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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
MOTHER SMOTHERS HER
BABY; FEARS POVERTY
Thinks Baby Better Dead
With Father Jobless.

CLEVELAND. Aug. 22.--Alleged to have
preferred 70 see her baby boy dead than
have him face a life Of povery, Mrs
Mary Solt.s, &c, was held to-day on 4
charge Of murder. Police Sergeant Nc
carthy declares the young mother adj
mltted she smothered her child.
sergeant Mccarthy had received a
report that a woman In the West sixth
Street district was trying to dispose OF
the body OF a baby. Search revealed
the body.
Il smothered the baby with the bod
clothes" Mrs. Soltis IL said TO have
declared. II did not want to see him
grow up with nothing ahead. There Is
no money-nothing. What could / do?
He would be better dead"
She said her husband, John. to whom
she had been married seven years. went
away some time ago in search OF work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
ST. SWITHIN LOSES AGAIN
BY RAIN SCORE OF FL TO 10
Weather Man Announces That Celebrated Weather
Prophet Batted Dry in More Than Half the
Promised Forty Wet Days.

true. This year the old humbus did
rather better than usual. According TO
the records. including days when there
was the sllghtest trace of rain. st.
Swithin was right nineteen times and
wrong twenty-one times.
1t rained July Is. 10. 20. Fl, 26. 81. 2s.
%, 80 and 81, and August 2. 3, s. Z. 8.
IL. IA, IT and Is. The forty days we're
up yesterday On July Is and on two
other days there was a heavy downpour.
August ST. Swithin came through with
fourteen hours Of wetness. beginning at
s A. NJ. and ending at p. M.
In July, 1919. II rained ON st. Swith-
ms Day and every day thereafter until
July "a. That is the best he has done
since the local bureau has kept tabs. st.
Swithin really Is not a saint at all, being
canonized only in popular fancy He
was a bishop of Winchester from 1852 to
S62 According to the story. he was
buried with the injunction that his bones
must not be disturbed. Long after. wnen
some impious men came TO move him
they were prevented by a tremendous
storm that lasted for forty days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23

see that 1t costs less to govern this city
and that the taxpayers get 100 cents
worth for every dollar Of their money
that is spent.
II am opposed TO the use OF snar res
as vote getters in this campaign. The
people of New York are more interested
in what is to be done in the next four
years than in the water that has gone
over the dam In the last ten years.
The Republican-C Coalition ticket viii
have a platform and have 1t soon.
There will be no difficulty in anybody
finding out just what that platform
means. and you can judge for yourself
whether the things outlined in that plat
form are the things the city needs"
Mr.. Curran's speech was greeted with
a storm OF cheers.
'I'li be back here to see you again
after the primaries" he said.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
JERSEY OIL EXPLOSION
BURNS $780, 900 PLANT
IS Families DriUen From
Houses by Blaze.

Accidental igniting OF two barrels of
oil by ascetylene torches is thought to
have started a blaze which last evening
RACED the greater part OF the plant of
the Vulcan Iron Works. Hudson and Es-
sex streets. Jersey City. Damage was
estimated at S250.000. Two explosions
that rocked Jersey City occurred when
the oil caught fire. Three alarms called
the entire Jersey City Fire Department
and several fire boats. including the New
Yorker OF New York.
The fire leaped from one building to
another and then across Hudson street.
setting ablaze the roofs of four tene-
ments. Fifteen families were driven to
the street.
The plant was deserted at the first
explosion. few minutes before z o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
TWO CHINESE ARRIVE
IN REFRIGERATORS
Enough Unclaimed Whiskey
Aboard to Warm Them Up.

