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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-01-24
REGISTRATION OF GERMAN
ALIEN ENEMIES

Time: You are hereby notified that
the registration of German alien
on February 4th, 1913, and to con-
tinue on each day successively there
after between the hours of six a. m.
and eight p m, up to and including
the 9th day of February, 1918, at
eight o'clock p. m.
Places: In cities over 5000 by 1910
census, the registration shall take
place in the police stations; in all
towns and communities the registra-
ton shall take place in the post offices.
O. T. Wood,
United States Marshal
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-01-24
WITH KAISER BILL RUNNING
THE UNITED STATES
By P. w. Morgan

So you say you can't stand the
strain, Hiram. You have been buying
Liberty bonds, contributing to the
Red Cross and the Y. NJ. C. A. camp
welfare, and now you are in for war
taxes to beat the band. Well, l am
surprised at you, Hiram, though I
should not be. Your old dad was a
tightwad who annexed himself to
everything of value he could get his
hands on. I hoped you would be a
little more decent But here you are
blowing in the money your dad left
like you own Kansas gusher flow
ing a thousand barrels of oil a day,
thinking only of yourself and your
personal comfort and enjoyment, and
kicking because you are asked to pay
little part of the debt you owe
Uncle Sam.
Say, Hiram, how would you like to
see Kaiser Bill running this country :?
No chance, Ell? Just forget it. The
kaiser will be doing that same if a lot
of you fellows don't jar loose and
come through with all the help you
can give the government How would
you feel if the kaiser would call in
his personal spy and ask
"Who's this guy, Hiram, what's
blowing himself ?"
"Hiram," says the personal spy,
"Oh, yes, he's a high roller what's
been left pile by his dad what's
died"
$50, so," smiles Kaiser Bill You
just go around and take half of it and
then see the other half is put where
ne can't blow it. And say, AmieI, ]
hear he is living too high You might
give him a food card allowing him a
couple of ounces of bread with half
ounce of sugar and carrot day. Oh,
you might let him have a quarter Of
a pound of meat for his Sunday din
ner. But we've got to teach Hiram
what kultur means"
Beat it-beat Kaiser Bill Now you
are talking just you run that siz
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-01-24

the front end of the Post Office build
ing last Sunday night and emptied the
till of about seven dollars worth of
nickles and dimes, but the theft was
too wise to bother the postal funds.
Is it possible Ogallah contains a
theft? And yet circumstances show he
was no stranger. Take warning old
theft, we know you and the next time
anything is molested in Ogallah you'll
be put where the dogs can't bite you
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-01-24

Ogallah has organized Home
Guard Company of Al members.
Home Guards are Thursday evenings
at 7:3O.
The present active membership
numbers fifty-eight, while the Hon
orary roll has a membership of forty
three.
Registered men, subject to draft,
are eligible to Active or Honorary
membership, which ceases automa-
ticly when called into the Federal
service.
Active members are required to
take oath to support and defend the
constitution and laws of the state,
through the duration of the war and
one year after peace is declared.
Honorary members are subject to
the call of the County or City de-
with the Active members, but are
not required to be present every reg
ular meeting.
All organizations ia this county will
be known as the Trego County Guards
and designated as Company A, B, c,
etc. Wa-Keeney being tae first to or
ganize will be known as company A.
Ogallah as company B.
There are one hundred and ten
Home Guard organization in the
state and every state in the union is
striving to have the said organization
take the place of the State Militia,
recently drafted into federal service
-
Any one contemplating joining the
company A, active ranks, will register
on any regular meeting night as soon
as possible, for when the company
comprises seventy-five members, the
roll will be closed with the exception
of replacing vacancies caused by re-
mova1 or discharge.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-01-24
FUEL ADMINISTRATION ORDERS
CONSERVATION

Put a Tag on the Delivery Service
The merchants of Wa-Keeney have
agreed to make no free deliveries,
beginning Monday, January %, 1918.
Deliveries will be made and charges
collected at the house or included in
the bill. cents will be charged for
each delivery.
E. A. Courtney.
Star Grocery.
Trego County Coop. Association.
A p. Hinshaw & Sons
F. c. Wollner
Trego Mercantile Company.
Open $3.50 a m. Close $50 p. m
Until further notice.
By Order of Fuel Administration
Diamonds, watches and jewelry at
A. S. Treger's Adv. Att.
For Sale-A few registered Red
Polled young bulls, good ones. T. A.
Hawkins, Wa-Keney, Route g. Ad.47.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-01-24
M. E. CHURCH NOTES

