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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-04-20

You never know how much money
you give away IL you don't compare
Masseys prices with the prices you
pay other places.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-04-20
666 is a prescription for
Colds, Fever and La
Grippe. It's the most
speedy remedy we know

To reduce our Shoe stock. we will
give &C to so per cent cash discount
off our entire stock next two weeks.
l., j. Massey.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-04-20

England settled the trouble in
South Africa before most people
found out what it was all about.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-04-20

New stock Ladies' and Children's
Hats just received at Masseys at
about half the usual price.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-04-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

am candidate for the Office
of Treasurer of York County, sub
ject to the recommendation of the
Democratic voters in the primary
election.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-04-20
NJ. &. WILLIS.

| hereby announce myself as a
candidate for Treasurer of York
County, subject to the recommen-
datiOn of the Democratic voters
in the primary election.
w. ID. THOMASSON.
| hereby announce myself a
candidate for Treasurer Of York
County, subject to the recOmmen-
dation of the Democratic voters
in the primary election.
ID. Il. SHIEDER.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-04-20
Rats Pass Up All Other Food
for One Meal of Rat -Snap."

for One Meal Of lRat-Snap."
Their first meal of RAT-SNAP
is their last. Kills in few minutes.
Dries up the carcass Rats killed
with RAT-SNAP leave no odOr.
RAT-SNAP comes in cake form.
Break into small pieces, leave
where rats travel. No mixing
with other food. Cats or &. days
won't touch it. Safest, cleanest,
surest rat and mouse killer. Three
sizes. 35c, Csc, $1.25. Sold by Ly-
tie Drug Co. and Hutchinson 3
Pharmacy.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-04-20

| am a candidate for Treasurer
of York County, subject to the
approval of the Democratic vot-
ers in the Primary Election.
ERNEST w. GUY.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-04-20

| am a candidate for Treasurer
of York County, subject to the
recommendation of the Democrat
lc voters in the primary election.
JOHN r. LOGAN.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-04-20

Apparently nobody wanted Mus
|cle Shoals until Henry ForAmade
Ia bid for it. ~ y
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-04-20

Don't fail to take advantage OF
thats 10 to 50 per cent cash discount
~ (! H1R - lfesesy's. -s.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-04-20

Rub -My-Tism antiseptic
and pain killer, for
infected sores, tetter,
|spuains, neuralgia rheu.
r1atism.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-04-20

Treasurer of York County.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1922-08-19
THE eHAPPY FIVE" JAZZ BAND.
Local Musical Artists Have Success
fully Organized Band-Have
Charmed and Entertained
Both Privately and Pub
licsy All Summer.

The "Happy Five" Jazz Band! Have
you heard this new band, composed
of local talent? Surely you have
They have been playing all summer
and their music has been declared ex-
cellent. In fact, they have received
the stamp of public approval. The
public is not prone to pay tribute. On
the contrary. it rather eriticizes and
condemns. But in this instance it is
different. The Happy Five are fav-
orites, and their music is sought.
With the early summer the band
made its debut and it scored instant
success. Burt Sigerson, the saxa-
phone king, plays with all the Usical
skill one so young is capable of. Miss
Lillian Tudury is the accomplished
pianist; Aiphonse Ramona, cornet
Julian Perre, banjo; Sidney Laguer,
drum. A late addition to the band
is the caressing tone of the violin.
This appears to be the finishing
touch. Mr.. Edward G. Hoth, the
young virtuoso, handles the bow with
a delicateness and skill that is in
spring.
In all, it is a wonderful aggrega-
ton of young artists who will in fu-
ture be heard from In broader fields,
and it is we'll the musicians are &C
corded the plaudits of all who are
privileged to hear them The Happy
Five play for many of the local
dances, including the Bay-Waveland
Yacht Club. >
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1922-08-19
RESULTS OF ELECTION IN BAY
ST. LOUIS.
Stephens Carried Local Box, With
yardaman Close Follower-Wii-
SON For Congress and Graham For
Circuit Bench Also Garry.

