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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
VISIT FREDERICKSBURG
Sons OF Revolution to Dedicntc Tablet
mt Gunnery Springs and Visit
Battle Fields.

July will be celebrated by the sons
of the Revolution OF Virginia by trip
to Fredericksburg and the dedication
of the Gunnery Springs tablet there.
Members OF the society living in Rich
mond will leave the city on the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad at noon on Tuesday. The ded-
ication ceremonies will take place Mt
2:16 o'clock in the afternoon. and
trains back to the city may be secured
at either 4:36 or 1859. The visitors in
fredericksburg VIII have an oppor-
tunity TO Inspect the historic spots in
the Y!ci;iitY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
REVENUE RECEIPTS
Hecord-BrealdrS Payments arc Repor<-
cd ny Collector Moncure for
Fiscal Ycur.

Receipts at the office OF the Collector
of Internal Revenue for the Eastern
District Of Virginia amounted TO over
100000 yesterday and Sl3i, 600 the day
before. A. was predicted week ago,
the receipts for the month OF Juno will
amount 10 more than 100000. For
the fiscal year ending to-day, the rev.
enue receipts for this district will reach
the record figure of more than $4,000
600. y penalty OF so per cent will be
charged those liable for individual and
corporation income tax who have not
made their payments at the close Of
business to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
Charged With Disorder.

William Walker was nnod $40 and
costs yesterday on a charge OF being
drunk and disorderly on the property Mt
b02 East Marshall Street. He took an
appeal but did not stop arguing his
case. so no was taken before Justice
on charge Of being dis
roderly In the courtroom. Security for
ninety days was demanded By the
court. and another appeal was noted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30

Detective Serpcants willy and Kcl-
lam yesterday executed two additional
warrants on l.. s. Brandt. the man ar
rested here several days ago on n
charge Of passing worthless check
for $50 oil tho American National Bank.
The warrants served on him last night
charged him with passing worthless
check for $50 on the Hotel Stumpf and
with obtaining board and entertain
ment. to the value of s3l.33. from that
hosiery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
Given Additional Terms.

Thfrty-seren additional convicts re-
ceived sentences ranging from one to
fve years yesterday by Judge r. Car
ter Scott. In tho City Circuit Court.
all pleading guilty to having previous
1y served or two forms in tho
State Penitentiary. A new State law
leaves the punishment for second and
third offenders within the discretion
Of the court. Thirty-two old offenders
were sentenced on Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
Injured Men recovering.

tain Rust. OF Engine Company. No. Z.
who were injured when the second
floor Of burning building at
Eighteenth and Main Streets fell be-
meath them several days ago. were re-
ported AS doing we'll at Virginia Hos
pital yesterday. Chief RATIO sustained
n fractured arm and was bruised badly
Captain Rust was bruised about the
body. but is thought to have sustained
no broken ribs or internal injuries, as
IT was first feared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
ICE A NECESSITY
George Paul and Hin Foreman Are Dis
missed by Justice Maui

Georgia Paul. proprietor of The George
Paul Toe Company. and Robert Beasley,
a foreman, who were arrested for vio-
lating the Sunday blue laws. were dis
missed yesterday In Justice NIaurtces
court. The court gave no ruling on
the case. and the dismissal Is taken TO
mean that the operation of ice plants
on the Sabbath 10 a necessity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
Contracts for Metal.

Contracts have been closed by tho
american Locomotive Company with
.irginia furnaces for tho delivery dur
ing tho next three months Of about
i 900 tons Of dry iron to the Richmond
branch. which will shortly resume tho
building OF railroad locomotives. MI.
milton orders are expected to be com
pleted by the plant about August /
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
Fractures Skull

Robert Crouch. ten years old. fell
from tree near his home. 2o3 East
Eighth Street. South Richmond, yes
terday. and sustained fracture Of the
skull. lie was taken to Virginia Hos
pital by an ambulance surgeon and his
condition was regarded as serious there
last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
Sent to Grand Jury.

Mercer Vaughan. William Ross and
Carter Booker. colored. were yesterday
sent TO the grand jury by T. G. Puryear.
Justice OF Henrico County Court Tho
negroes are charged with stealing
quantity of copper valued at spproxi-
mately 800.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
Green Case Continued.

