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New-York tribune., 1921-10-09

consigned themselves TO political oblivion. How
many men would have done that? Told thai
the leaders of the party were in favor OF
Senator Wadsworth, would not most men
have salved their political consciences, pro
yided the Senator had offended them, by some
such thought as this: "Oh well, he made q
mistake once but he amt a bad feller and
the leaders want him, so we should worry
Not only are the women more earnest in
their political convictions but they are more
thorough in their work, the leaders Of the
opposite sex are being compelled to admit
There is nothing halfway about the woman
politician. Either she is in the game whole
heartedly or she will have nothing to do with
political affairs When a meeting Of men is
called the attendance is never what should
be expected from the number Of notices sent
and most Of those who do appear straggle into
the hall at the last moment On the other
hand, the women are on time and they attend
in large numbers. They take an Intelligent
part in the discussions and make valuable
suggestions. There is never any trouble in
getting up a meeting Of women voters.
The woman in politics has been found to b.
Of particular value in two branches Through
cut the year she may be relied upon to main
tain the interest IN the social side of her
political organization. And during a cam
pagn the women are the best at making
house-to-house canvass in behalf of candi-
date.
Since women entered the political organiza-
tions and announced willingness to take an
active part in the election of their candidates
the house-to-house canvass has grown 10 be
an important feature of prediction work
Such canvass was always supposed to be
part of every campaign, but the men never
shone thereat 1t generally devolvcd upon
candidate himself to make his visitations from
family to family, shaking hands, discussing
New-York tribune., 1921-10-09

But she didn't. The man, despite al his
Endorsements from the leaders, was defeated
by the woman who had no Endorsements, but
who had impressed upon her sister voters the
idea that it was high time the women OBJ
tsined representation in the Legislature.
That was one instance Of how the women
are exercising their newly found political in
f1ence, Other evidences were not lacking at
the recent primaries. Two men we're running
against each other for the aldermanic nom-
ration in a city district Both had been off
Gers in the army during the war Both were
Intelligent and capable. One, moreover, had
tho unqualified Endorsement Of his organiza-
ton But also there was no end of scandal
about him. Despite his organization indorse-
ments and the expressed wishes Of the leaders
he was decisively beaten and the women did
it. An analysis Of the result proved it. The
women showed that they will not support
candidate, no matter low excellent his other
qualifications, whose private life is not all it
should be--to their way Of thinking.
AS to the woman candidate for the As
sembly, there was speculation for Il few days
a-tcr the primaries as to her fate Election
Day. There was talk that the men Of her
party, rcsentful because she defeated the mae
aspirant, would refuse to vote for her But
that talk soon ended.
Gust let that kind of gossip get around
and no one can tell what may happen" the
leaders hastily counseled. "The women will
get together in both parties just to show US
where we get off, and we may be beaten all
;long the line"
SO In the Assembly district which it seems
epidcnt viii be represented at Albany next
year b. Il woman the men Of her party are
now 6usy pledgng her their loyal support
aad asking her humby If she won't please
lend her strength to electng the men on the
bnme ticket The candidate has concealed
New-York tribune., 1921-10-09

women voters. They have discovered several
sad truths since the women got the vote. They
have learned that women voters cannot readily
be deceived; that they cannot be induced to
follow without question the dictates of the
party bosses, and that they must be recog-
nized or trouble impends The leaders are
also beginning to realize that the average
woman voter is mora intelligent than the
average male. For years the men have been
'lgdded along" by their party leaders with
dattery and promises. But if they try such
methods with the women voters there is
trouble. Men are content to follow directions.
Like soldiers, they have been trained for gen
eratons that the word Of the leader is law
which must be obeyed without question. But
the women want to know why they are asked
70 do thus and so, and after they are informed
they do as they please anyway.
woman rot trying to make sport Of any
one, but sincerely in quest of information, in
quired Of a poll clerk, as she stood in line
awaiting her turn, the difference between
Democrats and Republicans The official
probably no more stupid than most, scratched
his head in hewderment.
you want to know the difference between
a Republican and Democrat?" he repeated,
to gain time well, the only difference I
know is this: I'm Democrat and that feller
over there's a Republican,
In some respects the women take their poll
tics more seriously than the men. They are
more sincere in their Convictions When Sen
ator Wadsworth ran for reelection last year
it will be recalled how many influential Be
publican women withdrew from all party ac-
boo,,,~, ,lfi not Fool tka,- cor,l1
conscientiously support him a result Of his
attitude on woman suffrage. Heads of im
portant women's committees resigned, refus
ing to aid campaign in which he had IN
important part, even though they thereby
New-York tribune., 1921-10-09
WTNKIN SPHINX

