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The Washington herald., 1919-01-06
SIX MONTHS In JAIL
FOR PACIFIST PARSON
He Could Find Nothing in Bibk
Requiring Him TO Register.

Fort Worth. Tex. Jan. 5.-Thougt
he searched from Genesis 10 Revela.
ton. w. d. Johnson. negro preacher
Of Corsicana, couldn't md a line o.
Holy Writ that called on him ts
register under the draft law. s.
when 100000 Americans Of al
colors and creeds signed up to pui
the finishing touches to the Kaiser
Johnson's name was not on the Iist
"Pahson Johnsing" is pacifs
with a large =. He says he wouIt
not hurt a living thing. and besidei
there IS In the rules and regulations
OF the Church OF God" OF which h,
claims to be a duly appointed agent
certain inhibitions against the hght.
ing game.
War Is absolutely abhorrrd BY ths
sect with which johnson iE identi-
/ fed. and when he was taken befor,
draft board after the day for reg.
istratiOn passed he stiIl held ouf
that tn" Bible gave no such author,
ity ana steadfastIy refused to com
ply with the law.
u was then that johnson was ar.
rested and was up before Judgs
West in the Federal Court to answer
for his failure to heed the call o.
Uncle Sam.
Judge West rebuked the negro for
his lack OF patriotism and sen
fenced him TO six months in jail
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06
THE TOWN CRIER.

Mrs. Court y. Wood. president OF
the District Federation Of Women
Clubs, invites women who are willing
10 do personal work for American
ization TO meet with the committee
at Old Central High School tomor-
row at l O'Clock
william n. CoIver. chairman ot
the Federal Trade Commission. Will
address the Commercial Club tor-nr-
row evening. at a dinner. at which
he will be honor guest 10 be given
in the club quarters. His subject
VIII be "Tnr American Trade Com
mission and American business"
Mrs. Ida clyde clarke. of New
York. will address the Business
Women's Council tomorrow evening
at 7.3O at Wesley chapel Firth and
+ streets norihwes
The January meeting Of the Co.
lumhia He ghts citizens Association
will be held tomorrow night at
o'clock at the postoFicc on Park
road.
The annual meeting Of the corpo-
ration OF the PRESBYTERIAN Homo
will be held Thursday morning at
1880 o'clock ST the homo. 1915 New
ton street.
VI. Albert KeIm will address the
Arts club today at 4:3O on
Z "L'AlsaCc-' M keim IS na'fv,.
Of AlssCe and fought through the
war on the side or tho allies.
The Advertising club Of washing
ton will hul5 its first dinner meet
ing Of the new year at Rauscher's
/ at $50 O'Clock Thursday. January ..
The Triangle Club Of Master Mas
ons OF the Department OF AErIyuI-
ture will hold its election OF officers
at its meeting. January II. on ihc
second floor or the Pytuiau Temple.
Tho monthly meeting Of tho Day
Nursery Association has hoen post
poned 10 January \ at 1890 a. IN.
at the Ebbiu House.
The annual dance Of the navy
Yard Players League Will be held
some time in January.
The GeorEIa Tech AImnI Club Of
Washington WiIl meet at a dinner
"Wednesday. January s. at o'clock
p. m. at Cushmsns. 6O7 Fourteenth
street northwest. All Georgia Tcvh
men are invited 10 be present
Members cf AIphH Gamma Delta
Fraternity for college women VIII
meet this evening al IN" home Of
Miss Miriam J.. Clarke. The Parker.
Sixteenth street and Park road
northwest 4 special invitation is
extended to war workers from the
various chapters OF the fraternity
who have not already affiliated with
the Washington graduate chapter
The hfth annual apple cider and
gingerbread party Of the West Nlr-
ginia Society will be held January
9 at Pythian Temple. 1919 Ninth
street northwest The entertain
ment committee has arranged a pro-
/ gram OF music, readings and dane
ing All West Virginians are cor
daily invited.
The Junior Temple Society will
hold a meeting tomorrow evening
at s o'clock at the Eighth Street
Temple. Dancing and entertain
ment will feature the meeting.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06
KILLS HIS SISTER,
THEN SEES MOVIE
New Yorker Says He Doesn't Re-
member Shooting.

