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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-13
ON A FAST TRACK
Free Fair Races On; Minnie
PinkertOn Wins First Heat.
Blind Black, FavOrite, Breaks
After Leading to Wire.

The grandstand was packed this
afternoon when the races were called
at the Kansas Free Fair grounds and
there was plenty of enthusiasm. There
is an exceptionally good program on
and with the exception of a few spots
the track is in good condition. The
indications were that before the after
Moons events are over it would be in
prime condition.
The first event was the first heat
of the 2:25 pace, in which there
were 10 entries for a $500 purse. Mel
lie BLY, scratched after being taken
on the track. Governor Foote, a blind
black horse, was the favorite and got
away well in front and led to the
home stretch, where he broke. Minnie
Pinkerton, with Hart up. won the
heat Time 2:15A The nine horses
finished as follows:
Minnie Pinkerton l, Falmont Flash
2, Ned Ford 3, Governor. Foote 4.
Rhizon 5, Nebo D 6. Francis w Z,
Bessie Lynn 8. Packy Mcfarland g.
Sadie Silver won first money in the
S-year-old trot. purse $500. Noble
Aubrey took second Lucy Huff,
third; Marley's Todd, fourth and A.
M. Hurst. fifth. Time, 2:2OA
The first heat of the 2:11 pace was
fast and brought the grandstand to its
feet. Symbol Forest won the heat.
doing it in 2:11 u. Ernestine was Sec
ond; Billhurst, third; Ethel Chimes,
fourth; Gentry Bell, fifth; Limited,
sixth; Hanley B, seventh: John S,
eighth and Maxwell, ninth. Purse,
$500.
Sadie Silver took first money in the
S-year-old trot, purse 5000. Lucy Huse
and Noble Audrey divided second
money while Marley's Todd and Am
hurst went $3.50 on third money.
In the second and final heat Sadie
Silver was first; Lucy Huse, second;
Noble Audrey, third; Amhurst, fourth;
Marley's Todd, fifth; Lady Espire.
scratch. Time, 2:19A.
In the second heat of the 2:25 pace.
at the fair grounds this afternoon,
Governor Foote, who came in fourth,
in the first heat. nosed under the wire
in first place. Minnie Pinkerton, a
favorite on Topeka's track last year,
who won the first heat, took second.
Nebo d. was third; Ned Ford, fourth;
Bessie Lynn, fifth; Rhizon, sixth;
Packy Mcfarland, seventh; Francis
w. eighth and and Falmont Flash
flashed in ninth. Time, 2:1312
against 2:15H, the time made in the
first heat.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-13
SHOULD COSTLESS
Henry j. Waters Condemns
Present Price of Bread.
Says Flour Should Wholesale at
$3.50 Barrel.
HE CHARGES EXCESS PROFITS
Explains Government Control
Intentions at Free Fair.
Capper Asserts Kansas Soldiers
Win New YOrk's Praise.

BASED upon the price farmers~are
receiving for their wheat, flour and
bread should be cheaper"
Henry j. Waters, president of the
Kansas State Agricultural college and
federal food administrator for Kan
sas, made that statement to the audi
ence gathered in the Peoples Pavilion
at the Kansas Free Fair grounds to-
day.
President Waters has been on the
inside" on the food conservation and
price-fixing activities of the govern
ment He knows costs as worked out
by government representatives. He
knows what the retail price should be
if the wholesale price is given. He
knows what the wholesale price
should be if the cost of production is
given.
If Kansas farmers are getting $500
a bushel for their wheat, and they
are not. flour should wholesale at
$3.50 a barrel. according to President
Waters. That figure would be allow
ing for all costs of milling and hand
ling and give everyone legitimate
pfofit>
Flour Higher Here.
Flour is n0t-selling at $3.50 a bar
rel in Topeka or elsewhere in Kansas.
1t ranges around , y. AS lOllS eto LIZ
wholesale price remains at that flg-
ure the retail price is going to be cor
respondingly higher and the price OF
bread is going to stay up.
These are matters Doctor Waters
brought out in his address today
Cheaper flour and cheaper bread are
possible at the present price of wheat,
he said, and there is a big profit some
where between the time the wheat
leaves the farmers bins and the flour
reaches the retailer.
The peoples pavilion was comfort
ably filled while Doctor Waters. Gov
ernor Capper, Mrs. D. w. Mulvane and
others spoke. Judge J. S. West pre-
sided in the absence Of w. f. Con-
nelley.
New York Praises Kansas.
Governor Capper had just returned
from Washington and New York and
had some interesting information to
import to his Kansas audience.
THE ammunition train that left To-
peka a short time ago was in New
York last week" he said, 'and one
of the reporters on a New York pa
per remarked to me-that it was a
fine-looking bunch of young men
clean-cut, husky and healthy. l re-
piled that that is what Kansas is do
ing; turning out such young men,
representatives of a high standard of
citizenship He asked me why they
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-13
HONOR DEAD OFFICER
Rites in Kansas City for First Army
Official Slain in France.

