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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-10
CLASSIFIED ADS
A big lot of second hand lsIai-
Der for sale. F. H. Gordon. ~

WANTED-Good tenant for
1928 for IS or 40 acres splendid
ducements offered. Phone 69l.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-10

Candidates favoring wine and
beer and progressiveism within
the Republican party went down
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-10

FOR RENTS room house on
Big Hill avenue; water; light and
good cellar. Phone 25S. 1S7 lip
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-10

WANTED - An experienced
cook; good wages. Phone 253 or
351. 1865
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-10

to defeat in Tuesdays primary
election in Ohio, according to re-
turns today from a majority of
the precincts in the state.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-10

WANTED-To buy gentle
pony. Apply to Mrs. G. B. Hale.
1876 Up
The progress-itemizer., 1922-03-10
Worthy and Well Qualified Officers
In Local Masonic Lodpe

Valley City Lodge. F. & A. NJ,
boasts a line up of office~e, worthy
and we'll qualified 10 degree seldom
equalleG and revar excelled in it's
enviable history of worthy Officers.
Without an exception they are men
IL whose lives are exemptefied as
nearly as is humanity possible, the
true principles of Free Masonry
and men TO whom the membership
can point with pride. rhcir leader
ship in our community is not con-
fined to the Masonic lodge; each of
them is IN active member in his
respective church. The w. NJ, Mr.
w. j. Tipler. is Deacon of the
First Baptist church; Messrs. Gore,
Sissoll,' Hammer and Phillips, each
Il member of the board of Stewards
n'cn, correctly interpreting the un-
of the First NJ. f. Church. These
The progress-itemizer., 1922-03-10

ammous sentiment of the lodge thew
represent, a sentiment in which they
are in complete accord, extend areet-
lngs and a most hearty welcome to
the ladies' of the M. E. Missionary
Society, and tender to them the cour-
tesies of the Masonic Temple. They
are sincere in the hone that the Wis
hors may spend pleasant and prof
liable time in our midst and that
great strides of progress may con-
tFnua in The noble work in which
thsy are engaged.
Officers: W. J. Tipler. w. NJ;
X. R. Sissell, S. W.; John Cooper, J.
W; o. T. Hammer, Treasurer; T. o
Gore Secretary; J. Frank Carr, S.
d.; J. P. Phillips, J. D.; B. V. ("Tite
eye') Benson, Tyler.
The progress-itemizer., 1922-03-10

sibly some Of these men had at
titmes wondered if circumstances
would ever permit them to express
in terms of structural beauty their
interpretation Of iMasonry,s high
ideals, but SO far distant seemed
that such thoughts were not long
entertained. January 1918 records a
memorable meeting in that rented
hall Those men met and dreamed
. dream; that it was not the dream
Of the sluggard. the accompanying
photograph is an eloquent witness;
building and grounds representa- g
an investment of $25O00O0. the
unpaid portion of which is covered
by bonds well distributed among
the membt rship exclusively.
TruA and faithfui followers are
as vitality NECESSARY to any under
taling, Is are capable leaders; with
out n e&eeption Valley Oity Lodge
was blest with both. ana TO make
mention Of every member deserving
Of worthy mention n the accompaish
ment of this undsrtskins would
mesn ia giving d prominencs u
earh and every one Of the 2b6 raeas-
The progress-itemizer., 1922-03-10
BUILDING COMMITTEE
DESERVE MUCH PRAISE
b FOR THEIR EFFORTS
~-,-rl-r

