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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02

progress and viii continue 20 fhe coun-
try VIII prove IN 10 unsnisuruaper and
gruw irrespective OF "a price of COT
ton or any other obssassie * this CHAR
acter that is thrown In iis way.
Yes. the Soeth h prosperosts and
pros ering. for u has the twatn aNd
the Drawn 20 accomplish even greater
thi SIS Ia the future ffaan in the past.
--nrsnswfck tGal Banner.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02

~ Fr9nk l.. Stanton.
sons IN this hook ere only sweet slncs
sxu
Have dreamed ahove ths p@wum. arsi
hagN knewu
Hints - thc4p II the hiossOEns ana ths
dew
sweet fur yaour sake aionef
ThanWh naVcsugeFs ths sumlered hands
u1ay meet
wst amtnlew white. IKE memorios
shall tfrssMs
Ard the green wor1 shall whisper
"Auaw wmH sweet
Haamse ahe made u aafs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02

In domestic affairs. he declared. there
vas cieh ncut issue between fol
lies" % the Wilson policies AMI 4 *.ef-
latte constructive policy" proposed Ia
detail ~ the Republicans.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02

Think - al the thrilling resonea ~
mimse1 at Tallahassee sunday
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02

Jmmio. old hoy. rs been a fine
race. We've becI Tor you ~ the way.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02

Present irsiirati tons are that r. 6. l.
wgf uoon mean Niwh Costs Left
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02

Europe a. deeply Interested m tho
sieetipn. that's natural We won the
wer and n0w some folks want % keep
A.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02

Tznorrow morning wen ten you
more abogit Il.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02

~ least Carl win not BE- a wandefer
for gt ywers. uxcoraing e. the Jury
which convicted HIM
The diamond drill., 1920-05-08

Mrs. Clyde Henry met with an ac-
cident during the week that came
near TO being fatal. AT the head OF
the stairway leading TO the ground
floor OF the Lustield fiat Mrs. Henry's
foot got caught in the shoe lace OF the
shoe OF the other foot. causing her 10
trip and plunge head foremost down
the steep flight of stairs 20 the floor
below Luckily the door was open
ed into the apartments OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Brown so that she didn't strike
the door but fell freely into the room
where she lay unconscious until pick
ed up and revived by Mr.. and Mrs
Brown, who were luckily right there
to assist her. She suffered several
severe cuts and bruises and was con-
fined TO bed most OF the week.
Our ads this week tell interesting
stories. The Finnish e. Swedish Mer-
camille Association announce the sale
OF fruit tree spray. Ruwitch tells of
some nobby shoes, webb's garage OF
line OF motor cycles just received.
Sholander & Malmberg make their
bow with special bargain offer. JAG
oh Bros. tell OF new lot of new rec
ords, the Crystal Falls Cooperative
have their usual line OF offerings, the
Crystal Falls National Bank announc-
es its standing on May 4th. Gund-
strom's Garage tells OF line of car
parts, l.. A. Henry OF his excellent line
OF furniture, the Iron County National
Bank tells of the advantages OF using
that institution, w. H. Rezin has an
announcement OF his wares, the Flood
Tire Company tells OF excellent tire
offer, Leo Mroz of his seasonable line
of Jewelry, and John II. Stolberg OF
his excellent line OF tailoring. Abe
Jacobs has announcements in this Is
sue and will have something to offer
readers each week from now on.
The ads are clean and contain fresh |
news. Read them.
The diamond drill., 1920-05-08
MOTHER & DAUGHTER BANQUET

Alpha Is TO have a Mother and Dau-
ghter banquet this year as well as a
Father & Son banquet. The male side
of the family has been enjoying these
affairs for several years and they have
demonstrated their utility so COM
pletely that the Mother and Daughter
half of the family Is coming in for It's
own half this year.
The initiative for the function must
be credited to Miss Warner and her
corps OF workers who have been or
ganizing the Girls Reserve all over
the county
The Alpha banquet will be held at
the Porter school on Wednesday, May
10 at which time II Is expected there
The diamond drill., 1920-05-08
GUARDIAN ANGELS CHURCH

