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The Washington herald., 1921-03-24
BUYING INCREASES
COTTON STRENGTH
Confident Tone Revealed in
Trading on All Offer
ings.

NEW YORK, March 2S.-Trading
in cotton today was more active and
general than for some time. and on
confident buying the market was
strong. Trading in March contracts
ended at noon. The last sale of
March was at 1928. The differences
between March and May when March
went out stood at about so points.
First prices were 10 to 36 points
higher, with a good deal of pre-
holiday covering in evidence.
Southern wire concerns sold moder-
ately, but the offerings were alb
sorbed well by commission houses
throughout the forenoon. May
moved up to 1851. or 81 points above
the previous close. This made a
rally Of more than l cent pound
within less than a week. The up
turn was sufficient to attract real
izing, and there also was Increased
Southern hedge selling. In mid
afternoon prices had reacted from
the highest of the forenoon about
10 points. Dealings fell of safter
the close of the English. market.
Toward the end of the local session
there was a recovery of all of the
reaction and left the tone at the
close steady. Last quotations were
55 to 60 points net higher.
Spot here was steady at an ad-
vance of so points at 12.5sc for mid
ding; there were no sales. Spot at
New Orleans was steady at an ad-
vance of Nc; for middling. to II. Soc;
the sales were 1.632 bales.
Receipts of cotton in bales at some
OF the leading points today were:
1898; New Orleans, s.S45:
Memphis. ,s.4os; Sta Louis. 3.ls7;
Houston. $3.50. -
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24

NEW YORK, March z3.-Indica-
ton Of the worldwide demand for
American manufactured products
and raw materials Is given in ca
BILE advices received within the past
three days from foreign agents Of
American export corporations. spe-
cffying goods wanted and setting
forth terms of payment. Accord
ing to a report made yesterday by
one of the largest OF these corpora
tions. inquiries received have in GER
tain instances developed into orders,
owing to the fact that prospective
purchasers were in a position to deal
on cash or. short-term credit basis
Many other inquiries, however,
came to naught because of the de-
mand for Iong-term credits.
Weekly Losses Huge Total
Information contained in a state
ment issued today from the ofhces
of the Foreign Trade Financing
Corporation, which Is being organ
lied under the Edge act to promote
the country's foreign trade by
granting long-term credits. showed
that Weekly losses to American
manufacturers are running into mil
lions OF dollars because of the alb
sence OF credit facilities for han
ding exports Supplementary in
formation a aimed by the corpora
tion serves Sniy to emphasize the
extent of these losses.
The Foreign Trade Financing Cor
poration has been notified by the
American Manufacturers Export As
sociation of many inquiries which
have been received from Europe
These are for food products, SOAP
and perfumery. cutlery. kitchen
utensils. glassware, earthenware,
linoleums, alcohol and gas stoves.
novelties. typewriters. motorcycles.
scooters and eyciecars.
In a second instance, a large
Greek importinE'house has expressed
it's need Of American motorcars and
typewriters.
Inquiries from India indicate a
ready market for American mach
inery, boilers. electrical goods,
cycles and motorcycles.
One communication received by
the American Manufacturer Export
Association is of peculiar interest.
evidencing a desire in far parts of
the earth to utilize American ma
chinery specially designed for the
sanitary preparation of foodstuffs
This inquiry reads:
Merchant in ConstantinopIe wants
complete set of machinery for
making bread, from the mixer to
the wrapper; machinery to be of the
kind where it is not necessary for
the bread to be touched by the hand
from the time the material is put
in the mixer until the bread is
wrapped in paper. The machines
should be small or medium size. As
bread baking is done in CONSTANT
nople in Q primitive manner IL
would be necessary to test out these
machines before any attempt is
made, to venture out on a large
scale"
Apparently the prospective pur-
chaser is cautious. but he gives q
hint of possible extensive fields for
American machinery OF this sort
not alone for bread-making but
for the preparation OF all food.
Few Available TO Americans.
Few of the opportunities can be
availed of by American manufac-
turers because the greater pro-
portion of them are contingent up
on the extension of long-term cred
its, and tho commercial banks arc
not in a position to finance eN-
ports on such a basis. Until the
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24

