davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
uati$ia J~aappani$ta.

OuW o~eS~oN O"S~ff~s~ ~
ieen, iosia oil iLoifin uuttiia. SielId
on nGet iiromalnistenfin IGbetpfien q.
iemiIIa mietettp iuisria iiblia, ioisia
on oltut iarfat iorfot fu1,Iiioita. Gil.
I'd afemagIa - Siban aiemoua -
iosfa NINA olin moinDoni funsid ne.
Iiien tplotta. on ollrt toto,sfiia pafa.
noita ,parten toIrnena iItano ia fua..
tiioita oil 1000 iota Ito. ge,io tauIi-
iat oIiapat Ell tat,rliioita iota Ito. I'll.
Id prbuia erGs tplJGuiia ioappamilai.
ipen TGbetpsioornoaia. pitt iarnan pu.
been funafin iltano. Weiten rdm6 ii.
miiet oil iaata fotoonS sc tGtui Loo
tuu.rl ustotpien toinesto. llsfowais.
ten oil toimittahpa min eta bei6dn
fufuIaiienia ia ta,ttatpania tIIiapat ia.
noa fiailemoon. MifG eiifutpa NEIL.
lei! OGetto iind iuetGnpt pstdmidii
SumoIan ianan Gdreen9 600 min.
NGioen totousten iei~trautiena oil fe,
etta noin 600 benfiI0a ilupoittai,tui
S6asia @ammnttuo tutfimaan. $ppG
apaial Sept on main tp0miebiIld til.
re iobbatboaffeen nditd a,,t1tl6en IGb-
tetIle. On iieIId iisomalaifiIIa peI'
iiId ia iiiorilIammefin npt bausfo
fnn laatpat opettaa ipntiiiG eldmdr
me6en pirroiIIe. Mutoilfaumme bei.
6dn ploIestaan! Noista 600 etiiids.
I'd on fplld enin ofa n. T. Weootisti'
Triton bptuGfii, mirtta iuOmalaiitlle'
Tin ilmestpi IGbes 200 uutta "faIaa'
MERTON %iilmufiiin. SttGpaitii toiiil'
Ia ii,omalaiiiIIa aiemilla oil etfiioi'
ben Ilfu feuroatpa: 4amiiuwasic
1870; Oboiosia 100; @abosfa IA
Clio toiiaanfin ole fiitofien ipptd il
eifo tGmGfin oioita ettd tp0 Saoppa.
risia ei ole titrbno2 ---
Eppoan tasfa fiittGd niistd marois
ia, iotta Sairportin, .. &onialisfir'
Ton Mirorifoliiton iuloliiublasia fe'
rGGntpi SaapponilabetptielIe niitd
oil faitfioan $56.11, nimittain 8
Salmiien fairtta SILL ia 2iiii aii'
Iliielta $500. Scum tdban pieId IL
iGan folebbin $4.O4 @onesienin fir'
fosio, norfee toto iinlnta Idbetptier
bppGfii $60.15. TGnar, olen IGbet'
tdnpt Saoppaniin 6. Minffiielle, TO-
Ia iiitG antaa tiebon a~ifur,aan. &ii'
tos main IGbetpsDstGapille.
2oplifii ppp6Gn Iauiua ielitpffefil
pboen ieifan, iosta on fuulumlt ole
man biufan piibctta. Soboon nimit'
tGin bilommtttaa, ettei miniia ole fn'
faan b~oufutellllt Mmerifaan, MOAN o.
len lite bntem,t tGnne paiffaa ndbtDa'
nj ilmotiifien "&otimaa" .Ieb6eSid,
Olen mpos iloinen iaa6esiani tpOs'
fenmellG omien famalaisteni bppGfii
tGGllG tpieraalIa maalla.
SIen ioanait itfeita firieitG pstd'
tpiItGni faniaIlisfirfosia, mitta EN- O.
qe ebtinpt mastata niibin. &iitos
TeilIe 'Iunostet,tt pstdtpdti $erro
fanSfarnel
@onesfen. go.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
Karstvd Rristas.

