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Soimimta iemrafmmtapiirisiGni:

Sptutt1fa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
Seriep gitpsiG. 81. S.
&irffo: Chestnut aipe zen ia Senrp
it:in filmasia.
SumaIanpaIpelus iofa %iunnuntai.
no flo 5 ip., s. ebt. fuifaiiben / ma
iunnuntaina. MaamatunieIitps per.
beisid iofa toiiena torstaina flo s
iu.
OmpeIuieuran fofous iofa torstai.
no flo 2 ip. perbeisid.
HpbGfoulu iofa iunnuntaira
@~reenbiIlesi6 flo 10 ap. ia firfosia
ITO A ip.
Sefafo0rin barioitus iofa perian.
taina flo s in.
Seem &ocbellesiG, sc. 9.
&irffo: 2acftpoo6 aipennelIa.
SbieImaiu anpietto friifau6en g..
no %ianmntaina flo $50 in. firffo.
iaIisfa ia fulifaioen AND iiiniintai.
no firfosia $. eft. flo $50 in.
Ompelnieiiran fofous iofa toiiena
torstaina flo 8 ip. Suguenot It. ia
bartausbetfi flo s iH.
gatsfiIisiG, 90. 9.
&nufauoen miimeiiend tiistaina
lilo 10 ap. ia 2 Up.
Cost Bort gbesterisiG, Conn:
&irffo: 9elaban otpenueIla.
SiimaIonpaIpelus fuufauoen 81.
no iunnrntoina flo $50 il. Muista
ieuroista ilmoitetaan firfosia.
8eIlebiIIesiG, 81. $.
R1nafauoen 2:na Iauantaina flo 8
III.
BaIpeIustani b%aluaipat Doipat
iImoittaa mposfin firieelId tabi aiur.
noIla marmemmin oamup6ipdud ia
iuaIIa feIo 81.
Sc. Mnttonen.
Sioite: 102 Steipens abe.
Seriep gitp, 50. s.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-14

Snmalanpaluelnfiia isssfnalIa:
81 p. &anbalisia SO. 4arbuIan t.
flo 3 ip. ia flo 8 III ia 90 p. flo 10
up.
90 b. Solmes Gitpsia Sacf Sobn.
ionin t. flo s iII. ia "a p, firfosio
flo II ap. ia lasten iumalanpalpelus
flo 1 lip. ia iltaieurat 81. gioIm t.
flo 8.
% p. Menabgasia flo 8 III.
S. Suusfonen,
Menabea,W inn.
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Mntnntemme ibb.

Nilflllfemmc 1Dp on tat lama turl
autuutemmc pcrustls. sos teemme
fpipmpfien, mifG on autl,utemme
ipp? Min ainafin epanfelisten phi.
reisiG iaamtmc beti iastaufien, ettG ie
reisid iaammc beti pastaufien, ettG
ie on &irstus; ia ainan oifein, Min
bGn raamattufin ianoo. sos taas
tccmme fpipmpfien fenenfGd autuli.
teen &ristus on ipp? Niin ioamme
beti mastaufien, ettG faiffein ibmis-
ten, Ills fofo mailman autuuteen
&ristus on ipp. SdmG mastaus on
mpos raamatnIIincn, iilIG opostoIi
ianoo: Scum pfii fuoIi faiffein eoes.
I'd, Min bc faiffi oipat fiioIIeet.' Siis
&ristufien foulemasia maailma fro.
Ii. Mpostoli mp0sfin ianoo &ristuf-
len fuolleen ipnniIIe pbben ferron.
Sis maailma fuoli ipnniIIe eIGGfieen
SumalaIle. Naamattu ianoo tGstG
aiiasta ebeIleen: Sofa fuoIIut on,
ie on ipnnistG ipanbnrsfaafii tebtp."
