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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
Germans $425,OO0,000
Held by Great Britain.

London. April 22.-The estimated
value Of German property In Great
Britain now In the custody oil the
public trustee was given IN the
House of Commons this afternoon
AZ about 1926. 100000. by Russell
Rea. representing the Board oil
Trade. lie made the statement In
response TO a question from Lord
Charles Beresford. whom he as
sured that these German assets
will be available for such disposal
as seems proper on the conclusion
of peace
Lord Beresford had suggested that
Englishmen owning property IN Ger
many should be recompensed from
this fund, and that $4,000 daily
should be confscated for every
British officer subjected to i'll treat
ment while a prisoner In Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
PARTISAN SOClETYS
WAR LOSSES 1900

Paris. April 22.-"Tout Paris"
social register of the French
capital, just issued, contains the
names of 1900 Parisians killed on
the battlefield up TO February 25,
1915. Included in this number are
the names of 20 generals. 367
other officers, Is priests and 1873
titled members of the sristocrscy.
The register also gives the names
Of 200 society people in the Tout
Paris" OF last year who are now
classed as undesirable" This list
includes Germans Austrians and
Turks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
HEALER FAILED TO CURE
Yonkers Coroner Acts on
Death of tuberculosis Victim.

Coroner Dunn, of Yonkers, is investi-
eating the death of Mrs Anna Wendell,
who died yesterday at her home. 10
Radford Street, after being treated by
a Christian Science healer.
An autopsy disclosed that the woman
died from tuberculosis. She had not
been attended by physician. Mrs.
WcndelVs husband was assistant treas
urer of the New York Central Railroad.
She was seventy years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
100000 POLES
NEAR STARVATION
Jews Suffer Most Severely, Be
cause of Prejudice, London
PhilanthrOpist Says.

London. April -. Seven million
Poles. OF whom two million are Jews,
are In dire need Of food This state
ment was made to-day by Hermann
Landau. a prominent Jewish phllan-
tnropist Of London.
"Of these sufferers 100000 are east
Of the Nistula River and 100, 900
vest Mr.. Landau said. The Jews are
even poorer than the GeAtilcs, because
of the boycott against the Jews in
parts Of Poland before the beginning
Of the war.
political and religious prejudice
against the Jews also renders their
condition worse than that of the Cath
ohcs. In parts OF Poland evacuated
by the Germans many Jews are living
on potato peelings and garbage left by
the army. The Catholic population has
been able to flee beyond Warsaw in
much larger number than the Jews.
"The citizens committee at Warsaw
is the only large agency for afTording
relief for refugees. Although the mem
bership of this committee consists Of
four Jews and six Gentiles. it has been
impossible to employ workers who
would deal fairly with the Jews. Con-
scquently another committee has been
organized. under the Craftsmanship Of
Baron GunZburg. to administer relief
without regard to religious faith.
"Where relief is provided for the
Poles the daily allowance TO each per
son is only an amount equivalent to
four cents, which is barely enough to
keep the people alive in a country
where prices are high. It is difficult
10 obtain food az any price.
The Rus sian government has been
considerable in its treatment OF Jews
in the portions of Poland occupied by
Russian troops, but the Jews are suf-
fcring greatly from persecution in the
portion Of Galicia which Austria still
holds, as Austria suspects all Poles Of
dislOyalty."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
Russians Beaten Back
i'm UZsOk Pass Attack

Vienna. April % (via London The
following official communication was
issued tonight:
an Russian Poland and Western Ga
licia isolated artillery engagements are
reported.
"0n the Carpathian front fresh at
tacks against our positions on both
sides of the UzsOk Pass were repulsed.
In these violent attacks, which were
stopped partly by our artillery and
partly by counter attacks by our in
fantry, the enemy suffered heavy losses
before our positions at the top of the
pass. which was attacked several times.
More than 400 Russian dead were LEFT,
while / 200 Russians were captured.
"On the other sectors of the Car
pathian front and in Southeast Galicia
and Bukowina only local artillery en-
gagements and skirmishes are report
ed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
WAS TIED TO BLAZING
BED, WIFE CHARGES
Woman, in Hospital with Broken
Thigh, Accuses Husband of
Trying to Incinerate Her.

