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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-21
S. s. SECRETARY SINCE 1871.

NAYASOTA. Texas, Jan. 21.--(U.
Phone position for fifty-one years,
without a break. That is the record
of w. w, Stacy, 81, retired contractor
and builder of this city. He has been
the secretary of the Baptist Sunday
school here since 1871.
Beginning the second half of his
century of service. Stacy continues to
show as much enthusiasm over his
church position as when he first as
sumed the duties. Rain or shine
there is no need for one to disregard
his work" Stacy declares.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-21
we Must Avoid Attitude That
These Vessels Are Subject
for Contempt He Says.
BY EARLE c. REEVES.
International News Service Staff
Correspondent.

LONDON, Jan. 21.-"Submarines
have come to stay whether we like it
or not is the emphatic declaration
of Vice Admiral G.. A. Ballard, former
director of operations in the British
admiralty.
In more dramatically phrased, if
less vigorous style, he is taking up the
cudgels after the fashion of the late
Admiral Fisher who conducted a IA
nous letter-writing campaign on the
thesis that submarines and aeroplanes
had negatived the capital ship. His
war cry was Scrap the lott"
Ballard does not go so far as his
one-time chief. but he is hammering
relentlessly into the British public
his belief that the empire must have
submarines.
1--WE must avoid the attitude that
these vessels are subject for con-
tempt" he declared, referring to the
case against them presented by Mr.
Balfour at Washington. "They are
formidable engines of war, requiring
TO be treated as such.
Useful Mine Layers.
| !'Although in the war not a single
British or French battleship was sunk
by German guns more than a Iozar
met their fate either in direct encoun,
ter with submarines or by mines thai
submarines alone could have placed
where they were.
''That in itself furnishes conclusive
evidence Of the effectiveness Of tin
submarines. even when used in a per
fect.y legitimate way, as we used Then
ourselves. Moreover, this evidence
does not stand alone, for the mora! eff
fec. of submarines is very great apai
altogether from their threat to mer
chant ships.
Had they never existed 1t is almcs
certain that we should have forced OF
; way into the Baltic, and by attacllin
II menacing the German rear, altern
the entire course of the war.
Movements of Fleet.
Again, it was the fear of nrbml |
|. lrires that affected the whole move
k.t,arnt of the Grand Fleet and cpr
/, ansd us to drai.l all other war area
of Cestroyers in order to protest on
Ihatt!eships, with the result of stri
lousy weakening our position IN thss
larces. And yet again, it was the Gel
man submarines that forced the with
ldrawal of our heavily-armed shir
from advantageous bombarding pt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-21

All the men she had ever known were tn
guzzling, gambling rabble that drifte
through her fathers den in Shanghai.
And when she was left the prey of thre
who loved her-a wandering writer, sal
or and thief
Come see the rivals primitive struggle tn;
Iended--how?
Cast includes Milton Sills, Mitchell
Based on Adelaide Heilbron's Adapti
Directed by Penrhyn Stanlaws
NEWS WEEKLY
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-21
RADIO EQUIPMENT INSTALLED.

JEFFERSON CITY, NO., Jan. 21.-
(U. P.)-Radio equipment for gather
ing and disseminating crop news in
the state of Missouri will be installed
in the very near future at cost OF sS,-
900. The government and many oth-
er states are using such instruments
for collecting and distributing crop in
formation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
ENrERI Dagger PLAY
~ FiRNtM PICTURE

Among fH. -..rD ~ unusuaI touches
mt #HaIh ,nr william FoN pra.
I....a EmaH and Ready" starring
William fmm Then. o. ou, vh.cl.
.ud. Hr with .,uem, yIvidness. Tho
..rr. $500 Oh. fh. llm attraction at
.alw Thor, tulay and Thurs
$3.50 S'mfon fho great. strong char.
",. portrayed Hy Nh Fanum. b. In
TH Nugget" tho picturesque social
u'.r OF yellow Gulch an equally pic.
IH. village loo th, fnr North. BINS
".Hruus 1re aroused against tho
uar,r,-s oI th. gam, of faro Their,
ud h.s eyes are ritctcd on the faro
...
SHuHo1 pulls out his knife ana pins
HD Sleeve ~ the crooked dealer t0 tho
300, with % quick thrust Everyone
frurdersiucN as Eu SAYS. pointing
f. 'ho right card
im play thlt card. You can't do4l
seconds Boo this game"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
Last showing, To-day.

