davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29

men Siifalta: - Soto tie olettc teb
meet totilen paranmfien iofa on
iopnioinmtsin tdnGn toiien usfon-
fappaleen tansia ia on pleeni1 raa>
rnatitn miitainen? - Sent 2iiio
masta oifeen %innostiii, nouii bios
ia nstlii pari asfelta l1bGmnG pas
toria ia ianoi: - 500, nina olen-
tim tebnpt ielIaiien parannuficn jos
ia on pastoriltafim mielG tefemGttG.
= Sdmumennen iopii mainita ettG
2iiinn aGni rupeii pabosti mariIe-
mdan, joten aitoi idtt6d fertomi-
ienia feSfen. mutta pastorin febois
tliflesta ban iatfoi eoelleen: fpnn-
mienen muotta FIFTEEN tGGllG fulies-
Tell pari iaarnamiestG, iottn oliipnt
totoilin Sornion puolesta ia mama
miebet eipGt olleet fanlon fut1u>
mliflesta liiffeell1, MOAN BpbGn
Sengen mnntimufiesta; be olimat
l1bteneet i5miiine ipnti1 anteefii-
antonaam ia iotta tunnustimat Jpn
tinIG ia tefilp1t totiien paronnuflen
min Ell lima tnrmittu toista eit1
ipiel1 tolmottofaan usfonfappaletto,
mltta. mifG lie beitGfin estGnpt
fun eimGt ole fen toommir tGGll1
fGpneet, joten bengellinen el1mlG on
joutlnlt aimnm rnppiolle: iuopot-
telll, fortinpelmminen ia tanslimi>
men on mallannut fofo fplGit. =
&pllG len tieo1tte mif1 lima on
est1nGsi III ettei ne iaarnomie-
bet ole tGdllG len founmin f1Dncet:
nebGn tGGllG lilloin DrittipGt rails
fota erG1n palpelustptom mlltta tn
ton onnistui pGdstG niitten fGlist1
farflntn, Innoi Snfutllan Susli. -
niitG Sumalan loplia IpD
faifelIa taipoaa, ianoi Bit>
f1niemen 2iiia ia buofaii rasfaaSti.
Gastori taas f66ntpi 2iilon puo-
leen ia ianoi: (Satf.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29
Raamatuntutkistelu
". gsbiem firioitmsten ~alfapera

1. &iripitmfiet-iannn merfitps. Sefstisidnnme on
f6ntettp faboesti ianan "frioihis"; ~eoelltlelld terral'
Ia on ie m~Sniffomuooosia, i1lfi1ndiielld ptlttton1to'
oosio. HdmG molen1ntnt niiooot polpelthiipat trettos'
ia Iuunosta j~i1llresta "firioittoa", miitta opat fiirfei1>
Fin nimiimoino eri tmpallo mlioooStetrt. Sntfirtnle
nit6 Isbenunin.
al @irioitufIet. Sasi6 oleua freiffalainen iuta mer'
fitiee aIfliinon main "tirioitettita", mitta %fdptetadl IL
I'll iLnoiiemoon min bu,pin firioitrsmerffeia, firiaimis>
too, fain mnos fdiifirioitufiia, firieitd ia firioia (@al.
GID. SGsl1 ~i6lfim6iiesiG nnielesid ON iitd foptAtp
tefstisSanune, ia torfoittatpat nGntd fdlifirjoit1fiet
@ouhon gestanentin firioitufiin CSob. SAT; 7:t5).
enbnesti: moniffmmlooola "firioitlflet" t%artotfua
11uii sestomentti toto @anbaa Sestnmenttio f%ofoaai-
finoesioAt tai fem Ola.
b. @irioihis. SdsiG oIeua freiffalainet Jana mer'
fihee ~firioitisto pleenid, ia irntri tmnd on le Jana,
miaG toipaIIiiesti i~lntaistaan rodrnntt1ifoitte. Se di'
faitiee iiis tarfertpaa trtfunista.
o. &irioitis ianat fdptto Dleerid. &iiten laroftlt
on tGntG fana tpafiintltnut rterfitiertdGrt raanlattiitd'
iitettG. SGsN1 mielesi1 f~dptettpnd m~erfitlee lie EMIT
fifin ~pfiitpistG roorinhtnpoiffoa CWH. 1910; st. a:
81; Sob. 1896; Opt. 1:16; $3.50; toiietii tofo Nsoti'
boo Testartenttio, iota Ills ~tatioton1 DbOetit fotonat'
f%nioeffi, poiffn iiind onfir itieita Ell ttr1oIa CSob.
1922; 1888; gfomn. 4:3; Gal. 1922; 4:30; 1 Biet.
2:6; y. mr.; foImannefii moniffcnriooos'a toto Iaii-
boa Eestontenttin eli niioen firioitusten fofoelnoa,
iono on fanocninen ortuo (Wt. 2t42; @f. 1924;
ST. 24:27; Sob. 5:39; Noont liz; 1 &or. 1873;
q. n.y..
() @irioihts. iaron f1ptto tefstisfGrurte. sisfeniaro.
hin ntifnnn moi ~firioitis sfdnon pfiiffortloto allertitd
toto ~pfittpistG rnorlntainfobtoa tni fofo &oon1attiin.
Eefstisian1me on fuitenfin tand f~irioituss iannlLn pari
stddrSpsianon, iotfa ~ofoittopat misfa tnisIesfi fitd on
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29