Two Chinese, nearly frozen. and go
bottles OF Scotch whiskey without n
claimant, were revealed yesterday by a
search by customs inspectors of the
United Fruit line steamship Ulua. The
Chinese, stowaways who said they
slipped aboard the ship at Havana.
were found in one of the refrigerators
deep down in the ship.
They could not speak when found.
and 1t was not until they had been
taken on deck and rolled in blankets
in the sun for some time that they
were able to answer questions. They
were turned over to the Chinese
branch of the immigration service
The whiskey was found in the shaft
alleys and coal bunkers. Questioning
OF the crew failed to reveal its owners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23

many coleader. George w. Olvany. also
has law business and incidentally gets
$4,000 year city money as counsel to
Sheriff David Knott.
In the Eleventh one perceives the
power of Murphy. for James j. Hines.
the leader. now in revolt. is without any
kind of job for either himself or his
constituents. Yet Hines was very
friendly with Mayor Hylan and was
seriously considered for some commits
sionership But the Boss OF Fourteenth
Street. ranking under the bitter memo
ries of his glucose" litigation. put his
foot down on the neck of Hines, who
helped get him into the big glucose con-
tracts.
Since Charles It. Murphy was Dock
Commissioner, years ago, he has taken
no city job except when he can, the
one of directing all the other jobs. But
he has as coleaders OF the big Twelfth
district William p. Kenneally, who gets
$4,000 year In the important place of
vice-chairman of the Board of Alder
men; Michael L. Cruise, who succeeded
P. ]. scully as City Clerk at $500 a
year. and Edward r. Boyle, who until
now has always been kept busy with
some city or State position. but is at
present very busy being chairman OF the
executive committee of Tammany Hall.
which includes all of the leaders and,
supposedly, makes all the nominations
In the Thirteenth Tammany district
Leader John II. O'Connel enjoyed the
position. by grace of Mayor Hylan. OF
secretary in the Department of Docks
at $4,000 year until January "a.
Fourteenth Dist. Well Cared For.
In the Fourteenth Thomas M. Farley
is an Alderman. John V. Coggey is
Under Sheriff at $500 a year and Will
lam C. Blaney. their coleader is a
Deputy City Court Clerk under Frank J.
Goodwin at $4,000 year.
Jeremiah T. Mahoney, who formerly
was Commissioner of Accounts under
Mayor Mcclellan, is too busy with his
law practice to hold city Job while he
bosses the Fifteenth. but in the Six
teenth Michael Cosgrove was approved
az First Deputy Commissioner of the
lock Department by Mayor Hylan at
$500 a year.
Lawyer Nathan Burkan and Samuel
Marx. the auctioneer. who preside over
the Tammany councils in the Seven
teenth. stick to their professions. but in
the Eighteenth, where ex-Sheriff Nicho-
las J. Hayes formerly was leader, his
two substitutes, John j. Dietz and H.
Warren Hubbard. enjoy $500 a year
each as Deputy Commissioners of Water
Supply. Gas and Electricity and the
Public Markets departments respec-
lively. Nick Hayes himself is Commits
sioner of the Water Department at
$500 yearly, all three appointments
being made by Mayor Hylan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
WALDO REPUBLICAN DELEGATE

Rhinelander Waldo, formerly Demo-
cratic Police Commissioner Of New York,
yesterday was designated by the Repub-
lican organization of Putnam county,
where he has a summer home, as dele
gate to the State Republican Conven-
tion along with Hamilton Fish, Jr.. and
Assemblyman John r. Yale. The des-
ignation was regarded as making a full
fiedged Republican of the former Demo-
crat. Mr.. Waldo switched his support
to the Republican party last year In
order to vote for President Harding.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
UNION MEN KEEP BANK BUSY.
1,35O at Toronto Meeting Draw
u. s. Money for Pay and Expenses.

ToRoNTN. Aug. ga special force Of
tollers was designated by the Bank OF
Nova Scotia to-day to pay the 1850
delegates who have been attending the
convention OF the Carmen of America
FOR the last two weeks.
The delegates have voted themselves
SIS a day which includes wages and
expenses. In order that they shall not
lose anything on exchange rates, the
delegates will be paid in American cur
rcncy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23

Prince Albert 10 sold IN
foppy red bags, tidy rcd
tins, handsome pound
and half pound tin hui
rnidors and IN the pound
crystal glass humidor
scith sponge rnoistsner
Top fhat Keeps fhe TO
boceo In such perfect
condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
A pipes a pal packed with P. A.!

bite and parchl (Cut out by our
exclusive patented process y
Why-every puff of P. A. makes
you want two more; every puff
hits the bullseye harder and
truer than the last! You can't
resist such delight
And, you'll get the smoke
surprise of your life when you
roll up a cigarette with Prince
Albert! Such enticing flavor
you never did know! And, P. A.
stays put because it's crimp
cut and it's a cinch to roll.
You try it'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23

Seven days out of every week
you'll get real smoke joy and
real smoke CONFERENCE.-The
you'll get closeup to a jimmy
pipe! Buy one and know that
for yourself! Packed with cool,
delightful, fragrant Prince
Albert, pipes the greatest
treat, the happiest and most
appetizing smokeslant you ever
had handed out!
You can chum it with a pipe
and you will-once you know
that Prince Albert is free from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
Leader Allen Has No Job.

