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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-10-09
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COMING EVENTS
f. + Fl

First Lutheran Church-The Luth-
er League will meet Thursday even
ing in the church.
Pythian STRENGTHENING Thursday
evening at 7:30 o'clock in Pythian
hall.
Norwegian Lutheran Church-The
ladies' guild will meet Wednesday
evening with Lillian Roise, 727 South
Adams street.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-10-09
HELP KIDNEYS
BY DRINKING
75 MORE WATER
Take Salts. to Flush Kidneys and
Help Neutra1fze Irritating
Acids.

Kidney and bladder irritations often
result from acidity, says a noted au-
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18
NOTICE OF ESTRAY

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
That the undersigned has taken up,
upon the premises hereinafter des-
cribed, the following described ami,
mails, to-wit:
One sorrel gclding, of probable
value of $4,000.
One black gelding, of probable
value of $4,000.
One black mare, of probable val
ue of $4,000.
That said animals were taken up
and are now confined ON the Rosen-
baum Ranch, miles west and u
miles north of FL Centre, Califor-
mia; that within thirty days after
date of this Notice, if said animals
are not claimed by the owner there
of, they will be delivered to the
Constable of Imperial Township,
Imperial County, California, for
sale under Act 1000, General Laws
of California.
Dated September II, 1928,
+. o. ROSENBAUM.
Sept Is 25, Oct ,.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18
BRITISH BOXERS
WON'T WORK FOR
NOMINAL PURSE
Claim Richards Big
Offers Spoil All
Scrappers
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-British
sport writers are blaming Ameri-
can promoters and fighters for the
rather low estate into which Eng
lish and European boxing has des-
cended.
1t is frankly admitted on the
other side that England has very
little to boast Of since the demise
of Jimmy Wilde as the world s fly
weight champion.
Comment printed in London on
the outcome Of the Dundee -Criqui
featherweight championship fight
was rather surprising to fight fans
on this side.
Inasmuch as Criqui was virtually
black lacked into the Dundee match
before he had been able to make
any capital out of his victory over
Johnny Kilbanc and before he had
an opportunity to show France
what the first world s champion
looked like, it was thought that
some objection would be voiced.
The result of the fight, however,
was accepted with cOmplacence.
Tex Rickard Blamed
Tex Rickard is held responsible
for the decline in British boxing,
in the opinion of several writer's.
They point out that in offering such
huge purses he increased the avarice
of European boxers as well as Amer.
lean fighters and he brought about
conditions whereby all the Euro,
pean boxers refuse to work for nom.
inal purses on the other side, and
dash to America for big money.
1t is news to Americans to learn
from these same writers that Rick
ard has ruined boxing also in the
United States. The London papers
told their readers that American
fight fans had rebelled against
Rickard and the other big promot
ers and were refusing to pay big
prices, for tickets. .i
Riekard will thrive on all the re
bellion that has been raised against
him.
The fans on the other side would
have a different idea of the rebel
lion if they could see the list OF
receipts of the big fights staged
here this summer. s.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18
WATCHING THE
SCORE BOARD

