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, 1919-06-12
fATONlC
Hard to Determine.
DQoR YOUR AcD-SToMACD

Ruth Clifford, the moving picture
star. has a cousin overseas. Recent
ly his name appeared in the casualty
list as wounded.
"Yes," said Miss Clifford, in n
swer to an inquiry by her director.
"he was wounded, but not seriously.
We had a letter from the ~regimental
surgeon"
where was he wounded?" asked
Gerard.
"We are not quite sure. The Bur
geon mentioned the place, but we
don't know whether it's an anatomical
phrase or a French village"
, 1919-06-12

With the antiseptic, fascinating Cuti-
cura Talcum Powder, an exquisitely
scented convenient, economical face,
skin, baby and busting powder and
perfume. Renders other perfumes su-
perfiuous. One of the Cuticura Toilet
Trio (Soap, Ointment, Talcum).-Adv.
, 1919-06-12

"Shall we hire a detective to watch
q wedding ~presents?"
81 hardly think that win be neces-
sary, my dear. Our friends have
seized the opportunity to work off a
lot Of old charlottesville Courier
Journal.
, 1919-06-12

of prominent and influential ~lunkheads
can be seen standing in the doorway
of the old post office room, patiently
waiting for busy people to come, as
they used to, and scrouge past them,
trying to get in."-Kansas City Star.
, 1919-06-12
The Effects Of opiates.

PE>HAT INFANTS ire peculiarly susceptible to opium and its various
preparations, all Of which re narcotic, is well known. Ever In tn
smallest doses, IL continued, these opiates cause changes in the INC
lions and growth of the cells which are likely to become permanent, causing
imbecIty, mental perversion, q craving for alcohol o. narcotics IN latert e.
Nervous diseases. such as intactable Lervous dyspepsia and lack o staying
powers are a result Of dosing with opates or narcotics o keep children qWes
In their infancy. The rule anon physicians is that children should never
receive opiates in the smallest doses for more than q day at a time, and
only then If unavoidable.
The administration Of Anodynes, Drops, cordias. Soothing syuRs and
other narcotics TO- children by any but q physician cannot 70 too suongT
decIied, and the druggist should not be q party to it. Children who are IL
dose them wiIfuly with narcotics.
s:s : !: ~: ss. s :: siI H. i s e.. "a, !. . : sss. 70. ,Z,zMMzzM
, 1919-06-12
Their EaithfuIness.

"Force of habit is almost as hard a
master to some people as rum is said
to be-" commented the landlord of the
at drudge. although the post
office moved to its new location more
than a month ago, and, too, though
they never were compelled by law to
do SO, most any time o. day a bunch
, 1919-06-12
$4,000.
WASHINGTON

A further reduction of 1,149 I'M
in the list of missing in action has
been announced by the War Depart
ment, the total now being BIB. OF
the 1,149 men, 3S7 were reported as
dead.
Secretary Baker told the House Mil
itary Committee he had authorized the
sale of $~25;00O,O0O worth of surplus
food stocks held by the army to the
Cooperative Purchase Society of Rus
STA. The society is composed of 90
100000 heads of families, the secre-
tary said, and will give in exchange
for the food raw materials badly
needed in the United States.
Secretary Baker asked Congress for
legislative authority and an appropria-
ton of ~$10,000,OO0 for the immediate
purchase of the Cape Cod canal. Ac-
ton by Congress was necessary he
said, so the canal might be acquired
without waiting the result of pending
condemnation proceedings.
Only by increased rates can the gov
eminent controlled railroads meet OPP
Grating expenses, Director General
Hines of the railroad administration,
told the House Appropriations Com
mittee. He is opposed to any in
crease at this time, however, because
it might advance the cost of necessi-
ties of life.
Plans for the construction of more
than 1900 airplanes at a cost of $780,
100000, and the purchase from Great
Britain of one of the newest type
dirigibles for use as a model for flu
ture dirigible construction are includ-
ed in he army program for aircraft
production outlined to the House Mill
tary Committee by Major General
Mencher, director of military aeronau-
tics. General Mencher asked an ap-
preparation of S%3,375.OO0 for the devel-
opment of lighter than air craft.
Modification of the wartime prohi-
bition law so the working man may
have light wines and beer was urged
by Representatives of organized labor
ar the first of the hearings by the
House Judiciary Committee upon
liquor measures.
President Wilson has little hope of
leaving for home before June 18th,
according to private information re-
ceived. He plans to visit Brussels
before his return. 1t therefore ap-
pears likely that he will not be back
in Washington before the end of this
month at the best.
, 1919-06-12
Don't sneeze; You Nav Die.

