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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-08-19
OCEAN CITY'S cow
BOY COP ARRESTED
TOwnsfolk Rejoice Over Downfall Of
Terror Of Beach, Whose Club
And Manners Have Been
Resented.

The Wicomico Countian says: The
climax of thrilling East-West
drama, which ended in tragedy for
the West and the reward Of Eastern
liberty-loving people, and which has
William S. Harris six-shooters and ID.
w. Grifith's rewards Of virtue back
ed off the boards, came last Wednes-
day night when the cowboy policeman
of\OceAn City, who has been the ter
ror 81 the beach for two years, was
ARRESTED and is held under $500 bond.
One of Nhe jaws which he broke in
hisAgentle Western manner came back
to accuse him.
The meteoric career of the wild
Westerner has been the talk of the
Maryland resort these two years and
much excitement was created last
Wednesday night when Nemesis fin
ally overlook the exponent Of cave
man tactics.
Trumbel Brothers Arrested
The policeman, whose name is
Clark Trumbel. has brother, who
is small edition of himself, and both
were arrested by Constable Andrew
Truitt, charged with assaulting
Emerson Dennison, of Pocomoke City
The row took place Monday night
in a boardwalk restaurant. There
evidently was something of Il cele-
bration in progress in the place and
Trumbel and his brother went into
break up the party. Dennison was
arrested and in the melee, his jaw was
broken. He was charged with dis
orderly conduct. but when his case
came up before the magistrate there
was no one to prefer charges against
him and the case was dismissed.
Dennison came back and Swore out
warrant for both his alleged asSail-
ants and the charges are being pushed
by prominent citizens of Pocomoke
City, led by John VI. Callahan, a
merchant. The younger Trumbel,
not being attired in all the Wild West
paraphernalia, usually affected by his
brother, managed to escape Constable
Truitt and has dropped out of sight.
Clark Trunfbel was released under
bond to appear in the October court
at Snow Hill.
Town Folks Are Rcsentful
Residents of the beach town have
resented the attitude of the TrumbelS
for some time and on June 10 staged
jail delivery. when party of mon
battered in the door of the lookup
and released two prisoners who had
been arrested by the cowboy.
James II. Mumford, the magistrate,
has warned the men repeatedly that
Western methods cannot be used in
the East and has cautioned against
brutality to prisoners, but the cow
boys Wild West complex would not
be downed.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-08-19
STATE ROAD ENGINEER
RESIGNS AT SALISBURY

