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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-07-31
COMPULSORY VOTING TRIED

BRISBANE, Queensland, Australia.
July. 30.-At. the recent elections the
labor party secured control Of the
government in this state, which tried
compulsory voting for the first time
in Australia Opponents of the labor
ties passed the law, believing that it
would aid them. The result proved
their mistake. = ~ :. = ~
Commenting on this new voting
idea, the Adelaide Daily Herald pre-
diets an extension of the compulsory
voting plan,> as the labor party con-
trolls Australia. The paper says q
It is to be feared that many per-
sons, who should be Enthusiastically
for labor, treat their political obliga--
tons all too lightly Ina time Of
national stress they will vote. but
when all is going we'll, many do not.
The compulsory voting provision acts
as spur to them. It may be taken
for granted that the principle will be
adonted in the commonwealth arena
at an early date. y 81 II. a ". s: u:
The Daily Herald says that the
Queensland election and the triumph
OF the labor party shows that the
voters in that state did not forget the
clumsy attempts sof the government
three Years ago to break asstfike Of
street car workers. Armed bodies Of
men were brought from the country
district and the affair was treated al
q. civil war Since then there has
been amp time to- expose the lies
that served 30 we'll years ago. and
even q n-lab Dor ters resented the
DECEPTION that had been practiced on
them 81
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-07-31

E. G. HALL AND MRS. d.
:" WOLF MAKE SHORT TALKS
Representative of Women's Or
.ganization Given Donation for
g Official Magazine. !: !, =

At the hast regular meeting of the
Duluth Federated Trades assem- bly
Frank j.. Weber, general organizer of
the Wisconsin Federation of Labor, S.
S. Mcdonald, president of the North
Dakota Federation, sE. G.. Hall, presfA
dent Of the Minnesota Federation and
Mrs. Dinah pivot, representing Life
and Labor; the official organ Of the
Wornen's Trade Union League, were
present and gave: talks on their re-
spective organizations. "l..
|, Weber Speaks.
Mr.. Weber told briefly of the or
ganization' of the state federation of
his state and pointed out the. differ
encest between the Wisconsin body
and other state declarations. I'm Wis
consin, ~ he said, eve allow only one
delegate from city central bodies, and
only organizations affiliated with the
American, Federation of Labor are
allowed to-, have a. vote in the con-
vention. In all other declarations with
which am familiar there is a great
deal OF dual representation which
naturally increases the number Of
delegates that participate in the con-
vention."
In his report to the Wisconsin con-
Vent1on, Mr.. Weber says, II am Of
the opinion that the dual representa-
ton will ultimately lead to diverting
the labor movement from it's goal,
as militant body Of the represent
alive OF labor, which ought it to be.
and become conclave of those who
have personal ambitions, both. in the
economic and political field.
The greatest danger which con.
fronts state federations of labor is
the ambition of men to advance their
personal ACCOMPLISHMENT, by using
the labor movement for their own
benefit"
North Dakota Wants Organizers,
5. S. Mcdonald, former president
of the local assembly, asked the dele
gates present to aid him in securing
an organizer from the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor in order to promote
the labor movement in North Dakota.
Mr. Hall, the next speaker, extended
mis- thanks to- the delegates of the
assembly who voted for him as presi-
dent OF the state federation at the
W1nona convention and he urged up-
on the assembly to aid. as much. as
possible the worry that is being done
among the women workers bv the
Woman's Trade Union League.
= Mrs: Wolf Gives Aid.
Mrs. Dinah Wolf, of Chicago, pre-
scented to the delegates an outline Of
the work being" done among the wo-
men of the country, and asked that
their organization and its official pa
per, Life and Labor, be given the
consideration to which. it is certainly
entitled, The assembly donated five
dollars to the movement and several
subscriptions were secured from the
members present.
Mrs. Wolf will be in Duluth and
Superior for several days and will
visit the several organizations before
returning to Chicago.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-07-31
CARPENTER DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS

Lee Nyquist of the Carpenters I'M
ion Of Duluth, who for several
months was confined to his bed, suf-
culosis died at his home Wednesday
July 81.
The funeral was held Friday the
)
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PLUMBERS STRIKE.

