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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-20

Rio Janeiro, April 19.-Serious rlotlns
occurred today in Porto Allegro. where
manifestations against the German col
ony have been in progress for several
DAYS. AS a street car crowded with
passengers passed German hotel sev-
eral shots were fired from the build
inc. A number of persons were wound
ed. This angered the people and there
was renewed outbreak of violence dl-
rected against the Germans. The au-
thorities took measures to restore
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-20
Fail to Reach Agreement on Revenue Measure--
Democrats Agree to Consider Only War
Legislation at Special Session
DISCUSSION OF ESPIONAGE BILL IN SENATE ON THURSDAY

Senate and House conferees the administration S7OoO
100000 bond bill failed to reach agreement today
will their efforts tomorrow.
All the minor differences in the passed the
two houses sooed today except those the section
relating to the deposit of moneys secured from the bonds The
Senate coneree insisting the Senate provision which
they greater discretion the secretary of the treas
ury in making such deposits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-20
SOO Americans
Are Stranded
in Scandinavia

We" York. April IGNORE than eight
'-nafef Americans are stranded in
''ahqInavian countries. unable to get
1ome, and are beginning to feel want
Tough shortage OF food. according TO
.''ee Americans who arrived here today
members Of the crew of an Amerl-
=" 'ahk steamship from Copenhagen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-20
100 employees OF
N, c. R. R. STRIKE
At PORTLAND

ouand. Me. April l9.--The machinls's
'N Foundhouse men Of the Maine Central
foad in this city to the number OF
-'' 100 went out on strike this after
81" ~" The men demanded the reinstate-
- oi a member of the machinist union
mad bean discharged. The strike
,,r settled late this evening and the men
" 60 70 work in the morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-20
CATHOLICS ARE
LOYAL IN CRISIS
ArcnDlshops of United States Join in Letter
fledgng Support of Hierarchy to Govern
ment and Accepting Decree Proclaiming a
State of War

oatimore, April 19The archbishops the United States
nave addressed letter P1es Wilson pedgng the loyalty
the Catholic hierarchy the clergy people that faith
hs country to the President and the and accept
Ing Fundamentally and edy the decree Congress
pfoclalmng this country to be in state of war"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-20

Miss F. L. Stevenson. one of Lloyd
Georges private secretaries, is the first
woman ever secretary to British
Prime Minister.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-20
War Legislation Only

Democrats Of the House in caucus
late today agreed to consider at the
present extra session only such war
and general defense legislation as may
be commended by the President
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-20
THE WEATHER
SHOW ERS

Weather forecast for northern New
England: Occasional showers Friday
and Saturday. and warmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-20

secretary of the treasury dated April g.
1871 and maturing July =. 1917, with in
terest a q per cent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-20
Bank Of Philadelphia

Philadelphia, April 19.-The Federal Ike
serve Bank of Philadelphia today began
receiving subscriptions for s2Nmo.om OF
certificates of Indebtedness issued by the
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-06


ia firfoIlista lpGestoG ia etipGdsiG
pappcja, iotfa Iitulepot tubotiuuoti-
len moltafunnon olfdmiien oleipat
mielG eoesiGp1in, litullen, ettG See
Jus errnen miimeiielle tlomiolle TIT
looon ilmcstpp n~Gfpmdiiesia mitooos
ia tame moan p1Glle ia perusiaa
tiion ntainitiin ipaltdfunnon iosin
Sdn mlfa omijenia fansia ballitiee
tibannen wuotto, joto ballitista CT
Iaotana eifG b6nen paIpeliianio, jul
malattomat ibmiiet, iaiii pbtdGn bot
ritz, ettG be on fen oion fiootiit ia IN
mppteen i%uIictlit. "SSIm. 90: 2-3
miifaan. ga jos ei o~IIefcoria Re on
beneelIistd pnmGrrpstd TpbG $enfi
foa oapoto, min middleton on fenen-
fdGn miiubun t,iIofieen pddst6, fiiin
IuonnoIIiiecn. "GiII6 ei IaonnoIIi-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-06

