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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-06-17

counties. This is according to the new
law recently passed. The new law
makes open season for bass fishing uni
form throughout the state.
spread their efforts over too much ter
ritOry.
f. A. Calkins likened the Farm Blu
reau Federation to a well-drilled foot
ball team Che played the game when
he was Younger, and unorganized
farmers he compared to a squad Of
eleven men picked up TO play against
the drilled team. The organized side
would make all the goals.
Promote the Community Spirit
Mr. Bradley believes in community
meetings as a means Of harmonizing
discordant sentiment and doing away
with clannishness He spoke in ap-
prevail of the m Getting and picnic
Thursday evening at the ]. A. Schmidt
farm, of farmers and tOwnSpeOple. Any
existing feeling Of farm people against
tOwnSpeople, or vice versa, should be
organize township unit for county
Farm Bureau in his own county. He
was working in a community which
was largely of French descent. He
was not getting along very well until
a local banker came to his assistance
Through the bankers advice GA of the
so farmers present at the meeting
signed up for the local unit.
The speaker doesn't think much OF
state socialism. but he admitted that
prisOn-made binding twine has kept
down monopoly" Irvine to more rea-
sonable price.
Want Every County In
The Wisconsin Farm Bureau as now
made up consists of % county organi-
cations federated, and Mr.. Bradley is
working to get every one of the = coun-
ties of the state into the state bureau
While he thinks that the Initiation fee
of $40 is a little high, considering the
times. yet 500 Of it remains in the
county organization for it to do as it
pleases $3.50 goes to the state bureau,
anu OlllN ~ Wills StlS w tiC AtbNA"i
organization. 1t is not fighting against
and is not opposed to any other farmer
organization, and it is not political and
is not partisan. 1t has made Won
derful growth since it's organization,
March f. 1920 considerable num-
Der of Rusk county farmers have
signed up for membership and it is the
hope of its local. friends and promoters
| that strong federation may be per-
| fected.
One of the particular objects of the
| Wisconsin Farm Bureau is to work out
system of better economy and effi-
!, cheney in handling and marketing the
farmers products. Every farm e 7
should be interested in that.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-06-17
I ''..1.i!;nic'!;6ll'z':6hn15''
E0em

There amt no man responsibler,
nor one that's better backed.
I'd like to overhaul him,
an praise him to his face, but
it smighty hard to ketch him,
when he's any certain place
There's nothin' very startlin' in
his manners or his dress, but he
drives our rural mail route
nothin' more, an nothin less!
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-06-17

Legal blanks? The News-Budget.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-06-17
BASS SEASON is OPEN

Deputy Warden l.. NJ. Soule re-
ceived wire from the state conserya~
ton commission Tuesday morning 10
the effect that the bass fishing season
would be open June 10 in the northern
counties. This is according to the new
law recently passed. The new law
makes open season for bass fishing uni
form throughout the state.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-06-17
STRIKE INJUNCTION VALID
HoWat Must Serve Sentence, Kansas
Industrial Court Holds.

Topeka, Kan.-The most sweeping
decision yet handed down affecting
validity of the Kansas industrial court
law the state supreme court affirmed
the decision of the Crawford county
district court sentencing Alexander
Howat to one year in jail for con-
tempt The law was held valid on
each of the eight issues raised
HOwat, who is president of the Kan
sas Miners union, was found guilty Of
contempt of court for violating an in
junction the state previously had OBJ
tanned against mine union officials to
prevent calling Of strike in the Pitts
hurgh district.
Legal blanks? The NeWS-Budget.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-10-29
EDISON'S WITTY SAYING.

