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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01
Wfmntettn faniojen liitun iupimms
6DiuGfinttD

Yaris, bitbtif. % p. = &onio-
jen liiton tarfistettlt perustuslafi
bppGtIpttiin tGn1Gn preiioentti 8il-
6onin eiitptlestG raubanfonferens
lin t1pii,istllnnoslo ilman wnstlista-
tpoo dGntG. Breiioentin eiitpfiesta
ninlitettiin mpos Sir Sames @ric
0rlrntnlono liiton edinlaiiefii pli-
iibteerifii. SGten fonferensiin pfli
tlrfein iiipritus on titlliit liitetDfli
rouboniopilulttieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01
9ianba ilmdi sstaliaa

Eoris, II WfifGli lliotettoipisto
libteistG latin tdGllG tiet6G, pol-
nlistoittittpot liittoutiineet tefernGGn
raltban SatImt fanSIa ilnton Sta
lion ollefirioititstu. sos StaIia
pGdttGiii iiuoelIeen rbbt9G neitipotte-
lltibin oliiitpot oiiot iomasia as
teesia, iobon ne iGilpGt SSStalian e.
oustoiien erottlia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
iisto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01
aanipjen liitpn eniimGin. fpfpns
MaIlliuntpnisIa.

Ioris, bubtif. = gtpttertn1in on
10 melfein mormoSti p11tettp eta
foniojen liiton eitiinGinen fofoitS
tltlloon pitGnlG6n @oibingtoniSia
enhi lofofltusio.
Sultnnitelntien nitfaan oijotoon
fofous pitGG @olfeon Salon ita'
bitoneesIa preiioentti 8ilionin job
oolla.
sos liiton eoitstaiafnnta pitdilt
eniim6iien fofoufien 8aibingtonis.
ia, tltltoiIiin preiioentti 8ildonia
ep6ile1lGttG ppptGntdan liiton enii-
m6iiefii preiioentifIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01
Granting tnomitice bolibeiuismia

Ynris, - Sjalnlor Yrantins
Ruotiin ioliulistien iobtojo, on td'
fdl1iIesi1 ioIiolistien fongreslisio
ppptGnpt ginnsfun doiialiStien otta-
moan buolnioonia 8en1iGn bpllbe-
piStiien bnIlitusj1rjestelnr1n tulof-
let. Nrontingin jlilfoiienluslu ma
rot1fIesio bolIbelpisnlia ipoStoal
loluIutoun ett6 bolibepistiiesla bal
lititsnlltooosIa ei ole mit11n eoistpS-
tG. Observation-Disclosures lonoo ban
merfitielpdn ebootonta talouoellisto
boioonlusto, fltrilnttto. ia nGldnbd-
tGG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01
9pmmenia faiposmiebia iontnnnt
faaiitrGjG66pficm n6reifii

@irmingbom, Ma, bubtif. 20 p.
Sdnne ilmoitetfiin tdnddn ettd
taGltG 25 nailih pGGsid pobjoileen
oleiuasio Wiaiestic biilifaiapamosia
on tapabtunut tltboiia faaliirdiGb-
ops. geelid tahpantonliestG on iaa-
til bios panralliieSti louffoantunei-
nn ia failpnnnoSia ianotaan oleipan
mielG 40 miestG, joioen pelstamiics-
ia OH Dptpin lpGbGn toilpeita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01
,Smima bintojen alennits Sbieason
pDrsiisiG

Gbicago, bubtif. 20 p. - Sii-
ma bintoien olennits tapabtiti to-
nGdn tGfGlGhiesld wilioporsiisid.
WeaisIin binta aleni Dli faboeflol-
la ientillG busbelilta ia iianlibu
81 .3O:uG tpnnpriltG. @taiSiin ia
Iifoien ldbettGnlinen murffinoille
toipotto1tan irhre&ia mGdraSia ai-
belitti fen ettG p0rsiifeirottelijot
rpbtpirpdt ntppmdGn iiutresiu nlitto-
fooluaSIo pelGtett pleistG bintojen o.
lenenliStu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01
Snumen ,tnii ministcrist5
S1GrntniSteri &anrlo GoStren

