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Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
COv. CAMP BELL IS NOW MEMBER
 OF FARM BUREAU
Membership Campaign In Valley To Close With Meetings Tuesday Night;. 1000 Have Joined

Friday afternoon Governor Thomas F.. Campbell signed a subscription blank for membership in the Farm Bureau. While doing this in his ca pacity as a citizen. rather than as a stamp of approval on behalf of the state, Governor Campbelrs signature indicates the aim of the farm bureau movement to get the cooperation of responsible men of breadth of vision.
 The leadership of the various farm bureau organizations is a matter re- ceiving more care than almost any other large associations give it. It has been the aim of the farm bureau move ment since its inception some eight or ten years ago to select for leaders only men of broad vision, of sound reputation and of acknowledged stand ing. As type of these leaders, the representatives of the state and na- tional organizations now in Maricopa county encouraging the farm bureau movement are good examples.
 s. Fred Cummings of the American Farm Bureau Federation is one of the biggest farmers in Grundy county, Illinois. He has been working for years on the problem of systematizing farm practice to point conductive to the largest returns with the least ! risk. He is the biggest farmer in his
 
 state, incorporating a. fixed four-year rotation of wheat, corn, oats and clover. By means of his systematic farming he has almost trebled the production of grain on his half section in the past 1 six years. Mr. Cummings is breeder of Duroc-Jersey hogs of considerable note in the middle west. He is a man of definite purpose and pleasing per sonality, who is into this movement not for salary but for the bettermen of agriculture and for the returns from agricultural improvement which will reflect upon his own business. Cum mings has made great many friends during his visit in Arizona.
 The power behind the scenes in the development of farm bureau work in Arizona is c s. Brown, president of the State Farm Bureau Federation. Mir. Brown has been successful in dairy farming in the vicinity of Tucson, af- ter having spent his younger years in the cattle business in Colorado. With a comparatively small farm bureau membership behind him and an in- sufficient treasury, MT. Brown has spent practically half of the last year, without compensation, In developing the farm bureau idea in Arizona. As Mir. Brown says, T expect to be repaid amply for every bit of effort I put into the farm bureau work, for I am confi- dent that the farm bureau movement will make my business much more profitable, repaying me well in a short while and making farming an industry attractive to my children, and more remunerative, by far, than it has been in the past"
 Both Brown and Cummings are ex- cellent speakers, appearing nightly on programs throughout the valley. They have a message, and better yet, know l how to deliver it. Their further plans are for meetings in the Wilson district Saturday night; at Tempe, at the Union 1 high school auditorium, Monday night
 and at Pendergast school and the
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
PROHIBITION LAWS
 UPHELD IN DEBATE

In a debate held Friday night at the Colored Methodist church on the sub-
 ject of prohibition it was decided that prohibition is not a failure. James Rosser and Earle Johnson attempted to
 prove that the prohibition law was
 failure and cited instance after in
 stance of fragrant violations of the
 measure to support their claim.
 The negative, upheld by Cleo M.
 Roberts and Ben James, Jr., proved to
 the satisfaction of the judges. Clarence
 Lindsey, J. R. Jackson. and Charles F.
 Gardner, that in spite of the many yio- lations of the prohibition law by boot leggers and others, the law itself was
 not a failure. They reasoned that to declare the prohibition measure a failure because it did not entirely do away with the sale and manufacture of
 intoxicants would be the same as to say that any law upon the statute books which was repeatedly violated is failure.
 The church was filled with prohibi- tionists and anti prohibitionists and the speakers received much applause.
 On the occasion of the next meeting of the Phoenix Literary and Debating society, which will be held March 25 at the Second Baptist church, a mock trial will be the feature attraction. c. c. Dotsen is charged with the murder of his wife, and although the evidence against him is entirely circumstantial, Prosecuting Attorney G. S. Rodgers says that the accused must hang or be sentenced to imprisonment for life. The attorney for the defendant is Major Jones, and he boasts of never having lost a case in his many years of practice The public is invited.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
SOW HARDY MANUALS
 FOR ABUNDANT BLOOM

