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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-14
SECRETARY BRIEFLY HAS
CHARGE OF CHURCH MUSIC

Boys Secretary Brierley of the "Y'
hereafter will have charge OF the mus
ical programs at the Sunday and spe-
ciaI day services at both the Gadsden
street Methodist church and the
church at the Naval Air Station. The
morning services at the station church
begin at $50 o'clock, and this gives
Prof. Briefly ample time to arrive al
the church III the city before the serv-
ices begin.
Both Prof Briefly and his wife, who
has a class at the First Methodist
church, are thoroughly competent of
training the choirs, having completed
a course at the Chicago School of
Music where the latest methods of
choir training and solo work are
taught, and the congregations OF the
churches named above are fortunate
to secure their services.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-14
FOREIGN WAR VETS
INSTALL OFFICERS
William Touart Post Holds Well At.
tended Meeting in Chamber
of Commerce Rooms.

William Touart Post No. 7os Vet
Grams OF Foreign Wars, held vel at
tended meeting in the Chamber OF
Commerce assembly rooms last Gight
at which time full corps of officers
Tor the ensuing year Were installed
and assumed their respective duties.
Several of the retiring officers Of the
organization spoke briefly upon the
work that was accomplished during
the year 1921 in the local post and in
the organization as a whole. Definite
plans for charging the activities OF
the post and for increasing the mem
bership We're submitted by the diff
ferent members and received enthus-
iastically everyone present.
After the officers for 1922 had been
installed by Post Adiutant r. B. Mil
Ter and each had accepted by imme-
diately taking up their duties, the en-
tire membership present retired to
the Blue Room at Iiughey's cafe where
they enjoyed a sumptuous banquet
that had been prepared beforehand.
Needless to say that during the feast
each member arose when called upon
and had a few words to say. dealing
not only of the benefits derived from
being member of the organization,
and making known their intentions of
making 1922 q big year in veteran cir
cies, but adding to the pleasantness
Of the occasion by relating some of
their experiences in different parts "
the world
A feature of this story telling was
given by Sgt. Jack Schwendigt r. in
his usual style, about some of the
stupendous fishing excursions which
he and other members of the organiza-
tion had engaged in. Jack evidently
is good fisherman, and is equally
as copious in stories about his num-
erous expeditions. Chaplain Edward
Bergman also added much to the
merriment of the occasion by his man
ner Of delivery and the sentiments
which he expressed in regard to the
future activities of the. local post.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars in
cludes in its membership only men who
have actually engaged in some battle
outside the boundaries of the United
States. It's membership includes men
who have seen service not only in the
World War, but In the Philippines,
the Mexican expedition. the Spanish
American affair, and numerous other
foreign contests.
The officers installed at last nights
meeting are as follows: II. w. Mar
riner. commander; Ralph A. Jury,
senior wice-commander. J. w. Bur-
nette, junior vice commander; C. G..
Holmes, quartermaster; Robert B..
Miner. adiutant; Edward Bergman,
A. Betmarik, officer OF the
day; John o. Thomas, sentinel; John
w. Battle. post historian; G. RI. afetz
patriotic instructor; Capt. A c. Stat
ten, past commander.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-14
FIRE TRUCKS ARE CALLED
THREE TINES YESTERDAY

Yesterday morning about $40
o'clock trucks from the central fire
station were called out TO Little Bayou
to assist in extinguishing a blaze al
the Weiss atterson companys newly
constructed office, and warehouse
nearby. 1t seems that the fire started
from a defective fue. but the damag
was only slight.
At Gas o'clock call was turned In
from 800 East Cervantes street The
house is owned by the Watson Agency
and IS occupied BY John Payne. Slight
damage to the roof
At 5:56 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
the roof OF house at s25 East Gov
eminent street was slightly damaged
The building IS owned by the Fisher
Rental Agency, and was occupied By
r. r. Cook.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-14
YOUNG MAN RECOVERING
AT PENSACOLA HOSPITAL

