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Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-28
JUDGE KELLOGG GRANTS
 DIVORCE TO HUSBAND

Raphael Fontaine of Norwich was granted divorce from Katharine AZalea Fontaine of Chicago by Judge John P. Kellogg in the superior court at New London Friday morning. The grounds were desertion on Sept. 15, 1910. The couple was married on Aug. 4, 1904 the maiden name of the wife being Holmes.
 MT. Fontaine test fled that he and his wife were vaudeville actors and when in 1910 he was incanacitated and had to give up the stage his wife re- fused to go Vith him. She paid him a visit in the spring of 1916 and he saw her again in the summer of the same year. Both times he asked her to came back but she refused, saying that his salary wouldn't buy her clothes.
 The case of Emma L. Miller of Old Say'brook against Levi r Miller of New London was continued for fur ther evidence. They were married on July 13, 1914 and the desertion took place a month later, when he left for work and did not return. She said she has sought him out and asked him to return but he refuses to do SO.
 Testimony was taken in the case of Josephine Lane of Norwich against Frederick J. Lane of Fayetteville, N. c. The petitioner said that she mar ried her husband in October. 1894. In October, 1914 he went to New Jersey to work and a month later he went to his former home in Fayetteville and has not returned since. The case was continued for. the filing of the certificate of publication.
 These cases on the uncontested d. uorce list were postponed: Ruth E1in oba m x-o p -chard Riy1 cham. XVi1- liam A. Greenwood vs Sarah Lyle Greenwood. The case of Samuel Horowitz vs. Fannie Horowitz went off.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-28
PERSONALS

MT. and Mrs. William Bartholic of Packer were Norwich visitors this week.
 Mrs. Fannie c. Church left Norwich this week to visit relatives in Long meadow, Mass.
 Mrs. Jos. Jarvis of Moosup is i'll at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Colbert Roy, in Occum.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Ludwig Of Franklin street informally observed their silver wedding anniversary Fri day.
 Joseph G. Rainey of Hamilton av- enue has recovered sufficiently from his illness as to be out again, after being confined several weeks at his home.
 Mir and Mrs. Moses Ballou, Ruth. Phyllis. Winifred, Shirley, Clifford and Rexford Ballou of Norwich were hol- iday visitors with Mrs. Ballou's par ents, MT. and Mrs. Samuel Collins of Central Village.
 Conductor Russe of Pomfret who has been employed on the Moosup- Central Village trolley line, is in Norwich at present. He VIII probably return to Central Village when the troHeyS are running again.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-28
HASKELL TAKES LEAD IN PINOCHLE PLAY

With high score of the evening Haskell went into the lead Friday night in the second night of play in the final series in the West Side Pinochle club tournament. J. Jordan who was in first position dropped to fourth and Peckham who was in the cellar pos tion was unable to get out. The evenings scores: Haskell, S435 Underwood, 7745; PendIeton, 7590 Pett's, 7420; Parker, 6S35; Bailey 6S10; Hahn, 67S5: Peckham. CTS; A. Jordan, 6515: Hallisey, 6S25; Lewis, 6225; J. Jordan, 1850.
 The. standing is as follows: Has ke1l. 15.765: Pettis, 15170; Under wood. 14.895; J. Jordan, 14,336O; Hal lisey, 14.150; Perd'eton 14.050: Par ker 19,735: Lewis. 13.345: A. Jordan 13,120: A. Hahn 13.O7o; Bailey 12,945; Peckham, F 210
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-28
OBITUARY
Iehahod stoddard


