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feit llno ieinelt Gifer gegen- ben Mria=
mismus allsgeaeibnete III. Wacarius,
8iihof bon SsSer,iiale,H, bonn aaiier
ba5u beauftragt, aur Seite. gs bielt
aber fdtper, Die 5tattell, ipo gbriitus
gelitten bate ,lt6 allferitanben mar,
su finoen, inoem .fid tpdbreno Der
20Oiabrigen gnttpeibltne berielben
bie hriitlibe Grabition bieriiber tell
tpeiie perlor; nod lpeniger iui1bte IL
sen6 ientano 5,t Ser,,ialem Ser aai=
ierin, in ipelber oas febniiibtigite
8erlangen nod ser Muffinoung bes
FL. are,aes entftanoen mar, bieriiber
8ei6eio al seben. Dennod gelang es
ibr, na1 ausrottung Ser beioniiben
@reuel, nad Meinisllne oes Srtes
bom Sbutte ltnb nad Mufgrabltng
oes 8ooens Die Seliensruft bes FL.
8rabes at ent6edet, llnb erob mar
ibr ltn6 oes anipeienben Golfes freu-
oiges GrItaunen, als man nabe BEL
oen1 I'll. @rabe orei areltae iamt Sea-
geln nn6 ber bont &reuae getrennten
Snibrift fano, ipelbe iiber bem Gren-
&c geitan6en bate. Gnn Itanb tnalt
por einer nel,en Sdipierigfeit. Mau
lpnBte namlih niht, ipeldes bon BEN
breiem 6as &reus Gbriiti fei. 9a ge=
riet Wacarius allf oen @ebanfen, Die
brei &rell5e a,t elmer bornebn1en 3a=
me bon Seruialelu, tuelde auf ben
Soo franf lag brinaen 5u laiien. Sn
@eeennart- Der &aiIerin nnb bes Sol
fes lieb man lie sic Rreu5e beriibren,
BEL ben beioen er1ten obne Sic gerins-
ite 8irfung. slIs fie aber bas brittle
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uno oes bl. Mntoniis bin itb erb6rt
tporoen llno 10 ibide id cine @abe,
oie i6 beriproden bate. g. &C.,
Ohio.
X X X
Enclosed find 81, which had promised
for your Students Fund. Reader from
Kalida, Ohio.
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DsittnOd, Ben 8. gebfember 1912

beriibrt batte, ftanb lie bonfomnren
geneien aiif. 9lnd Elm Soter ion 90.
mails onrd bie 8eriibrling bes bI.
&rel3es eripedt tporben 5ein. ginen
Cell oes fl. &reu5es IieB Selena in
Silber faiien llno iibereab i'm benz
8iibofe bon Seriialen1 baB er fir
alle 3eiten allfbetpabrt lpiirbe; eiuen
anoeren Cell ianlt oen MGgeln fanote
iie ibrem faiierli1en Sobne. @abr.
|fheiitlib brabte Selena BET ibrer
Giidfebr. ltad gtom audi babin ei1en
SeiI bes bl. Grenaes.
Die arel3erfinouns geidab int
Sabre 326. gu @on, mo aunt @e.
bddtnis bes Dem aoiier &onitantirt
eridienenelt &reu5es cine Stride er-
baut tporben mar 1ln6 tpobin Selena
an6. .ein Stiid oes III. &reu5es ge-
brddt bate, fommt i'm Sacramentar
inb antipbonar @regor's oes @ro-
Ben idon ein eiseness Geit Der ,,Sss,t-
bentio 5anetae grltcis" ant 8. Mai
bor.
Die: Seier beg Seites ,2reu5erb6-
b,.ns'' oatiert ieiaten l1rfprilng an-
rid Biz ins Z. Sabrb,,nbert.
MIs oie Herier i'm Sabre 614 bie
Sta6t SeruIalem erobert nn6 mil
Gbriitenbl1t getrdnft batten, fdlepp.
ten iie unter ben nielen @efangenen
alt9 oen Yatriarben 3adarius bon
Seruialem ,,nb ielbft bas bon ber III.
