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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-20
NEW FRENCH PREMIER
 HI OLDS CONFERENCE WITH HIS CABIN B T
Will Present Ministers to Poincare and President Elect Deschanel
 During the Day
By Associated Pres.

Paris, January 19.-Premier Millerand conferred this afternoon with the mem bers cf his newly appointed cabinet and then went to the Elysee palace alone to visit President poincare It was an- nounced that M. Milerand. would present the ministers to M. Poincare at Ii o'clock
 Tuesday morning, and later to President elect Deschanel.
 Sorlo senator. it is understood, will be appointed to head the ministry of pen sions this post having not yet been filed
 The cabinet. which has virtuallN been
 com plet ed, is eomposed as follows.
 Premier and foreign minister. Alexander
 Milerand.
 Minister of justice, M LHopiteau. Minister of .he interior. Andre Hen norat
 Minister of var, Andre T Lefevre Minister of Marine, M. Landry. Minister of commerce, M. Isaac. Minister of agriculture. Henri Rfcard. Minister of finance, Frederic Francois
 Marsal . Minister of the colonies, Albert sarraut. Minister of public works, Yves L.e Troc- que-.
 Minister of public instruction, Victor l Berard.
 | Minister of labor, Paul Jourdain. Miniyter of Hygiene and social welfare, NJ. Breton
 | M. Jourdain was minister of labor in the | Clemenceau cabinet, and M. Le Troc1'ier was under secretary of state for ths Iliouidation of stocks. These are the only 1 members of the Clemenceau ministry re- l tained.
 | M Francois Marsal is the manager o1 l the Banaue Union Parisienne. He I; neither a deputy nor a senator. /, Jean Baptiste Emile Ogier, general sec retary for the ministry sof liberated re- gions will succeed Capt. Andre Tardet as head of the ministry The following art slated for under secretaries: M. Reibel, al M. Millerands s office; Emmanuel Brousse noted for his criticism of the budget anc his Icnunciatior of waste by the govern ment. at the department of finance; M Oueuillet at the ministry of agriculture M. Thoumyre, at the food ministry, ano Paul I3ignon, a. the department of mari time rorts, transports and merchant ma rine.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-20
'2OOO CASES OF FLU
 WITHIN AS HOURS
ChicagONeeds 10, ,00ONurses To Handle Situation, De- clares Health Depart
 ment
By AueeIai.d Prss.

Chicago. January 1s.-Chicago' s health department was swamped with appeals for nurses today tc combat ithe spread of influenza and pneumonia, : of which more than 2000 cases have been reported in the last AS hours, with ] 50 deaths. Health department off clals declared the Nty needed at least [ 900 nurses to handle the situation properly.
 Six hundred nurses. operating from eight dispenssries, today began sur vey of the city to aid in relief meas ures, and plans were made to aug ment this force tomorrow.
 Since o'clock this morning 500 new cases of influenza were reported to the board of health. with 10 deaths, and new pneumonia cases numbered 100, with Is deaths.
 Health department officials pointed out that the death rate has been ex- tremeIy small. as compared with last years epidemic and with the number ! of cases reported
 Health Commissioner John Dill Rob- ertson today started campaign against cold flat" owners. when 105 complaints were received. An inquiry will be made into each complaint, and where sickness is found action to , bring about a proper heat supply will be taken Dr. Robertson said.
 The health commissioner of Evans ton reported that influenza cases to- day increased 30 per cent and that 900 persons were i'll there. Other neigh boring towns reported slight in- 1 creases.
 The epidemic has been checked at Camp Grant Rockford, H., and at the 1 Great Lakes naval training station, where g5 new cases were reported to- day as compared with a previous daily : average of 150.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-20
MUCH LIQUOR SEIZED

