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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
Soldier Broke Record
for Getting Recruits

Omaha, Nch.. Jan. II Discharged
from the army where he held IA tenn
porary commission as second licutcn-
ant Lee Ward rcenIiStcl ana WAS made
Il sergeant assigned to recruiting duty.
He asked permission to scout for re
tr'uitS. Two days later. his command
ing officer received this message from
Norfolk. Nch.: Arrange for special
car. Norfolk 10 Omaha. Am returning
with ~ recruits. Nine NOR" tomor-
row" Ward gained all the recruits in
one day. breaking all war or peace time
records for the Omaha district He
was granted weeks furluugh.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
SUBTERRANEAN
STILL DISCOVER
ED SIOUX CITY
lHy The Associated Press.

Sioux Falls. s. D.. Jan. 2i.-DiScov-
cry OF Subterrancan still in Sioux
Falls east side was recently brought
about by an unexpected turn which
events occasionally take.
Someone had carefully dug out IN
underground room sixteen feet beneat tn
the floor of an old she'd. Several
quarts of moonShne whiSkey, Il small
still and other paraphernalia gave
mute evidence that Il mOonShincr had
worked securely here beneath the sur
face. But in some manner the shed
caught fire.
After the fire there was an iuvcStiga-
tion hy insurance agents. \ careless
kick by ono of the investigators uncov-
cred an iron ring fastened to trap
door. discovery of the still resulted.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
Safety First Saves
$4,000 From Death
(By The Associated Press.

Chicago. Jan. o4.-More than $4,000
lives have been saved on the railroads
o! the United States as a result of the
organized safety work carried on dur
ing thirteen years. according 10 an
analysis made at the headquarters of
the national safety council here of rail
way statistics from 1906 to 1919 con-
piled by Slason Thompson of the bu-
reau of railways news and statiStp I.
tie council has announced.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
BRITISHER SAYS
PROHIBITION is
HERE FOR GOOD
(By The Associated Press. J

Liverpool. Jan. 24.-Lord Lever
hume. one of Great Britain'S largest
manufacturers. told the Daily Post
representative on his return from Il
recent visit to the United States that
prohibition in America has come to
stay-of that You may be certain
THE people are settling down under
H." he continued and | believe that
il put to the popular vote. - per cent
of the electorate would support its
continuance. There is not the slightest
chance that the law against alcoholic
drinks will ever be repealed
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
KENYON PACKING
BILL TO PASS BY
A SMALL MAJORITY
(By The Associated Press. J

tbI Inc Associated prcSS.)
Washington, ID. c.. Jan 24.-.A de
cision by congress on the Kenyon bill
t. regulate the meat packing industries
was to be reached by the senate after
a final hearing set for late today.
Under unanimous consent, an agree.
ment was reached last week, and vot.
ing on the bill and amendments was
tC be at 1 O'Clock this afternoon with
was cut to five minutes for each sena-
tor.
1t is expected to pass by a small
ma ajority.
Advocates of the legislation conceded
that the vote would be very close \
private poll taken by them since has
Shown a hair-line division. with the
senators listed as doubtful determin-
Ing the fate of the legislation about
which controversy has ragged for ten
years.
The bill known as the GrOnna bill,
having been reported by Senator
GrOnna. was substituted for the Kcnd
rick Kenyon bill. The Gronna meas
are proposes federal regulation of
neat packers. stock yards. commission
houses and other interested, by Il live
stock commission Of three members ap-
pointed by the president at salaries of
$4,000 each
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24

world will have settled questions
long pending and serious cOmplica-
tions, not only between the Allied
and enemy countries. but between
the governments which fought side
by side against the Central Powers
from 1914 to 1918.
The Importance of the subjects
rank as follows: reparatiOn, dis
armament of Germany. enforce
mcnt or alteration of the treaty
with Turkey. relief for Austria and
the policy to be pursued in dealing
with Russia. All of them We're
questions on which the participants
are more or less divided and the
settlement of which will be viewed
with great concern.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
Repar arations, Dis
armament, and Other
Questions Are Up
(By The Associa ted Press

