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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-09
Little Sp4:le
10 Bedtime
By THORNTON w. BURGESS
Copyright. 1915. By J. @. LloydJ
The Queer Case of Buster
Bear.
Buster Bear. you'll find, my dear,
Is very, very, very queer.

Buster Bear. you'll find, my dear,
Is very, very, very queer.
Anyway he has some queer ways.
That is what Peter Rabbit thinks, and
Peter ought to know. But as to that it
is quite probab BILE that Buster thinks
some of Peters ways queer. 1t is the
way of the world to think other folks
queer who do not do just as you do.
So Peter thinks some of Busters ways
queer, and Buster thinks some of
Peters ways queer, and j am quite
sure that both think your ways and
mine very queer indeed
To Peters way of thinking one of
Buster Bears queerest habits is that
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District Supreme Court.

EQUITY DIVISION Justice Ander-
son.
Carey agt. Carey: rule returnable De-
cember II; plaintiffs attorneys. w. l..
Townsend and F. S. Smith; defendant }
attorney, Eugene Young.
Collins agt. Collins; rule returnable
December II: plaintiffs attorney, JOS
eph H. Stewart; defendants attorney.
John E. Collins.
Dahigren agt. Dahigren; decree pro
confesso: plaintiffs attorney. J. j.
Darlington.
Hesse agt. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; order appointing
guardian ad litem; plaintiffs attorneys,
G. H. Syme and F. H. Stephens; de-
PENDANTS attorneys, j. B. Flynn and
Gibbs agt. Anderson: Charles J. Muir
phy appointed receiver; bond, $500;
plaintiffs attorney. NJ. ]. Colbert.
District Realty Company agt. Gilfry:
decree dismissing bill of review: plain
tins attorneys, George p Hart and L.
e Williamson; defendants attorneys.
Alexander Britton, Evans Brown and
C. c. Tucker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-09
Report on High School "Frats."

High School Fraternities and Sorori-
ties" is to be the subject of a report to
be made by a special committee of the
Home and School Association of East
ern High School at the building Friday
evening. The report to be submitted is
the final one, others having previously
been given along the same line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-09

Stricken with acute Brights disease.
Francis NJ. Saumenig. forty-eisht
wears old, head of the Arm OF F. NJ.
Saumenig & Son. Baltimore. died sud
denly after being taken from street
car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-09

A canker has stricken the grapefruit
trees in Florida, Alabama and Ten
nessee. and they are being burned by
the thousands in an effort to prevent
the spread OF the disease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-09
Greece Is Determined
That Soil Shall Not Be
Battlefield, Is Claim

BERLIN, December s.-The vossiche
Zeitung in leading article on the re-
cent Associated Press interview with
King Constantine of Greece says that
the clear sense of the kings declara-
tons is that Greece is determined its
territory shall not like Chinese terri
tory in the Manchurian war be made a
regular theater of hostilities. The pa
per makes the following deductions In
substance from the statement:
King Constantine announced to the
allies that permission to cross Greek
territory was granted on the suppo-
sition that the fighting was to be done
in Serbia. II is the fault of the entente
allies and not Greece that the allies
have come too late and with insufficient
forces and find no intact Serbian army
to cooperate with. Greece must not
suffer by reason of this. The retire
under the same conditions as their ad-
vance, namely, not to tarry on Greek
soil
Will Render Proof of Good Will.
II the entente allies promise to break
Off their unsuccessful undertaking and
evacuate Saloniki without delay Greece
Will render to them final and valuable
proof of its good will and will assume
before the central powers and Bulgaria
the undertaking that the entente allies
Will carry out their promise.
Greece also will insure an unham-
pered re-embarking for the expedition.
If this guarantee is rejected Greece
VIII use its army TO protect the re-em-
barkation.
Justihes Kings Stand.
The Nossiche Zeitung says It finds
this standpoint of the king clear and
justified. The paper expresses the be-
lief further that the king, in view OF
the retreat of the Anglo French expe-
dition. must have adopted also a deci-
sion for the contingency that the en-
tente troops. after retreat beyond the
frontier, might attempt to take a de-
feasive position there.
That the allied troops cannot expect
protection from the Greek army there
Is certain" says the paper. The cues
s ton whether this retirement carries
them only a few miles south of the
frontier or 70 Saloniki itself is unim
portant The allies in this contingency
may look for Intervention b. the Gree /.
army. not for, but again. the expedi-
tionaTy troops"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-09
THE COURTS.
United States Court of Claims.

