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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-18

According to unofficial reports to-
day the Germans have made some
slight progress south of the Marne, in
the region north of st. Agnan. to the
southwest Of Dormans, but this ad-
vantage was apparently local. What
appears to be more important local
success by the French, is reported
from the easternmost point Of. tho
front, south Of the Marne. The French
are said to have recaptured here the
town Of Montvoisin, the village Of
Chene-La- Refine, and important
heights in the vicinity of these viii
lagos commanding the river. Marne.
Italian troops are fighting in the area
between the Marine and Rheims and
are said to have recaptured the village
of Clarizet, two miles northeast Of
Bligny.
Coincident with the allied attack
south Of the Aisne. the British have
attacked southeast Of Villers- Breton
neux, on the Amiens sector. This as
suit, which was on front OF over q
mile, advanced the British line. It n
officially stated,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-18
JAPS INSIST
PROPOSAL
MADE BY j. S.
It is Declared Plans Were
rendered to Send Troops
to Siberia.

Toxic, Sunday. July 14.-(By the
Associated Press, Siberia. .)-Japanese
newspapers insist that the United
States government has made pro-
posal to Japan concerning the ques-
ton of Intervention in Siberia. No
official, confirmation is available here.
There is great activity in Japanese
official circles and the newspapers de-
vote columns to the subject of inter-
vention. They dwell on the great ex-
tent of the expedition and speculate
regarding the number of divisions
Japan will send to Siberia.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-18
Papers Publish Terms.


Toxic. Tuesday, July 16.-(By the
Associated Press. s.)-Japanese newspa-
pers today publish the terms of an
American proposal to send American
troops to Siberia, the newspapers de-
clare that the Japanese government
has decided to accept the suggestion
made by the American government
that Japan also send troops. The
elder statesmen met today and heard
the governments report concerning
the question of dispatching troops to
Siberia Formal discussion in the
matter has not yet been reached. but
it is believed that the elder statesmen
are fully supporting the government.
Japan, it is stated in governmental
circles, is quite prepared for military
action, but it is generally felt that she
will resent any form Of limitation
placed on her movement Of troops.
Decision Reached.
London, July 1S.-The Japanese
government has reached decision
which was the outcome of proposals
from the United States. says a dis
patch from Toxic to the Times under
date of July 13, for joint American
japanese intervention in Siberia. The
American proposals., the dispatch
adds, were different than those made
by Great Britain and France.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-18
Omcials Quiet.

Agovernment offcials declined to COM
ment in any way on the report from
Toxic that Japan has accepted a pro-
posal from the United States that
|Americang and Japanese troops be
sent infos Siberia It-is known that
important ntsdevelopments are pending,
but officials indicated that the time
was not ripe for an announcement.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-18
WEATHER FORECAST.

North Dakota: Fair tonight ana
Friday; not much change "a tem.&
pcfAtufc. Vi sss. IL;
dinnesOGas Fair tonight ana
Friday: cooaer Fft1ay aear IKE
Superior. n sss q
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-16
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that on the
21st day of May, 1918, between the
hours of o'clock a. m. and Z o'clock
p. M, an election will be held in the
town of Cordova, Alaska, and in the
territory hereinafter described, to de-
termine whether or not there shall
be annexed to said town of Cordova
that certain territory adjoining said
town on the north described as fol-
lows, to wit:
Commencing at Cor No. OF U. S.
Survey No. 449, thence south 80 deg.
20 min. west 521.5 feet to the point of
beginning; thence north 80 deg. 80
min. east 1884 feet; thence north 10
deg east LIS feet; thence north 81
deg. east 1880 feet; thence south So
deg east 1,025 feet to Cor. No. 2 of
U. S. Survey No. 829; thence south
80 deg. 40 min. west 1910 feet; thence
south 10 deg. 80 min. west 400 feet;
thence south 0 deg. 40 min. east 1920
feet to the northeast corner of that
portion of said town of Cordova COM
monty called the Thirteen-Acre Tract,
but which contains 1885 acres, which
corner is on the north boundary line
of said town; thence SOUTH SO deg. 20
1A1h. ABoio'O AOOS " ShS PO1hk VI OO-
ginning.
All qualified voters are entitled to
vote at said election by placing upon
their ballots the words, For annexa-
ton to the town Of Cordova," or
Against annexation to the town of
Cordova," or words equivalent thereto.
The polling place in the town of
Cordova shall be on the second floor
of the city hall. on Second street,
therein. The polling place in the ter
ritory proposed to be annexed shall
be in the office of the Pioneer Pack
ing Company, on second floor of their
warehouse, situated on the approach
to the Ocean dock.
The officers of election In the town
of Cordova shall be the following:
Fred Rayer, D. A. Mosser and r. E
Hegg, judges; and George Kennedy
and H. l. Lewis, clerks. The officers
of election In the territory proposed
to be annexed shall be John ellis
and A. e. Black, judges, and Emma
Shepard, clerk.
Dated this 18th day Of April, 1918.
NATHANIEL GREENE,
(Town SeaI) Town Clerk.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-16
PRACTICAL BRITISH MODE
Of DEALING WITH TRAFFIC

