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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30

bifatlfeipiSta bGneen fatioiipat, mifd
bdnt1 foipasti barnitti, poiffa bGn
Ell fenenfadn antamtt iellaista tiin-
Meta itieSiGniG biinmata. &nln bGn
Ell loptGnpt Narciniiista etitIaLisiu,
meni ban eteenpdin toiieen bllonee-
ieen, josia fplpijGt molmistaiitlliipat
falliifin p~eient0bbin.
SGnlG bltone oil fomeasti iii,s.
tettu; nuoluiffilaottiat oliipat iopli-
iutbtaiiesti jaetitt talffimaalaufiilla
foristettuibin ruutnHbin; ia anparan
aftunon failtta, mif1 iiLottui lattias-
tn fnttoon asti tuntealtiii firfos ail-
uingon lpalo bltoneen iofa mtrffaan.
SSaniri Slaminiais'en iiiGGn issues
ia faifri MISUNDERSTANDING pienestG
tpbiGntoinittaiien i~olrtosta, iotfa o.
limat aiettilneet bironeen pb6elle plpo
lelle, ia baften lGbestpesi 1Gn beitG,
tapuii ban erGGn fen aian monisto
rllnoiliioista llftemasia ipiimeistG
teostaan fbastelerpille fruIiioillen-
ia. &rn SIaminiitsta eli iellainen
ollentam miellptt1npt, eli BON falp-
memmin ppidbtpnpt, fun moan oil
iparnta, ettG Warcinius CT ollitt las.
M, jonfa ialfeen bin alfoi pstG-
ap1GuiG monien palipelelpien oriien
ioilfostn etiid.
&rn !bGntG fltitenfaan CT nGfpnpt,
olfoi Slaminius malmistalltlta fpl.
ppDniG, r%iiilien paatteitania ia ri
pustaen ne omen mieueen, iorfa jill
feen DON mltlutanualta niist1 monis.
ia palpeletpista oriista ini pitfGn
aiparan naipan . Site ban meni G.
r1Gieen toiieen buoneel een, misiG oil
ian9en flnrma, ia losla I've benfilot
olilpat l~rieinmat paifat ottaneet, jot.
ia ianomattomasio pGlpmpfien IL
lasia ia m1farpasia aiennosia toet-
telimat IeipGtG, %ennenfl1in meniwdt
iinG pGipGnd folmanteen eli neli1n-
teen fpIpppniG. Nonet beiStG oil
mot 10 Min 9eifot, ettG 5eillG Ell OIL
Int fpfp1 eifG bollia fet1dn iiiddn-
oStlnpaa pSt1ipGd mastaonottaa.
@iippesiGGm ta1lla, oootti SIonini-
its laatpnnNa nGbbG Warciniits'en Il.
iGGn o~stuipnn, iillG fplpiiGt iefG en-.
men eta idlfeen tplmpn lepaiiudt
tGslG biioneesia.
Satfetaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30

LISTA TY0TA LASTEN
K~ESKUUDESSA
Kaynti Ebeneserkodissa

Keskikaupungin asukkaille Helsins
gissa on Ebeneserkoti kyllakin tuttu
mimi, mutta harvallepa Sc = hyvin
ymmarrettavista syista - on juuri
muuta kuhn mimi.
Laitakaupungin aidit, jotka hiljai-
suudessa saavat surra ~olojensa k0y-
hyytta ia kotiensa kylmaa koditto-
muutta ia joista useat ovat pakoi-
tetut isan asemasta tai hanen rim
nallaan olemaan paivat tyossa ella
tuksen murheen takia, mama aidit
tuntevat hyvin Ebeneserin aurinkoi-
sen talon, silla Sc talo on heidan ko.
tohuoliensa huojentaja ia heidan kali
peitten lastensa paratiisi.
Ebeneserkodissa Sornaisissa askar-
telee mielipuuhissaan paivat paas'
taan kolme ia puolisataa p~ienokais
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30

