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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24

Mrmoffaita ipasta ilmestpneitd
~firioia ilmaiiefii. Sofa lGbettGG neil
le Muttajan, iofo manboista tai itli-
lista tilaufiista ndbint6dn pboen ooI-
larir. lGbetGmme firian nimeltG:
"EurpaIliiliis marmuus ia ilo", bin-
ia 10 ienttiG. Sofa lGbettGG nGbin-
tdGn 1 DOLL. so ienttiG Muttaian IT,
Iaufiista, iofo uuoistiifiesta tai iii-
0esta @nttaian t~ilaifiesta, IabetGm-
me palffiofii firian: "SanSiilaliSta
belipettiin'', binta % ienttiG., Sofa
labettG1 mGbintGGn folme oollario
Muttaian tilausrabaa, lGbetdmme:
"Sionin &anteleen', bintd 65 IenttiG
postimafiiiineen.
Nditten labiain ontamiien aita fes.
tdd maalisfuun 81 p1inGGn ia Lab
jat lGbetctGGn mapaosti postisia fai-
file Mile, iotfa rabaa lGbettdisiGGr
labjasta erifpiiesti mainitiee.
&aba ia tilaus on IdbetettGpG D.
iottcella: @uttaia, 29or 63, Sron.
10000, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24
Coti$e$ta ~kadntymykstta
(&irjoittannt toimittamaania "Spois.
ttstca Sunffo"- nimiicem le6tccn fiji
Jan leppom pGGsiDt firffubcrra
ID. u. MGnScn6f.)

&1dntpfdG, te mostabafoiiet lopict,
ianoo Sierra. (Ser. 81
&rn ibmlincn lGbti SSdimolon fades.
I'd, oil ban Siinlalon foltoincn, ban o.
Ii %luiiioS, ppbd ia manblirsfos. 'S1n
ticii Sumalan taDbon, rofosti litG ia
batellG oil bollio ia moimoa tGpstG.
m1Gn Suoian tabtoa. Miitta tGnlG
ouiicIlinen tia loppiii pion. Sbminen
ontoi mictteIijGn i%aattoa itieniG pois
tGstG onncIIiiuuocstoon, ban ioi ficl.
Ictpn priin be~ocImdstd, lliopiien tGten
pois Sunlolasta. SiIloin faoottinot
ciiiuanbcmpainmc Sltmolanfoltaiiint-
tcnio, mainitut ominaiiuuoet, ia be
rupeiiipat orjon tonalIa pclfG1mG1n
Sitmalaa lonfcemlficnia tdboen ia IA.
mo pcIfo OH npt faifiIIa ibntiiiHd
Iiomostaan. Scntdbocn Sierra ia.
,tasiaan iiiein iaiioo nellie ibmisIop-
file: "GItGd, peIidtfOv, ia main:
"fd6ntpf1Gt minuu tpfoni. Min te ali.
ti,aafii tuIette, faiffi maoilmon 'ddret;
fila MIND oIen SirrnaIe, eta fctis6dn
inur." (Sci. 40: 22.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24
: Qutiu tirtfofunnon pbtpmGtoi.

SculIu tt"rttutuNItuU v919ututui'
mifunnon ia poppein tDeIiepsfoforf.
Teen, iotfa fofoufiet p~ioetdGh gIpsid,
Yeinn., maaIisf. 80 ia 81 p. 1916 al.
faeii flo 8 aamulIa. &irffofuntain
pbtpmdtoimifunnan idienet mitfd pa.
littiin piime firfoIIisfofoufiesia o.
mat: g. @uori, s. S&asfoner, S. S.
Seimonen, 30. slnttonen, 9. @aiun-
pad, S. Hanfila, S. Siripi, 80. %.
8esterbacf, g. Sippola, 6. &angaS,
Mrs. 6. @Suori ia Wrs. DC. Mntto-
men. Y%btpmdfofoiis alag pllamainit-
tuna aifana ia pappein meliepsfofous
pioetdGn beti pbtpmGfofoufien pGG-
tettpG ,mabooIliiesti 10 ianiana pal
mGnG flo 2 pGimGlId.
Hautatielipun banffimiiesta papeine
buolebtii past. s. ,Sirmi Mile papeil-
lie, iotfa iiitd aiiasta eritpiiesti bdnel,
le ilmoittamat.
&irffofunnan puolesta,
g. 8uori, eiimies.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24
f11ibin olemrnt ioututnaS
sd.