aIetetaan NIT p~aastoaifana eteemme
Saamnle iptpentpd 3~ristafien fGrii
mpsten iuiirta ialaiiu,ttta tutfimaan
Saamm,e nGbbd, flinfa iptudIle alien
I'M, Siumalan Yoifa. 8otfo Seeius
ia @etfemuneesia! Mifd taistelai
Neifl bGtGl MifG tlisfai Sitd fat
lelIesiomne bi,,fan adamme antpis
too, fuinfa faitbea oil fe tdriimpS
faItfi, iota iiromaan Sumolan Scotia
malmistli, f1iinfa faa,bea oil ie fdrii.
mpffen ipappps, iobon bGnen oil as.
tuttoapa. &atio bdntd ipibomistenia
fGiisiG BiIotufen tiiomioistaimen e.
besid. ObimoiIle oil lastettli orian.
tappairdfriu,nii. weripiiara t~oiienia
iGIfeen oriantappiirapiifin pistdm6.
nj fiboaa biliaa otiaGle, ipierii piinai.
fem Julien iGttden posfeIIe, pl,toaa fiji.
I'd pitrppuratoaapulle. Hilatufienfin
ip6dn beIbpp: Qatfo ibmistG. ban Iar.
f1ni. Wlltta famia pmpGriII6 raimo.
aa: ristiinnmulitie, ristiinnauIitfe bd-
net. Mittaa. Jos mott, tdmGn fGrii.
mpfien iupppttd. &atio @oIgatnue
fuirfa fGriii iielIG p,iiir p11lId SSsii.
moIan Yoita! &lrfa mittaa fen iie-
Inn ia riiirmiin tusfan fptpppoeL mi.
I'd iImenee iiell6 Yoian bGtdbuubos.
ia risttllG: Minun Sumalani, mi.
nun ~Sitmalani, milf miniin ornoit
pIon.
Sa4Iainen fuapa fGuiipdstd &ris.
ttifiesta taaien paasdoaaifana iie-
titimrtrte yainetoon.
Tata fripaa fatielIesia ipnfpp inlet
teit1, mafdpia, mieltG mi,reb6utta-
wio, mieltd ildbuttatpia mietteitG.
Snfo to6eIla minim ipntini stoiri
falibea? sc on iparmaan pfIi eritpi-
iesti f6riimpsaian berdttamG aiatus.
&c berGa tatiellesia @~etienaneen
taistelua. sc beraa fatiellesia or
iamtappiiroin fruunottiia miestd Yi.
latnfien fartanosia. sc berGd mar
itnfin neutrality-suspicious. ristin jun.
relIa. TieSGt, fe ei oIliit iiutalais.
ten iltlmiuls eitG roomalaisten raa.
flrls, iofa hi nauIat bdnen faiiinid
ia ialfoibinfa. TieoGt, iinun ipntiii
fen tefi. "SGn on mei6Gn ipnteintme
tGb6en annettu irIos." Orfo tobella
minun ipntini noin faitbea2 Olifi
bypd, Jos poastonaifa faiii tuie6d mel
I'd oifeaon itiemrnle tiintemifeen.
Onfo tobelIa SifmoIon ipanburs
fauoen maatimiis noin eb6oton2
Onto to6eIa SiGn tabto. ettd Seeiuf-
fen tdptpp fisona9 Sitd fpipmpstd
miettii moni f~otiellesfaon Seefafien
fariimpfiid. On ep6is6o foettanut
eiittGd ielIoista fpditettd, ettd Si6n
tobto fpIId OIL ettd b6nen pitt tuIIa
peIostamanr maoilma, mutta ettei
iiiben pdIttGmG4td fuuIiinirt ristin.
fiolemo, Seeiufien rdiiimiin isbraa.
minen. Mittto YooipaIi ianoo: bdn
of Siimolan tobooDle fiiiIiainen ai-
no ristinfrtolemaan osti (GiI. Q: g..
acknowledgements apostoIi iopoo
Eojon iorrotpon: "4otio, nina tiiIen
tefemGdn iinun tdbtofi." So iotfad
"SSiriri tGrndn tub6on periis.
teeIIa me cIenme ppbitetpt Seefufien
iibriIIa ferfa faiffioon."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