Paris. Jan. 24.--ReprcSentativcs
Of Great Britain. France. Italy.
and Belgium governments were
gathered here today at confer
ence which seems second in i'm
portance only to that which pre-
ceded the signing of the Versailles
treaty.
The principal figures are Lloyd
George. British premier. and NJ.
BRAND. who last week assumed
the post of premier of the council
Of the French republic. About
these men the negotiations of the
conference are expected TO revolve
during the coming week and it was
believed when the conference will
have finally adjourned the Allied
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
EUROPE'S DEBT TO
Us, TO INCREASE
TWENTY BILLIONS
(By The Associated Press }

Washington. ID. C.. Jan. 24.E,l-
ropes debt to the United States will be
increased S2O.OOOOO0,O by 1924
George f. Warren. professor of econ
Omics Mt Cornell declared today at the
tariff revision hearing by the house
ways and means committee.
This sum. he said. included $4,000
100000 wartime borrowings from the
American treasury Mr.. Warren eSti-
mated that the European business now
owed American firms is nearly $4,000
OOO,OOO and he said that Europe must
send her products TO this country ire
spective of import duties.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
NEW ZEALAND'S
AIR MAIL LINE
TO BE STARTED

New York. Jan. .i.-New Zealand
will soon inaugurate an arplanc mail
service modelled after that in use by
the United States poStoffice depart
mcnt, according to j. Il. Murphy. of
Tiuarou. New Zealand. who came here
TO csc demonstrations of various air
craft. The company with which he is
connected has signed a contract to
carry the aerial mails in New Zealand.
added Mr.. Murphy.
Sightseeing over Mount Cook in air
plane also is contemplated, Mr., MHr,
ply said. Mount Cook is major oh
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
Are 42,NO Dentists
Enough for Nation

Chicago. H.. Jan. 24-Can forty.
two thousand dentists take care of tn,
teeth of one hundred and five million
persons: This is the question The Chi
cago dental society has asked and an
Swered in the negative. For this rea-
son. one of the chief subjects for con
Sideration at the annual clinic and
mouth hygiene meeting Ia he held hy
the society Jan. 70. IS. and ~ here
will he general mouth hygiene. cspeci
ally among children. for the prevention
of all possible dental difficulties.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
SENATE REFUSES TO
RAISE INTEREST ON
iowa SCHOOL BONDS
(By The Associated Press.

Dcs Moines. Iowa. Jan. 24.-The
Iowa senate declined to act today on
the bill which would allow school dis
tricts t0Dissue per cent school build
ing bonds.
Further action will be taken Thurs
DAY on the resolution which Repre-
sentative Kline said he will call up
for consideration. The resolution pro-
poses a joint session to hear the in
dustrial court measure debated. He said
he had received word from Governor
Allen of Kansas that he is coming Fri
day. No word had yet been received
from Samuel GOmpcrs.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
Women Voters LeGgae|
Stages Drive IN Polk
(By The Associated Press.

DcS MoincS. Iowa. Jan. 2i.--The Polk
county division of the Iowa League of
Women Voters has started drive to
drive is being carried on with unusual
vigor, its leaders assert. because of the
fact that the Polk county branch is
proportionately. far behind the rest OF
the state in respect To numerical
strength. Managers of the campaign
declare it their aim to secure as large
Il membership as possible. so that when
the League advocates any civic meas
ures it will be with recognized force
and authority.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
Thousands Idle in
Worlds Workshop

Pittsburgh. Pa. Jan. 2i One hun
dred and eighty thousand men are out
of employment in the Pittsburgh dis
trict, workshop of the world" embrac-
lug western PENNSYLVANIA. eastern Ohio
and northern West Nirginia. and the
number is increasing almost daily. ac-
cordlng 10 survey of the industrial
situation just completed here The
ally wage loss is figured at SGf7 .260
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
WILL NOT |NVES-
T|GATE CONDITIONS
OF STATE PRISON
(By The Associated Press. }

DeS Moincs. Iowa. Jan. 24--The
chairman of the senate and house com
mittees ON state institutions and the
board of control do not plan any leg
islativc investigation of the conditions
OF the state prison ut Fort Madison,
where seven prisoners escaped recent
ly, it was said today.
The board of control itself is said
tc hold there was no negligence on the
part Of executive authorities mt the
prison in connection with the convictS'
escapes.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
Russia Buys Khaki
Cloth From, England
(By The Associated Press. J

