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Evening star., 1915-03-23
ALLEGE FINDING CoNTRABAND,
Ammunition Discovered on Steamer
Finland. Say Naples Newspapers.

NAPLES. via Paris, March 23, T:s5
am Contraband ammunition was
found aboard the steamer Finland by
customs oficials here. according to re-
ports printed in Naples newspapers. 1t
Is said that six customs guards are
accompanying the steamer to Genoa
for a thorough search there as it is
believed tie cargo contains more con-
traband than was found here
The Finland is steamer of 1,927
tons. which sailed from New York
February -. for Gibraltar. where she
arrived March 9, and then cleared for
Naples and Genoa.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
Sir Edward Grey So Declares
in Voicing Determination
of Great Britain. ;.
BELGIAN RESTORATION
ONE OF PEACE TERMS
Allies Desire That Menace of Mill
tary Domination Be Removed
for All Time.

LONDON, March 2S.-"War might
have been avoided by o European con-
ference when and where Germany de-
sired" Foreign Secretary Sir Edward
Grey told an audience in London. At
the time he was acting as chairman Of
a gathering which was listening to a
lecture on the strategy. of the war.
Continuing along this line the foreign
secretary said:
Germany. from her experience IN
the Balkan conference, knew she could
count on our good will. and. that We
were ready to do last July what we
did before. But Germany refused every
suggestion, and on her rests for all
time the appalling responsibility for
the war We now know that Germany
had prepared for war, and only those
who have planned for war can pre-
pare for IT."
Evening star., 1915-03-23
Genuine Saving Of $l67

We coul Id have retained this
saving of $1,000 and sold these
100 Player-pianos at their regular
price of $4,000, but we wanted to
do something big-Q UICK.
Therefore you save one-third the
price of this new player-piano.
Immediate delivery by one of
Our auto trucks of all instruments
sold during this sale. Arrange
ments may be made, however, to
have an instrument set aside after
being selected, to be delivered later.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
WOUNDS WIFE,
THEN COMMITS SUICIDE
Unexplained Acts Of Howard Boo
cock, Banker and Prominent
Society Man.

NEW YORK. March a3.-Howard Boo
cock, treasurer of the Astor Trust
Company of this city and prominent in
New York society, shot and killed his
wife last night as she vas playing the
piano for his entertainment in their
home on East 74th street The banker
then committed suicide with the same
revolver.
According to the police. the banker
left no word explaining the murder
and suicide. nor could any member of
the household throw light on the at
fair. The servants declared that the
i couple were on the most affectionate
terms.
Was Laboring Under Excitement.
The tragedy occurred shortly after
dinner. The maid who served the meal
told the police that Mr.. Boocock seemed
to be laboring under some excitement.
After dinner the two Boocock children.
boy eight years old and a girl Of
eleven, were sent to their rooms while
the parents went to the drawing room.
One of the maid servants said that
she heard three shots. The first bullet
fatally wounded Mrs. Boocock: the
mark of the second was found in the
ceiling. the third ended the bankers
life. He had shot himself through the
head.
Servants Summon Friend.
The servants telephoned friend of
Mrs. Boocock, Mrs. Henry P. Dawson.
wife Of the banker who is a member
of the firm OF J. P. Morgan & Co. Mrs.
DAWSON R0NpnCtS
and from there summoned a physician.
The doctor found Mr.. Boocock dead
and his wife breathing her last
Mr.. BoocOck was a Yale graduate of
the class OF 1900. He was forty years
old.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
Greeted With Cheers.

Amid loud cheers Sir Edward added:
This is the fourth time within living
memory that Prussia has made war
upon Europe. and we are determined it
shall be the last.
The expenditure of hundreds of mil
lions of money and the loss of millions
of lives might have been averted by
a conference of the European powers
held in London or at The Hague, or
wherever and in whatever form Ger
many would have consented to hold it.
1t would have been far easier to have
settled the dispute between Austria
Hungary and Serbia which Germany
made the occasion for the war than
IT was to get successfully through the
Balkan crisis of two years ago.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
In the Little Folks
Shop

