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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-25

aircraft gun. This IL the anti-air-
craft gun captured by the 132nd in
fantry on Sept. Is. 1918, in the Bots
de FORCES"
The oficer who performed this
spectacular feat was Captain
George H. Mallow.
A second gun lately added to the
museum collection Is . French IS
nm. howitxer which has seen IL
months Of active service in France.
Marked on the shield Of the hovit-
Ter are two gold stars, which In
dictate the death Of two American
soldiers during its operation. and
seven gold stripes, indicating seven
American soldiers wounded during
the service of this piece Of artil-
lery.
There have been received 30
small arms Of different makes cap
tured by the German army from the
allies. and found at Coblenz-Lut-
eel by Captain Aney Of the United
States army. They were taken
from Chinese, British, French, Bel
gian and Italian forces.
A Dummy Gun.
Several samples of machine guns
Of the Germans and Austrians are
now on exhibit, and one in particu-
lar reveals somewhat Of the Ger
man method Of warfare. 1t is q
dummy machine gun, with dummy
sled mount, Its use was as q decoy
for allied forces, who, when they
attacked it, were In turn charged
by hidden Germans. The allies are
not known to have employed any
similar sugterfuge. The time or
place Of the capture Of this gun are
not known.
A French u nm. anti-aircraft
gun. an Austrian IS nm. howitzsr,
German n MN. field gun, the last
two showing signs Of active service,
are also in the group. Outside the
museum. and not its property, are
now standing several pieces Of Ger
man, Austrian and Russian artil-
lery, shipped to the arsenal for ex-
animation. and which will be there
for an indefinite period OF time.
Mr.. West also has to show a shell
invented by the Germans to be used
in a special type of rife for COM
batting the tanks of the allies.
Twice as large as the ordinary rife
cartridge, these, it is reported,
would penetrate the metal side OF
the tanks if they struck it direct.
But" MIR. West adds, mo Amer
lean soldier to my knowledge has
every seen tank damaged by a
German she'll"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-25
I. FER IILITY
INCREASED BY
SYSTEM
ulIsral Experiment Station
lrnesnees Results Of Ex.
!. .rlnents In Nitrogenation.

=. i~rllinois System of Perma-
III Fertility'-the originator
vtseh was the late Cyril G.
,.d,s Of the University Of ILL.,
4 meeting the requirements
Sssos for available nitrogen, the
sjtural experiment station Of
university announces. The
.s6fiug results Of the Illinois
49, on nitrate nitrogen have
~ studied since 1915.
= the wise application Of green
.ssfes, especially sweet and red
(s,eYs. - included in the Illinois
~. Il has been found that sim
= nitrogen can be produced for
.,se crops. Extensive data have
a obtained supporting the value
4 soil treatment as logical ave-
,,e Of approach to the problem.
nitrogen in an available form is
rsuired in large amounts by corn,
.sset, oats, and other crops and at
nd periods in their growth. Raw
MEX phosphate is an important
actor in increasing the amount OF
rafste produced, and in good ro-
ATOMS the effect of rock phosphate
much greater than in poor rota-
tyus. Green manure crops plowed
udef In April or early in May
,,,e found to be effectively supply
M available nitrogen to the sue
sding crops Of that year.
Red clover and sweet clover were
specially studied as to their abil-
NJ 10 supply corn with sufficient
,trats nitrogen. Both crops
roved to be so rapid in their de.
imposition when plowed under
|rsen In the spring that large
mounts Of nitrate were found
rady for the corn crop by June Is
June Is the month of creates
Jtrate production. while late
mlng and early fall are the mos
roductive seasons Of the year. Ser
m, losses Of available nitrogen
NV result from rainfall.
with the most important feeding
Nlods for the various crops de
I.rmined under field conditions a!
brought out by these investigations
methods Of controlling the avail
! ,ble nitrogen production may be in
diligently developed for field prac
dfe
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-25

kirksville, Iowa, S. years ago To-
day.
Colonel Wilfrid Trssiger. British
consul general in New York city,
born - years ago today.
Rt- Rev. Frank Hale Touret, the
new Episcopal bishop Of Idaho, born
At Salem. Mass. IS years ago today.
George Sutherland, former United
states senator from Utah. born in
England, IS years ago today.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-25
Today's Birthdays