Kansas City, Sept. 13.-Allied con-
sular representatives, members of the
Third Missouri infantry and base hos
pital unit No. %, three companies of
field artillery. medical reserve Off
GERS, a naval delegation and more
than 1000 civilians attended the mill
tary high requiem high mass today for
Lieut.. VIM. T. FitZsimmons. the Kan
sas City medical officer killed in a
German air raid on an American base
hospital in France last week.
The mass, which took place in the
cathedral was read by the Rev. Curtis
Herman, chaplain of the Second Mis-
souri, field artillery. The sermon was
by Bishop Thomas F. Lillis.
Lieutenant FitzsimmonS was the
first American army officer to be
killed in France.
New'YOrk Cotton Martet. -
New York. Sept. 13.-COTTON-Spot cot
ton easy. Middling, $21.30
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-13
CHECKERS VIOLENT GAME!
ONE PLAYER UNCONSCIOUS

Philadelphia, Sept 13.-Add to-
day to the list of dangerous sports,
the strenuous game of checkers
In the excitement surrounding
holly contested game at a street
car barn here, Antoine Smith was
knocked unconscious by a slap on
the nape of the neck.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-13

gressionai legislation for government con-
troll of the prices of virtually all commo-
dities for the period of the war is suggested
in a referendum to ascertain business opin-
ion on government price control which was
sent out today by the chamber of COM
merce of the United States to business or
CARNATIONS thruout the country.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-13
New buildings at Ft. sin.

Lawton, Okla, Sept. 13.-Authority
for the construction of eleven addi-
tional buildings for the aviation school
at Fort Sill has been received. The
contract has been let to the Seiden
Brock Construction company of st.
Louis and work will begin immediate
ly. The new buildings will include
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-13
VISITS SEC. M'ADOO
Chief Justice of England Here on War
Finance Mission.

Washington. Sept. 13.-Viscount Read
ing, lord chief justice of England, who
reached this country yesterday on a spe-
Secretary McAdoo today and presented
his credentials and remained half an hour
in conference with him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-13
NO WONDER KAISER HAS
COMMANDEERED OLD IRON

London. Sept. 1S.-Dealers in
old iron will have a harvest in
Germany after the war
The kaiser has bestowed two and
a quarter million iron crosses of
the second class since the war.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-13
K. c. Milkmen strike.

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. ia milk driv-
ers strike added to the industrial tieup
here today. Following a strike Of drivers
of several diaries the remaining milk deal
ers refused to make deliveries or sell any
milk until they were provided with police
protection.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-13
LOCAL MENTION


1t was an International truck which
was used in the Swineheart inner
tube pulling test on Kansas avenue
this week, instead of Republic truck,
as stated in a State Journal story
Wednesday.
F. L. Gear, who managed the Y. NJ.
G. A. war work campaign in Topeka,
has been appointed secretary of the
Central Y. NJ. c. A at Newton, Kan.
His appointment was made Wednes-
day afternoon by Clifford Pierce,
state Y. NJ. c. A. secretary.
Ralph Knapp, former physical di-
rector of the Central Y. NJ. -. A,
will leave tomorrow for Rockford, ILL.,,
where he will have charge of the
physical training department IN the
cantonment.
Safety razor blades sharpened bet
ter than new. 25c-35c doz. Brunt-
Martin Drug Co.-Adv.
DIR. G. S. Abrahams of Waconda
Springs, will address the crowd at the
fair grounds Friday at the Old Set
tiers day celebration in the peoples
pavilion, at 1:15 o'clock in the after
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-13
TO HELP WAR BRIDES
Government Would ArRnge for Long Dis
lance Ceremony by Proxy.

