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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
NEAL PLAN
HAS DISADVANTAGES
|onotony Frequently Cause of Famiy's firing of Sub
stitute Dishes-Mrs. Wilson Gives Suggestions
With Building Protein Content

l table salad oil in frying pan and
add onions and peppers Cook slowly
pared macaroni and
One and one-half cupfuls of canned
| tomatoes,
Two teaspoonfuls OF salt,
! one teaspoonful OF paprika.
has been brought about through Chris,
= MIX thoroughly and then turn into
one cupful OF hgrated cheese. Bake
In the oven until the cheese is brown
Pimento Corn Pudding.
Grease custard cups and then place
canned pimento. in each/c cup. Now
place In mixing bowl
One cupful of crushed corn,
Two eggs,
one-half cupful of thick cream
sauce,
One and one-half teaspoonfuls OF
Three-quarters teaspoonful Of white
pepper.
Two tablespoonfuls of parsley.
Mix well and then MI into the pre-.
pared pimentos. Place custard cups
In moderate oven until firm in the
center usually twenty-five minutes.
baked Hominy and Cheese,
wash two cupfuls Of large hominy
SOAK in warm water overnight and
In the morning cook in boiling water
Three onions,
One green pepper. very fine.
Three tablespoonfuls of finely minced
parsley,
Two teaspoons OF salt.
one tcaspoonful Of paprfka
One cupful OF grated cheese
Add the cooked hominy and mix
well. Place in baking dish and
Two cupfuls of thick cream sauce.
Cover the top OF the dish with bread
crumbs and then sprinkle with two
tabiespoonfuls of grated cheese Bake
Ia
utes. -'''
Egg Outlets.
Place in saucepan
one and one-half cupfuls OF milk,
Dissolve tho flour and then bring 70
boil. Cook 1--WE minutes and then
Three hard boiled eggs. chopped
One tablespoonful of grated onion.
Three tablespoonfu!s Of finely minced
parsley,
One and one-half teaspoonfuls OF
One teaspoonful of paprika,
0ne-IuaTier teaspoonfui Of mustard,
Mix thoroughly and then turn on a
creased platter and allow the mixture
TO set for four hours. Mold into outlets
nne crumbs. Fry until golden brown
EsFpInnt Croquette..
Pare and cut the eggplant into small
pieces. Cover with boiling water and
cook until tender. Drain and then
mash. Place in mixing bowl and
add.
One egg,
One cupful OF fine bread crumbs,
Two teaspoons OF salt,
One teaspoonful OF paprika
Two tablcspoonfuls OF grated onion,
parsley.
SIushroom Snuce
Pare and cut In pieces four ounces
OF mushrooms. Parboi and then drain
and add
cream sauce,
Two tablespoonfuls OF finely minced
parsley,
One we'll beaten egg,
salt.
One-half teaspoonful Of pepper
Two tablespoonfuls OF butter.
Heat until very HOT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

One morning in very early spring
W Woody Chuck tsome folks called him
will get up and open the season" he
said. land the first thing i must do
Ia to get haircut"
t1e. very nrst customer Mr.. Fox had
seen In SO long. he welcomed him with
= 2. smile ALE "c n right in. Mr.. Chuck, "
My, instruments are sharp and keen.
l have not used them at all this
"oh. think I will have both and a
massage as we'll" said woody Ho,di anu i" i
want to look very slick when take
my hrst walk through the woods"
WINE =, MT: Fox was getting things
whiskers trimmed; then in came MIR.
Tomcat for trim, and along came
MI; Coon and and Billy Postum. All
69s coming summer.
Mr.. Fox bowed and smiled at them
- and thought Of the money he
csc customers. He put the towel
Found Wooddy's neck and was lust
citing his scissors to trim his hair,
hen IN came Mr.. Dog in a terrible
Up jumped, Woody Chuck and al
st upset the barber as we'll as the
Rir. and i took all the. persuasive
toners while he asked Mr.. Dog IL he
would mind sitting outside and waiting
his turn, for all the chairs were filled.
Mr.. Dog said he would not mind a
bit. He would sit on the steps. but he
did not wish to. be kept waiting long.
for he was going hunting with Mr.
Poor Mr.. Fox was SO nervous that
NE dropped his scissors because none
of his customers liked Mr.. Dog very
well and they were all uneasy.
He is very nice, quiet fellow"
Mr.. Fox told them. "He never chases
anyone unless his master tells him to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
At the Movies

