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Regular meetings first and
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Irene Paul, Secretary
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-14

iratri tiilee foiilusta bGnen perGsid1n-
Silloin lasti roisto Upton irtt. = Sot
fut farmarit oil nGbneet iarnan rois-
ton, arapelelpat olehpan noin Is piio-
tioan aipon parrattomnn. Oil fGpts
tanpt plr1asta nenGliinaa faitlasiaan
ia lippalaftia p1Gsiaan. Sptolle oil
napttanpt puuffoa ia pp0reGd Idppua
poaueltaan, oil %ianonut: pitG1 fGpbG
iofa talosia. sos iof,i tl~tollaifen rois-
ton tpoiii buomata, oliii annettaipa
tieto poliiiille, iofa on llnponmit
hpangita jos nam l~op6etG1n. &oisto
tpton f~ertomlifien mltfaan pitGiii or,
la englanninfielinen.
Yaliuclnfieeil balntaan.
Sapalliieen paIrpelltfieen perebtp-
ilpt tptlo ina bppdn paitan bppGllG
palfalla fun ilmoittaltuu
Wtrs 81. 2iebertbaI,
215 Sap ct. Sromtpoo6, Micb.
(24)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-14
Ironwuudin ia ympdrist0n Autisia
: aanianisienrafnnnan ppldfom-

TJV~
lnlasten p61tos jubIa oil wiime ppba
iltana arpoffaalla obielmalla, ioSla
lnpiet iuorittiNpat bppin obielmanla,
iosta fiitos faitille ppbGtUllin opet-
taiilIe abferasta toimimmastame ia
tp0nne eli ole tllrba. &iitoS Wtrs g..
Yiittarille, iofa bppGllG taioollaan
iobti obielmaa. llstofaa lapiet itien-
ne Seaiittien opetaslGpiefii iofa on
teitG faitfia lunastanut i%perelldnia.
&asteesia on Slumala ottanat lapief-
fenia, npt olenme Sl1malan lapiet.
SseeIus ON fanSlomme iofa paiapd.
On barSta ola min iun1ren Serrm
Omaha, ionta mal4asia on faiffi tai.
mas ia maa. Seeius on lasten pstd-
mG ia on meioGn bphpG paimenemme
eli meilt1 mitaGn pluitli. Soinpon, eta
tllette %feidfoullutn, iofa alfaa beind-
fnitn toinen pGitpG &aniaIlisierirafun
nan firfon ialisio. Citizen taos ppbG
foltlltlln eniiipfipna. Soiiuon ettd o.
lette iiGlle ia aitille fultliaiiet. Seas
mafaa Slumalon ia meioGn Serran
Seelufien armosio ia tintemilesia.
Serran ito on m6fappptemme. sSSlois.
ia ia bausfaa feiaa faifille ppbGtol-
In lapiiIle. Ypbdfoltllriublasia tirli
rabaa 10 6olloria. &iitos faifille.
= &enmatismi. sos fdriitte froo-
niIista tai nipelrelmatismia, Min
antafaa gbamberlains 2iniment'ue
foe. sc apl, ionfa ie aitaaniaa, on
pfiistGGn 10 monin ferroin fen bin
nan artpoinen. Saatntpara faiffial.
Ia. (SIm.)
&mpll1tt. Matti Yanpiainen
fuoli t. t. 6 b. iairaStettllamt pitem-
man aifaa ipodntattia 3. nj. SiGl-
tGdn of ban rtoitt 81 tpltooerL ipn-
tpnpt NillidsiG, ollilt t1siG maasia
acknowledgements tpitotta. 8ainro,
iofa on pli 80 ifdinen, ia ptii poifa
l1binnd faipauroan. 8ainaia
oil Sinnolaa pelfG6apdinen, iofa lap
fen mielelld titrapdii sSitmalan ar.
mon Seeiitfiesfa. SGn on pGGsipt pp-
bien iianfaitfiieen lepoon. Salttalls
toimitettiin g. Iaapalin firfosta fe.
8 p. &epeGt mtllot manbufien
maoniitIle i1dnnohiille. SimoIa or
monia fnttta ttdfefoon mposfin fai-
paurpaa iiGtGsta pi,oliioa.
= &Dmmenen miesta iaa aiunrron
ia rltlian tai ainoastoan alunnon fob
mnfiltlla. Samasia pal.
mppoGGn fGptettpiG bltonefolil-
ia. &aDfGa flmtlemasfa.
(25) 2i33ie Niemi.
724 Dot 81. Sronlpooo, @icb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-14

