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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30
John - LoWe.

first room, piled with the latest
poetry. the worth while novels and
the last word in psyche analysis are
tempting invitations to stay
Perhaps the shop has such a syn
pathetic atmosphere because IT'S pro-
prietor. Egmout Arens. is himself
poet and critic as well as the pub
Usher Of many unique little volumes
OF plays and verse: while his vile
Josephine Bell, is known 70 fame as
one OF the very freest OF free-verse
writer's II lends a certain air Of
culture 70 the transaction. say what
you viii, to be sold your book By
dreamy eyed poet or a short haired.
besmocked and obviously learned
lady. instead OF by the usual dapper
book clerk.
Village celebrities frequently drift
IN here OF an evening and hold forth
in groups. Harry Kemp. the village
poet. is often seen. bsreheaded and
beamiag. in his corduroy suit. ready
to talk feelingly OF love or give you
the exact figures on the sale Of us
ally ambles in. enunciating audacious
spigrams in his mild-mannered way
Young artists. poets, publ shers OF
mushroom ms gazines. c0nEreEate here
and feel sorry for the rest OF the
world
Here. in a word you are emphati-
cally among highbrows. but young
and friendly highbrows. who have a
coed time in spite Of their mental
elevation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30
Little EnerUieUS.
81 PaSo Has Lower Tax Rate Than Leading Cities of North
Sanitary Conditions Here Ahead of Those in Eastern Cities

half the drivers were guilty OF speed
ing OF reckless driving"
East Texas has been visited by the
heaviest rains Of recent years" said
George Thomas Of Dallas county
while some damage has been done
to the cotton crop, due TO the fact that
the heavy rain knocked out some open
cotton, I am sure that the good sea
seon will go far toward ensuring
northeast Texas a bumper grain crop
next year. Cotton in Dallas. Tarrant,
Parker and various other counties Of
north Texas is very fine Hundreds
Of pickers are needed and many Mexi-
can laborers from south and south
west Texas are being shipped in for
the cotton picking season"
-
IF all teams assigned to obtain
subscriptions for public affairs were
composed OF women, my work as sales
manager, chief of staff and general
factOtum would be greatly simplified,"
said Maurice Schwartz. chief Of staff
to Maj Richard F. Burgess in the home
service fund drive for the Salvation
Army. The women add to a drive
the enthusiasm and loyalty which
many men lack and they put their
whole heart into the enterprise at
which they were working. Today
saw Mrs. S. H Sutherland's team way
out beyond the Country club canvass
ing the scattered houses out there.
They had raised $50 from that dis
trict and II was then only the middle
OF hot afternoon II the men would
get into the work like those women
were doing. the $780, 900 fund would be
oversubscribed before Saturday. I am
not knocking the men. They are good
workers and are giving much of their
valuable time to the cause But many
Of them lack the spark Of enthusiasm
which makes the motor Of public spirit
run"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30

pig iron initiallv rich in manganese
Thereafter UNDERGONE and overdone
steel disappeared
More Heat Than Dante Knew.
ITO 20 into a great building where
there is a battery OF Bessemer con-
verters IS to see more heat than Dan
&c ever pictured. A converter is a
huge egg swung 'amidsht-s' or
trunsons- The great egg Of steel
lined with friedrich has the top off
Some twenty tons Of molten pigs are
poured into il. and then through
some two hundred little holes in the
bottom powerful engines pump in a
stream OF cold air. As the oxygen
molten iron. Il touches the molten
carbon and silicon. which constitute
the impurities. and carries them
away Millions OF red and white
sparks fill the air. as II some demon
within the fiery fluid were giving
engines. with safety valves Kissing
under tremendous pressure. have the
voice Of a zephyr in comparison
First the flame that pours forth its
violet. then shades into orange. be-
comes dazzling white, burning I'm
ally TO a faint blue. which Is a sign
that all the impurities are gone
Then the blast ceases, the carbon
that Is necessary to replace the
needed portions burnt out Is added.
back to position. the carbon is
mixed with the fervent fluid. and
then the EGG TIPS over on It's side.
and out OF the top flows the liquid
steel into great ladle-
Watching Il All the Time.
when it is swung back into po-
sition, a man with colored glasses
walks out over the converter and
peers down into its White-hot DEPTHS
10 see II the heat from the last
charge has melted awav any OF the
friedrich lining. If Il has. he hurls
balls Of putty-like clay down into the
holes to stop them up, or sets a crew
OF workmen to patching the DAMAGED
shell. This done. the big egg swings
back again. gets another charge OF
molten iron. and begins the process
over again The whole operation
takes about 20 MINUS ton Of steel
minute. Bessemer steel Is used for
structural material. railroad rails.
wire. and pipe.
Tn 1900 there was twice as much
steel produced in the United States
by the Bessemer open-hearth process
But with the rapid exhaustion OF ores
having the proper amounts OF phos-
phorus for converter practice. the
open-hearth furnace, which can use
with equal success ores which con-
tain either a large or a small amount
OF phosphorus. largely replaced the
Bessemer converter"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30
TraUe tie