Melbourne Australia, Sept, 13.-William
NJ. Hughes. premier of Australia. today an
nounced in the house of representatives
that the government intended to consult
the churches regarding some form of mar
riage by proxy between Australians at the
front and women in Australia.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-13

AS we travel life's road long and billy
We wonder why under the sun
Another mans fun seems so silly
While our own silly pastimes seem fun
Washington Star
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-13

Mrs. C. C. Kerns, 915 Quincy
street, received the Blue Ribbon
for the best Baking Powder Bis
cults.
Mrs. Kerns used Banquet
White Flour.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-13

four barracks each, with accommo-
dations for $50 men and four officers
quarters, administration building.
storehouse and garage.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-13

Mrs. Elmer Ebey, 439 ElmwoOd
avenue, received the Blue Ribbon
for the best Graham Bread.
Mrs. Ebey used Banquet Ora
ham Flour.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-16

NLef Ezabethi Right Princess
Queen daughters
royal family their latest
just married
They
Marie eldest The family eXd from their
country o invasion of the Germans
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-02
Tno!Mcr:umat maat tariuitieiuat 2)b.
bDslualtain apna.

94asbinfton. = Gee s1innot, joiocll
milfaan pobiois- -@itropan tuolieet-
toa,ot n'oot tuleipot iann,a,ul rilafo.
tarpc'ta ybops,palloistd. pailtance
apoimaan mliiitanlien pttiipten iiiGllG.
Taparain ulosauientiG l1Goosteletpd
neinposto CT ole antaniit ,piclG fenel-
lefG1n liipdfirjoa l1bettGG taiparoita
Dbopslpalloista ulfontnille. gsenpos-
to tabtoo fliiilemma ioa6a eniinnd
tarfat tieoot ndioen maioen tarpcis-
ia. Oboellef1Gn inaalle ei anneta pli
omien tarpeioen, ettei,udt ne moi tial
tG iaqrrtiania tatparoioa nlpp6a Saf-
lalle.
gnin oIa pitolueettonlien nlaibcn ia
SafIan ipGlistG fauppaa fosfelpisto
tieooista on 10 iaopllnilt nelnpostol-
le. Silastot olottafpat, ettG Sansfo
moi titottao riittGfp1sti ruofotarpeito
onifii tarpeifieen. Storian, 9tllctiir
ia Sollonnin on litGipastoin laaialuo
buomottoposIo ntddrGsiG ipiljou Yb-
bpsmalloista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-02
Safialaiiiafin naiIia rintamalla.

