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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26
TULSA is A FERTILE FIELD
Chamber Of Commerce Has Big OPP
pOrtIIuity Here, AlNa Niles SAYS.

Tulsa In the most fertile field FOR
"A cha mbcr nf commerce In the Unit
cd states, Alva !. Nllcs. president oi
the chamber of commerce, told di-
roctors st their weekly meeting at
Hotol Tulsa Friday noon.
Niles has Just returned from an
extended trip, during which, ne said
he took occasion 10 observe closely
the work OF chambers OF commerce
I'm other cities
Tulsa has experienced such a
rapid growth" he explained, that
we must step lively 10 keep pace
with this growth and the consequent
demands upon our organization
Next weeks meeting is 10 be an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26
CHB Officials ReceiUe
GOethdPs Final Report

General Geo. W. Gocthals' written
report on Tulqa's water problem was
received hy Mayor = -, Evans Fri
day morning and was presented to
and ordered flied boy the city com
mission In session later in the day.
The report is substantially the same
as was made verbally by General
Gucthpls while here a few days ago,
ana gives preference to Spgvinaw W
crock az the logical source Of local
Wutcr supply.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26

special fu The World.
kINGlfSiiEB. March 25.-An
Auti-llOrscthinf association was or
rauizcd lu Eingtishor. Wednesday
night with 100 members. The Of
ncors chosen are Don Morscmlu.
president Herbert Harold, treas
uror. Fred Berry secretary There
are six locals iu KiuEfishcr county.
The local organization Will aid
county officials Ia enforcing law in
this county
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26
LEGAL

.ali po'AS ia ,herenf,,er le,, contracts contract.
WHEfEAs. It IL deemed necessary and
rSpcuirnt- tnat the sara alleys and por-
tons thereof be divided into street I'm
proyCment district
~ THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
or THE CITY OF TULSA, OKLA
sEGrioN !: Tbs, the portions Of the
following named alleys In the city Of
Tulsa, OH huma, to-Wlt; That certain
alley In Block 80, Original Town, run
ming from the South line u Hrady street
10 the North line of Archer. That certain
alley In Block i05 original Town. run.
street to the Notth line Of Third street
described in the following sections Of this
resolution, together with the property to
be assessed Tor tho improvements thereof.
4ndcr The provlHions Of the resolutions
providing for such improvements hereto
fore duly adopted by the said Board ot
Mayor shan be, and are hereby divided
into Street Improvement Districts herein-
after defined In the following sections VI
SECTION z: THAT the hereinafter de.
ucrihed portion Of the hereinafter named
alley set forth In this section, together
Improvement thereof. under the provisions
of the charter % said city shall consti.
tute STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
so 2G1
THAT certain alley in Block 30,
original Town. running from the
South line % BRADY Street to the
North line ~ Archer Street.
SECTION 3. That the hereinafter de.
,cribed portion of tho hereinafter named
Wley set forth In this section. together
with the property to be assessed FOR the
Improvement thereof, under the provisions
Of the Charter " said city, shall consti-
tute STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
No. 2GS
THAT certain alley In Block iOs.
Original Town, running from tho
South line of Second Street to the
North line OF Third street.
SECTION 4; That all resolutions or
parts OF resolutions heretofore adopted BY
tbs Board IN conflict with the provisions
of THIS resolution are. Insofar ias sucn
conflict exists hereby repealed
SECTION g. That an emergency exists
Tor the preservation Of the public peace,
health and safety and for the furthcrsnce
Ut street improvements, by reason whereof
this resolution shall take effect from and
after It's passage. approval and publica-
tiOn.
ADOPTED, and the emergency clause
ruled upUh separately and approved this
&Ihd day OF March, 1921.
1891.
r. d. EVANS,
Mayor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26
IngIon Aids salvation Army.

Special 60 The World.
FERRY, March 26.--A campaign
for funds for the salvation Army
has been started In Perry and Noble
county A cali for contributions to-
ward their maternity homo, to be
built IN Oklahoma city, and for gen
cval service work has heCn madc.
and endorsed by resolution Of tho
Perry chamber Of commerce. H. Il.
- clair. acting chairman Of the
campaign. has ten teams OF workers
out, most OF whom are boys OF the
American legion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26
PhlladclphIa Ediior Dies.