Scientists say that we are never
nearer death than when we sneeze,
the act causing a momentary convul-
sion of the brain.
, 1919-06-12

Now Is IL. Tine to Get Rid Of Tb.,. U.ly spo,

Now Is the Tine to Get Rid Of These Ugly Speh
There's no longer the slightest need OF feeling
ashamed of your frecklss as othine-double
spots.
simply get an ounce of Othine-double
strength-from your druggist, and apply 4 little
OF II night and morning and you sho~ld soon see
tnat even the worst freckles have begun to dis
appear, while the lighter ones have vanished en-
tirely. 1t Is seldom that more than one ounce
Is needed to completely clear the skin and gain
4 beautiful clear complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double strength othine.
a. this Is sold under guarantee of money back
u II falls to remove freckles.-Adv.
The bet you Intended to make but
didn't is always a safe bet.
, 1919-06-12

Cry tomorrow, If you must, but
laugh today.
, 1919-06-12

Do you put your 20. K" on your
days work?
, 1919-06-12

All some women talk about is-well,
about Is hours.
, 1919-06-12

Hard facts do not always make an
Impression on a soft-headed man.
, 1919-06-12

Laws r not alive until they are
executed.
, 1919-06-12

WESTERN
Jesse w. Lillienthal, president of the
United Railways of San Francisco,
dropped dead while delivering an ad-
dress at the st. Francis hotel.
Meredith p. Snyder, banker and
three times mayor of Los Angeles, de-
feated f. Il. Woodman, incumbent, for
mayor in the election in that city.
Announcement was made at Venice,
Calf, by Thomas H. Ince, motion pic
ture producer, that he offered $4,000
as prize money for aviators who will
attempt II flight from there to Aus
tralia.
Five children of former President
James A. Garfield will share alike in
the distribution of the SIT 1000 estate
left by their mother, Lucretia Il. Gar
field, who died several months & at
Los Angeles.
Eight Indians have been burned to
death and sixteen injured, two prob
ably fatally, in forest fires north of
Lloydminster, on the boundary between
Saskatchewan and Alberta, according
w " iSBoAt iSttiNtu " nv hhNhuh ~0N
missioner of Alaska.
While bank clearings for citrus
sales are breaking records in Ontario,
Calf, Il new high mark for orange
grove values was set by the sale re-
Gently of a %ten-acre grove for $4,000.
Clearings on citrus sales alone are av-
eraging 100000 daily.
The State Board of Health has ad.
ded ''letharglc encephalitis" sleeping
sickneSs) to the list of reportable NAL
aides in California. The first cases
appeared in California shortly after
March 21st, and ten were reported in
April, according to statistics collected
by the board.
The 100000 acres of Texas land
sown in wheat last autumn are ex-
pected to produce Il crop of 100000
600 bushels, five times larger han any
previous Texas wheat crop. The Tex
as growers, guaranteed n price of
$2.2S n bushel, figure a total return
of sol 10000 in round figures, with
a $1O,OOO,O0O reduction as the approx
innate cost of production.
Although he was ~handcuffed to a
telegraph pole along with David Da-
more, a Sacramento jeweler, by three
men who, they said, held up their auto
mobile neal Mariner, Calf, Morris
Halpin, driver of the car, was arrest
ed as an accomplice to the robbery
upon Damore's request. Damore told
the sheriff's office that he was robbed
of diamonds and cash aggregating
CT nnO
, 1919-06-12
AN EPITOME OF
LATE LIVE NEWS
CONDENSED RECORD OF THE
PROGRESS OF EVENTS AT
HOME AND ABROAD.
FROM ALL SOURCES
SAYINGS, o o I c 8, ACHIEVE.
MENTs, sUFFERINes, HOPES
AND FEARS OF MANKIND.
WESTERN

