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New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

the Sound or through Danbury and
Waterbury. and TO the Bcrkshircs on
the cast side Of tho river. On the west
the approaches tap roads to pniladel
phia and Atlantic coast resorts. high
ways TO Scranton, Wilkes Barre and
the Water Gap. others leading to Bing-
hamton. Elmira. Syracuse aud Buffalo
oy way Of Mddlctown, and. on the
north, to Kingston via the new Ron
dout Creek bridge.
Interstate Park. according to Bear
Mountain officials, has been used by an
increasing number Of New Jersey mo-
to1ists during the last year. Tho Jer-
sey motor traffic increased 60 per cent
and the New York traffic only per
cent because Of the inacces ssiblitv Of
the park for automobilists from New
York City.
The Smith Mastick bill provides for
a charter for steel suspension bridge.
Ii viii be built by the Terry & Tench
Company, Inc, which built the bridges
a Troy and Rondout and arc at work
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

on another between Troy and Cohocs
The organizers Of the bridge company
are James ". Alkcr, Great Neck. l.. L.,
OF the Pennsylvania Cement Company:
Il. Roland Hartman, New York City,
president Of the Bob White Chemica!
Company: William Z. Knox. Ncw Ro-
chcllc, n. y. comptroller Bowcry Say
lngs Bank; George w. Perkins, Wash
lngt.on. First Assistant Postmaster Cen
cral: Cornelius A. Pugslcy, Pcckskill,
n. y, president Of the Westchcstcr
County National Bank: Carlton NJ.
Smith. Buffalo, prcsdcnt Of the Financ-
ing Corporation Of buffalo: Howard
u. Sherwin, Yonkers. \. Y, vice presi-
dent OF Terry & Tcnch Company, Inc;
Frederick Tench, White Plains. n. v.
president of Terry & Tcnch Company,
Inc: Harry B. Vincent, White Plains
n. y, secretary County Trust COM
pany; George 0. Wagner, New York,
president of Terry G. Tench Com
pany, Inc, aud Daniel De Wolf Viewer,
New York, Of Marsh & Viewer, attor-
news.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
three Patent Suits of
Interest to Trade Filed

thiec patent suits ot iuteres. to tao
antomoDlie industry nave been f,cd in
tnc United States District Court -
Detroit against the Hayes Wheel Con-
pany, Of Jackson. Me-. The patents
involved in the suits relate to construc-
ton OF wheels and rims for motor vent
cies. One Of the suits was brought by
enc r. r. Goodrich Company and the
Kelsey Wheel Company. Inc undcr
iettcrs patent l,23t.a28, dated July "a
1911 This patent relates 20 the vood
wheel with a metal folly. the patent
covering both the construction os the
wheel and the method OF manufactnr-
ing It.
Another Of the soire VAS brought nv
Andre j. MchclJn. William y. Booth
and the Kelsey Wheel Company under
letters patent s27 26s, dated july g
1908. 1nls patent IL claimed TO be a.
bas c patent covering the various forms
OF clamps now widely used IN the trade
IN connection with denoun.ab.c rims.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

for the amount Of the claim involved.
Another important feature which has
been upheld on legal ISSUES is the Civ
ing Of the o'ronr factory number TO the
iasurance uro.or. VINO ia turn has the
policy j5Sucd incorrcctlv 10 tho event
o claim the company technically and
legally can douy liability. This point
has also bccn sustained by the courts
II - therefore essential wneD re-
ewing "n automobile policy that 4
chauffeur or mechanic verify such fac
'",y numncr IN order that the car own
cI-s interest may be properly projected.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

for the present designs of these com.
panies, and that these designs hac
been practically completed when ths
slump came in business, compelling the
re'inquishing OF all plans. Among en-
Klnecrs engaged in work upon the new
models we're Mcssrs. Church and Hunt
former chicf engineers Of the Packard
Motor Car Company; a. l.. Eiker. OF
the Locomobilc Company. and Henry
Crane, Of the Crane Simplex
Mr. Hare. who is now at the head of
Il. ). Hare, Inc. automotivc manufac-
turcrs' agents. may arrange for the
production of the cars designed by this
group Of engineers
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

biles going in either dircction-far in
excess Of the highest figure in any
preceding year.
Regular winter sojournors are COM
ing more and more to motor TO South
ern Florida in order that they may have
their cars for the enjoyment Of the
various scenic trips in the vicinity of
Miami, over we'll kept seashore roads,
along the canal through the Everglades,
through the Royal Palm State Park.
the immense cocoanut groves, and
and orange groves Of southeastern
Florida.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Sells 81 Cars at Show