Charged with tying his wife TO a
bed, beating her and then setting the
bed afre, Dominick Barletto, of - East
10th Street, was arrested last night
and locked up in the East 126th 81.
police station. His wife is in serious
condition in the Harlem Hospital, with
fractured left thigh. bruises and
burns on her hands and feet
Supported by her fourteen ear-old
daughter. Josephine, Mrs. Barletto
limped into the Harlem court yesterday
and told her story 70 Magistrate APP
pleton. She said that she has been
separated from her husband, but on
Wednesday went to his home to visit
her five children. She remained too
late to take car back for White
Plains and remained all night.
She awoke about o'clock yesterday
morning, she said. to find her husband
tying her 10 the bed. She said when he
completed tying her he beat her with
stick until she was nearly uncon-
scious, then set fire 10 the bed and ran
out. Her daughter. Josephine, came in
few moments later, put out the flames
and cut the cords.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
new YPRES BATTLE
OVER WIDE FRONT
Germans Press Attack OH
Hill 6O-FrenCh Adj
vance on AlSaCe.
lr, cshe to The TtIBune. ]

Paris, April %. - Their violent
counter attacks against the low ridge
known as Hill 80 were again con-
tinued by the Germans in force
Wednesday night, and are still being
pressed, but the battle is now by no
means confined to this single spot. A
second battle of Ypres is in progress
on a front now beginning TO extend on
both wings. The Germans have made
one strong outnanKlng movement from
the south Of the ridge. and TO the
north Of Ypres itself has been bonn
bardcd much more violently than at
any time during the war.
The French have made another sub
stantial advance eastward in Alsace,
and have driven the Germans from two
menacing lines of trenches in the for
est of Apremont. near st. Mihiel. &C
cording TO the following official report
issued tonight by the War Office:
"Near Langemaick, to the north of
Ypres, the British have repulsed two
attacks. At Hill so, near Zwartlene.
the violent German counter attacks
have definitely failed. The losses of
the enemy are higher than the figures
indicated yesterday.
"Near ST. Mihiel. in the forest Of
Apremont, we carried by assault two
successive lines Of trenches at a place
called the Cows Head which formed
in our positions a salient that seriously
embarrassed us. A very large number
of German dead were left on the
ground. We took fifty prisoners.
"In Alsace we have continued to
make progress on both banks of the
Fecht To the north we hold the con-
fuence of the Fecht, and its left bank
aflluent. the Wurmsa; to the south we
have reached Schlinssloch, thus gaining
ground toward the east in the direction
of Nptzeral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
TARS WILL GET LEAVE
Hamburg American Line Got
No Orders to Stop Vacations.

julius Meyer. resident director of
the Hamburg American Line, emphati-
cally denied last night a report from
Washington that orders had been is
sued TO employees of the company's
liners tied up in Hoboken not TO re-
quest furloughs or vacations after
June /.
Captain Jahcke. pier superintendent.
insisted that he had not received any
such instructions.
The fact of the matter is that we
are anxious to help our men to get
vacations" he said. THE rumor that
we are getting ready for some mysteri-
Gus activity after June is too silly
20 merit comment. No man can
foretell what the changes will be in
the war situation within the next
thirty days"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
BRITISH RECRUITS POUR IN
Response of Country to War
Call Praised in Commons.