Western Union views servic..
, 1919-06-12
Brief News Notes
From All Parts of
Wyoming
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

COMING EVENTS.
Days-Cheyenne. July 21-26.
State Fair at Douglas, Sept. 9-13.
The Keota news., 1919-09-12
m THE NATURE oF !.
0o0n6srs ga:Yae ':r -...-
W1o Some's-l- -l.:ra.,
Sosrin9 re cr-.-ra,s

te was one Gt ths .aT, .-r
of June. AMI yuEE. ss- h,
sustain q repuIa-UG a q. 4
rran..sssn's best .lV1 -s--
hasf . har,. nl-hf as lc.s-. \
sr . n'c!ncx In ths zia--... J
t~rest iuro the snrt a--.: /.
keep an aprHinEu"aE AZ. 4 /.
whn was htsr th-n a. s-sss.a
"Hsiio. Jack" BILL zl--==s.--...
ln9. Il appeared - Z vFs- (
cnse him 1nrnid II - :. &
ansd r.,bb.ss: his eyes F.sA &ssz
bte his Ups % sr~F ts= :
again.
-Has! brratfistr lax ss-s
"Na." ch. other -vr-s'l IN.
any"
-wsii.- Jack Ia sts'l 1ss7
oe eu6ss. aaysay
Hii yarns.. a-aE II ssi
seik.
-ppa'. vanr a1F -u-s~ ss
wosshi keep ME- awake u aI'
Grans!ss.u Chruu,c's
The Keota news., 1919-09-12
4 SUMMER cold

4 ed . tAo SunuBa1 e1DA, - 0o0s
bsey k1oWA y ~ 1asda1e b1n1 = .
eslA . 1T I'd e. IA ba0e o06 V6kD'
& vsy = % % b I'D and seay e9o
e ysu en-. wfeA boefJs q "Dnsk1ssD
0yysp" Aandy % tn1Bo Q oDo9 n1UoeO
~ nes nem esagA4nG wtt4 - ..
poeeogas50o b ~ 0og11n8
~ Y you can't ~ n bsd - 0A1e
kssp ous e dfsagAA svoad sn00
ehaAeaA ct spasfngiy q omvss d1s4
sd taks occasional 6nosD q DnsEAo10
sy.un Which 20 en- by q a1y sesto
vAsss madlefDa y sboA n6s md -
alas remedy. mada b America Tar 0oeO
90 no ysafA Kesp :. hAndy.-A1N.
The Keota news., 1919-09-12
SMALL CHANCE TO GET AWAY
A. II Hsoesnsd. shs Old os"<'s'~es'
w. p'8eiW0 sbs oissws Where
it oi1m'S ooeeNe

I don', know what the young men
of today are coming TO-" said Mr.
Smith Ia ny young daTs there wnsn't
any need for all this cours!n& Tha
girls then"
But he vas cuc shnee BY the email
s..u,fi< which Mr.. Smith accidentally
dropped oa his snsA
7 Vas oaiy sotns - Say. my dsar."
he remarked when be had rscuvsrssi
bis eomrnsure. that vsah the young
fellow who = calling oa Chriseabei
would % away and lee ~ sve the
house sh1c up. It's pase midnight :"
AZ that moment there sncsrssi the
small bog oe ,As household He had
been. Zoe the last hoar oe ~. behind
the crauxhc-srrs~n ID the drawing
ruom. and vo~e': that he had engsye,i
himself bette, than Il ha had bssn
ac Q movie show.
IL .sn's his fas,' ps.- said the heir
Of the Smiths. lie can't sp: Cnrissa-
beI1 sts,!nS on him.
The Keota news., 1919-09-12
STORY OF The WEEK
at.cw'No rs9 pHc0R9oo Q
eyy.-siN cUR oWN AND
Pca9!6N LANoA
v-..-ra Newspaper rn,aa New. s.rv,..
WESTERN