,&afaS lufijoni! Mit1 aiatteletfaon
naiSta icuraonisto folliin tunnistuf-
femme m~astoiiista Iai~iieisto, ~joittell
i6ippG nbfpaifonofin fituIiru mooS,
inmmel?
"Gaamottii OH liibteelliiesti fuollut
firiain; OH epGt1poellinen firia, jofo
on tGpoelIiicfii tebtGnd uuiien lines.
tpfiien fautta." - &aomattla ci ole
oifein tulfittii eifd ieIitettp." -
"Ganmatun inna OH oinoostom GGni
ilmasia, jos ci ibninen itie ole burS.
los ia omisto fen iiiGnistG benfcG, io-
ia moi ianon ielittGG." "SSbmiien
~ipoGmesia on oleniasia Iuonnollineil
fipirlG; ia fun Siimalan benfi iiiben
pubaltoa, Min titlee ibminen fGGntD-
mpfieet." sos ei Senfi meitG mo-
loiic, Min on firjoitettil lana oii,oos.
taan tllitlcn' pubalteliio." "Soisten
miittoiiflctfoon eiip1t mposfGGn oit.
ia "SitnmiiStn5firjot cmdt main
ibmisten oppin eiiuGtfG moi oniootum
too %iitoa." Opp pcrioonolIiieSto
tclminniiuioeStn on ppiStettoipo, ie
finn motfoanoiuattoo ri~itoiiuufiio.
"aristis ci ollut toll Slinlalo. s..
pa SGit mposfGGn olliit ilnon ipntid
paiffopo fpIIG ipnnin iuoitti."
"JGnlG &ristus, jofo olceIliieSti
riStiimiauIittiin, fuoli ia pIoS
npuii, on bistoriaIlinen bcnfilo, jota
ei meioGn ole Custom foutto) omiStet.
,lpoan jofa on mcisiG ipntpipG,
ettd San fulfil iiialliiefii wopobtojaf.
Il ia nGin libammc piiboistoiii."
"&riStiiS ci ole tullitt meioGn Goes.
Iufio tGptt1mG1il ia ipnti1m
ne ioiuittamoon.' San Ct ole fer
tnfniffioon fitolemonlof oittta Iunas-
tllstpotG t1ptt1npt, poor t1DttdG fen
iofu pdim1 pp1itpfiea farttr"
"NSuactoi, coc>ia ibnliSta ri map
lnrSfoittcta nfin uSton f%oiitto, moor
nuosfir raffoiiocn toittcn fouttd, iot-
ia Northumberland omot tarpcclli.
ia Simon bpipiG tcfojn ci moi
monburSfaafii tullo, iilld M
omot Observation-Disclosures hi
oirtuntccn; ia ie icrrafunta, iofo
rGmdt tpot Observation-Disclosures
ooistaa, OF moitittoipo. "8ristuf-
len fdriimiicn ia fuoIemat, ~lnilistotii
g. GbtooIIifeIle nlenndGn, CT.
ID fen tafia, eta iieIId iootaiiiin us-
'on iuobtpistusta ia fpnteinortceff
"QoSfe on ait1caS-
non uIfonainen tapd c~roitnficffi mt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24

Tastori 9. &uotialainerL Cafe
&oroenisto, 9. Saf.. on ilmottomi
iaopupania emf iunnutaina toimitet.
toipoan &alepolon, Minn. &aniallis-
ieurofunnan tirfon pibfima-iublaan.
Sis tabGn iubIaan tietdafiemme til
lee neIiG poppio. YppoetGdn &ala-
moIan ieurafunnan ottaulaan tdrnGn
buomioonio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24

