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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-11-20
Vienna in Sending Report,
MinimizeS Military
Advantage.
ORIGINAL POSITIONS OF
AUSTRIAkS MAINTAINED
Serbian Line Of Retreat Fur
ther Narrowed by Taking
of Sienica.
RESISTANCE AT AN END.
PARIS DISPATCH ADMITS
Teuton Armies Near Kossovb
Plain, Where King Peter
May Make Stand.

VIENNA. via Berlin. Amsterdam
and London, Nov, -Gorizia Is burn
ing in many places today. The tai
ians have thrown 1000 shells into the
town. Many of the inhabitants havs
been killed. The property damage +
enormous.
From a military standpoint. ho~z
ever, the Italians have accomplished
little The Austrians firmly hold their
original positions and are rep1Isips
attack after attack
The bridgehead in particular has
been under an incessant lombard :
nent for many days. Guns OF every
caliber have been directed against Il.
The increased intensity Of the Cor
rizia attack has been an incident Is
the new Italian assault all along tas
IsDnzo line. Everywhere the AUS
trians are holding their own.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-11-20
HARVARD TAKES
FOOTBALL GAME
FROM ELI TEAM
Harte, Hero of Princeton Came,
Grabs Loose Ball and Re-
peats Yale Trick.
WIND, BLOWING A GALE.
HANDIcAPs KlckERs
Guernsey Put Out of Yale Line
Up Early in Game Through
Injury.
BULLETIN

BULLETIN.
CAMBRIDGE. Nov. eO--Harvard win
Al to 0.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-08-25
AGoNAUTs COMPLETE DARING
TRIP.

-Four adventurous spirits again tempt
ed Providence and the dead4heads of
the Minnesota by venturing oupon the
motor boat trip from St. Paul to New
Ulm last week. The Argonauts, con-
sisting of Armin Groebner, Alfred Groeb-
ner, Adolph Burmeister and George
Schmidt, embarked on board Armin
Groebner's motor launch a week ago
last Sunday and arrived at the New Ulm
pseudo-dock Wednesday noon. The
sailors report that navigation was fine
all the way, the river being high enough
to cover up the most dangerous snags.
Thursday morning, however; the party
attempted to explore the Minnesota a
little further toward it's head waters, and
in attempting to turn discovered that
the shore had unfortunately been placed
too close to the water. OF course there
are two ways out of this dilemma, either
to widen the Minnesota or compress the
motor boat. The question was post
poned until a later meeting-of the
launch and the shore.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-08-25
"SEE MINNESOTA FIRST"

The "See- Minnesota-frst" party con-
sisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Somsen,
and son Heine, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Arbes,
and daughter Mae, and Walter Miller
returned last Saturday night from an
extended auto tour through the state.
This expedition, which was engineered
to disprove the fallacy that all good
things are in California, took in some of
the finest scenic sections of the Mime
sofa lake region. Starting two weeks ago
in Mr.. Somsen's Cadillac they went to
Green Lake by way of Hutchinson and
Litchfeld the first afternoon, meeting
good roads all the way. At Green Lake
a stop of four days was made at the beau
tiful Interlachen Summer Resort. Con-
tinuing the trip to Gienwood the car had
to navigate through some heavy mud, as
the roads we're not very we'll graveled.
A stop was made at Glenwood over
night, and the next morning the fish
hatcheries we're inspected by the party.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-08-25
POPULAR SPRINGFIELD. GRE. BE.
COMES BRIDE.