~ - 116N
William kinn..Sa. who was serving
a lie TERM N "A. srars psnirsnt.ary AZ
Sioux Falls. !. D.. IN q charge oe nur-
i-i-'n. t,irr. psf-Hns. hnS sss.aps..t.
si:: children belonging Ia rvs san,i-
lies living N que hn,iss. a. Jsnsoa.
snsi.. v.r. bur-i.... ra is..tn when the
h",is. vns Destroyed bY sr. rsc.nrIy.
N n. absence ot their pnrsnrS
President wIl,sna wlii review The Pa
r,fsc G..-t lt s.ns::e S.pt. Il acrners-
IN. IA r.,.:rams srrm Secretary TT
miltr r.-r.vs', bY chnir,nsn ot Seat
fi..'s presidential and E.s~t veicnm~
cnninitfs-s.
Mar Mckee. killed. IN ths family
home. ra.'d q -ifrlssnaxe snrrY four
Inches lnn: AMI si1 Inches arnuna fn.
h"'.v. III. r.pt!i. hnd .s.v.n r1sriss.
Msr ls n. hrav. siang:,t.r at NJ and
Ms-s. :! n. Mrk..-
m san F.lnr.s..n Secretary oe IN.
N..y .!n-.ps,us runis.s ..or.~-...i him
.''sf as oppn-...i uo the wnrsl -..uh
with -''f..s--nc. ~ risss men ~ the navy
an'i Il. .ays Il official -.sis. .an stso
III. u~. ot N. vne't. lr will ~s"a b.
r''s"::,rs.'t IN ths ~,-1p heap.
fns'ns' s..ntr. q nsS-., he'll oav. sas
.ii"s ana x.il...i AZ Omaha IN q ps,it...
nat up"n 4 h"s.s Tn. Officer IN
charge nt IA. r-il,is.rs sai,i n. saw s..nrs
f'xlng . p,nt nf WHISKY 70 . enna q
:'is>s. The he'll bny -sn e-um N. nur.s
an't vas shnt by nu. II III. -1..t.sS.
Ear-r 7 Eill..~. au.. NJ fli.. ioss *.
t''r-iv. stack ralss.rs IN Western No
brs'-sI. has purchased rSn ssrpsau..S,
""'. f"r his psr."nal ',~s N r.,iins se.r
his rluc:,.s AMI another larger m. ssr
t',s. ns.. nf his family. aii-~ OWNS su..
ran-a nf ..,ssi ar-.s an.i q n,u,ib..r Ut
sunll.sr sss.s
WASHmGYoD
KANSAS ias si..ss.ts worth ne has-,
str,,cp'! rnads Under cuu.t r,,c-t.u ss.
'"r'sins to stltsm'snt n,nsl.. By Il w
Watsnu. stats highway engineer.
Pr-ss'isnt wilsna has signed the hin
n'axinu permanent rhs rank st genera.
har J"hu !. P.rShins. rpmn,a ns,..r AZ
ri''' American sxpesiir:nuarY e,rr-~.
Pr.sisisne Wilson has left Washing.
t"n oa his Western speaking four in
h"i,aif uf the ps.as. trsarv. rnn sssssur of
utriu,nte ratification se tls.. instrument
ny the S'.nate without amsn,,rusur, or
"destE'sc..rs' RESERVATIONS which ~,ni,,
r..luirp r--asyneiar.ou.
For complexion st the Alaska rail.
r'nd ths. Horse passs.si and cent IN rh..
s~nate bill aurauesa:ng an ln-r.,...
"e rhe limit of cnse srpm Eis.rsN nAl a,
ESsn.nn. Republican, L..a,!.r Nom
desl charxrst miserable. ni.manu r..
Hsns had n,arxesi the -pu,.urt Of rn,.
work bur admit.e,i the iucruu.s v,.
Drim.r:!7 due to the higher labor and
material rustA
An iremi1atiou sf President ui1..,,s.
expenditures frpm rne si.NnsO OW
emergency eIlnsis pur ut his ,:;.p,..i nv
Coug gr,s~ during the war ha. h.., ..,,.
by the White Hous.s to tn. H,u~.. .,,,,
n'tttee on ape 1pr:afious rh., f-,r,.
i1aEiou WAS svnt in rsspor.. IN /, ,.u-.,
hrfiou introslucssi by Reprr..nr,-f,.v
''"uit of View York. Tr cpvsrs .-,nuu,ti
turrs nla,ls frnm the Pt..~i.I.,nt.. ,,,.,,...
F''nd during he war AMI puuru rp,s.,.
ence
The Keota news., 1919-09-12
.VoRI61

