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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10
"Katso, nina seison ovessa ia kolkutan."
keSdJcta Odctettiin
Krj. hanna Rauta
linn. .: 20.
Kirj. Bamna Rauta

ppipttGG mieltG louffaantlineena &c.
maa fobtaan - loitffaantuminen il.
Ii pois ia Mnni unobtui.
@utta tpostd foctti bGn pitdd film
nj fpniin bampain, iiad ie oil ainoa
bumi banen pfiinGiippoesldGn. SGn
of mibfinpt itienid ldbettilddfii fali-
pungin poifien fesfuuteen, ia tGbGn
mirfaania alfoifin ban mielistpG pbG
enemmGn. Wif1li foulutoltG joittui,
fofoii ban poifia illanmiettoibin, mel
beitG fotiinia, banffi BELLE firioia,
retfeili, iopa leiffi beiodn fansiaan.
Sc tiiotti b1nelle arlpaamatonta tpp-
optpstG.
Wittta behind, iolloin of pfiin,
waltaii bGnet fuitenfin faipaus. =
Si @epa, mifG perraton tpotomeri
Tina minulle oliiitl @tf0 pmmGrrG,
ett1 nina Glen pfiin?
- Inna minulIe toperi = pppii
ban SerraIta.
81 ban iaanut %ianotafii: anna nil
MULE @ema. Wtlttta tarfoitus oil ia.
ma.
Siliaiiina betfinGGn iaattoi ban
tiintifauiifii idaod aiattelemaan pad
painettuna fdiien paraan. Siljainen
lurumieliipps merboii iilloin banen
lpoGmeniG. SGn a%jatteli Innia ia
pientG 2eenaa, jatteli omaa aiemaan-
ia ia ibmiseldmGG plipdGtaGn. Iiat-
tell @ewaafin. SpoGmiG, eriaaGr.
olerpia, lppGt fuilut mGlill1dn..
Miten bojanaista, miten epGtap-
oelIistGl Sofa tabolla aufoo puute
letpeGd fitaania. Yuiittuu, puuttui,
pllttltu.
2oboutufiefleen muisti bdn: Scum
tttlee ie, mifd on tdpoelIistd, fatoaa
ie, mitG on waillinaista." Diff ollut
iietGmGtont6 f%atiella ibmisten fesfi.
nGiiiG iubteita, ellei tiennpt tulewas.
ia tGpoelliippoestd ia 10 olemasta.
2unastlis oil tGpoellinen ia iiina oil
mpos tuleman tGp6elliippben tafuu.
IGin mietti Zero. SGnen iiidinen
ibmilenid fasmoi, fatieenla lai enent'
man ulottuipailuiitta ia tpotarmo
mabmistii, mutta faipaiis Ell fam.
munut.
BitfinG ipfipiiinG iltapubteina JOB.
tut bGnen nlein uubelleen barfitie-
maar, onto atpioliitto bGnen ia @e-
man mGliIIG ifuinen maboottomuus
- foetti barfita epGitieffGGsti, wa-
famamieliiimmir.
81, ie Ell ole maboottomilis. SUI
mala on fen iallino, Sdnet tdptDp ie
lallia. GibGn ie rifo Sanen idanto.
iaGn, eifG fetGGn iorra ia %pabingoita.
Oliban ban faiftenia foettamlt
Iaobofleen gnnin tafaiiin, miitta ban
eli ole titIlut. &enties Ell iuuri faif-
feaan . Sliiiban Doimtt %ieurata
bantG fielIoistaan buolimatta paiffa
fuinfa falis, etiiG bdnet Daiffa mao.
ilman GGristG, fun eoellptpfiend of
ientGGn ie, ettG @nni rafasti bGntG.
Mtutta bdnet oil ppidbopttdnpt en-
iimdinen tielIe iattinut este, fe, ettei
tiennpt @nnin oioitetta Siifbolmas.
ia, ie main.
OIiban fifth ieltudd, etta @nnin
pGatos OF boriumaton. 81 iiina et-
iinnGt diff aiittaneet.
Sifiipd ban %iaattoi aiatella afpio.
liiton olemottomofii iilla eibdn iitG
muooosta pfij maon fafii. Oliban
Jana tempaiifo toiien fuolema tai io-
fin miiu moimo.
Wit6 uieamnlin Zero tefi fierto-
fuIfunia, iitd lGbemmGfii pd6ii ban
alma pG6mGGrGGniG: SumoIa on iuo-
iua bGneIIe geipan.
@utta @eipo Ell taboo. Mmioliitto
meiodn fesfen on bGnest1 mG1rin.
SlmaIa On toinuttaipa bdnet, on
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10