:. PORTLAND Me, July 30.-Plumb-
ers and steamfitters are on strike to
enforce an average wage of $40 per
day of. eight hours Employers re-
fused to accept the new rates, despite
numerous efforts Of the workers to
settle the question: T.. ..:..'
h. Think how much worse it would be
If you mad to buy coal to heat your
air castle.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-07-31
HON PROD UcTs rs coon IS 0TII1
Brave Deeds Of the
Columbia Price, Cutter

cares he lossesf Slashing prices his great
delight and with backward far advanced don't
he does long he the merchandise
cold cash' with which we pay bills. These
mutual benefit sales but the real benefit is all your
side it. you take advantage of this sale. kindly
member in reading them list figures don't tell much unless
they backed by good store worthy merchandise
such as The Columbia sells p .3Ef:.5.1-s7 -
First the Price Cutter gave you chance to buy our
very best men suits 1915 and pick any of our very
best boys suits at 1896 ~ #@t' y !.
Now this week he applied the ak to a lot Of odd
Mems suits from SIS and $40 lines and offers them
= to you at 1915. {: *: *.@ "
~ In this 1915 lot goes bunch Of tailo-made MIS-
FITS worth $25 and $780, great chance if you can
{ be fitted. J.. =. '1.:-> .~* =. >1.*.
:: MOTHERS will be most interested in what that ~
Price Cutter just did in our Boys Department.
So! s5o AMID and 8 suits Suits are ere now now * g.
- $500 and Sc suits
- A lot Of mostly $3.50 suits $495
And that is not all. ~. to- &, -
s rRD is cut of the Rgces Of al chdrsns WASH
SUITS, all chidren's TOP COATS and all
At 80 CENTS can buy 81 Boys Cloth HATS tycent
and Afty-cent KeepKool UNION SUITS. ..'~-
Russian Sailor Blouse Suits Washable 20 at HALF
and on Saturday we'll start to sell all HATS
l." boys and for men AT HALF. ...t
Come on, the bargains Finer than ever because
the early dull season has left good things stock than
ever before. 49, - -" - :: =" 49,.
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NEWS. OF. THE UNIONS
( Is i ~: 8 K s. =

Il. n CARPENTERS. Y r.. -:
Eleven: new members were initiated
into the Carpenters local during July.
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GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
The Speculative account.

The abrupt rise TN prices ye.'er,I,v
bore all the earmarks Of rush \,
cover BY thc bear party trat had p,s,.
stayed Its market The sViffress 4,
the movement and the srall amour, a,
storhs furNed over were tvp'~si "a.
lures. As such tn" movement vas
natural outgrowth of the violent A..
cline that the market has had recep,ly
The -h-st Of these movements upon -.
speculative account has been to Loo,
1t up pretty thoroughly. Yesterday,
rise was the concluding performance N.
this process. II represented & cancel.
lation OF contracts rather than ,ha
building up of new speculat.v. boz,
ton. The market is thus lef, p-s,,,
much on an even Reel, with no eN..r.
sve position on either side This yfs,
comedies more or Jess with speculate.
sentiment. which 3, Tor caution Tn.
big commission houses are now ,akir.
an opportunist attItud toward ,be
market They are telling their custom.
ers that the best course to pursue i.
day to day scalping operation. Th.C
houses are carrying very few ..o,Es
They are disincliued to hold stock. q,
go short OF them over night be,,uss
they think that the pres Mt situation
full OF dynamite They . .'I,No 'b,, :,
IL just as easy to- hc caught or tr.. NOR,
as on the long side con..,uer.i,
from twenty-five 70 nifty point iu.,-r,,,
are being demanded
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THE CURB MARKET.