London. April 22.-"The recruiting
results of the last few months have
been most satisfactory and gratlty-
ing" was the statement delivered IN
the House Of Comons this afternoon
from War Secretary Kitchener by
Harold J. Tenant, Parliamentary
Secretary Of the War Office. Month
by month the stream Of new men mas
been maintained with amazing regu-
larity." Mr.. Tenant said. and when
the time comes TO call for stlll more
men | am confident the nation Will
resnond with the same readiness. de-
cision and promptness as it has re-
sponded in the past
Mr.. Tenant laid particular stress
on the importance Lord Kitchener at
tached to a limitless supply OF artill-
cry ammunition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
BRITAIN OPPOSES
PROHIBITION PLAN
Shorter Hours for Public Houses
Likely To Be Proposed
by LLOYD George.

London, April p. That the British
government does not intend to have
recourse % prohibition in dealing with
the drink question was inferred from
Premier Asquth's statement in the
House Of Commons this evening that
on next Wednesday or Thursday the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, David
Lloyd George. would bring forward
proposals for dealing with the limit
ing of facilities for drinking"
The Prime Ministers remark was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23

tendance among business men is On. "a
great war-driven religious reviy,
He refuses TO see anything senss.o,,i
in it.
81 don't think it Is due 50 much y,
a revival as 10 the fact that the elsry,
of the city are awakening 10 the kpoti.
edge that these services are much
needed and really wanted the war nav.
ing merely intensified the necessity b,
them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
FRANCE TO CARE
FOR WAR ORPHANS

Paris, April % 1t was decided to
day by the Cabinet that children made
orphans by the war should be cared
for and educated by the state.
A commission representing the sew
eral ministries concerned will be APP
pointed TO examine bills already in
troduced in Parliament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
MANY RED CROSS HOSPITALS

m the war zone have ordered Aliens
Foot Ease, the antiseptic powder for use
among the convalesctut troops. shaken
into the shoes or dissolved an the foot
bath. 10 gives refreshing rest and prevents
tho feet getting tired or foot sore. Drug
and Department stores Every where sell II.
DON'T accept any substitute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23

generally interpreted as meaning INN
the hours of sale for public houseSs
would be considerably. curtaIlgu
throughout the country, and not mercy
In the areas where munitions OF war
are manufactured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23

Everything men and boys
wear in Springtime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23

Mackintoshes.
About 20, in tan and olive
shades, with military collars
and raglan shoulders.
These are part of a lot that
we were fortunate enough to
pick up; they'd sell for
$500 regularly.
$50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
Here what April showers

bring
600 umbrellas.
All pure silk, with natural
wood handles.
Not our regular stock, but
qualities that we'd sell regu-
larly at from $500 to $50.
$2.65.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-25
Merfillimem lmommomilmi6.

2iiffumia iaaria ilmaantliil tuor
tltostafin Saipaliaaren firfforannas.
ia, fertoo gteIG.S aimaa. gnii fer.
ran ilmestpi iellaiiia mime ipfipnG.
%iolloin nii6en luultiin frlfeneen JOS
tain fauempaa. Wutta ie leiffa, ct,
tel iaaria ole taipattli misiGGn mltil.
ala, ~olottaa niioen fuitenfin ilmestp.
men aiipan lGbeltG. Sooenn1foistG on
fin, ctta iuuri pappilan Iaboen iul,l.
la olefpa rrnias iGrlpenpobiafaspuI
liiulls on aifojen fuIuesia mGoGntp.
MT ia muobostanrit iGrtpen pobjaar
maaferroStuman, jofa jostain tots.
taiicfii Northumberland ippstG TO.
boaa dina pinnalle.
Suurimmat iooret oipat fooltaar
noin aarin laaiuiiia, ia otpot iiit1
paattGen, ettei tuuIi faa niitG IiiffeeI.
lie, mariin wobnoia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-25

