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Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-17
COLUMBIA

Mrs. Abbott Little and her son Horace, who have been in East Hartford during the winter and spring, and spending their Sundays at their home near the Green, expect to remain permanently after next Saturday.
 we'll attended dance under the man. agement of Herbert Brown was held at the town hall Saturday evening. good music being furnished by the Tuxedo orchestra.
 Mrs. W. H. Carpenter is in Hartford. attending her mother, who is ill.
 Harry Wexler, three year old son and the youngest child of his parents who live on Chestnut Hill. has been i'll with a light case of scarlet fever, but is con ago, Mrs H. A. Burr received severe valescent.
 During the electric storm about week shock in her home, from bolt which entered the house on the telephone wire. She was standing near the receiver when the bolt entered and caused her to fall. landing upon 3 lounge, For several hours 1 she was prostrated and not able to hear, but she has fully recovered. The tele- | phone box was shattered. the door cas- | ings torn, and other damage caused, as the lighting passed out of the house. Luther Buell. and his sister Rachel. nave bought lhe house on Dtiey Hill re- gently owned by Hyde Doubleday. The graduating exercises of the public schools took place Monday evening at | the Congregational church. which was we'll filled with the friends of the rraa- ustes. Ernest Joseph Bronssesu, Adclph German. Lucy V. Greene, Dwight Knapp, Lila Jackson Seeley, Eva Louise Squier | and George Wexler. Music A9s furnished by A. E. Lymsn's orchestra The di- plomaE were presented by Clayton Hunt, i secretary of the school board. who made some happy remarks before the presents- tion. Prof Roy l. Richardson of the
 State Normal Training school in Wlli-
 mantle delivered an address. Frederick
 W. Porter, supervisor. had charge of
 the exercises. Recitations were given by
 all of the graduates excepting George
 Wexler who is quarantined. The reef
 tation of Lila Seeley was especiall,
 blessing because of merit and clearness il
 it's Aiivery
 Charles K. Hitchcock. lay reader of St
 Pauls Episcopal church. Willimantic. wa called uron Sunday last 10 assist the rec
 tor in conducting the services. as the rec
 tor has some trouble. affecting his throat
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-17
EAST WOODSTOCK

School closed Tuesday with two grsdu- ates. Julius and Vincent Miller.
 Sylvia May and Signe Anderson are members of the graduating class Of Woodstock Academy.
 Miss Louise Lindeman has completed her first year at Connecticut college and is home for the present
 Mrs Lucy Morse fell in her room last Friday night and fractured her hip bone Dr., Pike and Dr. Overlook were called and registered nurse is in attendance.
 The Community club meeting was held last Wednesday night ne Witt Miller played several selections on inc n,ano The repsindar cf ths svan'rr ~Ss spsn' n praying Tnisi Tbs foi!o=-. inc committee r.S appointed ,o 1,ae pans fos Fcnr:G of iutv Nhsi-rr.a ' Burton BosNorth Srs. ersns Jordan Mrs. George WetueIel, Mir. an dErs. \ T. White and Mrs [. H. Lindeman Mir. and Mrs. L. IT. Lindenan ant family were recent dinner guests of Mir and Mrs. John E. Clark.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-17
GALES FERRY

Rev. G. H. Wright spoke in the NJ E.
 church Sunday morning from Job. 22: 21, the theme being A Marked Contrast. Rev. J. W. Carter of the submarine base as- sisted in the service. Subscriptions were
 asked for the Palmer memorial for incur ables in Boston. At the Sunday school session Rev. G. H. Wright's class obtain ed two banners, one for attendance and one for offering. Mrs. R. Irving Hurlbutt and Miss Mary Birch were appointed a decorating committee for Sunday next. Children's day, which will be observed in place of the morning service. Rev Allen Shaw Bush was the leader of the Ep- worth league evening service with the topic Common Mistakes in Daily Living. Psalm 90: F. D. R. Povey sang at the offertory Have Thine Own Way, Lord
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-17
Don't Spoil Tour Hair
 By Washing It

