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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-29
Elks' Appreciation OF
Columbus New Citizen

Mr.. /. !. Kaufman, Exalted Ruler
of the Columbus Lodge of Elks. ha.
received the following tribute and ap
probation of Columbus newest cit.
izen, Mr.. I. S. Raworth, from hi:
former home in Augusta, Ca:
Augusta, Ga.
Exalted Ruler Elks Lodge,
Columbus, Miss.
Brother T. S. Raworth, twenty
five years member of Augusta lodge,
three times exalted ruler and recipient
of every honor local lodge can be-
stow; has left US for Columbus. He
rs undoubtedly Augustus leading cit
lzen. He has been the most promin-
'ent figure in every civic, social and
political enterprise here for twenty
years. He could have been MAYOR
half dozen times if he had consented
TO allow his name to be presented.
Augusta Elks consider T. S. Raworth
the best member the club ever had
and anticipate Columbus lodge will
accord him same personal love we
have for him.
AUGUSTA ELKS LODGE"
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-29
new CHAMBER IS
MAKING HEADWAY
Plans For Permanent Organiza
ton Rapidly Taking Shape;
Constitution Committee
Named.

The Campaign Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce met Monday
evening and took definite steps to.
wards carrying on the work Of organ
ization. A Comm Zee on Constitution
and Bylaws, composed of Messrs.
John Frierson, chairman; /. /. Kauf-
man, V. B. lines, r. E. Johnston and
+, T. Phillips, was appointed. This
committee will meet Immediately and
adapt the constitution as recommend
ed by the American City Bureau, to
the local conditions.
Mr.. c. H. Buford, representative Of
the American City Bureau, who is
graduate of the Columbia University
Schools of Law and Political Science
and former lecturer on Constitutional
and international Law at Vanderbilt
University, will aid and assist the
After the Constitution is adapted to
local needs and conditions, a member
ship meeting of the entire body of
the Chamber of Commerce will be
called together and the Constitution
will be submitted for their approval.
All applicants for membership in
The drive were elected.
A committee on election was an
composed of Messrs. G. VII
Banks, chairman; /. I. Kaufman, H.
=. Whitfield, T. Bailey Hardy, and
". G. Evans. This committee will
lave charge of the election count to
Re held under the new Constitution
when adopted.
A committee on headquarters, COM
'osed Of Messrs. V. B. lines. Ed Kuy-
,endall and ]. !. Kaufman, was an
'ointed to look into the matter of
permanent headquarters and to report
he same to the new board when
elected.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-29
MASONS HOLD
FINE MEETING
Many West Pointers Attend Meeting
In This City-SOcial
Session.

The past week was a notable one in
Masonic circles in Columbus.
A large delegati on from the lodge
at West Point, headed by District De.
putty Grand Lecturer B. Y. Rhodes,
was in attendance and a most profit
able session was held.
-Four local candidates were elevated
to the rank Of Master Mason and
other important business was trans
acted. After the formal business SEES
sion and degree work a banoue: was
enjoyed.
Mr., Rhodes presided over and
directed the degree work and he was
ably assisted by members of the West
Point team. The degree was confer
red on the following: Messrs. J. f..
Pickett, Allen B. Pickett, C. Smith
and Sterling G. Tennille.
Practically all of the afternoon and
the evening was required to COM
plete the work. The lodge convened
at = o'clock in the afternoon and
the program at 1890
Following is list of the West
Point visitors:
Messrs. B. Y. Rhodes, W. +. La
yrone, s. W. Davidson, S. r. Harmed,
5. j. Bailey, p. B. Bentley, ]. J. Ap-
]. J. Valentine, d. r. Cal
'ert, W. J. Goode, Jr., w. A. Nash,
J. A. Coleson, Jack Eason, S. f.
Armstrong, w. M. Askew, Sam Mo
eri and w. N. Ethridge.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-29
100 VISITORS AT
ODD FELLOWS MEET
NEIGHBORING LODGES SENT
LARGE DELEGATIONS
TO MEETING.
HERE MON. NIGHT
West Point, Splunge, Caledonia
and McBee Lodges Repres-
ented at Big Odd Fellow
Gathering Here.