ia, joista nuorimmat ovat kolmen,
vanhimmat xuuden vuoden ikaiset.
Toiset viivahtavat STELLA vain sydan-
paiviin alan, toiset - ne joiden al.
dit lkayvat ty0ssa - tuodaan SHINE
10 aamulla ami varhain ia ovat siel-
la liltamyohaan saakka. Ystavallis-
ter ia kekseliaitten "tatien" katsan-
nassa lapset "kodissa" leikkivat ia
puuhailevat talousaskareissa ia kat
taen poytia, puhdistaen a~stioita, jar
jestellen ia s~iistien kotia j. n. e.
Lasten kirkasaaniset laulut STELLA
kajahtelevat, ia valilla melun hiljet-
tya vaitioloksi kertoo "tati" kerto-
muksia Pyhan kirjan ehtymattamas-
ta aarreaitasta taikka joitakin muita
mukaansatempaavia kertomuksia.
Kerran oil lehtemme toimittajalla
tilaisuus laitoksen ystavallisesta kut-
susta ola lasna Ebeneserkodissa.
Sisaanastuttuamme ottivat meidat
vastaan laitoksen ystavalliset johta-
j~attaret opastaen heti nakemaan pie
nokaisten valmistamia toita. Oil sIr-
ma hauskaa esinetta jos jonkin ma.
k0ista; varmaankin on niista oleva
paljon iloa seka lapsille, eta van
hemmille.
Mielenkiintoisin osa nayttelyhuos
neessa oil varmaankin lasten min sas
noaksemme "leipataloushommille" o.
mistettu nurkka. Olkilyhde, pienet
kasikivet ia soma reikaleipa vartaas.
sa elav0ittivat somasti joh~tajattaren
kertomusta siita, miten lapset itse
leikkisarallaan kesalla olivat rukiin
viljelleet, itse puineet, %jauhaneet ia
leivaksi leiponeet. Punajuuria ia
porkkanoita olivat pienet katoset
myos talon tarpeita varten kasvatta.
meet. Saavathan naet lapset "kodis-
sa" myos joka paiva lampiman ate.
rian
Valilla naytteli eras "tateista" VS..
tavallisesti lasten leikkihuoneet. Nul
keja, hevosia, pikku huonekaluja js
kaikkea mita talossa tarvitaan.
Eraaseen nurkkaan oil laitettr
kauppapuoti. Kuvaavana esimerkki.
ma siita, miten lasten e~rilaiset taipu
mukset useinkin 10 varhain selvast
ilmenevat, kertoi "tati", eta par
puolalaissyntyista veljesta ovat, tots
ten leikkiessa tavallisia k~otileikkeja
ottaneet haltuunsa k~auppapuodin j
sen mukana vallanneet koko AFFAIR
markkinat .
i. "Tateja" on kadissa varsin runsaa
ii Kotihan on naet, paitsi lastentar
ha, myoskin seminaarilaitos tulevil
/ lie neutrality-suspicious. ia o
malta, oppilaan m a olevia "ts
teja" tata nykya puolen neljattakyn
. menta. Tyota tammosien lapsilauma
keskella on heille kaikille kuitenki
: yllinkyllin id pienokaisten luottamu
sesta ia rakkaudesta nayttivat !
myas saavan oman runsaan osans
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30

