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New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
CITY ITEMS

Sanitary Inspector and Mrs. Dewey O. Selander will spend their vacation at Myrtle Beach.
 Pay your water rent this week and save interest-advt.
 Dr. and Mrs. C. w. Lee will leave tomorrow for Northfield, Mass. Dr. Lee will resume practice August IS.
 The regular service Of the Welcome Baptist Mission, Sunday at D. m., at the German Baptist church, 46 Elm street.
 Miss ZabeIIe Missirian of Boston is visiting this week with her brother, Rev. G. NJ. Missirian, at PAP Chest nut street.
 Exclusive agents Stetson Shoes. Besse-Leland Co.-advt
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel Coleman of A Greenwood street and Mrs. Jen- nie Stab of 115 Arch street left today for Toronto, Canada, where they will spend the month of August.
 While away on your vacation keep in touck with the folks at home. The Herald will be mailed to your address at the shore or mountains for 1Sc a week.-advt
 Antone Zebris has purchased the restaurant at 232 Park street from Joe Deskis.-Advt.
 Frank Riley and Thomas F. But Ter will spend the next week at Cosey Beach.
 Exclusive agents Stetson Shoes, Besse-Leland Co.-advt
 Edgar McAvay and Lawrence Cot ter will spend the weekend at In- dian Neck.
 Pay your water rent this week and save interest.-advt.
 Exclusive agents Stetson Shoes, Besse-Leland Co.-advt.
 MT. and Mrs. J. M. Hance and family are summering at Pine Grove.
 Get your lunch at Dickinson's.- Advt.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. B. Hanne are at
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31

(New York's, Fashion Authority)
 New York, July 31.-Straight from Paris came this autumn frock of dull red suede cloth and tarnished silver braid, in which a Paramount star posed. It would be not at all difficult to copy at home, so it is particularly practical, especially for the girl who is getting ready her fall outfit.
 There is first, a plain skirt, gath cred all lound and mounted on band prassiere. Then a straight section is handed with the tarpished silver braid, and, gathered scantily, is attached to the skirt at the hip line. A back panel hung from the belt falls over 1t at the back.
 The blouse, cut kimono-wise with shoulder sleeves. is quite plain save for a collar and sleeve ruffles of ba- tiste and a band of silver braid GOV 'ering the belt. It is youthful, simple and charming.a
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31


 Old Chatham, Columbia Co.,, N. Y. "Iwas bothered with Constipation, Liver Trouble and Indigestion for three years and tried all kinds of medicine with no relief. I was so bad would have a dull, heavy feeling in the pit of my stomach generally about three or four hours after eating.
 Saw advertised in the "7roy Iimes" Fruit tives' and sent to R. w. Seympur's drug store in Chatham and bought two 5Oc. boxes. Before I had finished one box, was relieved and now have no more trouble. I can eat anything I desire.
 Iwould advise anyone in the same condition as was, to take Fruit a-tives'; 1t is God-send, and would not be without tFruit-a-tives' in the house,.
 WILLIAM GALE SHEPHERD. 5Oe. a box, 6 for 8. 50, trial size 25c. At dealers or from FROIT-A-TIVES Limited, OGDENSBURG, NY
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
JDING A HUSBAND
 Adele Garrison's New Phase of ReUeldfiOns Of q Wife

who had provided the hamper of foo,
 solely for our comfort angered me
 but instead l rcplied with careful .,,.s
 uniness
 Neither did we lose CUTS. It's jus,
 outside the door
 I walked past her. opened the door
 where Dicky had set the box down, picked 1t up and returned. My moth er-in-law looked at me frowningly. Where did you find it?"
 "Dicky had It with his things"
 We'll why in creation didn't you hurry back to fix the poor child's own food for him instead of waiting for that fool GrantIand's stun
 simply because Dicky didn't ap- pear with the box until after Maior Grantland had given me the milk" I replied with tartness in my own tone Tor | was getting a bit tired of the in- qnisation. '''rhe thirg 1 was most In- terested in was getting something for Junior quickly"
 Yes. it looks that way" my moth er-in law snccrcd. as she busted her self with undoing the grip containing the food. Junior. temporarily satis- fled with the warm milk. was engaged in hngsing me ecstatically. You took such good care of it last night"
 | looked at her with angry aston ishment.
 Didn't you hear me tell you that Dicky had it all the time?" asked coldly. I'd like to know what I could possibly have to do with it.
 "I heard what you said" she re- and [ saw that she was fast working herself up into one of her tantrums, ant prepared myself to hear something vicious. I prepared 1 also to overlook it. for I saw that the ] strain Of the journey and the reaction l of her nerves upon finding the food | Tor her beloved grandchild after her l lear that it was lost had robbed her | of self-contrcl and common sense. She | was irritated. upset, and she was | striking blindly at anything within reach. And the nearest object hap pened tp be myself.
 "Oh. I'm not blini," she went on. Mrs. Durkee told me that Major went after you and brought fou 10 the station last night. or 'ourse. that's all right in itself." she imended hastily. but can tell you hat you're getting much more inter- 'sted fin that tncKanapes than you've orset her baby's food because of rood looking man it's time she called halt. That's ali I've got to say
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
MOHAMMED ALI HAS
 TALK WITH POPE
Indians Are Planning Ways to Avoid Dominion By Grcat Britain
 Holy War Threatened.