When you wash your hair. he care fUl what you use. Most scans and prepared shampoos contain 100 much alkali, which is very injurious. as it dries the scalp and makes the hair brittle.
 The best thing to use is Mulsified cccoanut oil shampoo. for this is pure and entirely greaseless. It's very cheap and beats anything else all to pieces. You can get this at any drug store. and a few ounces will last the vhole fa mily for months.
 Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it in. about a teaspconful ls all that is required. Ii makes an abundance of rich. creamy iather cleanses thoroughly. and riases eu' easily. The hair dries quickly and evenly. and is zoe: fresh loolcng bright. sn'fv. Tsr~ ana >s-v . handle i Besides. E ioosers and rakss cu s,err psrFici= Of duEs, di-t snd dsn [ drrI5
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-17

claim there Is nothing that will supply this deficiency so well as the organic pbosrhate known among druggists as bitrc- phosphate, which is inexpensive and is sold by Lee & Osgood and most aii druggists under a guarantee of sstisfaction or money back. By feed inr the nerves directly and by supply- ipT the body cells with the necessary nbnSpheric food elements. bitro-pbos- rhste should produce welcome trans forrra ton in the appearance; the in crease in weight frequently being as
 Tncrease in weight also carries with (. a general improvement in the health Nervousness, sleeplessness and lack of energy, which nearly always accom- : nznv excessive thinness should soon Tsappear, dull eyes ought to brighten and pale cheeks glow with the bloom of perfect health. Miss Georgia Ham iI+on who was once thin and fraiI re- norting her own experience. writes ''Pitro- Phosphate has brought about a magic transformation with me. I gain ed is pounds and never before felt so we'll"
 CAUTION: - Although bitro-nhos- phzte is unsurpassed for relieviog nervousness. sleeplessness and genera weakness, it should not. owing to ifs tendency to increase weight. be used by anyone who does not desire to nut on hesh
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-17
sTONINCToN

The graduating class of 1929. the ex- ercises to be held this (Thursday) even- ing. includes;
 College course. Magnum Cum Laude- Warren Beebe Fish.
 Cum Laude Helen Smith McGrath, Catherine Cecilia Powers, Christina Reid
 James Emery Greer. Leatha Grace Zella
 Scientific course, Cum Laude-George Arthur Leonard
 Elmer Leonard Cushmsn, Albro Gard ner Hall, Edward Martin Trevena.
 Commercial course, Cum Laude-Sliz- abeth Ann Foley, Honor Elizabeth Gil rnorA, Ailnnit Louise Mct4 Ferrie~ Rearric= 8uraick. Margar4: A',n '1arity Marear=t Russell C;t.vitt Fauine Kellogg FjI; Marguerite l-onise , Mar, Sarah l1l1z25cta Marie, Paul A.iei. Massey Jr., Raymond Joseph Mullaney | Erinest Joseph Pepper, Ma rion Isabel 1 Purtill, Beatrice Elizabeth Scheller, Car 1 rie Marie Wheeler, Maurice Moves Wheel CT.
 General course. Cum Laude Irene l Verbena Holland. 1 Eleanor Romayne Burrows. James | Bartholomew Cronin, Marcia Louise Da- wis. Edward George Garity, CliffoTR em- 1 erson Holmes, Andrew Hugh McGowan 1 Allan James Morrison. IT., Francis Maurice O'ConneI. Ernest Fra nklin Post 1 Nelson Thompson Wheeler l Stonin gton Printers.
 In the baseball game. Tuesday, be- tween the Stonington High School ant Kingston, was won by the local team l 14 to 2 e---
 stonington High school junior prone made was held at Wequetequock casino | Tuesday night | Interested Norwich people passing 1 through Stonington by train can get | good view of the burned steamer Chel sea- The craft lies on tho north si;le c l the steamboat dock. has rcdd's', hull anc all that shows above deck is the scole stack.
 Judge Elias B. Hin .klay was in Paw csiuck Tuesday, for the acccrarnod at.o' o fthose who had business with the pro bate court.
 Rev. Joseph L. PeacocN, president c
 Shaw university, Rale'gl \. [. nov on vacation, has been engagaI to suprl. the pulpit of the Road Congregations | church.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-17