iearoofpadn aantlita "lGbteminer, ia
Nlaminius tdbtoi Northumberland
|ioaoo nuliltamia firieitd Dalmiifii,
ennerrfuin bin meni linG pditpana
fplpem1Gm.
Tlaminius oil abfera mics, eif1
BIN albania ~bltfanmlt itleampaal
fitin pbteen fplpppn pGinpdsiu; mutt
ia ntoni Mooman plbainen, mifa-
mnptta bafema, mieS fplpi folme
nelj1 fertaa pGipGsi1 ia fitliitti tai
.fet pGipGniG oamalsto Gbtooieen fpl,
pubuneisia, misid ei ollut ainoos'
taan peIitbttonetta, iosia orjat piife-
midesla auttoimat, paan iielld oil
mposfin firiastoia, pllutarboja, pal
acknowledgements ia tatpaIll1estl
mpos iofll nGptelnlGbapne. yadnld
pliefet fpIppbiponeet oliapat oiteas-
taun ~f6pbemmGlle fanialle aijotiit,
fun maraffoimrnilla litaapnstotn oil
,f~plppblpone f%otonania; ipabitellen o.
liwot ne tldleet mpos pleiiifii folio
uspuifoifii, misiG pstGipdt tobtaii-
nat toiiiaria ia misia fufa tabanla
moi ioutiloan bettenid piettdG eli
tp6ttomdn1 fofo pGiipdn fulahtao,
iobon taiffeen fplppbironet olipat
erittGin ioipeliaot.
sSIaminius mlristi fobta, parbaal'
liam MISUNDERSTANDING firjoitiif'
SenIa fansda, pGdttaneemia toboata
p~stGm6dmlG Marciniiista Soribmin
tafana olepan tomeasti iiInstetlin
fplppbatoncen etuialisia, jofa oil
&ooman mitbfein f%plppbliotre, NUS
i1 nefin, iotfa aiiliduat palotlislu, to
molliiesti fplpihpGt mielamlmrni1l INN
polatiiin rafennetuiSia tplppbiiorlets-
ia. Slmninilts ei peljannpt, etta
IbGn mp0bGdn trliii pstapuanid fob
iilla @arcimirls oil niita
tpbiGntoimittaiio, iotfa fulitttiipat
aifanla fplpp9lioneen mlrltrien Iilal-
I'd, tarinpimaIla pdifpapdn topaitfiis'
to-.
Marcinius oil miitanmrt, eta boz
nella oil iortsen tGrtea aita ferrot-
tupana, jonfatbGben 5luminiiis oil
I,auanmtt mGGrGtpId .aialIa tilla
itIefienIG bpmpiuen, aiatelleslaan,
@arcinilts ebfd iotafin tarteda
tieii. @ttei iolititiii lltpoltfienla pet.
tGjGfii, pitt bdn tarpeelliiena nter'
ma, maiffa bGn miellutnunrin toiipot
ilutri MT iaahpania ola fetaan lob
toomotta . @ielG Iinrte merneSlaart
tunii bGn itiesiGdn l9alun palata to-
faiIin, ia f1tllatrn penifulmafiipen
litona, misiG faitfi Stalim tiet pb'
tpimGt, ban toiioanfin pitolefii foan-
tpi ,palatofienia tafaiiin, miitta o.
masta epGroimiiestGnid wibastnnee'
no fiirtbti ban 10 ieliraoipana ftl'
mGnrGpGpfienG eteenpdin, ieiiabtli'
motta enrenfliir ttli ratenmttien
Observation-Disclosures
Slaminilis fobtaii tdalla uieitn
tutt1iania, mattta bdnestd %tuntnitpat
bei6Gn tertpebbpfienid fplmilta, ia
bGn nGfi, ett1 be ibrnetellen fotieli'
mat bGntG. Scum ban iilmanrrpd'
ptiefii leiiubtii opeIle, Min 3Gn TEL
m1sti bltomaii miten uleinrtlnt O.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30
ISxN ARMOA

Taas saapui nellie kesa
Tue ikisihanal
Sen kauneus, loisto, lampo,
On Isan armoa.
Laaksossa laulaa lintu
Saveltaan iloista.
Ilonsa tulkitseepi
Vaan Isan armoa.
ia perho, kultasiipi
Kuhn kukkaan kukalta
Riemuisna leijaileepi
Hohtoisna, kaunoisna.
Min hankin osaltansa
Kuhn viesti taivaasta
Kirkasna sateileepi
Jumalan armoa.
Oh lapsi, nauttiessas
Sa kesan ~riemuista,
Muistaos, eta kaikki
On Isan armoa!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30
PeLasfus JalOpeuran kjdasta
eli
Seurakunfa kafakOmpeiSSa
&ertomus eniimGisten fristittpien a%ioilta.