District Engineer p +. Burroughs,
of the State Roads Commission, in
charge Of District No. |, which COM
prises Dorchester, Wieomico counties,
with offices in Salisbury, has resigned
his post and is now associated with
the y. A Hannaman Construction
Company. of Salisbury.
Mr.. Burroughs has held the position
which he relinquished this week since
January, 1919. Receiving his degree,
in civil engineering from the Univer-
sity Of Maryland in 1909, he ASSOC
ciated himself the following month
with the commission shortly after its
organization under the late Governor
Crothers. He is one of the pioneer
building of MARY lands good roads
system.
After several wears IS inspector in
various parts % :hc state. Mr.. Bur-
roughs was engines. on the construc-
ton Of the Hanoycr Street Bridge,
Baltimore, from 1871 until 1917, after
which he was in charge of coustrue-
tion OF the bridge of the Sinepuxent
Pay az Ocean City and later came
to this city in his former capacity.
Mr. Burroughs is a native of Prince
Georges county and Is regarded as q
very efficient engineer 7. A. Morri-
son, Of Carroll County, named by the
commission to succeed Mr.. Burroughs,
has assumed has duties here. Mr..
Morrison has been connected with the
State Roads Commission for the past
II wears
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-08-19
BERLIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bethards and
two children, of Wilmington, Del, are
spending two weeks with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John BethardS.
On Monday evening Of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Richard Phillips en-
tertained 4 number of their friends
at cards at the Plimhimmon Tea
Room. Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Holland and
three sons, of Williamsburg. Va, are
visiting relatives and friends here for
several days.
Mrs. Joseph Hays returned the
early part of the week to her home
in Baltimore, after having visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
Warren for couple Of weeks.
Mrs. Wilson, of Wilmington, Del.
has been the guest Of Mrs. Lee War
rem for several days.
Mrs. Dale Henry and son, Robert,
have been visiting relatives az Chin
colleague for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Hastings are
visiting his parents. MIR. and Mrs.
Samuel Hastings.
Mrs. Thomas Taylor spent part
of this week in Philadelphia with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Disharoon and
daughter. of Chincoteague, have been
visiting his father. Mr.. William
Disharoon. for a couple Of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wood and
family, of Philadelphia. have been
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
George Hammond. They returned
on Sunday, accompanied by Mrs.
Hammond.
Miss Mary Hastings and Miss
Carolyn Burbage attended the session
at the FroStburg State Normal
School
Mrs. Clarence Newbauer and two
children. of Baltimore. spent last
week here with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Holland.
Mr.. Walter G. Murphy made n
business trip TO Philadelphia the first
of the week. returning in one Of
the new 1928 Bucks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weinacht, Of
Philadelphia. are visiting Mrs. Geo.
Purnell for several days.
Mr.. Emory Thomas, of Baltimore,
was in town last week for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. W. keas returned
Mondov from n two weeks STAY at
Ocean City with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Parkhill and
children. Of Baltimore. are visiting
his mother. Mrs. A. I. Chance.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-08-19
MONUMENTAL CITY MEN
TO VISIT LAND OF BIRTH

The annual trip of the members
of the Eastern Shore Society of
Baltimore to the Sho' will be held
on September 29, 30, and October LIST.
Autos will leave the Monumental City
on the first mentioned date and will
make the tour via the Conowingo
Bridge and spend the first night in
Easton.
The membership at present is the
largest in the history of the organ
ization and is rapidly growing. The
auto committee in charge of the trip
consists Of John 7. Lowe, chairman;
f. A. Davis and L. Wesley Cooper.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-08-19
-wANTED-A BUGGY IN GOOD

--WANTED-A BUGGY IN GOOD
condition. State price. Snow Hill,
Route 4, Box 90.
FOR CANNING PEACHES
Belle of Georgia and Elberta--call at
Harrisons' Nurseries Packing House,
Berlin, Maryland.
FOR SALE-ONE MARE 100
Slightly used. At your price. J. II.
Price.
FOR SALE OR RENT--FINE
water front farm of IT'S acres, "a
miles from Berlin, Md. Cash or grain,
George f. Aldrich, 1918 West l0ist
Street. New York City.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-08-19
Recent Transfers
Of Real Estate