whatever resentment she may feel over what
she heard was to be done to her candidacy
on primary day and has promised that she
will
There has been a growing demand by The
women that they be accorded more recognition
by the men, and the nomination Of the pro-
spective assemblywoman is one manifestation
that the women propose to get what they
after They have been charging for some
time that the men were trying to keep their
party councils close corporations, so far as
the women were concerned.
In Queens County woman leader resigned
several months ago because SIZE said she was
a leader only in name. Although each cleo
ton district was represented in the county
committee by man and woman, she
serted that the actual conduct Of the party
was left wholly to an executive committee
composed exclusively Of men, and that the
women were permitted to have no part in
anything that went Oh. SO she handed in her
resignation.
Since then, it is understood, strenuous eff
forts have been made to induce her to
cept reinstatement, but she has declined.
However, Just to prove that women arc good
sports" She arranged an outing for the
women of her party during the summer, which
every one admitted was the most successful
affair ever held in the district. She made
all the arrangements, even to the sale Of
tickets, and there were more Of them dis
posed OF than for any similar affair ever
held in the same territory. Then the night
before the function she announced that she
would not even be present but that she
turning the whole direction Of it over TO the
male leader Of the district She said it
his outing and that he was to get all the
credit for it,
The men arc still cropping blindly to dis
cover successful method of appealing to the
New-York tribune., 1921-10-09
Politicians Are More
Than EUer In the Dark
qs to the Way to Han
sSIe the Feminine Vote.
"TeIl En-, HoW and
They'll Do IT. Is All
Wrong, Man Discovers

r YOMEN, IS viewed by men, have
Z always been a mystery, and never
Y have they been more SO than since
their acnI1isitinn Of Tho richh 70
The Washington herald., 1921-05-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
GEORGE FRANCIS WILLIAMS,
Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
District of Columbia. Mary Pierre Davis
and Emily Pierre Lee. plaintiffs. vs.
No. ASSES, equity docket sS. The OBJ
tect Of this suit is to obtain 4 decree
for sale of certain real estate situate
in the City Of Washington, District Of Co
lumbia, known the southern fifteen (l5)
feet front. BY the full depth thereof, of
original lot s, In square SIS, and the dis
tribution Of the net proceeds of sale among
the parties 70 this cause In accordance with
their respective rights and interests after
reimoursing the plaintiffs for certain taxes
paid and expenses borne by them. On mo-
ton Of the plaintiffs, II is this 10Th day OF
April, 1871, ordered that defendants Ben
tamin Pierre. Martha (otherwise Mattel
Grinnage. sometimes called Martha Green
Eleh; Matilda otherwise Tfllie) Jackson,
William Adams (infantI and Afford Adam.
(infantl. cause their appearance to be en-
tered herein on or before the fortieth day,
exclusive OF Sundays and legal holidays
occurring after the day of the hrst publIca
tion Of this order; otherwise the cause will
be proceeded with in case Of default
Provided. a copy Of this order be pub
lished once q week for three successive
weeks in the Washing ton Law Reporter and
The Washington Herald before said day.
WENDELL P. STAFFORD. Justice. A
BEACH. Clerk. By +. E. CUNNINGHAM,
Assistant Clerk.
ma2,e.16 log
TO EDWARD JOLLEY. LATE OF WASH
tngton, ID. O.: You are hereby notified
that hnal rule for divorce has been
granted against you at the suit Of virginia
Jolley. your wife. which will be heard in
the Court Of Common Pleas, No. 8, Of
Philadelphis County, Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, Of September term, No. el4.
on Monday. the sd Of May, 1921. on whicn
day you may appear and show cause, II any
you have. why such divorce should not be
granted against you SAMUEL p COHEN
Attorney for Libellant, ls2s Chestnut street.
Philadelphia. Pa.
apps. 5.ma2.o.16. 4s75
The Washington herald., 1921-05-16
OFFICIAL NOTICE