Ia toiuallo YpbG Senfi &aanuatun ftrioittoiiin mai.
f1ttt, Ell sneill1 ole lGber1pGG tietoa. gSrt. lin. 1875.
Wa1tto meille riittGGfi1 ipain tieto: Gnamnttli on Slt-
malon Seneen tiiote. 2opusta mostoa S1n title. 81
meioGl tnrtpitie puolistella 9taannttro; lie p~itolustaa
title itieGGr1. TGmGn toteaa bistoriafin.
3. &iriuitnSten pDb1Ds. -"BpbGt firiotrfIet". So
faiiella faniafitnnaIIa on orlat ~firiania, joita ne ppbi-
no pit6ip1t. So6elIiilntoesia on main DHi pDb6 firia,
Nnoruott1. &o@natt1 on ppbG firjo rnonestafin ipps-
tG, mutta eniifGbesiG Tiff, ett1 ie on BDbGn Sergen
f1IiaIoo. gSrt. sair1olon ianan ibandn DlistDslailla
pIalmisia 1t9. Soifesin iiiasa on &aarnattl1 ppbd
firia tiff, ettG lie iiiGltad ppbid alioto. Stomnattl IL
i6lt61 ssirtolan ipoGnteniLtaitlen ibmisfrntna fob.
toon. SeIlaiietfin firiotelntnt, iotfa ibmisten mielesta
omat iopintottotnia olentnan &aantatiisia, opat fuis
tentin field Siintalan luannitelntien ~piiitteisia. gdista
1t1et nGfee, ettei &onntnttu t~annistele ibnnisten elGr1aG.
Santalla ne opat loboiitiifieno niilIe, iotfa ipntibG-
oGSiGGn ep1ilep1t Sipn1alan ariloa. &linfo mont on.
tonn iaanrt robtaiila iiitG, ett1 %Iangerritt Daaipi6fin
tpielG TAI nrrnonl
9. Ybbien firioitnsten iuilieeminen
1. MeibGn tlllee ne trntea. "Sltrret ppbGt fir
~ioitiflet". Sandnparii innoo: "Sieto on ipaloa". 0ett-
ia faifista tieooisto tGrfein on @mptat1in hintenttten.
Se iolta tdtnd tieto on iaIasio, on il1tresfafin tietGri-
iesi1G1 iperrattaipiSIa ontttott aStioGrt, iostd itfus
p%lrtttt11L &c taos iolln t1niG tieto on, o1rtno falleirt.
ntot aarteen moan pdGIld. Sintoteus oil fitnd onneIli-
iesla a~iemosin, ettG bdrell6 oil Rooatotitn ttnteiniss
ia, fiten Baapali bGnestd tobistoo. Sduldft iobooSta
%fationt1ne torfenu1lir tuinta gaarrtottua on o~pittoipa
tlintertoon.
a. 9tonrhttiia on ~opittoiua Lnpiesta. "&oxd 10 Iop-
i~nioestofi %iooffa". @lfiifieIesf6 on ~lnpii-idro mitoooS-
ia, iofa oioittua oiman pientd lnsta, iopo oitpon IL
fi0td. Sdstd rdentme Sintoteufien iaoneen o~petiista 10
oipon pienestd. Sdntd ~opastitpat Noaruottng ionosia
ditiniG ia i%io6itinid, titen 10 emten oIenune nGbneet.
Iotmifoon main ipbdmiIenrme, ettd 10 aitpam pienistd
Iapinfoiiista alfaiirtue bengeIIiien fpItpSn. &otfas.
patts ia fen iatfona ppbdfoilitt ~dbferonn toimintaonl
tiItoon hirslsImiieefieums tasid fibteesfa.
So&etonn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29
Smlpia ieminaarille