There are many pretty and
comfortable things for the
children up to 6 years.
~ beacon blanket cloth
ere cozy. $l25.
White serge dresses made with en-.
blems on collar and sleeve, IS.
Wool boots for the baby are 75c.
D. blankets bound in silk are 80
IhIants zephyr sets. sacques. bootees.
mlttens and caps are trimmed with
pink and blue 1898.
inIants white rompers with shocked
yoke, pocket aud belt, lace trimmed
are $3.50.
Many little things for 25c. soc and
81 suitable for gifts-toilet sets.
rattles. carriage strap wool sacues
and bootees.
Third FIoor-Woodward BuiidInr.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17

are In both the short and
long styles, many with ac-
Gordon pleated skirts.
Wool Kimonos, 1895 to
$500, in albatross, hand
embroidered in colors, V
or round neck. accordion
pleated skirts and elastic
bands at the waist.
Bath Robes of Beacon
blanket cloth and eiderdown
trimmed with silk; some
have cord girdles at the belts
others have cord girdles at
the waist.
All the dark colors and
light delicate shades blend
ed with plain.
Third Fioor-Msin building.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17

81, in six different styles.
Handkerchiefs at &c each, SC and 10c
values Over 5000 in many desirable styles.
Wood Candle Sticks at 29c, regularly
soc; mahogany finish.
Hand Bags at CSC, regularly S1.50.
Long grain and genuine Morocco feathers
Jewelry at 10c instead Of 25c. Cuff
links, tie. collar and hat pins, etc.
Gift Barrettes at 23c, usually SOC. A
very attractive array.
Silk Pincushions at 25c, regular SOC
values. Many pretty styles.
Oxidized Copper Clocks at CSC; S1.50
values. Good American movement.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
Women's
Chamoisette
Cloves 40c a Pair

A very good grade chamoisette
glove In two-clasp style, suitable
for gifts. II comes In black,
brown. gray, chamois and white
some are duplex, others silk
lined. All sizes.
Mocha Street Gloves at ESQ.
Gray with self or black en-
broidery, also q tan cape glove.
Fine Kid Dress Gloves at 500.
Black, white, tan. gray or brown.
Splendid value over-seam. two
clasp gloves.
Fine PiQue Gloves at CSC.
White with black on back and
at wrist Also tan and black.
Gloves are placed In q hoII.
day box at your request.
Hudson's Basement store
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
G,o nvr n d Pair of
Gloves

And choose them from the
matchless stocks of beautiful
gloves waiting for you at the
Hudson Store.
Evening Gloves fl the Is button
Hte Jouvin selected French kid skins
In black and white, priced 1926 a pair
Street Gloves, in the one-clasp wash.
able Capeskin. pique sewn i'm tans
and Palm Beach colors. s1.5O.
One Clasp Washable Mocha. piaue
sewn, in gray and sand. priced $3.50
and 81.
Palm Beach Gloves in the new
shades as well as black and white
TO wear with suits in silk. soc To
$l.25.
First Fioor--waIn BuIIdins.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17

Fancy China at Ice instead of 25e
and 35c Es
Kewpie Catchalls at 19c; 25c regularly.
Match and trinket receptacles.
Old Gold Wicker Baskets at $1.69;
$3.50 values. Also fern dishes.
Partisan Ivory Toilet Set at 1895;
regularly IS. Mirror. brush and comb. &
Tourist Comb Sets, CSC; $1.50 regu-
larly. Silk covered. rubber lined.
Mems Ebony Sets at $1,49 instead of
81. Military brushes and clothes brush
BoudOir Clocks at soc, regularly
$1.25.
Partisan Ivory Military Sets at S1.59,
1926 value.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
Lace BlOuses
Very Much Better Than Usual
at So

~ NAe~h ANheNi nan Usual
at So
Any woman would be happy
with a gift of one of these
exquisite blouses. They have
chiffon silk foundation and
beautiful over-blouses of differ
ent laces, Margo, Radium, all
over walls.
A distinctive touch in the
full, blouse back which makes
the designs of the laces stand
out.
The sleeves are very long,
as Paris is wearing them, al
most over the hand, but fluffy
and frilly. At So they are re-
markable.
Third Fioor-woodward Building.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
Silk Underwear is Favorite
Gift This Season

Nothing could be more dantier for Christmas present
Ito charming woman than this Italian and Venetian silk
underwear.
And this section is fairly bursting with the staple and
many novelties for Christmas.
There vests from 81 to $6 boomers $1.98 to
S6; envelope chemises are $3.50 to 5000
There matched sets of vests and boomers dantly
boxed, SO and 81 set.
There the daintes corsetcovers imaginable 81 to $3
Hudso 81 Fourth
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17

