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Evening star., 1918-12-27
WORLD ORGANIZATION
FOR u. S. SHIPPING BOARD
Centers of Chain of Offices to Be in
London. Paris and Rome, Mr..
Hurley Says.

PARIS. December 20 tby the AS
sociated Press> THE United Sta tes
Shipping Board has decided to create
a permanent world organizat ton for
the purpose of handling the govern
ment's trade fleet with the greatest
effectiveness.
We Will open at once Offices in
London, Paris and Rome said Ed
ward n Hurley, chairman of the
board, today.
From these centers." Mr.. Hurley
continued. will be directed ten or
twelve other offices. such as in Shang-
hal Yokohama and Bombay. in the
cast: Genoa, i'll Italy; Buenos Aires,
Valparaiso and Rio Janelro. in South
America, and at Rotterdam and
Antwerp Take, for example. vessels
France. 1t is of the greatest i'm
portance that we have a quick turn
around. 1t may be of advantage to
reroute a vessel on this side to India
or to South Africa.
"The London. Paris or Antwerp Of
fees would have precise information
and be able to consign ship with
out delay for its most efficient use.
The subordinate centerS are essential
properly to direct our national fleet.
They will be managed by practical
shipping men who will be assigned
to their posts from the United States.
There will be no interference with
the War Departments handling of
ships The service of supply has
really done it's work admirably and
we shall not have any changes to
make in that. Our business will be
with the trade fleet"
Director General Rossiter has re-
ceived instructions to proceed at
once to put the plan into effect. The
French, Belgian and Italian govern
ments. it is understood. will welcome
representatives in their capitals. with
whom they can deal direct.
Evening star., 1918-12-27
cAuthor Of Sudden /i,p'' "1Ae Sonrce'

"PI leave him to save your lives, then" said
the|captain. ''But be gentle with him. He is not
long out of the hospital.','
'.Ah, blessf," exclaimed MademoiselleR Rach-
el. "You are going home to recover from your
wound?"
sIt was hardly worth calling wound, Mad
f Wound naa 70
ion hadn't been hurt enough to deserve one"
'It must have been more than scratch to
compel you to 60 home to America" said
Mademoiselle Renee, her eyes studying the
Majors face intently as tho striving to read the
slightest message conveyed by its expression.
Evening star., 1918-12-27

dispute. As her companion in the plot, mine
vii! be the same She Is genuine, Majestdt.
She shall never suspect me. We shall be together
always. She is beautiful and will be of assist
snce. Americans, Meiss:dt, are said to be sus-
ceptible TO beauty"
"And them"
The rest will be easy. # the impossible occurs
and suspicion arises, / shall throw it upon my
companion shall borrow her identity. How
will she prove it? It will not be myself who is
suspected OF spying, Majesadt."
1.-THE plan is good said the Kaiser. 1T has
my APPROVAL
Evening star., 1918-12-27
One Real Meal a Week.

