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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-15

WASHINGTON, April 15.-The
situation on the British front in Elan
ders has now reached such critical
stage, in the opinion of American
army officers, that it may frankly be
said that the next few days will rep
resent the most dangerous and acute
period of the entire war. Realization
Of the danger here is coupled with full
confidence that Sir Douglas Haig's
gallant troops, supported by the
French, will save the day.
Vital Points IN Danger.
The particular danger now is that
the Germans, unless checked, may at
tain their objective Of Hazebrouck
and Bailleul. These are vitality inn
portant railroad centers which feed
and supply British troops on Messines
ridge, and their loss would mean rem
dering the position of the British at
the latter place untenable.
This, in turn, would place Ypres at
the mercy Of the Germans, and the
loss of Ypres would very seriously
endanger the French channel ports,
now used to maintain the British, for
ces in Flanders.
Must Hold the Lines.
The remedy, and apparently the
only remedy, is for the British line
now to hold against all further Teu-
ton onslaughts which are being hurl-
ed forward with all the force and fury
of the German high command.
The appeal of Sir Douglas Haig to
his troops to die rather than retreat
is prompted by the knowledge of the
British commander that further re-
treat threatens the most disastrous
consequences.
In other words, there can be no fur
ther retreat, and American officers
re-echo this slogan by stating fatty
that there will be no further retreat.
Yesterdays latest dispatches,
though meagre, encouraged army men
here in the belief that the tide is now
turning. The British resistance is re-
ported to have preceptibly stiffened,
and it Is known here that French re-
inforcements have arrived.
Explain to Senators.
Mai. Gen. Peyton C. March and of
ficers of the general staff went over
the latest aspects Of the situation yes
terday for the benefit of the Senate
military affairs committee. They de-
picted the situation as very grave,
but were confident of the ability of
Sir Douglas Haig's troops to rise to
the supreme occasion.
These general staff officers do not
expect to see the counter attack on |
large scale in Flanders, but believe
that the arrival Of French reinforce
ments win, for the present at least,
result in holding the line against fur
ther German advances.
Difficulties Foch Faces.
When and how the counter attack
of Gen. Foch viii come, is matter
about which nothing definite is known
here. When it does come, it is expect
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-15
"Send More Airplanes, For Gods Sake

AN ATLANTIC PORT April 15"Send airpancs sake
more anes was the plea of Major Gordon Howe Royal Flying
Corps who arrived here The initial of the
almost entirely to the nemy mastery the air. declared
When our amen got the hand Hndenbu
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-15
British Must Hold
Present Lines to
Save the Day
VITAL, SAYS GEN. MARCH
General Staff Is Optimistic
That Will Succeed.
VITAL, SAYS GEN. MARCH

Counter Attack on Large Scale Not
Now Expected in Washington.
Troops Being Speeded Abroad Far
Faster Than Expected-Reports
Meantime Show That Americans
Have Proved Ability at Toul--In
Battle Lines Now Soon After Ar
rival--Naval Drive Now Expected.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-15
GERMANS CONTINUE ATTACKS ON AMERICANS

AMERICAN ARMIES IN FRANCE April 15-Germans are
continuing their attacks the American outpost sector north
west OF Tou The attacks sequel to violent assaults in this
sector Saturday in which the enemy attempted to capture
American advanced positions Nineteen more Germans have
been captured in raids by the French and American troops
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-15
FULL STRATEGIC PLAN HAS NOT BEEN ACCOMPLISHED

AMSTERDAM, April 15The full strategic plan has not
been accomplished declares the Franurter eung German
newspaper Thebae apparently does produce the de-
sired effect
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-15
Americans Drive
Foe Back To
Second Line
TWO ATTACKS REPULSED
Enemy Driven From Trenches
On Part of Toul Sector.

