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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-14
La SITUACION HA ktJORADO
HUCHO EN- LA FRONTERA
SURESTf DEL ESTADO
De Texas
Sc ESTAH TONAKDO PREtAUGlbNES POR
TEHERSE I'M ATAQUE Ell DIA Is DEL
C0RRlEhTE

BROWNSVILLE. Tex. Sept. l3--
La situaciGn durante la Semana que
ACADIA de pasar ha mejoradO notable
mente en- toda la region de! Vale del
Rio Grande. Ninguna partida de al
Zados nj dc bandidoS ha cruZadO e.
rio. nj Sc han viSto en- e. interior de
este pals. de manera que puede es-
perarse Sc normalise IA vida. volvien-
do los habitanteS sus habituales la
bores. Los oficialeS del gobie"no de
auui V los iefes militares. Green que
81 para el 10 de Septiembre, dia en-
que los meXicanos est;in mas me-
nos excitadoS. no hay ningun movi-
miento hostil. puede creerSe que las
fuerZaS de los Estados UnIdos han
dominado Ia situaci6n V todas las di-
ficultades habidas ALI hasta ahora,
habr;in sido definitivamente reno
vidas.
A una cita que de antemano hizo
el comandante de las fuerzas de Ma
tamoros, Emiliano P. Nafarrete los
iefes de muchos de los destacamentos
pasa Ia "a cOl IA
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relegrama especial para La PRENsA.

WASHINGTON, Septiembre i3.-
La agencia de Carranza en- eSta ca
piIal publica un menSaje que el
consul constitucionalista en FL Pa
so, Texas. dirige al MiniStro de Re-
lacioneS JeSllS Acuna Y en- q cual
habla de- Ia anarquia en que viven
los elementOS militareS civiieS
del villiSmo. Dice asi FL menciOna-
do menSajc:
Senior LicenciadO JeShS Acuna,
MiniStrO de RelacioneS EXleriOres.
NeracruZ.
"Uno de los villiStaS Intelectuales
mas prOminentes que 50 encuentra
en- esta ciudad hace alsunoS dias
ma hecho hoy sensacionaleS decla-
raciones diciendo que el no VOL
vera por ningun motive al terrific
rio que domina Villa pues reina ell
81 la mas atroz anarquia y todo el
mundo CORE el pelisro de ser ase-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-14
La PLAZA De SADINAS, COAH.,
F(JE ABANDONADA P0R Los
VILLISTAS
relegrama especial para "A rRENSA.

EAGLE PASS. Srptirmhrr Liza
plaza H. Sabina>. p"rtrnrrlrnir al
,li>trilu Ir Rio ''rand". t"ahulia.
fui ahand"i4ala aver p"r IL guar
hiri'n N'l.'>ia H,"' "h ''ia - 'n-
rohira"'. ."'PN'> ''' u" '"'' ~
r"!nhair -o>i'ilHi" i"f UNA P'''"''
h'ii!"F">" ''' '''l'"> 81 : t" ~ ''''.
H,' wa, "
~ n,.;..,, j.. -;i, ,.,,,,i..,i, nnr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-14
EN- PRO DEL ESCLAREC|HIENTO
De LA HUERTE DEL Gene
RAJ PASCUAL ,OROzCO

Hacc algunOS dias infOrmamos a
nueStros lectoreS De que entire los
refugiaioS meXicanOS que Sc ell
cucntrHn en- este pals habia la idea
dr elevar un memorial al PrOcura-
dor General de Ju>ticia de los ES-
tadoS UnidOs solicitandO que Sc
abriera una averiguaci6n para es-
clareccr el miSterio de la muerte
del general PaScual OroZcO. Hoy
hemOs Sido informados de que
dichO memorial cuenta va con
rerca de trecientaS firmaS y que
prOnto sera "nviado al alto fun
ciOnario americana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-14
Ell GOBERNADOR FECURSON AC
CEDE A UNA SUPLICA DEL
GENERAL FUNSTON
Ell CORRESPONSAL.