Sirginia, Minn. Wtrs Ibstrano
$t.OO. = Mnrquette. @icb. &ep.
8 Seimonen $1.00. = Srontpooo'
Micb. Gep. q @aiunnqn fautto
$1,000, folebti 9esiemerisid $3.50.
Meiss Snnnp Satala $1,000. =
&eb. rs. @iettiien fautta folebti
Sitcbburgin nlloriioliiton felajublil
la $t4.23, ieninanrin pstdfpd
$500. = Baltic, Wicb. $ Safala
$1.OO. = Sairport, Ohio @ug. To<
poien faittta fultf. idienmatluja
$500.
SpoGm. fiitos
9. &itotialainen
@or III Glp, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29
RetkuIam Eczema

*
6iII1 npt on iotaiien tebtGmG IT,
I'D uSfostaan ianoi paStori tiutns-
ii. yfii ia boinen puitabti iiloS o.
meStn ia pian oil toto pleifo liif'
feellG. iofaiiella ndptti oleman bar
ras bulu poismenemGlla pelastaa Il
fenia ioutrmasta fuulustelun alni-
Jeff. 9ept tidi &etfulnn Seifille,
tuolle robtealle ianfarille, b1tG fGs
teen; ban tunfertlii ~mGfiiouton Ia
pi opelle ia boiui molemmin fG-
lin palauttaafleen ibhiIiG tafaiiin
ia b6n itfun iefaiielln GGnell1 rue
foili ia pubuii bGtGiiesti: = &lfdG
tofi iGttdfO minua t1nne Dfiin; boi,
fuulettafo. GlfGG iGttGfo minua.
Yostorin oil wnifea pibdttGG mar
rlioor, mlitta fun bdn a%iatteli epa-
usfoiien ibmiien furiaa tilaa, Min
bGnen tuli beitd iamalln i6Glitii ia
ban rienii SETTLE nmufii ia nlfoi
ppptG1: - Sulfaa main iiiGIle. Ell
tGGlIG mitGGn bGtGG ole. &eSfustes
lenMne raubasla ia nnnamme Su-
malnn %ianalIe funnian. Wtltta ne
jotta p11iiwGt ialtoibinia, potent
mot ia iaimat pd6st6G b%elpotufien
bu~ofaltfien ett1 tuosta fiuialliieStn
tunfeiliasto pa1stiin mapaafii, NUT
ia enin ola lentdGn tuli tafaiiin tu>
pnnn ia aiettlti paifoilleen istu-
moan.
- Mpt alontrte taas ulioestaon,
idnoi pastori ia f11ntpi &imifor-
apeA muorin pioleen ianoen: Re
fun olette mnnbn fofenut ibnlinen,
min te maunnanfin iotain moitte
fanoa t1m1n toilen uSfonfdppaleen
ieliitptien iil1llostd. sos muistatte
Min lltfefaa ie 1Gneen fuulumasti.
- &DlldbGn tuon m1iStna lutea
iofairien tGllG fplGllG. Yapit oDat>
fin alma febuneet Hetfnlan> fplGlGis
ten bpipGG ~liif1taiton, toubuli muo-
ri ia alfoi lltfeo bartnnlla ia puo-
left meiiaapalln 11nelld. 9eo
mit6 iiinG ianottiin2 fplpi pastori.
- @ifo paStort fuulrt, pit1sfo
a1irun len mield toiien ferran lus
teal Gnfptti m1ori. = &pllG NINA
fumlin, mlitta oliii tnrpeellista et-
til Iufiiitte tdn1dn usfonfappnleen
.ltnoeStaan ett1 itiefin fulliiitte mi
til iiin1 ionotaan ianoi pastori.
Miiori Ell bnlunniit enGG lufea,
fortoi maan: - quo on ~iontotpaa
iaiipartelemista, ON iitG papeille
ennen tafpallinen lltfu f%elpdnnllt.
- 500, mlttta SSlirtnla mnatii e.
nGmpi ban tattoo eta faiffi ibmi-
let usfoiIimot bGnen iononIn.
@paG me iisfunte, nsfomme tofi;
mai lultleefo pastori ett1 me olem-
irunolanfielt1jiG9 fuulri 1GniG
DmpGri tupua. = Sppd, ianoi pos
tori ia jntfoi: &c ianoitte nsfos
eSlimolan lanan. &c iiis mar !
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29


