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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1918

MENUS, Jupiter and the sun all rule
V strongly for good today, accord
ing to astrology. Neptune is adverse.
It is a day in which all love affairs
should benefit greatly. 1t is lucky
for engagements and for the making
OF new acquaintances.
The stars that presage an access OF
sentimentality also give warning OF
danger from impulsiveness- Sudden
marriages and unwise love affairs
will continue to multiply. It is prog
nosticated.
Professors and all who lead world
thought come under the best possible
sway. It is forecast that the clergy
viii gain distinction in government
service.
Manufacturers and purveyors Of
foodstuffs have the prediction Of ex-
traordinary perplexities that viii,
however. bring profit.
1t would seem from reading OF
the stars that all problems regarding
food will become more grave than
ever before, during the next Few
weeks. Wholesale starvation in Rus
STA and other foreign lands is fore
Swallowed.
According TO the Interpretation Of
planetary signs America will meet
even greater responsibilities in sue
coring the world than is now fore
seen. even by men who are studying
the world situation.
Neptune todsy gives warning OF eI-
traordinary dangers in the seas and
heavy storms are to be expected
There is a sign presagfng gossip
and scandals that have their source
in enemy channels
Health safeguards again will come
much 70 the front in all public dis
cussions. Neptune IS in a place that
appears TO forecast danger from IN
sanitary conditions in cities. Phila-
delphia, Washington and many places
in the south may suffer II reforms
sre not made imperative, the seers
declare.
Persons whose birthdate Il Is may
have a year OF many anxieties. Deal
ings with large corporations or with
government agencies may be unfor-
tunate.
Children born on this day will be
generous. talented and sensitive.
These subjects OF Scorpio may be
quarrelsome and too impulsive in
speech and aotion.-CCopyrigh 1918.
by the Mcclure Newspaper Syndi-
cate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16
INCREASE
HERE ON DEC. |
State Food Administrator
Informs Bassett of More
Allotments.

The increase OF sugar allotments TO
four pounds a month for each person
will take effect December l. accord
ing to a letter received by local food
administrator Charles y. Bassett Sat
urday from Z. A. Peden, state admin
istrator. Mr.. Peden also said extra
sugar would be allowed for curing
during the hog killing season. His
letter follows.
Conditions Improved.
"On account of the improved sugar
situation, caused by the signing Of
now in a position TO increase the
sugar allotment to statement a man
ufacturers.
We shall ssue, within the next
few days. certificates TO statement \
manufacturers for their December al
lotment, and the amount viii be the
same as November, plus so percent
or their average monthly consump-
ton
FarmerE Must Apply.
AS the hog killing season Is now
at hand, farmers will make applica-
ton to their local administrators for
additional sugar 10 cure their meats,
ana when this office is advised as to
the amount Of sugar permitted for
this purpose, We snail gladly issue
additional certificates to cover.
Beginning December 1, sugar al
lotments to the consumer win be in
creased 70 four pounds per person per
month. This viii also apply TO public
eating places"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16
ToDAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS KELLERALA

ALHA8IBRA-ANNET KEILERAIAS.
Today IS the last showing at the
Alhambra OF Annette Kellerman in
the beautiful sea fantasy, queen OF
The Sea" This is beyond question the
most artistic and beautiful picture OF
Miss Kellermans many sea photos
plays. II carries a pleasing love story
and every detail is carried out per-
fectly. Miss Kellerman surrounds
herself Wlca over 200 beautiful
nymphs and taken all together, It IS
a wonderful picture.
Tomorrow Just Sylvia" a new
World Picture starring Barbara
Castleman and Johnnie Hines, will be
shown. It is full OF fun and alto
gether an interesting and entertaining
production. Don't fail to see it
Monday Alhambra patrons will be
glad to renew their acquaintance with
charming Constance Talmadge. She
will be seen in Mrs LeffingweIl's
Boots" a comedy even better than a
Pair Of SILK Stockings or any Of her
others-AdY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16
HOROSCOPE


