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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-06
TWO CASES OF
WIDE INTEREST
ARE PRESENTED
FIRST TESTS, OF CONSTITUTION
Atty OF AMENDMENTS TO
DAVIS PACKAGE, LAWS ORAL
LY ARGUED f6RE sU-
PREME COURT.
Tallahassee Bureau
Pensacola Journal.

Tallahassee, Fla, Dec. 5.-Two
very important cases of statewide in
terest, the first tests to be made be-
fore the Supreme Court of Florida
of the constitutionality of the 1917
amendments to the Davis package
laws, were orally argued before the
court of last resort here today. They
are that Of Pensacola Lodge 497. B..
P. o. Elks, against the State, and j..
c. Van Pelt VS.. j. G.. Hiliiard, and,
as one is somewhat dependent upon
the other, they We're argued together.
The court took them under advise
ment and will probably render de-
cision in a few weeks, they having
been advanced on the docket because
of their general public nature.
Whether the 1917 law directed at
clubs will stand or fall depends upon
the decision of this court upon these
cases. Watson & Pasco, represent
ing the Osceola Club, did not appear,
as that is a parallel case with that
of the Elks, information of the same
kind having been filed against both
clubs by the solicitor at the same
time. !.
Assistant Attorney General Chas.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-06
SIXTEEN BRITISH
STEAMERS SUNK
By Associated Press.

London, Dec. Sixteen British
merchantmen OF over sixteen hundred
tons. and one under, and four small
fishing vessels were sunk by mines or
submarines the past week. Fourteen
OF over seven or under that tonnage
were sunk during the pervious week
Italian Losses Slight.
Rome, Dec. 5.-ItaliAn shipping loss
es from the submarines for weak Jus.
ended on December 2. were one steam
ship of more than fifteen hundred
tons, one under. and three small SAIL
ing vessels.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-06
CYPSIES ARE
ARRESTED BY
CITY POLICE
THAT COMPLAINTS
WERE FILED BY SEVERAL
PARTIES, WHO SAID THEY
HAD ALL BEEN VICTIMIZEQ

On account of complaints which had
been teIephoned the police station and
city hall relative to the alleged ac-
tivities of a number of strangely at :
tired women, who set up the claim of
being real ''gypsies,' four members of
the party of about thirty. We're picked
up and arrested last evening on North
Palafox street by Officer Nichols. and
sent to the station as dangerous and
suspicious characters. They gave
their names as Eliza, Amelia. Mary
and Annie Mitchell, and stated that
they were sisters.
Arriving at the police station they
all were talking at once and resented
very strongly the allegation that they
were practicing alleged dishonest acts
as the officers informed them. On
the contrary. they argued, they were
neither telling fortunes nor doing what
had been represented against them.
They were all required to give indi-
vidual bonds of $500, but this had not
been furnished up to a late hour
It is stated that they arrived Tues
day morning from the east, and dur
ing yesterday sought permits or
License" to tell fortunes and practice
other arts in the city. License was
issued to one. 1t is stated but, accord
ing to stories which came to the po-
lice, there We're several trying to op-
crate on the same license, and at least
three complaints We're filed by alleged
victims, who claimed that people rep
resenting themselves as gypsies had
deftly removed varying sums while In
conversation. One man claimed he
lost s11: another, s5 and another 81
There was no Identification of any of
those arrested by either of the alleged
victims yesterday, and 1t Is expected
a prosecution will be set up today
when they are arraigned in the city
court on charges OF being dangerous
and suspicious characters
It is stated that quite a party OF
them are encamped on East Hill, quite
a number of children being in the
bunch.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-06

Canada is raising a Victory Loan
Of $500, ,000, 900. A determined effort
is being made between the Atlantic
and Pacific coasts north of the inter
national boundary, to place the grand
total far above that figure.
Every one remembers the sensa-
tion produced on the battlefront in
Flanders by the appearance Of the
land-battleships familiarly known as
tTanks." Through the efforts of
Lord Shaughnessy, President of the
Canadian Pacific Railway, which un-
dertook to cover the heavy expense
of transport, the British Government
has agreed to send one Of the
Tanks" to Montreal to take part in
q great parade for the Victory Loan.
This tank is the same in construction
as these used on the battlefxotA<in
Flanders.
Owing to the urgent need fo4 this
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-06
NATIONAL UNiFICATION
RAILROADS SUGGESTED

