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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-05-07
TRADES COUNCIL
Holds Large Meeting And
Hears Building Com
mittee's Report

The Central Labor Council met in
regular session Tuesday night.
Stanley Ogg, president, presided over
the meeting. Twenty-Five delegates
We're present.
The minutes Of the previous meet
ing were read and approved
Communication from Central Labor
Council, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, in which
they state that the men and women
workers employed in the American
Encaustic Tile plant, of that city,
and the Weller Art and the Stoneware
potteries are on strike in defense of
their right to organize. They ask for
our moral and financial assistance.
Received
A communication was received from
the 0. S. F. of L. in which they ask
cuoncil to call the attention of the
street railway employees and the bar
tenders who are in arrears for dues.
Received and complied with
The Greater Hamilton Exposition
committee in a communication noti-
fled the council that they have set
aside Sunday, May 16, as Union La
Dor night, and extend an invitation
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-05-07
CITY COUNCIL
GRANTS INCREASE
To The Electric Linemen
And They Return To
Work

Two ueal-s a@o fho IinenIan and
foreman &c the citv electric 6obt de-
nart,oant raonosted tbat ronncil GRANT
tban, an Increase n waoas They ask
81 that The Iinemen BE- increased from
eola conts an bou, 70 81 cents an
bour and that the foreman be IA
creased "a o. cents IN bour When
presented to council the matter was
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-05-07
PROFITEERS in
THESE DAYS

Washington-ln In speech in the
United States senate Mr. Capper of
Kansas, included list Of corporations
and their immense profits since the
beginning of the war These are eX-
elusive of vast sums that the GOV
ernment must refund because of the
supreme courts decision that stock
dividends can not be taxed under the
income tax law. Senator Capper said
that the price Of crude oil has been
increased 300 per cent
Other upholders Of government
and befuenders of the poor" he said
are the American Hide & Leather
Co, whose profits for 1919 were more
than three and one-half times larger
than those it gained in 1914; the
Central Leather Company, whose 1878
profits are more than double those Of
the same months in 1918; and the En-
johnson shoe manufacturing
corporation, whose profits rose from
.$ $2,174, ,430 in 1915 to $9,791,5S in
1919.
IN terms Of dividends On it's com
mon stock, last years profits Of this
American Hide & Leather Companl
increased from "A cents share il
1915 to S15.52 share IN 1919, on 3.
times the earnings it distributed j.
la,5 and they We're ample
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-05-07
REAL UNION
Brings British Firemen And
Under Men Better Pay
Than Engineers
Receive

London, England The Cotton Fac
tory Times prints this trade union ar
gument:
Another class Of workers who
have long stood on their dignity as
superior persons are the mill engin-
GERS. In some towns they have had
a sort of union of the friendly or mu-
tual order, where technical papers
have been read, etc But they have
never been aggressive nor even prac-
tical in the matter of wages and
working conditions. Hence it is not
surprising that the under men and
firemen, who have organized on a real
union lines, have attained rate of
wages and working conditions pretty
near equal in many cases and even
superior in some cases, to those of
chief engineers. 1t is rather anus
ing to read that in the Rochdale dis
trict some engineers have threatened
the mill owners that if they don't get
better pay they will form union.
What an attitude for body Of intel
ligent men in the twentieth century
Like the mill officials generally, they
have trusted to the generosity or jus
tice of the employers only to find that
the employers generally only recog-
nize the organized power to enforce
a demand when wages, etc, are ir
question"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-05-07