LONDON, May 16.-The British
government, through a new depart.
ment known as the Road Transport
Board, about to introduce a ivan
power scheme" for the control of
every kind OF road transport in the
country.
e The object of the plan, 1t is stated
is Ito enforce every conceivable econ
Omy in reducing the duplication if
all delivery services, to put every
vehicle engaged in road transport to
the best use in the essential trade in
terests of the country, and to provide
emergency transport for military
purposes by using the surplus We
hicles thus secured"
The country is being divided into
thirteen districts, with a divisional
board in each composed of experts
in the transport trade. Every road
vehicle will be registered and full
particulars taken of its carrying ca.
pacity and character, and licenses
will be isued showing the purposes
for which each vehicle may be used.
The whole scheme will go into
operation about June 1.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-16
ICE IN BERING SEA
TROuBL0Us TO VESSELS

The steamship Alaska on May Is
caught wireless message from the
government station on the Pribiloff
islands to the following effect:
THE halibut schooner w. F. Bur.
rows, reported drifting helplessly 100
miles south of Boring Sea, at Unimak
pass, on May 5, repaired her engines
and entered Boring Sea. Last night
she reported forty miles north of Port
Moller, out of oil and water and IN
heavy ice.
"All of the vessels that entered
Boring sea we're forced back because
of heavy ice, only the Benjamin Pack.
ard succeeding in getting through.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-16
AMERICAN AvIATORS
TRAINING IN ITALY

AMERICAN SEAPLANE TRAIN.
ING CAMP, Central Italy, MAY 16.-
Americans in training here to be-
come submarine hunters and coast
protectors combine hard work and
serious study, varied by OCCASIONAL
trips to a nearby town or, less fire.
'quently, to Rome.
This is the first school in Italy for
Uncle Sans aerial sailors. They at
tend lectures, learn French and Ital-
ian, go through all the Lessons I'D to
solo" flying, when they are allowed
to fly alone, thence on through care
full training to the time when they
are recommended as fit for officers.
Next their names travel over the At.
lantic to the War Department and
finally they become officers, and have
their names enrolled among the
fighters for the United States.
II know of no greater glory than
| that of being an aviator" said the
American ambassador, Thomas Nell
son Page, to some of them at a lunch
given in their honor.
Their camp is located near the
banks of one of the volcanic lakes in
the mountains north of Rome. The
winter and spring have been mild
and the student aviators have been
flying almost every day since they
came, under the direction of Italian
instructor pilots. They utilize the
lake for bathing.
On their Saturday afternoon and
Sunday holidays they ride over to a
cathedral town set on a big rock and
they go to church, see the sights,
spend little money on restaurant
one of the many little hotels that are
food, possibly put up over night at
languishing here since the war cut
off tourist traffic, and they ride back
again Monday morning for a new
weeks training.
Those fortunate enough to have
toothache or teeth in need of re-
pair may go to Rome for that pur-
pose, Uncle Sam not having yet pur-
vided a dentist exclusively for this
camp as he has at the bigger camp
for aviators in the south of Italy. AS
teeth connect with the nerves which
are supposed to regulate the sense
of equilibrium, it will be understood
just how important commanding Off
GERS consider such troubles. With
out a proper sense of equilibrium a
man can't fly without running the
risk of breaking his neck or a yalu-
able machine.
Sometimes money becomes draw
back to the Rome excursion, in view
of the irregularities of pay days. One
sharp youth from Missouri overcame
this handicap by borrowing French,
English or American money from his
comrades. In Rome he exchanged
this for Italian paper money at the
rate of eight and one-half lire to the
dollar, spent what was necessary to
see the sights and returned to the
camp with more money than he had
when he started. He repaid his debts
at the rate of five lire to the dollar.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-16
FISH MARKET

SEATTLE, May 15.-Seattle prices
for fish at noon yesterday were as
follows: Halibut, 15c; sable fish, 81;
ling and red cod, SIC.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-16

KETCHIKAN, May Is. - Yester
days prices: Halibut, firsts, 13c; sec.
onds, SC; sablefish, &c; red rock, &c.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
Oiides $unnuntai Kollni-
naisuuden paivasta
2uuff. 8: Ill.

