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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
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Special Data.

Wind direction. northwest. wind v.lOc.
IVY, .: highest wind yesterday IL: wealth.
cr al l.. NJ, cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20

The four power treaty might have smoothc
power Senators.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20

SIX hundred thousand miners are going t,
quit their jobs. whcreupou coal will riyc ;
convincing demonstration of its ability I,
rise unaSsStcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20

Through one Of it's sp"k esmen. the Ku IiIux
promise To bring the fugitive Bullock from
canada to North Carolina. The invisible en-
rir" ii appears. takes up where ordinary gov
eminent leaves off.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20

Gandhi has been sentenced to serve 81,
ycars-without hard labor. Nothing would $,
please Britain to him take the res
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20

''ot course" says the Pctersburr prnrre.s
ana Index Appeal the people of Viryiui, ,re
very much Interested in the development of
IN" ports OF Norfolk and Ncwpor, News hun
they ar" far more deeply Interested I'm tho
o"Ne'"pih'nt OF all our waterways cmptying
INT" Hampton Roads. especially in the James
River. on whose banks are found pot.n,i,I
sites for unlimited docks and wharvcs front
ing deeper water. in many instances Than is
IL be found at Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20

Back at the capital from his Florida vaca
ton. Mr. Harding should now obtain n
pretty definite idea To how much motion
Congress can waste in ten days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20

IhIs is from the Scotteville News: Rich
mona and Norfolk are rivals for selection as
tho Virginia station on the New York 10 Le,.
west air route for giant diricibics Looks
as though it might be contest of ho, air
artists. doesn't it?'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20

Senator Robinson declares an unfair effort
has been made To inject politics into the treaty
hGht Ills own effort. lie would probably ad-
init has been only fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20

Philadelphia says the Newport News
i'rcSs, rs stiiI unable to find a site for her.
H'Hiui-'thtenniai exposition. We have some
beautiful sites on Hampton Roads which pm.
adeiphia could get at Il fair price"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20

TrBLlsHED every day in the year a. 10 sour. Sou.n
Tenth Street. Richmond, Va. by The il"'e'
! - Dispatch EmhlishlnE Co. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20

The l.oudoun Times. without calling names
conmcnds the work. or attempt at work =
Il Few members OF the Legislature. ana then
says; There were others who in every ,c,i,r
ana word disclosed the fact that th.v wnr.
throwing up fortiiicat!ons to hide behind il,
some future political battle when i, 49,.
their duty To do for the people the tbiprs
ton"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20

ii"r" Is paragraph from the Danvillc Reg
lister; commodore w Mcdonald Lee of Irv
ington, Va. is back at the head of ,bc n,
hhftmehi of Game and Inland Fisheries Mc.
Knows all about oysters but does not inita,c
them"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20

Says the Roanoke World News: I'm his ,,es
sage TO the Assembly several weeks ago CAV.
"rn"r TrInkle closed with these two questions.
]. Whether we desire roads % NEE, the 10
nhnds OF the times. .. Ii SO. whether tb,v
snail ne buiIt quickly or slowly The only
progressive, predetermined answer for Viz
Einians To make to these queries is Ia ,,rro
me Governor to call special session for the
further consideration Of road matters b.ror.
the end OF the present year"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
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THE DlSPATClI
Est. 1879

Entered January - 1905. at the lost -O!hce al
Richmond. Va. = Second Class Matter
Application Pending at Petersburg, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20

f. OUR FRIENDS VINO
favor W. with manu-
scripts and illusi,a-
tons for publication
wish to have uuaNall-
able articles returned.
ln,y must IN all cases
send stamps ioT mat
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The American Jewish world., 1922-09-22
Page Eighty-thyee

