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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-04
By Beck

lists standard of comparison, but its
well to recall some of the annoying
things it did and the many advan.
tages it lacked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-04
Eases the Shock

When going over rough spots in
the road it will ease the shock to feed
gas with the hand control while
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-04
Caution at CROSSINGS


If every driver will exercise partic-
ular caution in crossing railroad
tracks the prediction of the Inter-
state Commerce Commissions Blu
reau of Safety that 700 autoists will
meet death at crossings within the
next three months will not come true.
Considering the enormous increase
III cars some progress in safety is
evident when 1t is seen that 1888 per-
sons were killed at grade crossings in
1917 as against 1859 in 1921. There
is a possibility that when the 1922
figures are completed the figure will
be only slightly higher in spite of the
great increase in motor travel
The number of grade crossing ac-
cidents, however, are increasing all
out Of proportion to conditions, which
plainly enough indicates the import
ance of utmost precaution on the
part of drivers. An accident" at
grade crossing is the last word in
luck, for to escape death in an en-
counter with a moving train is indeed
miracle. Apparently the Bureau of
Safety appreciates the fact that luck
will change and that the large num-
Der of accidents will suddenly slip
over into the fatality class.
How can any motorist know the
facts and yet fail to take the simple
precaution of being careful to see
whether a train is coming?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-04

Most people forget that the best
way to watch the road is through the
windshield.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-04

Do It This Way
Obviatng the danger of accident
ally pumping the left front fender OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-04

the car directly behind your parking
space when entering it is to make up
your mind always to park the car
properly by driving up along side of
the car ahead and then backing. No
matter how sharply you cut the
wheels under this arrangement, IL the
rear right wheel is slightly behind
the left rear of the car ahead, no
damage can be done except by the
front tenders which, however, are
EASY to keen track of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-04

hard facts I find that they are too
often the result of over confidence in
the indicators and gauges on the car,
or rather the habit of readin' the in
dicators at the wrong time.
Take the oil indicator on the en-
CINE. for instance. One chap had to
be towed in here with a fine set Of
burned bearings simply because he
always inspected the Oil indicator
when the car was standin' with the
right front wheel higher than the
rest. Naturally about two quarts of
oil would register like a full amount.
The indicator failed him because he
didn't give it chance to register
properly.
Il just installed a new battery for
another chap who didn't give his am
meter a chance to tell the truth He
noticed that his lights were getting a
little dim and instead Of suspectin'
that he might need water in the bat
terry decided to advance the chargin'
rate of the generator by changin' the
position of the third brush. The
trouble was he read the ammeter
while the headlights were lit, and of
course the chargin' rate appeared
very slight at normal speed and an
actual discharge at higher speed.
THE next day when he took his
long trip of course the battery was
overcharged. He relied on the read
ing of the ammeter the night before,
and never thought to consider it in
the daytime, otherwise he would
have observed the need of putin the
third brush back to its original posi-
ton.
1.-THE point is. that if you're going
to read the indicators on the car
you've got to give them half a
chance. 1t costs you money every
time you spoil their chances of in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-04

Force of Habit "a
Dentist (about to extract a TOOTH
Do you want gas?
Inveterate Motorist: Five gallons
and you better let me have a quart
of Oil.
The Washington times., 1923-03-14
JEWISH Rel i + coNcERT
DELI GIFTS SIC AUDIENCE

An all-star concert for file hene.
ct Of the Denver sanitaritfn Of Ire
Jewish C01IaufnpfiRes ReIief S..
#ciety was held last night II the
New Masonic Temple auditorium a
large and enthusiastic audience -.
Hlal1dSd the efforts Of the soloists.
The program f0ll0Ws: Piano sold.
q lelOdys l1sachlnanin0kf), EuRenia
Bruman; tenor solo, aria from II =
Jrive (E3alvey) Max Bloch: violin
solo. Spanish Dance tSarasafeI.
SascEa Jacobsen: ZONE .Torne. &
folk song tJewisl1l. Viut.Vftres. 4
folk song Little Russiali). Adele
Bliss; Ich BeinI Aheinl lSatz.
sCherniavslSy, Ludwig Eatz. NTH
Laura Cherniavsky, accompanies.
pianist Atereopticon Views .of tie
Denver sanitariun; tenor sod. "a 3e.
cause (d,E4ardineaul, Max Block:
v5olin solo. Souvenir de MOSCOW,
fVEienIaws Eascna jacobsen: so.
prano solo. sVfssi d,Arie" (Tosca9.
Adele Bliss: 'Ich Bin zurick III All.
tOrney street, (3atz-R umsilfnski
Ludwig Satz. with Laura Charniav.
sky. accompanied. pianist.
The Washington times., 1923-03-14
OPEN DRIVE FOR
FUNDS To AID
PALESTINE
$50, 900 Already Raised To-
ward -. o0o. 900 Needed
For Jewish Refugees.

