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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-01
THINGS WORTH KNOWING

A new humidifier, consisting Of a
smaR electric fan to be hung on the
wall and blow its air over shallow
dish filled with water, is intended to
keep the air In rooms moist.
According to a geological survey esti.
mate the United States uses about 1885,
600 ounces of fine platinum annually,
of which only about $4,000 ounces are
refined in this country, the rest being
imported.
To warn employees Of machine
shops Of the movement of travelling
cranes an Ohio man has invented an
automatic signal system. different col
ored lights showing In which direction
they are moving.
To enable q man to smooth a new
concrete sidewalk while standing erect
ong-handled trcwel has been pat.
ented, the handle being so mounted
that the face Of the trowel will not cut
into the concrete.
While steel tube is stronger and
more rigid than a bar Of the same
metal of equal weight, French scien-
list has demonstrated that tube is
more flexible than a bar Of the same
exterior dimensions.
The wheels Of one new farm troc-
tor are equipped with radiating legs,
which enter and grip the soil, while
another has no wheels and literally
valks over the ground Oh slSids at
lie end, nf four legs.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-01
ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN

Norway has nearly 100000 wsm-
an voters.
Dressmakers In Italy receive 60
cents day.
London has Grand Lodge of Wom-
en- Free Masons.
Woman chauffeurs In the British
army number over 400. CSC
Over 10000 women in Baltimore are
doing Red Cross work.
The women of Poland do the work
that is usually done by men in other
countries.
Twelve girl students Of Vassar col
lege have raised enough potatoes on
the college gardens to feed LOO peo-
pie. They raised over 4,440 bushels.
Miss Sarah v. Farling, who is con-
nected with the Washington police de-
partment, is considered to be most
valuable sleuth and q dead shot with
q revolver.
The legislature of Guanajuato has
granted woman suffrage with the re-
striction that voters must be able to
read and write and also must be self
supporting.
A government bill enfranchisins
women introduced In the Canadian
parliament and the passage Of which
is foregone conclusion will add at
least 100000 voters to the Canadian
electorate.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-01
PROGRESS AND THE NEGRO.

It takes years for great improve
ments to produce visible results. In
the South a gregarious, pIeasure-lov-
ing, improvident race has seemed to
be but slightly affected by the econom-
ic and Industrial changes of the times.
The Negro has been the unskilled Ia
borer. the poor tenant former, raising
his bale or two of cotton and turning
it over to the local buyer in Lydia.
ton of his debt for the years living
expenses. The teachings Of institu.
tions like Tuskegee, Calhoun and
Hampton are producing class trained
in trades, efficiency and initiative,
whose influence is q leaven slowly
permeating the mass for industrial up
lift and awakening in the Negro a
sense Of his economic value. The Ia
Dor shortage has been an advantage
to him. Seven thousand Negroes ap-
piled to the Federal Department of La.
Dor last year in regard to oppOrtuni-
ties for employment; testimony to the
spread of industrial education.-De-
troit Free Press.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-01

There is great demand for labor.
ers now and Negroes are being EN-.
ployed where before they we're mot
wanted" AS a rule, they are making
good and their efficiency will over
come much Of the general prejudice
against them. The Negro has been
denied the privilege of employment
mostly because Of the ignorance Of
many employers. Since the Negro la
borer has better opportunities. he will
be better citizen. The so-called race
problem will soon be solved because
there is no Negro problem; it is the
white mans; and it's only solution is
an intelligent Consideration for the Ne
gro as a man and an acknowledgment
of his right to earn his living on equal
footing with other citizens.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-01
TOLD IN FIGURES

Tokyo has 1851 ,4s4 people. >
Japan claims 57.442,177 population.
Michigan had 196 cheese factories in
1909. I
Michigan had 273 creameries in
1909.
Wisconsin has 1,720 cheese facto.
ries.
Cuba's sugar crop for 1917 is e.O0o,.
900 tons.
United States contains $500 cheese
factories.
There are 5,46s creameries in the
United States>
Ohio this year produced 42,S1O,3S7
bushels Of wheat.
There are 21,2s2 600 dairy COWS in
the United States.
American 1909 dairy products were
valued at $473, $780, Alp.
Australian savings bank deposits
aggregate $442,588, 772..
In 1900 the number Of American
married women in gainful occupations
was only 100000, while in 1910 it was
1,S90,OOO.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-01
POPULAR SCIENCE