tau antaa morelle firjurille tpotc
firjeioen firiOittonulesia eritpiiisic
aiioiSia, iota tpot1 ban life iobti
Sei0en fila teiiortfitnnan eri oiisia
rebelliSten ia usfollisten pGGllifGi'
Den ia mirfomiesten ipalitiemirlen
meroien bipolenmrsten jGriestGminer
= pielGpd festirsliitreen iGatGmi.
men feiiorillilesia faluplngiSia. taif-
tt oil bdnen 5uolenania. lifGfii mie-
Ia tdrfeitG ballitustoimia ndioen e,
rilaisten maaflintien boioosia.
TGpi1n oil erGs lGbettilGs 0ritan
niasta tlllllt. ilmoitilfiella, ettG fa-
pima oil iiellG ipttpnpt. "@i ole
belppo ballita malta laaristolaiiia",
bauomnltti Jlaminilis.
"@i OLE, nostdii Marflls @ur-
liiiS, 'erittGinfin fiin niitd Ell fos-
fam piel1 ole tGpoellifesti malIoi-
tettu, Ell ienhmaoffi, ettG ne oliiipot
urbooQiienmput eli taitamamnat io-
yiiat haiat ealIilaiiet, tpuart fltn @oo.
ma on mcibitellen min beitontlmut,
ia itiefullafin ballitiiialla ON olllt
eri mielipiteenid ndi0en plpolefii
nalloitettnien maioen ballinnosia;
mttta NINA aiion nmloattaa iitG po-
.Iitiiffaa, fuin jalo eoeIliieni noil-
oatti. Sc oipat roomaloiiesia ja-
Observation-Disclosures fasDatettapat
ia iitG patti opetettapat &ooman
lafia ia toiteita bp~mGtipmadn. Son.
loon iiirtopaifnsia on 10 temppeli pp
bitettp Oianalle ia toinen Ipollol.
Re, miytta itie ioaren aiilffaat ppip-
mGt iGptGsti nrtosia roa'asia ii-
Observation-Disclosures.
"SSSofaiiella naltiolla pitGd OLD
onta ilmalania", buonmttti Sla-
miniils, ia paras pliii jog itiefu-
fin onlanlo pit1iii; mitta alma iiitd
alfaen, firn jiriitalniiet tlilimat &oo'
mnon, oipat be usfonnolloan mot
taoniuattaneet lefpottonutuffia."
"sSylnrtaloiiet mibaomat friStitpito
pbtG palion fitin iinGfin", laliiiti tel
iari, Iamalla foettaen fdGntGd Sla'
miniiis'en bitomiota tastd urfatlin'
toilesta oiiasta eiillGolelpaan tpo'
bon, nGpttGen miten mitlltamnt fir
ieet oliipat firioitettaipat ia paatet
tGip1t, ettd feiiari iuiii niibin mar
balm oomllla omalla fGoellGGn pai
naa feiiarilliien iinettiniG.
Y%ergnntentti oil leipeGnd bGnei
ebesi1niG, ia ban naipui, fpnai
formienia mGlisid beilittellen, millt
tannifii iilm6nrGpGptiifii iurulliiiil
mietint0ibin. "Si mifG iptffG pill
mi ON DbtGffiG toborutatt faiffien III
Ioisten toipojeni pIi ia epailemGtt
pimentGnpt fofo tuleipaiilniteni"
lauiaii b6n piroliGdneen itiefieer
iontd idlfeen jatfoi firteenid firioi
Itltsta; iiIlG lGbettilGan of aitaiieet
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30

