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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10
Am erican Linseed.

Because OF the growth in the COM
pany's business in vegetable oil food
products the American Linseed Company
management has decided to change the
end OF Its fiscal year from September 30
70 december 81. In announcing that
decision TO the stockholders. r. H.
Adams. president OF the COMPANY said
that until recently the business of the
company In iinseed oil and its byprod-
ucts constituted the larger part of their
business. but the business In vegetable
oil food products has recently so RAPIDLY
increased that II now constitutes large
majority OF the total business of the
company and Its subsidiaries" AS =
result OF that change, tho annual meet
ing or Its stockholders will be changed
from the second Tuesday In November
TO the first Tuesday in March. and irs
next annual meeting. therefore. will be
held In March.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10

II Is reported IN railroad circles that
Henry Il. Perhan. formerly president OF
the Order of Railway Telegraphers. will
be President Wilson's selection to fill
the vacancy in the Interstate Commerce
Commission caused by the Senate's re-
fusal to approve the appointment OF
James Duncan, president OF the, Granite
Cutters Union. whom the President first
selected. Railroad men say that they
have good authority FOR the statement
that President Wilson favors the APP
pointment OF rcrham, and will announce
his appointment after Election Day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10

Holders OF the first preferred stock
OF the Maxwell Motors Corporation. un-
der reorganization, are IN receipt Of a
letter from James II. Opp. president of
tho Aluminium Ware Manufacturing
Company. OF Elmira, N. Y, requesting
them TO Join him and others In an
effort TO conserve the interests OF the
holders of Maxwell first preferred stock.
The letter points out that the Maxwell
balance sheet Of July 81. 1918. shows
net current assets substantially In ex-
cess of the total first preferred stock
outstanding, and that earnings for the
six months ended on July 81. 1919. had
recorded average net profits applicable
to the first preferred stock in excess or
s22 share per annum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10

Exports from New York yesterday I:
Wheat s7,7s2 bu.; rye. 224.5G7 bu. /:
Peas. 3,600 bu. flour. 66s2 sacks: ba-
cons. 100000 lbs. lard. 34s.540 lbs (:
cheese. $500 lbs. oatmeal sag bills (:
cottonseed oil. 10000 lbs lubricating
oI f10.tJ0 gals
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10

The total production OF the thirty COM
panies for the first nine months of 1920
was 26.437.235. or at the annual rate of
41,46s,S00, against actual production of
33.694,795 in 1918 and 43,051,022 In 1919.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10

LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LoNDoN, oct. Bar silver. 54Tsd
All ounce bar gold. ii1s money. 44
per cent. Discount rates--Short bills
SIS per cent tire. months bills. 50. a
6 11-l6 per cent gold premium al
Lisbon. 100
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10

- p 0V1'0'''IT OF NI"NI WEots Curling
september tor thirty companies, making
about 80 per cent. of the total produce
ton OF this country. was 2.aeg.Ss1. ac-
cording to the monthly report OF the
American iron and steel Institute. and
contrasts with 3.000,432 In August and
2Soz,sls u Iult OF tho September out
put S'SoV4l' were open hearth, 6s3,5ss
Bessonor ANA 5,JfS all other grades
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
CALL MONEY FOR WEEK.

CHILL NIUNEl FVIt NbEh
High ............. 3 Last .........!... ~
Years high. % Years low. .......
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Clearing House exchanges, S7ss. 532. zoo
balances, s72 $50. T20 Syb-Treasury debit
balances. $o44.742; Federal Reserve credit
balances, SS4. e7i .496.
SILVER MARKETS.
official bar silver in New York: Domestic.
99ISc. per ounce, unchanged; foreign, $500.
off 2Ac.: London. Sad, off I'D; Mexican
dollars. 65kc., off ihc
CANADIAN EXCHANGE.
New York funds In Montreal. SsS.12 pre-
MUM per $1,000; Montreal funds IN New
York, 5000 per $1,000
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10


made price outside he range
The Little River news., 1920-07-03
AIlene News.