Dr.. Simon rexner. director Of
the Rockefeller Institute for Medi-
cal Research, born In Louisville,
KY, 81 years ago today.
Thomas Nixon Carver Of Har-
ward. one Of the worlds greatest
authorities on economics, born at
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-25
CONVENTIONS

DAllas-Texas Automobile Deal.
efs' association.
Norfolk. va--Nofth Carolina
Pine association.
Cape Girardeau. Mo.-Southeast
Missouri Retail Lumber Dealers
association.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-25
ONE YEAR AGO

American peace delegation re-
ported to have decided upon amend
ment of article X Of the League Of
Nations covenant, so as to safe
guard the Monroe doctrine.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31
GOOD EXCUSE MAY
SAVE YOU FROM JAIL
"5UD" ELALock DOESN'T WANT
ANY aEoRGlANs PUNISHED
FOR NOT MAKING RETURNS.

Polhaps you can escape the heavy
Aand c. tae. hay for fa.la:2 70 nn&|
your income tax retprns, that is if you
hand of the law for failure 70 make
ay6E niay eXpoct &, gs II TN s'fc
neck.
Big,hcarted Bud" Blaloel1, Uncle
Sans tax gathorer extraordinary in
Georgia, doesn't want any Of his fel-
low Georgieas punished IL he can help
it. hence Oh permission from Wash
ington he made an announcement
which gives some tax payers another
chance.
Those income taxpayers VINO faiiea
to make their returns by March 15tA,
the last day, and can chow that i was
due to illness or unavoidable absence
from their usual haunts, are given
one month ending April 18th to
straighten matters out.
But, bear in mind, one Or the other
Of the legitimate excuses must be
made in filing returns and making 4ao
first payment. DelinQuonts May
again wait until the last day, but il
you'll take friendly tip FROM the
revenue collector you'll act immedi-
ately.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31
VI KILLS THE CIlILES'

Ameco rs sudden death to chills.
The minute you take. dose OF
Ameco Chill and Fever Tonic you can
rest assured you viii miss that dread.
ell chill day. 'It kills the chills."
A few doses breaks the fever, and
after taking one or two bottles as a
tonic the, fever will not return.
Ameeo will also cure an ordinary
coiA in "a hours.
Try a bottle of Ameco You will
fe agreeably surprised how quickly
aad thoroughly it does the work
i!@ery bottle guaranteed Price 25
tea;s,
F;idgen Bros. Wholesale Distribu-
tors.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31

Z become serious. During a hafd
winter or the following spring one
feels rundown, tired out, weak
and nervous. Probably you have
suffered from q cold; the Grip or
flu, which has left you thin, weak
and pale. This is the time to put
your system in order. 1t is time
for house-c!eAning.
A good, old-fashioned Alternative
and temperance tonic is one made
of wild roofs ard barks, without
the use of alcohol, and called DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
in tablet or liquid form. This is
natures tonic, which restores the
tone of the stomach, activit5S of
the liver and steadiness to the
nerves, Strengthening the whole
system. First put up by DR.. Pierce
over SO years ago, now procurable
at any drug store; or send 10 cents
to Dir. Pierce's InvaIids' Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y. tar trial package.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31
ACT QUICKLY

DO the right thing ct the right times
Act quickly in time of danger.
In time of kidney danger, Doaa'5
Kidney Pills are most effective. y
Plenty Of Ccrdelo Evidence Of their
worh.
Mrs. w. e. sprigaor G07 sayento
Ave, Cordela. Ga, say: = wae
down with Kidney trouble. The pains
in tho small CT my b3ck nearly drove
nc frantic. EyGy time 1 turnod over
in bed, screamed from the p9id !
vas ali run down and neryoyse aad
my kidneys didn't act right at all. The
medicine / was using didn't help me-
and one of the fapily insisted on ray
t'ying Doan'a kidney Pills and dil.
Doan's soon had my Kidneys ac;ing
regularly and the baekaches LETT
Three boxes of this medicine cured
me-
Price 6oc at all dealers. Don't sin
ply ask for a kidney remedy
ncan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mrs. Spigner had Foster-Milburl
Co, Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31

