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mdse. Went to foot Of Sth street. Hoboken,
mopolitan Shipping 90, in ballast.
Str Bradclyde (Br), Danzig April 0, Ham
burg 10Th and st Nazaire 3oth to the Kerr
Steamship Line, with mdse.
Str Mason City. Gothenburg April %. to
Moore & Mccormack, with mdse. Anchored
off Red Hook Flats. Brooklyn =
Str Croxteth Hall (Br) Antwerp April is
and Hull 23d. to Sanderson & Son. with
mdse. Went to foot of 7th street. Hoboken,
NJ.
Str West Helix. Bordeaux April IL and st
Nazaire 2sth, to the Cosmopolitan Shipping
Co, with mdse.
Str Nyanza, Calcutta March II. Gibraltar
April "A and Bermuda May IL, 10 Moore q
Mccormack, with mdse. Went 10 foot OF
33d street. Brooklyn.
Str Jolee. Seccondee April 1s. to A II Bull
& 60, with mdse. Went to New York Dock
Cos pier %. Brooklyn.
Str Taurus tNor) Buenos Aires March "a
and Bahia April %. to the Kerr Steamship
Co, with mdse. Went to foot OF olth street,
Brooklyn.
ST., punstan tBD. Para May !; to the
Booth Steamship Inc, with mdse. Went TO
pier s. Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
str Advance Guayaauil April 20, Esmer--
aida Goth. Buenaventura May /. Cristobal
5th and Port au Prince 9Th. to the Panama
Railroad Steamship Line, with SO passen-
gers mails and mdse. Went to pier ], Ho-
str General w c Gorgas, Crlstcbal May
Jacmel 9Th. Port au Prince 9th. st Marc
7th and Port dc Palx 9th. to the Panama
Railroad steamship co, with 81 passengers
mails and mdse.
Str Glenpool. Tampico May s. to the Stand
ard Oh Co OF New Jersey, with crude oil.
Went TO pier @. Constable Hook, Nj
Str Santurce. Ponce May and Arroyo
It'll, to the New York and Porto Rico Steam
chip Co, with sugar. Went to New York
Dock Co.'S pier 50. Brooklyn.
Str Eiger tNor),. Cartagena May :, 70
Rafael del Castillo & Co, with sugar
Str City OF Montgomery, Savannah May
II. 70 the Ocean steamship Co. with pas
sengers and mdse. Went TO pier 35. North
River.
| u Connecticut. Tangier Sound.
u S South Carolina, Tansier Sound.
" Lawrence, Philadelphia.
| Michigan. Tangier Sound.
Bridgeport. Charleston via Hampton
| Roads.
Motor ship Mexico DAM. Copenhagen
/ April 2S. 20 the East Asiatio Co, in ballast.
| Went TO pier 4. Bayonne, NJ.
Motor ship Stand Tow No 2. Tarnpico May
and Savannah 9th. 10 the Standard OH Co.
1 with mdse.
Motor ship Stand Tow No l. Tamplco May
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WIRELESS REPORTS.
By United States Naval Communi.
cation Serv;er

distances given In miles; position at noon
unless otherwise specified
Agwisea 2a0 NE rampico 18th
Agwisun Is + American Shoals 18th.
Agwiworld Il Nantucket l. 18th.
Apus 80 n Cape Blanco PM 1eth.
Arizonan $50 San Pedro s PM 18th.
Atenas 253 Colon 18th.
Balsam 33i l. Ambrose 18th.
Baton Rouge ~ w Tortugas 18th.
Bearport 1857 from Columbia River 8 PM
18th.
Callao ! 40 Sc Ambrose 18th.
Camden " y Swan Island 18Th.
Charles Pratt 153 w Sand Key 12th.
Colombif 3.O21 from San Francisco s PM
11th.
Colorado Springs 1,23o from Colon 18th.
Comus SS NE Jupiter 18th.
Cornelia 7S " San Juan 18TH
Corning It's Z Tampico 18TH
Cross Keys 900 from Seattle PM 18th.
Dauperata 100 ESE Jupiter 18th.
Delight ,312 from Cape Flattery PM 10Th.
Des Moines Bridge 1856 Il Ambrose 18th.
Dunsyre 120 from Colon 18th.
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE.)
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Cunard Officials Acting as
Stewards on Aquitania,
Bound This Way.

