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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-25
) KILLED, 3 HURT
BY BLAST ON AT
Explosion Due to Gas on Amer
ican Submarine at Cavite,
Philippine Islands.

An explosion yesterday on the
submarine Az at Cavite, Philip
pine Islands, killed FIVE and in
jured three of the officers and
crew.
The dead. as reported today in official
dispatches. are: Lieut. Arnold Marcus
Machinist's Mate (f1rst class) H. H
Lang, Gunner's Mate (second class) O.
Hopewell. Chief Electrician NJ. Curry
and Machinist's Mate K. A. Kunz.
Following are the injured Burns on
the waist and arms: Chief Electrician
Scharlin: fireman, second class. A. NJ.
Jacobs; machinist's mate. second class,
]. P. Hixon.
The explosion, from a preliminary
examination. appeared to be due to the
ignition Of gas within the ship. The
cause of the ignition of the fumes has
not been reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-25
Lawmakers Fairly Staggered
by Figures Presented Today
by Senator Smoot.
MOUNTING BILL SMASHES
ALL PLANS FOR REVENUE
Increased Estimates Due in Part to
Plan to Call an Additional
Half Million Men.

Americas war bill for the fiscal year
will total $4,000, 100000, Senator smoot
told the Senate today. instead Of the
$14, ,226, 100000 he estimated yesterday,
the increase resulting from an addi-
tional $5oo,0oo,ooo for the shipping
board, $4,000, 100000 for the allies and
$15O. 100000 deficit in the departments.
Senators Are Staggered.
Senators today were trying to adjust
themselves to the tremendous appro-
priations which must still be made for
the present fiscal year for the prose-
cutfon OF the war, as explained to the
finance committee yesterday by Secre-
tary McAdoo
Hardly had the Secretary OF the
estimates for additional appropriations
of $4,000 100000 would be sent to Con-
gress this week. when Senator Smoot
OF Utah, member of both finance and
appropriation committees, announced
on the floor of the Senate that the ap-
preparations made for the fiscal year
ending June 80. 1918. would reach the
enormous total of s14 200. 100000. To this
total he added nearly $4,000. 100000 in
todays revised estimate.
The demand for $4,000. 100000 more,
almost entirely for the army. indicates,
it is said the plans of the government
to a successful conclusion. 1t means
that more than a million men will be
landed in France within year. it is
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-25
U. S. TROOPS ON DUTY.
Coast Artillery Called Out in Cali
fornia Fruit Strike.

SAN JOSE. Cal. July 25.-Detach-
ments of two companies. United States
Coast Artillery. are here today to pro-
tect the fruit companies. pending ad-
justment of q strike which already has
forced approximately 1000 people ont
of work and which yesterday resulted
in the death Of one man and serious
injury of two others during a riot at
Santa Clara, near here.
The troops were sent here after city
officials of San Jose and Santa Clara
appealed to Maj. Gen. Hunter Liggett.
commander of the Western Department.
U. s. A., on the ground that the strike
is a national one. inasmuch as the can
nertes were working on orders from
the government and the allies
The local officials also appealed to
Gov, William D. Stephens for aid. but
the governor held that the sheriff
should cope with the situation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-25
FIGHT ON FOOD BILL
|NHOUSE ISFUT|LE
Opposition to Sending Meas
ure to Conference Disap-
pears Over Night.
WORK STARTS TOMORROW

The administration food control bill
was sent to conference in the House
today under a special rule without a
record vote. Opposition which devel-
oped yesterday disappeared.
The House eonferees were instructed
oy the rule to disagree to all Senate
amendments Defeat of the Senate
amendment to create a Joint congress
sional war expenditures COMMITTEES Ia
presaged by this action.
Fight F1attens Out,
The fight against sending the biu +o
conference without separate vote on
the war committee amendment. to
which the President objects, inausu-
rated by Republican Leader Mann yes
terday. completely fattened out.
Thirty-one republicans Joined with
1873 democrats in voting for the previ-
Gus question on the rule, adoption of
which eliminated all debate And only
1o1 republicans voted against it.. Rep
resentative Randall Of California, a
prohibttionist. was the only man on the
democratic side Of the house to vote
with the 1o1 republicans. On the mo-
tion to adopt the rule democrats cast
solid Affirmative vote and less than
a half a dozen negative votes, ali from
the republican side Of the House, were
cast.
Conferees Meet Tomorrow.
The conferees on tho part of the
House are MessrS Lever. Leo of Geor-
gia. Gambler OF Mississippi. Helm Of
Alabama Haugen OF Iowa, Mclaughlin
of Michigan and Anderson of Minne-
sofa.
Senator Gore, chairman of the Senate
agricultural committee, arranged with
Representative Lever for the first
meeting of the conferees tomorrow
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-25
SAY TRANSPORT CONvOYS
DESTROYED SIX U-BOATS
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HALIFAX. N. s., July 25-British
sailors arriving here today. who claim
to have been among crews Of vessels
in the vicinity of the transports which
France. say they were credibly in
formed that German submarines made
a concentrated attack and were beaten
off. with a loss Of six U-boats, only
one submarine escaping
The sailors said they were within
three miles of the transports and wit
messed heavy and continuous fire. The
men were on three former Dutch YES
sells which had been taken over by
the British government and were on
their way to Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-25
Men Are Being Summoned
for Physical Examination
in Many Sections Today