New York, January Whisky. Wines and cordials valued at from s5,0oo000 to SIC, 100000 have been seized here in the last IS hours by government prohibition agents. About one hundred federal of : ficers spent today searching saloons. warehouses and piers for contraband liquors.
 James Shevlin, supervising prohibition officer, said tonight that the raids would be continued and large quantities of in- toxica ting beverages would be seized during the next few days. He was unable to say what disposition the government would make of the confiscated liquor which is being stored in six bonded ware houses under heavy guard.
 The largest single seizure made by the government agents was 4o,000 gallons of high grade whisky which were taken from a lighter that had been sunk ir the Hudson river. A wrecking company had just raised the boat out of the water when the agents appeared and took charge of the cargo. Fifteen bar rels of the liquor which floated down the river failed to escape the watchful of ficers as they were closely pursued bS a police boat and prohibition agents ant captured.
 At pier 9 in the East river, 1000 case' of bottled whSkey vera confiscated. Other large seizures were made inBrook lyn Including 1000 drams of grain al cohol and 1000 cases of vermuth.
 The government agents visited saloons throughout the city and seized all alec holic beverages found Others made round of warehouses, seizing privat' stocks of neglectful owners who ha, failed to heed the advice to keep thei liouors in their homes.
 Squads of prohibition agents were as signed to the offices of railroad dis patchers checking up on eastward move ments of trains known to have containe, carloads of whisky. Every drop vii be seized when the trains reach Nev York and orders have been sent out t prevent the owners of the liquor iron halting the shipments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-20
TO SOUTH
 VERY INADEQUATE
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tion development was outlined by Dr. A lberto Edwards of Chile. Pointing out that the Panama canal had brought the west coasI of South America many days closer to the United States, he proposed the organization of pan-American steamship line by public subscription if possible, by government funds, if neces- sary. which would take the form of a public utility for developing passenger, mail and freight communication between the two continents. He asked that the central executive council of the interna- tional high commission submit the pro- gramme to the various republics for ae- tion and the. congress referred it to the committee on transportation
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-20
SENATE TO MAKE
 INVESTIGATION OF
 CHARGES OF SIMS
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bulk of the American people always arrive at conclusion in controversies of this kind.'
 During the war. the Secretary re- called, Senators Lodge and Swanson, as members of the Senate naval affairs committee, were invited by him to make thorough study of the distribu- ton of forces by his department, and in speeches on the Senate floor they expressed their conviction, he said, that the department was doing everything it could do with1 the forces available"
 They assured the country in those speeches, the Secretary said, that "all was we'll with the navy"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-20
"Feed The Brute And Get
 $1O,OOO Says Miss Browne

evening of the dinner I would have nanny and Inc four little chips off the old block" prepare and serve real meal of baked ham, fried chicken with gravy, creamed potatoes, hot flaky bis cults, apple sauce, etc, etc.
 While the 5.ners were enjoying after dinner coffee and good cigars I would eX- plain my plan of opening a place where would serve just such meals every day and ask each man to take sl0o worth of stock in my enterprise Would l get 1t? Well. r-a-t-h-e-r* "One hundred men multiplied by SlS will give you s10,0O0.
 There you are. Sincerely,
 "(NIISsl OLA c. BROWNE,
 Care Rotary Club, City Tomorrow the contest closes. Remember that the first prize is S25 in gold, and the second prize is s15, and the third is Slo And all letters deserving honorable men tion are good fer passes to sec the clever est play that Miss Janis has ever appeared in, with a riot from start to finish, from her antics.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-20
Propose National Memorial Building
 Bv Ass0ejated Press

Washington, January 19.-Creation of a national memorial association for the erection of a national memorial building in Washington in memory of those who died in the world war was proposed at a messing today at the War Department of officers and rep resentatives of the army, navy and marine corps and organizations inti- mately affiliated with the military and naval services
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-20
KIWANIANS TO HEAR
 ADDRESS ON REDS

