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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23
From the Christian Science Monitor.

From Christian Science Monitor.
WI HILE Senator Dilngham's immigration bill pro
wv vides a revolutionary change in the imnigra-
ton policy of the United States. 1t cannot be
radical 1t is both sweeping and simple
and may reasonably be expected to meet with approval
American Labor and the oriental nations well
the United States generally and that
saying great deal. That the author Of this bill
the immigration question from genuine American point
scarcely be doubted when it is remembered
that represented Vermont in the senate for
years may also properly be looked expert
concerning immigration, since he formerly chairman
of the United States immigration Commission. and fo-
sereval years chairman of the Senate Committee on
immigration Since he represents Vermont he is. Of
course Republican, and that fact should be helpful in
promotion of the in the present congress.
thought about Vermont and its representatives
may in quarters, be that they not the most
liberal, there, is nothing about Senator Ding
hams bill One of It's strong and appealing points is that
without opening wide the doors any nationality, it alb
solutely shuts out
connection with statement like this. irnme
diaely thinks of the oriental and prob
ably what it is proposed to do about the present
legal barriers against them. The is that they
dealt with in the others. To be
specific Dillingham; bill provides that after July l.
1920 the number of aliens who may be
United States immigrants in shall be limited
to per persons nationality
excepting persons native to countries Of the Western
Hemisphere already residing in the United States
however, reasonably made possible for relatives of
previously admitted immigrants well specified
fessonal classes. be admitted after the annual maxi
mum reached and also for the secretary of
labor to admit aliens in of the number when in
his opinion such action justifable as measure of
humanity The BILL law, will repeal the existing
special laws relating directly indirectly to 1mmgra
ton from China and other oriental countries in
Guiding the Chinese exclusion law the passport provision
of which OF the gentemens agreement with
Japan and the provision of the immigration act of 1917
h,cb denies the admission to immigrants from certain
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23
True Stories of Successful Women
BY Edith Moriarty

high salaried person who does upltft
work in large concerns.
She organized clubs for the girls
and often gave them lessons in sales
manship. She sometimes directed
them in recreational work and did
other such things which were not
outlined among the duties Of a de-
partment store buyer.
Today she has charge Of the buying
in all the departments which sell
ready made clothes and she still does
the buying for tho women's apparel
department. She is only twenty-four
years old and is earning $4,000 a year.
She is the sole support of her family
and she has never told them Of the
disappointment it was to have to leave
school; in fact, she is beginning to
wonder if it really was disappoint-
ment
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23

KEEP ADDING UP

We these think world backward
AS o TACT
and adding
And place of what
the world
Keep adding
from
thing good again Adding
all the
adding
Another hnghe better persistent that in do
better become
And the the world is bound
Keep adding
adding plan. 1t o
growth gowng-adding
thing builder is
his completion something
Keep adding
you have smi a therar
be
to making
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23
Important New Decision on Reinstatement


Secretary of the Treasury Carter Glass, on
July 25, signed decision of momentous import
ance and interest to discharged soldiers, sailors
and marines.
In the decision Ct. D. Air. w. R.) the secre-
tary ruled that discharged soldiers, sailors and
marines who have dropped or cancelled their in
surance may reinstate it within eighteen months
after discharge without paying the back pre-
miums. All they will be asked to pay will be the
premium on the amount of insurance to be rein
stated for the month of grace in which they were
covered and for the current month.
Thus for example, if man dropped $4,000
of insurance in January, 1919, and applies for
reinstatement the list of September for $5,OOO
all he will have to pay will be the premium for
January (the month of grace) on $4,000 and the
premium for September on $4,000. Or if he ap-
plies for reinstatement of the full 900, he will
pay total of two months premiums on $4,000
one for January and one for September. He will
not have to pay premiums in either case for the
intervening months.
The decision stipulates that the former SER
vice man applying for reinstatement be in as
good health as at date of discharge.
Former Treasury Decision as, w. R., and
other prior regulations in conflict with the new
decision are revoked
Director r. G. Cholmeley-Jones, of the Bureau
Of War Risk Insurance, following the signing of
the decision made the following statement:
"The present decision is of the most i'm
portant to former service men that has been
made in the history of the bureau.
"Many service men have been deferred from
availing themselves of the former and less liber-
al reinstatement privileges by reason of the rela-
lively large amount of money represented by &C.
cumulated overdue premiums, and because it
would seem that they were paying for something
that they never actually had, which, in fact was
the case.
Under the new decision man is relieved of
the burden of overdue premiums. He has an op-
portunty to rehabilitate himself financially after
getting out of the army, navy or marine corps,
and to reinstate his insurance at any time within
1S months following discharge without the bur-
den of paying large amount of money.
"The reason payment for the month Of grace
is required under the decision is that the in
sured protected by of his insurance
continuing in force during that month, and that
had he died during the period of grace his policy
would have been paid.
"Of course, every man who has dropped his
insurance should reinstate it Immediately, for
the that if he should die before reinstate-
ment his dependents will not receive any pay
ment.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23

