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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22
MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION
ALARMS RESIDENTS HERE

Sounds of an explosion at 11:20
o'clock last night startled residents Of
this vicinity and the lower part of
Staten Island. Those that were out
say that a flash to the northwest pre-
ceded a long, low rumble that dwoke
people out of their slumbers and
those that were still up made their
appearance at windows and doors to
ascertain what the noise was and
where 1t came from. Telephone wires
began to buzz and operators on the
late shift were kept busy for some
time answering questions as where
the explosion occurred.
Raritan arsenal at Bonhamtown,
Nixon's and the Morgan Depot were
reached on the wire shortly after the
supposed explosion but all disclaim
any knowledge of it being at either
place. Morgan had heard the report
and had called the telephone operator
in this city to find where it was. All
efforts to locate an explosion this
morning were without avail. Some
believed that 1t was the Stag at the
plant OF the American Smelling &
Refining Company. but those at that
place had no knowledge of anything
wrong at that place last night.
Many people that heard the first
sound Of the explosion had in mind
the Morgan catastrophe and were
uneasy throughout the entire night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22
Lodges

The election of officers for the
Past Chiefs Association of the Forest
ers of America of Middlesex county
took place yesterday afternoon at q
meeting In Jacobson's hall. Edward
C. Smith, Of Court Amboy, No. So, was
reelected president; John McGee, or
Court Standard, No. Ill. first vice.
president; Martin Ryin, of Court Am
boy, second vice-president; Charles
Warner, of Court Amboy. financial
secretary; Fred FELTON,, of Court New
Brunswick, recording SECRETARY; Frank
Zierer. of Court New Brunswick.
treasurer; Joseph Schlingeman, OF
Court New Brunswick, guard; Louis
Peterson, Of Court Carteret; j. T.
Fisher, of Court New Brunswick and
II. P. Madsen of Court Amboy. trus-
tees.
The new bylaws were adopted a,
this time and 1t was arranged to NEE
next month with Court Carteret at
Roosevelt the third Sunday In the
month. A social time followed the
meeting and refreshments were served.
"A complete new staff of officers
vas elected at the meeting Of the
B'nei Zion Camp 20 last night. Philip
Siskind Is the new president; Harry
Segal, vice president; Herbard Nuss-
baum, treasurer; Isadore Jacobson,
financial secretary; John Frankel, re-
cording secretary, and Morris Plane,
inner guard. The next meeting will
take place April 4 at which time the
new officers will be installed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22
osbc Lovd, and Iieso-strand

Dan Cupid has sought in many ways
to bring film lovers together, put
never before in the history of motlon
pictures has he resorted to the dis
guise Of old age. in the matching OF
youthful hearts.
This unique situations arises In Sne
Loves and Lies" Selects romantic
special starring Norma Talmadge, now
playing at the Strand theatre.
In order to aid the man of her
choice, who is in financial straits,
Marie Calender, portrayed by Miss
Talmadge, finds 1t necessary to marry
him. But she cannot put the prop
osition up to him boldly, for she Is
aware tina he will not marry her for
money alone. So she conceives the
idea of Disgusting herself as an old
woman In this she can make
him feel that 1t is purely a matter OF
convenience and hat she Is willing TO
aid him because he at one time res
cued her from a fire, without know
ing who she was.
The young man, Ernest Lismore,
portrayed by Conway Tearle, goes
through with the bargain and then
the Inevitable happens. He meets
! Mario out of her disguise and falls in
love with her, but he is too honorable
to speak of divorce to his presumably
20 III
gests it to him.
Thus entered Cupid, he mixes the
strands of fate until 1t Is impossible
for the audience to imagine what will
happen next. Ludicrous situations
develop and leaven the plot with
wholesome laughter. There are mo-
ments of tense dramatic suspense and
back of It all Is one of the sweetest
love stories ever conceived.
In the end Marie loses her wig and
| her semblance of age and stands be-
fore Ernest in all her glorious young
w~omanhood, and 1t is hen that Cupid
laughs heartiest, for he. of all persons,
knew just how it was going to md.
Miss Talmadge handles a difficult
dual role with customary ease and
her splendid artistry raises the pic
| ture to rare romantic heights. Back
of her is q splendid company, a story
OF captivating charm and direction oil
the highest order,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22
f 0OThe


