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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29
GENERALIZATION AND STEAM ARE
FILTRATION RECOMMENDED IONS

,;Ing EXPENSES are SlS.5"3 less with
the combined plants. This difference
capitalized at ia per cent would IN
dictate that an additional expenditure OF
$4,000 would he justified for the COM
bined plant over the divided plant
Recommendations.
We therefore. recommend that YOU
adopt the plan OF rentraiiZing the en-
tire pumping and ti!ter'ng facilities on
the Garden Farm site and the use Of
steam as power. keeping IN mind that
the saving affected will amortt%e and
additional cost Of such a plant as com
pared with the maintenance Ot the pres
ent pumping station and the conStruc-
ton OF an electric low service station
on the Garden Farm Site. within eight
wears. with an annua! saving OF APP
proXtmateiy SlS.523.
Reservoir
Provisions for additional high level
reservoir capacity has been one of the
most difficult problems confronting US
and while we. in previous report and
recommendation. pointed 10 Stack Yard
Hollow, It's cost at this time precluded
It's consideration and so other and less
COmmadiouS sites have been sought
with the result that we present for your
consideration 4 plan. rs per attached
print, to erect on the Schenk Farm at
the head of Jonathan's Ravlne, just be-
low Nichols Road. one million gallon
steel tanks. connecting these tanks with
your present discharge main at the
point where Jonathan's Ravine passes
under your present discharge mains
on Main street. For the purpose OF
''supplying the Out-The Pike District.
mains would be carried through tun-
mel under Nichols Road for a distance
OF 900 IT.. and thence down the east
side OF the slope. tying Il In with the
proposed main to the out-the-pike dis
trict and the existing feeder from tho
present reservoir. thus unifying the
new reservoir with the present one.
II this plan meets with your approval
we will at once determine the neces-
sary acreage and rtghts-or-way 10 be
purchased. Permit us TO urge early
action since this most needed adjunct
may be constructed and put In service
In advance OF the filtered water supply
being made available. With immediate
approval and acquiring OF lands and
rights-of-way we could prepare plans
and specified tions so that YOU could let
contracts for this work within weeks.
With respect TO the neighhorinS
water works properties. we have COM
pleted the inventory OF the Wheeling
Public Service Company plants and are
now working on the appraised and orig
inal cost values and we hope. barring
Interruptions. TO have the Information
70 be derived from these activities
ready 10 place before you July LIST or
thereabouts.
Intake Pier
An anplication has been Hled and
agreed upon with the local L. s. En-
gineers Office for formal permit TO
construct the new Water Works Intake
Pier at the point shown on Plate No.
2 hereto attached. Should this permit
be issued within the next two weeks as
Ia possible. plans and Specifications
would be prepared Immediately and
bids FOR the Intake Pier and pipe lines
received about August LIST
Respectfully submitted"
-The J. y. Chester Engineers"
(Slgned) J. y. CHESTER"
BY Jno. F. Laboon."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29

Miss White for IN esummer tho class Is
IN charge OF Miss Mary Kcyser.
Mrs A. J. Harbaugh OF Lincoln ave-
nue. returned IN" early part Of the week
from a visit with relatives at iowhatan
aud has gone with her husband to
spend several days at Adena where ne
IS employed.
Mastcr Mervin Carpenter. son of Mr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29

and general W "a X
ness. l could not sleep
comfortably at night
for pains in my back.
/ found your book at
home one day and
after reading it be-
gan at once to take
Lydia E. Pinkham's
I've ge t a Bile Co M
pound. | have had
very good results and
some of my girl
friends are taking it
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29

and Mrs T. L. Carpenter Of Highland
avenue, is III with typhoid fever
Miss I.orena Rennie and Miss Lenora
Jackson were shopping in Wheeling on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. william Workman OF
Highland avenue have returned from
Gallon, Ohio. where they visited ". A.
Grove and family. Their son, Norman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29
NOTED OPERA SINGER Ill.
Thsodor Chaliapine Suffers Attack o
Diabetes IN MOSCOW.

