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The Seward gateway., 1916-11-10
MARKET OPENS STEADY

NEW YORK, Nov lO.-The market opened steady today.
 We have the finest line of stoves md ranges ;n Alaska. DROWN X HAWKINS, "Qu&lity First"
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-10

California Home Assorted Pickles, fifteen cents per can. BROWN & HAWKINS, Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-10

Big line of Brighton" Sleeping Wear for men, women, boys and girls.
 Brown & Hawkins, Quality First"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-04
sELT-1081-UNITED
Il Slogan Of
the I lines

In the cycle of the there time
for repeating the well-worn but still needed plea
to SHOP EARLY"
OF the soundness of the economic reasons and the
humanitarian arguments against COMPRISING Christ
mas trade into few days of high-pressure activity,
there never could be doubt
AS an appeal to those who would select their pur-
chases when the stocks are full and new, or to the
generous to make possible for the salespeople in
the store to live through the holiday period without
the sacrifice of vitality that they possess the Shop
Early request is a strong one
We strongly urge everybody to do as much of
their Christmas shopping possible NOW-you will
not only be publicsprited benefactor but you will
serve your own best interests by avoiding cxs<Re
the final rush = by choosing from better 1
and fuller selections = also - feel more
free to deliberate longer over your purchases
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-04

52-inch Black and White Plaids - all wool
52-inch Small Check Suiting-all WOOL
54-inch Tan Mixtures = all wool.
40-inch Striped Silk and Wool Poplins
56-inch All Wool Checks n;
56-inch Mixed Suitings. :"
54-inch All Wool Broadcloths - in green,
blue, brown, taupe, plum and rose.
56-inch Gray and Green Mixture - all wool;
yard, $1.95.
56-inch Gray Fancy Mixture; yard, 1920.
56-inch Brown Mixtures; yard, $500.
56-inch Wool Velours, Jersey and Plush-in
navy. brown, green and black; yd., S3.19.
56-inch Brown Plaid Coatings; yard, $3.50
56-inch Green Gabardine; yard, $1.05.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-04
W00l Dress Goods Sale

56-inch Mixed Suitings.
36-inch White Bedford Cords.
36-inch Black and White Checks
32-inch Colored Stripe Mohair = all colors.
36-inch Wool Batistes and Serges - many
colors. tr
32-inch Tan San Toy = all wool.
36-inch Black San Toy-all wool.
36-inch Colored Plaids.
44-inch Black Batiste.
36-inch Blue Serge.
54-inch Black and White Checks
36-nch Black Lining Satins.
36-inch Silk and Cotton Poplins - all colors
36-inch Novelty Silk Poplins - blue striped.
36-inch Plaid Poplins
40-inch Black Melrose - all wool.
40-inch Black Batiste.
56-inch Black and White Check - all wool
44-nch Storm Serges green, blue, brown.
52-inch Fancy Woven Broadcloths-all wool
gray green and blue.
40-inch Silk and Wool Poplins green, blue,
brown.
46-inch All Wool Taupe Serge.
44-inch Navy Blue and Green Check Wool
Panama.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-04
Sale Price
$1.19
Sale Price
$1.69
Sale Prices
Coatings

DRESS GOODS REMNANTS
A Few Picked at Random From Huge Assortment
1Ia yds Red Serge, A inches, $1.19.
yds Black and White Stripe Serge 54 inches, S1.7S.
4H yds. Silk and Wool Poplin ~ inches, $4.9S.
4M yds. Stripe Brown Serge, A inches, $4.12.
37s yds. Navy Check Suiting, Sc inches, $3.98.
3Zs yds. White Serge 81 inches, $500.
2Iz yds. Gray Suitng, 81 inches $1.1O
I yds. Suitings, 81 inches, $1.50.
sN yds. Black and White Checks, 50 inches, @2.57.
's't~s~~ 4oW1ADre=-sasa xiaea
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-04
Holiday Bags and
Leather N0UeItfes

Roomy leather bags for shopping
back strap bags in great variety
wee purses for small change-fancy
bags for formal affairs-mesh bags for
evening and gorgeous pouch bags in
elaborate color effects : bag for
every costume.
Novelties in leather cases = travel
ing sets - Fit-all cases - folding
scissors = shoe polishers, horns and
button hooks = manicure sets = and
dozens of other things in leather for
gifts. BowMAN's-Main Floor.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
-Miasto llsuwa sic do ,rzeki

PANAMA. 9 lutego, - Z La
Paz, stol;'y Boliwii, nadcLo.
dzi tn wiado'oosc, ze Gala jed.
ua Geese tego miasta, dluga
na l 800 jard6w, usuwa sic do
rzeki Choqueyapu. Dzielnica
ia jest zamieszkala prevail
ME przez ludnosc ubozsza, ale
zuajduje sic W niei s}awne
mnzeum archeologiczne A
namskie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
zNIMpOLsklCn| 4
" AMERYCE
=.
CHICAGO.
Piotowski wyglosi odczyt
Polsce.

