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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-09
snonlell llntiiia


Baltion tuloia fofonaismGGrG
nouIi muooen 1927 tannli-marras
fuulla taIalihprin Smf:aan $780,
977O0O:- pastaten iamaan al
foan 10. 1926 Smf. 2,SS4,S75,O0
-. 9alanainitut tlllolajit nouiipat
Ieurnapiin mG1riin:
Suloja poltion netiGtalouoesta
@mf. 269,S47000:-, tnloia mol
tionrautateiStd Snf. 763. 3.946,OO:-
tulo- ia omaiiuusiperoa Snf. 209.-
67S,0OO, tullituloio Smf. 1,144,-
100000, tltpaffapalnlistepe-
roa Smf. 150,t67O00, leiunalperoa
Smf. 2O7, 7,339y0O0:- ia poStilaitof
len tuloia t04,314,000.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-09
s(riuufas labioitts Snpmellc.

Yrof. tri &onrao @iller Stuttgar
tista ON lGbettinpt opetilsministeril
le labiafii Suomen talapollolle iGl-
iennofien mailman panbasta far-
tasta, jota ei tGbGn aSti ole fos-
fam iulfaistu, ei arabialaiiesia al
fllmllpooSIaan eifG nlltltllefaun fie-
lelle f11nnettpnd. gQfuperGiien far-
tan on mabtama iiiilialainen gtor-
nanni funingas 9toger 2 polmis-
tonllt pboeslG bGnen boipisioon po-
fploilena elGneen orobiolaiIen RIB
tinoan ia oppineen Soriiin apulla.
Spo malmistui tan1nifltusia 1854.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-09
Sfiliiffnja fefiittD; foneen feiiantta-
minen nnIi proficient.

9elgrab. = Sfiliiffuia, Dfii tie
teen ilnirintpia pilmio, monen nit
iaon pGdn pebmittdiG, ei ole endon
ntifi1n polttomo, f1iittGnlGton left
ia, Jos n1ioren gliim. Snioaroipitcb-
niniien ierbialaiien fefiinto pitoo
futinio. 9efiiid moiipaa MT pG1-
tGGn, miten laaba laite pDlabtp-
mGGn.
syoeon ionoo Sai6orotpitcb loa-
neenia peiipun1pusta, misii er11n-
lainen pporG oil liiipoimon antaja-
no, pintpun f6pnitin belpoittojona,
Syfiliiffuiasia on nluiitonlid pDori1,
ioisio pboesi6 on poinoia. 8efiijG
fertoo eoelleen ettei b1nen foneen-
la ole ntif11n erisfintnlolltnen, INIT
ia IitG fGptGnnolliientpi. SilIe on
boettl potentti ia oiiantintiiot o.
lpot piiriistufiista antoneet eritt6in
moiritteIeipia louiuntoia.
9un pfii pporG loitetaon Iiiffee-
ieen, IGbtetpGt toilet pporim6dn bir-
ipittGpGd tpoiibtio, ia niioen ppiGpt-
tdnliiefii t6ptpp foneeieen tebb6 mon
ia cri Ioitetto. Gieoemiesten fesfint
oesid ntponnetGGn loitteen febitt6-
tpdn mefaanisto ippinad.
aefiii1 on totpoIlinen toIonpoifo,
foulunf6pnGton eifd ban tieod fniii-
fusta pbtdGn mit11n.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-09
Sophie @tannerbeim fitullnt.