Selena aufgef,,noene FL. &reua meg.
SSe6od tparen sic Berier IN Der fibe.
rem Gripart1tng eines uneebel,ren So.
iegeloes um oie grbaltung Ser bl.
Rrensreliquien iebr beIorgt; Iie tunr-
oen in einen beionbers ba5u angefer-
tigteli &aitett gelegt, ipelher .nnter
BEN slueen oer Herier bon Dem Ha-
triarben 3adaris nit bem SiegeI oe:
Batriar6alfirbe beriteeelt .iperben
mltBte ltno bann nad) einer1 felten
ShIoB ir1 Mrnenien gebra1t. @Is
enolid Seracltus i'm Sabre 627 bic
gerier beiteete, tpurbe inn Srieoens-
traftat NIT Heriien aud) Die Niifgabe
bes FL. areltaes altsbeouneen nnb als
Der aaiier i'm Erilimpbe auf einem
prdbtiger @aeet1, nit bier Glefa1lten
beipannt, in aonitantinopel einaog,
lieB. er 6as 1T Der foItbaren 2aoe
beruabrte beiliee &re,15 Dor bent Mas
gen einbertragen. SIM sSriibiabre $40
reiite Der aaifer nit gldnaenbem @e-.
folse nod SSer,tialent, Inn bas 81.
&reu5 ipieoer 5,1riidaubringen uno
Gott fir BEN berlieberen Sieg a,t
banfen. limo nun fanb cine Mnber.
gleiblibe Seier ftatt. Sn feierlider
Yroaeiiion ipurbe 6as tpieber eroberte
8eiligtum on Ieine friibere Stelle, auf
8olgatba o6er int sic @irbe bes III.
@rabes gebradt. Ser aaiier ieIblt
lpollte oas 6,irh feline Siege getpon.
meme areu5 tragen. Mls aber bie 9ro>
aeiiion u1tter Muiif uno s5reuoenbpm,
neit an 6as mad beln fl. Berge fiib-
re,toe Gor gefonl,nen mar, bermobte
Seracli1s feinen SUB ,nebr at beben;
unii6tbare arnte ibienen i'm aufal-
balten. Ser nebit allem Bolfe err
ital,nenbe 9atriard 3adarias, Der
init 6em &aiier aus Der periiibelt
@efansenldaft slriideefebrt NOR,
blifte gum &intmel, ,inb tpie bon oben
erleltdtet, fpridt er: u8eoenf', . Rai.
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StimMte DeS Volfes fitr
DaS eSoiepbtmu,it

SD iiberienoe Sbnen biermit So.
tpelbe ib al @bren bes bl. Soiepb
beriproden bate, ipenu ct mir in ei-
ner seipiiieu sngelegenbeif belfen
tpiiroe. sluf oieies Geripred)en bin
bir ih erbort iporoen. 9anf Dem FL.
cSoleph! - 81. g., Nebr.
X X X
9urd Ole 5iirbitte bes bl. Soiepb
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Ne9llfrafl01l etft3nfe1d)en DQDen. Sle
Sugar Gationing Boots" iDerben
am acknowledgement Gage eingeban-
oigt.
Mep. Yatrif McMabon, ipelber
.bieies Sriibiabr i'm SSoiepbinum ae-
.meibt tporben, lit gum aiiiitenten Der
ct. 8atridsfirde, Green 8aD, Bis.,
ernannt iporben. gr ibreibt l,ns !:
.,Nibts auBergeipobrlibes lit iotpeit
in Der Bfarrei eingetreten ieit Dem
@ediel Ser aiiiitenten. 8ir beabiid
tieent einen 8a3ar I'M Serbit gu ber-
anitalten. Weine arbeit beitebt baitpt-
iahlih in Der Sorberling bes geiltigen
2ebens. -. Sd mill in sssbrer 5palte
erl6einen, ieIbit ipenn id) oem Bei-
ipiel ,neines slriaoner alaiiensenoiien
foIgen ,tnb bom 8ferbe fallen ,n,lb. :
X X *
ltnieren Staoenten tpirb es niht
unbefannt fein, baB es Ser @unib
Ser &egierung lit, @efliigel anitelle
bon ginofleiid. a,t feteit. Mber oab
gobnen aIs grlnb fir Gleiih ges
braubt ,peroen fonne,t - nod ben
letten MeIoungelt nus @oibington =,
lit fir ,tns bon nod aroberem S,lter.
