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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29

Miss Anna Kaufman is visiting in
Fargo this week as the guest of Miss
Florence schwarz. She, with Mrs. j.
j. Schroeder, who is the guest of
friends at Bismarck, N. D., are en-
route from attending the convention
wonaen's Missionary societies of the
Evangelical association. They will re-
turn the end of the week:
Tracy r. Bangs, 513 South Fourth
street., left this morning to join Mrs.
! Bangs at the Bangs summer nome at
AIake .Benidji- Mrs. Phillip Bangs
sNwill go to the lake on Sunday. Phillip
hangs expects to go to Minneapolis
Ethe first of next week, and will motor
Eur with Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Bangs,
who are coming to spend their vaca-
ton al Bemidji and Grand Forks.
4 X X X
Miss Catherine Gardener is visit
ing in the city as the. house guest OF
miss Thelrna Durtck, 322 North Sixth
Istreet, while en- route from Denver,
Devils Lake. Miss Durtck will &C
company Miss Gardener to Devils
Lake, and will remain over July 4.
Mrs. D. c. Hair and her two chill
dreh left at o 70 today for
\ Wisconsin. Mrs. Hair will leave her
/ children in Wisconsin with relatives
7 and then will continue east for an
extended trip. She expects to go tc
Niagara Falls. New York. Washing.
ton, and points in Virginia. and will
/, be away Tor several weeks.
fs&f> X X
Mrs.L. H. Garter and son Robert
will motor to Lake Be1nidji today tt
spend some time at their cottage a
IAvinia. Mr.. Carter will join his fam
lily later. Roy Carter and Bud Aus:
bury have been on a weeks tril
Though the northern lake region o.
MinEesota and returned on Sunday.
The ladies', aio of the East Wall,
church announces a sale to be held o.
July 4 at the T. Torkelson farm home
All members of the congregation ant
all friends Of the ladies' aid are In
vited.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29

several Of the games arranged I,

Several Of the games arranged for
the community base ball team, have
been called off on account Of Catcher
F'ahey still being lasd up with blood
poisoning in his hand.
Owing to the numerous wAshouts
on the N. P. railroad In the south.
western part OF the state, tramc over
this section Of the G.. N. 10 very heavy
as the N. P. passenger and freight
trains have been running over G. N.
road.
The cream station Of the Granville
Cooperative Cream Producers associa-
ton. inc. will open this week. The
Stavens building on South Main street
has been secured for the station and
a competent nan has been secured
to run the station.
The Sterling orchsstra played for
q dance ut the local theatre Monday
might. Donald Stubbtns. OF the
Granville boys. is the saxophone play
er IN the orchestra.
Lowell Hills, the youngest son OF
Mr.. and Mrn. o. S Hilla, had the two
bones Ia his left forearm broken.
when the horse he was riding stepped
IN badger hole and fell. Lowell had
= similar accident = couple OF years
ago.
willow city crossed bats with the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29
Women Are
ID al The
State Convention

Mrs. W. 6. Menges, 214 walnut
rect, was reelected district presi-
Int of the Wonaen's Missionary 60
eties In the North Dakota branch
the Evangelical association at the
nual convention of the association
ich opened in Lehr. N. D., on June
Miss Anna Kaufman. Of East
and Forks, who was also a local
Preventative at the meeting, was re-
kcted as secretary of the young peo-
rs work in the association. Mrs. J.
schroeder Of Grand Forks attend
the convention as the official dele
he from the local auxiliary. Mrs.
knges returned from the Injecting
lis morning after stopping IN Fargo
r a brief visit with friends e n route.
fifs Kaufman and Mrs. Schroeder
Kill return later.
The convention, which was conclud-
ia on Sunday, has been pronounced
bne of the largest and most success
Full ever held by that society. Mrs.
Menges presided.
Considerable gains during the last
year in the societies progress were
evidenced by the reports of the off,
Ecers and secretaries and there was
Little Heralds' and other children's
sq4teties. Eight hundred dollars was
pledged by the convention for, mis-
sionary purposes. Speakers Of pronai-
hence included Rev. F. c. Nickel, OF
Cleveland, Ohio ,ani Miss Natalie Ber-
ner, a returned missionary from ia
pan.
ofacers to assist Mrs. Menges dur
ing the year are Mrs. Sucker, Bis.
naarck, vice president; Mrs. c.. F
Strutz. Bismarck, recording secretary;
Mrs. F. Fischer. Cavalier. correspond
ing, secretary Mrs. John Fischer, Ash.
byS' treasurer; Miss Anna Kaufman
East. Grand Forks, MINI, secretary
Young Peoples Missionary circle; Mrs
c. F. strutz, Bismarcks secretary
Message Bearers; Mrs. w. Butschat
1ehr. secretary. Little Heralds; Mrs
Mary Teichmann Fargo secretary
Missionary Literature.
Mrs. Menges came to Grand Fork.
from Cavalier a short time ago hel
husband. Rev. W. C. Menges having
recently accepted the pastorate Of the
Evangelical church here. r.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29
BANDIT IS
SHOT IN GUN BATTLE

