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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12
Wendlaiiet bboffGGipGt nnbelleen Ga
litsiasia.

Berlin. - llaioistetusin bboffG-
pfiesiGdn Stanisloiisia, etelGGn Sa-
qi12ista, jota pibetGGn 2enbergin liif
fona, odpat tpenGlGiiet mnlGottaneet II
idG aieniia. SdrtG laitiunto anne
taan IiiGtie6onmnoisia, iotfa iuIfais
tim Snfian ornteijan pGGfortteerista.
Seittonilaisten ioittfojen tltintat
9potfGpBiet ioioen ahpitlla ne foetti-
mot iaaoa tafaiiin alertat, iotfa as
fettdin Std-@alit5iasia menettitudt
pendlGisten ioitttoien teb6esiG bpof.
tapfien, lpotiin faiffi tafaiiin, ferro-
toon iotaministerion iiiIfaiiemasio
tieoonannosia. GrGGsiG riittoman
foboaSia iatiaIaiiet IGbettitpGt titleen
miebiG tooioisia rihpeisf1, beioGn a
|punoon ollen pansiaroiout olttonto-
biilit, nlittta beioGt fuitenfin Ipotiin
tafaiiin.
Sation fruitnlinprinsii on iGlGeen
tebnpt pritptien ipollata tofaiiin @be.
min-Oes-O -O@neiin paIilboiitaIinion,
aisnen pobioispuoIella, nuttta bGnen
joiuftonia on lpotp tofoiiin.
8rittilGiSten rintantolla 9aansfos-
ia on tdpo9titnut main pienentpiG ia.
bofoito, mittta ei merfittGhpi6 iaTfo-
ipGfibpoffdpfiiG. SlmotoisteLuio on
ieniiiaan olliit itieia. 9rittiIGtiet IT.
n1oiliiuf odpat boiottaneet iafioIaiiio
(entofone-e -esfaooereito ia pontneio
piooteIlen tebneet t,iboa iafioIoisten
ilmolaipoiiaoiiIle, fotilasufemiIIe ia
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. t6 SotiuIaista len.
bofonetto puootettiin uIos, 10 mioi-
tettiin Min pdboin, ettG niitG Ell moi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12
Hn1erikd$td q
.pdd$e enda
$uor1eeit
ltnii pasiimaarGps estaa matfan.

Decentralization linjan fontto-
rista on labetettp ieiiraapa tieoonar-
TO faifille pilettien nlppjille:
"@enGldiiille ia iiomalaiiille an
netaan pasieia ainoastaan iiten, ettG
be tefeuGt iiitG anomltfien Bietarin
ballitlttlelle ia tllollaiiet anonrlifiet
on aiianmltfaileSti paahttettu ia bp-
lpGfipttp. = 8enGiGn ballitttien on
tamat wielG woinaslaolapat pasiit
itlfomnamatfoja iparten tltIee ntp0s.
tim alistaa gltterttasia olelpien @e-
itdiGn foniulien tarfastettahpatii."
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Glibn 9Root labiuittanitt.


