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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-23
CROSS.QUESTIONING NEARLY
RESULTS IN FIGHT TODAY

Washington, July 23.-A fight
between Representative Johnson D.
Kentucky and Charles A. Braun,
brother of Grover Cleveland Berg
doll, was narrowly averted at the
session of the house Bergdoii con-
mittee today. Johnson attempted to
cross-question Braun and charged he
attempted to evade questions.
"You are a liar" shouted Braun.
Johnson started toward him and
Braun reached in his pocket as ii for
weapon.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-23
GOVERNOR SMALL CALLS /
ON POLITICAL SPONSOR
(By United Press)

Chicago, July ,23.--The indicted
governor of Illinois held b sconsulta.
ton of war today. with Mayor Will.
lam Hale Thompson, his apolitisat.
sponsor. = s'S'. !. tSs3s 'f fi$s RI
Len Small, the states Isading
executive charged with Z misuse sof
millions Of dollars while serving Az
state treasurer, slipped into the city
Of refuge from Spr1nfield to confer
on how to resist attest. ,.,,s
Small's visit to C:licago for a polk
tical stronghold was announced. HA
came surrounded by a bclyguard N
burleys, n. s..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-23
HARDING NOW BELONGS
TO NATURALSTS' CLUB
(By United PreSS)

Washin gton, July 23y---President
Harding set out early today to join
Henry Ford, Thomas Edison and II.
F. Firestone on short camping ex-
petition along the Upper Potomic at
the foot of the Blue Ridge mountains.
Hardings arrival at camp, which
was pitched yesterday will make his
initiation into the famous naturallsts
club which Thomas Edison and the
late John Burroughs formed years
ago. There has been vacant bunk
in the famous club camp since the
famous naturalist died and Harding
has been elected to take his place.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-23
BOYS BAND CONCERT -.
VERY WELL RECEIVED

THE Juvenile Band concert given
at the Birchmont hotel last night was
appreciated by the guests of the no
tel and others who gathered at the
hotel lawn to hear it. At the close
of the concert the management of the
hotel displayed its appreciation by
serving the members of the band re-
freshments Of ice cream and cake.
Repeated encores were asked for
throughout the entire concert, and
individual expressions of appreciation
of the guests were freely heard.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-23
DECLARES WORST PART OF
BUSINESS DEPRESSION OVER
(By United Press)

Milwaukee, July 23.-The worst
of the business depression is over and
business is gradually getting back
to normal, according to members Of
the board of governors of the In
vestment Bankers Association of Am
erica in sesssioni here. Prominent
bankers From everywhere in the
country are attending the meeting
and in the view taken by Frederick
Sentence Of Chicago, ''The turn in
the tide has come
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-23
PICTURE SH00TERS,ARE
- LIABLE TO HEAVY FINE
(By United PresS)

New York, July 23.---Everycne of
the thousands of spectators who
snapped pictures of the Jack Dempsey
and Georges Carpenter fight and
brought them across the New Jersey
line into New York is liable to a
fine of $1,000 and two years in pris-
on, stated Attorney Hayward here
today.
Newspaper and picture agents that
took the pictures to other states are
liable there, he said. Hayward de-
clined to state if lhe would take acS
ton against any newspaper pho
tographer or individuals who took
pictures and brought them back to
New York or took them into other
states.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-23
GEORGES CARPENTER IS
ROYALTY RECEIVED TODAY
nv United PreSS)

Paris, July 23.---Georges Carpen-
tier came home today like conquer
ing hero. People turned out in thous-
.ands to celebrate when the French
man arrived at the station. A cheer
ing crowd hoisted him on their
shoulders and carried him down thru
the streets.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-23
CEMETERY-BEAUTIFYlN BEE
IS LATEST FAD IN DAKOTA
(By United PreS5)

Donnybrook, N. D., July ga
cemetery-beautifying bee is the latest
version of the many oh-fashioned
bees which have served TO combine
work and pleasure. The two local
cemeteries will be relandseaped when
the town turns out to pull the weeds
and rearrange the plots.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-23
INDIAN ARRESTED, FOR
HAVING STOLEN CLOTHES