Tiin topGbtii, fun fanio ttneefii
b1nen pmpGrillcen fuuIlcmaan SUI
malon ionao ia ban ieiioi @enneia-
rctin idrfpen ronnollo, ett1 ban mo-
II fofii %penbettG oIetpan jGripen RON
nasia ;mlitta faIastnjot oliipot mis-
til lubteneet ia buubtoipat nerffo-
joan. So bun ostri toiieen niistd,
iofo oil Simonin ia pppii 9Gntd los
fernoan pGbGn motfaa maasta; ia
ban isthi ia opetti fanioa menbees-
ia. Wfiitto pubumostq Iofattuoml
ban lonci Simonille: Bie ,lpenbe ~
ipollc ia lbeitt6fG1 merffonnne itIos
opajolIe. Niin Simon wostaii ia
ianoi baneIIc: ~%estari, fofo pOu
oleinne tcbnect tpotd; emmcfd ole
mitndn iaoncet; mutto iinun fds-
fpstdii bcitdn ulos aperfot." Sa fen
tebtDnGn be iitIfhpot iituren ioiifon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
&ristillifet @nOriipjitb[at &oefpur'
tisia, Nass. feiafnnn
s ia 9 palma
6. Oposfainen.

@oustaiien fofolts alfoi flo 2 ip.
&ocfportin enc. lrtb. firfosio. @bus-
tettiiino olirpat Illston.8 rigbtonin,
Sitcbburgin, Wopnaroin ia Quinn
cpn mioriioliitot iefG @aronerin,
2|onespillen, &ocfportin, Benbobpn
ia @%orcesterin Hiiorten Ser. gibbs
tpfiet +. GofoufieSia oil mposfin ioo
pinpiIla icuraupot popit: Bast. 9.
$. Honf1 2anespillestG, post. 9.
8uornoS Sanowicbisto, past. Wiet-
tinen Sitcbbureista ia q. Soft
0uincpstG. East. Solminen iaa-
plli mpobemmin, &osfa fofouf-
len ~poptdfiria pG1tettiin iuIaista
niisid IeboisiG, joisio tGmGfin lpbpt
ielostus tiiIee olemaon, min moi
nitien main pGGpiirtect f%ofoufien me
noSta.
&eipGtiuIfaiiun fannattaipaiIliii-
Den iitbteen oltiin toimoriffaita, iiIlG
10 tGbGn iaaffo tebbpt tilitpfiet oioit
tamat, ettei jllfoiiu titoa ainafaan
tappioto. YGGtettiin ills robjeta
mastqiuuoesiafin toimittaa ianan
iuuntainen feipGtiuIfaiiii. 2auiut-
tim fuitenfin ie toimotiis, eta mas
~taiiuloesia pantaiiiin pielG eneirl,
man buolto iiidlI1fien maibtelepoi-
iuuteen ia u~Ifonaiieen oiiiun. Mspos.
fin p1Gtettiin postoiiulioesia ottaa
ilmoitlfiio femGtiuIfoiiuun.
gntinen jobtofuuta toimii nltoii.
fofoitfieen iootfo, jofa tullonn pit6-
mGGn 6itcbburgisia, Woss. Np-
fpiieen i~obtofuntoon oil tiIliit nun.
tomia miiutofiio fuoleman ia benfi-
I0ioen miiuttomiien tofin %toiiille toi.
mioloiIIc .'griinen pordfiriuri oil
mennpt ictGpGfeen, ioten bGnen IT,
moIitiin 1nfio G6nfG.
S1dntojen lopullincn bpip6fipmi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
) On ibmiiia. iptta TOTO eIGmGn

- On ibmiiia, iotfa TOTO eIGmGn
ia aian toipopat olepania onnelli-
iia, miitta eiapdt oiattele mitdGn
muuta f,iin miten pfiindiiiG, iIman
pstGmid, miten onnettomia opat. ga
fun beioin aiatustenia fesfus wan-
basta tottumifiesta on tGmG, Min eli
ic luonnolliiesti ppstp metGmGdn
BELLE iitd, mita be toiwomat. SillG
be tcimomat fofonaan toista fuin
nlitG be poottopat. SelIhiiet ibnti-
Jet ~iuorastaan iulfepat itieniG o.
mien tdpbpps aiatustenia panfilaaH
ia toettapat iiten turbaan paastG
wapauteen isfien mangitun fotfau
tamoin iiipid6n niitG ristifoita mas
taan ioita be owat lite pmparilteen
rafentaneet. = ORION Sapett War-
ben. l@9f
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
toimituot onioIoigtcnrne Begfla..