8enGiGllG ipierailetpon gnterifan
fomisiioonin iobtoia @libu goot on
Iabioittaniit Wtosfoapan lotilaille
5000 ritplaa. 2abion eoestd &ootio
mnioooIliiesti fifth Waosfotpm por-
mestari.
9omisiioonin idienet Charles 81.
Grane ia Sobn q. Mott olitpat iaa-
p,auiIIa Wosfotpusdo fiin iielld pleis-
ddnestptfeqG ipoIittiin arffipiispo
Tutbon, icfn ennen on oIIu4 Imeri-
fasia, Moshotuat metropoliitofii,
Weetropolitan ennen nhttitti feiiari.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12
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foSfaan tebneet mita be oapat tebneet,
ia ettd ban otti oiaa itie rpostoon ia
iitoi lafanoilla Wtrs gticbollin, min
ettG liitG lGGf1ricn lauiunnon nut
fam ielrdii fllolema ia fun fuolenla
on tapabtunilt iilGanmurron, posmo-
mfien, rposton tai iparfauoen pbtep-
oesiG, Min on fe enIilitofan nturba,
ia min ilnrri on tGsi1 fiipnpt. sos
fits flapernoori g. q. ipoltion lafien
nulfaan on ippllinen eriiluofan miir
baan, Min on iiten ippllinen @rtbrr
8ultonen. sos iiis ferta fetaGn ia
moien liifitien iniifaan tartpitaan TO-
apittanaan rifotienfa iabfotltolisia
min en- ie glrtbur @altonen.
&liitenfin jos moitte tooistaa. eta
Irtbltr oil ilnoaulrfiisia, Min iuoiuiif-
lisia, ettei ban tiennpt ntitG ban tefi
ia ettG ban on fiiten fanoitte rifotiel-
liilIitteen asti bpapdntdbtcinen, min
liipoan ipielG miettiG aiiaa.
<itlustelu festi lGbes 2 tuntia.
9opilfii fpibi fl,ipern00rt alGef. r1itd
oihpotte Wlt1bollanbin fitbteen tebtd-
tpGn, ioflt mastaii: iamoin fuin 8al-
toieIle.
ga miten iitten2"
8apalittafaa bGnet iantoin fuin
8altonerrtin iabfotuolista ia te oIette
iituri ibntinen ia tpielG iliitrenrpi fu-
mern0ori.
Sp6Gmelliiet bppGselpt. 2ltpaa-
nnani to6istitHfet olen banffinut ia FIT
merno0rille lGbettGnpt. SolIei or
mabbusta rule, fiiolee @altonen tG.
nGGn I. +. t2 - flo t0-tt mol. p0llG
Sdnen arffunfo on 10 apalmis ia
tpietp fitoIeinan bitoteen faappiin.
Suofoon Siurtdla ettei fitG alma
faan tGllG fertaa titItatii taripitie-
maan. s.. 6. 2inbacf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12
2pbpita militia.

