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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30
DEATH OF
D. Fl. PETTYCREW

Dellen II Pettycrew died this
morning at his home. , Webb st.
He leaves TO mourn him his beloved
wife and ; daughters: Mrs. J. H.
Rinehart OF Dallas. Texas. Mrs. +. J.
Rogers, Hammond, Ind, Mrs. w. II.
Smith, Hammond. Ind. Funeral
announcements VIZ be made later.
~ha-. 9. Neidow The rrae-talso~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30
PROSPECTS
FOR 1928
ARE GOOD
INTERNATIONAL &Ews sERy1cE1

NTERNATlONAL& &NEWs sERV1cEl
CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-"Business
prospects for 1928 are most favor
able they are much better than for
several years" Edward Morris.
president of Morris and company,
packers asserted in a statement is
sued today.
He pointed out these two factors:
1.-The improved buying power
of the farmer.
2.-The lack OF employment.
Everybody should have faith in
1929. he said. i believe it will
be year Of improved prosperity"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30
HOBART AUTO
ACCIDENT
ESPECIAL 10 THE 1Iursl

HOBART. Ind. Dec. 3o.-Ed
Fleck met with rather serious ac-
cident Wednesday afternoon when
he lost control of his automobile
and 1t plunged down a 1o-foot en-
bankment about two miles north
Of town.
He received injuries about cne
head and face. Although no bones
were broken he received several
deep cuts from broken glass. Ills
car was badly sma shed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30
BANKER DROPS
DEAD IN OFFICE

NEW YORK. Dec. 29-W. o. Jones
s5, Vice president of the National
Bank and one of the best known
bankers in the country, dropped
dead of Apoplexy in his Broadway
rice this afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

Two Hammond girls .s,.~z
death only with critical IN iyrtos =.
o;5o last evening when the car in
"hlch they We're riding was struck
oy passenger train at the Conkey
avenue crossing of the Erie rail-
road, and hurled with fearful i'm
pact against the watchman's sbantv
and together with the building re-
duced to wreckage.
FloreEce Lepz. aged 10, daughter
or Mr.. and Mrs. Frank LEM. sos
Summer street, is in the hospital
with a fractured skull She was
driving the family machine, a DODGE
touring car.
With her was Florencs Msrsee
aged 20, daughter of Mr.. and Mr.,
John Marsee. ss6 Truman avenue.
Miss Marsee is in the hospital also.
She is suffering from serious bruis-
es and shock Witnesses say she
was thrown forty feet.
Both girls are employed at the
Conkey plant. Miss Lenz. the dav.s
work over, had gone home 70 get
the Lenz machine. She was re
turning to the Conkey plant to
drive home her father who is en-
Tloyed at the plant as an engineer.
on the way she met Miss ATarsee
The latter got into the machine ana
the pair continued on toward the
plant.
She drove west into Conkey ave
nue. Off Calumet avenue.
A freight had blocked the cross
inS. The signal was given to cut
the train. Verne Stahl. brakeman.
made the cut. The girls drove
through the cleared right Of way
and into the path of east bound
milk train e2s. There wasno warn
ing. so the girls say. Their view
of the passenger train was cut off
-he impact hurled the machine
against the watchman's shanty. It
crumbled like a dolls house. The
car itself was wrecked. Miss Mar
see was thrown fully forty feet
from her seat. Miss Lenz held
prisoner by the wheel Of the ma
chine. was battered into insensi-
buity
There are no gates at this cross
ing. The girls say they had the
signal to proceed after the freight
was cut. This is denied BY Erie
officials who say Adolph Ross,
crossing watchman. tagged the ma
chine net to proceed. They say
this is substantited by the report
Of the brakeman. Verne Stahl. who
added his warnings to those OF the
-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

lie changed his mind. but bumped
anyway Jacob Kemmili. aged so
years, 444 State street, stepped into
the path of an east bound State
street car near Calumet avenue last
evening. But he changed his mind
of a sudden and stepped out again
and into the way of a jitney driven
by John Rittinger. He was thrown
to the pavement and suffered bruises
to his eyes and back.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

WELL. anyway, Atty. Bill AcAleer
is not going 10 wear any rubber
shoes on New Years and that's that.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

WILLIAM GLUTII. Jackson street
is booked on speeding charge. Nab
bed on Holman street by Officer
Schaetzel.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

PAUL BALICKI, sol Morton ave.
is booked on disorderly charge. Com
plant Of railroad special agents.
Balicki denies charge
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

BIG parties tomorrow night at
the Country Club and the Elk's
Club.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

DR. ROGERS known to his pa
tients as Big Hearted Jim" will
spend New Years Eve at the Black
stone.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30
BASKETBALL!