Eiehty-one Nash passenger cars
were sold at retail at the Chicago auto
mobile show this year as against a
total cf forty-nine cars last ycar.
similarly large sales increases have
been reported by Nash distributors at
points where shows already have been
held and, inasmuch as the shows
always have been regarded bv the
automobile industry as a barometer Of
Forthcoming business, Nash dealers arc
planning for very active season
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
What Car Buyer Demands

One OF the most perplcxng problems
confronting the automobile manufac~
turer is that Of suitable combinations
OF beauty in appearance with mechani-
cal goodness says Harry J. De Bear,
president and general manager Of the
Maxwell -Chalmers Distributing Corpo-
ration. "Thc car buyer of to day dc :
mands mechanical excellence, together
with stylish appearance and luxurious
comfort. This fact allows the manu-
facturcr but single policy: He must
first establish the mechanical merit OF
his product and maintain it; then no
must furnish body design that will
appeal strongly to the buyer. No other
course can be successful"
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Auto Trade Notes
Earl Acclaimed at Show

gorge $. Morrow, local Earl dis
Hioutor, recently returned from the
chicago Automobile Show. where. he
E"ys' the various models Of the new
IA; n"'' were received with as much en-
=" "us'asm "a in New York lie was
,nncn impressed with the general in
r,ios' 'he Pn'llc showed in these low
mere and in Chicago" he adds. ~ am
CONVINCED that people generally are
most 'ntcrcs ted this year in tho small
qualliy can than in any other"
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Record in Closed Car Sales

For the first time in the history OF
the Franklin Automobile Company dur
ing the year 1921 sales Of closed cars
exceeded the company's sales of open
cars. Fifty-two per cent Of Franklin
business last year was in closed cars.
SO far as is known this is Tic first
time that record Of this kind has
been established in the motor car in
luetry.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Cadillac Outu,It Snecds tn

Production has been spccdcd up in
the big Cadillac plants in Detroit in
response to a demand from dealers and
distributors for cars in greater number
than is usual at this season OF the year.
There are nearly 1000 in the working
force. Increase in employment has
been steady and gradual since the sue
cessful introduction of the Type 81
modcls.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Now Directs Sales Promotion

Gilbert U. Radoyc. director Of adver-
tsing Of the Haynes Autom bile Com
pany, kokomo. Ind, has been appoint
ed to the additional position Of drcc-
tor OF sales promotion, says an an
nouncement by Alton G.. Seiberline
vice president and general manager
Mr.. Radoyc has had extensive expert
encc in sales promotion and merchan-
djSinV
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Fickcn With Howe Rubber Company

j. II. Fickcn, one of the veterans Of
the tire branch Of the New York auto
mobile trade, is the latest addition to
the sales organization Of the Howe
Rubber Corporation, having joined that
company as special sales representa-
tive Fickcn. who for the last seven
years has been selling clly-Springtield
tires II New York. will operate under
the direct supervision of f. A. Drake,
Eastern district manager for the Howe
Rubber Corporation, and will make his
hcadQuarters in New York
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Hare Has Big Plans

Further developments in automotjve
designs are looked for and unusual in
terest centers in the progress made bv
the group Of engineers gathered TO-
gether by Emen S. Hare when he took
over the operation of the Locomobile.
Mercer, Crane Simplex and Kelly
Springfield companies. 1t was not gen
orally Known that Mr.. Hare made all
preparations to substitute new DESIGNS
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Lord Heads Chevrolet All Star

George Frank Lord. prominent in ad-
veitising and associated with NUN.
Der of nationally prominent concerns
mas been appointed advertising mana.
ger of the Chcylole. Motor Comnanv
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Largest User Of Electrics

With the purchase recently OF 104
electric trucks, tho American Railway
Express Company has further strength :
encd its claim as tho largest user OF
clcctrics in the world. The company
now has in service throughout the
United States moro than 1000 elect
tries; this in addition to its gasoline
trucks and horse drawn wagons. Tho
new equipment is for service in Now
York, Philadelphia and Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Largest Export Tire Order

