davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-12
KENTUCKY GIRL
Tells OF ARMENIA
CONTRASTS SPLEEN RS OF
HAREM WITH MISERY OF
STARVING CHRISTIANS.
Driven To Seek Refuge In GraVeyards
And To Use Rats For Food Peo-
pie Have Hope Only In Gen.
crosby of America.

Surrounded by pictures of starving
women and children and also those
of riches and luxury, Miss Constance
Sheltman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wade SheItman, Louisville, is living
in the midst of the scene of the trag-
edy of Armenia.
Miss Sheltman is well known to Ken
tuckians. She was formerly connected
with the Pine Mountain Settlement liz
Harlan County. During the period fol-
lowing the armistice she served as re-
construction aid in Germany, France
and Belgium.
Miss Sheltman is supervisor of one
of the Industries established by the
Near East Relief at Stamboul, near
CrnStantinople. In letters 10 her par
ents and friends she tells the story of
tie Armenians, who are homeless and
dying and awaiting crumbs which fall
from Americas hands. She also de-
scrbeS visit 10 a Turkish harem, the
magnificence of which formed a strik
ing contrast TO the suffering all about
her. she said.
Writing of the general conditions
Miss Sheluman says the atmosphere
of COnStantinOple is one of constant
turmoil, strife and hatred.
The Turks try to rim over !hc Ar
mcnians and the ArmenianS try 10
run over the Turks she said. And
all of them try 10 run over the Jews,
who in turn retaliate"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
ImprOnptu barbecue

CHICAGO. March 19--Wost Madi-
son street had an impromptu barbc-
cue recently where fire did $4,000
damage TO the butcher shop Of Frank
u. O'Hara. Pork Joins. hams and
pdes OF beef were done to turn by
the blaze and hundreds OF spectators
responded to o'Hara's invitation to
"help themselves"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
WHAT TO EAT TO OPUT IRON IN YOUR
BLOOD AND MAKE YOU Strong
VEGETABLES SUCH AS ifNInS
SPINACH TAKEN WITH ORGANIC
GREAT STRENGTH AND ENDURANCE

At their own doors-in the very gardens
~ those who are weak. nervous and aillnp
an the while is one ot the most vslu-
able tonita and strength builders known
to medical science. said pr. James Sulli-
van formerly physician % bellevue Hos.
pltal tOutdoor Dept) and the Westchester
County Hospital. New York. when con
suited recently.
Dr. sullivan further said IF your
daily diet contains an abundant amount
~ iron you are giving your body tho red
blood food N Graves But " your blood
larfts iron and is thin. pale and watery
YOU c.nno. e=aes. 10 Sv s;sons sn,i we'll.
on the contrary, your nerves become
weakened and you become irritable, rusTy
and easily upset. In such cases. what you
need " iron-Organlc iron 10 remove the
cause ot your trouble. and tho moment
% Eanic IRON IL supplied IL Is often won
derfui how quickly your multitude OF
symptoms will disappear and how strong
and vigorous you Will become" Hut be
careful 10 Distinguish between ordinary
metallic iron which people usually take
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

honey Her fertile ncres compare
with those OF any place on earth.
There are few poor agricultural spots
in Egypt. hut the great tracts along
tho valleys Of the Mississippi, Ohio,
Wabash. Kashkaskia, Big Muddy and
lesser streams are as rich as any and
the hill land is hard To beat.
'ShowEoetown. Sparta. Nionnn.
cahakia, Easka=kia and number of
other old towns In southern Illinois
show. however, that the Egypt idea
didn't Gerry by n large majority when
they got down to naming towns"
Another commentator OF Cairo re-
marks:
History repeated itself. too. in that
Thebes. ancient capital OF Egypt, was
the original county seat OF Alexander
county, but gave way to Cairo, which
AZ. like the capital on the Nile. the
isrscst city In Egypt Even Karnak
tuck to tradition and now is just
comparatively small village"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

they might as we'll have adjourned
til this time Tor any business they
have done. ! am very apprehensive
that nothing butt some calamity
viii awaken tho states TO a sense OF
their situation.
- Tho president OF congress-
has not provided n house for him
self nor Is II likely he will find one
here 10 suit him. find Elizabeth
town has been talked OF At his table
as a proper place Tor the residence
of congress lie has n house there
which he says has 20 rooms and
which he will let for the use Of the
president. II IL true the place IA
Infested with mosquitoes In summer
and lying low and near marshes may
be iiablc to intermittcnts In the
spring nnd fell, but these are trif-
ling when N is considered that by
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
COST OF BEING
A CONGRESSMAN
When High Cost Figured
in Location of Nations
Capital