Rurbeesia oIIen on ibnlinen
ipmnptpstustisiu. ia baittaiaiiisia, III.
Ia iiQoin tntfi ibmtnen ipntpp ia wal.
ba ibminen flhoIee.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

Ten tS6IId teiItS ha4frttusd. ee'ros
grmnar bioboni ". aounpii ridItdrtk
soasti ,postofi ia tell idtDdd ieurd5'us
nor, wsoGesta. MIDI warten nell on
tGnme firtfuttu: "@uner faittia, pei
tdGmdttG taistomaan Saanolan To-
hu,tta min eta ipnti fpmniffi 10 drqrra
nisoriIle fefG tpanboine ubtet<
festi fefa pffitpifesti iulfi tIee. IA ~
bdt faframemtit Seefutfen fdsfpn id-
teen ioetoam. 1ep0s iearotunnd1a
81. Gaatpo ptabui fidafes
ritfaosti iIan huiresta merffpfiest4
foffin fertaiiena: "ssatinta 81
tObelIa ibmedlIistd. eta SaamaIo o.
meta feltpottomia tpienyt urteetfi an
tanassfenia armofdfiIId 26 psscttas
TmnG ttIumtt oifa on bgpin tffG4tas
rifas t6IJe pieneIIe laiiunaIIe. Hoh
Jon on iaata fdrfia h,stio ia mscooA
taa fppneleitG. tpibdqgifen podHe bpdg
tapster. iefa nrp0s oman mibdtt0ugp~
oera,te tGb6en mluto pulion on eQis
iIoafin: epamfdi,yu,in ilsloisten IL
paisten tuutIemifesia ia n~sfosnifeSA
iota on mieIIe gbtd mittaa ialiStet1a
&c pitfGG muptta. So maiffa Samoe
Ia pois f,tfuifin marban dspettotoatps
me, min &6n iarnaua ~frniresta ara
mostaon on iiponit meiMe opettoiais
ionfa tadoiubIon olernme faaneet W.
oistaa tGban ieirrotatntaanmre 81 :teeu
tu,iofiirdbIaan. TdmGbdn iGEIeen tO
bistaa meiIJe, etd $erralla on pieI3A
tin meistd mitd4tSnist1: "roirbor q
iatrfet." YaIion uruaita artnctosto'
nbieImaa ftoritettiin iibIotIoihtts
oesia.
Scum SSl,maIa iiio. min baabtiftnasfo-
menen perbeni bafemaan Nenobs
easta ia iamoQIa pGdt6n Solrnes @i<
tpsid r~tppitoulun.
Mpt lopufii pppoGn iofaifeIe Giit.
taian lufialle muistuttaa tlon fditt
fein tGrfeimmGn aiian: "WeeiII6 on
lunastus SSeefilffen tperen faiitto, nj.
mittGin ipntien auteetfi ontonti,s. Sd:
men ar11uorfa rifaai6en mlituom.s'
(ef. 1: z. Solos. 1: t4.) 81. ettei I,-
fiani ip6amefi tpaa,, diff tpbia See
iaffen tueren iiunaohpasto ar4mosto.
SaIoin parbainfin nialIinen ornefa
ia naatintoii on faifesfa t~opoufiesfo
iimfaiffiften ounettomuuteen Iuijtss
mista.
F s. Saiiistonen
t6 gberrb ct.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
S,,Jo;o rSho+,as,as,,r.

- $uIoia Idbetpsfasiaan:
Nau @ocbelle. 81. q. tOlebti post.
Mnttoien faiitta ........ $500
Calumet, Nicb. foIebti, post. Bisfa.
rim toiitto MINIMUM. $500
Bort Mrtbur, Ont. gnn. S. 2uuffo.
men, Iabia NuttaiuIe ...... $1.O0
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

- yrio @asbingtonin 1856 IT'D Jpn
tpm6pGitu1d tpiett6d @merifan fania
t6nddn belmif. 90 p.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
Kaikki lehdelle a~ijotut lahetykset O
vat osoitettavat:
AUTTAJA,
l. BOX So IRONWOOD. MICH.

