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Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-02-06
GREAT DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1919

being organized in the state by the Y.
NJ. G. A. was interesting, Bays State
Secretary Leslie Eichelberger, speaking
upon this subject More than 60 high
schools in the state lave already CO.
operated in this plan.
The coming state boys camp and the
training school for boy leaders were
talked over. Sites have not as yet been
selected but it is hoped to have them
lined up in the near future.
1t was pointed out that the student
associations at Helena, Billings and
Missoula are doing splendid work and
are in flourishing condition.
State officers for 1919 were reelected
by the conference and it was decided to
leave the state office al Billings for the
time being instead of transferring it to
Helena.
Monday evening the visiting "Y' men
were entertained at dinner at the Silver
Bow club and listened 10 addresses.
Tuesday morning. the concluding ses-
sion of the conference, there was a
meeting of Y. NJ c. 4. secretaries at
which they discussed problems common
to their work and advanced ways and
means of overcoming difficulties and
bettering the work at the various "Ys." "
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-02-06

/ brna or ard better program than
ever ,,fil be the aim Of the l. N, =. a.
organization Iii Montana for 1919. Sec
Yeta-v \ il. Aount Of the Great Falls
"E'' In, lust returned from Butte where
h. attended a conference of i. NJ. =. A
officials from all parts Of the state. the
purnase of the sessions being to discuss
tile J. MI q. A. problems existing Ia
the state at present. some OF these nav
ing been brot about by the reconstruc
tion requirements. Mr.. 1ount says the
conference was q success ~ every way
and that all attending left Butte with q
better understanding of what was ex-
pected from the y NJ. e. A. secretaries
this coming wear and what is to be at
tempted BY the Y. NJ. g. \. during 1919.
Criticism Unjust.
Mr.. Yount saws one of the features OF
the sessions was a talk BY Judge Rey
nods. chairman Of the state y. a. y.
a. committee Judge Reynolds discuss
cd the recent criticism which has been
made against the Y. NJ. {. \. oganiza"
ton concerning it's work in France.
IIc spent six months overseas and for
this reason is we'll acquainted with con-
ditions over there. Judge Reynolds stat
ed, that taking everything into consider
alton the criticism was UNJUST lie point
ca out that the u. NJ. q. y. was the only
organization that would agree to take
over the canteens in France when the
government sought assistance. lie SAID
the Y. Nj. C. 4. ran 1900 huts over
seas and the largest number operated
BY any other organization at one time
was around 100. Judge Reynolds WAS IN
France from March until September and
stated that not another organization 4
representative appeared on the scene
with a hut, that be met personally, uLtu
July.
Another thing be emphasized was the
fact that the J. NJ. 4. \. had 70 take
what men were left after he government
had taken all it needed. Naturally, here
and there, there would be one or two
that did not fit the bill and it is these
exceptions that are largely responsible
for the criticism.
Judge Reynolds concluded by saving
that when it is considered that three
government war department inyestiga-
tions have already resulted IL e1onarat-
ing the "f'' of any charges made against
it and that the organization worked on
such a large scale compared to the 9TH
ers in the field, that the criticism is neg
IigibIe.
Boys Greatest Asset.
f. II Cheley Of the international
committee with headquarters at Denver
spoke on the Importance Of boys, work.
emphasizing, as so many other speak
ers have already done. rhat the 10000
boys Of Montana are the states great
est assets. Statistics show, he said that
each boy is worth 5000 and therefore
the boys Of Montana are d great treasure
the development Of which wifi mean
prosperity and success tomorrow. He
referred to the 10000 600 boys
in the United States and said they were
not only the future hope Of this county
bit also Of the entire world. In closing
he appealed for a stronger boys pro-
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-02-06