~ IN ,,,rs.i in Il collision hstSesn r~h
trains near rouiOuSss. Frnncs.
King Albert. Q,,s~n Elizabeth and
Cruwn Prince Leopold will Leave for
America bsrwssn Sept. - and -. on
board Cnired Atarss warship-
Information has reached Amsterdam
thar new African diamond field had
been discovered by officers 81 she Bit
Ish Geological Survey In the Gold
consr.
An unsuccessful attempt vas made
10 asAaAsfnare the Egyptian premier.
virh 4 bomb during q dsmocstrat tino.
said "a Exchange Telegraph Dispatch
from Cairo.
The Erlshsvixi have taken Pskof
and driven off the White fSrees Ia .
.ourh~ssrsriy direction. according TO
STATE Department sdvtcss received!
srnm vIbnrx
Prince Joachim OF Prussia. oae OF
the sx-kaissr's snnS, has bought the
magnificent and ancient mansioa
caIi.,. Villa Faror.ra- az Casa gnola.
italy. II cnst him S'sOnsD
The Calcsd S,ar.s has granted
l.,an ot tsO.ss,fsN 10 Esthoaia. 10 b.
ns's': chiefly 10 pay Zoe American snssis
ssnr 20 thar cn1nfry. acroe,ilnx 10 m
announcement mate bY the Esthouiaa
pr.ss bureau.
,;-orye~ CASTOR Qui.n. on trial be-
foe. 4 court -na --ial. char9s.: Sirh har-
ing had trsa~orabis s:enllnes with The
Germans. snt ot having bstrsTe,! Es:tyh
Csv.il To them. has been cuov;cts.. IN
Paris anI coa.i.mns.s 20 ai.
Th. M-xirsn war Department I~..s.!
. circular 20 its trusps along IN. hoe.
ssr ro flash r~si. whit. ana green Gig
nals ~ . warning 70 American avia-
torS Nho have crn~sssss the srpnc.~r and
are ayins over Mexican territory.
Tn. American rraa>por, Thomas =.
with h0 r~pin.~u,enc rruops. has a.
rtvsst at vinssi v,sssk ~:;h 80 Amsrs
'an s'''ssi.rS bnand Zoe Manila bY ~sy
oe Nasa>axi. arriving a. San Francisco
IN an"nr Sr-y-sv. da.s This L. the
srss Isr1e d.taramsn. oe IN. American
snrr~s n Siberia 20 sail foe hone.
Bar. l.sS ~. the custom rhrouxh.u.
Warsas. frnnsbir noe oa. in Hs. OF
the pss,r own .ta-kia8s and many t>,s
sven sssass .ss~pe the vos.!- ss,is-. san-
luis strappssi to hs-~ s.se. .Aiult won
"n. har--i.xxs.. aaa nar-s..e-.l ar. to
hs sssn everywhere. asc ocly ia rh.,
rnantry. but n N. ssc-~es oe war~ax
and other lars. cities.
Queen M,s'I.. oe NORWAY Is tn. fr~s
woman to ptlne . ss'npiaas. Tn. queen
Las been taxing flights over Christi
nnsa snd grew -, .arhussa sr.s. that sh-.
insisted On oilotias h.r>.is. Tn. s-c-
"nd tim. shs sus a-~ompan.. BY
'rn-vn Prime. o,at Queen Ma aa... took
the c,utr,'s aass p,l.e..s ,h. boa. sk.lI-
fnii7. tn the cheering oe vast cry~,is
below
What Il believes: 10 hare bssn ,hs
fir>t asrup'ans funeral ever held o..
cHFrp'! At Torpar.. Ont. when q ,iny
cpf,in bearing tlse h.,si- st t.soaar,. Al
l.n. . 5-m'uth~.,i. baby. sss cvav.y,d
70 Mount P'snsant c-n,.eery in . plane
p,lute's by Harry smith. Formerly Of
N. Royal air torv.. The flying
h'.a I's'' WIS c.n-sIy foiIow.s. By A s.s..
nnd plum, bearing assistants Of "A. IN.
t.r'lkar
oZHnAI
The Keota news., 1919-09-12
Ssac c.er

