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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
Curb Market

Note-The Tribune assumes no response
bility for the accuracy or authenticity of curb
market quotations. The New York Curb As
ISOLATION produces no official quotation list
Quotations are reported by individuals over
whom the association has no control. Any
one can make prices on the curb and get
them printed in the daily lists. even without
the formality OF first submitting the shares to
the Curb Association for its approval Some
securities are regularly hsted-that Is they
are approved for trading By the Curb Associa'
ton. and it Is required that information con-
corning them will be filed from time 10 time
with the secretary. Such information Is open
to public inspection. Some other securities
Ike the STANDARD Oil subsidiaries. are ad-
nitted 10 quotation" without regular net
ing. A greater number are unlisted. NO one
has any authority over them. Unlisted stocks
are marked thus ~. They are principally
mining stocks. and most Of them are pros
pects out there il nothing 20 distinguish
"prospects" from operating properties 10
the unlisted group There are few listed
mining stocks. and among these prospects
are distinguished by the aboreviaton
nros after the name. With this notice dglJ
given. The Tribune prints all quotations
without further responsibility. Transactions
and prices Thursday we're reported as iol'
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
Dividends

J. e.. Brill Regular quarterly dividend OF
per cent on preferred stock, payable FEB
ruary { TO stock OF record January -.
Sinclair Oil & Refining. Quarterly diyi.
dend Of 1928 a share, payable February "
TO stock OF record January 81.
Columbus Railway. Light & Power.-Resu-
lar quarterly dividend OF a per cent on its
common stock and = per cent on its series
X preferred stock. both payable February l
70 stock OF record January III.
Continental Refning.-Regular quarterly
dividend Of per cent on the preferred stock.
PAYABLE April 1 20 stock Of record March J.
Consolidation Coal.-Regular quarterly
dividend Of j e per cent, payable January 81
TO stock OF record January 20, and an extra
stock dividend OF 8 per cent, payable as OF
record February 2.
Penn. Trafic.-Rc2ular semi-annual divi-
dend Of 3 per cent. payable February ] 10
stock Of record January 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12

New Stock Exchange Members
Dudley Davis. Nathaniel S. Seelcy
Charles T. Lowering, Stanley J. Halle
and Percy b. Rawson have been elected
members Of the exchange. The seat Of
Charles c. King has been transferred
to Jesse Spalding. Both are members
Of the same firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
Active Securities
s t O C k S
lEy The Associated Press
Wall Street, January II.

W AT Street, JdHNfV IL
The broader and more active opera
tons of the market were largely II not
entirely governed by foreign develop
ments. IL was regarded as Significant
Of prevailing speculative sentiment
that tho irregularity and heaviness oil
the forenoon gave way to pronounced
strength on publication Of the first e<-
tracts Of the British Premier's Guild
hall address.
Rails were the only issues OF I'M
portance TO manifest backwardhess'
making only trihing recoveries. inns
,.ave noint TO recent reports OF a re-
currence Of last years liquidation oil
these securities by foreign ho Qua
Heaviest among the rails were Renu
ing. st. Paul, New Haven anu
Of the transcontinentals.
Early dealings, which were on " F,r-
limited scale. were attenoeu ny con-
Their unsettlement IN speclaisS oints
orei Motors adding another 5ta poln's
- ;,s spectacular reversal of the th'eo
',rocc5iro DAYS. with TO points w
,airor industrials, equipments ana o'l9'
I ITriG states Steel iuctuated between
f0o% and 1925, closing at Ill., d
net gain Of ia points. euod
rs shipping shares backed and mice mice
,,,,.;i Tho final hour, when Mercan'i'o
Marine MARI s'T preferred more Than made da. up
49, loss. short covering being lnuuce sJ
us loSo, that action on the preferred
Oh - md might soon be taken. Top OPP
CIV -, ycTe again in favor, regardIes.s
IF Seniais Of any impending eon'rs sro,
with foreign interests. oos stI.. Iow ger
c;aIties and utilities were NANNY i0"0''
Total sales of stocks THURSDAY, sos,
40 sbares. against s14,5oo Wednesday,
w 900 200 soo week ago and sol 800 a year
ago. From January ! to date o,U'', go
sSarcs. against 6,6s77oo year ago
All quotations in dollars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
News Digest
Foreign