P.'lska Rada Nsro'towa u
|rzsazi "a, diva ygQdule pub.
iiczne zebrauie dla POlsk6w
Amerykan6w " hotelu La
Sale" ma kt6rem odczyt o
Pnlsce wygfosi W jezyku an
gielskim p. N. L. PiotrowsAi
bv za7najomic Amerykan6w
ze Sprswa Polska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
NOWINY
'rELEtiKAFICZNE
Walk " Polsce.

PIOTROGRoD. > Jutego'
komunIkaty 'osylskle' (: dono- :
sza, = " wafk kac'' 2 Austrya-
kan' ia W"tvnln st'sn]e
n'eprz'}ac'el wvna'azek ME
m'eck' rzocan'a ng"'Stych
pfom'en' na o1'pgt"sc "k"fo
50 yd. Przyrzahy "sk"!ac o"
og;eh n7ywa"e by'v 'stat"jo
W wa'ka'h ''"'""ych pnd p"'
buem "a'v SIG we z"aki sze"
regou roa> !ski"'. \" f'"ncie
bnkow.hss ""~sarabskim
chwilow" "f~"sy~ne dzia{ania
liniowe mtt"y wstrzvmane,
lecz cdos"on'1"e 'r;e''' 'r1*aan walk, %s1a ia
calvin fr,.ci.. Aeroplanv ze
stron obu wazna W walkach
role praia. Md Strvua ouee.
da; lotn;cv rosv;scv zbombar.
dowa1; stacve kole, w .I.z;er.
ne; F.; nociaoi woiskow4 da5a- .
~ ~ 1;n;o o,,str1,ooLo N,
e, sao;.,-." aaa
Puau'oo:' e": 49,: oo,A", '..1 "e ~.
l1z"i+'a o"'0 Ia zac''ou ="
hur'anoyl /! oVfo ~ k''ka utar'
GEEK W oko'lcy f]akanen ! na
drogach do Mitawy. >Aeropia-
ny rosyjskie zhombardowaly
pozycye piemiecki W okolicy
Widze. Waznieiszvch ;ednak
zmian niema ma Gale, linii:
n -, ~.
U Sta1OWlSkO IdpleZa.
Rzyn. 9 Iutego. -Hr. So
dor;n; noso} do nar,amant,,
>'.l.' >9aa,-:oI ~ n.,h;+p-, a.I,na,-
"'oeA'oeo "'o1'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
/ Ukarany "a noszenie broni.

DNTROIT, MICH. Przed Sc
d>ia Sallersem stapal Stani.
s}aw Saganowski oskarzony o
usi}owane mo rderstwo Piotra
Wojciezyns, Ssganowski o.
swiadczv} eedziemu, 7e prze
graf 500 " pokra W pswnym
wyszynku prey Michigan ul.,
swxgrat je za6 Nojciszvu, ggra-
jac nieuczciwie, Uzbroi} sic
tedy (Saganowski) " rewo!.
wer, dlatego, DO przeciwnik
grozi}. ze mu "utnie g}"we j
wrzuci ia do rzeki".
Wojciszyn za6 rzek& ze Sa'
gauowski ofiarowai mu $50
"a zsbicie swej zonyi gro:i}
,uu smierc'a, lezell tego ME
rlczvni. Sedzia ME nogac
doj6c prawdv, uwoIni} Wcj-
ciszvna dla Braku dowod6w.
ia Ssganowskiego zas na}o.
zy1 kare W wysokosci $25 "a
noszenie ukrytei broni.
Teofil Kw;atkowski, rs let.
nj, kt6rv przedstawjajac sic
"a "inspektora'', wy}udza} cd
ludzi pienjadze, obiecujac i'm
yrobi6 zaiecie W fabryce
Forda-ekazany zosta} przez Sc
diego Hitchensena ma 80 dnl
aresztu " domu poprawy i $50
Kwjatkuwski siedzia} juz "
domu poprawv,]ecz mimo to
ME popraw1l sic. Cay wobec te-
20 nie Jest to "a }agodna kara
kt6ra obecnie otrzyma}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
Ze Wschodniego Teatu
Wojny.

