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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
Remnant Lots
Curtain Goods
Curtains, Reduced

A remnant lot of at 4 Z
tractive curtains, of filet l.
net, nottingham and .Sfo
marquisette. Are in IL
pretty effects and suit pp,cr
able for most any room
in the home. And tc think you
can buy them for half price Rem.
nant Day.
Another remnant lot of Win
dow shades. In various widths
and lengthz-to fit most any
window. All are slightly dam
aged. Remnant Day u PRICE
Joske' Second Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
Remnant Lots
Laces
Laces and Embroideries

Dainty edges, 4 \ i
insertions, bead La
ings, flouncings, /R]
and bands in ~
lengths from 1-2 OFF |
to five yards. In many
very attractive patterns
All 1-3 regular price.
Remnants of trimmings
beaded and embroidered bands
and braids. In lengths from
Id to 3 yards. Remnant Daj
u PRICE.
Joske's Second Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
Remnants of
Draperies

IS: !; I: :: IS: s: u
did assortment to choose
from. PRICE
Remnant of nets, marquisette
and scrim, in white, in ivory and
ecru. All to go. Dozens and doz-
ems of pieces to select from. See
them by all 1
means Observation-Disclosures. 2
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
Remnant Lot
Books
800 Cloth-Bound Books

Regular $3.50 II @
and SITS editions A0
of books of fiction. EaIA
Regul ar editions, ~ " -
containing the works of many
popular writers, dealing with
many subjects of ficticn.
Joske's Second Floor
The new Revised Webster's
Dictionary in clothing binding,
published at $3.50; seh-pronounc-
ing and containing the latest and
newest words, Remnant oE
Day ............... OoS
Po,ke's Second Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
Remnant Lots
House Attire
Bingham Dresses, at

Womens and miss 4 Il
ses bingham dresses liz
in a number of III
pretty styles. Trim -
ed in organdy, rick FNi'h
rack braid. pearl buttons
and white P. K. Belted and
sash back models. Broken
sizes and styles, but some of
every size-from 16 to 20
and SO to A. Was $2.98
to $1,000 at half price S1.99
to $500.
$500 Bungalow aprons in per-
Gale and chambray. Open front
and slip over styles. Belted
and sash back models. Many
colors. Sizes SO to Ct 90
AZ ................p1oZ J
Regular s5.95 and $3.50 cot
ton crepe kimonas. In solid colors
and striped patterns. Colors in
clude rose, blue and lavender.
Remnant day 90 90
at .............. %SsSo
csc Women's Bungalow Aprons
of Percale; in open front and
slip-over styles. Belted and sash
ties; trimmed in narrow bindings
and rick-rack braid. en-
Sizes SO to 42........ W.
Joske's Third Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08

4Oc hemstitched cotton huck
face towels, made of a good dou-
Bile woven huck, very soft finish.
inches Hc5 i0Aoo 29c
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-19
Farmers to Hold
Field Day For
Sorghum Study

Assistant Farm Advisor Raymond
Ellis has issued announcements stat
ing that the University of Califor-
MIA Experiment Station at Meloland,
cooperating with the extension SER
vice of the county, will hold a
farmers field day on Monday. Oct
ober 20 at l 80 p. IN. The meeting
will be held at the Meloland, sta
tion and anyone interested is invited
to attend.
l.. G. Goar, experiment station
foreman at Mcloland, has done some
very valuable work with sorghum
varieties this wear and his plots arc
now ripening. He has also been
working on the correct distances
between rows and plants. Farmers
of Imperial Valley who are inter
ested in knowing at what distance
apart corn will yield the absolute
maximum and similar information
should attend this meeting.
A comparison of different varie-
ties, and study of cultural and irri-
CATION methods will be made at this
time.
Charles c. Triplett, agricultural
instructor at the local high school,
announces that he and a number of
students IN his classes will attend,
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-19
New Lamp Burns
"a Pct. Air
Beats Electric or Gas