Moscow. June 2s-(By The Associat-
ed Press >-Theodcr Chaliapine. the
noted Russian opera singer, who Is now
In Petrograd, Is suffering from diabetes.
At his Moscow residence his son said
hts condition was not considered eN-
tremely serious and that the entire fam
lily hoped to obtain permission from the
Soviet government to reside abroad,
either in Germany or America.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29
GOLF CHAMP TO COLLEGE
Robert T. Jones to Take Course ut
Harvard University

Atlanta. Ca. June IS - Robert T,
Jones' Of Atlanta. southern amateur
golf champion. Will enter Harvard this
fall TO take a Bachelor Of Arts degree
which probably will require two years,
his father. Robert T. Jones said today.
Young Jones was graduated from
Georgia Tech this spring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29

who had bean wit his uncle for two
weeks came home with them.
Mrs Stella Taylor Of BesllsvilIs vss
a guest Of Mrs. A. G. Nesseriy Of La
coin avenue on Tuesday.
Mrs William Bennett Of McMechso
was calling on friends here on Tuesday.
Mr.. wally Trimble Of Key was hsfe
Tuesday looking after business Affairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29
Shame on Them.

DERHP there mothers who do know the virtues tlethers
Coa Perhaps few who know that there limitations on
the Market and knowing this demand Fher ALL Motherhood then
that we call attention limitations and counes that may
st before them.
all motherhood everywhere that ring out the warning beware
the For thirty years Echers Coa has been an aid
upbuidg of population aid the saving Of babies
And yet there those who would ask you try something new Try
this Try that Even the remedy for the tiny scarcely beathlng BABE
that you in all your robust womanhood would yourself Shame them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29
MONTHS OF
SUFFERING
How a Baltimore Girl Recov.
cred Her Health

Baltimore, Maryland. For several
months | suffered with severe backache
, 1922-06-08

fixtures. The fire hazard in this
connection is severe. and this Bureau
will. therefore. not approve such in
~stallations except where equipped
with a suitable "Kick-back" pre-
venter with mid-point we'll grounded.
c. W. transformersx.ap to and in
Guiding 600 watts capacity may be
connected with the lighting circuits.
but must only be operated under con
slant load and without frequent
breaking of the primary circuits.
WARNING TO AMATEURS
Do not under any circumstances
attempt to s the house electric
light wiring system or fixtures for a
radio antenna. You may have read
in some OF the radio magazines that
the house wiring has been used for
such purposes, but we wish to call
your attention to the fast that this
has been accomplished only in an ex-
detrimental way and has not been suf-
ficiently developed to make it at all
safe or practical.
H. LARSEN.
President Of Board 0ftTrustees.
Attest: l.. L. METHUDY,
City Clerk.
Approved: E. A..KELL,
Mayor.
, 1922-06-08
GOOD MEN TO SPARE

At least one outstanding contrast
between the Republican and Demo-
cratic parties is the number Of good
always available for nomination
and election in the Republican party
while the opposition is fortunate II
they are able to fill up the ticket.
says the Cody Herald.
In the present campaign the Re-
publican friends Of each man have
brought out Hon. John W. Hay of
Rock Springs and Governor Robert
D. Carey as candidates for the NOM
ination of governor. Both are good
men. worthy Of the party to which
they belong. They are personally
successful, the former in his private
affairs. indicating a like result II
elected to office, and the later in
private business as we'll as four
years in which he has given the state
the best business administration it
has had for several years.
1t is refreshing to know that each
candidate is big enough to keep en-
tirely away from the mud-slinging
that was expected twenty years ago,
but. has no place in modern politics.
1t is good to know that in the num-
nation of one. the other will work
for the election of the successful
nominee. Wyoming will be safe and
progressive under the administration
Of either man.
, 1922-06-08