na toinispat notwithstanding teSfiiii-
besia." sos mifdGn min tGllainen
pubetapa ia ilfed berialis aiettaa
firjoittajan itieni1 pnppina mitd e.
p1iltaDimpd6n aiemam. Sdnelld
itiellG1n tliSfin ioattanee olla iloa
ipntiicn f1GntpmiiestG enempi fuin
naturalization fariieufiilla, foSfa-
pa bGn tabtoiii leimata Sumalan
maltafunnan tpon oman firffofrn-
tanfa m~lfopuolella noin bdlpaiiesti.
- Sos ferran bengelIiien tpOntefid
on oifeutettu iaamaon ~aineellista
fannatista ollenfaan, min milf pi-
taili noin balpamaiiesti pmbua.
gtfo meioGn pitGiii tuntco toiii-
omme meljini ia SlmaIan palmeii'
joina ia oIla opiino ia tufena toiiil-
femme futen Serran o~petuSlapIet
tGsid iuliresia falaniaaliisio.
Simon Yietari tlli entistd ipapem
pdan ipntiipptenld tuntoon tdmGn
;bmetapabtuman fa,itta. @bfGpd bGn
f,,ten ibmiielle on tamallista oil Of
Tut tpptpmGton ia mlirisiait fun E.
belliiend bona eli ollllt mitdGn ina-
mt. Sent bGn parmaanfin pmmGr.
Il ettG Sierra tietiG faifen mitG bG.
nesia on ollut ia on pdbaa. 8dr
Ell pioG olemania mabbollinen ole.
maan min IGbell1 iiiirta armabta'
iaa, jofa faifille ibmiiiae ia paboil
letin antaa jofapGiapaiien Ieitpdn il
npt b~Gnellefin erittdin of antamr
main runlaasti labiojoan. Sami
oil Eietarin ipnj1intnnmistas' Jon
ia bGn fbmeen WaiflittamaSia Dam
mGstpfiesiG tGSfa mtobosia eiittGG
@pllGpG Hietari marmaanfin bolui
npt entistG enemmGnfin Seeiufiel
leurasia ollo, mniffa toiin eli pitG
nptfadn itieania iiiben mabbolliien'
Sa fun Seeius lobouttaipasti iano,
bGneIle "GlG peIfGG, tGstG l5bin ole
ioapa ibmiiiG." SGttitpGt be faift
ia IiittpinpGt Seeilifien ieuraan.
Monella taipalla ills Sierra opetta'
meta. SGn antaa nellie tanalli
iesti eniin fotpempaa ia paifeampa,
elGmGn fofemiista. Saamme oil
tp0siG ia ~tusfasia, fiuiaufiisia j
foetlfiisia, futen Soief, Sob y. m
@utta jos tdboomme ppipG Sierra,
fdsfpisiG ia S1neltG aplta ooottaI
min tilleepa menestps ia onni perdl
I'd, oiittain 10 tGGlIG ajasiafin. Sou
ia tapoellinen ia ijanfaiffinen tai
tpabisia] iosta me Sunastajaa Ser
raa Seelltsta oootarnme . SIltri oil
iiunaus ia ibana menestps iittem
min Bietarin ibmisfalastitfie lIc
Siltnattlt ia aripofas tebtGpG on to
lastaa fiell1ja emanfeliumin n,iotal
la. Sierra ontafopn meillefin al
moa iiihen.
6. Ot~pasfainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
,er, iStettiin hrlspaan lp,.oia0to.1.