A pretty wedding was solemnized at
the st. Raphaers Church Of Springfield
last Monday morning at nine o'clock
when Miss Ella Lockway, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lockway, became the
bride of Mr.. M. S. DAILY, Of Ordway, S.
d. The Rev. H. P. Fey ofciated at the
ceremony.
Miss Elfrieda Lockway, sister of the
bride, was the bridesmaid. She wore q
gown of crepe de chine with overdrape
of white net, and black velvet hat with
white ostrich tips, and carried bouquet
of pink, roses. Mr.. Charles Pietsch at
tended the groom.
The bridal party entered the church
to the strains of Mendelsohn's wedding
march. The nuptial ceremony was per
formed before mass. Miss Florence
Matter sang ave Maria at the offer
tory, and Miss Frances Matter sang q
special selection at Communion. The
bride was attired in beautiful gown of
white chiffon over tafeta. Her white
tulle veil was caught in cap effect and
was trimmed with cream roses. She
carried bouquet of cream roses.
After the ceremony six course
wedding dinner was served at the
Lockway residence, covers being laid fol-
twenty four. Misses Frances and Vero-
MICA Schnid served as mattresses. The
home was prettily decorated with flowers
for the occasion.
After their honeymoon trip, the young
couple will reside at DeSmet S. D. where
Mr.. DAILY has position with the Rail.
road Company.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-08-25
H. o. SCHLEUDER SELLS SPRING.
FIELD STORE.

-
H. O. Schleuder completed a deal last
Wednesday by which his jewelry store
in Springfield was disposed of to
Fred A. Ohlsen of that city. Mr.. OIL
sen is well acquainted with the business
as he has occupied the building as ten
ant for several years. The building is
ideally located in the heart of the bust
ness district, and we'll suited to the needs
of the trade. Mr.. Ohlsen plans to make
extensive alterations and Improvements
in the property as soon as the back part
is vacated by it's present tenant, Louis
Spar. Partitions will be removed,
making the place more commodious,
and the fixtures will be finished in maho-
gony.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-08-25

The next mainstop was made at Alex
Eandria at the Lake Summer resort. The
party made several fishing trips to the
nearby lakes, with more or less success.
At James Lake q good strihgof bass al
lowed themselves to be enticed by the
skill of Mr.. Somsen. From Alexandria
the party went to Walker, which Is one
of the famous next to nature spots Of
Minnesota, while Walter Miller drove
the car to St. Cloud where he was re-
Joined by the other members of the ex-
petition. The return trip as we'll as the
going trip was made without single
mishap. About nine hundred miles Of
Minnesota roads were covered at the
cost of single puncture.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-08-25
Realty Tranfers.

Carl 0. Weilandt to Louis A. Saffert
L 5 B 8 N. City, ST..
Sarah Prescott, to Emma Wiesner
Out L and E Sec. 80 T Ill R. 81
Allisons Add. Sleepy Eye. $2145O.
Gottlieb Oswald to Matthias Fast
L. H., 3, A, B. s. N. City. 81, 900.
Carl O. Wielandt to Fritz Schleissner
SO and 1-12 #. of Out L. 371 City. 81
August Schwartz to William F. Kamolz
N. IL of L. B. 9 Won Dusen's Add
to Springfield. $275.
Erhart Appel to William F. Komolz
S. IL L. B. 8 Won Dusen's Add
Springfield. 1915.
Michael Lehrer to VIM. G. Fran.
how, B. F. Mowry, L. II and IL Ba-
gems second Add. Springfield. 1925.
Albert Pfaender to John Bohnaker,
L. No. B. ITO N. City. 5000.
Casper Olstad to John Olstad, S IL OF
S. E. Ia Sec. 16-1O8-31 R. West.
$500.
William J. Morehart and George Atchi-
son to Anna Inerson Harry O. Inerson
and Benjamin A. Inerson N. E. IA
Sec. 20 Twp. 1O8 R. SO. $14,625.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-08-25
TUESDAY NEwsuLM DAYArFAiR:
Silver Loving Cup TO BaAtrsrd.dTd
I ;Ilshl,s. Prize Chicken. Banks and |
Most Business Houses Closed
On Tuesday. ss.

