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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-26

ten p0ptdfiriat ia bppGfipttiin.
6. Sells Teppo Iufi firieen, ionfa
oil iaanut Inti.S Saloon 2iiton toi-
miStolta.
@iIffaan fesfusteliin ia barfinnan
tllos oil ie ettG me iuomalaiiet rait-
tiusmiebet ia -naiiet emme moi rune
ia mibinfGGn toimenpiteiiiin @ogebic
ia Sron fauntien fuipaamiiesia ems
men fuin Inti-S Balloon 2iitto rupeaa
toimeen ia ADMINISTRATION eniin. SSa
eoeIIeen pGGtettiin ettd pastataan
Mnti.S aIoon 2iitoIle beibGn firieeniG'
ia ilmoitetaan, ettd fiIIoin fun be al.
fapat tG6ll6 fuipaustponiG, Min me
olemme iilIoin mufana ia aiitamme
beitG fuinaustposid1n. Wposfin
pdGtettiin 'ettG f%iriiri I6bettGG S. S.
Sacfionin oioitteen @nti-S Balloon 2ii.
tolIe, ettd be moipat firioittaa Sacf
foniIIe Sron farntir fuimausfDipmpf-
iistG, ettG moitaifiin ruipeta pbteistoi.
mintaan nGiben faboen fauntin I'm.
maamiiesia.
Z. Stettiin fesfusteltapafii o.
man lebtiIiiffeen apistaminen ia
fpipmps misid asti fomitea on me.
nosia Sata ia Sata ferGpfiesiGdn,
iosta ilmoitettiin fitinfa olIeen bpmin
pienet tulofiet. HGGtettiin, ettd e.
beIleenfin b%eitetGGn Montrealisia ipa-
Iititn fomitean baItuun ferGps ippsta
ettd ajatfin nGpttGmGt mGbdn parent-
militia ia MT S. s. Sacfion eiitti ettd
pantaiiiin toimeen arpaiaiiet lebtiliif-
femme bpmGfii, iofa eiitps pfiimieli-
iesti bpnGfipttiin ia tarfoitusta mar.
ten palittiin fomitea, jofa fer1G mait-
toja, ia molituifii tiilipat ieiraaipat
benfiIot: Marne 2iuba, Mrs. Siloa
Teppo ia Waniiel Mattola, 8afe-
fielbistG, Micb.; Wrs. & Scr. Sacf-
ion ia Mrs. & Scr. 2dnttd, Sron
Belt, isis; Sobn 8ainio, Intti Wa-
ii ia $ilbd 2ofe, Montreal, @is.;
@bram Mramion Sobn Saari ia
Safarias &irtta, MontreaI, Wicb.;
Tbos. Nm. 2eppGlG. Mrs. 2i55ie
2eppGld ia Matti &osfi, Sronmooo,
Micb. - &er1psIistain Iaatijoifii
maIittiin Sbos. @m. 2eppGld ia 90.
&osfi. 2istoia pdGtettiin painattaa
iata fappaletta.
s. @iitettiin ett6 eifo oteta $500.
90 rabalaina ia IGbetetG iitG beti leb.
tipbti0IIe. GiitpstG fannatettiin.
6. 36ptiin Toimo ieuran t%orioa-
MALE piioIiielle. 8Io pboeItd taos
fofoonnuttiin. 2aulettiia laulii geo.
81 iotfettiin fesfusteIiia %rabalainon
iubteen ia tieoiisteltiin tafausmiebiG,
ioifii Iupaiituipat beti paifaIIa ieu-
roaipat: Mbrom Mbramion, M. s..
3oriponen, S. s. Sacfion, Sobn
2anttG, Watti &osfi, Sells Teppo,
ManueI MattoIa, grtpo 2iubo, Sa-
cob 2abti, Cos. @m. 2eppGId, Safa.
rios Miitta.
10. @aIittiin fomitea, jofa foet-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-26

