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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-17

declaration OF war by Japan the
japanese within the domains OF the
Kaiser were thrown into prison, and
are still I'm custody. This treatment
was accorded to all Japanese. with
out regard to class. On the other
hand, SO Baron Chinda informed the
State Department. Germans and
Austrians IN Japan engaged in civil
pursuits have been permitted to so
their own way without restraint. Com
plaint recently has been made that
the liberty allowed Germans and
Austrians in Japan has resulted in
violations of neutrality.
1t is understood that the United
states, whtch has taken over the al
fairs Of the Japanese embassy at
Berlin will remind the Berlin foreign
office that japan is of the opinion
that her SUBJECTS in Germany should
be treated with the same considera-
ton shown by Japan to Germans and
Austrians engaged in business in the
east.
The japanese ambassador denied
that he discussed the Chinese situa-
ton with the Secretary of State.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-17

$4,000 horsepower. Twelve Babcock
and wilcox water tube boilers will
furnish the steam. the boilers to be
oil burning. Large quantities of oil
may be stored in the double bottom
OF the ship which win allow her a
wide cruising range. The builders OF
the ship expect that she will exceed
her required twenty-one knots OF
speed by one-half a knot. which is
about twenty-four an hour.
4 completely equipped electric
power plant will be a feature OF the
construction oS the Pennsylvania. Any
part of tho ships machinery may be
repaired in the ships repair shop.
Sixty three officers, 500 men, and a
detachment of forty-Seven marines
will constitute the ships crew. The
officers will be as follows: flag Of
ficer. commanding officer, thirty
seven wardroom officers executive Of
ficers, marine officer. sixteen Junior
officers and ten warrant officers. in
Guiding fleet pay clerk.
Congress authorized plans and spec
ifications for the ship August %, 1912.
The contract for her construction was
signed February 2S, 1919. and the
keil was Ida October 2T. 1918. She
must be ready for delivery thirty-six
months after the signing of the con-
tract. From indications she will be
ready before that time The contract
price for hull and machinery is 81
100000,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-17

from being the largest battleship in
! the world. the Pennsylvania represents
I the American idea in naval architec-
ture. Her 1I-inch breech loading
rifles are the most modern known TO
the world and will be located in cleo
irically controlled turrets. The tur-
rets will be located on the centerline
Of the ship and will mount three guns
each. The turrcts are so arranged
fore and oft OF the smokestack that
the guns may he fired dead ahead or
dead astern
Twenty-two rapid fire five-inch
guns, four three FOUNDER saluting
guns. two one-I ounder guns for boats
Two three Inch field pieces, and four
submerged torpedo tubes will consti-
tute the secondary battery OF the war
ship, The Pennsylvania also win he
heavily armofed for protection against
submarine end aircraft improved
scarchlights being calculated to warn
against night attacks of such enemies,
EieNen-lnch armor plate extending
almost the full length Of the ship and
eight feet below the waterine. will
afford protection against gun fire.
The boilers. magazines and engines
are located below the protective deck.
Cork lining will protect the maya
zines against oVerheating, the cork
70 he cooled by large refrigerating
plant.
How IL L. Propelled.
Curtis turbines operating four screw
propellers will propel the Pennsyl-
Vanla. The engines viii develop about
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-17

ed by the story told by woman com
plainant In the grand jury room to-
day that he suggested q collection for
her and started 1t with 500 bill
Other jurors made contributions. and
in "A few minutes the foreman OF the
jury. William I'elsinger, handed tho
woman $780,
The recipient was robbed OF all her
money jewelry and clothing on the
afternoon Of March L. She has two
children and had to walk from her
Harlem home to obey the subpoena
because she did not have car fare.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-17
VAST DIFFERENCE IN
NATIONALS TREATMENT
Germany Throws Japs into Prison and
Keeps Them There While Japan
Treats Germans Well
SHOW MARKED CONSIDERATION
Germans In Japan Have Been Per-
mttcd To Go On Their Way With
out Restraint In the Empire of the
Aikado.