All reported fine Epworth League
meeting last Sunday evening led by
Miss Lacy Herrick. The subject for
next Sunday evening is~"The Upward
Reach" Led by Miss Hazel Lynn.
Come out all ye leaguers and remem-
Der it begins at $50 and not TOO.
The ladies are progressing nicely
with their paper baling; they met
again last Friday afternoon and bal
ed, and again the following Tuesday
and finished up the supply on hand.
The estimate of those who have been
baling ranges from three to five
thousand pounds.
Service for Sunday, January 9th,
1918. Sunday School 9:45. Preaching
11:OO a. m. Junior and intermediate
choir practice 400 p. m. Epworth
League $3.50 p. M Preaching 1880 p.
m. You are invited to these services
The fourth of the series of Song
Sermons will be given next Sunday
evening at the regular preaching
hour. Subject, "The Kings Business.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-01-24
RIFLES

The Trego County Home Guards
ask that any citizen of the county
knowing where old army rifles may
be procured kindly notify the under
signed at once
J. H Hickman.
Captain.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-01-24
Gard of Thanks

We wish to thank those who so
kindly assisted US during the sickness
and death of our beloved mother.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-01-24

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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-01-24

Mrs. Jennie Vail.
Mr.. Perry Law.
Mrs Ada Selby-
Mrs. Luella Carnes.
Mr.. VIM. Law.
Mrs Kate Barber.
Mr.. James Law.
Mrs. Flora Sellers.
Mrs. Maud Billips.
Mrs. Nora Sanders
Mrs Clara Riley.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-01-24

The present active membership
numbers 6fty-eight, while the Hon
orary roll has membership of forty
three.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-01-24

We understand that Howard Cue
has been ill the last few days with
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-01-24
HOME GUARD NOTES

Ogallah has organized a Home
Guard Company of Al members.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-06-13
CALL FOR TOBACCO INCREASES
HAVE YOU CONTRIBUTED?

The Red Cross Commission in
France Is continually receiving re-
quests from the commanding ofiicers
for supplying great quantities OF to-
bacco for the use of the American
Expeditionary Force in France. The
efforts OF your paper and other pa
pers In the country to secure funds
especially designated for the pur-
chase OF tobacco for our army abroad,
has made II possible thus far for the
Red Cross to respond to practically
all of these requests for tobacco with
out II being necessary to expend any
Red Cross funds for this purpose.
We have Just received from our
Commission in France word that the
amount of tobacco which we have
been able to supply them with In
the past is not nearly enough to an
swer the urgent calls which we are
receiving and will receive in the
future. I give below some extracts
from recent cables received from our
commission bearing on this subject:
March 7th: Not over 800 cases
tobacco in all our store houses. Last
month distributed 1000 cases.
March 18th: Have now all news
paper tobacco and should have more.
How much can we expect monthly.
March 2Sth: We need 175 cases
newspaper tobacco a month for each
army division.
April 18th: Divisional bodies our
troops scattered detachments under
training as we'll as sick and wounded,
all make irresistible demand for
more tobacco. Minimum needs 175
cases per month for each division. We
must be able to supply such demand
as we had this week when American
aviator who recently brought down
two Boches in one day walked miles
in rain to get tobacco for himself and
comrades.
We are depending on you and hope
that 1t will be possible for you to in
crease your activities in this line to
meet the increasing demand. The
need is gaining as the number of our
troops abroad grows. We sincerely
hope that you can make your en-
deavors proportionate and that you
will be able to furnish us with q
large quantity to equal the needs as
indicated to us from abroad.
Very truly yours.
II. d. GIBSON,
General Manager.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-06-13
Sloo Reward. Sloo

The readers Of this paper win Be
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that ID catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catayrh Medicine ID taken internally and
faces OF the System thereby Destroying
patient strensth by building up the con-
Stitution and assisting nature In doing its
faith in the III ssSSSs cusativs powers q Hsirs
Hundred Dollars for any case that i rails
to cure. gsn4 for Mst Of ssssimcrasis ~
Ohio Sold By all Druggist. 7Sc.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-06-13
OKLAHOMA CONSERVING
FLOUR