Those who have NOT seen Don't Toll
E., Trims 1n excellent Paramount
..Wr. boz which Wallace Reid and
Gloria swanson. popular stars play op.
.f. each other and which is on view
'N. Mission Theatre m1y &c. 81. .a.
.E whom fhD ns ehuvl1es wm H.r
.... Ihs delightful picture bon
., NIE 1nd hus scored decided h.t.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-05
BOTH PARTIES
 ELECT PART THEIR TICKET

Notwithstanding the indictment weather yesterday there was an un- usually large vote boiled yesterday at the municipal election. Out of reg. istration of 395 there were 364 bal lots cast. The principal fight cen tered on the mayorality and Dr. w. w. Council, None-Partisan, was re- elected by handsome majority. The Independents reelected Thos. s. Scott treasurer, and K. G. Robinson, town clerk. All of the councilmanic candi- dates elected are present incumbents. Thos. J. Donohoe and Fred Haef ran on the Non-Partisan ticket and Walter M. Wolf as an independent. For school director, J. c. Smith was un- opposed and polled big vote.
 The complete returns of yesterdays election are as follows:
 FOR MAYOR
 Dr. w. w. Council-.---.--.---,--,----,.--- zl' EdW. F. Medley. l41
 FOR coUNClLMEN
 w. M. -,,.------.--....-.---.-,-.------- l9o T. J. Donohoe...---.-.-.-----------------..-- lo' Fred lo' Wm Ellis.---.-..---,--.----- 10 J. E. Currier...--..--.-..-----.- 100 V. G. lou
 FOR TOWN CLERK
 K. G. Robinson.-----.--.----,.------------'-- l99 Robt. R. Lunday- loo
 FOR TOWN TREASURER Thos. s. zof Chas. Rogers 0'
 FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR J. c. o''
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-05
ANTI-SALO0N LEAGUE
 DOMINATES IN HOUSE
Corrupt Practices Act Is Evaded, Charge of
 Congressman.

WASHINGTON, April 5. - Repre- sentative Tinkham of Massachusetts, addressing the House today, demand ed that the Department of Justice investigate charges that the Anti Saloon League failed to report it's campaign expenditures under the Corrupt Practices Act
 MT. Tlnkham said "it is absolutely futile to expect Investigation by Congress, because of the complete control of the House by the Anti-Sa- loon League and it's abject obedience to the dictates of the League"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-05
R2ca71 1
 KaG22ezzzzzq5

P. w. Lee, of the Canoe Pass Pack, ing Company, is returning to Cor, dova on the Alameda.
 Clyde Nettleton, who has been on visit to the states, left Seattle for COrdova this morning.
 Capt. B. H. Durkee of Katalla, who has been on trip to the states, is a returning passenger on the Alameda. Rudolph Volt, the shoemaker, was taken to the Cordova general hospi- tai this morning, as he is seriously ill. ~ Al
 There are 157 passengers for Cor dova on the steamship Alameda, which sailed from Seattle this morn ing.
 district placer operators, is coming to Cordova on the Alameda, en route to the interior.
 D. c. Sargent, who has extensive mining holdings in the Nabesna dis. trict, is among the passengers aboard the Alameda for Cordova.
 Owing to indictment weather, the meeting of the Pareit Teachers As sociation, announced for this eveu- ing, was postponed until further mo- tice.
 G. B. Cedarholm and Nels HaWkin son of the Alaska Sea Food Company left Seattle today for here to put their cannery in operation for this season.
 Mrs. T. J. Donohoe, who has been visiting her son, Tom, a student at Stanford University, Palo Alto, Cali fornia, is returning home on the Ala meda.
 The basketball game between the Town team and the School team, scheduled for Thursday evening, has been postponed until next week on account of the illness of three mem- bers of the latter team.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-05
TORNADO HITS
 IN LOUISIANA
Wrecks 2l Houses and Railroad Stations in
 NatchitoChes.