Edison once was asked III ne ala
not attribute his success to inspira-
ton. NO." said Edison, 81 attribute
it to perspiration." Inspiration means
in this case awakening, creation of
thought, perspiration means sweating
for hard work. 1t is a good many
years since hard work was invented,
and while thousands of men have
tried to reach the goal of success
without tit still stands as the
surest, positive way of meeting with
good success. If asked about the
main cause of the success of Timers
Bitter Wine, the late Joseph Triner
would have given the same answer
as Edison. Today Timers Bitter
Wine is a remedy known throughout
the United States and Canada as the
most reliable help in case of poor
appetite, constipation, headaches and
other stomach troubles. And every
| customer becomes it's sincere propa-
| gator by merely stating the facts of
| sure help. Mr. Henry Niemeyer wrote
| US for instance from hardwood, Ia,
on Sept. 27: Zone of our neighbors
| told me how Timers Bitter Wine
1 freed him entirely of his gases and
| sour stomach Send it as soon as
you cam" Ask your druggist or deal
er in medicines also about other
Timers remedies and their excellent
results i-Advertisement
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-18
GOETZ NAMED HEAD OF
HI-SCHOOL DEBATE LEAGUE

EUGENE, Nov. 1S.--Robert Goetz.
principal OF the klamath county high
school, is district director of the Ore
gon State High School Debate League
for the South-Central Oregon district,
including Klamath and Lake counties
according to announcements in the
league bulletin. recently published by
the University Of Oregon.
The question that will be debated
In this district this year is: Resolved,
That the United States should main
tain a navy equal in size and
strength to that OF any other nation.
All schools expecting to enter the
league, must do so before the first
Of December. The final district con-
tests will be held on March 10. The
district champions will come to Eu-
gene May 11-12, when debates will
be held at the University Of Oregon
to determine the cham pionship of the
state. klamath Falls high school
was the district champion in the
south-C Central district last year sa-
lem high school was the state cham
pion.
The state question this year is:
Resolved, That graduated income
tax should be made feature OF the
state system Of taxation in Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-18
to the public; and
WHEREAS Diamond Lake is a

Ds"s"Oh" S@nV 80 -
natural reservoir for storing and reg
ulating the flow of the North Ump-
qua River. the power OF which river
Will at some future time be develop
ed to supply electric energy for that
part of the state; and
WHEREAS the inclusion Of this
territory in the Crater Lake National
Park would preclude this power de-
velopment for all time; and
WHEREAS In general II is believ-
ed best to have this section remain
under the Forestry Service as II now
is: therefore leaving II more free
for future development both rs to
recreation purposes and the develop
ment Of it's natural resources; there
fore be Il
RESOLVED BY the Portland
Cham ber Of Commerce that this body
Is against the inclusion Of Diamond
Lake and contiguous country In Cra-
ter Lake National Park; and be II
further
RESOLVED that copies Of these
resolutions be sent to the Chambers
directly interested. and to the Oregon
Delegation In Congress.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-18
CAN TAKE A BATH NOW
WITHOUT PAYING WAR TAX

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1S-Bath.
ing is a necessity and not luxury
the Department OF Internal Revenue
has ruled and notified Collector ],
H., Flynn here to discontinue collect
ing war tax on the admission fee to
bathing places.
HerOtofore. Flynn said. bathing
places have been classed with thea
tres and other places Of amusement
and assessed 10 per cent on the ad-
mission fee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-18
STARTLING CONSUMPTION OF
TOBACCO BY AMERICANS

Cigars and cigarettes consumed
every single day In the year, II placed
end to end, would reach from the
Atlantic to the Pacific and back
again. s0,777 cigarettes and 1886
cigars are burned to ashes for every
minute OF the "a hours.
The combined total lengths OF ci-
gars and cigarettes smoked annually
in the United States aggregate al
most 2,275.000 miles-over six times
the total mileage Of the nations rail.
roads.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-18
UNCLE SANS MuNIONs
RAID TRANSPORT FOR BOOZI

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. IS. - A
custom raid on an army transport
was made today for the first time in
the history OF the port. according to
customs officials who gathered In 1S4
bottles of liquor concealed in double
walls of the engineers quarters on
the transport Logan and two Stand
ard Oil company tankers netted more
than $1,000 worth Of liquor, the
customs officials said.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-18

Probably II the facts we're known
II would be seen that prices are ac-
tually lower than the average--sub-
normal, so to speak. People have
always complained OF the cost OF llv-
Ing. and doubtless they always will.
In one of Benjamin Frnnklin's letters
he tells Of staying over night at a
tavern. For his bed and breakfast
and for the entertainment, as he puts
II, of his beast. he was charged q
shilling. and he denounces the land
lore 90 q psoftteer. 6amuei Pspys
carefully noted the cost Of every
thing he bought and generally COM
planned OF IT, He entertained the
william Penns ito fowl or two. and
anchovies. and a noble dish OF carp,
and sweets frought this day from
town, and better wine that Sir. w.
ever had In his cellar. A fine feast,
all very noble, and my rich plate
showing to very great advantage, and
Sir. w. jealous as a man ever was
TO see the great state TO which have
come. IL all costs me 1tS. Sd. a
round sum"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-18