A BOHEMIAN BOOK SHOP
IXTAsHINGTON Square Book shop.
w in its basement home on West
Eighth street In New York. Is a col
orful place. from the small show case
filled with exotic periodicals which
greets you as you descend the crook
ed steps TO the wood block prints and
batilcs which deck its walls and hope
you viii buy them II you cannot
buy them you need not feel en-
barrassed for this is first OF all q
friendly book shop. He who cannot
buy and run. may stand on one leg
and read. which every true book shop
habitue knows Is the best way to get
acquainted with a new book. There
are even comfortable wicker chairs
and wooden benches for those who
wish to spend the evening. And a
long low table in the middle OF the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30
ALine o. Cheer
Each Day O. The Year
By JOHN KENDRICK BANGS.

THE PILGRIMAGE.
COMPARED to all the vastitude Of
\ space.
This world Of ours is but a little place,
And dark or sunny weather.
We folks have got to live our days
together.
We cannot speed afar.
And sit upon some star.
And hold ourselvs aloof as hermits
are,
But through our lives must trip
In an intending comradeship-
Wherefore I say,
Let's all be gay,
And each do his level best
To make things pleasant for the rest,
So that when we have crossed the
finish l.ne.
Up past the gates divine,
Well all look back upon our Journey
here.
AS just q joyous pilgrimage Of cheer.
Copyright, 1919, by Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30
Excess Profits On Mining.

ONE of the weird features Of the profits law is
~ to be discussed at the session of the American Min
ing congress to be held in ST. Louis November H. and
mining men viii try discover some means Of impress
ing on congress the advisabiity of recthying eond
ton which is retaIdng greatly mining Development thus
working hardship the industry and indirectly on the
whole country.
The treasury department has ruled that the original
cost Of mining property must be the basis of the invested
capital as to the sale price Cost Of development may not
be deducted arriving at the government tax assessed
should the property be sold
This means that if person locates mining claim and
considerable money spent in the development of the
property the sum so expended is not considered as in
vested capital but in of sale be is taxed on the full
amount as profit hardship is thus worked on those
who are disposed to develop new properties. If the
amount expended in the development Of properties was ae
counted for as invested capital and the tax based upon
the difference between the amount expended and the
amount revived fair would be accorded and the
mining industry stimulated.
Suppose a man spends $4,000 developing hole in
the ground into mine, the government establishes the
cost on the basis hole in the ground and the mine
Is taxed as excess profits This puts handicap. the
worst kind of blanket the who is disposed to
take chance on prospect and spend money on it in
the hope Of getting mine.
Congress has been appealed to to change this eond
ton and acted to the extent Of lowering the tax
rate but that alone is not sufficient 1t is ike giving
sedavs for diseased condition. without any further
treatment to remove the disease itself The mining men
at their forthcoming session may develop enough influence
to have the wrong Iectifed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30

cism relating 70 shipping or to naval
matters.
Surgeons should benefit during
this configuration. but they viii find
many hospital problems developing
during the coming winter.
Under this rule capital and labor
should reach a better understand
ing. but a labor leader viii become
the target for abuse and unjust
criticism.
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the forecast Of an active and pro-
gressive year. Travel and change are
indicated, but care in money matters
is enjolned.
Children born on this day are like
" to be inventive ard original These
subjects OF Libra are usually enter
prising.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30
Little Inter0iews.

