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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-11
AUSTRALIAN TROOPS
MAKE TROUBLE FOR
BRITISH OFFICERS

ROTTERDAM, Oct. ia CORES
pondent Of the New Rotterdam Cour-
ant. a paper with pro-British tenden-
cies. writes from Cairo:
The Australian troops brought to
Egypt are making far more trouble
for the British authorities than all Of
the pro-Turkish Mohammedan natives.
The Australians are splendid soldiers.
men OF great physical strength and
absolutely fearless, but their utter
lack of discipline makes them unde-
sirable. If not actually dangerous.
Their behavior is 80 bad that the Eng
lish soldiers have been forbidden to
associate with them. This may be
accounted for by the fact that many
of them are descended from criminals
who were deported to Australia when
this far-off continent was still an Eng
fish penal colony.
1.-The Australians have no respect
for their officers, refuse to drill when
they do not feel like it, and spend
most of their time drinking and ca
and the other cities in which they are
stationed. Repeatedly they have
started to plumber and they even burn
ed down some of the disorderly houses
that are freQuented by them.
THE population is terrorized by the
antics of these undisciplined Antipo-
dean soldiers and influential native
circles have requested their removal
from Egypt. Recently two battalions
were sent to Gallipoli and this almost
caused mutiny. Some. of the men of
the transferred battalions protested
vehemently and started a riot when
their objections were fruitless. Two
full regiments were to be sent to Sedd-
ul-Behr and Avi-Burnu, but this plan
had to be given up, as more serious
mutinies Were feared. =,
The Australians will stay in Egypt
as long as it suits them, tut the
British authorities will gladly accom-
modate them if they get tired of war
and demand to be sent home
The newspaper. states that the ar.
ticle was passed by the British censor
with but one or two slight altera-
TONS. y IT, Is
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-11
REACH SOIL OF sERvIA

NISH. Oct. 11.-French forces land
ed at Salonika have reached Servia,
1t was officially announced today. A
base has been established at Gievgeli.
near the Greek frontier. British
forces are following the French and it
is expected that by Tuesday the en-
tire Anglo-French expedition will be
on Serbian soil.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-11
SHELL AS A MASCOT.

LONDON, Oct. 11-Minister of Mum
itions Lloyd George has lately had a
curious looking mascot attached to
the radiator of his automobile. and he
has called the attention of intimate
friends TO 1T. The mascot takes the
form of two-inch aeroplane shell, not
a miniature of copy, but the actual
thing. He doubtless intends the mas
cot to be representative Of the new
cry Of Shells, more shells" -'.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-11
STEAL MACE FROM CHIEF.

HARTFORD CITY. Ind. Oct IL
While Chief of Police Pursley was in
specting a show. THE Girl In the
Moon" ut q festival here. lin order to
pass upon its morality. his mace was
lifted" from his pocket. The theft
proved joke. the mace later being
returned by frienda
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-11
TERRIER ADOPTS RED PIG.

GREENSvlLLE. Ind.., Oct H.
George Simpson Is the owner OF q
little fox terrier. which upon losing
her new born puppies. adopted little
red pig. The pig seems to like its
foster-mother and is well treated by
her.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-11
CONTRACT AWARDED.

EATON, o., Oct. 11.-At a meeting
of the deputy supervisors OF, elections
Saturday, contract for printing ballots
for the coming November election was
awarded the Eaton Herald. Fortysix
thousand ballots are required.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-01-14
HIGH PRICES N SIGHT
State woolgrowers Optimistic Over
the Outlook For 1915.

by acclammation, the officers Of
the Utah State woolgrowerg associa-
ton were reelected Monday for the
year 1915. With but two changes. the
nineteen members OF the board Of d.
rectors we're continued in office by n
vote OF the members present
Throughout the proceedings Of the
woolgrowers IN Yesterdays convention
the note Of optimism over the prospect
Of record breaking prices for wool this
year was the keynote President
George Austin confidently stated that
he did not expect 90 make less than
twenty-five cents a pound for the clip
from his flocks lie declared that
extra consumption occasioned by the
war had caused a shortage In the wool
market OF the world that must insure
such a price. n not n higher ont.
In a set Of resolutions unanimously
adopted az the closing session Of the
convention. the association voiced a
plea for heavy bounty on predatory
animals. expressed appreciation for
the work Of the National woolgrow-
ers association. also for the coliabora-
ton OF the United States department
81 animal industry with the state
board of sheep commissioners In keep
Ing down diseases In fiocks OF the
state. and Included n vote OF thanks
for the work done by the officers Of
the association. In the resolutions II
was estimated that half a million dol
lars worth Of taxable property In the
form Of live stock was yearly destroy
I'd by predatory animals. A clause
including advocating n special tax on
live stock for the raising Of funds for
bounty. 10 be paid at the rate Of i2.bO
on coyotes. tb on wolves and $40 on
bears and lions The protest was ex-
pressed that sheep are appraisal by
tax aasessors at more nearly the cor
rect value than other kinds 81 prop
erty and that the rate 81 appraise-
ment on other property should he pro-
porttonnteiy raised.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-01-14

