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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
NO CLUE TO MISSING
new CASTLE CHILD
Investigation of Whereabouts
Of Little Charles Wright
Leads to Penna.

No clue 10 the whereabouts OF
Charles Wright, four years old who
is reported to have disappeared from
the home Of his mother in New Castle
eleven days ago. has been unearthed
IL was reported ON Thursday that
the boy had been seen In a gypsy
camp at Bear Station. State Detec-
tive Baldwin made an investigation
and reported that no gypsy camp had
been located in that neighborhood re-
Gently.
band of gypsies are camping at
Lieperville Pa, It was learned this
morning and the Chester authorities
have promised to make a search of
the camp for the missing child.
The report that the boys father may
have taken the boy is being investi-
gated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
GAS EXPLOSIONS.
Trifiing Accident at Plant Causes
Some Excitement.

Putting too large a quantity of oil
in one of the tanks at the Wilmington
Gas Co.'S plant, foot of Madison street
last night. broke the disk of a valve
on the gas linet and caused a series
of explosions. No one was injured, and
the property damage was slight
The explosions occurred at 1890
o'clock and We're felt and heard in
some parts of the city, but not in
other sections. Although windows at
the gas plant remained intact, win
dows of buildings in the West Yard of
the Pennsylvania railroad were broken.
Dwellings at Newport. including the
home Of Edward Britton, We're shaken.
Considerable excitement prevailed in
the southwestern district Of the city.
The Fame Fire Co sent fire-fighting
apparatus to the gas plant but the
apparatus was not put in service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
GONE LIMIT TO IRELAND.
Colonial Minister Says England
Has Nothing More to Offer
Sim Fein.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Dundee. Scotland. Sept 24.--Winston
Spencer Churchill. minister for the
colonies. speaking here today. said
that the British government had gone
to the almost limit possible in its
offer to the Sim Fein. and that IL it
was rejected the government had not
anything else to give.
I'VE have reached the end of our
tether," he declared.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
Lincoln Street Market.

Eighty-nine applications for spaces
an the Lincoln street produce market
We're received today and yesterday by
Edward S. McAteer, clerk of the mar
ket Mr.. McAteer announced that the
law which required the farmers in the
market TO close their stands at 3
o'clock and be off the street by 4 would
be strictly enforced at the new mar
ket.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
Four-Year-old Child Hit by Car.

Struck by an automobile driven by
William II. White, 220S Market street,
this morning. Elizabeth Huber, four
years old. Seventh and Spruce streets.
was slightly bruised about the body.
The little girl stepped off the curb
in the path of the car. Mr.. White
took the child to the Delaware Hos
pital for examination.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
wooDsmE HEADS VETERANS.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Detroit. Sept. 24.-captain Robert
G Woodside, of Pittsburg was re-elect-
ed commander in chief of the Veterans
Of Foreign Wars at the closing session
OF the annual convention here today.
Captain Woodside received 32S votes
against 213 for Colonel TiIlinghast l..
Huston, OF New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
NEXT WEEK TO START WET.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Washington. Sept. 24.-Weather pre-
dlctions for next week for the North
and Middle Atlantic states;
Showe.s at the beginning of the
week and again Friday or Saturday :
otherwise fair with normal tempera-
ture.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
TURN CLOCKS BACK
ONE HOUR TONIGHT

Turn the clocks and watches
back one hour tonight.
After a summer of daylight
saving time. Wilmington. as
well as nearly every other COM
munity, tomorrow viii go back
to standard time for the win
ter and early spring.
The railroads have adjusted
their time schedules. effective
tomorrow, SO that the daylight"
saving trains win go back to
standard time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
P. II. t. REDUCES WAGES.
Quaker City Motormen and Condue-
tors Cut One Cent an Hour.

