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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-07
Men Who Escaped
Jail Recaptured

LaMoure, N. D., Aug. William
Barncss and Charles -Boattcher, who
about two weeks ago sawed their way
from the LaMoure county jail we're
recaptured in the Sand hills near
Newark, S. d. by Sheriff Powers Of
LaMoure and deputies of North and
South Dakota counties. Barness was
held for auto theft and Boattcher on
a liquor charge. Barness, when sur
rounded in shack in the hills fled
to field but was caught. Boattcher
was taken near Hecla. Officials be-
lieved that the sandhill country where
the men were taken has been 4 rem
devious for q gang of thieves operat-
ing in the two states.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-07
SENATOR URGES.
SINGLE TER NJ
F0RPRESIDENTS
Strain of Position Too Much
For More Than Four
Years

Chicago, Aug. IA federal amend
ment limiting future presidents to
one terms was advocated here by
Senator Albert Cummins, Republican,
Iowa, president protein of the Unit
ed States Senate. Senator Cummins
was enroute to Washington to aid in
preparations for President Harding $
funeral.
"Of course, President Harding
would have been renominated had he
lived" said Senator Cummins, "but
have always believed that one term
is enough. The great responsibility
and the strain of the office are more
than any man can stand. The Pres
ident of the United States is required
to exert himself almost beyond the
bounds of human limitations. His
cares and worries break him down
Human frailities are too great toe
stand the strain which the Presidcn-
cy imposes upon man. We should
limit the presidency to one term. II
might be made a six-ycar term but
am not sure about that, even"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-07
MAVDAN NEWS
Join in Marriage
In California

Z .. = Z. . III - 81
The marriage Of Miss Alma Helm
sseth, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Z Hjelmseth Of Mandan, and, George v.
I. Stabler, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Z Stabler OF Mandan took place in No
desto, Calf. July % at the home Of
Mrs. E. A. Bissonette, sister Of Mr..
$Stabler. They were attended BY Mrs,
/ Bissonette and Irwin Hielmseth. bro
{ ther Of the bride. e
Mrs. Stabler = graduate Of the
local schools and has been employed
s:as 1 clerk in the office Of the super
intendent Of schools since graduation
gGhe left on : vacation visit to Cal
sifofnia sometime ago willis M. Stab
,SSler left Mandan four months hgo and
siSylS - IN the office Of tho super
intendent Of the Oakland division Of
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-07
McHenry C0unty's
Home TO Be Built
Soon Near Velva

Minot, N. D., Aug. 7.-McHenry
coupty's home for the poor to be
situated six miles from Velva, will
be constructed in the near future if
present plans Of county commission
ers of that county carry.
Plans for dwelling are now being
drawn by Architect Ira /. Rush. of
Minot, and will be submitted to- the
commissioners in time to enable them
to call for and open bids on August
10. -
The estimated cost of the structure
ranges from $4,000 to $4,000. The
property on which the home will be
situated was purchased q few weeks
ago by the commissioners.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-07
the reptile. Prompt action by the
father who cut the wound with a
knife and sucked out the poison and
then rushed. the lad to hospital
probably saved his life.
Boys and Girls
Band Of Buxton
Home From Tour

Buxton, N. D., Aug. 7-Sixteen hun.
dred miles covered in the last six
weeks. and thirty-seven concerts play
ed mark the tour of the northwest
by the Buxton band, which was con-
cluded last Monday.
The band is made up of as boys
and girls of Buxton under the direc-
ton Of Arthur r. Thompson SUPER
intendent of schools. The group trav-
eled in their own trucks and slept in
tents. In their tour of North Dakota
and Minnesota, the two states in
which their tour was restricted, four
appearances were made in Minneapo-
lis, one Of which was an encore con.
cert.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-07
Heavy Loss in
Factory by Fire