Meerschaum mining is an important
Industry of Asia Minor.
In Queensland about 1000 aborig-
lnals are being educated under gov
eminent contract.
Vessels sailing at the rate Of II
knots an hour are immune from at.
tacks by submarines, because the lat
ter travel only eight or nine knots an
hour.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-01

We have some among our advertis-
ers and subscribers who are credit
to our race for their business-like
methods. They pay promptly in ad-
vance and expect nothing unreason-
able in return. Others want to know
"Why we can't trust them?" or send
a bill, and then a collector. and finally
censor Negro editor because he can't
run his paper like the white man."
Few persons realize that 1t pays to
pay as you go. The Star Is not an
installment plan proposition. 1t is a
real newspaper run under many Diff
culties mostly due to the foolish no
tions and ignorant whims Of those
whom 1t serves and protects and from
whom it should get its support and
their consideration.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-01
WALTERS WANT MORE WAGES.

The walters, who have been doing
extra work at the various hotels, are
asking for more wages. The increased
cost of living and the salaries paid to
laborers in other employment justifies
their demand. They should get at
least $500 for a days services, even
IL employed only one meal. The prep
aration for the job, the time lost for
other work, the advance protection
given their employers by booking a
day or so ahead" with the services
rendered, are we'll worth a few dol,
lars. An extra walters expenses can
not be met with dollar meal, and
that only about twice week. There
are too many places for working men
now. where good salaries obtain, and
good walters will be wanted, If they
are not paid better wages.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-01
THE FORUM PRESIDENCY.

The Star hopes for the election of a.
president who will carry out the
work of The Forum along the plans
laid down by it's former presidents.
They have built it upon sure found
alton and today it is civic factor and
a credit to our people.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-01
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
And the straight and narrow pati
h also slippery.

z i d. 2 (
And the straight and narrow path
b also slippery.
Consider the clock, how 1t gets
there, hand over hand.
Be sure Of your ground before you
start to build upon 1t.
When the truth is in your way you
are on the wrong road.
Some spinsters do not believe in
taxing bachelors; they believe In nall
Ing them.
Lots of voters would have to think
for themselves if it wasn't for their
political bosses.
Attempt to follow the advice of all
your friends and it will be a padded
cell for you.
Instead Of trying to mend their
ways some men could save time by
hustling for some new ones.
A physician says that worry makes
people thin, but it doesn't seem to af-
feet fat women who worry over their
fat.
Opportunity waits for no man, there
fore If you have an appointment with
1t don't fail to be Johnny on the spot.
Chicago News.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-01

THE TWIN CITY STAR will be sent
to eny out Of town address. Send
your subscription in postage stamps.
Read your home paper while visiting
in other cities. It's like a letter from
home.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-01
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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-01
ODD FACTS

Persia has no distilleries, brew
cries or drinking places, and the
only intoxicating beverage made
use Of is homemade wine.
Queensland Is particularly rich
in edible sporting fish.
Most Of the asbestos used by
the world Is supplied by Canada.
Efforts are being made to adapt
the steam engine to the airplane.
A new industry Of California
n that Of making use Of the pic
mic deposits of the southern part
Of that state.
The Filipino sometimes affects
cigars Is inches In length.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-01

The Twin City Star stands for
equal rights for all American citizens.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-01

TWO complete sets or controlling de-
vices feature q new automobile de-
signed for instruction purposes.
Handed like an ordinary broom,
with no other power, new device
combines the principles of the carpet
sweeper and vacuum cleaner.
For disinfecting or pertaining the
air in rooms an attachments for cleo
trio fans has been invented in which
liquids descend from tank into
flag that is waved by the fans breezes.
On the theory that a person can
work better If alternately seated and
standing at his task, an inventor has
designed a typewriter table that can
be used equally well In either posi-
ton.
French cotton mill men have estab-
lished laboratory to determine the
percentage Of moisture or any abnor-
NAL dryness in cotton, that which is
too dry being regarded as defective.
Japanese have built the worlds tall
est chimney, REINFORCED concrete
structure $40 feet high, which stands
upon hill that Is 400 feet higher than
the copper smelter which it serves.
To test textiles an Englishman has
invented machine to pass fabrics
under q miscroscepe while at the same
time they are subjected to powerful
electric lights above and below their
surfaces.-Houston Post.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-01
iN.SH00TS

