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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-04

sidered, that of enginemen. In their
nerve racking duties they should fes.
freed from the strain of having auczs
morr:sts race over crossings dFrsek-
ly in front of moving trains, he szux-
Since the benefits derived Erxxzr
elimination of grade crossings 5ag-sz
largely to the public in safety zzzE
convenience, Mr.. Markham PROPOSES
that where the elimination or y
crossing is necessary a plan be WORT
ed out whereby the cost wo1f6 kH=
divided upon fair basis between xzEx-
payers who receive the benefits zzsfz
the railway While this would pe-
suit in fewer demands for cr0Szass
elimination, 1t would be posssCil.e
thereby to do away with more
1.-The automobile, in proper han<ss,.
Mr.. Markham says, lis an agency a.
safety at railway grade crossings RI
can be driven up close to the trxSsEz
and stopped in perfect safety r-rae
cannot always be done with spiKizEs4
horse. Therefore, the increasing unn :
of the automobile and the decreasa1rx~
use of the horse should be solving rsxe
grade crossing problem, instead an
making it worse.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-04
INANINiATE OBJECTS MOVE
AT WILL OF CHILD MEDIUM

Berlin, Jan. 29.-Reports of a
child with magnetic powers are caus-
ing great excitement in the village OF
Diertersheim, in Bavaria.
The child, girl OF 8, is declared
to have a power of putting lifeless OBJ
jects into motion without any inter
vention on her part.
These miracles are reported,
When she enters a kitchen, for in
stance, logs of wood from the kitchen
fire move about and roll off after her.
A large cooking pot jumped from the
fire and flew against the wall. Pota-
toes, boiling In the pot, jumped out
onto the hob, while pair of wooden
clogs became so agitated that they
went straight thru the window.
Medical science, in the persons of
DR.. Bohn, of Nurnburg; DR.. Max
Schrench, and DR.. Aigner, have ex-
amined the child before five witness
ses, and, according to their statements
the child possesses the powers of a
medium.
The child and her mother were per-
secuted by the local peasantry, being
charged with witchcraft.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-04
ITS WONDERFUL"
SAYS This WOMAN
Feels Like Praising Tanlac
To Skies After What 1t
Has Done For Her

II have Just finished my second
bottle of Tanlac and am already rid
of troubles that bothered me for
three years." said Mrs. Chas. Grounds
of Ill Fifteenth St., Ashland, Ky.
81 could scarcely eat anything
without suffering from indigestion.
After every meal had heavy feel
ing in the pit of my stomach, with
a smothering sensation and violent
palpitation of the heart. These trou-
bles got so much worse at night Of
ten had to get up and walk the floor
in order to breathe. 4 was so nerv-
GUS it was almost impossible for me
to get good nights sleep. My kid
neys bothered me and l had severe
pains in my back and sides. ! was
badly constipated and subject to ter
rible headaches, in fact ! was in such
pain nearly all the time could hard
ly get around.
II kept reading and hearing ABOUT
Tanlac I decided to try it, and now
actually feel like a different wo-
man. have a splendid appetite and
can eat just anything I want and new
err have any bad after effects. / no
longer suffer from constipation or
headaches, my kidneys have quit
bothering me and my nerves have
quoted down. can now sleep
soundly for eight hours or more and
wake up feeling fine and full OF en-
ergy. Tanlac has brought me out so
wonderfully. feel like praising II
to the skies and l never expect to be
without it,"
Tanlac is sold in Hartford by DR.,
L. B. Bean; in Beaver Dam by r. T.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-04
GRADE CROSSINGS

