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The Washington times., 1921-10-02
Ks GET FL AG-G RFFS CNC FIRST DIVISION HILL T0PPERS
GiDe Georgetown Fight
Touchdown Decides II
Lebanon Valley Warriors Die Hard, to 0, w
5 @ Rough Play Marking Contest.
BY LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

GEORGETOWN displaying much and little
Its grdon campaign American
~ fore fair sized crowd with victory Lebanon
O. Toward the end Of the conflict the bit
Bill Kenyon Georgetowns varsity
roughness
thirtysx yards half the distance
Tanker kicked MARITIME the back
lying the ground. 49,
The Htoppers scored in the period
first quarter with the Blue and Gray Lebanon oyd line
line and Bin Kenyon kicked the goal from touchdown
ebanon goal and the end of the caught moving
The Washington times., 1921-10-02
DONE
AS WHITE SOX
GRAB CONTEST
Defeat, Coupled With Yanks'
Victory, Ends Chase for
American League Flag.

~ HICAGo, Oct. cleveland,
eliminated from the American
League pennant race when
Yankees won the first game Of
double-header with Philadelphia at
New York, slipped back another
notch this afternoon when they lost
to the White Sox, 8 to 8.
Although the Indians gave Uhle q
lead by scoring four runs in the
first inning. he failed to hold II, and
the Sox drove him from the mound
in the ninth inning.
fair, with the Chicagoans having the
better of the batting. /
First Inning.
CLEVELAND - Jameson struck
out. Wamby walked. Evans re.
ceived q single on q long ny!
that Hooper tackled and could mott
hold. wamby going to third Wood
singled over second, scoring Wamby. Il
Evans stopping at second. Stephenson
doubled on the rightfield foul line.
scoring Evans and Wood. SeweIi
singled to right. sending Stephenson
and Sewell was run down, johnson u
Mulligan to Collins. Stephenson SCOT
ed ON the play. Shinault flied to
Mostil. Four runs, four hits.
CHICAGo-Uhle tossed out John
Russell. Uhle lined to Strunk. Col
Inns bounded to Burns. No runs. no
hits, no runs,
T.. Second Inning.
CLEVELAND - Hodge replaced
Russell. Uhle lined to Strunk. Col
Inc Il. - -
flied to Mostil. No hits, no runs.
CHICAGO-Wamby threw out
Hooper. Shelly doubled to right.
stopped at third. Mulligan singled
to left, scoring Sheely and putting
Mostil on third. Yaryan doubled to
left, scoring Mostil and sending Mul-
ligan to third. Hodge tanned. Steph-
enson tossed out johnson. Two runs.
four hits.
Third Inning. ~
CLEvELAND-Evan singled to
left. Wood reached first on Collins
tumble and Evans went to third.
Smith ran for Wood. Hodge tossed
out Stephenson. johnson tossed out
Sewell and Evans scored. Johnston
batted for Burns. johnson threw out
Johnston. One run, one hit, one err
ror. ..' .'. w.
CHICAGo-Smith played right
field and Johnston first base for
Cleveland. Sewell whipped OUT
Strunk. Collins flied to Evans.
Sewell threw out Hooper. No runs,
no hits.
Fourth Inning. 10
CLEVELAND - Shinault walked.
Uhle hit into adouble play. Johnson TO
Collins to Shelly. Collins threw out
Jameson. No runs, no hits.
CHICAGO--Sheely was safe on
wamby's low throw. Mostil popped
to Sewell. Mulligan singled to left.
putting Shelly on second. Yaryan
doubled off the center field fence,
scoring Shelly and sending Muiligan
to third. Stephenson tossed out
Hodge and Mulligan scored. Yaryan
took third. johnson flied to Jamie.
son. Two runs, two hits, one error
a Fifth Inning.
CLEyELAND--wam singled to
center. Evans hunted and forced
wamby, Hodge to Johnston. Smith
Continued on Rass .
The Washington times., 1921-10-02
>Ynnks> Make Sure of II
Humble Mncks TUice
Gothamites Capture American League Pennant for
First Time Winning Double Bill, 5 to 3, and to g.
By JACK vEIOCK.

