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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13

hrtyely and tried to think what else
sh" dared To make her family sacrt-
flee iu order to settle Ned. biNs with
out letting John see them
\cd came into the room. his face
AllghJ his manner with more than
Us usual spr,Eh'Nucss Ho saw
Edi'h.s depression. and glanced at
the bunch of bills
"bh those" he remarked BlrilN.
giving his sister an attrctiuuatc hug
'hunl YOU 30 Worrying yourself
over those pcayune things. let 'cm
20 What does the whole blooming
business amount to- Not more than
twcniyrodd dollars an told The
heater H an hut flushed, and IN NO
time. eIs. well have money enough
to buy our the local telephone COM
pauy and ride in motor car be-
Sides
EiHh ,hohrd down q s-eh. kissed
hrr Nrosher and believed him Hut
the nt's MUST bc paid somehow -
somehow.
Later she picked up a newspaper
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
THE PENALTY OF FIDELITY.

The news that Brig Gen samuel
I. Ansell, who has done more than
any other Individual In the army 10
arouse the country to the injustice OF
Americas code OF military jurbpru-
denee. has been denoted by the war
department, will not bo pleasing to
the American people In fact, they
can do no less than resent II a. n
warning to those who would stand
up for Justice and right that they
will not he tolerated In public office
II the war department can prevent
It. Secretary Bakers statement that
Ansell was reduced In rank for rcn-
sons not connected with his attitude
on military courts will hardly con
vince anybody. Ciroumstantial evil
dence IN too striking. The people
can hardly get rid OF tho feeling
that Ansell has been penallzed bo-
cause OF the hard fight which he
made In behalf OF n just cause.
There will be much popular sym
pnthy with the viewpoint OF Senator
Chamberlain. democratic chairman
OF tho military affairs committee.
who endeavored during tho session
OF congress just closed tn obtain leg
islation reforming the administration
OF military justice. Reforring to tho
domotion OF Ansell, Chamberlain
said: II think II grave mistake
There is nothing that brings the
army into greater disrcpute than to
demote men who have undertaken
to fearlessly discharge n public duty.
II the war department Ia going TO
adopt the practice OF punlshing men
who tell the truth. God help the,
war department and the country.
because tho American people Will
not stand for H."
The true friends OF tho United
States army, tho patriotic Americans
who want TO see It become an or
fau,ration which rcd-blooded Amer
San youths will be proud to enter.
even In peace times. nro much
Erloved over this Ansell matter, no.
only for the sake OF tho individual.
but because OF the precedent set and
because of the state OF affairs which
| the conduct of his supcrIors reveals
TO have existed, We hate to think
that our army Is run on any such
middle e-age principles, and we will
he slow to encourage our young men
to cast their fate with an organlza-
ton that is ruled by any such mo-
! tiveH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
CITY ATTORNEY WANTS
HIS ASSISTANT NAMED

CIT, Attorney Edward = MARSHALL
has received several Applications for
appointment TO the position uf chief
assistant. position which the
orcscnt city attorney formerly oc-
Cupied
y Mr. Marshall Is according all the
applicants consideration before he
makes any recommendations to the
MAYOR and board of city Con,mis-
slouSPs lie states. however. that a
decision must needs he reached in
the near future, Tor ne IS In need ~
competent Legal assistance. n ts
probable tho' the office Will be rillcd
AZ comm is,ion meeting al an early
llls
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13

MADRID, March l2-H H. As
Quith, former premier OF Great
Britain. arrived in Madrid today and
was received at the railway station
by representatives and Premier Ro-
manones and the ministry OF foreign
affairs He had conference with
Premier Romanones and was to have
luncheon with King Alfonso later In
the day Mr. Asquith said that he
was merely In Spain as tourist and
that this visit had no political sig
nlfIcanCr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
Ok klahoma Outbursts