Rome, July 2a.-Mohamed Ali, head of the Indian Mussulman, dele gation has been received by Pope Benedict After his hudience at the Vatican he reported that the pontiff had heard his statement sympa- theticaIly and had expressed pleasure at the spirit of tolerance toward other religions being shown by the Indian Mussulman. Mohamed said his principal pro- test was because England has not maintained the pledges made with re- spect to the holy places. having in stead practically abolished the Cal iphate and placed the holy places all under direct or indirect British dom ination.' After declaring that the "entire East has fallen in the hands of Lloyd George" Mohamed declared:
 we cannot tolerate British and French mandates over places where the Mussulmans consider themselves as good as mandatories."
 Mohamed then explained the pro- gram which the Indians intended carrying out against Great Britain as follows:
 l. The return of ali decorations and titles received from the British government.
 2. The resignation of positions oc- cupicd by Indians in the British ad- ministration.
 3. The resignation of all Indian soldiers and policemen which would nt pseosnt British occupation of Meso- po,amla and haIestine.
 4. Refusal sto pn,, t,xo~
 If these actions were Aes @ .,.,+ Mohamed added then a hoIS - ,-a =. would be proclaimed.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31

In the Kitchen Of har own home sister Mary cooks daily for family or four adults. She brought to her htchen an understanding of the chemistry of cooking. gained front study of domestic science in a state university. Consequently the advice she offers is a happy combination of theory and practice. Every recipe she glNes is her own, first tried out and served al her family table.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
Copyright. 1920. N. E. A.l

porch that has become dusty usually looks worse after someone has tried to clean it with hose and broom than it did when the dust was evenly distributed. The broom is sure to make streaks
 A heavy woolen mop is the best thing 10 use to really clean a painted porch floor. Use the mop as if it were broom. It will not be neces- sarr 10 wiring the mop. Then hose the floor well. There wilR be no dusty ,,nS,, broom ,,.,,, marks . on the hooE %nd the
 It means regular cleaning to keep a living porch clean during the dusty summer months
 Menu for Tomorrow.
 BREAkFAST - Orange juice, Broiled bacon. toast. coffee.
 LUNCHEON - Sweetbreads with peas. cherry salad. layer cake. with banana filling. tea.
 DiNNER-Broiied white fish. seal loped potatoes, beets with lemon sauce, cucumber salad. cherry brown betty. coffee.
 My Own Recipes. One Way to decide which vegetablS to serve with meat is to choose a vegetable opposite in color from the AhSs IT lile meat lS HEnI-C0l- ored. the vegetable should be dark or vivid in color. This is a safe rule. slVlng the proper ba abance to a meal. SWEE'rBREADS WITH PEAS. iI pairs of sweetbreads slices salt pork. }--
 slice onion. Salt and pepper. pounds new peas. 2 tablespoons butter.
 
 ter for an hour. Parboil in salted calculated water for 20 minutes. The onion should be added. Plunge into cold water and let stand till cold Cut pork in narrow strips about two | inches iong. Drain sweetbreads and | put strips of pork about an inch apart | ,ver top of breads Put a few pieces of pork in-the bottom of a bak- nE pan. Put in sweetbreads. sprinkle | Tith pepper. add a little water and | 'ake in hot oven for 30 minutes, | tasting every 10 minutes. Cook peas, | eason with salt. pepper and butter. Arrange meat on a platter and sur ound with peas. Serve very hot.
 BANANA FILLING.
 ? cups milk.
 I2-cUp sugar.
 2 eggyolLs
 1-4 teaspoon sa1tA-
 tablespoons flour. T. 1 banana. Make a custard of the f1rs,five inf gredients. When cool. add bananas sliced Put between the layers of a cake. Any plain~Sake made with one or two whole eegsf can be baked in layers.
 The latest rival of the champagne appetite is the sugar tooth.
 MARY.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
HEADS UNITED PRESS
w. W. Hawkins Will Succeed Roy w. Howard As President of Big News gathering Association.