Sis maailma on ipnnistG monburs.
faafii tebtp. Snammefo npt iiis ns-
foo mailman oletpan iitG milf SSi,.
mala len tefi9 Saamme, ia usfom.
mefin jos cmme ole SumaIan fieItG-
lid. Simala itic ainafin lisfoo, fos.
fapa raamotusia ianotaan: "SSuma-
la fatieli faiffia tefojania, ia fatio
ne oIiipat iangen bpmGt." Siis Sll-
mala ~bppGfipp t%efonia, ia ne felpaa
SrmaIaIle, buoIimatta iiitG josfo ne
ibmiiille felpaa.
Sbminen fun iGrien fannaIta mai
I'd aiioita fatielee, Min ie tdsiG ef-
ipp. Sc ci mil ioIfnoanbp1msbrbIu
ipp. sc Ct miIloinfaan bpmdfip gu
malan tefoa iellaiienaan, maan iiinG
Ioptpp alma mifaa, ia niinpd tGsiGfin.
Gen ban fpIlG mDont6G ettG Sl,maIa
tefi mailman autiiaafii, mutta full
tenfin usfaltaa mGittGG ettei ie liitG
ole, ia plpepoesiGGn menee Min pit
fGIlc ettG usfaItaa beittGd SiimaIoI.
le ipptofien masten iilmiG, ettG ban
on tebnpt onnistumottoman pritpf.
fen. @if0 tGntG ole SumaIoIliicn
Majesteetin pilffaa, tpai fuinfa?
&~ristnficn teosia ia Srmalon tiio-
mioisia pleiiesti otpat faiffi ibmiiet
aiitliaita ia oIleeIliiia, tdmG on ijan.
faiffincn totiris, ei usfo tGtG tobefii
tee, iiIIG iiinG tapaufiesia oIiii usfo
aiituutcmme ipp. Mlitta usfo on ie,
jofa titon tooen aiian iopeIiittaa o.
maantuntoon ia min i%aattoa pfiitpi-
iesti fGptGntoon tiion cnnen 10 mol.
mistetun, ia bGnelle iefd faifiIIe ifi-
omafii juIistctiin aiitiiiioen.
nsfottomiIlefin tGmG artiirs on
10 iuIistcttu ijanfaiffiiefii omaiiuii-
oefii mitta ne fun eipGt iiitG buoIi
einGtfG fGptG, paor, tGtG onlaa oar.
rettania piIfaaipat ia bGipGiiepGt, ia
Min ippstd ioatupat faootufieen.
go min, fun &ristus on aiituii.
femme ipp eli perustiis, min tGmGn
ilmoittamiiesta on i%euraufiena usfo
ia fen tiioma eli woifuttama oiitrus
pfiitpiicn omolIn tiinnoIlo, iosto toos
ieuraa eIGmdn %paranmis.
Sdsid moan ibmiict efipp fun ei-
mat moi erottua uiium oIfu ipptd ia
fen icuroufiia toiiistaan.
5. SiaIo.
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Snmalanpaliuelmfiia ipbsfmmlla:

IL b. gaefp gOrf @iIls'isid flo 10
epp. Serran b. eft. fonsio ia Cope
Iiufiesfa flo 8 ipp.
90 b. on Sirenin puoro fdpoG bo'
femosia gorf &apitiistd.
"a b. SnelImanisia flo 10 epp,
s. b. ebt. fonsia ia iltaieurot "
coineen toIosio. ". 2oineen iuuOrr
on fppoitd oiemalle.
Muista feiiroista eri ilmoitiifier
mufoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-14

Snmalanpaluelnfiia ibssfnmlla:
II b. @IpsiG flo 10 aart. ia Son.
bnnnisia flo 8 III.
"a p. BepIasia flo 10 oant. ia em'
barrosfisia Ser. Sobnionin taIoIIc
flo 8 p%GitpGIld.