Sonlmif. 9 b. on fuollut Seliin-
giSiG firurgiien lairaolan pliiobta-
jatar mopuoberratar Sophie Wean-
nerbeim.
gSapaoberrator Mannerbeiinin ia
Selene bon SSulinin tDt1r, ipntpi
ISeliingiSiG 81 p. ioulrf 10. 1868.
Y1GtettDGGn malito el1i1lGniG tDofii
Iairoanboitajottaren eOesspaStuulli
fen ia tGrfeGn alan ban nlatfuSti
@nglontiin ia iuoritti iiell1 ct
SbomoS SoSpitalin 3-ipltotiien f1D-
tGnnolliSteoreettiien ioiraanboita
iatorfurSiin 10. 1902. SGntdn jGl-
teen ban ipielG opisfeli uieisia mrtis
ia @uropon moisia ia tefi opinto-
natfon mD0sfin glmerifaan. Soa-
iputettuoan nGin erittdin perinpob-
iailet ia monipuoliiet tieOot alal-
laon ban paloii fotimaoban rpbtpdf
Ieen IieIlG toteuttomam faiffia nil
tG berGtteitd, ioita opintoipuobet
Min rllnioasti oliipat bGneIle anta-
meet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-09
Gnslannisia nGpteltb metaliioitnjo
pnfaia.

Rontoo. = SillG oifaa fun rG1-
t1lit tGGllG obottoipat fetpdtfuoiien
fpfpntd1, ilmoitettiin ett1 trleipai-
iuiioesia ebfG otetaan fGptGntoon
niinfutirttuia metaliloituia pufaia.
grofesiori @insteinin iufulainem,
Scr gS. S. @instein of aiettanut
nGDtteille lieita metaliioituta plifu-
ia, ioiben ianotaan feSt1tp1n Min
fairtpon fiin riioen f6pttdidnfin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-09
Glofniuat ipnnbttGiuat rifofiia.

"@lofiupat ppot olleet rifofiicn
fouliiia mooilmolle lpiimeilet piis-
folnatto tpuotto", Ionoi fri @illian
8. Gbase pGittelpsiG, iofa tapobtai
fplpmpfleStG, tuleefo eIoflnpot oiet-
toa feoeraliien ieniitiirin oloiiifii.
"Suomaiittefo", ionoi prbiija, "etti
Sicflnon jofa tefi fanolan rifofien.
iurmooinolla piffu tpton ia poloit-
tontolla len ritiintiin, fertoi fliulns-
telusia, ett1 b1n of ipuoiifoitiio f1p
npt iofn ilta eloflnpisio." So ielloi-
fla on polion niiito, ioioen rtfoSten
tieIle ioltitminen iobtlu elofiiipis-
to- IiiGii pubuia.
@lofinpat ipnnptt6ipGt rifofiio,
iiIId niilld, jotfa niitG moaiImoIte
laittapnt, ei ole naii fpipniDfIesi1
fliin rnbontefo, ia fun ielloinen OH
nlddrddidnd, filIoin ei ipdIitetd, mi-
I'd niistd pbteisfunta ioa ciafieen.
bplpd6fo main poboo, ia tdsiG ta-
poilfiesiu on main paba fpipmpfieS-
ia. q. q. II.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-09
Sansfan fitninsas ipierailnIIe
Gnumetn.

Eansfan ia georjan funinfaioan
Snonien-matfat oil. futen muis.t-
taon, i1rjestettp tapabtltpifii io
mime fetp11nG. Suomen preiioen-
tin Iairastuntiien tafia matfat fltt-
tenfin perulttettiin. Sept naptd1n
Sansfan fitnirtfaan ipierailrnotfa
p1dtetpn tapabtumafii toitfotuu.lo.
II. S:lle aopenbanlinasta tanlmif.
7 b. lGbetetpsiG tieoosia ferrotaan:
8armolta tabolta iaabun tieoon
mufoon tulee Sonsfan funingas te-
femGGn ipierailunia Suomeen tonto
fuun puolipGlisi1. auningas tefee
ntatfan iotulaimalla gsiels Suel.
Sellinfiin tulo tapobtur tollfofltiin
t6 p:na. @ierailu festGd 2-3
p:ad.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-09
Sptentnmnt emnmstns.

