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The Detroit times., 1917-06-28

The badness In the best Of us and
the goodness in the worst OF US
should restrain any OF vs. from
The Detroit times., 1917-06-28

II all depends UP
on how they are
spent.
The person who
spends his vaca-
tion wisely viii
return rested and
refreshed and 1T
20 carry on his
The Detroit times., 1917-06-28
Laugh With Us

friend met a cheerful irish cIHzen who had
plainly suffered some hard knocks.
We'll, Pat how are you getting along nowT
The Detroit times., 1917-06-28


one who recklessly exposes his
health while in search OF amuse-
meut and recreation may come back
with The seeds OF future sickness
implanted in his system Typhoid
fever is perhaps the chief vacation
danger This is disease that is
entirely preventable.
Vaccination will assure almost
absolute protection. or may feel
reasonably safe II he is careful 10
select a vacation spot where the
anltary conditions are good and
always boiIs any questionable drink.
ug water.
Bear in mind that water that is
clear and sparkling may not always
10 pure An old-fashioned we'll is
no guarantee OF safety, so make
certain that surface water does not
drain into it.
Mix from COWS housed in dirty
and insanitary sheds may also carry
typhoid germs. II is also well 10
either peel or cook all fruits and
vegetables before eating
Smallpox Is prevalent In many
sections OF the country this year.
The vacatiouist should be vaccinated
sgainsr this disease before starting
on trip.
A man should be proud OF hts en-
emies II they are OF the right sort.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-28

cook. whether the timed sal
mon was all eaten last night?
You SEQ, don't wish 10 ask
her. because she may have
eaten ", and then she would
feel uncomfortable" added the
good soul.
III you please. ma'am. re-
The Detroit times., 1917-06-28


has eaten the timed salmon and. II you was 70
saw ANYTHING to her you couldn't make her feel
any more uncomfortable than she Is"
Little John had been extra specially good that
afternoon. and father felt amiably inclined.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-28

Well" he replied. hopefully, I'm not be
working in the shade all the time"
Mrs. Mellen did not wish 10 offend her new
cook
John she said 10 the manservant can yca
The Detroit times., 1917-06-28
The Keep Well
Column
VAcATloNsl

Vacations may build up or tear
down the framework OF good health.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-28

any apparent cHect upon the
boy. until at last the head mas
ter decided 10 mention the lads
fault upon his monthly report.
So the next report to his
father had these words:
Vincent talks n great DEAL
Back came the report by mall
duly signed. but with this writ
ten In red ink under the com
mt to hear his mother
The Detroit times., 1917-06-28

7 vish PHOTOGRAPHER veaid fussnr a
e scd.
wish they'd
ikp nd n
they'd
The luck 10 strk N
had
rhe chance Ike II
The Detroit times., 1917-06-28

Vincent was altogether too garrulous In school
IN nlease his teacher Such punishments the
institution allowed TO be melted out were without
The Detroit times., 1917-06-28

A man should be proud OF hts en-
emies II they are OF the right sort.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-28

ment, you ought to hear his mother.'
The Detroit times., 1917-06-28

A Philadelphia oyster dealer bears
the name Of Shellem.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18

Visitor From EdWardsbura.
Mrs. william Annesley Edwards Of
Edwardsburg, Idaho. is the house guest
of her sister, Mrs. George l.. Patter-
son, OF Ills Bannock street. Mrs. Ed
wards is accompanied by her son, Ma
pier Edwards, who spends part OF his
time in Macon. Ca, attending school
and visiting his grandfather. Hendley
w Napier Of Napier Place. Mrs. Ed
wards and her son will leave In few
days for the coast where they Will
spend the winter.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18

Is an accomplished musician. She
will be heard at the Patriotic party
Monday evening. Mr.. Regain, who Is
grain supervisor for the government,
for the northwest will spend Thanks
giving with his wife in Boise.
Mrs. John A McDevitt has as her
house guest her sister in law, Mrs.
Charles J. Mccarthy of Ponca, Neb.
Mrs. Mccarthy was visiting her moth
err, Mrs. James McDevitt of Placerville
until the last two weeks when she came
to town to visit Mrs. Charles Rowe Of
Boise who Is her sister. Mrs. Nc
Carthy will soon return to her home
Accompanied by her two little chill
dren Mrs. Donald II. Davis will leave
on the evening train on Nov. 20 for
California. joining her mother, Mrs
c. NJ l.. Morrison in Salt Lake ano
from there the party will journey to-
gether. After spending the winter ir
Los Angeles they will return II
March to Boise.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
Columbian Club.

