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The Washington herald., 1922-08-15
HARDING'S FEET
CALLED PERFECT

Lincoln once had his feet measured
for shoes by DR.. Peter Kahler. of
New York.
Sunday morning President Hard
ing had measurements taken by DR..
Peter Kahier. Sd. and the d.
mensions were noted in the same
volume as those Of President Lin
coin.
DR.. Kahler. q prominent ortho-
pedist declared that President Hard
ing's feet were musculariy and ana
tomically almost, perfect "a rare con-
.dition and one which is Indicative Of
a splendid heritage" Z
The Washington herald., 1922-08-15
VAN AND SCFIENCK APPEAR
AT HEAD OF KErTHS BILL
Diversified Vaudeville Array Offered Other
Amusement Attractions of the Week.

Gladys Ahern act. Their turn needs
some building up. although Miss
Gladys Is exquisitely pretty and
should smile more whether she likes
the audience or not. Good shooting,
white kid boots. purple plush
breeches and a jewel-studded rife
are the features of the McIntyres
act
The Washington herald., 1922-08-15

N my back, weak,
tired, nervous
feelings and Q
weak stomach. ]
had been this way
about . year and
was unable to
work or stand on
my feet for any
length of time.
my husbands
| aunt told me how
|much good Lydis
|E. Pinkham's &
The Washington herald., 1922-08-15
Pope Reported III.

ROME. Aug. 14.-Pepe Plus xI
has contrasted q cold. II was an
nounced here today, and daily walks
of the Pontiff in the Vatican gardens
have been suspended during the heat
The Washington herald., 1922-08-15
THE WEATHER

Fofscast for Today and Tsnensv.
For the District Of CoIumbia, Maryland
and Virginia, partly cloudy and modera tely
warm weather today and tomorrow; sentis
variable winds. Y
The Washington herald., 1922-08-15
WORKING GIRLS
LOOK HERE


St Louis, No. 81 had troubles that
II women are apt to have, with pains
The Washington herald., 1922-08-15

Guy W. Duty's funeral will take
place at 4 p m. tomorrow at his
residence. ILLS Prince street. Burial
will be in Bethel Cemetery. Mem
bers of James w. jackson Council.
Junior Order of United American
Mechanics. will attend.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-15

Fines amounting to $3.50 were
collected today in the Police Court.
Many were for violations of the
speed law and traffic rules.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-15

The new city council of five
members will elect a business
manager on Septe mber 1. They have
received a large number of appli-
cations for the position.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25

Everett Metcalf. third baseman,
Vernon North, shortstop, not to be
found better anywhere. McCarty.
second baseman. who has played
some classy bail with last years
Foresters' team. Myers, the new
first sacker handles himself like a
veteran Of the big leagues. Last.
but not least. the outneld consists
of Baran. Callahan and Moll a
combination Of hard hitters and
sure fly chasers. King, the peppery
backstop. is one of the mainstays
of the club.
This club is managed by Mr.. Nc
Clure. and Secretary Miller, Ed
Zolla, one of the best pitchers 10
be found on the Pacific coast in
days gone by Is coaching the team
which already shows marked i'm
provement.
A real base ball game IS assured
TO those fans who go to Chesterton
Sunday. Arrangements for trans
portation Is being completed and
Will be published in this paper la
ter in the week. Don't forget fans
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25

represent America, France and Eng
land though but one is from the
British Isles. France has three rep
resentatlves with all others being
American.
l have been in Indianapolis two
weeks watching the boys in their
practice work, helping them with
adviee now and then and generally
studying the conditions of the race.
AS a result it strikes me that the
strug gle this year will be the hard
est in the history of the track. The
qualification trials will throw much
additional light upon the race pros
poets. But l am predicting that
America will have another victory
to her credit when the race Is run.
With drivers like Ralph DePalma,
Tommy Milton. Jim Murphy, Ralph
milford, Roscoe Sarles, Cliff Durant,
Ira Vail. Leon Duray and other ex-
perienced pilots tooling American
cars which have been built espe-
cially for this track / am unable to
see a victory for the foreigners.
France has some fast cars and they
will be well handled by Jules Goux.
Eddie Hearne and Howdy Wilcox
but the boys with the American
cars should Guido them. Thousands
will see the trials which are almo Il
as interesting as the race Itself.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25
SPOR IS

