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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03

man. The officer must be all-wise,
strong as an OK and as tender as a
woman, terror to the evil-doer, a
protection to the weak, learned in the
law, strong of lung, but soft of voice
when explaining things to the "tax-
payer" model neighbor, husband,
and father. He must have all the vir-
tues and none Of the vices of humapi-
ty-and be physically and mentally
the pink of perfection"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03

The Pythagorians Of Ancient
Greece ate simple food, practiccd tenn
pcrance and purity. AS a badge they
used the five pointed star which they
regarded as a symbol Of health. a
red five pointed star appears on each
package Of Chamberlain's Tablets,
and still fulfils its ancient mission as
4 symbol of health. II you are troubi-
ed with indigestion, biliousness or
constipation, get package of these
tablets from your druggist. You vii!
be surprised at the quick relief which
thcy afford. Obtainablc everywhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03

MARRY IF LONELY-for results,
try me; best and most successful;
hundreds rich wish marriage soon;
strictly confidential; most reliable;
years of experience; descriptions
free. "The Successful Club" Mrs.
Purdic, Box $50, Oakland, Calf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03
Subscription Rates

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Complaints of non-delivery of papers
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Y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03

An outing on the Susquehanna riv-
er near Wrightsville, PA, yester-
day ended in tragedy when Stew
art Rohrbaugh, % years old, one of
the picnickers, was drowned after
rescuing two girls who had waded
into the stream beyond their depth.
Rohrbaugh became exhausted after
pulling the girls into shallow water
and sank.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03
morning.

The large fleet Of fishing steam
ers on the Chesapeake and its tribu-
taries engaged in the catching of
menhaden for the manufacture of
fish scrap and oil is reporting large
catchcsA. SO far this has been the
most profitable season since 1911,
when all of the fish factories paid
fabulous dividends. The price of fish
scrap and oil is unusually high. If
the steamers continue to make good
catches the factories vii be able to
repair the losses Of the past few
seasons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03
MRS HATTY GREEN DEAD.

New York, July 3.-Mrs.. Hatty
Green, known as :the richest woman
ssi ii the world died at her hcme. to-:
day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03
VIRGINIA NEWS

A. Wilburn Hazelgrove, machlnlst
so years old, of Richmond was found
dead late Friday night in the kitch-
en- of his home. He committed sui
eide by inhaling gas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03

A dispatch from The Hague says
that in food and peace riot in Col
ogne, soldiers called on to quell the
disturbance, refused to shoot into
the crowd, but shot the police, wound
ing eighteen of them, after the lat
ter had fired into the crowd, killing
and wounding many of the rioters.
Traffic from Colonge to The Hague
has been stopped, adds the dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified as The executor
of the estate Of the late James 7.
Eawler, all parties owing said estate
will make prompt payment. All par
ties having claims against said es;
tate will present same at once for
settlement, properly certified
JOHN aa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03

The ID year old son of W. D.
Hundley, who shot his father during
a family row Friday in lower Camp
bell county, will not be held unless
the grand jury acts at a future term
of the Circuit Court, for the lad has
been discharged by justice of the
peace. A preliminary hearing de-
veloped the fact that the father was
mistreating his wife, and daughter,
when the boy seized shotgun and
threatened the father, who then
turned on the lad.The latter ran, but
stopping after a short distance,
warned the father to stop. When the
elder Hundley did not stop the boy
opened fire, one shot taking effect
in a thigh and the other taking the
mans right arm practically off Hun
dley was still alive at the last report
but the attending physician SAID
there is no chance for him to sur
vive the loss of blood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03

Tearing the bottom out of the
steam yacht Helibird boiler ex-
plosion yesterday caused the death
by drowning of five persons in the
Delaware River near PENIS Grove,
N. j. Eight other occupants of the
yacht are not yet accounted for, and
it is feared they also persisted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03
NEWS OF THE DAY

The Russian duma yesterday adj
opted bill according to peasants
the same civil rights as are given
to other classes of the population.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03
PUBLISHED DAILY.