Monday night more than hundre
Odd Fellows from neighboring lodge
came to Columbus for a special meet
ing Of Union Lodge No. 35, Independ
ent Order of Odd Fellows.
Large delegations from West Point
Caledonia, Splunge in Monroe county
and from McBee lodge.
The occasion was arranged to con.
fer degrees on three candidates from
the Splunge lodge, the youngest lodge
in the jurisdiction of Mississippi. The
first degree of the order was impress
sively conferred on the three visiting
candidates by the Columbus team.
The initiatory degree was conferred
on Mr.. Felix McLosky of this city.
The meeting was presided over by
Mr.. v, B. lines, Noble Grand of the
local lodge.
After the formal degree work
Brunswick Stew dinner was enjoyed
in the banquet hall. A hundred men
were present around the banquet
board and short speeches were made
by wishing brothers. Among those
who stoke were: Mr. w. Nelson
Hutchirson of the Caledonia Lodge
and Grand Warden; District Deputy
Grand Master Westbrook of West
Point, ion. Barney Semmenlman,
Past Grad Master of West Point; Mr..
Landin, Noble Grand of the West
Point ldge; Mr.. w. N. Ethridge,
West Pnt; Noble Grand Myers of
the Caledonia Lodge, DR.. Emmett
Jemison, caledonia; Noble Grand Har-
ris of the Splunge lodge and Mr.. M.
, WnI4awrqce, representing the McBeel
lodge.
The melting was one of the most
enthusiast that has been held at
Union LoGe in many years. Visitors
came frona distance for the occasion
and they oppressed themselves as hav-
ing been hyhly pleased and profound
ly impressed with splendid work of /
the degree cam of Union Lodge.
Followin is list of the visitors
with the exception of the West Point
delegation, list of which was not
secured:
McBee-l Younger, M. W. Law
renee.
SplungeR. W. Little, o. A.
Adams, W. Brown, E. ]. Guin, E. {
Q. Brown, MN. Harris, w. M. Lewis,
j. G. Gregot, J. B. White. {
Caledonia-Dr Emmett Jemison, {
A. J. MyersJ. W. Henderson, C. L.
Brown, r. 4 Kilburn, o. A. Miller,
R. B. EggerH. H. Walters, A. A. J
Swanzy, w. lBibb, N. c. West, z. P. F,
Goolsby. I
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-29
ALL COUNTY
INVITED IN
People In All Sections Invited To Be
come Members of Chamber
of Commerce.

One of the prime purposes for which
the Chamber of Commerce was organ
lied is to take care of and develor
the agricultural resources of thi.
county and section to secure market.
for the sale of produce and to assist
the farmers in the solution of the
various problems which they confront
from time to time.
The Chamber of Commerce will de-
vote large part of its energies to
agriculture and farming problems in
general. This is strictly an agricul-
tural section and if there is to be in
dustrial and other development, these
will come as natural result after
our natural resources have been de-
veloped.
When committees from the Cham
Der of Commerce called on farmers
to join the organization the response
was prompt and generous. Nearly a
hundred farmers have already enrolled
their names as members. A commit
tee have worked in the prairie section
and a large committee composed of
Mr.. W. G. Evans, Mr.. d. S. Cox, Jr.,
Mr.. B. X. Sessums and Mr.. Paul
Wells, has devoted much time to solicit
tation in the section east of the river. !
But it has been impossible for these
committees to see everyone, and pres
emit the matter directly. A general
is issued by the Chamber
IF Commerce to the people Of the
county to join the organization and
feel free to send in their names as
of the organization or to
see some member of the committees
while in the city.
Any merchant or business man in
Columbus will go over the details of
he organization, its plans and pur-
roses, and accept membership cards.
The Chamber of Commerce is for ,
III of the people. 1t will devote its
nergies to the common interest, the
ity and the country alike, and es- /,
'ecial emphasis will be laid on the
gricultural phase Of the organiza-
ions activities. !,
Every farmer in Lowndes county
hould be member Of the Chamber !,
t Commerce, and : a broad general
nvitation is extended to everyone to
Din and put his shoulder to the wheel !,
or a greater and better community,
Or progress and development. !,
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-29
CIRCUIT COURT
GRINDING AWAY
CASES SET FOR BALANCE
OF WEEK-STEADY
GRINDING.
is LONG TERM
Nearly Three Weeks Have Been
Consumed Thus Far-Many
Cases Are Continued I'm
ill Next Term.