On Sunday next there will be one
mass only at Crystal Falls. at 1880
second mass win be at Alpha.
Following will be the order of SER
vices during the summer months on
Sundays.
Low mass, short instruction at 1880
A. M.
High mass, sermon at $3.50 A. NJ.
Catechism lst. Communion, Con-
hrmation and Bible History instruc-
tion at 200 p. NJ.
vespers. Rosary, May devotion at
1900 p. NJ.
Mass on week days at 1880 A. M.
Confession daily before mass and on
Saturdays at 800 and 700 p. M.
The diamond drill., 1920-05-08

will be large attendance of the
mothers and daughters OF Alpha
Two speakerswill be on hand from
Chicago. Miss Ethel Bird and Mrs.
J. Finley Christ. ladies who are en-
gagged In this organization work in
all parts OF the northwest and whose
addresses will be well worth hearing.
The diamond drill., 1920-05-08

FOR RENT:-The Kimball place on
Paint river. 81 acres OF land and two
houses. Mrs. ID. M. Ross. (1S)
The diamond drill., 1920-05-08
ST. MARKS CHURCH

1000 A. M.--Sunday School.
1880 p. M.-Eyening Frayer\ -.
Sermon. ~
The rector, who has returned from
two weeks absence will offlcIate
Carlos T.. Jones. Rector.
The diamond drill., 1920-05-08

FOR SALE:--All OF my househol,
furniture. Mrs. Croghan. (1S-19
The diamond drill., 1920-05-08

SPECIAL:--For Saturday and sun
day.-Bananas Acc per dozen. while
they last-At Jacobs.
The diamond drill., 1920-05-08
perso,rals

John Cory OF Marinette was In at
tendance al the tax sale tthe court
house this week.
II. B. Webb returned Sunday from
a business trip TO Milwaukee where
he spent few days.
b. C. Nicely left Monday evening for
Kalamazoo where he attended the
| Republican State convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Richards moved
into their home on Superior avenue
west during the week.
Mrs. Omar Lindsay left last Mon
day night for Souix Falls, s. d., where
she will visit for a time.
Charley Olson OF Bates was one OF
those present at the court term this
week Mr.. Olson is one OF Iron coun-
tvs oldest residents.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Bertrand and
children. accompanied by Mr. Green
field, motored 10 Escanaba on Satur-
day, returning Sunday evening.
Mrs. l. II. Jackson and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Roy Mitchell. arrived home
from FLORIDA last Thursday. They
spent the last two months in the
south visiting with Mrs. James.
Otto Gundstrom left last Monday
night, accompanied by Axel Axelson
for Flint. where they will get two
Cheverlot cars and drive them to Cry
stal Falls.
John Sullivan is located in Crystal
Falls again and will have charge OF
all OF the ore shipments from Iron
county over the st. Paul road. Five
pockets and two shovels were at work
yesterday.
Emanuel Erickson, Arvid Bjork,
Gust Lethin. w. II. Rezin and Art Ma
honey took charge OF lot OF fish fry
this week, placing them in the waters
about here.
Paul Schook spent last Wednesday !
in Stambaugh looking after his prop
erty interests in the Hammer plant
lie has great hopes that the new hos |
pital which the mining companies are |
to build will be located near the Ham
mer property.
The Corner Drug Store was chang
ed in appearance very materially |
by the installation OF lot
Of excellent fixtures on the east side
Df the store Mr. Rein Is to be con-
graduated upon the fine appearance
,f his store.
Rev. j. f. Crosbie, the well known
Episcopal rector OF the Negaunee
church has had call from the Iron
wood church and may leave TO accept
he parish. Rev. Crosbie was located
n Crystal Falls at one time and made
many friends here who have followed
lis splendid work since leaving.
Miss Alverna Gauthier entertained
he 500 Club Wednesday evening at
he home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mics Veronica Leonard
vas awarded first prize and Miss Lor- .
tia Mitchell carried on the consola-
ion prize.
Bradley Barlow got out about town
or the first time in over a month last !
ionday Mr. Barlow has been suffer- .
ng from rheumatism which compell-
d him to remain in door continuous
Y during last month. He hopes TO .
e able TO continue al his work un- !
lterruptedly from this out +.
ID A. Brotherton OF Escanaba ar
ived here last Monday TO do some
7
The diamond drill., 1920-05-08