The race between states for the honor
OF being the first TO fill their quotas
under the selec.ive draft bill was on
TODAY in earnest Calling up men for
physical examination began this morn
Ing in several regions.
Meanwhile details of the machinery
for actually calling the accepted men
into service and sending them to their
mobilization camps are being worked
out Provost Marshal General Crowder
has already ruled that the claim of the
soon as the local selection board has
posted him accepted. From that
time on. unless exempted. he will be
subject to military law and the articles
of war.
Failure to appear when called will
bring the military forces of the pro-
vost marshal general in search of the
missing man and he will be tried for
any violation of regulation before a
court-nlartial This ruling was neces-
ary in order to enforce the prompt
compliance of all accepted men with
army orders
1t appears probable that the accepted
men. when the mobilization order for
assembled in their selection board
headquarters. Their distribution among
the sixteen cantonments. Gen. Crow
der said today, would be governed by
two rules. First. the section of the law
requiring that they bs assigned as far
as practicable. to duty with troops
from their own state, and, secondly
the location Of the nearest cantonment
to reduce the transportation problem
much as possible.
Second Draft Unlikely This Year.
No information has reached Gen Crow.
der indicating that there will be any need
TO summon a second draft in addition tc
the $4,000 men now called for during
the present year Gen Crowder said to.
day he had understood that the draf,
machinery would not need to be e,nnlovef
again during the present year altbouph Il
will be kept intact. Estimates 10 cove,
expenses of the second Increment havt
been submitted. IT was pointed out he
cause all these expenditures must be mad.
in advance of call. to have eouinn,en,
and quarters ready. or the funds must ht
actually on hand when the call is made
With physical examinations actuaIly
in progress. the record Of the draft dnrine
the cLyil war becomes interesting. At tbai
= tina % II per cent of the men called M
wer. rejected for physical defects Ther.
is no reason to expect, 1t is said, any ma
teriai increase in that factor
Exemptions for industrial or simfIa,
reasons as well as exemptions becaus,
of dependent relatives. enter an unex
Llored field Until a ratio for this i,
worked out in practice in several typica
communities and worked up into an aver
age figure no definite forscases of the prob
abte number of men who will pass through
tee draft machinery to obtain the 6S7 90,
soid4A<s can 0s given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-25
GUNNER'S MATE KILLED
IN POWDER EXPLOSION

BUENos AIRES. Argentina, July Is.
Clay Tenny Lyles, a gunner's mate
Is dead as the result of an explosion of
powder on board one Of the ships of the
visiting American squadron. The acci-
dent occurred while the vessel was FIR
ing a salute. The body will be buried
today.
The Argentinian government yester-
day expressed condolences to Admiral
Caperton on the death Of the American
gunner, whose rank was first reported
erroneously A. that Of an ofdcer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-25
EIGHTY W0RKMEM KILLED
BY EXPLOSION IN MINE

HALIFAX, N. s., July 25.-Eighty
workmen were killed today in an explo-
sion at No. mine Of the Dominion Coal
Company at New Waterford, C. B., ac-
cording to advices received here from
Sydney. Twelve bodies had been recov-
cred at noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-25
District Coast Artillery
Is Preparing for Muster
= Into the Federal Service

Two companies of coast artillerv
from the District Of Columbia. which
include $50 men and three officers, are
gathered today in their armory, at 22o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-25
|SAYS LAWS NEEDED FOR
| LOCAL MILK CONSUMERS
Health Officer Woodward Declares
Also Immediate Legislation Is
Only Relief in Sight.