Oauista bortausbetfistd ia firfol'
Iiiisto toimista moi iopia allefirioit.
taneen fansia fullafin poiffafunnoI'
Ia.
u. Sosiel,
mdIioifoinen ieurafuntien boitoia,
Gin, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-14

iul nuorl opeffa1a 9elttt Sonta tir'
ioituspoptGnid GdrcsiG. 3otifpldn
nuoret cimdt olleet iuonet bGnelIe
ranbaa cnncnfnin ban oil lupannut
pitaa pubecn ieuraapana pGiwGnG
.peitettawasiG fciGiublasia.
81 minulta ianottamaa puiitu, =
tuumii Seiffi IepittGeSiGGn palfean
paperin ctecniG, - pubtaan elGmGn
%ibanuuocsta taboon pubua morille
tomcrillcni; prbtauoesta ia moimas-
ia. Hiin, iuuri poimasta, fcmGtmprs.
fpstG, iofa mllrtaa iGGt ia nostaa pie.
nenfin ioen papailtettuma fuobil.
moan.
Seiffi alfaa firjoittaa, mutta iiitG
tlileefin main miirtamia rimejG. Sep.
ma ppiGbtpp. Onban firjoittajaIla ia.
Lola, fauniita ajatufiin. Mifii ei ban
iaa niitG eiiin ianoisia? SGn mcittii
pbG, firioittaa ripin. metGG miiwan
len pIi, bppGfipp ia bplf6G. = NGin-
to tGmG pubeeni %alfuunia Ioppiii,
aiattelee Sciffi fGriimGttomGsti. =
81 oliii eniinfGGn pitGnpt Iuwata.
fam!
Silloin trntui bGncstG pbtGffiG
ifGGnfuin fuuliii ban biljaiien fuis.
feen:
= Wifii ct anna parbaintaii ni,o.
rifle, mifii ialaat beiltG aarteeii9
Scifti Iasfee fpnGn fGbestGGn ia
a~iatufiet liiteIewGt aifaan, iota ban
eli pari ,uuotta iitten. Sbana muaiSto
On firfas iupiiunnuntai.
Seiffi istul auringon maIaiiemasia
firfosia. llurut ioipat ia wirret fai-
fumat papin pfiinfertainen, moima-
fas pube ipntisten 8apabtaiasta,
banestd, iofa on pantu lanfeemufief-
Il monelle Ssraelisia. Seifin iielu
ammentaa Sumalan ianan uuoista-
ipaa moimaa niinfuin fuima nlaa
iiiGGniG iateen. 8Gipneend D.
turbista ponnistufiistaan oil
ban ~fiuiausten oiamana i%outunut
p%artaalle eifG ban tbs.
ia firfonfGpnnistGGn pllut iuliri
mitGGn apua obottanut. Nutta aqua
fuitenfin Serran eiifartanoista,
epGilijGlIefin. SiitG pGimGstd
al nuorufaiien elGmG uutta iiidltoG,
autta ipoimaa. Sdn eli iofa betfi or
Seeius &ristus oil tullut
nouiemufiefii ia palomalla
lpbGmellG pppii ban iaaba armoa pp-
elGmGniG file Serralle,
jofa oil fuolllit ipntisfurjain pelas-
tufiefii.
Siiofaus nouiee Seifin rinnosta
muistaesiaan, miten tue ppbG tuli
lpGbiteIlen pGGii iammumoan banen
ipoGmesiGGn. Witen monta tilaiiuut.
ia bGneIle oil onnettu, iolloih ban o.
liii moinut tooistaa Serrastaan,
"foota SGnen fansiaon'', mutta ban
epGroi. SGn meitti Min faaan etta
fultainen tilaiiuus liufui bGnen fa-
iistGGn. Sa Min ie nptfin menee.
MitGl brubbabtaa Seiffi fanabta-
en- ppstppn, eibGn minulla tGsid ole
mitGGn t%ilaiiuutta plbua Sumalan
ianoo. gnbGn tofi moi firjoittaa
.iaornaa nltorten f~eiGjublaa marten.
mitenfGGn moi olla mGGrin,
ettG prbun nuorille faifesta fauniiS.
ia, jaIostlttamasta ia iiirresta Iiion.
rosIa ia taiteesia. Colin fpllG CT ie
ibnriiiis, iosta nion pubua, ulotit to-
I'd moalIista eIGmGd f%aiiemmafii,
miitta riittGGbGn iefin 10 iublipalle
nuoriioIle.
