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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
INCOME TAX RETURNS
? CENTS TO S32,5OO

NORFOLK. VA. March 16.-Ap-
proximately $4,000 was paid to the
government in tax at the local Office
Of the collector of internal revenue
yesterday. the last day for fling re-
turns without mourning the penalty.
This was the largest day at the Of
nee. both In the amount OF money
collected and in tho number of re-
turns filed. hundreds OF them being
received in each mail.
Fourteen thousand returns were
Med IN the Norfolk Office between
FEBRUARY ! and yesterday. This mum
Der is approximately the same as fled
last year. but the decrease in actual
cash will be close to 40 per cent. Both
the individual and corporation
blanks showed great decreases gem
ing losses.
\ return OF cents was made by
one taxpayer through the local Of
nee, which was the smallest recorded
here. The largest return was one of
approximately $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
fADFOItD, VA, March l6.--At
noon Tuesday the conference for
women In connection with the rural
life week at Rndford opened with an
address by Miss Adele Clark. prcsi-
dent OF the Women Voters' League
OF Virginia. Richmond, on the sub
jcct. New Opportunities for Wom-
en-
The address was one OF remark
able lucidity and comprehe nsiveness.
She was followed by Mrs. Howard
G. Gilmer. third vice president Of
the Federated Womrn's C'ubs of vfr-
sinia. PULASKI. on the subject. The
Training for Duties or Women for
Wives. Mothers aud Good Citizen
ship"
Mrs. Gilmer declared that women
would train themselves for the duties
OF citizenship and would Lring a
very helpful influence into public
life. but she said women would not
fall to qualify themselves for the
old position Of sweetheart. wife.
mother and honc-maker in prepar-
ing themselves for citizenship.
Improve the Home Life.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Davis. State home
agent. extension department. V. l.. l.,
BlacksburS. Va. gave very strong
address on women in smith Hughes
Work in Virginia" she pointed out
the opportunity tina, home demon
stration agents had in ali parts OF
the state In Improving the home life
Of this Commonwealth.
Al the night session strong ad
dresses were given by Mrs ora II.
Avery. supervisor Of home economics.
from the Department OF Public In
structIon. Richmond. Va: Or. Mary
+. Brydon. or the state Health De-
partmeni. in strong address point
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
WILL STAGE DRIVE
TO BUILD GYMNASIUM
Especial to The Times.Dlsna,cb

LfNcHBuRG, VA. March is.1An
organization Is being perfected here
10 out over $4,000 drive April l7-22
for the building of gymnasium
at l.ynchburg College. l.. H. Han
cock VIII be general chairman and the
local committees Will he assisted BY
}. q. Holiday. OF Richmond. head
OF the stewardship department OF the
virginia Christian Missionary So
ciety. who Will be released for the
month OF April to assist the college
mere. Full details of the campaign
and needs OF the college are TO be
outlined April 4 at the college at a
joint meeting OF the Lions, Kiwan!s
and Rotary Clubs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
is EMPHASIZED
BY WOMEN AT CONFERENCE
Speakers Radford Gathering Assert Sex Must Not as
New Doors of Opportunity Open, Neglect Fun
damenal Privileges and Duties.

and profitable work open to women
In public health service. and made
an appeal for preventive medicine In
the public schools and in the gem
eral training OF our people.
Mrs. Vines SpcnLs.
Mrs. John w. Vines. OF Roanoke.
gave very strong address on the
state Federation OF womcn's Clubs
in NirSinia, their function ana
methods or work. She pointed out
the influence tina; women can exert
fort aud a large vision OF their re-
sponsibiii;y.
The conference Of women ana
women workers. including commuy-
ity organizations and Pare,h
Teachers Associations. will continue
until Thursday at noon. Some az the
strong speakers on the program
were Professor William T.. Gilbert.
state Normal School; Hon. w. T.,
Shawkey, former state Superlntcnd-
ent OF Public instruction of West
Virginia: Professor George W. Guy,
OF the Co Operative Education Asso-
citation. and Dr. Julian A. Rurruss.
president Of Y. T. l.. lacksbure.
Va. The conference continued
through Thursday. Friday ana sat
urday and VIII close at noon Satur-
day.
one of the outstanding comments
Of the conference ~ the statesman
like and comprehensive character OF
the addresses Of the women. who
have appeared on the program. 4
wholesome. constructive aud optimis-
tic spirit runs through all their ad =
dresses, emphasizing tn. old virtues
and opportunities OF home makinG
home life. and at the same time max :
ing an appeal for the enlarged &C
tivities and interests Of women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
YOUNG WEST POINTERS
FORM BUSINESS BODY
Especial to The Times.Dj.patcb ,

