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Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10
Anent the Blue Sky Law.

= Omaha. Aug. 9.-To the Editor of
The Bee: I have been considerably
interested in the recent remarks of
Attorney General Davis anent the
operation of the blue sky law or the
failure of that law to operate. The
fact is that every blue sky law on
the statute books Of Nebraska has
been a farce and the present one is
no exception. It should be repealed
as quickly as possible. If it's terms
were strictly enforced a tailor could
not sell suit Of clothing from cloth
in his shop without first getting
permit from the blue sky board, nor
could restaurant furnish a meal
without going through the same
process. This may sound extreme,
but literal construction Of the law
will warrant the statement.
Commissioner Taylor of the rail-
way commission, who is somewhat
OF goat in the opinion of Attorney
General Davis makes some very in
teresting statements with reference
to the prosecutions under the first
blue sky law. He refers to the
prosecution of the Farmers Oil and
Gas. company and says that that
company brought damage suit
against members of the board
through which they were exoner-
ated. The Farmers Oil and Gas COM
pany never sued the members Of the
railway commission. Don e. De
Bow brought suit against that board
in the city Of Lincoln after he Ode
Bow had been exonerated by Judge
Redick on charge of violating the
blue sky law. This case was tried
before Judge Flansburg (now on the
supreme bench). At q critical point
in the trial Judge Flansberg decided
that the members Of the commission
had no probable cause for "2usin"
the arrest of Mr.. De Bow. Then at
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10

General Wood is telling the Filipinos that
the United States will do whatever is best for
the people. No doubt he considers the interests
of the islanders and Of the people Of the main
land as identical, but it is just as we'll to admit
that if the welfare Of the United States required
retention of the Philippines, they would be kept
irrespective of their desires or even Of their
private welfare.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10
He Inuuires tn Know.

, Omaha, Aug. S.--To the Editor
of The Bee: / find in one column
of your paper today the following:
"Did you know that the horse once
had five toes and was known to our
forefathers as the eohippus? 1t did,
and was. 1t took FIVE periods of
time for the horse to evolute into
what it is today"
didn't know it, but really am de-
lighted to find 1t out. Now, will
the author Of that Immensely vaiu-
able chunk of information enlighten
us still farther. Did our forefathers
swap eohippusses, or did they con-
fine their trades to eohippi? Also,
how come the speech of that dear
old day was Greek? OF course,
always have regarded Greek as a
dead language. but did not think OF
it as being SO dead as to have sur
vived five periods Of time, coming
down to the present. BY the way,
how long did period Of time
last? Is 1t as long as a piece OF
string or as big as a chunk Of chalk,
or would it reach from hither to
yon? Yours for information.
OLD FOGY.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10

aud larger number in June The railroads
may convince themselves that the long haul is
still theirs, but the possibility looms OF a great
deal of industry being localized so that there
will be less and less shipping OF products back
and forth across the continent.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10
The Bees Platform,

1. New Union Passenger Station.
2. Continusd improvement Of the Ne.
braska Highways, including the pave
ment of Main Thoroughfares leading
into Omaha with Brick Surface.
3. "A short, low.rats Waterway from the
Corn BALI to the Atlantic Oeesu.
4. Home Rule Charter for Omaha, with
City Manager form Of Governmsnt.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10

through Bath by train, gave small boy cd
and asked him to 60 and buy some Bath buns
"That will be one for me- said he, "and one
for you" Presently the boy returned eating
bun and offering Sd change Sorry, sir" he
explained, "but there was only one left in the
shop "-GlaseoW Herald.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10

and of American laws, to combat
successfully this insidious propa-
ganda, need to work openly.
1t is time to do .so--time to re-
enforce throughout the country the
spirit, as well as the letter. Of the
first amendment to the constitution
of the United States.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10
Homeless Herrick.

Ambassador Herrck's inability to find suit
able abode in Paris which he can afford has its
the impression abroad that American" is short
for "nillonaire"-New York Evening Post.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10

Somehow, the endeavor OF the University
Of Wisconsin to study and comprehend the
forces making and actuating the migratory
worker and the I. w. w. seems more sensible
than merely settling the problem with club
or driving it on from one town to another
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10

According to the United States Department
of Agriculture the value Of Nebraska's farm
products in 1920 was $689, 100000 This is
quite sum until interest on mortgages, wages
of labor and other expenses of operation are
taken out OF it.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10
Peace Hath Its Difficulties.