Germans Suffer Heavy Casualties.
SO Prisoners Taken-America
Artillery Lays Perfect Barrags.
Enemy Forced to Run Gauntlet OF
Hurricane of Shells--Advances
With Full Haversacks and Orders
to Sisze American Third Line
Trenches---Successful Counter AT
tacks Quickly Launched.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-15
Fire Destroyed
Zeppelin Factories

ZURICH, April 15.--Zeppelin fac
tories at Mamzell, near Friedrich
Shafen, were destroyed by fire on
Saturday, has been learned here.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-28
All the finer
suits in
one lot
$23.75
for $47.50 to $115.00
Wool Suits

Just think of it!
Come early Saturday
morning-get first choice of
the lot at this "give away"
price!!
Fine Suits of tricotines,
Poiret twills, silvertones,
gabardines and French
serges. Exclusive styles,
many of them being copies of
imported models.
All the Wool Suits priced
$47.5O and up will be on sale
sat sns iS' at. $23.75
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-28
1000 WILL SING AT NORMAL
Song Instead of Shooting at Pittsburs
July Fourth.

Pittsburg, Kan, June 2S.-The song
book will take the place of the fire.
cracker and the Roman candle in
Pittsburg again in the 1918 Fourth of
July celebration. The big feature of
Pittsburg's celebration will be a COM
munity sing at night. Two thousand
persons, led by a band, will sing pa
triotic songs.
Prof. walter McCray, of the State
Manual Training normal, is conductor
of the big sing. He put on the sing
last year which was given in lieu of
fireworks. It scored a tremendous
success. 10000 persons listening to the
singing. One thous-n1 persons par
ticipated in the chorus work. This
year McCray will have 1000 singers.
More than 500 of them will be from
the summer session of the normal
Songs of the training camps and
cantonme--ts and songs of the trenches
will share the evening program with
the old familiar patriotic songs of
America.
+ The sing will be held in the open
air, a natural amphitheater in the
woods = park bang the scene.
Pittsburg took advanced ground
last year in the elimination of the
wasting 0 powder and TIE substitu-
ton # music. not only as a means of
safe and 6 ne celebration. but of
arousing patriotic enthusiasm. There
was some opposition to such a cele-
bration. This year there was COM
plete unaninnity concerning the kind
of entertainments that should be of
fered-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-28
BLOCK SUFFRAGE
Opponents of Measure Have
Vote To Spare in Senate.
Suffragists May Filibuster
Against Adjournment.

Washington, June 2s.-Forced to
retreat in the face of great odds. SEN
ate suffrage leaders today had no
thought of surrender. They already
are at work to line up votes to pass
the suffrage amendment in spite of
the powerful opposition which yester-
day forced them to defer action.
Must Convert Two Senators.
The only way the suffragists can
win is to convert at least two more
senators to suffrage. This looked i'm
despair.
Ants Can Prevent Vote.
They will call up the amendment as
soon as the army and Notifications
bills are disposed of. The situation
will refuse to allow a vote unless suf-
fragists agree to provide a pair for
Senator Ollie James, an anti, who is
ill. If the suffragists arrange pair
for James, they are beaten. they ad-
NIT, inasmuch as they will have to
pair two men with James, and that
means that his opposition will neu-
tralize the support of two senators.
May Try Fflibuster.
Aside from the hope that they may
be able to win some new support,
suffra giSts have but one plan-to fill
buster and keep congress from re-
cessing unless the senate adopts the
amendment. But. it was admitted to-
day, it would be impossible to hold a
+, quorum of the senate under such
conditions and recess probably would
be forced in spite of anything the suf-
fragists might do.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-28
NO CHANCE FOR SPIES
Y. NJ. c. A. Keeps Eye on Volunteers
for Overseas Work.