A fire in the basement of the Man
dan Candy factory premises in the
three-story Gill block in the east end
of the city Saturday night caused u
loss of between $4,000 and $1,000
City Engineer f. r. Griffin passing
saw the smoke pouring from the rear
of the building and turned in the
alarm. Practically all the stock and
supplies in the Mandan Candy factory
was ruined. Insurance carried includ-
ed $1,000 on the stock and $1,000 on
fixtures and equipment. The water
used in fighting the blaze flooded the
adjoining basement Of the Mandan
beverage company in the same build
ing causing considerable loss. The
candy factory has been forced to sus-
pend business.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-07
RUNAWAY TEAM TRAMPLES
CHILD BENEATH BINDER

Page, N. D., Aug. 7-Trampled be-
meath the hoofs of runaway team
when the horses, dragging a binder,
crashed into q buggy in which she
was playing near the roadside, Eva
three gear old daughterSof Mr.. and
Mrs. "a Yehun, died almost Instant
y late Friday. The buggy, lying idle
at the edge Of = grove near the road
and In which she was playing, was
practiesJly .demolished and the young
stsr thrown beneath the horses
hoofs. The binder was dragged over
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-07
Sell Bernhardt's
Home in France

Paris, Aug. THE late Sarah
Bernhard often tried to sell her
country house on Belle-Isle, off the
coast of Brittany, but she never
found a purchaser. The property in
cludes farm, an old fort and rock
strewn piece of shore front.
Within a few weeks of her death,
however, a buyer was found at $780,
600 francs, somewhere about 100000
He intends to turn the house into q
summer hotel, and will have a jazz
band and dancing on the first floor
before the present season is over.
The mayor of Palais, the port Of
the little island, has hoped that the
municipality would acquire the prop
erty and convert it into Bernhard
museum. but the sale WAS put through
before he could get his plan before
the public.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-07
Predicts Large
Honey Production

Williston, N. D., Aug. Ten tons
Of honey will be produced in the i'm
mediate vicinity of Williston this
season, ". II. Rogers, pioneer bee.
keeper here, predicts. However. this
an1ounk-sjs just a small fraction 81
what the annual honey production
will q, here a few years hence, he
maintains:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-07
WEATHER FORECASTS

For Bismarck and vicinity: Cen
orally fair tonight and Wednesday,.
Slightly warmer Wednesday.
For North Dakota: Generally faiS
tonight Aand Wednesday. Slightly
warmer Wednesday.
General Weather Conditions
Although the pressure is high over
the Plains States and Mississippi
Valley, rain has fallen at many
places throughout the Region. Fair
weather prevails west of the Rockies.
Temperatures have risen somewhat
over the East and Southeast, but
from the upper Mississippi Valley
westward and southwestward tempA-
atures remain below normal.
Road Conditions
The highways throughout the State
are gener.Iy in excellent condition.
North Dakota
Corn and wheat
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-07

her body, badly mangling and cutting
it. Her scalp was torn off, one leg
broken and severe cuts inflicted
about her head and body.
Funeral services were held Satur-
day at Ayr and interment was made
at Buffalo.
The baby lived with her parents at
the farm home Of her grandfather.
Alex Modg, whefe the accident hap
>pened. &.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-07
Let Contract For
Fair Building

Dickinson, Aug. 7.-Contracts for
the construction of new exhibit
building and a roof over the grand
stand were let this week by the exc
cutive committee of the Stark Coun-
ty Fair association. The contract
for the exhibit building was let to
the George Heaton Lumber company.
The Walton & Davis company will
build the grandstand roof. In both
instances contracts were let to the
lowest bidder. Work willibegiE i'm
mcdiately.
The exhibit building will be erect
ed on the foundation and floor laid
last year. It will be the same size
as the administration building and
will be used for agricultural exhibits.
Complete it will cost in the neighbor-
hood of $4,000. 49,, *
The placing Of the roof on the
grandstand will give the. fair associa-
ton one of the largest and finest
structures of this kind in the state.
The grandstand has q seating capa-
city OF more than 1000 persons.
More than $4,000 has been set aside
in puiscs for the racing programs to
be held on all three days of the fair.
The committee is now busy arranging
a card that should attract, some of
the finest and fastest horses in the
northwest. The tentative card pro.
vides purses for 2:2O pace or trot,
ESQ pace or trot, running races
pony races and auto races for stock
cars and abugs." ss
var1o il .ihsr a,trsctiops are be-
ling arranged for and the COMMITTEES
| Il putting forth every effort to see
That there viii Be semsthipg, dsins
Eevery minute during AL three day.
Of the fair.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-07
FtsCis1I oRGANIzE IN RoUSIAN1ls