AtNllN. texas. Srp'itillhfr Ii
FL 2"o'rita""F ""'t E9'''" ''"''''>
: =" - | iI r,., H., -
auioruIaIr, Ir ,o> Condadns. como
"iApIrad"- d"I ""n-"J" Il" Sandal
'"'' r|>'"'"'' que 'J'''''! ~ ''-'''''-
=, ~. u.....
i,,ni.i,, - ,,., - ,.r,.;,orin l., "a
ya-. rir mryiranoS capac.S dr tomar
ia> arma> Ell 81 m"Nlnl"nl" rebel
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-14
CARRANzA ESTA PREPARANDO OTRA NOTA PARA ENVLAR[A
4 Los CONFERENCHTAS PAN EANERICANS
Es I'm misterio 10 que determinara el
Presidente Wilson con respecto la
proposition del Primer Jefe
Ell Embajador argentine, senior Naon, dlferIra
81 viaie SUI pals hasta despues de haberse
verificado la junta que esta en- perspective
especial para Ia PRENsA.

egramaes
= = &: = = = = : = :: 4" : :
E-fioy lugar arga
Mr. Lansing PrtSdente
ella irilaron de los tSlno> que van
iuna dr los representatives
dcaic> ctiertna
hlber crcadO mucaS crSione acrci de los
de tarranzd hl Nfnio Ia
nale Sfe dctermlnara ri freSdehtf
particular este mueSra nnpeierabie
hoy Primer Jcie dc
Nenlano Carranl eSa prttarndo
iar>ca los dipl0nalco SId'nra-
cUar los plnlo =! Guere
Nrran ch Ia lronrra
neNcGlna.
Embaiador epbica Argentina. Naon nformo
Lansing aba pe>to pa"nrr Su .thIe
d.
para de ia pacracon dc nrNco
:: :. - = :: = : :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-14
Sc HA ESTABLECID0 UNA Qua
RENTENA EN- BROWNSVILLE.
especial para La PRENsA.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Sep
tiembre 13.-Con motive de los lis
turbios que eStan teniendo lugar
IN las cercanias de esta pOblaci6n,
las aut0ridades americans han
dispuesto que Sc eStablezca una ri
guroSa cuarentena para las perSo-
mas que deseen venir de nuestro
pals. tratando de ese modo que de-
sistan de su prop6sito los mexi-
canoS, en- vista de las dificultades
que Sc ponGan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-14
NUMERO 300
los SVLL|STAS YAN0 QU|FREN PELFAR
EN Los UITIHOS DAS Sc LES HA VSTO ARROJAR SlS AR
MAS Y HUR SIN HAbER LUCHADO

yor part. de- los SoIdadoS arraiaban
Slls armaS al Surlo Y hlian sin ha-
Der pcleado. Cuando alsuno> irfrS
1urrian 0bligarlOS a rnirar al COM
batc. manifcsiaban que va "-taban
cansadoS de- rsa lucha con Ia cual
solo habian cnnSe=uid0 vivir cn
una condicidn mas miserable que
Ia anterior.
So aSegura que han causadO mu-
cha impression las noticiaS de- Due
81 vicnr hablando. rn al Drparta-
mrntO de- EsIadO y Que eS muy po-
Sihlr que elias drtcrminen un cam
bio ,ic la pOlitica americana.
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En- las cercanias de Nogales,
Sonora, pelean con encarni-
zamiento villistas y
carranclstas

fuerzoS. por rnya circunSlncia sa-
Heron todaS las iropaS yaquiS que
luriaban rn N0galrS.
81 espera que durante csia no
che Orurran senSaciOnaleS aronirri-
mIrn!uS. purS parcce Que rn cSia
OCCASION tanto mayiorcniSias como
yilliSiaS rSI;in drridid0S 4 definir
In Situari0n. Gales ilrne Su cam
pamcniO general rn Ia EStaci6n dc
MaScarrilaS. Ell las inmediacioncS
del rio de Santa Cruz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-14
I'm INFORNE De Ia S|TUACION EN- LOS
ESTADOS DE n. Leon Y COAHUILA,
PROPORC|ONAD0 P0R Los
CARRANC|STAS
OBRECON HIzO UN RECONOC|NENTO EN- Los CANP0S De BA
ITALIA De CAhOLE Y CERRTOS