The opportunity for German spies to
get into the overseas service OF the Y.
NJ. c. A. thru it's call for 1000 volun-
teer Y workers by September. Is by
no means being overlooked by the
officials themselves. With the pres
ent system of investigation being oper-
ated by the organization, however,
there is slight chance that any unde-
sirable candidates will get past the in
vestigators' barrage.
That persons suspected OF being
enemy spies ana that agitators of
many brands have endeavored to en-
list IN the war service Is conceded.
But they were far from successful.
Not only is the patriotism of volun-
teer thoroly scrutinized before he is
accepted, but his moral. political and
spiritual-not to mention his physical
well being mus. be established abso-
lutely as above suspicion, or he IS re-
jected. After passing the personnel
board of the state. a candidate is sub
jected to the approval of the national
board at Chicago. If going overseas,
the fact that he is approved by the
M. c. A. not in the least discourages
the federal agents from thoroly scrut-
inizing him. but, 1t Is said. to date
none # the men approved by the z
for overseas service has been rejected
by the government officials.
In their invest CATION of candidates,
the Kansas re cruiting committee
headed by Secretary A. r. Elliott, has
encountered a number of candidates
who were rejected. One was found t.
be radical" whose examination
proved very satisfactory in every way
| until investigation of the mans history
revealed some "ather startling facts
relative to the candidates loyalty. In
another instance preacher was found
| to be under charges of unbecoming
| conduct.
I've prefer to be relieved of the en-
barrassment of rejecting a candidate
for reasons he obviously might be en-
deavoring to hide from u.s." said Sec
rotary Elliott I'VE believe our organ
ization is spy-proof and thus far we
have demonstrated that it is. We sim
ply take no chances
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-28
w. l. CHASE ARRESTED
Obtained 'eKeep'' at Oxford Will,
Claiming To Be Theate- Magnate.

Walter L. Chase, wanted in To-
peka for jumping a board bill at the
Oxford hotel and restaurant, was ar
rested today at Emmett, KAN ac-
cording to an announcement coming
from the sheriff's office late this aft
ernoon. Chase. according to officials,
came to Topeka a short time ago and
represented to Frank Campbell, owner
of the cafe and hotel, that he owned
several shows, including the one now
playing at the Majestic.
He obtained room and board at the
oxford, according to county officials,
on the strength of his assertions, but
was later discovered" He immedi-
ately disa appeared and warrant
charging fraud was obtained for his
arrest. Officials stated this afternoon
that Chase is wanted in other places
for similar offenses
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-28

A fine lot of very high class plain
Satin, Taffeta and Moire Ribbons
from 81 to 711 inches wide in
white. coral, peacock, maize. blue
and rose; for fine sashes and hair
bows. ......... soc and CSC
The smartest and newest style
sashes and hair bows tied of the
above Ribbons. Saturday-free.
Main Floor-PeIletier's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-28

A sample line of Waists
of fine silk Georgette and
Crepe: white and dainty
collars - regularly $3.50
Waists - 90
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-29
y
tellukSi.
L. S. Food Adminlstratlor

telluksi.
Lakiehdotus sodanaikaisesta
kieltolaista, joka on ollut odot
tamaSSa Senaatissa esilleOttoa.
jonka olisi pitanyt tanaan ia
pahtua, siirrettiin kasiteltavak
81 tuonnempana, senaatin jat
'kaessa hallituksen miesvoima
ehdotuksen kasittelya.
Nykyisessa muodossaan on la
kiehdotus sellainen eta jos Sc
tulisi hyvaksytyksi, lopetettai
sin vakijuomien myynti ensi
tammik. 1p:na. Mutta mikali
tamanpaivaisissa neuvotteluissa
kieltolain kannattaiien ja vas-
tustajien valilla paateltiin, sa
notaan olevan mahdollista eta
molemmilla puolilla ollaan taipu.
vaisia ,siihen eta kietolaki as
tuisi voimaan vasta ensi heinak.
l p:na Kieltolain kannattajien
ilmoitetaan epsiksi vaatineen
huhtik. l paivaa lain voimaan.
astumisen aikamaaraksi, mutta
enemmist0n sanotaan kannatta
vat heinak. l paivaa. Lakiehdo
tuksen vastustajat olivat il.
maisseet olevansa vakuutettuja
siita eta sc tulee saamaan e
nemmist0n puolelleen, kun sen
voimaanastumisaika siirretaan
tuonnemmaksi.
Mitaan virallista sopimusta
eli ehdotuksen suhteen ole viela
tehty mutta jos sellainen saa-
daan tehdyksi, on luultavaa
'etta ehdotus tulee senaatissa
hyvaksytyksi taman viikon 10
pulla tahi ensi viikon alussa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-29
Uuden farmarien fiidi ia