muantin usfotte ettd Seeips on tel.
o1t lunastanilt aipdn min fuin
t1sl1 fesfustelimme aineesia fun
luu. - Gilman iilla tawalla ME us
fMnme, mastaiimat monet. No
min, fun usfomtne etta Seeius on
meioGt funnstanut ipnnist1 ia fuo
lemasta ia mield perfeleen Wallan
alta lp~apabtanut ia p%GGstanpt, min
taStG ielwi1G lie totuus eta olems
me MT Seeiufien merellG lnnastet.
tuna altuaita Sllnalan lapiia, la
moi pnstori. = Snsbo-baa, nauroi
m~Gtiioufto. &imiforwen Iapo nouli
leiIomaan ia lanoi: = Ganme me
a%atlinita ole eif1 pastorifaan ole
nrtuas ia iitGpaitii taboon fpip1
mistG pastori loptGG liifoja Ianoja
Iiiben usfonfappaleeieen, onto tell
Ia toiienlninen fatefismus fun
nneill1? - Gn luulle niisl1 oleiuan
erilaiiunitta, mltta blpomatfaa MT
tarfoin: te olette marrlaantin lltte-
meet toiiesta pnifastu Iunat: S1nen
lallpel1tenia faiitta ban tefi metodt
autuaatli, liis ie of Slunnlan orr
mo, laupeus ia raffaus fun ban la
BETH raffaan Yoifania Seelnflen
tGnne ipntiin %lnngenmttta ibmiS1u-
fua merellGGn lrnastamann Ipnnis
til ia fuolemasta ia perfeleen mall
Ian alta mapabtamaon ia podstd<
m1Gn; Ills Seeius tlili artilaafli te-
iitG jofo fa0onnit oil, la
moi pastpri ia iatfoi: Slomntfna
npt ettG iofa ferrun on litnastettu,
! con uutuas. Sletteban tie Infeneet
nGmdfin ~fultaiIet lanai:
9Syllmola oil &ristufiesia ia Ipluitti
mnai!mon itieniG fansIo eifG lufe<
nut BELLE beibdn ipntidnI1, ia or
ON ie ibminen iolle Shmola et
IpntiG Tue, ia lomoa aiiaa t1md us-
fonfappnlefin meille firtastaa ettd
tooellufin iofoinen iaomme Scout
len Irnastunino usfoa olepamme
alitltnitn Sltmalan lapiia. vi lei
f0pfGinen lisfominen mitadt
outa, it'd pit1d eniin tebo1 totfner
ia paronniis ipnneistndn.
Slsiifin on toilinnan o.
lewinaan iumalinen ia ellen illal-
latin firoii ia paubnii bemolenln
min ett1 fuilui pmpari fpS
l16. Sc oil Bitf1niemen 2iiia iota
Min pnbui, mafama manbn pitfn
iofa fpnttilGnG Ioisti iumalattnmien
fesfelIG, oinaftn iiinG ettG ban olaii
nGpttGG jiunalistn naantaa ia tdstu
monet untoitpat len tunnrtstuflen
IT'D BitfGniemen Siiia on totinen
fristittp, ettG jos bdn Ell paaie taipaa
cen, min iinne Ell p1Gle litten fn-
foon. - &plld ulfonainen el1m1
forionntlti fun pnin Sitnalon teri
Ipeeuinen ornpo %iielltlle firfastult
tunnon ralibafit iofa opettaa jiand
lottoman menon bplfGGmGGn, Ionoi
pnstori ia iamasia fpipi @itfdnie-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29

= &irfollisiobtoflnta fittIutaan
fofoufieen iofa pioetGGn Srons
miioiSio, Micb. elof. 3 p. alfaen
flo 2 ipp. SGrfeit1 aItoital
Mrne @alunta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29
8alpfnmia


