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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-10-20
GIRL STUNT FLYER KILLED
Dangling by Rope, She Is Dashed to
Death After Pilot Tries to
Save Her.

Cleveland, Tenn, Oct. 14.-Dangling
in mid-air, unable to climb back to the
airplane and afraid to trust to a drop
into lake below, Miss Eva Moss,
Chattanooga stunt flyer, was fatally
crushed when the aviator was forced
to descend.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-10-20
FASCIST INVADE SUSHAK
South Savs MoboIizine and 1t Is Re.
ported That a Clash Will
Follow.

London, Oct. IA dispatch from
Belgrade to the London Daily News
saws the Fascist have invaded SUI
shak. The South Slavs are mobilizing
and it is reported that there Is likely
to be bloodshed. The government at
Belgrade is taking drastic steps to
prevent a clash.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-10-20
STANDARD OIL STOCKS UP
Announcement Of Dividend Sends Sc
curites to 233 In New
York Market.

New York, Oct. 11.-Shares OF the
companies in the Standard Oil group
are estimated to have appreciated by
nearly $1,O0O0O0.O00 during the last
week as a result of the announcement
of proposed stock dividends by two
companies and rumors Of similar nc
ton by several others.
Shares Of the Standard Oil Com
pany of New Jersey at Tuesdays
closing price of 233 show an increase
of $3.50, 100000.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-10-20
LEGION ASKS s1O,OO0,o00
Money Wanted to Equip Hospitals
Now Being Observation-Disclosures
Rips Into Congress.

New Orleans Oct, 16.-Request for
a S1O,OOO,OOO approx iation to equip
hospitals now being constructed and
to build additional hospitals for neuro-
psycnlatric patients is contained in the
report of the American LegiOn's COM
mission for rehabilitation.
The report criticizes the government
achievements to date in caustic lam
guage.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-10-20
DIABETES CURE IS CLAIMED
Psychologists at the University Of
Toronto Discover Serum-An
"Absolute Cure"

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 13.-After
years Of investigation and research,
In which time medical science was at
standstill to discover some remedy
for the successful treatment Of dia-
betes, psychologists at the University
Of Toronto have prepared serum
which is pronounced an absolute cure
for the disease"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-10-20
CHINA TO GET KIAocHoW
Japan Has Decided to Restore Lease
hold of Important Concession
Taken From Germany.

1 Using Tao, Shantung. Oct. 11.-Ja-
nan has decided to restore the lease
hold of Kiaochow to China on Deem
Der .. Japanese troops will withdraw,
civil and military authority in the
Kiaochow district will be har led over
to Chiln,. and the Chinese flag will be
Ihoisted for the first time since Ger
many acquired the territory I'm 1898.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-10-20
JOHN D., JR., GETS 81 MILLION
His 1870 Shares Of Standard Oil Rose
in Value From SIPS to
S245.

New York, Oct. 13.-John D. Rookie
Teller, Jr., is not going to lack pin
money. He is $52,OOO,OOO richer as the
result of the 400 per cent stock divi-
dend Of the Standard Oil Company OF
New Jersey.
Rockefeller was credited with own
ing 3S,97O shares of common stock.
Last year this stock sold at 1925 q
share. The shares rose in value to
$245.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-10-20
MUST HUSH UP THEIR WIVES
Men Working for Uncle Sam Must
MuzzIe Spouses Until After
Election.

Washington. Oct. 13.-f You are a
man who works for Uncle Sam. muz-
zle your wife until after November z.
If YOU are a woman, do likewise with
husband.
This Is a warning from the United
States civil service commission to gov
eminent employees to watch their
step as to political activities.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-10-20
IMMUNE TO LIQUOR RULING
New York Federal Judge Hand Grants
Second Injunction Against Mo-
iestinG Alcoholic Stores.