Tuesday Is New Ulm day at the Brown
County Fair; and New Ulm will be there
in full force, X all those who can see
straight, walk straight, and talk straight,
to boost for the biggest and best fair in
the history Of Brown County. Tuesday
the city banks will close their doors and
absolutely refuse to take money even as
a. gift from twelve o'clock noon. The
most progressive business men will close
their places Of business, and even the
women will 60 on a strike and serve
ready-made cold lunches instead of the
regular six o'clock dinners. For it's New
Ulm day at the Fair, and New Ulm will
be there!
Many of the leading merchants have
leased space at the New Ulm building,
and the exhibit of the local green houses,
which attracted SO much favorable
comment last year will again be as
prominent, and, if that were possible,
just little more beautiful than last year.
Cup For The Chickens.
Through the efforts of the New Ulm
Poultry Association, a beautiful silver
loving cup will be awarded to the prize
chicken at the. fair. Besides this main
prize, for which competition is already
getting pretty keen, there will be the
regular array of prizes, every one worth
the work it requires to get it.
Wednesday will be children's day.
All children from all the city schools,
when accompanied by their teachers,
will be admitted free. Besides the
regular exhibits there will be daylight
fireworks, races, and number of free
acts, by actors just as good as anything
the 'big Sir-cuss" had to show.
Judges are Selected.
The Fair management has secured the
services of two experts from the Uni
versity of Minnesota Experime Farm
to act as judges in the stock and poultry
exhibits. Prof. McKerrow will act as
the horse and cattle Judge, and Prof.
A. c. Smith as the poultry Judge.
Races Prominent Attraction.
A large field of horses has been entered
in the various races. The purses offered
this year are larger than in ordinary
years. Many of the horses are already
on the ground, getting in the finishing
touches on the local grounds for the final
contest. The races will take place
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons.
Between the races there will be various
free acts. The Toxic Japs will be seen
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-08-25
SPRINGFIELD BOY IN ACCIDENT

George Wendt, more commonly
known to his friends as Lefty, was
initiated into the fraternity Of auto
aviators last week near Springfield,
when his machine collapsed and he was
thrown on his forehead intosthe middle
Of the road. He was picked up still un-
conscious by Lorenz Renner who took
him to be patched up. He was badly
bruised but not seriously hurt. His
brother, Herman Wendt, of New Ulm,
volunteered to take him to his home. His
machine is still in the hospital, while Mr..
Wendt is on his feet again.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-08-25
Limited Dissipation.

A small, hen-pecked, worried-looking
man was about to take an examination
for life insurance.
''You don't dissipate, do you?" asked
the physician, as he made ready for tests.
mot fast liver, or anything Of that
sort?"
The little man hesitated moment,
looked bit frightened, then replied in
a small, piping voice: 81 sometimes
chew little gum" -Collier's Weekly.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-08-25

in two atts: the Flying Fishers. arrived
last Monday from the California Expo
sition, in one act. Howard and Campbell
in one act, and Stewart and Mercer in
one act. Not q single idulir moment the
whole three days you are there. Re-
member the dates: next Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07

omen ia rauhan julia on saapumassa. Silon on tapana ihmisten
kesken koko kristikunnassa antaa lahjoja ~ystaville, omaisile ia ra
|kastetuile. = Jos teilla on jokn joka on ystavyyden, sukulaisuu-
den taikka rakkauden STELLA sidottu teihin ia tie haluatte namat
siteet lujittaa ia uudistaa, taikka tahdotte voittaa jonkun rakkau-
den, min paras ~joululahja on hieno kultakello. ia tie olette tilai-
suudessa saamaan sen menta imaiseksi.
Koulumme on onut onnelinen saamaan suuremmosia lahjoi-
tuksia taman vuoden aikana. ia johtokuntamme on ~paattanyt
kayttaa sanotut varat opinhaluisten henkil0jen innostamiseksi
~hyvakseen Observation-Disclosures tarjoamaa suurta tt
laisuutta itsensa kehittamiseen, englanninkielen taydeliseen oppi-
miseen ia parempiin olosuhteisin ia tomiin seka suurempiin 81
|saantulohn paasemiseksi.
Innostaaksemme opinhaluisia henkiloita oppimaan englannin-
kielen kirjevaihto kurssimme kautta, oenme ~paattaneet antaa
oppilaile jotka ennen j~ouupaivaa alkavat englanninkielen kurssin
koulussamme, muistolahjaksi yhden kalisarvoisen ID karatin kul-
taisen (~gold-fined) kenon, SAMOA joita me 10 ennenkin olemme
lahjoittaneet oppiailemme ia joista olemme saaneet min monet
kiitokset.
Naista kelosta pienemmat kelokauppiaat saavat maksaa teh-
taaseen $500 kappale ia ottavat nista tavallisesti $500 myy-
dessa.
Pyytakaa nyt heti selostusta englannnkieen kursseista eta
saatte taman kelon.
NATIONAL SCHOOL OF CORRESPONDENCE,
z. 0. BOX 1O7, :: :: :: CHICAGO, lLLlNOlS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07
Sbmcellinen iaari.