= Seiffi, fuulltu iamasia olpen-
iuiista, tnletfo fansiani i~ltafGpelpl-
le?
= 8oi, Inni, tiiIiiin min mielel-
IGni, mitta eiitelmdni on mieId mus.
teplIlosia2
= MennGGn betfefii main, eb6ot.
taa @nni.
geo menndGn, pdGttGd Seiffi,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-14

mpos niittGG" OH Seifin pl'ulllla'
mutta ianat jGGpGt fuitcnfin bdncltc
lauiumatta. SGn tuntcc main, miten
niioen fGrfi foboistul bGncn oniaar
ipoGmeeniG fpipmpfiena: mitd olei
iinG fplwGnpt2
@oi ientGGr, toistaa @nni al
nan falpcana, Jos ic oliii ollut lofu
toinen, muta ulIa, jofa 49,
= Niin. iofa alma nGptti borras-
talpan jaloa,. ibanteellista cldmaa,
iatfaa Seiffi omisia aiatufiisiaan.
- Miten on mabbollista, etta iel-
laincn ibminen moi langcta noin ~
wGGn, iclit1 ie, jos mott, Seiffi.
- Sitcn, cttG ban fiilfee erifieen
Serrastaan ia 8apabtajastaan, jon
ia tufematta ibmislapii ei moi ppipG
p~pstpsiG, oIipa iittcn bGnen iban-
teenia miten fauniit tabania, ianoi
Seiffi ia IiiGii i%urumicliicsti - In-
MI me emme ole ippttOmid bGnen on
nettomuiltenia.
Mutta, Seiffi, mitGpa ipptG
meiIlG iiiben oliii2
= &uuIe, Mnni, olemmefo usfol-
liicsti pubuneet bGncIle tai muille
tomereiIlemmc "ainoasta tarpeeIli-
iesta", Seeiufiesia &ristufiesia H.
mestpnccstG armosta?
gipd ie aiia iuuri tule pubeefii
n,iorten fcsfuuoesia.
81 tuIe prbeefii buofaii Self.
ii. 81 fpIlpetG Sl,malan labjoita-
masta iiemenmafasta, waan oman
funnianbimoiicn ipoGmen fammios-
to beitetddn iiemen turbisia, mail.
mallista mieltG wiebdttGmisiG pi,-
beisia faslpamaan obbaffeita, JOHN
fulfija mib6oin moi auttamatomasti
tafertr. lnni, fGGnnptGGn fotiin, mi.
nlista tuntitli MT, eta ji,blapilbeeni
on firioitettaipa ainan uubestaan.
Niin, aipan alllsta alottaa Seiffi
fotini tultuan Gsfen beitetpn tponiG;
aoltaa iitd lapielliiella rufoufiella,
anteefiiiaamiien ia iiunaufien pppn-
n0lIG. Scum ban iGlleen tarttru fp-
nGGn, eli ban enGd ajattele riinoIlis-
ia, ibmisten mieIiiuoiiota ~berGttGmGG
iublapubetta. SGn ppptGd main foo
ba o~iottao ni,oret ipoGmet Mestarin-
ia Iuo. Sent tuntee Seiffi ielnGsti,
ettG ie poimantarme ia pubtaiioen-
jano, ie faipuu, jofa tdpttGG ibmis-
ipbGmen, ie ei IopoG t~ppoptpstd to-
mGn fatoapaiien mailman ibanteis-
ia ia aarteista. S~banimmatfin lab-
jat fabIebtia ia pafottaa palpeluf.