George Kelly hit three homers il
three straight trips to the plate ant
helped the Giants win from the
Cubs Is to 6.
Joe Bush was hit hard and time
ly and the Yanks failed to cinch
the pennant when they were down
ed by the Indians & to 9.
Rube Marquard stopped the Pr
ates while the Braves were pound
ing two pitchers and Boston won
6 to l.
-Four runs scored on rally in the
fifth inning gave the Cards to
5 win from the Phils.
Walter Johnson pitched the Sen
ators to double victory over the
Browns at to 4 and ~ to 2.
Behind the good pitching of Nay
lor and Heimach the Athletics beat
the Tigers in a double header ut
to and to 3.
After dropping the first game,
to /, the Red Sox coppcd the sec
ond from the White Sox 6 to 5.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18
LOS ANGELES MARKET
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 18.-Trad-
ing today was moderate. The
market was generally steady and
few price changes were noted. Most
fruits are unchanged. Apples are
selling well at low prices. Pears
are moving freely and fancy grapes
are in good demand. Poor quality
or condition stock is moving slow.
ly. Many lots show heavy decay.
Potatoes. are strong and supplies
light.
Atichokcs-Best 40M50.
Celery-Local 3.75M4.25.
Potatoes Stockton-Northern Riv-
ers, 3.25@3.50.
Beans-Local lima sos; wax 5
06. Kentucky Wonders s.
Figs-Local white est 6@7; black
best 5MS.
Watermelons-Chilean 100@1.5O;
Klondikes 1.50@1.75.
Grapes-Malagas 304; Thomp-
sou 2@3. Muscats 3@3H.
Butter 81, cheese 21; eggs extra
AZ, case count, 3S;.
Cattle-Beef steers, good grade,
7.50MS.00; medium grade 6.75M750.
Calves-Medium to choice, 100
pounds down, s.75M9.50; medium
to choice, 100 to 26O pounds, 700
to $50; bedium to choice, 26O
pounds up, $50 to 7.5O; Gull and
common 100 pounds up, 400 to 600.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
by United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1S.-
Table grapes held about steady
with a good demand for best quail
ty grapes. Receipts, cars: Grapes
1S; watermelons 2; cantaloupes 6;
oranges 6; grapefruit /.
There was a good sale for fancy
corn which brought as high as $500
per sack. Receipts, cars: Tomatoes
6; Potatoes l; Potatoes Oh track
Z, broken ). ~. --s
Onions-Red 200M2.25, yellow
2.25@2.4O. Brown .2.10@2.25,
White 1.90@2.10.
Broilers-M to ~ lbs, 36@HO;
colored lA to ~ lbs, 33@35; fry
crs 2SM35.
Staggy-2J@30.
Colored old roosters-15M17.
Leghorn-Old" roosters, 10013.
Leghorn hen-2R to 3 lbs, 1S@
20; lbs. and over 22M24.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18
MUCH DISCUSSION
ANENT DEMPSEY
FOULS ON FIRPO
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press Staff CORRESPONDENT

NEW YORK, September 49,
Much is being made over the mum
Der and variety of fouls that the
admirers of Luis Angel F'irpo aHcge
Jack Dempsey committed against
him when the champion was waging
his terrific battle Friday night to
retain his crown.
Firpo's handlers charge that their
man failed to win the champion
ship because he adhered to the rules
and the champion did not and
Horatio Lavelle, the trainer Of the
South American, went so far as to
state that the referee was sup
porting Dempsey with more than
his heart.
Dempsey did commit few minor
infractions of. the rules, it is true,
but they were not serious enough
to make him liable for disqualifica-
tion and when he did transgress
the rules it was done at a time
when it was obvious that the cham
pion was groggy and did not know
exactly what he was doing.
Firpo might have suffered a lit
tie when Dempsey hit him one be-
fore he was entirely erect after a
knockdown, once after the cham
pion punched him after the bell and
again when Jack was helped back
into the ring after he had been
knocked through the ropes into the
press box. The South American got
the best break of the evening when
he was given count of more than
twelve early in the first round He
was really knocked out soon after
the fight opened and was on the
floor when the referee and the
counting time keeper reached the
count Of ten.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE
"OLD SAM" CHAMP
OF MEXICO CITY

LOS ANGELES, September 49,
Mexico City boxing fans like their
fighters big. Old Sam Langford,
now champion of Mexico, is the
central star around which all the
other boxing satellites in the south
ern republic swing. And to swing
Sam they have to be big.
Fred Ncumcrkle, who runs box
ing stable here, is shipping several
of the local ham and cggcrs in an
swer to request, recently receiv-
ed from a Mexican promoter, which
states that "all fighters shown
here must weigh at least 155
pounds. -
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18
ALL READY FOR
THE DUCK SEASON

Vice President G. T.. Dcfflemeycr
and Secretary-Treasurer Charles f.
Nice, yesterday went to the Impe-
rial Valley Gun Club preserve, six
miles west of inland on the Sal
ton Sea and laid off the site for
the club house and also gave direc-
tions for the completion of lcvce
and other work. The fence cnclos-
ing 1000 acres was also ordered
started. More than 1000 pounds of
barbcd wire and two ear loads of
old ties will be required to build the
fence.
On October l last year, fully 1000
hunters came from Los Angeles,
San Diego and coast points to be
on hand for the opening day.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18
Market Report