vast audience present. The lodge was
signally honored by being awarded
the 1923 Convention of District No.
6. In addition, Charles D. Orecko-
vsky, for many years an earnest
worker in B'nai Birth ranks, was
honored by election to vice president
Of the District, while DR.. Samuel
Gross was appointed Chairman for
Propaganda for the District. Only
lack of space, prevents further
elaboration upon the success the
Lodge attained during the year under
the leadership Of presidents S. B.
Copilowish and A. B. Kapplin.
The Hebrew Brotherhood is another
ever growing organization, having
gained over ITS new members, includ-
ing many women during the year. A
lively and efficient degree team and
monthly social meetings have greatly
increased the popularity of the Lodge,
while its finances are reported to be
in excellent condition. The Brother
hood under it's president Mr.. Henry
Shark is fast winning for itself an
enviable place in the Jewish COM
munity.
Space does not permit giving just
due to other organizations like the
Drama Club and the Kodivrim Club,
the last named having just celebrated
it's tenth birthday.
The year was marked by the pass
ing of fine figure in the Jewish COM
munity. Bernard Silberstein died at
the age of IA, honored and respected
by ALL We are often told that we are
living in materialistic age. All the
more honor to the man who lived to
ripe age and who could manage to
represent the finer qualities which
Jew and Gentle alike admire.
The American Jewish world., 1922-09-22

Among fraternal organizations, the
B'nai Birth Lodge has gone from
strength to strength gaining fifty new
members during the year. The
writer has been a member of many
B'nai Birth Lodges and can truth
fully state that the local Lodge ac-
complished much more in the past
year than lodges in cities much larger
than ours. A lodge which can aver
age rs or 100 members at business
meetings has some reason to boast. It
held several memorable meetings
during the past year, the crowning
achievement being the Menorah Sym
postum which was a delight to the
The American Jewish world., 1922-09-22

Gus activities such as raising funds
for the Workers Bank in Palestine,
collections for the National Fund, etc.
The Council of Jewish Women al
though young, has become an impor-
tant factor in the community, en-
gaging actively in immigration Aid
work, Big Sister work, and numerous
other activities. It's greatest success,
however, was in controlling juvenile
delinquency to which task the officers
and members brought much enthus-
iasm and devotion. The organization
has been successfully piloted by Mrs.
H. Y. Josephs.
The American Jewish world., 1922-09-22

results. It is a further pleasure to
record the brilliant progress which
Rabbi Lebendiger with the very able
assistance of Mrs. Lebendiger has
made in the organization of Jewish
Clubs among the younger folks.
The year just passed has been
year of new Rabbis. Temple
Emanuel and the Jewish community
were tremendously pleased with the
coming of Rabbi Alvin S. Luchs of
Bellaire, Ohio, graduate of the He
brew Union College. Rabbi Luchs
has brought to Temple Emanuel an
enthusiasm and earnestness which
have resulted in very successful year
for the Temple. The attendance at
Friday night services would do credit
to Jewish community three times
the size of Duluth. The Sunday
School has had a vigorous and sue
cessful year under capable staff Of
teachers, who themselves were or
ganized in an active class under the
direction of Rabbi Luchs. At this
writing the plans for the new Temple
are completed and approved in practi-
cally every detail. 1t is the fond hope
Of the congregation that it's services
the next holidays will be conducted in
it's own place Of worship. The laying
of the foundation of the new edifce
will be accompanied by an intensive
drive for members.
The Zionist Organization reached
it's highest peak of enthusiasm with
the approval of the British Mandate
for Palestine by the League of Ma
tions, in honor of which a memorable
celebration was held at the Adas
Israel Synagogue with a very large
and enthusiastic attendance. The
organization also conducted success
full drive for the Keren Hayesod dur
ing which nearly $4O,OOO.OO was
raised. The event of the campaign
was the visit of the Jewish popular
hero, warrior, writer and lecturer,
Vladimir Jabotinsky. In common
with other organizations, the Zionist
Organization has suffered through
lack of active members and has to
make up for numbers by the enthus-
iasm and devotion of it's members.
However, the organization under the
faithful leadership of I. B. Aarons has
done more than it's share in numer-
The American Jewish world., 1922-09-22

Some time during September the
head office of the Keren Kajemeth
Lejisreal will remove from The Hague
to Palestine. All necessary prepara-
tions have been made in Jerusalem, so
that the regular work Of the office
can recommence at that time.
The American Jewish world., 1922-09-22

