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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-05
MIR. M,GGIFFERrs PLAN.

The State Journals suggestion that
trees be planted along the highways
not only has won the approval of
parks, but has led that gentleman to
the presentation of a concrete plan
for carrying it out.
Mr.. McGiffert's program follows:
Get the Civic clubs interested and
have them take it UP with Lawrence.
and also the towns west to ST. Marys.
Offer the proposition that Topeka will
put in trees east seventeen miles, if
Lawrence will come and meet US; also,
that Topeka will go west as far as
Silver Lake, providing st. Marys.
Rossville, and Silver Lake meets us
there. This plan will mean that To-
peka will have thirty miles of high
way to take care of. There are eleven
Civic Round table, but in project of
this kind, there are forestry and art
clubs that should be interested, or at
least fifteen clubs altogether.
Figuring the trees fifty feet apart
on each side of the road for thirty
miles. it would take $685. trees. There
are number of varieties of trees that
would do for this drive, but for ex-
ample, let me suggest the Lombardy
poplar. In ordering this kind of tree,
we could, without a doubt, get a bet
ter price than the one have on hand,
which would be about $500 f. o. B,
the nursery for Lombardy poplar
trees. eight to ten feet in height. This
then, would amount to a little over
800 a club. F. o. B. Topeka
The next step would be to get the
school board to declare half holiday
some time near Arbor day, and let the
Civic clubs transport the school chill
dren along the road to their desig-
mated places, and have each child
plant one tree, which will be named
after him. The following Arbor Day
prize should be given to the child
that has the best growing tree.
This would, once more. put Topeka
and the Kaw Valley on the Top OF
| the World
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-05
Questions ANSWERS

O. Can fish hear? Z. L.. r.
A Fish have no external nor middle ear
but only an inner one. Various experiments
point TO The conclusion that the<ear in fish
is merely an organ of equilibrium
Q. Why do mimosa leaves open and close
j. B. h.
A Mimosa is a species of plant, known
as the sensitive plant, because Of its motile
leaves. The nobility Of the leaves is
thought to be related to protection against
excessive loss of water and is an adjust
ment to dry regions. This remarkable
power enables the plant to contrei its
leaf exposure according to its needs
@. How many stars can be seen with
the naked eye and how many with the
largest te'escopes W. Il y.
A. The number of stars visible to the
naked eye, provided one stays at n single
place in the United States for one year,
would total 1900. With modern telescopes
it is estimated that 100000 stars are
visible.
fAny reader can get the answer to any
question by writing The Topeka State
Journal Information Bureau. Frederic J.
Haskin, Director. Washington, d. c This
offer applies strictly to Information -he
Bureau fannot give advice on legal medical
and financial matters II does not aftem ~
to settle domestic troubles. nor TO under
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Write your question plainly ana briefly.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-05

United States Senator Pepper of
Pennsylvania makes the suggestion
that special elections might be held to
settle disputes which cause suspen-
sions OF production in essential indus
tries. This method of preventing
strikes probably soon would result in
an election every day. Also the plan
would be of doubtful benefit because
majorities are wrong about as often
as they are right, owing to the fact
that so many voters are swayed by
sentiment rather than by reason or
conviction.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-05
Dorothy Dix Tails
TIE Good Old Times.
Ell DOHOTHT DIE
27irheaf Paid WNmnn

