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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-04-30
LEGAL NOTICES


Notico a Final Account
In the County Court Of the state Of
Oregon. for the County Of Klam.
attn.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
Stephen etuksl. Deceased.
Notice b hereby given that Delilah
Stuksl. tsstatrix Of the >sstate OF
stephen stuksl. deceased. has rem
dsrsd and presented for hnal settle
ment. and died II said court. her anal
account OF her administration Of said
estate. and that the court hes axed
Tuesday. the 7th day OF May. 1913,
at the hour Of 10 o'clock In the fore.
noon Of said day. at the court room
Of the County Court. In klamath
Falls. County OF Klamath. STATE oi
Oregon. % the time and place to-
hearing objections 70 said account
and the settlement thereof.
Dated this 9th day Of April. 1913
DDLILAH oTUxDL.
Tsstatrix OF the Estate Of otephel
slukel. Deeeassd. "A
oslos22 " Z
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-04-30

Grvie l. stamps -; Grade 2. stamps
50: Grade 3. stamps s.: Grade 4.
stamps $1O.25: Grade 6. stamps III:
Grade 8. certificates IS. stamps %:
Grade Z. certificates 500. stamps
S3..5: Grade 8. stamps $3.50. Total
certificates $l05: total stamps @le.
Grand total, $3.50.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-04-30

Colorado. New York. Nassachusetts,
Illinois. Maine. California. Washing
ton, D. c.. Texas and Alabama. The
ISSd brigade. Of which their regiment
10 Q part. Il commanded By . man
from Ohio. The list eontains an archi'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-04-30

PARIS. March 3l--(f3y mail)--
At last q French correspondent has
found weak spot In the American Ex.
poditi0nary Force. The man who has
venturcd to strike this discordant note
Ia the special representative of Le
Temps at the French front. who hap
pened to be near the American sec.
ton witch had the hrst real nght with
the enemy. apd 80 paid them . visit.
He writes:
"'There IRE certain practical points
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-04-30
Central School

Grade !. certificates &l20. stamps
$3.50: Grade 2. certificates sos.
stamps $3.50: Grade 8. certificates
5000. stamps e4625: Grade I, certin.
Gates. SI65. stamps $3.50: Grade s.
certificates S13s. stamps $3.50: Grade
9. certificates $3.50. stamps S42.2s:
Grade Z. certificates $500. stamps
t?s.76: Grade 9. certificates @2l5.
sinmps $3.50. Totals. certificates
fl.790. stamps $3o0.75.
Total certificates owned by pupils
s3.2s0: total stamps owned BY pupils,
&Seas.:5.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-04-30
Local Pupils Prove
Aid TO Government

klamath Falls school pupils and
teachers now own Liberty bonds and
War Saving Stamps TO the amount Of
Si1.O7O. according to q detailed report
Just submitted by City School Super
intendent r. II. Dunbar. who has CIV
On this matter every possible stimulus.
OF this amount Ss.33s.25 Ia owned BY
the pupils. The children's Investments
In Liberty bonds IL about 80 per cent
more than In the stamps. /.
The following itemised report haa
been submitted for publication By 9u
perintendent Dunbar:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-04-30

certificates. 100: stamps. $31. Grand
total. 4161.
Nlvoeolde oeheel
Grade !. certificates $50. stamps
SlS.76: Grade :. certificates $3.50.
stamps 81: Grade 3. certificates $50.
stamps q: Grade I. certificates @2eo.
stamps S22.26: Grade s. certificates
sos. stamps S23.ss: Grade 8. certih.
Gates S166. stamps Sl4.25: Grade Z.
certificates $50. stamps $685.; Grade
3. certificates @l4s. stamps S2l.75. To.
tats. csrtiacaps >i27s: stamps slss.so.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-04-30

Owned BY Teachers
Pelican Bay. certificates &l5: Mills
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-04-30
TRANSPORTS coLLipe;
HAVE RETURNED sAFgLv

WASHINGTON. d. G.. April 30.--
Two American transports which col.
,ided ut sea several days ago. have 70.
turned safely TO an Atlantic port. and
are not seriously damaged.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-04-30
PIANO RECITAL FRIDAY NIGHT

A plano recital given by tho pupils
Of Mira. =. II. Cofer is announced for
mex, Friday evening. May I'd. II will
be- held ut the Cofer residence. GO?
Cighth street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12
LOOKING FOR MEN
FOR FOREIGN WORK
Government Wants -Caiibcr Em'
pIoyce to Develop Trade In
Other Countries.