"Rimon," a magazine devoted to
art and literature and published en-
tirely in the Hebrew language, has
just made it's appearance at Berlin.
DR.. M. Wischnitzer is the editor.
The American Jewish world., 1922-09-22
September 22, 1922


keeps, so do we know the Jewish Com
munity by the activities it fosters.
A Southern friend visiting in Duluth
recently marveled at the youth of our
institutions and at the lack of many
of them. Upon inquiring further,
however, the writer found that the
visitors Jewish Community was over
hundred years old. We here in the
west have to be content with record
ing the initiation of new activities.
The outstanding communal event of
the year is the formation of the Jew
ish Social Agencies, coordination of
the relief program of nine separate
Jewish Agencies. The work already
accomplished by this new organization
in club work and in personal service
augurs we'll for the future of this
activity. The writer believes that
this form of service will be much
more important in the work of this
organization as remedial work than
relief can ever be. Duluth is this
year launching for the first time a
Community Fund, in which the Jew
ish Social Agencies will participate
to an extent which will establish the
organization very firmly in the life
of the Jewish Community. The
pioneer work of getting the cooper
alton of the nine agencies is at this
writing an accomplished fact. Men
tiening names is thankless task, is
largely matter of personal bias and
is often unjust. However, to Charles
P. Meyers should go the credit for
having successfully held the office of
president of the Agencies during
trying period, while Mrs. M. Cook has
given great deal of time and of
efficient help throughout the year. The
labor of putting the work of the
Agencies on a professional basis has
been in charge of Mrs. Ida B. Davis,
a professional social worker of much
experience.
The local community holds a very
proud place in the War Relief work
for the year. Under the Craftsmanship
of Mr.. H. Y. Josephs, Duluth carried
through in the past year remarka-
BILE campaign when combined drive,
for War Relief and Local Relief re-
suited in pledges of $25,20O.0O. This
campaign had many unique features.
1t was carried out without the assis-
tance of that old stand by of drives,
OH OuColue oPedheI, anu CIe COCdl cOSC
of the drive came to the grand total
of $1,000. Even more noteworthy
is the fact that over two-thirds of the
amount pledged has already been COL
lected This drive and the manner of
conducting it has received very much
praise from the general community.
The Talmud Torah received great
impetus through the engaging of
Rabbi Israel Lebendiger, graduate
of the Jewish Theological Seminary,
who has completed his first year of
service and has recently been re-
elected for another year. His COM
ing has given rise to many new ac-
tivities, particularly among the young
people of Orthodox parentage. The
way to religious work is through the
young and already new spirit of
loyalty and devotion to Jewish ira
dition and Jewish religion is evident.
Rabbi Lebendiger has already created
a fairly strong congregation which is
tending towards the Conservative
Synagogue common in our large
cities, and which is fast assuming its
rightful place in the life of American
Jewry. Duluth, like other cities has
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-10-13
Gnomalainen fuullnt lentu=
nnt,pffnn1nuhpasG

Eppsf. 80 p. fuoli tapaturmon
,ibrina Mitrbel Gief0in, 8 8. s s. TO-
ttlasilmaloitpa onnettom,,ltbesla
-metli GRAIN @ein6nen. 9dn oil
lci;loolliien ilmalaimaston palmeluf-
iesia mefauiffona, iosia bdn omaii
aarminailen febittDneen tai6on ia
!orfeon oripon. Onnettom,,us, ioslo
bonen obellaan luiiii mul,ta benfi-
loa ioi lurmanla, topaDtui ilmailu
lci.fiiotandptannosid, josia iltnoloi'
non objooia II. !. faarilennosla, nab.
.ii!pasti lafean luntun bdmmentdn1d-
nd lasfi foneen Min alas, ette1
en0i tpoi1lit fulfua fdalttda Dlosfa
rn ia Min fone LOST fotpalla tpoub
SiIla mooban fila feuraufiella, etti
flnlii Iaiposla oleipoa n1testd i'll
ninr6popfiesfd beitti benfenid.
4ein6nen oil ormeiian ilmail,t
o,ostoon IiittDnpt gooie Sane nj
:nelId belnifuusia 1921. &Gn ol
lpntDnDt @iipurisia 1899 ia tullu
ldh$n maaban fpmmenipuotiaana j
eldnpt lapiuutenia fen idIfeen Ms1
barnbamisIo, Masi., iosia banell
on iuuri toiperipiiri. Nuoren elo
,n;nbal,iIen mieben menettdn1ine
/ t,lott' tponbe,nmille ia laoialle ps
/ t0,pa piirille Gffindiien ia ooottama
tomor iurun.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-10-13
Metiaipalfeaim ,paara poistettn.