NATCHITOCHES, La., April 5. - A tornado struck the town of Hyates, suburb of this city, today, wreck ing twenty-one homes and the rail- road station.
 The storm was preceded by heavy premonitory gale, which increased to high velocity, and then the tornado struck, centering over the village.
 The people had been warned and fled from the path of the destroyer.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-05
MUST PATROL N!GARA
 TOCONTROL SMUGGLING
Guards to Be Placed Above and Below
 Great Falls.

WASHINGTON, April 5. - Swift motor-boats will be used to patrol the Nigara river above and below the great falls, and also the waters of Lake Champlain, in the war against Canadian rum smugglers, Prohibition Haynes announced after his return from Buffalo, where comprehensive campaign was planned.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-05
kErcHJkAN REFLECTS MAYOR

KETCHIKAN, April 5. = Thomas Tory was yesterday reelected Mayor ov E. J. Williams by plurality or 14O The aldermen chosen were Axel Osborg, John Anderson and H. R. Thompson from a field of seven candidates.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-05

R. G. Southworth, Tom Smith, Alfred J. Ghezzie, Charles Bergman, w. J. Taylor, M. J. Cooney and w. A. Cog hill, all of whom are at present mem bers of the council, except Ghezzie. School trustee, Fred Major reelected, Frank Tuefel and Burdette Tunison, all unopposed.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-05
ANARCHISTS ACTIVE
 IN SEATTLE DISTRICT
Using Defense Fund as Blind for Plans of
 Mischief-Makers.

SEATTLE, April 5. - Immigration officers are holding here Felipe Pe- rome and Francisco Seraffino, alleged anarchists, pending a hearing. Pe- rome is declared to be a world-prom- inent anarchist leader, using the Sacco-Vanzetti defense fund as a blind for spreading anarchistic propaganda.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-05
FANS DISAPPOINTED
 WHEN GAME IS '0FF'

LOS ANGELES, April 5.-Seyeral thousand fans in the park here were disappointed when the first baseball game was called off on account or rain. The postponed game will be played when Portland makes it's second trip here.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-05
PACKERS WIFE PASSES

CHICAGO, April 5-Mrs. Louis F. Swift, 62, wife of the president of Swift and Company, packers, passed away suddenly today.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-05
LOCK OUT ENGINEERS

LONDON, April 5.-The employers today locked out 47 engineers unions, effective tonight, and suspended pend- ing negotiations, beginning Monday.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-05
EDITOR soUTHWoRTH HEADS
 TICKET.

NENANA, April 5.-At the munlclpal election yesterday seven councllmen were elected in the following order:
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-05

A complete line of children's rain capes on hand. Blum -O'Neill Co. 3-3t.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-05

Jupiter Pluvius, the landscape cleaner, Is mopping up vigorously in the Cordova district and in a short time the grass and flowers will be out.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-07-21
lserIiuiaimen tGibe.

gSienildtllen profesIpri Str5pfoips
II on tstett1in uIeisia Gilropan pda-
foroungeiSIo pitannt luentoia ito
maiiesta ia erittdinfin periialniestl
toiteesta, ionfa ban tpaittaa lpalfut-
taneen Min Guropnn fnin Ma'ioitf.n
fonioien toitceieen. Rnirennan Io
soon1an ntoiaiiffitcofilsio taluotta
| not nr1iIen1afittpot oipnt hinen NH
foa1Ia oiipon ianfnnlalio fuin ceD
IonilaiIet toi fiinalaiiet naololtflet
iotfo luonnon nnlotoIa bolfpef'ler
periutnitpGt aifaiiiin perllolal'lin e
Iifulnii,,. s0iita tporitnfin maize
min t1tlee eli riifin noaloifle5'a oil
Iaotu eiifi,ipid boioainasta Helleenl
T1iIesta fnIttlurtsta, tDoan it1iiest:
Sranista-
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-07-21
anfa pli sniimiiinea inaa-
uaenttt?