PHILADELPHIA, March 26.--
william Perrine, editor in chief of
the Bulletin for 26 years ana one a.
the best known newspaper men.
publIcists and writer's IN the coun.
try, died hera today, aged SO. lIo
had been III for month. An cN-
tensive traveller and keen observer
all his life, Mr.. Perrine impaired his
fund of intimate knowledge TO the
public in the widely read column
Men and Thinks" under the nom dc
plume of Penn"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26
offcr Rewards for bomb Throwcrs

MILAN, March 25.--The govern
ment has offered n reward OF 20, 600
lire and the proprietor of the Diana
thoator, In which a bomb explosion
caused the death OF 81 persons and
the Injury of 100 others recently.
has offered 10000 lire for intorma-
uuu leading to the arrest Of the
bomb throwor More than 100 an
archists already have been arrested
iu connection with the outrage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26

MODESTO. Cal, March 25.-The
California National bank. federal
reserve institution with deposits ap-
pruNimating Sl,OO0,OO0, closed its
doors here today, Difficulties due
Co oVor-loaning were said by bank
officials to be the cause. \ ma
tional bank examiner is in charge.
The bank Is capitalized for 500, 600
and It's loans are chiefly agricultural
interests.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26
Accused Of Attempted Poisoning.

HUTTTUT ~ Tho WUTTN-
PERRY. March 5,.aIn petition
for divorce filed In the district court
here last week, Herbert !. Dayton,
wealthy farmer, made scnsA tional
charges against hia wife. Lena X.
Dayton whom he married February
3, 1919. Dayton charges that Mrs.
Dayton poisoned him last July, In an
attempt to rid herself Of him In
order that she might come into the
posscssion of n larger share OF HE
property
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26

KANSAS CITY. March 25.--Re-
hearing of the case OF Erwin Berg
doll, brother of Grover Cleveland
Borgdoll, has been set for tomorrow
morning in the federal court here
Hcrgdull Is under sentence OF five
Seais confinement In the United
States disciplinary barracks at Fort
Ioavcnworth, following his convic-
ton by court-martial on a charge
OF cYading the draft
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26
Knnsn. clty livestock.

KANBAs CITY. March 90. catto--He.
rtipta LOO. worry little doing In pll
,iaHaen. trade dult boot steers uteHdy 10
iuwcr some lefi uuaoi1, H1lrH 81 ppWt00,
WINrd steers bud holfDfH o. Hnn q 30, frW
HnIuH. other DlHHHtH weak good hclfDfn
tI GfW 20. best cows : 90, odd NeuletH
$3.50. few above $3.50.
ItuEn. HCrcIptH 1000. closing nriiY"
uneven. mostly strong 60 lUr higher.
hr1vyweiKht advancing most, top 5000
bulk ~ sales 70 500 10 21
sheep Receipts p GOO. lambs strong 60
GOO higher, - pound lambs tlu.0a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26

executive meeting Silcs yxpccts 90
submit his own views On tho work
~ the chamber of commerce for the
coming year ard asked directors 90
each present an opinion on the same
subject
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26
ChicnKo Produce.

CHICAGO March G5..U Uutter lower
creamery ,stfRr go. standards 80.
EEFH lower. TcttiptH 10 tos cases. nrstH
ggtBHa ordinary nrsia laugOc. at
mark. cases included. 2tu alc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26
Attest:
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor.
Approved
FRANK y. DUNCAN,
city Attorney.

published In tho Tulsa Daily World,
March 20, 1891. World Publishing Com
pany, PublisheT)
r T. 3 O u T y.
4 Resolution TO further the Inn
provement OF certain portions Of the
following named streets ana alleys In
the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, to-wit,
THAT certain alley in Block 80,
original Town, from the South line
of Brady street 10 the North line OF
Archer street; That certain alley In
Block l06, Original Town, from the
South line Of second Street TO the
North line Of Third Strect; dividing
said portions OF said alleys TO be im-
proved aud the property liable to as.
sossment to pay for the same into
street Improvement districts, and
creating the same, to-wit' 267 and
26s and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS Certain resolutions were
heretofore adopted by the Board Of COM
missioners of the city OF Tulsa, Okla.
noma, and approved by the Mayor OF said
city, declaring the necessity OF and pro-
vidng for the paving and otherwise i'm
proving ot the alleys, and portions thereof.
hereinafter named and described. and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26
ORDINANCE NO. 2iss.


