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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-02-19
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), FIGHTING, IN FRANCE:
:, l-sifl.rr' go 49, E...~ =
Alfess Wipe Out Entire Companies
of Prussians.

{ Err. ~ =. '!A>Hi
British Headquarters in France France
Feb. 19.-The toll of prisoners taken
bv the British Saturday in their adj
vance on both sides of the Ancre to-
ward Miraumont and Pys is estima-
ted at approximately 800, although
ali the battalions engaged have not
vet sent ip. final reports.
All the prisoners are Prussians.
They include twelve commissioned
and over score Of noncommissioned
officers.
The fog which Shut in Saturday,
bringing the operations to a stand
still, lifted partly yesterday, and the
Germans made counter attacks,
which were repulsed with heavy cas-
ualties to the attackers. Some Ger
man companies opposed to the Brit
ish were completely wiped out dur
ing the attack, all those not dead OF
not wounded being made prisoner
The highest total was IS prisoners
from one company.
Some of the prisoners belong to
the famous Eighty-ninth grenadlel
guards. All the Germans were
laden down with picture postcards
and pencils. They had scarcely any
thing else. The postcards generally
were sentimental, most Of them por,
traying soldiers homecomings. AT
one point on the British front today
n German was seen. running across
No Mans Land with his hands above
his head. He was fired on from his
own line and killed as he reached the
British wire.
Berlin, Feb. 19.-British troops
Saturday continued their attacks
against the German positions on both
banks of the River Ancre and the bat
tie surged to and fro all day. After
taking 100 prisoners and capturing
five machine guns, says the official
statement issued by the German
army headquarters, the Teutons
abandoned their advance crater posi-
tions north of the river. British
attempts to enter German trenches
northwest of Armentieres, southwest
of Lille, northwest of La Bassee Ga
nal and near -Ransart, were repulsed
by the Germans after hand-to-hand
fighting.
Petrograd, Feb. 19.-Gcrmans dres.
sed in white, so as to render them
selves invisible on the snow-covered
fields, yesterday, took the offensive
against the Russians near Kochava
southwest of Dvinsk, on the northern
end of the eastern front, and broke
into o front line trench. Russia.. re,
serves, says the official statement is
sued today by the war department.
Immediately drove out the Teutons.
In the Carpathians Russian detach-
ments surprised and captured, with
out firing a shot, a strongly fortified
Austro-German position southwest of
Okna. Teuton counter attacks were
repulsed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-02-19

having Ambassadors in Paris. Mr.
Gerard was accompanied by the
American Ambassador to France,
William Graves Sharp, and both were
the recipients of many marks of cor
diality. While expressing apprecia-
ton for the courtesy extended to; him,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-02-19

When in need of certified eggs, phone
P. P. Clark, Alexandria, 676J-4
A2-Gf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-02-19
DON'T WANT CHURCHES.

New York IIroquis Send IVORY They
Don't Need Conversion.
The Iroquis Indians, of Northern
New York State, have sent Edward
H.. Gohl to Washington to ask Con-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30
CUARDSMEN WILL
PART|C|P ATE IN
SUNDAY PARADE


oklahoma luy, garrison ~.
three unit, ~ 'he First Oklahoma reg
mcn'. national guard v.ll parade for
the rr.' time since the return u' 'N"
rrgmcu. from the border when u,N'
SUNDAY afternoon a. 80 o'clock Corn
pan, M infantry. Troop u. cavalry AND
the tirN Regimen, hospital corps wli
participate N 'hr patriotic parade which
prcCcdc, the behind the president
meeting at the Auditorium
rhl, announcement was made this
morning by Ndlu'an' General Nnccl
Earp
The three organization, viii be 'u full
uniform and will ~ IN the Auditorium
10 4 bod,
ludpc ( y Stuart. one oi the best
orator, m the state. ha, been A,kc! 'u
deliver the chief address a. the meet
mg CollUcl Roy Hoffman commander
of the Oklahoma National guard At
turucy General y = Freezing Paul
Nc,h,,. speaker of the house Of repre-
cn'a'yc, ~ the Sixth legislature. arr
other speaker,
Boy scouts. mcmhcr, oi the - \ Il.
and other patriot, >ucic,ic, viii take
pant On the parade Nuy organization
wishing to participate Is requested o
uHu'y Nr Elrp TODAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30
PET SNAKE USES TAIL
AS WHIP TO AWAKEN
MAN IN BURNING HOME