By Alexandria Gazette Corporation
BIT King Street
ROBERT S. BARRETT, President
and General Manager.
HOWARD W. SMITH, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Entered at the Postoffice of Alexan-
dria, Virginia as second class matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03

"UnlcSs there is to be war there
is no occasion for calling for pray
crs for Lhc soldiers, and unless there
IS such an occasion there does not
appear to be any ground on which
| could comply with the request
made Of ME to set aside Monday,
July 8, as a legal holiday in this
state" said Governor II. C. Stuart,
Saturday. "The only ground except
this on which I could call holiday
would be for thanksgiving or for
some other religious observance, and
there does not appear to be any oc-
casion for this. The matter, how
ever. will be given further consid-
Grafton before l determine definitely"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03

stantly killed Friday, when, while
riding spirited horse, it ran away
with him and finally. threw him. His
left leg caught in the stirrup, and
as he came out Of the park gate his
head struck the cobblestones.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03

A decision of wide interest because
it involves the rights Of the Brother
hood CT Railway Trainmen, with re-
ference to the members of the organi-
yation, has been rendered in Bristol.
W. T. Wears, an engineer in the
service of the Virginia and Southwest
crn Railway brought suit against the
brotherhood for damages in the sum
Of $4,000, claiming that he had been
denoted by the brotherhood upon the
allegation that he was for a term out
of the service of the company. Wears
contended that the grounds upon
which the brotherhood had sought to
deprive him of the benefits of a sub
stantial promotion were lacking in
law and equity. AS the result of a
trial jury sustained Wears conten-
ton and awarded him damages in
the sum of $1,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03

One of the mcmocrs of Sheridan
Troop was little too violent in the
farewell caresses of his sweetheart
before leaving for Mount Grctna,
near Altoona, Pa, The young Tyrone
woman complained of severe pains
in her right side for several days
after the troopers departed. AS it
seemed to get worse, she consulted
the family physician, who discover
ed that the parting squeeze" had
fractured two of her ribs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03

Rev. William G. Starr, D. D..
one of the oldest and most widely
known Methodist ministers of the
Stata died Saturday afternoon In
Newport News, following a second
stroke of paralysis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03

John L. Radcliffe, a florist, was
arrested in Richmond yesterday on
charge of employing o. F. SUIT
ton, a clerk, and Ed Branch, col
orcd, a deliverer, on Sunday. SUIT
ton and Branch each was arrested
on a charge of working at trade
or calling on the Sabbath. Should
the florist be convicted of working
on Sunday, the decision probably
will affect a number of Richmond
churches that are in the habit of
having flowers delivered Sunday
morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03

A sensational tragedy is reported
from Spczia, Italy Crazed by ground
less jealousy. Capt. Bettolo, nep-
hew of Admiral Bcttolo, shot and
killed his wife and a priest and end
cd his own life by sending a bullet
through his head. The captain re-
Gently returned home, on a short
furlough and found the clergyman,
who had long been a friend of the
family, in his house, Without the
slightest reason he accused his wife,
who was a Warehouses OF Remedy
before her marriage, of intidellty.
When she resented this charge, her
husband flew into rage and, draw
ing his revolver. fired five shots at
her and the priest. Both OF them
died instantly. He then killed him.
self
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03

Racing along the Merrick road at
a speed Of sixty miles an hour, a
big touring car early yesterday
crashed into tree at the Five Cor
ners in Lynn Brook, l.. l., hurting
two the five men who occupied it
to their death. A third was NOR
ally injured, while the two others
may recover. The dead are Frank
Darmstadt, of Hewlett, the owner of
the machine, who drove it at the
time of the accident, and Timothy
Batchford.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03
Maryland, Delaware and
Virginia RAILWAY
Company

steamers or this line JeIve NIcSandrin
Monday. Wednesday and Saturdays at
80 J.. N.
EoI, BALTIMORE AND ALL THE
tsISI, RIVER LANDINGS.
Cuisine and appointments unexcclie9.
Freight for Baltimore. Philadelphia
and New York solicited ana nanGlea
with are Through rates and bills OF
landing Issued.
Single fare to Baltimore. $500 return
.,r!t S4ru: state rooms one wa Sl.oc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03

The ninth annual session of the Vir-
GINA Baptist Summer Encampment
will be held at Virginia Beach in the
Baptist Auditorium for ten days, COM
mencing tomorrow. This institution
enjoys the distinction of being the
largest of its kind in the south and
one of the greatest in the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03