ZoNING COMMISSION OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Washington, May Z, 1921.
In compliance with the provisions Of sec
tion 5 of an act Of Congress, approved
March i. 1920 Public No. 1853. Sixty-sixth
Congress, entitled IAN act to regulate the
height, area and tse OF buildings in the
District of Columbia and to create q ,oning
commission and for other purposss"), notice
Is hereby given that a public hearing will
be held In the board room Of the District
Building on May 10, 1921, at 10 o'clock
q. m, for the purpose OF considering the
following proposed changes in the boun-
daries OF the area and use districts hereto
fore adopted by the Zoning Commission Of
the District Of Columbia, to-wit: Change
from residential TO first commercial So much
Of lots taxed as sol. so2. sos so4 and 222,
square 1919, as is not now so zoned. Change
from to area so much OF square 1279
as is not now so zoned. Change from A to
B area that portion Of square 1912 lying
east Of Belt road. C. ". KUTZ. CUNO h.
RUDOLPH, JAMES v. OYSTER, G. o.
sHERRILL. ELLIOTT WOODS, Zoning
Commission, d. G.
mas. 10. II, IL, Is, II, l6,171s.19 3ls
The Washington herald., 1921-05-16
POULTRY AND PETS.

WIKE PLANr TRAINERS. SHEEP FER
ulizer for lawn and plants and fresh
hwn grass seeds: also nne collection OF
gotdnsh and aquariums. sCHNID's BIRD
STORE. 712 18th st. NV. Ana
The Washington herald., 1921-05-16
Observation-Disclosures

WILL CALL IN MY UNLErrEREp AUTO
meoiie, city or s-.urban, and nav you
highest prices for ladies'. sentiemen's. ehil.
a arsns aiscarded clothing. win cali.
1lI.- lsez IN 81 nw. Worth 115s. i2-lse
FURNITURE.
wANrED-FURNIrURE ENOUGH FOR 8.
room house: viii buy separste or as whole.
fop Will OBTAIN THE BEST PRICE
Tor Your furniture from NOTES ruRNI.
rURE HOUSE. si4 Z Vt. NV s..d thcn
card of phoas fraaklin 2ols. Ia
The Washington herald., 1921-05-16
LOST AND FOUND

~@~@-~~~-~~~--~~S-
Losr-PoCKETBoOK BLACK BILLFoLD,
made especially to De Scottish Rite patent,
which has numerous signat lures and has st.
Andrews cross embossed IN gold on the zap.
May S, At willard or vicinity. Liberal re-
ward, Il. l. RUST, sl2 18th st. NV. 496
500 REwARD-LosT SATURDAY EVE
ming about O'Clock between 21st street
and Massachusetts, avenue and 18th and
Massachusetts . pear shape white pearl.
Return to 3l23 v street NV. and re,live re-
ward or phone West 1722J. SIS
GOLD BAR PIN SET WITH PEARLS AND
eentered with q blue stone, Sunday. May
IS. on 1Tth St. near newton NV. Liberal
reward. Phone Adams 20. 5lT
Losr-Two PAssBoOKs SUNDAY. MAY
IS, Of Wash. Electric and Capital Trac-
hon- Name in both books. Watson Salkeld.
r.; one has a Photographic inside. Finder
return to WATSON sALKELD. Jr., First
Precinct Police Station, d. c. 516
LOST-BLACK AND TAN HOUND WITH
knot on front leg. Reward. y. Is.
ROACH. 81 R st. ne. Phone North
44s3-w sos
Losr-AIREDALE PUPPY; sTRAYED
from 1346 Ingraham st. NV. Tuesday,
May 8. Reward II returned to above ad-
dress, or Adams 20. AS
LOST-FRENCH POODLE; sTRAYED IN
the neighborhooI Of New Jersey ave. and
r St NV; female: answers to the name Of
Beauty. Finder please return to 1874 New
Jersey ave. NV. North 33O9. s4l0
LOsT-wALLET; DARK BROWN: INITIAL
or front, in Kann's store. ID door, Mon
day; reward. T4l sth st. Sc. Lincoln 1902.
3S5
The Washington herald., 1921-05-16
FINANCIAL