New York. July 31.-Announcement was made today by the United Press Associations of the promotion of w. w. Hawkins, for several years its vice president and general mana ger. to the
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
Hovernment Is Losing Millions of Dollars Thor,Igh Reply Coupons.

Washington, July 30.-Acting Post master General Rooms today charac- terized as utterly absurd" statements that the post office department was losing millions of dollars through the international reply coupon transac- tions of Charles Ponzi of Boston.
 International reply coupons issued in foreign countries and redeemed at r--nited States post offices for the year eiiun@ June 30, Mir. Rooms said. num- a .o, ,o, with a postage value of S2,794.4o? Since ,s,e inauguration of the internationai repin conron s,-s- tenn Is years ago MT. Ko.s-s said United States post offices had ro deemed 1,223,416 coupons, having a hostage value of S61,1o0.S0.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
Ing Mother Graham Gn,c
 Madgc.

iiS Nfothcr Graham Gave Madgc.
 possesses one virtue raised power. In his own vocab- mo wclsher." Therefore t if ho accepted the bar lust Iroposed--to avert his rAth against himsolf-in his aid Of Major Grant tality---ne would carry 1t hst letter of the alphabet. ook st him again. | my hand and knocked pr of my mothor-in-law At tho sound DicEy's nlshed. lie spoke hastily. I'll get 'em toRether.' onc around the corner of before Moi her Grabum The door. From inside rard Juniors walls. and prophecy as to his cry delayed breakfast had tc you're satisfied!" she lcroalsly- as If I had de- med tho losing of Thy 'Then her jaw dropped | bent as tshe noticed the my hands, still steam q" she-anapped.
 Is Ianishcd.
 Fhc orsdnE child before ." 1 cDaxed in the al way of mothers. lee minS for you"
 stopped aa if by ., ram bled up on the hands held out en-
 tup.
 where you got that"
 repeated cTossly now It's anything nt
 He'd better so hun- mcthinr that would 1rain the cup before
 | wanted no argu- ld delay that process
 ia to mo one of the |vs In the world.
 |nd sent it to Junior"
 ns 1 set down tho
 Comment. 1, didn't lose his feed er-in-iaw snapped. |, r his comfort as an
 to answer licr Justice to tho man ] [
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
SUNDAY AT THE PALACE.

Two exceptionally fine features will be presented on the Palace bill for Sunday night. Harry T. Mercy will be seen in his new melodramatic sensation, The Flaming Clue" and an all-star cast will present Pathe's production, Her Husbands Other Wife" Reserved seats can be pur- chased at the Palace confectionery store Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31

tis the Ac'esre of the war de- to give full credit to all units or the Es F. in the publica- ,ioh or docrments and unless their complete r.Se-ds are published this cannot he p<s~
 In order Sat a,.enal Guard or ganizations which went rs~no ,bis state may receive full credit for .-.I that was done, it is requested that everyone who may have in his pos session or who may be able to obtain anything of interest or value of a documentary character in addition to that asked for. will at the earliest opportunity comply with this request
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
BULL THRoWER THROWN.

Barcelona, July 30.-Matador Crer- rera while fighting a bull today. struck a bone with his word and fell on the animals horns. He was tossed and received a deep wound. Matador Arequipeno was horned in the thigh.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
JAPAN IS OBDURATE
Reply to America's Protest-Will In- sist in Occupying Island But Dis claim Territorial Ambitions.