eiie. Sd
X * X
Die Mal,ltpiirfc ltntergraban bie
gantaloupes, Saien beaieben ibre 8i-
famine aus unlern Sontatenbeet, Die
praftbollen griinfarbigen Rrieber be-
oeden itniern &rautsarte1l, 0ie gosel
baben unier gorn entbedt ,,nb Der
Mino iptrft ilnIere 8irnen 5u 8oben.
Illes bas ii1to tpeltiger eripdbnens.
tperte 8etrabtungen, penn mir llns
ipie am eriten freien Nad=
litittag tniere obitbungrige1t Stubene
ten ben @arten ben Sbitgarten ltnb
ioaar bie 3ieritrauher iiberfaIlen tper-
be1r. Die iapanifhelt Solsapfelbarlna
iino nit berrlihen rotten 5riihtel1 be-
6edt, aber ipeber ibr Nonte nod bic
Der 5r1dt miro Tie bor Der
8ernidting sit retten bermogen.
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QMittnMs far fro,a,,le
@abem sitgnnfen
umierer StltDcMteM

Miss +. II. & Sisters, Mo.......-.--.--.$1O.O 90
Joseph Rosner, Ind. nd........-............... 1000
A Reader, Glandorf, Ohio............- 500
Elizabeth Robe, Iowa. ...- 500
Mrs. S. Strobach, N. J..-............. j.. -.-. 800
Mrs. Albert Theado, Ohio 800
j. Rappel, Ohio .............. LOO
Sister M. Eleanora, Calf. f... LOO
Addie Harrison, N. J.................... - 100
G.: F.. Reinlein, Calf. LOO
Fred Gigler, Penna. LOO
T.. Boarman, Ky..........................-.. loo
Mrs. Theresa Stillwagen, Mich. 100
Fred Marxstadt, Ill..-..,............-...-. 100
VIGIL LIGHTS ..-
Miss Grace Borst, N. Y...............$ 81 90
a.>.-. COAL FUND e..
Previously credited ...-.,...-.....$570.25
A Reader, Glandorf, Ohio. 100
Total. .$571.25
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|&egiitratio1l ein5mreiden baben. Die
Sugar Gationing Boots" tDerben
am acknowledgement Gage eingeban-
oigt.
The Valley settler., 1942-10-16

Dr.. Hoehn was called to
J onesvil1e today where he
found q man suffering with
appendicitis end arranged
for his removal to G hospi
tel in Anchorage.
The Valley settler., 1942-10-16

il LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
HALLOTE' EN- ACCESSORIES
Liant terms, Horns, False Fa-
ces, MOI seunkers, Hat s land
the like.
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Moved by Gianotti, supported by
Richards, that the report of the Com
mittee on Finance be accepted and the
proper officers be authorized to issue
vouchers in payment of the various
amounts. Motion carried unanimously
Moved by Ahola, supported by Clan
otti, that the bill of Mrs. A. v. ALL
strom in the sum of $103.13 covering
labor on auditorium curtains be ac-
cepted and proper officers be author
lied to issue voucher in that amount
Motion carried unanimously.
Moved by Gianotti, supported by
Stember, that the bill of the Vermil-
ion Electric Shop in the sum of
S275.40 covering labor and material on
their contract for the installation of
transformers be approved and the
proper officers be authorized to issue
a voucher in payment of the amount.