MoRTGAGEs. TRUSTS. ETc.
IND Nd TGAGE NOTES. 81 d.ac=I...
lions. sfoos2. 900. DAVIS 4 sTErIl
A2o N. Z. ave- =
The Washington herald., 1921-05-16

Auto painting ana refsishinF done r-s-
sonsbls. Our vork speaks for itself
Park Auto Painting Co.
Rear Ssi2 Shermsn ave NV.
Phone Col I00Ss. J. z. FIRTCHMAN. Prup.
$50
The Washington herald., 1921-05-16
Repairing.

AUTO REPITRiNC-WE SKIN TIE Cara,
not tho customer. siI coats of paint In
esudins varnish over sverase machi.s.
around SEQ. Gone ses our vork. We have
q necha ri~ who icoks after repsin sn<
yin save 700 money. Gone ses IN. iin
and ,t,. 80. 2-ee
The Washington herald., 1921-05-16
Automohle, Wanted.

Al TOS wANTED-LArE MODEL FoRDs
and Dodees. for cssh MANHATTAN GAR
ACE. I7os-os 1th st. NJ. a.
Used Fords-Ne psy cssh.
r. L nylor, 1904 18th st. y. seoo.
WANTED: Used Fords. ". pay cash. r
l. TAYLOR. 1870 l4th a T sts. nv.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CLEANING AND PRESSING BUSINESS
for sale. Rent, 81 % with lease Price.
800. Quick sale. Phone F1nk. 6s9s 4Sl
GARAGE. LOCATED IN BEST SECTION
OF city; will hold lO0 ars: low rent. good
business. Price. s. so. See this ~ onoe.
P. Y. CARLEY, GlT z -. NV 4s2
HOTEL on PA. AVE. DOING SPLENDID
business: can be had for reasonable prize.
IL you are interested call at ofire fur f--
formation. Owner leaving city ard viii
sacrifice. P. p. CARLEN. 6IT St ~
aga
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-12
Saien ter,uaiaiIet Seras'isia.

Sort 0prtb, Ier., bei.laf. 6 p. =
Wubdn ennen fello fDnlme1ttd ellen
illalla oiui fofii autoa, iaisia oil Ia
bes fofiifpntlnelltd naanlioitna mics.
til labelle folmatta alttpa oIafoupun-
gisla ia pafottimat folmannesla olt-
tosia oletpan mieben ia nuilen astll-
nian ulos aiitostaan ia noltleinaan
beibdn drtoonia. So6at fdpeliia1
nafitpdt tapal1fien. tni,tta pfiifaan e
lononlit tutteDo1tId rtiebiG.
WiittGtpisto ntinultttic tpnille
fafiitoista aioi nopeasti fuIfetpa al.
to faupungin fesfufleen, ppidbtpi jo
beitti ulos n1ieber, ionfa aitoano
tperbona oil tertpo ia GGDbenferros
Wftes beitettiin fatnfdptdndlle ia olt
TO fato1i iitpufaoulle.
Mpobernmin tlmoitettiin poIiiiiIls
pubeIimeIla, ettG nainen oil lGbetet,
tp fotii,eIa.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-12
7='entln fpptitafia pian fantantDSu.