Observation-Disclosures fofoiif-
iesta on inataiponu 1 ooIIariIla top
pole @itttoim fonttoristn, tabi pos'
tin fantta tiIattirria oIIa oIepaIIo o.
~foitteeIla:
Sabn Sofinen
caBoy 1876 Brnnttpocb, Bts..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29
Suomen uutisia

8oinwientiliife @alion iobtotun
nan puolesta on touppa- ia teollis
MISUNDERSTANDING i1tettp firielnt6,
iosia ebootetaan noble ia iiustolle
m~aGrGttpien mientimafiuien poista-
mista, fosta meneffiolot @nglun>
nisia owat nptpidd ieaaiiet, ettG
filpailu muioen maiden tlotteioen
fansia muiiten fGp maifeafii.
Sittenfuin falppa- ia teolliiuits-
ministeriolle on waItioneumoston
paGtotien mufann 81 p:ltG ~toutofitlr
to 1920 annettit oifeus toapauttaa
eri tatparalaieia pleiiesti tltontis ia
mientifiellosta. on m~inisterio pG1t-
tdnpt Wientifiellosta papairttaa I.
ion jolfon tamnroita.
Waltioneltlposto on antanlit eft
teliiGiibteeri Orio Soimarannan p1
beeniobbolla tposfentelem1n mirass
toIen toiminnan u~ntoistornistn tar
foittapan fomitean te5t1mGfii laa-
tia e~bootaflen pirallisten muolifer@
tomusten ia t~tlastoien iupistomiieS
to.
-X-
St1-&arjalasta ilmoitetaan: On.
tropaaran piirin fpl1funnnt Su1r>
tiff Yientiifii Neerr, lluiifplG,
&uuiimaara, SiifsiGripi ia Ontro-
wnara olpat pbteiiesiG mainittlien
tplien talollisten fpIGfofoufiesln
Dflimieliiesti pGGtt1neet eroto Mlt-
fai1rmen pitdjGsta ia liittpG &ar>
ialaan fosfa eip1t taboo iGGo1
@euWoSto4@ enaiGn ballitufien alnt
tiff. Mtninittitien fplien al,teilta o.
fpat bolibeDifit alfaneet mobiliIois
on miebet 1876 ifGmuoteen ia
nailet 1910 if1tulboteen. Sepoiet
ia lebmdt rpostetGGn, iantoin mltit.
fin omaiiulis, iopa min, ett1 ben
filOiltG, ioilla on ELM. fafii paitaa
toinen rpostetGGnn. &arjalaiiet pnp>
tdDGt apltn ia elintarpeita, foSfa
faitfi on rpostettp. Ynfofolib1n tpaI
lasfa omat aiuftaat j1ttGneet fp-
lat tpbiifit. &~lttaiGrpelld on $50
bolibemitin. iotfa ~rpostanGt taloia.
&epolnan on ioopunut Al pafolais-
ia, iotta tullesiaan owat manains
meet fatii bolibepitiiotilasta. &epo-
lasla ilatoitetann olepan raltbanis-
to-.
~ II - >vS nrX.-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29

12.tpuotias tptto Sernp 2orera.
iofa oil fotoiiin ScbIittaisto era
gebigestd ia fuuIiii maabomnie iao>
pitteiiiin iofioIniiiin Iapiiin, ON as
fettGin puoonmit idrpeen Siripari
tebtoan liioro ia Iienee fitoIlitt at
ipobalmoufieen. 9opii baiiortaar
Tirpoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29

@inisterit Sooerbolm ia @brns
rootb oipot motfustaneet @aalaan
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Bobianmaan ritot-
laloisten Observation-Disclosures ia
rliotialaiien fanianpuoliieen piiri-
balIitltsten ebustaiain fnsln. Heu>
pottelli fosfee n1ptGpGsti g(bipe-
rianmaan %tpipmpstd, mutta faiitel-
t1nee liinG ebtG mpoSfin ruotlalaiz
len Silomen observation-disclosures.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29