Washington. Dec. s. Immediate
action to effect the national unifica-
ton OF railroads. either by the gov
ernment operation or suspension for
the war of the antitrust. and anti
pooling laws. and a federal loan and
regulation of security issues to per-
NIT a more effective voluntary co-op-
edation, are recommended by the in
terstate commerce commission to con-
gress Commissioner MeChord sub
mitted a separate report. urging gov
ernment control.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-06

"Tank" elsewhere, its stay in Canada
cannot be long. so that Montreal will
be the only city in the Dominion to
have the privilege Of seeing this Won
derful weapon of war. It carries six
machine guns, and will be manned by
a crew of gunners, all of whom have
been wounded in actual "Tank" SER
vice at the front. The Tank will be
manned and guarded night and day
by its own crew, who will be assisted
by large squad of Canadian Pacific
police.
In addition to this the Canadian
Pacific Railway has taken S5,000,0 900
Of the Victory Loan, with the proviso
that, should the country raise
$3OO, ,0OO, 900, the Company will in
crease its subscription to the loan to
SIG, ,OOO, 900. !
The Victory Loan. IL subscribed in
full, will represent approximately.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-06
GERMANS TRY
RETAKE LOST
STRONGHOLDs
Boche Reinforcernents Are
Brought Up to Throw
Against the British.
MOVE MADE AT
FEARFUL PRICE
Russians Join British in
Mesopoton1ia and Rout
Out Turkish Forces.
ASSOCIATED PRESS SUMMARY

Germans in the Cambria region have
brought fresh reinforcements with the
object of blotting out the salient
driven into their line by General By
ing, a small portion which they recon-
quered at fearful price
In Italy along the Sette Communi
Asiago Plateau, enemy guns have
opened fire on the Italian positions.
and several hill positions have been
captured in small attacks.
In Mesopotamia, the British and
Russian troops have conducted sue
cessful operation against Turks, but
just where is unstated. This was
the first report of Russians fighting
with the British in this region since
they formed a junction after the Brit
ish captured Bagdad.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-06
TEXT OF RESOLUTION
AS READ TO CONGRESS

Washington, d. c., Dec. 5.-The
resolution for war against Austria
Hungary was introduced today in the
house Of representatives by Chairman
Flood of the foreign affairs committee
in the form and language approved
by President Wilson.
It provides a declaration that be-
cause of Austria Hungary's warlike
acts against the United States in sup
port of her ally Germany, a state OF
war exists at and after noon today.
1t also pledges the full resources Of the
United States to bring the war to
successful conclusion.
The official text of the war resolu-
tion follows:
THE WAR RESOLUTION.
The resolution follows:
Joint resolution declaring that a
state of war exists between the I'm
perial and Royal Austro- Hungarian
government and the government and
the people of the United States and
making provision to prosecute the
same.
Whereas the Imperial and Royal
Austro- Hungarian government has
shown its hostility to the government
and the people of the United States by
severing diplomatic relations and has
formally adhered to the ruthless policy
of submarine warfare adopted by its
ally, the Imperial German government.
with which the United States is at
war; and has given to its ally every
support and aid on both land and sea
in the prosecution of war against the
government and people of the United
States Of America; therefore be 1t,
Resolved. by the senate and house
of representatives of the United
States of America in congress as
sembled, that a state of war be and is
hereby declared to exist and TO have
existed since noon of the fifth day of
December 1917, between the United
States of America and the Imperial
and Royal Austro- Hungarian govern
ment; and that the president be, and
he is hereby authorized and directed
to employ the entire naval and mill
tary forces of the United States and
the resources Of the government to
carry war against the imperial
and royal Austro- Hungarian govern
ment, and to bring the conflict to a
successful termination all the re-
sources of the country are hereby
pledged by the congress of the United
States
SENATOR STONE PILOTS
RESOLUTION IN SENATE
Washington, ID. c., Dec. 5-Senator
Stone. of Missouri, one of the original
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-06