mNklNND. March 80 \ pc,
q garden snake ,,,,d An TUX
from being burned io death IN hi,
home u the, city,
An Tuck va, awakened from
sound sleep %, sharp ,lap a,to,,
'hr face ", found hi, home ~
flame,
u Thought h,m whip hlt me ,a,l
Nh luda, At the ,mrfgtr,, hospital
\ wake un litr an round Snake
hrn yrilcd here Indicating hi, lett
arm
According ,o Nh 'hr snake when
r discovered thr uf, raWl,d un
ihr bed rnlci itself at.und IN, arm
and u,uc i,s ail a, a vhip. struck
him m 'hc face until hr awakened
The Chinese ran u,afl, Wu hlork,
with m, ,lo'hc, flaming before
pa,,trsh, caught hmm aud rolled him
rn ihc gruuul 10 pui uul the nte
%, hou,c was completed, druto,cA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30
Fiue Hundred
Cuban Rebels
Give Up Arms


HAVANA March N Virtually on
'Hc soldier, and civilian, comprising
'hc rebel force, ~ Rrgobcr,o Fc,nan
dcl in Oucu'c pr,,ugc--bc,Vccn 500
a'l '"D ON number surrendered 20 Colo
ncl Narona at Guantanamo early today
In ,urrcudcrlng the rebels gave up
5000 round, OF rifle ammunition and
6oo0 rounds oi machine gun ammu-
milton, together with sixteen dynamite
bombs
Fernando, himself :, ,ull at large
The force, ,ha, surrendered include
TWO and one hall squadron, ui cas-.
airy w' c.wgau,c, ui infantry, ONE
machine gun section one transport sec.
uun and one hundred civilians. toe
yc,hcr with all officer, anI equipment
ui the 'ruup,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30
Methodist Church
Buys Pastor Home

The trustees ul Nh, First Methods,
Episcopal church ,c,',rl,, purchased
two lot, and q house at w IVES, Nine
tcenlh stree, from the National Trust
and Investment company The houv
will be used a, parsonage iur the
pastor. Re, lpuk Roach The com
,llcrtiHn /, Nuu
The parsonage =. located next ,o iht
yhnr,h a, ptc.u, hu, T. e. Ih,mr
president Vt thr board ut trustee. u,
the church said thl, morning ,ha, ,t
was planned ,o tear down ihr pat,on
axe and build am addition iu M, ,mrtt
AZ ,umc mur, late M Roach viii
mp'e into his new home 900 a few
week,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30
Denver Society
Woman Acquitted
In Murder Case

DENVER. Col March W Mr.
Stella Newton Moore smith. wealthy
society women, va, found not guilty oi
her husband. John Lawrence
smith, hy a Jury here th,, afternoon
The 'uN was on, only nine minutes.
one hallu, was taken
smith was slam 90 January ~ last
M, wiic maintained she va, forced 20
Nll rm following a nigh, OF torture
that eliminated IN threat, hy Smith 'o
Kill Mildred Mrs Smith, - ycat.oli
daughter. b, former marriage Smith
formerly va, a chauffeur employed b,
Mr., smith, father Fred Brt,0n nr'
'un whose home va, m Chicago. made
a fortune u lrNas on
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30
INDIANA JUDGE
DIES IN PRISON

llNNlNWORlU. Kan March go
Eh n k,dman. unr oi the men CON
Nl,'rl in connection with the alleged
election conspiracy az lcrrc llau'c.
Ind died here early ioia, in the irl
rll prmiJntAtN where Ne was serving
a itcNcat sentence Ne FORMERLY wa,
circuit Judge ol The Indiana ri,, IN
tr,uml grippe was given hy prison am
'hnuuet as 'hr cause ~ death NJ
kciwau was received al ths prison ,n
Aptd lqlt Nuh bon N Rohsrt, i,r
m,r lutc llauie ma,ot. and others
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30
POLES MUST JOIN
GERMAN ARMIES