But when granddaughter has ac-
oomplished all tire domestic tasks that
grandma did her hardest work is just
beginning. For in addition to being
a model wife and mother. she must be
always on the jump to keep up with
the times. She must have theories
on the theory of RELATIVELY; she must
take a part in club life, and politics;
she must know the latest jazz music,
and be able to dance the last step;
she must know al about the newest
religion, and wear the latest fashion
beautiful, and full of pep.
Above all, she must keep her hus-
band perpetua1ly fascinated, for the
vamps will get him if she doesn't
watch out In grandma's time the
marriage tie was the tie that binds.
monial moose is a slip knot of which
even an amateur husband who has
never been married before, can free
himself with a twist or two. SO a
woman has to be up and doing to
hold her own.
Hers is not the blessed privilege,
that grandma had, of feeling that her
life work was accomplished when she
got a husband and home, and that
she had then a perfect right to get
old, and fat, and wear comforta BILE
shoes, and let out her corset string.
was just a wife and mother, but a
woman who is nothing but a wife and
mother now is looked upon with dis
dain as a Stacker and a gutter, who
hasn't the nerve to play the game.
Grandma knew the bliss of ignor-
ance. She had never heard of
calories and so she ate as much as
she liked without the awful know
ledge that she was exceeding her
maintenance ration, and putting on
fat, for dear grandma believed that
a feather bed figure was a matter
Of inheritance with which she had
nothing to do, and was unaware that
it was simply a matter of diet.
Grandmother's soul was unvexed by
the germ theory. When her babies
sickened and died, when her Adde'S
cent sons and daughters persisted OF
typhoid, or tuberculosis, she laid IT
all on the Lord, and prayed that she
might be reconci1ed to the Christening
of providence. She never suffered
the awful torture of the modern
mother who knows that the health
of her family is in her hands and
that If she does not sterilize her
baby's milk bottle, and see that the
drinking water is pure, and that her
children are protected from every pos
sible source of infection, that she NAV
be the murderer of those dearer to
her than life itself We may. well
think of these things when we pity
grandma. 1t is true she did not have
our modern opportunities and rights
but she had a great graft
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-05

BY the settlement of the coal
strikes and the gradual adjustment
OF the railroad strike, it is estimated
the country has saved more than
100000 a day in wages besides the
indirect losses represented by delayed
traffic and the numerous complica-
tions growing out of the sort of I'M
certainty which Invariably attends a
let-down OF transportation efficiency.
The miners have returned to work
and in the effort to make up for lost
time are producing bituminous coal
in unprecedented quantity. Daily
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-05

fer cockroaches to cIlamelions and, in
credible as it may seem, even these
annoying insects can be trained to be
affectionate pets. DR.. L. o. Howard
of the United States bureau of ento-
moiogy. has had remarkable success
along this line.
"a creton bug" he writes. "of the
usual, inquisitive form of mind, in
habited my office desk, and as soon
as laid down my cigar upon the edge
of the drawer the little fellow invaria-
bly, came out of his hiding place and
worked vigorously at the moist end.
At first, he was after the moisture,
but later the tobacco taste grew and
he became as much addicted to the
habit as the most inveterate tobacco
user. 1t may be worth mentioning
that it seemed to have no deleterious
effect upon his health"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-05

A writer in The Nations Business
relates that an American concern in
vested s4,OO0,0O in the erection of a
chewing gum factory in England, only
to discover later that the British do
not chew gum. Under similar cir
cumstances in this country the pro-
motors of the enterprise would have
started an advertising campaign
which soon would have brought a uni
versal demand for gum.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-05
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-05

The cost of living has taken a pause
in tits downward swing. hesitated a
bit, and again shown a tendency to
turn upwards. This, it may be noted,
has followed closely the enactment of
the new tariff law.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-05

1t is pointed out by the National
Society of Penal Information that the
increase in crime in this country has
almost kept pace with the striking
growth of the nation. Prohibition.
which was expected greatly to reduce
crime, seems to have merely raised
up new kind of criminals. The
bootleggers have taken the places in
the jails formerly occupied by other
classes of criminals.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-05

Before the war there were no American
made safety matches on the market. Now
the best grade available are of American
make.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-05

records of car ioadings have sur
passed all 1921 figures. Distribution
of soft coal is being pushed SO ef-
fectively as to bring shipments above
the volume previously considered as
representing maximum distribution.
This speeding up of coal distribution
has made possible renewed activity in
the steel industry and the blowing
in of many additional iron furnaces.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-05
An Easy One.
Who

Current Events Teacheri Who
married Princess Mary?
Owner of Quickest Hand: Oh, L
know that one. Doug,-American Lee
gion Weekly.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-05

There is much slipshod writing.
Doubtless we do our share of it.
Roughly speaking, we have, in the
twenty-five years last past. written a
million words for publication. Vir-
tualiy every line of it has been
printed. 1t would be surprising If
that gross output were unlocked by
error. Nor does the thought disturb
us. billy Sunday was one grand
outfielder but he couldn't hit.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-05

We should be more interested in
Mr.. Tells revelation If we could de-
eide what difference it makes. 1t
seems to US the acid test of a writ
ing-man is whether he can hold a
job. We had one up to the time of
our most recent appearance at the
cashiers window. Mr.. Tell, it ap-
pears, is merely planning to secure
one.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-15
Suomaloifst iawsllafiet fna!niIan
luu!a;an leistpamlnerpita.