BIJOU-Bessie BnrrfacaIe and
Charles HAY In ''The Straight Road.n
DLUEBIRD-Anftn Stewart in
'9TvO WOmcn.n
BROADwAY-Mrs. Charlie Chap
lin In "whcn n Girl Loves"
COLoNIAI-Aiice Brady in "His
bridal NiEht.o
isIs-Lillian Gi.h In ssrrue Heart
SuHie.o
ODEoN-walIace Reid in ..You're
Fired.o
Road Called Straight,
yICTOR--WilIian Fnrnum In
t0The Lone Stnr.o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

OF the Virginia state Supreme Court Of
Appeals. A number Of Lynchburscrs wero
present at tho marriage.
:, LYNcHgURG. VA, June se--Miss Mary
v rSlnia Porter. daughter of Sfr. and Mrs.
". Leonard Porter. and Ambrose Barnes
Rucker Harris. were married Saturday at
tho home Of tho BRIDES parents hero by
Rev Dr.. Austin b.. Conrad, pastor OF
College Hill baptist Church.
LYNcHBURG. VA. June so-Miss Mary
Bertha Catlstt and John A. wolls. both
OF Madison Heights. were married Saturday
at Amherst. Row. J. H. Franklin, OF tho
Baptist Church. officiating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

anythingJthat is good for c.!
out any ll results" 80
Let her parents thoughtfulty tIY
out the idea OF an evening gymnasti|
for t4e3 children, with gradnsts2
series o. exercises that win Il hnal
bring a mild glow to the entire sY
face OF the body and slight fatfEGY
Just sufficient to Induce sleep. NSf9s{
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES,

E SossDsin. A Es. c Pollard 1 , slssss
John Daniel Oden tls). Richmond.
Bcss b. Manolcy Cs), Richmond. "a
William Elliott Hess (2D, PhiladeIph
John Edward Hodges (3s), HflH
EInora Taylor cay. Cincinnati. ~; e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

The next season when Mr. Fox
opened his shop there was a sign on
the door which read: None Of the
Woodchuck family served here: the
right, 1919, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate, New York City.
IIia N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

A Meat Substitute.
Add cup OF chopped peanutss
two eggs to cornmeal mush Rndit
Turn into molds and w
cold slice and fry in bacon fatty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

Church by Rev. W. j. D. Thomas, when
Miss Nora Burks Payne. formerly OF Lyncn-
burg and lately of Danvilie. was married
bride Is daughter OF tho late A. Spotts.
i wood , Payne; well known resident OF
daughter OF the late Judge Edward c. burks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

WitheTs Nelson; youngest daughter OF Judge
ana nnfi,, Mrs. Frank Nelson. of Rustburg. and
nounty. were married at the residence Of
me me nrdes parents Wednesday Rev. Dr.
RAJ Episeopal Church. Lynchburg. was the
SeiHorant. The marriage was witncss.d
by many friends and relatives from a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

wilkins Desby and Charles Upshur Ayres
90 oo' 10 OF Ascomac were married at the homo
sG;hester Pa. Thursday. Rev Alfred
i HhS Namara. Of st. Luke's Episcopal Church
Eooystone. Pa, performed the Ceremony
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