Nasfaat Iateet lefd rasfas iltmui-
ucn lima niimeisten nuorofaltiie,.
njalla on melfein tpDten ianrnnttta-
nut uhfaa,pafii fapneet .netfdpalot
pobiois-M -MinnelotasIa. 2annan iob.
oosta on ipaltion faniallisfaartin O.
iasto, iofa on ippsflrun l paipastd
alfaen ollut paloallteella, iaanut
r1odr1pflen palata tafaiiin ct. 3au'
lin. Sanoin tuleipat ne neliG It.
malaimaa, iotfa toista fuufautta O.
mat olleet tefemdsid tparttopalpelus
ia paloalueilla, poistumaan grI
poifoiIla iannnutustposid tp0sfen
nelIpt miebist0 niinifddn on 10 1l,ii
rimmaffi oiafii Iasfettu pois.
Woltion fltpernoorin taboltn tut
laen leuraaiDalle tDaltion lainlaat.
lafllnnan istirnnolle, tam,nifuulla
elittdnlddn ioitafin ltltiia lafieb6o
tufiia iotfn fosfepat metidpaloiel
! estamistd t,lleiuaiiuu6esia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-10-13
A,tpIIeita.

2otaf. 2 y. tuoli 0eep Nispertll6,
Mosh., naanpilieliid Cart 5ors-
alan 7S tpltooe,t ifailena. @ainaia
cli olunut As dpnotta tloIla leuolsl=
la ia idi finta iuremaan folme tD=
tarti ia pfii poifa.
Mrs. Ssobn 2aaflo Beacon Silt
i5iG, Micb. fuo1i lofaf. 7 y. 9an-
coctin bospitaa1isla 60 lpuooen ifGi-
ind. S6n oil ipntpnpt SulaiIislo
.. (. ia oil ollut sl,nerifasIo sc
puolta. Boinoion pl,oliloo fuol
.piime bubtifuulla.
2ofaf. Z p. fltolt 2allriltanisfa
Mieb. Sohn &oppelo 81 tpnooe1
if6iie,1d. &an oil ipntpnpt SisId
| > I. ia tuli tdb6n maaban 38 IL
| ittte. 2a6inn1 fltremaan idimdt puo
l;io, o. !. Gofia Mpllpfongas i
foboefian lasto, 4 poifaa ia
1 ty,Irtu.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-10-13
Curkki IA GnlIil'
Il alIekirjVitta1(lt
pdliraubaV