London Markets.-London, Jan. IL
The stock market was exceedingly quiet
to-day, awaiting the Guildhall speeches,
from which the details Of the new loan
are expected 70 be gathered. In the
meantime the old loan was readily abb
sorbed as the offerings came out.
Grand Trunk eased off, Argentine rails
sagged and American securities de-
clined. in sympathy with Wall Street.
Money was plentiful and discount
rates we're steady.
Dutch bank reports received here con-
firm the forecasts of good results OF
last years operations. All divisions
were maintained and considerably
LARGER amounts were appropriated 10
carry over and for the depreciation OF
investments, while deposits and current
accounts arc much larger. The banks
are thus i'm a good position to assist
customers 10 subscribe to the war loan.
Money was quoted at per cent
Discount rates - Short and three
month bills. 3 per cent Gold premiums
at Lisbon 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12

Paris Bourse. Paris. Jan. 1l.-Irsd-
ing was very quiet on the Bcursse to-
day. Three per cent rentes, 02 francs
80 centimes for cash; exchange on Lon
don, 27 francs 81 Y centimes; D per cent
loan. IS francs As confines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12

Confirmed on wage 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
Corporation Returns
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE
Rio Grande Southern

limit Of trade on this exchange, 10 shares'l
Sales Of United States Steel common on
the Consolidated stock Exchange exceeded
lO6 900 shares Its movement" furnished a
driving force to the general market One Of
the features Of the early softness IN the
market was the further recession IN the
pTices Of the leading railroad stocks among
the industrials Crucibe steel was paru'u-
Tyonsactions and prices Thursday Tor the
more active stocks were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
Railroads
Standard Oil Subsidiaries
Other Oil Stocks

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
1890 Barnet o&G ,% go %s ?
1000 &C q Co (on r. ~. t71s Y z
5000 'Cosden & C. 153s 1873 1873 ~,
1000 edo Of ....... SO SIS ga pa
1900 Federal Oil. eas ca ca SIS
' 9S$ : :Gea Est 3 6i Pr a ars. ar3.
$4,000 Kenoya o lpr). y e "a II
$500 merritt O Grip. 1924 - f2l4 12Le
1900 Metropol Petro. 2as as 21s ga
10000 'tMidwest Oil. 70 II IL IS
400 'Monogsh Oil. = u q
1000 Okla q r. ... 10 10 i2l2 ia
1900 tOmar O & G.. 45 30 -
1000 'Osage HON o. s14 SIs 5ss ga
1000 Penn Gasoline. rs ia IA "a
500 'Royal Dutch 65Hz $50 % 60
800 'Sapulpa o & Z i0Is i0Is 10 70
1900 Ssquoyah OAR. 2r rs 2r %
1000 Sinclair Oil. 6134 b1A GOA o.
700 south o & T.. rs "a
1000 UtahPet "a pl so 90 90 %
1000 'Un West Oil. u 70 "a a
1900 Vacuum Casio u "a Il
223s5 Victoria OIL. 2 &c z ,sm
400 wyoming Pet. "a ia va "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
Other Cities

Boston COppers.-Boston, Jan. IL
Notwithstanding reports Of great eX-
port sale Of the metal copper shares
sagged to-day. The session was ex-
tremely dull
Copper Range 65lz, Allouez Ga, Old
Dominion GO p, Osceola So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
New York

Sinclair Oil and Refining Bond Re
denption.- company has author
ized a call for the redemption Of IT'S
outstanding bonds as on May /, L9lf.
The bonds arc callable at 10 and IN
forest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
Wheeling & Lake Erie.-Kuhn, Lo

Wheeling & Lake Erie.-kuhn, Loeb
& Go. and Blair g. Co., syndicate man
acers. announce that final payment on
stock subscriptions under the reor-
panization plan must be made before
February I. The amount Of the pay
ment is Sg175 a share, $50 represent
ing the par value of the issue, and
S175 the dividend accrued at the rate
Of z per cent a year from November J.
1916, to February ], 1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
S2,250,ooo
NOVA SCOTIA TRAMWAYS & POWER CO., LTD.
FIRST MORTGAGE So GOLD BONDS
DueD ecember 4