reumaattiiet mailpat, miel1p1 poloi.
men &ilttifin - ia faiffi ~faibominen
oil mennpt menoiaan.
81 bGn iG6npt ooottelemaan, ettG
9lnni title lebbist1 allan buomaiii, eli
ia liioin ~tpptpnpt main firieelliiesti
ilmoittamaan, maan pdGtti beti lGb-
TED Tufbolmaon.
SdrfeG lebti buolelliiesti fofoon-
tGdrittpnG pistettiin matfalauftuun.
SelIaiiia wiemiiiG felpaii fuliettaa.
SGtG tooistustappaletta mastaan
omat faiffi Mnnin mGitteet moimat.
tomiu. sc b1nt1 faifen matfaa iban
nauratti - iilld ban tieii, ettG glnni
on ~iittefin fen festGwppttG foettele.
pa, fun beti.antautumiien estdG ~
pens.
ga gliimraa ibastutti Min mas.
tustamattomasti, fun ban niatteli,
minfa plldtDfien ban on bantfiwa
@erolle tiomalla bGnelle uuoenmiio-
oen-labiafii @nnin. 9aitfea iitG aia-
tellesia bGnen mieleniG iban nlortui.
sc bppdbteli ilosta.
8ibooinfin oil malta lopusia. 81
Glpiira ioutunut buomaamaart, mi
ten ifdmdnnGfoinen oil talo, mibin
bdn meni, miten pinned piba, miten
folfot portrait. SGnbGn fantoi fGiis-
i6Gn folmen ibmiien onnea.
Inni pllGttpi Min naboesiddn fila.
renia, ettG bGn iban falpeni. 8abat
aaipistufiet tGpttimGt dffipG6tG 3D.
men ipo1meniG, joten eli ban betfen
aifaan moinut ianoa jamaican.
@niin ban lulili @lmiiran iloi-
iitutta teesfennellpfii, mittta masta
mGbiteuen buomaii ban, ettG ie of.
fin oifeaa, ia etta iiiben fdtfeptpi io-
tain bGnelle tGrfeGG. Sept oil ban
taos tlifebtua n1ibin ultiiin, paint
Dastaiiiin aaipistufiiinia. Sdn Ell
poiniit niioen pninoa festGG, maan
bdnen taptpi iuoraapGGtG fpipG:
Gltpiira rafas, find tieoGt jo-
tairS iano, pubul
ghpiira meti DelfGsti liiofieen 3D.
taDtpneen iiiarenia.
- SieoGnb1n NINA, raffaani, tie
oGn = @eipa on mennpt fibloibin
Wartin fansia.
@dbGGn aifaan Ell @nni %ianonut
mitGGn, Ell liifabtanittfaar, miitta
bGnen pmp1rilleen fietolitltnut @l-
miiran fGii titnii, ettG ban mapiii.
Sitten betfen fliluttlia alfoipat fpp-
nelet perfalleen pltotaa bdnen fiji
mistGGn. :. .iGG alfoi iitlaa, alfoi
iulaa fatferrnis ia plpepsfin.
&eiGiieen fppnelmirtaan taittui
talipen malta. Sian of Inni FUN
maba Glpiiran fGiisiG, of taas beif-
TO nainen, lemmen maltoien pangit-
Jena. Siiar pmmGrii, ettd nbt oil
aifa toimia.
= @inoa tefo, millG mott iotpittaa
geroa fobtaan tefemdii pGGrpp6en,
on palata npt beti bdnen luofienia
- ianoi @lpiira iparmasti, paiffa
ip6GntG Tourist pelfo = ia iitd 70.
mitiista iinG ct iaa lpfGtd eoes emf
tpiiffoon. yboesiG I6bbemme td6Itd.
@nnin iilmiin tili idpffd lime. 81.
far buomaii fen, ia banen pelfonia
fasmoi.
- Sieoan, etd oIet pIped- iatfot
ban = mutta ieIIaista pIpepttd, mifd
estGG tefemGstG oifein, en- ole iiniis.
ia miIIoinfaan buomannut.
= @tfG iaa tpastafaan buomota-
binioabti @rni. = @aiffa miniir pi.
tGiii noprppttGG itfeni toto mail.
man eoesid, olen iitii plpeG, eta teen
fen minfG tieo6n oifeafii.
Gotf.)
Seripebbps nnorille.
go nliorena mif' arino Iao0a iruri
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10