went down to defeat at the hands of
whiting. the Harvey crowd insists
that they will trim Hammond next
Sunday as they are keen for an
other victory. which Will put them
back in undisputed possession OF
first place.
Manager Heimbach OF the Ham
mond club. however. is confident
that his charges will come through
and he has high hopes that they will
redeem themselves In nice fashion
after the terrible walloping they
got last Sunday. AS several roi-
lowers of the local team have ex-
pressed themselves since Sunday
awful exhibition. 1t probably was a
good thing for the Hammond club
to get bumped off like they did as
1t will make the players realize that
they haven't got a cinch and 1t is
not going to be wall1-away for
any team TO win the pennant in the
X Of c. Suburban league this sea-
son.
on Tuesday, May soth CDecora-
ton Day., the Hammond X. of C.s
will hook up with the fast club rep
resenting the Hammond Veterans OF
Foreign Wars and this game will
be played at the Harrison Park dia-
mond.
This is the first battle of the sea-
son in which two of the leading
local teams will get together and
as a result considerable interest Is
being aroused over the game by the
baseball loving public of the city
The Vets are made up OF several
we'll known players OF good repu-
tation, their lineup including such
stars as Red" North at shortstop.
McCarty on second. Hank Meyers
on first and Bud" Callahan in cen
terfeld. These last three men will
be remembered as the mainstays of
last years strong Forester team.
and according to reports they are
putting UP sterling game with
this new aggregation.
Zolla. who will do the heaving
for the Vets. Is one whale of a
pitcher as he demonstrated last Sun
day when he let the hard hitting
Lowell American Legion down with
only four hits and struck out ten
men. only to lose the game on
errors
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25

very moist-in fact 1t was SO moist
that there was a foot of water in
left field.
But to get back to the riot, Hard
er got the longest swat. three
Dagger Kuschel unbelted two two
baggers and a single. Martens.
Harder, Kalina and Reinert got two
hits each.
Both pitchers were whacked hard.
Berg yielding hits and Homeo 10
of them. Big Boy" Berg famed
ten and gave but two walks. Homeo
famed nine and gave free passes to
five.
The Pirates played bush-league
ball for Siaven made two errors.
Reinert, Harder. Lacombe one eavn,
and Young three glazing misplays.
In two starts the Pirate nine has
a perfect average. The game for
next Sunday will be announced
| later.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25
HAMMOND
WILL STAGE
ACOMEbACK
K. c. Team to Take on Harvey
Who Nearly Made Them
Lose Pennant
STANDING OF X. OF G. SUBURBAN
LEAGUE
Results Last sunday

Results Last sunday
Whiting. 8: Harvey, Z.
South Chicago, 10; Hammond. 2.
Games Next Sunday
Hammond at Harvey.
South Chicago at East Chicago.
Whiting VS.. Red Crowns exhibition
game).
Hammond viii try and stage a
comeback next Sunday when they
travel to Harvey to take on the
team that nearly beat them out of
the pennant last season. 1t was
this same aggregation that almost
upset the dope by handing Ham
mond lacing towards the latter
part of last years schedule after
Hammond had the championship
practically cinched.
Harvey claims they have a much
stronger club than last season and
apparently they play their best ball
at home as they defeated the strong
South Chicago club on their own lot
by the score OF 10 to just a week
ago last Sunday. Although they
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25
By LARRY GEORGE