I
Bradley Barlow got out about town
for the first time in over month last
Monday Mr. Barlow has been suffer
| ing from rheumatism which compell-
ed him to remain in door continuous
" during last month, He hopes to
be able to continue at his work un-
iIterruptedly from this out
ID. a. Brotherton Of Escanaba ar
rived here last Monday to do some
surveying for the city. He IS laying
out the streets and establishing the
grade on River, First and Second
streets south and on Marquette aven-
ne between Second street and River
street
"Olle Skratthutt" the famous Swed-
ish comedian and his popular COM
pany OF eight players, back from their
successful eastern trip. where they
played to packed houses and turn
away business. will come 20 Crystal
Falls city hall, Monday May 18th, at
at 500 D. m, under auspices OF the
Order OF Vasa. Big dance after the
program. See big advertising in
another column Of this issue and also
posters and bills
Earl Ross arrived here last Friday,
accompanying his father. ID. NJ. Ross,
who was brought home from the hos
pital az Chicago. Mrs. Ross was in
the party, also. she having been with
her husband for the past month. A
number OF friends went 70 Claiming
20 meet the party and accompany Mr..
Ross to his home. among them being
Mayor Bridges, Prof. HIN, Garnet od-
gers and DIR. Haight. Mr.. Ross con
dition Is quite serious but his reIa-
tives have hopes Of his fully recover.
ing.
The diamond drill., 1920-05-08

Al the request Of the County AgricuIturist we have
placed In stock limited amount OF spraying solution
which the department recommends highly We are max.
Ing special OF this solution for this only and offer
IN GALLON CANS
The diamond drill., 1920-05-08
TO LATE TO CLASSIFY

Girl Wanted; Green Hotel. ustf)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
Naisten GGmioifens

ytasbbille, Senn., elof. = gb.
opspaltoin perustuslain pboeffGs-
toista liidDs, iosia nlaan naiiilIe
mD6nnetGdn aanioifeus, tlili pab>
pistetutii, fun Sennesieen loinlaa-
tiiatunnan alabuone bptp1fipi nab
MISUNDERSTANDING 49 G1nelIG
AZ pastoan tt. Is p. SitG eniten
oil ienaatti pablpistanitt lii1pflen
periantdina 25 GGnellG a.
pastaan. 9eGin on miimeinfin ie
pittdllinen taistelu poitetht Ob0pS
palloisia, ett1 naiiet orpat oifeutes
tut aGnestGtGGn faifisia ipaaleisia
mieSten rinnalla iofa oiteus on
Snomen naiiilIa ollitt 10 tpntnten-
tltnta ipuotta.
Soisiattn paltioisia, eiinterfifii
8pomingisia, on naiiilIa oIl,it GG.
nioitems 10 fobta 80 iplotta. Neltta
toiiisia maltioisia iitd iitfedsti
pastustettitn fapaffapuolneen tois
anesta, fosfa pelGttiin naisten id.
nestdpan fapafoita ia piinapltos
Iitetta lpastaan. Waittd iitte f,tn
iaatiin Dletnen fieltolafi toirneem
ybopspalloisia, Ell en1Gn ollnt fitin
pfit asfel naisten 1Gnioifetteen. yb
opSlpaltain foneresii bpipGflpi nais
ten d1nestpslain, ntlttta fen pitt
mpos folme neliGttdoloa paltioioen
lifinlGGrGstG Obopspalloisia bp>
Wafip1 ennenfiin ie woitiin liitt1G
gbopswaltain perustuslatiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
Sictuia annctaam

ltleonunan ferran on uiitistietoi'
no lanontoIebtien fautta buomaltei
III, eta ImerifGn Bunafen &istin
miernsfielinen tieoonantotoimisto
toiatittoa fpielpid ia lpostaufiio fai
fenIoiiisto leIIaiiisto ftfpmpfiistG
fiin tiloiperoisto, fooofiiin ioutus
neisto iotamiebistG iefG merim6esi6
poIipeIIeisto miebistd b. nj. &pie-
IpiIIG moi f66ntpd tdndn Buno'
fen Gistin toiniiston piioleen oioit
teeIIa: glrnericnn Sieo Gross. 8r-
reou Of Soreign Language Snfors
motion Serbice, Sinnisb Section,
1tO7 @roaopop, gaep Uorf, 81. q.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
sc 1O:s artifteli

