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The Washington times., 1918-02-08
DEAR M1Bs TAutEAx'

DEAR R1Bs TAIIIBAx'
an twenty-five and my
friend is only siEhtssn- We have
known each other through church
work for avs years. but never
psid much attention % enc an
ether untl = few months ago.
His father Glsd when he was siI-
teen and be hAA partially support
Cd hIE mother SYsT since, His "a.
thsr died Of tEbeFo1lons ana ne
now has . EiStsr In = ssnitAHam
With the disease
am esnsidsFed very saPaSia'
Nv health, mental nhd physical
Is Of the best. J love this boy
and he thinks he loves me, The
question Is. what shall va GOT
We do not consider marriage foT
two years, ct least We EFs az
trsmsIy happy IN sEGh Others
company, Neither !z Jealous OF
the other, I thlhk, HAZEL
THERE is an obstacle thGt Is real
However maHiy = boy Of siBh-
teen seems, Il IL not fate that he
uhouId be tied down ia ths TssP0ns!.
hiIity Of msSTiAgs, Nor hsH hE be
expected % maize d MES ahoiss by
which be will want always 10 EbizE,
He hasn't seen sHSUEa Of tie world,
he hasn't sHsGgR sHBsFisRss RsB
yet enough thiBss vita which 10
compare his e~H emotions 50 that
he can be guaranteed ~ have Z
right sense Of values. ! thiBh "a -
thoroughly unjust 20 4 boy iIIrs
this for a girl four years Older thAa
he to plan marriage. II Yeu RsB
be sensible and self-controiled /
don't see particularly why a friend
ship need be forbidden. Tubercu-
Iosis is not hereditary. but the ten
dency 10 It may be. think the
boy has had too many responsibili-
ties already-ths added one OF a
wife seems to me too great a bur
den TO caFSyS
The Washington times., 1918-02-08
By Arthur B. Reeve,
Greater Of the sCraig KeaASIyS
RyHtSRy EtSFiSa, which a1DSO1 sE-
slusfvsIy In OOsnO1Olftal Maya
EtnO.
Tho Eyes In the Wall" "
EPISODE IL.
osv,aEAt 1877. ~ stur o..Daay.

osvyr4EAt. 1917. ~ BtaT ouaDaHy.
Hr~1oUR Unols ASnsr is misc
ing from his rSom." he
told Doris. IT looks A.
though he invited you here to steal
the lockst"
Ramsay paused and listened A
faint EroGninE came from the hall
way and he traced Il TO the back Of
the stairs There he found Abner.
struggling to his feet and WaYin8
his arms wildly. With a grip that
was mono too kind. Ramsay led him
back to the library and confronted
him with DoriA
let me see your wrist" COM
nAndsd DoriA "No. the other one
Abner held II to her and her eyes
Widened as she noted four deep
marks. She examined them and
was plainly puIIlSd. Were they
marks Of tSethf
The Hidden Hand attacked me
&c reached the foot Of the staira,"
explained Abner. He ripped At me
with his gauntlet and the taIoas
tore my wrist. II was then that
you came down and he struck me
unconscious"
Ramsay and Doris Looked At him
in silence
"Is the Iockst slfsY- Abnsr In
qulred eagerly.
"QuiIts safe. thanks" responded
Ramsay. dryIy. You may return
- ySu strong FpOms TIE Hia4SA
The Washington times., 1918-02-08
The Four of Hearts
A SERIAL OF LOVE AND YOUTH
Cynthia Receives the Sympathy of
Dora and Accommodates Herself
to Her New Surroundings.

