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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-15

eight mon twenty-six years ago. AS
the result of the organization tho best
type of men is obtatnable now and It is
principally due to this high type Of
men that the prosperity of the country
now exists.
The U. G. T. now has a membership
of $4,000 men. Mr.. Sullivan said, and
its councils are to be found In forty
seven states of the United States and
in four Canadian provinces. In the last
three years Illinois has made the best
progress of any grand council in the
country. he closed his speech by say.
ing that there will never be any hard
times as long as the United CONNER
cial Travellers keep working together.
Henry B. Meyers, Of Jacksonville,
explained the widows and orphans
fund Of the U. G. rs. J. G. Buss, Of
Keokuk, grand page of the Iowa grand
council. spoke on Fraternalism, and r.
Isbiter, Of Hannibal, spoke on "Our
Neighbors." He spoke of Quincy and
Hannibal being sister cities bound to-
gether by the Mississippi river. He also
paid high tribute to Quincy by say
ing that it was considered the pref
test residential city in the west.
Sidney J. Roy Of Hannibal, field
worker for the National Rivers and
Harbors congress. was the last speak
er Of the evening. He spoke Of the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-15
j. c. rs HELPED
QUINCY COUNCIL
From keokuk Went to
illinois City Saturday to Take
Part In Big Booster
Day.
J. G. BUss ON PROGRAM
Grand Page Of Iowa Talked on Sub
Iect Of FraternalIsm-Many Fea-
lures Of Program
Interesting.

Members of Keokuk council No. 400,
United Commercial Travellers, return
ed yesterday morning from Quincy
where they helped the Quincy council
celebrate a big booster day. There
were twenty-seven in the Keokuk par
ty. Those who went from here were:
Oscar Adams, G. 8. Abel, B. s. An
dresser, w. A. Balbach, H. A. Bank.
J.. G. Buss, ]. w. Clark. c. s. Cooley.
Ed Cosgrove. J. F. Culbertson, A. Fl.
Cushman, G. F. Dennis, Hugh Dumenil.
Al Ferris, ]. C. Fountain, G. E. Gross.
w. W. Hartley. q. A. Hendershot, H
D. Baustian, %. A. Mckee. ]. H. Nc
Andrew. F. D. McMillen. c.. X. Santo,
j. w. vanTassel, Charles Woodland.
William Westerhoff, Dan Agne.
The Quincy Wing says Of the meet
ing:
That "The Booster Day" rally given
by the Quincy council No. SO, United
Commercial Travellers OF America, yes
terday was a grand success was at
tested by the big banquet given at the
Hotel Newcomb last night as con-
Guiding event Of the day.
The banquet was attended by over
200 diplomats of commerce" and
there have been but very few gather
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-15
2NFEPSTAKE PRIZE AWARDED
II WINDOW DISPLAY CONTEST.

money for the sweepstakes prizes, to
be divided into four purses.
e. G. Weisman, the winner of the
sweepstakes prize, carried off first
prize in two contests, the first and
third, and in the final contest he was
given q perfect window by the
judges. All Of the others who figured
in the sweepstake prizes figured in
the scoring Of the other contests as
we'll. The closeness of the contest
is shown by the close scoring of all
the entrants.
The contest committee members
who were present at the conference
this morning authorized the chairman
to prepare the sweepstake purses
and to present them to the winners,
which will be done tomorrow.
The Third Contest.
The contest on Saturday held much
interest for on the ratings given in
that contest depended to certain
extent the final ratings. There were
two perfect windows scored in Satur-
days contest, E. c. Weismann and
Ayres & Chapman. Ayres & Chapman
had the highest average of any OF
the windows, but owing to the ban
which was proposed by Chairman
Chapman, the store does not enter
into the final ratings.
The standings of the third contest
follow:
e. c. Wiseman 1000
Home Tea Company i. 997 1-3
A. P. j. Divers, Syngels
Cafe. Merriam's, tied for
winger Brothers 996 %
Baur-Mullarkey ......... 996
The prize ribbons and cards for this
contest will be distributed tomorrow.
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.KEOKUk PARTY TO
THE CONFERENCE
Local Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation to be Represented at
Meeting at GrlnncIi
Iowa.
DATES ARE NOV. 2e-28
United States Senator w. 8. Kenyon
Of Iowa to be One Of the
Speakers on Conference
Program.