@reenipoobisto, Soittb 9aootos-
ia, ilnlotetaan ett1 fun "SSron
Slight, buontattu i6ien ganfton
Siour intioaiien bein1osta, 6sfet-
tain fuoli, ianoi ban fuolinpuotees-
iaan ipaimolleen ettG t1rnGfin fuo-
lee fobta b1nen idlfeeniG. So min
f1apifin. 8oiinonlo fuoli 80 tuntia
miebeni1 fitoleman jGlfeen, ipoiffa
bGnen teriuepteniG of faifin puolin
bpipG. SppnG poinon fuoIemoon o.
Ii iptud iiiru ia iiitG jobtitnit ipo6-
men beifentpn1inen.
Sennbinaipinm glmerican 2iuian
9. 9. "Sellig OrapiIlo tomnlif. 81
b. 1923 iaapui 9ssm yorfiin ieurao-
NOT fliomaIaiiet:
Der slutbur einar aoIom Iep
gorf Gitp; Scr Sbeooor Gront
gsep yorf Gitp.
9. 9. "5reoerif s:s" Idbti Os-
losta belmif. 3 b. ia ioopuu gsen
gorfiin belnlif. t3 b. I6btiGfieen
toos tofniiin belmif. Is p.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-09
glmerifasia 1913 miljoomaa aInfasta
iunptena 1880.

@aI6ington. = Seniusmiraston
opulaisiobtaia tri Soiepb 81. Sill
arlpioi, ettd ipuoteno 1880 on 9(me-
rifon ipdfilufu 1913 miIjoonao. ytd-
ma IosfcImania perusteIee Gill
,uuotena 1920 iuoritetin pdenIos-
fun fautta iaatuibin tuIofiiin ia fiji
ben pdenliidpfieen, mitd tilostojen
mifaan on oIlut muasia Daipoitta-
nisia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-09
Snumem taiamallam preiibcntin
nnSeniunpben teriuebbDs.
Snpiten

tSuomen toIoipallon preiioetltti on
antonut moan puolustiSpoln1ille
ieuroonon nuoenpuooen terluebopf-
fem:
Weoantme itienGiippoen fpnmen
ipnotisfoutena on tDo prtoluStusIoi-
toflesIa ollut etupGGsiG luopaa, pc
rustalpaa loatua. sc on aiettanitt
tefiioilleen talpallista iiurempio
ipaatinufIia. Slolla ipoioaan tobeta,
ett1 tGb1nostinen tpo on iiioritettii
aiiontuntenlnflella ia ianlalla nb-
rautliipallo mielell1. SpOntefiioitd
on fonnustanrt mGGr1tietoinen ppr
finlps mopoutemme turipon moan
puolustnsipoinlien lujitton1iIeen ia
febittGmiieen. geiin bptpin ipafinai-
men armeiia fiiin ipapoaebtoiiet puo
lustusipoinat, nloon iuojelusfun-
nat, muooostGuat tGllG betfell6 nab
man iportion, jonfa iuojasla foniom
me roitbasia iaa rafentaa tlileipoi-
iurttaon. @ttd Suomen fonia luot-
tontufieIla iubtoutiiu moon puoIus-
tuspoinliin iiitd owat bpipGnG TO-
oistufIena Gsfettdin bEpdfiptpt lait
piolustusIoitofien oiettoniIesta ipa-
finoiielle fonnollc.
Sfiitt1en faiffio Suomen puoliiS-
tusIaitofiesia iefd pofinaiiesia wd-
esd ettd iuoielusfinnosia polpeIe-
MIA pddlIpstOd, aIipadIIpstod ia mie
bistod, beiodn usfoIIiiesta tpostddn
fuIuneeno puonno toiipotan onnel-
Iisto uiitto tpiiotto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-09
Snomalainen fnollmt tapatnrmai-
iesti.

Superiosia ilnestpipdlle 9po-
nries-leboeIle tieootetoan, ettd Hocf
Sprinslin foIifuituofiesia tposfennel
inf iuomafaincn fdituosmies limo
S,l'c, on fuolliit foiuofiesia to-
pobtuneesia tapoturmasia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-09
@aiino iaannt erpn lapiettontnntta
iuaatiiuasta ntiebestG.

&ooma. - SGfGl6iiesiG oifeupes
ia mponnettiin atpioero iignnoro
geuccolitolle len perusteella, ett1
mics oil ipoatinut bGnen ppIpmGin
IapIettomana. 8aimon mislest:i oil
ipaatinlas epGoifeutettu ia fobturs
ton ia oifeus omufiui bGnen fantan-
Ia oifeafii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-09
Snomalainen paleltnmnt fuoliaafii
gllasfasIa.

