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, 1922-03-28
TWO TOWNS OF IOWA
ELECT WOMEN MAYORS
Butte Estate
Is PrObated

kansas CITY. Mo-. March a.
August j. Butte, who with his wife
and three other persons lost his life
in the Miss Miami tragedy off the
Florida coast Inst week. left an estate
estimated at between $50. 900 and $780,
900, according to letters OF administra-
ton filed today.
, 1922-03-28

mani; john T. Canpion. OF Denvef,
James D. Darden Of New York. I. N.
Clay. James G. Stanley. the Midwest
refining company. the Glenrick Gil
company and The Royalty and Pro
Grcers corporation.
':he plaintiffs ask the court for an
.eidcr Of specific performance c. an
alleged contract raid to have been
executed in 1913 by Taylor with Ous
, 1922-03-28
GET ORDER
TO Leave IRISH TOWN;
MURDER REPRISAL seen

today and reeffimed their abhor-
renee Of an outrages on Catholics
The Protestants also expressed TO
greet that any section Of their fellow
townsmen with whcm they always
had lived on good termS shoud have
had any doubt concerning their views
Of tho outrages-
, 1922-03-28
r GIVEN ELL.

WASHINGTON. March ss.-The
house judiciary committee began
hearings today on a bill by Rcpresen-
tative B~acharach, Republican. New
Jersey. which would give state courts
official Jurisdiction over all orders is
sued by state administrative bodies.
with the right of appeal to the su-
preme court of the United States.
, 1922-03-28

aHd n. z. Ia WhOs3 Interests
rthce have been bed by the Plains
on company.
According 20 the complain, Otis and
D'Erence found certain plots of land
upon which the necessary assessmen,
work had not been done in the heart
OF the Salt Creek field.
1t is alleged thai. IN return for this
knowledge, which they sold to Tay
, 1922-03-28
CHIEFS
TO STAND PAT
BIG SUM LOST
in Two fires

BUFFALO. N. Y. March 2s--Fire
caused than a half million dol.
tays damage In the wholesale district
at the Elk street fruit and farm pro
duce market today Tho Becker
Prentiss company was the heaviest
loser. its stock of groceries valued at
100000 being burned or ruined by
water.
CLEARFIELD. Pa March 2s.-
Fire early today damaged tho Elk
Tanning company's plant here TO the
extent Of about 100000.
, 1922-03-28
BAN ON SMOKING BY W0KENI IN
PUBLIC LIFTED in new YORK
when HOAX IS DISCOVERED

NEW YORK, March g..
today lifted the ban on sr
denly as ne clamped it dow
Alderman McG Guinness ant
been passed by the board OF
, 1922-03-28
Prominent Operators and Companies of
Casper Made Defendants in Suit Filed
Today in Denver Court

DENVER, Colo, March 2s:-sut involving an interest in
240 acres Of rich oil lands in the Salt Creek, Wyoming, field
was filed in the district court here today. The interest is said
to have a potential worth of 81, 000, 900.
The suit was brought by Norman R. Otis and the Plains
Oil company against Robert G. Taylor. a Casper. Wyo. oil
, 1922-03-28
Notices Demand Exodus by This Epening,;
Protestants Deplore Outrages of
Catholics in Resolutions

BUNCRANA, County, Donegal, Ireland, March 2s-
Notices have been posted about town ordering all Orange
men to leave by this evening" measure of reprsal for the
recent Mcmahon murders in Belfast. Irish provisional gov
eminent troops have taken over the police barracks here
which were evacuated by the royal Irish constabulary.
, 1922-03-28
NEGRO BANDIT
Is SHOT DEAD
Another Captured by Housewife in Home
but Several Make Big Haul and
Escape in Chicago Crime Wave

CHICAGO, March 2S-While one band of bandits can
look complacently on the results of their last "a hours of
activities there are several others today with prospects that
are less bright. One negro, caught robbing a victim, was
shot and killed by a negro police officer. One burglar was
captured by a housewife in her home and police arrested
, 1922-03-28
{. c. BELL, RAIL
.EMPLOYE, DIES
TRAIN FROM
BULLET WOUND
Vas Taking Wife to Hos
pital In Minnesota to
Undergo Operation and
Tragedy 1~ntervenes