Hiram Maxim has invented gun that throws
four-ton shelf without making any noise. What
is more needed is four-ton street car that will
turn corner without making any noise.-Min-
neapolis Journal
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10

final tract somewhat better suited
for worms. Otherwise, there Is no
basis for the theory that eating
candy causes worms, and even that
Is more conjecture than proven fact.
She's Bromo Seltzcr Addict.
Mrs. S. G. II. writes: II have a
friend who has been taking bromo
seltzer for years in ever increasing
quantities. She takes two two
round bottles in eight to 10 days.
She is irritable, very forgetful, al
ways complaining OF being tired.
She is large and heavy. She has
constipation. She takes pargatives
constantly. She has headaches.
81. Is bromo seltzer habit FORM
ing drug?
"2. viii habitual use cause head
aches?"
REPLY.
l. There could be no better illus
tration than the case you cite. The
lady has the habit.
?. The coal tar pain allayer when
used habitually brings about changes
in the blood and nerve cells, which
cause headaches.
Not Adequate Remedy.
20. G. M. p. writes: would you
consider y gr. ampoules OF cacodyl-
ate of soda as a destroyer OF the
microbes of syphilis? Twelve were
given intramuscularly at intervals OF
three days"
REPLY.
This was extensively tried out
nearly seven years ago. The con-
clusion is that it cannot be relied on
to replace arsephenamine or mer-
curry.
Don't Aid Yourself.
Mrs M. 8. w. writes: "Please
publish the. use Of EPSON salts for
reducing.
/. How much to put in the water? :?
2. Hot or cold?
8. How long to stay in and how
often to take?
4. How soon the effect should be
noticeable?
5. Is it a practical way of reduc-
ing or can you suggest a better
one""
Bathing in EPSON salts solution
as means of reducing is utterly
worthless. There is no way to cheat
in the game. If you are fat. you
overeat. To lose fat eat less. That
is the whole law. Live it. No use
trying to wriggle out.
Ii Ex-Governor Proves 1t.
e. S. b. writes: 81. Is man at
the age Of 81 too old to have chill
dren if the woman is young enough
,"2. Would the children be apt to
be strong and healthy?"
REPLY.
I. No. A friend sends Us a news
paper clipping which announces the
birth of a bouncing baby, the child
of an ex-governor who is we'll over
so. This is one Of several children
of his all born when he was older
than 70. .."
2. Yes.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10

Wonder what part, of the United State
Emma Goldman is longing for-Wcst Viz
ginia? III
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10

How paltry l,40O could adequately depict
the landing of the Pilgrims puzzles us who have
met no less than 100000 hicks whose ancestors
fed the fishes from the storm-swept decks Of the
laboring Mayflower.-Buffalo Express.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10

Nebraska's state seal may be "antiquated,
but similar complaint has been made against
lot of things that survive because they are
worthy.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10

Some day coroner's jury will bring out the
fact that the pedestrian killed by an automobile
really committed suicide.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10

One would think the Pacific ocean wide
enough to allow for avoiding reefs when sail
ing on it.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10

"Blue sky law enforcers are indulsing in
heap talk" A little action might help.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10
How to Keep Well
Rv DR.. w. A. EVAN,

submitted
personally :ubset
q enclosed DR.
individual Addrsss letters
" ~". Copyrirht, by DIR ". A
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10

They do say the dye makers were out to
make a killing.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10
UNIFORMS IN HOT WEATHER

Some weeks ago I discussed this
subject l got my data for that ar
ticle from a health journal which
recorded some very scientific work
on fabrics, textures, weights and
colors Of clothes and their relation
to temperature and comfort when
worn in the African subtropics.
But along comes my friend Meyer
asking for another article on the
subject when told him OF my ar
ticle based on the experiments made
in South Africa. He exclaimed. In
language not exactly suited to the
pages Of family newspaper, "Why
drag in Africal" or words to that
effect.
In substance, his criticism was
"why talk about the ideal or the
ultimate when there are so many
windmills to joust against right at
hand" ,
Then he handed me an editorial
which he had recently written for
the Chicago Medical Recorder. The
subject was Uniforms"
He called attention to the folly
of dressing Irish policemen in Prince
Albert coats popularized by and
named for the husband Of a British
queen. If the atmospheric heat does
not give him sunstroke he dies from
apopleXy caused by anger.
Meyer has few kind words to
say about the people who compel
soldiers. sailors, mail carriers and
policemen to wear heavy uniforms
in hot weather. Since so many COM
mercial houses have their men in
Uniform, the kindly medic might
have included them in his list.
The body is tremendous heat
maker. The eating and digesting OF
food, all kinds of muscle work. every
process Of life results in the produc-
ton Of heat.
The skin Is one Of the two great
agencies for getting rid of this heat.
To cover 1t with heavy clothing pre-
vents heat loss by evaporation of
sweat and by the displacement Of
the hot air lying next to it. --
Men who are forced to wear heavy
clothing in hot weather must have
their efficiency greatly lowered They
must suffer strain on their vital or
gans and run considerable risk of
heat prostration or sunstroke.
Their skins being macerated by
sweaty garments for hours, they
must develop skin troubles.
How far does the right to impose
the wearing of heavy uniforms in
hot weather extend?
Worms Like Candy.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10
They Raised Big Families.