New York. Jan. 5.-RiChard z. Phis-
ter. who was arrested charged with
shooting and killing his sister. Mrs.
Ella Zahner, at her home in Wood
haven, Queens, went TO a moving
picture house to see a comic picture
after the shooting, the police de-
Clared.
They obtained statement from
Phister. it is alleged. in which he said
he went Friday night to make be-
lated New Year call on his sister.
taking a revolver because there had
been burglars in the neiEhborhood ana
he wanted to be prepared. The pair
had had differences concerning Phis-
ter's administration of their fathers
estate, and there was a new quarrel
on the subject that evening. Phister
declared. the police say, that he re-
members approaching TO within a few
feet of his sister md then lost all
recollection of events.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06
Hotel Bureau Drawer
Best Place" for Baby

Chicago. Jan 5.-When Mrs. Mar
"a Tourney went cut with her blue
Jacket husband 10 a movie az Wauke-
gan, near the Great Lakes Nava
Training Station. she put their twp
W"eks-old baby In a bureau drawei
al the hotel where she was stopping
The baby awakened and uttered suct
calls for attention that the manager
responded.
The idea OF sColdfnE." Mrs. Tour.
ney said. - bureau drawer is Che
best place in the world 10 leave a
child when you're living In a hotel
/ learned that trick from q friend ''
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06
SPECIAL NOTICE.

PURSUANT TO SECTION l. ARrICp.E VIII
OF bylaws, notice Is hereby given that ths
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of The Caps.
tai Traction Company for the election OF a
board Of directors for the ensuing rear and the
transaction Of such other business as may Be
Drought before the meeting. will be held at the
Office of the company, 3th and N streets nv.
Warrington. ID. C., on Wednesday, January 9,
WIS. al lo5 O'Clock a. m. The polls will be
open from II O'Clock a. m. uptil IL O'CLOCK
noon. II. ID. CRAMPToN, Secretary. de25-lst
SPECIAL MEETING OF PLAsTERERs' AND
Cement Finishers' local IS. Monday, January
8, at 20 p. m. election Of officers and busines,
OF Importance. CHAS. SMITH, president; H.
T. FINN secretary. ia. cit
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06

lete the links In a system Of I'M
Ind. Questions Of minor detail o
curse win be raised but they shouis
no more difficult Of answering sat
factorily than was the duesrot
.shich arose when the great railrnAd
OF Canada passed over the bounSs rs
across the State of Maine and thcl
G gain entered into the Cana6isi
provinces so that Halifax and 81
John could be reached.
II will be regarded as one OF tn,
most wonderful OF the dramatic an.
unexpected results Of the war tina
Canada on the north. and Chin a
well as Argentina on the south
should be in such close physica
touch as the building OF a rsilroas
line which would bisect the Amert
can hemisphere would make possible
s"HOLLAND.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06
Civil Service VIII Hold .:
Examinations February S

The Civil Service Commission an.
nounCes open competitive cNamina-
tions will be held on February g. az
follows. Specialist in household SCI
cree. for women only. E.4D1 per an
mum; assistant curator. SI.S1O per an
mum; aid in paleobotauy. 400 per
annum.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
DIED.

ALLEN-On Sunday, January 6. 1919,
at his late residence. 722 L street
northeast. OF influenza. SAMUEL
c. ALLEN, beloved son OF Marga-
ret Allen and the late Samuel
EVens Allen.
Funeral Tuesday. January :. Pri-
yate,
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06
CLAlRVOYANT.
MR.. ARTHAN

Noted platform test medium. Reading, daily
on all affairs Of life; tells everything; best ad-
wiser; see him. you will make no mistake.
Studies, 500 st NV d,Ii-sr
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06
PAINTING AND REPAIRING.
AUTO ACCESSORIES.
HOTELS AND CAFES.
THE CAIRO HOTEL

lf1E SAlNO HOlEL
Que ST., next door 10th NV, mod
en steel 6reproof structure; rooms
with bath. $3.50 per day; rooms
with running hot and cold water,
$3.50 per day. Special rates by
the month. ia4-tf
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06
MONEY TO LOAN.

kONEY TO LOAT ON APPROVED CITI
real estate at lowest current .ates; specal
priviler-s With respect to IN psments.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD Inc. III 18th st.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06

JUST RECEIVED FINE LOT OF LEACHEs.
singing caDariss, gold fishes. dogs. We do all
kinds Of TaIidermy. SCHMID'S PET EN-
PORIUM, ~ 18th st. NV de3o-90t
FOR SALE-YOUNG PIGS; GOOD BREED.
Send postal card TO Mrs. E. NJ. McCOnvey,
East Falls Church. Va. Route u. ia est
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06
WRECKERS AND BUILDERS.
PETS AND LIVE STOCK.