A portion of every home grounds should be devoted to flower raising. Here you forget the rest of the world and reve1 in Natures beauty. You will want to include a few handy annuals as they arc quick growers and prolific bloomers. Con- slider the gorgeous beauty of the Aster, the showy Zinnia and the graceful, lovely Larkspur when making your selection. We offer special collections of these three splendid favorites:
 Germain's Giant Comet Branching Asters-the mammoth chrysanth- emum-like blossoms have artistic ally curled petals. Colors are crim- son, flesh, lavender, purple, rose, shrimp pink, white and mixed Eight 25c packets (8 coiors) SIPS. Your selection of 6 varieties S1 postpaid
 Germain's Annual Larkspur "a handsome flower with fern-like fol- iage and spreading branches com pletely encircled with roseatte- shaped double flowers. Four l0c packets (4 coiors) 25c postpaid Germain's Special Giant Zinnias- of easiest possible culture. Blossoms are enormous in size and gorgeous in color. If you plant but one an nual-let that one be this improved variety of grand old favorite. Six 25c packets-(6 colors) Sl postpaid. Get GermoiH,s Gorden Gside
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

Washington school Tuesday night. Tuesday nights meetings will prob ably close the present campaign for membership, but more time will be spent in endeavoring to inaugurate im- portant farm bureau work.
 The present campaign has resulted in the addition of about 1000 members, while an additional thousand is ex- pected within the next week. The inn portant thing, however, is that, due to the efforts of the local committee in charge of the work, supported by Brown and Cummings, the cooperation of all interests has been sought. The farm bureau, headed by such men as Cummings and Brown, and supported by such men as Governor Campbell has nothing in it's makeup intended for destruction, but is altogether for the betterment of conditions for the farm CTS and for the government of the United States.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
A MARGUERITE HEDGE IS
 HIGHLY EFFECTIVE

A hedge of Marguerites will add an exquisite frame to your garden. Plants develop early, attaining large growth the first season, and bloom over a long period. Flowers are light, dainty and beautiful in their simplicity. The Marguerite is also one of the finest flowers grown for massing, mixed planting and cut ting. Being a hardy perennial it grows more beautiful as the seasons pass. Thrifty plants-improved var ieties only--in 2 inch pots:
 Single White or Single Yellow -20c ea.; g dog.
 Double White (Mrs. Saunders)- 25c ea.; S250 dog.
 (Add 15c dog. for postage and packing).
 Gst Geymain's Garden Guide
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
BIG JIM CORN IS THE
 WORLDS CHAMPION

Even the growers of the famous Corn Belt States acknowledges that they never saw corn that could beat Big Jim. It grows to gigantic height and produces an average of two 10 to IS inch ears to the stalk. It's world beater for grain or en- silage. A cash prize of $100 goes to- the grower of the ten most perfect ears from Germain's special seed. Pound 35c postpaid. so lbs. and over, 1Sc ID. f. o. b. Los Angeles. See pages 46 and AZ of Germain's Gar den Guide.
 Get Gertnnitr,S GnrHer Gfside
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
YEAR-ROUND SPRAY PUMP

You can keep a Deming Success busy practically every day in the year. When you are not spraying fruit trees you can spray garden truck, shrubs, flowers, and roses. Poultry houses, rabbit hutches and kennels are constantly in need of disinfecting, buildings must be whitewashed and autos washed. The Success will prove a valuable assist ant at any of these tasks. Its special construction gives even pressure both on up and down stroke. Price So (Add 20c for postage and pack ing).
 Get Geymdin's GG,den Guide
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

