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Evening star., 1915-03-25
JOHN ALBEE SUCCUMBS;
WAS AUTHOR AND POET
Death Comes After Four Months Ill
Health-Funeral Held This
Afternoon.

John Albee, poet and author, died yes
terday at 1854 Belmont street north
west. Funeral services were held there
this afternoon, Rev. DR.. Ulysses G. B.
Pierce officiating. Mr.. Albee had been
in i'll health for about four months.
and his death Is believed to have been
the result of a shock received when his
home in the White mountains burned
to the ground last october. Following
this, Mr.. and Mrs. Albee came to Wash
ington, where they boarded.
Mr.. Albee was born In Bellingham,
Mass. April 8. 1888. He was educated
at Andover and Harvard. During his
student days he was frequent visitor
to the home of Ralph Waldo Emerson.
He was deeply Influenced by Emerson
and Thorneau, and was an intimate
friend of the Alcotts.
Soon after leaving Cambridge Mr.
Albee married Harriet Ryan, founder
of the Claiming Home in Boston. They
lived for many years at New Castle.
n. H. Here Mr.. Albee wrote many of
his works. For nine years the couple
lived in Washington. During his later
years Mr.. Albee had lived at Chocorua.
N. II. In addition to his wife, Mrs.
Helen r. Albee, one daughter, Mrs. L.
Roscoe Mathews of New York, survives
him.
Among his productions are Prose
Idylls." "Remembrances of Emo rson. :"
History of New Castle" and "Confes-
sions of Boyhood."
Evening star., 1915-03-25
CLAYTON NAMED FOR VACANCY
Succeeds W. J. Donovan, Whose
Funeral Was Held Today,

Claude E. Clayton. per diem en-
ploye in the office of the assessor of
the District, today was appointed by
the Commissioners to fill the vacancy
caused Tuesday by the death of Will
liam ]. Donovan. a clerk in the Office
since 1884.
Funeral services for Mr.. Donovan
were held this afternoon at his late home
in Wardman Courts, Rev. Samuel H
Greene, pastor of Calvary Baptist
Church, officiating.
Mr.. Donovan, who was seventy-nine e
years old. was a native of County Cork.
Ireland. At one time he was property
clerk in the District police department,
being succeeded by Maj. Sylvester, who
subsequently became chief of the de-
partment. He is survived by three
nado Beach, Cal; Mrs. Catherine D.
Moore of Bristol, Tenn, and Mrs Clara
D. Adams of Boston, Mass.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
WICKERSHAM SPEAKS
AGAINST EQUAL SUFFRAGE
"There Will Be No Ono to Care for
Children" He Says, II Women
Take Up Work Of Men.

NEW YORK, March 16.-0eorge W.
Wickersham. formerly Attorney Gen
eral. addressing q meeting OF anti
suffraxists here yesterday. said that
If women serve on juries or in the
militia or assume the other manifold
obligations Of citizenship. 'the homo
will be broken up. for there will be no
one TO care for the children"
TT becomes question:. he said,
w neither the home shall make way TOT
the institution. whether the chivairy.
the recognition Of the higher qualities
OF women shall be thrown aside IN
favor Of large community In which
men and women shall compete In q
scramble for positions one above the
other"
Mr.. Wickersham said there had been
a great change in the attitude OF mon
In this state toward woman suffrage In
the last few weeks, and that many VINO
had been apathetic now realized that II
was their duty to work for tho oeieat
of the measure.
Every woman has the ear of at least
one man" he said, and II she is op-
posed to suffrage 1t is her duty to con-
vince him and make him go forth 70
the polls AS general thing men Will
do just what women ask them to-"
Mr. Wickersham spoke at meeting
held in the home OF Mrs. B. Aymar
Sands.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
HENKEL MADE RECEIVER.
Will Take Charge Of Affairs of Gus
tay Stickley, the Craftsman.