Con iSralicisco Ghrouiclen flr.
icennaihtaia gooie @opoeu firloit.
too, ettd ban moasogenttlen e.!
"gtotipnaI 81 Nslociation Of Heal gsto,
IL 0oaros'in fonferens'isia inltt.i
uurffaon FIN CT. 6 sssanles Gotte;l
ohSisti bdntd fctpin fplpnpfiellti tic.
ifs hdn, etti WDoles oil enllnluiner
ntoo=oaeutti ia .fii,lteiinistoien IT,
moittaia. G,,n firlee.1tpolbfapa e
iottunllt n,l,istomaau radl1io.tllc
Min hDipin, ettd plifi poillatt 6ett at
tNo llioraa nastal,sto, 'elitti OF
Gaitell, ettti Mooies, luhties'oat
lohtunoou SSSsraeliu lnp'io Eant.
tin 0risubesto ll'rpottiuist nloaban lt
i[n'oftteterl1llo foliolle len nidaT
ihanunfiisto, oil ielin1 ntou AGENT
eli Real Gstote mites. Solnoin sSos
ina paloteslaan tpafollurcttelfoal'
Sarifosto ia il'listaesloon fdn'ol.e
ettd iielId on ntaa, iosia riesfoa ].
f,lnoioo ipuotoo, foinli oitpan ia
ntoIla toipalla fnir nnfniletfrn mac
coeniit, iImoittues'ann pl'listaon1al,
ID ntoan ihanultfiisto.
9lrieenlpoihtnio fuite,1fiu jotfo'
ia Ianoo, etto lnaa-agentteia oma
nlp1sfin foifti huonatnt lotoAerro
ID firioiliiot Iefa runoiIliat ollees
SelLaiiia 1uaa=naentteia ollinnt Our
n:bol io Nopoleon Nalt1nin fliin &a'
ter scott ia Com lpoorefir, pLls
| toesfqat lelIoisten maiden i6onllul
ia, lnillo ei ol(llt rnit;ion eritofst
,nerfitnstd, nlilitn olnot nontd plls
tnfTet olIeet bntudnd up1na mac
ogenteille bonffiesIaan ostaiia rnllr
! tent artpottcntille ntoiile
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-07-21
8alefnpllnt.

Sntiti,inen ipalefuolenailtapous
iattui osfettuin gSorioposIo. Siellli
fltofi erGdnG pGimdn1 lnltuan noinen
bdfa,nprfntpfieen ia paifolle fllt'nttll
lGGfuri toteii ilnm nullto, eiio ben.
Fl OF poennut hanestd &ur mai-
uoia oil iuutdloinen, tpietiin rrltntis
heti hulttalislnuolle bn,,ootfatDaf'l
enuen iopatin olfl,o. Wtlfta fun
halt0ottoipien ll,fn,ndor1 ilturi 'll;o
bolmini OF tdlpoitonon Iuuri, ei
h1nt1 ehbittn bouoato ennelt iltoa,
moan Iiiolteitiin >piiben milun rltn.
min nntfnno erudieen bautofappe-
lin. Griis halitoi;snoar polmelns.
futltnon fiu,lulpo mics marriott 'lei'
"a ritnn,iita. iotfa nfi oietettr fp5
teoIle fimiper4roflno1le. Sonfltn q
ian ful,,ttua martha bunnlnli. etts
eros rltitntls llltltfft folsfo 1di10dtlll
G,0n neni Idhernrnofli IA ''ofi fllli
! ia olamainittu ju,ltdloinen bero'
uubeIleen henfiia miltfo Diipfii Dnl
fo,,busta meni tainnltfIlin. Snnsfl
laopui poifnIle plan toinen nortl
Tia, jpnfo pitt tilllo hdnen iiialleef
| ID fun ban n1fi ppnrtpneen to!peririI'
ia ilultolaisparolL iofa tborhoili IN,
p6rt hautafappelin, Dnlntdrii ban be
ii mitd of topabti,nltt. 6dn faor
iuofefuoIleista beranneen ibrri'e;
DnlpGrille tnffinia ia mel banet hd
nen fotiinio, n1isid fnollut ienrao
,pano s9irp1n6 iairosti,i ontaraa'
fel,bfotulehSufIeen, iptlfa ban ol
! idanut n,ootesiaan fplnralld tifplpe,
\ lnnnnolla.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-07-21
Snfulnnastmsriita Surnion fanpnu.
Fin iunstadn.