Justice Crurh1eld yesterday con-
tinued the case against Henry Green.
eighteen years old, who was arrested
several days ago on a charge Of as
Raulting and heating George c. Rian-
hard So1 North Avenue. Barton
Heights. The continuance was grant
ed Al the request Of Rianhard's attor-
iney. who maintained that his client
was not in a condition to testify Rian-
hard exhibited badly swollen and
bruised eye as evidence of tho assault
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
SOCIAL AT Y. M. C. A.
Soldiers In City EspeciniIy Invited to
Attend Roof Garden En-
tertainmcnt.

The Central Young Mems Christian
Association will give membership
social tomorrow night on the third
floor roof garden. Senior members of
the association. their friends. and COL
diers in the city are invited. In the
event OF bad weather. the entertain
ment will be held Indoors.
The program includes recitations by
Miss Bessie Dudley. singing by male
quartet, gymnastics and n volley ball
game in the gymnasium.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
FOR ICE MISSION
In the Service of the King Circle Sends
ConGtbution-Need In
Urgent.

Yesterdays increase In the fund for
supplying Ice to the poor OF Richmond
amounted to IS, contribution from In
the Service of the King Circle of Kings
Daughters. received at The Times Dis
patch. The total receipts for this sum
mer have been S117.3s. More liberal
giving Is necessary to meet the need,
for In spite OF the comparatively mod
crate heat OF the early summer. the
demand has been greater than the re-
sources Of the committee in charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
GOAT AS MASCOT
DE witt NewinE, Formerly OF Rich
mond, Makes Present to New
York National Guard,

With Battery A. First Field Artillery,
New York State National Guard, which
yesterday left for tho Mexican border,
there went a billy goat given by De
Witt Newing, formerly manager Of the
Grayce Scott Company, who is now in
Syracuse. The inscription on the COL
lar was: Don't let tho Mexicans get
your goat"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
Charged with Selling Liquor.

Policemen Reid. Harris. Sowcll and
Bertucci yesterday arrested Pete John
son, colorcd. on n charge OF selling
liquor without n license.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
Married in Warrington.

Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday In Washington to Horace G..
Jones and Alma r. Moody, and to Allie
B. Moody and Mary V. Donahoe. all
of Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
judge Scott in Fauauier.

Judge r. Carter Scott expects to leave
to-day for a brief visit TO Fauauier
County. Ho will return In time to
open a term OF the Henrico County Cir
cult Court on Wednesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19
Barnctt OF Pays 20 Per cent.

Tho Barnett p. and Gas Company ha'
declared an initial dividend of 90 pei
cent. Ia stockholders Of record on Ap,i
10, 1915. The dividend is payable o,
April -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19
sUB.TREASURY STATEMENT.

SATURDAY
Paid by Sub Treasury to banks. tI.2Is 400
Paid by banks TO Sub-Trcasury ..Ohi, 600
Lo~s TO banks on days trans
actions .",................. ss03, 900
Lus to banks same period pre-
vious week................. iGg. 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19
MUNITIONS STOCKS.
RAILWAY EQUIPMENT BONDS.

ok dividend 10 per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19

three most active stocks. United States
Steel opened at sG's.. \ Of a point below
Its closing price on Friday. touched S6ss
and then s~oftened 10 sea-. but II closed at
ssh. Mexican Petroleum In the early
dealings stood out against thu general ten.
dency Of the market. 1t opened at iI3.
which was y Of a point below its closinx
quotation on Friday. hut II then strength.
acted to lla*, closing at ii3h, In the
case Of Crucible steel, II opened AZ s7%.
an overnight improvement OF l point. Tha;
was It's highest. and II weakened 10 90 ",
but closed at sst.. One OF the best fea.
lures OF the short Saturday session Of two
hours was the extent Of the business In
odd lots handled by commission houses.
Transactions took place In nfty-s!X dir
ferent issues, Among the sales were United
Fruit ~; L~askawanna Steel, G,s and
Paper. l2'.; Seaboard Air Line preferred,
ati., Pressed Steel, 80. Industrial Alcohol,
lS+hs TO l3'; Butte superior. 81: American
Zinc. hst TO sos. and Kelly Springfield
Tire. .'ths TO 20, Among the wa rstocks
American locomotive, Westinghouse Elec.
,ric and American Can had trading atten.
ton accorded TO them. Can opened al
49,, with It's hish slis. its low SAT- and
ins at ssh declined to s7k. hut closed at
s., American locomotive opened at al.
closed 81 ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19

sAruming call for June Z, 1919.
assuming call for May /. 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19
consolidated Exchange

There was evidently u degree Of nervous
ness. apparently chiefly relating 10 the
Mexican situation. in the market on the
stocks were sold by traders who feared
something unfavorablc might develop over
Sunday. While there was no pressure. the
selling brought about Irregular reactions.
although prices at the close rejected more
steadiness.
United States Steel common Mexican
Petroleum end Crucbis steel we're the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19
THE CURB MARKET.
RrRctionary ImdrrtoUr Again
After Early strength.