By JACK VEIOCK,
Internatisnal News Service sporting Editor.
ANEW YORK, Oct. Joy reign
IN ed supreme among Gotham
~ baseball fans tonight, for as
the sun sank behind Coogan's Bluff
New York had captured its first
American League pennant and cor
nered It's first world series.
The Yanks clinched the Junior league
gonfalon by falling on the lowly Phila-
delphia Athletics for 5-to-3 victory in
the first game Of q ouble-header,
thereby eliminating the Cleveland In
dams and bringing the hottest pennant
race baseball has known to a close.
The second game OF today's twin
bill went to the Yanks, to 6.
Il. Mays Gets Credit.
pitching staff. Is credited with the vic
tory, but 1t was the persistent hitting
behind him more than his pitching
tina: that clinohes the sonfalOn in the first
A fine crowd of nearly $4,000 fans
sat in at the killing. They saw q re-
cruit Philadelphia pitcher, Jimmy Sulli'
van by name forge his way ahead IN
the first five innings, painting vision
Of defeat, for his teammates got to
Mays in the fourth and scored three
runs by heavy hitting that sobered Up
the big crowd.
Two hits by Mays and timely stick
work by Pipp, Schang and Miller. &C
counted for the defeat Of the Athletics.
The Washington times., 1921-10-02
VIII Meet Monday.

TRINITY A. c. wants games with
ieS-pnund teams. Dick Tennyson,
$500 Reservoir street northwest, IL
rnanSyar. The Trinity Members meet
The Washington times., 1921-10-02
YEsTERDAY's OAMFs.

New p rS a oston i -
CinoinnstL 8; Chicago. ..
(cNiisd IN ninth. darknsssl.
The Washington times., 1921-10-02
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

TODAY's GAMES.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston at New York.
Cleveland at Chicago.
81. Louis at Detroit.
Yesterdays GAMES.
washington, 7-s, Boston, 2-l.
New York, SCI; Philadelphia, SIS
Second game, IL inningsl.
Chicago, 8. Cleveland. 8.
=, st, Louis, IL; Detroit 9.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
w. L. Pct. w L. Pct.
New Yo'k % IS .s1s Brooklyn, 7s rs sos
Pittabur'h 50 s3 $50 Cincinnati 10 81 asa
81. Louis. 81 IS .b7s Chicago. 90 80 AL
Boston. 10 "a .b11 Phila.... 81 lo3 .s3t
TODAY'S GAMES. . 3D..
pftNahurHh NJ 81 I,ouia
The Washington times., 1921-10-02
Fourth Inning.
Fifth Inning,

CLEvELAND--wamby singled to
center. Evans hunted and forced
wamby, Hodge to Johnston. Smith
Continued on pass %
The Washington times., 1921-10-02
Seventh Inning.

ArHLET1cs-wit. Gisd gu. %
The Washington times., 1921-10-02

PHILADELPHIA grounded
out to Pipp, unassisted. Dykes
bounced to Mentally, who threw him
out to Pipp. Peck threw c. Walker
out. None across.
NEW YORK-Miller singled to
right. Peck sent a high fly to WEIGH.
Ruth forced Miller at second. Brazil to
Galloway. Meusel forced Ruth. Cal.
loway to Dykes. No runs. one hit. no
errors, one left.
The Washington times., 1921-10-02

WASHINGTON-P Threw out
Judge. Harris hunted and Foster
threw him out. Milan flied to Pratt
No runs. no hits. no errors. none
left. #.-. I'D
BOSTON - McInis was out,
o'Rourks TO Judge. Collins singled TO
center. Harris threw out Bush, Har-
ris fumbied SCOTS grounder, Collins
reaching third. Harris threw out
Continued on Page y
The Washington times., 1921-10-02
GRIFF PITCHERS
GET SUPPORT IN
TWIN VICTORY
Zachary and Erickson Show
Glass on Slab While Team
mates Slam Red Sox Heayers.
By BURT WHITMAN.