ieenia. 8oi iitG fuIfiiaa, iofa mael-
toa pfiin! Mutta Sumalalle olfoon
fiitos, ei fenenfdGn %taripitie fuIfea
ieuratta, tuetta. 81 tarpitie, iillG
bpipG Taimen etiii f~aoonnutta. SSu.
molan femGtmprsfpsid moi ban iaa-
pita f~iuiatun rinnaIle. Silloin fiuiaa-
jan fobIeet fatfeamat, iaaStainen
pubbistetaan ia Sumalan antamat
labiat iaa6aan fGpttGd oman Ser
ramme paIipelufiesia. &iittaen i,it-
oesta moimasta neren armosia, ipe.
rem turpisia, laulaa fuliia inloisten
tuntcitten pettGeSiGfin: "Wtinun Us.
tGfpGni on minun ia nina olen Sd-
men,
SGtG ie pube iiidItdG, ionfa Seiffi
prolip6n aifana iaa mall
milf.
= Saornafii be tiiIeipat iitG fit-
iumaan, aiatelee Seiffi, eipatfa tai-
% enGG bnoliafaan minusta ieu-
roibinia ia iiibliinia.
Mntta tGmG tieto Ell mdbGafadn iaa
Seifin onnellista fatietta iumenne'
tufii eifG bGnen pdGtostGnid boriu'
maan. SumaIan auulla ottaa ban
ratfaiiepan asfeleen. Sdnelle on to-
nd iItana fuiiIiiniit: 4aiffi tai ei
mitGGn. Muista, ettei fiifaon moi
paImelIa fnbta berraa. Tabootfo elaG
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Mstabmla Sarborin 9aniallisienru

Nsfapitla Qaruprtn NaH1alItS1enra'
Human jnmalanpalwelnfiia
iDDsfnnlla:
Sunnuntoina II p. flo 10 up. ia
flo z ip.
Torstaina % p. flo s ip. HDbGfoli-
III flo puoli 2 ip.
Tairportisfa:
Sorstaina z pd flo 8 Up.
Sunnuntaina 10 p. flo 10 ap. ia
flo s ip.
! Sostaina 81 p. flo s lip.
Sunnuntoina "a p. flo 10 ap. ia
flo Z ip.
S. urpilainert,
Gsbtobula, Sorbor, Ohio % Dat St.
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!SartamsIenrpja ipDsfmnlla:
ID b. 8ranttpoobisia flo 8 i'll.
II b. 8rantpoooisia flo 10 aant.
II b. GIifforbisia flo 2 Up.
81 p. Sopeaioen foaIilla flo 8 III
Sc. Biffi
8aino, isis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-03
BLACKIE MEETS FATE
AS POE'S CAT DID
Trapped in Chimney. He's Dead
When Wall Is Torn Down.

Until last Tuesday Blackie led COM
Portable. happy existence. Even though
a cat of no particularly distinguished
line there was something sociable and
lovable about him that will make his
absence all the harder for his mistress,
Miss Mabel Godfrey. TO bear.
While Miss Godfrey was away from
her home. al 202 West l30th Street,
last Tuesday. Blackie decided 10 ex-
plore the great outdoors. The doors and
windows in the fifth floor apartment
were closed, so Blackie pussy-foot-
ed 20 the fireplace He crawled
up the fue and disappeared. But there
was a treacherOus hole, and even a
black cats eyes are not much use IN a
sOoty Aue Clawing and crying, he
tumbled five stories to the bottom.
Poe wrote Of black cat whose cries
sent thrill Of horror through those
who heard them. The cries Of Blackie,
imprisoned IA straitly as Poe's cat.
kept those who lived in the apartment
house keyed up TO an unbearable de-
gree. The Fire Department. and the
Department of Health tried in vain 20
rescue the cat with a rope. The tene-
ment house Inspector and the :. Z.
c. A. also failed. then Miss Godfrey
appealed 10 the police at the West l23d
Street station. The police sent her 70
the Washington Heights court, whore
an order was issued calling upon the
agent at the premises 20 have the fue
opened al Miss Godrey's expen. Q.
