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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-04

WANTED-Housek for young
man and his two babies. Must
know how to care for and be fond
of children. Apply stating salary
expected. by letter only to 4105 No.
Cheyenne.
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WANTED-Middle aged lady to
cook for small restaurant. 759
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A steady young man wishes POSI-
tion on farm; understands the
business thoroughly. Main 7737.
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EXPERIENCED colored painte
wish ads. Jobs in line of paint
ing. VIII work very cheap. Mai
1865.
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VACUUM CLEANING

LET me thoroughly clean your car
pets with my electric vacuum
cleaner. Rugs or carpets exI2 Ace.
Smaller ones less. Proctor 1241.
VACUUM CLEANING carefully done
--electric cleaners rented; salts
faction guaranteed: ask your neigh
Dor. Pacific Coast Sales Co., Main
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-04

LOCAL REPRESENTATIV want
ed in every town and on every r.
F. ID. route In Southwestern WASH
fngton, to take care of our sub
scriptions. Experience not neces-
sary. All or part of time. Write
or see r. @. Smith, care The Times.
Tacoma. Wu.
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MAN and woman wants work in or
out OF town. +. E. Miller, Gen.
Del, Tacoma, wn.
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WANTED-Work by boy of is
well acquainted with the city
Can furnish references. Madison
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BUSINESS CHANCES
ROOMS AND BOARD

NICELY furnished room suitable
for two gentlemen, with board.
GOT So, 11th,
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7Dc up. Great Northern Hotel, 1901
Sc. Broadway Phone Main 1890.
fec up. Clean, furnished rooms.
Homewood Hotel. 1345 So Market
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BOY of IL wants work on Satur-
days; well acquainted with city.
Can furnish best references. Call
Madison $50.
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HOTEL OF alR0sHInA!A-Ali mod
Per week. issh aal b Maj
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WANTED-Ten men and boys. Call
Tacoma theater. Wednesday, May
5, 1890, noon.
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MAN wants position as cleaner and
presser. Call Main sA43
The Washington times., 1915-04-23
OSBORNE ASKS TOKEN
MONEY IN SING SING
Convicts Willing to Work Gould
Purchase Privileges With
1t, He Says.

NEW YORK. April 23.-Thomas Mott
Osborne, warden of Sing Sing prison. in
an address before members of the civic
Forum. criticised the legislature be-
cause 1t failed to pass an appropriation
of 5000 for a prison farm. Mr.. Os-
borne said the legislative body preferred
to buy shining marbles with which to
embellish the State capitol.
The warden advocated a system Of
token money" in Sing Sing. in orGer
to supply the prisoners with an in
centive to work. and to prepare them
for competition when they were re-
leased.
'For years the State has paid pris-
oners a cent and a half a day for work, g
he said. and as a consequence there
was no incentive to work To
supply partial incentive token
money" has been devised with which
the men willing to do a fair dlvs work
will be paid. They must usc tho money
to buy their clothing. food. and lodging.
and must pay for all forms Of entertain
ment and recreation and for .rivilcres.
Thus there will be a rewarI for thrift,
and tho men soon will come to condemn
the laggard and lazy just as they do
i'm the outside world.
The lazy men will he nut in a So
called idle squad. where they will be
given only the barest necessities of life
food of inferior quality and limited
money has been devised with which
quantity, the worst of sleeping ac-
Commodation and the poorest cloth
ms"
The Washington times., 1915-04-23
PLANS FOR BETTER
LIGHTING APPROVED
Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast
to Get 2s6 co. andlepower
Incandescent Lamps.