Paso II allowed here. There is no
boasting to say that we have the
cleanest and best built city Of any Of
them. It is true that in q number Of
those older and rich cities they have
appliances and methods in some par
ticulars that are more up to date than
We have here, but we are working
toward them and will have them. But
say without fear Of successful con-
tradiction that we have the cleanest
city Of them all"
AT least three serious accidents on
the valley roads Sunday emphasizes
the fact that our traffic laws should
be more vigorously enforced" said
justice J. NJ Beaver. 'I was in the
lower valley myself Sunday and took
occasion TO watch various motorists
and am convinced that more than
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30
Ripping Rhymes
Back To Work

AN back from vacation rested up and full of back from
towering
splendid
gzzly bears You dreary humdrum ci, moving
I here
the mountain brooks sailing the to the perch
And
eagle that roosn HILL truly regal shooting
I'd
That's the Pm always entertan
IN always greeted
OF stores the wondTous things the forest and its gOes
asked reef What's the vacation when he
comes back population pack
coDgFiaht By George Matthew WALT MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30

ISAAC HELwANGER found his pipe
1 this morning right where he had
laid it yesterd7v.
When anybouy gets a feeling that
they don't amount to much in a social
way they ought to reeollset that at
some time or another IN the distant
psst some Of their relatives thought
Of running for governor.
Sidney Hocke wFs out fihbusteriEg
around Sunday in his new patent shirt
font.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30
TIONS
J AND
4 MS. r S
DOES the color Of corn indicate

n DOES the color Of corn Indicate
". its qualityF
A. Corn OF the same quality
may be white. yellow. red, blue or
black. White corn is likely to be
bit milder in taste. Various sections
prefer corn Of certain colors- IN the
south white corn Is most popular.
while the northern states prefer yell
low corn. and in the southwest. where
the Mexican influence is strong. blue,
black and red are popular.
O What does ecinemaS meant c. c
A. Cinema is g. shortening OF the
word cinematograph, which means
moving picture machine. So a nov
ing picture show abroad is cinema
show.
Q. Is It yet possible to state the
cost Of wnrf W. 5.
A. The treasury department says
that the United States spent during
S32 5000. 900. 600. The normal expen-
ditures during that period would nave
been about $4,000, 100000 which would
$50, 900. 600. geo ehargable 70 the war
.Of this amount 5000 100000 was
loaned TO the allies and will be re-
ment due TO the war Is therefore
about $4,000. 100000
o. How can one tell when leaF
year eomesf H. E p.
A Those years divislole ~ to-5
are leap years except when they fan
on the even hundred when they must
be divislble by four and also By 400
Tie year 1900 bore the first part OF
this test, but not the last, and there
fore was not leap year
n TT H~nnNm
ane- during the unrf VI. R
A. The First division spent most
tine IN France and most time under
fire-93 days It captured sos Ger
mans. lost 1904 killed. and had 1871
wounded. The Second division cap
tured 1925 Germans. lost AIS killed
and had 2o.62T wounded The Itta
national army division. composed
largely OF New York troops. Is re-
ported as having made the greatest
advance in the face OF the enemy
@ Does president Wilson speak
French G. v. T.
( A. President Wilson does not speak
French He used an Interpreter at
o. Is condemned milk really miIki
Does II contain anything elses ".
a. The department OF agriculture
I states that unsWeetened condensed
milk contains no ingredient except
. MIX DlL LuaL Drown sugar - -9'--
| in the sWeetened variety
/ q. Do stockholders IN railroads get
passes on themf ". II.
A Stockholders may not get passes
I under the law unless they are at the
same time employees OF railroads
which indicates that n baby Il =
boy, pink OF bluef ". D. J.
A. IN this country pink IS used 70
I indicate a boy and blue a girl
(Any reader can get the answer 70
any question By writing The Herald
Z information bureau. Frederick J.
! Haskin. director. washington. D. C.
This offer applies strictly 70 infor-
nation The bureau cannot give ad-
vice on legal. medical and financial
matters. II does not attempt TO settle
domestic troubles. nor 70 undertakes
exhaustive research on any subject
/ write your question plainly and
briefly Give full name and address
land enclose a two cent stamp for re-
turn postage AL replies are sent
direct 10 the inquirer.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30