Dealings III the Outside market we're OF
modcrnir prODOrttons yesterday. vfh NV
general undcrtonW bpcoming rpactIonary alter
exhibiting early strength. stocks that had
recorded sensational adv RANGES throughout the
week were subject 10 proft taking. thoiigh
rccessions were slight, ranging from 4 irar'
ton to lh2 points or so.
Submarine Boat was active and showed
sony resistance to the general tendency. The
stock sold NJ TO its high level of Friday III
the initial trading. easing OF partly toward
the close White Motor was another cx.
ception. selling al a new high for the move
meni. but the issue closed practically I'M
CHANGED.
Dealings in Midvalc Steel and Cuba Cane
Stgar common were somewhat repre- -sed, VI
the opening both issues displayed fractional
improvement. but ~ the session progressed
they sagged and closed IL and y Of a point
respectively below the final quotations Of
Friday.
Copper. wcr" quiet and steady, United
Verde Extension early gained =. Of q point
but los, part of its advance in the late
transactions. Cerro de Pasco ruled slightly
higher. Kencfck Zine responded to the an.
nouncrmenf of an initial dividend with an
advance. but all the Improvement was can
celled toward the close.
Bonds were fairly active and firm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19
FINANCIAL NEWS
And COMMENT
Selling Pressure Makes a Fur.
ther Test Of stock Market
Position.
UNDERTONE Is FIRM

Professional effort was cXcrtcd ycster.
day to carry rcactiolary processes in the
stock market to Il point OF substantial
decline. II had the assistance OF the
wholly natural tendency of the market
10 react after such a great expansion
Of trading as took place last week. with
heavy selling at u large advance in
prices II was assisted 10y further
realizing sales and the influences OF the
week end tending to stimulate a Ieduc-
ton of long commitments -: deter buy
ing In view of the recess Uncertainties
Nevertheless it was not apparent that
possible developments in the Aar abroad
ar in the sequel to our armed invasion
OF Mexico for the purpose of Furnishing
the Columbus raiders Wee apprehen-
sivcly regarded. Indeed most Of the
manifest facto's in the Wall Stree, scs-
sion were -offcred by the stock marke,
itself. its recent record. rs present con-
jectural position aud the prospect for
Il further reflection OF the expanding
conditions Of profitable enterprise in
the field of general business.
On all accounts reaction was indicated
after the middle Of the week. and even
AT the low prices yesterday setback
was only moderate. The share list
would seem now to he in a situation
which would make this weeks stock
Exchangc proceedings II test uf condi-
tons and controlling tendencies. The
session yesterday Was very active. Sell
ing pressure was heavy throughout and
hal "a s.xAtltA, IT,, go. ,-,.Ds -, 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19
%C0TT0NSEED OIL.

Advances Yesterday amounted to 6 10 20
points. The greatest strength was shown
in tic near positions, Selling In the ma
ture Of prnht taking was absorbed at the
hiRh.s prices in the history OF the trade.
crude oil WAS T2n 7ic, Exports OF oil since
September | total $4,000 barrels. against
al. OOO a year ago. PREY,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19

Total sales to-day, 3o7Soo shares Same day 1915. 1890. January
to date 81 0 345. Same period 1919, .2Gl322O.
Whore a 80" follows IA quotation it indicates q bid or Offer for 10 shares
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06
gSiimeiiet tieout iotanGDttG militia.