B., Associated Press tc Every evening
Philadelphia, Sept "a Announce
ment was made today that the rate of
wages OF ali employees of the Philatei-
phia Rapid Transit Company who ara
paid on an hourly basis will be re
duced one cent an hour effective Oe-
tob~r /. This will make the wages
OF motormen and conductors Ga cents
an hour.
The rates OF wages on the car lines
in Philadelphia are based on the aver
age wage rates prevailing in Chicago
Detroit, Cleveland and Buffalo.
The adjustment announced today
was due to a reduction in wages Ell
feetive on car lines in Buffalo August
ia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
RETURNING yACATI0NIsTs.

Make certain that delivery
service of Every Evening is re-
sumed. Telephone the Circu-
lation Department, or your near
est news dealer.
Complaints regarding delivery
should be made direct to Circu-
lation Department. for only in
this way can same be corrected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
ACTION OF GEN. WOOD WAITS,
Confirmation as Governor General
Goes Over Till After Retirement Date.

NOes Over TIL After Retirement Date.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Sept. 24.-Senate az
tion on the nomination of Major Gem
eral Leonard Wood 10 be governor
general of the Philippines vii be de-
fcrred until after he retmes from ac-
tive army service october 5.
President Harding and Secretary
Weeks Of the War Department arc
said to have aequiesced in the pian
after n conference with Chairman New,
OF the Senate territories committee !.
which the nomination was referred.
The delay was agreed to, it was said,
t. avoid any question being raised as
to geaeral Woods status in the army,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
Amnsements Tonlrhf.

layhousc-T ThurSton. the MAGICIAN.
Queen" King Queen and Joker
Maiestic-sS sheltered Daughters.
Arcadia-"An Amateur Devil
Parkway County Fair
Aldine-"Wbo Am ~
Strand-"rhe Killer
Savoy-"Fhe Fighter
Auditorium Dancing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
peeney confers with Leaders.

Thomas Z. Peeney, who has been
proposed for collector of internal
revenue, to succeed Harry 7. Graham,
conferred with Wilmington Republi-
cans yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
Collections for Snnnori.

According to the monthly report Of
Probation officer Guy r. Handy. dur
ing August s7,616.33 was collected on
all support orders,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
10000 SEE DOUBLE HANGING.
Curious Crowd Raises $1,000 for
Families OF Men Sent to Gallows.

tHHFHIVs VI -uVfI NtHt 10 NaIIVNss
BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Crest View. Fla. Sept 24-A
double execution took place here yes
terday when Putnam Ponsell and Jake
Martin paid the death penalty for the
murder Of John Tuggle. a crowd es-
timated at 10000 witnessed the hang
ing which was public.
More than $1,000 was subscribed by
the crowd for the wife and two chill
dren of Ponsen, and the wife and one
child of Martin, who are destitute
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24

Plumbing and heating Alfred a.
Dorsey, COS Orange st. Phone 3S7.--
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
Chancellor woIcott Here.

Chancellor Josiah G Wolcott visited
Wilmington yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
Weather Forecast

By Associated Press 20 Every evening.
Washington sept Weather fore
cast for Delaware.
Fair tonight: sunday increasing clouds
ness. followed BY showers. no change In
temperature
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24

Have you tried Glover Dairy But
ter? Telephones l540-154l. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
JOS. GARCIA SUICIDE.
Wilmington Man Reported to Have
killed Himself Abroad.
Assoelatel Press 81 EVery rvening

BY associated Press to Every Evening
Copenhagen. Sept "a - Joseph
Garcia, second engineer Of the Ameri-
can steamship Massick. committed
suicide in hotel here yesterday.
His home address was said to be
Wilmington. Del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24

Gareia's name does not appear in the
Wilmington directory
Evening star., 1921-07-31
The Prevailing Influence.