TIMBER FOR sALE-441O acres land
running from one to 3 IL miles of
railroad station, will cut 100000 feet
Of lumber and 125,0oO to 10000 boxes
"A large portion of this land is high
grade farm land. Lands adjoining
these cannot be bought fcr less than
$3.50 to $4,000 per acre-no better
than this, This land can be bought
for very reasonable stumpage for
the saw timber alone if taken before
May 1st. After that date will be
withdrawn or price increased. r. b.
Cannon, Box II, Alma; Ga. S-3l-10t
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31

If YOU WANT-Good wood, phone
4a6. We guarantee to please. What
more could you ask? See the wood.
II you don't like it, don't take it.
12-2S-tf.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31

LOST Tire, 84x4, Car Tag No. 72713I
and rear lamp early Tuesday morn
ing between CoEdele and Drayton.
Finder please hetify W. II. Fem, Cor
dele, Ca, S-3O-6t.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31

5uild Your Own Hon1e--We lend. you
the money, ut five per cent. Pay
back monthly aike rent and soon the
iicusa is Yours. See w G, Winfrao
3-22-tf
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31

POTATO DRAWs-Porto Rico and
Norton Yams-$2.O0 per thousand.
Best variety tomato plants 30c per
hundred, Early Wakefield and Char
testen Cabbage plants, $3.50 per thou
sand. Old fashioned Georgia Collard
plants, $500 per thousand. C.. b.
Wocdscn, Cordele, Ca, 3-31s26
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31

the wise nan IS
he who carries
one when it IS
only cloudy.
ANY man will
send for a doctcr
when he gets
bedfast, but the
wiser one is he
w h o adopts
proper measures
beforea a his ills
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31

sRlNG-Me your tires for repairs,
Let me explain my Double tread
Proposition, mileage Doubled at half
price o. s. Stratton. 1S1 East Ninth
Avenue. 1926
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31

FOR BALE or slpAP-0ae 1917 Ford
Touring Car. new top. New tires,
Dowscushions, newly painted new mo-
tor Car looks and runs like brand
new Price $f2g0O. enc half cash ba.
lance terms, to suit
Phone 229 Franklin Paige Co. 1856
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31

NEW HOT WATER .TANKS-For in
cilbatCrs and brooders, Refrigerators
refined, made good as new, repairs
made on all. sheet metal work, also
radiators, every thing in sheet metal
galvanized iron, black iron, roofing
b bright tinplate, copper and zinc
j. Hall and son. Cordele, Ga. 3-24-6
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31

RAILROAD MAIL--Clerks ,$11O month
Experience unnecessary. Young men,
IL upward, desiring clerkships, write
for free particulars. R. Terry former
Civil Service Examiner 2S4 Continen-
tai Bldg. Washington, D. c. 3-2S-5t
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31
FoR SALE or SWAP One

FOE SALE Or SWAP One :. 1918
Paige Touring Car Little-1, Six, new
tires, rev top, newly painted, newly
overhauled in first class condition
every way, looks and runs like new.
Price $4,000 one half cash balance
terms.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31
WANT ADS
i one GENT. 4 H0aD |
CASH IN ADVANCE
THREE TIMES
Ega. PRICE QE Two

FQH SALE or SWAP One 1918
Buick six touring car, new tires, new
top, newly painted, looks and runs
like brand new. The price is low.
One half cash balance terms to suit.
Phone 229 Franklin Paige Co. 1856
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31

FooR SALE OR sWAP-one 1918
Buick touring car, new tires, new top,
newly painted. in Al condition, has
been run less than. eight thousand
miles. Terms one half cash This
is the best eighteen model We, ever
saw
Phone 329 Franklin Paige Co. 1856
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31