Masonic Temple. Wednesday. Jan.
3rd Colonials vs.. Independence
Park Blues. Pirates VS.. Lightning
A. c. First game p. m Adults,
55c; children, 25c. Big dance. p.
~ 19-onef
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

THERE will be number of
private meetings tomorrow nj ght IN
Hammond at which watch services
Will be held.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

LARRY cox. who bought a set of
boxing gloves for two Of his young
est relatives. Is having moro fun
out Of them than the relatives.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

r. f SAKER, L B. Lamberg,
Robtrt McLemara and Jim "Smitty"
are Snotering to St Louis over New
Years
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

THE band and orchestra OF the
Indiana Masonic Home for girls and
boys Will give concert at the Ma
sonic Temple at 500 o'clock sun
day evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

1Rv. CHAYKEN. salesman at
sousin's Jewelry Store. sold $1,000
necklace during the holidays.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

Masonic Temple, Wednesday. Jan.
3rd. Colonials VS. independence
Park Blues. Pirates vs. Lightnins
A. G First game a m. Adults.
Ssc; children, as. Big dance, 0 ..
~ 1c-n ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

Denver has just about the Sc me
number of telephones as Greece.
Central America, Luxem-
----- o-a Frvnt combined
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30
Did You
Hear That?

ST. MARGARETS hospital is said
to be overfiowing with patients.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

MONDAY morning the starting
gong sounds for the annral inter-
troop contest of Hammond Boy
scouts. The boys are on their toes
awaiting the signal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

GEORGE LayENT says that fish
dinners are better this time OF the
year than any other month. The
fish are never so good as they are
in January" he declares.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

SINCE the fire at the Wyman
Piano Co, radio bugs have been pes
tering the management, trying to
buy the horns of damaged phono-
graphs for use in making loud
speakers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30
ACCIDENT
At CONKEY
AVENUE:
Auto Tossed DO Feet Crush
ing WatChmans Shanty
At Crossing
RULLETIN)
[INTERNATIoNAL NEWS sERY

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVfcEJ
SOUTH BEND, IND. Dec. 5O-Two
men and a woman were killed here
early today when a fast New York
Central freight train struck the au-
tomobile in which they were riding.
The two mon, Louis Ruhenstefn
ana Reed Gibney, both OF South
Bend, were instantly killed. Ruth
venator died shortly after she had
been rushed 20 a hospital.
The automobile was completely de-
EnoIishe1.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30
CRULLETxEl

TfNTERNATl lOEAL NEWS 5ERvlcEI
ST. JOSEPH, MO, Dec. 3o-Franx
Newman. Kansas City theatrical man
is not expected to 1--we as a result
of injuries sustained early today
when an automobile in which he and
K. z. Allen, also Of Kansas City,
were riding, turned over.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sgEyIcr1

WOODBURY., n. j., Dec. So-AIex-
Gader Wray. center Of the University
Of Pennsylvania football team Of 1919
and william Bruner, another former
Fenn star, was killed last night at
Worth woodbury. when a motor car
IN which they were riding was struck
BY an electric train Of the West Jsr-
sey and Seashore railroad.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

LIGHT for Lincoln school. Nor
thern Indiana lands contract to sup
ply lighting for the new Lincoln
last night. Ken Whitman of the gas
company talked his company into
the job.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30
(BULLETIN)

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEJ
ANDERSON, IND, Dec. 3o-Mi-
nor high. 81, was killed when pin
ned beneath his automobile near
here. It IS believed that Hugh lost
control of his machine and crashed
over an embankmeut.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

ored gal in 1.-THE house of the
Black Mouse"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

MAC THOMPSON. motor cop.
nimrod. returned yesterday from
Claypool. Ind. with 80 rabbits He
says he bagged them all in half
day. To which statement SERGE Mt
Charles See only chuckles and begins
that ditty. 1T may be so, 7 do not
know, but it sounds to me"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