minneapolis, Minn. - geitiemdn
lentin fatltno,tnutafYa, tai nelid m.
lettid 25:ud ie,,tilId mohoolIiiest:
ostun spoimaan M;nneopoIis5o in
Sf. Sarlisio 10 elofuun / p:st1 al
taen. Gdin artpeIee poltion ro,to=
ttetomlnisiionin pal,reluftesIo olepo
t1losto1en feraaia 9. 6. emith, icfo
on poiffafunnallo t,itfimosio ratio
tieybtion robaIIista tiInnnetta, len O.
maiiuufiien aruoo !. n I.
Eoifalline,, raitiotiebbti0 tl,onnot
toin iitti rolltotiefommisIioniyle d.
nonufien fooba forottoa funtitofpio
ID fo'1tnils1ionin tobolto on mt IT.
lnoitettn, ettd oroutufFen iohbosto
toimitetaan fu,,Iustelu kein1f. e6 b
Smith apuloiiineen on mt fer6o-
nasfa tieboia tota fuuIustel,io mar
ten ia ernlltsfaa, ettd fcn,misiioni I'll
lee iiiostlumaon roitiotienhtton poo-
ttntltfieen ia antonrnnn file nal[on
fprottaa tofloiaon nntrfomnu pditp1r
iiidlld fiiulnstelun i1lfeen.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-12
4abtia fafii icnitiG ia1alta.s

Rltn puoli tpista miljoonaa ib-
mista tdsIa rnaosia torsuitiee fattoo
paartia pddlle ia rafenn,s menee Min
bitoosti eteen fiiir, ett6 ME en1me
MOT Iei,rata tuIipolon spobinfoia
Sdn1d iafio Ialttafal,pioan firieestd
Gappers MeefInsIG bitdiii oIemaon
ianrittdtud phfd hntpin fuin tpoIoi5e-
ma:
&pmtnenen 1plotto aifoo tafi n0=
henlman mafIoi $3.50 ponna tubon-
men ialfaa lo1ttoio 1nei6Gn Ioutotar-
boamne. Riin poIion n1of7oi rabt;
'illoin. gept ie tnafIao $2t.75 tt-
bannen iolfao.
500 tGntd maa fosfoon oifoo ioo.
tpnttoa fotien torpeet, joisio fltoieIer
tpaeStot, infa lifddr,tpp melfein mil
'oonol(o fofo tproii, rohti tofIoin
tubtnn oIeta.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-12
Nbrffitaisteln tnptti pnpli mil
iopuaa iptauerpa.

Blpoli nlilioonao bollario iulee o.
Ie1naon Getd Gnnrlin oIo Garpen.
fier-Dempiepn tatstelusta, iofa tar
foittoa, etta Setd tefi enentman ro-
baa iiIl1 fuin funtpifaun pdiimiebis-
fl tabi tdisteInn ebistGi1. GiiGlle
fl,lo nero Denpiebn palfastn $500
0OO:ista on $16t270 Sdnen
$500, 600 :ta garpentierin tGptnn lob.
ioittaa $93,334 fun tpoimoIleen ia
lapfelleeu tpapaitus ,pdsennefdGr.
gdsto iaapi DbbpsrDaltain baIlNtus
$254,6O4 paIffiosta ia nbrneilt-
j6iltd .396. goistaic Ricforo,
iorlfd noitot Iuullaon pIeipon $780,
900 tpencfetdar iellainen ilimna, ct
I'd ie ttopi faiffinnia holIitrfielle
t1stG toisterugto tnIoio fofo paIior
pIi S50O,000. Salrituflen tppiiot Of
telusto nipSs iiIdItdii 10 sroiantin
humitns tneron iofa on ariDoIfaan
rpin 100000 ia Sem sSeriebn mall
Ito ,uaatii ianalloista fumnoa.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-12
2anffm ia jiiua $175,00O eSestG IT.
uaantteja tparasteftu Nem
g9prfia i1nasta.

Netn Oorf, beinaf. 6 y. = $175,-
600 ar1poilet tirnantti parfnnoen
Nennipltpu,1iau ra,ltutie junasta t6.
n,an fo,ipl,nsin ia gre'ltonin Seem
Seriepn, ipalill6 oil ilmoittanl,t po-
liilille tdnaan Solepb Scsfell, ialo-
fiipi fouppias 65 Maiben Cane To-
oulta.
@asfell oil matfollo Fittsbure-
bin, enlilndinen ppl6ffi mpptrti
natfallanio Iapi fesfildnnen, 81
mantit olitpat lopi6nG ia fonnettiin
pienesid faiilaltfusIa.
San lonoiL ettd tulleslaon iunaon
Yeniplnanian oleruoIla f1n antoi
matfaIaitffurla ia fdfilalffnnio fon-
tajolle paunn b1nen istnimenia alle
ia ieiioi illton lal1bolla poIfelIel7 H.
fadrin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-12
StGualta lnlnna pstaa irehnGn g)6.
Shsfpaltain milan fasnatfaiain
famtta, ianotaun f,rieesf1