When tells he has something to sell that good
1t needs no advertising may well view him with suspicion
The man who really has something good is proud that you
could not keep him from advertising it, He just naturally
tell about and his enthusiasm goes every line he
writes And the goods sell because he makes the public catch
something Of this enthusiasm Newspaper advertising the
greatest outlet for the written that sells the goods
reaches audience that is always looking for something better
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-01-14

Owing 10 the deadlock in the lower Of the Utah lega
ure there to be little certainty to whether
the republicans the fusonsts will the appoint
mens Mrs. Stanley Banger of Price is the
the fusions for committee ceshp This district
the first time almost memory has appointment
in the senate W. H. Smart of Duchesne William H. Smart
president of the Duchesne stake of Zon has eshp the
senate During Senator VERSIONS he made appointments
from Unah county but the senator Don Cotton seems to
have overlooked the unwten reciprocity matter Carbon
county has never had an appointment
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-01-14
TARIFF IS AGAIN TO BE THE DOMINATING ISSUE.

That the tariff the dominating issue in the campaign Of
the tariff will be the dominating issue in the pres
Dental campaign in 1916 is the judgment of Charles d. Hles
chairman Of the republican national committee In carefully
prepared statement published widely the newspapers Of few
days ago, Chairman Hilles says:
The 1914 the tariff and every state where the
effect of the Underwood bill had time TO be felt went repub
The disastrous effects of the tariff have not yet
been fully felt in the graf agricultural states Of the West but
there the reaction against democracy unmstaab
The in 1916 will be squarey the tariff and the
legislation Of the democratic party The revolt against demo-
confined business Labor indicated
the last election that understood that its
prosperity is nextrcaby wound up with the prosperity Of
business and that unemployment and reduced newt
ably follow democratic tariff tinkering.
II gratifying TO know that Chairman Hes correctly
signs the times Protection the paramount issue
in 1914 Il certain TO be again the greatest single issue that will
determine the result hence Since the death Of Mckinley
In 1901 the country has had two republican pedn who
sound proteconsts Indications multiply that the republican
nominee In 1916 viii be straghtout proecton and that he will
be elected.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-01-14
conrh Mc,llrInc For ChIIdrcn.

Never give a child a cough medicine
that contains opium In any form.
when opium In given other and more
serious diseases may follow. Long
experience has demonstrated that
there IN no better or safer medicine
for coughs. colds and Group In child
ron than Chambcriain'H Cough Rem
ody. II IL equally valuable for adults.
Try a. II contains no opium or other
harmful drug For sale by all deal
crA-Advt
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-01-14

Removal Of the telephone and light poles Eighth from
the Denver and Rio Gande depot north would to much
better advantage the Carbon county high school building which
all Of justly proud Strangers passing through city
would have unobstucted view of this magnificent
well as the residents south Of Main street.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-01-14

Since the coming of the parcels possible 10 obtain
civil from the country town express agent
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-01-14

While of the Utah legislators considering what kind
Of laws be enacted TO prevent situation among mechanics
similar the that has tied the work capitol ordinary
folks wondering what steps be prevent similar
the state
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-01-14

Investigation Is being made into the unusual rise in the price
wheat in the East The farmers soil trust however
out the jurisdiction Of investigating committees
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-01-14

Your democratic administration may have nothing do with
the present general depression the country over difficult
TO convince just lots Of folks otherwise
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-01-14

Wheat Is still sticking around the dollar mark There
thousands of Price that this sphere
express purpose Of growing large part of this
acreage requires but little irrigation
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-01-14

Go West young man. said Horace Greeley And that
you West raise wheat At least raise this year you
In the agricultural business
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-01-14

Representatives Of the local automobile firm who made trip
TO the reservation for the purpose of creating interest daily
stage line went in named Imagination The
over the route should be Realization"
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-01-14