Friends of Brady Nell, who was
burned by live wire at the Pensa-
cola Electric company's power plant
last week Will be glad TO learn that he
is speedily recovering from his in
turies at the Pensacola hospital Mr..
Nell holds a position as first assistant
engineer at the local electric plant and
was working on the switchboard when
he came In contact with an uncovered
wire sustaining serious barns, later
being carried to the hospital where
medical attention was administered.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-14
MAN ARRESTED FOR
BEATING UP NEGRO

Clifford Owens, white, was lodged in
the county jail yesterday by Deputies
Rogers and Black on a charge of ag-
gravated assault. Owens is a resident
Of the Roberts community and is ac-
cused of beating up an old negro man
BY the name of Lewis Davis out there.
The warrant for his arrest was issued
by Judge Bellinger. He was later re-
leased on an appearance bond.
, 1922-10-05

shown in the Illustration. Then he
began to blow through the other end
OF the spool. releasing h cardboard.
why. II sticks- should think 1t
would blow away cried Ted.
THE air radiates from The pin and
, 1922-10-05

pound for seven
years and l cannot
tell you the good
it has done me. It
is good for young
and old and / al
ways keepa bottle
of It in the house,
for l am at that
time of life when
it calls for Lydia
e. h
help. My husband
, 1922-10-05

Trio do some amazing stunts in ,he
way OF balancing. lifting. and jaw
acts. Abdiz himself has Jaws OF steel
hat can hold IN the air a table with
n woman on L and not seem to be ex-
ertinE himself In h least
Freddie Walker brought Broadway
to Casper iasS night in his singing and
general chatter. Walker presents HIS
part with the ease Of an experienced
comedian and he has his audience
rearing before they are expecting to.
Three singers and comedians az I'M
usual merit are the members o. the
koie Comedy Trio. The jokes tracked
~ the male member 81 this trio get
away with more laughs than n hand.
full. They're not bnnd new. but
they're done up n brand new pack
age which makes up for n differ
ence.
Buck dancing did things that It was
never able to DO before when King and
Hackiey tool charge OF it. These col.
oree gentlemen get some difficult
movements Int their work and have
1 lot OF fun wiiN7rt extra expense.
South OF suvs." featuring Mary
Miles Minter. is an ~enthrailing photo.
play thai goes with the bill.
, 1922-10-05

makes a vacuum aroun the edges Of
the hole. md so the ard sticks" the
young man explained. He partly filled
n water glass with water. placed a
cardboard I've the top-turned 1t up
side down and the card and water re
mained-it was another example of
the
Here's an interesting vacuum trick.
the young man said. placing a board
NJ shown in the drawing and covering
It with paper so that the paper fitted
closely down around IT. Then he
struck the board a sharp blow at the
end-but instead of flying off. 1t stuck
right there. The paper had mad a
cut and held II. 1t Is a good sur
prise trick. Try It with your friends
some day. F'riday-"A Telephone
OUTFIT
Tomerrow-Mer1y Markings.
Copyright. 1922. by George Matthew
Adams.
, 1922-10-05
a
{ADVfNTURF TRA[5
Mp.ESMz1S51, SIGEsMss sg2ZGnE. a gssStI