Bucharest, Aug. LA Fascist par!
.tv, after the model Of the italian
Fascisa, has been organized in Rou-
mania It's motto is Justice TO the
just, death to the evil; Fascismo
never sorgets."
In rs program the new party de-
clares that Ropmania needs, first of
all, dictatorship for the restoration
Of order, security, and honest deal
ing. II calls also for the expulsion
Of foreigners, whose presence to the
extent Of 1900. 900 persons gravely
complexities the housing problem.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-07
ACCEPTS NEW POST

Rev. Hubert Buerschinger who has
been assistant to Rev. FIR Clement
Dimpfl of st. Joseph's Catholic
church for the past year and half
has been assigned the parish at I'm
derwood. His place in the local par
ish will be filled by Rev. Peter Woll-
mix of St. Johns University, st.
John, Mimi, who arrived Saturday
to take up his new duties. He is a
member of the order of st. Benedict.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-07

ST. Kifda, Britain's most remote
island, with population Of y 80
souls, is cut off for~ about eight
months by stormy seas.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-07

Mrs. J. T. Saws returned Sunday
from Oshkosh, Wis, where she at
tended the golden wedding anniver-
sary celebration of her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Very.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-07

the Southern Pacific. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stabler will make their home in Oak
land.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-07

Paul Schmidt, age SO, who was in
jured in an auto accident near st.
Anthony Saturday is reported to be
in a serious condition. Mr.. Schmidt
was crushed beneath the car and
thought for time to be suffering with
a fractured skull. Attending physl-
clans today declared the injury con-
sisted of severe brain conclusion.
A. E. Aldous, chief of the geological
survey of the U. S. department of In
terror for the district, is spending a
few days as the guest Of Supt. j. NJ
Stevenson the Northern Great Plains
Field Station.
Surveys are being conducted in the
Dakotas and Montana with view to
obtaining information in regard te
oil and the coal beds. A survey as tc
oil possibilities has been carried or
around Mott. other engineers and geo.
logists have been working arount
Burnstad in Logan county and coal
lands have been receiving special at
tention. .
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-07

le.ora Mr.. strom took over the 9
flee.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-07

Asparagus Is believed to be the
Oldest known plant used for food.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-07

~, partly cloudy; g, clear; GU
cloudy; R, rain. n
Orris W..Robsrts, Meteorologfst
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
Niuiuasti gp6ias 9Salnnen.

anrijoen pappilasia fuoli piirnc
fllln 20 p:dd ipasten pollG ieurofun
nan firffoberro rowasti Sobias So
lonen.
SGnesiG meni manan maioiIle
barpinaiien nlpnipuolinen mics, ia-
nan mariinaiiesia mielesiG monitoi-
tllri. San barrnsti field, fGpttGen
ief1 firialliiesti ett6 mposfin pl,-
beesia melfeinpd foiffia iiipistpsfie-
lid. Sdnen orffitebtitaitonia tuli
torpeeieenA rIenmpienfin firffoien
forjoustoisid. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ban tpalmisti olnaon fotiinia folmet
urlit ia 3ariiQfu firffann il,uret IL
rut. Fppogrofiiio fartoitti bdn IT.
ieita ntnonrfne pitGiiG min toitamas-
ii, ettG bdnen farttalebteni1 oaot
iulfaistut Suomen inaantieteellilen
leitran farttdjilfalIusIa. SSlnlatieteel
listen boipaintojen tefiiGnG ban oil
niinifGGn mdomnle itiitterimpia. Yi-
fafirioittaiana bGntd fGptettiin nj.
NJ. firfolIisfofoufiisia.
sc ieiffo, ettd ban fllitenfin fai-
fitenfin on pDipnDt iltiirelle pleiiolle
tuntenlottomona, iobhii moinaian
ilu,resta ipootinottomituoesta. Sill.
jaiiena, bpipGipodmiienG foniannie-
bend bGn ieurofunnasiaan toini, Of
toen oiaa fltnnalliieenfin elGmGGn.
8oinaioo jGi iliremaatl. puoGiio ia
5 lasto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
Salaliitto Safiasia paliastnnnt.