approval was given by the Commits
s'oners today to plans Of the electrical
department for the improved lighting of
Pennsylvsn,a avenue southeast.
TWO hundred and eight-six 1oo-candle-
power incandescent lamps will be in
stalled In four rows, one at each curb
line and one at each curb OF the center
parking between Second street and the
Eastern branch replacing forty-six arc
lamps and thirty-eight gas lamps. The
work viii be begun about June l.
The department is at work on the in
stallation Of ninety-five 1O0-candlepower
incahdescent lamps in Maryland avenue
southwest from the Capitol Grounds to
Seventh street. and in Sixth street
southwest from Pennsylvania avenue to
Virginia avenue. Plans are completed
also fLr placing 10! incandescent lamps
around judiciary Square and in Louisi-
ana and Indiana avenues from North
capitol street to Seventh street north
west, and on Fifth and Sixth streets
from PENNSYLVANIA to Massa chusetts
avenue. lncandescent lamps will be
placed in Eighth and Eleventh streets
southeast and later the Eleventh street
system, will be extended across the Navy
Yard bridge and along Nichols avenue.
Anarostia, TO Sheridan road.
The Washington times., 1915-04-23

cases in hospitals, though all ~ them
were not recognized
The principal symptoms, he said. OF
an onslaught Of typhus is a severe pain
In the back OF the head, accompanied
by u sudden rise In temperature. At
times the pain and fever may be about
the only symptoms and the chills and
eruptions of the skin may be absent.
Because of this many cases prob
ably have existed in this country, Dr.
Anderson believes. which have not been
recognized such.
Owing TO the fact that IL has been
firmly established that the disease is
communicated only by the body louse.
the means of prevention are much
easier than In the case of malarial or
plague diseases. Not even the head
louise. bedbug, or fleas, can communi-
cate typhus.
"At present there Is grave danger Of
typhus becoming a scourge through the
armies Of Europe" DR.. Anderson said
"It Is generally prevalent in military
camps, jails, or I'm the midst of poverty
and filth in great cities.'
The lecture this morning was attended
by large number of young medical Of
ficers as well as other physicians.
The Washington times., 1915-04-23
FORD AUTOMOBILE CO.
BUYS PROPERTY HERE
Plot at John Marshall Place and
Pennsylvania Avenue Brings
s15o,00o.

The Ford Motor Company. manufac-
turers of the Ford automobile. has pur-
chased property at the northwest cor
ner of Pennsylvania avenue and John
Marshall place northwest. fading lio
feet on tho avenue and l66 feet on John
Marshall place.
While no announcement has been
made by the purchasers of the use to
which the property will be put. IT Is
under stood that the Ford conrrny con-
templates razing the improvements 8
that at present occupy it, and erecting
large salesroom and supply house.
The properties involved in the trans
action include the Fritz Reuter- Hotel
building. 459, i6l. 4s3. and iG5 Pennsyl-
Marshall place. The consideration was
Approximately s1SO.On'. The doal was
made th""uer the office ~ William G..
Dnvall. who conducted nego.i atoms IL
rectly with tl,e real estate representa-
tive of the t'H"d con,nNnt.
Mr.. Durall in discussin. tho sale,
said that while ho had not neou told
positively that the Ford c,Nnanr VIII
Improve its property at once. he had
heen left under the IMPRESSION that a
constructed
'laud v. Miller. of Miller BROTHERS,
Washington representatives of tho Ford
company, when ask ed conc earning the
purchase. said that ne had rot Teen
taken into the confidence, Of tho com.
many with regard to 'hn property. II
may he utilized for ealns building,
he added. or may he held simply as
an investment. as the comnarv confines
"s investments 20 real estate. ani has
"" holdings throughout the United
States.
- rton +. Lester acted for the ho.
The Washington times., 1915-04-23
DECLARES TYPHUS IS
PRESENT IN AMERICA
Director Of Hygienic Laboratory
Says Disease Has Not Been
Eradicated From U. S.