London, Jan. 2l.--Thc Soviet govern.
mcnt of Russia has recently bought
privately from British firms 2.J0O,000
yards of khaki cloth fer 1,375.O0O
pounds. says the Evening Standard.
Payment was made by Moscow deposit
ing gold at Stockholm bank.
The Soviet government still wants
over 100000 yards of khaki cloth. but
cannot obtain il. besides q vast ollan-
,ity of paper.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
retail PRICES
ARE NOT COMING
Down ANY MORE:
So say the Members of the
Retail Commercial Un-
ion in COnven-
ton.
SHOW PRICE LISTS
Chances for Further Reduc-
tiOns are Considered
Slight.
(By The Associated PrcSS)

Chicago, Jan. 24-Retail prices gem
orally are not coming down any furth-
er. according to the members of the
Retail Commercial Union, which today
opened weeks convention here. AS
evidence. they pointed to price lists is
sued by the association and showed
many prices Of the present as compared
with those year ago. Retailers said
ir view of the list. chances of further
reduction were slight but declared
there was no price advancement in
sight
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
EIGHT KILLED IN
WEEKEND BATTLES
IN IRISH CITIES

Dublin. Jan. 21-All the buildings
in Palace street. which overlooks the
main entrance to Dublin castle. have
been commandercd by the military
The residents of the buildings have
been ordered to quit their premises be
fore next Thursday.
The week end in Ireland was marked
by further bloodshcd A total Of eight
lucn were killed and two wounded, ac-
ccrding to Dublin castle reports.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
CARRY PASSEN:.
GERS BY WEIGHT
IN AIRPLANE:s
The Lawson Company, Op-
Grating Between Chicago
and New York. An
nOunce Plan.
TO PAY BY WEIGHT
Machines to Have Capacity
for Carrying two
Tons.
(By The Associated Press. }

Milwaukee. Wis. Jan. 24.-The Law
son Airplane cOmpan. when ii begins
its ChicagO-New York aerial service
sometime in May will charge pasSen-
gers according to their weight. Alfred
Lawson. president of the company. an
nounccd today. Arrangements will be
made for carrying passengers to ap-
proXimately the weight of two tons on
1000 pounds. he sai,, No standard OF
poundage of passengers has yet been
fixed
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
TANK CAR OF GASOLINE EX-
PL0DES IN DENSELY P0Pu-
LATED SECTION OF TOLEDO
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
Memphis, Tenn, Jan. PA complete check will
be required to determine the casualty list from
plosion which occurred here today late estimate
places the number at six to fifteen and forty injured
The original estimate twenty-five dead. Six
bodies have been recovered. The property damaged
is estimated at $15OO00.
Memphis Tenn, Jan. 24-Police estimates place the
death at twenty-five and the injured at fifty result of
the explosion here today of tank of gasoline Arrow
of dwellings, most Of them occupied by negroes burn
ed and number Of inmates injured
A flying spark from the chisel of workman caulkng
the car is supposed to have caused the explosion which
Cured at Main street and Mill in the center of
densey populated part Of the city and short distance
from a gas plant endangered by fire.
Twenty nearby freight houses were literally splinter
ed by the force of the explosion and set are while
windows within radius of fifteen blocks were broken.
Two Of the three negro workmen caukng the were
killed while third escaped without injury.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
Russia Orders Much
Manufactured Goods

Berlin. Jan. 24-RuSSia has given
large orders for manufactured goods To
Germany says lzveStia Included are
:00,GO0 ploushs. 100000 electric lamps
and l5.o0o Kilograms Of idoform.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
MAY seize SECuR-
tiles DEPOSITED
GERMAN COMPANIES
lEy The Associated Press J

Washington. d. c.. Jan. 24.-Thc SUI
,preme court today upheld the authority
OF the alien property custodian i'll seiz-
irg securities deposited in this coun-
try by the German insurance com
panics to protect American policy hold
erS. The court said there was no doubt
that the trading with enemies act auth
oriZed such procedure.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
ASKS REVENUE TAX
ON GRAND STAND At
THE iowa STATE FAIR
(By The Associated Press. }