Entered as second-class matter ia
nuary ~ 1906, at the post office at
lronwood, Michigan under the Act Of
March 3, 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

l~lItotudlatt,i ibminen OIL ipba.
mesiGdn lain riffoia, mutta uIfonai.
festi iuiri ppbG. - 2utber.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

Spnnin tGptpp tllIa fuoIetetuf
II, muirtoin ie fuOIettaa iinut. ianot
Sutber.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

Rahat lahettxk65n joke suorss-
tan rahassa tai expressi ell pankh-
vekselissa tahi post money-orderissa;
dollaria pienemmat summat voidaan
fshettSa sentin postimerkeissS-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

($ebr. 10: 8, 10y. @ieturi iasoo
iraltoIaifi4Ie: syaunoIa on ndin .tdpt
tdnpt ZEN. inin6d ban oil ebeltd W
moittonilt foiSfien profeettain iuin,
fottto, ettG nimittdin bGnen WoioeI
tinia t,tlifi tdriimddn (slp. t. 8: 49,,
Ybtetiesid ris6ouffesio Seruialemin
tristitpt i~omoipot $erroIIe: "Scii1
oonfin totoontliispot tdSiG fallpungiA
IA pub6G paIipeliioania Tomtius Tii
lotiista pofanain ia SsraeIin iifufun
tien fansia, tetemddn faitfi, mitd I'd.
teii ia tabtoii OF e6eltG maardnnpt
t~opobt,npaffi ZIP. +. A: 81 28). Sn
molan tpanburstous tpaatii tobeIIo.
fin Seeiutfen ristiIIe. $erra ie oil.
iotd beitti ipntimme bdnen pGGGIeet
ia fe oil Serran tpamburstas rongaiS.
rus iofa lepdii bdnen p66nddn. "$dn
on baasuotettl, meibGn poboiem tefo.
iemu1se tdb6en ia mei6Gn ipntiemrae
tdboen BON on bofth,. ronsaistus o.
II bGmen pGallGdr,, ettG meilid diff
raubo ia bGnen bootpoienia furtto me
oIemurpe paronnet,t."
Onto tooslIa Seehstien ratfars
meibin noin GGretSn? sc oiatus BE.
rad mpos itiestddn. fun fdriitpd 4ris
tirs aietetaon eteemme. SilIG ei 10.
oellafaan, inbimilliiesti plsbuen, 5.
i1n tarminnut tarttio ruoSfaan ia ia.
noo YoioIIe: Sinun tGptpp mennd
ibmiiiG mittamaan. Minoo ipp. min.
fdtGb6en Seeius tlIi liaotiemme. me
nj ristille. t6rii ia fiioli, Ell ollut fun
liaifu,is Sfan tabboGle. 8aitfa See
Jus t,li I,ioffemme orion mro6os
ia. ban eli tuIIut orian mielesi6. Or
ia ~pastemieliiesti tGptt6d iiGntGniG
tuboon. SeIIainen SiGn tab6on teti'
ia Seeias Ell oIlatt. S1n fanoo tiles.
tGGn: Sinun tabtos, minun Si,mo'
Iani teen nina mielelldni. SON ia
moo: Winun rltofani on, ettd teer
nuinim tai~ipaaldiien Sdni tab6on
Seeliis rafasti meitG. Semt6b6en bdr
tiiIi, fentdb6en bdn fdrii ia fuoli
S~eeirfien i~poGmenlaatu meta bob
taan titlee ieItpGsti nGfpapiin baner
t1GllG ollesfaan. Sanoito ban foS-
faan tusfaiiena: @oi. fun minur
t6pipp noita orattaa2 g. ei. MieIeI.
laGn bdn aiittoi. Sanotaan: fun b6r
nafi fanfat armnbti bdn beitd, iilli
ne olitpot min n6Grtpneet ia baioite'
tut fuin lartpaat ilInan pointento. Sc
fun ban pltbitii fuolemastaan pertai
bdn itieadn bppGGn paimeneeien. 10
ia Min rafastaa Iarmnoamia, ettG an
taa benfeniG lampaittenfa e6estG,
Sdn ianoo mpos: Sentdbben SID
rafastaa minua, ett6 mini ponen ber
teni, ottaofieni fen tafaiin. 81 fu.
faan ota iitd minulta. Winulla on
malta parma ie ia mimiIla on malto
ottaa ie tafaiiin (Sob. 10: II, 49,
Wapaoebtoiiesti oman rotfautenio
pabottamana Seears astui fdriimpf.
fin ia fiiolemaan. SGn Ell tpoinui
nGb6G mei6Gn bitffimpan. Sifii bGi1
meni ristiIIe. "SSSeeius rafasti meitG
ia on ip~erellGnid meioGt faifista ipn.
~neistdmme pesipt."
@rGGsid foirliisia oil piibetta See
iufien tisfasta @etiemanesia ia Ter
rottiin, nritentG enteIi tuIi Iob6utta,
moan S~eeillsta. Opettaia fpipi mi
tGbGn ertteli mabtoi Seeialfielle ia.
noa9 @ras oppilas, piftu tpttG, pas
taii: "gnteli ianoi: did itte, rofas
Secius, fatfo, tltinfa monet ibn,i,ei
iinun fisolemaii fai,tta pdGiemGr tai.
waoieen." sos enfeli tdban tapao,
lauiui, oil ie tparnrtaon SeeiufielIe bp.
ma lab6utis. Sun aiotteIi maar
mciodn parastamme. Sdn ratasti
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