Prices were bid up strongly In the
curb dealings yesterday. Business was
not particularly active. but substantial
gains were recorded throughout the list
during the early trading. stocks held
well at their higher level. though sub
iected to some proft taking sales.
Whelan issues closed fractioually
higher. while American Zinc and F1.' e
tric Boat advanced about points. IN
ternatlonal Petroleum was strong and
active and q, higher at the close.
Good fecol.ries were made IN the oil
department on moderate buying. South
Penn oil closed AZ points up. Vacuum
oil improved points, standard OIL of
New York advanced I points and Illinois
Pine Line reflected "A gain of points.
Mining issues were stronger all
around chile Copper Is rose points.
While he Pennsylvania iias were active
and = firmeT
Transact .ons in detail on the market
yesterday were as follows:
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTrER-Another decline OF lc. oe-
CURED yesterday on account Of heavy re-
ceipts, which were lS,tss packages. VINE
prices. ;he declines have not fully been
felt yet in a retail way. Al lines show
%eakness buying sengrs'y no1s . ,n.ien
quality improving Held creamery SOW
Renovated quiet Ladies unsettled
Prices: Creamery. extras, o? score, 2src, ;
higher scoring. 20 29i.c nrsts, IS 20 81
score. 27a2sc. state. dairy, tubs. finest,
CSC; good 10 prime, 2sis n ~ '1c., common
2tc; hrsts. !2la n 23c lower grades. goa
?ltsc. imitation creamery hrsts' y
3.c.; seconds goa ale; lower grades, lsg
isi.c. Packing stock. current make, No.
2, zoe lower grades isais,2G: .x
porters are buying TO some extent. which
Keeps the market Arm. Cheddsrs scarce.
old chees. nrm Prices; Fresh .d,, mats sn =
SKINS. fresh specials, Isalaxc. skins,
fresh choice, i2ai2isc.i fair TO GOOD
EGGS Although receipts w.r. asses
cases yesterday, they show falling on
from the same day week ago Fine egg
Stock Is hard 10 place, Good esss are
wanted. Southern egg. mainly poor and
slow. Nearby white plentiful and o. IN
different quality. Prices: Fresh gathered
extras. 22ia a ?3c. extras. nrsts, 81 Fl 'sc.i
nrsts, 1914 a 2oiac; seconds isd isc. stor-
age packed, frsts TO extra hrsts 2O's u
.2c.: No. |. dirties, l7Aal7isc.; hennery
whites. nne to fancy, 23a23tc.; hennery
browns, 22a?3c., mixed colors, zoo "a tac
Baltimore duck. ??d?t
LIVE POULTRS,-So quotations were
made yesterday, although IS cars arrived
with about held on track Buying II
being done at prices to he determined later
with a Hebrew holiday next week trading
is fairly good Brclers more plentiful,
DRESSED POULTRY. - Fresh kllec
fowls oyerabundant. Iced slow out steady
Dry picked In small boxes Arm. Old roost
ers steady. Fresh KILLED turkeys fairly
plentiful. but poor and slow. Long IsIanc
dVcklings, arrivals heavier, squads slow
Fancy frozen chickens and heavy fowl
arm, with movement limited. Frozen tur
keys slow chickens and geese neglected
Prices; Fowls. l2 IN box, Western. 10 lbs
aud over 10 dozen, dry picked. lsc.; lbs
aud over, iT".; old roost"rs. I2ia n "a g
squads prime, white, 10 lbs to dozen, -
. lbs. $3.50, lbs, 81. Turkeys broilers
nearby fresh. t5T%sc. Frozen turkeys dr.
picked. selected, 20d2l"., Western, zoe.
Texas, ia re-. Broilers, milk fed. 4
to q lbs. 27c. corn fed, IL to - lbs. %"
chickens. - 10 box. milk fed, ~ To 10 lbs.
l9c,. ~ lbs. and over. cote, corn fed =
to - lbs., lIc,, IS lbs, and over lSts ~ l9c
Fowls, H. to boA, 80 lbs. aud over TO dozen
| lsc. 30 TO % BIS, l5c, Old roosters, l3i. G
Ducks, Long Island. I'm " lsc. Western
fancy, ISe' Geese, Western. ia9ite
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-12
ITALIAN LIRE NOW AT LOWEST
Sensational Drop In Price In For
efgn Exchange Market.

The feature OF the foreign exchange
market yesterday was the sensational
drop In Italian lire to Sol, the lowest
price at which /, is believed to have
ever sold Foreign exchange experts
said that the reason for the tremendous
decline in the price Of lire was that the
market was dlscountng the early en-
trance OF Italy into the war. on Monday
lire closed at 5.s2ia.
The remainder OF the market ives
generally steady. Sterling exchange
advanced ~ Of a cent. in the pound
Demand sterling closed At +7Hi., with
cables at $50. This compares with
i79as for demand and t79H for cables
On The day previous. Francs wer" easier
AZ b32M for checks and j,32i, for
cables, whilo marks eased frdctionally tc
s2E for slgnt drafts and s2's fol
cables, Austrian kronen was steady al
1870,
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The Rise First.