COPENHAGEN. March 30 - Conn
rulSory recruiting Tor the Polish army
!, evidently ahou, Io be- introduced I'M
the new Kingdom %, Poland Instead ui
the voluntary system which ha, >n far
produced only few hundred fc,mi,
Two arm, corps were fixed a, the min
imum hy \u,lro German calculation,
when the Kingdom was established N,.
curlug ,o Warsaw dNparrhr, ,o the
German paper, sort ui national con
,ou'uu ,on,okcd p, the Polish conn
cll oi state ha, adopted a resolution
calling iot the organization oi the Pol
ish army
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30
HOG PRICES here
CLIMB TO S14.S0

MI record, Tor high price, n th.
Oklahoma city hog market were hrok
en- ,hl, morning whsn live pork value
on the open market climbed 90 sli SD
ON ihO head supply Bmrg va,
active and steady and the general al
vance here va, from Is cent, io 10
cent, over Yesterdays quotation,
Price, no the local market have been
climbing ,hghu, lnr the past lew day.
hat the increased buying toliruc, ,u
dly caused the h,g lump
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30
Physician, viii Help

ih. physicians oi Oklahoma City an.
going 'H lil ln recruiting a medical tc
serve i.f ihe United state, army and
navy POO case ot war with German, A
,.mmuy, .i which Z n Buxton 4,
chairman has been iofmed 10 act a, an
advisory and examining committee n
assist IN young medical men Who wish
in enter the reserve II IL believed that
a number u' recruit, Tor the medical
receive can be secured In Oklahoms
liN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30
First Texas Woman
Is Convicted Of
Killing Husband

NACOGDOCHES, Texas, March 80
MIR, john Boo'cr on trial here
charged with killing her husband. va,
found guilty hy the lu'y today and her
punishment fixed al ,lN year, IN th,
penltcn,iar, The case wen, to the
jury las, night and the verdict was rc
turned at . 70 TIM, morning Cour, ~
fiCials are unable 10 recall previous
instance IN IcNa, where a woman wa,
convicted m q killing case Buo,cr va.
found dead IN M, home with M, skull
crushed the night OF lmc y. l9ln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30

CHICAGO, III, March 30.-McMillan Wedell Of
Hinsdale a suburb has been accepted as recruit
to the government aero service after having been
refused earlier IN the week Wedel who is an
experienced aviator, tred to enlist on Wednesday
but vas found to weigh only l42 SIX pounds under
the weight required for the service. Yesterday
he was accepted, having brought his weight mp to
the required l4S pounds by eating very heavy meals
the meals being made up of many eggs and large
quantities OF other toodstutfs, together with much
water
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30
Judge Raises Price
of Hens to SIS Each

1upGl LEE m ,h, on court
this morning raised 'hc price
" olhcn, ,o S. each fri the,
were Just 'hc COMMON nrtrar
harulatl species. noe ui lnrr
hlnod,d stock
Ms " VI Mckee NJ Jarrul
llill missed four hen, from hr.
poultry house She, identified two
~ them in a coop a. , grocer, store
The erostrmau said he had bought
them from 4 4 Lowe ni CAPITOL
Nill
Love vas arrested and charged
With theft Ne was fnsi $40 and
Il .H,t. wa, added
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30
Mhllow 10 Have Me.linr

NMu patriotic massmccung 10 pledge
support uA LOYALTY ,o rrc,idcn, VII.
Som n whatever step 3, necessary IN tho
present International Dflsi, will b, held
OF NARROW sunday afternoon. according
Co. lw Wade. democratic national
.mmtr,mu who /, IN Oklahoma
iI' uls.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30
SUITS APPEALS
FOR PASSAGE OF
SCHOOL BONDS
Conditions DepIorablc; More
Room Needed, He Says,