Motion carried unanimously
Moved by Gianotti, supported by
Stember, that the proper officers be
authorized to purchase the $50 Amp.
Wasp Portable Electric Welder from
the w. P. & R. S. Mars Co., for the
sum of $20300 with interest, less rental
paid since date of installation. Motion
carried unanimously.
Moved by Gianotti, supported by
Dragavon, that the various requisi-
lions for books, supplies and equip
ment be referred to the Sales & Pur-
chasing Committee with power to act.
Motiin carried unanimously.
The attorney presented the lease to
be executed by this school district and
the Village of Winton for the use of
the Winton School for community pur-
poses.
Moved by Richards, supported by
Dragavon, that the proper officers be
authorized to execute the agreement
for the leasing of the Winton School
to the Village of Winton for COM
munity purposes. Motion carried
unanimously.
The matter of adjusting the en-
ployment of part time employees was
referred to the Committee on Build
ings and Grounds to investigate and
report at the next meeting.
Moved by Ahola, supported by
Dragavon, that special meeting for
the election of teachers and the trans
action of any other business proper
to come before the meeting be held
on Tuesday, March "a, 1912, at eight
o'clock P. M. Motion carried unani-
mously.
Moved and supported, the meeting
adjourn. Motion carried.
j. GIANOTTI,
Clerk.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE
SCHOOL BOARD
DISTRICT NO. Il.
Ely, Minnesota, March 9, 1912.

Ely, Minnesota, March 9, 1912
Regular meeting of the Board of
Education of Independent School Dis
trict No. II was called to order at
seven-thirty o'clock P. M. by the Chair
man, Ivan TauzeL. On roll call, the
following members were found to be
present, Ahola, Dragavon, Gianotti,
Richards, Stember, and Tauzell. Alb
sent: None.
Moved by Dragavon, supported by
Ahola, that the minutes of the regular
meeting February 9, 1912, be approved,
as read. Motion carried unanimously.
Application for use of the Memorial
School gymnasium on Sunday, April
by the Ely Independent Basketball
team was referred to the Committee
on Concessions with power to act.
Communication from the Association
of Supplemental Aid Schools in Min
nesota asking for a contribution in
the amount of $1,000 was read and
filed.
Moved by Ahola. supported by Stem
Der that the report of H A. Berg with
cash in the sum of $843.39 received
from various sources be accepted and
money be turned over to the treasurer.
Motion carried unanimously.
Communication from j. Oliver Hall
for leave of absence for the duration
of the war while being employed by
the Department of State in Washing
ton, D. c., was read
Moved by Ahola, supported by Drag
avon, tina it. Oliver Hall be granted a
leave of absence, as requested Ayes:
Ahola, Dragavon and Tauzell. Nays:
Gianotti, Richards and SLENDER. Mo-
ton lost.
Moved by Richards, supported by
Gianotti, that j. Oliver Hall be per-
mitted to break his contract on notice
of his appointment and date to report
for duty in his new position.
Communications from Conrad G.
Haugen and Sigrd F. Olson to at
tend Principals and Junior College
Deans Association meetings. and from
Edward Buckley and Stephen Smrekar
to attend the coaches meetings in
Minneapolis at the expense of the
District were read
Moved by Gianotti, supported by
SLENDER, that the requests to attend
educational and coaches meetings in
Minneapolis at the expense of the
district by Conrad G. Haugen, Sigrud
F. Olson, Edward Buckley and Stephen
Smrekar be granted. Motion carried
unanimously.
