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Palisadian., 1917-06-30

Reform era developed at home for
personal and political purposes.
The present Board of Freeholders
was importuned, and gave proper ac-
cord to the water reform. 1t gave
hearing to delegations from the
fighting forces in the east, where
Corruption was mined and blown sky
high.
The board went so far as to pay
firm of city experts, Hazen, Whip
pie & Fuller,
$12,483.37
for services before the Public Utili-
ties Commission; and H. P. Brainard,
a stenographer, was paid $839.40 for
services in the same Reform water
matter; making for these two parties
a cost of
$13,322.77
toward securing more and cheaper
water for the Reform water wagon
upon which the Fighting Mayors
were battling for the Peoples Rights
Among the gentlemen who took 9
deep interest in the water question
was Judge William M. Seufert of oul
Court of Common Pleas. A resident
of the eastern side of the county, hs
naturally sided with the "Fightinl
Mayors" his association and activ1
ties leading many people to suppose
that he was private counsel for tn,
municipalities in the water contro
: = -. -
Palisadian., 1917-06-30
Former Palisade Boy
Soon To Be Flyer In
France For America

A postal from Harry Douglas, at
San Antonio, Texas, announces that
he will soon be flying. He is now
member Of the Aviation Corps, and
is taking instruction in that work.
Harry first went in as assistant
mechanician, starting out up on Long
Island Sound. But his efficiency soon
took him out of the class he started
with, and he hopes now to be up
among the leaders in France before
a great while. Harry has many
friends in Palisade who wish him all
success and safety. He is of in
trepid type, however, and great
things may be expected of him once
he is over the rough spots in learn
ing how to manage an airplane.
Palisadian., 1917-06-30
Home Defense Drills
For Palisade Comply
Urged At Meeting

IMPORTANT MEETING OF FORT
LEE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMIT
TEE-UNIFORM RULES ADOPT
ED FOR HOME DEFENSE COM
PANIES-WILL INCREASE Eff
FICIENCY OF ORGANIZATION
ALL MEN OF PALISADE INVIT-
ED TO DRILL-DRILL MONDAYS
AT 8.15.
At an important regular meeting
of the Public Safety Committee of
the Borough of Fort Lee, held June
% at Schlosser's Hotel, the following
resolutions, making for the greater
efficiency Of the borough Home De-
fense League, were unanimously
adopted. The spirit of the meeting
was excellent. The resolutions are:
/. That all the companies of the
Home Defense League hold at least
one drill each week during the months
of July, August and September.
2. That during the months of July,
August and September one ours
practice patrolling each week be re-
auired of every Home Defense
Marshal in the borough, at assign
ments by the captain of each COM
pany.
8. That the captains of the Home
Defense League companies report to
the Mayor at the end of each month
on the attendance at both drills and
patrol practice, for action by the
Mayor and Police Committee.
a. That the companies extend an
invitation to all Home Defense
League members (i.e all men over
eighteen years of age who signed the
application blanks) to attend and take
part in the weekly drills.
5. That the officers of the COM
panies prepare plans for competi-
tive drill to be eld on or about
August 1.
6, That captains file with the com
mittee list of automobiles that
CONTINUED on page 81
Palisadian., 1917-06-30
Cifside Campaign
For The Red Cross
Proves A Success