One of the best testimonials that CTNOT has received in long time is the one from Miss Treat who is a well known vocalist and known throughout New England. She says:-
 q have been troubled with nervous ness and indigestion for some time and a friend of mine advised me to try CINoT which I did and two bottles entirely relieved me of this distressing trouble and I am glad to endorse it.
 C1NOT Is being demonstrated in Norwich by an expert at the H. M Lerou Drug Store. 2sS Main St. It is tlso for sale in Dayville by ". E La Belle: in Mystic by the WheaIer's Drug Store; in Greeneville Station. Norwich ky Pitcher & Service; In Tsftville bJ rha TaftSi1le Pharmacy; in Jewet Git, by chaS. R Carey; in Central vfllsg, ky H. Elmer Lewis; in Plainfeld b, The Nercier Pharmacy; in Bsltic by The Baltic Pharmacy; in Moesup by J W Tuckerman; in Danielson by Bur reughs Pharmacy; in Putnam by Jas F. Donahue, and can be obtained at al first class druggists.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-17
RHEUMATISM LEAVES YOU FOREVER
Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are Dissolved and the Rheumatic Fcisea Starts to Leave the System W7tkfz Tueufv-four Hours

Every druggist in this county is au-
 thorized to say to every rheuns tic sufferer that if two bottles Of Allenrhu. the sure conqueror of rheumatism. does not stop all agony. reduce swollen joints and do away with even tke slightest twlnge of rheumatic pain. he viii gladly return your money with out comment
 Allenrhu has been tried and tested for years. and really marvellous results have been accomplished in the most severe cases where the suffering and agony was intense and piteous and | where the patient was helpless. Mir. James Fl. Allen. the discoyerer Of | Allenrhu, who Tor many years suffered | the torrnents of acute rhetIrna tisd, de- 1 sires all suffererE to know that he does not want cent of anyones money un . ! less Allenrhu decisively ceroueFe this | worst of all diseases and he has in
 structed Lee (, Osgood to guarantee # | in every instance.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-17

placlnG u g l y h 0 l l o " s and angles by the soft. C rv e d lines of health and D e 9 u ty,
 there are evil d e 1 lg thou
 sands of men
 a n I " o m e n V h o k e e D ly
 feel their ex-
 cessive t hin- l ness.
 Thinness and weakness re often due to starved nerves. Our b O d i e s n 2 e d m or g phosphate than is contained in modern foods.
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-17
Always on Hand,

Any uninstructed delegate to the Democratic National Convention can rsz+ assured Thai Cniorc' Bryan will ne aionS wItn rntsi;onk fut of in srrrt.'r:crs s.-- Washington Star
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-17

Not Interested in Worlds Heart.
 II must be pretty hard to unfit a nation full of perverse> people who are more interested in the scramble for grub and duds than they are in Q love ly peace covenant.-Kansas City Star
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-17
TH|N, FRAIL FOLKS NEED
 PHOSPHATE
N~fttne I6ke Plaln Bitro-Phosphste to Fut on Firna- Healthy Flesh and to Increase Strength. Vigor
 and Nerve Force,

Judging from tNe countless prenara- tions and treatments which are oon> unuaily being advertised for the pnr- nose of making thin people f1eshy. de- veiopinE arms. neck and bust and re-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-17
Gan You Beat It?

