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to the elbow What a harvest there is
in sight for the kid glove man. if he
can only supply these accessories in
sufficient quantities
The blue surface is embroidered in
this coral red in a primitive design. as
ii 1t had been done by a child from
some Egyptian stone carrying heiro-
glyphic'. The sash ends are cross
barred and frnged with the red and
the huge straw hat Is untrmmed save
for dark blue velvet ribbon that
drops over its crown and brim and
hangs over the chest Of the girl who
wears il
Copyright 1918, by Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicatel
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A man who va, showing oif by div
ing into the sea. and STAYING under The
water Tor q time after ono dive came
up and found that he had remained I'M
der water iur two minutes
That, going some" he Dragged TN
bet that's a record around here"
"Oh no. It amt" replied q spectator
"A man dyeI IN here this time ye'ter-
day, and he amt come up yet"
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likes, one above and enc below the
normal wai'tlinc The bodice is the
kind with which VIC will he very iamil-
lar in another week or two-slim
fifteenth century Italian in its >houl-
der and neck outline and finished with
short, plain sleeves that do not reach
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morning checking the junior Red Cro',
membership list Assisting Mrs. Robert
lIoltr'chue were Mrs Omar HWl. Mrs
McGuiRan and Miss Lula Wiley Miss
Anna Lou Pucleu and Mr., Josephine
Ea'lland, teachers IN the Eugene Field
school
The Twenty second street unit NJ the
Red Gross turned In thirty four finished
hospital garments al central .d Cross
headquarters this morning and took out
forty. eight pairs Of bed socks TO be
made
Mrs Lotlie Mosicr principal oi the
Lowell school brought a large number
ef refugee garment, and property bags
made by Ihe pupils of the school 10 cen.
tfal wofkr0om, today The boys sent
several pairs oi handmade wooden knit
ting needles and had neatly hcmmed
several oi the towel, turned in
Any women who have small balls
Of wool left after finishing knitted gar
mcnl' are asked 10 bring them 10 Red
Cross central workf0om, or telephone
Mr., Joseph Hoffman Walnut E'}
and she will call for them Mrs llnil
man has charge Of hlc knitting work
IN the Harmony school an Wednesday
and Friday afternoons each week and
IS anxious 10 collect as many as pos
,lllc oi the small balls oi wool for the
children who are going io make trench
blankets
Twenty nine workers attended the
surgical dressing classes in Rcd Cross
central workroomS yesterday. and made
, as dressings A box containing S.
5OO dressing, wa, shipped from there
to Red tros, headuuarlrr, IN 81 Louis
Ten members Of the Baptist laIics'
society met in the Shields Heights
school yesterday. Thirty hospital gar
mcni, were finished The Shield,
Heights unit works every day except
Saturday and the chairman. Mrs. l.
W. Dryer has asked each member 10
pledge herself 10 work Al least one day
q week A canvass Of the entire
Shield, Heights ncighhorhood will be
within the next few weeks
and every woman who docs not work
m any oihrr unit will be asked TO
work there one day a week.
The workers IN the surgical dress
ing rooms Of the Chamber Of Com
mcrcc yesterday made five three-yard
glulc rolls. twenty-five 2x2 gauz'
wipes. l25 Sy4 pau2c comprcs,cs and
Pm AKA gaule wipes The klndergar-
ten teacher, and the Business Womcn's
club met for work IN the evening m
charge of Miss Evelyn Joyce.
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Mb1t1ens Var Work.