lean liner Manchuria (P-2), for Ham
burg and Southampton.
Among the big ships shown other than
the Aquitania are the White Star liner
Olympic (E-1), which sailed for Cher
bourg and Southampton yesterday
thronged with voyagers; the French
liner France (K-19). in midocean,
bound for Havre with the largest cabin
list she has carried since the war and
the Mauretania (K-11), with only ten
more voyagers than the number on the
France.
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| and Savannah 9th. to the Standard OIL Co.
with mdse.
Schr Augusta w Snow. Windsor, Ms, Nav
Z, to Crowell Thurlow. with lumber An
chored off Red Hook Flats. Brooklyn.
Schr Granville r Bacon, Tampa April II
to Gtmartin Co. with mdse. Went TO
lrvington, NY (arrived 13th).
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
Mails for South and Central Amer
lea, West Indies. &c.
MONDAY. MAY 10.

Iceland: also parcel post mails, str Lagar-
foss, PM.
Cape Hayti (Jamaica, Colombia and other
parts of Hayu >, via Cape Hayti. Gonaives
Port au Prince, Aux Cages, Kingston, Sava.
nllla and Cartagena. str Lake Fariston. IL
AM.
Hayti Except Cape Hayti and Port de
Paix). Canal Zone. Panama, Salvador
prints. &C.. Nicaragua (except east coasD
Amapala, Choluteca talso prints, &c, fol
Nacaome, Tegucgalpa and Yuscaran) IN
Honduras. Cauca and Narino departments
of Colombia. Ecuador. and mail other than
parcel post for Peru Except Iquitos), Boil
via and Chile Cother parts OF Honduras and
letter mall for Salvador -, Via Port Az
(sup IL so pM).
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
Key to Chart OF Steamships Crossing the atlantic
BOUND WEST.
DENOTE LONGITUDINAL SECTIO

2 BOUND WEST.
) No. Name. Line
Manchuria. American. Hamburg and
Southampton
Q Celtic. White Star. Liverpool
p Aqutania. -unard. Southampton and
Cherbourg
s Cameronia (new) Anchor. Glasgow
D 10 Savoie French. Havre
Q IL La Lorraine. French. Havre
G IA Pocahontas United States Mail. Genoa
and Naples
n 16 Ryndam. Holand-America Rotterdam,
Bouogne and Plymouth
L IS Stavangerfjord. Norwegian America Bergen
20 Frederik VIII .Scandina vianA American. Copen
hagen
and Azores for Providence
T "a Providence. .Fabre Naples and Palermo
26 Giuseppi Verdi Navigazione Generate Ialiana.
Genoa and Naples
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Transatlantic Mails.

NONDA1, MAY 10.
Bulgaria and Roumania 90, via Burgas
and Constanza; also parcel post mails for
Bulgaria. str Mopang, IL NJ.
TUESDAY. MAY II.
Europe, Africa and West Asia Norway.
Spain, Gibraltar, Cape Verde Islands
Lithuania, Latvia and Esthonia .. via Llv-
erpool. also parcel post mails for Great
Britain, Ireland and other countries, str
Carmania, AM (sup AND.
Spain and Gibraltar Greece y. Via Vigo
Gibraltar and Patras; also parcel post mails
for Gibraltar and Greece. str Calabria, 2 80
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
pRoPPINC OF TIME BALL

NEW YORK, May f4-The time bali above
the Navigsuon and Marine Engineering
School ct tile Scamcn's Church Institute, %
South street, dropped to-day az exact noon,
10Th meridian, or hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
9620.
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ARRIVED.

: ctr Rotterdam CDutcn). Rotterdam May 3,
Hcs1cQne eth end Plymouth 9th, 70 the Et-
isnd-Axnertca the, With sza ffrv{. llf eeccrA0
and l-12t third clasA ps@sengsras malta and
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MARINE-FoR SALE OR WANTED.