New Yock, Oct, 14.-Federal prohi-
bition enforcement agents were re-
strained from molesting liquor on
board vessels of the British-owned
White Star line and the American
owned United American line by the
terms Of a temporary injunction is
sued by Federal Judge Hand.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-10-20
MILLION EXlLES FLEE TURKS
Greeks and Armenians Fear Islam's
Sword-50o,o oc Refugees
Already in Greece,

Athens Oct. 12-The Turks will en-
tor Europe on the heels of 100000
4error-stricken refugees = Greek and
|Arne,,iau-who are fleeing westward
Ihsfore the crescen. and sword OF
islam.
Five hundred thousand of these
iexiles already have arrived In Greece
one million more are on the way.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-10-20

Gen. FL. I'll. Bandholtz, u. S. A., who
1t Is reported will succeed Gen. Leon
ard Wood as governor general Of the
philippines in January. 1t is under
stood that Manuel Quezon, influential
Philippine senator, favors the appoint.
ment of General Bandholtz, his friend
for many years and inspector of the
constabulary in Quezon's province
when the later was provincial gov
ernOr.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-10-20

Rumania's king and queen were for
mally crowned on Oct. IA, and one of
the prominent figures in the colorful
ceremonies naturally was Crown
Prince Carol, heir to the throne He
is here seen in his favorite uniform
as commander of the Alpine Hunter
corps of the Rumanian army.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-10
BRITISH FORCE
STORMS TOWN
Pettigoe, Which Straddles Bor-
Ger. Retaken
ADVANCE MADE IN FORCE
Used AS Transports-Repub-
Leans Make No Re
sistance.

London.-lnfantry. cavalry. artil
lery and whippet tanks looks part in
the first offensive action of the British
troops on the Ulster borderland sun.
day afternoon, when Pettigoe. which
straddles the line. though a large part
Of the town is in Free State. was
stormed and retaken from troops of
the Irish Republican Army who en-
tered on May 30.
Reports from Belfast describe the
border countryside a swarming with
Khaki. while the British general di.
reefs operations from headquarters on
a bill outside the town.
When il became evident that the
British were moving in force against
Pettigoe the Republicans began to
withdraw, consequently there was lit.
tie resistance TO parties OF soldiers
in motors and on foot who dashed
through the town shortly after noon.
AT noon the troops had approached
to within mile OF Pettigoe without
drawing the fire OF the southerners.
who We're engaged in the evacuation
OF the place and OF the hills which
dominated the main road along the
line OF march of the troops. While
on tire Free State side there was
complete silence. the greatest activity
was displayed by the approaching col.
umns with maneuyering cavalry,
specials in motors and whippet tanks
flying the Union Jack. The tanks
were always in readiness to move to
the support OF the advancing columns.
The Pettigoe columns made an un.
interrupted advance. but the smaller
party OF troops We're held on Boa
Island, ready to land in ease OF nee.
essity and join in the advance on
The town Howitaer, were placed in
position near Be'eck. where troops
were maSsed awaiting orders to go
forward
The auxiliary Pandora and numer-
Gus little armed motorcraft partic.
pated in the general movement. The
Pandora conveyed across the lake
regular fleet OF small boats to be used
a transports
Late reports say that the Sim
Fcinefs have evacuated Belleck and
Mediterranean Castle One Of the
British artillery shells is reported to
have killed six Of the Slim Feiners at
Pettisoe. Later an armored car en-
tered the town and the British CON.
mander gave the Republicans l. min
Tes in which to surrender: this they
did by giving UP all arm, and ammu.
milton
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-10
PRESIDENT Of
CHINA RESIGNS
Old Parliament ReC0nveneS
And Assumes Control
WI MOVES AGAINST CHANG
Fighting Reported To Be In Progress
Along Line OF Eastern Railway
Appealing To Or.
Sun.

