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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-17
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Don't Submit To
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Camden, ". j.. 2St7 Polk Ave.
Mr.. ". r. Page.
Dear Sir
You Will have 10 excuse me for
not answering your letter before.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-10
North Danville

Mrs. John Campbell Of st. Johns
bury and Mrs. Sadies Geake OF
Summerville, Mass, were guests of
Mrs. Carl Allies Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Blodgett of
St. Johnsbury were Sunday visitors
at Henry McReynolds.
Miss Sylvia Wellenger of Shell
bourne is the guest of her sister
Mrs. Gordon Allen.
Mrs. Winnifred McCosco enter
tanned a party of friends at din
ner on Tuesday evening, Oct. 3,
in honor of the 22nd birthday Of
her son, Bernard Morey. The
birthday cake was made by his
sister, Mrs. Keefe and was decor
ated with chocolate icing and
twenty-five rosebuds and candles
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Allen, Miss Sylvia Well
cnger, B. A. Clifford and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Jensen and it was a very
enjoyable occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Warwick Smith of
West Danville, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Wright of st. Johnsbury were in
town Thursday to attend the S.
and d. of l.. meeting. Wendall
Wright was a business visitor in
town.
G. w. Hill and Miss Sarah Brig
ham OF St. Johnsbury were callers
at Mrs. W. NJ. McCasco's Thurs
day.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-10

mont bar at the session Of The Vei-
mont Supreme Court. The new
members Of the bar are: Paul A.
Chase Of Brattleboro, Deane c.
Davis of Barre, Mrs. Edna &.
Jennings of Barre George f. Jones
of Rutland, Miss Dorothy +.
Leonard of Rutland, Gelsie Mont
of Mortified, MARCEL Conway of
HYDE Park, William H. Edmunds
of Burlington, Frank K. Foster of
Ludlow and John NJ. G. Gibson of
Barton. The last four men were
delayed in their studies by service
in the World War, and the court
decided that they should be adj
mitted with the others. The require
ments for admission were the same
as usual. The examinations occu-
pied two and a half days.
Paul Gilioli Of Hartford was adj
mitted to the Vermont bar on mo-
ton Me was a member OF the
bar of the District OF Columbia,
where he had practiced for more
than a year.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-10
Cadillac Celebrates
It's Goth AnniVersar,

In celebration of the Goth birth.
day as producer of Cadillac cars
the Cadillac Motor Car Company
has purchased for itself a birth.
day present, a little one-cylindel
Cadillac automobile, built in 1902
The Cadillac organization is Is
years old and began building autos
in 1899, but did not take the name
Of Cadillac until 1902.
The ancient one-Hnger chug-
chugged its way up to the new 40
acre plant Of the Cadillac company
in Detroit, the other day, without
faltering. President II. II. Rice
took the grandfather of Type 81
out for a spin, and r2tulmed pro
nouncing the old car as eft as a
fiddle"
The model A "Caddic has a curry
ed hood conccaling the water tank,
a chain drive, and a motor amid
ships. 1t cranks from the side.
The nuclues of the present Cad
lilac Motor Car Company was or
ganized in 1895, when a group o.
men formed Il company for the pro,
duction of gears fo@ "chainless'
bicycles.
The second milestone marking
the progress Of Cadillac came in
1899, when the Detroit Automo-
bile Company was organized. This
company changed to Cadillac Au-
tomobile Company in 1902. Since
1905 the organization has been
known as the Cadillac Motor Car
Company.
Cadillac has pioneered in many
fields, chief among them being:
The first American car to win Of
fetal recognition abroad; the first
to introduce complete electrical
system Of cranking, lighting and
ignition; the first to develop Their
mostatic control OF engine tenn
perature; the first to introduce and
develop successfully the V-type,
high-speed, eight-cylinder engine,
and finally, in the new Type 81,
first to introduce thermostatic con-
troll of carburetion.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-10