Judging from the course Z 'ar go y.'
'or the stocks. g." action CO., M.
We'll Motors Company d.rc''..- . o..
clariug = dividend OF Is, pet ,.' p.
the preferred stock with +. Pc ra.. =
arrears in addition. should have e.
4 disapportmeu'. To some .N'a.
vas displayed In market wet 90, Sos
ierday. There is still SOM - per .-.t
OF back dividends 20 be pt.i ur re "a
ferred before the common 20 .o.1-! 30.
:erred gets anything Nry-r'ro 81. Cd.
common has risen this yea Penn A, z.
20 IS. and row stands A. IS t.r 20
second preferred. Hhlcr ht. .--. .u
IS 20 ~. is around g. A,n,-..' "a
recent high prices mus: See .n. -
lation, pure and simple Vr.. ..- Il
justified by actual 0r-l.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-12
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Frank " TAT. president ~ tho DAYTON
power and Llghf COMPANY. denied vester-
.!iv 'hs' q holding company j. being formed
iu DAYTON fo AXE Over an IN, public utili-
to- I'm that r!iy. including those Of the
DAYTON Power ant Light iompanN.
Tn. cotton Exchange -ott ~ Bruce L
Rio. has been purchased hy William
Mitchell for $4,000, which Is $1,000 under
the last previous price.
A. a .pe,ial meeting ~ The governors ~
Tho Now York stock Exchange. Winthrop
Bu~r V.ts elected vice. re,ltcn' In the
pl,.e ~ charles VI <cV,onhs vi New.
rnmca ~. o's,'oi treasurer Of the eN-
hang. on NoIia'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-12

creased a. isi and surplus was s7i3 better
than for the hrst four months Of l9li.
4 dividend 90 : per cent. was declared on
the preferred stock, PAYABLE July 10 on
account Of accumulated dividends.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-12
RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS.
Transaction. from Opening to ass r. n.

Am Co, on ass Gen Electric Sc " Y nv. adj So
1000. OOls 1000. % 1000. 90. 5 q SO
Am Hide 4 I. rs CRANKY VI CIV ss iOOOn D
1000. O2is Series Ny state p7s
Am SmeltSrc ca 1000. 1903 5000. 90
$4,000. lO5 Green nay W NY Westch ter
ArT&r .ovt'' deb ser Boston as
5000. 100 loo. ..72 1000. e.. : d "a
An, T & + RI, 's Hook Val u.s. NorfSWPoca is
100. sS3l 5000. ..n3i2 5000. = STA
hTSSf CIV u Hud SM fdg Is NorthPacihc ~
1907 Series 1000. % -
10000. OOl2 10000. o.. STA !CO,s1 y -
5000. OO3i ION 1000. ..o2
sT&sl r~n u Hud 4 Nan Adj -pNs,h az
1000 u33i 1900 '2St, 1000. . . . q
1000. "a 500 25I2 .,Wisi p2 q
5000 ., . a.. III cen, . 1855 900 2. 2 "
1000. .o4 1000 so orthPacihc }.
ttConst Line & Indiana steel 81 10000. Dol. u =
5000 .p2l. 1000. pp1, 1000. 49,. u i =
1000 ..n2 lnscor. Cop cv 1000 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-12
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Tho San Antonio Traction COMPANY a
subsidiary Of the American Light and
Traction Company. Will increase its capita
stock to 81 500, 00C, The American Light
and Traction Company VIII take the 81,
1000 new stock In payment Of advance
made AT various times 20 the subsidiary
company for the purpose OF capital i'm
provcments and bettrrments
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-12