SSnfll iplloii iitfen nosiiipot foup-
pios gtils Sftuerberg.maiuajou peril
iiiet lllfulunastllsilt,,n Sorniou
fmtpnnfin Dastaat n1otien, etti
fanpungin ho(tllun oston fdllttu iol;-
tliullt Gollio-Sonn,tlo1t pcrint0tifn
liioDutettai1iir fantajille. aiblafl.,-
nanoifei,s ratfaiii oiinu noin pnoii
tnfoperin fantoiien eoufii IilIG to.
moin, ettd fpIbmpficsiG oletposto ii.
Iosta m0ardttiin 2-3 iuf,tIrnmstIlf=
icn oloiiefiI slsfettdir on aiiq oIllt
hoipioifeu6en roffaistaipona, ia nn
hoipioifeus fila perusteeIlo, ettei ole
torfenllrrill toteenn1utettn fliintc
ilunr; oid &allio- 6uflnllan ti1o5ta
on iufllu1ostlif'en aloista. MUTT
tc1lut fihlofunnanoifelioen bddtnf,
left, bplioten fdntojien lpootinlltfiet.
Samd iltfnluno5tltsriito on erittoiir
!paifeosti ielnitettdmisI0 ia l1binnG
len iplofIi, ettG e6eI[droiuittu tilo
on noin so iprotta Iittpn ioutlr;t
fontniio ebusianalto Il,pultu nois
|.nllen mp0henllnin ltienmmon eri O.
1niStajan hallusio. Mliosto nolitei-
tnnee forfeimpoan oifeltteen. j
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-07-21
nlddIdi$Iiitto va
Ilnttut IS edu$ta-
jda $uollne$$a

Suomesio tar,in fuun olusin toi.
mitctnista ebusfrntonaoIien tnIof.
iista iaopltnut epGlpirolIinen 4iet5
fertno ieitroatpoa:
Waolaisliittoloiiet 45;
SofoomuspuoIue 50;
Hiot'aloinen puol,e 25;
Goistpsmieliren puolne is:
Gnl. bemofroottinen plolue So;
&on1mll1,istit q.
Goistpsmielinen Ell npfpGon hot,
litufleS'a oleiua pnollte on lnenettd.
mt tGnlan tieoptnfien mufaan 1t
lijao eousf,nnasia, iota pastolu
lnaalaisiiittoloiiet Otpat iuoittoneet
5 liiGG, fcfoo,nusmolne 7 liiio II
11otIalaiiet 3 lii0G. SoIiaIistien in
fomnrristien iefa pormarilIisten
bltoiueiben pnimoMhteet olpat pniu.
meet iofieenfin entiielldan. arigtiIl;s.
'oiiolistinen pl,olte on lafonnut Q.
lerrt1sto.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-07-21
MaanvIlleIljaltl
nallltu$ manltc.
baall, Canada