- Smlf0a tarfaStamaan meioar
uistta aianmifaista Mopul aaMpi-
paabtioamne.
DstGnpppoell6 Wamlel Self.
Waata mbptGiuGnG.
&C eefferiG maata mpptdtpGnG. jos
ia on noin 40 eefferid fanto fliirin
fi1 miime A apltoben aifana plrbbis.
tettu. - SpipG birii fdmppd, 2 FUR
ia birii paonaa, l pienempi, ito iifa
fdmppd, offiiii fdmppd, 40 ialan pi.
tuinen Iaiita paana, BEND trGfi iiial.
Id. SppG faipo, alta pmpdri moan,
~ MALTA folIlubuoneelle ia bppGn
tien marrella. DULUTH, .Sortb Sbore
rautatie moan mierestd menee, pob.
iois puolella Srompoobia, iuoraan
@onnien mainilta pobioileen. Seinid
tulee noin 70 tonnta. Yitro juofiee
moan lGpi. SGmG on ipalmis aiua.
MppoG1n oifealla bintaa eli ipaiboc
taan. 3pipfdG Sobn Saarelta eli o.
cor @noerionilta.
Yfii FORTH wieresia mpos mpptG.
mGnG iosta on noin IL eefferiG fan.
to fliirinfind. SeinGsid. Nbpo1Gn
bppillG mafiuebboila eli ipaib6etaan
fallpungin omniiuatteen.
= SinfnpsfG. gfii onnistuneim.
pia walmisteita tdmGn toubin ebfGi-
icmiieen on Gbamberlain's Cough
&emcop. Q. SO. WcGlinton, @lan-
oon Spring'istG, Ilu.3, firioittaa:
"MseibGn pienofaiieIlammc oil binfu-
psfG min apboin FUN lapielld moi
ola. Win1 annoin bdnelle Gbam-
berIain's Cough &emebp'a ia ie plan
paranIi bGnet." Saaraipana faiffi.
alla. (Slm.)
= 2ebmi ptettit taIteem. Srnista.
ia iaa fdpoG perimGsid tuntomerfiIlG.
WiIbelmiina Sobnion
1873 6. 8ircb ct. Srontpoob, Nicb
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-14
SapimAffanne taaa feiSaa!