Alaska 6 cy o. GRANNY " c. - pcnnl 49, 50
1000 | I Series TEN cts
ATS ST zen 5000. lO3 5000 q 3 =
10000. .p4ls hud An %. 81 Raw con Coo q.
h so.s ss'a al . l SsT'e' rs 1909 -
BIN Han IT :, Hud 4 Man ADJ Reading sr -
5000 lO9 5000 20 ls.S1N p ia
Cen Leather - lnsCon. cop CIV Rep las IS 1910
5000. ... gpll - 1877 1000 2 ? =
Cent Pacific ist :oOo | pa. 81 Louis SW ISt
5000 - 800 800 81 80 R.nrs T ).
cSoev IS 5000 2"l2 1000 %. /!
CNaStP cv ti1s 3Oon - 10000. . . ,
insrS2o. o SI2 5000 - \ SO Pacific cv IL
5000 a13. Iaterb r re. 5000. IS "a
Chi RiaP ref IS 5siss5 SoPacfc ref (.
1000. 90 10000 Q sis 5000. ..,S-
Colo W eat 4Iss intcrboro Me, Southern RS -
1000 - col trustees 500 g.t.
5000 90 Lisge,t & VI SIS 1000. - u
Cuban IS 1000. ! OOl2 CnonPac CIV IL
1904 No Pacific Is 1000. ..- q q =
iocopS]D asls :o0o a. L steel 81 50
llet Tun U.s. Cen deb a. $1,000. OF
5000. ...pOI2 rCis fun pi 1000 | o -.
nisilllrs Secur- 10000 a - Wabash ist
lite, corps RVS sd ). r,N' OOl ,
1000 ... 5 10000 .... , /, Wabash cNt n
trlePenn Coal Ny Tel gn liaS 5000 90. 2 q
Cul tr Is 5000. q Tl2 tcnTruSt ctfs
loO0....SU 1000 @ I 5000. :. 7
Penna Is 1915 Mcst= ~ ~ IS
1000 1000 | o .
Total bond sales par value, So 9I2 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-12

For tho hrst time IN many years the
Massachusetts Electric Companies failed
TO earn interest charges and taxes for the
March quarter. Earnings for the nine
months ended March 81 were equivalent
to about 80 per cent, on the preferred
stock or approximately one half OF | per
cent. less than dividend requirements
Operated companies have also felt the
business depression In New England
Gross earnings of the companies for the
nine months increased only 1883. while
net derreascd Sls7,ts:, or more than 20
per cent,
GROSS earnings of tn" Keystone Tele
phone Company Tor April we're fii2,G6G.
an lnoreas. ~ SASH, with net OF tdI,5s7
a gain 81 S90j compared with April, 1914.
The surplus for tho month was sal ,o6l. or
a decrease OF $50 For the four months
St3,72?. an Increase Of eo,75:, Ne. in-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-12

RQNnS

ss5l"o Chile Copper ;s..u6 rs il''. 10.
5000 Penn r.s I...... ssis ssS ?,'. ss'.
sell cent. per share
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-12

to-day,
, 45371 3l.92s7R
a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-12

'FN dividend
Where a 80" follows
a quotation Il :ndi.
Gates a bid or offer
for 10 shares,
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STANDARD OIL QUOTATIONS.

/. Par value. SO. 'E1 ilvlt,n /
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-19
"Temaian uallanfnnonfien Giti"
DrittGnDt farata Siperiasta.

Cost Orange, N. s., elof. 16 =
Wtme Catherine 8resbfopsfaia, jofa
tinnetaan pleiienmin liifanimell1
"8endiGn mallanflimoufien Giti" ia
iofa tltomittiin pari ipuotta fifteen e.
linfaittiieen wanfeitteen Siperiaan,
on mliiitettu npt Safutsfiin allpan
.iGGmeten l1belle, ilmoitetaan 9llice
Stone 8lacfwellille tGnne iaapunees.
ia firieesiG.
9resbfoipsfaia on II tpuotias ia
oipat banen iilmania Min fipeGt, ct.
tel ban moi niiIlG ollenfaan lllfea.
Sanen miluttamilenia Saflitsfiih e.
pamiellpttdlpGmpadn paiffaan Sipe-
riaSia, tapabtlii fen muofii etta bGn
oil, faboefiantoista flit,fautta fGriit-
tpadn prittanpt farata Siperiasta.
ytoin fpmmsnen puotta litte tefi
Wme 9resbfopsfaia matfan Mmeri.
faan iosta palattliaan banet aietet-
tim ipptteeieen ia tiiomittiin aieioen
lenittamiiestG elinfautiieen panfelt-
teen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-19
Samnes &ulebmainem aIettanit mn.
ben maailmanennGtDfIem

auuliiiia iiiomalainen iuofiiia
Sannes &olebmainen l0i toisia fun.
nuntaina Wlltomab.tlubin fentGlIG,
Bortlanoisia, Ore, taos pbben maa.
ilmanennatpfien. &ariintafilpailus.
ia ban .ipoitti belposti filpaiIiiania
slbel &iiuiotin iuosten neIiGn moi.
lin matfalla nelid fierrosta, eli mel.
ia niioesoia MALTA folrnesia miniri-
tisia ia 80 iefunnisia. SGrnG OF
iiliii ennatps ianotiilla matfolla ia o.
iottaa, etta &olebmainen fpfenee tpie-
mGGn laafereia lpbpemmiIl1fin mot
foilla. Suomiota berGtti npos Bat
&panin nalaranbeitto, 100 ialfaa, 10.
ia npos oil uuii ennGtps, &pan mott
taen oman ennGtpfieniG 189 ialfaa
61a tu1maa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-19
SerGstnptanto elpDs.

