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New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
Extracts from Letters

Alfred Iankauer.. lawyer, 26l
oadway. wrote as follows under
,e of Jan. 9, 1922:
New Year, morning. as | lef, the
HOTEL BELLECLAlRE, | tried to
convey to you my appreciation for the
wonderful way in which you handled
The party we had No, being able to
locate you, expressed my feelings to
your manager. Mr.. Heath. Permit me
TO .av that all the guests enjoyed them
selves immensely. and all without ex-
eep,ion commented on the splendid
service, the splendid food, and the per-
.onal attention that was gwen the affair
by the hotel staff
Mrs. K. H. Harvey, who had
,ecn guest at the BELLECLAIRE
md for whom Mr.. Heath arranged
accommodations at the New Willard,
Washington, D. C., wrote from there
as follows:
Your telegram ha. caused me to be
most comfortably located and royalty
treated however. with the same
cordial horrlike Injuries of the
BELLECLALRE. 1t is my honest
opinion such atmosphere is characters
istic Of BELLECLAIRE alone. and
| am most thankful and appreciative of
the fact that am a BelIeclane-ite
Thanking you personally for the
Bcleclaire's many 'hnas atenciones
and with kindes, regards and best
wishes, am, sincerely yours.
1t is this sort Of appreciation from
guests that inspires US to redoublc our
efforts. if possible, to please.
Wtaez~13~~e.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20

arguments by former Governor John l..
Bates for the directors Of the First
Church of Christ Scientist and 10th
rop Wilmington for the trustees. Five
witnesses for the directors appeared at
the morning session.
Judge Crosby took the matter under
advisement. Tomorrow afternoon he
is expected to consider the names of
three trustees recommended by the di-
rectors to fill existing vacancies.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
Whites Becoming Kinder,
Tuskegee Principal Says

TUSKEGEE, Ala, Jan. 1s. - DR..
Robert r. Motion, principal Of Tus-
kegee Institute, speaking to-day at
conference of 1000 negro farmers
from thirteen Southern states. said
that he had found the feeling be-
tween the white and black races be-
coming more kindly.
white people as never before are
determined that negroes shall have
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
Man Beats Phone Operator
Who Fails to Get Numhe

MOULTRIE, Ca, Jan. Endangered
because ne could not get certain
number on the phone, Ed Smith, of
Mega, rode twelve miles and beat the
operator at Norman Park, according to
an indictment returned by the grand
jury here against Smith.
The operator is James Wilson. Smith
was released on bond pending trial.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20

Question No. 3 about
A Trust Fund That Cannot Shrink
How does it differ
from any other trust?

Not possibly that it will be any more
honestly or ably administered, for there are
both individual and corporate trustees who
handle trust funds with devoted attention,
with scrupulous honesty and with Judgment
ripcncd by long and extensive experience.
1t differs in the nature of the investments
themselves. There is only one which the
trustee can make and safely guarantee that
he will produce the full amount of principal
when the trust ends, and that is the Guaran-
tccd Mortgage.
Government, State and Municipal Bonds
and many others arc ust sure to be paid
at maturity. but maturity may be many
years off and the trust moneys may have to
be distributed just when the bonds are most
depressed and cannot be sold for cost.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
Christian Science Trustees
Hearing Closes in Boston

BOSTON, Jan. 19.-The hearing of
the petition Of the trustees of the
Christian Science Publishing Society
for allowance of their accounts con-
cluded to-day in the Supreme Court.
The afternoon session was devoted to
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
Tilted Woman Gets $4,000

Upon the conclusion or second trial
of the $25, 600 breach Of promise suit
brought by Miss Vincenza del Mercato
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.