pany Publisher)
ORDINANCE NO 2iSG.
An Ordinance creating and estab-
fishing SEWER DISTRICT NO. III
IN the city Of Tulsa oklahoma. the
Same being composed Of the tract Of
land hereinafter doscribeda declaring
the necessity Of and providing for the
e2nstrnetionn Of sanitary sewers In SAID
SEWER DISTRICT NO. III; and de-
olaring an emergency.
CdMMissIoNERs or TIE CITY OF
TULSA, OKLAHOMA;
SEWER DISTRICT No i77 in the CITY
of Tulsa. oklahoma, Is hereby created
and established and the same Is hereby
described and defined as follows to-
ncglnning at the Intersection Of the
Center line of quincy Avenue with the
South line ot the NJ, x. & 7. Il. II.
RiEht-of-wsy; thence south distance
Of $40 feet more or less to the East
production Of the South line OF Lot
West along the South lines OF Lot
l., Hlock ?, Factory, and Lot g. Block
feet TO the Center line OF Quaker
Avenue thence North along the
Center line Of Quaker Avenue, a dis
duotion OF the North, line OF Lot l.
Block ?. Sunset Addition; thence East
along the North line OF Lot !, Block
feet to the South line OF the NJ, X. &
T AZ. r. Right-of-Wayi thence south
easterIy along the South line Of tho
NJ, X a. n II, r. Right-of-Way,
distance OF i22 feet, more or less TO
the Center line OF Quincy Avenue, or
the place OF beginning.
SECTION 2; That IL be. and is hereby
declared necessary TO construct sanitary
sewers. together with tho necessary later
ais inlots, manholes and other appurten-
snces in the above said SEWER Dis
lTRICT NO. III az defined by this ordt-
nance tog ether with such outlets and con-
nections as shall be necessary TO provide
proper and complete sanitary sewer
system In said sewer district
The city Engineer is hereby authorized
and directed to prepare and present to
ttons, proflles. plans and specifications for
the construction Of said sewer district as
above defined. together with a complete
estimate OF the cost thereof for said dis
trict.
Tor the preservation OF the public health
and saSiy, by reason whereof this Ordi-
nance shall take effect from and after it's
passage. approval and publication.
PASSED and the emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved this
18TH day of March, 1924.
APPROVED this 18th day of March,
T. d EVANS,
Mayor.
Attest:
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor.
FRANK f. DUNCAN,
city Attorney.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26

INV YOWK WUflh ~" TfTmr W0rcnn-
tile paper 3H03h P', cent "schanra
Go day bills sNGn demand g9iA cables
2p1A
Francs Demand Gpts cables COZ
Narks- Demand lttlg. cables 1.GT.
Breoce. demand 400, Argentina demand
aiuG, Hrazi demand 1884.
Now YORK exchange uu Montreal liA
Nor cent discount
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26
MIchlin II.c.lnck

WtHuuTA. Ken. Narth @. iiors Ro-
ccipts 200 market steady top 1000.
bulk o.. aO1fIU 90.
Cattle Ho,slpis 200. market g,endy.
bui'h', rtecta ~ j5uFs5, calves 500
800
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26

CHICAGO. March 2a...rotatoc. weak ,
receipts 10 cars. MluucHotn. Michigan aud
Wisconsin sacked round whites pOo 70
ti.0b. bulk round whlto ~ 90
il1O cwt, Minnesota sacked early Ohios
mostly ti,2b owt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26

KANsAH CRY. March gi. Eggs 10
lower. frstr 2Ocs seconds tGc, butter and
poultry unchanged
Potatoes lower. ti.bOn q. 90.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26

- Texas Livestock,
FoRr WORTH Texas March ~. 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26
LEGAL

published In the Tulsa Daily World,
March 20, 1921. World Publishing Com
pany, PublisheT)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26

Gasoline not completely broken
up into fine gas, as it is sprayed
through the carburetor collects
on the walls of the gas passages
and cylinders, and is washed
down past the piston rings; thus
contsminating the lubricating oil
in the crank case. Piston rings
cannot be fitted so closely as to
prevent the passage of liquid
gasoline.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26
TOPCO STATION AT FIFTH AND BOSTON
Quality Gasoline Means
Better LubriCatiOn- l.

