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Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS

We have millions of the finest
open field grown plants ready now.
Early Jersey, Charleston Wakclelds,
Flat Dutch. Parcel Post paid. SEQ
$1.O0; 500 $3.50; 1000 $3.50. Ex-
press 1000 $3.50; 5000 $3.50;
10000 s12.50. Send for price list.
Sweet potato and tomato plants.
Parker Farms, Moultrie, Ga. l7-4t
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
Belgian liares.

The Belgian hare is OF mahogany
color. with wide black lacngs ON the
ears ana wayy black tIckiuc on the
body; no sign Of white should appear,
even on the feet There ARE several
varieties Of Flemish Giant, one being
steel gray with the under part of tho
body nearly white. another more
nearly white another more nearly
brown than gray. and another black.
White Giants are pure white with
pink eyes.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
Biblical Information.

The Lookout prints the following In
formation about the Bible: "The Hihle
contains S,560,4S0 letters. sl0.6aT
words 3l,l75 verses, i,lS9 chapters. 90
books. The longest chapter Is Psalm
ll9 and the shortest Is Psalm lit.
This Is also the middle chapter. The
middle verse, however is Psalm
llS:S. The longest Dame 10 In Isaiah
chapter g." 2
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
TraNels Of the Potato.

II is believed that potatoes were
nrst grown in South America and that
the Spanlards took them back to Eu-
rope when they overran Peru. Pota'
toes were later introduced to Italy,
France: England, Ireland and to
North America. in the order named.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
Stand.Patter.

This expression originated from
-stand pat" poker term used by
player to announce his intention to
play cards originally dealt him with
out helping bis hand by drawing
cards. The term was first applied as
political slang by Mark Hanna. In
1902. to indicate the attitude on the
tariff question of leaders of the Re-
publican party.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
Where suaar Is Not For sals.

Sugar, as such, It not to be pur-
chased in n Central African village
but the people do not need 1t. for they
have fruit all the yenr round. and lhs
children have sugar cane to suck or
the sweet stalks Of the sweet maize
plants to chew.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
Marble Cheaner Than Pine.

The United States commercial at
tache in Rome reports that imported
pitch pine now costs more than ma
tive italian walnut. and that builders
save money by making stairways of
marble instead of yellow pine.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
Conclusion.

Another rcasun why II would be i'm
practlcahlr rm a mnn to carry a fur
muff Is hrr"u,e he would soon ruin It
by wlpn" It's muuth on lt.--Arkansaw
Thomas Cat
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
We are authorized al announce
II. G. PARTIN

A candidate for the Office of Sher-
ifr of Knox County subject to the
action of the Republican Primary
in August, 1921.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
We are authorized to announce
SAM NJ. BENNETT

A candidate for reelection to the
Kentucky Legislature subject to
the action of the Republican Pri-
mary in August, 1921.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
We are authorized TO announce
&. A. WEST

a candidate for the office OF
Jailer of Knox County subject to
the action of the Republican Pri-
mary in August, 1921.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
Announcements
We are authorized to announce
ID. II. REYNOLDS

A candidate for the Office of
Sheriff of Knox County, Ky, subject
to the action of the Republican Pri-
mary in August. 1921.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
We are authorized to announce
], NJ. MEsSER

A candidate for the office of Rep
resentative subject to the action of
the Republican Primary in August,
1921.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
We are authorized to announce
II. c. MILLS

A candidate for the office of Coun-
ty Court Clerk subject to the action
Of the Republican Primary in Aug
ust, 1921.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
We are authorized TO announce
L.. w. HAMPTON

A candidate for the Office of Rep
resentative of Knox County, subject
to the action of the Republican Pri-
mary in August, 1921.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
We are authorized 10 announce
ESQ. l.. :. MONHOLLEN

A candidate for the Office of
County Judge of Knox County sub
ject to the action of the Republican
voters at the Primary in August,
1921.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
Wc asp authorized to nGHouarc
LuHN u, MARTIN

a tandidatt tor TALLER tor Xmas
ocaaiy sahiect 10 The aptlon et the
Republican Primary IL Aus8s.. iOai
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
We are authorized to announce
STEVE GOLDEN
(Brush Creek)

A candidate for the Office OF Jailor
for Knox County subject to the ac-
tion of the Republican Primary in
August, 1921
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18

The Advocate is an excellent med
ium for advertising the little things
you want to SELL
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
We are authorized 10 announce
DANIEL GRACE

A candidate for the Office of
Jaiier of Knox County, subject to
the action of the Republican Pri-
mary, August, 1921.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
Poison in Bees stIna.

