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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-07-25
Boy Kills Grizzly Bear,

Jackson, Wyo.. July 23.-The most
successful youthful bear hunter in
Wyoming Is Charles Sewers, IA. Of this
place, who is displaying tho hide OF a
female grizzly which he shot on Sheep
creek and W cubs. which he captured
after the mother had been slain and
the father had retreated. The boy,
hunting alone with two dogs, ran upon
the grizzly family in a berry patch. His
first bullet killed the mother but his
second shot missed the father and the
latter plunged into tho thick brush and
escaped. .-...J
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-07-25
Accused Of DisIoyalty.

Pittsburg, Kan, July 20.-E. f.
Ridgely, former congressman from the
Third Kansas district and said to be
one Of the wealthiest farmers In east.
ern Kansas, was arrested at his home
by a deputy United States marshal on
a charge Of violating the espionage
act by attempting to obstruct the sale
OF government bonds. Ridgely also is
charged with having cursed President
Wilson and with having denounced the
war. Ridgely was released on 5000
bond.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-07-25
BRITISH TRANSPORT is SUNK

Former German Vessel Was Seized
When War Began.
London, July 20.-The British trans.
port Barunga has been sunk by a sub.
marine, the admiralty announced.
There was no casualties.
The Barunga, formerly the German
steamer Samatra, was a steel screw
steamship of 7,484 tons. She was
requisitioned at the outbreak of the
war by Australia. The Barunga was
built in 1913 at Flensburg and was
registered at London.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-07-25
Queen Reviews Woman's Army.

Queen Reviews Woman's Army.
Aldershot. Eng, July 23.-The first
review of a women's army ever held
here took place when Queen Mary, as
colonel in chief OF the Women's
Auxiliary Army corps, inspected over
a thousand women in this command.
There we're cooks. mattresses, sail.
makers. carpenters, bakers, m%achinists,
taAozs and other workers from Is
units and they made a fine show going
through their drill with neatness and
precision. A squad of Americans help.
cd to keep the ground clear 10 that
nothing could disturb the drill. i.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-07-25
Foe Papers SILVER.

Paris, July 20.-Several South Ger.
man papers commenting on the Amer.
lean in counter attacks. de.
mand that the German high officers
publish the facts concerning The
American Peril" as 1t is evident that
they now hold the people in ignorance
of the new danger to German mill.
tary success" A majority of the prin.
cipal German papers continue to ig'
more the existence Of the American
army In France, discussing the Amer.
Scan successes with q few lines.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-07-25
CANADIAN DRAFT ACT VALID
Dominion Supreme Court Sustains
Selective Service Law.

Ottawa, Ont, July 2O.-Constitution-
atty of the amended military service
act, abolishing certain exemptions was
upheld by the supreme court of
Canada in dismissing the application
for a writ of habeas corpus made on
behalf of a drafted man. The appeal
division of the supreme court of AL.
bert had previously decided the
amendment law was invalid.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-07-25
SUPPLY SYSTEM IN DANGER
Allied Guns Command Railways Ger.
mans Are Usinu,

III SSuo SSIIIIIldtl0 ndiI"dyS 0OTs
man Are Using.
London, July 20.-According to ad-
vices received here, the French are
again advancing and it is probable that
the Germans will have to make a re.
adjustment in their line unless they
can Immediately throw back the
French.
The success of the Franco-American
counter offensive has altered the en-.
tire situation on the Champagne front.
The whole German line from Chateau
Thierry to Rheims, the dispatches
from the battlefront point out, Is de-.
pendent on the railroads which the
French now dominate. Supplies for
the German forces around Chateau
Phierry must now be carried 20 to 80
miles by road.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-07-25
FORWARDS SURGICAL GOODS

Paris, July 2S.-The American Red
Cross has sent seven IONS of surgical
dressings and five tons of special diet
foods to the principal evacuation hos
pitfalls of the American army. The
Red Cross medical officers, store
houses and pharmacy will operate
night and day during the drive Of the
French and Americans.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-07-25
Lithuanians March on Petroorad.