Present: Chief Justice Edward K. Camp
bell. Judge Fenton W. Booth. Judge
Samuel s. Barney. Judge George w. At
Charles K. Darling agt. United States.
Mr.; Charles W. Clagett was heard ior
plaintiff, and argument concluded by Mr..
p G. Walker for defendants.
e. H. Owen agt. United states, SUD
mitted on stipulation by Mr.. B. - Hin
ton for plaintiff. and Mr.. P. G. Walker for
defendants.
Frank c. Grifas ct al agt. United
States. Argument begun by Mr.. w. T.
Harvey, for plaintiffs.
U. S. Court of Customs Appeals.
Thursday, December 9, 1915.
Present: Associate Judges Smith, Bar
Der, De Vries and Martin.
Nos 1901 and 1919. American Bead
Company agt. United States. and Wolff
agt. United States: bead neckiaces--
jewelry; argument commenced by MT
Allan r. Brown for the appellant IN No
1901, and continued by Mr. Albert II
Washburn for the appellant IN no
1919.
Proceedings yesterday afternoon:
Nos. 1897 and 1898. United States agt
Geisenheimer and United states agt
Bene; iron drums; argument commence
bv Mr.. Thomas J. Doherty for the APP
pellants. continued by Mr.. Allan r.
Brown for the appellees. and concluded
by Mr. Thomas J. Doherty Tor the APP
pellants.
No, 1911. Maltus agt. United states:
tulip bulbs; argument commenced by
Mr.. Allan R. Brown for the appellant
and concluded by Mr.. Bert Hanson Tor
the appellee.
Court Of Appeals.
Present: The chief justice. Mr. Jus
tice Robb and Mr.. Justice Van Orsdel
No 1851. Kinney agt McNabo; re-
stored to regular position on assign
ment on motion of Mr.. Charles Poe.
No 2s4s. Harlan agt. Morgan: argu-
ment continued by MIR. George Z. Cert
man and by Mr.. Otis b. Drake for ap-
pellant, and concluded by Mr.. r. ii.
Yeatman for appellees.
No 1851. Washington Southern rail-
way Company agt Smith: argument
by Mr.. F. D. McKenney Tor
appellant, continued by Mr.. r. b. Fle-
harty for appellee and concluded by
MI. J. S. Easily Smith for appellee.
No. 2S57. Burlingame agt. Manches-
ter. argument commenced by Mr.. Henry
y Davis for appellant, continued by
Mr.. w. c. Sullivan; defendants attor-
ney, A. l.. Newmyer.
Proceedings after The Stars report
closed yesterday:
No. 2s47. Chambers agt. District OF
Columbia; argument commenced by
Mr.. NJ. E. O'Brien for appellant, con-
tinued by Mr.. r. J. Whiteford for ap-
pellee and concluded by Mr.. E. L. Gies
for appellant.
No. 2s4s. Harlan agt. Morgan; argu-
ment commenced by Mr.. George c.
Gertman for appellant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-09

Wheat is probably grown In Lower
California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-09

Baron Shibusawa. japanese fnancier
and publcist, who is now visiting
Washington, was entertained at a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-09
Armed CompuIsion and Block
ade by Entente Will Be
Fought, Is Claim.
KING AND HIS PREMIER
SAID TO BE TEMPORIZING
Waiting for Further German Prep
arations Before Joining Teutons,
It Is Declared.

