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Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-12
Counter Proposal of Carranza
That Conference Be Held on
the Mexican Problem will Be
Favored, 1t Is Thought.
ARMS OF FIRST CHIEF
ENTITLE HIM TO SHOW
Denial Is Had From Villa That
he Was Killed in Attempt to
Take Loot From General Urbi-
ma, at the Latter'S Ranch.

WASHINGTON, Sept 11.-GeneraI
Carranzas counter.proposal TO the
Pan-American diplomats for a confre.
ence on the Mexican problem will
probably be approved. is the opinion
expressed by officials in touch with
the administration. Although Carran-
"a refused to yield to the appeal of
secretary Lansing and the representa-
ives OF the Latin-American republics
1t Is pointed out the military condi-
tons in Mexico have undergone mark
ed changes in the last few weeks and
In some quarters it is contended that
Carranza's claims for recognition are
entitled to investigation.
Since the Pan-American appeal was
issued the Caranza armies have
pressed the pacihcation of territory
IN central and northern Mexico. Some
reports to the State Department de
clare Villas forces are disintegrating.
Adyices reaching Washington say it
Is diilcult to conduct convention
and elect a provisional government
without participation by Carranza and
his commanders, who claim the con
troll of nearly all Of Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-12
BANK ROBBER IS
ARRESTED IN
FRISCO
One of Hen Who Held up the
Boyle Heights Savings Bank
in Los Angeles Is Arrested and
COnfeSSeS to the Police.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. H.
VIM. Juber vas arrested as he
was leaving a Iootors office in
which he was treated for q bullet
wound in his right arm. He con-
fessed to the police that he was
implicated in the robbery on Aug
ust 20 Of the Boyle Heights Bank
in Los Angeles.
A man whom the police believe
was one Of the automobile bandits
who held up the Boyle Heights
bank in Los Angeles, was arrest
ed here today when asking for
treatment Of a bullet wound in
the arm.
Juber said that Geo. Nelson
and a third man named Charley
we're implicated in the robbery.
The trio went from Seattle to
Los Angeles, purchased an auto
mobile to engage in the passen-
ger carrying business and when
unable to get a permit decided TO
rob the bank. After the robbery
the trio drove to San Francisco
In the automobile.
Juber said he had not seen his
companions since his arrival and
remained hiding until today when
he visited the physician to have
the wound in his arm dressed.
He did not disclose the wherea-
bouts Of the money stolen from
the cashier and had only a few
dollars when arrested. He said
he served four years in the army
and was discharged at Mlssoula,
Mont, in 1912.
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VILLA DENIES REPORT.

E LPASO, Sept IA telegram
from villa, dated at Torreon. sent To-
night to Hipolito villa. brother of the
leader at Juarez, denied that the Gen.
eral or General Fierro were injured
on a visit to the ranch of General
Tomas Urbina at Nevis on the Parid-
Jimenez branch railroad, as reported.
General Villa also denied he had ax-
ecuted General Urbna bue added he
had secured from Urbina the loot the
latter had collected in two years. The
report that villa and Fierro were
killed in a fight with the adherents
of urbina was brought to the border
by Villa adherent who said ot reach
ed hi mat Jimenez
The loot mentioned by villa repre.
sents cash from banks merchants
citizens and stocks of iewelry stores
of the territory between Chihuahua
and Mexico City. Il is said there was
more than FIVE million i'm cash at the
ranch and huge warehouse filled
with looted merchandise. The oppor.
tunity to loot came in August 1913.
when he occupied the state capital
of Durango and secured million from
the banks there. The loot was con.
veyed to Urbina's ranch against the
protest of Villa Urbina's refusal To
submit the restraint engendered feel
ing between the two men.
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EXCUSE
QUESTIONED
IN WHOLE
White Star Line Issues State
ment in Which the German Ex-
CuSe Is Called "aS AudaCiouS
as the Previous One.
{, n. C. McLoud, E. L. Worsham.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1.-THE White
Star line made the following statement
TO the Associated Press with regard
to Germany's explanation to the tor
pedoing of the Arabic
"The German excuse, contained in
the note published. is as audacious as
the previous one, and is absolutely
unsupported by the facts. The great
point is made Of the supposed attempt
of the Arabic to ram the submarine
but all know that courses must fre-
quently be changed in channel and
any change of such kind could not
possibly have been taken by the Ger
mans to mean an attempt TO ram.
There is not the slightest question
that the Arabic did not try TO ram the
submarine for the reason the sub
marine was not seen by CAPTAIN
Finch. The Arabic did not attempt TO
escape and the only preparations tax
en- being to put the helm hard over
the torpedo was seen.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-12
Exporters From United States
Will Confer With the Anglo
French Commission to Make
Arrangements for Loan.
PtAN THOUGHT TO BE
GOOD ONE is LAUNCHED
Commission Has Announced no
Definite Program as Yet, But
Has Confined Its Actions to
Conferences With FinancierS.