A new oil lamp that gives an
amazingly brilliant, soft, white
light, even better than gas or cleo
tricity, has been tested by the q
S. Government and S5 leading uni
versities and found to be superior
to 10 ordinary oil lamps. 1t burns
without odor, smoke or noise-no
pumping up, is simple, clean, safe.
Burns 94Go aid and 6fo eommoii
kerosene (eoal OIL
The inventor, W. A. johnson, 16l
Union Ave. N, Portland, Ore, is
offering TO send lamp on 10 days
FREE trial, or even to give one
FREE to the first user in each To-
cality who will help him introduce
it. Write him today for full par
tieulars. Also ask him to explain
low you can get the agency, ard
without experience or money make
$3.50 to $500 per month. Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-19
Jury's, Verdict 90
Second Degree
Continued from page ~

(Conuhuec from page II
side, called to hle,n aoTcome out of
the field. He then fired shot in
the air. The shot evidently startled
Sehaefer who spoke to Hoffman.
Tho latter testified at. the trial that
Sehaefer threatened him, aud was
advancing toward him with his
hand in his pocket as though he
We're going 10 draw a gun, when he
(Hoffman) fired. Neither Comeliu-
SON nor Sehell saw the actual shoot
ing, Schaefcr being hidden from
them by his machine The shot
struck Schaefer in the side inflict-
ing, a mortal wound. Mrs. Hoffman
had left the machine in the mean
time, aud when the shot sounded,
ran up tn: road to her home. Schact-
er dragged himself into Hoffman S
machine and asked to be taken to
a doctor. Instead of complying
with the wounded boys request,
Hoffman. ordered him from the ma
chine and told his companions to
take. him to doctor in his own
machine Schell and Corneluson
did so, taking the injured lad to
Brawlcy, where Ire was given first
aid, and the later removed to the
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-19
Bright Program
By Rotarians

4
Several @out of town Rotarians
hailing from San Francisco, Los
Angeles and Brawley added to the
interest of the regular weekly lunch
con of the Rotarians by their pres
ence yesterday. The program which
consisted of trade talks by George
W. Anderson on the hardware bus
mess and ]. r. Ford, who spoke for
W. H. Lavayea, on the title insur-
ance business, proved to be of much
interest.
Fred Nebel Thau was present and
sang several original songs, and
brought message from f. w. Judy,
former prominent resident of this
city, who is now located in Pitts
burgh, Pennsylvania.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-19
ASTROL0GER Is
SHIELDING HIS
NEPHEW, CLAIM
By United Press Leased Wire

MARSHFJELD, Ore, Oct. 49,
Possibility that Arthur Covell, in
valid astrologer. is attempting to
give what he considers his less val
liable life in place of the Young life
of his nephew. Alton Covell, was a3-
vanced by Coveu's S friends here to-
day.
Covell's ease, in which he is
charged with having hypnotized Al
ton Covell into the murder of Ebba
Covcll, the boy step-mother, was
to come up in court here today.
Covcll has pleaded guilty but the
court has ordered that he be tried
and his attorneys have declared
they will change his plea to not
guilty.
Friends now point to the appar
ent deep affection of Covell for his
nephew and for his niece, Lucille,
and it was intimated that the de
tense might be advanced that Covell
is trying to take responsibility for
the crime in order to save the boy
from possible hanging.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-19
DISTRICT MAILS. S..
EXPLANATION OF
new WATER RATE

In order that the people of I'm
perial Valley may have better
understanding of the change in
the tax rate of the Imperial lrri'
cation District, which has been
set at $5 per 500 valuation, as
against $3.50 last year, the district
is mailing the following statement
10 all water users and land own
ers:
The assessment rate for 1924 is
levied at $500 per $4,000 valua-
.tion, which is equivalent to $500
per acre for good land.
The valuation is based upon slO0
per acre for good land not affected
'by washes, alkali, sand dunes or
too high to receive water by graN-
ity.
This assessment is payable in
two installmcnts. The first in
stallment is delinquent December 81
1929. The second installment be-
comes delinquent June 80, 1924.
Upon the payment of the first in
stallment of $3.50 per acre, you
establish q water credit of Sl.25,
and likewise en- the second install
nsent.
In short, You win receive
quantity of water measured III
acre feet equal to one half of the
amount in dollars of the current
assessment paid.
When this credit has been con-
sumed in water charges the water
shall be paid for in the regular
monthly account as heretofore
A tenant pays for the water or
1ered in the usual way and the land
cwner is refunded in cash, bi-
monthly, the amount paid by said
tenant equal to the amount or
water credit established.
The schedule of water rates for
the calendar wear of 1924 has been
adopted by the board and becomes
effective January /, 1924, copy OF
which was printed in full in the
Press on October 10.
Press want ads bring results.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-19