FOR SArE-Fine wooden tug, 1O9x2ON9;
compound engine. Scotch boiler, steam cap
stan and winch. vessel recently Inspected, IL
IN fine condition, ready for sea, and can be
bought at a low figure; floating machine
shop, sT130. fully equipped; Iron tug, l4xl4
engine; new deck lighter. suitable for canal
new engine, 10x14xfs; one steel passenger
steamer allowed 600; one allowed 1000;
eoverni oil and ga-olene engines oil good
trades. +. w. LITCHFIELD. i3e South "a
~ Philadelphia.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

the streets mail fan
mail,
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

GASOLINE work boat. one year old, 65xisx3
feet 8 inches, exceptionally well built;
plankng inch cedar; sleeping accommoda-
tions for 90 has mast and boom; speed III
miles, cylinder Wolverine 70 h. .. Kerosene
engine; boat especially adapted for harbor
work. rare opportunity; price $500. Box
100. III st. James Building.
FOR SAI.E-Tug, draft IT,, compound 10.
2ix16 In; built 1918; Immediate delivery.
MCINTOSH AGENCY, IL Broadway.
Bowling Green 1851.
FOR sale-Power yacht. tonnage 20, length
so, beam IA; twin screw, so horset speed
IA miles an hour. f. J. SULLIVAN, 1SJ
Main at, White Plains, N. y.
HOuSEBOhT. electric lighted. furnished. no
power: finest on Shrewsbury; $1,000; now
n dock 305 Atlantic av.. Long Branch ask
for LEWIS, Boat Builder.
CAPTAIN wishes position experience on
sailing and motor yachts; best reference.
Ashland. lt4i omstead av., Bronx, N. n.
LIGHTERS AND DECK SCOwS
for charter Apply MILLS BROS, 02 South
a.. Phone 1871 Bowling Green.
FOR Sae--Tugs, barges, lighters, scows.
WARREN GORDON, 113 Liberty ST.. New
York city.
TUG wanted. price not to exceed $4,000.
A Ts4 Herald. $50 broadway.
r. II. FRANKLIN, SHIP BROKER,
| 30 Broad st Established 1861
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Almanac for New York May Is.
Sun rises. 80 Moon rlses..t2 ~ PM
Sun eets........ Z 90 Moon sets. IL 68 AM
TIME OF HIGH WATER MAY IL
Sandy Hook. ......... I ~ AN q 20 PM
Governors Island. 90 AM % PM
Hall Gate CAstoris)-.. SO AM 40 Pm
The time given In the above table II East
err standard time and Is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodctic Survey.
For daylight saving add 1 hour.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

TUESDAY, MAY IL.
Grenada, 81 Vincent. Trinidad, Ciudad
Bolivar and Guiana. via Grenada, Trinidad
and Georgetown, str Parma, AM.
Jamaica and Colombia Except Cauca and
Narino departments) via Kingston. Carta-
eena, Savania and Santa Marta, str Car
rillo, $50 AM.
Pernambuco, Parahyba, Natal, Bahia and
Sergipe (other parts of Brazil y. via Per-
nambuco. Bahia. Rio Janero and Santos str
Tapajoz. 10 AM.
South Brazil Except Pernambuco. Para
hyba, Natal. Bahia and Serglpe). Via Rio
Janeiro, Santos and Rosario. str Strabo,
80 AM.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
Transpacific Mails.

Close at New York at PM as follows:
Japan. Corea. Siberia and specially ad-
dressed mall for China. via Seattle. str Tyn-
dareus, May 10.
Hawaii, via San Francisco. str Lurline.
May 10.
Tahiti, Marqueeas. Cook Islands New
Zealand and specially addressed mall for
Australia, via San Francisco. str Mariana.
May IS.
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia. French
Indo-China. Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra). and Philippine Islands, via Van
couver and Victoria. Be. str Empress OF
Russia, May 81.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand via San Francisco, str Sono-
ma. May 26.
.Must be specially addressed for this
steamer.
correspondence.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

FOR sALE-Severai dry docks, freight-pas-
senger steamers and yachts, motorshlps,
schooners, steamboats,. tugs, barpes, hulls;
lowest prices, easy payments; estimates, In
apectiona. don't buy or sell before consulting
with RAFAILOvICH a. CO., 20 Cortlandt st..
New York
wANTED-Tug wood or steel. about 20 feot
long. fixed 70 700 horse power; also dump
scow. about zoo yards. Particulars TO POT
TER STEAMSHIP Co, II Broadway, y.
y. O.
LIFE PREsERyERs,
New and Second Hand, For Sale.
g. G.. GALBRATTH 4 SON,
III West ST., NJ y.
EXCURSION STEAMERS FOR CHARTER
for all occasions. Apply MILLS BROS. 81
South st. Phone TTs1 Bowling Green.
WANTED-Best barge or schooner hull 500
win purchase. NAVIGATOR, Peekskill, MI
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MARINE-FOR SALE OR WANTED.
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STEAMSHIPS, EXCURSIONS and TOURS.