OF total OF 543.3s9 women over Is
years Of age employed in Japanese
factories 100000 are under 20 years
OF age. Their work in the raw silk
factories lasts Is to Il hours a day
on an average. and in the weaving
mills they average Il to 16 hours a
day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30

Douglas- Ariz-- sept 81
Editor FL Paso Herald
The Haszins answer TO the inquiry
about the lost colony OF 1880 is far
afield-
The colony was landed on Roanoke
island, North Carolina, and the word
--CrOatan.r carved on a tree where
the town OF Manteo now is. was the
only clew left OF the settlers. Virginia
Dare White was governor whites
daughter. Roanoke. Va, is an inland
John Newiin Lowe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30

h accordingly but the TACT that there Obstacles
furnishes no why there should not be investigation
and punishment. Hard punishment viii be preventive
lynchngs while improvements in law enforcement fol-
lowing the commission of crimes win much of the
rancor that finds expression in mob spirit
Meanwhile this Iynehing at Omaha stands one Of
the most disgracefu that blaekened
citys
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30

Senator Ashurst has heSrd that president and Mrs.
Wilson came home from Europe with more than nil
lion dollars worth Of ewelry and other gifts from kings
and other high persOnages and it is just as hard for him
to approve Of that viii be for any other Democrat Of
the shirt sleeve variety.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30

For labor disorders Italy presbes greater production
and more ugay Any doctor knows it Is easier to pre-
scribe than to make the patient take the medicine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30

sergt York. the war hero continues to have courage,
good sense and good luck He has got married, which
shows sense and requires courage and he lucky enough
to pick one who doesn't talk much.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30

The modistes who fashion women's
clothes seem to he taking off every
thing but the price.-Exchange
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30

Nothing has such pODer 10 broaden the mind as the
GbHtv TO investigate Systematically and truly all that
comes under thy observation N life
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30

The best natural compilations said to be in Nil
waukee It must be the Milwaukee mayor now, and not
the beer that is making the citizens blush.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30

Actually, there are still good many employees who
regard their employers as real friends.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30

Gov Hobby seems to be remembering carrizal and Co
lumbus as well as the Alamo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30

fine subject for scientific investigation would be II
relation Of bolsheyism to bootleg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30

The Fl Paso Herald Information
charge. with accurate and authoritatiy
concerning which Information can BE- 3
Gus federal government departments.
experts and scirntists IN the Eovernrul
age Tor reniy must accompany each
and address The n Paso Herald Jnfs
Washington, p. c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30

lrnisnes readers. free o.
Of any and all subjects
d resou .ces Of the vdri-
Congress and the many
on. Two cents On post
the information wanted
rio J. Haskin Dlracto--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30

THIRTY-NINTH YEAR
plete news report BY
covering Arizona. New
York Entered a. the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30

half the drivers were guilty OF speed
ing OF reckless driving"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-27
Tnirpprf, Sbip

