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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-18
IDAHO FRUIT CROP
TO Be BIGGEST EVER
SPOKANE MAN PREDICTS REC
ORD YIELD OF APPLES IN
IDAHO THIS YEAR

SPOKANE.-Idaho orchardists pre-
dict the largest crop on record in that
state this year. Last year the apple
crop in Idaho was a failure, but in
1917 bumper crop was harvested
500 carloads were shipped from the
central section. This year the crops
look better than ever and estimates
give the state a total yield of 400
carloads.
"Apples orchards around Lewiston
look well this year." stated E. B.
Kelley, district horticultural in
spector, who has just returned from
visit in that district.
"All varieties of apples are look
ing fine and it may safely be said
that Idaho will have a bumper crop.
Across the Snake river, in the Clark
ston region, the orchards are also
looking good.
Delicious and Winter Banana ap4
pies in the Spokane valley are look
ing extra fine now and the quality
is so high that there will be few out
side of the extra fancy grade. The
crop is not especially heavy, but the
grade is fine"
Mr.. Kelley left today to make an
inspection tour of Lincoln county and
possibly Pend Oreille county, ex-
pecting to return during the latter
part of next week. There has been
rumor of some blight in Lincoln
county and the trip will be made to
get check on the report and to look
over the crop conditions in that sec
ton +
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-18
SEVEN HUNDRED
SHEEP ARE BURNED
FRIGHTENED ANIMALS HUDDLE
TOGETHER WHEN FOREST
FIRE STRIKES THEM

GRANGEVILLE, Idaho. = Seven
hundred head of sheep out of herd
of 1900, belonging to Charles Dun
ham, of Whitebird, were burned to
death late last week in forese fire
ten miles from Adams Camp. Two
hundred and fifty-five head of sheep
belonging to the herd have been To-
Gated alive, and 245 still are missing.
Many of the missing are believed to
have perished. Mr.. Dunham's loss is
estimated at $4,000.
Only One Herder.
The sheep are believed to have
burned to death Friday night. They
were in charge of one herder who had
no dog, and, as the forest fire swept
toward the band of sheep, the herder
was unable to move them.
Mr.. Dunham, who was in Grange
vile Friday, heard of the peril in
Friday night he departed for the
them. When he arrived the sheep
were dead.
AS the flames approached, the sheep
characteristic of the animal, punched,
and in short time were reduced to
charred mass of flesh and bones.
The 255 sheep which have been
found alive, were segregated from the
main herd, and were found through
out the mountains.
700 Dead Sheep.
Seven hundred carcasses were
counted in one spot and an effort is
being made to locate the 245 missing
animals. Belief was expressed at
Adams Camp Wednesday that some
of these animals may yet be found,
though no report had been received
there up to Wednesday afternoon that
any of the missing sheep had been
located.
Mr. Dunham was in the mountains
all week, searching for the lost ami
mails, and could not be reached by
telephone communication.
Report current in Grangeville Sat
urday that a sheepherder, in charge
of Mr.. Dunham's sheep, burned to
death, proved without foundation.
Mr.. Dunham's sheep were declared
to comprise one of the choisest bands
in Idaho county. The sheep burned
consisted almost entirely of ewes and
spring lambs. The sheep were winter
ed on the lowlands of Salmon river,
and during the summer were taken to
he mountains to Craze.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-18
WANT MORE BRIDGES
ACROSS CLEARWATER

LEWISTON.-A petition asking
that the board of county commission
,ers call an election for the issuance
Of bonds in the sum of 100000 for
the construction of bridges over the
Clearwater river will be presented to
the board.
The construction of the proposed
bridges would relieve several localities
now embarrassed by the limitations
and expense of ferry service and the
bridges would serve as links in the
great Lewis and Clark highway. One
of the bridges planned would be at
Spalding, Idaho, and would lie on the
north and south highway.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-18
JUL|AETTA PAPER
BOOSTS OUR FAIR
WANTS JULIAETTA AND VICINI-
TY TO COOPERATE WITH
MOSCOW ON EXHIBITS
(JuIiaetta Record.)