Due December 4, 1915

vbL December nNew YrkM d d
C.udpnt dh
ower i'd owns nd street
md the important N n Of
II hn in popuh NJ
has ue
rofM Mr. A oer,P o
bbsedu
by ScotsB Board OF mn Public Utilities
nEsueS june 15subta
ncIudn increase in
pkntt o epa he
bondsmayb onyfo OF the
daher l5andon M a
mortgg
ended Oct 81 1916 these bonds
Earnings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
& O n d S

Trading in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Thursday amounted TO
s5.92s ,OOO, against $6,9O7,OOO Wednes-
dav. S6,Oi9, 900 a week ago and A,Al9,-
600 a year ago. From January | to date,
Si9, 1891 900, against SjO,99l, 900 in 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
Continuous Service

b. opening an account with the
F,siH7 Zraf Company YOU
VII form a business connection
shich viii serve you throughout
rour lie md may be Of benefit to
your heirs as well.
Besides offering the advantages
ola checking account, we can ad-
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rbmit lists Of profitable investments
for your surplus funds, cooperate in
d, management Of your property,
md finally act as Executor and
Trustee under your VIII.
b. reason ofexperienoe, eficien-
e. responsibility and Permanenoy
The Frnths Tint CowbaEy can
sew. yog better than any individual.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-17
YiiSille.

Hibettp plrbe Sronpoooin &onial-
lisiellrofunnait firfon alaialisia tout
fof. 13 p.
"Slla Giti falls tnrapitien, min
olttoa on faiffi t1GllG MULE. sos
milloin iiirlta tGps on fpoGmneni tai
biipii iinne riemli taipainen, taos
fertoiiin fem faiten diti iuIle. Sai
fun en- fdpod oiaa tieta faitaa, en-
iafia rtiirtoa estebien aitad, fun It
fen erebbpsten painamana ia nGan'
mpn epGiIpsten painamana fun ees.
fGin elon tpdGtimitfiet ndan, Min ai-
bin rintoan poi1taiii npadn."
Eatr,nen itieni onnellifefii fiin fpoin
main Iai,iiia, ia iaan tooeua aibiltd'
nj lobbutusta itruisfani ia oianot-
too iIoisSani. Maiistan piffii tpttotd
fun tiolIa uIfona iuostesiani faa-
onin ia mielGpG Ioi,ffaiinfin itieni,
min iirofiin dibin Itofie puranth-
moan. &lin taas iotain baiisfaa to-
pubtri, iofo toiiIusfa tai ~totpereitten
fera, ei oIIa,t ie t6poellistd, Jos en-
ioanut iitG 1iSiIle fertoa. Scum olen
fasapanilt, iIoni ia %iuritnifin otpat fas
maneet, mitta ei diotn ofn,ottufpai'
iuu,s ole iiiirttoan Iietpennpt. Olen
iosfiis olli,t pois totoo, oIin iiIloin
iotain tpaila. gldmdri Ell oIliit min
5liin erner. $upasroin ia bain min.
taiin piuedsfd oIapo. Ie of min tpb.
id. foIffon, hnranalIisto, tso ED
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-17
NUORTEN OSASTO

tpttGa ti,lenia ialoillamme ia taian.
soiIIamme. Sdn elda eifG ole bdnen
fdiiwartenia Ipbettp. Nostafaamme
iilrdmme mGfiin pGin, iieltd tiilee
apiumme. Napttdfoon fGriipdn iiGn-
maamme tillepaiinis maiffa fuinfu
pimeGltd, tGma fanfa Ell iorrli, fen a.
puma on Sierra, iiien nstoIIinen Sii.
mala.
8irii "&aiffimoipa SSyamaiamme"
pGGtti jublalliien toimitutien. &c
faifui apoimalliiena ia toiworiffaana
iublapleiion buulilta.
@ielG piippi fania GIlin fuuiifos.
ia. sc Ell maleen tabtonut iieltG pois
tua. sc tunii %faaneenia palion Ser
ratio, ia tuo tunne ndfpi faitfien fat-
leesta. Soimon 9etfi tGmG of ia SiiL
natalie ppbitettpien Iitpausten Jana
ton betfi.
Sobtori @lomroosfin of ipipGsti
liifutettu, faniaa fatiellesiaan. -
SamG on ibmeelIista ban &aiiam pl,o
leen fGGntpneenG laiiui.
8anbufien iiImdt fdteilitpGt, mutt
ia banen GGneniG murtiii fun bGn
mastaii:
sc on Serran tnIi.
2oppu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-17
Serkuk$et.
(Sdtfoa mimi ulmeroon.)