Justice Mccoy today appointed Will
liam Henkel of New York as ancillary
receiver of Gustav Stickley. the Crafts
man. Inc, which has its principal place
of business at 6 East 39th street, New
York city, and branch at 1912 H
street northwest. The bond of tho re-
ceiver was fixed at $4,000. The stock
of furniture in this city Is estimated
to be worth 100000.
The court is told in petition filed
by Attorney Peachy Spencer that a
petition in bankruptcy was fled
against the corporation last Tuesday.
and that MIR Henkel was appointed
receiver in that jurisdiction. The state
ment is made that the company ad-
mitted in writing it's inability to pay
its debts and it's willingness to be
adjudged bankrupt.
An attachment was issued late yes
terday afternoon against the corpora
tion In the District Supreme Court for
rent due the Wilkins Securities Com
pany. Attorneys Wilson, Huidekoper
& Lesh appeared for the landlord.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
GOLDBERG TO GO on TRIAL
FOR ALLEGED VICE TRUST
Charged New York Combine Divided
$1,25O,OoO a Year Profits and
Paid Big for Protection.

NEW YORK, March 25.-Mortch
Goldberg. whose arraignment was on
the calendar today In the court OF spe-
cial sessions. is accused Of being an
official of a vice trust which main
tanned more than forty resorts In this
city. controlled nearly 1000 inmalo..
and divided $1,250.0o0 a year profits.
The district attorneys Office has evil
nearly $4,000 a year to the police for
protection.
Goldberg was to plead to an indict-
ment found In June. 1913. After the
finding of the Indictment Goldberg and
four others accused fled from the city
and the district attorney was compelled
to abandon the inquiry which was be-
gun soon after the murder of Herman
Rosenthal. the gambler. Of which Charles
Becker. police lieutenant. was convict
ed Recently he returned to this city
and was arrested.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
GERMANS NOTIFIED Of
ATTACK ON RELIEF SHIP
Minister Van Dyke Ayers Aviator
Hurled Bombs and Endangered
the Craft.

Minister Van Dyke at The Hague. 1t
was announced at the State Department
today, already has directed the attention
of the German government to the recent
attack by a German aviator on the Bel
gian relief commission steamship Elf
land Off the Dutch coast
1t was represented that the aviator
hurled bombs at the Elfland and endan-
rered her No reply TO Minister Van
dykes representations has yet been re-
,eiyed.
Secretary Bryan looked into the mat
.er and announced that the American
government also would communicate
With Berlin at once.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
U. S. Not Shipping "Dumdums. %

The German embassy's second charge
that dumdum bullets are being shipped
from the United States to the allies has
not been substantiated by an investi-
cation by army ordnance experts, and
the State Department has so informed
Count Won Bernstorff. the German am
bassador.
The ordnance experts held that the
wounds shown in photographs could
not have been inflicted by bullets Of
which specimens were submitted.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Guilty of Conspiring to Defraud.

READING. Pa. March 25.-A verdict
Of guilty was rendered by jury here
today against David w. Rothensies OF
Delhi, NJ Y; Charles A. Stephens of
Philadelphia and Frederick G. Ander-
son, Baltimore, promoters Of insurance
companies, who were on trial here
charged with conspiracy TO defraud.
It is alleged that investors In the three
companies lost about $4,000.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
GIRLS IN LIQUOR CASE
HELD IN PHILADELPHIA
Gertrude Bean and Elsie Worthing.
ton, Named as Witnesses,
Arrested.