nurSIru p0drr un gran boiin dc
GUERRA al Ser rapturaia Ia refc-
rida rStaridn.
En- Parc,i1n rucron herhoS pri-
sionrroS v"iniicuatro f"rrocarrileS
V tosrirnIo< >oldadoS del yilliSmO.
FL general AdolfO Huerta VAR
gaS - ha hechO cargo de la CO.
mandanria Mi!iiar de Ia plaza de
Saltillo.
"Fui nombrado sobernador dc
San Luis pntosi cl general Vicente
Davila. quien Salid de Monterrey
con Su Estado Mayor. L! General
Alvaro Obreg6n regres6 hoy Sal
tillO. de Su viaje Pared6n. En- este
PaSa q la 5a. Col. 5a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-14
Telegrawa especial para LA PRENSA.


BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Srpiirmbrr
i3.-Procripnir IL. Monterrey rr-
ribln la Ag"ncia rarranirSta hr rSia
lnralliad 81 $iguirnir iniormr de-
Ia> oprrarioncs miIitarr> l!rvadaS
rabo rn la region nor;c del pals.
Aver rayi rn nurStr0 podrr la
rstaci6n dr Rrata. rmpaime del fe-
rrOcarril que Va de Monterrey a
Torrrdn Y del que CORE de Hip6Iito
a san Pedro de las ColoniaS. En- ella
fueron capturadaS las m;iquinas
numeroS $50. $50 Y CPS aSi como
muchOS carrOS con material rOdan-
tr. provlSiOneS Y carbon. Y OtrOs va
clos. En- Anhrlo tambiGn cay6 en-
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Telegrama especial para La PRENsA.


WASHINGTON. Scpiiembre l3.-
Fin 81 DcparIamento de E>tado re-
ciDicrOn inlOrmcS que flrron con-
SidrradOS come pc"fcclamentc fl
,irdignoS cn los rualrS 81 aSrgura
urlr los SOldados de- Villa eStin ab-
Souiamcnlc drsm0ralizadOS y que
con Su cObardia cStin prrripiiand0
II fin Il" In rauSa cn que anterior
mrnir prlraban con tanIo brio.
Dirrn los mrnSaieS antrS dichOS.
tIlr rli los rnmbateS vrririradUS i'll
I;mamratc on las crrcaniaS de To-
rrrGn. ia podido verse lur Ia ma
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PaSa q la 5a. Col. 5a.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-10
AERIAL TORPEDO IS
A GERMAN WEAPON
Controlled by Wireless for Two Miles and Can Be
Utilized by Zeppelin or by Warshp-Re.
main in Air for Two Hours

three hours and car he controlled
from a distance OF two miles. Both
weapons are discharged from a tube.
like marine torpedo. but In the case
OF the German invention two propel.
lers and two lifting screws are auto
matically started at the moment OF
discharge.
I'm shape this torpedo Of the air.
which is about seven feet long. re
sembles the submarine weapon. II
is composed Of two cases. the outer
Of thin chrome nickel and the inner
Of material similar TO that used in
Zeppellns About a sixth Of the space
at the rear Is occupied by an electric
accumulator at the bottom and an
electric motor generator secured to
the top, The machinery Is controlled
by HertElan waves acting on the tele.
fnnken system Of wireless, and Il Is
claimed that up to distance OF two
miles II can be steered at will.
Has a Great Explosive Force.
THE air torpedo Is inflated with
water gas and compressed gas. but
as II Is heavier than air two lifting
screws work under the body to keep
the torpedo In the air. while the mo.
tive power is supplied by two propel.
lers. Both screws and propellers are
connected with the same shaft. which
runs through the body OF the torpedo
When the torpedo. after flying
through the air. hovers Immediately
over the selected target Il is made to
assume a vertical position. the lifting
horizontal screws and propellers are
stopned. and the torpedo dives to the
ground. carrying large quantity Of
high explosive charge in It's nose. The
charge explodes on contact like an
ordinary she'll. and II is said that in
Continued on Page ~
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-10
IAN ACCIDENT CR|PPLEs
BRYAN's WATER SUPPLY
Well No. Put Out of Commission Believed Air
Line Bursted-Mayor Asks Citizens to Cut
Down Supply to Avoid Using New Well.