&c oil oifeastam ianfariIIinen
paatos, ionfa teimme. Tie oil lGbes
peninfltlman pitliinen emmefG oIleet
iita fllfenut FUN ferrun puoii iitten
ia iilloin bemoieIIa. Iinoa muisto,
iofa minulla oil fiesta, oil pumppu-
laitos, iofa of ollut fesfeIlG erGstG
niittpG.
Melltta me aiattelimme: fGipelem-
me iamaa iuurutaa fuin mibin iuna
fllfi ia iinoin marmasti lopodmme
periIle. ga min lafiimme matraan.
Scum olimme filfeneet ~nelidnnes-
tunnin, oIimme Iiionnolliiesti ioutli-
meet barbaan. Maitatiest6 eroitti
meioGt iao ia e~oesidtnute oil metfG,
ionne auringon plinaiiet tpiimeiiet
idteet lanfeiipat piistoon prii6en
runtoien tpdIiin. MeiuG eli oIIut 90.
mistustafaan misfG pGin poppiIa
tabi aiema oil. Iiatlis, ettd mei6dn
pitGifi iGG6G p0tii metidGn, Iasfelitaii
minimum fpIm6 iItaiumii mieleeemme.
MinG tartiin tdtpaIliieen feinooni
ienIaatuiiisia tilanteisia: rllpeiin it.
femddn. Mlitta eibdn iiit1 oIIut OF.
Int ennenfGGn ap,ia.
Siuoin fonoit iin6:
- &aarIo, etnmefo rufoiIe Sauna.
Lao udpttGmG6n nellie tietd2
@bootus oil minusta Min ibmeeI-
linen ia bGmmGstpttdtp1, ettd iiitd
iiImGnrGpGpfiesta biIIitiin itf,ini. ".
iatliS oil minusta oihpaainen, mlitto
en- tpoinrt fGfittGd, mitG ~ieitra1tfiia
iiitG motif olla. dim fpIG oppinui
iltar1tfmifien, iofa pdattpt Ianoibin.
"iofa on narielIlit mir,ua tGnGGn'.
mitta minfddnlaiiia afaiurTta et ri.
fourteen olliit litttpnpt, ie oil tpair
bptpGn BON toimotlis toto maaiImaI-
le, ionfinlainert mtffumatotperi. g.
lenid lliuIin rllfoitfiien fimiIlipan it,
meeuisten ieiffaiIuien maaban. Gttd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-17

ma. 8ailla ie oil, MALTA iotain tar
feaa. =. 3ln tiilin fotia ia istuin
aioin fansia pitfdt aiat pubeIIen, tit
ten buomaiin, no npt on taaien faiffi
ennalloan. Sdtd ditiGni iieIId fan.
tana faipaiin n6itG meioan ipoGmeI.
lllia festusteIilia, nditd monia foI-
llita %rleinpoia ia opetitflia. Xioitl
Ute teiodn %tpttGrenne ia p~oifonne,
emrle moi fplIin fiittGa teitG, mutto
apolrll11e %oiottaa fiitoIlifulttamme,
tllalllal1llloellamme ia funnioitltfieI-
larllte. Staipd fpllG, oIenme min
l'1eln paboja lupiia, nttn totteIemot-
tonlia ia %itieffaitG. &lanminfin, fun
lonoltmi1te pfiinaiippteen ia omien ip
oamlemme fansia tilille, iiIloin oipat
ne r%asfaat, mutta aibin anteefii onto-
apalluus on taaien lieapetndi6n1. @oI-
Lift aioitl Slmala pfiin teio6t moi
paIfita.
"@rti fallis, mont on Julia
@linpainpGG tafanas,
Snnea ia tppneliG
@eristelmia rinnasias.
Meuitelmista ibanaiiin
Mrmo arlteefs antaapa,
Se on ollut taisteh1isios
8iibhpttanpin iatama.
Saban asti fantoi Sierra
Mrmon faiiaparrellaan.
Sanan ppbGt lltpaltfiet
eifpat peta i~pastafaan =
Spntein anteefs antamattieen
@iti armas Ilotta iaat,
&erta poistlu pillpet maiiet
geaet toiapoieii maat."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-17