Significant, it is said, Of better pros
poets IN tho export market is a Ship
mcnt Just made BY the Goodyear Tire
and Rubber Company from Akron
Ohio, Of twenty-thrcc cars Of tires to
an individual customer in Continental
Europe. This is said to be the largest
s'ngle export shipment of tires ever
made to an individual consigncc. The
shipment is valued at more than
S2500
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
TIE Nash Time Payment Plan

In addition to Offering the greatest car values
ever known ia the industry, the great Nash
rganizatinnnowpr provides saTemarkabletime
payment plan, whereby the purchaser pays
arelatively small amount down and the bal.
ance in a series of convenient monthly pay
ments. Investigate this plan today. Bring
your check book prepared to buy.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

\f.y BRUNSWICK
- An.e,is Brothers.
NEWTON
:, sevley Booie & CO.
fa.,,tS
~ CT X industrial Dis
ss-b 2Sng Corp.
PI ..>tlELD
-a~snyson Motcrs Co
PERTH AMROf
JEFFERSON Motors. Mc.
RED BANK
Waiter NJ. Van Dorm
RIDGEWOOp
Bergen Garage.
RUTHERFORD
Nash Sales 81 Service.
SOMERVILLE
GarIetson Aut1 & CyolA
SUMMIT d
B. *. Wheeler 4
WEST NEW YORK !
b. Gi.rrdc.i.
CONNECTICUT
BRIDGEPORT /
John G. Mattice, Inc.
DANBUKY N
Thomas n. Couc.
NEW MILFORD
L. ~. Dcming.
SHELTON
shelton Garsge-
SOUTH NORW.AIk
s. l.. Benedict.
STAMFORD
Nash Sales Co.
WEST CORNWAKd.
Edw. Cartwrighf.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-13
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY

Fifty @ Pt established at l57 Main Street !wey Store that wa. ds to public establishment which he founded New Enands popo
  on first transaction formed and this institution the present Norwich and the m gro lin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-20

Ensi pyhana suoritetaan lrSn.
woodin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. kirkos.
sa seuraava konselltlonJelnia:
1. Welcome $3.50. Imp K%aartunen
z. "Kunnia Luojan' ........ Choii
3. Violin and. Piano Solo
Prof. Holemo and Miss Holemo
A. "God is Love" ...... The Girls
s.. Piano Solo ...... Ida Anderson
6. "Maailman Aariin", "Haudassaar
Lepasi Herrani' $3.50. Choil
z. Address -. Rev. X. Z. Saloner
8. "Hurskaiden Joukko Kerran"
Mrs C. Gardner, acc. Mrs ID Hawley
9. Cornet Solo
-. Mr. Bjork, acc. Alma Kangas
10 Vocal Salo -. Prof. j. c. Watson
IL. "Koska Huudan Sua", "Nyt
Yl0s Sieluni", ........... Choil
II. Vocal Solo 80. Mrs Clayton
Gardner Violin and Piano acc. by
Prof. Hclemo and Miss Holemo
10. Violin Solo
Uno Salminen, acc. Ida Anderson
ID. Address 80. Rev. o. N. Montar
Is. Violin and Piano Solo ......
Prof. Holemo and Miss Holemc
16 "Motetti,, Choil
II. Benediction
........ Rev. M. N. WesterbacE
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-20
Keuhkokuume kuukausi