MONDAY. NOVEMBER Is. 1918.
THIS is not lucky day. according
l to astrology. Uranus. the sun. sa-
turn and Jupiter are all in evil as
peet.
According to the seers the influ-
ences tend toward anxiety and IN
certainty. A storm may add to the
depression that Will be felt without
sufficient cause.
The stars seem to forecast great
nervous tension and a peculiar ten
dency toward quick judgment and
faultfinding. This condition is due to
the protracted war. which has regis
tered so many emotions on the world
consciousness.
owing to planetary conditions calm
and judicial habits Of mind are coun-
seled.
Uranus IS in a place supposed to In
crease sensitiveness, forebOding and
self conferred states Of mind. Work
should occupy the attention OF every
one.
The stars that foreshadow unrest
also seem TO indicate that women will
be required to enforce the ranks of
industry in large numbers when the
new year comes
Labor problems are likely TO be
increasingly complicated. but great
leader Will play a successful part IN
the coming months.
One Of the signs OF the times Is
that suspicion Will breed more easily
than usual and thus all public men
will have to endure unjust criticism.
but this may not last long as IL viii
be merely one OF the effects OF en-
envy propaganda
AstroiOgers emphasize the fact that
under certain aspects OF the stars
evils are more readily propagated
than at other times. but the effects
OF all -nalefic sways may be over
come.
The seers who have prophesied that
the kaiser would not live through the
peace negotiations still declare that
death will come to the German en-
peror before the Acknowledgement of
the victory OF the allies has made
him less than king.
Persons whose birthdzts II IS may
meet many losses IN business during
the coming year. They should safe
guard health as well as the financial
condition.
Children born on this day are likely
to be proud domineering and lazy.
They should be carefully trained, as
they usually have fine talents.-(Copy-
right. 1918. by the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16
FORT BAND TO PLAY A
GROUP OF ALLIED AIRS

The following program viii be rem
dered by the Fifth cavalry band at
Fort Bliss Sunday afternoon. COM
mencing at 3 o'clock, weather per-
hitting:
J. baline. Fulton
= OTerture-Lady Of the Lake.
1osslni
.. WaltI-Debutante. .Santlemann
J. Grand Fan tasia-Albion--. .Baetens
a splendid group Of English.
Irish and Scotch airs.)
&. Male Quartet
"a Belgian Rose......-.-..B enoit
ID ~ oman arks
Auson Gray, Couture,
Carrick, Chesak.
8. Patrol-American.. .Meachem
:. Selection-Dollar Princess. Fall
g. Ffnale-Fifth Cavalry March. Cain
Lieut. Edgar J. H Bush viii con-
duct the music.
Parcel Post Orderu receive our
PIT attention. Mail US your old
hoes. Our materials are only high
class.
The Rokahr Boot & shoe shop.
81. 81. 51s Texas St.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16
To HOMESTEAD
LARGE ACREAGE
l, 166,000 Acres Picked For
Entry In October; Part
In New Mexico.

Washington. D. C.. Nov. 1s-Seere-
tary Lane announced today that ap-
proximately 1.16s.0oo acres Of land
we're designated during October for
entry under the stock raising home
stead law. The lands are located IN
Idaho. Colorado. New Mexico and
Wyoming The total area noE desig-
mated as stock raising land amounts
70 approximately 10,s1o.O0O acres.
Nonirrisable Land Designated.
During October. more than $4,000
acres were designated as nonirrigable
under the enlarged homestead acts.
secretary Lane said
These lands, which are IN Colorado.
Wyoming, Montana and Idaho, are
for entry IN tracts not exceeding 800
acres
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16
SHELTON NOT INFORMED OF
LIFTING MAIL CENSORSHIP

Postmaster z. A. Shelton said Sat
urday that he had not yet been Of
ficially informed that the censorship
OF letters entering the United States
had been lifted. since the censorship
went into effect a force Of about 20
linguists had been opening and read
ing all mail entering the country at
this point
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16
6EYEs OF THE WoRLD."