Special to The Times- Dispatch
WEST POINT. VA. March 10
ihirty-one young men OF West Point
recently have formed the York River
iouhS Mems Business Association for
mo purpose az stimulating I'm the
community the yigor necessary IN
business success: to cement together
INTO live. workable and working or
Sa nizat!on the business men of West
i,"int and the territory adjacent TO
ne YORK River with its many pos
sinilities.
The frst regular meeting was hoId
alonday night In the Wonderland
ihcatcr. and Rev. l.. l.. Copley. II.
J.. Lewis. a. r. Donneil and d. \.
sutton spoke on the subject OF the
meeting, "CitIzenship."
Inc following officers were In
stated; president, 4. +. Donnell: vice
president. w. +. Thrift; secretary
treasurer. a. +. HUNT. Jr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
NARROWED IN MUD,
DOCTOR WALKS HOME

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
WEST POINT. VA. March l6.-Dr.
H. h. iagby went to the courthouse
recently to see some OF DR.. Croxton's
patients while the latter was sick.
pr BaHhy's car got stuck In the mud
near chelsea Gate. about 1--WE miles
hpove west Point, and when pair
on horses could not get him out he
had TO walk home through the sleet
anu ram. reaching home about &c
ociocX at night. The next day. with
noes ana shoveis and n pair OF big
mules, he succeeded I'm getting ,bc
car out. after breaking the double
bar aud digging out the road some
distance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
Teachers Meet In Lynchburp.

LfNCHBCRG. VA, March IL
uush ). Masili. field secretary OF tho
National Education Association. WIN
discussed Education and the Fed
eral Government" was the PRINCIPAL
speaker at tho initial session of tho
convention Of District +. Virginia
teachers Association. at the. high
school here tonight. After the usual
welcome and responses tomorrow
the visitors will spend half n day
inspecting the local schools at work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
Graduates Plan Simple
and inexpensive Dresses

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
LfNciiBtlsG. VA. March IL
ram white dresses. costing not
more than $40. probably will be
decided upon by girls or the grad
u"tinS class Of the high school
mere Tor next June. The question
is under advisrmcnt.
A majority OF the girls are in
favor OF sinple graduating eos
tunes and "a meeting will bc held
shorty 20 MAKE iual decision II
may lie. II is said. that the class
VIII also vote TO request the oinis-
sion Of Movers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
PRACTICE SELF-DENIAL
TO RAISE CHURCH FUNDS
lBy Associnted rrcss.l

NEW YORK, March Is.-Morc than
S.0"".1oo men, women and children.
members ot the Presbyterian Church
in all parts 81 the United States. will
abiure many Of lies minor pleasures
Tor week. :" that they may con =
tribute tn. equivalent in money To
church work. 1t was announced to-
day. This is I" occur from March Ia
TO -. 10 he known as Self Denial
Week. and WAS suggested By DR..
Henry g. Swcariu.eu. moderator
TN" money donated Ak result OF
the scif-demial is 10 lac given To the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
THIS MAN WAS HELPED

John Grab. 25a3 Jackson Ave- New
orleans. La. writes: My Kidneys were.
weak and had a soreness and duh pain
across my back. felt duh and iansuld
ana nay Kidneys didn't act riShr. began
taxing Foley Kidney Pills and they soon
put my hldneys in sound. healthy con-
unlnh. Foley Kidney Pills help the Kid
n"ys rid tn. system OF acids and w., a, /,
mat cHuS" lam"n"sS. hachnchs sore mus
Clos swollen Joints and rheumatic pains
!"hic in effect. uuick in action.-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
Lee Mnu.ol-um Custodian IN,

10y NCfiBtRG. VA. March l6-Ad-
vices here are To effect that Mrs. G..
-. tate. custodian OF the Lee Mauso-
ieum at Lexington. and treasurer Of
the virginia Division, United Daurh-
'ers Of tn. Cnnfederacy. liz III OF
pneumonia at the Jackson Memorial
Hospital. Lexington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
URGES HIGH SCHOOL
BOYS TO co TO WORK
German University Students Tell
Youths Need Great for HIND
Workers.
iHy Associated Press.