HARRISON Ark. March 1e--
There was time IN the history OF
the United states when s52, repre-
sontlng a years loss or saving TO
mombers of congress, was vital
factor In tho consideration of the
proposed moving OF the seat Of gov
ornmont and according TO an Off
Ger OF that came congrcss, $50 n
year Was no 'trifling consideration. "
This biz of history is contained In
letter written TO Charles Thorn
son, secretary OF tho continental
congress during the several years Of
its existence to his wife Hannah.
an aunt Of President william Henry
Harrison The letter is dated
Princeton. August Il. is73, the
congress then being In session In
the New Jersey town, ana was nd-
dressed 20 "Mrs Thomson, corner OF
Spruce and I street. Philadelphia" "
II was proT osed that the residence
of congress- bc removed To- Eliza -
bcthtown, n =, but. according 10
the letter there was opposition on
the ground that lodging" in Eliza %
bcthtown would cost - week,
whereas Il could he obtained for
81 week in Princeton. Whether
the high cost Of living" In Eliza 81
bethtown finally swaycd the con-
gress In rejecting II is not disclosed,
but history records ihat the con-
grcss met IN Annapolis, Nd. after
leaving Princeton. aud at no time
sat in Elizabe thtown
The lottcr in part, which recently
came into the possession of Mr..
Rex Worthington Of Harrison. n de-
sccntlnnt OF MIR. Thomson. follows:
Dear Hannah: / have received
your letters dated Monday, I2
o'clock, and Tuesday, 10 o'clock at
night and acknowledged the receipt
of them. MIR. Rend was
mlsinrormed respecting the adjourn
, ment They met on Monday but
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
"T|Z' GLADDENS
SORE, TIRED FEET
No puffed-up, burning, ten
der, aching feet-no corns
or callouses.

"riz' makes sore burning. tired
feet fairly dance with delight. Away
so tho aches and pains, the corps.
callouses. blisters. bunions aud chill
blains.
"Tiz' draws out the acids and
poisons thatNpuff up your toet No
matter how hard YOU work, how
long YOU dance. how far YOU walk,
or how long you remain on your feet
TIE brings restful foot comfort,
'"Tiz" is magical. grand, wonderful
for tired. aching. swollen, smarting
feet All how comfortable. how
happy YOU feel. Your feet Just
tipgle for JOY shoes never $lurt or
seem tight,
Get a box OF "Tiz" now from any
druggist or department store, Mud
your torture forgver-wcar smaller
shoes, keep your feet fresh. sweet
and happy. Just Think \ whole
years foot comfort for fnw cents
---Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
FINISH ST. JOHNS
HOSPITAL
EASY TO DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
You Can Bring Back the
Color and Lustre With
Sage Tea and Sulphur

Whca you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and sulphur. no one can
Tell. because It's done 80 naturally, so
evenly Preparing this mixture.
though, AZ home Is mussy and trou-
blesome. Al little cost you can buy at
any drug store the ready to-use prep
aration. improved by The addition OF
other ingredients called "Wyeth's
Sage ard sulphur ACompoun4" You
iust damrcu sponge or soft brush
with IT and draw this through your
hair, taking one small strand at n
time. By morning all gray hair dis
appears, and, after another applica-
tion or two. your haIr becomes beau
Ufully darkeued, glossy and luxurl-
ant
Gray. faded hair though no dis
grace,-fs a sign of old age, and as we
all desire "A youthful and attractive
appearance got busy at once with
Wyeth's sage and Sulphur Compound
and look wears youuger.--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
Show Real Attraction.

Show Real Attraction,
The Ruby Darby company Is pro-
ducing some OF The very latest musi-
cal comedy successes OF the season.
Miss Darby has surrounded herself
with an unusually strong and ca
pablc cast OF 22 people, including
such well known entertainers as
Hap and Kittlc Jones, Ethel Ster-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
HEARD THERE WAS
CORN IN EGYPT
How Southern Illinois
Came to Get It's Dis
tinctive Name
CAIRO is MAIN CITY
Older Settled Part of State
Saved Others From Threat
ened Starvation