TdGifdis. SIo ilmcstpp taos ia,
nGfin iuilotcno f6-iimuiicno iomon TO.
foiicno tim cnncnfim, morustcftu fan.
iileboillG ia fumaIliicno. &c tobtoo
foas rient1G iImottomoon foifille,
min miorillc FUN iponboiIlcfin iitiirto
pclnStustamme ia moittoomme &riS.
titficn fiolosio ia ploSnciicmiicsIo
topubtunccno.
GttG moimmic Goes luinniIlcen
mddrdtd poinoficn iuuriuiocn, ppp.
odmmc pstdipdin ia oiiomiestcn onta.
moan ticoon poIionfo fufin baIiioo IL
ia mppodfieen ia. m~iiutoinfin febo-
tomme 10 I1bcttdm6dn tilotfiia. 2oif-
ii entiiet oiiauicbct taas toimintaap
ia uuiia oiiomiebid baliitaan. Yddii.
dis-SIon binta on IL ienftia foppuIe,
aiiamriebifIe mponetddn paIffioa 20
p~roienftia. Ofcte: 2gor SO Sron-
MOOD, Ticb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24

&ertomus, "Horocton pappiloi-
let, loppuluot emf nliinerosio ia tit
ten aIfoo tunnetitn roitipo Sonna
Hoitoon firioittama llSfonnoIlinen
fertomts: "GeiG, joto oootettiin'
5dlIaiiet pu9taasti fristiIliict ia luie-
lopd ciuonfcclilcIIo moopcrGlla ole
mot romaanin tnpoau firjoitctut tltut-
feet ouot inngen teripeelliict liifco
min nuorten FUN ponboinfin. Gee o.
not iomalla mieluiiia ia opettopaiiia
liifeo. Sim p11icc Iufemiien oIfiiin,
min cipd-roSfi fcsfcn jGttdG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24

|taIniiista ia ~potonoista, miitto sSuma-
Ian iuaifutufiet eituGt milIdGn toiuaIlo
ole tasteeieen pboistetpt; eifd anneta
usfoa ia uueestaipntpmistG faifiIle
IapiiIIe. iotfa fastetaan, moan ainoas-
taan Mile. ioilla on bursfaat ipan.
bemmdt ia fummit; iopa tdmmoiiet
lapiet nauttiwat eoelIGmainittuia G.
tuia 10 ennen fastetta; nimittGin man.
bempain bengelliippoen tdboem iofa
on lapiiin 10 beioan ipntpesiGGn trI-
Tut" "OlipddniG eiip6t iaframentit
ole minfdGnlaiiia armonpGIifappaIei.
ia, maan ainoastaan ulfonaiIia fris.
titpn tlinnlsmerffeiG." - "@aifen o.
maiiuu6en Dbteps on taaIen fGpt1n4
toon~ pantaipa niinfuin fristinusfon
alfuaifoinafin." "Sursfaitten iic-
Tut pub0istetaan pdlitilasia ennen-
fuin %iaaipat nabod Siimalan ia loprl-
liiesti tuleipat iumalattomat ia lite
perfeleetfin aiitiiaifii." "SGGllG
moan paalld anetaar iillG aifaa ibmi.
lille pbG naiia ilmestpfiiG, ia ipanbat
~ilntestpfiet tuleiuat mielG paremmin
ielitetpifii." "2opufii tillee &ris-
tlis itie ia perustaa n6fptpGiien tiibat-
pnotiien waltafunnan tdmGn maan
paalle, iobon otetaan iGienifii faitfi
erilaiiet fristiIliiet usfonlabfot mel,
iellileen raffauteen ia bengelliieen
%liittoon." - y. nt., y. III.
OtGmd otpat otteita firielmGStG:
"Eietista @nti- sliigustana', painettll
10. 1910! ia "Hotpator ItaftaS", pai-
nettit 10. 172SD
Satettiinpa &uotiin waltiopGiipille
m. 1884 tuntemattomalta benfiloltG
firioitus, iosia taboottiin, eta nal.
tion nsfontunmustuS lnpistuili aino.
aStaan 1:ieen neutrality-suspicious. jo
ettd On ia 3:s msfonfappale iGtettGi.
fin finfin oman, papaan tllnnlistltf.
len taDi fieltGmilen naraan''. Sanot.
ttinpa liitd mDosfin, ettG llpialon 70.
f%oufien pGdtoS 10. 1898 oil faubis.
tnst
Sistorioifiiia mpnotGG mpstir
minimum oifcin onfin, eta nGmGt III
ldmainitilt lauieet "plimnt jlilfiicSt
ristirii6asia 2utb. firfon tumnlistlis
ltiriojen pGGponiieu ~fonSia, ia nal
mistiwat niitG Acknowledgements, iotfc
nimild "ueolosia' ia "Tdtionalis
mi" iittemmin moittilpat iuitto oIae
iefa Tiiotiisia eta ullillalIa GuropoS
ia. Ndist6 birpittGipistG fotionto
tamoista berdtti Srmalan miiimiS. =
Sulimat nGet &apolconin iooot, jotfc
! lpppuipat 1911.
6. q. 9.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24
: Niitten marolta, iotfa eimGt oil