9nii faireli alatlltltinNn nnlpllnee'
no uIeita minuutteia eoestofaiiir
mnrmoriIonttinlla, tlprbaan fofier
feIitt1a tata iolaper1istG arpoitl:s-
ia . sos waimoii oliii mGbGnfiu
tuerrattaipu npfpalan n%aiiiin, Min a.
fian paremmin pmmGrtGifin, lau.
fli bGn mibooin, iilG meibdn pai.
monm,ue filpaileipat ~festendniG fai-
tesla Ioistoslu ia plelliipp6esid la
rrpdlIa INN miebet b~illitlemdttd ba'
tetpot nnitinnoita; iofa faiffi flm-
mirfin ON tottien omen p%erifato.
SJbmtfet tlilepnt tpptpmGttomifii ia
inGiptpGt el1madn, jolla eli ole bell
ie eriempG1 ta%riottapmta; innolla
upbtptpGt be mibin biilllnpteen bp-
tpGitl1 iosfin a~inoastaan maibtele.
tpnifuloen t1been. Niin oil Gene
gan oifann, eit1 leifnt ole lem perGs
I'd parenmifii mirittlneet; pain
tpuStotn otpnt ne pbG bltonontlineet,
min eta ibmiiet bpoff1dipdt fiiole.
rlaa tobti, fun Ell enGd mifGdn naii-
tinto eta mifd1n pobe beille ole
t~pierns."
"0eitttn mimin 6ldpiani ei ole
beibin merrattdtpa", ianoi SInmini.
lis, teiinrin lopetettlia Mtbeenia.
~&Gn rafasti emennin lnpiiania
tatn biupaiiimpia i%euroia ia loista-
tDimpia pitoia."
sos mit6Gn motif ina6a bGnen
bpltdGmd1n tdmdn fammmofiu tta-
ipan iiston, min ie olifi bGnen rat.
taiitenfa lopiiinia", laitiaii feiiari.
"0ein1 olen 10 ianomit bGrelle,
ettd bdn Ell fan erGd olla taitpen-
min paimonani", ianoi Taminirs
fairitIliiesti.
~Spmd. Tpip ianasiaii ia anna
lasten oriinenia muittaa jofiifin a.
idfii fotoa pois, ettei baneIld oliii
tilaih1irtta istuttoo beiodn mitoriin
fpoGmiiniG rnffnttta mieroaieen ju-
maIaon".
Meurflis Mltreliits Ell toIin tabto-
nut ola tplp. SOM oil ianeen bel
l%Gipo1minen ia rafastettafpa mics,
la ban llrtli to6ella antaiteenia par
baimnnnr neitlpon Slaipian ia bGner
miebenIG menettelemiiestd. SGr
furmioitti iangen nilpittom6st
,tirorto f%iriuuiania; ia lGbetti bGrter
beti, aifaa pbtG6n fabottomatta, las
Ten poisipieuiien toiniin rpbtpmaGr
fefG fGsfi b1nen itieniG oilimnar o
man paIatiinfa toiSesia pGdsi1.
&itn Slaminilts minttaman better
f~iilltttipa palait olitpat lapfet 10 ma
faua glricioan ia ban itie malmiinc
rDbtpmddn iiiben tpobGt iota fei
fnri ebtG of 10 bGt,elIe tpaImistanut
@i ollrt fpipmpstGfGdn, ettei tpott
pIiii fpIlifii olIiit, iird feifari, joft
itfe oil oitea tp0toliffa, moi pbtdai
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30

Suloinen lepopaiva sd,
Jumalan itse saatama,
sua sielu, ruumis. halajaa,
kun iltakello kajahtaa.
ia virran tuolla puolella
on lepo viela tarjona,
ikuinen rauhan SABBATH,
kun elon paiva paattyvi.
Arne Ilmoni.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30

Poistuessamme tuosta upeasta nell
kerroksisesta talosta jai nellie tunto
siita, eta olimme todel5a kayneet
kodissa, emme koulussa tai virastos-
sa, ia eta olimme nahneet palasen
Observation-Disclosures lyon sar-
kaa sen paivanpaisteisimmafta rim.
teelta. - Kotimaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30

tatia ia anna hanelle suukko minun
puolestani.
Ammo 1880 Oma isasi
Martinus Luther.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-29