Allene, June 3O,-(SpeciaD- D-Messrs w. D. Waldrop and Poland of Ash down were here Monday.
 Sam Parks of Mena was here Mon- day.
 .Messrs. Brookshire and Buchanan were in Foreman Monday.
 MT. Walkup of Foreman was here Monday.
 E. M, Douthat left Saturday for a few days visit with his family in Kan sas City, Mo.
 MT and Mrs, John Honnell were here Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. Maude Holman of Little Rock this week
 Singing at MT. and Mrs. J. N Hon nel Saturday evening was enjoyed by all who attended.
 Messrs. Brookshire, Buchanan, Mack Mears and Dr. McCrary motored to Ashdown Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bill Terry of Fordyce Texas, are visiting friends here this week.
 J R. Howe of Shreveport, La, is visiting his sister, Mrs James Seas trunk this week,
 Mrs. Willie Belle Kerstein of Ash down was here Tuesday
 A. B, Killian of Foreman was here Wednesday.
 James Dollarhide of Foreman was here Wednesday,
 Charlie Parker of Ashdown was here Monday.
 The Messrs. Parks are having their annual fishing trip at Cotton Wood Shoals on Little River.
 Homer Scott of Cerro Gordo was here Sunday.
The Little River news., 1920-07-03
Oak Grove News.

Oak Grove Community, July 1.-The farmers would be glad to have a show CT since most of the grass is killed.
 Uncle Jeff Tate of Waldron IS visit ing his nephew, H, H. Tate, Of Jewell.
 H Dowell and family visited AL ferd Keys Saturday night and Sunday. II H. Tate and wife visited A C. Morgan of Winthrop Sunday.
 Albert Vassor and family visited Claude Wilson of Cerro Gordo Sunday.
 C. 5 Dover and family were at 1a k Grcve Sunday.
 Albert Waddle and family visited at Winthrop Sunday,
 Misses Cecil and Ethel Armstrong of Horatio are visiting their sister, Mrs. Mast Cox this week,
 We are planning some fishing trips in the near future. We have a good crop of berries this year and the wo- men of this section are busy canning this week.
 We are still hoping for the good road though it seems some distant in the future.
 Some of the people of this neigh borhood are planning to attend the barbecue at Ashdown Monday.
The Little River news., 1920-07-03
Oak Hill News.

Oak Hill Community, June 28-Bro. Cannon, the Methodist presiding elder, preached at this place Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Bearden and daughter, Miss Emma, of Hicks, at i tended church here Sunday.
 MT, and Mrs. C. $. Keener visited here Sunday. School opened here Monday with Miss Mary Freeman and Miss Eva Lena Martin as teachers. Miss Ethel Keener of Ashdown spent Saturday night and Sunday with her uncle, J. w. Keener. Edward and Matte Mccall visited homefolks at Wilton last night and Sunday, T. w. Mccall of Wilton was out shaking hands with his country friends Sunday. Bob Wright of Flat Creek was here Sunday.
 Miss Matte Bell Turner was in Ash down Saturday. Miss Myrtle Mccall of Wilton and Miss Mayme Patterson of Texarkana | were here Sunday Bro Ward attended quarterly con- ference here Sunday, J. E. Mccall and Joe Johnson at tended the ball game at Richmond Saturday. Frank Patterson of Texarkana visit ed relatives and friends here Sunday. J. E, Mccall was in Wilton Sunday evening. Dr. Nixon of Arden was called to see l Lloyd Shafer, who is quite i'll.
 Mrs. Maud Earnest is suffering with a bone-felon on her finger. Mrs. J. D, Freeman of Ashdown was in our vicinity Sunday evening. The Oak Hill boys played game of baseball with the Richmond boys Sat urday evening but were defeated, the score being 6 to 8. | Miss Mayme Patterson is visiting her brother, J. E. Patterson. l MT. and Mrs A. B. Brown visited i relatives here Sunday.
The Little River news., 1920-07-03
Flat Greek News.