 fcha,hod Stoddard, B a native of MoIftyIhe, died Friday at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Charles c. Appley, S9 West street, New London. MT. Stoddard had been sick for about two months from stomach trouble. He was a son Of the late Ichabod and Nancy Stoddard and lived for many years in Yantic and Mystic, where he was engaged as a contracting car penter.
 He is survived by his wife, a son, Seymour, who lives in Mystic, and his daughter, Mrs. Appley. He also Raves a brother. William E. Stoddard Of Norwich. MT. Stoddard was a low ing husband, kind father and an ex- cellent citizen.
 Cornelius Shea.
 Following an illness or short dura- ton Cornelius Shea died Friday at his home at 193 West Main street. Mir. Shea has resided on the West Side for many years where he is well known. For many years he was employed by the city as a mason and payer. He is the last of his immediate family.
 Miss Phyllis Moore.
 Following an illness of four weeks with pneumonia, Miss Phyllis Moore died at 6.45 o'clock Friday morning at her home at 86 Cedar street Miss Moore was the daughter of MT. and Mrs. William T. Moore, being born in this city Is years ago. She has all ways made her home in thisl city where she is we'll known. Besides her parents she leaves five sisters and one brother.
 Charles H. Bennett.
 Charles Hewitt Bennett. 3S, died at his home in Preston late Friday eve ming. following an illness of two weeks with pneumonia. MT. Bennett has always made his home in Preston being born there, the son of William H. and Carrie Peckham Bennett. He leaves h.s wife, Ruth Holden Ben nett, and two children.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-28
INCOME TAX DEPUTIES
 KEEPING FAIRLY BUSY

The two income tax deputies. IT. S7 Dorsey of New London ard John F. Hennon of Jewett City. who are here to help Norwich citizens fill out their income tax returns have heen kept fairly busy for the last two or three days. They will be here until the 18th of March ad are to be found at the police court room in the city hall each day from g a. m. to D. m.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-28

seven weeks ago, just in time to run into the worst of the weather of this winter but they have not missed a delivery.
 The boys work together on their route and have struggled through the snow morning after morning with great faithfulness They cover a route of about two miles, starting out at 5.50 each morning and are back home again about T. 4 few days ago W lliam was taken sick, but expects soon to be back at work. While he has been out MT. Bowen has covered the route with Russell
 The boys are the sons of Charles w. Pearson of 605 North Main street.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-28
Mid Winter School Vacation.

New London public school closed for a weeks vacation Friday. This is in accordance with newly adopted schedule of vacations by the school board. The new system calls for two vacations of one week each between the first of the year and the summer vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-28
TWO BULLETIN BOYS
 MAKE FAITHFUL RECORD

Two small Greeneville boys, brothers, William Pearson, II. and Russell Pearson, 9, have been doing naniul service as Bulletin newsboys during all this snowy weather, but have had rough time of it in their first experience as paper boys. They struck in on the job for Will am H. Bowen Of Greeneville about SIX or
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-28
Women'a p-y Rally.

A woman's day rally is to be held Sunday at the Mt. Calvary Baptist church on H gh street with Mrs. Frances Evans and Miss Minnis ir charge of the 10.30 morning service. At the o'clock afternoon service Mrs. Martha Francis is to be the speaker and at 6.30 Mrs. Howard of New London will speak.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-28
Reception to NewIx.weda.

At HoteH Be11view. Bellair Heights. Fla, on Feb. 14 1920, a reception was rendered Mir. and Mrs. Albert Rowe in celebration of their recent marriage at St. Petersburg, Fla. The couple plan to return to MT. Bowes former home in Norwich, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-28
Hand caunht in Planer.

John P. Combies of 70 Washington street had h left hand caught in planer at the submarine base We'd nesday suffering the loss of the tip of his thumb and middle finger.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-28
Calendar Day For March.

Friday held out pleasant prospects for March as calendar day for the coming month. Temperatures of from to 10 above zero are pleasant to contemplate for the first month of spring.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-28

It's easier to make promises during courtship than 1t is to make good after marriage.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-28

No objection at all, if they work as
 they should, But, they never stay long, that is well
 understood, The monotonous job, of just sitting
 still, Don't appeal to young men, with de-
 Veloping skill, Nor y,t to the dapper, who button our
 shoes, Or lace up the boots, the customers
 choose, To have young man, working in the
 exchange, Would seem rather odd, if not really
 strange, A young man, to old man, is very soon
 g'C"n, While a girl stays "a girl" if she
 works for the phone.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-28

MHEa YSE e.1aF D pe. yoar oGs- iness Dslor- she puef.c. there Is no medium betta~ ts2s -.ta-o1gh the ad- Te.tisl7G co.uUnS e gha Bp31efiu
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-28
DIED.