WE WRECK ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS.
A r TOMPSON. Isr Z st Sc noHN Nfs-tf
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

FORD-THEEE FORD TOURING CARS IN
excellent condition; l9l4I5I7 models: also
single and double bodies. 39c' st. NV. Phone
West I365W iaa7t
FORD TOURING 1914; GOOD CONDITION:
many extras; all tires: cheap for cash,
Apply ADAMS BARBER SHOP, 9th and
sts. NV. ia5-lt
SAXON, MODEL TOURING, $50: BUICK
converted light delivery truck capacity I5oo
500 Mileage. both 500. Perfect condition
Bargains. Selling because installing heavier
equipment. BOX lsB. Crozet, Va de3l-7t
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06
PROF. WRIGHT

Palmist and Clairvoyant,
PriVate reading daily; satisfaction guaranteed
H0urs, II a. m. to D. IN. Phone Main t7,
5l2 II st NV. del5G
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FURNISHED.
FURNISHED BUNGALOW, CHERRYDALE,
Va. thirty minutes TO Treasury, piano, garage,
eonserTatory, electricity. bath, pure running
spring water 10 house. situated on high ridge
oEer!ooking city in pleasant grove. FRANK
O'NEIL. lSe2 Wis ave NV so month ia4a
FURNISHED BUNGALOW, CHERRYDALE,
Va, aK rooms, electricity. good running
spring water in house. FRANK O'NEIL, 1857
Wis ave NV. So month fsIst
SUBLET FURNISHED HOUSE, 10 ROOMS.
2 baths. garage; \ square from Chevy Chase
circle; reasonable rent Phone Cleveland
I7s {.S9,
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06

BOYS WANTED TO SERVE HERALD;
good salary: can make extra money collecting
Apply 1913 X s.. ne. laSLt
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06
REAL ESTATE.
WANTED TO BUY.

WILL CALL ~ Ny CSLETTERED AUTO
mobile, du or Suburban. and %, you highest
prices for ladies'. seutlemsn's, childreu's Dis
esrded clothing of all description Address
postsI or phone vii csE z RICE. IN 7th
Ct Nv Ir4
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06
AUTOS FOR HIRE,
VIM TRICKS

By hour, day, week or month See me for
prices Phone Franklin J5s-W
A. HITE, II NJ st. sw. de1-tt
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06

LABORERs WANTED IN THE BUREAU OF
STANDARDS 8 per day. Call for inter
view JALs'@
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06
WANTED-APARTMENTS.
FURNISHED,

HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT. TWO OR
three rooms, bath and htehenette. wholly or
partly furnished; walking distance or convenient
TO car line. Write all particulars. BOX 81,
Herald Office de3l-tf
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06
Writer'S Idea Revived.

w nfNiNtus
Undoubtedly il is due in great
measure to this increase Of trade be-
tween the United States and South
American nations and to the eNpec-
tation that speedily our trade with
South America and Canada will fur
nish the largest aggregate of our in
ternational commerce that the idea
first formulated in the mind Of Helper
has now been revived. The engineers
and surveyors have demonstrated
that II is practicable to build rail-
roads so as to carry them over the
lofty mountain ranges of South
America. The trade between the
United States and South America and
incidentally that which would be es-
tablished between Mexico and Gen.
tral America and this country as well
as South America undoubtedly jus
tifies the men who are contemplating
the promotion of this hemispherical
railroad in attempting again TO ag1-
tate, the building OF it The United
States would be. able to furnish all
the capital that needed to COM
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

COOK-FRsT CLASS. AND WATERS.
also man or woman TO work around kitchen
and do outdoor work; good wages. Apply FAR
MER'S HOTEL, Marlboro. Nd Phone Mari
bOrO 81. IaiTt
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
WANTED-ROOMS.
UNFINISHED