An Indian from the Red Lake
agency was arrested yesterday charg-
cd with having stolen clothes in his
possession. The clothes consisted of
"a coat and two pairs of pants taken
from cook in the West hotel The
Indian was given five days in jail
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-23
EXCESSIVE HEAT RAISES
CONSUMPTION OF WATER
(By United Press)

Minot, N. D., July 23.-Excessive
heat of the latter part of June and
first of this month raised consump-
ton of city water in Minot from
100000 gallons to 100000 gallons
daily.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-23
SINN FEM LEADERS ARE
OPPOSED TO PEACE TERMS
(By United PreSs)

Dublin, July 23---Open objection
to acceptance of Lloyd Georges peace
terms was expressed by Sim Fein
leaders here today. President DeVa-
lera is to return to London within
a fortnight.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-23

Minnesota: Fair tonight and
probably Sunday, cooler in north
west portion tonight and in north
portionISunday. i.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-23

The Pioneer is the only daily
within 100 miles of Bemidji and
has the largest circulation in
Northern Minnesota
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

A. G. Southworth manager of the New
York branch of the Buick Motor Com
pany. is the largest distributor of motor
cars in the East. Mr.. Southworth says:
II have always had the utmost faith
in this wonderful business. I have seen
It grow from the very start. Our busi-
ness is still tremendous. The readjust-
ment in every line will take several
years. The leading automobile compa-
MES still have and will have business
above normal years before the war. The
surface demand for motor cars is not
as great as last year; that demand was
abnormal. The fundamental need for
cars is greater. Business men are in
closer competition they must have cars
to compete with their competitors VINO
have them. They must save more time
for business and still find time FOR
recreation and their health. The auto
mobile is the only answer. No one who
has one can afford to give it up, and
no one that hasn't one can afford to
be without one.
Thanks to the wonderful cooperation
of our dealers in this territory, we have
lust made q new New York record from
october to January by delivering nearly
five millions of dollars worth OF
Bucks. This would have been good
years business in 1914, only a little over
six years ago."
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
PRICE CUT DOOMED SALES.
rranklin Demand Jumped 333 fer
Cent. Following Reduction.

The factor of price is such promi-
rent one to-day in the automopiie
market. as In every other. that IL Is
interesting to note the effect whicn the
reduction In price of the Franklin car
has had on Franklin sales. 1t was with
unusual interest that the public In gem
eraI received the announcement that the
FRANKLIN Automobile Company would
lower the price OF its product TO such
point that the new price would be IN
Full accord with the reestaolishment Oh
better buying conditions.
The interest of the public has been re-
nected in the stimulus to Franklin sales.
which have consistently kept up, en-
ahling the production schedule of thirty
cars a dav TO be maintained without
break. During the first four days fol-
lowing the Franklin price reduction
FRANKLIN dealers reported daily sales
representing an increase of 333 per
cent. over the daily sales recorded IN
the twenty-five days between August 80
and September 90. Sales for the first
f,fteen days of December averaged over
forty cars n day. Wages of the 5000
employees have been kept at the old
level.
In the readjustment period, which Is
now in full sway. and as the result OF
which prices OF various commodities are
again becoming stabilized. the Franklin
company has played an important part,
for Franklin was the first manufactures
Of high grade cars to announce reduc-
tions in the prices Of It's cars. When the
Franklin cut in price from $500 to $500
was made public on September 23 it was
featured prominently in all Of the coun-
try's leading newspapers and evoked
widespread editorial comment.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
BIG YEAR A CERTAINTY. !.
Shortage Almost Sure In Spring.
Says FindIater.

j. r. Findlater vice-presidnet and gen.
eral sales manager of the Briscoe Motor
Corporation, who probably knows as
many automobile dealers personally as
any other man in the country. is very
decided optimist on conditions for 1921.
not only in the automobile industry but
in every other line.
His views are the result of an ex-
tended trip during the past sixey days
which covered practically every section
of the country. from coast to coast. and
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
THE NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 1921

dition again the country would. like a
man in the same condition, go ahead
with an excess of pep and ginger that
would accomplish greater results than
ever before.
shortage in the spring in all the better
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

cars, and it won't be late spring, either
Everybody everywhere seems to feel the
same way. and the forehanded people
who are placing their orders now for
spring delivery are apt to have the
laugh on their less wise brethren.
PERSONALLY | don't believe you can
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