Columbian Club.
The study department held its
regular meeting on Monday last
Mrs. Sam Ballantyne spoke on the
work of the National Red Cross. its
organization and scope. She said that
before the holidays It's 100000 mem
bers in this country were to be In
creased to 100000 If possible. The
present need of more Christmas kits
for the boys in service was presented.
Mrs. F. I. Goats in a paper "A Dav
in Modern Packing House," broug'
out the fact of the enormous growth
of the canning and packing industry
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18

3OUPS of women knitting,
groups of women sewing at
every afternoon of club or So
cial entertainment, and with
49, ..in and Knitting carrY-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
"War Club" Entertained.

Thursday afternoon. Mrs. T. j..
Wanek entertained the WAR Club"
sewing club where the ladies meet and
do war work Of various kinds, meet
ing on the last Thursday of each
month. 1t was formerly known as the
Four O'Clock club, but was reorganized
and renamed as above.
There are IL members, and the club
meets at the home of each member In
turn.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
Musical Pageant.

MUSICAL Pd9eant.
In addition to the program publish
ed yesterday, Miss Eugenia Penning
ton will sing a delightful number,
Mrs Violet Zimmerman Hummel will
read ITALY" and the Ladies chorus
will sing the national anthem of Ha-
wall at the musical pageant to be CIV
en- by the Columbian club Monday af-
ternoon at 2: 80 o'clock.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18

Pennington will sing the Canadian
national anthem, 1.-THE Maple Leaf"
Mrs. Violet Zimmerman Hummel will
read ITALY" The ladies chorus of the
club will sing the national anthem of
Hawaii.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18

since its inception at the time of the
Napoleonic wars
New Fruits and Vegetables We
Might Cultivate was the subject OF
a paper by Mrs. S. D. Smith followed
by general discussion by the mem
bers.
Miss Virginia Pennington rendered
two songs in a most pleasing manner
She was accompanied by Mrs. PEN
nington. ra'tt
+ + Z
Mountain View Club.
The Mountain View club spent a
most enjoyable afternoon Friday with
Mrs. F. w. Eby. Roll call was answer
ed by Thanksgiving quotations. Sew
eral ladies were busy knitting. Mrs
Smock and Mrs. Roberts furnished
music. Reading by Mrs. Coffin and a
paper prepared by Mrs. D'Amant COM
pleted an enjoyable program. Refresh
ments were served. The next meet
ing will be Dec. IA at the home of Mrs
A. Lunstrom.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
CLUB GLEANINGS
Club Calendar.

Club Calendar.
Nov. 19.-Social meeting of the
Columbian club, 2:3o p. m. Meeting
will be in charge of the music and
dramatic departments. Miss Eugenia
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
Edited by = = = q
Mrs. ]. g. Greer,