Speaking of one thing and anoth-
er: "The rolling stone gathers no
oss."-but it's good thing for
Ilarpening q dull axe.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-18

"What do you weight" a friend
asked Harvey. Brown. Meat, OF
course" answered the butcher.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-18

The tax board has decided at At
lantic City that an unobstructed
ocean view is worth $4,000. I'M
obstructed by hosiery, that is to say.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-18

Friend on our right arises to in
Quire where all the booze seized by
the cops goes. That's easy. II goes
to the booze fighters.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-18

Tom Eide says even II he does not
enjoy taking moonlight walks with
his wife as he did before they were
married. a man still may enjoy the
moonshine.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-18

Nothing SO unsettles mans mine
as lot OF unsettled debts.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-18
ny JUNIUs

A DOLEFUL DITTY
An l. walked blithe and full Of spunk
= J chirruped gayly to my soul
Bue then I saw fallen chunk
Coal!
Ny anxious heart spoke up In fright
You better order some or you'll
Be shiverlng shortly. Autumn night
Cool! a
So went on In painful doubt 81
And felt most timorous and pale; (;
For how can II be bought without
kale? " f.
New York Post.
THE HAPPY TIP
Minister-'I made seven hearts
happy today"
Parishoner-"How was that"
Married three couples"
"That makes only six"
well, do you think I did II for
nothingH"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-18
YES. STUDY HOW NOT no FALL!

YES! STUDY HOW NOT IND FALL!
(From the New York Herald)
An aviator must shudder when his
motor stalls at a height of seven and
three-quarters miles. AT such an al
titude, however, he has good deal
of time to study the book OF instruc-.
tions. .ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-18

The very wet Arbuckle party helps
to explain why SO many films have q
kick in them.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-18
With Firm Healthy Flesh Energy Beautfy the Conn
pexon-Easy and Economical 10 Tske-ResuIts Quick

Thin or rundown foIkD
who want to quickly got
some good. firm, solid flesh
on their homes, fill out tho
hollows and sunken cheeks
with strong, healthy tis-
sues, and build up in
creased energy and vital
ity should try taking o
little Mastin's VITA
MON with their meals.
Msstin's VITAMON d .
tiny tablet containing
highly concentrated yeast
utamines as we'll o. the
two other still moro i'm
portant vitamines (Fat
Soluble A and Water Sol
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-18
A LIGHT LUNCH

A LIGHT LUNCH
(From story in Boston Transcript
'He eagerly swallowed every word
she bestowed upon him; he fed upon
her every look, he lived upon the
smiles she gave him.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-18

MAYHEM you say that Chez
w terfelds satisfy" you're
whistling. You know-the In
stant you light one-that the
tobaccos in It are Of prime g.
lection, both Turkish and Do
mestic. And the blsnd-weIi.
you never tasted such smooth.
ness and full-havored body! No
wonder the "satisfy-blend" -
kept secret. II scx't b eepisk
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-09

Postpone any other engagement you
have for Friday night. buy ticket
and go to the City Auditorium that
evening and hear Nine. Frances Aida
sing. She is one OF the most success
full and popular opera and concert
singers in the world today. and 1t Is
indeed an honor to have her come TO
Pueblo and sing. Many people from
towns up and down the valley and
south of here have indicated their in
tentiou to hear Madame Aida by al
ready rcscrving seats, and the people
of Pueblo should be equally apprccia-
tive OF the coming of singer of such
universal renown to our city. Where
over Madame Aida has sung n warm
welcome and - big patronage await
her return. and largo and apprccia-
tive audience of music lovers at the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-09
NO One SHOULD MISS HEARING
NINE. AIDA SING FRIDAY NIGHT

concert at the City Auditorium on
Friday evening will do much to on
courage other great singers to come to
Pueblo. No one who hears Madame
Aida will have anything to regret, be
cause she Is "A wonderful singer and
her repertoire Is so large and of such
a diversified character that she can
not fail to please all classes OF
hearers.
Notwithstanding the stormy weather
OF yesterday there was another good
sale OF seats at tho store or the
Euight-Campbcll Music Co, for tho
Aida concert Those who have not
yet secured seats should do so at once.
So far the sale has bccu very salts
factory, and tho prospects are good
for a full house, but II you hnvc not
secured your seats for Friday night
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-09
WOMEN USHERs LACK JUDGMENT
IN EMENGENCIEs. SAYS MANsuAL I