~ S>sS't~" 4~>>~ ~
destGG peIto piippmGtt6. On fatfot-
tatpa eta miilto otetaan pois pub.
taasta peIIostn, iosia Ell ole riffa.
riiobcia, min eta niiben ilti,ret pdd.
ietpGt paifuttamaan alfoIfan milfa-
no ual6esia fplip0fiesid ia tefem6Gn
wabinfoa alfaIfast faswuIIe. gttG
rofotus iaatuiiiin tdp6eIIiiefii beti en-
Il piiotena, on tGrfeGG ettG ie mao,
iofa ti.o6aan mliaalta, iefoitetaan pc
rinpobiin peltomuIIan fansia. sc
woi6aan tebo6 paraiten iiten eta
muIta ieoitetaan tdpoelliiesti rlilla-
dfeeIld tai tamoIIiieIIa piiffi-afeellG.
SOS farialle ipStetddn alfalfaa ia lit.
ten foitiinut lanta lemitetGGn pellolle,
|iobon alfalfa f~plmetG6n. tuottaa Jon.
fun perran bafterioita.
sos alfalfa iGtetddn fasfpamaan
uieammafii miooefii tai jos ie fpn-
netGGn aIas tafaiiin, moibaan iaaoa
fuurempi mGGr6 rofotettuia faspeia
ia iiten mp0sfin irnirempia iatoia.
8afterioita on epGilemGtta mpSsfin
|alfalfan iiemenisid. sos asteettai.
iesti tabootaan iaaoa bafterioita is.
t~utetufii maaban. on parasite fpltpad
alfalfan iiemeni1 peltoon mr,utamina
tpuoiina ennen fen iGttGmista toto.
naan alfaIfaIle. Siemenid moi fpI-
mod iofo piliafaspien iefaan tai
foornin iouffoon. W,itta fun iillG
tapaa menetelIen eli poi6a olIa NOR.
moia rofotutien taiaiinu6esta, eli iitd
feinoa pIeiiesti moi iuoiitelIa.
Obopsmaltain ballitufielta iaa II.
maiiefii bafteriafebittpmiG ia neriuo.
ia miteu niitd f~GptetGGn. Tien pie-
~riistoiIta moi mpos ottaa palfoapiIa-
maata ia fplipGG iiti peltoon, mi1tta
rofotus Ell iiIloin tule min poimafas.
ia ia pleinen fuin otetaan maata bp.
min rofotetusta pellosta.
Scum bafterioita on iaatu muItaan,
elGtpGt ne iielld i,ieita ipuoiia, paiffa
Ell pellosia alfaIfaa faspatettaiiifaan.
Scum alfalfaa piIieIlG6n Iaaiemmin
ia fun iitd fdptetGGn ipiiorotpilielpf-
ieSid, eli rofotusta tarpita mlii,bun
fuin uuteen maaban. Siiben men.
nesid ei ole bpobpuiStG fasipattaa al.
faIfaa fatiomatta eta oifeanIaatuiiia
befterioita on pellosia. @aiffa aIfaI-
ia miiutamin paifpin ia muiitamiIIa
pelloilla menestpp bppin iIman is.
tutusbafterioita, fila iiIIoin. on
maasia olIut niitG entituoestaan, eli
iiitG ieuraa ett6 bafterioita Ioptpp
miereiielld p%elIolla. sos fpImetiGn
alfalfaa neliorobin iuuruinen ala fe.
nadia alfalfaan ia istutetaan iiiben
oifeita %bafterioita, poioaon iiitG fe,i-
raaiuana fen6nnG iaaoa ba~fterioitiia
n%inltaa so eefferin iuuruiieIle aIaIIe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-26