SleIuIl' Stlll aU6ItutulItSlu lluts
iista foottu pataljoona, iofa lpiralli-
iesti tinnetaan ttinlellG "fuoleman
fontennusfltnta" tefi bpoffGpfien iat
ialoiiia mastaon beinGfultn % pGinG
nG lGbellG Smorgonia, ioiitlti len
tpaneifii uieita iafialaiiia naiiio
mposfin on taistelentasla itdiiellG
rintamalla natiia.
&pmmenen baatpottuniitta naisten
patalioonan miifana taistelllitta nais
ia laapri Bietoriin ntliiitama pGiipG
Iitten, ia oil beioGn fomentaiania 8e-
ra 8utcbtaraff iefa entiien St1a,erer
lahpaston foutentdian ia lairoostomi-
nisterin ailliraali Sfrb6Ioffin tptG,
Waria iG1neet 8itebifin lairaalaan
Saastattelusia naiiet fertoitpat fab-
oesta ia6asta taisteliiun oiaaotta
neesta natiesta main 80 palanneen e.
bein naboin. 90 faatni, s ioutiii
ipangifii, ia loput baaipoittltiipat.
@tuilun baalpoitt1neista tptoistc
fertoi baastattelitsia feitraapaa:
"@te teintme uleita bpoffGpfiic
iafialaiiia tpastaan. @ritpiiemmir
mllistettaapa on meioGn bpoff1pfient-
me Nopoipasifpn metiGsiG, 'lGbellt
Smorgonio, misiG ipibollisioufoi
fiiiiliituaan tpttojen GGnet, bermostit
wot ia ieuraufiena iiitd iiieat beisti
faatiiitput, toilet boaipottiiiipot ta
ioiitiiiipot tuonseifii. @angitttier
ioiifosio oil ioitafin naiiia, ioilta M,
eniint6iien ferran fltulimne, ettG laf
ialaiiet noilet nnpbsfin oliapat riilta
malta taistelemasia.
"WieillG ei olliit pienintGf11n pei
foo titrtpolliiiiiioestamme. Wfe baIit'
Iimme ipoon polipella ii1nmaata. M'
poinaIiinrine iloiiesti mibollista mos
taan naiiraen ia laulaen ia oineur
ferron tlilimme epdmieliiiian tiinteef
lpoltaan fun eniin ndintme ritamiita
9erron fun me olintnte iitiiri ipostot
ntoslo pibolliien onforoon fiiudGri i
flullariiisfutuleep, buomoiimme MI
ilurefii bdntmGstpfiefienme, etti
faiffi meiodr ntiestomerimme Idbei
iistd tpoIlibouboistd eliipot petofieI
liiesti poenneet, idtt1eu neioit :
fonraIliien noiim = taistelemoon 10
bollista tpastoon."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-02

poSton or fiifistetapa fapinat ipaif-
ia ofeellilella ipoinlalla, ellei mifGdn
mrlt altta.
NGliaifaiIen ballitnfien imlistns
WGliaifainen ballitlis on antanitt
julistuflen, imsi1 ie ielittGG aieman
GGrimmaistG pafapulltta ia iulistaa,
ettG fonlan eniintGinen tebtGipG On fai
felln lpoimallaan mastustaa llfo-
naista ipibollista ia anarfiStiiia pas
talpallanflimoitspritpfiia fotilnoasla.
Samasia iulistufiesla ielitetGGn f.
I'd i,lloistuspolitiiffaa, mtbin mGli-
aitainen ballitus aifoo rpbtp1. Su-
listus fofonaiiul,oesiaan fillllua:
"&anIalaiiet: &obtalofas betfi on
iaaprinilt. Safian arneiiat oipat
nlurtaneet @enGjGn ipaIlanfumouf-
lelliien armeijan rintan1nn. SGtG
biripittdpGG tefoa on aipustanlit Jolt
tenfin rifofiellinen buolimattomltiis
ia Iofea fanaattiiiius ia toisten fatpal
lus. SGllG fobtoloffaalla betfellG
uuoelleen idriestettp ip1liaifainen
balIitis ieIp1sti fdiitt6G rasfaat pel
ipolliiuutenid Silli on fliitenfin
tdpoellinen ia liiia liiotamus iiiuren
8endidn fanian tpoimaan ia fanial-
Iiien elGrnGn fpoinlistalniieen.
"Sallitus fatioo eniimatiefii ia
iitiiriinmafii tebtGipdfieniG fdDttad
faiffi ipointania taisteIiiiin iilfomais
ia tpibollista apastaan ia iuastiistaa
faiffia onarfistiiia ia ipastapallan-
funolfielliiia Dritpfiid hpdbGGfdGn
tpiippttelentGtta rpbtpd tarmoffaim-
pin toimenpiteiiiin, ntitG fen tuallas.
ia on fGpttGG. SamalGa fertaa bal-
Titus iilleen toistaa etei piiaradfaan
@enGjGn iotilasten tperta titlla tpito-
6atantaan ulfoipaltoien pddnlaGrien
toteiitamiIefli."
SyitlistufieSia ielitetGGn, ettG bal
Titus toufofitun 19 pGiipGnG annetlin
| iuIistufIen mlifaiiesti oifoo futiita
liitoIoistpallat pbteiieefi fonferensiiin
emf elofiuilla. SGsiG fonferensiisia
tullaan ul,oelleen iarjestantaan nai-
Sen tpaltoien ulfopolitiiffa ia iaat.
taafieen pbteistoiutitttaa aifaan nit
ben periaatteioen fGptGnt00nioipel-
luttannilesia, iotfd tpallanfumoiifieI-
linen @enaid on iiilistaniit. Sdsid
fonferensfisia @enGidG oiplomatien
obelIa eoustaipat ntpos fanlantuallan
eonstaiat.
"SallititS fatloo ipGlttdn1attontuti Il
rpbtpG beti f1pt6ntOon panemaon nil
I'd periaatteita, utitfd tanialle eiitet-
tim toltfofltun 19 pditpGn iilistufies.
ia ia futiui perustuslofi fompentii-
onin foolle ippsfltifn 80 pdiipGfii.
&unnille ia iemstolpeille pleiieen,
pbtGlaiieen ia ialoiieen ddnioifeliteen
perrstihpon itieballinto-oiferben pi-
fainen mpontGminen ia lannan peri
aatteen nlottaninen toto moan olioi-
bin on bollittfien pGGfplpmps iiIGi-
iisid oiioisia.
"Sallitus iamalla fertaa aIettaa
fititren merfitpfien faiffien ailfasten
tGpoellistG luottomitsta naiittitpiei,
paifallisten toimeenpaneiuien nett
tpostoien perltstamiielIe ia rpbtpp be-
ii iellaiiia iGriestGntdGn ia tiilee
mpos IGbeiiesi1 tiiletpaiiuiioesia an
tomoon irIistiifien, iolla bdipitetGGt
ipirfailiioin Iitofot ia aripoasteifot
fliin mposfin funniamerfit, ioita
ipostaiiiiiioesia onnetaan main iobas
ia oiottantan urbooIliiiuoen palffi-
Off"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-02
pon1nteia folneen eri paiffaan Ya-
riiiin eiifoupllnaeisia.