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tIt a quurl for huotI.yg"rs, d,ryIt
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docs no, pfr,.,r A., ic,,, b., ,,,.,.,.'...,.,'
do n uop,,p.,',l and ,l",,rd ,,,','r
OF Oknhou., Cur Tbl votcr.
League lId ash, he. ~ f,,I M
prrfluouf Junction.
tn, rnps,,,.,,,,r ,I,,,,,, ,, ~,
'.Iprl,u,.rt.f ,.,..., L,..,,d =. ,o,,t,'L
a mu,.r.,ui 4. l,,, u,, s..st,,,,,
Transferred rp , ,pIl r,rlnr iu v,,-
salg hc,,ti.r ~ invitations iufIncuc.s
icra
Il ts uud,,arnul ib.t tho bnr bnr
gurt Ia h., pIt,u Indigo tyuI,ans t,,,
Tho MgtIu of Mn IIHfg uIlI h,. ttn,
.of no.. fuI iy,a, .s,tLr.t,I .f,c,.,s
George Rnmnp. who has nss,Ir,cd
the rosf pf w.t..r Joo.,,s ia s,tttro,
eastern d.airl,t who hayo hccon.
used io drmorr,tIr siuuIl,iiy
Shell rrroE hnyipr hecn .taLcn nv
urprlar nH y,u ,s briny patnfuIlv
mrfed hy the rapori or Ihn rnurl,,
tco from, tho civic rIulr,. is prcpaNnF
"om%orr,,, 'S %"Er Us cn,n G,' stand before the
This rolumn IL Informed th,t the
HrII toIcphupo ,nupnuy ls siu doing
business in the state though there
arc prrsonH wh, nftrr irving Ia uct
central. doubt II a
the OEl,homan is barking for navor
in Oklahoma City moi "nIv carries
an extra tire hut5 has several spnrk
pmgs I'm tho tooI-bnS
Tulsa is exciting itsolf over a lee
turc ON health gny, the wichita
Eagle Among the things Tulsa ha.
been told by the great oSpert Is thnt
you should cat rlpc instead OF green
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
Five ,sot oklahoma's consssssme e

Five ,sof oklahoma's con sssm en-
have Joined the revolt against
Champ Clark because he did not
support the president as enthusiast
caily as they think he should. oh.
tie, then fee. and again fio. Did
not Scott Ferris induce the prcsi-
dent 20 ask for the return OF MIR.
Clark. along with other democratic
candidatosI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13

II In only fair to say that Jeanette
Rankin did not join In the fillbustcr
to disturb the last hours of tho late
congress Not being particularly in.
terested In the next congress. she
was In n hurry TO get back to Mon.
tana and start her spring house
cleaning.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13

Ell PASO, March l2.-On "A per
NIT by the United States govern
ment 10000 rounds OF ammunition
which was purchased in the United
states some time ago but could not
be crossed, was permitted to cross
the border here today for the MeXi-
can federal army IN the northern
part OF Mexico. II will be used by
troops In conducting campaign
against Villa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13

President Wilson spent $4,000 out
OF his own pocket for tips on his
first visit TO Europe. but he refused
to stand for n touch OF $4,000
which the Romans expect ali rulers
to hand over for tho poor when they
visit Rome.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13

A Chicago court has been called
upon to determine whether or not a
curling iron is a dangerous weapon,
which causes tho Detroit Free Press
NJ volunteer the information that 1t
never heard OF one killing anybody
who didn't know Il was loaded.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13

An obllRing official In Detroit has
advised tho woman voters that tho
best time for them TO 10 To tho polls
ana vote In In tho middle OF tho day,
lis says they are less apt to como
In contact with tho male voters nt
that time. Tho women Immediately
determined TO vote either carly or
late
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13

= All tho chaps who used to burn
fho midnight oil inventing perpetual
motion. says the Charleston Post,
arc now at work on a pin that will
put jag into a pint OF water.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13

Mr.. Hoover says that having slved
'ood for everybody but himself he
must now resign an food dtrcctor
Md get Job that will enable him
10 buy some.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13

Another reason, perhap7. why the
president refused 10 cal an cytrn
session ~ congress wan 10 postpone
ns long aT possible an uyehtigatlon
OF the outrageous cNtrAyngnucc In
spending the peoples money col.
loctod by means Of the income tax
law
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13