NEW York, March 14.-With
$16O, 900 toward the SO. 900 900 being
raised already subscribed, the effort
to re-settle In Palestine thousands
Of Jewish refugees driven out Of
Eastern and Southern Europe began
today.
The first subscriptions were made
at a dinner In honH OF Chain Weiz-
mann, president Of the World Zion.
lot movement.
Ex.Magistrate Bernard s. Rosen.
.blatt told the diners that millions be
homeless Jews In Eastern Europe
are knocking at the gates Of
Palestine, ready and willing to rive
their bodies and souls for the mp.
building Of the new homeland. He
added:
American Jews have given near.
w $50, OOO, 900 for relief during the
last eiga1t years and saved the Jaws
Of Eastern Europe. But d new and
greater problem has arisen the
problem OF constructive relief.
There are 10000 homeless Ukran.
ian Jews now In Warsaw. about 70
be expelled from Poland, while they
cannot enter the Ukraine. Europe
will not have them: the doors 81
Anerica. with the quota system, are
closed to them.
The Washington times., 1923-03-14
NEWS EXPERTS
| To ADDRESS
SCR|BES
DeadIine Club Arrange for
Series Of Talks % Max
ing = Paper.

a series Of addresses on The
Newspaper BY authorities on news,
editorials, libel laws. advertising,
circulation and mechanical equip
ment win Be given before members
Of the Deadline Club, an organiza-
ton Of local newspaper reporters,
ct future meetings.
The first lecture is scheduled for
Tuesday, March ~. in Harvey's,
Eleventh and Pennsylvania avenue.
Libel Laws Of the District Of
Columbia will be discussed by a
prominent local lawyer.
The club at its meeting last
night decided to devote q portion
Of each meeting to an educational
PRO gram. The entertainment,
feature Of the clubs meetings, how
ever. Will be continued
The club also decided to extend
invitations to the meetings to public
The Washington times., 1923-03-14
VI IS BUREAU
INQUIRY
BEGUN
General Organ Calls for CO.
operation 81 officials Fin
ished Within six Weeks.

A SIX weeks wlltrlWind probe Of
the Veterans Bureau ii advance of
the intensive and detailed inquiry 10
come later
This II the program OF MAI. Gen.
John r. Organ. counsel for the
Senate subcommittee conducting
the investigation. on his flying visit
70 Washington yesterday
General O'Ryan4 did not hesitate
to call upon officials ok the.
VeteraIls. Bureau to aid him In III.
veatigating themselves. He Wlaimai.
caliy pointed 10 the fact tint
General Hines, director Of the
bureau. had nothing to lose BY the
inquiry, iIlasm1cl1 as he has juet
recently taken office.
The first thing that General
Organ will do will be to study
their claims before the bureau. He
win try to find out why ssrclI
talye delays and mistakes occur.
and why there are IS many & r.
parent Il1iscarriages Ok Justice IN
the relief and compensation work
Of the bureau.
General organ Is conducting hia
lnvestigat ion without aid froni the
Senate subcommittee which II
composed Of Senator David al.
Reed Of Pennsylvania, who Is now
en- route to Bermuda; Senator eddie
Hof Nevada. who II now in the west.
and Senator Dayisl Walsh, who n
ct his home In Massachusetts. The
subcommittee probably viii take no
active part In the Investigation
until the preliminary report Is
ready.
In the meantime. General O,17yart
promises U put On sfstli steaIr
ahead and % find out what &
wrong. He III looking Tor full 81.
opera ton from Washington 0fficialr
ANA threatens to have some cuttiue
things tc say II he does not. ret
The Washington times., 1923-03-14
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL TO GRADUATE SIX

Graduation exercises OF the 20
lun1bia University school viii Do held
Friday night at 7:3O o'clock ut So61s
/ street northwest. according tO ~
announcement made by Ut. ~
Thomas Shepherd, who Wall pIsssl9s'
The Rev. Michael Gallagher. VIII ~
liver tl1e invocation. Musical selec'
tfona will be given by Paula BOYD.
"A. n. steiner. Elsie Henderson, and
fha rlee club. Albert p. BrAMltl
Mary Oddenino, Juan Cattarinoi
pedro q. FIIlalon, Alberto Guzm9ni
ana Lester e. Fits will be graduates
az the lligh school department.
The junior college graduates are
Frederick Quigley ana Alvin w,
Green. Elsie Henderson and Paula
Boyd viii be awarded diplomas for
music.
The Washington times., 1923-03-14
.D.ENBY'S PARTY
PASSES INTO
CANAL
Fifteen More Members 81 Con-
gresa and Wives Join Score.
tary Great Drill ~ Navy.
BY KENNETH w. CLARK.
InternA tlonAl News Services.