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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-20
8olgata

"SSlrmnla on lultri Siinoilla.
llffoien iplindt fdppat SGnen e.
oellGnlG, maa papiiee. tp1ioret mo-
ioo,pat SGnen ebesiGGn. On fuiten
fin iuitrempi Slmala fuin tdmd.
@olgatalla, ristinpiu,blin nauIittll-
no. banpoitettuno, ianoiIena ia
fi,olemona. S1n bulttaa: SID an
no BELLE anteefii. iilld BE eimGt
tiebG anita be tefetpGtl" Surri on
moiman ia DalIan usfonto, mutto
ilurempi on roftalioen usfonto.
Suuri on IepppmGttomdn oifeuben
l,sfonto, m,itta iluirempi on an
teefiiantnhpan armon usfonto". =
iSenor Gastelor.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-20
Mia1 fGGnteesfG

Sif-tof, tif-tof, fello ttosin pop
bGn6ni nofiuttaa min 11neffGdsti
fuin tobtoiii le mimille pbG llibes-
toon ia ~uabestoon %pofliuttoa, eta
mliooen miime betfet omat fitllimas
ia. SitGpG ipo1menifin min oltoos
ii tpfpttGG. Minoastaan mirtama
betfi ia nlennpt on apuoii iloineen
iatrltineen ia taisteluineen ia nsfol-
lonfo ianoa: noittoineenl en-, en-
rsfalla; buono taistelia olen ollut.
glino .itiefGs luontoni on ferta tot
ienia iGlfeen notion wienpt, potf-
ia tio iituri tpoittaia, bdn ionfa
tmitto moiiimme faitesia iaaoa mi
td ioloimmtar notion on oll1it mt
miofin IGbeIlG. 81 mifii olen min
,pab1n ottamit ipastnon bGnen mott
toipoimaanial Niin miff2 SGpedn
itieGni ia tatie poiniiu mooban.
SseeIus, peie pubtaofii. anna iri,t-
ia toinoa, robfeiittn, anna tuoitto-
fpoimou iinlin iperesidii. Sai-
fa6oin, ipiereiiesid btioneesia lpo
feIIo 1, 2. 3, - ie Ipo ~ fertoal
1luii miipii OF, iiis alfaniit. Serro,
ola jGti beiffoa Iostaiil llitii tin-
temnton toifpaI peloittod; iiaiato
toppioita uiifia pettpmpffiGfo ie
trio h~illesInan2 geiin forfiolIo f,rin
foipas on moosto, min maItoipor,
fantri on b6ren ormonfu ia Min
tliin I'D ormabtoo Iapiianfa, min
dr1nabtaa pelfd6tpdiiiGn-
ii, fiEi Fan tietG6 mitG tefoo o.
Isnnre, ban mliistno meioGt tornitf-
Il. Simrmfo Senfeii Sia, tton ia
mali mieleeni toi? Sefo oil mos
toiis ipoGmeni ortoan fpipmpfieen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-20
S1iuG ppetns

Qnterifnn mallanflmousioodn O.
jalta f~errotoon, ettd mlnian pienen
iottfon pGiliffo oil ontamasia
mGGrGpfiiG jo,1folleen, iofa foetti
|fobottaa DirttG erGGn aie9uoneen
tatolle. iota be forjaiimat. Sirii
foboii moifeaSti ia tGmdn Duofii
tGm1n piffu ilairmieben GGni frul
tim IitG lieommin iG1nnolliiisid
blul6oisia minimum: "Nostatoa
poisl gept ie menee! 9ostafoa,
bop"l @rGs upieeri i%ttpiilimaat-
tesla fulfil OFF ia fpiaii pGdlifoltd
ettG mitii Bun eli lite %rrtpennut a.
iiaan fdfifii ia oientam1t miebiue
orttawoa fGtt1. SdlfimGinen bam-
mGstpen ia fGGntpen DmpGri oifein
bollitiiian mabbilln, ianoi: "Wtinu
olen forproolil" "@oi min, mai
Min, nustaii upieeri, "WtinG en-
buomanm,t iitG", ia ottaen laffin-
ia pois ia fiimortaen: "WeinG ppp-
oan anteefii berro forprooli". Cd
m1n tebtp11n bGn lasfeuli rutilis-
taon alas ia nosti lbirtta miesten
fansia, fumes bifi puliti bdnen
otloltoon. <n tpo oil tebtp, bun
fGGntpen pGGllif0n ploleen wirf-
fol: Sierra forpraali, fun tetlla
on toinen tGllainen tebtGmG eitd
teinG ole riittGtpisti miebid, labet-
tGfGG fittiit plipG1lifolle, min mi
nd tulen ia oiitan teitG toiIenfin
ferran".
&orprnoIi oil iolomanisfemal
Gubuja oil = grio 8os5ington.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-20