8iboin, 2open ia Niirmijdrmcn
pitGjGin rajaristepfiesid on Illom-
niminen pieni lampi, jofa on noin
400 metr. pitfG ia 200 III. lcmeG.
Gen ioori on iiitG omituinen, eta ie
tiiltlen mufdna fulfee rannasto toi.
Icen. Sa fun fpieesiGolepa lampi
on folmen pitGiGn rojamailla, min
moi iaarifin olla nGbGsiG ojosia eri
pitGjGin puolella. Saari on robfa.
iuon tapaisto maoto. Yofiuls on
noin 3 metriG.
gtiinfin iuuri ioori moi Iiiffi1a pie.
neSid lommesio rannasta toiieen fun
lonpi on boripinoiien ipmG. &on.
noSia 10 toiiin poifoin on iprpppttG
% NJ. SpipemiIIG poifoin on mettG
10 metriG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07
tuipaan maioibin, iiaiipps aiuntpi-

taipaan majoibin, iidiipps aiuntpi-
bin.
Wfif1 oliiifaan ibanampi ala fuin
eta faiffi niioret lopoett1iiiin Saco.
bin. faipolta ammentamasia elGmGn
petta, ia nbraiiinat eldm1niG Silma-
Ian lpaltafunnan tpobon. MifG oil
Il piela falliimpaa ,fliin ettG faiffi
manbat oliiimat mafrutetuSia tilas-
ia ipntien anteefii iaamiiesta, ia oil
iimat rafentaneet tolliniG fallio pc
rnstntlelle, ia iiinG fasmaneet n,lo-
rnfaiiet aiman pienuuoesta i%euraa-
maan Sceiusta. &uinfa moni raii-
baton nllori iielu lilIoin lpotGiii raii-
ban iataman mailman mprsfpiiellG
merellG. sc ipbGmeen fplmettp iie-
men itaiii iieltG, ia iurrina mlrbeen
betfind muiStlliii mieleen: "Sn foti,
josia til laull, loipi." ga nilo nltoret,
palatesiaan fotia, waiffa manbufiet
lepGiiipGtfin 10 barlban fammioisia,
muistaiiimat iitG fobin raffautta, IL
to turpattua aiemaa, joIloin nuore-
no iian ipliin juostiin, ia pbbesiG
laulettiin. 8ielG nllo biljaiiet iei-
natfin pubuiii niitG iiGn ianoja.
"Seuraa lapieni Seeiusta" ia rall-
ban tauli tuosia pmpGristosiG nos
taiii noitten nllorten ipoGmiG IGbem-
mdfii Srmalaa.
See ndemme jofa pGipG tapabtll-
man Min, ettG fun jofu lapii on fa-
ooflisia perbeestG, oipat %manbemmat
aitpan taIapainonia menettaa. &uin-
ia paljoa enemmGn pitdiii taiapai-
non menettGminen ola paarasia
FUN lapii on joutlinllt iaatanan Left
fifalufii. 2uonnolliieSti lapii riein
loptpp, mutta mibolliien ubri Ell IL
fem palaiafaan iiGn fotia maan buff
fnu ijanfaiffiiesti. Sliii Ills fam
gen %tarpeellista nGin foman miette-
lpfien %aifar,a, ettG faiffi olilipat mo-
rustettitna iota aieilla ia Seeiufien
raffauoella. gttd mielGfin tGGltG
mailman iuuren iumu ia polp pill
men alta, foboaiiimat r%lfolifiet elG-
mdn Sumalan puoleeil, rufoillen a.
pua baneltG, etta taitaiiimme filpoi-
tella bpmGn llsfon fillpoitufien. Sill
ben Siimala meta al,ttafoon!
&icbarb g. Hiemi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07
Easturi g. Iafinen,