Sow Pansy seed now In frames or boxes and transplant when well es- tablished. Do not be satisfied with any variety less beautiful than Ger mains famous Giants each the Queen of its type. The colors are velvety royal purple, velvety mid night black, purest satiny white with saucy purple eye, exquisite canary yellow, rich wine shades from faint to intense tones, and Germain's sub erb mixture. Six 25c packets Co named varieties) special at Sl post paid.
 Get Germoin,s Gorden Guide
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
COPPER MARKET MAY
 IMPROVE NEXT FALL

That he looks for an advance in cop per early in the autumn was the en- couraging word brought to Phoenix yesterday by G. H. Dowell, manager of the Copper Queen branch of the Phelps Dodge interests.
 Mir. Dowell said that he did not look for a movement of copper to Europe until the exchange situation was strengthened out.
 eve can not do business now, but l believe there will be a change in the situation as early as next fall," said MT. Dowell. By that time things will be in shape so that we will be able to export copper"
 Under normal conditions the Phelps Dodge corporation employs as many as 4O00 men, while at the present time there are but 1700 on it's pay roll.
 Mir Dowell who is spending the week
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
IMPROVED GOLDEN WAX
 A SUPERIOR BUSH BEAN

If you like sweet, tender, crisp string beans-by all means plant Germain's Improved Golden Wax. It is hardy grower and is not sub ject to rust and other bean diseases. Pods are flat, straight and grow in great profusion. We strongly re- commend this variety for home cul- ture or commercial planting. l0c packet; 40c ID. Both postpaid.
 Get GeYmain's Garden Guide
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

are outlined and government extrava- gance stopped"
 Urging less interference by the gov ernment in business, Senator Penrose said be favored abolishing "all of the autocratic m h oom government boards-all the Wilson boards-which rose during the war"
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
PenrOse In Favor Of Abolishing All
 AutOcratic Boards
Republican A. p. Leased WIre1

WASHINGTON, March 12-Speedy action on tariff and tax revision at the special session of congress was promised today by Chairman Penrose of the senate finance committee. He said the object of the conferences ar ranged for Monday between republ- can members of the congressional com mittees and Secretary Mellon of the treasury was to arrange a program behind which all republicans can put their shoulders"
 We cannot look for improved busi- ness," said Senator Penrose, until the tariff and internal revenue legislation
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
A RIGHT START MAKES
 A PROFITABLE FINISH

You KNOW you will raise fat broilers and healthy layers if you start the babies on Conkey's Butter milk Starting Food. 1t agrees with the tender digestive organs of baby chicks and helps prevent that dread disease-diarrhoea. 10 lbs. S1. (Add 15c for postage and packing.)
 Ger Gsymdin,s Gorden Gn;de
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
STOP LOSS OF FOWLS
 THRU GERM DISEASES

Add Germozone Tablets to drink ing water and your flock will be inn mune from bowel trouble, roup, canker and other germ diseases Boxes 25c, 75c and $l.50. (Add Pc for postage and packing).
 Get Gerndin' Garden Gaide
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
5O-FOOT CIRCLE
 WITH THIS SPRINKLER

Buckner's Rotary Sprinkler No 1 enables you to thoroly water circle SO feet in diameter. Its spring bear ing prevents leaks. Price SAYS. Nos. 2, }, and Covering 60, 70, and 80- foot circles) g, $S, and S8.75 respec- lively. (Sent express collect).
 Get Gernidin's GdYden Guide
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
TRY THIS COMBINATION
 FOR YOUNG CANARIES

When raising young birds, two kinds of food will prove better than one Madam Shafer's Nesting Food should be given one day and Spratt's Cod Liver Oil Cage Food the next. This also keeps the mother bird contented as she tires of the. same food day after day. Nesting Food 35c; Cod Liver Oil Food 20c. (Add Pc to either for postage and pack ing).
 Get Gevmdtn,s Garden Gpid<
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
INDICATED SEEDS IS
 "CANDY" TO CAGE BIRDS