was deprived of her chief means of
support when her son died, was as
sisted Financially by members of the
Elks and Rotary Club, and express
ed regret that it was impossible for
her to thank the members of both
organizations i'll person.
Upon being advised by the dis
trict attorneys office last night of
the verdict, her first expression was
one Of regret for Mrs. Hoffman. She
believed the verdict of the jury Il
Just one, stating she did not wish
to have Hoffman pay for the act
with his life.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-19
L. A.,aCAPlITlALI TO.
DRILL, " NEAR OLD
1O4 = WELL STAND

~sHULTvILLE, Get. l9.-J. w.
Frank and l.. A. Bedford, Los An
geles, capitalists, were out with l..
4. Harris to the sit of the 104 oil
we'll Thursday morning.
Mr.. Frank and Mr.. Bedford were
contracting For the lease of several
pieces of land adjacent to the well.
They plan to begin to drill for oil
soon a2a have engaged the driller
who Ind charge of the lO4 Jwell. He
is Very optimistic concerning the
outlook and they are expecting to
find a good well.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-19

FL Centre hospitY. where he died on
,rlre- morping ofSMay a. 9
Went to Bed

- Following the shooting. Hoffman
returned to his home with Mrs
Hoffman,, and after reloadihE his
'galL gaEeit to one of his hired men,
whom he took back to the thresher
and INSTRUCTED him to stay on guard
There untM morning. He then went
home again and went to bed, where
he was found by Deputy Sheriff
Stirling Oswalt and Officer OfBrien
-6f Brawley, who were notified of
the shooting. Hoffman was placed
under arrest and q charge OF. murder
placed against him when Schaefer
died. ..~-s
Schaefer was the only son of his
widowed mother and had come to
the valley With .tbc, intention of
getting work here TO help support
Tcr. Hoffman had operated Il ranch
near Rockwood for several years
and was we'll known in the north
end Of the valley {.
Before leaving Fl Centre yester-
day, following the conclusion of the
Hoffman trial, Mrs. Annie. Schaefer
of Pomona. mother of the slain boy,
asked the Press to express her most
sincere thanks to FL Centro Lodge
of Eiks and the Ell Centre Rotary
Club, for help which they rendered
her last May. Mrs. Sehaefer, who
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-19
GOES STILL LOWER

NEW YORK, October 19.-The
foreign exchange market closed low
er. Sterling demand 4.52 Is, off
l-8; francs .059S; lire .0452; Belgian
fr:;nes .o517h, up .O002; marks
10000, 100000 to the dollar.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-19

HAMILTON, y. Y.-Four of the
best PLAYERS, Tryon, Cornwell, Red
niger and Crowther, viii not be in
the game when Colgate plays Cor
nell tomorrow at Ithaca.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-19
STRENGTH OF THE GREAT
HORNED OWL

A great horned owl, more than
three feet in length, was seen a
few weeks ago at Turner, Maine,
to pick up. 80 pound calf and fly
over a stone wall with it.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-19
The Weather

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. -
Ta.r tonight md Saturday.
los ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair and warmer tonight and
SATURDAY..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-06-28
MauitOba, GanaoaSia, bpl
janugt 'tieltolaia
On eSmfii fieltolain riffoiille Yb.
Sssmalloisia.