certrude Rean. whose mother resides
~ 737 7th street southeast, and Elsie
worthington, whose address Is gwen
.s zoo 10Th street southeast. and VINO
were named as witnesses in cases IN
volving charges OF selling liquor 70
minors filed against Frank Wolf. al2
1otb street northwest. and Henry NJ
Marks, proprietor Of Marks Hotel, lo'n
and streets northwest, We're a.
in Philadelphia last night.
rnanactor Boardman was Informed
NJ their arrest. and he wired the Phlia-
delphia authorities to Release o
worthington girl. as thsre
charge against her in this cry.
against Gertrude Bean. howeNer. hn1
.he was held Lieut.. John +. 1atts u
the vice squad went to fhiiaoeipi
today to bring her back ,he
Henry Marks case was ,,.., -,
police Court today. 1t was alleeen ~
the information filed against him .ha'
he sold liauor to Elsie Northihs'oi. u.
lie entered a plea OF not gulitS 10 the
eharse and demanded jury 'riai'
No date was fixed for the trial
Left City a Week Ago.
The police are trying to ascertain
who. II anybody, is responsible lot tne
GIRLS leaving the city while the hduor
cases were pending, and, II is sta'eo'
thew may make an effort to institute
c,;rr,naI proceedings when all the
facts become known. 1t Is sald py tne
noIice that the girls LETT TINS citS a.
night about a week ago, going SUM
distance in an automobile, the number
80 which was learned by the poilce.
telegram sa to have oeeh Sent
from philadelphia and bearing she
name of one of the Sirls corud - =
rsouest for the loan of 500. Inc mes
sage. II Is said. was addresseu and
81 the men vino is under charges anu
AGAINST whom the girls are scneoulea
~ appear as witnesses. IL IS sara .ha'
ne refused to notice II.
when the police learned OF the senu
ag Of the telegram. II IS saio, @ a., oa,Ia5
- 70 assist in the investigation. anu
located the two girls at the hotel
-r.c,ed in the message. The ponce
s ' learned that at least one iet-
~ wed the sending OF the tele-
,5st-. .,e
.a..tl.,l 2hia detectives arrested tne
-,rty are reported to have re-
" who paid their fares 70
MA 31..,er city or who suggested tne
Esp awakened in their room
sr.r. aan.,d their identity and pro-
.4tsa al4...st being arrested.
CLIPPINGS Found in Their Room.
.9.ra sngs from Washington papers
...rttoaing their names in the two
.ror cases pending in Police Court
Ills city, were found in their room.
lieut. Cats and Detective Howes
9TH members of the vice squad. are
the prose cutting officers in the liquor
.ases Elsie Worthington was scheduled
o appear in court today as the princi.
pal witness In the Marks case, ano
Gertrude Bean also was wanted, but
the demand for a jury trial postponed
the case automatically, and they were
not needed.
Il is probable that Gertrude Bear
win reach here lat this afternoon or
..arly tonight in custody of Lieut.
Catts She will be closely questioned
as to how and why she went away
md the result of the questioning may
mean that arrests will follow.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Death of Miss S. M. Jackson.

Miss S. NJ. jackson. sixty-seven years
old. a government clerk since 1872. died
at her home, 534 Goth street, Monday.
She has been i'll practically since the
first of the year.
Miss Jackson was born in Philadel-
phia, and was appointed to the govern
ment service from Pennsylvania.
Transferred to the internal revenue
service in 1877, she has been a clerk in
the stamp division since that time.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Your Boy-Don't Forget to Bring Him Here Tomorrow
Reefersto Be$0 Q6
Sizes TO 10 Years.

The little fellows of 2Il years
can also be htted-and very chic are
these new spring styles of shepherd
plaid and novelty homespun reefers
in tan and brown. Some OF Covert
Cloth and Navy Serge. The chevron
on the sleeve helps to give charac-
ter and make the p-ice--S2.o5-
seem very little. Second Floor
f elevators.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Ribbons
Street Floor.

Rare value-S-inch-wide Satir
Ribbons. in black, white and al
the new shades. Soc a 1n1
yard value. ue.............. OS\
Black and White Ribbons
stripes and checks, are much il
ssmlns; sspd, and dawn nsrs to. to sl.o 25c
Velvet Ribbons, with taffet;
back, 31a inches wide; are En,
worth 75c yard. Here at. OS(
Evening star., 1915-03-25

A woman's idea. of q mean husband
is one who refuses to talk back.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
3 for 1Oc
Street Floor.

The following SC articles are to
be ) for l0c tomorrow
Hooks and Eyes. Pin Books
-. Bias Seam Tape. Tomato
Pincushions. :. English Pins. -.
Thimbles. all Sizes Ideal Collar
Supports. -. Stocking Darners. =.
Belt Pin Books. Hollywood
Hairpins. Iron Holders. Sani-
tary Napkins. seamless.
These articles are standard at
Sc. At for l0c they create Fri
day bargains worth coming for.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
.T|LLMAN SAYS FLEET
COULD RUIN NEW YORK
Senator Thinks Hostile Vessels
Would Attack Through Long
Island Sound.