8ielG tarfistnmnttmnien laStel-
mien mltfoan teft ulfomoinen taltp
papoibtomme tammi-toufofullla
noin 1858 mill. marffan iosta
tuontia 1,t99,S mil. ia wientid
1876 mill. MT. Eoutofuin aifand
t~ltotiitt m~ooborntte tatpnrna n. 204.
81 mill. ia mietiin maasta 1873
mill. marfon eoeStd. 8iime fulrn
ltlfomainen fauppnmaibtommte tut
lee Main ollen olemoan Darlin eouI
linen ia Rarantaa bnomattapnsti
miruten l5uonon fauppataiaustam-
me.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29

MesiuiIle eli teollifuusn6pttelpn
le Seliintiin laapuneioen lafumGG-
rG. Nesiuien maioituslaiitafunnat
pibeeniobtaia, bra q. $oIuL on
ilEnoittanut, ettG eniimunaiienG fol-
mipGip1faiitena ioapui maaieuouils
to mesluiIIe n. 10000 benfeG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29

@altioneitiposto on pddttGnpt,
ettd Mile postioiemien boitaiine,
iotfa iamolla otpnt faniafoulunopet
taiia maaieuoulla, ioaoaan mafioG
faIIiinoiamlii6psta beiOdn postiDi>
rastnon.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-05

In spite of the present shortage of ing an enormous stock in all the newest period designs in such fin ishes as ivory, mahogany and Amer jean walnut. Your choice at 20 per cent. less than regular price.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-05
BAR COMMITTEE FAVoES
 LEAGUE OF NATIONS

St. Louis. Aug. 4-Ratifcation of thE peace treaty including the league of na- tions covenant, without amendments, will be recommended at the convention of the American Bar Association here. August 25 to 27, inclusive. The recon- mendation will be in the majority repoTF of 8 special committee appointed to con slider the treaty.
 The committee which signed the re- port was composed of Edgar A Ban croft. of Chicago, William H Wad hams, of New York, and the late Fred erick N. Judson, of this city. Charles Blood Smith, of Topeka. Kan. and Henry St. George Tucker, of Lex ington, Va, will present 8 minority re- port in which they assert they are unable to concur with the majority committee.
 Sections of reports to be presented al the conven-on have been received hy members of the local engagements com mittee. The reports treat of Tafiout subjects.
 Your committee is Of the opinion that the treaty, including, the proposalt for league of nations, should be rat flied without amendment the majority report on the treaty declares. The world is anxious to return to more set
  nation of the great war. If amendments are proposed by the United States, oSh- CT governments would undoubtedly pre- pose amendments, and it is unlikely that second conference could Pr ,duce more satisfactory treaty.
 Tt is particularly fitting that the United States should support the prope- sal for this league. The league is based upon our own experience in federa ton of states enjoying liberty and peace It has been our high destiny to 5cin with our allies in preventing the de struction of liberty and establishing II as the governing principle in the life of the states.
 Upon entering the war we express ed it as our desire and purpose to se- cure not only for ourselves, but for all nations of the world, an enduring peace, based upon those principles of liberty and of justice which we entey. The league is organized for that purpose. Should the United States refuse te en- ter the league it would defeat its or ganization; should the United States join, it gives the best assurance sf itH success"
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How J. s. Shipping Board Was Defrauded