men iGtettiin htleluaon fpliolufotosif'
Teen. Siiben m~ennesid on ne lao
bittapa bpapddn fielelliieen ailtit1l.
iofa annettiin allefirioittaneen teb.
tGapdtii. S66ntoien lopiiliincn by
mafpminen iiirtpi iiitafin ippstds-
fosfa mloriioaiia tulce fesiAstelto-
mafii yeep GastleSia pioettmpasm
80 Suomi Spnooin firfollistofoitt.
ieSIa. -- 3iertGpd1 mtoriiopii.
buiaa pGatettiin mastaiIuuiioesiatir.
fapttdG, jos iaooaan iopiwa 1enfild
2auiuttiin tuitenfin ie toitpomlls' et'
tel pfiistGdn uSfonnollinen iltlinta
pmbmjaa walitesia oliii mddrnGld-
nj. - Seurampat feialllblat pua
tettiin mietta6 Yeaboopsia, D3ass.
Sublofoniertti piOettiin louantai-
iItana &ocfportin faiipnngtn bad'
lisia. Sstlmatilat olipat lotleerrtt1t
taitfi otetilt, ioterb oianottajla uraDl'
oitiin eileen fultli- tai Ieitiemm To-
tao. Obielwa olettiin pboistpneioeat
foorien larlae. "Sinpiapirren" Soon.
lcrtisia antoi nbjelmaa ieitiemt. lat,-
~lufuoroa, jotfa eiiintpipat pbotstp-
neind ia erifieen. yboistettp tuore
fGiitti faiffiam 100 l~aulaiaa. 8d
taapoa oil furIla tlion joltfon lnitIa'
mon. Sublapubeen pitt Wonesieniat
pastori 6. g. Salonen. @rfpo Sala
nlGen lepittGmGn, onnistltneen iub.
larllnon, laililii neiti 2ppli Salomn6
fl. SIiii iuotapaa, ett1 tarnG iltb.
Iaruno tuliii jonfun leb6en pulstoiL
la julfiIuuteen. = &eIo fGtpi 10
|fabtatoista, fun foniertti lopplti.
Suuri ola pleiiod fertpi baalin ebu8
talle ooottelemaan niitG p~lintddrii.
ia f~aaroja joi6en oil mGard Die6G
iuuri oia ipieraita 2onesbilleen.
&pIlG nlio faarat tGpttpipatfin ief6
lii1ltG, ettG ulfoa.
Soinen %iliblnpGipG alfoi iunnitIi-
taino Observation-Disclosures ftrfosia,
ionfa er1s amerifalainen pastori By
mGntabtoiiesti luoipiitti fiptettdtpGf.
femme, iillG pitoletfaan eitpGt olift
iopineet &ocfportin iuomalaiieen
firffoon. Suo oipara amerifalai.
nenfin firtfo oil iofi eenfin tGpnnG
%iuomalaistd pleiiGG ortpiolta notn z
tai s iatoa bertfed. Hippiiaarnan pi-
ii a%llefirjoittanut ia iltblaiaarna
pGipGn elpanfeliumin iob6olIa post.
g. 6. Salonen. Mlttarilla toirni.
mot past. Wiettinen ia allefirioitta-
nut. @btoolliien m~iettoon otti oiaa
noin 200 benfed. Siintui iilinotltI-
Re. Serran $enfi liiffui fesflltoes.
ianme.
Sunm1ntai %iltapGipG iitbltttiin III
fona luonnon belmasia, iosia pltbui-
nat iefG papit, ettG maallifot. Sop
puobjellnasta en- moifaan len enemt.
pod moinita, iill1 tdptDi lGbteG but
fan enren ilbIien lopplia fotiin. -
&uitenfin moin ianoa, ettd iltbIat o.
lipat onnistuneet pli toiapeioen. 2ii.
tos mposfin paiffafuntalaiiille, iot.
ia iaitte fantaa pGipan flaorntar ia
belteen.
T1mG i~elostufieni on biufait mp6-
bGstDnpt, mltta iiiben on ollitt Iiion
noIIfiet ippniG, iotfa ianomattafin
r.pat ieltpGt. SSitmala ioafoon eoel-
Ieenfin iobtaa ia ~ii,tilato fristinistd
toimintan nuoriipn fesfuuoesIo.
Nrio Soft.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
Qnsnntn i4inii iiihen rtt

- &asipata itieii iiiben, ettd pGG-
Jet mnpautumaan puutteen fopbpp-
oen ia oboistufien njatlfiista. glipaa
benfeii ia iuuntaa ajutufieii faif-
fien ~tarpeitteii dfeoon ia tGpoelli-
iecn tDpbDtpfieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27

Sofainen ruumiimme iolnisto
fna iofo bpotp1 tai baittaa ajatlfiis'
tomme. Scum on mnmma Darpa-
basia. fipu fesfeIld ipo1ntG", iono-
taun iitomalaiiesia iananlasfusia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
Scum ostotte iotalGGstomerffiG,