IGG Sumolalle feItpotafiomme? Sos
BE fuulewat iaarnattaipan ustoa2 ris-
tiifieen, Min find ia iinun 9loneeii
tiilee ~autiioafii. Niin tGmG on BET
oGn m~ieIestdnid liian anfara ipaati.
mus Sumalan puolelta. sos elm.
Gan Granciscosia iaarnattaiiiin:
Stmala on Netp gorfisia, iofainen,
iofa mt ldbtee fGiuellen iinne, iao
iianfaiffiien elGmGn oiafieen. Miin
oIen parma ett1 moni tefiii tpotG
fdsfettpd. Miitta fun on npt. labiaf-
Il iaatamana, Min ie on liifa balpo
tai Iiifa falIis- miten fltfin tattoo.
fun Iiiulee omaaipania pal.
Jon tietoa ia taitoa ia nii6en perus-
teeIla fuipittelee itie6Gn iofiifin pIi.
ibmiiefii enfeIifii ilman iiipid. So
fun bGneIIefin fanotaan: Sinun
nanbursfaiiteii on FUN iaastainen
waate. Dina panbursfaateii mie pc
rifatoon, &ristufien manbursfaus e.
landau. @anbursfaan pitGG elamdn
~usfosta. eifd t0istG. 4pIId toistdfin
&ristufien toistG. Niin iuuttiiu bdn
fopasti.
Mutta usfoIlafin on mielG ie paa-
ra, etta iiitGfin moi tula tpo. Hiir-
ran tGbdn fapaIeen onlaa fristiIlisfG
filoiofiaani:
Sept jos usfo on ebto artuuteen,
min 8ristus on usfon perus. So MT
fun on fpipmpfien alaiiena mGline,
.ioIIa banfitaan ruofoa nanbursfaii.
-
tetllle iieluIle, ettG. ie eIGifi. Miin
buomaamme eta usfo on ie mGline
ia &ristiis on rnofa.~ &pipmpfiesiG
eli ole minfGfaItainen on nGlfGinen,
Ell iefGdn, minfGfaltainen bGn on Of
Iiit, eli eoes ief6Gn minfGIaiiefii bGn
aifoo tulla. 8aan fpipmps on MIN
fGlainen on bGnen iubteenia Seeiuf-
ieen. sos ban elGG usfosta, min
&ristus iaa miiobon bGnesi6 ia mltut-
taa bGnet.
Sanoin ettG usfostafin moi titIlo
tpO. Witenfd ie on mabbollista9
NGbfGGs usfosta moi hula autliii6en
perus ia 3ristufien aniio iimutetaan.
rsfon pitGiii olla, usfoa Seeiufien
iomitiis omafienia ainoastaan. Mlit-
ia iaattaafin fGpb1 min eta SumaIo
on MT minulIe armolIinen fun min
pabpasti usfon ia li,ofar lrpaufieen.
Suomaan, ettd olen ioutunut prob
lemiin, (umpiperGGn) iofa faipao
ratfaiiua eli ielnitpstd. &atiomme
fun diti riioffii Iastaan. &ibiIIG on
luiiffa fGbesiGGn. Stafiumme, ettG
ie aine jofa on luiifasia ie on usfom-
me. @ttG pbtd bppin fiiin Iapii fas-
paa ia mabpistuu Gioin riioffimalla,
pbtd bpipin mefin elGmGlld nsfosta.
Soften fuluttua bromaamme lapien
iiepanneen Iuiifan 1ibin fIoestG ia
olfaa lite ipomddn, tabrien ipaatteen-
la ia fasnonia. sos otafiumme, ct.
ia &ristus on 6iti, ia lapiella tarfoi.
famine iisfomaista, ruuaIIa usfoa.
Nitn buomaamme, ettG lapii on fabot-
tamit jonfin perran Iuottamusta 1i-
tiiniG ia oma nina on 10 iaanut 3D.
nesiG mallan. &nofa fpIIG on lama,
ie ero maan on tapnbtunlt, ettG enren
ipotti diti, npt lapii ipo itie. TGmGn
faltainen iamaIlainen maara mot
meibGn nsfollemmefin tnlIa, lls.
tomme fasipda mielest1ntnte ia &ris.
tus mGbenee. &aiitdttefO, mitd aian
tafaa2
Saboon ianoa: eli meioGn nsfom-
mefaan ole meioGn maan iefin on
labia. &ulfija.
1tsfu.
m,f. ~~.~f.r:llo..u. e.. ~.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-26
Bell q ',''.-