Geneva, July 20.-Thirty-fve thou
sand Lithuanians. after defeating Boil
shevik forces and capturing Vitebsk-
on the Dvina, are marching to Petro-
grad. according to a dispatch from
Lausanne. The Bolshevik are said to
be in disorderly retreat.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-07-25
81 New Vessels Ordered.

Washington. July 20.-Contracts for
81 ships Of 439,8O0 lightweight tons
were announced by the Shipping
board. or this tonnage 1892, 800 will
be steel. To the Skinner & Eddy cor.
poration of Seattle, went a contract
for IS steel cargo steamships of a
lightweight tonnage of 332,8OO.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-07-25
MAJOR ROOSEVELT WOUNDED
Colonel Receives Word That Sons In
= juries Are Slight.

>SOSOnCl nCSSINSo WIN thQI QUIZ III.
- juries Are Slight.
+ Oyster Bay, N. Y, July 23.-Maj1
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., has been
slightly wounded and taken to a hos
pital in Paris, according to a cabl,
message received by his father, Col
onel Theodore Roosevelt, from his
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Theodore Roose-
welt, Jr.
The cablegram was sent from Paris,
where Mrs. Roosevelt is in a Red
Cross hospital. It read:
Tied wounded. Not seRaeasly. Here
with me. Not any danger. No cause
for anxiety
Major Roosevelt was recently cited
for gallantry after having beeA geased
about three weeks ago.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-07-25
AUSTRIAN CABINET RESIGNS

Entire Ministry Is Reported to Have
Quit.
London, July 23.-The entire Aus
tran cabinet has resigned, says an
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Copenhagen, Emperor Charles, it is
said, has accepted the designations of
the ministers.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-07-25

Convict Stays Three and Himself.
Marion, ILL.,, July 23.-Tom Meona,
charged with murder, stabbed three of
his cellmates and committed suicide
In the Williamson county jail. Half
an hour before a jury that had tried
him, returned a verdict sentencing
him to so years in the penitentary.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-07-25
PREPARING FOR GREAT BLOW
Austrians Said to Be Making Ready
for New Offensive.

Rome, July 23.-The Austrian army
is preparing for a monster offensive
against the Italians, dispatches pub
lished here in the Idea Nazionale de-
clared The drive, it was stated, will
be under German leadership, with an
Austrian in nominal command.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-07-25
Fl AMERICANS DIE IN ACTION
Casualty List Shows SO Wounded on
West Front.

west Front.
Washington, July 20.-The last ma
rine corps casualty list shows: Killed
in action, 16; died of wounds, II; to-
tai, ~.
The army casualty list shows:
Killed in action, S; died of wounds, 1;
died of disease, Z; died Of accident
and other causes, l; wounded severe
ly, So; missing, 1; total, 73.
Northwest names appear OF the
lists as follows: Private D. G. Wis.
ted, Duluth, killed in action; Sergt. l..
D. Valentine. Minneapolis, died Of &C.
cident.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-07-25
PILES OF DEAD STREW PATH
Germans Have Suffered Serious
Losses Durinu Retreat.

Losses During Retreat
With the American Army on the
Afsne-Marne Front, July 23.-Germany
has already paid a terrible price in
the fighting that is going on between
scissors and Chateau Thierry. The
advancing Allied forces have passed
great piles of dead and many wounded.
These sufferers are cared for expedi
tiously and wen and the Allied forces
are displaying a fine spirit of co-opera
ton.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-07-25
$50 ARE SHOT AFTER MUTlNY
Hungarian and Bohemian Soldiers Re-
ported Executed.

London, July 23.-Ser1ous revolts
and mutin1es have occurred in Boz
hernia and Hungary At Manaros-
Szjet, $50 officers ana 500 Czecho-
Slovakg who mutinied were shot, and
5000 others arrested. Jugo-Slav
soldiers are reported to have deserted
by the wholesale and escaped to the
mountains after killing their officers.
Armed bands, completely organized.
are said to be operating in some dis.
tricts.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-07-25
STEAMER CARPATHIA IS SUNK
Was Ship That Rescued Survivors of
Titanic.