Toimitus eli sailyti kirjoituksia, joi-
- eli vol ~julaista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
LMOITUSHINNAT:

Kuolon ilmoitukset ristin raamin j.
yhden varsyn kanssa 76c., kahden
vRrsyn kanssa $1yOO. Tiedusteluilmoi-
tukset Csc. tuuma kerta ju~laistuna.
Pitempiaikaiset ilmoitukset eri sopi-
muksen mukaan. Syntymx-, kihlaus-.
- Observation-Disclosures Soc. kerr
salta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
SaappanildbetpfieIIe tuIIeito
Ntatti 8isfari.
DISQUALIFICATION robastOmboit.

S"~YPu"""9epvpie" i"Su"1o"'
g. q. &abat on pantil afiano'
moiBto tietG Saappaniin ia ne tGsiG
posi- Mnttoien p%ppnnostd tilitetpt,
gaittsn ppp6dn aiian ioboosto bno'
mdifioa, etta en- ole tabanasti faut'
toni ISbetettpid raboia tilittanpt Iut'
tdiosfd iiiti ippstd, etta pioGn ldbe'
tpstpodfefiiain tiIitpfien fptlifii riit'
fdtpGnd tooistamaan, eta minulle ID
betetptlmnrot oapat ldbetetpt iita tpo'
I'd ~tafc}noan mitG worten ne ferGtpt'
tin osudt. = Soma.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

erittdin iublaltiefii ia faniaa oil a
mara firffo tGpnnG. 2oifine paifaI.
IisieurafiuniIIe Sef1 paifaIIis "So.
nitric" raittiusfeuroIle oil IGbetettD
firiaqlinen pppnto tiIemoon ebiisto-
jienia fautta oiaa ottomoan tGb6n
iitbGoon. Siaomi ipnoobin feurafun.
ia oil Idbett6npt ~postorsfa Manner-
tortpen ia Snpinto roittirsfeura nei-
ii M. 20ogrenin ia Gonremrtin lite.
ndinen ap. Iritb. ieurofunta Wat.
2empoicn. Ndmd I6bettiIadt fufin
patbuipot iattlhpin fanoin iIlon mer.
fitptestG. @iitos IdbettdiiIIe ia Idbet.
tGIdiIle oionotostonnel Miifii ollie
firioittomit pitt rutoiifien ia fen iGq.
feen i~eirafrnnaIto Tietarin ionoien
iob6oIIa fpipmpfien: "Scn tGboen
NINA mp0s epdiIemdttG trIin, teiItii
firtilttina. Wiin MIND fits teiIt6 fp.
ipn mitd marten te minua fatiuittc2"
(slpt. 10: 29.) teboen Ipbpesti ieIfoo.
ettd monisto woifeisto estcistG buo.
Jimntto on SimoIa iobtanut aiiot
rim, cttd MT nina beiffo ipclicnne O.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-03
NEW PLAN FOR SPREADING
BIRTH CONTROL FACTS