Stopalto on bppin fitlttpllpt yb-
ogsipaitnltt gSilian Iosputtuioin
illltn11itelmiin, lo1sol mllfaan, iofo
on iaatu Guroposto talaan fopteenl
5reoericf g. 9eenlrreieriIta, Courier
Nelps'iLta, jofa on biliotioin polan-
init SSydirallnSto, iosIa BON on pl!ut
2iittol,tuneiben folous fcmmisiiollin
fansIa.
uSllafien Dalnis tefelna1n Iiifet-
I'd iuilion fasipottojoin fansIa min
plan fun ne otpat molnt;it ulosIihe.
tpfieen. Gustria on pernstonut pf-
fitpiien phbistpflen fGiitteIenladn
milina," ianni fapteeni Neuneipr,
vIStdtpoltn on fooItnnfa iofieenfin
Nfainen iDaltion fofninen ia len
apafiIufli on i,turen1pi FUN yeetp
yorftlln ia tnrtpttlee noin 100000
ton1lin meh,loG ipuo6esIa rloffiaf
Teen zen fu1lIult. gdstG nG1rastf
Staapolto tpoipi itle fastpattao al
noastdan noin 100000 tonnia tpeh-
mad ia tdptDp iiis lopun loooa ulfo-
mnista.
StoiDaItd toiipoo Dhopsmaltain
tapttandn len 100000 toni,ia ipeF-
na ia on ielitdbben hnnia Tiintnnn.
tefemia11 lopiirufiia tutIion faspnt.
tojoiit fansia. gniatpa!lon pirfoi.
liiat oDat erinomottoin fiirrtpneef
panl1a tpoin1aon tpebnGn n,nuit1in
1iroraon D9oDstpoltain inoo,ipiIieIi-
ioilta Guropon ostaiiIfe.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-12
Mrmab6ns lanfafnnta ei ota 0il.
bertin nIina eiiIle.

ct. Eaul, beinaf. Z .. ITO
ipaltlon oiennuslaitofien pangin
pDpntia t,llee naltion armabouslau.
tafunta barfitiemaau Enolnel,na.
entiien Nonpartiian Iiiton Iiiffeen-
boitann Winneiotasta, Sol. @iI6er-
tim mimi ei ole luettelosia ipaiffu
5000 allefirioitti anomuflen lpaa.
tien fuulustelua. @iIbertilI1 oil
fllullistelu bubttfuusia ia ei moi
iaaba ipirfafunnan fu.,IusteIemaan
aitaarid tdnd tpltonna, jog eli fafii
alma foln1egta iaienestd rle ball,ffoi-
ia.
Ballnpe 5tepbeiiiou Gulutbista
totti boferrlltfien bdnen fpeIienia mo,
pauttonliiefit, gilbert s5enrp t5feb-
het1Ionin, iofo tuomittiin neIIafotft1i-
iestn ct. 2oui5 fouflttsfo tann1i-
fuun % b. 1921 ia mGSr11tttiin ipon-
feuteer rnddr1Gn14ttomGfii aiafii lnp-
tettpnd oiaa ottontiie5to fapinaan,
iosfa of ieurouflena n,uutontien
neeferien ilirmaatninen.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-12
rilttcpaItdin perot kuIu=
1leeltd vucnttd
Rem Vorf ,uafiannt enemn,an ftiH
nelidnnen pian ollen ehella fai-
fista ,nmista paltiDista.