(Say, Brother Adventures. II there
are any camp or woodcraft stunts you
want TO know about-Rsk mel II you
know OF any that will help the other
fellows-tell me! Address me In care
OF the editor OF this paper-L- A b.
ITS n good thing you went TO the
nearest farm house n ~telephoned my
relatives that 1 am SAFE commended
young Mr.. Harris. 'or they would
surely believe me dead by now"
1t was the third day Of pouring rain
after Ted and his cousin Ned had dis
covered the chap with a sprained an
kle and brought him to their camp.
Although he could get about with
aome crutches. made from hickory
limbs, It was not safe for him to start
forth on a ten-miie hike in such wealth
err.
1T It rains much more ] can swim
back and won't lave to step on my
ankle" he declared.
The cousins had Just returned with
some fish for dinner. although the
young man had told them they should
not venture out in such a rain. But
when he saw that they simply put on
their bathing trunks and went out In
their boat, he laughed at his wi lack
of wisdom.
As they were dress'ng the fish the
young man called Ned. There's a
leach on your leg" he said, and Ned
started TO pull 1T off, but it stuck and
stuck.
Those fellows know all about vacu-
ums.' laughed the young man.
81 don't know what they know about
vncuums." Frinned Ned, but they
know how to cling on"
The young man inserted a silver Of
wood under one end Of the ieeci;- lift
cd II, and he came off as easily as
anything. "Just loosen a tiny edge OF
a vacuum and there isn't n more
vacuum" he explained. Doctors
used to pay us ten cents a dozen for
leeches when I was n youngster,' be
added.
But the thing that interested Tea
more was what he a said about
Both animal and vegetable life use
h vacuum "A the young man.
Tell us about it?'' demanded Ted,
always eager TO learn something new.
Files and other Insects that walk
upside down. simply have vacuums on
their feet. Circus men invented rub
her pads for their feet and walk up
Ode down IN the shows. They got the
idea from the flies. And in vegetable
life many plants cling by means OF a
Look at the tiny ivy tentrils
cIinEing to smooth surfaces-there is
no sticky substance on them;-they
s'Zply grow little vacuum cups, too
small to see with the naked eye, and
thus they cling"
Ted could have listened all day to
this. The young man took a spool, a
bit OF smooth cardboard and a pin. He
pushed the pin through the cardboard
and placed 1t against the end Of the
spool. the pin in the spool hole as
, 1922-10-05
AlLING WOMEN
OF MIDDLE AGE
Mrs. Linton Tells How Helpful
Lydia E.Pinkhem's Vegetable
Compound is at This Period

Denver, Colorado.-.T have taken
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
, 1922-10-05

And Pains from Sorns ana bunlorsi
Without Soaking, Powders. Pias-'
ters, Etc, After Suffering hide
scribable Foot Misery for 20 Years.
Prof. r. T. MciItyre, well known
world tourist and lecturer, says; For
years | wal compelled to c shoes
two Hises too large, TO be able TO walk
with any comfort at all. ] tried soaking
my feet in medicated baths powders.
p~lasters and foot-treatments galore. but
the Burning c~allouses and sorcnes re-
fused to 70, while the pains from corns
and bunions continued to torture both
mind and body. which upset my entire
nervous system. One day, very FORUM
ately, | met a lady from Egypt Who give
me a little box OF Gypsy Foot Relief.
which she said was q secret from the
desert. Ater using II a short time,
the awful burning stopped, the cal
louses came off In chunks, leaving the
skin of my feet clean and smooth,
while tho palma from coras and bunions
seemed to disappear al II by magic
From that time. l said a joyful good
bye to over go years of i~ndescrib-
able foot misery. ! would not take a
hundred thousand dollars to again go
through thoee years ofagopy. Nov ! feel
liketelling every footsufferertogeta box
Of the wonderful Gypsy Foot Relief
Note.-Gypsy Foot Relief. referred
to by Mr.. McIntyre- may be applied In
a minute. without fuss or bother. Sure,
quick retiefcomes three minutes later. or
the makers give back the small amount
you pay
II is old in this city by w. j. Craw
ford. Kimball Drug Co. Smith-Turn
Drug Co. and Tripeny Co.-Adv
, 1922-10-05

The arr OF die-sinking was practiced
In Greece by Byrgoteies IN 335 b. c.
, 1922-10-05

the papers and said You have taken
everything you can think of, now l
want you to take Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound So l let him
get it, and / soon felt better anfhe
told me 4 want you tn take about six
bottles So l did and l keep house
and do all my own work and work out
by the day and feel fine now. i tell
every m about the Vegetable Com
pound, for so many of my friends
thought Iwouldnot get well. "-Mrs.
r. ]. LINTON, 1850 West 33d Avenue,
Denver, Colorado.
Afterreadinglette like It's shove,
and we are constantly publishing
them, why should any woman hesitate
to take ! lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound if she is in need of
help? 1t brings relief where other
medicines fail
, 1922-10-05
DON'T SQUEEZE BLACK
IHEADS-DISS0LVE THEM

heads make the pores large and
cause irritation - then. too, after
they have become hard you cannot
got all of them out. Blackheads are
caused by accumulations OF dust and
dirt and secretions from the kin
n there Is only one safe and sure
way and one hat never fails to get
rid of them-a simple way, too
that is to dissolve them Just get
from any drug store about two
a little on a hst, wet sponge-rub
over the blackheads briskiy for a
few Seconds-wash on and you'll be
hea has disappeared. and the skin
will be left soft and the pores II
their natural condition anyone
troubled with these unsightly blem-
ishes should try this simple method.
, 1922-10-05
'HOOUer Is Unable
To Speak Before
Bankers Meeting

