christmas or wedding presents
not TO be duplicated and lat a bargain,
90 TO kine's closing out sale.
40 san Francisco st.
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15
2S6 HIDES ARE SEIZED.
nWn~arruna esr-r-.- -,

-'A---AA ~ AtENOt Elk THEM
Under writ OF sequestration issued
in behalf of the Finnigan-Brown com
pany' 2S6 hides. valued at s2320. were
seized saturday afternoon from William
Harrell, county hide and animal in
spector. and his deputy. ]. W. Parrott.
The hides were seized by the inspector
from Finnigan- Brown company
The petition for writ Of sequestration
recites that the hides were seized from
the company between December and
10. The suit was filed in the saith dis
trict court and asks for possession Of
the hides.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15

Picture Framing-FeIdmau's.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15

European war demands have caused
a shortage m the worlds supply Of
mzlenals used n the manufacture
of White Tread Tires
The color Of Goodyear Tres nay
uldm ately be changed from White
to Black
Our supply Of the required materials
assures the greater portion Of our
1916 seasons output Of tires beng
furnished with White Treads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15
HOGWAIIOW NEWS

w 7ITH politics unsettled as they
Y" now stand. the Hogwallow
postmaster has not yet decided
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15
WAGES HIGH AND
FREIGHT RATE LOW

(Continued from page I'd
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-13

next meeting will be in about month at
Cambridge. subject to the call of the
local member.
A very interesting address was given
Mt the COng'l church last Sunday even
ing by John Mohammadi Ali, of Lehore,
India. Mr.. Ali is on lecturing tour un-
der the auspices of the Empire Lecture
Bureau of Syracuse, N. Y and delivered
a lecture Saturday evening at johnson.
His lecture at this place was ON the
Transformation and was an account of
his own life, clearly and forcibly told,
giving an account of his conversation to
Christianity and his life until he came to
America ten years ago. He is an edu-
Gated man, uses good English and is a
pleasing speaker. Should he come here
again full house will be his.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-13
"My Auto IT'S of Thee

My auto, tits of thee short cut to pow
erty-of thee / chant. 1 blew a pile
of dough on you two years ago. and
now you quite refuse to go, or won't OF
can't. Through town and countryside,
you we're my joy and and pride; happy
day. 1 loved thy gaudy hue, thy nice
white tires so new, but now you're down
and out for true, in every way. To the,
old rattle box, came many humps and
knocks; for thee l grieve. Badly thy
top is torn, frayed are thy seats and
worn; the whooping cough affects thy
horn. do believe. Thy perfume swells
the breeze while good folks choke and
wbeeze, as we pass by. ] paid for thee
price 'twould buy mansion twice, now
evervbody's yelling ice ~ wonder
why? Thy motor has the grippe, thy
spark plug has the pip, and woe is thine.
/ too have suffered chills, ague and kin
bred ills, endesvoring to pay my BILLS
since thou vert mine. Gone is my bank
roll now. No more 'twould choke the
COW, as once before. Yet if | had the
mon, 50 help me, John-amen, I'd buy
my self car again, and speed soome more. |
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-13
COne'l Church Notes

Church Calendar, Week of Jan. 13 20.
Wednesday, Jan 10, 100 p. m.--Boy
Scout meeting In the Boy Scout Room.
Thursday, Jan. IA, 90 p. m.-The
Ladies Aid will serve "hasL supper
Admission Is cents. Instead of the usual
entertainment. the supper is to be follow
ed by an "old-fashioned sociar', with
games for everybody to get acquainted
with everybody else.
Friday, Jan. 10. 2 p. m.-The Ladies
Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. Fred
Noble.
Friday, p. m.-First meeting of the
Singing-School at the Academy Hail.
Strictly speaking, this is not a church,
but a town, affair. Everybody welcome,
whether they can sing, or not.
Sunday, Jan. II, 10.45 a. m.-Morning
Worship. Theme of Sermon: ACTIONS
and Reactions or "The Spiritual Law
by which Churches Grow"
II, noon-Sunday School.
700 p. Unpleasant Sunday evening
service. Double Quartet, Inssrument tai
music, and reading.
The annual meeting of the Cong'i
church of this village was held last
Thursday evening. Supper was served.
after which came the business meeting.
The report of the various officers showed
the condition of affairs to be good in all
departments. The financial report shows
all bills are paid and small sum in the
The ''every member canvass
makes good provision for the coming
year. The officers elected were: Rev.
w. r. Hamlin, Moderator; Mrs. A. V.
Clerk; Miss Sarah Chaplin.
Treasurer; Jas. Eaton, F. NJ. Culver,
L. Fl. Noyes. ID. FL. Scribner, B. w. Nc
Farland, Business COMMITTEES; II. NJ.
Mcfarland, p. r. Foster. Chas. Nutting,
Trustees; Mrs. E. g. Page, Miss Blanche
Brigham, 4. G. Sherwin, Auditors; p. B. /
Foster, Lyman Minor, Descons; Mrs. Alice l
Lewis, Deaconess.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-13

