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alle Ell oipita ipaarinottaneenia nen>
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men beneelIinen ia aiaIIinen meness
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1 p.
% p. Iarian p. Sairbantiisfa flo
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10 np., fila filloin AMMAN InpIilGe
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luun.
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ipntimnne, on bGn usfollinen ia
Apanburafas, min ettG nntaa nellie
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faitesta tpGGuppbestG." Sa ,sSeeilfs
fen @ristrtien Siimalm Ypian peri
piibbistaa meibGt faifesta lpnnistd."
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bGn eli ole Observation-Disclosures.
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mt maailmaa, ett1 bGn antoi ainps
ipntpiien Yotfania, io44a iotainen bG>
neen uatnipa ei biitfaiiii, ipaar1 Iaifi
iantaittiien ~elGunGtt."
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lldrnhne, eifG tpibolliienmnne. &rn
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eri ilmoitusten mifaan firfosia.
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iumalanpaltpelus EN-. Iutb. firfos5a
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Infiet folmannen iunmumtain ieu,
oisfa iofa fuutaibesia.
Seurafuntapiirin pastori on:
g. @iettinen,
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Sitcbburs, Tiass.
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lIGNElLIN ALvE-SATSI
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tia ilman ldakkeen makua tuntematta. Lhhe-
tetain postimaksuineen $3.50 hinnalla, taydel-
hset object mukana.
p. A. LIoNELL CO., Superior, wis.
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nasta ia fGtpeItdtpd firfoIle.
SltmalanpaItpeIus iofa 1unnuntais
no Flo 8 ip. 8. p. eft. fuufaliben 1
finnuntaina.
&appeIi: 81 Bergen atpe. @oobs
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Sacfion f%atittpaiini 'tuo IabeIIe fappe>
Tia, fefd Acknowledgment @lmmit-
afemalta.
SumaIanpaItpeIrs iofa iunnuntai
Ito 1915 ap. ia ~ppbdtoulu flo Q ip.
Ompelufeurantofous iofa torstai
ITO 2 ip.
2aulubarioitus iota periantai no
8 in.
Observation-Disclosures iofa fulin 2:na
ia And %1unruntann ITO 8 III.
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@irffo: 9itpifion #. ia Union atpe
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q. 2aunerilIa 881 Rortb Serrace
ntpe. Snrtausbetfi ~fiufaioen 2.na
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Enras Iebium Neb gloiper
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gliite ipalfea tlphta gIoiper $4,000
brs6eli.
YiIbbas Simotbp 1925 busbeli.
Mebium Meb gloiper ia Sinun:ay
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r1ptbD iefaiiin, tdGllG ~fastpaipat IT.
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men olifi paras iiemen palomailIa
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PSG.oc iOO puuluu.
Edit maflntpat rs (. fappaIe. iola
ci 5olua ostaa iGffid ipoipi ld5s.tda
pluat idfit parielipostisfa ia paana
ilimen1d mlifaan. e: fe paltoa mnt;1.
On mb0s iaatatpana @arquis fes
fp1tn:lnn iiemenid, tpaIfem M,sian
talirG;1 iiemeniG. @uotiin faurea tie
men:a il obran iiemenid. &pIptdd
h:utp:a. Saatte bbtpid iiemenid min
ti1ltd tiloatte. Cite olIenfaun erebs
by fpdar ie on teilIe bbooptli.
Dlpf Barr,
Bog Sc. @etp yorf @ills, @inn.
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S. 8. Seimonen
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Metp gorf @ills, mimm.
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Smmalampaliuelnfiet piuat iarieStettd'
ipat fe~mraatuastt:

Iarquetisia toinen, nelids ia init
bes flurnantai fintsia no. $50 a. p.
ia Italia pbielmaIIinen manfbtetto.
@oImannen funnuntain ebelliisnd
tiisiaina Iunifingisfa, fesfitpiiffotd
Mibtpopsfa, torstaina Sorest 2afes>
IA; foImamtena fifnnuntaina Ueasfis-
ia; jota toiuen iini Nmaiasfa 10. 10
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Jalkaa ~Lapamatoja

