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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-04-15
First published April 8, 1920.)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Topeka, Kansas.
i. OOA

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Topeka, Kansas.
March 81, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Beler
Burr, of Kismet, Kansas, who, on
March 13, 1917, made additional
homestead entry, Serial No. 04703
(O14244 D. c., for E1a SWA Sec
ton 20, and NEA NWA, NWh
NEA, Section 80, Township 33 S.,
Range 81 w. 9Th Principal Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
three-year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
the Clerk of the District Court of
Seward county, Kansas, at Liberal,
Kansas, on the 18th day of May,
1920
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Cavinee, of Kismet, Kansas (;
Hubert Brisendine, of Kismet, Kan
sas; Robert Davies, of Arkalon, Kan
sas; John Bruner, of Kismet, Kansas.
GEORGE S. ALLEN,
47t5c Register.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-04-15
hi the dealers show-room. his batterY

in the dealers showroom, his battery
like all storage batteries, obeys the
same chemical law of depreciation.
The usual treatment in such cases is
to add distilled water to all cells and
give the battery freshening charge.
II feel so strongly on this subject
that l gladly advise any owner of a
new car about the condition Of his
battery, and if a freshening charge
is needed, supply it freely as a regu-
lar part of uor service This may
result in prolonging the life OF the
battery UNNECESSARILY. We are here
to give sevice and sevice most GER
tainly is general education about
battery uses and abuses"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-04-15

automobile for few days, and thus
saves big repair bills. He applies
the ounce of prevention that is worth
the pound of cure every time.
Owners can have the necessary
spring tonic administered to their
cars at small expenditure accord
ing to the model of the car. This in
vestment will put the average car in
good condition, prolong it's life and
enable the owner to drive it with
pleasure.
"There is no need of any owner
envying another owner whose car
works like charm He, too, can
put his motor car in the same kind
of shape. Just now an overhauling-
Spring tonic'-will do it, 1t
doesn't matter how good car is. 1t
needs this attention just the same.
"Look to the oil! Be sure about
your oil-don't take any chances on
poor oils or old oil. The cost is
small, and the damage poor oil can
do in a few days is tremendous.
Look to your tires! Tires which
have withstood the weight of the car
on a concrete floor all winter are
worse than none. Take a trip out in
the country and see."
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-04-15
GIVE YOUR CAR AN OVERHAUL
AND SEE TO OIL AND TIRES

Now is the season of the year
when nearly all cars should have
their "spring tonic Owners who
spend little money for light ov-
erhauP now will find it to be the best
investment they ever made since buy
ing their cars.
"To expect any motor car in con-
tinuous service all winter to have
snap and to operate satisfactorily
without a careful over'hauling is I'M
reasonable, The owner who shows
neglect on this point is doing him
self an injustice. 1t may be some
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-04-15
KEEP UP CHICKENS

Chickens must be confined to your
own premises after April LIST. This
law is to be enforced and all per
sons are ordered to keep their chick
ems up. Attend to this at once anC
save trouble.
R. L. MEANWHILE,
37t3c City Marshal.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-04-15

IF YOU know the "EXIDE" as
well as the man who sells "EXIDE"
knows it, you would be an "EXIDE"
user. 1t will pay you to know.-Ex-
ide Service Station. 48t1c
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-04-15

If YOU know the "EXIDE" as
well as the man who sells "EXIDE"
knows it, you would be an "EXIDE"
user 1t will pay you to know.-EX-
ide Service Station. 4Stlc
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-29

10 PREVENT NUCM TROUBLE
Detroit. Mich, Nay ze.-The for-
mutation Of measures to prevent =
's..nationaa transportation catastrophe
II the purpose OF the meeting ofS}the
Great.L Lakes Tidewater congress, ac-
rcording to II. C.. Gardner OF Chicago,
president OF the Great IAkes-6t.
Lawrence Tidewater assoclation. who
has issued q call Tor NJ {Gimultane0ls
convention Of both bodies here July
.22324.
''The transportation situation 10
national emergency said Nj. Card
ner in connection with the forthcom-
ing gathering, "and the efforts ~ the
congress will be found upon bringing
out the feasibility and Importance OF
a lakes-to-ocean route via the natural
course of the St. Lawrence as a means
OF, ayerting national disaster.
Railroad transportation" contin-
ued, Mr.. Gardner, .is no longer 'ade7
quate for the commerce OF the con-
tinent. Last year the railroads car
ried 400. 900. 900. 900 Ions of goods on
equipment. barely equal to c50.O00,-
00o. 600 tons before the war.
World commerce depends upon
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-29
K CROP IN NJ.
new YORK TO
J. d. Be NORMAL,
Farmers Will Be Forced to
Pay the Wages Asked BY
4. Laborers. s.