From Life.
"Georgie. why doesn't your father
come to church any more?"
Because he thinks you ought to cut
your feature sermons down to two
reels"
Evening star., 1921-07-31
Runt1uRt
Inn
1>ss co+,.Hre hess pjssIsaHp xttsy BEFORE IAsn

TtiE CofrpsETE NcIuR NENkS pC
READ THIS ADvERTIsEMENr.m
EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA!
Our Own Special
Q and
TIRE SALE!!
Here's how it works.
You pay for two tires and
You only get one.
Each tire is guaranteed to
run 5000 miles or no money
For an extra dollar you get
handsome nickle-plated
valve cap FREE.
MOTORISTS NOT THE ONLY ONES
WHO BUY AUTO ACCESSORIES.
That the automobile owners are net
the only ones who buy automobile ac-
cessories was proven here a few days
ago. A farmer from a nearby rural
district went into a local accessory
store and bought one of those spike
locks that f1t around the automobile
wheel. That evening the accessory
dealer was taking his family to the
movies, and just as he drove up to
the theater in his flivver the same
Farmer drove up and parked his bug
gy right next to the fiYyer. After the
farmer had helped his family out of
the buggy he reached under the seat
ana pulled out the spike lock and
went over and snapped it on the
wheel OF the buggy. We print this
story as a suggestion to the spike
lock manufacturers that they include
this possible use fthe spike lock in
their advertisements.
Evening star., 1921-07-31
A Foe to Exerti0n.
From the birmingham Ass-Herald.

From the Birmingbam AgsHerald.
II want you to write a good obit-
uary about Zeke Dawdle. He died this
morning"
why, Zeke was one of the sorriest
critters who ever lived" said the edi-
tor of the Chiggersville Clarion. And,
besides. he owed me money"
Cant you recall a single accom-
plishment Zeke had?"
Well, he could sit in one place
without moving longer than any other
man I ever knew, but ! don't suppose
1t would comfort his widow and scr
rowing relatives to put that in the
paper"
Evening star., 1921-07-31

and three-luarter inches. The motor
develops between thirty-five and forty
brake horsepower.
Features Of motor construction are the
large three-bearing crankshaft and
twelve-inch long connecting rods. A
circulating splash oiling system gives
automatic fabrication throughout. An
other feature is the automatic carbure-
tor heat control.
The transmission is Of the selective
sliding gear type, three speeds forward
and one reverse. The universal joint is
Of standard Buick construction, being
virtually an integral part of the trans
Evening star., 1921-07-31
mission and automatically fabricated

mission and automatically fabricated
from the transmission. The clutch is of
the multiple disc dry plate type. built
in exact accordance with the principles
which have guided clutch construction
In Buick skies. All moving driving
parts are inclosed
Wheelbase of all models is 109 inches.
The front springs, semi elliptic type. are
hirty-six inches long, and the rear
springs. also semi elliptic, are fifty-fve
and one half inches long.
Cord tires are standard equipment.
These tires are thirty-one by four
The chassis is fabricated with the
Evening star., 1921-07-31

high pressure Alemite system. Delco
starting and lighting system 10 standard
equipment. All models are complete.
with tire carrier and extra rim. and all
are equipped with non-elare headlight
lenses.
Prices, f. o. b. factories at Flint. Mich,
are: Roadster. 1886; touring car, 1915;
coupe, $1,475; sedan, 1850.
Evening star., 1921-07-31
Placed Her All Right.

From Pu:ch, London.
Old Lady (interrogating her chauf-
feur's small boy)-Well. my little
man. and do you know who 1 am?
Small Boy-Yes, you're the old lady
what goes for rides in my daddy's
car.
Evening star., 1921-07-31

In speaking. with a reporter this
morning regarding her new car, Miss
OZoop said: 1T was horribly stupid
car that ! knew where the engine
was in an automobile. always
thought 1t was in the back part of
the car, because that is where they
put the gasoline in"
NJ. F. Ozoop, the well known door.
knob manufacturer, who bought her
the car for her birthday. Miss O'Zoop
has been favorite with the younger
set for some years and her debut in
1904 is well remembered by the older
Inhabitants.
Evening star., 1921-07-31
Quite a Number.

From the New York Sun.
Are there any places of interest
in this town." asked the visitor from
the west.
You bet there are" answered the
wise New Yorker. But you have to
be known"
Evening star., 1921-07-31
Liked Him Better So.

From the London Mail.
Edith can't think much of that fell
low she married"
What makes you say that?"
She goes about saying she's made
another man of him"
Evening star., 1921-07-31
The Cause.

