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pretors OF theaters. circuses. auto
mobile bus lines. shooting galleries
and h Ike Is proposed in one OF n
series % amendments 10 the Repub-
hean tax revision BIN offered today by
Senator Simmons Of North Carolina.
on behalf OF the Democratic members
OF the finance committee. The bill a.
reported 10 the senate proposes repeal
OF the corporation stock tax and re-
tertion OF the other axes
, 1921-09-29
HUNTERS SHOOT FAST
TO KILL THREE BEARS

BASIN. wyo.. Sept. 2s.-The liveli.
est few minutes in the lives Of A. s,
Moore and Homer Renner came when,
while hunting neal Paintrock. they
encountered n mother bear and two
~half-grown cubs. They killed all three
bears. but the Job took some fast and
accurate shooting.
, 1921-09-29
WAR ORPHANS ARRIVE.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-Sixty-eIeat
orphan boys and girls arrived yester-
day from Poland on the steamer Es-
o They Will be sent to friends
and distant relatives by the war or.
phan bureau of the joint distribution
bureau.
, 1921-09-29
Stag Party for
Ed Schultz.
PERSONALS


Mrs. ]. Z. Hanvsy left last night
FOR Denver where she VIII spend the
remainder OF the week visiting with
friends.
Mrs. H. r. Lathrop and children
have returned to their home on South
Center street after spending the sum
mer months at their mountain home.
formerly known AS the Becker cabin.
Miss Mae RedIngton has returned
from a months vacation spent at her
home in Gaiesburg. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Gehr are Ieav-
ing for the east where they win visit
with relatives in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nelson of Tul-
ga, Okla. arc visiting in the city at
the home of Mfr. and Mrs Lorcnz
Grayson on South Spruce street.
NJ. J. Gothberg who has extensive
interests in the Iowa Wyoming and
the vlctor.wyoming OIL companies
has left. overland for Southern Cali
fornia where he viii spent several
weeks.
Miss Efne Nolan left yesterday for
salt Creek waere she will attend to
business matters.
zoe L. May of the May Tank COM
pany has returned from a hunting
trip of several days and reports great
success.
Lee Stock and party left yesterday
on a hunting expedition of several
days.
j. Costello left last night on a short
business trip TO Denver.
John Trevett and party are II the
Casper mountains on a camping trip.
They are expected to return to tho
city today on account OF the SHOWS
in the mountains yesterday and last
night.
A. J. Hardendorf OF the San Juan
Petroleum company now operating In
the Bolton creek fields. left yesterday
on ar overland trip to southern Cali
fornia.
pr. NJ ]. Nolan has returned from
the east AID has opened offices for
his practice in the Midwest building.
DR.. Nolan was formerly associated
with DR.. N. c. Gels.
Mr.. and Mrs Con Shea are the pa
rents of a baby girl born at the State
hospital yesterday morning. Mother
and child are doing well and will soon
be able to receive their friends.
Miss Ada Flynn. who Is associated
with the Citizens National bank. left
last night for Fort Dodge. Iowa.
where she will spend her vacation at
her old home.
Mrs. Irving Ehrensoft OF Glenrock
is spending the day here OF g chop
ping trip and visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Spencer.
, 1921-09-29
Linen Shower for
Bride-to-be

Linen Shower for
Bride-to-be-
Mrs. Henry johnson on South
Beech street. entertained at q dinner
shower yesterday afternoon in honor
Of Miss Bessie Bosley whose marriage
10 Mr.. Paulley IN n OF the social
events Of M near future. The guests
were h friends OF Miss Bosiey who
are teaching In the Casper schools.
The gifts were presented to the
bride-to-be by Master Clifford Briggs,
and the honoree received many lovely
linen articles for h home
Flowers following h color scheme
OF pink and white were used as deco.
rations ana a delicious luncheon menu
also carried out the colors in great
detail. About 20 guests were served
by the hostess
, 1921-09-29