Moscow is to put on some form Of
festivities from September 18th to
Goth, according to announcements
made the past few days by the cham
Der of commerce of the county seat
town. While the same cannot be
made strictly fair, as it is too late
in the season to secure the necessary
exhibits in the various lines of agri-
culture, but it is suggested by the
chamber of comerce that it will be
possible to have community exhibits
expressing the industrial, agricultural
and social activities of the several
communities of the county illustrat-
ing the various industrial and educa-
tional activities Of any community.
The object and purpose of the ex-
hibits will be to bring the attention
of the people the resources and pos
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-18
Canadian Wheat. S2.15

OTTAWA-Initial payment of $2.15
per bushel to the farmers for wheat
on basis of No. l Northern, at the
Port William, has been recommended
by the wheat board of control and ap-
proved by the government, it was an
nounced by Sir George Foster, acting
prime minister today.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-18

CONTINUED on page four.)
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-18
Canadian Wheat at s2.25..

WINNIPEG, Mantle Canadian
wheat board has decided to fix $2.25
as the minimum price for the 1919
wheat crop, it was learned from an un-
official source tonight.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-18

5 w
Representatives of labor or :
ganizations and the non-partizan :
league from a number of states :
; in conference here decided to Or .
ganize the national labor party
The first step will be to call !
national convention at Chicago in I
November to adopt a constitution !
and platform, it was announced.
= = = = + = = = = = = = + = = 4
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-18
Confirm Palmer

WASHINGTON.-The senate judi
iciary committee ordered favorably
reported the nomination of A. Nit
chell Palmer to be attorney general.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-18
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Colorado Mine Horror.

TRINIDAD, Colo.-Forty min
+ ers are entombed by an explosion
+ in the Oakview mine of the Oak
+ dale Coal company, near Laveta,
+ Colorado, according to reports
+ reaching here. Calls for helmet
+ men and rescue gangs have been
+ sent out to men in Wlaenburg
+ and Trinidad districts.
+ I. + I. + + I. I. + + + + I. + +
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02
Obielmamnie

&utcn on ilmoitettii, on Muttaian
toinlitus iuaibtinuf. 8aitfa nptpis
nen tpintituS pnfin main ipGliaifaie
ncit, tabbomne faitenfir ipiittoa len
i%uunnan, iota toimititienune aifana
tuIeJmle fulfemaan. Snban tGntd
otfeus ia fobtuns.
Observation-Disclosures G%dnerfantat-
taiana tiilee Iuttaia tietenfin ebels
leenfin ieiiou,aan ipanfasti 8aamas
tun ia gip. 2ittb. 8irton pobialla. &c
Ell tabbu olla main nimeltddn raamas
daiIIiren ia Iuteerilainen, fpaan tobel-
Ia bensesid ia totuubesia. 2pbpesti:
Gittaia trIee olemaan etpanfeeIinen.
Edtd iaIlista padobielmdania tns
lee Mlttaia cbnstamaan etnpddsid
tuinififfen, papistomnie ia maalliffoS
icn inoratnaifisfd bartaiss ia rad-
Observation-Disclosures mars
FIN buomaitdsua tia tulee fiis eoeIs
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02
uusi puosi

Gaifti mifG on mltta, berGitdd
meisiG miclenfiinioa ia nteIiaiiuutta.
Wiinpd uutta fpliota otanmre ipastaan
%iuurin, iuaIoiftt toitpein; me ifddu-
fili,t ialniiesti toiaucmn,e iiltd porems
paa onnea, parerupaa m~enestpstd ia
parcmpia pdtfpid. ga iaiottafo?
@itd tuIee ~liItondiiiin oloiubteis
fin, moi nufi tpupii ola nellie oiiy
ncIliicntpi fiiin n,oni eoerlinen; oman
niei iuiiri ~maniiSaniota %baittaontu-
nut dpiimetpioosn mpfana. Wpos
ianitaa ariioii. tsrtueptefi tai pbteiSs
timnaliinen aferaii t%arantua. min
eta lpoit tintsa trrtpnpstd el6miii
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02