iofd OH toiminut noin 6 mrtotta Suo-
men Observation-Disclosures jobtojo.
ma Seem Observation-Disclosures, on Dies
fellllt mlllttamia fuilfouIia fotimaas-
la ia oifoi palota tpomoalleen tafui-
lin 10. t. pltplimGlisid.
Hem Oorf-9rooflDnin l1betpsa-
icnto on Sltomen MISUNDERSTANDING
len foiffein llttrimpia. Sltrrta tai-
toa ia festGpppttG on len jobtojalto
ipdaoittlt - iuomulaisten ~iiirtolniS-
ten ia merimieSten lltfu fun iiellG on
noin $4,000.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07
Salpa ~nbraaipaiimntta.

SDllannin niemimaan rannifolla
oil anfarasia mprsfpsiG p%urjemene,
iosla oil ieitiemGn f%alostojaa. @iiii
beistd oil ainan dsfettdin moimaf-
fam berGtpfien faiitta ioaprttonilt
rallban Sumalasia. NGilIG miibellG
oil pelostltsmpot pmparillGGll, Null
Ia faboella eli niitG oll1t. Wene aiait-
t,i ioaristoa fobti ia fuolemanpaoro
oil acknowledgements. Silloin n%oi,iec
crGs usfoipaiiista folostojista, jofa
iel1roamarta .pGimGnG aifoi miettGG
bGitG, irrottaa pelastltspp0niG ia o.
ientoo len pbbelle iuruttomista tome
reistaan ianoen: "MinG olen ipaInlis
fitolemaan; iinG ct it'd ole" @olpiS-
ten ottaa tGmG pclastusnDn nastaon
fiertGG fen pmpGrilleniG antojan is
tulitiiesia rauballiiera paifallecn.
81 fltillfo faullis tobistus oIifoon
tGmd eldipGn rsfoipaiien moitonipar.
miuoesta fitolemanfin IGbestpesiG!
Omistatfo iinG iamanlaiien usfor
fitin tGmG mootimoton tan~sfaloinen
f~alastoja ia iamnIlaista ltbraitltipao
raffautta?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07
neutrality-suspicious. Ganmalla.

&umoten &aumon moistrootin
lpoltuuston louiunnon mitfaiieStt te'
fcntGn fieIteiien pGGtofien, jobon IL
i1fii Observation-Disclosures iinne molitet.
toesio pbtpi, OH ienootti mp0ntdnpt
miinafouppobbtio 2dngfors ia &ump-
poniIIc neutrality-suspicious. &oiimol-
la.
On ferrottu, eta pbtio diff tebrpt
wolitufiet "ielpittdGfieen'' allan iii'
rioisto puoIto, miitta on oiionomoi.
icIto tobolto ilmoitettii, eta pbtiS ei
iuinfaon oio ollo fGpttGmdttd moitta'
mioan oifeufiio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07
@oim raiabinnat iDpsfmmna.

Senaatin ~joulufltln % ,. 1914
tefentGn pGGtofien nojalla, fosfema
woin mppntiG ia mientid ulfomaille,
on ienaatin fauppa- ia teolliiuustoi-
mitustunta ippsfulin aiafii mdGrGn.
MT moille mGbittGisfoupasia /. o. os-
tettaesia nGbemmGn fuin 80 fe. ielt-
raaipat fofo maata fGiittGmGt rajabin-
not; meijeripoi; 1-~luoffaincn pos.
teurpitu $40 flo, pusteuroitu 6ieno
$3.50 ia pasteuroimoton $3.50. Waa.
tioismoi; popt1poi (ppttppoD 1920
ia ruofaipoi 81 filolta.
Suffrfauposia I. .. oStettoesio
pGbintGin so fg. on binta m1GrGttp
90 prof. olemmafii %fultofin Iaobulto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07
Sucmen uutisia.
@irOlaisten iiirtpmincm smomeem.


