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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
Golden Days.

TT became a play with the Ferfols
i 10 go TO all the places where hon
eymoonefs are expected TO visit
They went 10 Washington. but found
II too busy with the aciiyiiie, OF war
and left j, speedily Old poin, Com
for gave them several happy days.
In New Orleans. however. for the
first time IN the lives OF either OF
them they felt az though they had left
their native land They found a, An.
tones. the old French quarter
huge rooms tha, delighted them with
their continental aspect A mammoth
four poster bedS,cad with canopy
towering over their heads. a white
porcelain ba,hlub IN the same room,
which afforded them no end OF ex-
cited amusement. vista from their
windows OF gable, and smolcNack,
Of NeamefS-thc Ferrols could not be.
lleye they were not in some qulln,
city in France with peace reigning
over the world
They took some oi their meals in
the restaurant, down stars. where
Monster Jules. artist and mellow hu-
man being that he Is. made them a
wonderful onelette soullee hislorien
with their iameS wonderfully Ell.
scrolled on ore side OF the pyramidaI
concoction and the date OF their mar.
riagc on the Other with sugar turtle
doves billing and cooling on It's cres,
How he got the historical data for the
inscription he utterly refused TO ex,
plain
From New Orleans by easy s,agc'
the FerrolS travelled TO the Crane
Canyon and thrilled with awe at IN,
spectacle and went away imprcsse,
but not attracted.
For two days and nights they tray,
eled through dust and heat OF deser
and plain. Then on the evening o
the third day after dark through III,
hot dusty Pullman there came 10 then
wonderful greeting to their tire
senses-,he strong, sweet perfumes o
orange blossoms
California" Edith whispered, he
fingers claSped.
California |" John whispered back
his eyes wide with anticipation.
Like most easterners who had ncv
er been west OF the Rockies the Fer
rolls had dreamed OF seeing some da
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
Persistency
Didn't Get
It's Reward
Oh, Just Listen TO This Tale
of a Sailors Hardship
on Dry Land|

". G.. Darbfo probably won't be
ale 10 look a, snow again for the
rest OF his natural life wi,hou, say.
Ing something between clenehed teeth
Darbro is part OF the local navy re-
erui,ing party. On December y he
was given a iurIough until January
2 in order that he might visit his
parents, who live on farm twenty
two miles from Buffalo in northwest
ern Oklahoma
Oh. fine
Dlrbro started for home bli,hely
u, hadn't seen his parents Tor six
months.
Oh. the dickens
Msrooned in Snow.
The Santa fc train on which Oar.
bfI was riding got stuck IN snow
d L near Enid Tor two nights and
one day, during which he suffered
more hardshipS than any "gob" who
ever sailed the sea Finally the train
brought him back 20 Oklahoma City
al noon on Christmas day. and on the
same evening he started out again.
Oh. but he is = persistent ou's
This time he took the main line OF
the Santa te TO Wichita.
Oh. lovely.
But when he got to Woodward he
found the trains weren't running.
Snow again, darn IL
However, a really persistent guy is
hard 10 beat. and Darbro finally
made IL to Supply, one more stcr
nearer home. But the trains weren''
running IVES, OF supply. So after ca
joling a work train crew. DarbrC
finally managed to &c, ride on ,C
Dunlap another step toward Buffalo
oh, Fine, so far
Overland in Wagon.
Then from Dunlap he went to But
falo overland IN freight wagon
The Snowdrlits between Butiall
and his fathers farm were high
Darbro however, wasn't daunted, ant
In an automobile he set out to bucl
the banked snow. After working ter
hours and proceeding six miles h,
gave up the job.
This ought to be the end of III,
story. hut i, isn't.
Oh. listen!
When Darbro reached Dunlap agar
he found that trains weren't running
10 Woodward, AMI he was forced I,
walk through the snow the entire dis
tanCc- -,wcr'y-onc miles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
Soldier House Officer.