~ TVV@iF '
pillltli bliofaiista eifG fppneltGfGGn
&aiffi OF iiilaa armoa, fun on fpip.
mps altuaafii tiilemiiesta ia iiina o
lemilesta. Whltta npt autliaana elG
esi1mme on meibGn taisteltaipa onlac
itieGmme ia fofo mibollisten maltar
wastaa. 8asta fifteen on aielepo fac
Wutettii, fun tdnne on tdGnpt ipnnir
rliumiS. Suomaa, meibGn ppIytpGi'
ipptemme usfosia Seeiufieen onfir
iiinG Dfiin, ettG fiinni pio1mme gu.
malan lunasta. SurulIista, naar
totta ~fliitenfin, fuinfa moni mlorufai
men ia neitonen on bengesiG aIfamit
mlitta libasia lopettanut. Onto ipt
lima, ettei Sumala ole faiffia ipa.
linnut alltruteen. uieinban on if.
mismieli apalmis main ippttGmGGr
'onlaa Suoiaania ia lunastaiaania, ct
tel miniia ole futilrttafaan taipaan
f%nnniaan. Tieoa, teet mGariG TITO.
mioita! SrmaIan ianasia laemme
"Niinfliin Sdn meitG on fen failtto
%Dalinnut, ennenfuin maoiIman pc.
rlistlts lasfetti OIL" 81. 1: A. Suo-
maa npt fuinfa manba on iinun an.
tuuteen walitiemiieii ia fenesiG mel
Dat ipalittiin. Siin1 raffaasia, MIN.
Seelutiesia &~ristufiesia. !San pfiin
oil Srmalan rafas, fosfapa Scout
len fasteen betfellG fl,rlri GGni tai
apaasta: "SGmd on minltn rafas
poifnni, SGntG fr1ilfaat!" NGistG fel-
fence nellie, ettG autllrtemme pfiin
on Seeiufien tllolosia On bptpd ct
I'd iaamme olla aparmat mibin perlis-
tlu lapiioifeutemme ia taimaaieen
pGGipmme. 2iitGn tGbGn tpielG See.
iilfien omat ianat: Sob. Is. 16. "gt-
tette minria dpaIinneef, uaar, minG
maIitiin teiodt ia iGGiin teiodt." st.
ban MT endG usfaIla tp1ittGd ettei
diff iinlia spalinmit, etbdn
tofi. Gen liiGfii oIet ipieIG fGGrittp
altunbeIla ppb1siG f~asteesia. ybta
totta fun iinitlla on mimi. iofa tafaa
len tobefii ettG olet tasteful. Obtd
totta, olet Sumalan laplefii otetti.
Siitd SID %ianopfin: SIen iinut nj
meltaii futiur iina oIet mtnnnl
Sifiipd rrnoilijd laulaafin, fGiittais-
idGn fasteen iuuren bp0opn: "Sn
iuiirta olla l~unaStettlt. SpnneistG
ipapaa fofonaan ia ola moriian plie-
tett,i, moriius pufllrn ibanaan. sc
pufu on 10 plldni fen MULE fertoo
.f4Steeni." Maltta ta4fo, sstetspiad pc
rintodii bdIpdna, ettei Slim tartuitie
innon: "&iiinfa uiein nina tabboin
teitd foota, niinfilin fana fotoo poi
fnnia iiipeiniG ollie, ipaan cite tobto.
meet" &iinfa ibanaa, iospa oils pal
Jon niroria, iotfa mabmistaiii itieniG
Siimalan %iannlla. sc on, iofa betfi
eIdiiimme ipntein anteefii artami,f-
fen iparmuuoesia, eta tai6unmte To-
moo: SOTO elGmme eli fuolemme,
min Serrat onat olenlne. HitGptp-
f61mme faifisia eIGmdn ipaibeisiam.
me S,malan fanaan. SilIoinpa
apoimme alma lolita lapiioifel,6estom-
me tlntli miltd 9ytpinid. Sunnuste
taar apaan Seeiusta omafii p6fetppp-
oefien11ne ia alitrni6efiemme. On
tarpeeIlista t~linnustaa Seeiusta. SIN
lanoi: Sofa miniit tlinmlstaa ii.
mister ebesfd, fen minGfin tltnmls-
tan SiGn eoeSiG. Siina on paIion,
tu%nnilstaa Seeiusta, tai fieItdd See
iusta. Intafoamme &ristifien raf-
faiioen ,poittan ia maIIoittaa mielem-
me, eta emf raffaltbeIla tefiiimme
tpotG Serrum tp6 painiolIa. SitG
toiipoo pffi perellG pestp iisfo,
Bainesaptue, Ohio. 2iiit 2iiliinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-17
"Ajattele Luojaasi nuo ruudessasi."