At Rawlins, Wyoming. wherein you
are made . Defendant. That the OBJ
ject and prayer Of said petition 10 to
secure a divorce from you ON the
grounds Of desertion as set forth in
said petition.
You r hereby notified that you
are required to answer or otherwise
plead to said petition on or before the
.5th day of August, A. D.. 1922, and
II you fail to answer said petition on
or before said date. your default will
be entered and judgment entered &C.
cordingly.
pated this End day Of June. A. D..
1922.
STELLA JUNGQUIsT.
Clerk.
JAMES r. SAUNDERS.
Plaintiff.
A.. J. ROSTER, Attorney.
First Pub. June 8. 1872.
Seventh Pub. July 20, 1888.
, 1922-06-08

proved composition. such as Bake
lite" or other equally good insulat-
ing material. adapted for high fire.
quency service. Slate or porcelain
will not be approved.
(e) The ground wire leading from
the switch to the ground connection
must be In accordance with the fol-
lowing requirements:
% Must be Of copper not smaller
than No. 8 B. & 8. gauge; must be
securely supported and protected
from mechanical injury.
Note:-Where the ground wire is
run Of the wall of a building located
directly on a street. alley or drive
way. 1t will be considered as being
exposed to mechanical injury and
must be provided with substantial
protection extending at least seven
feet from the ground.
CD Must have an approved insul-
ating covering.
60 Must run in as Straight line as
possible to a good permanent
ground" This may be obtained by
a 1-inch galvanized iron pipe driven
into permanently damp earth. or by q
connection to a water pipe. The
ground wire should be kent entirely
Jul Va lAC uAAlNbh6 IL PO1oAOAC.
90 The ground connection to the
made either by means of an approved
ground clamp securely bolted to the
pipe after 1t has been freed from all
rust. paint, or scale: or by screwiug
tightly into the pipe, or a pipe fit
ting. a brass plug having a lug for
the ground conductor. or by other
equivalent means.
The ground wire must be attached
to the clamp or to the plug by means
of solder or by an approved solder
less connector.
90 When supply is obtained d.
rect from street service, the circuit
nus be installed in approved metal
conduit or armored cable. In order
to protect the supply system from
high potential surges there must be
provided two ~condensers leach of not
less than one-half micrOfarad capac-
ity and capable of withstanding 500
volts test) in series across the line
with midpoint grounded. A fuse not
larger than ten amperes capacity
shall be connected between each con-
denser and the line wire connected
thereto. Each condenser shall per-
terably be protected by a shunting
fixed spark gap of one-thorty-second
inch separation OF less. The supply
system may also be protected from
high potential surges by means OF
two incandescent lamps connected
in series across the line with the
midpoint grounded.
fg) Transformers. voltage re-
ducers, keys and similar devices shall
be Of types specifically designed for
the service.
(h) Continuous Wave Sets en-
ploying a motor generator up to and
including one-fourth H. P. capacity
may be supplied from the house
lighting system. Continuous Wave
Sets over one-fourth H. P. should be
supplied from a separate power serv-
Ice.
% The use Of the so-called
spark Sets" employing a small
transformer connected with the house
lighting systems pot. only cause a
'flickering" of the lights but has q
tendency to cause a high potential
surging or the house lighting cir
Cats, often resulting in a break
down Of the insulation on the light
ing system. usually at the lighting
, 1922-06-08

Although a powerful reconstruc-
tive tonic, Tanlac contains no harm
full ingredients. minerals or opfates.
which are so often found in other
medicines. 1t can therefore be taken
by delicate children with splendid re-
suits. Sold BY Wyoming Drug Co.
, 1922-06-08
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION OF
SUMMONS

Notice is hereby given to Sarah
Edna Saunders, whose last known
address and residence was at 1916
Baldwin Court, Denver, Colorado.
that James r. Saunders, of Carbon
County. Wyoming. did on the End
day of June. A. D.. 1922, file his
verified petition in the District
Court of Carbon County, Wyoming,
, 1922-06-08

HElGsTFTCHING AND PICOTNG
Restricting and Pteottn8 IN first
class manner. Why send y0ar orders
, 1922-06-08

oat Of town? am prepared to do
work in tAis HDe ut any dire. Mrs.
F. Z. Froafae. Phone so7-w. 80 II
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-01

This includes all the spring Kuppenheimer models
between S475o and $500 An opportunity for you to
purchase suit of the highest quality material and work.
manshp at substantial reduction in price. FORTYTW
FIFTY GIVES AS FINE A SUIT AS YOU COULD WANT.
COME IN TODAY. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-01
In the Wash Goods
Dept.