Senator Tillman. chairman Of the
naval affairs committee Of the Senate,
is Of the opinion that q hostile feet
could successfully attack New York. de-
stroy billions Of dollarS worth Of prop
tie damage to its vessels. Senator TILL
man said he thought the defenses Of
New York harbor would not prove ade-
quate against attack by battleshipe.
Though pay this tribute to the bat
tleships, said Senator Ttllman. Il do
not wish to be understood as being in
favor Of building a great number Of
oattieships at present. think that
until this war is over II is ridiculous
zation OF two new dreadnaughts in the
naval appropriation bill this year was
,olly II we are going to build two
pig warships. we should have built
not be surprised II by the end Of this
war every battleship afloat were obse-
iete. whom the submarine Is considered .
Senator Tillman pointed out that bat
eral good blows during the war abroad
Belitt1es Maneuvers.
Returning to the defenses of cities or
the American coast. Senator Tillman
said that every now and then there Is
war game staged in which great
quantities of powder are used. and then
tho referees decide that the attack by
the feet has failed.
Some day." said Senator Tillman.
we will get an umpire who decides
differently. and when we do there will
be an awakening. If our own feet
were to attack New York. 1t could re-
duce to ruins the great buildings in
that city and the forts defending it
could not prevent the destruction"
He predicted that an attacking fleet
would not bother with Sandy Hook at
sound and through He'll Gate, after
decorating mines that might be placed
In the way. He recalled that recently
the batleship Massachusetts, passed
through He'll Gate on her way from the
Brooklyn navy yard to Newport.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
laceS
Street Floor.

Boleros are being made of Is
and "a inch lace flouncings. Here
in black, white and ecru. Up to
$2.98 yard. As little c1 M
Nets, Silk and Cotton, As and u
inches wide. $1.75 yard, En-,
down to-. wv
For Vestees, Collars and Rufles
are Net a and ID Margot Lace 15c
Edges. $1.75 yard to-. AON
Evening star., 1915-03-25

First-Three pairs bought for the usual price of
one SecondThe de has be saved with supple
mentary pairs for times of rest and work.
Evening star., 1915-03-25

All the best styles,
growing in popularity.
Let the expert explain.
Street Floor, near G.
Street Door.
Evening star., 1915-03-25

Persian trimmings-just touch
are used on spring suits and
dresses. Up to $3.50 TO-
yard. As little as. lSC
Braided Net Bands are ultra
fashionable. Up to $1-5o E0r
yard. AS little as......... OSN
Buckles, in colors to match
dress materials, are newly o.
correct. Here at........ AON
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-26
@ilia fppiss nOpeasti eanneila.

@innipegistG ilmoitetaan, ettG I'd.
man filiifalloen aifanamoIlinneet fini-
mat ilmat omat fppiptt6neet ipiliaa
min nopeasti ettG. faiffi lasfelmat
tasiG iubteesia oipat fGpneet aripotto-
mifii. &iilifauii iitten lasfettiin etta
miIian leifful tliIee pleiiefii nasta e..
lofitun 25 pGiipGn tienoilla. Wani.
tobasia miime piifolla trli leifatrf.
II foin 60-70 prolenttia, ia iuboe
fai on iotenfin Jana toiiiinfin ldn.
men maafrntiin nab6en.
8ielG fulifauii iitten iefd maan-
miIjeIijoitG ettG iaalistoiia ipaipaii
pelfo iiitd ettd paffaiet ia muut tll-
bot poiipat tiirmella iaoon. gtpt to-
ma pelfo on tppten baibtunut. SGtG
oiottaa iefin ettG tliffltfauppiaat, iot-
ia tefeipGt liifettG ntaanpilielpsmaa-
fnntien naalaisten fansia, otpat nDt
IGbettGneet faiffi tilalifiet aiianomai-
file, ipaiffa noita tilalfiia pibGttilpGt
fiirfauiia pelosta ettd iato tulee bno-
no.
Sasfatcbepanin maafunnan maan.
pilielpsministerin antamon tieoon
mufaan Sasfatcbepanisia iato titlee
iotenfin fesfinfertainen. &postomil'
ielps on aibeuttanut fen etta fpariin
fin iaipiperGiiilld MALTA rifaruobot
erifoiiesti n. t. pillifaitra, orpat pi'
lanneet latoa 300 proientilla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-26
eiirtolaiIans gamaoaan ,ua6entps.