N6Girtinisteri &aarlo Gostren
ltIfontintsteri G. encfeu. (Sdnen
ulfontuilla ollesiu boitoa tointa Geo
Gbritrootb.)
&aboutinisteri 9lueist 9funiop.
Opetusutinisteri WsitaeI Soini-
nen.
Oifeusntinisteri Sc. g. S0oerboIm
@iiGministeri 6. Bois-Sebruber.
2ouppa. ia teoIIiiintsntinisteri
s. s. 8ennolo.
Sotaministeri 4. 81. BaIoen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01
40 benfil1G fnollnt maanjaristgf-
ieSiG.
gBosbinetoii, bubtif.

@oSbin9tor, bubtif. @altio-
oeportementille ilnoitettiin ett1
Son Solpaoorisio oil ellen tapob-
tlinltt onfora maaniGristps, iosia
40 benfil01 oil inanrt ilrmonIa
ia paljon ontaiilrttta tuboutltnut
9(rnerifan lGbetpstorofennits of f1r-
iinpt nlelfoilio ipaltrioito.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01

Stoonto, bubtif. 80 p. = BaG-
ministeri Orlanoon ballitufIeen IL
maistiin pfiintielinen Stalian ienaa'
tisia tGnG iltana fen iGlfeen frtn e.
ousmiesfomarisia of tcbtp ianloin,
hpoiftofin bpipin pienellG ipastustitf-
ielGa. 8GGministerin pltbeen idl'
feen tdpabtui ienaotin istltntoialisio
flturi ntielenoloitls,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01
Sytalian fpipmss

"sSilune tai fuolerna" on ollut
Stalian eoiistoiien tiinnrsiona rnll-
banneiupotteluisia. &im liittouneet
ehpdt tdt1 fannata, OH Stalian III
betpSto poistiinut Yoriiiista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01
ssla6nttaiua ilmiS

Sn eritt1ih mieliiinen oIia faitt-
ia mnailman ipnIlitiefpon nGl1nbG-
odn ia piilitteen betfell6 fituIlo, et-
td g[nerifon forntit titleipot tdnG
tDronra oittamoon min iit1nnatto-
man niiuiaoon ettd len rirnaIla
ioiititipot faifti oifoiiemlnot reforoit
tporioon.. W1eioGn toItpintiustantme
enniistetaan iaotaipan S37 ntilioo-
nan busbelin toto, iofa on 27S
ntiIioonoo busbelio lirtren1pi fliir
tpiime ipuooen iato. sos feipGtni-
iista iaaooon fesfinfertdinen ioto,
noitiee 9lnerifnn niiitioto pbteeniG
belposti DIi LOO miIioonun busbe-
lin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01

oenlainamerfinnGn nousieen faiffi-
.aan $705,623, 100 olIen tamd en-
Sim6isten ipiioen plipdn tltlos. Sp-
min pieni ola lauantuipdiipdn lner-
finn1n tlilofiisto ebti flinminfin t1-
ban luetteloon. @terfittp iilnlmo e.
oitStaa 1858 proienttia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01

laaiiuis tiilee olemaan noin 200
iitllrta iimpra, oipat fGiifirioitlrflet
polniina ia paraifaa fG1nnettGipi-
nG. Seos ilnlestpp @erner Sober
itrom O6afepbtion fiistannllfiella
ia len ransfan- ia enelanninfieli-
men laitos painetaan Suonesia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01
Safion rnnbonIGbetbstSn jdienia
fonpnn1tt Ierfailleiiin