While there was not as heavy
vote as might have been cast at the
primary election Tuesday for State
and district offices, considerable IN
terest was nevertheless manifested.
It was noticed that a considerable
sprinkling of ladies exercised their
right of suffrage.
The vote in Bay St. Louis is given
as follows:
For u. S. Senate-H. D. Stephens,
K. Vardaman, 80.
For Congress-T. Webber wilson,
I'D; Jeff Collins, 108.
For Judge Supreme Court Snort
Term-Lane, 93; Cook, 13o. Full
Term-Lane, 81; Cook, 123.
For Circuit Judge-H. D. Granam,
1872; George S. Dodds, AZ.
THE VOTE AT FENTON.
For u. S. Senate-Stephens, IA;
Kearney /; Vardaman, 1.
For Congress-Wllson, 5; Collins,
II.
For Supreme Bench-Lane 1;
Cook, Is.
For Circuit Judge-Graham, 16;
Iii THE VOTE AT LoGTOWN.
For u. S. Senate-Stephens, SO;
Kearney, Ia; Vardaman, IA.
For Congress Wilson, 95; Collins,
26.
For Supreme Bench-Lane, 90;
Cook, 20.
For Circuit Judge-Graham, 119;
Dodds, 2.
Judge Graham carried every box IN
Hancock county.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1922-08-19
10000 NAMES ON INITIATIVE
PETITION.
More Than Enough on Petition to
Put Robertson on Salary.

Jackson, Miss, Aug. 8.-More
than 10000 signatures were attach
ed to initiative positions filed yester-
day with the secretary of state to
regulate the office of the state rev.
enue agent, removing the present fee
basis as compensation and substitut-
ing yearly salary not to exceed
$4,000.
Petitions filed early in the day
showed 10,975 names, and others
containing several hundred sigma
lures were received later. These
petitions came from all parts Of the
state and, it is reported, were easily
secured. Many citizens when given
the petition for signature, are said
to have declared their willingness to
sign, stating, however, that they had
rather sign a petition to abolish the
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1922-08-19
"SMILIN' THROUGH"

There's an extraordinary treat
coming for the patrons of the A. 4
G. Theatre next week. a. -.
It's Norma Talmadge.s "Smilin'
Throughw
The production has long been hail
ed as the biggest achievement of
Norma to date, and lovers of the
silent drama will not be disappointed
when it shows here next week.
Norma has a dual role, in which
her wonderful emotional powers rise
to new and greater heights.
You see her in the big dramatic
story of beautiful young girl who
falls in love with the son of the man
who had killed the woman her guar
dian was to marry.
The story reaches a powerful de-
nouement when John Carteret, who
had beea deprived Of his bride at the
altar by his jealous rival, interferes
with the romance Of the young
couple.
In addition to playing a dual role
in the production. Norma has two
leading men, Wyndham Standing and
Harrison Ford. Other prominent
artists of the silent drama appear IN
the cast. including Alec B. Francis,
Glenn Hunter, GraeS So5aiswold, Eu- p
gene sLockhart ard Miriam Battista-
sSmilin' Through" was directed by
Sidney Franklin from the successful
stage play by Allen Langdon Martln,
in which Jane Cowl had the leading
role.
Remember, this is the f1,est motion
picture Normal Talmadge has yet
made. You simply can't afford to
miss it Thursday night, two per-
formanceS.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1922-08-19

Only $500 names are necessary on
initiative petitions in this state to
secure a referendum.
Following is a copy of the petit
ton:
eve, the undersigned qualified
electors of the state of Mississippi,
hereby propose that law be en-
acted by the qualified electors of the
state of Mississippi at the general
election on the 7th day of November,
1922, which, including the title, shall
be in the following words and fig
ures, towit:
can Act to regulate the compen-
sation of the State Revenue Agent
and his expenses and to require the
District Attorneys to prosecute suits
instituted by the Revenue Agent. ,
"Be it enacted by the people of the
state of Mississippi.......
"That the State Revenue Agent
shall receive, as full compensation
for his services, ten per centum on
all amounts collected and paid over
by him, and of the purchase money
Of all lands bid in for the state by
him and sold by the land commits
sioner, not to exceed $4,000 in any
year. Out of the moneys collected
by the State Revenue Agent, he may
incur such reasonable and necessary
expenses as may be approved by the
Attorney General and Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court, not exceeding,
in any year, ten (10) per centum OF
the amount so collected by him for
the year; but no part of such ex-
penses shall be paid for attorneys
fees. 1t is hereby made the duty OF
the District Attorneys of the State
/! to prosecute all suits instituted by
| the State Revenue Agent.
| 'Seetion 4748 Mississippi Code OF
1906 (Section 7066, Hemingway
Code) is hereby repealed"
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1922-08-19
VISITORS ARE THRICE VEL
COME.