This liquid gasoline causes your
motor to miss" in one or more
cylinders--e spec ally while
warming up-9n account of the
gas being to rich to burn. 1t not
only means a waste of gasoline
but prevents a proper fabrication
of the cylinders, which results in
securing, weak compression, loss
of power and the formation of
excessive carbon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26

TOPCO gasoline vaporizes quickly Every drop breaks
up into fine passes through the carbureor IL
gives Clean complete, powerful combustion in
cylinder. Tank up with TOPCO gasoline next time
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-07-19
gafiebootns ei tnle iuaifuttamnan
Gannbam lpehudn btntaan.

Negllla, Sast., belnGf. Is u. =
itlllt 9lmerifon tltllt LOTT Ell tuIe moi
iutIanlonn gana0an neb1ian bi,lto=
ia, patti tonla Dbopslpoltoibin ipa-
oaan llbetnflelt moliintltlo t1tlee
Daifuttomoan faupan fiilitteliidin
feilrottelua, lanoo S. 9. Wusielman,
Sasfatcbemnnin Wilian &astpotta=
lain Ohoistnffn firjnri
aosfa yhbps,poIlat tortpitleipot
2u,,ii Ganaonn foapaa !pehnd1 Iefoit=
toafieen IT'D oman talmi tpeh1lin
snnsIa, min ie n1pttGi ett1 len oman
fanlm tdgtpp nafioa Idhetps tuIli
Iiitd, lildfii len filpoile1po ,nooiln1oi,
aruo. 9)bobstpaItoin mnllGrit jo,i-
t,stuat epdebltlliieen aiemoon til
ooillesIoon ga,,aban nDIlGreitter
fansIo fun ne tuletpat fdlitt1n11n
efti moahan tltotuo nebr,GG finite.
tddn ipeh11dn ieasId, iosta tehodGr
iauhoio, jotfo lGbetet11n ulfomoiI.
Ie," Scr MusieImon ianoi.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-07-19
Wtebet pafuistaan ottnmacn l1afettG

Winneapoiis, beinGf,9 = MieDet
iotfa lcpoetdon firiitpan pbteisfun=
nallisto tanbeista eiru1t eniion fpfene
pclastunaan pibdttamileltii ia pofol-
lileltu ldafitien1ileltG. Sofa tdbGn
Snnffa on onnettlI noili!.c ia miebet
otuat onnettu nlennd oil. aaupunfin
tertpens fon,isiioneri Gr. S. 6. Gar
rtnston i,llfniii nrp0bddr ellen.
DE elitlinms pafoitton tduoelli
festi fofo ipnltiosia lait jotfa fosfe-
nat Deneriii1 taliteia," ban Iotoi,
.Sitten fun IainIaatiofunta loinin
loi antaa rohoio titi torfpitustn
uorten, iofd oil poItion terlpepoen
ntrfafltnnan f1liSid, ie OIL liirtnnnt
tDoltion terpeps tpirfafunnalIe tebba
min beinifltun euii pdiipdn idlfeen.
.We aitucmnle idtta1 hromtoou ot=
tarnatta taipolliie,, rbbbir, ,etto na;neu
on lollfattn iouffle ia mies on fnio.
toin ltbri. Snfi ei tebe erotusto nie.
BEN ia naiieti tpiliIla ia ei ,nefa6n t,,.
le iitd tefe,ndGn
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-07-19
Gntinen feiiari fieltGnths mafIamas-
to fuerDn.

lp1ltoo. gntInen feilari 9Sll@
belm on ristiriibasla faupungin mi
raston fonsla Doorni5Ia paifallls
nero lnafio fplpnpfien lc l,hfaaipan
baffo ntoflalnislain patnon tdboen,
DoiIn MoiIille Ioornista tulleen
5onpman ntufaon. 8illicmin ianc-
taon ipGittaman, ettd faupunfllaiiil-
Ia eli ole oifeltta nostan ineroia bon
I'd nastoan ient1hben, ettd ban trli
Sollanoiin vtabtonlattaan" ia bdn
on pihettn tt1elfein tDanfina; Min OIL
len ban ei ole 1peron o;ainen ntlt1-
f1lin iporna fanpnnfilainen. Sturtt
Ola nirastostn ipdittd1, cttd bdn ta-
III tpapaaebtoiiesfi ia 1palitii a'unnon
Doornisiu tpapoaehtoiiesti ia Min
mnoooin jog ei hdn nofia, tullaan
menettelenddn lnin ntiifai'esti
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-07-19
Waltien p,bna villa
On lpdbGiea ala ftsfimdarau.