Flat Creek Community, July l. - SpeciaD-Quite crowd was out Sunday to hear Brother Arnold preach, but were disappointed Bro. Arnold of Marvin failed to fill his appointment Sunday. R. J. Wright and Geo, Lamon went horse hunting Saturday. R, J. Wright and Geo. Lamon at tended conference at Oak Hill Sunday.
 Mrs. E s. Davis and Viola Lamon are getting rich picking and selling berries. R. J. Wright has taken the contract fer grading the road between Foreman and AIlene, Misses Ollie and Lillie Davis are visiting at the Shakelford farm this week.
 MT. Frazier has not forgotten how to pull the check line yet. Miss Essie West visited Dovie and May Lamon Sunday. H. F, Miller visited his son, Henry Miller here this week.
 Robert Wright and family visited Mrs. R. J Wright Sunday We will have Brother Cannon to preach for us the fourth Sunday even ing. Everybody come out to hear a big preacher.
 MT, and Mrs. Mack Patterson visited MT. and Mrs. Otho Wright Sunday. 1 Misses Mildred anc Irene Brown vis- ited at the home of B, F. Stegall Sum- day afternoon
The Little River news., 1920-07-03
Jgnes Community News.

Jones Community, June 29.-Plenty of rain now,
 School will begin at Jones the first Monday in July. School will begin at Miller Monday, July 9th, with Misses Row and Will son as teachers
 Farmers are trying to plant peas and sorghum for feed.
 Tot Groves and wife of Tom, Okla, were hre last Friday visiting MT, Groves uncle, J. w. Mast, who has been sick. MT. Cordry lis putting the finish work on at Miller schools house. c. H. Rettman was an Ashdown visi- tor last Saturday. Miss Cola Rigby who has been visit ing rel: tives at Hatfield returned home Monday evening, c. E. Gauldin and J. M. Young are trying to make hay Tn the bottom west of Foreman, A be held at the school house Saturday night. All committees should come and report.
 Real summer time.
 Farmers are busy trying to work all of their chops since the rain.
 Johnny Bush is working near Tom. Okla, for his uncle, Max Bush, at a saw mill,
 w, D. Perry and family of Tom, Ok, visited with C. E. Gauldin Sunday. |. We are indeed sorry to learn that Mrs. Jodie Bush has the Pelegra.
 Ben Wright of Durant, Okla, visited with J. B, Ritter and family last Sat urday and Sunday.
 MT. Wright is totally blind,
 At the fair meeting last Saturday night the following committees were named: Agriculture, David Buerck- lin and J. R. Gauldin; Home Econo- mics, Mrs. J. M. Young and Mrs. David Buercklin; livestock, T. W. Mast and J. NJ. Young; art department. Mrs. Mary Franklin and Mrs. T. w. Mast: Club work, Geo. M Johnston and Miss Gladys Norwood: machinery depart ment, F. W. Dowd; floor manager, s. W. Studervant; concessions, c. E. Gauldin. T. w. Mast and J M, Young; Entertainment, Mrs. c. E. Gauldin, Mir and Mrs. U. c. Hogrefe.
The Little River news., 1920-07-03
MR, DODSON WARNS
 USERS 0F CALOMEl Says Drug Acts Like Dynamit4 on Liver and You Lose 8
 Days Work.

There's no reason why a person should take sickening, salivating calomel when . few cents buys large bottle of bod sons Liver Tone-a perfect substitute for calomel.
 It is a pleasant, vegetable liquid which will start your liver just as surely as calomel, but it doesn't make you sick and can not salivate.
 Children and grown folks can taasa Dodson's Liver Tone, because it IS per- fectly harmless.
 Calomel is dangerous drug. It ia mercury and attacks your bones. Take dose of nasty calomel today and you will feel weak, sick and nauseated to- morrow. Don't lose a days work. Take a spoonful of Dodson's Liver Tone inc stead and you will wake up feeling great. No more bihousness, constipation, slug- gishness, headache, coated tongue or sour stomach. Your druggist says il you dent find Dodson's Liver Tone acts bets ter than horrible calomel your money ' waiting foS you.
The Little River news., 1920-07-03
Goes Into Bankruptcy.

Texarkana, June BOA voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed last night by the Williams Mills Nanufac- turing Company. Liabilities are set forth at $165,000 and the nominal as sets at $104,13S.
The Little River news., 1920-07-03
Notice of Meeting of Assessors-Sew.
 craze Improvement District No.