TE SITETrP M;rr Marcb
zo.-E- y. BELL OIL casper,
Wyo.. was fatally shot last
n;1b+ :, a ,tatoroc- .Ln.-5
lineage, St Paul, Mlnneap-
oils ,nd n-,b, --o.so,~o,
-
WAN. no med mere
Mrs Bell. who is held without
charge pending the inquest
told tho authorities her husband had
been drinking and that he had enter
tained = party OF men in their g6ite
room from IN time b train eft
The fatal wound was inflicted. she
said. after her husband took a revolver
from under his pillow and started
shooting. She said she tried TO take
the gun away from him, but he kept
on shooting and then he went linn
Mrs. Bell was placed under the care
OF DR.. r. A. Dodge. who nut her 10
bed and said she would not DO in con-
dition to talk until probably tonight.
He said she had heen drinlxinr
though Mrs. Bon insisted she ala moi
have anv arin,.s un.p ofter tbo .hoot-
,rr
The wonap vas M. ..r,,,, who,h-
or tho shots bcr All 49,
directed n, be- ct ,-od 20 ra, ar
qun ,wav frou b,r, - ~ 10 a..S
7 40 No, lnou, vh,, no.i,to, ~ -
IN whon ar 49,, ~. - a.. az
bc said wos snyer, r. 49,, ~
Evide,co NJ n str,,.-ts wo- r,
a, NJ. Pr
sha has . h,acL 80 -
hu,,,o. a,d -. - -
c,,od ~ IA -. 80 ~
,ta IT. ca III .rH
tnc,otad q, - G-s-- -
- nuS
r.- r.L ,,.u -
oel OF CIsper reported
, 1922-03-28
Fair Sex Wins. Out at st. Charles and
Calamus; Municipal Band Turns
Ont to Be Leading Issue

DIES MES, Iowa, March 28-(By The Associated
Press of women in the political affairs of Iowa
towns and cities at yesterdays elections is believed to have
brought about the election of two of their number as mayor
victory to candidates they endorsed in other towns, the de-
feat of Sunday motion pictures at Ames and New Sharon and
, 1922-03-28

OR. naw through a srocsry store
window n negro pointing a gun at the
wife of tho proprietor OF the gtore.
Green went inside and whom the rob
turned his gun toward him the
officer fired three shots Three bull
let's within n circle no larger than a
dollar went through the robbers
heart
Numerous arrests were made last
night following reports of minor rob.
berries.
, 1922-03-28

A woman in Stockholm is the
mother OF three daughters of differ
emit ages whose birthdays fall on the
same date.
, 1922-03-28
FLOOD CRISIS NEAR.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. March zs.-The
crisis In the Mississippi river food
is expected Thursday. No serious
damage has been reported so far.
, 1922-03-28

Police Commissioner Enright
g by women in public as sud-
night, when he learned that
ding ordinance had never
men or signed by Mayor
, 1922-03-28

nctory WIS sftuateu IN Unity street,
which is inhabited by large numbers
Of each faction. Each faction accus-
ed the other of starting the fire, and
it was in the midst Of this hubbub
that the bomb was thrown
DUNDAEK. ireland. March %. -
Ry Tho Associated Press-e In re
Spouse to the notice posted les tho
town han yesterday threatening re
prisais for Catholics killed In north
Ireland. a group Of P~roteotsnts met
, 1922-03-28

New Market
Mrs- c. J. Young was elected mayor
of st. Charles by a small majority.
Mrs. Harry Steadman is tho new
mayor Of Calamus.
Voters at Charlotte. Mount Vernon
and Lenox defeated women candidates
for mayor.
Women wers elected to the city
council in several towns.
It turned put that a municipal band
was a collateral issue in ten towns
and nine of them voted two mill tax
levies to nave town bands.
, 1922-03-28
CHARLOTTE. Iowa. ]

CHARLOTTE. Iowa, March Is
Liquor and money won the cleo.
tion,'' was the charge made today by
Mrs. James McDermott, defeated
woman's candidate for mayor in yes
terday's town election.
The charge is false" responded ].
r. Kane, who won from Mrs. McDer-
mott, ISL to 1o4. Liquor was not
the issue at ALL" he continued TT
, 1922-03-28

was women suffrage"
The mayor-eiect added that every
vote in the town vas out, asserting
that the challenge of the young WON
q to bachelors and SWANS TO sup
port the women's ticket or cease
counting them had added fuel to the
feverish campaign
ST. CHARLES. Iowa. March S.
Mrs. c. ]. Young was elected mayor
here yesterday and with her tins entire
wonien's ticket Mrs. Jennie Lamb and
Mrs ]. K Nickle. both running for
city council.
, 1922-03-28
n MAN SHOT TO DEATH ON VACATION TRIP
Weather Forecast

unsettled weather with NOV wed
nesoav and In q and north Dor
unns tonight Rising temperature to-
night
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
9imtbre, g. DAFT.