Matte Wanzer and Joseph Wanzer
from Henry Henry and wife, $1,000
acres of land, more OF less. on the
east side Of the County road leading
to Berlin from Newport Neck, in the
Third Election District. Consider
alton. 10, etc.
Elizabeth Shovel from Ernest
Morris and wife. two parcels Of land
in Berlin. in the Third Election Dis
trict. Consideration. SO. etc.
Robert Fulton Powell from The
County Commissioners of Worcester
County ct al, the Aims House
Farm" containing 1862 acres, more
or less. in the Second Election Dis
trict, on the northwest side Of the
State Road leading from Snow Hill 10
Berlin. Consideration. S2S.775.
William Sewel Taylor from Char
lotte f. Furbush and husband. part
of the Scheduled Farm" at the in
tersection OF Flower and Schoolfeld
Streets. in Berlin, in the Third Flee
ton District Consideration, $40, etc.
Harry Rubenstone from l.. Atwood
Bennett, Attorney. Victor Hotel or
Victor Hall' lot. on the westerly side
of Washington Street in Snow Hill.
Consideration. 1885.
Frank Sacca and Giuseppe Mazzola
from The Farms Co. ct al. real
estate on the mainland opposite Ocean
City, in the Third Election District.
Cor=;laroefnn Sfn esc
Eugene W. Veasey from William
H. Mason and wife. real estate at the
corner of Clarke Avenue and Plum
St, in Pocomoke City Consideration,
SO, etc.
Severn ". Murray. Omar J. Cros-
well and John NJ. Muir from John d.
Henry and wife, ct al, l55 acres of
land and the adjoining tract called
"Strabane" containing 100 acres,
more or less, in the Ninth Election
District. Consideration, $40, etc.
Edward c. Holstein and Maud |.
Holstein, his wife. from Clayton 3
Onley and wife, ct al, 50 acres of
land, more or less, on the southerly
side Of the County Road leading from
Taylor's Landing to Girdletree, in the
Eighth Election District Consider
alton. $40, etc.
James :. Clogg from The Citizens
National Bank Of Pocomoke City, Ar
signee, farm in the First Election
District. on the east side Of the State
Stone Road leading from Pocomoke
City TO Snow Hill. Consideration.
$500.
DIR. Charles K. Law from Louisa
+. Jones, tract Of woodland contain
ing 2s.S5 acres. more or less, TO the
Eastward of the County Road leading
from Berlin 10 Libertytown, in the
Ninth Election District. Consider
alton, $40. etc.
Lorenzo d. Mason from u. Thomas
Taylor and wife, an undivided one
half interest in "Costcn Hill Tract"
containing 40 acres. more or less,
near Goodwill. on both sides Of the
County Road leading from Goodwill
10 PocomOke City, and benjamin
T. Ward Farm" containing l07 acres,
more or less. on the northwest side of
the County Road leading from Davis
Cross Roads to Klej Grange, in the
Eighth Election District. Consider
alton, $40, etc.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-08-19
The Hardest Ever

The ProfeSSor-The diamond j.
the hardest known substance, mas
much as il will cut glass.
The Cynic-GlasS My dear sir, a
diamond will even make an impress
sina on = woman'S heart.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-08-19

OF two evils il is natural for a
small boy TO choose the one that
makes the most noise.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-04
100000 biiIenkai-
vajad alkanut ty0-
Idkkoon

Snoionapolis, SaSno., birbtif. / =.
= aofo nraata fifittafp1 biihrfol-
paiien pleisluffo alfoi tpiitne bona
| flo II. gnenIntan fuin 100000 tpo-
lalsti lai tpostd pois faboe5fafpnl-
nlenesld naltiosln. Sif1fi flil
llnitao Wtinc Worfers Iiiton pod.
tortteeriin tame lunpltnect tiebot
oioittnipat,, on laffoonnleno faitfial.
Ia ollrt aiipun pfiilnielinerl. @ield
e' ,poibn tarfnlleen ianon fuinfa
pulion i1riestDn1ttomid tpolirijli
OF mcllnDt lnffoon, nnitta fniffeilt
olbaiIenpicilfin dnpioioet nulfaau
nou'ee n1iocn .lltf,l Intaailtnbun-
teen SSoriestpneilId tu5l6iiilld Gil
tarfpiti,fie1pa faaoa faiffi 100000
,driestpnrGtontd hiile,lfailpoiaa lit
tpn1aGn loffoon taistefelnoon MI
|ocsia jGriestDneiben tp0IGisfe.t
fonsia
3offo fosfec Canadian biilenfai-
nniia pbtd bpipi,t flyin Ybbbs1ual-
tain hlilcnfoilpaiinfin. Iinoona
poiffeuf'enn tdst6 opnt 9topo Sco-
tion biilenfailpuiat, iotfa tdlld fer
tna idiipat tpobolt. ocihGn tp0iopi.
nluflcila podttpi pari fliutolitfu
iltten ia len idlfeen olpot be tpos-
te1nclleet ionfinlaiien mdliaifoiien
tpoiopilmlfien pernsteello. Siilell-
foilpojnt Gonaban IdniioIisIa idifpat
nfiinlielilesti tpostd pois ia tlIeipot
olenroan lafosia lifii fitin biiliea-
loonit tatpuuat nelipottelenlonn ltu-
liSto tpolopilnufiista.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-04
Safia bplfaa liittplaisten iraati-
mufict.