Far from being eradicated from the
United States, tvphus is, and has been,
present in many large cities in this
country" said Surg. John r. Anderson.
director of the hygienic laboratory. in
talk before the Army Medical School
today:
Furthermore. physicians should ne on
their guard against the disease as IL may
break forth at any time with great viru-
lence," he continued.
DR.. Anderson spoke of his study OF
more than 200 cases of typhus in Mex
leo, and detailed the results IF expert
ments made on about 1876 monkeys, and
number of guinea pigs.
"If were going to Serbia. now he
said, where the disease is known to be
rife. ! should be inocuated with IA mild
form Of II before | went"
The so-called Brills disease, which has
been prevalent in New. York and Brook
lyn hospitals at various times, is a mild
form Of typhus. the speaker explained.
In 1910 the disease came as close TO
Washington as Baltimore where there
are believed to have been twenty-five
The Washington times., 1915-04-23
Breaks Arm in Fall.

A foil from a scaffold while working
on the new Columbia Hospital building
at Twenty-fourth street and Pennsyl
vania avenue northwest cost Herbert
l.. Morris. forty-fve years old. broken
arm today. Morris. who lives at 2251.
Thirt ecnth street southwest. was taken
to Emergency Hospital on a street car,
and the broken bones set.
The Washington times., 1915-04-23
Wholesale Indictments
Found at Steubenvifle

STEuBENVILLE. Ohio, April 23.-~
One hundred and fourteen citizens OF
Steubenville, including many city offir
cials, have been indicted by tho grand
juty which returned true bills today
charging that authorities permitted
gambling and vice in violation of state
laws. and that graft was general in
the city administration. Names Of
those indicted were to be made public
later IN the day. Four city officials
were removed from office recently by
the governor.
The Washington times., 1915-04-23

SUITS, In blue serge and
fancy mixtures. Suits for
nI
The Washington times., 1915-04-23
r. c. Bruce in Hospital
With Fractured Skull

BALTIMORE, April 23.--Roscoe Conk-
ling Bruce. colored assistant superin-
tendent of schools of Washington, les
at Mercy Hospital in a crit cal con-
dit on, as the result OF fractured
skull sustained in an automobile acci-
dent last Wednesday night near Relay
An operation was necessary, and this
afternoon physicians said the patients
cOnd ton was serious.
Bruce was brought to Mercy Hospital
by his secretary. Frederick y. Morton,
who was with him when the accident
occurred. The front wheel OF his car
Eoke g. the hub, and he was cata-
pulled about thirty feet
The Washington times., 1915-04-23

tel company IN tho transfer. The prop
critics at i6D and i5l Pennsvlvania ave-
nue. were sold by the Duvall estate. f63
and i65 Pennsylvania avenue by Gus
tav Jenke: gH John Marshall pIrce b.
Mrs. Caroline Bliss. and 2I2 John Mar
shall place by the Arlington Fire In
surance Company.
The Washington times., 1915-04-23
To Hold Meeting.

A called meeting by former students
Of tine Corcoran School Of Art will he
held at the school this evening to dis
cuss ways and means to fittingly show
their appreciation of Prof. f. r. An
dreus efforts in their behalf
The Washington times., 1915-04-23
Submarine Torpedoes
TraWler; Two Drowned

GRIMSBY, England, April 3.-Thc
trawier st Lawrence has been torpe-
doed and sunk in tho North Sea by a
German submarine. Two Of the crew
were drowned. The remainder were
landed here today.
The Washington times., 1915-04-23
Mine Unions Heads and
Ohio Operators Confer

CANTON. Ohio April 23.-President
White and Vice President Hayes. of the
Mine Workers, arrived today to attend
the conference of Ohio union heads and
operators, called hT Governor Willis
with view of settling the strike which
has kept 1850 Ohio miners idle since
April /. 1917
Leaders of both operators and miners
say they are optimistic that a basis of
settlement will be reached.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-05
Geiaimbla.

g. q. MiIls'in eniimainen @w.
liitb. fei,rafunnan ia fristiIIiien m,o-
riioieuron feiGiubIa on faipunsin
puistosia elof. is p. aIfaa Ito 10 ia
festdd iItoan.
@unios obielma ia m%oniprolinen
romintoaineitten tarioiIu tefee julian
foifiue mieIuiiafii. @iiistafaa, eIof'
3:na funnuntainu Idbted 10 faifac
g. 9. Mimfiin iublimaan.
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SxmaIaRpaImeIitffia pibetadm Ser
fem Gitnsia, g. q.