The government Is looking for big
caliber mel with foreign trade expert
ence TO serve AS commercial attaches
for the bureau OF foreign and domes-
tic commerce. department of com
n1erce, and announces that appointces
will be accredited to American en-
hafsies or legations abroad and VIII
be expected TO meet in a credltabie
manner the most Important govern
ment officials and business men in
such countries, and make trade re-
ports.
The appointrn ents will be made IN
pursuance of the departments plan
To prepare now for the competition
IN foreign trade that will come as
soon as the war is over, and because
the work is 80 vitality i'm portant to the
future OF American trade only men
of undoubted qualifications Will De
consid cred.
A written exam in alton will be held
on June S, and those Interested are
urged to write at once to the bureau
ri foreign and domestic commerce
Washington, for further details
Applicants admitted to the exan1i-
nation will be required to write a
Chests on some given foreign trade
subject and answer difficult and
searching questions on economic ana
commercial geography and transpor-
tation. current events in foreign coun-
tries. The Industrial development OF
the United States in its relation TO
export and to know well at least one
foreign language. Education and for
eign trade experience will be import
ant factors. and those most success
full in passing the written examination
will later be given an oral test before
r board In Washin gton.
The salary OF commercial attaches
ranges from $4,000 upwords and there
are transportation and other allow
ances The department of commerce
rs Also planning to appoint trade com
rissioners to Europe, South Africa.
and the Par East in the near future
and appointments may be made from
those who successfully pass the at
tache examination without receiving
assignments.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12
GLASS Of SALTS
CLEANS KIDNEYS
III Your BACK Ii Aching or Bladder
Bothers. Drink Lots Of Water
And Ea1 Less Meat.

When your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore, don't get scared and
proceed to load your stomach with a
lot of drugs that excite the kidnevs
and irritate the entire urinary tract
Keep your kidneys clean like you keen
your bowels clean. by flushing them
with a mild, harmless salts which re-
moves the body's urinous waste and
stimulates them to their normal ac-
,ivity The function of the kidneys In
10 hitter the blood In twenty four
hours they strain from it 500 grains
OF acid and waste. SO we can readily
understand the vital importance of
keeping the kidneys active
Drink lots of water--you can't drink
too much; also get from any pha
cist about four ounces OF lad Salts:
take tablespoonful in glass of wa
ter before breakfast each morning for
a few days and your kidneys will act
fne. This famous salts is made from
the acid OF grapas5 and lemon Juice
com bined with lithia. and has been
used for generations TO clean and
stimulate clogged kidneys Also to neu-
tralize the acids In urine so 1t no long
er is a source Of irritation. thus end
ing bladder weakness
lad Salts Is inexpensive. cannot in
lure. makes a delightful efrervesecnt
iithia water drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep their
kidneys clean and active. Try this.
also keep up the, water drinking. and
no doubt you WIN wonder what be-
cAMe OF your kidney trouble and back
Achs---Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12
CITY EDITORS FROM MANY
STATES MEET IN INDIANAPOLIS

fndianapo Nav l1.--Newspaper-
men urom the far corners OF the
country were here today for the sec
oud annual convention OF the National
Association of City Editors. which will
open with a banquet this evening.
George Greet chairman of the com
rnittee on public information at Wash =
jngton. ia expected to arrive tomor-
row TO address the city editors
Leaders in the newspaper field AMI
men prominent in war work lso will
address the visitors.
Hasssl 4. sullivan, local newspaper
man. is president OF the national or
Eauig1tlon, which js an outgrowth OF
the Indiana CITY EAitors. association.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12

Birm 'ngham. Alta. Apru u Ger
man language and German names are
oftng eliminated In the South The
most recent evidence OF this fact is
shown by announcement of Rev Hans
Reuter-. pastor Of the Zion Lutheran
church. 10 the effect that he will dis
continue preaching sermons in the
German tongue Hundreds Of schools
have elm mated teaching C;~xspan and
business houses in several southern
cities have changed from German to
English nsmea
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12
ADVOCATES Use OF TTrEr
ROCK IN SHIPBUILDTNG