BENNETT-In Preston, Feb. z7, ls2O,
 Charles Hewitt BennettR aged 3S
 years. 71f-fica af funeral hereafter.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-28
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

Between Andrews Bakery and Summer St. and tho \. Y, N. Il. & H. Depot, one rim and cord tire No. 112572, size 34x4 1-2 Reward if re- turned to Andrews Bakery, Franklin SouarA. ... feb2sd
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-28
To Heal q Courh

Take HAYES HEALING HONEY. s5c
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-28

TEN GREEN aTh@P5 FREE, TO BE
 GIVEN TO EACH CUSTOMER.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05
@iime miifolla periant

- @iime miifolla perjantaiao'
mirna lGbti Scr S. 8. Saction per-
beineen Negauneen ia beioan mil'
~ianaon meni Wtiss Yaloln. Sdn o.
Ii ollut Sron 8eltisia folmiien miii
foa mierailemasia Sacflonin per
.beesid. Scr Sa~cfionilla on aifomits
wiip1Gbt6G iiella noin miifon pai'
pdt ia foettaa iaaoa Jos maboollis'
ia n~oulemnan falan poifineen iit1s
lGiiestG iGrmestd, mutta iaapu nGf
ba Jos ~"anllotar" lattiin olemaar
anteliaalla tuulella. yhlori Srer
Sacfion on olllit uieampia wiiffpic
wierailemasia iielld iioGitinid luo'
ma. Sacflonin wGen palatt1ta iieltc
fotiania tuomat be "pitfnmieben"
tullesiaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05
Snmalanpalwelnffia 0psebie
eSron cOnnteisIa

gnii iunnuntainu opat ieurafirn-
nan ultoiInaiisbIat Weaomillesi1 al
faen flo 10 np. rlrninalla ia bpmal
Ia objelmolla. &ofoontlitnnmnle
~faiffialta.
gnii iunnnntaina iumalanpalipe
lus ia $. IS. @btooaiien mietto
Sron 9eltisiG flo 8 italia. &olebti
foti- ia iiidlGbetpfielle.
gnii iunnuntaina jumalanpalme-
lits @nfefieloisi1 flo s illalla. ssh
biu Scr Is. Saarala.
Sorstaina IL p. ompeluIeltro ia
bartausbetfi Mrs @rwio WGen mo
no Ito s Italia. Eernetlloa.
Sunnnlntoina Is p. jumalanpnl-
wellis @afefieIoisia flo $50 up.
Sunnuntaina Is p. iunlnlanpol-
pelus SesiunerisiG flo 2 jpp.
Sltnnurtaina 10 y. bartnusbetfi
ia Robioisfpldn cnpeluieuran TO.
fous Wtrs Sioc &osfen lilona flo
s Italia. Serlpetulon.
&ostcttl: 8Gino ia Sauna g8ir.
taien poifa, @Gino @ugen, ipnt.
SronmooOisia feNaf. "a p. ia fos,
tettiin If. 1 y. Slimalan ~iiunalSta,
8ibittp: @pioliittoon pibittiir
ipiime luuantaina beinGt. 81 ,. Scr
Iler 9tiemi ia Wiss Sannp WfGfi
iefd Srant Stenrose ia WtisS Spl'
mia SorWinen. @oellinen mioripari
perustan fotinla TobjoisfplGlle lo
j~dlfim1inen Horrien lufeiiille. On.
nea ia Sumalan iiunaust1.
Snuonttu: Irtbur 2uomig Nifli
la, ipnt. Sailuooon ieurafunnnsic
"a p. lofaf. 1901 ia tuoli Sinfleps
ia, @is. antaran oinofultmeen la
rastettltant mf. 20 p. atnoaStaar
Is 10: 8 If. ia 5 pGilpGn itdiienG
Salitalts tapabtui mf. 81 p. 2abtr
nj faipampat Giti ia it'd, 3 peliec
ia 3 iisfoa.
Irne Baiunta
6t0 6. @per ct. 8ibelin 9SS
Srontpooo, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05
80 eefferin farmi