Coming down the home stretch of
a tough training grind on the gall
lop. "Kerpie" Trimble of East Chi
cago looks like a sure shot winner.
He will enter the roped square in
the Columbia A. c. club rooms In
West Hammond tonight TO do bat
tie with Rocco Castle a Hammond
product, Both boys will scale at
lis pounds.
Trimble has been going through a
big league training schedule for the
past week for this fight. And his
condition now IS almost of razor
edge sharpness.
These boys met several months
ago out at the Columbia hall OF
Calumet. The decision then was a
draw. Ever since then. however,
Kewpie has had laundering to ex-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25
TR|MBL E'S PINNED FOR
A REAL TOUGH BAT TIE

| change wares with Castle again.
because the claims that he has
made some long and lengthy steps
into the deeper realms of his pro-
fession.
According to this dope their bout
tonight ought to shape up swell
Castle always puts UP pretty nice
article of lighting. and with Kew
pies eagerness and newly acquired
learning, the two ought TO become
real excited before the closing gong
clangs.
In fact. II would not surprise the
wise sharps who have heretofore
seen these two work to witness a
Knockout tonight in their clash.
A consultation of Kewpies horo-
scope reveals that he is in the hap
Ply throes of his fortunate week. II
sure looks like a dark shy for Cas-
ties admirers to gaze upon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25
AMERICAS BEST
IN PREP SPORTS
WAIT stage MEET

Final entries for the world
greatest prep interseholastic, to be
held tomorrow and Saturday at
the University of Chicago. bring the
totals for the track and field meet
to over 1000 men, representing $50
high schools of twenty-eight states.
This includes nineteen academies
which are sending teams ranging in
number from two to forty-six men.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25

Competition
Starts Today
BY BARNEY OLDFIELD
Worlds Master Driver. Written
Expressly for the Int irrational
News SerViCe

Expressly for the International
News Service.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, May 25.-
This afternoon racing drivers who
are to compete in the running of
the tenth annual international
sweepstakes here May 30. will be-
gin qualifying their cars to become
eligible to start In the big race,
which has a prize list aggre gating
100000. Each car must show
speed for consecutive miles OF more
than so miles per hour and intense
interest centers in the qualification
trials as positions result therefrom.
Officials in charge Of the race say
that twenty of the thirty-two driv-
ers entered will make efforts TO
qualify today, because first row po-
sitions will be given such drivers.
So far sufficient speed has been
shown in practice trials TO indicate
that every car entered will be able
to go the ten required miles a the
essential speed. The cars entered
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25

WILL Be THE
NEXT VICTIM

The Hammond Veterans, one of the
strongest clubs the county has pro-
duced this year, with the help of
Chuck Zolla. of Washington Uni
versity, who has been pitching Won
derful games so far this season. are
determined to bring home the bacon
Sunday from Chesterton. This club
boasts some real stars. such as
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25
PIRATES DEFEAT
WHITING TEAM

Here is one team that Whiting
did not beat, The Hammond Pirates
defeated the Peggy A. C. of Whit
ing Q to g. Errors at critical times
accounts for the score,
The diamond was gem. The
cows having been driven off the
field and bricks placed for bases,
the game started The outheld was
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25
BANDITS CAPTURED;
ONE is KILLED

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl
BRIDGEPORT. Conn. May III
Within an hour after the hold-up of
Sidney Tibbals, Connecticut Comp
any cashier, Of $4,000 pay roll mon
ey In this city this afternoon. three
bandits who committed the robbery
were captured and the stolen money
recovered. A fourth robber was
ki1iAd.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25

next year. And while he labors
toward that date another rookie
gardener is hogging the spotlight
in Frisco and about the coast
circuit. He is Gene Valla. Santa
Crux boy. He earned a e.auce
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25

nings. thus hating the Giants los
ing streak of five games and the
Reds winning streak of seven. Ban
crofts double, an infield out and
Groh's sacrifice fly produced the
winning run.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25

with the Seals by starring in the
outfeld and hitting at a .425
gait with San lose and HOLSTER
last year. Artist Hal Probasco.
who has been sojourning about
the coast gives his impression OF
Gene.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25
TAGGING THE BASES

last. Aided by the Indifferent
pitching OF Jimmy Ring, they drop
ped their fourth straight to the
Pirates yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25

Sam Rice's homer into the rigil'
field stands with Harris aboard ir
the seyentng ave the Senators q
TO edge over the Yanks in the
first game or the series, Walter
Johnson turning in the victory
Twice Babe Ruth camo to the plate
with bases filled an dfailed to de
liver.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25

With iris Speaker confined to his
rooms with a heavy cold. the In
dams squandered a ball game to the
Red Sox. slow thinking by the Indi-
an infield being a decided factor.
Rip" Collins was prof1igate with
passes. issuing seven in alb but was
effective at critical moments.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25

The Giants finally did it. Behind
the splendid hurting of Douglas
they beat the Reds to l. in ten in
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-06-09
aerennin ballitnfien cSuStaia ci
eSuSta enai NenaiGG.