League OF Women will be given Mon
of Mrs. Timothy Regan on Main
street. The following program will
be rendered.:
Piano solo-Mrs. J. L. Niday.
Vocal solo--Mrs. d. Steen Fletcher.
accompanied by Mrs. Jeffrys.
Violin solo-Miss Castlebury, accom-
panied by Mrs. Stoutemeyer.
Vocal solo-Mrs. Stephen Regan, ac-
companied by Mrs. Mcfarland.
Reading-Mrs. A. A. Fraser.
Vocal selection-Elks' quartet, DIR.
Crichfield. Nick Villeneuve, Mr.. Biggs,
Mr.. Mckee.
Surprise Party.
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell was pleas
antly surprised Friday evening by sew
eral of her young friends who came in
a body to make merry with her. The
welcome invaders were Muriel Willis
Marian Stevenson. Elizabeth Bartlett.
Volney Hoobing. Guy Williams, Rob-
ert Craigen, Charles billiard.
The house was prettily decorated
with fall flowers.
with pleasure. Light refreshments
were served at 1880.
Country Club Will Dance.
The Country club has planned an in
formal dance which will be given on
Thanksgiving eve "wednesday even
ing), Nov. %, at the club house. The
affair has been arranged for the mem
bers and their friends and will be de-
lightful in every respect.
The social committee is composed of
Mrs. w. M. Davidson. Mrs. C. H. COT :
fin. Mrs. J. S. Springer, Mrs. Henry
Falk, Mrs. II. s. Sheridan, Miss Inez
Skillern, Messrs. C. F. Kutnewsky, Ed
win Snow, r. NJ. Price and R. M. Dav-
idson.
Lecture at Columbian Club Hall.
The Lecture Thought to be present
ed by Mrs. Minnie Priest Dunton on
the evening of Nov. ~ at the Colum-
bian club hall, is being eagerly looked
forward to by her friends. Mrs. Dun
| ton is always ready with reasonable
and seasonable thought, and with her
| finely endowed mind it is both agree
able and profitable.
| + + +
Knitting Bee Lunoheons.
Mrs. ]. T. Laughlin was hostess
at a knitting bee luncheon on each OF
the days Of Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. AS the first of these pleas
ant war time rarties was given on 6
meatless day, the delicious menu con-
sisted of fish, vegetables and fruit
while chrysanthemums were used IL
the decorations. Prizes of knitting
/ needles were awarded those ladies wht
accomplished the greatest amount O
work. Mrs. Dawson and Mrs. Morgan
won favors on Tuesday and Mrs
Hyatt and Mrs. Bush won then
Thursday.
Hite-kerr.
Miss Agnes f. Kerr and Lieutenan
Thomas H. Hite were married at tn
home of the bride on Saturday even
ing, Nov. 10, at o'clock in the pre-
sence Of her immediate family TIL
bride and groom left on the nigh
train for Lowden, Oklahoma wher
Lieutenant Hite Is stationed.
i + +
Society Personal.
Mrs. Martin, formerly Miss Flor
Johnson, of Blackfoot, is at the Briste
hotel.
Mrs. Stephen Regain of Portland
the house guest of Mrs. Alvin Regar
, Mrs. Regan was a Spokane girl an
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
Mountain View Club.

Plano moving made easy. Call -.
Peasley Transfer 4 Storage Co.-Adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18

Cecil & Cecil. Chiropractors. Nc
Carty building. Nervous troubles and
diseases Of women and children a spe-
cialty-Ady. tt.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18

4 jolly group Of ten boys Of III.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
EIks' Dance.

Elks' Dance.
The local lodge of Elks are planning
another Of their delightful dances for
Thanksgiving evening. This is to be
a most unique affair and therefore
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13
Gin. Minn.

Sloffemme moimnic mainita, ett0
meill1 oil tGGll1 taus pfii fnimier
pubuia, f~atolilainen iia Dunno. Sdu
plbui raittiusbaalilla t. t. 7 y. illal-
la %iuurelle fuuliafunnalle. Satbcr
Dunno on eteap1 raittiuspnbuia, joto
f~annattau %fuunnella . On ie ibano
ilmio, eta fatolilaiietfin papit alfao
tllIla mufaan raittiustp0bon .
Meilla oil mposfin tdGlla iuoma-
lainen plbuiamme $. Woilanen pi,-
bnen fuimien piiolestd. Z. t. 1 p. rot
f~aistaan ct. 3onis fmlntin fuiWaa-
misfpipnlps ia mifali me nsfomme
lasfelmiamme, min spoitto OH fnt-
mien.
Cuff" ienra tefee fGuelpretfen t.
t. ia y. @bite Sron fpldlle DIR Nif-
ionin farmilIe . Yerilld on fabpl-
pSptG ia pibdmme taiuanmufaiien to.
foufien . &aiffimiifaan manbat 10
n,toret.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13