Men upon whose shoulder the
membership placed the direct re-
sponsbility of formulating plans
and supervising the erection Of this
temple and whose untiring efforts
witness the good judgement dis
played in the choice are:
w. D. Gean, contractor, whose re-
markable ability and good judge
anent were strengthened by the fact
that he was laboring in the interest
q his own lodge, was, at the first
meeting held in the new temple,
given rising vote of thanks ir ap-
probation of the fact that he had
displayed an interest not measured
altogether in dollars and cents.
7. o. Gore and o. T. Hammer a.
bly, supervised the financial matters
and devotsd much time, and incurr-
ed much personal Expense in attend
ing to the purchases necessary,
,aking daily Inspections of the
! ing the several months of
dtion. These men labored
x hmestly without the hope
Il Gyes4@ yeward' save that re-
"A ch comes in the form of an.
4 -nQfledgement Of a fffe TIME debt
~ ndSgratitude from an ap-
membership.
N prominence should not be
!. Ae name, of Jas. M. Colson,
member of the building CONT
one whose close cooperation
It all times be depended upon
bison is entering upon his sec
krnn as Worthy Patron of the
Of Eastern Star. A man who
|ncceed himself in this live
awake exacting band Of ladies
xx res no further song of praise.
n the beginning Of tbs un-
ing sound !egel judgement
81 course been indispensable
matter, the loigs was truly
" u scas-;ng as nne # its
loyal and influential members
4 things, >Chancellor ]. G. Nc
u Second 10 none has been
The progress-itemizer., 1922-03-10

position he has held for several
terms successfully. Since the day of
his limitation Mr.. Benson has been
an active and valuable participant in
the labors of the lodge and his ad-
vice and counsel are ever found val
uable and as member Of the
building committee his services were
indispensable.
The progress-itemizer., 1922-03-10

attendance at all meetings, their
active participation in all the lodge
labors. It would be interetine and
astonishing to know that the l2a
degrees conferred by Valley City
last year Just how few times these
two loyal "boys" were not active
participants in the labors.
The progress-itemizer., 1922-03-10

rhis page would be incomplete
without mentioning the names Of odr
two "standlbys" G. +. Romberger
and D. H. Halliwell. No night SO
dark and stomy,no business duty %
urgent IS to prevent their regular
The progress-itemizer., 1922-03-10

lodge sometimes selects member
upon whom they wish to confer the
honor, without expecting or wanting
much in return, but such was not the
case in the eection Of Past Mas
ter B. v. Benson as Tyler, which
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-05-26

ofs them spta WI ~ doub1 lie tl1e
|percentaga Sof9 total veteran populate lon
and then Mime sot II u Sixth will @be the
|strongest m Wel1 as the peppiest bunch
|sof5 phersstnS the North Star State.
sz4 apath cite q atlsn
The American v Legion or Minnc-s
sofia declares DR.. II Arthur Il AZ Van
Dyke, DepartmentE Commander, will
endeavor to commemorate with q spe-
5cial dignity the coming Memorial Day.
The s:American Legion. In paying tri-s
butte to itsaown dead. appreciates the
of the graves Of those veterans 81 '6l
who died that the nation might 1--we.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-05-26
BRANDT, SLAYER OF RELATIVES
GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE

Ernest N. Brandt Of Barrows was on
Saturday sentenced to the state penl-
Tertiary for life for the murder Of his
wife's father James Mcpherson, and
grandmother, Mrs. J. B. Mcpherson,
May g. Brandt was indicted on two
counts by special grand jury. He was
brought before Judge Stanton Of Be-
midi and pleaded guilty to the murder
charge.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-05-26

1--we appreciate that the day rs peculiar
tina eof3 the Grand Army OF The. Re-
Public and we have attempted our ex-
ercises only il the spirit Of Il fostering
and perpetuatings their service to our
3of The Republic, the spirit OF acrifice.
50 Wond erfully evidenced within the
tnin thin ranks Of the veterans Of the
civil war" l zg3
Crawford Sheldon and E. r. Adams
We're at Mile Laos lake the latter part
ct Of last a week on a fishing trip. They
brought back the limit Of pike. 5$
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-05-26

DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Diedrich Of Be-
midi arrived Saturday from Mime
apolis, where Mrs. Diedrich submitted
to surgical treatment. DR.. Diedrich re-
turned to Bemidji Monday evening, but
Mrs. Diedrich and daughter Catherine
remained for visit with relatives.
They are guests at the P. J. Vasaly
home.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-05-26