phals and led By Cho1bo, he
Health Clown; also Health
Campaign Song" The Pinkham
and White schools recited the
poem, september" in concert.
"Astla" was assisted by Lawrence
Welch, as moon-man, Eugene Far
mer, as the COW that jumped over
the moon, Esther Suitor as the
wicked witch and ten girls as milk
fairies all of whom did their parts
well.
Miss Anna and Winifred Hoff-
man of Lyndon have been visiting
their sister, Mrs. Roy A. Smith.
d. c. Stevens of Newport was
a business visitor in town, Thurs
day.
Rev. S. G. Suitor is in White
field, N. H., this week to be with
his father who is very low.
Mr. and Mrs. f. E. Temple and
daughter, Mrs. Alfred Burlington
and son, Frank, who are visiting
them were Sunday visitors at
Charles Balls.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Farris
and son, Floyd, left Monday for
their new home in Lisbon, N. H.,
where Mr.. Farris will work in the
blacksmith shop with his brother,
John Farris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Simpson
and children visited their daugh-
ter and husband, MI. and Mrs.
Dustin Griggs. in Kirby recently.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-10
TEN ADMITTED
TO PRACTICE OF.
LAW IN STATE
John NJ. Gibson of Barton
Prominent Among
New Lawyers

Prominent among those admitted
to the practice of law at the re-
cent session Of the Vermont Sup
RENE Court was John M. G. Glib
son who is well known in St.
Johnsbury. Mr. Gibson attended
st. Johnsbury Academy and later
Norwich University. He served in
the United States army during the
war and upon his discharge from
service began the study of law Mr..
Gibson is now located at Barton.
All ten of the candidates who
have been taking the State bar eX-
aminations passed them successful
ly and were admitted to the Yer
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-10
East Burke

Little Benny Perham is staying
q few days with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa w. Hunter.
Mildred Rivers Of Lyndon Cen
ter was Sunday Visitor at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerry Ed
munds.
Charlie Streeter is working fol
F. E. Temple
Mrs. Willie jenkins has been
visiting relatives in Boston and
Haverhill, Mass, going with reIa-
tives from Fitzdale.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Chamberlain
Of St, Jobnsbury were Sunday Wis
itors at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Chamberlain.
Lawrence Bowman who has
been working at Lyndon for Earl
Lang for more than year, has
finished work and returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lund wole
recent visitors of relatives in st.
Johnsbury,
About one hundred and twenty
FIVE people gathered ut the Con-
gregational church on Tuesday
evening Sept. rs to make the ac-
Quaintance of "Astra" the health
fairy. She arrived soon after 8
o'clock on a shooting star accom-
panied by the moon-man. The
wicked witch and the COW, that
i,,r,naI ovoi, tho OOon For np9llv
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-10
Weather Changes Cause
Sickness

Extreme changes Of weather dur
ing Fall cause many colds and
coughs. For quick relief from
throat, chest and bronchial trouble,
coughs, colds and GROUP use Foley's
Honey and Tar. Contains no
opiates-ingredients printed on the
wrapper. Largest selling cough
medicine in the World "Foley's
Honey and Tar is the most plea
SAINT and efficient remedy for
coughs and colds that [ ever saw"
writes VIM. Jones, FL Dara, Hi
Observation-Disclosures.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-10
II High Grade Cattle