The following marked quotations
are furnished through tho Unit ed
Press by the state department Of
agriculture, division OF markets.
They are the average Of actual
prices obtained between 1880 ard 9
o o'clock this morning by the various
jobbers from their sales to re.
tailers, hotels, restaurants, cafe, etc.
Slight fluctuations may be noted
during the days trading.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18
For SaTe or EXCHANGE
Salesman Wanted

NAN 25 TO 40 YEARS old, intel
hgent, used to hard work, willing
to sell nationally Known and ad-
vertised kitchen -utensil direct to
consumer, through leads, will pay
500 to $50 weekly. Opportunity
for advancement. Write Tacuco
Co., 537 San Fernando Bldg, Los
Angeles. 15t6
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18
DEMPSEY LEAVING
N. Y. FOR THE WEST

NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-Jack
Dempsey, worlds heavyweight
champion, leaves today for the
west, where he will spend u vaca-
tion with the members of his fami-
w.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18
LOOK

LOON
FOR SALE-A money making bar
gain for sale on easy terms, 160
acres highly improved, II new
$4,000 residence and 2 small ten
ant houses planted to 20 acres
Thompson Seedless Grapes, 10
acres Malaga Grapes, 5 acres to
Grape Fruit, all in the pink Of
condition, with perfect stand, the
remaining 125 acres in alfalfa
and leased for 3 years for cash
rental for $25 per acre per year.
l offer you this property on easy
terms at $3.50 per acre. There is
no better land in Imperial Val
ley. This choice bargain vii!
not last long, so get busy. Geo
A Carter, 664 Main st. 13t5
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18

ley before you buy. Full infor-
nation, call or write w. A. Gov
ingtOn, Agent for Imperial Val
ley. 220 Marsh Strong Building,
Los Angeles. SUFFER- BASIN
COMPANY, Main Office, Sacra-
mento. 14t6
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18
For SaLe-ReGI Estate
SMALL RANCH
For Sale
10 Years Time
Very Small Payments
See
HANCOCK
Phone 437 546 Main ST.

OPPORTUNITIES =
80 acres best land, fine location
leased to yield IL per cent net on
price asked, might get possession
of 40 acres. June or sooner if de-
sired, easy terms, no exchange. so
acres best land, fine improved,
plenty shade. IA acres young
grapefruit trees, fine stand and
condition. 16 acres ready to plant
to lettuce, 40 acres in alfalfa,
fenced for dairy. Price right,
easy terms, no exchange. Press
- Box 519. 1876
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18

WANTED-To buy, good used
photograph or piano. Box 51s.
14t3
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18
BERKELEY STADIUM
READY ON NOV. "a

BERKELEY, September 1S.-
Dedication exercises of an elaborate
nature previous to the formal open
ing the California Memorial Sta.
dium here will have to be abandon,
ed owing to an announcement by
the contractors that the stadium
will not be available until. the last
minute before the first game, that
with Stanford November "a. The
huge bowl will seat $4,000 people
when completed
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18

The greatest trouble in Asia is
she is too far from the United
States to borrow money.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18

Rich men should keep their sons
away from dances. Girls always
want to catch the fresh heir.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18

FOR RENT-Furnished room with
sleeping porch, near Wilson
school. Woman or girl only. Phone
SOP. 14t3
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18

Press Want Aoa 90 the WORK
Try them.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18
Heip " anted

WANTED-Experienced grocery
man. Mcintyre Grocery, at Ell
Centre Market. 14if
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18

BACK HOME from vacation and
ready for work. Contract, repair
or remodel. Call or drop me a
card. j. F. Noland. $50 Com
mercial st. Ell Centre. 14t5
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18
TODAY'S WANT ADS

WANTED-iousckeeper for care
of two school girls i'll a mother
less home. Phone 39l 14tl
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18
For Rent-FarH. Lands

FOR RENTED acres fine soft
soil, between 40 and so acres good
alfalfa, balance bermuda, part of
which was plowed i'll June, now
ready for seeding. Box 275, Ell
Centre. or miles south on Dog
wood Canal. Macarthur. 14tf
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18