GIVE prisoners God's great Out.
loor7.' rs headline IN tho sew
Era, the official orrin NJ tho 'cd
era, prisoner, I'm Fort Lraycnworih.
And on" may ho ,pHrdon-h the Oh
Tcrvniion. comments the Topeka
Capital. that. so fnr as Secretary
Enkor Is able, ho Is granting that
request
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13

AFFORD 70 take
) s. s: : . 81: 4: :;:: S.: $ y: y
,Ia al'tssnee 6sSs,s the g
@ asnr @ m ] write y, st @ @ ..'rgp IN m. wnSs .,Ha
% ] % m M % es @ "%"%9a @ @ @ % a r%s T make s'T"y my state
@ M an "Iy,"w in ps, % @ n % & % gNwr was np ' @ o, % hint
@ pg my %"TS @ When % the & Sr Written Of % @ to a a sn. em of H the
o' @ TH o SSrS S S sS t[' Ty p SSs Gi the "T @
@ ou T wSn sy % 'f"f So~Sys % % Insisted on hndns to him.
Of roloasod General Ancs
] ; "a The r'g'S n wa.nnSa @ 1 my copy OF SGS he ' s S' S the
f; . "! "%" Cd" "!s%" -
x9s cI"ts ,s. 11a,aS
nn nnd was made publ by gn ,gr precisely & as mine wa TaS
ne % rot m" how @ letter ana n SGna ] onH @ & so gH % ] Mns"
me not ect on the sneso OF the general that should make state
3 . 3 @ sdSs s 3 ] , S at ae4 @frs ] him % r no G
the the % @ sS % 5 of @ a the % ] an% %s s Officers of
s!s s g'%; @ %''? % ;SS sHs i've" .a' f1%s
,,.y ,n &C.. e. !:
" soldiers @ Than M OF my regimen. SG"Ia No. haye @ ' emf found @ AMY
H""D. Whenever We we're
& TneG SSsT PGs" hSf@E % our Enr FTS % Wis Syr
ana % s % wa" ' ] ' ] ] T a S the" the best @ A @dGo S"
& ms+.xn2 a:S p, ss s,,n the
Of ross ' tSe@ most % s@ an" nrGsp from
kept GTssns%y aHa " SdS ri a work % @ pu without sleeping
% % SGm 5 % cared % o ss % %Tsa TS Sn % % 6 % % % ana He a
G.So" S ""S %ay MY 1ays rospesG
% @ : S,s,, s sa.s :s ssss
is why contempt
Wiling 9Tesnns the asa,h
ns@' a sv
caP Asn f best best %s1 % % @ % % & Aa military nS % a % o S n
% %nason s.cpsG "G " stayed Win S pesun @ W wo grew to
@ @ soSo % aGs "s "ns S ~ an Davis
The Officer Lieutenant
lighting grew strongest admiration Parker
% % w S wec s % G nd % sa @ @ rown % n nTs reF Sg SG
m S as S % M a % SNim S a pride % e @ not @ ge G@a"f Is
% "S Rs R % @ OF % & TS HS dong " @ " " %G
S @ S"S % a s r S al % Of o%e @ % e o @& asea the
OF Win OF there much both
Sm%S the 0S @ and the meH lg" %S an Hn OF & Gnny incidents d
anGeood @ entirely that he %%G to- obey s Officers H., regiment
but EG :" E Ia"y @ T or n at % % obi e % % "@ H m m @ m my
OF the regular officers the transport ordered him
consider himself under responded by offering neht hm for
trifms GoH,Iie.aton Ito mous before court Una marital which
GTFs ana @ the MAJOR So%%anGnS the
the There was no hard mSogS9 @ SG ana sqS tn. the
& hG @ Of to to let % s% s him Ws'R @ R% %r 9% 5 ' ] n ss @ @ e
Gcgne they you're S COINS
viii never show my colonel II van let
] S. Sqo no, Y.9:
in @ regrn! entitled to be shot hap You are and you
m, colonel he When got very
sugar Goushnut hiring watch
"sn. and S"s second him formally ana
p~ ] S aa GSa ?S @ , " .9s5 % '%5; % @ rSp %S' ' 'S @
tho %a,ns Son rnaIS asked
the who Vas sentenced mpr;onmcqt WIN hard labor and
snoadsG beg rerdos ID This %ass ne ne
lac, ln ha GSCSsd9 9n,n'! m & an% GHI S & Sy % pa ba m
muomsou ofocT sank back in remarked ne
SS oa hmm @s the IT w a a }% & % IN 'sS"'" colonel ana you
Copyright 1919 10y The Mcclure Newspaper syndicate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13