Albany, n. =. May 29.-Farms. OF
New York state will produce their
normal contribution; to the nations
food supply this season il the farm
ers are willing to pay the high wages.
Hcials Of the state. department of.
farms and markets. These ofncials,
express, the belief that the farmers
are beginning to realize that their
products will command high prices
next fall, and. that this, will, induce
them to pay high wages to laborers
and to plant at least as many acres
as In former years.
The farm workers will be found.
ny department. officials, when. the
farmer liz willing to pay them the
wages they want. The problem OF
the f~arinerIis the cost OF labor rather
than shortage, they declare. Woods
mengwho have been workingS, in the
logging camps during the. winter are
expected to go on the farms in the
summer. Besides, say state officials,
the annual back to the land" migra-
relieve the labor situation. Men who
have beene lured from the rural COM
munities and towns by the higher
wages offered in. shop and factory be-
gin to long for outdoor life when the
warm days come, they say, and little
4coaxing ID needed to make them \ex-
change their work on their bench or
machine for open space of field and
meadow. n,
planting has been delayed, but this
isNAttributed mostly to unfavorable
weather conditions. There was diff
fculty early in the spring in obtain.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-29

!. You can be sure that Tinker Bob
did not show himself to the Forest
dwellers, but kept very quiet to ssee
just what Major Pole Cat and
Sammy. Squirrel would make. Jerry
h Jay was struck dumb, Is 1t were,
to think his feet were fast on the
limb. He tried every way possible
TO get loose, but in vain. 4.t
not move" This was Major Pole Cat
talking again. Nov you stay right
there till we get ready for you to
move" ry q, 10
Thief! THIEF cried Jerry, after
trying all kinds Of ways to get away.
Why are you 70 cruel? What have
I done to your"
you always seem to think you have
never done anything, but I think you
have said enough about the King and
Bob White, and IL the King was here
you would get worse than this. He
would take all Of your feathers away
from you."l.
Tinker Bob could hardly keep, from
laughing put loud to think that no
could see him. but he could, see
everyone and then to think. Of the
tetafA' tina. Major Pole Cat was taxing.
What are you, going to do with
me? cried Jerry, as he struggled to
; get. away. II hope you will. not do
me any harm for I just came here
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-29
ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT. s@a
BLOOD
ADVERTISEMENT.

Taken from Nat,re- The Wild rooes ard Badp that 90 into o.
composition Of one If the odet andsbatskne~a Mood ton. -
mostly gathered blythe sIndians oatoU+rservxton -houGhhtsG
shipped to Dr.. Rerces Lab9aaosy in BufAcsaN.
years ago D.. Pierce put, up an alternative tuhcwdhp& lt1spes e
alcohol that soon became known II owE the world "
The spring is the time Of the yer wshodd utor 4Dof N,
order. We're run down. ater . hard winter -aur pnpaSoadsb
catarrh. It's time to take d.. Hesuess0oden MadicaLsIAuey,
but impure and poisonous nasesaud dni~eit from41e.gEtm aBW
it nov in tablets q liquid @ ss
It wall clear the akin; ecssma, pinpa, rash, b6ssessws1edyNp
and disappear: bole, carfbuncles and other dencsftsinelAloo
will pass away, never to appearsagaan, Is
Dr.. Pierce discovered SO years ago, that Nature h0Nrosaod
freely for these needs Of her children and that in h9 1dmAry we
the remedies. Extracts Of Queens root, Stone root, Wild CAesny-
bark and Boodroot, s prepared, combined and preesrodtswfhut
alcohol, in d.. Ps0oss Golden Medical Discovery, oonsttutedenet
effective and certain tonic, Alternative and Observation-Disclosures
ever offered to the public. 5 $3.50
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-29
Declares. Dog Has
AS Much Right AS
Any Person OnEaith