More than twenty-five special trains
will carry members of the Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks into
Bedford City on the morning of Satur-
day, July 8, to attend the dedication
exercises of the new National Elks'
Home Speeches ares tos be delivered
| BY Governor Henry Carter Stuart and
prominent members Of the fraternity:
+. DR.. Rayborne NJ. Williams, about
i.32 years old, one OF the best-known
Danxille dentists, was almost in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03

Joseph Anderson, colored, of Louis
vile, KY, was beaten to death by
James Copeland, also colored, Of
Petersburg, Saturday night at the
show of a medicine company on
South Street. The two men became
involved in a fight. Copeland picked
up a chair and beat Anderson on the
head. Anderson was taken to the
hospital, where he died soon after
wards. The slayer was arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-03

When Frank Baur, detective SER
geant of the Washington police de-
partment stepped ashore at Norfolk
ttanr' the Washington boat Mon-
day morning with his wife and fam
ily he felt himself jostled by sever
al men. He suspected the presence
of pickpockcts, and turned in time
to find the hand of stranger reach
ing for his roll of grecnbacks. Baur
grabbed the man and turned him ov-
er to the police
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29
CMtber ia $osiafsmi.

Sofu aifa fifteen Suomesia pitt eli.
lebtori Sinonen otiiffona ole.
aineesta, ferromme iiitd ala.
oIewasio:
"2utber b%pipdfipi pfi%itpisomaiiuit-
ben. Sefin on SumaIan Iabio, iota
fiitoniielIa nalittia. Mttta ie
Ell merfitie iitd, eta pfiilo iao fen
meneteIId mieIin mG6rin.
TITO melpoIIiiuiioen ~t1iIIesiaan.
mufoon Ioptpp Moomotusia
3 perioatetta pddomaan ndboen:
y Sos iofii ottaa iiniIta tafin,
anna muffin tpoate. S6md fanta oil
2:n ntieIestG ep6m66rdinen, ioto ban
itief6Gn ei iofia nouoottoo;
q Sos ioIIoin on pG6omoo, 6IfSSn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29

fun pormestari nouii, meni ban
.lamppurin luo ia innoi:
"ystdipdni, emme tGdIld wiimef-
II toiiiamme tapanneet."
8nnba mics fatfabti pIos. 81 ba.
neIId oIliit aoipistustafaan fetG moi
ola banen fansiaan iamasia buo-
neesia. Scum t6md ieliuiptpi bGnelle
buuoabti bdn:
"gi, emmcf6 fosfaon cnGdn niillG
aiioiIIa tapaa toiiiammc, FUN iiHoin
Si,nlaIa olfoon plistettp ia
San f%iitofien iaafoon."
SpoGmelliiesti IoipGt melien fGt-
I'd toiiilleen fafii Min eri ibmisluof-
fam fu%uluiuaa. ga raffauben poltta-
pa tiili paloi fummanfin iilmisi1!'
Niin, pelastiifien iatamasta, See
iilfien i%aIfain iuuresta, oipat poisia
r~aja-aioat. SiellG f%uningas ia ferjG-
lGinen tuntepat olepania meliiG, ia
man tein fautta perille tulIeita mat
falaiiia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29
Stella on .poiSsa Salty.
raja

Eunnettu etpanfeliumin ~juIistajo
Campbell Morgan fertoo:
"Soboin fofousta erGGsiG faiipun-
eisia. @rdGnd iltana iGlfifofoufiesio
Joplin erGGn Iumppurin, iofa 10 of
manba iefG fGpnpt frmaraiiefii ia
ipnnin ia faatanan pal~neIiifiesia.
SumaIa oil iaanut nGpttGG bGrteIIe
iiiGniien bdtGnid ia fiiriuntenia. So
fun me iiina rinnaffain polpistiim-
me ruforfieen, tuntui minusta min
fobiffaaIta bGnen tpierelIdGn. MinG
pubuin bGnelle merestG jofa pubbis-
taa faifista ipnneistd, iefG buomaiin
ettG jituri fGtd puboistusta ban fai-
pafi.
&ffiG Iasfi iofu fGteniG oIfapdGl-
|Ieni ianoen:
"&ulfaa, ettefo tabtoiii pubua
mposfin tGmGn mieben fansia2"
&otiabbin plos, joIIoin nGin toiiel-
Ia iipuIlani polmistiineena faiipun-
gin p~ormestarin, mieben, iofa oil
Iiimlprt %ferGGidn ifdiner, miitta bie-
nosti pitettit, fun eoeIld mainittu f.
tGpastoin oil aipan rddipiSfd.
Mitistin beti ~fitiileeni, ettd iuliri to-
ma pormestari of fituii miiffoa tafa-
perrin tiominniit iaman liimppurin
fiiufat6efii tpanfeiiteen. 2umppiiri
oil fofii wiifoa tafaperin pddsipt
monfilosta pois, ia iiind be npt, mel
fem rinnaffoir olitpat poIpistlineina
ia lpotpind SumoIan eoesfd. Spnnin
taoffa poinoi %fummonfin bartioiIla.
Minun tGptpi fddnptd pois Iiimppii.
rista, pubuafieni pormestarin fans
ia. ga beti biiomuiin eta bdmelId of
iamat tarpeet FUN Iamppurillofin,
bGnfin tartpitfi peIastisto.
Mufto foIleinta foifisto oil, ettd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29