He was trained Tor an architect,
but was attracted to journalism and
to the writing of novels, which have
frequently been reproduced on the
stage; during the war he has taken
a hand in propaganda, largely intend
ed for America, and was editor of
King Albert's Book" and Queen
Alexandras christmas Carol" His
best known stories have attained an
enormous circulation in print, and
reached great audiences on the stage.
THE Deemster," The Bondman,"
The Manxman," The Christian"
Thou Gavest Me-" are among the best
known in a long list. which have pas
sed from the printed page to the
stage, and finally, in some cases. to
the films.
1t will be interesting to see how
his books last A certain force he
undoubtedly has, and he knows ex-
tremely well how to choose a SUBJ
ject with an appeal to a large audi
fence; he has. however, a consider
able crudity in thought and express
sion, and his emotional passages
sometimes have the air of being cre-
ated to order
No English speaking author has
ever been SO extensively advertised
eratiOn or whether n tha
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23
START WORK ON poRMrToRY

OXFORD, O., Aug. 23.-Work was
yesterday begun on Miami University's
new dormitory for girls, to be erected
on the girls athletic field, south of
the campus. The work will be done
by day labor, under the superintend-
ency of A. D. VanausdalI. 1t is hoped
to have the building ready for occup-
ancy by December 1.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23
PROFESSOR LEBARoN RESIGNS

OXFORD, O., Aug. 23.-Harrison D..
LeBaron, for a number Of years asso-
ciate professor of organ and theoreti-
cal music at the Western college for
Women, yesterday rendered his re-
signation. Prof LeBaron will become
head Of the department of music in
Adrian college, Adrian, Mich.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23
Memories Of Old DAYS
In This Paper Ten Years
Ago Today

G. E. Beck was named as a logical
candidate on the democratic mayoral-
ity ticket.
The first of the teachers Institutes
was held at the Richmond Chautauqua.
Barnum and Bailey circus showed in
Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23
HUMAN ALARM CLOCK

Louisville Courier-Journal
Whereas the ordinary goes to his bunk when
he is sleepy extraordinary man, Hiram John
son. of California goes to his with hope of awakening
and alarming the audience.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23
LOOK OUT FOR A CRASH THEN

Washington Post
Those think the world is topsyturvy should take
expects the present situation
by talk, exactly like the good old days. Nothing has
changed!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23
THUGS AND THIEVES

Columbia Record
AL jennings bandit, says he would rather be
train robber than food profiteer. It's not remun
erative profession perhaps, but far respectable
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23

On Nov. %, 1914, the London Times
introduced the steam printing press to
the industrial world.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23

HE THINKS HE'S MODERN ATLAS
Anaconda Standard
a figure in the worlds progress, thought and up
lift Sena tor Borah is the figure co..
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
RECKLESS HUNGARIANS


Hon. Bella Kun doesn't see how the people of Hun
gary lose him, but they game and are
willing risk it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23

THE LOWER THE HIGHER
Ohio State Journal
The cost of low living also remains rather high
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23
THE DOUBLE TROUBLE

Baltimore American.
Double the railway workers wages, double every"
bodys double everything Double, double; toll and
troubled
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23

UNROMANTIC BUCCANEERS
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Profiteers have caused a good many privateers
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23
Condensed Classics of Famous Authors
GAME