RIPPLETTES - Small pat-
terms for aprons and dresses.
35c values. Sale 0E
Price, yard. .....--. AOc
IMPORTED GINGHAMS-
80 inches wide. Popular
checks. 85c values. EOo
Sale Price, yard. -. OOO
ONE LOT DRESS GING-
HAMS-32 inches wide. 29c
values. Sale %
Price, yard. ......... AAO
PEGGY CLOTH-s2 inches
wide One lot of about 10
pieces. Very popular for
children's wear. 25c value.
Sale Price, To-
yard ...-....... 1CO
BLACK N-36
inches wide. Our 4Oc quail
ity. Sale Price, 0On
yard AON
KIDDIE CLOTH-32 inches
wide. Excellent for chill
dren's wear. 35c value.
Sale Price, 0On
yard -. AON
WASHANREDE CREPE
In flesh only. 80 inches
wide. 29c value. 1Oo
Sale Price, yard. =. 1ON
ONE LOT MERCERIZED
FOULARD AND SILK
MIXED DRESS FABRICS
Regular values to 85c. Sale
Price, 1E1
SERPENTINE CREPE-In
plain colors and kimono pat
terms. 35c value. Sale Price,
psrd per PC
ALL WOOL CHALLIES-27
inches wide. Shown in pretty
small patterns. $1.25 values.
Sale Price, 7En
yard :. ............. lOV
TEA GOWN SILKS AND
SILK AND COTTON MIA
.TURES-36 inches wide.
Pretty mono patterns.
$1.25 values. Sale 7Oo
Price, yard. ........ ~
Wash Goods Dept.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-01

One Odd Lot of Cretonnes
II Price and Less
Regular values from 25c to
$1.75.
-Drapery Dept-Second Floor.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-01

of selected buyers in New York, Chicago and Boston
to center at The Big Store this enormous stocl
merchandise at prices that astound with their lowne
In preparing for our big Anniversary Sale we ha,
together every force and in great e
customers the advantage Of special buys Price
from large manufacturers brought about through th
this and the skill of our buying staff That
ed is evident
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-01

-Ready-to- Wear Section.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-07-11
''Wanba kdarti''
yrIttdd kukl$taa
r.aTolIettel

Wasbington, beir,df. 10 D. -
Soaoen mafotuan opetuffe,l tisfeiils.
ia eolstpstniellsten 1ppitoisto 0ens..
fphpollia5ia, Snoionosio. sSolpaSia
ia EohIois =Gofotasfo republifaon..
pnolteen uinanba fnarti" on oIfonut
lrnu''attelenoan ipoittoaf'een tofoi-
li1l a'enonia ioottoniolIo toppiolle
nc eoi5tnsnieliiet ienaottprit, iotfa
oiDut lloelleen ebooffuina tGlndn
lpfiDn moaleisld.
sdnl0n bDoff6Dsliiffeen ilrurin
nritDs tlllee olelnnon ierootfpri Ga
5olletten fi.fistnninet. ,.Manbar
foortin" iobtaiot otpot iita nleIti,
ettd 2aSolletten toppiolle ioatfar-
men pfiin fortpaiii foifti ne neIil
tappioto, jotfa De otpot f1rIineet III.
nlitpsmoaleisla. 2a5olle.ten pasta
ehooffaafii net iuunnitellaon ri W.
;S. @onfieloin, iofa on entinen Ser
ter npiSton preIloentti GentlcIpstn.
mlltta mi OH folillliohtajanQ Wfi!-
ipalfeesia.
rMonbon foartin" pith,,jnt title
mat tefenlGdn bDoffdnfien 8isconfi-
Min roin fltifolltta e!nen ipooleic.
@anfielo ia g. Gogemo opot olleet
Wos6inatonisia acknowledgements
nipon5on faortiu" jobtolien fausia.
Wfntto Ienoattori 2aSSollette II
noosfGtdn tnle oleunoon toi'nettonto-
M. Ginoostoon horfrat niehct i,tlf!-
fesio eldr,osId otpot iooneet Min ia
faniottclnon fonnatufien tootitefe-
iuiItii ibrnifilto fun ga SSollctte
Son tltfec iaoniaor hcih1rt GiineuiS
melfein iptineistl mpoter ga ntpos.
fin tltree hineIfi oiornoan pnifiltus-
paItoiiio p1,bltiio puoleIlnon, ioiban
ioltfo3io lltullodn oiefpon iendottori
gfcrris 9,ebrasfQsto, BorGh SSoabo5.
ia, ia mohoolIiYe8ti ienoottort Scspbn.
Iion GoIiforniosio. =
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-07-11
Marimilian 6arbenla ,uastaan teh
tp murbanrtG