PIoTRoGR6D: 9 ]utego. -
u Kiiowa donosza. il je6cy
tau1 sprowadzeni z Galicyi j
Wo}ynia donosza, ze wszedzie
tam panoja odw1lze roztopy
,okropne = drogi etaly sic
ME do przybycia, b1oto ma
Mich wyzej kolao. zo4nierze
i konie cjerpiq straszliwie W
marszach 20 takich drogach
i cd wiIgoci 20 okopach. Cho-
roby panuja - " wielu pun
ktach Niemcy musza u powo
du zaIew6w opuszczac SLIME
1ortyf,kowane p"zvcye Zad.
nych dis niema wie6ci 4 liz
nj bojo7ych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
Stzelanina " Newark, n. Y.

Niejakis Teodor Boliszew-
ski, kt6ry pred kilku mie-
siacami przybya do Nswar-
ku 2 Poughkeepsie, n. Y.
gdzie pozostawl} swa zone,
zamieszka} u swei kuzynki
pani W'aszowskiej pm. 81
Beacon ul. Przed tygodniem
.pokl l6cia sic z.jei braenpi "a.
co wypowiedz mu miei-
see. W poniedzja1ek wieczo-
rem, Boliszewski zapytal sic
kuzynki, czy rzcczvwiscie ma
opuscii jej mieszkanie. Gdy ia
potwierdzi}a to, on doby} re-
wolweru i strzelii raniac ia
niebezpiecznie W szyje. PAM
Wirszewska rzuci!a sic ma
niego wydarla mu revolver
i strzeli}a mu W glove. Boli~
szewski pad} trupem ma miej.
scu. Pania Wirs&owska zabra-
no do szpitala a ojca ie] joe
ia BoIisze xskiego aresztowa-
no, jako jedynego sw;adka tel
krwawej rozprawy.' Zabity
Boliszewski liczy} lat 80,
a pani Wirszewska lat 20.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
Now bank dla przechowy'
wanna pieniedzy.

JERSEY CITY. n. j. Nowy
bank czyli skrytke dla prze-
chowywania pieniedzy wyna-
lazfy niedo6wiadczone kobie-
ty polskie, a mianowicie:
Bank pod zolanem. 'Zamiast
pieniadze umie5clc W banku,
owija sic ie W jaki ZACH
przywiazuje sic do nogi pod
kolano.
Wykazalo sic jednak, ze i
" tenn m!ejscu pieniadze ME
sa pewne, bo oto jakiejs pa.
nj z r. K. ave. wykradi z}o.
dziej tego banku $400, a
drugiei ma innej ulicy $3.50.
Sposobu wykradzenia picnic.
dzy ME mona opisac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
Ia obrabowanie musza
pokutowaG.

NANr1coKE, Pa. Karol Ro.
baczew Felix Safczvk, kt6-
rzy przyznali sic do obrabo
wanna Freda Kappa dnia il
grudnia 1915, kt6remu na
ulicv zabrali Gala tegoz place
zostali skazani przed paru
d,'iemi przez sedziego Fulfe
"a kazdy ma grzywne po 80
dol. koszta procesowanix sa-
dowego i kare wiezienia
najmnie; 2 lata a najwiecej
5 lat. = Antoni Olechowlcz
kt6ry byl w6wczas rasem z
obu powvzszymi rabusiami,
kt6ry iednak ME braf udzia.
lu W samym rabunku lecz
prsysnal sic jedynie do po.
bicia Freda Kappa. zosts5
skazany na 25 dol. ka1yi 10
miesiecy wiezienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
Znleziono bezprz zytonlnego
suterenach.

w sa,erenach kamienicy
pnr. *Ol9 Fowler ul. znale-
ziono bez przytomnosci Co.
Ie:niego J6zefa Koteckie.
60. o.zamieszka}ego pod wspom.
nianym adresem. Sm'erc mas
tapi|a " psr7 godzin p6zniej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
Ugl bezplahej jazdy.