Chicago, June 29.-Ieonard
Banks, associated with Spike
.o'Donnell, the bank robher and be-
lieved by the police to have been
implicated in several robber1es. was
shot to death this morning in a gun
battle with Policeman John Nc
Mahon.
Mcmahon ordered Banks to halt
and be searched for weapons. Banks
fired three shots at Mcmahon. one
grazing the latter's shoulder and the
policeman retaliated by firing twice,
killing Banks almost instantly. Banks
was at liberty under a writ OF super
sedeas after conviction as one Of the
robbers who held up a Chicago bank
some time ago. "
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29
CHILD DROWNED.

G~rantsburg, Wis, June 2e.-Anna.
2-year-old daughter OF Albert Wick
man, a farmer living east Of here, was
drowned Monday afternoon. Mrs.
|Wickman, the mother, had missed the
child but a few minutes and went to
look for her, finding the body In the
Wood river, which run through the
farm. It is believed that she fell in
while playing on the banks.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29
GRANVILLE NOTES

Granville. N. D., June 2s.-Quite 4
few people. irons here attended the
Bottineau County fair last week.
Rev. Stfert OF Delta, Iowa, has
been assigned to the Granville M. z.
church and Is expected soon to make
his home here.
o. o. Sheggeby wa called to Gran
lite Falls Mimi, last week, by the
sides at that place.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29

Mrs. Henry Keller OF Sherwood, N.
D., who has been the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. N. Simmer, 324 South
Fourth street. left on Tuesday noon
for Minneapolis and st. Paul, where
she will remain until after July 4th
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Berg CRuby
Erickson) left on Sunday night for
Minneapolis, where they will be the
guests Of friends for a short time en-
route to Duluth. Mr.. and Mrs. Berg
expect to take the boat trip down the
lakes and will return by way Of the
points of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhord Jacobl
(Glenna Carving have returned from
a two weeks outing Al Lake Bernidji.
They were guests at the jacob, sum
mer home at Birchmount beach.
Mre. E. Walker, 81 North Third
street, accompanied by her two chill.
dren, Evelyn and Stanley, lefh fol
Seattle. Wash. on Monday night To
spend the coming two months. with
relatives there and at other western
points. While in Seattle they expect
ITO be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
M. Merrill, who formerly resided here
. = x. X + X L"HEI +LHt..
Mrs. Julia Rood, a2oA South Third
street. accompanied by her son Elme,
and her grandson, Eric, have gone
to Frankfort, Ind, where they viii
visit Mrs. Rood's daughter Mrs. Ear
Miller for & time. They expect to a<
guests Of Mrs. Foods daughter, Mrs
Vern Layton at Tosko, Oklahoma be
fore returning. $500
Master Buddy Murphy ana Mis-
Clare Murphy left this morn
ing for Benhidji, where they will b
the guests of their grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. p. M. Dicaire for a fort
! night. They will be accompanied b,
/ Miss Edith Barclay. Mrs. Murph.
will Join her family at the end OF tw'
weeks
Mrs A. L. Larson, 1902 Universit
avenue, left this morning for Berntdji
Mimi, where she Will spend the SUI
mer at the Larson cottage at La
vinia- Her son Leonard went there
week ago to open the cottage, and tn
remainder Of the family expects Il
motor over later.
Mis-. Mary o'Keete. 1nternaaena
to enjoy an outing with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Lake. 220
Cheyenne avenue are now visiting 4
Fargo as the guests of Mr.. and Mr.
A. c. Warner former local residents
They are IN route to Grand Fork
from Ottertail Lake. where they hav
been enjoying an outing at the sum
mer home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Reichelderfer of this city. 4
/ Mrs. Peter Smith Of wenatches
Wash. arrived In Grand Forks o
Monday to visit for several weeks a
the guest of her mother, Mrs. N
Cranley, 619 North Fifth street. Mr.
Smith was Miss Pearl Cranley befor
her marriage which took place Las
September.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29
PRISONER