an "Old Folks Dance A similar dance
was given last year and the one night s
revival of the old time dances is still an
occasion to look back On with pleasure
BY every one who attended The
Young Folks Dance" is given on FL
day, the last night of the short course,
after a basketball game.
The state college at Bozeman is send
ing number of men and women from
the experiment station who will conduct
demonstrations and give lectures of cur
rent interest to the farmers. Mrs. Myr-
telle Mcdonald thu Cascade county
home demonstration agent, will give u
demonstration each day and will be as
sisted by Miss Mignon Quaw and Miss
Mary Graher.
The entire program has been announc-
cd as follows:
Tuesday Afternoon.
2:00-General session. THE Division
Of Labor" Miss Quaw.
3:GO-"Farm Crops and SiIage,' e. 81.
Fuller.
Mrs. Mcdonald will give dem
onstrations for dress forms.
4;0O-"D Disease of Cattle" Dr. Riley.
Tuesday Evening.
S;O0-Lecture by Chancellor f. G. Ell
Iiot, of Montana State university
Wednesday Morning.
1O:O0-"Cluh Work" by Il. L. Hupp.
"Dairying With Feed at 500
per Ton W. L. Thomas.
IL 90" Marketing" W. 4. Beers.
Wednesday Afternoon.
2:00-GeneraI discussion on the sub
ject, Montana Schools Com
pared With Those Of the Mid
die West" led bg i. B Tucker.
"Educatng the Girl for the
Home" Miss Bess Rowe
3:00-"Cereal Crops" T. Z. Fuller
Demonstration by Mrs Myr-
tele Mcdonald, assisted by ".
T. Thompson.
4:OO-"Farm Management A. J.
Copeland
Demonstration On Cheese
Making" Mrs. Mcdonald.
Wednesday Evening.
S:00-"The Long Trail"
Thursday Morning
Garment ana Bread Max
ing Clubs" J. ~ Potter.
HOO Poultry Judging" e. L. Smith.
Thursday Afternoon.
o0O-General assembly. Farming in
France" Professor Arnctt.
800" Stock Demonstrations" Profess
sor Arnett and Or. Riley
Home Conyeniences." Mrs
Mcdonald.
Thursday Evening.
S:O0-OId Folks Dance.
Friday Morning.
1000 Poultry Raising for Boys and
Girls" q. ~. Smiths
II :o0-"IIogs III Montana Professor
Arnett.
Friday Afternoon
2:00-Auction sale Of pure bred live
stock.
Friday Evening.
S:0O-BasketbalI game.
g:OO-Young Folks Dance.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-02-06
Try This If You
Have Dandruff

There is one sure way that never fails
to remove dandruff completely and that
is to dissolve it. This destroys it en-
tirely. To do this, just get about four
ounces of plain, ordinary liquid arvon
apply it at night when retiring; use
enough to n1oisten the scalp and rub it
in gently with IT,. finger tips.
By morning, most if not all, of your
dandruf will be gone, and three or four
more applications will completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every singl:
sign and trace of it, no matter how much
dandruf you may have.
You will find, too, that all itching and
digging OF the scalp will stop instantly,
and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous.
glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel
hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any drug
store. 1t is inexpensive, and four
ounces is all you will need. This simple
remedy E1s never been known to fail.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-02-06
BE a Joy.WaIker,
f'Gets.lt" for Corns
2 Drops, 2 Seconds s-Corn Is Doomed! |!

When you almost die with your
shoes on and corns make you almost
walk sideways 70 get away from
the pain, take a vacation for a min
ute or two and apply 2 or ; drops
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-02-06
s|XTY-TWO ADMITTED
To HOLY NAME SOCIETY
At MOUNT St. CHARLES
Rev. ]. S. Faley Admoishes the
Members to Beware of False
Human Respect.
.cial to The Daily Tribune.