FOR RENT-Modern mouse, unfur
nished, $22 per month, including
water. 442 He'll Ave Apply 13S
N. Fifth st. 9tt
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18
Wanted-MisCe[IaneOus

YOUNG LADY desires position as
general office clerk, has had sew
cral years experience. Box S5l FL
Centre. 1878
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18

neutrality-suspicious. mechanic.
Apply Imperial Irrigation Dis
trict. 1tf
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-18
For SQZe-MiSceli1neOus

FOR SALE-One good cook SHACK
on wheels. Collins Wrecking Co.
Phone 572. 270 No. 18th. Aft
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
snOultlI untiiill
aarjafa,t pafolaiiet.

&ulfiilaitosmiltisteri on iuostl..
nut iii9en, ettd 9nlun Iabella fiia;t-
ieipaa Wiaiffulan reieripifoiarmio
iaaonan fdpttaG Notwithstanding
fin. aaiarnirafennufiiin iiirretddn
ne Quinn ticnoilia oleipat pafolaiiet,
ioilla ei parailloan ole tnriona tp3-
aniiota paiffafunnoIla. Onlusia wii
me tollpesta alfnen toiininiit illiri
pafolaisfoulu tli{ee liinitd-Gn II.
ioitettaipafii reieupifuiarntiin.
@prninlinnastd on lGbtenpt iata.
funta pufolnista Bienun- -aarialaan.
@aboolliiesti tlillaan @ntinIon-
naan iiioittamuqa pafoluiiia toiiilta
ieuoiiilta, frn lielld on tilaa tuapaa.
ria. ISortainolat buoltotoimisto on
iiirrettp malittoul6sti @iipuriin ipaI
tion pafolaisfesfafien pbtcptecn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
Safian tp6fpubtt6msps- ia man
hliuS,uafuutnS laffantetaan.

Scum 0ismarcf aifoinaan fdlpi an.
faraa taistelua ioiialioemofraa
Iiitettd ipastaan, fatioen, ettG bolli-
tufien aiia oil pitdd b,,olta fanialais
ten bptpinipoinnista, ilman ett1 na-
ma itie omine iGrjestoineen iefaan-
tuitpat ipaltaflinltan aiioibiiL poni
ban toilneen iiiurifiiuntaiien tpofp-
tppttompps- ia iuanbitiistpaflilititslai
tofien, iofa or oll,tt Sofion plpeps
ia fitntia.
gepttenntin finn rabd on ntenettda
npt ariponia, otpat n1posfin apaflli.
tuslaitofien lltorittamat iuaflrttus.
matiut oripottontatt pienet, ipaifk
riitG onfin foroteltii. Sifiipd onfin
10 pG6tettp, ettd tpofliltitslaitos To-
pettaa toinlittanin ia fen iparasio
elGneet tpofpippttondt ia ipotibat
iiirretG6n fopb6inboioon olailifii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
'Saari metISpalo &itnIampsIa.

&ruiamon meti6palosta fertoo
Slffa ieuraaipaa: Balofiint,nn ia
paifallisten oiuffaioen tarmoffaillo
ponnistufiilla ioatiin tiilen tpolto
min palion rajoitetllfii, ettG n1ptti
oleman bpipiG toipeita iaaoa pnlo
fofonoon ianmumaan. 9pteipd titli
leinnbti fliitenfin pian len idlfeen
la palo iatfiii fopalla ipoimalla ei-
fd iitd pitfddn aifaan iaatii iantntii.
tetiifli. Tuli iibfaa rafennifiia, iois
ia pabimmasia naarasia on &alt.
noisten faniatouIu. Toiiuotuan flii-
tenfin ettG tuli iaaoaan tarmoffaiI.
la toimenpiteiIld iamirnitetufii, e.
tenfin Inn feiiraaipona pGitpdn6 al
foi iatamoan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
9lpsISt nbfaileluat.