It will do your heart good to see your little pet enjoy treat of medi- cated seed. This delicacy is greatly relished by canaries and is highly beneficial because of its mild tonic properties. Sold in metal container at 20c. (Add 2c for mailing).
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

vote of confidence of the German cab inet and it is not considered that there is any danger of a governmental crisis; this despite the criticisms made at the sitting of the foreign affairs committee today, during which Hugo Shines, the capitalist, attacked in vio lent terms not only Dr. Simons but the entire cabinet says a dispatch to the London Times from Berlin.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
WHILE EGGS ARE CHEAP
 PRESERVE A FEW CASES

Eggs treated with Egg-O-Latum will keep perfectly for 10 months. No odor, no favor-as fresh when opened as the day they were treated. Price 52c. (Add Sc for postage and packing).
 Get GernGin'S Garden Guide
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
SPECIAL FISH FOOD
 PROMOTES HEALTH

It is wise to confine your feeding to Germain's Special Fish Food. Be ing highly concentrated 1t contains a large amount of nourishment with out bulk. This is a very important factor, as bulky food fouls water and causes disease. Packet 10c-3 for 25c. (Add 2c for postage and packing).
 Gel Geynain's Gdrden Gaide
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
Gerrnan Cabinet Votes
 Confidence L Tn Sin,ons
rRepubIican A. p. Ieas.aw,r.,

a'oNDoN, March 12--Dr. Walter Simons. the German foreign n,in,ster q ana the other German envoys to the london conference, have received a
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

Get in on this contest before all the seed is sold. Make a try for the $200 cash prize which will be award ed the boy, girl, man or woman who grows the heaviest melon from Ger mains Giant Wonder Watermelon Seed. We maintain that this won derfu1 new variety IS the largest, sweetest, most luscious melon ever produced-and for these reasons alone deserves a place in your gar- den. Packets 20c postpaid.
 Get Ger1IGiH'S G0rden Guide
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
HAND WHEEL FLOW IS
 THE IDEAL GARDENER

With a small amount of labor on the part of the operator, Planet Jr. No Y will accomplish as much work in one day as five men. 1t blows, weeds and cultivates. Ideal for women's use-and a handy gar dening tool for the man of the house. Price $12.25. (Sent express collect)-
 Get Germain's Garden Gsside
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

in Chandler from Bisbee, was in town only for a few hours yesterday.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-06-24
Nnstalaistptt6jen nspnuit tntfit-
taipafii.

u B
ct. HnuI, Minn. Aunerl1oori
Breus on mddr1nnpt ipirolliien tilt
filinon toiinitettatpafii niieen fantei-
ben iobbosta, ioiben mnfnan Min-
1eapplilaiiisid ntustnlaiiisio ippte-
tddn vostoipan id 1lppipdii tpainoia
toillleen ia iannlln petfutta1pan
toiiiaon tdllaifisfa fa,ipoisia." Ser
rotoan tapnhtuneen IilIafin totpolla,
etfa iofu n,usfnlaiiista on npnnut
lttlorer fpttonid ,painrofii iollefin
toilelIe nlli5taIaiielIe brapistG him
nasta, lllitta tpai1nofIi npptp tpft6
on Faraftiliif atpiaFiebe!l !lktsiin DIR pinn lef,
iarfeen fitn ia on ioanut rahot.
9nomatnimpat,a fantojana tiigiG
musfalalsiiiti,sia on prGs ssranfe
Zee 1liminen nli,lileapoIiIainen mus
toluillen, iofd inGittdd !piioen nuo.
Den aialla mafialleenia bhfeenid
$25, 900 f,tloesta eri fpoimosto lot
ia faiffi opot baneItd fnranneet
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-06-24
ndlkddff kuolema$$a.