William Allen. lawyer has no city job
while he rules In the Nineteenth, but
Percival z. Nagle and Frank j. Hen
have court clerkships, Nagle's paying
him $4,000 year.
e. p. Holahan. leader In the Twenty
first. has had a $500 appointment since
January s, 1918. in the Registers office.
Joseph j. Mccormick in the Twenty
second Is u downtown business man and
John Mara. Tammany leader of the
Twenty-third, has a deputy commits
sionership under Grover Whalen, Com
missioner of Plant and Structures. at
$4,000 year. also approved by Mayor
Hyian.
William Dalton, coleader with Good
win and Cukin in the Third, also has
an important job as Deputy Commits
sioner in the Department of Correction
at $4,000 a year. another Hylan APP
pointment.
This completes the roll of Tammany
leaders In Manhattan. 1t covers a pay
list of over s150,000 a year for these
dependents OF Charles +. Murphy. by
far the most generous portion of which
the kindly offices of John r. Hylan. as
Mayor. With such n fair start for the
leaders themselves in the twenty-three
districts-t is practically an average
Of $1,000 per district for the leaders
alone-what must be the total OF the
payroll OF all the minor dependents OF
these lesser bosses as they feed at the
city trough?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-22

PRODA 81 piano yelmi pekne
pouze "a $4,000, jest-li bude
prod5no hned. Haste Sc u l..
sedlaka 1904 Rivier Ave. u
konce Union kary- l2-22
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-22
PNONAJME Sc:

PRCNAJME Sc farma o 80
akrech, 2 kon6, 6 krav, 2 pra-
sata, slepice, 10 akru pastvin,
seno, owes, slama, brambory
hospodarSke nacini. Haste sc
u JOS. Sedivy, 1879 vych. 10.
ul., roh Hamm Ave. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-22
PRODA Sc:

PRODA Sc krasny gramofon
Star, padesati novymi re-
kordy, set do jidelny a sice 6
kozenych zidli, kulaty stul a
buffet, vse jako move; krasny
billy stul kuchynsky til zidle;
houpa, davenport, ieden Sc zlu-
tou kuzi a jeden cernou,
krasna kombinacni kamna, ku-
chymska kamna ma uhli, vyta-
peci kamua na tyrde mekke
uhIi, zaclony ruznych yeliko-
stl do Ionic, linoleum na zem
Y Sesti rozlicnych vzorcich, po-
stele $ noyymi matracemi a il
lie RUNE Neei koupite LEVINE V
obchod6 VAC. SEDLACKA -
1929 Broadway -?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-22
STATECNY CfNSKY ZEHLIC.

Ne sice jake statecny hrdi-
ma krejcik pohadce, jenz jak
znamo zabil jednou ranou
sedm - ale prece podobne u
jeho plemene neocekavane sta
tecne Sc zachoval MATTEL Gin
ske pradelny Joe Kee, 7706
Carnegie ave. ktery prave ze-
hill kosile a podobna prislusen-
stvi tajne zjevn6 nasi toilety,
kdyz pojednou pfisli diva ko-
stymri, kteri kosmookemu hr-
dinovi zhurta porucili dati ru-
ce vzhuru, doprodivSe rozkaz
namifenymi revolvery. Mas
Cihan Sc ale nezalekl, zvedl
sice ruce, ale S 2ehlickou,
kterou bystfe mrstil po hlave
jednoho lupiCu. Vrzene ze-
lizko srazilo lupici sice jen
klobouk hlavy, ale proletelo
oknem ma ulici. Rincici sklo
Sc stale signalem pro chodce
ma chodniku pro lupiGe, ktcri
uznali "a vyhodn6i$i tentokra-
te uteci S praZdnou,
Kdyz pfibyla policie ma mi
sto. shledala Joa Keea, kterak
v zehleni klidn6 pokracuje,
kdezto diva ieho utoehici dav-
no jiz byli "za horami".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-22