ia enemmdnktn tulee usein Alre-Safsin nautiffua
Arvoisa Apteekkari: N5yrimmht kiitokset sill
I'd lapamatolhukkeesta jonka mimi tilasin. Silla
ei lahtenyt varsin 200 jalkaa, mutta yi 100 jail
kaa varmasu ia nyt olen niinkuin toinen mics.
Ne laakkeet teki tehtavinsa, Glen sydimellisesu
kiitollinen. Piirsi Kalle Maxi, Augusta, Mont.
ALvE,sATSI: Apteekkari Lignellin eri.
tyinen keksint0, Observation-Disclosures
VOIMA. Tama laake D varmasti
lapamadot ia kaikki vatsassa olevat ma
dot. - Matojen yleiset tuntomerkit ovat
s~euraavat:. Vaanteita rinnan ALA, muut
tuvaista kipua vatsassa, kova ruokahalu,
kuhn my0skin ~ruokahalun puute, vatsan
taytelaisyys, o~ksentaminen tai taipumus
oksentamaan, siniset renkaat silmien ALA.
painon vahentyminen ia epamiellyttavia
tunteita vatsassa. Monet karsivat tata
yleisesti tuloksena sopimattomasta ruoka-
tarjestelmasta ia moni joka on sairas eika
l6ydA mitaan huojennusta tavallisista
.laakkeista tuskillecn, varmasti karsii ma
doista, vaikka Ell niita ole n~akynytkaan
tarvetta tehdessa.
- Tama LAPAMATOLXXKE on tullut
tunnetuimmaksi ia suosituimmaksi kuhn
mikaan muu suomalaisten myyma ia val
mistama lapamatolaake Amerikassa.
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16 p. Srencb 2afen ieurabuoneel-
la flo II ap. Nippitolllu beti fir>
f~onmenoien loputtua.
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flo s lip.
90 p. Srencb 2aten ieurabupneel-
Ia flo II ap.
80 p. @enabsan tirfosia flo
II ap.
S. 1lrpilaitlen
@enabga. @inn.
x
guimimta y. q. Milliim 9.-iemraf.
piirisid maalistlulla:
9 p. 2ebtiiariuen firfosia flo 10 ap
8 p. @rs 2iiia Saapoian luona
noin 21A MALTA @illiista ITO $50
ip.
2opputuun ilmoitufiet tupnnempas
na.
s. Saafana.
Gel. SO. 81. 3. Drills, @inn.
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g. gbtoolIilen tansia Flo puoli II
up. iltaieurat Seppaien t. Ito 8 In.
% p. 8rainerbisia flo 2 ia flo 8
in.
% p. 9oipebsia ITO 8 III.
26 p. 9asbpaiifesia Ito 2 ia flo
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80 y. 2aiplerisia &ustaffonin t.
ITO 2 ip.
80 p. Iutombasia 8iSrflunbin
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80 p. @alaipalnn fipfosia flo 2 ip.
g. g. Niemi
Srb. 1852
Sbomion Minn.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1919-06-27
BOY.
SCOUTS
&
THIS SCOUT ALWAYS THERE

Scout Francis Coon, the standard
bearer who carries the troop nag OF
Carbondale, Pa, Troop No. 2, Is nfteen
years old, 8 feet 10 inches high anu
weighs AIN pounds.
The scout Is not discouraged because
Of his small stature. for he says ne
.grows a little. every once in a while,
He has no reason to be discouraged
for his record in war work for Uncle
Sam is one which any scout might
envy. In the second Liberty loan cam
paign, he sold eight bonds. In the
third. IL bonds, and In the fourth. III
bonds. He has used 81 red postcards
making War Savings stamp sales 70
the amount Of about $500.
During the black walnut census ne
found four trees. One Of these was
eight miles from his home. another ID
and the last two Is and 50 miles re-
spectively. He went I'VE miles to spot
another, which he remembered having
seen, but when he arrived at the spot
found that the tree had been cut down.
When asked to describe his method
of selling Liberty bonds, he said: !
get hold Of a fellow think ought to
buy bond and hang onto his coat tau
until he does"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1919-06-27
ATTORNEY GENERAL
TURNS ON ENEMIES
SAYS GERMAN INTERESTS ARE
BEHIND FIGHT TO PREVENT
HIS CONFIRMATION.
MAKES BITTER ACCUSATIONS
Says Friends and Attorneys For 49,.
600 Alien Enemies Whose Proper
ty Was Seized Are Behind Fight
Denies Friendship Charge.

Washington. Attorney General
at the first public hearing In
he fight to prevent confirmation by
the Senate of his appointment, turned
sharply upon his accusers and charg-
ed that they were aligned with Ger
man interests in a concerted attempt
to discredit his administration as
alien property custodian.
During the year and half he was
in charge of the Office. Mr.. Palmer
declared he had been denounced by
every enemy alien and every friend
and attorney of every enemy in this
country, and that in Berlin he was
characterized as the ''oflicial Ameri'
can pickpocket."
Every friend of the 10000 aliens
whose property had been seized were
attacking him, he said. because his
organization had seized enemy prop
erty and captured the German In
dustrial army in the United States. II
would be shown. he told the commit
tee, that the charges against MN
were not based on the ground that ne
had sold enemy property and plants
at too low q price. but that he had
sold them to Americans who nae
turned them tc profitable account.
For nearly flve hours the Senate
Judiciary Sub Committee. conductin'
an open inquiry at the request OF tn
attorney general. was in continue
snarl. For two hours a crowd Una
was kept on edge by the tense Zee
ing breaking out at intervals. witness
ed the remarkable spectacle OF an Al
torney general OF the United State
defending his record and siasnins =
his enemies before a Senate comm''
tee that was considering his mines
for place in the cabinet.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1919-06-27
BOY SCOUT polMos.