William Brugman, boys secretary
Of the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton, and party Of five from the
local organization will attend, the
eighth annual older boys conference
Z q Iowa to be held at Grinnell, Ia. on
Nov 26-2s, under the auspices Of the
State Sunday School association and
the state Young Mems Christian asso-
cation.
The main conference session will
% held in the First Congregational
church and the Grinnell high school
viii be the conference headquarters.
The purpose Of the conference. as
set forth on the programs which have
oeen received here, Is to bring to-
sether representative christian lead
efs-adults and older boys from the
sunday schools and the Y. M. G. AS
10 consider the present day oppor-
'unltles for leadership.
Among the we'll known names on
me program are those Of United
slates Senator w. s. Kenyon, Walter
mutton, Iowa State Sunday School as
ISOLATION workers Dwight n. Lewis.
VI les Molnes. assistant state COM
Merce counsel; Rev c. 8. Medberry,
pastor OF the University Place church,
ues Molnes, and Rev. w. e. Rafferty,
nary. i' 'A
A.. A banquet will be served on satur-
w.. ssy night. Nov. 81. It is at this time
"' senator Kenyon will speak.
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BOOKER T. WASHINGTON
DIED ON SUNDAY
Leader Of the Neuro Peania Of ArnsfL
ca viii be Buried In South
on Wednesday.

TUSKDGEE, Ala, Nov. 14.-Booker
r. Washington, leader Of the negro
people OF America, and principal OF
Tuskegee Institute for Negroes, died
Sunday. He was sc or 81 years old,
but none know the exact date Of his
birth.
Although he had been in failing
health for several months, Mr.. Wash.
ington's condition became serious
only last week, when he had a nerw
GUS breakdown while in New YorA
He realized the end was near, hut
was determined to make the long trip
south, as he had often said, II was
born in the south, have lived there all
my life, and expect to die and be
buried there"
Accompanied by Mrs. Washington,
his secretary and a physician. Dr.
Washington left New York for Tuske-
geo Friday afternoon. He reached
home at midnight and died at 4:40
O'Clock Sunday morning. The funeral
will be held at Tuskegee institute.
wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
DR.. WASHINGTON is survived by his
widow, one brother. John H. Wash
ington, general superintendent of IN
dustries. three children, and four
grandchildren.
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HEALTH INSURANCE

4 siaae people are naturally thin. There
Th S' "a natural pallor but most people
vol H s Vt both thin and pale are far from
NJ. aau they need a tonic.
ninth Feople neglect to take . tonic
su rs. ;.hey get SO sick that q tonic is not
DEMENT, eb;I;. Just because the demand Of the
Thu su as body is not insistent enough.
dioe,p,;aie race, weak nerves, enfeebIed
w6e, saon are neglected until the point
naS S;e pam or actual breakdown REQUIRES
tine N 4 ;, Treatment. A tonic taken in
sun sum- Is The best health insurance. Il
red rp nas .he overtaxed system, the wor.
hairs nerves until nature can make re-
inc Su I'll, up up the blood and YOU are send.
part Of t tSe health and strength to every
proved l u body. The appetite is i'm
is new "a Me digestion is toned up, there
vorrv , Iulor IN the cheeks and lips, YOU
leioIys 'ess, become good natured where
new ny YOU We're irritable and YOU find
fhenmaae treatment is useful in 5vsnens;.
orders ~ anemia and nervous dis.
cal tra.. IN many cases it is ali the medi.
Pne h aaht that is required.
diet viii TIVppkiets on the blood. nerves and
"A. Y Medicine Co., Schenectady.
tang Pho; hSuT 10y own druggist sells Dr.. WI.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-15

a wealthy grain dealer, and student
In the university Of Missouri, at CO.
lumbia, was injured seriously today
when he alighted from the blind bag
gage" of a passenger train with r. l..
Etter, Jr., another Missouri university
student, and fell under the wheels.
Graham's left foot was severed and
he suffered severely from exposure to
the cold while Etter summoned aid
University students who bum" their
way stipulated distance on railroads,
may become entitled to admission to
inner circles Of certain fraternities
and It Is believed Graham and Etter
were trying to qualify.
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The Members Initiated.