Chicago. March s. - Women ushers
in theatres lack Judgment in times of
emergency and consequently arc not
conducive to public safety. according to
s. per cent Of the city fire marshals
OF tho country who have replied to
QUESTIONABLE sent out by Alderman
j. o. kostner. chairman OF the coun-
ell buildings committee.
While s. per cent OF the answers op-
posed women as ushcrs in theatres,
not one OF them favored women. The
other N5 per cent cvadcd the question
with Indirect answers.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-09

Vera Gordon. whom Lewis j. SELF
nick presents as the star Of the Select
spccial, The Greatest Love ut tnc
ratm ihcatcr todGv and tomorrow has
probably had the most sensational
rice of any star in phpiuplays. From
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-09

Judge r. c. Munger today freed eish.
tocn federal prisoners now imprison ed
under tho old prohibitory measures
which the United States circuit court
of appeals last week held were repealed
by tho Nolstcad act.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-09

you should do so today. on sale at
knight Campbell's. i2O North Main,
opposite the postoffice.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-09
I
Reasons Why

ERE advantages vestment the 10 preferred stock OF
L the Arkansas Valley Railway, Light & Power Company:
1-Safey-evdenced by years
2Dvd payable by check every 90 days. No eences, delays
expense of collection
3-Tax in Colorado Dividends free normal Federal Income Tax.
shareholder who purchased
cash the handles
5otecton against theft share
of definite permanent No date the
problem Of whatever then prevail 10
stock the the estohoders ST 1000 share
strictly home with Offices and officers close
hand.
ASK FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION
The Arkansas Valley Railway Light & Power Co.
Telephone Mgr EeetiB Bldg
andMa
Engineers INC Managers
WAPOLE Agent
1872. Rooms 329334 Thatcher Bldg
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-09
Free Prisoners Held
Under Old Liquor Laws

lincoln. Mob. Mnreh $. = Ecderal
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04
teb.
nyt tllurbaf0itd
Dulutbls$d

anlatb, lOfaf. ) snannHtai'
aamnna uo 2 tienoiSIa ampni ino=
smalainen Subnar Giffinen (?) Bepp-
lee Gptellisfa eli entiTesl6 getbelisid
BainU Houtnn fuuliaafii. Mp6bem=
min Hp 4 tienoisia ampni bGn butel-
lin pitajaG Sobn MafeG rintaan ia
upi Mdfi fupIIa. Mfs0sfin ampni
railupstnnnt mics tafaasaia,uaa pp=
liiiia Gonrab 2nbigia pifeaan faIi-
marteen. &lp $50 tapalitnat ppliilit
mieben lenialfeen fun fofp DnIutbin
poliiliuoima fomennettiinN IiiffeelIe
ia laatiin ban fiinni iaatnaan fnnii
lnotia rnnmiiieenla tDliilien retpol-
nereista.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04
Sapaturnat fnparifaimofIisin ND.
bentbneet.

Wasbington, lofaf. 3 p. = &olIi.
tufien fciipostoinliSton laantot tieoot
neutrality-suspicious. ert oIista maa.
ia oloittdiDat, eta 1920 oialIo fai-
lpostapaturn1at aibeuttitpat 1913 fuo-
lenoa ia 1902 Iouffontumista, 10.
ia on ~ ipdbentrldn fitoIettaipia ia.
p1turn1ia ia 1914 n1bernrlin Iouf-
foontulntiia fltin ebelliiend puotena.
Sanallo fuitenfin on otettotpa buo-
lrttppn, eta lnann fltparifniiuannois-
Ia tDosfennelttin ipiinte lpunnna bal,
Jon mdbeunidn fuin eoclIiien1 ipuote.
ma. Guolettctpat topoti,rrnat ia.
fanntliiipdt ielraonasti eri Daltioi-
oen fuparifaiiposten of1lle: Mrisono
45, Wontana 33, Mcbigcn %, Ga.
lifornia ia Stem Dterico, n,olernmisio
5. aaifpostapotltrfrti8id louffaantlt-
meet lnfaarltniipet Ieuraaipasti: Mri-
soma 6,t99, Micbiaan 2,O17, Monta.
na 1887. Utah 52t, SEEM Nerico
iS5 io Netpooa 224.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04