NEW YORK, Sept. Ito smooth
the ways for launching mamoth
credit loan in this country to Great
P9itain, France and probably Russia
and Italy. the Anglo-French financial
commission it is said, will probably
meet and confer with the exporters
of grain and other commodities from
this country. Whether the makers Of
munitions are among these exporters
is net asCeuained. Previously it was
thought the commission would deal
with bankers and dnanciers alone
The proposal that exporters as well
as other actual shippers Of american
supplies. may realize the importance
of the work confronting the commits
sion is understood to have received
with general favor. AS yet, however,
no definite pans Of procedure have
been formulated.
The commission. it is said is prepar
ed to place squarely before the ex-
porters the possible results to the
export trade with the United States
should it me possible to find a way to
establish a big foreign credit here
The heavy curtailment of foreign or
ders in everything but munitions Of
war, the commission believes. would
follow a failure to float a loan For
several days TO come, It is said, the
commission expects to continue its
meetings with hnanciers before begin
ming its actual labors No confer
onces We're held today.
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FUNSTON REPoTs.

WASHINGTON, Sept. General
Funston reported TO the War Depart
ment that with his forces now avail.
able he can patrol the entire Rio
Grande from Laredo TO the Gulf. "It
Is believed" the message said, cit
would be possible in a short time to
prevent activities Of armed bands
from the eMXican side or outlaws and
horse thieves on the American side.
1t is well established that bandits
cross from Mexico to get arms con-
cealed in stores on the American side
and start on prearranged raids. When
pursued the bandits break up and re-
cross to Mexico"
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WEST FRONT
COMES INTO
L|MEI.oc'IT
AGAIN
with Continuous Artillery En-
gagementS and Occasional In
tantry Charges Western Front
Threatens to Absorb Interest.
WORST OF FIGHTING is
STILL IN EAST, HOWEVER
Germans, at Center of Line, Max
ing Very Slow Progress; Rus
slams Report Another Victory
at South End of the Line.

LONDON. Sept 1.-THE western
, front with continuous artillery en-
2agements and occasional infantry qt-
tacks, and The probability of import
/ ant events impending. begin TO attract
almost as much attention as the east
ern battle fields where the Russians
and Teutons are contending for tho
mastery of the railway lines. the DOS
session of which will make the vic
tors more secure when the time comes
to 90 into winter quarters.
For some time yet. however. the east
will likely be the scene of more SEN
sational action The Russians are mt.
ting forth strong offensive on eitnei
wing, and making an equally stub.
born defensive i'm the center. where
the Teutons, although gaining ground
daily, are coming closer to the wilma.
Rovno railway and are meeting in
creased opposition.
Each village stream and road fs
proving the scene of sanguinarv en-
sagement For example Skidel a
town east Of Grodno. which was al
last captured by the Germans. was the
center of battle lasting several 1avs
with alternating success The Ger.
mans attacked the town again and
again. massing heavy artillery for the
purpose, according TO the Berlin state.
ment, and did NOT succeed i'm over
coming the Russians nth last night
Throughout The great marsh dis
trict, from this point southeastward
TO Ronvo, similar contest is taking
place The Austro Germans are try
ing by every means in their power to
force their way through to the Wilma
Rovno railway before the heavy rains
sei i'm and put an end TO the lighting.
for the time being.
I'm a narrow strip of Galicia between
The Sereth River and the Bessarabia
rontier the Russians have been
strongly reinforced They are qupar-
emily, well supplied with guns ana am
They report a third victory
lere over the Teutonic forces. the sue
cess bringing the total number of pris-
'ners, captured during the week. to
1000, not mentioning the loss of men
ma guns. The Austrians admit they
uttered a set back in this region in
statement thai they withdrew from
front on the Sereth 10 Heights east
II the Strypa River before a superior
'nemy's forces"
ON the northern end of the line.
of Riga, the Russians are
lso on the aggressive with the result
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pocToR sTlLL HouERs