The Inside of the Red Government" will be disclosed to the Kiwanians today at their regular meeting at the Tutwllen, when W. S. Roland of Winnipegy Can ada, wifi speas to the club.
 Mfr Roland was a resident of Winnipeg durfr z the great strike of last May ant was in.the midst Of the disorder that was visited upon the Canadian city.
 He drove a fire cart, and also gar bage wagon at different times when prac- ticaly every one had quit work in that city.
 The attendance prize at todays meeting of the Kiwanian Club will be donated ivy Joe Loveman, and will be $5 pair of six hose w
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-20
TO PASS ON DRY AMENDMENT AND
 ENFORCEMENT ACT
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which requires an additional tax of $4,20 per gallon.
 The alleged illegal removal of the whisky and the evasion of tax, the government asserts, took place during the first 15 days of this month. The affidavits recite that it was. taken from an export bonded warehouse and re- moved to a free warehouse, where it surreptitiously was offered for sale, ac- cording to the governments allegation, at s130 a case.
 Knebelkamp is charged with three violations of the wartime prohibition , law, involving the sale of BIO cases of bottled goods Wathen also is ac- cused of selling liquor without a li- cense.
 The wathen firm, it is stated, had not been licensed as wholesale liquor dealers since July 1. when war time prohibition went into effect
 The Wathen distillery which was seized today, together with S5.0o0 bar l,rels of whisky. is the oldest in the state The first Wathen still was set up in 1T22 lfty ga
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-20
Pomerene to Be Candidate

BY NssUtldITu NTVs' .o ' Cle4eland, Oaio, January D.-Senatt Atlee Pomerena of ohio will become dt active candidate for the democratic presi dential nomination within ten days. 1n- formation to this effect became known today. following a meeting at canton Saturday by 70 politicians from all par's of t,e state. According to the information Pomerane campaign headquarters Will De opened in Columbus in few days.
 To Heal A Cough
 TAKE HAYES HEALING HONEY "Sc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-20
DEATHS

Mrs. H. A. Lane-Aged 61. died at the residence of her son, w. w. Lane. <121l North Twenty-first street, Sunday night Funeral services will be conducted from the Mt Pinson Methodist Church Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. followed by interment there. Mrs. Lane is survived by her two sons, W. W. Lane and Capt David E. Lane of the United States army.
 Mis-. Annette Paston Webb-Aged 37, died at her home. 2111 Humboldt avenue, Saturday night. Funeral services were held from Johns chapel yesterday morning. after which the body was sent to Talla- dega for interment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-20
THE WEATHER
The Weather

Washington, January 19.-Forecast: Ala0ama and Mississippi: Fair Tuesday Wednesday increasing eloudiness, prob ably lain.
 Georgia; Fair Tuesday, Wednesday in creasing cloudiness
 Tennessee; Fair, somewhat colder Tues day, rain all or Wednesday,
 Local Data
 For the 24 hours ending at, D. m. Janu- ary l9 1920:
 Highest temperature ...........s........f oS Lowes- temperature ...................... 49 Mean temperature ...................... ON Normal temperature .................... l5 Deficiency in temperature since
 Jan. l .........--.-...s'.'.... 1- Ralafau ......,..-......-.-.-.-. -.'...''.''''' " " Total rainfall since Jan. 1 .............. ? 42 Deficiency in rainfall since Jan. 1-.,... 9i Relative humlGity, a. m.......'.... .l
 D. m. ...-.................'.''. 2 Dry thermometer, a. m .......'''..'. sl
 ?. m. .,......s,.-''-'... v Wet thermometer, a. m. ..........,... 70
 l2 noon .........-...,.........,.. 70
 P m- .-........................ "'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-20
Commander Booth Coming

Mobile January 19.--( Special )-- Commander Evangeline Booth, head of the Salvation Army in the United Sattes, will arrive in Mobile February 3 and deliver an address,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-20
TOnCE NOTICES

A special communication of .1h. King Solomon Lodge No. Ex9k@7 46O. A. F. & A. M, will be AWX held Tuesday. January 20, at &xEN 7:30 D. m., for work in sll de-
 grees.
 A cordial invitation is extended to visitors.
 FRANCIS B. LATADY. J. S WHITE. SecH. W. M.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
Satuia fnollnt arpatiasia