READING, PA. Jak6b Ma
ciejewski, LEGACY 2x lata, u
zywajac z drugim towarzy-
seem bezp}atnej przejazdzki
pociagism, blisko BridsDoro,
wpadi pod kola pociagu, kt6.
ry mu odciag .obie nogi j.
zmiazdzy} glove. Zw}oki iego
znaleziono ma torze kolejo.
wynn i przewiezlono do Rea-:
dingu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
P6jda ma konsekracye
Arcybiskupa.

Zarzad Zjednoczenia wez-
rnie udzial ,,in gremio'' "
konsekracyi Arcyblskupa
Muodelein'a W srode, 9-go
lutego, o godz. $3.50 zrana, "
katedrze Najsw Imienia prey
ulicach State Superior.
Ma spotkanie Arcybiskupa
-wyjezdza do Buffalo prezes
generally Z;ednoczenia, p.
Piotr ROstenkOwski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
Plan niemieckiego ataku ma
Kanade.

NowY YORK, > lutego -
Dzis1ejszv ,,The New York
Herald" uonosi:
,,Detektywi tajnej pollcyi
kanadvjskiej wykryli spisek
niemieckj, celem inwazyi Ka-
nady i zniszczenia kana}u
Welland, aby W ten epos6b
zapobiedz dostawom pszenicy
! ola Aliaut6w".
Dalej twisrdzi to pismo, ze
niernieccy agenci zakupiIi O.
koIo 200, 600 karabin6w, kt6'
re trzymaja " ukryciu, goto.
wi wys|ac je kszdej chwili ma
grapice kanadyjska, gdy
przvjdzie odpowiedni czas do
wykonanja ataku i ze W ciagu
ostatnich szesciu missiecv
przybylo 10 Stan6w ZJedno.
czonych wielu niemieckich
oficer6w, kt6rzy podali sie "a
Skandynawczyk6w albo u
chodze5w be]g jskicn, a maja
"a zadanie stanac na czele
kanadyjskieI inwazyi poke
rowac MIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
Bhgalya chce Pokoju.

PARYz, 9 lutego. - Praso.
we So informacye o wyraze.
niu sic premiera bu|garsk,ego
Radosiawowa, kt6ry powie
dzial, il Bufgarya ME chce
woiny ze Sprzymierzonymi, ze
valley tylko z Serbia i gdyby
Serbowie zostall uznani "a
zwyc,ezonvch. q Sprzymierze.
nj ustapili z Balkanu Busga-
rya natychmiastby sic demo.
bilizOwala.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
Balon shacouy.

BERLIN, 8 lutego. = Off
cyalny komunikat 2rzyznaje
ii W powrocle II reidu angiel.
skiego balon = Zeppelin IL.
XlX' ME przybyt prawdo-
|podobnie 2ginq}. Podobno
bolou ten zginaf ma Morzu
P6fnocnem, ostrzelapy i usz-
kodzonyz dziaf holeuderskicb
bateryi wybrzeznych, mad
kt6re sic zepn6cit, gwa}cac
neutralnosc Holandyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
Mltenlcy shacili Kame1un.

MADRYT. 8 lutego. - Do:
nos2a tn z Gwinei hiszpa6'
skiej, il Is, ,0('O wojsk niemie
ckich w tenn 600 Niemc6w
reszta murzyni - przekro'
czy}o granice Kamerunu /;
Gwlnei i zosta}o internowa.
nych przez wiadze hiszpah.
skie: zraczy to, IL Niemcy
stracili kamerun, w;elka swa
ko|opia j kompanle W tel stro
ME Afryki u wazac naIezy "a
skohczona. kamefun pos;ada
obszaru 1871, 130 mil kwadra
tnwych, oraz 2, $40 GOO iudno.
Sci, " tenn ledwie okolo =, 600
bis}ych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
Niemcy powiesii 30-tu
naszych!.....

Johanna, 8 lutego - ku-
rvcr q Vevsy donosi, il dwsj
oficerowie szwajcarscy, pozo.
stsjacy pod aresztem - oska'
"rzeni-cprzes}anier informacy;
wcjskowych Niemcom, posia-
dali pewien dokument zcy
frowaDy W jezyku rosyjskim,
kt6ry odczyta} experr wojen.
nego ministeryum Szwajca-
ryi. Document 6w zawiera}
informacye, d tyczace spisku
pewoej gropy polskiej " Kr6.
lestwie .przeciwko Mem.
com; ma skntek przeslania
owych w}a6nie informacyi
Niemcom przez oficer6w
szwajcarsk;ch - Niemcy po.
wiesieli 30tu Polakow.... Ku-
ryer dodaje, il expert kt6ry
6w document odczytaf -
przerazj} sic i zasmuci}, gdy
sic dowiedziat jaKi uzytek zro.
bill j-go przys}ugl - Mem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
FERDINAND do Berlina

SOFIA, 9 lutego Kr6l
FERDINAND pojechal do Ber-
lima " odwzaiemnieniu wizy-
ty cesarza Wilhelma. kt6ry
niedawno bawil " Sofii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
v stalowniach piracy maj
wiecei Polakow.