Notice is hereby given: That the Board of Assessors of Benefits will meet in the Sanderson building, in Ashdown, Arkansas on the 10th day of July. 1920, at 10 a. m. for the pur- pose of assessing and re-adjusting ben efits in the above styled district, in Ashdown, Arkansas.-J. M. Johnson, 4A. Goldsmith. Lon T Jones, Assessors.
The Little River news., 1920-07-03
Jones Club.

Jones Club. Jones Community, June 30. - The Jones boys and girls club will have an ice cream supper Saturday night, July 10th, Everybody invited.
The Little River news., 1920-07-03
' + t = t = = = = = t sss s = t |
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Oak Hill Club.

Oak Hill. June 30.-(SpeciaD- D-There will be a pie supper here Saturday night. July 8. After the supper there will be cake contest Everybody Is invited to come and buy Q pie. The supper will be given in honor of the lcfub.
The Little River news., 1920-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS
ABSTRACTS IS YOUR TITLE GOOD? Th

IS YOUR TITLE GOOD? The only way to find out is to have an and most complete set of records in the county Why should we not give the best service.-Mc lver A bStract < Insurance Co.,, Office in Sanderson building, AshGown, Ark.
 SHOES & HAIR. NESS HOSPITAL-Shoes and harness repaired right. All modern machinery.-Mose Attaway, Prop- Ashdown, Arkansas
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

ionnoIliiia iuuntamaistoia ief1 iolif
foiielua pleeniG. Biispanipaali, fu-
ten malitfin benfilofpipmpfiet maa>
til moniplpoliiGnpaa barfintaa ia pa
rempoa oiiantllntemlsta. fuin nil
ia iuurille iomfoille on maboollis
men. IGfeeb6n len elm. npfpiIiSia
popinnaoleisia. 81 ole ~ollenfann
tapatonta, ettG ulto-fobtoiieSti fats
ioen lopipin mics i1G miltei ilman
GGni1, lamalla fliin faiftein epdon@
nistunein ian ieurafunnan puolelto
riemilliien mastaarotOn. 8aalioi-
feuoen fGptt1mistamasta Woioaan
Ills pitfGltGfin feSfusteIla. Wel1tto
maalii6riestelm1n lGilpttGmistd M
fpiielI11n Ell moioa mill1Gn pnos
lustna.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

Sitten erG6nG p1imGnG mGl1bti
bGnen mieleenid fuin ialamana, ct
I'd olIesiaon 5swuotias pieni poifa
ban tooellafin oil ottanut noapirin
6reorifilt6 pienen weitien.
SGn oil fits wnrastantt. sc pitt
paiffania.
S1n maipui Serran eteen buubnb
taen: Sierra, millainen muistiii
onfaanl"
SinG betfena ban tunii oletpanio
iuuri lpntinen, iofa tarDitii Iuurtu
nrmoa. ga Sierra untoi banelIe iur
rem arnIon.
ella fatio, ei ole ianoafoon
fielelldni. iota Stnd, Sierra, ct typ.
nj tirntiii." @i. 1894. - &otimao
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
.PiiSpanvaalit Sucmtn
kirxoSSa

SastG fpipmpfiestG firioittm
proi. ". 5. BietiR Suomen lebs
oisia ieiiraatpa:
@sfett1in Bprpoon biippafinrnas
ia toirnitettu piispanpooli on film
nitt1npt loojain fdnIonferrosten
buosnion firfoaiieen el1m1Gn. Ne
intellect, jotfa tuliwat aIetetuifii wao
lieboolle, nauttipot faiffien iofamo
tenta firnnioituSto, ia mormana moi
pit11, ettei paoli oliii Doinut nh
fpoloisia paremrnin onnistiia, oil
pa poaliidriestps miIlainen tobans
ia. &ln ottaa bunnioon, miIld Ioil
la enren maaIia m~d1r1tplIG taboI-
la foetettiin malitiiioibin woifuttoo,
min Ell moi miiito fuin ontoo tGps
Den tunmistiifien papiston maltiIli-
iunioeIle ia itien1iieIIe bo~rfintafps
pplle.
S6Lloinen toimitetun pnaIin tpp-
opttGfp1 tulos on omiaon mabipisto
moan iitd monboa efponfeIisto az
iotustopoo, eta firffojdriestpfien
iobtomana periootteena on foifisio
oloisia pioettdipd len tarfoitufien-
miifoiiuutfo. &lrn mitd6n iumoloIs
Iisto acknowledgements Ell ole ole.
mosio, on fiinufin oifona ia fiisias
lin poifnsin pioett1ipd main iiitd
bitoIi, cttd oIe,uon jdriestpfien foui
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