@rano SORTS, q. 9. Mcbndn,
fauran ia obrnn tila on hieman alId
fesfinlddrdn, beindfuuIlilell torfns-
tufien mlifaoil, jota on tebnbt Ub-
opstpaltain falippa ia uiIiotoilllisto.
u. s. 5urratt, Nobiois- -Dototon
tilastoien tnrfnstain, nntpi t1n11n
fltlfalltiicn roporttinlo ia iiitd na.
fee, ettd pernrton ia maisiin eefferi
n1ddrd on forfean1nalln, pellnwar
eefferi ndard On ililiresti spdbeiltp-
npt ia tpebra1tL failrun il obran tia
lon ala fesfinl61rGn, moan toisten
tuiliain tila on fesfintadrasFd ia tp1.
bd pnrenlmnsin.
1ein1fuun nillin lila on nletettn
SO proierttiiit tperrnttunn 86 pro-
ienttiin tpiirne ipironna ia 86 bro.
ienttio oioittaen SO,353,O00 pMsie-
lin tuloa iperrattuna 64,400,00e
iDiinle tDitonnu ia milf iDiotiiecm
fesfimaGra1r, iofn on S1,633, 900
pusielio.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-07-19
Sl1latS tlllee iottliiidar
1rlannin neupottelald
2Iobo 0enrge ia Sc @aiera inmnnit-
teleuat eniimGista fofonsta fabben
fesfen.

2ontoo, beinaf. 13 p. - gnlimdi-
men fofolls pdoministeri 2loDo
@eorgen ia gnt1pn Sc Goleran ST.
lannin repalblifaaniier iohtaian
tonsia, tnllaan pitdmdan fello 4::30
idlfeen puolen paitpdn torstaino
no 10 Oo1pning fnbullu, pGaminis-
term mirfailiiain fooisio, ilnroitet-
tim Sinn, Teinin plafortteerisla
tddlld tdnddn. On pddgtp 1iiben
iobtop pddt6fieen ettd fofous tulee
olentaan main nitben flbnen nliehen
fegfen.
8rlttilailet 1pirfailiiat, jotfa opat
olleet lifeilisia tefelniiisiG Srlanain
aliain fa11sio miimeiiet ajnt oIiiuat
tdnaan falrottll oletpar, ualmistuf-
| lisIa pbtpG ,pdittelpibin 5inn Sci
nein e6ustaian fonsIo, ioita iobtaa
Scr Oe Nalera ia Iuultiin maboolli=
Iefii, ettd fenraali S. 6. @nuts,
Gteld =Mfrifan pG1ntinisteri, tuliIi
ndpttelenlddn toto ,par,naa oIoo
neltiDotteluisfa. RenrauIi Smuts
on Ib,romattit oIeipon Il'uresti mas
tunnoloinen fiiipaaleen rouban febi=
tpfieen Srlannisla ia mpob6dn nil
the apiifolla ianotiin, et!G bdn nab
| oollllesti tltlee tpill1intaan lpulioifoi=
lena pubeeniobtaiana tuletpisla nel,-
ipotteluisIa. 0e GaIera ia h1nen
m.rfoflimppaninla fullttitpat non
botelltsia pstapaini1 fero tasi1 fuu-
| punalsio. ellallQ oil fosous Sim,
Seinien Iantantnielisten fesfen, jos
Ia ne olettipot, ett6 ,alerna oil foft
I tdrfnin ppboittlt. !,
| Iieoouannot SSrlanuista oioitta.
nat, etta iariestettp alelepo, iofo as.
tut lpoimaan maanontatna pnolef
pditpan aifona oil bDipin halpaittl
noltootetltfli ia Ie napttad, ett1 mo
| len1nat pnolet gmeralb iaoren fits
tasta olitpat pdattaneet, etteitp6t fl
| bairitie betodn iobtoiiom ntobool(i
len rauhon iotpittelnslo
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-07-19
Merifu tehnnt iatfnmar milan il
rmnan fpipnnan Dbbps,ralloista.