Thomas
Il.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23
THE FLY IN THE OINTMENT

New York World.
Airplane weddings would be more romantic If the par
Elephants didn't have to come back to earth.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23
Good Evening
BY ROY X. MOULTON
THE SSIMIST

There's been a whole lot written Of the
value of smile,
But still the Teller that goes round
a7smilin' all the while
And don't do nothin' else but smile, no
matter what is said,
Don't seem in this worlds goods to
get SO very far ahead.
You'll hear this idee harped on by the
optimistic crowd;
There is a silver linin' bright to every
gol ding cloud.
But when the cloud dissolves in air
and disappears from view.
The silver linin' sen'auy dissolves in
thin air, too.
The darkest hour comes just before
the dawn, hey love to say,
Although your own pertickler dawn is
twenty years way.
1t never helps the Teller much that's
workin' in the ditch
To hear that some day, possibly, per-
haps he may be rich.
The optimists and pessimists can ar
que pro and con,
And thrash out all the questions that
they are debatin' on.
But after all is said and done. I think
that you will find
That misery or happiness is Just a
state of mind.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23

He wait
o - , 'N A0
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23
THE POETS OBJECTION

he PCE = OBJECTION
Dear Tom said Maud, with eyes of
blue,
ITO tell the truth l cannot see
Why you don't make a verse or two
Which l can say is all for me?"
MY love-" said Tom, chat would do
If l did not with fear forsee
That If l made a verse for YOU
1t might make you averse to me-"
Walter Pulitzer.
Charles W. Mills says a friend of
his was charged 80 cents an hour for
the use of pool table, and upon re-
monstrating, was told that it was on
account of the high price OF chalk.
Can you beat it?" said Charlie. No
we can't beat it, but we can tieit.
A friend of ours raised the prce of
beef sandwiches from 10 to IS tents
because beef had gone up one vent
a pound.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02

Dtiten polion iiriia, tiistaa, fdrs
iinrbstG ia fiiole1nda tcifndn fiifiitnt
nplrpii nmaanaaitl @aeitd oiteen pc
Ioittaa fatiabtaa taafSenu,,e. g~ume
5iilua llloSa pleistatialsta fen mus-
Tin tnpdbhnriin. &uIiineen ip,to6en
taitpal OF toiiansfin fliai pianebteest
dperbottli nwfdpoIfu, iolle ipain bars
dpoia ipalopilmiiia piIfisti. Statioipa
nGet alaIle mile tabarrid, faitfialIa
tpain taarltlinista, laraitiimista, ipGs
limpitGnGttGn,bpttG ia tlipta oIfoon-
miten> >tnbanSa mieIt1. Miuoastaan
iilnndmniefta OH idd1ttt riiostitunnts
ia. &c on beilrtnlrt lobaaia, taii>
ocisla, metSdpaIoisia ia nGldsfd. So
iiniri iiirmanuietnn teiIuauasts on
lin faitfi nrri maailmasiu iaanut
IA. iiG. @nmne bal,aili tnista IsIlai5s
ia tpliotta. sllmala OH Iiionlit ibn,is
fen ialonppaa tartoitusta ipartsn fiiit
ipibaamaan ia tappamlaan. Iirtt6
pabinitenIa tGbben OF ibmisfunta iaas
mt festGd fen, u,itG dpiin,edpoltii iil-
Re tarioii. &ii,tpa foeteltu iblni5funs
ia main NIT baiitaiii tpiin,etuuocen
ia fepd ie iitiiri miistan tefes tpies
ta 6epd ie iiiuri mlista @lin tefee tpte-
Idfim mnistemnafii finn tpanbingoStn
ei ole tpiiiastiltti. $uota fanaa tot
nilmieItG tapaarme bbG eoelleen.
Sostin iulfiiota OH @uroopan matsin
lafanniit, rie6uu iielId ebeHeeriftn
fapinat ia tpeliesniirbat. &Sriinbss
TEN maliaa ei fiis Die tpielG fiiIunees
nafaan apliotind pobiaan dstt iisotn.
Ueita dpield ieurameefadnl
Serran fanial @seibin ei iaH
tpaifuttaa aiar,benfi ia aiartapabtn'
mat. Sosfin fiiluneern apiionnd tiir'-
iinune p6teifilIe afioillenm,e fplmpets
td ia fartfertta, bniibatfaomnie No
mt faiffi fiiIiimeen ipliooen fansSa
umbolamt. Niibistafaantme Iaistini'
ben ia ipdIinpitdmdttSn,ppcen tprnit
ialoistauune ia astiffannw inaSsn
mierin muffin toiipein ia muffin t'cts
min uiiteen ipnoteen. "a
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02