Nirningbain glln. 5elitt1ett
Eettd tDottonlppoen ieurauf'ana monet
pfiitpiiet ia perfect 8irTliligbnllls=
la otDat falrbeasia puutteesia, fan-
punsin fonlisiipnerit antoiapat ililis-
tuflen, feboittaen fanialciiio rpbtp-
ntian tilapaiiiin atpustustoimenpi-
teiiiin.
raerrotnan ett1 biliattoin toilni-
tetllt tutfinlnfIet capat toOenneet, et-
I'd eIlei pifaista ia paterpGd npllo
lnaoa, monet faupunefn aluffnista
nd1ntDlp1t niIf1an.
uSulistufiesIa ia1lotaan, ett1 il,u-
tin ola tp0ttonlist1 tpolaiiistd on
ieIIdiiesia aielna5ia, eta BELLA ei ole
Inlitddll iuubi,il pa1tnpao. eiapdtfGii
spoi tebo6 1nit1dn aien1a,ria poran-
tdliriiefii.
uSilallteen biiIifaimartoallcillo
felittdIDdt ipaltion tpoip1en:iitpu ion-
totRiebet fdpiDdn paitDd pdiipdlt1 pa
bemmafii Nratt gitpsiii idiist1dn
ilnloitetaan oleipan folnteiatao per-
BETA, ioiIo ei ole r,tiirfddnlaisto ra=,
iDillton f1Dtetf1tp1n11n
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-06-24
snontdlaineH mics pnhnistettn
Runtrealisia.

Gras fatrial1iIelllnle, jofa oifoi
natfustaa 5uonreen Montreolisto
no. t. 21 pl,d l0htenceIIi D'eaantrc
loitpalla, iolitiii ebeIIiieno iItana iol-
.lafin moiltitiln faup,inain Ipri1fa-
onlla fi,lfiesfnan rosirpien poriin,
ioffa tpfienifpat b1net tipoelIiiesti
Wiiebelt1 tpietiin Inofnottoapa iltln=
ma roboa, feup ia faiffi tasfuisia
olleet piffi, eiineet. gfosipot oIitpat
bDof1nneet iibrinia filnhpltnn fafnn=
pain ia pibelleet b6nti min fo1po-
folirnllesti, ettd ban tliIi toiuibinia
tposta ioiraolasia, ionne poIiifit Off
ipot banet toimittoneet. NostoinfGf=
ntilen taboen iiirtpi sllon,intotfa
toistoiiefii.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-06-24
Naiielta rosnottiin $4,000.

Chicago. Gtt1 banen miebeniG
oil SEEM Dorfisin, teIefooninio tar
nitli foriol,sta ia etti bdn IdiIntti
lltonant ialofitpenI1, ofimut tdnoeIIi-
lesti fen rostpon tieoosfc, iofa nil.
me ntonNal1toirn pio1tti @enerol
Deotcr Com iobtainn ,pairnon Wers
s. 8. Doulein hdnen fotonoon nie.
ben faaIiinaon $4,000 jaGofinisia
ia $4,000 nlaffotpnn bplfeennabfai-
len fnnpu,l.
NrS Douug fertoi tlntpmattomar,
lnieben ioittanecit oni.pIlon feIEu
1890 ap. ID iIlioittaneania oleluar,.
"a telefoonifnrinuia, ioten ets1nta
lnsfi bdnet iii1dn n1Iittantditi rnie.
bestd zen enenlpd1 ia mennen tnfai.
i'm lnofullNe 0etfen perasti il.
mestpi mics reipoliperi f6Desi1 E.
MAINTAIN mofliublioneeieen, pofoit.
tnen banet Iuoiputtanaan ioFofiipen.
ID .. m. falIeutenio.
Barastet,it faIleuoet oIiipnt $6,.
900 mafiaipn rintaforiste, fafii ior.
itlusta, icioen 1bteinen nripo DI1
$7 900 in foImos $500 ar,poiner
salofiipiiorrnus.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-06-24
Snnri fa,tppa bGiuitettp.