$40 per capita, Canada's population
not being quite 100000.
King George, while recently In
Flanders, rode with the Prince Of
Wales in a "Tank" almost identical
with the one to be exhibited in Mon
treal. The strain Of riding in a
Tank" under action is so terrific
that after one day each man gets a
weeks leave to recuperate his
nerves. Such, however, is the COM
petition among volunteers to ride in
the 'ttank" that there is a large
waiting list of men who have put
down their names for the privilege
of fighting the Hun in this way.
1t will be noted from the closeup
that the shield Of the
machine gun is shaped just like
human eyeball, but no human eye,
was ever more watchful than that of
the man behind the gun
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-06
MESSAGE CAUSES
REJOICING IN ITALY

Rome, Dec. 5.-President Wilson's
request to the American congress to
declare war upon Austria Hungary.
was received with the greatest en-
thusiasm and satisfaction throughout
italy. 1t is commented upon as a
tangible proof the United States is
supporting Italy. not only morally but
with all the might of her great power.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-06
HUNDREDS GRADUATE
NURSES ARE NEEDED

Washington. d. c.. Dec 5.-Four
hundred and seventy-five graduate
nurses for immediate urgent army
service are needed before December
12 and in the course of next year twen-
ty thousand are required in army hos
pitals in this country and Europe, it
was announced
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-06
AusTRIA'S WAR DEBT
is STAGGERING ONE

Amsterdam, Dec. 5.-Count Czernin
the Austro- Hungarian foreign minis
ter, in discussing the budget with an
Austrian delegation. said the wars
cost during the past three years has
been forty-three billion crowns, a
Vienna dispatch states. 1t is esti-
mated the coming years budget will
be twenty billion crowns.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-06
GERMANY MAY PLACE
BOYS IN THE ARMY

Amsterdam. Dec. 5-Intimations that
FGermany is planning to force boys or
sixteen and seventeen years into
army, are contained in an appeal in
the Essen General Anzeiger that they
immediately join the Juvenile corps.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-06
SWISS NEUTRALITIEs
WILL BE RESPECTED

Washington ID. c., Dec. 5.-Forma1
declaration of the American govern
ment's intention to respect the neu-
trality of Switzerland has been for
warded to Berne. but the text won't
be made public here until notice Of
its receipt there is received.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-06
AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA
ARE tai. Ing r,aMISTICE

London. Dec. 5.-The official Aus
trian statement declares that negotia-
tions between Russia and Austria
Hungary for an armstice were con-
timed yesterday. discussions regard
ing the individual points taking place.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-06
KITcHIN ANNOUNCES IT
WILL BE TAKEN UP TO-DAY

Washington, d. c., Dec. 5-The dec
Iaration of a state OF war with Austria
Hungary will be taken up in the house
tomorrow and vote on it taken either
tomorrow or Friday. Democratic Lead
er Kitcnin notified the house late to-
day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-06
AMERICAN SOLDIERS
KILLED AND WOUNDED

Washington, D. c., Dec. 5.-General
Pershing today reported to the war
department the names Of two men
killed in action in France with seven
severely, and tovo Eighty wounded.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-06
GOVERNOR TO WASHINGTON.

The governor will deliver a speech
for good roads at Jasper Saturday in
the campaign for bonds in that coun-
ty. From there he will go to Macon
and Washington in the interest of the
establishment of an army camp in
South Florida for convalescent men
now at Camp Wheeler. It is stated
that commanding officers at Macon
favor such a detention station in
Florida because of its warm winter
climate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-06
REFUSES TO GRANT
CLEMENCY TO NEGRO
Tallahassee Bureau
Pensacola Journal.

Tallahassee, Fla. Dec. 5.-A delega-
ton Of three negroes appeared be-
fore the pardons board tonight and
asked for a communication of sentence
for c. c. Mckinley, the negro who IS
sentenced to hang Friday at Miami
for killing white man named Bolton.
The request was denied. Then the
negroes asked the governor to stay
execution for few days, but that
also was to no avail
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-06

Don't Fail to Qualify SO
That You Can Vote in Favor
of Paving the Barrancas
Road.
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T Fl e w E A T H E r.

Local rains Thursday and probabI,
Friday; light, variable winds.
Highest temperst1ra sasterday So de
grees; lowest, 48 degrees.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-11
ser,uebSss enomi.C pistulia.