Probably there have never been
quite such triumphant results
achieved by so brief a campaign as
that of the Red Cross Membership
Committee during the past two
weeks, truly "whirlwind," with re-
suits that make one patriotically
proud of the community and the
committee.
Our allotment, according to popula-
tion was 400. 1t seemed like an I'M
attainable number, judged by the
85 raised at the mass meeting with
the inspiration of convincing speak
ers, but the committee went at the
work determined to do it's best.
Interest and enthusiasm were high
from the first, and increased with
time, little daunted by an occasional
rebuff or by weary bodies and aching
feet.
The response was more often
prompt and hearty, and the expert
ences have been the chief topics of
conversation when workers met, but
results were not announced by the
chairman, Mrs. Arlitz, until the last
meeting, on Wednesday this week and
are now made public for the first
time, as the final meeting was de-
ferred by the wish of the enthusiastic
workers and their chairman, who
wished to "round up every possible
prospect" So we now learn that 633
is the membership of our Cliffside
Park Red Cross branch, far beyond
our aim, being almost Is per cent of
our population.
Seven hundred and nineteen dol
lars were collected, and Mr.. Schenck,
of Palisade Park, gave generous
donation of $50, thus greatly help
ing the financial returns, the rest of
the excess being the So subscriptions
given by some in place of the 81
fees.
Never was a campaign so ec0nom-
ically conducted, the total expense
being $3.50 the price IF the Fed
Cross bauges siJ5gf 90 Il,
Congratulations are in order and
we hope to see every one turliing to
and giving their services, now that
they have done their bit by giving
their money.
The committee which achiever
these results, with the cooperation
of borough residents, is as follows:
Mrs. O.. Arlitz, chairman; Mrs.
Ahearn, Mrs. F. Wilson, Mrs. F. L.
Smith, Mrs. j. Coulter, Mrs. Laird,
Mrs. Greenen, Mrs. Post, Mrs. j. H.
Clark, Mrs. Gautier, Mrs. Hartman,
Mrs. E. LeCato, Mrs. H. Greene, Mrs
M. Conroy, Mrs. A. M. Agnew, Mrs,
Mielham, Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs. Ansell
Mrs. Corriston, Miss Helen Donald
son, Miss Mildred McClave, Miss
Marjorie Sammis, Miss Eloise Nc
Clave, Miss Dorothy Donaldson, Miss
Esther Johnstone, Miss Octavia
Stone, Miss Lucy Madden, Miss
Carrie Reynolds.
Palisadian., 1917-06-30
Palisade Kea Cross
Proues A Success

The glowing report issued by Mrs.
w. R. Goodman, treasurer of the Pai-
sade Branch of the Red Cross indi-
Gates the unstinted generosity of
the people of this village. At the
opening of the campaign the treasury
contained $16454. Over 1916 was
collected on the drive and few be-
lated gifts will swell the total col
lected to over $1,000; greatly over
subscribing the allotment of this Sec
tion..
Great credit must go to every mem
Der of the Branch, who all worked
night and day, INCREASINGLY. The Of
ficers of the Palisade Red Cross are
Mrs. j. H. Bradshaw, president; Mrs.
George Clark, vice-president; Mrs.
Crawford, secretary; and Mrs. Good
man, treasurer.
Palisadian., 1917-06-30
Eairuiew School Picnic
Proved Fine Success

The annual school picnic of Fair
view which was held at Palisade
Amusement Park last Thursday IS
an unqualified success. The kiddies
had splendid good time, thank you,
and came home stuffed with ice cream
and every other sweet that it pleas
ing to the "tummies" of youngsters.
The committee in charge of the af-
fair is desirving of much praise for
the unceasing manner in which they
worked to make the affair the sue
cess it was, not forgetting those of
course who made possible the good
time for the little ones by their gen
erous donations.
Palisadian., 1917-06-30

The commencement exercises held
in all the schools in East Bergen were
unusually brilliant and proved record
breaking in numbers in attendance
and numbers of graduates. Several
stories are now in type but owing to
lack of space we must postpone print
ing them until our next issue.
Palisadian., 1917-06-30
Judge Wants $4,000 Water Fee
For Part He Took In Getting Price
Lowered On Water Rates In Bergen

Repubcan Hackensack Weekly Scores Activities OF Judge
Already Getting S. 500 Year From County, For Wanting
Excessive Counsel Fee In Litigation Against Water Company
Seufert Had Been Touted For "Patrioc SerUice'' To
People, When 1t Was mt For Glory At AH
Palisadian., 1917-06-30
Moving Picture Riot In Fort Lee
In Which We're Several Hundred
Young Children, Many Under 8

Studio Was Pulling Off Huge Circus Stunt Under Regulation
Tent, Got Behind With Program, Failed To GDe Suppe,
As PronedFort Lee Talent Got Disguse Turned Loose
Tried To Break Tngs' And Home Defense Guards We're
Called Out.
Palisadian., 1917-06-30

Continued on page 81
Palisadian., 1917-06-30

Continued on page 8.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-01
KirkoHi$ia Tmoituk$ia

NJ. paitOisia tuIen tGpmdGn eri II.
moitutiien mufaan.
s. ManfiIa,s
oos ILL WasL Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-01