-r|tr< ~ p - ~ .l.<- n ~ vs.
Griit6in b4aud tiIoifitis n,lorille
iniebillc tnslia ilffcmaifIa 1asd'poiilb>
teita tarjciituu Ybbbstpaltain balli-
tilticn fauppabsparteuentin paltpelufs
lcsIa. Yaiftoia on .tt aipoinna fona
Iulaattien bbtebbesia toimiipien faups
pa>aiioiiiiain tiriureina, ia tiltfii,not
niitd tpirfoia iparten piSetddn tam>
ntituum IA p. 1919. gbbotfaan TIT
lee tebbd tddnn1fiiG enslan1iim fice
leen pbbestd tai uiean.masta allani-
miteiyista fielistd: @orian, 9ollans
min, Ranstan, Satian, Stalian, Eors
tusaaIin, @enGidn, gspanian. Milots
lin. sos ebbofas on ns0sdin pitaiirs
iirri tulee bGneIld olemaan etiioi&iis
ninlitpfieen.
Bdbin paItfa OIL $1,000 iplioSes@
ia ia inattnfustannirffet ipirfapah-
faom ia tafai5in y6bBstpaltoibin. Soia
ntistoita OH nDfpddn 2ontoosia. 2i-
masia, Teru, Yariifisia, Yie&arisda,
9aio be Saneiro, gra5ilia. @lienos
Gires, greentina; IeIboirne. Inss
traalia: Saasisia; 8openbaninasia;
Iabrioisia, gspartiasfa; Tefingisfd,
aiina; ia Sciiosia, Sapani. Snles
nan iplioben aialla ipoioaan lildtd
naiben toimistoien lilfua.
gbboffaiben tuliii beti firioittaa
Gipil Gerpice gognmisiionilIe, 8ase
6inston 8. 6. ia pgptdd Sorm 1912
ia 1926 iefa ,,glerf to Commercial
Gttacbe (Waare)". @ditd faGipoia
iaa mpos ballitutien iifpiilipaltpelus-
toimistoista ieuraatpisia faupiin9eis@
ia: Boston, Waass.; yaetp gorf; @eip
Orleans; Sonolnlu; Rbilabelpbia;
Stlanta. @a.; Cincinnati, Obio; Gbis
caeo; ct. Saul; Seattle, Sau Sran-
cisco; ct. 2oiis; 4aIboa Seigbts, 9.
g.; San Siian, q. @.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02

blliibot faifuiiuat tpaltaipina funnia-
apieraille.
3lnintaallilen palatIin ebilstalle
fofoontui ialleen ipGfed, ioille 8ilIon
Iiiflltetrin mielin lairiui mutamia
ianpia.
SoipiiublaSIa Suotin9bamin palat-
lisia mlobatettiin ipanboia iublames
noja, ia ferrotaan ilIblan olleen ai-
moan laatuaan Gnglannisla. 90. NJ.
palatiin boltpeista titptu eiille Is
miljponan bpllarin aripoiIet fultas
astiat ia fpristeet. Salit loistitpat
apdris ia ipalo6ebtilsta. &c oil ipoi>
ton iI9limista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02
3amiallistnttantinen fOtapaesia.