Vror'c who were A, first annosrl =.
,b, ,..,,,., ., ..l,.,i.t..l. ..l ..t.
W. '''''..' ''''.'' ''' N'..
'.''' against mem 900 'he last election
held arc changing their view, after
learning oi Nm, ,rovA,d condition u,
r. ..t..t ..I ..,...,. ,....
49,. ~, ''''" WIZ +,
' ''' ,'''' ''' n'h' issue rs passed.
neat tuesday Nmons those who are
n"" 200 ,!'"' ~ 'Nc bond issue is Fred
'"''' ne ''' tins morning
COMMITTEE ioi Bonds.
y '''NN'''r "' 'M,N tour hn''nc'
W'il i'N''''n''nH 'N'I,c d'll''enl of.
t'O''N'l'. unanimously 'E'r'd mat
'n' ,i"W'r' ,"nNln'n. m onr schools
arc 10 '' ''N''''l. NJ a.,ilrI mat a
p.Ou issue ' a. I,'N SWIM" va,
,''''''' y. ',' @ ."Nv',,, N,,'.,., ''''n were ''
w. Ii, 'I.','''l ,''' N'''',' was necessary
.. ~, u''., "'',''''''' '... wv 'I'N''n was as
" ',. '', "',..... i.. ,., r...
~ ',,''' ss.,n...,," ', ..," ''',' u" q
.,,,.l ,." ...'. W. ,,'. N"',n N me-
,..i ., "'' ,,.'l,,. a., ,.'' 'I@'.,l. @ @.,'..''UI
a,,.li .... . .., ..'.. '.s.'' ,.''l' lnc,'l''
,, T,,, ,,,., Wy, ,,, A., " ,,, J,.",",..'',.
", ', ,.. u''',,'.' , m ",.i ~, wv, ,N,l'' .,',
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30

Chicago Hog Prices Soa, Again Today
CHICAGO. lN March w lmg
pr,,c, a. lhr I..Nar1, wIa. N,u,
soaring tu higher aluwi, Lighter
receipt, than expected SEN, 'Nr general
market un Is 'o 1 cent, M, 'un price
was $3.50 lur choice heavy hog. -.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30

WASHINGTON, March 50.--As
the cabinet met today with Presl-
dent Wilson for the last time before
the assembling OF congress MONDAY
the concensus OF opinion was that
the United States was about to ac-
lively enter into war with Germany.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30
Fair Tonight Is
Weather Forecast

LOCAL roREChsr-ralr weather 10
nluht ana Saturday somewhat colder
saturday
STATE FORECAST ronluht taif.
colder IN extreme northwest portion sat
urday generally fair and colder
KANSAS Iprth cloud, aud colder
WEST rENAS lnif. colder Nm ppn.
f...t.tt. '
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30
Fifty Thousand National Gumdsmen
Are Now Enrolled In Federal Service

o aur nations
b drpatmc orders No the all
mad by pat beua Sc Ito pOip protection
o u fuc@ in several
o % h
I h y for pd pe e work
Tny n Forty seventh o nanty New
and
nia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30
WILSON COMPLETES PLANS