LYNCH BURG. VA. June ao-Luther O.
Holland and Miss Minnie y. Terry. OF Lynch.
burg. were married Saturday evening at the
parsonage of College Hill baptist Church.
the pastor. Rev. DR.. Austin B, Conrad
performing the nuptiaIs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

LfNCHBURG. VA. June 3o-Announc,
mont pas hsen made here of tho marriage
.marshail ana John Grammer Epps which
was solemnized at Winston-Saiern
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

LYNCHBURG. VA. June ao-Miss Kath-
beth ]. Dugger and Robert Duvai Abbott
both OF LynchbuIg. were married Saturday
afternoon at the Holy Cross Catholic rectory,
the Rev. Edward Is. Tcarney. officiating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

LYNCHBURG. VA. June ao-Daniel
McCormick and 81 IS Mary Suse Bailey
both OF Richmond. were married Saturday
az the porsonage OF College Hill Baptist
Conrad. officiating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

LYNCHBURG. VA. June GA pretty
home ne marriage n was solsmnized saturday
az a., BIT s when their daughter. Mss
I.ynchburg. Rev. DR.. w. F. Fisher. OF the
baptist Church. officiating. Because OF a
groom only close relatives were witnesxes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

o,LY,N;cHBuRG. VA. June a-A marri.K.
OF Virginia interest was celebrated in New
York city. Saturday evening at All Angels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

Ann Haden. daughter of Mrs. l.. c: Haden.
and Mr.. Guy Herbert Smith. all Of Lynch
burg. were married Saturday afternoon at
he home OF the brides mother. Rev.
DIT. Aust n d. Conrad, pastor OF College
The maid OF honor was the brides sister.
Miss Josephine Haden, and Harry jackson.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04
Calls Wilson's
Surrender to
Japan 'Abject'
Senator Johnson Bitterly
Condemns Yielding Of
4O,OOO,OOO Chinese to
Nipponese ''Bondage"
Neer York Tribune
Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON. May 3.-President
Wilson was charged with having alb
jectly surrendered to Japan in ac-
quiescing to the Japanese demands in
Shantung province, in a statement is
sued here to-day by Senator Johnson,
Of California.
"The situation presented the test Of
our high sounding platitudes and our
protestations of self determination and
justice to weak nations" said Senator
Johnson. "This is simply another con-
crete illustration Of the league of ma
tions. Debtor nations requiring econo-
mic aid must yield, and the powerful
and threatening member of the league
will obtain by the strong arm exactly
what it wants.
"A week ago out Of the darkness,
the plot and counter plot the cunning,
intrigue, and bargaining of the peace
conference, there came a ray of light
when the President denounced secret
treaties. His press agents told us how
firmly he would stand against 1taly's
secret treaty, and Japans worse secret
treaty. At once the progressive Re-
publicans here, delighted to have a
word of frankness, even though ad-
dressed to the Italian public, warmly
and enthusiastically commended the
Presidents stand.
"Within the week. after an imitation
barrage upon racial equality, the Jap
anese boldly made their demands, and,
without the semblance Of a contest, ap-
parently, the President forgets his
words, which we were still reechoing,
and abjectly surrenders. Here at
stake is a large province of China and
forty millions of people. Japan had
pledged her word to the world at large,
and specifically to the United States
at the time of the taking of the prov
ince, to return it to China.
"Now, under the secret agreements,
she demands that she may break her
plighted faith and keep these lands and
people; and piece conference,
tice, to the protection of weak nations
against strong, forgcts its pretences
and ,protestations and delivers into
bondage millions of helpless people.
"ln the language of The Philadel-
phia North American the peace
conferences concession to Japan of
all Japanese claims against China in
Shantung marks tragic, overwhelm-
ing defeat of high minded American
principles The decision sacrificed
Shantung peninsula, with 4O,0OO,OOO
Chinese, to Japanese domination.' The
Administration papers which have been
defending the Presidents decision con-
cerning Italy are singularly silent
about his surrender to Japan"
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04