kABINET ylTRoLA Sc proda
"a meme nez polovicni cenu.
Haste Sc ' els, 3844 vych. 81.
nj Il Fleet Ave. t2-23
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-22
NABYTEk / kAMNA

deeQh4 ru2--y prod4Ta 2 kvp.je
v osdLAtek, 4719 Broadway
A
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-22
KAJICNA HRiSNICE.
Roman od Wilkie Coinse pro "Domacnost"
z angliciny pfelozil Gust B. Resl


ono zoufalstvi, jez tini srdce
tvrdym; byla bych mohla spa
chati sebevrazdu; byla bych
mohla V stare zvyky znovu u
padnouti, kdyby nebylo BY
valo jedineho muze."
(Pokracovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-22
POD AMER. PRAPOREM
DO CESKOSLOVENSKAi
Nastenny kalendar ma r. 1922
odberatelIm {. |.

Kazd6mu odb6rateli t. l., kite
ry zasle sc ma porto (znamky}
posleme zdarma krasny Sesti-
barevny mast. kalendar ma +.
1922. Sven divka v mar. kro-
ii ma ceste do vlasti." Piste ma :
Doubrava & Sperakus, Prvni
ceskoslov. smenarna a cestovni
kancelar 335 East 73. St, New
York, N. Y.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-22

koliv! Slecna Roseberry-ova by
la ohromena: "Velice vas litu-
Ji,' bylo vse, co slecna Rose
berry-ova mohla rici.
"Kazdy mne lituje," odveti
la osetfovatelka stale jeste tr-
pelive; "kazdy jest laskavym
v1ci mne. Vsak mista pozbyte-
no vice nabyti nemohu! Memo
hu Sc dostati zpet!" volala S
vasnivym vybuchem zoufalstvi
- potlacenym V tutez chvili,
v kterouz propukl. "Mam vam
povedeti svych zkuseno-
stech?" ujala Sc znovu slova.
."Chcete vyslechnouti vypravo-
Vani moderni Magdaleny?"
Grace ucinila krok do zadu;
Mercy okamzite il porozume-
la.
"Nehodlam vam povedeti
ni6eho, co slyseti byste Sc mu-
sela lekati,"a pravila Mercy.
."Vypravovani me pocina onim
pobytem dtulku. Matrona Wy
slala niue ma sluzbu karakte-
rem, jehoz jsem S ipoctive "a
slouzila--s karakterem polep-
Sene zeny. Ospravedlnovala a
jsem duveru We mne sklada-
.nou. Jednoho dne zavolala mne
PAM ma - pani laskava, bylo-
!; yUbec pani laskave. Mercy,
lituji vas, "prozradilo Sc. re
jsem vas vzala Z "utulku"; mu
site opustit dum muj, jinak pc
zbyla bych vseeh slouzicich,." "
Nratila jsen Sc k matrone -
taktez laskave to zene. Priia-
La mne jako matka. "Zkusime
to znovu, Mercy, nepozbyvej-
tie dav6ry." - "Sd6lila jsem
Vam, &c jsem byla v Kanade?"
Grace pocala Sc mimovolne
zaiimati. Odpovedela S jakou-
81 vrelosti We SVEN hlasu. Vra-
Itila SC ku sye zidli - postayc-
me V bezpecne a vyznamne
|vzdalenosti cd kresla. Osetrova
Itelka pokracovala:
"Byla jsem umistena Y Ka-
made u manzelky' jednoho -
u Slechticke to rodiny, ktera
sc tam vystehovala. Vice laska
vosti a tentokrate i prijemny
pokojny zivot pro mne. Sama
sebe jsem sc tazala: "Nabyla
jsem znovu mista pozbyteho?
Dostala jsem sc zpet We spoiled
most lidskou?" Pani ma zemre-
la, Noyi lide prisli do naseho
sousedstya. Mezi mimi byla mia
da DANA. Pan muj pocal rozva-
zovat opetnem uzaVfeni man
zelstvi. Nam to neStesti { We
IsYem postaveni) byti co nazy-
Vaii slicnou zenou; probouzim
z pravidla zvedayost cizincu.
Novl prichozi poptavali Sc po
mn6j odpovedi meho pana je
Vsak, neuspokojovaly. Zkratka
i-eceno, podafilo sc Jim vypa-
trait, cim jsem byla. Stara to
poVidacka! "Merey, lituii vas
veliee; skandalnici zabyvaji Sc
Sc mnou is yami; jsme nevin-
nj. nestava vsak zadne jine po-
moci - musime Sc rozejiti. -
Opustila jsem misto sve, nabyy
81 alespon jedne vyhody "a svt
no pobytu Kanade, ktera M
zde velmi prospiya."
"A tou jest?"
/ "Nejblizsi nasi sousede byl
francouzSti Kanad'ane. Nauci.
"a jsem Sc tam jazyku fran.
colzskemlt"
!, "Vratila jste Sc do Londy
ia 2"
4 "kam llnam bych byla mo
| hla jlti -bez karakteru?" pravl
Ela Mercy truchliye. "Vratil;
jsem sc Ease k matrone. V I'll
tulku" propukla nemoc. Pro
spivala jsem zde co osetfoya
Ftelka. Jednomu z lekaru jsen
Sc zallblta - zalnlloval 81 mne
Byl- by mne poJal ia. manzelku
\ f~A~ IL, tr1nlx ., =,
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-02-11
Caasefl $auri pcstipif.
Klaus