Japan. July 31. tBy The Associated Press) Outlines of Japan's answer 50 the note of the United States rela- tive to Japan's intention to occupy Saghalien. Siberia. are printed today by the newspapers.
 The reply says that occupation is unavoidable to maintain Japan's na- tional privileges and that the deci- sion to occupy the island will not be changed. according to the papers.
 The reply emphasizes that Japan has no territorial ambitions and that the occupation will be only temporary until a stable government is estab- lished in Russia.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
WAR RECORDS ARE
 WANTED FOR FILES
Notice Is Sent to All Ex-National GHaEdsmen

The office of the adjutant general hasS been requested by the chief. mill itia bureaut war department, to make public the fact that many organiza- tions of the National Guard who served in the World War. when de- mobilized failed to turn in ,GlnG records. corresp3SSspSS the following ard
 '"'The records d erally classified as administrative orde summaries of intell reports; tactical an correspondence: field eral and special ordd personal diaries; n other records bearint of units, etc. etc.
 Amy of the abe be sent direct to the Branch, w. P. D., Barracks, D. C., fo true copies will be nf fo the contributors is Wthe or;g- inals thus turned ipG
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18
Snlpiuerp

&afiitpntntent1tubatta benfilod
TAI tpiime ipmonna mafiaa iaffoa Iii
tG, ett1 be eiapdt tebneet tulomeroil
ntoitlsta puoben 1918 tnloista,
paiffa beibin tulonia eitpat NOUS
ieetfaan tafioitettapaan maaradn.
Guloiperoloin n1ufaan on ptlinGi
men benfilo oifeiltettm iaamaan mo-
palitufien titbannen oollarin t1lois
ia ia naintiiisia oleipa benfilO ia
perbeen pad taboen titbonnen bolla-
rim tiloisto, faaoen liiGfii 200
bollarin ipapaiitlitien iofaiiesta toi.
meentiiIoItaan banesti riippuipasta
benfilostG, iofa on alle 1S muooen
ifGinen ia fpfenentGt0n itieaGn elat
tGmG1n. gte, iotta iortiipat piime
ipnonna mafianlaan iaffoa, oliipat
benfiloitG, ioiben t1lot olipat tds.
mGIleen pbtd iullret fliin mainitlt
peroipapausmddrat ia iotfa pita-
mGt tarpeettomana fen tGboen teboa
tlilomeroilmoitusta, ietd benfiloita,
ioi6en tilot oliipat nerosta mapaat
beistG toiineen tilloltaan riippuil
tpoin alaitGisten taboen ia iotta len
tGb6en luulipat, etta bei6an Ell tar
mitie tuGoaperoilmoit1sta tebod.
@iinlerfifii pfiinGinen mics, ion'
ia muolitulo tefi 1000 oollaria ia
iofa eIGtti iiiartaan, nlifa oitetttl
fanet 200 oollarin iperoipapoiitlf'
ieen iatti tnloperoilmo oitlifienia te-
fenlGttG pitGen iitd tarpeettomotto.
&un bGnen tponantaianfa jdttdr1is
I'd palffaluetteloista bnonlottiin bd'
men tuloienia nousieen titbonteen
ooIlariin ia fun tuloweroilmotus on
iotaiIen DflinGiien benfilon tebtaipa
ionfa ti,lot nouleipat tubanteen DOL
loriin toiffa enernpaGn min iatc'
tettiin bGntG 5 bollaria.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

rdpfiet, mitfa oipat fopuioinnusia
tannnlit. t3 b. arlilFtlin aietnfien
fansia, idatpat ipoihapn- Sanlnrif.
13 p. aietus, mlifa fostee iotatiIan
iulistusta, pibetiGn Dlld ia laajen-
netaan uiibin oliin ipaltauntao, ,ioi-
ia ie eli ole piela tdbdn asti fosfe-
nut. 8iiritpstiIa, ulifd tibdn asti
on ollut Safian ipapnasia paltiosia
poistetaan 6amalla.
"SlsfettGin nluoooAtetiin bollituf-
len fomennosia oleiuiue iotaio,ifoil-
le annetaan tartpittdIpien toi,nenpi-
teitten totellttaniinen~
l@anban ballitnfitn inaGrGss
@anba bolIitiis Stittgartisia on
iuItoisiut manifestift misia ie t,to-
mitiee fopinan "ssSstd,neren ipaltioit
ten ieitfaiIiiain tpofit jofa tulee fu
fistumaan omasta painostaan nun.
tanlan pGipGn fltluttlla." !" sc ilmoit
toa, ettG taiffi iiioen ballitufien
iulistanlat mG6r6ptiet ia oietufiet
oipot laittol1tia eifG tliitd hula tun-
nustantaan. SamaIla fiinnitetGdn
buonliota arnleijan ilpleerien tpalan
ia riffonliieen.
Wfiten pallanfnmDus tapabtii
2ontoo, maaIisf. = EGnne erads
ia iGbfoianomasia ferrotaan ieuraa-
ipaa Safion tpalIailflimoutien alfu.
fobtarflista:
"Iosfe nioi failppugilla toto BON
opoimesia mounusio &afii englan-
tilaista lipieeria, jotfa rotiipat ba-
nen Iptsoom Ylot5iIIa3 feIfo pboen
aifana pollG, fertotpnt pitolustus-
ministerin ndpttineeit bDtpirt leipol.
liielta.
Sem felIo $50 apu2ilIn ioliffo
barnoapufuiiia ID dbineiiid
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18
SpiuittelnDritpf1et