@crIiini, bubtif. 3 p. Sation
hollit1s tpostoo liittolaisten 1oto-
foripolpsfpnlisiionin e'ittanliin for
nausipootinlufiiin, etta l,iibcn tapt-
tGnlirell on nabbptonta.
Sofiun bp(iitus pitdd iporiill
nloboottonloun maatiml,sta. etti it'd
nerotufiiIlo taptpp bonffia forfpa=
listQrfoitltfiiin 10000, 100000
INF. t1na ipltono. llieat ntllut fog-
cat, futon paItausorneiioibcn FL
Iitien iltorifus, niudt nnos epdtpD-
onttdtpia il,ioe5ia toriuausobiclmGs
la.
9erIiinin ionolrlolebbi5to nleenIi
bn unfarosti orrnostellut iuttta for
ipoltsobjeln1aa, ianpen len niotto-
nnil, etti lilttoloiiet einGt ole nie-
Idfaan oppineet mllfmlttauloan naa-
tiinufiiaall tpoeliiit,l6en oIottdntIlil
noboouiiliufiiin
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-04
apptialcnnnsta rantateillG fpsiret.
Iii5ilie.

9tortbern Bacific raltntien iiirtn.
lul'ituspinsto or IGbett0npt tieoons
.dnnof fpptialenn,lfiista, lotfa ostIi-
mat tuoimoon miime fpifollo Wlit
fofpDti nofioa tpppilliiiin Winne'o-
tan nlauntpiljeln5ieiituibin mnilrit,lIt
rnlttatien DoriiIlo leiraanosii
losfcttnnd Ninneopoliiista ia tofoi.
i'm: gemibii 5000, Groofitun
$12.46, SnternotionaI iSolls $14
p, Imin golleb $10.93, gIacf
0ucf $11.32, ,Sertile $11.63, geort.
bone $1t.89, @solfer $1,000.
Soma1tluiiio olennufiio on MOI.
nnS1d itoinittlld routotiellG null.
tafln poiffafllnnilta fuin Uainnca.
poliiista. y2ait1 fooinetIij0in tifct.
teid mpno0dn jofoiien flnttalloen ell
isnaiIclta ia foImonteno tiistaiaa
flloallsflluatd narrasfulthun innfs.
ia elf ieitrdnmi1td baifpin1. buhtif.
4 ia IS, topfof. 2 ia 16, teIGt. 6.
ia 20, beindf 4 ia Is, elof. ! IA
II, Ippst 5 ia 10, lofaf. 3 ia II.
marrnsf. 7 ia II
ysdilId fobiiletliiGin tifeteilIG iaa
tu:ippd natfnlla 80 p0Iipdd 8aten
on tdnon rantaticpbtion tartotlls
1anba ltitisoiuffrito nluiftanloon
N1inneiotaan ia nlinallefin pobiois.
lonnelle Diutta rdnla oIennufiet
nipnf eritoiicsti ipoima5ia Yinnc-
ictaa tparten. aitniieinnin olem.
lnc 10 mnininlreet dlenretnistn rohe
tihinnoista llutisniuffnioen tnlous-
ia mnartpilielpsnalineilIe, ioista a.
Icnnilfiista tarnd fonta pbtio 10 al
faiielnnlin iinloitti.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-04
TepnbiIfaanlen funpentliponi aiet.
tnnnt fannattamaan Sellpaia.