noST0N. Oct. 1.-The Senators
II won both ends Of double
header from the Red Soy To-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-26

up all through central and western Eu-
rope and in the United States.
Hair color Is significant as showing
whether Nordic or Mediterranean blood
predominates in the individual. 1t does
not reveal the presence Of Alpine blood
SO readily for the Alpine stock usually
show brown hair Of an intermediate
and indeterminate shade. The shape OF
the head would be more valuable In de-
tecting that particular strain.
!: The Nordlc and the: Mediterranean
stocks have different qualities, accord
ing to the carbohydrates The Nor
dies are noted for, their combativeness,
their organizing ability and their sense
Of order: The, Mediterranean race on
the other hand, Is noted for its artistic
and musicatl ability. and its creative
genius generally. while in war and gov
ernment:;it Isl not conspicuously sue
cessrui: It is the theory Of some sclen-
lists that nearly ali ,of. the. great Euro
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-26


pean governments were organized by
NordIcs. They claim that the original
Romans were Nordics from the north
and that when this. stock died out, due
to an unfayorable climate. the Roman
government collapsed. This pretty. the
ory has never been proved.
In fact the whole matter Of race char
acteristics is little understood. Typi-
cally, a tall blond man should be good
executive, a reliable, conscientious fel-
low, not apt to get excited or act sud
denly on impulse. but rather lacking in
Imagination and. enthusiasm. These
latter qualities should be found rather
in q brunette.
You can find much to contradict that
notion, and; you can dismiss 1t, with a
.shrug il you want to. But you can also
find by common observation some facts
to support it. For example, is it with
out significance that the engineers Of
ocean.going. boats men upon whom
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-26

him a letter pledging his aid for a
swimming pool fund. called at the
White House last Thursday and met
the president.
Well, John, how's the fund for the
swimming pool coming along?"
John was suffering from a bad case
Of stage fright. He couldn't talk. :.
The president took Out his Wallet Sc
lected a $50 Bill and said he wanted to
buy that many tickets: But John had
only tW5o, so the president laughingly
gave q him the fifty anyway. Just then
Secretary Of the 3 Treasury Mellon
walked in, The president pointed hinn!
out ,t to young Wackerman: ,,,...,.
'There, John, is the man who has fl:.:
charge Of more more money than anyone else
In In the world. He'll. help us on our
swimming pool" e., -,
"Tou bet I WILL: replied Mr; Mellon
as he fished oiit a twenty and handed dec
it to the youngster. -. - -
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many lives dependable almost always
blond men-either scotchmen OF Scan
dinavlans? And how many such tall
blonde Scots and swedes will you find
in such occupations as designing, In
terror decorating. teaching and per-
forming music, which require a sense
of form and color, a delicate ear for
sound.
. 1t is we'll to study hair color as one
more key to the mystery Of personali-
ty, but let us hope that the tendency to
draw hair-color lines. will not spread.
and that the Order Of the Golden Fleece
will remain local.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-26
SPAIN SHUT orr
No Market In That Country Now Fer
- ~ American Cotton. > -: ., :.

NO WIdrKcG III iuHr VUuHklJ HVW'TUt
- q. American Cotton. -: ., :.
Spain is apparently shut off:!as, "a
market II i t: for American cotton ftjsi for the
time + Being, Being according IS Comiliiaereial
Attachss Charles H" Canathhlg Ham It
Madrid, : who informed the DEPART irtmsnt
Of Coiniiimeerce today that spain = W VII
oiv'eerstosldKed with cotton q aaa COTTON {
textiles: uhdsr normal eirctimstaaeee555 8 :
he declared Spain would at: this :sea!
son Of the year be able 70 consumsi
about 100000 more bales of american !,
cotton, but there IS: now. q surplus
which viii probably: Msftt about lfiSii istts stx
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-26
"sWlMMIN' HOLE" BOY CALLS.

Johnny Waekerrnan Visits President
Harding.
Twelve year old John G.. .Wacker-
man, the boy who. became famous over
night when President Harding wrote
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-26

LAS d t'rlil rrtlile Rs7sSffhlesajj people have
the best dispositions! = ,.,csha;:,ss,. :, s
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-26
Flour. ! / J! j !. !. !.