Possibly fifteen yrundred visitors
from the ID. H. Holmes Store, of New
Orleans, will spend today in Bay ST.
Louis, arriving here this morning.
The visitors are thrice welcome. We
hope for them full share of pleas
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1922-08-19

Mayor Webb invites every citizen
TO meet the ferry Tuesday morning
at about $3.50 to welcome the Mobile
Spanish Trail boosters, who will be
entertained for a few hours at the
Bay-Waveland Yacht Club, where
there will be reception.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1922-08-19
BRIDGE CONTRACT IS LET.
Link in Highway VIII Gross Little
Biloxi River.

Gulfport, Miss, Aug. 14.-The
Board of Supervisors have awarded
a contract for a concrete and steel
bridge across the Little Biloxi River,
on the Mississippi Valley Highway;
The contract price was $7,034 and
will be constructed under the super
vision of the State Highway Depart
ment, so that it will comply with Fed
eral aid specifications.
The Board has ordered the erection
of a guard at the end of the approach
to the ferry across Bay st. Louis for
the safety of automobiles
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1922-08-19

SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1922.
On motion, duly seconded, and car
ried, the Board began the examina-
tion and revisements of the assess
ment rolls, real and personal. Same
not being concluded, took recess
to Monday, the 7th day of August,
1922, at o'clock p. m.
r. w. WEBB Mayor.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1922-08-19
ELECTION RESULTS IN HAN
COCK COUNTY.
Tuesdays Primary Election Carried
With No Untoward Incident
However, Considerable Interest
Evinced

Primary election in Hancock coun-
ty for the different races was held at
the different precincts over the coun-
ty, and while there was considerable
interest manifested, particularly IN
the senatorial race, there was no un-
toward incident to mar the serenity
of the days proceedings.
In tie senatorial race Stephens re-
ceived 307 votes, while Vardaman
received PCT. T. Weber Wilson car
ried the county over his opponent,
Jeff Collins, and from late reports
Mr.. Wilson has carried the district
for the nomination and will be the
successor to Congressman Paul john
son, who was not candidate for re-
nomination.
Judge Graham, of the Circuit
Court, carried Hancock like "house
on fire" The same might be said Of
his run over the district; thus he VIII
succeed himself as judge of circuit
courts for the sea coast district.
The results of the vote for the en-
tira county is as follows:
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
Wiilllei$id
uuti$id

Srlannin irmpaaiualtion ia talaipal
Ian fannattaiien mG(inen ranbanfr.
mitea on ilmuittanut Srlannin par
lasnentille ettei Ie ole tpcinnt pGGstl
IUmintuon eb6nista. SamG tietu Of
ignnpttanpt ipnfGn mielialan maos
ia ia nieisia paifoisla ilmuitetaar
taas tapabtnmeen iperiiiG gbteentDr'
mdpfiia.
Gpaiuirallistcn tnipsten pernstcel:
Ia ilmuitetann Wiffpr6 EincGutil
moittaneen repltblifnanipmplneen nj
mitifien Eennigliuaninn fnmern5D
riff mime tiistaina tapabfnneesic
ilmitbsiuoaiisIa. SamG oltii uni
isfn pmplasen ,,ipanhnlle f0artille1
iilla Tinehot eliintbi ebistesmielis
ten repnblifaanien ebboffaana.
Treiioentti Sarbius nenipoftel
torstai-iltnna 800 terasteuIliiun
ben johtaian fansla GalfeasIa ia
lusla.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
yIioikeu$ kuflloda
edi$ty$lnieli$id
Idkeja
@afbington, toufof. 1S b

Nafbington. toiifof. 1s ,. -
snbanlta 16-mnotiaita ia nuorempia
lapiia ioutri, tnos pia,l tposfenteie.
lnadn bifipoioisia, foipotnoisia ia
tebtnisia faiffialln ntdasia ieuraitf.
lena fiitd, ettd Db6pspaltain blot
fels on iulisfanut flariotnfii lain,
lofa rlddr1li erifoisiperotufien lap
iitD0n f11ittn titotetniIle teolliiuils.
tiiotteille. Sitnret tponont1iat, mar.
iinfin etel6Daltioiben pltltpiIIonpl-
lpien omistnint tuletpat nopeasti
fdpttalndan bptpdfieen tatd plioifeu.
ben pdat0sta, iofn annettiin tpiirre
maanantaina. Gtt1 loplitpO on ba.
luttila ia tnottalpoa ilmcnee fiitd to.
iiaiiusta, ettd ipaiffa Iopfitpon tuot.
teilla ON ollnt 10 proientin pcso
iitte fpltooen 1919 iobnt tebtaat "a
npllpt nipot iiitG blnIinrotta pitd.
meet tp0slaan alaifdiiid Lapiin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
6alla mieraillitf Ereaonisja.