UNFURNIsHED.
WANTED UNFURNIsHHED ROOM
UNFINISHED ROOM AND KITCHEN
stte with Gas; phone and use Of bath. Near
G and Ttb sta. BOX SIS Herald Office ja5a
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06

APPRENTICE BOY WANTED IN PRINT.
ing Office. Apply BERESFORD fhNiLNE
CO. sos + St NV. Jal-it
The Washington herald., 1919-01-06
HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED-A WHITE COUNTER BOY, ALSO
a colored dishwashsr at smOOt stand, q 81.
Market ia 0LI
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-15
KANSAN kIRjElTA

>apdlld, ia Min wiiuie betteen laatfo.
Salleluiao!
Sain meli Mrt9nrilta firje.n
Srmsfasta, ia bGn ianoi poiipar-
la bppin ia or teripes, ia eta ban
eli pmm6rr1 mifii eli mimua paaStc-
til pois t11ltG, lanoi miel6 liiben
ettG fpIld find rafos welieni olet on.
nellinen fun ei iinun tarwinnlt
l19te1 SranSfaan b. III. ia ettd MOS
nestu, monesta taisteliista iiialli-
Iestifin Sitmalo rafas iinia lcasti,
pnn1 mielG wofuutti lrtiosti ltSfo-
momia eta tplla Sltmala ebfd ploll-
fin iuboottaa aiiat min eta p1Gs-
t11n tptiin. Snofoon Ills Siimala
ettd ie aifo plan ioutuiii. Oh min
G1rettomGn poba mieleni fun et
pdasspt 10 p1Gii6ilefii totiin. Gi le
tietpsti niinfGGn pitf1fli ebfc tnii-
III, mirtto fun aina 'l%lrpotoan pntaud
pGiapGlt1 ia miiffo miifolto ettd mt
IinG pGGiet eif1 fuitenfaun ~poastetn.
apim MT miel1 lopifli ettd rllten-
til bmpG ria moipi2 2altlun bdnel-
le raffnat terpeiieni. ga mitenfd
-
IufulaiIet @ilbertisid moiiuat2 Otons
min, Oiolon iefG &oiminn1en per
beet, entGs ierffrni Siljo &alnlo
Nopemineisio? SermebtGf01 beitd-
fin roitbon ia r~affauoen terneililln
mimlltu. Sonia iGlfeen lopetoit
tGrn6n firjeeni monifGo roll6on ia
raffouoen terlpeilillG teille, ratfodt
munbempani, lef1 iisfo ia lpeljet.
pnnG foifille littuloilille ia tiittn-
milIe. SeeiufIen nimeSlo. Amcnl
&affoubella teibGn,
8Gino
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-15
Y5ptafiria

tebtp~ 8~afefielbin Gap. 9lltb. acn-
iallisieitrafMnnan alioli4puoiifofolif
iesia bllbtifuun t3 pGimSnG.
1. &ofolptlen nmoii eiimieS Sobll
@iemelG -fellp 2:15 jGlfeen pllclcn
pGipGn. 3mtlettiin mtmerp l02
Observation-Disclosures, ionfn jail
feen eiimies pitt lpbpen pii6ecn il
rltfolttien.
9. 2llettiin mime fotollflen pom.
tGfirjo ia bpapdfipttiin.
3. GGGtettiin tarfnstnn plfNi-
mltooen tilt.
4. Selrn@ot benfilot ipalittiil
Quirfpbin: Wiss emilia Niemi nrfli-
riff; WisseS Srene 2imL Gllo
.2inn, @umo 2inn Soiepbine aan-
ninen, Silnla aonninen ia MfrS
Nlnna Niemi mulittiin ppb1folilltn
opettoiifli. +,
5. &eSfltstelr,in ltrfl1rin polfae.
ia. GGGtettiin mafiao So mto-
0eslo.
6. &eSfusteltiin feiGfoulnsto.
Y1Gtettiin ettG eli piOetG f~elGfoaliln
t1nG fei1n1. YG1tettiin pit0a ppbG,
foululosten iubla enii elofuilla.
Z. 8G1tettiin I1bettGd firffofin.
nan fofoufieen ebustoja. @r Sohu
&osfela molittiin. SGn lupooatlnt
tefenlGGn fen motfan miioellGtoiSta
6ollarilIo.
g.. 2ai1lettiin lnulli no. AZ Ep-
Observation-Disclosures, ionfa jGlfeen
lopetettiin fofous.
Sobn 9iemeld Sobn 6. @illiams
clinics firiiri
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-15