for the council to turn out. Received
and complied with.
A communication was received from
Trades and Labor Assembly of Alton,
H., in which they state that the
Brokaw Eden washing machine has
been placed on the unfair list by that
body They ask for our assistance.
Received and complied with Com
mittee: Shuler, Shafer and Beck.
The national committee for the or
ganizing the iron and steel workers
of Pittsburgh, in a lengthy circular,
gave detailed report Of the receipts
and expenditures of the recent strike.
Received.
o. s. r of L. in letter asked the
council to select two delegates to meet
with the executive board in Colum-
bus, in Carpenters hall, Sunday, May
%, at 10 m prompt Received and
ordered complied with
Brewers reported conditions fair
and expect contracts to be signed in
few days.
Bakers-All agreements are signed
and bakers secured an increase in
wages.
Stationary Firemen reported that
they would loan council $500 on new
building.
Molders No. 68 reported that organ
ization is in good condition and mem
bers are buying bonds Niles is still
on strike.
] Machinists reported strike at Klon.
dyke IS still on Owing to strike il
/ Cincinnati about 100 machinists
have been employed by local shops
here. Also reported that building
bonds are being bought by their mem.
bers.
Painters reported in good shape
Plumbers reported all shops signeC
up. Fred Farr, Carlos Gressle anc
Hosea & Ranke have not signed
They do not employ journeyman.
Stage Employees reported that the,
voted to loan council $4,000 on build
ing.
Post Office Clerks reported every
thing o K
Committee to visit city council re
garding electrical workers, reporte'
that the council referred the matter
to finance committee. The electrical
linemen since have gone on strike
Non-partisan labor campaign com
mittee were instructed to meet aftel
the council. They also submitted !
letter and sample contribution care
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-05-07
GEORGE TROY
Elected President of Eagles
Other Officers Elected
Butler 4Aerie To Make Big
Demonstration Eagles
Night at Greater Ham
ilt0n Exposition

Butler Aerie No. 407, Fraternal
Order Eagles, held it's annual cleo
tion Of officers on last Monday after
noon and evening. There was only
opposition for the offices Of worthy
chaplin, inside and outside guards.
but these developed spirited contests
and there were nearly 600 votes cast
The election resulted as follows Wor-
thy president, George Troy; worthy
vice president, Chas. Berk; worthy
chaplain, NJ. ] Colligan, Jr.; fnan-
cial secretary, William Wilmer; re
cording secretary, Harry w Hetter-
ich; treasurer, Henry f. Yordy; n
side guard, VIM Thomas; outside
guard, VIM Richards; trustee, Leslie
Hughes; aerie physicians, Or Henry
Krone and DR. G. T. Hull The elec-
tion of Mr. Troy as president pre-.
sages another prosperous year fol
Butler Aerie as he is a hustler, a live
wire and a splendid organizer
Arrangements were completed
whereby the lodge attended the bio
Walnut Aid Society bazaar in a body
on Thursday night
Butler Aerie will attempt to make
Eagles night the biggest night u
the Greater Hamilton Exposition q
nevt Thursday night committe.
to arrange for this purpose was nam
ed as follows: George Troy, Lesli
Hughes, Rudy Laubach William
| Thomas and George X Mayer
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-05-07

which are to be used to collect funds
for the campaign Received and ap-
proved
Building committee reported that
they have issued bonds and are dis
tributing them among the different
locals. The building committee fur
ther reported that the architect was
preparing plans for the remodeling
of the building.
President Stanley Ogg and Lou Nau
were elected to represent the council
at the meeting of the executive board
Of the Ohio State Federation Of La
Dor in Columbus
A communication was read from the
Brilliant Hinke Realty Co, in which
they express their approval of the
council purchasing a home They also
enclosed a check for $500 to help the
cause along. The check was accepted
with a vote of thanks.
After the building committee re-
ported, the matter Of appointing one
delegate from each union was discuss
ed, and on motion the same was
adopted.
The building committee as appoint
ed is as follows
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-05-07

Observation-Disclosures Of the Metal
Polishers' international Union do not
seem to be impressed with the plan
of wearing overalls to combat the H.
G. of L. In the current issue Of the
polishers journal, Editor Atherton
spreads this announcement across the
cover Yes, and if the protiteers
boost price any higher we are going
to ask for another raise. too
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-05-07
S5,5OO,OOO FOR SHOES

Washington. The army's shoe bill
next year vii Total $5,000,000, or an
average of $3.50 a pair, according to
army officials, testifying before the
house military committee.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-05-07
NO OVERALLS HERE

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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-05-07
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WAGE GAINS BY BUILDERS

Harrisburg, Pa Through arbitra-
tion bricklayers raised wages from 50
cents an hour to $125; carpenters to
81 day and plumbers and steamft-
ters to $1.25 a day
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
glempi oifens ,uaatii pltotfeuoen
ratfaiIemaan 8ergerin niiasta.

