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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14
LETTERS or TEsslE AND JOE

Dear Tcssie:
The boss still seems to think there
must be more OF II demand for Daisy
Canned Soups than my orders seem to
reflect. even after | wrote to him that
there liz not only no demand but n de-
cided anti feeling towards the brand.
But You can't argue with a man who's
paying YOU n salary for not doing what
he wants yon to do. so I've been rum
ming my logs of and running my imng
ination trying TO make n lot OF grocera
with strong chins change their minds
about the selling properties OF ID. G..
Soups. The grand sum total at the end
OF the day was zero. and after supper
when | collapsed into chair and took
of my shoes and picked up the even
Ing paper the first thing my eyes lit on
was an article telling how some scientf-
fie bird has doped out that the men who
live the longest are the ones that lead
the most active lives. Well. In that
case give me a short life and sluggish
one.
also read about some tribe of In
dians. the Oshkosh tribe or something
like that. discovering oil on their res
orvation. and now they're all making
$1,000 "A month without the slightest
idea how to spend IL. I wonder II 1
could get the boss to let me go out there
and try to induce them to exchange their
money for cases of Daisy Soup and
then after they'd drunk the soup tnoth-
ing makes an Indian siclSl they could
use the cans for currency just like they
used to Sc wnmpum in the good old bow
and arrow days when they had an idea
this country belonged To them. An
empty Daisy can In GOOD condition In
certainly more important looking OBJ
ject than dollar bill. and you know In
dians ars great birds for the looks of a
thing.
Give the baby my best regards and
tell him from me II he don't come across
with tooth soon Ill begin 20 have doubt
as to his general intelligence
Your affectionate husband
Joe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14
A NOTE FROM THIERRY.
Chapter -.

ShafAth
AS the days wore on / regretted
more and more the finding of those
florists bills. 1 could not entirely hide
my feelings and | knew Leonard must
sense the aloofness in my manner
What good did knowing about them
do me 1 would be far better off with
out such unhappy Knowledge.
If i only dared talk To Leonard, IL
we could thrash the whole disagreeable
affair out. j hated this silence. But
i could not be sure what his attitude
would be. 1t might all be true about
his relations with Mrs. Darwood
l could not be sure of my own feel
ings yet. If ii was true, what did
intend to do? IL / knew the truth of
things. and the truth was hideous. what
then? Would my heart be able 10 give
Leonard up TO another?
/ turned these questions over and
over in my mind and looked at them
from all angles. But they only looked
ugly and impenetrable.
/ could only wait I did not dare
bring things to a climax. My viii turn
ed weakly from action.
Leonard had been out great deal
of late. / surmised that Mrs. Dar-
wood had returned from her southern
dragging my disconsolate weary self to
a bed of troubled dreams
j settled into passive state of in
difference. 1 could not rouse myself
TO action. j realized il was because /
was coward as to the course that any
action might take. / felt / would rather
cling to the hope that 1t was all mis-
take than bring things TO a disastrous
climax. If il was true / could not let
things go on and retain my self-respect.
Therefore, / turned my back and re-
fused TO look.
The strain was telling on me.
avoided my neighbors. l felt that all
eyes could read the shame and anguish
of my heart written on my face. My
broodings turned back upon themselves,
chafed and intensified my misery.
Every time / went out ! felt that
Mrs. Russeli's eyes x-rayed right
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14
LITTLE BENNIE'S
NOTEBOOK
THE PARK AVE. NEWS.
By Lee Pape.