took in not only important distributing
centres but many of the smaller towns.
Nowhere" says Mr.. Findlater, did |
find any other than a distinctly optimis-
tic attitude. and l took the trouble TO
interview not only automobile dealers
but dealers in general lines and banking
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

the working off process is well under
way; in fact. the last couple of weeks
found a general Impression in many
quarters that it was about completed.
ITO carry the simile little further
everybody seemed to think that as soon
as we had trained down to a normal con-
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

officials. The general opinion may per-
haps be expressed in the idea that as a
nation we were a good deal like man
who had grown rather fat and lazy, and
the first thing necessary would be TO
work off some of the surplus tissue. Most
people. however. seemed to think that
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

keep the good old U. S. A. down for any.
length of time. We are suffering a little
from indigestion, but we have all taken
our medicine. and we are getting over IT.;
and once we are over ii we will be 101
per cent right and go ahead on that
basis"
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-03-29
GanialliIilla panfeilla funrin maiira
ballitnflen bon5eia.

Sosbinaton. RonlaIlilet polltit
omaaipat lruriiIllllaIl- mddran baIli=
tlflen bonoela. Summa, lonfa ne
nmat tdpttdneet Bapaubeu bonOelbin
ia Noitto ipelfafirioibin noiIee g.
1863. .575, 900 ooIIariin. EanteIlln on
faifelloilisIa or1popaperelsia, fum=
nlislafin ulfomoilisia ia fotlmalil5-
ia, $4,1S6, ,465,O00.
SeteIiraboIe,t tarfastaia sStIltams
on ilmoittnnltt, etta tanialllitllo
punfeillo mt on 1851, ,O56,OOO tud-
benlpi ar1DopapereisIa fuin lDuoli to.
foperiil pfiitpl'et rabun nlettuIot
1oaOeTl onldfleen Iuurintinar olon
niistd tafaufiista. Nautatiebonoit
otpat toiiena aruosIa bullitufIen mel
fafirioien i1lfecn panfeisla. Nautu<
tie aripopaperien n1ddrd ioitd pontlt
onlistarpat On S416,43O,00O.
lllfomoisten hallitusten bonotett
arlpo on $t45, 900. 900.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-03-29
barding puclustaa SUR.
ia ll1eripoitlldd
slnlerifa q tpDi ola fgmmenti Ioi-
waa jGlesiG nristdan iuallasta,
.fGn IanDo.

WasbIngton. - EreIioentti 9ar-
oing illoiii aieitten riiirnlisluui,nl-
telntia, mntta eli ole nnlmis paattn-
rnadn eta Db0DslDnlIat tlleiDat a.
loittdnaan aleitteil heittdmiien ipa=
belltdmalld lotn fparllstuffia, ban
fertoi ystdiDien ybolstpfien eousto-
lille Bbilonelpbinsta, iotfa niernili-
Dot banen lnoltaart feboittunfieen
hunta ottnniann nsfeIeit1 mailman
nieitten .riiinrnilen iobtnmilefIi.
G0ustaiia iobti 8eorge Wi. War-
ner ia Milliom g. 1artpep ia idienet
ianoinat, ettd preli0ettti mastaan-
otti bei0dn pppntonid tnpotdtuntoi-
iliuoeIla ia ianoi, ettd ban oliIi iloi-
men ios tdmd mao tpoiii iobtaa aieit.
ten ritfnn1ista, ri1ntta, ettd bdn Ell pl-
int moln1is antoi,tunlnnn nfeitten
riiinmisiunnnitelmalle tpield. Ere-
fioentti ianoi MT usfomnnla, eta to-
man balIituflen ei iaa ola fpnmen-
t1 Iaitpan idlesla mistadn ballltnf-
lcsta Iatipnston noimasia
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-03-29
2eiffaii panffioiuitnfien ianomaleb-
oestG ia antDi fiinalaiielle
ra5asta. 81