Seattle Wash. May ! HI
treated turf q gray volcanic rock, will
80 far toward coivtug the concrete
shtr problem according 70 A ".
Gould a Seattle architect who has
sust returned from an investigation
OF this substance found in eastern
oregon and Washington
"Tu1 is IS per cent lighter than
concrete said Gould TT also is
much stronger. II YOU are able to
eliminate Is per cent Of the weight
Of vessel YOU arr able 10 carry that
much more cargo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12

Manhattan, Kan. May II Today ia
May day at the Kansas Agricultural
college here. and the annual feta bids
fair to outrival all previous events OF
ns kind This years queen has the
unusual honor OF selecting three CO.
eds from among the classes in adS,-
ton to those selected nv the ciass or
CARNATIONS. More than leo young
women viii take part in the various
fetes and events ~ the occasion
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12
TO INVESTIGATE RANKS
REFUSING LIBERTY BONDS

Montgomery. Ala. MAY 1l-Foi-
lowing reports TO his once that more
than SIX banks IN the state had re
fused TO handle liberty bonds Super
ntendent OF State Banks Alex F.
walker is preparing list of these
VA nks and will learn just why they
refuse to purchase the bonds and han
die them for their customers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12

Dainty. surnme~y modefs--finest
qualities and prettiest patterns.
Made OF ginghams and voiles in
plaids and checks; light and dark
shades-Every size
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
TronWccdin $uo-
malainen ylei$M

SromiuooSin faitpnnsin nrainri,
preiiSentti @iliunin feboitnfieen mo-
iantiiem, ppp.aG titen bmomamttaa
sSromwuobim faomalaiielle pleiiSlle
ettG erifoiiena fanfalliiena rbbmGnG,
pnolneiiiim fatiomatta, pttaiiituat o.
iaa beinGfitmn neliammem pGimGn
fnlfmeeieem. .SpiIesfa paifasia Left
teamme, meliGnnsllG iitu1lla, on pre-
iibentim firjelmS fdfonaiinmbesiaam
inlaistnua, iKT ie fosfee fapu,alai-
Tia taifilla paiftafnnnilla. Sofaiien
fanialaiientme taDtbp iillpin ola Tilt
fcella, pioittamasia lpiaaliimmttaam
talle ntaalle, ien laille ia ballittf.
ielle. sc on idfaiIem pbbG iueliupl-
liIiins.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
81 ipntnnat fitclom otnafii inma-
rifpsIa

True translation filed with the Post
master at Ironwood, Mich. as requir-
ed by the Act of Oct. 6, 1917.
@urp, syro. "a b. fef1f. = Weitd-
ii tGbGn mennesiG on ioatlt tietdd,
ON faiffiaan "a ibmistG iuanlit FUR
ntanio fun tpbid iotilasiuna. aioi
.&abtilbecf. .8allaie iirfusiunan paal-
Ie IGbellG tGtG foltpitrfia piinte lai-
urtainu. Surntanla iaaneet otpat
ritbioutltnrtneet min pabasti, eta
aitoostoan "a 5eisti ON lpoitu tltn-
teo- :.
@otilasiunan fiiliettaia Sargent
on nangittu ipptettpna miestaposta.
Sapaiifien fpist1 Ell ole mieId an-
netti pflitpisfobtaiienpia tietoja.
Dbteenoio tapabtiii iiten, ettd ioti-
iasii,na fulfil tGpttG palrbtia iirfus-
iltnan perGsIG. Sotilasiunon full
iettajo on ielitt1npt, ettG bun liilili
eoelI6 meneip1i jiinaa taaparoiunuf-
fl, ett1 ie fuIfee iifii nopeaa ettd b1n
moi ojoa taipalliiella paltboillo e.
teenpGin. gtGnld lasfelntot jobtiipat
fliitenfin barbaan iillG iirf1siitna
ppfGbtDi ooottanlatto, mennGfieen IL
ipuroiteille, iolloin iotilasiltna ip0f.
ipi tafaapdin len pd1lle min foipalla
tpoimalla, ettd ipetliri tilnfeutri fol-
men iirfusDaltnltn lGipitie eoell1-
rnainitiilla ieitraltfiella. Sitrmania
fndneista on iiiiirin oia iirfnfien
parboita nGptteliioitd, jotfa pitoii-
foirin oipat eiiintpneet jofo tpointis-
teIiioina tai rtiiinn iirfustaiteilioi-
ma. Waonta irfusnaailrnon tiinne.
tliirrta fpfpd on main faoonnut pb-
t6ffid nGpttGnp5ltG tGntGn foanean
tapobtiintan fautto.
SotiInsiitnan IGnnmitfGiG ia FIJI.
Iettaio pelastuiipat onnettontitiioes-
to paljaaIla f1ffdbopfielIG., Wepo.
berupien tietoien mlfoan ON mpos.
fin iGntntitt1i1 mangitu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
KOLMASTOISTA vUOSIK.