Washington. March Further
representations may be made to Ger
many by the United States relative
to the treatment accorded japanese
residents Of Germany since Japan took
the side of the allies in the war. Baron
Chinda, the Japanese ambassador, had
conference today with Secretary of
state Bryan and it Is understood the
subject of Germanys treatment of
japanese was under discussion.
1t has beer pointed out by Baron
Chinda THAI Immediately upon the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-17
JURY TAKES UP COLLECTION
TO HELP COMPLAINANT

New York. March 16.--James B.
Brady, Diamond Jim. a member of
the grand jury now sitting In the
criminal courts building. was so touch-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-17

Aer0uautic Views (Aeron'anes Dirigibles otcD
American Pure-I5red Fowls.
Badges and Decorations of Honor
Birds OF Beautiful Pumage.
Blast Furnaces for Smelling Ores
Ceramic Art Of Five Centuries.
Deep-sSea Specimens OF Marine Life
Different Races Of Mankind in Native Dress
Famous Gems tkoit-i moor Great Ncgul etc \
Flags OF the Nations.
Fruits and Their blossoms.
Lock and Canal fSauit ste Marie.
Laundering Industry Scenes
Modern Dairy Scvaes
Military Academy AT West Point
Newspaper Press Latest ModelA
National Coat II Arms
Officers Jewels.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-17
Vnci" sam = Greatest shin.

MT" Nlim tITT'ateSt ship.
me zen. sSlFansa will he superior
10 any shlo ever constructed for the
I nited States nayX ano, Viii xie. With
ms British battle cruisers Prince
George ami Queen Elizabeth. Aside
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-06
High School Boys
Ready for First
Football Contest
SQUAD WILL MEET Ia GItANDE
ON LOCAL GRIDIItON on
OCTOBER 20.

With only three weeks ahead until
the opening game OF the football
season, the local boys are confident
OF success over the La Grande high
school team which will be played on
the local gridiron October 49, An
effort is being made 70 secure a
game away from home before that
date to settle the boys down to hard
fighting.
With a total OF 3s men out last
evening, the largest number in the
history Of the school. the first team
boys are rapidly whipping into shape.
Heavy line work is taken on by the
iInemen. then a siege Of signal prac-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-06

ly Snyder, Hargett and Vaughan are
fighting hard for positions at halls.
Hayes and Kerrich are holding down
fullback on the first two teams AL
though these are the older men of
the school, many new aspirants of
the football game are fighting for
a position on the team In all prob
ability Rugg, a star center in the
game, will take that position when
he returns to school.
Coach Hinderman believes that he
will develop one Of the strongest
teams in eastern Oregon this year.
Hinderman is a college football star
and is pounding the college style of
game into the local boys The boys
will play four games here this sea-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-06

tice is undergone and finally the
teams are pitted against each other
in real battle. After As minutes of
the real stuff. signals are again run
until the men are sent off the field.
Although Russell Wilbur is lost
from the team this year, Everett
Daubner is filling his shoes at guard
as though he were an old timer
Minis at end delights in falling on
the ball after tumble. Bailey, the
hard-hitting tackle, is still on the
job siebert at end is back in his
old time form at punting. Russell
the small man tackle, is fighting
hard to fill the shoes Of his brother
who now attends college.
In the backfleld, Bowman, Fried
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-06
Unlted states Warns Turler

WASHINGTON oct. s.-The state
department cabled Ambassador Nor.
genthau at Constantinople to advise
Turkey concerning the unfavoraDle
sentiment aroused here by reports
Of atrocities against Armenians. Hts
instructions included no official pro-
tests.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-06

SPORT BRIEFS.
'A~%~~4AAAA~VNAC
Play Chicago CITY Championship.