Sertpebops g(iittaian toimittajalle
ia lufiiafunnolte Seeiufien meriboa-
moisla, ioisia olemme parattli.
ThioriIolittomme muoiifofous of
20 pGimd maalisf. Ifieli Beffolan
talolla, josia eniin ipalittiin mirfai-
lijat ieitraomolle muooelle ia lopuf-
Il iioritettiin obielmoo.
Obteinen neutrality-suspicious. ia s.
p. ebtoollilen mietto oil moalisf. 26
b.. @nton Beffolon tololla. Siima-
IanpalpelufIen pGGtettpG opettajont-
me pastori SO. 81. 8esterbacf put
biti jGGbpmdiiifii (9lp. +. 20:32-
35) joboolla mieleen %pantatpia to.
tiufiio. Bostori sc. 81. 8esberbocf
iiirtpi t1Glt1 -moolisf. 80 b. 4utta.
jan t~oimitltieen mennen eniin 10.
TO perbeen fansio Settle Miber,
Minn, ionne iddtt6d perbeenid iof-
iifin oifaa iatfoen lite urotfna p16.
moiaan Sronipoooiin.
@.f. 26 p1ip1n Italia oil niiori.
ionIiiton toimesta i6GbptuaisilIon.
ipietto glrton Heffolasid opettaial-
lentnte ia b6nen perbeelleen, josia
fiiIti Ito ia ieiiraaipo pdifpG boiis-
fosti IonleIIesia Stonin e. Iaiiliiio
ia tesfustenesia ibmiien foIIeirt.
masta aiinsta. Gull filIoin iIloIIa
toipa Iitnipprp ioten monifoan Ell
pddsipt fotiinio tpaoit tdptpi oIIa
ieiiroaipon p1ipdnfin. Etrttitii Min
ifdtpdne ero tddIId oiasio, mittta
pnIion if6mdmpi on los pitdiii iidi-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
Sairport, Shiu

Slfao alma molmiino, iillG BETTE
M, iona ett1 luule tulee ibmilen
poifo. = Scr @atti WiGfelG fitoli
tGGllG GffiG, ban jortlii iitltbafee.
mingin nlle. Siuba on pafattt buo.
neeIeen, iobon menee matalo lepe1
oni. Wiesten pitG1 mainata ollie IT.
roittamalla luiioao, miimein iGG bp-
min bios, iosta it'd pofitGGn pitfGl-
Ia ieipGGll1. Irtpotttnmasti JUGS
taan pnfoon fun iuiirempia faioia
putoilee. Mainittit fanioloinen Ell eb
tinptfGGn pafoon ia defamation on
nGfifo bGn mistG fuoIeman iirppi
putoli tappaen bGnet poifalle. %.
MGfeld of ipntpiiin 4ouboiGripelto
%. IG6nistd, tGGllG fititIui 9. Sp.
noobin ieurafuntoan.
80 p. oil &aittiustalolla faniott'
jublot. Bubuiina oIinat postorit
SrlsfonenL @ilen ia 2ipianen.
Wrs &illinen ia Mrs @ggert lrfi.
mot fertomufiet, jGlfim6inen rtnor
~uuiobosia miina pitoIieesta ia fui.
ipaustposta. SaibIa oil bausfa, NUT.
to fimrhinfin moinittofoon, ett1
Justin fun 8iIen of pitbumosio
pIbGiiist6 lain riffureista meni pn-
LOT, eta tiiIi pimeps. Bian fttmntin-
fin iaatiin Iomppii poloo, eta moi
tim iotfoo. gTiieII6 of fofoiis g, Of
g. ioitiIla, iotfo piti buoIto, eta ct
oliii fliiltii piibeita. 4ofpo iptind
iieltd fituIui. Sic fiell6 otettl tu'
loffuita. Onfobon tiomoifet toimin'
nat Seeitifien mieIeen.
SieIld main on Seeiiis fesfelld
$dnen nimeenii fofoornli.
toon. Sbmineu, usfo pbteinert pp-
b1in tbmisben pbteps Ell fristilltnert
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