&tnnIpeg, Mau., hei,,uf 20 b.
g2iilRe ti,sfou.o tnoi!l .apabtlineesl1
nfootunto loinlaagiiafunnan eo,lsta-
lauaalci3ia iDulit'ipat ebistDssllieii-
3et naonipilieiliot enerpmisfon e.
ausfe)iato, iuten he tnIepat nilo-
nostomoon Observation-Disclosures
g9ltoii ljttc tnplbilnlei5la Alherfan
nloofiinnan ,paole'sIo !poittiDai
nloaamliieiiiot euemnistol. Gnti-
ncu Ii6eroaIipltoLueen paamIUisterl
gtnrrts tuli ,nalit,,tli eou5taintll
n'utta toiief ballitifiel ioieuet lolt-
tl1tluot toppiolle maalcisIa, iofeN Il.
beroaIit eilnot enud moi nutooc$tau
toIiitusto.
Wurntot rpoolitltlnfict olottomat
eta mnanmiIlelijoillo tulee cirlnoos
50 eou5tolna Ioinlaotiiafunnasft i
fQitfl0an olef01ata o2:stG eoltSfaId*
to, ioteR be tllcrpot nuohosto
nlaon eremlni5ton foiffier toistel
fllnIl,eiben 9Iitle GntiieIlG pi0minls
teriIIo tuIee olcmoon oinoo3toQn g.
7 tanudttaiol nmoes'a lail1laotiia
I iurno5io ia monhoiIliiilla ia fgo
apaeupnnlneen eoustoiilla iolnal
peryon, ioioen Iilafii tlliee oIe,nao'
.lnnutolnio itiendiIia eoustaiio. Dfi
sroinen, iofo oil eoustoionr miilnai
ics'u llinlnotijafln'nosIn. on faifes
sto poGit1en tl'lInt itu0eileen mali
Htuf'i gSii,nipegisto.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-07-21
Mibania es l0ub1 fnninoasta

sllno iiitd asti I'm anterifal0inea
eSserone Wapoleon Bonoporte, Nnns-
fan teifari gtapoleor 1:ien meiien.
polo,t poifa tieltoptpi roostoonotta
nosto 2tlhonian poltoistltil1ta {tpii-
me louIliflltl[n), On Mlhonion bali
t,ls fatIelllt IopilDnta fittingasto.
Iarioltfiio on tehtp 9ulfarion
prinsii GpriIlille, iofo aIlu iioniti
ll'ola gobl,rsisio, flulingos Seroi-
nonbiIle ia sstoltail fltniufoo,, ierfll.
le Mbru33in herttuolle, utlltta flfodn
rdistd e llantd fiirehtineen fnipof
Inn,don tarjol,sta. SsSotfllt elittdndt
eiti flltIuttaiiiin Miebin prinsli
8ilbelnt, ,nititu euemntisto fnnin-
gasipal1m farlnottaiistd fl,aluu ole
ipnn it'd nlielt1, ettd iofu titteloift
e,tglantilainell tat rifos onterifaIa;
zen o1iii lopilpo.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-07-21
San ocur selspiitaa tvGIaiFtd tan
n0ttamaau Tarmer=Sabpr
pnp.netta.

Cost @raHo 5orfs, Wlinu., bel
n1f. 20 :. C1ltinen Winneapo
Iiiin mai1iri ia tltnnettu gonpdrti
ial1 ,iitfcen eols5taia Ibonlos Bar
2ear nubl,i tGdlla asfen tp0laiste:
fctoufle$io loll'i,en m. m:
"1e tpolGi'et nlette pboistDnee'
1enJliilutfjiftain, mutta fe cite MO
l2ooa 1ifoon it'd nito halllatte el
letta rofeuuo nposfin rpostootpac
4pliittsto i0tiestod.
asubcesiaon @on Scar onforast
Gt.poateii nonhoia poLlttllla pnoiu
e,ta ielittacn nlioen mdIiild el ole
mon nlitdin oiloilista eroalualltutt
"a lopetti ban puheeTio teboittocs
iorieStpnnttG tl6ipGcstoo fonnotfu
u,aau tr; peurif ShrItecbia s)b
hnsspoI1oln ieroottor!fil ia Ntngnlt'
cSphn'on;o f,,weruonrif'I.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-07-21