BinnipegistG, Ganaoasta, lenn1.
tettiin Wiime Iauantaina iellainen
tieto, ettd Wanitoba OH 11nestpt5en
faiitta bpli1nnpt fieltolain. SielI6
poliitillilella alalla on to;nlinut fiel
tolafia ipastuan II. +. fobtllnsliitto,
iofa npt toimitetusia G1nestptiesiG
iai il1tren enennliston GGniG.
Weanitoban "mGri1fii" memo tut
lee Waitllttanaan ep1ebullilesti yb.
bpstpaltain tieltolatiaiiolle. Scum tpa
fiiuonat tpee f1pt1ntoon Manito-
basia, Min iielta ne ialateitie mir.
taalpat mposfin gbopsiualtain puo-
Ielle. geiin fiiitenfin tapabtii ioita-
tin ipuoiia taafiepGin iolloin Mant-
tobasia ei oIlut fieltolofio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-06-28
SirnllInlprstD raiDOnunt
lpluleSia DaltiDSia
Stsrsfp 0afoto6Sia ia 0sinueiotasia
luienpt monta ibmisabria.

@iime lilnnllntaina iltapGimGllG
roitpoii birlued mprsfp Iaaialla a.
lolla @tela ia Eobiois Satotain
aaiuifoilla ia mposfin Minneiotan
taioleIIa. @tela- Oafotan puolella ei
n1prsfp tebnpt min iuurta bsiipitps-
tpotd fiiin Hobiois- -Satotasia, nlifG-
Il tGbdn asti iaaoiit tieoot oioitta-
mot. Clarence sc. NcSIhpaine, tln-
uettu rabamies Sirronista, 9. g.,
biffiii iiinnuntaina 8pron jGripeen
3lin raiii tiiiili faatoi b1nen meneen-
I'd, iolla bdn oil i6ripellG. Sunli ia
ronffaiaoe tieoetdan tebneen mabin-
toa tpilialle ia m,rille omailliroelle
uieoSio paifasia @teld- -Oafotasia.
Bomman ia Moams fauntit Nob-
iois- -Dofotasia oipot enite f6riineet
urprsfpstG. gt6illa tienoillo tieoe-
tGGn ainafin fpnlmenen benfilo1 iaa
neen iitrnania ia uieita louffuantll-
Meen. Yporrefnprsfp on laaialta q.
IaIto lnfaisiut pilbtaafii faiffi ra-
tennitfiet, fatfonut iGbfolanfappl.
DGdt ia ruiItotiet oipat joittiineet e.
p6fitntoon.
aRanban'in lGbist0IlG iatoi iiiuria
rabeita. iotfa tiiboiihpat tpiliat ia
>teinGn iefG iiirmaiiipat uieita elGi-
miG.
Nnrsfp ,alettui mposfin @inne.
foton ploIcIle, ia tefi iiiurta tlboa
onaiiinioelle ct Bailisio ia Wfin-
ateapoIis'isia iefd Sinclepn ieuoulIa.
Aouplinfieu faout .6pttpilpGt meoel-
Id, mprsfp repi fatot uieiSta life
3sruneistu ia sirruftn neIid ibnristd
tieoet1Gn bnffuneen Minneicton
pitoleIIa.
SaGrosien ielioullo isis. tefi ia-
mo nlprsfp liilrta tiboo. Situli i1r-
II mcntu buonetta, fautoi piiito ia
Ioi hpiIian alas.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-06-28
WeeKaioriat ra,tbotettnmja.

WsetiGioriia ei ole lilpa metidstdd
weinmeiotasia eifd misiddn nir,sia
lpaltiosia minGGn rpuooenaifana,
mifdIi ybopsmaltain moonmiljelps-
oeportementti, ionfa buostasio on
minittolintiiia fosfeapien lain mOi'
nloanpono, iImoittau. Wsainittu lo'
Ii on feberaIinen fofo maoto foste-
,po, ia fen ntiifdan on metidioriien
{,poob 6ucfs) metidstdminen, dmpii.
minen ia boIliisiapitGminen fiellet-
tpd taififii aioifii ybopspalloisio.
SdmG riistalufi ioIIe ybopsmoltoin
pIioiferis antoi ipabuishtffeh, iaat-
taa ipoimattomofii Deinneioton riis.
toIoteibin tpiime IoinIontiiafiinnasio
teb6pn Iiidpfien, iosia iddoettiin IT.
pa.atto metidioriien metfdstdmiieem.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-06-28
Spiiuo Snlpnem ammtttn benailtG
Gobinstonim lSbeiippbesiG.
Q'MnSe. W1ich. feSGf. % b. -