Berlin. = 0bG ,iliiia nertfeiG on
olen1asia iiitG, ettG Saflan poliitti-
mem apapautluitinen on lGbellG. 8al-
tiofansleri Solltpegin otafiittaan elit
tiiipGn paltiopdhpillt nirallilen lmt.
iunnon uIemasta pleenlG. &iibfeGstt
oootetuan bGnen la1tiuntoaan aiemas
ia &esIfustasta ioiialisteibin faof-
ia ipaltiopGi,pillG oipat foiffi pfft-
mieliiiG iiitG, ettG paaliuuoisti,fiet
tGptpp ultoapGin pafottoa apointaan
Ireusiisia ellei 8reusii itie niita to-
tellto. &aitfi puoliteet oipat liittp-
meet ipaatimaan ipibistlfiia Sreusiis
ia tana iptipnd.
glmsterbant. = Snfian fania tii-
Zee tpaatintaan ballttltfieltaan tpp6pt-
tGhpGntpi1 ebtoia raitbasta fuin to-
bdn iaaffa iefG rtposfin perusteelli-
iia apaalilafien uuoistufiia, fertoipat
8erIiinistG laapaneet fGbfoianomot.
WdItiotansIeri SoIIpegin poItiHiiet
tpibolliiet otpat nabtGhp1sti pafotta-
meet banet uiemaan, iosia banen tdp-
tpp fiertelenlGttd ipastata fpipnrpfiiitt
iosfo Safi ia fannattaa raitbaa ilman
alnelpaIloitlttiia tai fototorpaltfiia.
&ongfafaiiesta fotomasta, beinM.
8 p. = @merifun eniimGinen iotilas-
ioatffo IGbti tGnGGn matfalle taistelu
rirltorraan. 80
Sofio. = Safian ialaliitto &ii-
nasia on ndbtGapGstifin fltfistiinitt.
SdGlIG ferpotann ettG fenraali Gbmg
Sbun aIfoi IiiffeenfG itietpaltiuoen
palmtttamiidfii iofialaisten aiiamies-
ten tparrstamilla raboilla ia aleillo.
gsuori feiiari, iofa Gsfen aietettiin
tpnltaistltirtelle, on eronnut ia toto
tapttdG oleipan liibistimai-
liillaan.
8asbingtonista ilntoitetaan, ettG
refisteroineiben ardponnosto tapab-
tlmt iieIld piaffoin, ionfa iGlfeen fa-
nomaleboisiG ia paifallisten tpalinta.
lalttdfl1,tien torrttoreisia iiiDfaistaam
nostetiit nltmerot ia niiIle, ioilie or
pa larfee, iGruoitetaan IGbentntistG
toimertpiteistG. glrpannostopGitpG6
ei ole ilntoitettit. 49, v> d
Breiibentti @ilIon on iitlistaniit,
etta pisiien tipotteioen ntaastdpien-
min fontrolli baIlititfien toirnesta as.
tlil ,poinuoan beinGf. 15 p:stG. gee
tlaotteet otpat fihpibiili, raitta, Iiba, te-
rGs, iaitbot, tpilia, aieet, rGi6b6psai-
meet ia nii6en eriIaiiet iitp1ttiiotteet.
gbopstpoltain balitus on atttaruit
npaGrGpffen, ettG faiffien fnffalais.
ten, iotta ennen otpat toirtineet Saf-
fam lGbetpston ia toniitlihpirastoiert
poItpeIiffesia t1siG nnasia, on pois-
titttahpa Yb6psapaIloista. Seitd e.
bGilIii1n fnIaiSesto toirniutdStd @df-
fan e6utii tietbsti.
2utantai-anmiina 3ofttooieen ia.
pobtiineesIa iInoIaihpnbboHG oHGpffesid
fat iiirrnaitfd 81 ia baohpoithti 141
lbenfil0G. Ontaifiu6en birfan iitii-
rttittta Ell ole tpieIG iImoiteftn.
glmsterSmnista iInoitetaart, ettd
Sofim boITitus on Ioffntttonitt
@arintilim Soroenin fitilitilan iiir.
faiiun Die 3iifimftin fen ioboosta, ct
ti ie oipoinesti Iaiifiii oiatltfienia
ioto-afemosta Sofian fonnoIta Tot
fotttna.
@reen 9opsfo, @is., iInroitetoou
tebopn fefiinto, ionfa ohuatIIa painet.
TIT acknowledgement tpoi6oon pestd
aifpon fitin ipaatteet "IolnbrpsiG" ia
ferrctaat poifalIisten iauomoIebtieu
inRoiiiioin foteilIeen feffinnSIld bp-
iu6[I6 nteneetnrfelIG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12

HauSmsnft WaoNonG ME

me olleet beiftoia. glntafaatrme BET
oGn tietad, ettG ipapaus IiiGG mei6an
moirniomme. ltpieerit ia iotilaat, tel
odn on fGiitettGapG, etta foto 8enGid
iilnaa teioGn t0itGllne fiinnian fen-
tGllG. 8apauoen, tltleapaiiltlt6en,
9pnpimpoinnin ia ppdpapGn la fnnnial-
liien rolibon ntr1es1 nina tonten-
nan teioGn rtenentGGn eteenpGin."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12
8enaldiiet iotilaat labteiuGt OnInsta

Sietari, beinGf. 8 b. = @enGldi-
iet iotiIaat oapat poisti,neet Snllsta,
S1,omesta, paifallifen fontitean fe-
botlrfiesta, fertoo Seliingistd iaapii-
nut iab0iononna.
&enraali1naiuri Sepn, erttinen Slio-
men tenraalifuipern0ori, on ipapai-
tettl etari-Boohpalin linnasta. $G-
net pangitfi ipaIlanfiinuolifien idl-
feen SSStGrneren Iaitpaston tomentaia.
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SibeffilGiiet iobtaiat iuapantetaan.