This n Ypar m ! -is'
sure Er'. our f-tr. t-'3
TAX. r.=i.ui.vi Tr1-s's' 2
The Keota news., 1919-09-12

Oucv In a sFr - =
a~rv,ax an nit r'i.'-~ as1 ~
teoes seriously.
The Keota news., 1919-09-12

It's ell right sc sar.~s oehsrx e, pick
sn"'i company. bg: they're s,nna ~
mighty ion.>.,ur..
The Keota news., 1919-09-12
Vain hsA

.xAyme vas flushing this nioeninS
whsn she >as me-. ~ I muSs hare
made an impression -prur hse;sr
yourself. That vac ooiy four -duSc-
iMx.-
The Keota news., 1919-09-12
GIN AI.


HE b,ygsss userS se mseor trucks in
IN. ~or'd ARE the Ameirvan earmsrx.
with so.sO motor trucks in operation.
M'nufactursr> cpm. .s.,va.! with -.
s-.s. an'i r-taiisrS tnir,i with fA~a
Getting his head ~e,.x.-s between
m. rp''- 1t his crib. Er-vfertck E.cnsu-
ha Ter Ir. a-a's six mpuths. s,a Of Mr.
and Nrs. Fr.'.ertsk Eichenhauer Of
falisi''e. n j. VAS found dead in his
cr'h
~o"oerS ns.v the .afeey dsprsie
vaht N the first Natioaaf Rank in
Marissa- u. ant s~.ape,l with NND
Lih'iriJ h'u,ii- an, <..v-raI -h.u~.,d
'uf'hfs IN rns>n. vault ccutaininx
-ohSai vgt. n.. H,t.-s.s.,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-24
Smomen mlfomaanfanppa

Slonren ultontaanfaitppa fobc'i
miime bnbtifrislIa ieirootpiin nl6G-
rim: tlionti 165,69S,477 ia mierti
II ,95O,965 MT. Sonrmi-bubtif. al.
fann tGnG ip1nnno oil t1toriti 430,-
11S,S30 ia tpienti 37,173,579 MT.
IS. 1918 oil postoahpat nlinterot
1O7, ,762,932 ia 81 ,3O5.62s MT.
EGnp1n ipnoben bitbtifiirn titon-
nisto ntliooostaa 5itirirtrnon oian
tpiIidtnparo, ionfa artno mouth 93,-
5S6,914 narffnon. Siirtontaartta-
.,cn.cits tisotlht niaubna bifStifinaIn
9,77S,379 MIN. ortposta. S1std nta6
r1stG oil tobtpia 4,S94,S04 ntf.
g9uotia ia nobtoia iefd teofiia mis-
tG tltotiin biibtifiliIla nlaaban g.
4S0,443, febr1ttoineito, {. o. piiii.
pillao, S,002,6St, fii6elntia, pilIa-
fantdita d. m. 4,049,010, olipG
ia rastpoia 7,129,227, for,eita ia
ntoottoreita 1908 MIN. artpos.
ia /. n. e.
S1ibtifitiin tpiennist1 otpat bito'
|ntnttafpiirtntat pitiiaineioen ia pliit-
teosten rpbnG, 4,477,732 mf., jos.
ta ribntar1illia 3,SS2,O15 mt. iefG
pliliipaniife. ia paperirbbnid, d..
6SS, 1923 mt. = (rt. @.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-24
6indenburg
petettiin