omen ia rauhan julia on saapumassa. Siloin on tapana ihmisten
Kesken koko krstikunnassa antaa lahjoja ystSvine, omaisile ia "a
|kastetuile. = Jos tella on jokin joka on ystavyyden, sukulaisuu-
den taikka rakkauden STELLA sidottu teihin ia tie haluatte namat
siteet lujttaa ia uudistaa, taikka tahdotte voittaa jonkun rakkau-
den, min paras jouulahja on hieno kultakello. ia tie olette tilai-
suudessa saamaan sen meilta imaiseksi.
Koulumme on onut onnelinen saamaan suuremmoisia lahjoi-
tuksia taman vuoden aikana. ia johtokuntamme on paattanyt
kayttaa sanotut varat opinhaluisten henkil0jen innostamiseksi
k~ayttamaan ~hyvakseen Observation-Disclosures tarjoamaa suurta tt
laisuutta itsensa kehittamiseen, englanninkieen taydeniseen oppi-
miseen ia parempiin olosuhtesin ia toimin seka suurempHn 81
saantuloihin paasemiseksi.
Innostaaksemme opinhaluisia henkiloita oppimaan englannin-
kielen kirjAaihto kurssimme kautta, olemme paattaneet antaa
oppilaile jotka ennen joulupaivaa alkavat englanninhdaen kurssin
koulussamme, muistolahjaksi yhden kaisarvoisen Ia karatin kul-
|taisen %(gold-fled) kenon, SAMOA joita me 10 ennenkin olemme
Ilahjoittaneet oppilaillemme ia joista olemme saaneet min monet
Ikiitokset.
Naista kelloista pienemmat kenokauppiaats aavat maksaa ten
|taaseen $500 kappale ia ottavat nista tavalisesti $500 myy-
|dessa.
Pyytakaa nyt hei selostusta englanninkielen kursseista eta
saatte taman kenon.r
NATIONAL SCHOOL OF CORRESPONDENTS,
n. o. BOX 107, =: :: !: CHlCAGO' lLLlNoIo'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-25
Sniia Yubianmaalla.

Seriantaina 10. t. % p. ioutui Mla-
talon perdIId &estiIGsiG IGbellG Sent
min taloa SamuIi 2aafion fofii lam.
masta iuoen reipittGmGfii. Iinoas.
taan i%oitafin naban paIaiia idtti buff.
ia tooistifiefii fapnnistGGn. Sails
td Darmasti noitiin pGGttGG iuoen
tienoilla liiffuneen. Sappopoiffa on
ainoastaan noin 2 filometrin pGGsiG
mainitusta Semmin talosta.
&esfipiiffona 10. t. pop. aomulIa
flo Z aioisia nGbtiin 2iminsasio 81.
mingonlaboen r~annalla GautafpIGn
alongosio iuii bolfptteIemGn biljaI-
leen cteenpGin. Yeto nGptti jotenfin
robfealta. Simingan &erunmoosia
on crGaltG torpparilto bGminnpt fafii
lomntasta ia quulloon blifan nc lpie.
f1een.
SiiStai,iltona 10. +. 10 y. oil fluff
Semmcfien &aurunfpIdsiG wienpt G.
rGGstG maiasta, josia toiin Ct ollut
olpco, fofii lamlnasta. Scum milian
noaplri oil Italia palaamasia Or.
lusta, Iopii ban raaoellit lampaat
toprGstd. Soinen oil iiIIoin ipielG
bcngisiG, ipaiffa aitpan aiputtomasia
tilasio. Soiielta oil peto iitG ipastoin
iponpt iiidlmpfiet ia toiicn fplien.
inImuiitta o~iottaa iefin, etta
molcmmista fen ubreista oil rctpittp
irti iultria nabfafaistaIcita. Tarfoin
idIfid ia muita ieiffoia tutfittaesia
or tilti ,uarmasti pafuutetifii, ettd
raateliia on to6eIlafin oIInt iuii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-25
Hvain ibmissyddmsen.