FOOTPADS. Asking police protec-
ton. Charles c. Chlrch. 104 Gostlin
street, complains that his sister
employed at the Betz plant was fol-
lowed by cqlored footpads while re
turning from work. She escaped by
outdistancing her pursuers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

MORSE DELLPLAIN. president OF
Mems brotherhood class Of the First
Baptist church has a standing in
vitation out to all the men of Ham
mond who have no church home to
come and join the Brotherhood. They
meet at 9:45 a. m. every Sunday at
21l E. SibIey street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

~BLACF MOUSE" in jail. Police
lock UP John Smith. colored operator
of notorious 20 Pluulmer avenue, on
charge of running disorderly house.
He may join Ed Junior and Dick
Keigler now on the penal farm for
like offenses. Detectives Kunz and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

WHERE'S your hunting license -
demanded Al Barber, Of fellow he
found hunting near Gary the other
day. mo got hunt license" he re-
Piled. Me hunky in Gary thirteen
year. Got tirteen baby. No got
hunt license. Got fish ticket"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

AID. LOCKE SIMPSON received
a post card yesterday from Wallace
Jacques. former Hammond printer
and trap drummer in the old Or
pheum orchestra Wa1Iie is now at
the printers home at Colorado
Springs He says that in the last
ten days he had gained four pounds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

THE WEATHER

Unsettled weather tonight and on
Sunday; somewhat colder Sunday af-
ternoon and night; lowest te1npera-
ture tonight slightly above freezing;
fresh southerly winds tonight shift
ing &c northwest Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

HODtEt McLendTd ana Jim Smltty
are Snotering TO St Louis over New
Years.
THERE will be number of
private meetings tomorrow nj ight IN
Hammond at which watch services
will be held.
PAUL BALICKI. 561 Morton ave.
is booked on disorderly charge. Com
plant of railroad special agents.
Balicki denies charge
LARRY cox. who bought set of
boxing gloves for two OF his young
est relatives. Is having moro fun
out Of them than the relatives.
THE band and orchestra OF the
Indiana Masonic Home for girls and
boys Will give a concert at the Ma
sonic Temple at 500 o'clock sun
day evening.
MONDAY morning the starting
gong sounds for the annual inter-
troop contest of Hammond Boy
scouts. The boys are on their toes
awaiting the signal
GEORGE LayENT says that fish
dinners are better this time OF the
year than any other month. The
fish are never so good as they are
in January" he declares.
SINCE the fire at the wyman
Piano Co. radio bugs have been pes
tering the management, trying to
buy the horns Of damaged phono-
graphs for use in making loud
speakers.
LIGHT. for Lincoln school. Nor
thern Indiana lands contract to sup
ply lighting for the new Lincoln
school. Board awarded contract
last night. Ken Whitman of the gas
company talked his company into
the job.
FoOTPADs. Asking police protec-
ton, Charles c. Chlrch. 104 Gostlin
street, complains that his sister
employed at the Betz plant was fol-
lowed by cqlored footpads while re-
turning from work She escaped by
outdistancing her pursuers.
WHERE'S your hunting license?''
demanded Al Barber, Of fellow he
found hunting near Gary the other
day. mo got hunt license" he re-
Piled Me hunky in Cary thirteen
year. Got tireen baby No got
hunt license. Got fish ticket
MORSE DELLPLAIN, president OF
Mems Brotherhood class of the First
Baptist church has a standing in
vitation out to all the men of Ham
mond who have no church home to
come and join the Brotherhood They |
meet at 9:45 a. m. every Sunday at
21l E. sibley street.
MAC THOMPSON. motor cop,
nimrod. returned yesterday from
Claypooi. Ind. with 80 rabbits He |
says he bagsed them all in half
day. To which statement sergeen Mt |
Charles See only chuckles and begins I
that ditty. 1T may be so, 7 do not /
know. but it sounds to me-
AID. LOCKE SIMPSON received |
a post card yesterday from Wallace
jacques. former Hammond printer |
and trap drummer in the old Or /
pheum orchestra Wa1Iie is now at |
the printers home at Colorado |
Springs. He says that in the last |
ten days he had gained four pounds. |
"BLACF MOUSE" in jail Police .
lock UP John Smith. colored operator 1
of notorious 20 Plunmer avenue. on
charge of running disorderly house.
He may join Ed. Junior and Dick
Keigler now on the penal farm for
like offenses. Detectives Kunz and |
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

MI Meyn was silent for 2. ninuts
apparently musing, Things have
mt always been so rosy" he said
tCon..nueJ Ou 7+ap- H.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30
BASKETBALL!