ben mppnti ia fifteen ninua Duuta-
molla %inatiin faHisoripoinen nilffe.
iorfa iai lie jofn len ninlcr oil buu-
tanut, ia nponto mull.a fnnntulloa
oil Iietl1 labjoineen jottu olili liion
pitfd fertoa; tulot ilturnisto of
$4,000.
Naisten flupin fofous oil Wrs
ginari &oSfen luona 1 pGiip1 ton.
fof. iosia pGGtimme mntiaai pinifon
Welfaa tdlIG fertaa $4,000. Top,
t1trlpt tdSiG tilaiiunbesia oil $500.
Seirnmpa flupih fofous on Mrs
'Sacob 2unoin liiona. Seuraalpn
Hliorten Northumberland tofous OH
Scr ia Ners Ginar YGfin luono.
2asten Northumberland fofous OH
Wr ia Wrs 2iimataiien luonu.
Sigrio 90.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-15
gsbtabmla Sarbor, S6iO

&uniunisIeuraf. gtrori1oliiton
neu(crlaiciron fotouS, iofu pioet
tim Scr ia @ars griGnGiien luona
"a pGipG bltbtifuutn, of taipallisto
iublolIiiempi, fppstd finn ianaSla IL
l%oiluuoesia fmnettiin ppbGdn fas'
teeleen Scr ia Wtrs 9riGnGiIen pie
nofainen. &ob1pipopoGstG oil titlos
$4.55. 2osten iltantat flitpin nais.
ten owlstomina of 30 pGiwG, Sap
Set iuoritthpat alusia lphDen objel-
mon, ionfo jGlfeen ienraIi fdIitoi-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-15
STRIFE Mmerifan iotaleirilta!

NlrJe NWtrtIuH fululctrtlIU!
@rapt. 8Gino y. Sill. .. 30. 6. ".
z.
Camp Grant, Sllinois
&irioittaa ierlraapaSti:
&attoot monbemmat,
Sirginiasia. Winn.
SpoGuelliiet fiitofiet iaan lariua
Gibille iiitd raffaasta ia terinetul-
leesta tirieestG, ionfa Jain tGnGpGi-
pGnG ilollo mastaan ottaa fiitos,
fiitosl Oi diti, flinfa dim iloinen
&c tinltui iban fllin oliiin fotona.
Gil6 bettellG fuin luin firjetta,
iaan totta loiiliia 1ioille, sttG DIN
iIoinen Seeiiitiesia, iiit1fin i~nuresto
arnuoSta finn lotilaalla on mapnlis
postin fautto firlpittaa Srmalon ia
nua, ia taas p1imustoin looon
Seeiubien raffoan firiefppbfpiIia
mastaan ottaa. 81 1iti rafos, mi.
mlile tuli meii iilmiini finn ulpl
min littutllfIen mallasla lufies'ont
teioGn ratasta iitlolnnomoanne Sec
futlestanme. 81 fiitosl 3Dlldbdll
Sit1 tGGll1fin Nhiorten ,Wtiesten
&riStil!iieSIG pboistpfiesiG prbutaan
Sunralan ionua, ia lailletaon. ben-
qeuiiiG loulrja, mltta ei ne ole min
pubousto ia Iuloista elpanfelinnttn,
iota olen oppinut fotonu fnulemann;
OF ei. Senp1t1bben, OF 1iti ratas,
oliiin iloinen finn lGbettdiIitte jon
fun 6engelliien leboen, iosta IailiE
Iufea Simtnlon ianan falliita no
tuufIia. 81 minulla ole mitddn
6u~onlaloistu firioo, puitli oma eng
Ionninfielien ronmnttlni. gtiin
Ienp1t1boen, OF 1iti, on fptini fir
ieet lime lGGfettG minun janonipai-
5elle Fl ,(ullcni. @n fuitenfonn mrl'
ia moi FUN pfiinfertuiiesti fiitta1
SsSllmaloa teioGn tdbtenne, oi diti.
Slmoitan ettG NOM bpfpin ia 0.
len tcrwes, iosta fiitos Snmolcn
ettG JGn Min OH bella ia rafas lap
sienla perGGnfatioja, iiGinen t1fi ia
titripo, fefG mobma lima jome
manburSfas jtofiee ia tulee marjel-
Iiltii. Siis toinon iamaa bpmdd
poirtia ilGlle, Gitille, Mmalle, gr-
i0lle, ia IbolfilIe, iefG ettd raubon
SsSiimala tGtfefoon meit1 SGnen orr
nroSiipieniG iltoioon pollG ia Poi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-15
&iitus