Capital $1,000, 900. surpus $1l oo0, 600.
l76 Broadway. New York. rs Remssn ST.. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
coupLE-uNusuAL OPPORTUNITY. 70

Wanted, either widow with son at least 10
years OF age. or young married couple:
woman for general homework. including
cooking and table service boy or man TO
cut grass. tend furnace and other small jobs
in return for board and ROOM home In at
tractive section OF Flushing. near trolley TO
New York. For appointment write w. I.
Wills 10 Doden lane, Flushing. giving ref
erences. wages desired. address and telephone
number.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

TYPlsT-Young Christian girl 20 DO copy
ing and operate Monitor telephone switch
board in law office. Reply In own hand
writing. stating age. experience and salary
expected, Ward. Crosby q Smith. wooiworth
Bldg. room 26I5.
WAITRESS-Young woman to take charge
OF the nurses dining room: must have
good references: wages $i5 month. Call
Monday, 30l ~. 10th st.
WAITRESS. references. Gail to-day, 10 80
10 II 80. 70 East 14th.
WAITRESS. experienced: references. Apply
morning. York Club. 80 Z. Both.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

PIeoss rnsntiom THE NEW YoRx
HERALD tohew Gnss0srsng any ons Of
the odvc1 tssements N this Section.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
DESIGNER

OF GOWNS ACCUSTOMED TO MAX
ING ONLY THE FINEST HIGH
CLASS COSTUMES FOR THE
WHOLESALE TRADE. ONLY THOSE
WITH EXPERIENCE NEED APPLY.
STATE FULL PARTICULARS, CIV
ING EXPERIENCE. &C. ALL AN
SwERS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
BOX 54o. 200 CABLE BLDG.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

GARDENER, working, single, thoroughly
competent, life experience in greenhouses.
vegetable and flower garden: private estate
with greenhouse only; must be permanent.
Please address Gardener. 436 Prospect av..
Brooklyn. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

FARMER, gardener. working superintendent
Is open for position: understands farming.
gardening. cows. poultry. incubators: general
care OF country estate. married: Scotch; ex-
cellent reference. Scotch. IL King ST.. Nor
ristown, N. ]. stei-
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

} GARDENER. married no encumbrances life
experience all branches OF profession: at
liberty April ~. Ellie. care Col. Thompson
pstate. Yonkers. N. Y. Tel. Yonkers 4435.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

GARDENER. worker. life experience IN all
branches Of horticulture and agriculture:
capable OF managing any size estate: single.
Q go Herald. Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
WOMEN.
A WOMAN CAN EARN AS MUCH AS A
MAN.

Women draw some OF the biggest
pay checks In our organization, em-
ployng five thousand people from
coast TO coast. Our offices offer most
interesting work, unusually good pay
and a real future to woman OF char
aeter. who can qualify on appearance.
ability TO thini, and work. Minutes
are Dollars. Don't lose any. Call
to-day. 10 Cortlandt ST.. suite 10.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

FARMER or estate superintendent open for
position April Is; thoroughly understands
every branch OF estate work. stock. crops.
machinery, flowers, vegetables, fruits. up
keep OF buildings and estates In general, re-
pair work; can handle any number or men
10 best advantage: can furnish AL personal
references: Interview desired. c 2083 Herald,
auua ra.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

FURNITURE POLISHER, repairer and en-
ameer. modern colors. desires position by
hour or contract city or country. Bodnar,
1A45 I'd av.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

EXPERT automobile mechanic and tester
desires position as private chauffeur: will
DO all repairs; substantial salary required.
George Gasparini, 333 East 47th St, city.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

GARDENER. working foreman. married. no
children, 10 take charge OF private estate 4
lifelong experience In flowers, veget tables,
mushrooms; highest references. M stark,
Stamford. Conn. general delivery.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

STEAMFITTER t40), first class, reliable
man. Brennan. Gouverneur nj. Bronx.
STENOGRAPHER, high school graduate,
four years experience. G s94 Herald,
Fulton st:
STENoGRAPHER: 10 years railroad ex-
perience. rapid. accurate. e 2017 Herald.
Herald so.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