9erioilles, bubtif. % b. = 5iui-
ri jouffo @afion raitbanIdbetpston
idieuid ioopltt tdnd iItona @erfuiI-
Ieiiin 3aiffioon of ioiifosiu go
beufiI3d. 2dbettiIddt, pietiin fobta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01
glntugbti0 nafiannt iupittp'pIinfoo
tD0lGiiillcen

Soleoo, Ohio, = 8illDs Oper-
lano alltopbtion $4,000 tpoldiielle
jaettiin 100000 lpoitto-oiinfoina
mime tonutifiulsia ilntoitetln 90
90 poitto- -oilntsiuunnitelmon lnit-
foan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01
Spiialistit tabtoiuat Yalestinasta it.
icnGiien iualtiun.

9lmlteroa bubtif. 20 p. 9lr.
beilllisia foolla oleiuoSia ioiinlistien
fonferensIisia on bppGfipttp paG.
toslaltielno, josia lpaooitaon ett6
Tnlestinastu on nnloboStettaiua it
ien6inen mnltio, jofo oliii otettaipa
iGlenefii famlojen liittoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01
111.179 miesta fmuli armciiasia

gSofbington, bubtif. = @rneijan
plifirltrein iiilfaiIeutat wiralliiet
ftiirterot oioittaipat ettG 6oban aifa-
ma fitoli faiffiaan 111,179 ntiestd
g)bopslpaltain orneijasia. Saittei'
bin fiioli foiffiaon 56,699 nliestd
eli 81 proienttia. SaisteluiSia tobi
boolpoibin fuoli 43 proienttio ia 6
proienttia nuista ipistG. 10000
on fuollut tauteibtn mGliraitban
6olnlioniien iGlfeen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01

tijltna ioopln Sanlpereelle A t. IL
min. mpobdstpneend ia Seliinfiin
flo 3 aioisia aitataulilajan flo IL
aiemasto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01
S1tDnte1t ltuttitn
Snpmem mapadebtoiiet iuallpittn'
meet 9lnnnfien

SeliingistG ilntoitetaon ettG bolibe'
pifit on forfoitettu glunlifiesta.
Selfinfi bubtif. 90 p. - &an-
fallisfofous on nritooostettu 0titnitf-
iesia (OIonetiisia), iofa on 10
moilio foilIiieen Bietarista ia iosio
iuonloloiiet ofpot farfoittaneet boil
belpifit. Weif1li tieoonannoisio
moinitaan, palloittiipat IrnitfIen
ipapooebtoiiet ioitfot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01

autonlobiileiIlG botelli 0es Steier.
ipoiriiin. Wsinfdanlaiiia mielen-
oIoitiifiia ei tapabtrnitt. Norii-
ndisten tdpiipoltinltettujen ia tef-
nillisten eoltstajien hnlllaan iaa-
plnpon blipnlennn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01

tolpa nliebille ia naiiille marIetta-
wa lama palfta iamanfaltaiiesta
tposta ia tpolgiiille annettalpa OIL
feus idriestdptpd faiffia laiIliiia
tarfoitllflia iparten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01
Srpn Self

Glnlret jltblat tllfee olenlaoil bna-
Iilla enii iltnnl1ntoinI p. flo 1aS
illo!lu. Sitblan toimeenpanee pp-
bGfoulitlapiet ia Iitorittaipat be Main
ollen riinioon orlpoffoon obielman.
0tititta objeInoo tltlee -1ntanaan ai-
fitiiet M. NJ. Sronhpoooisto titlee o.
lemoan obielmaa. &iifopa nteist1
maIttaiii Ola poiSia lasteniublista,
nebGn ne alma tuasta iubliltn tiin.
tinpotfin. Saalilla Ills tnpaammeI
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01
llnii tietuteps Snpmesta tpimitettn
nlfpmaita iuarten.