fpfeniii fosfaait antamaon ibmiiclle-
iitG ipOdmen IepOa jOnfa ban diff
f~aoottamut, Jos OIiii toiIin menetel-
Int. ---
YaIion ibmiiia on woiOamaiiil-
Ioan ipnnin ia epausfon pobiatto.
maart mereen. Mlitta monet burs.
footfin fulfemat beiodn fiunitieen
ipodmet fiintpneind fultaan ia I'd.
man mailman mammoraan. Suit.
ret ioufot Seeillfien iperella litnas-
tcttuia iieluia nddrtpp aialliieerr
furiuuteen, Lehman ia mum rllit'
miinifen toimeentuIoit pn~utteeieen,
ml.tta ola ibmisfuntaa rafastaa-
fultaa ia tabtoo ipiettdd bppid POI.
mid fGrfineitten baliooilla. wtinfd-
laiieIla mielella fifteen mama fullan
r~afostaiat ooottapat eldmania Il.
taa, moi paremmin arpata fuin ia
noa, fina Sumala, iofa on rattaiis,
on %ianonut: "iinun tiilee rafastaa
I9bimmGistGIi minimum itiedii'', Ell.
I'd: finnn t1ilee rafastaa filtaa ia
taman mailman riffanfiia.
&umpiafo iinG, Iufijani rafastat
enempi: fatoatpaa fnltaa, ipaito
Seeiusta ia niita iielnia, iotfa Sdn
on mereIldnd ostanlit, p~elastaen
fuolemasta ia iianfaiffiiesta faoo.
tulesta? Snnefi ia ipoameii rarbd
ajasia ia iianfaiffifiinoesia ritppi1it
iuuri ndistG feifoista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29
RdamatuIli$ia ky$y.
lnyk$id

&etfG otpat Sitmalm f~urihifien ia
ransaistufien jobbosta tlllleet lumi.
malfoiiifii?
&nfa Ioi I~eijonan Iumet aifana?
al,fa on pubunut lumimeoesid pc.
lemiiestG?
MifG werrataan lumleen ia peteen,
iosta maa fastiiu ia tulee beoelmGI.
Iiiefii?
WifG merrataan mirpoittatpaa1 lit.
meen elonaifana?
MifG paifuttaa fen, ettG me tlilem-
me lumimalfoiiifii2
Milloin on Siimalan fania fufois-
tiista ia bebelmid fatiellesiaart tttllitt
muistutetrfii tottelemattomult6es.
taan2
WisiG fobbasia @aamattua maini-
taan teos, iota nimitetGGn Serran io-
tain firiafii9
MisiG luprSia lliioesia Sestamert.
tis1a IopoGmme 8 fertaa luipun 1S.
tjofa ei fltitenfaan alma tarfoita To-
maa aiiaa? Misid %Iutpusia fitGipas-
tom 100, 10 ia 2 tarfoittamat iuuri
iamaa aiiaa9
&ufa ie fopbG of, jofa Ell mit1Gn
omistdmut ia iofa fuitenfin moi ostaa
iotoin falIisarpoista?
Wibin ateriaan eli DfiifGGtt rtsfo-
mainen faa ottaa o1aa2
Mifd N ie paiffa, iosia eniimGi-
men mD0s oil miimeinen9
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29
an alfaa adniaIIisfirffo-
rfollisfofous MapIe, isis.