they very bad, and were certain to grow much
that order 80 avoid frighful rtytges from
ds"h-c chiefly due iu malaria the army should be sent
hnok at part ~ the northern United states
The general then explained that he could not get tn"
war department to understand the situation, that h"
could not get the attention OF the public. ana that he
irlt that there should bs huthurittN" publication
which would make The war department tax" acton De"
fore late avert the ruin OF the army, All
who In tho room expressed their agreement
Then the reason Tor my being present cam" out. II
explained to hy General Shar"r and by others,
that a. volunteer officer ana Intended iniB"d-
htey return to ry me- could afford 10 take risks
which tho regular army could not afford to lake
and ought bo expected to take and that therefore
ought to make the publication IN question because to
ne ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13

II might be well. suggests tho
Baltimore American, for the ostlma-
bile cartoonists TO agree whether the
league of nations In a lady or gent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13

ana read an advertisement that set
her staring
tTu bc ConuuucdD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
----A ufobiography Of---
Theodore Roosevelt

4 a ! colonel and
~ no dd not intend attend but ia" general informed me hat Ma
medical authorities conditions and they united IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13

American douEhhoys are required
To show ~ certificates " birth before
they are allowed to marry French
girls. IT, says the lInrtlesville Ex
anincr. the French still question
whether those boys were born or not
what was the use Of saving lariA2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13

~ lhwycrC who has been
neutrality-suspicious. to attend the
bar banquet IN honor OF Judge VIII
liams nj MuSkogec. can only find the
coat Of his dress suit, II. suspects
his wife OF having sent the other
parts OF the suit to the Armenian
sufferers,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13

gliafter asked th"
fnrLmLnE nm lhh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13

Speaking uf the p"cullaritlos 81
"rihorfaphy Why I- mamma
HprIlci with two ms whlo papa
has +" get along with uniy one - %
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-27

&onstantinopeli, ntarrosf. =
&orteat elittfltstannltfiet otpat oIfa.
meet pabasti bairitG titrffilaisten
taloitfiia = mariirtfir mitd moi
npoibin tltlee. Sitttaani on pteuet.
tdrpt baarentiaan. |asbdt, iOtSa
enmen oIihuat riffaita, ospot nrpOs
altaneet iirpistaa ipaintoieyia liifiinf
ia tpaiffa Goroari oiteiittaa ntiebe1i
pitdutadn iteIid ipaimloa. on ndiaIaf
tontien noisten IitfirmdSrdn iIntoi-
tettlt olefpon iitltresti 9fddrtpntos-
ia, iiIIa titrffilaiiet ntiebet otpat
ttlleet bltomaamao1L etta BELLA on
fplIifii tefer1istd pboen patnton e
lGtt1ntiiesi1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-27
Neuvottelut
Hiililakosta