Saarnaiurtproia ftaalisfnnIIa:
A p. Sbomfonin fontrin firfosfa
flo 10 op. ia Niotpapr1 firfosia flo
pitoli 3 ip.
6 p. 8obepsia Flo 8 ID.
p. 8opepsia Ito 8 ip.
s p. Masb,paufesia flo 2 ia flo 8
iII.
10 p. Samorocfisia Matti @innan
t. ITO 2 ip.
10 b. 2afplerisia &. &istafionin
t. flo 8 iH.
II b. Iotti @annan toiilitIla Ito
10 ap. ia $oltoIen foiilulla Ito 2 ip.
II b. 81. Iution 1. fIo s III.
12 b. @aIospoIasfa giSrfIirnnin foii.
lislla (eIi taIolra) ITO 8 in
t3 p. 4alomolasia firfosia Ito 2
ID. ia WiffiIGn t. flo s iH.
ID b. @onboIIa tontriIGa firfosio
flo 2 ip.
II b. g roineroisia ITO 8 III.
ts p. Broineroisia ITO 2 ia ho 8
III.
10 b. Briebtin fontriIIo Scnb d
jan I. 10 Vii op.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-01

IL ~~ ~~
Bort Grtburisia t,antim tauta.6en
sniirndiiend humanitarian s. Git.
lansia fIo 10 oari,.. iantotn ftti,ta,.
BEN folmanteno fitnratntaina Ito 10
Adttt. ia tirfonbaaIiIIa iota ~ianmant.
MoIa Ito 8.
Sort @iuiaunisin, hinftn ftutfai,.
ben eniimdtiend ia foln,antena ftn-
Iantoino Ito 8 tp. iefd toiiena ia mel
ldrtend iinnuntaina fIo 10 aaru,IIa.
SumaIanpaItpeIufiet ruiisia poi.
Iotsia eri iImoihiste,, ~rntfaart.
SummisntaifouIiit Sort Mrtburisio
h Sort @iIIiamisia Ito 100 tp.
s. $irpi.
162 @iIfon ct.
Bert Artbrr, Ont. Con.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-01
S't'nalanpaluelaifiia maalisfaaIla
$arborisfa, Ohio.

S'tmalanpaliuelaafiia maaIisfaaIIa
Sarborisia, Ohio.
s p. firfosia flo 7:3O III. ionic
ialfeen iiirrptdan eli lasfeenmltaar
alatertaan misfa iipbIoa iattetaan ia
tasid tilaiiuatoesia miebet teittad tab.
min ia paSioa p0po6t, ioten naiiet iaa
auat bommasta olIa iuapaana ia ar
aposteua mtesten nGpperppttd.
If b. flo 10 ap. ia Ito III.
% p. Ito 1880 III.
% p. Ito 10 ap. ia Ito z iG.
HpbGfoulu iofa iunnuntai flo 100
ia mitoriioieira Ito A Up. ia ontpellt.
ierran fofolts iofa toire,t fesfiapiiffo
perbeisid ilIalla.
Sairportisia, ..
MaaIisfuulIa:
1 b. ompeluie,ra Mrs Yeilin t.
flo $3.50 Up. ia iItafirffo flo 7:3O.
2 ia 3 p. flo 7:3O in.
A b. flo 10 ap. ia ITO 7 III.
15 p. ompeluieilra flo $50 ip. IL
tafirffo Ito 1880.
is ia II p. flo 1880 III.
Hpb6foulli iofaiiena firffo ppbdnG
flo 2 ia apalippbinG flo 1890.
@ioriioieura iofaiiena f~irffoppbG-
nd flo A.
gonneautisia, ..
Maalisfu1lIa:
II y. flo 2:3O iI. firfosia.
90 p. flo 1880 iII. firfosia.
S. Suusfonen.
16 Gberrp ct.
asbtabula Sarbor. Ohio.
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Maalisfmnlla pibGm firfpnmenuia
ienraaiuasti:
A b. @reenisiG felIo 10 ap.
A b. 8oob SpltorilIn fello piioli 3
/. Srtustoien litona.
II b. 8inonasfa feIIo 2 ip. &erd-
fen Iuona.
II p. Soitpolasia felGo puoli s !.
s. 2unbin litona.
ID p. 8ruces grosfingin tienipar.
rella 90. Murron llronn feIlo 2 ip. ia
ebfG rautatien ~iparreIla so. @bolan
I,tona fello proIi 8 ip.
1S b. Cost 8rancbin fouli,lla TEL
10 10 a. ia @reenlanSisia felIo 3 ip.
@efamGesfd.
1S p. @ass gitpsid felIo 8 i.
20 b. @bite Binen MineIla feIlo
s /.
81 b. Sriiresteelisid Salon fouliil-
Ia feIro 8 /.
90 p. @ifulasia so. &erGien Iuono
feIIo 10 a.
% b. 8icIoriosia felIo 10 O..
% b. @ocfranoin tafana 81. Sten'
forsiin farmiIIa feIlo 3 ip.
Mtppifoiliitoimeni aIotan Wass
Gitpsid maalisfiiiin &c p. feIIo 10 a,
Eoipoifin faiffein toiiIirlin aifotpier
ditfetpan 8 fristinopin pdGfappuIetta,
ettd ne bptpin oiaifitte foitliiiin tiIlei
ia, min eli to,tlu trle olenlaor pitfdI'
linen.
@iIbertisid, Minn. tiIen pitd'
mddn rippifouIiin feidIId moItion for
Iiin Ioputtiia ettd faiffi otpat iilfoir
papaat i~oapiunaan BoitIiiin ilmar
mitGdn esteitd Id5eItd ia faitfao. St
tafaupa @iIberttn pnpdristoad ole
mat tdmd %bi,omioonnei
8. SaanfiIu,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-01
airssnmenoia ia bartaxsienrota ~
Ian ipfa Inn iexraatpsft'