fore we go, mother, just let US set
tie this point about calling people
by their first names. Fashions have
changed since. you were my age. you
know. And. anyway. II when you
were engaged father had asked you
to call his most intimate friend
John or George or Samuel you
would have done II, wouldn't your
Perhaps So" her mother admit
ted. Yet II seems unconventional
for you to address Mr.. Stewart as
Gerald"
NO more than for Gym to call
Milton by his nrEt name" Dora
argued.
DO you mean" her mother de-
rnanded, that Cynthia and Milton
are already addressing each other
as Familiarity as thRt7'
Cynthia flushed scarlet You are
mistaken, Dora" she protested. L
have not called Mr.. Van SGun by his
nrst name"
We'll, he asked you to-. Dora
insisted. And ne was perfectly
right in doing so. want you to
call him Milton and want him
to call you Cynthia Remember"
Mrs. Livingston shook her head
hopeIessfy. There IL no regulating
your fancIeG. Dora, dear! Yet, 1 can
see your viewpoint in a way. NIL
ton is to be your husbands Cynthia
is your cousin. Naturally she and
Milton will be almost like brother
and sister. But why should you call
Mr.. Stewart GerAld'-Rt least until
YOU are married. Until then, 1
should think Milton would protest
aEainEt Mr.. steUarts addressing
you as Dora"
''On the contrary. Milton likes Il"
Dora declared. Hes = very sensible
hov"
The Washington times., 1918-02-08
By Virginia Terhune Van
de Water.
CHAPTER XIV.



CCXVTELI- the evening has been
NJ a great success. hasn't
it?' Dora sighed con-
tentsdly when the last guest had
said good night and departed.
'T fancied that Milton would stay
and talk the events OF the dinner
ever with you her mother re-
marked. Did he not suggest out
staying the othersf-
No" Dora shook her head That
ia. he asked me II I would rather
that he stay for a while or go on
home with Gerald Stewart, and I
told him It was 50 late he might as
well go with Gerald"
Her mother smiled. You young
people are not over-sentimental.-
she said plAcidly. 81 am glad that
you do not insist on Miltou'Eakeep-
ing you Up to all hours. as d the
custom Of so many engaged men"
Why should her" Dora responded.
He and I have lots OF chances to
talk TO each other. Why waste
good time doing II late at night?
Besides that we get talked out. II
Gerald had intended to remain II
would have been difierent-for then
he and Gym would have varied the
monotony."
Her father looked at her inquir-
ingly. Daughter" he said, 'T no.
tice that you speak OF young Stew
art as Gerald" In my day. girls
did not call men by their FIRST
names until they knew them very
we'll"
No. they did not HIS wife sec
onded him. Il do not quite like It."
Dora shrugged her shoulderA.
We'll, Milton himself suggested Il
in fact, he asked me TO call his
friend by his hrEt name and wanted
him to do the same with me. why
shouldn't I? He's an awfully nice
chap. I think he's rather fascinat-
ing
so I observed" her father said
dryly. You talked with him most
Of the evening after we came from
the dining room. You rather mo-
HopoliIsd him
Yes" Mrs.. Livingstone agreed
again. I noticed that, too-espe-
cially because I hoped that he and
Cynthia would nnd in each other
some common interests. As they
both come from the West, I hope
they may be good friends"
An Excuse.
Mrs LiTfnEstons WAS q born
matchmaker. and the light OF her
favorite pursuit came TO her sysA
Where were you, CynthiAF" she
added. 7 missed you for a while
and did not see you return to the
room for some tina Where dld you
Eo?"
7 had q headache" Cynthia fall
tered, and went upstairs 10 lie
down for a few minutes."
That WA too bad" he aunt COM
men.Sd- u trust you are all riSht
again.
Yes, Indeed, thank you" the girl
replied. 7 am quite all right now"
Your Syes look tired, anyway"
Dora affirmed Il think It's time
you went up 70 bed. But be-
The Washington times., 1918-02-08
The Hidden Hand