The Committee on Finance reported
that they had checked the following
bills and pay rolls and recommended
their payment:
H. A. Berg, Auxiliary Fund S 6O5.02
Lussky, White & Coolidge,
Inc, Supplies ............ 1924
Northwestern University Press,
Text Books ................ 1882
Pink Supply Co., Supplies :. 1882
Void Air Brush Mfg. Co.,
Supplies ............. 1917
Teachers Poy Roll ....... 16,801 IL
Employees Pay Roll .... 9283 40
Agnew Variety Store, Supplies 1407
Frank Anderson, Milk 49,. 1854
D. Appleton-Century Co., Inc,
Text Books ............. 1854
Badger Biological Supply Co.,
supplies LID
Baxtrlm Garage, Supplies :. Abs
j. w. Berglund, Supplies -. $40
Anthony Brimsek, Postage,
ETC., COMMUNICATIONS. 6.67
Williams Co., Sup
plies aforementioned. 1o.75
Adding Machine
Co, Supplies ............. $50
Carbide & Carbon Chemicals
Corpn, Pyrofax Gas 49,. 2700 !
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651 to 700.

T 651-Sanfred Lundstrom, Tower.
T 652-Edward Frank Golob, Ely.
T 653-Raymond L. Poljanec, Ely.
T 654-Felder Nils Alfalfa, Ely.
T 655-William John Wenstrom, Ely.
T 656-Charles John Konu, Ely.
T 657-Steve Merhar, Ely.
T 658-Norman A. Soderberg, Soudan
T 659-Michael Klobuchar, Ely.
T 660-William M. Maxi, Ely.
T 661-Joseph Rosman, Jr., Ely.
T 662-Eric M. Wahlberg, Ely.
T 663-Matt Cherne, Ely.
T 664-Cyril John Martin, Ely.
T 665-Reino W. Laitinen, Embarrass.
T 666-John August Kangas. Ely.
T 667-Joseph Daniel Roman, Ely.
T 668-Joseph E. Marshall, Ely.
T 669-Josiah Thomas Cock.
T 670-Anton F. Kotchevar, Ely.
T 671-Wm. A. Suikkonen, Embarrass.
T 672-William C. Williams, Soudan
T 673-Albert B. Coates, Tower.
T 674-Joseph Vernetti, Ely.
T 675-Robert Wesley Getty, Ely.
T 676-Archie Peter Swanson, Ely.
T 677-Axel John Lamppa, Embarrass.
T 678-Gust T. Korpi, Soudan.
T 679-Walter Smith, Ely.
T 68O-Louis Kosorok. Ely.
T 681-MiIlard Pearson, Ely.
T 682-AIike Lekatz, Ely.
T 683-William Korpi, Soudan.
T 684-John Joseph Rom, Ely.
T 685-John j. Slabodnik, Ely.
T 686-Conrad G. Haugen, Ely.
T 687-Charles A. Keranen. Pike
T 688-Joseph S. Perkovich, Ely.
T 689-Melvin Washington, Ely.
T 690-John Frank Mavetz, Ely.
T 691-Arvid Larson, Ely.
T 692-Anton Slabodnik, Ely.
T 693-John A. Anderson. Ely.
T 694-Lawrence r. Brisson, Ely.
T 695-Thomas F. Donovan, Embarrass
T 696-John Urho KangaS, Ely.
T 697-Alho Hokkanen, Ely.
J T 698-Matt Banovetz, Ely.
T 699-Oscar John Alaspa, Waasa.
T 700-Leslie H. Nicholas. Ely.
701 to It's.
T 701-Gabriel DeMeio, Ely.
T 702-Leslie Gerald Mats, Tower.
T 703-Frank Mizera, Ely.
T 704-Jack M. Kangas, Embarrass.
T 705-William H. Mikkola, Waasa.
T 706-John zgonc, Ely.
T 707-Frank Joseph Fall, Ely.
| T 708-Arthur G. Palo, Embarrass.
T 709-Robert w. Mattson, Waasa.
710-Floyd j. Spurlock, Ely
T 711-John Gust Erkkila, Embarrass
T 712-John Henry Wilmunen, Ely.
T 713-Richard John Kukko, Ely.
T 714-Francis w. Kangas, Soudan.
T 715-Frank Bryant, Ely.
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451 to 500.
T 451-Elmer Levander, Embarrass.
T 452-Louis Mathew Roman, Ely.