Qirfeumenoia ia bartaxsiearola ~
ban ipfa Inn iexraaiust''
In. finnuntaina @reenisid Ito ~
op.
2:na iunmuntaino Binonasla f'o
Q ip. tolpen oifana pioetddn per-
beisid.
2:na funmuntaina Soifpolasla ITO
1873 iItap.
3:no iaununtaino Cost grancb'lla
To 10 a.
3:no iumnuntaina @osi @ifpsid
TO s /.
4:nd funmantaina @ooo Spiirilia
ia mocfIdmbin tofdra To 10 a. to
ferIo Q ip. p~aifoisia eri ifmoitittiie1'
m1tfdou.
4:nS iitnnrntoirA gietoriasin Ito
puori 8 I. eomOin poifOisia eri t.
~mottufHen uuisoun.
sysrse eieeIisSd ia RiiaIaefd =.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-01
Ssmalsnpalpelnffet ssuat iSsiestet-
t6mdt texraamasti:

tSwdt iex~raaipasti:
Nearquettesio 2:nen. Aids ia 6bes
hinmantai tilusia flo 8.15 ip.. toto
torstai flo 8.16 ip. poitii 8:ne, FUN.
ml1t. eoeIliiend torstaino, ioIoin 0.
Zen tOrstaina Wasniiineisi6 ia perios.
laitn Diyonisia.
Rluifait6en lind i~unrnsnt. Gusa.
iasia Ito 10 up. ia Ito 8 III.
Naanontaina Stambouebisfo ia
ttistaina Heecbmoooisia.
RpbdteuIu @arauettem firfon 70.
liSia iota i~iinruntai Ito 1 ID.
@~atfoiIIani toimin taitfia pobiut.
fla tebtdpid.
) Gbatbamin firfpsia iota fua,fauSen
tolHas %iunnuntai Ito 10 ap.
! 8. s. $etmtoner.
600 q. t. @arquette. Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-01
RAHAA
SUOMALAISILLE
FARMARILLE!

2ainaamme rdbua iiaomalaiiiIIe
mampiIieliioille emf fiinnitpstd
pastaan iofo enemmdn tai mdbem-
min aiutuilla farmeiIla. Sieni tor
TO eifd mitGGn p1IitpspoIffiota tai
bppitpfiiiG tartpitie mafiaa. Ottafaa
meiIt1 belppo lama ia mafiafaa pois
entinen fallis fiinnitpslaina. Saai.
faa mei6Gn Iainata teille rabaa iii'
fen buoneioen Iaittoon, uuiien fonei-
ben ostoa tai farian ostoa marten,
4irioittafaa nellie
Narfbam e Nap Company.
Dor ". @binelanber, DiS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-01
Sadnn0llinen tOiminta GaIxmetiu,
uf'eb. Stu. ant9. aanianisiearatnn.