moiii mDos rufoiIla aiiringon Iasfi-
esia metidsid, feIlainen aiatus ei oil.
nut fosfaan pd6b6ni iuolabtanut.
Hian Iiitimme fdtemme ristiin ia
f~lnilrrmaIla 6GneIld rufoilit find, ettd
Sumnla nGpttGiii meille oifean tien.
ettd ebtiiimme aioisia fotiin ia iai.
ras tatimme iaiii ld1ffeen.
DIN bDlpin i1nnitettD n6fem1Gn
mita ta%pabtuiii. Sotain tietpsti to-
pnbtliii.
Mauistatfo?
Susfin oft lopettanit, ennenfuir
fuului asfeleita ia lebtien fnbinaa.
SielI6 tuli jofu; eniin tali nGfptpiin
pafiuturffinen foira fieli pitf1IIG
iuusta ia rlrpeii meta mnlsfimaor,
ifa1nfuin Diff tabtonut ianoa: "Sp-
mod iltaa, poiot, min1bGn olen main
foira, miitta tieo6n rufoufienne, JON.
ia tGGll1 rlifoiIitte. Cullen e~oeIt1pGin
ianomaan, etta fe on fuultii, iiI1 be-
ii tulee tGnne ipalba berrani ia bdn
moi pltbua paremmin flin MIND"
ga tooellafin iieltG tuIi tpanba
berra, jolla oil Min luotettafpot fas-
moot, barnaa feiGbattit fd6esid. bar
maa taDiiparta ia bormaa plttrt.
NGen bGnet apielG ielfpGsti eoesiGni.
See otimme batut p1Gstdmme ia
menimme baren luofieen ia ianoint,
me:
Sliiittefo Min bplpG ia reihpoi.
iitte nellie tien WGntpldn pappi-
laan.
SGn tieonsteli meilt1 nime1mme,
mistG olimme ia milld alfalfa oIirn-
ME ia idmasia fun bpmp firfastltt
tpanb1ifien fastpoilIe = bGn of tob-
torin it'd = rrpeii ban fepilI1Gn PHI.
r1istamaan tietG foSteoan maabnn.
= &atiofaa poiat, tdsid oIemme.
gapt f%aliette tatd ~ilitntaa ia Iasfette
fabteeentrtbanteen. Silloin eroaa tie
oifealIe, miitta iinne cite mene, MOAN
jatfotte iamaan iltintaan, funneS
ipaIemmalla puolen tietG titlee iniri
talo, ionfa lucia lGbtee Daltamaantie.
GitG mp0ten fuliette, fumes firffo
t11Iee etenne = iilloin tieoGtte misid
olette. 8iirrGpG iind MT tiel
SinG iait fepin ia linnin pitt tor
falleen piirtdG iilG tie maabar. Git
ten ianoi ban nellie bpmdsti ia Ia
betti termeiiiG.
ga me oiaiimme filfea b1nen r1eii-
!momoapio tieta. GrSSsla fobber full
iimme iniitpn obi, jolla of tiittu
lprmppuloitos - iiitdfin tieiimme o.
Iefpomme oifeaIlo tielld. Suofiimme
pitfGt mntfat, iaohpuimme fotiin met.
bGn mieIestdmme bptpin pian - ia
@nni tGti iai IGGffeen, iofa of TOR.
feintG.
emo antoi nellie molemmille NOR.
fan miistofiitiosta retfestd ia liidf-
Il mafeiiia.
Nlitta en- miIIoinfaan unoboa bet.
FED, ioIloin rufoilimme tltolla met.
iGsiG = fifteen oiaiin nina rrfoila
mpos tutfinnoisia ia iilIoin fin diti
oil iairaand. ga ie olit iinG, iofa len
minille olit ~opettanut.
= @iin, iaonfo npt fpipa: &lrm-
malta meistG on enemmdn taipli-
muSta Msfontoon?
grffi noiaii fppnGspGindGn pol.
tpiinia fGbet posfilla ia tarfasteli lat.
tiamaton fuiipioita. \
Serffu of mDos moiti. Niin is-
titipnt be falian. gIb1GltG funiliti
pianonioittoa ia ulfon raititotietpaii-
nun feIlon fiIinG.
Sc itlmGnrGp6ps oil niitG, iotfa
mirooostelelpot iiiGist1 ibmistG, ioiI.
Ia on ppipipG1 merfitpstG - ielIuis-
ia, iofa u~lottitu iiGiippteen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-17
"Katso, nina seison owe ssa ia kolkutan."