Mary KAssis. Ruth Ccen. Edna Kas-
sis. May Francis and iced Eshelman
Jr-
Reception at
o. E. s. Meeting.
Following h regular work at the
meeting OF h Order OF Eastern Star
which will be held this evening. a re-
ception WIN DO rendered In honor OF
Mrs. Viola Meohiing. grand matron.
The Woodbine chapter OF the East
ern Star OF Douglas will also be
guests at the meeting.
Stag Party for
Ed Schultz.
Mrs Henry Bayer was hostess last
evening at a stag dinner in honor OF
Ed Schultz number OF prominent
business men were the guests and fol-
lowing the dinner a pleasant evening
was spent.
, 1921-09-29
HONEY, HONEY HONEY,

It has como to my attention that
some dealers arc shipping In light
weight comb honey. This 10 all right
IL It is sold for q reasonable price.
Dealers arc asking s5c Per pound for
my fancy comb which l guarantee to
weight not LESS than IS ozs. per
section and many sections weigh as
much IS Is CTS. and over. Not less
than 1914 o. sections is No. l II
all capped and fastened to four sides
of section. No. / Is really worth the
price asked. but 10 to II OF. sections
are dear at Csc. for they r more
or less brtien and leaky. I offered
one dealer. and sr1 offer them all
this light and broken honey for 81
per case less than they have paid
so far. When you buy a comb Of my
honey ask your dealer to weigh It
and see to II that you get your mon
ey's worth. VIM. MosTELLER.
e-2s-tf
, 1921-09-29


ISOLATION Of Title men held in Omaha
<eb- They made the trip 10 Omaha
in their Packard motor car and after
the close OF h convention toured a
number Of eastern states Mr.. Anda
county commissioner. reports that the
crops are In an unusually splendid
condition throughout NebraskA
Mrs James Neville who Ia. beer
visiting with relatives here for the
past several months. left last night
for her home IN Topeka. Kan
Miss Lois LonEshore who Il enrolled
in the University Of Colorado. at Boui.
der, has been pledged Pi Beta Phi
sister Is also sister of the same soror.
ny and Is an active member Of the
PiPhi alumni club here
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Parker OF EN-.
poria. FSan.. who have been visiting
shumalzer o n South Center street. left
last night for their home Mrs. Parker
is a sister OF Mr.. shumaker.
The Little Brick, which has recent
iy been purchased by T. H Bal. has
installed a complete line of Melon
aid candles. The CONNECTIONS viii be
shipped from the factory IN salt Lake
City Zach weei and will always be
fresh In all assortments-
II. H.. Jolly OF Denver left last night
after spending several days here look
ing after business interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Scott are in
Greybun preparing for the opening
Of the new store to be operated by Mr..
Scott in addition to the clothing com
|pany here.
n. Doren OF St. Louis. Mo-. who has
been here attending to business inter
ests has returned to his headquarters
in the east
Z. A. Mitchell is here from Chicago.
Ill. calling on business men of the
city.
]. w. Ray, who was registered at
the Henning hotel while attending 10
business interests here, has returned
to his headquarters In Denver.
Ira Mendiso OF the Perkins Bros.
firm In Sioux City. Iowa. has returned
TO his offices there after attending 10
business interests in Casper for sew
erai days.
Ralph Schultz has retisrnod from
Cheyenne where he accompanied J.
E. Schultz who Is en- route TO Califor-
mia where ho win spend the winter
months.
Miss Margaret Lane Is leaving this
weekend for Cheyenne where h will
visit with friends for several days.
II. L. Mclaughlin OF Denve who has
been spending the past ssverai days
here on business left last night for
his offices In Colorado.
Mac Parker is spending several days
here from Denver, attending TO busi
ness for a prominent bonding com
pany of h west
A new word has been coined by q
sign company of the city which is
causing much CONSERVATION as TO the
meaning. Tho new building which Is
being constructed across the street
from tho Boyies garage flaunts the
sign telling OF the corttiest equip
ment In the country As yet. nc
one has been able to find the word
"corttiest" in any of the standard die
tionaries.
James Hilton of Lead. S. D.. is Wis
iting with friends here for the remain
der Of the week. Mr.. Hilton spent !
summer here before there raj any
paving in the city and he IL amazed
at the % miles which are now paved
in boulavnrd style.
, 1921-09-29
Tax Revision
Proposal Made