Stun armeiiamme palaa ioOasta,
t,ilee nGisid tpoitotfaisia ritpeisiG oles
maan moin $4,000 tai enenundn ults
ia Ybbpslpaltain fanialaista. Samd
n,aa tulee tilntimaan fotirnaalta tpm-
meniIle t,ibahille, iotta oliiuat iuies
raitten maitten alalnaiiia ldbtiesiadn
pap:rioen taistelulln, lilld fauHalais-
tiDttamistoimisto on tarionnllt faIdas
laisoifeubet taifille ulfomaalaiiille,
irtfa olitpat iiioielemasia tabtislippua.
Grlneiian plitllomari ia fanialaiss
tilttalistoimisto bbbesid iGriestitpdt
ilnrlnitelman, ionfa tarfoitilfiena oil
fabtdnnolliiesti ia lailliIesti ioliont'
taa farialaispnperien laantid. @auos
boiliiuubet poistettiin mitali mabbol-
lista, ia ,,enli paperien" ottaminen ei
ollut tarpeellista, ioten iotilas iai
ipa5GSi6 aiasIa, ia pienilld ipaitppilla
tGpbet faninlaisoifeilbet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02
Gtlg1allti
ybbpswaItOien prefibentti aOntOssia.

ybbpsfpaltOien preiibentti eumtossia.
g8iiton pdGblomio on olliit fiins
nitettpnG Snolantiin, iosia maamme
preiioemtti Bilfon ia mrs. @iIfon oR
otettu baripimaiiilla iublaIliiuitfiila
ipastaan. @aitfa malta afemalta
@ucfingbari1 palatiiin on main part
MALTA, ferrotoan, ettd niiben fatiiien
ApariilIe, iosta preiioentin ieurue fiiIs
ii, OF ierddntptlpt fatfi miIioonaa
fatioiao. Bdfiioitffo oil pbtend Iips
pimerend, tbfit ipsfitpdt, b,Irraa,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02
snfaiiin @ansfasta.

SonInf. 21 p:aGn n,enuesid tiiotiin
Stansfasta 'tafaiiin gmeritaan 6o,-
900 mnauune iotilasta; ianoin on
fotinlaasia paGstettp ipapalIteen bius
Fan enenu,iGn tuin 100000 iotilasta.
Oil fiind obpttanlaton lnbia monelle
fobilIe; moni iilbnalainerifiu Giti on
tparnraatt iaanilt poifanfa tataiiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02
ennri liEos 'uilielufiesia.

g6bbsipaItafl nlaampilieliidt oiuat
ionnn aifaila ilIIresti sIaaisntaneet
IpiIj<lvt{ t{Iddn, III ninodstaan ieu kiI-
sll1 suosItj1oiikilIs e,s qIfut lpA
Sssfbntd Il torEeot 6inndt. iuad1t ne65s
lin ifdnalaalliena tpastailtlena ball
fitufSen teboitntiiin. Siiirista ipais
Eeuffista bliolinatta. itiiirfrin tpoipois
man puiitteesta y. m. fplipiapGt tGs
n1dn m1dar n,aart1piljeliidt $4,000
900 eetterid eirenaitdn tilin dpiioniia
1916, ia 32,000,000 enennnGn ipiis
me ipiiben iuitooen fesfiarpoa. Beb-
rdinip apiinte ipuonna oil iplld pienemz
pi fiiii taipniliiesti, nnItta Ippt tdbGn
clitpnt ipifu,s taltuiiet paffaiet, iotfa
tpabinsoittitpat ipebndiatoa encn,mdn
fiiin fostdau en,en. ybd Iiiddi,tpiud
eebferin,Gdr6 aietettiin ipiIielbtien az
fdi1ef5i tpuoruta 1918, ia ballitittien
n,nairpilieIbsbeparteu,entii fetoitufs
Festa on fblipettp paIion enenpiidn tals
fuitue6nad ia riiista tdrd itfipnd tliin
ebeMifinG ipuoiina. BiIiaiaoot iuuo>
Efnn 1917 ia 1918 oliipat iirlirinr,tat
gbcpsiualtain 6istoriasia patti iuuo-
tena 1915.
Baitfa ipnooen 191S:stn niunerot
oSpittnipot. eta ipiliafah on 1902
600, 900 busbelia pisnenipi tiriu ebeI-
IifenG tpitorirla, buomdlittaa nmanutpils
ielpsjibteeri Souston, ettei fGiilldolez
fpot ipurastot ole pienenpid tuin 10.
1917. @ebnGiato tdrd fpiionna of
noin 919, 100000 bus5elia, fpliorna
1917 oil fe 651, 100000 busbelia ia
fuuomna 1916 6s6,oOo,ooo. Uaaisfis
fdtp OF fofo iperran pienen,pi fiiin
fpuonna 1917. nnitta miilten parem>
min, onnistiuut. On aripioitu, eta
spiin,x tpiioben maisfiiabosta of noin
o00.O0O,oOO busberia pebmeitd ips
tuid, iotta felpaiiipat ainoastaan far-
IAN ritiafii. geaisfifabosta bleenid
FdptetaGm ainoastaan 12 proienttia
murisSrilofana, ia artpioibaat ettd
,rinodstann 26 profenttia tuieoddn
Hantilnltd pois.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02