pulutndffuure tlua te1au1!
"Soutb Shore" Iinia t~arioaa tell
le erittain bausfoia buiuimattoia ie-
ia ruitateiiie eta meiitie ct. Ssna-
cen faittta ia palatiimaiiiIIa butpi-
puriillaan orc. Iiniolla.
@uotuiiet fapGt4balpennufiet Sort
Suroniin, 9etroitiin, Toleooon, Gle
pelanoiin ia 8uffaloon feidfaSn 5, s
IL ia Is p6imind.
&iertomatfoia iampibin paiffoibin
labtien jofa fesfimiifto ia perjantai
feidfuun, beindfuun ia elofuiin aifa-
no.
Sppin balpoja fiertomatfa-piliet-
ted, ioilla pGGiette mibin paiffaan
bppduiG Ala. Micbisanisias Obiosia,
YennipIpaniasia, SEEM Oorfisia ia
Gana6nsIa. q
2Gbempia %tietoja iaatte alletirioit-
taneeelta
u. 2~iebertbal, aiiamies.
(24) Sronpoob, Micb.
- &abpnnnt lena, ionfa loptaldd
ppnbetGGn mafloa maStaan tatonlaan
allefirioittaneelle. 2ebmGn tunto-
merritt on: pieni malfonen mllipdd,
forfpn ~balfaistil ia bibna f~alllasio.
2ebmG on tlpotnnpa olotteella:
(24) &ulle &omii.
9or Sc, Montreal, isis.
= Wanmel Sellin Gabmiliiffees-
ia p%aaboetaan tlrore fabapi lilld difan
fun ooottatte.
= &anppiaat gfquist ia Sscor
gili motfustimat ebellinen perbei-
neon &ingstoniin, Winn., ~firfollis-
fofoufieen ia tlll0pat tafaiiin emf
lpiifolla.
"Gbamberlains Sablets'it oiuat
tebmeet mimnlle ibmeitG." "Weind
olen ollut mainattn matiatnroilta
uieita mltoiia ia maiffa olen fGptta-
npt darettomGn pulion laGffeita, ioita
on iuoiiteltli tGmGn taubin lieipentd'
miiefii, Gbamberlain'S Sablets'it o.
mot eniimGinen lGdfe, iota on anta-
nut mintlle '%eboottoman ia ppipm&-
len aiprn'', firioittaa Mrs @nna Sea-
oinL Spenceportista, 81. q. "Gbam.
berlain's Tablets'it otpat tebneet mi
MULE ibmeitG ia nina pibdn niitd
GGrett0m1n forfeasia arposia." Saa
tatpana faiffialIa. (SIm.) I
Mr. TreS. Safaiaari, @obap:
Ifista Wicb. mieraili paiffaflnnallam
me miime laitantaina. Scr Safaiaa-
ri oil iaaplinut fplGileen iisfonia
Mrs Sobn Sarian llofie, tpaan nil
mcfiimaimittt oil iurtri ferinnpt mot
fustaa &ingstoniin, Winn. firfollis-
fofonfieen.
= SDtuG 40 ecfferin farmi mpptG.
lpGnG. s MALTA eteI1Gn SurIepst1.
isis. @altion item tparreIla.
@bipfdd
Mcbolas MattioniIto. :
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-14
SnmaIanpalpeInfiia feiGfnnl-


Ia: IA p. @atefieIoisfd flo puoli s ip.
II p. Srompoooisia flo 10 OPP. ia
Grtpin fplasiG flo 2 Up. ia 8an BUS.
firfisid Somnin baaIisia flo piioli
A ip.
81 p. @otefieloisid alfaa rippi-
foulu flo 10 ap. Serran ebtooqiieIle
p1GSto beinGf. 8 b. flo 10 ap.
Spntpnpt ia fastettu:
Yoll ia Siloa Soiefiina 8ilionin
b. SEQ &einolb, ipnt. maalisf. 6 b.,
fastettli feiGf. 10 p.
S. ltrpilainen
6t0 6. glper ct. Srompooo, Micb.
= Smpelnienran fufonfiesia, TO-
Ia bli 7 p. feiGf. titli p~0ptGraboa 3
oollaria, iosta fiitos faifille.
= Sasten pmpelnienrasia, iofa O.
Ii feiGf. 8 p. Wars 8iinifan talosia
tapli popt6rubaa 3 bollaria iosta fiji
toS Wers @iinifale bppGntabtoiiunl.
0estaan ia itbrnltitpa iiraloestaar.
&iitos mposfin faifille.
Yaliuelnfieen baIntaan.
Gnglanninfielen taitoinen ritiian-
Iaittaia balutaan beti tpob0n feiGbu.
nilaIle IabellG MerceriG, @is. SppG
palffa bptpGlIe benfil0lle 2dbem-
min firioittamalIa
$. 6. Mielfe,
Sronnoob, Wicb.
- Sroniuoobim 9aniallisienrafnm
nan om~peI{rfeuran fofous on firfon
bonlisia, fei1f. 81 p. flo puoli s III.
9iellG on bai1sfa iQdmpietto.
= &ptoiaIla ~paabbetfn faBiui mails
flm1 %paremmalta ia festGG fauapem.
min. Wan,el Sellin &abapiliiffees-
IA paabbetaan fabapia pGinittGin. &oe
telfaa niitG. @oepafetti ipapaasti 10
t%aiielle pppoettaisid.
= 2asten ompelnienran fofuns on
fefaf. 80 p. Mrs Sobnionin taIosia,
flo puoli s III. Horrien pdGlId.
= &amialIisfenrafanran ni,oriio.
feura &oitolla on irniret iltantat te-
fat. 80 p. bptpdlld obielmalla.
= 2eifatfaa tamd irti, tima on
raban artuoinem. aGfGG iitprnittafo
tGtd. 2eifatfaa tGrnd Iappu irti, Id
bettafGG tGntd ia 5 fenttid Solep &
60, 1886 Sheffield Mbem,e, g9ica.
90, Sq. &irioittafaa rrinertne ia o.
foitteenne ieltpdsti. Sc iaatte beti
paIautuspostisfa foepufetin Solepn
bunaia- ia tertpaiefoititfien pstdGrt
fpfmppttd ia firffuttleb6iista mar.
ten; fefa Solep rtiinitaispiuereitG il
Solepn fotari tdpletteid. MpptGtpG.
M f%aiffialla. GSlm)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-14