THE PARK AVE. NEWS.
Weather: Still Spring.
Exter! Short Fitei sid Hunt went
with his mother TO have hts pickture
taken and wen he came back sam
Cross asked him IL he had broak tho
camera and sid Hunt took II like a
insult and short but ixciting fite
took place
Spoarts. The Invisfbles played the
Park Wonders last Satidday, but the
game was called on account of rane.
Score. Al to Al, tie.
pome by Skinny Martin
you MITE BE SERPRIZED.
Always perfect fellows smaller than
you
And never soak them or kick them.
Espeshilly If they're red heddcd guys
Unless you're sure you can lick them.
Sissiety. Everybody thawt some
body was hert in axsident all OF a
suddin last wensday aftirnoon, but
it was ony Miss Loretter Mincer start
ing her singing lessin.
Business Notes. Leroy Shooster.
swapped Ed wernick a green pencil
with red lead in it for Ed wernicks
new hardwood top, and the peg was
loose and foo out the ferst time Leroy
tried to spin it, ony he dident try to
swap back on account of knowing the
red lead is 50 weak il brakes Off every
time you try to sharpen the green
pencil.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
SOME SALADS ron GUEST nfALs
BY La4ra A. krkrnan

SOME SALADS FOR GUEST MEALs
Please publish some fancy Jalads
for guest fnouIs." writes readi,r of
this column. The following salads ere
of this nature.
Cream Cheese Zen Salad. Chop olives
finely and use two tablespoons ef this
To one cup Of cream cheese; mix well
and form into small balls. How form
hearts Of lettuce into cups on individual
plates Zone cup" on each piatet and
place a cream cheese ball in the centre
Of each cup. put cooked and seasoned
peas around the cream cheese ball and
cover the peas with may0unaise dress-
ing.
chicken-pe Salad. Dice the cooked
white meat Of chicken and mix 1t with
m equal amount 0f cooked ara sen
sOned green peas Add finely chopped
cucumber pickles TO suit taste and serve
with French dressing
"MarbIe" Salad; Color either cot
tage cheese or cream cheese with a little
uncooled egg yoik ana form II into
small balls, or marbles" the size of n
cherry. Make other balls, the same
size, Of cream cheese mixed with chop
ped nuts Now add some marasehino
cherries to the assortment ana place
these small balls attractlveiy On tender
lettuce leaves on individual plates. Put
q dab Of rnayonnoise on the edge Of
each plate.
DeyiIled Egg Salad: Hard bofP' two
eggs for each person. Remove shells,
cut each egg IN half. scoop out the
yoiks. and mix these yolks. in a bowl.
with an equal amount of devi1ied hmm
(c8n be bought in tfna1 and with only
just enough sweet milk 60 rnofsten; sea-
son and restuff the white halves Place
four Of these stuffed haIf eggs on each
individual salad plate, on bed Of LETT
tuee leaves. and pour boiled dressing
over I'll. Chill wen before serving.
Banana-Peanut saiad: Slice peeled
bananas iengthwise and place them on
4 bed Of lettuce leaves. Put on each
half banana 4 thin layer of rnayon-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14

carelesE or unintentIonal arrangsgner1
| OF wording Even comma nay altel
! The sense Of the law.
| Congressman Need Help.
/ Many people have the idea that II II
only the public that needs to bo warned
| against dangerous legislation, TINT
every Congressman knows all the Ins
ard out of his calling As n matter of
fact. tho new congreastnhn. fresh from a
lawyers office of some other connpafa@
lively Ingenious environment. IL al a
big disadvantage In TIM maze of strategy
the parliamentary auibhIIng SO plaua-
fbly arranged by experts at the game.
Not even the id-fjmer can always be
alert to note danger siKnale. 30 a
bureau looking for such things can be
Of definite value in pointing them out.
Service Of this sort is rendered In
England by q similar organization
maintained by the British Labor party.
This. however is a piece of party
machinery. whereas the American pro-
totype numbers Democratic, Republican
and Independent Senators and Repre-
senfatives In its organization In this
II In distinctive
The real. significant influence Of tho
organization will be- It's tendency to
draw together Congressman OF the
different parties who nre sufficiently In
terasted In public progress To oppose
the reactionariaH In ConRross. There
are never very many OF these Congress-
men independent enough to brave the
dispieasnre Of party leaders. and when
they fght HinEiy they are at an over
whelming disadvantage.
In the words Of Hasil Manly. Chair
man Of the Peoples Legislative Ser
vice. the organization IL expected TO
bring together "a group Of the best
lighters in the House and Senate who
VIII form battalion Of Death and
stand together unfiInohingfy and with
thorough accord upon the great nlea~
sures which affect the public interest.
Since the breakdown Of the group Of
Insurgents In 1912, there has been no
we'll organized teamwork on tho pros
gressiyc side in either House Of Con-
greHs except for temporary alliance on
special measures.
I'm attempting TO form this group no
account was taken Of numbers. but
every effort was made 90 secure a
militant minority who would stand to-
gether on fundamentals"
The battalion TO which Mr.. Manly
referred Is at present composed of senn-
tors France, Iadd. Norris. Walsh and
La Toilette. and Representatives Beck.
Browne, Frear. Keller. Mead, Nelson,
Burke. Sinclair and Voigt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14
GRAY SQUIRREL PLAYS A TRICK.