@er1in. = Gafli niestG hpoffaIi
heilGf. 3 b. tunnetuu IofialaiIeis
loipmalebtimieben ia politillistell
ailain ortposteliian Wtorimili1il
earbeuin fiinppnun ldbellG fotioall
@ruenelnalbisio, 8erlinin eraosId c.
lifoupllngisIo. 6oroen tpietiin toi.lt
tonlasio tilosio fotiilpla, misla bltn-
mattiin honelld oleiron niiIl baaipaa
p10sio. MurhobritDfien tefiidt tDon=
sittiin.
9)ritDs Sorbe1,in benfed lnnstaaa
topohtlli ipiAan toisfo niiffoo rlfo-
n,iuisteri Hotbenolm nlurban loi=
feer, iofa niinifGan topabtui 8ruc-
l,esnolOisia.
Sooan aifona julfoili @orben il
Ieita buomiota berGttdpiii firjoit1,fiio
oifofauslcb6esIddn n0ie 3ufl,llft
Eddoliallilesti t,tonlittiin niislo Gof.
ion bollitltfIen holitiiffua. 9eind-
flulsio 1917 loffolltettiin lebti iooar
aiafii. GrGdslG firioitufiesio Sarbel
plisteli preIioetttti Wilionia ia toi.
iesio ban eiitti ipoinlatfaan ipetplt.
n,1,fien fanianpol(an plolesta.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-07-11

Seem s)orf, beirat. 10 y. -- Nb-
opspoltoln po!tioioeisiuGlilen fo,yppt1
tonlslioonln ontonliell tietoie,1
'nl,faon 1856 ra,4totietd, iotfo orpat
lliuolttaneet tltlpistoo,l, onat toufos
fitnn oialio an'ol,lneet nettot1tlnio
lobes $47> 100000 eli $17,0OO,0O0
ellelulllon fltin io'nnlid oiulla miilne
lu,lonna, 'nl,tto fltstnnutf'et oIilpoi
alentimeet 612 proienttia.
S>hun lpaltioisia rs rol,totieta,
loioen obteinen nlailiI,!fu on 55.=
797, oiiiuot onioinneet nettot,tlola
S24, 81 800 Gamolla olal!o nit
ire tp.tonna oil ,,iihen nettotulnt
S17,204 500. Jtdi0en teiben fife
tulot olnpot St73. .473 900 eli IL
proIenttia pieuenin1t fuin 'o1nnllo
oialla 1921, rlutto lriioen Iiifemenot
inlyt1ltc oIolto oljtrut 7.3 pro'entio
pIenenlnldt fl1in eoelliiend muoteno
eli $t37,343.OOO.
2anueE !paltioisla olelpot SO ral.
tutIett, ioioen Dhteiuen ntuililufu
OIL 81, $50, ilnoittitpat netto=Iiifetu.
loif'een S15,t40,60O, fitn mama I'll.
lot loiin1e lpnonno IalnaIla oiolla OF.
pot $l0,7-7,7O0. oiifctulot faif-
fioon oli!uot $t22 100000 eli !
proientti il,rtrenrnot fl,ln toufo-
flI1tlla 1921. 2Iifemenot olitDui
sos, ,24t 500 eli 5.3 proienttia pis-
nenn1at.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-07-11
ssnoppuns liidGntpp.