Consisting of 10 Cows; 4 yearlings,
Heifers; 2 Jersey Calves, 10
months old; Duke Korndyke
Mechthilde is a registered Hols-
TEN bull calf, seven mcnths old. He
is a beauty.
Three Horss, 1 pair Bay Mares,
weigh 5000 lbs, age 9 and 10. This
is first class team, 1 Driving
Horse, weighs 900 lbs.
Harness. 1 pair handmade
heavy Work Harness. This har-
ness was made by Mr.. Pratt for
his own personal use, and has been
used one and a half years. / pair
handmade Boston Truck Collars,
same age. l Express Harness, l
Driving Harness. Seldom at auc-
ton do you see harness like these.
so Pullets and Hens, A 6O-chick
Hot Water Brooder also Incubator
Used this year only.
Sleds, one pair Mclean one beam
sledS, new last winter.
Tools. A new Primrose Separa-
tor, also one-half horse power
Motor Moving Machine, Horse
Rake, Hay Tedder. These ma
chimes have been used two seasons.
1 new Lumber Wagon, body and
rack; 1 Concord Buggy Wagon,
used one season; 1 Sleigh. Lots of
small tools, Hoes, Shovels, Forks,
Chains, etc.
Nearly everything to be sold. has
been purchased new by Mr.. Pratt
within two years and the sale is
positive on Thursday, October u,
at one o'clock P. NJ.
A. B. DOW, Licensed AuctiQneer
L. A. PRATT, Owner
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-10
October 10, 1922

Frederick A. Flint,
Candidate for Sheriff,
St. Johnsbury, Vermont.
Dear Sir:
You have explained fully to the
voters of Caledonia County your wide
experience as a member of the Penn
sylvania State Constabulary and as an
employee of the United States Secret
Service.
Caledonia County needs a Sheriff
who has had experience as an officer in
Vermont.
How long have you served as a De-
putty Sheriff in Vermont?
How many arrests have you made
in Vermont?
How many warrants have you
served in Vermont?
11OW llldlIy WllIo Have YOU oclFcu
in Vermont?
How many subpoenas have you
served in Vermont?
How many days have you actually
attended County Court as a Deputy
Sheriff in Vermont?
If you will answer these questions
the people of the County may be better
able to judge as to your qualifications
for the Office of Sheriff.
Yours truly,
Finley Campaign Committee.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-01
Senaattcri Knute
neI$on .kapI moi
.tullltdrlffi$td

8oihineton, 3. g., beinof 81 +
- Minueloton ipanba 1enaottori
anute Nelfon, lofo OF tatpnlIiiesti
pf'i marmiln5ia republitaaniieu bal
litufien fannattaiio, on nouslut fc-
pinuan tullitotiffiin ehDptetlin nil
latulIin iohbosta, 98iliotulli tul:si
fobottanaan noatepufuien bintaa
100 proIentilla, ianoo Nelion ia I'd.
n,a on iaattonut baret tapinoimaon
"TGn,o on tunltoton tariff" lou
fi,i 9teljon pnbuesiaan II. Y:lle
"Diina bdeGiiin menua tafaiIir
Wlnnefotau taafan IrlofIe 10 innoa
BELLE, ettd olen atpustanut hlIita
riffin loatit,iIesio, lofo forottoli
100 prclentillo niioen ipoatte1oei
blntoio, inito beiodn toptnn pitl;
ppipafieen ldnppnind talnella. So;
laatinonne tullitoriffi on tolIoinei
niin on aifa 9lnecifon tanion otto,
iiiIa lelipd. ="
Senoottori Sluootb, 111ttohista
pritti ieiittod gtelio,lilIe, eta forte;
tulIi tpilloIIe OF fn1Iftonnit5n uiIian
fastuottoi!en iunielemiIefii.
Wil,tta Welion lpnstafi, eta Iitd {!
middleton ielttiid niilIe, iotfa ono
rafoteti,t ntofiortoon forfeita hiutp
| io tpil!omootteisto.
lliaot ntl,.1tfin ienanttorit ore
i1olis'eet ma5t,stanaon tatG forfed
-ullfo pillolle, til. IT. ienaattori 2ci,
root @isconiinista. Genofraattiia
'enoattprit ntinif1Gn otpot pitdl1pe
iprffid pubeito t1tG tsI[ieiito5t
iDoStaon.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-01
Smpmalaincn fnlipanto,nics lDnfs
faantunmt fnpiettamnsti.