WaIhington, feiaf. s b. Mal.
tiooeparten,entti on iImoittanut So
rig Boflnetieipille, ionfa afema @e-
iloidn labettilGanG on olIut fiis.
ta,rolaiiena fpibati,flen1 fen iGIfeeu
fun aerenltin ballitlls, iofa bal,ei
iDolitIi fufistni miiii lpaotta tafape-
rim ettd DbbDspullat Ell foueH1nliu
titnnlista bdnen ipoltlti,fIinon.
Samalla fertoo iulfaistiin mal-
tioIihteeri '9,g1e5ilt in rahastoiiD-
teeri Mellonin pdIilla p1ihbetltt fIr-
ieet ipDtostelt ipboosto, etta 8end-
JON IGbetnstDn rnboin oil pd1rirfap-
tettp. 0fr. MeIlon antoi pfiitpis.
fpbtaiieit le1itnfIen Iibetpston fu-
lltngeisto ia utairlttiin Iiind, etti ne
1877 ntilioolloa onllnrio, iotfd 2)b.
opsipoltoin ballitus oil lairtatllut
&erenlfin halfitlifielle, oil faptettr
pfiitomaon @endion bollitrfien OBJ
Iieatliponien ostanlileen ipopansloi-
noladoosten ntlifaiIeSti.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-06-09

160,00O:sta nrnantpilieIiasta iaa-
oorn rilneHilesti fannnftnnlnan 2ii-
ton nnoIitnisteluo liittpinall1 liitpn
Jiienefii. Mint ipoilnme ola nurmat.
ettd lDaalitaistelu moioaan iuorittaa
DoitolliieSti, iofa min ip1balla me-
netettiiu 1918 ia 1920.
geama entiiet fGrnppoilllt pipat
cutaneet noanipilieIil0iIle ieltDdn
tooist,ifien fiitG filitlfa Iltia ia moi
nlafas rubaipoIlau ipnr,,stu5 OF,
ia fifii he f6iittdfpdtfill, ettG al
ilnastaun iuointaffnalIa ia 1lirrillt-
fi.ifella i1riestolld moi tarIa tGrndn
mobtnfDar iDarustlifien fllfistaa.
&irn 100000 Minnelotml maon-
ipilieliidin fotia innbnon tiefdnlidlt
ie toirtlillta, iata &ellogg, 9relis ia
fongresiin1iehet oipdt harioitttnneet
rabaiDallan ltsfolliiina palipelijoina
min ie tlllee Inottoilraon NINA, ,,ipnn-
ban faartin" ebnstaiat toppiolle ia
fairianlDallan ippittoon.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-06-09

Basbinaton, feiaf. s b. - g)b-
opsiDaltoin fonlisfioaeeri Sitt on on.
tanltt Notwithstanding @eor.
aian lnnltion republifaanien fonlite.
on pirbeenicbt1iaa S. 6. G5ilfipiii
rnstaan, ioto inDtetadn frdftdpfien
horluttarniiesta Totaiiraffoin pbtep-
Sesia Muita tietojo iiitusta ei ole
arutettl,.
Iapoelliiler fataiiillls tperboo 10,
talirhfeii,ttuja ti,tfitpdn iinrrImtta.
satill'an toi1riintaa, iota portien iuiif
FOO on fninlittanatt fiullustcluio tar
fosti hIfittl;ien oiDien tnfnno. Gnii
ipilfoIla fiFitenfin usfotaon nfioioen
ieblttpiDdn tlnpeasii. Niiitniparaili-
fiisid, jotd iniirlautaflinto eniin rI).
TN f1itfImaun, on eblstDitD meIfoi-
iesti, ntifdH on ilnoitetta.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-06-09
aorttipaffa pelasii miebcu bengen.

