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privilege oppose the primary sys-
tenn. They would return to the con-
venton system, where delegates can
be delivered as needed.
Party discipline has lost its force
to re-establish the power of the par
ty whip.
They insist that this government is
based on the party system, though
there is nothing in the history of the
federal constitutional convention tc
warrant this claim.
Men no longer talk of "party 10y
atty" This does not fit in wher
voters pride themselves on their po
litical independence.
Under these conditions the trade
union movement enters this years
primaries and elections with dis
| tinct advantage over former years
Today labor does not have to ex
plain or defend its non-partisan the
DRY. No one now talks of "voting ;
straight tickets"
The time is ripe for organized la
Dor to Join hands with other for
ward-looking citizens and defeat tn
agents of reaction. privilege ant
| greed.
Organize now for the primaries
Don't overlook this strategic point
The primaries is where the foun
dation for ship subsidies. sales taxes
anti-labor and other wicked propos
ais are laid.
The primaries offer maximum Q
results for minimum of effort.
Where primaries have been hel
start now for the fall elections.
The independent voters of TIL
country have it within their powe
to retire from office every foe {
American ideals.
The trade union movement can /
the hub around which this indepel
dent circle revolves. Every loo
should have a partisan commi
tee linked up with similar organic
tions appointed by city centrals al
state declarations. and all linked l
with the A. F. of L. national no
partisan committee.
The course of every trade unioni
| is clearly charted. He is not co
] fused as to the best methods to +
sist aggression and greed. The tim
! are with him. His political poll
is being effectively used by othel
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CAN WAR COUGERS ESCAPE
BY CRYING LESS WAGES?''

other war contracts.
The Lincoln Motor company re-
ceived large contracts during the VAT
and was actually overpalo SS.lee'7oI'
This concern has since been thrown
into the hands of receiver who 500
the property for $4,000, 900. The
money is now held by the receiver
and Congressman Woodruff declared
that if the attorney general does not
look fully to the interests Of the gov
eminent in this case Il shall consul
err him guilty of misfeasance IN OF,
flee and shall move his Impeachment
upon these grounds
Another scandal was unearthed II
the case of the Bosch Magnetic com
panv, a German corporation, whlct
was seized two months after the
armiStice by Alien Property Custo
dian Palmer. The cOmpanv's stoci
was sold for S4.150,000 to one Mar
tin E. Kern, a close personal frient
and client of Palmer. 1t is state,
that Kern has been convicted of fel
ony and is not an American citizen
which makes the sale a violation o
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS act. On
of the chief actors in the transac
tions was the firm Of Honblower 4
Weeks, New York and Boston brok
ers. who realized over 100000
profits from the sale.
II have laid sufficient facts befor
congress today to startle the nation
and l believe if there is an unwilling
ness or inability on the part of tn
department of justice to function il
the manner in which it should func
ton that public sentiment should an
will compel change" said Congress
man Woodruff.
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i. S. Patent Office
Needs Examiners

Washington, D. c.. April 15.-The
U. S. Civil Service Commission is
authority for the statement that of
late an average years business of
the United States patent office con-
sists of more than $4,000 applications
for patents, and that more than one
and quarter patents have been is
sued since the present system was es-
tablished by the act of 1886.
Each division of the patent office
passes on distinct subjects of inven-
ton. Whether the invention pertains
to hairpin or cantilever bridge,
perfume or deadly gas. process
for mounting Jewels or for extract
ing and refining metals, a new toy
or new engine of destruction, there
will be found in the patent office
experts possessed of the requisite
knowledge to understand the inven-
ton. its operation. and the field oc-
cupied by similar attempts.
The Civil Service Commission
states that it will hold examinations
on May 10, II and IL, and on June
81, % and %. throughout the United
States, to secure eligibles to fill va
cancies in positions of assistant ex-
aminer in the patent office. The en-
trance salary offered is $500 a
year. plus the bonus of 500 month
granted by congress, and there is
provision for promotion on merit to
positions paying from 1850 to 49,
900 a year. Technical training is
necessary.
Full information and application
blanks may be secured from the U.
S. Civil Service Commission. Wash
ington. D. c.. or the civil service
board at the post office or custom
house in any city.
Samuel c. Philpott. local secretary,
U. S. Civil Service Board of Exam
liners.
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No. ...............
SUMMONS