tDHllsIu IoDIuuH.
Soulin ldbetesid firioitti Zero lp,
bpen firieeniG.
@ewan wastaus ilabutti bGntG.
SO ie, ettd @eipa aifoo Sapaniloan
j%oulufii, oil FUN iuloinen enne. Siel-
Ia onfin parempi pubua, iiell1 obiau.
tuu oifeaan.
@erpan tdptpp fulinnella, mitG I'D.
nelld on ianottamaa. Siella fotona,
Saponilasia, jouIuna.
so e~teiieen full Zero geipan GG-
men ruofaialista fabmifuppien beldb.
telpn tela, mutta ei gema main bcti
n1pttGptpnpt. grinomainen ilonlois.
te Gloin ia &irstin iilmisid ilmaiii
mposfin, ettG fauan faimattu on mib.
ooinfin tullut tafaiiin - ia oil fen
Zero 10 fulillut gemeliltGfin. Gema
oil iiis Sapanilasia, ia ie oil Min.
FUN ola pitt.
Suuri astuttaesia rliofaialiin as
tlti GeDa mastaffaiiesta oipesta, I'd.
0eSiG %leipGfori - mutta Ell lama &C.
100, icnfa ban of %taipannlit IelIon-
padslG, maan entinen iloinen, lilon-
nollilen ipapaa, beioGn oma @etpait.
ia. Slnsta liifabti geron ipoGn, fun
ban ojenii fareniG terwebopficfii.
SinG purbaat tGGlIG aiman
FUN ennen = ianoi Zero ibaillen.
= gtfd usfo, miten bausfaa icon.
Sstlttiin p0poGn pmpGri, ia to-
.panmufainen flrulumisten tieoustc-
III alfoi.
Sletfo io' fofonaan iGttGnpt
lairuaii99 = fpipi Zero @eipalta.
- Gn = ipielG = nastali tGmG
binfaa %punastuen.
Zero eli buomannnt ialaperGistG
jGnnitpstG, mifG mallitii toiiisia fes-
fen iloiien iutteliin.
Gema full Wartin osfelet feitti.
ostd, ia bGn pppii ipoGmenid pamp-
paillesia moimoa plb1Glt1, ei itiel.
leen, naan gerolle.
Martti astui iiiGGn teripebti mel
jedGn f6oenlp0nillG ia istliiitlii Ge-
man ipiereen. SGnnitps miriii fl
reimmilIeen.
geroa alfoi billfan oubostuttua,
iiIld iotafin omitlista oil mielisid.
SGn iiirii fatleenia t~oiiesta t%oileen
polittain fpiptpGsti.
= ct find taioa ~tietdGfdGn tpie.
Ia = ianoi Martti NIT.
= MitG fifteen?
&iti ia &irsti bpmpilimGt iloiiim.
min, mltta geman ipodntG fouristi
pelfo. Warttifin empi mGbGr, en-.
nenfiiin ianoi meIfein arfaillen:
- @ttG = ban fatioi @etpaan =
nina ole iaanut ioululabian ia 60
panila nitoret emGnndn.
- @iin, iellainen Ito fobtaii mel
ia tGnGGn = tobisti Giti, aaipista.
malta, ettei lie oliiifaan faifille lilo.
Soften t%iiiiotti Zero fiblaiituneibin
barmaan falpeana faSpoiltaatt, ban
of ndbnpt fatieen, minfa be loipat
toiiiinia. sos bGn diff olIiit aloit-
teliia itienid b~ilIitiemiiesia, Ell ban
oliii fpennpt nouiemaan ia fGpmdGn
bei6Gn lltofieen onnittelemaarl. Wiit-
ia moimia ie fpipi, fila bdnen pad.
tGGt buimaii fiiir diff bdnen ndb-
tamdfieen aietettii faiffien mabootto-
milifiien iumma.
SGnen pritpfieni6 ppipd bilpeGnd
poifutti iiirfean aiputtomalta. Genoa
iGGlitti. Sa bGrtG ibmetptti etteindt
toilet buomenneet @erosia nGptteli'
iGG.
sc bGmm1stptti @eroa itie1fin =
iiIla ban eli fpennpt miiistamoart
mistG beibGn iofeutenia oil ldbtoiiin,
eta ban itie oil fen aifaaniuunrt put
bumana alma main Mnnista mama
eron nnooet. NifG onni, etteitpdt
nGel
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10
LAsTEN YsTxvx.