itltpntatta iunrten.
Seos ninteltG @Suon1i ia iitona.
lainen ittpistps" iln1estpp piaffoin
iitonlefli, ronSfafii ia englannifii.
sc on toinlitettit 1lfontnita iparten
ia liidlt6G firioititfiia Sitonten pb-
teisfitnto-, iiipistps-, talolts- ia lii'
feselGnlGn eri oloilto. gtiioen ioit-
foSta n1airittofoon prof. o.. s..
&onSteotin firioit1ts rotitfDlDnDf-
ieStG ia iuontolaisten irbteesta mon-
goleibin, tobt. @iIio Sptoien firioi.
tittlet iuomaloiiirioen ia rtotiolai,
iitiioen paibeista Suouesia iefd
iitontenfieIen aienosta eri oifoina,
tobt. @1ino SaIntiien firioitits iito-
molaifeSto fattianrunoitoestd, tobt.
Onni Sffoien firioitiis iitonolaiies.
ia taiteesto, tobt. SO. Sorfiaiien fir
ioitiiS iuontoIoiiesto firiollilritoes-
ia, mois. Seiffi &Ienetin firjoitiis
fliontoIoiiesto ntliiiifista, moisteri
e. II. 9[ron firioitits Suomen itr'
boilnsto ia lppiiIIiiestd fiiIttuitrista
ia iobtoia Solmori 2arbun firjoi-
tbs Suonlen toIors- ia liife.eld'
n6std. Seofien emit oiaan ionfa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01

= slitien pGiipGn iubloo lpiete-
tGdn Saniallisieurafitnnon firfon-
Gaalisia Srnniintainn II b. flo 1lS
illalln. Silaiiituoesia titllaan efit-
tdntaan arpofas inblaobielmo TOO
rilaitlro, dololalilitia, ritnoia, put
beito b. m. SGntdn julian ioboos-
ta Ell enitiiunitritoino A b. ole to-
ipoIlistu ritoriioIiittontme ilIonipiet.
toa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01
SImpitns

@ogebic & Sron coitntpien ieitra-
fitnta piirin tpitolineIiGnnesfofoi.s
pioetGGn Sron @eltisiG, isis. iitn-
nittttoina 1S b. alfaen flo 10 a. b.
&ofoiifien pGdtettdtpGnG on t1rfcitd
aiioita Joten eoiistoiien ritnioslufiit-
men lGsnGolo on pGlttGntGtoit.
Srcmpooo, Waicb. 30 b. brbtit.
1919.
@oI. Sippolo $eInf @ofirtta
elir1ies firjurt
q
= geSiemerin Notwithstanding
non rippifoiiIit oIfoa @esienerin
firfosia EMF toitfofitin 90 b. flo d
u. p. b. 2eboiton iiIloiit fnifftn
fouIiiidsfd oIehpid iaapitmoon foii.
Iuiunrne. Ronfirntotioni tiiIee, pi-
oettdipdfii feidf. 1 b. Situtola iiio-
foon foiiIullenume iiithanfienia.
arne @oiunta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01

- @ir Gbos ,Siebbiu OH ottapltt
ajlrinpaifon geortbern 8ofing Sn.
bustrisiu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-01
aulfllIaitosministeri Zero erffO.

NillfitIaitosllllnlsfert zero VrIlu.
glintarpeministeri g. s. sc. Col
Ian.
Wlaonlpiljelpslninisteri Sc. 8allio,
opulaiiena Zero Sabl.
SolialinliniSteri Santeri gllfio:
Salfilttorlanu uinisterini toinlii
90. 2uopaj1rlpi.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-08
More Pension Money
to Fewer Pensioners