Chief Dempsey is right about the thefts
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10

final tract somewhat better suited
for worms. Otherwise, there Is no
basis for the theory that eating
candy causes worms, and even that
is more conjecture than proven iact'
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-10
Worms Like Candy.

c. e. writes: "What causes pin
worms? Also, what is the remedy?
Does eating candy cause them?
REPLY.
Pinworms hatch from pinworrn
eggs. They are due to eating con-
taminated food or drinking con-
taninated fluids. AS rule they
can be cured with salt enemas.
Worm medicine taken internally
helps somewhat. 1t is said that eat
ing candy, other sweets. nd excess
Of starchy foods makes the intes-
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07
rupd$i bdnkkid run$da$-
Il ioulApiincia

@est Chicago. Gras 2o,.is
!5cbleiinger, ldntiielld oiipifion ia
0uua restauronttiIiitettd pit6iD1 ben
filo, oil ferdnlrDt Ell ftnoeiItnon
1loin $55,O 900, ioiIla bda iitoiltui
tbanffinoan BELLE riittaiDisti ioltlll-
.piinoja, ntuttn 10 iouluf. 8 p. fato-
iifin mr.. Scbleiinger 90 ipuotta 1,l,o-
remnant spainolria Iitotn 1rl,listanlot-
ia iiiittdd oIotettaan ,,uorelle apaiftol-
lee1t.
Wer. ScbIefinger lupaii batffia
iuotaspat &entucfpsto ia ganabasto,
lnlitta 1tiita ei lpaa1 fltlllitllut finn.
mastafnan. NpliiliFapteeni Collins
ipalittaa etta raboianIn meaettdrei-
ben arfitus tai balltttan1uus ieIitt1iii
afioiben Dfiitpisleiffoia estda bdnta
fituresti tointisiaan farfuri,l fiinni-
'nantiIesin. Miebet pelfadipdt ioll-
tliipauia tuostlnri 2anoiiin efeen ia
pipat et1ilen1r1irt hiIida fllin ilnrniii-
lpat oialliinuttoan il,ttuui,.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07
Greiibentti @iliDn fieltGnst naan-
iuilieliiGiu btlIiu

Il wa 1444 4+H ~ u
Breiibentti Willon Idbetti fielion=
la maatr1pilieliiai1 ebootltfielIe, ettd
Min aietettaiii iobanaifaiielle fam
nalle, iota nlaantpiIieliiat ppDiitpat
ia jofa meni Iapi ienoatisia ia eoug-
tainbuoneesia.
6enaatfi pani len 1l,loelIeen lipi
So aanelId 5 adnt6 tpnstoan ia eous-
tajabnpne nifoo tebb1 fnr1nn ia min
ponnn len l1pi ipastoin @iIionin
fieltou nlaariuilieIij1iit id DIeilen Tit
feen altttanlilefii fosfa ie feino on
ainoa, iolta 1pilian Dirta ianoaan
aloiiieinaan. glpt tabtDD tarllall lain
laaoo fobben fpln1asofan enelnmig-
tor ennenfl,in ie ioaooon Iaifii pli
efioentin fielIon. Seiraatisio ie {ai
iunren enenlmist0n ia toitpotaan
abl,oneesfa faotpan Inr1oin.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07
Pcnlnlirdldbtyksid Obi.
cd1oll aSunnciS$a