In the Superior Court. of the State of Wash
ington, for Snohomish County.
ison. defendant
=, The State OF Washington. to the said jamie
Madison, defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear with
In sixty 500 days after the date of the
first publication of this. summons. to-wit
within sixty (60) days after the eth day Of
April. 1922. and defend the above entitled
action in the above entitled court. and an.
swer the complaint of the plaintiff. anc
serve copy, of your. answer upon the un'
dersgned attorneys for plaintiff at theil
office below stated: and in case of your fail
ure so to do. Judgment will be rendered
against you. according to the demand of tn,
complaint. which has been filed with tn,
clerk of said court.
The object of this action is to obtain
divorce. from the defendant on the ground
of misconduct and abandonment for NOR
than one year.
E. C. DALEY,
A. f. DALEY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
| Office and p o. address: 2l0 Stokes Build
ing. Everett. Snohomsh County. Washing
ton.
| First publication April 7. 1922.
| Last publication May ~. 1922.
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IN the superior Court of the State of Wash
ington in and for the County of Snoho-
mish
In the matter of the estate of Mary Theresa
Knapp. deceased
Notice is hereby given. that the final
count of c. w. Knapp. administrator OF
the estate of Mary Theresa Knapp, deceased,
has been presented to the above entitled
court for settlement together with a petition
for distribution of said estate, and asking
| the court to settle such report. distribute the
properly to the persons entitled to the same
and discharge said administrator. has been
| filed in this court. and that the Sth day of
May. A. D. 1922. at 9:3O A. NJ Of said
day. at the court house. in Department No.
. of said court. in the city of Everett, Sno-
| homish County. State of Washington, has
| been duly appointed by said court I'D the
| time and place Of the settlement of said ac-
! count and hearing of said petition. at whic h
| time any person interested in said estate may
| appear and file their objections in writing
10 said account to said petition, and NAV
contest the same. and may also be heard in
the matter of said petition for distribution
of said estate. and the discharge of said adj
| ministrator.
Dated this 18th day of April A. D. 1922.
C. w. KNAPP.
| Administrator of the Estate of Mary Their
esa Knapp. Deceased.
Date of first publication, April "A, 1922
Date of last publication. April rs. 1922
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Smoke BLUE RIBBON 50 Cigar
No 671S
In Bankruptcy
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF CRED

In Bankruptcy
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF CRED
In the District Court of the United States
for the Western District of Washington,
Northern Division.
In the Matter of Lynn D. jerks and Anna
B. jerks. his wife, bankrupts.
To the creditors Of the above named bank
rupts
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
day Of April, 1922, the said persons above
named were duly adjudicated bankrupt and
that the first meeting of the creditors of
said bankrupts will be held at the offices of
the undersigned Referee in Bankruptcy. 323-
Stokes Building, in Everett in said dis
trict, the 9th day of May, 1922, at 2
o'clock in the afternoon at which time the
said creditors may attend, prove their claims
appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupts
and transact such other business as NAV
properly come before said meeting
Dated at Everett, in said district, this
! 9th day of April. 1922.
b. r. PADGETT,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
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A smoking match carelessly thrown
may mean a smoking forest.
No, 12056
NOTICE