@ieni, bubtif. = 8afomia toiss
teIitita on iattunrit iotilaitten ia ia
Ionpoifain nGlilId &rontiasin. Gals
teluitten innotom oibeutlineen iiitG
ettd iafiolois.itntoriIoiiet tolonpo.
iot otpat fieItdptpneet tottelemasta
Observation-Disclosures, fertoo tiebon
anto Mgromista. EsbeffosS Iofpofis
nsto. Eieoon miifnon b~poff1iip6t
toIonpoiat iotiIaitten fimppuun fir
tpein ia wiifattein. NIiutomio foe
toio ionotaan iooneen iurmonin 10
Iifdfii on pnIion booipoittuniit. Sc.
tpottimuuoet opat looioIle Ietpins
meet ia fapinnlIiiia on tpongittii
ioufottoin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
Sammaspttaa tnrffilaifia

&onstantinopoli, blibtif. = Yrt.
Iioentti @ilionin nooti Iiittolaiiille
maatien etta hlrffilaisten tGptpp
poistua @~uropasta on b6mmGstpts
i1nDt faiffia tl1rffilaiiia puolmeita.
lieita lpbpeita tiebonantoia mafirut
raen 8ilionin ppipipGn iillG fam
MALTA oil iiblfoistu tGalld Bariiiin
ia &ontoon tietoina, miitta ennen-
fun ola nootin tefstiG iulfaistiin
turffilaiiiSia lebbiSiG, eitpGt turftis
laiiet tabtoneet iitd usfoo. @ilio>
min nootti illfaistiin biutan fen.
luroitlna, mita iauttoi gbopsmaI-
tain fannan mptt1mGGn mfarams
malta turffilatiiin naboen, fiiin Jos
fofo nootti oliii iultaistu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
SpytetGGm iuebfeilbstG

@asbington bubtif. = District
Of Columbian plioifeiloen iulrlaus
tafuntn, iofa OIL tutfinut mime
marrasfuusla plioifeuoen antaman
padtOfien ilmituloo, on antomut
fannetiriot neli1G buomattua mics.
I'd mastaan. SpDtetpt miebet omat
Isbton s. gmbrp, entinen plioi-
fcuoen t%uonlarin Mc&ennanin iibs
teeri Sames Sarnooo Cranes, ena
tinen oifeusoiaston lafimieben ap1t
lainen, 9arnett 6. Woies, @asbing
tonista, ia 6. Willaro Wsaper, ST.,
neD porfilainen brofferi.
@mbrpn ipptetadn antaneen toi-
lille ipptetpille wibid plioifeuben
padtofiestG, ionfa fautta toilet oil.
maf tilaiiuuoesia mppmdan oiafs
feenia ia Min olIen aninitlemaan
iieDat rabat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
Settle Hiber, @inm.

81 moneen mitoteen ole fepdt>
tltltpa noitsiirt iellaiieen fpoimoan
fnin TINA fetpGnd, tGoHd minimum
pleensG nGilIG ieuoiiin. Sadt mto'
oostitpat 3attilaioesio iniinnotto'
mia ruubfia ia oil taitti Iillat
maalisf. "a p. poorasio. @nnta'
tieniiIto iaatiin peIastetnffi opna'
miitin apulla, nmitta joitoin ppl'
mait6 iGrfpi ia iuistni toto iiltn
biemon tiIoiItoan, paan ie iaotiin
pion entiieen funtoon. Deao Wooie
ioesIa tpei tilma iillan @iffildn
Irona ia &attilnioesia 8nt 3nlma'
Ian fobooIla meni idioen ia tnltpa'
meoen mufona fesfentetoinen pitti'
iiIto. WiinifdGn ialfoporras SnrS
ueIon Iaonn bdmiii, ioiten on too
fen entisoifaiieen toponrt tiirfpaaS
nuttotpa Iauttaan ia ipenbeeieen b
IifuIfuneuuoina. @oItiotielld Wo z,
.SnifoIon mden aIlo, iaishii tiloil'
toan puuiiIta @Iospie p~urosfo. 8ie
neurpid iiItoio eri paifoisia mpos'
fin taboontlii. Npt on 10 tiet taa'
fen fuIfufunnoSid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
Johnson voitolla