Sunnettn cipanfeIista. tcbtori s.
". 0aeoecfer, jofa tefi I~oojoja mat
foia 8enGidIld ia Siperiosia rifof.
ientefiidin ia monfien Iuona, iuIis'
toofieen BELLE SumaIan ianaa ia Ie'
mittGdfieen pieniG beneeIIiiid Iebtid
BELLE, tuIi ferron Suomecn ia fuIfi
meio6nfin ponfiIoisidmme. EGdior
monfiIoibimme toimitti bGneIIe ipo'
pooberrotar MooiIto @re6e. iofa III
ten tunnettio eldmGniG tebt1rpGfii or
ottaniit fGpo1 mnneeiIIe iuIistomasic
ionomaa ipntistcn peIastoiano. Sdr
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-25

taas fomeroibinia ia rasfaot oipet lu'
fittiin liijasti.
"NistG iobtuu'', fpipi g. lGsnG-
oIeipalta manfilan mirfailiialta, "et'
I'd minun oifaiiempi iaarnani Ell moi.
futtanut mitGGn, naan pGlinpitomat-
tomGnG iopa bappamina fuunteliipat
minua, mutta tGnddn on Jana loptu.
npt beibdn ip%oGmiGdn". 8irfailiian
ipastaus oil merfiIle pantapa. Scr
%raieni", ianoi bdn, mirbe oil fam.
nofiesi6. Sofa ferta ,furt ianoitte:
"raffaat pstGmGnil" tai "meliet!"
fGptti oppiniit fieIenfdGntdid ionoia:
tie faniat" tai tie pangit"., .Niiori
reiti 'iitdpastoin fadnii pubuttelnia.
name. "raffoat p~stGtpGnil" toi mpos
"@eIienil" TuIIa pubutelIiifii iiten,
oil belle iperrattain uutta, iobon be
eimGt oIIeet %tottiineet. Gpain beioGn
ipodmiinid oil ibmiieIIinen oianotto
ia raffous.
IA
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-25

Snomen leboet fertoipat pleenii
Siiomea ubfaaipasta nGlGnbG6GstG
iofa iobtiu .piliamaroicn puiitteesta
Hiinpd on olIitt eritpinen neumotteIr
fofous ienaatiSia elintarpefpipmpf,
iest1. SiIIG crGisiG iubtcisia olfac
afeina 10 fGriistpd iongen pabasti ia
lpaotii pifdiiia toimenpiteitG.
Senddtin talousoiaston porapu-
b%ccnjoDtoio, famariberro 0rppinofi
on ~. t. 81 p:nG ldbettGnpt maan FIJI.
pernoorcilIe fiertofirjelmGn; iosio
buomautetaan, ettd "elintarmefDiD.
mps maasfa fGp pGipG pGimGltG pbG
%fireGmmGfii, ia on fGpnpt ielmille,
ettG eIlei aiman beti rpbbptd toimiin
tarpeeIIisten miliatanarojcn banffi.
miicfii SuomelIe, moi miiutamio
paiffafuntia fepadIIa ubdta ndIdnba-
I'd. SaIfoien piennin liiGGntpminen
Sliomesta Hietariin ia niiben fipi.
biiIien puutteen muofii faspanut fp-
Ipnt1 antafpat aibetta peIfoon. eta
mposfin polttoaineista moi ipntp1
puute. @beIleen on ola ioferitebtais.
ia raafa.ninei6en priitteesia iofo 10
Iopettanut toimintonia tai on pafo.
tettu foboaffoin tefemGGn fen, mifG
ieiffa pboesid muutamien miiben
acknowledgements toiminnan fesfep-
tpmiien fansia ubfaa i%aattaa ioufon
tpoipGfed t~pottomGfii".
Pitden aiemaa bpipin mafamana
ia f%atioen tarpeeIIiiefii ottaa fpip-
mps borfittoipofii eritpiiesid neunot.
teIlifofoufiesio, iobon moan foiffi FIJI
pernoorit ia muutomien fesfusDi-
rastoien pddIifOt OttuUut oioa, on ie.
nadtti pGGttdnpt futiiia tGlloiien TO-
fouficn foolIe ia ppptdd taIousoios-
ton uoropubccniobt. tdmdn ioboos-
ia fuwcrnoorcid iiiben mennesio
bonffimaon mabooIIiiimmon tarffojo
~tictoia eIintorwcfpipmpfien tiIasio
cri Iddncisfd iefd ottamaon icIipilIc,
onto cbfd torpccIIista rpbtpd toimcn'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-25