SaannOllinen toiminta Galxmetiu
vf'e1. e'u. Sntb. aaniaaisiearatnn
tapiirisi6.
h. ,Salnmetisia: R~uufaubeh emf
ma'lenG %iunmuntaina iumalanpaIme
li's $erran ebtoolliien famsia Ito II
ap.
Serratunnan fuufauiitofous ia
mana paipdnd flo puoIi 8 ip. SsIto.
iaarna Ito pr,oIi s ip.
&irnfauoen ~eniimdiiena festimiif.
tona NhiOriioIiiiton fuufauiitofous
Ito puoli 8 ip.
&rnifnnoen %toiiena futnuntaino
ittmalanpaIweIls flo 10 up. Slta.
iaarna Ito plioli s ip.
&rllfauoen tolmantena innnuntai.
no iumalanpaltpeliis fIo 10 ap.
$artausbetft iatnatta pGitpGnG
Copper Gitpsia toistieliiesiG firffo.
ialisia flo A ip.
Sltaiaarna g~alumetisia flo proli
s tp.
&ritfaloen ~nelidntenG iunnuntai-
no iumalanpaIipelrs flo 10 ap.
Nuoriioliiiton iltama iamana Poi.
mana monip,toIiiella obielmalla flo
7 ip.
Gobinstonisia: &uufau6en mil.
oentenG iunnuntaina iumaIanpalipe.
las $erran ebtoollifen fansia flo 10
ap. NiinG friifairiina ioisia on mel.
ia iunnuntoita pioetdGn i,imaIanpaI.
welufiet eri iopimusten m,ifaan, iois
ia ilmoitetaan aiallaan.
Sunm1ntaitoilllia pi6etG6n Galll.
metisia funnnntaiiin flo pitoIi 2 ip.
2aulltbarioitufiet iofa periantai.ilto
flo Z. Wiebet tiIemat mainitt,lno
aifana, naiiet tdsmGlleen flo puoli 8.
Smpeluieura fofoontil perbeisiG
iofa toinen torstai flo puoli s Up. 3d.
bpt &aamatunieIitps pioetGGn iofo
fofoufiesia.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iofa tcinen
~luafpien pstGipien fooeiSfa.
Biifon bartausbetfistd eri paiffa'
fnnniIIa iImoitetaan erifieen.
Matti @isfori,
8ubelin 75S. S04 @Im ct
Calumet, @icb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-01

tS p. wpocset, q. 8. firfosio feIIc
II ep.
% p @ollosfa $eitfi aosten toIos
Ia feIIo 1 ip.
% p. $aoIisfu Hello 1 ip.
20 p. iamasfa poitasio $erran eb.
toollifen fansia teIIo ii ep
&ristllinen nuorifopbbistps 10.
foontnH @raoooctisfa g. .. iddnnSI.
liiesti iotaiiena enfimdifema ia tor.
mantena torstuino fuusia, tuItuen a.
iaIla ferlo l ip. ia fefdlIa telIo s iI.
Ompeluieura fotoontiui iofaiien thu.
talloen toiiena ia neliantemd torstoi.
no.
80. q. @esterbacf.
@ra66ocf, 81. 8.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-01

Snmalanpaliuelnfiia (. maalisfnrlla
A p. @ep yorf MiIIiisid flo 10
up. S. p. eft. fansia.
A p. Sopeliitfien firfosia flo 2:30
ip. $. b. eft. fansia. Sllolla n. ieu-
ran illampietto.
8 p. Toboocfisia S. Eontin talos-
ia fro. s iIlalla.
10 p. 81. SiirilGn l,1ona ppbGfouli
flo 2 pGipGlG.
10 p. Saooocfin ia &eo @pen nito-
riioieuran puoiifofous Sacob @bou
luona flo 1873 illalla ionne toitpo-
toan runiaasti oianottaiia. Garfield
aiiat.
II p. Baboocfisia firtosia flo &c
epp.
If p. &eo @peIla flo 2 ipp. s. p
eft. fonsio iltoieiirat 81. &omular
liiona.
II p. 2ebtiiGrneIId firfosia flo s
iIl.
Is p. 2ebtiidrmeIId firfosia flo II
epp.
|. Stibo Saafana,
Eel. 50. Seem gorf MiIIs, Mirn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-01

SnmaIanpaItueInfiia maaIisftnlla:
b. Norben, 9. Dot. $errot eff.
toolIifen farsfa teIIo 10 ep.
II p. Bpa6oocf, 81. o. s. ebtooI.
Gifen fartS5o Hello II ep.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-01
Soimtnta ienrafmutapiirisiGni:

Soimtnta Observation-Disclosures:
Seriep gitpsfG, u. s.
&irffo: Chestnut aipe zen ia $enrp
tim fulmasia.
Sumalanpalmelus iofa iunmantai.
no flo 5 ip.. s. ebt. fuufauoen Ind
iunnuntaina. Haamatunielitps per.
beisiG iofa toiiena torstaina flo 8
iu.
Nucriioliiton obielma-ilta fnu.
fari6eu lind ia 2:na iunnuntaiaa
fIo 7.30 III.
Ompelufearan fofous iofa torstai.
no ITO 2 ip. perbeiSid.
ppbGfoulu iofa i%unmantaina
@reenmilIesiG flo 1 ip. ia firfosia
Ito A ip.
Sefafo0rin barioitlis icfa perian'
taina flo 8 III.
Ne,u MuebcllesiG, e.. ..
Qirffo: 2acffpooo atpeuuella.
ObieImailampietto fnsfouben 2:'
ma f,,nnuntaina flo $3.50 III. firtto'
lolislo ia ~fuufalioen And ~frnuntai.
ma firfosia s.. eft. flo $50 III.
Ompeluieuran fofous iofa toiiena
torstaina flo 3 ip. $uguenot It. 10
bortausbetfi flo 8 III.
gatsfillisia, u. q.
Qlrufauben miimeiiena titstal11a
Ito 10 ap. ia 2 Up.
Cast Bort GbesterisiG, Conn.
Qirffo: 9eIapan %atpenuella.
cs,moIonpaIwelus ~fuifaioen 81
ma i.nmuntaima flo $50 i'll. @tisto
~ieuroista ilmoitetaan firtcsia.
gelebiIIesiG, q. s.
auufauben 2:na lauantaina Ito Q
III.
6obofen'isia, 81. s.
armtfmaoen md tiistai''a Ito . ILL.,
goIwelustani baIuafpat wOifoa'
iImoittoa mposfin firieelld tabt al'ir''
noIa pormemmin aam'ipditpalla 10
iIoIIa feIIo 81.
90. Mnttoner.
oioite: tO2 steipers aOe.
Seriep gitp. q. 8.
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ALMANAKKA ". 1917

ALMANAKKA ". 1917
Oulun ia Helsingin Almanskkoja 10
Suomalainen Orjatytt0 kirj. mrs.
E. Vitkala 80
Vihan ia rakkauden sovinto ......25
Ameri. Ensim. suomalaiset kirj. pas
tori S. Ilmonen Soc, sidottuna Us
Yhdysvalt. Historic Soc, kuvitet. 1i25
Kokki kirja 75c sidottuna $500. 100
Kuuselan Kuva Aaapinen ........10
Titanicin havi0 .25
Tanssisalista Helvettiin ........ 25c
Ready Reckoner eli Laiska Jaakko 35
Thrilling stories of the Great war LOO
Eeeing America ............ 1.25
Ilkka (Suomesta) 3 k. viikossa . 200
Paanparannus pulveria / boxi 25c
Siionin Lahetyslehti, (Suomesta) 1
Tyyrikki suomen viikkoiehti Ink. 1.5O
Paivalehti 4 vk. ----4.O0
Uusi Kotimaa 1 vk. .1.50
Valvoja 1 vk. 200
Auttaja 1 vk. .1.50
Kotilaakari Soc, kuvitettu lilo
Rekosen sanakirja ......1.25 ia 1.50
Unisampo selittaa yli 5000 unta rs
Sibillan ennustus ........... 10
Joka tilaa vahintain dollarin edesta
kirjoja tahi lehtea saa Herannyt pappi
kirjan ia Almanakan ilman.
A. Maunula,
II = 9th st s. Cloquet, MINI.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-27
IN IMPOSITION.