Scala-teatterisia. ionfa idIfeen lai
ipot fGpod tatiomasia glefianterin-
patiastn, apaltioneiaposton taloa,
idGtptaloa, geifolainfirffoa, iefd
&iinebergin ia 2onnrotin patiaita.
EGipGlIiien iGlfeen iaitpat be fap-
bG mieli palotornisin. elaintieteel-
.Iiiesid mliieosia ia gmauelin fir
fosia. iosia past. Surtig nuor.
.piti pilbeen. @irfosta labocttiin
iiioraan aiemalIe. Seurmwaan ret
Il ':rpn Observation-Disclosures oil
mG1pind ofa"atto pfiin III molals-
rem lasten tabolta.
@f. plioli,pdlisf6 impli Saui-
nasta b0prpIaitpa Masiiff ipriilas
tisia Seliintiin. Siella lasti
10000 litraa) tltli beti tafatparl-
foioufii. 2aifpan paperit oioittamat
lastin oletpan aiotun Sitfbolmaar.
2oimomie5et nGitt1wGt laiman tnl-
leen polttoainetta liiGGnGan tparas
toonia &eliineistd. Mhtiben tieto-
ien mitaan on merella aifatiem-
min p,1rettu miroIaiiiin Iaimoibin
toinen 10000 litrua. @pGilladn
lastin oletpon oiotun iittelrfin gel
iinfiin. Soistoiiefii on Iaitpa tata-
marifoitu tnrfempia tItfintola
marten.
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ERR ALOILTA

&iitos, fiitos. fiitos SID. etta iaan
tarttita fimm moimaftaaieen f1tee-
Il. &iitos ettd Re wie iittefin lopul-
tn moittoon. WitdpG fifth Jos tots
telli oliiifin tirumal ga find fam
iani fallis, tartitfo find friiren
aitttoioii fifteen, iofa wield min IA
nomattomnn ilturesia armosia on
oiennettu9 Suloa Iaupeittta
10 bpipppttG olet fltluneenafin tpuo-
tena iaaniit fofea. Isl ole iotatorwi
biIiaiiilla ialoillamme taitum,t.
eip6t peritpirrat tabranneet bobta
mia banfiamme. Weiten olemme
'iiit1 fiittGneet. mitG olemme Ser
rollemme fiitos1tbrina antaneet9
Si, en- usfalla aiatelIa loppuun
t1tG ajatltsto! Sierra arnnboa ton
ioomme, maiennn plpiG, itletietoi-
men mieli, fi1oleta intobimoien lief
ii. Sierra ber1t1 fanlomme. SGG
aplloi len mielG ola luo. fenties ie
.mtb6oin beelmin tho. = Sif-tnf,
tif-tof nafiuttm fello pbG tuosia
miereSiGni. @imGtfG iilmini um-
peen painu, nGen bengesiG ruffoat
faniolaiieni, nien len taiStelrt ia
Idpoiferbet, mltta inmalla mpOsfin
fltinfa monella taipallu Sierra on
file i~iinolstaan i%ionalt. SpodmeS-
|tGni fobooa borrns fiitos. &iitos
Sierra, ettG ratfauteii woimallc
mielG oIet meta foosia pitunpt
&iitos ettG mielG l5eiffouoestammt
9a1olimatto olet nntanlt meioar
teboG Iinrn fplpotpotGii. 81 fuli(
eoelleenfin fansiamme p1iapG Poi
wGlti, betfi betfeIta. &atfaiie fit
ioojan polllot ia mie Doittoon o
man nimeii jo funniaii taboen.
geiin, Sierra iimtn buonloaii ia
tGn itieni ia fofo iuuren fanioni
fuiffi simtn onosi, min fofo mal
nj ia fonint.
lluS tpltoii meille armostas
Sent anna r1nias outltos, lpnnisti
meitG puboista ia mieli meisii
luuoista.
Snirport Sarbor, Ohio
st. g.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-20
Wnnnnaiiet