London, July 20. - The British
steamer Carpathia, of $4,000 tons, has
been %torpedoed and sunk, it is official
ly announced. Her passengers and
crew were landed.
The Carpathia was the vessel that
picked up the survivors of the Titanic
and brought them to New York.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-07-25
SINKINGS EXCEED OUTPUT
French Send Down Three Times Mum.
Der Built in Month.

Paris, July 20.-"We are sinking
submarines faster than Germany can
build them" Georges Leagues, French
minister Of marine, declared in an in.
terview published here. During some
months we destroyed three times the
output"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30
Rikasmies ia Casarus
1 &olminoiiulocnp. jGIf. iunnuntai
no
euuff. 10: 1871.

Seeius patbiii nGist1 fdboestc
miebest1 fariieufielle. S~uriiealaiiei
oIimot fiidpnito lain piioIesta ia be
iisfoimat SiimoIonfin tpptpapGn iii
ben. Seeiitsto ia b1nen omiaan bc
balipefiitpat ia plonfotioiipat ia pob-
joltaan be oipat tban iamolIo fan.
MALTA t1n6fin pGiipGnd.
&ifas mites oil onneIlinen t1siG
moablmasio. Wit1Gri ei bGnelt1
pliuttunit. SGn of rifas, ioffo a.
lion mormaon jiuitoldiiet pitimGt
tooistufieno, eta bGneIlG oil Sitma.
Ian mieli %iipoiio. Niibon iamoin
Ibrnbom, Siaf ia SSoofob riffoito
ia monet mitit 8. Gestamentin al.
fuiiet uSfolpoiiet. Sta patti ban
fiiullli iiGn Mbrobufnin iutiiiin ia
lupmlsfanioon.
SIoiiet ia berfuuiiet oil pGipGt
tGllG riffoollo miebclIG. Burmoun
ei pstGpid ia pieraita puaittunut,
iilld ianotoon ett6 rnboIIo ioa tplp:
fin pstGtpiG.
Saiorufien el1rnd oil tGGIl1 moo-
ilmosio iloton. Gniifii BON oil fop-
b1 ia t%oiiefii bun ioi fdriiG rliirmiiI-
liiia tisfio. @~lotifieitio ban on.
ioitii ferjGdmGII1. Moihitaon ctt1
ban oil ibon tdmGn %riffodn talon e.
teisfdptdtpdSiG. @oirotfm nGboes-
bdnen moitpnnia ifd6nfuin ar.
mabtiwot bdnt1 ia mioIasfeIemoIIo
Iiefpcntdd bdnen tlsfioon.
Sddlld olonio oil ient6bodt ett6 bo-
Iitii itieddn rnwito Mild mriiIIo
psitoiimot riffoen pohpdIt6.
Wonet ebf6 oiottcIewai, ebf1 ST..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30