Ieyu SuyeIus W. ~.
Sofaiiena i%iintrintaina Ito 8 /. PIP.
@ippifirffo pioetddr1 ftii,faii6en
eniimdiienG iinni,ntaina.
Nrtorifoliiton iIlanpietot aIfatpat
iunmintaiiin flo ~ 8 III. firfosia,
Chestnut atp. ia Senrp It. fiiImasia.
Samoin raamatrnfelitps iofa totnen
torstai iIta perbeisid.
SmpeIuieiiran ,fofotffet on iofa
torstai flo 2:Ita perbeisid.
TpbGfoiIiia pioetG6rt iofa %ianni,tt.
tai flo 2 pGiipGIId toistaifefii pappt.
Iasia.
Seiirafiinnan ia 91ioriioie,rart II.
tamat pi6etGGrt f,tiifa,i6en toiiena
laitantaina, Clinton It. ia @ran6 It.
fiilmasia, alfaa flo 8 III.
SEEM Mocbenesia, 81. q. iofa thu.
faiiben piimeiiend funritntaina s.
p. ebtooIliien farsfa flo $50 inaIa
2acmoo6 aip. 2utb. firfosia ia iofa
toinen torstai raamatiin ielitpS ia.
masia paifasia flo s iIIoIla.
Smpeluieurart fofous iofa torStai
toistaiiefii Mrs. .. SImoien Iuona
Ito 2 p.
gatifin, 81. q. iofa fit1ifaiioen foI.
mantena tiistaina flo 10 ia 2 pditpdI.
I'd.
@risia paifOisia eri ilmoihttien
ntiifaan.
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SnmalanpaIpelafiia GIpfanlla:

Snmalanpaltpelnfiia GlpfanIla:
1 p. 8rocfetisia firfosia flo II ap.
ia nuoriion fofous flo 8 III.
s p. 2amton'isia S. B%eterionin ia.
.losia flo 1 ip.
10 b. MoIlasia @. &innuien ia.
.Iosia flo 8 iH.
ID p. Iasten fofous Senricffonin
foiiIiibuoneella flo 1 ip.
Is p. &enricfionin foulubuoneesia
flo 10 ap. ia iiiomal. baalisia flo 8
ip. ia M. S~ltuioIasia iIlalla flo 8.
% p. 8rabbocf'isia fuomaI. fir
fosia flo II e. PIP. 8iifon aialla TO.
foufiia fo6eisia iopimafien m,ifaan.
90 b. @raooocf'isia firfosia $. eft.
fansia. o.
SO. 81. @esterbacf,
@rocfet, 81. 9af.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-05