pontnteia folmeen eri paiffaan Ya-
riilin eiifaupitneeisia.
@niintGiicsld paifasia eitpGt pu-
ootetlit pontnit ioaneet aifaan min.
fGGnlaista tpauriota; toiiiin fabteen
paiffaan pubotettiin 5 toi 6 ponlntia,
aibeittaen ne lieipempiG mnntmoia fab
belle nailelIe. @rGan peIlolle pltoon-
neen ponnlin rsfotaan liiGltaneen
tiifebouttahuaa faaiua.
Saffalaiiet iInlailijat prittipGt teb
od bpoffQpfien Bariiiiin idlleen faa-
antai-iltana, iitiitta tGlld fertao be ei-
mot pGGsieet Bariiiiin iaaffa lain-
faan. Safiolaisten iItlaiIiiain tu-
loa oootettiin ia ranSfalaiiet leilto.
foneet fierteliipat, fanplinsil pila
faifeli Itoo, pit1en torfoin iiln:1llG
hpibolliien lentofoneito ia pafottoeH
ne palaamam tafaiiin ennenfuin ne
rGdiiirGt faupiingil, fo5balle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-02
Cietoja eri finta.
malta.

YerG1nnpttpGGn noin 100 MALTA
oiuat menilGiiet npt taaien itG-@alit-
iiasia men1l1iiellG maaperGll1 flinl-
malIafin puolella Sufiotpnia ia bei.
odn fintereillGdn eoelleen ieuraatpat
ito,paltalais- s-iafialaiiet ioufot.
Gobioiieen ia eteIadn Suiiatpnista
oleipilla rintaman 'oIilla ipen1l1iiet
niinifGGn peraGntplpGt eSelleen, teb-
ben tpastorintaa ipibolliieIle main
barluoisia foboin ia lpbpen aifaa Ter
rallaan. Misia bp,pdniG 1isfoIliiet
iouffo-oiastot pritt1hpGt tpastustaa
.mibollista, on bei6Gn alma pian pc
riiGnnptahp1 liiurempilufiiisten tpibol
lisiouffoien eoesid, be fin eitpdt faa
apiia entiiiftd taisteIufopereiltaan,
iotfa eoelleenfin napttaspGt pitGtpGrt
pdGtebtGapdnGGn pGGstG pois pibolli-
ZEN uloIIluDtlIQ.
lliin nopeasti oipat ipenGlGilet pc
rGdntpneet lpibolliien iellratesia bel
tG iGleslG 8ufoipinoa fobti ettG tais-
telurintama on NIT muooostllnlit faa
rem ntltotoilefii G5ernoipit5ista Ian.
teen, faaren pobioinen pGG ollen @oc
Iopiceesia 25 mailin pG1siG G5erno-
pit5ista lGilteen, ia etelGinen pad l.
tdGn G5ernoipit3istd.
Sota- ia p11ministeri &erenifi on
matfalla rintanalle ia obotetaan DG-
men field iotapGGllifoiben fonsio nelt
moteltuoan iaolpan aifaon parenunun
turin fl,iH mitG ie on olllt tGDGn
laoffa. 3arpatein etelaoiasia rrula'
nialais-tpenGlGilet ioltfot pbG tpallot-
taipat alaa apibollilelta. Suontatta-
tpamnlin otpat be ebenneet ipiime p1i-
apinG Butnalaafion pl1pGdsid.
9fansfalaiiet otpot tebneet raiuia
iuasiabpoffdpfiid lafialaiiia tpastaan
Nisnen rintamalla in 1pGisset tofoiiin
iotialaisten bpoffGpfien Surtebiien
ia 2a @obelleiin liiona ia iaalprtta-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-02
&ambaiIampaa Eietarisia.

Sontoo. = Yietarista tlllleet tie
oonannot fertoapat tilanteen Bietaris-
ia oleapan ralbailamnlan fliin ie OH
ollnt fulifaltiiin io ianotaan tGmGn
olelpan ieltraltfiena pG1ministeri See
renifin anfaroista toilnenpiteistG ra-
oitaaliiia oinefiia apastoan, ban tim
on NJ, NJ. otottanlit pois oieet ntellas-
taiilta ia fapinoitiijoilta. @angit-
tilien raoifualien ipufosia ianotaan
oleiDan NJ. m. mnne &ollontupn, jofa
wmgittiin SorniosIa b1nen olles-
iaan paluitmatfalla Slifbolmasta.
Sifellsministerion ianotaan anto
neen lauiilnnon, ettG fen ballusia on
pGtetpiG tooistufiia, iotfa oiottotpat
geifolai 2eninin ia fabben bGnen
frmppaninia 3inomieffin ia Same
noffin olleen oialliiina iafialaisten
ialaliitosia @enGidG ipastaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-02
Silanne paranemasia.

Sanotaan ole,pan merffeiG iitG,
ett1 tilanne falitta ilaan on pararte-
masia 10 Times-leb6en Soesian fir-
ieenipaibtaia ionoo pleeniG oltatpan
iitd mieltd ettG iiiGisten probleenien
tdptpp ooottaa ratfoiiua fifth fumes
iota on Sb1Gttpnpt. Cana firieen-
auaibtaicl tieoottaa fliitenfin ra6itao-
listen ainesten padsieen ipoitoIle as.
fettdin toiniitetitisio paifallilen tpo-
lGis- ja iotilasneinposton toilneenpa-
nelpon- -fomitean idienten ipaaleisia.
9ailp Netpiille 8ietarista t,illit
tieoononto oiottaa, etti @alitiian rim
tamosia tapabtltniit "fatastroofi" ott
fofonaan lasfettaipa raoifaalisten al
nesten fontolle ia ianotaan iiind nil.
oen ioitffo-olastojen, iotfa iaiipat a
pua Yietarista, olleen fapinalliient-
pio fitin mtltioen.
&aoifaalien puolelto lelitetGGn TO-
tiloille, ettG Safia ei ole pastuunaIat
men ioban iatfaniiesta ia ettG taiste.
liitantereella tpertoon tpuooottaipien
iotilaioen tobelliiet ipibolliiet olpat
onasia titaasia olehpat fapitalistit.
NaillG argltmenteillaan iaiapat raoi-
faafit tpaiflttetitfii fotilaiiiin iiin6
mGdrin, ettd be alfoiipat iitlrisia iou
foisia per1GntpnlGGn pibolliien e6es-
til, maiffa tpibollilen ioiifot olitpatfin
lltullltaan pienernnGt fiiin tpenGlGis
ten joitfot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-02
Sapanilaiiia taiitelemaan 1alitiiaam