Play Chicago City Championship.
CHICAGO Oct. Cubs and Sox
faced each other at Comlsky Park this
afternoon in the opening game Of the
city championship SERIES
The fans who, along about last June
had hoped to see a more prominent
battle staged at the Southside grounds
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-06
HERE IS MORE DOPE
ON THE PLAYERS IN
THE z BIG LEAGUES
TOU CAN TAKE YOUR CHHoICE
As TO WHICH TEAM Will
WIN SERIES

The following is a continuation OF
che lineup OF the Philadelphia Ma
tionals and the Boston Americans,
fhc first installment OF which ap-
peared in yesterdays paper. This
sport material is furnished by staff
writer Of the United Press As was
said yesterday you can read the
relative qualities OF each player and
then dope 1t out for yourself which
Is going to be the winning team in
the world series which starts Friday.
Here's the rest Of the dope
Pitchers.
Philadelphia Grover Cleveland
Alexauder-The best pitcher in base
bah. al the present time, and one Of
the greatest the game has ever
known His work this season class
IS with the immortals. as he has
won over 30 games. Practically 90
per cent Of Moran's hope Of winning
the championship rests with Alexan-
der. Came up from Indianapolis in
1910, and was farmed out to Syra-
cuse, coming back up the next sea-
son. He has been quoted as saying
ne expected to pitch three games Of
che series if it goes over four games
Erskne Mayer-Famous for his
under delivery. Mayer came to Phil
adelphia in 1912 from the Ports
mouth club Of the Virginia state
league and made good right off the
bat Has been Of great aid to Alex.
ander this year in keeping the Phils
in the lead He has worked in thirty
odd games this year and has won
most Of them. Generally selected to
pitch the second game Of the Sc
ries
George Chalmers-A hard luck
pitcher and a good one Chalmers
was one OF the sensations Of 1909
and 10, but injured his shoulder
and has been out Of the game until
this season, This year he came back
and has had fair success. To his
credit IT must be said ne lost a lot
of hard luck games this season. Chal-
mers went south with the Giants this
spring and then went back 10 his old
love-the Phils
Al Demaree-The tall cartoonist
was one Of 1888 best pitchers with
the Giants. Is a curve ball pitcher
with fairly good control Had a bad
season last year which prompted
McGraw to let hin g0. He won
more than half his games this sea-
son
Eppa Peptha Rlxey-One Of the
Jallest men in baseball. standing
feet, inches. Rixey came to the
Phils in 1912 from a Virginia school
and has pitched with varying sue
cess This year he has worked in
20 odd games. winning half Of them. I
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-06

son and have high hopes of winning
all. The season ends on Thanksgiv.
ing, November 25.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-06

started early today and by the time
play was called there was close to a
capacity crowd in the seats.
Betting today favored the White
sox, not only because the majority Of
those present were woody wild-eyes
Sox fans-it being their home-but
because a lot of experts believe the
sox have the better aggregation all
around.
Ann ArbOr Has Game.
ANN APpOR Mioh Oot
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-06

Coach Hurry-Up Yosts Wolverines
met Lawrence College here today
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-29
Satoja tnllnt mielipnplefii jnufim.
bam6pisia.

@eneipa, Speitli. = @rGs iafia.
lainen laafdri, iofa on biliaffoin pa
lannut tGnne retfeltGGn Oberipeiien-
melbisia oleipasta mielenmifaisten
iotilaSten iairaalaSta fertoo ieurao-
ipao:
"gn ole ennen iaanut tGpoellistG
faiitpstG ioban falbuiSta, fumes
nGin iatoia nloria iotilaita, iotfa oil
mot tulIeet mielipitolifii iuofiubau-
ooisia. Soiiet mafaiipat biliaa pG-
littGnndttG tapabtumista pmpdril-
lGan paan toilet tarfastelilpat lei
nuaipin fatiein jofaista ipierailiiain
ia boitajain liifettG.
"Sltiri oia nlielenpifaiiista pa-
rance ia paIaa tafaiiin rintamaan
'nlilttaman miifon buolelliIen boioon
jGlfeen, mi,tta toilet IGbetetGGn eri-
foiliin boitoloibin ioita on perustet.
tli monin paifoin Safiaa. gllituinen
toistelui1nnitps, iiupumlis, periiet
nGpt ia fGiifGbm1taistelut paifiltta-
mot mrllertolposti iotilasten jdrfeen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-29
Snpmalainen iuoittannt foirafilpai.
Inn gllasfaSIa.