ebieaso, 1ofaf. 8 p. spdpaen-
laioibin f1llulpot tdfhlalsten iltur,
Ten tenrastuslaitostenf tpoldilet id.
nestalpat laffoon alfaplilesta apip-
npfiena OF union tiinnustanlinen.
SSnoiaapolis'ista tliIs tieto, etta
biilerfaiDaioin union foforfiesIa
nlposfin fesfustellaorl fofo nloata
faiittauastd biililnfosta polffoien a.
lennafIen estauiiefIi. 5anoin tulee
nbd lt,fia tietoia, ettd rautatietp6-
laisten fesfulioesia on lpafotpia III
feita iuuren Iafon alfa1niiesta. &an-
tateioen Iappatp6ldistel loffodanes-
tpflestd jl,lfoistut rainlerpt olotta-
nat, ettG 80 proIe,ttta fbolaiii5ta fan-
nattaa lafon alfalnista
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04

repedn1ia, tnlitta preIioentti ia 500.
iDer oipat ipnlinneet eoustaint bplpin
buclelliiesti ic snnbbollilesti n,ifddn
l,urina Ell tule bdiritIenlddn fonfe.
rens5in fopllIointua. Wposfin on pb,
td mnhbollista, eta nlii1tairtot tpot-
tomdt niebet tl,letuat Ioomoan tho
til Ieuraufiena tdstd Wasbi,lgtoni1
Observation-Disclosures.
@ifa on iiind, ettG prefioentti Sor.
Ding ia bdnen neuuonantalania Ell
not taboo foboato tolia1ioita. Idmd
lnao ia fofo moailmc on bpipin frii-
tilliiesid alenlasIa lo6an feuraufle-
40. Moanniljelpstuotteiben binnai
OH lasfettu alcs, labes 100000
niesta on tDottonanu, po1lfit tefelp1t
naruriffoia faiffialla maasla ia ID.
n1i1et ouut fpfelletntittonlid fuprit-
tan1arn Iitolunltfiidnn, ioita Ell mot.
90 periafddH. Sotain on perinpob-
laifeSti iDinosia fdtfilla teolliiuuoen
aloilln ia noitd aIioita ei ipoibn for
iatn Iilld, ettd f,itiutnan ntultognio
lilffihattu-berrola Iaorittelenloun
Wdibingtortiin. NfifG tabonia tobeI-
linen pnran,tts 1t1ibin ploibin mau-
til tefoja eifd plbeita ia utuutnnni
noi5ta teoista tdutpn ola bbipin
iDrffid. Giil1d tobellafin on fofc
mifo. Sorbing, Sooner, MeIlon ia
foiffi toiletfin Dnllitltfien reulponarl.
taiat oDot tdpiin tpptbtudiiid oloibir
Ielloiiina fitin tie oiuot. pe ejattele.
nat, ettd "temppeli ei faipao nlitdd,l
liibistlifiia" ia min falian fi,in be
oipat taIlG fonflolla be ennentlltirt an
talpat fen Ilihistiia inaabnn fltin nrit.
taiiinat forinta len perllstuffia, Wdh.
titDdsti be arltatpat tebod ioitofil
paiffaitfiia fatosia, Iilld fnttn fai.
fegta pddtt1en nposfin tpuotoG; NUT
ia sllttenfaan BE eitnit fefene itdfe.
ntGan, ettG fofo rofennus horinu be
rlstitflillaon ia ettd perustufiia OF
foriattatpa, jos nielitodn estdd let
llbistumista
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04
ri$ad silmdnkddnt0telnppuja palja$-
tetaan Pobjol$.Dakotafl takal$ltl-
kAt$u-Waalin ybteyde$$d