81 = a. . . .
2y66Dsipnltnin ipeto<nifell5 Gblcd-
gosia on ppntdnpt Dbopstpoltai1. pli-
oifeuoet1 atpnstumaan rutfa11nn a11=
talniics}a Bietor g. 8ergerin ia mel
ian toifel1 loiialistin aliasia. Na1na
lo'inIistit tltomittiin 20 1p1looe,t
.manfe,tteeit bo1paittuna IpplliIifii
Observation-Disclosures iDastustomiIee11
ia luaonfapnllusta eiittatpiin lo,tInn=
toibin Iooa1 otfa,to ia onnt he nDt
tpopqallo iolulla $25, 900 taf1lnllo.
gseto =oifenS pDptdd plioifeltoen rot
fnifenaan josto tltolnari ae',elatp
81. 9aa1ois nret1etteli. pifein fieltd=
esi1dn ioiialistit eitttamast0 tobts=
t,tfjin tltpnarir e,1Hamollntloi1uu=
6estu. 9iaisia tobistnflisla fpetet-
tiilr ofpttao, ettd tlloulari 2a11ois el
motif n1rtaa puol1teetonta tl1omiota
aaiiasfa il lainottitrt 1iiSia banen
Ialtlu1toiaal1 ilt1istaesiaan ipD1li-
Ippstuon1io11 io11ranluo,ttoiiesfu aii=
asia aifaiIell1n1ir1. "
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
&eiupttelitpita aIctetaan iyptteeiecu.
9}pn, glorfisin fnfnout11n,ft glhhnss

Men yorfls1a fofo0nt1'lut WoDs'
>paltai11 fuuri,,rp oil pddttanpt alet=
too 3Dptteeieen laitton1asta feinotte=
l1lsta telid 1liD~pbtiotd, tprnmenen
olafa!pdlitDslitfettd ia 50 Df|itptsta
fei11otteliiaa eri ofis1a u.oata ia
otuat ballitnflele aiiaRtiebbet MT toi=
1l7i,1nas1a 1taioelt inptteeieen aIetett1t-
.jen rDntsgitien1ifefii. SpItteeieen
nsesetni ii;in= rf,ti1f 01nat lem
Manaer GiI 60; IS. IS. MllionS
Oil g., Wreat g1ester,t Nctroleum
forporatiipori ia Gromn loil SO. ia
}el1raafpat oiafemalitpsliiffeet: 5ticf@
aep, Manliniou s& @olclo1tgb, Nos<
tpnistn: Curtis, 8ocfer & 60; Uni
tel Securities 60; $. Sent Solmes
& 60; s. Moraa11, Yollocf & Go;
Tbo!np{on, yalnes & 60; Gross-
man, Sbernan & Co.; George ".
Qo,nb & g.; 6. M. sSulEer & 60;
@reenbou1n, Yigelop & @reenbaltrn.
Melfein foiffien 1l6iben liiffeioen
p1ifonttori on Weip g)orfis1a.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02

ssargos5a ilr11e5tDpd Courier,
Neip5 lebti at1toi perin11tai=aal1sl,11
nl,n1eroSiaals nj. m. fe,,raa,pal tie,
Dot piilne festitDiiff. tDi11itet,,u III
n1itDspoali1l tulotiisto Hobjois-Da=
fotas1n: n
u2pnn S. ssraaier Gil 1li,llitetty
foln,u,1nen terran repltblifaanipltn-
llteen lipl,nfantaiafii Nobiois s-Dafo-
to1l iDpSnualeisiu. Edba1l asti inn=
pll1peioen t1lloste11 pea4steella Non=
partila1t Qiitol1 pu6fortteeristo IL
moitettiin ta1td oam,,lta, ettii funec-
l1D0ri sSrasierillu t1tlee olemaau ND
biittoGin 10000 et1en1r1isto fun tdp=
oelliiet tlrlofiet Iaoouan. 4aboii
asst 1aopuneet tiebot ipiittaoipot, CT
td til 9. s. 2nbb, ebOotas WopS-
tpa1tain ienoottorifil, ia fotiet eb-
ooffadt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ia tDDlo1Stel1,
listallo otpat iii1lilnaardsia bDlDin
ldbelld f1,iperuo0rid. Clifton p0d-
fortteerisio sSargos|o 1pafu,1tcttii11
tii1tG aan1l1na aifaiiin, eta til 9abo
tl,lee Iann1aa,1 11inlitDfie,, phto illlt-
reIIG c4pe1un,istnI{G flliu fulperno0ri
Trc6ier.
S5ntpi1t ep1tdnoelliIet t1:lofIet ell
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
9em pfraaitipmplneen faniallisfpn=
,ucntIiouni