DeS MoineS, Iowa, Jan. 24-Notice
from the United States internal revc-
rue office at Dubuque to the state
beard of agriculture demanding pay
mcnt of S4.S0O taxes on admissions to
the grandstand during the state fair in
1920, was received today. The state
hoard contends that it is exempt from
such tax.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24

Buster" Brown-rcal ice cream.
24dS
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
Saianaiiia 6aiuaimtOja tp0uainiN
iuilta

Sent otpot ne iiditi iiuraapat
ionlujldblatfin obi, perGti iuuret ia
Iiunaufielliiet ne oliapatfin. Solilu-
eiponfeliumi iointui iielumme flint
misiG mitG l~ointuiiimmalta, moni
mailpattli iiellt TAI iirnoufiia naut-
tia iiiGIliien ibmiien puolesta, ia
iiten jGidpGt befin nouttimann lon-
litn iiirnaufiista. lluii wlioii astln
Oapillemme ia min iaomme monban
maibtoa uiiteen. Toipomme lar
nomme u1itenoftn miiotena naiitttn
iomosta iannn ia mmOtpdlifoppa-
Ieiben ij6iti piilppuaposta labtees-
I'd armoa ia anteefiiantnmusta, 10
ia nuutinto belpoittaa MIDI mai
feufiia. ioita tileipu ,piioii moi TITO
ba mirfanaan.
SolIup1ipdnG pioin wielG fafit
iaarnoa 2ofe N~oroenisia ia iIaIla
iGtin 2afe Horoenin ia mdbG mpo-
bemmGIId DOn6 Dafototfin. Saa-
,uuttuani 1eiirodipano pdipdnd
0em gorf WiIIiiin oil nell Saafo
no aiemolIa nieoen miuut firftoon
iosia prtbuin ipdbaiieue fruIiafun-
noIle ia Italia Dopeiiitfien firfos-
IA.
@pt piirtelen nditd ritpeld 8rai-
neroisia ". Gron popodIId. SlIolIa
oil iiaponen ioitffo fooIla tdalld
@oniol. ieiiraf. firfosio ia tdnd IL
torto pttbiimnte post. Cato 2anto-
fen tonsia @. 9. firfosio. Dnfo-
toisia toinrin noin az b. fdpoen
5:oesid pddpaitosia: grocfett, @oI
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
Saarnaiunproja tantmif.

6 p. 2oppiaiiena @ri9btin t. leu
rnbuoneello flo 1 ip,
8 b. @apIesia Mrs s. Belliien
t. flo 8 tH.
8 p. Maplesia firfosia flo 10
op. ia ienrafuRnan spuoiifofois be
ii firfonmenoien lcputtna.
IA b. Solmes Gitpsia Matti
So6nionin t. flo 8 iu.
Is b. Solmes Gitpslo firfoSia
lpbpen bartausbetfen idlfeen iertro
funnon muoiifofous flo If ap.
16 p. ISolmes gitpsia firfosia
flo puoli IL op; iltuIeuroista IL
moitetaqn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
len pbtepoesid.
1913 b. 9roineroisia firfosia flo
2 ia flo s III.
80 p. Iasbmaufesio flo 2 tp.
80 p. 9omepSia Flo 8 III.
81 p. Slooopoobin t. Salon fir
fesIo flo 2 ip. iltoieurat Iloricb
Qinel6n t. flo s ill.
Eatb. j9-3 Sbomlon Wt'nn.
6. g. Iiemt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
tantmifnnlla

8irginia, Minn. &-ieurnf. piirisiG.
Gum. 16 b. Sinlapionisia flo
10 ap. Observation-Disclosures jalfeen
Ieurafiinnan mroiifofoiis.
&esf. 10 p. Sirginiasia @orj.
@m. autb %firfosio flo s in.
EorSt. 20 p. Snnopsio flo 1
pGipGllG, jolIoin pibetadn mpos
s. ppba ebtoollinen.
Gum. % p. grnbarrasiisia flo
ii 4op. @bwarb SnbnIonin llona,
iosio pibetGGn mpoS. ieirafunnon
muoiifofoiis.
Siist. 20 p. Sairbonfiisid flo
1 p1imGllG.
Gum. 80 b. Yeplasin flo 10 op,
.Sunn. 80 p. Eifesia flo 9 ip.
@rtttri &orin
9or 779 Sireinia, @inn.
MIunto: 206 = 2no abe So.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06