Mnoonia, Iofaf. IL p. @au-
lauro eli nielepo-iopinus dAefirioi'
tettiin taGll6 tiistaina flo II iudlla.
Raiffien nei,ipotteluisia nlllfona ol.
lcioen ualtoien eoustaiat hallipot
altnenId alle tibdn iopisRpfiee,t,
lo,lfa engluntilaitlen fenraaA &al-
rinaton eiitti Ssn1et NasbaM 10
;onfa miimemainittlt labetti Mnsoe,
laan Curtin notiionalistien baiii'
:uflen bpuafipttamdfii.
aenroali Sorril,gton iImoitti. ct
ta t1ind io,pintoeiitps oil Gnlinbri.
iannion "tpiin1einen Jana" 10 eta
toilet 1palIat fannattiipat @nglan.
tia. sSsmet 9asba puolestaan mas
ttii, ettd ban toiipoi ballitufienia
ba.ndfiplpdn nuo eboot. Molien
ptiipptpstcn ia fesfeptpsten nlfeen
1el.tpotteluisia on tdrnd oootettu 10.
pilnus ipibboin 1aatlt aifaan ia fen
mufoan ioatpat trrffilaiiet faiffi
inaatimufienia tGntetDfli 45 ti,nnin
f,,luesla, futen fenraali &ai rllrg-.
| ton moinitii.
Sopimus ftIitt1G IA fobtnn ia
len m,lfaan freiffalaiiet tnletpat
oo:stnmaan grafian itailesta oios.
Ia Is pGinan aiaIla ia beioan men.
tDddn idriestetddn t,.rffilaisten f.
lmiiliballitus moafnunasia. &itrffi-
loiiet Inpautuipat ei miebittan,addn
ar,neiiallnan Irnfiaa e,tnenfltlt
raj'haniopin1us on lopulliiesti tab-
/ 'tp, iolla aiulla ,!uii puolueeton alue
..lIiirjestet6da len. tilalle. .jpfa .jluinnis
4 teEtiin aitaiiem,nisin icpinpifiis1a,
:. jcita turffilaifet eitpdt ole bpmdflp.
.|aeet TurffiIaisten pi,olestaatt or
tuietdipd ioi,ffonIa pois puoIueettc-
!! snnJta olueelta fifteen faoffa fuin uit.
I oct puolueettoman alucen raiat OF
: nladriteItp. R~l
: Edten on toos ii,mria toitpeita fiji
tG ettd friitiIliiefii fdpnpt labeiisn
: ioam fpipnps iaa6aan ra,lbalIiiesti
rntsaistufli. gnglannisia on fdpn.
nisj1 Iiife pdGministeri 2lopb @eor-
> gen fufistoiniiefii banen obielmot
ia tofia I1beiien iodn aiioisia, NUT
: ia oifoo b1n e6elleen lpoittaa mas
t,,stoionia ia jatfaa ballitustaan.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-10-13
Gana laatuuttannt refprbin ntnnimi
5esla.

Santa grlla, gal. California
.5arm Bureau Geberationin ipirolli-
ZEN tieoononncn ,nlifaan tDaIfoinen
ll.uornolois-rotuinen (2egborr) ia.
ia, ionfo omistaa Mler 5tcsport,
5ania gru5'ista, laaDutti mllniinis'
'cnnatpfien Garnt Bureann toimeelt'
,ranenlisla filpailuisia. &lpnilu-
|clfa oil tpnoii ia tDiirneiiend filpai'
lup1itp1n6 Settportin liwornolaina1
mnni 324 :nnen nli,itnn, icfn on iinl
IIaau,itus. Gntinen Ioauutns ol
ISIS munoa tDuoDesin. Gen ianip1it
Ii napog palfoiiien litpornoloinen iD
1881 &ollptpoobin fanoIormilla
scllpipoooisfa, Wasb.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-10-13
Kuvern00ri ne$to$
0Ijybuijaukse$$a
tl1ukd1td

Scraosla ilmestptpG Nonpartilan
ltbti Gnlrier-9setps i,llfaiii tpiime
ii,nnlntain mmerosia malofunattlt-
ia ialjcnnofiid niistd firieImistd,
;oiIlu ibn1iliii nailld tienoin fpete-
taan Iuoba panentnan raboiaan "Da.
fota= =Wontana 9tpcllpe Oil Gpnbi=
cote" 1liIliIeen Dlipbliiiallfieen. SIT
tuel MORT 9}estps mainitaan erifoi-
i1n Ellomattaipono taman pbtion nj
terii perustaiana. Tarl1d,1 Dhtion ie-
litetiidn oleiuon pflinfertailen "pilli-
fish" -pDti0n, ionfa fautta naon y
|, tetddn loooa tbrnisten rabat. Db'
t;ollG ei ole olemasiafaon nitadr
ilibuoata, ioten mitddn oliDd ei oil
fosfaan pritettpfdan nostaa tuoltt
oletetulto omaiIunoelta. Courier
9,eins lelittdi f,nnernoort Nestosil
tieianeen ttinldn phtion oleipan al
noastoan feinottelila, mutta iiit'
luoli,natta ban ei ole tebnDt mitdal
i,,cielfefieen narrattaiuifIi aiiottui
ibn1iii1.
T6m1 paliasfus on aibeuttanll
| |unrto bann1Gstpstd Hobiois= =Dafr
tasla, fila hortpoi,1 on ni,,faa
tuoIticn fupernoori al,tanut fapttd
m;raIlista aienaat1la noin bdifailt
mGttolnGsti Dfiitpilen litfefeinottelu
eoistSnlilefli.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-10-13
aabSeflan ,uangittn rosiuonfiista
ipDtettDnG.