"SSeeius &ristus jana ellen, tGnG-
pdimGna ia iianfoiffiicsti." Sebr.
13: 8. NGiIIG ianoiIlo taboon ter
webtiG faiffia s(littoio.lcboen lufi-
joito. OIemmc tooien Silmolon or.
mosta %iaoneet wostoan ottoo uuocn
wuooen. 8onba wuoii on taaaien
mcnnpt menoioom ijGiippteen, iosto
le ei fosfaan polojo. Scum faticIem-
me foitfeo bpfp6G, iota oIemme Ser
rolto ioancct ,piime fulunccn piio-
Den oifono, Min tdptpp meibGn pbtpG
,fuutingas Doapioan 'fonAin ionot
moan: "aiitd Serroo mimun iieIii-
nj ia dId unoboo mitG bpipGd Serro
on iimsqIe tcbnpt." To6cIIo Serro
on tebnpt nellie poIion bptpGd fun
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Sariuas joem firffo

ps.tt;in ~iprbIen;feue teir,ituficlln.
mioestaan fGptGntoon iuoritettujcn
perustccllisten foriors- ia miiutos.
toioen jGlfeen. &irtfo on iaonllt NJ.
III. uioen alttarin foristettuinc mari.
laii iffunoineer, louiennetun urfuleb
term lpGliillG tiloilla firffofooriG
iparten, itil6et pefnit. Mlrutofiia on
tebtp lafastisia, eteiiesiG, portaisia,
ioarnotnoliSia ia urftjenIijoitlfies.
ia. Siiamaaloufiesio OH fGptettp
foristeluo. Yiirustufiet on
lootinut arffite9ti Sniari 2aunis ia
tp6n on u~rafalIa luorittamut tp0nicb.
&. 8cia &orinaiiista.
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Gmpncita.

Seliinein Observation-Disclosures
maipui fuoIonunecn roripo @ipo
Gbriitinc 2iIjeitrom 62 10. if6iiend
&apo 8. toimi neliGnnespitoiiiooan
tarmoIIa ia iitfepoeIId liifeoIoIIa Sci
iin9isi6 boitaen Seliinfiin Sousjdr.
tpclt1 iiirtGmGGniG frapottien pol-
mistusliifcttG. Wposfin rpbtpi ban
liiffccsi6Gn mDpmdGn SeIiingin mie-
reiic nfuritusbuoneen ia mpobemmin
miioenfin monfiloioen tpoImistomia
blioncfoIuio d. nj. toit6, ia tGmG iii.
fe p%oiiuifin bpipin Iooiofii mitooos-
tiien mGbiteIlen tdrfe6mmGfii FUN al
fuperdinen IiifeoIo. OHen mofotpo.
mieIinen fristittb otti ban Iiifctoi.
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Is ,unotta tGptti