WASHINGTON. Sept. -s-Retsn-
ton OF the corporation capital stock
tax and repeal OF all of the special
taxee suchxas those on brokers'. pro
, 1921-09-29
CITY BRIEFS

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Anda have re-
urned from q stay o fabout five weeks
in the cas- where Mr.. Anda went TO
attend a meeting of the American As
, 1921-09-29

The CY circle Of the Methodist
church VIII hold n bake sale at the
Midwest commissary. Saturday after.
noon. 9-2s-2t
, 1921-09-29

We are again handling American
Express money order for the conven-
fence of patrons who do not wish to
stand in line at the postoffice. Trip
enya. a-e2-At
, 1921-09-29

Kremiin Azov. Imperial Order OF
Musocvites will hold a meeting for
business and initiation on Friday eve
ming, September 80. All mobiles be 10
attendance with candidates.
BY Order OF Gar.
e-2s-2t
, 1921-09-29
Birth Anniversary Occasion
For Informal Dinner Party.

A dinner was given at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Nyriand. the oc-
ession being - .ognition OF the birth
anniversary o le host. A great deal
OF amusement was caused by n Bill.
ken on top OF a birthday cake repro
senting Old Father Time. which was
presented to MIR Mryiand by one of
the guests.
After the dinner cards were enjoy
ed.
The guests included the Messrs. and
Mesdames Iden Ball. Ed. Bragdon. j.
d. Gray and baby.
, 1921-09-29

sarfly have to divorce him. but give
HIN a cha7es TO come TO himself by
missing You and h children. Some
times we become careless and take
the serstlity OF our dear ones for
granted Perhaps. too. you have as
surssd much tho same attitude with
out realizing IT, Break away for a
few months. then start afresh-
, 1921-09-29
MADAM WHARTON.
Royal Egyptian Clasrvoyant and
Palmfst.

Give Truthful Advice on AN Affairs
Of Life.
Office Hours 10 n. m. TIL 0 d. m.
Located at SIS East Second Street
, 1921-09-29
CT Circle to Have
sale Of Baked Goods.

The CT circle OF the Ladies' Aid 60
ciety Of tho Methodist church win hold
a sale OF baked goods at the Midwest
commissary on Saturday afternoon
October 1.
, 1921-09-29
Social Evening Following
Choir Prncfice.

The Girls Guild OF the Baptist
church will entertain the young men
OF the church at a social evening fol
lowing the regular choir practice held
at the church tomorrow evening from
Z until 8 o'clock Games will be
played and the young ladies Will serve
refreshments.
, 1921-09-29
Chicken Dinner Is
Great Success.

1t is estimated that about 500 guests
were served at the dinner held at the
Mullin club last evening by the mem.
bers Of the Altar and Rosary society
assisted by young ladies OF tho st.
Anthony's church.
Two members of the society were
in charge Of each table and were as
sisted by several young ladies In serv-
ing which lasted from $50 until 0
o'clock. The lei included chicken
n la king. vegetables, salad and rel
fshes and desert-
Tho proceeds of the dinner will be
used towards the church.
, 1921-09-29

ISOLATION Of Title men held in Omaha
Neb. They made the trip Il Omaha
in their Packard motor car and after
h close OF the convention toured a
number of eastern states. Mr. Anda
county commissioner. reports hat the
crops are In an unusually splendid
condition throughout Nebraska
, 1921-09-29

Mrs James Neville who has been
visiting with relatives here for the
past several months. left asst night
for her home IN Topeka. Kan
, 1921-09-29
Childhood Romance eliminates
In Elaborate Wedding.