men ibminen bmmGrrG niitG fitin gu
molan Sengen oipat; iiu6 nc olpaf
bGneIIe brIluss, iiIld ne bengeIliiesti
tlomitaan." Ct &or. 9: 14.)
Tito irniri usfon piiboistaja Gut
Der ionoo tiibot apiiotiien tpaltafun-
nan oIfoneen lluoen Testamentin a.
llisia, ettG tiibat ipiiotiien ,ualtaflin-
nan oIemosia Dion aifa on TOTO llii-
oen 5cstamentin oifa. slid iaota-
no on iibottitna feifari Mltfiistiimts
iuuresta osti, spaItiolIiiiIIa fableiIla,
jotta fristinoppia on iaatii leiuittdd
faifcsia maoiImosia epanfeIiumin ia
fasteen faiitta.
Nuito boirailuia mostaan, eta
mufo Serron omat, etiipGdsid mart
tpprit aristis berdttdiii tdnne moan
p6GIIe tltbonnefii ~tpiiooefii, Iaiiiutoon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-06

ristin capanfeliumi QUITO, iopa iietd.
mdton oppi, futon Mile opetlislap-
lille. jotfa pabentui eispdtfd cndG
Seefusta ieltrarneet rtstta fdI5s
Sob. 6: 65--66. 81 not tttanm
ia filloin t.in toet,isteu hia nIId1
riebumaan. ellei ole fifduiies1 "a
oestiipntpmiien taa,tta tlaIl,t @sta1
Sengen alanaliJarn ia pallittowaf-
ii. Siiben asti tplld apoioaan puo-
lue fristittpin1fin olIa bppinfin rob-
feita tunnustamaan tuitenfin llifnrn
ot1amatta elamdanld fuinta ristirii-
oosia ie OH Suunalaa ia ilbimmdis-
td1n fobtaan. @lGipGn nsfon mt
fana on SSimalan lapien tpelmolliiuit
bet: "Silld SumaIan armlo opettaa
faifen iumalattoman menon bpltad-
mGGn ia maailmalliiet bimot, jun1a-
liiesti ia bursfaasti elGmGGn."
Meutta faitfeen tdbdn faa Sumo
Ian lapiet ,poimaa a~inoastnan iofn
betfiIen meriarmon mapaasia mslo-
miIeslo. SiispG fallis u;atfatnmp-
pani eldmGn faitalla tielld. nell tai
iiiar aristufiesia, usfo faiffien inn
tieii anteefii antamiien aruto iofn
betfi omaIlefoboalleii Seeinfien me-
resfG. Sittcn ei baittao 'paifra nlan
lima tllifebGnd pporiii. Sumaian
Iapiima pGGiemme taitpaaieen, fun
Sidltd iGGtettp malta pdattpp..
S. S~ullsfonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-06
RaMsaM kirieita
Columbus, Nouf.

"8iitG iieIiini Serroa ia ala UNI
boita mita bp,pGd bdt, iinalle on teb-
MT"
&iitoficen pubfcoa iieIi iiitG bp-
mppoestd ia niistG Sintolon aru1o.
labioista mitG ioimme naiittia Me6
Soogesia, @ont., cIof. 10 p. apip-
uette, mitd ie iloo tliottopa bptpppS
iitten oli9 &c oil iulisrus 'iitd tot
moan ornloSta jofo toiapoosto on tiiI.
Int olos ia josto nGdnfptpd ioi eIG.
'uGn moimoo noiittia. On ionaen
ilohuttotroo, cttd josfls iaopi tGar-
tGfin fertoo ibGn tapoiiia uutiiia.
SieItd ioGstGbdn ie oIifin, iofo fGtpt
nellie iImoittamosio bppGd iano-
moo, oIibon ie bppdn ionomoi, p6i-
nd nellie moneIIe, fun fiiultii~, ettd
$erron fdii ei ole Ipbettp meiltGfd6r.
OIipo fe bptpdn ionomon p6itpd mile
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-06
Cubanntn vuotta

ga fun tiibanen piiotta fulllneei
oipat, Min iaatana pG1stet11n pan.
fi~iioestoon 60 BON mertee ulos pafa-
.noita apietteIemddn, jotfa neljGII0
moan fiiImaIIa oipat, @oe ia @ogog,
cttd ban beta iotoon fofooiii ioi-
benfa liifii on niinfiiin mcren ioitto"
SInt. 20: IS.
3aiitta lluoen Testantcntin oifa-
fouoert on noioen profeetollistcn To-
noien iiiGIto antonut mailman nil
iailIe ia tefoppbiIIe pdan poimaa tut
fiesioan, MILLION tho tibotipuotincn
woltofiinta aItao, mai onto ie 10 al
fomat, ia misid miiooosia, ia milf
on moinittn @oe ia Moeoe9 Wei-
o1fin fanion f~esfuu6esio on iuuri o.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-06
UskoNto ~Ixoksubadol$$1