Special to The Daily Tribune.
I-eIena. Feb. 5.-Sinee 1911 Mount
st. Charles college has had flourishing
branch of the Holy Name society last
Sunday. 62 new members were admitted
by the Very Reverend Peter +. Macdon-
aid PRESIDENT of the college and modera-
Tor If the Sodality. The Right Reverend
John 7. Carroll, d. d.. bishop OF the
diocese. was present assisted by Rev.
Tracy and Rev. John S. Faley, Father
Faley delivered the sermon III which he
admonished the members. new and old.
to beware of false human respect, which
is the cause of much profanity. The
services were brot to a close with the
benediction of the Most Blessed Sierra
ment. at which the Very Reverend Peter
T. Macdonald was celebrant, Rev Nor
bert c. Hoff, deacon, and the Rev. j.
Alphonsus Rooney, subdeacon.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-02-06
SOLDIER WITH AS MANY
LIVES AS PROVERB|AL CAT
IS vANQusHED BY CUPID
Gassed, Twice Wounded and
Twice Reported Killed in
Action.
Special to The Daily Tribune.

SPECIAL to The Daly Tribune.
Kalispell. Feb. 5.-Altho he had been
gassed, twice wounded and twice report
ed killed III action, Private Nels Thomp
to tell the story, but he convinced Miss
Laura Hewitt Of Minot, n. D., that he
was still able to fight her battles for a
lifetime This week they We're married
by Judge t. 4. Thompson Of the district
court.
When the young couple applied for
the license, Clerk Of Court Eaton no
ticed that the prospective bridegroom
walked with a limp and bore evidence of
having been il several sized fights
A few questions elected the informa-
ton that he had enlisted early in the
war and saw service il the 10Th regi-
ment, First division. He said that he
was first wounded last May, but recoy-
cred and got back into the game, was
badly wounded at Chateau Thierry. and
came very near to going west in \ gas
attack.
He was one Of detachment that was
cut off from the main body of troops and
for eight days was exposed to the Hun
gas attacks. lie wore bis gas mask for
the eight days continuously, altho il is
intended for use only for a few hours at
a time, and he saw go eff his comrades
die by what he described IS 'thc most
horrible Of Deaths
Il still feel the effects of ny expert
ence with gas-a tightening Of the chest
and difficulty in breathing at tines"
said Thompson "altho / WAS in the sas
attack several months ago. | lay On the
battlefield as good as dead for three
days. / was finally discovered by the
Red Cross workers and carried back to
the first aid station"
The bridegroom, who IL but - years
old, said he may decide to locate il Flat
head county.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-02-06
FORECLOSURE SUIT FILED.
ecial to The Daily Tribune.

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Fort Benton, Feb. 5.-Suit has been
filed in the district court by the North
ern Montana State bank of Big Sandy
against William Earl korner, Ethel kor-
ner, the First National bank of Big San
dy, Henry Osterman and e. M. Holt.
The suit is for the collection of a prom
issory note of $1,000 executed July 16.
1916. Judgment is asked for 81 900 and
5000 attorneys fees, and for the fore
closure of mortgage on farm property
in the vicinity of Big Sandy given to Sc
cure the indebtedness.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-02-06
Starts Much Sickness,

A clogging mass Of undigcsted food
that remains fermenting IN the stomach
or inteshnes sends the poisons it de-
velops thru the entire human body.
Keep the bowels open, Is one rule Of
health recognized by al schools Of med
icine. Foley Cathartic Tablets cleanse
the bowels, sweeten the stomach and
benefit the liver. For Indigestion. bill
liousness bad breath. bloatng, gas Or
constipation. no remedy il more highly
recommended. No gripping or nausea
Great Falls Drug Co.-Adv.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-02-06
Arrested on Charge
Of Shipping Liquor

Helena, Feb. 5.-J. p. Freeland has
been arrested at Troy by deputy United
States Marshall Nick BaEnham, on
a charge of shipping intoxicants to
Spokane in violation of interstate COM
merce regulations. The Indictment was
returned by federal grand jury at
Spokane, at which place the stock of
whisky was confiscated.
Freeland will be turned over to the
United States authorities at Spokane.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-02-06
Continues Today.