Sontoo, = @rittilGilet ia ransfa-
laiiet pbG jatfaipat poitollista etene.
miSliifettGGn pitfin lGniirintamaa.
&ansfalaiiet pornmittaipat ras.
faasti iaflalaisten toiien linian aie-
mia Somnen etelGpnoIella ia onat
malloittaneet fafii iuoflubautalinjaa
tolmen mailin pitlliiesia rintomaa-
oiasia ia ottaneet baltuunia Scribe
pourtin fplGn, iofa iijaitiee Oompie-
rem itGpuolella.
Walloitettu fplG on Yeronneen JOB.
talpalla tielld. Eieronne on nGbtG-
wasti ransfalaisten pGGmGGrGnG tGl-
Ia rintamaoialla. &c on piiben mai-
lin etGiippbesiG poifalta, mime rams
faloiiet omat jo pGGsleet etenemiien.
ia aifana.
Yobjoiiesia brittilGilet tiinfeittll-
mut gapollrnea fobti, misiG nieito
paltateitG pbtpp toiiiinia.
glnecre.ioen pobjoispuolella opat
brittilGiiet foboanneet eritt1in fiji
masta mastarintaa ia etenentinen
tG1ll1 ei ole ollitt Min buomattatpoa
fitin tiion joen ia Somnen pGlillG.
SiitG buolimatta ilnoitetaan brit.
til1isten oleipan psteistoiuiinnasla
ransfalaisten fansia pitfin rinta-
maania. ,.jlsra
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06

laan. &oipia ianoia lauiri polii-
iipdGlliffo s. 8. @.- .-liittoa ipastaan,
ianoen M. M. ettG Diliitbin faupun-
fisia ei pioG loptpntaan file MINI
fGdnlaista tilaa. 2afoniobtaiat taalen
puolestaan nafulttaipat ettG tpot
faifillo ooritofilla tuleipat olemaan
ieiiaboufiisia ia ettG toperienia man-
gitieminen on antanut toffatp0lGiiil-
le nltoen febotufien alfaa maotinaon
oifeuiiaan entistG iuuremmalla tor
molla. @nii iunnllntaina aiotaan
pitad iuuri fofous Sairnount.puis-
tosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06
fonetta on antntiittu alas ia ettG fol-
me ransfalaisten fonetta OH tubcttu.
@rittil1iiet mp0ntGipGt folmen ilma-
talon menettGmiien.


Seem yorf, - Snni Salafien il,ttll
on ollllt fliulusteltowana Seem Yorf'
in maltion plioifeuoesia, mime ie noe.
oottiin. Salafien aiianaiaia Sc 8ar-
bier oil pitGnpt barlpinaiien moimaf-
fam pubeen piioIustettapania puo-
lasta. 9liia on npt tuomareista fo-
fonpannulla lautafiinnalla pGGtettG-
mGnG ia beistG MT lopuIliiesti rip
pun pelastnilfo nlori iuomalainen
iGbfotuolista, jobon bGnet tlionlit-
tim YGGtostG obotetoan elofuulla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06
1ronWoodin ia ympari$.
t0n Wuti$ia

= Miesf6Sri "2iitto" artaa emf
periantai.iltana @alo ieurdt taGolla
fonIertin aripoffaalla ia nonipuoli-
lella obielmalla. @nii iunnrntaina t..
+. 9 p. tlilepat 2iiton poiat laulele-
maon @alon SGben r.-ieuran talolla
@aonticellosia. Oleiiod feboitetaan
rrniaslufuiiasti iaapiitttaatt nGibin
tilaiiuufiiin, find 2titoIla on palion
iilitta ia artpofasta tariottaipana plei.
ION fiiiiltaipafii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06
gSiiSem minnntim "pleislaffo" ranban
pnplesta.

Sufbolma. (9ontoon fautta) =
Buolueettniien maiben raubanfonfe-
rensii on pG1ttGnpt ipoatia faiffia
mailman plolueettomia malta pitG-
mG1n ntielenoioitiifiia rauban puo-
lesta eff. p. iofa on npfpiien ioban
muoiipaiipG; laltlumaan mpotdtltn-
tonla iotiipien r1aspen fariiipien if
misten fariinlpfiien iiibteen ia pppta-
mGdn pboesiG niioen fansia, ettei TO-
taa jntfettaiii erG1 pli talipen. 4on-
ferensii ebootti pleiiiG fooiifiia, pa-
raatteia, e6usfupalliiia fulfueita ia
iumalanpalpeliifiia, miitta erifoiiesti
ie painosti iitG, ettG faififalla plio-
lueettontisia naisia lafattaiiiin elof.
/ p. flo 10 aamlpGiipGlIG ipiibefii mi.
nuutifii faifesta tpostG, oioitufiefii
Observation-Disclosures raubanfaipuus-
ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06
Kansan Kirjeita
yrmle, 8is.