0DbdidrtDen sSspasfbIasid tpiete-
tDisiG hdisia olcttiipat pnflfpI1Ioiist
tappeli.n rantafp[1IGisten tonsia
BDoffoanloIld er11n nuornfoiisr
8enipnien fiinppliun. TGIloin Sen.
ranen nett eIiin rrrauier-pi pistooliu
jo anpui iiIld pp1dfpldlGistd nuo-
ritfaista Eoiipo aaniaIaistd iuoraon
rintaan 2uoti oiui fuitenfin tos.
fusia oleiDamt forttipaffaon ia fuf.
jpttiioan len lapi oil Zen ipnilbti min
beifentDnbt, etta ie ppidbtDi ihocn
iBbanen fob6alIe teferndtta pobem-
Faa tDaurioto.
SoifDo aaafaIainen, jofo Ioa fit
tod forftipntfna pelnshffiestcon, on
lama mics, iofa faotii Mnnufien ret
felId, banoattiin HpDaidriDen ban.
tansmaaban nllitta ilmestDi Iitten
mime fetDGGri1 Mosfonosta Guo.
meen ia firjoitetiiin unoestann eld.
iDien firjoibin.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-06-09

fen,11,l- Goiieltap,iolen eIiin. Tong
resiinlies Dapis, iolla on iotafuin-
tin bppd reforoi Minneioton fonla:,
etliien fdsno!ta futiottl,nn, ei iacnit
puoluefoneiston iuoiitilsta uuoelleen
lpalitiemist1 tparten.
Drift emlne labett1iIi tdild inf
sfpn6 10 ieIloisto ,niestd fongres-
Jim, iotfa eblstonat Wfinneiotoa !?
fnipp Mi,rneloto 2eaber lopl.f1i.
Nohioislanli faipaa fipeasti eois-
tpsnlielfstu Iainlaabilltaa. Toilelta-
puolen me ipoilnne eldd ioterrfin bpe
min buolinatta iiit1, naiftapa ne
,,lif,afpat poiat", iotfo tufetpot mis-
iejd fonsresiinticbid etuia Ilipaa1nal-
ID, bilomaiiipatfin pettpneenia e1,ii
igfiun1.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-06-09

llIeat itiendiiistd ial.oIhe boistd
Min1eIotasia opat 10 illRpittnneet
| fotlnattaDonla 1ttaalaipil ieliGirl ID
tpolaisten eboofasta TIL @enrif
5bipsteooia sbopstpaltoiu ienaat-
torifii. Wiilneinen ttaist6 Iebbistd
on Neo Wingin 1aiIp GhgIs, ic-
f. ei ole rnilliMn tonahn gbteD-
besIa Nonpartiiml 2iitoE fonsio
Mainittll lebti firioittaa oliosta
| ieuranipoo:
Gailp gaele ei ,uallfii tfiitdacn
pnolueesta, in iitfa lpDss tDoiffa-
fin len nIeiiesti falitetaadils sfnn1atta-
man oerlofraafttsta polififfaa, la
| q enlint6drt orfaile iaaoo8ha Dlrs.
|0Ieionin (Gloquetista) GRttaminen
henofroattien fenaottorllt eb0offaafE
WtilueIotasta on iofo DfR faiffain
Observation-Disclosures tenipiggfn nli-
til oentofraattiner puollie - fosfaan
tebnnt tasid naltiosl ,insg lifte Ie
on ilslfea n1npntifanppa Hpnblifau-
MEN hDiDafii. tss
giitd bpfpdq lpoiii 3 NJ 4 eiDn
ffdf fiifdalt fus;Tijesifif ijsff III nssils feb6H
Wirneiotan ipnltiefle niiban 1lerof-
faiben politifoitiiimn fesf,rtbesIa
iotfa eoustanat lunrinta ia falifo-
nafDiiintii robo1nies ia politifoit-
| lilo rpbrnoa, eli ainoastaart faltIalli=
lesia merfitDfieslG paan faniai,,ipall-
lesid? Se on jos ME otaffniiinlnre
bane1l tulenon iDnlitltfii YDl1htpful
| ia aiatelfno tdtG pmasia nlielesIonre
Wntta IuonroHnestifann bdn Ell
moi tiifla malltllfii; ia narmastifann
| pflifddn niista, iotfn baret nirilitti-
mdt tuobou oientnail, eifpdt otafiu.
rect bonen t,lelDun nulitltfli. Wtlf
Iii be Iitten i11oiittitpat bdnta? Sob
tltifo ie iiito, ettd ne, iotfo len fetis
nat, Iasfitpot ettG 1Gf1egtoidt nm
ltdrtaipGt oIian ntabbottonutilben ia
id1nestltpdt aelIogg'io, Min petolli-
men fllin tlollainelt nrenetteID pn-
fin2 gpdInulo tobhistlnt tlohnn
Iuuntonn.
SGnld lett ei fon1lnia iitd tn,o-
iuetta, iofo ON Sbiplteaoin tafano,
rnl,tta foSfa mailman faifesfa pauf-
tGeit tontpp topnbflta &ellnaa'in ia
Shipsteo6in ,pG1iIId, min me enlrie
enTiltfdan arfaile feboittnesinnlne
frnnottamao,, Sbipitenbia enncn
fuin aeIloeg'ia, fosfa aellogg on
forporatiioonien ebitstuidffi tltnlsettl
pitfon aifoa, ianla1la fliin Sbip-
lteab on riittafpdsti tiiitnettu fa1tinn
e0ustaiafli Ioaoen Iabes 100000
aantd fitipern01rifii uiine noaleis-
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-06-09
Snomea tebbGdn tnnnetnfii
eStaliasia.