LASTEN YSTxvx.
Am. Suom. Ev. Luth. Kansalliskirkon
Sunnuntaikoulujen aanenkannattaja
ilmestyy Ironwoodissa, Mich, kerran
kuukaudessa, jokaisen kuukauden is
paivan aikana.
Kustantaja
Am. Suom. Ev. Luth. Kansalliskirkko.
Tilaushinnat = American:
1 v~uosikerta ........... rs senttia
Suomeen ia Ulkomaille:
1 v~uosikerta ........... so senttia
HUOM.i PyhRkouluille je enemman
tilaajille ~my0nentaan kohtuullinen
alennus.
Rahoja voidaan lzhettsz postimer-
keissz, posti Money-orderina ia pank-
kivekselina. Tilaukset j. rahat on n
hetettsvs osoitteella:
LAsTEN YsTxvx,
L Box ss, Ironwood. Mich.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10

&asfain mielin palaii Zero Yel-
Ionp1GstG, fila bGn of baiioanmat
faiffi bullut baaipeenia ia balunia
Iitiien pGGtosten ollie. SGtt oil nGb-
mt, ettG ie oil @efpanfin tabto, ia oil
nGbnpt, mitG merfitiee: minun mai
moni. &atfaiiu oil iGlleen tapabtli-
nut ia fen tiilos oil: Inni = Mnni
poisiaolepanafin.
4nitenfin painti mieli mGfiiin III.
riiiiofii. Niin, baaoalla bartpoin
iIoitaan.
Nlitta bGnen biljalleen fltlfiesiaan
fotiin pGin malabti bGnen iofa iaie,
neeniG pbt'dffid uutta tarmoa, nntta
elGm1nintoa, iiIlG bGn muisti:
Sp0i
Siiben oil bGnellG Iiipa, tGpoelli-
men paltatiria. "Olfaa alma innof'
faat Serran tposid" :.
@inbaa maiibtia fifth ban loppu'
rnatfon SapaniIaar, mel ppordnid
Interim ia rienii iloram pGdta rart-
taon uimolla pubbistalitumaan mot.
fap0lpist1.
@ifG ban ieniGlestGfGGn %paneutu.
nut lep6dGm1Gn, ipaan olfoi i1rjes'
telI1 taiuaroitaan milittoa parten,
fila muiitaman pGipGn perGstd pitt
~fouIrjen toas aIfoo.
uuiin moimin, iiuiin innoin meti
bdn eiiin taIpella oloitetut tpoiltiir.
iteImot, iotfa oIipot jGGbG fuoleman
omifii 10 ennen ipntpmist1Gn.
Zero tieii lionteenio b~eiffouoen,
tieii itielt6Gn puuttupan = festG-
ipppttG. 81 oIoitteito.
Niitto MT fatioi ban robfeasti fiji.
mddn iitd uifaania ia mitteli moimi.
-nor, iiIId ban tieii, eta Iionnettafin
moi fospattoo.
SdIIoiiin eoeIIptpfiin aIfoi Iifu.
fauii, uuii tpon ia toimen fouii. &c.
fii1lId oil intoa ipoGmesid, poimoo
idntereisid.
60 fuitenfin oil foiffi ie into ia
toubu t~eenn6istd, Iiiiot p1dtoffetfin
oIiipot main Iouffantumiien oibelitta.
moo ubnioo. 2osfa Ell Gepo pGlitG
,endd bdnestd, Ell bdmfdd. -.
8oitto oil main ndennGinen.
Sion fen Zero biiomaii. 81 oIIiit.
fonn beIppoa ppipd usfoIIiiesad pois.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10