Who would have thought that it would be so hard to coax MT Wilson to stop fighting once he got started ? Pittsburgh Dispatch
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-17
ASEIWIILETT

School here closed Friday for the gum nier vacation.
 Sunday. June 30. there will be a meet ing at the school house. The speakers are to be Seventh Day Adventiss from Westerly. The meeting is at 1e:lt o'clock.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. B. Verzaeon rscertly entertained NIT. Uchtrnan from Westery.
 Jesse Richmnod has peas in bloom.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-17
More Team Werk.

S&pl54l and Labcr-neitner is Of any account unless both are working Toledo Blade.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-17

Edmund 'Piatt, of Peush lzaeosie. Y, Y. Republican representative from the Twen:y-sixth New York District. who has teen nominated by Preai- dent Wilson for membership on the Federal Reserve Board. MT. Platt is serving his fourth term in, Conscsss. and is 8 member of the Ranking aud Currency comznftfee. , He viii szue- eeed Albert Strauer '--',~ resigned re- 1satiy,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-17

Because five men are buying Firestone Cords for every one that bought last year or because the men who tried a Firestone Cord last year are equipping all round, including spares, this year.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-17

Woman has no right to grow old until after she has been married at least once.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-17

Go slow and the other fellow may beat you to it.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-17

The twenty-six aldermen of the city of London are chosen for life.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-17

BecanSe the Firestone Cord Tire, first of the new stand ard oversize, proved the ex- tra value in more material, greater air capacity-more mileage for your money.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-15
Michigan State
Telephone Company
alaiiemme tor1nial

lalailemme ton1uial
Seen on elaisiGan mGbtanlit olla
lie mainaia, ionfa luut fanial. Sobn
&aifola lopii mab6n mattan pGds-
ia &attilaioen ia Mooie 2afen ND.
liielt6 tielt6, emil 2ampiien mail
ia, puolitoista MALTA eteIGGn Scot
.tilaioen failppalasta, tGsid iofu
paiWd iitten. Scr Saifola on ppp-
bpstGnpt iuiia ia naioen jalfiG ieu-
rateSiaan bamaitii Julien nGfoi1lIe
faimamana ibmiien p~1Gfallon b. M.
Iuita, iotfa ban iatti wiranomais-
ten buostaan. 2opSostG ilmpitettiin
fuiintin foroneriIle, iofa foittaa iaa-
ba ielpppttd futa Dainaia elGisiGin
on ollut. @pdilemGtta bGn TAI fur
mania iiinG birpitt1pGsiG metidpa-
losia jofa raimoii tdGIla Iofaf. 10
b. 1918. 8aiffa josie tamd lopto
tebtiin, on noin puoli MALTA iiit6
mirffaifiesta itGGn, iosIa fpmmenit
tdin ibmiiiG iai iitrmania, fiin ali-
tot aioipat iuoraan eteenpGin mo-
femGtt1 f1Gnnett1 tiesi1, misi1 tuli
bei6Gt %iaafpmtti, ia paiffa iofi oil
mitlitaman fpmmenen iplen pGdsiG,
paloimat ibmiiet t1siafin fuoliaafii
fun iafean faipitn ia lieffien fpitofii
cim1t oIanneet - eim1tfG ennGt-
tGneetfGGn = menn1 jofeen. Mab-
oolliIesti on mainaj0, filfn BON ut.
Ten lieneefin, iamonnut puoli pola-
neena tiet6 mpoben ia fnn tlli
ipastaa toinen mtttfa, mennpt ties
ia tietGmGttd iioraan eteenpdin ia
min joutumtt tieIta briGnn misiG
poloi fuolinaffi.
Sobn Iarttanen, Sinlapionisto,
WeurmijGrpeltd) Minn. on mierai-
lenlasia tGGlli entisten tuttonainia
l1tona. Scr @arttunen on 76 piio-
tiaS. mlitta biiolimatta forfeasta l.
i1st1Gn,' on ban mielG 6pmiSiG moi
misio ia fpfenee fulfemaon pitem-
pi6fin taipoleita jalfapatifasio.
SGh oil tdGll1 toisiG foInlottafpm-
ment6 miiotta iitten ia muistaa
ban ienaifriiet aiiiffoat ia iilloiien
aIfuaiufos eIafnGn communicating
lpastufiineen ia ieiffoiluincen pfii-
tpisfobtioon mpooeh Slibon ie
poiberifasto oifcfmitto e iiIoinen-
fin oifofatii. s. W.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-15
graimerS, Mimn.
(Satf.)