when j get my weekly allowance
of fifty ErammeS of butter said one
woman in discussing the food ques-
ton. 81 spread it all ON one slice of
bread. SO as to have one real meal
every week.
1t is the normal state of every Ger
man. at least in the greater cities. to
be continuously hungry. A keen po
litical observer said to the Associated
Press:
IF / had $4,000 tons of fat I could
everlastingly squelch bolShevism in
Germany and if I had some con-
densed milk. too. / could set up almost
any kind of government except the
one we used to have.
1t is not only that food is So dear
as to he out of reach of the poorer
classes almost completely, but all ar
ticleS of clothing are correSpondingly
dear. The correspondent was offered
500 marks for an overcoat which was
purchased in Berlin in 1915 for IT'S
marks.
Evening star., 1918-12-27
TERR|FY|NGPR|CES
KEEP HUNS HUNGRY
Crafty Dealers Who Profit by
Secret Sales Find Sup
ply Reduced.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Wednesday, December 25.
The Germans, particularly those
living in the larger cities, are today
having lean fare for their Christmas
dinners.
SO much has been said about the
food situation that it is understand
able if there is an impression in some
quarters that the situation has been
exaggerated. Here, however, there is
one excellent barometer of the situa
tion-namely, "schlechthandel." as
illegitimate trafficking in foodstuffs
is termed, and this is beginning to
diminish markedly.
A month ago it was possible to buy
butter, sausages and some other ar
ticles from these surreptitous deal
crS at high prices. During the last
fortnight. however. it has become in
creasingly difficult to find these
things. and even the best "connec-
tionS and sources" are now unable to
produce more than occasional small
portions at greatly increased prices.
Costly Ham and Eggs.
When the crafty dealers in this
business cannot longer secure ar
t1cleS. tnere can nardiy be a DOUBT
that it is because they do not exist
Wealthy people, it is true, can still
obtain limited quantities of what
used to be considered neceSSaries,
but are now considered luXuries,
though at terrifying prices. In one
particular case man In Berlin
paid $40 marks for d ham, the eggs
to go with it costing three marks
apiece. y dinner recently purchased
at an Inter den Linden restaurant,
consisting of thin soup. fish. meat
and a baked apple. cost 62 marks.
Coffee would have cost 3 marks addi
tional.
What such prices mean can best be
realized when it is considered that the
highest daily wage of a skilled Ger
man mechanic rarely reaches 20
marks.
Those in the poorer walks of life
all declare that it is absolutely i'm
possible to keep body and soul to-
gether on the rations distributed on
food cards. The correspondent can de-
clare on personal knowledge that 1T
was impossible even in the winter of
1861 to exist on the official rations
in other words nearly every one was
compelled to resort to "schlechthan-
del
Another factor in the food situation
is the lack of fat. Even after such
a meal as cost e. marks one becomes
hungry. even raVenouSly hungry,
within two or three hours.
Evening star., 1918-12-27

from impure blood, the Dlscovery
is the only medicine sold that does
what it promises.
Scrofula in all its various forms,
Eczema, letter. Salt-rheum, Ery-
sipelas, Boils, Carbuncles, Enlarged
Glands and Swellings, and every
kindred ailment, are benefited and
cured by it.
Cut this ont and mail to us with
the name of the paper-we will mail
YOU free a medical treatise on
above diseases. Address DR..
Pierce's Invalids,, Hotel, Buffalo.
N. Y.
Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets rexu-
lafe and invigorafe stomach, liver
and bowels. SugArcoated, tiny
xranules, easy to take - candy.
Evening star., 1918-12-27
Jenny AFRAID OF LOVE,
AFRAID OF LIFE
YOUR SOLDIER SON
IN PARIS

How is he spending his leisure hours? /?
Every mother is asking herself that ques-
ton. Anna Steese Richardson, who has been
quartered with the A. E. F. in France, has writ
ten an authoritative message, Don't Worry
About Your Soldier Boy" which should prove
comfort to every anxious woman.
ADORABLY FUNNY NEW YEARS
A whole page of cards to be cut out and
mailed to dozen friends. They'll save your
buying cards. And another page of colorful cut
outs for delightful War Savings Stamp Party.
What happy times they'll give the kiddiesl
Evening star., 1918-12-27
The greatest
mystery story
Of the year
ADVERTISEMENT.

THATS what "Wrapped in Silk"
i is! Read the thrilling opening chap
tiers presented on this page-part of the
first installment of Clarence Budington
Kelland's tantalizing spy story which
begins in this January issue. From be-
ginning to end it will keep you breath
less with suspense.
MajorLand of the U. S. Army has been
struck dastardly blow and the precious
packet filched from his inert body.
But who struck the blow? Which g.
the two lovely girls who soarded the
Puritania under such spectacular cir
cumstances played the leading role in
the edark drama tha. hight on ship-board?
Which was 1ha woman spy?
The novel is completed in three issues
not novelette,, not a so-ca11ed "long
Short story, but regular $1.50 book
in just three issues.
Evening star., 1918-12-27
BABIES OR PAY ENVELOPES
MUST WOMEN CHOOSE d?