Circuit court is still in session in
this city. Monday morning the court
started into the third week of the
present term and from all prospects
the docket will not be completed until
Friday.
Judge Carroll has expedited the
work of the term as much as possible
since taking hold more than a week
ago. Judge Tom Lamb, Of Eupora.
cpened the term and presided the first
week, Judge Carroll having recused
himself on account of the Redus trial.
The petit juries summoned for the
inst and second weeks were dismissed
last week and Monday morning two
fresh juries were sworn in.
The following compose the new
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-29
BIG NEWS ITEMS
DICTIONARIES MEET.

Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 2s.-Mcre
than 1000 delegates were in their
seats in the HippOdrome theatre this
morning when Franklin D'Olier, ma
tionai commander, called to order the
second. annual. convention. of the
American Legion. The floor of the
theatre resembled enc of the big po-
litical conventions, state standards
and pennants designating seats allOt-
ted to the various delegations.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-29
COX IN NEBRASKA.

North Platte, Neb., Sept. 2S.-
League Of Nations and agricultural
problems were prominent topics of
Governor Cox, Democratic presiden-
tial candidate, for his Nebraska cam
paign which opened early yesterday
at North Platte, and comprised seven
rear platform and two extended
speeches. the latter yesterday after.
noon at Lincoln, and last night in the
Auditorium at Omaha.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-29
FOURTY.SEvENTH DAY.

London. Sept. 28-Lord Mayor Ter
ence MacSwiney, of Cork, passed an
other bad night in Brixton prison and
was in very weak and exhausted
condition this morning, said a bull
letin issued by the Irish Self-Determ-
nation League. He had little sleep
before midnight, but none after that
time. This is the 47th day Of his
hunger strike.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-29
: = , $%%%%&&%%
: KNOW YOUR OWN CITY. Z
: DO YOU KNOW THAT? =
' BY v. B. lines. 4

YOU TELL EN- crude oil; I'm re-
fined.
+ Civic pride viii bring about City
Beautiful.
4 One way to oppose a thing is to
oppose. the plan by which it is being
done.
Grass and weeds are growing up
around a wrecked buggy on Main
street. Move it.
A good question; ask it frequently:
Are you member of the Chamber
of Commerce?"
A lot of our duties are neglected
for want of time. But we can always
find time for pleasure.
n X
This is a queer world. A fat mans
food makes him fatter, and a thin
mans food makes him thinner.
X X
If you have an idea for community
betterment you will be given an OPP
portunity to give it to the Chamber
Of Commerce.
Every Democrat should send in his
contribution to the Dispatch campaign
fund NOW. Send your dollars for
good government.
n X
Take look at your own place. Do
The trees need trimming? Does the
grass need cutting? Get off and look
around your own place.
Y
The avenues have the right of way !
'ver the streets in the regulation of !
rattle. Cars on streets should stop y
t necessary to let avenue cars pass.
X X I
The Dispatch is now printing the k
Jews furnished by the International +
Jews Service, one of the worlds :
argest news gathering organizations. t
X 9
The people of the county responded
iagnifcently to the Chamber of !:
commerce movement. The Chamber
organized to help ALL the people.
X n
Columbus needs more good citizens.
'oost your town and invite people to .
ONE here. Every new citizen means 9
rom 5000 to $1,000 more business to G
ne town, Did you ever think of it
| this light? o
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-29
CAPT. NELSON INJURED.