alfoi mime nannaltuina San Ira1l=
eiscosftt ia iatfrl, fnfo ta'ndn mil
ton at11ufi1t. &ofollfie11 alfl.tstltn-
1tnsIn bl1rrattii1l ia bl,,,bettiin puo-
Ii tll11tia Tim g}boDstDnltai1l liF,1,1
peittdn1d prelioeutti 8iilo,li,1 f,r1pn
pnlinStettii11 ebustaiille. aon1uet1=
:iIiopni niinifdn11 ldbetti qlan,la,ltoi-
no ffliio il tll,1ttns hf61 Innbgl,nll
DsifN i L sy,,slf lfoi1ifle ,ftotd r eoustulss u
jie1lia foutta 1ldDttad ebbotton1asti
fontrpIleeroaipal, fo,ipe1ltiioplli11 tot
irintaa. l,tleiua.la oenofrqattien
Observation-Disclosures noinitoau
eDelleen bltomattnpin111lii, e,1tinen
rapsto}i1teeri MiIlion Gibhs Mc=
slboo buolintattu 1iitii ettd Fbat1 on
ilmoitta1,llt ei tnbtotpaat1u rlmltps-
ti. Million1 Senl,ings Brpau, tDa1,=
ia oen1ofronttien rnbifoali1elnnla11
iiitpel, iobtajn,. 11dpttaa 1ue1tettanee1l
fonnatltstoq,1 fon1pe,ltlioonisia, f,ln
taos ii1ritn,ndiien taantl,l11ufielli1e
}iiipe1l iobtoja 1e1laattori Meeb> Msi5=
Iolrista, ei fellpannut eb,1stajafii
fontpelltlioo,,ii1l !eaan ballelt rpnlta-
firiania DDliattiilt.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
nonparllsal1 ciito1 ebdokkaat volt
talleet taa$klll Poblol$=D1kotan
flllf1ity$vaaIelssa

finldilestd fongresiirniespiiri jdtz
! taspdt tpiela fongresiimte5 .9oeri1l
ni1nitpfhn epdilDffenaloi1efli, maif=
tofiu t,tlotfet p1ottasDat tNiuen OLE
spnn ebeWa toiiista ebnoffnistn. SOM
gresiit11ies Sinclair tatlee parn1osti
nilnitetDfii foln1an11esta piiristi ia
tpiiesIa piiri51a u1uat fongresItn1ies
y)oatng ia Ebomas Ne11orap bgipi1s
tafamdtiiet. S
ug1slofIet oIottatpnt, ettG rnoo11-
lpiljeltiot o1nestitpdt inn1al[a title,
{'illtaill,ltoello, iota be o>pnt oiotta-
meet iofoiIesIa 1paalisla ieuld1feen
fun Siitto alfoi 1ei1lti11ta,tfo Eob=
iois =0afotasia. Tuloflet nposfiu
olottatpat, ettd tpSldiiet fotffioIla
naltios1a Dbtnimat entistd lpoin1af-
foan1ntiu fannatto;noel, n1aonuilie-
liioita. Ian1a faD ieltpille Clifton
ddallilnd0rGn fa5tuanliiestn faifisia
iltarensmisla ful,pungeislo."
Wiuuten fertpo lebti oio1,oto11 a1~
nestDfiee5s olfeen entistii ipilffoa1n=
mm1 ion1oinfl1tn mt pddttpnpt nj
n1itpstpoolttoistelltfi,1 oil foiffeiu
tatferiu mitd fosfaon on ollut Pob<
iois<DofatasiQ. -. ".
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
SabfG ptetaan fabtant6Su Nlsetiin
.... raittnteiil1. @ &.