much as 50 sper cent. on many items
 Conditions formerly were so bad that
 have even heard that in some case1
 food was thrown overheard in order, tc
 create a shortage so that purchases
 could be made.s
 During the first four, weeks of the
 supervision provided by the new ar
 that a saving for the Shipping Board.
 which means for the United States gev>
 ernrnent, of s50,o00. for food alons and
 s25,0Q0 for repairs was made. As a
 result of this campaign at least one ar
 rest. is expected when a certain shir
 arrives in ew York.
 There are 23 lines under the ship
 ping Board which have vessels calling at ports in this Jurisdiction.
 There are on an average, 22 vessels on hand at all times. The average
 cost for maintaining these Is from S1 500 to S2,0o0 each per day. Before 1 the war an American vessel on the ! River Plate was a curiosity.
 Since the Shipping Board had no ef- fees of it's own to take charge of It's vessels in ports throughout the world. continued Captain Garden. "it was us ually necessary to entruEt the care of it's ships to established agencies. Many of these steamship agents had already for years been the representative of foreign and possibly competing lines The result has been that in many cases ' American vessels have been held back while other ships were given the prefer ence, causing the expenses of American ships to mount up through port csarg- es and lost time.
 Tn all River Plate ports, losses frem 1 this source have been very, great aS l well as those through over-ch2rses fc5 i supplies, repairs and so forth. There is one case on record where an Americaa
 ship was held tip for months for re pairs and charges totalling about s3oe,- 1 0Q0 were piled up against her. But we are seeing to it now that Shipping 1 Board vessels get into port and get away again without unnecessary delay.
 The saving to the Shipping Board frduz 1 this attention undoubtedly will be Sev- 1 eral hundred thousand dollars.
 Agents who have the interests of other nationaIities more at heart than 1 American are coming to learn that they are not entitled to more than a IeEdt- mate profit from American vessels and
 must handle them efficiently if tMy went American business. s
 Captain Garden and his assistant. Captain FarwelI, are officers of the | United States Coast Guard, detailed en 1 Shipping Board service. During the war Captain Garden was port captain | of New York and had charge of loading more than 345,000, 900 tons of high e1- plosives, making record, it is said of never having had an accident or lost 2 man. -. ...
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Buenos Aires. July 5.-The United States Shipping Board has been de- frauded of many thousands of dollars through practices which amount to Systematic feecing' of Shipping Board vessels in the River Plate trade, ac- cording to reports to the board by Cap tain c. L. Garden, special representative of the Shipping Board Emergehoy Fleet in Buenos Aires.
 Captain Garden, accompanied by Captain of Engineers. L. c. Farwell, ar rived here month ago to take charge and protect the boards interests When l arrived here" he said to The Associat- ed Press correspondent, ship chandlers, repairmen and other connected with the shipping industry seemed to be in a gen eral agreement to mulct the Shipping Board vessels to the limit
 '' The Shipping Board is rich they said, We will get what We can Ac- eordingly the board was charged for things not received ;tnd overeharged for things received until it became so obvious that l was ordered to. this port 10 take charge In receiving my orders was told that while the board appre- ciated the fact that expenses of all sorts were high in Buenos Aires and Monte video. still it felt that there must be something wrong when the vessels paid such prices, for instance, as $4 a pound or butter.
 Tt seems that the practice was when Shipping Board vessel appeared in the roads and signalled it's desire to enter. for those who had hopes of sell ing the vessels supplies to prepare for 9 pluc1ing of the golden goose. The re- suit was that when the vessel cleared bill were presented to the steamship agents. and promptly paid, since it was Shipping Board money for every con ceivable item at prices based on nothing except 8 desire to obtain easy money
 Our arrival put quick and effec- tive stop 10 all this. We now have al Shipping Board vessels calling at this port, report directly to us. We alone having the right to authorize purchases of supplies or expenditures for repairs All repairs at present. must be made according to- specification and undei bond. Every bill must have my sigma ture before it will be paid. and the re- suit of this has been a saving of d
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LACK OF ORDERS FOR
 CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS

New York, Aug. 4.-Several clothing manufacturers in this city reported ,e- duction today in their working forces because of lack of orders and general conditions in the trade" Schwartz < Jaffe, Inc, employing more than 4,osc workmen, announced that 25 per cent of their employees were ordered not to repost this morning.
 Leaders in the clothing industry Eztd they were not alarmed by failure of the retail trade to place large orders and ex- pected stabilization of the market in the near future.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CASES invss- tigated Write Postoface Box i12, Nee- wlch. Conn eet1fA
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Library Tables
 2OoL Of

Wany MahuIacluFeFs fepresehtatIVe3 have told us We were foolish to in- eIuds our great stock of library tables at 20 per rent. discount, be- cause they were going to be higher in the fall and very hard to get at any price. However, we are making flat reduction of 20 per cent. on everything in our entire stock and this includes library tables along with everything elz,. Scores of different styles in mahogany. oak and Ameri- can walnut from which to choose your saving is exactly 20 per cent. off the regular price.
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NOTICE
CAUCUS ENROLMENT.

The Registrars of Voters of the Town of Sprague will meet at the Town Clerk s Office in said Town on Fridays August the 9th and 18th, from 12 o'clock noon until g D. rll., for the purpose of making an enrolment of the legal voters of said Town in accordance with the reuuire- ments of Chapter S7 of the General Stat utes.
 DANIEL DAY.
 LAWRENCE c. DREscHER,
 Registrars sprague, July 2s. 1890.