35 at the different rural schools as fol-
| lows:-West Branch 4, Mills II, South
Hollow 2, North Hollow 3, West Hill 2,
Edison Hill l, Moscow 6, Stowe Forks 8,
| Fucker Street /. The idea of gO-to-
school day was introduced into this state
| by Superintendent G. d. Howe. The
school work went on as usual, giving the
visitors an opportunity to see the general
work of the pupils. In the evening re-
eeption was held in the school building.
Music was furnished by the Peerless Or
chestra. There was "A large attendance.
Superintendent Howe and the teachers of
the high and graded schools and several
of the rural schools were present. Prin-
cipal w. j. English presided at the pro-
gram, which included selections by the
Peerless Orchestra; addresses by Supt.
Howe, DR.. Morgan. Dr.. Barrows and A.
c. Cakes of the school board, Rev, F, 7.
Crane and Rev. Lemuel Davis. The press
ing need of a new school building was
shown by several of the speakers. The
evening closed with the exhibition of
series of stereopticon views of industries,
towns and scenery.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-13
Ex-Governor FIetcher's Recon-.
mendatiOnS

Large Increase in appropriation fol
agricultural department.
Maintenance of states policy of con.
servation of forests and water power.
Opposed bonding state for storage res
ervoirs.
Increase of state treasuref's bond from
500, 900 to 5000 900.
New state insurance department; pre-
vent suspicion of INSURANCE ring"
Give governor right 10 employ counsel
to defend INDECENT parties in U. 5. court.
!. Place state library in control of su-
preme court.
Legislation along lines laid down by
educational commission.
Workmen's compensation and employ
ers's liability.
Should keep faith with people on direct
primary.
School for feeble minded; consolida-
ton of board for feeble-minded, board of
insane, penal board and Office of sergeant
alarms.
Do not tamper with public service
commission law.
Do not stop litigation to establish
states rights to regulate rates.
Abolish Office of attorney general and
save SIS, 900 every two years.
Abolish the superior court; add two
more justices to the supreme court and
give wider jurisdiction to municipal
courts.
Do not change principal involved in
present tax law.
Correct or eliminate the laws rather
than make new ones.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-13
STOWE

j. e. Russ has purchased 10 acres o
land of j. l.. Stafford from the Store
farm.
c. C. Scott returned Wednesday from
Cambridge. Mr.. Scott is completing thu
finishing work in A. A. Royce's house OIL
West Hill.
The c. K. & F. o. Burt Lumber Co
has begun drawing the winter stock o
logs, 10000 feet being drawn last week
Tuesday, coming from Nebraska. Cotton
brook and Stowe Forks.
Mrs. Herbert Mayo went to Mortified
Thursday to attend the funeral of Will
liam NJ. Perrier. Mr.. Perrier was the
father of Mrs. Mayo's son-in-law, c. l.,
| Perrier, and was formerly resident OF
Stowe. He was SO years of age.
At the annual meeting of the Mt.
Mansfield Creamery Association, held at
the Akeley Memorial building, the fol-
lowing officers were reelected: Presi-
dent, w. L. Demeritt; Vice President,
E. NJ. Houston; Treasurer, M. G. Love.
joy; Secretery, A. e. Cakes; Trustees,
L. S. Small, y. A. Strong, j. E. Benson.
The members of the Mansfield Noun
tain Grange entertained the members of
Waterbury Center Grange at the regular
meeting Saturday. An all day session
was held, opening at 10 o'clock a. M. A
dinner was served. In the afternoon the
officers elected for the ensuing year were
installed and a short program was car
ried out. roll call, "What do you con-
slider the most important work of the
Grange, (which it should work for
above all else", was follwed by a surprise
feature.
The members of the Stowe Cemetery
with Mrs. Anna Kimball Tuesday after
noon of last week, when the following
officers wero elected: President, Mrs.
Anna Kimball; Vice President, Mrs. Nina
Shaw; Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs.
Lois Douglas; Directors, Mrs. Kimball,
Mrs. shaw, Mrs. Mary Russell. Mrs. Grace
Riley, Mrs. +. p. Billings. The report of
the treasurer showed that there was
above 500 in the treasury. A perma-
nent fund of l.575, bearing five pecrent :
interest, is deposited with the town. Ad-
5itious during the year past bave been
800 from the George Watts estate, $50 /
from Mrs. Newell Bigelow's estate, and
recently $500 from Mrs. Ida NJ. Church
IFS estate, the income of which is to be
lsed for the care and adornment of the
Churchill family lot in the River Bank
Cemetery.
"Go-to-School day." observed last week
Wednesday for the first time in Stowe,
vas carried out very successfully. There
we're Sc visitors at the village schools and
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-13
HYDE PARK