The Navy may find buyers for its
linen, but it viii need to discount that
SO recently washed In public
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31

LcST-A white and lemon spotted
setter dog, answers to name Grey.
- S. Mccoy. 3-29-St.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31

EMeney to Lend-Unliniited amount on
improved city property at five
per cent. w. C. Winfree 3-15-tf
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31

QulcK LoANs-Made on both city
and farm lands. See c. NJ Mckenzie
71stf
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31

Germany might save confuaion
by establishing Tuesdays and Fridays
as generakstrike days.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31

Work for Rainmakers
insufficient rain accounts fer The
absence of crops in nearly third
of the country.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31

FOR SALE CHEAP -Bedsteads. mat
tresses dressers and washstands
slightly used. Here is a chance to get
real bargain. See me quick. N. D
Macris, Phone 1874 a.. 3-24-26t
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31
In the Spring Time

Any fool knows enough TO carry
an umbrella when it rains, but
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-31

FOR SALE-Two mich cows now
giving milk. L. ]. Carter, Macris
Building. 3-29-3t
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-03-23
Olioifeus isabmistaa palffalain.

Minnelotan maltion blioifelis on=
toi mime periantaina pfiimieliien
pdaatoofien Wtinnelotan alinpaIffa-
fomisjioolrin hplpdfIi erd15id otfen-
oel1fapnnisId, iofo Of; alotettu lofia
mastnon. Dlioffeus .rabpisti to-
misiiooltill paotofIet noiiia, oIoifdi=
iii ia olnnlottioppildita fosfeipisIo
palffa= ic tpoaifa=fDIpmpffisl1 9G-
nlGn p1atofien nllfoal1 Oh folnis=
Iioolli nifelltettl 1nddrddnlddn palfat
len mlfaar fl,in tattoo elinfnstan=
ltusten eri paiffaf,tnnillu eDellpttd=
nan. Aplltisiiooitin ir1ddrdDsten nit.
fnon OFT nnifille ia alaifdiiiIIe nnf=
'ettopa triibii,toin $11 piifosIa 4S
t,nnin trostd ia $50 tunnilta biz
tbost6 5000 o|ufosta f1iitt1ipisIa ia
Iitd llltfe1lanisia fauplingeisia. Ne-
nenrntisfu fnupungeisln on alinpalf=
ia $t0.25 1piifolta ia 211af. Dli-
tp0std tD0oion oIlesIo As tuntia pii-
fosIa. siifaiientn,in oil fo1nisiioo-
min n1ddra1nlG ain polfta So.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-03-23
5enantti l)pijaunpt taas san1au-
ioptmnfien.

Miirle periontai=iltana tninitti
WbopsnaItolll ienaatti taas aaites=
ktpfIen Meriailleiir raubalriopilntf=
Yesto ii nelidnnen ferro,l till Ic hot=
ldtnfIi torIDittuipall fohoen tplnQs-
oian eltenlnlistou b!tlttteesjo. &c.
1'aattt piatti ldnettGd raisbarippi-
lluuseIitpfien tofaiiilt prelibentti Nit.
Ionille huonnlstllfiello, etta Ienoattl
on Inp,sllilesti ufieltaDtnnDt Iuostu-
tnosta jen mabtDistanl|een." Sat
faiieFpasiu dG1testufiesIG oil 49 ie-
inaattnrlo mahiuistuflen pnolello re-
p,lhlifaorien ielitbfiilld ia ehooil[u,
mutto IS a1nesti IitG tpastaon. So
indn fafiotoon merfitfeipan litG, et-
! til fplpmps raiibnsfopitnuf;en ipah-
ipistarriIesta tulee establishments
timon iDfinn 'pooIien nbten0esio.
81 ole tnield tietoa lGbettadiiifG preIi=
oentti Iopimnsto et,dd lenoatin far.
fIttalpaffi ettten .paaleio. yfpt oi-
totpat repliblifoaniiet ienaottorit teb.
od' paatoflen 'ooan il,listaniiesto
| bppnneefFi, fun taos, oen,ofroatit
ielittGiuat, ettd tdnG moi topobtuo
ai,soastoon rouhaniopi1nufGen ipoh-
>DisfontiIelIo. 1oistellt tGsi1 olfa-
ttee fenuatis|a taIIii tpiifoIIa.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-03-23