Boot and shoe Travellers o: New Iork.
meeting. Bush TERMINAL sales Building
Forty-second street S =. NJ.
National Conference on Junior Employ.
ment, auditorium, New York Merchants
Association, $3.50 A. NJ.
Thirty-'hird annual meeting ard CON.
pllmentary peace dinner Of the Ohio o..
ctety OF New York. Waldort.As:o'a, !
i. NJ.
Lecture OF samuel W. Grafftn on Gov.
ardice; the Psychology OF Fa.Ir.' Wa:
Side Y. NJ, c. A., S:l5 P. NJ.
Lecture by Everett Dean Martin m m,
Wiser Than Anybody Cooper rn.oh
P. NJ.
First meeting OF the United Wa vr'
Grams Association, Hotel Aston. T "
Metropolitan Museum OF Art, free ZEE
ture. "Salespeoples Seminar" Grace cor.
George i II. chase, 4 P. M" NJ "'''
Seventy first Regiment, New fofE
sociatIon. srmory, $50 +. NJ
Stage Childrsn's Fund bazaar, Afternoon
and evening, Hotel McAlpin.
Phi Delta Pi. meeting, Hois. N'A'7''
Daughters OF Ohio, luncheon, Waldorf
Astoria, ! i. VI.
Talk by Hamlin Garland on POETS o..
the New Eldorado-Bret Hare. I1salt
Miller and Other Poets and Noys SO q
the Border" Lecture Hall, =. NO.
trRted lecture on Jerusalem, 'E4 H,,y
city. from David 20 AUenoy" By D.
Mitchell Carroll. Lecture Hal, sti
motion picture. Belgium. the N'n Soyta
81 Grief" Music Hail. s.!5 7. NJ BROOK
lyn Institute
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-29
GOMPERS TO SPEAK HERE,
VIII Address Mass Meeting In Con-
tury Theatre sunday,

Reconstruction, Bolshevism and
labor problems will be discussed Mt n
public mass meeting in the Century
Theatre next Sunday evening under
the direction OF the American Alliance
for Labor and Democracy Samuel
Gompers, president OF the American
Federation of Labor, and Charles Ed
ward Russell will speak.
The meeting will he in the nature
of a labor victory jubilee, for the pur-
pose OF celebrating labors share in
winning the war. The public will be
admitted free. This will be the first
appearance in New York city of
President Gompcrs, who has Just re-
turned from a labor mission embrace
ing England, Belgium, France and
Italy. where he conferred with labor
and other radical organizations.
On the platform with the speakers
will be the executive council of the
American Alliance for Labor and
Democracy. who will hold an annual
meeting to consider means for OK
banding the propaganda work Of the
alliance. This propaganda will be
chiefly anti Bolshevik TIE executive
council will meet in the Hotel Con-
tinental. Fortyfirst street and Broad
way, Saturday and Sunday. MANY
local labor delegations will be ON hand
to greet their chieftain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-29
8 FEAST ON TURKEY
$500 FEET IN AIR
Unique Dinner FolIows Start
of Netu Mail Service.

Nine men squatted about the festai
board on a Handley- Page airplane yes
terday and had their Thanksgiving
dinner $500 feet above the earth. 1t
was the first time that a Thanksgiv-
ing dinner ever was served on board
an airship, and the fact that the flight
lasted only twenty-five minutes in
dicates with what speed the banquet
tiers attended to the turkey and the
trimmings.
The dinner followed tho start of the
first regular flight from the new
United States mail flying field at Eliz-
abeth. y. j., for Philadelphia. Pilot
Max Muller took the mail plane out at
1910 =. NJ. and then Capt L. b.
Waller of the Royal Flying Forces told
the dinner party in the Handley- Page
to get ready for the start. The big
machine went rapidly to $500 feet and
then the feasting began.
Those who took their white meat
aloft with Capt. Waller were Capt.
Benjamin b. Lipshcr, Alan r. Haw-
ley, Henry Woodhouse, Augustus Post,
Leroy Gulotta, Julius NJ. Meirick. Ed
ward l.. Pennewill and Charles Healy
Day. Capt. Bartlett of North Pole
fame, was to have gone along, but be
telegraphed at the last minute he could
not be present.
A little, neglected airplane was on
the flying field when the start was
made. 1t was the first mail carrier
ever used, and it seemed tiny COM
pared with the big regulation ma
chimes that were waiting for their mail
runs. The service will be extended in
every direction Of the compass, said
Capt. Lipsher to his friends.
President Hawley of the Aero Club
presented to Capt. Lipsher a gold
membership pin and an honorary
members card in the Aerial League
of America. The only other honorary
members are President Wilson, Gen.
John ]. Pershing, Thomas A. Edison
and Admiral Peary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-29
ANOTHER SUN YOUTH
is KILLED IN ACTION
Charles krider in Thickest
Fighting in France.