Wtnnli5tllun 2 p1iipGili Lift meta
tdGltd Snirpprti6ta so beaufinen iuuf-
Itlie lnblatflrorp iiiben lluettlma iu6la-
mntfalle I36iaht!a Sarbpriin.
&alinis lima lupIi ipield mntfaam-
lite, infn 5srGtti meisIG iu6lallisio
mieltd. Nuin ianimrinhne firffpon,
min dStri paStpri gSaiumta iulri
laarnntiruliin. CD bGn Iints Tllrtta
r%1VertnDtfd0rL famine fiutlla len pdis
updn eHpanlcliumin iannin jo6bpste,
1otata ban prrbui. Sillpista on S,u-
ntnlm lastcr ala, flliil Js:re n
niltairirt Iannrin tnlliit %tutunIre.., ictfa
~IieOulle clnmGd t1rpipnt. SceIus ia
MOO: ,,@9irm Ianani OIL 6enti ia
elnntd. 81 iilS taripinnlt n1iud-
tdGn ilSbl:lla iStua Iaman 6dresId,
ebtd oliii t3bidfii id1rtpt fufaart. line
linrria aiipi.a mrille ilmoitettiin. 30
tntnen farIlirme iar1onmt h6tsiIest1
MISUNDERSTANDING, Seeindaien iueresId,
lnbon fpao madianan ibnnit bbtend
pGiiudrG huffunrot. Shift tarnitti
%firunnelta ia fdtfeG iitG il@is!a IAN,
mnd, icSa iltlistaa .nitfi ipnsiiet, uatt-
bot ia nitoret, Seeiilfien fertafaiffiaan
tnpnbtitnceil ithr'n fnitta Than al,t:l-
aifli, pbbifii ia Tai,rlrsfaiftiIi teb-
tpitii. Siis iublrSa pliiat pliipat
faaNfi ppbiG Ianau pcrusiuficIln.
TGnpdIlidunar jGlfccn alsui feIIo
2 %Ioriioliiton lp.lriiinbIa. Talion
oil o9icGmaa tasi1 tir~aiimibesIa. e.
or:taiia of moigg.a Ell falipuneis.a
ia triStiaiiista y~5bisttfistd. alioro-
lmflita eiittc GSbia5d.n Sarbrrin 81.
Se%rrdfinrian fitopo iet& Sairportin
&c. SelIratiumnn trpt,.
SaIalliien idOteen alsoi cuuanfeIii-
mtiitblat felIo 6. Sublniaarnaaiia o.
aitpat tdsfd tiIoinntbesia pastori Saa-
rinten ia pdstnri g%8aiuntd. 2aliIu-
toorit ciittiapit 9uluorpin lnlflia pli-
beitten idLfecn. AinutcIin istuesIau;
ia ~fimuncJlesi ani iaara,na, cttd tho
oiianfdiffincn eipanfeIilmi'' MI it,
'tcnfin mpittdimmnnnn fnifinpa ia on
dToittanpd uLciuaria S1imaldn ippima
iticfarllcfin irsfotpaifim mituuceffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-27
Gitchbnra, W,GSS.

@rmon ia raiban Suntala fdtfc-
toGn itietirtdfin tGlittdmddn linlostuf-
fem lulrta iaIniiinItta. Std Seeius
OF nteitd titlllrt mptuotii tefctrdGA ia
oriuSeniteeStd padSt1nGdn, ioircn
uliii pitdnpt faitcr ifGntnte orjaila o.
Iennan. 6dn tlil: mciS1n tibtemme
fbnnifSi ia Iainalaiiuuoetii ia otti or
JON mlooon pddIlenii ia alcnii min
iticrfd, cttd bdn mciti ipiclGa ristine
f~ibolenrnnm mcibdu tdbtcnuuc iofa oil
ipintun ia pifboaS .aftestn ipnnistd
ia idnstaiiami0esta, S,nnulna ainc-
fpbtpineu Yoifa. 6dnet SimnoIa te-
ii fprwiffi meibdl tdbtemr'e, ettd me
fitliiimme 6ifii tpnr5urs.nubefii iota
Sctrdn cScsfa feliaa. Iinialainen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-27
Saflp, Wpp.

YpnpGn tilaa ndille b%llollpille RI
apeilleni Iirttnian palstoilla. SpS 10
FIJI on &rishrfieSIa, min ban OH unli
hupnurS, ii@G rpnubat pipat fnoomeet;
fatlo, taiffi pipnt nltiiaii titlleet. -
@nlliisti ostetrt ia ilmuresti rafaste-
tpt ipeliet ia fiinret Seeilrtiesia &ris-
tufIeSIa, meibGn Serrasarrmel MD-
men tasipoiatn tluntemattpmml, mltta
beneesid tllttaEieu firieitG olen iaa-
rnrt llttea Iilttaiasta.
@iitps tpain hpimitadfielle, eftG Mir
rrniaaSii tlp linn S:unalm in1oa.
0illG ie on aindtiil r,inln eIGmni la
iloni. S;illd nina rler minimum PSI
:i6inen linn faton pdarlG in riinfuin
bpppiG loipitetysIG ~.aryL1gisla Wnt
ia fiitps taitpam S..1(9, eta in,;.; FIJI
temfin ferrm i~peiiata fiitostn @aritz
fnIle, iofn on mianuttir1 ipntini otto
mrt pois fltin niit1 Ell tosfam pllllt
ois.
&blIG iitd tabtoo rlein foti-ifGipG
tltlIa, INN Ell Iitte ole fintlllit ipapnata
eipantelumia tm pasori Nllotinlainea1
pltbui @ermontis1a 7 iplrotta 1ttten.
Gen tiebm f1itentirt, ettG piat lop-
pm tGmG manllinen ipnelllttieni, pGG
fen SiGn totiin, iptne Ell pletp pilf-
foien mlplet. Niia1, iospn ptnn oil
ttmmte fofnontinleet matfnltd fotiinl
Sup iuIri iolt8to, iota Ell btlifGGn III
fea taiba, fditista ~pafmnpista, 6lifll-
flunista, tnnioista ia fielistG &arit-
fam iStlimen ebesIG tpdlfoiIisIa qpant-
teisia, iospn pliiimune beibGn fans
saml Sospn pian iniiimmte ola
fnttti peInstettlIien pnrisIa tlpota dll-
tlnitten lmltta mirttG >ipeiiamnasia
ilpn fluttltloilla.
SitG toiiuno armosta alutuas iiIa-
renne,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-27