George Thomas, recently returned
from overseas duty, wa, elected ser
geas, alarms yesterday in the eau
Gus Of the democratic house members.
J. w Berry. former Oklahoma City
police sergeant. who was defeated for
the position two years ago by Frank
Carter, new state auditor, seemed to
have the place won until Thomas ap-
peared a few days ago in his uniform
and overseas cap, and announced his
candidacy for the position.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07

Th- Chicago socialist party a. big
mass meeting recently expressed de-
termination to promote bolshevism in
the United States. Its speakers used
the German language freely, one OF
them b.ing Victor Berger. eonsies,-
man-elect from Milwaukee. Berger
said the red flag was bigger than the
Stars and Strines.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
Fesdstuffs Hifher.

That the prices Of ieed,iuifs, which
have IN some eases advanced lW
percent TO the consumer. have been
advanced 50 ., 10 keep the price OF
flour down. was the reason given yes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07

the price Of flour kep, down. II was
necessary TO raise the price OF other
wheat products Complaints from
! isirymen and stock faisep indicate
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07

ierday by local millers for high prices
OF ieedNufis The millers say that
wheat has advanced in price TO them,
and that since the government wanted
The Washington times., 1919-09-19
THE WASHINGTON TINES FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1919

has found that to insure justice
in the final audit Of our income and
excess profits returns the peculiar
conditions of our industry require
that each OF US have opportunity to
lay before the Treasury Department
additional facts concerning his
property and operations, Consider
able labOrNand great care viii be
necessary in filling out these forms,
but the advantage to US as tax
payers will far offset the time and
expense. This is the effort Of the
Treasury Department to make the
administration of the revenue law
fair. intelligent and impartial"
David r. Mason. formerly OF the
Forest Service Of the Department Of
Agriculture and later a professor at
the University OF California, Is in
charge OF the forest industries sec
ton OF the Bureau Of Internal Reve-
nue..
The Washington times., 1919-09-19

chine every one Wonld stop 20 look.
IL isn't considered proper az an foF
the girls in my country 60 coll their
hands. Here you see robust. fine.
brown faced giris driving and riding
and not a few driving airplanes That
Is what ike. And women some dsy
win consider aviation as common as
motoring now"
Mile. Herveux was the FIRST French
woman TO earn a breYet or aviation
pilots license. This was in 1910 She
was a captain Of the Forty-seyenth
French air squadron, and was en-
gagged In instruction work through
out the war. She said she expected
20 open q school in or near New
York for teaching women 20 fly
-"By next summer" she said today.
they win be sailing over New YORK
every day"
The Washington times., 1919-09-19
WILL TEACH GIRLS
over HERETO FLY
French Aviatrix Will Open
School To Coach Fair
Sex In Touring Air.

NEW YORK, sept 19.-American
women, being athletic and unafraid to
take their part along with the men
in genuinely hard work, are better
wives and better mothers than any
other nationality. according TO q lit
tie French aviatrix, Mile Jane Her
veuX, who was at the WaldOrf-As-
toria Hotel. today. Mile. HerveuX
came to America 20 teach women 10
ny because" as she puts ii, "the
French women are afraid to take the
chance"
why" she said "it' is nothing %
see American girls driving their au-
tomobiles here. But in France 30 a
French girl should drive her ma
The Washington times., 1919-09-19
LUMBER MEN PLAN
TO FACILITATE TAX

Representatives OF the. Bureau OF
Internal Revenue recently met here
with lumbermen. pulp and paper man
ufactUrers and timber owners or Chi
cago. New York and Washington TO
consider the administrative problems
OF the income tax laws as they AFFECT
depletion and depreciation in the for
est industries.
After ten days of sessions a ques-
tionnaire was drafted, the purpose OF
which Is to obtain detailed data re-
Farding timber land, manufacturing
plants and operations Of this class Of
taxpayers.
John IT. Kirby. president OF the Ma
tional Lumber Manufacturers Assoc
eistion. in commenting on the ques-
tionnaire. said:
THE Bureau OF Internal Revenue
The Washington times., 1919-09-19

He has iust fred che opcrlnT run -
court when Be nned J. ~ lIaussy uo8
on such q charge.
have seen numbers 81 elaHnr
violations 1s this law. n tfr
Court "and have asked CHER "a -
lice 0'Brien 90 order the arrest of "a
autoiats not Observing the laU.
The Washington times., 1919-09-19
GLARiHG HEADLIGHTS
DON'T GO 10 ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. No, sept 18.-City
Judge Nix has started a little cam
paign ali his own TO put an end 10
glaring headlights on automobiIea
The Washington times., 1919-09-19
INsTRUCTORs GET TNCREAEE.