Meanwhile B'ackie's cries became weak
er and more pitiful.
Yesterday afternoon. when the bricks
were torn away. the crying had stopped.
Blackie died as they lifted him out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-03

his chumminess with William X:
Hearst. There was no mention OF
Frank L. Polk. Counsellor Of the State
Department. and only an occacional
mention Of Charles Z. Tremen, OF
Ithaca.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor Thomas F.
Conway. Of Clinton, was the only can
didate who had an organized effort
started in his behalf. The delegates OF
Essex, Franklin. st. Lawrence. Clinton
and Lewis counties held conference
lust before the close OF the convention
and Endorsed him as their choice lot
the nomination for Governor.
Amba sador Gerard, his friends said.
would come TO this country early IN the
fall 20 make speeches in support or
President Wilson. His candidacy for
Governor would thus IT in with this
arrangement.
Judge Seabury wants 70 be the Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor. but the
most influential OF the leaders are
against him. There was some discus
sion OF the advisability OF sidetrscking
him next fall By naming him TO succeed
Willard Bartlett as Chief Judge OF the
Court Of Appeals when the latter re-
tires because of the age limit.
William Church Osborn. chairman OF
the Democratic State Committee, seems
10 have the field to himself. so far as
upstate is concerned, as candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
United States Senator. Senator O'Gor-
man is not expected TO try 20 succeed
himself, and the selection OF Mr.. Os-
born would find favor with the Admin
istration at Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-03
SINGING BLACKSMITH
TUNES UP YORKVlLLE
Voice from Forge Wins Audience
TO Music.

II was a musical feast in Yorkville
Centre at Public School Sc last night.
The multitude discovered it could sing
and it did
Picture big man who used TO be a
blacksmith. on a platform. waving a
stick that in comparison to his bulk
resemb cd toothpick. Picture old
men and old women, little tots with
sparkling eyes and pigtalls, eager and
determined, singing earnestly. Picture
the gang" freckled. mischievous
youngsters. all outdoing each other in
their efforts TO let "the big guy on the
platform" know theyhad voices.
Harrj Barnhart. ex-blacksmith. with
a winning personality and a thri ling
voice. had in three minutes made a
skeptical audience know the meaning
Of sentiment.
Mr.. Barnhart, working with the
Yorkyil'e Social Centre Committee. is
organizing community choruses in New
York. He's from Rochester, where he
has organized a dozen.
Last night lis audience promi sod 20
be among those present at the Wash
ingfon Irving High School Sunday az
ternoon TO swell the numbers Of a
community chorus Then they sang
THE Star Spangled Banner" and
Harry Barnhart put on his collar and
tie and coat and dismissed them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-03
HALT COPPER DEALINGS
ON LONDON MARKET
Metal Spectators Action Will
Not Affect u. S. Prices.

London, March 2.-Following the an
nouncement that no speculative deal
ngs would be permitted in metals used
for the making OF munitions the mem
bcrs Of the London Metal Exchange to-
day decided TO suspend all dealings,
with the exception of those IN tin,
pending the report of a deputatlon
which will wait upon the Minister Of
Munitions tomorrow.
Dealings in the Glasgow pig iron
market have also been suspended
John d. Ryan. president Of the Ana
conda Copper Company, said that the
closing OF the London Metal Exchange
TO prevent speculation Will cause no
surprise in American copper circles. as
most Of the bids from England since
the war began have indicated that the
London metal market has been fic-
titious one. This was due 70 the en-
barge placed By the British government
upon exports.
THE standard copper market said
Mr. Ryan, has been for months past
from $40 TO $50 below the market for
eiectrolytic. whereas SO, If freight rates
were normal and the embargo did not
prevent shipment. would enable Ameri-
can refners to take standard copper,
bring it here and refine 1t and return 1t
10 England for sale.
THE standard metal market in Lon
don has not been an important one FOR
many years past. American electro
lytic and lake copper make the price
the world over. and the speculation N
standard copper in London has been
used principally by metal dealers to
affect sentiment 10 depress or advance
the prices. as they may be interested.