Women by the thousands are answering
industry's call to come out of the home and
into the worlds workshops. How will they
choose? Can they have both pay envelopes
and babies? Do they want both?
In vigorous, timely articles, Mabel Potter
Daggett and Helen Ring Robinson, two of our
foremost writers, thresh out this burning ques-
ton. Which do you think is right?
Evening star., 1918-12-27

.o,
oh, he said easily, it Is not my wound that
AN, salo nacnel' = :, mission' out ain
1naiscreee 70 menuon ~:
mlsslon' IN, Io tnueea: naxe 2Esl Iail ~
france year. de Helo up nis arm 4tssnsp.ay
tne TWO goloen service cnevIons' eaGn eaG repre-
seneng sl1 monsns spent overseas. WOW Nov asa4 sm
being sent home to teach our new army what
nave iesfneo'
,...
AM was suncomo!I:ply o cIHsc'ous I: snas Il pyen
new 4I casuany . VI ah ILL ~
ssans ne ne.4 sne ba .nie 14on ~ oa Sat
were Trying 70 pry lnsioe 1t MS m,no % TO see "nat
was .aeIe-aor some S uissftoa t pvspose t +hs ~
LID, anu nc .LtT ~ atu. onG ~ ,,sn sne
% au,Jhy' ~ % ~ and - hr,saf
sneo, ana ne ~ se 4st ~ anu n,d a. ~ nt ~
Lano oiy ISeISs was shas ne eouiI =. iioS siS eo
~ ~ ~ III ~. 4e ,,o,. ho.1,4;t
tossio9 " say "eH was .II LUZ nt ...a
s Ne gHaa a. G t1lu ,,aa aae,, ,,,,.;, h
~ Sa Ieu re es ;s+rh;ra hut
oss41,s d;st,h;I NJ s,ora ,aa co,IJ
Pasan..y as osCu s. lsshio. ~ 49, 10. L;., 49,.
wb;ch ~ TO hesutif,l women was The iovelier
~ = VI IVY sSn'1ds,s si;ahtin W Tnno 49,
-, sh;nbeerd To-, she.d of bin, in Which fo
ooI,,a 0I = '"S "Ae"" ~ AAAD' - W
mT ~ -, ,,,.~.a,.ae, 5, .,,or.,+Ad I,.hol .nd
a+Is ~ ~, ~ .rcssst of +he decL sea
sus s~e;, . cS.4t;n9 saI With and the envv nf
eus,u ,nan ahoard esIt i wonderfnl feejiny tn
Sseby d man 20. a,a frone al tSoa she 1
". IL ~ Ld ta,,a.J I 49,, ,,eer,, GU
Tavea o ner nIna m tbo oSea froI
.Gp' ~ t,,os na Iav a.,s"s;aa "ayy t.o..
;"a pa.s an anu Va, au 30, 81 tha
syt @ ao,,nt-, O ;s eate vnro ,,,
ieen1s VI .na. IVY ~ soun.ry - so'eH W. op
Dy 1ernan sples. aney af1 evsry W. mness' ao.e'i
are h y nnd zc @ ~ w es I freeI and
~ NC IL. ,ao tan mefe pnI a,, etshad ~nI
49, avS ,laJi" mn"o' Ae"'' ""N'
watched!
-1o11pe h.. ,,oo, d,..df,,, .xn..;.,.." I"
VJS ,a;S iSe .oLe.1, o"oAu1 e~peA AeAse'
Lazy Tt Sau ;a,t son se ts-,;t,e n d;e ..;d ns..
d.,o;.o,1e Panse sm ~,th straobt i;ns b,t ~ e
te1ad ta vo,,r de,th Min hv ss' a snv 'U' " ''
'o.G w yo9i uuasn - ny t f,a, +,,.,, ,,.,.
a,aao we are ss;d nT' Th Gn Gersn secrat
Evening star., 1918-12-27
BANISHE ED-pimples, blotcl

>SS SA|kNASSs
sores. humors and
eruptions, by Dr..
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery.
For a poor complex
ion, and for the poor
blood that causes it,
this is the best of ali
known remedies.
In every disease or
disorder of the skin
or scalp, in every
trouble that comes
Evening star., 1918-12-27

Guests of Queen Alexandra of Eng
land are always shown the famous
treasure room. where are displayed
the n-million-dollar array of gold
and silver and other works of art pre-
sented to the late King Edward VII.
Evening star., 1918-12-27
Other arreSting
features in the
January issue
THOSE EIGHTEEN GIRLS
FROM SMITH

Hon. they met the German d,ipe
Reconstruction. The great problem of put
ting the world on its feet again. Read Hazel
Deyo Bachelors inspiring account of how
a valiant unit of college girls in France, is
staunchly rebuilding the little village the Huns
repeatedly tore down.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
F. aeplottelma Snbiunnicn inaruilla.