5epitteintarionflen, ualtta preIltens-
|1l ial,oo enelnlni5ton fyeistd olelnan
| bpindfipmi'en psielella antaer ba-
j nelle tiloi1nl,oen ili1leiste oman II
Dlerion fiitolliirlloen.
WiralllIislo piireisldti on onnetts
pnnortao, etta bnllit,is on tarfasti
harfinmit fcIffi fnilpantoien otnoo
nilesttr nahoouifesti foituipnt iel,e
ralgfIei ia etta faiipantoja mabboi-
liIesti tlileipat luoielenaan iofomden
| ID 9l.nerifan lipun aipillla niilia a.
lueiMo, ngisld miebet bal,,oipat me,i-
ma tDoh6a. Jos poifallinen tllripa el
ole riittopd. Sponanto;at onat }ita
mielia. eta fiipibiilid iDpitoiiiin lua-
On taituetuffi union fentilla Eenn-
iglpaniaslo ia Sbiosias jallei ml!l,
clio, naiffa Ohio-pleil eicIdpuoleIln
olelpien ei=1lninn faimontoiei, iol1tn-
iot ilnoittitpot tin1an, etta finib,,=
len tuotontoo pn unrest ftiiri,tknt
ralltatiel1tosfa iohtnllltt fliIietnslnd=
iineiben plllte.
g)otG paiip1o iotfi,neet istl,nnct
@alfoiiesio tolosio esiDGf ipoineet
i0noo pehl1eiin fiipii)iilen faino,rto-
jen ornistaiio pfIimicliiesti bpipofln-
nlGGn preiibenti11 iolpittel,tarioust1.
tpaiffa fomon fimihiiien faimosfen
Iontisfoiot oliipot iuiil1te iptifollo at
lancet file nppeon fbipafinmiienii;
2ppulfi'esia o1nestDfiesiii badtettiin
hnmofinG 'otpitteli.n terianfe II taf-
bci preiioentille tariplts faitpnstoa
l,tonltftan1iiesto hailitl.fieu fiptetta.
ndfii. g9ostol1tlesSnun treiihent.i
fehoitti beita palannaan failnolf-
noilleen ia alottotilad1, 4nof,
Mcrine,, eahrffa XII .rFii -@iraia;a,
biilialmeelln, 4 miestG
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niIt nataotpat bautaustoin1istosio
cna1 ppslptoisteliln odnettDn1ii to
oistaiio, iofn roiiuoIi enennfdn fllir
tlnltia pdiiuduipnljeteslo HicbIanl
: ftpibiilinbtion Clifton fallponnpr
nlnpdrilId GliftnnoilIesid 10 noil:r
. paGsI1 iodlti ipiinte naannntailla
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foloisior,ffoo mnstaot1, on fuolleloel
flonfosIo
: 5oiIet fuolIeet oipat aSronci,
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9tupea malta Snpmccu.

aiuotIalois-drnerif ii'ion
l,nioloinallo "0rottllingbolnl" f.
iofultn 10 pdima1G Suomeeu LIB,
teneet ntotfrstoIot pooiip1t perlile
iolpollista lpbeninlosld oiasio
2ai,po lahti SEEM Dorfista feid-
fltun 10 pdilpGnd, nlnfannan 1928
matfl,saoioa, ioapuen @oteporiin
feIafnun 20 pGitu1na. Geuroa,paro
poipGna matfustojat lo5fetti;n
maibin ia Slton1en n1atfustoiat fiji
rebbittiin lnrolla Sifbolmoan, mis-
L. Gltotueen nenefpd loiluo oil lcb.
tofpallniind. statfa Sromeen tlii
t1teu iuoritettua II fpuorofouoesla
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ii piralliIisla tiehollannoisia
0bti1n eol,sfoiat olnat dsfettdill
clleet neliuotteluisIa Eoabuilm moi.
tion tujrfaililoioen ia Snltiilon LITE.
nieste,r fan5io. tarfoitufleIlo malta
Soitiilo t,,leipun tebtaall poitafil
Godhuilon pnItion fnmernoDrt OF
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liiio etuiia,lsfilo, III. IT. labloitt1ci
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alon, pof,ll1ttaen Is ipuohen mere
Uopoiioen, ioto noboolll'estI MOI
ouau pieid latfua T. 1T. etltiluuflIa
Detroit, Mich. ;5orb Wptor p1
tion ipiraNo,nalIet olpot iuohipista
meet tiehotlfIen 0btion iisunaiteimS
ia rafentao ltieito 1ntoien fnfoam;a
tehtolta eri ciiin Nlericoo.
slsfeiiesia jeIostufiesioan fun
mptien iuhteen la,1ilti mr.. t1enri
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pohtlli 13 MALTA lornoiieen taolta
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tesla o!i ioittfo mor:u niehld "a
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ia footiti fllnloon.
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