II Congress repeals the most OBJ
jectionable mis-, elianeous taxes,
such as those on soda fountain
drinks. luxuries. medicinal articles
and transportation. consideration
will be given 10 possible new con-
sumption taxes.
Continuation OF ,the present, reve-
nue. lawS would nean that during
the fiscal year 19fe something more
than 81, ,0o0, ,oo0.U9o oIt of si.oeo,ooo.-
900 total Internal taxes would be
raised from what roughly are grouped
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24


: One of the most serious problems
now confronting this country is the
equitable readjustment Of wages.
During the war many causes con-
,tributed to the increase In pay.
which accompanied. the constantly
rising cost Of living. In recent ar
ticles we have pointed out that the
general scale of wages has in
creased as rapidly and in some cases
more rapidly than the cost of liv-
ing. While wages have shown
some reduction In recent months,
the best available figures indicate
that these have not been nearly so
great as the reduction in the cost
of living.
The U. S. Department OF Labor
has issued recently a series of index
numbers of wages per hour extend
ing from 1910 to 1920. These yearly
index numbers are calculated on a
base of 1918 equal to 100. Between
Is40 and 1860 this wage index rose
q
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24
COLLEGES OFFER
MARKET COURSES
U. s. Bureau Of Markets Plans
Educational Agencies for
Agricultural Element.

A big, expensive obstruction will
be taken out of the road that leads
from producer to consumer when
the Bureau of Markets. United
States Department of Agriculture,
extends marketing science to the
agricultural educational agencies
as is now proposed. In growing
his crop the farmer has done only
half his work; his own profits and
the satisfaction of his customers
are not assured until the product
has been marketed eficiently. For
seven years the Bureau OF Markets
has been collecting information upon
this subject. and this material has
now been boiled down into such
shape that II may be taught In
schools and colleges along with the
other specialties and sciences that
go into the profession Of agricul-
ture.
The Bureau OF Markets will not
attempt to create new educational
agencies, but will use those already
provided. Schools and colleges will
be given an opportunity to offer
marketing courses to their students.
and moving pictures. lectures and
pamphlets will carry the informa-
tion to those who are unable to
attend regular institutions.
The subjects now ready for such
extension include organisation meth
DDS and business methods for CO.
operative associations. the STANDARD.
ization of farm products. better
packing and shipping. transporta-
tion. market inspection. market m
formation. EXHIBITS and demonstra-
tions. and wareaousing. Practically
all the farmers marketing problems
are reached by these subjects, hut
IN cases which require ii, the SUBJ
tects will be modified and speciaI.s
lied to suit particular needs.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24
COTTONSEED OIL.

NEW YORK. March 23.-Cotton-
seed oil was steady. Spot, 5.75as.eo;
crude, AS.
Futures-Msrch. 5.75ae.25: April
5.75as.2s; May. 6.40a6.50: June. e.7os
$50: July. 6.ssa7.o5: August. 7.oSs
1875: September. 7.2Sa7.sS; October
7.25a745,
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24
WAGENCREASE GREATER
: THANN CIVIL WAR
Wages Must Be Reduced but High Standard
OF Living Should be .Safeguarded.
tBy TAe w..hi.stea Her.la'r Eee.e.i.t.,