lt1lH MMtS4u WWlllutSIu+
8asbington bPinGf. 8 y. Sc
jifuun 80 ,. paattpneena misfaall=
puotend on bollitus iaanut pbteenId
peroi1la $4,593,9 ,933 24S lo5ta
S3,212,7t3,489 on ollnt tulptDeroa
ia apoittoneroa, iluoitetoan tulope-
rctotnistosta. 2aulunto perustuu TO.
lebtoorien iabfoianonlille feidfuun so
p, ianottiin ia ieIitettiir, ettd ,1aibin
ttlofliin on maboollilesti tebtaspa
pienenrpia ,,uutoflia.
2al|unto nloitti ett1 fnotusta TO-
fonaisiuntnasta mafioi Stem Dorfin
tpnltio el,emn1an fliin nalidnnen Dian
eli ST, 124,351,7O6 ollen ebello fai-
fista muista tpaltiotsta. Seem Dor=
fit ntaffonrastn Iun,nnsta oil $S04,=
355. .604 tpoittosperoistn ia tuIOtpe-
roista ia tulotpernista. gotlella ti=
lalla of BennipImanian tpaltio ia
folmon,telln italia Sllinois.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-12
ysyy sucjelasta K. \.
Klaniltd
Npnpartiianin iobtain Gtela. 9nfo-
taSia iGbfoittGd ialaieuran pbtep.
6esiG pIeipalle fuiucrm0DriIle.

Si,ior Sails, g. 9, beinof. 5
p. - Com Mbres, tpal.ion iobtala
saonpartila1 2iitolle, tupob11n ta-
nGan i6btoitti, fltpernoori gS. 90.
WcWosteriiie ppbtaen hlnielusta Ru
&lur 4lanilta, li,fu, iofo on perus-
tettit Gteld 0afotosia tarfoituflelIa
toistella 2iittoa tpostacn.
Mpres, bGuen iabfoiancmasionio
lanoo: uWinlllle on ilmoitettu, eta
Eu ainr alon, iolainen mantpttu
pbbistps, iolIa on ennatps nulrbisla
ia n,urbapoltoisia, on tpaifuttanut
iiriestpfien gteld- -Dufotosio olfa-
maan taistell,n Nonpartiion Qiittoa
ia m,lita ebistpmid jdricstpfiia tpos-
taon. On otnfiuttaman, buolimatto
Ten tpastoffaiiisto Ielitpfiistd. ettd Ie
fu!poittelce fen tottuneita tapoia tos-
ID maitiosia. Nsind tpaaoin, ett1 H.
rld ilsoielet nmailurtta ia gtea- -ga<
toton ihnnisten henfea tdItl rifofieI.
li1elta ialaliitoIta rm,hna ia tpaltion
nrtpoffitl,tta tpostann ia f6pt6t rou.
ban tpirtailiioita 'aottomoon tGn.Gn
rifofielliien ioufcn idriest6iot oife,,-
teen"
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-12
Naitipn ianbombllb pa,mistnmai=
iillaan.

minneapolis, Winn. 8altioll
uuIt foeiaubomDllp lofa tulee iiiait-
lenloun itiiilen 81 men fobuu ia 1ia=
1putbu atpe1luen fnlntuufiesio tG1lIa,
on npt iDalmistl,maiiiIIaon ia moi
alfaa fdpod fuufouoen liIoll1. MfnI=
i'm rafetitontiIeen rpbonttiil1 lpnooen
1919 lainlaatiiafllnnnn paotoflen pe=
rltsteella. WDllDn rofe1ltumilefli
luofuutettiin enlin maltion tporoju
$50, 900 ia mpobelnmin toil,en S35,
600 len tpuImistanliIefii io foneiston
banffimiiefii. Gi1iimaiien ipuonen
n1enoia narten luomutettiin S25.-
900. Aifonlnfleno on ioubon ia
pauttad nliiifd or>poista on ie mil.
m.siotn tdriptnan Minneiotaaio mai.
tion tarfastettatpafli. Mepl[n nio-
taon Ianod itfenld fallnattoipaIIe poh-
ialle perimGlld mafiu inubetun nil
ian ontistajilta. Sum ]e iaohoan
faD11tiin, tuoibaan n1DI(nsf1 ia1,hao
800 tbn1lpri6 ialtboia p6i1pasi6.
Msllb tnlee olel1toon tpaltion moon-
tpilielnsfon,nisiionerin fprrtroGlin a.
loinen.