rouipo &inna &robn. profesiori Su.
illus &robnApainajan pnoliio. Nuo.
ruuteria apuoiina otti rrpa g., iiIloin
Waria 8ilbelmiina 2inoroos, innoI-
la ia tarmolla oioa iuomalaiieen fou.
lueldmaan ollen M. m. Seliinfiin m.
1869 p~eriistetun tpttofouIun eniimGi
iend iobtaiattarena. Opettajatoimen-
la obella toimi Minna 2inoroos Sito
men lasten bpmGfii mposfin firiaiIi-
jana, ollen "HGGsfpnen" nimiien
lastenleboen atulistajana ia julfaiie-
malta firju "IdGsfpien ~liaperrpfiiG
lapiille."
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on Seeiufien tGbben antonut nellie
faitfi bntimme onteefii ia on Tp-
ban SenfeniG fautta wabwistanut
meta usfosia. Sumala on uiein
mpos ,u~almistanut nellie riiniaan
armopopoGn ia rlioffinut meta tai-
wam berfuiIIa. 8ieId b6n on onto.
nut meioGn fuuIla Sdnen ppbGd ia
noania. josia ban OF ilmoittanut tabl
tonia ia neuipon meioGn autuubes-
tamme. Mhitta me ibmiiet olemme
uiein n%nbottaneet Sumalan bpippp.
Den ia raffauoen iofa on min iuuri
ollut ettG Sumala raffauoesta antoi
oman raffaan poifania tulla Tame
ibmiiefii ia meiodn meliefii. Sa See
Jus, Sumalan itbrifaritiana fantoi ia
pois otti mailman ipnnit ia toi NEIL
le iiaiien Wanbursfauoen ia tdmd te.
TO festGG ia tGsiG apanbursfaubesia
me ipoimme ieistG Serran eoesiG.
Suriuallista on p6GttG1 tpanba ,puo.
Il ia alfaa nufi fun tietGG ett1 on
-
Sumalan lapii ia ~taitpaan perillinen
Seeiuffen faitta. &plld me tGGllG
mdliin tinnemme fuinfa faiffi on
tGdllG moan pGGllG Min muuttlapaa
mutta Seeius eli fifth mulltu eifd SG-
men %tefonia, iiitG iaamme ola ipar.
mat. OnneIlinen OF, ie ibminen, jo-
ia on pannut turtpania Serraan ia
Sdnen ianaania, iilloin on min ti1r-
mallista elGG fun tietGG, ettG iaa e.
LID iianfaiffiiesti Seeiufien Omaha.
&iiule iinGfin pstGap1ni. jofa naita
riruid li,et: Seeiiis lunasti iinltfin
w%erellGGn. Diet S~eeiitfien iperen
binta, oi mieti tarfoin fannattaafo
iinun elGG e~pdusfosia ia fullittaa
fallista arnlon aifaa ipnnisi6 ia iiie
malattomu1ioesia, olet liian faIlis
menemdGn beltpetttim. SentGbben,
elG enGd fuuntele fen marban maleb.
telijan GGntG, paan usfo Si,malan
ianaa, jofa ilmoittaa iinulle a,itilil-
Den Seeiufien meresiG. Se pstGnGt,
jotfa usfottc autifitta SeeiufieSia,
m~iistafaa, eta Seeeius ppipp iamo-
no iiuoinfin, fun foiffi mulittiiit, ei
ole iinoin aiitutis mennpf, maiffa on
tunteet loppuneet. SentGboen oIfaa
robfcat, te Serran onat, fun on mel
ban atttltutemme min parmalla fan.
MALTA. Serran turtpiin jGdfaGmme,
IilIoin olemme turtpasia, eifG belipc.
tin ,putfut aeoita neitd.
Mrmosta autltos,
Sc. gfonen.
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60 iumptta

tGptti 10. +. 7 p. Suruin ti,omiofirfon
talouoenboitaja, poapasti Scarf Sbeo-
DOR GrGnltran6.
&otpasti IS. on ipntpnpt Seliingis-
ia, trli plioppilaafli 10. 1877 ia mi.
bittiin papifii 10. 1884. Toimitettr-
oan iitten pari apliotta tirffoberran
apulaiien tpinta Sorniosia tuli ban
mt. f~irffU1errafii Surfuun, misiG on
fin wariinailen pGiipGtponiG iuoritta-
nut boitaen eniin nieitu papiniiia toi
milo ia fifteen toimien w:sta 1898 10.
t. ia m:sta 1900 mafinaiiena Surun
tuomiofirfon Observation-Disclosures. ST.
tGpaitii on ban barioittaniit laaiao
opetnStoimintaa uieisia Surnn fon-
hiisIu iefG mDoSfin firjallista tpotG
iu~lfaisten 10. 1894 "g8etan6e och
tro".nimiien tutfielman tieoon ia us-
fon ipdliiesia iubteesia.
@ielIDttGpGlIG ia berttaiicIlo per-
loonalliiuuoelloan on rotpasti @.
Iaamut paIjon pstGwid f~aiffiaIIn, mis-
ia on liiffumut.
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7O.iumoilpaiwGnGGn

iai Seliingin Observation-Disclosures iob-
taiatar Gina Snellman oiafieen ll-
fuiiia fiitoIIiiuuoen ia mpotdtunnon
o%ioitufiia. Sitblalliiuuoet pGGttpi-
not iltabartausbetfellG, iosia pubui
8iiputin Observation-Disclosures jobtaia,
pastori Norbitrom. Waaieuoulta o-
Ii iaapunut moniaita l%aitofien fas-
patteja.
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Yliupistom immalnnsupiIinen tieSc.
fnmta.