ct. Ealll, ntdalisf 81 b.
sDtlnnelotan replblituani e0ustoict
pltIlput taalld tlita1u iDoltiofo,.
lpctIloninlo, aIettuen fannottnnlaon
tGpoelltstti eboofoslintteloa, iofa
tilllaat eiittdlnGdn fci1flntn prinla-
rurpoaleja porten. Gboofuslletteloa
jobtoa Ienoattori 9cllogg, jota fone
mentlionin $50 eboofasto oiettrsli
tdnnattntlaon eniirl1iiesiG d0lrss
trf1eslo. 5oilina ebooffai,to pIinat
plrlolfcltocn opllloiatllonpari Sscor
3ollont ia Winneopolis'in ntaiuri
Seoch. SoiIet ebooffaat, joita ton
neiltiioni oiettui fanlldttdltdon o,s,
udt:
Gltnerrloori 8reus, iparofl,nsr.
nnorl Gollin5, poltionfiriltri Wiifc
Soiln, nuoitori Gboic, rabastonhol
taJa 8errn Rbines, plilafimies. 81.
ton. Miss @roce acacberia, Orion.
ntlle5to oietuttiin faunattanraon p(;.
olfclloen firjltrifli.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-04
Nifuhulillc tnncttalu0 llilyalnen
i,GntauS.

Chicago, bubtif. 3 j. Slitto.
nlaItain fiehtoIafilpirfahliint fooii-
Imot isfen $4,000 gallonoa lpilrio.
plutto ia miiroa Ghieogo-ioften, I'll.
huniicn 1lrlllisten ibnlstcn tdtlel-
Iesia tuota t1retontd tonesteen tub-
ioonlrsta. =
aieItpIafimalmonnan poalniea
MoibngtoniSio pitod al'anllestenid
nencttelNd iDdbGn lopinlattontnnc,
illld tdnlnnoiiisid topaufiisia ei pI-
toiii Parma toilneen pleistd llontcl-
nloa, lpann tnlatin parernnllnflr Il
man Iuifista fllullltltsta ia hnomlo-
Ia.
Wfp6hcmniin, iobtltcn pllilnolni
tnsta tapoufiestu, onnettiln fnlfllie
Observation-Disclosures modraps, eta
lpafijuonloilt barpittonliiteit iuast y
Deg on pantapa toinNen llter cttd
toinlitusto pniboun Ianoo ubilla'-
iet{i 6antoolniicfii" WPddrdpflen OF
tri hol!itufien NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Nopncs.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-04

,Staluhlta= nnfarin eutsnea feiinri
Siurl full utannpafuasiiI iIunoesio
Wubetrnu iuurtlla miimc fssfimiit-
tonn luirastctinaan luiifpn pailual
tcullfDfnAmettn.
&euGjalta nn iaapnnni tlrtp, eito
lpmiettihallitus pn iuanginnnt nieito
rlfpmunlnilin @rnajGlli tarfutuf'ei-
Ia pitGG heita punttimanfclup min
taman fniu s@enajdn ldbetnsto pa
laa tufuiiin @enpun fprfcrcnsiista
Sairn On turfpitns ebfGista iueuG
iaiSter eoustaiien mnrbaam,sta,
iunfniaiiistn aifeista ioWicttihaiIitns
iImotttnn lnaneenia ftctpia nlfumail=
tn.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-04
nullcita.

uiuolsf. "a y. froli Nulutbisic
:pfr ia Wtrs. Charles Iolujeu Z.
'pnotiaS tntur Esther So1onen. Sc.
lclet uinI1uat cnnen Snncocfisio
Wich. ia on Scr SoIonen tun,rettl
Iiifelnies.
Wrs. Ssrolrf g,ul,fIatnho tuoh
nnallaf. % D. 9cocon SilIlsii
Wiebieanir alpariolueclla 35 ~
ituiielld. Iuinaia of iuntnun1
,Socnluus'o ia ldi bGuclt1 puoIiio ID
3 los1a.
Golburitis'a, rsnoiallan poItiosiu
tlpli moalisf. q ,. faniolniienm.(
@lIianl 9Snopir, inl,funpt Gall,
netisio, Ntich. ollen cbesmcnneer
Hobert @atopion pnifu. altollest1nr
eli ban SO nuotias. Sineltd iGi
lpoimn ia ptli lapli. Amrnotiltaor
eli bon fonetpol1iiten.
Dfilpoitfeen iotilos= s=iniroolasio
fiipIi lrhsaltsf 26 D. hpnir tutn,eth
entinen cal,unetilniner s. % Grif
len. Woiniaa oil lnnfpnpt &aaipuc.
npsIa, Nprlosia, ia t,lIi .uhii lnon
han 80 tpustta litte olIen fuoIles
Joan noin 55 ,pi,ooen itiinen. So
neltii l1i Iesfi. 6riitous topobtli
Gbicadosio. iosia bdn on ipiiine pup
lima ailnut. 4
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-04
Nuorntatncn ampnaut ruslBun
aptecfisjn,