lailpttan.au'c Dleilet morat Yobiois.
Datotan plltiopentista Dtutto t1.
ma LOFT lai aifaan Min matamou aie-
met Dfii4nili!le ponffiireille, etta bel
ban taDtgi F,,tInc ,paltion panffiirieu
Dletnen fotuus, lnsIn ldatitpat pddtos-
lGulelmun fe1oitiarn nnita paifalliiio
rubastoMboitc iottonl1dn rohoston-
Ia tolletettanofli iualtioponfi5io. S.
g. u n fulnttinipirtailiiot eiipat otta=
meet buouiuouIa BELLE onllettl,a iuo-
rotusta, marn rpbtpiip1t netdnlodn
rnbas.Di IAN pois tpoltiopanfista ia
leuranflena liitd lpnltiopellfin t1ptpi
lupDsfil mdotia tataiiin loinania Of,
lltDispalltelsiu, iofa nlenettelp |ai al
feau pGfawia ieurauflia uleillo poif,
fafltnniila poistaen liiffeesta rohan
ia tlotloen naifeuflia 1efd porfeiIle
ettd ru.lanrilieliioille.
Oilpal:aeE noiben forporotiionilo=
fimie5ten firioittcn1ien Iafielitnsten
noarauiilu:Den ia luottaen jiiben, et=
td fltipcrrnort tSrosier tnlee bptpil
toineen tpnolisla. Nonbartiian 2iitoit
jobtaint onet fesfittdneet fnifen NOT
manic mcalitaistelusla iiiben, etta
Iaattaolpat Ganestdiie,l tietoon ndiber
perustuslcf'mllutos elitpsten ia tots
ten lufieiitasten toheIiien torfoituf-
len ia ;tidllon.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
ren$$i dlkdnut

Basbington, 8. g., lofnf. 3 b. -
Wuoeu &otimaan erifoisfirleei1tpaib-
taialto 8alter IS. 2iggett'ilta.) r
Paljon plbuttu tDottolnDps=fonfe,
rensii on alfanut ia tuIee uloboolli-
iesti iattumean uleita ipiiffoia. See,
iotfa eolistomat Iannn1olebtid foltfe=
re1s1in istitn,oisia eiluat obofa mi.
tddn ratfuiietpin tulofiio talta TOM
ferens1lIta. Site aiioSia OH ipaifea
fdiittG1 n1itd tdnrd fonfere11sf1 iDoi
ianoo oifaon lenj1lfeeg finn t0ooper
ia preIioeltttt Garbing otpat n1GirGn-
meet ne raioitllfIet fonferenslin tnol-
le, iotfa be ilnloIitlpot pt,heisfnan,
Breiioentti uipaii taman fonfcreusiill
ia ntntenonaan InuIl,i. ettd lilti ei
tuoioa "ooottoa, ettd ie oiDl1staiii
tD0tto1nppttG bnllitutIen rcboilla, fl
Ia Re oliIi turbaa ia tilottaiii ipaon
li'd1 nastustusto Ie1tIiinan ettd al,t-
toiii aIenaa." Sarbing puheesioan
tefi pdiIndn ielnafIi eoustaiifle, eta
beitl eli pppoeta ratfaiiernaan fouon
riioonalaiiina olIeita fDInutpffi1 mei-
hdn Dhteisfllntujdr iestelntdstirillle
ja ettG. me olenrne rcfentnneet tG,
manpdinaiien Mrr1erifon IeuaiiilGe to-
louoelliIille, teolli5r,ts- id ipaltiolli-
lille periaatteille, iotfa opof fehneet
neista fen ntitd ME olenrn1e ia fen1b-
pelintnle ei faipna 1r,ita1n uuoistuf.
ita" Wiitta neioan iolfoslcntn,e
on Iellaiiiafin, iotfa aiatteletpat, etto
tenppelin pDItDdisfd on peIoittotuio
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04
SoiiaIistipnrIne fnollat Ninne-
iptaSIo.

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otaflntoan iobtlpan fifth, etti p,1o-
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1ariest6 tdsio naltiosio, ioten iojia-
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