BILLY" Sunday There's rotten, sinking corrodng
rupt heldden. Goddefyng devberdden New York" Aside
from that take IT, New York all rgh-Sat Lake Tribune
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-01-14

Editor Lee Of Helpers Times Is laborng under the haucinaon
that the offices of the Consolidated Fuel company
be moved from Zion that He should take something
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-01-14

Twenty-Five cent wool the optimistic sentiment expressed
Mt the woogrower association Salt Lake last week Sounds
good 10 Eastern Utah.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-01-14

certain requires adequate fire keep
requires adequate tariff TO insure work in the u s.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-01-14

Fine weather Yes. but that's all.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-12
I&pmnon linrutafiet iafialaistem
ballnsfa.

Sailp MiailiIIe &0openbaminasta
iaapuneesia lennGtintiebosia iano-
taan:
"@endlGiiet iotaioufot opot pois.
tlineet 4omnoSta. 3uipern0ori mir.
failiioineen on paenniit fauplingista
ia panfit on iiirrettp etG1nlalla iii1.
maaban. 9aupungin oiiiffaat omat
paenneet piime ipiifon fllueSia, jo.
ten faupunfi on aiitiona.
&oipne on iamonnin1iien maafnn-
nan pGdfaupltnfi luoteiiesia olosla
maata geiemen ioen miitfasia. &aii-
punfi on ilioiattu eniimdiien lltofan
linneitrifiilla, ioten fen jGttGminen
iafialaisten ioltffoien baltliun pbG e.
nemmGn fnmaa nen1lGisten epdtoi.
moista aiemaa. gimon biliaffoin ie-
Iitettiin, ettG &opne tulee miiobosta-
maan iotatieteellilesti iangen tGr-
fem aieman nenGldisten nuoesia
taistelulinjasia &omnon, @roonon ia
9rest.2itomsfin pGIillG. &aupun-
gisia oripioioaan olleen 10000
100000 aiufaSta.
BitGen ballusiaan 8eifielin pli
iobtapaa iiltaa 8arioipaslo iiten baI-
liten iofea, iofa tlinnetaon tGrfeGm-
mafii iotoliiffeioen eSteefii fofo Stu
giiropasia, itGtpaltalainen
lotafoneisto iofa pitfin fofo Iiniaa
fesfimddrin laoan mailin ipipppbeltd
on .trnfeittiiniit 8enGjGn alrleelle,
pierii observation-disclosures ia mn.
lertapana mobtina DbG eteenpdin, Il.
ten laattaen ililirirubtinaS geifolain
armeiian aiemaan, iota le faifin moi.
min OH foittanut farttoo. @nglanti-
laiiet leboet, iotfa periistaipat iclos-
tufienla Bietarista laomiinla i6bfo.
ianomiin, foettaipat lelittGG Dasten
8erliinin ia @ienin raportteio, etta
@enGiGn armeiia nielG on idilpnpt
fofonaiiena, nlittta fititenfaan eifpGt
ne moi fieltGG iitG mofunaa aiemaa,
iobon 8enGid on ioiltllnlit. &Giit-
tden aiemania wafoipuuoen, otpat
liittoittiineet tebneet ri,oen pritpffen
pafottaa 8alfanin pallat nouiemoan
Safiaa ia Surffia postaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-12
@enGlGiiet DrittaiuGt pnulastrtna
,uallihnnSpiSta.

3ufuunottomatta Notpogergieips.
fla, josla menGIGiiet oipat olettrneet
maaban faiipmniinia ipfpiin malIi-
balitoibin ia maopollitusten iuoiaan
oipat iurirubtinas ytifolain ioitfot
iGttGneet fofo 8eifieIin linian.
Sept fun iafiolais.itapaIto
joiifot oipot 10 iaoneet baltitlinia
Spongorooin linotufiet, perGptpmGt
nenGldiiet pbG etGdmntGlle it'd fobti,
IGbeten @rest-2itepsfin linjao. Bie.
tarista ioapisneisia uiitiiisia ferro-
taan BenGi6n ormeiioeiiflinnon
pdGttGneen iGttGd ionfun oian ioto.
joufoistaan @opoeergieipsfiin torfoi-
tiifieIla foettoo est6d iafiolaiiet fiiIet-
tamasta armeiiaIleen muonaa ia TO-
tatarpeita. 2iittoiituneioen iota.ar.
iposteIiiat ielittGlp1t, eta noisIo ipo.
rustufiisia moitpat ipen1I1iiet ebfd
fiiufoiiiio pitdd proIiaon iofialoisten
bpoffdpfiid lpastoon, iiIId beio6n 70.
tilasleireidGn iuoielelpot buoIeIIiiesti
lpalmistetiit maaipaIlitiifiet, ioita e.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-12
Safialaiiet aiaiuat perGGntpmia
iuenGlGiIiG.