From the Columbia Is. O. Record.
Things would be better if the big
dogs of war hadn't left SO many
bones lying around for the little dogs
of war to fight over.
Evening star., 1921-07-31
MR.. JAsPER's POME DEPT.
This Weeks Pome.

Until bout twenty years ago
We never spoke Of the machine,
We got just where We had to 20
And didn't use 4 Limousine.
Those were the happy days, ! think.
We never heard Of valves or springs,
We never bothered with the clink
OF loose connecting rods and things.
On Sundays we would 60 to church
And spend q quiet. peaceful day.
And not get stuck out in the lurch
Eighteen or twenty miles away.
But after all Is said and done
And though 1t often makes US cuss,
We'd surely raise an awful fog
Before we'd do without the bus
Evening star., 1921-07-31
"BUICK 4" ANNOUNCED.
Four Models, Ranging In Price
From 1885 to $3.50.

market August ]. according to an an
nouncement made by the company
In motor construction Buick has al
ways adhered to the valve in head prin-
ciple: The cylinder bore is three and
Evening star., 1921-07-31
SHOW TO ADJUST YOUR CARBURE.
TOR

show TO ADJUST YOUR CARBURE.
TOR"
With the motor idling slowly, turn
the gasoline off at the carburetor.
If the motor picks up turn the slow
speed adjustment to the right four
turns If 1t is a four-cylinder car, or
eight turns if it is an eight cylinder
car. The high speed adjustment Is
number of tires on the car: II you
would be six turns.
The motor will probably slow down
after this operation. but that only
shows that the adjustment was made
correctly: If. however. the motor
to run backward that is a sign that
the trouble was not with the car
buretor being out Of adjustment, but
with dirt in the gas line.
AS this article is written on How
to Adjust Corburetor." We, OF
course. cannot discuss the gas line
at this time. We will, however. in
our Christmas number publish an
article on "How to Clean Out the
Gas Line" This number should be
procured by any who start to adjust
the carburetor and find that the trou-
BILE is with the gas line. Should any
reader find himself in this predica-
ment and not care to wait for our
Christmas number to find out how to
cure the trouble, we suggest that
he takes his car to the nearest garage.
Evening star., 1921-07-31

The cinchona forest in Java covers
rs. 900 acres Tho larger part of the
worlds supply of quinine comes from
that country.
Evening star., 1921-07-31
The Likeness.

From the Kansas City Star.
"The wedding was very impressive,
was it not?'
YES" replied old Gaunt N. Grimm,
las impressive as funeral"
Evening star., 1921-07-31
News Notes.

Mrs. Hank McDuff is suing her hus-
band for divorce. She charges him
with cruelty in taking the Windshield
mirror of Of her automobile and US
ing it for a shaving mirror.
When asked how he enjoyed his au-
tomobile ride to Browns Crossing last
Friday, Joe Higgins said he had a
"fne" ride. The fine, said Joe. was
s25 for speeding.
Lanky Morgan, who works at
Smiths garage. 10 going to quit Satur-
day night He said that Mr.. Smith
put in a cash register just when he
was saving to buy car for kim
self
Evening star., 1921-07-31
THE WEEKLY PUNCTURE.

Statement of publication:
This paper is printed in absolute
conformity with all traffic laws and
street cleaning regulations. AL EN-
ployes are either married or single
and none of them are under three
years of age. Afhdavit to this effect
has been filed with the city coroner.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-03


iitte Scraiisia tai mlillalla ia oil
pa ne iitte re5elliii1 tai epGrebelli
lid naboG, pubumat pusiiiniap1i
Sasid lebbesfa toiiesiu poifaS
la olefpa firioitus on omiania iam
mnttamaan iita fibfoa, mifa >npt
on monella Seraiiin. Siis para-
tiiliu eli ole en1Gn mnanpaGlla; ie
loppui ipntiinlanfeemufien pGilpn-
ma! Sobbismaioen ilmanalaa Ell
apoita mifGdn, iosfin meillG on iit-
mi ia talpi 20 ia p1imd laffaa'
malta. Ystawppbell1 S. q. Mbonen.
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Weubmillen uutiiia. @p.
2utb. Saimi- GhuoriiGliiton eniimGi-
men iubloiltama on Wenomillcl
foululla fello 8, iosia on obielmo
fuulemiien armoista. Sermetuloo
nlioret ia manbat onpn field fabpi'
fin fuumoa. Silaiiulis on emf inn'
nuntaina.
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StntphnS