8endidn bolibeipifiballitus on
Suomelle labettdmdsidGn ultimaat-
tanlisia buonlalttaniit, ettd Jos Suo
mi fieltaptpp pulittamasta ipanoitut
100000 fitltamarffaa ldbelld
Suomen raion tapetliista rpsiistd,
hilee 8endi1 rpbtamdGn ,poindpe-
r1iiempiin toirneitpiteiiiin. - Niin-
fliin jo tieoetG6n, OF 'Snomen balli-
tlis feltdptpnpt mafiamasta fosta
murbat eilpdt ole iliomalaisten
paan 8endjdn faniolaisten teferniii,
fosta ne olpat tebopt @enGi1n pi,o.
leila ia fosfa Suomello ei ole mi
t1Gn tefcrnista fofp jlipafan fansia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
@tsti Siipaffa fmoli forpiroimm
rfrind.


Douglas tnlntin miranomaiIet us
toipat, ettd iitomalainen metiGtbo.
ldinen &asti Siipaffa, iota Iop6et.
tim fuolleena Soeal maiatalon e.
feisbuoneesta Superiorisia, flolt
torpiroiiin iibrina. SGttet titnnettiin
peiitlaitofien fuitisia oleipasta nj.
niestd. Sdn taIi fanpnnfiin iuiime
piifon fesfiiuiiffona ia bdnen iono.
taan fen idIteen olleen alma i,iotp,,f.
iisia. Snolisio niiffumaan miebeen
ei alitfii fiinnitcttp mitdan biontio.
ia, ennenfuin erds nloiataIon bal.
ipelusfriitaan faullapa benfiI0 inenf
bartta berattauGdn ia buomaIi bd.
iten faolleen. Sdnen iImoitetaan OF.
leen frolleslaan noin 45 iptooen /.
fGiien.
Sautaus tapabtlii faiintin fustan.
itnfiella fopbdintalon 1aiitausmoo.
ban. 8iranonlnisten toimesta teh.
tim pritbfiid iiifiilaisten Ioptdmiief.
Il, mlitta etiit,tG Ell iobtanut mibir.
fdan tlilofieen. T:ti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25

Observation-Disclosures iaapunei-
oen tietoien mufaan oipot Suonesio
lpuooeniatotoitpeet ipiime aifoino
entiiestGGn pbG biionontiineet. Sos
iGGt eimat porone tuIee @tela-Suo-
lnesla fairosta melfein t6poellineil
toto. 2ufltanottamatta pleipGmpiG
malta on faiira faiffiaIla ipielG III.
leentunaatta ia oipnt alihiiiet iateet
bafanneet len maaban, min ettd on
perrin epGtparmaa ebtiifo ie laiiin-
faan fppipd.
LSuolnesia ipallinneioen
anfarien poballoien ipuofii ei iielld
tpoioa ooottao pleenid minfGanlaista
iatoa, ei taiirasta eifd perlinoista.
Weelfein lan1oin on aiionloita @esfi.
Suomesia, misid faatra on mielG
faiffialla pibantaa ia toitpeet fen
tnleentltmiiesta ipield pienen1nt1i
fuin .Suomesia, poitii Saipos.
Ia DlelpGmmilld maiGln misiG ie
iiiinttainin poifoin on pddsipt tiiGeen
tlimaan. Terunoista ipoioaon gtelG-
ia 2esfi-Suomesia ooottaa fesfin-
fertoisto parentpna iotoa iiIld ne
olifpat 10 ennen balloja ebtineet al.
nafin uicimmilla ieisouiIIa min pit
fdlle, ettei niioen fasipln fesfeptp-
irinen tiiota aiipan iiiurio tuobinfo.
ia.
9fiifiista on maotaloiisbollitufiel
le ipiiine oifoina ioapiiniit bdIppttd.
mid tietoia. Snurin ola riifiista of
mt. alfnpiioleIlo pelloiIIu fiibiIaisio
eifd iitd ep1ipofaioen iImoien ipiof.
II ole ipoitlt foriofa. GIitiiisten ia.
teioen iatfuesia on ie rittpenniit It'd
mddn. SO npt nouieuot boIIoien ia
olituisten ioteioen t,iottomot titboi
iotoibin miljooniin marffoibin ia
ios iGdt eitpdt miuitli fiiotuiiom.
mifii on meitein toto moosfa o6o'
tettuiuisio tdp0eIlinen fnto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
WeliG iapanilaista tbtt0G pelastnnmt
ibmeeIlifesti.