Siirtolaiiius CANADIAN on miime
aifoina palion mdbentpnpt, erifoiies-
ii iitte iooan alfamiien, frten on ollut
otaflnttaipaafin. Sliiirin iiirtolais.
tulma oil tpuoiina 1912-19t3, jol-
loin maaban tlili 402,432. NGistG
of t50,542 brittiIGistG ia 10000
Obopsmalloista iiirtpnpttG. Seurna-
mana robastopuonna tuli maaban
3S4,878. @iime maalisfiiun lop.
puun p1GttpnGnG ipnotena iaapli
m1aaban ainoastaan 144,7S9.
Sitten M. 1900 CANADIAN on iaa-
puriit 3,050,611 iiirtolaista, joista
cngIantilaiiia on ollut 1,159,62S.
&iinalaisten rnaaban t1ilo on ipG.
bentpnpt, ntitG oiottaa ie ettd fiina.
Iaiiista tnleipa tlilo on iiiuresti mG.
bentpnpt. &iinalaisten on Gana-
oaan iaapuesia mafiettaipa ipiiiiia-
| tad 0ollarta bdllttut1elle. SallttuS
iai miime nuonna tdstd lGbteestG
$577, 800. 8nonna 1913-1914
balIitus iai fiinalaiiilta $3,539.000.
Sanalla fun iiirtolaiiiiits on rtaa-
ban pGbentpnpt, iomalla maanpilie.
liiGiiirtolaisten iuboelifu on pienen-
tpnpt ia teoIliiuiistpolGisten iuuren-
tnniit. Sept fiimminfin balIitrs TO-
ettaa tpaifiittaa ettG etupd1siG maan-
ipiIieIiioita iaapiiii maaban. Soban
loputtia' luuIlaanfin maantpiIieliioi.
I'd mirtaatpan iruremmasia mG6rasiG
maaban.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-26

Waiten idttiIdisicfa npfpGdn Guro-
pasta on, sdfittdd fiitd, ettG iiiben
finIuu 21,770,0OO- miestG, iotfa o.
ipot aieisia. adistd on 1880, 900
baioitettuina Inoioille aIoiIe Iiittou.
tuneioen puoIelIa ia $3.50. 900 Sof-
ian, StdipaIlan ia Turfin arnleiiois.
ia. 2iittoutiineilla on t,442 iotalai.
ipaa, ioita ipostasio on 666 fotalai.
ipaa. 2iittoitiineioen ipaItafllntien
afifasIilfu tefee 500 miliponaa, iii-
ben lasfettuna urp0s Snoian iabat
iniIioonat. Safian ia fen Iiittolais.
ten aiiifasliifu ON $50 milioonaa.
Subtifiiun pdi,bddn mafioi ny.
tpinen iota 10 miIioonaa 6oIIaria ia
tdrndn eIofnliu nlfu,in Is tabatta
miljoonaa 6ollaria, ettamatta Sta.
liaa luflun.
gnglannille matiaa npfpinen iota
3 fiiufail6esia enempi fi,in boeriiota
inafioit iofa festi 2 muotta ia 7 fun.
fantta. &
SafiaIIe mnfiaa iota $8, $50, 900
iofainen pGitpG. @nglanniIle palion
enenlpi ia @endidiIe rnpos enempi.
Sobto tGsid iooasia on usfottu man.
boien urosten fdiiin. ysuoret menet.
tdipGt benfenid iaooisia tubaniisio,
ututta ipanbat pGdIlifot iobtaa beitd
lurmattapafii.
Sotamarialffa bon Sinbenbure ON
SO iplo6en panba.
&enraali Soffre. Mansfan arnei.
jan plipGGIiff5 ON 70 puotios ia
bant6 lGbin artposia, fenraali Bau,
on 68.puotias.
@nglannin iotan,ittisteri loroi
&itcbener on 67 ipno6en panba ia
gnglannin plipGdlIiffo. fenraali Sir
Sobn Srencb on So muotta panba;
@enGiGn plipddlliff0, iuirirubtinas
gsifoIai on .65-ippofias, sStaIian pli.
pGdlliffo, freiipi GaSorna on 70 puo.
oen lpanba ia Serbian urmeiian pli.
pddIIiffo, fenraali Eiitnif on &C.
puotiaS.
&enraali BON Wuefenien on ga.
nliotias ia 2tnieneen 65 tuuotta ipan-
ia. Curtin nrnleijan plipddlliffo.
iafiolainen fenraali bon Der @ota on
70 nuotias. soeoF,t; !,
Sottitneetctniebet iobtatpnt faiffial-
Ia npfpista iotaa. - rssH
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-26
SaffaIniiet fariinert tappiom Ssiiam
ebuStaiIG.