ct. kpalil, Nainn., elof. = Ses
naattori Sranf 9. &ellogg, iota on
iliiiri palannut atatfalta @lropas-
ia, laniti tG1llG ettd bdnen mieles
tian tliliii iotaiien iulfiien elGnldn
ulalla tlnnet,in amerifalaiien teb.
od matfa @uropaan Jos ban tabtoi
pGdstG mafuutetufii, ettG gllnerifa
tefi oifean padtofien tieltGptpmdlld
pbtprnGstG faniainliittoon.
"&pmnenes artiffeli on ebooton
lrpals mennG iotoan" ,laitilti b1n.
"&anlainliitto ia faiffi pfiitpilet
faniafrnnat omat fen bplidnneet ia
iiten ritfoneet tefent1niG iophnitf-
len. iWe taalen fatioin,qne parbanf>
Il aiettaa ebtoia, iotta eipdt litoiii
meita tdmdn artiffelin aiettamiin
pelpoit1tiiin. @:nglannisia ollesia-
nj lonoi G1linulle iofainen fobtaas
mani iulfiien elGnGn mics, ettG
Sintr-8ritannialle oil poliitilliiesti
mubootonta nenna lotaan Buolan
puolesta."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
Stafii milioonan paitiaa fDljpfiiG
ia papnia Suumeen

Soiniien 19 pGdaienaltn ia 20
alasaieutalta paifallisten fomiteain
oipustamina maboollilimman pienel
la amerifnlailella 5enfilofunnoIla
iafoi 2Gnii+8enGiGlld ia St6meren
maafunnisla olepa Imerifan Buna
len 9fistin fonlislioni itGilesiG Suo
mesia neIiGn fitiitoitoen aiulla,
pddttpen toufofuiin 81 pnd, 2,000,s
600 parnan fplipfiiG papitia, iait.
boia ia fannittettiia tnaitoa. EGnt6
fen liidfii, mitd Bunanen &isti iiel
I'd on iatanut iairaalatarpeita ia
lGGfetanpeita, tpaatteita ia fenfid.
sSatfaen fertontiistaan t1st1 tpos
td lauluit e1perstiInlitnnrttt @6>
marc gB. gipan, iielld olema fortis-
iioneri:
"S1nG fonisiioni elGttGG Sno>
mesia oleipien 8iipltrin ia Seliin-
gin aientienia taiitto $3.50 peitG>
lGisti pafoIaista, 5000 inferinmaa
laista ia 5000 forialaista iofa pdi.
ND. Sdma on atnoa toi'nesia oIes
ipa otpustiisidriesto lGntiielIG @e.
n1iGIId.
"Seaiffi ne miebet, iottn iooipat
ruofua, luofiteIIaan tpofptpni6 ia
terfpeDtenid ntifaan. geiin pian fuin
be fpfenepGt tpobon banttii fontiss
iioni BELLE tpotG.
"SeriioeIIo Slomen Iaboen rart-
nitoIla oletpa farontinioiema 30
mailia Bietarista, OH eniimGinen
oipustnsoiena Suonen puoIeIlo OF
famoon mastann pafoloiiia ioipiets
ti-8endidItd. sc OH pfii reneas iiis
nd terpepsrenfaosio ioIIa fonis>
iioni iuoielee Stdmeren moafuntiu
ia niioen fniitto I1ntistd @en1i1G
iefd Nmerifna tarttuipiIto taioeiItn
ioioen tieoet11n riebupun ioipieti
@enGidIl6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
Gnumi tpiiema

glntiperpeni, elof. = Olwtpd'
lnisten fiioien pGGttpesid tt. % p.
oil gbopsipalIat iuuresti eoella I'll
poiIiioistaan pienen Snomen ppip
teIlesSG itiepintaiiesti ieuraotpana.
@pdpiralliien tieootufien ntifaan
oil gbopspaltatn pistenGard 210
ia lGbinunl6n filpoiliianid Suomen
1O5. Seuraaipina tiileipat iGriestpf
fesid gfuotii, gnelditi &ansfa, So
taIia @teIG-9lfrifo ia Canada.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
0ampaat tanbiu cstSiiuG