CAIRO, H.. March io.--An early
Illinois famine is hidden in tho nick
ramo OF Egypt" which clingS To
southoTnmost Illinois.
Inquiry ~ to why Egyptian names
came to be intcrsporscd In the south
crn part Of the state with tho Indian
names 40 freely found over Illinois.
recalls q chapter In early Illinois
history that has left It's mark TO this
day.
while cairo received It's name be-
cause It's site at tho meeting OF the
ohio and Mississippi reminded It's
settlers of the ancient city OF the
Mic, the anglo made there by the
rivers wona It's t.tlo becnuse II had
c' n In plenty whom the rest OF hi
iois was swept with tho need
As they turned their faces toward
the south of Illinois, tho needy set
Tiers OF that day remembered Joseph
Rnd his brethren, his interpretation
Or Pharaoh's dream, tho seven fat
wears and the sc"cn lean years. nui
finnlly how all tho world. including
the sons OF Jacob. went down Into
Egypt for corn.
II was In the summer Of 1894 that
tho southern part Of the state be
came Illinois Egypt" Probably the
best and most Generally accepted
story is to be found IN footnoto to
Davidson ana strives Complete
History OF Illinois" published In
1876. Quoting Mr.. Robertson OF
Arnzville writing in the Chicago
Journal four years earlier, the his
tory records:
Fifty years ago. or In the summer
of 1894. there was not a bushoi OF
corn to be had In central Illinois.
a. -.
west OF Springfield. we had to live
for time on vcnlson, black kberrics
and milk, while the men were gono
20 Egypt to harvest aud procure
breadstuffs.
The land we improved wns sur. d.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

and true organic iron. Metallic iron is iron
Iust ms IL comes from the action " stronE
acids on Iron filings. whiio organic iron
~ true red blood food. like the iron
In spinach. lcniis and apples In fact
II you VIII cat u pint or two ~ spinach
half a pint of lentils and three or -four
baked apples each day you VIII prob
ably not need 20 thkc any other form ut
organic iron. but most people prefer to
cat smaller quanttty of iron containing
vegetables and take organic iron. likc
NuNRtsd Iron. with tbom. ~ is like taking
extract ~ bcof insscad ~ eating pounds of
meat To prove - yourself what NuNAted
Iron can do Tor you. get your doctor To
take specimen Of your blood ana MAX"
blood count of your red blood corpus
clcs, then take NuXated Iron for n month
and have y new blood count made and
see how your red blood corpusclcs haVc
Increased and how much stronger and
better you fucl; SEQ how the color has
como back 70 your checks. how steady
and strong your nerves have become. ~
all druggists.-AdVt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

fixing the residence Of congress
there the value OF his estate Will
be increased and he will have an
opportunity OF letting his house at a
good rent. But yet 7 am inclined
to believe this will be opposed by
his colleagues. for Mr.. Condit has
found lodging in this time ~ 80
a week, which enables him to lay up
money And there is reason TO fear
that Elizabcthtown. which Is sn
near New York. will cost him at
least 81. This would be clear loss
Of $50 n year. which Is no trifliur
consideration, and which I dare say
will have due weight with aomc 9th
crs There are other wcighty con
siderations which might be mon
toned.
Your loving husband,
"CIIAg THOMSON"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
Vampire With KayO Kiss
Tries Her Methods on
the Wrong indiUiduai

CHICAGO. March 1o.--"All men
are boobs." was Cleopatra Hartman s
philosophy But Cleopatra has
changed her mind as she sits in her
detention home cell awaiting a stay
OF ten years TO lie in prison.
1t was the boob who refused to
stay boob that put Cleopatra there
Like a number Of other good men
and true Richard Jacker became a
victim Of Clcopatra's coy ways and
was lurod to the doog OF her west
side apartment There, as paradise
was about to descend to earth In
one OF Cleopatra's kisses Jacker like
several others, received a knockout
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

blow from black Jack. When he
regained his equilibrium, eight dol.
lars and his watch we're gone. Also
mis- confidence in Cleopatra.
For a week Jacker patrollod the
downtown corner whore he had mo.
the pretty lure" Finally. one nirht
he saw her. Then came the polio.
and trial for Cleopatra. A numlrr
Of other "boobs' also testified
against her.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
Chnmnlnn stnY.nt.IIomc.