If you have no religion 1t is better to
embrace cult Of some brand.
The wife-beater when away froIa
home Is as harmless as guinea pig.
Socks ana sweaters all seem to look
alike when girls knit them for the boys
at the front.
When Father Time puts his mark on
our faces the other fellow always dis
covers it first.
The safety razor often uncovers lot
Of sin.
Real patriotism will make fellow
forget that taxation is burden.
The heart Of the country editor 10
not always in the compliments that he
pays prominent local citizens.
When the world actually gets on TO
the curves Of the creek he has diff
cult time In the effort to reform.-Chi-
cago Examiner.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-01
SOME PosTscRIPTs

Two complete sets Of controlling de-
vices feature new automobile de-
signed for instruction purposes.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-01

ADVERTISE IN THE STAR
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-10
g. Miuffinen.
q

= Eoimia firffofunnan aiioilla.
MisS Mnna S1mGlGinen, Seem Oor-
fista, &c. 9. on mttailtiinltt firffoflm-
tGnurte palfpelltfieen. San on mos
fennelIpt firffofltntamme o%iioilla
SEEM gorfisla ia pmpGristollG 10 ute
ana mliotena. S1n on iGriestellpt
paitfufunnalla olefpain pGppein ia
toisten Sirmalanianaa rofostGpoin
fansia ietG uuiien leurafuntain pc
rltstaiana ia abferGna toimibenfilo-
no Ieurafunta tposid. On toiminilt
firffofunnan leb%tialioisia oiiamiebe-
ma ia abferana tirjoiliiana, futen lu-
fiiofltnnoIlemme on tGntd ielpd1 ia
nomottafin. SGn tiilee matfusta-
maan 10 ehii miifolIa firffofiinnort
oiioine Winnelotoon. 2oitiumme IL
far glnna SGm1l1iien terpetltlleefii
noistpontefij6fii firtfofinnoslamme
Sid, eta ulfol11etDfIemme ia monet
mutt toimemme fnipoa usfolltlto
tpontefii0itG. Sierra iiunatfoon tpot
ne.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-10

Samoin Sierra raffalbesiaan fut-
illi liotieen 2ebtijarpen ieurafnnnan
iGienen &ristina SGGsfGn, Of. Seppo
iofu fuoli pitemman aifua iairastet'
tuaan fotonaan 2ebtiiGrrpelld, Winn.
bubtif. 26 b. 60 10. 5 #. ia % p. ifai'
lend. 2GbinnG iai bdnta iuremaan
puolilo &alle SdGsfd, 2 poifa puolta
ia iutlllaiiia ia DstGmiG.
8ainaja oil fGiittdnpt a%lrtuuben
SeelufIesiu. &un 3 p. enuetl fuole'
maanla fGfpin bGrlen quonaan, ban
lonoi Seeiltfien weresid on banenfin
unit onteefii annetitt. Sdn ianoi,
eta ban usfoo lauait mltfaan tdmdn
diian, mittta ban 9aIltii ~fuitenfin ipie
Id nallttia &ristnfie len ritiimiin ia.pe-
rem Oifein jaframentilIiiesti. Sdmdn
nautittuaott lion fpDneG muIiii posfel-
Re. groiimme iiind parmasia ipafiut
tesla eta jos Ell entert, Min &aritian
Iitotta tafpataan. Hiin t%apabtnifin.
Sierra alita meitd muistamaan, eta
ferran tillee meioGnfin mitoro, eta
Sierra fltIlesiania loptaiii meibGt mol
momasia.
$altmtS tapnbtii bitbtif. % p. lilo
10 ep. 2ebtiidr1pen bnitoltsmaaban.
"Mutuaita opat ne fiioIeet, iotfa
Serrasia fuoIemat tGstG lGbtien.
Niin Senfi iunoo = be %iaaipat lefpd-
tG muimoistaan iillG beibGn tefonia
feiiraatpat beibdn mifanaan." STINT.
ID: 10.
SSltbo Saafnno.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-10

= &iitolliiuutoella iaan mainita,
ettG olen toas tpastaon ottanut "otol-
liien, Sitnalalle mieluiien rbrin"
pastori g. 6. Saloien falltta WoneS-
iesta, Ha. ionfa ban ianoo fertpneen
ieitrootpasti: Sairportin, 8. &aniol-
liSieurafunnan nloriioliiton maoii-
jltblaSta 9. Salmiien fautta miiii-
fpn1nent1 bfii (51) >bolloria II lent
It'd. 2iiii &~iilulelta Bainespillestd,
8. miiii 90 bollaria ietd Nonesien
firfosia folebtia neliG (4) oollaria A
fenttid. gbteeniG Ills $60.15. Sdal
I'd iiitG on nostettu 1873, iosta an
Iaiille ia pGlittGjille ipoGmelliiet fiji
tofletl
&~afniiuhpasia, Sppmisia bubti-
fuuIla ~. 1917,
g. Minffinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-10
Wnistoianuia auainaiista.