Bottii iitG, ettG lanrpaat oipat
milan ia Iiban ontaiina eritt6tn
aripoffaita, opat gbopspaltain g.
leiien SerneDsipiroston fofeilrt o.
ioittaneet, ettG ne poiipat ola bpo-
oplliiid 1nposftn touoin estaiind. 6
rGiin pliittGilaiin iofa lelpittG1 Min
ianottita &allionpuorten pilffltfitit-
meta, on ninlittGin buontattu ta>
ferupnn ia iotfelttltpan las1tpaan
Dtlloibin ia fuoleman, ia tGtd ieif-
taa on r1tpettit fGpttGmGGn bppGfa
Il taistelusla ianottua tautia mas
toan.
Wsoinittiid taittia, iofa iitpumens
men ianottrna on aitiod Dflinomaan
gbopspaIloisia titnnettt tauti, le.
pittG6 ibntiieen erGs puiitGislaii, 10
ia faipaa p1Gnid ibniien iboon ia
istitttaa tartitnta-aineer. 8ariinfin
8itter gtootslaafion ldntiiellG pao-
leila Montanasla tefee tdntG taiiti
titboiaar.
gbopsipaltain terpepsnirasto
ipuofraii lntuntasfatrnan ia pitt IL
I'd laihinlella niisi1 oiisia ntainit>
tua Iaafioa, misNG tauti on enint.
min rairponn1it. pion bnontattiin,
ett1 lnrlpaat ferdiilpGt millaanio
iituret nG1rGt talttia leipitGipiG
puuttGitG ia ett1 nGntd tafertitiipat
pillaan ia fuolipat. 2antpdat fas@
tettiin iota fpnmnenes pGitpG iosia'
fin liuofiesia mieId elosla olelpien
tdioen tuppantilefii ia Min 5pfpin
toimittiipat lantpaot termepspoliiiin
mirfao, ettG pbt1Gn oirtoaa taiioin
tapGisto ei iattitniit fen i6lfeen fun
lnntpnat aIfoifpat toimenin Obbpss
tpaltain Eeripepsipiroston paItpeIiif
iesla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
&aGmatum leipittGminen Snpmeu
faittta

Seliinfi. = NeuipotteImt, ioito
on fGDtp 8rittil1iien 9ibliaieurm
ia Suonten &irfon Sii6lGbetpsIeu>
ran rudlilld ronntatun tai fen er1i.
Den oluin mnlmistliflesta uainitlln
feiran lasfilun, opat npt pGdttpz
meet tilotieen, iosia lopullinen TO-
pintnS on tpon luorittamiiesta iaa>
TT aifann.
9ept OH nilrtittGin 8rittil6iIen
Sibliaieuran enttnen @enGj1n ipal
tlllitettu, ifotlantiIaisipntpinen e.
onstaia 8alter 9alpi6ion Suonten
&irfOn SiidlGbetpsieuralta tilannlit
$4,000 tpl. nendi6nfielistd uutta
Sestdnenttia. Mairlittitien firioien
ipalrnistrtsaripo nouiee taialurpuin
puoleentoista nilioonaan marffaan.
Pim tulee tebt1pafii iopimns
mposfin lattpialaisten raanlathaien
painptt&niiesta ia paIanistamiies>
to.
&plpmpfiesiG oletpat mGGrGt O..
nat main alfiinn pariinaiieen iuu>
rentpoan tilaufieen, iota faifen to.
oenndfoiippoen mutaan tulee tebtG>
mGfli.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
Sptia iuastaan

2ontoo. elot. = Weanifestisia,
ionfa antl1ottiitnioioen faniainlpGli
men liitto on iuItaisfltt gtotter6a-
misNn ia ionta uieot europalaiiet
tpOwGeniobtaiat etpat allefirioitta@
meet, febotetaan mailman f0nbG-
listod taistelentaun faiftia fotia
postaan tttleipaiiutoesio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
Iiafan auGbemmdm antuina

@osbinetonisto ilnnoitetaaft, eta
ellei alitoillo nielenista Ddbennetd
ia bu,pimotfoia iitpisteta, tulee ga'
ioIiinin binto nouiemaon 40 ient-
tim gaIlooni emf ippsfiutn piolis
wdIiin. 9lmerifon nuoriio iairostaa
ieIlaista autofuuntetta, ettd be III.
I'd fnluttaipot onot iadst0nid ia t.
iin robot ipieIG Iii1fii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
100000 postifaffi iparastettt