COLON. Panama. March 1l.4-Eec.
Rotary Of the Navy Denby and his
Congressional guests LEFT here 70.
day aboard tho Henderson Oh the
last lap Of their trip to panama
bay to witness the combined man.
euvers of the Atlantic ana Pacific
fleets. The passage through the
Panama Canal was expected to be
made in . few hours.
The fIenderson's original party
which sailed from washington was
augmented today w Kifteen Con.
grGssnen with their wives ana
dalghters who made the trip from
New York on the eteaInellip CristO-
bal. Governor Morrow, 81 the
Panama Canal Zone. and ranking
army and navy officials also j0ined
the party to view the spectacular
mimic warfare Of the American
navy.
Commencing tonight the party
aboard this Henderson will Be dis
5tributed to battleships Tor the tecIa-
meal MaanAnvere,
The Washington times., 1923-03-14

set an imitation is syrup,
The Washington times., 1923-03-14
FRANK { BARRON SUES
HIS WIFE FOR DIVORCE

Frank 4. Barron yesterday filed
suit in the District Supreme Court
against Mort G. Barron. Tor absolute
divorce, alleging misconduct.
The wife had sued her husband Tor
u limited divorce and the latter in
his cross bill names two correspond
dents and asks the court To be
awarded the custody oe their child.
The couple were married October
The Washington times., 1923-03-14
PRE- VOLSTEAD
RUM DOOMED
70 RIVE A
Government storehouse Treas.
ures Ars Prepared for
I Destruction.

The Unsuitable Potomac will once
Rgat1a be treated to some real stuff,
s.h0nne brew, and just ordinary
bootleg, when, some day next month,
more than 4 900 gallons will be
poured into It's tide.
Makes Inventory
with the first consignment dis
posed Of, work On second batch
Was begun today. III will be com
posed mainly of liquor that has
heen In tho Government gtorehOtlse
Tor two a. more years, according TO
Revenue Agent Hertzie, who N
delvank into the records and ma king
the inventory.
Frank q Kelly. liquor prosec,i-
tor. ii putting tho finishing touches
10 large number Ut death orders
which Judge Hardih0ri Will sign iIl
about & week.
S0pae of the hest whislScy IL the
Bt0rSh0use II expected to go this
time. While no accurate estimate
can BE given. It ii generally be-
lieved that more than twO-thirds Of
the LIQUOR il the choicest in the
Pre.KrOhibiilOn Stuff.
TN this lot Revenue Agent
F1ertzig declared, We have real
'pro-prOllibition stuff that bootleg
gers brag 30 much about, but don't
possess.
These liquors were seized while
there was stiIl large quantity Of
'hOnest-tO-gOOdne to be- gotten,
and, Judging from the present scale
Of prices. are worth from IS to W
4 quart"
1t ii doubtful Ii Frank Sebring,
chief clerk OF Police Court, Will off
ctate at the destruction next month.
Police Court officials and numerous
lawyers are questioning the legality
OF his action. IT Ii cOatended that
only the United States marshal Il
the Official killer"
The Washington times., 1923-03-14

/ Millions Of mothers keep Call.
fornia Fig syrup handy. they
know q teasp0nnful today may save
cramps or OverActs. Ask your drug.
gist for kenufne ssCaIlfornia Tie
Syrup" which has directions Tor
babies and children OF ali ares
printed on bottle. Mother! Yos,
must say California or you may
set an imitation fig syrup.
The Washington times., 1923-03-14
Hospital Plans Convention,

Announcement was made here
today by the National Jewish Hos.
pitai Tor Consumptives at Denver,
Colo, Of plans Tor unique con.
venti0n which will be held there
IN June. Many prominent local
Jewish residents who are support.
.srs Of the hospital have been III.
vited 10 attend.
The Washington times., 1923-03-14
NeM Iloapital Gwen o. Z.