Nuoriioieura perustettiin $erran
ianaIla eif1 mitGGn maallista tile
t1b1n .pbtepteen ia toiwomme eta
meiIIG on mpos Serran iiunaus to-
man mastnalfaDan nuoriioleuran
fansia, iiHG Serrh itie ianoo eta
misi6 tofii tai folnte ON toolla nti-
nun nimesi1nJ iieII1 nina olert
beio1n f~esfeI1Gn. 3iiin ME main
usfomme meiodn Serroomme See.
iiiffeen &ristifieen t1siGfin icimies
Iomune ia liiotnrnrte bGneeil linoos-
toon, Min fpII1 meiIlG on $erran
humans mitono. E6bdn fristiIIiieelt
niioriioieiir. Ell titlliit mitddn i6fen-
mnfiiid, foiffi on papoata ia iiiben
ioa pbtp6 nitoret ief1 ponbot, foif-
ii iotfo moan baIuomot borrostno
Sumalom ionoo, fiIId iotfa ei Sii.
moIan ianoo rofosto ei be iiiben
mpos ppriffddn, iind Seeiiis ionoo:
Miitto minitomat teistd owot, iotfo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-15
Settle Miber, Msinm.

8ictor Hifforainen flioli iouIiif.
tS p. ioirastettliaon wloiimGdriG
faspannaiiesta iel1siG. Sdlle iai-
roitoelIe eipdt Iddfdrit mitddn moi
meet, moiffa painajo f6ni fiuIui-
ioin Mopo-peliestenfin Iiiona @o-
cbester'isiay @inn. toista puotto
fifteen. S6nen maalIiiet fomiinia los
fettiin miimeiieen Iepoon BeSt
@roncbin boitnismouIIe ioiiliif. %
q. Sautnifien foimitti i%oarnooio
s. TolIori. Scr Biffaroinen oil e.
ldisiddn ~usfortoa borrostofpo mics,
fiutliien poiffofunnon opost. liitb.
feirofuntaon. $an idtti idlfeenid a.
tpiopitoIiion, pboen poion, neIid fp-
fdrtd q. m. %infiiIoiiio. &efpedt null
lat p%eittGfoon poIion f6riineen fon-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-15

Ell usfo, iiIld Seeiiis tieii alista fut
ia omat iotfa eimat ustoneet ia fu-
ia bGnen oil pettGpG. @itn Seells
ianoi Mile faboelletoista ettI ette-
to tie mpOS tobbo menn6 pois? Hiin
Simon Hietari nastaii: Sierra fe-
nenfds tpfo me menemme, iiIl1 IL
nulla on iianfaiffiien eIantan ianat!
Niin t6mGfin fristilIinen Nliorilo.
ieuron perustiis on Sitmalan ianas
ia ia mirfoibin ipalittiin ieuraamat:
%pilbeeniobt. Wfr glnorem Iro; ra-
bastonboitaiafii Scr Selin 8erttn;
poptdfiriurifii Ners S. u. Batlon;
paiffafunnan firieempdlittGiGfii wfr
5. u. Bation ia pGdtettiin pitdd
mioriioieitran fofoufiio iota totnert
ia neli6s iiinniuntoi fiirsia ia fer.
ia flnisfa pitGI acknowledgements.
SDp1Itd ie n6pttGG tGmG nlfr, fos-
ia ON 10 pli f~olmefpmmentd jdien-
I'd meioGn aItofposio mioriioieiiras-
iamme. 3oetaan main faifin phnes-
IA tpoimin min fpIId SirmdIo mel
ia nina outtoo ia ontoa ritiia moi
mio; ppipfddmme main iofuinnosio
ia raffouoesia toistemme fonsio..
Iaiiiiio ~ino1melliiet til
toilet Scr 81. SO. NiemeIle bdnen
pstdmdniiestd oiuiishafiestoon tris-
tiIisfd mioriioieiiroa periistaesio,
fun ban meitd iobti oIfirin Serroit
oipiIIo, iinS me ibmiict toriuitiem'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-15