leeniin plentaat tGllG ainefIeIa. &c
OH IitG ritofaa, jota 9erran fania pa
raiten baluaa. Nutta eiuanfeeliies-
ia 6eugeSid tullaon mDDs ppbtimaan
raamatulliiia opinfappaleita, futen
td6Glttin asti. 9GiitteiDen leltpittelpn
t1rfebbeu fdiitGmme lclipGsti. Ip1s
tullaan rnamatulliiesia ipalosia pobs
tintnan aiautpipnDtiiG, mifGli aifa
ia tia iallii. 9ristitpilIe on tdrteds
tG perebtbG mpos atlanta fDIDmDtIiin
fmtbnn 9%ianrnnttit laa fantnmne
m1GrGtG. NGi6in aifamutc fpipmpfs
fin fuiluut t1llG betfeIld epGilemGtt6
oman firffofuntonmc faifinpIolinen
iGricsteIp ia ipafiinmlttaminen. en-
tistG enenm1n tullaan ills pail,ostas
nlaan firffofmtnt merfitpstG.
iiiGs ia uIfoldbetps fnnluli
legfeillnte pD1ellnddf.
@6isiG piitteisia olemmetin le6-
temnne pddobielman ilmaisieet. @iuts
ia faifen tGmdn ubella on lebbeII6ms
me iuniri merfitps ieurafunnaIliiena
rntislebtend. Gen palstoilla on ieiis
%rnflinnilIa tilaiiuus ilmaista clGn,drls
ipaltafnonienfa tpfinndn, ia toimitis
nimenpmdan toitpoo tpiIfastumisfa
t1siG iIbteesia. SelrafumtaelGmGn
iopii mainiosti fe. eta
fultafin pniffatunualta lGbetet6dn
paiffatmnanimItiiia rirrfaasti ia lbs
muooosfa lebtemme paIstoiIIe.
&c merfitiee palion le5teumne Icipe-
eri paiftaHiumiIla.
Tiin faiotuiIle plciiiIle mtiiine
Iebteanme antamann. iuten td>
asti. pleispiirtein paibueu. etlls
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02
uasilIe Griile

YitfGr taifaleen Oh firttofantams
nc aSte(ur. Nionet palbect Oh Ie
.~iaa1r I%GpiiGsrd. @titta fa,s:3;a
hnolimotia &c :llltcc ctccnpGin. iii
@atn ie9ioa it'd.
EIili ahlinn OIL tirffofrn.am Nc
fGdntpnpt itdGifuin u%liiille nrille. 81
uniiac urillc iiinG merfitptie5id, cts
til len fonta pliii miuttunut, ipaan
toinintamuotoiriu nibocn.
Mitd euiifIif.p firtfofmutanmc
yIeisiohtoon tircc, t:rbGmmte, eta rDs
tliurn e~iimieben'n;e jdriestdG perrs-
%.irioia y. M. mall :.clpoiieen tunto.u,
ia firiofiisiobt,'u1'a blce,id Oh aict,
tinilt iaitea cpdiGiiestpstG ipastaan;
ie feiioo fila perusteella, eta ,SSu>
mala ei ole cpaiGriestptlen Sunlala".
Suoioon Srnnala i~obtofumdlle tGsid
iubtcesia taitpaallistd t~piiialtta, bars
titfetpuiiuutta ia MALTA.
Soiefii OH firttofumtamne talous-
toimifainta ottanut liriasti fiinni liis
feseldnndunrne obiafiista. Ganenpiis
idd iaammc nGbbd. eta Guttaia-Iiife
pdlhpeIee pIeiiod idGnnSIIhesti. iobtes
liaasti ia apiipwndttd. auIlis ciuans
ieliumin aiio on Sadtoipa uIfonaiies<
titin file ionnaIIe, eta ,IoittajilIa'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02