The District Commissioners yes
terday Eave their official sanction
to the opening OK q private hospital
at 1861 Belmont street northwest
limited to twelve patients. DR.
william Gerry Morgan 10 president
OF the corporation which ii running
the new hospital.
The Washington times., 1923-03-14
.fficiala miIh whom the local nor

officials with whom the local men
come in contact.
Al Baltimore newspaper II now
conducting q canvass TO determine
what most interests newspaper
readers. One of the men conducting
the canvass will be invited to tell
the Deadline Club OF the findings.
New members admitted last night
were walter D. Haight and Milton
Mackaye.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-16
Giienacbin lnterilainen mailman
fpuareSii.

@lofliun 1875 p. ipietettGlp1siG
liiterilaisten firffoien maailnnr-
fongresiisia titlee olemaan eomstus
eri firftotuntien puolelta raioitettit
200 eoistaiaan. gri ntaista on fltt-
jltttu ieuraaipat n1GGr1t eoustaiiu:
Safiasta so, 9lmerifasta 40,
&uotiista 13, 9toriasta, 8enGi6ltG
ia Suomestn 7 fnstafin, Sansfasta
6, Yuolasta A, @irosta, 2atiuiasta,
Sibeffo1S 1Sloapafiasta ia stG-slafias.
ia 3 fustafin, 9luitraliasta, gteI6.
@frifasta ia 8raiiIiasta 1. &ofous.
fielina tlilepat olemaan iafian ia
englannin fielet.
&ofoitfien obieImasia tulee otto.
moan buomattatpan oian fpIpmbs III
terilaiien firfon efitmeniiuioesto tai
toifin ianoen fiitd, nlisiG mGGrin III.
terilaiiet firffofi,nnat tpoiipat nno.
oostaa pbtendista fofonaiiliutta ia
miten tGrndn fofonaiiluoen on ilb.
tauorttalpa pleisfirfoIliiiin pbtpnis.
Ia pbteistoimintapp apprfimpfiiir. NGitd
fpipmbfliG felpitteleipat M. m. piis.
pa Sbmels ia tobt. @nitbeI. Wsbosfin
poboitaan liiteriIaiien firfon iuboet.
ia len titnnustufieen ia nsfoIliiuitt.
ia iita fobtaan. Hafanal6betpstpoIle
on omistetti pfii pGiipa.
&ofonfiesia eiiintplpGt nj. nj. piis-
pat Srbe 2atfpiasta ia 9foffop I'm.
farista. Suomesta matfnstao m. m.
piispa @ummerus fofoufieem.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-16
@altiu ia trnsti taisteleipat.

GtelG Safotan ,paltiosia on mall
tion ia Stanoaro olip-pbtion taiste-
III gaioliinin mDpnnisia fapnpt bp-
min mielenfiintoiiefii ia outoiliioille
bpobplliiefii. @iime iltnnuntain ai-
fana ,paltio pubotti galoliinin bin.
nan 16 ienttiin galoona. Stanoaro
tefi iamoin, ilmoittaen iamalla, ettd
ie binta ei rita olipn tliotanto- ia
fulietusfustannitfiiin.
Bobiois. .Oafotan tpaltio OH npos-
fin aItanut aboistamaan Stanoaro
bbtiota paatinalIa, ett1 len on a,
lenncttaapa gaioliinin binnan iiinG
tpaltiosia 16 ienttiin galoona.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-16
SnOmalainen taas tebnpt itiemnr.
ban Gnnabasia.

&usti &ariala fcsti-ifdinen luo
nlalninen iarnari iota alui eraGIlc
farnilla taboen nlailin p11si1 Sci
piaonin fplGSt1 l1nteen, tefi itienrur.
ban tt. 1 pm iltuna leiffaamaIlo
fllrffunia poifti partalpeitiell6. Mie.
ben ilnioitetaan blluoabtaneen "Sp.
w1sti pojat!", finn ban tefonia tefi
folnen lGsndolleen tlittmpanio ebti.
malta bdntd iiitd estGl.
Searjola oil ollut tpDsi1 erG1n
gaia ninliien iliomaLaiien farmillo,
IifGli tuttaput olpnt fertoneet, ei
bGn ollut eniinf1dn iiiopotellilt eifG
nluutafaan ipptd epatoi,poiieen te.
foon tlmnettli. &oroneri 6. ge. 2au-
rie tefi matfah farmille ia toSista-
Jain tertonufiet fiiitltuaan pdGtti,
ettG lGbenpi tutfinto on tarpeeton,
fosfa itienlurba oil fpipnpfiesiG.
Sautaus toimitettiin geipigonisia
torstaina. @ainaialln on paimo
Suomesla ia Weli gsipigonisia. =
6. u. .N
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-16
Smomalainen luaimo bnfnttammt II.
fenIG.