Described as tEe new sensation of
the screen and with a record of having
served In two vars, Buck Jones, tho
newest cOwboy-soldier star of William
Fox. viii make his first appearance at
the Crescent theatre today, in a
stirring drama of Western life enti-
tied 1.-THE Last Straw" written by
Harold Titus.
In THE Last Straw" Buck Jones
who started his career as a cowboy
on the Triangle Bar Ranch In Mon
tana, who later Joined the Sixth u. 5.
Cavalry to help put down the Moro
insurrection in the Philippines, and
subsequently, went to France to fight
for the Allies in the world war, has
a strong role. in which he performs
many of the daring deeds OF horse
mauship which made Rim f9mor ~
Miller's 101 Ranch Wild West Show
before he went to France.
setti Of Inc last Straw is
II Western. In the supporting cast
are beautiful and talented Vivian
Rich, Jane Talent, Colin Kenny,
Charles LeMoyne. Bob Chandler and
others. Denison cliff wrote the see
mario and directed the picture.
Buck Jones is said to be a mar
vel.
The scenes of THE Last Straw"
are laid in California and in the hero
role of Tom Beck a cow-puncher'
Jones, according TO report, ILLS the
bill to perfection.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22
A COLD
WITH ONE DOSE
"Pape's Cold Compound" then
breaks up a cold in
a few hours

Relief comes instantly. A dose taken
every two hours until three doses are
taken usually breaks up a severe cold
and ends all the grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your clogged-
up ~nostrils and the air passages in the
head, stops nose running. relieves the
headache, dizziness, feverishness, sneez-
ing, soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-upl Quit blowing
and snuffiingl Clear your congested
head! Nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold Com.
pound" which costs only a few cents 40
any drug store. 1t acts without assist
ance, tastes nice, contains no quinine-
Insist upon Pape's!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22
CITY FILES BRIEF IN
GAS RATE ACTION

The brief for the city of Perth
Amboy in regards the application OF
increase in rates of the Perth Amboy
Light Company, was filed with the
Board of Public Utility Commissioners,
State Of New Jersey, Saturday by City
Attorney Leo Goldberger. 1t Is con-
coded in the brief that the company
is entitled to a temporary increase,
but that this Is not the time to es-
tablish permanent rates. The brief
in full follows:
1T must be conceded that tenn
porary increase should be allowed to
cover additional operating costs.
1T Is evident hat the company in
years one by has made improvements
and additions to plant out of current
receipts instead of issuing bonds to
spread the cost I'VE a period of years.
To now say that dividends paid in
recent years were no. sufficient is abb
surd, because at the same time it will
became stronger; taking Randolph's
figures as a basis, the company appears
to have made approximately 100000
in the last few years on a capital n
of about $685. 00. To now
allow increased earnings asked for
would Justify the hue and cry of
profteering. 1t must be conceded that
the return Of normal conditions,
the Increase of business will follow
the decrease in costs OF operation, etc.
The application for permanent in
creases appears to be about the first
to be Instituted for the purpose other
to meet pressing obligations and
to temporarily finance the business.
TT is submitted that this Is not
time to establish permanent rates,
-hea applicant having ample assets upon
which a loan may be obtained If nee
esSary."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22
BIG BUILDING JOB

Samuel Mandel is commencing OPP
erations upon the erection of a build
ing on the northwest corner of Maple
and Jefferson streets, beside the Build
er's Association Building. Eight stores
and a loft or possibly two, each on
tanning 10000 square feet of floor
space, an elevator and a complete
heating system. The front elevation
will be the same as the Mandel Build
ing at 204~Smith street. Each of the
stores will be fifteen by seventy-1ve
with electric light and heat. 1t Is
claimed that the whole will be COM
pleted by July LIST at q cost of approx
imately $4,000 or $4,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22
COUNTY TAX RATE
PUBLIC THIS WEEK