Chisholm, Winn Senrp Nie,
mi, it'd rs ipuotto, logoettiin fesfI.
,Diiffoaamuna t,irnottonto5Ia tiios.
ia 9Ileranoria fainornosIo. 2ruf-
facitti,rltt ipiefiin Moobin iairao-
laun, frisid ban fuoli felIo rDoeu
c.ifann iomona piirp1nd.
gtienti oil poraafrasio faIlioia
r1ainitl,sIa faiDnnnosia ia ianctocrl
Mnen inenneen nostouitfnlle ioitof;t
tpofolnia bafen,ocn. 3Dotoiperi Of
fci pitfastpd 9sielren poisioploo ia
fun ban tGbti totperiaan 5afemnan
lonii ban tGmdn matootpan tllnnot-
tomnna labelld rostoaiiffoa. 2ouf.
san,lt,,nutta nliest1 tiittittdesIa Ioi.
rnaldsin bliorltottiin, ettd hdn oil
traaralliiesti ,luirstalltllnilt. Sui.
irontomiehet ntpat iitd mieltG, eta
c1ns t,ilepa ifippa Of fdpnpt Nie.
Imeen.
/ Gnnettomuuben iibrt i6tti idlfecn,
li1 ipoimon, iofa oiun BubIisia. !
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-01

9fuotiisiu on 1Iilo1fari 9 Norr-
bin IeiffallfIen afpulla parnntallit
erd1n potilaon Observation-Disclosures.
9oiilos on 15-tpuotios tntto, iofa oil
fofii ipliotta fitten ilillut n,teleniDl-
faiiefii. a,au ei pubunut eifa I'M.
1l1rtannt ia bontd OF boibetiaiua
tltin Iasta. 2eiff1ns tnintitettiin 20
tilaon ipatianpoh;asIa a,in hineer
iitdpairii iiirrettiirt ninefiia erolsti
25=nnotidast1 naiiesta iDirfoii bo1
ia rllpeii plhelemaan iefd otptsto
lnonn taloustoisIdfin. gibttemnii,
p,. potifaan tilo tons bnoilontiina;
nti,lfd orlpellaon lohtittual, Iiitd, ct
la h1neen iiirretnt munnluriat oma
flribtuneet. 2uullaon frmniilfir
ett1 uufi Ieiffous on r1ttaipa.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-01
Gauri tnffi.

&pqlion1 @osh. G5raDs &or-
Dor S,rn1ber 60. oifoo iahata iut-
rilnn,an t,,fin lnito fosfaou on ia
lattu 8rolls 5arboriu inboisfa 81
tpnlIiiisla oloinhteisIa tiff, info II.
ipestd on 1f9 tlllll1ao Iapilnitaten ct;
tlll,rioa naille fblnmauer Iolfoo, ii.
tettaiiiilt fahaonlotfa liian Il'lirena
Wi'ltfa nnfnann ipallitienon tuff'pu
Eon oifata on aifao llunrtenfin tir
ben labao'niieer. Tuffi ort % laIfa,
pitfd ia Iaaboor iiitG orfpiolta 10.
900 jaIfoo bul;tatuoroa.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-01
N,pipmics pantn t;nfaile ia anoS
pi nbDs.

Chicago SSobn Soas. aipio=
mics. on oifel,oen a,totnou n,adrapf=
len rufoorl fiellettp otopaon1asta
nafenldstd, pnb,unasta tai ajeyenos-
To" fenerfdon toiie1t naiien, poitii
muiinnnfa fonSia.
gpil,en .ir,iunftioni" annettiil,
iunlasia oifel,hesia, josia @aoiln
cnoppi fiel(ettiitt ,topaon1osta, pil-
hilnrasto taI nlillGdn toioalla t,,le4
mosto fosfetufiiin" 6aaitn perIeen.
iaienten tansIa
HaGtofiet iohtui>pot Iiitd. ettS
Mrs. Saas bafi uipioeroo sniehes
tciiit, iofa ,ei ulrobtaul,t toiiia mi
iia", rnlltta info nditti foiffien iii
toiiuuflien ioht.fpan o,,nppilEucril
aifaanloamista itori,ileniIista j
lefoittlttniiista fniffiin beihon perb1
eiloibinia.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-01
iifuleien feEiIiiG fnouut.