"llSfonnollinen tunne ia usfonnon
moima on min inuri iuofiuballooisin
olemisia micbisid", ianoo eros eng
lantilainen iotapnppi "etd miniiStn
tuntui- FUN nllo micbet fDfeniitfpat
paremmin iaarnaamaan minulle fain
nina belle. 81 misiGGn noe Min e.
l1lpG6 ia marntaa ~tooistusta usfDn-
non moinlasta ia tarpeclliituoesta
FUN n6fec iilIoin iotilaisia fltn PC o.
mot iln,ri mcnosia tappeluun."
Eoiii3ia fuitenfin on tdnld tutne
crilcinen, iiiI1 riippitu palion iDlni-
len ruontccsta. Witta misindn Ell
min b~artaasti rufohla FUN jucfiu-
b~ulooisio. jofa %iclpGsti tooistan eta
noilla miebill1 on usfallis ~jalrct.a-
mus SumaIan iuojelnfieen eilpGtfd be
i1t1 faotusmita ia idilpmistG icttii-
man maraan. "SSSttmalun fieItomt-
men, jofa oil min irilresia moimas-
ia, fanoo pastori @eoffrep 8oroor.
"enen iotaa, on mt fofonaan baibti,-
mt. Sotamiestcn liIottamnsta, SIT
.lalaon tooistaa beibdn pubccniofit,
fun bc pubelemat fe~sfcnaria: "saa
lure, mriffo, litoti ei %iinilrn '1tit IL
man 0orfeimman iallimitsia". Sel-
lo;rsn pnbe on lobouttapoa IL i%a.fal-
la ilmcittaa miten tarbcttfircn ns-
fonto on.
On mormoa ettG iuitren paaratt
fesfellG j%ofaincn iotamies rnfoilee.
Site ~prlolestani en- nina iellaista rtt-
fousta fannata, iilIG -ie tulee pelosta,
mutta iefin on bppG, frn maan et
tho lama mieli ml,uti1 jGlleen' iuma-
!ottomafii finn ,poara on obitie.
Sotamiebet liiottaOoI firIoin iellat
Tin raan,otrtn paiffoibin FUN: ~.
rnlfies burloo mlinlo bGbGsiGs, ia mi
I'd taboon aiittoa linrd, ia iinun TIT
lee f~innio:ttoa minua." Mutta ellei
ltsfonto ole ip!pcmpad fuin maan
maaran betfelIG rufoilemista, iilloin
ie boibtuu 10 pbOcn miifcn lonta.
ajalla, fun a on obitie.
IeIostnfin jobtirmut mielen mitit-
tos OF filth uiein alfuna pofapaat
usfonolliieen eldmGan. ~
Mlttta tuo usfontoon ia Sumalaatt
tirtpoiituminen ,paaron betfelIG iuof-
Iubauboisia on mainio tooistus uS-
fonnon moimasta. ga on liifltttaiu6
fatiella, fun ~tappeliSta p%alanneet
mnooattopot ilofppncliG iiitd ettG o.
mat iGilpreet mielG bengisiG, fun taas
lamalla beisi1 nGfpp tobellinen ip-
ma faiprii niinoen perGdn iotfa faa-
tltitpat.
Seen tabtoo rGboG maItd1pia tooiS-
tufiia iisfonnon apoimasto, menfoSrt
iofiifin aiofii iuofiabautoibin ia ntt8
ia ban ioa ndboG tGpiin m~afinittatpia
iiitd."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-06
Smmalan ajatns Yoifania fnolemasta.