; Hand will not attack you. am
quite certain
Y soc that you doubt me-" Ab-
ner replied: therefore. will leave
in the norninE." He turned to
DorIH. Good night my dear
nieos.@ he said. sadly, my cupid
ity has caused me to act hArshly
towards you. but I will make
amends
And tho following morning. when
EhSy searched for him. he was EonG
Later. the butler answered the
door TO admit 4 slatternIy woman,
who came with z letter addressed
to Doris. The woman. unmistaka-
bly, Of the lodging house type, set
tied herself In the library. taking
in the rich furnishings with greedy
and AppreciHtivs eye.
Was II a Trap7
Some place" she muttsred. to
think of liVin' here and OWN four
dollars TO a poor woman"
Doris opened the letter and sI-
claimed. with dIsmAy. It was from
VerdA, and read:
Dear Doris-I have failed to ind
happiness in life and l will try what
lies beyond. Tell Ramsay 1 asked
his forgiveness. too. When you re-
ceIve this you will he troubled no
longer with your unhappy
VERDA.
Doris's cry brought Ramsay run
ming. A glance at the letter and =
knowledge OF the handwriting con-
vinced him II was genuine. But
was Verda sincere7 He voiced his
doubts to Doris. who was wringinR
her hands in grief Memory of
their younger days. when they were
Just two children together. swept
over her. She rushed from the
room to the library where the GIAt-
tern awaited her,
The Washington times., 1918-02-08
When the Clock Is Fastest.

THIS is the time of year when the clock is fastest
with respect TO the Clocks have TO keep mean,
average, time, they cannot hold the variable pace
of the To-day clock will show about fourteen
meridian.
The Washington times., 1918-02-08
Doris Tries to Save Her.

Impulsively Doris ran to the bed
and An instant later was sobbing
over Verda. Ramsay pulled her
back and looked at Verda's eyes.
They opened. but stared DULY. un-
comprehendInEly. A bottle OF lau-
dAnum on the chair furnished the
clue. He shook her. trying 10 keep
her awake.
Keep her awake" he ordered;
II will get help"
The Washington times., 1918-02-08
This Day in History.

This is the anniversary Of the execution in 1887 of
Mary Queen of Scots, whose death, ordered by
Elizabeth removed dangerous rival The English
Queen once Mary dead repented bitterly of her deed
savory incidents ~ N-'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-18

lpntiG BpbG1 SERTED wastaan; iittd
Ills mott pGGttGG, ettei ole tebnpt toe
tG ipntiG. Ole ientdbben bppdsId
turmosia ia usfo ipntiii arteefii an
tumus &risttfien tdboen. Ntlitta
fuitenfin on fplld mGlttamdtointa
ettG maelIat Sl1malan pelwosio, al.
ma aiattelet omoa %beiffouttaii ia len
obelIa Iuotat armoon. sil1 li1liloit-
tele, ettG onin poimiii mott pDipa
ainoutafaan pGipGG, mlttta usfo len
obella faifesta ipbGmestGii eta SUI
mulan poima on beifoisia pafetpu
ia ettG find fen holman falttta mar
%iellaan usfosia al1tuuteen. Wtiltd
nGpttGnee ia tllntuneefin, iaat dina
Serran litpausianain taboen lopul'
liiesti usfoa, ettG Sltmala Soifania
tGboen on fansiaii. &1tn Min us
lfot, iitte iaat mpOsfin riemuita
wibolIisteii eOesfd ia beioan tiuial-
Iaanfin ~bltitoabtaa: sos Slimala
on miniin eoestdni fufa moi mimic
ipastaan ola"
NGitG piirii merellG puboiStettn,
Sobn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-18
TsraeIin vartiia