Hudson's basement store
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
Splendid Offerings in Coats
for High School Girls
and Misses

At IS and $780, coats of tweed cheviot and heavy mix
lures Sport coats and servceabe school coats of plain
coors and brown and grey mixtures They belted
pockeed of the collars button the chin and otherS
the convertible collars which may be worn high or
low seH
AT $40, charming models in zibeline trimmed with
bands collar and cuffs of beaver plush. They the
threequarter boxy models becoming to the girls o.
high school age. All the winter colors sf
At $1750 and SIS, full length coats Of broadcloth tr
med with fur They lined and warmly interlined maxi
ing coat enough for the coldest weather to
the serge silk frock
nud.on.-Thira Floor woodward BusId,.s. ~ s-
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
Butterfly Bows
for Some Little Girl
with flying hair who always
loves a new hair ribbon.

With flying hair who always
loves new hair ribbon.
They are firm, lustrous taf-
fetaS in the Tin. width with
cord edges at 29c a yard.
Six-inch MORE antique which bows
beautifully IS 25c.
Satin brocade and satin moire stripe
in white. pink. blue. maize, or Nile,
6la.inch width, 39c.
Plain and mcire taffeta in all the
attractive colors at 19c.
Plaids in new colors and combina-
tions are 25c To soc a yard
Hair bows made up and boxed
with greeting card enclosed ready TO
give or send, in moire. taffeta. plaid
-. Drocade in all the colors soc.
Hair bands made up for little girls.
OF satin face messalines, 35c.
First FIoor-Main BuIIdInR.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
The Holiday Sale k in the
Basement Christmas Store


gift seeker
of be here early in the morning..
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
Women Adore Negligees

Especially Such Charming Ones Are Being Shown
for Gifts.
The whole Neglgee Shop is in delicious turmoil of
lovely garments for the boudoir.
Kimonos of Japanese Crepe, 79c made with mandarin
sleeves and wide sash The coors pink light blue rose
lavender and copenhagen Other Crepe Kmonos from
81 to 1898.
Corduroy Robes S29S to $500 They are in rose coral
wistaria and emerald Made with shawl collars fancy
front fastening turn back cuffs and full skirt They
all that might be desired in and comfortable
negigee
Silk Neggees 50 to $685. of crepe de chine of Japanese
silk heavily embroidered and silk trimmed with shadow
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
Elegant Fur Coats
Somebody's Going to Get for Christmas

A beautiful 50-inch length coat
has peau dc faun collar, cuffs and
border z inches deep on the bot.
tom of the coat. The lining is
brocaded satin. 1866.
Another model so inches long
has marten collar, mum, cuffs and
scalloped border OF marten. The
lining is satin brocaded, $3.50.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-18
gtobelin firjalliinnspalfinnoist
fafii tansfalaifille.

&ontoo. = SGnne iapuneioen tieto.
jen mlifaan oipat gtobel palfinnot To-
puIIiiesti joettli ieuraapasti:
sSpliifan gtobel.palfinto annetaon
Sbomas q. @oiionille ia gsifola Ses-
lolle. lliiuuspalfinnot anne
taan ronsfoIaiieIle firiailiialle 9fo.
main &ollanoilIe ia tansfalaii. Gro
mile iefG ruoti. bon Seioenltem
&emion palfinto on langennltt pro-
fesiori Stpe6bereiIle.
Spiifan palfinnon iaaia Sesla on
ipntpnpt &roatiasia, Smilian fali-
puneisia 10. 1857 ia aiuu MT Song
Sslnnoisia, G. g., tpaltiosia.
&irialliiitloen palfinnon iaaia &o-
main 9foIlanb on pariiiilainen firiai-
liia, firialliiuuoen ia historian prof;
Senri Bontoppioan on ipntpnpt 1857
ia TroeIi 2rno, iofa on fultturribis-
torioitiija, OH ipntpnpt 1870
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-18
Weoenalaiiet tefeiuat baluitpsta
Gggptin rannifoillafim.