gbicago. Holiiiit usfptpnt, ettd
ppnll.iraidbbyffet, iotfa lnobingoitti-
mot Dbid pobioisoiaston oiuntora-
fennusta fesfipon aifana, oliuot tho
| p1enrettel0istG iobtuneitn.
Wiebid, Malta ia lapiia potent
|rafennlrffisto rdidboDfiien idlfeen ID
t1poellinen pafota,ibu !DallitIi, Ma-
felrnusten faiffi iffunat farfDitpdt.
NnIiiiit nsfotpat, ettd opnan,iittipoln-
nleia fdptettiin. Rllfaan eli loltffoan-
tunut. %
g. Nacbibeim, iofa ontistaa rafen-
,llifien, iosfo enii1ndinen raidbops to
Ipabt,ii, fertoi, etta b1r oil eroittaulit
paIipellfiestaan ,lltioon fllltlll1pan
Itulonnlieben ia f1pttdnDt lnioon flll-
lltnlntonta lniestd. Rliitenfaan ei
b1n olliit fanititt 1ilinfoanlniiin ,tf)fn-
ltfiiu goinen ponini r1idbti fatuil-
|tnoitusten laittaion Glitper Sbonin
o1pelln. SDon of ollnt iln1oitliSten
ofettaiien Iafon aifana tDosid lima
raitiotielld ia iarloi ban iaa1,eenia td-
man jobbosta i,ieita i,bfoufiia.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07
Cy0tt0myys eIdvIet ku-
wen dIdIId

SEEM Uorf. Gl1tpienfupien tuo-
tanto DbOpsDolloisfa tl,lee enii-
iuuo111tn olenann ninonstan,l ,piiii-
fpulnlelttd proientfia 1iitd lnitd ie on
ollut tGnd tDilonlla ia 1ll,lltamnt Iiif<
feet otDat 10 erottaneet paItpelufies-
taan enenlnldn flin tDiiiifpnnaenta
proienttia tpofDoimastna,,.
Wiitten liiffeitten ioutosin, jotfo
ppat p11dttttGd1eet iDabertdd tl,otnfltoa,
ptDat m. m. Galllo1s BIapers-2asfp,
@oroppn, Gor, Metro, @itagrobp ia
llnitperInI tebtoat.
Sos angelesisia, elatpienfitlpieal
teolliluuoeil fesfllflesia, ON 10 enem-
man fiiin ipiiiifpmneittiitub a,dpt
.teliiid ID rluittn teolliiilateen pbbis-
tettnd bertfiloi iollturti1t tpottonldfii.
Ssbaglatitl on tdrlai, reforntin iob
bustn erotettu lsoin piiIiti,botta fli1l-
ripalffnista 1aDtteliiGa, tefnillistd
faista ia filniin faIittelii1G. rBaabem
man ia paren1pia futpia," iarotaan
nlefDnli linben tltllttusfana1r.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07
1921 = VOL. 40
Hlllerikdll fabaniesten
IculN tV0ldiSille

xpottonops, naIta ia ti,riilts on
| tDolaiiille onuettu Iab;a.
Vuston Wasi. - Gtta 1drimm1i
iesid pilutteesfn ole1pien llfundard
gostonlsia ei ole npfpifin 1pGbdinen,
iilld iaa iontinIaiien fdiitpfien mis-
ia atDustufIista nlit1 bytpdntefetpai-
lppspboistptiet iouIun aifana tefi-
ip1t.
Nelastnsnrneiian blonellgtoor,
Nepples PaIocee11, Woibington ia
srooffine fatliien fuInlnsIa feraptpi
aattono ia ioitlupdispdr1G roin tirba.-
men ibnlista, nliebia, tpoinloia ia Iap-
Tia, toifet roajariffoia, toilet tertuei-
I'd, niutta tp6tt6nliG ia iparatton1ia,
faamaall ioltlltoterioo, talta frrioIls-
too ldbirnpir1 oletpalta Dboistuffel-
til.
pfittto talrd amos oil aiiloastoan
pieni ntitrto ola iiind adrimntaiiesio
bdoasid oletpien pleisiun1nlasta 1ltitd
tdntdn pboistnfien ,pirsoiIiiot oil
nat foltpuneista Ioptaneet.
9e ianotpat atpustaneenIa foiffi-
'aan $4,000 benfiIoa iouIun aifona
ia ipalittaipot ettei 6eibGn iparania
riittanpt tDieIa eoes 9bocn oterion
banffimiiefii faifille, iofo fen tar.
peesia oliiiiDat oIIeet.
aaifisia tpolaigpiireisia lanotpat
len pirfailiiat tbotton,ppoen foaneen
altaan fnriulttu, iota oliii bptpdnte-
inaiippspboistpflen Iietpitettatud,
nniltta faiffeen heio1n ferGanlanio
iparot eitpdt riittareet.
Ninoastaau pnhiflnlin pul,tteesia
oleipille perbeilie 1poilnat be heIpo-
tusta ia apila a1ltaa.
Gri firffofuntain ia iruiben bb-
Etpdntefepdiipp fnirfai!i-
ldt ilmoittamat rposfin iafaneenIa
tanG aDuonno folnle fcrtna enenllr,1n
ntpisttsto f,tils milne tu,io1na.
Eoiiisia inurbal,mingeisia ospaf
oiiat tietpsti farnnllo totpciir. 81 fen
taboen, ettd 1naasia olili tnsparan
pilitetta, tpaan ientdboen, ctta fitd
on liian palion. SeIlaista OH Mme.
rifan fSpbbps."
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07