In Justice Court, Everett Precinct, Snoho-
mish County, Washington, before Noah
Shakespeare. Justice of the Peace.
j. G. Compton and c. M Compton. hus-
band and wife. plaintiffs, VS.. Frank Keif-
fer defendant.
To Frank Keiffer. defendant:
In the name of the State of Washington
you are hereby notified that j. G. Compton
and c. M. Compton, husband and wife. have
filed a complaint against you in said court
which will come to be heard at the Court
House. in the City of Everett. State OF
Washington. on the 29th day OF May, A. ID
1922, at the hour of 500 O'Clock A. NJ
and unless you appear and then and there
answer, the same will be taken con
fessed and the demand of the plaintiff
granted The object and demand of sale
complaint is to recover a judgment agains
you in the sum of s2S.0O and costs. which
you are owing to said plaintiffs. The Jam
ieson Mill Co.. of Everett, Wash. havin:
been garnisheed herein have answered owing
the defendant s31.06.
Complaint filed April 3. 1922.
NOAH SHAKESPEARE,
Justice of the Peace. Everett Precinct. Sno
homish County. Washington.
First publication April u, 1922.
Last publication May 5, 1922.
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CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL
Nests every Wednesday night at O'Clock.
in Hall l. Labor Temple J. B. Moneur,
President; o. F. Weffer ane. Secretary.
LOCAL. UNIONS
+ Butchers Local No. 81. Everett, meets every
list and End Monday. 6. N Dalstead
pres, 1928 Hoyt, phone Red 1146; G.
Dastead, fin. sec.
BARRIERS Local No. 44s--Aeets 2nd Thursday
IN easA month; W. o. MeAIlster. Presi-
dent. Stokes Building Joe Ralston. Sec
| rotary Treasurer. 1906 Hewitt avenue.
BoHermakees' Unisn. Everett No. 6ss-Meets
| LIST and 3rd Thursday nights of eacf
month. at the Labor Temple.
JOS. McGhee. President. 2e14 Lombard.
Hemer Molner. Fin. Sec. 1906 Broadwa,
Ave. Phone Blue 1914.
All brothers invited to attend.
| Esctrical Workers. No isl, meets In Hal
| Ne. l. Labor Temple on Monday at s pm
Frssidsut, J. l. Penturf. Labor Temple
SEQ, J. H. Gibbs. sils Oakes. Phone Whh<
Lonsshoremen No. SIS. meets Monday nt,ht.
nj $50. at asss Bond Street President
: R. II. Mills. 1908 Baker; Financial Score
tary. Walter Woods Recording Secretary
) T. Bryan.
Painters, No. ses. meets every Tuesday at
, Phone Black 1247: II. Arends. Secretary
2426 Virginia, Phone Blue sS5.
Stare Employees and Moving Picture Oper
ators-Harry Olsen. President, 252e Ruck
= sr; Fred ueker Recording Secretary. 94o
Everett; Geo. Fauver. Fin. Sec Treas
25o7 Wetmorc-
Cooks. Walters and Mattresses No. Ash
Meets first and third Mondays at S:S
?; m, hall No. at Labor Temple. Rile
n CnderTood. president phone Main $50
- Carl Leonard, secretary-treasurer. Offic
phone Main llb; res. Blue 1878. 242
Oakes avenue.
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Norwich, England. is famous for
it's canaries. They came to Norwich
with the weavers of Flanders. ban
ished from their homes by the Span
iards and ever since. the people of
that city have been canary lovers and
fanciers. almost to a man.
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No. 1898
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL &C
COUNT. SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE,
DISTRIBUTION THEREOF, AND DIS
CHARGE OF ADMINISTRATORS.
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No. $40
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Superior Court of the State of WASH
ington, in and for the County of Snoho-
mish.
In the matter of the estate of Andrew
Milne deceased
Notice is hereby given that the undersign-
ed has qualified as administrators of the
estate of Andrew Milne. deceased: that all
persons having claims against said deceased
are hereby required to serve the same. duly
verified, on the undersigned, at Everett
Washington, or on S. A. Bostwick. the at
torney of record at the address below stated
and file the same with the clerk of said
court together with the proof of service
within six 90 months after the date of the
first publication of this notice. or the same
will be forever barred
MARY MILNE,
Administrators of the Estate of Said De-
ceased.
S. A. BOSTWICK,
Attorney of Record
410-11 Colby Bldg, Everett, Wash
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BEFORE SHOPPING STUDY
THE 1--WE DON'T PATRONIZE
LIST"!
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Smoke Olympia st. Rigis, 10c, 8
for 25c. adv.
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Smoke Olympia Capitol. 10c straight
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ROSTER OF UNIONS