GARDENER. head, superintendent, TO take
full charge of country estate. Hungarian.
aee 80, married, no children. thoroughly ex-
perienced all branches OF gardening. green
houses, flowers. vegetables. fruits; also all
landscape work: highest references. w.
Gardener. L. o. box $50. Glen Cove. j.. /.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

CLUB attendant. hours to 2 and TO II.
alternate days; parlormaid service and
serving afternoon tea sanry SEQ; no board
or room Call Sunday until r. NJ, or after
=. NJ. Ellsworth. LIS n. h5th.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

FARM foreman and head gardener: life ex-
perience. In oil branches Al reference r
b2f Herald $50 Broadway
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

~
Man OF good education and long practical ex-
perience in management OF private estates,
expert in landscaping. shrubbery. green
houses, fancy and utility stock, building con-
etruction. &C., Is open for position. Box ia.
White Plains NJ "
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

SHOE BUYER AND MANAGER,
ssi.#
Christian. ago 80. single, excep.s :
tional quality, II years with one
cohcern: knows shoes, markets
and how to merchandise them; II
city experiences with results; refer
ences the best available at once
Address A 2173 Herald Herald
50. 4-4 .aNaa 4a.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

sALEsMANAGER-CHE
DO YOU WANT A
young man, "a, well educa ted. chemically
trained, TO tit into and grow UP with your
sales organization? Write Lewis, T.. o. Box
256. Baldwin. L. /.
SECRETARY Competent stenograpner
typist, penman. reliable, confidential. Care
Bennett, 1ilh w. 13Sth: s25 least.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

GARDENER, Irish middle age. wishes per-
manent position on gentleman's place,
y here good reliable man Is wanted. thor
oughly understands all gardening. life ex-
Jerience daughter 13 years: Wife, good
Plain cook; best reference: please state all
particulars. O'Connell 4s Robertson av.
White Plains. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

STEWARD. Experienced club steward
wishes position In country club: married.
wife good Swedish cook and housekeeper:
good references. A. Bauriedl. 342 East 50th.
STEWARD. practical experience. highest
credentials, single, sober. G. Stryker. 4j0
West 10th.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

AGENTs-sel Crssco guaranteed Fa!neoats
and satisfy your customers. mako bis
money: your commissions paid daily. we
deliver and coiieot.. big seliiug cNtsIt free
improved Mfs. Co. Dept 96o. Ashland. 9.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
SITUA TIONS WANTED
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

YOUNG MAN, 81, desires position, or cler-
ical capacity, executive assistant Norman.
2iT Lincoln ay., B'klyn. Phone Applegate 53i2
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

COOK. economical: must understand cooking
for children; apartment: other girl kept :;
seashore summer. wages x60 apply by let
tor, giving references. 1853 Herald. $50
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

GARDENER, German. married expert.
enced In all branches wife first class
laundress, wants all year place IN country
with cottage, have own furniture. Il.
Mundt. 4sf r.. 140ti ST.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

FARM HAND. GOOD TEAMSTER.
CUbTIvATOR and cowman. private place;
refcrences. G 2I26 Herald. Herald So
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

FOREMAN. millwrieht. carpenter and box
maker wants position. % years In last
place. ~ years as foreman. M. A. Clark.
1aa0 East 2d ST Rrool<iyn
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

GARDENER, single. long experience vege-
~ssse garden, lawns, shrubs. flowers. hot
he~s lay out flower beds take cha rye
Eentieman's country place; references. 3.
NJ. 35T West cath
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

GARDENER - Single, 35, SWISS American
wishes position. small private estate. care
beds handy with tools: reference Adress
Andrew BrinlSworth, 3f7 East 9th st
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-27