lcurofunta, jpufa SeeiuS perusti Ia
iofo on wanbin pboistpS, los ns-
fotnan SeeiuS el1ipGn Sumalan 80
iofli ia Iaooaan fuulla alltitaSl
SiaG SSitmalo, rofas Tia, armos'
iaun on antanut nellie fnirportilai-
Jet merlin mitd Sdn pitdd tefodn
loiteista joibin te pppo1tte folliisti
lunostcttuja iieluiu iilla fiireclla.
Yerfetaell1 on fires tiet1en b1nelld
m1bGn oifaa olepan, Sumolan oil.
tltuslnpli plenn6 ristinlippu pldbdl-
lie, le malffomoate, ipereen Tasteful,
tooisto laarnaa buuoa faiffialle on
ipnnit mailman entertainments
fun fuoli @olentulla &aritla maail
man faiten mifa llbrina.
- Sobn 2uomalle maimonla
2inie labioitti pojan joten Tuo-
mas 2uoulafin on 10 iioiiG
= Scr glbrobumionille maimon.
ia Sppne labioitti poian. Snnefii
olfoonl = Motti S1tiffn on men.
NIT tGGltG Napnarbiin, WtosS., ia
8illiam Batana perbeenid fansia
farmille Nepfieloin fontrille q. 9.
= Seripeiiet faifiue Serran omille
tGGltG lifellG ia fai1fanal BioetGGn
fiinni tunnustufiestn! 8eren tur-
min.
81. sc.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
KANSAN KIRJEITA


esti erota. @aan min Ell ole aliat.
Armoistuimen luona iaamme' pbtea
lota betfi. Sltotoon Sumnla min
eta ie ianon iiemen, iota ban on
olo-ajallonn fplmGnpt nlori-
ion ia monbcmpien ibnlisten feSfuu
Dasio fantaiii mlonen tertaiIen be.
oelmGn ijanfaiffiieen el1mdGn, min
ett1 ferran olilimme faiffi laulas
masia fiitoSta ia funniaa tapetulle
faritialle. Sofa on meioGt merellaan
lunaStonut ia Snmalan fansla To-
mittanlt.
Naisten onupeluleuran mnolifos
fouS pappilasln mltooostlti erinomai
len bultsfofii. &ofoufien olliSIa pu-,
Dui pastori faifille iiella olleilIe
muistooniGawia ianoja. sc betfi pD
ipp parnlasti monen mielesiG. FaS-
trri pltbri bDlp1stijGtto Innoia om-
pe~llieuran jaienille, fiitt1en CT mai
Tia, mlttta niitG balsfoja betfiG mi-
til nGiSiGfin fofoustilaiiuufiisia on
ioatu miettGG. Smpeluieuran j1ie-
net marmaanfin m1istumol teit1,
poiS joufostomme m~llllttaneita, raf-
f~ou0ella ia ~fiitolliiin mielin monis-
ia opetpflistnnne ia neuwoi$tanne.
Hitfdmatfaiiia mieroita on ioa-
punut feSfuuteemnle, nimittain Wr
Cell Silppulan nell iaaplli Silo-
mesto tGnne. Sonoi l%Gbteneelll1
Suomen rannoilta Z p. maalisf.,
joten motfnniu tGnne on festGnpt
folmiien miiffoa. Nobao ianoi FIJI.
luneen 1000 marffoa. SGstG Duo.
maa ettG tGptDD ola raboa melfoi-
men fantnmllS jos mieli pGGst1 t1n-
ne, min ianottuun fultoluon. SGn
on o~ttonut oioa Suomen punatnpi.
noan lailliien ballitnflen joitfoiSla
moIfofoortiSin, joten llSfon bdnen
olepon tietoinen iilloin ta%pobtuneiS
ia ilieoisto ibmisrGdffGpfiistG NIT;
fG iilloin p%antiin toimeen enimmGf-
ieen rpslien ia mtitten rosfojouffo-
len tabolto. Sosfus josiah m1drin
piinaisten jpuffoienfin toimesta. 81
jan ianoi ban Suomesin oleipan
mielG obtoanloiien, waiffa ruofalpa-
roja 10 onfin riittGm61n asti, mutt
ia on ie piel1 Dpipin folliSta. &rlis-
bebtolitro eiimerfifi maflon noin
$50 marian moibeille. Mlilten ban
nGDtti bilioiielta ia mofoDoluontoi-
Ielta ~nltorelta miebeltG ia toimon
ettG %piiboptte bplpin fesfltuocSiam
ME ia ltloeSlo fotimnosianne. Ser.
petuloa Doan.
Wrs Ifiel Seffola on ollut buo.
nosti moipa joitafin pGilpiG.
Sept lopetan t1llG fertaa toisten
liiGGn. SGGf1G Sitmalon ia b1nen
orntonia ionan bnItuun.
&irieentpaibtoja
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
Ghicnap. I'll.