& 11tnEeSotA 81 s l3l6krfc & ION
ont sof the entg 1oIl tubes OF the
Hing Six ONES sts, ieE silverys MIS-
Esissippt to- ben az upon Its 9 bosom tor
more than s, 900 mi les MI who 10
Club and travel with the Gopher Gang
to New Orleans next October
Sixth Has Great FIXTURE .ss
organization Ia Gopherland 4 Il is the
claim Of Sixth DISTRICT Leg onnaires.
who point to. their virgin forests and
streams and lakes and declare that
though the Sixth sent Just 5000 men
to army life, the coming development
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-05-26
Patliots u l.eaSe5

ntf1ots IN Heaee
I Nv need patriots IN peace 40 well a.
in war, :, said Judge u Hughes. Y Our
most important work lies "a the deVel-
sopment Of good citizens. We used TO
call the foreigners ops. 'Bohunks..
'sheenies.' ETC.. but we don't hear that
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-05-26
I'M y 8 ] u


. lorsst & IA
sentss. IscsntIy 8 ti 10 s.
Percent d g
10y es.' 4 rote Fannie Rrun-
rs falrteld county. Gonnecticult. Ye u
even in the 81 light Of the hard years u
have spent upon the farm. would be
willing for my daughter to- marry q
structive policy for farm homes and
that true happiness is found In we'll
rendered service. In something SO Wit.
ally necessary to the growth and pro-
his wisest for us farmers not 70 decry
our occupation. nor to make mountains
Of our difficulties and molehills spf# our
pleasures. ts 55s ST.
The strength Of our nation lies IL =
the youth OF our land and, with inte1li-'
gent care, nowhere can boys and girls
be reared to sturdier manhood and
Womanhood than on our farms.
IF our men are to till our farms TO
feed the multitudes, side by side, with
Who are better fitted than our daugh-l
tiers who can bring to their task un-s
Outstanding hearts? .=s s:s Il. .
lis such q hard life!' Have you ever
known any great work, or Drawn or
brain wrought by one seeking the easy
job? The making Of happy homes is.
a great: work. 51 III Il q. .S5s4
Our government is awaking to the
fact that the farmer is to be reckoned
with in our national policies. Our home
demonstration agents are showing us
farm women how to make becoming
and inexpensive clothing; the autOmo-
bile is making it possible to do and see
many interesting things-and get home
for chores. On many a lonely farm,
our club workers are touching the
lives of boys and girls, inspiring them
with keen interest in their work and
surroundings. II ~,
Last nut not least had farmer anG is
Speaking FOR himself. when he shalt
have spoken wisely enough, hope the
great lack in the life Of our farm
woman today-ready ,money-will. be
filled and she will have machinery TO
relieve the drudgery Of her work ana
opportunity to enjoy some Of the nice
ties of life. 1t is her due. To such a
life 1 would gladly give my daughter
Il love the country; take keen in
terest in farmer folk; admire their
sincerity, quick sympathies, and sane
and clean thinking. I find true enjoy
ment in the changing seasons; the spot
where the children find the first hepat-
lea; the bird songs; the beautiful COL
Orings of the skies; the refreshing
spring water: the feeling of nearness
to the Creator of all things good and
beautiful.
because of this and because 1 am
an American Patriot, 1 should like to
pass this legacy on to my daughters
children"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-05-26
Wool Pool at 35 Cent Mark

Another bright spot appeared in the
wool market this week.
The National Wool Department Of
announced the sale of it's
entire 1921 pool at prices based on IS
cents a pound for medium wools. A
week before it had announced offers Of
80 cents pound, but stated that it was
insisting on at least 50 cents. The
sale of the entire 1921 pool on the IS
cent basis followed.
The National Wool Department at
Pennington is one of three co-opera-
tive agencies endorsed by the Mime
sofa Wool Marketing Committee, which
was organized by the Minnesota Farm
Bureau federation at the request of a
conference of wool producers. to handle
Minnesota's 1922 clip on the statewide
pooling plan. The marketing commit
tee was organized by the Minnesota
Farm Bureau federation at the request
of conference of wool producers early
this year. 1t unanimously recommend
ed pooling of all Minnesota wool to
take advantage of the rising market.
Strengthening Of county wool growers
associations, land the organization OF
state association in the autumn.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-05-26