'IlH.nusu Pr Tase fiVa-l
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06
$4,000 iatamatp6laista iualmiima
liittDmGan biililaffuun

Sotamatpol1isten ia nperimieSten
ilnioioen t6imistot Seem Yorfisia o.
pat palmiit rpbtpnlaan minfGlai-
iiin toimenpiteiiiin bplp6ni1, jos to-
ban maaban aiotann tlottaa fiipi-
biilt1 ulfomailta, fun faiiposmiebet
fapp6t laffotaiStelua. SGnl1 fam
nanilmaiiu on ieuraus iiitG ippi'
nltflesta, mifG iofli aifa iitten teb-
tim biilitniipaiain, ralltatielaisten
ia iatamatpolGisten nGlillG pbteiS-
toiminnasta pbteisten etuien bpipGf
II. Wfposfin merinliasten linio on
liittpnpt pdGtofieen, maiffafaon fiji,
Id p1GtOfIell1 ei ole Min liilrta mer
fitpstG, fosfa iiiben fltulun main
noin 5000 iGient1, ei Ills puolta-
faan faifista merimiebistG.
Waitta iitd buomuttapampi on
iatamatpolGisten p1Gtos, iilld bei-
bGn unionia iGienmGGrG on noin
60,O00-70,000. Soiepb B. &pan,
beioGn warapreiioenttiniG, OH ilmoit
tanlit, ettG beiban unionia on,mal-
mis- rpbtpmGdn Iaffoon, fosfa mpos
fin beiodn etunla otpat malilliiesti
fpipnnpfiesid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06
SD tieii paremmin fitim opettaia

Bittsbireb, &on., - @rGGsiG to-
fdldiiesii foulusio tefi opettoio op'
piIailleen GsfettGin ielfoa fotitefoi-
ieSia ipbisfpsi1 Ia oIlesfa piileipis-
ia fpoaroisto. Spettoia ielittt mi
ten forpiroiuo totpoIliiesti nalmis.
tettiin ia Dritti teroittoo nuorien
fititliiainio mieIiin, miten buonou
ainetta iiitd iiifeutii. 0euuoon pie.
nj poifo nosti iiIIoin fdtenid bios
ia fun opettaio fbIpi ntitG bdneITd
oil iunottopou, ipostaii poito: "Uai.
nun iiani tietad puIion poremman
toipnn fitin tiio, miten ipbisfpa on
tebt1tpd".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06
6armari lDptanDt bopeaa pellps.
taan

Buffalo, 81. 9. = Boliiiin ia
iberiffinipirasto foetti GsfettGin rat
taista aripoitusta, millG tuipollo
noin 1000 oollarin aripoinen bo-
peafGtfo oil ioutlnilt farnari 2e-
piS Snlmonin peltoon. gtiagara-
joer itGrannalle lGbelle 2aiallea.
Shlnlon fGpi erGaSiG 8uffalon bo-
peaiepdn liitfeesid mlitanuan nGpte,
jonfa aura of fobottani,t plos. go
liiiimiranomaiien ieurasia ban tit
ten polaii tofaiiin toimittamaan ID
bempda tarfustusto. Ycnf tnlofienn
faitpettiiit plos fofonaista A fan-
tea.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06
Siosiuut Irirmanmeet fafii benfilSG
ia iuiencct 10000 bpllaria

Chicago, = &pnlntanien benfiloi.
0en futiellesla alputtomina iDri1ss
ia anlpui milf alitonlobiilill1 full
felpaa rospoa ellen iltapaimGll1
fuoliaafii erG1n patrullinieben ia
fuolettaipasti boaipoitti erGan pan.
fin palpeluSbenfiloG mieben lar.
fun, iofa iiIdlii rabua 10000 DOL
laria ia jota poliiiimies ia panfin
palmelusbenfilo olilpnt ipientGsi1
panffiin. Nosnous tapaDtui @tela-
Gbicogon ipilfasIiiffaiiimmdsid o.
iastoSia fesfelld firffaasti palais-
tua fdtla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06
StdDallal eatinen feiiari
fnDllnt