Circle, 9llasfa. - 8iIIiam 9it-
tilGinen 74-ipuotios wanbus, iofa
on oiunrt Is puotta Suipionisia
paleltui fuoliaafii tieIle NATHALIE
Circle fuanlilta Idbteilta Circle
Gitppn.
GSGnen aifonliifienia of biStello
tGnlG folmen iaoan mailin taiipol,
ntiitta poirtlat pettipGtfin ia pail-
bus paleltui tielle fuolioatii
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-09
pontoon lebtien DbSistGminen iaat-
tannt 500 benfiI0G tp0tt6m6fIi.

Sontoo, @nglonti. - Gnemm1n
fiiin 500 englontiloista lebtimiest6,
painaiaa ia ianomaIeboen nefoanis
ia tpoldistd OH ioutiiniit tpottomdf-
Il, fun Bcstminster @oaette ia
DoiIp Netps oipot pbtpneet. lluoen
leboen mimi on GoiIp Nelps &
Westminster @o5ette.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-09
Snnria tnlipalpja pllnt eri piisia
tnaata.

Soll yfiber, WtaSl. belnlif. 3 b.
- @ilen illalla alfrun pGGSipt tll-
Ii bGlpitti taln1n faupunfin l;itefcS-
fuflen melfein fofonoan. alp 1 oi-
faan tGnG aantlina liefit pield oil
not riebumosia ipaltafnoun tonrrel
Ia. Taloiotilaat oliipot ieaneet tltlen
| jo fontrollinia alle. 9liutusoiaSto
faupuneista n1pttGG i;dStypGn.
8abinfo noitiee miliooniin bollnrei-
bin.
Suli iai alfunia fello Z jGlfsen
ellen Italia Yocasiet-tebtailto, iot-
ia omistua 9ostonisla oirma 2ouis
a. 2igfett. gseljG tebbasrafennusto
paloi moan taialle. SGfenet fopos-
ia lloteistuuleSio lenlitp1t liifefeS-
fufieen iptpttGen tGGllG uieita rofen
nuflia pulonlaon, aello 9 oifaan IL
lollo OF IL iuurta rofennusta 10
polamtt moltafooun morrelln. glpua
OIL iooprnrt Seem 9ebforbista y.
NJ. paifoisto.
3ulipalo tebnpt npin $25,000,-
900 mabingon. Baloiotilaita oil
Iaopunut apltun Sostonisto, Yrobi-
oenceStn, 9f. s., y. III. lufliiiista fan
pungeisto tarpeelliiine m1lineineen.
Tolaneioen rofennufIien joufosio
on fafii teotterio, fuuIi ponffio, fol-
me botellia ia uieita iituria fonttori
rofennufiio. SotiIoita mpos ioopui
poifol(e jGriestpstG maImomaan.
GonnelIsbille, go. belmif. 2 p.
= SGGllG tGnGGn phloilpot 8olti-
more & Ohio ral,tatiepbtion peturi
talli ia len IGbelli iiiaitieipat fone-
poiat. Sallisia of 80 peturia, iotfo
tubontltiipot f1nttofltnnottonifli.
8abinfo ormioiooan 100000 DOL
Iorifii.
9lijobtoian fonttorista on ilmoi-
tettlt, ettd titlen iDnnpttin1t ep1fun
tpon joutltneet iGbfolongat lammi-
tpsloitofiesio. sc iai olfunia iiitG
buoneesta, nistG i1ttilGismGinen
pilbfa lGbettGG l1nlmint1 ilmaa noe
turitollin foiffiin oiiin. 2iefit NOPE
osti lemiiiqpGt tpirbfan liiffeellG Of
lesio linp3putfia nlpoten iiieibin
paiffoibin iomalla oifaa. Wtefanitffo
jen oil juostoipo pofoon Min plan
frin poiipot. Se eitpGt liioin moi
meet idGstGG tpofaluiaan.
21btpoifoiSto ioopni pion pnloio-
ftilaito tulto iammuttomoon. Some
puioisia oil tposiG noin 315 nties-
t1. 8eturitalliin iopi 60 peturio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-09
Yleiiid nutiiia
smiia ma9ta sss6pemimaisia.