Farm Wffehood for Your Grit
Would you want your daughter Il
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-05-23
Ntillrelotan MQanlpiljelis
idirt Mo1ts&artilan 3iito1l
lpaQlitaiStcll1 alfa1lllt

tnposfin bemofrnattien ilplitufIen.
SON ei fuitenfaan ilinolttalltunilt
ebboffaafli Jarner-Gobur listalle,
maon aifoi eIii,rtpd itienai1enG eb-
boffaana ipDsmmleisia. Wiime bet.
felLd fuitenfin s. W. anlres.
Meranbriosta, il1noittal,tili 0armer-
2abor puolueen ebooffoafli. 9sDt
or Tn fongreslipiirilt Sormer-
2abor puolneen fo,nitea jltlfaisiut
Scr. 3alneiille febotlfien luopua
ebboffuuoesta, fosfa b1nelli .on pa.
rempi tilaiiuus tlilla tpolitltfii esapo=
hin feiiarifii fltin fongresiilniebefIi
bostori 8. s. Rpalen ipastaeboof-
foano." aonlitea feboittaa aaInel;n
Iuopumaan ebooffllubesta eoisfDs-
mieIiien allan hbtpafli ia epailenat-
til ban len teteefin.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-05-23
slmalaiiualiifenne 8erliinin ia Mos
fotuan fpdlilIG.

gerIiini. SafioIaisten lenta-
ilen 'oaluntllS on gerliinistd Wos
fonoou neliaslotoisto tllnnisia. Gn
iil1l1inen Ientofone ldbti ADrrirlgsber-
aistG milne milton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
no ia iaapui Wosfopan,s ianafna i
tana. Se pa1dIi tafaiiin aorings-
heraiin toiiena paiipdl,a. &urs mt
OH ful,trut llnlpeer ie snifa, n1infd
fl,luesia liittolaiiet fieIIi1pGt lento-
fcaeioen tpaln1istuflen 5nfiasio, alp-
tetoan ilntoliifenne gerIiinin ia
9to5fpuan nalilIa.
Sentofoneet tuletpat Iabtenad:l
gerIiinist4 flo 4 onr1lINa ia iaaplts
nat aoninesbereiin ffqs 10 aanutlla
ia Iabtetpat MosfomaaH fello 1890
oa,ua,aiiiapanS. saisss..4 s.siaF|i ri. TIL,
Ia f6nttanlada Observation-Disclosures
ia, moan ainoastaan fl,lietetaan pos
tia ia biplonaatttiia aiinfirjoio.
Wfpos on ilntotettlt, ett6 SafIml
il 8eaaian nGlilld on f6ptp nett
ipotteI,tio iltoralaiIen ralttotieliifen-
teen olpaanrilesta @oniltasbergisfo,
GotDnoon, 9ipinsfiil1 ia Wosfomoan
Giten tpdltDttaiiiin miitpptDfiilth iol-
ta NIT iatt1nl flin liifenne tapaAfinl
@orIotpan ia giiigon fal,tta. Guile
Dui1itioesia tltlce Wendld, jofa nes.
ian tpuoben oian oil melfein fofo=
noou iaorrpfiisia, olenoan porem+
min phtep6esld ntltun nlaailn1an
fansia fltin ennen 1otau
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-05-23
$ernstcDIlii niIfastnu,istn
Dbotetaan.