GleipciuuD, Sbir

9'ia,d eniirlGiiet ~fra'nnfct mlr-
besIn rlletitin firtoTliiisId piireiSld D.
mat jiiblnstn aifan, iptfa mucbnSti-
mot iublait iuietosfd. Niiltpd tGdlld
Obionfin perlttoiGla OIL iltblittu
npiittrmGdrid. Scrron fani1 or iitb-
!rpca f%ni1ldd. Srpn ipptd @crran
fnn'mta trtnntutltn t1mndn !uoStafin
nb'een inflammation ia ~plistdmdda tai
iuaan NdG iiitd, eta faifti Innttmme
oipot m1teefiionnetut, pnbnt feet pei
fctpt ia inrfaiftincn fpnnbnrsfous
:uotu eoes meifIe S~eefu.iesia.
Niin fe on, eta eipanfefiatmin ipi6e
red'dd niitltIIa ipirfistbmhne. %eiad
taafIa iiurrfaiipumaisia mb5s iubIit-
tim iapaonildbehpsiublia. Serra fad
fs p5btdnfa tui6orristenia tesfeIle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-27
SMapujan flrjc Safiasta
GabIen8, Germany.
IL y. 6elmif. 1919.

NnAtnnt apnnbenmnnt pn1d tpeliet ia
fiiaret.
Gain teibGtl registeeratlm tirieen
toifella lpiiaplla. Niuloal len fap.
teenilIe ia BAN lGbetti len pddfonttpo-
rim. Sept lteltd tili ipastnus, mute
re ianoilpat, ett6 Ell minulIn ole Of
fein fpllin paljon iDpt1, iotep nc eli
appi minlla diilnfnan ipielG lpnpaut-
1an. gRlbtta nc f1Stiip1. miiun pitdd
rGmG paperit talGeIIa, e6td lp6bdlt
mpo6emmiit lppiapat ipapalittaa minllt.
g1din tGtnGil wiifnn lebbestG, eta ne
prittGhp1t inaba lpnpane6toiien armei>
Jon, inta nuapairttaiii meirGi.
SDlld taGlld aite !plpr hpfpin. SOS
Ell mlnulla oliii fotid, min en- ipGlit-
tdiii, ipaiffa miinin pitGiii plln tG1IlG
encmmdntin atfac. Sn bgipd riip.a
la telppo tpD; ia iotn tlta on ionfua-
1uista bluluin, jos bd(uaa menrd MRS.
EdurG on %iieiuin IL belpcin talipi, mi
til iail1d olen m',ttinat. 81 t1illd
Gle .iHni baitannlt, @itG tG1llG on
ip.'ia iatanlit, min le pn iGlcstG iu-
Inf ut.
GbfG lopetnn td,,s fertoa. Soimon,
eta l%aataiii plan lnuIliieSfi pubud.
Soiappn mpostin teills faitiIc par
baiatta onnea. IditG piirteli poi6an-
ite,
Ebt. @dino 5. &nmIla
SieIo &cmrrnt Gnuobron 3I4
Aner. gr. s.
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