Tie secretion Of honey bees sting
is about sIx-thousandths of a grain,
two-thirtlS of which is water The rest
Il the pDsnll
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
We are authorized to announce
STEVE PHILPOT

A candidate for the Office OF
Sheriff of Knox County subject to
the action of the Republican Pri-
mary in August 1921.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
FOR JAILER
We Are Authorized To Announce
GEORGE GOODIN

For the Office of Jailor of Knox
County, subject to the action of the
Republican Primary in August, 1921.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
We are authorized to announce
LEVI SEARS
(BruSh Creek

A candidate for the Office OF Jail
er of Knox County, Subject to the
action of the Republican Primary
August, 1921.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
We are authorized 80 announce
OBIE MILLS

Acandidato for the Office of Jailer
for Knox County subject to the ac
tion Of the Republican Primary In
August, 1921.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
We are authorized to announce
VICTOR A, JORDAN

A candidate for the office OF
County Attorney subject to the ac-
ton of the Republican Primary in
August, 1921.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK
We are authorized to announce
MRS. ID. w. SLUSHER

A candidate for the office of
County Court Clerk subject to the
action of the. Republican Primary in
August 1921.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
FOR LEGISLATURES
We arc authorized TO announce
JOHN NJ. TINSLEY

A candidate for the office of
Representative subject to the action
of the Republican Primary in
August, 1921.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
Wo are authorized to announce
JOHN GOODMAN

A candidate for the office of tailer
of Knox County subject TO the ac-
ton of the Republican Primary in
August. 1924.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
We Are Authorized To Announce
IT. q. GILLIAN

A candidate for the Office Of
County Judge subject to the action
Of the Republican Primary In
August, 1921.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
We are authorized to announce

A candidate for the office Of
County Attorney of Knox County
subject to the action of the Republi-
can Primary in August, 1921.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18
FOR SHERIFF.
We Are Authorized to Announce
L w BAYS

AS candidate for the Office OF
ShsriR of Knox County, subject to
the action of the Republican Primary
in August 1921.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18

We are authorized to annouAcc
i. e, sTAmPEA
A teaaldats tor tbs pKiqe .sg
oaaEty SAahs subject ia tns cation
Of tbs Republican PRIMARY Ia August
1921,
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-18

Louisville, Ky, March 10 1920
Mr.. Ben G. Herndon,
Commander American Legion,
Evening journal., 1921-03-28
Written and Directed by Mr.. W. Mills Davis.
dHn Dheaedby W
See 'Americd F." FHsEThe Production
OfIHee Centuries

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Iea hg IT h New Y City, an ar aggeg-
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Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
Army Major Stops Here On Journey
 To San Francisco

En route from Nogales to San Fran cisco in a Stakeholder Special Six, Major J. K. Perrine, of the former city. stopped in Phoenix Wednesday. He called at the office of Barret and Pott- berg, Inc, 125 North First street to ob
 ain information regarding road con- ditions and tarried 15 minutes while he told Charles J. Pottberg sales manager
 If the Studebaker, what wonderful car he considered. the Stude baker Spe- eial Six.
 Major Perrine is driving a 1920 model. having purchased it more than a year ago. He has driven it upward of 13,000 miles in all sorts of conditions and over all kinds of roads Major Perrine declared that his motor is in such wonderful condition after all this service that he would hesitate to trade 1 it for 9 new one that would require the careful and deliberate driving neces- I sary to breaking it in" properly. 1 Major Perrine, who is an eye and | ear specialist, saw lengthy service in i the late war. He was in France from, 1 April 1918 to July 1919, most of which | time he was in the advanced area Attached to the Sand division, he par l ticipated in the advance of the Toule l sector. He was in command of the l medical units. of the 319th machine gur l battalion.
 It was in the Toule engagement that Major Perrine won the unusual dis tinction of receiving four wounds from
 a machine gun and citation from general headquarters without going of
 active duty" The wounds were
 dressed at a first aid station and Ma for Perrine immediately returned to hi. post.
 While in France and elsewhere,
 Major Perrine declared, T had ampl'
 opportunity to test out many makes O ears, many of them much more ex | oensive, and have not found one tha will do anything that my Studebake tr-fn ,Af In
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