0efii. Wtutta rpt fun tGllri ferrnlla
n1Dtti faiffi rpbn1t ia puolueet I'M.
bottaneen fofo SitbanniispGitp1n,
ipriapttGwallG fen fotonoan min
bnluamme 10 main aioiSia iImoittaa,
ettd emf feldnG tullaan Sronlpoo6is
iafin iliblimaan SSiibannitfiena OF
fein aitofaniaIlista jltblna, p1toIl.
eista mapaata iolIoin toboonrmte
naitttia main uapaasta faniallistln
netta elGbpttGnlGst1 tilaifiu,6esta,
iolloin aineellinen pitoIi iiirtpp pG1-
fplpmpfiesti iimuaIiafii. gspt fun
SitbannitSiublain ipiett1minen syli.
bannllfiena on puolueioen tdbolta
bpliattp, antaa ie tilaiilluoen pbtei.
ielle iltblalle, eli faniallilen iltblan
piettGanilelle.
Sarfoitanmle juuri feIIaista iltb-
lain piettdlnistG, joita tullrneinu
apuoIina on 10 pietettD eiim. Meiaba
aLuecl'a Sbiosia ia ddrinutdiIesfG
ioGsiG y. m.
SSontfo faniallismieliiiG faniaIaiiid
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
iiliiuat ett1 prelioertti oil "bppin
innostlineesti" fannattanltt maintt-

iliiuat ett1 preIi6ertti oil "bppin
innostitneesti" fannattanitt naintt.
tita perustltSlofilii liidpsebootrsta.
Brefioenti OIL n1itGli tieoetGGn,
itlioelleen ilntaisiut itsfomaria ett1
naisten GGnioifertta fosfeipa eboo-
tus on tdrfea looan Dbtepteen flulu
ipa lafiebbotlts ia ett1 fen maifutitf-
let titjiiipat olernoan bDtpin tGrfei-
td iefG tGsiG maasla etti uIfon1ail-
Ia. YGGtosebootitflen bplpGfipnli-
men, ferrotnon preiioentin Iaiiii-
neen, tiilili olelnaan tpaifuttaipa o.
ioitits Observation-Disclosures Obops.
moIloiSla.
SGbetpston iGlenet ianoitpat pre-.
fioentin olleen IitG nrieltG ettG Jolt.
Griffin ulfoapnltoien fanfoille oliii
naifeota fGlittGd pbtdlGistG G1nioi.
feittta fosfetpan ebootitflen bplfGG-
utistG, futioen tarGn moan ilmaiie-
min faniamfpaltaiiiin iotapdGrndd-
rim. ltiei1rrnisia guropon maisia
eitpdt fartfon po9iaioltfot tdiitG ero.
titfiia Obopshualtain liittobaIlitifien
ia maltioioen ballitiisten pGIillG,
iosta ippsta preiioentin iInroitetaan
oIelpan iitd niieIhi ettG ebootrffen
bplfaGninen titltaiiiin tp6Grin tiiIfit
ientoan. q
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
9esIenuerin faitpungin forfea.