ct. 2pniS. Hostiipirailpmaiiet
ia poliiiit idtfoipat tandan tlltfinuf.
len tolltlittalnista Ct. Gbarles nint-
len lGbiaicman llona ellen Italia t0-
pabtlreen tnstirostpoufIen iobbostu.
@iioen aleiStetun nlieben ilmoitettiin
tparnstafteen nIelnnlln obottama5ta
postinaunl;sta Ilfin, iofa iiiolii 100
tlibnnllen 6ollnrin artposta iliaanflr,
ioitcttua posti1, ia sDieneen niiifo-
i1aan lpdiinun ailtrin Sbronbillin
Dnobentlnin of Tbrotbill laSfettu
nlenemddil, fun roslpot, iotfa fulfil
ipat uutonobiilill1, oliiput iaopuncrt
ct. 2pniiiin.
1burlbin fertoi, ettd ban oil ooot-
tnntnsIa gRislouri, &anIas & SeraS
ralttatien aIer1alla ST. @barlesisin
pannafieen poSfilafit ct. 2ouiiiin
meneipadt postii,rnaan, fun rostpot
ojoimaf ndpttamolle o,ltompbiililla,
ipeitpdt postiidftn ia pnfoittitpat 3D.
neit fagfeutuntaan piffdlleen aliton
pobialle. k~t
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-02-11
Yhbnsipaltain fanppa fasiuaant
Gafiasia.

. b
Wosbindton. Jaipornn flleti,s
Safiaan, @tel6 slmerifoolt Stdnlai-
hin 2dnii Snoiaan ia Cuban OH
iuuresti lil1dntprpt M 1920.
Aaitrpnfainarin antamnn tieoon
.mnfaan on Sio-gritanniaan, Nalls-
foon ia sStaliann taiparnn Dielti
il,llregti Iasfe,ntt. 9fdln1t rnoat 0.
mot lilGllncet Observation-Disclosures Ob.
ops1paltoibil fltteli rnitiitfin nlainit-
taiunt moat.
sllnerifon fanppn Gtel1- Mlneri-
fan nelidn hnonattmpimlnnn mnnn
Brazilian. 9lrgelltinull g6ilen ID
lfrgltan fansia of $t044, ,00O, 900
Ilnerifan pienti Iii1illtni iannttlli
bin rnaihin ltoin 100000, ,006 10
1920, f1tin fen 1iinan ndioen ntaiber
|toiparan ipienti liidantpi ainoastaar
$25.000,O0O Safion fansIa falip-
ia fasipoi nlelfein ieiidn fertniiesti
eli S400,0O0,000, mi,tta j1i fltiteil.
fin piel1 palion jdlfeen enren iooal
oifllista paibtoa.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-02-11
Stansfalaiiet iudlmistantu,pat fnnp-
pan tparten @enGiGn fansIa.