Sanara aifoila ftin jrittalaisten ~neinposto oil fool
Ia, a%jatteIi mpos Suntala Goifnnia fiolema. SGn oil 10
ianfaiffiiHubesia iiG a%iatelllt. SliniaIan ojatrs oil tuIlut
ilmi 10 iponban liiton aifana Mooiefien ia ~proiettain faut
ia ia ulioen liiton aifand Sobonncs &astoinn ia Sceiufien
oniisfa %ianoisia. Seeinfien flloleInasta oil SpbG $erfi
iis etnen 10 maailnasia pliblrut.
Srpninlanaja trs tuli npos &oifaon ianoisia ilnii.
&aifas of iiIloin p~limdienG poppina ia ioi ~betfiefii PHI
moiiil1 papciIla cnnen olIeen ennustamiien labjan. &ln
9aifas pubui Seepfien fiolernan acknowledgements
fanian peI~astamiicfit, lpastnii iiihci Samala i%pha!les-
iGGn: "@men". SuntoIo moi iiintaIattonlonfin foutta
tioba %tabtonia iInli ia on fen josfls %tcbnptfin,
Snnlala nafi, ettG TOTO fania b%uffur, ellei Seeius
fltole. Spnnin ransoistnfiefii oil ~ntGGrGttp "ft,olemalla
fuolenlinen". SiitG eli poinit fifaan ibninen peIastaa
itieGniG eifG muita. "gtiinfrin firjoitetti on: ei ole feit-
fddr apanbursfas, eli %pfiifGdGn.; eli ole %pbtGfGGn ~pntntGrtd-
ipGst, ei ole fetGGr, iofa etiii Situnolan. &aiffi opat
poifenneet pois ia feIpottonlifii tuIIeet: ei ole pbtG1n 10
ia bppdd tefec, CT ~pbtGfGGn" Gloom. 3: 10-12). "&oif-
ii opat be ipntiG tebnect, ia ei beillG ole mitGGn fersfat-
taipaa Suntalon eoesid." Sen, jofa ipntiG tefee, pitaG
tioleilar. "Ybben ibmiien fltilenottontirloen tdbben
monet opot %ipntiiifii tiIeet" Gloom. 5: t9). "gbSer
innnin faitto on faootus tulliitfoiffcin ibmisten pdaue".
~otiiesti olernme faiffi ipntiiiG ia aniainneet ianfaiffiien
foootifien. rN
Ntutta Sirnala eli taboo meioGn bnffinpon. "SGn
tattoo foiffia ibnliii1 aitiiaofii". 8unblrsfoS SiiraIa
Il oointt iparbnrsfoittoan Ioiiffoomatto iiirtGd inntein
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-06
Snntalaisten ~aiatafiia Seeinficu fnOlemasta.


Seeius oil ~bcrGttGnpt 2atiaruffrn fuoleista. Gen IT,
ltetpon ipaifltufiesta oliipat monet usfoneet bnecil. &c
oil ~ilmoitettu fariiealaiiilIe (Sob. IL: As, 46). Sc alfoi-
guat pclGtG, ettG faiffi usfopot ia ipntpp uSfonnolIinen
life, jofa iaa ipaltioIliien fdpinat %luonteen. sc antaiii
roonuloiiille aibeen miebG %lopntfin beioGt oiferfiistaan,
.otiatpot pois iefG meioGft, nlaarnnle ettG fanianIme'. Cd
ia pli f%uitenfis main nGennGinen ipp beibGr murba-aia-
ttrfii'afiu. Tooellinen I'm oil ie, ettG be ipibaiilpat Seeius-
ia. SGn oil ianonitt itieniG 0tesiiaafii ia beioGn %fdiitpfielr-
/ nlilfaan pitt Wtesiiaai ipopabtarran beihGt roolralois.
ten tpalIosta, rgutta Seeius oil i%elittdnpt, ctta ban on tut
Int ipntiiiG wopoDtomaar. Gen liiGfii oil ban lanoritt
lnonta anfaraa ionoa fariieolaisten itebursfatoesta.
@lindinen pnppi &nifos aiattcli ettG Seciufien fio-
lcnla oil pGlttamGton tanion pelastamiiefii, ,,on nellie
tarpeellinen, ctt1 pfii ibnainen fltolee fanian tabOer, ettei
faiffi fania %buffriii'. gboen fuoleta moi josflis naltiol-
IHcsIa iubtccsia p~elastaa tanian. Mautta tGu1G &aiiaan a.
;otus t1siGfin merfitpfiesiG oil luGGrd iiind iubtecsia, ct
/ tto ,Dfii'' oil nliirbat failttn floletettapo. Sellaiesta
t1ptpi iobtua pofnpia ieuraifiia. Su1loan fanian fobalo
toSiston picl1 t0nGpoipanG, ettd Min on nlpoS fignpt.
gSariinainen %faniafin ndptti aiattelepan Seeiufieti
fuolcmaa. Se olipat fuulleet iparmadn bubuia iellaiiesta.
,Tiin be etiifpGt S~ceusta ia pubuapat fesfcnGniG, iciis=
en- ternppelisiG: mitG te l%uulette, etei bGn ole jublnlle tiil-
lut?' SIiban rtpos antettu fGsfp Seeiufcn fiiniottarti-
icsta. SGntG oil i%fa1nfiin ipalmistista iiiben, ettd fapia
npobenutin buuii; y%ristiin %naulitie'.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-06