LONDON. December 9.-Telegraphing
from Rome, the Daily Mails corre-
spondent says: THE latest advices re-
ceived from Greece emphasize the
Importance of the Greek preparations
in two dirctions-for military resist
ance, if it is necessary to armed COM
pulsion by the entente powers, ana 1of
resistance to a blockade.
The advices agree that preparations
against a commercial blockade are
being carried out with the utmost
rapidity and on a large scale. Ger
man agents give confidential hints that
the chief Greek routes are being thor
oughly protected by submarines. The
seizure of Capt. Arthur Stanley VIII
son, member of parliament for fork-
shire, and Col. H. D. Napier, former
British military attache at Constant
nopIe, who were taken off Greek steam
ers by Teutonic submarines, was prob
ably intended as dramatic coup to
revive Greek confidence in the German
submarines.
Said to Be Temporizing.
According to the pro-German press
King Constantine and Premier Skou-
loudis are merely temporizing. as Bull
garia did. in the hope of keeping the
entente allies waiting until the German
preparations for driving the entente
allies into the sea make it safe for
Greece to come out on the German side.
In the meantime every possible an
noyance is being placed in the way of
the entente allies at Saloniki. Promised
transport facilities are being withheld
and lines of communication are blocked
by Greek transport"
The Rome correspondent of tie Daily
Telegraph declares it is impossible that
Greece should play the role assigned
her by the Teutonic powers, because
the entente powers have convinced
King Constantine of the reality OF their
resolve to adopt drastic measures in
case an action of disloyal character
is attempted.
Greece believes and trembles" adds
the correspondent, but her ruler seems
still resolved to show his teeth"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-09
Silk Dresses
Worth up to
$1,000.

Charming new styles. in dresses of silk
poplin, pongee serge and combinations of silk
and serge. Black and all colors. Collars OF
organdy. china silk or lace. Pleated and shr-
red yoke effects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-09

Women's Handsome Tail
all-wool poplin, whipcord. ga
wear serge and corduroy. r
Coats, Box Coats. ripple and sen
Richly trimmed with fur and Wi
chin collars of opossum fur al
velvet collars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-09

BANKRUPTCY DIvISION-Justice An
derson.
In re J. E. Atkinson; order ratifying
sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-09

Full Size II e Wy
Bath Robe Blankets
in Indian and figured
patterns. Butterick
pattern free. -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-24
ADVICE TO PLAIN WIVES
By LAURA KINGSTON

We cannot all be beautiful, but merci- fully for the majority of womankind there are compensations in all things. This much has been proved by the fact that over and over again in the every day history of life hopelessly plain wives have abundantly proved to their hus- bands the truth contained in the old prov erb concerning beauty being only skin deep. Such as these have demonstrated that although they may have been un- generously treated by DamS Nature. nevertheless, they are possessed with things quite as valuable. and from many points of view far more desirable than, mere personal beauty.
 At some time or other have we not all come across some women. clever, cap- able companions blessed with more than the average amount of Knowledge and sympathy? The type is by no means an uncommon one. The wonder is that, meet ing it so often, more plain women dc not benefit by so valuable an example and set to work to enhance their value by cuitivating guch charms as are plain
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-24

ly within the reach of all who care to
 command and make use of them.
 The life of the plain wife need by no
 means be a tragedy of failure, unless un-
 happily she be cursed with jealous tenn
 perament and the vanity that so often ac-
 companies this characteristic, and is a
 woman who is satisfied with nothing save
 homage from all men. If both wife and
 husband. for not only Is she doomed to
 failure. but she is also doomed to being . victim of all those petty worries and tragic disappointments which all too soon sour and spoil her. Fortunately. such cases are rare. But more often than not the wife who has no beauty to help her hold her husbands admiration, possesses other qualities which the pretty woman seldom If ever troubles to cultivate. By no means the least important of these is q practical common-sense outlook upon life, which, when all is said and done. is no mean asset in this world of ours. Hers is the level head that takes the trouble to look forward and avoid disaster. hers the memory trained not to forget impor- tant issues for bitter experience has taught her that although forgetfulnesa may be overlooked. though 1t may even
 bs counted as an additional charm lQ tho
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-24
Fugitive Six Years Loses
 Legs and Surrenders
From the New York World.