gr1s lGbetpsl1GfGri motfusti
rolnpania ia pienen fafiim1totiaan
poifania fansia Stttian pitoristosia.
&aiittaipan toimenia tafia ban oil
iairastiiniit ia aifoi npt miettGG miiil
tamio f~uitfaliia per5eineen ioSiain
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iinne pGGip Ell oIlltt e%niinfGGn belp-
poo, fapea tie fulfil nifpan amrnotto-
tpien fllilliien reltnamilla. &niten-
Tin fitlfinot ratiubeipoiet Min mar
masti ia lepolliiesti fuin diff bell
Id olliit mit1 parbain tie ialfainia
ala. Sotiinaan matfdierrueen oil
fuliettatpa mitG rdtlstpneimmGn I'LL
Ian pli. grGs maasia iDntpnDt fris
tittp talutti beposta, milla labetps-
lGGfGrin rolifpa pienine p~oifineen
ratlasti.
Niin oil ~taaiet,fin p1Gttpnpt mita
luurimpia paaroia tdpnnGGn ollut
pGitpG. Bieni matfaieiiriie pDiGbtpi
ia plan of ~ppstptettp teltta, misia
beioGn tiiIi poppd. Yimeps tlli Gf-
fiji. Ofiinfertailen illoliien idlfeen
otti IGGfGri raamattitnia ia llifi 90.
nieIin ieitiemdnnen lutp,in, misia
ferrotoan, ,fiiinfa ibmeelliiesti SUI
maIa iparieli iistollista palpeliiaan
ia ia fulfil perenbimoisten Ieiionain
iititt. Gen idIfeen fifth 5an ipoG.
menid ipipppoestG Ssraelin usfollis-
ia ipartiiaa, iofa Ell torfa eif1 nitfu,
iofo foto pGimGn Min ustoIliiesti
oil marielIiit beitd ia rstoi itienid
ia omaiienia $Gnen iioiiinia lGbes-
tptpdn ponfin pli.
Bian IepGiimdt faiffi raitballifes-
ia unesia. Mittta polG nGfee LOU.
fGri utta, ettG iofu tiilee teltoan.
San berdIi ia nifee frunipalosio
faubufiseL fainfa iulyi forbu lin.
fpttelee iilos teItasta. Tiisfan mol.
taamana fiirubtaa ban Iapienia
ipi,oteeIIe. Yienofainen niiffitu lie.
Peto Ell oIliit pbbeIIefddn
.ieurueesta tebnpt pG%bintifdGm pa.
poa. Sierra of fituIIitt rrforttien,
iofa ioitain tinteia aifntfemmir oil
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PiIkka pybdd benxed
va$tadn

Sofa pubuu ianan ibmiien
Yoifoa mastaan, ie bGnelle anteefii
annetaan; miitta jofa BpbGu Scented
piltfoa, 60 it'd anteefii anneta.
SGsiG on iiis fpipmps ipnnistG 8p-
bGG Scented mastaan. SGsti ipn-
nista lauiuu @e5elius: "Spnti Sp-
bGG Scented pastaan teboGun, fin
tbminen BpbGn Sengen mirfaa
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oistufiia pastoin ianasia ia lines.
tpstoisiG, t~iifabrttaa len palaistif.
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ten omaatuntoania pastaan fieltGd,
,pastustoa ilmoitettiia ia tiinmlstct.
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iellaiiesia pabiiuoesia. &osfa MT
fen faiitta, ettG ibmispeoon taboen
fieIIet6Gn &ristus, misid fititenfin
taioettaiii ia pitdiii $Gntd tanniis.
tamoh mGbitellen moioaan hilla
iuIfiiefii ia tSrfedfii fieltiidfii, fen.
tdboen piibuii Sierra Seeiiis tdstd
ipnnistd iuiiri tdsid pbtepoesid.
S6n tabtoo opetusIapiillenia iano.
fulfil: siIfGG tiifabuttafo itiednne
BpbGn $eneen tpoimaIlista feboitis
to tunnustmaor, minitn nimeGni
iind iiind tapaufiesia on $dn uib-
ooin pofenetpo teistd, ia iilIoin moi
pi teistG beIposti tllla pbtd torfed
ia iitiiriiitinen $Inen anmotpSnid
piIffaaio, fun errren oIette oIIeer
dGettSmid opetislapiioni.
Sierra ionoo ieIpdsti ettei pilffno
Scented ipastoun onteefii an
meta. So tpoflnittaa San etei it'd
anneta onteefii tisid eifd tiiIepasiu
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! q o
Ja|kaa LapdmatOja