TIE saastatte paivan ~kayttamalla tele-
foonia. Kaksikymmenta nelja tuntia
kuluu. saadaksenne postin kautta vas
tauksen lahimmasta kaupungista. Te-
lefoonin kautta saatte vastauksen vii
pymatta. Taman lisaksi saatte telefoo-
nissa kaikki~ etuisuudet mita %suoranai-
sessa puhelussa vol saada.
Bell paikalliset ia pitkan matkan puhe-
linlinjat u~lOttuvat VII Yhdysvaltojen ia
Canadian.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-26

tinsieuron i%uoiisia marrosfiiun 81 b.
Id. &ofousta IopetettoesSa pii.
bnipot ieiroatpat: Socob 2abti, s.
s. Socfion, 9~arponen, Mbramlon ia
Seppald, fosfeteIIen pabeisiaan roit-
.tiustpon tGrfepttd ia pbteistoimintoo
ia mitG iilld iaooaon oifoan. 9opif.
Il IniIettiin louIii SEQ. 1.
SdSid fofoufiesia fGptettiin 149
moriinoisto pubemuoroo.
@otti @osfi, $. aormonen,
clinics. firiuri.
Suomi HoptGfirioo firioittoes-
ioni lobetett6pGfii Iebtiin palmetto.
pafii olen lpbentdnpt iit6 ia ~firioit.
tonmiit oinoostaan tSrfeimmGt fob.
Dot iiitd. TGmG buomantufiefii ettef
fafaon IuuIiii ettG poptGfirioa diff
ipddristeltp. NeIs Seppo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-29

Mrs. Mary Virginia Agnew, OF th'a
r.itv matron of Virginia OF the IL
vine Society of America, has received
advices that July Oath has been SCI
aside by the Panama-Pacific EXPOSE
tion as "Clan Irving Day"
The day mentioned is the anniver-
2sary of the Battle of Harlow, fought
i'm 1411 between the clans ruled o.
Donald. Lord of the Isles, and some
Northern clans allied with the burgh-
icrs OF Aberdeen. In this battle Sl'
Alexander Irvine and Hector Maciean
chiefs of their respective people, Sc
Iecting each other because Of the use
bv both of holly as an emblem 9;
badge, engaged in personal combat
Neither was victor over the other
both died on the field of their wounds
For a number of generations there
after. when an Irvine and a Maclea'
met, they offered to exchange swords
implying either was as good as TN
other. Sir Walter Scott, in hi
| "Tales of a Grandfather" tells tn
story of the fray.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-29
SUPPOSED MONEY WAS LUNCH
Two Thousand Two Hundred An:
Fifty Dollars Found Wrapped
in Paper.

Recently an old resident Of thl.;
city became i'll and was compelled tC
enter the Alexandria Hospital fo.
treatment. He was assisted to thai
institution by a colored man, ana
upon reaching the hospital the latte.
took package from the mans peck
ct. The negro handed the packaG.
to one Of the attaches, telling he
that was the sick mans lunch, an
it was placed upon d mantle VIII
other articles taken from patient;
Later the sick man died.
No more was thought Of the inc.
dent, concerning the supposed lun"a
until an AleXandrian who was a.
pointed to administer upon the e.
tate went to the hospital and askc-:
for the money which had been taken
from the deceased This startled the
attaches, as it was not supposed h.
brought anything but a lunch with
him when he was admitted to the IT,
stitution. The administrator We,
told that the only article he left Wa
what was supposed to be his lunch.
and this was given the administra
tor. The package was opened and
S2250 in notes was taken from il.
The dead man had for years carried
his money on his person.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-29
City Treasurer Reports Largest List
of Qualified Voters in Alexandria
For Many Years.