Boston, iouluf. s =, - GLEN H.
[aila oil folnanneu ferrag ISbitl-
pbouia baali aipnn patottnna tdD.
teen fultliioito fun fl,.iluIlo irlontl-
Laineu 1enoritanloia Wteormoct e.
fifth obielmasla, iosia NJ. nj. oil
lou[u inomolailelta iisueltaialto
sylrneTeltilta ia toinen laulll Mserl'
fannolta.
Wir. WcGor1,acf eiitti Sarne'
felfiu 81 Dreamers Gong to Sire"
Qlnefiiian laulll eld,nal[e) ia Merl'
fannon "1Dins Gmber5" (Siipnpo
biillos). Molemmat lnulut oipat ido
meet pleiIon ibailun min tdolla 8os'
|tsuislu fl,in lnltlaian fonlertes5lc
|gsetp gorfis5a miime tlmsIa.
gdrna l;enee emil fcrIoa fuin moi
ioen illomolaisten idtpeltaiien iaspeI
llof'et on eIitettp tallG nlantereell'
ti,nnett,,ien ia palion pioettpien tai
iteiliioiben tabolta. IIsr. 5lbclsutle'
lotpe!lpflet ospat pariin bptnin TIM
nettuia orfesterin1lliliffia barrasta
'rpien tesfuiloesio.
| GibeIiufien "3ltonelan Sniltlen
e{itettiin ni;n1e piifolla @ostonl
/ Gnmphonio orfesterin tosnesta j
lIai jafanrottonon iboilun faitllt
lf.l1liioilta ia f1iffi 8ostonin fritti
'lfot ontoipat file titnnnstifienlo.
/ Sept lauli,maailatasia altaipo
'|iuomoloisten ii1peleet faitnnlao
moaiLman rtobtapirntnilla fonlertt
lIatpoilln.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-15
5numen IiirtpEaisfnn,itean
tg1sfeutelb.

5iirtolaiiulloeu ipioen ia Iiirtolai-
Iulsoen jdriestelptoime,lpiteloen lel'
tuittousistl tparten oletettu fontitea,
iohon flltlutpot roiuo5ti ST.. gorfto.
,,en pubeeyiobtaiana ia iaIetlind
post. u. g. Menmall, ent. fo,,Ion'
eoustoio grpeIiina 9llefuii1, nteri'
foptaeni g. Bergman iefG ,parotl,o'
marit $. S. Nostrant ia 81. Solfas
men, pitt ipiilneffi fpfoufIan ipps'
fuusIa. aouitea fofpontunee jail
leen IouIufulisia, iolIoin enllntdiles'
la lufenlliesio fdiitellaan nlaist
9eauonbeItnon n,ietintoebootus fir
ltoIoiiau,oen ipisti 9eDfpilin font
tea malmistelee lafiebOotusta Iiirto
loi1iii,oen idriestimiIcfii.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-15
2apli IGabettD mieben ,uatiaStu.

GpringfieIb, MoSI. gobtorlt
Sones ia Gbitlanoer, iotfa owat
toiruittaneet leiffalfIen erdan iof,
fGatr, alton alle flyollee,1 1'tlehel,
ruuuiisIa, pipot tebneet ennellfltlilu,
ulostortun hotDainnou, eta otpaf Lon,
lancet ytotn 6-7 pn,rQn palloiler
poifalopIen nliehen !DatIasta. 2apIi
oil erlanlaiicn ioffi,naiien flbofieu
pTlrpGroiu,a,la.
9.obtorien .,ielipiteen inllfoon OF
mics olll,t ipttniddu fofIoisoleato,
uuit.a ie,,iiiaaa,. etta toinen tafloi.
Sista oitI; tiIIl,t ulfopstolelIe, on il
ii:aiilnpt lapien iiiiniofelie ia 'iellf
tehittpnnt ia faspanilt aian inurrel
IL upfpiIeen fofoonIa
25pto taIloon Idilpttautaan laafe
tteteeLliiesid ,nltieosio tobtorien i
'proieslorien nGbtaipand ia tntfttta
ipaud.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-15
3etonen spaitti GerbHuiaarer
hclpusti.