genoleton, Gre 4 10 b id
ipoSten paIla ltapa baIIc
faiffi11lo IlfitdtillIa fniinfflf aIueeIIo
teboen itieni0 t1nnetllfii taGlla Ieit.
raopona BOND. gtittori oIpitti ~
astetta; ipeli oil iaasla Genoleton'-
isia. Snonotfaipat beoeIr1din fas.
irattojot onot iito tllieIta, eta fpllnd
on tehrpt faiffialla lliurta ipabill,
fna. s9ield oamuIln 9 oifaon ldnt-
pon1ittori ipitppi jGdtD1l1bisteesia
fnu1tin ldnliolasIo ia Wfiltoll=5Sret-
ipaterisia iodsiapoin. SOTO aifainen
tornetoloto tltbplttlii tasIa fauntisia
1uoteta1ponlpien tieoono1toien nllt.
fam. Burlington tlulesin eiii11 bal
lnn iGlestd ntultttlliipot faiffi aifa;=
leen istutetut lantut rlliStifIi. Mall.
Iifoista eli ntposfoGn loaba aifaista
iotoo, iilId foiffi fnffitpot tointet po-
Ieltliipat. ga jog onennn f1fot
oipot paleltnneet, riinfl,in olittoiu
llntllaan, iilloin ilbfoa fato nDos
irarmasti llltll1u-, aprifoo'i= ia ri
iinnIatoa. 6. S.tar.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
Senattcrit yflttd.
vat kiertdd yllul
keuttd

@ufbington, tolfd. is , 81
Sen ioboosta, ettd DbogsiDaItaill pIi-
cifeus mime maanantulnu orttalnal
loan pddtofielld fl,rnofi lain (graia
futures act), iofa tarfaifti raioittao
klrioa iniIiofeirnetellla ienoatin
maanDilielpsrDbmdn Mienet otpat
alfaneet barfitIemoan uuiin ntabboI-
lilia Iofeja fiertddfieeR. tanl1n DIi.
oifelioen nenettelDn.
Npbntadn Infeutuipdt fenaattorii
Copper ia Megaarp pIipat ofiar
iobbosta neutpotteInsla il ilmailiapot,
eta ,llllia lofieiitpflid tuIee eiitet-
td1udfii tarfotufieIlo ain1fin oiittoin
ebfaist1 tanl1n plioifslnen p11tof-
len trrmiolIista ipaifllt1ista.
Suunnitelmm olairna on elittdd
lafi, jofa tpaatiii sDiliafallppiaat
hat1ffinlnon ballitnfIen lupafirinll.
ia iofa mp0sfin nldiraiii rangistlf
ia niioen madrapsten riffonliiesfa,
ioito maanpilieIpstpirosto tnIiji on.
talnaan tltletuilla ipiIiolobpilIa fei
notteletniiesta. genaotiprit ortpe-
letDot, eta pienen1pi rnngoistns fuir1
&c ie,,ttid busbeIilta, jofa Iifdltpi npt
fltnottltun Iofiirl ipoifi oIla fplli,l
tebofas.
5enaattori 2abo' 'itu alotteesto ipn-
tpreen ienaotin pddtoofien ioboosto
milian nIfoinnille lGhetpsta bar
ioittoneita IiiffeitG tutfinrt fon,is-
Iiooni on antalt,tt ienqtiIle enIimdilen
fertonrlfIenia, ionfa silufaan tpilirn
labettdiien liifeipoitp on nIa1ttnart
NJ. 1921 pbteen folnlnsoloon ieilttid
bllsbeliItu oltuaan s Ienttia Busbelil-
to 10. 1920.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
Gsafia ionuo ei lnoiipania liiGta nc
rplu.