An accident to well No. | OF the
water plant occurred last night which
put the well out of commission tenn
porarily. The city officials have been
unable to ascertain the nature OF the
mishap or to what extent the well is
damaged. J. d. Mann. manager Of
the plant. is Of the opinion that the
air line with which the water was
forced out of the well bursted. thus
making II impossible to operate the
well until the damage is repaired.
Well No. furnished about 100000
gallons Of the eitys water supply per
day. and while It is out OF commits
sion. unless the new well water is
turned into the mains. the city will be
forced to run on about 100000 gaL
Ions per day, or about one-half OF the
regular supply.
Mayor Harris states that the men
in charge OF the wells are Of the
opinion that it viii take at least three
days to repair the damage and have
the well again in operation. He
wishes to take this opportunity to ask
the public to cut down the water con.
sumption as much as possible and to
neglect the flowers. etc. until the well
is repaired so that 1t will not be
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-10

fBy Associated Press1
Geneva. Aug. i0.-The Tribune re.
ports that two Austrian army corps
that were released from the Russian
front attacked the Italians before Go
rizia. The Italians won after fifteen
hours fighting. The Austrians lost
2.ooo dead.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-10
ARMIES ALSO CHECKED
IN SWEEP TOWARD RIGA
Ships Attempted to Seize Gulf of Riga and Were
Damaged in the Battle le-Was the Largest AS.
senblase of Warships in Present War

London. Aug. io.-rhs Germans,
who have been smashing their yssy 10.
ward Riga. In Russian coorIand. have
been checked. say today's dispatches.
A. the same time German warshIps
have attempted to seize the Gulf Of
Riga and have been dispersed with
damage,
The assembIaoe Of German craft
was the largest engaged In the wsr
thus far.
The German official dispatches tell
OF the storming and occupying Of the
town OF Lomxa, southwest Of su.
waIkI.
Five zeppellns were reported over
the sea on vlieIand and appeared to
te headed for Scotland.
The Germans are preparing for an
increase In the bread allowance for
the populaee because OF good crops.
Other supplies are said to be plenti-
ful.
The allied troops today are report.
ed TO be making gains against the
Turks on esilipoll Peninsula after
heavy fighting.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-10
GEN. COCKTAILS
HAS RESIGNED
Governor OF Canal Zone VIII Retire
From Work on Isthmus Nov.
I, He Said.

New York. Aug. l0.--Major General
George W. Goethals reached New
York Monday from Cristobal on what
is probably his last visit before retir.
ing from active service. General
Goethals said he would go to Wash.
ingtou ON official business, return to
Panama and then retire and go West
on private business.
General Goethals announced when
his vessel docked that he had sent
his resignation as Governor OF the
Canal Zone to Washington to take ef.
feet November /. He said he would
not resign from the army.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-10

necessary for the new water. which
has caused so much protest. to be
turned into the mains.
A repair crew was set to. work to-
day and the exact nature Of the trou-
BILE win be learned and repaired a.
quickly as possible.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-10
KRUPP ATTEMPTED
To BRIDE RUMAN|A
Offered SO Batteries Of Artillery with
Ammunition " She Would For.
ward Turkish Supplies.