DENVER, Sept Taken home
AGAINST the advise of physicians. DR..
w. w. Kenney is lowering between
life and death from deadly poison
self administered by mistake He
showed signs of improvement Ply
sicians declare however the outcome
is uncertain until tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-12
Less Acute Stage Has Been
reached in Position Existing
Between Germany and United
States in Past Few Hours.
HAGUE ARBITRATION is
MOST LIKELY OUTLET
Nothing Has Been Heard From
Vienna on the Dumba Affair;
Germany'S Position Still Is.
Question at White House.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-The is
sue with Germany has turned to less
acute stage in the last twenty-four
hours through the consideration of a
proposal to take the dispute. I'm the
questions I'm the Arabic case. to the
Hague
one set of officials believes that TO
do SO would amount to arbitrating the
principles for which the United
States has been contending and would
open the way 20 practically unlimited
submarine operations with the dis
puted questions Of fact to arbitra-
tion in each case.
Another set of OFFICIALS believes.
without taking in the principles in
volved the Hague might properly be
allowed to- decide, not whether the
submarine commander thought he was
justified in sinking the Arabic. be
cause he believed she was about to
ram him, but whether the liner ac-
tually was attempting TO resist or es-
cape, and If SO whether that justified
the commanders act i'm international
law. both sets of views are being
urged on the President who will de-
eide what win be done. Lansing re-
fused TO indicate his view. In the case
of Dumba Won Papen and Nuber there
is no change.
The course to be pursued may not
be determined for day OF two. Gen
orally the indications. In official quar-.
tors, are favorable Despite the fact
that AN officials considered the Ger.
man explanation as unsatisfactory
and disappointing, there appeared to
be more OF prospect in finding some
ground on which the two countries
could meet
Another note unofficially reported
to have been delivered to ambassador
Gerard by the Berlin Foreign Omce |
has failed TO arrive. Lansing said he /.
had no official knowledge or intima-
tion that another communication was /
coming or what was contained in IT, |
Other sources said 10 was reported /
the note was Germany's explanation .
Of the unsuccessful attempt TO de
strOy the Cunard liner Orduna July .
9 when the submarine sent a torpedo .
within ten yards of the ships stern
tnd then, unsuccessfully, shelled her
until out of range.
The Ordluna was on her way TO the
United States. and had twenty-five
Americans on board when attacked
In the Orduna case there was con
nict Of tatements as TO whether the
ship had warning or tried to escape
It is not an issue between the United
States, and Germany and is not likely /
10 become one Germany made no re-
5pOuse TO inquiries made by Ambas-
sador Gerard al the direction of the /
state Department. It is not regarded
ls having any bearing on the present
situation unless it connects some de-
'laratiOn open to the controversy. The II
view Of the closest observers here is.
n the Arabic case. that danger of
break grows less as the hours pass
without action
The Unite dStates is still waiting
Austria's reply to the request TO with
lraw Dumba. Whether the other men
ire sufficiently involved i'm Dumba's
iefense to make their remaining i'm
he United States impossible, win be y
lecided later
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VIENNA oEElcIAI

VIENNA, Sept 11-Austrian fore
es engaged with Russians along the
Sereth river south of TarnOpol in
eastern Galicia, have withdrawn to
the heights east Of the Stripa river
before superior forces OF the enemy"
according to the official announce
ment of the Austrian war Office.
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Viii MAkE sIArEMENr

LENOX, Sept. 11.-Dr. Constantin
r. Dumba, ambassador from Austria
Hungary, whose recall was requested
by the President arrived here accom-.
panied by his secretary Dr. Dumba
said he woul make statement in
two or three days.
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= = . = .
FUoR ARRESTED

. CHICAGO, Sept Flour men .
. and q woman were arrested in .
= connection with the burglary of .
= the home Of Mrs. J. ogden Ar =
. mour, the wife of the millionaire =
. packer, last Monday night. These .
y held are Jos. Carvill and wife. =
y William McClain. Don McClain =
= his brother, and Geo Comerie. =
= All have been arrested before on =
. other charges. =
= Comerie, according to Chief OF =
, Police Healty, has been sought y
= for more than year as chauf- =
. feur of a gang of automobile ban .
= dts.
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. . . . . .
POLISH PAPER SUED

y CHICAGO, Sept ll.-Ambassa- I
, doris Dumba. of Austro-Hungary 4
. and Won Bernstorn of Germany, I
= are mentioned i'm a suit for $50. I
= GOO hled by the Polish Peoples I
. Publishing Co. against the Polish 4
. National Alliance Of the United 4
? States. Il is charged the Ali Z
. ance printed a statement that the 4
, pzlennik Ludowy the plaintiffs =
> paper had been receiving con Z
, tributions TO influence the pap =
' er's attitude on the European =
, war. .
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-12