I'll 't'st eD11l NfOoGll as
foiIelle fnn1lnilc, ntfu preiibelltti
Bilfon fielii, nleni ldpi fliitenfin. Sc
naatisia fifa fa,,nattis So ia 5 mas
tusti, goltstoiabuoneesia fa1tnatti it
I'd 254 ia rpastllsti &C. ills ie rneni
ldpi palion iulirernmalla erenlruis
tOiid fnin fofii foImatta o'ao.
War finance corporation bonffii
lainoia illfonlaille, eta ne apoilpat
ostoa iDiIiaa amerifasta ia min nil
ion N,tta ta,lee noufe1naan.
Ealila on ianinen llutinen nlaan-
tpilieliioille, iill1 MT tulee spilian
0binto 1lolienlaan ia fniffi life nlfoa
tnas ipilfastlmoan.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07
rakiesityS t1laanviljeIi.
Jain apuStuk$ek$i

YadtGs, Wianratel1 So0anoifni1er
8ilianostoyboi nuoistani-
ien fllennDt lipi tummoslnfir
fongreSlin Iuoneesfa.
Waf6iiigtQn. 2ainlaatiiafiln
nan tefen,a palt5s, cboottoen fooun.
|uifoiien tuiIianostopb pboistpfien ,,itois'
|tdnista ,rranrtuilieIiidill etDustufiefii
plitoatDin biiltoia 1pnstaan tebtiin t1t
6elifefii fun ierantti, iInorl refor6i
d1ncstpStd bundffpi coustoiabno.
|neen lofieiitpfiet iattden ulos oiar
eboottoei, ett1 liitopnilan tporonelt
tbosto ulott1iii r1nionsh luottoc
inoonnil iehioille.
@ddtOs ,ipt u1enee treiiIentiIIe
|Sennottorit ii eoustdiot olilpat Ct
|nlielfd ntielipiteesfd iosfo preIioenttI
| fieltdiii tGn,dil lam. syotfltt nsfoi,
|,Dnt, sttta;i prsiibenii uiel;i bpgidd ien
|lttiitto toilet iisfoiipat eta preiibenH
|hiIse hppdi ifipulddn ien.
yohtnint iotfd ctDot ,pdsfnlnl1Iai'
ie ait5 iesl' Iopa,lli iisgi1 bgpdfisuti'
|festd, taittenfin, ljaI jj 4 \ W. pIepn,s,
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07
SairduSvakuMtustd puu.
bataall P.=DdkotasSd

9ismarcf, 81. 3. gs3oltion ,pa-
fiinfns fcn1isiioneri oh ipuoiirapor-
tisiaan ehoottanltt laaoittaipafii mai
ton lafi, iofo tafao Iairaus- ia ta-
patnrniaaDafliutllsta ipaftion aillf-
,faiIle.
uS1n1d aiotns ei ole mif1an uuii",
ianoo fonisiioneri raportisiaarl. sc
on rafenrettu iarnoille periaotteiIIe
flil NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aDanbillls-
ipaflnlius ia 11litut iolnaniultntoilet
'pdfuutnfief, ioita on fdDtann0gfd
nlaisin faiffiaIIa n,aaiI-
nlnsid. 5itdpnitii on ie iopuioin-
ttnsia tp0ldiSten 1pabi,lgonfor,Daug-
lain fnnsfn ia tltIiii t1ula nuF Infi
alettda aDnbingonforipnufiia ,pnItpo-
man ipiroston naItponuan alaiIefIi.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07
Waatiudt tfliljoona1 dol
larilt korudu$td