&ntNeroam. SollontilaiiiIle
leboille 8ienistG iaopuneet iabfoia-
nomat fertohpat, ettG tlbetfilGiien pito
lueen eoitstaiat l1nfarin parlamentis-
ia tri gaopfius, &ascbin ia Scarf Sea.
mara, iotfa on tuontittii iportfei,teen
ntaanfdpulIltfiest tiiIlaan ipnpalit-
tanaan, a1attta eihpGt be iaa aiua 8ie
nisfd eifd Bragisfa eifG ottoa oida
ltnfarin parlmmentin feidistuntoibin.
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Mmerifalaimen lai,ua apotettn.

Sofialainen iubmariini on iipotta-
nut amerifaIaiien bOprplaitpan Orle-
atiin. @eliG laitpan utiebistostd iai
ilirlnania, n1iitta taiffi tpffintiebet
peIash,itpat. l1pottontiien aitaa ia
paitfoa ei ole iluloitetlt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12

aptaina. Sentofoneesta puootettiin
folme polnmia tlaobon "fiellettppn"
taupilnfiin. Yfii mics iai iurnania
ia ratennltfiet lGbella tenraali Chang
Siunin paatortteeria, iotfa nGbtdlpGs
tttin oil tartotl,s ppnmittau, pabin-
goittiiipat.
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SaiaiualtaIaiiet iuoitolla &iinasIa.

@asbineton. = SGGllG oleipoIle
&iinan lGbetpstolle ionpitneet piraI-
liiet tieoot fertodpat, ettG talotpolto-
lainen ballitls or idlleen periistettu
geanfineisia ollen ie tpanfoiIla perus
teilla ia etta ipdIiaifaiien boliltufien
preiioenttinG on entinen iparnpreii.
oentti Seng &uo Chang. Sdf@poI-
toloisten iotaioittfoien ianotaon ole
man matfolla NefineiG tobti oiaaf-
ieen iieItd pois ManS7bu.bpnastiaa
plbolustahpat ioittot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12

9feitterin toiniston Heftngin fir
ieenhpatbtaian IGbettdnien tietoien
miifoon on Iento6oneesto pi6otert,i
ponmneia 6eiSoriIlffeen palotiiin Io,i-
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-08-23
Weekly Summary of War News
Brief Account Of Daily Happenings

In latter town inspecting new posi-
tons at time Berlin claimed to have
captured the town. Full force of the
British and French drive in Flanders
may be determined within twenty-four
hours.
Russians have taken the offensive
in the Caucasus and have occupied a
number of villages.
German Reichstag will discuss the
Pope's peace proposals on Tuesday.
Germany has already asserted her
moral acceptance of them is the re-
port and Austria is said to be ready to
accept them in full.
Report of a fight early Thursday
between British and German scouting
ships, in which one destroyer and sew
eral mine sweepers were damaged.
Enemy submarines also in fight. No
damage to British ships. This send
ing mine sweepers out into North Sea
looks as if German war ships We're
intending to come out of Heligoland
base.
Berlin now admits loss of LANCE
marck, and French have made a gain
along the line from North Sea to
Ypres sector. This makes a clean
sweep OF gains clear to the Steen-
beche river. Two strong redoubts
which have been a menace to French
have been captured. On Friday and
Saturday night French aeroplaneS
dropped fourteen tom Of bombs on
German aviation grounds. railways
and encampments. British airmen
destroyed twenty three enemy planes
and forced thirteen others to land
Eleven British and two French planes
failed to return.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-08-23
THURSDAY.

British are holding ground around
Lens and Hill 20. despite hard count
err attacks Of Germans. Are consol-
idating territory and have made an
other attack OF German lines forty
miles farther north on wide front
north and east OF Ypres. Berlin ad-
mits that a great battle is in progress
on an eleven mile front.
French attack near the Aisne front
and near Dixmonde in Belgium. Paris
reports all detectives were gained and
crossing of the Steenbeke river
forced.
Austria admits four tons of bombs
were dropped on arsenal at Venice
and three a%eroplanes are missing.
Berlin claims advances for Won
Mackensen in Moldavia, and Petro-
grad says retreat OF Russian and Ru-
manian troops was to strengthen line.
PetrOgrad say Russian torpedo
boat was struck in Baltic by floating
mine and that a German steamer was
sunk In Gulf of Bothnia.
Report that wounded American sol
diers have been received at hospital
in Bath would indicate II forces
have taken part in fight on west from.
But War Department says it has re-
ceived no information of any 'ainre
to hat effect.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-08-23
MON DAY.