Seem Dorfiin on tnotli tatll lat
laIoisto llpieeria, iotta olpat ilhlalS4
feet amerifalaiiille Sntoenhlraln
irunnitelmat ennen ameritalaistel'
bpoffapstd wiime mnonlra. Ipleerlen
oifeoo nir1eG ia aripoastetto ei ole
iIrnaistl, unutta BELLA lanott;in OIL
leen fppin pastiilunalai1et to!niet
s5oflon rintanialla. &errotaon ct.
I'd elleiipdt nGrt1 niebet oli'i lalai'
S,nlfEia ilmaisieet, oliii anterifnlais-
ten miesbrfta ollut paljoa iiinrempi
fltin ie oil. llpieereia ,portici lai-
apoIln tanne tliotaesia 10 lotilastn,
rriitta beiIlG oil tGpli ipapans PIT
bella Iohpallo fenen tansia toliiii-
mat. gsGitd npleereja oliIi Safiasla
ooottonlt ebooton fiiolenta, miltta
.nntolrtlminen onerifaIaiiille pelnsti
beibGt. 9tansfafnarl ei friiilenuna
ollnt BELLE fpllin tllrapallinen pait-
ia, ioten be fotioiipat parbodtli tnl'
Ia tonne iulireen ldnteen.
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&iiuibiilenfaiipeiat Gnslnnnisia Ia.
fpSfa

2ontoo, beirpdf. 81 p. = Cuban
Tia tailpantomiebiG Nottingbamsbi'
rem biilifaifpantoielibulla fieltGptpi
tGnaan menenlastG tpobon protes.
teeratesloan iitd mastaan ettG fitpi-
biilen bintaa oil forotettlt 6 Nbillin.
gilld tonttia foboen. &oiiparttorlies.
ten liitto of fieltGptpnpt bplpGtiD.
mdstG tponantaiien iotpitteluebooti,i
Tia pnlftoibin Dbd nriiibin fplpntpf-
iiin nGb6en.
Spomiesten toiiillo feiioutllo I,rlil
Loan tefeipdn iartoin, tpoifta fai.
tpontoniesten liitto on ebbotellut et-
td tpOntefoa iatfettoiiiin, fitnnes bal
Titus on ratfaisilit fhpibiilen bi,t-
nan forottantiiesta iobt,tneen fpip.
mptien polffoien forottnniifeen NIB.
Dem.
Yorfibiren fattpatrtoieubnlln on
noin 100000 u1iestd Iafosia tpaa.
item tortemnpaa polffoa.
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telmien ioboosta oapat testGneet pari
fnlfaiitta. geiioen tlloflena OH pG1s
tp iperrattain loajan fapinoj1rieStcn
iGiille. Siiben iefaantineitten lu-
firn1GrG noltlee pariin iatann. 2G-
bimn1sI1 titlelpoiiilitoesla OH ooo-
tettaipisia tpbientGipd ielontefo nut
finutfIen tiilofiista. 8oitanee ntoini-
ia, etta ieltpille on NJ. m. laatli, ct
td @en1iGltd on pitenrnlGn ainr FIJI.
llesia fitlietettu S1omeen ponmeja.
SGmGn liiffeen etinenGsiG OH ollltt
@nlteaiaaren fliulltiia plinainen TO.
menoattti @eatti WoiItla Guoffo-
lasta.
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ballituk$en
5. {. uuti$ia
&onlnlaitpfiemme