2'@nie, Weicb. feiGf. 20 p. =
9uullen 81 apnotiasta tie urafoitii.
joo Ioimo Salosta porofii, fun ia.
MA fulfil nlaantiet1 pitfin Gobing-
tonin IGbeiippoesid tdnadn anlpui
@apert 2appinen bGntd 8incbester
fifpGGriIlG. Salonen fitoli beti.
Salonen fiilietti fnnfea ia nieito
rGiGbopfieen fdptettdtpiG iptptps Ian
foia iiIlG taipaIla, ettG poroia paa.
nina mics liriiIi bGntd porofli. &ol.
me Idlifaiista anmrttiin ia ainoos-
taon pfii lnoti ofui tSaIoieen pirs.
toen ipbGmen.
ysiin pion. fun 2dppinen oil biio.
mannut onipuneenio SdIoicit poIuii
ban fGlnpGIIe ia iImoittalitiii ,ipi'
ranomaiiiIIe antaitien iberiffin a.
pliIaiien Sacf Dantesin biiostaan
Santa fdiIptetGdn tnitntin ipanfilas
ia, miitta Ell mitddn ipptostd clt
ipieId eiitettp 2oppista tpastann
aitmmntfin miebet paItpeIipat Ob
opsmaItain orrneiiasia rraaiImdn TO-
ban aifona. 2oppinen of ipaItame'
rem toiieTIo pioIeIIa pb6efidn tint
fdutta. - 8oIipoid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-06-28
211 iaomalaista iaapan "Orottning-
bplm" laimalla.

9tiiotiin glrnerifan 2inian Iaiiua
"Orottningbolm" ldbti @oteborgis.
ia feiGf. % b. nulfanaan 20 emf.
maiien, 44S toiien ia SS1 folman-
men litofan mattnstaiaa, pbteenlG
1349. geaioen ioiifosia oil 2tt iuo.
maloista, iunrin iiin1ma, iofa on
tllllut pboesii laipasla lpuoiifau.
FIN. Whtfana oil mposfin uleita iuo
molaisipntpiiiG @merifar fanIalai-
fla, jotfa olipat tpierailemasia ipn.
tpmamaasia. "Orottningbolm" ooo-
tetaan laapulpnfii Seem Yorfiin bet
nGf. 2 b. ia pitriebtii tafaiiin &uot-
iiin beinGf. Z p. pieoen mennesiG1n
npOsfin itleita iuomolaiiia. 4r
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-06-28
aafi on mitem ie litetaan.

Tuoreir. tobistns iiitG on liitto.
ballitufien tointet pGfijuornia fuljet-
talpien laiipoien iirbteen gtap Dor
fin iotonlasia. Sielld MIN. uitme
Iouantoina pritettiin lain mGGrdpt-
len mufaan tafaparifoi6a ipdfiiiic'
mat 8alfoien EGbben "Yaltic" la
Gunaro Iinion "8erengaria" lai'
moista, miitta ipGliin tiili ybopsipal
toien terpepsmiraston iobtaio tri
Spraene ia Lain t,trfpisia antoi loi-
moiIe lunan iGiIpttdd fpdfiinoinio
IG6fint6tarfoihista parten. 2dfi
fiutIini min fiiin ie liietoan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-06-28
llmIi icmrafmntabanfc.