- 9esicnuerin faitpungin forfea.
forlu lopetti toirtintania ipiiane per.
iantaina, iolloin pibettiin Iopetta :
iaisjitblallii iiiitoet. &oulusta iai to-
nd ptonna 6ipIontan (pGGstSto6is.
titfien) fab0etlantoista oppilasta.
Soltfosia of fafii iitornalaista nei.
tosta, Soini Sabnion ia 2i5i Baitl.
fon. Se matfnstitpot uolenmnat o.
pettajien feIdfursieille Marauetteen
apaltion nornnadlifoiilintn. YstIhpdn
ia toiipottaipat BELLE parbainta me
nestpstd lielIG ia ontitteipat beiti
tGbGnastiiien iaufpittitflienia ioboos.
to.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
Suofllell lluti$ia

= SeliingisiG on tpangittii pol
Jon bG6rinpt piinafoartilaisten job
tonlies 9lugust 8eslep. On iaatii
ielipiIle, ettG noinittii mics on en-.
nelnmlinfin tltnnettu iiitriirs, nintit
tain piinofaartin perustai. &aarle
2lpoto, iofa fei1llG ipuonna 1905
fatofi Seliingistd ponffirp5hpdDfiien
tGboen ia nltiitti glnerifaan. Softt
aifa iitten pnldii ban glmerifasta
Suomeen, josfa antaiitiii fiibfolla
iobtomoan pinarpsiien fapinapirii-
bia.
- 4ofo @anlpitlan piinatoarti.
Ioiseiifirnta on onnistiittii iaarnnan
mangifii. Sdntdn eiifitnnan iobtaia
no ON olIut &uIlertpo Weannerin nuo
reinpi nell. 4iifon plinaiiet eiifiin-
tantiebet otpat mp0sfin mangitut.
Watfiistnnlinen Seliinfiin 10
iieItd pois on ipopaiitettii pasfipa.
fosta.
4odpin otteIu SeIfingisi6 oil ie-
noatintoIosta. 2opiIta ie ontaiitiii
ia Iopbettiin fieItd 200 miestd, nais.
ia ia Iustd, iiIId punoisten iObto.
iaf9an aiiiipot ienaatin ,pirfnbuo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27

neustoisia Waimoineen ia lapiineen.
Yunaisten pdGiobtaiista taipattiin
ola piiloutllneena fenraulifupernO0-
rim talosta ia feiiarilliiesta palat-
iista, ie ola ninlittGin, iofa Ell ollut
paennut bpipdn idGn ollen raboi-
neen ia rpostotalparoineen.
= Seriioen lualtaltfiesia on nan-
gittlt NJ. NJ. plinailiin fititlipipa iliur-
utlprbaaia &aliitnen.
= Seliingin panfit alfoipat toi-
mintania ia alpaiiapat fonttorinian
bubtifirun II p6itp1ni. Bantfien
buoneustot eiip1t pleeni1 ole palioa
fGriineet punaiien berritiioen aifana.
- Sroulen ioponlaIeb0et ilmestp
mat rpfpiiin iltontaLaisten ipirono-
maisten moliponnan alaiiina eif1
niitd tarlpitie toinlittaa enndtfolen-
iiiltrin tarfastittien alaiiifii.
- Bunataartilaisten iGienlipuis.
ia oil toilella puoIella iliontenfieli-
men toiiella ipenGi6nfielinen tefsti.
SGntGfin pltolestaan oiottoa, fiiinfa
lSbeinen DbteDs punaisten ia rpsiien
m1ltIIc nnIlitfi.
= @prba @. l1erfull- -@pllenbano
fltltluu oleipan palittu &anian nGDt-
tGnpSn iobtaiafii.
- Sponlies leboen pGdtoimittaia
ia jobtahpa benfilo, gohporo 8alpas
SGnnmen iofa bptpisi1 aioin ennen
punaisten ipnIlan litbiStitmista mat-
fusti SeliingistG itGGn pain, ON II.
IS. fitulenon nritfoan malinn1t mas
taiiefii olinpaiffania Bietariin
= SeliineistG poenneitten fapi-
nollisten iobtomiesten leirnofontto-
riSta ipienlien postimertfien nripo
noriee 100000 nrarffaan ia on
niitten llifitnt1GrG 100000.
= Slomen Banfista, 8iipllris-
Ia, l0poetpstG losfelmosta, iorfa on
ollefirioittont Com. @plling, fGp Iel
nille, ettG fun nGntG "parffiberrat"
pafenihpat pbOesid "faniampoltius-
funnan" iGienten fansia bitbtifitiin
olusia, meiipGt be ntitfanaan partfin
maroio noin 16-17 mill. ntf. Waii-
fanaan ipeiip1t be ntposfin panfin
fasiobolipin toiien aipaimen.
Siionlen Barfisia tpallitiee, fit-
ten faifisia nntislloftn ioTinlistien
1boitantisia mirastoisia, iellainen
lotfu, ett1 fen ieIipittGntinen tiIee
ipient1Gn oitoa ebf1 fofo tGinGn mil.
fon ennenf1in panffi moi aloittno
toinlintonio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27