w.cu,NcroN ~, ,, a,
d, npi.. .,i.. 'u ~, o'1 wa ,n - a..
."e 'SV'ne' ti,', ,'e' | .ouay WV" " 1 'ts'-
ue"' y" ',,,. 'lSun 'o' ,"e l. la'' '''iv uelo,'
,'e Wv, asse"Iu.,'h 'H'h y, .onh'' 'S' "o"uay' .
,ne Wv, ,,.'s yon.ehSSs s, VI oP,n'on was '"a'
n' o"''.u o'a''s N's apon' ~ w AZ
"'e'S e"''' '"'o wal VIII" "'' many.
u.,.tun.,.,,, ,, ., r,
" NNlll.'' w Na''' '"',
~. Wo'P! =. t|'''|""', =" '"' ".u,.
W '.," u @S,'''''''' "'' N'''''''' ~ way
,'l''c "l"N w ~ u'',,' ''ail "'I". ''
'''"' ''s 'r'''..' " "-''O' "Nl.
were mace u' h' u',''', "'', '"''N'
."..'i ""'" ua','p .',N wa, ..''.''
~. n.,,, ,rd. moan. ...,,,,,,,,,,.',,,. ~,
,,ruclcd TO repor, democratic commit
tee selections dircc,ly 10 rhe house
An no,,v r,,u;n,,od
,...
lhis later provision wa eil'n''.a'e 'ne
uNu"' uelaS oi submitting 'h' >''','''N>
10 "'''het caucus ana ""' U'"'' l''
~, interest n' saving u'ne
ite''Henl wilson mo-" mas h''''' u''N
tc,oh''o'h'auou, "' MS p''n,'p"' '%''-
net ADVISORS ana III q general way mas
he"t' 'hs 'ehu'neh' "i ne country.
Sentiment OF country
Ihc rreponderancc ol opw"u tot.
Waraca 10 the White House rs for q
declaration that state OF war exists
between the United States and 'c'-
many
Mr. Clark o, confident oi election
y,l. r.. ,rr,.,,,.r T., hum ,.ll, and q,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30

These passengers also report 'hr q
reign OF terror ha, prevailed ior .c,-
crsl weeks in the oil ucld, near Nua
tl,lan and +, said 10 hc the result 10. 'hc
German influence, The ori field, he
between territory occupied hy Carrana
troop, on one side and the forces o'
Zapata on the other side
Buckingham and Banncrman were
killed following a demand hy the band
it. for $500 and their discovery thit
the ,aie contained only Sl.}OO Buck.
ineham had been IN Mexico for twenty
SIX year,
Girls Hands Cut or
The no>, day. SAYS the report, the
bandit, went UP The river a tcN mile,
and KILLED Mexican farmer hl, vie
and father and ,ut of the hand, oi ,be
farmers, wo little glrl,
Operations, n the oll camps have
ceased since March and there +, lur
prospect o' resumption The men vino
brought the story 10 Galveston ,al1
their friend, ru Mexico would Doe Killed
II their name, were revealed
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-04

airiapainOt5iti otetaon mos
foan Mutation firiapoinosio, tp0 teb-
bddn iiistid, maffut fobhurIiiet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-04

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fammttft1tila.
p. Sopcliilflen firfosia flo 10 c.
PIP. ia ieiirafurman mitoiif. jrmalan-
palip. pGGtpttpG. SGmG ipuoiifofous
iGi pitGmGttG Sopaninp. buonon il.
man tGboen.
II p. perjant. Yaooocfisia 90. So
cobIonin Iltona flo 8 i'm.
Is p. 2asten ppbGfoulu Habooifin
firfosia alfoen flo 9 jpp. HppoetGan
lasten ia apanbempainfin laapiimaan
tGbGn alfdiais foitliuin.
ID b. @eo GpeIlo flo 10 cpp. s. p.
eft. fansia.
ID p. Ha6oocfisia flo 3 jpp. Sirma.
lamp. jGlfeeen ieuraf. wGliaifoinen
fofous, ~feiGfouIin jGrjestGmistG mar
ten.
90 y. 2~ebtijGrtpeIl6 8. &otfan mo-
ma fIo s iM.
81 y. 9ebtiidrpen firfosio flo 10
epp. Observation-Disclosures idIfeen fc-
idfoulufomiteon fofons.
81 y. Sdcob M5oiiion ipiioro OH bo-
fea Yarf Hapitiin uiemoltd.
90 y. Q nelImanisia flo 10 epp. ia
iltaieuroista ioiuitoom iielIG. Ibr.
W1ffilGn tpi,oro OH fppoitd oiemolle.
Sitbo Saafana.
Tdcf. 80 Nep yorf Mius, @inn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-04