Picking president Hsu Shih Chang
rendered his resignation at an extraor.
binary session of the Cabinet. He was
urged to withhold 1t until the Parlia-
ment convenes al Peking. Ii va
cancy occurs before a new president
takes office. Acting Premier Chow Tsu-
Chi will act
The old Republican Parliament OF
China. which has the backing OF Gen.
WI Pei.Fu, recent victor over Chang
Tse-Lin convened al Tientsin for the
first time since it was dissolved IN
1917 and adopted a program aimed at
the unification OF China
The President Of the Senate and
the Speaker of the House issued
settlement in which they said the old
Parliament planned to publish
manifesto declaring President Hsu
Sinh Chang depoSed They then will
offer the presidency to Il Yuan
Hung. who was president from June.
1916. to July /. 1917 and who was
forced out of Office by the militarists.
The Parliament which Is in session
at Tientsin plans TO move TO Peking
whom its preliminary program is com
pleted and formally assume charge az
the nations legislative body
Cen Tsao Kun powerful leader Of
the north who is credited with being
the force behind Wa Pei-Fu's recent
successful drive. is mentioned for the
position OF President in the new
Government
Overtures have been made 20 Dr.
sun Vat Sen, President o. the Canton
Government. 10 Join the movement for
a United China II has been pointed
out 10 Or sun that with the elimina-
ton from the Presidency OF Hsu Shih
Chang. whose tenure Of office sun hds
maintained wa illegal, there is no
further obstacle to cooperation be.
tween the north and the south
Additional strength for the revived
Republican Parliament is found in the
announcement that Gen. Chen Chung
Ming, military power Of South China.
who a few day ago demanded Or
suns resignation. has declared his in
tenticn 10 supper, the movement
launched at Tientsin
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-10
GOODS TO REMAIN IN CUBA.
American Merchandise Stored Because
Sales Were Not Made.

Washington Many millions OF dol.
lars worth OF American goods. now
stored in Cuban warehouses because
their owners We're unable to make sat.
isfaotory sales or to pay Tor their re.
expectation. may remain Ii Cuba until
August 81. under decree signed by
the Cuban President. the Department
OF Commerce was officially advised
The decree resulted from representa-
tons made through the American
Legation al Havana
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-10

I Will agree to give
1t q fine new finish,
from the wood or metal
up at the lowest
possible cost.
There is only one
system which is quick.
enough to varnish a
car throughout from
Monday to Saturday
VALENTINES CELoX FOUR
DAY SYSTEM.
I will use it on
your car. Valentine'S
Automobile Varnishes
are the best and most
expensive in the
world.
May I have your car
Monday?
81 will return it.
Saturday!
Repairing, Upho1stering
WALTER B. HEARTHWAY
Snow Hill
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-10

Tientsln.- General WI Pei-Fu. using
the Chinese Eastern Railway, has in
siituted general advance against the
forces OF General Chang Tso-lin,
whom he recently drove out OF Picking
into Manchuria General Wa object
i've is Shanhaikwan at the southern
tip Of Manchuria on the Gulf OF Lao
tung.
Feeling against Chang Tso.Lin IS
said to be spreading in Manchuria.
The entire line Of the Chinese East.
ern Railway IS reported in the hands
OF supporters Of WI PeiFu
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-10
AMuNDsEN SETS SAIL.
Explorer Begins Five.Year Expedition
To The Arctic.

Seattle. Wash. Capt Road Amund'
sen the explorer. is en- route to Nome
on the steamship Victoria on the first
lap Of his five year journey through
the Arctic There he will await the
coming of his expedition ship Maud,
which sailed from Seattle Saturday.
Captain c. II. Burkhead of the Army
signal Corps and q detachment Of men
are passenger, on the Victoria. They
will construct radio stations at Nome
Bethel and Point Barrow
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-10
KING ALBERT

Four years old this year. 1922, by
imported Sire and Dam. Both reg
istered in Belgian Stud Book. These
stations when full grown weigh one
ton.
King Albert by Rigo de Grenappe
Imp. 759-A) sired by Sans Peaer
,Schendel (l0590) RIGGS dam was
Louise de Grcnappe (F-29s7)
The dam of King Albert was Paula
de Goddard Gimp. 760-A). Her sire
was Chancord SAINT (5i052). dam
Belle de Goddard (2S593). registered
in Societe Cheval dc Trait Bclege.
King Albert can be seen ut the
Glen Riddle Farm by anyone inter
ested in securing his services. Fee
S25.O0 with return privilege.
GLEN RIDDLE FARM,
Berlin. Md.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-10
BANK SHORTAGE GROWS.
Comptroller Says Union Bridge Loss
Will Total st5o.ooo.