Miss Violet Eshelman. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Eshelman, became
the bride OF Victor Gehr yesterday as
high noon. The services Were per
formed by tho Rev. Lewis e. Carter
Of the Methodist church. at the home
Of the bride. 526 South Grant street
in the presence OF a number of friends.
The bride entered to the strains of the
Lohengrin wedding march played by
Miss Edna Kassis. She was attended
by Miss Mabel Davidson. She wore an
>elegant travelling suit of dark blue
Marvello. with small pattern hat to
match and carried a shower bouquet
OF brides roses. Miss Davidson was
gowned in grey canton crepe and wore
pink roses.
The room was attended by Otto w.
Hewlett.
Following the ceremony an eiab-
crate wedding dinner was served. The
decorations wera in pink and white
and were carried out throughout the
home nj oil the dining table. Thirty
guests were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Gehr left In the after
noon for the east where they will visit
with relatives. Mrs. Gehr came to
Casper several years ago from Bridge
port. Ill Mr. Gehr was formerly a
resident at Lawrenceville. ILL.,. and the
romance began while the young peo-
pie were stfl in grade school.
The guests Of the wedding included
Mr.. and Mrs C. 8. Ewing, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Van Gordon, Mrs. r r.
Lee. Mrs. Glen Coen. Mrs. Duff Quinn.
Mrs. A B. Countryman. Mrs. Emma
Brady. the Misses Glayds HUMPHREYS.
, 1921-09-29

Miss Ada Flynn. who is associated
with the Citizens National bank. left
last night for Fort Dodge. Iowa.
where she will spend her vacation at
her old home.
, 1921-09-29
American Legion Concerts
To Be Resumed Next Month.

To Be Resumed Next Month.
The Monthly concerts which have
been given complimentary to the
American Legion by Prof. Rudolph
Lvndberg and his pupils for the past
two seasons will be resumed again
this year.
The concerts are held the third Mon
day OF each month and are given in
the American Legion club rooms in
the West hotel building. The mem
bers and friends of the American Leg.
ion are cordially invited
In addition to the number of vocal
and instrumental students Of Professor
Dundberg who have appeared In the
past seasons, a number OF new pupils
will be presented the first night.
The date OF the initial concert.
which will be the sixteenth to have
been given the Legion. is announced
for October IL, at 8 ~o'ciocif.
, 1921-09-29

Mrs. irving Ehrensoft OF Glenrock
is spending the day here or chop
ping trip and visiting at the homo OF
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Spencer.
, 1921-09-29
Regular Meeting
M n NJ ~

, The regular meeting Of the Won
ems Christian Temperance Union viii
be held in the public library on Fri
day Afternoon at 2:3o o'clock.
, 1921-09-29

zoe L. May OF the May Tank COM
pany has returned from a hunting
trip of several days and reports great
success.
, 1921-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs Con Shea are the pa
rents of a baby girl born at the State
hospital yesterday morning. Mother
and child are doing well n will soon
be able to receive their friends
, 1921-09-29

Miss Efne Nolan left yesterday for
Salt Creek where she will attend to
buainess matters.
, 1921-09-29

Miss Lois LonEshore who Il enrolled
in the University OF Colorado. Mt Boul-
der, has been pledged Pi Beta Phi
Miss Margaret L~ongshore her older
sister Is also sister of h same soror-
ity and Il an active member OF the
PiPhi alumni club here
, 1921-09-29

James Hilton of Lead. S. D.. is Wis
iting with friends here for the remain
der Of the week. Mr.. Hilton spent a
summer here before there was any
paving in the city and he IN amazed
at the % miles which r now paved
in boulevard style.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
@aiffi iarmpsta

ga bGnen tGpoepbeStGan me faii
fl olemnte i%aoneet ia urmoo or
mosta, SOB. lie.
Sept on mennpt iGiippteen lie toll
liz joitlun irtbla, iota mietetttin
Sumolan Goian Seeiufien ibmiief
II ipntpmiien muistofii. sc of
iuairi Sumalan raffalis ettd ontoi
oman raffaan Boifania &riStufien
9pbdstd Sengestd ipntpa getlebe-
min ieinleen neitipt Woriasta. Wetl
loin Seeius ipntpi2 gon pimepoes
id, iolla Siimola naptti eta pimep
Den ritbtinas pertele on faifft pr
mittGnpt ipnnin lanteemufiesia, Jos
ia SiimoIo 10 SEES. 9:1 ionoo: &c
fania, iofa pimepbesid woeltaa, M
fee iuuren malfeuoen, iotfa oinwot
fuolemton marion moaSia, niioen
plitie palfeus paistaa. SSlimoIa iuu
resta ormtostoan ormobti ia antoi
toitpalou Seeiufien tuIla ibmiiefii.
Stin6 tiili faifiIle ibmiiiIle waIo;
Seeiufiesiu tuIi eI6n1G faifiIle IT,
mifiIle. &oiffi ibmiiet on iaoneet
fpntinid anteeffi Rrishifien faittto.
&uule, usfo SumaIan ianaal Aee
ibmiiet oIemme taiffi ianneet Sur
urrton fiIn Seeiiis tiiIi NEIL
lie ibmiiille omofii firn SumaIan.
Ioito tuIi ibmiiefii. Siqoin toi-
ipoosta moailmar ibmiiilIe annet-
tim armosta elGm6, autius iiiinaiis
lpa~nbrrsfaus, lilo ia ro1ibo. ga fun
eipGt tienneet t1td iloo ia
nltiiutta min SuntaIo armostoon
enteJini6 beti pon ~pimepoes
"a ioornoamaan iIoo faifeIle Tan
8iitos SumaIan fun foiffi
ioa lolita Seeiufien ibmiiefii |
i~ilemiiesta Mpt oIentme faiffi iaa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06