ia enempikin tulee uscin AIue nautittua.
Arv. Apteekari: N5yrimmlt kiitokset, siita
Lapamato laakkeesta jonka nina ~tilaisin, silia
Ell lahtenyt varsin 200 jalkaa miutta yi 100 jalkaa
varmasti, ia nyt Glen N k. toinen mics. Me-
laakkeet text tehtavansa, ia olen sydamellisestt
kiitollinen. g.
piirsi.. Kalle Maki... Augusta, Mont.
ALIVE SATSI, apteekari Lignellin erityinen'
keksint0. Kaksinkertainen voima. Tamal aake'
tappaa varmasti Lapamadot, Sukkulamadot,
ia kaikki vatsassa olevat madot.-Matojen
tuntomerkit ovat: Vdinteita rinnan ALA, mutt
tuvaista kipua vatsassa, kova ruokahalu, eli ru-
okahalun puute, vatse1 taytelaisyys ,oksentami.
men, tahi taipuminen o~ksentamaan, siniset
renkaat silmien ALA, painon vaheneminen ia
epamiellyttivia ~tunteita vatsassa ia sisalmyk.
sessa. Monet karsiyat tata yleisesti, tuloksena-
omituisesta uokajirjestelmistaau ia m oni
joka on sairas eika l6yda mitiian huojennusts
tavallisista liakkeista. Tuskilleen, karsii ma
doista vaikka Ell niita olekaan. nAkynyt tarvette
tehdessa.
-Tama lapamatolaake on tullut tunnetum-
maksi ia s~uositummaksi knin mikaan nun
Suomalaisten myyma ia valmistama lapamaSs.
laake Amerikassa. !
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-18