Detroit, bubtif. B~reiibentin
prlmaripaaleisio Wicbiganisia nil
ME maanantainn on californiaIai>
mem ybopsmaltain ienaattori Siram
Sobnion ioanltt mitdli tGb1n as-
tiiista lasfelmista f6p iImi. aGns
ten enemmiston, Sobnlon on oIIut
pitbuiamattolla m. m. Sronpooois-
Ia, iaaputtaen taaIIa pIeifen inos
lion.
Gabinna Sobnionia on repnbIis
tanien listalla fenrnali 2eonaro
Boo6. 0emofratien ebooffaista %
mot Soober ia f%uipern0ori g6maroS
iaaneet melfeen DbtG paIion GGniG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
2oimaan fanfaripatias

2oimaan ianfaribaiiban patins.
luonnosfiIpailuun oil m~GGrGaian
fuluesio i1tettp faiffiaan 10 filpni
lelpaa fipii. ia piirrstitsluonnosta.
NGist1 on pdlfintolmltafunta maina
pGitpinG tapabtuneesia arpostelnss
ia antan1lt eniimGiien palfinnon,
1000 morffoa, nimimerfille "Tat'
.iasluonnos" toiien palfinnon, IT,
600 martfoo, nimimerfille IS" ia
folmannen palfimnon, 800 marttaa,
nimimerfille "Sronlen miebia."
&lln fnoret afpnttiin, baipaittiin en-
Fl palfinnon ioaiafii taiteiliia yr-
10 Giipola, toiien rafennistoimisto
@r1nen s. Mntero Sdmpereelta, fol
mannen arffitebtifofeIas Mfpar
MnIto:
TaiteiIiia 2iipoIan luonnotien
mufaan fulfil 2,20 mtr. t%ortulnet
patIos molmistettafpafii prnailesta
aranatista. Batiaan plaoian mito-
oostna filpeniG miereen polptstiiS
nut fotilas prioliforfofuhpana &iis'
tanmusartpio foboo $4,000 MART
fam. Soiien ia folmannen palttn'
non Iaaneet luonmofiet opat ior1'
mittelultaan pitbtnasti arftitebtoo'
niiia. Batias tilee ppstptettaapatii
9oimoan b~a1ttliiimaalle, tpapaiislo
oosfo f~oantuneioen Iotmaalatsten
n1torufaisten bai,oalle. 8arat lltS
hen on Ioot, pIeilelIa ~terGpfielld.
gaiffafuntdlaiiista maooost1i'
mt potIoslautafuntn oil oiianttnt'
ioifii palfinnoiafoa iparten tntli'
nut Suomer &utpanweistdldliiton
~eoustuiano fiiuompeistaid waino
gaItolen ia Iiiafii toimittain yrlc
aosteloiien ia taileiliia Stmar'
@aiiolan Sairrsta'
Selmif. % p. pitdmdsladm to-
forflesio patiasImitafnnta on paaf'
tonpt tiIota patiaan emiimaiien pal
finnon i%oaiulta, fltpamipeistdia yr'
10 &iipoldlta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
MIfaipat a5ettna
Stub