"8oImofoa Ills, iilI1 cite tieod,
MILLION talon berra tiilee. Worf.
10: 80.
Canaan tGrfedn opetufien ia paroi
trfien artoa el1mGn berra SeeinS
nellie. SdmG opetiis on GGrettoman
torpeellinen; iiua cnrte tieba talon
bcrron hiloe. Sierra i%aottaa tnlla
iilloin fitin lbGbimmin bGntG oootc-
toon. Snncllinen ie, iofa iilloin on
polpomosia. SGn pGGiee iillpin /
jdiiiin &aritim bGiiin.
SGmGn opetitfien tGrfepttd ia tar
peellifuutta tobiStaa mpos Seem Oorf
WiIiisiG, Wtinn. m%oonontaina % p.
brbtif. topobtuniit tapous. SiIoin
met Sierra fittiui fotiin topoturmoi-
len fitolemon fautta Seanber Solmin.
SGn oil jirtri iloiiena IGbbosiG pGi-
mGliieltG pGGstp1 fpGm6mdGn pei
loIle, fun betpoiia ~paIiostoisia nitoret
beipoiet piIlostlipot ia nGin ionafin
tolpollo ioitiii ban fplpofoneen ollie,
ioten fltolema i%eiiraii beti.
2eanber SoIm oil ipntpnDt 4ro-
nobpn pitGiGsid @oaion I. morrosf.
20 p. 1852 ia oil iiis fitolleSiuan Ga
10. 5 IF. ia 3 p. iuonba. SGnt6 i1i
iuremoon IGbinn1 paimo, 2 poifoa,
A tpttod, ioista 1 poifa ia fafii tpttSG
apioliitosia, 5 IastenIasta ia 1 los
tenlastenIopiio, iufiiIaiiia ia pstdtpiG
tdsid moosfa ia Sitomesia. Wp0s
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-10

II. lluben testnmentin jeurofiinta o.
II @gpptin oriuubesia, ma,tta &erru
peIaSti firftonia. Martti 2ltberais
of ie mics, iota SunaIa fGptti aiee-
naan pelastaisiam firf6onfa Baaipin
eli fesfiaian pimep6estd.
Slrntia enalen pliolta potd marrast.
10 p. 1888 ipntpi Wartti 2lttberus
gislebeniesid, Safian maalla. &op-
bppoesiG fulfil ban foiiliia, flnnes, e.
rGs bplpGipodmimen rolapa nriuIa
Gotta antoi aiunnon ia rliiian. &afii
protta oltiaan grfurtin pliopistoSia
l0pii ban &aamatun, iosia ban it,
meefieen bapomaii Oleipm enammdn
Siimalan iaraa finn mita oil epistola
ia elp%anfeliumi otteita wtriifirjan pb-
tepbeSiG.
~ on
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-10

$4,000 matfustaian pli Mtlantin, Ia
fun limited States totimatfaIleen OF
toa 3:nen luofan m~atfiistaiia, on fp'
ipmps 10 NIT min iuarri, mirtta tpar-
maa labtopGimGd ei ipoioa mielG mad
rGtG.
Bliriobousfasfpn ~iaatuaan, oil SEQ
penbaminaSia ollut iuuri lilo niioen
Iotoibin noulepain amerifalaisten
fesfen, iotfa oliapat monia f~rnlfaiiia
piettaneet aifaania professionalism
p1afaupuneeisia ia ~obottaneet lai-
main fulfna. Weltta fun on pielG
hulri iouffo niitafin iotfa lGbtipat
ioliluaan miettGmGGn miltta eli ole Of
Tut t~ilaiiuiitta palata tafaiiin fotiin-
ia Mmerifaan eif1 lGbettGG firiettG-
fGGt. Niin IentGboen on to9tuuoen
nrilfaista, ettd boprplatauat Sreorict
3 ia Oscar 2, iotfa opat &openbomi-
nan iatamasia, tul@pat puriebti-
moan niinfuin limited StateS fiireim
miten plt maltameren.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-10