Spraclio, Stalio, rnorrosf. Is. =
Stalialoiien boprplaipo Siren5en IL
potti erGs ipebenaloinen pobjoan
@epptin rannifolla.
5irence, iofa oil porbain ia iiilii-
aifaiiin Gampaenia Waritiman lai-
mapbti6n ldiipoista ia jofo nfioi
81 100000 lGbti tGGltG tiistaina glle-
ranbrioa fobti. yseliGnfpmmenen
mailin pGGsiG ggpptin rannifosta,
ilmotetaan tdnne iapuneisia iGbfoia-
nomisia, ppidptti fen itdipultaIainen
peoenoloinen, ioIloin Siren5een am
miittiin Iiioti, iofa fen upotti. 2oi-
pasta lasfettiin peiille milf menbet-
I'd ia matfustaiat ia ntieiisto ostui-
fpot niibin ipe6enalaiien iotfaesia
Ioipan pomnittamista iifii fumes
sSirense iippoii.
Wotfustoiia oil 10 itolioloista If
cgpptiIGistG, fafii IpeitiiIGistG ia pfii
ronSfoloinen. =
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-18
RaabaMkoMferenSsia
puMbdtaam.

Eri Datpib Starr Serbian. galifor
niasta, iofa dsfcttGin San Srameis
cosia pioetpsid raiibanfofoufiesia pa
ltttiin eiittdnlaGn preiioentiIle fofouf
len iliilnnitelmia, on ollut preiioentii
pibeilla ia ielitti ban ranbanluunni
telmien oleipan 10 bpipGllG alulll
puolueettonisia maiSia. 9llustaipt
fofons on 10 futiuttu foolIe 9ernis
Ia, Stpeitiisi1, iouluf. IA p. ia OF
iifben fittilittli eoustaiia iefd iotipis
ia etta pltolueettonlista maista. Gas
td otafiutaan mllooostuipon puoliipi
ralliien fomisiioonin puolueettomier
ntaioen tabolta ia tiilee tGnG fomisii
soni iatfuipasti olemaan 8erlinisiG
AaagisIa tai &00penbaminasia teb.
Sdfieen iofaiiesia iopiipasia tilaiiilu-
sesia ebootufiia raubanneidpottell-
ien aIfaniiesta iifii fun iota loppru.
6m Granciscon rarbanfofoufies-
il bpipdfipttiin pdatoslauielma, JOS
is tri Serbian mGdrGttiin menemGGn
preiiSentin pubeiIle febottaafieen
hhttd "tointimaan pboesid toisten
paolueettontien ntai6en ballttusten
tarsia f,itiuafieen foolle puolueetto.
nsten ulaioen fonferensii iofa mao.
sostaiit tpapaaebtoiien ia iatfi,ipan
istpitteluoifeuoen pppt6en eb6otafiio
fstpitteluiIle faifilta iotiipiita malta
ia iofatapaufieSia alistaiii Mile fai.
fsue pbtaaifaa i6rfiperaiiiG rairbon.
etbotufiia."
Beruisid, Speitiisid, tulee mpos.
fiM tietoia, ettd rrtainittua iriinniteI-
xoa tpalmisteleipa alistatpa fonitea
sa 10 iieIId toimimasia ia etta ie on
iaonlit fit,irta fannatusta Mmerifas.
ia. nj. nj. entiieltd gbopsipaltain pre-
fibentiltd Eaftilta. Suiirta eoushis-
ia obotetaan amerifasta aiiottiiun
fsnferensfiin ia ferrotaan Ybopsnal-
Isista 10 iaaoun ferGpfii6 $1,000 TO-
fsnffea menoien peittdmiiefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-18
S9'uin inabam ntantpfiia tapabtnaat
etelGiiella nanttSm5lfG.

@telaiiellG nGpttGmoIIG Ell totste.
lutilanteesia ole tapabtlnut iluri
ninfdanlaiiia miiiltofiia. usfupix
lnoteispuoleIla oIetpalla ieiouIIa on
Ierbialaisten balluSia ipielG Ratcti.
nifin iola, ioten buIgarioIaisteu on
bplpin lpaifea paGstd etenemGGn 60
iobon ilturelta DIGtaiangoIta. llsfu.
pin etelaploIeIla on epGtoipoinen
taistelu fGpnnisid Setepon naItaami-
lesta, iofa on maibtaniit onistaioa IL
ieita fertoia. 8uIgarialaiiet paIloit.
tinat Setepon tafaiiin, ntittto Serbion
ldbetpstolle iapineeSia tieoononnosia
ferrotaan ettd ierbialailet onat idI.
+teen Iaaneet faiipnnein baItiiiin5o.
gulgariaIaiiilIa iImotetaon oIeipon
iltiri armeiia 9eIeiin lounaispnoleI-
la, misid ne toiipoipat poiipania eb-
fdistd ransfalaisten etenemiien t,ioto
fanpunfia fobti ia 8obunan lolon
iuunnalle, fauemnofii lanteen. 'e
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-18
aeiiori @ilbelm ia iOtamariaItfa
bon Sinbenhnrs fiisteIleet.