Immediate legislation by Congress
is the only effective relief in sight for
Washington milk consumers.
Health Oflcer William C. Woodward,
who yesterday gave out a statement
showing that the quality OF the cap
ital's milk supply is far below stand
ard, declared this morning that unless
Congress acts at once the department
will be powerless to prevent jeopardiz-
ing of the lives of infants.
What is needed. he said. is law
that will define standards and outline
larly favored legislation that will con-
fer upon the District Commissioners
authority to establish standards.
The departments hands are tied at
present because of the tendency of
litigation testing the validity of ex-
in the District. A law that would clear
up these mooted points now in the
courts for determination, IL fmmedi-
ately enacted by Congress. might
straighten out the situation. the
health officer declared.
Municipal Dairy Disapproved.
Suggestion for the establishment
here of municipal dairy. revived
last nlgnt Dy dctloH oI tne Nortn Cap
ttol and lexington Citizens Associa-
ton, is not indorsed by DIR. Woodward
as the best method of Immediately ad-
justing existing conditions complained
Of. 1t is a proposal that he thinks
should be considered in connection
with the future.
If Congress does not act to meet the
present emergency consumers have but
one safeguard left. and that is to con-
suit the health departments ratings of
milk producers. The department pub
fishes monthly a bulletin giving the
gist of it's milk records This bulletin.
it was said today. will be sent to any
consumer who makes application to be
put on the mailing list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-25
WEATHER.

Thundershowers this afternoon or to-
night. Probably fair tomorrow.
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ending p.m.: Highest. 81. at $3.50 pm.
yesterday. lowest, IL. at am. today.
Full report on page Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-25
Still Bigger Fight Ahead.

II was said that the battle in the
Senate yesterday over the Penrose
RESOLUTION to Investigate the Creel in
formation bureau and its activities and
expenditures is to be regarded as only
lContinued on Ssoond Pa9al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-25

GLAZING NEW YORK STOCKS PAGE II
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-15
&einpttelaa pitGiii estGG.

ct. Haul. = 2ainiGdtGiGtlnnasia
eiitettiin pleiiiG forporatiioneia, fii-
ten fatliiparnll-, ipalo-, ipoima-, lGm-
mitps- ia faaiupbti0tG, tosfehpa lafi-
ebbotils, iosia ldGoetGGn etta tGllais-
ten pbtioitten ON tarfasti iImoitetta-
pa tooelliiet tulonla ia onlaiilliten-
la ia jos pbtioitten oiafepdGonlaa on
Deiitettp ia barioitettli feinottellla,
Min "paiiutetrsta" oiasta on 409o
perotettaipa.
Hostin falltta fosteipa GGnestpsla-
fiebootus on bptpafipttp, ioten palti-
csIa ipoioaan GGnestd1 ipaiffapa Ga-
nestaiG ei iatltfaan olemaan fotonaan
Ganestptlen aifana.
Senaatisia tGnGGn eiitettiin pom
iiebootlls, iosia tltonlitaan niioen ie-
naattorien nenettelp, iotfa estitpdi
,preiioentti Bilfouit iuantasta fong-
resiilta Iupaa aiestaa falppalaitpoio
ia annetaan tlinnltstlS @ilIonilIe.
Senaattori &ocbe ilntoitti ettG bGn
ballaa fesfustella poniieb6otrfiesta,
ioten len bpipafipnlinen iiirtpi EMF
piiffoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-15
9rei,ui Seppelin.