SaGnnSllinen toiu,inta Titcbmrsin,
Masi, Gtu. 2xtb. iemrafxmnasia.
&,iltfa,iben eniimdiiend iiirnrtntai.
no iumalanpalipeli,s $erra1 p. eft.
fansia fIo 10 ap. Sltaieiira Ito 7 III.
Rrltfau6en toiiena ii,nruntaina,
iimalanpalpeli,s flo 10 up. Seiira.
human iItarna tpaibteletpaIIa obiel.
malta Ito z ip.
&rnifaii6en folmantena %flrniint.
iumaIanpaltpeIiis Ito 10 up. 2asten
obielmafofotiS Ito z III.
&,tifaiiben neli6ntend iunnurtai.
no iiimalanpaItpeIiis lilo 10 ap. N,o.
riisliiton iItana monipuoIiielIa of.
iepmnHa Ito Z ip.
Saiilubarioihifiet pi6et6dn iofo
tiistai iItana Ito z.
SunniintaifotIu pi6et66r iofo
iunmintai. 4eidfirirt 1:std pGitp6s.
I'd Iofaftiur 1:ieen pdip61t, alfner
fo,ilu Flo 8 aarliIIa. 2ofaf,iiin 1 :std
pdimdstd ~fefdfuitn 1:ieen pGimd6r
aIfaa foulii flo 1 pGipGn.
Seiirafunnar fititfarfifofo,,ffia pt.
6etddn iofa fuiifaii6en eniimdiiend
maanantaina Ito 1880 ip.
Miorifoliiton f,t,tfal,iifofous pi6e.
tddn iofa fitifaiioen foImantena per.
iantaina Ito 7.30 ip.
Marlborosia, 81. s.. Eropsia.
Git5uinimisfa ia Wapnar6isfa,
NaSf., ~ippimrffen rnltfaan.
Matti @iSfari,
40 Sobnfon st.. Sitcbbure, Masi.
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SMmaIanpaliueInfiia elefnsIla:
1 p. GaInmetisia, Weieb. Ito 10 ap.
S. ebt.
A b. SEEM gorf MiIlfisia Ito 8 III.
6 p. Topeliufiesia Ito 8 i'll.
Up. 2ebtiiGrtpelId Ito 8 III.
s b. 2ebtiidrpelld flo 10 ap. S.
eft. ia Srans Iaaiin talosia Ito 3 Up.
10 p. feidiubIa 81. q. Miniisid
alfaa flo 10 ap. y
Is p. 2ittIe Galiisia S. Sanmolas-
ia flo 8 in.
II p. @rep easlesia flo $50 ip.
ia flo 8 iu.
30 p. Tabbocfisia S. Toutisia Ito
8 in.
81 p. Iabbocfin firfosia lasten
foulu flo 2 ip. ia illalla 90. I. obiel-
malicious fIo8.
% p. Bao6ocfisia flo 10 S. eft.
% b. @eb @pella flo $50 ip. ia
S. 9eterionisia flo 8 In.
25 b. on @ilIam &imiien iproro
bafea Tart &apibista.
26 p. SnelImanisia flo 10 ap. ia
flo 8 iII. S. Smitb iploro on typ.
6itG aiemalle.
30 p. 81. 9. Milliisia flo 10 ap.
ia flo s iII. n. (. fofoiis.
80 p. S~opeliufiesia flo 2 ip. S.
eft.
Yast, ". Niemi %iaarnaa fansiani
Glofmmlla:
A b. 81. 9. MilIfisid flo 8 III.
5 p. Sopeliufiesia flo 8 in.
6 b. ~2ebtiiGripelld flo 8 in.
Matti Mnttonen,
Self. 6S.2S. 81. 9. MiIls, Winn.
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SdannSlIiiia inmaIanpaliuelafiia
Canada, Ont.

BORT Irtburisia fitnfin fiuifaliben
enfimdiiena iunnuntaina s. @bt.
fanSia Ito 10 aart., iamoin fiuifaii.
ben folmantena finmiintaina Ito 10
aam. ia firfonbaaliIla iofa f,,nnunt.
iIlalla flo 8.
Sort @illiamiSia, frnfin f,titfa,,.
ben e~niimGiiend ia folmantena fun.
nitntaina lilo 3 lip. iefd toifena ia mel.
idntenG fi,nui,ntaina Ito 10 aarn,Ila.
SumaIanpaluelufiet muisia poi.
foisia eri iImoitiisten m,tfaan.
Sunm,ntaifouliit Yort Mrtburisio
ia Sort Bi1iamisia Ito 100 ip.
8. I1rpiIainen.
262 @iIion ct.
SPORT Mrtbur, Ont. Con.
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saarnoia Seima. ia Glofnana:

Saarmpia @eina- ia GlofnalIa:
1 b. eliot. @asbburnisia, isis. S.
Saaren Iuona lasten ia aifuisten
iubla flo 1 pdimGlla.
a p. 8affalan foilillla flo 2 ip.
5 p. Mntti Waiinlin luon. Ito 9. ip.
Suomi &aifisia pll6mainituisia
tiIaiiuufiisia tlilee Mrs. @iirmi Eft
tGmGGn ioolo laulla fitaran f6estpf-
ieIlG. Sernetuloa iofainen futile
maan! g. 81. Nltrmi.
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airfOnmenDia ia bartaasiearOia pibe.