~EIaL,FFu' LNIt4 TrNFEffHa SE.@E [FaE.ItH#N
Omah4, Nebs, M1y 2o-Oharac.
ter witness testimony I'M behalf Of
. dog Was ta1ncn, here recently he
fore Judge Estclle in district
oOnft. CITY attorneys objected to
the Admission Of SUCH: evidence
! but the judge ruled Z dogahAa a.
much right to IL sas. q human, ~
y The good character OF the dog,
which had battenS . girl, WIS
thereupon established 10 tho 1T
iEfaction Of the court and no N.
nuled the death. sentence witch
had previously been passed upon
the prisoner.
Dick" belonged 20 u year old
Mary EehwaxtA. One day. he aFan
along to the grocery st0ee With
!, her brother md while there dbit
LEM Chisno, q miss OF II. The.
police Judge who first heard tho
case nneted ont the extfone.pen.
atty. He did NOT however pass on
the extemuatang circumstances.
Some youngstH in the store had
stepped ON Dicks tail. E 4
The Schwartz family. had such
confidence In the integrity Of their
! dog that they opened their peck.
etbook and spent nearly $500 TO
save it They secured an appeal
and. when the case came up before
Judge .Estelle they had IS per-
sons on hand to testify In the
dogs behalf. .
The star witnesses for the de-
Tense came from the city pound
where Dick had been confined
since he got into trouble. !
WV. Bradley. secretary of the
NebrAAkas Humane society, which
hasschargc of the pound, testified
to the good character and diepo.
sition of the prisoner. Pound Of
hcer Peterson helped secure
Dicks freedom when he testified
that in. contrast with the run OF
hobo dogs In the pound Dick had
made m exemplary prisoner.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-29
STOP ~. PAPER.

Greencastle. Ind, May 2s.-Beeause
it objected to some Of the articles, re-
Gently appearing in the DePauw Daily.
a student publication Of theyDePauw;
university here. the university faculty
has suppressed publication Of the
daily for the remainder Of the school
year. s : T'
faculty announced that next year. tho
paper would. appear as q weekly or
serni-weekly and would be llhder strict
supervision Of the department Of jour
naiiam. '' ST." 50 900 ! "fsF"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-29
mhbtM JUICE

Hutchinson; Kan, ,1Say 3s.--Elsct-t
ritAl ietcentrictties .,occuf4nE An vest
ATnaiKAnta1k on The heels ofsA savAre
dust storm have beenhinvestgated, by
8. d BRA. stt1te meteof6lfEiSt.s:,,It
WASJ Reported thAtssSsyyss I'M u B
aa1SRarhwfrss fsnces beoanne enlarged.
And snRne. an An Authenticated instance
~. 1irs e ny 3sr.aaeiIand e :
Asdpsschained Sby5x vire clothes
line Sst up . prolongSd*hoviinx and
whSnrtheam master trtedst to Slnenap the
eh14n he got luchs shock assto re-
altsunmistAkabie 'theSgcauseasspfs the
canines1 woe. IS sSEs .ssss gaE.ss1s
Anssllf. s. nre. according : acatlssl
men, Termed on the. tops Of the. est
Ties horns. a Cheyenne county
iof cattisG through the storm q, night
WithStAe cattle furnitshinE GScontin-
nous 01oplay. &s.a4i33 III SF. .4s
Automobile On the highways ID
the NW10tern part of the 1kAte halted
.WtGAoNt gse1plainAt1Oh. a.IBSHtet3SO In
many instnncas were burned out and
spsssensS ta assll.E ~ metal .sa',l spartssssssisysd
An slsctrianl of Huchinson rot Ii
automobile going ~ usual b ,lettanE
T. wire trail behind tho car which
grounded the charge. ,s u
Cooking SsutinAilS on stoves beoamo
70 Neutrality-suspicious. houSs6tvea Md
To- NJ flAtir0n holderss$ors zlova1 r.
evpidSa th6cks rs SSS aSsssss s@yxS
the theory advanced W. the state
.tsss sssssss sh.rs + nns 4 ssshd. I
OF 1ighting aecompAnytnE the storm
tho in1nessle aIaoqnt ofs dust and
sGad In the AIR cIeatsd static slect-l
Iftc4ty. 1BS ~ ssEsyasss sssss sstNs5Ett& %1.S
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-29

HONG wont Ads Brlas Rssult..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-29
Tinker BobyGH
= @9Stories &A&H
hyCarlyseH n. Holcomb @8D

yCarlysleh H. nolcomb,
7E9Dkvd Nj 1Hsar

at nee to find Mrs. Sparrow Hawk,
thinking perhaps that she could make
things q right. In the meantime,
Sammy kept cutting away at the; limb.
and Jerry kept protesting and crying
loudly for help. III -
Tinker Bob was watching closely to
SEE what the two creatures were 60
ing to do-that is, Sammy Squirrel
and Major Pole Cat. Suddenly there
came a shrill cry and Mrs. Sparrow
Hawk appeared. :. =. ~
Tomorrow|erry Gets Out of
he gum. -.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-29
NoT VOTERS. CHARGE.