6ono(ldl,. Won.el 9tunes, boz
ipoijlaiien inittitnen ltflileIe11 fstTiid
fllo*:i fotonao,t tGGIla Inoo1ltoittiill.
Siil1en fuolenallIa fanttoi n,aoilnan
iietoot, eta nf,tlefe tuli h1tuaiilai-
lille t1tnnetufii touSta ien joIfec,1
f,1r pa1foifollet cliipot infect III.
San rtaoho,io. gsr,nesh of inntpnni
5Sau1chnIis'a, Mobeiran 'ooreIlo, n
ts43 jo tltli !5otpoiin Fooriile ~
1878. Geurnonano lpuonna hGs
nn,otpoili tol,nelon, fitoror nlolIi
Ter foittirnen itfaarila1tifosta fin
nitt0n'0lla fiihen ioitafin field. Sd:
ti loiftintesta 1fl,lele or fehittpnnt.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-01
@euaid nnnem nGitGtaliuen fgnuDf'
ieila.

11frainasta iantlijen tietoien NIT
foan t1lee tdntdn tpnooen Iifaiainen
toto no,rienloaa tusfin puoleen nor.
mnaliiooosta. gdrnG nterfitIee iit1
ettd oIuffdito ooottaa nirii ndltdtal-
hi.
l1froinasia Iasfetoan iantatpo.
2,s60.O0O to,tnia tnItpiuebn1G ieti
|5.2S0.0o0 tonrlio feip1ttpebnda. ari
min toto Iasfetoan tDrln 128,00t
tOnnifii.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-01
ysearp'lj,lijst isrii,Dat b'ilen
pnAftato.

Chieoan. aofmestatoista iDai-
tiosto on loopun1,t Amerlcan Uarm
Nureou sseoerotioHiIla tietoia, ettd
n,acnpilieliiottt1r 10 olfatrot titn.eo
hiiIen puutetta. 5oinlistoille iuo-
runeisIa tieooisia ianotoan, ertd
noin 10 paina,, iiidlld talee huu-
tatpo pl,,te biilesfa, Nilian pni,lti-
fcneitafaon Ell tnosoa tdpttdd piilen
plllttteen tafio.
9oi,nisio on Iahettanni hallitlif=
ie1le naatinlufien, 'eftd ie ottoo biili.
taitpannot hdlt,,unks ia fapttdd nit
ia ftli fumes ril1|iuubet bi,len.
faipoiien ia biiLiparoonieu ,paIiaa
ppat ratfaistu. 5ofamoinle1 f1pt.
tE biiliparoonien ia riffurien il,o-
ielemiiefIi t,tonsitaan paaiimutieslo
ssnoionan poItipn f,.irsrnoori il.
mottaa, etta bdl, tulee nttomaaH
.paltion tontroflin olaiieffi muuto-
mic bitlifaimantoia spaltion tornet-
ia lparteil.
NbilaheIpbiosta lilmoitetaan, ettG
iieIld on sSobn 8 oenis ia ,nuito
hiilenfaimoiieu ebustaiio pitauriisi5
ifofoufiia, ia ettaI ruoiffapo ei oE'
onuettufao,l tietua ni1o alioito i
pdotofiii fofoitfligia on tebtl nil,
! ie on iaatlt tietda, ett1 hiilpnfoiip2
| )at eilpdt tule tl,anloafaan pero0ntb
man, ,liisfa iuuaiialufiisfo, ioifa f.
ciettilpat hl,btitai b.
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|RdutatleIdkcft 10
pettaflll$e$td keS-
ku$telladtl tanddtt