= Srontpoooisia on fulrneina
tpiioiina oIIut eriunieliipptta ia finos
telua fenelle firaIitiii oifeiis miettdd
iitblaa Sitbonnitfiena. Seitrauffe.
no onfin olIit itieompoin eri rpbmi.
en- iitblintinen fanottiina p6iipdnG,
fanfaIlisten pitoIueista mopaioen
iubIien ipiettdutinen ei ole htIIat
niinoIlen fpipnpfieenf6dn. SaibIain
tpietto maimittiina pditpGnd orrfin
ntiiooostiitritt main tatpolIiieffi eri
rpbudin roboien ferddmistiIaifita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
8esIenter:

t- &uitiollislelrraf. feInfoiil,, afo-
tetaan titoanantaina, beirdf. s p. Flo
8 ap. t. leltrof firfon baalisia. 3.
pettaiatii on litpaittlinltt opettaiatar
neiti Sippola. &oullmrtafiu titlee
olenaan 1 oollari perbeeltd, olfoon
iitte lnpiia Dfii tai iiiearnpi. Sol.
tpotaan Iasten ipanbentpien l6bettd.
ipGn lapierria foltlitun ritniaslltfuiie-
ipa, oppimaan SitomenfieIti ia iis.
fontoa. sliian tartepttd on 10 ltie-
onrmin ielostettu ioten ie lienee fai.
file tltttu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27

- Sitloia @teIGfplalIG pi6etDstd
itItoilmaiiiblasta ipiirne iitnnltntaina
oil $122.66, iosta oil menoia $685..
10, ioten pitbbas tltlo on $65.91.
Barboat fiitofiet faifille oianotta-
iiIe iotfa altttoitpat tGn1dn ilablt-
toipan tulofien iaaipltttantiieenl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
paiftafunnan obielmasta. Sea
filaiiia ioapliu raniaasti aa
nalla ia aiitoilId.
@ampun-
aannuiu.

- 8iime 6linnuntaitia oil 8afe-
fieloisiii rippilasten $. IS. e9toolli'
ielIe pGGsto. Seuraatpat 6 lasto
tG1uapGt iilloin eniiferran Serran
poptGdn.
@rruna Sigrib 9iniu, 2Dpbi Clio
betb Sanupion, Gamma 2iiia @ltori-
men, Soban 8ilinn Sanlpion, So
ban SSafob 8Gli ia &alle slugust
Eesiio.
Slfoon Serran Jana teioGn ial-
fainne fDnttil1nG ia palfeutera tel
oGn teillGnne. 81 SSltmalan Jana, Ell
fG ptiifGGn fibben litottatpa ole bape-
Gdn tltleipa.
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idricstpfiegla perGGntpmddn, Yiotpe