Milan. Aug. l0.-A dispatch from
Bucharest says that a representative
Of the Krupp gun works offered the
Roumanian government thIrty.six bat.
teries OF artillery with ammunition
and 100000 pounds OF barbed wire
to let ammunition destined to Turkey
pass through. Following the inter.
vention OF the British Minister at
Bucharest the offer was Vefused, II Is
reported.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-10
Especial Correspondence to the New
York SUM-

Especial Correspondence to the New
York Sun.l
London. July is.-The Daily Mails
correspondent at Rotterdam. describ.
Ing the latest German war device. the
aerial torpedo. says:
"The aerial torpedo. Invented by a
Swedish officer and sold to Krupps.
may have been the basis OF 0ermany's
new air weapon. but certainly II is not
the finished article. The Swedish in.
sention resembles a huge shell fitted
with a turbine engine driven by n
gas pressure; the German air torpedo
Is more like an airship. fitted with
profellors driven by electricity and
controlled from a Zeppelin by wire.
less. The German aerial torpedo can.
theoretically. remain IA the air for
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-10
Airshir Damaged.
fBy Associated Press I

London. Aug io-An attack " a
German airship which few over the
British coast last night was an.
nounced today. The official state
ment said one OF the airships was
damaged by British aeroplanes and
was towed into ostend.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-10
Allies Lose Submarine.

tby Associated Press
Constantinople. Aug. l0-A subma-
rine of the allied fleet was today sunk
by Turkish aeroplane. which dropped
bombs on the craft. All the crew was
lost.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-10
MOTHER KILLS
SELF AND CHILDREN
IBy Associated press.1

81 Louis. NO.. Aus. i0.-Mrs. Anna
zeides killed her two children and
herself by asphyxiation last night.
Their bodies were found today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-10

fBy Associated PressI
Paris. Aug. i0.-sIiram Maxim Is
credited with the invention OF a con.
trivance to protect soldiers from the
effect of deadly gases employed in
warfare. The device is said to cause
the gases to pass over the heads O.
the men against whom directed.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-29

Casio eli NIT enGG fuilli, Min fuin
entiiesiG Iiitosia: tee ie, min find
iaat elGG, ipaan nGin ie fiii,lru: Wi-
nd pppbin iinin pabat tefoii pois
Min fuin pilpen, ia iinln ipntiii
niinfiIin iumrn. &ddnnd iiniias mil
Nun puoleeni, fila nina, iinun III.
nastin. ST. A: %. 9apibi 'tunii I'd.
man itltben liiton lain mallan bpipin,
fosfa ianoi: Mi1tuus on fen ibmiien
iolle Siimala manbursfaii6en lltfee
ilman toitG. @rltltaat otpat ne, ioi.
ben p~Gdrppoet opat anteefii annettu,
ia joibenfa ipnnit peitetpt opat. @l-
'tuas on ie mics, iolle Sitmala eli ipn-
It'd Iiie. &oom. A. ST. 80. SGmG on
tie aiitltuteen uiioesia testamentisid:
ie ieiioo ipntein anteefii antam1ifies-
ia. Sitiri main me Snmalan fansiaf:
Il tllemme, ettd bGn antaa nellie
ipntimme anteefii ia ndin ban tulee
meioan Siimalafiemme, ionfa or
moon me faifesia ipbGmestGmme us.
fallamme.
Iiinfitin mpos l%ariutrn tefstin ia
nat fulilumat: WinG tabbon olla bei-
oGn Siimalania, ia beibGn pitdd mil
Nun faniani oleman. = Sa beioan
pitGG faiffein minln ti1nteman iefG
pienten eta iiiurten, ianoo Sierra.
Wltta eipG entiiesid liitosia min Of
lutfoan eipG iiinG iofaiieIla ollut pb.
I'd wapaata fdpntid iumalan tpfO.
(Jatk.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-29