Eietari Dendi1, elof. % b. =
Seuruaipa WiralIinen iIinoit,s annet-
tim tddltd t1nGGn: :
Safian laiipasto or fGrlinpt Il.ii-
rem bdtpion ia iattanpt 9tiianlaboen. /"
Fietarista Central NeipiilIe iaupii-
neesia Iennatintie1psia ianotnar:
"8aitafiinnan oruman preiioentti on
olummr istiinnosfa ilmoittanitt, ettd
Saffa on menettdnpt taistehiristeili-
ia 0Soltfen,. folme nliiiitn risteilii11
io ieitienan torpeeoopenett3 9fiian
labaelIn.
Safialaiiet prittiipGt pieoG iouffo-
joan mnibin labella Beripini1 9fiian-
laboen itaiielld rannifolla 35 mailin
pa1sid faupiingistn. gseli1' aIttsta
.tapnna iotilnita ottt oiaa bpoffGpf-
.ieen miitta Den1laiiet naaioufot
loiWat bpoffadiat tafaiitn ia anasti-
NOT befodn alufienfa.
"Wei6an Observation-Disclosures
Weustallamerella otpat tiibomeet ia-
ia trrffilaistu alitsta."
Safialainen taisteluretfeiliiG Iai.
na, Woltfe. oil $4,000 tonnin fan-
toinen ia tatpalliiisia oloisfa fen mie-
bistooa fttitlui 1.107 iipieeria ia me-
riiotilasta. Moltfen oil Tnrfille Iuo-
pittettsrt @oebenin iifarlaiipa. 500
ialfaa pitfG. Gen aiestufieen fliului
fpnmenen 11.tuumaista, 12 6.tllil-
maista ia 13 "a parnan fanulnaa.
Saman liidfii laiipan aiestufieen
fuului faffi 20 human torpee6oplit-
tea. 2aipa oil rafennettu ipuoiina
1911 ia oil fen tlopeus 90 ioImlnip6.
lid tlinnisia. Noltfe otti olaa ipiime
tammifiiulla Bobianmerell1 tapabt,l.
neeieen nerttaistelulin, ioSia iafia-
lainen risteilijG 8luecber lpotettiin.
@uonna 1912 of Woltfe gbbpsmaI.
tain rannifolla mieraillen iafIalaiien
lailpastoesfaaoerin mlifana. 2aipon
armioioaan tulleen mafiamaan noin
12,000,000 ooIlaria.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-26
snuntaIainen iaamAt imnan alIe.