Niclibpm1llG mcimme mainitn,
ett6 toiminta firffofiintamme ddnen.
fannattaianL Miittajam bptpafii mum
tamisia faniollisieitrafunnisia, on
ollut marlin MabrttIpoa. &ootliis'
ia tolebteista ia pioetpistd iltomista
terGGntnneet worot Gpot olleet Mut-
Iuian meIon mafiosia bpapand apii-
no. SGnoin oipot mliitamat ptli-
/. iiet tebneet b~aiontattahpin labioitrf-
Tia ia toinrineet innoffaasti labjojen
forGGwiiesia Iebbelle. Sdmd faiffi
OF niintrin' ollufin pitdGl Wtlltta
liian uICot omot toiminnan leinin-
lprllelt ia otpatpa mlllitnmat poln-
lttuneet fer1pslistat .tofaiiin tppo-
|tpbiin1. SGmGn miimefii mainit1n
joboosto pppoGmne b~itomaittaa, ct
I'd fcrGpstG leboelle moi iattaa al.
na faninllisfirffofrnnan firfollisfo-
fofoufieen ioaffn lofa tulee pioetta-
mGfli bcin6f. dlusio. IlfDon ills tn
fam npt piel1 ferGpslistoja tDblino
tafo;iin polaltttofo, iilla jos npi
i.ru,: r~GpttGiiifm jollain pniffatitn'
MALTA iopimattomolta fer1pfien tot
nteenpoiteminen min moiban lattuo
ct1 mielG .beinGfltublin mennes1c
il:ncnce bpminfin iopipaa aifaa
"&urttniia on fonian fGii" ia pienei
fin labjot pbbesid mtobostatpot liui'
rem lobjan. 2objoienio pieniuttta e
liiis fenenfGGn %torrpitie ajotelln
MOAN aaltaa iloiiello mielelld Ter
minfG moi. %oista antaloa Sltma'
la ~rufostool Sofainen Ills teernlnt
moitapomme pbteiien niiarnnne By
mGfii.
&irffofuntomrne papeille bolliai
iiuurle lmtliio noDrGn toiipomatfiem
INC ett6 ieiraiiimot past. rrpiloiier
~eiimerffid. Tastori llrpilainen ton
moo mDosfin iit6 iomao. @if5bGr
lie ient1Gn oliii %pappiemnne melmolli
iruisfin firfolIiien tpomme ipbtomie
9irtGS cioittaa pnmGrtomditid ia an
tomonid oripoo file tpolle jota Mlrt'
taja tefee firftofiinnasiarnnte. Slb(
eiimerffi mormoanfin mnifiittaiii II
nostaittanosti mlibin firffofitnnar
i6ieniin. Sotain iamaniuuntaiStc
fiiin pastori llrpilaiielta, jddmm'
iiis ooottomoan mliltofin firffofur
tomme pappisjGieniltG.
YstdmdlItiesti,
Iiittajon Soloustoimiflnta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30
KutsM
Snom. SIN. 2ntb. 9~oniaaisfirf
fofnnnan 20:nteen iunotmiieen
firfollisfofonffeen M~sbtabnla Sar
bpriin, Dillon tpaltiosia.

Eaten fittfntonr Sim. Salom. @m.
2ittb. 3miollisfirffofuntam fuulu-
apio ieurofuntia, poppeja ia nirolli-
iia foIportoorejG ottamiaan oioo moi
nitun firffofiinnan 2O:teen miboii-
fofoufieen, jofa miimc fpironra 60
lumetisia, Wicb., pi6etpn fofoufien
pG1tofien mifaan tulee ~pi6ettGfpdfii
MsbtabitIa Sarborisio, Obion palti
oslo bein6f. Ia pGinpinG 1918.
&ofoiis aipotoun enimnGiien TO-
foilsp1im1n oortitna flo 10 iitblajit-
malonpnlipelufiella, Msbtnb1ila &ar.
bopin &aniolIisieirofunnan firfosIa,
iosin jabbloioorron pita1 past. ".
8diunto, Sronmoooisto, Wib.
9ofoufiesia eiille tiiIeluiin ofioi-
BIN nGboen on ~jcbtofunta p%dattdnpt
nouodttoo ieuroofpoo ~idrjestpstd:
1 fiji. 2iietaon eiilnieben lootimo
uioiifertomiis firffotunnon toi-
minnosta fuIiineen nisooen oiolla
2:fii. 1orfostetoun niioen leitro.
fuhtien waltofirjot, jotfa fofo-
usto lpnrten ouot l6bettdnect
ipnItafirjnnio.
:ffi. 2aietaan firffofunnon firio-
poinoliiffeen, lGbetps ia fouai.
fasfon tilt ia maIitnon Mile IT.
lin tn~rfostoiot.
4 ,fii. @oIitom firfollisiobtofunto
aIfuipnIle miiooeIle.
) ,fii. 8dlitaon foltlujrbtofunto ia
fesfustcIIoon fo,iIiio fosfemistn
oiioisto.
5:fii. WoIitoon firffofunnou fir.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30