Capt. J. A. Nelson has the sym.
pathy of his many friends on &C
count of a painful and unfortunate
accident which befell him Saturday
He stepped into a ditch which was
deeper than he anticipated and as 8
result of the fall he suffered sprain-
ed hip. His many friends hope for his
early recovery.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-29

Mr.. Luther B. Gordon returned on
Sunday from Tuscaloosa, Ala, where
he spent a week with home folks.
Mrs. Gordon and Master Jack Gordon
are still in Tuscaloosa.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-29
CENSUS FIGURES

Mississippi places, Houston 1868,
increase 8; lndianola 112, increase
1,0l4; Moorehead 1900, increase 5e4;
Ruleville 1922, increase 571.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-29

Mrs. B. P. Wells and Miss Virginia
Wells have returned from Starkville,
where they went last week to visit
relatives.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Simpson, of
Tupelo, were visitors here yesterday.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-11-23
Semen lai,uasto?

$. S:ue il111oitetaon 5et5ror1sta,
ettd ippsf. II p:nd n1btiin Seisfa-
-rin etelopuolella 12 loilpaa, ioisto
Dfii al1ffuroi l1belle iaortd. Rltn lai=
1paIla eli ollut fnl1lalliiuuslippuo,
labti l1luutalnio ieuralaiiia 11oottori=
1peneelld laiDan luo, tieoustellen
laimun fanlalliil1,tto. 2oimallo pit
|buttiin ruotiia, lof1ao pun16 uleita
Ilnllito fteliti ia ianottiin fen oletpun
,a!ettontasia rei1nareita ,1eumn5to=
jballltutle11 pl,olestn. 4ln wenecs]d
Ioliiat tieoustelimnt 11litG aluflio
In,lllt 20 pli1pat, jal1ottiin Iailposta,
ctta on poros iaittdii politiiffo fifteen
liza plubna iostafin n1u>1sto
WfD0Sfin mp0ben1nlit1 on n1btp
lpendldiiid ol1tf1ia abferosla tpDsld
)Seisforin eteldpuolella. Noiffoflln-
toloiiet artpcleluat fplees16 olepol
lefd miinoicr tralloufle11 etti rei11o=
'rien oiettoriien.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-11-23
Dtbsli, arlllabdIasta Il
Ole kielletN

@ai9i1stois. = Gi:.,uogn oepart=
menttt 1pisli lual1nistaaS rarprttio
gug'ne 5. Gebsin ciin5!Yis isfeiiet
|iancmalebti siImol;l1ffet, Nli b1nen
|e:n:abousta.rn postl,step,.!' owat
|'oalbeelliiie. 1a''oi alrnllA>uSfiriuri
|&l'rner. Gspa, ,tutentin arniobS,1s-
|fonttori ma .';,i$tco eritp ~ rapport
It,ia iofoiie3t4a aiiasta fdift;ien ,;tst
|toi1ni'1toa ia Min plan tlIr ne nal
|n.istetaan cl:.ifl!i1et be,lsM n,idrii-
taan Oleiienlain'palmoi Ealmerin
luofie bptpaflpttauafii iaIpreiioentti
Milionin bptpdfnttatpdtiis Gn ;ouot=
tu, ettd 25 eli e1len1pi t66lilGn luofan
manfeia on 1papautett1, Iofafl,rn !
paimdn idlfeen, tlonlion nu1utosicu
fa11tto, pfii buon1atl.inn1istu ollln
Suleett 81. Wells, ettirel Seattle
Central 2abor 1eu1noston periibentti,
jota >papal,tettit1 Sort 2entpentportb=
ista tpiime lauantaina tddltQ Mbetc-
tpn iabf0ianomomdGrdpffen iobbosto
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-11-23
&reiffaan 1gntDb fnninaas.