id Oafotasta ia iairastui nDosfin,
poan liememnGsti. Wers Samia
(2abti) iantoin 9atotasta on tpie.
railenasia tGGlIG nanbempainla
Scr ia Mrs Senrp 2aboen luona.
$iloa Siipaffa iaapui fotiaan Du-
lutbista, iuoritettuaan gsormaalito,
lun tltfinnot lieIl1.
yeuorentntan ontpeltieuran ilta-
ma on &alepanritarien baalilIa t..
t. 90 b. 8iimeinen fofous oil fir-
fon baalisia pappilanipGen fuston.
nufieIla. &abapipopodstd oil taloia
$12.55. @anbemmon on1pelnieuran
tabpipopb1stG Sacf Sobnionnisia
oil tnloia plitie 16 bollarin. Seliro-
human ipuoiineliGnnes fofols on
firfosia t. t. % p.
glmioliittoon otpat biliaffoin men
rteet &icboro @osfi ia Matbiloa
gtieni; Scr &uftola gsurnliiGrtpeltG
ia Weiss Sen6ricfion Souoanista;
past. 8. gfuotiaIainen ia Ueiss
@nnna 2ustig. 8iimemainitiit badt
pietettiin tirfosia, iofa of diiriGdn
mpoten tGpnnG bGGpieraita. $a1'
mieraito oil iaapltnut palion mutual
tafin, MIN. 8rulesta, isis, Spar-
tastu ia 8irginiasta. Titbeita pitt
tpGt tiloiiuuoesia past. S. &anfilo,
ieminaaril. @. &offonen englannin
fielellG ia post. ". 8aiunta. 8ii-
memainittu toinlitti pibtimiien.
Onneal Maanantaina eoelldpnolen-
pGitp1n oil ierrat $iipafosid.
DULUTH Sron Sfange raiitatie-pb'
tion maiden mppid Sacf &iifola on
ntuuttanut perbeineen @irginioon a.
iimaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18
gSafefielb, Waicb.

gsuoriioieiiran fabtpitorioilnsio
Wers Niemen lrono oil poptdtiilo1o
$t1.OO Seuraapa niioriioi. tpofo-
tous ia fabpitarioiIu on wsrs sol'
Ie aesfitalosia bibtif. 4.p. illnlld
Wiuistofao iaapnd.
@nii funrtiintuina 81 p. jdlteer
puoIiIen flo t:Itd fofoontuu firtor
rafennusfon,itea firffoon fesfustelt
ntaon tarpeeIIiiistn. oiioista firfor
iulbteen.
Gun. % b. ilIalIo on cbjelmo'
fofous firfosih, olfoen flo 8. Pnbu
ia iadpui Sronpoooisto.
Soirautta on wiel1fin fesfauoe'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18
8esiemer,

Snlpeluieuran pbteiiesid fofoitf-
Tesla @. @ricfioniIla of taloia
$7.75. Seuraatpa fofous on tdIlG
ipiifolla periantai-iltana; tilaiiun'
oes6a pietetG1n bartausbetfi mpos;
ie ON SOL. Sippolan fooisia; ter.
tpetuloa.
Sptt0in pbteiiesid fofoiifiesia Sos
iisia oil trlIoia $6.75. Seuraaipa
fofols on maalisfuln 90 p. fello
8 @ntiI Sanobicfin fooisia. EerDe.
tiIoa.
2asten pGGii6isiubla on p1Giidis.
iltana firfosia, ntiistafaapa faifin
ioapua. SiIaiiuuoeSia tulee olemaan
arpotas obieInta.
Seurafunnan feipGtmppidiiet biib
tifuun II b. iltana firfonialisia.
&uolema on ollut iiiouolaisten
fesfuu6esia. 8anba besienerildinen
@lias llitto fitoli 5 b. If. SGn on q.
iiiiut paiftafunnalla noin 80 ipnot
ia. SGntG i6i iiremaan woimo ia
fafii poifao. Wers Sobn Selman
fuoli IL p. 1T; bGi,ta idi faipoo'
moan puoIiio, fafii poitaa ia nelid
piffu tptto1, ri1iorin toboen milton.
Gdma molemmat fiiolifuat intluen-
iaan ia baitaifiet ills tapabtuipat
ipann fotoa.
Scr 8al. Sippola foteutiii Eero-
iisto innnuntaitltana. On bppin
tpptpmGinen natfoania ia mpos
Seraiin fdrn1imaibin.
2pmmenipuotiiia bditGdn mietti'
pGt Scr ja Mrs Solo @bola tt. 10
p. Dnnea ia iiunansta eoelleentin'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18
w4itS glmerifam 9nnaimem Jisti
iupi teb0G