SpoGmellinen fiitos Mile nsto-
mile Seriep GitpsiG, iotfa pll1tt:-
mot meioGt tilolloon 26 pGiipGn IL
tona ritteen totiimnne ilnton nGbin-
tdf16n aotpistiistamme; .bGmmas-
tDimnne min fotpin ettd unboitimme
otis pelfpolliiuittemme. 9iin,
bausfasti fnlrti ie ilta loitlellen 10
pitbellen. 8iitos pastori @nttoielle
iii6ltoritfaosta pitbeesta ia fiitos
fofesto, mitd toitte ttIlesionne. @i.
no tliIenrme teitd mitistantaon raf-
fauoello.
Mrs ia Scr Dillon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-15
1iifa on lapiiOifentcii pcrnstas?

49," W tupft"'ts"'sh ~fe'"'t~'|
Snban aiuan pleistd fun hllee
fplpnlps liit1 oletto Sumalan lupii,
oletto ulltlos, ppba, pubods, tai-
moan perilliiien, lie ett6 ianotaam:
"yto, eiban it'd Min Warniaan tico1
ianoa; fplld toinpon ettd tiliiin.
Olenban foittnmut alma uSfoo Su-
malaull, olcn f1pnpt firfoSIo ia eb-
toollbello, en- ole mif1dll Sinlolan-
fieltaiG, Ell tiebd mitGGn eritpistG
pubaotaon tebneeni, ioten toiapon
Slplnalun plapan minulle nrntoIli-
len. auinfa idIein iaafaan fuuIIo
t1m1ntapailin f~ariieufien fiitosiano-
joi sc iobtul iiitd ettei Sumalnn
lana lao paliastaa nteiodn %tiloauu-
MT. Gimme ole ipntiG iaoneet phi.
ap1n maloon, paan fmpittelemnle:
Olen rifas, olen rifnstllmit enfG
mitGGn tarlpitle. auinfa onfin
iuriillista, finn festell1 fllolemaa
iemnle ME fitolemamnme! SilIein
enrlle me mposfdGn elGmG1mntc,
fGGn oiftusio mnlosio. GDf6pG, ps.
tdlu1, lanot: mist1 iitten ticoGu
nis'G on lapiioifeutcni wnrnmus jn
pobio; flliiifa tiebGn ettG olcn Sii-
nlalan ldpii? Appstoli Scbonmcs
bimoobti: &atfofua minfGfaltoilen
rntfouocn on SID nellie oioittnnllt
ottG mcitd Slmalon lapiifIi nimite-
tGGn. &as tGsiGGm on lopiioifru.
teule p~erustuS 10 po6jo: Sun,n-
Ion raftaus, jofn touS limestDi ot
feen tdnossiG h:tipySIaon Wolgaton
liuurenn neutrality-suspicious.; iiellG
nellie Seellts mercrIG fu,ltfn nilfui-
il popoun. p1G,Sn Sumolon tnf0.
Mao ilViG OH porJnn tob,"+us ettG
olet S%urnnlon lopIi. Oletbnn foS-
tettlt 'Seeiufien fuolcnron ia ploS-
n"olicnutfien ibnnoan moittoon. SGS-
ia SSlG iinltn lpuun fatlelee %tnilpoun
petilliienG. &lln on fpIpmptleslG Ipn-
tiien taimouieen tulo, ei title mifGGR
mei0Gn omalme fDIpnpfIeen; mei-
oGn olllastu bppeistGmne Ianotnon
ettG lie Oh iooStoinen mnate Suu>n
Ian coesfG. SitlipG taipit, fen lie.
netfin. ionon ~tobistusten ale; j0d
fuulcnloan nlitG S~lunoln Innoo p
oellG, iuno iinG perGsid; nimon mor.
mnon lilloin tlinmtstufIefIcli j1a:
olen niltltas. Sumolan lnpii, lana
@errm lonoo len.
go nlibin lnpiioifeittemne mar
mltits ineit1 ipehpoittoo, ipopaastif-
TO nimaon ipnnisid niinfuin folo
meoeSiG9 81, pstGpG rofoS; Ie ipn-
nptt1G meiSid .mopoon lnplen mies
len. Silloinpa wusto tabtoiIinune
elGntGmnefin pitplesto ola foifes0a
pltbtoita, maan i4rullisto fiiitenfin,
Find erlnre pnnistu. Mino maun
nGenuilc fliinfd olemnle Sldn mlelen
puboittoneet. SitlipG ~ornlolapIi II.
|iein pubfee loillltn inrloibin: "&obt
en- enGG ipnneillGni SlGn mielt1 pa.
boito." 81 mopou julistuS armoS-
ia ole liiben ippn1 ettG me Min pc
rim blponoio ia puuttltpailio olein-
me; inn on lima ett6 liion m1b1n
fGptGmme Syitnlalun arrnoo. Sos
Seelufien ornte eli ioa iofa betfi
tuntciamnle pnbbistao, iiin1 poon
on loistluiteenmle ia fplnpDpteenme
|t1pii ia ipormin inn. &iinnttt1foon
SeeiuS &enfen1 faiitta Dbd lifent'
mGfii bouipoionia ettenme tietdili
outiiuoeflenme mitd1n mitlto fitn
3aritian weren. Siind ipnnit on-
teefli; bnllelujal
Siind minGfin oiituds
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-15