Chemises and Nightgowns that regular
ly sold at S1.45, S1.75 and S1.95 in this
special sale at only S1.O0.
Made of soft bleached nainsook Of excel
lent quality Prettily trimmed with fine
lace and organdy insertions. Several diff
ferent styles to choose from. All sizes in
cluding extra size gowns-44-i6-4S.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-02-06
HERE'S QUICK RELIEF FOR
YOUR TIRED, STRAINED MUSCLES

When your muscles become tired and
swollen and the joints become stiff,
your circulation poor. and your suffer
ing males you irritable, an application
nf Slomt's LinimeDt gives you quick
relef-klls pain starts up q good
relieves congestion. 1t is
easier and cleaner to use than mussy
plasters D.. ointments, acts quickly and
does not clog the pores. 1t does not
stain the slin
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-02-06

For sprains. strains. bruises, black
and blue spots, Sloan's Iiniment re-
duccs the pain and eases the soreness.
Certainly fine for rheumatism, stiff
neck, sciatica, lame back, tootachc
You don't need to rub--it penetrates
Its use is Sc universal that you'll
consider Sloan's Linincnt friend Of
the whole family. Generous size bottles
at druggists everywhere. 30c-6Oc- 20
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-02-06
RETURNS FOR VISIT.

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Lewistown. Feb. DIR. J. Fl. r.
Gauss. for several years Lewistown
physician and now with the medical de
pa rtmcnt at the Mayo clinic at Roches-
ter, Mimi, is in the city on a brief visit.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-02-06
SUES FoR DIVORCE.

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Iewistown, Feb. 5.-Mary Moore
Graves has brought suit against Frank
Graves. to whom she was married in this
city in 1917, to secure a divorce on the
grounds Of desertion and failure to pro-
vide.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04
Suunlell uuti$ia
&anfaifia luieraita

Seindf. 20 pnG Italia lnsfi Sel-
iingin iatanloan omerifalairren ris-
teiIUG "7S".
BahpdllG ioapui SelIinfiin erGs
yofobanlosta fotoiiin oIelpa japanil-
bl., jota toi Iastinom m. III. lote.
ria. = Nifaiienrnlin oil Selfingin
latomisio rl.. N. englantilaiiia, o.
merifalaiiia, bollantiIaiiia, norialai-
iia, rltotialaiiio ia tanstalaiiia bop
rploiuoio. Sllnlla ipiliii fabiillunt-
me aneritalaista. englontilaista, l.
talialaista, ransfaloista ia = noe.
naldisti iotapGteG iunnolaisten 70.
tilasten ieasia. Canaan aifaan iii
tell iln1osia englentiIainen peiitaio.
Siis ionflinlaista eiimoflio SelSitt-
sistG foniainmGliienG ioto. ia taup.
palatamnfaitplunfino.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04
yIslsid uutisia
ssO ia pGaoma nenluottelnnn

Tponp1iipGianonIasiaan on preli'
oentti g8ilion ilntoittainlt glnleritan
tpoipGelIe, ettG bdn ldbititlelpoiiull.
oesia fl,tiuu tpolp6eston ia teolli-
itit0en eouStoidt foolle neilmottele.
moan tpon ia p1Gonlan iuGlisten ilb
teitten i1riestGrliIestI tartotustann
iunstoolpammalle tannolle. BreIi-
6entti f1nilattaa nlp0s ionfinlailen
~teoIIiiuusroilbomeuposton" perus-
tantisto, iofo ieiioiii preiioentin riu-
nallo npfpisten rai,bottom,nifiien al
fana ionanliontoiIisln tebtGnisiG
fuin iotnfobinetti io6an oifana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04
yumn.iraiaaSpfiia @Eieaausia

Gbicogo, &lltiitoista Nneeferi-
perbettG lenii luitoteiltoan iporbain
er11nG oantuna, frn erd1siG mrof-
ro-aliintorofenmtfiesio faliplingin E.
teldoiastoSio rGjGbti ponlnti ia ia-
nlalaiien fofentufien olaiIifli iortiti-
ipot ianosia oiostoSio osltipot fof-
iitoiSta nalfoista per9ettG. <fann
ei fltitentoan naoralliien1nlin louf-
foantirnlit- Eomnttt beitettiin rofen-
nlifIen porrasf1ptdtpGGn obirnene.
mGsti oittomobiilistG. Boliiiit oiet-
toipot rGiGbopfien tpoipGenretteloi.
oen fontolle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04
Spiperit riitaiIia