GREENNtLLE, s. G., March 10.
Although he works daily, walking
to ana from work and Is able to care
for n garden, W. |, q. Wilson OF this
city has not travelled beyond ra-
dlus Of one mile from his home in
tho last five years. lie disclaims
any desire To go further
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
THE PLUMBER

Down In the labyrinth of pipes and
coils and taps descends tho plumber
to repair the broken Waterman.
The turning OF the wrong tap" or
the opening OF the wrong sewer
and torrent, a small flood. would
onsuc. Eyesight guarding again.
The plumber MUST be able, in
semi darkness. to discern and Judge
by vision alone the correct thing "a
do---and though YOU are not q
plumber, the same demand Is made
OF you for eyesight efficiency.
What is the condition OF YOUR
vision?
DO you need glassesg Let us
advise you.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
Killed in Fali From Derrick

WICHITA FALLS. Texas. March
is.-Harry Arlington was Instantly
killed this afternoon when he fpI
from an oil derrick at Rrodlev Cor.
ncr, near here. lie was working ON
the derrick Mt the time he fell Lot
ters in his room were signed Mrs
Euna NJ Matthews, cousin, at
Burr Oak. Kan
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

MEXICO CITY, March ia big
congress Of manufacturers ana im-
portcrs is to be held IN Mexico city
in June under the auspices OF the
ConfodcratCd Chambers OF Com
mcrco. Invitations have been sent
throughout the United States and a
largo attendance. i4 anticipated.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
200 benfil6a b,iffnultt

Maorio. tammif. = 8iime lail
antai-iltana dioi espanialainen bop
rpIaapa Santa Siabel matalifolle
8iIloearcian rannifolla. 2aiiuan
uatfustoiistn ia miebistost6 tieoe.
tG6n tibGn mennesI ainoastaan
45 pelastllneen SGlelld olelpat 200
benfilod luullaan bilffllneen.
sSoprpIailpa nioi mataIifolIe, fun
fapteeni ia matfustajot oliipat ipo-
nnGsi1 illallista. 9tGbt0pGsti fpof.
ipi Iaipa pebennlaiIelle falliolle
min fopoEla poimalla, ettG nIeim
mat rbrit menetthpat. benfeniG
ntuutanlan ntinlutin fulmesia. go
bfn oil tapnbt,tni,t. ennenfuin ANUS
tuslaipat ldbteipdt ndpttGmolle.
SenfiiniGGneet eiipat tieb6 mitaGn
toisten fobtalosta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
ErefiSentti eipGnnDt aiunstnsebop
tnfIen

@osbington tammif. = Brell'
bentti g8ilion bplfdii weto-oifeuoel
iaon mlaanfpiljeliidin aipnstan'tsto
torfoittonon ebbotlifien iotattrnns
iiforporatIionin lubistomiiesto. Se
s,ootti fuitenfin bptpdfipi len ititoel
Ieen SO 6GnellG 5 ipostaan 1oten
e5ootus tulee Iafii mifalt ienaottl
on fpIpntpfIesid.
@oustoio6uoneesia otetaon eboo-
t1is uuoelIeen fGiitelhaWGfii ia en-
n,istetetoon, ettd iieIla titlee fdp-
f166n Iantoin fliin ienontis,ottn'
ioten tuliii iGdoetpfii enitratnen
moonpiIieliidin ia toisten teolli-
jiiuslaitosten otpustnmista fosfepa
Iufi fongresiin npfpiielld tstunto'
saubeIlo. @bootus bppdfipttttn alti'
joan e6ustaiobuoneesia 212 aanel
I'd 81 ipastaan iiis polion enent-
urdIl1 frin tarpittapolla taboerl
foImottooion 'enernntistoaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
eSIuruffu raiipDaa Sta tSbtca8pSia

Chicago. - St1sG5icago, Snoia
nan maItion raialla, on iiorofon
fpnIisid. &lruben tiinnin iiialla Il
mestpi fielId SO iioroffotopaiista ia
periantai-iltaan mennesi1 oil fau'
punain TOTO eteI1inen ola iulistet'
til taranteeniin.
SytG7Gbicagon poIiiiipddlliffo on
ponnottonitt 100 plinaaraistG po.
Iiiiia buolebtimaan faranteenim1a-
rGpsten t1ptdntoOnp
&aiffien faranteenialueelle mene'
pien totitpaunaien tdptpp m, M.
tpbientGG n1atfustaiania faranteeni
roialla ia faitfi pleiiet fofonfIet ia
fonIaiouffojen ferddntpmilet on
Felicity. Stt7Gbicagon ndfilufn on
noin $4,000 benfeti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
@bisfsrensas tpiminnasfa