- Niitten marnlta. iotfa eimGt ole
innostunect lebteGmme tarfoin lufe.
maor, bromdlitomrle ettei mlorten o.
lastoa pitGiii idttGG p%fiistdGn nlior
ten luettaipafii iilld iielld on bpmGG
Iilfemista min miorille fliin ipanboiI.
Iefin. Sielld on firieitd tGst1 maas.
ia ia Suomesta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24
sos @uttoian ~tilaaiat eiipdt iaiii
Iebted, pppoet6dn iiitd nellie beti II.
mottamaan ia antamaan ~uuoestaan
oiotteenia. Toimitus.

Seeius lonoo: "SillG Jos te an.
teefii annatte ibm,iiiIle beioan rifof-
ienia. min rup0s teaoGn taiuaalIinen
Shame ofrtao teille anteefii. 8aan
i%oleltte onteeffi anna ibmiiiIle beiodn
rifofiiania, min Ell mpos teioGn SiGn-
ne atteefii anna teioan rifofiianne."
0tdtt. 6: Is, 16.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24
: 9irffofuntomme iuhIaiuIfaiiu

2irffofuntamme iublaiulfaiir
"YdGiiGis-Slo". ilmestpp taasfin fun
Siintola iuo, %moaIisfuun piolimGIis-
ID. Siispd pppoGn arm. lpirfomeliiG
iefd mnita- ueIiid ia iiiaria IdbettG.
mddn firieita ia rlinoia ioiben tiiIiii
ola tdGIl6 miimestdGn beImif. 90 y.
Siote: &elu. s. Suusfonen @enob-
ga, Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24
&nnlntnS.
%. m

Galunnctin 3anioIliSieurofnnnan
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firfon booIisto.
8 pditud ma~aIisfnrtu Ito Q Up. iosio'
p%aIitaan pappi iciiratunnaIlc ia 10
bon febotetaan foiftia isi,ratuuadr,
,idienid iaapilmoan min naiTd fun
miebidfin. Sa,rofunnon suoIcsta
81. 8. aispcIa, 60; sseih,.
eiimieS. Yis3uyi. :
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24