Washington. Dec. s.--A record
breaking sum in pensions was paid by
the federal government during the last
fiscal year despite the number OF pen-
sioners was the smallest Of any year
since 1880. This was revealed by the
report OF the commissioners Of pen
sions. who said $22.2s2. .a24.so was paid
during tho year. as compared with
$17,sS3, ,532.s7, to 6i6.sS5 pensioners
the year before. Tho largest number
Of persons ever on tho roll was $685. t6
in ,sc2. and they received a total Of
$137.s0e.2 267.s8.
Total pensions paid to date on ac-
count Of the civil war were s5.2Ss.Ss9.- =
509.s9 and the total on account of all
wars was $S.sl7.520.4ce. including $685.
21l,6s6 on account Of the Spanish
American war. a. .,..,
Last year 3,747 pensioners were scat
tered thru sixty-thre fore!sn coun-
tries including one on the island OK
st. Helena. They received total OF
$l,1Ss.lSS.4 O. '.,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-08

the certain defined limits OF territory
which It now holdA
1t is the understanding hero that
Undersecretary Of State Frank Polk,
chairman OF the American peace DEL
egation at Paris, was instructed to re-
main at the French capital until Dec.
10--on which date the time limit for
the signing Of the protocol win expire
to provide against any contingencies
which might arise with respect to tho
American army II Franco and England
began an invasion.
1t is well known that tho United
States Is not In favor OF occupying any
territories in Germany other than
those fixed by the arnistice.
Oppose Fronoh Ambitions.
In fact. It Is known President Will
son opposed certain French proposals
which would have been tantamount to
fixing the left bank OF the Rhine as
tho eastern boundary of France. The
plan for France to occupy Frankfor-
on the Main and the Ruhr basin. the
chief iron fields Of Germany. Is said to
be the idea Of Marshal Foch.
Officials here believe Germany will
yield eventually. They say Germany
knows that at the conclusion Of any
other nrnistice sho will be utterly
powerless for at least a century.
Another reason Is that Germany's
go called army of 10000 Is without
adequate arms and lacks artillery.
Moreover. Its share OF munitions is
very meassr. Germany is therefore
expected to submit under protest.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-08
WOUNDED MEN POORLY FED
Congressman Makes Charges Against
Fort Sheridan Hospital Management.

Congressman Wakes Charges A0a'nsS
Fort Sheridan Hospital Management.
Chicago, Dec. - Charges that
wounded soldiers a, Fort Sheridan are
being improperly fed were made In
telegram sent by Congressman Royal
Johnson, OF South Dakota, to Secretary
Of War Baker and made public today.
demanding an Immediate investigation.
congressman johnson visited the hos
pital yesterday. he said. and said that
patients were fed under conditions
worse than any In France. The tele-
gram follows:
Visited general hospital No. % yes
terdny and saw at least sixty men go
without dinner. I asked that the In
spector general visit the hospital at
once ard punish persons responsible.
Col. N. W. Bispham. commanding
officer IN the hospital. said today that
the incident was founded On q mis-
understanding sand that the men were
fed. AN Investigation OF the matter
was made" he said. I'VE make every
effort to get the food to the men hot.
and yesterday one Of the attendants
told a patient that he didn't know
anything about any more food. Tho
men were impatient and left. The
matter was Strengthened up without
difficulty"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-08
G. O. P. LEADERS GATHER.
Republicans To Choose Convention
City Wednesday,

Washington. Dec. g. Republican
leaders from over the country were
coming into Washington today to take
q hand in the conference over candi-
dates before the republican national
committee Wednesday,.
With the arrival today Of Chairman
VIII Hays and other officials Of the
national committee talk about the con-
vention city began to forecast an early
decision. It was thought likely that
the conference today would result in
an ;. early decision. Chicago and St.
Louis are bidding for the convention.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-08
Favor Private ownershyp.

Washington. Dec. S.-Contlnuation
Of private ownership OF electric rail-
ways and protection OF private. capital
was recommended IN brief fled to-
day with the electrical railway COM
mission by Bentley Warren. counse,
for the committee OF 100 of the Amer
lean railway commission. The com.
mission. which has made an exhaustive
study Of street railways. VIII report It's
finding to President Wilson this month.
To safeguard investors the COMMITTEES
suggests n flexible automatic rate OF
tAfe basod ON service.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-08
RESCUE STEAMERS CREW.
Ten Men OF Steamer liberty Clio Takcr
. TO Emden, Germany.