GllfboInrasta iln1oitetaa1, ettd
ai,ta foboa1pat fiipibiilen bi,11at ia
iuunnattun1at robtibinltat otpot i,1t<
reSti toaif,lttaneet Muotiiu parla-
n1et,ttiiu fdbfon fdDtuntDon ottanli-
iet1 iououttortiiefii multiol1 ro1ta=
teill1. Norlumellti1 r1,Dontdrrd illn1,s
ma t0ban tarfotlrfieelt oli ~23,0O0yaI
600 .frl,l,,alla ID pli t11,t1 eniirndii-.
1tel1 erd, iofu faD1etaart zs)orDen "a
gufboI,nan ,pGliien rdlttntie,l f1dbfol-
Ia lparustonliieffi. Gtaflntaan, ettd
{euraama11o lp,.ons1a porlantenttt til
lee mpontl1naaa11 lparoja fumnnlaiien
tD0n toini1tdrliiefii Maln1on-1mf=.
bol,non ia Eufbol1non=8ooenin ro=
bnlla. "
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
@oiialisti, iofa oli funinfaan
snniin3In

Noo1nostn Idhetettp 1,lttistieto fer
too, ettQ ,,noistlts=ioiiulistie11 iohta
ia ]ielld Qeonibu 8isloloti, iofa OF
i,,1ri fl1ollut, oil estnliat1 funin
faon @idtor gnla111cli11 psta1pa, l)llo.
limatta ioiialisti1ista mielipiteis stdin
.GrdS fnl1i11fanlt ol1n fertollllls to-
6istau t1nlii11 tobefii. amlt gislola
ii 1913 oIisebooffaana sstalion eolts;
taiofan1nriill liitd piastn Moomoo
aiosia f,111i1tfuan palatii 1iiaitiee, Mir
.Nictor emanuel falli pnolestaan il
noittaa, ettG ban oliii tpptntpdinel1
jos io'inlisti tltlili tpnlitllfii Df1i
flu1infaa!1 nfiitDiiista pnltDeliioisto
fieltdptbi f1,itenfi11 aiiaestdtlasto
ielloisto efoofastn siofa hiinesto
n1Dttt nlelpo1l min fapil1allile11 aia
alltiizl1onarfisti1lelt 1llielipiteiltaat,.
Maalipdi,pdna fpiDi f11ninaas pal
peliialtaart oman fertontltfienia mt
ftoall ugo aiiidi,tcstitf0 ii111 fetda1l
eBbofasto tdndd1l5?2 ?1
ygn, teibd1 l1lniesteettilrne1 mas
tafi tartd fotpapdillelt manhoillinetl
palnelija. sMaina el, tuoinnt ddrtes-
taaaa iolioltstin. Il
Seltraii 1r1irt,1,1tirt tai fabben do
nett6nrDp5 Id ienidlfee11 flsnt1lgas
gictor Gnta,tlteI la1lllli:: nsil,d lp11l
tnetpa, etta lind ct moi ianoa futfa
otpat nli1ll1t 4nbisHpia 1ptboQiiiani,
Me otpat eltl,en faiffen iitddtpaltalai-
let, iitte flerifaoIileet fiibfoiIiiat ID
|llpnarfis istit Il r .t.es 4
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
q q i.
!. 1856 trusteille.