Bireinio, Winn., ,io,1lif. 10 p.-
Miime periontai=iltoua pnl1Ituot
t00lld titnnet1It lllomoluiIet te5tilor-
Jon nail,iiot SSdiaG aetouen la 6en-
III aarbnnioari. Balnllnluen I'll.
pabt,ti 10 n,i,,llllti,t erisia ia iottlli
paiuinrlsta fciffioan SO u,ilu,uttia,
ioIloin &etonen ial lllian paripas=
ptteen. aarblsnlaari tunn1ssti ba-
mioniG ia Retoner iulistettiin lpoit-
toiafli. Hai,'in fe,lue5la fllprittlfpot
moIesnmot poiniiat ihneteitamia
nGptteitit taioostaag, ntattn alilsta
pitiien fdsut leliuosti lint Retolet
.ii,rre,npi nopel,s ia taito. painifil-
pailu toDabtiii 2pric 2eadtterisla ia
oil it'd fatlonosla ,nelfoiren nofia
ioutfo.
Meliutomoa p1inad aifoiiemn1lt!
|painiesIaon erdGn spencer nillllell
painiion fansiu &,ibbiugislS Sar-
6unlaari npSsfin iput1li tappiolie
sDerrotfoin IDbpes{a aiosia Gpeueer
Iaoben fotii -ilproa foatoa alle 1C
rttnlustisIo.
| GbicagosIo tainiesioot usfeu
Siorbunioari fl,itetlfin tpoitti fafl
poiaiiaa, ioten on tuaifea ianoa Cliff
"aarbu" t,lapdiIesti epafllnnosIe
routo-olueen pairsisIo, ,Dai alf1afl
ban 10 ipaip1 tl,ohon arnnottiin, lo
Ia on min fa1tnn borioitto1u,t. Tns
tinpa pfiifddn toinen luon1olalne'
Iar.mattipuii,iia on olIut Min luflti
IIis|a ottelltisIa fltiu RarbnnIaari
IS6nen ferrotoan ol[een bli 3O0:sll
ifiIpailusga ia ioiltllneen tapp'oll
ainoastoon II fertaa.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-15
Ndtneu ip4pantettn t,tnrfaEgntofs
ieStG.

Mon.ebioeo, Wiinn. Itiis Gl-
lie Salisburp, pifoftriuri, iotu iDD'
tettii,, Dscar Gricfionin nlsir5asto,
ipptofTestG !, Gbippepa-
iaurtin piirioifeioesia tiaad lauta-
fuanon p1atoHelLd ,nQanantai.iltae
na. Wlils Galisburp omplsi Grict.
ionin rantattenbtion fonttorisIn
tGGllG uiime b,ibtif. q p:na. Grict'
{on toirni firlanpitaiGr,a ian,asIo
fonttorisia rigfd Miis Galisbury
oil tp0sia pifafiriirinn ia be oliuot
Ieurusteueet piien1n,dn aifna. Sppt'
tai1in tnbolta ipditettiin, ettd Gritt'
ionin otnp.,ntinen topabtlt ut;1sta'
iuffati,,ubesto, tosfn mils galis
burn epdili grieffonit, feurlistele
tpnn utuiber1fin nntsten fnnsic WiI:
Salisbury naitti an1puniien tapab
tuneen udbingosfd fi,nrella auto
moattifeIla retpoliperilIa, iotd ldit
feIi fun ban otti iet fdiiinfd. On
nen fuul1steIun Miiis sniisburp cl
oIlut poponnc $4,000 tofuulla.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-15
Uuden pueIueen
peru$talnl$e$ltys
on byIjdtty