Nep yorf. - Giiorufiet Wsi|s
Rboeoe Ns. BRUSH ia Soa 8. grusb
oaDut 11ostoneets fll1l,pifin $500, 900
,iluiruiien aDabinsonfor1u usiitua l1i
fdreita BilIiorn 9. @ibionin ID gBal-
ter 1in6Dto tpostnon iiit1 eta mania
oliUat il1listaneet iiiarufiet lnieliini-
ruff ia ioiitlliipat iifaralffet t1ntall
pernsteclla ipiettdlll1an fpn1n1eren
Fu1liotto Sings Hnrfin nlieIiiniraifters
pibatDsiairoolnsia, iosta DC otuot as
fettdin onnist1lneet pddIen1dn lDa-
paofii titItuoan illistc.uffi tdpii-
iidrfiiitii.
Sifdrtffet iDpttdap1t ld1faarien
|,poanoneen padriil ialisidesiodn bei-
|6dt n,ieli lifairaifii pttorlna 1910; ettd
|eitpdt moirsitlt lddfdrit torfastal,eet
|beiE perioonolIiiest ii etH he tot
rnenpiteet ioibeit nalifod1 beibdt iiu-
Hsiettiin suielifairuiiii, eiapia ollsei
|JoilliSet. 81
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07
sdi,uat s5oO,OO0 iuaruilem
ionlnlabian.

Jocpna Mnib. Nifailin aatto-
,la faapni ioitlupltffi ,Mrs. Map ..
8oobalen llofIe idttden bdnelle ia
piffn poiolleen puofen ntiIioonan
oollarin ilturliiien iouIuraDian.
SaBia foapui oifeastoan iiten, ettii
Wfrs. @ooonle iai iInloitlifien 500
tlibannen oollarin il,ur,,iiesto perrin
nDstd, iofn oil Iotlfentlltt biinen ia
poifuilla oiaIle Netp yorfisisa p0rsfi
feinotteliiona toin1ineen ipeIpnId ia
feoan Morapi11in fl1oIinmiastd. Dar.
Wfaripin oil fltollltt mosta oiman as
feftain. Weli toitpoi fifteen idtiG-
lndsfGdn teston1entisiaar. ettd poian
mimi inilttetiaiiiin dioin illflinirreffi,
Martpiriffi.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07
mailman peIka II$ddn.
tyy paikka Il Ok Sctad

gsep yQrt. Moailman tpelfa on
npt 3OO,O 600, 600.
Mnilmon fonioien .tpelto aiele'
mon alleflricittarniien aifonu olli
$212, ,0OO, 900, 600.
gatior,ol Gitp Yntlffi, slnterifan
|dsteiiesfd ialistufiesia, qntoa 1ldmai
losfut, ,rdpttdeu, ettd ro.bun paIoa-
luinea ei ole ebf1isipt n1oailntan me-
lan fusDanista ia paperirnban ulos
nlerou.
5o6an oifana Iii6ps moailman
,pelfaan OF 10000, ,OOO, 900 lpilobes-
ia. gniim1iiend ipuotei,a aieleipoll
| idlfeen il,nlma ilouii 45,00O,000,.
200 0ollarillo. Ioifena tpliote-
no ie oil $4,000, ,OO0, 900.
.@uurin ola liiaDfIist1 DleilisH
neloisia ia paperi rdbasio tupdbtl,u
Guropasia", iano6 rapertti. Oleiiet
tpeInt Gobiois ia gtela 9lmerifasfa
1,apttd1pdt p6bennpflen toiiena roi,-
ban Diioteno ia aireoastaan pienen
| lildDfien slaiiasio, Mfrifasia ia
Oceanicasfa, iolla nialla tpelat gu.
roposfa Iiidd,tpiaDdt $30OO0,OOO,- :
900 enfimdiiesid tpuooesfa ufeleipon
idlfeen ia 45,OOOOOO,o 600 toiiesia
,plto6egia, iofn on il,sri loppuniit.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07
Ford sulkee kultamylly-
jddu

Observation-Disclosures tpoIaistd tpot
tomafii ontopoioien iuIfemilen
fniitta.
9etroit. Joro Wotor DbtiD on
iulfenut Detroitin tebtaaltia epa-
inaaraiietii oiafii, tieooitetaon Iuo-
tettatpalta taboIta. 2aitosta ei tulIa
atpaamnmt ennellfiiin mpobaan emf
iDnoilila, ielitcta1n.
Gnlfelitinliien innotoan oibeutli-
man nDfpddn tpnlIitieiposto IiifeIa-
lliaannltfiesta ia idtt1d tp0ttomdfii
len piiiifpnlnrentd ti,batta tpolaista.
Wtion ipiranonlailet oipat fielt1p-
tp1eet atrtantasta niitddn spiruilistu
Iatinntoa tebtaita fosfe.pista oil.
oista.