Mfohooliiiesti fnfnun ei NOT Ia
/, 11oa, rtta MalI 5treet sSottrnal leb
| ii pliii iplialisti,le,t tai liioitteleili
! 11lnuntpilieliid tappioito. See iiis
tpoinlme olettaa, ettG tGnld fei1lot.
| teliiain lunli.11u lebti p1tbli, tottc
ianoesinon feldf. rs p:a1l nl,r1cros.
lnan, etto n,,1aantuilielDstliotteibe1
hinnnt tluapGitpdud otpat uiuDns.
taun IS pro1enttin el1enln.ar flti11
1914, .m,tta 11iibe1t tamaroioe1l bin.
,tat ,ioito moa11tpilieliidi1t on o5tet.
totpu fn,,pungistn, otpat fobonree1
festi1l1odria, 1S5 prpie'1ttio iatnnl=
la ajalla."
rMianjefip 1914 ia 1920 tpiilillu
oiottaa, ettd lifojen bi,,nat o.pat 70.
bnnneet Is prplenttia; maislilla ipo=
tetDn farian liba as profcnftta; LEFT.
mdt ia nuorl1fot 50 proienttia; par
bni1l hdrianlibo sc proienttia; fl1n
ieniiiaan innralla aifaa teboastalpa-
rat, 1ellaiiet flin fengot ia 1puate=
talparat, oipot fphpnneet 100 -125
proiesttia
essourl1oI ei eIitG n1itddn 1elitpst0
tdlle aiiaitlttlalle, 111l1tta tDiinleiIet
nelia ml,ptta ie ol, ipotullttal1,ttl III
fiiotlleer, ett1 pobioislo,rnen rl1oa,1=
tpilieliioiIla Ell ole ttritaii,l tpaIitta.
niien ipptd, 1paan otpat beitd job-
ta,teet barbaan lpillit ogitaattorit ia
ettG Qi,tpn rotfailu liife-elan11,1 ep1=
fob0ille on e1lel11nlti1t tDDhi far
1neillo ia fnllpulttitDo[distet1 ii1lrjes=
t6je11 haioitan1i1lel1 foupullgeisia.
Iulnd rahnnniestelt lebtt OH ai1n
ollrt ebootto1nnn Norma iiitd, ettd
n1aa1tipilie(ijain ia tpoldistels o,1 io=
tettdtna bolli>,tou1ioista buplebtia1i-
1tel1 ia liifealiuin idriestilnillell iel-
lailtle ntiebille, iotfa tietdtpdt nil
telt f. OF tebiatpa 1ri4nittiiin 8all
faonn rnbafl,1li,tfnille. Rllfaan ei
lie1re erilltiet1 falisinnnne f,tn la
1lon1tlle, etta lltfltulloftalnatta pobz
iois=ldllttd ltlua1ltDilieliidt Dlpat 1lol1=
battaneet tatd nelttDoa Ia beioan
iaanllttanal1ia tll1os oil 65 proie,ltz
tia 1876 prplellttia ipastaall.
aut1 n1aanlDtl ielD Dstllotanron alal=
Ia 1DaIlitiee Observation-Disclosures ia
fesfindinen filpailll id fl,ll fanplt11-
5fiell tllota1lto on fdDoellilesti mo-
,topoli liieernftlt min Oh lltollnullista,
etfdd trdiben faboe1, 1palilldd tl1lee inn
tptlldi1n diIaine,1 ristiriiittn 1allai=.
llell epafob btuzp1t iUaifea tallti l1laal-
le id tarfnltiee ippir1ofasta liiddfpt-
Mt, ttill1ittdiii1 ll1oippol olinalIan tufts
tnlniIell minimum iitd efittdtpat flls5
fistet ettatpafii Il iiddrR stpreet lllnnntpil-+
ieliiiadt pobiois islannell IA AZ. .
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
100 l1iijooitatl lnarkall
laIna Suolntlle ybdys.
paIloIsla

Seem 9)orfilt Ein1eS lebbelle aoa=
penbontsraata t,lllut tietp fertoo> Ct
I'd Dbbpstpalleisia olepa Suo1lles,
labettilds alrt1as Sausta1noine11 on
onltistllllnf banffinlaal1 Mfnerifasta
TOO n1illono,t marian lai1to,1 5uo=
melle lpbnfaifaiiia noottia iuastaal1.
Rnba Oh Eiinitettlt 10 Sl.on,eit bal=
litl,ffer1 faptettdndffi. Maho tl,lta-
nee fiiDttdn,aa,1 tartpittatu;e11 fonei=
ben pstnlniieen 5,lol1te,t bnl!itltflel-
le y. nj. ballitlefIe1 nsenoibil1.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
Neifiii Slibn biafa fobpaa.