9enraali @aIlnlit5 100000 Iofia.
Iaiien fansia ON pGGsipt 80 maiIin
paGban 8arloman ia Betrograbin
raiitotietd, ajaen tpen6l6iiiG tafaa.
&iimaimmat taistelut on 8us-ioen
Dariilla npfpiiins
Sofiolaiiet ioffaipaf eSeIIeen faif-
fialla Dritpfii1an fatfoisto tpenGIGis-
ten armeiian perGdntpmistie "Buo.
Ian miitfaSta'. Se opot alfaneet
bpoffdpfiet 8omnon ia Ssiometain
linnottfiia mastaan, iotfa oipat estei-
ma ennen fun be pGGletp1t raittatiel.
le,. iofa fitlfee @ariomasta @ilnan ia
Ominsfin fai,tta Yetrograbiin.
Se oipat ipalloittaneet pienemntdn
Serocfin Iinnotifien Bug. ia Hareip
ioen fiiImaiifiesia ia oipat menneet
8eifielin plitie @arioman tienoilla.
&auempana etelGsiG fenraali
8oprscb etenee pobjoiieen p1in, NUT
ia fenttdnnarialffa Wtacfenlenin or
meijoita pastaan taisteleiuat ipenG.
lGiiet itiepintaiiesti ia faifesta pGdt-
t1en ban parbaimmaslafin tapalifies-
ia pGGiee etenemGGn- ipaan bitaasti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-12
WenGlGiiiG ptetaam eana6alaiiiim
iunffui6in.

Sttama. = Ganaoan iotilaswiran-
omaisten ia Ganabosia oleipan @e-
nGidn plifonlulin mGIillG on tebtp
iellainen iopimus, ett6 ganabasia o.
leipot nenGlaiiet reierpiIaiiet iaaipat
liittpd cauaoaIaiiiin ieiiffoibin ia
mennd lGntiielle rintamalle. &ulfu.
nel,ipoien pltutteen ia muioen ipiben
tafia ei ole poitu gana6asta menGlGi.
iid reieripilGiiid ipieod 8enGj6lle.
Ottaipasia ia &inestonisia oleipisia
rpfmenteisia on iituret m66rGt ipenG.
ldiiiG.
26nnelld Ganaoasia on palion me-
naIdiiid rautateitten t0isid ia npt fun
beitG on palion ioutilaina, IiittpipGt
ne armeiiaan puolistamaan liittou.
trneita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-12
Var$cva vaIIcitettu.
Erimsii, iofa iualloith @ariopan OF
20 muDtiaS.

8erliini. = 2angattomalla Sap.
billeen. = Sbe Smerieas iiiltistoi-
misto antoi uIfomaille lGbetett1ipdfii
ieuraapan idbfoianoman baiierilais.
ten ioaffoien bp0ffGpfiestG @arfo.
man walloitiifiesia:
"9aiierilaiiet ioiifot prinsii SEQ.
poloin ioboolla. iofa on 70 ipuotias
iotamanbns 1866 ia 1901 TO-.
oista, palIoittiuat @eifieI.ioen mo-
lemmat rannat ia ottipat @arioman
baltuunia t. t. 6 p.
"Spangorooin frfistiiminen pi.
oettiin ,lparmana @arioman tpalloi.
tafien idlfeen ia tiion eniinmainitun.
linnoitnfien palloittiipat St6tpalta.
lais.llnfarilaiiet ioufot. Sotafirieen.
paibtajat rintamasta ilmoittdipat, ct.
td fenraali bon @orpicb fofoii iouf.
foia ia iillantefoaineita iefG pantou-
nlltlto1d masfdpaafa ytofpo Mlerall0-
riaa, ionfa iobbosta 8en6lGiiet fes.
fittiipat iouffonia tlion faupunein
tienoille. OollG fafiifpmmentG iiina.
lastia ponttooniiiltoia iiirrettiin o.
lemmaffi iofea. Sniinoorijolifot pi-
faiiesti paniipat funtoon neliG iiItaa
8eifielin pli ia mliitaman titnnin fn-
luesia itGiualtalaisten ioufot olitpat
menneet ioen poiffi ia pllGttGneet toi.
iella rannalla olepat 'penGlGiiet. {.
"Sitten piiritettiin Spangoroo
pobjoiiesta ia fatfaistiin fen pbteps
8ariopan fansia."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-12
@emGid bblidnnbt Safiam ran6an-
tariunfIet.