re- designing remodeling putting strength here speed there comfort here - routing vibration everywhere. And the result is to be seen in the wonderful new 6-66.
 e car is beauty to look upon. 70 speak of the car shown above as a sport model does not do it justice. It has a brake horsepower of 66-fast enough and strong enough for the most ardent sportsman. To say that it is luxurious is putting it mildly It's companionable quality of four passen- yers-rich. deep upholstery. 61-inch springs underslung; special windshield cons sruction for shutting out the wind it seems that there is nothing left out to be desired.
 The Paige 6-66 Daytona model turned the fastest time any stock car has been known to travel when it COW cred 10S and a fraction miles per hour at Daytona Beach in January.
 The claim is made for the 6-66 and proven continually that it can climb any hill possible for an automobile to
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
The Appeal of Good Sportsmanship

proposition to be ignored. We have been kept busy demonstra- ting and the motoring public has endorsed our statement that the Paige line, by reason of e1- ceptional performance, is with out legitimate competition.
 Our suggestion to the sportsmen of this city to test out the Paige Is now renewed. It Is addressed to alto men and women, to car owners or even to non-owners who have no thought of ever acquiring an automobile.
 The invitation is thus all-inclu- sive because the test will be a revelation we are glad to have everyone experience. You may book a demonstration to suit your convenience either at the Show or at our salesrooms.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

2 Think of a car that will accelerate from a speed of five miles per hour to 25 miles in seven seconds! From speed of five miles 10 50 miles per hour is still more dazzling! Yet that is what the new Paige Six Sixty Six, which you see pictured above, will de- Ever.
 This wonderful car is called the Iarchmont II. Speed is personified fn its outlines. A high, narrow V-type Kadiator, straight line from radiator to rear--low hung, with underslung eprings-and motor Such a mo- tor! How would you like to be carried over the road at 75 miles per hour? Here is car which will do it. And, in addition to being carried along al 75 miles per hour, you will be surprised Co know that you experience no vii hration.
 Paige has done itself proud this year. Starting with a motor which is claimed to be the fastest one in any stock car, the Paige engineers have worked all along the entire chassis.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

abundance. and many cars can now be accommodated at one time.
 Tn speaking of the demand for pump and compressor equipment, Tebbetts said yesterday, Business in our line has kept up wonderfully we'll. This Is especially true of our out business. We are receiving inquiries and orders almost daily from points all over the state. and have already placed Boyle Dayton equipment in practically every section of the state. It is true to great extent that the merit of an article sells the article, and where we have placed Boyle-Dayton equip ment. we invariably sell more of it.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

negotiate. Where the average hiii IS taken on low or intermediate by an other car, Paige will take it in high gear with no difficulty.
 The arrival of the 6-66 has been eagerly awaited in Phoenix for several weeks. The cars came in last Monday both sport and seven passenger. They have been limbered up sufficiently to are in store for Phoenix sportsmen According to the Watson Brothers any man with a craving for a snappy, luxurious automobile capable of doing D miles per hour will be thoroughly satisfied. All he has to do is to speak up.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Good sportsmen appreciate sportsman-like proposition.
 Consequently our recent invita- ton to motorists of this city to get behind the wheel with us and test out in actual road performance the full capabilities of any model in the new Paige line has met with an enthusiastic response. Our invitation was made without "if's" or "but's" or reservations of any kind. We said 1t made no difference on what standard of price you cared to base your judg- ment or make your comparisons we invited you to test the Paige ~ for power, speed and hexibility on any road or grade you might choose. We were willing to abide by your decision.
 That was too good a sporting
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

By overlooking trucks for travel over roads not built to carry the extra weight, the owner is destroying piece of public property and invites the en- mity of citizens Of the community.
 Summed up, the problems of the trucking industry are largely educa- tional-education of the public to the service performed by the motor truck, and education of the motor truck op- orator to the use of better business methods
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
MaxuDeU Stands Up
 Under SeUere Test

Mrs J. c. K Kooken has had her car nine months and this is what she has to say, We have had our Maxwell nine months and have had no repairs on 1t whatever"
 Mrs. Kooken has driven l1,9S3 miles, part of this mileage being made over the Rim Q the World" to Big Bear Lake and back to her home in Los An
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
NeuD Air Compressor To Handle Giant
 Pneumatic Tires