tRy Associated Press.l
FRANKFORT. GERMANY. March
10 The Association OF German Uni
Nersity students. comprising all Ger
man institutions of higher learnins.
today sent an open letter to high
school graduates about To enter uni
Nctsitits urging them to POSTPONE
their studies two or three years and
enter the industrial arena or accept
Jobs in factories and mines in order
To relieve parents or their financial
difficulties and help Germany once
more to her industrial feet"
The letter declares that father,
are unable to bear the COS, OF uni
rcrsity courses for their children.
amounting To from 30.Ooo To 100. 900
marks. and that university students
are now suffering extreme privatiouS.
~ the same time. the letter. con
Times. the whole country is urgently
in need Of manual laborers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
PInn Di-state I.na,,a

MA II ~ NSVILLE. VA, March 10
n"seoait fans OF this section are in
terested In putting In order the az
ihirs OF the Bi-State League for the
coming season. 1t is said that Bas-
srlt would like to have MartinsvIlle's
place. In the MartInsyilte FIcIdaIc
CLUB. three or week
scneuuie. with the three towns form
MS club, may eventuate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
educational

funds for missionary, educational
and benevolent boards
Women and eiris are said To in
tehd giving up candy. face powder.
hair nets. movies and sodas. among
other things close TO the feminine
heart M"u and boys. II is declared.
pan I" 'i"r"So expensive lunches
smoking chewing gum pleasure
rides th"aters. Eolting and .ifts OF
flowers and candies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
Lc,Inthnn Leave. New York April !

Especial to The Times DIspatch
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. March 1s.
ne giant liner Lev!athan will
,eave New York April for Newport
Jews. whero she Will be recondi-
TONED at the plant of the Newport
Jews Jews Shiphulding and Dry Dock
.onpanE' Word TO this effect has
neeh received from the United States
Shipping Board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
AWARDS CONTRACT
FOR HOSPITAL PLANS
Especial TO The Times.Dispatch

I'-U''I"I 10 Ht IIMcS- DISPATCH.
Lf NCliBCRG. VA, March ls.-The
executive committee OF the Virginia
BAPTIST Hospital here this afternoon
awarded the commission to &. $
Johnson. local architect, to preparc
plans for the 200-bed. three-unit hos.
pi'hi TO be erected just outside OF
Lynchburs. DR.. Winfred smith. OF
Johns Hopkins University, was SC.
lec'ed as consulting superintendent
for the plans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
shell-shocl Victim n suic,de

NORFOLK. VA. March 1s-Tbe
body OF Theodore II. Mills, who killed
hlmseit at virginia Beach yesterday.
was shipped today to Tyrone. pa
"hs.o MS relatives are living. Mills
shell shock sustained whiIo an
Used man in the Twentyeiphth ~
;. irfan:ry IN France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17

I.Y NCHBURG. VA. March IT,
state Headquarters OF the Virginia
Farmers Educational and Co Opera
tive Union here have chartered new
locals at Essex County, with J. =.
Mann as president. and at Narrow,
buckingham County. with S. l.. Giils
as president
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
I[[Elz3il|I1
XlH,sssSs .sS1S:H
DANISH
NERVOUSNESS
Wendeil's Pills, Ambition
Brand, for Rundown,
Tired-Out People.

IL you feel tired out. ont OF sorts. des.
pendent. mentally or physically depressed.
get co cent box of tWendclrs Pills AM
bltion Brand. at Tragic Drug Company.
today and take the hrst big step toward
feeling better right away.
IL you work too hard, smoke too much,
or are nervous. Wendclrs Pills, Ambition
Brand, Will make you feel better In three
Company the first box purchased.
AS treatment for affections OF tho
nervous system, constipa tion. loss OF an
petite. sleepiessness. or Nervous Indiyes.
ton. get box of Wendelrs pills, AnbI-
ton Hrand. today ON the money back
plan.--Ady. f..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
Lcnx. .nn,,rr,,,r, ~, y,,.,

WASilNGTpN. March Is Lease
OF the chirk Springs Santtarium.
near 6rccnNiile. :. g.. for use as A
training center for nervous patteut=
among CORNER service men. was an
bounced today by the Neterans' Bu-
rca,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
Ink. ro,,r ,,.o,,.,,r.

Si-'h ms WILLIE, VA. March L.
Last saturday night and Sunday the
n"r''nsFlile police force captured
four bootlegEers with two c,rs and
about forty gallons OF con;raband.
Mayor Brown assessed the usual fine,
$3.50 IL head
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
Don't Let
That Cold Turn
Into Flu"
Rub On Good Ola Mustero,.