Sein1friin 16 p. on taGlIG pastori
6. S. Safala, ioten epdilemGttG tbs
tGfin tilaiiunoesta muooostmt bals.
fat jublat Sitmalan flinniafii ia iie-
luiemme ifi ilofii patti ipieraita pil.
buiia tulee mposfin faifisia tilaiiuuf-
iisia opettaiamme iaarnaaja o. @if-
Fl julistamaan armon ianaa.
&opin tlintiiu if1pGltG ojatella et-
tel endG oleffaan fiiar eifG meli gfan.
tasta tesfullioesiamme. Siiar &an-
tanen iai futiun fiioleman falitta elG-
m1dn 10, fltln Z p. Siiar &antanen
fuoli usfosia Seeiufieen. @eli Sobn
&antanen poistiii paiffafitnnaltanlme
nanbimmnn poifania Seinon fansia
tpoaniioon 2eaoiin, 60. 9afotaan
8iiii nuorempaa lastaan iGtti nell
tGnne 8ruleen pstGtpGiniG luofie iif-
fl fumes taas tllee itieffi aiirlnaan
tGnne maatiIalleen. yfafas Seelus
firfasta ppbGn benfeii fautta talle
meljeae pbG rliniaamnin iinun peri
armoii ettG bGn motif faiffi fGriipGl.
liieSti mastaanottaa nGrnG foetufIen
aiat, iotfa peliella on S. 6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06
9iansfalaiiet ottaneet 5000 ,uamfia.


8iinneisten artpioioen ntiifaan o.
ipat ransfalaiiet ottaneet 5000 man.
fla, famalIa finn brittilGiiet ilmoitta.
mat ottaneenla $500 panfia. Mies.
bufan litiillaan oleipan bartpinailen
iitlren, fatioen taistelun fiitpaii-
teen.
Suolinatta Iiittoiituneioen iltit.
resta bpoffGpsliiffeestG Somnen ielt.
builla, eitpGt fafialaiiet ole Iitoplt-
meet pritpfiistddn @er6unin pnlpGris.
tollG. Se oipat ponrmittaneet rams.
falaisten aientia monesia poifasia ia
ponneet toimeen iaIfafpGen bpof.
fGpfien ransfalaisten iliofiubautoja
mastaan. @aiffa 8erlinistd ilmtoite.
taan ettG ransfaIaisten rpnnGfot Sbi.
aiimontin fitiiltiian iparustiifien ia.
foiin molIoittomiiefii torjuttiin, luo-
fltutctoon Honsfon iotoipirostoSto
etti t1mG tGrfeG itrotebinen aieno OH
palloitcttu tofaiin ia ettG ie on npt
Iujosi ransfaIoisten boIIusia.
8iitoten ransfolais.engIantilois-
item etenemisliiffeeieen, moinitoan
miroIIiiesio teioononnosio ettG ipibol-
lisjoufot oipot iuoneet iaIoniijoo iois-
iofin eniimGiien Iinian iuofiuboii-
ooisia ia ettd ne toiiin poifoin pddii.
mat etenemd6n. @rGs iofioIoinen or
meiiaoiosto oil per1ptettGipG aiemis.
toan Somnen ieliouiIla, ia taistelu-
iparltsteet, ioita ei ipoitu iiirtdd, oil
idtettdipd piboIIiieIIe, fen jdIfeen fun
nc oil eniin tebtp feIpoomottomifii
Sintosia on taisteIu oIIut mpos
erittGin fiimasts gerIinistd iImoite.
toan ettd foboeffan brittiIdisfd Iento.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06
Sebefa, geimm.

gfeo GDen ontpelnieuran raisten
fofous on pd1tettp pitdG mrs. Sobn
2illquistin luona 16 p. beinat. flo 2
pGim1II6, iosia fesfusbellaan ia tor
fastetaan fasia tuloineen ia menpi-
neen, .-
Silfoia tieoan npt oleipan $500,
maan menoista Ell ole ipielG mitaGn
tietoa. - - g
Siis tulfaa paifalle aioisia.
Seliran pnolesta.
glnna Baia. ip.firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06

man maiboofien obi, ioten, Jos opna-
miitti liii iaanut Ola raoalla, oliii ie
epdilemGtta rGjdbbpttdnpt ieiraa,pan
ri fulfeipan ilinan ilmaan.
Opnamiitin "buomaii" er1Gn oori-
iirnan iarrumies. SGn pritti fddntdd
pniboetta, mutta buomaii fen mdliin
tlifitun opnamiittia, ionfa bGn otti
pois ia ilmoitti "lopoostdan' iberif-
file.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06