Seattle, Nasb. - EoIiiiit etii.
pat nliestd, iofa poliiiein plafort-
teerisio tebopn ipolitutien mutoon,
antoi ianomaleboesid tutpatin idl-
iennofien maltion iotarniesten bonus
nlafiuoioitutiesta nelidsta tobasto
wiioestd ooIlorista eradsla tiinaloi-
Tesla raipintolasia ia iai rabdn ll'-
ia.
So. s. alett, entinen iotarnies, 1oi
enfinmiien paIffiofcrmdusmafinolo
tltflen ioita i,lfaistiin tddIld tpiime
ia panffioioitus fumattiin e
raasiG Senttien iaronoleboesid.
0eiffoufien, iotn oil Iiimdttn fappns
IeelIe fpalfeao paperio, otti nostann
rabasta ratpistolan iidnta, iofa iN
tietHi, etta hanet oil petettp fun bon
poni Ieiffniifien panftitulletuf1en
poIiiiit iaaoirpdt.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-03-29
aafii amn,nttn.

81 Fdio, 5eros - g. q. yecfeH
ia Mrcb Booo, fieItoiati m!rfailiiot,
mnrbattiin fun be oliipat etiirnosld
epdiItpd mbisfp ldbetpstd 5bearmon
nlontilnlla Italia.
Ndndt fdffi miestd oIitpot Iiitto-
nallon aiiamiesten iouffion idienid,
iotfa meniDdt rnaatiloIIe ebfdife-
mddn faboenfpmn,enen folnen
nbisfp Ioatifon t,iontio iinns. slin
be Idbestpiudt taloa beiodt u1ddrdt-
tin ppfdbtpn6dn Sum be meniDdt
eteenpain lq'ifoifiin omrnuttiin to-
losta ID Yecfett ID xspoo Ioiuot nrr4
mania 8. y. Gbe1rlnunio ia bdnen
poifnonfo, ntontilon om;striia, on
oIettu ttfinl11n.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-03-29
Kardinaali GibbcA$
kucIlut
Dfii maailman funluiiimmista piis-
puista fnollnt 86 iuuooen ifdilenG,
fagiettpaan pitfGn elinaifania
firfulfiieeu tbDhOu.

IayleIlgaQH puIaH etlNatIaH1a
firfolfiieen tb5b0n.
Baltimore, Wto., 1llanlisf. "a p.-
8aroinanli 9ibbons fnoli taaIla td.
nddn Sc tpuooen if1iiena.
Slafas piispa aIistui tauoilIe. 10.
ia oil pitdrut bdrtd ipiioteegia pi-
temndn oion toltDestn.
5oriutliaan pboen taltoin fobtauf.
len, farbinaali oil min beifont,in,lt,
ettd ban eli tpoiiliit festdd toista.
GarbiriaaIi Gibbons fnoli fello
11:35 ann1nlla. YRoniignor BON
5ano, npostolinen I1bettiI1s. y)bbDs.
poltoibin, piispa Stpen ". Gorri9an
Waltimoresta, biippafunnnn orffi-
pilspa, ia Il,uri md1ri mititd bappe.
ia oil foroinanlin fotonn fun ban
iiirtpi pois t1stG el6n,1stG.
aaroinanli Bibbons oil fpntnnpt
Baltimoresia beindflii,n 80 p1iiD1,
1884. ia oil Dffi buomatltir1misto
papeista slmerifasla fofo elinaifan-
la.
aaroinaaIi Gibbons oil ptli FOL.
mesta fatooliiestn piispasta Ame-
rifas'a. Sun oil ipanbin tnroinaa-
Ieista Iiinii puolesia maapalloa, jog
ei fofo maoiImasla.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-03-29

Mutomobiilit rieniiuat pastoria d
iltnnon obitie ia miebld nnbtltn
iltofiepan faifille lilunnille
.0e etiitp1t meta ,o!" ionoi
BbeeIer. uwie emrne MOT nlenno
tofailn npt. 0e blrttdiDdt meiodt. "
SuIfna minun fansiani, nina
menen tDdliin ia teen pppnnon puo.
lestanne, Ianoi lid Sollano. y)boes-
IA tolme inenitpdt tofaiiin tuonfi-
Iann, lobon iia 0ollano idtti nangit
armon pupiaolla ia Iuopufiella. et-
ia bdn rufoilili bei0dn pnolestaan.
Asdfiiouffo plan baioantui ia fiiboi-
tus oil pli.
9orrp Bbeeler oil ennen dutomo-
biiIien fauppomies WtinneopoIisln.
5duen iuninlonia tposfenteli S0eal
2alinbrpsio, 81 Bestern Atpe., el1t-
t1ofIeen itieniii MbeeIe1 iofo oil
jdttanpt b1net fntii fuiiffoo 1ifon,
meni sfnnoipobin Aytinn. 5ielld
ban rosmoii aanoipobin stote pon-
fin lno0en $1,000 robdsio id r1D0.
bemmin uoneittiin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-03-29
8altipn foteia man6itaan.