Maalisk. on tyypillinen keuhko.
kuume kuukausi ia kuolevaisuus on
verrattain korkea. Pitkan ia anka-
ran talven jaleen elimisto menettaa
vastustuskykyaan ia yleensakin oil.
laan varomattomempia. Kun jokai-
seen kylmettymiseen lainataan hue.
miota, min keuhkokuumeen vaara
whence. Pitaisi ola synnynaista tie
toisuus etta keuhkokuume on vaaral-
lista ja pesiytyy kurkussa. Chamber
lains Cough Remedy on puhdistavaa
ia poistaa taudin siemenet ia Ell all
noastaan tapa kylmyytta vaan estaa
sen kehittymisen kuumeeksi. Sc on
hyvaa nauttia. Lapset ottavat sta
mielellaan. Chamberlains Cough Re.
medy parempaa yskaan ia kylmyy.
teen kuhn mikaan muu. 'Jokainen 10.
ka on sta kayttanyt kiittaa sita''.
kirjoittaa Edward p. Miller, Abbotts
town, Pa. Joka on sta k~ayttanyt os.
taa harvoin muuta. Sc on erinomai.
nen yskan poistaja ia kylmyyden sur
ma. Erinomainen lake umpitautiin.
Parempaa Ell voida l6ytaa kuhn
Chamberlains Tabletit. Niita on help
pc ottaa ia niiden vaikutus on miel.
lyttavaa. Koettakaa kun tarvitsette.
Lake l0ydetty huonoon ruuansula-
tukseen. 'Kaytin C~hamberlains Sto.
mach and Liver Tablets'ia huonoon
ruuansulatukseen ia ne a~uttoivat pa
remmin kuhn monet muut lSakkeet,
joita olin koettanut. Glen 81 vuotias
ia Glen kauan karsinyt huonosta run
ansulatuksesta. Nyt voin syoda mitS
vain haluan", kirjoittaa George w.
Emory, Rock Mills, Ala. Tabletit eli.
vat sisalla pepsinia aan voimistutta-
vat vatsaa saattaen sen sulattamaan
ruokaa luonnollisesti.
CHAMBERLAIN MEDICINE co
DIES MONIES. IOWA
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Giitos

YppoGmme fauilta ipodmellilet
fiitofiemme pst1willemme niistG
liiflttapista idGbppGisbetfistG JOE
ia fansionne loimme Sronpoooisio,
8afefieloisiG ia Sron 8eltiSia. &ii'
tos mpos lrtiirista mliisto- ia raba-
lobioistn joita SronpoooiSIa ia
8afefielbisid meille oieniitte. ga.
moin ipoGmelliiet fiitofiet niille
monille pst6pille ioiben foti mtime
pGiminG on ollltt mpos meibGn TO-
tinme. gstGppptanne ia raffallten-
ne on jGttdnpt nellie unobtamdtto-
man ia raftam miiiston tGGlld 0.
lostamme. SD plbGinen iiunotfoon
teitG faitello ajnlIiiello ia idiIelln
bprpppoellGdn.
maffaabella
Selmi ia @rne BaInnta
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Slmoitns

Eaten futiubaan Bafefieloin @tp.
2utbs 2anianisieurnfunnan iaienid
malinifaiieen fofoirfieen, iota pioe-
tddn ieirofunnan firfosia 30 p:na
tdtd bubtifit,ita teIlo 2 ipp. @oiffia
ieirofunnai idienid teboitetoon o.
lemaan iaapttpilla fofoitfiesio, iind
Iielld fesfusteIaon ia pdGtetdan
tGrfeistd oiioisto, fitten ritben pa.
pin bdnffimifesta b. m.
BofefieI6, Wicb. bitbtif. II b 1922.
Siooc @dIi Scbn @iemeld
@irturi efinties
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-20

tuntomerkit ovat: ruokahalun me.
nettaminen, aka. ajottainen hirmui.
men ruokahulu. tahmainen kieli, sys
danpoltto, vatsakipu, ryomiva tunne
suo~listossa. tukkeuttava TUNE kur.
kussa. alituinen ~sylkeminen, huono
ruuansulatus. kipu selassa ia nive.
lissa. humans, paankipu. vasyttava
tunne. py0rrytys vatsan tyhjana oil.
lessa. tummat .renkaat silmien YIN.
parilla. Heikkomielisyys, kaatuma.
tauti ia suonenveto usein johtuvat
lapamadosta. Hyvin yl0nen merkki
lapamadosta lapsissa on alituinen
nenan rassaaminen. unettomuus,
paankipu. ruokahalun menettaminen,
kalpeus ia haluttomuus toisten las.
ten kanssa. leikkimiseen. Tancide on
tarkoitettu poistamaan madot ia kos
ka sta kaytetaan Europassa yleises.
ii. on sen vaikutus epailyksen ulko.
puolella. Jos luulette itselanne ole.
van matoja, min te%rveytenne tandem
tilatkaa heti taysiannos Tancide,
mika maksaa kymmenen dollaria ia
Observation-Disclosures senttia.
Puoliannosta maksaa kuusi dollaria
ia Observation-Disclosures senttia.
T~ilauksenne toimitetaan heti pankki.
tai postiosoituksen tai rahan saavut.
tua. Ainoa myyja LAxAL MED co.
Bill LAXAL BLDG FORBES AND
MOULTRIE SITS. PITTSBURGH.
PA. Paketin vakuutus 25c. Tilates.
same kirjoittakaa englanniksi. jos
mahdol1ista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-20