WoIbnafon, teindt 81 b. - 9i.
oettroln iotfutpio neltinotteluita rnn.
tctiepbtioiben ia ralstatietpoldisten
eonstaiien maIiIIa on preiioei,tti
Saroing laatinit folnfe erI efootus.
ta ralstotielaton fotuittamiiesia
Naista ebOoh,fiisto tl,IesDot roi.totel.
Den omistoiien eonstuiet festusteIe.
maan tiistaina elot. b. Seem s,or.
tisia. Gan,orla poin1na fofeontu.
ipat lofosla oIetpie,l raistatietnol1is-
ten eorstaiat festusteIeu1oau preli.
Sentin ebooista GbicagoS'a.
Nsitodn lparmoia ptiitpisfcbtio
rreiioentti Saroinaiu io,nintoebbois.
ia eli ole uield annettls iislfiiuuteen
ntiltta preiibenti,, inslotaan olemor
itina fo'itpfie5id, etta rautatielofto
iaaooan iotpitetufii oiwou pitaiIe5So
AA@CIplttfl+tUSSlu
grG1lta tobolto tuifenfin iImoi.e.
toon preiioentin Iinlnnitel,uan ole.
ipon N. m. fen, ettG rantatietboId!.
let polniiiipnt tpob0n niiIld alenne.
tiilla balfoi!lo, iptfa rnlttotietn6.
reuiposto illlisti ipointoau bein1s. /
p:sta, iofa polfanoIern,ts aiheittri
lafnn. Gitten ottoiIt rqlttatie-tn6-
ne,tpoSto polfot heti liuoelieen TIT
lflttatpofll ia ortaiir 1luoen pdGiof,en
ilman ennuffoliniIoo flln,poataan
p1tolto fobtaon, tdfnii merfitiee iit,i
eta aifaiientn1nt polfarolennus.na0-
rdDtiet oinofiu oiittain perul,tetla,.
/ fin 0tposfil. tie6etdin pre'i6er-
tin inunnitelmiin i1iGItploSn eh6D,
tllf'en, etto lofo5iu ollcet routate.
| tgo!ailet faiiipot tofaiiin faifei Ell.
tiiet oifciitc'tjn niioen ntiesten lcl.
teen iotfa latOu ioltean CT otettu
fho66n ia tpo3id pioatddn. GoiIituf-
len tpoilbtecriu GalpiIin otafiutaun
oleiran r,,,fana .polaisten neuipotte.
llnsia Gbicagosia ia mahoolliicno pi.
hetoon, ettd raittatietpGIitiet tpp0f
iprpdt preiioentin e1bot, mutta ran.
tctieDbtioioen ebn5toiat tusftn tllc.
iuat ebtoia hpfDafibnlo1u.
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linIi latfpfe tpisfeu iiidfIi.