- Uuden farmarien fiidi ia
jauhomyllyn perustamiskokous
pidetaan ensi tiistaina syysk.
3 p. klo 2.30 Pierce operahuo.
neella, Ironwoodissa, jossa 10.
pullisesti paatetaan myllyn pc
rustamisesta ia paikasta seka
muista tahkeista asioista. Kaik
kien farmarien lasnaolo tarpeel-
linen ia erittainkin kutsutaan
Wisconsinin farmareita saapu.
maan tahan tilaisuuteen otta-
maan osaa kokoukseen ia sa.
moin yhtymaan hommaan mu.
kaan. Koettakaa nyt farmrit
sapua tahan teille min tarkeaan
kokoukseen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-29
Washington, elok. ZIP

Washington, elok. ZIP. -
Polttoainehallitus tanaan kehot
ii yleis0a Mississippin, itapuo.
leila olevissa valtioissa uepu
maan automabiilien, moottori.
py0rien ia moottoriveneiden
kayttamisesta huviajela varten
sunnuntaisin siihen saakka kun
>toisin ilmoitetaan, eta gasoli
MIA voitaisiin saastaa min pal.
jon kuhn mahdollista. Ainoas
taan vapaaehtoinen mukautu.
minen kehotukseen tulee esta
maan maarayksen antamisen,
jossa kiellettaisiin gasolinin
kaytt0 sunnuntaisin, lausuttiin
tanaan poltto ainehallituksen
virastoissa. Rajotus koskee yh.
ta hyvin vuokra autoja kuhn
toisia moottoriajopelejakin.
Rajotukset eivat koske veto
ia kuoma-autoja, joita kayte.
taan ammatti tehtavien suoritta
miseksi; ambulanssi vaunuja,
palokunnan vaunuja, hautaantoi
mittajien vaunuja eika hautaus-
tilaisuuksissa kaytettavia ajo-
peleja. Vapautetut rajoituksis.
ia ovat my0s rautateiden gaso.
linia kayttavat kulkuneuvot,
korjauksia varten kaytettavat
puhelin. ia toisten yleis0a pal
velevien laitosten moottorivau.
nut ia valttamatt0mia asioita
varten tarvitavat moottoriajo'
pelit maaseuduilla, joissa Ell ole
tilaisuutta paasta kulkemaan
junilla, laivoilla tahi raitiovau'
nuilla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-29

True translation filed with the
postmaster of Ironwood, Mich. as re-.
quired by act of October 6, 1917.
Brittilaisen armeijan mukana
Ranskassa, elok. 27 p. = Brit.
tilaiset ovat vallanneet Moulin
de.Maricourtin ia Tronesin met
san ia ovat puhdistaneet my0s
Vauxin metsan vihollisista ollen
heidan hallussaan nyt Peronnea
vastapa0ta oleva koko marianne
Somme joen lansipuolella. On
selvaa etta brittilaisten painos.
tus pakottaa vihollisen perayty,
maan paljon kauvemmaksi alku
peraista aikomusta.
Britilaiset joukot valloittivat
tanaan osan Hindenburgin lin,
iaa Fontaine-les.Croisillesin Ar
rasista Somme joen pohjois
puolella hyokkasivat kenttamar
salkka Haigen miehet tana aa.
muna noin 5000 jaardin pitui.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-29