Gray squirrel had laid up a nice store
az nuts for his winter supply and ne
had no notion of having Reddy Squirrel
help himself. as he often did, to his
neighbors' food,
Reddy Squirrel was quarrelsome
little fellow. He was noisy. too, and
always prying into affairs of others
often when it was not TO help himself
10 food but to see what his neighbor
was doing.
So Reddy Squirrel, you see. was not
at all loved by his kinfolk, the Gray
Squirrel, and that was the reason that
Gray Squirrel decided he would stop
the visits Of Reddy and put an end to
being bothered IL he could.
Gray Squirrel worked early and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14
WHY?
WHY DO SOME
SUBSTANCES EXPL0DRg
Copyright 1920. by
Wheeler Syndicate. Inc

Mention of the word explosion
usually brings to mind some substance
like gunpowder, nitro-glycerine or 7. y.
T. generally used for the explosions
which are premeditated, and, to a GER
tain degree, controlled by man. But ii
should be remembered that there are a
number of other substances, apparently
harmless in themselves, which can ex-
plode with terrific effect. Steam, for
example, if too closely confined, viii
burst a boiler and do almost as much
damage as a shell. Grain dust. coal
dust or the fine dust suspended in the
air Of sawmills. is extremely dangerous
on account Of this tendency, for the gem
Grafton of heat from some unexpected
source may cause II to shatter the eie-
vator or mill which contains it
There is, however, a difference be-
tween what might be called natural"
explosions of this kind and the "artifl-
cial" explosions Of gunpowder and
nitro-glycerine. The first are due 70
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14
ANSWERS TO EDISON.
He Did Not Ask the Questions. But We
Cannot Dispute the Replies

He Did Not ASK the Questions. hut We
Cannot Dispute the Replies
@. Name two of the principal exports
from Argentina
A. There won't be any exports from
anywhere when we get through with
the tariff.
@. What city has the finest harbor
In the world?
A. Every city.
Q. What country has the highest uni
form temperature?
a. Hiram Johnson's country.
Q. Where are our most abundant and
vast forest preserves?
A. Where the forest fires are
Q. Bound Indiana.
A. On the east by the Atlantic Ocean,
on the west by the Pacific Ocean, on
the north by Canada. on the south by
the Gulf of Mexico.
@. What is the highest mountain peak
east of the Mississippi?
A. The retail price Of Chicago dressed
beef in New York.
Q. What is the distance from Key
West to Havana?
A The distance is not prohibitive.--
New York Evening Post
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14

late. He stored in one part Of his home
plenty Of nice nuts; but this was at
one side Of the entrance and not the
first place that Reddy would look.
But right in front of his doorway,
Gray Squirrel had plenty Of nuts; or,
at least, they looked like nuts; they
really were only shells and very
loosely heaped. so that when they We're
disturbed they would quickly fall.
Gray Squirrel knew that his ldns-
man. Reddy Squirrel, was very clever
creature and by many thought TO be
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14