tuntien iotfa otpat pitemmdn ojan
olleet papittomia, Hence suaifeoa tot
taa iddnn0Miieen papinpalfon quo.
ritufie cen. dustin niibenfGGn ieura-
frntien poppien tariuitiee palfatta toi.
mia, iosfin tarmoffiiutta bciltd mao
oittaneefin ieurafuntiam id%GnnoIIi-
liieen mafiuun tottitaesiaan. Sieten-
fGdn emne tarmoffimoella tarfoito
iitG. mif6 ilmence rp0stdmiiesiG. sos
oman mifolpuuocn auiofii ielIaiien
ieurofunnan iGttGG papittomafii, moi
iiitd olIa ieilraufiena fe, ett1 ieura-
finta lu~terilaiiena iuomenfieliienG
i%eurnfuntana fllolee, mi9in iuuntaan
febitps nGpttGG ielpGsti niisia f6p-
pGnfin. Soimomte iiis, ettG rip.
pumattomasia oiemasia plepia mie-
bid ilmaantuu, Snferiin ielIaistenfin
ieurafuntain maralle toimiafieen eoes
jonfin aifaa ubatuisiar pa%ifoisia.
&enties fifteen JOHN toinen ast,i,i ba.
men fiiaania partiopaifalle.
Sofa Snferiin tulee, ie jobtuu
Suomesia toimimien mirfapeliienia
iilmisiG buonoon maloon. &atiotaan
ettd iinne menemGt main ne, joina
Ell ole Sitomesia toimeentiilonmabool-
Iiiuiltta. Sabi jos Snferiin menon
ippnG ei Gsfenmainiftlia pibetG, min
iotafin muuita pbtG iuuresia
mdGrGsiG funnialle fdppGd. @Iitta
iofa oitpaltaa beimtolaisten fesfiiit-
oesia iloritetun tpon tGrfepoen, ban
eli anna tuollaiien maineen pi6GttGG
itieadn fiitiumlifiestaan. Gimme NAL.
ia ona uuoelleen bnomauttamntta,
ettd fpipmps ei ole elinajafii trfa.
lin oloibin iitoutrmiiesta. &linpa
main pappi mlllitamana alfuiu,ote.
ueen ubrautuiii beimonia bDwGfii.
Sitten motif metGptpd Suomeen to-
faiiin tai Snferin pnrempiin paiffoi-
bin iiirtpG, jos i%ellaincn on tariolla.
llbraus 10 iinGiuiG tuo mllfonaan IL
iGiien palffanla. SGmdn liidfii toi.
miminen Min eriloiiisia oloisia, FUN
Snferin oapat Suomen oloibin mer.
rottiiina, laajentaa fatietta, ia iilld-
fin OH erifoinen armonia. sos Suo-
men papit ionfin Dian t%oimiwuoiis-
taan fGpttGiihpGt Snferin bpfpGfii
fulfil pbteps iitomalaistcn ia inferi-
lGisten apGlillG ldbeiiemmGffi ia fin
%tedmmdfii. SGaa ieifaIla iaattoiii
ollo iuurifin merfitps.
SnfcriIdinen pappi.
"|..|
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-04

LASTEN YSTxvxxN
aijotut kirjeet on Khetettava
~osotteella: Rev. J. Hirvi, Ely,
MINI. Mutta tilaukset on lxhs-
tettxva: Lasten Ystsvs, LBoz
IS, Ironwood, Michigan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-04
S'malanpalpelnfiia ia bartansbetfia
tammifmmIla 10. 1917.

SnmalanpaliueInfiia ia bartansbetfia
tammifnnlla III. 1917.
Mstabnla S~arborisia, ..
Up. $. p. ebt. fansia ITO 10 ap. ia
flo Z iu.
10 p. flo 100 in.
1S p. flo 100 in.
q p. flo 10 ap. ia flo Z in.
Jairport Sarborisia, ..
II p. flo 7.3O in.
IL p. flo 100 im.
ID p. s. p. fansia flo 10 ap. ia
flo Z iIl.
25 b. flo 7.3O in.
26 p. 7.30 iII.
20 p. flo 10 dip. ia flo Z ill.
8. @. 8ilen,
Al Itlantic It.
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To 7.SO III.
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