Heraid's Eeonomfst.D
from 80 to 80. During and follow.
ing the civil. war there was a more
rapid rise reaching high point of
So in fS72. This Is an Increase in
twelve years of about rs per cent.
Following the financial disturbances
Of 1873. there was drop In wages
reaching a low index of So in 1879.
From this point the scale Of wages
again rose to So In 1890: to 73 in
1900, and to 80 In 1910. Since 1913,
the base year with a wage scale of
100. there has been a very rapid
rise. In 1916. the index was III; In
1917 It was 1873: in 1918, 162: in the
spring of 1919 the wage index stood
at 1s4, and in the summer of 1890
with wages at their peak the lin
dex was 234. or 134 percent above
1918. EFcts,
The accompanying diagram gives
a compSrison of the rise in wages
during the civil war and during the
world war. The extreme rise be-
tween 1850 and 1879 amounted to
II per cent, while between 1919 and
1890 the rise was fs4. percent.
-
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24
c. r. Wilson Body Company

c. r. Wilson Body Company. OF
Detroit. has declared the regular
quarterly dividen1 of TX per cent
on the preferred stock. payable
April ] to stock Of record March 81.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24
New York Trust Company.

New York Trust Company has de-
clared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of per ceat. payable March
81 to stock OF record March Is.
Books will close March IS and re-
open April 1.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24
CrucibIe Steel Company

Crucibie Steel Company declared
the regular quarterly dividend of :
per cent on the common stock. pay
able April 30 to stock OF record
April Is. ---
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24

COMPARISON OF INDEX NrMBERs-crvfL AND WORLD WAR.
h. 1913=100.N
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24

j. C. Penney Company.
The J. G. Penney Company reports sales
as follcSs:
Month Of February. q. 7sc ,sss .-sI.sI7 .oao
Tear to date. s.lsoszs s.efs.ess
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-09-06
taa$
r'duta,dIueeIld : :

0l,lutb, lDnsf. 5 y. - Ninlleloton
rautd-a d-alueella ia pntpdr stoIIa limo.
tetaan Dtin1e lauantoina riebllneen
uleita ubfdafp netiapolojo. 8irei-
nian pnparistolld lparIinfirt .Inoite.
toan oLleen pafaiuio paIoia esopo
fcatpungin ulfoinriilld oil noboit d
fetettuno lDart oirt,aan.
9ibb ng. Wooie 2ofe, Deer Niner
ia Bubl ilnoittitpot nlposfin metlii-
palolo Roiffiaan "A eri baloa il.
ntotttoipat notion metIGtpirfa Iiiat
rlebuneell tllolla ulueello l;tte piimc
torStdln Ydioen metldpaIoien o.
tafiltaan ipntpneen liitG, ettd uutIs-
m llelilot opat bario;ttaneet iporc=
lnatontG fa5fenpolttoa ia ubotaon
ufeito beista tpnugita fen pernstee(-
Ia, etfi heilld ei Gle oIInt lltparirioo
fosferpolttoon. Mp0bell1nl;u iInoi=
tetaan tlllrlen fadlltnnlifen ia iote' 0en
tllfnbuttaneen noita paloia ia luuIto-
mnst on 1918 fanaloioen lnetiaDo.
loien itl,bish;minen ip1ltettp.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-09-06
Pclll$i taa$ $yytet-
tynd kieItcldill rik-
kclni$e$td min
fledpcli$ 'i$$a

Wflnneapolis, ippsf 5 b. Eaiil.
Id on taas iantu ieImille illuri foIa-
ilsitto tDaftiuonl Ell fllIiettaniiefIi, io-
bon onat iefaasttu1eet faupungin po-
Iiiiitfin Bnliili Ebontns 8. gits-
fctl Il lnota on l0poettp $50 gGIIonaa
tpuftinolnin ia on Ddnet tpangittu
| littohuIlit1tfien ficLtolafialinrnieshn
toimesta SfusfeIl on ilmoittonut
ettd jog ban tunnustaiii m;stG ban
on tiion ipdfii,tontnn ioanut, min
banet fparmasti tapettaiiiin. 2iitto.
ball tlifIen diian,iebet ptafintDnt, eta
los &usfeLI tiinnustaiii min faatai,
Iiin ielip.lle Dbtd laaio Ialaliitto fiel-
tolain riffonliiefii FUN iefin, ipbon
ofalliiuubesta eiltinen iberiffi Oscar
Martinion tuon1ittiin 2eaipenlportbin
tpanfilaa,t, iosta bdnet 6sfen tDopaii-
tetfi'n.
Rusiell, jofa on noin 35-niiofies.
on oIlut puliiiila tof{en pallpeInfies-
Ia t5 lpuottG. Dars 9tusIelI on Ie1it-
tdnDt, eta beiodn nlltotnlltstnan
IoboettD udfiiuonla ei fuliliaiilt 3D.
nen niebeIleen.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-09-06
Selupnen ia njuri bnffaaat.