La Crosse, Wis, June ga prs
oner with a handcuff on a wrist,
who escaped from Sheriff James A.
White, Of Michigan City, Ind, by
jumping from a train between WI
mona, Mimi, and La Crosse, early
this jnorning was being sought in the
hills around Dresbach. Mimi, today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29
SET OUT
FOR BOMBING TEST

Newport News. Va, June ze.-
Planes from the Hampton Roads
naval base and Langley held put out
to sea at 8 o'clock today t search,
for the radio controlled battleshtpI
Iowa, preparatory to an attack with
dummy bombs. More than = score
OF scouting seaplanes left the naval
base and = Joined by a!rplaneS,
from Langley feld.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29

tated. undecided as to what he would
do. Then he said: 7 will. go just to
show you that I can catch that crazy
rabbit and when I come back I'll
bring you a piece Of cotton from his
tail to show you that I caught him.
I'll do it so quickly that the King will
never know anything about IT Then
he spoke to Jack, the Wood Rat:
Jack, you climb into this bed and II
the King m home he will not no
tice that I have gone Jack did a.
Red Fox told him for he was afraid.
Then Red Fox came to the door and
looked about for a moment and away
he went into the thicket. This 10 my
story, o King"
Ibid he get a piece Of Cotton from,
your tail, Jack % asked Jerry. the Jay
for he wanted something to tell.
Tomorrow-Where Did Red For Ge1
the Cotton?
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29
REJECTS BoND ISSUE.

81. Coud. MINI. June es-6k.s
Cloud yesterdaye rejected d proposal
u issue I 5000 OF municipal bond9s
FOR the erection of a n.snaortaas
.arrs6ry building by d vote of lss54e III
7s5. The vote was slightly over y
per cen OF that At tie last prasass
dental election. The etate stood
ready 70 ada $4,000 to the armcrJs
building fund. :
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29

.@J+"H.E
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. McGovern,
blanche o'Gorman) are here to
spend the summer months. They
\ Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Huesgen and
two children Of the Neils block. left
on Tuesday evening for Devils Lake.
Today they were guests at the we'd
ding ofMr. Huesgen's sister, Miss
Helena Huesgen and Edward LaFave
of Morris, Mimi, which was solemn
lied this morning. During their visit
in Devils Lake Mr.. and Mrs. Huesgen
will be the house guests Of the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Huesgen. }T
The aid society of the First Luth-
eran church will meet on Thursday
afternoon in the church par!ors. Mrs
Olaf sundbye and Mrs. Thomas
Waller will be the thostesses.
Mrs. Lucy Ures Of the Gotham
block left this morning for Thief
River Falls where she will join her
daughter Kathleen and spend several
days with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. sidney 1onren
who have been guests OF the formers
mother, Mrs. E. e. Lommen, vent tc
Fordville on Tuesday morning to be
guests Of Mr.. Lommen's brother, DR.
Clarence Lommen and Mrs. A. G.
Lande,. before going to Grandin
where they will make their home
Mrs. Lommen was Miss Lena Berg OF
Buxton before her marriage, which
was a recent event.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29
BODY IOCATED.

La Crosse, Wis, June 2s.-The
body of A. Cox. Brownsville. Mimi,
drowned last February when his
automobile broke. through the ice
here, was found today at the mouth
Of the Root river, three miles south
Of the city.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29

local base ball team at Granville
Friday afternoon with, a score Of "A
to 6. in Granville's favor. Niemaker
and Arthur orth were pitcher and
catcher for Granville.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29
|OF INTEREST TO, WOMEN
Girls Leaua For
Okobodn Lake Today