q. 81 ailten 10 cnnen on ferrot-
III, oootetaan mirolaisten p~afolaisten
iuiirin iolfoin iiirtpm6n Suom. "a
man ioboosta aiettimat iofu oifa fit
ten miutamot oianborrastaiot pG1.
aiiaSia SeliingisiG aiumia wirolai-
Tia, fomitean palmistamaon fpieesiG
olemoo %iiirtoa. &omitean toimesta
on mtutamisia lG%GneisiG, @iipurin,
&nopion @iffeIin ia SGmeen lad
neiSia lepitettp feboitusto, iosia ppp.
oetGGn lGbettGm1Gn fomiteolle tieto.
ia maboolliiesti iaatamiSio olewista
ainmufiista y. nj.
8irolaiien iilpistpsieiiran ia Sel.
1ingin molempien nirolaisten j1rjeS-
toien eoustaiat pitiwGt fofoufien Sci.
iingisiG, misi6 poboittiin oiiaa. SEQ
fous pGatti perustaa Seliinfiin fes.
tnsfomitean maabanmuuttoa mall
miStamaan. Soimisto pnfin 10 a.
mattu ia on ie lioitettu YGimolGn ia.
loon, &aiarminfatu %. Somistolle
on iatettp faiffiaon 100 buoneusto-
tariousta ia liiGd oOotetaan.
Soistaiiefii ei ipielG ole ollut ia.
m%aittapiSia iurempaa maobaniiirtp-
mistG. Inafaan ei toimistolle mielG
ole lGbetettp pbtGGn tieoustelujo, eifG
iellaista ole oootettomisiofaan oirla-
fam min faltan fuin iullrempi paara
CT Wiron ubfan. SoimiSto taboo full
tenfin ola malmiina faiffien mabool-
liiuufiien mnralta ia ottaa fen puof.
il fiitolliiuuoeIa mastoan bltonetar.
ioufiia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07
Observation-Disclosures tiebonautoia

Observation-Disclosures tieo0nantuj0
9irib. @jeo. toimittaia on baasta.
telIut Suomen Observation-Disclosures
ri Observation-Disclosures @arfomia, iofo
tGlloin louiiii M. NJ. ieuraamoo:
HaitalliSta bollintlioa fosfemoSto
fpipmpfieStd ilmoitti ban, ettG fun
ban fGipi taipalliiclla eiittelpll6Gn
Siarifojc SelpSia iumaitii $. so. &ei-
iari mabpistaa %ieuraanafii 3-puotis-
fauoefii npfpiien ienaatin fofoonpa.
non Imam minfGGnlaiiia muiltofiio.
Muutamisia leboisiG plleioen bllbll.
ien jobooSta ilmoitti bGn, eta nGmG
tieoot oipat perGG mailla. @ousfun.
nan fofoon futiumiiesta, jota ilieat
Suomen leboet onat maatineet, ia
josta eousfunnan pubemiebistD on
tebnpt %onomufien, ilmoitti ministeri.
paltioiibteeri, ettG tGmd fpipmps on
tGrfeirl, rnifG tGllG betfellG on pGipG-
jGr~jestpfiesiG. Mitcn ie tulee rat.
fastlfii ia miten tulee e~busfunnan
pubemiebiston anomufien fGpmGGn,
iiitG Iauiui Observation-Disclosures
olenania maifea mitGGn narmaa ia.
noa, finn tGmG fpipmDs on masta en-
ii asteellaan ia lpGlItGmGtontG on iaa-
oa tietoon fongreettiiia ia tGrfeitd to-
iiaiioita. Sofa tapallfiesia tlllee fp-
ipmps IGbipGipinG iaamaan madrd-
tpmmGn lilonteen ia iilIoin moi iiitG
mp0Sfin mapaasti prbua.
Sen jGlfeen rpbtpi ministerimal-
tioiibtceri ielostamoan Suomen TO
ballista oienlaa ia mainitii M. nj.
ettG mainittuna pdipGnG nabpiStet-
tim forfeommasia paifasia uuii me-
70 fofo Sitomea porten ia fosfec tG-
ma nero fiinteistojd mostoan annet-
tltja %lainoja.
&osfeteltuaan Slipmesia npfpGGn
iuallitiemau mielialaa, lauilli minis
acknowledgement Warfom moinonla
tGDoell6 tppOptpfiellG ilmoittaa, ettG
Silomcn %fpaeston mieIiala on enem-
man film %lojoali.
&pipmDfiestG, miten ioto on mai-
futtanllt moan talorbelliieen uie-
moan ,lauilli Observation-Disclosures
cttG talouoelliiesti on fGriinpt aillo-
ostaan pieni ola pGestoG, torfemmin
ianoen len tp0nGesto taiporamaibe-
tufien mGbenemiien jobbosta. Npfp.
dGn Suomesia bomaittapisiu oIelpa
elintarpeiben fasmominea OH taos
iobtunlit pIeiiistd aiioista, iotfa al.
bclttuimat iota-ojan oloiubteista.
Wltooentlilo on SilmaIan fiitos, pa.
renlpi fllin bplpd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07
@arfam ieteleitG tebbGGn.