Wtaanmilieliidin raba-cSia forpo-
ratiioni S1OO,OO0,0 900 pa0ornaIIa on
b3pglp1finppttD ia ilnlait llturci, liitfeel,
otp,stnsta. On iImoitettu iuurcn
liiffeen oloiffaipan il,urto buoita
maonipilieIiidin rnEn -olio forporot-
iiotlift perlstoiniien aipi,stamiiesia.
nnan ne oipat pddttdneet tllla tpi,
meett ilnan ,llfoo aqua, iInlan iaat-
tanatfa iffenIG nlinfIdn tDoifuttilnen
olle, iobon lion Fifteen fonsNa phtn-
minen tpoiii beibdt fietoa a
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-06-24

Maoiion, Wis. q. t. Sirstin
ebootus fniffien nutonaobiilien me-
rottaniiefii Biseoniinin ipaltiosIo
tiili bpli1tDfli eoustajabmoareesia.
BoItion feilaatti oil bptpdfipnpt lei,
il1liralln cnemmistoIl1. Gb6otltfien
tarfoitis oil iperottoa faisfia auto
ntobiileid 2 proieltttin niioen arlpos-
"a. etta oliii iaatu fofoon $500
900 fl,mma. jofa aiiottiin f1pttGa
1noanteioen forjanrniiesn ieurnoapon
faboen ipltooen ojalIo. aainlaotiia.
tnnnaa rahaipnIiofllnto ioutilu mt
'lulnnittelemaoti nniia feinoia aporo-
len fortllttamiiefii fuaItion rraontie.
ip:rnstoIIe.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-06-24
Sid ei iuni pafoiftaa tgttoGGu IGh-
temG1n Snpmeeu.

Wprcester, Mass. Mrnerifon
olot ia iet laitoflet otpat tulIeet rof.
faifIt 14-puotioalIe ertiIin Gonnil-
le ia perinfocifenben t,ton,ari s.. Is.
Chamberlain on antanut n0ordaf-
len, etfei tHtod fao pafoittaa meme.
miidn Siiomeen.
IDton iid on iltnnnitcIlut Suo.
meen niatflstoniista rpbtnafIeer iieI.
Ia n1aanipilieIiiafii ia bollioiii Iuon.
ottaa tnton rnlfoonio
n'uffa tptto fieItaptpp Iabtemdst;i
len pernsteello, ettd peLfaa ioutu.
manfa lielld rasfaaieen ruumiiIIi-
ieen tp0bon.
Entolle tlilIoon nlddr6in66n oi.
teiioen puolesta boIbooia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-06-24
$sIttannt 80 iifaaria pGimGsia
45 m1ptta.

EbiIobelphio. Tdsfd faupin-
eisla a1m, nlies, iolla sbfd on enrd-
ms tllpofanpoIton aialla. 8dne,l nj.
meni6 Oh Son,cs B. Wurfe ia ifdn-
ID 70 1pirotta. yselidrltnnlmenenapii- III
ben tpa.ooen oion on han polttanut
nom 80 iifoarin p0ipdsi6. Wies on
terme, monen lapien ia ia ifoiiG ia
on b1n 1pnlG tapnn1 sIG,n6lt i,,ton.
Mnttnnttinoon on iifanrien rnaistele-
mi,en tdtdldiiesia i1n.resia iifooris
tebtonsio. Wlirfe ei niele iotD,,io ei-
I'd p,ireste4e iifaorin tprlfid. Suolel-
liiesti ndltt0;i ban iaiDi.tteIeHiien
cnne,t oolnioistn.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-06-24
9tnurufaiucn tuttnnstanut

minneapolis, Wiinn. Srangctt
Strausbera Ct 8aulisio iiiaitie-
nan Mercboltts Motional ponfin
polipelitfiesia ollitt II ipltotias
iuofiupoifo, tllnuusti t1fGIdficsia
lasten oifeltoesla lauontnina tparas=
taneenin pnnfin parola $500 iefd
$9,0O0:i ariposta tfeffejd. Sofia
fa,1oi poItta,eenla tiefit Sofia of
aifaiiemn1in tunnustanilt rifofienia
pastori 90 S. Witt'ille, jonfa fiiora
ban of oinnitt parlfin poIipelllfiesia
ollesiann.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-06-24
9nbfaafantaiasfa panfin prciibcn-
tiff.