- SGten pppodn taas tilittdd fel-
raawot labjoititfict lcbocsidrte iotfa
otpot iaapuneet SaappanilGbetpf1elle
feuraomasti:
YaSt. Mati @isfarin farttn Galli-
met, Wirs..alen mastaan ottanMt bel
nahum 3 Pima puipGtpsid firieesid
tbiefin, jofa iiiGIti 1906 Sumulo o
Ii foottu l%eiiraapasti:
8rllle, isis.
MtienGiien ielrafunnan illan-
wietpsta Der S. &liffoien fta 1922
@ruIe, isis.
&olebti @. Spnoooin firfosia $t.63
Mopnaro, Mass.
SoGn gm. Slitb. Huoriloliitto-
jcn feiajublasia folebti Scr
q. Guusfan ftta ...... $500
gIs, Minn.
aolebti> Glpn firfosia Miss u.
S1mGlGiien faittta ...... $500
Iirginia, Winn.
Mrs-Sillin liiona, u. Sdnta-
lGiien ftta :. ........ 1925
8esiemer, Micb.
REORGANIZATION ompeluieit-l
rata Wiss Saima Sippolm
fa1tttd $500
Nastori llrpilaiielta labia Saa-
panil1betpfielle 49,. -. 5000
Mapnarb, Mtoss.
gfp. 2rtb. &anlallisieirofunnan
pmpeluiauralta Scr Intti
2ultSfan ftta ........ $3.50
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-06

- Nei6it Inno &GmGldincn ia
2empi 8uori lGbtapdt ellen firffo-
funtamme jiiGlGbetpsmatfoillr Scar
quette faiintiin, bast. Scimoicn ieu-
rafnntapiiriin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-06

- Yast. IS. 8uori iaapui wiiine
maanantai.iltana lGbetpsmotfalta III
no Montanasta asti, Wiippeu tGllG
matfalla nellG niiffoa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-06

~ ~ I'"u o"p'''N Vtt"ttttut'lSu Pupptr Iultul Uctltt' Tx
nitGGn teod: Cite mp0s a~iattele, etta ie on nellie tar
~peelliner, eta pffi ibminenfliolee fanian taboer, ettei
faiffi fania bufflii. Wautta ei ban inG ~itiest1nid iano-
nut; MOAN fosfa ban of iinG tpronna ~plim6inen pappi,
min ban enmlsti, ettG Seeiufien pitt flioleulan fanian tab
Den, ia ci ainoastaan fanian tdboen, mutta ettG b1nen pitt
ne Sumalan Iapet, iotta ~boioitetut otpat, pbteet fofoo-
iaan. Dfatta iiitG p~Gipdstd pitipdt be pbbesid nciupoo
iioicttaafien bdnet. 81 Ills Seeils ~apaeltanut enG1 iunita-
laistcn ieasia i~ulfiicsti,.,, ipAan meni iielt1 pbteen moan
|paiffaan labelle forpea, iiibel faupunfiin, jofa f~utiutaan
GRAIN, ia olesfeIi iielIa opetuslastenia fansia. Wltta
.ulyalaisten p~daiiGinen llbestpi, ia monta imtG maafun-
lasia nieni ~pGaiiaiien eoelIa SerusiaIeniin ~puboista-
ylaan itienid. Niin &c etispdt Seeiusta ia pubui,pat fes-
fenGnia, ieioen temppelisid: nHta te luuIette, ettei ban ole
iublalle tullrts Sa %plimdiiet papit ia fa~riieifiet olipat
'dsfpn antaneet, ettd jos jofu tietaiii. rlisid ban oliii, min
amen pitt len ilnloittainaii, ettG be ottaiiipat bGnet fiini.
Sob. II: AZ - 81.
Sautd e,panfcliumi iii1ltdG aiatufiia Seciufien flolc-
nasta ia fen merfitpfiestd. Siina on plipappier, f%arielis-
en-, ~plirudiien papin &aifadit ia SlmaIan niotufiia See
iufien fuoIenan merfitpfiestd. gdita aiatlfiia tutfiesianl
ne jouounlnle title ajattelenaan Sceiufien ftolerNan Iaer-
fitpstd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-06
ybteenia $500