MppoGGn. sc on 2h MALTA
S,irlenstG etela6n. Moa on fospil
Iiiruoeltaan eniiluoffaisto. 80 eef.
on puboistettiia mauto. @saabdn on
fpIfpettpnG Is busielia peritttoita;
9 eef. ala on nilioo fostpoTtnsld'
@iin6 on bppd 4.bucneinen aiittrs
rafennis; norpetto 36-46, rafeft-
rettu niane muonno; toinen iltora
fenriis $780,; oittotolli 14-1o;
foifft ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on oss
tettu mime pitonna; 3 beipostd;
ID naittaeldintd; 6 iifan; 'notn ~
fonoa. aaiffi %mpDoddn 'oplfpolla
binnola ia mnfiueboOilla.
@m @est, omistoio (3o)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05

Mrffipiispan tutfinto. uppias
tan plioppilailla oil tapana ianoo
niist1 papin tofelaistn, iotfa iuorit
tipat manban t~eologian tanoioaat.
titutfinnon taipalliien papintutfins
non liidfli, eta be lufimnt piispaf.
II. Slipa uppialasia mulitanla mito
Il FIFTEEN eras plioppilas, iofa eniin
luoritti filoiofian liieniiaottituttins
non ia tuli littemmin t~obtorifii.
mutta rpbtpi pielG lildfii lutemaatl
~tcoloeion fanoioaottitutiintoa SD
ncn leiffii1t tomerinia ielittim1t
lenpuotii, ett1 bGn l1ti arffipiiss
pantutfintoa. YiIapube ioutlii iilloi
len arffipiispan u. 81. Sunbbcrgin
foripiin ia fun ban ferran iortli
ieuraan. iosia tapaii mainitlin lues
f%eliian fpNpi BIN leifilldGa: @itoo-
TO tobtori iuorittaa arffipiispontutz
finnon
8uoiia on i%ittenunin fulum,t.
@ninittll tobtori Ell mield toiin ole
ebtinpt &lotiin arffipiispatii, NUT.
ia Gsfettdin toimitetusia erGGn biip
patunnan piispanmoaliSla ban iai
enimmGt d1net.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05

- rlfoiGnniublaarme omat baits
foia jos runioosti foiffialta olem-
ire jublilla eoustettuino. Sent1b-
ben fofoontltfaammte emf Iumuntai
no flo 10 np. Meaomilleen leuro-
funtnmme pbteiiiin iubliin. Sengel
liSt1 objelmao tl1lee oleTnoon rltr-
faasti ief1 poiffafitnnolta ett1 fnlt-
pungtsta ia rulnniilliiestu rowin-
nosta .6%itolebtimot WenbpiIlen toi-
meliaat emGnn1t ia ii1nn1t. Ga
teen lottueSia iublitoan f~oulubuo-
neella, mittta foilniin Imam malli-
tesla loptG6 iofainen i~ublapaifan
lGbeltG forliia Mr Sillin pltistosio.
Mltisto ett1 olet ternetullltt.
Stblafomitea
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05
Wfatt 0}iel.
Ssbamellinem fiitos

&oiiille meibGn pstGpiflemme ia
titttawilIe, iotfa plldttiwGt meioGt
niilld armoffailla labioilla, jotfu
meille annoitte. Gimme oinnncet Of
lenfaan aapiStaafoan iemmoiiio
labioia, lillG emnte ole it'd nniain-
meet. Sis fiitos paan faifille ia e.
rittGinfin Mile toimibenfiloille, iot
ia olimat min palion moimaa nab
meet. pee toimomrte ettG Sitmalo
len teille palfitiee.
Silja ia Senrp Sosii
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05