SimeiilIe s}etrosrabista iaapu.
neesia idbfoianomasio ferrotaan ettG
feiiari @iIbelm ia fenttdmarialffo
bon Sinbenburg otuat fiistelIeet.
sseifari oil ipaatin,tt Sinbenburein
ipaIIoittamaan &iian ia Dminsfin
miIld binnalla bpwGniG ia fenttdmar.
ialffa oil lauliiniit oleipania paImis
eroamaan pirastaan Jos feiiari iat-
faiii paatintustaan.
Sdllainen tieto ilutoitetaan iaaoun
iafialaiiilta iotaipangeilta. aeilori
ia Sin6enburg fobtaiiipat toiienia
rintamasia ia idItunaiien ianotaon
mastanneen feiiarille, fiin tGmG mao
ii iitteen pritpfieen rpbtpmist6 9aiian
ia Dpinsfin maltaamiiefii, ettd ban
Ell moi iitd tebod, jog ei iaa lliiiia II.
idiouffoia. aeiiarin ianotoan bpliGn.
neen fenttGmarialfan pppnnon lall.
iuen ettG miebii si-liifene -lnuista rim.
tamista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-18
2iittontnneiSen iuaatimmfIet
8reifalle.

Netterin toimistolle slteenasto
iaapiinat idbfoianoma fertoo:
"8ritanian, &ansfan ia 8enGiGn
lGbettiIdGt fesfusteliipat t. t. ID pGi-
n1n6 areifon pGGn1inisterin fansia
ia tDaatitpat bdnen nlddrittelemddn
3reifan iubtautluminen iiinG tapauf-
iesia, ettG liittoutinei6en iotaioufot
tortpitieiiilpot fapttda areifon aIuet-
ia, jos ioutuiiiipat tappiolle Serbian
@ofeooniasia. Se maotiipat, ettG
mitG1n eroitlisto ei tcbt1iii ierbio-
laisten ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
iudlillG 3reifan lpastalsta 'ei mielG
tieoetd, mutto faifeSta pGGtt1een otaf-
llttadn rottaiiuun pG1st1nGn.'
2itcbenerin fcrrotoon olelppn o.
iolliiena iiinG ialoiiesia oipIomatias.
ia, ioto 8alfonillo pelotoon fitmpien.
fin iotiipien lualtojen puolelta &reif-
foon ia 9iumanioon nGboen, mrtta
lpielG ei ole tietoia titlofiista = Ell.
pdtf1 nuo 0olfonin fanIot tieoG mi.
ia beioGn nimeslaan iuunnitellaan
puolelta ia toiieltal Selloista on ia.
loinen 6ipIomotio.
Stansfalaiiet ia brittilGiiet ioufot
etenetp1t fofo rintomania IeipepoelIG
ia ferrotoan liittoutilneioen miesbu-
fan buIgorioloisten miesbnffoon
luerroten olelpon t0-1 moStaon pie
nenn1n.
Serbialaiict pcrG6ntplpGt nuoris.
tosio lofioloiS, itGipoltolaisten iouf-
foien eoesi1, nutta ferrotaon beioGn
ioibeuttoipon iliurto miesbiiffaa bpof.
fddiiIle, pniffo beioGn ppiGboptt6nti-
ienid onfin poifeo tebt6ipd fen idIfeen
fun be p66iilpdt min pitfGIIe ilman
Serbian liittofoistcn oipustusto mas
tristufiesio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-18
&reifau fnninfaalta nbataan riistSii
frnnnn.