~. x0uluuttW rlr1osla el ole li-
mdlanpalhuelalsta emf ppbdnG, ollie
merfittp fun On iilloin ipield firfol.
lisfofousmatfalIa.
Sartmisbctfi pioetddn t6lld nil
tola p~eriantaina ilIalla Sesiiebilles-
ID Mers Meinin luona flo S:lta. Mr
Yetfa glbo iobtaa bartausmenoa.
gnii ppbdiltana on bartausfofous
9sorrien pdGlld Yeffa glbon lima.
Ban 8usfirfisia aletaan pitGG taas
feiGn aifana iilnnuntaifoiilua. &oltllt
alfaa emf ppband flo 10 up. foilrta-
lola, @isconiinin puolella. Soiapo-
taan, ettd lapiia laapuu runiausti
fplrlrun.
8an 0urfisia pioetGGn Ilturi ulfo-
ilmoilt6la &etolan metiGsiG %iunnun-
taina beinGf. 1 p. 2Gbemmin tuon-
nempana.
Wst. q. Saapanen.
Saonefalnia mDDtGtuGnG.
8aiffatunnalta p%oismuuton tofia
mppoGGn tpGbGn faptettpid, bpm1si1
funnosia olepia buonefuluja iopubin
nalla. Wnfiaa paipan fapoG fatio-
maSia.
8 2afe ct. Selefooni 624.8.
(24) Sromuooo, Iicb.
- Sarmarit bnomatfaa! Sarml-
lainapbotstpfien idGnnot iitomennet-
tuna ndbbGGn beinGfuun nlmeroSia
Yelto ia Scott leboesiG josta fiitos
toimititfielle. Ilitetaanpa itieGmme
npt pbtpmGll1 l~aindbommaar, forfo
tlllee olemaan 5 proienttia.
s. Is. glbonemu
= &eiGain11toa tdpiiboitoneem iaa.
tapana is p:stG ~feiGfruita lGbtien
fninin ia falariffaan Sisber iGrmen
rannalla IGbellG WerceriG, @is. 81
laa 80 bengelle. l1uoet meneet. Sic
oustelfaa I%Gbemmin,
$. 6. Wielfe,
Srontpooo, Micb.
Tarmimaa mpptGtuGnG.
= &iituslnnie. &iitGmme pstG-
iotta tl,litte uilteen %aiuntoomme
@telGfplGllG feidf. 2 p. illalla toitpo-
little onnea, laitoitte fabapipopoGn.
&iitos iiitd artpoffaasta labiasta,
minfG toittel Sabbomme teitG alma
fiitolliiuli6ella mlistella.
Selma ia Sitomas Sacffon.
Mimtlla on 40 eefferin farmimaa
mpptGruGnd ldbeIIG Siilutbta, atro.
astaan 6 MALTA faitpungista, bppGn
tien parrella, foilli ~neliGnnes moi
liz maasta ia marffinapaifat bpipGt
faupnngisia.
2Gbempid tietoia binnasta ia
mrusta moitte fpipd oiotteelIa:
Hifolat Ibo
3. 8or gil Sronnoo6, Micb.
- Sartansienrat emf Iunnuntoi-
no feIlo 2 paiapdlld Mrs Sanna 6.
farmilla 9esiemer, Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-14
: SntGr oil inrfeaSia tiIaS1a.