From the New York World.
 St. Joseph, Mich.-A fugitive from justice for over six years, during which time he had been caught in Canadian northwest blizzard and both legs frozen off, Charles Fox. wanted by the au- thorities of Jackson prison for violat- ing his parole in 1908. gave himself up to Sheriff Franz here and asked to be taken back to the penitentiary Fox told the officers that his stricken con- science told him to surrender.
 'I haven't been bounded by the law for a long time," he said, but my con- science has been bounding me ever since I violated my parole and fled to Canada. The more I wandered about, helpless and penniless, the more it bothered me, so travelled here, 500 miles, to get the load off my mind. I'll be glad to get back to Jackson and serve out my time"
 Fox was sentenced from Desslsn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-24

case of q pretty woman, it is not easily forgiven the plain woman, who requires more than the ordinary sense of being ''all there' to help her upon her uphill way.
 capable but plain woman comes to dis cover the magic of this particular gift of practical sense.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-24
Not in Such Haste

From the Green Bag.
 You will, said the attorney, during the course of their consultation. you will get your third out of the estate"
 Oh exclaimed the widow, aghast how can you say such a thing, with my second scarcely cold in his grave"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-24
Irrefutable Evidence

From the Philadelphia Public LedgWe Professor-Nothing is ever lost entiref.
 under the wise provisions of Nature.
 Yes. Mr.. Blinks. what do, you wish to say?
 Student Blinks-How about my um- brella?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-24

county in 1905 for a 1o-year term for
 arson. He confessed to firing several
 buildings in this city and isenton Harbor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-24
MEN WHO DRINK
 Robert G. IngersOll

said: There is but one way to treat drink victims and that is to treat them exactly as you would man with fever, smallpox or some form of indiges- ton"
 In the privacy of your own home, hotel club or institute, the Neal Three Day Treatment will eliminate the poison from the system, create loafhing for drink and restore normal mental and physical conditions. For full information call or address the NEAL INSTITUTE. 1914 9th Ave, Main 4516.
 60 Neal Institutes in Principal Cttass
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Hollannin hallitus panee toimeen
tutkimukSia.

Alankomaiden hallitus on ryh-
tynyt toimenpiteisiin ottaakseen
selville onko siina tiedonannossa
peraa eta zeppelinin ilmalaivat
olisivat askettain loukanneet
Hollannin puolueettomuutta, ia
Sc on my0skin maarannyt SAX
sassa olevan Hollannin ministe-
rim tuomaan asian Saksan halli-
tuksen huomioon. Frislandista,
eraasta Hollannin maakunnasta
saapunut sahk0sanoma kertoo
eta eras zeppelini, joka kulki
tuon seudun ohitse tammik. 10
ia 20 paivan valisena y0na oil
nahtavasti kadottanut oikean
suuntansa. Sahk0sanomassa
maintain, eta Sc risteili noin 80
minuutin ajan Sneeken yl0pupo-
leila ia kaantyi sitten koilliseen
suuntaan. Ilmalaivasta tarkas-
tettiin valonheittajan avulla
Wommelin kaupungin seutuja ia
taman jalkeen Sc jatkoi mat
kaansa Fraenkerin ylitSe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28


Dunkirkista saapuneet sahk0-
sanomat kartovat, eta STELLA Ia
pahtunut ilmalaivataistelu oil
suurin tahan saakka mailman
historiassa. "a ilmalaivaa taiste-
livat 1000 jalan korkeudessa
Dunkirkin yl0puolella. Saksa-
laiset ilmailijat olivat liittoutu-
neiden uniformuissa ia heilla oil
Ranskan kolmivarinen ippu, jo-
ten heita on pidettava urkkijoina
kansainvalisten sodankayntila-
kien mukaisesti.
Silla valin kun saksalaiset il
mailijat pudottelivat pommeja
Dunkirkiin, joista heidan heitta-
mistaan pommeista yksi vahin-
goitti American konsulaattia,
kavi kaksi brittilaista ilmailijaa
vierailulla Zeebruggessa ia on
nistuivat he vahingoittaa erasta
vedenalaista laivaa ia haavotta-
maan ia surmaamaan tykist0pat-
ruillissa olevia miehia, jotka var
tioivat rannikkoa englantilaisten
laivojen hy0kkaysten varalta.
Viimeksi julaistu virallinen
raportti selittaa, ettei American
Dunkirkissa oleva konsulaatti
vahingoittunut erittain pahasti
Ell mainita onko tassa raportis-
sa mainittu kaikki saksalaisten
ilmailijain tekemat vahingot, sill
la aikaisemmin ilmotettiin saksa-
laisten pudottaneen Ranskan a.
lueelle kokonaista 80 pommIa.
Yksi naista brittilaisista ilmai-
lijoista oil eskaaderipaallikk0 r.
B. Davies, joka teki askettain
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Psrtugaalin asema sotaan NAH
den on Omituinen.