3f K 5s +
@nibington, toufof % =. Il
ieioen ballitnsnirastoien raporteisIc
lauiutaan obotufiin, ett1 rol,ta- ID
terasteDIIiinus ia neIi1 ,nl,,ltn pc
rnsteolliiuutta olfntpot ilopeosti nil.
fastun, ,nif6 milfastunlinen IopnIto
ferittpp pleiiefii liiffeem ,,ouiufii
Ndnd nelia perusteouiiu iotfo
baHttllffen rnpnrttien nnutaan o5oii.
tatpnt ipifashlnrista pnat alttomo-
biili=teolliillus, rofennllstpot, roitto-
tieipounllien rafennus ia forioustpot
ID n1oantDilielps.
gIi DbopsnaItoien, Min baIIituf-
len raporfeisla ferrotann, ioapliu
fietoia tilnnteen paronentiIesta 1lai-
oen teolliiullfiien aLnlla. TatDall;-
iisia cloisia malta teolIifuusalon on
rioettD 1iife-eldi1airt llnopnntoreina.
Eastd ippst6 baIIituspiireisid ooo-
tetaanfin pleistG teolliIilus. ia fife
eldmdn tuiHastllnlista ia loaientl,-
n1istn.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-05-23
kadullllee,nl \! ~. |
NAL. !. .lllIlliile'b!e'lll nj !! [ l|Ia|u'
mis- HydeM

8ibbing, Ysinn., tDufof .f22 y.
8iime periantaina lopii Granf Mir-
ia ninlinen mics Sturdeoil 2ofe
ten porrelta mieben rl,liSniin, iofa
tllnnettiin Oscar 8e,lber9ifIi, tut
netilfii 3ibbi,,gin aluffaotfi, iofo u,
ollnt faoofiisia iitte mime tan,nli-
fliun. Rllllrni5 l0ptDi ltpin fpImen
n1ailin p6dsid Sibbinsiss6. Cen
ioboosto, ettd ruunlis oIi poboin
inaodntDnpt oil mabootorh tebb1 ini-
tddn Dnrnaa iobiopadtdgtd tuole-
man ipistd,
Meipoliperi fuitenfin BDtni r,tu=
Min lobelta ia lliooin Hoatpa oiot-
talltui oletDaa oifean fpripan tafn-
no. 1dmdn iohbosta onspoliiiipadl.
lifts anianut Inlsiunrons ettd mics
cn fuollut oman fiioen fautta.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-05-23
atnnastdan ptualitnt~ bb,uafiatoan
communication iunffppn.

Mosfono, tollfof. % p. - Som.
nil'nlsfrpuolite, ionfd aIaiiena on 10.
10 iperdlainen ioipietfbalIitus.
fllllllftltt enelnnldn ia enenrn11u ma.
llttllier iorfofii. iobon on pbta mai.
tea paasta fltfn slmerifon fjienogtor
flubeibin ia forfeinrpiin ia faGoiffrr.
pin loiaieuroibin.
Euolne apdbenrettiin piime iuuon.
na 1lotn 100000 teen jaleneen fun
len riipeia bartpelmettiir erottomoI.
la 10000 iaientG eriIaiiista fniS.
ia. lluoet idanl,Gt, iotfa phSegtoist.,
faDsnenalainen fonnunistifonores{i
on npttentnlih bbtpdfiDppt, tefefpdt
Dlela fpaifemnmafii BenfiIoiIle, ME
ldpd tatpalliieIle tponliebeIlefir,
fdnstd len pbteDteen.
Golme eboofosrrbnlGd Iietef(oou
eillii1tdileer fltitllltpat tatpuIliIet tnD.
lniiet ia punaiiet iotitrit, iotfa olpat
"tnolaisti aIfnperdi~ ia bddieipat
be foninltnistien pnoIueeleen poi.
foil1sfen tonliteoioen p61t6flestii
fplll1en fnllniipuntifen fofen1ufIer
1oaneen idienen iuoiit,tfiesta, mutto
bet0on tdDtDn pnlipella filuoen frlt-
tailoen foetliSuifn enlenfitin be moi
mot tiilla tdpsipoirnaiiifii i1Ienifii.
Eoiieen rBhln0dn fl1llulpat ieIloi.
let tolonpoiat ia pienten liiffeioen
10 fotien onlistoint, iotto eilDdt bor.
tporillifelta tnpaIIo feinotteIe tois-
ten tponliesten fnstnnnuFieIln. Sei-
cat hptpdtiptadn jcfieenfin ianoil(4
ebooilla, patti ettd foetusnifania on
fofonalnen ipnoIi.
&clmonnen rDbrn1n eh6offaot. ioi.
bin IiidltDipGt. faiffi nruiit, fnten en-.
tiitin pitolueiiiin flu1lnneet benfilot
bDtp1fiDt0ir ainoastnon tDiioen lpiifi
fDltotta raliueIlstd fofeneen Denf!.
Ion iitoiitufiesta. 6eiodt bpfpGffpD
piirtn tonnitent ia on beiodn polDel,
fofpa allfii fagben fpuoben foetus-
oifa.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-05-23
Sp5ipaenliife fe6ittpp itGmaillafin.