There is great need for a cru.
SADIE against the careless automobile
driy er, de- ording to statement from
President c. H. Markham, OF the H.
:inois Central Railroad.
President Markham says that the
elimination of all railway grade cross.
ings, although desirable, would be
impossible .hs.r the elimination OF
the 5000 crossings on ths IIineis
Central System would cost more
than the combined stock and bond
issues of the road. He says further
that the protection measures taken
by the railways fail to solve the
growing grade crossing problem be-
cause they teach the public that pre-
tectel ,rossings are safe. whereas the
reverse should be taught.
The only feasible plan to check
the growing toll of deaths, injuries
and losses to property at grade cross
ings, he says, is relentless cam
paign to make drivers stop, look and
listen" at every crossing.
Mr.. Markham points out that in
the last four years. ending December
81, last, 1880 persons were killed
and 1880 we're injured in automo-
bile grade crossing accidents in the
United States, and that during that
time 1853 persons were killed and 65s
we're injured in such accidents on the
Illinois Central System. He declares
that an analysis of the cases shows
that crossings considered the least
dangerous actually proved the most
dangerous.
The Illinois Central's executive
declares that one state or community
cannot consistently demand that its
railway grade crossings be eliminat-
ed, unless some means were proytd-
ed whereby the same thing could be
done in other states or communities.
lie also submits viewpoint of the
SITUATION which he says is rarely con-
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-04
FARM AGENTS END MEETINGS.

Lexington, Ky. Jan. 29-Kentmsr-
ky's 81 county farm agents and IN
home demonstration agents coupifzs
ed their respective ANNUAL coufsrs@us
at the State College of AgrfcTdt1rs
Monday, January 81. Separate
meetings of both conferences xssxcs
held in the mornings, afternoons aas1
evenings of the session during whilfsi
the agents discussed problems rsa4k;-
ing to the furthering of the work snE
heir counties during the coming yeEE-.
In addition to local speakers w""--tt'-
dressed the agents large number AZ
special speakers talked to them SKx
subjects relating to their work
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-04
perIodic nilious Attacks.

Persons subject to periodic bilious
attacks will observe that their appe-
tite fails them just before an attack.
That is, they do not really crave food
but eat because II is meal time. II
they will eat only light meal and no
meat. then take two of Chamberlain S
Tablets the attack may be avoided. m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-04
PREMIERS AGREE On
PREPARATIONS TERMS
Germans To Get Formal No
tice Feb. 2S; Lerient
With Austria.

Paris, Jan. 29.-"It was a remark
able achievement. Premier Lloyd
George.
at was a complete success. Pre-
mier BRAND.
These statements were made to-
night by the two entente premiers
following the adjournment of the al
lied council at which the German rep
arations on sliding scale of annui-
ties were fixed at approximately $780,
100000 and the program of German
disarmament arranged.
Premier Lloyd George will depart
for London tomorrow and Premier
BRAND will Immediately draw up his
cddress to the Chamber of Deputies,
IN which he will seek to convince the
Legislators that he had driven the best
possible bargain on reparation from
Germany.
The reparations schedules we're
brought before the executive meeting
of the council this afternoon and
adopted. II was announced that
copies had been forwarded to Berlin
and that the German delegates had
been summoned to London on Febru-
airy 2S to receive the arrangement
formally. London was substituted
for Geneva as the place of meeting.
Disarmament Date Fixed.
1t was decided that the disarma-
ment of Germany according to the
Versailles treaty is to be concluded
by the end of June. 1t was arranged
for the prolongation to the allies for
the occupation of the Rhineland and
the possible occupation of the Ruhr
region. The Germans are to be no.
tilted as to these sanctions at the
London conference.
The Brussels financial conference
will reopen February Z.
At the session this evening there
was another discussion of the Aus
tlidu SlluhtlOh anu luC diilSo d6ICGu
to forego a part OF the reparations
and other debts from Austria, also
calling a conference of Austria's
lneighbors- TO consider the matter of
assistance to the embarrassed rem
nant of the dual monarchy. An al
lied commission will be appointed to
investigate the whole matter of Aus
trian finances.
Just before adjourning the confer
ence passed a resolution calling for a
closer union among the allies for the
preservation of peace. 1t was pointed
out that such an agreement is the
surest guarantee of the peace of the
world and the execution of the trea-
ties.
simultaneously notice was served
on Germany that unless she executes
the disarmament program she will be
excluded from the League of Nations
Coupled with this was a threat to
seize the Rhine customs in the event
that there is failure on the repara-
tions schedule and the Berlin gov
eminent is advised that it must con-
slider that fifteen years occupation
of the Rhineland dates from the first
payment
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-04