Under this head will be printed weekly the
names of unions, dates and places of meet
ing. names of presidents and secretaries. or
business agents. with their house phone
numbers, at soc per month. The advantage
of this Roster will be readily seen. Corrections
made as soon as possible after notification.
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF
LABOR
Address Samuel Gompers. President or
Frank Morrison. Secretary. A. +. of l.. Bldg.
Washington, d. c.
WASHINGTON STATE FEDERATION
OF LABOR
William NJ. Short President, $685. Maynard
Bldg. Seattle, Wash
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CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL
Meets every Wednesday night at O'Clock
in Hall l. Labor Temple. J. B. Moneur
President; o. +. Weffer ane. Secretary
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
Serra on minnm uuimani

Nl1 fatio peljGten eteetpGin t1s
man el1ntGn poibtelliita ia fobta.
Lotto fobti. 9ljattele niitG ennemmin
toimoriffaalla mielellG, usfoen, et-
til Sumolo, jolle fuulltt on armolli.
iesti nlttalpa iinua niioen lGpi. Sdn
on iobtanlit iinlta tGbGn asti, pibG
main fiinni bGnen fGbestdGn, min
bGn on tlripollileSti miemG iinut
faifen IGpi, ia cllet jofio ieistG, on
ban fantama iinua fGIilldan. Mitd
tormitietfoon peljGtG, jos main
muistot fltulitpnii Siimalolle, ia
muistot, eth 9Gn on ianorut: mil.
fe, iotfa bGntG rofaStapot, fGGntpp
foiffi porboofii". SlG tnrfostele IL
ia, mitd biiomenno cbfen moi ia.
pobtlia. Somo mritttumoton Si1,
jofu Doitao iinuo tGnGnl, on blio-
lebtina iimisto buomennafin ia al.
no eoelleenfin. SGn jofo tabtoo mar
jel(a iinuo f1riimpfiestd, 'tobi bGn
balitoa antoa iinulle noimon fon.
toa fen. Ole Ills turipalliIello mie-
lin, beitG foiffi tusfolliiet oiotlifiet
ia iono i%tielIeii oIitui cen: ."Serro
on mii1un poimoni ia filpeni, iDbd.
meili luottoo 9Gneen ia nina olen
olttettu." SGn ei ole main minltlt
fonsioni, ipoon minusio ia MIND FIJI
nesiG. Mitd moiii lopii peIGtd fun
ielloiien SiGn fGiiiporret pnrpGr0t-
iuGt bdntG2
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
9onhrlasten bnolta fubisia
@lfulauIe

Nltulalt1e
Sem lapii olfaa foulitnf1pntiniG,
osttu b1nen eteeniG aipon uuii
maailmo. SGbGn ionfta on bGn miet
tonDt i|liiirimman oion albania TO.
oisla Gibin buolenpioon oIoileno.
ydpt ban ioutul olemoon miitend
pdipGnG misiit tl1nnit poisio fotoa
foulun piirisid ia opettoionia mall
norman alaiieno. San joutilu nb.
tdffid ulliiin oloibin ia ituiien mai
futelmien alaiiefii, iotfa uieimmiten
omot iprfGSti poiffeaipio niistG,
miSI6 lapii on enllen elGnpt. Iiibin
D1trcn tGptpb toipua ia niioen faut-
ia bGn mlooostellaan ia muofa-
toan %iuitntaonS jota etitfGteen on
poifea mGGritell1.
Sotto lapien foulunf6pnti mito-
oostuiii moboolliiimmon riffoofii
ia bpooplliiefii, on mGlttGmGtontG,
ettG foti ailttaa tuoSIn tposiG. SiIlG
mitG totpollinen lopii iaa fouIusio
opctufiesto, ie eli riipu Min poIjoo
opettoioSta FUN iiitG, milloinen
lapii tic on, ia lie tnoien riippuit
iiitG ~nlinfGloiiet olpot lapien nan.
bemmot. SoipolIinen foitllt moi to-
mottomasti ipoifittton lopien tcbitpf
Teen, moiffa bGn oliii lnbioiltoonfin
beifompi, mutta oinoaStoon Iobjo-
fos oppilos, iofa on fotona febitet-
tp oifeoon iuuntoolL ioonuttao par.
boot tuIofiet.
Sos iofoinen lopii fuiloen pito.
Scn ifGiienG fulfil fouluun ririmiil-
toon terrpeenG ia foiffi lobjonia
nornooliiesti toimintofpfpiienG, De-
Iii opctls foniafoulitisiomme MO.
min perroin beIpompoo ia oilpon
roiottomasti acknowledgements. Gut
fimufiirn foutto on iootit ieIipille,
eta milf proienttio fouIititn tiIc-
fpistn lapiisto on beiffofuuIoiiio ia
% proIenttio beiffon6foiiiG. Sutt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