Sofio. = 9selid japatiiIaista tpt.
tod, Sofobonton forfeofoulun oppi.
laita pflastettiin biIiottain eIGipinG
len idlfeen fun be olipat olleet bait-
taittltneina raiinioibin % ipuoro.
foiitta iIman riiofaa maanidristpfien
idlfeen. Saiinioita pub6istamasio o.
leipat tpomiebet Iopiiip1t tptot iiiit.
rem faarifitpen alta, mlisiG be oliipai
idiIpneet Gouffdantliniottomina. Sc
oliipot ppipneet bensisid niiiitamir.
Ia fueiipiiaroiIla, ioita oil tippunui
beiodn ipanfifoppiinio pTbddrta pdin.
9Dt0t iuietiin otis ioiraaIonn, mis.
"a beiodn ilmoitetoon oIeipon paro.
nemdsia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
.Senrb Jorb rnittimspnolmeem ebbpf'
faaffi.

War Senrb- Soro tiilee otofiitto.
ipostifin laamaan fieItolnfipuolneer
prelioentin eboofasninlitpfien nifd.
II piolueen faniollisfomiteon pii.
beenjobtoia girgil Sensbotp ilmoit-
taa Yroliieen fanialIisfofous on
fittiuttu fooIIe @olbinetoniin, 8. 6,
iouIiif. IL b.
go tpiimeiiesid fonioITisfofoiif,
iesia oil fpipmpstd Nar Soroin tan.
rattomiiestd preiioentin ebooffaofii
miitto Iopufii pdtti pioIue fiiitenfin
fonnottoo preiioentti @iIionio. SGl.
Id ferfon oIen parina ettG mr. Torf
tlilee ioontodn puolieemme fonno,
t,iffen", Eoiiiui mr. &enfbaip.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
yspriam Mmerifan-2inian S6srpl.
"Nergensfiur6"

iaapili gseip yorfiin maanantaino
tt. Is p:na mlifanam pbt. 1t47
matfustaiaa, ioista ieuraaipat of.
ipat Suomesta:
Soban sllnfosfi, 8nbl, Minn., Sil.
20 9litto, Ssceolo, Micb., llrbo SO.
fipoffa, Ybilaoelpbia, Ya., Subo ia
Wars aoiola, Detroit, Micb., 9empi
2aafionen, 8rooflpn, sc. q. 2poio
Sebmusiaari Baltimore. @o. Cab
ia Sofman, Sfocflano, Dee, glia gep
garo, 8bittinspille, @ass. 8aloi.
mir ia Mrs &eicbel, 9tem yorf,
SSelga Saletpa, Song sSslano, gs. .,
Srans s. Salminen, 8estern
ASprings, 9siemi Starf, slsbtabulo
Sarbor, g., Toini Eornqbist, Sron.
MOOD, Mcb. Z lts
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
9snlmallinen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Sobenbergin piffufplan aiuffailla
labella &0lnid on aprifoitalpana
mlitfifcJ, rl....!l f.;it,nfin pfiinfer-
taiien ielipG iifulailltitsiuboe: Eori
lpuotta iitte nai eras 6S tpuotias iif-
TO % ipuotiaan fplan fnunottarcn,
iofa Ills tnli ditipuolefii iifol 40
ipuotiaalle pojalle. Yian t6ntdn jill
fcen poifa nai aitipuolenia aioin ia
min bdnen iiGstaan tlli bGnen ipa.
pDpoifonia. Site % apuotias ipni-
mo labioitti miebelleen tpttGren ia
manbempi morlian tefi inmaten nlie
belleen ia min eniimdiien tpttoien
iioditi on mposfin bGnen fGlbnid eli
pelieniG pairno.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
&nutrn00ritn fofonS
fannattaa tielhlafia
@iseoniinim fniuernS6ri pnbnnnl
fieltolafia iuastaam.