that the negro women will enlist in a
sufficient number 10 take up MI
bfanchc, Of ihr work On Tuesda,
evening there will be mlssmering
for colored men and women IN the Cal,
vary Baptist church At which further
plans for the organization will he taken
up The meeting will he addressed by
several ol The local Red Cross work
ch
A special patriotic service, dedicated
10 ihe Red Cross workers who knit
and sew will be held in tht First Bap-
i,t church, North Robinson and
Eleventh street Sunday night The
Rev. n. " Hutton, pastor will preach
on "The Mother ~ Red Cro,s' VIII
Davis. thc tenor will sing Sons Of
America"
Mrs Levi, + lnm1n of 4op Fast
| Tenth street entertained thc women Of
ihe soldiers comfort knitting unit yes
trfdav afternoon. ~ being their weekly
gathering for work lnl % social after
noon After two hour. ui industry.
knitting and sewing hght rrircshmenls
were served Mr. e. N Glid,un OF
40 Fast Tenth street will entertain the
unit next FRIDAY afternoon
Rah. rah rah. ah rah. rlh,
Red Cro,, Rcd Cross. 9h lh. rah
Rah. nh Dh far nh Hh
llulnpld. llUlArtrl ah ah, rlh
Rlh rah fah uh uh gh,
NcCaunev Mccartney rlh rah, rah
Forty pupil, oi the Mi,hrk school
gave that ycll Yesterday ior Mrs /. {
ll0lAplc. extension secretary and
Mrs. Claude B Mccartney secretary
Of civilian relief Of ihe local Red tro'
when they went ~ organize Red
Cross branch IN Mi,hck The teacher
Of the school, Ms, Ida lyneS asked
that the Red Cross meeting be held
m the schoolhou,c instead Of In a hall
IN order that the pupils might hear the
speakers and understand the work
M,,hek is largely a Bohemian com
munitv and many oi ihc mothers pres
rrl did not understand English. hlt the
talk given hy me Red Cro'S workers
was translated FOR them hy other wom-
en- who have learned the language or
by the children themselves.
The children sang "If You Don't
Like Your Uncle SAMMY with % per
feet understanding OF the English
uDrJt
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IA E7ISS ANNA LILLIAN MATTHEWS who became
W the bride Of Melville Fiske Norris of this city this
S'S morning at II o'clock, the ceremony being per-
formed at the First Presbyterian church at Ardmore.
Mrs. Norris was principal Of the Mckinley school for
years
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FAVORITE RECIPES
War Fruit Cake

" Vt T T WTT WTNVI
MNE cup each Of nuts, raisins.
II ] dates, sugar and water, one ia
- blcSpoon OF crisco and one tea
poon each Of cinnamon. cloves. nut
meg, alsplce, salt and cocoa.
Put these ingredients over a fire
and cook three minutes, cool then
add two and a half cups Of flour
half a tcaspooniul Of bakingpowdcr
and a tcaspoontul Of soda dissolved
in a little water ANY crystallizcd
fruit may he added.
wa North Shartcl avenue
MRS. J. w. URBANSKY,
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The recital hail Of the Oklahoma
Conservatory is available Tor private
dancing parties. Musical Art Institute
building. (Ady)
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TGLIPHONES


lwomsns Council Of Defense, Maple
R.d Cross Chapter. Secretary, M.
Rsd cro. Financial ssors'ary,
Maple 2se2
Civilian Relief. Maple 4so,
stats Red Cross headquarters, Wal
Central Red Gro. workrOOm'
Walnut 500.
tiks HsiI Unn Of RED Cross. Maple
sss.
Registration offices for RED Cross
classes In first aid, home care of
the sIek. ana dlststles, Walnut 1900
An appeal has been received In Okla
homa City for refugee garments an
worn clothing TO be collected BY th
Red Cross The following telogrlr
from Louis Ia Beaume OF the south
western division headquarters Of IN
Red Cross explains the call
In Response 10 a request from
Herbert {. Hoover. now national
food Administrator. but still acting
as chairman Of the committee for
the relief OF Belgium, Henry =
DAWSON has designated the week NJ
March lB to March Is for the col
lection OF refugee garments and
worn clothing The entire ma
chinery uf the Red Gross has been
Al the disposal Of the Belgian COM
mission
In order 70 secure a minimum N
500 tons Of clothing for the de,ll-
tule people Of Belgium and France
every Red Cross chapter IS urged
10 assist in the collection Of this
material. The donations will he
shipped at once 10 the Atlantic
sea board and sent over seas for
prompt distribution. Garments oi
III sorts are badly needed as arc
)lso shoes, blankets and bedding
M many Of the local committees
which formerly helped 10 supply
the needs Of the dcS,itute Belgian
and French people have been dis
banded, Il has become imperative
for the Red Cross to undertake this
necessary and humane service Mr..
Hoover and Mr.. Dawson appeal io
he generous American neople ''
yive freely oi their surplus stock
Of clothing that the 'uiiegings of
these stricken people may he
minimized Articles Of any kind
which can he srared will he greatly
.o,rer;at,d Tho riDthipp shNum
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H1storpg y
Bits @.M
One Hundred Year. Ago To-day.