MictGmme paaston aifaa. &riSti.
fanIa fGp MT ubterammin tirtoSln
ia fulfil 8apa6toiamne fdriimpS-
I'd. Siit1 laamme ~ipurta iiunausto,
iiua Jos emme iitd tee, min etIpnl-
me, futen SeeIuS ianoo pubuesiaan
Observation-Disclosures fitolleiSta.
WtinfG iiunaufien iaamme tutfies-
inmmc SGnen fGriimistGniG2 &un
SeeIuS ianoi opetuslapiiltenla:
~2atiorlts OH fllollut, opetuslapiet
mastalimat: menfGGmme mefin fuo
lenlaan, b1nen fansiania. NiinpG
npt mefin iaomnne iaman tunteen ia
toboomme fltolla iaman tlnteen ia
tabbonme fllolla SeeIutien fansia,
f1rliG bdnen fnnsiania, lsfoen
mposfin nouielpamupe 9Gnen fans
Innia. OpetuSlapiet tulilpot uneliaif
i, eipGtfd jofianeet ottoa oiaa SD
men neutrality-suspicious. jofo oil
min onfaro, cttd fppneteeniG plipat
filin peri. Wlttta re eimGt olleet
ipielG iaareet Yp6Ga Scented, len
tabben eitpGt feStGneet fiulmiflesio,
MOAN lnnfeIimot. Saatltaan Hp9Gn
Sengen, tulimat be mGfemifii Ser
roSia. Seeius lupaii len labettGa
BELLE ia S~ellitntaina be iaiWat len.
Wfe mpos olemme inaneet ianlon
bengen tulleSiamme lsfon fautto
oialliiefli Serramme f1riimiiestG, eli
a~inoaStoon fifth wnan mpo8fin u
loshouiemiien poimasto.
Wtiten tGmG moimu mciSlG moi-
futtna2 SO manbnsia teStamentiSia
firioittoa Seiaias: Glfo0n fufaan ia
nofo, MIND olen beiffo, iill1 me
iaomme lpnnit anteefii. SGmG on.
teefliioamiien marmuuS ontna neil
lie moimao. SIP. Yoalpoli ionoo: ie
WGfepGsti m~aifuttaa bdnesia. So
uuDestaan tulen iiiben jobtopGGtof.
ieen, ettG me iaiiimme palion Iltl.
rentnlon holman taimoalliiisio to9i
bengelliiisiG olioisia, jos ieurafun.
ta.elGm1 olili cnemmGn Sitmalan
Ianan mufaista, futen ie oil len al
ht-aifoinu. SGtG ttlili meioGn tut
fla enemm1n ia olen marmn ettG
fristitpt oliIipot m1fep1t, iloiiet ia
raffaat fesfeuGGn, Serrasia.
SGllG lpiifollo on meit1 muistu-
tettn ,fuoleman folttta. Slen f%ltltllitt
folnten fanialaiien poismenoSta t1dl
tG. &Gn1Gn bnitbattiin S. &c. Crit
ion. San oil ipntpnpt HorioSia,
moon eli ia moifutti meioGn fes-
fuubesiomme fofo pitfGn oloaifan.
ia tGGllG,. folmefpmmentG niiii
mliotta. S6n of 81 10. manba. Silu
ri iouffo fanialaiiia oil bautaustoi-
mistosIa lGsnG, fun oil laltantai
j. p. y. Eoiielto pniffafunnalta oil
pappi toimittamasia %boutaufien.
Toimottapaa oliii ett1 papin q.
iuntopoiffana elii Gbicdgo. @ifobGn
&aniallisfirffo motif toimia tdbGn
iuiintoanl
Sreo 8m Srustinen
H |
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
Sumtb Sibbing, Minn.