TGGiiGiSjublon mietto Srpn-
poobin iiomoloiiisia firfoSia oil
iultremmpisto. Molemmis,n ep.
liitb. ~firfoisin oil rippifoulunuori-
ion tutfinto ia $. gbtoolIiien miet-
TO jumolanpolpelufien pbtepbcsI1.
Spnoooin firfos'o of SO rippifolt-
luoppilasto. Scrtrof. opettojoa,
past. GlmiG, oil oipustamosin past
Slacs, 8isconiinin piiriStG.
&aniollisieiirof. firffo oil tGpnnG
miimeist1 iiiao mpooen. Monen
tGptpi istumien puutteesia ieiioo,
maiffa firfon a~laialisto oil fannet-
til ploS faiffi tuolit penffien liiGf-
il. &ippifouluoppilaot, joitten nj
met iulaistaan toiiesia poifasia
tGslG leboesia, mostoiinot robfeasti
ia f%unlupasti opettajania past. So
loien tefemiin fpipmpfiiin. - &irf-
fofuoro lalloi t~ilaiiulioesia. liIGten
northumberland. Suarnnsin ia lor-
luisia ipoimaffoina tojdbteli to6iS-
tiis: "SSeeius -el11l" = $. Gbtool.
diieaa fGtpi pli foboen iaoan benfi-
Ion, ioifosia iultri liifu nitoria. :
SGm1n jiiblnlliien ia bariuinaiien
naittintoriftoan toimitifien jGlfeen
iaatiin lasfeittlia firfon o%laialiin,
josia ieurofunnon ~toinneliaot emGn.
nat t~orioiipot p~Gim1nistG pientG
mafiiid mostoan.
Sitte illalla of rippifouliilaisten
illanmietto f~irfosIa, jotd toosfin
tapttpi bartaisto fuuliioista. SIlan
obielmaon fitilati ufeita laitliiio
~fliorolta iefa rippifoulilaiiilta, ri-
noia, iefd pubeita ~pastoreilta Ga.
loielta ia 8esterbocf' alta iefd roit-
fua SoIoieIta. 2opufIi past. SaIo.
men iofoi tooistaflet rippifouIiop-
ptloiIIe.
@otpintopitoIi ndisid tiIaiiuiffis-
"a ttotti pbteenia $s2.49. aiitos b.
IeiioIIei
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-20
9eiffaa tGata, le on rabaa

9eiftaa tdmd lappu, liitd mu.
faan &c ia labet6 6olep & SO 1885
Sheffield Ipe, Chicago, Sll. &irjoi-
ia ninleii ia pioitteeii ielmGsti. Sout
foelGbetpfien Solep's Sonep anO
Gar COMPOUND psf11n, f~plmpptecn
ia fatarriin ia 6olep's &ionep BiaS
ia Solep's Gatbmtic Tablets. @pp.
tGapGnG faiffiallal
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-20

lapsiakin hoidetaan
muiden tautien tab.
den ia ilman toivot
tua ~tulosta, vaikka
heidan todellinen
~vaivansa johtuu
sianliha. %naudanli.
ha, neula. pyorea
koukku. tai lapa.
madosta. Varmin
merkki madoista
on: jos u~lostaessa
tulee madon kappa.
leita. Viittaavat
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&irfollimem toiminta Sroniuoobisia
ia BesIemeriSiG