Sibpenling, Micb. - SorStai-
aanllllla iparbain tlili fatii liiltrta
tiniber-liitta Ssbpemingin faonlle,
itlpoen Min ettG iiiben berdliiult
bluff fabun aiutfaat ia nenip1t IL
los fatiomaan. SGstd iubet peldstpi
pGt ia luiffilpat tafaiiin lGbeiieen
metiGGn, utist1 olifpat tiilleetfin.
Seippnen Iaanit fpptia lentpfpncel-
la.
2ontop. - Wliss 9ettp 9ionb lti-
betti opetetiln Ybantopt-nimilen be-
ppIenla Tariiista tGnne lentpfoneel
Ia. Semolen onlistaiatar ieuraii fob
ben oalifornialoiien "falt-pojan"
fansla mufana. Seiponen nuDtti
noltttitpan lentomatfasta, ainafodll
iiin1 ei buomattu ntinfGanloilia
matfabairioitG.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26
To Save
TOURISTS IN ALPS
Planes Used Successfully IN
Rescue Of Lost Persons

Chamonix, France. Dec. 80 (UP)
While European society u busily
gathering together it, winter sports
gear In readiness for the season"
In tho Alps due to begin In . few
weeks, the French and Swiss au-
thorities are combining to try and
find means Of decreasing the num-
Der OF tragedies which occur each
year.
The toll Of deaths has grown
steadily a. winter sports have in
creased In popularity. Foolhardi-
ness on the part Of climbers in talk
ing risks IL very often the cause
Of disaster. but ~ often again
even the most experienced guides
are caught unawares and whirled
down to death. as was shown In
the voralberg disaster two years
ago when . party of Is climbers.
mostly British, were engulfed in q
snowslids. although led by veter-
ans Of the Alps.
More than fifty deaths were re-
ported last season In various parts
Of the Alpa mainly about the
formidable Jungfrau peak. around
which about dozen climbers FORM
Ing various parties were lost and
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26
MARYLAND EXPECTS
new RACING BILL
Attack Is Being DIRECTED
Against Betting

Baltimore, Md. Dec. 20 W-A
new attack on horse racing In
Maryland is to be expected In the
coming session Of the general ~
sembly. in the opinion Of State Sena-
tor Harry o. Levin. The legislative
sessions will start January ;.
More than one effort has been
made to regulate the sport in this
state. noted for its tracks and rich
stakes, and most Of them have died
aborning. Only once did such Z
bill pass one Of the houses and then
it was altered 20 that It lost the
effect at which it aimed.
The coming attack. Levin believea
will be directed against betting. and
us a business horse racing without
betting simply doesn't attract =
crowd.
Other legislators say that Tuch 4
measure would stand an even chance
Of passage.
The last attempt to regulate rae.
ing in Maryland further was made
In 1922. At that time what wal
known al the Hall antt.race-track-
betting measure proposed to abol-
ish legalized betting at Maryland
tracks-Laurel. Bowie. Pimlico
Havre-de-Grace and number Of
half-nlile ovals.
That bill passed the house and
went to the senate. There 1t wal
so changed that its sponsors In the
house failed to recognize it when II
returned. and 1t was defeated al
amended.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY DECEMBER g. 1929

bee. She seized fire extinguishei
and attempted to put out the
flames and was fatally burned.
In the meantime other nuns had
warned the nurses on different
floors and the patients were carried
out.
Mrs. Joseph Lorento. u. Of Hull.
carried her two days old baby and
a four year old boy down three
flights Of a fire escape to safety.
Eric St. Louis and Ferdinand
Gingras. who made many trips into
the flaming building to assist in
carrying patients to safety. had a
narrow escape when the stairs COL
lapsed leaving them stranded on the
second floor. Stripping the bed
clothing from a number of beds. the
men knotted it together. tied one
end of the improvised rope to a
kedpost and slid to safety.
Most of the patients were taken
to the Water Street hospital in Of
tawa. The damage to the fire swept
building was estimated at $4,000.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26
ever found again within about