Suncbal, Maoeira, = StGipalta.
untarin entinen feiiari &norle fuo.
Ii tGGlla tGnGGn.
&aarlen ia entiien teiiarinnan
3itan lGbettiDGt liittoutltneet nlaan
pafoon len ialfeen fun entinen tel.
lari oil tebnpt fafii buomiota berGt-
tGtpGG pritpstG frliununia tafaiiia
faamiiefii iofo Stalpallasia tai I'm.
tarisla. SGn on ollut piime aifoi.
na poliittiiena wanfina Bortugalil.
lc fuululpalla Waoeiran iaarella,
400 mailin pG1siG 9ltlannin rnnni.
folta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06
Snomell nntiiia
llntta aluioliittulafia iualmistellaam


Sitcusninisteri on nntanitt lain-
malmistelufunnan tebtalpGfii mol
mistna ulloen lafiebootlifien alpio-
liittoon nlenemiiestd ia oipioIiiton
purfamiiesto. Garfoituflena on oil.
lllt ianba lafiebbotlts eiitetpfii 10
MT foosia olenalle eousfunnalle,
ntlltta on Observation-Disclosures en-.
iimdinen oIasto, ionfa faliteltawaf-
II aiia on j6tettp, ilmoittonlt oil.
feusninisteri0lle, etta lafieboptus
tpalmistuit pastn ippsfuusla. @ous.
funtaeiitps poioaan idtt1d Ills mas
ta iptIpllG fofoutrlpille ipaltiopGi.
nille.
&ain liuoistaninen iobtln1 er-
nenfoiffea iiit1, ettG aipioliiton pur
tanlista foSfeipat iG1nnofIet oipat
iiinG m1drin manbentitneet, ettG ne
on mitG pifimHtin iaatalpa ltiliituif-
II. 2ainpalmistelufunta on nDosfin
bafpainnut, ettd aipioliittponmenoa
fosfeapat iGGnnofiet faipaamat tor
fistamista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06
4oitnsalilailet ilmailiiat tebneet
enIimGiien bDppGDfIen

&islabon. = Bortugalilainen me-
rilentofona> iofn lGbti 2isiabonista
torstai.aamlna NATHALIE 8roliliaan
laapui onnellilesti 2as Yalmosiin
Samaritan ioarille 7 ia puolen tltn-
hin lennon jGlfeen. Wtatfoa 2isIo-
bonista 2as Balmasiin on 710
mailia. 2as Yalmasista IG9tee len-
tofone tGn1Gn Gap 8eroen ioarille,
iobon on matfaa SIG MALTA. Gap
Ueroesid tunaan ooettanaan Bulb
tifuun 15 pGi,pGGn iaafta, -iolloin
on tGDoenfl11tn aifa. Matfan Gap
Beroestd Brazilian rannifolla ii.
iaitielpaan Sernanoo Norobanaan
ltsfotaan festGlpGn 18 tlintia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06
Gsnstajabnone alentannt armeijan
115,0O0

@osbineton. = @oustnjabnone
ellen ilman GGrestpsbuutoa bpnaf'
1pi aripiofomitean tefeman ebootpf-
fen emf tpnooen armeiion menoar'
tpiosta, jofa t1m1n ebootrifien nu-
fnnn hG6ttnp $2ss, 100000. Sen
n,lifoon trlee arnteiian miesllfii o.
Ientumann 115, 5,000:een ia upieeris-
to 1000 :een. I1ibin llifuibin Il.
f1ltpip6t Silippiinien ioorilla oleipat
1000 partiIotilasta, iotfa opat al'
fi,aIufasjouffoja. Sotaoeportement
II oil ebbottonut tlintltlpasti iiti'
rentSoo orrneijao, nlitta len eboo-
tas ei ioonut fannatusta.
Somona iltann fun eoitstojobito'
ne oil tGnGn pG1tofien tebnpt, pitt
fenraali 8ersbine, iofa on ormei'
Jon elifunnan pGGfliffo, erGdsIa IL
InilitioesIa plbeen, iosia ban onfa-
rasti oriposteli tebtpG pdatosta.
6dnen mielestGGn on mitd ltsfolle-
tiinta alentoa ormeija ipielG npfp-
oJsisia min pienefii fuin ie on o.
Iennettu len apuofii, ettd iooon ipt-
tpeSIG moa on ntitd olputtontimmos
70 tilasin. @ariinfin on uoromd'
forta ipGbentGG iotaipoimia ielloiiis'
to paifoista fltin Banamalta, Sa'
tpaiiIta ia Silippiineilta, ioisia moi
miIfoin tpnin jotofin lefpottonltiifiia
fattio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06
Nfnrbapritbs Miljnfoiuia iuastaan
8erlinisia