3lepelano, ioullf. IL i.
lGalla mime ,naonontaino ia tust
toina pIoetn5ld c0i3tysrlieIi5icH
rphnrien pbteiiesid poiiittilcsia neit-
tOotteIusla bpIlottiin ciitps u.tnen
fanlalliier puoIueen perllstoa1lie$ta
LA pd1tettiiu iotfaa eoistpsnlielisrti
poliittIsto toinirtaa iamunN IluIn-
taon fuin t6hGufin loofta. 2uoio-
piirteinen poIiittulet olielma 0g-
'tpafIpttiin ia nilnitettiin q beitfIe
Id fiiiittitpi fanial(isfonritea. iotr
eocl!een tllee nolnontdor cci5tp@.
ntielisten poliltti5ta idrieStGy.yHli3.
Itl ia toinl,,,tun.
Idma fnnioIIisfontitea ilt.-t fltts
Iulnoon foolle eri tpaIt:oioeu e0u5.
taiafofouflet ia ndisia tofoutilsla
nalitoan fuNllntin noltioou ualtios
folriteot ia fufin moltio fofonflis-
inan rotfoiiee lpoIbnanfo naltiosia
Iparbaita tlslofiia Iaoluuttaa pttanaI'
Ia oIaa iuoabojen puolneibeu niir!-
ItDsipoaIeibit1 noifo jdriestdDtDr1nlII
litienoiiefii poiilttiiefii i'lriestcfll
futen elm. Gormer2obnr pnol4e
WinneIotasIa.
1GDan ebi&tpslnicIister nc.1Dotte-
| lufofoutIeen pprfiipGt mp6stJn 8or'
ifers Hartpu fommuui5tien) ueliii
eoustajoo, nlltta beilt1 fiellettiln
eoustlisosfeus fen perustcetla, cite
Ibeibdn idriest6nio Ell byndfip peris.
itnslaillisto ebtstpsnlielista politiif-
| faa.
aaiiss'a GlspeIa,lbir reiiirottellttc-
foufiesia n,p6sfin beudflpttiin ro-
littinan obielmo ebistpsuliclilele
liiffeefle ia iltffoiIemrle icn lebtcn'
tue ieuraaposla nltuterosla
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-15
Guomalaisten fo1pan,ineu.

&irioittae8iaau palflntolen lao5ta
Gbicago Gribune-rofetlnilf'en ptiriis.
tllsfiIpoilus'u, IauIllu tribune tois
fen paIfinnon mcittalasta, Iuolnnlui.
Iesto arffitebti gaariie5ta, ieuraa-
tyou:
"D1r. GooriFegtd, illolnalailesto,
lofa tpoittaa tpiien paltinnoa. ei ErI-
bune tieod mitaln nslil,ta fl,ir eta
bon on tebnpt bl,omattoDan ia !ball-
tauan tp5n, oipan lnn1oin fliin ban
Iteti ottaeslaon oiaa 9auglu ra,ihan-
paIatIin piirustisfilpaililun, misla
bun luoitti toiien palfinncn. 9dnen
piirustufIe,sln lribune1t rdtennut'
lesta laapui filpailunnter Ioppupai'
nina ia iai fe difaan ieniatiipnin
N1itGan bienompnn tooistugta pob'
Iiois.Europan f,lttultrillilesta renes
,ianslista, iobon Suou1i ON ontanli'
IoIanIa n,,riiifisia. runou6esid ia 70
|fenn,,staiteesia, eli tpoioo faimutt
.|fuiu on Wsr. 9aarifen piirltstufle!
lautnma tooistus. ~gubntidrtpiel
,lrnoalle", ionfa fanioIisrnnoelm,
i, "qaleuolo" ontoi 2ongfellon'lle III
'uomiton "ssiatpothaar,", nntoipd
u,ttta fiinnion len poiun, gliel eao
Irileu, iaaiDututict
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-15
Wosfuman fcufereuslisia Iaaiuatetta
tYlofiia.

Nso5fo,pa. 9d0lli pibettGmas-
ia oieistusraioh,s MI
bin Menaia io len Idltilet raiapal-
t!ot omat ottan,asio olao, on NIT
te.nn1in bbnafIpttD bpotfGpslyastoi-
lteu .iopilnus, iosia tebaion io!pintn-
nelliposton muoocstoniuen. Snlui-
tlsrnlrotoien pfiitpisfo1oat laabitGou
len ialfeen fun aitanon1aIiet lpaltlot
oipot iopir1uflen tpnbipisioneet. Som
fereusli on MT fo9olstanut bltonli-
|pnla arnleijain jllpI5tanIilecu.
Mi1lfadnIaista oleelli1anlpaa CT
6otusta aleISts,5teu raioIttonrIIeSto
lei Gle mielG foiiteltb, to5fa uieat
'telltpotteIiioista opat litG n,ielta,
'eit1 tGban aiiuan iilGItDp palion tef=
'ntlliiiG puolia, iotfa tarpltleluot O.
itautll,1tijoi, neuspoid, iolIaiste1
! t1poeIliienpaau ballffiu1iieen f1ll,liiI
aifaa fenties fuufa,tfia.
Yaitji g5enai1U, cput fonierel,s-
hin ottalrasla oIaa suoui, Buola,
@iro, 2atlpia ia 2iettua. Runtanta
lei ota tpGlitt6masti oloa ia or NuoIa
'iita ebustamasla.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-15
Gebi;in rn1sfeli padg.inistcricn
fonfereus|i.