- llleolta eri paiffofunnilta on
tullltt tietpja fuinfa nlloriloliitto.
jennie piircisiG on rpboDttp milf
faiIiin toimiin emf feiGfuusla pi-
oettGmiG nuoriiojublia marten. 2dl-
lufuorot abferasti barioittelepat ja
mattanapllstufiio footonn. gtaistd
toimenpiteistG moimme pGatt1G, et-
tG emf ~feldfuusia pibettGwilla nuo.
riiojublilla Galumetisia, Micb. on
luuri ioitffo iIoista ia reipasto
nuoriioa, iofo eli bapeG &ristltsta
eifG SGnen epanfeliumiaan. Scum
tho iuuri nltoriioiouffo jl1blilla aa7
neniG pbbistGa fiitoslatluun $50
pobtajallemme, fun SIN on meioGt
merell1niG lrnastanut, min on fe
pienoisfltipo iiitG illtresta jolifos-
| to, lota ferran ~fofoontuu faiflsto
~fanIoista autltoitten moaban ia lnu.
loa ~"moltapaSti fuin metten po1t.
bu". Soilpoan lnulu on fpllG fml
niimpoa ia msimaffnampoo, mtttc
liiGltoniG puolesn iamaa, mitd j
tGGllG laulapot ne, jotfo lunastuf
festo ia Siinlalan armosto qarlo
not. ga iellaiiia laullja firffofltn
famine nltoriiojublilla tulloon lait
lamaon. - SGmG firffoflntamml
niorilon robfea ia toimerifas IF
teisborrostrs marmaonfin ldmmit
tGG iofaiien Siimolon ianna rofos
toman luomalaiien iIGn ia Gioir
ipo0ntG, ia jofuinen beiStd mar
maon tefee lpoitoWania alian on
nistnmilefii. &oniollinen runoiliio
fin ionoo: Sem nitoret lnurta us
faltoa, min Sl1omi foboaa." HGmt
lanai, biemnn miiutettuino, moim
me ioipittoo firffofintomme nuori
ion barrastufIiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-27
8. M~,iotiaIainett,
@obostonb.
CLIP Minn. @or liz.
Smloja MmuriIoliitolle pastori N.

Smlp1d Nitprtlpltttplle pastprt ".
@isfarin fantta ie%nraaiuasti:
Sron 8elt, 8iS. folebti $5.08,
Sronmooo, Wicb. folebti $5.36,
8afefielo, Micb. folebti $500.
Matfarabaa $500, @eb 2obee.
Rontana, foIebti %firfosia $9.06,
&eo 2o0ee, Wontnna, folebti fir.
fosio $3.50, &eo 2obee, Wontana
WrS &enttGl6n .labia $500, &eb
2ooge, Wontona Hulistellin per.
beeltd $500, &eb 2ooge, Montana
Otrs Senrp YietilGn labia $500,
Sor, Wontana Sarioilitsto 8ttbtooa-
la $13.05, Sor, Wontana Sarioi.
lusta MSotti &osfelIo 1926. Sor,
Wontana Earjoiliista Sacob @tpi.
fanfaalIa $13.25, @oberts, @onto.
no Sarioilusta 2oneilla $500, So
berts, Montam folebti firfosio 3d..
45, &oberts, Montona tarioiluSta
Sobnionilla $685., &oberts, Won.
tano tarioiliisto Sonnilla $t1.00,
&oEo, q. Oofotn folebti SrioipiieIs
la $2.35, &olla, &c. Oofota folebtt
Sobnionilla $t.00, yollo, g. 9afo.
ia folebti &innuiello 1915, @oIIa,
u. Oofota folebti Snalisia $S.15,
&olla, g. Dofoto tarioilusta baa'
diSio $2t.S6, 8rocfef, g. Dafotn
folebti %firfosia $500, 8roctet, q.
Oofotn, torioilitSto foulllIa $40.
81, 8rocfet, %. Dafota, (4uuppa.
Ian fouliHo) foIebti $4.96, Ta6.
bocf, Minn. folebti 8ierimoona
$3.16, Boobocf. @inn. folebti fir.
foSIo $5.05, Geb @pe, Minn. fcIeb.
II firfoSia $5.t0, Sebcfn. Winn.
folebti 9lomiIlo $5.tt, Iew gorf
Wtrlls, Minn. to~rioiIusto $t1.00.
Obteeni6 1902 80.
SpbGmelIinen fiitos faifiIle Iob.
ioittoiine ia Mile iotfa toipalIo tai
toiiella opnt niioriiotpot6 outtanect.
SitntoIa rnffautenne paIfitfoon.
@ntti &opro, (Mobostonboitaio)
8. Dor 247 Sronfpooo, @icb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-27
SuonleSio