Miss Alice Fairbanks is i'll with scarlet
fever.
S. B. Waite transacted business in Bur
Aington Monday
Smiths skating rink is receiving gen.
erous patronage these days.
Mrs. Cora West of johnson is spending
a few days at Clifton Hoods.
Senator Page, who is enjoying best of
health, was u years old last Sunday.
Mrs. David Trudeau went to the Fanny
Allen hospital Monday for an operation.
Mrs. Florence Cheeseman of North
Cambridge was recent visitor at the
home of Clifton Hood.
Mrs. 1sadore Miner and daughter
Helen were in Burlington last Friday, re-
turning Saturday with Mrs. Stevens.
Perry Foster, as district deputy, in
stalled the officers of the East Hardwick
and Cambridge Odd Fellows lodges last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. White of Montpelier
were visitors in town last Sunday, CON-
ing up in an auto-pretty good for middle
of January in Vermont.
Miss Grace Stevens returned home last
Saturday from the Marv Fletcher hospi-
tai. She is recovering finely from her
recent serious illness.
Representative Miner was at home over
Sunday. John" is on the committee on
Claims and will also have work on other
committees. He likes legislative work
pretty well, and will prove a valuable
member.
Our old and highly respected former
townsmaD, Lester Boomhower, who is
living with his daughter in Connecticut, !
writes us that he is in rather poor health, |
suffering from rheumatism for the past |
two years, but is now able to get around |
some. If he lives until next June he will |
be ninety years old. He expresses the !
hope that he may once more come to Yer
mont and see his many dear old friends
again. He RENTS for the old home paper
another year, adding that he would "be
lonesome without it,"
The "Lamoille Valley Schoolmasters'
Qusrfef'e" an organization "for the study
and promulgation' of vocal and instru-
mental music. held it's first meeting at this
place last Friday evening. The quartette
is composed of Profs. Peaks of johnson.
Young Of Cambridge, Reynolds of Nor
risvile and Crosby of this place. These
men are the prime factors" in the move
ment, others will be permitted to enjoy
the meetings. which are to be "semi-oc.
casionally." The first gathering far ex-
ceeded the expectations of the members,
as considerable music of difficult and !
searching character was mastered. The
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-13

The Successful Business Men OF ANY
Community are Those Who Advertise.
Use the Columns of the News AND CITIZEN
for Paying Results.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
Kuinka European kartta tulee
muOdOStumaan.