Nome, gllasfo. = Snomolainen
2eonaro Sepp6ld ipoitti tGnd iuuon-
no MIasfan iiiurisia ipiotliiiisia foi-
rafiIpaiIuisio ontistonillaan 16 iibe'
rialaiiilla iuiifoiralla 4t2 mailin
matfalla. Eoiiena of u. ". (Scottp)
@llon olIen milf MALTA jdlesid Sep
p1lGstd. &ilpailiin ratfaiiu oil pfli
idnnitt1m1ntpi1, mitd fosfaan on ol'
Int nGisi6 gnasfnn fiiuIuiiisia foira-
fiIpailrisia. 3lo 7.t5 fiIpaiIun padt-
tpn1iien eoeIliienG iItona Seppdld oil
20 MALTA eoeIIG MIImista ia oil
Sepp6lG oianlit iiIloin 327 MALTA
5S tiintisid 10 miniiutisid. glllon
pritti foifeIIa toiooIIoon iiipultttao
Sepp1I1n ipimeiieIIG fierrofiella,
miitta iiiomaIainen pitt nobfania ia
oil ipieIG Iopusiafin ipiiii mailia eoel.
ID. 9iIpaiIiin eoelIiiend pdilpGnd al.
foiiemniin oil gIIon oIIitt eoeIlG, io-
ten on fGfitettdtpd fitinfa buriosti
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-29

ia 10 oil fofonaan tiilpaipeoen pnt-
pdroimanG ia faitfi pelastumifen
maboolIiiuubet batpinneet. Slffil-
neioen ioufosia, ioioen rltllmiit To-
bdn mennesiG on lopoettD, taipattiin
8 paIfoiboista ia 5 nlerifolaista. )
sc ieiffa, etta ranffalaoe on rai-
ponnut ndilId ieiiouilla, moi aibeut-
taa ipield fliiria ia aripaamattomia
tlilpia ipaltion ala-oiasia, elm. 8ra-
5o5 laafiosia, iofa on melfein alma
tllllpan pallasia fun pGbdnfin iataa.
Soften ulaiuofillilla ailtlpiIle on ID
betettp fiireellinen tieootus, ettd tie
talpGt iparata itienia pabinmon ipaa-
rom waralta ia laafioisia aiuipat
maanpilieliidt opat rpbtpneet maro-
ipaiiuustoimenpitciiiin wariinfin far-
ianla iubteen iota on waifea baoan
betfclld pelastaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-29
yIsisid uutisia.
Smunettn miliOneeri Sarrs 9ba,u
aiiottn i,apanttaa ialaa ipanfi.
laSfaan.