nos funiluu Ills main: "gsiinp6 fits,
Iamoin iuin pboen lanfeemufien
fautta flolema on tllllitt faiffiin
ibmiiiin fabotustuomiofii ianoin
mpoS pboen WanburSfauoen teon
falitta Observation-Disclosures
on tullilt faiffiin ibmiiitn elGnGn
ipanbursfauoefii". SabGn ibanaan
raamatiinpoiffaan Ell meilla ole
miuita ianottawuna fain "aamen",
sc pubulr lite ~puolestaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

Sofa pltoleIta gbopsipaltoia f,M,
Inn ipalitlflia iiitG, ettd %iairanns
boitoiattarien malmistlsfouIut fGr-
iipGt oppiIasten puutetta. ydioret
naiiet eiipGt end6 t%politie iairams
boitaiottaren ornmattia pbt1 iuures
ia m~1GrGsi6 flin enner, waan et-
iinGt mliita toimialoio, iotfa eiipm
torioa lGbunoinfaon pbtd iiIrio
moboolIiiuufiia ppippadn tpob0n ia
eoistpmiieen. Mtoata ubfoo puitte
Observation-Disclosures
SGrnGn piiitteen ~poistamilefii on
foIme fofo moan fdiittGm1G iairoon
boitoiopbbistpstd rpbtpnpt pbteistoi
mintaan Imerifan Hanaien &iStin
funsio. Sarfoitlifiena on rpbtpd pb
teistoimin banffimoon oppilaita 'ni
neutrality-suspicious. ia iiind irb
teesia oiiotaon emf duff iariestdo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, iofa tiilee ON
tamaon nitoriIle naiiine tietoio lot
raanboitaiottarien walmistntleers
fuulupista ieifoiSta ia niistd NAB
boliiuufiistn ia tiIailuuflisto, joi'
to opinf6pneiIl1 iairoanboitoiotto'
rilla on toriono.
SGnGn obielmon toteitttomtletiI
oiiotaan idriestGG eri paiffofunnil-
Ia pmpGri mooto ioiraonboitos oppt
Ioioen bonffimisfomiteoito, ioibtn
fiiuliiu i6ieninG Brinoien &istin ma
ioien, ioirooloioen, ioiroanboitofoit
Iuier, ~IG1fdrien faitppotomorien'
fouluneltmoStojen 3. ut. eoistn1tn.
9sam6 fcmiteot tiileiuot bonfft-
moan eri moltioioen oiionomoililto
mironomoiiiIto InetteIot bpwdfips
tpista Observation-Disclosures, lotto
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
VanburSkauS ia iiankaik
kinen eldind
49,. Slip. 3:7-14