oil bpipGntabtoiiesti @aeoecferin q
mustajana ia tiilffino, foSfa y. ei o.
Ionnut iuomea. Soilinaun ofpusti-
pat tobtorio tieoemiebemme, lotto
fdGniimat bGnen pitGmiGdn pubeita.
2crranfin @:n iaarnateSia ia pro-
fesiorimmc fdGntGesia bdncn iaar'
mania iuomefii ieiioimat pangit RI
meisi1 ia fuuntelimat wieraan mie'
ben ianoia, mutta faiffien fasfuoisto
Ioisti omituiien fanfeu ia fplnia tnn'
neIma. SiIIoin pmmdrii g., ettG bd.
men I6mmin iaornania Ct ollut tebnpi
minfGGnIaisto ipoifutusta, woan fui'
Iiiania oIipat jdpffiG ia fplmid FUN
firfon ieinG.
Wutta ban pGGtti teboG nitocn
fdpnnin iomoan ipanfiIaan. Sallo
tcrtaa opiisti bGntG neiti N. 8reoe.
SGn ei ollut eiitpfiesidGn pddsipt TO-
pinfaon pitfaIle, fun monen poban'
tcfiidn iiImGt fppneItpipdt ia fospo'
jen Inject oioittipat, eta bGnen ia
mania ip0fipimGt ippGIle tuntoibin jc
pebmittifpGt monto fiwifopao ipodn'
ia. TerGipGt opat iinun nucleii min
cttd foniot ~footuipot oles; ne iottii'
wot funinfoan miboIlistcm ipodmeer
(Vi, 40: 81.
Saornon idIfecn wietiin pansii
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-25
GrAar-~sAe-~aAe-~s
Siippafmnnan nntiiia.

&uopion.) YlimGGrGinen pappi
Mauri Soffonen on mGGrGttp Oulun
faipungin fomisiionerin apulaiiefii
lofaf. % p~Gim1st1 iouluflun 1 pai-
iuGGn ia fen iGlfeen 10. t. firffober.
roffi niimemoinituSla pitGi6Sid tots
taiiefii.
3empeleen 10. t. pitGiGnapulainen
S. s. Yeltonen OH iolluf. 1 pGilpGstG
m~d1r1ttp Solon ent1ieurofumnan ~.
t. fappalniiefii ia Sin 10. t. firffober.
ra 6. g. Sapaninen mainitusta D..
Iufien &empelecn M. t. pit1i1nopr-
loiiefii.
Guopion 10. t, fomministeri Slmos
ri Spm1rinen OH i%ouluf. 1 p. tois.
taiiefii nimitettp firffoberran mirfa-
ia armoipuooen ioarnaoiafii Suonen,
ioelIe.
Talotfaan poifa Wanne Wtuotfa
on Iofaf 81 pGipGstG lufien mG1r1ttp
boitamaan Wuonionisfan 3:matta
fatefeetanmirfaa.
S1rmentaufieIIe Oh mponnettp l1-
pa muiittaa maltion %apuraballa 1914
aIottamania ulfomaiien opintomat-
fan iuunniteImaa ia lpbentdd opin.
toaifaa.
SaIof. Subo Soiiponen pnnd uieat
miiit taIoIliiet &iiopion pitGiGn SEQ.
tafalmen, Beltoniemen ia apondn fp.
Iisi1 oipat tlomiofapitulillc ilmoitta.
meet tlIepania maIittamaan ienaattiin
tuomiofapitllin antamasta pdGtof-
iestd malittaiain nalitufieen &iista.
meoen ieurafunnan perustamista fos-
fctuasia iutusia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-25
SuOmen uutiSia.
s~~0NA-1Nrs-ANE