DUEL WITH BANDITS

y MARTINEZ, Calf, Sept. IL Z
y Sheriff r. r. Veale of Contra =
= Costa County, and FIVE deputies q
= engaged three river pirates i'm a =
= siX-hour shotgun battle near the =
y deserted plant of the Morton .
' Brass Company Several hun =
: dred shots were exchanged and =
' one Of the pirates is believed TO .
' nave been wounded No arrests =
' We're made The men are said .
. to have stolen $1,000 in supplies Q
, from the brass plant The oni. .
, GERS are still in pursuit. .
q 4
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oALLs sPEcIAL ELEcrloN.

SACRAMENTO, Sept II - Gov.
Johnson issued a proclamation calling
special election in California for
October 26. 1915 Two referendum
petitions ON the nonpartisan meas
ufes and nine constitutional amend
ments, adopted az the last legislature.
must be ratified by the voters.
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oNE Neatly kILLEn

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. H.
Geo. Nelson, sought by the police
In connection with the robbery Of
the Boyle Heights Bank in Los
Angeles was shot probably fatal
ly late tonight while attempting
to resist arrest. Nelson is the al.
legged custodian OF s2AO0 In loot.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-12
American Citizens, Joining Armies of OfBeIieerent
Nations, Said to Have Lost CftizenshfD in the TT 6

he O alien in
e in tn rup Is the
lwflte
que snyovi
rab
arm ant ref ing he ctzrshp
b m t m uerd IF
Eop enlisted il
y OF is onng
he wa to be
Is now in the
and by etmniga s+Jl.
he govern men has anu1ter fasr3st
m en in nofth h eheU.s
has been forfeited her
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COMMANDERS WARNED.

BROWNSVILLE. Sept. 11.-Carran-
"a commanders on the border have
CONTINUED on Page Fiye.)
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= . . . . .
COCKTAILS IN FRISCO

. SAN DIEGO, Sept. l1-To in =
. spect the Panama-California Ex- y
= position, commemorative Of the y
. building of the canal of which .
. he had the construction Major =
. General Geo w. Goethals has =
= arrived. He was escorted to the .
. hotel by a squadron of the First .
. Cavalry. Monday is Goethals .
. Day. The canal builder will .
. speak to the school children and .
. make another address on the =
= canal. The General leaves San .
. Diego Tuesday noon. y
a 4
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CONSERV ATIONSTS ORGANIZATION OF THE COINTRys
RESOURCES THAT NATION MAY QUICKLY REPEI POSSIBLE FOE
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CONTINUED on Page 81
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-11
y. Eirveldn
y dI0 k 4 m 3

= Newport kaivannolla on
ty0miesten terveyssuhteita 10
pitemman alan laakarit syynail-
leet ia tuota tarkastusta yha vie
la jatketaan. Tata ovat miehet
ihmitelleet. Nyt sanotaan ensi
maanantaina tahan kaivantoon
otettavan kolmisensataa miesta
tyoh0n, tietenkin nekin ensin
kaytetaan laakarintarkastuksel-
la.
- Iron Riverissa, Mich. on al
kanut useammassa kaivannossa
tyot. Ty0hon on otettu 500 mai
maria. Crytalfalsissa, on paas-
sgt 200 miesta kaivantot0ihin.
- WashingtOnin syntymapai-
vana panevat ironwoodilaiset pi-
tuushiihdokilpailut toimeen.
-Kauppias o. Anderson kavi
Wine viikolla Ishpemingissa.
Bessemerissa sairastaa
kansalainen Matti Kangas helix
kona sydantautia.
- Bessemerin seurakunnan
ompeluseuran kokous on tanaan
iltapaivalla klo 2 P~iittarilla.
= Bessemerissa huhutaan
pantavan Colpin kaivannon
kayntiin ensikuun alussa.
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Ironwoodin jaymparist0n
uutiSia.
~~NA~~~NAr~~NA~