taa teioGt Srmolan ia @apabtajan
tuntemiiesla". Wind pritin burttaa:
Sulfao nellie! mi,tta en- iaanlt iano.
ia iulstani. Sitten meni enfeli fen
folpotoorin luo ia ianoi bdnelle:
"@IG tiiIe fatferafii abneille, iinnaa
faiffia ibmiiiG ia jrlista Iabiafii Sii-
malan ipaltafuntaal'
- MinG bGpeiin ia puinanuortin
piiloon penfisiG; mltta enfeli tiili
Iiiofieni ia ionoi: "Neuie, ipanbus ia
meme julistamaan Sumalan ianao.
2abioto mp6Sfin toiparostaii poipoi-
file ia oripoiIlel Nnna iitG mposfin
riinlaoIla fGbeIlG Sumalon nolta-
funnan bppdfii ia muista Serran ia
not: "SIoista antoioa Slmdla rafos-
taa."
- 2GbetG MT emGntG beti renfi
iinne MGntpniemeen mienlGdn riio-
foa ia rabaa. Wittaa tpnnpri ruff
ia ia anna so MARTHA. rabau. Same
mpostin mufoan noita, foloja, ber'
neitG, perunia ia mitd ruofa-aitosta
IopoGt. SielId on ie lesfi %ioiroona
ia lopiet nGIisiddn. 9pllG fdi iinne
on 10 Iitmolosta mietpfin %taiporaa,
mutta eli le boittoo, olfoot riffaito fer.
rom. sya file foIpotoorilIe lGbetG be.
ii ioto marffaal SGnen oioitteenio
on tuolla minut muistifiriosioni.
Hoboa OH lompofosia foopin lott.
&irioita mposfin file folpo-
;ooriIIc, eta tuIcc beti tdnne. @bf6
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-29

SGn ianoo: Sofa NINA rofoston,
niitG nina nubtelen ia furitan'', ie-
litti &itipaIa.
- Hiin OF aiia, mponii iairoS.
Wutta fplId on ibme, miten itiepin-
tainep on ibminen. Sumala on alma
~nuboelltt omosiatunnoSioni obneri.
ben iDnniStG ia nina olen liifenut
&aamatusto, ettG obnetts on faifen
pabuuoen iuuri, mutta ballitieipana
ipntinG ie on iittenfin ollltt minusia.
Miituutto oIen omistonut ipiime al.
foina ia iamalla olen olliit faitbeon
abneroen ipnnin fableisia. Simala
on GGrettomGn ormoIIinen, fun ei
futiunlit niiillto pois Gffifuolemollo.
Sept iaan mielG armonaiasia tebbd ti-
Tia SGnen ppbien faspoienia eoesiG
iiit6, miIIoinen bitoneenboItijo Glen
olliit.
= sos nina oliiin nGbnpt iaop'
pouoen orian tobi marfaon tinnusta.
man ortuiitta, min fpIIG oIiiin foii-
bistiinlt. Seti oliiin oIIut malmis
ionomaon: sos te liban iGIfeen elGt-
te, Min teibGn pitGG fiiolemort, mutt
la jos libon tp6t Sengen foitta fuo-
Ietotte, Min iaotte eIGG." So oifein-
ban ie diff %ionottii. Miitta omoo
ipntiGni olen iuoiiniit. StieGni fob
tam en- ole oIliit onforo. Wonimit.
fainen on ibminen.
gn iofio MT faiffio piibua, mi
I'd mieIesiGni on. sos mirfistpn pie.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-29

Id, fitiatan iiniit luofieni ia ppp66n
iinun firioittamaan testamenttini.
Msutta jos i~attuiiin t6siG pianfin rtlt-
fabtamoan ipiimeiieen tineen, min lo-
NOLAN emannGlle, ettG bGnen on an.
nettatpa niiiitubotta marffoo tGmGm
pitajGn fopbille, m%iifitiibotta mart
faa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ia miiiitit-
batta marffaa iiidIdbetpstd marten.
Sitten OF Observation-Disclosures
rifle iofo morffna robao ia milf tpn-
nprid piIiaa. So - en- iofia npt plt-
bia.
Belieni piibui GittpaIa, oiiait
fpllG toiniitan, m1itta itsfotban, eta
Seeiufien weresid oIet puboos in
iaoStoton?
Sen uStort. Gn MOI tallatd
Ioian merto, ioIIo oIen pp-
bitettp.
- 2epGa MT pst6pGnil - feboit.
&itipola ia alfoi lauloa:
"SSeeiufien fansia Dina
On faiffi rouboistal
81 mitfdGn buoIet palma,
Scum ban on Omaha.
Sun, Seeius, ieiirosioii,.
On bpud oIlofiein
So iinun t,irmisioii
@pos bpwd fuoIIofiein.
Sotf.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-29
Kirkonmie$ Canbua.
(Jatk. e~delliseen.)