NEW YORK. oct. 5-Herbert Hoo.
yer, secretary OF commerce. who Was
TO have addressed the annual conven-
ton Of the American Bankers asso.
cation today, was unable TO do 50 on
OF illness. il was announced
BY President r NfcAdams.
Friends Of Mr. Hoover At the con.
veatiOn said they understood that he
suffered with a severe toothacbe all
night n his physicians had advised
him to remain IN bed today.
MIR. Hoover is stopping at tho home
Of George Barr Baker. an old friend.
IN Park ayenuc.
, 1922-10-05
Water in
Pennsylvania Is
Held Critical

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Oct. 5.-west
ern Pennsylvania drought entered
IS gath day and authorities expressed
alarm today as TO IA reserve water
supply was rapidly diminishing. River
transportation has been practical.
paralyzed md farmers reported s.
we're damage to crops.
, 1922-10-05
Impeachment of
Judge Is Asked
By Labor Men

DIES MONIES. Iowa oct s.-De
ciar.ng mat the purse or Attorney
General D~augherty and Federal Judge
Wiikerson with regard 10 The r~c@rt
Injunction granted against the rail-
road shop crafts was INSCRIPTIONS
and will bring about d~isrespect for the
judicial department OF the country.
the n~on-partisan political campaign
committee OF the trade and labor as
sembly here has drsffel F~csnaulssas
requesting the impeachment Of both.
, 1922-10-05
How | Got Rid
of Burning Feet

And Pains from eorns and Buniors
Without Soaking, Powders. Pias-
ters, Etc, After Suffering indie
soibable Foot Misery for 20 Years.
, 1922-10-05
AIR
TRIP DELAYED
BY HEAVY FOG

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Oct. s.-Because
OF heavy foEs prevailing In the noun
tain districts beyond TemeculR early
today. Lieutenants John a MacReady
and Oakley Kelly abandoned their
proposed non stop san Diego to New
York city flight ia the big army mo.
noplane IT, and. returning to this
city. announced that they would try
for a row endurance record.
, 1922-10-05
GAMPHOR AND HYDRAsTIS
FINE FOR SORE EYES

II is surprising how QUICK eye in
Illumination Is helped by eamphor. hyd
rast'-. witchha1el. etc. as mixed in
tavoptik eve wash. Inc lady whose
eyes were weak and watery for three
ears was helped AT ONCE. Another
case of red. inflnmed eyes was also
benefited. One small bottle ~L.avoptik
usually helps ANY CASE sore. weak
r inflamed eyes. Aluminium eye cup
FREE. Casper Pharmacy.-AdV.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-12
Gnglanti basee ,Danbaa ,uelsaa
NhbDsmallntlta.