Lontoo, Englanti. = Lontoon
Times lehti on pyytanyt lukijoi-
tansa lahettamaan European kar-
tan sellaisenaan kuhn he ajatte-
levat sen tulevan nykyisen sedan
jalkeen tehdyssa rauhassa.
Kaikista maista on tullut vas
tauksia, on tullut Ranskasta,
Saksasta, Venajalta ia muista
maista, silla sita lehtea leviaa
laajalle.
Suurin osa vastauksista on sen
suuntaisia, eta sofa loppuu sell
laisella rauhalla, eta Saksa saa
osaksi korvata sotakustannuk-
sia.
Tama tapahtuu nina eta
Tanska saa takaisin Schleswigin
ia Holstenin, jotka Tanskalta a.
nastettiin so vuotta sitten. Rams
ka saa Elsassin ia Lothringin,
jotka Sc menetti 1871. Italia
saa sen alueen, jossa on enin ita-
lialaisia. Turkki ajetaan pois
Europasta, Venaja saa Konstan-
tinopalin. Ruotsille annetaan
Ahvenanmaan saaristo, Belgian
vahingot saa Saksa maksaa ra-
halla. Suetsin ia Klein kama
vat seka Dardanellein salmi teh-
daan puolueettomiksi kulkuvay-
liksi. Itavalta hajoo, josta Ser
bia saa osan, Saksa toisen ia
Puola kolmannen.
Kun Venaja saa konstantino-
polista jaatymatt6man sataman,
antaa Sc Scandinavian niemi-
maan ola rauhassa ia silloin Sc
my0s luo vahemman huomiota
Suomen oloihin, silla Venajan
huomio kaantyy silloin Balkanin
maihin.
Sellainen on useampain sum-
nitelma tulevasta European rau-
hasta. Miten tassa tulee kay
maan, on sedan tuleva onnistu-
minen nayttava.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
Saksalainen karkuri kertOO pa.
kOmatkastaan Halifaxista.

Boston. = Saksalainen reser-
vilainen Frank Schmidt Vera
Cruzista, Mexicosta, joka saapui
ia kertoi kuinka han paasi pa
koon brittilaisesta sotavankilas-
ta, Halifaxista, N. S.
Meta oil 8 vankia ia Wet
taaksemme keisari Wilhelmin
syntymapaivaa, paatimme me
karata juuri sina paivana," sa-
moo Schmidt. "Me olimme sa-
hanneet viilalla poikki jo katie
rit ia punoneet nyorista paksun,
tukevan nuoran, jonka avulla me
laskeusimme yolla alas. Yhdek-
san miesta paasi pakoon, mutta
yksi saatiin heti kiinni ia nelja
myohemmin."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04

lastajalaiva toi laivan miehist0n
maihin.
Paitsi edellista on saksalainen
hy0kkaaja torpeedoinut upoksiin
hmyoskin h0yrylaiva Kilcoan,
jonka miehist0n eras rannikko-
h0yrylaiva toi maihin. Englan-
min kanavassa, Havren lahist0l-
la ovat saksalaiset taman lisaksi
upottaneet kaksi brittilaista hoy
rylaivaa Tokomarun ia Icarian.
Tama vedenalainen vihollinen
on sama laiva, joka upotti Wine
syyskuulla risteilija Pathfinde-
rim Pohjanmerella ia kaksi lai-
vaa my0hemmin Englannin ka-
nalissa.
Paitsi malta upottamiaan lai-
voja on Sc ajanut takaa Vita
h0yrylaivaa, m. m. Graphical,
jolla oil mukanaan 100 matkus-
tajaa ia 40 miehen suuruinen
miehisto seka pienempia laivoja
Atrousta, Avaa, Kathleenia ia
Endymionia. Mama laivat pc
lastuivat hurjalla paolla.
RanSkan sotalaivaston viras-
tosta ilmoitettiin etta saksalai-
men vedenalainen LAVA oil upot-
tanut torpeedoilla Haveren edus-
talla kaksi brittilaista laivaa,
joista toinen oil Tokomaru ia
toinen Icaria. Tokomaru oil mat
kalla Uudesta Seelannista Eng
lantiin. Sen lastina oil $500
arvosta vaatteita, joita Uudesta
Seelannista oil lahetetty lahjoina
Belgian.
Ranskan laivastoministeri lau-
SUI sitapaitsi, eta ITALIA teollaan
on Saksa rikkonut kansainvali-
sia sopimuksia, kun sc eli esim
ranshalaisen laivanS amiraali
Ganteaume nmiehistolle antanut
aikaa astua venheisiin ennen-
kuhn sc upotti sen Wine lokak
26 paiva.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
SuOmalainen ty0lainen paleltu-
nut kuOliaaksi.