Misses Charlotte Hanson ana Mari
on Dixon of the Hirh School Girls
Student club of the Y. W. c. A. left
this morning for Lake okobodji.
Iowa, where they will attend the
girl reserve conference in session July
2-ll. At Fargo today the local girls
planned to meet Mics Dorothy Stoudt
and Miss Helen Berquist of-the high
school division of|the Fargo Glkl re-
serves, who, with Miss Halen Haas,
recreattonal secretary, will also 90 to
the conference. !.
Girls, from the north central field
OF the Y. w. 6. A. which includes the
states Of North and South Dakota,
Minnesota, Nebraska and Iowa, are to
attend. Miss Gertrude Ann Geopfarth
Of Minneapolis, Is to be the execu-
tive officer. Reports Of the special
work done by the respective divisions
OF high school girls during the year,
and a program for the coming year
will be mapped out. Recreation will
have a place on the afternoons pro-
gram each day. &
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29
Women To Assist In 4
Entertaining Guests

For the women who wish to
attend the Bankers dsnce at the
Fair Grounds pavilion a special
car viii leave the corner OF Third
and DeMers at $3.50, $500 and
$50 p. n.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29
No fares win be collected.

An invitation has been. extended to
the. young wpnen of Grand Forks to
attend the dance to be given tonight
at the fair grounds pavilion, in honor
of the visiting bankers, who = here
for the Bankers convention this
week. The committee in charge OF
the dance has extended the invitation,
and is urgent that, o. large company
attend and assist in entertaining the
out of town guests
The Business and Professional
women's club, Miss Medora Knox,
president, has been extended q spe-
5cial Invitation BY The dance commit
tee to attend. Dancing will begin at
8 o'clock and Emard's orchestra has
been engaged to play the program.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-29

Observation-Disclosures Did Red Fox Get
the Cotton?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14

Roma. IL febhraio tn prOgctto dl
leggc prcsentato dal Ministro dcNa Pub o
blica Istruzione, On. trocc. per una
riforma scolastiCa basata sui principlo
di liberia scuola cd csamc di state, 9
state rcSpinto a CrRndc maggloranHa Il,
voti dalla Commissions Parlnmcntare
incaricata dell'Csamc per rherlrno alia
Camera per Ia discussions.
I motivi per / quail Ia maggioranza
III delta COMMISSIONS la rrspnto II
progetto in parlora 81 tondano prlnci-
palmente sui fatto che In riforma cost -
tuirebbe un attentato al carattore lalc"
della scuola. FER uuanto non 81 poSSa
smmettere che il MiniStro irocN abhlf
eoncepito il progctto dt riforma per
ragioni politiChc. purtuttavia 81 CohStat! !
che ESQ coincide con gil Interest," dc!
partito popolarc cattollco' glac'hc
mira ALA fine della scuola di state.
In seno ALA Commissions parlamen
tare 81 sono dclineatc due tendCnI'
antagonistichc fra Iibcrali . PopolarI.
Qualcuno ritienC che il progrtto del TN.
Croce potrcbbc CSSCrc ucColto con
aualche emendamcnto, ma p oplnionG
che a cio' difFcilmcntc 81 picghercbbe Il
ministro prcdettO.
I Liberali cd dcmocratici SostcnEon"
che la progCttata riforma "oSutuiSrl
una grave insidia al Carattcr" Schict'
tamcnte laico 9 prevalcntem"ntc puhOhcQ
finora avuto dalla scuola in Italia. |
popolari invccc appogglano Strcnua =
mcnte il proCctto delrOn. 'roc",
Fare prcviSioni al riGuard" Sarebh'.
per il momcnto. coSu aZ2ardata. Non s.
sa Sc il Govcrno intcnda ann'tt'r'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14

with a blackjack. The pair escaped
after the "sailor" made several vain
attempts TO run the car.
The man and woman accosted Hon- :
man at Broad Street Station, and asked
TO be taken to Wissahickon avenue and
Coulter street. Just as Hoffman stopped
at this point the sailor" reached over
from a rear seat and struck him on
the head. The driver fell from the car.
lie managed to get TO his feet and
tried to dsarm his assailant. But
the woman came to the aid of her com i
panion and during the scufhe Hoffman
received several blows on the head.
While he lay scmiconscious on the side
walk the assailants tried to start the
car. Hoffman shouted for help and
they ran out Wissahickon avenue.
Hoffman was taken to the German =
town Hospital. He lives at 1916 East
Lirpincott street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14

alt 'approvazionc del progetta prcdctto
ed quclli per laumcnto del prczzo del
pane Q del controllo delle industric da
partc degi opcrai. la questione Ill
iiducia
In quanto al progctto per iaumcnto
del prczzo del pane il Ministcro non
dubita di riuScire vittorioso. accettGudo
uualChe cmendamcntc che alcuui com
petenti ritrngono Indispensable o
Uuanto memo OpDortunO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
Bio German ships Allotted