Washington Shortage of at least
Sl50.000 has been uncovered in the
accounts OF the First National Bank
of Union Bridge. Md It was said at
the office OF Comptroller of the Cur.
rency Crissinser. T. F. Olmstead,
cashier of the bank. Is az liberty un-
der $4,000 bond.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-10
TRluMPHs AT HAND SAYS WILSON
Wires Missouri Democrats, Urging Sc
lection or Good Men.

st Tr.umphs are undoubt-
eddy al hand, Woodrow Wilson said
in telegram to Missouri voters.
The message was addressed to Vim.
II. Gulen. who wired the former pres.
ident. asking him 10 interest himself
in getting good Democrats to run Tor
committeeman in 81 Louis
Wilson's reply expressed the hope
that such candidates may be found so
that our ranks mas be full for the
great contests by which our renewed
triumphS must be won"
Wilson concluded y saying, Those
triumphs are undoubtedly al hand"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-10
WOMAN AND GIRL KILLED.
Driver Arrested After Mother And Sis
ter Meet Death In Crash.

Milburn, ~ AN automobile.
driven by John Aldez. skidded into
telegraph pole here. resulting in the
death OF his mother. Mrs Florence
Aldez, and his 15.year.old sister Doro-
thy. Two other passengers in the
automobile were injured Aldez was
arrested on charge of manslaughter.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-10
U. S. WARS ON PIRATES
Orders Sub.chasers To Alaskan Wa.
tiers To Protect Fisheries.

Washington-Unc Sam has de
clared war on the pirates of the North
ern Seas.
A statement just issued By the De
partment OF Justice announces that
the Justice, Commerce and State de
partments are uniting to drive from
the seas the fish thieves and pirates
who infest Alaskan fisheries. causing
heavy loss to legitimate fishers there
Three sub-chasers have been or
dered to fisheries patrol duty in
Alaskan waters by Secretary Mellon
These craft will hunt down the pirates
who steal fish from the nets set by
fish Gamers
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-10
LEVINE REPORTED
SOMEWHAT WORSE"
Soviet ENJOYS To Germany Urgently
Summoned To Return.

Berlin Premier Lenine, who suf.
fered severe stroke last week was
reported in dispatches from Moscow
to be somewhat worse"
Soviet Envoy- l.iiyinofl and Radek.
who are here negotiating extension OF
the Treaty OF Rapallo, have been
urgently summoned by radio TO return
immediately TO Moscow. They de-
clared their belief that Lenine was
seriously i'll.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-10
| SELL

Cheap for cash or country produce.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-10

Everything at a low price.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-01-03
9egiona nostaa oifeusjntnn iafia-
Iaista IeljteG iuastaan.

Chicago. glmerifnn 2egionou
Ghicagon oIasto on ,,ostn1l1it tpobin.
go11forlpalsi,,t,ln tGdllG il,nestplpda
5afian fielista p1ipalebted sslli-
nois 5taoa 3eitltneia pastaan |iitc
ettd leboen iouIuf. t3 pdindn 1llirne
rosia oil toirllitusurtiffell, iosIn ia
nottiin legionan olepan ndline ,,nll
f0 on ostettl, brittilailelld fullallt
aboistanlan tottntta ia furi5tanaar
ipopautta, bdpittanlddn rlielipltei
ben ilmaiielnisnapoi,oen ia petta
moan Mmerifan i1riestpneit1 tp6lai
i'd"
2eboe,t inhotaan n1posfin tpiitn1s
Ineen eroasid firjotuflesiann, etti
'nupaaehtoiiet Malerifan iotiIaat oil
mat olleet ,,trdulppt'id, tpetelebtiiGi
td ia luriiflia". G1lnen oifeltsiutut
|nostamista tpaati leeionan oiast;
|firiotnsta perulltettalpafii, inlittt
|liiben toirnit,ls ei iilostuttllt.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-01-03
Gbistgsmielistea ippitto ct.
NanIisla.