Seem yort. WaItion Iaoan mil
loonan 0ollorin Iainon pli tpaltion
ulottllmia fotien rnfentamis torfoi-
tnfiia tDarten teboitetoon mdlttd-
mdttomdsld naioitutien belpoitus
i,,unnitelmasia, ionfa Iultaiii tdalld
9eotban 9irseb, pormestori 9pIanin
maioitis fontiteon etninen clinics.
6ulnniteInlaa fonnottoa Samnel
1ompers ia tp0ldisten iobtaiat, e.
oustaen leitiemdn fotoa miittdf1m-
mentd tl,bdttn Suurennon yteap
Dorfin fonialoista.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-03-29
Eanfit inlfenfniuat. apIme Mri5o-

ISanftf 1nifcnfulunt. - TDlflle Nr13os
5onan panffia tpapaaehtoi1esti full
ferutt otpenIa.
Yboenix, Mri5. aoIme Mri5o.
nan panffin tdna1n ipapaaebtoiIestl
ii,lfi ptpenio id nelids on alfaniit
maatimaan, etta ilmoitetnon 60 Poi.
mad eDeltGp1in aifomufiesta ottao
l,los iG1sto talIetufiia patti ipolt-
sa.nattasaiaia IL. taaaaifii io..ss.s-4..
aoInte hanffia, iotfa Iopeftituai
panffiliiffeen tdrta pdiiparla olitpai
Eboenir'in Giti5ens tState gairf
8icfenburg Central Banf ia Yeo.
ria'n, stri5., grcbonge garif. sSotui'
len paGonta oil $4,000.
Bhoel,ir rim Commercial ytattonal
Sanf aIfoi tdrtdan tpautimaan fltlt.
oenfnrnnenen pdiiDdn llnoltnste
tollettaiiIta ennerlfun laostotllelc
peoetair ilIos.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-03-29
aummaIIiiia q taripnfiia. Sstti
tariontnant naimaam mieben, 10
ia antaiii bdnen ai6illeeu
$1,000.

grenton, ge. S. 4uuoetttolstd
tpuotias tptto tarioutui mppntddn It
Ienfd a1uioliittoon t,ibnnnen Oollnrln
eOestd ia mdbirtddnfin totiitpmmen-
I'd miestd on ottanltt mastaan bnnet1
tarioufIenio totilesti.
sdn,on n111ran firleitd on laannt
Gorotbn slpiilIer, iofa pDptl rabdo
Iaiffausta Darten ionfa lapi hanen
ditinid tdptpi mennd, ia fornautleTlt
IlpaIi ndioo len iniehen fun ban D.
Mi foboefiontoista Duooen ifdlnen,
iofa ontaiii $1,000 banen aioilleen-
Qirieitten ioufosla, iotfa olirpat
melfein. taIoiiesti iaettlt Stem yorttn
ia Ybilooelpbinn tpdlilIe. oil ptll e
r11Itd ndptteIii1ltd, iofa tnlee e'tlt1-
tunidan teotterissn tddlld tnlelDalla
piifoIIa. Sdn t,ilea idriestauladn
min. eta tptto ina rabqn ia nab
tpo6n b1net moi itfe tuomitd iosfo
h6n tdbtoo tnpttad iopimustoon
Ecinen firie oil Bete 9erndn' lltd,
errtieItd nnrffitoisteliialta, iofd ab-
botti toistelemista nprfeiIlddn tpton
bpdopfii.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-03-29
nlaissia Kiinall bdtad
kdr$iville