Sbaron, ga. = HGillG tienoilIa H.
iaitieipat rautaiulimot, iotfa oipst OF.
leet ieiiaifiisia 10 noin ieitiemGn
muotta, tillaan panemoon fGpntiin
min pian fiiin mabbollista pbG Poi.
ma pGimaltG faspanan rauban fp.
iDnnan ipuofii. glripellaon, ettG ola
iiilimosta iaaoaan fGpntiin 10 Iofa.
FUN eniinlGiieen pGiipGGn mennesiG.
W. III. on g8nllep Wtolb & SSron
fomppanian preiioentti ilmoittanut,
ettd ianotulle pbtiolle fitlllupa 9lIi-
ce iulimo pannaan fGpntiin min pian
fnin maboollista. @afii ieiiaufiisia
ollutta iulattoa WeiolerisiG on min l.
fG6n otettu forioitstpon alailefii ia
&epublic Sron & Steel fomppanion
omistomoa Sail iulimoa on rpbopttp
panemaan fGptt5flntoon. &aiffi I'd.
ma merfitiee terGsteolliiuuoen bro-
mottapaa elppmistG, iofa jog ie moi
pafiintitmammin jdtfua, on rnitG
tGrfein1mGstG ariposta maan teolli-
iltuselGmGlle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-19
&eiiariiualta Giinaan.

Befing, elof. 16 b. = &iinan taia-
mallan npfpinen prelioentti Ouan
Sbi &ai oifoo iulistaa itleniG &iinan
feiiarifii ia fesfustelee parbaillaan
tGstG oiiasta lifeilimpien fannatta-
iienia ia Sobn Sopfiniin pliopiston
profesiorin Sranf Sobnion @ooono-
min fansia, iofa on neltiponantaiana
3iinan ballititfielle lafifplpmpfiisiG
ia on piettdmdsid feidania 9efin.
eisiG.
Selma tuli toioipoIlafii belntif. 12
.p. 1912, iolloin feiiari &uong Gu
erotettiin nirastaan ebelliienG miio-
terd tapobtlineen maIlanfumousioban
iGIfeen. Nonfingin palIanfun1oiif'
ieHinen ballitus of laatinut DGIi-
difaiien perustrslain ia tGnlGn mo-
joIla fofoontui pGliaifainen ebus.
fiinta Befingisid bubtif. 8 p. 1913.
EpippGinen peristusIafi laooittiin
ia eouSfunta bppGfipi preiioentin ia
noroprelibentin molintao ia pirfa-
faiitto fosfeipot foboat. yaGiSen mo-
iolla ipaIittiin Guam Sbi 4ai 4iinan
preiioentifli ipiioen ipuooen oiafii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-19
Safialainen iueSenalaiuen iuene nppt.
tammt inumalaiien terGsparfin.

US. t. IL p. iai lailpanlparustus.
pbtion @uran toimitusiobtaia, meri-
fapteeni Sobn Sengitrom. iabfoiano.
mantieoon nelimastpiien terGsparffi.
laipan "Wtarion 2igbbobpn" pGGlIi.
foltd, merifapteeni q. @runnerilta,
ettd iafialainen Debenalainen meme
oil upottanut laiipan torpeeoolla.
Wtiebisto on pelaStilnlt Sueenitop.
min. 2aitpa oil natfalIa 8alparai-
iosta, gbilestG, &aeenstop'iin ia of
iiina 1921 tonnin jppGlasti. sc of
ipafuntettu iotapaaran maralta eng.
lannin 2loDoisia faiffiaan 1000
pnnnasta. Sitd patti le oil mafu,,-
tettu Slomen Meriipafultuspbti0s-
ia. 2aiipa of rafennettu Queens.
tomnisia 1883 ia oil ie 2,060 netto
registeritonnin fantoinen. Wiebist6
oil fotoiiin paGaiiasia Surun ieuoul-
ia. Soiipa oil ostettu Surfliun 10.
1918 ia oil binto ollrt 1900 pun.
taa eli noin 10000 marffaa.