~ - - NAr- GAAA ~ 4aNA-Aft--'-''
ATLANTA, Ca, sept 10.-Follow-
ing legislative appropriations $4,000
has been apportioned to Increase the
salaries of instructors at the Uni
versity Of Georgia
The Washington times., 1919-09-19
Pennsylvania
Avenue

Boys Corduroy Junior Norfolk Suits
Golden brown and Mouse color; double
breasted. with detachable belt ard sep
aratG White collar, Sizes co II
to 10 years. SPECIAL...... 90st y
Boys Kindergarten Suits-Light and
Dark Blue, Brown, Gray and Tan
Junior Norfolk design. Sizes co or
3 to S years. SPECIAL. PJoOO
Boys Regulation Blue Serge Sailor
Suits; with long or short pants; all
wool, ami fast color. Sizes GO 7E
2l5 to 10 years. SPECIAL. . PCoO y
Boys Overcoats-for ages. from 21k
to years Brown, Gray Blue and
Green NixtUres-double-br breasted, with
detachable belt and convertible CT IN
collar. SPECIAL............ y oJV
Boys Corduroy Pants-cut large and
full, and strongly sewed seams; in the
popular Mouse color. Sizes e1 0E
to Is years. SPECIAL. U4oOJ
Boys Gray Cheviot knickerbOcEer
Pants, all seams strongly sewed.
Sizes 20 Is years. e9 IN
SPECIAL Observation-Disclosures. % sJV
Boys Blouse Waists-pIain White and
fancy effects; collar attached or neck
band. Sizes 6 to IS years. e1 on
SPECIAL ................. D 0loVV
Boys Blue Serge KniCkerbocker Suits
all wool and fast color-each with
TWO PAIRS OF FULL-LINED PANTS:
Wasted models, with belt all around.
Sizes to II years. VERY CIR m
SPECIAL at. .......-......-. y 4OoVV
Boys One-piece. Pajamas; plain colors.
Sizes 4 10 Is years, SPE- e1 7E
CIAE .......................94ot 4ot0
Boys Fancy Cheviot Straight Pants
Brown and Gray MixtureE-all wool.
Sizes a 10 10 years. SPE- 6T 0E
CIAL - .............. 9loS9
Boss White MILDLY Blouses, with Blue
Serge collars. Sizes to Is GO m
years. SPECIAL. .....,...... 0Go4U
The Washington times., 1919-09-19

The tWenty-fOur varieties will satisfy every
taste. Theldiferent sizes, ranging from the
Carton Cakes to the 'three-Story' Layer
Cakes, will meet the requirements of every
occasion.
The Washington times., 1919-09-19

-
The Washington times., 1919-09-19

ii you've got to do is to order the kind
you want, in the size you want, from your
grocer or delicateSSen-he will deliver it
fresh from our ovens.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-08

- Gippifoulutoimen alotan 8il'
bertin &umiallisienrafunnnn firfos'
la feiGfuatn 8 b. fello 10 a. p. ic
foltlua pioGn fafii miiffoa.
&ouluun a~ifotpilla tulee ola SEQ
tefismis, &aauatun eli 8ibliar
Sistoria ia @iriifiria.
s. &altila
Gilbert, Minn.
Dor 500
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-08

|iGfuiin s pGitpG flo 1 j. p. p. fir
tosia, josia malitaan %ieurafunnan
mirfailiiot. tarfastetaan ierrafim'
nan tilt ia fesfusteIlaan muista
iellrofunnan afioita.
Seitrafunnan roban ferGajia PIT
oetGGn bpipGntabtoiiesti tiiomaan
rabanfer1ps- firiat rabastonboitaial-
le, eta rabastonboitaja moi tebo1
film muofifofoufieen.
9rocfet, g. 9af. tortfof. 5 p. 1919.
Seter aGbf0nen @io Sobnion
&iriuri giimies
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-08
Suoneitten fpipntd on FUN