One Hundred Years AGO Today.
lSl8-Nathan Daboll. who is said 10
have instructed upwards OF 800 men in
the science OF navigation. died at
Grolon, Conn Born there, April "a,
1850
Seventy-Fiye Years Ago To-day.
lAj-Organilation OF the Church OF
England Sunday school institution.
Fifty Years Ago Today
lSS-kcnucky legislature concluded
a session Of three months. m the course
of which l.2b laws were enacted.
Twenty-Five Years Ago Today.
lSg}-Pre,llcnt Cleveland Withdrew
from the senate the treaty ior the an
ncxation OF Hawai- 10 the United
States.
One Year Ago Today in the War
President Wilson called the Sixty
fifth congress 10 meet in Extra session
10 consider the relations with Germany:
Minor outbreaks in Pctrograd and the
streets put under guard OF mounted
police
Our Daily Birthday Party.
Tk.v1.H \A.vr.p 4gst.t4Vt utfRrVaN
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grS9dESE]
N- I
CTONORROw's EvENTsJ

Afternoon tea ~ the parish homo
m Ht puuls cathedral Tor the visiting
soldiers In the city.
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Our Daily Birthday Party.

Charles Warren, assistant attorney
general Of the United States, born in
Boston. 50 years ago today
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The TwentySscond street unit of the
Red Gro" turned in thirty four finished
hospital garments al central .d Cross
headquarters this morning and took oul
forty eight pairs Of bed socks TO be
made
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Charles D CHM Of Casper. Wyoming
who has been seriously i'll at local
hospital is sufficiently recovered to bc
removed to the home Of his sister Mrs
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The Catholic womcn'' war relief unit
will have two sessions next week in
the Knights oi Columbus hall pr
West Fourth street The unit will meet
Monday and Thursday and a full al
tendance /, desired as the unit has
some special work 10 do.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03

sa, Iron kauntissa ottaa vastaan
urakkatarjouksia kouluhuoneen
rakentamiseksi NE u of NEH,
Sec 7, Town As, 3 East. Piirus
tukset seka urakkasitoukset on
nahtavana Voigt & Christense
min rautakaupassa, Hurleyssa,
Wis. Urakoitsijan taytyy antaa
takaus ia kouluboardi pidattaa
oikeuden kieltaa kaikki urakka
tarjoukset. Urakkatarjousten
taytyy ola allekirjoittaneen ka
sissa lokak. 5 p. tai ennen.
Paivatty syysk. 25 p. 1918.
Matt Saari,
District Clerk,
Van Buskirk, Wis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03
Tervetuliaisjuhlan PASTOR

= Tervetuliaisjuhlan PASTOR
ia rouva Saloselle panivat toll
meen %Ironwoodin seurakunta-
piirilaiset ". k. 25 p. italia. K.
S. kirkonsalissa. Tilaisuus muo-
dostui hauskaksi, past. A. Va
sunta pitt puheen, jossa lausui
mita varten oil kokoonnuttu,
~toivottaen pastori Salosen ter
vetulleeksi seminaarimme opet-
tajaksi ia ojensi tervetuliais-
lahjaksi kootun rahalahjan, jo-
ka sisalsi $685.. Past A. Seta-
La Republicista, pitt erittain he
rattavan puheen, lausuen samaI
la ilonsa eta oil sattumalta osu
nut entisen lukutoverinsa ter.
vehdysjuhliin. Past. Wuori lau'
sui ilonsa eta on keskuuteem'
me saatu observation-disclosures
ty0miehia, joilla on sauna evan
keelinen kanta, mika on ollu'
syyna Observation-Disclosures
jarjestamiseen siirtokansamme
kesken Amerikassa. Pastori Sa
lonen lausui odottamattomaa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03

lampaita, eta ilmoittasivat Mr.
Kadonskylle heti ia luonnollises
ii jattaisivat osan lammasten
hinnasta hanelle eta v%oitaisiin
lampaat lahettaa. Sis jokainen
joka haluaa naista lampaita it
selleen nyt, tekisivat viisaasti,
los ilmoittaisivat Mr.. Kadon-
skylle heti, silla MAMA lampaat
tulevat menemaan Chicagoon
markkinoille. Luulemme eta
lammasten kasvatus MALTA pal
koin on hyvinkin edullista ia
sis toivomme eta ympariston
farmarit ottavat taman huo-
mioonsa.
Lampaat maksavat $500
kappale. ia lupaa Mr.. Kadonsky
hankkia itselleen kumppaniksi
miehen joka ehdottomasti tun.
tee lampaat, ettei tarvitse os-
taa mitaan joka Ell olisi rahan
arvoista.
Voitte jattaa hinnan naist
lampaista joke Mr.. Kadonskyl
lie tai Suomalaiseen o~suuskaup
pam eli jonnekin paikallisii
pankkeihin. Mr.. Kadonsky az
velee etta $500 on kylliksi Sc
ka lahetyskustannuksiin EFT
lampaan hinnaksi, ia jos sim
= ON liikaa, min maksetaan Sc ia
kaisin farmareille.
D.
nheodor Leppala Cam
Custerista, Mich. on lomalla.
. y
d - Halutaan tytt0 tavalliseel
:; huone ty0h6n. Hyva palkka MAJ
! setaan kunnolliselle tyt0lle.
{ Mrs Adolph Mueller
a Mcleod Ave.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03
Nimen MuutOS