SunomaIebtitietojen mufaan on
Sqtlasio nain6 pdilpind -paliastllnut
loaialle lepinniit iolaliitto, jonfa
torfoitlitiena oil fltfistaa npfpinen
talaipaltainen ballitus Satlasia ia
palalittoa iinne monartinen ballitus.
gli fruiifpntmentG liiton toiminnan
jobtajaa, iiieimmat entiiiG rpieerei.
to, on tpangittu.
Safaiparifoitiiista aiiapapereista
fan ielmille ettG liiton objelma on
ollut ieiraatpa:
%Soliolististen ministerien- ia
lpaItioniesten iefG toisten ielloisten
iobtobenfiloiOen ialamlirboanlinen
-ioufottain, "joita ipoitiin pitGG mos.
titunolaiiina Safian omettom1trflis
ta."
@bertin 9allititfIen fufistanlinen
pleisiaflalaisten oiftatlinrin tpoi-
ntaanponeminen ia monarfion pa.
lalittaminen Sofion foifisia liitto.
ipoltioisia.
Seriailleiin ralbanlopintufien tGp
oellinen bplfGGminen ia iotaformaitf
iien mafialnattonofii jGttdnlinen ie-
fG fieIt1ptpminen oieioen riiiunliies.
ia.
2iittoutlineioen fontrollifomite.
ain farfottanlinen.
llltinatuntin l1bettGminen Mons.
falle, Slritr.8ritannialle ia 8elgioI.
le ipaatiitalla ransfalaisten poistit.
maan ipiippmGttG 9fi,briIta ia britti.
l6isten ransfaIaisten ia beIgialais.
ten &eininmaafitnnaSta.
Mafenta1pa objelma io1siG, pG1
niddrGnd ollen yldSSleiian, Boie
nin 9on8isin ia BuoIan "forrioo'
rim" tafaiiin faantinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
800 ipmoben iuanboja raamattaja
llmSesIa GnglannisIa.

9faamatllt, joitten ifd on folme-
iatoa ipuotta, eitpGt ole barlpinaiiio
ltuoeSia @nelannisia iosia PERFECT
opat niitG i6ilpttaneet monta mics
polpea. Yfli tGllainen roamattu on
painettu @nglannisin wuonna 1899
ia fen onot painaneet SGnen plbai-
ipptenlG fitniagattaren firjapainajat,
Sen oniStaa Clarence GbeneD, Hor-
mooSiSto ia len on fulilunlt bGnen
iupul(een monta lniespolmea.
Soinen roanattit, jonfo pmistaa
6reo $. Sarris 9torfolfista, on poi
nettu ipuonna 1914 ia ie on ollrt
Serriiin ilnpiln firjastosia iitten
nupoestu 1880.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
'2lilupjen iualufniuaamincn