fiiuun. lluii ia t6rfc1 mltlltos tGsiG
lubtecsia on iiinG, ettG tGstG IGhtien
%lufiiat %laniuat piifon t6rfeimmistG
tapnbtnmista pIeispiirteilen tripar,
iilld %inltilet footaan niifou iparrelo
ia aletetann Ipbpeen mtctpon. S1ns
iiptltnnnmmc Suomen alioista ia
ll%iittitstn pinetddn %eritpinen 6uoli.
8aifen tdnGn obelln Iainataan
bilomipta taitenlaiIille 5~bSbpniSille
@anuuilielDstd, teripebss
boitoa y. NJ. fosfeiuio firiuitlrfiia pte-
taan lebtcclt, jos lie oipat iulfaiiemiz
fen ariuoiiia.
GSelldeiitcttpd obielmoo Ieurataor
nlarmiifaiiesia ~aiusfa, (. o. fieIioSit.
tiilee olemaon ieIlaista, fiin Ianos
mdlebtifieleltd ippioaon obottaofin.
S~nbteesiaon toifinaiai4eletuiin tn
Ice a%iittaia eiiintbmddn etpanteIius
nripon mntaiiesti. @dItpiminer
Ell fnilii obielmaommc, matta taisz
%teluafaan emn,e pelfdG. Jos fiiben
olctnrne ipauoitut. SuIenmne fuiteus
tin taistelemaan pubtailIa a6eilla ia
main &ristrtien allan iuicfSi. ,.Saiss
tclc fiin ialo aristIffen iotiIos'.
sop'lfti pbtpi toimituS fifteen muus
f%ofieen, minfa firtfofirn4amme toIouss
fotanifilntu on pannlit toimeen: Soi.
'nitiSdann Ell iaIIiii eta aifttoio me-
NH isllaifiin ioteibin, joisia fitd file
ben mddrdan baItpeffitaar,. eta tie
la%liSanafiait iddhpdt Fiorittomutsd.
%iftta ioirnitns toituoo mp5s, eta
falonstoimifunia iobtelee plef0d de
iucifaosti ia Iiite seldmGn SSantStsrt
'nitfaan. Floirnitus on foIoustoimi-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02
Jumalan Karitsa jcka
poiS ottaa mailman
Synnin
So6. 1884.


PHILADELPHIA otiitfoianoia on aifoien
fulliesia min montd fertna f1Dtettp
pubeisia ia fipioitufiisia, eta ioits
ientin i9nisten mielestd M lietcdpdt
10 liiatii ,,fulunect fabpttaneet
.uriponfa. ga tustinpa militant mitu@
ia p. raamatun laliietta piifaail min
uiein f1ptettp flin tGtd. 8armastt
nditd talliita ianoid fcrrattu IL
ipGbintdfdGn mieleitbartaIttd,
Imam ppbd6 flinnioituSta, aiipait fitiit
iuaan iotain ipdbeampiarpoista ulfos
lufuldfipd. Niltta %iittefGdn eitpdt
nc ole aruppaait fabottaneet. Niisid
OF dpieId ,,benfi ia eldmd''.
Scbannes aastaia ne, enfiterran
%lailiui, rnrtta eidpdt ne olleet bdnen
prria iatloiaan. Ie oliipat ia cipdt
ipieIafin Siumalan ianoia, aitpdn ia<
moin firin muitiin ramnatiin ialat
ia iitiipd ne eitpdt ole eIdmGdnfd fas
nottanset eiipdtsa j~ariuoanfa menet<
'f
Ga mitd iiiGttdipdttdda, ndn,d ias
natl 3auieen enfin6inen iana m:
,,aotio''. Suosfa ianasia tunt,iai
mimusta oIeiuOi paIiOn painOo. Ses
5dlt tabtpo irpcftad ~taticemne fai-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02
TLMOITUSHINNAT

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ristin, raamin ia
Widen v;irsyn kanssa SIPS, kahden
varsyn kanssa $3.50. JOS useampia
varsyia halutaan, on 25c lisattava
kultakin varsylta. Kiitoslauseista on
lisattava &c jokaiselta sanalta, jotka
halutaan iulkaistavaksi kuolonilmoi-
tuksen yhteydessa. = Syntyma-, XIII
laus- ia onnentolvotusilmoitukset
maksavat &c jokaiselta sanalta kerta
julkaistuna. Observation-Disclosures lie
s~analta k~erralta ia &c kolme kertaa
julkaistuna. Satunnaisilta ilmoituk-
silta soc palstatuumalta. Satunnai-
STA ilmoituksia tulee rahan seurata
mukana. Seisovat ilmoitukset sopi-
muksen mukaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02