Sruri ola bafenilttiia on mieAiltd'
irtta oipat ennerifin plleet mepelld,
mutta eneulnlGn fuitenfin on ieitfai-
liir,baluiiilta nlorilta mie5iltd. iotfa
balnamat pasta tGbdn iamalla bps
ap6paiftaiieen toinlialaan.
Site Observation-Disclosures tapab-
tuu iuasta fifteen flin ntie9et on ipas
palitettu iotatpGesta, miitta iualmiss
tatuat ielitpfiet ia bafemiitiien iiiaGns
pano iououttnipat aiioita mpD9emmin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02
Vendjd
Siaarifo elOsia?

@iiin idlan,d firffnalta taiapaaIta
Ietpiii b,tbiL ettd ertiner Bendidn
tfaari on elosda. gtitolain iarotaatt
oletpan iosiain puolreettoutasia maas
ia ia on bGtien finne apiemiienia tiils
Int matimnaan uonen mieben bens
gen. We. m. erds bd1,en etttfistd
tuirtailiioistann anwniittiin bdnen iis
iastaan. Sta iiitG iitten ielipa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02
Np5st5.

Soul,iaattona tapabtui G6ica9osia
tiniri ialufiipirosipous, iota iaaotaan
robtemunafii teotii miti fa,lp,rngisia
miiloirfnai rostpo,ltien alalIa on tas
Fabtunitt pdihpGieen aifaan. Oil lii<
mifin ioulimaieltdl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02
Hfllerlka
Saituastpm fptimatfa.

Ola Mmeritan iotalaiapastoa on
polannut gilropan ipeiiltd, ia otti fen
fu9lalItiesti tpastaan laitpastoiibteeri
9aniels. Gen idlfeen noiliiipat lais
fpaston fotilaat naibin ia marsiiipat
iubIntliIfieesfa yleip Yorfin fatiiia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02
8erliim mellafsibem pefdnd.

Sa;sieIrt eri puoleiben ip6IiGlG iats
tiripat bba ebelleen Satiasia. &ers
rotant ibmisbenfiGfin t,Iboiituneen,
ainapa iataan asti. Onneton fania,
iofa biripedn iooa ialfeen ipield
radtelee itfeddn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02

ttuartti. Raras ipalifan li6a matlaa
$1.20. lanrpaan liba $1.30 ia iian IL
ia 80 ienttid pallna. 9iuotasates
riasta iaa illorittaa 2 tai 8 bollaria.
aipibiiliG iaa iuain tortilla ia birta
on $40 tpnnilta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02
,eampyalaiwastsOn yaliOn pprfiiBita.

&dnpyalaitpastpom palion pprfii5ita.
sealippaIaitpastolaiitafiin IGbet-
t&mdt tiebonatnot paifoista farppas
Idifpastosia paIanueiIle fotiIaiIle o.
spat berdttdreet fiiiirta biiorniota ioti'
Initten iesfuiioesfa ia IaiitafinnalIe
4,Iee nbfpddn ksfimddrin noin iolme
{otna bafenusta pditpifin.
gaiinfain 10 aifaiieuu1iin iImoitets
tin Idbetti Iaittafiunta iotabeparte.
meniin IutpoIIa ebustnnria iotaiieen
kiripattfaat tefemddn feIitbfiid
ndistd tbSpaifoistd.