aneritaIaiiet ipoilpat tipoellG
lpplla ola plpeit1 foilnlaitoties-
taan. @abaiiistd 9iriitGnppistd on
toulilaitos febittpnpt piimeisten go
10 apitooen fuluesia uIiaiffi pli-
opistoifii ia epGlufuiiefii mGGratrf
alteisfonluia fonleine rafem,ittfi-
neen. Weltta ipiimeiieSiG fotaapGett-
otosla bitontattiin firlrlninfin n,ans-
Ia olepun paliom lltfiitaibottontia.
mifd ieifta antoi foapan folabsutien
iiutrille lititloille.
&afentaesiantne bienoja foitlura-
tennittlia olenllne nGbtdipGsti Iairnin
lponeet erddn bpipin tGrfeGn ieitun,
nirnittGin oppilaat. Niinbppin ta,t-
pimgeista fitin maoienouiltofin fan.
ont tilastot oioittoipat, ettG fas.pa-
trs on natbin asti idtettp Iiian pal-
Jon tpapaoebtoiilnioen iparnan. 2ap-
let etDat lleinfin iaaneet title tr,1G-
ratG niten palion beibGn on tomhin
fGptdipG, ia tGstG on ollitt ieuro,tf-
iena palion Observation-Disclosures.
Siirtolaiiet, oiuen onisia rpbnttS
fii6n, eiipGt fieIen taitdnlattomina o.
le monastitaan tietGneet ntitG et,ti-
fititfiia tdmd 1rlaa drltoa BELLE tastpu-
tiiflen alalIa Settle on liieintnlitem
olllit titnteriatonta, ettd t16lI6 OFT
oltli apalntiita tarioantaan BELLE
toiffi ne etitilritoet ia tiIaiiiutoet,
mit1 betlld ibniiind on ollitt otteit8
poatia. Sentdbben olfin farpSalais-
titttmnistoitnisto rpbtpnpt toirner,pi-
teiiiin lGberttpafleen iiirtolaiiia ia
teboGfieen BELLE ieIap1fIi. ntit6 fait-
fea bptpiia t61pd moo BELLE ,tartoits
taa ia tariooa. HGGtt1en iiit6, ct
I'd foiiIiitpiranonoiiet otpat taiitha
fofo moan bpipin r,tnioasti tiIapr,eet
Observation-Disclosures 2iitto-
boIlitl,fien @anialaisoppifirioa, iotd
on iitlfaistu fongresiin toirnesta otpdf
iiirtoGaiiet bptpt1t pleiiesti rpbtpneet
fGDttdrnddn bptpdfieen BELLE tpdlrtiS-
tettiaa tiIaiIiritta iaa6a opet1ista.
Wi1tttu eitpGt ainoastoon iiirtolaifet,
tpoan urposfn iitrret ioiifot a,tert-
falaiiia otpot firioito,itinteet oppi-
laifii niibin titbaniiin foi,l,tibin
ioisia taniaIaislitoffia on nuiooos-
tettit, ia iota pisoleIta iaapitli pbpr-
tod naioen ltoffien Iaoier,tarniiestd
Min, eta tuifilla oliii tiIaifitlts Soo.
ba oppia. @anian fasspotis ia o.
petus onfiu pfii @nteriban iititritr-
rtista ia ialoirtnista tebtdmistd.
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9amala ilmalaiiuaonuettommms

SImapaIIo ipttpnpt tiiGeen gbicogas.
ia. 10 fiiollut ia 25 [ltotfaontitnut.
Chicago, beindf. 81 p. = &pnt.
menen bentiIoa ioi iitriuania ia %
louftoarititi, fun erds Iitlri obiot.
tnhpa iIrapollo iota oil eniini1is'
td foelentooan teferrtdsiG, ipttpi tii-
ieen ilmasio ia piitoli 500 iolar
forfelibesto trrltrstniititen SIlinois
Crust ulb Soiutngs ponfin ioiifo
ton lGpi. Onnettonlris topdbtlt
feIlo 5 tdnddn iItopGilpGllG.
llieintrnat iiirmonIo fooneisto o
,ditpot paitfin paIpeIusbenfiloitd
jotfo ioiitiiituot iuttmeen ia poIoi
mot froIioifii tiiIipnIosIo, ionfa al
beiitti ilndpolIon goioliiniiGiIiooei
rdiGbtGntinen niioen istiesi1 lottioai
ponfin fonttoribnoneesIo, misit
200 firionpitdiGd, meIfein toiffi tpt
tojd, oil tposid