We have. ave a fresh shNHsas osstas
elegant Flour: II yon ha'G sf1 NEE
ROSE you Know. that no other aoaIri ts,
IN its, class. n you haven atS =
bose, We; invite You to tt.9 :aaIe; ;saas: :,
then you, Will be aIMETRQSE; 9sers!
OTHER NEW, ,ARHIyAtesz:. i; :. & i:
|; PfCKLES-Sweet ana; Solr Etfklss7-
loose in barrels ,s and also ih. bDttas1s$
i MAY oNS;AtISE :DKEsaSai sSs {IIae
popular Sunbeam branG: ;f83nS 1ttsr.
! SUNSHINE CoBTEE@.,|Ms,la.ny ,|s,l 1 Sltsh9- .lgEt
mers say,it ,is, the; best. ever Rut nElaia y
sealed tins every can /: !t!s
We have hs it and peeple, ;RhSa use, se,,,,p Y
say it is better than ;coaa aaSntseed; ri mi!H'
Try can: ers two. sYoA,,ll ahksst fasl;.:.
I'M. 9, MoI.AssMEs,;: M d. Ill:
we have supply Of New. Grop, Pure
Game MG.asses% In Cans, Il: lss gpoas ::
sHiB|RERlls ) 5j;siE ii. i eUl1l't l'
. . 4. IT
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27
Sn6lnaiuat nitao

@osbiretonista tieSotetaarl. etm
mpfpifen fonsresiin toixinta ei ioo
fu,triataan aitann lai1,fGd6dnnan a
Iolln. aofo tointinta on paliasta a
ior.buftaa. ima:nitaon tie0oisia. 90
1otnarrpo ballituffen olelpan oiipon
totu1ittoniar, mrit1li iuadinfin on q
Fprmfiesiii iirbbe EUROPEAN.
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SmfmpnolifasmatitS ia 7ifnpnpli-
tauoit

DbG pIeiiemmin on 10 oiipallcttu
ett1 fouIuisia OH oppilaille nnnet-
toipa opetilsta iufirpuoliaiioisia,
min ettG be oppilpaf' niita oifein
9ntnmrtGrl1Gn moionfieen iitten
pGlttGG iufitpuolhpGarinfu
til iobt,npia ipaaroia. Sn aiipan Of
fem 5uomoutettii, etti lasten on pa
remrpi iaaoa niisti aiioista opetta-
iiltonn ia mathematician opettolpId
ia pubtaaslo mielesia annettija ie
litpfiiG ennen fllin bltonot toapertt
ebtilpGt beib1n ntielifnlpitufIenia pl
lutn lifoiiilla ielitpflilldan. ybopS-
maltain pleinen terpepsiplrasto on
npt rpbtpnpt fepGiimadn tilastea laa
oofieen ielmille. mibin aifaan ipil-
neist1Gn iufitpuoliopetnsta oliii on
nettaapa, ettei ie tuliii l;ian mpo-
!5Gdn. EGban asti ei iiuri mihaan
tilastou ole olenlnsia iiita misfd /
idsI1 Iufupuolitauteio eninumin ban
fitaan,
See mabGiiet tilastot, ntitd on o.
le,nasSa. oio;ttapat, etta inuri ola
Iapiista iGttGI foi,lun 10 fauan EN-
men iitd ifaG, iosia ilifltpnoIiopet,is
talpalltiesti annetnan. Saban asti
footuisto tieSoisto piiattaen napttud
iiItd. ettG 10 tpiiben- ia filuoentois-
ia mmooen panboisia pojisiafin ta-
pataon ilfilpuolitauteio. @nimnlun
q, niitG 10 ia % ifilpuoiien ipd-
|IilG oleipisla n,iori,taiiisia. 9aboen
fprnmenennen folmannen ifdipuooen
idlfeen p1benee niioen lufitntdara
pbtd nopeasti fuin ie oil nousiut-
fin. geaiiisia tapabtlii tanta faittt
fobta tpuottn nuoremnlallu iialla.
SID 16:sta 90 :een ifGpuoteen on
bprpin tGrfeG ifGfaiiit iilIa iilloin
loppuu taipalliiesti foiilupfapnti ia
monet meneip1t naimiiiin. @llei in-
fnpnoIiopetnstu ole enuen tdtd ifdd
'annettu, on ie Iiian mpobnistu.
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Silsnli ntatfailijain maafii