ct. Noltl, Mirn., tnmnif. 2 b.
Wiime torstai1la toin1itettiin t11lE
a1nestps lllloesto falpungin Gbdrte,
risto Ell faupunginbaIlinnon perus-
tuslaista, ia aanettiin elitDsti NOS
taan 81 $40 d6rtd id p1aolesta 1c,'
1913 ddl1td. sc tldi Ills rntfotieDos'
ii bbliatpfii, iilld fen oliii tllhai
FaaOa go proiellttia 6anistd eli Z ,536
enemHist0 ieniiiaan ftliil le iai 81
426 m1benln1ist0lt. Edata nlltta fal-
pungin pernstltslnfin ipnstaarl tais-
telimat eoistDsrnieliIet ia idrlestDncet
tp6ldiiet. Niiltp1 Willinln Dsabonen,
ct. 4alllin tp6ip1elun1ioioen fesfus.
ballinnon prelioeiltti, fiittdd faiffia
ebisfpsnieliiia, eritt1infi1t llaiiia, iii
til, ettd t1n,a uuli pernstuslnfi tiili
bpliatnfii. Der. Mabonep ianoo td-
man aa1estyfien oiottanarl ettd nat
let tirlelpat aiettunlnatt oifealle fan-
nalle tpaalitaistelilisia tiiIetraiiuu-
osgia, flur be padiepdt ielipille nistd
on fDlpmDs.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-01-03
Hufntb1ldiiet pernstaipat panfin
Gbitaguon.

Chicago Gbicngon rniesten pu
|fineita ipulniistatpien tpoldisten Jar
|iesto oil ipalmis atpoanrnnn pnfutro
ldisten porfin gbicagosio. 2iitor
|pleinen toimeenponelpo fonritea il
poifal iispirfa:Iiio*. ':.o9gaf: !: :tt,Aesid
|puubaiIsat fsaiihisi fsaiihisri .faifofisii, ipeer,atn
|tn;sta ia .pt' op:. .fpmlhas;a: bdasit
tim piitmals,. ,..eAa !. .tditosto 'ipoibaon
fdpod panemaan fdptdnn0I[iiestf d.
'1uue.
2iitoHd on Gbicogosia 10000 ia.
'fentd ID preiioertti Gilman artDeIi
'eftei ole olemnsio rnit1dn fpDtd .7ifli
tdn1G ponffilaitog ei poifi menes.
it'd, fcsfa ferran totfetfin tgonder
pnnfif 1nitd iuiin,e tDuoiin1 on be,
rustettii, otput nenestpnea pares1i.
min fuin fifnat1 alitsfn toipoi.
rNonffiInitos on Dfli ipGIH1matt0-
nid HpfpaifaiTen eldnldn lDdIineitd,
fonoi liiton iibteeri S. @ebIofgbero.
IS Sofdi1ref, tp5Idinsn iddgtdd alma
iosfns iotafin iototnen tnriritiee
sr,0sfht panffid. gaifF enl1re Ills
iDoiF Iaittod cutdd Iaitosta boit6-
|tnian a hdusdadn Oi1id oiioiiant
he II bdn.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-01-03
Gnpmnlaintn tebnpt itietnnrhaa.