16 p. iumaIanp. flo 10 ap il
flo 7 iIl.
10 p. bartausbetfi flo 7,3O III.
24-26 .bartauspubeita firfosic
(ipierais pitbuio) 40 7,iM hI.
30 y. jnmalanp. flo 10 ap, il
flo 7 iu.
Smpeluieuran fofoufiia jofa tiis
taina flo $50 iIk &rist. 81. 8. of
ielmafofoutiia iofa toinen iunnun-
tai flo Z iII.
Slcauelanbisia 1888 %. 81 ct.
8 p. iumalanp. flo 7 in ia len
ialfeen muoiifofous.
20 p, beneellinen obielmoiltarto
tmoboolliiesti mieras p,tbuia. - @r
morifasta 1u,ttaapltottal
8alfrib @. 8ilen
Selef. l549-& 81 Suron ct.
Ut. 8 MSbtabltld, Ohio
Yapilliiia tpimia Sbiusin
Spnt. ia tasteful !.
Sranf ia Silbur &osfen tpt1r
@lpiira Sofia ipnt. Msbt. Sbrisia
11-21-20 fast. 12-1S-20.
@ino Senoricf ia Siloa Como
Ian tptdr Sblpia Mnria ipnt. Msbt
Sbrisia 1920 fast. 12-2S-2O.
@ibittp apioliittoon
Mr @rel Mbrabomion iDnt. Hor-
iasia, europa, ia Miss Sbpne
&anbill gofi ipnt. S%airportisia,
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10 b. 1920. - Snnea!
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Ieura@pasti:
&nstettll % lasta, nibittp IS
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B. @bt. Iasfett1i (Sairportisia) 16
mtorta.
8alfri6 90. @ilen
Selef. 5497M 67 Suron ct.
81. 6 MsbtabuIa, Ohio
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06

man palftaa nipunantdjille aiptS-
taan.
Hiinpd aIlamerfittpftn tuntee til
~toIliiultta n6in tpon aluSia, ap,la
antoneita fobtoan, ia toitpoo pliiob
Don mafiua Mile foti- ia iiiGldbe-
tpstpon ldmpimille ~pstGwille, ioil-
ia allamerfittp on iaanut min pc
rim iuoiiollista ia rn1insta aap,ts-
tusta pleiiesti nGillG matfoilla.
Saan iiis waan ilolIa ia iiiurella
.ipo1men fiitoIliiuulbella mninita,
eta tbmeelliiesti on .Serra min,ia
tasidfhntposid iiirnanni,t ietG ben
gelliiesf eta mpos Iuonnolliiesti,
joten minuIla eli ole mui1to fuin
reipas ia iloinen fiitolliiuuoen tun
teilla marustettu mieli Serraa ia
nipuliaita pstGtpid fobtaan iotta o.
mat olleet mufana tdsid iiunatus-
ia tposid. Spo on pbteista ia iir-
naufiet iamoin ia Min ollen ON
nellie iG1n1t' iuuri ii1inails tpoStd.
8ausfaa oliii tnapata t~otstenftn,
ipaan jos emur1e iaa tddlld armlon
ajasia tapato, min Sumola tabtoo
meioGn to1pota toiiiamme taipaas
la. @ritpiientmin idin mlistele-
nlnan fofeneiben iopa noin 80 no.
a%panboien, ia filta min reippoitten
pltbeita, FUN oliiimat ~parbaasia
mtoruuoen fufoistufiesia lplibelIen
autllloesta min marmana. @rGsfin
ianoi ettd 56n on ipntpnpt eip.
lutberilaiiesia ieuraf. p. foSteen
faitta ultoestaan ia iiind putemt
pGGlleniG &ristufien ia b1n usfoo
tpielGfin tGll1 perustltfiella itieniG
Sumalan lopiefii ia taiwaan totpo
roioen omistaiafii ia iloitIee fun
iaupi fluulla ndill1 perustufiilla
iaarnuttapan ianaa ia fGriii jos
ioft ei tho tGtG oppia mlttonaan,
eifG bGn iiis tdbbo mliita oppeja,
iiuG Fan tiet1a ettd t6tG oppia iaar
naii elGmGn Sierra ia sSGnen apos
tolinia ia tGmd oppi on p. roama-
t,sia ia untoi f%enlaiien lafiDtpflen,
jos iotu diff prittdnpt pa.olello e
nallafam puolustaa iotain munta
pppia,
aufioni iofo alat 6ltomata, ettd
tGmmoiilla matfoilla iaapi mtiitd-
fin eitG ainoastaan mastusta ia
mafpoa? Sulresto mertitpfiesta
otpot nGmG motfot ia totmet tpos
ia olemille ia fania nafpp oleipan
mnlfana t1siG tposia fun paan Su
mala iaa meit1 faiffia pbtend ben
fil0nG, enemmGn ia enemmdn fin
nitt1G tGbGn tpobGn. Giin, fulun1tt
on monba wuoli, fulitoon meista
mp68, mifG meisid on wanban, ia
faofoon elGpG Slimala nutena
nlionno uuoistaa mielemme puzzles
ia min ettG me ia meiodn laplenl-
me innostuilimme Sumalan polta
funnon tpo60n, fen eri mtoooisio,
fatioeu alma MOAN oiiGn tarfepteen
niinfuin SiGmme toitpooSlo totioo
ia Min ollen tefee 8oifonia fons1a
alma tp0tG. SGta ia faifesla hub
tesla ruuiaSta iiunausto tottpoo
teilIe pstGlpGt pli mailman Serram
mainioilla tpostenteletpd.
s. s. !Seimonen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06