8asbington. = Snbiaanien bp-
mGfii mponnettpd rabaeriiG fosfe-
nan Iafiebootufien pbtepoesid bp-
pGfipttiin mposfin ienaattori &el :
loggin tefenl6 liidebootus, ionfa mn
fuon Gbippetpa inoianien bDipdfii
mponnettp raba alennetaan $4,000
ooIlarista 175,000 oollariin. wtai-
nittu iuntma mponnetaan puoiit'
tain inoiaanien tpolistumiien ia "ii'
ipist6ntiien" bpipufii. Snoiaanien
puolesta louiiittiin lafiebootnsta
f6iiteltdesIG, ettG noista beiodn b.
pdfieen luoipntettista paroiSta OH
alma laittomasti fGptettp pirfanies-
TEN palffoibih ioten be eiipdt ole
Iooneet fGptett1ipdfjeen eoes iitd
niuftao ilinrir1an, minf1 bollitns
beio6n oipustomiiefieen tapaa luo.
iputtaa. Sdnldn ioboosto on inoi.
aanien aiioa fdiitteIeipd ienaatin To-
miitea pddot1npt pitid iiiulrnan en-.
tiieuddn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
glimGGrGistG istmntoa obotetaan.

ct. Ball, Minn. -&upernOori
9nrnquist ei ole ipielafddn ilnotta-
nut mit1Gn tparmenrpaa len lairtlaa
tiiofunnon plinl6Grdiien istunnon
iiibteen, ionfa banen oootetaan flt-
iitpan foolle aiipan lubeilesiG tltle-
ipaiiuroesia. 8nrnqitist palali per
iontaina @asbinetonista, iosia b1n
oil nelfpottelusia iiieioen ntuioen
maltioioen flnpernoorien fansia.
2ainloatiiafunnan plin1dGrdiien
istunnon tarfotiifiena ianotaan ole.
man laatia rtitittoflia tpaltion ipaa.
lilofeibin ioioen uufaan Daltion
roiain nlfopuolella 5ariotiifiisia o.
leipat iotilaat iaiiiipat ottaa oiaa
paltiosia pioetpibin maaleibin pos
tin faittta. sos ntitita buomotto.
Dimpio aiioita on olemasia Min
niit6 Ell ole pield paGstettp iulfiilrt-
teen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
&atniuanunaietnsta ei iaatn Dleis'
GGnestbfielle

ct. Yaitl, Weinn. = ct. Boulin
ioiioIistit eiip1t iooneetfoan faiipnn'
gin aiiifasten pIeisGGnestpfielle nal
tiiuston biliattain laattrnaa fatit.
maliniliifennettG fosfefpaa aietltsta.
gleis11nestpsanomufiiin of ferdttp
pbteeni6 3,54s d6nestditn oIlefirio-
tiifiet. iofa of palion enemmdn fnl
tarpeeIIinen mG6r6 61nestpfien al
faoniaamiiefii, ntiitta faitplirgin fir
iitri, tarfastaesiaon aIIefirioititfiien
felmoIliiitittto forii mist pois 1887
ioten feIipolIiiio allefirioitiifiia iii
anamitfiiin main 2,2t2. Siriiiri
p1ittGG niioen ei oIleen tGpiin oifeil
tettuja ianestGiiG, ioioen ninet ban
forii pois anomufiisto. glllefirioi-
tiifiio cliii pitGnpt oIIo pbteeni1
2,476 moimasin oIelpan faiiprngin
lain nufoon, iofo m66r61 ett1 al.
lefirioitufiia tiilee oIIo ,p1biut6in
s proienttio fiitd ddnimdGrstd, jofo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11