Slomen Dallitlifien ianotaan ipa
faipasti borfitleipan tpiralliien mat
tailiiatointen iariestGntista objaa-
mtnan matfaiIiiaIiifettd, wariinfin
onrerifaIaiiia n,attailiioita Snomeen
fboilemoan ien Iuonnonfaitneiitta
ia n1btGipppfiid. iknoittaipat Gme-
ritan yiiaafen 9tistin 1iipirisia
oleipat >tpirtailiiat pddmuialleen
@asbinstomiin. Sc otpat iboilIeet
Suon,en n,oiiemria, ZEN idrtpia ia
lpnorta, fen bansfoia fDlmi ia talon
poitain or#intafeista pufeiitumista-
pao. mrifG faiffi tarioaiii oimalltiia
oibeitn taiteiliiain iitpeItimelle. Btl
fas 8iipurin fa,ipunfi, iotn ON s.
ti-Suon,en teolIii,liisfesfltsta, fan
nattoa tGpiin ballitufien atfettn
ntatfailiioliiffeen iubteen, itlld len
liifentiebet oitpaltatpdt, ettd ntattat
IiiaIiife merfitiee liifettd ia tlnto't-
tonrista. &airpitnfi itie on ertttnin
IuonnonibannlIa paifalla ipeiten pmt
p1roim1nG. SilIG on bDipdt pelitul
f,ine,itpot iiidnnaabon tanaipien toitt
ia, roittoteistii pitbrtnattafadrt.
SilmtalldpitGen nlDosfin matfatli
ioItiffeen eIabopttdmistd pttnd bal
Titus eritpist6 buolta raiitatetttenia
parontamiiesta. yept 10 otpat NAL
ton omistamot 5000 miailta rau-
toteitd erinomoiiesia firnnosia. Sit
nat fnlfeipat fadnnoIliiesti idapnen
oienriIle ,miniuitillsen. *xstatss on
Snsuea routateind ferrasinan taal
rtfefpoiren. Gen ospat @nrertton Asit
nofen @istin pirfailiiat bnontanneet
motfoiIlnot eri pfista ntauta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27
9eosiuoieu SaIafnlietxs
@IIisIoaren iiirtoIai

@IIisiaaren Iiirtolatsfonlisl'o-
reri on ilmoittnrt,it, eth laitpoien
miebiston mdlitpfieIla ON taifellais
ten rospoien naaba,tt,ionti mnoz
bostlin,t oiteen ,npoarpaipafii ia
atbfoarpoff. Sdll- paittda enroopa-
inistesl rifoIIi isten pafenelpon tiinne
anafioen fltiiria iunuttia erifuiitlIe
snIaflilietlisjGrjestoille
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SnIipalo haiuittampt fnnpnnsin

altbens, Co., tamtntif. = Suuri
ola @tbeniin Iiifeolastoo oil raun'-
oina tt. 25 b. ia artuioitiin, eta
t,,Iipolo, iofu aifoi ,parbafn aanlil
Ia Ia b6tpitti npaan tafaile folnle to
fsnoish plofia. aibeutti noin a
miEnonan bolDurin ipabingon. Sb-
nrisbenaaIbattaa & ilmoiteta tapab
tlineen.
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Sidtsia fiirtslaisten pGGiSstd Or
b9Sualtpibiu