Granb Mapibs, Minn. Gom
2iningston, 90 ipuotios mics, isfa
tposfenteli erdasid tnlIi5io iaGIId.
Ias iurmonia t1IIa iDiifoIIn Iea1,allu
fertaa fan $500 oriDoinen fiIpobe-
ponen, iota bd,l aioi, biffiii See idr-
neen, pen,pielIn of perasfaan Hz,
pnrottont. aitDinestoti oii diesaE,
betDoien idrpen rafttaan iilpraoa.,
tietdnldttd eta fila fobboIIa of %
iaIan plitous iaripen pobiaon. 1s
tponer i0 aiopelit joltuitpat ioripeen,
iosia beiponen, prfttdesildn pdostn
rantaan, potfi oinr,n fuoliaafii ia
plan naioIi i1rtpen pobiaan. Gradt
tpol1iiet, intfa fuuliipat 1ilpingstD-
min bdt1buuoct, Drittitpdt npniis
mntta eitD6t fpenneet tefenlddn mi
tGGn b1nen peIGstonliieffeen.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-09-06
Tarmcrs' sSinnnre forpDrntIippni ii
faa mgpbG p|affeita WinneIDtasia.

st. Raul, ippsf 5 p. @alt Oh
lnottolaitoflia tarfastalpa fon1isi on,
ontoi np0bdan mime periantaiila
padtDfien, lonfa nlnfaGl1 Winnelotas-
ia ffielletaGn oinffeiben lnpnntt syat-
rners' ssSirance forporotlfpn:lta, iofa
on Il. g. 8ra II @roiperg, ssnc. rt-
tion alupbti0 ia iofn on tarinnnltt
naltiosiG faupafii S750,000 artpos-
ia euoifelttettnia oiaffeita. qielto on
annettn len tofia, etta tuo olafefai1p-
pa on obarbaa1iobtapaa ia petollss
ta."
Waltion fontisIioui felitfaa, etc
Dbt On idGnn6t eindt ole naltio1l To-
lufien nllfaifet fiincl
ettG ne eitpdt anna oicffaertoln stai5l-
Re taDttd oifeutt1s naaarita nbti0a a.
iipista ia ettd 1ldrrtd etuo felitetnt o.
faffeet pipat etuoifeutettnia ainons=
taan nilrleIliiesti. aonlisiioni felt
tdd, ettd toto pbtion fontrolli on p
oiaffeenon,istnidn fdi;sia, Daiffa To-
70 pdoolna on $100,000,000
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-09-06
Eoiiuect Neriepn ballitnfIen txnn1s'
tautiiestn 6aibtmmat.

@asb ngton, ippsf. 5 p. Weri.
con preiioe,ltti Obregon on ldbettd-
MT Mericon fonaresIille firielmon,
insia bdn tlion1itiee al,farnsti Wb-
opslpaItain ebtoia b1nen ballitufien.
ia tlnnustanriiefii. Tanian joboos-
ia eli ole toiipeita fallppaiop nuflen
aifaaniaanliIesta Mericon fansia, To-
ia ipiinleaifoinn on toitputtu. gfeu-
tpotteluia on mieldfin fu.tenfln faDn-
n sid. Wericostn iaapuneet tieoot
fertosuat, etta Merienn iaitonlaleboet
pIeenIa bnipdfpIfndt preIibel,tti DIRE
aonin ottarnan iprfdn fannan illbtau-
turliieslaon DbopsDoltoll a'ettar,;lr
ebtoibin
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-09-06
ssmatra Iaannt taas fafft nhrta.