tn, fl1i1tfa i,toutalai}ista 1anomoleb-
6istiin1ne @alpoia, iofa erifoiien,-
min fersfl,lt ebustotpanla nsfntnlol-
listn fan1nnnne ninesta, ,l'ii)ttdi etl.
tistd fiibfoiianlfnin n'ettuipan tna,,-
tlinauflellifui,ben puo1nstuinfii. g.:
ole fltitenfann ltsfottapoc, ettd ntai-
nitun Ieb6en iohtof. olelpot e6istns-
nlirliict ia oifcuttn hnrrastnipat Rli-
pariianren Iiifentiebet ia maanpil<
ieIij1t Iallilpot tllon n1eiletteIpn pitt
fd1le iotfla, f,,n t1l1erot biiomoa-
rl1ann 1rfrrfGIaiien forbl,npnliueIufien
'leloen palnelllfleen iatfu1,eet mas
tltl,naloilintta MALTA oIetpot Ieif,
fai1iiot ti1olla fiiFtfoiIcrniieIloon te-
fen6t leboen fnnnattaiiIle, ioista
lileioen oIernrne fnlilIeet ihmetteIe-
iDdn titd Walnoian toHlitonta efiin-
tpn,istd.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-03-23
Observation-Disclosures nin,itbgaaues
tbfien tnlpfiet MinueTotasia

olotta!pat, etta 81 fnul.tio olDat ull~
toneet otpoil1et faoet eoustoiilleen
tDaItiofonlpattfioonisi ia 27 faltii-
tia o!pot fanfattaneet Noooia, 5
9otpoenio ia 2 SSobniollia.
Minneloton niioesId fongresii=
miespiirisii pibetpt fon,pentiioonit
o1pot pGatt0neet lqbett01 fenroaIi
WoDbia fannattatpat ebustaiat re-.
puhlifaaniplsolueen plan pioetto-
>padn ipaltiofpnmerfli liooniirt. GoiIis=
fl piioesid foneresiipiirisId ei ole
pdastp pflimieliiDpteen ebboffaasfa,
totem Winneioton e6ustoia ipaltio-
fon.pentIioonisIa titIelrot eIiintD=
tnddn bajaontltneitta. Aaiffialla
naltiosio on fellaattori eSofnIonilIo
1lturi faltnutns jo ellei puoliieen
ipaltiofon,itea oIiii eliintn1nt mir,
puolneelliIesti Woobin pun[esto Min
diff Nlirneiotan adrestiiiit |elpG3.
Il oiottoaaet failnattotpa.,Ia Soh1l-
{onio.
adnestbfien ti,lofiet Nobiois-Go-
fotasta olottalpat, ettd suGbenlmdn
fltin 20 troienttia n1oanpilieIii5ist1
fpoitpat ottaa oiaa niraitpsmaoleibin
ipitre tiistoina riehltlleen nlDrsfpll
tofia. Sl,loflst 'aaputpot 1tiinifadn
bitaasti ,ioten tpieldfdii1 ei noioa
iuaraloia lopulliiia tii1ofiia iuIfaista.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-03-23
9lNfgiuen iuilianirpfitte.M maflaruI
maau,pilie!iiGil(e S6O,O0O,000

Fohio'sfdrnen iDdItioiSta, etn.
baasid Ilinl'eiotasta ia &obiois Do-
fctosto, on WnSbingtonin haIfit1t5-
herroia olInt pubuttele'no5'a l06e,
tnsto, iofa OF naati,u,t nruutcf'ta
nbtniliin Iiitto1nilit1lfien nilion
ll,ofittelltn fostctDiin i0do5ti!in. $.
81. Gnent 4'linueopolilisto. on lou,
i,tnrt, ettd niioelt foImen tpno6en
uiallu, iotfu nuu idab6fiet pmat Of
(eet snoilnosIa, nc oipat tItottaneet
$60,000.000 nohingon fesndtniiur
fos!pqttaiifIe~. 8. S. Anoobl. 4ob.
iois-Oofotan rantoIie- ia !paroSto-
bl,ore-fonlisiioneeri OF III. m. tandlt
Idbetb b3t5n iGYen.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-03-23
Ssnltrira6tinatar lSDSe.tb raafatie-
gahft,uaannstG,