Suoneitten fpipntd on ltiitri
lana fefpddna Srontpoooisio. sos
hoIliotte mppod talonne beti, IL
moittafaa iiitd nellie, lila meilt0
fpiptddn polion buoneita. Slernme
polmiit teitd palmelemaan.
Sos boIiiatte r~ofenniittaa talcr
tara fetpddnd, min meilld on Tort
aen eoulliiia rafennaslotteja ipiif'
fomofIuina: oinoostaan $1.OO nit
fosia; mitddn forfoa Ell ipoaotta lot
teia ostaesia: beti fiin oleffe 'ho'
rittonlt eniimafiun, olette' mdpdn
rofennuttamaan Iotine.
81. 2ibertbol's Sniuranee dflo Meoi
!, estate Igencp,
2Os Mc2eoo ame S~ronipooo, wftcb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-08
Sron Self, isis,

S1luri OH Serron loSten raffails,
ioto mefin olermte iaoneet oIoflem,
me tG1lIG Sron 8eltisla DstdDil-
tGmn1e, jotfa hiliiput NJ. t. 30 p.
p~lGtt6mGGn meitG otfaen tGten o.
iou febtoloomule, jofa fobto'i mel
t1 miIifien boSpitnalisio Dion td-
fla, ioslo bGnelle tebtiin leiffoltS.
y ilabutitte meitG ina iltono MOS
ninoiiiIIo Serron lobioillu: rnba-
lubiollo, forniiIlo fabmipoDoollc,
loiiluilIo ia pitbeello. Eltbeen pit
Scr &opro pll9ren illan mertitDf-
ieStG folniillu ia lobouttunillo Ia
noilIo ettG of oifeen bcrSfno.
Saimn1e Ills Serrnn arrnoSto tloi-
ia DStGipien fanSIu ia 1tnoDotmne
faiffi f1rIhnpfiet Serron l~upauStct
t1bOen. Ndistd faifiSto %toboomilte
Ioltiuo ipbGneIliiet fiitoflet pStomtl-
lenne. W6pos fiitofiet ntistd boS-
pitooliin tlloouiSto fufisto. jotta
m~uistuttimot ..iiitG IunastustpoStd,
ioSia minGfin olen tebtD oittltnofli.
Serrolle pIin fiitos foifeStn.
OstGnpppoeIld
Mrs ia Wtr 8reo Foorpolo
ia lopIet
Sernnniint fnifiue Nerrdn onlillc.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-08
Slmuitns

@ogcbic & Sron countpien ieitrc'
fltnta piirin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pioetGGn Sron 9eItisiG, 8is. iun-
m~antoinn 1S p. ulfoen flo 10 q. y.
&ofonflen pGGtettGpGnG on tdrfcitd
oiioito. lotcn eb,tstoiien runiosIufiti'
men lGsnGolo on pSltt6mGto1i.
ssrcapoob, Micb. 90 b. hrbtif.
1919.
Sal. Sippola $elni Bo'untn
eiimies firjuri
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-08
&nnIntns

@ofefieIoin @m. Sutb. &oltlolllS.
5ei,rofunto flitiuu iilenidon mali
oifoiiecn fofoilfiscn emil Iumnittol'
ma t6mdnfluan II ,. flo 10 a. p
@teen Iottuneitten tdrfedin nliatr
,p,,ofSi on foifficn ieurafnnnan ia.
6enten I6sn6olo w6lttGmattor1ni'
torpeellinen.
SsSobn 8illjanS SoDn Sfiefl'ei'
&irjimi @'rn''es
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-08
Suimimtoja