sItbenasta. GGdlld paGtti oife-
11s tanGdn etta funingag slleronoe:
rim aapioliitto Mspaiia Manoiin tous=
Ia of tapiin latlltnen ia ettd lestt OH
tdDiin oll1it fo1nanarpoiiegia oieutosz
ia 1ntebenli f1lninfoan fansia. Sifii
aniiardii oifeus maltion hplrfon1ies:
ten atnamuoan iieeetilla Irfitut fuol
1een funintaan buoneustot ia anita
maan lesfelle bd91elle f1111ll11pat to,pa,
rat ia perinn0t. Mane Manos on t,1-
1etpo di6ifii ia jog lp11tptud on poifa,
tulee bdn perintdan fr,&l,trlln ia mol,
lan> ellei mnato Gle 10 iulistctt1 to-
iapullofii. &oifisfn tapalfiis'n tuot.
tao ipntD1pdn n1iebe,r 11adtlnaont,,lo
palion paantuaipaa oiplpntaatcille
Rreifan fnnia t11Iee pddd in1ddn I'd,
dn ip1tpma,1 1ttiebe,r oifatI5es1a u tiss ieh.
rata iIGGn1 ii &reifo1t 1paltoistl1i,nelle
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-11-23
81 tnntenut metallin trtuoa.

l1ticon, g, 9, ioirooIosia tuli
erdaIie ,ta{spotilaaIle llturi ereb6ps.
$Gnen rinnasiann on ipopi, iota tob-
tori George 81. 5iiber OFT foettonut
porantoa rabirn1i1la, ioto tibetd6n
ffaadreen iiiasid fairaon rinnasia.
@oin1o ei f1titenfaon boitota'pasta pi
taa1spt ia ,heittli fofn. ffdoaaree,1 arnoHaiz
lie iii1lt0ineen tpie1116riin. Nobi,tutio.
jofn pli tobtori 6iiberin omoiiul,tta,
oil pfii mtlligramn,a ia ien binta OH
$4,000 oollarin. 5p6111iebet rpbtni<
mat foi1pa,tstoil,ir Iairoo1an p,npd=
ristollu 1nptG1fleen folliin n1etolli-
iptndier1. &ddre totpottti,tfi1 1ifotpies
n,dristd iairoalon l6bettp1piltd.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-11-23
sS11na t6rmGnnDt Standardization
attumobiiltin.

tScnidlfeel1 fun itu4n n1el,e,pii it,
na torn16ii beioin Buicf autoinobii=
linFi neli1nlesoloo MALTA itd6n Set
rottista, Min1l., ia oil laabannrt iitd
400 ialfoa, fafji lpiinon fl1IiettQiao,
jotfa n1atfl1stitpat o,tton1obiilisiG, pa
fenitpat ia 1nitddn idlfid beisid ei ole
lpoitu loptad fen iGlfeen.
Nutomobiilli of t1ptettp 20 lao-
titolla Green Niner tpDisfiidi, jofo oil
1tdbtdpdsti ostettu Canadian rnjalto
Gnnen fuin Dfiifddn folmesta liitto-
tpallan alianliebestd, iotfa olitDat Set
roitisIu, ferfeiitpdt iaapua ol1tretto=
1nnispaifulle, unarre" oil 1pietD oil.
tosta ia n1l,ita falleuffia, niitten
mnas}u 6 pp0ri,1 rengosta, falnia ia
ipeeoometer, npltlaisiberiffi innoi.
# Mutomobiili tuotiit1 Detroitiin
lnaana1taina ia fe of pabasti ma
bingoittunnt. Otafil1taan, ettta IT'D ie oil
aparnstettu fosfa iiind ei ouut lupa-
firiaa ia fol,een ltu1nero oil uiiLutt,,
pois. .aas as /
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-11-23
Simistbfien ipntpmG,naat anfcnctuat
gurfin fnfistufjen fontta,