Sn lbppin t1rfeGd, ettG iofainen
tarfoin pitiG iilmGlld mltnlaisten-
Ia toinintoa, min ettd mobbolliiet
bGiriot eiip6t pGale febittpmGan pit
f1Ilififid, maifeasti paronnettatuifii
Ioiruufiifii, Mitnliaisten tltlebtltmi
men ia ioirastltminen moi iobt1to
monelloiiistafin iDiStG, futen iull-
tonoeisto, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ipbG
men ia weriiuonten bGiriOisti tobi
ruooniulotusiGttei0en ai5eutta-
masta mprfptpfiestG, ianalla la
noert, fnifesto, mifG oibellttoo me-
rem piloantumiSta tabi Daifuttaa
boitalItlesti tperen fiertoon. Mltnl
oiiet otpqt nimittGin bpfpin ldbei-
ieslG ~pbtepoesiG tperenfierron fans
Ia, ia fitn mp0Stin omdf GbeiiesiG
bbtep0eSi1 mirtlon ipntpmiIen fans
Ia, min moiboon nirtlnniptteistG
5elposti nGbbG mitmtaisten tia.
SpoGnpiot, merettOmpps. flppo-
taltti d. NJ. iairoll6et, iotfo paifrt-
toipat pereen, iGttd,pGt iGlfenfG
mposfin mlinl,oisten tautta mirt-
ioan, ioten on blrfedG iilloin t1l-
loin torfostuttaa tpirtio. Snolelli-
men mirtianGptteiben tartastus u
moiiee paremmin fitin mifGGn NUM-
foe ibmiien pIeilen tertpepoen ttlan
plibumottafaan iiitG, ettG ie ilmni-
fee mposfin m,initaiiisia eiiintpmdt
ipiat.
On iuliri ereb6ps olla ep1t0imoi
Ito %iemmoisten torttien FUN m1inlt-
aistouoin, m%eriirionten talffiiitirmi-
ZEN b. nj. fnbteen, nuitta on alma
muistettaipa, ettd ppipfpi ipo1rnpi-
ia, meriironi- ia miiruiaismiot moi
mot febittpd bpipirfin pitf1lle en-
men fuin iairas riitd ieiefGGn buo-
maa, elfei ban ole m~irtlandpttei-
tdGn tiitfituttomnIla aioisia pGas-
fpt ielrpiIle irbtaoauasta ~tpoarasta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-20

Bostinmafiuien foroitls on toas
o6otettutpisia Suomesia. Safiot
ioioen m1faon firieet ulfomnibin
tl1lepat maatimoan 1 MT. so pm
poStinlerfit ia fotimaiiet firieet 1
MIN merritt I,titltatpasti ttletpat
eniifuun alusin asttmaan moi
ntaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-20

8apaita opistolaitofiia on Quo
mesia npfpiiin, iota walmiina tai
porbailloon woImistumasia p5teen-
IA 40 loitosta. Spisfeliioita las
fetaon nGisiG oletpan noin $4,000.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-20
Mitem tmmtea Sanet.

@anbosia tarusia ferrotaan, ct
t6 inatann ferran ilmestpi eraGlle
ipanballe p~pbimpfielle ia ianoi:
"WtinG olen &ristus". 9pbimps FIJI
moi bdnen wGitteenid ia paljasti
bGnen mebfeenid %fpipmGlld: "Wtis-
ia iitte omat ne naltloien ortpet2"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-20
Sielnn i~uoittaminen

"SSotfiit ~iaarnaaiat aiatteIepai
ainoastaan iaarnaania, toilet al
noastaan itieGGn. Mies, iota mott
taa iielunt on ie iota tibtGa iita".
= Dean Soof.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-20