lem faifesta iublaamne foSfetpistn
aiioista. Serninaarimme fannatta'
mijen ftbteen eoelleen fesfusteltiin
ia uaIittiin Scr emil Soft feraa.
urddm raboia fannottaiitii lnpartr-
meiIta, ia yar %. MOiiiO IabettcIee
raboia finne mibin ne frnilaifua: ai-
no ii!d mDoten fuin Scr Soft To-
foiIee.
SsyoiiIu raffaine miistoineen ON
mt foos mertnpt miiooen fpstdpdl.
Ie matfoIleen. &iiinfa olitaan taos
mieltdpIentdipdd mi,ist.o ia oifeer
mieliimme poinan ioilitn follltfo
t~npastumia 4et!e5cmm icimell1l
s~,.aaie,,lo iItdna mictettiin ppba-
fouIiiIosteniubIao firfosia arfpof'
foaIIa cbieImaIIa, iota lapiet ino'
rittiwat taitofpan opetlifien anitot'
foano ttIofjena. 2iitofiet pastors'
Ia @iIeniIe apaimoistaon. Sen1i'
nooriIoinen Scr ". 2offonen pifl
piIbeen InpfiIle.
Muorifoliiton toimesto oil iiiioen
fpliooen postaonottoiubla nottoilfo'
no bpuin onnistaneeIIa objelnolla
eoprtsio ioettiin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
teia, iuotiim fdbipia. ia iDieIdpa fdt'
ia prrristoen tOifioon onrtiteltiin.
Orcnpa tdsid pdbdn fertofiii1
meioanfin iolilun oifaiisto bOmn'ts'
tor,rrre. Foitoa fpdbdn ollo mpo'
basta sa.betto, miiiio porernpi mpf
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-15

bdGn, fliin eli ollenfaan. &ppoGn
toipottaa Sumalan runiasta flu
naasta tan1 altanena fpuorrla @rt-
tniaIebbeIle, fen toimittaialIe ia lu-
fiioiue; armlo ia raiiba oIfoon faif
fein armolasten plitiel @ittuuben
.omistufien ibaruuoesia, pereen
tilrtpaten ~iifaruiioella
Sigrib WeGfi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-15

me Gina iotain taaIa maan pGallG,
iofa meitd aiittaa ia neiiipoo aina
meioan uiiliSia toimisiamme. Eoi-
wouurne main m~enestpsta tIllefin
bommaaemme SidIt6 SrmoIolta,
iofa on toiipaaSia.
Soimon eta &ittoia ottoiii to-
man paIstoflIeen Eoipotamme on
neIliSta initta apuotto IiittaiaIle ia
toifilIe fen hifiioiIle.
&riStiIliien mioriioienron puos
Iesta
5. u. Station &irieenmaibtaio
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-15

~perbeineen ia @bas @oilanen per-
beineem. pariten fOfOiis oil rmabal-
linen ioten aiiat pffimieliiesti pdd-
tettiin. Rpfpiien eiimieben olote
Gbas Sobnion, 6armeII, Winn.
8iaimn Maotfon firiliri
Sc Brandon, Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-15
T0ptGfria