Glof. 8 p. ioi Sn7efru iulleett faf'i
ubriu. aosfen itd iefta rnttnaltn
lpoltion botellin fobooLta bcittaDfDi
nbbesfd fliobltib:n fafYi henfilod,
mics ia noiten. Eapaufien ndf ipat
fauen1pann olleet ibnlifet, ntutto Ell
fpGt ebtineet ornetonta tefoa estd-
nld0n
aosfesfa iurmanIa bafeiteet idtti-
NIT rannalle paperosIilaotifon fon-
nert. ionfa tpifelle puoIeu oil firio I
tettit niinef: Mera Matifainen id
s5oel Safltlinen, toiielle piolen Ia-
nat: Olfnellinen raffaus iaattaa td-
man oifoan". 2dbelnpid tictoia olo-
iubte Sta, iotfa teon onat aiheuttat
meet, ei ole iuatn. Wies ndntti Of
leen II. $50 fpnoben ifdinen, mai
nen icnflin nerran nnore1tpi.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-09-06
getiamo Quinn lGaniin fnnlamafl
f;hlnrunnafIi.

9nltione,snosto eli ole ottonnt en-
Il ,pfpoen toInusaripipon mdarara=
bao getflalon lddn:nballitusta mar
ten, ipaan eIittid, etta maoberraniplr-
ia ia maoherroi1pirasto Iaftantettai-
fin 5ar1aIIa ebootetaon etta Vet
5omo mnoostaiF pboen fiblafilnnaa
ia pboen funnan. glimpana ballln-
tomiebend 9etialnosia3ol:ii fr,,unun-
,tnouti, iofa iamalla mpostin oltl
BetIarnon timiSnl!es. maltlon oEno1-
i,1uoen boitGia ia NetiornoI mu'nen
n:ranomaisten iilmallapitdia. 9als
linnoni5es|a lnbteegia tuIiii Netlafto
f,u1lum1oan Oulun lddn;in. 1
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-09-06
csImaInbteet tGlla niifplla.

@asbington ippsf 5 p. Sal
.Iitllfien Observation-Disclosures on
antunitt feiiraaparl eitiInstnflen ta,
man milton iImafmbteista:
Gln,rten i1rip.en alueello: yleen-
ID feIfedd, mutta rnGbboIIifin Iateitn
fesfipiiffona tai tprstaina. Qd1npi-
lniirnpi eIfi1tpiifoIla, n1ritta foleam'
pao uiifon lopuIIa. gI1-Wsfis'ip<
pm loafIosia: OIeenl1 lelfeGii ilnon
ldn,mDn oIlesIG iorlfnn merriam ala
puolelIa normanlin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-09-06
6eini1 tariptaoa Gnpti;n pnpleIta
Gurtiiecn.

Saoparulttalailet ndl ttdidt otpat
tarionneet beiniG Suomen puolelle
10 dprilla flo, iofa tefee 5uonnen
rabasia npfDiien fltrs|in ntufaan
noin / INF. 40 pel1nia. gdnto iobtltl,
iiitd, ettd gobioig.RuotI sia on TILL
lut hpipd beindiato. Gtela-9fuotlisia
on tullnt buono iato, rnutta finn roli-
tutterobbit oipnt forfeit, ei pieitt. iin-
ne tlile fpinnlpfieen.
9lri p.iffoa Iitten oil iubbe tot
men, Iillo;n luliltiin nim.tfdin Nob'
iois-Nl1otliili tilletpan hllollon BEND.
'ooon, ia Ient1hben tariolioutt IN os-
tantaan beiniG losIuin nsddrin quo
men puolelta gitntIiin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-09-06
teatDaan Gr1aaps esti Sctsin
lDatQgtto miieu.