that which causes a sudden burning OF
the particles of dust near it and a con-
sequent expansion Of the air which al
most instantaneously becomes an ir-
resistible force. In the case Of gun
powder and allied explosives the result
is due TO the presence Of chemicals
which burn with-G-eat rapidity without
air, and in burning, these chemicals re-
lease large quantities Of gas. It is the
attempt Of this gas to escape from the
container which confines it. that causes
what we allude TO as an explosion
just as the steam in a boiler is con-
stantly trying to escape, and. unless a
safety-va1ve relieves the pressure. It viii
eventually shatter even the strongest
steel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14
More Free Packages
For School Children

The Washington Information Bureau OF
Every Evening has been able to procure
another large stock Of free educational
printed matter for children.
This cons SITS mainly OF maps. bIotters
calendars. birds animal and insect books
ali of an educational nature.
This wealth OF valuable material viii be
divided into thousands upon thousands of
mixed Packages. hardly any two alike, but
each one a NIpine of information for little
people.
First come first served. Use the coupon.
he sure TO write name and address very
plainly. and enclose two cents in stamps for
return postage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14

nsise and 7sprInkie thickiy with choppe1
peanuts. Put ua8rascbifo cherry GA
each banana hair. and serve On leftll~e.
Appie-prange- Walnut aalads Com
bine equal parts N diced apples, diced
oranges and sdd ors-qDarter their
amount Of chopped walnut meats. Serve
wAIh mayonu3lse dressing.
pineappio-Crean Cheese Salad. PIT
tender lettuce leaves or individual
piates. then, on each plate. place one
round " pineapple. put cream ches-z.
through pefato ricer and heap this
on the pineapple rounds: coyer with
mayonnaise dressing ana put mara
schino cherry on top each portion.
Stuffed Onion Salad. Boil large or.
ions until they ara tender but not roft
Ctoi ana cut out the cantrts 70 form
cups. Now chop cold c,oke1 lima for
stringieasD beans and mix these bans
with an equal portion u rits BOT nrm
tomato, mix with enough fnaycnnaiss
- hold together. and nli the onion cups
with this MIXTURE. Put moro niavor-
naise l0n TOP and serve very cOId
Especially Dainty salad. Drain fsa
juice from can u spricots and divds
the aprlcofs on the various individual
salad plates, on Ieffnee lsayep. N0w
whip one cup u double cream ~ a
stifT froth. add n u two tablespoons ~
rDayornaise dressing aud beas grfn svai
MIXED IN. then adj 10 raarrhraHo7vs
that have been cut in suiaH pieces Vim
a pair Of scissors and one hair cup ~
chopped nut meats. Turn this dsiicious
dressing over the apricots and serys
very cold.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14

an inauiries addressed 20 Msr~ Rfrk-
man IN care Of tho ~Efciani rfouae-
keeping" department win he answered
in these columns ir their turn This
requires considerable time, however,
owing 70 the great number receive6
So II a personal or quicker reply "a
desired, stamped and se'f-acaressef
envelope must be enclosed with fns
q1eftion.-The Editor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14

Just minute OF your time to tell
$4,000 people what you want-Every
Evening classified ads do the rest.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14

Joys Of Procrastination.
An argument prolonged doth bring
a peaceable delight.
So long as folks keep arguing
They must postpone "A fight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14
SEE YOUR SKIN
IMPROVE WITH
POSLAM'S Use

lust little Posiam on sick skin,
spread TO cover the affected surfare will
sooths. cool and comfort. And the
skin, urged to throw or its dtsorJered
condition should respond spiendidIy so
that gratifying Improvement may be
quickly seen.
Simple because Posiarn is powerfully
effective; Safe because there IS nothing
IN IL 20 hRrrps Advisable always because
erupfionai skin is risky to tolerate
troublesome and embarrassing in the
extreme Let PosIam show the way 10
perfect skin health.
Sold everywhere For free sample
write TO Emergency Laboratories. sGs
Vest tTth St. New York city
Po%lan SOAP fnedicatad with Poxfarn
esf
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-12-02
asDbin iuarastaninen nDfgiiin tuaa.
rallistQ.