meats in high Official and press cir
cles on the news from Paris that the
allied premlers meeting as the Su-
preme Council have agreed that Ger
many must pay 226, 200, 900 900 gold
marks in reparation for the war dam
ages.
The stunning blow which fell over
night in official and public quarters
Is lightened oriv ~ the declarations
that the sum proposed is so fantastic
that II could not be taken seriously
and relief is professed in the very
absurdity of the figures.
The foreign office today said that
no confirmation of the Paris news
had been received but no one in Will
heimstrasse was inclined to question
the accuracy Of the press reports.
In bank circles It was pointed out
hat the sum of reparations repeatedly
fixed by the premiers was practically
the total German national wealth to-
day II the occupied German territory
Is excluded from the calculations.
Impossible" is the word most used
wherever the matter is discussed.
Germany can never agree to such
figure because she would promise
something she could -~l "---- out, +"
declared one of the highest officials
Of the foreign office. IF the allies
dictate that sum without regard to
the consequences then let them see
how they can get it.
There not country in the
There is not a country in the
world today that is paying dividends.
In other words, there is not a single
state that is being so run as to pay
profit. If the Entente thinks that
Germany is so remarkable an excep-
don, then let them come in and run
the country to show us how they can
do something in Germany which they
frankly admit they can not do in their
| own countries.
The most bitter disappointment of
he Germans is the reported flop of
Premier Lloyd George to the French
idea. Yesterday the German press
eatured Lloyd Georges opposition to
Frances "rapacious demands" and in
'o-called pro-British circles of the
Wilhelmstrasse government hitherto
disposed to feel justified in their Ian
ng toward Great Britain with which
ttitude the conservative press has
disagreed and often turned reproaehes
upon the government, today there is
blank amazement.
Officers Arc Staggered.
Those quarters are by the ears ov-
er he report that Premier Lloyd
ieofgc agreed to the reported fig.
ures. This, If confirmed, promises
pretty we'll to destroy the illusion
that Great Britain would protect Ger
many against too impossible demands
~ France.
erhaps the only quarters Whefe
he news of the reparations figures
vas received with some satisfaction
vas among some extreme radical
Ieaders, who consider that the more
taggering a sum fixed by England
and France for the exploitation of
Germany the more quickly would
here be an intense spirit of revolt
If the people against capitalist slav-
sry."
None of the high government Of
details desired to be quoted on the
news from Paris until official con-
tirmation is in hand as some of them
protested that they still could not be-
/ leve that s55, O00, 100000 was the
sum really meant by the allied con-
ferees.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-04
For Children.

Too much care cannot be exercised
in selecting a cough medicine for
children. 1t should be pleasant to
take, contain no harmful drug and
most effectual in curing their coughs
and colds. Long experience has
shown that Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy meets these conditions. 1t
Is a favorite with many mothers. m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-04
State OF Ohio. City OF Toledo.
TIiCaa County Sc

Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
Is senior partner OF the firm OF F. ].
Cheney & Co. doing business in the City
of Toledo. County and State aforesaid.
and that said Arm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use OF HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9Th day OF December.
A. ID. 1886. A. w. GLEASON,
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken in
ternally and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send
for testimonials. free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pulls for constipation.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-04

A child that has intestinal worms is
handicapped in its growth. A few
doses of Whites Cream yermifuge
destroys and expels worms; the child
Immediately improves and thrives
wonderfully. Price soc per bottle.
Sold by Ohio County Drug Co. IN
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-04
Children Cry
FOR FtETcHER'S
G a 9 TORIA
DEMANDS OF ALLIES
IMPOSSIBLE, SAY GERMANS
INV karl Won Wiegand.

BY Karl Won Wiegand.
Berlin, Jan. 29.-"Too absurd to
discuss seriously"
"The height of Paris madness
"a generation and a half of the
German people are to be slaves to the
allies"
These are a few OF the many COM
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-04

c. II. MARKHAM,
President, Illinois Central Railroad Company
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-04
Illinois Central Directs Attention to IT,
Grade Crossing Problem

and
N
Ter n
Illinois Central Analysis that
followed railway the elimination protection the crossing involved
not
sandu
ng nagmen like other human SOM OF ne most gd
t
h m o
y % hndredm lilo o o
til all grade
n coud a IS
nc towns
the n racing upon
track immediately front Locomotives has great tendency confuse and distress them The
nc m largely the pncn
on npoeon to tSe received when crossing
e less
rands It
the stopped in perfect
b + it
Immediately practicable
them to hat rmetwteh accident
at all va
Constructive criticism andu suggestions invited
President & u I'll EA AS41 tAhlsa company
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-04

Taylor, Jr.; and in McHenry by S.
]. Advertisement.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-08-09
Greiffa!aiiifln firffuIota.