~ 80
"9tep Worfin llntiiet". OH er1s nei.
tiffa. jofa fdD'td> iaappaniloista III.
me1 "Somu". fGpnpt puolustomaun
"~peljeGGn". iofa tGsi6 billottoin lo-
nloSia Iebbcsi6 lasfi jIlfiiiluteen
tomallista paflnmpoo nsfpnnollista
p0tpG lunllen mlfa "mlctiSfe-
lpisi1Gn" ontaneenia bpipinfin wub-
mno b~eneeruofoo lufiioilieen, ia
ep6ilenGtta lie fitG olifin ainofin
"sSSomli" Apeifolle, fossa ban len
moimasto jnfioi fpbGtG lenraohpan
n1ptteen firjoitnstaioostaen
~Ioitii nGit6 ibania papillilio
ominnii nltfiia, b1nellG Of: toiliafin
Ieloiiia, ioista tapalli'et "moail'
man lapiet" foettoapot p%ierrutuo"
(&pIpmpfiesiG on mufn eros Gan-
6onisfirtfofuman poppt iotG. "ro,
motiiiin" tafiu ei 1olltnmt opetel-
la "penfulio", l.. o. en9lonninfiels
t1D
"gSiinbG han alma - poifonlieS TIM
oil - rawintoloiSio riofnilleSlnon
eoestGGn emGGt %ipotpGGn mtoli
lautdleniu. sc fGlpi mnbirtoin pb'
td perinpobiaifello bltolellilunoella,
fuin MILD len tefee ndlfGine!i foira.
Wsonen monitliiet ferrat toistle-
liiet, lomaan raapintoloon lnttllilecf
ruofaiIijot, fesfepttipnt ruofnliiin'a
ia fGGntphpGt fplpm11n "gSbo IS
tbis9" = &ilfa ban on2 So laa-
tl,aon maStaufien, beioGn tasipoil-
liam p1ifebti merfillinen lime 10
brpofal1fiista moi fuulla beiodn III
mettelpniG iunoinu; 80, SlnilisD
minister. so, iuomalainen poppl.
SuomoloiiilIe, mile, jotfa jototrn
ihmisten tomoista tieiiwGt, tanla
tietnsti oil = faltbistus. So Mis-
"a romintoloisIa, misiG t1tu lontos'
fen nupIenisto topnbtui, palmelefucf
SnomoIoiIet tptot olipot ibmeiSlaall.
I~eitt66fieen len nGtemiSto, ne toet-
t;m,t oino IooSo tGtG "g(u~ttojaloiS-
ten" &oniullisfirffofuntuan fliltltl'
Imoo poppio iiioitetufli Ipon1oan
merbojen toufie."
Suo "pappi" ndfpp "Sunuin" III
|moltfIen mi1foon eileen enlttlltm
bppin Id%Gst6mGiuen, jota fltltaisfa
tattoo me toilet fuoleipor'et e'llrl-
t66lld Gmerifosla olemme bolllfht-
Iemnte feboitltflesta ionneet Dor1o''.
teIIo nGinG mitolina. Sum "5oir'it
topoIi bGnet "toistafpnuilerta 'nllot-
ia Iitten", moimme ionon ettol pap
nj" oil IGGstanpGtippbesia bpmin pal
ION oifoonio ebellG. Sotleflt mot
boon oiio pmmGrt1G min eta "p1p-
hi" foulnoifonom oil erttpileSfl
mieltpnpt fppnildiieen faoNofloofi'
lolita ban oil omoflunrt loit1elntoil;
"9soturolio non iunt turpin." Sen
pittinen lei
"ScSomu" Apeifon mimi on fiiter
miitottiin, joopponiloincn ia merritt
nee emme tdtd ~inomennosta
tee "SSyomrtn" itlenlG tofio, ltlto
tietnsti ban hollitiee joopponintiel'
ia, fosfo ban fomeilcc len maon NJ
u1eII6; Iuomennomme len "1ltitren
nleiIon" muofii -; min le 1rlertit'
nee: "MainG lop1m". Soafo : oltoi'
fGiittGd min ettd "Somt" or Dito'
monn,t Observation-Disclosures Naro-
molebtiololIo ia tiff 10 etnfutcci'
%iIntoilee tnIewot oifeenio mieraS-
fieliIeIId nimelld2 5000, ioTete
fire"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-08
@afcfielb, Miieb.
Soufof. 5 p. 1919