Variiii, toufot. is y. - Gaf1an
haslitus Oh IGheit0npt ipusfa,flen
litsoloiStelt iotaforlponsfomis'ionilt
noottiin buhtif, Is p:ltd, ielittae.
Gafian ballituflen tefetpan faiffeul1
tGntt1afieen liittoloisten poatinuif,
lei nuttc fatiolpan ielpasti maboot.
tomnffi i0dtd1 10000, 100000 mari
tnc Iiiid peroia eniteu toufufit,n 81
toiiuoG.
yadstausnootsio ianotnau ehelleen,
ett0 Saflan hallitils fotioo ndltto.
rfGtfomafli prit+Ga iitorittaa nlenot
liiaU1rdttd poberirahoa. uritttu mott,
tinldttd tartpitise tHrfeiif1piin menoi'
hinia nl'fonldiien loincn. aortpa1ts'
tpnrisiioniIle tariotaon foiffe0 mob.
hollistd apua, ios ie tabtoo tiiffio
Goffrt olpia. 9footisia nolitetaon
ettG fontisiionin oifmadrGiiiG ebto.
10 ei ole 1noitu idnttdG aiolloan ID
tpinotoou femisiionin mpontdtpdr
lnffanstd fltln,es Safian hallitilfier
ioienet paloaspaf @enonasto.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
Mnnias fafauiaoiis.

@alostaia SSuslin MstaiIista OF
Glbest1 nuotasta iaanl,t dsfettair
faiffiaan nom 20,O00-30,000 ii.
loo Iobroio, iotfa lildfii fu,lutpu1
olclpnn erittGit hbipd1 taiparoo. g.
leenidfin on ttillaisto ioolista pioet
tGtpd Ijnriuinaiien bpndnd, ia erifoi
'csti tGnG ip,,orno, iollcin fntasta.
iilla on ollut iofieenfin huono muoIi
cu 'e merfille pantoipu.
Soisten tietpien nlufaun inalis o.
fiji 4O,000-50,000 filoa eli artpnl
taan 40O,O00-5O0.0o0 n1arffaa
4uulenon n,,tfaon ei fofn loalis tpie
Ia ole mebettn tuitpaile, 1lMau hina
taon tonatonta fnlapoliui,tta n1ltfa
noon tuomoa nltottaa ipabitelter
lnaibisl. 9tiotto on mebettn lodn q
iitie paifaIta, iofo ipanbostaan t,,n
netaoa Ioh,toien nlieluiiufii flitupai
fotii. s(atpistoen pdoiioiienprbinc
olfoncei fauuiin feiuatldan olilna
labnaeariuet IGhteneet Illurnattona
no iouffono futupaifoIIe. iosta jon
tlliipnt nuottaon.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
&oliittiiiile ipnnseine auaaDitaan
iunpantta.

Chicago, sSll Wilioond benfi-
loa l,rultatpasti nlleflrioiitaa tpe.
toomlrfjen, iosla 1pnooitaan spopau.-
ia mile t1S poliittiielle tpangine,
iotfo uield cipat liittpmaltion inan-
tiloisia. Qirielnla eiitetadn pref.
bentti 6oroingille. Sitapaitli Dlei-
nen panfien plolnshtsfomitea Gbi.
eagoslo tpimeenpanee tpltfof. 30 p
faniolliien armabbuspaiiDan @a
bintGin 500 Mmerifon fal1pl,ngisio
tltletuot tpolo,iet lafnnaon Illistlf.
Tia ia leipittdtpdt ononrusfaaipaffei
ia.
Ssu4istltfiasid ianotaan: iDangli
olpat rangaistuina nlielipiteittenli
iulfilauIun1ifen 1plrofii; faitfi mllli1
fanlolliIuubet otpat tpapal,ttaneet 10.
toipanfinia; foiffi rifoIliIet mofoi
liiot otpat 10 oifoia iitten iaaneel
lpopaloen; faiffi tottelen,attonlilu
oesta rangaistut benfiIot on Iosfet
tn ipapa,tteen; ipofoill,lait on pc
rurtettu fofonaan; ia railbaniopi
mus on tebtp iuiimeiienfin mibolliier
fansia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
Chimes ostanat fafii lnbmariinia