'Wtind i"loitlen unrest SerraSla
ia minun iielitni ~rienuuit'ee Sumlo-
laSia, minltn 8npoDtojasiant, 1illa
9Gn puetti minun olttituoen ipaats
teella ia iperboitti minun manbur8.
fo16en bamestlu, niinflin plf1,
pitettlt papilliiella fauniStufl leila,
niinfltin moriian falniStettlt fnu.
nistufleSinnio, iiuG niinfiiin maa
faSipattaa beoelmGniG ia prttitarba
fpliponid, min on Sierra, Sierra faS
nottanltt pan9ursfauoen ia fiitof-
len foifille meillefin. OStGmG blto-
nlao, foifirle, Ills iinllllefin, fltfa
ifGnG lienetfin. &un apostolic emf
"bellrntainn Serltiolemisiu HDbGn
Seneen fautta pGGiim1t nGfem11n
tuoto iopinnon Iurrta ialailultto
Seeiutien fuolemnsia ia plosnouie-
miien moitoSio, finn be tuniimnt
fuinfa faiffi ipai9eaita ia eiirippu
oil poiSia ia fuinfa faiffi Srmas
lasta eroittamo tpGlimlitri oil fa-
bonnut ia foiffi iDnnit SeeiiifieSIo
f~uolemasla poispppbitpt ia a~nteefIi
otnetut ia fltinfa foiffi olipot fal-
liisti lunnStetlit ia Scellf Ell fperes-
ia monburSfmitetllt ia oltuaafli teb
opt, Min pdfnbtilimat Dltpitotdlpnan
fiitofieen ia fiittGp1t Sumalun inn
ria pelostuStefoja tGptettpinG See.
iufien fiiolemosia ia poitoSia, iillG
notion mormlutccllu ettG opot /
janfniffileSti niitl1aat, ppb1t ia nan
turSfoat. SGtd iloIonomaa f1mi
pastori Sopolofin meflle tdGllG
flulitttomosIa moolisfrun 81. ia %
pGipG, iosta i1imme pastorille iitu.
reen fiitolliiuuoen melfonn. @oon
ilomtelin toinomme, etti lnloesia
Seriiiolemisio nc pelat pastorille
mnfletaan Min moninfertailesti et'
tentn1e moi palfinnon orfpoo pbt11n
armostello. SID plbGinen olfoon fiji
tettp niist1 betfistG ia mposfin pos
ri. Welitta ne rnlifot fGGnnGmme
foiffi nltrin, minimum eli nellie oliii
ieIloista olititlttta SeeIufien fuole-
moSia experimentation ia alamme
monbao pirttd lnitloa. 9pllGfai lie
Seeiits on foiffi llinostonitt, mutta
nina ia toos mltfto. Welttto jGtG ie
nina ia nlttta ipriGGrt iilIG ne Ell
finiIit iinulle moiffn ct liiltle olefpoii
outiios. Silloin, pstGp6, fufo lie.
netfin, DIET miel1 borbosio. 81 Sr-
mala tinne iinun minGGii ia NUT
toaii.
&ruiIe anitG Sitmalo ianoo: Snl-
fat taiffi iottootpoiiet petten tpfo,
tefin, ioiIla Ell roboa ole, tulfoot,
cstofoot iImon robatta ia ilmon
binnatta piitaa ia riesfao, fiutlfaot
min fielunne ino elG6. SEPT ofpat
beneeIliiesti %poipoiiet, oloStomot
furiot, roobolliietfin 10 oitt1ioot
iilld beio6n on tuiipoon moltofiin'
to, fponbitrstois, ipnteinanteefiian.
tonuis, eIGnn1 ia aitiiiis. Sofia !.
foopat ia ianoaipot iponbursfnitto,
Min be rofpitoon nrtncn berftiillo
ia IobSnbetoon Iobouffen pirroilla.
Soommte main i666d IaiiIitn tefiidn
ionoibin: @eri foIfis tpuoii ferran
frffuIoIta @oIeotan Ieppttaen tat.
MOAN $erron tpibon tiilen poltta.
man. @iiii bootpaa fita inertia tpiio-
ii tanpe moaiImontt ,iioen Iiiton
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

tbriwerto toritiasta StmaIor.
&eifoin %tpeIienne, tpoart 2ristitf.
len ,pereIld tuibmattn IimiwoHeofii
Daniel Gin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