= @lofuun 81 pGilu1n nimitps<
muoleibin oil louantoibin mennes-
ii -, ieuraaipat %jGttdneet bofemiifs
lenio: 8erintooifeitoen tuonarifii:
8illiom @. 8airb. Sberiffifit:
SbomoS &osfie, Siaac @boulnoro,
@rel Gris Sobnion ia Iugist Slt'
pinifp. &irjurifli: Sobn 2nrmore,
ST., ia artbur 6. @noerion. &a'
bostonboitoiafii: Clarence 0nrfee,
2enfep @icf, Siolmar @ester, arel
". Sreoricfion. Gbarles S. Sorlon
ia @eorge Stdbowic5. &irioen res
e%isteeraoin: slreI Strom. gleiietii
ipptt1iGfIi: Serbert Wt. gorrts,
SoroIo s. @apIes ia 9 &otef.
&aiipontojen ta~rfostoio: Sbomas
CHARLES Cor, g6rnono Ierbelst' SO
iepb Tbomns, ia @illiam Beorse.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05

Ban @nsfirfin mnonmtlieIi-
jam pboistps toimeenpdnee jublat
8 pGimG tt. Guoriioieuron tnloIla.
Obielma olfoa fello 2 Up. &oiffi
mitfoon foticntoan ia %fuulemoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05

= @nii toltpen oifarta tiilee Seam
iallisierrafiinnan firfosia olenaan
irmalanpalmelufiia iofa i%unntntai
flo $50 ap. S1mG fGp mnbbolli-
left leminoorin aipiillo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05
,tfo;ruoi,,hIirIo fo,,n,,no;n

1lfoilmairblilln faipungin
puistosia oil erttt6in aripofas obiel
ma. l1ieita pubeita ioinme iiell1
fuitlla ia lasten iliorittann obiel-
ma oil eritpiien mielenfiintoinen.
SfGpG main ettG fplmd pobiatuuli
est ntonien ianpnmiien iublille.
Sltloa iublilla oil $94.54.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05
MAsSG3n

6 wilooen manba, manffn tpobes
monen, puino 17-1S00 lbs. 3a-
bempid tietoia beWoiesta ia binnaS
ia iaa III 6. 9ircb ct. Norrie
Soc. (33)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05
&aSpmmrt

Mhista acknowledgement paino
$4,000 lbs. SelGsfd paliaspoiffa.
&aoonmit bein6f. 81 pm aamuIlo.
Ypp6et1Gn palfintoa postaan po-
lnuttnnaun
Natt Nienli
473 6. Sine ct. Sronwooo. @icb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05
Salntaan

Eptto fotitOibin. 2pipf66 Gpiss
fopolfirfpn poppiIosta &urora ia.
ouIId.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05

= BppoGn ilmoittaa ettG emil
mnannntaina lGboen NATHALIE Min-
neiotaan, ioten en- emf miifollu ole
tanafta,pisin e~nnenfiiin laitantaisil-
tnana. &aitisin aiioisia fGGnnDttG-
foon pastori Sc. 6. Saloien puo-
leen. YitbeIimet 598 tai 1852.
@rne @alunta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05
MDbtaipGnG

Soro bitipifaoro. Bdros faiippo
foupuneisfa. e. Ia. Sttro, StGli.
ban Drug Sfore, Surlep, isis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05
Yfiinfo iuai fafIin
9(lfu 5:ll1 itmul[o