= IgIur OIL IHrIeuSIu IlIuSIu. u
WitcbcIl, @agbao. &p., firioittaa:
"Minrin tptt6reni oil iurfeasia tiIas.
ia munuaistmi6in tafia. Wind iain
bGnen ottamaan Solep &ionep Bills
ia ia ban tGpoeIIiiesti parantui." So
lep &ionep 8ills'it tpoimistarpat beif.
foia, epGfunnosia olcipia miinuaiiia:
parantnpat potialauffu miat; ebfdi
iepGt reumaattiiet fimut ia ielfGfolo.
t~uficn; bclpoittaa fipeitG iGieniG la
fongistuncita nipeImid. Tpptdmdni
to%iffiaIIa. (Tm.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-14
: Moisto oil tappaa inumalaiIem

JutSIp Oil Iuppuu luuHHululIeH
fpnmenmltotiaun tpton piime maa-
nantaima tiosia fello neljGn aifana
fun S%ronhpoobin etelGfpldn foltlusta
polaii fotiaan gntti Ylrllmalan fpm-
menhpltotinen tptGr, Maria, min full
iettiam mGbGn enemmGn fun puoli
MALTA, tlli tuntemutoin mies mas
taan fpipen Hui,ttilan toloa ia ia
molla otti tptt0G fiinni molemmista
fGiistG ia piiffilanfa.aioan alate tpon
il tpton ia mei tibeGGn metiGGn. Scum
tptto bulrii r1ifoilIeu beittdmddn
pois ettei BAN ole tebnpt mitGGn rifos
ia, oioitti roisto retpollperia tpton
otian fobben ubaten annplta jos bun.
tao. Gititenfin fpipi jog tptoHG on
iobon tptto pastaii, eta ne
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-14

= &abuia moitte iaaba lltoraa1
fublpi-istuhifiilta, fun ostatte fob
apinne Mamiel Sellin &ablpifaupas.
ia, iosia fubtpi pGipittdin paaboe-
taan &opnl paabtimosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-14
TOHTORI H. HOLM,

Ishpemingin Suomalaisen Sairaa
Ian ylilaakari, tulee useiden paik-
kakuntalaisten pyynn0sta saa-
pumaan ensi viikolla Ironwoodiin
ia ottaa vastaan sairaita koko
paivan torstaina t. k. FL paivana
Ironwoodin Suomalaisessa APP
teekissa. Sanokaapa asiasta naa-
pureillennekin!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-14

Giida eniimdiielld iipnIIa.)
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-08-28
AMERICAN ARMY OF
100000. PROBABLE
THAT MANY NEEDED TO
END WAR.
Medical Reserve Corps Officer
Thinks Germany VIII Have
TO BE Anpihilated.