- aiitosIanieet rtofioipot tafft
ienttid iona. @dbin tnfia on INT
tenfin 60e.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-07-21

dition OF tine grid circuit l-J.k-L- Tia
battery In the grid circuit II called
the "C' battery.
AS start let rs suppose that "C'
battery voltage II zero. The opera
tion Of the three electrode tube would
then be exactly like that of two-elec-
trode tube. just as though there were
no grid. Like a two-electrode tube
when the filament CD is brought to
incandescence by the "A" battery q
steady stream Of electrons will be Civ
en- Off, which will be drawn over to
the plate e. Plate r Is maintained
at positive potential with respect
to the filament by the "B" battery.
Now II the grid is made positive
with respect to the filament, 1t Is pos
sible to accelerate the flow Of the elec-
tron stream from the filament to the
plate; If the grid is made negative
with respect to the filament, the now
of the electron stream from the fila
ment to the plate will be retarded.
Or in other words, by making the grid
positive or negative with respect to
the filament, 1t is possible to increase
or counteract the space charge. The
third electrode or grid thus offers a
means Of controlling the current In the
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-07-21

Moderately good business was report
ed from the Royal Mail, the Holland
America, the French line, and other
transatlantic companies.
The increase in passenger tonnage
this year has been enormous. AS an
instance, the Cunard has added IL
new vessels of about $4,000 tons, and
also has the. Berengaria of $1,000
tons in constant service now. The
International Mercantile Marine has
added the Majestic, the Homeric,
Regina, Pittsburgh, and has brought
out the st. Paul again. The United
States lines has number Of new COM
bination cargo and passenger ships
running to Germany and Britain. The
United American lines has for the
first time become factor in the high
class passenger trade. The French
line has added the Paris. Smaller
ships have been brought into service
by several other lines.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-07-21

um tube of today marked a very i'm
portant step In the progress Of the
radio art. The Fleming valve, how
ever, in its original form was not much
better than other forms Of rectifiers
then in use and, owing to the greater
ruggedness and ease Of manipulation
Of the latter, did not come into gener-
al use as a detector.
DIR. Lee DeForest, an American,
greatly improved the Fleming valve
by adding third electrode called the
grid, which served the function Of a
control element and thus made It pos
sible to utilize the feeble incoming sig
nal currents to control more powerful
local currents. The three-electrode
vacuum tube Of DeForest is the tube
used SO extensively today.
The third element which is called a
grid and from which the three-elec-
trode vacuum tube derives its name
was placed by DeForest between the
filament and the plate In the path of
the electrons. The grid is a perfor-
ated plate or mesh of fine wire through
the openings Of which the electrons
must pass in their journey from the
filament to the plate.
Fig. VII Is a diagrammatical sketch
of the circuits Of q three-electrode
vacuum tube and IL identically the
same as the sketch In Fig. III for q
two-element vacuum tube with the ad-
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-07-21
BIRD KNEW ONLY MEXICAN
Parrot on Roof or Oregon Cottage
Would Respond to No Other
Language.

Cottage Grove, Ore.-It was fortu-
mite for Mrs. Frank Hendersons, 8,
sulky parrot that the Mexican tongue
is spoken this far north
The parrot played hockey and was
discovered perched atop the ridgepole
of the Western Export and Lumber
cOmpany's sawmill. And efforts to
bring II down were unsuccessful
Every language book in town was
brought out, but their authors claims
that the sundry tongues treated be-
tween their covers could be under.
stood by natives at first blush were
cruelty disproved.
Then Mrs. Esther Salsido, who had
given Mrs. Henderson the parrot, was
hastily called and the bird responded
to the magic charm Of her summons
by ambling down the mills cant roof
and onto her shoulder.