Sbehohaon Wis., GGf1Iaisfel
freiffalaisten firfoILiiisia piireisFd Of
pnhie1nut iota, 6enoonc poifie,1 aiet.
f,iesia iofo p,rplltstomoon tai mas.
tustolnnan honpinai1 Gofpoo, inrfr
iDditetoon pitaneen rolitillilen buheer
firfosia tpiinre i,tnnuntaifio. geura.
f,tnr1an i1ienet oiDnf iafalttuneet Rrei
fon entiien padi1i,listerin 9prliiero-
lin fannattniiin ia fufiiitans @onftat,-
tinin pltolustaiiilt, ia ianotaan pns-
tort Sotpon ipiine fitnri,ntnilliiesSo
puheesioan flroIineen rpiolistein. 1os
tcrin benfea ferrotnan ltfotun ia ian
aen nrfneifii pipat fnfben rnhn1Gn tps
ST fdnf,ecf. MoaHiieen oifeutehnfir
on tltriDoi,tlttta len ioboosta, ett6 fei,
rofunnnn fofoaifiin otNbdirittb.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-08-09
aaflifDmmeafa tnbatta 0ljDtgOlaisti
laffupn.

Gan 5raneiseo, elof. 8 p Sat
iifplnrnellt1 tubatta oIintnolaistd Ga
lifornian olipfentilld tliIae laffouht
moan iDgsfuun eiiEinlai1en pditpa
elleiiDat 1lipparoonit fiiben mennes
la peruitta ooIlariu piin1poIfan d
Ieanusta. n 9goIaiiet oipat ilnlaislee1
aifonlufienTa prelioentti SaroingiIIe
ia fanppaiibteeri 9ooiperille I1betti.
misidon idbf1ioonmisia. T1llaiIei
iubfoianomat oipot r1posfin l1hefeftt
tpoiibteeri 9o1pis'iIle ia laiipasto.
ii6teeri 0enbplle.
) Sliptpoldisten union piirinenlpos
ton ipirfailijot ielittito1f ndma sab.
foiononot lGbetetpn nagtn fittau
TIN tDono1talai olitpat fieltdpt5neei
fotoo1ttiunasta nelt1Dotteluun tho.
ldisten idrieston eoustaiien fansio
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-08-09
Hcgisteernns tarfnitctaau inriellaf
icem mlfumaalaiIta.

@as41i1lgton, eluf 3 >. Hlfo-
Inlaaloisten registeeralls, iofa mai
rGt;iGn fihteeri 9atpis'in eiitfainasla
lainid1tan1iiesfd, on tnrfoiteftlt iuo=
ielenlann ia obiaan1aan nlfonaalni=
Tia itIedo,t ia ei ole torfoitettlt po-
!. [iiti jdriagtelmdrtd, fanotoala tDDipdei1
aia ston laitinrilo5in. Maha, infc o.
I4pfoon reqisfeerous paIffnna on tor
foitettn fiinttad iellaifil1e mlfomao-
raiiiIle, iotfn taripitIeipat fou[nutls=
ia.
.l1lfomoaIoit1el1," Iauiltnnosla ia
notaon, ei tobbo n1itadn ilntait," ia
oIiIi hoInfas nafIomaan fntnmenef1
Solloriq oifltiiilto ia folnne 6ol[ario
aIoifaiiilt1, iotfa otndt palffaloiIia.
Giitettn, lnin fautfo, fnnIalaistltt-
tuntis toin1istosta t11i'i fanIalaisoi=
fens toitnistn, ia .ottniIi lnniasti le-
tpenneen toi11eliaiiuuoen tarfoitus-
.perd1,."
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-08-09
Salama firffaalta taiiuaalta tappa.
mt fafli miestG, neljd innalia
ia phben fDirnn.