By STAFF Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, March 22:-
The last of the tax books needed by
the County Board of Taxation has
been received, the South Brunswick
figures having been turned over on
Saturday and it Is expected that by
the end Of the week the county tax
rate will be known. Although all of
the tax books have been received by
the board there are still some of the
municipalities who have not advised
the board of their 1920 budgets. As
1t Is necessary to have these figures
also before the rate can be decided
upon efforts are being made by Sec
rotary William A. Spencer of the tax
board to secure the missing budgets.
The data rom the tax book has
been compiled as 1t was received and
1t Is not expected to take the county
tax officials more than a few days to
complete their work once they have
all of the data necessary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22
TRUCK PLUNGES 6 FEET
DRIVER NOT INJURED
BIZ STAFF Correspondent.

Bv Staff Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK. March ga
Perth Amboy Beef Company truck
loaded with meat going in the direc-
ton of Hightstown, went over an
embankment at Weston's Mills this
morning. Though the truck dropped
down a six foot embankment, the
driver was not injured. 1t Is said the
machine had stopped and the brakes
would not work. the car backed up
and went over the embankment. An
eye witness to the accident said that
If the car had backed up much fur
Their it would have gone owe a bridge
and taken a drop of about thirty feet
into a small stream.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22
Dance Fnioyed at Y. M. II. A.

The third Of the Sunday evening
entertainments being offered by n
Y. M. Fl. A., took the form OF a dance
in the association hall last night.
when an unexpectedly large CROWD
attended an denjoyed a very. pleasant
time. The music, furnished by Tong
hini and B~olschweiller. was partlcul-
arly good. While arranged by Generai
Secretary Nathan Margaretten a COM
mittee composed of Nathan Wedeen,
Jack Slobodien, Milton Gutman. ana
Nathan Inauguration is greatly respon-
sible for the way in which the dance
was arranged and plans carried out.
Next week, Edward Berman OF New
Brunswick will be the speaker at the
entertainment which will also include
musical numbers and other interesting
features. 1t Is expected thai there Will
be an informal dance every third week,
the two Sundays intervening, being
taken up with entertainments and lee
lures.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22

traction is fairly overloaded. And so
it may be known, that no other than
Joe Hurtig. b~urlesque's most fertile
producer, is responsible for the
snappy and lively offering. which will
crowd the Majestic Theatre Tuesday.
Indeed, IL is necessary to display the
roster of the principal members of the
company to get a fair idea of the
quality of the Burlesque
Wonder Show, a sprightly review of
all Thai is essential to keep the auditor
in real happy humor. George 2.
Murphy, undoubtedly one of h most
magnetic drawing cards in burlesque,
heads the male contingent of fun
purVeyors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22
Arrested For Being DisordcrIy.

On complaint of Mrs. j. RtznlczaK,
of Amboy avenue, Patrolman Frank
Tonghini arrested George Young and
Earl Kitchen Of Jersey City on a dis
orderly charge Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Rizniczak claimed that the two
men followed her up the street, ana
that they attempted to get in their
place Of business, which was for
merly a saloon, in an endeavor to get
a drink.
In an endeayor to gain entrance,
the men broke in a panel of the door
and then went away. They were
found in the Lehigh Valley railroad
station by Patrolman Tonghini. They
admitted breaking the door when
questioned by Recorder Pickersgill
and a fine Of $50 or ninety days in
the county Jail raj imposed on each
of them,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22
ORGANIZED LABOR
TO OPPOSE CUM Inns
BIZ The Associated Press.