The John P. Coates Tire House has just purchased from Jack Tebbetts x Company a large, model T air com pressor This compressor is now be- ing installed in the Coates establish- ment and will meet the urgent need for air pressure capable of initiating the largest pneumatic truck tires manu- iactured.
 In addition to this equipment, the Coates Tire House is also installing free air and water curb servlce in
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

geles She had five friends with
 complete camping outfit with her. In. this week of mountain driving she got 23 miles to one gallon of gasoline. andS one quart of oil to every five gallons of
 gasoline.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

By showing a green cross, physicians on emergency calls get traffic right ofi way in Louisville. Ky
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Norway has daily newspaper run entirely by women and treating exclu-' sively of women's activities.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

In a new shipyard at Belfast. ships will be built on tho electric welding principle instead of by riveting and calking.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

The Licinian law of Rome, effective PTS B. C., forbade any one to own mora than 800 acres of land.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Women may be members of the chamber of commerce in Homestead, Pa. on the same terms with men.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

One woman out of every six in India is widow
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-15
Cmitninen filuiiaSe.

lltica, u. .. Msblen ililnillen
perhe. iotfa aii1u pffinaiIclla @ulf-
tiella l1beIla tdta paiffctu,ltaa. on
io,lt,,,,ut pelon ia falbun tpaltaon
,poaraIiien ia ialoperdiien fitDilo-
teen tnfin giIiorbi palloien illur,,i-
Tia fitpid pl,toilee rlabtapasti bppir
forfeuItn perbeen aiurnou fatollr
t,ton tl,ostofin ia toiiinaon tltlee nli-
tG iffunoiben I1pi. Nerbcen fitll6e'
mucoen if6iieen tpttdrsra on fitpio
Iottunut fafii .fertaa, tpaat1 et hln
ole !ponralliiemn1in loi,ffna,tfurnlt
Senfil0t, iotfa otpat oIleet tilot|uu-
6esfa fatielenoan tito omitlitsta fl
,piiooetta, lonoipot, ett1 ihmisf6bellc
ri tpoitaiii fiiuid lennott16 Min il,t-
relfa moimolIo. l1fei1nrnisIa tnbo,tf=
'issn Iel,teletp1t fiipet iclmdI(G pit
trGllG. S5ltoIeIliiesti toin,itetltt tor.
fostnfiet pitp1t ole onnist,tneet tltc
monn mitadn ieIifnst1 tGh1n inIohp-
rdilnnteer.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-15
GpaniralIin,n fOpio fanbanlaisia
Berliniin.

Berlin. ellis BORING Dres!el.
Dbbpsnaltain aiianltes 9erIiniin ta,
,,adn ilnlaiii Safian uitortloa nj
rastnIIe epdtpiralliieit fopion Gorter-
anorin iopiinus p01tofiestd lopettao
lota Dbbpsipoltain ia Safion tpal.h
ri. EantG fopio oil eniirpdi11en pf4
Iitpisfobtoi11en tieto ritd Berl,n'n
ballitus on faanut fosfien Dbops+
ipaItnia. Asss.
gdn,dn iGlfeen pltolen paipoirer
Iehti inlfaiIee fofo rladr6pflen ,fI1l.
ION, josta ninoastaa1 labrfniiesti or
onnettu snfian fnnIalle iulfiinntto
Eoin,effaita epdipiraIliiia rtetpot
teIltja on bioettp autsritnn fonlis.
'ionein ia @nfian ulfor1,na ipirfatli
lain fesfen fosfien lornllisto roll
ban 1obirtusto
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-15
aunlmiia tnbIari tnlusla tanne.

Dars Sntitb @ilfinlon, Notting=
ban1ista, Gnglmnnista, iofa on hil=
iattain tl,hlanl1l1t niiii milioonoo
boIlario foI1nen tpiifon tu;erailn oiaI=
Ia Noriiisia, on tuIosio Seem Nor=
fin. essos BON tulee, Min liiffeen
pit1iii eoistnd. 6duen Gariiiis'o
tehbnt ostof'et pIitpot:: Momnnoffir
ii0rcfipilfd mdritstetfn frlinnit, fer
ran pl1nt MendiGn feiiarin polfin-
non ioort1tt foriste. ie n,nfioi 60 :
100000 Shreipsbnrnn peri11t6fnllt
helmet $500,OOO; nl,ttuia $3.50, 900:
hottuio $4,000: irtonoi'in timart-
tein (hattuien 10 hon,hditten5 foris-
trfiefii>, S50O.OOO. outoien iGI1een
pddl(nstnfieen $4,000: 1otunnui'iir
Notwithstanding st5.=
900; f'otelG 1osfltio, hefpos filpniTlt
fpetoihin ia '1t1lnf,ni1iin rnenoifin
nii1tfl'in tonsii IGfipier palffoon
$4,000. NoiieIro on nino Min bnr=
ION iofo hdn tiet0iii 1poitpcnio ostno
ia inta hGn holuaiIi ioooo.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-15
81 piba tnleman toista iotaa.