When City Treasurer Thomas ".
Robinson closes his books on Sat
urday. the last day for the payment
of capitation taxes in order to per-
nit persons to vote in the primary
to be held on August 3rd. and in the
general election on the second Tues
day in November there will be the
largest qualified vote that Alexan-
dria has had in many years. Up to
! the closing hour last night 1871 per-
sons had paid there capitation taxes
and with three days more TO run II
lis estimated that the total will reach
f; we'll over the 1900 mark. This num-
her does not include the Confederate
soldiers who are exempted from .the
pavment of poll taxes. At the ciost
of last year the number who pa'c
their taxes were 1907.
The heavy payment of taxes mas
mystifed the politicians who are uH
able to ascribe a satisfactory rea
son for the big increase in the quar-
fed vote. There is no indication o
any contest this year for the two Oh
fees to he filled, that of state senate
from this district which included tn
c;tv Of Alexandria and the counIle
Ivy W.
of. Alexandria Fairfax and Prin'
; William. and delegate from the cit
and county of Alexandria. The iot
mer position is held by Senator II
Fwell Thornton, Of Fairfax county
and the latter by Delegate D. IRE
Birrell Of this city. NO cpposl''"
.. has been announced to either Of tines
candidates and the general opinlo
:: ,rova;ls that they will secure Tn
nomination in the Democratic primai
without having a contest. The Den
ocratic nomination is equivalent
. election. ,...
{ There has been a heavy qualillc'
!. +;on in Alexandria and Fairfax al
II Alexandria counties, but this IS sa
d to be due to local conditions, prac'
): cally all of the county officials haVIl
: opposition in the Democratic pflmar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-29
RINCLING CIRCUS COMING.
Worlds Greatest Shows And Specta
Gle Solomon And The Queen of
Sheba" Now on Way

Gle solomon Ana the queen VI
Sheba" Now on Way.
Official information confirms tn:
announcement that on Monday ans
Tuesday, May 10th and 18th, Ringing
Brothers circus will give two per,
formances in both days in Washing
ton, d. G.
Many new features have been adj
ded this year, the most notable CT
which is the spectacle Solomon and
the Queen of Sheba." This colossa
production is presented with cas-:
of / ,250 people, ballet OF 300 dan
cling girls, 735 horses. and Il train loao!
Of scenery. costumes and propertie:;
on the biggest stage in the world
Following the spectacle. d circus
program Of unusual brlliancy viii!
be presented. including an array Of
foreign and American acts new TO the
circus world. The menagerie contains
1908 wild animals. IL elephants, and
a "baby ZOO" The circus is trans
ported on 50 double length cars.
Special arrangements have been
made by the railroads to accommodate
the crowds that will visit the circus
from this city and the surrounding
country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-29
DNlL PAY CARTATIQh IAxEsT0 MAKE FIRST TRIP
Peoples Line to Commence Service
on Upper River Route
May First.