maan fiitolliiuuttanme, mlttta raf-
fnl,oen oioitntienne on alma iGilp'
ma falliisti muistosianme fiitos
mieldfin.
Semi ia 5reo &olenbobI
Dor 235
SrOn Selt, isis.
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&iitoS

Bnrbaimmot fiitotiemtne toboom-
me loriiita faifiIle Mile pstdmil-
Iemme iotfa min iuiiriIufitiiena hi
lite t. t. 8 pditpdn tltono fonSiom-
me tuiettGmddn Sennin pdttpdd, tito.
ben t~iiIIesfnon ipomiiet iefd itiomi.
tet. @pos fiitGmrte faIIisdrtpoiies.
to Iabiosta faiffia iiiben oianotta.
Meta fitin mpos Scr &opraa bdnen
faiiniista prbeestann.
@ienet otput fanamme ilmtaiie.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-15
Slmpitns

@oeebic u Sron countpien ieitrc.
flinta piirin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pioetGdn Sron 8eItisid, Bis. fun
nitrtaina Is p. olfnen Ito 10 q. y.
&otoufien pddtettGmdnd on tdrfcitG
.ofioita. Joten eoiistaiien riiniaslilfii.
men ldsndolo on malttdmdton.
Sromuoo0, @icb. 80 b. hiibtif.
1919.
Sal. SippoIa $eImi @oiuntu
eiimies firjuri
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-15

HippifoiiIiitsimen alotan @iI.
berlin 4anioIIisieiirofunnon firfos-
ia feiGfiitn 8 p. feIIo 10 a. p. ia
foitliia piodn fafii piiffoo,
&orliiitn a~ifotpillo tiiIee ola 2a-
tefismiis, &aoinatitn eli 9ibIion
Sistorio ia BirIifiria.
$. &arfiTa
Gilbert, Iinn.
Boz $40
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-01-02
Landscape Gardener Needed.

There is agitation in many cities for
public landscape gardener to cooper
ate with the county surveyors in set
ting out trees and shrubbery, laying
out fertile gardens, giving information
to gardeners and tree growers, fghsr
ing insects, securing black dirt, forest
mold, fertilizer and good seeds.
The average yard is a jumbled-up
mess. A shade tree is often stuck in
the center Of the back yard. This
ruins all prospects for a vegetable gar
den. Fruit trees should be given at
least the back yard in preference to
the front yard&@
People don't know just what they
want when they do lay out the back
yard; hence they ought to have the
services of a public landscape garden
Ell. The side and front yard is even
worse.