Gbicoeo, = Soiiolistipuoliteen n
t. poiemn1on iiipen ebitstoiat far-
fotettiin poliiiien atpitIln fotorsbuo
neesto, ernenfiin pitolueen fanial-
Iisfofonsta of tpieIG oIotettiifaan,
fiIIG fibteeri @errter tpGitti ettd ipo'
fenrntistolotIet prittiipGt "ldltntottoa"
fofoiifien eoitStoiiIla, ioiIla ei olIitt
tpoItofirioia miltG1n iGriestoItd.
@oboen ebrstoion pGIiII6 fpntpi
rprffitappelu ia of iiitG irtiiooostun
sleinen fdrbGrnG, niitto poIiiiien on
nistiti fnabo fiiiffiiiiitnntot ratbot-
t1uf1oor.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04
Mmcrifan irlantilaiiet protesteeraa.
mat

8osbington, = Tllliiio proteste-
ia faniojen liittoo tpostaan glnteri.
tam irlantilaisten pltolesto efitettiir
ieltnotin itlfonlaa-olioin tpoliofitnnal
le. @olioflinnan isturtobuone oil
tdpnnG faniao fiiitlistellin aifona ia
pleiiid bptpGflpmiIen osoitiifiio fiiit'
llti, finn pitbeniebet ielittitpGt ettG
liittoiopintus fulfil iitlistamoan fiio-
lemanrongoistitfien irlotltilaiien fan
ian pnrfirnpfIille ia fiitnittartGtin
ssSrlannin ifitiIifii aioifIi briArldi-
fen forron ifeeleen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04
Snrmanialama sSfaaliiisia

g8. t. Is b. flo 7 oifam illalIa
isfi ialana onfarol itfonilman at-
tona sStaolisten tplpplaitofien rot-
naSia olefpaan lippittonfoon. 2Gbel-
Id feiionirt SfoaIisten fitnnonIadtdrt
.Sngo g8. Bolmgren loi iiirnnanio
ia ianalla isfi ialomo toinnofiiin
SSyfoalisten pbteisfoiiIitn opettaiun
@inori Miiteron. 9llttero iaotiin jon
tltn oion fttluttiio lpirfoanloan, NUT
ta oil Solorto lponDt bGnert toiien
i1Greni1 ntlistofii- Surrnarfu
ioaniit IGGfet. Iii. Bal1ngren oil
iltl,ri ipolittu SG6fsutGen funnart-
lG1fGrifit.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04

= &ootao nteliia, iosto of ieit.
roitfiena nties-ntitrba, pibettiin tois.
Iofesfiipiiffona Curb totpnfbipisfn
30. Biipon forrnilla- SieIl1 nGet
folme itoppoa: Waatti 1trpiloinen,
Gust geelinarffo ia @ictor Sin al.
foiipat tappelitn, iosia Sill ntiirs.
faii taneelIo ltrptIaiien p6Gn ia
folbi geelimorffaufin poboir- Sc.
fonia tefi SiIl fititlentma itiepiio.
lustitfiesio, iiIIG toiperit oIiipot top.
peIitn oIfaneet. @oinititlIe forntil-
Ie poiffeiiput be ipotn fpI6iIentGGrt.
Sitrteo Gopp1 on oino ipiinon
ipilieIiioill6, piibimnottofoon iielirt-
tilosto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04
Yaiffafnnnalta

= @iirne torstai muoonstlti ilui
renmoiiefii iublafii Sronpoooisia.
Slnalai1poineen paraateineen q. m.
baustaltfiineen ipietettiin jubloo.
&arnenaalitfin prittiip1t porostoon,
ia ne toi paraiten ibniii1 me-
tirpGtfin pnoleenia = fi,tnfas 1nitit'
tenl Sopabtuipa rpostofin iliblar
pbtepbesl6, tasflnparfaufiin liiflilrt
ottanatto. Sri &asiou tili rdet rpo
iudtpfii fontorisiaan; rosipo Ia
noin $4,000.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04
acinptteln ippnG forfeiiiin bintuibin
SuUiuer