NtillneopoIis, feil,if. 10 ,. -
Dhopsmaltnin hnllitufleit oifellsipi=
rosto on mootinut Mt,,neapnliiin
poliilipuGllifolti n1tnterolta lnoppon-
oesto trsaltgittllien l,tfiunadrdsta ia
piottaipat ol1lletltt rtun1crot, etti
iuoppous on fieltolaista huolinrattn
hulresfi Iilddtttpnpt lpii.ne initoiina
Niinni toiilne fefGfuulfa lpnngittiii1
tdaIlG j,inp,llritflesta 720 Benfiloii
fun ebelliIen ipuooen ianlollo fitu;
fouoello pongittuiet l,iflt oil 443
W1imc toufofnitllo oil ipangittilie'
Iufit $50 ia ebellileni tultonna ia
MALTA oiaHa SIS. Oifel,smirostt
rnu,,ten foiittd1 Minneapoliiin ole
man iuuri,nmnn forpiroilit1 tpolmis
ms. ID nilitpsfesf,ttien po5ioislan
nen tpnltioisIn.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-07-11
Nnfpaian feblttgnnt papcrins
tualmiStns.

Berlin. &1linfd nnpeasti foS-
mama pun poibaon ntiuttaa paperif'
il ia inpDsfennellG Tito ipallnlster4
tlilo 'onnnrolebtid faoitillo? grds
hortsiu Ie,toun paperitebtailila on
tehnpt fofelta io iulfoiIee niist0 Ie.
Insfuflen lebbesla "ger 8op;el
ssobriecant. aoIme fasipopaa plllt
ia, joioen ofiilla taipaon lintli.
iloisiam tpilerteliiuat, foa6etfiin IT,
7.35 ooiniilla, fuorlttlin ia fitfietet
tin heti tehtdaieen. iosIo ne tpalmis
tettiin paperimaslafii ia paperifii
aeIlo $50 nollrlis paperi fllnrnla
cutolla Iihetettiin ianomalehoe,
painoon ia fiello Il pli lille pnlnet
t,tia iononolebtia fabuiIlo mppti
iudnd.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-07-11
Gnuiletta.

sstoriosio, Ore. tuolt fefdf. IA
i. fanfa!olienlne sSoba @euoricfior
Ntnffarlla) So iouoSen ifdiiena.
Gainaia oil Ipntbngt Siifaioello. 8.
!. "a oil maonDifjeljjd @rliSh 9rai.
rleltd, ssasb. 6dneIta idi iuoimo i
4 lasta.
gfoBarfisio, O'ich. fuol, beinas.
3 =. Weotti aero G4 puooen ifiiiena.
Walnaia oli ipntDnpt 2obtoiolla
NoaI [. ia iGt bdutd l6birna iltre.
moan pnoliion'o ia 4 losta, faiffl
tanii-itaiiId.
aeiaf. % D. fuoli 9(storia5ia, Sre.
|rfiinainen mics Sobn 2aine. Sdnen
'lifu!oiiistaon ei tieoetG.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-07-11
9fillin metlan baasfans inbtno.