The hercest battle Of the war be.
going on in the Isonzo region. The
enemy is convinced hat from the
hard pressure put on them that the
Italians intend to make a drive 10
capture Trieste.
French are active in the Verdun
region and their airmen are doing a
lot OF the fighting with success. They
render great aid in the advance by
hyinr low over Germans and at.
tackiug with machine guns.
These attacko o. the French AMI
Itali ins are c.llcd a a" pincer" ami
they expect by 'h's action to drive t.
success. III teh are keeping bulldog
grip OIL all positions gained and max
ing counter attacks on Germans that
are wearing them down.
In Rumania, Berlin claims that they
have driven back the Russ-Rumania1
front, but P~etrograd accounts do not
support this.
British tanks have played import
ant part in late attacks of long front
they have been the whole show, ad-
vancing under barriage fire and crush
ing enemy and making many cap.
lures.
Germans on the Riga front are
scattering pamphlets asking Russians
to fraternalize with them and max
separate peace.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-08-23
SUNDAY.

Another bloody Sunday on west
front, with Allies at defense to lots of
counter attacks of Germans, but
maintain their ground and send back
enemy with b%ayonets. British make
new gains on sector on both sides of
ST. Quentin. Germans make unsuc-
cessful attacks on French lines at nu-
merous places.
The American La Fayette air
squadron took active part in the
French raids reported yesterday. do
ing good work and down several en-
envy planes.
Germans have had to change entire
scheme of trench defense. Former
solid lines of trenches with deep dug
outs are passing away. British fire
makes them useless. Now enemy Is
scattering advance forces over great
er depth. in strongholds among the
shell holes OF former attacks. De-
pending now on depth Of defenses
rather than strong first line trenches.
On the Russian front the Germans
met with repulses Of all attacks made
but most Of line is given to fusillades
and scouting. On Rumanian front
near Ocna attacks were made and
the lines held and threw them back.
On the Caucasian front unimportant
attacks were made and repulsed.
There is a general s%tiffening of whole
Russian front and attacks in South
ern Moldavia the Russians are at a
decided stand with ucces in repell.
ing attacks.
German laborers said to be plan
ming to strike for more food.
Russian former emperor Ii taken
to Tobolsk In Siberia with all his
family and attendants. This IL the
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-08-23
DIPLOMAS GIVEN GRADUATES.
Continued from Page One)

address, Volga; teacher, Carrie H.
Toilefson.
District 53-Leah Vincent, Gladys
Otte-on, Beulah O~tteson; address,
Waite, teacher. Mary E. Blakely.
District 5S-Josephine Prahl, Otto
Frahi; address, Brookings; teacher,
Grace Duggan.
District 5s-Emma Singsaas; ad-
dress, Astoria; teacher, Harriet
Schultz.
District 61-Marie NJ. Bombeck; ad-
dress, White; teacher, Isabelle Peters.
District 62-Thelma C. Stemm; ad
dress, White; teacher, Nellie Etienne.
District 67-Anna Lunde; address,
Volsa; teacher. Edith E. Watson.
District 7O-Ida Kvernmoe; address
Hendricks; teacher, Genevieve Hand
werk.
District 71-Oscar Trooien; ad-
dress, Hendricks; teacher, Anna
Trooien.
District 73-Arthur Ronning; ad-
dress, Hendricks; teacher, Marie
Gehant.
District 75-Iva Clark; address,
Hendricks; teacher, Marie Heiser.
District 76-Ethel Peterson, LeRue
lddings, Ruth Bandy, Jerry Vanden
Berg, Grace Ware; address, Volga;
teacher, Esther Blum.
District 7S-Phillip Dahl, Margaret
Albertson; address, Volga; teacher,
Mary Ware.
District 79-Rachel +. Reeves, ad-
dress, Volga; Florence Hanson, ad-
dress, BrOokings; Mark Charlet, adj
dress, Volga; teacher, Sophie Olson.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-08-23
POLLY OF THE CIRCUS.