T 453-Albert Stanley Kent, Ely.
T 454-Armas HURLEY, Ely.
T 455-Theodore C. Pearson. Tower.
T 456-John Elmo Passi, Ely.
T 457-William H. Hall, Ely.
T 458-Lauri Ed. Reinstrom, Tower.
T 459-Hugo H Johnson, Rob. Lake
T 46o-John W. Heikkila, Embarrass
T 461-victor L. Chiabotti, Soudan.
T 462-Axel Anton Svean, Kugler
T 463-Frank Kermit Ely.
T 464-Jack H. KehuS, Jr, Tower.
T 465-Douglas E. Johnson, Tower.
T 466-Charles K. S. Nappa, Ely.
T 467-Matt Emil Johnson, Tower
T 468-Elmer johnson, Soudan.
T 469-Albert Joseph Roy, Soudan.
T 470 Gust j. Helbacka, Jr., Ely.
T 471-Arnie Arthur Lynn, Ely.
T 472-Richard Anderson, Tower.
T 473-Ronald j. Morcom, Soudan.
T 474-Jacob E. Untinen, Birch Lake.
T 475-Henry Stephan Folz, Ely.
T 476-Samuel Maxi, Ely.
T 477-Louis F. Kotzian, Ely
T 478-Emmett j. B. Sund, Ely.
T 479-Bernard A. Jerich, Ely.
T 480-William Pusari, Town of Morse.
T 481-Ivan Tauzell, Ely.
T 482-Fred T. Gordon, Winton.
T 483-Adolph Gust Janeksela, Ely.
T 484-Anton Paul, Ely.
T 485-Reuben A. Anderson. Soudan.
T 486-Anton Erchul, Soudan.
T 487-Edward v. Werman, Ely.
T 488-Ambert w. Anderson, Tower.
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409-Jonn Joseph Pucel, Ely.
T 490-John E. Micklech, Soudan.
T 491-Reuben Lewis Taylor, Ely
T 492-Douglas j. Nankervis. Ely.
T 493-Andrew VIM. Anderson, Ely.
T 494-Joseph B. Snidearsich, Soudan.
T 495-Augusti A. Sipila, Soudan.
T 496-Fred F. Mattson, Ely.
T 497-Wayne w. Holmes, Embarrass.
T 498-Eino r. Salminen, Ely.
T 499-John Jacksha, Tower.
T 500-Frank John Vertnik, Ely.
SOL to $50.
T 501-Thomas G. St. Marie, Ely.
T 501-Erling Robt. Tornfelt, Ely.
T 503-George John Rhein, Ely.
T 504-Joseph Bottiani, Ely.
T 505-Jack Peter Roland, Ely
T 506-Paul Joseph Yadlosky, Ely.
7 507-Toivo Nikolai Maxi, Ely.
T 508-Edwin j. st. Vincent, Soudan.
T 509-Frank M. Skala, Tower.
T 510-John j. Siverberg, Soudan.
T 511-Samuel Victor Norha, Ely.
T 512-John Laurich, Ely.
T 513-Alfred H. Anderson, Tower.
T 514-Anton Centa, Ely.
T 515-Charlie w. Hill, Yer. Twp.
T 516-Andrew Hill, Vermilion.
T 517-Verner A. johnson, Soudan.
T 518-William S. Wilson, Tower.
T 519-Louis Hugo Senta, Ely.
T 520-Peter P. Yapel, Soudan.
T 521-Jalmer John Jokela Ely.
T 522-James w. Shaw, Jr., Ely.
T 523-Arvid L. Anderson, Tower.
T 524-Arthur w. Anderson, Kugler.
T 525-John Brula, Jr., Ely.
T 526-Elmer Mathew Arola, Soudan.
T 527-Herbert o. Bohlin, Yer. Lake T
T 528-Axel Henry Arola, Ely
T 529-Stanley John Domanoski, Ely
T 530-Urho Jacob Niemi, Ely.