THE Eyes OF The World" is being
shown at the Ellanay theater for the
last time.
This drama embodies all the ele-
ments Of human interest The sets in
this picture are IN some cases very
magnificent. and the outdoor scenes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16

are marvels Of beauty. An exception
ally strong cast interprets some OF
the most difficult roles ever played
before the camera The story IS one
Of tense interest and abounds IN some
Of the most spectacular thrills ever
shown in pictures.
Today is positively the last day this.
picture viii be shown.
Tomorrow the Ellanay presents the
celebrated star, Geraldine Farrar. IN
her first big Goldwyn poduction, The
turn OF the Wheei."-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16
BIJOU-NoRMA TALMADGE.

In her Select picture. The Secret OF
the Storm Country" Norma Talmadge
touches the highest note yet reached
in her career. As the squatter's
daughter, wronged and deserted by
her husband. left to rear their child
under a cloud. she rises to great emo
tioual heights, and her portrayal OF
Tess is one that will win the sympa-
thies Of every audience. The picture is
being shown at the Bijou theater to-
day and Sunday.
The worlds greatest news reel.
Universal Current Events" will be
the added attraction also, today and
Sunday Just TO remind you again.
the Bijou is showing daily, the best
films obtainable daily.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16

city. This picture has been running
at the Grecian all this week. and fin
ished its engagement at that the
alter today.
The final showing should be attend
ed By many people, as the Indictment
weather OF the past two days has kept
many away, who have wanted TO see
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16
"a PAIR OF sIxEsr-UNIQUE.

Talyor Holmes. in a Pair Of SKIES"
viii be shown today for the last time
at the Unique. "A Pair OF Skies is
from the famous stage play Of the
same name, and is a rOllicking farce
comedy that represents all that is
wholesome in story theme and action
II shows Taylor Holmes in his fun
niest role-full OF action. love and
comedy. Tomorrow, Douglas Fair
banks viii be here in a return show
Ing OF The Lamb. ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16

~BARIH OF A NATION.N
Today is positively the last day Fl
Pasoans will have the opportunity OF
seeing The Birth Of a Nation" in this
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31


fen iairauoen iobbosta, tanumitiuan
~ b. iIlaIIa, tulIen dffiartpaamatta
tuttaapia oifein tituan t1poeltd, t,io-
ben wtullcsiaan faifenlaifet leispofiet
ia fuumat fabpit. MILD p0ptd ia.
tettiin fauniisti ia me wasta fun
unesto ber6ttiin, idifGbopfiistd, fun
ianottiin: "ii6ntG ia emantd fabnil-
lie" ia n6imme fnllisar1poiien feino-
tuolin lattialla, ionfa wieraat tot.
mot muistofii. Siisl ipoamelliiet
fiitofiet faifesta t1stG.
&ainnioitufiella
gmma ia gowarb Sepisto
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31
WnntGtuGnG hplpG s hmonei

= MpDtaiuGnG bgipG 8 bmpnei'
men talo ia 3 luttia, 6pluGt mlfubmo'
ncrafemmnfiet. Haitii fanpnnsim suet
til, ON pibamaalla Dma lnonnom lGb
be, misiG on bpua pueii. Ealjpn
pibamaa-istmtmspnita fmtem omena
y. NJ. 2otit piuat iuieretDstem, joten
IiimG On paljon liiaa ia luuiii MI
ben mppbGfin ia iittcnfim jGGpi it.
Iellc paljpn tilaa. .WhDbaam crit
tain balipalla. Sijaitiee Charles ia
lnlla Nortb Sibesia, SromiuuobisIa.
&Dipfaa labcmmin
(N Hicbolas W~attionilta,
Srompoob, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31
aaniallisisnratnnnan nntijia:

TGnGdn on ompelipieuran fofous
firfon alaialisia flo s Italia. Hil-
buu mpos Dor &ranffala.
2aSten ompeluieuran fofous lar-
antaina 2 p. flo 2 ip. ~pappilasia.
Scnpetuloa!
Stmalanpalwelus ~iunmuntoina 3
y. flo 10 ap. Srompoopisia $. IS.
cbtoolliien fansia.
Simalanpalmelus Iunnnntaina 3
y. flo 2 ip. WeabpiIlen foullilla.
Srmalanpalpellis iunmnntaina 3
y. flo s Italia Sron 9eltisiG. &ip-
pifoullliloffa f~ofoontuli flo Z.
Sartausbetfi fesfipitff. 6 p. flo
s. inalla Mr grffi 2uoman luona
Nepport. fplGll1.
Sartausbetfi. torstaiiid 7 B.: flo
8 illalla Mr Siaaf Wafeldn laona
Wontecellosia.
Sumalanpalpelus ia $. g. ebt.
mietto 8afefielbisiG iunmunt. 10 p.
flo 10 ap. Hippifoulltluoffa fofoon
thu flo 2 ia bartausbetfi flo 3 ip.
Niioriioliiton obielmailta 9esie-
merisiG iunnltnt. 10 p. flo s.
&astettn: Mntti ia @manba Sip
poien tptto &utb 2lia ipnt. Grtuii
topnlbipisia s pit. +. ia fastettiin
81 p. t. t. Sumala bGntd iiunat-
foonl
&uollnt: 2auri Genet Sanri Hor
rien fpldstd ipnt. t6 p. feiaf. 1915,
fuoli t. t. 90 p. folme miiffoa iai-
rastettuaan 2 ~. 7 If. ia Z p. ifdiie
nd ia baubattiin 26 p. t. t.
6t0 6. Mper ct. Srontpoo6, Micb.
Subelin 9S9 @rne@ aiunta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31
Ironwoodim ia ympdri$t0n uuti$ia

= 9asten ompeluieuran tptot.
muistnfaapa faifin iaapua pappi-
laan fofoufiecn lauantaina 2 p. flo
2 pGipGllG pibGmme mrioiifofoufien
palitiemme mirfuiliiot pdGt1mms
mppi1is iitblasta y. M. 8anber.
mat ~ianofaa t1st1 laplille!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31
9eiloriioIiiton toimcenpanemC

N%ioriioliiton toimeenpanemn
m%ppiGis-ilta fesfiapiiffona t., t. %
p. onnistui bppin. Sbielmaa iuo.
ritettiin ia t1m1n pGGtpttpd mpp.
tim fabapifuffia, artpailtiin mined
falniiIle mnfelle ia mpptiin ia fill
man .bulioettiin niitd labioia, ioita
90. i2iton niioret tilaiiuuteen oliapnt
labioittaneet. Sitloja oil iltamasta
$44.60 ia fasiaan jdi mcnot pois
'etettuna Sal 80 iofa irmma N. Iii.
ron fansian fansia mliobostaa pob,
Jon file robnstolle, iolla pappilaan
iosfus tilapaiiuloesia aijotaan lait
tao fiwijalfa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31
WeioGn iuomalaiIelle l1GfG,

Wei6Gn il1omalaiielle lGGf1ril
le tubtori q. s. Mnoerionille on
ipaSta iaapiinut luuri mddrd liiGG
3-Nap f~oeistoa, faiffein uuiinta
MALTA. S1mdn tGb6en on ldafdrin
~tGptpnpt iplofrata liiaG fonttori buo
Meta idaodfieen tilaa foneistoIle.
Sent on tobtori M%noerionilla tGpbel-
linen 3-&ap foneisto palofihpausta
ia f~orfastista parten mitG loptpp
pnbjoiieen Wiltpaufeesta. (N
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31
&abunnnt.