ocSSd hOhOuhocSSd ScuTdlle n.y.
vaksyttavaksi. Saant0ehdotus
valmistuu ensi sunnuntaiksi, jol-
loin komitean jasenet voivat ko-
koontua yhteen sta tarkasta-
maan.
Seuraava kokous pidetaan kir-
kossa keskiviikkona, t. k. II p.
italia hartaushetken jalkeen klo
1913. Mennaan site joukolla
kirkkoon.
- Jumalanpalvelus ensi sun
nuntaina Bessemerissa klo 10
aamulla. p. Wuori.
Puhelin 662.
- Suuret hengelliset juhlat
pidetaan Michiganin seurakun-
tapiirin toimesta p. Paavalin
kirkossa ensi sunnuntaina t. k.
Ia p. Juhlat aletaan yhteisella
jumalanpalveluksella klo R10 a.
p. Joku vieraista papeista saar-
naa. Kirkonmenojen paatyttya
siirrytaan alasaliin, jossa tar
joillaan puolinen pienesta MAX
susta. Iltapaivalla jatkuu julia
kello kahdelta. Pidetaan m. m.
luennoita, past. Ilmonen luennoi
lahetysas., past. j. Mantta sun
nuntaikoulu-asiasta. Luentojen
johdosta keskustellaan sen mu-
kaan kuhn aikaa riittaa. Iltasen
aikana tarjoillaan lunssia alasa-
lissa. Iltasen jalkeen kokoonnut-
taan lopettajais- juhlaan, jonka
yhteydessa vietetaan my0skin
Herran p. ehtoollista. lama osa
juhlasta alkaa klo 1873 italia.
Useita pappeja on jo ilmoitta-
nut saapuvansa juhliin. Terve-
tuloa runsaasti osanottajia la
helta ia kaukaa. Herra kutsuu
ia Herran asioilla on kiire.
- Van Buskirkissa eli ole kir-
konmenoja ensi pyhana, kaupun-
gilla kun on silloin juhlat. Sen
sijaan pidetaan jolloinkin tuon-
nempana sopivaan aikaan, jos
ia lahemmin ilmoitetaan.
- Ompeluseuran kOkOus pi-
detaan Jessievillessa, Mrs. N.
Andersonin luona ITALIA viikolla
torstai-iltana klo 1873 italia. Ter
vetuloa runsaasti osanottajia!
Yst. A Haapanen.
- Mrs. Heino, Norrien paalla,
sairastaa heikkona.
- Hartausseurat Iron Bel
tissa, Wis. viidennenen paalla
Hemmingin talossa, helmik. IL
p. klo 7,30 ill.
A. Hassel.
- Hengelliset juhlat pidetaan
Michiganin seurakuntapiirin tot
mesta Ironwoodissa, Mich, p.
Paavalin kirkossa sunnuntaina,
helmikuun ii p. Juhlat aletaan
yhteisella jumalanpalveluksella
klo R10 APP. Iltapaivalla jatkuu
julia, jolloin pidetaan m. m. jo-
ku luento ia keskustellaan lahe-
tvs ia sunnuntaikouluty0sta.
Italia paatetaan julia kirkon-
menoilla jossa tilaisuudessa vie
tetaan Herran p. ehtoollista.
Tervetuloa. Odotamme run
saasti juhlavieraita ia ~Opettajia,
lahelta ia kaukaa. Jumala armo-
henkensa kautta olkoon mukana
juhlissamme.
A. Haapanen, S. Ilmonen,
esimies. kirjuri.
- LuentOkOkOus Meadvillen,
Wis. koululla helmik. 10 p. klo 7
italia. Ohjelmassa esiintyvat
seuraavilla Amelia: A. Kaarti-
men, acknowledgements periaat-
teista; J. G. Ahonen, karjan ja-
lostamisesta M. XVI, lastenkas-
vatuksesta; M. Suokko ia V. A
honen l~eipomisesta, todistaen E.
sitelmansa ~naytteilla jokapaivai-
sen ia herkkuleivosten erotuk-
sen; ]. Harju, johtaa laulua ia
puhe eraalta henkil0lta osuus-
kaupasta. Kahvip0yta laitetaan
kauniiksi.
Kunnioittaen seuraan kuuluva
j. G.. A.
= John KukkOnen Superioris-
ia, Wis. palaatuessaan asioiltaan
Marquetista, kavi kirjapainos-
samme Wine tiistaina.
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Prof. ]. F. Kadousky, kaun-