That cold may turn into Flu"
Grippe or, even worse. Pneumonia.
unless you take care Of IL at once
Rub good old Musterole on the con
gestcd parts and see how quickly II
brings relief
Colds are merely congestion. Mus
teroie, made from pure oil OF mus
tard. camphor, menthol and other
simple ingredients. is counter-Ir-
rithnt which restores circulation
promptly and helps break up the cold.
AS effective as the messy old mus
tard plaster. it does the work with
out the mustard plaster's sting and
blister.
During the Flu" epidemic "A few
years ago Mustcrole was used i'm our
training camps. The Y. NJ. c. A. War
Hoard sent thousands OF jars 10
France for our soldiers overseas.
Doctors have been recommending
i, 10 their patients for years for colds,
aches and pains.
Just rub il on with your finger tins
You Will feel Il warm Jingle as il
enters the pores, then cooling SEN
saiion that brings welcome relief.
Your drugGis, has Musterolc; 35c
and Csc. in jars ana tubes; hospital
size. $30O.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17

lou Need Not Have Cold
VIII take Laxative BROSfO
SD!NlNE Tablets when you feoI t,e,
rss.s,sSmptoms OF a Geld coming on,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
Starting Housekeeping?

III So come TO the Phillip Levy Store
can cover each and floor with
finest kind OF quality Rugs
plan you heard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17

THE difference in the price to you, therefore. al
most always represents quality and, since YOU
must figure the Furniture the Rug or the Range
at you can buy now on the basis of giving you years
OF service doesn't it sound reasonable to YOU when
we say that the only kind for you to buy is Quality
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17

DRlCE can only meet your pocketbook 1t takes
quality to give you bargain and lasting one
Authorities tell us that the mechanic or labor cost
on the article made of cheap material is very little
less than that article which is made of select high
grade materials.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17

THE beautiful tenpiece Period Dining Room Suite illustrated
above was made in Grand Rapids Mich has the quality
OF construction, materials and finish will give YOU LASTING
satisfaction The Buffet 62 inches ono has nad
drawer for silver the squareeect Dining Table beautifully
Server and tapestry Diners Beautiful buried walnut
panels as pictured This only of the many hgh-grade
mmg-Room Suites on display Phillip Levys and long as
1t your own money that you spending pay you
TO take little lme-come here-ook around and compare
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
Out-oE Town Folks

whether want o terms
can be suited at the Phillip Levy in look around
and compare All goods marked figures button
hoieng urging TO buy Investigate plan
ing railroad
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22
Gmtineu feiiari ,upittauat iattunla

BerIiini. gntinen fleilart Wll-
beIm toauuoin nosti 8erliinisla ol-
feusil1tun gniI 2,loFpigla DaStaa,1,
fieft16fIeen bGnen elittuntisto lpalt'o-
fousleri Bismarcf-spainalon dlfoio
fumaomaa naDtelr1aa "grottan1l-
men"
Canaan ii,ttuun Dbtpi npoS
gigmarfin aifriien toaltionllnlster'1
,lesfi rou!po non 9otticber. Site'l;
t,aatti, etta fontaiilla OIL oifeis io1
90 fielletDfIi beta perlconall1'esI
fumaotpa ndpttdmD-eiitgs ieta tuof
riutelm1n mppnti. 9lapteImon pob
iona on ferton,us, ettd feIlori 9SIi
helm meni omapailestl ia mibooll
erotti fuulliion maltiotanslerln pl
rostnan.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22
eupmalaineu mics topestannt pa'.
iuGnjl faainlla.

,sitcbburg, Wnsi. = safu Hlgrel1,
81 ,puotias, to.pattiin elof. 10 y.
ooluulla bnoneestaan frolleena tau
i,,nlprfptefleeu. slamrlla tnnNt Wsrs
oelmi gonoberg, iofo on enlanno'f
liiand iarotusia talosIa. faaln' bo
i,1a tnSsfeureIleslaan alboalla ta
[cusasfareis1a ia mani ylos torfnst1
maan iopta iiiben. silioiu bdn ha
,poit,rfin. ett1 lllgre1sin buoreen Q
,pesIa of atpfiruett reifa tlrfiftit 1ol
Ioiu bar, flhiui aiunfieen totli'
mnofraloi'ia ia atpaiitpat be l'lgren''
h,,oneen orpen, josla ftit oil tuo'
leena ia fafIi faoIiiiobton o1pc'nno
Iiefa b,,oueet affuuat tiitDiisti lnlte'
tilinn.
lllaren oil in,ttgnpt Hpbalar'pelle
10. I. ia ai,,stomtt utineilet 10 'p''o
ia fyitcbburgin ptnpdristolld. S''fl
IlaiIia bGneIG fierce ainoastann az
Guornesla. 9dn palmeli yboDsapa
'Itana arnieiiasfa.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22
S.,puDt;as ppifa tmllnt hfiin Suo
mesta Mmerifaeu.