pelun eraan mieben fansia, iosta
oil ieuralltfena, ettG 5oritrom ia.
apattiin wiinleiiid bengenpetoia ipe.
iiim1siG Sanotim iaban poipabti
oil flnillilt beioGn riiteletpGn, miltta
aicettomana ollen ei usfaltanut men
ma apultn paan meni telefoonaa-
maan poliilia. Gnncnfuin poliiii
ioltlti paifalle, oil Soritr0m 10 min
bciffo, cttei poliiii mpinlt iaaoo bi-
nelti r1itdGn tietoa nturbaajaSta.
slinoa ionfa ban ianoi poliilille oil
"anttafaa". S1ntG OF reipittp
puilfolla p1abGn ia furffuun min
pabasti. ettd fliolena ieuraii l6GtG-
rin ponnistufiista 5uolimattu mel.
fein beti lGGf1rin iaaiputtua paifal-
le. Whlrbaaiasta ei ole ipielG tietoa
iilii ban ferfeii pofenemuan ennen-
fnin poliiii inapui paifalle.
Wepobemmin iaapuneisia englan-
ninfieliiisiu leboisiG ilmotetaan, et-
I'd mlirbauia, er1s Sranf Yolan on
pongittr glberoeenisis. 9alintin
iperifoirat olilpat pGGsieet nurboa-
jan jGlille. = Soritron oil palpel-
int 9onfaiien liiffeeslG Soqilianlis-
ia. Gpipnpfiesid lienee rpostonlur-
ba, ianoapat englnnninfieliiet leboet,
fosfa Soritronlin plti ei lopoettD
palffaraboia, iotfa oil mafiettit ia-
mana iltana. Sranf Bolan on me-
rilnies, jonfa tiebetGGn bariottaneen
miinan lalafnlietnsta. = Solp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
SarffilaiIet etemeiuat.

&pnstantinopoIista 9ontoon faitt
ia tiiileet tiebot fertoipot, ettG turf.
filoiiet opat eoenneet laniosia rin-
tamosia taiseluoliieellaon Ganca'
iei[la. Melfein fofo Curtin glrme-
MIA on puboisettl tpen6ldiiistd. 9ln-
faroita taistelitito on fGptp ioisia
titrffiloiiet otpot pGasieet moitolle.
IaitGGn iiiurempio tuisteluita ei
ole topobtlunitt StaIian rintomoIlo.
Spfintotoisteluito on oIlut fGpnnis.
ii Eiaipen leibuIlo, ntiitto nit66n
rotfoiiepoa otteliia Ell ole tapobtii.
nut. 0aifesta pddttden on fitiria
taisteIitita oootettofpisio IGbeiiesi1
tiiIetpoiiiiiioesio. SuIeapten taiste-
liiioen tpornlta porustou6utoon mo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
Sarmarit pernstaneet. puliittilen
liitpn

Wilipalfee, isis. - 8isconiinin
mnanipilieliiGin eoistpsliitto (g8is.
coniin Sarmer's 8rogresiipe Sea-
qire), ionfa tarfoititfiena tllee OLE
maan poliittinen toiirtinta, perus.
tettiin t6GllG periantai iltana Dal-
ton buonlatltintpien nlaanpiljeli-
jdin toimesta. lluii iarjesto iano-
taan perlistettalpan iellaiiista iGie.
niStG, jotfa otpat tGpoelliiesti mp0-
tGtuntoiiia tGlrlGn maan iotafannal'
le. @altiofonpentiiioni ianotaal
pioettGlp1n Weaoiionisia toufof.
pGitpGnG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
9snurnfainen tebnpt fafioismnrban.

Sinflep, isis. = Snrrp Sdpan
ion nirninen % puotias nuorlifai'
nen pani toineen fafioismllrban
tGGllG ntpobGdn periantai iltana,
antpuen eniin 10 ipuotiaan lenlnit.
tpni1 Waabel &appen ia litten itlen'
ia. WeurbendptelnlG tapabt1i faait'
f1ptGapGlla tpton fobin eo1stalla.
Wolennat olitpat olleet fGapelDnlat-
fallo, iolloin beioGn le1rasiaan oil
ollut tpton pelinlies erGrin naispuo-
lilen titttdpania fansia. glntpnnti'
fen ielitetadn iobtllneen iiita fiin
tptto oil bplGnnpt nuoren Sapanio.
min ahpioliittotarioiifle. Slpanion
oil aiepeltpollinen ia oootti fiitiua
iotapallpelufieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
Sitliroffo raiiuoaa DIiopistolla.