Berlin, = Glen tebtiin murba-
pritps profesiori Saul Wiliufoipia
tpostaan, fun bGn pitt pubetta t.
500 noitiemalle tpenGlaiielIe fiiuli.
jatunnafle, fertoen 9lmerifan.nlat-
fastaan ia ielittaen npfpistG euro.
pan tilannetta. <uliiofunnasta fat
Il entistG tpenGl1istd npieeria oienii
relpoltperinia bdntG fobti ia bttl,
babti: "Wie bdlnantnte tiaarin frto-
lentalle foston!" Weiliufotpin tafa-
no istittpa 8lqointir gsabilfom en-.
-,,Siti -be;ttsstss: -s,stssvaii,rffiii iu-rrur.-
Boaiien p1liit ntiitta iai tdnlGn
mafIaa Deneell16n iiIl6 an1ntlttltt
Iaifarflet oiitiipat bGneen. Miliufo.
min pstGpGt beti pnpGroilpGt banet
ia peitpGt bGnet iitplibuoneiiiin. 9.
leiion tesfrubesIn ipntpi pafofoitblt
ia moni loitffaartui pprfiesidan it-
los.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06
3ieltolain mastnstajat jGrjestD,uat
iuaalitpiniintaan

8aibington. = &ieltolafiDastai'
men yboistDS oloittaa i1lfiien po-
liittilen toimintania tanlan muooen
lpanlien pbtepbesid aiettamallo oi'
nafin fpntmenesiG paltiosia ipaali-
liStolle benfiloitG, iotfa tuleipat tor
nimaan fieltolain titmoamilefii. 0b
oiStptlen preiioentti, faptceni '8. s.
Stapton, ianoo, ettd npfpiiin 10 300,
900 benfiloG fitltluu pboistptleen.
SGiennafiu on pfii bollori ia iiten
iaaouilla maroilla leipitetGGn firinl-
liiliiltta fieltolafia lpastaan. llieita
buomottaipia benfiloitG flntlru liit-
toon fliten eiimerfifii Seem 0orfis-
ia Sincent glstor, &errrlit ia gCrcbi-
bulo Hooiebclt, Sap @oulb j. n. e.
Ielp OorfiS,a tuIlaon Carnegie Sal.
lisla pitGnGGn ililiria fofoiifiia brb
tifultn g p. ia tolifofuun 3 p.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06
9iilenfaiuajien latfD alfa=
nut 20 paltiOsla

9ifimaGrin 100000 biilenfailpa-
iaa lopetti tponl1 perjantai-iltana
pafottaatieen poimnan uloet polffa
iopinufiet, mifdli foilpantomiesten
liiton pGanloiaan iaapitneet tieoot
eri biilifentilti oiottoipat. 9offoutlt
neioen ioilfosia ilmoitetoan olefpnn
noin 100000 unioon fuulumua ia
IifimG1rin 100000 unioon fllullt.
xlatonta miestG.
.sSouffo biilentniipaiia SIlinoiiisia
ia mllilalla lopetti tponid 10 iltapGi-
uGlla periantaina ,pieoen tpofal,in-
ia mufanaan, ipaiffo loton of mod
rG Diralliiesti alton nasta fesfi.
Son aifana. 2iittoballitus ei ole pie
Ia pG1ttGnpt rpbtpG minfG1nloiiiin
toimenpiteiiiin, iill1 tilannetta ei pi
SetG friitilliienG.
Minoa paiffa, misia miebet iai-
tp1t tpobon, oil @entucfpsia, misIa
5000 unioon fiiulihpaa nliestG iGi
.btpnlGttG laffoIailiin, fosfn beioan
ispintufienia on poimasia ipielG pb-
ben ipuooen.
SaIlitiifien tiebonannot oIoitta-
tpat, ett1 fGiill6 on melfoiien iltltret
biilinorastot, ioioen artuoibaan tes'
tapan 81 paitpGfii ainafin ioillafin
alueilln.
@ripioioaan, ettG noin $4,000
raiitatielGistG jolttiiu pois tpostd
Yennlplponiasia biililofon tofia.