@bicago, elof. = Bostiidffi, TO-
ia iilaIii 100000, porostettiin
p6imaipoGnnd Ills faoun oies
malta gbicagosta ipiin1e periantai-
no. Neiebet pG6iitpGt pafenenoan
aittosio. 8oliiiipGdniffo Sumes 6.
Shaort ilnoitti iGfin iiidltdneen pa
periroboa. sc oil ldbetettp Isers
chants 2oan & Crust Com font.
torista BulImon ponffiin poltanaf
iiia morten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
siamestasuifens fantpman fantta

ManeStDSotteltS on gtll niiStd
tGrfeistd oiteutiiSta, ioita on pai-
fea tooeta ilnlnn lailliiia tooisteis
ia. Gen tGboen etta ipntpm1toois-
tus on paras tooistus benfilon IDS
td, ipntpnlGstG, iuallbealmirista ia
fonialaisoifeiioesta. on DbopspaI-
tain Spobeportementin 9astentoie
misto iulaisiut tirielmGn, iosin fe.
boitetaan Observation-Disclosures
fen fGptGntoonottoa pleiiesti taitis>
ia ipaltioisla.
glinoastaan 90 maltiolla ia Dis-
trict Of Golitatbialla on t1ll1 betfel
Ia tpDopttG1pGn idriestelm1llinen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Min ettG
Ie ulottaa ipaifutufienia ybopsipols
tain pleiIeen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
miieen. &dmd ipaltiot oluat galifor
nia, Connecticut, Siiotana, &anias,
&entiicfp, Msaine, Marplano, Weas>
iacbuietts, Micbigan, Minnelota,
Seem Snnpfbire, Seem yorf, @ort5
Carolina, Obio, Oregon Bennipl-
mania, &booe Sslano, Solitb Co
rolina lttab, Sersnonts @irginia,
Basbington 8isconiin. 8uonna
1919 ne eonsti1pat 58.4 proienttiu
tofo Ybopspaltnin faniosta.
2apiilla, iotfa ipntppat iGlelId
olewisia 25 maItiosia, moi eteen-
lattua ipuria uaifeufiia ipntpmGto
Oistitsta omaomattontinn fun alta
tlllee, iolloin BE ntenelpat foaluun,
pG1lenGt fo1lusta, llbtepGt etii>
ulGan tpotd ia neneipGt GGnestG.
mG6n ietG nibooin, fun be otpioliit
toon oifomat. 9eGnt1 epGtparntat
paltiot eoustaipat fitutntinfin IG5es
puolta gbopsipaltain ailttnslupusz-
ia. @teIdfpalttot otput t6sid idlesiG
ius1oin fltin mtoniSia ntuisiofin o.
iioisla. Sa fumulinftn9 9on ipntpu1s
tooistiis min totpatt&rort tGrfed
pield perintdfbipnlptiigia ia mutt
oeH oiientiieit ,paEwat tifes1u.
T6o6epdrtentenftti 2astenoiasto
on len taboen rpbtpnbt tpoiiitaffaas
Ieen toimintaan fen pitolesta, ettG
lasten lpntbp1iippsrefisterio Iaatoi
Tin aitnon fatfisla tpaltioSlu ia.
ntoien periaatteioen pobiolle.
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Sbpttnnta