BIZ The associated Press.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-Sena-
tor Cummins, Republican, Iowa, Is
one of the members of congress organ
lied labor will attempt to defeat In
November, according to J.. p. Shep
pard, acting president of the Order
of Railway Conductors, who is IN
Washington today attending the rail-
road wage conference.
Senator Cummins was the author of
the anti-strike provision of the rail-
road bill which was thrown out IN
conference. Mr.. Sheppard indicated
that union officials were carefully
studying the records of every mem
Der of congress with respect to his
stand on his provision and other
labor matters with a view to opposing
in the election those regarded as mimi
cable tt organized labor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22
" 1t Cures Our Colds and Builds
Us Up When We are RUM Down"

II was rundown and had lost
strength, but Father Johns Medicine
is just the medicine for me. 1t Is
building me right up again. I am
sending a picture OF my little girl
Martha. 1t relieved her OF q cold and
1 am giving 1t to her for awhile longer
to build up her strength" (Signed)
Mrs. Alfred Chouinard, els Central
Ave, Pawtueket. II. I.
When any OF the family became
weak or run down, no better body
builder can be found than Father
Johns Medicine, because it is all pure,
nourishtng food which builds new
strength aud flesh. It Is o q tenn
porary stimulant and Is guaranteed
free from alcohol or dangerous drugs
n any form. A doctors prescription
ixty years in use.-AdV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22
KEYPORT MANS
BODY RECOVERED
Think Captain Walters Lashed
Himself to Sloop Which Was
Sunk During Recent Storm
Bu snecinl oorrespondeMt.

BIZ Special Correspondent: 49, +u.o
weeks of search by relatives, the poay
of Captain Edward Walters who per
ished two weeks ago Friday night was
recovered Saturday, when the poa'
the Edgar Bernard which sank dur
ing the heavy storm was raised. I'M
mediately upon the OF the
body Mrs. Walters who had not given
UP hope that her husband would De
returned to her alive, was notified and
arrangements made to have the body
brought here.
The boat was sold by Captain Ford
land of Belford to William Decker
of Timer Park for $3.50 and h latter
had the boat raised. When Walters
body was recovered 1t was found to
have a rope tied about 1t and this
conceded by bayman to indicate that
when he found it impossible to get
away from the sloop during the severe
gale and storm, he had tied hlmselr
fast to the rigging and had died from
cold.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22
Y VI. Fl. A.

A very important meeting of the
board of directors will be held tonight
at S:15 o'clock in the association
rooms.
The gynn classes will be held as u.s.
ual today, League games, In which q
great deal of interest is being shown,
will take UP part of the time. A cross
country race will be held on Thurs
day.
A very important meeting of the
house committee will be held tonight
at 1880 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22
TO PUSH TEACHERS BILL

By staff CORRESPONDENT.
NEW BRUNSWICK, March 81
Assemblyman Fred w. De Voc ex-
poets to make an earnest effort to-
night to get his teachers minimum
wage bill up for passage. This bill
was passed in both houses last year
ut was vetoed by the governor. This
i'll allows 500 a month for teachers
holding a state normal school certih-
cato or its equivalent. The minimum
wage at present without regard to
high school or normal school grad
yates is $500 a year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22
Man Dies Suddenly

Coroner James ]. Wynn was called
yesterday morning to Woodbridge for
the death of William Golding, Of Oak
street, that place, who died suddenly
Saturday night about 10 o'clock at
the home of a neighbor, where he
had gone to visit. Heart disease is
given as the aus of death by the
coroner Mr.. Golding, who was boss
al one of the clay banks in Wood
bridge, was fifty-two years old. He
Is survived by his widow and several
children. Coroner Flynn turned the
body over to Undertaken Hirner for
burial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22
CityBriefs

"A minor arrested in connection
with the robbery of several boards
out of g. barrel from the New Jersey
Portland Cement Company in Charles
street last week vas given a severe
reprimand when arraigned before
Recorder Pickersgill this morning.
The arrest in this case was made by
Detective Sergeant Huff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22
Heavy Fighting in Moabit.