Mnlbinatou. - .llr=9ritannla
on eIittanpt tpuooeI 1910 lopimuf-
fen stllHaon gaupbostetrlle lapIptl-
otfel,bele pnat!u.,nlesr, etti Dbogs-
paItain on utaEiettatpa 10 pslptta
mo,,EM peIto, iota a;lWshesloat
no,,l,. 3 mtIjoptlaau ooIlariiu, Neso
Dorfiu .paltip or gnqlnnl.in baslls
susien ultlfaon sagnan lssnlntan !pel-
.uo Gap,isa Is,tiaaueille ia len lllot|I
npaiuit,t.r nation or notlettalua
S2,4OO nla.nitl,lIle iatlaalle1lIs
gsl5;sraaul1ttomGdn uifaan laGEsa.
AHaissiitu lgiiQan.pelno n 1905 ll,o-
uutti .uaalllo yiep lorfiu toaltlolle
Maiaio mostapaIuelufIeflI tistd i.
toutssi trnaflmuaou beiTnolle tai len
pcrylliiiIle S2.400 ussooesIa iial'-
saiiffssiiIesta iianfaitfiieen.
ytetn Worfin uoltio t1titetltl1s InDt
itiS, etta Goupga intiaan.t mnooes
1912 |ooasia p4tniwat englal1tilai
Yitn ia maItio laffalrtti tostti fqpsti
nuo];flsul,,tac lsaadiautiIen ella oil
it'd iiitd !1btieg fl,orsttonnf. Goca!
poatnitpa tebopaja ralha'sfsp'trsNI
'esIa fuiter,firs iaabetdar,, ettii gng
lannir GIiAtoIaiiet eipat snenettanee
Eulitisan oiye,afiistaun tonsan 'ooa'
ltdb6es. ,2~ab1n fopinluflen fnhtaa1
noiatea gngIenti tDelfoo npt tat;
i,,nmaa GaunagoiIle, joloen lalfe
Iatiisto oia 1il,lt tana arfana Galta
hos}a.
/ 5opiuto~piteuteen, iofa oilaa fa
iitt,lee, t.lulsu Nansfan labetpSto
'ilainupiIlinen neaaDouantaia, 0enr
braneot, Canobdn entinen 9lttlioua
ri cir gbarles 1it5pnrsd II vi
, busuaIariu np1ltic,piroston lafi'1la
: gbanSlcr 3. aluberlon.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-12
Ml;uueIctan tpurinerpiutaa fsiiittlt
M;ujfeu6esia.

Mal1ington, io,tl,tt. 7 p. -
Minneictat tont,imeroitltlsla ioto
OH plioite1loen fGiite!tdtpaRd, elltet.
tim tirlsaiia, loppnnaitteet. aaiiuos-
pIaiot pritsstiapdHt inoaa Winnelotou
lasnlntiiiufuntarn bpGtipna1 fN.
pa,tomlrnEain uerottanlisLain H.
listetifii per1sstusGahmo ostaiieffi Il
o,pat be tIittGneet tncinaffaitd mott
teita ,ndfofo,toi oienm sniulestu. B6l
sion Icfin1iebet omnt puolestadr
olottunect, eta ulnirtitlal I1in pitail
olesrtor tdpoeIilesti Derushuslaii
utMaiicu. Mditelpd pspat tisonta
tit ie,rronnee4 i,r,srelln mieleaf!i'lnoI
Ia. WhIloin taSatos tuLlnail ol'to
u1aays, or ipicId tietaIsatonid.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-12
<aistsli iaAeR fansIa.

Wutnaiilo Noognan tssttert5Id
Iuoritettuia slabiaattoritaistelnia
muistlttatM fanrppaills topehtai
gIoub Dapsia. Sort Mi!lta1nin ID
bella, tin erls 5. 8. 1rtpp.uinliler
for.nori toapertenfa gUptgffestd rpl'
tpi paljain fiilin taistelea,oan r'au'
toibin tarttl,raen iubeu fat,sla. aat.
islijot ian,,ittpnei,sa teraasltpltnal
p!iriin u,ieben ia pebon Nttpartllt
ndbbGfieer uiten poimaia .toetntles
ia lopulto titpili. Artoilen1atte
grtpp toto pai1lollaan beittaptpi bu
tar p1ai!e ia woimaHaolla oHeell:
tMtui len fltrffultn Min tiutnsfi
etto illoen bersitps fotonann 'al
paantui. 8lntta r1iebeenfin oil pli
irr5,miuiuen ponstistus min herpat
iepasti paifutta,rist, ettd tdn tats
teIun padtpttpd poirtaatontaHa pol
pui tappol,sonfa peoon paa[le,
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-12
SnIttaanilta iai 80 waimua.