SceIuSsnimi on idlleen eritDi>
f%enumdsiG mieleSId faifunut fortpis>
fomme; olemme6an met tpiettdneet
SecIuficn ibntpmiien ia pmpdrileif>
fmlfien mlistoiublia. S1mG tallis
mimi merfitIee, futen tiebGmme, tun>
pn6taioa eli tnrfemmtn: Sl1moln OIL
ipnpa6taia. SGmG ieiffa on tnrfoin
6romattaipd, moibnfIemme pd6stG
l~elippbteen Seeiufien el1mGntebtG@
tpGstG. 81 aunettu Srn1alm Yoial-
le nimed, iOta Oliii merfinnbt Opettae
ian, ibaitneibmistd, pbteisturnanpas
rantaiaa j. II. e. SGn oil fplla opet-
taiafin; iitii bdntd aifalaiieniatin nis
mittiipGt. SGn of mbos ibanneib@
minen, iosia ibmiipps oil ielfaiiena
tliiit Sunrnla tabtoo. 96teisfmmnls
liiet blot mg6s parantitiuat, jos apain
ieitraamme @1ren pppinan. Mlitta
taiffi tGm1 Ell ollut Sdten elGmdn@
tebtdipdniG. &c iiidltpp Sdnen nj
meeniG: SGn on @apabtaia, : fila
Sdn papabti faniania beibdn ipns
1eiStGdit. 6dn tltli fitolemaan ia
filolemmia faittta banffimaan nellie
eldmdn. SGstG lanoo Saatpali ieus
%rnnHpnsti: uSGn on annettlt llos
meibGn iDntiemme tdbben ia fuolleis-
to 6er1tettp meibdn iuanbursfauttns
miIemme tG6ben". Spifin %Ianoen:
&osfa ME olimme ipntiiiG, tlli See
ius fiiolemamt ipntiemme Iotpinnpfli
ia fosfa me tilinme tpa~1bursfaifii
tSGnen fitplentnnia fnlttta, berGtti SUI
mala SGnet ttolleista. SGnaiiet
i6anat oiiat iiidltbiudt Seeins 11imi-
meen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02

yMin ipiioben paibteesia tun-
TIM moni leitfa min ristiriitaiielta,
min fplmGltG ia Min rumalta. Utii
tGllainen ilmi0 on epdilemattd ufris>
tittpien'' eri ioutfoibin baiaantumis
men. IistG tdmG iobtunee? Clio
Scrra ta6toiii faiffien olefpan p6tG?
@p1ilemdtti; min on SGn itie iano-
nut. Mtrtta tiilee tarfoin buomata,
'ettei Samnala tpaabi p6tpmistG fais
fenlaiiilln perusteilla. Se perlste,
millG Sumala ipaatii pbtpmistG, OH
SeeIufIen fuplema. S1md alia on
Ieliudsti i%artottu Sp6. 1851, so, joss
ia Scelufieu fuoIeman pbbefIi tar>
foitufIefli mainitaau Sumalan baials
lapleipien IastA b6teenfofoaminen.
Samoin ndemme aposiolien firieistG,
ettG bbtbmistG pibetGGn m%a6boaiiena
iuain oipcliien' feSfen. sos Ills
6allltaan b9tpd tGIld perusteella. ar
molapIet pipnt Iiiben beti palmiit.
MSlttta fuinfa moni baluaa p6tbmistd
iGud taipalGa? Mtonella OIL omat
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., firtoIIiIet Iaie
tofienia /. II. c. palioa ~tdrfedmpid
fuin SeeIufIen fuolema. SenaiIei
Ianipat minustn ainntin ppibtelld
loiioIla. Seaaiiiae Ianomme fuir
2llt6er: oSeisid pn toinen benti'.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02

Jana ,,peube'. Der. s. Ydffa on iuis
tenfin r~stoauainen niIprimies, ia iitds
patti Gaittaian nbfpiielle toimittas
ialle perioonalliiesti tuttu, ionta
fansia olemme monta baustaa betfed
a%piettdneet. Eppbmmme mr.. Yafalta
ipbGmestdmme erebbptlemme a~nteefii
ia toiipomme iatfuipasti pstaippptems
me idilptpan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02