Following the banquet, which ended
at II o'clock the gathering ad1ourne
to the Knights Of Columbus hall where
enc candidate was yet to be Initiated
into the new order.
The following were the members OF
the class initiated yesterday: H. B.
Crawford, F. o. Alkire, Emmett HOW
ard. E. F. Goldsberry, W. G. Burnan'
H. J. Muligan. P. B. Lott. P. l.. Spry,
f.. D. Wood. NJ. r. Mueller, c. w ED
bert, B. NJ. Blackburn, Sam LAMA, e.
j. Pierce. c. H. Merkle, H. A. Christ.
j. z. O'Hare, H. w. Schmidt. w. u
Shorb. /. A. Noll and Burr Irwin.
The booster meeting was in charge
Of the officers and two committees, an
entertainment and reception commit
tee. The officers are: Senior counsel
or, c. c. Banks; past counselor, Ed.
Morehead: junior counselor, z. j. Fish
er: conductor. w. ]. Stahl: page, ]. B.
Menke; sentinel, Charles Pool: secre-
Itary-treasurer, Charles B. DeJean, En-
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MANY BIG WARSHIPS
ALONG OUR COASTS
(Continued from page II

any action by the American govern
ment Is demanded.
American Ambassadors Page and
Penfield at Rome and Vienna Will be
relied upon largely to furnish tho
state department a true version OF
the disaster
A new feature to be decided, is in
depreciation and application Of the
rule that sufficient time must be CIV
en- for the rescue Of persons aboard
torpedoed liners.
Whether the forty live minutes said
to have been given the Ancona. was
Sufficient" time. and whether the
submarine was justified in sinking
the ship before all persons had got
ten off because Of alleged approach
of another steamer, were new and
knotty problems.
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ings In the past that surpassed the
one last night in the amount Of en-
thusiasm, in life and In fraternalism
shown. The banquet brought to an
end big day for the travellers and
when they gathered at the hotel for
the big spread they were all in the best
OF spirits.
During the day a class Of twenty
two new members were initiated into
the order and there were large num-
Der of members OF councils from neigh
ing councils to take part In the
events of the day. Among the visit
ors was w. ]. Sullivan OF Chicago,
grand counsellor Of the state Of Lii
nois. The visiting delegations were
from Hannibal, Keokuk, Jacksonville
and Mason City.
The banquet consisted of a seven
course dinner elegantly served by the
management of the hotel, starting at
1870 o'clock During the serving of
the banquet the banqueters were treat
ed to music furnished by the O'Farrei
Brothers orchestra.
Several Good Speeches Heard.
]. M. Irwin. Of the J. NJ. Irwin Print
ing company, served as POSTMASTER
ol the evening and following the serv
ing of the banquet he called upon sew
eral persons for short talks. Mayor
w. X. Abbott was the first speaker Of
the evening and he very entertaining.
ly welcomed the visitors to the city
and said that he was highly pleased to
have been given a chance to mingie
with the travelling men and to take
part in their festivities He said that
it was one of his desires to help make
Quincy a convention city and was al
ways glad to see gathering Of some
kind held here.
J. B. Menke, chairman Of the enter
Itainment committee OF the Quincy
council, was also called upon to give
Ia welcome to the visiting members.
He said that he felt that travelling men
are the wheels of commerce and for
that reason he said he thought the
banqueters should be thrice welcomed.
Sullivan Tells Of order.
W. J. Sullivan. of Chicago, grand
counsellor of Illinois, was the next
Ispeaker. He gave a brief history OF
the United Commercial Travellers and
told of its aims and purposes. He said
that the organization was formed by
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ITALY
Continued from page ~

lowing the destruction Of the Ancona
and Firenz, has emphasized the neees-
sity Of drastic action in the Mediter-
ranean.
The pope, Rome dispatches said to-
day, has teleeraphed to Verona where
three Austrian aeropIanes dropped
bombs, killing thirty persons ana
wounding forty-nine, asking FOR par
tIcuIars and instructina the ehuren
authorities to do all in their power to
care for the sufferers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-15
= q. Weisman is Winner Of
First Money in Second Of
Series Of Contests by
Retailers.
THIRD CONTEST CLOSE
One Perfect Window Was
Scored in the Contest Held
Saturday Ratings
Close.