The Associated Press.
LONDON, March 22-Heavy fight
ing occurred in the Moabit quarter
of Berlin last night, but quiet pre-
vailed elsewhere according to a dis.
patch to the Central News from Ber-
lin. via Amsterdam.
The food situation particularly In
the larger towns Is causing alarm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22
File Building Contract

NEW BRUNSWICK, March 22:-A
building contract was filed In the
county clerks office today between
Samuel Fine, owner, and Hans Krogh,
builder. This contract is for a one
story store building at $40 New
Brunswick avenue, Perth Amboy, 10
be completed by May rs. The amount
of the contract is $500.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22

Neither a collection of descriptive
adverbs or su~perlatives will be able to
illustrate the greatness of the Bur-
lesque Wonder Show any better than
the mere mentioning of the producers
name and the array of talent he has
selected for the exploiting OF all the
fun and the general merriment, with
which this exceptionally clever at
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22
Fined for Rcckless Driving

Joseph Deindicieus, o. bus driver,
was fined $50 this morning and his
drivers license taken away for a time
when again arraigned before Record
err Pickersgill this morning charged
with reckless driving. Deindlc1eus
was before the recorder the latter
part of last week, when he was fined
for an auto violation. The arrest IN
this case aWs made by Traffic Othcer
John Murray who charged reckless
driving,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22
File Trade Name.

~ Stan Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, March ga
of trade names was filed
in the Office of the county clerk this
morning by the Duneflen Hardware
Company, dealers in general hard
ware. at $40 North avenue, Dunellen.
Benjamin H. Vail and Frank C. Cas-
trim conduct the business.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-22
Nav Name New Cashier

At a meeting of the directors OF
the City National Bank this afternoon
1t Is likely that a new cashier Will
be appointed to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of John F. Textbook.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-12
Msbtabnla Sarbor, 8.

&elmolliiuroen tlinne ipaatii fir
joituspopoGn Gdreen naiffa eli ole
MT poljonfaon minulle flulutpaa
firioittomiien oibetta jos nimitt1in
pDlDn onalla allteellani. Seurofitn
famine niioret tptot pitimdt bai1s-
Tan illonipieton futon alaialisio
nuorten ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 9ppdfli; a.
luSia tDtot iuorittipat bengellistd
obielmoa, past. 8ilen pitt pltbeen,
pi0ettiin miorten Northumberland
puoiifofouS, mirtoiliiot malittiin
pitbecnjpbtniofli Mrs ellen &1o-
bonen, pGptGfirinrifii Niss Sontra
Sellerni, rabnstonfirjurifii Mrs
Nnna Sunoi Observation-Disclosures
WarS Iinie 0toiiio. SenjGIfeen ioo
tin narlttio tpttojcn feittiomalmis-
tnfiiu, jotfa olipat faiffi maufaSta
lnotlla, fobmifin oil eritt1in bD-
p1G, DGiffa it'd oil tpldsid feitet-
tp, iill1 faaillpula' pance feitt1iGt
%bDppGdmGGn pnta %folirasla tolcsto
toloon. Sailoja ieurnlle oil $3.50.
&iitotiia tptot palio. Olloon moor
eoelleenfin tarmoffoasti toiminnois
Ia fiinni; leimisfdt fDll1 fouppofli
f1Dip1t fun nc maan on tariollo
ettei niit1 f1tfetG buonoSti onnis-
tiimiien pelosio. Spinen mlorter
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT fofouS oil mDoS fiji
Ton aloialisio; obielmoa %luoritet-
tin, olilsio MfrS SontamGfi fottot
fabmipoboGn, joSta oil tuloia $9.4C
fiitos pop0dnfattaiolle. clifton iput
iiiubloon iofo piOet6Gn 80 p1imt
iii1lla olepao fuuto, toiipotaon fail
Fl teripe t%llleefii naapirifplistG it
lifeltG ia faufoa. SG1lld SarboriS'
la lairostellaon lentiun. On lie lie
mempGG laotiia fuin mime talpe'
no, miitta fiufa iitG noott rupee OF.
rimaan Min muoteeIle ie pie.
Sigrib WGfi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-12