= Prof. ]. F. Kadousky, kaun,
timme maanviljelys-expertti tn.
lee pitamaan luennon Etela ky.
lalla Erwin Townshipin) Nuo-
risoseuran talolla t. k. 10 pava-
ma. Han luennoi paaasiassa mai
sirehusaili0sta (Silo), seka mai
sin viljelyksesta rehuaineena ia
muuten. Hanella tulee olemaan
naytteita maisista. Muistakaa-
pa maanviljelijat saapua joukol-
la tahan harvinaiseen ~tilaisuu-
teen. Tallaiset luennot ovat SUI
reksi hy0dyksi teille.
- Erwin TOwnshipin valtuus-
to kokoontuu Installation, joka
kuukauden viimeinen torstai klC
10 aamupuoleen, eika viimeeinen
lauantai, kuten tahan asst.
= The Finnish Cooperative
Trading Co. on sopinut lopulli-
sesti Observation-Disclosures
kanssa ia tulee Sc saamaan palo'
vakuutusta yhteensa $5,14O.OO
Rahat tulee yhti0 saamaan nal
ma paivina.
- Kutsu Gogebic ia Iror
kauntin Raittiusliiton edustaja'
kokoukseen joka pidetaan Iron
Beltissa, Wis, helmik. Fl paiva'
ma 1915. Kokous alkaa klo 8 aa-
mulla.
1. Kokouksen avaaminen.
2. Edustajain ylosotto ia val
takirjain tarkastus.
3. Valitaaan tarvittavat valio-
kunnat.
A .Luetaar, edellisen edpstaja'
kokouksen poytakirja ia myos
johtokunnan kokousten p0yta,
kirjat.
5. Keskustellaan rahallisista
tai missa maarin olemme onnis.
tuneet liittOmme velan maksa.
mlsessa.
6. Keskustellaan lehteamme
koskevista asioista.
7. Otetaan ia keskustellaan
Raittiusliittojen kesajulkaisus-
ia.
8. Kesken jaaneista toimista.
9. Uusista toimista.
10. Keskustellaan josko pide-
taan kesajuhla ensi kesana.
IL. Maarataan ensimainen e.
dustajakokous aka ia paikka.
IL. Kokouksen lopettaminen.
Gogebic ia Iron kauntien Raft
tiusliiton puolesta
M. J. Karvonen, kirjuri.
- KOira hukkunut Edwin
Johnsonin farmilta. Tuntomer-
kit ovat: Musta, iso, pitka kor-
vainen, valkoista vahSn paassa
ia valkoiset jalat, kummankin
silman paalla ruskea pilkku. Jos
joku sattuisi nakemaan, ia olisi
min hyva eta ilmoittaisi ALA O.
levalla osotteella:
Edwin Johnson,
2O5 E. Birch st. Ironwood, Mich.
- Vaarinkaytetty. Paivaleh-
ii kertoo miten Wakefieldissa on
kulkenut eras John Kasuri, ke-
raillen rahaa kerayslistoilla suo-
m~alaisilta ia toiskielisilta, valit-
taen sta seikkaa kun hanelta
paloi omaisuus osuuskaupan tu-
lipalossa. Han oil saanutkin ra-
haa, mutta malta rahoja oil han
k~ayttanyt huonosti, oil juonut ia
juovuspaissaan hoiperrellut ka-
duilla. Toisenkielisetkin, jotka
olivat hanelle antaneet rahaa, O.
livat nahneet miten suomalainen
niita nyt kayttaa vaarin. Tai
lainen menettely Kasurisen puo-
lelta oil kerrassaan huono teko,
Hanella on perhe, joka nuo ker-
julia saadut rahat olisi kipeasti
%tarvinnut ia sitten hapea taas
observation-disclosures toiskielis-
ten odessa. Haluamme varoit-
taa Kasurista, ettei hanella ole
oikeutta kantaa rahoja kapak-
kaan, joita han on perheensa e.
latukseksi kerannyt.
= Tilatkaa Auttaja omaisil-
lenne Suomeen!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-11

- Observation-Disclosures ON
peluseuran kokous ensi torstai-
ma, t. k. Is p. Mrs. ia Mr. Jacob
Kilposen talolla Norrien paalla,
klo 8 Italia. Toivotaan r~unsasta
osanottoa!