T 531-Fred Carlson, Soudan.
T 532-Matt w. Nevala. Embarrass.
T 533-Matt A. Arvola, Jr., Ely.
T 534Edward F. Edwards, Ely.
T 535-Joseph Merhar, Ely.
T 536-Paul E. Milan, Pike Twp.
T 537-Thomas j. Noyes, Tower.
T 538- Clifford T. Stueland, Ely.
T 539-Louis Kostelic, Ely.
T 540-Waino Einar Manninen, Ely.
T 541-Herbert Jas. Gianotti, Ely.
T 542-William Lloyd Kendrick, Ely.
T 543-George John Bizam, Ely.
T 544-Eino Helmer Starkman. Ely
T 545-George Anthony Ola, Ely.
T 546-Charles Chimzar, Ely.
T 547-Arthur H. Hendrickson, Tower
T 548-Theodore Fredrickson, Isabella
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-03-19

Following is the complete list OF
serial numbers for the new registrants
of the local selective service district:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-03-19

T 122-Felix Walter Alfalfa, Ely.
T 123-Fritz Isador Lindbeck, Ely.
T 124George John Maxi, Ely.
T 125-Waino Matt Passi, Ely.
T 126-Joseph Chrep. Ely.
T 127-Mathew Matesha, Ely.
T 128-John Eli Carlson. Ely.
T 129-Hugo Einard wilmunen, Ely
T 130-William Eric Martell, Ely.
T 131-Eric Gunnar Rum, Ely.
T 132-Jalmar Nestor Ola, Ely.
T 133-Russell Thomas, Tower
T 134-Vernon F. Benson, Rabbit.
T 135-Gerald Oscar Sundeen, Soudan
T 136-John Charles Ballas Ely.
T 137-Toivo Arthur Hill, Ely.
T 138-Niilo E. Hendrickson, Waasa.
T 139-Eino Arvid Wiermaa, Ely.
T 140-Nestor j. Jacobson, Yer. Twp.
T 141-Frank Golob, Ely.
T 142-William Kangas, Ely.
T 143-Hjalmar Evald Janekila, Tower.
T 144-Hjalmer Ed. Erickson, Rabbit.
T 145-Matt Ralph Indy, Ely.
T 146-John VIM. Priyatel, Ely.
T 147-Arvo Auno MAXI, Ely.
T 148-Hugo Ernest Takkunen, Ely.
T 149-Arthur Carl Solem, Ely.
T 150-Anthony Dargontina, Ely.
Isl to 200.
T 151-Steffa Janeksela, Ely
T 152-Mathew j. Ballas, Jr., Ely.
T 153-Michael F. Teplicky, Ely.
T 154-Elmer G.. Pearson, Tower
T 155-William Frazee, Tower.
T 156-Arnie H. Hendrickson. Soudan.
T 157-Arvo M. Johnson, Soudan.
T 158-Arne Stylus Pennala, Ely.
T 159-Carl Hjalmer Kirlman, Tower.
T 180-George H. r. Norman, Tower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
COULD FREE MILLION

Senator Byrd says that 1000
900 Of these could be released 10
useful service. " without disrupt
ing efficiency of government serv-
rrr I don know whether that
many could or should be dis
charged.
do know that Senator Byrd Is
very careful in his statements and
there undoubtedly are several
hundred thnusand Of what Sem
'7'or Byrd calls thumb twlddlers'
engaged IN nonesseutial inactivi.