9torfolf, @o. - SGGll1 on tullut
ilmi iuiii pritps, iaaba panfilasta
tpopoltttaa Sorrp Sban ia ipie6G
pois geeip Yorfin ipaltiosta @irsinian
tuoltioon. EGnld ialainen toimi oil
pattit tpimeen fllten ennenfin, ettd
foooa tuanfi aiitomobiiliin. Somnla
paliastui ennenfuin ferittiin aiie pan.
ria toimeen.
gras iaIaliiton i1ien firioitti SEEM
Yortin piirilafimieben apulaiielle s.
S. @rocbille firieen. iosia ielitti, et-
tG bdnelle OH tariottr ST 900 palf-
fiofit Jos ban fiilettaa Sbapn pois
Heip yorfin ipaltiosta. Senfil6, jol-
lie tarioils tebtiin fliitenfin fieltdptpi
tebtGfpGstG iillG perusteella, ettei
1dn iaanut luipattua t,lbatta ooIlaria
etiif6teen. Scti fun piirilafinlieben
dpulaiiellc iaaplin,tt firie tl,li pdi-
tpGnipaloon pantiin aiian iubteen tut
finns toimeen ia npttemmin ielite-
tGdn cttd faiffi aiiaa fosfeipnt lei.
fat on paliastettll.
Naiten innnnitelma oil jariestettb.
Solaliittolaisten aifomufiena oil
aparota poimafos artomobiili Seem
gorfisia ia iparuStaa iiiben neljd
apiiii "fpfcneipGG' benfiloG, iotfa oil
3iipot isfaltaneet tointia robfeasti
tarpeeil titllen. Sitten fun Sbalp
aolili ioatu ailtoon of aifonluflena
fiitG1 Sirginian paItioon Heip Ser.
iepn filotta ia etiid iieltd marma titr.
tpapaiffa forfltlaiielle ia iielld RIB
tpG taistelemaan taas oifeuslaitosten
fautto Sirginian maltion raioien illo-
iasia. Npt on tdn,G iilinnitelma
fliitenfin mursfaantuniit ia t1ptDp
&baipn fai tiripaiitua iobonfin ntliii.
bun petofieen tai ialaliittoon.
Sbaiu iaa nnbeu fnnlnstelnn.
ylioifcuoen tiionlari Senbricf an-
rtoi p16tofien Sbaipn Iafimieben ipaa-
timiifiesta, ettd ipptettp tuIee iaa-
1naon uuoen laiitafimnan fl1iluste.
Tim Observation-Disclosures iubteeu.
EG1t6ficn fiultraan tili Sbaip crit.
tGin iloiicIle tlililelle ja ielitti, etta
tGm6 on boiisfo ulitin.n bGnen aibil-
Iecn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-29
"Snonmon laafari" ipptteesiG lniuat.
tomasta laGfitIemiiestG,
Supcrinr. Mis.

Suomoloistenfin fesfuuSesio bp.
min tlinnetti "lltonnon lG1fGri" ia
fplpiiG .&ustaa u. See on aietettu
ipptteeieen lulpattomosta lGGfGroimi.
iestG. SGnen parantolasiaan 1919
6. Superior ct. fltoIi iofu oifa iitten
erGs &otcbeiper niminen febfotallti-
men glpstG, Winn., ia rpt on falipiin-
gin apulaislafimies @urnee nosta-
npt lpptteen 2eeta pastaan liipatto-
masta lGdfGroitieniiestd. Sec oil
flinnallisoifelioen tiitfittamana, mui-
ia fielii ban ipplliippteniG. SGn III.
Zee lopulliiesti fin,luSteltapafii tou.
fof. A y. &uolleen nlieben ipaimo ie-
Iitti falipungin miranomaiiiIle. ett1
mime ipfipnd pantiin bGnen puoli-
Ionia Wr. &otcbipar pois @ais 2afcl-
la olcmasta felibfotaltisten paronto-
Iusto len jdifeei fun l1dfGrit oIiipat
ielitt6neet bGnen tilanin toiipdttomaf.
III ia bdnet m1drGttiin fotiin raubns-
ia ooottumaon fuolemuo. Sattltmal-
ia iai iairas fiiitenfin fGiiinia 2een
lentolebtiiin ntisiG ielitettiin luon-
non parannustapoia. Sairas tiili
2een boitolaan ippsf. 20 y. ia oil
liellG morrasfuiln 20 pGilpGGn iaaf.
ia, jolloin fltoli. SGllG aialla ianoi
ipaimo 2een antaneen ioiraolle Dlto.
roin fiiunlia ia fplmiG fplppja, jotfa
mafioiipat pbteenia 500. 8iimein
fun Iairos meni tainnofiiin erGan
fplmGn fplippn iGIfeen, tlili 2eelle
bGtG, ielitti maimo, ia ban alfoi butt
taa, ettG "mertfGG iofu noiitanaon
lGGfGri nopeoSti', mlitta faiffi oil
turboa, mics fi,oli.
8ironomaiiet ielittGipGt, ettd bc o.
pot fitllleet jo piteinman oifoa mali-
tuflio 2cen paronnustapoa mastoon,
nutta ei beillG ole ennen ollut pGte.
lpiG tooistrfiio. See ei lilllltaposti
moi ioi1tlia ipptceieen luipottomasta
lGGfGrin ommotin barioittaniiesta,
| iillG ban ei pGitG lGGfGrin ommottia
borioittaneeniofoon, lpaon toinlineens
ia fplpijGnG. &uitenfin mGittGlpat
miranonaiiet bGnen joiitliipon nof-
lamaon ioffoa 500 tai fGriimGGn S5
pGiipGn ipanfeuSrongnistlifien.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-29
Snnret iiiaiarluet fmilumluat.