nkuun "a >. 1916.
balm torpeefii ndin: Ypbd NnapdIi
turtoittoo t6sid ppbid moan paGIld.
ie on. fristitpitd ia futiuii beta ppbif-
H. Sumalon iannn ia arrion funniaf-
IL jonfa tautta be ilmnn mitGdn toi-
t1nia oiuat usfosia ppbGt. Silld ie o.
Tiff iuuri Slimalan ianan ia armon
pilffa ia b~dipGistps. Jos fristittp fiel.
taiii ettci bGn ole ppbd; iilIa fen faut-
ia ban tunnlstaiii, ettei 8ristufien
meri, Snnlalan iana, Senfi cifd arno,
eifG Sumala itie ole ppbG, iotfa faiffi
Sumala fuitcnfin OH fGpttanpt ia FIJI.
luttanit banen tGbteniG, etta ban Off
Fl ppbG. Scntdbben futil pDbG Yaa-
mali mapaasti itieaniG ppbGfii. &ol.
1: 26; gf. 3: 8: ~mimalIe, jofa faif.
fein mGbin ppbdin ieasia olen, on to-
ma armo annettn /. II. c. Sa | Sim.
5: 10 tattoo ban %icmmoiiia lesfid,
iotfa opat ppbain %ialfoja pesneet.
Hiin ianoo mpos Ti. Sc: 2: "&atfe
minun iicluni, iillG nina olen ppbG,
ia ppbG Yietari I Gpist. 1: 16 fertoo
@ooiefiesta ia ianoo: "Tei0dn pitd0
oleman ppb1t Ganoo Siimalo), iillG
nina olen ppbd. Sama ianainen
"pDbG" HaamatuSia, OH pmmGrrettG.
ma ainoasti elGpistG. Mutta meiIlG
on cllitt nruita %firjoia fiiin &aamtat'
tn liieftaipana; ientGboen olemnle mi
WctteliGnlme fautta %iolituneet fiber
aitcttaipaan noprppteen, ettG fltium
me ainoasti fuolleita ppDifii ia pei
Ginme fen forfeimpana r~opbfepten1
ettd jofit meistG futiuu itiednid pp
bGfii, fosfa jofainen fuitenfin tabtol
flttlltttaa friStitpfIi.
&uullesiadn t1td usfoo iiitnaalpa
ia ]; ilaiiet beit1nlG fGiin ia jdloin
ar.11a: 80, iuorielfpon Sralala mi
iiia ielloiiesta ~plpepbestG ia r0pbfep
besta, eta nina ppbG ia burSfaS 0
liiin?l 81, ei, nina olen maiwaincl
iDntinen." &atio. nGin muoooin tap
, tpp tdmdn usfon ola beioGn tpfonGn
Ia mitdtontG, ia lemmoiien opin or,
mGardd oppia, jorfa fautta fofo 6
manfeliumi tulee bGmitetpfii. IG
/ mat oipot nc ibmiiet, iotfa fieltGpG
/ fristilliien uSfon ia aiaipot len poi.
fofo maailmasta, ioiSta ppbG Taoipa
Ii ol cnnustanut, ~ianoesiaon 1 Gin
A: {. "GttG miimeiiilId %ajoilla nlllll
tarnst ltopiiuat usfosta, ia ottopa
waofin wiettcleudiiistd bcneistd, j,
perfelein opetufiista niioen f0itto
jotfa ulfofuIlaiiultoesia malbeen pli
buiat oiuat, joi0en onlotitnto OH poltil
%roioaila mcrfittp lima ettei be rof
faiittn tOtllloen pitolcen usfonect Ct
| ottancet oituaufli tllllaflecn, lentGb
ben on Sierra lGbcttGnpt BELLE m1fc
lp1n- efiptpflen bcnfen Min eta +
polbeen uSfoipat." Sa olen tiionll
tooiSfufiia icfG &oontotiistu ettG rs
tontlfnliSflltlesfa 1d SlttDerln ttr
ioiSta, iotfa fpllG oioitopat ettG fris
titpt opat ppbiG. Sabtoofo fufoal
lllfia tGtd enG1 fieItG1? IioGn fiji.
| niitG. jotfo fristiuiiiStG ppbDpfti
parioaluot ia ficltaip1t moriin pmnlGr
tdnlGtfonlin1 ia uSfottomino, pabcm
pima Sltrffcin ia Slr~utaloiiia. 2afat
foon fufin ppbid %pilffaonlosta ia tut
foon iticlin ppbGfii S1nl1 on toiir
f%nifillc toiipottomano.
6. z. @estrin.
TotiSeStd k11nfVtnVkSef1
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vat osoitettavat: +
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Entered a. second-class matter ia
nnary IL 1906, at the post office at
Ironwood, Michigan under the Act OF
March 8. 1873.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24

Toimitus Ell sHilyta kirjoituksia, joi-
d re eli vol julaista.
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Sierra ontoi bcibGn cl1G, cif1 BIT.
tfuttdnut beit1, futon nluinoin oil tcb.
MT Sooomolle ia @omorrolle, Jolt
fen fnuDcoSta loplsto armotenfin tic
to oil mennpt l%ululisto ilititun ia Nit
uiipecn oiujontet pelf1iiipdt rongois-
tiiSta mulfG oliiimot bpfpin onioin-
meet, ia tctilpGt poronnificn Scrron
cocsi1. Slnne ainooStoolt pabot tefos
Il ia cttG olct Serroa Snmaloaii mas
tam lpntiG tcbnpt, TATTOO Sierra. 10
tilccn p~orominfiecn fiiulupot II toti.
ncn iDnnin ilru ia fotunurS ia q MS.
TO Gristuficn pGdIIe. aitten ie ibmi-
men tcfee, jofa mGGrGG tietG ,paeltaa
ia iotu bulioetaon puIaomaan, minfG
buuoon bGli fiuilec ia ottaa iiit6 uao.
rim, pportden tafaiin; iontoin tiiIec
fen ibmiien teb0G iofa rientdG cteen-
pain fa~ootufieen iuicipGd tietd. &d-
men t,,Iee ottao ipaarin Serran iefd
ubfoufiisto Iaisia eta etpanfeIiumiu
iiiIoiiista I,ipuufiista. 0,,n ban sUer-
taa ~eIdm6tdniG $erron ppbGGn latin.
ndfec bdn iiinG ipntinid ia fabotetun
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-08
Capture One Hundred.