- Martti 2ittberin i6lfeldiiet.
2utberm miespiiolisten laSten iGl-
felGiiet omat faoonneet historian
n~GpttGmoltG 10 n. $50 mitotta fifteen.
IiiimmdlIe elipdt Ymil+nimiien
2utberin poian i~Glfeldifet. Samd
oil bl,omattamin 2utberin poiista
ia toimi lGGfGrinG. @iimeinen mics
pitolinen 2lltberin i~dlfeldinen oil a.
|iianaioja Martin @ottlob Sitber,
iofa fltoli 1859 OresbeniSid. Slt-
BERN tpttGren Morgaretan jdlfelai-
lid el1G Safiasia mield tdnd pditpa-
ma. Mareareta, iofa oil niiorin
2artberin ~tpttdristG, meni 1866 moi
Muffin ootelismies @eorg bon Scum
beimin fansia. Nargaretu title fiio-
Ii 10 35 wuooen manbano ia jal'
feeniG jdi 8 lastq. @ditten lop'
fien iGIfeIGili1 on npfpGdn Sarfo+
bineisiG elGhpG, arfposia pioettp pat
pi 2atbaDig 8aener, iota on Wtartt'
l2utberin iGIfelGinen iuoraan etene'
mGsi1 fpnmenemesia polpesia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30

- Iuttaian toimitas o6ottaa firf
fo.untnmme papeiIta iobtapia fir.
~ioitnfiia ieuraamasia idriestpfiesio:
&eiGf. 6 b. post. S. urpilainen
&eiGf. 10 b. past. S. Saofnnu
&eiGf. 20 p. post. g.. <otialainen
&eIGf. 81 p. post. 6. Omasfainen
Sein1f. A p. post. so. Inttonen
Seindf. II p. post. S. EupoIo
Seinof. Is b. post. q. @ahmta
SeinGf. % p. post. S. $. Seimonen
@Lof. / p. post. S. &anfiIn
glof. s b. post. 8. 8. 8ilen.
Dlld o.ema p6imdnm6dr6 II.
nlottaa torstaita, milloin Iiittaia IL
mestpp, mutta firioitusten pit6iii
ola 10 tGGlI6 faman milton maa.
nantaina. &aifilta muiltafin pst1-
ry:.lt1 pnnbctd1n pst1mGlliiesti Fir.
icis 'tiin min manbemille fiin niio.
l:llcfin aiiotuita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30

jupainoliiffeelle talouStoimifunta,
liiffeenboitoia, 9luttaia-IebDen toi.
mittoia ia fesfustellom firffo-
Human taloubcllisto piiolta fos-
feipista aiioista.
7fii. @alitnan toimittaiat firffo-
funnan jlSblujulfaiiuiIle ia Gas
fen DstGm1- leboellc.
off. &csfustellaan faifiSta niistd
uiioista ioita ipielG, firjeelliiesti
tai iuulliiesti titllaon fofoufielle
icurafuntain e,pGstpfiinG tai mrlt
toin ciittGmGGn.
tO:fii. MGGr6t6Gn paiffa ieuraa-
nan mitoOen firfolliSfofoufielle.
&irffofunnon %i1Gnt6jen mifaan
on fullafin iiiben fuutlitpalla ieitra-
f~unnolla oif@ls lGbettGd Dboen G.
~onstaian j~ofaista 100 iGientadn
foboen. Sataa jGientd pienemmdt
ieurofunnat olpnt oifeutetut lGbetta-
mGGn pbben eoltstojon. Stiendiiet.
firftpfuntnmme perinateita iuoiimat
%Ielirafnnnat, noipot lGbettGd eous-
taiia ~fofpufieen ia fofolts moi ontaa
BELLE t1poen 1Gnioifeuben. Yaitii
p~ariinoiiia ebiistaiia, omot firffo-
Human popit, tolporto0rit ia firfol-
Iisjobtofunnan j6ienet GGnioifclltef'
tlio f~ofoufiesia.
S:fii. @iitetGGn fesfusteltanafii jo
pGGtett1pGfii &irfollisjobtofnn'
non fofoitfiesiaon tammif. "a p
1918 tefem1 alote fosfeiua lelt'
rafiinnallista i~arlestpst1 niinbp
min ieurafuntiin fuin poppeibin
fin naboen. Iiian alustamai
past. 8liori ia @niuntn.
Serirafrntia febpitetoan pitGm11r
fofoufienia eollstajain molitiemistt
ia moltafiriain ia emGstpsten laati
mista marten mnb6olliiimman NOR
balm, mlltta miimeist1Gn ennen fe
iGf. 25:ttG p1ip1G. &oSfa fofGli
titlec fGiittelenl11n taipnllista poi
%naipontpia aiioita ia fosfa p1dtofict
iotfa pleeniG faifisio firfollisfofolf
liSio olpnt iangen tGrfeitG ia lultr
merfitpficniii1 firtolliiesiu tpos
iGmme, t1lerpot iernuuofii laamaai
mielGfin iultrenmnan merfitDfien j
fantopinlben ia iiten lila1madn ia
man ~fofoufien Observation-Disclosures
min pppoet1dn, ettG pfiifGan ieltra
fltnta ei laiminl0iii eoustusoifeuten
ia fGpttGmistG, poon, ettG ielirafun
nat, iotfa eiwGt moi eoitstaiaa TOTO
ilfieen lGbettG1, IdbettdiiipGt eous
NATURALIZATION epdStpfiineen firf
fofunnon ciimiebcGsc o~Sptteellu: Vet
g. @uori, 2bor 60, Sronmopo
Waicb., ettd jofo ban banffii tai fir
foIlistotous mdaraiii BELLE eoaista
JON.
Sromuoooisio, @icb. toufof. 2
,. 1913. :.
8. Muori, Irne 8aiunto
eiimies. f%irjnri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30
@uori.