GtinnenpoIis, O}irn. No5
pousDritps ga Snlle-rmccfisIa tGol
"a pdQftni ontlettomosti uritpsier
tolmcellponIIoIllc, iIll0 ufii bci5i5
'or ilIrnmnin ia tojneN hnaluott1;
u'otouNstl Nptetfin etecn oil aio.
mt outornpbiiliIiG ncliG ntlest0
lotato tolme l1teni uptecffiin. lpetacil
cItlIc rcDphngrit ia 7ll10r1ten ciiIi1
aienou rulmelIion ..nos4anloou "a
teu'd MOS" lo;npn po(meliia, %
plotios oo6ic Noirnfci0, iofo oil
olllollt,rmat ti$ftn tonfic fun ndfl
rpaipclel 'nileluau lIiodn alfoi olnp,l.
moan reruohnerlilann 2lfli ros-
'rolota focfili iuttinile fuolioona ia
toll1cn toaDottlri, nurtta l)1ncr tome.
rinin nl,ttoi G0nct Qitiicn,GGn auto.
n'obiil'ir Iolla rpslnct pnfcnilunt
S1lnfrN nln0bennnn Utlllneopolis ia
oteIipl,nleIta T6noettiin ol,tomobiil,.
'psTa oil t1n,Q hoonotttln,t mics.
SQnct ipictltn k1irooIoun, iosio bd.
nen nootctaou fllolefpon. SonlDptrli.
nat mics OIL fieltdotnnpt il,nottmros=
to n1it1on itiestddt tuj toiuercis
tuun
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-04

lueenIa ohieIn,o -ipaafinrailef- 5s'1
iimoitti eoistnslnleli5tell fieltopte
necn ottairlnsta niif,ioil paiffoia
Ainail, ntinisteristosla ienfobben
efta lc diff iaattanut eoistpsnicli-
len puolueeu liittDndou rpapaalnie.
IlIeen piloinfeseeit ia beifeiltannt ier
nlertitpsto, lsaaiimilleliiat eiiplt
aifoneet men1hi iliollniIeeen font.
fi.uu, mofnttti Grearer, lotfuen;
,Nlino eli noiitu nnfo Nliollle nr
baiiitnflesla Min fauan fuln f0nli
maa iaa leilotstn loillloooiinoo il
ielloilee batlitufin filin MID III
iii olln."
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-04
Sabantuhanneu opllarin fcntterl-
fruSti peruStctfu.

Gbioaao. Toofla on lnpuillls5.
ii ipahtuisteft,, luiireitnloilen teatte
ritrustilt peru$toarireit. Sdnta IN
II trilsfi tltlee olemaan frrauilnlor
iliurin toll1 aLollo ia u5fofaon fe.
moarap5Dallon nlniiefil iolitilpar
lnibintain phbefia,lfunnielttd bro
icnttia DhoDsfpalIoisla oIeipisto teat
tereista :, 5. ia See Shubert o,
mat lahettd,teet faifilIe teattereiber
ontistoiille friedman. los'a fehoft
tatpaf pItDrlodr taban uisteen trils
tin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-04
Sausfan tpolGiiet luiistaneet pleis-
lnfDu.