Oklahoma City. May. 30.--A de-
crease of two-thirds In the amount Of
-four shipped into Oklahoma within
four weeks has been reported to C. b.
Amcs. state food administrator, from
the milling division. showing re-
markable strides in the conservation
OF -four in this state.
Reports, which include all -four
shipped 20 Oklahoma points whether
from mills within or without the
state, show the following receipts for
the entire state: Week ending April
13, 10.439 barrels; April 20, 9,307;
April 81, 6,071; May 4, 1858.
Oklahoma's record for cutting
down -four shipments probably is one
of the best In the United States.
National War Savings day has a
double meaning. 1t signifies q nation
united in spirit and people ready to
make any sacrifice. The hand of the
dial Of success In this war points to
June 2Sth.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-06-13
AsGEnacAN MD Caoas
=


Maude q. Thomas. Chairman. Beaver.
Mrs Mrs Mary Leonard. seissss Tresssi.r. seissr ssa
Mrs Grace Carson. Chairman Of Knit
Mrs. Frank Maple. Director Of wom-
ans Work. Beaver.
John A. spohn. Chairman of Civilian
y o. Judd. Chairman of Membership.
. W. stenen. Chairman of Finance.
Miss Erma crabtree. Chairman Of
Supplies. Beaver.
Mrs. o. II cafky. Extension secre-
beaver Brameh
Mrs. Jennie Savage. Chairman, Bea-
Mrs May culweii. Secretary. Beaver.
Forxnn Brnnch
Mrs w. a. Love, Chairman, Forgan.
Mrs W. B Adkisson. Secretary, For
KsswIes Brs.ch
Rev. J. L. Wells. Chairman. Knowles.
Mrs w. Guy Parker. Secretary.
Gate Brasrh
Mrs. MIS- Franess ~ MsGlnn; Chairman, Gate
airs. j. a. Hopkins, LODE Secretary Gate.
Jack Sims Chairman, GRAY
j. III. Neufeld. Secretary. Gray
1vanhoe branch
Miss Nellie Pitzer. Chairman. Ivanhoe.
Mrs. ". Bradford Secretary. Iyanhoe.
~ Dnlko Brnn~h
lft. II. IL IOmtlH. lndlrfnAu. Balk0.
Mrs. l.. III. Bendt. Secretary, Balko.
Lakemp Braach
Mrs. Mrs I'd Ed. Lehman, chn,, Chairman. LaKemp.
Mrs Eva cSrasy; sopsi. sssrs.sry' Sr.sss Lakemp.
Mrs. J; Gheen. Chairman, LaKemp.
Joe Mitchell. Secretary. LaeKmp.
Couch Branch
L. c. Smith, Chairman. Beaver.
Mrs. Geo. Barr. Secretary, Boyd.
Riverrtde Bran~h
Mrs. ]. III. McDevitt, Chairman. Elm
Mrs. Jessie L. Drum. Secretary. Elm
wood.
PIoris Br.nch
Mrs. Sar. Long. Chairman, Fioris.
Mrs. EiiDean Finer -r Secretary
Floris
Clear Lake Bra.ch
Mrs. Nettie Foster, Madison.
Mrs. Georgia Chockley. Secretary.
Twin Mound. Brsn-h
Ben Smith. Chairman, Logan.
Brs. Jennie Boothe. Secretary. Logan.
blue Grass Branch
Mrs. q. NJ. Gregory, Chairman. La
Miss Meta NJ. Woodward. Secretary.
Laverne.
Mrs. Arian Kellogg. Chairman. Logan.
| Mrs. VIII Thompson. Secretary, Logan.
| ElmwOod Branch
| 4 A. Haskell; Chairman. Elmwood.
Mrs II. NJ. Riziey. Secretary. Elm
| Madison Branch
| Dell Armstrong, Chairman, Madison.
/ Miss Maude Birdsail, Secretary, Madi
Lone star Branch
| Mrs. ". w. Kent, Chairman. Dombey.
Mrs. f. w. Phillips. Secretary. Lo-
Lorena Bra.eh
Mrs. Frank Wheeler. Chairman. Lo-
Miss Cora Brawn. Secretary. Lorena.
Blue M0and Branch
/ Miss Matte Trice. Chairman. Gray
/ Mrs. j. w. Arnot. Secretary. Gray.
Bethel nranch
Fred Just. Chairman. Boyd.
Isaac Harms. Secretary. Boyd.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-06-13
ILBERTY BONDS
MUST NOT BE SOLD