SO pitemnlGn aifaa on ollut mi.
reiIlG fpipmps iiiiben isirofunnon
mllooostoniiesta Sortdlpplon mao4
ieurafll1rnon etelGolista. ,lliiaa mol.
mistomoan poIitlin toiniifunnan
futiusta of SortaipaIan 2aipijdr
pellG pleinen fofoiis, iosia tointi'
fllnnon ebootlifien uitfoiiesti p1S
tettiin rpbtpG onomom Suomiofa
pitulin toinenpiteitG ititOen "&uof
foniemi .nilniien ieiiraflinnon muo
bostonliiefli Saaipainjoen eteldpno
lelIo olelpista Sortaipalan muaieit
rofllntaan fili,litpista aliieista. Sel
rofllnnan, ionta firffo taliii rofen
nettoipofii 2opijGrlpen fDldan mo
filufu fulfil olen1aon 1872 benfet
ia monttaalilrfu noin II.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-06-28
airfusta eronnciben bantapaifat.

&irfpsta erunncibcn bantapaifat.
8iinte belnlifirun II pn1 p11tti
ssuripon ielrafunnan firftopoltltiiS
TO, ettG firfosta eronneioen on ntaf-
iettaipo bulitapoifoistn ripibouoasta
200 ia iufuba,ioasta 300 narffaa
neIiSmetriltG iefc ettG niioen jotfa
cnnen nsfonnonipapuuslain moi.
n1aanastinista oipat 10 lnnastoneet
ii,fuboiibun ia iittemmin lnoplinect
firfosta, on iuoritettaipa bciioas.
tam lifdmafiuo partban ia nuoen
hiunan erotus ennerfnin iaafDat boii
toanio fdpttda. SGstd pddtofiestd
tefimGt eraGt ieurafuntalaiiet mali.
tufien 8aaion IGGrin maaberralle
,paatien pdatOfien ISittomona tr-
moanista.
Wsaoberra on npttemmit oiian
rotfaisiut ieuraaarposti: @osto tir.
fonfofous ippsf,tin 10 pnd 1917
on mdardnnpt SuhibmItoien litnas-
tufiet 10 ia 25 mnrfufii 16 neltO-
,.,etriItd Ell firfonaItuustO ole ol.
tut oifeitettu MT mddrSdnIddn tafd
bintao forteanlpaa mafiro ennen
waliiufienaIaiisn pddt0fien tetoa l''
,iasteiihsta iiifubuiiocista ionto
,urcfii pddt0s taItd cialtoon tiino-
'ocn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-06-28
Smomalainen palannt faoliaafii.

Calumet, Neicb. fei0f. 81 p. =
Ssfalp1n fliolernan iibrifli joi,tii fan
ialaiienme &orl S8ilionin pitoli'o
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tapabtltneesio tii-
lipnloslo fotoroan formillo lifelld
eSuItonia. Sanottlna aanlii1a oil mr
1iIion IGbtenpt fGpnGan lGbeilesio
fpIGsia, Copper Gitpsid, ia ennen
lG6to11n oil fotioniib ettei tulto inn-
NIT itaniinfaan, iilIG paimonia on
ollut pitem1nlGn aifaa beifosia moir'
nisia. Bdbdn tdn1an idlfeen naapn
rit buonaiipat talon olsipan tllesia
ia fun iaap,iiipat paifalle, oil ie to.
fonoon Iieffien mollasia, ioten Wlrs
Wilfonin peIastus oil lnabocton.
WtistG tiili ini alfunia on tititfer1ld'
ton. Wers @ilion oil noin so puo-
oen ifiinen ia olIut &emeenaip faun
tin aiilffoono Sitfdn uifoa- 7Baina.
ion palaneet idtteet bauoattiin 10.
mon pGifpGn iItopdipdlIa. = ". 9.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-06-28
Nenupttelmt iuilianfaspattajiem ale
man parantamiIcfIi.