Mn1erifnn Qunoiieu Sii2tin pad
forttaeristo Wosbingtonisto irmoite,
toan, ettd amerifnloi'et g5inoiIen
9tistin tn5sfenteIii1t oipat lopt6neet
entiier g8e11Gi1r tiaorin iiIaren iuu.
rirubtiuator Slgnn, iofa on oiu5tn~
MT routatie-rohtiipornisid Noripo-
rosIisfin I6belIi efi.MerdiG[ld.
Gl,urirllbtirator Olga on nffi Me-
n;iidn entiien hatlitIiiail,tpun toE-
mesta eIoefa olepista i0ietistd. SD.
net lopbettii,, vtposfentelemdsi6 pc.
folaistoiperienio fesfuubesio, ietfd
oliipot bdasieet pois bollGeipifien
6iliattnin iuaIIaonrnlta nIueelta. an
toen toiuercilieen lelloistn oiuustlts.
to fllin moi. uoiffofin OF itfe puet,
tuna rdiiDibi1t ia tiitollincn fuifeS-
ia r.tl,osto ia ipaotteista nlita iottut
faouaan".
tsul,rirllFjtinator Olga oil enner
gloerburgin prtt5ii't >puolifo ia me-
nj prin5Tistd erotttoan nnirniiiin
eri1i, i,,inren ith1eerin fonsia, jon.
ia idlfeen hd1r on hnlid,liint ertIian
ninenI1 ia clinDt 9iostotpisia Mio-.
oame RoulinfoipsFbn ,tintellG. So..
nelIi on fofTi lastc, n1utto tdsIl tie
oonannosfn et pihitta r1titddn las.-
tenia tai ntiebenii fobta(osto. Gioo"
ri,t toine,t iiior, fltlirirubtinatar Se-
ria, aiuu 2onfoosIa ia foIntns idIeI-
"a oleipista gfonanoffaista Iegfifei.
larinna, aIuu &o6penbon1inosio.
5iuriruhtiratar Olga on So ipuo.
oen ifdineil.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-03-23
Sntfimn; fenraali Mpubin ,Daali-
fan1ppaiInstn.

grifoisfrieenipaibtaja glillton M.
Gilbert fricittun ct. 4salllin Dis
potcbisia, ettd ienaattori Norob tli-
lee ebfd eferndd, Dbbpstpaltoin ie=
naatisid Ddatintufiell ettd ienaatin
oliii rDb6lft1iDa tntfinaan fenraali
MooOin paalifau,pail,a, iosIo II
nloitetaan fdptettdtp1n il,lulaattorria
funnlia raboia. ueScs Gtel1= Oofota
ia Winndotn ipoitpat ola n1itd1n
eiimerffeid min mimi en- l,sfo, etta
tdsid nlaoslo on fosfoan ndbtp tltol-
1aista tls6taauaa rnhanf1Dttoii MI
mitpsmaal-f falnppoiIl,sia", lau{ui
fenaattori Sobnion paIatesioan
Mosbingtd1iil1.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-03-23
HaoiFaalit pprtimat nyt na!taan
Gnf'asia.