gee, iutfa 1la,rifepat ia ibn1ettes
lendt gaiolii11i1l ia 1nltibe1l petro=
unlitt1ofteiben binltoie1t foboauiles-
ia, eitp@a faii5 tie0da, ettdii iollll,f 81
u 1919 pdidGhfD hfDnees1 ipuoben aialla
5tn1onrb Dil Dbti0 Retp sserieDnl
3.at1iaitii liifaipoi oitton 4 So G q 3 81 81 oia-
.fetta fobti: Gantd oil pub oas aDoit-
70 ipirallife,r ferfouufieu nt,itoa11
.IetliaaI IfeeIt fltn Dbtio of f,,orittn,11lt
.$14, ,0OO, ,O0S IiittomaI aItipll iperoiin. 55 MS
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
s tt,jestd syytteeseell nee.
kefiett nlurbasla Du='
.lulbls$a

silrioifeltoe1t tltonlurielt il1ilaraa
ma ilturiurn OF Dltlltfbisio aietto
nit lpptteefen enii lltofall murbn5:
ia feidf: Is =. tapobtleneen 1teefe.
riei, lpncbaoutile,, pbteDbesii fenran.
mat 6 nlie5ta:: 2eonarb 9eonaal,
23=nuotios; Sobn Burr, 24-1palo=
tias;; gaate Notdffnl1 25-ipnotiaS,
Mrtbur @atiou, t7=p,lotios; @lmer
SSobnio11, 19-puoti1s;; Milliom 9fo-
5ols 22-muotios. 5lrtrinrD iatfaa
fllltlnstellliuan e0elleen.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
Gnomaluinr,. poifa tebnbt itie<
z marian. s -...

1auri Gprjdld 1itni1ee11 16-mlto<
tias poito Mafefielois|a, Mieb. tefi
tpulitettunas1 aifaiienl,
min DfIi11 bd1ten farsioa1 fotora
o[etpoIle 12-lmlotiaalle iifarelleen
fGriitu0l,}d p1dnfi1pistpstd &a1n
ii|or n1ent fiipn1dGl1 ttaupurisia Min
iilld malin of potfa ,ne11nDt puli='
tpniann ia nl,lpllnl.t iielli itle,1ia 80
talibertn reipolmerilla.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
adrfed tpGtpaeu ludalimuitto Gnss
lenuisfa.

= Isfettdill tapabttfill,eesia Dlinlaai-
rd1ieSid 4,arlanesitttttiiiIidiN nesittttii paolisla
@nalannisia iaIlpnolueell par
lan1e'1ttiiobtaian NI9ert 911titbi11 IT,
lalle, iofa iairaisoglt tafia Iltop,,i
foi1nestaan, tltii aDNit,tfii ti91pilen-
pltoll,een ebooTas Mebi1ion Wraba1n,
iofa ioi 14134 diliKt dltEt ybnistpnei=
Den unioltistien ebpofas iai S.577
aadntii ia 1papaaMieIisten eboofas
5,9O5. s@ 5ss
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
Rael1lyr$'k 4 |t|'e''|bnyt
tuboia G|tg|||l|ia|=Da- D /
kotas'|s|||a

Miinre fesftipiitt ffoln riebui anfa-
ro raemprsfp IIdiiltIissiiiai .oiasia
0rotpn fan1ltia iiottilgfa 5aulf ia
G0lnl.tos fallnteia ia nafutasla
tn1.ottaen 'nelfpiS5taAfbo piljalle,
fporiinfin 2fberoeeHtss eteliie ia >pob-
ioispuoleIIo sy1siiinlis s'i1un,,l',lttail, tie
noisfa riebui 1rtt)assfH anfara neii-
ia rae'norstp ioisll sllaflh lh poifonr Sob
lots Dofotasin teb1De1, tabpo iuiljulIe.