Nv
Sdn66n torstaina Srompoooin ON
p~eluieiran fofous Mrs Nler &anta'
mGen luona flo 8 III.
@nli ppbGnG iumolanpalmelus
Sronmoooisia flo 10 ap.
@nii ppbGnG bartausbetfi Weoo-
millen foullilla flo 2 ip.
@n,i ppbGnG firffofonicrtti Sron-
moooisia flo Z iii.
Siistaina % p. luuIunbarjotifiet
Srompoooisia flo 1913 i'll.
Gorstaina 81 p. laulunboriotuf.
Jet Gmpin fplGn topnbaalifia flo
1h7 i'll. ia bortousbetfi flo s.
2oliantaina 30 p. altna 8esie.
merisiG rippifoulu flo 10 ap. Scout.
lua pioet11n duff lauantaiIin.
>Sunnunt. 80 p. iumalanpalne-
lus Sronmoooisla Flo 10 ap.
Sunnunt. 80 p. bartausbetfi
pobioispuolella Sprin9 Grecfin fou
liilla flo 2 ip.
Sunnunt. 80 p. iltailimalanpal-
melus @eSiemeriSid flo 1@S III.
IpbGfolllit Sronwooois,a jos
pp6G flo h12 up. ia ScsIcmcriSi
flo 10 ap.
&. 6. SaIonen
6tO Is. Mpcr ct. %ub 9S
Sronmooo, Micb.
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SlmoitmS

Minllla on 1 beponeit mppt1md-
nj. folmcsta iaiIi iualita, ijat 4-9
wuoteen. SptpiG forni tammoju
foiffi. &inta bolpa. Slote:
Serntan Gregg
IS 2Sor 70 Saron, ISIS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-20

- Mina iaatamana parusta to-
maraa baIpaaa. Sofa palma alen.
nus jollefin laiilIc. Scum ostotte
ferran jGdtte wafituiiefii ostaiatli.
Moics Sobn
8astapGGtG Cypress officea
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QpuS Npberspn

Saatolis. ia Observation-Disclosures
$40 SnffoR r.. Sronpooo, Nicb,
Woima,e alma ontaa tetIle bp'
mdd paItpelitsto.
Meind on iaomoIoinen mppm6'
mics oima. apipfdd bdmtd Inn idpt.
te IiifSeesidrrrre.
feIf. 267 ~ItifSeeieen ia fotttn SSa
0iidd potffdfumtod 1:ud fipullu
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-20

uuli liba. la grocery tanppn
on ailtaistu 9eorrie Ipc. Spmdlld ia
rebdliielld fobtelulla, toipon' iaa-
mani teio1n fannatrfle
Sobn Setula.
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Smmremmpista SLIM ia 8rippi Ss-
fGGn
TIEDxTTEK0 MIKx TxMx ONT

Ihmiset eivat voisi a~rvatakaan ct.
ia lapamato. mista johtuu min pal:
jon ~sanomatonta karsimysta yll
mailman. nayttaisi tallaiselta u
tama kuva. Monia miehia. naisia ia
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&nom,!

Waitoa iaatawann fobtubinnalla
fotiin oicttuna.
Mbolpb &pSfi
go. II 81 S 8 1 Dor %
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MDgt1iuGnG

llicompio tp56elpoiia ~mpptGlplnG
9 MALTA pobioiiecn Sronwoooista.
Woics Slminen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-20
Slmtutns

Hippifoulu olfaa 9esiemcrisiG
moolisf. 20 p. FLO 10 ap. ia jatfe-
taan foulitn lauantaiIin ninafin
toufofiilin oian. Sppiftriot: &atfis-
mus ia raamotunbistoria.
&. 6. SaGonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-20
SlmlptnS

Sunnuntainu If. % p. pitdd
pastori M. q. 8esterbacf juno
lonpolmelufien @afefielbin firfosin
flo 10 ap. Soapiifoa ionan Gdreen.
@rne @ainnta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-20
MnetGiuGnG