&on5ta!ltinopoli. - Nafet EaIDa,
Furftn sanIo!liieu buIIituflcn ter
rnaliflauernoori sion5hlntinopoiI5in,
foettao Ioptoa niebiii 150 naiie!!e,
iotfa lulttaoni pGe.esioan iotti taa'
'yelnii1lio aouitanftnopolIsia. Nais-
ten it'd 1p.llltelce 17-36 tpnoteel.
aaifFi pmot pmtteeSIo Seaniolliue.
baLIitl'3 on ontungs BELLE apu3ai5-
ta jefts eldttanNt noin iataa iuIttaQs
nin hQcyeluIin tl,laIt,nlttto fuobIIosta
ia rnlu,i.l paIneItiao.
s5corerr:1 rpaiiet, iotfa pGiietpat
llainiTiat, ioatpat laasii &2nltantino-
poliiil. Qflnlt farfoitctaon totcIbiu-
ia iiItin,an5an. llieinnof uaiiista
fl,lA!alpat o!emon "bar,olu0iie1l lule.
hSattttatlpid L "
"Gi nat1iIi pleipaa ipaiteota Iop-
til lniebia naII[e noiitlIe", ianci Z
r;ia paLqtlin mirtaiIiia fesfu3telle&s
foam 1loisten nientasta. "$eiout on
ipalittu fouuaute1lia, nl,orl'aten|o ia
IluartoIonIu tafla. lliein1irG hetstd
oIitpat 11naoflll1tieu ftlpernoorlei'
labipia ilAitsanilLe. Seilld on tper
rottorusr hieno gboulpari. s1'nlnlot
IiIgnat ia p;+fat fostarianrltsfe1t TT
tat. Seaifti bylpi.! a8fornolllila
l,sfoIIiIlo ia gelIia
| Wirfoiliia IiIaii etti nai'ef ton-
tDr,it northumberland eIarltooN i
etti mics, ipta lfioittao roNon'a fa
lIol1oen Ioittosniieer BELLE, FAC raho1l.
ia tafoiiin, JOS fatioo tarpeellTIetl
1afea aiuioeron.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-12
.$uurl ko.operatlI-
vineti vl|janvalI.
'tysIilke perustettM

MinueapoIis, Winn., iol.lut. II
p. - Maoiful1n i,nsria tpilianlappr-
sitoiHsisto per.stettlit ti1IIii mime
periantailta. sunli life tlllee fiiiIt-
geIelr.G6n 10o,0oo,000 b,tsDelia nil
iea enii,nii;ie1la liifelpatpteuaan. aii-
Il perisstettiin f.nlben fo-opcraiiitvi-
fen phoistpflen fssfin1iiesld foto-
,sflesia. W0snG liiffeet tollnilpa1
tDn,nenssId tpaltiosio. lluosn lar.
iest5n mimi or 4gneyieau 8beai
@roners MsIoeiatiou. lluben lit
teen puolpftteeri t,lIae iIioitettatpaf
II iofo Min,la.apoltliiu toi 0anias
Grppa. WortEylpest Mbeut Groreri
jorieston iobtoFlulta OH ,uaaraslup
lriffee,l nleiien 1rlG'lagerin pDrfin.oa,
iaiesefit %AlIlltbiH Hmlppafanlarisia
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-12
5altoiii lasfea iunrtsu taIpjen nc.
rptasraiea 30 prpfcntista
% proisntti!u,