Portugal on mita epamiellyt-
tamammassa asemassa European
Sotaan maiden. Saksalaiset ovat
hyokanneet Portugalin Angolas-
,sa olevaan alusmaahan ia taiste-
lus saksalaisten ia partugalilais-
ten valilla on jo kestanyt parisen
kuukautta. Eika Saksa ole kui-
tenkaan julistanut sotaa Portu-
gala vastaan; Saksan minister
on edelleen Lissabonissa ia Por-
tugalin minister Berlinissa.
Portugalin viranomaisten ju-
hstama taisteluluettelo tietaa
yhden upseerin saaneen surman-
sa ia kahden upseerin haavoittu-
neen. Miehia arvellaan portugal
lilaisten menettaneen noin 800.
Portu,. ,.alilaiset ovat puolestaan
haavottaneet ia surmannee 200
.saksalaista. Portugalilaiset ovat
nyt lahettaneet Angolaan 400
miehisen joukon ia he ovat tilan-
meet Yhdysvalloista aseita ia am
pumatarpeita.
Takalaista Saksan lahetyst0a
vartioidaan y0ta paivaa. Portu-
galin halIitus on antanut malaria
ytsen, eta kaikkien saksalaisten
tSytyy ilmoittautua saann0llis-
ten valiaikojen kuluttua Portu-
yalin viranomaisille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Venajalla vastustetaan sOtaa.

Eras saksalainen sanomalehti
on julaissut kirjeen jonka olisi
pitanyt kirjoittaa tsaarin suku-
laisen, jonkun venalaisen prins-
sessan ia jossa suuren osan hal
litussuvusta ia Venajan aatelis-
tosta vakuutetaan vastustavan
nykyista sotaa, selittaen sen ole
van venalaisten, tuhoamista ia
tarpeetointa ihmishengen huk-
kaa. Kirjeessa kerrotaan vena-
laisten kaatuneitten luvun mousse
van Wine marraskuun lopussa
100000 mieheen ia haavoittu-
neiden tai muuten sodassa ter
veytensa menettaneiden luku
100000.
Monet venalaiset aristokraa-
tit pitavat nykyista sotaa tar
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Armchair Observation-Disclosures
hyYakSytty.

Kahden paivan vaittelyn jail
keen maapuolustuslaitosten Ii
saamisen johdosta hyvaksyttiin
edustajahuoneessa armeijan me-
noarvioehdotus, jossa my0nne-
taan 100000, 900 dollaria valtion-
varoa armeijaa varten.
Maan sotalaitosten lisaamisen
ia vahvistamisen puoltajat tais-
telivat viimeiseen saakka saa-
dakseen lisamy0nnytyksia, NUT
ia heidan ponnistuksensa eivat
saaneet kannatusta republikani-
en- eika demokratien johtajien
taholta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Saksalaiset havisivat hy0katessaan Eng
lannin laivaston kimppuun merella.
Saksalainen sotalaiva Bluecher uponnut.

lentomatkan Bruggen yli, pudot-
taen pommeja sikalaiselle rauta-
tieasemalle. Ennen Zeebruk-
keen saapumistaan piiritti Da-
vieksen seitseman asetettua il
mailijaa ia vaikkakin han haa-
voittui jonkunverran, onnistui
han lentamaan rannikkoa pitkin
pakoOn ia palaamaan takaisin.
Zeebruggessa onnistuivat brit
tilaiset ia ranskalaiset ilmailijat
ampumaan alas yhden saksalai-
sen ilmalaivan, ia ilmailija ia ha-
nen mukanaan oleva huOmioiden-
tekija saatiin kiinni. Liittoutu-
neiden ilmailijat pudottivat Zee
bruggeen yhteensa 27 pommia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Itavaltalaiset estavat venalaisten
hy0kkayksen. Venalaiset etene-
vat PreusSin raialle.