2ontoo. HanSfnloiiet tcbtniIiiat
nolanistalitlppnt tuleipaisto fnllppaa
t,orten AsenaRin fansln, baolilnatta
@ansfan bollitnfien oier1osta, la
moo fononla Hariiiista 2ortoon Dni-
II 3cralO lchOclle. @
Slllri Dbtio, lpdifutiisapoinloIliien
FnIifin fnnnnt1nnluno, on perustettit
Sunsfasia follpan filstantanliiefii
@cn1ion faitsio, ioiioo Doilp Sc
rnio 'Suirri b0DrnloimoDbti6 on
annIanistettu fofpnaiien so alltStn Ii
falt0wdn Iditposionia tddntdnliletli
ee,tdiin iotanriitL iatfan ianosrlo
Hn nrDos bubiittll cttG poiffa
sssonsfon boIlitus teesfentele oge'
tDunin tlllll,ttlimatoil nicunosiaalt
Mendiaa tobtoan, ie bptpin tietod
I rGiisfoIo;sten tebtoiIiioitten ID ror
barriesten iDaIn.iStufjista ii inlniies-
Il rDbtoifec niita !.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-02-11
Saumalaistrn iaatamat Nendialta

|l. va
Seclii'tiioen ia iiiffeenfarioitta-
jain pbtDm1 gsenaiall1 olelnIen iun.
foDien perimistd ,pnrteil OH tpdltio-
nelApostolle iattdlwt friedman, los-
IA onotaall etta slluenfni,s rg9opr
tiiit inibilfda1l neuspoftel,libtn fdlp
palopi,uutien uifdaniaatniiefii Meud-
i'm fonsias on ildi1e,t aesitpottc tclnieu
eoeilptnfien1 moaoittdtu6 ettd @et1.
jan baliitus tsottia ra,iboniopnnaf-
fen % nrtiflorl anufaiiet DelipoI Iilalu-
tcnia pola,tttaHaalla Suolresfn foti-
3aiffaOifelttd l.auttip0iu pbtpmdi1l
ia ta1tfien s,euSi ri piposl
VI s,fs q y iltO flI ts lllil'
,l6i1n ipoItiota tai ipaItioIaitof}ia
tpastoan foboishupot iaomiiet iet6
ettd 5llpi1ler, ballitus t1s1 ilibteesfo
nIcttuu fonioloistenin e6i,stniafii ia
.niii0en piFcl,fIien tpalmoiafii.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-02-11

Nreiioentti sstiion fielii foRetess
lin, 1ti,uoli,l ia e0ustGluDuoneen pb-
,es}e,, poafutlels etta ylogspdltain
ieliDspa a,airllo Ds. lnpislctiaiDa 10
liabannct,l lnlegetll. xrelibcntt la,tol
e1Iel han moi buonlata ll.oaiAna,l
niUia lc!lailitii eta ybopsmnltaill
iopli paiensaa len 2SO, ,0OO auae1en
tofoiSta nri,leiIao.
ssun preli0entin fielto oil lodpu-
l,ut, otti chasloinpuonc oitls aaattes.
tpfen ia iilna III adnestb etta Or
rne,la ,,pisteIaan 17o,OOO ,ltiebetli
ia 16 ito nastustt. Aaisti ipastasto.
,pot 6limat oe,lofrautteia. 9elaoen
ioutpsia. iotsa toanattilpat crnleilar
i,apistalnista pI; 50 oculofraattia
e5enaatfi tlilec fefettlddlt ia1nan'
laiirn tianestnflea eilii miifpllo le
tDiaueer lielldfin otpot bplpdt, etti
prelioenttn fielto iieilafin fldrieste'
hian tpbiaIIi.
sSi,poet 1922 aruieiian oipilStus
billi on 10 ti,i,i1iattn ielloiicfli, ettt
81 ~. U
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-02-11
Rdaka filurOaaja vall-
gittu