gollohasiee. Mla, elof. 5 p,
9(jaesioon phtd mlaileista ipafIafoss
ia, ioira ban fulietti biritd raitta-
tieIle, 9ripernie Soonie. 10 mnottaS
paIfoinen poifa fitoli filmdnrapanf-
7esYa ellen 'fun Inlamd lDi hdneetl,
iofa tnli iiIminhGbtdipaSti firffdalta
toitpnalta. aafFi neeferid ia fora,
nofoiIlen iaret6lltd fli1tltluittta, 'iio-
ielemien tanln1en often dlla tlen
nieresid, ioiipnt isfltn iamasta nnos
lesto ia nfii neeferi ia foira fnolt-
mot iiImdnr6papflesId, ia toilet lo1
t,,nnottonafii. aaiffi nelia ntiuilia
ipoIiofosIu fuoliiDot.
SaIanta1 flntntuits, r1iinert 'tiii'
fdor, ioffo fdtpifp1t iill6 poifafln. or
iurattanut phteen luetohibnan fetjurt
renfaat tpaliaista-
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-08-09
GarnIpn l,antans

Weaneli, elof. 8 p SOTO iin1in iii;
tpdn of Gnrico Garltion rltu,,lis naf
Finland Mtoneesio. inisfii hdn fnofi
'iIfi niinte hetfelId niGtettiin ettS
haistniis Misunderstanding tpasta huo-
menna. Sautnltspalnel,ts pitetG11r
f,trinaos gnonlleIin Ii,inoIIo fln,Ilti.
ian San Tranelseo 81 GooTon firfon
boliIifas'a Huin1is oietetaon hal,-
tousnnaIla perheen ho,ltahnliuiin
Neupelin pormestari ia prefeeti tliIe-
tpot plhumaarl tilaiilil,esIo folip,l1,-
ain ia baIlit1,fIen p1ioIesto ia on
Iltultatpo,, ettd sfnerifan fonful'
mpos pit1d pltheen gnerifan baIlffuf
fen ia gsesD gorfin forpnnfin puoIes
ia.
,EoifeiIiidrt iInoitetoon iiatdreer,
idlfeenfG nom 80 niliponan Iiiran
Iomniiuube11.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-08-09
-sanoo Gnalannin ballitIelpau s)6
Sgs,DaItain laimaspliti;ffaa.

Washillgton, eIof. 8 p. isis.
confirm ienaottori Ga syolIette fnDtti
lenontisia pitarnasIadn pubeesia
toisIopainGnd gbobslpaltoin faup-
pafoilpaston oIetpail Gnglanllill nli.
pallon ala Ga f5ol(ette piti pubeen.
a puolllstaeSIaan haGt0seiitpstaan
lola ipaooitaon tutfittntpafIi g)6.
|onsnoltoin fauppofaipasto politiif
fod.
5enaattori Ionoi nlp6sfin MOI.
Inldffaitten routaticpobattoien, lotto
IoIefatpat iuo;tot iiGl1noalltIuuoen {.
oelle. lnuoSo8tanaen rbtpnfGn enq.
'tli1tiloiSten laiipapohottoien fansfo
liza fltliettoiuon foiffi uffon1aiIle mic
fdtpdt labetpficnia euqrantilaiiilTa
IaitpoilIo.
G1lfeofIeeft fngt6fiiGan tuiiftoFi
2n TolIette 9toscoe q. getttheIIin. er.
nerifnn Gitropasfa oIeiDan Iainasto.
fontisfioteril1 opiifoifer roporftii,r
mime mnoTisfnnft1. T1sId roppr.
tisfa farpttiiit Standardization hnriof
foneen probnaanboa un1eioan cnien
roioiemr1e fif1lId @tnrfoitllfIefIa I1of.
tna faitpnfaiipn5tna bltonoon fua
loon.
San foinnii rtn53fin fa5tia buos
Observation-Disclosures pnhcesto, rlinfr
mime tartrlifl,ltIIa piti ienoatlorl
eSones, fenaatin folr6pofon1itenn hi
beeniobtaja id nbfniiet IoifnasfoIo:n
faotiia. Edsid p,theesiaan ielitfi
SSones ef,alantiIoisteir p11ttGneer
pitaG bliiDnlIan n,eriIIG ID oIepon
tpalmiin nibin tabanfa tuoioafieen
Zen teb6d.
Ga sSoIlefte ialioi engIonfifoisten
loaneen plispalIan ntoan falippaIai
,pastosia arneriffaloiiina .Dbtioind e
iiintnipien pbtioitten fanttd, ipuiffa-
Il & wv & y
tin ndmdt Dbtiot tobelIiiitIbesia D.
mat olleet enslantiIoiiid. 9dn ianoi
IaitpoboIlinnon Iltoiputtnneen n1iIIe
parbainlfrtnf Initpnt.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-08-09
Irlannia raaba riipDaa
ul$ttrin p1dl6k,tsA
9allitnticn ranbantarionfieen q
mastata, ennenfnim pobioisoia
on faatm mnfaan.