Ninneopolis - MofIi iilnan las
tia maislia tlilee plemoon l'sinneln-
ton nlaonipilieliidin labla ndIdn
'ubrien ben9en pelastomiiefii uito-
MALTA.
Si,tlusla, iofa labetettiin ulos ti-
uadn Winneiota 6arm Bureaii Je-
oerotion aietti 100000 busbelia
|lnaboolliicfli mddrdfli mitd yiinne-
loton nlaontpilieliidt tpoiapat antoa.
Ssofoista maislio tuottGpaa fauntia
|maltiosia pppoettiin outtnmaon.
3ountein formi pboistpfiid nell
i1siGfpmmenesi6 tpiioes'd fauntisio
|feboitettiin n16r66m01n .nnaisiii,
oipustus" p1itpid. iolloin fniffi
ruoan,pilieliidt ,poitpnt flilietton
maisii Iabioitiltienia fesfus ra,itd.
|tieolemnIIe ia Iostntn ie maunuibin.
Yeoisii fulletetnan ilmailefii maa-
fentr olenlilta MALTA alueille, pbois.
|tps inlistl. Hnutntie melieDs pbois-
|tpfiet ontatuat oitnnia tDapaasti ia
raiitatiet oipat linanneet iunia il.
man fustonnusta. glepaattori ntle-
bet ia mplldrit oiDat llrtpanneet fG-
iitellG Ito ilrnar1 mafioa.
geelid amustuS pboistpstd taistel-
len lldlfd faltbun tpastaon guropas-
la ia Mniiasia tltIee buolebtimaan
iabioitetun maisfiu iafaniiesto.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-03-29
rybyen istunnoit SUNNI.
telma epdonnisfunut
GonstajagMpncen enemmistG inpiii
istnnnDn lppettaiiista bnbtifmnn
. palma, mntta iianuat bpl-
jdauGt aifomnflen.
acknowledgements fafIi eousta-

acknowledgements fafIi eousta-
labuoneen iGienta, lltfilunottaen
maanDIl ielilain ia tpaIdisten ipd.
bemmtstoft, iofa on fituti eneIllpt
fnin eneniHisio foto btoneesta, on
allefiripittailiit eiitpfien, eta pc iuo.
ltipnt npfpiien lainlaatiiatnnnon is-
tnnnon iopettomista bubtifutn pb-
oefianterid paiip1i1a, ia ddlrestdi5itp1t
pdotosta ebonttaen istunnon Iopetta-
mista Tina aifonn, iofo Ipbentdiii len
melfein faboella tpiifoIlo ia iddstai.
il tpaItiolle iuuren iumntan rnboa
Glltpflen n1ufaan, ionfo aIIefir.
ioitti ~ jaientd, pddtotien elitti e
onstaiabuoneesin g. 8. Wsoen, s.
~ Futnom ia mliiit. &c tefi1i maa.
lisfuun ieitiemannentoista pdiiDdn
tpiimeiiefli pditpGfii Iafieboot,isten
eiittamiiefii, bubtifuun taboefiannen
pditpan tpiirneilefii p1itp1fii Iafieb-
botusten bptpdfipmiiefii, ia bubtif.
pbbef fIannen pdiiudn ien'iiaan etta
bubtifuun Observation-Disclosures
p6iudn, p1iipafii istunnon Iopulli-
Ielle lpffadmilelle.
Hd1tos Iabetettiin eoustaiabuo-
neen }dntofomitenlle, iosla le on pp-
ipnpt. Sddnt0fomiteon idief,et, JONI
ia eIimies on gS. S. Norton, iano~
mat 1uoiiipania istunnon Darbaistd
Iopettamisfa, muttu, eta on mab-
-botonta fanoa ttlotd tebbpfli eirnen
tatpaIlisto paitp6d fen liiIfemilefii-
.iofa on tatpallinen inditos.
9iiaffi eoustaio theodore CHRIS
tionlon, ilturi eoustaiabuoneen
Iiast1rdiippoen p,tolnstaia", mas
tustaa istunnon Iopettamista tDnr-
hoiu. 0an ianoo, eta fDaroIen
nponnptns lafiebootufiia Ell poloa
iaaoa nluobostetufli llind olasia.
s5a Min tolnlinta luuren rabalnn-
man laastdnilefii meronmatla1lile
on baibtuniit laDunn ia istlnto, lo-
ia tiliee bppaflpmddr alnoostaoit
noin fpl1rte tarfea0 lafiebOotistn, tli-
lee laabustamnan eteenpaln tpolpt-
tamoGn loppitln iaaffa. aalnlaot'-
lafnnnan istlnnot Ypbiois ia Gteln-
3ofotasla on loppuneet enIlnnauelh
miifolla maali5fnisfa. Il
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-03-29
Si$dllinen kapina SAX
$dSSd
saflan preiibentti jnlistanut Iotalain
muimnan.