&irfonmempia ia bartansiearoia pibe.
taGm elofnnIIa ienraauasti:
1 p. @ocflanoirt tafana We. Sten-
foriin farmilIa flo 40 ap.
1 p. @ictoriasia flo 2 ip. @. 2ai.
tilan luona.
s b. @reenisiG flo 10 up.
8 p. @bite Binen Winella flo 8 ip.
$. @iitalasia jos Ell ole iateinen II.
ma.
Is p. @inonasfa flo 2 ip. ia Ito.
ieitrat Ito s iI.
% p. Cost @rancbin forluIIa flo
10 ap.
% p. Mais gitpsiG flo 8 in.
Muista iellroista ilmoitan eritpi.
iesti.
s. ManfiIa,
Mais, 8or gil, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-05

|SamalenpaImeIxiiia ia tartansbet.
It'd Ms5tabnIa SarbOrisia, ..
eIofmnIla:
Reriontaina 6 b. Ito 8 III.
Sunmantaina s b. flo 10 ap. il. flo
Y iii.
Heriantaina 90 b. flo 8 iu.
Sinnuntaina % b. fIo 10 ap. ia
flo 7 iu.
SnmaIanpaluelnfiia ia bartamsbet.
It'd Tairpurtisfa, g., &einGfnnIIa:
Eorstaina 80 b. flo 8 in.
Seriantaina 80 b. lilo 8 III.
Snmalanpaliuelnfiia ia bartamsbet.
It'd Gairportisia, o., elofnmIIa:
Sunflurta1na l p. Ito ~ ap. Ia
flo 7 iu.
&esfimiiffona A b. Ito 8 iu.
Sorstaina 12p flo 8 in.
Sunnuntaina Is p. flo 10 ap. ia
flo 7 ill.,, fafii miimefii mainittiia
ripin ia s. p. ebtoolliien fansia.
&esfimiiffona Is b. flo s iII.
Sorstaina 26 p. flo s iii.
Sunnuntaina 20 p. flo 10 ap.
Maanantaina 9 b. elof. flo 8 up.
aIfaa Sairportisia feiGfoulr, iota TIT
lee festGmGGn A ipiifon aian.
g. Miettinen,
46 Soiepb Ct, @sbtabula $arbor, ..
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@Iofuut1 ~IoppupuoIeIIa:

/ p. Ebomionin t. firfoSia flo 10
ap. $erran eft. fansia, ia @iomopn
firfosfa flo 1873 ip. s. ebt. pbtepoes.
ia, ia Aloquetisia iaom. firfosia flc
s iIl.
10 p. @aplesia, isis. Ito Vii ap.
ia flo 3 ip.
6. %. Hiemi,
@anba piibelin Bid.
Ebomion, Minn.
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Smmalanpalwelmfiia elofmmIla:

"
1 p. Wenabeosia flo 10 ap. ppbd-
foulii flo 100 ia iltofirffo flo s in.
b. Menobeasia oIfaa eipanfeIiii-
mijubIot flo 8 in. ia 8 b. Serran eft.
flo 10 ap. ia flo 8 ip. Suiiidrpen fir
fosia.
Bost. 6. 80. 9iemi ioornao nGiuG
iubIiIla oIlefirioittaneen fansia.
S. Situsfonen.
Wenabea, Minn.
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sIAMIESLUETTEL