llieot mitrt IebmGt ofpot Iontolla
formillo olleet fofcilln oIoilino. 6.
rGS antoi ATT poitnoo moirosmoa
$50 pGipGsi6 pfiinomaon fortealld
roipinnolIo, ia ortonee prooen I'M.
peen ~fuIuesia foiffioon 400 pdifp6d
eli main 45 pounoa pGbemm1n
fuin eoelliien1 ipuotenn, miIIoin ie
ioi miliortofoa beinien Iii1fii.
On fumminfin buomioon otetta.
mo, ettd @ontonosio nGiGI6 ieitoitin
on bein6 erinomottoin rowitiepoa
lootiio, ia eta feinofnsteIirn oIai.
men loioiin on mibonto faifen oifoo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
Sebmien maibpn titptanto farfealla
raiuinnolla elGtettbnG

YboDSmoltain maanmiljelpS0e,
porttementti on fofeilllit minfG mer.
ran Iebnld moi IppidG, fun ie elite
tdan ptiinomann farfeolla bein1-
y. nj. rnollo. &ofeilun aloiiille leb-
mile onrettiin pfiinomoon alfalfa.
beiniG ia observation-disclosures.
SGpii-if6istG bolsteinilaista leb.
Md piOettiin fofeillln aloiiena fei.
nofnstellln a%laiiella IoitumeIla, jol.
la faSipoi fplnobein1G beportemen.
tin farmilIa SuntlepSio, Mont. Sol.
miflufuuiina ie CT ioatrt mit1Gn
muuto FUN a~lfafobeinGG ia fooriioi.
loritofo. &c lppiettiin folme fertoa
p%Gim6siG. 2aitirmella ie oil 1905
pGimG1 ia 90 potG. Wiiitna Diana
nuotta ie ioi 9,0t4 poilnoa alfalfa
beinGG ia $685. paltnon foorniioilo-
ritofoo. SGllG rapinnoIIu eI1tettpnG
ie iGilptti tGSmGIleen iomon poinon,
mifG iillG oil fofeilua oIotcttocsio.
ia antoi 14,210.1 poltrna maitoo ia
470.24 pniraa moirasipoo.
Seiirootpon poifimiien iGIfeen a.
ietcttiin lama lebrtG taoien fofeilun
oloi}ctto, iolloin ie lppiettiin taoien
folmc' fertoa pGilpGsiG ia file an
nettiin beinGrominnon liiGfii min
polion milioa FUN ie boluii ipobG.
SGmmGstpttGmG titlos OF ie, ettG
Ie ioi 1855 paunna miljoo ia len
liiGfii iamon mGGrGn beiniG ia floor
n~iioiloriofoo, mirfG ie nolitti fiji
loin, tim file ei annettit mrlita
FUN beiniG ia Observation-Disclosures.
Nftitonen mGdr1 forfeoa rrofon,
minfG MT ioi, oil 10,093 poitnao
oIfolfoo, 1925 poiinoa ioiIoruofoo
il 1920 poitnod nauriito. Sc oil
loitilmeIIn 1870 pGipGG, miitta eli
pbtG1n p6tG. &c lppii 25,499.4 pau.
noo ntaitoa ia ontoi S23.tt partnoo
ipoirostpoo iefG Iiboi 200 poiiroo.
Mittto on otettatpo biiomioon ic
m1Gr1 nGfirebito, mifd tornittiin
ZEN ontomoon ieitrootporo fpiioteno
70 ~proienttio enenrnGn m~oirosipoo.
GniimGiianG ipitoteno ie i6i Ioi6un-
ruoon Iii1fii iofoisto iotno poitnoo
foboen ipoirosipoo 156.337 poiinoo
iulonoo proteinio ia $3.50 poititoo
iiilofpou milto rotpintoo iefG 10.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