en-. lntberilaiiesia ienrafnntapii.
risiG
Titebbnrsisfa, MaSs.
Ruufauoen e~niimailena ~iunnuntoi
no neutrality-suspicious. flo 10 ap. ia
bartausbetfi flo 7 iu. Mippi ia s.
b. ebtoolIinen ipfo aamuiumalan.
palwelufien tai iltabartausbetten pb
tepoesid:
&unfauoen toiiena ~iurtnuntaina
itmalanpalapeliis flo 10 up. ia fen.
raf,tnnan obielmailtoma Ito z III.
R~pufauoen folmantena iunnuntaina
iumalanpaltpeIus Ito 10 ia obiel.
mailtama flc Z il.
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no iumalanpdlbelus flo 10 ap: ia
rl,oriloIiiton obielmailtama flo 7
in.
Bpbdfoulu iota iunn1,ntai flo
/ ip.
&oori barioittelee iofa tiistaiil-
ia flo 7.30:
Seuraflrnnan tnufaniifofors 10.
ia fuutamoen e~niimGilend utaana.
taina flo 7.30 III.
Nuoriioliiton fiilfauiifofois iofa
frufauben toiiena maarlnntaina Ito
i7:90 in.
Seurafunnan firffo on Mecbanic
fa6nn tparrella.
Mabnarb, Mass.
&nufauoen toiiena funnuntaina
iumalanpalipelus iofo flo A iltap.
tai flo 7:3O i'll.
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iona bartaasbetfi flo 7,30 ill.
Warlborosia, Sropsia ia Sita.
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Ionpalipellis fuslafin iofa fltufa,,.
ben f~oIutannen iunnantain ieuous.
ia;
Seurafuntapiirin pastort on:
g. Wiettinen
1876 Wecbanic It. Sitcbburg, Wass.
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ISolmes Gitpn &oniolliSieiirafiin

,Solmes Gitpn &oniallisieuraflin
nan wuoiifofous pioetGGn ieiro-
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t1rfeitG aiioito fesfusteltamona.
8m MdtIon, firiuri
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MsbtubuIa, Ohio. 9amio SaImi>
men. firiuri 4f4- TIFF It. Southport
Ohio. Sobn 2iin6i rabastonboitaia,
81 Dat It. Msbtabuln Sarbor, 8.
Mini gnglirnb, 1887 6. SO It Gle.
pelano, Ohio ia Mrgust @oponen,
idfenid SIC Snoepenbent It. Sair'
bort, Ohio.
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luona.
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tGmme 26 p:nd If. ioIloin pastori
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lnsta olanottoa.
CHATHAM, Mieb.
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Scott ia MISREPRESENTATION tulem
me pitdmGGn fuufauoen Iopprpuo-
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