Gbicaao, sssu., ioulnf. i p. =
gniimaiiena ieltralfiena meriIotilai-
oen postij1niin alettamiiesta on ollni
fe, ett1 be olDat nallgilneet ia anl-
plttleet nIeita fulefiiipia tDoldiIid, iot-
ia oiDat ottnneet, tai nrittdneet ni-
tna fDDtia ntatfugtaiaiut1ain tpaunll-
len palisia, loibir on olIllt Dboistef-
tprpd postimaunllia. 9isfen arrrpui
rlertlotilas Dboen nlieBen Green
9aDs'a> Wis., ia bultiol tpiraronlai.
let aifoitDat mangitisttaa iotiIaan
ntlttta flin be otpat liittomoltioioen
"alneella" ollesiaa,1 postinnunl1sIa
ei iDaltion iDiranondiiilIa ole nitaar
oifentta beiGin nabben. SafalGi,1an
merilotilaioen tpahtinirasto iIntoit-
tao, ettd oinoa feino estdd iotiloat
litulenasta fppoinottaiia postircs-
ipotfit on ie, ett1 fufaan eli nritd
fparostoa fpptid iunisla ioislo pos
tla fuletataon.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-12-02
by0kyaaltu kulke'
nut kdbden kdu.
pun9in ylit$e

0eanila, 6ilippiinit, ioulltf. / p.--
Gupia'itl n1aofunnasla Iilaitlepa
ssbojapn faup,lnfl peittpi fotonaiinr-
Deslaan ipeoell6 fln lnuri bpofDaal-
to Iafdiii falipungin piime innmsn-
taina. llleita rafenn,lflia ia niioen
aiuffaita pppbfaiii oalto merecn.
MD0sfin on tdnne iaapunlt tietoln,
eta Macnton fnupnngin plitIe ful.l
bDDfpaulto ia pli 100 alfuaiufasto
ferrotaan bl,ffuneen. Nnfara ntnrs-
fp noiIla tienoin ipallitii fnfii pdiDda
ia ibmisbel,fien bufun peliat0dn ole-
ipa,, palion 5l,urenntran filin enlirtlai
fet tieoot ctpat fertoneet. Mncatosln
ia sSboiapsia on molemn.isia noin
10000 aiufasta ia iiioitlepat ne
Nanap ioaren pobioiiella rannifolla
Gilippiinien iaarirpbmasfd.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-12-02
Srlannin fpipmps.

So1,too, joulut. / b. - l1Isterin
eli pobjoifen sSrIannin eoustoiat otpat
tln1olttaneet Ell bpipdfIDndni6 eiitnst1
toto Srlani1in parlorneiltin u1uooos-
ta1niiesta sSrIannin itfeboEIinnon If.
toi1n, rnlttta oiDnt ulsterilaiiet fititen.
tin iltnoittoneet oletponfa tniputpai-
fla fesfnstelemoan nlliisto raubaneb.
ootsto Srlannin aliasio, jos ne elite
toar1 ennen emit tiistaita. Ssdan1i-
nistert on elittdnpt liiliia ebtoia eteIG-
Srlat1nin eli Sinn Sein Iiiffeen
eolrStaiille ia jos be ne bDipdfiplpat
tullaan ne eiittdnl11n uIsterin eous.
talflle entlen emf tiistaito. Srlon,tin
fplDmps on fits eoelleen pbtd friitiI-
linen fliin enneltfin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-12-02
Z fnpIlnt tenatterin tnIipalpsIa.