'Gbioagos tanmif. = 2esftpiirin
fteltolain iobtnipa noimoanpano'
tptrfailiin Sranf o. Sficbaroion Ia,.
iui tddIld ettd oil iaotu ielauille pli
toto moan ulottutpu pbisfp- -fala.
ltitto, iota t,ltentasia on uieita bno
mlati,ita 5enfiloit1. ioioen ioufosia
on IiittoboIlitufien ,uirfailiioita ia
er1s fongresiinies. Selwilleiaan.
nos oil tapabtunut, fiin taGlla span
4aittiin Seem yorfista totoiiin ole
apat Sobn Costello ia Sames Sbea
,uimiIet miebet. nlainitii Ufr
Ricbnroion iofa eoelleen pafuntti,
,ett1 mbisfprentaolla on paanlaio1a
Seem yorfisia, Gbicagosia ia Ser
fen gitpsid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
.@enGl6inen f1llta Oinotiisia

Eitbolnta. = "Sogens geDbete-
rim" ntufaan on menGIGistG fultaa
IGbetettp yfuotiiin noin 225 ntilioo
nan frnunun artpoStu. Sulirin ola
fullosta on fGptettp luoritrfiefit
taiparoista, ioito banfitaan 8ettd.
i1G iparten. 2opitt on tolletettii
rlotialaiiiin panffeibin iauoibin
tarfoihifiiin f6stettGpifii. 0tuotfa
laiIen fitllon moastapienttd ei np-
fpddn iallito. W2posfin ulfouoiien
fullan piennille on battfittopa III.
pa. Edllainen liipa on mponnettp
noin 100 mill. friturrin orrposta
perGl1iielle fullalle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
STANDARDIZATION ppetiistG Salpn,em
jlnpfilIe

Stierdiien @nonlen ballitis on
ollnt nopea omafiamaan mnioen
nlaioen\ eoistprpirtutGt iuuntaapfr
tartiet eri aluSila ia iparfinfin Ias
ten boioon ia faspatltfien alatla.
Nainion eiinlertin iiita, mriten iuur
ia buoniota ia bueIenpitoa Guo-
n1esia omistetaan lapiille, sbumnafi
mot @merifan Bunaien Mistim mir
failiiat, iotta iieIlG orpat oIleet toi-
mtnnaSia, lapiio dparten teruste.
tntsIa plllttarbato,tIuisia.
Weelfein iofaiiesia moan iiturem
nlasia faupungisia ia tlinrnsia on
iariestettp pliittarbafoliluin. ioisio
nliiin Idnnolltien foillnnf1pnnin
obella Iapiille annetaan &Dtannol-
GstG opetrsta pliitnrban boibosia.
Sofaiielle Iapielle annetaan pieni
ala foiilun lGbeiippbesfd olepasto
pi,iitarbastn boibettatpafii ia pol
finnoita annetaan parboiten boi6e-
titista fuffa- ia ipibannespenteistG.
&nIIititfien tarfoitlrfiena on tGten
iStiittan Iapiiim toitoa pu,itarbos
boioosia ia iamnlln bnnffia BELLE
iita terpeellistd aianipiettoa uIfsiI
tnasia. mita lapiet tarpitietpat.
Banbentmille lapiille annetaan Or
petuSta fGptdnn0lliien maantpiIie-
lpfien rnsfaanrrnisia toisid. N1ille
piiiitarbafoiiluille. ioita eritpifef
pfiitpiiet bppdntefemGiipp
tpfiet plldpitdtndt ia ioito ballitus
ebistGG ia iuoiii, toinitetaan iieme
niG ia toiutia ietd nt,,ita opetufies
ia tartpittotpia apGlineitd. Wposfin
Bunanen Gisti tannattaa tdtd las
ten nlfoiluatp0stentelpd ipointinfa
ntltfaal.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
&itiem el6ffeet