Gbicuao. "a nrojenttia Suur-
ten eeSaripien lailuonliesten union
joleuisti on odnestnflelio poltlutt
talu1t tollneeupo1Ieluoa fpuiteau
maaroo.udGn lafo,t 2ofe Carriers
sSioeiatiotin, Iaitponomistoiien Db-
oistpfIen, laitpoillo, n1itali tddlid
i!nloitti Ioitpon,iesten liiton libteeri
Molan.
2ailpauontistoiie,r pboistns ii.
iittad nelfein faiffi rautonola,ia,
tiiuihi!ltd ir luiliao fl,liettoipat a.
Iisfiet, poan ei Observation-Disclosures.
2ai1polniesten pbbisipfIeen f1,,iIuu
uoin 1000 nsiesta. 2dnmittoiiet,
jc oiiprier uniooa fuulul, mott,
5000 rniesti ia feittGiien uniocn
$500 niestd aaboe11 idIfimdiien
pbbistpHer nhenten fesfan,oesio o.
loon parbaillaon toi,rfttamasio lof.
fcdiinest1std.
Scr. Wolar hutu,itti. ettd latf1
lltciiI nein S. prcletttio iiiGiirlpien
rabtiltifenteen polmeI,lfiesio clenac
n,iestd. 2affod1nestrs toirtitetii'
lcn jalfeen frl, 1riesten pcEftnia Of
folme fertoe aienl,e3tu iitte pnooe,
1921 tol&fofitatn. aluafouripaIffu
oil iiiinin 130 ooIlario, moan ,1s
cinnostaon 50 bpI(nrio. 9tiinifGdl
sohtoi|itpot ,ueriuiebct Ioooo fa6
oefIon tsnnln tpopdito1n nnfoiIet
}otiitoisfati,ntiien oien1osto. gDon
ontalai oIinot t1h1n nrennesIa fiei
tagtnreet ltelllpotte{euosto ultiol
llpirfaillioI1 fonsEu.
2annittaiien ia, feittdiien nniol
ben p1Gmaio on 8u7foIosIa. Enl
spiifoIla isletpot fnlllaen joriest0,
tollneenponelo1t fomiteot tofocntll
maan 0eirottisio, nisi1 tliI!eon te
fenlddu lopuIIineu p1dtos laffuoI
neneuiie5td.
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Sancocf, g2icb. 9nIipato, i'm
a or1nelloan g,aasieea irti rdfernlif.
len faborotorioaia, baipitti poifoIll.
fen Observation-Disclosures tiistoita
luasten noili. Mleresia YiiaitIeipc
mebotistiepisfopoliIail1en firffo Of
tu(esf, mbostin, ntlttto poloflnt1
Ioiiet iaiinot len pelostetrfii. aon
lurafennl,fien iln7oitetoon officer
$4,000 oripoiier 10 iiihes1 eli no
flsutuSta 100000. Aaifollinel
fouluDcIlit,fo on fnfopnt,,nit Dii
moiwoiiesti borfitafiee1, iuurniteE
5rjo fo1'Iurofennufien ltuoelleenra
tentntniIefii.
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anninfaalle ia pGamiuisterille hot.
tut csgipGsfnlGstG.

eesninGsfnlalGiiestd gInron,1on TIT
fir1mliiffeesti nn tildttn hnnii,t Sl'-
bDngan fnnil,fnal1e - jonfo lnoita-
fnnta iiiaitiee Oipanlba=.tnalla 0ou~
rois Mfrifasfa ia bdnen pGtiIni
risterilIeen. Souiitt on iebtp 1nitat,
mtfoon ia on niiben indord olia
| {ncmolailesta farostn. &uningos on
rp1foiddn nifa pltlsfo mics, fosfa
bouIrisio on pit,il,tta flilirifofoiIei1
luon,alaiien .Deroiiesti ia tunotaros1
Ilm,pGrnsrlittn SO t,tltinon.
/ Tdrn1n haripinaifen bcuinfilalf
lien on toimittannt rr,ltunn i,lomalnt
l men l1betpgloar1nnietor iofa nifol
na;lla hnobplliiiIG lohioiII1 ibns
tnttoa niistaa f,.ninaosto ia b6ne:
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@aimp mnrbannut miebemlii.

Seinaf 4 =. tohabtui &ourosia
(&aaion u jarfpttdtpd meritefo
Sorppurt S5eiffi Haiaiuori (9oi;t
8eiffi) of paIalnut iuoipuffSid fo-
ttlnia 1ofanaon torppuuil iosio ban
eli firtpes fabesi1 rlDeulntt oh6is-
ionann ipoilnooan Maria GQfomao.
ia Santa otti nliebeltd1n firtuten
pois ia Ioi iilli nliestG fonloon iillG
ieurautFeIIo ettd yoiaiuori heti beitti
hcnfenid. Q8erttpon teftDaGn t1bti
roimo iiitd iIn1ctttomnan noapuri.
'forppiin lniSto liibetettiin lana Wnr,
Innn nir1ismiebelle, iofa '0npri pat
Ifo1le 10 tparaitii m,,rlodion, pfsiit.
teen bdnet Waa1on IGdatinipanfiioan.