9aneIId pitdiii ola 1 tpeIi Sitomesia
ia / iifar tdsid muasia.
NGin 1fisti pois nnmattaniat mai
naia oil tooeIIinen tristittp. Seeius
of bGnellG eIdmGnG. Glln fiaili put
bnttatpm Siamalan armosta ipntiiiI-
le Min fppnel fieri bGnen> iilmdGnid.
Seem Yorf Milliin emf. erp. Girtb. Teil-
rafunta oil bGnelle rafas. SGn of
niitd barwoja. iofa abterasti fdtpi
fanaa frulemasla ia fe oil
bartpa tilaiiuus, iolloin Ddnen paif-
tania oil tpbid f~irfosIa. sos fetadn,
min 2eanoer Solm oil tarfaaipa To-
nan flruliia. SGman tGboen toiin Ell
bGnelle aittlrltta annetts, mittta ie on
tooistufiena, ettG Sirmalan iana of
bGnelld fallis. Sofu fuiifalii fifteen
tGman firioittaia fpipi bGneftG iosto
bdn usfoo ettd banenfin ipnnit on an
teefii ban fpDnel iilmisiG pastaii, et-
tel muuta turtpaa fiiin ip,pinto meri,
iobon fdnoi liottaipania. Sept usfo
on mlllittunnt nafemiiefii. Watfa.
mics on padsipt fotiin.
Seanber Solm of Suomen ruotia-
laiiia mutta pubiii auttamasti imo-
menfieltGfin. Surepia omaiiia fe-
boittaiiin lutemaan Slim. firian Z:
Gil. &atn Jana on turtpanammte,
olemme. iGti onnelliiet.
Smitaus tapabtui NiIiin eip. lirtb.
leurafunnan ~firfosia D1tbtif. 20 p.
flo 2 pGip. sc oil iulirtn, mitd paif-
fafl,nnallamme on b,tfddn aifaan to-
pabtrnut oian otou puolesta. &ait-
fiban tabtoipat teboa miimeista pal
melusta file, iofd elGmGsiadn barras
ii elGG r~affauoesia l%Gbimaiiien TONS
ia. Saoe ilmasta bl1olimatta oil Tan
ialaiiia tofontanlt min palion, etto
eimGt faiffi lopineet firffcon. &irtos-
ia mietiin rlltmiS fauppalan balitars
maalle, jonne lasfettiin moan potpeen
ooottamaan plosnouieaulf len aanrlia.
2epGG railbasia rafastettu 10 faipat'
tn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-10
Kutsu..
g(m. Sliom. gtp. 2iltb. &aniallisfir-
fon 10 pleiieen firfollisfotoiufieen.
s.. 50.