-Nimeni, joka on tahan asst
ollut Mantle M Wirtanen, tulee
tasta lahtien olemaan Mantle M.
Maxi, seka tassa maassa eta
Suomessa, jonka taten haluan
tiedoksi antaa.
Mantle M. Maxi.
945 Newport Loo.
Ironwood, Mich
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03
Jumalanpalveluksia ia saarna
vuoroja Gogebic ia Iron
kauntin X. s. piirissa

A0OAAtAAa xAs - RAAAAoSd
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ia py-
hakoulun alkajaisjuhlat on Iron
woodissa ensi sunnutaina t k
6 p. klo. 10 APP. ia Montesalon
haalilla klo. 1.30 ip. Vanhemmat
lahettakaa lapsenne kouluun
Jumalanpalvelus on Iron Belt
issa ensi sunnuntaina t. k. 6 p.
klo 2 ip. Samassa tilaisuudessa
sisaankirjoitetaan rippikouluun
aikovat lapset.
Hartaushetki ia ompeluseu-
ran kokous Meadvillen koululla
ensi su%nnuntaina 6 p. klo. 8 il
lalla. Tilaisuudessa jarjestetaan
Meadvilllen pyhakoulu ia sisaan
kirjoitetaan rippikouluun aiko-
vat lapset.
Ompeluseuran kokous ia har-
taushetki ON t~orstaina 10 p. klo.
8 Italia Mrs. Makelan luona
Montesalossa. Kaikki koolle!
Jumalanpalvelus on Wake
fieldisSa sunnuntaina Is %. klo.
10 ap. Jumalanpalveluksen jail
keen annetaan laksyt rippikou-
luun aikoville. Useita puheita.
Jumalanpalvelus on Bessemer
issa .sunnuntaina 13 p. klo. 2 il.
Jumalanpalveluksen jalkeen si-
saankirjoitetaan rippikouluun al
kovat lapset ia annetaan heille
laksyt.
Suuri isanmaallinen juhla ia
seurakunnan Service Flag" in
paljastus on Ironwoodin kirkko-
salissa sunnuntaina 13 p. klo. 8
italia. Ohjelma on etupaassa
isanmaallista sisall0ltaan, hyvaa
ga arvokasta. Englannin kielel-
la puhuu presbyteri-seurakun-
nan pastori Donald West. Ter
vetuloa kirkkosalimme tayteen
yleis0a!
Rippikouluun aikovia nuoria
pyydan saapumaan kirkkosa-
lin maanantaina IA p. klo. 8 il
lalla. Silloin pidetaan sisaankir-
ia sovitaan tarkemmin
koulun pidosta. Kehoitan kaik-
.ia kouluiassa olevia saapu-
maan!
Kastettu: Henrik ia Johanna
polka William Rafael,
synt. Minesvillessa, Wis. syysk
IL p. ia kastettiin syysk. "a p.
Hjalmar ia Liisi Elosen tytt0
Sylvi Hilda Maria synt. Maren-
gossa Wis. syysk. % p. ia kas-
tettiin syysk "a p.
Kaarle ia Wilhelmiina john
sonin polka Kaarlo Henrik synt
[ronwoodissa maalisk. 9 p. ia |
kastettiin syysk. 20 p.
Hjalmar ia Edith Brusilap
tytto Ellen Tellervo synt. Iron
woodissa syysk. l p. ia kastet.
tin syysk. 20 p. Jumala siunat,
koon lapsosia
Arne Vasunta
610 E. Aver st. Ironwood, Mich.
D,,LoI:u 600
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03

- Kirjoja Auttajan kirjapai
nossa. Raamatuita vanhaa pal.
noa $1.50 -Uusiatestamentteja
vanhaa painoa SOC. Kaykaa os
ta.massa ennenkuin loppuvat. :
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03

la kohtclitte meta kodeissanne
ollessamme vierainanne miltei
kuukauden paivat. Jumala pal
kitkoon ystavyytenne!
I%ronwood, Mich. syysk. "a p.
1918.
Selma ia K. E. Salonen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03