New York, Dec. S.--Ten additional
members OF the American steamer
Liberty Clio, which broke in two after
striking q mine of Tscherling. Hol-
land. last week, have been landed at
Ernden, Germany. according to cable
adyices received here today. Previous
reports showed twenty-three men
missing. leaving thirteen still unac-
counted for. The Liberty Clio was on
her way TO Bremen and Hamburg with
general cargo from New York. AZ
o result Of the loss of the Liberty Clio
and Kerwood, both Of which struck
mines. war risk insurance was quoted
today at q great advance. Where
q rass ok L per cent was previously
quoted, = per cent was asked today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-08
chamb erl.lr ssn..nes Approved.

Chamberlain Sentence Approved.
Warrington, Dec. s.-6cntencs Of
dismissal imposed by a court martial Of
Capt. George Ndmond Chamberlain. an
aviator In the Marine corps. on charge
growing out Of his claims OF having
defeated = superior torce Of German
airships on the western front, was
approved today by seoretary 'DanlsiG
Chamberlain is a native Of San An
tonic. Tex. His case became one Of
unusual interest to the service, and
officials Of the navy and marine corps
were sent overaeas to invsstiSats
every point involved. ohambsyisin
claimed that on July 20. 1919, on Z trip
over tbs British 'front.' he had "fought
twelve German planes. damaged two
others nnd, sweeping eaHtHas1y
scattered dstaehpsnt q catman
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-08
ENGLISH DIPLOMAT DEAD.

Sir Edwin Pearce, Authority on Turk.
J. ~ ish Questions Dice at Malta.
London. Dec. 8.-Announce cement Is
made Of the death Of Sir Edwin Pearce
at Malta on Nov. 27.
Sir Edwin Pearce. lawyer and off,
Ger, was responsible for the revelation
Of Moslcm atroictes in Bulgaria which
caused Gladstone to lead denonstrn-
tions against Turkish rule in Europe.
Sir Edwin settled in Constantinople
IN 1873 practic,ng in consular courts.
His later years were occupied In writ
ing Turkish history.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-08
Frick Leaves Millions
to Public and Charity