Kirj. M. ROSENDALL

lisfo, toiapo ia raffaus, nGn6 foIme
mutta iurrin on raffaus."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-28
WANT NO VICTORY
At Same Time Russians Are
Opposed to Separate Peace.
Hone To End Conflict for All in
Near Future.

Petrograd, June 2S.-A resolution
categorically rejecting any move for
a separate peace between Germany
and Russia has been adopted by an
overwhe Ginning majority of the con-
gress of workmen's and soldiers dep
uties of all Russia. The resolution at
the same time, declares that restora-
ton of peace at the earliest possible
day is the most important need OF the
Russian revolutionary democracy.
The resolution which was proposed by
revolutionary Socialists and the social
Democrats follows:
THE present war arose in conse-
quence of aspirations of imperlallStS
prevailing among the ruling classes or
all countries and tending towards the
uSurpation of markets and SUBMISSION
to their economic and political IN
fluence of small and decadent nations.
The war is leading to complete ex-
haustion of the peoples of all coun-
tries and is placing the Russian rev.
olution on the edge of precipice:
While making millions of victims and
absorbing billions of the wealth of
the country, it threatens to increase
still more the disorder in which Rus
STA was left by the old regime, lead
ing to famine and turning the country
from productive labor for consolida-
ton of its newly won liberty.
Peace Is Desired.
1.-THE congress recognizes conse-
QuentlY tnaC Ine struggle lOI
rapid ending of the war constitutes
the most important problem for the
revolutionary democracy-a problem
imposed as much by the interests OF
the revolution as by the aspirations
of the workers of all countries to put
an end to mutual determination and
restore their fraternal union for the
common struggle for the complete lib
Grafton of humanity.
1.-The congress recognizes first that
ending the war by means of the de-
feat of one of the belligerents would
constitute the point of departure for
fresh wars, increase dissension among
the national convention and lead them
to complete exhaustion, famine and
ruin; second, that a separate peace
would strengthen one of the belliger-
ents and give it the possibility of
gaining a decisive victory over the
others, would strengthen aspirations
toward 4, usurpation by the ruling
classes and, while liberating Russia
from the grip of worldwide imperial
ism would hinder international unfit
cation of workers. Consequently the
congress categorically rejects every
policy tending in fact to the conclu-
sion of a separate peace or to its
prelude, a separate armistice."
The workmen's and soldiers depu-
ties will send a delegation to Sweden,
France and England to prepare for
the convocation of an International
conference on the basis of the pro-
gram adopted by the executive.