Nash ngton AeIon Nn,erifar1
legtonon lpa5tlsstufIesta urnellaon
eileen paaigDnG iiibeu, ettei prelioent.
II faraing fpapouttanut Oebs ia,
fisn SofIan raubu eIlefiriotettiin,
ipoon fi:rii fen fiiben osti fun ienaat-
Il lppulltie5tI ruubon pablDistoa.
Sreiioe,ltti ini leg onolistit dsfet-
t1in futustrlneun nsennesiaan per-
isonalliiestl ienoatin eteen luoati-
n1aau fnt.Iaioen bonlsloin bopdfln=
msien tiirtilnista, iofo Of Il muuten
tnllit boiudfintpffi, ia FIN monet Ie-
giol1istlt oipat ftrio:ttaneet Walfeuan
EGlnort. poStilstaen 9ebs'in lpaba,lt-
taltista, ei bin tabtonut iaaoa enem-
pi bD6ffaosta lilta taboIto ia fdptti
Nifen tefniIl' sta ie ftaa eblrfieen tlto-
mitafieen Debs'in iiten pbG fdrIi-
Httida. lei tetian iiiaiiistd piireistd.
ioisia tarfasti tunuetaen aliot.
Frsluroattori GongbertpIIo on
Deb5'in oiinn IoilIinen elittelp mol.
Hrit1ia Ia fen nstotoan pleerf6 Iaofit-
teletDcn ehbotonto ornobousta heti
nasfatlo 6anelld of prefiberltin
fansia ne,,pottelu beti f,,n @aflan
fansfa oil ra,,ba olIefirioitettl, ia fiji.
lcin oootettiin ettd tdm6 tnI:li OLE
Hrann urmabbnshetfi, mltta Gar6'ng
r61nmdsti perddntpi paino:tuflen
tstacst.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-09-06
3afialainen murialffa fno4Iat.

Berlin. Renttamarialffa RorI
Ben NplolD, lofo oil SafiGa, totem
arntciian fomentoiana looan atfar1a,
fu1ii tidll1 76 lDuooen ifd lend.
RarInltfn 8plom oil Safian miIi-
te,rtsteista fl,uluil.npia. 61n lai
niarialfnn artuon tan1rnif. 81 p.
1915, Snfion fe iarin 5e:aa lpntp-
raapoitud1td. 8ploip of niioen ious
fosIa ioita li;ttnluilet uaatitpdt
fnpttee 'een IotarifofIistc. Glon ipao-
tlnlnflcn joboosta louiu; bun, etiei
ban tlile fp5faan oNtoutumaon Iiittoy
laisteu tlttfittoipafii lo tuDn ttatpaf
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-09-06
IetidpaInia MontonasIa ia Wash-
ingtpntsIa.

Mhsioula, Wont., ippsf 5 b.
Sdnne iaaplnteiben tietoien ml,foou
on Iltitr'a nietlapoloia rainonlnst
mime p6iipiua SaIrnon 0afcn olu-
celia DscatanosIa. Mposfin MooIo
greefin ia @bite gapin oI,leeIIa OF.
rniiponnut uTeita metIapoIoia. Spo=
fanestn fGnpuneen tieoon tnl,faan or
5teipens faunti sfn Wasbingtonin
'pnltiosla ma0sfia riebunut lluirio
metidpnloia ioitnfin p6iipii ftte io
uieita fariafarmeil on palarnt, INIT.
ia tpabinfoien flluritutta ei piel6 ole
artpioitu.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-09-06
Neip Yprfin pGitetGGn pleluaa nsenii .
man innrimman fnnpnngin.