Berlin, Safia, Safian naisten GG-
nioifeusliitto on lGbettGnpt &ansfan
naiiille iulistlfien, iosia be ipaatiipat
&ansfan naiiia lopettamaan io6an.
Sulistufiesiaan feboitetaan taiaipal.
Ian naiiia alfamaan poinraffaan lift
feen ioban lopettamiiefii fautta TO-
TO maan ia feboittanaan toistenfin
maioen naiiia tefemaGn iarnalIa To-
ipalIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06
Gambia ei ole lannistanmt Iotimaan

Gambia ei ole lannisttnnt iotimaam.
Sttaipa, = Hddntinisteri 8or6en
on antanut erifoiien julistufien 49
Dominion pGitpGnG iiilistiifien iofo
of t. t. p. Sulistlfiesiaan 8or6en
ianoo ettG Canada on pbtG pd1ttGipG
fGpmGGn iotaa tpoittoiiaan lopprtiin
fuin toto futingasfuntain ia ipafuut-
taa ettG ipoiffapa pitfa iibrilista tiio-
fin iurua moneen fotiin, Min ie
mposfin tho ianfarillifia mltistoio
CANADIAN itrboolliiista iotaioufoista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06
Hlnerikdn SuolnaIdinetl
muSiikkiybdiStyS

on npt lopulliiesti iGriestGnpt objel-
man beinGtuun 21, % ia 90 p :n1
pioettGniin iubliin Sancocfisia.
Wicb., leuraaipasti:
Eerjantaina beinGfnnn II p:nG:
@ieraitten mastaanotto ia naioit-
tanlinen.
@uiiiffi. gboistpfien fofous Ger
mania baalilln.
@ieraitten pastaanotto iamasla
baalisia.
2anamtaima beinGfnnm % p:mG
gbteisbarioititfiet lauliieuroiIla ia
icittofunnilla.
Sublafulfue ia fenttGiubIa San-
cocfin puitosia.
Suiiri iublafoniertti &erre6ge
Seatteris1a.
Snnnnntaina beimfmnn % p:mG:
Suipimatfoia boprplaimoilla luot.
nonibanaan Hortage 2afe fanapam
liza "8alfeaan faupunfiin.' @bite
gitp'pn.
GutonlobiiIi-matfoia galumetiin
&eipeenam fauntiin, COPPER &angellt
q. NJ. b. m.
Senraaiua pbjelma efitetGGn fonIer'
tisIa &errebse Seatterisia:
glIfiioitto -. ....... .Soittofitnnat
Wiesfoorilaulua 8irgirian "@eifof
Soprano-ioolo .Sobtorinna s. Solm
Meiesfoorilaulua .gb6ist. @iesfo0rit
gtaiSf0OriIdtl1td
.galumetin "Snomen SGipel
Wtiesfoorilanlua Syrpniuupbin "2iitto
Senori-ioolo :. Sri 8. 9l. 8eterior
Sefafoorilaitlna
-. .GoIumetin "Suomen SGtpeI'
(Solisti Mpteeffari 8. @. 2unbabD
9asio- IooIo .Suomari 6. 8. SacfoIt
Biano.iooIo -. .Brof. 4. SO. &ilffc
Miesfo0riIaulua
-. .GaIitmetin "Suonten S1ipel'
geaisfooriIaiilua ..gb6ist noisfoori
Sef1foorilauIuo Soncocfin iefof00r
Soprano-ioolo Sobtorinna s. SoIn
NaiSfoorilniilua Sancocfin "SGipeP
SefafooriIauIua Oboistetpt iefofSorit
Soittoo :. .gboistetpt Soittofunno,
Subldpubil1ot oiudt tiinnettu iono
maIebtinies s. @. 2Gboe, SEEM gorl
Williistd, ia tlioinori George 6
gentlep, Soncocfisto ia @etu @altior
iepitt6mdn irbIorunon Iariiili @oItel
2unoobI. Soiitb &angeIta.
ysiinfiiin plIGoIeiposto buomatoot
tiiIee Sronmoobia eoustonaan tiin
nettii miesfoorimme "2iitto" ia Sroi
geItid, isis, iiiomoloinen foittofun
ia. Snnostiifiesta pddttden tiiIee BEL
odn mufanoon ieiroomoon poIjoi
nrito miiiiiffia barrostoipio fania
lIoifio northumberland.