A boy scout in Plainneld, Conn,
did his daily good turn" By going
each morning and evening to milk the
COWS for q neighbor who was III.
In Providence, r. L, Boy Scout
Troop No. II earned over 80 and
then bought yarn for the Red Cross
to be knitted for the soldiers and
sailors.
In appreciation Of services rendered
to the city Of New London. Conn. By
scouts In q street cleaning campaign.
Mayor e. Frank Morgan presented 81
scouts with medals bearing the seal
Of the city.
The Covington. KY. board Of edu-
cation has passed a resolution that
the Boy Scouts of America II to be
Owen precedence over all other or
Ranixation work with boys which may
be developed in connection with the
public schools Of TINT city.
The boy scouts of Quincy. Mass.
have q headquarters containing 4,545
square feet Of building space and g.
600 square feet of land to keep In
condition. The scouts sweep. scrub and
oil the floors. wash windows. dust,
keep the grounds in good condition,
run errands. do clerical work and all
kinds Of chores.
| The boy scouts Of Troop M. Z Of
Winston Salem, N. c., according t.
the reports submitted by ScoufmasteI
]. E. Jones, have sold over 100000
4 worth Of War Savings and Thrif'
Stamps.
One troop Of boy scouts In Rhode
Island proved that - scout Is
brother to every other scout" BY TAX
ing In several deaf mutes. The ide'
Is that the deaf boys viii be trainet
during camps ard hikes to read tn
movement OF the Iips 20 that whereve
they are employed IN the future the
wfll have largely overcome their hand
0Rsl ~ u - q.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1919-06-27
GERMANS. SCUTT[E
own. BATTLEsA|PS
VESSELS WERE iNTERNE0 IN
ENGLAND AWAITING OUT
COME OF NEGOTIATIONS.
WAS PLANNED BY OFFICERS
Ships Went Down Slowly With Ser
man Flag, Which the Crews Had
Hoisted, Showing at the
Masthead.

London.-The German officers and
sailors, forming the compliments OF
the German ships interned at Scapa
Flow, sank most of their feet. All
the big ships, the battleships and bat
tie cruisers. excepting the Baden and
many smaller craft, were sunk while
others went ashore in a half-sunken
condition. Eighteen destroyers were
beached by tugs; four are still af1oat
while the remainder went under.
The wholesale sinking Of the Ger
man ships. which were surrendered
under the terms of the armistice.
was carefully arranged by officers
and crews. All explosives had been
removed and therefore the only
means Of destroying the fleet was by
opening the seacocks. The ships
went down slowly with the German
flag, which the crews had hoisted
/ showing at the mastheads.
The crews. composed entirely o.
Germans, under the terms Of the ar
mistice, which did not permit Brit
ish guards aboard. took. to the boats
when the vessels began to settle
While making for the shore thu
boats were challenged and called up
on to surrender. Some ignored thu
summons and were fired upon. few
| casualties resulting.
Admiral Won Reuter-. commander @
the surrendered German fleet, pei
sonally ordered its scuttling, in tn
belief that the armistice had beel
terminated. He says SO himself, az
cording to the Daily Express.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1919-06-27
FEDERATION WANTS
BURLESON REMOVED
LABOR DELEGATES PASS REso-
LUTON ATTACKING POST
MA6TER GENERAL.

Atlantic City. N. J.-Radical and
conservative delegates attending the
reconstruction convention Of the
American Federation Of Labor clash
ed at the meeting. The contest,
which arose over a resolution propos-
ing Inauguration of q policy Of initia-
tive and referendum within the ranks
of organized labor, was marked by \
display of bitter feeling, which re-
suited in the radical element being
crushingly defeated.
A vote on whether there shall be q
roll call on the resolution disclosed
there were only IS delegates out OF
about 500 favoring the measure. This
was interpreted as representing even
more than the maximum ratio Of
radicals within organised labor.
The clash developed after all the
delegates-radicals as well as con
servatives-had adopted unanimous
" q resolution assailing Postmaster
General Burleson for his labor poll
cy" and calling on President Wilsoi
| to remove him. During the consider
alton of the resolution. which VA
among the great number disposed Of
the postmaster general was severel!
criticised by delegates and termc'
administrative misilt."
Az soon a. the initiative and rel
erendum resolution was reported
James Duncan Of Seattle declare'
the measure was for the benefit Q
the frank and Ale Of workers-" H
accused the Resolutions Committed
which recohmended noncurrene
into the measure. q being unprogre'
ave and holding the belief the ran
ana Ale was not intelligent enough :
consider important questions.
Charles G. Shay Of New York. deli
cate Of the Theatrical Stage Worker
denied that organised labor was q
gagged in throttling new ideas. al
ing:
I'VE are, however. engaged In HI
ing so-called new ideas designed
KIN the American labor orsanisatio
a. It II today" !.
| He asserted that he and many OF
or delegates were convinced the
Dor movement would be much bett'
! on with only half ~ many member
n ALI those members were loyal. +
invited '-the other half to get o
Of orranised labor and continue !
efforts to bring about sociai revo'
t,ons outside of the organization.