Eennipllpaninn pliopiston iairaa-
rasla on lopoettp feino, jota fGpttG-
m1llii elGmGn benfilon aipot moi.
oaan ipaloflnpata, ilmansettG iiitG
oliii mitGGn buonoja ieuraufiia po.
tilaalle. Ybilabelpbia 2eogerisiG tti'
nGGn iulaistrsia tieoonannosia mai
nittiin, ettG mainitun iairaalan ltia-
fGrien tri Senlple Sapn ia tri Sran-
cis 6. @rantin oil onnistunut ottaa
uleita molofuwia eriGn 10 fliufoit-
oen ifGiien Iapien aiapoista. 8aloflt-
lpat otettiin iiten, ettG pGdluubiln
tebtiin pieni reifG ia len iiialle aie-
tettiin walofinpausprtfi, jonfa pia.
bGn of aietettli fafii pientd maloa.
2GGfGrit ielittGip1t, ettG aiipoien po
lofupaariiesta tulee olenaan iltliri
bpotp lGGfetieteelle, erittGinfin oil
pofaslpannaisten ia ipeoen aipoibin
nnooostlmilen parantamiiesia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
rSIa6nttaluia tilastotietuja.

SerGfien ia terGstuotteioen fpipn-
ia on npfpGGn iuurernpi filin mitG
-fe on oiIut ipield miIloinfadn ennen
raubon aifann. Suotanto on iiitG
.ipDstG iituri; monet terGstebtaot iuli
rentaipat rofennufiioan ia toilet ra-
fentauat uiiiia entisten IiiGfii. Sc.
rdfien ia terGstitotteiben nlfolGbetps
fasnoa iatfinpasti. Sa terGsteolli-
iuns on taipaIliiesti foifen teollilllu.
ben'ia faupon baromeetteri.
2asfelmien mufoan tllIee moan.
pilielpsfoneioen meneffi olemoon
tGnd Drtonna tofii fertoa Min iitlri
fltin ipltonno 1922. sc on ip1GiGG.
mGton merffi iiitG, eta farmorit o.
mot bppGsiG oineelliiesia aiemasia
@Iofuun niimeilestG pGinGstG
1919, tanlnlifiii,n ipiimeiieen pGi.
ip11n mennes1d, t1ttG ipitonna, on
faniollispelfa lD9entpnpt folme bill
joonoa bolIaria, iofa on ieitienGs
ola fofo tpelasta.
sSenrp Sorb ianoo: "SGmi muoi
trlee olemaon tpoIubteiiiin nGboer
porboin ntitd on milloinfaon ollut
otoipuoiio Iiifltiinottanlotta. Spotc
ia raboa on iofoiiella enemmGr
fitin milloinfaan ennen."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
synSianien fapina fnfistettn.

ybbpsmaltain morbalin Borolfl
iohtomot micbet cpat manginneef
8lonbingin ieuoullo, lltabin maltt'
ON fooffoisoIasia, 81 Iiltte.inoiaa'
nio, iotfa no,iiiiput asfettdin fapt'
noon molfoiIio mostaan. @inoastaan
inoioonien iobtaia "@onba Bolep"
on mieIG ipopoolla ialalla. 8apinal'
Iiiia punanabfoja on ooottanlasla
fiolemanrongaistis, jog lain lddtd'
ma anfarin mitta ia mddrd beibtr1
ioapelletaon. Snoioanien mainitaon
rolsieen fapinaon len joboosto, etto
beioGn mlielestGGn oliipot paltollei
iIman oifeiitista tiinfelttuneet inoi'
aaanien aiutitfiille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
Onnetun Giti.

g8f. II p. lopoettiin Saapmpeoel-
Ia erGGn talon foitposta bilioffoin
ipntpneen lopien rliumis, iofa fai.
lposia pitfGn ajan oltlloan of nib
ooin nousiut pinnalGe. &aiiposta
oil ammennettu iuonroipettG.
Mpobemnlin fGipi ielfpille, ettG
lapiufoiien of tpisfanniit faiiuoon
fen Giti, poIipelijatar 2poia SGrn-
from, jofa titnnitsti ipnnDttaneeni1
lapien toinmifiiln 5 pnG, iGilpttG-
neenid iitG piifon pGiiudt noipeton
nurfasia ia fen idIfeen upotboneen-
ia fen faimoon iosia ie ioutiii ole,
moan toisto fiu,foiitta ia iosto dit
itie nposfin ontmenii feitto. ia iiio,
naipeoen.
9liio oil bGnen mieItG6n rosfolt
toniit Min, ett1 ban oifoi birtt66 it
iefiG meti6si1, mittto meti1siG Of
Iesiaon pettifin robfeus ia ban pa
Ioii jdIIeen ibnisten iInoiTIe. @ot
foIIo ban fiiitenfin poleIliitti moIem
mot iolfonio poboin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
Naapallam i6mcelliIbnfiiS