Yerliiri, i1taalisf. % p. - 9um-
burgigta tulleesia tieoonunnosia la.
notoan, ett6 for1nlllllistiiet tpOldiiet
opat lieIld tanaan pulIanneet fdi-
pnnain ballinnolliiet rafennltflet, len
idlfeen cttaneet haltl1lil1la Bolbilnn
ia @oslin laitpatelafut ia aiettaneet
punaiiet lipl1t liebumaan.
W1uilln lnimatelafoilln lopettitDat
tp0l1iiet tD0nid ia alfoiDnt larlestdo
jouftonlielenoloitufiia ianotann tie
oonannosja. yooenisbisia on fau-
pungintaIo fofonaan bdmitettp pom.
milIn, minf1 lun!lnan olleen fdtfet=
tbrld feIIariterrofles1a. 9pnamlitln
rdidptteleninen Muerbncbin, 6reiber-
gin id Dreisoenin fonp,,ngintaloisfa
on aiberttonut rosfaita omailluben.
mobinfoio.
@0finoIInntefoia IumIlann oleipan
pbtepbesf6 fommuristien pritpsten
fnnsin pIeislafon ipnnpttdmtiefii.
2eip3igis1d, Hooeipischisla ia muis-
ia aesfi-Saffan ful,pungelsfa otDat
fommunistit foboistaneet toimintan-
ia oifeustaloia, faiipl,ngintaloja, ..
leiiid panffeia ia poliiliaienia mas,
toan.
spal6isten tpiminnan betfi on lg6'
NIT.
Berliini, nonlisf. % b. = Halt,
battomulloet aesfl-Safiasia ia Ia.
monaifoinen toin,inta SSurburgt,1
IaipateIafoiIIa omat 5affan folnn1l-
nistien 1dnenfannattaian .Note Sab.
nen" otpoirten feboitusten tuloflta
ianotaan tieoonannpslo. gdnld ID
tnomalebti on lufuiIisla iulistufns;
5aan o1oittnnlt fnnnatfnl1lleen nDi
oleipoa aian toilnintoan ia febottn'
hit beiifd 5tfdaiddn dittt pciis Dor,
tpar;en idriestoiltd ia iafamaan M
tpoldiliIle.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-03-29
Haimiiisia Is uuotta ilmaa riitaa;
maims fertpo utiten il tebbdan.

minneapolis, ytinn. Haboen.
fpmmenen ipiioen tnuooen otpioela.
man idlfeei,, iolIa oiollo, ban la-
moo, bdnelld .ei ole olIrt pnbaa fa-
noa" niebenid fansia, wtrs. syrel
SbeEin. 25S2 Ehirtietb utpep,le, 81,
iofa fdlI6 Diifollo iDietti bopeo bdt,
tddn, nittaa tdnldn neuipon onnistu-
neelle oipioliitolle:
nWaimon eli iaa olla laisfa io
1uffuo faifet aan1lit eli bppdtd ul.
iona alma; ia nliestG ei ina bemmo.
tella ia pilata, ettd ban ei moi out.
taa flln on taripe. Run1manfin tdp=
tpg turtea, ettd aipioliitto tarfoitao
tpon ia Observation-Disclosures fantamI.
len bbteIiesti.
.Se on ientdboen fun nai|et me-
nepat nainiiIiin Min nuoreno, ettd
on olemasIo Min mo,tta onnetonto
olDioliittod," Wtrs. Sberin lelittoa
,Hdnl1t nuoret tpt0t eiIp1t o,ao
mdlmistaa ruofaa eli buolehtia to-
louoesta ia NINA en- |ppta miesto
jos ban ei taboo tulla fotia oino IL
faileen taloon.
nSotfut nailet olpat alma pols TO-
too ia flin mics tulee fotia tpsstd eli
ole nlitddn ldmruiitta, bppin tpal-
mistettma ateriao oOottalnasla bdn-
td."