Spccidl cable DiSpdtch. Copyri0ht. i92I
London. Feb 1.-THE Bismarck and
the lmpcrator, former German steam
ships. have been disposed of by the rep
arationS committee. the former TO the
White Star Line and the latter to the
Cunard Line. Two ambassadors will
sail for America on tho Auuitania to
morrow. One is Sir Auckland GcddcS
British ambassador. and the other, Sac
EeSsc, Of Chind.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
GIRL AND MAN BEAT
DRIVER OF TAX|CAB
Use Blackjack and Knock Driver
From Car in Effort to
Steal 1t

\ man wearing the uniform Of Il
sailor. accompanied by II we'll dressed
young woman. attempted to steal taxi
cab belonging to George Hoffman. early
this morning, after beating the driver
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
'PER UN PR0GETTO
|. D| LEGGE IN ITALIA
La COMMISSIONS per rlstruzione
Pubblica Respinge la Proposta
Riforma Scolastica

Published and Distributed Under
PERMIT NO. 34i
Authorized by the act Of OCton,r "'
1917. on file at the Postoftice Of fhi''-
A : RURLESON.
Postmaster General
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-10
SptoAuGempttp On laffaittettt

@osbiHeton, belmif. = Sotaiib'
teeri 8dfer muiGrdii iotatpGenoton
tdpbeIliiesti Iopetettatunffi fongres.
tin eplpGfipmdn pdatosebbotutien
utltaan iosiG iddoettiin ettG iota-
.pden ipGrip1ps oil lopetettaipa, fun
nes armeiian miespoima of ipdben
tpnpt 175,000 miebeen. Breiibentti
@iIion fieltdptpi allefirioittanlastn
.etootusta, miitta bpipdfipttiin ie
iiiaoelleen riitt6ip1n iuurillo enem-
nistoiIIG fitmmasiafin buoneesia,
fenndtisia 67 GGnellG 1 nastaon.
Ainoastaan ienaattori 9irbp, bemo-
frati, glrfaniafista, tannotti preii-
6enttin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-10
Surnllimem pnnettonrnns
aaaprencepille, Su., belmif.

aa,prencepille, Sn, belmif. =
G4runett 8unpan niminen opettaia
ia leitiemGn oppilastaan laipat iar
u,anln Observation-Disclosures ia faf
Il sppilasta louffaantui ipaaralli-
festi, fan tanmi nitroglpierinid ra-
iGbti lGbellG erdstd maaieuoun fo,t-
Iua, folmen nmilin pGdsiG tdaltd
RGiGbbps tapabtlii pdimdllisloman
Gifana. iolloin crds poifaoppilas
ISpii fonuun folilin lnbettpuilta
tietGnlGtt6 fen iiiGltGipdn rdinbbps.
.ainetta. ISGn mistnii fen toiperilleen
ia Sonlabbus oil ieural,flena. &ou-
tubuoneen pfii leinG lubistni ia
oer @unpan ia Iieita poifia lenii
noia so jnlan forfeuoelle ilmaan.
Rolllubuoneen toiielIa puolcn ole.
tpat tpttooppiIaat paisfuii raiGbops
moaban, nr,itta fiifaan beishi ei
,soarolIiiemnlin louffaatltunut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-10
1istop Sarbinsim iaaiuan palion
aitdan

Trenton, 81. s., belt1tif. Eubues-
foam Reip SSeriepn iansmalebtinies
ten pboistsfien fofoAflesia lauiiii
repubIifanipioIueen faniallisfouti-
tean pubeeniobtaia 8ill Sapes, et-
I'd fonia moi toiiuollo ia liiottannif-
felIa fatielIa tiileipaiiuuteen, mifGli
&aroingin baIlitus oil fpipmpfless
ia. Saroing onloa tniffi ominoiiint
bet, joita taripitoon faniafunnan
ebesid tdtd npfpd oleipien profile
rlien f6iittelemiiesiG ban mafuutti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-10
Settle Ribcr, Niimn.