Polly of the Circus will exhibit in
Brookings one night only on August
20. The company travels in two pull
man cars and carry fifty people be-
sides all the horses and ponies that
they use in their street parade. and
also in the show. Polly Of the Circus
has been before the public for a great
many years, having a long run at the
Liberty theater, New York City.
Lovers Of good shows should not
miss Polly Of the Circus. 1t is a
play that the old and the young will
enjoy and a great many after seeing
Polly of the Circus. have said that 1t
was better than any circus they had
ever seen. Remember the date and
make arrangements to see Polly OF
the Circus for 1t will positively be the
largest show Of its kind to visit your
city this season.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-08-23
FRIDAY.

Austro-German attacks in South
west Moldavia. especially in the FOX
shani region, have been repulsed by
the Russians and Rumanians. In the
region of Ocna they have made no
gains and the Allies forces arc hold
ing their own easily.
The Canadians are still standing
where they did after the great charge
at Lens, Hill 70 is completely in their
hands also some adjoining suburbs.
They repulse three attacks of Bavar-
ian guards, at fearful cost to the en-
envy.
Berlin sent out a glowing account
of their attacks on some sectors, as
sorting capture of town of LANCE
marck. This account is denied in full
by British office. Account has same
wording as former ones that were in
tended for home consumption.
French are absolutely master of
new position on Steenbecke river and
Allies airmen attack depots back Of
German lines doing great damage.
In the Verdun front Germans return
to attack and have advantage for
short time, but are elected from
trenches by prompt counter attacks.
Separate replies to the pope's peace
proposals will probably be made by
United States and Allies. but confer.
ence on same will no doubt leave the
final word In the matter with Presi-
dent Wilson. United States will care
fully weigh every proposal realizing
that any reply will commit this coun.
try.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-08-23

Preston, 4-Kathryn Hanson, Anna
Reppe; address, Bruce; teacher, Ber-
nice M. Cotton.
Preston, Amy Shoemaker; ad-
dress, Bruce; teacher, Mable c. An
derson.
sherman, 3-Vivian Edna Tyler;
address. White; teacher, Ada Kast.
Sherman. 4-Dorothy +. Stamp; ad-
dress, White; teacher Eva V. Sim
mons.
Aurora-Helen Watson, Earl Fra
ley, Lila Collins, Gladys Glen, VIM
Korte, Jessie Kirby; teacher, j. j.
Rance.
B~ruce-Harold Snyder, Mary Dixon,
Mamie Cook, Edith Vansickle, Ruth
Shriner; teacher, Ellen Molinder.
Bushnell Katherine Armstrong,
Thomas White, George Robbins, Inez
Heinrich, Leslie P%oppingo; teacher,
Anna Deopke.
Elkton-Mathilda Gregor, Kathryn
oIlIlIldH, AlIlld Ell.tl, NUN
Laura Schaefer, Henry Mueller, Will
ma Melick, Leonard Colliton, Emmett
Murphy; teacher, Stella Meyer.
Volga-Frank Daniels, John Wright.
Ernest Jerde, Lille Warness, Hazel
Lien, Estrid Voldal. Ruth Norvold,
Ruth Christianson, Boyd Hammer,
Ruth Van Deusen; teacher, Mary Mac
Gregor.
White-L. Pearl Winkowitsch, Cecil
Welsh, Pearl Marie Klith, Blanche r.
Valentine, Violet n. Looysen, janet
w. McKercher, Mary Irene Gross,
Norma Irene Stuart, Cecile Clara AL
quire; teacher, Mary Douglas.
CONCENTRATION Kelly, Roy Sew
ert, George Seivert, Lola NJ. Seivert;
address, Elkton; teacher, Sister M.
Calasanctius.
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TUESDAY.