YpbGn roamatlin olfirfielten apii-
loiien mirfaa pliopistoSia OH pdGttp.
necn mGGrGoian fuluesia bafenilt ai-
noostaon ooientti u. s. Yiiiiffo, iofa
on ppptdnpt aifaa p6tetppptenid oioit-
tomiiecn ippsfuun lorpulin 1917.
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Scmmefien firffobcrranpaali

toimitettiin ScnimefiellG ipaaIifpip.
mps job
oosto. 8irfao oil bofenut ainoona
bofiiona 8iipurin mooieurafunnon
INSTRUMENTATION Sannes Mus.
tofallio. 9osfa ierlrafunta oil typ.
tppGinen t1bGn ainooon bafiioan, iu
Iistettiin Sbdn puulitufii Temmefien
e~niimGiiefii f~irffoberrofii.
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Suomell uuti$la
Sollolan ienratnnnan f~irfontpfoaf.
iesia

10. T. 7 pnG pdGtettiin perustoa Cob
Den icurafuntaa wartcn toiien fap-
l2alaiien wirfa. wiofrata 2aboen fan
iancpiston iaIi Observation-Disclosures
ncefii Saboen ieubun aiuiamistoa
marten iefd iGriestdd uuii baiitaas-
maa 2aboen ieutiilaiiia porten Oil
foIin moalle.
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Seliinsin 0iafonisialai.
tofIelle.

&unnallisncupofletor Siiiie Ibl-
Qpistiu lGbimmGt omoiiet oapot an
tancet Observation-Disclosures 10000
inf. boIlittapafii "2uiie Iblqrpists
minncsfono" .nimiienG rabastona,
ionfa foroila tulee pllGpitGG wapoa-
fila iparattomia iairaita ~iparten.
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&unstpntin Mmielm @irtanem.

@. f. 10 p. fuoli ipoGnbalpauf-
iccn Srimattilasia pastori &onstan-
tin Mniclm 8irtanen. 8aianja oil
lpntpnpt Yornaiiisia 1868. Gull u
Iioppilaafii 1885 ia mibittiin papifii
1889. Soibettilaan papintpirfoja
SGffijGnpclIG, TpbGiGnpeIlG %. T..
MGntiGlGsid ia Snfoosio, mulittiin
postori 8irtonen 1900 Orimattilm
fappalaiiefii. Oman nirfania obella
no. t. firffoberrana ieurafunnasiaan.
on ban m1liaifaiiesti ollilt mDosfin
Sitin ropastifitnnan lGGninroipasti-
no lefG Yirffilon firffoberranapuIai-
Jena.
Yostori 8irtancn otti innolla oiaa
mposfin funnalIiiecn eIdmGGn ollen
M. M. toiitafpmmentG tpiiotta ORR
mattilon funtafofoufien ~pitbeeniob.
taiana.
2uonteeltaan oil iuainoia ,paati-
maton ia rolrboa rafastoapo. SefG
ibmiienG eta pdppina oil ban foif.
fien funnioittama ia rafastama.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-11
S6rnGisten firfolliieen fanianppis.
tupn


pprfi 216 miorta. @ateG tuli fui-
tenfin, maiffa fesfen bafuaifaa fiel.
lettiin bafemasta. rs oppilasta OH
MT opistosia. &iellosta buolimatta
iitterfin pritettiin. HiinpG mliitar-
fin tptto Wiffelin lGbeipipbestG tuli,
lpaiffa of fiellon i%aanut, palatafieen
fotiin eniimGilesid iunasia.
Silanabtais on toapaton. Naaplt-
talosta tplofrattiin 6 biionetta, ioita
ei fuitenfaan mielG ole iaatu, fun Ell.
mat pu~ofralaiste ole mruttaneet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-11
Sin iemrafmnnalle nnii bantamsmaa,

aosfn le%urafunnan auanballa bout
tausmaalIa on ilmestpnpt tilanabta-
utta, pddtettiin Sin firfonfofoufiesia
10. t. 6 D., ettd Iaitetaan ulii bauta-
usmaa, ionfa paifafii BpapGtipttiin
6 bebtaarin iuuruinen maa-alue ST.
joen w%arrella iijaitieipasia &estilan
perasiG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-11

mintonio obeIIa teboffaasti oiao bp-
MISUNDERSTANDING. /.
Warrosfuun 30 p. fiioIi ip6Gnbol.
iponfieen 2eppduirran @iibiromon
OrfomdeIla moompiIieIiid 2ustaa
$eiffi Ytojuri 6S 10. wanbona. 60
binnd idi bGntd faipaamaan poifa.