8osbineton. = S11llG oleipien ia
ponilaisten oiplomoattien tabolta
miittailIaon, ettG aitpan lGbeiiesid tit-
leipoiimioesia tiillaan iapaoniloiiia
iotoiouffoja IGbet6mGdn 8enGidn
rintamaan taisteIemaon iafiolaiiia
fpastaon. Sltuaan foian aifaa to-
tpoIlaan iiipitsia, on Sopani npt nit
mein pGGtt6npt aftiiipiiesti ottaa ipe-
rileiffiin oioa. Sapaniloiiia ioiiffo-
ia otofiiitoon 10 oleipon motfaIlo 8e
nGiGlle oiittoofleen 4erenifid ioo-
moan puoIlstufien @olitiiosIa moi
ntdffoontntofii.
Waanohiriasio oletpio ioponiloi-
Tia OH mobiIiioitii 10 iiieioen fiiiifalt-
fen oifono. SpptG tGbdn eifp6t moi
meet ieIittGd ne, jotfo eifpGt tienneet
Sapottin oifeita. @osto npt on So
poni antoniit iiiIfiiiiiteen iiiunniteI-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-02
@ille onnittelee Sinbenbnreia.

@oopenbantina. @9erliinistG len-
nGtetGGn feiiori 8ilbelmin l1bett1-
neen ieuroolpon iGbfoianonton ferlt-
t6marialffa SinoenburgiIle:
"@alitiian taistelufentiIId, nisid
nlinun iotaiouffoni mostiistainatto.
mosti eoeten oipot poittoneet iutiia
,poittoio, nina miiisteIen fiitolliiin
mieIin orrneiioini itnboittumattontio
tefoio IGntiiesid rintamasia, ntisid
ne otpot lponeet tafoiiin ipibolIiIen
p61ttdp6Ila fitfepoelId."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-02
&abbefian ibmista iaannt imrmamia
metiGpalpisIa GanaSasIa.

Sernie, 9. 6. : &abbeflan miestd
iai iurntonia ntetiGpalosia piime
lalantaina Spruce joen laafiosia,
noin 15 MALTA foilliieen tdGltG. lliei-
ia benfiloitG on fateisiu. &uliIifpm-
mentd miesta ia i.,uri iouffo belpoiia
ioutti metiGpalon iaarton,ifii @lf
2umber Gompanin fGntpGllG Blind
laaflosio. Sei66n ferrotaan fititen-
fin pelostlineen. :
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-02
Tariiiiin tebtp ilma6pOffdps.

Boriiii. = SenIiuiri ioIi iiIfais-
to plimolfaiien itiitiien Ioriiiiin nil
me periantai.iltono tebopstG ilmo-
bpoffdpfiestd, iota itiitista ei slsio-
cioteo A5ress uiitistoimiston iallittii
Idbetd6 eifG liioin ronsfaIoistcn Ieb-
tien iuIfoista. llutiiesia ferrotoan
iuibolliien ilmailiioioen puootelleer
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-02
WenaIdl$et rajat
ovat $uljetut

Yietari. = Maasia ipallitie,pan
ipafaipan tilanteen tafia on pGliai-
fainen ballitlts antanllt iulistufien,
lolla llllietaan waltafunnan raiat E.
lofnnn 16 pailpddn iaaffa t6mG nler-
titlee iitd, eftd rajan plitie ei pdaste-
ia fultcnlaan fumpuaIlefaan pdim
mliita fun oiplomaattiiia iananiaat-
taiia iefa benfiloita, ioilla on oiplo-
maottien pasiit.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-02
Photo by American Press Association.

mania. &c malnliStoutlli taistelluln
Safiaa pastaan 8enGjGn rintamolla
nlltta oOotti iifii fumes 8enGjGlli
eniin tilanne lpallanfltntoufien iGl-
fcen ebti raubottlta ia lelrpitti, ennen-
fllin rpbtpi attihpiiesti ilninnittell-
jaan toimccn panelnaan.