teen waItaamana. WatfalIa men.
men tullen ipallitIi mit1 ibanin lima.
Ydim6ll1 paistoi aiirinfo, polIG fll-
motif fun. 2dpi metiien. ldpi ipnf-
tien ialoien. pli ioitten ia rGmeitten
iaimme fulfea. ia niistd faifista
balisfat mliistot ipommeemme full
fea.
YerillG, @reenin ieirafunnan fir
fosia antoi fo6rinrnle faffi fonierttid
imnnuntaina t. t. 9 y. flo 10 ap. ia
flo 2 ip. Yaiffafuntalaisten toitpo-
mafiesta Iauloinme fabbesti. @niin-
nGfin bnoneen pienuuoen tdboen, ia
toiicfii eta iarmarit ioihpat faiffi IL
laiiuuoen olla mufana. YleiioG oil
fummasiofin tilaiiuuoesia runiaasti
|mariirfin iltapGimd foniertisia bno.
neen t1poeItG. 8o0rimnle eiitti OBJ
lehman tunnetulla tarpallaan, limos
tmneesti ia tparmasti. Waiffa laii-
laiomme olimat matfaSta pGipneet,
min iiit1 buolimatta objelman fuo-
ritus iuiui faitinpuolin bptpin. g.
ritpiiesti mainitiemista aniaitiepat
Wrs S0a Halmerin ia Wtiss Mlina
2GmpiGn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. @ar-
iinfin Merifannon faiiniin 6lteton
"Oi fiitos IA 2uoioni armollinen" e.
littdminen tefi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moi
futufien. yleenid faiffi obielma Ell
tcttiin moinitlisia tilaiilufiisfa ar
woffaasti ia fiitettGtpdsti.
Yuljon olimat @reenin iei~irafunto
Toilet meioGn bpm1fiemme bomman-
meet. Sppdt poiijat bpipan rnitan ia
fobteliaan boibon fansia. Spmd jub-
lap1ipGllinen, bupGt mattdepndt,
rrniaat beoelmGt ia faiffea bptpdd
nellie motfaa lparten . &oorimmc
ppptGG lauiua tcille @rcenin iciiro-
fu%ntalaiiet ipoGmcuiict fiitofIct fai-
festa, mitG iicll1 olleslo o;afIcmme
ioimme. sSimola iilinatfoon teitd
ia pientG feurafuntaanne rinlaillo
armonia labioilla.
@arbaot fiitoflet mpos Scr Saitre-
mile maimoistanne ia iiitG fiitettn-
nan tpormasta ajotnrasta Mills
monoina ia nomination. maarolli'
iino tcillGl &iitos laulaiillemmt
Observation-Disclosures Dbteistpos-
iGnme. Satfufoon eoelleenfin bpmf
pbteispmmGrrps. 2aulofuommc iii
tosto file Serrnlle iofu utctodt os'
toniit onl
Mufana ollut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13
Ms6tabnla Sarbor, ..