asetrogrnS. Gieto, ettd. d.Safia oil
tebnpt 8enGiGlle raubantariouflen,
tnli tdalI6 iulfilliuteen itieita pGitpiG
iitte piralliiisia piireisid ia fesfus-
teltiin iiitG aipoimestt buuman istltn-
torafennlifiesia. @ecbernee @rentia
lebti lauilui aiiasta:
<"Wee olentme iaaneet IltotettamaI.
ta tabolta tietGG, ettG Safia on
Sansfan faiitta tarionnut -@enGiGlle
@alitiian Safion pitGesiG Huolan
ldntiien oian. l1lfoaiiaipiraston erGs
eoustaia on fategoriiesti fieltGnpt o.
leipan pienintGfGGn mabbolliiuiitta
raliban feSfusteluiin. Dulr1an is-
titntoien pbtepoesiG on aiiaa fdiitel.
fp iellaiiena, iolle' Ell fannata lainata
buon,iota."
&euterin toimiston firjeenipaibta-
ia Betroeraoista sGbf0ttGd ieitraa-
ipaa:
"9ourie 8a5ette on iaaniit tietaG
liiotettapalta tabolta, ettG Safian
feilari tefi @enGiGlle eiitpfien raii-
basta tpiime piifoIla Sansfan fiinin.
fam fautta. &urinfoalle lGbetetps.
ia nastalifiesio lauirttiin, ettd fpip-
mpstG raubasta eli ipoioa ottaa eiille
npfpiiin".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-12
siirrot Ienrafnnnasta toiIeea.

Senaatti on inostiniit Srttpeoen
pitGiGn Saalpiston fplGstG fotoiiin o.
leipan talolliien S. @dlimaan ano-
mlifieen, ettd bGnen ianotitsia fplds-
ia omistamania SeiffiIG.nintinen
0,0750 mantatalin liiltrliinen perrin.
'totila no 3 ip1fineen ia alustalaifi.
neen iiirrettGiiiin Sriipeoen ieura.
fiinnasta Siripaioen ielrafitntaan
firfoIliSpnoben 1915 aliista liifien.
Senaatti on fationut, ettei &uiis.
idrmen firffoberran q. 8artiaiien
anontus, ettG Niffarannan fplG 1 p:-
STD toiifof. 1915 lufien iiirrettdiiiin
firfolliiesia iubteesia &aaipin ieura-
fltntaan ei enG6 anna oibetta n1ibin.
fGdn toimenpiteiiiin ienaatin puolel.
I'm
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-12
Soira nbraa benfeniG pelastaafIeen
lapSeu.

Seem yorf. - Dom Sobn MiIle.
rim foira, @est Galobellisia, antoi
benfenid pelastaafieen iiGntGni6 t6-
ipuotiaan tpttGren slgnes WiiIlerin,
ionfa fimppulln bpoffGii fiiparifGGr-
me. " Ca
Sptto of fulfemasia metidn IGpt,
fun Don pbt'dffid iiiofii eteenpdin ia
bpoffaii filparifadrmeen fimppuun,
iofa oil eoesid polulla ia pad ppstps-
id iualmiina bpoffGdnlGGn fulfiian
paalle. aoira iai fddrmeen tapetlf-
II, moan fuoIi itie ialfeenpdin fGdr-
nreen pureman maifiitufiesta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-12
Safian feiiari ianou Snmalan ole
uau Safiaa ipftamasIa.

@urttenburgin funinfaan onnitte-
luiGbfoianomaan ipastatesiaan @ar.
iopan malloitiifien iobbosta ianotaan
feiiarin ipastanneen ieuraaipasti:
"Weonet ipbamelliiet fiitofiet on'
nitteluistanne. Wte ndenme @ario-
man fufistunieisia buomottaipan as
feIeen iilIG tielld, iota faiffiwaltias
armosiaan on meitG iobtanltt tabdn
ioaffa. 2tottoen SGneen, meibdn
funniaffaat iotaiolffonme titleipat
iatfamaan taisteliiita fitnnialliien
raliban iaaiputtamiiefii."
Samasia iabfoianomasia ferro-
taan feiiarin antoneen Sour SeDfes
riten fiinniomerfin 8aiierin fentta-
marialfalIe prinsii 2eopoIbille, jon
ia joufot tefiip6t loppubpoffGpfien
WurSpnua maStuun.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-12
Suta intua SsrontosIa.