Sontoo, marrasf. 16. = Milanos.
ia iaapui tieto, ett6 @nglanin f,,uIiii.
ia iotilasiibteeri Carl aitcbener on
iaapiinut Wfu6roiiin 2emons iaarella
Igeiian merelld. TdmG antaa pb6
fmurempaa merfitpst1 iotaiiiIle ia
6iplomaattiiille toimille 8alfaniIla.
&errotaanpa, ettG &itcbener fulfil a.
pustamaan oiplomaatteia pafottaaf.
Teen 8reifan fltninfaan taipumaan
liittoutlineioen eiittGm6Gn ipaatimuf-
ieen, ettG &reifasia maibin nonsieil.
la liittoutuneioen joufoilla on oifels
peraantpG &reifan fautta, jos iellai.
men falpiii tarpceIiliefii ilntan ettG
beiltG riiiiittaiiiin aieet. 9reiffa on
nimittGin ipiitannlit, ett1 ie tuliii rii-
iilmaan aieet liittoutllneilta, jos nil
Den oliii patio perd1ntp6 &reifan a.
lueelle.
SamGn ioboosta on Diplomatic
men WebfeiIp fiibtpnpt GGrimmilleen
ia tuIeipat liittortiineioen oipIomaatit
painostamaan &reifan flningasta
tasid aiiasia iiIlG, ettG bGnelle muis.
tutetaan, fuinfa &reiffa iai itienGi.
ippteniG @ngIannin, 9tansfan ia @e.
naian tafuulla ia ettd nGmG ipallat
iuorittaipat lpiioiittain fllninfaalle
$4,000 perioonaIIiiiin tarfotufiiin.
&uningasta ubataan fruununia ia HI.
loienia menettdmiiellG ellei ban tai.
mn liittolt,ineioen tpaltoien tpaati.
mlfieen.
Soiieltapuolen Safian biplomaatit
lupaaipat &reifalle iuoielmsta, ios ie
fieltGptpp littout,inei6en paatimusta
tGpttamista ia ilmoittiipat IGbettG.
pania iubmariineia 8aIimerelle
iuoieIlafieen 4reiffaa laiipastobpof-
fGpfiiItG.
SamaIla aifaa fun mama oiplo.
maattiiet ipebfeilpt iatfiiipat, taistelu
Serbiasia on inposfin fdpnnisiG
mutta mitdan lopulliiesti ratfaiie-
paa Ell ole ipiela tapabtnnut.
2dnenlla iImoittapat iafiaIaiiet
mallanneenia ransfalaiiilta 800 met.
ria pallibautoia IdbeIla gncuriea ia
ransfalaiiet fertolpat lponeenid tafai-
lin iafialaisten bpoffdpfiet slrtoiisia
ia Gbampagnesia. Samoin itGiielI1
iotanGpttGntolIG iattuu taistelut @ii-
gan lGniipuolella ia @alitiiasia.
8ienistd iIntoitetaan itaIiaIaisten
bpoffGpsten epGonnistuneen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-18
Serbian ldbettilGs Hansfasia pDDtSa
apna Nmcrifalta.

Serbian IGbettiIGs Bisnes on
tG6IIG er61sfd baostottcIusia Iaiiili-
nut, ettG iofiolaiiet, itGlpaItalaiiet ia
bulgorialoiiet aifomot bGipittGG fofo
Serbian oiujonliston. 91bettilGs on
pppt1npt glmerifoIta aqua onnetto-
MALE moolleen ia ianoo ban ntod.
loisipGeston, noisten IoSten ia baa-
ipoitettuien iouffoteurastufien 10 al.
faneen. Nposfin pofiiuttoo ban ettG
puoIintilioonaa unfariaIaista on pa.
enniit Wontenegroon gnboniom ia
&reiffaan mutta ofpat ndnGfin inaat
Iiion fopbGt pitddfieen beistd buolta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-18
Neeferi tebmbt fafii mmrbaa gIS.
MicbiqanisIa.