HqqnJQIuS eOellu ulerIllDslu LILY
tisiG on opostolilla oifean Sumdf
Ian ipanbursfailben omistaminen ia
iianfaiffiien elGman iaaiputtamis
mem. SGnG nGfpp fauttaaltaan tets
It's i1mme. Niinp6 ban MUM mlas
Ia ianoo: Wird tabbon omistaa II
tG manbursfontta, iofa tnlee &ris>
tufIen usfon falitta Sl1malasta. So
toiIesla paifasia: @tind rienndn
pGGnG6r1G fobti, Doittopalfintoon.
Sun tobtoo omistaa Slmalnsta
t1tleipan manbursfm1oen ia ban
rient6G moittopalfintoa foboen. g.
oellinen oifeiittao l5dnet idlfimai
Teen. SGmG Siimnlasta tltlefpa man
bursfaus Ell ole laista iaatawa man
b~ursfams, eifG omien tOioen tnlos,
maon ie tltlee usfon fautta ia iens
t1boen on iitIa Sirnalan armolabS
ia. &c moittopnlfinto, ie pddmddrd
iobon iofainen SSitmalan wanburs<
fanoen omistuia rientGd, on iions
faiffinen elGrtG taitpaalliiisia firf@
fanben maltafunnasia.
IGmG fouiit arteet: Sltmalan
manbursfauoen ia iianfaiffiien elaS
man, lurtli opostoli 8aaipali enrterl
foriIeolaiiena Sulilufiena ollesiaan
omistapania omien bptpien toioenid
ia rlfonnisten etltoifeufiien fautta.
ySGn IltuIi, ett1, flin ban nlfonaie
iesti foettaa tGpttGG Simalan lafia
ia barrastaa bpmGd ia tGsndn liidf>
Fl f~itiilitii Mbrabamin iufifuntaan
on pmpdrileifatta Ssraelin fanian
i1Ien, min bGn tGrnGn faifen perits
teena on SlimalaIle otollinen ia
peril iianfaiffiien eldman. Wt1itta
bdn oil iilloin m~ddr6sid. S1n ei
tuntenut iilloin Slmalan wnnbrrs
foiltta, ipaan foetti ~ppstDtt1G oanaa
manbursfniitta, iofa Ell felmannut
Siimalan eoesi1, fosfa oma fpans
bursfaus on iaastainen ia ep1tapS
6ellinerl. - Miitta %liittenmin ban
tlili mielen mitutofieen. Sdnelle
ielmiii eta ban onfin ollllt madras
IA. .S1n tuli trntemaan oman arts
iion riittGm1ttomppoen ia nlfonois
ten etriifiien aripottomnioen ia bdS
nellie ielmiii misia on oitea, Sinta
lalle felpoama manbursfaiis ia miS
fG ie on, iofa meio6t oifeiitton Il
jonfaiffileen el1mtGGn.
Sem ban oil tiiIliit t1b1n ielippp
teer, bpIfdii bGn faifen oman an>
iion ia itiefersfaiifien. &aiten tds
Ilfi ban tappiofii menetti
faiffi iopa pitt foifen fen roSfona.
So ndin tefi ban ientdboen, eta
ban npt tinii paremman ippn man
bursfauttomiieen SiimoIan eoesiu
ia iionfaiffiien elGmdn iaownttamis
ieen, fitip cnla bpppps. Tdmd ipp
on Seeius 2ristts, bdnen fdriimi<
ieni1 fiioIemania ia fiiolleista plos
nouiemiienio. Sentdboen tdbtoo az
postoli bdnet omiston, olla bdnesid
ia aston foutta omistoo bGnet oi>
wanbursfatoefieen; iilld
ban tiet1d, eta ie on ie %wonburss
fous jofo on SiimoIosto ia jofn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

&irtollistotontlen padtosto
ieiiraten feboitamrte pstdtpid ia toi-
mibenfiloitd pifapuoleen ldbettas
mdGn toinistoomte ne ilanoitufiet,
iotta Mitttaiaa parten on eri paif-
fafunniIla iaatu. M6ardaita fuliti
limpeen ippsftun 10 p. Samallas
f,rn tGutan buomaiitifien unnanurte,
teboitamme eritpiiesti ilmotrfiia fe
ratesia pitdnnadn iilmGlIG niit6
Iiiffeitd, ioisia ieuoun iiiomalaiiet
ia Iebtemme l~ufiiot tefelpGt ostof.
fenia. = gliittnian fonttoori.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
TLMOITUSHINNAT