@sgebic ia Sron tnimtim ierra-
frntapfiriin fuitIutpiIIe ieiirofun.
Mile iImoitamute eta IdbettGtpdt
e6iistaint piirix fofoufieen, iota pi
betddrt Srontpoooisin, Micb. toni
miftiitr 80 b. 1921 feIIo 2 ip. aon
lnIIisiatrafinnon firfan dIoiaIisid,
iosid testaisteIIaan opettainn bant.
ffruiissta .piiriir.
@Sftndttp Sronpso6isin, Nficb.
tnmuiftnn 4 ,. 1921.
nGrtcf Rnngas, eft1fes
- Sormtarit, hiIfoo bufemam
11lentereid Iiiotani. - n. u. Ser
Sennal & 60. Srontpoo6, Mieb.
4 -|
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SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN
LINE
SUOMEEN IA SUOMESTA
LXHTEVXT NEW YORKISTA:


Frederik 8 tammik. % p. United
States hefmik. "a p. Hellig Olav
maalisk. II p. Oscar 2 maalisk. 81
p. United States huhtik. z p. Free
derik 8 huhtik. % p. Hellig Olav
huhtik. % p. Oscar 2 toukok. IL p.
United States toukok. 10 p. Frederic
8 kesak. 3 p. Hellig Olav kesak. 8
p. Oscar 2 kesak. % p. United
States kesak. 80 p.
Vuodepaikkoja saa paikallisilta a
siamiehilta tilata. = Suuria kaksi-
potkurisia ~laivoja. Hyva ruoka ia
hyva kohtelu. Kaikki kolmannen luo
kan matkustajat s~ijoitetaan "a
hengen hytteihin.
SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN
1923 s. 3rd st. Minneapolis. MINI.
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Safimies 2ouis q.

2afimies 2ouis q. &earp,
Galumetista, on iaapunut falipun-
fiimtme ia autaiee fonttorin Sron
Hotional 9onf rofenniifiesia. SUN
tulee olemoon malmiina aipusta-
moan fanialaiiia faifisia ~lafiaiiois-
ia. &onttorisiaan iaa b1nti tapata
If. 10 p:stG ia iita enrlen 90. 6.
SpriGl1n aiioimistoimistosia.
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Snmalampaluelnfiia 8osebie &
Syrpu cpnmteisIa