Gl Eaio, Sera5. Wcrifon fplDn=
Ia Oil min 1unri etta Ell oinoastonla
foiffi len nlaon tuilia aietltpt 1paan
on latfl,ipa fplDl1ta Dhs3sluolloi5fn
montier raafa ui1teita, raofoo. ,p,l=
iuo. foneita ia mauntpilieln5 fon,tt,.
Somd irllfuiin tlrlee aln1erifon
ipirastolto Sssnare5ista, lHerlfcsta.
iosla fonInli Sobn Que on fofoill1lt
tietoia Merifon fal,poainht,i5t;
Dbbhstpoltain fansin.
l1losmienti DbopslpolInlsta ctel1n
talatpallolle OH pbtd mittaa liioln=
tpnddn pdin t,illi pirfaiIiiot IT.
n1pittaipat
Dierifon foriatalot, iotfa ofpnt
neelfein fofonaan tpbie11nettp far
insta na1lnnfl,ntonfkn oifa11n, OIL
mt bifiallenia idlleen tiDtettp.
Ohbrstpnllat o1pat lnelfein oino,l
ho,lfinta ldbbe chihuahua 1poltiplIe,
ipipnstollisten tietoien ntufnan.
chihuahua ipartion ihmiiet nfpot
fonhio tpallonfltinouflen tdbSen jo
oipot MALTA oste tpoii,too. tietoier1
inltfaan, moan ouspistonotta i,ritrio
faitnnoin DhbpstpoIfoifta tnIeipoi-
iunbesia
Merifosta flrooaon DhbnsnoItoi.
hin fitpei1ndisti mnIrnio. ioferio. mi
snl'neflia, pliiifi,otteito il iefaIniiic
fal,tio.
Etelor toidipoFtn, tietpipn nrfoot
lei ole Min riipbittpoiner NhohstpdI
fnistn ntitG inIfinei'iin t,,lee Mir
fl,ii, ie on ollnt tiihdn 'aaffa. Meri
II githsin m formo fenf1tehoosta
ictf0 tpnrnsfoa foifen fenfatatporo,
mitG Merifon iiidafuHnat tarDitIe
|snot ID fpieIG fltl,ret mddrat pitfii
raiad.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-07-19
Satlan fenraaIeia iDDtetaan lamau.
fantin leipittamiIestG barioitns
leireillG.

Stip5ic, bein6f. Ii b. - aenrooIi
Sebacf ia aenraaii arusfa, el.tiiet
armeila mirtaiIiiot, iotfo oiIapot td.
naan Toto rifotiellisten oifeuoesio.
oipat Ipptettgud 300 iuto ,panfin f,,o.
lemaon IdottanlihstG- !espittaen II.
nanfal'tin paiilleia ,uanfiId fertile.
N fieltdWteet antamosta fintt0d es-
fon7's rtaardpfiid. Soc tutfinnot
9oattpipat oifanaon ofioisio ioisso
Snnr 8ritania eiiintbo ipnttai6t,o
ne olietaor llnoeIleen baonteu,,o
Wantein iol,fosia ioisla ei,ur 9ri.
fo''la eiinftpb ippttdiana ouat Cunt
ianti goI6t, entinen ipeoenoIoiirr
h''rfoi1iia. iota ipotetd1n grittiI6isen
'o'roola Iaitpan 2onootper gostre
upcttantiiesta.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-07-19
lgnamitttia l1Aeettb fasiahpltuin tal=
letns lantifusta.

Bhi1aoelplia, @pllin polion tpp-
pi-alDieriinid ia opitainiitti1 inatta-
n1nan ntfaan Iuurta mnf)ii,.oa Ionoet-
tin fdtfettpna fasinboTipin talletrs
ldatifostn faubinfin lplrilllltasid
taltfisia, tan1dn 9ididbtns o:neet
lopii fol,pllittin ialoboIiiIi, fun go
ieoh Berger, jofa on iponqittltna
Gleipelanoin fpo1,filasia ipptettnili
fasiohoIipin rdidDttanliiestd, mb6nIi
firieesiadn poimolIenia ett6 T,1n on
fdtfettnt ne oineet po1ffiin. ,,Wini en-
title pddiei1lGGn tadlfG po;s ilroreen
|tpuooeer," tlton,ittii firioittaa, hoIiiii
ianoi, ia nina iofo bditpd oIen be-
Tosin ptt1 niilIe nineiHe tapohtuu io-
tafin iieIla iofa faaftaa ne r1idbtd.
|ndGt.