@bicngoslo OH ollitt foolla 9lne.
rifan pebndntaspattojia io beioGn
Nbstnpia1n" neiilpottelemosio, n1i-
ten iDilianfusiDottojien aienaa moi
tniiiin porontao. @rGGt fomaripii.
inal efittiipdt eta farrnorien tuliii
fpOttGd iioilleen enenpi mebnGG, io-
ten tlililtiis oliii iiiitrenpi ia ie nos
tnifi pebnGn bir1taa. Soinen eiitti
ettG oIettaiiiin innostamaan maam.
me ofiiffaita fGptt1nl1Gn ratpinto.
naaH enempi pebnaleiPdd.
BiIionfosmottoiien gbbistpfien
pIeinen Iiiffeenboitaia, @eorge s.
Hepett, tuontitii arlpottomifii eocI-
listen pitbujien tetenlGt eb6otlifiet.
&dn Inaiiiii, eta farmareita moitiin
purbniten aipustaa iiten, ettG ban
fniii life fontrollinin aIoiiefii tiiot-
teitterio nppntiplolen @ofous, io-
Ia ei Ininunnit pddbuonliota tdlle
nfioIIe. ei eoustanit eniinfGdn for.
utdrien aiioo, ban ianoi. Nitddn e.
rot,isto ei tebnpt fornoriIIe oil meb
adm fnIutis benfiIod foboen tpiiii
tai tpmmenen busbeIia ipiiooesia.
Sorninrien fpipmpfien pbtenG pdd'
pdifaltena of ie, ettG Mmerifan "a
bot mpptiin fiinafin tpiionna forfein
tnnn 70 pditpdd festdtp6IId oiaIIo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-06-28
NGfiimom,iem ialafnlietnfieu ebfGiic.

Seliingin raittiusidriest0ien tes
fustoinifllnta on ipaltioneimostout
iGttdnpt firielmGn, iosia Dallitlisto
pppoetdan rpbtpnlGdn faiffiin mob
oolliiiin teinoibin Seliingiii falipun
gin pulpGristollG bariotetan ipafi
iuonlien ialatillietllfieu ebtdiielAiief-
il. Samalla toimiflnta laHilil lpa-
faumufienoan etta tieltolotia tds-
ia iilbteesia ipoinpat ipalfpoa main
iellaiiet miranomaiiet, iotfd title tor
foin nouoatta,uat tGtG lafia, |. 0.
iotfa itie oipat eboottomasti raittiit.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-06-28
0innmis l0bSrtit meSestS iciio)uas.
ia aiemmosIa.

SouebtOn. : Sberiffiq wiraston
iGienet prittGpat pG6st1 ielipilIe
Bortage i6rlpsstG GsfettGin lopoetpn
ruuniin benfilolliippbesti. g'aIumiS
Iopoettiin pifemnlit omititisten oIo.
iitbteitten aloiiina.
sc oil lopoettGesiG ieiloipasia a.
Niennosia poifaIla, misiG ipettG oil
iperrattain Dihan. Sartiat clitpat
fppristpneet ien.tperran, ett1 faStpot
olipot meben olla Waeben bottit of
rannallo noin fDmnenen ialon pGGs
Ia. SaSfiiiSia oil ilriri lompatfo,
lpaat oil ie aiman tpbid. Senttid.
~fGGn raboa ei loptpnpt eifG lion
minfddnloiiio popereito. Suffunut
mics oil noin-55 pitooen it1inen,
bptpin plettu ia faiffi merritt oioit-
tiipat banen olleen bppinmoipan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-06-28
supuleu uutiiia


S,iomen nlesiitille emf beindti,iu
Is p6iauifii inapinuille on mol
tiOneuiuosto mpontanpt ilinalippu
len binnoista % prof. alennltfien
iofa on ipeimasia feidtlrln 20 ic
beinafu1in 10 pGiludn maliiend al
fana. Weposfin mesiuiIle Iabetetta
mGsti talparasta on nponnettp ia
MO alennitS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-06-28
SenettS ia paffasta.

8iime piifoIla ia tGmGn piifon
oliisia on ybopsmaltoin It'd ia fesfi
paItioisio oIIrt bartptnaiien fiiitmo
lima. Sodn paltioisia on monto IT,
mistd tiioIIit hntntiruteen.
geep wsexicosia iitdmostotn on
ollut toipattomon ioImd. Siella ndi-
nd pdipind on poffanen IiihisieI.
Tut