Merfillllen tilastnn eiitto1 DhbDs
moItoin moonipilielns soenarttenenttj
Miehigonln lpaltion lretiistd. @ield
n. 1890 oil Michiqon eniimdinel
ipaltic r1etidtltotteiocn ololla, nofpi
i'm ei ie eildu tliofa pilolta lita i1nlt.
r1ddrdd, ninfii ie itie torluitiee.
ySoltios'o fauoetnan metiti0 m.
fpilin ipfo nupii noilt $50 1niljonnuc
ialfoo la1oofii, nluttn le tartpitlet
oniin torpeiiiiu'a fafii trertoo ellenl:
man Euuttutpu n0ard tuotetaoa
muisto tpaltioistu, ioten robtiin il
fuletltfieen menee nuoiiitain lln,re1
'l1n1nlat. esa fuletus tltlee MD tai
liimmaf1i n1ttd fntentmufIi liirtpp Il
roia, mistd lo1totamarou tuoi0oor
tlobc. Waltion metiien Inppnnline:-
iobtuu liitd, ettG eniin on tuhloan,ol
la bafattu 1netIiit ia fitten onot t1Ii
no(ot hoipittdnect ,nelfein fastrulli
i,l,ioen, min ettd torolle poIanee1
laofnt fanfoot otpot idlelld. Mihiu
foGn toilnenpiteiiiit1 et ole rnbontt:
metIien lll6eIleen fosmuttnn1iief|i.
Torhailloan olles'aon hofottiil,
WicbIganiSla infa lpuolI fe3filnGii
rim Az bilioonao iulfao puulta. Sd
ma oil nuo'ien 1880 ia 1890 lpdiil
ID. geelju lpiibefti oIoa faifesta pm
tolparasto iplefiilt lrllibin rualtioi6il:
Dbbefianfpn1mentd prolenttio foo
oetl,sta pnl,sto oil Iilloin p1htoil1tc
'iuolfoista petanid, niifi flullrus Dor
haintpiln pl1,laleibin, nliti 9Jn1eri
fosia lootpp. NDfnilin Ell WichiQanis
la it'd pullta ole lui1ri laillfonn, litt
roioaon looba lieltd NIT 10 ip1ben!
indl fltin MosIochulettisto. Deichi
gonlSia iaobaun nDfp;fin o,nist;
metlistd pdaaiiofliiesti main alo-ar
,poista pui,ta, poGaiiolliiesti poltto
punta, tisrousloifofIiir, oitaoatioit
ia pultmoslaon torrDittopia pllita
&aiffi parenpi pm, tuotetoan muis
ia ipoItioista.
Wichlgonisia on ntaatd inielifi
iolltilaono niin poI]on, ett1 maltl
motif fasioattao metidG niin poIios
etti le motif iunba nlioiittain ono
torpeenIa ia mnboofin ipieId. S5iisn
fniDulps On nbfpi'in haflitntieu me
/ iatoin1iston horfinfan nlaiiena
l1tltotpa on, ettd IieIEafin ofetao
| Mhimndsm tuleiuaii,tuoeslo uuos
1een fasnoffomaon lltetiii ia laoboo
iualtion 1aaiot alot fosnalnaon bpi
: fniida metl01.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-07-11

Sum 5. ,Srodierin .poitto Gnbe
jois Safotus}a nerfitiee toonnefob-
iaa meioan pollittlieslo bistor'o5e
ioln1ue. &c OH o.fuin1talls pli nan,
rloituln1sin luoaIiia'nppnilu5ia, j.
ia 4S.u tnn1iteo Oh i,iunnitelll.t ia
lofa t,llee olotettalpafii bynin piul, il
ionfa torfoit,ts OH iaabn spolltutl'
Nbops.paltaIlt ienaattiin sSra5icr
Gohlois- Gnfatosto, SSron 92ebras-
tosta, Ncoofhart Sospo5to ia 2o0ol=
lette WiSconiiulsto.
Assn fpniteo t,llee onton!oan
tt,poeu fonnotilfieniu nuille ebocf-
foilIe ia 9rogresIime- puolueen fono.
resiiehooffoiile 9tebrastaslo ia essha.
bosIu; Ira5ierin listnn ebooffaillo
Eahiois= =Iafotasin; 9snnpnrtiion ej-
ooffaille Gtclo-Gufotasfa ia Hroa-
resIiipe Msiociatlori11 ebooffoll(e
SSieconilnisiu. 0se nlentue loheilesid
phteistoinlinnasia foiffiel1 roiael,
i6riestoiclt fonsio ia monet nalsto
e6onffoiSta o,uot 4o:n fon1iteall
a1afio.pio ioIeaiii Sioioen miesten
unlitlenliuen fongresi'it eoistaiiI
bngnin baomattaipasti eonstl,fielliieu
bolLihlfIen aifoanioamista.
vGpiileluatt;i Iefa oenrofroottiIat
eta republifoouiie1l puoIlteen taoE-
sunlutielliIet fol,eistot eiipot iitd
nlit0in fined foo,ltdn,dtto loahafIeeli
cifaon 1rdioen ei1onffaiben toppiois
itorro5funt ponleisio, llllG beihin
moittolio merfitieiIi luolhrien pno+
tleioeu hoinant,lnista".