NM rfolIisfofous Waple, isis.
dsia sotoufiesia on monta tdrfead
ioa pobSittoipana ia pddtettdwdrd,
. m. firffofuntain pbtpmd.aiia. Cd
d fpipmps onfin olIiit 10 folme
uotta piraIliiesti firffofunnasiant-
e eiilld. 9aniallispuoli on antanut
ltpmd>obieImat naapnrifirffofun-
lille 10 belmifuulla 1914, miitta fun
iiomi.S pnpobi Ell oIlitt pield fuii.
stelIut ieurafiintainia mieIipibettG
)tpmiieen nGboen, on faniallisten
ptpnpt o6ottaa tGbGn ipiioiifofoitf-
en- asti. ylpt on @. Spnooin ieilra-
mnat GGnestGneet Dbtpmiiestd ia
Spnooin mime fir~follisfoforis on
iGtt6npt antaa 3aniallisfirffofun-
Tile IopnIIiien tieoon ieurafuntain
ieIipiteistG, ioten MT tGsid fofouf-
sia poiooon nGboG, jos 9. S:oin
ioleIlo oIloon paImiita pbtpmGan.
iiiIemme puoIestamme ettei &aniaI-
spitoli enG6 balua jatfaa pbtpmis-
ipmpstG, tdIld fertaa jog tiiIee buo-
aomaort, ettei toiieIla puoleIIa ole
nG aiiasia tdpoelliiesti mield iel-
Ipopttp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29
Mrs. SeIena Mauni.
Tnoitus.

Cullen albanian fefGfouIun gmt-
barrasL Minn., 16 b. bein6fuiito.
Sttafaapas @mborrasiin pmp6riuG
olemot farmarit tdmd buomioon, etta
laitatte lapienne forIuiin. MinuIto
ioatte iielId ostaa fuin tiIen Mopilio,
ia Observation-Disclosures
ioita Iapiet tiIee taripitiemaan fo,,.
Iiisfa.
Siilemme pitdmddn iumaIanpoItpe-
liifien f~uioentoista pGimdnd iofa on
.iiinmuntai, iosio ponnoon feidfour,,
olulle. 8oIitfaa itie fieIIa poiffo mi.
binfd fofoonmltoon ia tiiofaa Iaplen-
ne mifana iotfa tilemot feidfoaiIuun.
alinnioitifieIIa ". SasieI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29

- East. g. @iiori iaopui mime
aonontai-iItana toista piiffoa fes-
neeltG firffofuntamme l1betpsmat.
Ito, Winneiotasta. Sunnuntaina
lat. Is p. bGn iaarnaii I6betpsiub-
la @mbarrasi Minn. |Iiimmeris-
Minn. ban toimi pitGen bartails-
nroja ia eipanfeliumiiublia +. +. 20
-25 pairinG. Ndill6 iubliIIa of OF
t potion faniaa. Iast. @uori fir
7tpana lGbemmin matfas-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29

- Siuoin fun @uttaja eli iaapu
.GnnOIlifesti tilaaiaIIeen on paras
l,taa iiitd nellie tieto beti ia iamaIla
no ldbettGd oiote, paiffa fe diff
lnenfin Idbetettp, min ielpppoen
,uofii on piimefii Idbetettp oiote ai-
a iparmin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29
Raba ia ~Idbimmdisen
rdkkdu$