p't'eeN. sp'utiu lutll 1uulluu ullL
nrp0s toiiin. g8pi ola Min, eta tds
nG apllonna %ulfonninen onnemne t1Gn>
tpp lpastaiietii. @ltfa moi auipata,
duaitfa itiefufin iaiiimme oiafiemme
Sobin tariimpfiidl Iutta onnellinen
lie, iofa tietGd faifen tuleipan Sidn
t1bestG,
Sos DIET usfoipainen, arnnosta nll-
tuas Sumalan lnpii, on %iinilla tois
aueita main tpuolien ipaibteesia ens
neutaiffea iumaIaiubteeieeii nGboen.
Saluailit ola uutena ipllptena pala>
ipampi, i~nnoftaampi ia Doiuraffaam-
pi. Sinltd oiteen faubistuttaa entis
ippteli; bllofailet: oEariptnneefo tds
nGfin iprpnna fantaa lanlaa pabaa
'lpo1ntG, %ianoia pa6uia baluia ia Ia>
maa fplmGfisfoiimittal ngSastaam-
me: Snmnnlnineh DIET lllontpoii nGbs
ben t1nG iplonna fiiin tpiimefin
lpuonnn; Ell Ie iiitd muiltu. @tutta
innla OH mposfin Slimalnii tdldfin
pllonta. Cana arm, iosta tpi,ine
iullonna elit ia ibnfn ippimasta iait
lupitpn tpiiena idlfeenJ fantaa lima
t6itGfin tpltonna. so l~uofpon Serra,
ettG tdmG fpltpIi tmeitd faiftia iaiii
RIA enemmGn pain igipenIGG fifteen
nrruoou, iota on bnuffittu @olgatan
u~6ridperen fauttn. gSain SiQoin moi
meillG plln tpoimna Irurempaan poi~
t%olliluuteen, ia main iiGloin ipoinmc
olln palntpampia 9snge5ia ia innofe
faompia tD0sIG. S%euiG9bru tultopn
tunuuslauIeetiemme tdudfin dpuonun
&ietarin lnl1e: ,.A12ipufan 6erram-
me ia &apabt1iamme SeeIutien
aristrtien a%rntosia ia tilntemiiesIa"
q %iet. 3:18).
Wllltta lufiininunc iou.pHa i~oottan
ola uiitdfin iotfa 9tanmattu merritt
Zee nimelld etIiipG. TdIIniuen bel1s
fil0 on iaattnnltt ultoIitoniia etIiG IL
6apllilla pp6iaa, MILD %ieiioiii nans
9ursfaau Sltmalan e0esiG.' SiebGu,
cttG obotat pnlipn rmbelta. ipltobeltn.
G'cltta mtuta per'istlSta Ct tGmGfG1n
imtoIi ipot iinulle nellippd fitin See
flfIen Gristutien, ipfn on iinutfin
iperelIGGn Gnastnmd. Sind on
pobia ia perltstus, iofn tpnrmasti
fe5tdd. SGtd iii3 faiffi mltltt bapili>
Int ia b%eittdbOp leI(aiIena Saritian
tperiayncn tur,pi,n; itinG olet pb6d,
pu6Oa3 ia Sunt1 die otollinen. Ndin
iant nrb0s fofea, ettd tdma ipuoii OH
io6tamit Iinit cldpiIle, iidiiiGle tuirs
fistpstd6teilIe.'
@oipa tatfelt l6put,i a~iFfi1ptSlaiitS
me plla niitG.in, iotfa pipat autiuiben
nlioi6in rtdbbsn ipdlinpitdmdttpmaIlG
f%alu1nlld. Sellaiiiae 6ultnn tGmd
%iultoii cntistG inllufpnmmin: Serddl
81 anna tGmafG1E ipl;oii linltlIe III
paa e~pdusfosin p9Ipm:Ieen. Silrbaan
nuflitat tGnGfid iullonnd itie1i fais
f~enlaisten befumnin, pDrintDieii ia
Observation-Disclosures aiulilla IDnnitts
lmeen. SaG IuliIe, eta Slimnln OH
multtlrnlit tGnGfdGn ipltonnn. 6Gn
on lama ipon6ursfnS olentosf ilin nii>
utefin puonna ia m1Ds lama rntfnus,
iofa petGG iiniia pa%rannutIeen. gbd-
fl nltnnt 0Gtren tIrbanu n16bG tpai>
naa? &otIp main feuroufIial
SGfoon fiis tdn,d uuIi iproii, olims
ntepa MT milt6 !iclunnsteella taban>
ia, nellie fntfiGe Iellairen iprloIi, ct
til len tlIuesIa if1Gnfuin uiitlubeit
ipiebdtDfielGd Ipipentbiiimne Sllnnalnn
arntoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02