slsfettGin on fitolliit freiiDi Seppc.
lin on fefiinn0illGGn tebnpt nimenid
titnnetllfii fofo maailmdlle.
so nitorena Iiirtnanttina oil ban
Iaanut rajottoman innostitfien lima
purjeboufieen. gBuonna 1868 TO-
mennettiin bGn 8urtenbergiStG ole.
mann Observation-Disclosures gnteriifan
iiipiiliiobasia itniof-arneiian uuifa'
na. Sreoericfsburgin latora oil ban
ioiitita eteI1paltoien ipangifli, n1litta
pelostui bpapGn ratlastiistaitonia
fautta. Siapiiliiobasia iai bdn tilai-
iiiliben teboG enlintdiien ilmamatfan-
ia ipangifii otetltsia tuibollisten lima
pallon atpatllo. Gen iGlfeen tefi bdn
g(rnerifasia innosiaan pltoIituiinaa
ilmanatfaa liiGd.
Halattuaan Saflaan ntietti BON a.
Iitliiieen obiattoapan ilmalaihpan ro.
ferttamista. Sdn oil Min aiiasfa
fiirtni, ettG pstdtpdt alfoiipot fatioo
bGrttG pitolibialufii 9aapeiIiiofii
SGn oil iamaIIa min fopbd, ettG of
tafotettii eIdmGfin pienesid maiasia
pstGiuien ontamista altftiista.
&iitenfin onnistii b1nen 80 ipiio-
tiaana pGGstG nainiiiin plbdisipntpi-
fem riffaan nniien fansla. Ystdipdt
toitpoi,pat, ettd bdnen piioIiionia iai-
Il ilmapnriebous bitlIirai6en pois bd-
men pGdstGGn. Wautta min ei tapab-
tiinltt, pitoliio pdintpostoin ontoi bd-
nellie tporoia iiruresta ontaiiiutoes-
taan ilnaIaihpoien rafentamiieen.
&irn Zeppelin olfoi rafentomoan
ioifeito, iiforin mrotoiiio iInaIoilpo-
joan, tefi ban tltrboa tpotd 20 ultot-
ia. SGn alma epdonnistii. SO bu-
buttiin ettd ban diff fiiIuttanlit faif-
ii parot, mit1 bGneIl6 oil ioatoiuisio
noibin tpbjiin fofeiiiin. Soatuaon
Ioptfii iuoImiifii iintren iIntoIaiipon,
ionfo pitt bdnen IostiIen marfaan tul
fea obimifien miifaan, ei ie onnistii-
nut foemotfdlIo.
Siiben aifoon tefniiffa iuIisti II.
mopiirieboliffen mob6ottomofii, fos.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-15
BrltnIdi$et vaIIoittaneet Bagdadsv.

ia toiieen aiemaan fab6en ulaiIiA
paasid. Yboefianterl6 p1i1pGr1 nioi.
mot meiodn ioasffoitrme ipiboMiien toi
iestafin aienastaan. Sp6HGpst6 iat-
fettiin 10 pGispdn6 ia II pditpdii6
8ag6ao tpaIIoitettiin."
8df6a6in antairhuninen on fiutri-
merfitpfielIinen isfu SaffolIe, iorfa
toitpeet 8erlin-Bag6aoin ralttntien 10
fentanifesta tanld tapaliS b1tDitti. ia-
maten fiin 8ritoruiinlIefin, iofn foi
idHeen tiIaa Me,tbametin ,paItatitn-
nasfG- Slnteiiesti tupobhii 8og0o-
DIN antaiitlintinen iIman finlrto tais-
teIla. 8aeoao on oIIiit tlirttiIaisten
lGbt0fobtana Beriinsfo.
So. 800 of 8ng6a6 niaaiImnn fam.
rim faitpitnfi. SiinG oil Hntii mil.
ioonaa aiitfasta. Se on olIltt tlrrffi-
laisten, mongolien ia tattarien bp0f-
fdpsten eiineenG iiitG iadffa, nriittn
masta 1888 iortlli ie tlirttilaisten
baltiuin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-15

2ontoo. - 8agoao, turffilaisten
tdrfein fauplrnfi Weefopotauniasia, ia
entinen &alifin apaltafiinran pdGfau-
pllnfi, on ioutunlit brittiIGisten ioiif-
foien faiiin. Slnloitlis taitpllngin
antailtiumiiesta tebtiin brittilGiien fa-
nomalebtitoimiston taboIta.
sSltlfaisti 8agba6in taisteI1ista
ieluroahpa apirollinen raportti:
"Weeiodn Dialan rintamasia turf
filaisten fansia taistelusia oletpot
iolffon1me onnistliipat. b,iolimatta
firffaasta fiiinpalosta, pGdiemaGn pl-
ldtt6mdllG DiaIan poiffi ia raterrta.
maan mabipin iparustiMien fen oifeal
le rannalle. SiIG1tpGIin olitpat brit.
tildiiet ioistot 8 paitpdna rafentaneet
lillian Tigrifien poiffi, ionfa pli be
marsiiapat. Se tapaiiipat ipibolliien
aiemasia fuuoen mailin pG1siG Bag
oaoista lounaiieen.
"8ibollinen aiettiin tdstG aienas-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-15
0iantatietp6lGiiet fOmpromisiitoa.
bnisia.