Siiurten iiidjdrpien liifepboistpf.
fen preiioentti 8. 2iipinetone ilnloit-
taa, ett1 t1nG puonna on ipeii elm.
Superior idripesiG min palion alem-
pana fiiin lpiime ipuonna, ettd laiipos
ien lastimGGrGG tGptpp pGbentaa
puolella ialalla, iofa merfitiee NAL.
min fuletl,fieen ndboen palion. Sd-
ban Iooffa on laiipat lastattlt 19 ial-
foa IpipGlle, miittat np ei niita poioa
2ipingtonen miifaan lastata ntitiita
fuin tS ia puoli ialfao ipipalle.
guolen ialan eroitus tefee feidn mi'
tosIa min polion cttG iltltret molmt-
loilpot moilpot fulettao elm. Superio-
rillu 100000 tonnio wGbempi I'LL
loin fun loipojen tGptpp lastota puol-
ia ialfaa mGbenlnlGn fiiin emmett.
2ipinatone ipGittGG tebODn ielloilen
buonlion, ettG lititrten iiluiuripien
peIimGGrG lasfee jofa ipnoii buontat.
toipasla madrGsid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-29
Sallitns abbistaa Noefefelleria.

9onios Gitp, SEQ. - Obbpsipal.
tain boIlitufien aiettamon teolliirtiis-
1ubteito tiitfiipan fonlislionin pubeen-
jobtojo 6ranf g. 8alsb on tGGlla
antonut ianomaleboille otteita iiit1
firieipoibbosto, iofo Golorabon biili'
Iofon oifono ia iitG ennen 10 tapab.
tui SSobn o. &ocfefeIler nitoremman
ia Goloraoon Siiel & SSSron pbtion ia
muioen Goloraoon biilipbtioioen mir
failiioiocn mdlilld, oiottaafieen to-
oefii fen mGittecniG, ettG &ocfefeller
ipalebtcIi fonlisiioonin Gsfett1in toi-
ntittomosia fitullistelusin ianoneen-
ia ei olleenio misiG1n tefeniiesi1
GoIoro6on lofon pastataistelltun
1pariinniicn joboon fanSla.
gsoisia firjeisiG, ioito 8alsb iiil.
faiiee, paljostlii ie toiiieiffa, ett1
NocfefclIcr on cnnen laffoa ia lafon
oifano DuolelliieSti oil itie oiollilena
lofpn Observation-Disclosures
Wtutto erifoiieSti merfillepontopa on
eras firjc, jonfa &ocfefellerilIe lGbet-
ii Colorado 5lel & Sron pbtion job
tofunnon toimeenponeipan fomitean
pubecniobtajo 8. M. 8opers ia iosia
ban firioittoa NJ. M:
"SGmG loffo on tuonut eiille fpip-
nlpfieiL iofo tllee ioamoan buomiota,
ia, MIND iisfon, Dbteistoimintaa life.
miesten tobolta fofo ntaasSo buoli-
motto poIiittiiista iubteesta - pafot-
tomoon rpirfailiiaebooffaot tiiIemaan
ouoimesti eiiIle ia ilIistomaon iub-
toiitunliienia tponantoiain ia tpoldis.
ten oifeiiffiin aipoimen tpopajan fGp.
tGMnosiG pit6miieen nGboen. Wle
foffi tiebdmme, ettd politifoitiiiat o.