Maanlme eri maltioittcn fllmer,
ttS0rit olpat olleet foolla @est Ba.
oen'isIa, Sno. jolloin oiuat neuiuotel
Ieet fieltolaista. &ofous bpmGfipi
pGdtoslaiiielnan misld fannatettiin
faniaIlista tieltolafia ia lnipattiin
preii0entti Gooliogelle, ett1 fitiper-
noorit tulepat olcnlaan "t1poelliieS.
ia pbteistoinlinnasla" .l;ittoballitufi
sen fnnsia @ollteo6in lain moimaan-
pQnosia. gnnen pGatofien tefemistd
tp1iteltiin folme tuntia tltliiesti, III.
I'd folme fupernoorid oil nlettlinlit
,pastustan1aan eb6otiista prittden eb
fdistG 61nestptien toinlittanliien.
pGdtoscbootufien eiitti goloraoon
tinuernoori lSmeet. Siind laithi-
tnan, ett1 lain nonoattanircn- on
9lmerifan fanialaiiuii6en Sobia ia
peritstlis ia etta iofniien ipirfaili-
iain enfimdiiend ipelipolliilaitena ia
tebt1iudnG on latien ipoimaanpane.
rlinen. "&nnIallinen fieltolafi on
MT perustuslafiliiGpfiell1 moan Ia-
fina ia ybopspaItoin fanialaisten
tpaItnipa enemmist0 ON laiilfltuliais-
ia ipGfeG, iofa tobtoo, ett1 lait on
pontaipa noimaan", fliiiluiipat ia-
not pddtoslauielmasia.
@ielG iiin1 ielitettiin. ettG ai-
ttoastaan liittobaIIitiiffen lpirat.
omaiiet poituat fontroIIoioa ip6fiiuo
rliien maabontitoftnin. ioten foniol.
lisbollihifien tliliii fdptt1G tGpttG
ipaltannia ia ipoimnonla rontinilai..
poia ia raioillo toinliipia inlafltliet-
tniia ipnstann.
N16t0seboetusto pQstnan p)lDui.
41nt &ouIios1ois fl1ol 5H5ort gSorfer,
@isconiinin fn,pernoSri gloinc ia
Serasin fliipernoori gleff. Harfer
eroii TOTO fonferensiistn. siGnestpf-
len trlos ilmoitettiin fuitenfin pfit.
mieliiefii, ie fltn toirnitettiin buitto.
.dinestpfiella, eifG tiilosten torfas.
taiien foapiin iattunitt pbt1Gn Ell.
d1nt1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
Snpmi iaannt rabaluinan Mmeril
fasta.

zee piimeiiilii nIiililtteilla tulleet
esteet, iotta fesfepttiipdt Nep Oorf.
in pailffiirien ia Suomen Dallituf.
len eoustaiain toimenpiteet piinle
wiifon tiistaina tebtpien iopimiisten
iubteen Suonen ulfomailesia, $13,-
100000 lainafpipmpfiesfd, on iaa-
ta jdriestetpfii ia ieirollfiena on
ollut, ettG mt on lnsfettu mppt1.
mdfii Snonen baIlitufien aripopape-
reita fpmmenennlilio6nan bollarin
urmosta. slrlpopaperit eli bonoit
tliottalpat SO forfoa ia lanfealpat
mafiettalpifii ippsfirin p:nd 10.
1913.
Suomen eonsfilnta on pG1tt1npt
flistnlltaa ipuooen 1924 fnlnesia
$t6,500,OOO pIeiiiin luitotiiim raii.
tateioeil iatanlien ia Weiiapoimalai-
tosten rafentnnIiiiin. Habastaafieen
iilltnnitelman, fatiottiin tarpeelliiefii
ottaa Iaina. MalltnteistG fiiuluu 93
proienttia ballitlifieue ia fen Iiidtii
onlistaa ballitits iinlret ulat ar-
iuoftaita metiid. &ptonaiiuuoesIaan
on lSuomen ballitllfien Warat las-
fettu $40 milioonan 0ollarin aripoi.
iitii, iotaipastoin pelfoia on ainoas
taan sos, 8,3t9,5OO.
2oinan ia bonoien mppnnin oipat
jdriestGneet gsational Gitp Company
ia Dillon, geao & 60.