erds Iocstubiolainen iid Ste.
Id TobiamnooIta firioittao tdsia
mnosfa ~clcipoIIe poioIIeen, Idbettdes
f0dn flrpan poiffofunnon ii,oielus-
fodrtisto, M M. ielfroofuao. Ia.
MA io,iffo, neIidttdiataa miestd, Idb
tt wapooebtoifesti peIostonpoon
@uomeo pimoisten birmiamonosta.
See pufee benfenid iidnmoan cocs.
I'd Wind oIiiin iuonit iiniin ieiIo-
man ionnnsio ripisid Idbtemdsfd l.
idnmoon eocstd iotatontereeIIe. On
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30

St1r1eenfDnrDfoa. Stun nllefir-
SoittoneeIta on ~firieitten failtto fp-
eltp fppoin alennfiesta emf firfoI-
lisfofollfieen, mia pibetd6n asbto-
hiIu Sorbor, Obio, emf Deindfiuin
uIusia, ioon tGten ilmoittda ettei
fppoin alenmisto ole iaotu mield ia
filitlostoa iiltd ettei nlennusto npt
fooon oifann tuIlo mpontdn6dn. sc,
mitd mt tieodn moinittuiin aiiann
on porosto, ettd flrfin fofoltfieen al
fctpa fpiDp piljctin 5intoa ralrtatie-
~fcnttoristo, iiIId boIIitlis on iGttd-
npt iellaiict diiut rmitaticfonttoreil.
Ie. Sos mpdbemnin iaonrme enem-
man tietojo, iImotommc niistd tdsid
Ieboesid.
aunnioittoerL
E gQ,nori
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30

neIliiio olpot ne olleet, jotfa owat
tootaineet, iiIld tdmd on ppbd toto
ferfelettd mostaan. Toiipon, ettG
i;ndfin loot bengesfd tdtd iotua.
Eolion iIoo ia wdb0n iirlaa on
meiIld olIitt taatumeista. app-
neliilmin toipoo fania Slimalan
~pitoIeen."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30

Miiamiebet ia Iebtemme Dstd-
tpdtl stlfdd antofo feidn I6rapi-
mien itiednne mcItostlttad ipoon toi
mifoo entistd iltiiremnnIIa innoIIa
lebtentmc bppdfii tiIoltfiio itiloisto-
>qnoIlu ia ru,iio tiIoufiio bonffimoIln
&eboen Iemittdmistpo on IeboeIlem-
ane jillri fdiffein tdrfeintd, dIfGG
iit1 uncbtafo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30