-
nosti englantilainen bGprplaima
"Sbe @oloen @ate" a%nffarinia lGb.
teGfieen Mmerifasta @nglantiin.
Mufana oil paljon niitG, jotfa full
tafentiIlG oliipat foonneet itlelleniG
iuuria omaiiuufiia. "&otimaasia,
raffaasia f~obisia," aiattelipat be,
"moimme NIT piettGG %buolista ia
claimant murbeiSta mapaata eldmGG."
Weutta ibminen aiattelee ia pGGt.
tGa - Sumala iobtaa ia iGdtda.
Minoastaan barmat niistG, iotta riff
faifiineen astuimat luipan Ime-
rifasia, iaimat noi,sta raffaon iian-
mania famaralle.
&esfellG aupaa inertia iattui lai-
pasia tulipalo. Soimottomuuoen
raimosia iuofiimat monet aaltoibin,
l0ptGen iiellG bautania. Eoiiet mie-
lettomind ipopfipimGt pelastuspenei-
fin. Surbaan foitti fapteeni pllG-
pitGG ~jGrjestpstG Iaimasia. Mat-
flistaiat fuolinfamppailusiaan es-
tip6t faifen idriestpfien pi6on.
SGGlIG iai nGbbG fuinfa monelle
fulta tuIee eIGmGG raffaammafii.
8aiffa frolema oil iilm1n ebesid,
eimGt ibmiiet b%ennonneet luoplia
aarteistaan. &apteenin anfarista
fielloista buolimatta neipdt be fal-
lelitenia mifaania pelastusmenei-
fin. Sertrnufiena iiitG oli\ettG me-
meet fullan painosta painltiipat it,
miiineen pGimineen ippppteen, en-
nenfuin ennGttimGt IGbeiieen iaariS-
toon. grGs matflistaiista oil fiii-
tenfin fifth maltillinen ettG marus.
taiititi pelastuspp0IIG iofa pitt bG-
net me6enpinnallu, iiten ebfdisten
buffrmiien. Observation-Disclosures
ii pitt ban t%oiieIla fGbelIGdn pIbGdIld
faIlisarmoista fultapusiiaanL %toiiel-
Ia fGbeIIGGn itiben 10 obiaten I6bei-
ipD6esid oletpaa rantaa foboen.
Wiitta npt fiintpi bGnen b,iomi.
onia erGGieen lartaan ionfa obitfe
ban iattui iiimaan. 2aii6an tparas.
ia nGfi ban lapien, iofa beti oienii
moIemmat pienet fGteniG bGntG fob
Den, ppptden apiia. Sdnell6 of fpI-
lin moimia Iapien pelastamiieen,
mabpa uimari fun oil, eifG oIlitt
fopin pitfdlti rantaan. Mittta fiinG
tapaitfiesia oil bGnen pdffo antaa
fultapusiinia maiota meren pob.
jam. sc oil fiitenfin bGnelIe ra.
fas, fila fen iiiGlto oil bifed piio-
oattaen foottu. Hian diff ban ROM
MALTA riffntfiineen ia iaiii el6d biio-
Iista papaata elGmGG.
MitG oil bGnen nDt tefeminen2
&iimma taistelu riebui bdnen film.
mdsiGdn, miitta iiiben Ell olliit aifaa
montaafaan iefuntia. $Gn IGbestpi
Iasta. 81, ne pienet fGoet ia rufoi-
lena fatieI &liltapusii iai maiota
metropolitan ia iiimari otti Iapien
laitti bGnet bartioiIIeen ia moroitti
iieIId p~iteIemddn flint fumes mics
nj ntaibin. So b6n tuli min orneI-
Iiiesti perilIe Iapien fonsia, miitta
perinpobiin = fopbdnG f%eridl6iienG.
DIN perrin fpaifea teb6d rotfaiiua
fulIan ia ibmisbengen mdIiIIG, iieIIG
iiIfona tueoert iuorosfa. Mttta te.
foaan ei mics fosfaon ~fatan1lt. SUI
maIo paIfitiifin b6neIIe runiaosti
fooottamonia faIIon. Gniiffifin iai
ban $dneItd omontinnon raisbon ia
iittemmin mp0s tporolIihu,ttofin.
Mslrutoin of bdneIId tdpono ianoo,
etteiipdt modiImon foiffi riffou6et
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29
s&iitps.
Sdten fiitGn Seitd, asbtabula

Sdten fiitdn EeitG, @sbtabula
$arborin &aniallisieurafitnnan e.
mdntid, iiitG, pllGtptiestG, iolla mi-
niia funnioititte feiGf. IL pnG. &c.
tabooitte mlistao miniia nanbui-
ben beifoubesiani, toitte fabpia in
Ieinofiia, ia mierailitte nGin Iltonant
ia raipitiitte minuafin, ipieIGpG toit..
te mintlle rabaafin 10 6oIIaria. Gp6..
fiitos bppppoestanne. SimaIa, foi-
fen iinnanfien Iaboe, runiasfGtiiestt
tdman bppdn tponne Eeille paIfit-
foon.
Wrs. Selena Mntni.