Wfitd enem111on ihr1tiiet tl,lelpat
|fdIittdndGn Iobon faithlic ia uaioer
|fooon peIottatpoo rndhbollisul1tta, IL
tii enennrGn ne tltletuat pilattapdl=
iefIi, ettd ei pibd ti,letnal, toisto TO-
tao. Se on mt nrn6nnettn, ettii foir
len Iuuren iooan iottnesso len fnt,-
| int ia h1tpitt1ipiiinns tesetpdt r1an1l
man fotaa11 fultluneet falpeoffi pfiin
ipertoiI,tn 1pdhopGtoiippoest1. @o1ia
fieltdbtpb ip6rilemdstd en11n pitenr-
nl0ltt ioba1 funninn taruista tnistn
lun ilostn ia tpifen moan fltolin1iipr
ebist1miiest1. See ofotpot e1,en1n1dn
io ettetnr1,dn usfomnon eta ie on IN
rentpi fnspattaa ntiehiG efGt11dn
moollet,1a fliin fnolemaon iiIIe ic
ipieIG lii1fii ne opot tpaful,tet,it pttt
iobnt eitpaf ole oir1oostoan olaelli'ps-
| ii rnofad ia ilinnnottomon f1iluttn=
nnn iunan ett1 ne otpot tinoeIIiiest'
tarpeetton1ia.
sNmiiet ntD0sfir fdiitt1ipGt iotc
Inc ei ole e1iflen fosfonn fiiiitt1neet
n!lirtaman nero tonfan. Nnt niiIls
on iIntoitett1i le har,1r,astnttGtpd TO-
iiIeiffn, ettd meibGtt fanialIinen me
+ TO lnsfltntme, fofn on ortpoltanr
noin $50 ipuotniiesti f,itofin nais-
| ia, miest1 ia lasta fohtann Dhhns-
trnrloisid. 80 brosenttia iiitG ioht1n'
Imennetn ioban f1iIiiisto tciffn t,,Ip-
man io6o11 inolmistnffista. D2it6 q
renln1St no horfi+spn,ot fstii toiiicif-
foo iita t,Gi1ittSSmSi'rnrcrH no title
mot. rtfi r7cihsn fnrscn r;ts;s; n4+oc
inh+o ia fiir,,hfnn t;orfc. infn fohtnn
,riipen ro,ff,nr soh'mnf'een.
lieen roubdn iopinnfieeir.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-15
Alfaa 10 fuulma fu,n1nia.

gBienisfi. Sddll0 on tobtpri
@oInrer fauon oifua fofeillut ill
ndnmultttarlileIla elairnestd toiiee1l.
@iimeaifaiiet fpfeilnt otpat oioit-
tautlt,Ieet langen pnnistuneifli ia
n:ilsp1 ilntoittna profesirri, ett1 bdn
cl,nen pitfad tuIee o,u1istiraon it,
misten IiInlGinfin m,1ttontlIesIa.
Gnnen on IiImdin rnllltttontif1en epG=
pnnisfunllf ientab6eit et.i iiinG on
f6ptettb iilffineltIonlusta, iofa on al
tpdn, liion farfeata. grofeslori
8olmer on inuuttonut tola,t iiln,dn
rcttaan ia rotan filmGn folaan on
nistiten iiird tGn0eIIiiesti. Sun o1et-
taa Iiln1dbermoi boifoilleen, Iitpo ne
ipuorofall6efii, iotta ne nd1letpGt
pbtpntodn ia l1oin foImen ia neli0n
niifon pddstd on lilmdIId oIettu
ndboa. gept aifoo profesiori rnbtnd
fofeilemaan forfeompain eIuffoiu
fonsia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-15
4oifien forfea ljinta.