yteip Satpen gonn., ioulllf. b
Wiime moanontai-iItono ipttpi
taalla t1lipalo @ialto-teoatterisia ia
taban mennesid on fuoIleioen l1,flt 7
leitraufiend ti,osta onnettomu1bes-
ia. Contamination Ilrfu on faif-
ftaon 1875, ioista so ont boioettu ia
boioetaon fairaoloisia. Geaotterirr
li1ffeenboitaja on mangittu fen tafio,
ettd ban oil mpDnDt piIetteid enem-
n1an fuin of istuilrlio, tpaiffa pai-
folliiet ia lpaltion Iait Ien fieltdlpat
Glllipo1o ioi alfuria raDttanloIG ina-
rontattonrasta tuIen faiitteIbstd. t.
1elnnat fol,ffaontliiipat ioutltesioan
tpafiloufon ialfoibin tltngofiesio.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-12-02
SianmaaIlinen fnparipbti6 iattdnnt
iueronia naf5a,natta.

Seem Oorf, ioul,1f. i ,. - Hari
p1itp11 tafaperin alotti ballitl,g
t6dlI1 oifeusjrtun Mnoconon Copper
Miring Coca nastaan iiitd, ettei ie
ole ntaflanlit forporatiionitperoa
militia z aIapbh0Itd, iotfa ie pboisti
itIeeni1 1909. S,lnlrna tefee noin
$1OO,o 900.
Sooan aifana of tdn1d DbtiD rtli
ildnmaalliIiunpia faiffien lnufosla.
Sc pafotti iofailen tpolaiienid osta-
n1aan tpapa1slainoia j. m. olipa
paroia tai ei. Site ie noi fulloen
ientin fuparia 40 ientilld pailnau ia-
malta fun fen pa1iobtaiat Npanit ia
mutt puliuttitpat lniIioonia l1t,nett
fi,uiimetfafaupoisia. 2opufli fiel-
taptpp ie tDield 111ofiantasta nero
iaanfiL iotfa ,peiiimdt bit,,ien pienen
olan iota-aion }ltl,resta iaoliista.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-12-02
geIgian iofialistit iaantet "a untta
paiffua ieanatisia.

@rDsieli. 8elgia, iouIuf. / p. =
@iralliiet tiiIoffet 9elgiasio toimi.
tetilistn eonsfllntaipanleistn, oIotta.
mot, ettd fofialigtit o1pat tpcittaneel
"a lnltta eoustaiopniffaa iel1natisIo,
beioan eonstaiarladrdilid olIen npi
1btd ii,lri filin flerifaalien. 2ibe-
raalit menettitpat 90 paiffoa ia fle-
rifoalit ipoittimat folnle. GoiiaIiste-
ia on MT ienaatisIa 33.
Eoiieen faniariin fpaIitlifpat fofo-
lfldiiet 50 e0ustaiao, iaaoen pboefIan
illttta paiffaa; Iiberaalit 33, lneuet
tden Db0en paifatl; ioIinlistit 66.
menettaen nelii; "rintalt1apuolue@
ielid, menettaen pboen; "taisteIiiat4
Dboen, nterettiien pboen. goiIet puo.
lneet ldifpat ndfpnldrtoniin.
Senantti ei ole t0p6ellinen eunen-
tuin eraat fltnnaIlisbollinnot opof'
'tii1littd1ieet e6ustaiatlia ia 'enaatti
p,iolestaan tpaIitiee tnitutatnia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-12-02