A new plan for dissemination OF
birth control facts was suggested
Yesterday by DR.. Rachele Yarros of
the Woman's club, one Of those who
have undertaken the work Of educat-
ing the women of the poor in pre-
ventative methods.
eve are going to establish several
high-grade clinics where lectures
NAV be made to all women interest
ed" she declared today. 81 think this
is a better way to impart knowledge
than by pamphlets which may fall
into young hands and be miscon-
strued."
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-03

Alex is keeping in condition and
having a good time on big hunting
trip at FeTndale lake, Texas, where
he expects to remain until a short
time before the Phillies gather at st.
Petersburg, Fla, for their spring
training.
And Alex declares he will be in the
best shape of his career.
''The outdoor life is great, he told
friends. cit keeps man ft-and does
not allow him to put on extra flesh in
the winter"
Alex is almost as good a hunter as
he is a pitcher, and he has been re-
markedly successful during the win
ter.
Bill KiIlifer, Philly catcher, and
Oscar Dugey, infielder, were in the
same hunting party with Alexander.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-03
lands TELLS o'HARA TO GO
AFTER EDITORS WITH CLUB <

Lieut.-Gov. Barratt O'Hara yester-
day ripped into the newspapers which
played up the fact that he was called
to testify before Judge K. M. Lands
in the bond ring cases. He said they
made it appear that he had connec-
lions with the bonding crowd. Judge
Lands advised him to get club and
20 after the editors Of such papers.
The way theyfeatured his name in
connection with the Lands investiga-
ton is pointed at by some as a result
of his white slave investigation as
chairman of the state senate commit
tee which dragged some of our most
important department store and mail
order miIlionaires into the Hmelight
as men who forced girls to lives Of
shame by low wages.
OHara, at Lands suggestion, tele-
graphed Bob Clarke, a Minneapolis
newspaper man, formerly O'Hara's
secretary, to come to Chicago and
tell what he knows about certain
bum bonds. Lands says he will bring
Clarke back if he doesn't come will
ingly.
n
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-03

union, said that the Ribback strike
was only the first to be expected, and
if other firms took the stand that
Ribback did there would be more
trouble soon.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-03
FORM BANK CLERKS UNION

FORM BANN CEEhNS ONION
A union of bank clerks, the first of
it's kind in the world to the knowl-
edge of it's organizers, was formed in
Chicago Monday evening. In its first
meeting at liza S. Halsted over so
clerks joined the union.
A charter will be asked of the
American Federation of Labor and
the local branch. Better hours, high
er wages and regular union condi-
ton with recognition are the de-
mands the bank clerks will make.
Dozens of West Side banks are the
first to be touched by the plans of
the clerks.
A second meeting, at which Aid.
Rodriguez will address the clerks on
unionism will be held Friday night
at 1144- S. Halsted. All bank clerks
invited. Election of officers will then
be held.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-03
STRIKE HTS RlBBAcK & g

STRIKE HITS RIBBAcK & co.
Better wages, shorter hours and
recognition of the u1ion-the old cry
of labor - brought out $50 ladies
garment workers at Nat Ribback &
Co., wholesale dressmakers, yesteT-
day. Pickets were expected in front
of the building at 237 S. Market st.
today.
A Bisno, organizer of the local
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-17
AMERICAN DYES
 UNSATISFACTORY

Though the European war no long CT holds the attention of managers, actors, and playwrights, it IS a sub iect of great interest on the part of chorus girls. They are demanding its immediate termination on the com plant that it is bringing them deep humiliation. It seems that owing to the lack of German dyes in this coun- try, the members of the merry-merry have been compelled to rely upon tights tinted with American dyes, with the result that their stage ap- pearances have often proved ridicul- ous.
 Listen to this complaint from a Baltimore correspondent:
 Thirty or more chorus girls are exhausting their vocabularies upon the war because it has forced them to don tights tinted with American dyes. During the rehearsal of new show at the Palace theatre the other night they made their first appearance in American dyed tights, and little did they expect what awaited them and all went we'll until the girls began to dance and get warm and then they noticed that the tights faded in spots. After the rehearsal the tights were removed with difficulty, and the girls found that, while the tights had as sumed faded appearance, their limbs were dyed bright shade of pink"
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-17
BIG INCREASE IN USE OF PETROLEUM
 ON U. $. RAILROADS