Siilenfaiiuaiien ia faiipantoien o.
ulistaiien fesfinGiiet fnbnaliflet on
idtettp fabinetin rattaistaipafii. sos
t6dlldf11n ei pG1stG ioipintoon ja-
tett6nee TOTO fpipnlps 8ilfonin rot
fnistnpafii. = Yolttoaineballinnon
iobtaia @arfieIo on n6btdlpdsti T.
nenlm1n follistinlaSia tpouiesten
ia pleiion pioleIle, lainnen m. nj.
etta paIfnnlii1pstG ei fulfil forpo.
tn main pleiion ipuan mpos fai-
iuontoien omistaiien.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-27
Wiitenfd maito gbSbsmaIloisia fGb-
tetGGn

ybopsipaltain Weadnhpilielpsbepar
temerttti on toirtittanut artpiolas-
felntia iiitG, nriterf1 ne 87,905,-
100000 parinaa utaitoa, iotfa Ob-
opstpalloisio ipnoiittain faaboan
fGptetGGn. geeliGfpnment6 neli6 ia
ptoli proienttio fGptet11n titoreenn
maitono ibntisten raipinnofii, SO
profertttio fofonnistitotonnosta ipal-
u1istetnan tpoifii, Az proferttia
iirtstofii, Az proienttia fanniite-
tltfii ntoiooffi, a profenttia f6pte-
tG1n idGfernton ipalmistifleen, a
proienttia moiifoiben ia iifoien ra-
ipinnofii farnteillo ia 21a proient-
tia menee buffoon ntaitotoIoubesio.
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1S ibmista bnffnmnt

Solilt, ste, Wearie, Micb. - 9.
B. Bloogettin ontistantn boprpIai-
tpa "Npron" on uponnut Siipetior
idr,pelld roiiponneisfo mprsfpisid,
ipieoen mutnnoan t8 miest6, ID
belld 8bitefisb Bointia. 8afii OBI.
fiilfeipoa Iaifpao pritti pelastaa ZIP.
podmistilasia oIeipm Iaitpon nlie.
bistod beittden BELLE peIostusfop-
lid, ipam miebet- oIifpot min n11n-
fpneitd ia fpImdstd fobnettitneita,
ettd be eiiudt uoineet pit61 fopfistd
tiinni ipoan tpaipuitpat meoen tpa.
rodn. Oman tiiripaIIiiuiitenfa tofio
slipat opiiiin tiiIIeet loiipat pafote.
f1t poishunaon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-27
Hajaantuneen
Kongressin
Saavutuksia

slsfen baiaantiinilt plimdGrGinen
fonsresii bppafiui ieirraaipat Iaii
istlntofartenaan.
2iidps liittoballihlfien perustiis-
Iafiin, iofa tafaa rtaiiille G6nioi.
teltDen ia iofa on porbaillaan mol.
tioioen lainlaatijafllntien lopulliies
ii pd6tettdapdnd.
&ieltolain bpipGfipi fongressi
preiioeiltti Bilionin eittoamiiesto
bitolimatta.
Y1im1nipalon iGdst1mislain fon.
CREST mposfin perluitti preiioentin
mastlistlrfIesta buoIintatta.
Selefooni- ia telegroafilaitotNet
fon9resii pGGtti palmtttaa pfiitni-
file onlistoiilleen ioilta ne oil o.
tettu ballititflen fcrttrolIin alai1ef.
ii iotatoimenpiteend.
Snllituflen fontrnlIin ipGri,ainei.
oen apalmistlifieen pGGtti fonfresSi
iatfluman emil tanrmifliin Is p1i-
mGGn.
Sota-aifann ipoilnasia olleen Sc.
merin riiofo- id polttoainefontrolli-
lain p1dtti fongresii ulottao mpos-
fin moatetarpeiiiin ia muibin mGlt.
tdindttomiin taripiffeiiiin iainaIlo
ntposfin iGGtGen rasfaitu rangois-
tufiia nGillG tarpitfeilla feinotte-
IiioiIle.
&enrooli Sersbingille nrponnet.
tim ppfpm1inen fenraaIin oripo.
slrneiia iiipistettiin -tilapGiiesti
100000 niebeen iifii funnes to-
ma tpipnnps on Iopitlliiesti rotfais-
tn rntbanaifaiiilln lneilIa.
9lIasfaan raittotie nlG1rGttiin 10.
pnlliIeSti ipalntistettaipnfli ia SitG
tportea n1porurettiitt tdrpeeIKnen
mGdrGrnbo.
Sota-otfana apoimtasia ollittto
posiiaietlistn latfettiin, tarfoititfieI.
Ia fen tiiripin pit11 ulfomaalaifet
raoifoalit pois t1stG maasta.
@rinGisten ballinnollisten loitoS-
ten pllGpitoon fongresii nponii tGl.
I'd iStitntofnitoeIla fhiffiaan $3,'
000,0O0,0OO. SGstd iuntmasta an.
nettiin $75O,OO0,OOO raiitateiIle,
$772,0O0,OOO arrrteiiolle, $685..
100000 lnifposton pll6pitoon, ia
$6t3, 100000 erin6iiiin Sitpiilitar.
foititfitin.
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amihpmns tebnbt titboia Mnstra-
liasIa