$4,000 millielGintG aiustaa gfri.
foSia erGGn oifoja FIFTEEN iammuneen
tiliipuoren fraaterisia. gtiin fertoo
englantilainen lionnnntieteilij1 ia
tiltfimusmotfailija slleran6er 8.
Barnes. &pipmpfiesi6 oleipan tnli-
iulioren mimi on &ilimanbiboro, 10.
ia on olGut iammiifiisia uieita puo-
ia. Scr Barnes ianoo oIeipania en-.
iimGinen ipalfoinen mics, iofa iitG
fosfaan on tlitfiniit. "TuIiipuoren
froaterin. pobialla on oifeo @6enir
piiiitarba, beifon opilofcrrofIen peit.
t1mGnG. 9oImen moiIin loaiuinen
idripi miioSostao main pienen oiar
iiitG. N6feuieni eIGinten perusteclIc
orlpioin niitG iieIIG olemon ipGbin'
tiin $4,000 foppaIetta, ioufosio e.
Iebpontteia, Ieijcnio, tiifereiG, leo
poroeia ioripifuonoio ia itrutiejo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
9iansfalcista propaganda leiuite-
taaa GsIenisiG.

CSen, mnaliSf. "a p. = ManS'
fGtaiilt propogonem lenittominer
aieelliIen Iuojeluficn tilrluisia on
muo0o3tunltt &llDrin maltoufien INT
6efiI muibeefii. SorStoi-iltona, jol
, .pin GsIcnin foout oliluot tipnnG ia.
lonftlfiioita, tiireDti fafii liiuiilipil-
f4.ct1 rams falaiStn ogelttia pitfin
Cn!tofatuio faupllngin feSflStaSio
piat9A.ll in1eston. f1iiin "Nacbricb.
tenbiott1 ni!niSti lafioloiSta iuttiS-
le3t2G. @hultalnoSia minulltisio oil
tiiganl;o lcDtiG jaettu oIuffoioen Of
toesia ne lUaataon nl,tomaattilesti.
Sa;i i!ittjoilla of pllut tiloiIiulS tar
fostclIa Icbtcd lpGbGn li6cmnin,
pisfaiilrat toilet fen tiroten fooui!-
le, rnitta toilet lllfiipat lem Iiiillon.
ocbben leipittGjien coelli fulfil erGs
runSfalainen aliupieeri jofa fltiten-
fin ppipttcli fGptGlpillG, ettei fania
olili l,tullut bGnen olelpan agentteia
rartioin'osia Isentticn perGsiG til-
Ii Iicita lotiluita fafiittain pitfien
milinlotfoien perGstG. 2iiGfii oil
liiffeellG pieni armeija ialapoliilejd,
jotfa martioiipat fanian tietGmGttG
lebtien leipittdiid ia ottimat ielfD1n,
milloiien luaiflttiifien "iuttiiet" tefi-
p1t iafialaiiiin. 2ebte1 painetaan
ranSfalaisten iotilaspGGinoiasia
&o6len5isia ia iiidltGi fe ronsfoloiS-
ten propaganda. SofialoiiilIe pri-
tetdan oioittaa, ettG Saffon ballitus
on nenetellpt foipin febnosti ia nil
pilliiesti iotaformallflien mafiami-
iesia ia cttd Stalian ia gbops,pal-
tain mpotItllnto on ebeGsti &ansfan
puolella.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
&nolettaiua faiiuospnnettommns
SibbinaisiG.