( + I
MIforb, Conn Dirs SoIepb
gDernocfin nturhoain irareittiin ei-
len aanlulIa fdnapsFian griogepor-
f.sfa. MtrbaoIe, ionfa mini on
acecdransfas. on 38 pucocn if1i-
ne11.
HDliiiit ianoiipat, eta mics tun-
nllsti tappnneeilia Wtrs Gbarnpetill
raltaiiella Illutarin Iestilld. ia oil
len ialfeen etfiltpt b1pneet tiff, fun-
mes oil lopt1ilpt $110, ionfa ittrnrnon
tpaiillon nties of iaa ast1rlpt ndfIaof=
ieen fnrfpa crdGst1 lainosta.
syiiehen fertonitflelt nlufaun oil
fafii ,1iestd tpntdnpt bdnti anosto-
maull rahat. Wanr1 nliebet aininaf
ailtpinobiililld bdnet griogeportisto
l1helle iifa oIllntoa, nis'i ipaiino
aitl. Wiehet ooottiipat len aian, fin
han tefi tniilban ia iairaDof. Toliiii
ION r,tiDenuit etiinlaiir ,niehiiiii.
Wirs Ghernocf oil fltnoen lapien
laiti ia 1tltorin on ipasta fiiitfailoen
manila ia tponbi1t 12 tplioDen. Dnt.
A-- \ 1 Y
pdriston aiuffaat olpat riapenneet fe.
IraGnla1ll a1pmstusta.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-02-11
Mbueranmam fnipmbfien ratfa ins
Ia riippuu fanIain!iitDn fuhtalp.

Neip 9)orf. aanIainliitpn iii.
tistoilnisto illnoitti tiialld tdii1dn
eftd Mneitarmaan pnristi,fIesta job
tltneen Slion,en ia 9fuotiin paliief
rii6nn iotpittnminen t,ilee nlilobosfa.
ntuaft n +. gfoetnsiititn" faniainlii,
tolle, finn ielt ileiiipnsto fofooi,tin1
BereipesIii belnlif 21 p:nG: aofo-
ufien obielmaon iiidltpp Mhucnan-
mann fnSpmns id i,leitn toiiia t1rfei.
I'd fpfpnlDffia, ioioen rnffaiiuIla til.
Zee olerlnnrt 1paiflttnlpa fnerfitps
fallfdinIiiton tuletpailnltecll llaboen
a1tn fefa Suonli ettii siliotll oipai
htipdfibneet fanfaitlliiton ipilitnf''
Mbtpcndnnlnnn riibosin tpisieilld eb-
ooilla lrIitettiin t1and tcndin, etto
JOS lllio mnnt eitpdt motif bptD1fipi
Iliiton tefem1i p11t0stii. fliIiii f1std
jobtliinnnn iellrni,fiia, ioilla .Iiii rat
Ffaiieipd rnerfitps iiihen ndbben, mt
ton fanIoinIiitto fufel,ee toimiinaar
tanlaniiidIt0isten fonIninip6Iisfen rii
tOjen iofuittnidnn.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-02-11
ssapan ei nsfaltaiii fayba iptaan.

Gofio. 10y IaallG on aibeuttanllt
pllatDsta ie, etta Californian paalien
tulos iapanilaisnastaisten lafieb-
ootusten johbosta, ptetfiin tadlld
tpastaan riiilfir leipolIiiesti. soban
mabbolliil,isbesta eI pltblitai iluri en-
Ii1lfi1n. aliltlnapdiIin,ntdtfin fGiit-
t0ip1t. ettd ipaiffa nhteentornGps
ipoiii t,llla ionafill aifalla tnleipai-
il,lbesia, oliii fe 1lnfpiiin ferrasioan
etsiilotatpaa Spbasta iiifeutili Sd.
pan rifastilleena ia un tdnoellile5ti
tietoi1ien l,llncsta 4,1pil staan a 4
ia ei tabtoiii it'd i,brata iooasia jo-
ia ei torioo nlif,fdarlaiiia aineelliien
motion toihpeita. gbelleen on SINE
rifan eiiintDmineit asfeilesla maail-
'inanlooasia antn1titt jotaniloliillt
tertpeelliierl ppetl,fien