@oabineton. 8. 6. MiIton g.
Niles, jofo nlfoi uranso gbopsmoI-
thin robostooepnrtnentisio tisbfnn
oisfnionu I6annlitps psaiuneisid ! ia
iaShbsttdidin ipeoen fonfniono, i'd.
litt;in ellen Miaos Notion1I pa,ifilt
preiioertiffi. iofo ponffiIiife OH mn.
riassin roboIoitofiin ibdsic:. llieito
nnoiio on ban oIlllt tlion ponffiloi-
toticn fpnroprefioentti1,0. Miles ioo.
bni pddfmtpalnfiin isseito ipuofio tit
Ten rohottonona poifniena 'sHelbp
fnirntisfn, Dbiosta. H,,bbistoesfoon
cfn"n fothpoio ID litnfiesic1n rabos.
fcncNnrtementin hooIeid t,itfi hdn Fl.
''~ra'idSicitn. Hreiibentfi mrainlen
r'r'ifti hdnet rotd-oiioin sibteerin,
2pmo,' s. 0ogen npuldiiefii
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-06-24

s0ebeapaijmmns tnottannt innrta
pabiatoa Tpbiois. 0afotasia ia
Nontanasia.

Wanoan. u. 3of. feldf. Is y. -
Eihpe,ipMrfautlet Malbourisia, Mon-
.:auasio ia Sentinel Butte ia Meoo-
ran, go. Dafoton tp6lill1, iotfo oil
mot illuri ian,uan aifoan eilea, iai-
teen pl,olen pdltpdll, hlottinot dr-
piolto tiabdnlien 0ollarien eoestG
tpabi1,fod. 0lloneito .llli lofrSt,,fii
pois ola oiasia @iIborrisio ia io-
bottain elutoita buffiii ol1nfomoiIIa,
tGrd1u loobun tieoon lllafoan. anif-
ii rattotie laneat oipat n,oasio Gie.
finio,Mn ID @lenoimen tp6liIl6 ia ts,
Iefoor,i Iil,iot o1pot ep6fgnnosia
BiIpenmtrfalls Bubour;sin u1iiiit.
ii ieIiasiofpnancnesn lpiioesid mis-
,,in,tiSjn @edmer puron ip6f'emien
tpeiieu po,.h,ffIi. 9eii .rIml TAM
nlngin tpaltn fohnt ellen fafii ioI-
faa spetto foonllo IA fi,lietti p,loIi
ti,ii,lon huoneito nlelnpo4n oioon
fo,,pr,rfio. Gi apieId tieor.a onto fc-
tdGr f,,oIlnt
1nna iGGnNt oman onnenia npiaan.
Nortbern Naciftcin IGrteen mere-
ma motfl,stoja ilrna $50. OH iiii-
npf oman onenia ,roinnn BiIbmIis-
ia ia I6nteen menetp6 No. Z oil i6d-
mt 130 MALTA it66n GentineI BUT
ten ia @ebornn tpGftlI1.
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rem oion ro,ltatiest6 ia pienernpid
1sltoia ID bolpntli;tn iil.oia. 2dbeIld
8Ibailria f1rfi tulipn meli iauren
ralitatie lillian ia mel rlufnnonn poll
Jon tntporoo.
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dran1olWM eftd Ntetlctn frenH5eneV
snIaiIsit~p piiais ssetii -, is4tsssa lis.
rect ratdo.
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ipann eninrnGu ipobfrlfon oa, tulIut
roltateille ia fnrjdlle alonfomoillu.
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@len6ispesto ia r,lltista oiista lan-
nesf6 l6AetetG1lt apua. &dfffi Dli
mnr1tcrcen fltlfelpnt ilinot Northeri1
9sacific tiellG ptpat palalltetnt meme
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