Sdb1naIaisten @liropan maioen
fotonopaifat t6pnni ruofatoiparoita
iImnn ostaiin.
8orfs, fppsf. - 2iittoatilneioen
paltoien ipGliien opustisjGrjest0n
iobtaio Serbert Sooner iIntaiii tGGl.
Ia mielipiteenG1n oleipon ettG Tel.
rlottelu ritofataporoilla Obbpsipal.
ioisio ia nlnaiLnton taifisia iobto.
tpisia rliofataiparafesfrfiisia oil iltt
rinluafii oiafii ippnG elintarpeioen
fitbteettonlasti forfeiiiin birtoibin.
2aitiirit ia porostopoifat Sob
-@iiropan maiben Iotamisia opat
titlpilIonn riiofotnporoita, eitttrlntdf
Ieen Iiboo, raslpo- -aineito ia fnrjo-
to[olstuotteito, ioitn fauppioat
maailmon taifista ofisto oipot ID
bettGneet, ianoi Wtr Sooner. HGn1G
foiippioot, ban loitIiti, oliipot lisfo-
meet iooiponia toiporoistoan forfeit
binnot Iuolosia, SsbeffoISIopn-
fiosio, StGmerenmoaflnnisfo ia
SofIosio, ritiitta foiffien nGioen moi
Den robnnoripo on iitbteetton1dn al
bainen ia toiporot ubfonlpat pilnan-
tllo, iiIIG &esfi-@iiropon tanlojen
Iuotto on fofpin bltono ia Main Of
len eli toiporoito lpoi0o ostoo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04
4dm6amiopimns ia sleii5

&alrboniopiniis, iofa on pbd e.
oelleen observation-disclosures gbops.
ipaltoien ienoatisio, ioanee toilen
fldnteen fiin 8ilion ipetoao fan-
faon. Soiielta piiolen fpll1 lirlllaon
nostustaiien iuetoaapan nnpos fam
saan, ia ndin on epGtietoisto futa
tdsid IeifisiG tpoittaa. Sulepoiiius
ri1pttGG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04

= Sacob WGen piioen fpuooen
monbo poifu @itgen iai tiistai-iltono
piiben tienoisio rltotlalaiien Wtr
Olion'in altton olle iiIld lenrollf-
iello, ettG ielfG, polipi, f1iiiparii ia
leiifa pabosti Ioltffoontltitpat, poitii
nGitd nainittiiia ipnnurloia ioi poi
tanen paboiu iiidlliiid mmnn1oia,
Seurooipuna aanlitna flo 3 oifano
n1ltiitti poifanen titonen maioille.
Saittoats toimitettonee iitrritrtai-
no iItapGipGllG. Salttaltfiesto buo.
leebtii 2ouis 9tnberlonin boiitaon.
totntisto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04
Nmerifan fanIalainen taas inrmatti
MericosIa

@l Boio, Seros, ippsf. = gloom
Scbaeffer, 9lmerifon fonIoloinen jon
titi mericolaisten rostpoien nbrifii
fooisiaon 8ofpatepoiin poltiosio e.
lof. %, b. n1itGli t1fdIGiielle 9lrneri
CON Smelting & &efining pbtiolle
on ilnoitettu. Scbaeffer oil onrnia-
tiltoon taiipontotpon iobtaio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04
Vnkon varreIta

Senaatori &nor @enneiplmanias-
ia OIL antonlit aitanoistu piisfau
8eriailleiin ra1baniopimiitien job
oosta ia Nanonitt, ettd gbopsWoltain
tiliii tebb6 erifoisrauba eitG ollo
misiGGn tefemiiisid molten sopimut-
fen fansia, iofa lol.ftaa faniain1pd-
liiid Iafeja ia tifbottoa iotfillpiin
iotiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04
10000 iafialaista iotaipanfia iua.
paiitettn