glebelano. - Sselidn rai,tatieipel-
iepsliiton eollstaiat oapat pitaneet
tadllG iuilrinlnlan fotoufien FIFTEEN
iliuren Iafonltban ia oootetaan fen til
ldfiena olepan ralitatietDolGisten fob
oefiantlmnin tpopaiApalain fDipmpf-
fen ratfaiieminen blolimatta iiitG tii.
leefo pQioifeus pitdnlGdn Moanionin
lafia perlistuslafipastai tai ei.
geelidn raiitatietpolGisten apelieps-
liiton e6llstaiat tiiIeipat emf torstai-
no Seem Yorfisia railtateiben e6usta-
iien fansia fotpittelemaan ilnroitettiin
t1GllG. gautatietpolGisten melieps.
Iiiton eoatstoiat oipat ilnreittaneet
8illoniIle, ettd rautatietpol6iiet Ell
mot tiile lnfonitballa eiipdtfG qafoIIa
bdiritlemld1n ballitusto iiind tapallf.
iesla aettd mao ioutlul iotaan. &auta
tietboldisten fofoltfiesia oil 400 ebus
toiaa lGsna. llnipitten eoustaiat til-
Iepat eiittamG1n ralitateille intoen G..
iitpfien.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-15
ia 1O2,643 tonnia enenlntdn fuin
miime tanlmiflntn 81 pGiipana oil.
&ansfasia milan pnnte.

IoriiIi. = Hansfa ia fen liittolpai
LAT fGriihpGt million plllltteesta min
lirlresia ntG1r1siG ettG niinoen tap-
tpp jofo loooo irlfopuolelta 34-3S
proienttia pebn1G tai olla ilnan e.
oellGmoinittlo nt11rtiG, ionfa maa
tanpitiee, iInoitti lauailtuina inaail-
miljelpsfonliteon preiibentti gerot c.
oustajabltoneesla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-15
ssofu iuallanfnmpms @emGiGllG alfaa

2ontoo. = &ellterin toirrtiston Eie
tarin firjeenrpaibtaia iln,oittoa, ettG
miimep1iapien Ieipottomltitfiien tpliof-
II 8ietarin piirin fomentaia fenraali
Gbaipoloff on antanlrt iitlistltfien, ia
iosio fieltGG faiffi fatlarofoifiet ia IL
moitetaon, ettG lotilaille on annettli
palta fGpttGa aleitoan tai mitd nlui.
ia feinoia bpipdnid iariestpflen iGi.
IpttGntilefii pdafmtpilngisia.
Yietarin ianomaleboet eiipdt lines
tp ia raitiotieliifenne on ieiiaiifiisia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-15
y ibml$ld sal surmansa myrskys$a.

Nap @astle, Snb., maalisf. 12 b..
= 26 rulrnista on 10 lopoettp tddlld
ia liiGG etiitGGn leurallfiena nprs-
fpstG, iofa bGhpitti 500 fotia. Gin
cinnatisia ilmoitctaan iiellG 3 iaa-
reen iiirmania ia 80 loltffaantil.
neen.
indianapolis, Sno., maalisf. IL
-. Glen iItap1iipallG raiipoii Sn6i-
annn paltion itGoiasia anfara ntprs-
fp, inrlnaten 90 benftlod yepcastles-
ia ia fafii lasta @apne faltntisia.
2oilffaaritltneiben qitfu nouiee 200
benfiIootr, ioista iotflit oipat 9engen-
iuoaraiIiiesti louffaantitneet. @a.
birfoien fiutritus on pIi 81, 100000
Neipcastlesia ia uieita twbaniia Dol
Iareita @apne fnuntisIa.
Waprsfp riffoi faifen telefooni ia
fdbfolenndtin ybtepben yaeipcastlen ia
uriurn mailman pGlillG. &afii fonup
paniaa Snbianan faniallisfaartio on
qGbetettp faitpunfia apartioimaan.
TGbGn mennesiG on 10 AZ rllumiS-
ia faitpettii eiiin ralinioista ia alma.
fin 25 benfiloG on paifalliiesia iai.
raalasia, toisten tietojen mllfaan.
Wtprsfp b1apitti falrpilnfia 10 fa-
ouupGlin laajlrlrbelta. Surmunla
1auneioen llfuo ei tieoet1 ipielG tor
falleen. SGpoellinen pineps on es-
tGnpt etiimistG. 9sapcastlen aiufas-
Infl on $1,000 ia tlinnetaan ie "9fltr
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-15
Garansa iualittn Wiesicon preii-
oentiffi.