Obecnie pracuje W stalow-
mach south.c .chlcagoskich 6,
1856 lujzi. Mona smiafo po.
.wiedziec, ze W tel liczbie jest
okoio 5000 Polak6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
Sukienka sic ma niej
zapalila.

5zescio)etnia Jadwiga Har'
aecka 1442 N, Pauliua ul.,
kt6rei sukienka zapali{a sic
przypadkowo cd pjecyka ga
zowego, zmar}a wczoraj 20
ckropnych meczarniach W
szpitalu powiatowym.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-05
SOLDIERS DEFEAT
FELDMANS IN SAND
BIZ s.HECkr

/ Sunday mornings game will never
90 down into history for the quality Of
baseball played, but it may be remem-
bered as a game played under the hard
est imaginable conditions a stiff wind
kicked up such a dust that, at times.
the fans in the stands could not see the
outfield- That the teams were able TO
play baseball at all was wonder. The
soldiers proved the better busters and
lhe Seventh infantry won from the
Feldmans : 10 ..
There was considerable interest in
this game as manager French put al
most an entirely new team in the field
Tor the Feldmans. Briesh. Boyle and
Carlson were the only members Of the
team turned over 10 French BY Howard
Xix DOYLE didn't last the full game.
at that, as French yanked him OUT af-
ter he made an error on Debarr's
SrOunder in the third French made 50
many changes that IL was practically
Impossible to keep track Of them He
failed TO report ms changes 10 the scor-
ing box and caused ali kinds OF con
fusion Then, when he yanked Putnam
and put in Gresham, he had an idea that
Gresham had the right to bat first in
the sixth inning though Putnam was
the third out in the fifth There were
two balls and q strike on Gresham be-
fore the error was found and he was
replaced by Martini, but il is doubtful
II manager FIeucu y CT KNOWS why
Gresham couldn't bat then.
Wright Plays Four Positions.
Harry Wright Started on the mound
for the Feldnans lie was hit oppor-
timely and a bunch Of errors added to
the scoring. in the fourth, Soldier"
1faresch took the mound, Wright went
TO first and Ostrander 10 snort Maresch
pitched good ball for the rest Of the
game, but the damage had been done.
-'SWede" SOuders a former Army
league star, was in left for the photo
graphers. Martini. a former Coast
Lacquer, performed fairly well at third.
and Hughlitt. another new man, was
behind the bat
Wright played four positions in the
game Gresham managed 10 hold down
three stations in as many innings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-05
SOLDIERS DEFEAT THE FELDMANS;
MATINEE CANES Do NOT COUNT
Morning Contest Played in Fierce Sand Storm and
the League President POstpOnes the Afternoon
Games, But Exhibitions Take Place, Mexi-
cans and Everybodys Being Winners.

My
IN a wmdstOum baseball
practically Pephy
that the
the recognized Fddman by pitched
the soldiers Marh-
the photographers The presence infantry Of
featr
The great majority the fans figured that the afternoon would
the players also had an idea that it would be of The
the postponed
exhibitions
The Of thu wind
pitchers
the of
the KracSaiacks, o 9, n i've innings.
by the started
and this developed pitching
Red Brennan, Tn to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-05
MATINEE GAMES
ARE EXHIBITIONS
By "BUD7 RUTHERFORD.