ao0penbomina, 3ansfo, nloa
Iiaf. 80 y aolntefDnnRnta
3onsfon onniatiultiota on iulisto
mt Dleislofon alforpnfii 1ubtifillu1
1 pdiipdnd.
2affo tlllec olernaon tpoldist,r
p0stars tponteettdiicn mime bel.
mif Is p:nd iulistnnonn tnoniilI.
fun jota fosfee noEn 10000 tpo.
.listd.
Aiime poipinG OH tilonne lotfn.
lrusti pahentuntt. Stdifilla p(ciiil.
Ia loitofliIla OH tpdrfot iUartiostoi
huolehtimnsia tolben fipnnisiapitd.
miiestd, ia iofarDdfi on inadrottsl
illoielemann tponteettdiien boaiimaa
riffl,ritpomoIlnaa.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-04
a.ouputpin,itiiln rpDstettg SSes'
iGsid.

sliifo, bubtif. 3 ,. Sohn u
Moorebeoo, gtcp gorfiSta, smerl
fan folualliien authorization neuno5
ton ebustaio, iofd oil l1betettp SIC
u1jalIe bdtdaputpobor, ioutui ros
roicu fdiiin 0besIusto la6tiesNdi
6on lnenctti 100000 fal1ttapdn
ll,ottofirieer, pasiilIn, pdalln5tof.
fillio, nlntfdloufflnia ia nullln II
talmi5ton
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-04
Snumalniueu iuduljns telDHrt itlc-
nnrllan.

,Srormooo, Ditch. 9Lrlpio Sant
ii, 60 puotios lromoloinen mar,
bus, lopetti eldndrld tddlld niiml
n1nonantaina len idlfeen fin of oln
plnltt ia baolpnttolnlt 9llbert 9l6el-
i,u-ninliien nliehen 2ddfdrit il.
nolpat 9Ihelionin pnranelpan. Gan.
tin iollotaan lOpettnneen elQndnia,
fosfd ban pelfiii ipan0itielnistn
9lbelipnin baaipottomiien iohoostn
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-04
illustration balsiifns fieltaG tD5iois=
tsi.s s;elinaiIcn.
S,uufnp huhtif. :, Il 9

2uutoo, hnhtif. 3 i. Hn5tra=
liun liittobollltus OH hllInttoll
tppill,aonlaottuuitt uilDen aletltficn
1usiu turfasti iGditnDstellddn diff
u'ltfostnouoimun lniirluops 'Thioesla
GSuiteuslo, fertpo neutcriu toinli5-
iun Welbourncll flrieerpoihtaia
Jtdif1n iodffu ulunt tn0nteettnIlen
1rnii6it fobbellcet alfuoIufastpOlpoi-
-nua nlelfein t,lir1 rriia. Nllosflnll=
let uiuat oIluet talpuili'lu l(loes'a
o'etirfiesio chDpttolnosti fielIetdaH
ruosfilllincn ia i0dbetdur riffniille
400 pinlnan Yuffp ia funn flnlfollttd
guilfeittu.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-04
Songresiimics ebboffaas aietessn.

Ct. Vsuul, n1anlisf. 80 3. Ge.
NlbIituoilien fongres1ipiirifnstDel,t.
iiorteisIu talliG,, afetalttiIn fonnatta.
lnnan npfniin fougresiinlieh'd II;-
tlllinottonmtto foinfatta pisri0, ms.
ia 1fpfpl,Nll eoatst, 6. H. Onpis G
Iodnit futaatlisfa ia ehSoffaotli n:
nitetttilt Sc. 9. Thoreuy. WtiNne
ipton faiffi uraoiict fsngresilnieb,l
uuot rep,lhltfneNeia.
Genofrootiea tnnrDtntIinneisfn 4
letuttiin f1aaattanrnn icuraaitac
ebooftolta g,tiun1iipsid piiriSlo fr
s, 3. SprH, folntein,esio 9frs u
9oIt, iritfehtannesa .. 5. SernnIc
fnboeflolncsio gs g. Gorls, fpnt
melHnnesst :. ~ Mc7orneli.
2. !. tAnale oil repllbIlfoonicr
tollena rimitn%ehooffaurn icitr
aannesla oiirisid p>otrn 1920
iranIeisrn ia npitti hln niuitp5
noulcisfd Observation-Disclosures nrfp,
lien 'fongresilinieben Gollieabin
8asteli alpalen uilraitpsfil ei tuiteu
foan 1alablpisfatu holwn flu mditet
Tim r,tfoneeu iu1ltton !panlitpu;i
rcnrnslafia hullilu1lollo iDnstoehooe
tnn81aon iotnin iellaisrr, ionfo d
.o!lli Qitdlnt olenlan i1lpaliista.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-04