Toledo. O., May l2s.-Nearly one
third of the Lucas county men who
signed the referendum petitions which
deprived Ohio women Of the vote in
the presidential primary apparently
are not qualified electors, according
to a member of the board of cleo
tons, The board has just completed
checking the list. About 60, 1000 sigma
lures were required here. a .tl
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-29
LEFT MUCH

- = ICY. '...+ 'tE- =" #..s s-
London, May 2s.-The late Duke OF
oporto. uncle Of the former King
Manuel Of Portugal, left an estate in
England worth. it is said, 1885, 600.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-29
RELAY CARNIVAL TODAY.

Chicago. May 39.-Athletes froftN3E
high schools IN eight states will meet
this afternoon in the Northwestern
university relay carnival, heldsfn con-
nection with q dual track moex be-
tween Northwestern and Iowa univer-
stiles. More than zoe high school
track and field entries have been
made ior' the meet Fourteen teams
are entered;in the half mile relay. one
OF the feature events
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11
saisteluita apmstantinppelisIa

2ontoo, moalisf. = Siittolttlt-
neioen ia Curtin iotilusioufot owat
t0rm6nneet pbteen &onstantinopells
ia, nlif1li ilmoitettiin tGnne laapn-
neisia wirnlliiisIa tieooisia. Sota-
Iafi on iiilistettii moilnaan Sirfin
pG6faltprlneisia. SieoonannoisIa
mainittiin, eta 10000 brittildistd.
ransfolaista ia italiolaista iotilasto
oil pannut toineen "imrenlmoilen
iot;IoalliIen ntielenoloitufien" Snrf
filailet oliipot mastustaneet ia tois'
telu oil ollut ielirnlifiena. ytlitptS.
fobtaiIentpia tietoja mics bnfnsta c.
ole iantu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11
Viidestoista Vuosik.
2notettaiuia t.etpia

&rten lufiiat tietdm1t, on soreign
Language sSnfornlation Serbice 0u
reor ysep Yorfisla 10 toista ipno.
oen ulan iultaisiut glmeritan ii1o.
nalaiiisia ianomaleboisiG tieoonan.
ola 9lmerifan pbteisfnnnalliien elG
man eri aloilta. SGmG tieoonarto.
toimisto on nDt liitettp eritpilefii 0.
iastofii glnerifnn 9unaleen &istiin
ia fuululf iiiben 15 eri fieIirpbn1G1,
1otta toimittoipat iofa piitfo Wb.
oDSipaltain iiirtolaisten ianomaleb.
oistolle tietoja eri aloilta. SGnlGn
obesin antaa fltfin fielirpbnlG ipa.
poasti faifille tietoia fanialailuntta,
iotllasDofrlltlsta, inatfalupia, pas.
ie1d, tllloperoa, maaban ia rnaastn
mltitttoa, terfpepbenboitoa b. m. foS
feipisia fpipnptiisid ia on aina NAL
mis- ontamaan neltpoia iiirtoIaiiilIe
moinosia oleipien lafien ia nietl1s.
ten iitbteen Gee tGsiG maosia aiu.
mot inontalaiiet, iotfa balitaipnt
fapttGi bppGfieen Bitnaien Nistin
tieoonantotoimiston neunoia, moi.
mot fadntpd fpiDmpfiineen iOfo flio-
men tai englanninfielelIG ionotitn
toimiston plioleen oIoitteella: Sim
niSb Oibision, 8urenm of Soreign
Language Snformation Serbice,
124 Cost % Street, Seem gorf 81.
tp, iota oiastoa boitaa toinittaja
@ntero 9tiippa. 8ielGfin buomaute
tann, ettG faiffi neiipot ia tieoonan.
not onnetaan il1laiiefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11
Gprfcat iucrut iuaifnttaiuat baitalli'
iesti liifeelGmGGn