Mikko Lamsa, Fitchburg, Mass.
M. Hemming, New Finland, Man.
Canada.
Milo Wanska, Chatham, Mich.
John Mattson, Tripoli, Wis.
Otto Raatikainen, Tray, N. H.
Matti Laakso, Beechwood, Mich.
H. O. SINH, Reedley, Cal.
Chas. Mattson, Brandon, MINI.
Oscar Oman, Nasel, Wash.
Peter Karinen, Lake Norden, S.
Oak.
Mrs. V. Sippola, Bessemer, Mich.
John Anttila, Maple, Wis.
X. p. Kaartinen, Berkely, Cal.
Andrew Arc, Brainerd, MINI.
J. F. Jackson, Iron Belt, Wis.
G.. Pikk, Waino, Wis.
Hilda johnson, Mccall, Idaho.
Victor Maxi, Kalavala, MINI.
John Maxi, Embarras, Mimi.
John Lampsa, Van Buskirk, Wis.
J. P. Matala, Virginia, MINI.
John Winter, Fairbanks, MINI.
j. Hill, Gilbert, MINI.
Loviisa Vita, Sandy, MINI.
M. N. Westerback, Brocket, ND.
Jacob Jampsa, Frontier, Wyo. ,
Isak Maxi, Oakley, Wyo.
Isak Lintala, Annandale, MINI.
Maria Westergord, New Rochil-
lie, N. Y.
E. Turppa, Lewiston, Mich.
Ida Hendrickson, Baltic, Mich.
Matti Nixon ,Palo, Mimi.
David Salminen, Fairport Har-
Dor, Ohio.
j. Krankkala, Eden Junticton,
Mich.
Matti Mustamaa, New Finland,
Sask. Can.
Ami Englund, Cleveland, Ohio.
John Lahti, Marengo, Wis.
Sam Pelto, Mellen, Wis.
Andrew Paakk0nen, Nashwauk,
MINI.
Jaakko Pouttu, Amasa, Mich.
E. Westerback, Kettle River,
Mimi.
Chas. Mattson, Van Etten, N. Y.
Hiskias Johnson, Tamarck,
MINI. u.
Hjalmar Hill, Plummer, MINI. !,
Mrs. Anna Walkama, Jersey CT
& ty, N. J.
Olga Ilmonen, New York City,
N. Y.
Efraim Peura, F~inlayson, Mimi. .
Anti Hassel, matkoilla. =,
Matti Hirvi, matkoilla.
Abram Kivela, Calumet, Mich.
Anna Hamalainen, New York,
N. Y.
Emel Seppala, Port Arthur, Ont.
Canada.
Steffa Kallio, Sellars, Ont. Can.
August Tomson, Wellfleet, Mass.
Matti XVI, Hurley, Wis.
Hemming Rantanen, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Frans Sukava, Whitemonth, .
Man. Can.
Emel Lillian, Fort William, Ont.
Canada.
Matti Sulkko, West Boro, Wis.
John Kukkonen, Superior, Wis.
Hilda Hautamaki, Marquette,
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STATE DEPARTMENT SILENT.
Report on Nebraskan Case Received
From Captain Green.

Washington, May 27.-The report
from Capt. Green of the Nebraskan.
which was received at the State de-
partment today, indicates that a care
full examination of the hull will be
necessary to determine whether tho
ship was struck by mine or torpedo.
The American ambassador at London
has sent a representative to Liver
pool to conduct minute examination.
The State department will remain si-
lent until this report has been re.
ceived. Capt. Green reports that the
flag was not flying, having been haul
ed down five minutes before the ex-
plosion. which following a Violent
shock, burst the matches, throw
ing beams, cargo derricks and
twisted iron into the air. The lower
forward hold filled with water. Crew
left, but returned. to the ship an hour
later. The name of the ship was
painted on both sides of the ship in
six foot letters. No warning was Civ
en-. I saw nothing, rs it was getting
dark at the time."