'IcS
Tho ratio Of civilian employees
rs four 10 seven in this war. COM
pared 10 two civilians for every
0lnc IN the armed services in
World War
There are 81 govern . n {
agencies CluttorinG up the atmos-
phore and getting in each others
Way-and nearly every one Of
them grabbing for more employees
r. compared 10 only 30 such
agencies IN 1918 ! have been pro-
testing against this waSteful and
costly program for year and
more. and shall continue 10
fight IL,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
IVA Floods Mail
With Contest Letters
BOOGIE

The Junior Victory Army
letter writing contest-"What
am doing 10 help win the war
got off 10 a roaring start today as
letters from IVA members poured
into The Detroit Times office with
each writer hoping 10 be a winner
Of the Thunder Bird Plane-o-
graph"
one thousand IVA members Will
be proud posSoSSors OF this beau
tiful colored chart. which VIII hcll
them detect planes just by swing
ing the dial
BESIDES pictures OF the planes. a
short word picture on how each
ship fits into the army's campaign
against the JapS and Nazis is
supplied on the graph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Quiz Answers
By Lyman Young
By Michael Berry
By Fran Striker
By Zane Grey

THE 17-year locust spends
most of its II years UNDER
ground in a hymphal condi-
ton. from which ii energies
as an adult to live but a few
short weeks.
Pin shallow bay Of the North
Sea on the east central coast.
3-For a right-handed player. A
slice hooks to the right,
whereas a hook slices 10 the
left.
4-Silicified wood is quartz
formed from wood by infil-
tration and capitalization Of
silica solution.
5-When he follows a railroad
track. A river.
6-Faith. hope and charity.
IL cutter ant Pavlichenko's
craftsmanship had previously
claimed 800 Nazi victims.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
q Boards
Send 2j3
To Army
CONTINUED from Page 81


stanley \. Harer 1887 Ruree"
Gerald young ittcs Wrstrr1ok
Dale Turner 2323f Wes' McNicho's.
Bruce r. Duke. 1909 Ariesisn.
Rake A. Bound 17l55 Bedford
Kenneth u. Horton, 1885 DaCosts
James IT. Tre7'ss. lIsilrW Outer drive
Ralph spv.cy. 1851 par1s'a.
Robert g. Nichols. 22053 Ulster.
John G Arnold. 2ss2 Rerkev
Richard =. Cromrrhn 1915 Blackstone.
George Londy. 1880 stout
Ralph n Morse 1887 V,rgn
Lawrence r wsUnE if4ol woodmont.
Robert G White. 1887 Chsrel
Arthur w Goudie. 1880 Bramel
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Joseph s Pssnik 1850 Heyden
Gordon H TisrreY. 1888 Rlyervew.
John p. Lcesch Jsiss Fresland
Kenneth ? Bro 1918 Oakfeld
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John G. Sharpe 1891 Priest
Thomas f. Kane 1855 Bu'more
stanley Miller 1881 GrmdvisV
James J. Norfness isg1i Woodbine
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willard q Aytes 2oDiH Wnrhrr
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II8.t.s a. Nrrf 5000 sf Narra
Norwood vs. Wriss I~asq ST. Nary
Traols s Jensen Ir>ff N1roVe
Michael Erewt,n 207G West Seven Mile
ElsseI o. IaFi,lr 1927 Marx IVAN
James ~ Nerheue. 1913 Cruise
bcnad ?. Sinclair, 1891 AsbIy Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Army EnIis+men+s

WAYNE BOARD 80. ~
Richard Livirrr'or ss9 So Cisir C. ?
Frederick p chanri0e IT'S oak. r. p s.
Andrew BeverIfse 2e0s Nesbr. r. p. W
Joseph 4. Cant 3ss Mckinley. q. p. p.
Henry r. Tsvsry. 1889 Msrslsn4. C p. P
Lawrence ". Putnam Jr. $40 Roland.
Herbert Hal. 2i3j Beaufsl'
Benjamin 2. Prescott 534 CadieuN. q p
All X De.in 1850 r Jefferson G. p p
Geo NJ Neutens. 1880 Msrv and. @. p. p
Vincent y. Scherer 1857 Lakepoin'e
George ? Spencer. l36 Msp'etOn. q p r
7 y Adam 1874 Country club g p W
Z. Nicholson, 51i Lakepo.nte. @. p p
J X Nelmsnr pS3 LakeJoir'e. q r p
JACK F. Reed 1850 Country Club. G. p. vs.