(Jatk. edelliseen.)
Diioen aifaan aamiilla iairas nuf.
fui rauballiieen uneen, iosta berGii
mosta folmen aifaan iltapGipGlIG.
Seti berGttpGGn fpipi manbus:
= &Gmifos tGGllG ie folpotoori,
iota MIND jouIiin ebeIld fppoitiin.
= 81 ole fGpnpt emdntG wirffoi.
= Olen tainlit bouria ia nGboG
nGfpid, epaiIi iairas.
- Iiin olet tebnpt, emGntd mpOn-
II.
Slfoonpa miter tabania, iot-
OF tanblta, ielpdG main on, eta SUI
mala OH taaien netGnpt minut tilille
iiitG anteliaiiutioesta. NGin tGsiG
untafin. Dim oletpinani firfosia ia
iiellG pappi iaarnaii ianoista: "Se
on Sumalalle ia Stale piiboas ia
iaastaton iumalanpalpelus: oppio
orpoia ia IesfiG beibGn murbeesionia
ia itieniG iaastattomana maailmasia
pitaG." See WGntpniemen t0IIin or.
mot, joiIe annoin, fun fGtpiwGt tdal-
I'd aqua ppptGmGsid, fpmmeren pert-
mia, oliipot mposfin field firfosia ia
fatioipat minitiin iuruIIiiin iilmin.
folpot00rifin oil iielld ia fotieli
nubteIeipasti minia. Samoin tefi
3ifn iaorna Ioppui ilmestpi
cnfeIi niiben @Gntpniemen losten
ia ianoi: "MenfdG &itpaloan,
ban ottoa teiodt boitoonia ia fusuot-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-29

tapoa minut nielG elGrpGnG. sos
TAOS fiiolen iitG ennen, Min ianon
iinuIIe, miten bGnen fansiaon on me-
neteltGmG. Canon MT 10, ettd tue
minun firffotitrffini on onnettolpo
bGneIle. &pbop npt bommaan beti
Nditd oiioitd eli iaa i%piimbttdd mi.
nuuttiafaan,
Scum emGntG IGbti tolibuamaon l.
iGnnGn m~GGra6mid a%iioita, pistGptpi
Mitmolo fauoriin ia fpipi:
= &uinfa mott meljeni9
- Siimolan armosia bpipin. us
fon ipntein anteefiiantamiien Seeiuf-
fen nereSiG, miitta %lujilla tGsiG olen
olIut Scrron fGiislG.
= &pllG fen b%lontoiin, &itwala
mirffoi, fun din tGGlld mime ponG
llienaii.
Ditto find tGGIlG9 ibmetteli
lairos.
DIN tofi ia buomaiin ettd f.
min tlnnonoii oil o%iioita, iotfa oipot
iiell6 nGbtGipdsti ialoiiesti olleet pi-
temm6n oion.
= Iiin opot olIeet, Min opot OF
Ieet, mponli Eonbuo. @iitta nina
Glen tiifobuttanirt SrntaIart Ypbdn
Sengen GGnen. Sept Sierra otti mi
nut fiinni ia loi onforolIa fGoelld.
8GbempG6 Ell ole totelliit. Slfoon nj.
mi fiitettp tGstG furitufiesto.
- Iiin, bpwG on Serra, ia bGnen
Ioupeutenio ppipp iionfoiffiiesti.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-11

nii1ty in government--these and
score Oh other good things which once
seemed as far above popular compre-
.1ensiou as four dimensionaI space
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-11

have come to pass. thanks chiefly to
The radiators from the classrooms.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-11

The directors of hygiene of New
fork's child board of health have de-
clared that since the organization be-
gan work eight years ago the death
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-11

rate among babies has been reduced
to 95 in 1000 in New York. while 2oooo
infants have been saved from the
grave.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-11

Ali the news all the time The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-11

the discriminating between ordinary
industry and natural monopoly, the
practice OF scientific charity and pen
oiogy, the concentration OF response
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-11

separation of local from state sources
Ief revenue. the separation OF local
from national elections. the treatment /.
,of Z franchise as valuable property, !