100 eeferi1 maata, 40 eeferi1
iijaitiec 21a MALTA ekeIGGn 0apis
lufeeiilta, maollo on 500 foortiu
balfometiGG. Spmd iamimuIlnn
moa, pitro juofice lGpi fortin. SIM
ia $4,000.
t20 eeteriG mtoota, fauniin Wc-
Sonalo ioen marresio, t1sl1 on
metiG pdGll6 jofa tulec bafuttomofii
t1nG feiGnG. SStajo moipi maj aa
moonia Doffoomallu mainitimberi1,
tuffio ia lefeniG. Harempia %tietoja
iaa fplpttGesi1
Sobn 6. Sacfion
q. s. 8 8or 200
Grpinfpl1n uutiiiu. gtlio-
riioliittomme tpofofous of mime
fesfifpiiffo iltono Wer & Mrs S. &.
S%acfion'in lupnn, iosIn popt1tltlot
olimut 1918. @:liittpmme puzzles.
ia laitiumme parboot fiitofict oioo-
ottaneilSl
Seuroalpa H:.liiton tp0fofouS
on If. 26 p. Mrs 5. s.. SacobIonin
luono flo s i'll. Gimme taos menem-
me. iuurelln joltfolla, mlistaen Of.
tuo loulufirjat mutnon. Snlfao
foifin! = &ipeGsti apoon muorct
mlfaan!
@ntinen Observation-Disclosures Wfr
u. &annlo, jofa on ollut folrne
fuuta frijeenpaibtaiana SRI. pto-
lesto auttoiaan ianoi itieniG bios
miime fofonfieSio. SauI umme par.
baot fiitofiet bGnelle bdnen nlttte-
rostn toimestaon firjeennaibtajanal
:Iiittomme molitii uuoen fir
standardization @itttaialle, MisS
2empi @iemelGn. Soifpomme liiton
puolesto parbainto onneo!
@:-liittomme pG1tti toimio ilta.
mat, iotfa tuliitpot laitlaiien mot
fofustannusten peitt1miiefii, toufof.
2t p. iltona. N1tstG lGbemmin IL
moitetoan tltonnempano.
2ouloiille %pppo1mme ilmoittaa,
ettG laitlltborjoitiifiet omnt topn.
baalilla emf iunrC tt. % pGipG flo
9. Bannaon muistiinl
@iime flinn. Ell ollttt ppbafoitlia
fpaan emf iitnn. on fe flo 1 /. y. p.
topnbaaliIIa ia flo 10 itGpaGn fou-
lula. aaiffi npfet p.-foitliun!
Mntofoo uitiiia firieenipaibtajal-
Ie Min iaatte ne &itttaian ~polstoille.
@irieerhp.
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Sarmi WDDtGmana

46 eefteriG fGiitt1pGa maatila,
josta 10 eefferid fantoliirinfiG, Top
pu beIposti oufaistaipaa. SDnGsiG
funnoSla olena 4srlltmninen aiuin-
bltone, torpeelliiet ulfobuoneet> iol-
ita, q. NJ. rofenm1fiet, bpmG meiifai-
no. &oltlu on oipun nieresi1, iefG
iamoan faupaan tltlee lanoinfimou
josta ipuoiittain moi iaaoo muofraa
buomottopan lummon. 8ormi IL
jaitiee Oulutb Soittb Shore routa'
tien parresia Section 33, foulun
mieresid. A MALTA Sronmoooin Tau
pltngista bppGn naltatien iporresIa.
21bempiG tietoia binnoista ia
matiuebooista ioa ioto initlliieSti e.
Ii firieelliiesti p%mistaialta. /,
Marp MGfi
st s 9 @or 1873 Sronmoob, Micb.
Smnremmoista SLIM ia 8rippi ss-
fGGn
"Slin fplmettpnpt paboin ia Jain
birneGn psfGn", ionoo Wers 81. 6.
Smith, Benton, 60. "Sstin Soleps
Soncp ono Sar'ia aptcefista ia ie
paronii minut tGpbeIliicsti". Sita
piiaiii Ola iofaiiesia fobisia npfp.
G1n fun infIuenSa. grippi, psfa ia
fpImpps otpot pIciii6. Wppoaan
faiffialIn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-20

Mluttamia mieDi6 on otettlt
fotutoibin. On lul,ltomna, ett1 ia.
tuien wolmistaja @lbinion CONT
ruction pbtio ottaa piaffoin iuu-
remmau joufon miebiG tpobon. =
Scott uno &ome lautptnporu pbtio
on ilmoittnnnt ottamanio miebiG tpo
BON Min plan, finn litnli Iulaa poiS
metlistG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-20

Yaiffufuntamnle ipoima. ia
malopbtio on taas iiirtpnpt uuiiin
fGiiin. uuii omistajo on 2afe SUI
pcrior District 8oper pbtio.