Whipped by a 50-mile an hour gale
and often Obscured from the fans in
the grandstand by clouds OF dust, four
baseball teams OF the Commercial
league put two rafting good games
considering the trying circumstances
under which they played at Rio Grande
park yesterday afternoon The two
games were simply exhibition affairs
as a result OF conference between the
uanag gers Of the four clubs. II being
decided 10 postpone the regularly
ScheQuled games until more suitable
conditions are available. The Walz and
krackal Jack teams, who met in the first
game bore the brunt Of the sand as
the wind slowed up bit toward the
latter part Of the entertainment the
Mexican players coming through with
the victory by playing more consistent
bail Score. Is TO g.
Due 10 the swift currents OF air
that swept the field above the grand
stand, singles were turned into doubles.
t"o-pase hits went for three baEgers or
a home run, while a regular swat 10
the infield on which a batter is gen
orally thrown out on, turned into a
Doha noe single The Walz players
seemed 10 have solved this fact eari,-
IN the game. and attempted 70 mole
their hits into the air, where they
landed safely, being caught in a r-1Isf
ana carried f3r over the heads Of the
opposing fielders. Caro- was ipsrticTl-
larIy successful in this, getting two
long hits into left -center-1r3insrv
two base hit-that counted for circuit
runs
Caro- Poles a Homer.
Caro- got his first home run in the
initial inning, when the WaIz man
aged TO edge into the lead. In the
second. Minjares. Marquee, Come ana
CarpiO all scored on well placed W.
lops, Minjares starting the ball rolling
with clean single into center. Come
and Carpio came along with long hits
and the score was brought I'D 10 five
before the Krackajacks could effec-
lively stop it.
The KrsSl1ajacks got their first men
around in the third, when BENJAMIN
slammed the ball over near the score
board for a three-bagger. He scored
a moment later when Gallagher !
slammed the ball to shortstop VIM
threw him out at first In their baif
OF the third, the Walz team went OUT
IN one-twO-three order.
In the krackajack half Of the thirl /
Dung was safe at first when he [
forced Anderson, who had singled 10 Z
center. Conway and BENJAMIN then {
lined out two-base hits in succession
Young coming home, while Conway !
counted a second later when the bail
was thrown wild in an effort TO catch
him at the plate. In the Wall half az /
ne fourth. ten Mexican players walked /
10 the plate and knocked out seven hits. !
good FOR six runs, bringing the total !
score up TO y. The Krackalacks made
a dying rally in the fifth but were un-
aoIe 10 overcome the advantage Of their
The score
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Suomen uutiSia.

.tpi 16 b. ippsf. 1S43 @aaiasia. iosia
bGnen ii1niG, fittemmin Siifaioen
~.irffoberra @ustaf Senrif Scbro6e.
rus iiIloin oil fappalaiiena. siiti.
BETH Sofiu 8egeIius, of tunnetun
Maalabben ropastin, jumaluusopin..
filoiofian. ia Observation-Disclosures ga.
fob @egelius'en tptdr. Sultuaan pli.
opildafii @aaian lufiosia 10. 1864
iuoritti &auramo pappistutfinnon ia
mibittiin popifii no. 1867. Eoimittil.
aan plimGGrdiiend pappina 2iperisiG
ia Siifaioella tuli &aiiramo &eipon.
labben fappalaiiefii NJ. 1869. EdstG
mirasta bGn fiiitenfin 10 ie"uraapana
miionna otti eron ia toimi fen idlfeen
plimadrGiienG pappina 2imingalla.
8. 1871 ban tuli Oulunialon fappa-
laiefii iosta mirasta 10. 1876 iiirtpi
iamallaileen toimeen 2%imingalla. Us.
1883 81. tiili S~uonenioen firffober-
rafii ia iiirtpi iieltd firffoberranpir.
foan 2eppGpirroille ~. 1896.
&omasti Mauramo naiitti iuurta
arwoa mirfapeliiend fesfuuoesla. Si'
I'd tooistaa III. NJ. ettG bGnet malittiin
papiston eoustaiafii'm 1882 paltio-
pdimine ia %iemmoiiena ban ppipi nil
meiiin idGtpiualtiopdimiin asti. Soi-
iesia, folmannesia, neljGnnesia nil
oennesiG ia ~fuloennesia firfollisfo-
foufiesia ban niinifGGn of papiston
~ebustaiana. Mllista bGnelle anne
tuista iulfiiista llottamlstoimisto
malrlttatoon, etta bd1et N. 1886 tut
iuttiin iGienefii iiiben fomiteaan, jon
ia tuli eboottaa lGbtopaiffaa Sapon
raoalle NiibimGfi-8iipurin raiita-
fiesta ia 10. 1887 papiston palffaus-
fomitean iGienefii &uopion IddniSlG.
Iiesiorina &uopion titomiofapitulis-
ia ban oil proiina 1S97-1900.
OfiitpiienG b enfilDnG of roipasti
&auramo Dst1m1Ilinen ia ionnnoIli-
men, ionfa puofii ban mpos iai itie
fofea OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pstGipppttG
ia liiottamlsta.
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Tafolliuen madrGbs ipnofrafeinutte'
Ina iuaStaau.