Wserico GitD. - &enraaIi 8enus-
tiano Garran5a tuaqittiin irlnniintai-
no toiruitetuisin ipaaleisfa Mericon
preiioentifii ilitrinrmalIa ddnirlG6.
rdlld fliin mliIIoinfoan taiaipaIlasia
on preiioentti ipaIittit.
Eerlstiislain rnrfaan ei Wericos-
Ia ollenfaan tpaIita tpura-prefi6enttid
yfiitpisfcbtaiiet tieoot foaoaan mos.
ia ioioenfin pditpien frIi,ttila.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-15
Yaiffafmnnan itntiiia.
(cSotfoa S:Ita 5ifpuIta.)

= On paramemiien tuiiupa. &iiten
piime rritmerosla ferroimnle Wtrs IS.
8noren leiffalrfielle utertosta, oil
ban opereerattaipana apiime perian-
taina. 2eitfaus oil rasfanntpi fun
ebeltG aaapistettiin, iilld ie otti aifaa
fdbSelta tobtorilta apltlaiiineen noin
fafii ia pnoIi tirntia. @ntaen itien-
IA Serralle, pelfGdntdtta ban ostui
leiffausp6p6Glle ia aiipan rauballi-
iesti noin 20 mitluiittia idlfeen LETT
falfien ban ber1ii, fiitt1en Serraa
faifesta. &olme eniintdistd muoro-
faltta oil ban beiffo .ei lasfettu fot-
ioiia, naan npt on bGn 10 paljo pa-
ren1pi, pstGipGt olpot iaaneet fGpoG
fatiomasia. Soilpontme, ettG bGn
plan pGGiee fotia.
= Srpnipopoin menuaripip $214,- :
$500. &altpltngin moltlilston TO-
foufiesia mime tiiStai-iItana Ioooit.
tim menoaripio fisfaalitpuooelIe uaa
lisfrlln 1 p:stG 1918 naalisfliim 1
p:mdGn 1919 pGGttpen illntma
$214.S79.OO, iosta eri tileille ieuraa-
mat Iuntmat:
OIeinen rabasto ...... $13.942.0O
SMbpap (liiben firuliien plisto
ia IifaipiemGrD rabasto $92,000.OO
Sulipalorabasto =. ...... 100000
Saiititunlaa rubasto -. ST 100000
8alaiStuS rabasto -. $15,000.0O
8eiiiobto rabasto -. $15,000.00
Serpebs rabusto ..... $1S,990.0O
HaIffa rabasto -. $22, 2,670.OO
= Niss 6. Wnori notfusti miirne
maanontoino tpopaiffaania DuIut-
bin oIlen ponbempoinia Iipono al.
noostoon apiifon pGiipGt.
Srunuoob So,unibipin nimitps
fofoufiesia mime periantoi-iltonc
laooittiin fafii tifettia Sarmers ia
Citizen tifetti. Jarmers tifetin mir
failiiacbodffoot, iuperpiior Syobn gs1
Il Sr. cIerf SuIius Sobnion treoiit'
rer Sofri giiitta, Sigbipop commits.
iioner 8ictor Boiirio, Sustice Of peo
&c Ebom Soari ia Yoaro Of Repien
Waott SoIo. @iti5en tifetill6, upper
piior Sobn q. SeIIi eIerf @m. Sus'
fusion, treaiiirer Sobn 2ofe, Sigh
mop commissioner @ott 2iimoffo ia
gooro Of Nebieip &enrp 9lnnoIo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-15
gsorjan teplliinntta regnleerataan.

2ontoo. = georian bdlIitlis on e.
iittdnpt lpaltioneiiipostolle, ettG ie an
taiii funinfaaIle tpaIlan persattaa te-
rlliiiuisoepartementin, ilrnotetaan
&eiiterin toiiistolle &ristiaaniasto.
@iitettp bolIitlifien oiasto f6iitteIiii
teoIliiltiiSidriestoiG fosfepista fpip-
mpfiistd ia maan tliotantoa, Norian
faippaan nGbben.