Washington. Aug 25.-That the
United states will probably have t.
send 100000 men TO Europe be
fore the war can be brought TO a sue
cessful conclusion is the belief of
Lieut. Howard f. Kane. OF the Re
serve Medical Corps of the Army.
who is now in France. according to
a letter just received from him BY
Dr. Boyd Read. He also says that
stories of Hun atrocities have not
been exaggerated.
This war says Or. Kane, lis so
much more of an affair than | had
imagined. and / was prepared to find
something tremendous. l don't see
now il can stop until we send over
a couple of million men. We had
hoped that Germany would quit be-
fore another winter. and. of course. l..
there is chance. but it doesn't look
that way now.
My only hope is that we can send
enough men to absolutely annihnate
them ana when were through there
vii! be no Germany. They ought to
be scattered and made a Wandering
race.
"All through the war I'VE heard
about the Hun atrocities ard didn't
pay much attention 10 them. Let me
tell you. YOU can believe everything
you've heard and then multiply il by
hundreds. A lot of things I'd never
heard of at home-things that just
can't be written about. and that are
scarcely talked of. I've always con-
Sidered the German soldier to be
about like any one else who was
made to DO these awful things by the
officers, zone of shell fire and get TO
see all fulness' is done seemingly
from sheer delight in causing suffer
ing. | get all worked up when / get
started about the Huns"
Field ambulance work" he says
lis about the most exciting medical
job there is, as we are up well with
| in the zone of shell fire and get tc
see all sorts of things. They rarely
shell hospital. but we are alwav.
camped beside artillery batteries
aerodromes and supply depots. which
they are continually shooting at. \
/ field ambulance was shelled the othel
/ day, though. and one of the mon or
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-08-28
EXPECTING BIC FIGHT
OVER WAR TAX BILL
HIGH TAX MEN ON THE
WAR PATH.
Leaders in Senate Prepare For
Most Spectacular Struggle
of War Session.

Washington, Aug. 25.-Prepara-
tions made today by senate leaders
for next weeks discussion of the war
tax bill presaged one of the most de-
termined and spectacular struggles
of the war session.
The bill was not taken up TODAY.
the senate recessing after a brief
session until Monday for conferences
of those prominent in the fight for
and against increasing the tax levies.
Material amendment of the bill was
regarded certain.
Consideration Of the postage tax
sections, scheduled for today, went
over until Monday. BY Wednesday
these sections, including the special
income tax on publishers and va
rious proposals for increasing sec
ond-class mail rates, probably will
be out Of the rates. probably will be
out of the way.
The war profits section of the bill.
Senator Simmons stated tonight. is
to follow the postage sections and
on Monday or soon thereafter he
plans a determined effort to have
definite date fixed for a vote. both
on profits and the entire bill.
Plan Determined Fight.
a group OF senator's prominent in
the fight for higher rates on war
profits, conferred today and decided
to make a determined effort along
that line. Individual amendments
will be offered to levy a maximum
nat rate of 80 per cent on war prof
its, scaled downward to the largest
amount the senate will accept. The
bill provides a levy Of about 26 per
cent. estimated to return s562,OOO.-
900.
While the high tax advocates
were in session, leaders of the f.
nance committee also conferred to-
ward uniting support for the ma.
jority Of the draft Of the war profits
section, Divisions among the ma.
jority of the committee, caused ten
tative consideration of amendments
more in harmony with sentiment o.
senators desiring a change in the
system of levying war profits or a
higher tax rate.
Conference Scheduled
Meeting of the finance committee
and also the leaders in the campaign
to increase the tax levies are set for
Monday before the senate convenes
Il am positive that enough sena,
tors are in favor of increasing the
war profits rate TO vote in an amend
ment of this character" Senate.
Borah declared tonight.
Finance committee leaders plan
Oed TO line up the senate member
chip as far as possible to prevent any
drastic increase and also toward ex.
@cd'ti'g the bill.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-08-28
WILL PROBABLY FIN
WHEAT PRICES TODAY

Washington, Aug. 27.- The price
the government will pay in its pur-
chases of the 1917 crop of wheat
probably will be fixed tomorrow by
the committee headed by DR.. H.. A.
Garfield. 1t VIII be made effective
beginning September /.
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NEW HIGH RECORD FOR
CATTLE ON THE HOOE