UDfeeft1u SOO.OU
T1siG pbtepbesi1 Iaan tpiela fiji
tolliiuuoella mainita, ettd beinGfuun
II pnG ioin pastaan ottaa lGbetps-
fasiaon $500 Miss aina @irta-
fen faittta 8est @erfelep, Gal. &ii-
tos pstGapille iieIlGfin.
Simala labjanne iiunatfoonl
g. Ninffinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-06


ssOuere. sSirpoitista wdi.
1 oia ..s............. $1.l0
Scbbera. @iruoitusta tpdi.
..1 pIu paw.
Sebbere. gIdmdn iunoid 49,. $500
Isfon oppi .............. $3.50
gdcf. Muufal. fotieIGmd -. 5000
8Gcf. MuufaI. apieraspioot \. $3.50
Hoboe. 2astcn fotifaswatiista $3.50
Hutitrom. gapanfeliumin ialaii $3.50
Yroctorius. garre-aitta -. $1.25
@aenerbers: Seobersin eldmld $O.75
aosfinen: 2utberin eldmG ;. $0.75
.TGmdn liiGfii on lifuiia tpalitoi-
ma 9ristilIiiiG fertomusfiroia ia pie
ncmpia ~beneelIiiid f~irjaiia, ioioen te-
tiioistd. mainittafoon: gdef, Spoen,
SiIoen, &anta, gneitrOm, Niiniipaara
Safala, JontcII, Salonen, @rling,
Raiapaara, 2eytonen ia Saipolainen.
Mp0sfin on iaatapana iuilrifotoiiia
Martti 2utbcrin &imia, ioioen binta
on a~inoastaan $O.35. SGmd mnoto-
frtua eroaa buomattaipasti niist0
autber funpista, joita olemme totti-
meet n1fcmdGn. sc on ialjennettp
Sranacbin tauIusta, iota aiiantunti-
lot pitGipGt pnnistuneimpana faitis-
ia 2utberin miiotoflapista. Tditd
faiffia iaa tilata Iilttajan toimitlt-
Ielta ia past. Baiunnalta. Sebfdo
tilaufienne enneuf,iin iparosto lop-
puul.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-06
Jsesnkssn kuoleman merkitys

in plimdtfet papit ia zfariieutiet fofoihpai
nclnpon, ia ianoiipot: mitd me teemrae? fiji.
Ia t0nld ibminen tefee monta ibmettd. sos
NE iallimne banen min olIa, min faiffi us
fnpat barsen ia r~oonnaIaiiet ttleipot ia otta-
mat pois iefl meio1n maanlme ettG faniam-
me. Witta nfii heiStG. Goifas nimeItG. To-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-06

slstett1in on Suomesta iaapii-
nut firjal1betps, joten m. m. ieiiraa-
mia firioja on MT iaataipisia:
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Frank Smothers and little iaughte