Bost. SO. 9e. g8esterbacf, 8rao.
oocf'isto, 81. Daf. on parbaillaan
observation-disclosures iDieroilenoslo
manbenpainia ia mitioen ontaisten'
ia luono, poifeten tinne beitd to-
paomaon, ollesIaon pierailitnottol
Ia Obion ipaltioon, $arboriin 3. m.
poiffoibin post. 8ilenin ieurafitn'
tapiirisiG, ntbin ipierailittn bdn
oil Ioonut past. @ilenilta futiun.
Sdn oil iaapntutlo faniol. ien.
raf. firtofIa iunnisttaina, iollsin
post. Qienti oil tdxllat ioten foiut.
me fuuIln fofii foarnoa. Snnrutn.
toi.iItona pubui post. 8esterbacf
peIjenia Sobn @esterbocfan talol'
la, moonantai.iItano 8inqnistin to
lola ia tiistai.iltuna firfolla, Jon.
Ia obieImon post. Ssiemi bGnelle
idriesti. aiitos fipnnista.
Bast. 8esterbocf ianoi ieutiint'
me poIion utuuttuneen iitten fitn
bdn ti1IIs miimefii fdnf paioSii.
follo Iotaf. 1918, iolloin paiffafua
faxme wuistiitti spban taiiprnsin
sSyeruiaIemin, "bdtpitpfien faubistis
ia" faiffi poifat oIlen aliistana,
tiitiit toIot poispppbfdistpind If.
miiet barboiIIen fiiin boanut sooit.
to~1ino saojaA st5ien. 8. W.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-10
Eborremsrsfp tebnbt tnboa

Seattle, beln1if. S1nne on
iaapuniit tietoio pporremprsfpsh,
iota tpiime piifolla oil riebuniit
Olympic nuoren IantiiiIlG rinteil.
I'd, Buget ialnen lGniipuolella.
@prsfbn ilmoitetaon foatoneen pal
Jon metiG1 ia aibeuttoneen noin 10
miiioonan bollarin mabihgon allan
funtiioioen orpioioen mutaan.
Mprsfpn Iafoiiema Ieittu oil eris.
fettpn1 nuntSto unonilmosto ufeita
h1nDHi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-10
Ymnanen Siisti ia @enGian pa.
fplaiiet

@uropasia on fpipnlps pafolai.
iistn paii,lnut tobella iuuretii ia
pulmalliiefii fpipinpfiefii. gtpt 10
lasfetaan noin nelid nilioonaa me-
naldistd nlenneen ipnnpinmaastaan
ia etiineen tirpapoiffao Yuolasia.
&anstasia, Tieffoiloipatisia. 8alfa
min maisia .. NJ. @uropon maisia.
Siperiasia oleipain iotaipanfien TO-
tim toirnittanlinen IilG1 niitG ruii.
tllfiio, ioita @enGidn onneton IT,
lnnne aiettan mliiin Guropan fan.
nettapafii.
9lnerifan Bunanen 9fisti toinlii
tarmoffaasti liapentd1fieen nGioen
pafolaisten iuuria fdriimpfiiG. Eeb-
t;iipd nGpttdG fiimminfin ilmoittaa
Pariiin pGGmaia, liein toin1otto.
malta ia pliipoimaiielta, ia elIei
glmerifan Bunuiella &istiIIG oliii
tafanann fofo slmerifan fonia, Min
epdtoiipo lpaltaiii mieIet. &aiffi mi
td slmeritan Bunanen Histi illin.
fin moi teboa fdriimpsten lieipentd-
tefee ie toinlittaen paattei-
ia, ladffeitG, iniraalatarpeita ia
elintarpeita, ipounii. ia iiinaIastit.
tain eri inaibin iaettoipafii niisia
@merifnn Yunaien 9fistin ipirfaili
jain iob6oIla bdtGG f1riitpiIle. Bar.
iinfin Surfisiu on lpenalGisten pa-
folaisten tilo furia. &pnt1ileniG tl,.
baniio ipenGl1iiiG on oial,tunut
aonstontinopoliin ia @allipoliin.
Siuirintman tponNG tefee Mmert.
fan Tinanen Sisti frmnlinfin q.
pustoesiaan ioban iaIosia farii.
mGGn iolltuneioen lapiio. gboesid
@uropnn aipustusneitfposton fansia
nalmista,ititu ie el1ttdm6dn talipen
pli enemnian fiiin folme milioonaa
Iasta, iotfa iortiiiiitpaf ndlfGan,
tpiluun ia taitteibin, ellei 9lmerifa
beiIIe nipufii.