Nepigon, Ont, = Kuoliaaksi
paleltui suomalainen nimelta
Jaakop Paju, Hellenjarvelle.
Isak Hakala, joka oil Pajun
mukana talla hirvittavalla mat
kalla, kertoo tapahtumasta seu-
raavaa:
"Laksimme torstaina v. k. Fl
p. Port Arthurista Anderson &
Mannin paperikampalle Nepi-
goon Helena-jarven taa ty0nva-
littajan lahettamina. Samana
paivana saavuimme Nepigoon ia
iltapaivalla laksimme taivalta-
maan kampalle. En- muista al
kaa kuhn saavuimme sanotulle
jarvelle. Meta jai kolme mics
ta nina, Isak Alanko ia Jaakop
Paju jalelle toisista. Y0 pimeni
ia Paju uupui tiella. Koetimme
hanta ensin taluttaa ia kantaa,
mutta kun kova pakkanen uhka-
81 meidatkin kohmetuttaa, tay-
tyi, min hirvealta kuhn Sc tun-
tuikin, jattaa toveri tielle. En-
sin paasi Alanko kampalle ia il
motif miehen tielle uupupneek-
sil Luulimme, eta he huolehti-
vat miehesta, lahettavat toisia
hanta auttamaan, mutta siina e.
rehdyimme. Nepigosta tuli
muita miehia, mutta Pajua eli
kuulunut. Sain isannalta luvan
lahtea hanta etsimaan ia l0ysin
hanet kuoliaaksi paleltuneena
jarven jaalta. Eras indiaani oil
sen jo ennemmin huomannut."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
Maata vapaasti.
MaanyilieliiSita haIutaan.

Seta-Samuli haluaisi useita sa-
toja maanviljelijoita, jotka pc
rustavat kotinsa Lannelle, missa
hallituksen puolesta on raken-
nettu keinotekoisia kastelulai-
toksia (irrigation) maan kastele-
mista varten. Maata saa vapaas-
ii, mutta laki vaatii, eta uudis-
asukkaan on maksettava osa
naitten kastelulaitosten rakenns-
kuluista ia niinollen pitaa jokai-
sella ola jonkun verran paao-
maa. Kaytann0llinen maanvil-
jelija, jolla on noin 81, $685.
900 rahaa, vol vaikeudetta ottaa
taalta maan itselleen ia laittaa
sen tuottavaan kuntoon.
Uuden lain Extension Act.)
mukaan annetaan uudisasukkail-
lie kaksikymmenta vuotta maksu-
aikaa Observation-Disclosures eika
mitaan korkoa tarvitse maksaa.
Lahempia tietoja tilaisuuksis-
ia maihin ia maksu-ehtoihin
maiden saa kirjoittamalla osot-
teella: Statistician of the Recla-
nation Service, Washington, D.
&c.
Malta malta on Idahossa, Mon
tanassa, South Dakotassa, Neb-
raskassa, Wyomingissa ia Ne
vadassa, ia tarjoutuu niissa mai
nio tilaisuus kansalaisille perus-
taa kotinsa kasvaviin seutuihin.
Laheisyydessa olevat maat ovat
kaikki viljelyksessa, rautateita
on rakennettu, kouluja ia kirk
koja on seuduilla, telefooni-lin-
jat ia vapaa postin-ajo on valmii-
ma, joten vaikeimmat hankaluu-
det elamiseen maiden on sivuu-
tettu.
Alfalfa kasvaa nailla MALTA
mainiosti kuhn myoskin muu vii
ia, sokerijuurikkaat ia vihan-
nekset menestyvat hyvip "a.
maksavat vaivansa. Karjanhoi-
to ia meijeritalous on kuitenkin
luettava paa-elinkeinoksi. ]
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
MexikOn kaupunki perustuslail-
listen halluSSa.

Mexiko City, Mexikon paa-
kaupunki on jalleen kenraali
Carranzan joukkojen hallussa,
joiden oil pakko sielta poistua
Wine marraskuussa etenevien
VILLAIN ia Zapatan joukkojen uh-
kaamana kaupunkia. Uudet vi
ranomaiset ovat palauttaneet
jarjestyksen ia rauhallinen mie-
liala vallitsee kaikkialla kaupun-
gissa.
Carranzan joukkojen johtaja
kenraali Alvaro Obregon saapui
Mexicon Cityyn.
Alussa kohtasi han hyvin va
han vastarintaa, tahi tuskin OIL
lenkaan, mutta kun joukkonsa
lahestyivat kansallispalatsia,
ammuttiin niita kohti laukauk-
sia tuomiokirkon ia toisten ra-
kennusten katoilta, jolloin OBJ
regonin sotilaat alkoivat luotisa-
teen, joka kumminkin kesti al
noastaan vahan aikaa. Kun am
puminen taukosi, loydettiin to-
rita kolme kaatunutta.
Zapatan armeijan takajoukot
jattivat kaupungin kenraali OBJ
regonin joukkojen saapuessa'
Ne pakottivat ampumisen uhal-
la raitiotievaunujen kayttajien
kulettaa heita esikaupunkeihin
saakka.
Kaikki liikehuoneet ia pankit
olivat suletut, mutta lukuunotta-
malta ampumista kansallispa.
latsin torilla, eli Carranzan jouk-
kojen saapuminen aiheuttanut
suurempaa hairiota.
Otettuaan haltuunsa kansal.
lispalatsin, johti kenraali Obre-
gon joukkonsa San Francisco
katua pitkin uuteen, vasta pc.
rustettuun paakortteeriinsa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
SuOmalaisia kuOllut tapatur-
mdSSa.