All patriotic citizens are urged
not to exchange their liberty bonds
of the first, second or third issue
for any securities or alleged secur-
tiles. The Oklahoma State Council Of
Defense is repeating this warning
previoualy issued by Secretary Nc
Adoo. makes no distinction between
those securities Of sound value and
those oil and mining stocks which are
worthless. Investors should hold
their liberty bonds at all costs. "The
splendid work of the Liberty Loan
Campaign Committees and OF war
workers in Oklahoma should not be
set at naught," says the State Coun-
Gil. "and all war workers should warn
their communities against disposing
Of their bonds"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-06-13
DAYLIGHT POLITICAL
MEETING DISCOURAGED

Political candidates for Office In
the coming campaign will refrain
from holding daylight meetings dur
ing the summer II they are to act In
accord with the wishes Of the Oklaho-
ma State Council Of Defense. That
body at its monthly meeting. on mo-
tion OF Major e. NJ. Kerr. passed a
resolution expressing its disapprovai
OF political daylight meetings while
efforts are being made by the county
councils to draft men for farm SER
vice.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-06-13
JUNE 2sTH IN AMERICA

The American boys In France Will
read with pride the spontaneous re-
sponse with which the people of this
nation will answer the call to give
their subscriptions for War Savings
Stamps June 2Sth. That day has
been officially designated as National
War Savings Day. and everybody is
expected to enlist in the great army
of war savers.
All other war activities have re-
ceived the assistance asked of Okla
homa and the War Savings cam
paign is going to get similar treat
ment. Let everybody get busy and
help put Oklahoma "Over the Top
with War Savings Stamps.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-06-13

I A War Savings Stamp is just as
good and as safe security as land.
Why? Because its title rests in the
government. Remember June 28th
National War Savings day.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-06-13

II you are willing to lend your
savings to Uncle Sam ut good rate
of interest, sign the War Savings
pledge on June 28th.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-26
Slntpttns.

Sronfpoobin, Iicb. eiu. litb. iliom.
9anIalIisieurafiutnan ipuoiifofoiis on
ltutsna fpiiotena firfon alafalisid
ITO. Q i.p.p. Sofainen ddnipaItai-
men Ierafuntalainen iaapufoon tdbdt
foforfIeen, itrd oipatban ipiioiifofciifs
feme tdrfeitd fofonffial
sronauoob, @icb., icurnf. 16 p.
1918.
Sacob &ilporert Oscar Sdconon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-26
Mmistelmia f~mlmneelta
feid.td.