Sbottitman (ec5ana) boito ia
parontaninen paatii uIeinlmiten
iultrta .buoleIliiitrtta. Gen ippt o.
mot moninaiiet, uiein ipoifeasti lop
oettaipisia ia iiiein opat tauoin ippt
ipaiffopa ne lopoetGGnfiu, luaiteoss
ii poistettafpisla.
Sbottltma ei DleeniG parane it.
iestaan ponn pGin ipastoin iatflut
itlepintaiiesti lemi@lGGn nuibinfin
rintniinoiiin ia liitliithmtaan.
ltIeisia tapaufiisia poranee ibot
tuna pfiinontoan paifaIIiiella boi>
'ooiia ios ibottI1n1lt peiffa. .mai0aou
pitdd tdpoeuifesid 1eiposia ia oino'
taareisid. SGmmoist6 boitoo on
fiprmninfin uieinfin paifea loa6a
muitalla fuin iairaolasia. l1Ieisia
ibottimatapaufiisla ON lairaan b.
leinen teripepstilo eniin iaatoma ba
rannetitfii ennent1in paifalIiiesto
faiittelpsta on bp0tpG.
Sbottiiman boito ipootiifin uieim
inisia tapaufiisia ief6 pleiien ters
mepstilan tittfinlista ia boitoa ia /.
bottiunan paitaIlista boitoa, poifs
fafin erindiiisid tapaufiisia paifal
linen boito ptiinGdn moi ti1ottaa pa
rannufien. l1iein f1p pGlttGmGtto.
ntafii Ell ainoostaan iontitn MUM
tdltoin tabi miatt parantaminen
DaGn mpos iairaan elintapoien, on
matin, ipomar, iiioma. ia nuff,tma
tapojen titttiminen b. MI. ennenfuin
ibottunla moiondn parantaa.
Baifalliien boioon tGrfeimn1Gt
tebtGlp1t opot: iuoielIo ibottunrt
paiffa faifenlciieIta banfoufielta,
futfliomiielta, poltolta ia utriiIta
ariptpfIeltG; pitGG ibottuniit poiffa
rnGtGnemist6 estGfpisiG (antiieptiiis
ia) fdGreisia; tperen poistaminen
dfilliiisid ibottitmatapoufiisla ia
merentierron eoist1minen pitf1IIi-
iisid eli froonilIiiisia tapaufiisin.
slfilliiisia tapaiifiisia on boioon
tarfoitiifiena tietpsti ibon parantas
utinen froonilliiisia tapnufiisia on
iitGpaitii pofiufii ia epGntuooostlt-
neefii fdpnpt ibonabfa iaataipa iGls
leen erttiieIleen.
Sbottiinta on taittt iofa on ntna
poronnettopisia, raiitta iiietnfin
moi paraneminen fpoatia pitf1n o.
ion ia iiuiiiititmiiio moi iottna. st>
fiIIinen eli afiiiittinen ibottiima on
beIpommin porarnettnfpisia fiiin
frooniIlinen. SDtpin nuorten ia bp'
min panbafn benfiloioen ibottrinna
on uieinfin bpipin itiepintainen ia
poifea porartoa.
Sbottimnno iairostaipon benfilon
on miippm6ttd f66nnDttGip1 I6dfds
rim puoIeen mieIiiimmin ielIaiierL
ionfa erifoisoIana on ianmoiiet tau
DIT.
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WsaanwiIieliiGt Ottaipat ,piliufampan

Tobtori 6. s. Saoo Jargosio,
$40. 0of. puolueettomanIiiton eboo<
fos ghppsmaItain ienoottorifii TO-
ia oil biliottoin ldsnd glnericon
Gorm 9ureoit federation fofoufies
ia, usfoo ettd t6mdn pboistpfien
pOnnistusten fautta naanpiIieliidi
tuIeipnt wiintetnfin ioamoon moor
ipiIiafaupon baItiiunia. Gbicogon
neuwotteIu on pitfd osfeI tdbdn
fiiifntaon.
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Saflalaifia taiuaruita iaap,n

@albington. = @niimGiiet Sat>
fasia tualmistetitt talparat iitten 10.
oan pubfearniien onat iaapuneet
talle puolen gltlantin. gee otpat par
talpeitIiG.
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Serroia tntfitaan

Chicago, elof. Oemofratipnos
lueen preiioentineboofos fufpernoo-
ri Cor tuIlann boastdnaan tooista
iafIi Ienaatin maliofittnan eoesid,
iofa ilmoitti iltltnnitelutistaan titt>
fia republifanien ia bemofratien
moolitointinnan robastnmisbo.
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= Seem Seriepn rannalle on o.
ioiitunlit ilutnnatt@nasti piin1e ai>
toina ialnperGiiiG pulloia, iotfa o..
pot nGbtGpGsti meoenalaiien tors
peooimalta laitpolta perdiiin.
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Hanstasla iosia pbteen ai>
taan n6fpi olelpan taiplfnlusta boil
ibeipisaititrt, on npt berGnnDt mois
mafas mastatpirtotts it'd mastaan
moalaiSmGeston fesfumoesla.
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Gen iohoosto eta iotar

= Sen ioboosta ettd iotaonni
on f61ntpnpt BloIaIIe idIIeen iiios
tiiiiofit on ObopstpaIInt woroitta-
meet NSuolaa tiinfeiitumasta iiioeIs
Ieen @endidn oIueeIIe, Jos ie naet
ppstpiii oiamoan rpsidt omaIle
nanlleen.