9ti5i.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02
BUSINESS MEN PLAN TO BEAT
FENDER LAW-BOY HIT BY.
AUTO DIES

AUTO DIES
Those members Of the big business
crowd who are actively fighting
against safeguards for heavy motor
trucks were uncovered last night
when they pulled off a meeting in the
Hotel Sherman.
The roll of those present included
representatives from the Fair; Car
son, Pirie, Scott & Co.; The Daily
News, Sprague-Warner's wholesale
house, the Star Motors Co., The
American Express Co., the H. Paul
man Co., agents for the Pierce-Ar-
row and stockyards packing houses.
Plans were laid to force the city
council to back up from its stand. for
the fender law. Big business men
and little business men were told to
see their aldermen and use every
means to get them to vote for a re-
peal of the law that the people want
and business doesn't. -.
Someone will introduce a repeating
ordinance before the first of the year,
it was said. Then every member is
urged to put his shoulder to the
wheel and crowd the aldermen until
they kill the auto truck fender ordi-
nance. Over $4,000 has been col
lected up to date for use against the
ordinance.
ct certainly looked as though they
would do anything rather than come
across with the cash for lenders"
said a business man today who at
tended the meeting. He would not
allow his name to be used for fear
that his firm might suffer.
'"Wm. Jennings, attorney for the
Motor Truck Owners Assn told
those present that Chief Healey
doesn't care whether the fender law
is enforced or not He gave them
the idea that the chief was with
them. His tip on this line, he told
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02
BUTCHER %, ROB 400, IN MEXICO
TRAIN ROBBERY

81 Paso, Tex, Nov. 2. - Twenty
eight Mexican de facto soldiers form
ing escort of train on Mexican Cen
trail railway line were butchered in
cold blood, 400 passengers were lined
up and robbed, and a German subject
beaten senseless by 200 Villista ban
dts at Laguna last Monday, when
the railway line was cut by Villistas.
-O-O
THREE SCHOOL GIRLS FATALLY
HURT IN TROLLEY CRASH
.Muncie, Ind, Nov. 2.-Three young
school girls were probably fatally
hurt, Peter Knoth, driver of a school
hack, badly injured and II other
school children less seriously hurt
when a line car on the Portland divi-
sion of the Indiana Union Traction
Line crashed into the school hack at
Como, near Portland, Ind. ,- --.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02