Ell Paso, Texas, elok. 26 p. =
Tame saapui tanaan Mexicon
sisaosista kaksi amerikalaista,
jotka vahvistivat ellen saapu
neen tiedon eta rosvot olivat
Canatlanin louna, Durangon va.
tiossa, ry0staneet Wine maanan
taina eraan matkustajunan ia
surmanneet 80 sotilasta ia mat
kustajaa, jallimaisten joukossa
ollen useita vaimoja ia lapsia.
Rosvot olivat sarkenet radan,
Joten junan taytyi pysahtya.
Ammuttuan ensiksi vaunuihin
ulkopuolelta, olivat julmurit
niiden sisalle ia lavista
meet pistimillaan useita vaimo.
ia ia lapsia. Kaikki junaa suo
jelemassa olleet 65 liittohallituk
sen sotilasta oil surmattu
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-29
KoLMAsToIsTA vUosIK

olkein farmarin tavalla. Puheen
tulee mahdollisesti pitamaan
Mr.. Axel Aho. Sta joka eli ole
muualta saanut kaarakyytia ia
tovereita, kehoitetaan tulemaan
pappilaan klo. 1880 silla sielta
lahtee autotroki liikkeelle. Ter.
veluloa!
--- {, -
- Kastetu. Washburn, Wis.
Matthias ia Hilma Sofia Vahas
maen t. Aune Violet S. maalisk.
Is p. kastettu elok. "a p.
Kuollut Washburn, Wis. Jo-
han ia Kristiina Niemist0n p.
Olavi Erverd, synt. maalisk. %
p, kuoli elok. 23 p. nelja paivaa
suolikuumetta sairastettuaan,
ka A XIX. ia % paivaa.
P. Vuori
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-29
P. Vuori

- Jumalanpalvelus on p. Paa
valin kirkossa ensi sunnuntaina
syyskuun 1 paiva klo 10 APP
Iltapaivalla on nuorten tonnes
ia juhla Besssemerissa Anti
Kleimolan farmilla klo 2. Kehoi-
tetaan saapumaan runsaasti Sc
ka nuorta etta vanhempaa va.
kea lahelta ia kaukaa. Ohjelma
tulee olemaan vaihteleva.
Illalla ensi pyhana on nuori.
sojuhla Ironwoodissa P. Paava
lin kirkkosalissa. Ohjelma tn.
lee olemaan vaihtelva. Julian
kaytann0llisesta puolesta lahem
min huolehtii talla kertaa Norri
en- piiri. Tervetuloa runsaasti
osanottajia tahan virkistavaan
juhlaan. Ohjelma aletaan klo
8:15.
Ompeluseuran kokous on tai.
la viikolla torstaina T0ylin ky
lalla Erik Kankaan farmilla klo
2. Slime riennamme kaikin I'll.
laisuus muodostuu samalla talon
uudistusjuhlaksi. Kehoitetaan
kaikkia ystavallisesti saapu.
maan.
Rippikoululasten sisaankirjoi
tus toimitetaan P. Paavalin kirk
kosalissa lauantaina syysk. IA
p. klo 10 ap. Niita, jotka aikovat
ensi kevaiseen rippikouluun tul.
la, kehoitetaan saapumaan tall
loin tarvittavat kirjat mukana.
A. Haapanen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-29

= Sydamellinen kiitos Mile
ystaville Iron Beltista, jotka tu-
lite aavistamatta min suurilu-
kuisena minun uuteen kotiini.
tuonden arvokkaan lahjan mus
kananne. Tuhannet hitokset
siita ia myos kahvipoydasta,
minka Iron Beltin emannat lait-
toivat. Tulen teita alma kiitolli.
suudella muistamaan!
Hanna Nicholson.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-29

sella rintamalla saavuttaen ny.
via tuloksia. Mametzin luoteis.
puolella sijaitsevan Montauba.
min kylan nahtiin kukistuvan
varhain tana aamuna. Brittilai
set ovat paasseet Dompierren
laheisyyteen, joka on airioas-
taan kuuden mailin paassa Per.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-29
FOOD -
WILL WIN NSASM
THE 1ANlIIIIENV
WAR 49,
So gRa's'dkIn fafe-
bla ebaogetdasl
palvgsakSeeu
True translation filed with the
postmaster vi lronwood, Mich. as re.
luired ~ acr OF October 6, 1917.