Akkia tapahtunut itvaltalais-
ten joukkojen vahvistuminen
yhdennellatoista hetkella estaak-
seen venalaisten hy0kkayksen
Unkariin luonnollisena seurauk-
sena Bukowinan valloittamisesta
nayttaa olevan tarkein tapahtu-
ma koko sotanayttam0ll& nykyi-
sin. Venalaiset nakyvat taman
huomanneen ia Petrogradista
tulleissa sahk0sanomissa my0n-
netaan Observation-Disclosures
armeijan hy0kkaavan toiminnan
siirtyminen itaisen sotanaytta-
mon etelaiseen osaan.
Toinen huomattavampi ilmi6
on venalaisten eteneminen ita- ia
lansi-Preussin rajoilla, jotka
liikkeet saksalaisten tiedonan-
noissa my0nnetaan, mutta sa-
malta ilmotetaan, etta uutta
hy0kkaysta Preussiin eli vol ta-
pahtua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Pohjoisnaparetkeilijaa etsitaan
iimalaiyoiIIa.

New York, N. Y. - American
ilmailijaklubi ilmoitti eta Sc al.
koo lahettaa pohjoisnavalle lima
laivarethkunnan etsimaan lima
1aivaretkeilijaa Vilhjalmur Ste
fenssonia, joka on noin vuoden a.
jan ollut kadoksissa. Matkallc
aiotaan ottaa useita hydroplaa-
neja ia on tata retkea valmistel-
tn Burt McConnelin suunnitel-
man mukaan. Mcconnell on al
noa Stefenssonin retkikunnasta,
.joka pelastui lahtemalla aikai-
:semmin palausmatkalle. Ste
fenssonin mukana on kymmenen
miesta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Suomiko vaarassa?
Pelataan saksalaisten ilmalaivoil-
Iaaan hy0kkaavan Suomeen.

Pelataan saksalaisten ilmalaivOil-
laaan hy0kkaavin SuOmeen.
Lontoo. - Ruotsista Wine
paivina saapuneet sahk0sanomat
kertovat, etta STELLA odotetaan
saksalaisten- tekevan ilmalaiva-
hy0kkayksen Suomeen tarkoi-
tuksella sarkea rautatie, joka yh-
,distaa Suomen ia Ruotsin. Ta-
ma rautatie kiertaa Pohjanlah-
den pohjoisrannikon ympari ia
sen havittaminen olisi paha isku
Venajalle, koska Sc vol ola yh-
teydessa liittolaistensa kanssa
ainoastaan taman tien kautta ia
Itameri on miinoitettu ia LAVA
kulku Argankelin kautta vol kat
keta nina paivana tahansa jaa-
Suhteiden takia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Aqua SerbialaiSillel

Hoyrylaiva Lusitanialla saapui
Nine Slavko Groutch New Yor-
kiln ia aikoo han jarjestaa Ame-
rikassa komitean, joka tulee ke-
raamaan avustusta serbialaisille
maanviljelijoille, joiden kodit o
vat tulleet havitetyiksi sedan ja-
loissa. Mrs. Groutch on entinen
Miss Mabel Dunlapp, Virginasta
ia toivoo han voivansa poistaa
serbialaisten hataa. Hanen mie-
hensa on Serbian ulkoasiain mi
nisterist0n sihteeri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Kauheat Olot maanjaristys-
alueella.

Huolimatta huonosta saasta
joka on muuttanut maanjaris-
tysalueen muta- ia lumimereksi,
kay kuningas Victor Emmanuel
saannollisesti maanjaristysseu-
dulla avustamassa valiaikaisissa
teltoissa asuvia ihmisia.
Ty0laisten, jotka kaivavat n.y.
kyaan ruumiita raunioista, tay-
tyy kayttaa kasvoillaan naamioi-
ia tai tuketa sieramensa pumpu-
lila raunioista nousevan l0yh-
kan takia, joka johtuu matane-
vista ruumiista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Rumania Ottaa $25,000,000
lainan.

Rumanian hallitus on parhail-
laan Observation-Disclosures
New Yorkista tai Lontoosta.
Pankkiirien on kasketty pita-
maan asia salassa, rumanialais-
ten pankkiirien matka Lontoo-
seen tunnetaan samoin kuhn hei-
dan matkansa edelleen New
Yorkiin ostamaan Yhdysvallois-
ia sOtatarpeita. Taalla Ollaan va.
kuutettuja siita, eta kysymys
on vahintain $25,000,000 lainan
hankkimisesta Rumanialle, vii
den prosentin korolla.