SGm1n mrtooen alusta on alfa-
nut faboesti fulisia ilmestpa muli-
oifaiiesti Surusia toimitettltna:
"Suomen Boliiiilebti". 2ieneefo
lebti tGsiG mansia ilmestppan
"Solice @agetten" bengenbeimolai-
Tia, emrne tiebG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-20
Snpmen militia

llnitalioin ferrotoon pbd lefpia-
mdn $eIiineisiG. Diime tietoien
mlitaan on iielIa olIiit GO iairas-
topousto moinitti,a to1itio. Soibin
mastiistaminen oioittaiitluifin tpai-
feonIoilefii.
@f. 81 p:nG ioopiri woltion ret
feiIbIaitofumnon toinresta $eliin-
fin Molnbpn, Sortpofien ia 30
b1cfin riotioIoiiista toniafoitliista
$50 lasto tttiistimaon fdlrpiin-
film. 2apiine n6ptettiin enitfii fii-
ipoidria "@tel6meren iooriIto"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01
DRESDEN MILLS

Jack Shevelin, who has been here
with his family, has returned to New
York
O. H. Mcdonald is helping build fox
houses for Frank Preble as the latter
Is planning to have a black fox farm.
Hrs. Robert Travers and children,
Dorothy and Marion. went Wednesday
to Gardiner, where they will visit her
sister, Mrs. Eulela Pray.
Mrs. s NJ. Holway and Miss Maud
Barker of Augusta We're business call
ers in town Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Pushard OF
Bath are visiting Mr.. Pushard's par
e1ts.
Bridge Academy. went Wednesday
afternoon to her home in Portland.
William Rooney Of Revere, Mass.
has purchased the Morelen place. He
intends to use it only for a summer
home as he passes the winters in
Florida.
Walter Biinn, who has been in poor
health. is very much better.
Mrs. Eva Mcdonald visited her
mother, Mrs. Maggie White At the fer
ry Wedne sday.'
The annual installation Of officers
r. and A. NJ. No. 103 was held in Ma
sonic hall Saturday evening. Oct. %
when the following were installed for
the ensuing year: W. NJ r. Houd-
lette; S. W. o. D. Blinn; J. w. Ed
ward Goud; S. d., Herbert Goud: J. d..
f. w. Cate. Sec. n. 8. Lord; Treas.
Frank HoudIette; S. s., Fred sti,phen: !:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01
TRAIN YOUR HAIR As AN
ACTRESS DOES

No class of people dsvotes as much
time to beauty tvs do actresses, and
no class must he more careful to re-
tain and develop their charms. In
quiry develops tte Information that
in hair care they find it dangerous 10
shampoo with any makeshift hair
cleanser. The majority say that 10
have the best hair wash and scalp
stimulator at cost of about three
cents, one need only get a package Of
canthroX from your druggist; dis
solve teaspoOnful in a cup Of hot
water and your shampoo is ready.
This makes enough shampoo liquid
to apply it to all the hair instead Of
just the top of the head After its
use the hair dries rapidly. with uni
from color. Dandruf. excess oil and
dirt are quickly dissolved and en-
tirely disappear when you rinse the
hair After this Your hair will be 50
fluffy it will look much heavier than
it is. Its luster and softness Will de-
light you, while the stimulated scalp
gains the health which insures hair
growth.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01

lette. Harry Rowe and Prof and Mrs.
Knapp, An interesting feature of the
convention at Portland were the
book exhibits of the various publish
ing companies. These exhibits took
up the entire gymnasium Of the local
high school. 1t is Interesting 10 note
that three Bates men We're present.
Leo Blaisdell, -. is in charge of the
World Book company's exhibit; Roy
al Parker, IA, representing the Me-
MILAN company. and Ernest Clason.
'o2. of the z. c. Heath & Co.
Miss Gladys Mifliken Is visiting her
sisters, Nellie Milliken. '2a and Niv-
ian Milliken, "a, at Rand hall for a
few days.
The force of the convention at
Portland was felt by the absence of
several of the faculty on Friday.
Most of the student body enjoyed one
cut and some lucky individuals re-
joiced in two. Current opinion among
the students heartily endorsed the
convention and it's effects.
The cross country run between the
freshmen and Edward Little high
school which was scheduled for Sat
urday. has been postponed because OF
the illness Of several Of the Edward
Little men. 1t is planned by Coach
Jenkins to stage cross country run
with Lewiston in the near future.
Lewiston's aspirants have been
training every afternoon for some
time and are showing commendable
form.
The regular rally was postponed