postmaster vi lronwood, Mich. as re.
luired ~ act OF October 6, 1917.
Washington, elok. 26p. = Yk.
simielisella suostumuksella teh
tin senaatissa tana iltana sopi.
mus eta hallituksen miesvoima
ehdotuksesta aanestetaan vii.
meistaan kello nelja huomenna
iltapaivalla. Kello yhden jalkeen
on puhevuorojen kayttaminen
rajotettua.
Senaatin tanaan hajaantues
sa oil vaittely kaynnissa "tyo.
hon tahi taistelemaan" lisayk
sesta. Toisista tarkeista ky.
symyksista vaitteleminen my0s
vel aikaa, min etta lopullisen
aanestyksen toimittaminen tay
tyi siirta huomiseen
Senaattori Thomas lausui ole.
vansa sitta mielta eta rinta
massa olevien sotilasten ia ko.
tona olevien miesten velvolli
.suIksien tayIamisella ei tulisi
ola mitaan erotusta. Han my0s
vaitti eta kansakunnan kohta.
Ion ollessa vaaranalaisena, eli
kansalaisille voida jatkuvasti
my0ntaa samoja oikeuksia kuhn
rauhan aikana. Koska sofa on
5000 mailin paassa, lausui Sc
naattori, eli American kansa
nahtavasti kasita taydellisesti
miten suuri tehtava on sen edes
sa Senaattori Mcclellan Ten.
nesseesta huomautti tahan etta
jos tahdottaisiin ola oikeuden
mukaisia, tulisi "tyoh0n taikka
taisteluun" saant0 sovelluttaa
yhta hyvin ty0antajiin kuhn ty0
laisiinkin.
Senaattori Fall New Mexicos.
ia esitti senaattori Thomasin Ii
saysehdotuksen tilalle sijaiseh.
dotuksen eta kaikkien miesten
60 ikavuoten saakka olisi rekis
teerattava ia eta MAMA miehet
presidentin maaraamalla saa.
d0ksella luokiteltaisiin sofa ia
teollisuuspalvelukseen. Senaat
tori Hitchcockin esittamassa sic
jaisehdotuksessa taasen saadet
tin eta miehet tulisi uudelleen
luokitella siina tapauksessa kun
syyt, joiden nojalla heidat on
vapautettu tahi asetettu jalki.
maisiin luokkiin, ovat poistu.
meet.
Senaattori Reedin lisaysehdo.
tus FL ikavuotta nourempien so
tapalvelukseen otettujen mics.
ten koulukasvattamisesta halli-
tuksen kustannuksella, hyvak
syttiin tamanpaivaisessa kasit.
.telyssa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-29
sonnesta.

OOAhhANOSos
Bapaumen valloittaminen nayt
taa olevan muutaman tunnin a.
sia, Brittilaiset ovat paasseet
Plouvianin kylan laidalla ia val.
loitaneet Wancourtin kylan ko.
ko y0n kestaneen taistelun jail
keen. Vaux Vrancourtin seu.
dulla on ankara taistelu kayn-
nissa. Bapaumen itapuolella 0.
vat brittilaiset vieneet linjansa
eteenpain pitkin Cambrain rau.
tatieta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-29
Kun ensi sunnuntaina or

hartausseurat ia Ironwoodin
ompeluseuran kokous Hinkleys-
sd Mr.. Nikulan farmilla min ke-
hoitetaan kaikkia, joilla suinkin
on tilaisuutta, silloin rienta-
maan SHINE. Perille kokoonnum-
me ennen puolisaikaa, sills tar.
koituksena on haukata STELLA
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-29
Observation-Disclosures on siirretty
tu0nnemmaksi.

True translation filed with the Post.
master at Ironwood, Mich. as requir.
ed by the Act Of Oct 6, 1917.
Washington, elok. 26p. - Ko
ko maata kasittava kieltolaki,
astuen voimaan heinak. 1 p:na
ia jatkuen sita ainakin sedan a
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misen rajojen sisalla olevalta
asialta, kongressin jasenten
koettaessa saada kysymys SOW