Mrs ernest Sialfar Npluno. tol-
ME paipGd ,pasta olt,iaan pibittp.
tld, bnfntti itienid tpiine ipiifon
tiistaina iltapai,pGllG geotoipn iGr.
meen ia fesfitpiifon illalla nostettiim
iielta bios abferan etiinnGn iGlfeen.
Wers gmtma seplunb 60. (. emma
Slffola), pibittiin masta eoeIliienG
lauantaina faliniilla iitblalliiitufiil.
Ia alpioliittoon apost. lutb. firfosia
Mollitone fabullu, pibfimiIen toimit
taen wieraaema post. Sobn 9. Muu-
rtta.
8ibfimilen ialfeen be aiettiiiwat
aiitmaan ipasta laitettuun fotiinia
&ollitone fa6ulla. 8. &.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-16
Siirtolaiimns Snlmn lGGnisid.

"9aiun" iannlan tieoot mufaan
on Sulun lGdnirballititsiesta fulii-
man tpuooen emf puolisfollu annet-
TIT faiffioan 600 (fpasaatpa Iutil
tpiime ipuonna of 257) Ipasiia iois-
ia iltlirin oia on glmerifaan ia 60
naoaan ninlittGin SAB, glustraliaai
A, Sfuotiiin 3S, Safiaah s. giroon
121 ulfomaille 81 ia metilleSt1. @e
.ndidIie on otettn~ninousfoM spus.
fla.
Basiit glnnerifann ia CANADIAN
iefG Mustraliaan oipat otetit enint-
mGfieen pioemmGtii aiafii, fiiin T.
I'd fpastoin guroppaan otetltista IL
ieirnntat otpat otetut matfustustar.
foitiifiia iparten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-16
BarfpttaiuG itiemnrba sampereella

Siliattain fattiii Sanpereella bar
minainen itienlurbatapaus, iolloirl
muran poritpmmenipuotias palmeli
iatar Selmi Sobanna 2ebtonen beit
tGptpi slmmerfosfen ftobuibin Sim
lapionin tebtaan enlinlGiien neulapo
BON Iitona. Sdn oil tulut tebtaalle
tertpebtin11n erGstG toiperiaan ia t1-
mdn ia erG1n folntannen naiien
fansia mennpt paooilIe fGpelemadn.
tSielld ban eniin ubfailtuaan bppd-
ia fosfeen iota toiperinia eiipat Of
taneet tpafapalta fannalta, DbtdffiG
ipofipifin fiiobribin, ia batpiii beti
nGtpntattontiin. @aiffi etiifelbt otpai
toistaiiefii oIleet tlirbio.
SGnlGn epGtoiipoiien teon ipitd ei
tiinneto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-16
II fauiain,ualinen raittiastonsresii

IL faniainiuGlinen raittinstcnsresii
alfaa 10 p. elofiiuta &openbominaS.
ia. Suonlesta matfustaa finne prof.
e. 2aitinen ia post. &. g slro, iois-
ia e6ellinen eiitelmoi aineesta fofeel
liiia liiiG aIfoDolin perinnollisten
paifntusten paIaiiemiiefii; post.
Giro ielostaa fieltolain baiflltustu
Suomesia. Nposfin 8alfona,tban
pubeeniobtaia, nti Sannp bon Seti-
aen ottaa oiaa fofoiifieer, iosia hi.
lee olemaan erifoisfofous M. nj.
8alfonaubatpotd tparten. &ofolifies
ia tulee eiiintpmdGn uieita raittius.
liiffeen eturi1pin miebiG, fllten prof.
$. @eltergaaro, 81. Sercoo, 90.
Sinobeoe y. NJ.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-16
9onsresiin blimGarGistd istmutpa
iuaabitaan.