Weabilon, isis. = 8altion Dli.
opiston oppilaioen fesfliioesia on
pipbjenniit tuliroffo. &ititii rafen.
nusta pliopistoIla, ioisia oppilaito
aillll, on iulistettli eristpstilaan ter.
mepstpiranomaisten toimesta. Yli.
opiston iairasbuone on tapnnG mri'
ia tauteia iairastalpia potilaita. gf-
II oppilas, @baparo 6. Srrlep, on
fuollltt tuliroffoon opistolla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
s. 8. ". liitOn jaTsnia ,uansittn.

Spofone, 8nsb., poneittiin t. |.
8 b. 81 s. gB. g8. liiton jdlenta
ia wietiin beib1t poliiii olentdlle.
@oneitIentiiet toimitettiin faupln-
gin boteIleisio ia poolibaaleisld ..
m. poifoisio misid beibdn tieoettlll
fofoontlnpun. Suuri iouffo ttrIal'
Iiirlttto mposfin otettiin tofatpnrtt-
foon.
Weuinitun liiton jdienet oipat ol'
Ieet 10 pitentnl1n oian poliiiien tot
fonnon aIoiiino. Suomotitn iobto'
mics beioGn ioutosiaatt nainitaan
olleen Sobn Waonette, jonfa ipuite-
tGdn ferGnneen rabaa @bicogosia e
iillG oleiuon S. g8. IS. liittoa mas
taon nostetlin oifeusiutrn bpiputii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11

Susiif. 5 p. ipriGptettiin faiffi
mmllt oIiat Wbopspaltain ienaatisla
fpIpntpfIen iufialailista ipofoojista
ia pleenf1 epGilGnmaalliiista benti'
.IOistG trllesla eiille. &eSfnstelu
.etltp11siG foboistui S. 8. @. hit
toon. EGrlGn liiton toinintaa rnos
mittiin anfnrasti ia fosfa mainitun
Iiiton jGienid tpaStaan on nleisla
4oIisIa maata barloitettn pafiipaltaa
ifiintaalliien fanlan ainefien tobol'
ia, mietittiin feinoia iellaisten to-
palisten ebfGilerniiestd ipastalluil-
oesia. Eallainen oifenoen omlln
fGIiin ottanlinen paitfapa ritotlen
daatii len apaatiiifin, Ell ole mislaan
,fapollflesia iuotapaa ia le on laafa-
tpa raioitetufii ia rifofien alailet
benfilot laatettGpat aliannliltallen
oifeiioen tlitfittatpafii ia tionlltfa'
tpit5i-
Qesfustelun festGesid ienaattorit
@orob ia 2ooge pithpdt wtilpau-
Teen ioiialistiien ienaattorifofelaan
fantaa p1-iIGnmaalliieno ia maan'
ia f@polliista ldbentelepdnd
@iuG aifoa fun ienaatti neliapot-
teli planlainitiiista oiioista ia lrll''
nitteli lafeia mainittiDen epatop.
tain poistamifefii, fGiitteli preiioenf'
ii 8iIior &obert Graserin lpncbois
ia GallinspillesiG Sll. iuilri tal-
Ioisten ieiffoien ianoilpat fapinetln
i1isnet eiille tuoncen fipean laln-
Ioobinnon tarpeen, ettG moinitiln-
IniIet Iurfutcltdlpot topoutlet eapdt
enGGn iriIiintuili. SullitufIen on
Iniuloooinnon fnutta iaotoipa oD1at'
5et f1liini6 cpGiidmoalliiiin ia mi'
hoIlismieliiiin benfiloibin ndboen ia
ep6-il1nmaolliien toinlinnan tlifa'
huttouliiefii min tarmoftaalla to-
pollo ettd fania Ell endd tatlolll
torpeelIiiefii ottaa lufio ontlin to-
iiinIG, fltten ifdipa tplld ntalnlfa'
on tapobtilnut 10 eri oiisla naata.
Sdni l,uIi lufi-eiitps, jofa nipon-
taG bolIitufIelle nelfein rajattontan
,pollon epd.ildnmaalliien toin1innan
ti,fabuttumtiefii tullenee ptattoin
fGiittelnn olaiIetii fongresiisia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11

on -nnnettu maiurin ebooffaille eoel-
liiisiG falipunein maaleisia.
&plpnpfiesi1 oleipan aietiitlen a.
ioiapat l1pi ,paltiilistosia fatuipaii-
nitpbtiolle mpotGtintoiiet fonisiio-
merit, iotfa 5aluiiipat antaa pbtiolle
maboolliluiioen tarpeen paatiesla
riffoa fnupunein fansia tebtpd iopi'
nrllsta fatlapaliniipalapelufieen nab
0en.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
SprstaipaiiuGm p9ielma :
EdGttGjGiiet