Suomcn panffimaltuuSfrnta on
oiionomaiiccn poiffoan ciitpf.
len, ettG lille mponnettdiiiin oifeus
losfco Iiiffeeicen 1 marian ieteleit6.
GdmGi1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eiitpf-
len oiGcuttoa, futen tunnettuo, npfpi.
rcn poi9torabon puutc.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07
San6oien binnat foboaWat.

Sditbojcn binnat nouieipat npfpi.
fin mp0sfin bitaost, mitto alitniies.
ii. GrinGisten jouboIojien tuffuiaon-
ii on fen liiGfii waifeaa. Niinpa ei
lpcbnajauboja. taboo mitenfadn iuuoa
tortpittomao mGGrGG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07

Henkil0illa, joilla on aikomus
ostaa maata, on nyt tilaisuus
saada
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07
Wirulaisteu pnfolaisten iijuittnm;ncn
GnDmcCn.

9. $. Gietorisio Gsfen pioctpslo
Men1jon fnltpunfien Iiiton fofoufies.
ia, josia mposfin Suomcn foupun.
fen liitto oil coustettuna, foSfeteI-
tim lit. III. fpipmpStG pofoloiiista.
SiddtucIitt foi,punoin eb~ustojot cbbot-
ii cttG niroloiiet woiiirpot mpllttao
Stomcn pobjois- ia itGoiiin. 5i,c
men foupunficn liitto CT ole fpiputps.
ia miclG fGiitellpt. &psorfiesio limo
tcttin, cttd uuiio ioirooIoito oil pc.
ruStcttu SortonoIoon, SDrpGsfpI11n
ia Sppinf1Glle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07
Snpmihn.

gthifoutiieen furitusbuoneV ieen
tiiomittiin SiiaImeIIa tpom. 8 oaipo
MpiIanen moriiomenin murbasto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07
Sampcreen Samomain

pGGtoimittoiofii on Gposti Scandals
mainojan iaIfeen wuIittu toimittoiu
Sobn 3iob1cf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07

= airiapaimosiamme OH mpptG.
mana @reI &eibGien toimittamia Np.
bdfouIun 2ouIufirioia III mofiapat
ne Is ientti6 foppaIe.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-20
BUTTER A LUXURY
 IN GERMANY NOW
tie as Future of Beef Supply for the Armies.

BERLIN, Oct. 2O.-Butter Is one of the scarcest articles in Germany, and the price has risen to so cents per pound, towing to the German gov |ernment having taken over all cattle to keep up the supply of meat for the army.
 The supply Of beef which was enor- nous at the outbreak of the war, is under government control but has been steadily decreasing despite the fact that every precaution was taken to conserve the cattle. Farmers have been forbidden to slaughter young cattle and many prosecutions have re- suited from violations of the order.
 The amount of meat allowed by the government for each family has been decreased and beef is practically un- known to all except families where in valid soldiers are. Butter has been classed as a luxury and Germans are urged to conserve the supply in or der that it might be sent to the front or to the hospitals.