= Viimeisessa ompeluseuran
kokouksessa Mrs. Sam Carlson
in luona Montesalossa oil osan-
ottajia runsaasti. Puheita pitt
vat pastorit Salonen, Wuori ia
Vasunta. P0ytatuloa oil 1886
Kiitos poydan kattajalle! Seu.
raava kokous Mrs. Makelan luo
ma Montesalossa. t. k. 10 p. il
lalla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03

Lasten ompeluseuran alottua
jalleen toimintansa ia kokoon-
tuu pappilaan maanantai iltana
t. k. 7 p. klo. 8 italia. Kaikki
lapset, jotka ennenkin ovat seu-
raan kuulunut, ia uudet: ter.
vetuloa. Tehkaamme jumalan'
valtakunnan ty0ta min kauvan
kuhn paiva on!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03

- @afentaisianne uutta taloa. tal
cbbesi6nne foriaufiia Wonbasla on
lina eoullista fG1ntpG tGpiin liotct'
oman rafcnnusmiebcn pnolccn.
Ston mastaan faiffea rafcnnuS'
,Iaan fiiuIupoa tpoti. Sccn fnstnn.
msarpioita pp~pocttdisiG.
(--) Gmcrt Sarlo,
226 % aurora Il. BbOne 43O-S
Sromwoob, Wteb'ean
d.
= Me maksamme kateisen ra'
han vasikoista, Beeffista ia ka'
noista.
~ Palace Market Co.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03

= Observation-Disclosures py-
hakoulut alkavat kirkossa ensl
sunnuntaina 6 p. klo. 10 pidet-
tavalla lasten jumalanpalveluk-
sella ia Montesalon haalilla klo.
1 80 Koulut a~lottavat toimintan
sa entistaan suuremmilla opet-
tajavoimilla ia kouluihin on t.
lattu opetusvalineita, jotka muo
dostavat ~opetuksen erittain miel
lyttavaksi. Muistakoon jokainen
vanhin pyhakoulun suurta ar
voa ia merkitysta ia min lahet-
tako0n lapsensa kouluun saa-
maan hengellisen rikkauden al
keita. Montesalon koulun opetta
jina tulevat toimimaan m. m.
Mrs. P Wuori ia Mr.. Kuplas.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03
0afefieIb:

= 3ei6 on buoncfaluien uuOistus
aifa. MeillG on monipuolinen wa.
rasto buonefaluie, ;cten woimme
tppopttdG teitd waiffapa teiIla oliii
f~orfeammatfin maatimufiet. TuIfao
fatiomaan marastojamme.
Wattola & 60. @afcfieIb.
(SIm.) ......
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03

Kun nyt syksyn tullen Kan
sallisseurakunnan piirissa alote-
taan rippikoulut, min kehoitan
kaikkia kouluiassa olevia tule-
maan kouluumme oppimaan Jee
suksen ia oman a%utuutensa tun
temista, silla Imam emme Vol
iati ola onnellisia. Pyydan
myoskin kaikkia uskovia sulke-
maan koulut esirukouksiinsa
jotta autuutemme Jumalan ar
mo ia siunaus saisi opetuksen
vahvistaa, min 'etta iaisyys SIZE
men saisi itaa ia kasvaa nuor'
femme sieluissa.
Arne Vasunta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03

-Suomalainen lakimies Louis
A. Keary tulee olemaan kontto
rissaan Ekquistin vaatekaupan
ylakerrassa t. k. 80 p. lokakuun
5 p.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03

- Mr.. j. P. Kadonsky on saa
nut kirjeen Upper Peninsula
Development Bureaulta jossa
he ilmoittavat hanelle eta an
taa Ironwoodin ymparist0n far
mareille tietaa eta nyt olisi
saatavana ensiluokan lampaita
ia kohtuullisella hinnalla, silla
tama sauna Bureau tulee lahet-
tamaan useita tuhansia lampai-
ia Chicagoon ia jos farmarit
haluavat naista valita itselleen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03

acknowledgements tallaisen juh-
Ian contemporaries, etenkin
kun oil osattu min toimia ettei
hanella ollut vahaakaan edelta-
pain tasta mitaan vihia, sanoi
nyt huomaavansa, eta on saatu
minua vetaa nenasta. Lausui va
lituin sanoin kiitollisuutenss
Julian toimeen panosta. N. lii
ton kuoro esitti laulua ia lopul
81 kaytiin kahvipoytaan. Vasts
myohalla iloisin mielin riennet
tin kukin koteihinsa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03
Ostakaa Liberty bOndeja

= Sautaantoimittajaa tarpitcs'
jaime olemnte walmiit palmelemaan
teitG Mmmottibenfilo boitao faiffi
..taufieen fuulumat ieifat.
Iattolo & 60. 8afefieIo.
(Slm.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03

Urakkatarjouksia halutaan.
Taten ilmoitetaan, etta kou
lu distrikki No. 2, Oma TOWNS
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03
KiitOs!