Chicago, Aug. 27.-Choice beevee
sold today at the Union Stock Yard
at 1890, new high price record
for cattle on the hoof. The new
figure was 80 cents higher than the
record price established last week.
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MILLION TESTANIENTS
FOR AMERICAN SOLDIERS

New York. Aug. 27.-An order for
one million khaki pocket testaments
for American soldiers and sailors
has been placed by the National
Work Council of the Y. NJ. C. A.
with the American Bible Society, it
was announced today.
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CARRY MONTE
SANO BY STORM
FIGHTING DIES DOWN IN
RUMANIA.
French Press Beyond Hill 300
and Capture Fortified Works
Near BethincOurt.

troops on the Isonzo front are
marching 70 complete victory.
At Udine, Salvatore Barzilai. civiI
governor OF the Austrian territory
occupied by the Italian army, when
informed of the complete victory OF
the Italians. exclaimed:
AT last our soldiers have achiev-
ed this magnificent thing; they
have freed our soil from the ancient
enemy"
The final success of the Italians
in winning their greatest battle IN
this war is thrilling the country as
never before. Both the army and
the civilians see the result Of two
years suffering and economic hard
ships. Tie victory came uEeXpect-
cdly. notwithstanding encouraging
bulletins of the last fortnight. 1t is
General Cadorna's rule never to an
nounce an event until certain THAI
his troops are able to hold new po-.
stions
The battle along the Isonzo has
developed more brilliant successes
for the Italians who are making
one of their greatest efforts of the
war General Cadorna's men. who
at the beginning of the offensive eff
fccteC a new crossing Of the river
north of Gorilla. at a point where
the Austrians believed such feat.
was impossible, have won another
spectacular victory by scaling Monte.
Santo, 2,245 feet high. This noun
tain top, seven miles north of Co
rizia, dominates the plain TO the east
of the city, and the Austrian forces
there have been able to hold up the.
Italian advance. The Austrian line
of defense was broken at several
points and the Italians are pursuing
the retiring enemy.
/ Further south. on the Carso.
fighting continues violently and in
/ cessantly. Austrian efforts to wiz
back lost positions We're defeated.
Gains at Verdun.
New gains have been me- "a. bv tbS
| French on the Nerdun front. round
ing out the victory won in the OF
iensive begun on Monday. The.
. French advanced north Of nm On,
Paris announces. and captured tbre.
fortified works near Reth5ncoprr
The official German statement how.
ever, says French attacks between,
Malancourt and Bethipcourt as
we'll as east of the Meuse. were ra
pulsed.
On the British FROM sbarn Iocay
engagements ar in progress
The official German sratemenr
comedies a small British advance
near the Nprcs- -Menin road hut s,,,.
that at other points the British ware,
. rcpuised, with heavy losses The
capture OF British rosi,io, .
~ J"Ilea is reported
me situation on the northern enG
( "' IN" russian front remains OBJ
ur'. othclal Russian reports ear
'e' III me week made il appear that
/ q German offensive rvirI
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this and every other pledged word
she has ever given us, murdered our
people and destroyed our property.
Is not that war? Is the United
States to submit to this? No.
Whenever any nation lays its evil
hand on our citizens and property,
that nation must account for il.
Every church in Canada has an
honor roll on its walls, with the
names of the men from that church
that are now fighting for right and
justice. among nations In the
trenches of France want every
church in South Carolina to have
such an honor roll.
Mr.. Stevenson spoke to large
audience at Chesterfield at noon yes
terday.
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Prohibition is delayed for the fan
session OF Congress. But then, too
much can't be expected of congress-
men in such good beer weather.
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"Stay-at-homes" owe much in this
war. If the nation conscripts man
hood to do its fighting, it can con-
script wealth to do the paying.
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EXPECTING GEEMANY,s REPLY

Buenos Aires, Aug. 27.-The ,Areen-
tine minister to Germany, in a
cablegram received at the foreign
Office today. says that @he expects to
receive Germany's reply within "a
hours regarding submarine attacks
on Argentine vessels.