S1nGan torstaina bailtausinma-
lnnpaqmeliis f%irfosia flo 2 ip.
Saomenna periuntaina bartaus-
betfi ia ompeluieuran fofous Mfrs
8ibtori &osten litona flo s italia.
Seripetuloa.
gnli iunnuntainn iumaldnpalpe-
lus ia $. 50. @btoolliien mietto
Srompeobisla flo 10 ap.
gnii iunnuntainn iltmalappalpe-
lus Montrealin, @is. raittiusbaa-
lilla flo $50 ipp. e.
@nii iunnuntaina Ell ole iumalan
palpel1sta Sron 8eltisiI, iilla iub
limme emf moanantaina flo 8 il.
lalla. Garbninna mp0s past. %.
8isfari. &ippifoululuoffa fofoon-
thu Sacfioniin flo 5 jpp.
@nIi iunnuntaiha @afeficloin
Nltorilcliiton muoIifofous Mrs 81
lin luona flo s Italia. Sartnuspl,-
been pitdd leminuaril. @ileniils.
Serpetuloa.
&esfhoiiffona 8 b. flo s illalla
iaarnaa past. 9. q. 9ranffala
0afefidoin firfosia.
Yeriantoina II p. Nltoriioliiton
fuutauIi fofons ia raannattupiiri
Mrs @iljom MGen litona flo 8 II.
lalla. &aiffi teripetulleita.
S%tnnuntaina 13 p. iumnlonpal-
melus 8afefieloisia flo 10 ap. Mip
pifolil1illtoffa fofoontuu!
Sunnuntaina 10 b. iitmalanpnl
ipelus 9esiemerisiG flo 2 ipp. Rip
pifouEuluotta fofoontuii.
Sunnuntaind 13 p. Nhioriiolii.
ton o6ielmatlta SSSronmoooin firffo-
iulisia flo 8 illalla bppalld obiel-
malta. Seripetltloa.
&astpttu: Sobn ia Senna Winf-
fiien poito, &obert 9pron @ueen,
lpnt. moolisf. IA p. ia fastettiin
10. t. 81 p. Sobn ia Waria Seinon
tptto, Sellen Waria, ipnt. Sron-
&poobisia 10. t. 6 p. ia fastettiin 80
p. Irmos ia Senin Saaren poifa,
@rmo Sobunnes, ipnt. Sronmooois
ia iouluf. 5 p. ia faStettiin inf. 30
p. Saaffo ia Selena Iboffaan poi.
ia, @ino gilbert, INIT. Sronpooois-
Ia jouluf. Is p. ia fastettiin mf.
30 p. Sobn ia Iili Sobnlonin poi
ia Sobn Wellpin ipnt. InpillcsiG
inf. 81 p. ia tastettiin 80 p. Sobn
ia Soiefina gliasionin poita Soi-
no graen ipnt. @nmiIIesf1 i%oitluf.
1 y. ia fnstettiin pf. 80 p. Wibto.
ri ia Olga @arfin ,tptto Olga S.
rene, ipnt. @nminesid ippsf. 81 p.
ia fostettax mt. 80 p. Silmalan
iiursltsta.
lSaubnttu: august ia Siloa Tie-
miien tptto, &utb GLEN, ipnt. Bafe
fieloisia belanif. 26 p. 1920 ia fuo
Ii inf. "a p. 10 IF. ia 80 p. ifnt)
fenG. Soutolts toimitettiin inf. %
p. 2GbinnG faipaanat iiG,diti ia 2
~iisfoo.
9lrne @dIunta
go q. glper It. 8tbelin 9S9
SronmooA. mich.
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Ost1lp1lIinen buomautiis

OstGmGllinen |buomaiitiis s.
ronpoooin etelafplGlaiiille. Gam
ilmoittaa ett6 labioittnmanne ia.
marat miesten iltamiin, iotta oil
Wat tammif. 80 b. osti builtotou.
pasta Mrs Srnnf Sdbnion Horrien
fplGlta. Sis. ban osti faiffi etel1.
fplin tatparat. Mrs Snbnion tulee
ne itie >~bafemaan. 2abiain ferd6j1
S. @. Balomdfi.
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= Sobn SetaIan u,rii bSprpfas.
no @orrien fpldIId on 10 tdptt5.
finnosio ia iistalamu,e itntifid te
boittaa tdpttdmpdil fitd bptudffeen.
Sauna on oisti iotd arfi.iIta 10
7-9addm IA Ioasantaifis, 10 3 u.
mp0bddn p5b5u.
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= &inrat on Iasfethi bdlipim-
mifii fliin IiraIettetonn p~alttoilIe
10 p,tpuile ieti minapaiooiIIe.
B. efquist, Suomalainen @aate-
ia iaIfinemtoaippa.
Srontpoo6, Mieb.
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$ierontaa, iairasmotnniste.
ina, b0prp- ieii observation-disclosures.
bOitoo pei tSoranmatitsia ia puns.
totinireisla aatoa oiitwnoIIaam t0t
20. wine 81. Sron,uooo, gaicb.
Soban ssinti
R,iteIin go. 558
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&itnIMntms

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Sronpoooin Siioru. @D. S,itb.
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1921 feIIo 2 ipp. Sdsid fofoufiesia
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Baipdttp Sronfpoooisia, Wicb.
t.3t 1921.
SSSocob 2iIponen 81. Sacobion
Clinics 2iriuri
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