Dulutb, Wti,m., elof. q p. -
Torstoina ioap,,i tanne faboefian
iuuobeu ifGinen Melffo Tl1oninen,
teh6en matfon Guc,nesta tdn,e Df.
fifteen. guglas1tiin Saaffu banclid
fulGi of tosperi.la eras lantanspaif'
faineu, MOAN iiitG ldhtie,r nsatfiistl
fan itIefIee1l. 2ai,uolla oil Dfii illo'
maleinen, iofa io1lfunIperran put
poifalelle le,.rao, nlutta Ailebecistc
DmIutbiin tl.li ttin,G nuori. naar
fielt1 olnannaton poitanen ainan IT
fifteen. Sdnen rintoonia oil finn.
tetip Fippr,, iosla oil oIoite. Welfft
on orpo, ia tuli bdn tdnne Virgl
nios|a 'oIlstpar Ieta,sld Granf Sal
men luofIe Sp,pin fanoi mior
mics matfdn l,ren11een, faiffien ia
moi olleen butpi,l ustdpdlliiia ia a
ipuliaita.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22
aranttn rGhastpnhoitaia fawaIiann
lRnreu Iarman.

Wtinneanolis, Mtiun. - Setnepi,e
foltnttn rabostonboitnio 0enrp G..
Garfe lpietiin fesfinliffoiltnnn mll-
tIon oienuusloitofieeu GthtIDaterltn
Ilaorittamnun epdntaaraista 1-10
rnoben t,rcn,iota, iofa banelle oil
lonaetettu IQrnnna paitpand len jal,
feen fltn BON eli t,ennustan,lt fa4oal-
tancenla faurtin rparoia $258, 600
Sonfe t,mnusti rifofIenIo annu,pdi.
.pd(lG fesfitpiiffono, croft ie'lidlfeen
sfonntin rahastonboitoia,. toitnesia
tpietiilr iitter t,,u1narin eteen piirl.
olfeuteen iosfa tunnusti 1pDlhfDn'
tenid Illurnarfallteen ia iai tl,o1nIon
ia.
Sanfe iuunltsti pttaneenla fa,,n
tin .naroia ontiin torfoitutiiinla nil
rneflen nelidn tpuphet ajon ia ilioit
taneenTa uiitd fiintei,ltistoon. Sd
lleItd on itIeIlGdn laiuatoinlisto, ios
ta Tanoi ottareenie paroia ia tapttd
reenlG fou1ttin fasian oiaa iilloIl
fun tilintnrfcstlfa- toi,nitettiin. Gn
men tpanfilnan l'lenoann bdnen ID
notum iiirtdnee,r faifen fiit,teinis
son|G fauntille fa,paIlufiieueo bg
trittdn,iiefli. Ontai)uuoen fonoton'
oleiuan 'if1i artpofas, ett1 faunti c
tule palionfaan menettinnadn fu
tcnraii,tus ipaihoetnnn robafIi.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22
RautdtieIakko lc,.
pull keskiVllk'
kol,a, ebkd