Chicago. - vMieheu chamberlain
b1pin1,eioen fappoletoen" lopt0r1iz
men muinoiiisto 2Gnii<Moiior bau-
taantl,neista fo,lpungeisto on Libel
nen 1naboo1Ii11ti1s ia oncrifoloinen
tpastlu1nalaiiuus, ionco tri ESomes
9enrp greasteb gbtcagor pliopis-
tostn. Sri 8reusteo, iofo on Ggpptir
opin ia Stdntoon historian profesio-
I'll iielld> on biliattoin pnlonnut tar,
fost1smatfolto tGrfeislG bol,toortu-
nei5fa fatpungcisia sSoGsI1.
Turfin tpoltofunnou f1lfistl.,ni1,en
OFT auaunut iitpistpfien 1l)l,tplnan,oot
raioitta1nattomalle torfoStufIelle. Sri
Breasted louini. rOn Iiln1iu n1btd-
md, b6n iatfoi, ettii ntcibGl1 e6esiiin1=
me nouiee tiloiiuus jolIo ci ole >pos-
totpcrtao ifunisopin tutfil1liien bis
torios1u.
vSruret fbn1iselGm0n fesfustot
nntiuoiic5ia nloailmoslo, 8obD(oni
ar, ISlpprian, Eeriian Hale5tiinon,
jSppria1L Wob6u 9laIian ia ggpptin
al1ohto,uot folp1lngit> icl1tll ioslo mar
}hoiIinlnot Ii1pistpneet Dbteisfllnnot
1,o,,i iipat iiipistDn11tt0lnppbest1 ia
|raafl1lt6estu tl1omoun Iiipistpstii roo-
Ifudn EUROPEAN = faiffi 1u1ui uor,
feet ibn1is6liirndn refproeista> iotfo
11opeasti ba1pidpdt fofo ieuoulla ssh
linitren it1pdGsia mufaomut iiellG
6iiGuettolndsti o0ottoen fopertoian
lapiota."
On 1naboo(lista tl1ooo maloon iob=
tatpilnlnat 1nl1i11oilet 21nIi Maliaan
bal1oatl1t foltpungit tnIctpun fabbe11:
Duinlenentpiioen eli folmenfpn1n1e.
1tcn tps1ooen 1iiGlld eli ebfd tp1loli}a-
ban riittoniIl6 >poroillo ia fpfe1le=
1piilld perloonollii1ln0ella, tri @rens.
Ite6in ntielipiteeu rn1tfaal,: G1r1d tpl
jriippn1t ornerifaloiitsta Stdnloan
It1ttfiIoista, Ian 1onoi, fentdboen, ettd
|milla111 mllll1la n,aalln ei ole fdptet=
t1lDii 1paroia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-11-23
500, 90 jalokipi varkau$
rev yorki$$a

Ncp Oorf, n1arrosfuln Is y. -
Boliiieio ia iolapoliileia bammaStpt=
ii tanGpGi>p1na 100000 ialofimi>
1porfaus, iota tupabtui Wers. Gbor=
lotte &ia1g Nallrerin ndptteliidttd=
rem fotona tpii6enneIld fuo11llo.
&ertoml1s, iofa ferrottliu poIiilctl=
! Ie oil leuroamasti:
Mr5. 9Salnrer oil lus1la erdds|Q
ipditpallisiel1rasia Monmoutbisia, e..
s., n1aanantoi=iltanu Mrs. Gioney
Drelp'n, liiffutpoiu f,l1pot11 ndptteli=
idttGren fa1151a. Noin fello 9 oifouo
rostpot t,lnfe1,t,1i1pot Mfrs. Ealmeriu
'taloon ia ottiipot ftinni ia t0ptti1pdt
polpelustDton ia p0Dtopolmelijan,
iotfo olimat oinoa1 pdltpcliiot to-
losio.
&1n Mrs. Yolmcr paloli fotii,lo
,pabon jdlfeen p1oler p6r> fol1ne
miestd bD1ffdii bintii mastoar, font
titptit bdnet ia tuffi1pot bdnen I1l>,1io.
Sc ottitpat $780, 900 ortpoiicu foula=
1olsban ia fiiltou0dta turfiflio.
sW0bdn idlfeeu pdiipdu ipalfe,1e=
nliien poDtGpaltpeliia onnistl1i irroit,
tamaon itienia fDDiistd. Sdn 1itten
mapautti Dfrs. Nalmerin ia polipe'
luStDt0n ia tutiui politltt.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-11-23
Weuinats(1pt6 Gnraipena.