Some weeks are the a7aa1e of Cordava thru the town eoanea roas .s.. -'a retter of getting rid of dos an a s.ee.5 From ? late report they suoceede re-. Today. f is said not a doggone 8ar can H# sees .a Che streets at any time. Their s.3e- aae cEaeaer. tae paint i0g'o tha ear#- ,f9'd'Hes E fresh and eTerv- thine k lovely. a .rs rsaa1s zav t.ss- saes- would no rorz ra-srH fa .a .'3 9eafr-a sf has-rc. nasty daes an the saeea. ....-a.a -a2u tha Sastt'a neop'e would aa .-ez ta tae 5eve If @Rirrr .he Mug
 Yesterday. ea ahe .na wss as mad as a wet bsa ea-e s5e ed suraas-a3 vfe- orous eannaien aeei#-- #ae f.#a,- h....#. Final Y. he wound u0 s s#9t- unless the abuse vas Stopc. some 5s- e-e-F dog and owner would peek Of trouble
 The sgaea~zr a.ased hz alie. ir- ve-tia#f5a~. T1a sef#n k f- sas- to sa~ taat 5s rs..-. iEHn au=a- ...'.a .ss....z......s.5. they are r# 1s aeceS tte n=ae' ..ze=# #ae.- s#a .I=- ,..#. ..s# bushes. the done zsa. h the aaQs. Il I1aa .~ have one but for zoanes. asa 'at his 3o#.n a. ard His paving l'r',= -aa.. sHaz.r -.-.- sf-rz E'a -9 -Ee o- bis ne.-al7r don't 1av --a -- +.r=s#.,- expressed h.n~a. rr- n.- should he
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-27
TWO PRINTiHG PLANTS
 FOR SALE CHEAP.

Eighteen months ago, the purchase of the Ketch- i<an-3Iiner vas effected, Prior thereto, the owner of the printing plant of the Weekly Progres ssive estab- lished at Petersburg, Alas ka purchased the entire printing plant of the Even- ing Mail. Included in the three complete plants are three newspaper presses, a Prowter, 9 Campbell and a Washington hand presses. Also three job presses, two Gordons and a Challenge, Two paper cutters, chases, imposing stones, cases and types enough to spare to equip two Weellys besides a good equipment for the Dali ly Progressiye-Miner. The two weekly offices are for sale cheap---Or any part or parts Of them on half cash and the balance on deferred payments. Apply to the Progressiye-Miner.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-27
CuLTWATING THE NAGGING HABIT

The Juneau papers like the Fairbanks pa pers have reached point that they cannot pub fish an issue unless they pick at one another. Of course it is no skin off our nose and for that reason this advice is free. Neverthless. we be- ieTe it would be much more edifying were they to ignore one another instead of cultivating that nasty habit of nagging. What interest the gen eral public can have in their personal differences, political or otherwise? None, and if the public is interested at all it can only serve to create more factions
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-27
CATHOLIC cHU7c4.

Low Mass 8 e.a0 2 1
 q .5:s u saaG.
 ?. l.; Sasay F
 Week [ Mas
 F. Kerut Pastor
 ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL c4uFc-
 s1ndsy-s a. n Holy Coaara ea. (e1ceDt first Sunday n me uoue D a. n. Native Sunday s,Hsof T a. m Morning prayer and ern g Coinnunion first Sunday .a razr F Il. Sunday school: 731 prayer and sermon; Holy Day 9 q. n., Holy Communion. Tnasdaa '. mY St. Johns Social Club gsa. .oom' Wednesday: 2 p IT Naee Women's Guild, Indian zchos. tgH Thursday; 2:3o p m.. st Johns Guild room; 7:30 ?. m.. st John s Afhle,i, Club, Boys. Guild room; Friday s | n.. Choir rehearsal, Guild room 4 sincere welcome is extended 10 asl especially to newcomerz-Rev Harold II Kelley. Pastor
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-27
ALL IN TIE TRAINING.

There gre demonstrations of loyalty all over the eaHH.ry=the diving of flags marching bands playing speeches etc
 fhaz is a'i good. br is kind of hot house culti- '-tiaa q best It would be better have the people 5s ag training the plastic bodies and minds of our He##a ra.H loyalty end devotion became matter of loyrsa.
 Fifteen years ago American visited school in oso Japan and asked one ot the boys there what he was s7iug 10 do when he became man. Quick as as1 e.s t.e response: "j am going to fight Russia"
 %7 demonstrations e. loyalty are neeced in Japan
 t5 hoy is tained 70 be ready tigh, any nation that .a holds ae f- anetaE. All demonstrations aside we .-' what v are te H=d To te and not much more
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-27
sERNEs HEM RIGHI

he papers aee eportins arrests from all over country growing oat ef the new law or regulation a 1.zdaa-ealo- Co curse profane the Presi, zre il high authority or 10 say anything against American lag
 7a -'irs wrong is the lazity of American. citi. F causing aa. ea6h regulation 10 be necessary. ssr would zsH aass .as .-asarorg to the Presf-
 e .a a.z- should never be allowed to
 -. ...a contact rah the man with the t ae lead as right on The spot. and all aaH.na #a a.a end t =aauld te no sap on 4ha tas..59-s 67-..Esrat