The inauguration Of the service on
the Peoples Line, which was recently
organized in this city to operate q !
S+o,mar on the Mattawoman creek
route of the Potomac river, between !
Washington and Grinders W hafi' !
will take place on next Saturday
,,or,inp The commencement Oh
the service is being awaited with IN
terest. not only by the merchants ana
business men OF Alexandria, who VIII
u,e,come the increased service on the
river and by the residents OF the couh-
try which will be served by the
new line, but by the people Of AleNan-
dria generally who feel deep inter-
est in the new enterprise because it
was financed in this city and its pro-
motors are well known citizens OF THIS
community.
As announced when the line was
first incorporated the company pur-
chased the large and fast steamer
known as the Angler. This has been
! renamed the w. l.. Davis, after Capt.
! W. /. Davis, the general manager OF
Ire company. For the past six weeks
large force Of mechanics have been
AT work overhaulng the boat for Its
new service. The engines and boilers
have been put in first class condition,
all the old wood work torn out and
renewed, new furniture and finishings
installed and the boat repainted and
, decorated. The boat has carrying
, capacity of 900 passengers.
, Captain William l.. Davis, for many
, wears connected with the Potomac
, and Chesapeake steamship company
!, will be the master with Captain Aus
tin W. Kelly, as his mate an;
:, Charles Tennasson as chief engineer
All three Of these are well know!
river men who have spent long year
:, Of service on the Potomac. Stepher
! Davis, OF this city, Il well know!
young business man, is president an,
:. treasurer Of the company.
One Of the innovations which vii! b
inaugurated by the company will b
:. that they vii! receive freight TO IF
teen minutes Of the departure Of tn
- boat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-29
GRADUATION EXERCISES.
Hospital Nurses viii Receive Diplu.
mas al Elks' Auditorium.

The graduation exercises of the
Alexandria Hospital vii! take place
on Friday night at the Elks' Audi
torium At 8 o'clock. Four nurses,
Misses Meta Tanner, Isabel Wash
ington. Mary Monroe, and Mrs. Ada
Sneed, Hoffman,, all Of Virginia, will
receive their diplomas. The orator Of
the evening will be Or. Douglass s..
Freeman. of Richmond. Va. The di-
plon.as will be presented by DR..
Hugh Mcclure, of this city. and the
Florence Nightingale oath will be adj
ministered by Dr.. George 7. Kip
stein, of this city. Little Miss Marg-
aert Moore and Robert Yates will act
as. the flowers bearers. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-29

The following examinations arc
announced by the civil service COM
mission TO be held in Alexandria on
the dates named: Electrical! expert.
ship, May II; oil and gas Inspector.
May IS. bactcriologist, May 26.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-29

Michael p. Shafcr, Of Washington
president Of the Arcf-diocesan hrarcs
of the Holy Name Society of Balti,
more, and J. Hanly Doyle, presiden;
Of the Washington branch, will visi,
the Alexandria branch at the Young
Mems Soda!ity on Sunday night at T
O'Clock and make adde's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-29
BERRYMAN'S CHALK TALK

If you are interested in art, politics
humor, or good music, you must no.
fail to go on Tuesday, May Attn, t'
hear Bergman, the cartoonist for TT"
Evening Star.
If art is your speciality, then watt!'
how rapidly his pictures grow. i
politics, then hear why he chooses TIE
subjects he does and laugh over their.
IF music, then come and hear Tie
splendid musical program that has
been arranged and which in itse'T
would be worth the admission.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-29

Lee Roover, past grand knight, Of
the Knights Of Columbus, conferred
the second degree of the order upon
a class Of candidates of Fitzgerald
Council, No. $50, Of this city, last
night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-29

In the Corporation Court today y
decree was entered confirming the
report of the receivers Of the Enlcr-
son Steam Pump Company and or
dering their discharge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-29

SURPRISE THEATER TONIGHT.
Tonight at the Surprise Theate~.
Charlie Chaplin. in a two reel Essa-
nay comedy. "The Tramp, with q
thousand laughs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-29
Shareholders Meeting

The annual stockholders meeting
of the Virginia Marble Co., will be
held at sos King Street, Alexandria.
Va, Oh Wednesday, May 18th at 200
p. H., for the purpose of electihg Of
ficers, etc.
]. H. SAUNDERS, Secty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-29

At a special meeting Of the Col
lingwood Club held last night it was
determined to defer the election OF
officers until Sunday afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-29
LOCAL BREVITIES