@a6onrnrt 80 t~Gpiimittaista Sama-
racf taiiia omistamaltani MALTA
metiGstG, iofa bptpd naapuri niista
iotain tietGiii min bppGntabtoiesti
ilmoittaiii eli ios buomaa ippllinen
tGmGn ilmoitufien Min talifi fans'
iani raubalIiiesti lopimaan .
Sobr Seifura,
CO. YetrelI, Mim.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31
&iitpslanie.

YppoGmme lauiua ipodmelliiet
f%iitofiet faifille n%aapaireilIe ia psta-
iotfa tlrlitte meitd funnioitta
muall uuben ipuooen pdiipand iidn-
nan 6S tp,iotiien ipntpmdpdiipGn
= sc oil nellie aiatte-
Iematon fltt1nia,r cfoitnsl - 4iitos
.lobioista, ioita toitte, ia fauniista
la,,luista ia pitbeista, ioita tilaiii,u-
6esia pi6ettiin. YitGf6on Sierra ben
feniG fautta pst1mppoen ebelleen
ndlillGmme.
Waria ia Safri EaiunpGa,
2ebtijGnpi, Rinneiota.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31

Niioen aiuffaioen ioilla on
ioferia marastosia enempi fitin tar-
apitiepat ieitraapan 60 pGipGn alta
no, on iImoitettatpa S. 9. &enetpl'
Re, eli poitpat %ioiitiia lain fansia te'
femiiiin. Soferista on npt pitute
miitta oIetetaan ioferia %iaatatpan
mitittaman milton fitliittua riittdtpa
mGGrG..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31

Seuraaipa iiiomalaiien Ylina-
len Mistin oiaston ompeluieuran TO-
forls on tiistaina belmifuin 5 p.
8alo raittiusieuran baalilla. Girl
tpiiemp1G obielmaa Ell tule olemaan
toitG jaetaan fello 9 fello miiteen.
Mrs Mnb. Saapoja ia Wrs slug.
Hintala loittanat fubmipOpoGn.
Mie5iG pppbetGGn tlilemaan fabtpil-
10
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31
: 6. 9. ompelufeuran fofous oil

= g. 9. ompelitfeuran fofons oil
torstoi iltana +. t. "a b. firffoialis-
ia. Yiibniina ~eiiintpihuGt pastorit
8isfari ia &rotialainen, pfiinlau--
lna eiitti Mrs Sasiinen ia walillG
alma laitIettiin Sionin &anteleesta.
&abhpia iiiotiin lomasfa ia oil iiitG
onrpelnieuralle tiloia $15.25. aii-
tos &iiwiielle, SiIIille ia 8aiunnal-
Re fabpip6po1stGl Seuraaipa fofo-
rs on t1nGGn 81 p. flo s f%irffoia-
lisia ia piibuu iiella nj. m. Mr
arunffalu. &ubwpOpoasta bnoleb-
tipot Mrs Sasiinen ia Wrs Wafp-
men.
Sertpetiiloa!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31

-Spntpnpt. @mil Sillin per
lbeeIeen on i%pntpnpt tptto, ollcn fen
perbeen 13:ta lapii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31

Yerintotuomori t%arioaa ~
milotiasta bpuGsid teripepoesid ole
woa poifaa fasmatettaafpfii iolle.
fin maampiljeliGlle neliGn prooen
aiafii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31
: 2irfpt ia,pat pitG6 iumaIonpal

&irfot laipat pitGG iunalanpal
%melufiia pbbefiGn tuntia miifosia;
teatterit pitGG ola iulettuina tiistai-
no mutta maanantaina raioittamat-
tomasti aufi, muina pGauind fuu-
Il tuntia pcr1tt6in. Waanantaina
puolipaipd1 %iaaspat teboG liifettd
ruofa- ia libafamppiaat; apteefit
|pboefjGn tumtia maunantaina rob
bosfaiuppaa mnrten; p%artiiritnmat
maanantaina proli pGimGG; raipin'
|tolat, uutifaHppiaat, peiulaitofiet,
.|9ehpostallit, ia pajat ll,apataan pitad
|altfi nmanantaina fofo pGimGn miit
ia fapafat pitGd OLD iilloin Juliet
Itpimd. 3Guri cpat ulbet iddnnot
tpolttoaine ballituauirfailijalta Pril-
Ibenilta, 2aniingista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31