Sttatpd. Gnno6a on fubDeni
Mi 200,0NO oiuinhuonctta ipaiff1
torpitt1lpin rafeninlsaifteitn on nI-
lin fnt1in ia 10000 tpotontd fd.
ipeiee Canadian fnupllnfien fntllil
fnottomind. Suolinlotta ndistd {.
Iellntpfiista ei huoneitd fliiterlfand
rafenneto, niIfiitd2 - go profits.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-04
,Si,nu lnrmannnt ratatNUn
ipf,faidn.

Gelono. Y}inn. Sobn Sl,fo.
% uitotius great gortberu uhtioij
raoGlforlulttpoliiisfe1l tlonjoltnla.
iolttlti taalld rdbtiilrnu1t eteen Ia lai
ii,rnlan'o.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-04

tluto tiilofiin. sSa u5fottaipaa on,
ettd Re iudDitellen iofoiiesia moasIa
Ioamuttaa fofo nanta fdiittdrpdn
laajuuben.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-04
Raimlulualoa iddstetaau Gnglan-
uisia.

Sortoo. aelIot fadnl,ettlia
tlnlnin eteeitpdln iurnurtGi-aalnitna
feIlo fuhoen aifaau, iolIoin poiiDdl
iralon idastaiail,ert lpIrolliesti ol'
fci.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-04

q S E 1 + 8
Miiniieopaolis. @iinle perjul,-
|saina tadissi Hfnnlif nsaompilieliiain
ia tpoIaistels geossartiia1 2iittoien
pultlofnasineltiio latfili iltnnn1-
toibitt lauffa Muleiru,lot fonipertt=
iioon;t riidttisnat elettao ebooffaot
maltiolnpirfoihin ia fonereslin
;yara,mr -2abor plnlneen i,inelid.
nieita ebboffaitt eri mirfoItin
eitettiiit ntolenn1isfn ton1aentiion=
aseisio, n1ntta Iehtenunc poinnoa
|s1ennesid Il olint apield spornllllttu
'nfltista ebnpffnistasafi,in tri 5enrif
Sbtpiteos,, icfn ial# nfinnicliien nj
Initpfiea ntoienlnilia fontpentiiop-
ueilto DboD5tpuItain lenoottorifil
siefpilten ipoifiniellaattori Dtog.
mus sSobnlon ssfnrbnllisto, Wiinn,
Itulee nlenraait lsaoninilieIiidin ia
tp66aaisten ebbotns fntuernoorifii cl-
lei benlofrnattlFasuh,een fanslu alo-
tct1u fesfllsteIn ahnoffaista Iohoa
Tiihinfaall fltlnfIfaA.
Wsaanlpiiietlaaii jo tpoIGi5ten
lforiperlfilopi1ft ltllaltt0in pnattilpdt
letta log oel1u3ffracttlen ehootas SO
Iopslpoltoin ieisaatforifil, M1rs g.
Ter Gleion, Ginaefisto. lnpplu ta-
noffluabes stonn SEfpIteuoln hplpotli
riin DingHrts ssasllllon tltlee lltppn-
naalf fllrperu56r::f ::fhooffunoesto or.
Inofraaiftcn el}oeEfanu So. 5nore
iln5 IN tt}lp;atsi iaAe iiind tapui'fIes-
ia o1ls1etuali sSsrlrrr Sabor pro
lneen fufnatps.
sihesa},i felpstls funipentlipnin
lnennstn ia aAonffaista iulfoisiuolt
lehlei1lnte clrli nluterp5io.