int en1G robfcuttn aIettl,a fen plG.
pilolelle. Sano, Sumalan mointa,
teti beiton mGfepGfIi.
Oba uubelleen ia utoelleen lufi
Ban galatalaiSfirieert fila ie oil
fuin E1ntG marten laaoittu.
= &ustao - ianoi bGn erGGnG
paipGnG = me olemme &riStltien
faoottaneet, Jos lain toill1 tabooms
NE manbursfaitii tulla, ia olemme
an1tosta luopitneet.
= Wtit1 iillG tarfoitat, &aarina2
Canon main Hoamatltn peras
ID = ia &aamattu tarfoittaa tie
tpsti mitG ie ianoo.
&ustao foetti lelittG1 lauietta ia
puillen epGparmuSti. - SGsi1 tap
typ fatioa ipwemmdlle, i~anojen
taatie = ianoi bdn.
&uStaa - bluioabti &aarina
nuboellen.
Mlttta pnStori 1pGipi plan ielitte
lemtieen, lilld bGnen &irtaslilmGns
Ia oil fGpnpt MIN cnituiietii, ettG
melfein iofa pdip1 toi eiiin uuoen
lalieen &aamatusta, ia nGbt1mGs
ii tarfoitutielliiesti etiitDn. Site
ban Ell liittGnpt niibin mitGGn o.
milo mietteit1Gn, ia lie tefi aieniatl
biufan fiuinaiiefit, iillG IitenbGn
nGptti iiltG fuin BON, &l1stno, fell
t%pfiineen ia m1itteineen eiiintpiii
&aomnttlta maStoon.
Sofa Ell tpotG tee, Waan uSfoo
bGneen iofa iuntnlottnnon mani
bursfoafii tefee, bGnen usfonia llte
tam bGnelle manburSfauoefIi" =
Ianoi &aarina toas er6GnG pGipGs
ND.
&1tstoo tiipaStrt.
= Wtinne tina pDrit laulut
bGn tuimasti iuno 10 mifd on
tartoitlifIeli
&anrina painoi pienen pltnastlt-
tpan pGGniG alas ia ianoi biliaa:
= "&ristufien raffaus maatii
meitd, ettG me len Min pioGmme,
ettd jos pfli on titollitt faiffein e.
oest1, min pc faitfi orpat fuolleet."
&ustaa pnmnGrii. Wtltta bGneltG
puiittri ianoja, iiIlG &oarinan 'ta-
pa f1pttGG &oanlottiia oil ferras@
iaan Iamaanmtttana. SGn met1pli
pfiinGippteem eifG mastnnmtt mi.
tGGn naimonla l%ouiintoan.
Rnrbaan oootti &ustaa, ett1 ais
ia ~bntbotttaiii nuo ol1oot bourect
bGa1en maimonia mielestG, turbnan
iil1 tiet olimot aittnnattomasti e.
ronneet. &aarina Ct taistellutfaon
DlllSlu NlHllSluuH.
&iimpifin fulfil npt ,pfiin = pfe
fin, moiffa oliiifpat moineet tulfea
fofiin. Susfoo ie tltotti.
Mhitta iitten ferron, erGGnG bill
%jniieno talpia iltonn, tuli Snstoo
postori 8irtnsiilm1nl1 lno, iofa
mooli febbosia IepG1pGG pienofais
ia, tarttui b1nen fGteeniG ia ionoi:
~&ristitfien roffartS maotii
meitd, eta me fen min pib1mme,
ettG Jos pfii on ftoIlitt faiffein e.
best1, Min be faiffi otpat fiiolleet.
- 81 = buiioobti 9aarino ia
poinoi pGGniG &ustodln rintao mas
ten - iin1fin itStot, eta altitlis
onl Siunola olfoon tiitettpl
= Niin loiiiii <stoo =
TSGn OH itieniG foiffein eoestG luz
uostufien binnafii ontanut."
Sdsteoes oil BELLA lama tie, See
ius 4ristiis ristitnnaulittitna =
ia lie on aiitiias tie fllfeo iefG pf-
! I'm ettd fofiin. s. 81.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05

Mers MtGfi Montrealista,
isis. on fotiiitunttt &ocbesterist1
misiG bGn leifottiin ioppifinien
tGboen. Bifaista toipumistol
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05
Silja ia Senrp Sosii
Oifeen roswomoista mer

Sifeen roSmomaistd menoo
on olfonut fltitlua Ieuoultomme
mime oifoina. S%urlepst6 f1iin n1et
taas ilmoitetoan ettG iiellG on unl.
miittu erGs italialainen fesfelld tie
til. Mosnot oliipdt maatineet rabo-
ia, noan mics Ell ollut beti niitG
ebtinpt antoo ia fifth bGn TAI menet
tGa benfeni1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05

9. Sippolan ia Sositn per-
beet IGbtiipGt ellen pitfGlle motfal'
leen Seroiiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05
Grpm,poo6im ia pmp. ,t,ttiiio