Pyydamme lausua sydammel-
liset kiitokset ystaville, jotka
yllatitte syntymapaivani johdos
ia, min isolla joukolla. Kiitos
lahjasta, jonka toitte tullessan-
ne! Tamm0nen ystavyyten oso-
tus sailyy s~ydammessa jalona
muistona ikuisesti. Jumala stu
natkoon vaivanne ia uhrauksen-
ne. Toivoo ystavyydella.
Hilma ia Emil Mattila.
y
- Lehtemme matkustava
asiamies MIR. Matti Hirvi mat
kustaa naina paivina lehtemme
asioille Minnesotaan, ensinlin
Nurmijarvelle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03

Mr. Edward Rein on avannut
uuden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vas
tapaata Curry hotellia, jossa tn
lee olemaan taydellinen varasto
kelloja ia juveelitavaraa. MIR.
Rein on entinen Hurleyn asukas
ia ammattitaitoinen kellonkor-
jaaja, ollen viimeisina vuosina
Chicagossa. Hyva ia huolellinen
korjaus taataan ia kaikille
ty0lle a~nnetaan hanen personal
linen huomionsa. Teen itse lyon
joten voin antaa teille parem-
paa ty0ta halvemmalla hinnalla.
Edward Rein.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03

Gogebic kauntin Flour ia
Feedi Myllyn osakkeen omista
jain kokous pidetaan ensi maa
nantaina t. k. 80 p. Bessemerin
Court huoneella kello 8 italia.
Jokainen farmari ia taman YIN
pariston parasta katsovanhenki
Ion tulisi ola saapuvilla tassa
kokouksessa silla tassa kokouk
sessa tullaan lopullisesti paatta
maan yhti0n perustaminen seka
valitsemaan paikka sanotulle
myllylle. Sis kaikki mukaan.
j. F. Kadonsky.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03

: Ostakaa Liberty bondeja
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03

- Pastori A. Setala, Republic
Mich. vierailee. paikkakunnalla
pastorein Salosen, Vasunnan ia
Haapasen perheissa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03

- Myytavana hyva raskas
tyohevonen Hevonen on nahta
vana Thomas & Healeyn Feed
kaupassa. Hevonen on 7 vuoden
vanha.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-03

- Nheodor Leppala Camp
Custerista, Mich. on lomalla.
Smyrna times., 1918-09-04
OUR SAVED FOOD
FED The ALLIES
Food Administrator Writes PreSi-
dent America Conserved 141,-
100000 Bushels Wheat.
CREDIT DUE TO WOMEN.
Meat and Fat Shipments Increased by
s44,6oo,0oo Pounds.

Conservation measures applied by
the American people enabled the Unit
ed States to ship to the Allied peoples
and TO our own forces overseas 141,-
100000 bushels of wheat and S44600,-
WOO pounds of meat during the past
ear, valued in all at 81, 100000.
This was accomplished in the face of a
serious food shortage in this country,
bespeaking the wholebeartedness land
patriotism with which the American
peOple have met the food crisis abroad
Food Administrator Hoover, in a let
ter to President Wilson, explains how
The situation was met. The voluntary
conservation program fOStCred by the
Food Administration enabled the piling
up of the millions of bushels of wheat
during 1917-1S and the shipment of
meat during 1917-1S.
The total value 81 all food ship
ments to Allied destinations amounted
to $1,400,000,G00, ali this food being
bought through Nr in collaboration
with the Food Administration. These
figures are all based on official reports
and represent food exports for the
harvest year that closed June 80, 1918.
The shipments of meats and fats
Uncluding meat products, dairy prod
uctS, vegetable oils, etc. to Allied des-
tinatiOns were as follows:
Fiscal year 1861. -. 2, 166, 100000 lbs.
Fiscal year 1917-1S. ..3 oil, 100000 lbs.