Wtarquette, Waicb, inarrasf. 16.
= @rds Sorome @ilion niminen nee.
teri, iofa oil Sofueriisio, Micb., brit.
tdnpt rp0pGtd erGGn talon ipiirne Io,t.
antaina ia baalpottaniit ebfG benaen.
maarolliiesti tolosio olefpaa miestG,
ldbti pafenemaon 0estorion, iosia
nanba aniioilloan pppbpst6i6 Ca
miel Wc@regorp pritti pi66ttGti bGn.
ia. gseeferi ampni @c@reeorin fiio-
liaafii; mlitta ontGiititi mpobemmin
ia bdnet mietiin 2slnien ipamfiIaan.
Bilion ioopui Iauontaino ldbeII6
Toiperiia oIeiuaon Sisbin toIoon ia
ipdati raboa. Sitd ieuranneesia tots
telusia fotfeii Sisbiltd fGii ia banen
poitania Sobn Sisb iai fafii Iliotio
riuimiieenia. gauorufoiicn otofiutoon
fnolepon. @iIion potent gestorioan
iosfo @ec@regor, iofa ndfi bdnet
olemollo oiuoioIoir pritti pio6ttG6
banet, @iIicn ompui bdnet fioIioof.
&,
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$. 2eonaro &epogle, Seem Yorfis-
ia, iofa alotti liifentiesuronia II
ipuooen ifGiienG, neiipoifana Cant
brian terdsmpllisiG, Sobnitoipnisia,
Ba., lao0en palffaa milf bollaria
'miifolta on npt ostanut noin 15 mill.
arlposta Gambrian terGspbtion oiof-
feita.
Nr. &epogle, iofa on npfpiiin 9S
piiooen ipanba, fiIpaili oioffeiben os-
tomiiesia entiien iidntdnjd 8ilIiam
$. Oonnerin fansia laapiittaen 10.
puff potion lticito pGiipid feStdneen
foupanbieronnon jdlfeen. 9tepogle
on ollit Gambrion pbtion iparapreii-
oenttind ia .eroii tGstG toimesto jofu
oifa tafoperin.N
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Safialaiiet "iualloittaHet" 0minsfin
15 eri fertaa.

Dfpinsfi1 piirittaiuan armeiiar
,poiferfiia fuipaa fapteeni bon Sues
cbuet5rp 8osiicbe 3eit,tnsisia ieii'
raoipasti:
sos linnoitus oIiii oIlut fines.
to-, ianoo bdnr min ianolpat aiian'
t,itfiiat, ettG ie oliii pommitettu rall.
nioifii fauan aifaa iitten, mutta tp.
fiston pommittanIincn ei palioafaan
maifilta bieffalinnotufIeen. sc NAL
lotettiin piiiitoista fertaa ippsfiiun
is ia lofafirun 26 pGitpien pdlillG
mlitta ei ole liltifG1n iafiaIaisten bal.
lusia. Gen fofo on picnennettp pito-
leen, ,ti,tta ie ei ole filtifdGn iuaifiit.
taniit idlellG oletpan oian moimaan.
"Sofaincn t,itma-ala muata on
lDafitliisten mclliesstoien peittana
yfuo ipalIibaubat oipdt fatettiia nab
-masti fbarpnnelleia ia liioteia mos
taan ia on niisid niinfltiuttrja fe'
tlinreifi6. HGiGbtdipat proieftit titp'
labtaipat aiputtomina bieffaipaIlibalt-
toibin. sllrfii ipoitolta nGpttGipG
bpoffGps moi pGattpd pabaan tappi
DON, iillG puoliistajilla on fonetpffe'
ia, ioilla be bpoffdaiat bdipittGmGt
grGsfin fomppania menetti tdten 81
fuollrttu lofoflrnn % pGiipGnG.
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9iansfalainen tD6,pGemlebti ldfannmt
ilmcstpmGstG.

Yoriiii, morrasf. 16 y. - gIeiien
Experimentation CONFEDERATION @ene-
rale bu SrotuiD GGnenfanottaio "8a-
toille Spnoicoliste" on nelj1 ia piioli
nuotta ilmestpttp1Gn iImottanut ole
mania pafotettii Iaffaamaan ilmestp-
indstd. Sppnd Ioffoamiieen on ie,
ettd Iebti on iitten iooan aIfamiien
tuottanut tiintuipasti toppiota. SG-
bdnustinen iiIfuiiiia toipoo, ettd Ieb-
tea poitaiiiin rliipeto iooon lopiittuo
|i6IIeen iiiIfoilemoon iamoIliieno fiiin
ennenfin ia toipoo eoeIIeen, ettd tpo'
pdenidriest0t febittdiiitpGt iiitd TOP
bGIistoue pditudIeboen "2a 9ataiI'