Paris, Aug. S.-Corporal Couteau-
bier of the French light infantry has
been decorated with military cross
by President Poincaire for capturing
100 Germans, including two officers,
aided only by single companion. The
curt references to Corporal Couteau-
bier's exploit in army orders reads:
"For bravery and contempt of dam
ger which struck terror into the
trenches and shelter of the nemy.
With a single .comrade, he has made
100 prisoners, including two officers,
whom he took back to the rear and
then rejoined his post"
When Corporal CouteauDler was
paraded before President Poincaire on
the recent visit of the latter to the
Somme front he told the story of
his feat at the request of President
Poincaire.
It was on July 20, before Hem wood.
The French troops had just dashed
forward at the German positions. The
first wave had swept over the ene-
my's trenches and the second had
followed to complete the operation.
However, from hollow toward the
right well-sustained fusillade was
being poured on the flank of the at
tackers.
Couteaubier, who was at the right
wing of the second wave, called out
to one man, "Gullot, come with me. !"
The two men approached the spot
whence the firing came. They gl.deA
from tree to tree until they were close
to the shelter where a German COM
pany was holding OUT
Guillot threw bombs as last as he
could into the midst and the fire
ceased.
Surrender" shouted the corporal II
stentorian voice from behind 1
tree.
In response to his demand, 100 Ger.
mans emerged from the shelter witt
uplfted hands, led by two officers.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-08
Reviving Sinking
Of Allied Liners

New York Aug. 8-The Italian steamship Re dItalia,
with three American passengers board from Genoa,
Italy, was chased for hours by three submarines
while in the Mediterranean and was saved from capture
destruction by of defense guns mounted aft accord
ing to her MASTER Captain Amedeo Pinceto the arrival
Of the ship here today.
The captain said he believed of the submersibes
was hit by SHE'LL although his only evidence the col
mn of water which No shots fired at the Re
dItala CAPTAIN Pnceto sad as all he the peri
scopes of the submarines.
They were discovered bv the lookout at 93O on
July g. when the vessel about 200 miles from Genoa
midway between the Balearc islands and the Island Of
Corsica. They were then and one-haf miles dead
asern Captain Pince ordered the speed of his ship in
creased her full capacity about IL knots hour Then
he summoned the crew Of naval gunners on board.
about 9:45 the submarines slightly abeam, on
the starboard quarter travelling in ne Captain Pin
cet said. Seeing that they chasing u.s. ordered
he gunners fire. The third shot, believe took effect
as the spout of water that followed the falling of the shell
was much different from that caused by the preceding
shots 1t was much heavier and apparently mpregnated
with smoke or OIL At any rate from that time only two
perisccpes were to be seen
1he chase continued until 430 that afternoon, the
boats not getting any closer to nor showing them
selves We kept firing at them in all fifteen shots,
from two 3-nch naval guns. After our third shot
the submarines evidently tried to get in position to
TO get better speed because of guns No flag was
and there way to determine their nationality
hut their wake through glasses indicated that
they were big ones.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-08

Trying Weather-Mercury today
reached 1O9, thus continuing what has
been for about a month one OF the
longest periods Of trying heat the
Valley has experienced in recent years.
For some days the heat has been ac-
companied with high degree of hu-
midity, and there have been several
prostrations, in few cases ending IA
tally. 1t is good weather in which
to avoid extreme exertion. The breeze
which has been from the southeast
last night came from the west and
continued through the day. This has
given hope that change Of condi-
tions may be near.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-08
"Pass along this way" shouted

"Pass along this way" shouted
Gouteaubier from his hiding place.
"Go out Of the wood at once and
march to the rear"
Two minutes later the 100 Germans,
shepherded by the corporal and Gull
lot, arrived at the French lines.
The prisoners admitted that some
of their comrades remained in the
shelter.
"Come on, Guillot; let us 60 and
fetch them," said Gouteaubier. The
two men started back, but Guillot fell
with bullet in his breast and the cor
roral had to abandon his enterprise.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-08
POPE TO PROTEST.