lGbetettp SaneIle, ia ibmeeIlifestf
wariellut pienen matfaienriteen.
Uaiitta mistG ~oifeastaan iohtsti.
ettei forbit tebenf1Gn foStemut3
SolistG imoitiin ndbtG, ett1 ie teIt.
taan tiltiiaan of fGhpeIlpt fuoroon
toiieen mirffaan ia iieltG iaIleen
llos. SntiaIainen pal,peIiio OH
Italia r%ipustanit juiri h,obon
mirffoon aifa IibafimpaIeenl sc oft
npt fabonmit, ioiiti,nut iiis forbun
iaaliifIi
Scum IGbetpslGGf1ri ieuraatpann
aarnitna iGlIeen OH eiiIIe roomot.
tiinio, lifi ban rnioelleen Daniels.
ia iaIopeurait liioIasia, ia iitten Re
faiffi poIfpiIlaan fiitthp6t Satmo.
iaania, iofa min ibonasti oil bei6Gt
pelastonut. Sa riitousbetfen Iopet.
tafpoan omen ianoan pbtpi faffipmo.
tttios pierofainent iofa tpanbenrpien
tafpolla of iaomit notfistoa poIpen
Ia ia liittd6 pbteen pienet f6toieniI.
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maailmasia. SGmGn fansia pbtd-
pitGtpGt opat ieuraamat lanai: Sill
RI Ie on mobootoin, ettG ne, iotfa
ferran malaistlt omat ia iitG tai-
paallista Iabiaa m~aistaneet, ia De-
wat 8pbGsti Seneestd oialIiiefii
t~llleet, ia maistaneet Sumalan bp-
mad ianoa, ia ti,lemaiien maailr'1
:: aa, JOS be lanfeeipat, etta
wustauitbesta parannufieen uaois'
tettaiiiir, iotfa t~oistamiieen itiellen-
ia Siimalan Boian ristiinnallitie-
mot ia pilffana pitGtpat." Sita
mastoin ianoo Seeii,s tefstisiamme,
ett1 ie, iofa pubuu ianan ibmiien
8oifaa ipastaan, moipi iaaba fen an
teefii. gfii tooistus naiben $50
pabtaian ianain totiti6esta on a.
postoli Haaipali, iofa of pilfann1t
&ristista ia painanniit SGnen ie1t-
rafuntaania, mutta- flitenfin iai len
anteeffi. SGn of nGet tebnpt len
tietGmGttGGn epG1tsfosia. Soiin on
fen ibmiien laita,, iofa omasia ~
b1mesi1Gn on turteneet Seneen or
motpon ia iiitG buolimatta fifteen ei
ainostaom luopl mann fen liiGfii
mield pilffaa, mitG on fofenut, Min
fltin ie diff ollltt mitG iuiirinta
billuiltta. EGmG on ipnti 8DbuG
Serted wnstaan, eifG tGtG ipntiG an'
meta onteefii. Colin eli mifGGn i'm.
ii ole iin,rempi fuin Sumalan lall-
plus, eifi mposfGGn &ristuflen art-
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Spnti YpbGG Scented tpastaan ia
faiffi, mitd &aantattii 1iitG plbuii,
on faiffina aifoina antanitt baatpoi-
t%etiille ipoGmille paIion miettimis.
ia. Noni mirbeellinen iielu on
peliGnnpt tebneeenid tGmGn ipnnin.
Whitta tparrnaa on mpoSfin, ettG Ell
ie, iofa tGti pelfGd ia iamalla tun.
tee armon tarpetta, ole tebnDt Jpn
It'd HpbGG &enfeG tpastaan. Iiatel.
faantn1e naan lGbemmin ia mainit.
tuia ianoia Sebrealaisfen epistoIm
6 Iitrplista. Hiin faitbistittdtpalta
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taGn miti iiiIoiiinta eapanfeeliitmia.
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inioistoa. Mifa on ~paranniis9 Se
on ieIlainen Bpbdn Sengen paifitt-
lama mieIen minttos ibmiiesid, ettd
ban tiinteee aiputtoman tilanfa ia
pibeIiGiipptenid ia ientdboen toitpoo
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middleton. @tfo iiis pmmdrrd,
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meneitGmiiestd on iuirri ieIIainen
pnranr1is eli mieIenmitiitos. Wittto
finaIitbon npt, ettei tGtG ENID moioa
,paifuttao niisid, iotfo Otpat tebneet
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Olen itiein fuullllt ~ianottaipan,
|ettei uSfowaiiia tanpitie opettaa bp.
wiin toibin eifd ppbddn ipaeIlilf-
ieen, foStapa beisid on Ypbi Senfi
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taipalla iitten Ypbd Senfi meta o.
pettaa? Sltber ianoo: Dee emnle
1aa labfolaisten taapoin aiatella, ct
tn Sumala elm. lob6uttaa ipoGn-
tdnrnte ilman %iunaania, iillG lie Ell
tapa9ou Imam ulfonaista ianaa;
mltta Spbd emf Iobouttaa meitd
Min ettG ie muistitttaa nellie Sr-
malan ianoja, ia iaattaa iilloin be-
rattaa Gloon ianan, ionfa oIemme
fuitlleet tabi lltteneet maiffapa fpm-
menenfin ptiotta iitd ennen.
Samoin fuin Sllmala fGptt1G
Ills ianaania mGlifappaleena meit1
loboalttaeSiaan ialnoin fapttGd SGn
mpos ianaania iiloin fun San tab-
too opettaa, nelihpoa, maroittaa, ia
flrittaa meitG. Sen lanarl, ionfa
olemme lufeneet tai fuuIleet, YpbG
Senfi m1istuttaa iiten nellie nban
Seeilts iaromtt: Mlrtta Buoltaia,
Tpba Senfi ionfa SID on labettGhpG
mimnn ninneeni Sdn opettaa teille,
faiffi, ia mliistlttaa teille faiffi
minfa nina olen ianonlit teille.
SN5. IA: 26.
Scum Ills HpbG Senfi muistl1ttaa
jltiri iiitG, mitd olenrme fltltlleet tai
llfeneet, min on tGrfeiG, ettd meita
wielG usfopaiiinafin feboitetaan bp.
min toibin ia paeltamaan Suma.
Ian tabbon mifaart, iet1 mp0s ettG
meita iparoitetaan, ettemme lDrtid
tefiii. SentGboen on jofaiien SUI
malan Seneen maifutufiesta ipn-
tDnDt firioitus raamatusia bDobpl'
linen opetufiefii mtbteefii, oienn1f-
iefii ia fasmatlifiefii manbursfari-
oeSia, iotta Silmalm ibminen oliii
faiffiin 5pipiin toibin malmistltmtt.
Sim. 3: 16, II.
SGsiG olen npt eiittInpt fofonai'
len eipamfeliltmin pGdpiiirteet. g.
lpnnfeliunia tl1lee Min iaarnata ia
iafaa, ettei Sitmalm fofonainen ia
no jGG ristiriitaan len fansia. SUI
malm ianan tilee purfaalti1o fuin
lanfalpppbti, jota oifeasta pGGstn
aletaan feriG.
SobtopGGtoflet ebelIiiestG opat
ieuraatpat:
1fii: OF laarnattatpa parannits.
ia, jonfa faittta Srmala tobtoo l.
ndrfnit fpmta6 I, ~usarotata uraape-
rad.
2fii: on jilistett@pa ipntien an-
teefiiantamista Seeiufien nimeen,
ionfa fautta Sltmalo antaa aurin-
gonpaistetta &ristl,fien firffaubes-
ia min ett1 ntaa alfaa faSdpaa.
3fii: on opetettatpn usfopaifio
pitGmGGn &ristuflen raffaiiben tus-
fpt. SillG opetufien, iparoitlifi len ia
furitsfien fautta Sltmala tabtoo
puboistaa ia fitted fasmitarbaania.
Sofia iaarnauia motif oifein pm-
mGrtGG ia i~ulistaa emanfeliumia,
t1ptpp bGnen itienid olla iiitG oial'
linen. sos me nsfomme &ristlif.
ieen Min paljon, ettd antalioumme
mpos f6riimGGn SGnen funsiaan,
mini pG1iemme oifeibin fofenuifiiin,
iotfa apaahpat meille ieitiemaQa IL
netiIlG lrfitun firjon, iota fifteen
apoioaan oifein ielittGG, @rGs opet-
toia on %iattonit, ettd ne iiemenet,
joita %iaarnaaia fplpdG ulfoot olfo
ostettiia tabi lainatliita, maan o.
man ipoGmen pellosia ioatettpiG.
.Senrn GSfeIinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-18