Biraliiesa 2eboesid, Seliingsia on
iulfaistu fenraalifumerno6rin anita
ma pafolIinen mGGrdps, ioIla iotati.
Ian pomiasiaoloaiafii iGGbetdGn ier.
raatpaa:
/. Wtitd anfarimmin fielIetGGn
y faifenlaatuiiia aiuinbuoneusto.
ia muofrattaesia niistd maatimasta
%plenmaarin forfeita mafiuia, iofa eli
ole iopuioinnusia taiualliien mafiu.
mGardn fansia eoelliien plooen al.
fana ia t1ten fobtuuttomasti banffi.
masta aineelliiia etuia, ia
9 tefcm6std mitGGn iopimafiia tai
tGpttGmGstd muita feinoia aiuinbuo-
~neustoista iuoritettapien iproframaf.
iuien feinotefoiiefii forottamiiefii.
Saman artiflan 1 foboasia iGGbet-
tp fielto Ell ulotu iellaiiiin tapaufiiin.
fun plloframafl umGdrdn iubteeIIiner
forotus aibel,tuni buoneuston paran.
tamiiesta tai luurentamiiesta, lam.
r;fn2%o,,o;Ao "fcII, p@o,ro14o /:.S
b%uoneusto mrlofrataan lGmmitps NIT.
fam Iuettuna) tai muista pGtemistG
ipistG.
9. Sofa riffoo co. artiflasia moi
1ittuia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, langetetaar
ballinnollista tetG forfeintaan 3 IF
panfeusrangaistlifieen tai enintGGr
5000 MIN iaffoon.
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Salupnlnnau tnomiofapitnlin
ales1urinuaali.

Aiesiorin naolisia Saiponlinnan
tuomiofopitiiliin iaipat G1niG @iipit.
rim roipostifunnasia eronuorosia o..
leipa aiesiori, Eariffolan firfobra,
roDosti, iumtaluusopin tobtori S. s..
@ummeruS, foiffi 8 GGntG, 2appeen
rofpostifunnasia 8ummcrlis Z ia
Wiffelin foupunfiieurofunnan firf.
foberra S. 90. 8ollinbeimo 1 GGnen,
Saminon ronoStifinnosia @umme.
rus 6 ia SmpiIabaen f~irffoberro, IGG.
ninropasti 81. s. Soraste 1 GGnen,
SdGsfen roipastifunnasia @ummerus
6 ia SGGsfen %firffoberra, rotpasti u.
2appoIainen 1 61nen, Sortomalan
romastifunnaSia @ummeriis 3 GGn.
I'd ia Saroste 1 11nen.
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Gbnsfnntaa Ct fntirta fofpon %Iotati.
Ian aifana.

Yietarista on iulfdiStu ieuroaipo
faiffcin forfein fGsfpfirjc:
Wfc Tifoloi Soncn Sirmalan ar
mosta fofo @cnGjGn &eiiori ia Site
naltios, Buolanmoon Siaar, Siio.
men Suuririlbtinos y. III. y. NJ. y. nj.
tecmme teemmc faifillc rsfolliiillc a.
lomoiiilIc tiettGnGfii:
&GsfpfirjccllG 1870 p:ItG BEND.
fuiita 1914 juIistctaan Suomen Siiu.
irubtinaanmaa iiiben fi,ulifpine tpeii-
alueineen otatilaan ia on iiitd LIB.
tien fuiillinut decentralization aluee.
ieen. 1928 y. tommif. f1sfimme DE,
eta muoocn la~fimGGrGiiet noltiop1i.
ipien fofoonfutjumisoifa OF IpfGtt1.
mG fifth fumes WeioGn erifoinen
mG1rdpfiemmc iiit1 julistetaan. Sos.
ia iotatapobtumisto jobtuncet polite.
ufict oIot pbG iatfuiuut, emme Dee nae
mdbooIliiefii futiuo fofoon Suomcn
Suurirubtinaonmon ipoltiopdipid, ia
fGsfcmme Ne tGlIG iulistufieIIa Ipf.
fdGmGGn ne iifii, fumes ~poiffeufiel.
Iiiet oIot oipat lofonneet.