Suomi -filnlin eiitbfiestd @enitas
! Ia ON ldbetDsneltnos @eorg $,
glheslof, iofa ipastifGdn on paIon-
nut Seliinfiin, tobennilt, etta fir
mllla on ollut iltllretnltoilten me
nestDs. sSstdlian iultrimntm filnti-
pbtion u5ocieta 9lnonirra Gtefano
Bittull,gon" ilioiiollilelIa oipustuf-
leila iaatiin filntin eiittdnpinen jar-
iestetpfii. GiittainispnifafIi iaatiin
8en1lan bienoin eldipGinfllipain te-
atteri Orfeo. Hainatettiill $500
futinforttio, iotfn Idbettien apullo
joettiin faltpllngiIle, foSfa postilla
oil min palion tDotd, etta iiitd oliIi
mennDt forttien perille toi11littolrti-
Ieen nielta paiipiG. Gatofiinta tort
tia iatettiin 1anonpaIebtifoIon p0poi[-
lie, losta ne plan fatpiitpat Gimme
nleni tpield toinenftn forttiI1betps
tSenfin pDpbhstimat Iebtirtiehet no.
peasti. BGitudn fulnesia toillitet-
tim inntnan tolopn forttelo ibiel1
bori labetpstG Iiiddfin. Subtiflun
q pn1 olitpot foiffi $500 forttia
jaetltt.
Geatterin ebltstolla liebuiipot moi-
nittltna pdi!pand Stalion, 8enoipon
ia Suonfen Iiput. Seatterin eous-
talle oil i,lomnlaisten Iiluref1i hdn.
n1ostpfleffi Iii1fii fontennettn so
lniebiilen fnortin Iotilnsprfesteri ia
funinfoalliIen faartin fultitiapabti
8lo 215 paitpdlIi of teootteri tGpo-
tiDitit1 pleiioa. Orfesteri ioitti
Bprin marsiin. Dleii6 filnnteIi IL
til feiiooltaon aunfin fifmin i1l-
feen foiflliiput milffaat inoIionoioi.
tltfiet Sainipalfon prelioettia eiit-
tonnt f1iipa ndaoittiil1 nGptettd,p1fli
toistalniieen Standardization oil
'nopnnut ipield enentnlGn tpafea
Sdrnan tpuofii of flo 1890 Italia
anettaipn folnos n1ptos niitG mar
ten iotfa eitndt olleet eoelliiiIIG fer
roflla n1nhtlineet teatferiin
SeuraafDana pdiipd1lG tuli tlllpi-
malta fiitosfirieitd ia fortteio. Ga
nomalebtien faufiinnot olitpot innos.
tiEneita. Stint eIitett1neen fauttl
esStalinn.
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