Observation-Disclosures ristin, raamin
ia Widen varsym kanssa $3.50, kah-
den varsyn kanssa $2.75. Jos useam-
pia varsyja halutaan, on 25c lisatta-
va kultakin varsylta. Kiitoslauseis-
ia on lisattava &c jokaiselta sanalta,
jotka halutaan julkaistavaksi kuo-
Ionilmoituksen yhteydessa. Syn
tyma, kihlaus- ia onnentoivotusilmol
tukset maksavat &c jokaiselta sanal-
ia kerta julkaistuna. Tiedustelull-
moitukset lie sanalta kerralta ia &c
kolme kertaa julkaistuna. Satunnai-
silta ilmoituksilta SOC palstatuumal-
ia. Satunnaisia ilmoituksia tulee ra-
han seurata mukana. Seisovat ilmoi
tukset sopimuksen mukaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

nellaiiiu bptp1n Observation-Disclosures
ia bpip1n tefamifen mnotoia ON
mpos ipntpnpt fristinusfOn paifns
tufIesta. Niiben tarfoitls on ioto
pleiiemmGsti tai paifalliiisia oloiS-
ia IiepittGG ibmisfunnasia ibmene@
nod b1tGG ia fdriimista. yfii tai.
laiiiG Observation-Disclosures
on Brnnuinen &isti. sc OH tarmofS
faimpia toimintaamuotoia innrien
f6riimpfiien ia onnettumunflien fob
oatesia. sc liemitt11, mitd tebof-
foosnmnlla taipallo, niitG fdr1impfs
liG, joita iotn tltopi mufanaar, Iai.
raat9oitaiienia ia laGtdrieniG taitt
ia. HiiSi1 fnubeiSia oloisia mitd
i~otatila tuo on Hunaien &istin
tpo lollpei1oen tpotG. Wtlttta Su&
naiien &istin tpo ei ole ~ainoastaan
tpotG iooan aifann ia iotatantereel.
la. @oan foiffien Iultrien onnettOS
muufiien fob0oteSia ie e%niim1ilefit
on tl1omasia aqua ia li~efpitDStG
fGrlimille. ga iilIG on parbaimmat
feitot atpun antamiieen tallaiiisia
tapaufiisia. Sellaiiia tapauflia ON
faipanto-onnettoml1uoet, tulimtiD
rien purfoutiista, maaniaristptiiss
t1 ia l1tiirista tl1lmista iobtlinat on
n~ettomuuoet. 2iife- ia teolliiuus e.
lanrGn alalla tapabtuu ,mpos iaa<
ria onnettomuufiia, ioisia pienet
toimenpiteet amunantamiiefli otpat
tebottoa1at. Niisid faifisia on Ris
naiien &istin toininta oioitttanlt
iuuremmoilefii bDmGntefemiieffi.
On iuurta ia jaloa olla m1fano
tGllniiesia iituresia raffauoen tposs
Ia. Suilrimnafii oiafii talld paifs
f%ofitnnallo, mariinoiiet am~erifalais
iet opat fullluneet tGbdn asti to-
ban Hunaiieen &istiin, ia buounat.
tatpampi mitltfin tGtG paiffafuntao
fosfeipafin bppGnteferp1ilpps ON OLE
Tut ~eniEnnGfleen l5eioGn f~annatettos
pannan. TGstG pnifalIilesta bDnGm
tefemGiipDoest1 on ollut iulirta blio
iennusta paiffafuntamme aqua tar
m~itIepille iuomalaiiillefin; iiIG lie.
on puolueettomasti oientnneet alits
tatpan fGteniG faifilIe, iotta ptpat'
apua arninneet.
&1in nDt Dariinainen aanerifaIai-
mem mGesto on %peoonnltt meibin
iuomnlaiiiinfin Hunaiien &istin
fdnnatusaiiasia, Min pit1fGdmme
pDb1nG melnolliiuiitenarn1rte ola
mttana t1mdn falliin afiart a1tttas
miiesia, niiIld maroiIIa ia fpmDiI<
Id, miIlG me fopbGlistond fpoinm1ie.
Olfaamtne innoffaat tGsidfin mito<
bosia bplp6ntefemiieen. Sa Inn tor
mimmne Snnaiien @istin bpmdfii,
min muiStuttafoon t1m1 Bitnainen
&isti @olgatan ristia. ionfa SUI
malnn Yoian miaton ia fallis nee
ri pitnoii. 8irtaiIfoon @olgatm
ristin ialaiiuuoesta iiGistd Siuro-
Ian raffaiitta meioan ipbdmiintme.
SiinG on oifen hoffman lGboe faif
feen raffauoen tbobonl