SolmeS gitpn Notwithstanding
ia pitt ipiioiifofoufien 26 p. iouliif.
1. @alittiin tilintarfaStaiat:
Sobnion ia BiIIium @otion,
iotta I0pii tilt oifeifii ioten to-
io0riae mponnettiin tilipapGas. 81
iGlletulot: $409.51, ulosmenot
$362.25 g, iGGfpn0s fasiuan $47.26.
2. @fimiebefii walittiin Gbos
Sobmfon, mdroIle 4aIIe Slntinen;
4iriurifii @iIIiom @ation, faioo.
riff SyoImar Orion; t%rustiiiiffi Sen
rp 9anpt @atti Sobnfon ia @ntti
@iaIo; Observation-Disclosures ia mimi
fasion boitaiofii Sacob Dillon, iir-
flriffi 2iIi 2ampi; papifii molittiin
e6eIIeenfm past. 6. g. giem1i, fdppi
taaIId ferta fuuisio 20 ooIIarin pal.
faIIo ferroIto. 9lbram &oofono fpn'
Iittiin wdIioifaiefii popifii.
8. Seurfimrtoon pbtpi Sacob 500
poIa perbeineer, Gfromi Sdcobion
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-15
Smmalanpaluelnfiia tammifnnlla

Snmalanpaliuelnfiia tammifnmlla
10 b. Ito 10 ap. Minersmillesi1
g. @Iionin t.
tS b. flo s in @orengon bea-
lilIa.
10 b. flo / ip. 8asbburnisio s
SiIlin I.
20 b. ITO 2 ip. @osbburnisia
Wiemiston I.
81 b. flo 8 ip. griIesio 2olle
Boroon t.
% b. 10 up. SopeoioelIo.
26 b. No 8 ip. Openisio Sobn
Wpmnrnin t.
SeImifiniIIa
1 b. no 10 op. Nnoiusiu.
Seiirofunnon fpiioiifofoiis firfon
menoien pd6tptfpd.
@. ". 3ronffoIo
Dor 81 gronffpoco, @is.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-15
HERBERT HOOVER sanoo Eur,
~0@~> II @ricko.

"Nma kuke thmaHam en@t ne @a tapeeisa ran-
ta ia hudta uhopam".
Han on tpnutE urmsta toaasnta tlm@staj dka jkaLn ystwan shhasn ia hya-
sydanisn mMnm ia na@n tue haa
Haea on knoa pmua naEa Notwithstanding ia he knleat hann &nontaana
Tlnne hme pahemaki taNen mkama. ea hanela ole kyn kenoJa asGn huOehtmi
SEEM han sis tartee joka@n ul0maAasyntyen hehl6n tai jaCestn aqua
MI Hooverm tahBNana oil vaMa nwen j. vMnn kGO tehdaheen tedokN European tar
pmt AmemIasa oIMek nsaisuksne jHa ot vahnit naamnehiaan auttmaan kun tie
tMat' slain tm
otumvainen Nervoto The mtrlac@l ComGD, pausthu " 1919 oil vanN auas
mam haa ta aiaxa Sc vol thkoa Mjm sdmm aWatrvMseNen ia SntaJen vaiIe.
Roujenvainn NMNosto vol tada tamnk oka sen jasmna on tMn om kansaaane
Mama jasmett IN sMshxmto at JreN6nne ia he auHv yhdysStGten MJhtmkhA med
k@n tnetm vaMna
He heHvat eta vain ttustunaav omt he yaa rMmMenant ahEva joNa oty Mesa
Nne kMinH hi tdavat eta vain multiplication vaht&nsn kmta vmat he hMa. ovaha
mam t0stmsa tpoa ia lantda yhteIna
Jwi ta tulohusta Mhn persetm RotIenvanen NeNoIo ia mt kmsaMuuksen
Mhesen shtattenv okS tua vol Sc PARMA kMi vomanSa Hoowrmj Ajbm Mi lisa
taenS sta aqua joa nsahsmdet Anerkassaa avat kiEmopa hsn peastamieksi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-15
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