| Iar1eStprleSla peraantgnladn' Pt0pe
ioen taafie.
3ooma. fei1f. "a p. - Sealpen
rintainalla Wontellosta alma glori-
anmereen iadffa pafenelpat it1lpal.
talais-unfarilaiiet ioilfot epui1ries-
tpfiesid Mmpe ioen plitie, tertoo mi
rallinen roportti. SStalialaiiet iou-
tot aiutpot perGGntpneit1 fintereilld
tnfaa.
St1ipoltnlaisten bpSff6pfIen enli-
nl1inen iafio on pGGttpnpt baiuiGon
iiella misiG tebopn bpoffdpfien oil
maarii amlrsfata puolustufien moi-
ututfainriltat fo9oat.
Yiaape joen tafana tlplipiesia ja.
lpieoen mufanan pli rafennetllt tila-
p1fiet iillat, olpat itGipaltalniiet IL
ieita p1ilpid foettaneet mastustaa i
alialaisten raimoiiio mastnbpoff1pf-
1i1 aienanla pelastamiiefii. Tar-
baillaon foettalpat it1ipaltalaiiet ioil
fot fpfpnii mufan paeta Bimue ioen
itailelle rannaIle, mlita iiind 5eitG
apaifeuttaa italialaisten anfara tptfi
tltli ia fiiipaat bpoff6pfiet.
Wtontellon plGtalangolta alma me-
reen iaaffa tlottulpalla rintamalla
on mibollinen pafolalla. SGbGn men
nesiG lasfetaan pibollilen menettd-
neen 10000 miest1 ia tGll9 fertaa
ainatin nGpttGG iilt1, ettei ,pibolli-
mem ilman iliuria menetpfiiG moi
pGGstG Bialpen itGilelle rannalle Of
Ietifin fun liraria joiitfo olastoja on
ioutltmasia iaarrofiiin ia pangifii.
Stalialaiiet menneet |iaiue ioem pli
Sfooma, feiaf. "a p. = S(iaesiaan
pateneipia mibollilia tofaa otpat ito
lialaiiet iuiiorostaan menneet Biaipe
ioen Dlitie Gapoiilen lliona. Himpen |
lGntinen ranta on fofonamt pitbois-
tettu ipibolliiista ia Montellon plG-
taianfo on fofonaan ipalloitettit ia.
faiiin. 8ain joitafin oiertia Bia
men oifealla rannola on enGG pibol
liien balllisia. SStalialaisten ioufot
oipat ottaneet tltbaniia panfeia. Sal
falpGfi, ratiitip1fi, lentofone-oIastot
ia tpfisto oipat faiffi fiitpaasia toi-
minnosia urltrsfatafleen pateneipia
iouffoia mdboolliiintnlan palion.
&aiffien riitten italialaisten tpffien,
jotfa bpoffcDfien alusia iortitiipat
mibollilen iaoliifii ianotaan iaaoun
tofaiiin. Ybbefi1n itGtpoItalaista 81
apiiioonaa, eli 100000 niestG fJilit-
tdtpd iotajouffo on fofonaan lpotp
ntitrsfofii. 8iiiitoista nitiita mi.
bolliien bifpiiioonaa on nGGnnptettb
Sanona oi Sinuen ieuouiIla ia nGis
t1 pfii on fofonaon tirbottu jouti-
esiaan ristitltleer. Standardization
oripioioaan t1llG fertaa
100000, fun taaien itoliolaisten
miesbuffa j6a $4,000 puitteiliin iGt
t1G beioGt bitonoon aiemaan, ottaen
buonrioon len rtifG beiodn bpGMGpf-
ieniG tarfotitflena of.
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- &ebotetaan niitd, iotfa ldbettS
mat fiitoslauietta eta .Iiittdudt uu,.
tadit 80 ienttid. ,paan Jos fittoslau.
ie on piten1pi fun 80 ianaa on r.
l1tt1lp1 pfii ientti ianaIto.
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Ironwoodin uati$ia

gtelGfpldlIG Solpnhaalilla. BIZ
oetian iralnalatpallpelus emit FUN
nuntaina flo 2 lip. Senliiraorilainen
8. 81. &ranffala faarnaa. = SuItaa
fllulelnan ia fGGtfernGGnl
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StSiuuItuIaiiet perGbtbp Tiaiueioer
taafie

True translation filed with the Post
master at Ironwood, Mich. as requir.
ed by the Act Of Oct. 6, 1917.
SfoIion orneiian pddrnoiosto, fe-
fH. % p. = MonteIIosta nteren
rontoan iiIottiiipolIo rintonloIIa on
ipibolIinen lpotp ia pofotettu cpd
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Supmatfaa!

,SunlalanpaIpelus emf iltnnlintai-
no 8eecbipoooisia Osfur &usfaien
foulnlla flo 2 ip, iosia fesfustel-
laan teidtoulusta iofa alfoa 1 p.
beindflitta.
&um. slntti Sasiel.