More than 1900 prisoners taken by
Italians in new offensive. Great bat
tie on IsonZo front continues, and re
ports are that Austrian line Is bending
and may break at any time. Defensea
near strong fortified positions are
falling and nothing seems able to
stop the Italian advance.
Berlin says that they expect a fav-
orable conclusion of the battle around
Verdun, but French reports do not
look hat way. France is here using
some of her colonial troops and they
are doing yeoman work in the night
ing. The bitter attacks of Germans
are all repealed.
P~etrograd admits some losses on
the Rumanian front, but not as much
as was claimed by Berlin yesterday.
Heavy fighting continues II the Rus
slams and Rumanians are putting up
a stiff resistance.
There seems to be a lot of stubborn
fighting on all fronts, but the Italian
lighting seems to be the most decI-
sive. The other fighting is mostly
counter attacks of the Germans to
try and regain some Of the lost posi-
lions. Canadians are still holding all
positions taken and repelling the
Germans frenzied attempts to recov-
er.
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w DIN ESDAY.

British. French and Italians forge
ahead on seven fronts. The bic
squeeze" of the Allies is slowly and
surely contracting its iron grasp on
the Teutonic powers.
The Italians are driving in the Aus
TRAN lines and their whole defense
now pivots on Selo. the center of a
cross of d~efenses, which fell today
The action is vast. covering 10 all
the whole line that protects Trieste.
The fall of the city and the eXpul-
sion of Austria back into her own
country proper, may be looked for at
an early date. 5000 prisoners taken
in last drive.
Canadians are closing in on the cen
ter of Lens, and whether its fall
comes at once or later. he loss in
men to the Germans is awful. All the
counter attacks of Germans fail to
dislodge the British or weaken lines.
This activity all along the line
snuffs out all idea of a peace talk at
this time by the Allies.
French are continuing their ad-
vance on the Verdun front and indis
cations show that they will spread
the drive along the Champagne.
French soldiers are so elated that
thew will not rest after charges, but
keep right after enemy.
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District SO-Elsie link, Vernice
Wilson; address, Aurora; teacher,
Clara Lovejoy.
District S1-Irene Telkamp, ad-
dress, Brookings; teacher, Carrie
Shaw.
District SIENNA %Schlobohm, Har-
vey Schunz; address, Aurora; teach
or, f. f. Arnott.
District S6-Beula Burdick; ad-
dress, Bruce; teacher, Mae Arvidson-
District S7-Leroy Jones, Ray R.
Lynch, Zolo Ringle, Maude Halstead;
address, Brookings; teacher, Florence
Palmer.
District SS-Edith Dybdahl; ad-
dress. %Brookings; teacher, Rosa
Plumb.
District 9O-Sophie Bjerke; ad-
dress, Volga; teacher, Emma Sneve.
District 92-Myrtle Nelson, Clara
Nelson; address, Bookings; teacher,
Anna Kelly.
Aurora, 2-Eva Garvis; address,
Brookings; teacher, Myrtle Olson.
Aurora, Anna Hoeiing, address,
B~rookings; Marie Hemmer, address,
Aurora: teacher. Harriet Bane.
Bangor, Edna Peterson; address,
Arlington: teacher, Winnie futile.
Oslo, Herman Warness, Julius
Warness, Agnes Berg. Willie Hal
stead address, Volga; teacher, Esther
Norvold.
oslo, 2-Sadie Thompson, Ragna
Dahl. Albert Bolstad; address. Volga ;
teacher, j. Paul Parker.
oslo. Marvin r. Hoff address,
Volga; teacher, Elizabeth Heck.
Oslo, William Rogholt, George
Evenson; address, Volga; teacher,
julius Evenson.
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81 Want The SWEETEST Range"

Il want the SWEETEST range in
the state, and | want it quick
said a man. He had postponed
this purchase as long as he
could-so long that he was now
ashamed and to make up for all
he determined to buy the swell
est" as he put it.
Here is what he bought.
a. a.
e. T.
He didn't give it a thought.
1t was fussy-full of frilsl and
foolish ornaments-and he bought