Paris Aug 8-The pope, after careful study Of the
against the deportation of inhabitants Of north
France has decided to make protest to Germany,
The protest sent to the pope by the Bishop Of
lille and the Archbishop of Rheims It is stated that the
will ask Berlin that at least women and young girls
be sent back to their homes and that he will publicly ex
press his reprobation of the action of the German military
if his protest is ignored.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-08
Bankers Join the Mutuals in Asking for designations

Bankers Association and mutual presidents think
themselves fitted to vote for entire Imperial Valley"
wasn't modest of the bankers to select themselves
as the choice of all the blue blood?"
"And wasn't it becoming Of the mutual company pres
idents to admit that they better qualified than the
people to select majority of the directors in case OF
wholesale resignations?"
Just What Was Done.
The details of the procedure by which this action
was taken are interesting There fifteen mutual wa
ter companies which between them serve all the water
used in Imperial Valley These mutual companies have
been called furnish the funds Of the District and they
advanced to the District large part Of the
water rentals of 1917 The members of these mutual
companies are all the farmers of the Valley and they
had grown tired Of the reckless squandeng of the money
provided by them.
For the first time all these companies joined forces
in an organization and agreed that there should be
for each company and for each 10000 shares OF
stock This provided thirty votes at the meeting yeser
day. and before the meeting adjourned the entire thirty
otes were cast for the request that all directors of he
District should resign.
The mutual companies then sent a committee to the
Bankers Association and invited that body to join with
them in the action aken and the bankers did passing
the resolution given above.
It would be impossible to get in all Imperial Valley
better representation of public sentiment and to treat this
effort Of the people act Of mpudence IS to exhibit
the most brazen character.
Why 1t Is Done
The great body of people must believe that there is
something than sentiment behind this defiance Of
the will of the people, Men do not put themselves in
,.H,NrlNiEI' ""'n
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-08
Directors Assert They Will
Not Resign in Face of Uni
versal demand by Public

At the meeting of the Imperial Valley Bankers Asso
citation in Imperial late yesterday afternoon the action Of
the mutual companies in asking for the resignation OF all
the directors Of the Irrigation District was sustained by
the passage Of the following resolution:
Be 1t Resolved That all the directors of the Imperial
Irrigation District be requested in the interests of har
mony to resign and that in their place and stead there
be recommended to the Board OF Supervisors OF the Cou
ty of Imperial for appointment three by the mutual
water companies and two by the Imperial Valley
Bankers Association Said designations to be filed with
the clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors and by him to be
held and used under the following conditions:
"First-That no resignation will be used unless all
are filed and used.
"Second-That their resignation shall take effect
when their successors shall have been appointed and
qualified 3. X. BRUNDAGE,
president Imperial Valley Bankers Association.
august Z, 1916"
AS the case now stands every water user in the Val
ley through his mutual company is committed to change
in the directorate of the District and this action
mended by the bankers of the Valley.
1t on the program for committee of five from the
bankers five from the mutual companies and five from
the Ell Centre recall organization to appear before the
directors of the District late today and present the
quest for their designations 1t is understood that Drec
tors Mcbride and Ferguson will willingly tender their
ignations providing Hamilton, Bennett and Brockman
will do
Hamilton announced to number of persons this
morning that he would not resign under any circumstan
ces and the indications that the three determined
to defy public sentiment to the last in the desperate hope
of delivering the irrigation system to the c. M lands,
cordng program though the entire public opposes
them.
In their official organ this morning the acts of the
mutual companies and the bankers treated as impu
dent interference with the rights of the directors
Here are some of the expressions of the Progress
astounding Suggestion That Imperial Valley People
Give Up Their VOtes"