@asbington, ippsf. 5 b. Db-
bpspaltain maatttieteellinen Dbbis-
tbs on eiittdnnt tpditof'en ettd Neip
Dorf tpbeIliinuoesia on n1neilmnn
iuurin faiipunfi. Qontoon tp1fiIn-
multi iImoitetaan 7,476,t68, n1lstta
liiben fuuIuu lileit1 2ontoon etrtnn-
prnfeia, ioiIla on Ell baIIintonia.
geeip Dorfin 5,62O,049 afifasto oipat
pbben bGIIirnon alailia ia tdulSn
perusteello Netp Worfin tDditetddrl o.
letpan mailman fitnrin falipiinfi.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-09-06
n .ll1ie$td $outdllut
Us MALTA Walta.
Hlerelld dwonai-
sella WenbeelId
San ;Srancisco, 5upsf. 5 ,.

San Grancisco, ippst. 5 ,.
SN ialfeen tun beioat oil pioettp
batjfa,neiaa II faootlisia oIleen rab-
tilni,pdn Canadian Supporter miebiS-
4 s,pat iuorittaneet fen nlelfeiu mob
1ottolHoltn tuntalpan enndtpfIen, etto
spat ioutal,eet oiuoinella pelastns.
iscssbcello 625 MALTA tafala ieeu la-
tGasaos. Gnlimdiueh tieto tdsto
meseiliifesti tapabtulnasta iaapul
tGinas n.inle laucntaina, f,,r bInaa-
la-Ala,s Sea s on, lofa ldbti brGa.
maea Bp0ettpa rabtilaipau, llrnoittl
lGngattonaIla leilndttlnella taDan.
nsefiic Iaiuan II u,iestd pelostus,
,ssfbeesj6 fa;fti bgpds1d fnnnosla.
Ss4tnaia~ali,s limo ttaa pie,pdnld
ntiebet Iaiipclleen tafoiiin ia tuo BET.
SIT iaa;bi,, lo.pon ml,fano.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-09-06
gscliiIi batpttanttt fototpeternanicn
fDfDmfler.

Minllenppls, Winn. DoliiIi
baiotti nlaailfn11, loom Deteraaner
idriestdnldn fofoufien glliot piiistos.
ia tdllG tDiifolla fin flltli fofolfies
ia 1rlrosteltaiDan Imer fan 2egionnr
l1,enettetDtapoiG. Silaiiitnbesin OF
fullliIpita non 500 ia. pubniann
eiiintnl GborIeg q. @reen-nir1iner
ipiiben fooan neteroanJ iofa on mi
tn5fnmnton Green oil pubeesfoan
m. m. poi1iostatut Wendjdn noldn
'bdtGigtelt atpusta1ttigta iefd fosfetel.
Iut nuibit t1rfe;n1piin pditudn ta
pobtuntiin FIN triuittarlt m'ebet, io'.
Sen buonottiin fnntouan taftnlie
pcesidan Mmerifan legionon nnerf
fid, prittitD1t iaaoa hair otd aifaar
fltuIiio'oen fesfuubesin Sonti lobt
@reenin drtuostelenlaan legionaIaist
ten inenetteIptapoia, jolloin polilli ie.
faant4i oiioan ia nddral' Greentf
fesfentt6ritdan pnbeenia Holti'i Ia
moi plbuion bd:ritiefpan pciilaltc
ionfun n,atton pa1sfd iiiaitIeiDlsid
Isburp ia eneoisb fairaaloisfa
samasia pu'stoBio on efiintDnpt pu
h,aiiu melfein infa ilta fofo teidn,
n,ufto fosFann ernen q hcibdn ole
'anottu air;tIepdn flirnnanfoan ia1-
rnaIon nIuffaita.
goIiiIipaa1iff1 sse1,ien fanoi leu
raalpanc piiipdn6, ettd poli'iiaienial
Re ei oItu iIn1oitettu ulitdGn fofcutien
fesfepttdmifestd.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-09-06
Nciuberrg erpittauista aiiptaan mie-
81 I1fiu lpnatie.