Suulul. y ". NOhO
Nrtp. @uttojan toimitus
IppoGn iiaa pulStoillaii taaier
mllttannnlle rimilIe. Hastori $50
pitt iumalanpalmeluflen eiler
f~irfosia; mposfin oil laulufoOri tlll'
lut Sronpoooisto tGnne meille'ibo
mia laltlltiaan fajabuttelemaan, jo'
ia oil erittGin faltnista fulilla. &ii-
tos fGpnnistGnne.
Slnpelrie,irom fofouflisla piiml
fuun II p. oil tlIoia fabmiponoas'
til $23.50. S1m1 fofous oil WerS
ia Scr SoDn Hienleldn talolla.
Iiroriioliiton fofoitfiesia, iofa pi.
oettiin mime fulin 20 p. Wrs 10
Scr Sobn 8actmannin talolla, of
tuIoja fobwipopbGstd $1S.35, 10
ompelideuran fofoufiesia 1 p. tout
fpfiulto MrS ia Scr Slauc 8Glin
tolollo of tl1loja $20.35. Seuraa'
ma Glloriioliitpn fofous tllee .pi'
oettGmGfii II p. tGtG fulita flo 2
pGimGllG Mrs ia Der &alle &eSfir
tolollu ia ieurootpa cmpeluieitrar
fofous pi0etGGn Is p. tGtd toitfo.
fillrta NtrS ia Mr Sobn Sltian to-
lolla olfoen flo 2 pGihpGlld, ia lit
ten ielranipon onpelltietran TOTO
1tfien on lupoutliult ottamann Mrs
ia Scr Saoob &osfi farmille'r
Sbomastonir tien iparrello. S1mc
fofous pioet1Gn i%itnmintainn % p
tdtGfulttl olfoen flo 2 puipnlld
IGibin fofolfIiin feboitetann Iaaplt'
moan mioria ia wunDoja, foiftt
terfpetlilleita.
q So
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-08
Scsfenter

g. g. onpelitieuron fofous oil
8ictor Mottoien luono Mnpillen
pddlId. Silaiimioesia piibiti iemi-
nooriloinen @rel glbo. BOptGti1loia
oil 1915. &iitos W3rs @ott0ieIle
fobmipopoGstG. Seuraatpa fofoltS
on Z p. fello 2 poStori 8aiunnallo,
Sronpoooin pappilasia.
Spttoin fofoufiesio gmil &elton
talolla oil tulojo $500. Seliran-
lpa fofolts on 10 b. Italia MrS
Gust @ricflon'illa (&oatifolla).
Meitistafao faiffi tptot titlla mit.
faon.
Serrofinnnon iltamisia 26 b. IL
tana oil aineellinen tlilpS l1beS
$1,000.
SauSfan ia Iiidltoriffaan firffo-
fomiertin ontoi Srompoooin foori
8esiemerin firfosia. OleiioG of
pallon mniffo oil mliitafin iubIin
%ioanaon aifaon. &abmipopoGstG o.
Ii tiilojo 1920. &iitos foorilIe
irblista.
Stitien pGiapda iublitaan firfosIa
enli ilrnnuntai iltano IL p. t. +.
fello s. 2auri @ilenii1s, 6. g.
feminaarilainen pitG1 pubeen. Yal-
jon mitutnfin objelman. Saapufaa
iitbIimonn Gitien funniufii. &nbipin
toriotaon firfon iolisio.
Mrs Silja Mtalila npfpGGn Ses.
iemeeriStG, ionne tltli biljattain
MasiistG, Micbieanisto, meni Left
faiifielle Srompoooiin Or. @nber.
ionin iniranlaan. Soitpomme ETH
Ieiffois onnistlu bpmin ia ettG
ban paIojoa fesfuitteemme uuoel-
leen.
Sousfan pll1tpfien pitiip1t psto.
not Scr ia Mrs Stpen SobnIoniue
piffli tptt1ren ipntDmilen ioboostn,
mufonoon meim1t pstGipGt ormpf-
foitn labloio, onneo maon.
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grocfct, q. 9af.

@l1oIon niitto on fdpnpt, fesfltit-
bestomne faotomosio tiinnetiiimpia
iclrafunnon iGienid, MIN. %leitrotitu-
taume eiimieben motitoit Dtrs
Sobmfonin. SGn iairosti relto
puorofoutto feitbfofltnmetto, oil
fuoIIesiaon So miiooen ifdinsn.
@ainoia oil barras fristittp, joten
.bdn toino pddiepdnid ijdiIeen o.
.Siintoon toihpoaieen. 8oinaia 'aa-
tettiin baiioun lepoon 81 p. !in,re,'
iufuIais- ia pstdudioufon hnslo.
8oinoian ruumiin iilinaIi @r
Senrp SamiG. Seppeleitd oil lett
rof1nnoIto, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
perbeIeppeIe ia trttuhpilta. ioita fir
|iotttoio Ell muista faiffio.
2emGtfoon raiibosia, mntfonlo
pG6tt1npt motfomies.
g. 6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-08