Aurora, Ohio. = Tapatumai-
sen kuoleman uhriksi joutui kan
salainen Vihtori Lepikko, kotoi-
sin Karstulasta eli Pykanmaelta,
Vaasan laanista. Sc tapahtui
taalla noin kaksi MALTA lanteen-
pain sijaitsevalla "farmilla"
mime vainaja meni Cleveland'is-
ia v. k. 25 pm. aikomuksella ru-
veta STELLA ty0h0n. Han, ollen
"viinaan meneva", oil jo men
nessaan tuntuvasti humalassa,
jota viela perilla lisasi ottaen
vahvistusta matkapullostaan.
Seurauksena siita oil, eta kun
han sitten noin klo 6 ajoissa sa-
man, eli 25 pan iltana laksi ia
Ion kellarista yl0s ruokailuhuo-
neeseen, min han rappujen yla-
paassa kadotti tasapainon ia
kaatui eli oikeammin putosi
paallensa kellarin sementtiper-
mantoon, missa hanelta ruhjou-
tut paaluu min, eta tuntoihinsa
tulematta kuoli samana yona klo
1:den ia 2:den valilla. Ijaltaan
oil vainaja 40 so ikavuosien
valilla. Kaunti toimittaa vaina-
jan hautaamisen, silla ketaan la
heisia sukulaisia taalla eli tiede-
ta hanella eileen. Jossakin pai-
kassa Minnesotan eli Mchiganin
valtiossa pitaisi vainajalla ola
veil elossa. Jos joku haluaa tar
kempia tietoja vol niita saada
osotteella j. Mattson, Twinsburg,
Ohio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
Saksalaiset hukuttaneet 5 englantilaista
kauppalaivaa lahella Liverpoolia.

kanssa matkan Doncheryyn, jo-
ka sijaitsee Sedanin taisteluken-
tan seuduilla. Taalla keisarl,
puhuessaan Saksan kansan yh-
tenaisyydesta, lausui Ganghofe-
rille: "Suurin iloni on, eta olen
saanut elaa siihen sakka, kun O.
len tullut sen nakemaan."
Keisari naytti kirjailijalle sen
paikan missa hanen isansa oil
seisonut Sedanin taistelussa,
missa Napoleon ia Bismarck oil
vat kohdanneet toisensa seka
muita historiallisia paikkjoa.
Viimein vel automobile jouk-
kueen kruununprinssi Fredrik
Vilhelmin paamajaan, jossa kei-
sari, sen jalkeen kun oil nautti-
nut puolisen, kaantyi hymyillen
poikansa puoleen lausuen:
"Sinun luonasi saa parempaa
sy0tavaa kuhn minun. Ell tieda,
vaikka tulen viemaan kokkisi O.
maan paaamjaani."
Keisari oil taalla tilaisuudessa
nakemaan useita tuhansia rams
kalaisia sotavankeja marssivan
ohitse. Han oil hyvin mielissaan
kun jotkut heista nostivat ha-
nellie hattuaan, ia han vastasi
heidan tervehdykseensa. Tata
katsellessaan kaantyi han valo-
kuvaajan puoleen joka oil otta-
massa kuvaa keisarista lausuen :
"Valokuvatkaa vangitkin, Ell
ka alma minua."
Joukkue kiipesi my0hemmin
eraalle korkealle kukkulalle tar
kastaakseen ymparist0n seutuja.
Alas tullessaan oil tri Gangho-
fen vahalta luiskahtaa kumoon,
mutta keisari tarttui nopeasti
hanen kasivarteensa ia esti ha-
net kaatumasta, virkahtaen seu-
raavasti:
"Sotilasten ia tavallisten kan
salaisten on autettava toisiaan
min paljon kuhn mahdollista."