faista ontamaania 1000 moitopoit-
rtoo fobben ie nalitti 51.7 poiinoo
iiiIapoa proteinio ia 1913 poiiroo
iulalpoa ra%fpintoa.
Selrooipana puoteno, fun ie TAI
piljaruofoo, lie mtatti iofnisto onto-
maanIo 100 poiinao fobben moiros.
lpoo 2tS.7 boitnaa proteinia ia
tO74.4 potnoo mititto ruofoo ia
1000 m~aitopoiinoo foboen 70.43
paltltoo proteinia ia 1863 poitnoo
miiuto ruofoo.
SolouoelliIelta fonnolto fotioen
oil iiten eniim6iien pliooen fofeiIu
tuloffoompi FUN ieiiroofpon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
.AutCa1d 10rStaIid nQnCiKuQnOD:na
ER ALOlL1A

JIlllllQllQQtt Iu"IlluNluuItlu puSltll
b1r PAM faitfi t~attapienia ipnnit
ia barba.aSfeleet ia niita bdnella o.
Ii tapona fGGrinelld ia fatiella full.
fieSloan tietGGn pGiman toiieni1 jGl.
teen ia iebGn tietpsti bioastutti bG-
men fulfuaan.
@rG6nG %pGipGna ban topaii fum-
mostufiefieen mieben, iofa tllli bill
iafieen fGipelIen ia iofa mposfin
tantoi fabto puSiid.
"@eitG iinulla tiiosia on2" man.
bus fpipi.
"SppGt tponi ia tpttapieni inn
nit, mostaii taliia. "0einG fannan
niitG faiffia ebesiGni ia ptan ne IL
iein ellie nGptellGfieni niitG."
"@elttta mitGs iinulla on tuoSio
toiiesia iuuresia prsiisin?" uteli
ipanbus. "Se nGpttGG oletpon ras.
faS."
SEQ iiinG oruat main pienet mi
fani ia plutteeni. MeinG pistGn ne
alma ielfGreppuuni."
Sian noibin fabteen matfaaiaon
liittpi folmas, iolla - ibmeelIistG
fpllG = of bGicllGfin fofii Hlsiio
= pfii rinnalla, toinen ielGsiG.
"@Gpt6ppGs nellie pusiisi iiiGl-
tol" b%uubabtimat nlto fafii eniimGis
I'd p%aeItaian.
"Sangen mielellGni", ipieros
naStaii iillG minulla on iiinG bp.
ma Dalifoinln. SGmG puIi", ia bGi
ipiittoii iiiben, iofa rinnallaon rip.
phi, ION tdpnnd Seeiufien bppiG
toitG."
"Simtn pusiiii n1pttGmGt tGpIil,
Ia. gte oluat tpnrnaan bDtpin ros.
faat", buomautti wanbus. G
"@rebOpt", pastoii mieros. "It
onot iuurio, mlttta eipGt rasfaita
yttioen poino on fltif purieet TAI.
ipolle. Gen iiinan, ettG oIiiiipot mi.
MULE tonffana, ne olittalpat minuc
eteenpGin."
"0tutta ie~IfGreppuii Ell moline Of
la @iinulle iuupestifaan bpoopfii, toi
men tpaeltoia mirffoi, "IiIIG iebGr
naDttad tpbjdlta ia buomnan, ETH
lima on iruri reifG pobiaSia."
Sen olen tebnpt tabolloni", pi
ros fertoi "iillG foifen ipnnin il
pabon panen iiiben pltsiiin ia lie po
ia plttoo reiidstG uloS ia fatooo
geoet Ills, ettei minuIIa ole militia,
pailtotpoa fannettoipanoni iofa noe
tdpf aSS, toafiepdiu."
&ereh ~faltoinen n1ist1 folmestt
olet iind, lufiia9
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
aibin isSam = Snmalan isbGn