Eorstaino 80 pGipd Dictatorship
na) Gominstonin aaniallisieiirafun
nan firtosio flo 10 a. p.
Motti 8iSfari,
S04 GIN IT,,
:. Calumet, MicD.
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SImpitns

Golimtetin @tponf. 2ntb. &orlol'
Decentralization bnlutoon fe'dforiliii'
opettojoo; o~petusoifa on nelid milf
foo. Opettoiofii baluapot motfpai
Idbettd6 polffopoatimifienia iono'
tiin Seirnfunnon jobtofrnnolle nil
meistdGn t%piifofiiun 30 pdipdan.
@ler Snffa Teter Wtitstorcr
eiimies firiuri
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Me Emme My Koekappaleita

Jokainen international" kone on piirustettu, tehty ia
myyty ty0ntekoa varten. Maanviljeija joka sen ostaa,
odottaa silta seurauksia. Me emme myy koekoneita. Mel
lancet ennenkuin ne joutuvat myytaviksi, ia me %ylapidam-
me harjaantuneen palvelusjarjest0n ollaksemme varmoja
sita, eta jokainen myymamme kone vastaa ostajan odo-
tettavissa olevia toiveita. Taman menettelytavan kautta
olemme ~voittaneet monen maanviljeliian luottamuksen, jo-
ka koettaa laittaa itsellensa kaikki koneet international"
tekOa.
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Snmalanpalwclnfiia tpmfofnmlla

I66tt6m1 rippifoiilu olfou
Gbotbamin neutrality-suspicious.
firfosio tiistoina I. T. 10 pwG Ito
10 a. b. @oiilun p~ddtosiubla pi-
oetadn ieurooiuoua iunmunioina, eli
t. I. 1s pdiwd flo 10 a. y.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-08
Mntp-rebieterid

aoriaa ia mibestaan titna 2pptii'
poiIorcita ia fuparifia iabtpipdfrfliild
Sefd palmistaa ia mpp parbdtfd
Dinner peilid" ia psltifid 'plpp-
ommeita b. M. tefee faifenlaista pel'
ti,epdn mnmattiin iuuIifpaa toriaris'
tp5td balfuimmalla.
Senrp 30gIinb
121 Eine It Sponnpcob, Wicb
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Deering Mccormick ia Milwaukee
Elonkorjuu, ia heinanteko koneet

Elonkorjuu, ia heinanteko koneet
antavat taysin tyydyttavaa palvelusta tuhansilla farne1la;
nmssa on vahan huolenpitoa, ia ne menestykselhsestl vas
taanottavat kaikki heinaniittyjen vaaimukset.
Vuosikausia olemme lola noudattaneet haNituksemme
pyynt0a, eta saastaisinrme kaikessa korjuuttamalla van
hoia koneitamme ennemmin kuhn uuSia tlale laittaisinr-
me. Nyt kun taman pyynn0n noudattanisen tarve on ON
mennyt, EXC todela oiisi todenista saastavaisyytta, eta
ostaisitte msia koneita, taten saavanne vakuutuksen sl-
hen, eta saatte mahdolisimman paljop tehtya ajalla jl-
lon toisen sarkyminen ia korjaaminen voisi tarkolttaa pal
Jon vaivaa ia kaikinpuolsta havoa.
Ell ole sen parempaa aikaa kuhn juuri nyt, joDoin voltte
tavata paikallista kauppiastanne tilataksenne sitomus-, tai
nitokoneen, haravan, heinan kuornitus-, tai ionkun mum
koneen ioka on taIpeen tana kesana. Tlatkaa myos
Deering, International, Mccormick, tai Milwaukee sitomis-
lankaa.
Deering, Nc Cormick, ia Milwaukee elonkorjuu ia heini-
tyskoneet antavat seurauksia alma ia saavat tehtavaa alma.
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famine. Tulokset jotka saatte ovat juuri seHaiset joita
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lysvaineita erikosena alannansa %laittanut.
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