Sunnlntaina, elof. 8 p. flo 4,3O
iGi iltomalainen, Sobn gtienti taGllG
tiinnettu nimeIlG "geimetOn Snsii"
iunan ollie, lGbella Sort 8illiamia,
Gana6asia. 8ainaia oil fotoilin
Sltl1rin pitGiGstG 8aaian lGanistd
"geimeton" nimiiestG torpasta. San
of tposfenneIlpt iosiafin 6. IS. M:in
linialIa ia oil faiipungisia fapmds'
ia. Baluiimatfalla oil ban ldbtenpt
"ripaamalla" ia ioutlinrt iarrumie-
ben fansia tefemiiiin iofa banet
mnitta ntutfitta of aIas tpontdnpt iil-
Id ieuralfiello, ettG bGnen rltumiin.
ia meni fesfeltd fabtio, pldpuolen
iGG6esi1 fisfoien pdliin. sos mics
fiinni tarttuesiaan iunaon oliii put
oonniit fisfolle, Min bGnen ialfanio
eboottomasti oIiiiipat ntiirsfaantit'
meet, miitta fun iolat olipdt aiipar
ebi1nG, min ei ole pleeniG TOTO fiole'
man topoufiesta Ntpoitu tebbd ntiiiitc
iobtop11tost6, ftin ebelld ferrottiuir
tapaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-26

Gniim6inen, no. 1642 painettu flio-
usotoiuen Soamottu on Wireiniosia,
Yeinn., Mubnrnin maellG. Sen o.
misti Socob Semmins gastren, pas.
tori o. Gastrenin poifa, iofa iliuri
on sp6dsipt fristittpien aiitiioalIiieen
lepoon. Maamotlin, tamdn baripinai.
fen aarteen, onistaa mt S. s. Cast.
renin lesfi, 2aiia 2reeta gastren,
&iria on ifaGnid ndboen fpield bpiuin
idilpgpt ia fen ipfeiudt, pafilit fan.
net, iotfa oipat naballa pGGllpstetpt.
+s{oittapat ettG tGtd firiaa on palion
fdptettp iilld aiaIla, 273 ipilooen III.
liesia, iofa on frluniit iiitd fun To-
ma eniimaiten iiiomalainen Maamat.
tn on painosta tiilliit.
Yastori 8. gastren oulistaa mp0s.
tim folmannen iuomalaiien &aama.
tun, jofa on painettli 1853. WD0sfin
2,itberifien postilIan panbin painos
iiomenfielelId, iofa on painettu 10.
1913, on pastori Oaipio Gastrenin
firiastosia. 7 ess
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-26

Gnglannin miranomaiiet oipat Ga.
naoan ipiranomaiiilta tieoustelleet
palionfo Ganaoasta moi miliaa ulos
ipie6G ia palionfo taripitaan plindd.
rdiiia Iaipoia frlietiifieen Ganaoasta
gngIantiin. CANADIAN tpiranomaiiet
.pnoIestaan opat f6dntpneet Milo
fauppiaiben puoleen iaaoafieen fpip-
mpfiesi6 oleipat tieoot, iotfa fifteen I'd.
betetdGn @ngIannin ipiranonaiiille.
EGmGn toimenpiteen ianotaan IL.
meiiesti tarfoittapan iitd, ettd gng.
Iannin baIIitiis t,iIee ottamaan faiffi
mbDt1mGn CANADIAN ipilian. TGtG
oipatfin iifeat porbot, eifd faifista
ipabimmin tpiliafauppiaat tpoatineet.
h,n io6an oifana Ell moi mppoa mil.
iaa ntliille fiitn @nglanniIIe ia liitto.
IaiiilIe ia IiittoIaiietfin opat fpfe-
nenidttontid iuorastaan ostanlaan
piIiaa @anaoasta iiitd ippstd ettG TO-
timaan baIlitus eli moi antaa Iuottoa
ostoiilIe, ioilIa ei ole fateistd rabaa
tarpeefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-26
8rainerS on fniluana.

8iime lanantaina puolenpGiipGn
aifaan iiiliettiin tadlld faiffi fapafot
eritpiien intiaaniaiiain agentin 8en-
Ionin mdGrGpfiestd ia bdn otti npos-
fin tafaipariffoon @ortbern grpreis-
pbtion fonttorista folme tpnnprid o-
lutta ia folme laatiffoa palouiinaa.
8aifalliien erpresiifonttorin boitaial-
le anettiin mddrGps, ettG ban Ell iaa
enaS ottoa pastaon tai IGbettaG pb-
tGGn pdfiiuontia.