never found again within about
three weeks.
Airplanes were brought into use
In searching for numerous missing
climbers during last season and they
proved 20 successful that 1t 10 like
~ the service will DO extended, the
French and Wiss governments each
providing machines. The most re-
markable air rescue was that per-
formed by the French airman. Lieu
tenant Thoret, who succored q MISS
ing Alpinist who had been lost for
days. The airman. on a reconnais-
sance trip, flew over the climber.
but was unable to land. The pilot
returned to his base, chalked a mes
sage OF instruction on the underpart
Of the planes wings, and flew again
to the spot where the climber had
been sighted and was able to COM
municate in this manner the in
telligence which enabled the missing
man to take route to safety.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26
ON POLICE BLOrrER

Edward Dane OF 81 Austin street
reported the theft Of 4 pair OF
pigeons from his coop.
Louis Marti of 1870 Wilcox street
complained that a dog at 1856 War;
rem street. owned by Louis MART, bit
him.
A water pipe burst in yard at
ISL Arch street about o'clocl; yes
,erday afternoon and the police not
flied the water department.
John Patrick OF g. Acorn street
reported the theft of his bicycle in
front OF the kresge store Christmas
eve,
George Herman Of 1874 Barnet
street reported at O'clock this
morning that pair of horses
hitched to a dump cart strayed
away. Later they were found On
kensington road.
Clinton Dixon OF PIG Glen street
reported his bicycle stolen from h:s
back yard
Mrs. Mary r. Nevfield of So
Beaver street reported the loss Of
her pay envolep containing sla. on
Broad street.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

been ascertained.
Obligations Of foreign govern
ments to the United States. which
now total S1l.S63.l0s.7eS.SS. are
eliminated from the costs because
those debts are gradually being re-
paid by most Of the foreign govern.
ments- Payments to BE- received
from abroad have been discounted
ir this cost estimate - - to show
their present value under the var
ious funding agreements. The
treasury estimates the asset value"
Of all funded foreign obligations at
50 per cent OF their face value.
On this basis. the present value of
the foreign debts Is estimated by the
treasury at $7.470. 200. 900. The debts
Of Austria and Greece. though not
yet funded. have been included on
a similar 60 per cent basis because
it II assumed that those countries
will eventually fund their debts. The
French debtS has been funded. but
neither France nor the United States
has yet ratified the agreement.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26
u. 5. STILL feels
World WAR COST
Billion and Quarter Dollars An
nually Is Nations Bill

Washington. Dec. 20 (UP)-More
than ten years after the end OF hos
q tilities. the World War II still cost
ing the United States about one bill
lion and a quarter dollars annually.
In his annual report for 1927.
Secretary OF the Treasury Mellon
estimated the total money cost OF
the war to the United States a
$s5.11s. 6k2.144. This estimate was
revised in Melons report for the
present year and the total now Ia
placed at $s6.360,232.063. an in
crease for the year OF $l.240.6O9.-
919.
Continuing costs Of the World
War are the expenses Of the Veter-
ans Bureau, interest on that part OF
III, public debt Of the United States
created as result of the war. and
construction Of hospitals for the care
of veterans of the war, Mellon ex.
planned.
Total money cost of the war to
this country Is arrived at by deduct
ing the normal expenditures OF the
government during the war period
from the total expenditures between
the declaration of war on April 6,
1917. and the Official end OF the
state OF war with Germany on July
., 1921. The war period" did not
end officially until three years after
the armistice and after signing OF
the Versailles treaty.
Treasury's Analysis
In 1927. the treasury made a de-
tailed analysis of the total expendi.
lures of the government for the
four year period. and this has now
been revised up to June 80. 1928
together with the continuing costs
of the war.
As a result of this analysis. Mel.
lon said. it is believed that a con.
sentative estimate Of the net cost
of the war to the United States has
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26
Detective Wounded
BY Unknown Assailant