Sorontosia fofoonniittiin ct. Bau.
lin firfon alaialiin ii,blimaan iosia
laiilettiin ia pioettiin pubeita iota-
aiiasta. W. NJ. pirfaatefepG iota-
ministeri 2ougbeeb ianoi ettG @ng-
Iannin iotatpiraston artpion ntltfaan
Iota festGd mield puoben, iosta ipps.
I'd on ubraittunista iatfettama. Ga
naban ballitus on tilannl,t paIion
fuularuisfuia. 9lrffipiispa WecNeil
febotti miesten menem1dn iotaan.
&un 100000 cana6alaista on rinta-
masia, Min me ldbetamme tadltd ia.
nan, ettG toinen mofoma on tllosia
mielG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-12
emOmen firfOn iiIaldbetpsieara

Snomen firfon iiiGldbetDsiemra
on faantpnpt eritpiielld feboitustir.
'ielmalld Suomen ierrafuntien puo-
leenL peootafieen ieiirafuntien1nne a.
pnliaiieen barrastlifieen fen foleboin
fartrttanliiefii, iofa mainitalle feit.
ralle 7:nd iunnitntaina folminaiinit'
ben pditpGstG Suomen firfoisia foo.
taan. Eaboomme mefin main pnoles.
tanlme fiinittaa lufiiaimme bnontion
mainittlun folebtiin Suomen firton
iiiaIdbetpsielran monipuoliien ia ar
poffaan tpon alittamiiefii paifeana
aifana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-12
Canada on lGbettGnpt $4,000 miestG
rintamaan.

Sttaipa, Ont, elof. 8 p. = Sd1lla
tGnG iltana iulaistiin niimeroioen
miifaon on CANADA Idbettdnpt S0,.
600 miest6 Guropan iotdndpttdmol-
le. gsdmd niebet oipat npfpiiin iofo
&onsfaSia pariinoiiesia rintamapol-
pelufiesia tabi gnglannisia borioi-
tettopino. gioin $4,000 miestG on
borioitifien aloiiena CANADIAN eri lei.
reiIld, ioista niitd IGbetei1dn Guro-
poan tiion tiiostofin. Moinltnan ettG
iuuria miesiouffoio pbd tarioiitiui
iotopolmeIufieen. (Susfinpa miiuten
fitin ndIdn pafotufiesta).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-12
Safialaistem imnri ia robfea Dritbs
paliastiin.

3aifesta f6p NIT ielmille, ettG iaf.
iaIaiiilla on ollut ilunnitelmana iaas
ba aifaan iuuri iimiindptos 8arlo.
man ipalloitiifielle = 8enGj6n ar.
meiian b1ipitps = ia poliastru tanld
iiiunniteIma faifesia iuuritroeslaan
bilialleen.
SotilaspiireisiG tdGlIG fuitenfin o.
tafiittaan ettG iaatlloon fGpttGG fol-
me pdGrataa ia fen IiiGfii niitG, ioi-
ia on rafennettr iooan iGlfeen, iliii-
riritbtinas geifolai fpfenee pelasta-
maan Yiiolan armeiiat. Sapabtumat
itdiiellG iotanGpttGnollG t,ileipat fiii-
tenfin fiinnittamddn mailman buo-
nliota ipield ionfrn aifaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-12
Sarfea mmimaislSntS Gabptisia.

8bilabelpbia, ga. = Beniplpa.
nian pliopiston muieosta ilmoitetaan,
ettG pliopiston miieon iobtaian tob-
tori Sisberin toineenpanen1ien tiitfi-
musten pbtepoesid @gpptisid on lop-
oettp maan iiiGstd iiiiiremmoinen
temppeli @aempbisid. Eenppelin or.
mellaan rafennetr,n &anles toiien al.
fana, eli noin folme tltbatta ipuotta
iitten.
&iiten bistoriasta tieo6mme, on
Wenpbis pfii panban aian fiturin-
pia faiiprngeita, ia on tuIlut iangen
fiiulriiafii mabtaipien rafennufiien.
ia ia taioetemppeIieniG faiitta.