Duluth. sSobn 5narelatt, ;loiil
35-ipnotioan n1ieben idatbnpt ruumls
'l0DOettiin ioulllf. 27 pm aantnlla
;onenIta talon 6071a tafaa itiii!eni
I3:lln fnbulla. y,iutnis oil nabta,
EsDdsti ollut iiina faifen potd. s5G1
Etpneesia fdoesi1 oil p1tierrettuna 3s
faliberin rerpoltDeri, Dfii fnnln an.
n1nttnta, inifd oioifti, f,litafa muir
An oil tapabtltnlit. anl,ln oil III
lwistanDt Daienlnlntl rit,nan ipodneu
tienoilto. Mies oil dsfettGin oles
fellut 3eltitb botellisIn, ntltta iiit
ennen oil ollit Iaatnlollinen rmofn
|tuieras aDiDerila rnofalosla. Wit11i
|lDDtd pi tieoetd itlemurbaan. Soft
tenfin tietojen nl,1foan itlenlitrbnn fe
litetd1n iobtuneen nti1staIllffaiinn
oesta. Wieben ianotoan oaeen inca
nantai-iltnna Worfers baaIin tong
IeisId, insta palattraon bdn p1Gtt
pdimdnfd an1pumalla.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-01-03

% nissta huffni FIN ,pirola,ueu
ia'na dMurd nRpON 5hOmen faa-
a.fDna ~i'me lauaa1d'na u a fori''et'n
van gp'eeH DsHaIa'leA Recommendation
Ss'AsaH 's'' 1aHsla.
g,i;me louantaitu ,adsfoan nSllG
r'eDn1 fatfi.alld ol1nlsiaif'tell Z Z
lianrsfg tpln1an tin,an mailtfesla ai'
nenf1aen Dasrto1'd ealo- le G la molpfaitli'
fofltlle ntontn 'a pnsFfSs'll taafo ral " y
lesiio t'iif lntnfa 'tatt es 8 srat1e'aa A
\. ,,or; v, u q, n, nm
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-01-03
Gnarta la;nao punbataan boIIanti-
laiieIle eStG-,{n6iaIte.

SEEM Oorf, tanlmif. 2 p. @all
|fn6un rnbaniebet td6lld piDnt pult'
lbasia banffia $50,00O,OOO Lamar
SoIlannin Sta =Srloian inarten bali
|tllfIelle. 9aagista on |dopulrltt tin-
Inc fdateliIanotnd, ett1 Spllannil
|parlonlentti on bDDafIpnpt paatof-
lien, iofu af,taa oifenben bdIIitlifiellt
|banffia $1O0,oo0,ooo Iciito 9olla,l-
|ilin sStd-ssnoion febittdllliiefii. gt
Iieiffo, eft1 bollantiloifet otnat fant.
|tdneet taitnpdsti eiitiIid Iai1loianll
STA STA =Snoian febitt1miiefii, on iaa1ui
tddlld nifann lilottod i1oiben Aullat1.
min nllisrnaioen taIoitoeIIifeen febi.
|tpf'een lllletpnifuiibesia. Suo|Iolli.
|iulttta Mnerifasfa utpnt nlposfin Ian.
meet aifnat 9olIannir eoustoiot
|diei0esl riifnnis -fonfererslisia.
3ollnntiIainen Sta. .snbio pu Mn.
loji-iaarirphnld EppneII IIdrnereia, ete-
Iddn JIippiineiItd filitlueil tAobo.
|rphna6n Sum0trd y. II ionrin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-01-03
aibalaffO Oh ipielGfin ipoimafds.