nemp1G; fun iinulla on taupaar
aarteet omanaii2 Bibd ne. dld lno-
luu niista. @iilfoon iiis Serran la
no meisia NIT, 'ettd, fun on ferran
wuoIi pGattpnpt. .Serran fnnniaa
t6pmn' ois moo!
Wuoben miimeiiet betfet opnt
fobta Iopppneet. @inn uaiii rutas
fifteen alfaa pp0riG tuntematolnta
1lnntaa fnbti. 81 fufaan moi aaipts
taa mitG uuii aita ebes tuo. Serran
I~alaiinuoesia on taiffi. San ptlln
obiaa taiffi aiiat tabtonia mtfonn.
Eoinon faifille pstawille 10
Muttajan liifiioille tasiG mnaslo
ia ipnnpinmaasia onnellista niitto
muotto. glfamalla Wuooelln liIndr
tpfoon Il,ttaian lufiiain mddro
monin merroin liiGd. SillG @ltto'
ia iaiii tulla iofniieen fotibin tuo-
moan bpwGG ulfemista mlorille il
m~anboille.
Maria g.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
Sairport, Din

Souluf1tun % pGimGn1 iaapli'
fesfunteemme ieminooriloinen =
@ilenius. Samana pGipGnG oil IL
lala bartousbetfi tirfosia, josie
pubri -$erran ianan ~totlufiia n1t
ri Serron pilbemies.
Souluoattoiltana of ppbGfo1tli
losten joulltfuuiiiubln. SasiG tilai
iuuoesia p1tbui pastori 8iIen ia
lopIet iuorittiwot reippuasti obiel-
maania, ti1lfiten ioulun merfitpsto
runoien lal1irnnoIIa, fertomufIello
ia laulujen iefG WORCESTERSHIRE
len muooosia. Wers rs. 20iia laniui
runon ia Scr ". @oponen mpos
p1ibui ia Iopetti rufoufiella taman
iublotiIaiiuiioen.
Soiilufiiun 26 pGiapGnd, taponin
paitpGnG, pltbiii namuilmalonpalpe
lltfiesia 8. 8ilenius. Sllallo oil
nuoriioliiton obielmaiItama. SdSiG
tiloiiuuoesia pilbui mpos nuori
Serron palrpeliia 8. 8Iienins @pt.
13:3S ioboosta. Sionin fanteleen
Ioiilut faifui nieamnlon ferran
mp0s. 9astori 8ilen pulpit Sebr.
7:1-3 paripien iobooIla. 2arlpa
eiittip1t Senia <ioln ia Olga
euoma. Siibla pddtfpi postort Bi-
Ienin %pitGmdIld r%itfoufieIla ia Gin
min fanteleen loiiliiIla. &abpitoripi
I1tn oIitpdt niioret tpoImistaneet a.
IaiaIiin, iobon faiffi rieniimdt nntt
timaan fobtpia bppGin feefien fans
ia. 2ouiin ipodmeIliiet fiitofiet 8.
BileniufieIle, fun f1tp1ii fesfuhibes
iomme ia iantaIIa iImoittomista I
ia monboa ia fumminfin uiitta
Sopintoiaarnoa: @oiff' on mofiettii,
On Inbjafs' oiitups. onnettu. ON
belmaort Iosfettii. sis dlG enGd
ooota mitdtGdn porempaa @i Iopop
moosia, toitponsio mofioo folliim-
poa. Ostdm6ni mieldfo pppoGt e.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06