Pittsburgh. Dec. SO hundred
eloven million five hunS : thousand
dollars OF the vast fort'f Spiled up by
Henry Clay Friek. w .Ned In New
York Tuesday. In beg shed to public,
charitable, and 60 tHonai institu-
tions. Tho romaint ps5.ooo,ooo OF tho
muitimi!uonnire coke, and stcel
maxnate's estate given to his fam
iy. friends and employees.
II. c. McEldowney. president OF the
Union Trust Company. and one OF the
executors. made public the terms of tho
VIII after II had been filed In the court
house here.
Frick's mansion In New York reverts
to his wife. Adelaide II. c. Frick. $50
long only as she shall occupy the same
as ono Of her residences"
That the advancement knowledge
Of fine arts. Of which he was so fond.
might be carried on. the financier has
willed that his New York home. upon
the death OF his wife or when she shalt
cease to occupy II, shall be converted
into an institution to be known as
The Frlck Collection" for the purpose
Of maintaining "A gallery OF art.
The property will be Incorporated un-
shall be for the use OF "all persons
whomsoevcr." All articles Of personal
property. which form part OF the fur
nishings and equipment OF the man.
sion. are to be held In trust until the
corporation is formed.
An endowment Of $4,000, 600 Is pro-
vided TO be invested for the upkeep
and promotion OF The Frick Collec-
tion.'
The trustees named in tho will are
Adelaide r. c. Frick. Helen C. Fr!ck.
his daughter: Childs Frick. his son:
Georgia +. Baker, Jr.. J. Horace Hard
ing. Walker d. Hines, Lewis Cass Led
yard. John d. Rockefeller. Jr.. and
Horace Haveincyer.
Frick's Pittsburgh home. comprising
it'll acres. is given to the city of Pitts
burgh for use as n public park. The
property Is estimated to be worth ST.
100000. A bequest of s.. 900. 900 to pro-
vide for the maintenance OF the park
IS also given.
Two executors Of the estate. II. c..
hSEsluoWHCy anu NlttldIu WATSON
Smith local attorney, are willcd $780,
600 each.
The residuary estate. valued at ap-
proximately 5000. ono. is divided into
100 shares Of about 100000 each and
Is disposed OF az follows
Shares.
Trustees Of Princeton University. :. 30
Helen c. Frfck ..................
Educational fund commission OF
Pittsburgh ........ ...... 10
Mercy hospital. Pittsburgh ...... 10
Massachusetts, Institute Of Tech
noioSy ........ 10
President and fellows OF Harvard
University ....... 1 10
Society of Lying-In Hospital. New
York ........... ................ 3
One share was be1ueathed 70 the fol-
lowing institutions; Children's hospital
OF Pittsburgh. Allegheny General hos
pital. Pittsburgh; Home for the
Friendless. Pittsburgh: Kingsley
House Association. Pittsburgh: Pitts
burgh FREQ dispensary. Pittsburgh
Newsboys' home. Western Pennsyl-
vauia hospital. Pittsburgh: Central Y.
w. c. A. Pittsburgh; Uniontown (Pa)
hospital. Cottage state hospital: Con-
nellsvillc. Pa: Westmoreland hosp:M,
Greensburg. Pa; Mount Pleasant (ra.)
Memorial hospitar. Braddock Pa.)
General hospital. Homestead (Pa.)
hospital.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-08
HUNDREDS Of
TRAINS. OFF
Entire Country and Canada
Feel Effects of Cur
tailment.
CONSERVATION TO
CONTINUE SOM a TIME
Hundreds Of Thousands of Workers
. Idle Because Of Cutting Of Train Ser
vice and Shutting Down Of Nom Es.
sentiai Industries - Coal Mined by
Kansas Volunteers, Being Shipped
Missouri and Oklahoma Mines Open.

=. Chicago, Dec. s.-Hundreds of pas
senger trains were withdrawn over the
country today. mostly in the middle
west, south and southwest, in accord
ance with instructions issued last
week, and hundreds of other trains
had been ordered annulled next We'd
nesday in the east as a result Of the
coal strike. In New England orders
were out canceling nearly 800 trains
on Wednesday. Dozens are or in
Pennsylvania, and Canadian lines have
felt the shortage of coal to such an
extent that many trains have been
taken Off. including the crack Canad-
Ian Pacific limited.
In Canada a saving Of $4,000 train
miles a month has been effected.
Measures to conserve the fuel sup
ply went ahead in nearly every part
Of the country despite the meeting in
Indianapolis tomorrow of Attorney
General Palmer in an effort to bring
about an end Of the strike.
Many hundreds Of thousands Of
workers were idle today as result
OF cutting of OF coal from non essen
ttal industries. Shipments Of coal In
Kansas and Missouri mined by volun-
teers went to points short In those
states. Digging Of coal by volunteer
mines was expected to begid today in
Oklahoma, Missouri and Montana. In
Oklahoma Governor Robertson has be-
gun q crusade against agitators and
several men have been arrested. AT
Bear Creek, Mont, when several hun
dred men arrived, accompanied by
troops. many engineers and miners al
ready on duty walked out. -
In Chicago retail stores with the
exception Of groceries and q few 9TH
'ers dealing in foods opened today at
noon and will close at 6 p. m.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-08
RanA La Cloaa

Bangkok, Dec. S,-Capt. Ross Smith.
competing with Lieut.. Etiennc Poulet
in the England Australia air race,
started from Singapore. Malay penin.
sula, today.
Lieutenant Poulet, the French COM
pctitor, followed Captain Smith two
hours later