gbicago. 9uolinpattn iiitd 5ei-
|fagta eta Ibonbti0t otpat fniffial1a
|iaaneet buonlattamalt tu11rdn rittu.
|reito ieHaifiirl tSibin iofsfa tartpi-
tnntt fpdben1ntals n,la1nat ttditod ia
tOfflaiiiiisfo, nfl Et6ldffD snDt ttBois
|faiiepi fi,it. fosfann el,1en ianoo
teurastajain union fibteeri Deni,is
Cane.
9dn ioltoi Iaffotifntlteen 9mabas-
liza, ct. Naulisia, Rarfns GitDsid ia
ltaall1 olefpan bpipdn, 1an1ona fun
Ipiffupoiffain Iiiffeet oipntr iotafllin.
Tin fofonaan leiInl,fiisia. gnemnan
laifna telirastuslaitofiisia tDosfennel.
| lleet ia nnlrrottitaitoiiet tpol1i1et ofpat
lolleet iGriest6lle nsfollliia ia ppiD.
| meet Iafoslo. Se on tebnDt tposfen.
ltelpn riffuritpoimaIIa melfein mob
oottonafii faiffialla, nris1d eldirnio
lteurnstetaon.
Gttd DbtiDt mt tpastn nIfamoi
ltuntemaan lnfon tpbelIiien paifutllf
lien, ie ilmertee fiito, ettd ne otpal
ln'iine pditpien oialla pitdneet mon.
|ta fofousta, Ioisia on fesfusteltu
lpalfanalellilnfien perainnpttdmiies'
Itd ia ioisiafin tapdufiisin oiDat ba
olleet pnfotettliin nnfiannan riffu
jreiueen 10 enenlntdn palffaa fuin a
llusfa-
| Giitd buolinotta iInrotteletpat rb.
lti0t fano1r1aleboisiG Ieipeasti loitog.
Itenin oleiuan utdpoesi1 f6Dnnisi1.
| ia nbfaaipnt fieItaptpd bpipafpn11std
llsnioita.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-01-03

Mosfoipo. 2eon GrDtffi, ntlss
n'oStoballitlffer iotoninistpri -.
beesinan armeiion fonlentatuille ~
ieereille Mosfonqsfa iporpitti beis
ett6 Mansfnn p1Gnlinisterin pitttai.
lnt 8entidn Observation-Disclosures -
tnan enii feDdnnd oipot main etlbs
tgsta, ionfa siiioiisfn liitto1hiict {xsa4
nittelctuot llutta bD0ffdDstG BeSE.
da ipastoan llpieeriston ia jstAs
fouluien tulee ola poIipeilIn.
Erotifi ianoi oIelpaltio fitd n1ieli6.
attd fenraali Tutllnufin iobtanla obs
|ti-bolibepistinen life llfraiursio =
ii:onulaistet tentmeIips aarioIaslA
ctpat mali, .iattcit1 DIeifcstd bsoDk
fdDfiestd, iota flfanniteItiin ageHB4
ida uastnan luiitne fDffpna, hun ~.
Ianbao1n lliliItiin beifontoncen xeHt
irpstobnllitusta.
Sotoministeri ortpeIi, ettG Rat;
ialun tilanne fplId pian fe1mida.
mutta fe ei estd l,ltta pritpst1 Bis
toria Dastaan emf fetpdnnd. Sax
nposfin ipnrotti iipieerejn ett1 tcis
oan tiptpp ola ipnIntiino toriiunaax
aailfaifen SoGn taioipnltaa ipostnAs
lintnnattlin bp5h6Dst1.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-01-03
@endian baIIitnfIen Idbstti Iasfstass
Nmcrifd0n.

Baibington, td1nnif. 2 b. aaups
poiibteeri Soober ilmoittna, eta yb-
oDsnaltoin baIlitns on pdGtt6upt
lnstea nnibin mendidn ioipiettiboE
Ilitnfien eoustnian iofn t,lIee torfos-
|tnnoan ne ostcffet, ioitn t6sfd moas-
Ia iiioritetaan nGIdnbGtdisten bpu6t-
II lila $4,000, 900, ionfa Men1ian
ballttus on luoDattonut ndIdnbx
tdisten aiDustamiieffi. gsuo rntot
ciDat entiiid Wendidn feifariIIijen
ballitnfien tdsi6 rrloosfo olepio ra-
.rcia. &ooper ieIittd6 icpiettibolIt
tufien tDoatimltfien ebnstoion IdBet
|tdrniiestd tanne oIemon rtobuuIli.
len, mutta Iauiuu, etta eonstnia lab
fetndrt ,1nnbdn oinoostodn e6ell8s
mittitusfa tarfoti,fIesfa.