Wasbington, fppsf. 5 b. De-
mofrnattiIet ienoatin jdienet ubfao-
mat fonwesiin lorll1, iolfeen ottaa
linoelleen eIille Miebiganin ienoa1-
torin geeipberrpn eroittantis-fDipnlpf-
len len perusteeIla etta bdn tlili ma
Iitltfii ienaattiin faDtettpii1n naali-
toistellsiaan enernl111n rohoia fi,in
Iait foIlitpat. ybopsnal-
tain plioifels dsfett1in fltn,oii 9eetp=
berrna ipastna11 tebopt lDDtoflet, mutt
ia moi lenantti ottoa aIian ,uielafin
eiiIIe.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-09-06
Garbing ii laotn ran1anaatt.iii;x.

Washington, ipp5f. 5 ,. 8u-
buesiaan or1neiinn Totaopistoicn 1ip-
'eereille td1lld tpiime torstainn pref.
oentti Saroing lauilii, eta tpipect
Iotien lopettamifestn oDnt vfcrrns-
iann tltrbin" Nrntciint id lamestot
oiDat aina tarpeeIIiiin, bdn Ianoi..
bliolilnotta fiitd f,,infa pittaIle naail-
ntanraubau aote feIittp.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-09-06
3si!cafaiinGiat lafpsIa GolpraoosIa

Dsnipcr, lop3f. 3 b. = golorooon
biiles,faipaiain union preiioclltti
asobu Mc2ennan on ilnloittaltllt lpal-
tion teoll. Iullsfcnti5iionilIe etsi
faif. fcituosnliebet 8aIoen ia Ga=
mero,l foipofiilla, jotfa fuuluipat
Colorado sSllel & Sron phtioIle. 0.
set lafosia palfunolennl,flen tafia.
&afspoflisIa tD6sfentelee $50 ntiest1.
Sbtr3a mirtail;iat otDat fieltdHeet,
ettd Summasiafaan taiipoflesia oliji
Iaffoa.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-09-06

Ct. Raltl, ippsf. S p. Bnlticn
tertpepslnlltafuntn iIntoitti mime
perianta; no, ettG eneninGu baItpars-
tcaioin fobtouff'a oil taos ilnloifcttn-
ct. DnnIisic of niit1 folnne ntainit-
lima p1ifsdn0 ia Minnearolisfa sf-
II. Enno int1poufiia il1noittttiin
mn6sfin feurootpiItn paiffnfrnn'ltG
glne Garth, Gass. Nurop ia NaSe-
na
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-09-06
3tamereu lsaltioiben ia Bendian
ebnstaiat uenmottelemann.

6Afinti. - Suomen, Puolan ia
Hstsiten n. t. Stdmeren naltioioei,
e6atsfaiat tlletpot fofoontun1acn neu-
rottelula iDenaldi5te ebustaiie,
faHsfc HitfaSia. IpDSf. 10 b. ratfais'
tafieen uieita fesfenera. fla fgIpmpf-
ii. Seiioeu fplpmpsten ioufosia on
pesta ia SabtoianorncDbteps WeHdidt,
Do,1ofa.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-09-06

2ontoo. - Neliteril1 toiHliston fl
ieenpaibtnia labf6ttd1 Miifasta, ettG
f.riaiIiio M1fiim @orfiin dsfettatn
WenGiQIIa rlnoos5tanla pnolneespn
bataapufonl tea on 1panglttn iDptet-
tprla ipebfeilpsta neHDostoballitnsta
iDastann.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-09-06
6 ibmistG fnoIIuf tnfipafssia.

Stem gorf, ippst 5 b. au,lit
ibmista, niistd neIid farnasia per-
beestd, initpot iurnlania Sarlemin
erodsf1 tpiiofrafaiarin;sTa tapobhl-
nee5'o tlIipalosIa mime Deriantait,o