Yoris, = &ansfnloiSten, onleri-
faIaisten ia brittilGisten mGltlld on
pGGstp iopinutfleen, ionfa noiallo
10000 iafiolaista iotalpanfia, ini-
oen iportioirniesta britilGiiet ia o.
merifalaiiet opot buolebtineet, moi
baon rpiippn1GttG napalttoo, SGter
.tiilee 5000 onterifoloisto iotilosto
pddIemGGn nopnafii portiointistoi
ntesto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04
Wfielipnoli Giti bafannnt fafii las
taan fnpliaafii

9ucbbapen, g8. 3d., = Wsrs
8ilIium StaInoter, erGGn ,petltrin-
fllliettoian lpaiino, titli Gffid mieli-
puoletii ia baftaii flloliaifIi fpoia-
ralla fofii tptGrtdGn, ioista toinen
Is ia toinen 6 ipuooen ifiinen. Sdn
pritti bpof1tG mpos Is ml1ooen ifai-
fen foInonnen tpttGreni6 finppriltn,
iofu fantoi pientG iplilostn, utlttta
naapurit ebtilp1t pGliin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04
GbSpttaa faiffien laffpjen lopetta'
mista

Seem Sort, i1psf = Seem Oorfin
ipaltion tpopGenliiton fonferenslin
raportisin, iota tadlld jrlfaistiin eb-
botetoon ettG faiffi lafot Iopetettai-
lin WbpspaIIoisiu ia teollii,ntsrail
ba iitlistettailiin fir,oen fititfouoen
oiofii ettG baIlitus motif iillG oiollo
oioittaa mitG Ie fpfenee faan,oon ni-
toon elinfustanniisten olentomifefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04
0lOtniOta raiiuoamasia etelasia

eastman, @o., = Weiuioon eli
COOPER ninliften neeferi anutitttiin
floIioafii erGGsiG firtosfa l6belld
tatd poiffofiintoo. &irffo fptptettiin
len idlfeen titIeen. Eoiiia lGbiieit'
onillo oleiuio neeferien firffoia ia
ieitrobitoneito riirtifG6n poltettiin.
&aiffi tdrnd iobtui bubiista eta
neeferit rnltta iiutritittelitpat pIeistG
fapinoan noitiemista malfoiiin ipos.
tam.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04

= 8uolo ON titttttuStanitt Birou
itiendiippben.
- SuruSiafin ON oHarlltt iatn-
n1atpolGisten Ioffo.
= &fiialnesio on iiieito lebnttd
fuolllit pttnataittiin.
= @nglantiIaiiia lpieereia on
ioapitniit slitinifieen.
- Eointininli Mstronltlle on ioa-
pitritt Oulintn $1,000 pitolifastn
pobionobfoio.
- SeIiineisiG on olfotitt pfiitpi.
men aittoliiite. &ilonretrin oio mot-
Iaa 8 ia titrrtin oio 80 MT.
- SGmeefeen on periistettli ililirt
fitntien idbfopbtio. @sittano on %
fitntoo A Mill. oinfep6dontolla.
= Sotounatpol6iiet opnt tebneet
Iofon. M. m. eIintorpet6en ipiefrH
Suonteen fen toiitto ipiiip6stpp.
- SiItatpoboin totrtto SitI,tricex
pIi pieip6IId Sitirm iilIdIIo on
pddttpneen botiioion fiiIiiesfo bntes
nut MbeS 200 hdftidn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04
9iansfa rpbtbp ialleen famppainbtei
fin SafIan fansia

8uris, ippsf. = Weif1li tGnlGn-
pdimGilisId lanomaIeboisid, ferro-
toan, tiilIaan emil tiistaina ililfaiie-
moan Dollitlifien m1Graps fauppa-
iltbteitten uuoelleen alottamiiesta
Safiun ia Mansfan mGlillG.