&o0penbamino, bnbtif. = Stub
rim oIlieen piirij1riestoien fesfuss
fomitean fofoutiesio p11tettiin Ioe
pettaa iuurlaffo <brin alieella.
8offo fititenfin iulistetaon uuoeI-
Ieen eIlei balIitls tiptd niitd ebtos
ia JOHN ie iuostii neitfpottelles>
iaan &ubrin fapinalliien aIueen
tpolGisten fansio. 2offo iuIistetonn
ituoeIleen erifoiiesti iiin1 tapaufies
Ia jos bollitis Ell fptene ppi1pttds
mGGn iotiIaitten frlfra &rbrin
fob6en.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
Ranska hy0kkaa

Raris biibtif. - BitGen bus.
farpan tarfnsti fiinni @eriailIeiin
raiibanl opimlfieSta otpat ransta>
Iaiiet ldbettdneet ioi,ffoiaan puo-
IueettomaIle alueelle Meinin laaf>
foSia ottaen ilman mastlstusta iaf.
ialaiiet falpungit Srantfort,
Drarrstaot y. NJ. boltl1unia.
Sranffort, 0armstabt ia toilet
arioen Daltauspiirin fpldt ia fau.
palngit on iitlistettii piiritpstiIaan.
Safialaiiet miranomaiiet tulemat
Boitatnaan tebt6pidGn futen ennens
Tin ranSfalaisten iotilnsmirfailiiain
pliiobbon aIaiiirn ia latfoia ei tlI.
Ia iallimaan. &iuffaat eiDat ian
I~iifiisfeIla nlfona fello gb6efiGStd
illalla fello miiteen aamulla ilman
fotilaspiranomaisten ontamaa lu-
pan. yleisten tofousten pitdminen
ilman iotilasmiranomaisten lupaa
on niinifaan felicity. Snnomaleb>
tien iImestpminen on toistaiiefii
Felicity. Suoiellisfuntolaisten on
riiiuttatpa aieenia. Mietufiien riffo.
militia tulee iotaoifels tutfimaan ia
runfaiiemaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
Salnaiii aimsfella pfiin Mmerifasia

Seem gorf. 81. 3. = "&niffi III.
fomaalniiet onat ep6mieIIpttdtpiG
minitr1 mielest6ni", tanoi waItion
plioifeuben taomari @spinaII pu-
bueslaan tG1lI6 niimpe miifolIa, iat
toen: sos nina iaiiin tebbd oman
mielipiteeni miifaan, min nina jul
film tGst1 maasta tdiffi ulfontan-
Iaiiet. NpfpG1n tinne tilee ainooSs
taan italialaiiia, wenGlGifid ia freit
falniiia. SOS me emtrte iaa iiirto.
Ioiiia miista mnista t1nne, min
mimtnfin oliii parbain ldbtea @na.
Iantiin 10 buomenna".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
SotaIesfia gbbpsnaltOibim

eep gorf, bubtif. = "SSnterras
cial Council, ionto pibeenjobtaia-
M ON Coleman DUPONT, iultaili
tGdna tieoononnon, iosia ielite-
t66n, ettd iiirtoIaiiista, iotfa ofpat
iaopuneet gbbpswuItoibin iooon
pddttpmiien idlfeen, on iuhrin ola
oIliit ulfomaioen iotalesfid, iotfa
Inotpnt ballitifiiltoan el6ffeitd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
Saistelm ioban ipirallifcsta lopetta'
miIesta

@asbington, bnbtif. - Taistelr
io6an niraIIiiesta Iopettamiiesta al
faa foneresiisia ulibelleen t1lIG mi
folld. @6iistainbiioneen uItomaa'
attain %apaliofunnan laatima pGGtos
eb6otus otetoan fGiiteltGnGtii tGs
nGan ia i61ntoien mutaan pitGiIi
aanestpfien tapabttmnn periantais
no. &epublifanit ilmoittaipat ole
wania aparmoia fen b~ppdfiptpfli III
lemiiesta, oemofratien mofuuttaes'
ia, ettd preiibentti 8ilion tlliii
len Dplf11mGGn metoz oifeu6elIaar
ia ettd tarmittaiiiin fobben folmats
taofan enemmistoa eli iaataiii. Sd.
min pdat9sebootlifien mltfaan iu.
listettaiiiin iotatiIa Snfian fansio
loppuneefii, iImlan eta gbopspaIs
lat Iilopuiiipat @eriaiIleiin raliban
iopimufien aiettomista iitoumufiis
tn> ia prelioentiIle io6anaitann fuul
lumut tooItn poistettnifiin ia iomcin
erindiiet iooanaifaiiet raioitlifiet ia
~uietufiet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
Safian nnfi ministerist6