NsDfaBml0 purpOr, ~.
Sarfotiifieni ei ole fopin laajalta
firioittaa fpl1mme tapabtumista, al;
noastaan lpbpisia louieisia mainif-
fen faniallisieurafunnan t%oininnas-
ia. Wiesten iltamat iottn oil elof.
miimeincn pGim1, eiuGt onnistuneet
paraiten ippstG. fun suGfed ei fofoon-
tunit fomin runlaasti. Sbjelmu oil
aripofasta ia fuulemiien armoista.
MineelIiiesta puolesta pli tliloja 90
oollaria. On ollut tuon tuostafin
ba~iisfoja betfid, mt b~iliattain. Str
fist1w1G on iaaoa fuiilla nieitten pn
buioin foutta pbtciiestd ailtuiioestam
me. Hastori Salonen iaornaii 8eta-
MIA ieurafunnan firfosia elofulln 20
p1isuG. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oapat
tGmGn ippsfiun 30 pGhpa, iilloin
iublitaan pitfin pdipdd. Yuolista
on iaatMpana firfon baaItsTa. Bas.
tori @uuii tllee jublaiaarnaajfii toi-
apomme iapinpan pstGiuid iublalle
runiaasti ldbeltd ia faufaa. Seiira-
funnan naiiet perustiwat fesfrniteen-
ia piibuma barioitusieiiran, jofa on
erittGin tarpeellinen olemasia. QUO
tatpaa spaan diff, ettG i%nnostus oliii
festGap6G ia cttG tdm1 uuii alote me
niii etecnpGin. Smp1 sIiii, ettd nais-
ten Iefd miesten joiifosta motif loptpG
niitG, iotfa moi omaianaiiesti eiiin-
tpG plibniana. Sarfoifus or ipaan ie
ettG bengelliIisiG illamuieteisia iai-
iimme apapaita totistufiia. Spomies
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. jaienet
pGimGnG nleni fplGmme iiiomalaiiet
Sairportisia p~ibettaiuiin fnninfoalli-
fen naapllri jubliin. Sumuntaino
ippsfulin 2 p. oil tafdldifen Suolnl-
ipnooban ieuraflinnasia papin 'paa-
Ii, folmesta bafiiasta tuli aanten e.
nemmistolI1 malitufii paStori Saa-
rinen. Suptalpnu oliii ettu capaflfe-
liumi &ristuflesta olfaiii woimalli'
lesti faifumaan nnapurisiafin.
&uolema on mpos mierailllrt fes-
firuoesiamme foboesia fcurafunionl-
me perbeesIG, mieoen mifanaon St'
to Wisfaicn mainlon Senja NisfaIer
ia Soban Scinon pcrbeesfd nnortm-
man lopIen. NGist1 apoinajista moin
ne iunoo alitiiaot mpat M fnolleet
iotfa SerrosIa fliolepot. Suurer
Iufulois ia tuttGpaionfon %laattan'a'
no laotcttiin Wrs Senja Nistalet
tomumajon bau6an lepoon. Hiill
misiaarnan ia bauDan iiiinoii Bilcn
Sierra opeta meitGI aidtteleulat cftt
uteioGn fuoIeman pitaG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13
,erIcp Gitp, y. 3.

Hofennusfomitean miebet p%oniipat
toimeen iltaman rafennusrabdstcn
bup1fli iofa onnistui bpipin. Waifs
ia olifin maanontaiilta, min fuiten-
fin oil oiaitottaiia Netp gortista,
Wontclairisto, @ngleuoooista ia o.
masta fanpungistamme. Sbielmaa
oil runiaasti ia mGlild jnotiin mics
ten feittGmGd fabmia, joten aifa fu-
lui bupaiiesti fello pbteentoisto.
SebfGGmme tpotG SumaIoan lnotta-
en- ia rufoillen, min iaamme olla
mormat Notwithstanding toteentl.
miIeSta.
&eiGbnmiloista %alfalpat ieiirafhnto
laiiemmefin 10 paIota. Nrs Maple
oil lastenia fansio Gatsfillisid ia on
MT fotona, tGllG miifolla tiletpat
neioit 6. 2obti ia s. Sarri ia toiiia
cbfG mpos plan. SGmdn fun ajallo
t~oiipotaan uieimpien 10 iaaplfpan
ia iifii olemme pGGttaneet panno toi
meen tiiliaisiublan ippsf. 30 p. fello
8 in Yanfaapas 10 npt tGmG mie-
leenne, iiIIG iilloin on iubla jobon
toitpomme paljon ~oionottaiia faiffi-
alta. Soipon mifaan iaamme mte-
raan jublapiibuianfin.
Seuraflntaamnte Dbtpi nittena ID
ienena neiti Ilma Welion Montclai-
rista, olette t%eripetilliit. Wontclai-
rim tpttojen eiimerffi1 fopiii toisten-
fin Ieurato, fila iieItG on uieita ID
ieniG ieitrafunnasfamme.
BpbGGn fasteeieen iuofettiin t. t.
1 p. Sranf ia @en6Ia 3ifan6erin
tpt1r Olga Martba Maria, ipnt.
Scricp Gitpsid feldf. 26 p. 1917.
SO, Mnttonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13
Mutana oIlut.
gq~sairpurt pdio.