BerIiini, toiIfof. i8 p. aefIe-
llids 5afIa, iofa iooan aifana ldbet-
|u Mmerifoau f,ibmariini Delltsb-
cbionoin bafe1unnn taiparon fnpteeni
aoeningin folnennufien taldiiena jail
Teen fiinnitt6d mailman buoniota
puoleerin fefieliaiIpnbelladn. NDt
ON Snfian ililirin rabnrllbtinns
5tinnes pstanut bollitlfieltaan fnf-
III niistd iltltrifofoilistn iabmnrii-
neista, iotfa ipoittaianloat nlGdrdii-
tDdt bamiteftam6fii, nutta jofa fili-
tenfin i1tettiit1 tdptGnto0n paneinat
ta ID mlrooostanilt ltiistG fallppnIai=
roin, rnfentn1ndIla niibin fofli iaart-
nolllst6 farttta ia tprpen, ioten ne
|nbt ndDttd1pdt plcfefii lppoamoiiil-
lnan oletpiIta laipoilta.
Rlimpainenfin i,lbmariit1i fnntaa
5000 fonnio lastia ia ne tulelpat
tefemddn eniim6iien nratfa,fa Gtela-
Nmerifaan iellraatDan fl1nben ,Diifolt
fuIuesia.
gMille lntlinlaIliiilIe fnltppaloi.
ipoille on annettu llin1efii Cast
Yrllsiia id Upper Sileiia iafialoiien
tionmaallillltben tDoatimnflien nut
failesti.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
Gilman farian ariup alentnunt pun
leila YbbDsipalloisia.

minneapolis, toufof 18 p. -
opslDaltain nraantpiliel smirastolta
neeri 90. S. Solmberg on iaaniit Ob-
l,s1patan, maa1slpilielpsDira
tilastotietoia, iotfo oiotta1pat, etta e.
ldipdn farian arlpo WbopsmallDisla
m. 1921 of 81 ,937, 100000 nerrat-
tuna $4,145,00O, ,0OO:aon, iota oil
fen aripo 1919. Eaten on farjan
artpo tdsId mdasla alentlutllt tosnnl-
leen pl,oIella faboen mrpben olalla.
Sealrosfarian oripo of NJ. 1919
$1,577 100000 ia $4,000, 900
NJ. 1921. eifoien ortpp of $2,2lS,-
100000 10. 1919 ia alentui $685.
00O,O00.oon 1921. 5enosten ia
mullen orlpo OH $205,700,o00 10.
1919 ia $f48,100,000 NJ. 1921.
2anlpaiben artpo oil $t34, 100000
M. 1919 ia 500, 100000 10. 1921.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
Ganitpn forianipaiithsliifc mnptn

ct 3nul, toufof. Is ,. - gq,ii=
III Gospperotipe grebonaen farian
nl1nrtiola5tot ct. EauIisia ia Gbi.
easosio on osta1ut 5Snrrlers Gouca-
tionaI on6 Go=operotipe grcbonae,
Ssn1pasto, 10 Souon amerieal1 go
cietn of @altitp. Hoin $4,000 IL
rIoitetaan offeen fanppoiimma
Gol'itp grchange OH padailalltiesti
suiliontpdIitDsliife filn ienIiiann pI-
lalnni1iti,t SSsoipon ntnanlnilieiiidin
iariestot ,oipof oIleet farionmppnti-
liiffeesid iiiki faaffn fuin Soma
6ariHers Union perlisfettiin. GGIld
|liiffeelld on NIT teiflisfoia ieitie-
n'dsiG ntarffinapoifasfd ia len idr.
iesto ulostIu 26:een noltioon.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
6OO=benfincn pinnsfnnta Seattlesta
8enaiGlle.

seattle, 8ash., tolltof. 19 p. =
8ablntain 900 beltfe1 tDofali,ilIa ia
foneilla iDarltstettltna l0btee Seatf.
lesta beinofultn j poiipG,tG 8eno-
idle, peruStaen 1laanmilielps= ia
teolliilusoi,tlsflIntio. gf0in ilmoit
too 9teltlposto- -Weuaian Eefninilea
9lmltstllspboistpflen poifnllinen tci
misto. &aiffialtd GpDr,enmeren
ralniffofal1plingeisto on iaoeunut
nboistpfielle fpieIpjd 8enGidIle
ptiiInn ehboiSta ]. II. e.
Cnncnlmin on retfifllntia I1htenpt
routoteitIc gfe1u yorfiir1, iost1 mot.
fou on iotfettn ldiipoilIa, nt1ttto nh-
bi5tps toitpoo ippipduia ioGstGG io-
foilelle ntatfustoialie 5000 motfo-
fustam,llfIisia, banffinlollo pi.
littonun Iaitpontatfon Seottlesto 10.
Donfin gaendldn ioiarnonn.