nlaffain 9fonparti5an clifton p,,5e
irita olen fogfaor flrlll,t" ga
Sbeorer, aaaliaii5ta, of nelfein pb-
td iprffd aripostelusiaar. aofo1f-
lesia bplpafipifiil, pdatoslauielnla
rabo-aiiairl iubteel1, iofa nelfein flo-
ranailestt bpiDaflpD ienaattori 2aoo'-
in lafieiitDfiens ballitllfien luoton
iarjest1nliiestd lnaanipilie1iioine.
"M,ltta fniHein tpoimaffaintlnan
1paifutiflen li1irl,.iI1l tefi" laniiii Scr.
Suller, "erdGn gnnsfan eongtoian
pnbe 96lt of olIut toto el1n1d..:-
iifdnid fo-operatiitDiiesia Iiiffeesia
91n onnitteli Mmerifan 1naanipilieIi-
ioitd iiita eoisipfiestd. ioto be olitpat
piottaneet fo-operatiitpiien litffeen a.
lalln pnrin iniine tplooen fuluesia.
Mutta ban feboitti meitd n1oItiIIi=
1nnteen. Salf l111oI tn=Dperdt11m1len
toirninnan fehittbmdn bitaasti. gans-
fosla npfpiii1i laoputetltt tltlofiet o.
iuat oifeastanll ntonen iltfnpolnet1
tpotd. 9tmerifan fo-operatiitpi1en
life ei llb6ssttddan tule aino fnlfelnaarl
pbtd 1lopeasti eteenp1i11. Gulee ole
maan erebopfiias ia tuIee topabtlt=
maan epdo1lnisHtntiIia. Wtlttta bdn
1elitti nellie, .ett1 erehbDffet eitpdt
boittao, jog 1i,e ppinlne niisti tltie-
noi1uuteen llahben. Sos me opinme
omtsta erebopffstGn1nte min nao e.
reboDfiet iDoiipnt ollo aripoffaoulpia
fl,in ntit1 ne nlnfIalpat."
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-12-02
$aa uu$ia
n1yVnflytyksid
neuvotteIu$Sa

Wosbingtsn, ionlnf. p. - Riino
on iaanut nnfia mp5nnptpftia afeioes
rltinmis+foaferensfilta 9sgnenmeren
ia ioan fblpmpffia fiIiteltaesfsi. as,
1alle on fiaannststtu eniisN eneH.
man notwithstanding, NJ. NJ.
faifft nHopdItoieH oifeusloiteffei on
podtettp poistaa aiinasta, iotea oi.
feltoen lafaminen ida bf5inomaas
fiinalaliille oifsuslaitotliIle. NsySgs
tin On periaatteesia DpnatiDttY Rii-
nan eoustaiien maatin,us, eta faiffi
nltotpoltoien ioufot poistetaan a;i.
nosta. sSSaparlin ehnstaiat ilmottti.
ipot inostutpanfa t6b1n min vi@,
fl,in ,noboolIista". lljeita muita uIs
fotpaltoien laitoffia Iuuataan ypisa
taa aiinostn-
sSSapdnilaifet e6elleen osuut iraatis
meet ntltittofIio niibin nt6driteIaiia,
iotfa iifaltpipat Mmerifm etitDf'een
laipastotparustusten inpistarniIe5ta.
ioiben ebtoien mufoan esapaniua
Iaiii plla 8 Ietafaipoa iofaisto ena.
latfin ia ybogspaltain 5 faipaa
fobti. Nntta stmerifan esustaint
ppiDpat igrfdsH oIfuper1ifisfd cfifet.
|isladn. Sapanin otafflttaan fl,ost,t.
nan Icpilffi anterifan ebtoibin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-12-02
Wafnutits fabetta mastaan.

glentpopo, Mirn., ioiilltf. 1 3. -
Yope fo1tlttin n1ooniDilialpsn6ptteIpn
lobtofunta on ioartut $4,000 paf,nt-
tllsnafiua forlpaltfiefii iiitd, ettd
fallllfin ltdDtteinn nifona fatoi enen-
ndn fltin pfii fbrnnenes ola tltltn1oa.
5opilrttflen n1ltfnon tpofitutnsphti6n
fansla failntin neutrality-suspicious. iai
naar1tDn foripnufIen, jos faunti,,
l,aDftelD1t aifana rnindGn piiiptind
1atoi'l enernnlan fuin Dfli fDn1n1enas
ola tlumaa flo 7 aotu. ia Flo z ilI.
lralilld S1stii naf,,itrfiesta ft1Dt.
telD-pboistpfien of ,1taflettotpo 5000