SthH uSluile luIuluuSiuNtellltu'
min te cite labjota rabaanne, maan
Iainnotte A proientin forolIa, jofa
matietaan DuoiineIidnnefiittGin. Gil
Ia te autatte baIlihistanne, mitta it.
ieInne nieI1 enempi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
Soimittaiau ia iIannSiHiji

Soimittaiam ia iiannSitijGu
paiffa atuoinna Mnttaia IebSesiG.
&nn allefiripittantt uifoo ltopna
emf firfollisfofonfiesia &atfallis.
fir~ffofnnmam firjapainoliiffeen bpi'
taian tpimesta ia t. |. tOimitmfiesta
ia ettei erfaantmmiien iunofii %jorttri-
II maimitmt tpimet miestG ipaille in
laistaam tGten bafnfelpoiiile blla.
mainittm tpimi b~aettaipaffi. Safc'
mnffet ia palffaiuaatimmfiet on ID
betettGiuG allefirjoitaneelle iuiimeis'
tGGn fulniuan %feiafnnm % p:fii, eff
tiGfIeen ne aiallaan eniibeimGfnnn
alnsIa pibettGiuGam. firfonisfofonf'
ieem, iosia bafemnfiet tarfastetaan
ia bpipafipminen pGatctSan. Sol
meen On ustnttaipa beti emf beinG'
fnnur almsia min .pian fmn On fntir
anmetttt. .s,u
Safemnfiet labetettGwG pioitteel'
la:
3. 8mori,
9bor 60, SroniuOuS; Mieb
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- Ioan pleinen lofi ldGt11 npt
onforon rangaistufien i%euraolpista
iniStG:
Sos mGGrin piibiiil taiffa antoa
ipGGriG neimoju cstGGfieen Obops.
maltain bonbien ia mllioen artpopa-
perien mppntiG.
Sos prittGG i%aattao aifaon ep1Io-
iaaiiiuutto toitfa feboittaa t%ottele-
mattomuuteen miebiG ybopsipoltoin
iotaiouffoien f~esfuuoesia.
Sos foettaa p%ostustaa ia e5fGis-
ia i~otapGfeen ottoa.
Sus ~julfuiiee painettuno, painao
taiffa firjoittou toiffa laiiiitii epGIo-
iaaIiSta, f1pttoG iopimotonto ia riio-
fotonta fieltd YbbpspaItoin ballitns
ia, Dbbpsmnltoin perlistltsIafia, 10.
tajouffoia taiffa ~ormeijon tai lai-
moston unifpormtio Ipostaan.
Sos fdptt1G fielt1, jo[la torfoite.
toon ObopsmnItain bollititsta, pc
rustuslafia, moan lippiia, iotaiouf-
foia taiffa fotiIasunitpormujo fnat-
taa nastustufien, pi1fnm, b1hpGistpf-
len taifta beriaufien taiffa epGluii-
Ion oIaiiefii.
Cos %lauiuu, firjoittoa toiffo JUL
foiiee iellaisto, joIla tobootoon fiji
boittaa oiprstrfieen ObbpsapoItoja
wostoon toiffa iitoiia ielloisto mas.
t~iistiisto.
Sos tobolIiiesti o~iettoo nGptteiIIe
ObopsDoltain wibollismaon lippiio.
Sos l%ouiuu, firjoittoo toiffo jul.
foiiec icIIoisto, ioIlo tobootoan CT:
f1istd niioen toiparain titotontoo,
ioitn tarpitaon iooanfGpntid mar.
ten.
sos feboittno jobonfin pII1moini.
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&irieennaibtniillem

Observation-Disclosures ppp-
oomme buomauttaa ettii t%ilanpuiit-
teen iptofii tGptpp uieita firjoitufiia
ia fnnianfirieit6 iiirtGG emf nume-
room. Encyclopaedia tirlloan ne fai.
tenfin faiffi oifanaan iuIfoiiemaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27

tiista, opettoa iotain niistd taiffa
eiittdd ieIlaista.
sos iuoiii ianoin taiffa teoin io-
tain maata, jonfa fansia ybopspal
lat on iooasia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27

"Subannus", &anian Sengcn
1itbannusnumero on iImestpnpt BGi
ipdlebocn &ustanmispbti0n fustan.
rifie.lq 9rlutbisia. Sitlfaiiu iiiaI-
tnd poIion bppGG ia arpofasta Iitfe-
misto @merifon buomotliimmiIta
in%omoloiiilta fpndiIijoiltd. Sinto
on 30 ienttiG.