\. Tdirpurt, Sbip.
uoiIi, mooit HENRI ftd init1 nFuoil-
MO taiii ei i~inltsta mia iaiii Iiiopu-
maan SumaIan iidfieni MT ma iaon.
Olctfo find ~pstGtpGni iitG mieltd ettet
oioa fpIlifii Seeiufien iuurtu raffa-
utta plistGG, ct oiaa fpllifii iitd itlel-
leii usfoa, ct fpllifii iiitd lolita. Sdtu
omat eocsmcnneet ppbdt apalittaneef
ia usfon eta iinafin, jofo elat oifeas
ia Iubteesia Sumalaan, ct moi toiiin
ionoa. sos Seeiufien raffaiis fpoan
on pdasipt titntoaii ranboittamaan.
|Silloinpa boluii on ianomaton fir
fostaa toiiiIlefin i%ominnon lnlirto la-
loiiuutta, jofa on iiind. fun Seelits
fGrli ia fuoIi ia min ppbfaiii pois len
firioitufien, iofa oil meta mastaan
ia noulitii ristiin. SGmabdn fertoc
luuria aiioita. 81 enempi cifd ipd-
hempi fun ipnnin lctpitufien ia ildi-
len %outiruoen fofo maoilmalle. Stun
nGin palion usfot, Seeiufiesto etto
Sinafin olet autiias @oleatan ia fos-
teen tGboen, iilloinpa talet iiiben TIT
|Iofieen ettet fosfoon fpIlifii moi plis-
tad meri pIfdii iunirta r~affantta, III
I'd buolimotta mitd fariiealoinen mie-
Iii tGsta Ionoo ia ajattelee Sifiipd
lind %aitluittaii usfotpo iielu ct MOI
fun pubjeta laplamaan: "Sn abtaar
|oion bdoGn tiisfan julien, ioipinto ipt
ri hfIin tur1pd mullen ia oman tiin-
mon fliormon poistamaon fptcnee
pfIin peren moima ,poan." Slen en-
nenfin Saappanilabetpfien t%drfepoes'
I'd, moan en- malta iitd nptfadn I'm.
boittaa fosfapa on beti lofafnufin fa'
iisia ia iilloinban foi jofoinen MUS
too SaapponiIGbetpstd. Soiipotltrt,
eta itIe fiifin pitdiiimme len onlatlc
lGbetpfiendmmc ia iillcinpo poirlnlt
toimoo runtdto t,iIofiia. Onbar
iuurto loooo OLD mtfono eiuonfeliii'
min tposia. aninfa iuloiict oipaf e.
,uanfcliumin i%aarnoajoin jolat miic-
riIIa, jotfa ~outunitta julistapat.
MeiIId S~oirportisia OH jubla lofa-
fuun 81 p. Muistafaa iaapi'a i'll
Ioin foiffi iublimoon ia min Serron
tp0tG orttomaort.
Scurafirnnan ippsmppjdilef on /
20 b. usfonfim cttd fdiitdtte to-
Hdn ioBuineu, etsa Ihlbeite ttrsou
bualiin.
Qesfiuoesiomme wieraiIifpot 2 iu'i
ION oion Monesicnsto 2empi 9ittn-
ola ia aino Seiffild. 2iitos iisfot
oIostonne. @eren fontumino fertd
pbbptddn aorition bdisid.
81 pItS fainto rofnstit Gun NOR
i~iontofi. Sun suerelIdii Iiinostit min
furion ormoaii, fperen tarpiin jdo'n-
me Cliff.
utSs saignf &fF
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13
Wendjan suuruus.