swEEPsTAKE PRIZE WINNERS.
z, c. Weisman ($5o) ..... .2,e8e 20
pypcanscheII ($25) ....... .2,987 1-3
Golden Rule Co. ($15) $50. .2,e84 1-3
synaeps Cafe $40 ........2,e84
WInaer Bros, Baur-Muilarky
No money prize. Tied for
fifth place S,Soo
The second series of window dis
NAV contests staged by the Keokuk
Retailers league was brought to a
close with the last one of the series
Saturday. The score cards which the
Judges turned in this morning were
carefully gone over by tho commit
tee and the averages for the three
contest complied. The result Is that
given above. One hundred dollars
was set aside, out Of the entrance
B.
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tertainment committees: J. B. Menke,
chairman; A. J. Dursnt, Harry Cason.
Charles Oertle and Otto Schmidt. Re-
ception committee: @. G. Banks,
chairman; 3. ]. Dorsey, J. q. WaddelL
John HOFFMAN, ]. ]. Moriarty, J. Bur.
yoyne, w. L. Wade. @. J. Cordiemon,
@. B. Legg and Harry Bray.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-15

great need for the improvement of riv-
er transportation and told the travel
ing men that they could help to bring
about the desired results more than
any other class of men that he knew
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-15

To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. Druggists refund money II 1t
fails to cure. E. w. GROVES sigma
ture Is on each box. 2bc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-15
cr,de Oil Goes Up.

TULSA, Okla, Nov. 15.-Crude oil
went to one dollar barrel here to-
day when the Prairie Oil and Gas
company announced ten cent in
crease. an advance Of twenty cents In
two days.
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Student Lost a Foot.
'g Wnnr Press Leased Wire Service
j ro ct, Mo-, Nov. 15.-Fielding
: ''anam' 10, Of Albany. Mo-, son OF
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heals skin
diseases

If you have eczema, ringwom
or other itching, burning, raw or
pimply skin eruption, try Resinoi
Ointment and Resinol Soap and
see how quickly the itching stops
and the trouble disappears, even
in severe, stubborn cases.
Res;pol Ointment and Res;nol Soap also clear away
pimpes and stop loss Of hair. Sold by all druggist.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-23
@enGl6iiet iniualiSit.

8ietoristo, elof. II ,. = $. sc.
&eiiori iootuaon tietGd, ettd on IL
maontiinut puutetto rofennufiista,
ioibin ~moitoiiiin iiioittoa boanoittl-
Meta, OIL iGSfetpt jGttGd %baaipoittit-
neitten fGptettGpGfii Salmipalatiin D..
III. tGbGn torfoitufieen iopipot palat-
lit ia %rofennifiet.
Olbenburgin prinSii on labettanpt
&uotiin prinsli &aarlelle iGbfoianos
nan, josio ban fiittGd erinomaiiesta
buolenpiooSto, jofa on tullut menu-
l1isten innalioien oialle beibGn full
fieslaan Gitotiin fautta. Erinsli
&aarle on l1bettGnpt Sloenbnrgin
prinSiillc Observation-Disclosures, JOS
ia ban fiittG Observation-Disclosures ia
nafuuttoa eta Guotiin Siinanen
Gisti pitGG frnnianaan iaaoa oitttaa
m%endlGiii6 inipalioeja.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-23
Gnollnt ienrafnnnan faitiija.

@. f. IA b. mastoon pouG fuoli fo-
biSiaan ipoGmen balpaufieen Slto.
nenjoen f~irffoberra, filoiofian mais-
teri 8ibtori &orpela. &irffoberro
&orpela of mics porbaisia moimis-
iaan ia parbaasia tpofunnosiaan ia
iifiipG bGnen Gftllinen poismenonIa
iDftnpttGG aifpan e%rifoiien initrtd iit-
rla, Spntpnpt of ban ~toufofuun 5
pnd 1866 &aupotiolla, miSiG bGnen
iiGniG of maannilieliiGnG. Oliops
pilaafii tuli ban Torin lpieosia 1888,
nimitettiin firffoberran apulaiiefii
&uopioon 1898, i%itoritti ~filpiofion
Observation-Disclosures 1896 ia nimitets
tim ~usfonnon ia iuomenfielen opetta.
jafii &uopion luomoloiieen ~Dbteisfou-
hum 1896 iefa ioi filoiofian maiste-
rim orpon 1897. Sonfun oifoa toi.
mi maindia usfonnon lebtorina &to-
pion iuomolaiiesia lpieosia. @uooes-
ia 1900 muoteen 1905 oil ban <o-
pion iuomolaiien DbteiSfoulun rebto-
rino, joSta toimesta bGn iiirtpi Gert-
telin ieurafunnan f~irffoberrofli.
GerttelisiG oil ban fuuii muotto.
g8uonna 1910 palittiin ban Sitoren-
iocn firffoberrofit, mibin toimeen as
tui fepGGllG 1912.
>~&irffoberra &orpcla oil labjafos
ia perinpobjoinen tieteelliien iiipis.
tpfien ioonut mics iefG llonteeltaon
erittdin Dst1ip1llinen ia perGti oife.
uoentuntoinen. Spettojono oil ban
erinomoinen ia bGnen maifutlifienia
%oppilaiiiin oil iDpG. Siiltren oppi.
foulun rebtorifii oil ban FUN ll,otu
ia bGnen oppiloiiiinia jGttGm1niG
music pafapota ia oinecieenia in.
nostuncenn o~pettaiana ia iiGlliien
80. .
pst1rualliien1, joSfin poatimana ref.
torino, tulce alati ppipmGGn ipwGsti
fiitolliiesio muistosia. a~irffo6crro
aorpela oil eritt1in bplpG ioornamicS
ia tunnollinen pappi ia bpipG limit
men ia tulee bdnen fuolemonio epGi.
lenldttd ipnnpttdm6dn iuurta foi-
puutn b1nen Observation-Disclosures.
8oinoioa lGbinnG iuremaan j1i
p%iioliio ia neliG lasta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-23
Self. g: t firioittomot:

SO folme miiffoa iitten, / pnG elo-
fuuto, iiiGlii Seliingin Sonomot Iie-
tarin firjeenlpaibtajan lGbettdmdi1
ldbfoianomar, joSia ferrottiin maatt-
miljelpsministeri arippibeinin ortli-
man jGienilIe ilntoittaneen, ettG oies-
iori s. 6. Sminbufipubille onnetaan
lupa palata neutrality-suspicious.
Suomeen.
Saman pGinGn Gietarin IeboisiG
oil iamaten uutinen liiGpfiellG, ettG
tGmd a%rmabous oil topabtuniit 10
fpmmlenen pGipdd iitten. Oitltmon a.
woiaispaimand pitGmGsiGGn piibees-
ia MN. prof. Miljiifop fertoi t1stG
bra &ripoibeinin tieoonannosta. &iin
ouriman jGienet oIimat fpipneet, milf
II ei iuIfista fuuIutusta brain
Sipinbufmuoin ia 9urtiepin ormab.
oufiesta oltli onnettr, oil moorpil-
ieIpsministeri &rimoibein mastanniit,
ettei ban pmmGrrd ipptd iiiben, poan
ettd ie lunltomasti riippiiu oifeusmi-
niSteristG. uieain human jGienten
ferrottiin l%auiuneen ibmettelpniG iii.
I'd, ettei berroiIIe grirticpiIle ia
SpinbufwnbiIIe oItii iiiben mennes-
id annettu mitdGn tietoa armobbuf-
iesto.
Glofiun 8 pdimdnd juItoiiimmc
aiesiori SpinbufpiiSin f~arfoituspai-
fasta, 9oIpmanin foupungista Sipe-
riasta 6 pdimdnd Idbetetpn idbfoio-
noman, ionfa miifaan ei aiesiori 9.
wield fiIIoin sIItrt iaanut mitdGn tie.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-23
SnrnlIinem ommcttomnns 2aiuan-
iaareIIa.

SO. +. IA pn1 ldbti 2awanlaarelta
s. Yienlobo S lapien fera Teninlaa-
reen m%arioja poimimaan. 2 nuorinta
tpttoG iGi erGGieen lGbimpdGn iaa-
reen, iosta palaiimat tafaiiin Italia
fotiinia. Mlltta toiiia Ell fulllunut fo-
tim mielG ieuraaipanafaan pdimGna.
Sunnuntai-aamltnd lopoettiin Wtal-
rannaSta Hieniobon meneen
a%iroperdlin y. NJ. fpeneelt olta 1eta
marjaforeja, ioten faifesta pGGttden
Hieniobo 6 lapienia fera on bufffn-
nut. Sieniobo oil ldbes 70 Wuooen
ifGinen ia olimat mufana olleet lap'
Jet pbtG lufrtlin ottamatta tpttdren ia
pojan lopiia iefa iidltGdn 1915
puotiaita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-23
Miesiori Suinbnfiumbin iuapaitt-
tamisaiia.