THE AIM OF THIS NEWSPAPER
is: To help preserve the ideals and
sacred traditions of this, our adopt
ed country, the United States of
America: To revere its laws and
inspire others to respect and obey
them: To strive increasingly to
quicken the public's sense of civic
duty: In all ways to aid in making
this country greater and better than
we found it.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30

Yost. ia Mrs WisfariIle on
syltanolo Idbjoittonut tertpeen pojon
t. t. 16 p:nd. SSumaIan ~iiatnaisto
IopioieIle ia ip~onbenmniuel
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30

Oitoiiu. @iinue Ieb6eSid
mainittiin eta Soma @aiftoien Lob
ia, grliIe, isis. oil $500. OIifi pi-
tdnpt oIIo $3.50, jofa epebops tdten
pifaistoan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30

Soma on oina turba ia tpb-
id, ellei toianinto onna lille pontta
ia painoo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-30
2obioitarfiia gluttaiolIe:

2obioititfiia Muttaiolle:
Tost. S. ltrpilainen ...... $4,000
Wars Sofia MidbeIfon, YbiI-
broof, N1iun. .......... $500
Gbos. MSoilanent Wrocfet, N.N
Dufoto ................ loo
Grffi Westerbacfan foutta, &ettEe
}ibcr. Winn:
New-York tribune., 1918-03-03
What We Must Do

WE HERE at home have big task to perform
wv but task SO full Of promise for victory that we
should put every ounce of cheerful enthus-
asm into it.
The boys in France and on the seas who are rsking
their lives for must have the snevs of war; They need
equipment munitions, ships clothing and other articles by
the millions.
and that is job-to that they get these things
they need in their fight for our safety
Sasing-and only saving-by all Of US here at home
will bring the war to quick and victorious ending.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-03
Start Today

g NO TO the post office, bank, department
q " store cigar store, any. other place displaying
the W. S. S. agency sign-theres one on nearly
every block Plank down Is and say Zone Thrift
Stamp, please" Or if you pay all cash for your first
War Savings Stamp, ay down $4.l4
But whether you enlist with IS cents or S4l4, enlist!
that's the main thing. Do it today-now!
New-York tribune., 1918-03-03
our Money Back

IT YOU should need your money back you can cash
q your War Savings Stamps any time by giving ten
days notice to the post office. You will get cent
month extra for the time you have kept each W. S. S.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-03
How We Can Help

~IiE biggest thing that can do is 70 Join the Pro-
ducion Division which backs up the Fighting
e Division OF the Army and Navy by saving part of
earnings and investing them in War Savings Stamps
the safest investment in the world, and one that yields
fair of interest, that in few short years we will
have ne nestegg that may in mighty handy Just
when it is needed
Every twenty-five Cents invested in Thrift Stamps is
a big help Your efforts count in.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-03
War Savings Societies

Y |~OU will find it easy and pleasant to save in COM
q pany with other patriotic people in War Savings
- Society," If you know of such society in your
church, lodge, neighborhood place of work, join it. If
you don't know OF any, why form one yourself and
BE LEADER in this vital movement? You can find out
how easy it is by mailing the coupon below TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-03
In the Production Division of the United States Forces
Uncle Sam s Busle Has Sounded

IS calling every one of the hundred million men,
women and children back OF the firing lines to enlist
in the Savings service-the Production Division Of
the United States Army and Navy
To-day war is fought not alone by armies 1t must be
fought by all the people Of all the nations engaged
And it is just as important that we here at home do
our part it is that the boys "o7er there" do theirs
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1918-05-04
Demand on Demand.

"The war Is demanding great things
Of us, but it's holy war, and we don't
mind"
The speaker was n representative.
He continued:
mo, we don't mind-on the con-
trary, we're glad-but the wars de-
mands, somehow, remind me of Smith
ers.
"Smithers entered hatter's and
produced very dirty check to cash
for him.
"'Can't do 1t, Mr.. Smithers,' said
the halter. 4 couldn't possibly do it,
"'All right said Smithers. Iron
the durn thing for me, them"