2ontoo, morrosf. = Slitstraalid,
erittdinfin lluii @teld @ales fdriii
tiiboiiimntosta fuitpuiioesta ntitd on
tpaIIirrnut ieniGIfeen tltn molfoiiet
ibniiet ofpat oihneet ntuosio, ter
too tieoonanto Sponepstd 0oilp
01oiliIIe.
Soto on tiiboiitittitt ia on epdil-
tdtp6d onfo riittGipdsti iiemenipeb.
nd6 ieitrooipoa fplip0d ipdrten. Co
oar ia fentieii tiibonnet oiuffaot o.
mot ioiitiineet iparoriffcon. Suotei.
fen lluoen @teI6 Baleiin fonotam
olefpon erGrloona, josta faiffi mib-
reps on fnoonruit. 2aitimet oiuat
iiroterlut eldinten IiiurongoiIla 10
pfiinpd fdniinitfin fitoletpof iultrts
Iufuiiesti.
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Snpmeu raban fnrsii

giobanip6littdiien ilmoititfiisto
ts6fpp, ETH flrrsii on ollut 30 inf.
opIIorista. &ilrsii on flritenfin a.
Ieritilnilt, ioten lebtenme ilfoiimitia
pninoon pantoeSia iaomanme iob-
foianomut ilnroittaipat fursiin feit-
roa,pasti: syirst ysational Sanf,
6aneocf, Wiicb. rafiaa 0ollarista
fnlf. 2S,75. Sebman, Sornborg,
Stem yorf, mnfioa inf. 81 oolla.
Rita. Wfuilta liitfeiIt6 emre ole
faaneet tietoio, rrirtta offence fltrsii
toifiIla famoilIo paiffeilla.
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tGaIltinotfoIIoan gietoriooresta

Halituntotfallann Yietorioaresta
jolititi erGs iaflaloinen oIiis zee
lia" ttintinen, ntiin1n titbottonafii.
aosfo oIus oil IabtiesS6Gn olliit
fofpin tallelloon ontoi fapteeni S.
Gilbert fasfpn onftitroioo laipa.
2aifpa onffuroitiin MGsfGrin li,pt.
iipoitan eoiistalIo, ia miebisto RIB
tpi forinomoan fonnelIo oleipoa los
tio. @Gb6n mpobenintin fiiuIiii lai-
man oifeollo piioIeIla oitforo rd'
i6bops ia neii lenii iImoon. Sitd
ieiirafi pienempi r6idbbps, ionfa
i6Ifeen Ioiipnn per1pnoIi ritpeli ipo-
iconoon. Wsiebisto titripuiitiii .pe.
lostuspenbeiiiin ioiIld BE pGdiiwdt
ronnoIle. 2osfa pppoonlispoifasio
on main s metrin fyspppoeItd pettd
ipoioodn dIus nostnd.
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airiefssbfpiet metfamiuartiiaim apit-
LATINA