Frank Smothers and little daughter
were over from Volga on Sunday.
J. c. Allison came over from White
Saturday evening and visited with his
brother, A. B., and returned to White
Monday.
Mrs. C. S. Mason came from De
Smet last week and after a brief visit
at the home of her brother, j. II. Chi
dester, went Sunday to Mitchell to
visit her son.
Frank A. House arrived Sunday
evening from Chicago and visited a
few days with his mother. Mrs. lisa.
bella House. before continuing his
journey to his home at Blunt.
Geo. F. Roskie arrived the last of
the week from Rapid City in a new
Buick six, and is attending to bust
ness matters here. He gave up his
work in the state forest reserve this
fall and has been offered command OF
one of the new forestry engineer com
panies that the government is sending
to France at an early date. His ex
perience as an officer in the Spanish
American war and his later experience
as state forester would make him an
ideal mar for a command Of that kind.
The best men are the ones we need.
There is a mysterious clock in the
window of the First National Bank
that u n without any works, weight,
electricity or other visible power. The
bank will hand you a printed account
of what makes it 60, but if you know
any more after reading the ccoun
peach. Some have suggested that it
gets its power from the dynamic en-
ergy in the laugh of Nice-president Oh
son: others claim that it runs from
synthetic waves of hot air; Cashier
Cobel says that it is the force gen
Grated by the interest trying to eaten
up with the principal in the savings
department; our private opinion Is
that Mr.. Cobel sits at his desk and
pulls a string-we almost caught him
at it one afternoon. But no matter
what makes it go, it does go most of
the time, though it was on a strike
part of Sunday and early Monday
morning. That was explained by the
statement that the clock was invented
by a land agent and did not work
Sundays. You don't have to believe
any of this, but had better look at the
clock.
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IN advance of othes schools and his
plans for the future Of this work were
bright visions that meant good for the
boys of Bookings. His taking off is
a serious and lamentable loss to our
school system, and in mourning him
the people OF Brookings are only do
Ing Justice to his worth and ability.
The Register feels his loss keenly,
rs our proximity to the school build
ing has brought us in close contact
with him and his work. We shall
miss him, though not as much as
those boys to whom he had become
It friend and companion. And to his
family and loved one we extend the
deepest sympathy in this hour Of
grief and sadness.
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Local and Personal
f. w. Forsee. Osteopath.
J. +. Brooke. Local and News Editor. Phone Ii

DR.. E. w. Forsee, Osteopath.
w. A. Burgess was a visitor in town
on Monday.
DR.. Hill, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Glasses fitted. Friday, Nov. 9th.
Chas. E. Hall left Saturday morn
ing to spend the weekend with his
family in Minneapolis.
Theodore Meyer was a visitor in
the city Thursday night and vent to
Elkton Friday morning.
Ray Randall, of Huron, a nephew of
j. F. Randall of this city, has joined
the engineer corps at jefferson Bar
racks, Mo.
Mrs. Geo. W. Cobel departed Friday
evening for Lincoln, Neb., to spend a
few weeks visiting her married daugh-
ter in that city.
DR.. A. A. Harris went to Watertown
last Thursday to attend the meeting
of the State Dental Association. He
returned Saturday.
Philo Hall left Friday morning for
Minot, n. D., to look after the trial
of a case in the district court of North
Dakota held in that city.
Mrs. l.. E. Sharp and little son ar
rived Friday morning from Topeka,
Kans. Mrs. Sharp is winding up the
affairs of the defunct hail insurance
company.
turned Thursday evening from How
ard. where they have been visiting for
a few weeks with their sister, Mrs.
Elsie Sawyer.
Those who desire eye, ear, nose or
throat consultation can see DR.. Fru-
denfeld. the Madison specialist in
Brookings, Thursday, Nov. LIST, at the
Leon Hotel all the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Davis arrived
home Friday morning from Excelsior
Springs, Mo. Mr.. Davis has been
away buying furniture and went to
the Springs TO accompany his wife
home.
You are reminded that all Christ
mas packages for soldiers in France
must be deposited in the ~postofice be
fore November 18th. You do your
part and Uncle Sam will try to do the
rest.
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PAGE THREE

cent imagine you are making a sac
riice?
What does that mean in COMPARE
son to the men who are giving per-
haps their legs, their arms, their Y
their lives, il necessary? Or how
does the simple act of making a safe
investment stack up with the giving
of the selected men, many of whom
left their families and good businesses
to go to military camps?
There is no comparison. There is
no excuse We must buy our Liberty
Bonds and be glad that We are thus
permitted to help. Think of a man
who can't or won't fight for his coun-
try and then turns his back on her
securities!