9irsb. @jeoom. on iaaoafieen iel-
foa liitG, millG fannalla npfpGGn on
fplpmps Sltomen eousfl,nnan emf.
pubemieben, aiesiori Sminbufpuoii1
wapalittamiiesta, fGGntpnpt erinGis-
ten pbteisfunnallisten toimibenfiloi-
Sen ia Sminbltfpnbin benfilofobtais-
ten tuttamien puoleen, ppptden nditd
ilmoittamaan lGbempid %tietoja Spirt-
bufmuoista. 2ebti fertoo ettG beti
Wiljitfomin pi,been jGlfeen human
opaiaistilaiiulioesia, josia ban IT.
motif S:n ipapauttamiiesta, alettiin
8iipurisia, Seliingisid id muisia
Suomen faupungeisia ottamaan
9 ia mastaan. Tdljon mdfed fGipi
SIN pupliion ll1pna, jofa npfpGGn q.
iitu &otfanienten italia, ia iGbfoia-
nomatertpebopfiiG iaapui faifilta
Suomen fulmilta. Wlitta NIT 10 on
flllltnltt pli fafii piiffoa human a.
mojaispGim6std ia mitGan pleelliiia
tooistufiia, jotfa mabipistaiiimat
Wiljufomin ianat Slpinbufmitbiin
nG6oen, eli mtel1 ole olemosi ia. @asta
ndind pdimind on bra S:ille ldbetet-
tp Miljufonin plbe pifofirjoitusjdl-
jennofienG. On fGpnpt nimittGin iel-
mile, ettG iiperialainen paifollinen
ianomaleboiSt0 ei ole iaanut julaisto
Miliufonin pubetta ia paGfaitpungin
leboet %iaapupot iinnc iangen mpD-
bdGn. Aiesiori Sipinblfpiibin pito-
tito iaopl,i toilfoful1sia Siperiosta
Sitomeet1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-23

Sampereelle flo 1926 ip. ia fobotti IL
fdl6inen iotilasfomennusfunta iaa-
pumille burraa-buu6ot. Sotilaille
jaettiin fuffia ia rabaa iefa tupaf-
foo y. M. ia fdipimGt iotilaswirano-
maiiet teripebtimdsiG raaiariffoiiia,
ioille erifoiiesti Nottbecfit iafoimat
tupaffaa ia rabaa. @uutamia mi
nllutteja mpobemmin iaapui i%afialai-
Tia @enGialtG tuopa ianitettiiuna,
iosia oil mp0sfin $50 lotamiest1
@enGlGiiet fertoimat, ettd beistG oil
tGptpnpt faiffien, jotfa main mdban-
fin moimat, Safiasia raataa pGiwai
.fomasia tpDSid ia iaiipat rlluafieen
noin puoli naulaa leipGG ia Dil,far
%perunoita pdimdsiG. Sbuisia maat'
teisia be matfustipat Sornioon, mis-.
ia iaimat iinne lGbetetpt pGGllpspaat'
.teet. 2Gafdrinboioon ianoimat Saf.
iasia eileen erinomaiien. SifdlGis'
ten iotamiesten burraa-b uutoien fai
fuesia iatfoi iuna matfaania @enG
iGlle pain ia plan ienjGlfeen iafialais
ten iuna Sorniota fobti.
Srelleborgista, elof. 20 b. @iim,
iunnuntaina iaapui SasinitSistt
ruotiQlainen b0prplaina tltooen toi
fen joufon menGlaiiiG iotamanfeil
$50 miestd ia upieeria. Saapuneit
ten ioufosia on palion fei,bfotaiiti,
iairastapia, iosfaan ei min paljol
raaiariffoia fuin eniimGiiesi1 io1fos
ia. Srurin ola ~iaapuneista oil fai
rastllnl1t meritautiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-23


iairasiiiaa, iefG 2 ianatoriota, ioisia
on 100 iairasiiiaa. yIeinen waifu-
telma iairaaloisia oil mitd iuotliiin.
Sairaalain ruofa ei idtd mitddn toi-
momiien maraa. Yrbefielena on iai-
raaloisia mendjG. &omitea padtti
lauiua Suomen faiipunfiliitolle fiji
tolliiuutenia tGmGn joboosta. 90,
90. Seoborop lauiiii t%oimomufien ct.
I'd Suomen ia @enGidn f%aupunfiliit'
toien mGlille iaatoiiiin mitG labeiiir
pbteistpo aifaan.