with the spirit Of the league now on
the eve of formation, to call upon
strong Japan to forego her claims ami
mated by desire for ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
instead of upon weak China to sur
render what is hers by right.
Had Faith in Allies
"China came to the conference with
a strong faith in the lofty principles
adopted by the Allied and Associated
Powers as the basis of just and per-
manent world peace. Great, therefore,
will be the disappointment and disil-
lusion Of the Chinese people over the
proposed settlement
III there is reason for the council
to stand firm on the question Of Fiume,
there would seem to be all the more
reason to uphold the claim Of China
relating to Shantung, which includes
the future welfare of 36,000,000 souls
and the highest interest Of peace in
the Far East"
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04
3 u. S. Soldiers Killed
In Auto Accident Abroad

ORLEANS, May 3-Three American
soldiers were killed and eight injured
seriously when an American army mo-
tor truck was struck by railroad train
at a grade crossing near La Ferte-St.
Aubln, thirteen miles southeast of Or
leans.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04
500 to 1900
Silk Hose in Shades
FOR THE WARNER DAYS

OF SUMNER GOWNS OR FOOTWEAR
There is no denying the charm Of
pure thread silk hosiery that repeats
the exact shades of Summer Downs
or footwear. Or all white hosiery.
lhe styles are as varied as the
colors-plain, with embroidered or
openwork clox or openwork instep
IN uncommon designs.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-22

pasta lofafliun oifelis.istlimosla
nGnlG palpiiitllt moibaan eitlle OF.
tna, fun rolttateipbtio Ell ole mield
laanlit mnl1niifii tooistiifliaan,
- Miis Oaortba Seiftinen aifoo
mennG Oitlihbiin CHRISTIE faitppa-
folrlluin. Wtartba on ollllt talmen
Ylinoiien 9tistin pahpelufiesia
Moose 2afeSia. sSiGnl1 Gbas.
Seiffinen on i1lleen mituttamit per.
beineen fornliIleen oltuoan talipen
Sllperiorisia. SeiffiIen farmi-blio-
meet iGi palan1otta.
- Sranf @inql1ist on Iaapltnut
j1lleen fotiiil oltuaan ionflrn oifaa
Sri Sltrlpan lltonnon parontolosia
Wenabgasia.
= &alle &aippaiielle ia Sobn
@irtoielle (Sobn geltnmelan m6-
lppinieS) OH filnlpnlellefin fpaimon-
la labioittaneet termeen tpttGren.
y 8orfers.bdolia iilleen rafen.
netoan foipolla fiireellG. sc tlilee
lornaan paiffoan fltin ennenfin.
- 9fiobaro 9, gtienti oli tGGlld
,ppb6n ieiitlrna iiGniG pastori 6. g.
9siemen iiiaiieno pitden firfolla taf-
II pitbetto, aorntpGiipGlld ia illolla
fello s ia eoelliiena iGtona SSSobn
$. Teterionin talolla. Sunnitntai-
nn jGlfeen pltolen pGhpGn p1bui
ban apanballa fontrilla. SSofnilesia
tiloiilutbesia oil foniao paljon ia
failttti ban arlnon ionna poinalli-
iesti, iofa toiipottoipasti fontoo rltn-
iaon bebelntdn.
- Wirs Silba Wtorttilo ia Wers
@Sntt Wearttila opat ututfustoneet
Sreoericf lin, g. Daf., iosta iaapiti
tieto, ettd WarttiIon neliesten ia
Siloo Wtorttilon Giti on aripeIlttto-
apasti loironna. Ntrs Marttilon
fpeiludt ontaiienia itittonoan Oato-
taan beti poion jdIIeen, losia bdn
on ail,nitt poifanio Senrp Marttilan
ia fp1hpDntiebeniG Gust Malinitn
perbeisiG littentntin.
g. sc.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-22