ipot antoneet idriestpneefIe tpomdes.
toue fastettiiio IeipdpoIoiio iaaoaf-
5een beioGn GGnenid, buoIinlatta iiitd,
ettd fitnreIIa oialla tpolGiiid ei ole
mitG1n pbteptt6 tpotpdenunioioen
fomsio, Iiifuiinotettiina miIioonat far-
Marit. IGm6 on tiiIlut min tGrfedf-
fl oiiaffi, ettG ie epdiIentdttd tiiIee o.
Iennon pfii iiturintpia fpipmpfiid po.
Iitiifosio 1916. Daind usfon, eta
repubIifooniiesia tai oemofroottiies-
ia puolueesia ei ole pbtGdn miestG,
jofn nsfaItaa tiiIla eiilIc nipoimen
tpopoinn ipostustoiana."
Sobn 8. Saocfefeller, nior., antoi
Iouiiinnon ionomaIebbiIle niioen poll
ioshisten joboosto, ioita baIIitiifien
teoIiiiiusfomisiinoonin pubeeniobto-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-29
WfistG iu6tun mcriIairans.

Buoiia on fulunilt ia tperrattain
m1bGlen on iootu ielpille tooelliiio
ipitG meriiairouoeIle. Spp on pontlt
MILLION motian pGGIle, milloin rlliial.
le ia milIoin mibinfin. @ttd touti on
anfaro, tiet1G fai uieampi. Sept on
iootu ieIipiIle, ettd ipp ei ole potias'
ia eifG riiuoSia tai baiilleisia, eifd
iiinG, ettG on tebtp iotain tai idtettp
tefenGttG. @oelleen tieoGmme, ettG
iitG tautio ei buoienneta "Silmannin
tipoillo" tai mliilla I6affeilld, iilld
werrottoin ipGbGien tai ei ntitddn
moiooon teb6G estGafieen iitd. Spp
on aiipoisia. 2ifelIG foripoa on 3 bp-
min merfilIistG pientd plltfea, ioita
futiutaan puoIipupprdt putfet. sos
nditG puttio bdiritGGn toipallo tai
toiiello, min ne ioattoipot ibmiien to-
oottomoan toiapoinonla. Butfet o.
mot t6ptetpt nesteeIlG ia bppin tiin.
teeIliiilla bernoillo ia niitten torfoi'
tus OH teboG eIGipdfii benfinen toio,
mibin iuuntoon Iiiffiinlinen on nab.
ooIIisto - cteen, toofie, plos ia t.
muiIle pain. IuolipntpprGt putfei
owot min tarfot ia berffdtiinteiiet ct
tG pieninfin bGiritieninen woioaor
tiintea beti. aun me tieodmme td
man, min on beIppo pmniGrtad milf
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-29

iairastumme fun iGtdmme ipafalpar
maan ia ioubumme merelle. Sofai'
men nGistG putfista oiuat pbtdnittai'
iesia fiibotufiesla ia ie ainainen ia
monenlainen taiapainon menettami'
men iaa meiodt iairaafii. Sonfun a.
Jon fuIittlia, riippi,u benfil0sta, iGr'
ieStplp1t oreaanimme normadlitilaan
ia me laamme belpotusta. Sapiet
barlpoin iairastinpat, maan iotfllt e.
I1imet omat faubean fipeinG.