= Slemme jGriestGneet bengel
listen pGGfirioitusten ipl1orot leb
besidmme ie1rootposh arp. pap
piemme fesfen:
Saafana, S. tommit. II p.
Seimonen, s. $. tammif. "a p.
Sirpi, s. tammif. 81 p.
&oren 81. Delmif. 7 p.
&~ranffola, @. u. belmif. Ia p. :
Wiettinen, IS. belmif. 81 p.
gtiemri, 6. g. belmif. % p.
Swosfoinen, 6. manlisf. 7 p.
&anfila. S. maalisf. ID p.
&isianen, s.. Is. maalisf. 81 p.
¬ialoinen, 8. monlisf. % p.
SuLonen, 6. 6. bltbtif. A b.
Sapola, S. blrbtif. II p.
l1rpilainer, s. bltbtif. 1S p.
lIuiitalo, 9. blibtif. 25 b.
8oiunta, 81. toltfof. 2 b.
8esterbocf, pc. &c. toufof. 8 b.
8ilen 8. IS. toufof. 16 p.
@isfori, so. tolifof. 90 p.
@l1ori, g. toufof. 80 p,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
ERI ALOILTA

nee tbdtlert fagtep0eStautt nrnlon
armosta. @nfeli piel1 tpafuuftaa:
SiltGG peliGtfo, iillG fatio nina IT.
motion teille fuuren lion, iofa ON
tulema tattelle tanlolle. &aifelle
fnnialle on tullut Seeius ilofii, an
%tutoefii, eli tar,pitie fenenfGGn pei
i1t6 finn on meill1 Seeiis @apob-
taia, iofa ON taiffi ibmilet mapob-
tantt ia perelldnia SumalaIle lu-
nnstanut ia flolemasta elamGGn
iiirtGnpt ia ipnnista manburSfau-
teen. Mh1nbeelliiet iielut. altGG pei
iGtfo, usfofaa tGmG enfelin iaarna;
on Seeius &ristus ipntpnpt, fun
taiApas ia mo Sumnlm tirffaubeS
ia pbf6GfiG loisti 8etlebemin poi
menten pmpGrillG pom pimepoesid
ia beioGt maltaii iuuri pelfo. &lrn
eponfeliumi ilmoittau ettd Ell ibmi
len mitf11n tpot felpna attuuteen
ia ipntein altteefiifaamiieen, lpaan
ie on faiffi %pinteptt1 ipntiG ia TO-
feutta, min bGn pelfGG: MT fltolen
ia mlenen f~aootufieen. Niin, enfeli
lo9outtaa ia 1anoo: fatio nina II
motion teille iuuren lion. Sept iao
mat faiffi faniat lolita: >teine on
t6nadn ipntpnpt @apabtain, iofo
ON &riStls Sierra. Npt tlllee foif-
fra ibmiii1 ~rafastaa fun Sumalc
on tullut ibmiiefii. Ntin tulee me-
oGn tbmisten toinen toiStamme re
fastna. Semmonen i5minen, ioft
Ell usfo Sltmalan orttoa itlelleen
on pnneton tGGlIG ia tGmGn el1.
man jdlfeen ioutuu belpettiir. 3
J faltbeata fun ibminen fGp niinflir
,fofea mooilmasia, ia bplida Sumo
Ian Boian Seeiufien ia totioo plor
uutuuOen mGlifappaIeet Sumalot
ianon ia iafrnmentit ia on itie ipl
oman faootufieenia. Mutta SSu,
mala on minlttt alttltltteni, mint
olen turpnsio, Serra on minut
ortirlttem. fittG iieluni Serrad.
Suiijdripen @rp. 2lltb. &anialIis
feiirofunnolle lalilun fiitofieni iiii
iouluGobjosta, jonfa @irftnien ia
losia imllufuuiella iatn. Weuistafat
Alalan la9iaa aaeelista. iota o.
nellie ibmiiille annettit; iefei IT'D
ma fatoa paon ppipp iantaiffiiesti
SuiiiGrmen nu~orufoiiille fiji
tos fun Min runioasti fofoonnuttI
ioltlufultielle So5an @irffaien
lolle ia iouluiltana firffoon. &iitoi
foifille objelmuniuorittajille. 81
fGG 9Ghpetf0 tunnustaa &ristufIei
eluonfelirntio, iilG lie on Srrmolal
moimn itiefuLleffin ltSfomaiielle ol
tuuoefli. &oifille Nuttojan lufiioi
Re artlidalliSta uutta Duotto. See
1us titlee plan, olfao nnlmiit.
S. urpilainen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
Mfmmtoja maalaisfoalmiem ppet-