Wtilnnufee isis. uWilitaristit
o>pat Sesapanisia t1Doellliesti fontros-
lisia ia beio1n tp0nddn on ioiialis
tien ia robifadlisfen tp6l1isteen mai
,inaniinen", ielitti lRrs. Iictpr 3.
Berger, idapltttiaan n1otfaltuan aii-
nasia, SapanisIa ia SiIippiineiIld
Mrs. geracr on entiien io'ioIistiien
fnngresiirtiehen g. 8. gergerin p1io-
liio.
usatpnllinen fanIa rn mdlinpitd-
lndtou boIlitietpnn luofon i1lrperia,
listiiiin pnnteiiiin ndhoen ia on &c.
riiritpt, poIiittiiesti ianoen", iatfot
Mrs. Berger.
aiina Ct ole min tafopaiilinen fliir
l,lullaan Ip6naenidrjestot oipni
fielId 10 pittdlle fehittnneet, etenfii
-gteld-Giina5ia. Siioiiet riitntlllu
Set otpat fi,tfenfin ebfaisleet tertpeel
liTen fasiuun. aiinoIaisten ti3otp1en
nnioiben lpoiluanfdpte of asfeinei
|ueririiesIaffo, iofa iitoi f65 laitpa,
Song aongin Iaton,aalt.
rDfiin ssilippiineilId IN tp6ipaen
liiifo, iosfin ie toiiirii fpiel1 matt
aipt5tuspboist1flen tapaiiesti. 9p5
paenolot cilDGt iuinfaon ole par
bnin1n,ot. Nnitioteiben fonhnftoG
|reiIe Wanilnsfa mofietoan Is tent
ltd p0iipdIt1. Hnperosiin tefij1
foaipat 80 iel,tfid piiiipiifa. Wiin pii
! fni[e fliin lain tietdd naibieIiipo
Italfat InaaieaiouiIla ieitienlasta pii
Itcentoisto boII1riin fitufalbesin."
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-05-23
@elloa1l fonferensii pddttb>
1lDt* : 4nli foltferensli TO-
foontlln &eldfnun lopllaa

MALE (itafus qiin) ia tlilee ppIpn1;i1n
fuoinlasio nelia fill,fautta len iGI.
teen fun fonrisiionit oiuot tt,onIT
pnnttGneet.
Nropaganoaa fosfetpa fitounuts
tieltaa ballititfIet iefaantlunosta mil.
iaan fapaa toi5tell ipaItioiben oii.
oIbtH ia aipnstmasta rabaIliiesti toi
fpfltn feinoin poIitiIlilia i1riestSiS
foillsla maisio. 9fiinifaon meItpoit,
.aa 1e ballitnfiet tlsfabouttarloau 6.
ineillaan icfaiien pritHicn, ioufa far.
folfllfena olifi tebod ipatiipoItoilia
iefoIa follisia iDaltioisia toi bGirit1
pallrleipao olueellista ia poIiitiIlis.
ia aietnaa.
HaHsfan, Belgian ia SorIan RI.
Defpstot eiipat ottaneet ofaa igtun.
foon Gonstaiat ipnfilnttipot. ettS
BE titliiitpat eiittilrtddn iopimufien
ball1tisf1illeen, ia bptpin lluItopaa
on eftd ie tltIIaan ipobipistaluoon
fanoon bptpdfiptpsfd uuooosioon.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-05-23
Chimes ufunniDittna" iGrjesfDnstta
ttnuGfeG.