SufiaSia OH muooostettn uiii
ministeristo dsfeisten mellafoi6en
oifana bainnntlineen ministeriSton
tilalle ia on t1m1n itiioen ministeS
riston fofoonpano ieuroofpa:
SOD. ia iilfoministeri = Serman
Miieller, ioiialisti.
Tpoministeri = Ssblicfe, ioiia'
Iisti.
Solousministeri = Scbmiot ios
iinlisti.
@ulfulaitosministeri - Fri Bell
Goboministeri = @itstab 8a1ier,
foiiolisti.
Solfuton minister = Sri @os
noro Ootpio, ioiiaIisti.
S~ii1aiiainministeri = &ocb, De-
mofrantti.
Buolustusministeri = @essler,
oemofrantti.
Oifeusministeri = BIunicf, De-
mofroatti.
gostis ia Observation-Disclosures
- Sobonn @iesberts, fesfustaIai'
men.
Iuofotarpeministeri - Mnoreas
$ermes, fesfustaIainen.
@obostoministeri = Sri Birtb,
fesflstelainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
TSrsIis.pnoliioiben tnomiot

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on npttcnts
min tarfastaniit Bdrsiis- puoliioi'
ben hiomiot, aIentoen Silia Bdrs'
iiien elinfautiien tuomion IL wros
befIi furitusbuonetta ia maisteri
Sooffo Idrsiiien 5 fuiiooefii A fiiii
fauoefIi. Suomitiista hiIee Soaffo
g. iiirrettdwdfii Tommiiaareen ia
SiIia g.. $1nieenIinnaar.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
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Iiiimpia t~allteia ietd D6littomiin ct
I'd mGlilIiiiin ietraufiiin naboen.
@lle tpnooen manboi$ta lopiista,
iotfa iairastutpat t1b1n tautiin,
fuolee 26.S ~proienttia. pbben ia fob
Den m,pooen tpaliIl1 oIeipista Iaps
Sista fuoIee 1873 profd1ttia, fob
ben ia piioen ifdmnood wdlilld
oIemisto saabiista 3 tnttia ia
|miioen ia ipii0entoistd ifdtprooen
m6lilla oletpista t.8 p~rofenttia.
Sinfrpsf6an pbtpp uiein feiibfos
tiilebous ia raipofas psfiminen
MOI mposfin oibe1tttaa telibfofiroos
ten Ianientitmista. Suonosti rapi.
tiisia Iapiisia iitd monasti ienrna
feubfota1tti. Sinfupsfdn on mposs
fin %ianottu monasti aibeuttaneen
notwithstanding. Niin.
ifGdn on antnran psfimiien ier>
roafiena iilloin tdlIoin tuerentpno.
to iiImGsta iiitd iobtipine paitei'
ne ieiiraufitneen.
8uoiittain lasfetaan b~infibsfan
toppawan @merifasia pli 10000
lasta, ioten ie on iairaiis, iota fpa'
fapasti ubfoa pleistd tertueptm ia
tpoatii tarftan blumiota ia boitoa.
Saitbin mimi fiiipna bpipin iita. sc
on bptpin tarttrrpaa ia ienraa titd
bengitpselinten falmoien talebons
ia file ominainen 9inflitpa psfimi-
men. Saubin iattuesia on ipiippmat
I'd tartporouttann IGdfarin apiiiiti
ia boioettama iairasta biiolellilestt,
mlitten ipoitpat ieirartfiet olla tue
boiiat.