SltollleSid tl~nlesfDlpnSlu
"Baimen" .leboesiG u. 6. g.. (3os-
finientD firiottoa prof. ". s, Bie-
til6n firjoteofiesto "&estGGfo firf-
TO" iosto tGsiGfin leboesiG en-.
nemmin on ollut pari firioitusta-
NJ. NJ. ieurampnt iuorot lanai:
"Brofesiori BietilG ielitt1G NAB
tamosti ett1 mituus CT pfiin peruS.
tn &ristufien tpobon meioGn puo-
lestomme, ia ettei SumnIan lapfan
aiemo ("nanbursfaiis") main ole
"liiettu". Sollei ole friStilIistd el1-
mad, ci iaa lisfoo; "fristiIlinen e.
lama ia usfo otpot pfii ia lama a.
ia eri puolilta f~otiottnna" (46 Il.
mi). Observation-Disclosures usfon.
%puboistojoin olfuperdiien f6iitpfien
mnfodn OH - ieIitt11 bGn eoelleen
"toocllisto fGGntpmistG, claimant
%poronnusto, Sumolan Iopiefii tiIe.
misto, tooelIiien riioen eIdmGnpro.
iesiin Il. 0. febitpfien) moltaonpGG-
iemist1 ibmisipoGmcsiG" t45 iipu).
"On toiioonfin tarpeen iuitri op.
pineiiuus iotto len bdifdiiemind If.
miiet toiisioon moipat usfon Min
ibmeelliiid mditteitG. Bonbursfout.
tomisopiIIoon mainitofemnte
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-27
feboittaa: "&obfaisfaa aIofuloiiia"
: ewamfeliiia ltsfotpaiiia uieas'

S&uu1tSSttItu A~VbpoutItu NlSuV-
ii ioimatoan lnbfolaiiifii, fun be eli
mGt bpmGfip taifenlaiiio opintuulio,
paan tabtoapat liiasti pitaG fiinni
Gaamntun ia lutb~eriloilen firfon
Gumnustusfirjoien opista. On ipp-
ia fpipa: mifd on labtoloinen2
9uulemme oioaiuamme %jotafuinfin
oiteaan, finn ianomme: Sdbfolainen
on ielloinen ibminen, jofa nSfoo
f%irffoonia ia i%orffoonia enempi
fuin &ristufieen, ja,. jofa oman
~joiltfoonia fuulumiien mGarad au-
tuuafii tulemiien ebbofli. Me e.
wanfeliiina iulistamme ristiinnalili-
tun &ristufien @opobtajafii jonfa
toimittamaan ~iomintoon iaa iotai-
men ipntinen usfolln turmalltlia il.
man minf1Gnlaiiia ibmiien omia
malmisteluia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-27
Seminaarin tnlpia