N'pt" Iy""" O""'"'"" Ivou"
@iliai1 miori nainen aiiti fpl1siG
l1bellG iuurta fnupunfia. Suonot
tonerit boltfuttelipat bGnef mlfaan-
ia falipunfiin. Sun i6tti f~otinia ia
aIfoi waiota ipntien iuobon. slioin
iDban fGrii pobiottomasti. SGn brit.
ii toiffenia iaaoaffeen ielmille, mis-.
ia b6nen %tptt1reniG oil, mitto eli
l~optGnpt ~iGlfeGfGGn b1nestG. Siuoin
ban fefii feinon. SGn antoi ripus.
taa molofmfponia ielaiiiin paiffoi-
bin, misi6 bdnen tpttdrell6dn oil
oIIut ennen topana fGpoG. @rddma
iltann tptGr tulifin falcon, iosia 3D.
nellG oil tuttaipia, io nGfi nalofu-
man ieinGllG. SGn meni fatiomaan
iitG lGbemmin ia ipoGn oil ieiiob-
taa, fun ban tl1nii oman 1itiniG fas
mot. &l1pon alle oil firjpitettlt jo.
tain. SiinG oil lanai: "Sule TO.
tiinl" Sptto paipui t%ltolille jo oja.
tufIet alfoipat fiipaasta asfarreIla.
SGn oil 10 faliatl balitnnut pola-
ia fotiin. SGnet oil %norrattit tGbGn
eIGmaGn ia ban apiboii it'd. Ilttta
bGn Ell pllut usfdltanut polata. Sent
ban nGfi ditiniG fastpot ia bGnen
futiunia = lsfaltdiiifoban bGn! =
2opulta bGn pdGtti lGbteG, osti nil.
meiiillG raboiloan lipun ia ianp1ti
mpobGGn pollG pieneen fplGGn ia
plan = fotimofin otpelle.
Wutta iiinG uSfallus pettifin.
"@n robfene nGboG GitiG tGllaiien c.
l1nnGn iGIfeenl" ga min ban ieiioi
nb6istama tuSfo mieleSi6Gn. Mlttto
iilloin ban 1uomaomattaon poinolli
omen ripna, ja oDi = oilfeni. Sill
iaa bGn biipi iiiGGn ia b%eittGptpi. Ia
binmGlle penfille.
&l1n adrtu molteni ia Giti oil lmt
iunlit anteefiiannon lanai, ia Giti
ia tptGr iaattoipat taos iutella fes-
fenGGn, tptGr fpiGiii: "Wtlttta Gtti,
etf0 peIGnnpt maota lufitiemotto-
utasia buoneeSio? SinGbGn oft jGt-
tGnpt olpen aufi9"
Stioin iilmGt tGpttpi1pGt fppnelil-
Iii ia GGni mGriii bGnen Dastates-
iaan: "2apleni, tho omi ei ole ollut
lufittl len pon jGlfeen, iolloin lind
lGfiit fotpa. Iripelin, ettG palaiiit
fenties tonnfin bona ia jos omi oil
Il lufosla, meniiit taaS tataiiin, en-
fG ioiii enGG milloinfdan nuboG tDt'
todni. Smea eli ole iifii mGGnrtettr
Iuffoon nGinG obotufien muoiina."
Selloinen on SumaIarlfin ipoan
SGnen otpenla ei ole milloinfoar
iuliettu.. Seeils tuli tGnne alas a.
nomuan nellie, ettG omi on oufi
Niin plan fuin iiitd opeSta menet
olet oman SiGii iplisia.