Minneapolis, Niinn. aultli
miestd ia fofii naista icutui inn-
n1lntain aifa,ta mirononluisfen
fuostoan Minneapoltsigia Groof-
itonisla, Minn. ia @rano Sorfsisia,
V. 9. ipptettpna oiolliinuoesto fol'
,n,en ponffirostpoufleen, ipoblntdir
fifteen murbaan ia llleon1piin mutt
bin rifofiiin Minneapolisisia.
@angitut otpat ssacf Carroll, Stat
NcGonnelIp, Stan s. Mpber, gotpir
Gorl(on, George 6. Mills, Wr5
Ssocf Carroll, Mrtbur DaD ia gil
so5efb Coffee. Millsin ia1otaon c
liintpneen liGfdrird Minneapclisis
| ia litenmdn aifao.
salapoliiiifapteeai 8runsfill 10
nco b1nen mirastolladn oleunn to
| c,stufiio, ettd foiffi Dllamdiriti'
J, fuuluDot "rosipofdngii11", iofd o.
pcnnut toi1neen pitfdn iarian roa
't,onfiia paiffofunnalla.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-10-13
Nanffiirien Iiitun fpntpeniiiDoni.

Stem Oorf.. Mnerifqn pontfi;i-I
sier Iiittc (MatfonoI @nnfers Mgfo-'
ciatior1) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fob
oefinnreit tpnofifofonflenin pi1ttii-
jGisistlrnnosiaan BptpGfipi pdatof.
fen, josia ipaobitoan Db6pspaltain
boIlitusto ottantaan olaa g,1ropan
aiiailt iobtoon. gniim1iienG tot=
r1enpiteen6 tGbGlt ililtl1taan tuaabi-
toan ebustaion 1tit1ittdntistd iota-
tormallsfomislioniin ia bdllitllfien
puclelta iellaiien iulistufien antas
mista, ettd fe tulee oGentaan olalli-
iena gnropan talolbelliien eldindn
iariest1miiesIG. &alIitusta ipaa6i-
toou mposfin antamaun liidd mol
iu:.flia fomislionille, iofa idrieste-
lice yhopspaItain iaataipia Guropatl
1llnrtpoIloilta.
Saloloellilesla obielnasfaan
?anffiirien liitto iulistaa apastusto.
manila iotilaioen bonista. gtpfpiiio
: "forfcita" polffoia ra,rtatetllG OF a
! (ennettatpa ia ral,totei0en fulietus
: na}i. alennettaipa tuastaatDnSi;
: Ialarasid. gdIlailen toitpotoun iob
: tatpon Iiife-eIdmdn tpilfastuniieen.
: Selloiiet fobbat Ob6Dsipafail
: laiipoliifettd fosfeiDista aieti,fIista
:otfa moifeuttotpat aneritaluiiia lai
: 'pojen omistaiia filpailnsIann tois
i ten ,noiben Taitpafapitalistien fansl:
/ on f,mottatpo. gollii tpoatin1nflel
Ia pn,nlGrrett1ip1sti farfoitetoan 8
::5olletten meriniesfafia, jofa tuntA
ipasti fobotti anlerifalaisten mer
,,n:ester elintaIoo
4 Yotffiirien Iiitto pddttt mDi
= mastustoa ponffien oiaffeioen 10
:, roitornista forfeommasta fltin r1l.1
). :afnan rabapddomaa.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-10-13