The price of standard copper in
London has had very little, If any, in
fuence upon the American seller OF
copper. and the price OF copper IS not.
and has not been for years. affected TO
any considerable extent by London huc-
tuatiOns.' =,
Mr.. Ryan said yesterday that while
copper consumers are not bidding Tor
the metal as excitedly as they were
several weeks ago. the demand is stu
exceptionally strong, and good busi-
ness is being done in distant deliveries.
The price of copper now, Mr.. Ryan
added. is as high as the large producers
Gaze to have II go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-03
From Tie Tribune BIrcsu.l
Washington. March ..

Iron Tie Tribune Bureau.
Washington. March ..
ARMY
Bns Gen JOHN =. MORRISON. oonnnad 7. s
trcops in Chins. 20 Manila. conn AMI y. Liam
Mckinisy. vice Bris Gen. HUNTER LIGGETr. TO
Cart, rREEBoH% HoLcoMB. 10Th Cav. de-
csTt wAiiRtN " wdiIrsipE. 9 n Re.
lievei detail that co.'s 20 take erect March
Cart Hoc1mb Ill proceed 20 san Francisco and
sail Apr. f1r Philippine
Tifsi Lieut. HOMER Il uLDFITLD. Coast A..
from military A.airly Wet Point. - Jarksof
Earfsrl. al regrr % commanding pf'rcr roast
defence II New or!esn, ior assignment to :
rai.slrs 'sare. 81 corp. o. rnsiinccr' orisr,l.
Ti-.t I..l. RICHARD !. NJ, uolAS. MlRoN
ani D. N~rORp OLIVER ron Engineer
>.hoo.. 4..isn,I 1T Bsitaiica Engineers. 10 take
In, Lion. TRANcIs X NEWCOMER. GORDON
H. YOUNG Ard ~ FlS " PUTNAM. assigned
~ Battalion q - sinesrs. 10 tate erect April
al relieved further duty AZ Engineer school and
Resisi.aiioa Fir., Lieut HARRY G. WOOD. Med
ser r's I I,-8,. LAWRENCE n WEEKS. co.s, Ar
Corrs. from assignment 1924 Co. 70 unassigned
lisi. as upon expiration present. lave report 70
comma diis or'ccf miae planter General LdNa-i
q G. cord for aIiy. -
Les,'- - sb'enee. second Lieut. IXsTS JONES.
MoRTuN. M and second Lieut.. HAIRY A
>T w. ~ Gkni fs no' aiR HIS i', IT. In! p
tao month, ug,u relief from du'l a. Arlay sss-
N-e Schools. J.. lsarrr"n-'n-
SAtN
J. Commander y 3 THIiFEN detached Nsva.
station. Catiff. f1 Nasai lo,graI Mare Island
~, ID a. ~ vs. Hn~FORb .nd ". u SEED
r. detached works Bsusch Lonb ogucsl 90.
March q % works Sfefy GJr'-cope Co. Brook
yu
u ~ a. O. = BRANDT. deUh~i Saratoga
March 20 20 home and wait ofics
Ensign ROY DUDLEY. detached fompeJ. to Aba
J. : surr r E.yGAnMsoS. ds,scs.A r.nnss.
Gee. 70 pciptia-
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

ASS surs. ~. IT. MASSEY. rompcy to Ala-
fenda
Z. \. rUmas.sr Z. VI HACKER detached south
ASS faymaster JOSIAH MERRITT. detailed
CHEZ hosfs"ain J. ID. BALkELY. detached Nav
Wand. Boston. fn Naval station Guam Via supp. D.
Gunner A. 2 SKINNER. detached Tennessee; 90
Atlantic reserve feet
Gunner ". FANNING. detached san Diego.
Apri 3. % NaFs. Radio station. san Diego
Nsiii.is' !. ! th1Ik. detached Norh Dakota
connection htins out Idaho aal ol board when
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
Teh ea-cvr--s a.l r-aI-. % Gurtarairo.