Weiten @merifan 8unanen &istl
moi raiibanaitatella tointinnallaan
nuboltaa ,,lltta benfea ia elanla0 I'
nterifan maalaispbteisfunnisia ia
otpugtoa nuaaleutuelauan fpipntpf'
fen rotfaiientiiesda, fdp felipille ter
tonrufIista, ioita on iaopnniit Bil-
nofen Nfistin pGGntaioan tointinnan
i6riestGm1iiestd maaielouilla.
Spipan eiin,erfin iiitd, miten Ast-
nanen gfisti berdtti taitrtin alllt'
foisia pbteisbenfed ia innosti betfa
toimintaon fotiientnnia bpipat't' on
toa 8rnoIen &istin niinianotun to'
tipaltpeluflen idriestdntinen Sonia
foiintisIa 8iscordinisia.
@nii toifieen rpbtpi Innar'en Stls
ii iamotusia ta.ntisia berattele-
mdaan pbteisfi,ntabenfed pboistamal
Ia eri taineia toimimaan pboesla
pbteisten torfoitusperien bpipatll.
@ri tauneisia pioettiin abterastl 90
teiSi1 fofoufiia, iotfa berattifpat
fa,intin aiiffaut buontaanlaan 9D'
teilet tarpeeniu ia ipnnpttipdt BETS
ia boIuo tposfennella pboesld pb-
teisten fpipmpsten ratfaiieniletll.
gsaista pbteiiistG fofouflista on
oIlut leurautiena, etta eri tainetsld
on perustettn ioiiuliiia festntlta'
iotfo pprfitpdt banffimaan poitta'
f,tnnan airffaille iefd bpoopllisfa,
etta b,lipittotpaa aianwiettoa ptttitll
tolpi-illoifii. Sbielmaan tiiiilitmai
Iuennot, utuiifaIiiet illaniptetof'
fiertdapien firiostoien periistantinen
fotiopintorpbntien iarjestdniinen, lie
pabopsbuoneiben oipoomiren liiii-
remmisIa tauneisda, leiftitenttlen
bonffiminen lapiille, bitipiobielnlten
Ioatiminen tpuotbo iporten /. n. e.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18
Mrmeiialafieiitss bpiuafipttp eons
firnnasia

gYoshinaton. = Yientd ornleilaa
fonnottoipien anomutiet ia toiipo-
m,tfiet bpldttiin fesfipiiffona eoi's'
funnosSa ia arnleiiun roiibonaitat'
men miesIufu bppafipttiin $4,000
nniebeofi ia 1890 iipieerifii. Sd-
til enren bpIattiin tolme pienenlpad
orneiiaa eiittaipdd eboOtnsta. eboo
tus bpwafipttiin 8 ianello l ipas'
toon ia usfopat orrneijon uiioelleen
iariestamista fannuttdiput orrneilon
roubonoifoSen obielntan tnlleen MT
IopuIlifesti iotpitiifli.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18
9iiitafapnla

&anIoienliiton 1913 artiffeli io-
ia gbbpspalloisia on tillut hut
lrtfii on tiiGlloltGGn ieiraaiuaa:
"2iiton iGienet iitoutuipat fiintti-
oittanlaan a'idilpttdnlddn nlfopiio
Iistd bpoffGpstd mostaon Iiiton faif
fien idienien aIi,eeIliien ebepoen ia
,poimasfa oIeipan ipoItiolliien tile
naiIppben. Sellaifen bpoffapfien to
pdbtuesfo tdbi ubatesio on liiton
neunoston annettoipa neuipoia fets
noien ioboosta ioioen fdpttdmiielld
t1n6 iitoltntus on tGptett1ipd."