6. 9eiitG, iotfa on boufilteltll to-
bi apustettu iiirtpm,GGn tdbIrl rlaa
ban tpopaifan lupu1ifiella tabi lot
ia oipat iitelttiineet iofo iiiilHtiesti
tobi firialIiiesti tefenl1an tiallI
iotafin tpotG tabi iotfd opat Iaapll-
meet tGnne ulfontaiIla painettnien
liulfaiiuien ia iaettiien tDopdteu ct
| iilp1in il1noiti,sten jobbosta, ei las
feta iopimlis- eli fontrdbtitpoldili-
nj naaban. Yoiffei,fien taslds mito
bostatpot naptteliint, taiteilijat,
luennoitiiiat, laulaiat, iairaanboito-
iat, papit. pIiopistoien ia ieninao-
rien opettajat, min ianottiiien oppi
nei6en antmattien barioittaiat, ta-
louspnlapeliiat, ndptteille paniiat ia
beibGn ap,laiienia iefa antHtattitci
tilrit, Jos niitd tds'i taaasia ei ole
iaotaipo,ta ia etl,fiteen on lnpo lao
tn ler1nloisten anluattitattnr'en
nlaaban t,iomiIeen.
7. llltomaalaiiet tptot, iottn tii-
leipat t1nne ntenndfieen naimi!iin,
lpi61tet11n iiirtolaisipiranonlnis-
ten buostasin fiji. fiinnes miran-
omaiiet ospat iaaneet tppopttfrpan
tpnfin,ben beiban b,iolebtimiiestoon
|iifii flinnes pibfi,ninen tapabtuu
8. Dsaibin ei Iasfeta t6 puotta
ipanbentpia iilfonaolaiiia, iotfa ci-
mat oiaa Iiifea englannin fielta to
lbi iotafin nt,,,ita fieItd tabi n1rr-
|retta. Senraaipat benfilorpbntdt
nr,tooostapat tdsiG fubteesia f,inl-
rrinfin poitfeufien:
a. SenfiIot, iotfa otpat rliiiuriilli
iesti fpfenemGttonri1 llifemaan;
b. gbbpstpaItain fanfalaisten,
lailIiiesti yb6pstpaItoibin lasfetiin
nIfontalaiien tabi tabGn ,,tndbau
paaien1Gan oifeiitetun uIfomadlniien
55 ipuotta nansentpi iii tdbi ito
I'D, tabi bdnen Gitinid. iioaitinld,
naimaton tpttGrenFi tabi lesfefii
| ioutunut tpitdreniG, ionfa bGn to-
bdn maaban tiiottaa tabi tuo nru-
fanaan;
c. benfilo, iofa pprfii gbopsmal-
(toibin pnfoon usfonnollista matnoa
ontasIa irlaasiaan;
D. benfilo. iofa on lailliiesti ntan
lhan IasfettMna aifaiienttrttn aiitnnt
tG1Ild pbtdmittaa 5 ipiiotta ia po-
Iaa tGnne fliiSen fiiufaiiben itiallo
tddltd Rbbettpdan.
| e. benfilo. iofa tillee DboDsmal-
ltotbin airodstaan IGpifulfiid mar
ten.
i +. Ybbpstpaltoibin Iaillifesh los
fettu ulfoniaalninen iota ntDobent-
min io,ttitn lapifulfumattalla tut
tenann ilfoutaiien aliieen lapi. Sdl
Ira EapifulfunntfaIla moi ban iptt-
ppG forfeintaan 60 pditpdd ja tot
iotaan bdnen olleen l1pifulfuntat'
faIla, MALTA bun paIaiii Obbpsipal
toibin ianiasta paifasta, mistd bon
I1btifin;
i q. fongresiin bppGfipmdin napt-
Etelpi6en nGptteiIle paniiat ia beioar
apulaiienia.
| 9. Sob utaaban uifotpalla iiirto-
laiiella on tGdliG b1ipdsid iubtees'
ia oletpia iiifulniiia, Min moifuat bt
beIpoittaa tatfinliista ldbethlntullc
liaopumislotanlnn iiirtolaiswirar-
ontaiielle tooistaffia. affioaipit, to-
81 msii {dsstxsfa. iotta sfosHa-
tpat Observation-Disclosures. Sanpti,
|ipan iiirtolaiien mimi iefd laimor
mimi ia oootettit iaaplintispGipd on
|naisid tooishafiisia eboottomastI
utainittoipa, nriintoin ei nhsta OLE
funrtafaan apua iiirtoIaiswirart-
on,niiille.
= W1ontreaIiS5a on tpottonttlls
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27

-. Biine tiistaina oil gesiente-
rtsiS oito ubtna,po tidipaIs hun
hIi isttpi Flo 1 pSIId gter tesfterin
ia aotteIifien fabtpiIam ratenniif-
ltsio. wobimfo armoiooan $4,000
- $4,000. Sulen fpdttetadn pdas-
feen irti aatteluHen tabiuilan dip
,tirMStn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27

= Ga,,abasia on tpottomppspro
bIeenria foetettii ratfaista NJ. NJ. fl
ten ettd on pfiitpiSten tpontpdlitps-
toimistoien tilalle afetettli ballituf-
len toin,istoia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27
2t6ateplliin.ns

@nsbinston, tan,mif. : 3olpten
toista Gdnen enenmtistolla bp'pdt-
fpi Iiittoienootti td,iman toistelta-
tpona oueen dbbot,iffere lfbateoll'-
f,nl6en ia toisten fariateolltinrs-
toimistoien ofettantiiesta liittoballi-
ti,flen fGannostelpn nlaiiefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27

- &ansfan iiuii p1Gministeri on
lauillnilt ettG &nnsfalla OH poimaa
ia tabtoa pafoittoa Safia riiiu-
moan oieenia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27
Vol. 16
Snpmen ,tmtiiia