Sibbing, maalisf. 26 p. = Ssear
2inogren, ifG 80 lpuotta, TAI iiirrsan
ia oitis Buffalo -Susqlebanna fai.
lpofiesin tdnG aanuna, fun opna-
miittipanos, iota bGn oil aiettamas-
ia reifdGn, laufeii ennen aifoiaan.
2inogren mifdli iilminnGfiiGt oipat
fertoneet, oil ieiioniit antpumoreiiGN
p1GllG rGiabopfien tapabtuesia ia
lentGnpt ilmaan iiieita ialfojd. SGn
oil beittGnpt benfenid, fiin tpotetpe-
rit rieniitp1t onnettonluuoen ubrin
lro. 8ainaialla on ilifulaiiia
Siantisia, Winn., mibin onnetto.
mliiioesta on ilmoitettu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
sGSDsiuallat ciiuat tinunsta @ena-
jan nDfpista ballitnsta.

S0iljattoin erGs "9taiSten &anlair
p1Iincn Halban ia @apniioenliit
o"-riminen .naisten jariest0 labett
40 eoustajoania 8ai6ingtoniin pm,
tinttdn tltnni,StuStn g8enGiGn bel.
Observation-Disclosures. &DyntGou maStc
Il lpaltioiibteeri &ugbes fielt1mGStl
icIlttGcn ettd @endjan iipfpiien GoI
litufien tilnnuStanlinen moi topo1.
.ila lite iunsto, fun Sopictti.6alli.
titS luopilu niistd toimenpiteistG ia
uifonlufiistn, joillo ie on loufnnnltt
taiffia fnniaipu1liiiG iopimufiia, io
finn Ie tllnnustoa ipuitiolliiet ipelat.
gsaiiillc antamnsiaan lauillnnos.
ia ianpo wultioiibteeri NJ. NJ. ieilrua.
ipaa:
"Sellaiien ballituflen tltnnlsta.
lYinen ei olili ninoastaan loitto-
n1nlltta barioittalpan fontisiaarifop.
Ian tufenlista ia robfaiiemista,
paan ie oliii erebops, ionfa fautta
tllettaiiiin Soluietin pprfimpst1
pGastG iaattamaan fofo nl,.li.na
ianalloiicu furiulben alailefii, fuin
on ioutnlit @enGjG npfpiien baIli-
tpfien faiisii" 8ield ielitti ban ID
betpStolle, ettd min toilpottaipaa
filin oliiifin, ettG lopiettilailet oil
lipat mullttaneet tapoiaan min ei
len oifaiiemnlin, fiiin ipiime mar
rasflulsia, iulisti Sinoapiiep, ettG
%Wenaidn lpallanfumoufien ifuiies-
ii pplppGnG tunnusmerffinG on ole
ipa ie, ettd ie on ollut alfitna maa.
ilman ipallanfumorfielle. ga nit
me Iofafusia laltilii Erotifi, pitbmes
iaan @enGidn fommunistinuorufai
lille, ettG ipallanfumoliS on tulelpo
EUROPEAN ia glmeritaan ia ettG fun
ie titlee, min ie OH "fauan festGiuG,
iulma la perinen".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-03-29
australian maibem aInttamimem.

&afiifpmmentdpfii milioonaa eef-
feriG frituninmaita tariotoon ltu-
oen @telG-8aIesin tpaItiosia beti
inibisoiuffaioen iaatoipafii. SaIIi-
tis iiiiinnittelee mposfin 10000 eef
ferin iltiiritiien fasteluolueen muo,
oostamisto Murrrmbibgee-ioen por
file, Siuiria rrtnononistoiio on ipo-
poaebtoiiesti feboitettit iafamoan e.
oclIccn olun moistoon ia ubotoon
moonomistoioin fielt1ptpesiG toimit.
too info pofoIIiiesti. Sitten Iosfe-
toon iootoipon "a miIioonaa eeffe-
ria pfiitpiiid malta. SnIIitiifien
mooieuhtponffi mpont61 oipustistc
maonomistoiilIe ia mioisdiuffoiIIc.