eign ano Domestic Commerce II.
moittoa, eta nlaon fauppa on mao
liSflnllla liiadntpnpt iefii irloSipien-
nisi1 ettG iii11ntllonnisla. lllosmien.
titaparan anpo nouii 605, 100000
oollariin fun lie oil belmihrusia
5SS, 100000 oollaria ia miiane
puonno maalistlluslo 523,000,000.
Observation-Disclosures ammo 8 flnlfoll-
Dsto nouIi 4,99t,00O,O00 oollariia,
iofa on 600,000,000 bolIorio cneln-
pi fun IalnaSto ajaSta miime muon-
ia. SiiGGntllonti nlaalisflutSia nou
ii 26S,000,000 bollariin ferrottltnn
235, 100000 oollariin belmifltusia
ia 242,000,000 oollnrim malls.
fituSla ipiime mlpnno. SiIGGntlton.
ii taiparan orpo 8 fllllfoltoesto
npnli 2,2Ot 100000 oolloriin fun
lie piime muonna oil 2,03S,O0,000
bollnria. 30
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-22
StGluallaSta tnlleita ,uiljarnttpja

"&ofe sm" ia "SSlog >Smut ia
on ilnuantllnut nllliltanliin fpliin
SllinoiIisia ia Snoianasia. @oelIi-
nen toSfee beinGn iltrrto ia forttc,
ia ilmanntlul ipebndsiG, rufiisia,
obrasla y. III. DilialaieiSia. &as-
nit iofo fltolelpat, eli titlelpat eb.
f1istDfIi fnslpamileStaan. Sltrret ia
lparret tltlelpat pllnertnpnn ruSfeif-
il ia IilinnGt leboet bpmin pebmeif-
ii. &aspeisIo joisla OH tGtG mifaa,
ltIein tltlee wiberi1iienlpi mari p1Gl-
le fuin tmpollilesti ia lliein1itten
niibin ei nouie tGbfGpGitG. SGlfi-
mGinen rutto iantoin ilmenee Iiten,
ettd bein1SiG nGfpp ntustiu lpiirujn,
ia tGbf11 ei ilmeStp.
Sos miSl1 ilmenee t1llaiiia,
maompilieliiGt tefeipGt bppGn pal-
melltfien ilnloittan1alla Wticb. Wtaan
milielpsopistolle, ia ianalla lGbettG-
mGllG Gnulltonin fnSipejo tutfitto-
mifii
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-22
WebilGistcm 6uibusta

gSaltion mebilGisfosnpatufien tar.
fastola .. s. &inoie, OH ilmoitta-
mt ulloen lain astripan lpoimaan
beinat. p:n1 ionta nntfaan faif.
fialla, iosla faspatetaam nebilaiIiG,
pelien y. NJ. tulee ola bppin tebtp.
ia. Sen jobbosta faiffiallo mebi.
ldisfosgpottujat olpot rpbtpneet for
loonlaan paittoia, ia laittanluan lain
pnatirnllSten mllfaon oloja "iiipi-
tnrjallenia. ytiitG, iotfo laiminlpo.
lrut lain mootinllifiet tGSiG iubtees.
ia, tlrllaan iofottanaon $25. iafolla
iota ipptofieStG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-22
S1tpnte1t ltutiita
Sotainttn Sillpieniulnen taistslnsta