Silanteesta Betiamosia ilrnoite-
taan, ettii ipaiffafin raubaniopintus
on astuniit woinaan ia ien> alueen
tuIiii OLD npt fa4inpuolin Quo
nleen liitettprG, eitpat neilnostoiou
fot, eiapatfG entiiet miranonaiiet o.
lie poistllneet, lpaan eleiletpat Betfa
mon alueilIo. Se ianolpat etteiip1t
be Observation-Disclosures buolimatta
aio poistua iielti ennenfliin iuonm
Iaiiet otpat HittGneet Hepolan ia
Roraiaripen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27

= NeunostG5allit,ifien "labetti-
l1Gn" Nsarteniin farfoitifiella Of
Icnee. il,uri ,paifutus maania BALI
tifien mnstaiii;n iliunnitelmiin mi
fdli tieoot fertoipat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27
arimim pafolnlict fnolemasfa nal
fGGn
Weimli

SaIonifi, tonumif. = Weifdli
t6all1 tieSetG1n on 10000 &rett-
Fasn arinlin Hientimaalto ia &au-
uaaiiosto htoSia Safsdhieta ndlh-
fnoIeman tpaapasfn eIleiapGt liitts-
Ioismoltoien bolIitifiet moi ldbet-
tia pian apiin. 9reifta ei moi beis
td buolebtia buonoien tolouoellisten
oIoiubteittenia tafio, panstalniiet Q
hot Iopettareet mpustustoiminnn
IA on toto otp,ististpO npttemmin
uuuttamiem on,erifdIoisten tiitsid,
jeiIh ei ole riittGipid iparoia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27
ssfGipalLam aiiat

g5uris, toturtif. = Hllttoiitllflel-
ben ualtoien forfeinnton neitipos-
ton fofoaifieSin tebtiin epionnistii-
nut pritps sStdipollat iefaipat ia
friitilliIen rdba-oiiolliien ttianteen
iGttamiiefii taniainliiton rattaista-
motif.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27

= Mount 8erionista ilmoite-
taan ettd mlluan ntetobistien snti-
nen pappi @up @ple on baipaittu
'olalliiefii irlireen postiIdffiwartni-
teen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27

= Wtentpbiiistd, Tenn. tlmoite'
toon ett6 iiellG on fuollut % ber-
fe1 ia louftaantuni,t 80 gaioltlni'
fGili6n rajubopf!esiu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27

= Srlannin tilanteesia ei ole ia
pobtunut nlulltosta iinne eif1 tin-
ne; ro,ibattomlr,,fiia mlirbineen ia
nuine mathematician jatfuu e
6elleen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27

= Sofian nIfoministeri on fe-
litt6npt fpitG mifii Safia ei taboo
ola tefentiiisiG Ber,didn fnnsia:
m. m. Safian IbettilIdn fuolema
on fanot,tn moan tabolta iolpitta-
malta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27
Waorteniin m,,,fana Idbti W-

bnsipaIloista tt. % p. faiffioan rs
farfoitettua pinnista. Wartens os-
ii piletin folntanteen luoftaan, NUT
ia iiioitettiin filti iaipasia eniinmi
ieen litoffan11.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27

$eIIinein pdenlosfu ofoittoa ct
ia taiiprngtsia on faiffioan 1867
$50 ofirfosta. b,npiIotmipungit m,t
fadn Iiettitnn.
wariinaiieIIa foiipunfdIieeila =
II 16O,864 ofrfnsta. Suomeapiibn-
ipia oil toto aiitdsIaUusta 116,-
9S2, riiotiiapubupio 64119 ia MT
III ioiIla of uuni aioinfieli 4,sb4'
Sihipaitfi oil tairp,tneisia 75 ben
fiIoS ioiben aiSinfieIestd ei ole im
tu ieIpppttd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27

- Sar6insin n,ielesta eitpit "
merifun ionon,afeboet ole eniinfdan
ibanteeIliiia; ne foetteletpat tppbpt-
tad ibmisten rutisndIfdG fertonal-
la rifosi,ittltia pfiitpisfobtatiesti
i1ttaen oateelilunoen iipuieitafii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27

= $aroing OH febottanut etc
lanfanioia ,nobtamaan entiiet en-
natfolliulot. filla republifaanien of
ielma tGbt61 toto @merifan fanida.