Miinleiiet tieoot Soflasta oiot-
tapat, etta IeujdIfeen flin tantunaltf=
ieIllsten mallanflunon5 epnonltistlii
nrittasodt raoifaoIiTet oi1lefiet tp6-
f>oestoll fesfuuoesia podsti Daltaa1l
Sofiaslo, lliei5ia teolliiulsfesfl,f-
ii51o ilnplte.oon Observation-Disclosures
10 iltlistetun. N'posfilt noptiad ill-
til, cttG raoifaalit iatfaipat omafIi
bppafIeen hleisloffoa, iofa alllfIi
iulistettiin moltillisten ioIialistien
ia gbertin ballitllfIen taDolto taan-
tumlflelIisten fltfistamistarfotltf-
iesio.
gbertin ballitus on palonnl,t 9er-
liiniil1, mntto i1rjestpsta padfau-
p,,neisIofaan ei ole tuield onnistnttu
palauttomaan ID nruolla SofIasfa
jatfui taistelnito ballit,fian Iotilai.
Sen ia rooifodlisten tpoldisten tai
Iitte taont,tmlfieIlisia bollitusto
tanuattatpien iotilaioen tpalilld. Gs-
ienin ferrotoan a1tanti,neen oleste-
tnille tpoldisioufoille mitn1e perian-
toiito ieni1lfeen TIM 800 benfilod
Il.
sl1ema pleenia on tuield ta,ratto'
mon fefatpa 5afiasia ia tienot
nposfin bnipin rtstiriitaiiia. 9sait-
Il eteldofaa on fofo safia fisbu-
ntistiIosIa ia Ner[tn on ,,flgir rt,t-
titnrlnpri, jofo mot rdiGhta1 milIa
betfelld hplpdr,Ia" fertoo eras tieto.
EoistueSioan @erliinistd onplii-
mat too11tunnl,flelli1et 1pallorf,lnlous-
fotiIaat tpGfiiouffoihin furn1oten
l,leita fpntn1enid hestftlSitd ia tanla
on erifoiiemmin fiiboittanut ibn,is-
ten mielid. <lltt ebfd 1tIeita pdi-
mid ennen fun marmernpia tietojo
o'entan febittpmil lestd 5ofinsfo ioa-
boo1.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-03-23
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ia. 01,ulllA fonfallileen eoistpspuo-
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Naban1itdsteri, ssonathan 0inoi-
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paalliffs fHte ipuooen 1916. a1,l,-
luu fanidyliieen foFnomuspuoluee,
iesr.
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oerboltn, Iafinlies. @uuluu ruotio-
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tpern0cri. sbarooni gilbert bon 6eI'
lens. 9,snIlut faanlliiee,t eoistps.
pllolueeieeil.
Opetus. ia firfoIlisoiIoinn1inisteri
profesiort'aauri sssng,nas1 oil pda.
ministerial i9ts-1919 a1tl,lnl
fan1alliieesl fofoontuspuoIueeieen.
&u1fl,lqifosni,listeri, ip|iroor
Mogruf 2anonii,s. ai,ltIitlt fan
1ollgIeen shistbaptoIlaeeiee1l.
Observation-Disclosures, asronoo
mi 6. 81 Nebfonen. 8uult,it ,noo
loisliittonn. Mp,tlairlen neronoom
gero NabI. a1iull,s maalaisIiit
toon.
SoIialsa1inisteri, nsfoi.nonopetta
il, firifsFlin gailffu Soufabaillen
siititlltlt 1l1ndldlsItttrDon. ~ " s4s''
9ouppa- ia teollifunsmiristeri
til SEQ ghrt1roptb. SIi tp. t. iilfo
n,i1listerina 10. 1919. Gunluu riot
laiaiieen puolueeieel1.
Glintaripenlinistcrt, slnanst Nao
tifainen. Ru,tlltn nlaaloisllittoon.
Sotaministeri, etpersti Gruno S
Salanber, l1ubann1oan lddl1in f1tiper
! noorind Iitte lmAooen 1917. Al1l,lul
fonIolliIeel1 fofoomnsptolueelecn.
MiristeristDstd I,tfeutuu Titet
neIid funialllieen fofoonirspnolliee
ieen, neIid rloalai5liittoo1t, feline
fdnIallileen eoistpspuolueeIeeu i
fofii r,iotialoiier pnoIueeIee1t 90
| |ialistire,r puoll,e Ell ottnnlt o}ut
uuoen baIIituflen n1uooosfdnileen.