A decided increase in the use of petroleum as locomotive fuel by the railroads of the United States in 1916 is shown by statistics compiled under the supervision of John D. Northrop and just published by the United States geological survey, department of the interior.
 Reports submitted by 53 railroad companies, comprising all that oper- ate oil-burning locomotives in the United States, show that the quantity of oil fuel so consumed last year was 42,l26,417 barrels, q gain of 5,477,95l barrels, or 15 per cent, over the con sumption in 1915.
 This increase shows the steady ex- pansion in the United States of the market for low-grade petroleum from Mexico rather than any appreciable increase in the use as fuel of low gravity crude oils from domestic sources, whose value for refining is just beginning to be recognized.
 The total distance covered by oil- burning engines in 1916 was 14O,434,- 566 miles, and the average distance covered per barrel of fuel consumed was 3.3S miles. Oil-burning locomo- tives were operated in 1916 over 31,- 98O miles of track in q states.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-17
FOOD MARKETING
 IS SUBJECT OF
 CAMPUS MEETING

UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, April.-A convention of foodstuff dealers and economists will be held on the university campus the middle of May to discuss the marketing and distribution of food products. Dr. Ed win A. Strat, director of the extension division of the university, will have charge of the conference.
 The session will extend over a pc riod of several days and will consider from all possible angles the problems involved in selling and marekting
 The committee on arrangements is composed of: Henry K. Benson, pro- lessor of industrial chemistry; F.. F. Damn. instructor in commerce in the extension division; Herman A. Brauer, director of the university bureau of municipal and legislative research; Burt Kirkland, associate professor of forestry, and Edwin A. Start.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-17
TUCKER IS TAKEN TO HOSPITAL FOR
 SURGICAL CARE

R. E. Tucker, who has resided in Seward for the past year and half and been employed at various times by the commission and city, was taken to the hospital early this morning in delirious condition. His illness is due to the presence of an absceSs in his ear which has caused him consider able trouble and pain during the past year. Although his ailment is in need of surgical attention, Tucker has post, poned from time to time the under, going of an operation.
 About two months ago Tucker was rendered unconscious quite suddenly while on the street and was taken to the hospital for treatment, where he remained but a short time. Fuckers condition is considered so serious now that further postponement of surgical attention is liable to prove very dan gelOuS, so the operation is being per formed this afternoon.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-17
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
 ADMINISTRATORS

Notice is hereby given. that Bank of Seward has been duly appointed administrator of the estate of Flor ence Foote, deceased. All persons having claims against the estate of the said Florence Foote are hereby notified to present said claims, with the proper vouchers attached, to said Bank of Seward at it's place of busi- ness, in the town of Seward, in Kenai Precinct, Third Division of the Terri tory of Alaska, within, six months from the date of this notice,
 Dated this 10th day of April, A. D. 1917.
 BANK OF SEWARD,
 H. S. Balderston, Cashier. April 1O-so -'"'
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X steam shovel and two locomotives are operating at capacity speed, mak- ing cuts around the vicinity of Mile 9.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-17
PACIFIC COAST SAFE, SAYS TOKYO7
fB, United s:slss Gable,

SAN FRANCISCO, Monday, April 16-A cable from Tokyo newspapers says the Japanese admiralty has a- nOunced that
 The Pacific coast of the United States is safe from the depredatons of any enemy by the protection ot the Japanese navy"
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ROOSEVELT'S SON JOINS AVIATORS
lBy United States CsNe)

MONTREAL, Monday, April l6-Quentin Roosevelt son of Colonel Roosevelt has joined the Canadian avia ton corps to obtain instruction for service with the American almy at the European front.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-17

Proof of labor blanks for sale at Gateway.
 Remodeling of ladies' and gents clothes, by a tailor, speciality, next te Alaska s. s. office. If
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-17
DIG TRENCHES ON MEXICAN BORDER
tRr United States Cablsl

FL PASO, April l6-Sodiers have begun the digging of trenches near the outskirts of this city and planting machine guns.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-17

Proof of labor blanks for sale at Gateway.