lplt IL piNtlNNb
SGten filtlutaan Imerifan Stoma'
loileen Gmanfelis-2 ut~eerilaileen Sem.
lanllisfirtfoon fuillulpia pappeia ia
folp6t0oreiG iefG ieurafuntia >eoasta-
iainla falttta ottamaan oiaa len 19:ta
ml1otriieen firfollisfofoufieen, iota
pf6etGGn Galumetin &aniallisieura-
funnon firfosia ~Gallunetisia, Wicb,
feIGf. 2O-23 pGiminG 10. 1917.
&otoufiesia fGiitellGdn faitfia firf-
fofuntaa fosfeipia aiioita ia fpipmpf.
IiG, ia fen tpSiGriestpfien pn ~firfollis-
iobtoflnta iulinnitelliit ieltraatpafii:
+. Sa~rfastetaun e6l,staiain malta-
firiut; bpipGfiptdGn ne ia malitaan
tarpeelIiiet maliofunnat, iefa tpaali-
Ell ia tilien ~tarfastaiat.
2. giinies llfee Wlioiifertomtfien
firffofunnan tilasta ia flrluneen mlto
Den toiminnasta.
3. @alitaan firfollisiobtofunta.
4. 2uetaan firiapainon ia lebtiliif
teen ia mliben eri fasloien tilt.
5. &esfusteIIam ia pGGtetaan fai
fista sllittaia-lebteG fosfeipista ali:
oista ia muista firffoflnnan talolt.
bellista tilaa fosfepista fpipmpfiista,
iefG faifista talortstoimifunnan tai
firfouisiobtofunnan ta~Ioroellista
pltolta tosfepiSta eiitpfiistG.
6. 8alitaon toimittaiat firffofun-
nan iublaiitlfaiiuilIe.
7. Bpboitaan pappein fasapatltsra-
bostoa ia foulufpipmpstG fosfelpia a
iiotta.
g.. IGGtetGGn niistd ieurafuntain
bafemifiista firtfpfunnan pbtepteen
pnnG muiSta uiioista, iotfa firfollis.
jobtofltnta on firfellisfofoufien pd1-
tettGipGfii iGttGnpt; pGGtetGGn iobto.
human tefemien %pGGtotiien pablpiS-
tamiiestu.
8. &esfustellaan faifista niistd
fpipntptiistG ia aiioista, ioita miela,
ioto iultlliiesti tai firieelliiesti ieura.
funtien elpGstpfiinG tai mtitten t1tl-
Iaan tGlle tofouflefle eiittGmaGn.
10. NGGrGtGGn ieiiraaipan firfol.
listotoitfien aita ia paifta.
&irftotimnan iG6nn0t otfelittapat
|iofaiien iiiben fliril,apun i%eurafun-
nan ~lGbettGmGdn eo,lstaiia pleiieen
tirtollistofoufieen pbben iofaista ia-
tao iGientGGn tobti. Seurafi1nnat,
|ioiben iGIenlufu Ell noltfe iatoan, iaa
pat IGbettGG pbben eolistaian. Sa-
man firffoflinnan ~perinatteita iltoli-
tpien i~tienGisten ielirafuntien labeteil
lie moi firfollistotous pddtofiellGan
mp0ntGG tGpoeIliien ebustus oifei-
ben. Ofii eoustuia ei moi eoustaa u.
ieompaa fiin pbtd ieurafrtntaa.
Spomnoobisia, Wticb., toufof. 10
y. 1917.
Bietari 8itori, Saaffo Sirpi
eiimies. %firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-10
"aatiu nina ulem ottanitt pois iinnl
ia FINN iDntiIi."
(Saf. 3: 1-5.)

Sengen iilmGll6 Simclan mics
profeetto Soforio, nGpsiG, josta tets
tintnte fertoo, ioo litobo fatieenia ~.
pGlle Sirmolon ~ottteefii ontoipon ia
el1ip1fii tefelpGn oriiton lo~Ioiiuiiteen.
SGn nGfi plimGiien papin Soiuon
ieiiopon Serran enfelin eoesid fam
ionia e~bustoiona. Soiio oil puettii-
no loostoiiiin moatteiiiin ia Stiuto-
Ian ipostiistaia iaatana eiiitnpp ban.
I'd ippttGmGsiG. WaitG eiiftGd plimGi-
men poppi piaolustiifiefienia9 @illd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-10
Scandinavian -@meriean einia al

Scandinavian glmerican Ginja al.
foo tooien fiilfHipuoronla. ytiintitin
toiicSio paiffoo tGsid lcboesia olepas
ia ilmoiIufiesta nGboGGn, otpot Scan
oinopion: amerion Iinjan loiipot al'
foneet fulfemoon ia mdlittomdoft
Observation-Disclosures Mmerifoan. Sou
rploimu limited States lGbh bubtif.
10 b. &00penbominoSta ia CHRISTI
anionoista 81 b., ottoen motfustoiio
foiffiin folmeen litoffoon,I fla toifpo-
tam len olauon malmiina puriebti.
ntoon t~ofoilin Ietp 0orfista noin
pitolifpGlisiG toufofuitto.
SeIlig Olop, iofa I6bti SEEN gor-
fisto 26 p. bubtifuuto, mel mposfin
motfustojia mnfonoon, mutto lpbp-
en- ilmoitlisoiom tGboen lGnneltd hile
mot m~otfustojot eitpGt ebtineet iao'
qua Iiiben iitii finn ie lGbtt iilld 10
fifii olimot foiffi eniimGiIen lipofan
Itpitt mppopt ia folmonneSio lnofas-
iofin oil noin fofiiiotaa m~otflistojoa.
Wdinolen on tooien tiIoiiuus mot
fustoo Sfonoinabion moibin iind lin
ioIIo, iofa ioom oiolla pGlitti pli