SptnIlttfn 9tilplen'ulilten tnlstfiitsIn
SilliienialmelIa rli pieli iobon lop-
pupGipinG iattllnltt Ieuroomo bttpoi-
men topolts:
Hluoisten iportiofetiltt olilpnt
iiellG tapanla mufann per1Dtpneet.
Wtltttu fitten Ielloiiisla itlein oil lai-
to, iattlti olemonn m1b1ien fire,
ntinfG iobbosta eiim. tpffipatterille
iobtalua pllbeIinloitos i1i bdpittd-
nlGttG. SSa eifo3 niio lubtarit IL
fintDfiet toos fefiineet tuotafin lai-
minIpontiG ia rlipenneet Iitd pro-
Observation-Disclosures Dntp1fiecn
fdDttGntGGn. 8nniipat pabitfIet rot
iunia pitbeIimen pGdbGn ioittele-
maan plnaisten pattereille, jofa ..
I'D tpielG antpuili, iosfoan ei oiu.
ipia Min fitnmr1infin mibaiiia jn
iliurello G1nell11n bermostuttotpio
ontnllttiiaon.
&un etittpartion ia patterin put
belin ioiititihpot pbtepteen ia fpibt.
tim potterilta:
= &uinfo oiitit2
= SDipin menee, fitrlliit pos-
tous, nlittta p1bGn enemntdn ipo-
ientpaan ei tefiii poboa.
= Sopiiban iitG fGGtltGG. =
Onfos NIT foboolla?
= Suoroon rrtenee fitin ppslpStG,
ntittta pGbGn pitentmGIle pit6iii
nennG. 2osfefoo ndb6n forfeant-
rnolle.
Sya min alfoi taos "iiltrid1ninen
aeitaattori poitbata", t6DoelId moi.
ntaIIa. ga pubeesia tpofiuttteIi
mics, ett6 oulnlitiet oiititpat jdut-
tisti iinne, mime niioen pitifin o.
iuo
See putoiIitpot ntnlittain fssfelle
iGrtped, iotn. iuitri taisteli idioen
tobleisto ,poitpaittitofieen.
Weittta fiin tpffinliebet oIiipat oi-.
fonia ontntusfeIIeet iooriatta mitiita
tietoa tponid tiiIofiiSta fitin ipofiii-
tiifIia oifeaan patffaan ,oiuntiiesta,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-22
Wiaanuiljclpstnute fanppa fasipaa

"SarfaStus eitrooppoluiliSla o.
loiSla nGpttGG" ionoo mnrnmnonipil-
jelpsniniisteri @. s. CHRISTIE, "ettG
jofo ainoa prl1to rltofatolparaa, jo-
ia furlnit rpohpot tltottoa tGnG muon
no, tulluun tompitiemoon ia bpipGG
notIua mastoan
On fotlottu morlnono, ettG ioltf.
foiu bojoitettnisia aielapon tebtp1
ia ettG fariot SnfiosIo, tSSt1lpolta-
llnforisia ia muisia fesfi @uroopon
lpoltioisia, rDbtpiIitpGt taaIen ntaan-
ipiljelpfiiin. SitGtin oliIi ipoinllt
ooottou, ettG mooloilet oliliipnt nil
ieltGneet maata ia tliottaneet litltren
ola ruofatarpeisto, jotfa taripitoan
emil hpitonno. SGlnG oil fititenfin
luuiri erebbps. @piiipnrnlnt olot ia
beifot ballitufIet olpat eSt1neet FAM
lola nlereln1stG tafailin naota mill
ielem1Gn. W3onesin ppifnslu, misid
ontistajillo on ollut lunrla
olleita, pootii fonla ett1 naitd joe
toan fopbille. Subaniio piffltmaan-
on jGtt1npt tnlojoan puo
ristoisio, misiG De olpot boitaneet
forioa ia menneet nlongolle toiipo'
mufiesio iauoo 1pmGG ntoota lielld.
Saloffuot iiellG eipGt toolen taboo
min, iilG be eim1 taboo ett1 toi.
1et niittGhpGt midi be opot fDlipdn-
meet. Slot foiffiollo fesfi.@nroo-
poSIo oipot iellaiiet, ettei ole pientd-
fGG toiipoa ioaoo norinanlipuooen
tltloo. gp6tparnoien oifoien tafio
menetpGt moolaiiet joitfoisio folt'
punfeibin. @ltonna 1914 oil Bit
6o.8estisio 100000 benfeG, npttent.
min IiellG on pli 100000. Sien-
nan ap6filitf1 on nousiitt 100000
ia finn ie norntaoli ojoilla ioi pdt'
iuGsId 100000 Iitraa maitoa, min
ie mt ioa oinoostam 10000 litrad.
@niinu1tGinen ioltbolobetps on
ioapunitt Sufioon, ia ie npotiin
puolen punnan pofetisia 2,14 mar.
follu iofa tefee 81 ienttid pitnnasto.
Sonoten le on ntiitten ritofatofpa-
rain funsia. &aiffi tobistoa ett6
rltofatotparon tortpe on pnlio iltit-
rettpi fitn titote."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-22
Epstipafettia iutilaille.