&irffopaiip6in obielmasta mainit-
femme = nifGli IT'D ei tpiime MI.
merosiamme ielostettu - ieilraa-
paa, fosta itieat lpbpesti fofoutIes-
ia pioetpisId aIustltfiista tuleipat
leboesiGlnme loaienulin ielostetta-
mifli labeiiimmisid nltmeroisia.
&esfhpiiffona, tantn1if. 16 b. pi-
thpGt tri Toano 8irffunen ia tart.
Sc. Seionen palaiienpat alustilfiet
usfonopetiiflesta fouluisia. 60
man pdiwGn iltana of tpaifuttaipa
liturginen ilu1talunpalpelus &aIlion
firfosia, misi1 past. SeppGlii pitt
aian fristilliien tpon aienlaan lG-
beiiesti Iiittplp1n piibeen, SSoban
nefien firfon famanaifaiiesia litlr-
giiesia iltntalampalipellfiesia iaar-
naii firfontGpbeIle flnlijafltnnalle
woimaffaasti tri 8GihpGnialo. Sors.
taina pitt past. Sireniits mielenfiin'
toiien iefa fGptGnnolliiiin tebt1hpiin
|lpiittaaapon eiitelmdn: "&irfto ia
ioiiaalinen fpipnps." 8GhpenrmGll1
pitt prof. Sneman nlustuflen fir
fon ia paltion iitbteista ia tltonlio-
rom. Wtannermna alusti fesfustelun
nsfonnompapautusf tusfDipnlpfiestG. =
EdhpemrnGllu ferGttiin fatnatusIi-
tpumuflia aposta perustetrlle ieura-
tllntaliiton titletpalle tpolle;
&irffopGiapGin p1Gt6s toirnitettiin
&allion firfosia flo 6 up. Hltbeen-
jobtaja tl1onliorolp. 9ltlpinen fifth
faiffia firffopGiapien tp0n onnistu-
miieen Observation-Disclosures benfiloj1
letd fofoii mlilttantilla ionoilla pb-
teen n1itten pGitpien' j1ttGnnGt fp-
|apGt lpaifutelmat. 2ebt. &antele fit
| ii fofoifien puolesta pubeenjobtniao
| jobt. SSSSGntti pitbui lounaisiuonln-
faisten oionottuiien ia ipetllrinfulet.
taja &aitppinen tpotG tefeipien maal
liffojGienten puolesto.
Sobnnnefien firfosia pioettiin tG.
nl1n iGlfeen mielt1 plentGhpG pGGttl
iGis- ia ebtoollisiitmalanpaIpelits
Sri BietilG pitt iiiGltoriffaan lopet.
tajaisiaarnan 1 Sinl. 6: IL ioboos-
ia. &aifen fesfufiena on fesfelld
fristillistG ia firfollista tDohi ole
ma iiiGiIen SSSltntala lltbteen p1iipit'
t1inel miesfobtainen apilielentinen.
Bast. 8aoiio pitt rippipnbeen tefsti'
n1Gn &or. II: 26. &ristrfien
fuoleman olalliiuus on ainoa feino
ipntiG ia itieffppttG ipastaan iiind
pubeen pdGaiatiis. 2ebt. gtpberg
eiitti ebtoollismesiltn pbtepoesiG itr.
fuien ia lpitlun iGestpflellG ntaist.
&lemetin iGtpeltdnt6n "Oi Suntalon
&aritla." Satoibin rouii ebtoollis-
pieraitten lltfu tuona iltana. Weiel-
tGplertGhpGntpG1 loppua Ell firffo-
p6itpille oliii poinlt aiatella.
8uten mainittlt, poluuuIule firffo'
pGifpGin artpoffaiiiin eiitpfiiin npO.
benlmin iulfaiiemaIla niita ntifdli
poimme ielostitfiio niistG iaabo
Suontesta iaapuipista leboisI.