= Nnistafaa antaa. MnttaialIe
paiffafnnnar militia paiffafnmnaIIa
ia bmpdristSIId. 8dsfdd. puinos.
famue tai ~ioittafaa, ya5eIin 291@.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-18
LIGNELLTN ALIVE A T

T. ALIVE SAISl
(kaksinkertainen voima) - Lake voidaan
nauttia laakkeen makua tuntematta. ..Lahete~
tsin postimaksuineen 81 90 hinnalla taydelliset.
object mukana. m
'Osote: p. A. LIGNELL co. Superior, Wis.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-11-15
COPPER MINES BREAK ALL
RECORDS AGAIN THIS YEAR

Records of copper production in
the United States up to the end of
August, based on returns from pro-
ducing companies, indicate thaat all
records will be surpassed during the
year 1918, in spite of many handi-
caps under which miEes and smelt-
ers have operated. Figures for Au-
gust show a total production of "a
bout l6l 100000 pounds, or nearly
100000 pounds in excess of July
production and approximately $4,000
600 pounds more than the output of
August, 1917. Production during the
first eight months of 1918 nearly e.
qualled the total output Of the mines
of this country in 1917. The average
for the remaining months of the year
can fail far below the total for Au-
gust and still eclipse all records.
This is wonderful record o. ach-
ievement for the copper producers
and smelters who have been handi-
capped with the worst labor short
age on record.