G.arlcr. ~ Tofc ofange sHl ia i.r. stewart ai
San pcT0. Na.iirsH.. 90 I'r.n.4ti. s. a.
Msrrh l-tas.i.. tulnuit - isr'.,. jg.hft. iaH.
nns srd Mcppugal n San Juan. t1-,lre. 10
santo Domlso Cls. celtic. a. iamlfa. Road.
Jason a. Newport JgIcff. a. Sa.tlfrrn BAY
Lawrence. ~ Brene-ton Mary All az san Tfar.
cisco. Monaghan. AZ NeE orleans. Paterson, Of
MssAsuez
SAILED
Feh ?a-Denver Balboa for Coruto. Glacier
Topoohsmpo for La Faz. Lawrence Astoria foi
Brrrnerfon Nefcus Honolulu FOR Guam: Prairie.
Guantanamo 'or Port -au- Prince
March i-CcIfic Hampton Roads for Guarfansmo.
Joaeti Ho~rhtnk. y. ! for SmNAfoWn Ray
h-s Chs-esfol i1r Pensacola. Marietta. GuAn-
ttnGno ior Vera cru. Mar AID Mare lslar 4
Tor San f-AnfsrN. P4mpai ga Hong koug foi
cruise w West Rive
virsini, nov az Guantanamo. ordered % proceed
10 bcsion YARD.
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preme Cour. Of the Oregon law reguia'-
ing hours Of labor for women ana MS
membershi, in the Public franch'se
League Of Boston.
81 think it Is Mr.. Brsndeis's nc
service which has stirred up the man
cial interests against him. and in pro
portion as their hatred grew did the
respect In which he is held By. the
people of Massachusetts increase.
Somewhat similar testimony "as
given by Asa 7. French, FORMER = iIeu
States Attorney at Boston, and MeLvil'
O. Adams, Boston lawyer. 81
French said he never had heard Nh
Brandeis assailed By any one whose
opinions or interests he had not az
tackled. Mr.. Adams testified that a
group Of men in nigh standing, who
are near the network of State Street,
which Is our financial street, though
Mr.. Brandeis was not altogether
straightforward.
Edward +. McLennen, Of the Brandeis
law firm, produced stenographic re-
port of two conferences between MI
Brandeis and James 7. Lennox TO prove
that Mr.. Brandeis acted IN the inter,
est of both sides In the much discussed
Lennox bankruptcy case.
A. Whittier, secretary OF the Amen
can Fair Trade League, testihed tha'
Mr.. Brandeis refused to receive com.
pensation for furthering the work OF
the league.
Petition from New York Men.
Newton d. Baker, former Mayor OF
Cleveland and president Of the Ma
tional Consumers League, presented a
petition for confirmation from group
OF New York manufacturers, labor lead
ers. publicists and social workers.
The petitioners express an apprecia-
ton Of Mr. Brandeis for contributing
to New York's industrial peace by oner-
ing the "preferential union shop" as
the basis for arbitration between the
manufacturers and employees in the
needle trades. They point out as proof
Of his qualifications as judge his sue
cess in presiding over an industrial
court" to which have been brought the
disagreements in these trades.
Among the signcrs of the petition are
Oscar Stratus, chairman OF the New
York Public Service Commission; Fred
eric c. Howe, Commissioner Of lmmi-
grafton; Hamilton Holt. editor of 1.-The
Independent; John Mitchell, chairman
of the New York State Industrial Com
mission: Charles +. Mcfarland. secre-
tary of the Federal Council of Churches
of Christ in America; Henry K. Seager,
president Of the American Association
for Labor Legi Station; Rabbi stephen :.
Wise. Edward T. Dcvine. Mrs. Florence
Kelley. secretary National Consumers
League; owen T.. Lovejoy, secretary
National Child Labor COMMITTEES; Henry
Bruere and George ". Kirchwey.