@as6ington, nloolisf. = glnta-
mosionn iilistlifiesia eiitdd entinen
robastoniibteeri @cglooo feoeronllt'
tperoien wGbentGnistG beti biljoo'
noIla oollarilla. "gspfpinen nero
toofta on liian ilitri ia maifuttao
je boitoIliiesti pleiieen liifemaoil-
maon. sc on mposfin iuurena te.
fidn6 forfeiiiin elinfrstanniifiiin.
sc on ief1 epGtieteellinen ettd fob
tuutoin. Suoniioon ottoen labestp-
man n6bennpfien ulosld9etpsliif-
feesiGnne ia iiti pGlttdmdttomdnn
{erraufiena oletpdn liifenGardn pie
nentpmiien on fafiinferroin tdrfedo
iiuoelleen idriestdd ia alentao nero
tustomme Min eIlei life jolou Tan
tantaan torpeettomnn rosfosto me-
rotooffaa", lauiiin b1n julistifienio
bbtepoesfd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11
Yaiffafnnnalta
&ristiIlinen

&ristillinen ruoriloiitbla.
Sronipoooin s.. Booipolin ieuraftn-
nan fristillinen rtitoriioleura 2ltbe-
nis Siitto malniistoa ipuoiijublanfa
tpietettGpGtii fanotiin ieurafllnnan
firfosia emf iitnnltntaino If. IA b.
alfoen flo 8 ill. SublnSta lipaa
tillla iullrenmoinen. Sronmoooin ia
DntpGriston iltonloloiiille fristillilil-
le ii1blille on l1betettn flttIuia.
Seilta iaaoann parmaanfin rin-
iaaSti DirfistGpGd obielmaa pil.
beineen, luitIuineen ia ioittoineen
y. M. 9iitiuiien puolelta on
mposfin toiStafpn1mentG obieImanu.
meroa iGriestettp. S1ten pppoet1Gn
Gauiua faitfi ipoamelliiimnin ter.
ipetulleifii pboesid ilblinann ia l.
loitiemnan iiita oittiriioesta, iofa on
foittanlt nellie faifilIe &ristufies.
Ia. Siis emf iiinniintaina faifin
Sronpoooin nitoriioiublille. Eeripe-
t1loal
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11
gls6tabmla Sarbpr, Sbio

@irfist1ipiG betfiG olemme iaa-
meet piett1G eipanfelilintin ianan
Gdresid mime aifoino. Bostori
Wtiettinen oil n:liiton inblalla put
binlnsia; nonta eri fertaa pieroam
me iaarnaiifin tG1IlG fGp0esiaGn.
Baitii Miettist1 piibui iublilla
nlpos pastorit Saarinen ia SGmd-
lGinen. @atoipia iidiippsionan To-
tlntfiia tnboottiin poinaa ibmisten
nlieliin usfottaipafii jubloimme oi-
fana. Olenrne fiitolliiet IS. Wtietti-
ielle fun maiipojaiine iGdst1mattd
tuIitte tGnne pitfdn matfan tafaa.
Suofoon SSiinlala ettd toistenfin TT
lette. Iastorin tpt1r 9lino oil
ntposfin iublillantme. Seuraflmnon
em1ntt1t oil laittdneet nlaliffnan
puolilen ia iIlaIliien firfon alaia.
lin iiiblnpGiip6rG. Oliiimme ilto-
meet enentntdn tpieraito noopurifoit-
pungeista n1ille iublille.
Weaunontoina If. eniinlGinen p1i-
p1 oil ompeliiieurdn ninnelld bor-
tousfofous glsbtdbrlnrt piiolella Wtr
gri6ndiien taIosid iosio pnbui ~
o6melIiiiG eIdnldn ionan totuufiio
past. Miettinen ietd talon iidntd
iIta oil mirfist6fpG &onteleen laiilii
ien foituesio. &nbfpipopoGstd oil
taloia $3.50. SirtpimdeIId oil tlilo-
ia $500 ia gefilld 1856. Tdmd
neuIomaieura fannattaa eoelleen ie'
nlinaario ooIIarilln frusia. Eorstoi
no tt. II p1iip6 on miesten tonnes
ia iltaniat ieiirafiinnan aineelliien
poroien fartrttomiiefii arpoffaallo
obieImaIla. = Taitao tiiIIa feipdl
fosto on oIIiit 10 ioitain faitniitc
pdipid; fpII1b6n ne fplmdt 10 riit'
tdiiifin pboen toIipenoinle.
] 9irieenipoibtoja
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11
Sresunin ualt.pn pierasfieliiia ia-
.npmale6tia fusfeiua nnii lafi. -.