- Parti1rit nostapat parranaion
20 ienttiin belmifiiun eniimGiiesta
pGiipGstG alfaen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31

= Wrs ia Scr @m 9rmnefien
liiona oil bausfat tupaantuliaiiet
mime iunnuntai litano. &aniaa oil
ri1niaasti ia ilta fulMi ioutiiin lau-
laisio ia plrbellesio.
x
Orlutbin iuonal. iairaalosia
on ndind pdimin6 leifattii eri mifp-
len tofia ieuraalpat benfilot:
Mrs Micbaro Hiemi Bife @iper,
@is., Wrs Yeter Sill aeewatin,
Wrs Selma &ainula Grosbp,
Wtrs Serbert Beterion Dl-
liitb, WrS Gust Geatr Smo Sar.
bors, Winn., Wir Us. @ustafion
Gloquet, Minn, Scr Natt Waiiala
&iper, Winn., Nrs Sobn
Nitrminen, Iitfin, Minn. ia Wr
9llefs Saopisto Smo Sarbors,
Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31

IletpeltpoIisten tartastus on
aiman nGinG pdiipinG ia otetaan To-
put niistG, mitf1 fliiilittpat> mime
ftitiuntaan. SuomsIaiiiu Iienee al
noastaan neliG @ogebic faiitnisio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31

- Mrs &. @. 2eppdla on ollitt
iairaana tGunG napiifon alfiipaitpdt,
meIfein fotondan pitoteen Omaha
ia on eoelleenfir, mittta bptpGt on
toitpeet paranemiiesta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31

SpbdmeIIiiet. fiitofiet Iaiiittrt-
Inc fdifiIle Mile p~stdtpdIliiilIe int.
tutpiIIe iotfa halituot iloboiittGnann
weita beifonurtnn btioIerti ptttdatidi'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31

Mercbants & Winers State
8anf OH pitdnpt tmualliien puoiifo-
foufienid- 3lrlunut puoii on ollut
liiffeelle buomattmuan eoullinen.
Hanfin nirfafuntaan ia iamoin iog
tofuntaan malittiin faiffi entiiet.
&iiten tieoGmmc fItllltu ianotun
panfin iobtofltntaan nj. M. farlal.
Oscar Horoling-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31

= 2aitIaiatar Gilt Siioffaan ton
fertti tpiinne iunrutntai-irlaIIa Ba.
Ion taIoIla onnistiti mabbolIiiem'
mar, bptpin Oleii0G oil Min polion
fiiin biioneeieen mnbtiii ia palion
paloii tiIan obtaiioen tafia. nieint-
mat fappaleet obielmasia iai plei-
ION baItioibinia; uieita of riiois-
tettoipa. Sanorate main: rel Of
Iitt pabn.."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31

Sietoiiuus iiita, ettG Mticbi-
ganin moltion lafi eli ialli eIGin.
rGGffGpst1, tl1li mafiumaan burlep-
lGiielIe Sobn 3n~mbrotuitille $14.20
3amabropitz oil tuomaSfa %pulituor-
Sronpoooiin Nortb Sibeen ia
pebmedsiG, paflmsia lImesia eli 5e-
moiet fpenneetfGGn metGm6Gn fuor-
maa, rnofii ban beapoiia armotto-
masti, %iiit6faGn fun ei ollut apua
meni bGn beposten eteen ia piefii
bemoiia p1dbGn. @l1imiG iadliipd
fanloIainen moilnoi mangitlemisfGS
fpn ia miest6 iafotettiin $1,000 ia
flllut. Slomari antoi talpalliien ri
pitptien bGnelle ia toiWoi tiiontion
ole,pan maroitiifiena mrtille raafa-
maiiille aiureilIe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31