gSdr 9epartenteattin pppnnost6 on
@ostibollitus fesfepttGnbt fiellon
postipafettien lGbett6uista iotilaille
ia iitpiilibenfiloiIle 9(tlannin toiieIIe
pitolelle.
Bofetit inofuot iiIdltdd firioio ia
lnlrto otporna ioto on Irapallista
lGbettGd Iinne. Oioite on tiriotetto.
ipo oifein ia ieItp6sti ia postimofltt
iitoritetti. eostipofettio Ell moi II.
iaGnfirioittan, ipafuiittoo toiffo IA.
bett1i 6. 8. 9.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-22
WaaaniuiIjcIHSiIle.

Weicbiganin moantpilieIpsopisto
lGbett6G IiIloin tdII0in firieito eri
lebtiin, ioisia ontuipot neitpoio
moantpiIieIii5iIle. Wepos litpooipot
lubettdd eri ielroiIIe, opettaiilIe b.
m. moumpiIieIpfieen innostuneiIe
flditd firieit6. Wtitit boIitffoot
ioatpot malta n1pos IdbettdmdIId. nj
menid ia oiotteenio oiotteeIIe: Sarm
CROPS Department so. 81. 6. Cost
Soniine Weicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-22
NELJASTOISTA VUOSIK.
minfG

aLtoi tpo titntlla ifGapGlt1, ninf6
tpltotii tieousfeltiin:
- @ifo jo n1p lobtareita2
- Sobon ne iiellG raipaa mG-
feG Dlos.
= S1ipitd iitten ie telebpooni.
= @n nina uSfalla, labtorit tap.
poo minlit.
= SSollei ie teleblpooni ole 2 nil
muffin flllltesia bGlpitettp ourlitnl-
me len m1i6fli ia iinut fansia.
- @ttebdn te oiaa tGnne amnlit.
ia finn Ell NINA ole ianomasla flin-
ia fllitla oiull paifnlle.
9tGnG nenGtfGGt mastalfiet al
foiipat 10 ibmetDttGG patterirniebi1.
Se altohpat oaapistaa petosta ia
proapofatiionia ia taipalliiin Iabta.
rien ilionia. Siitd ieltpiii paraiten
1npralld tDlDnlDtlellu.
= Snfo iiellG Inbtari.
- Sobon me tG1lIa olenlme OLE
leen tlinnin aian.
SGnlGn ipastaitfIen lpaiflttitfien
oIianomaiieen fltitliionn MOI BEL
ponnlin fittpailla ipanbon roonln1ai-
fen @ergilion iGfeillG:
"SGnmGstpin. t,tffn pDstp0pn
nous, G1ni fltrftnhlin flti1piti.
SGlrtGn firotltn labtnrin obieioen
nrlifaon oil ontpltn pauflitattil To-
fonainen tltnti ia tietDsti oitpan O..
been anrpuion tarfoittanasta maa-
lista, maiffa fDllGtin paifalle ant-
mitttatpon nlielestG. Snfo itis ib-
me, jog tdnt1fin poitoffaafIi iitun-
niteltl1 taistelu tappiofii faSnthi.
Welttta flifo oliii oiannut aatpis,
taa Main iulfeata proDofationial