Belgrade. Jugoslavia. Dec. 26 ~
Detective Grauer was seriously
wounded by a man who shot at him
from a telephone booth in Cafe
Korzo. in Zagreb. on Christmas Eve.
Grauer was sitting in the cafe
when he was called to the telephone
by an unidentified person. While
the detective was passing a curtain
ed side door four shots were fired.
Two of the bullets hit Grauer who
was taken to a hospital. In the en-
suing panic his assailant escaped.
Grauer had been warned to leave
Zagreb because OF his activities in
spying on Creation politicians. He
once entered the service of the late
Stefan Raditch. the fiery peasant
leader. as a valet while Raditch was
in London in 1924. He was thus
able to keep the Belgrade govern
ment informed concerning all of
Raditch's movements.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26
IMPROVEMENTS At
general HOSPITAL
More Than $1,000 to Be Spent
in Making Changes

Plans for improvements to the
New Britain General hospital to in
Volve the expenditure of more than
$4,000 have been approved by the
officials of the institution and work
has been begun. Contractor A. P.
Leavitt has group OF men at
work erecting a new class room on
the roof of the main hospital build
ing. which will measure 27 to 80
feet. This room will be used for
advanced instruction of student
nurses in the care of patients. A
mannikin. now used in the class
room in the nurses home, will be
transferred to the new classroom,
which will be fitted up like a hos
pital room. and here nurses will be
given finishing instructions in bath
ing and otherwise caring for pa
tients.
In the X-ray laboratory a COM
plete new outfit to cost between
$4,000 and $1,000 will be installed.
The new outfit viii be for the pur-
pose OF doing deeper work than
the present apparatus and will in
clude all the accessories Of q mod
ern X-ray plant.
Two Main Operating Rooms
One Of the smaller operating
rooms will be equipped with mod
ern lighting and other surgical ap-
paratus similar to the large room,
making two main operating rooms
for major operations.
The staff meeting room will be
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26
NUN LOSES LIFE
IN QUEBEC FIRE
Makes Futile Attempt to Halt
Flames in Hospital

Hull. Qeuebec. Dec. 26 R,-A
futile attempt to halt the spread Of
flames which threatened the lives
of 81 patients in the central build
ing Of the Sacred Heart hospital
Christmas Day cost nun, Sister
Cecile. %. her life. The patients,
many Of whom were mothers with
children. were carried to safety.
The fire was discovered in a laun-
dry chute by Sister Cecile, who was
Miss NJ. Crevier of Cartierville, Que
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26
ANOTHER RECRIrr

Chicago. Dec. &c R-The stage
has drawn another recruit from
Chicago society in Miss Jean Affeld
Lehman. daughter of the Otto Leh-
MAINS. Miss lehman is a member
OF the ballet Of musical play at a
loop theater. Otto Lehman formerly
was one of the owners of the Fair
Department Store. His horses have
taken many blue ribbons at society
horse shows.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

local branch ef The Xuemlntang
(Nationalist paIty.)
Woodsa cages have been ussd
for similar purposes in southern
PROVINCES before. including 6hanS-
hal. but this % first time the device
has bssn use1 II the north 10 IN.
force . boycott The anti-Japansse
boycott b rspeEtsd to DO strsngthen-
Ing In al parts Of China. and msf-
chants are forbidden to cell even
the Japanss<s goods which they
have in stock. Investigators are
visiting shops to inspect the goods
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

equipped with apparatus tor pro-
jecting microscopical pictures On a
screen. thus aiding the study and
discussion OF various physical all
ments. which is a regular feature
of staff meeting3.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26
ANTI-JAPANEsE BOYCOrr

Peking, Dec. rs (UP)-Chinese
merchants who sell Japanese goods
are to be paraded through the
streets Of Picking In wooden cages,
while the people mock at them.
according to an order issued by the
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26
TUNNEY IN ITALY

Brioni Island. Italy. Dec. 26 Up
Gene Tunney. his wife and several
friends arrived at Brioni for Christ
mas. It was understood they expect.
ed to remain in this region until
May.