9lmerican 8beat @roruers g(sIo.
ciation, Snc., iofa on iltlrin ipeb-
nGnfasipattaiien pboistps tGsi1
nlaasia, on lGbettanpt preiioentti
Gooliogelle iGsfoianonlan, iosia ban
td febotettiin flltiumaan fongresii
oitis plim66rdiieen istllntoon falitte-
hnl1Gn mebndnfasipattaiien tilan
buoientanista.
SGbfoianomasia ebootettiin lain
i1doantod, iofa ipaltlil,ttaiii feoera-
liien Observation-Disclosures perusta-
milen milian ostamiiefii alpoimilla
norffinoilla, fiin binta on alapuolel
le $1.75 buibelilta. &oifista ipalti-
oista tulleet iGbfoianomat oioittitpat,
mainittiin iabfoianomasia, ettG meb
nGnfaSmattajat eiapdt motif festGG
toistn rpliotta npfpiiillG binnoilIa.
MitGGn ppipiudistG mebnGn binnan
ulettelua ballitlifien tabolta eli aia-
teltll paflruttiipat iabfoianoman
lGbettaidt. gnnen iei,raalpan mppnti
tauoen alfamista fontrolloilpat o.
iaustoiminnalliiet pboistpfiet enem-
mdn frirl fnfiifolmatta oiaa tasid
maasia fasipatetusta ipebnGstG ia o.
liiitpat farnarit iiitd ldbtien iellai.
iesia aien1asia, ettG be moiiiipat itie
mddratd, nillaisten tl,Iiii tpebndn
bintoien ola totimaasia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-16
Gnglannim ia Hansfan iuSlit fab,ua,
fnlmifli.

gnglanti on tuonrt illfi mieIipi-
teeniG Safian iotafortpausfpipnlpf.
iest1 ia Hansfan tpaltnitspolitiifas
ia.
GitfGsiG fpipmbstd fosfenasio
nootisiaan ielitt6G ulfontinisteri
Gnr5on, ettG brittiI1inen balIitus p
tGG Siubrin miebitpstd Iaittomano
tefona, jota @eriailleiin iopimus ei
waItliuta, iiten aiettuen fannatta-
moan Safian ipaitettG tGsid iiibtees.
ia. Santalla fertaa bGn fuitenfir
tariouttu alistamaan allan Saagin
faniainipdliien tuomioistuimen tai
ionfun mum maItitlitetun idrjeston
ratfaistdpafli
yYaiffa nooti on iiiGlloltGGn mi-
ta fobteliain ia idttad mainitiemat-
ia, ettG Suur. britannia iriilnnittcli-
Il mitGGn riippnmatonta toimenpi.
oettd, painostaa lorbi Gnr5on IT'D
Ieiffaa, ettG Siiiir- Britannia ei moi
bpipGfipG 9fansfan obieImaa, ionfu
ban miittailee oIoitta,pan @ubrin a.
Iueen epdmddraiien pituista malta-
usta. @artstan ballititfien tebtdtpdf'
Il iGttd6 lor6i Guraon ipield menet-
telptatpan eboottamiien faniainpGIi-
fen fon,isiionin ipaIitiemiiesia, iofo
rpbtpiii ottamaan ieItpGn Sofian
mtafiufpppstd, mittta lauiitu ban iel
lpGsti, ettG Suur-8ritannia ei moi
bptuGfipa fortuoiisfomisiionin pdG
tostG aiiasia, fosta tiiosta fontisii'
onoista OF tullut ransfaIais.beIgia'
laiien obielman tdptdntoSnpanor
peIffd pGline. 2optifii Iorbi Guraor
Iariuu, ettd brittiIdinen baIIitas OF
eSeIleen entiien p6dministerin @onal
Gmp'n ieIIqiien iiiinniteIman fan
nalla, ettG Stiir.@ritannio diff tpi
tptpainen, jog ie iaiii Sofian fotafot
tpoiifiista ia Iiittoiitrineioen ipelois
ia Sniir. .gritannialIe nitn fitiiren 0
fan titin oil Suur9 9ritannion ipelf'
| gbopswoIIoille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-16
Beliesmmr5a SSrmSiiisfa.

8f. 7 b. ilIaIla flo 80 tpdIilIG
riitaantuipat aiiriliiffeenbarioi
taia &oranberin paItpeIufiesio Of.
leet apeliefiet SaraIS Wiliufn' ia
@arI Berner 2iIianoer festend6t,
bro &oranoerin tallisfa Std. .Dierto.
tien 66:sia. 9Riita pGGttpi lopulto
iiiben ettG @arl 8erner tenpaii
piiiiffonia ia isfi iilI6 meliedniG
rintaan, fila ieiiraifieIIa, ettd piiii'
fotus iattii ipotimeen. Asrnitotettuc
IGboettiin fiiliettontnan firitrgiieer
iairoaIaan rtiitto faoIi matfollo fin
ne. Tiiifottaia on piodtettp,