In Police Court today William
Brown. coIored, WAS fined $50 for car
rylng u concealed raor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-29
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Seminole Land ant
Investment Company will be held al
it's principal office, No. Ill south
Fairfax street, Alexandria,, Virginia,
on Monday. May 10, at II O'Clock A.
NJ. for the election of directors and
the transaction of any other business
that may properly come before said
L. V. FRENCH, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-29

Nice rooms for rent. for light house
keeping, in good location, 204 north
Washington street. 20-lt,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-29

:, Mr.. facet Kickersitz, of Kisniner'
Russia, is visiting in this city, and Mr'
Able .Moskovity, of Warsaw, Poland
is stopping at the Hotel Rammei.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-29
SOCIAL. and PERSONA
Interesting News Notes About People
of misunderstanding
in Society.

Miss Mildred Kelly has returned 10
her home in this city, after visit TO
friends in Culpeper county, Va.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-26
ELLEN STARR WRITES TO JEW WHO SEEMS TO
HAVE FORGOTTEN HIS PEOPLE

EuGu GdIGS quart, WHO Has DGSu
Jane Adams partner in the building
of Hull house into the worlds best
known social settlement, is an Amer
lean. Her forefathers came to Amer
lea in the Mayfower and landed at
Plymouth Rock. If Miss Starr had
time for it she would be active in the
politics of the Colonial Danes. She's
''blue-blooded" for fair. One of her
forefathers, Comfort Starr, sat as
trustee on the board that founded
Harvard college. Her great-grand-
father fought in the American ReVo-
lutionary war.
Now Miss Starr writes an open let
ter to Jacob Abt This Abt person
came over from Russia in steerage
with only the clothes on his back for
property. Now Abt has made much
money and is the president of the
Wholesale Clothing Manufacturers
assn.
Miss Starr writes to say it gave her
a pang of surprise to find that the
same Jake Abt who used to come
around Hull house some years ago
and talk about humanity's search for
freedom is the same Jake Abt who is
now head of the garment bosses or
ganization for crushing the strike of
the Amalgamated Clothing Workers.
"As l know from the experience of
others that you would refuse to see
me or talk with me until the strike is
over if at all, there is nothing left
me but to address you publicly" is
Miss Stars opening apology. Then
she writes:
God Gf may mention God, whose
name sounds strange in this connec-
tom seems to have determined that
my labors should be associated al
most wholly with the Jews. A lad
of the strikers called Abe said to me
one day, You are Jewish, aren't you,
Miss Starr" What makes you think
so, Abe?' Because you are always
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-26

uSCduS6 IH0y are p0Opl0, AUG, uOC DS-
cause they are Jews. l would help
any other people fighting for freedom
and human rights just the same,
whatever they were
81 hold you, Mr.. Abt, more account
able than many others for the need
less horrors that are taking place.
There are some of the past genera
ton who, like old Mr.. Pullman, hon
estly do not understand and are I'M
able to grasp modern scientific meth
DDS of meeting social and industrial
developments and crises; whose only
ideas of dealing with interiors are
patriarchal ideas.
''This l cannot believe of you, ed
ucated as you have been, having
lived as you once chose to live in a
social settlement, and acquainted, as
you must in some measure be, with
the workings of modern methods of
self-government, of arbitration, and
of collective bargaining.
you know, and cannot deny, that
such methods have worked perfectly
satisfactorily and without loss to en-
ployers not only in other cities, but
in Chicago. 1t must be from that
terrible temptation of middle age
greed of power (Which Dante figures
under the form of a lion, as he pic
lures under the form of a leopard,
pleasure, the temptation of youth,
and of a wolf avarice, that of old age:
beware the wolfD, that deters you
from bending your pride to consent
to that modern and just form of set
tlement, fair arbitration, which is no
new and untried thing.
st often seems to be assumed that
because man is poor and Defense
less and has been assaulted, he is
therefore wrong.
From time to time we liberty low
ing Americans, those who are left of
us, hear with horror and shock of a
persecution of the Jews Need we