MlbIngton. - 9oNgrcSiille eIlt-
tanlisI01n tulsoiifertonuitiesia eboot-
ii rabastoIibteeri WelIoa iltsrter III
loien plitperoieu HtoIilHsIrnion las
tcnista so prolentista % prolcut-
tin ia niioen tafoteittelI ln.tenlista,
nifllt le on ulnboolIIsta, ioi0ell
talttta lpoiboan tualttda jl tiertdii
feberaIisten 1peroierl mafiansinen.
Wtitson npfni5ten meroLafien D!ei-
ie1upGd 1arfistaHristn ei W}r Me.Iol
efpoottanilt eifu liioin nlitoun nulyn
tperoia ia i!,aoiii bin toi,poIuufie,t,
etto euIi amlpben ipnjous tuoitaili!11
taWto6 tafaspcrTen foutontiieIa io
ioiflsta lGbteistii toitlstpiIln tllloiila
Wobastoiitteert tiebotti fonores
file, ettd jos Dritetrdilii,l ainoay
taas, ilGfea ne alIot, ioioen falttc
DallituflcIle flllLltmiel iperoieH Ilo-
ritus rndltetui1t, ei tdusii oliIi tpllIt-
Il, fpsfa nyfpiIet gliDerot 9'ettapu1
"llulret tpero,u,loflaiat min rasfaas
paiuostlsf'er oloilefii", etta lusiie
pnfotsib;. tlrltaiiiin lopt0a1don S9dl
lilnii, ett1 Forfeit tueroteatat "t.as
illwea bydpin tsottorTIlta", lpaan ct
| I'd ne fdpluGt Iiiadntglpa5ii n.idrii5
| ia tebottotnafli ia tlottolpat pba Da
beln,r,ar ia tp1bemnan tulois tx
1lofin tpasonna.
| Ei;ruan T1feen Iailiuis Scr. Vsel
Ion annirnests tongres| lille, etta att
| oil +Hlllt fotioa toliallotta laoroa1
Eiilu.iiu ia forlothtpa nDfpilia tpal
litietpot feirptefntnt olot, lotfo ei
Ilpat ols erit1t1i,l terueaIiiIiG lit
feeiliIelta ia teoIltilubetliielta no
fotaunnIta ia jetfa ianloAa fcrto'
sbeifoptctpat baIlitt,Hie1 rabs-alioltQ
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-12
2pyiplebm;ea bsitsminex tsiueIla-

2enntat lupiatDGi eitentn,dn feIdld
fl,in tGlsuelIc, fiud Iinoin ouat olo-
jlhteet purenrutet, rtnita fsioolo'ab.
|teita moi nsaanmilieliii hanffia sar-
ialIee,e tuIpelIafin, Jos bdn halnaa
lnoba eaemnart t.sotteito, il,noiitaa
g. M. 9enIon, Mi,tnelotan n,oanniI-
iegpsopiston moitotalauoen opettaia'
Sss;alafptrld meii d, aiua buoRo lpp'
{diuiue IebrgiHe Ia iiis iuon.atuei|
! pitdiii ainn lan,u,ittda iiiben ostee'
(ieer, iog|a Ieber,an itorrapeit tnpaI
Ilifesti OF teldlM.
| Soto Iebn,dn ehesia talipelfa pi
|taiIi DLla bcrffo fiauii,,oIna eli r,t,t
Iosfa iofa pdiipii pitdiii ,paban 'no
i Saa ipoottaddd, iifId fe oDustaa r,tna'
|fuIotasta ia tdta aqua lehnd tor
.ituttfee talpelln, iiIld t,tiuot heind
otrat fotpenr1tat fl,laatan fuin bet
med ruobo feldIld. E,pettnia 8nn
ton uspos t,e1ltroo, eftd i,a,rin ia loi
loruofno t1slee ip6ttGd MIN pali
.If1,fn Iebn,6 tDoipi sfitd ,inood. @GH
ltaptHd rlioBon tilnn.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-12
Supmelaiuen faol!at tapatnrmai.
Issti.

Gson,ahl Wich. syobn q.
Non1mlle,l. &c iDlGotits il,on,olaine1i
netiatDollinen, iolttli sHaa1,antaina
tapntarInotier f,sp1ersan ubriffi Gle
belogo~gItffs Sron Com tl,tfitd.n-
pdlI6 Mattoian IatrIl0. 9dren pia-
b3nId oil buhou1nt offa. iofa oi-
ne,dti flsoIettupat paalu.ul u..lrtll'
man. Sfnonenef, oil ollut nsai,sltlu
'pbti5s pnlipelutiesia niineliet fo1'
beflon t1,lsptta.
Noiuoialta jai tabdn ,naahan fas
III neljea ia flor, ioista Gnll eil,l
Chen Su,actionisla ia Oscar @spin
nisla, ia iinr Mrs. Sho Rorffi!t
gben sSuaetionisfa. SaolIleen i'ii pt
II nell ia feline lifarta.