taiilIc
y~bopstpaltain toilluoloien tunti-
lat mpat 10 faran olIeet ielmillI
iiit1, ettd maalaisfouluien opetta-
join aiuntofpipmps on pfii tamin
moan foitluoloien iuitrimmiSta epG
foboista. Standardization iiitd, ett1
opettajilla pleeniG on mallan riitt1
mGt0n palffa, iortuwat be uieim-
milla paiffafunnilla iuoranaiiiin
p~aifeufiiin aiuntoa itielleen cities
ia. TGstG faitestn on ollut ieltralf
iena ie, ettG opettaiifli on pleeniG
Iaatlt moan nlioria bariaantumat-
ftomia benfil0ita. iotfa ipiippmdt
paiftafltnnalla ~dinoastaun mrlita-
man muooen ebtimGttd fila aialla
funnolliiesti perebtpd paiffafunnan
oloibin, pu5umattafaan iiitG, eta
moiiinat f~oteutua paiffnfnnnalle
ia iaatpttttaa lit1 apaifltuswaltaa
ia luottnmnisto, mibin ppettajan a.
1enla oifelittaiii. ulfomailla on mo
nisia maisia oi1pallettu miten tdr-
teG1 on iaaoa foulunopettaia ma-
"fiintumaon poitfafunnalle toimi
moan iielld benfiiend montana ia
tp0ntefiiGn1 ia fen taboen onfin
nGisiG maisia foltlnien pbtepteen
rufennettl1 oimnto opettoialle. 90.
NJ. on Suomesia tebtp Min ia iuu-
ri tGmG ieitfn on ollltt iuurimpano
ippnG iii6en, ett1 fa%ninfoaluien o.
pettaiat liell1 oipat pienista palfois
taan 9uolimntta mit9tpneet fouIuis
ia ia poiffeufietta meltein iotn fur
nesia olleet tdrfeind tetiioinG fun
nan benfiesiG ia funnalliiesia elG
mGsNS. tSeio1n tpaiattastann benf'
Tina tp6ntetiiOind ia fnnian walis-
taiina paiftafwnntllaan Ell woioo
fosfaan fpllin ii1lirefii arwatd.
gepf nGpttGG iiltG, ettG @meri-
tasiatin rpboptdGm mibooinfin leu,
roomoan noioen maioen eiimerffiG
ia rafentamaan oiuntoia opettaitl-
lie. 0elnparen poltiolle tulee fun,
mia liitG, ett1 lie on ottonrit eniim1i
len asteleen. SiellG on laobittli
&C iilitHill t9a!...
lien l~abeii56feen maaieuoulla tul-
loan rofentamaon cpettajtlle alum
to~taloja. Sulfaistuista iuntnnitelmts
ia ia piirustufiista pddttGen orpot
n1m1 ~aiuntotalot atotut DbteiSoInn
noifIi fnbta tai lrieompoa opettajao
marten ia nGpttGG iurnnittelnn pol
Jana olerpan oiatlts, eta opettojai
omot naimattomia. &nmmtnftr
mnsto iitte woinat Ybbpswaltair
~fouliolpt potaontita oifeolle fan-
nolle, fun ~opettaiilIe ripetoor
maflmoon min bpwia polffoja.
ett6 perbeeniiiGfin opettoiia lao
oaan mdfiintumaan fltblrnftn fon'
hun toimimann paiffafumnan mo
finaiIina aiuffaina ia benftiinc
tpomiebin1.