Antakaa puhelimella t&o Auttajane kaikista tapahtumista ja crit.
tAnkdn suomaasia koskevista, hten teette hyvan palveluksen leh.
dele ia yleisone. Autajan puheInnumero on 59-W
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05

Yaiffafuntalaiiet, lufetaa leb
besia,nrne -ilmoittnipien Iiifemiestet
ilmoitufiial
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05

= Wristetoanpo pmpeltieliran
fofous Mrs q WGen luol1a torStoi
no IL b. flo s italia. &aiffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05

Yppoan iImoittaa fa~nluIaiiils
lcni, ettd oIen fofcIaana toistmni-
iccn @oecbic fauntin Ibcriffifii ni'
mitpsipaoleisia elof. 81 p. 1920.
Eoilpon ett1 rc5ellincn ia malpas
toimintani on fannustapa fania-
loiiiani GGnestdmddn minut cb0ots
toafii ianotuisIa iuaoIciSia. OstG-
w1lliieSti
SbpS. Sosfic
Yogebic fauntin lberiifi (ToI. aow)
q
Bastorit sc. @isfari ia 9.
Tiiotlalainen olipat Sronmoooisia
mime tiistaina ottaen oloa firfol-
lis ia Observation-Disclosures foS
foufIiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05

goscbic fauntin iberiffi (IoI. aow)
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-09-18
UNIVERSITY DAIRY
COWS WON PRIZES
HOLSTEIN COWS OWNED BY
U. OF l. CAPTURED PRIZES
AT SPOKAN FAIR

Not content with making high pro-
duction records in the Idaho dairy
COW contests, the Holstein cattle of
the University of Idaho also won
well deserved hoHors at the Spokane
Interstate fair, where they came into
competition, with the very pick of the
dairy cattle of the entire northwest
Matador Violet Idaho, SON of Ida
no Violet Posch Ormsby, the Holstein
COW that made 1000 pounds of butter
last year, won first as a junior year
ling bull.
Alaska Yukon Calanthe, Second,
won second prize as an aged COW.
Idaho Segis Walker Calanthe, won
first prize as a senior yearling heifer.
Idaho Segis Ormsby won first as
junior yearling heifer. Ida U. Segis
Favorite won first and Ida U. Segis
Colanthe won second in the senior
heifer calf class.
More important still, since it en-
phaisize the progress in breeding,
was the first in the get of sire class
won by Matador Violet Idaho.
In the exhibitors young her class
the university won second The
awards were made by F. S. Stimson,
of Hollywood farm, one of the largest
breeders of Holsteins in the west
Professor H. P. Davis, head of the
dairy department, expressed himself
as much pleased with the showing of
the stock, ell of which were bred by
the university of Idaho
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-09-18
GATHERING CLUES IN WALL
STREET BOMB EXPLOSION CASE


1t is
that the deadly bomb taken the of the explosion by
clothes driving
chis circulars that had been printed with rubber stamp
the United States The blacksmith
knows the who owned
believed he will arrested
that explosion would occur
unmaed postal warning friends
away fomWa Street until
american Fighters Send Warming
YoRK(By P)onfdence the American Anarchist
investigation the of Justice
Attorney
Street time of
found various explosions June 191s
responsible both ourages
Harding Against aHyphenated' Citizens
citizenship
Harding told gathering foreign born here today that he
the affairs other nations
all classes OF American citizens are to be united IN loyalty " the govern
Blame Americans Not
senator Harding SAID ne does not blame m e oen n % @ M h
Cox Refers to Radicals. Profiteeras
an Of women here today Later he
Circulars warn Americans Of Coming Deatz
PChef department OF justice made
public
Cedar Street and Broadway shortly be-
today
to read:
will Free the political prisoners
Twenty Thousand Dollars Reward Offered
leading arrest and
conviction the person or persons Responsible or Tue ~ pow
Identification of the Of the in
reward information leading the
conviction guilty parties
Grand Jury Begins Investigation Of Explosion
- 1ug william wshams 81 the court Of general sessions was
cn ar wahams declared it was apparent from eary
hat the sion was due % one O the