9crliilii, toufof. % b. Iiime
lnnantoina lasfettiin ipeiilIe gsif-
belmsbaipenisia &ugo GtimeIin 0.
mistoina liii $4,000 tonniu rahtt.
ldiiua, jcIle annetam1 Sofian anr1at.
tiiariest6n Observation-Disclosures ni-
mi: sanrl 2eeien." Greiioeutti
ebert oil ldsnd .ristiiGiiisid".
6iliattoin tpalnlistui Ioitpn, iolle
riinrefii pantiin Crit 2u6enoorFi.
2nitDarnfertinlon tb0Iaiiet fieIt1Dtpi.
mat Iasfenasta ipeiille laifpad, fosfa
iilld oil tunnetltn ii1rperiaIistiien
fenrdolin mini. 6e fliitenfin ilios.
tuiiDof, fitn ifmotettiil eta ienr1ar
fua laitpa iaa 9eeierliit niiner.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-05-23
Gnomalainen fdipelij6 matfalia
naapallpn Dmpari.

Charlie 9llrfrlan, Ganobasio iDs.
tDnpt il,omaloinet ,lilori1nies, Idbti
mime lofzduun 4 p. 9alifarista, No-
ma 5ntinstn, fdlpelenlaon ialfapn-
ritasia nrnapallon Dntpari. Sun lab
ii tdlle matfalle filpaillen CANADIAN
itdisten ranriffcuaaafu,iiien urbei-
l,n1iesten tarioorilasta $4,000 Dol
larin pnlfinnpsta. Site fertoo Scr.
Nnrfrnan mntfastao,r fellraotposti:
v2db6in &olifarista lcfafuun 4
p:nd foettaen fatpelemalld fulfea
manpallon prnpdri ia tpoittaa rcnnif-
fnn1aafllntuin lirbeilun1iesten ,ner-
fitierndn $4,000 oolIorin iuur,,iien
toIfinnon.
yNbt olen jalfopatifasio ntotfoua
san Sranciseoon, mistd I0h6tn
boprblaiipnlln MustraIiann, fGtpele.
mdlld Iustralion manteree1t haffi
eoelleen h0prplritpolla sy1pol,iin ia
aiinaan ia fGtpelemdlld ssoponii,
&iino1t, SeSntian. Yeriior, gl,rfia,
8ulgarian Serbian, SsstGipolta= lll,fa-
rim, Saflar, Ronsfon ia grittein
saorten bolfi ia lopufli b6Drploi
ipalla 9alifariin, iolnc ninlln pit61
ebtid ioitI,lf,tin 81 p1itpGan 1924
mennesI1.
rWtatfallu tillee ninln iaoSu 25,
900 ninifirioitusta fmrpunfien
fa,tppdlain tai fplien tpiraltomaiiiita
toolstlttlef1i, ettd matfoni on rehelli
lesti iuoritettu. 31banostisten to
oistusten ioufosia OF m. m. Gona.
Dan fenraalifuperllo0ri gpna'in 4
paan1iristeri Wcaen5ie &inqin mint.
firjoitllfiet.
uslsfettdin otin oioa fitpeInfifpai
lui'n 9alifarista @anco,,periin, iofa
malta on 3,642 uoiIia, il1orittoen
len 149 pditpasiG f1ipelIen liis fe3
fllndGrin 26 nloiIia biitpGsid"
Gaifft lnatfufustonnufiet tu(ee
Vtr. gurfmonin ioabu fuipaIlaan
marHstettnien postiforttien ntpem,-
lella, ioten nitdar nuitn tlsloiu Il
fcfo pitfdlIa n1atfoIfo title olenraon