Sorpinainen erebbbS iattni
Warttoion ipihmenumerosia eli mime
rosia SO. Sfaf Yattd, Weip Gdsfless
ia, Ya.. oil ldbcttdnpt Ictbesidnhre
iultaistaipafii ioiiIii- ia mibenipiios
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, miitta Sdfittdrndts
tSnrdId taiualla iiiben tuItfin lfdd
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Mpui lnulee %oleipania etpans
fcelinen iinG, eta bGn toistaa ianaa
eipanteiilmi. Sifeasia mielesid
plenmc eiuanfecliiid %iilioin, fuin
Yauipalin fanSin noinme %iartoa:
.Iimac OH eldnriren aristus ia
filolcmincn ipoitto''.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02

SitfG ifd Ell a6neelle ole miiuta
fuin bdnen mt beltpettinid ia trlens
IA nam pddlld; ia ipta falemmin
b1l1 clad, iitd imurcmmitii pbd tlles
luot bdueu %ipbdmcnid tuSfat.
Qutbcr.
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%ppbamnre luiiiuiidnmae fiins
nittGnddn biiomiotaon idsid numes
rosfa oleipaan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
taloustoimitunnan ilmoitutfeen, icfa
fesdee liitfecnme ipeIta> ia iaamis-
uiioitd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02

6crdtpfiistGGn ia filauoitteGuiss
taan fersflnuat ibmiiet tariootunt arr
moa ,,piinroittain'', mutta 5errnn
arm9faplet tietGipdt Sumalan nrmon
oieipan ,%.plemmGdrin runiaau''.
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gIpens on iAnnin POD, elm

Ylpeps on ibnnin pGG, eIama
ia nariinainen plemns. 2utber.
81 itiepdiipps, ipaan ilmeinen
tptuirs tefcc meibdt btiimieliiitii. =
2lltber.
@nlbe on lumipnllpn faltainen;,
iota cuempi iitd fieritetddrL litd iuu>
remmafii Ic tnstuao. = 2ut6er.
aetpGtllIfutaiii &aniallistirtfos
tunuan pappisieminaarisia alfaa, fus
ten on ilmoitettlt, If. s p. flo. 10 ap.
v
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02

THE AIM OF THIS NEWSPAPER
is: To help preserve the ideals and
sacred traditions of this, our adopt.
ed country, the United States of
America; To revere its laws and
inspire others ito respect and obey
them: To strive increasingly to
quicken the public's sense of civic
duty: In all ways to aid in making
this country greater and better than
We found IL
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02
acnGtllltntolii aaniaQistirttos
2nbja @nttajanc.

s.. g. &nartnnen Tenngroipe,
Sal. ................... $500
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02

SbNdmcHiIet fiifotiet.
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Rahat lahetettakoon joke uoras
taan rahassa tai eXpressi- eli pankkl-
vekselissa tahi posti-money-orderissa;
dollaria p~ienemmat summat voldaan
lahettaa sentin postimerkeissa.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-04-12
German Coal Will Help Pay Huge War
Indemnity Demanded by Allies
By JOHN J. ARNOLD. Chicago Banker

Germany can probably indemnity Of annually.
But the demands the victors in the war are too heavy w
will result Germay and the spread Of anarchy throughout a'
country and eventually still greater part OF Europe
Tn ESTIMATING ermanv wealth that the question of her
materials abundnty supplied is not taken into consd-
Grafton bv those this subject They base their estimates all
the developed wealth Of the country which Tar less an t 'a
its undeyeopd Let for example, Germany coal
supply estimated to be around 4O90o0o0o0oO TONS wme
France tons Of this total Germany may
lose 20 per through the taking of Aaceoane by France h
NAV lose some deposits bank of the Rhine but
that she will have left her mines and place
81 this and will begin to get some
idea Of the coun great natural This one Item
Suppose the allies should decide TO take
oneouh coal supply Germany and apply 1t on their Dill o
damages reduce their claims by than S2ooocoo
which has big supply Of coal bound to be great
nation because coal the basis Of all industrial Development
The biggest fields of Germany Wephaa France an the
would be much better off in the long run
Germany called part her Westpaan coal hed
And applies coal supply applies well to her potash industry