ton before Judge Smith might result
in their favor. If it didn't they were
told that an attempt would be made
to get the ordinance repealed.
Nothing was said about the num-
Der Of people killed every year by mo-
tor trucks. The little business men
who were present at the meeting
seemed to be the fish They were
told that the people didn't really care
about tenders, that the law wouldn't
hold water and that the people were
with the truck owners, that tenders
wouldn't prevent accidents.
"They told the little fellows a lot
of things. One speaker said he
wouldn't mind putting tenders on the
sides of his trucks, but he didn't
think they were any good on the
front"
While the business men were plan
ming a fight on the safeguards little
Willie Gruber, 9 years old, was writh-
ing upon a bed at his home, 2141
Roscoe st., suffering from crushing
injuries he had received a few hours
before when an Armour & Co. truck
ran over him in front of his home.
He died just about the time the
Hotel Sherman meeting was over.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12
FINDS CHARRfD BODY
Of AGED TRUhkMAkER
Robert Winfrec Burned to Death
when His Home Catches Fire In
Petersburg.
ONCE ESCAPED SAME FATE.
Hved In Small single Room House In
West End--Pist0l Shots Hcard--No
Accounting for Flames.
ONCE ESCAPED SANE FATE.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Petersburg, Va. March 1f.-Robert
winfree. resident OF the West End,
aged about sixty years. was burned
to death In n fire which partially de-
stroyed house in which he lived in
the rear OF the home OF his sister-in-
law, Mrs Emma C. winfree. s22 Hin
ton Street. about $40 o'clock tonight.
Mr.. Winfree occupied q little single
room house alone. and how the Are
occurred may never be known. The
Fire Department responded promptly
to an alarm and immediately after
the flames were gotten under control
= fireman entered the house to find
the charrsd body Of the aged man
lying on the tiopr. Nearly all his
clothing had been burned or and
both hands were practically burned
"a ~ the wrist
Tho unfortunate man Was d trunk
maker and had been a hard drinker
for many years. He went to his room,
about an hour before the IRE was dis
covered. In an intoxicated condition.
Il u supposed that the Are started
from an overturned lamp or heater.
or perhaps from a lighted pipe. which
Winfree smoked necessarily. The
body was viewed by Coroner Leigh
and turned over to j. r. Morrfss 4
Son. TO be prepared for burial. The
damage done by the fire will not ex-
eeed fifty dollars
Persons in the neighborhood of the
fire report having heard several pistol
shots about the time the blaze started,
but II is thought that the report were
caused from something other than D
pistol. The little shanty was partially
destroyed by FIRE about a year ago,
but Mr.. Winfree happened at that
time to have left the house a short
time before the FIRE started.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12
GENERAL WOOD ON
PREPAREDNESS ISSUE
Declares America Can Be Prepared tt
Resist Injustice Without
Being Unjust.
PEOPLE MUST THINK As
: NATION, NOT rs INDrvTDuxIs
Preparation of Men For Defense OF
Nation One OF strongest Influences
For National Solidarity. He De-
clarcs.

New York, March Ii-Nationai
preparedness does not bring on war,
but 1t is the most powerful agent in
preserving Icace. That was the theme
of stirring address delivered by
Major General Leonard Wood at the
annual dinner of the Suffolk County
Society at The Hotel Astor tonight.
Organization and preparation don't
tend TO disturb conditions OF peace"
said General Wood. ''but rather make
the would be disturber OF peace more
thoughtful OF the cost and conse-
quently more conservative,
The people whom preparedness
most concerns, both from their NUM-
Der and as the unfortunate result of
absence of preparedness are the men
and the wives and families of the men
who In war constitute the rank and
file of the armies of the world.
They have and we desire for them
better possible destiny than to be-
come food for powder. But we must
not forget that We are confre; ted by
situation and not dealing with a
theory; that while we work for
world peace as ultimate object, we
must not he forgetful Of the fact that
we are living in a time OF war, and
that we must make prompt and AIDE
quate preparation, not for it, but as
Real Preparedness Is Moral Quality.
Preparedness is something which
goes far deeper than a mere prepared
ness of the army and navy through
the creation of number of new reg
iments or hsliIding a number of ships.
Real preparedness must rest npon q
moral preparedness or moral organi-
zation which will make our people
think in terms OF the nation and Its
interests aud welfare rather than III
terms of ths State. locality or per-
sonai interests
This preparation OF men OF the
nation 10 make themselves effective
and efflciea, defenders in case of pos
sible streses is one of the strongest In
fiuences for national solidarity II
tends to remove those little distinc-
tons incident to religion and social
position and to make all men appre-
cfatiye 80 the, fact that, after all. they
belong TO one country. and that one
OF their most important duties is to
be ready to defend II effectively,
This service shoulder to shoulder
in preparation Is one Of the strongest
Influences for national solidarity.
..Preparation on sound lines. such
Switzerland. can be brought about in
this country without In any way cre-
atlnx spirit OF miiitarism. II will
tend 10 produce much better citizens.
more patriotic and dependable In time
WIN he Bctter Physically.
They Will be better physically be-
cause they will have better bodies,
Is they WIN have been taught under
(Csntinu6d u llssh PNGs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12
CHILD FALLS N WELL;
ACCIDENTALLY DR0WAS