@iliattain tebtiin Guraioen piIo=
jim Raltfonien1en fpluSIi iiinitlelpol=
la 2on1u1inronta=l,iil1iielli poifolla
nllbisipilielDstd roitpottoeslo merfil-
li,reu l0pto. &ln1 lnoinittlt poifan
mnofrooio Mfqfel111 poifo foitpoi
|oiao, bltomoli bdn ojan pobiolla jon
fun fotpon clilreen, jofo laben1min
tarfnstettaesia bltolnottiin tuanhon
ral,tafalloelta periiiiin olepan me
neen fofofii. @enettd ei ole 1pield
faitpettlt fofonaiiltubesIaan elm; ie
on Dboestd pnlsta tehtp, flten nulltt-
fin lop0etbt 1pn1,bat mel1eet. Sanas=
ia poifosto on tnnos loDbettp fatis-
fan Fitteitd, ioten on 1ppti ntafiua
tdlld paifalla olleen falastaian
aIltnnon.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-11-23
Eptilaste1t 8onns-inpaffa
.',...'.'' NfinneI Iptasle, .. ~ ...

Dei1ueapolis. itaiIe,NrnIu on
laiuloatiiafunta tebnpt patltof1en,
ionfa m1foan ie n1afiao maoilmon
1otoo,, olaoottaneille Iotilaille It'd.
polffiota (bonl1s), ia oietti bollitus
tdt1 1partcn mpptd!pdfli 1Diioen pro-
Ie,,tin bonbeio. Siolle fotilaita moi
tiiufin naflaa oilutenla tdten fertp=
neest1 robastosto, 1n11tta main oIallc.
ii[I1 1l>,lriu ola eli 10000 ntiest1.
eli ole pield ioonut oiuuttnria. Edn'd
iobtlru iiitu, fun maltiollo Ell ole no.
|rpio tQbdn tarfotufieen. Weoilllttu
hon0iLainu l11enee Min buono5tl fau~
'potji ettei iiita fertpneell1 l1tn1nollo
ua0a robostou fnfoon.
9fohoruiebet intfo taslaf'n tapolf=
ies}a bol1loii iii1pot iiioittaa t1totto=
tposti, lelittdipat, ettd bonoeista ntof@
,jetoou tiff huonoa forfoa, ettei tlt-
fam Dolro niitd ostoo, raboo fun
mci lijoittoa tuottatpmupiintin polf~
foibin. ...
Sos its ponos oliii tl1otto1panrpl
min berGiii bett rabomiesten iion-
auuollilet turteet ia bonbit tcfililpdt
bDlpilt fol,ppanla.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-11-23
gSireiuiasia tutmitsttu upnbbistus"

Wirgil1ia> Mi1ln. - Glen toinlitti
Mirginton poliili "pub6istuficn" loo
bafiecn foupungista faifft buonor
elorr11n tpicttdi6t ia i6ricstdoidt fdo=
bctpif1i. Iorfotl,flen of ioaba iofai<
11cu fuonomaincinen talo p,,hoistc-
tl,fli.
Wangittiin @elia sSob1lion,. ioto
ipDtct6il1 h11onomaia1eilen talon plld=
pitan1iiesta sos Ioi1ella Hohioilelle
|faoul(a. &duen mufanaon lpangittiin
Igrif Sorfolo. 9[ler 2an1pi, 0frs. Sill
8otte eeSob1lion, Worp 9or11itper1,
Gust @pnbi. s. Mepidld ia O'orn
'Ssspbnlon. sSorfalo, Asotie Sohnlo1t,
@sSepidld ia Marp ESobnion tpopal1tet.
! tin ipptt0n1il1ti. Gust @elonoer ia
Gsbter 'Siren tpangittiin lnDosfir
ibuoroSto fdptt0ptpniiest0.
cSllttu Mrpi6 Serue5l1,uato ia Soar
&cisfpn tpastoan, ioita fltuIu5teltii1
fltnnallisoifeubesla toislapiiitpiillii
OF tlrou1oriu 11el11posta Iiirrettp ilu1r,
1pala1nicbist6n tutfittatpQfii.