foneita, ieIlaiiia, ioioen tarffllus fGr
palion pli iofapGimGiippoen. g.. oIul
tpfpoan Waaiasia, ioSia bGnell1 on
oma tpjopaiauia ia oina pieni t19ti-
torniniafin, ioSia iuurinta buomioto
berGttaa omatefoinen merioiaaniput.
IT, l~uultopasti ainoa Suomesia mal.
mistetht, jolla otetaan oifa taiipaan.
fappaleista.
=. Soubimuoren felloiepGnliiffeel.
lc on g. malmiStaniit fellolaitteen,
iota iiomefii moilimme nimitt1G t1b.
titicteelliiefii iparmulsfellofli. Mai-
nitun fellon iGlfeen ionfa binta on
1000 mf., malmistao Q. parbaallaan
toista $500 MT. bintaista, mibin til.
fec erindiIiG tieteelliiisiG t0isiG tar.
mittamia Iaittcita, ioita ei fen eoel-
tGiGsi6 ole.
Sdllaisten plcn falliioen fello.
len jdlf. ioille taatonn iopa ollie mi.
nulltinfin tarffuus m~uooesia, rpbbp-
oddn malmiStamaan Ditofeampia,
10000 marffaa mofiapia felloja,
joioen tarffuuS mpos tulee olemaan
iellainen, ettG fen pitGiii riittGG alma.
fin taipalliiille fuoleipaiiiIIe.
&ronografi on ella mpos tefeil-
la, ia luolmistllnee ie piaffoin. 81
on Mathematician tapainen fotle.
iofa on Dbbistettp tdbtifelloon, ia Jon.
ia aipltlla moioaan bapaita aifa tai.
maanfappaleista loo iefunnir
tarffulloeIla. SeIiingin tGbtitornis'
iafaan eli iellaista fonetta mielG ole.
Safiasta tilattuina oipat ieIlaiiet tl1I.
leet %mafiamaan noin $50 inf.
Sotufangas ottaa mp0s moImis.
taafiecn %oppifouIuiIle feIloloitofiia.
ioisia ciintpp fofo maoiIma pienois.
%foosia, iellaiiena fliin npfpinen t1bti.
tieoe len tuntee. &elloisia trIee ole.
maon maapallomme liiffeineen, ful
nouluinen, losfuineen ia ~poibeineer
faiffi planeetat fiertoaifoineen iefG
iuurimmot f%iintotGboet Iiiffeineen
&aiffien taitpaanfappoIten nloIut
lasfrt, fiertoaiat y. m. liiffeet tulc.
ipat felloSia mastaamaan tarfolleer
iamoia aifoja luonnosia. 8iiiaritaii
luille tuIce aietettapafii, t%apaIliicr
oian ia tdDoelIiien falcnterin Iii1fIi
tGbtiaifa, ionfa iamaan f~Gpntilaitof.
ieen oifein pboistGmincn tefee NAB.
boIliiefii berra Satiifanfaan iofu al.
ia iitte fefiimGt crifoiiet biferentii,
a~ali.bammaspporGt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-25
piteiiiin polttotarpeioen banffimiief-
Il mdestolle, teolliiuuoen ~tiifemiiefii
pnnd tpottomppoen ebfdiiemiIefii.
:Scrmrostnmmt 6eiuomem.

slsfett1in erGGn 8amprlan mieber
palatesia fotiin marffinoilta iGifGbti
bdnen betpoienia pastaantullutta all-
too min pabasti, eta fuoIi iiiben
paiffaan feSfelId maantieta, lGbeIlG
Siebon. aiemaa. @amprIan mics
pddii toisten rattaiIla iatfamoon
%matfaania ia bemoswainaian mario
iai i~iruisiaan fop0ttG1 perGSiG. SEP.
ipmpfiesiG olelpa auto Go. 26 oil TO
toiiin Surusta. 8ampitlainen iai
10 mt. formaufiefii bepoiestaan.