2ontsn - Qoutoon fonferansIi
Soflon fcrnaufiiea lohoosta, sta
pioettiin f1antee,,tefelpanG neniuor'
tell,ua, [oppui IelloiIella titlof'ella,
etili iopir,ilflaen pdastitn alnoastaan
uubasto neitfuottelitstu. Geuroatpo'i
ferran tulloon oIiaa l,ltoelleen pobti=
maou tant1tifu.tn 2 p:nn. Hafll
toiitfon tulae riin ollen olelnoon at-
fna, ionfa fllIllesia pritetoan pnnstl
|'opilnufleen ionfiulailesta ohIelnlas-
|ta.
Gaflalle n1ponnettp lDbpt ,noro-
torio fuIuu llnpeen tamlnifultl, 10
! p:nG ia ieuraatpn fcrndu5rtafin,
iota Iliorittonlaon 5afia on iononl'1
oIeipatIa fpfenernaton, lanfeao
mafIettotpafli t,lol1n pditp6n6.
| Sos liitto,tti,neiben ipdltoien e
Io1lnistulji pna5t1 1rIIltnansalleet
ltporsnelnpaan iopimafieen Tsariiiit
| IfonferensIisia, merfitiiii t;ia1o nab
tiiipasti 9tonsfan iilunnifelmie,
,tpoitolle pa1ientistd. gfansfa .,
I,paatitnosia riippunatonta toirnin
lltaa Gofiaan n6bben, iofa hrittilii
J Ieu ballitufien nielestd l,ihistaii
). E,iropan paappuilefpan hppiniuoin
.tirofennutien ia fnlndiii ,u1oen io
foam fiemenet
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-15
beIIiiesti maostpiIjeliWin aIpus:llf

DelitleSii InaonDllJellWln d!plt3snff
les.a ai.latln pllbllnoan aliasta
iuoruor, lpoitfapa ei oifoillfoan teb=
o1 iita tnita publ,,,.
Ml,tta panftilrI Gincloir tuosla
firIces ioan laupo, ettd panffiir!en
on tpoeoittann ballitu5to teta,H0an
loiufin. Son tcboiitao poi,fflireia
firioittanoan fonereSlilniebillc ia
Ienaottorellle. ssa epuilern1ttd be
onot fen tebueetfin. ga !pilnle poi=
niel 1,l!tiet fertopat, etto Mr.
Sincloir ia ioltffo pobioislaunen
panffilreito otuot lnellneet WuIbing=
touiiu painostanaan tuota ipaati-
sc oil 81. 6. EotpnIep, lofa en-
iifli a!ottti tdn10u liiffeen n1aontnil=
ielpstuotte:oen bintojen ulddroGml,
iefIt jof,t flllifouii |itte. WurraS=
tllun ,paalit outoIipat alioiIe .rltta
ipallhtiu ia fuu NIT lpnan falffi
maanpiliellidt ia liifenliebet firioIt+
toiiitpat aliosto forgresiinliebilleeli
ia jenaattoreilleen MIN ehfopd piarr
fin Iaotoiliiu talr,i tebofas oipltstuS
mcantpilieliioille lo1oetpfIi laifii.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-15
GolontilGi5ten feiiari1Dmni.

Suonoloi,,en fdnionrunous on
nbfpnifoiiista poliittiil5id iopabtn'
nista niittanpt itielleen oolontilols-
ten feiIaribninrifii iopimdn, icnrod-
.pan rl,nopatfdtr, iofa lalilctoon ID,
meleel[a: So ie GoIannin iota OH
folibia.
Sos Sun0blom ois 0olanniu fel'arf
bnrrad, hurrau, bhrraa,
min Iilafot ois Gofonnil1 ioltaattli,
iotfo ,,;IiiDat nlnpdri tpG5tlnfii
'eunfforoa, il,nIfdraa, illnlforalln-
roIlnran.
burrao, hurroo, Gurrad.