Stem glorf, eiot. a p. Miibeu'
ful.ren rautatietD1lolsten weljeps jdr-
iest0u eouataiot cl9at eiitt0neet rau-
tattepb pbfioinau iobtaiials e6ustajiIle
t0ol6l faolfgltsia nIelnis'a lteulpotte.
h1iSIa l1toen fineauitelnuan pala-
tpoidi5teH lafon lnpettnmiIefli ral,ta-
teilld, augfmaltafaan puoler ei Gle
aunettlg intfallt tsetoio elifetgi5ta Ell
ooista, nlutfa altagttn2ijIain piirel5-
til illnoitetaan, eit1 I,lumliteln1an
1r,,faan fotffi Gaffo(aiIet moi liiDat
palata elttifiiu tpopaiffoibinfa ifmon
heioun ipallhen,m,ills. ia elufeoitehf
lioan lonftamfatta. WfD5sfIn inlbct
lnicbet tl1Llfituat olerlaan tno5la ci-
nofi1 toisfalefli, fiji ralstotetoen
,pal,,ut ia lpet,,r;t o!uat ielloNesia
f,tnuosIa, eitd tariDitaon torpalli5to
enenl,ran arrieIsia 11iitG forIoamaan
tdnndn {ufinn oifana,
sfo,ltotiepbti0inen iobtaj. 9=,niebi.
men fon1itea, icfa taban !oaffa on
Iollat nelllnnttel,asla ipeliepslittoie,,i
liobtai. fonsf4r, on mt flttIl,,rut faif
II t4s rolttatie,1 iobbaiot lopulliRss
nelltpottelenhao,1 iDpim1ltIe5ta ia tulet
tdmii 11eurDpttel,l plbettomofli tadl't
tiistoiua, elof. % p. 5ltteu elite
todn tiimd1t l,,llr,n fofouflen poato:
neunottelrfomitaaaIe fesfilpiiffona.
! Nartatienbtioipen puolesta ren
spotteIniu iobtatl,lt e. 0egeItt Guple1
OIL 1ntalnlt tahanastiiisn re,ripotte
Zlllisfa iea.raaipals ff1Ainnifon:
4saeesfnsteliii, ai.. 81, aapuItunui
otpot ojcttaneet fiitettdapdii bleis
! hp0opn fotfomista ia fuorll11tta mo
lemtnilta puolin, ia td1ud Iona otc
taon iOlnQn talrriu jllbtmiillmileI
lairnentumista f,r.nmaltafuan quo
len."
Sos fesfiip,ifou neutuottel,rt iobto
tDot ia,oti,i1iiu tulofiiin, nfin tpo'
6oon Iaffo heti iltlistaa lopetetut
liza miebet tpoilpot polato tD0bon.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22
&talastaJa IDntangt !Gt.asraais
ueaseniS msrsiIe.

Siheroeen, @asb. ao!ostoia
Srntf Sbanlep, ollesioan u1crelli
lahe(ia @ro1s SlorhorI,1 jotiiuata
lsistamasin ioutui fafeasia Iumr5'o
jelLoiiee,t oieniaan, ETH bine1 eli
ia1etldIud megecnio 'pIDFIt 1nere!Ia
ia loboettG4pa pelastustpp1 pIl0an
nr.ttan1G1n lirloIln rantaau. Sfo(@
me tiintlq feStu,leen uittli1t id!feea
ban onri3Flifiu pti;ssto tbrun5 @ot-
BERN iofiIi,lllin olelrulie aQllonngltr~
taialle. &1,en folreufa Il iofianui
leurata lantd, !paan butf.,i r1ereen
Sel,raatpan pdpiplna lopfitpat fuf-
il talastaiaa Sbo!,lcpn peueeu oje-
lebtimd5lG ulere.l1 pobia plospoiis.
S5e nttnuof ZEN neneen|d hertid,1 il.
hlnallnot a8estportin hengellpelas.
tltsaIelna(Ie. Mairpit,tn pelastustt|c,
man nllehi5Fo oil nlDosEir. oll1lt III.
fona merella fofo pdi.pun etIinsdslG i
haofiiriffputltn,.tta aueltetto, fltiten'
faan tarcoluuttu Iitu, tl,lnes paIaf'
t1Ioa,s aielralle, be buonlali1Dat lei:
oIelDos Iielt1,
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22
"Dan Vatcbin" foti palannt.

Gaipagasia, Minn. paloi torstaI-
iItano ie talli, jos7a flluIlufa iatofii.
iobemonen "Dnn Yntcb" fpntpi ia
t,eenottiin. Ealli oil rafennettu &c
tpuotta iitte ia on,isti len iilloin so
gS. 9apaee .pdinaia. Eulipolon
tuottanm ipabirfo ortpioibnan ole
pon 100000, losta ipoflmtlste
$4,000. Mripofas puboosiperinel
Solitein bdrfd Sing Gonbpfe-g -golan
tat Grmsbp, icfa oil ta[lisi1, pelns
tettiin bobin tusfin tulen fGifstd i
olitpat Zen farspet la ,raffo 10 pa
basti palareet. Muuon nuori bar
td pddli tallista Mlos ia bDpp1Ii Id
bella ole,uaan iofeen.