Wapnorb, Mass. Miss @orp
tSarillan fal1tta: Seminaarin ss.
tGpGt $4,000. Marquette, Micb.
Mep. Bruno l1uiitalon taittta: Miss
Sulio MGfL Sbingleton, Wicb.
$3.50, 5eminaarin pst. Maralpette,
Micb. $3.50. Settle, &iper, @inn.
8ictor MGen fautta: Mtrs @ma
Maniiffa $500. &apmono, 8osb.
Scr 8illiam Suibfonen $500.
SpoGmellinen fiitoS foulumme
puoleSta labioistannc, iillG tuntiet
torpeemme iituruuoen on labjanne
alma ianomattoman fallis mielestd-
nj. Serran runlas iiunaus letudt.
foon plitlenne aialliiesia ia iian-
taiffiiesia merfitpfiesid.
YppoGn NIT moan miel1 buo-
mauttaa fautta fnnnatus -ripiemne:
Slemme taasfin oipan foullmme
Loppltlublien fpnnpficll1, iillG, fia
ten muutfin foillrtt, niinpG meieGrt-
fin rofas pieni foulunnme ottaa fe.
i1iien lomanin, mutto, i~aaoafleni
toosfin tilini funtpon ia bauSfnlIe
nGpttGp1fii baluaiiin eiittGG pppn.
toni muftamon folifon ubranHti.
ieen ft1nfin foboalta, pGGstGfieni
"%iimeneen" lnsfuisiani ia jos NAB.
bollista iGGm6Gn postaiienfin ma.
rolle.
Scum Sierra meitG on auttamit
ipuoiien f~uluesiu, min mormasti
| SGn len tefee nptfin. &aiffi Dprpda
anto tllee plbGGlt6 walfeuoen IS
idltG.
Snusfaa fepGttG ia it'd i%euraa-
tpaa feiGd toipoen
Ost1fpGnne
9. M1,otialainen,
HaboStonb.
glp, Weinn. 8or III.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-27
TILAUSHINNAT:
ILMOITUSHINNAT:

KuolonAmoitukset ristin, raamin
ia yhden varsyn kanssa $3.50, kah'
den varsyn kanssa $2.75. JOS useam
pia varsyja halutaan, on 25c lisatta.
va kultakin varsylta. Kiitoslauseis.
ia on lisattava &c jokaiselta sanalta.
jotka halutaan julkaistavaksi kuo.
ionilmoituksen yhteydessa. Syn.
tyma.. kihlaus. ia onnentoivotusil.
moitukset maksavat &c jokaiselta sa.
malta kerta julkaistuna. Tiedustelull.
moitukset 1c sanalta kerralta ia &c
kolme kertaa julkaistuna. Satunnai-
silta ilmoituksilta SOC palstatuumal.
ia. Satunnaisia ilmoituksia tulee ra.
han seurata mukana. Seisovat ilmoi.
tukset sopimuksen mukaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-27

- Mlital1 mics oil mojonnut
formia mpoten mlttoon. Obifulfijo
fpipi BGneltG: Soften, mics parfa,
pGGiiiit plos2" Mies m%ostaii: "@n
nina mifaan parfa ole, jotfa iinG
moip buoletta motfaaii. SGsiG nil
nj MT olen, mutta fun tulee iopi-
mo aifa Min nina itic neb6n life
nj tufasto plos. Mutto min forfeo-
ia taitoa ct iinG beifollo pmmGrrpf-
iea1ii jofid fGiittGG."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-27

Seminaari- 3lloriioliitto- ia
SapanilGbetps iobtofuunat futiun
tGten fofoufieen mifG pioetG1n
.,sronmoooisia toufofuun 3 pGiipG
oIfaen Seminaari iobtofunnan TO.
foi,fiela fo1ilun omasia buoneus.
tosia flo 8 aamlllla.
90. @istari.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-27

toimiin, min mott ainafin ola for.
mana. 9lipoa forwali fuullafieii mi.
ia Seeius tabtoo iinulle pubua.
Sofia on format, ban fullfoon.
SoIla on forwat ban fuulfoon!
S. II. Salminen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-27

Soipomme, ettd aiiomiebem.
me tetiiimGt t%ilitpfien firjoista ia
lebtitilmifIisto jofo fuufauii, iillG
ieoliii eoufii firjanpitGjGlle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-27

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America: To revere its laws and
inspire others to respect and obey
them: To strive increasingly to
quicken the public's sense of civic
dutyq In all ways to aid in making
this country greater and better than
we found it.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-27
Serieb, Gitb, q. 3.

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