@ongor, Me. - Miebet, iotfa
miimeisten pditpien ajan o0td ia
t,1i,pid oipot taistelleet 1,1etiapal-
ftito tpastoon, iai1uat opua, iota &c
eimGt cfa,ueet ooottaafoau. l1ieillo
saiff1fllnuilla ipaltion pubioisoIisIo,
j,isia netlGipnlfeot otpat pabiinlnin
riehuneet, iatoi nintittdin lltnta
@eiijateita npos on ollut paloallt.
celia ia ebfdisleet lieffien leuene
mist1. Great georteern Hapel
Company ilmoittaa, etta ,uetlawal
fsot Dbti0n MALTA on 10 'aatu ioln
m,ttetuifli tai oipat fontrollin alai
! lila.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-10-13
%DbtppfO Joro ratfaiiewaan taiste'
luun Nall fatuu luastaan.

e
Glenelano, Iotot. II p. - Eaa!-
I'll clema peturitfuljettalien jar
i.stDn muooostama fo-operotiimine1,
fnnffi uifop laaba SenrD sSor0!n
c!uufieen rDbtpdfleen ratfailespuan
gYolI fntna mastaall.
Eanfllla on NIT rabastoio $17,000,.
600 ia jos sSoro Iautaiiiin iiioitta-
mann tiibGn fo-operatiipileen paul
fin iotain S50,0OO,O00 tai $75,.
100000 Min tliltn!liin atpnanaal1
fonttori nposfin Nelp Worfisla, 10,
ten paGstdiiiin iuoranaileet taiste
lal.n Wall fatua mastoan.
9oiiet neutrality-suspicious. 1uure'
'ariestot omat Il,ltnnitelleet fo-ppe
ratiitpilen ponfin perustamista Get
ro!tiin ia 6oro on luDannl.t iel.ratt
ien toinlirtoa. ionfa lupaltfien fat
lotoan mertitlcipan llta, ettd bdl
i,u.nuittelee Dbbistd,pdnIG ,pnintanI,
i:.urten tpoipueniirjestoien fansI'
pon!siliitfeen alalla iitelt taistel(af
,ecn npfpistii pa,iffiipsteenid mos
toan. lonfo t6rfein padndaru ndpt
TOD olelpan ipdbdludfisten nplfenti
{ nen ia iortaminen mnltamien rabo
rl;btihaiOen eoufii.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-10-13

Obbpsmaltain Moontpilielpsballi-
r:.f1eu toimeSta on iln1estpnpt lebti.
,1en. josia luetellaou nitfG Weaan-
toilIelgshollitufien iulfaiientia "Sar,
mers' Bulletin" il,lfaiiua on faata.
lpono ,pield ilmaiiefii. 2ueteIo fd-
ii....6i fuuoetta iataa eri iulfaifua,
ioita on pieI6 1aatamana ballitufiar
mcrastoista. Giin6 on firioitelmio
ia ielostuflia maantuilielpfien eri O.
trilta, Min ett1 iofainen moi iaa6o
'lclIaista filiu boluaa.
Tdm1n luetelon iaa Soreign 2an
guoae Snformation Gerpicen Suo
ImoIaiielta oiastolta, Inn ppptad Il
III Ilc,nen fielelld. Gen nlufaa,
iuni iitten tilata tiriaiia Waibing
trnisia, niitd nimittdin, ioita tar
1,'tiee ia ioista on bpotpo. 2,,ette
!osia On firian mimi, niti fe ielos
,oa. 9irjcia iafoa Moanmilielps
I1o:litns n1ifoIi ,,iitG tporostosIo Ri!
ttaG.
j NDpt1fdd lietelo oioitteella: Sir
lluisD 9ureo,,, S. 8. S. G., t19 g
I'LL ct, Stem Dorf, gs. 3. adpttdf6d
iuomea ppptGeslGnue luetteloa.