&iine feidn1 fpaIlinneioen anfa-
roi6en metfGpaIoien nifara lGnnen
tpoltioisfa fdptettiin firiefppbfpiiG
meneStpfielliiesti fitliettomnnn iano
mia palopaifoilta metiGnipartiiain
pddfortteereibir. 8aiffa nGitG fo.
tefliija tebtiirtfin ninoastaan tpGbenl
uidSfG ntddr1SiG, min iflnostiipat
ne frnlnlinfin meti1nboitotpiran-
outaiiia iisfomaan, ettd firiefppbfp-
fid ipoioaan fdptt1G apitlaiiina met
fdpaIoisia menestpfieuiiesti iiat-
remmnsfafin mGGrGsfG.
TeadnipiIielpso psoepnrtententti ortfin
TO rpbtpnpt 2aitposto6epartementir
fart8fa aliasta neiipotteIentaan ia
toipotagft piimefiinainitiilta oepar
tementiIta ioatafpan firiefppbfpii6
tdrtoitiista iparten. &ppbfnsofentat
on tdnldn taltpen aifatta idriestet.
tdhpd ia linniit bnrjoitettatpa ietG
totiitettaipa ilrnastoon. &ppbfpnen
tDoi lertGG tltlliifin fataa ntaiIia
pdindsid; taipollinen fppbfpnen len
TOD belposti 140-200 mniliin pa.
risla folmesia ,titnnisia &in mot
tat metiGnboitoalueilIa eitp1t pleen-
I'd ole nGinf6Gn pitfiG, min ei tbs
ia ftbteesia ntit11n naifeitfiia ole
ooetettotpisio. llieinmisia taporflis
Ia on ntatfn paIopoifaltn p1Gfort-
teeriin ipGbentntGn fitin SO MALTA.
@ariinfin pioriiisIo ieuoitisia,
ioisIa motfustiis on ipaifeao, titlee
firiefbpbfpiistG oIentoun ianoniaat-
taiina iuiiri bpotp.
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25 fansiiiaa palammt fmoliaaffi

Billie Ylatte, 2a. nlarrasf. =
25 benfiloa, eninmafleen MALTA ia
tpttoid, iai iiirnlnnia Iiefeisid, fun
eriis pinirafenniis, ionne 800 fpldn
aiufasta oil fofoontiinlit tansii-
moan ia buipittclenlaan, ipttpi tu-
leen ia paloi porofii. 10 iai ipaifei-
to paloboalpoia ia fliolleitten liifu-
mdaran Ilnlllaan ipiel1 nouieipan,
iabfa perinpobiainen tartastus loo.
oaan teb6pfii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-27
Sotaan Punai-
sia Vastaan

Ueinneiotan ipaltion entisten TO-
tilaitten pboistps, @mericon 9egion,
on pdattpnpt rpbtpa aipoimeen To-
taan taitfia raoifnaleja tpostaan.
Se9onaan flillitli noin $4,000 ID
1ent1 ia on len obielinana M. M.
pnlpoa lafien moimoorpanoa pu-
naisten toilninnon fiipistaniiefii,
estad ulfomaalaisten aripostelemas-
ia ybopsipaltain baIlitusta in. e.
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Opettaiista on ftmri pnnte

@osbington, 9. 6. rtnrrosf. =
2iittoDanititfien fasapatustpiraston
fltri iiiIfaiiemasia tieoonannosio
ionotoon pjenten pdlffain oibe,rtta-
man ien ettG opettaiista alfaa ollo
tltrtrtpa paitte glnteri.asiaf @oin
100000 opettaian poiftoa on tdl-
lGfertoo oponaiiena, tai oipat tGD-
tettp per6ti beifoilla fpppiIlG pa-
rustetllilla opettnjilla. @aiffa opet-
taiien pltiite on titntuipa faifisio
ipultioisla, min fiiirrin on ie fiti-
terfin etel6siG, iosfa pboen folmon-
nefien foitluista ferrotoon oleipon
pailla ntinfGGnlaista opettoioo.
&aiffialta ilntotetaan opettoiien
pinttteefeen oleipan ippna fen fiin
polfat t6lG olalla eitpat ole tobon'
meet iabtelIiiesti elintarpeioen fans'
ia, ioten opettaiat oipat pafotetit
antuttrntoan seIlaiiille toimialoille
ioisia iootpdt parenrpoo polffoo.