Sblon maanipilieliid haluaiii tie
taa iosfo maunuilleliidin pitdili la
fata ppifia fasipattomosta.
9eibdn fotiinia ipntDi poifo 10
nntotta aifua ia toinen MT biliattoin.
@dn fertoo tilastoia leuroa,pasti:
ygniimuinen poifa: Qdafdrin las.
fu $40; pal1peliia buonctbobon So
miiffo palfalla ia ruofa: palffa tpo-
mics peltotpob6n S12 fullfauii ia
r1tofo.
vSoinen poifa: 2dGfGrin Iosfu
lama ladf6ri $50, pulneliia buone-
tpobon SIS tpiiffo ia rltrfo; tp6inies
$50 fltufouii ia rltofa.
5dn lildd, ettd fpillc, furia, liat,
moi ia nntnat oipnt lnelfein lanlasia
binnoslo fuin 10 puotta iitten ID
fpipp: val,iiafa ie on? @cimnefo me
arrtao len 1nen,1d, main t0ntnpfo
meio1n lofatn fastpottonlasta bot
fia2"
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-15
&orfea paliueluficn palffa.

Imerifun fanialIe on mt iln1oit=
tdnnt monir1ilioneeri rahostonlihtee=
ri, ettd Gsch=gummins Iafiehbotltf-
len n,ddrGpffien mitfaan riiben tdn=
TIN antoa rnutateitten rfiitDiiilIe o.
mistaiine $5OO,OOO,O0O miIioonan
lifdf'i, icnfa ne otpat 10 mafinneet
toipoIliiesta rabastosta.
Sfal,totiet otpat olleet tafolin pfii=
tpisten omistaioin f1iisiG, iosta nc
iout,1i pois ggch- -gununins rofien
luotpnttaapair 1poinain fntfta. nhhpr
tpnoben alan ia fiIti n,ctfrtstaia ill-
not fnlfeipnt tpbiGit 1ponn,,in fans
"a ia teolliiuus mn lan1a1tt1,nnt fnfe=
',e1nGttonl1in nf'itpisten hoioon for
eeair hi,tain tGhoen.
ssoilifo ral,trteitte1l ufiitpiiellG
-iohbolla ola erremnldn nstoipdlliiet
aien1at, iolla ie motif tocistaa llitG
le tpoipi tehbd toipaIliiesti hptpdf'i
f,lin iill1 mt on2 5illG on lnic
ibnisten rahai11 tpirtn luiuuttonnan
Sc nliifettd: iinG on hnipir idriestpf-
tr Iiittolats tpirfofnrtd iotpittafnaor
ION ipoatin,itffet tnotpdfei iDastnnn:
iilIG on il,Ifiisen mieIipibe iooun tiih-
SEN tehtn Mifofii, iota,t ie ipoipi 'nla-
ia min beIposti ereh6nfiet MierS
mit1 fe on tphnnf. eftG motif fersfoiI-
Ia fen oletpan fDfeneipGn?
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-15
onnta gplorabosIa.

Gurap, Colo, beinaf, 9 p. Vt
Il pobintpia feio lurni mprsfpla MT
I'd on oIIut 1noneen tuuoteen lofalIi
smeslia puisto Dian IA MALTA lan-
teei, taaIta t1ndan. AunIitoista ben
fed oil ioutltnut tpuoren buipulle
mime p0fii. HelpittatDa nDrsfr
fuIietti i,luria lunipilpio, teh6en
ntabonttor,afli poustd hafenlaon
1ltoioo toiffa pGGstd pois iiitd falt=
heosta tunlertpuusfosta. 9ie pliiuat
melfein pa(eItl1neet enreffuin nc
nihooinfin pelastltiipat
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-15
Sintpia rpstetaan iatnolfn fnn
palffuia alcnnetaail.

Stem Dorf. Wiifon falluttua lit
I'd fun Mlnerican Sugar @efinlna
pbtion neliaiataa tpiififtmmenta fpo.
IaistpttoG ia inta miiIifpmmento
miestG 1offoutuitpaf palefoien ale1l'
nufIen iohoosfa, otunt ioferiliiffeei
fobottat,eet molr1iilt foferin hintoa
ielittden forottaniiels lpnfii fasipa.
nee,t fpinnndrt.
Marffinaraporttieil irl,fann OF
..tiIanne teollifn1rhesfr prrn4ttfis,di1
huoinattoipasti iif1Ii fit;i, ioferiteh
toilto tuIeipot tiebot oTotfatpat, eff
porannus ole paifallista, iDaa1, plefs
tG lcntlta."