8ai4pdn iarastaisia feidfum fab
betiamen pdiipGn aamuna Moulin
%tiiruusti nloteeltani. ia Tim DIN mas
bGn taIlaani foristellut, rieniin inofs
Suialtaa berdttGmdGu, matfotoiperiani,
fila pelfdiin banen nutfiuium liitaa.
apldn ~potuartia ibmetellen fatipi tiis
rettGni, mlItta mitdGn Ell ferenn)t IN
fprndGn, fila olin fiitdngt 10 cbit-
Seen, ennentlin ban ebti aiatella mic
td fySsiii. Hootpoptisia iodn mioria
foiubloin bbtepbeSid pibettdapadn
aiSoriioliatpien bbteiieen tofoufiecn
fe i%ellainen fire of, ia bpipin iinne
ferteIimmetin. @atfm dparrella ta<
pniimmne palio muitafin meneipiG,
ioiben fansia oil baiSfa matfiistan.
Balion field fofoutiesia aiioista fess
dlisteltiin ia nuoriiotb0 truttlii ples
dpan tGrfeGnG niinnn fofputien j1s
ienten mielislG. @littn tnipasin
fuiufa Tito tcbbd, iLmeni erimieliz
SpptiiG. Suotiin eiille, ipielGpG pap
pismiesten tabolta, moitteita, ettd
fitoriSotp0nme on liinil eipnnfeelista,
ioten plbuiattin alma ipalitaan ipaz
paan armon iulistaiia. @fitG inruls
linen ieitfa, eta bentil0 iofa on an
tanntTfpiuaan 9ristitfien fdsfpldiiefs
Fl ia fuitentin faifin ipoimiu mas
tiistad ariStufIen eipmnfelinmin leS
tpeiremistG! IitGpd oliii ialompaa
ia parerrpaa tt~uoriiotD0tG, fuin ius
Iistaa observation-disclosures, ipntisten
outuubetii. SebGn ie OIL, iota mo
rem pltbbistaa ia ialostaa ia ie mposi
d~punbmutin mlorentan.
&otoltien Iopilttua alfoi ipariinai@
men nIpriipildbla, iotta p~bielmasta
i6i eritpiiemmin mieleeni lallattaie
illmt foniertti, ebfd tuGen ~palipuben
%ipuofIi, ipnau iitdtin tdrfeGmpdnd
%iunruntain Observation-Disclosures.
llfein olen idlteenpain muistellut
past. Salolen pit1mdd iublaIaarnaa,
mutta enb6n IiitG enGG miista pnlio
muuta fuin fem ettd le iiiGlii nllbbe-
ia Io6putusianoia iefd painenilIe etS
td lnmpaille. @e, lampaat, tnipaIs
liiesti iaamne fmIlla mIbbeianrnpia,
ia nitpan oifeir, fila it'd me aniaits
femme, muttn ettG iillG ferralln TAI
eritpiiemmin paimenet, dpielGpG iels
faiiet, iotfa eiipGt luule 1it6 anfait-
ieipania, min Iebdn ie oil 10 enempi
tliin tnipallista. DIN tpG5GlIa 10
sdGliniilmdbfien beittGG Iiibcn pais
menioutfon, iofa tdptti firfon pitfdl
peffin ia iotta iiind istuinat punai>
sena tdbisten ~ifddnfuin ibbtetbn pen-
tifl6, t,iomariu BELLE lafia llfiesia.
apGlG tpSeIlafin iiind iuanbursfas
tuomari lafin Iufifin, iuaittd len tee
Ii fastpldiieniG fautta. @iStta ei lc
Saarna iiialtd1rpt ainoustaan niibteis
Ia. ipaan fiimd oil inpostin loBbitiis}
Sanoia, iotta puitteelliien ipSdmene
armtert' fobottiipat alma taitpnatl iba-
uiniteen faaBta. Sospd iofaiiesia
observation-disclosures iaiii Sumala
pitbia Min ipafatuia totiIuDeu iailos
ia, SiIld ie mielestdni diff uiioriius
tb0n tGrfein pisoril Oliiibdn iiitd
iu5lasta mautafin muisfeftatbaa.
tpaas, en- tdbbo bbSe,t julian miistos-
ia tauan piippG.
@uciitmibeat, alma ipGbGn ipGliG,
clin @iaaruIt fe6oitrtien: ,,@ntti raz
fas. tuletbdn filloin @sbtabuld
Garboriin, fuin t6dll6 on. fanialliss
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-26
fipsonistotous." Ilieim 0