geeliGfpmmentG gbopsmaltair
4S:sta ipaltiosta on npt 10 bpapGf.
'lbna3ss .Gitien eI1ffeen Ell atuustufier
iosIafin nruooosla. iln,oittau tp6-
6epartementin lastentoimiston Job
taia ipuoiifertomi,fiesia 9sno
ipaltiot oipat bptpdfipneet lem peri
oatteen, ettd lapiia ei oliii erottetta
lpo GioeistGGn ainoastaan fopbpp'
BEN tabben. stitien elafeliiffeen no
pea Iaaientlinrinen tobistoa iitd'
ettG gbbpswaloisia pannaan foti'
eIGnpalle ia dioin boioolle iiinrt
merfitpS.
We,,tta moifto monesia tpaltioS-
fanrne onfin fi,uria rabalrmntlo
nrponnettp tGbdn torfottufleert MIN
opat ne flrntnrinfin mielG pleenIo
oirpan liion pieniG. 9tiiSia ei ole
otettu bnonioon liiadntpnettd eltr
fustonnufiia eitpGtfG lait Min ollen
I6bimainfaan moi pastata tartpet
ia. Mitrtourisia maltioisia on rpl
opttp alion buolelliiesti tittftntaar
tarfoitrfiella Iii1tG arpustlts- i
elGteraboia tortpetta mastaaptfit.
Siitien elGfe. ia otpust1stotnttn
nan n1uooot, ballinto, elaffeioen i
oipustusten il,urittis ia walponta
toirninta ipoibtelee eri lpaltioisl'
nlitG luurimuasia ntGarasia Sas
ten toinisto buomouttaafin rtttel
tGrfeGG on ettG eri naltioiben loi
ia toin1intatopot aIistettaiitin tar
ton ia buolelliien tutfinritflen olo
iefii tarfoitufiella ioaba ielptll
taiffi ne fofemiifiet. ioibin eri fpa
tioisla on Gitien el1fe. ia atpustlis
toininnan olalla titltr. gaiioen to
fenlusten noiollo noitaiiiin litter
tGtG tointintaa ebelleen febittad i
t1poent1G faifisia tpaItioisia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
Oifens fieltGupt tbSwaelta botfot,
ta1ispife1tben

Wasbineton. tanntif. = Mnta'
wtasioon pGGtotIesid, iota fannotti
.f,iuii ia postusti folme tnomarla'
i,rlisti plioifel,s, ettd tpopdenitntot
hni niioen iGienet auoioaan baastao
tpostoantoon trrstiDastaisten la
Hen riffomiiesta jos ne poifteoipat
"fGdnn0lliiistG ia lailliiista tarfol'
titsperistGGn ia fdprpdt ebtalle-
mGGn liifennett1 tooellisten pbtD'
utien tai iolaliittoien foutta."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
Vol. 16
9snin 'iunnnittelee

@asDitlaton, tanlnrif. - MifGIi
5allitiitielIe Mosfolpasta iaapuneis
IA ipiralliiisia tieboisia mainittiin,
on @enaiGn neupostobaIIitus pGdt
tGnpt fGpoa ponemaan tdptdnt0on
irlitta terroriobielmaa ulfomailla.
erittainfin 0enGjG6n raiottulpisia
maisia..
Gifolai 2enirrin maintain iano-
neen, @urohan fontrn,mistien fomi.
teoille antamasiaan i,rlistufiesSn,
ettG "on eboottomosti ip1lttGndtor-
I'd antaal pouiparillifelle niboaifelle
min palipu tetemistG omien iiidis-
ten rettelDitteniG fansin. etta be Ell
not moi Dabingoitta 9eeurposto-
@eilaida."
"Sitltria loffoja tiliii iariest1G
fouttal u1aaiIman", lauiutnai iliIis
tltiesia,, ia aeitatiionia faupbai,tb
teitten. @etldian fansia aapanlniien
pnolesta tnliii IiiGtG. @ttin ipoitni-
fin tnistella nGlGn5GtGG fpastaan
ia! bbStdtd fapitalisnia mastaan
ipaif1tt@pasti taitta maniIman., TIT
liii tGteu menetellG".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
Miss Jianfim perfii nnbelleen
fpngresfitn

Onobo, tantnrif. = Miss Sea-
nette Stonfin, gbopsmaltoin ainoa
eutineii foneresiinoinen loniui
t6GIlG Observation-Disclosures ettG bdn
tuIiii lGbitulepoiiuubesIo pprft.
ut61n 1tiioeHeen ebustaiabuonee-
Ieen. Weiss &anfin pofuiltti, ettd
bGn diff triIlit iiuoelleen tpalttaf-
Il. elIei Iortanan paltiota oltit
iaettu ruiiin piireibin'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
aaniuifemslafiebbo Sapanin
iualtiupGiluiIlG

Tofio, Sapani. - Sonliif. 26 p.
alpaii paautinisteri Sara muoooIli
iesti Sapanin mddrdoitaiiet ipaItio
pdiipdt. aeiiari gosbibito ei ipoinri
oIIa Idsnd aipaiaiiisia ia iiirrettiin
istiinto taututif. 81 p. lluii fofo
mooto fosfeIpa ndisGanioifeusIafiet
botits, ionfa tatona on 3S ipaltio-
bainGmiestd, tuIlaan eiiHam1drl
tommifrutn istunnosia.