Especial to the Richmond virginian.)
Petersburg, va, March i1.-Ber-
jamin r. Morriss, Jr, aged two years
and nine months, son of Benjamin
and Fannie whitfield Morriss, former
~ Of Fayetteville and Wilmington, N.
c.. was accidentally drowned In a
well at the home OF Samuel 4. Row
land. 1859 Farmer Street. about s:i5
o'clock this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morriss reside at 1887
Farmer Street, and their little boy was
playing AT the Rowland home at the
time of the accident. The child. ac-
cording to other children who were
In the yard at the time. crawied up on
the side OF the well and fell In before
any of them could reach him. The
body will be taken to Wilmington for
burial. The family came to Peters-
burg only short time ago. The father
was employed At the Dupont plant.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12
Al I ,RICHMONDFOR
CHRIST Is SLOGAN
Brief Statements from Members Of Executive
Committee Of Ministerial Union

IT, In for a religious
awakening city
additions wilson of
Grace Baptist.
of the
churches have
upl win be ,rat-ses Dr.
w. Asbury Christian pastor Union Station Methodist
spiritual revival city
pastor Of Meade Memoir Episcopal.
evangelical churches OF Richmond
those inter-
pure religion that sue
believe, all faithful
confidently blessing the
churches Second Pres
byterian.
wh Kings Christ
Leader great victory faitfne
every Christian the rich har
churches and
their AN Richmond
for the prayer"-Re, Dr.
George W. Kemper pastor Of Christian.
.Te outlook
Already congregation shows
tn. day. Moody splendid hundreds
mean much campaisn'ev DR. J. J.
schercr, Jr, pastor Of first English Lutheran.
"A movement that win mean good
. x. MeKee Of the Central II A~sa 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12
Items In Appropriation Bill
Causes I,ie-up. Delaying
Agreement Until l:30 A. M.
HANDS OF CLOCK SET
BACK SEVERAL TIMES
Appropriation for Enforcement
of Prohibition Law Omitted
by House Is Speedily Incor-
porated in Bill

The sessions OF the General
Assembly came to an end this
morning ut 4 40 O'Clock.
The prOfrnctHd session was due
70 tho disagreement over the gem
erai appropriation bill. which
passed the House several days ago
and rcccivcd IT. hnai vote ycster-
day afternoon soon after O'Clock
In the Senate
Sent to the House, the lower
branch refused TO concur. ana
conference committee was named.
The Senate was called 70 meet at
$3.50. but the body was mot called
70 order till after III O'Clock.
The conference on the bin has
raised the general appropriation
bin to about 3f5O,UO0 more
than the bin which passed the
Senate. In other words. instead
Of there bcine nm appropriation
OF about $500, coo more than the
revenues, the Legislature has
made II close ON to SE5o, 900,
when the independent apprOpria-
tions are considered.
The conferences report increased tht
appropriation for the schools by $45,.
900 for eacn OF the two years Of the
life of the BILL
y, = ---g 81. q <EAt. nst.s.sx :. :
the approp.l 8 ti Isa W ate plon' 80.
law eni nv, =. eaIeo so',,s ~
cisni- M was als1ovsrea ina. us
omission Vas a. oscl.s ~. su ~
llft Was $3.50 80 ,..aS -.
no1 IoSe ah1 1 = 80. y.
KnoWn tna. my wouIa n'an1 sau u.
I $500 az ~ . - -, III
" .ssss .n - 49,. M.
- =. 49,. s..,.,ss n, ,arsE ~ tbe usean,
law 1sopaT .l@1u ~ iasN - 80 -
~ 49,. !, - c.r..A . r.frs,
sas...s. - tha .rt,or ~ ~,
n sns 20 $3.50. .h,nrs Il ! focns n
.s.s Ira had ths clostng ia,
e 49, s,r c,har am. thsn IN sat,,r.
Sam r,ght th.re Would hayr bsen 4
hs.,ar nr,,or gad fart,f arainst the re-
nnrt - the con,n,ittee. The fact i,
~. ,ha Ea..a won ON every ooinf II
me a;snusaa noInts ana the old mem,
s,ers ~ the senate did not relish tn.
taaa ne ba.ur bested nv the House
The renort of the conferees on tn,
veneral Appropriation bill was pre-
santad In the senate at 1880 o'cioci
this morning.
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