Dublin, elof 3 b. Ninonnu
lppnd iiiben, ett1 linnfeinit oipar
piiirpttoneet pastaufien antamista
1o!Iitufiei, ra,,bantarioufliin, naini-
taau oleipnn fen, ettd pritetddn inaoa
ltlsterifiu fonnattomann raltban=
Iuunnitelrllaa, erlnenfuil1 pddntillis=
teri 2lop @eorgen fansia fapoadn
funhelleen Acknowledgement. Idnlln
ollaon IitG mieltd, ettG ballitltffen
ebtoia Ell fannatu eoes f1iitelld, en-
,nellfuin paast1an lopirlufieen liitd.
.fl,tfa tnletpat oIerrtoan tooelli{ia a.
.iianoialliiiu ssrlanrlin fpipmpflen To-
'pullifesIa ratfaiiemiiesia.
&nlisIien tafana foetetaan faifiil
feilloin fnaba lllsteri ottanlaan .pas=
taan oiunoen poinaffaas1a ballitlts
lar1eSfoslo, losfn 1ultnnltellaan fofr
Srlan,lin porlamenttia. SanloIio
ltltaiiiin lslstcriIle fuitenfin tafao
maan paifollinen itieboilinto. Sd
San mennesId nS1ud pritpflet eispo44
ole fl,itenfaan oaristuneet.
sc$5ta tltoIin,atta Ell ole ipiel;;
'l,oiDattu toilposta iaooa ssr1onllir
pobioi5ola mtfaon. 8oon jog ooo
tettllla tlllcfIia ei iootputettaiii, Off
taianaltalaisten p11tett1ipd, hntptif
'pnaffD be bnllstufIen gteId- -Sosrlan
nille tarjnaIpat ehoot tai nliinatfr
Re oSoch. SSntfut taiotpoItaIaifistc
o1ra1 fitd lnielta. ettd baI1ititfien eh
toien bnfuafIpn1ilestii tuIiIi oia1 or.
len plemaon ieurolsfiera phtenaiIer
-sSrlanlsiss''s lssl.oass4a.sssine men. ..
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-08-09
kokcu$ pdanyHyt
slmerifan 2egiDnin fofons on p6Gt-
tgnDt NinOnasia. Nirfailiiat
iualittn.

@inona, Minn,, elpf. 4 p.
slolmas ipuotl,inen slinerifan 2egio.
nan fofous, iofa alfoi tddIld naa.
aantnina, pdiittpi fesfiipiiffona mir.
failiiai itipaIit1eniiella ia ebusta-
jain nlaitieniiella 2egionan fanlal.
lileen fofoufIeen iofa tilIlann pita-
nf6dn aanias Gitpsin Iofafuiun 81,
ia rnarrasfuun | id 2 p1itpG id
ntpos oiaston haIlitielpan fon1itean
idierlten mnlit1enliiella.
9. g. Grogon, Warfdtosta: 81. s..
gernon, 2ittle syallSista ia Nicbaro
Wafefielo, @au5otastu, olipat tpulit-
tit ebustajifii iuureen fnninlliieen
fotonfieen.
@oustoiat ia moihtoe6nstaiot 2e=
ainnan fnnlolliieen fpfonfIeen Ron-
1as GitpDn nhoefidnlesta piiristd D.
ipot ieltraotpot:
MorfhoIf 2tonh, Neip Dorf Waills-
istd; Sri s, s.. TohtDeIl, Mahrotne=
nisto; Sri g. e. slnberIon, garneS=
ipillesta, noihtoebltstaiat: g. 6.
Stohspolb ssosstonista; 9. 81.
Srrifh, ghief Sinner sSalls'ista !.
'sranf 8ornes, Sereus Tallsista.