Sartpinoiien anfaraa taltpen
on iaatii foteo ia ebelIeen iitd rtdpt-
tdd ia tintitii iatf,tpat %iannan1 ia.
poar. wiiretpo paffanet Ia Iitrniio.
be tpoibteIee tpiioroIIeet @itnias
Itrni aitttoa fititenfin fen ettd Ell ole
,peiiIaitofien tansia i~amanlaiiet fpoi
fitir oil piirne tpitortno.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31

- Sammifitun aialla on tG1Itd
mapaaebtoiiesti mennpt SetG Samu
lin paltpelufieen 10.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31

~ -O
-
- gbiroproctor 6. 8urcb, 8. 6.
f1ppi @afefieloisid tiistaiiin, tors.
toiiin ia periantaiiin iltapditpdIId,
ottaa tpastaan iaratta Gust Mdfe-
Ian taIosia. WaraIIoin ottaa mos
taan iairaita Barf botelIisia Sron-
moobisia. lSSlm.)
x
Sofa %iunruuntai idlfeen ppbG.
foiilrn on bartaiisieitrat Sron Bel
tisi1 raittiustaloIla.
-
8esfemer, Nieb. .
- 8esfenerin 4arfa1isieMraftift
MALTA on emf iiinrruntotna Iipe6fa.
Ia inolIinen ornaIIa b%itoreeIlnatt
firfon aIaiaIisia. Ednni iitbIa az
tea b~engelIiieIId obieImana fIo 8
ip. ia flo a ip. on 10 iIIaIline1 mol.
SIIaIlisto iaetaan portpoot
mitaIla feno fab6efinort asti. $inta
airoostaan Is ienttid bengeItd ia
riiofo on ainofin 30 ientin artpot.
rer, oteriaIta ia ip0bd iaapi tpation-
ia tdpoen ia iiind tapaitfiesia iaopi
ooIIarin ebestd "~rpdr6iIIa". 2dpttd-
fddpd t~iIaiftnrtt6 bppdfienne.
a5berf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31

= Watti &osfen maalariliife on
p~aperoinut ia m~naGannut faipungin
talon iiiGbuoneita ia iieIlG taiffi
on taaien fGppdfunnosia; punaien
ristin naiiet ia miebet pit1audt fiel-
ii ntposfin pG6maiaania.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-31

Ia,ritan famannosia iai{ tapa
turmaiicn fliulenian ipiime torstai.
no Gbpmas &irculo (9). 8ainaja
oil i1ltGGn 26 III. ifdinen, j1tti jill
fceniG pcrbecn. Srompoob Simes
New-York tribune., 1918-04-13
Police Ready to Put
ldlers in Jobs or Jail
Systematic Roundup Will Be
Made When Governor Signs
Anti-Loafer Bill

New York City's habitual idlers will
be forced to choose between work in or
out of jail as soon as Governor Whit
man signs the Robinson anti-loafcr
bill, according to officials here dele
gated to the enforcement Of the law.
AS soon as we receive official noti-
tication to enforce the proposed law"
declared Chief Inspector John Daly.
the patrolmen will be instructed to
make thorough and systematic round
up of the idlers on their beats.
We do not contemplate any elabo-
rate method of collecting these work
shrkers. Each patrolman will be ex-
pected to bring in idlcrs, and in cases
where there are five or six on a street
corner he can summon. patrol wagon.
believe there are several thousand Of
these men in New York City"
"The possession by any person of
money, property or an income sufficient
to support himself will be no defence"
said Sheriff David II. Knott. "All non
workers arc liable to the $1OO fine and
the three months Imprisonment pro
vidcd for in the measure"
The park benches and afternoon
dansants will receive especial atten-
tion from his men, he added.
District Attorney Swami said tha
measure would enable him to take per
sons into custody who are now immune.