8enGjG on inlrin iuoltafunta
maanpiirin pdGllG.
Sc on fofii fertaa ilompt fuin yD'
ooSmallat.
Gen allleiliin fuuluu fultOesola
tuifesta maapallon pinta-alasta.
8enGiGn a~iufasliifu Oh ncin $50
milioonaa.
81filluplln liiGps on tapalliiesti
noin ieitlenlGntoistu tubatta tobti.
acknowledgements spiiii profcnt-
ia @cnGjGn aiujamistoa on maan-
piIjeliioind.
8iilitoista ~proienttia aiujamistos
ia aiuu faupungeisia. gbopslpal-
loisia aluli faitpungeisiu noin 46
~prolenttia.
8enGjGn f%ouluisia fdppi ainoas-
taon fuioesoIa maan loplia.
GlGmien fumien teotterit opat 8e-
najGllG laaputtanect iurtren Iiifemab
%ooIliiunoen, IiIIa niitd on ficItd noin
4 800.
8cnGj6n neliG iuurinta f%alipunfia
utpat icitrompat: Yietari 100000
ainfasta; Mosfomo, 100000 aiu-
fosta; Ooesia, 100000 oiufasta,
&iicp, 100000 %aiufasta.
@atnralmuteitd loptpp 81 eri fat
pun9isia.
Ben1iGllG on 1 ,231 faupiinfio, jois
ia LOGS :sfn on fatlapalaistls, 1862
iGbfopalo, t28sfa faaiupalo ia muis
ia oljppalo.
@enGiGllG on piiin r%anta-alue,
merrattuna miiibin maapiirin ,ualtoi
bin, maan iuurin ola iiitd on piiim-
man muooen ajan jGGn peitosia.
8enGj1n buomattupampia fan
iantaIouoclliiia ilmioita on oIaus'
fauppaliiffecn tmmaton lapiGminen.
ISiellG on noin $1,000 oiuusliifettd
Ills enemmGn ftin misiGGn miiiisIa
maosIa.
WenGiG OH mailman funrimpia
miIja-oittoja. 8uonna 1910 pietiin
liieltG ulfomaille mebnGG pli 23 mil
~ioonaa tonnia. gbbpsmalloista pie
tim % milioonaa tonnia.
Wooilman lnurimmat tipatfa-
moat oeDat: gbopswalIot, 722, Sn.
oia, 433, @enGjd 1913 milioonaa
nalilad .
@en1iGlld faspatetaan enemmdn
berpoiio FUN misiGdn muitsia maas-
ia.
4olmas oia mailman tiirtitlia
tiooaon @enGiGltG.
WoaiIman Iaaiimmat metidt otpof
8endiGllG.
9enGiG on Mmeritan idlfeen iiii-
rim oljpmoa.
8endlGiiet tefetpdt foiippania to-
wolIiicsti "marffinoilla", joita pioe-
tG1n muoiittaim 5000 eri fanpun-
qisio. Suomattaipin morffinopaif-
ia on neutrality-suspicious..
8enGj1n woItiopanffi on iunirin
ponffi maailmosia ~,ainofin iiioitiif.
fiinia nGboen.
GGrettomiin luonnonriffaatiiinlo
n6boen on 8en6j6 eoillinen moa
p1Gomien Moititfiille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13
SerIep Gin. y. Z.

elp. 2utb. i~enrafunta panec tot
'nleen iltaman lainuontaina ippsfuun
p p. flo s in. SilIoin %joufollo
riennetd6n %firtfoon, Chestnut abe. ia
Senrp Streetin fnlmasia, iilla field
on waibtelema oljelnta b. m. Mpp-
tGpdnd on ibmeelinen e%iiliina ia be-
6elmia ioista iaa notion d. M. ga
ma tiloiiulis on nuorille ia luanboil'
&c joten faiffi olette termctulleet.
Yst6uppoeIId,
Toimlfunta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13

riioIiiton i~efofoorin foniertt!,
matfaIta @reenisid, Micb.
3nuipontaina t. T. 1 p. flo piioIi 2
ip. oil Scr Taiirenin tiIapa alto
trofi firfon e6rstoIIa o6ottaamsio
mottolle %ldbtiioitG. Iiiolen tiinnin
fuliittiio oIitpat 10 foiffi .ioopuneet
"toIuitomineisia" ia iiIIoin Idb6et-
tin. SiIpei ia iIoinen mieIialo mol
Iitii pienistd wostufiistafin buoli.
matto periIIe osti. 2oiiIit toiienio pc
rdstd idatiin frniIln, MILLION %iooIo-,
uniiono-, miIIoin f00riIaiiIa-
ma. Gifd ibntefGdn . OTibon fSSrim
me 10 ,piiooen oion borioitelIiit ia
miitto npt tuostd eniiter-
ran pitesmmdlId NATHALIE fOtoifen tsin