Another gold star must be added TO
THE SUNS service flag. word having
been received from the War Depart
ment yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel c. Krider of 900 Gates avenue,
Brooklyn, that their son, Bugler
Charles Krider, had been killed in
action September 26.
Had he lived until January young
Krider would have celebrated his
eighteenth birthday and he would then
have been eligible for service in the
army. But when the war broke lie
was employed in the composing room
Of THE SUN. and he saw more than
one of his fellow workmen troop off
and enlist. The fever for service
seized him, and lie made "A tour of the
recruiting offices. Always. however
he was turned down. because always
he was compelled finally to admit that
he was only 16 years of age
In some manner, however, the youth
managed on July 25, 1917, to con-
vince a recruiting officer that he was
IS. How he did II still is mystery
to his parents, who objected to his
joining the army only because of his
youth. Nevertheless, krider got his
uniform and was sent for training to
Fort Slocum. There his ability as
cornetist was discovered quickly and
he was trained as a bugler. Eventu-
ally he went to the training camp at
Syracuse and after several months
was transferred again, this time to
Camp Greene. at Charlotte, y. G.
At Camp Greene, Krider was as
signed to Company A. Thirty ninth
Infantry. which went abroad four
months ago and in France served as
the chaplain's orderly. The regiment
was attached to the Fourth Division,
which was in some of the heaviest
fighting in the closing days of the
war. No details of Krider's death
were contained In the War Depart
ment's message to his parents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-29
BAKSA PROSECUTION
WILL IGNORE REGAIN
Murder Trial to Proceed Re-
CARELESS of Convict's
Confession.

James F. Regain, the Sing Sing con-
Wet who confessed to the murder OF
Mrs. Helen Hamel in her rooming
house at sos West Twenty-third
street. last February. viii be entirely
ignored by the District Attorneys Of
flee when tho trial OF Elizabeth Baksa
for the crime opens before Judge
Rosalsky in General Sessions this
morning.
THE District Attorneys office will
proceed with the trial in its own
way" Alfred ]. Talley. who is con-
Quoting the prosecution, said yester-
day. There is no reason why Regan
should be called to the stand by the
District Attorney. II the defence at
torneys believe him they may call
him."
Samuel S. Koenig. chief counsel for
Elizabeth Baksa. said yesterday that
the defence would call Regain.
III the District Attorney does not
see fit to produce Regain in an ef-
connection with the death of Mrs
Hamel, the defence will certainly call
him. he said. THE testimony he
is able to offer is of the greatest i'm
portance and the jury is entitled to
hear It. II may be several days, how
ever. before the proper time comes
for the introduction of his evidence"
Several more witnesses remain to
be called by the prosecution. Among
these will be police officers and dem
tai experts who will be asked to COM
pare the imprints OF teeth found on
the arm OF the murdered woman and
the teeth OF the accused. Two or
three more days may be occupied in
hearing these witnesses. so the de-
fence will not open until probably
the latter part OF next week,
Mr.. Talley was unable to give fur
Their information yesterday regarding
the five convicts. all said TO be pals"
or Regain in burglaries and other
crimes. who are TO be brought before
the District Attorney. II is believed
they will he able to give important
facts which will aid in either confirm
ing or repudiating Regan's confess
sion.