bpipin malittuo tirialliiuutta, G.
~nimmGfieen 2ltberin ia =. o. SEQ
bergin t%irioja, Seurafunnalla OH
faunis firffo. Sitten tGGllG on "
postoliSlutberilaiiillu 2 firffoo. Sit
te ta1ll1 on bpmin iuuri p~fiitoiffo-
len n1f0incn rnfenmus, ionfu ici-
nasia on mimi: 6inniSb Comrades,
SoDerila. @n ole it'd iii1puolelta
olllit fatiomasia. 8iinle ippsfei1ll1
tuli tGmne San SranciScon meri-
mics aientolle pastori 9. Saubini-
men Supmesto. SGn OF lupaltit-
mt tGGll1 @erfelepsiG tdDmG1n
jilmalanpalmeIlttlio pit1mGsiG / ia
3:mas iunnuntni fuusin ia miifol-
la mloriioleuror fofoufiisia. NoS-
tori Saltbioinen onfin berttaiiello
ia Dst0ip1lliiell1 f1ptofielld1n mott
tanut tdGllG fanialaistemme iuo-
lion puolelIeen. S~ermeb0bS taifill(
Serran ppbille erittGin S. &:llt
Srulesio. Nliistatteban finn fGnir
ferran iiellG teioGn farmillanne.
pbbesi1 mentiin Sllperiorista9
Sormi-Manm
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-12
Sairpprt, D.
(Satf. e0.)

SitbIaa iotfettiin felIo 2. E1sio
tilaiiuubesia eoustaiat laiiiuiipnt Oh
Observation-Disclosures
4latfii laiilettiin @. Sc. Iaulr
30S, uIfurufolfien pitt Yeiffo Bof
to, I%sbtabula Sarborin foori laii-
loi mpos m1liaioilla ufeimman fer
ran. Biibeen pitt u. Hoponen, Gle
WeIanbin neutrality-suspicious. quo
lesta lariui teripebopfien SiIoo
Sautamafi, ia iamalla lauiui rt-
non. Msbtabula Sarborin &aniaI-
lisieurofirnnan Nlioriioliiton eous-
taia 2ppli &esfinen toi ternebopf-
lem Hiioriloliiton ploIesta. gIepe-
lonoista Selmi Biispanen louiui
riinon. Der WaIfam6fi oil eousta-
jana @sbtabulo Sarborin @etania-
ieiirafunnan &. 81. q. piiolesta.
Bitbeita of mpos $. WefoniIta ia
s. aanfaaIta. Tostori @isfari
mpos pulpit moimalIiiesti iibIa-
.pieraiIIe, ioita of iaapumit pb6 r.
i1G. @fponfeIirmi on SumaIan MOI
ma itiefulIenfin usfowdiieIIe oii-
tuiioefii, waifta omosia ppbppoes-
i66n poiiuneet fen alma Ieimoaipot
ipobinsoIriiefii opiffi. M~ufoufiella
padttpi tamd iltapdiwaiubIa ia @.
T. IauIiIla ACT.
SIlaIIiien idIfeen aIfoi feIGo VT
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-12
Sopcaioft

@lfn o:!..c inn.
malittiin Mrs Mnna geiemi Intto-
i~a-lebteen.
a. 8GGtettiin fdpttGG pappio
naon ferta fulsla MT talluen al
fana. 8apin palftu paatettiin $40
90 fuaisia ia entinen opettaiomme
pastori &ranffala fdp tGGlla eoel-
leen.
5. WaIittiin tilintarfastaiat:
Gbas 2arion, Sacob Salmi ia Wni
ii SillanpdG; tiIintarfastaiat bp-
p6fipim6t tilt oifeifii: iGienmaf-
iuista $32.35, ompeluieurolta $40.
65, emtinen fasia $3.50; tuIoia
pbteenid $t21.39 menot iamulla
oioIIa $500, iddnnos fasiaan
$685.
6. Smnmintaifoulun opettojifii
tuIipot ieuraotpat: Wers Socob Gil
Ionp6d, Wers annala, Wrs @inta-
obo, Wrs Sonri Scr Salmi, Scr
Suominiemt Scr Souri ia GLEN
Naiiffi.
z. 2oulubuoneen puboistamiien
IupoIi ottaa Mrs @nnoIa $500
muoIi; polon fouIiibuoneeIle ieitro
ien oifuna Iiipoii mp0s @rs @n-
noIo 10c ferta.
s. aofoiis Ioppui Iorlulla.
Seurofunnor puolcsta
Matti Mintaabo, firiuri