WI -
mielitefoni alfoi tlcta feboitusta piiu.
lustamaan, mutta iittenfin aiattelir
Ola faitille feboitntlille ia mieliteoil'
leni aipan fuurona, fila finne me.
lnoni tuntni ma9bottomnloelta. 8ie'
Ia feiGtuun % :nen pGiipdn aamlitta
iolloin toilet ~td1ltdpdin fotoatieer
meniiGt plitpat pGdttdneet labtea
tpuoteesia l~oitoesiani aiattelin: mite
tcbbd, IdbteGf0 tpisten meiieipieri mii'
taan mai iadbGtt0 tomifecn tebtaa'
ieen ~pautfutuan filtonnfoneeil ddree'
SeiSnmaa,. Si(loin iobtni mieleeni
.gfSi palma Serran efifartanpisit
OF parenpi fuin tiIbamten mnilalld.'
SieIin6Gn, eta iiellG iailin ainf
Serran eibtartaioisia ia mbOstil
maistaa, fuinfa i~nloinen on Sierra
Yian olitin pienet misunderstanding
ieni i,roritettu ia iillpin alfoi gaap'
narbim futomate6taan i%dtpnpiipii
6dippd iiGmieni ndbtaipistd.
Smnasia istuislani riemiitiin aia'
t~utiisiani flin lapii, iota pdalee TO-
tipiirinId u%lfppuolellc, eta MT iaar
nGbbG IitG ia iitd, icta ell ole cirrler
nG6npt. gn1im1inen toitpptniben nab'
! tGpieni ipiltpsia oil fuuluiia Sooial
tumleIi. Wtlltta e~nnenfliin ferfeiim'
me tnnneliin, pli 10 pinned, iofa tddl'
ri MmcrifasIa nnllitiee f%esfifeIdnfir
6it1, ioten Ell tullllt tietG,ndd,L tuin'
la pitt1 le tlrnneli of. &erran find
bona mlnitinmne iinlaa, ia ie of fau'
pnnfipaitta, Min iiitd pdGtin, ettei Il
~tunneli ainafaan fptp pDt1 festdnp'
tnlfea.
SitG Ell ole tullut aiatellectii
etteifD mi maistuiii jofa paifasio
|pbtd bptpGlle min pmasia tutusIo
ipltpteesiani, iosIa alma olen pppinlll
raltbanista unta metelentGGit, mitto
Ienfin minute fofemns ppetti. On
Dan mainittuna bona Iannut nrltn
ollenfnm1. &erran ientddn pliiir
p1Gsipt uina6tamaan, ionei ebesidni
iStllipd miStatiiffainen llffo Dill
pitGnpt iunan offunaa nufi, joter
olin aiipan jddtpd juan pentille.
GrGS matfatoipereistani buomautti
fuinfa f1rIimGttGm1n nGfDiIenG
fG1ntelcn itieGni ia laatliaarl tietdG
ippn acknowledgement, bdn, tpimc'
liaampi pllen, pddsti mint iiitG ipni'
.|fpaSta. YdiapGn walietesia illal
aftunasta fatIpttuani buoniaiir
iunamnc fiitdtudn balfi -~laaioier
INSTRUMENTATION. 1aiiema oil. .miiut'
tmult fnniifIi tniaH9ofii, jofa Of
Ianlod alma m,atfan pG1mddr1Gr
Gsbtnbulam %iaaffa. Sitd ell tiebd
tuinfa pitfGlle iitd on iiitd ctcenpain
miittn. nc fofousipieraat. iptfa tnli'
ipaf lanncltd pain, fen tietaipGt pa
remmin.
Sos hgtpien tittaiuisn tapaaminer
or ainafin bailstaa, mirtta iaaod to-
apata monien piloiien perdstd Oh Il
iitdfin b%alstempaa. Gen lain tun'
tea ta~tpatesiari Ioiiion ;perbetti
gsbtabnla '&arbprisia, ioibcn lllpnf
aIuin iieIlG piippmiieni aian.. ablli
fiellG ferittiin ipiiton nialla rmcntt
niiaa prbiia, m,ittn- iittentin on 10
, IcstGp4in tltntiinilt, fuin eiiuie oli1
mitdan ~terinneet iittelentddit., Chi
mdiiet paiiuat fiiluitpat fpldn@tabri
his:d la lopplpdiiudt iubliesIa i
firfolIisfcfoufIesSa. Hdlic iatn iiel
Ia umiia tittaipia, iotfa t~iitenfi'
faifti tuntuitpat, i,,in oliiiiuat Ol1ee
%tpamboia bstdiuid, iiaa oliipGtbatt II
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-26
Sttafaa Supmion.

Sttafad Supmion.
@seiban @aaanipilieIidin falenterit
ofpat iulri %iaapuneet i~uuooelle 1919,
fpoitte iaaSa bbOen niitd fdbmdld
Seibeman & Sbompion Iiitfeesid.
%
Ieeirld OFT faiteIaista iorlii'
labicifii iopitpaa tatparaa.
Suomalaineri nptsefi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-26
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Ottatoa biiomboonne Saser
2umber 60. iIutoitis ia fen pbtep.
oesid oltpo f,iponfi, Ieitattao e ir.
II ia be Idbettdtpdt teiIIe popoostf
opettotpoiien firion.