Sregonin moltion fumernoori on
fuliineen tanlmifitlm 20 p:na alle'
firjoittnnut ianotun ipaltion Saitt'
19tGi1funnan laatiman lain iofn
iielt66 ianomulebtien ia aifafousfir
iojen painattnniiien iulfaiielniien ia
leiuitt1nliien mllulln fielell1 tiiin enc
lanninfielell1, ellei ie iiiillG eng
lonninfielistG f11nn0stG tefstistd.
2afi OH nGin fltitlinua:
Oregonin ipaltion fania iadt1d
Ieliranpaa:
9Bpf1l1 1. &ufnan 9enfilo, toillis
mimi, pbtio tai pboistps GlfoDn pai.
nottafo, iulfaisfo, leipitt1fo, ellie
ponto, nlppfo tai tariotfo nlppt1naf
Il nlitG1n ianomalebteG tai aifal-
fausfirjna iofo fofonaan tai oiafii
millG1n nritullo fielellG fitin englan
ninfielellG, ellei iemmoinen ionoma
lebti, aifafausfiria, lentolebtinen tai
fiertofirje iiiGlld iiitG Ianallista eng
lanninfielist1 fGGitnostG inmalloiiil
Ia firiainlilIa ia pbtd buonlattaipas
ii painettlrna.
9SDfGlG 9. Sofainen benfilo, toi-
nlinirri, pbtio tai pboistDs, ioto riff
foo t1nlGn lain nlGdr1pfiiG mastaan
on pioettdpa mifapddna lainriffonti
ieen ia iiita tuonlittuna rangaista'
ipa manfeuoella folntin panfilasin
forfeintaan fltroefii tai enint11n
500 oollarin lafolla tai ief1 tpan-
feuoelln ettG iafolla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11
glelu Serlcp ia fieltolafi

Srenton g. s. - &upern0ori
@opnro @oaporbs allefirioitti lafi-
nla6rdpfierL ionfu nlufaan Seem Ser
iepn tebtoilijoilla on oifeus ipalmis
toa, lGbett1a ia mbpod foline ia pilo
ri prolcnttio olfobolio iiidItdpdd O.
liittn min pian fun iotatila Safidn
fonsia pd6ttpp. S1nGn lafiipoipai-
iuus funtulinfin riipun iiit1 Jos gb
opspaltain plioifers fen ipubpis-
tad.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11
gbtecntSrmGps enlist, iutilaitten ia
poliilin iualillG

2ontoo - @ntisten iotiloitten
marsh @oolipicbista @estministe-
rim paGttpi onnettomasti ioittenfin
mielenoioittoiain iorouttra riitaan
poIiiien fonsio, joita oil tuotii es-
t6n66n fulfueen flilfiio @oterloon
ia 8estrrinister iiItojen pli. guIlo
ia ia tiiIi6 beiteltiin ia iouffo ibn1i
fla Iouffaantlii ia poIiiii otti bal
tirtnio nelj1 miest1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11
suiminta iiirtulaisten bsluafii

SSllinoiiin iiirtolaisfonlisiioni, Jon
ia ionotlln maltion Iaini6GtGiGfun-
ta mime istiintofanoellaan p11tti
perustettapatii ON amannut fonttc
rinia 53S go. Dearborn Street
GbicogoSia. &on1itean tebtGmana Of
toimittaa tlitfinufiid- iiirtolaiSten ia
faantrlnlilesta, tpooloista ief1 nilin
to- ia elinlubteistn fuin mDos bel
oGn ieuralliiista i1rjestoistGdn ia
Observation-Disclosures tarpeistoan; ola
pstGmGlliiisi6 ia mpotdtrtntoilisia
iuDteisia eri acknowledgement
fansia iefa toinlia pbOesid maltio-,
paitallis ia iiirtolaisWiranomaisten
fansla iiirtolaiiin fosfemisla oiiois.
ia.
SdnGn fonlisiionin idienefii on
frmern0ori 2omben ninrittGnpt e.
tpersti glbel 0aipiiin ia gbarles s.
Sarbingin Gbicagosta, Sobn @.
Sornoffin Streanorista ia tri Srun
cis gS. 9. Separoionin tpaltion fas
auatitsoepartementin iobtaian. SEQ
misiionin toimeenpaneipnfii iibteerif
II on otettu @race 9lbbott, jofa oil
monto puotta iiirtoloisten iuoieIus
liiton iobtajona ia miinefii 0bops-
maltain 2aStentoinliston lopiitpo o.
iaston palmeluflesia.