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The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-05-17
NHERIFF,S SALE.-By virtue OF a

SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue OF a
writ of e. ia to me directed, issued out
ST ths. Court of Chancery of the State of New Jer-
sey, will be exposed to sale at publicvendue, on
TUESDAY, the zand DAY Of MAY 1923,
between the hours of II O'Clock and S O'Clock
lat o'clock in the afternoon OF said day at
723 Madison Avenue, in the City OF AsDury
Park county of Monmouth3 New Jersey, 70
satisfy a decreeof said Court amounting to
approximately SIS oD3. 90.
In the first place, fifteen shares of the
eleventh series and two and oue-haH shares %
The sixteenth series OF shares Of
tran sferred and set over unto the said COM
plainant by the said defendant WIZARD a.
Hufna1, and in the second place,
All that certain lot, tract or parcel OF lano
and premises hereinafter particularly de-
scribed, situate, lying and bling IN the city OF
Asbury Park, In the County OF Monmouth ana
State of New Jersey, known and designated IS
Lot number one hundred and htty two, on
Block "H as shown on a plan OF West As,
bury Park, made by William II: OeNyse, 1Wil
Engineer, and more particularly described as
follows.
Beginning at stake in the northwest cor
ner of Sewell avenue aud Langtord street;
thence northerly along the westerly line OF
Langford Street seventy three feet, hve men,
es to a corner in the line of land OF Ellwood
Rogers, thence in northwestefly diTecli ion
feet four inches to stake: thence westerly
on a line parallel with Sewell Avenue, seven
feet three inchesto the northeast corner o.
lot Number One Hundred and fifty one; thence
southerly at right angles to Seweu Avenue; OF
nearly So one hundred feet to the northerly
line Of Sewen Avenuei theuce easterly along
the ncrtherly line of Sewe1l avenue, fifty feet
to the place of beginning.
The above described property is situated on
he North West corner OF Sewell avenue ano
Langford Street, Asbury Park, Nj
Seized as the property of Ida NJ. Hufnal e
ais taken in execution at the suit OF The
Home Building and Loan Association OF AS
bury Park, N. ]. and to be sold by
WALTER H. GRAvATT, Sheriff.
Dated April roth. 1919.
PATTERSON, RHoME & MORGAN, Solicitors.
$23Io
The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-05-17

g HERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of a
- writ of f. ia. TO me directed, issued out of
the Court of Chancery of the State of New Jersey
will be exposed to sale at public vendue, ON
MONDAY, the 4TH DAY Of JUNE. 1923,
between the hours OF IL O'Clock and O'Clock
(at One o'clock, Daylight Saving Time, }
at the Court House, in the Borough OF
Freehold. county of Monmouth, New Jersey,
to satisfy a decree of said Court amount
lug to approximately $I,682 90.
All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land
aud premises, hereinafter particularly describ-
ed. situate, lying aud being in the township
OF Shrewsbury. in the County of Monmouth,
and State of New Jersey, on the westerly side
of the Main road from Eatontown to Hamil.
ton Formerly Shark River Vii1age.)
Beginning at a stone on the westerly side of
said road at the southeast corner of lot Of
land sold BY Robert Wardeli to BENJAMIN Ben. n.
nett; thence ~ south "a degrees and IS min
utes west 10 chains and O. links to a stone:
thence az south 10 degrees and IS minutes east
chains and 20 links to the north side of the
new road;t thence (3) north rs degrees east ii
chains and 70 minutes to the aforesaid road to
Eatontown: thence (4) along the same north
I3 degrees and As minutes east 10 chains and
az links to the place of beginning, containi ing
Eleven and ninety-four one hundredths of an
acre more or less.
Excepting and reserving therefrom, All that
certain lot or parcel of land, situate lying aud
being in the Township of Shrewsbury, be-
ginning in the middle of the road leadingfrom
Eatontowp to Hamilton formerly Shark
River village at stake opposite Benjamin
King store formerly said stake being the
south east corner of the whole tract of which
this is part; thence n 5chains and seventy
links to stake; thence (2) north II degrees
west, chain and IS links; thence al north
Is degrees chains and 4o links to the middle
of the aforesaid road; thence "a along the
middle of said road south 10 degrees and rs
minutes west chain and 81 links to the place
of Beginning, containing One Acre. strict
measure.
Also excepting and reserving all the land
lying on the north side of Asbury avenue, con-
tanning more or less, which was formerly d
part of the whole tract Of Eleven o4-Ioo acres
Seized as the property of Walter D. Bryan t
taken in execution at the suit of Lillian
Sachs. and to be sold by
WALTER H. cRAvATT. Sheriff.
Dated Maya, 1923
DAVID LIsNow Solicitor. $500
The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-05-17


CHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue OF
kCwrit of e. ia. tomedirected, issued out of the
Court OF Chancery of the State of New Jersey
will be exposed to sale at public vendue
on
MONDAY, ths aSth Day Of MAY, roas.
between the hours of IL O'Clock and ( o,c1octr
Cat One o'c1ock,) in the afternoon of said
day, at the Court House. In the Borough OF
Freehold, county OF Monmouth, New Jersey,
10 satisfy a decree of said Court a mos nj.
ing to approximately $e. 81. 90.
All the undivided one-haif interest of in
and to that certain tract or parcel Of land aud
premises. situate in the Township of Milistone.
Monmouth County, New Jersey. and being the
same premises conveyed by s. Perrine Dey and
wife to Joseph Tartaxky aud Abram Tartaxkv
by deed dated MarchI 1919.
seized as the property of Abram Tartszky
and wife. taken In execution at the suit of Ida
Tartazky and to be sold by
WALTER H. GRAvATT, Sherif,
Dated April 10Th Io73.
JOSEPH McDRRMoTr, Solicitor sro.so
The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-05-17
Enssian Thrift.

An amusing story is told by a
young school teacher who became in
terested in couple of bright Rus
sian boys, who came to her school
with the evidence of recent arrival
thick upon them, and with the name
Of Murphy. She called at the home
of the children. and learned from the
ply, but that he had simply taken It,
II bought out the butchers shop" he
said, and there was sign over the
door with the name Murphy on it.
/ take down the sign have to put up
another one and paint it. That costs
money. So leave it up and call my
name Murphy, and save money"
The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-05-17
a Few OF 10000 ANALYSES.
Artificial Watermelon One Thing
Submitted to the Health Board.

Artificial WaEermetoH OHc lining
Submitted to the Health Board.
There is an analytical department
connected with the division OF labor
aforiea Of the Board of Health and
any person who does not think that
II il a busy department is mis-
taken, says the New York sun
As many as 10000 demands for
analyses are made upon it each year
and the diligence OF those in charge
is shown by the fact that at the end
of the year there are never more
than twenty-five or thirty cases
awaiting report.
Some of the demands are peculiar.
One applicant demanded and OBJ
tanned an analysis Of piece of soap;
another, Of a pan said to contain
pudding"
There were two analyses OF ginger,
one of honey, one of hair restorer,
one OF orange marmalade. two OF
olive oil, one of pie, seven of opium,
and one-only one-of whiskey.
Only three specimens of candy
were sent in for analysis during the
period covered by the last report,
only two OF butter and only two OF
bread, but there was one analysis OF
OF artificial watermelon, two OF
ground mustard two Of theater en-
tr'acts cloves, one of tea in
pitcher" and one OF piece of clay.
There does not appear to have
been any analysis of wood alcohol.
but there were four OF ice cream.
There was one official analysis of
~beef and"
The chief work of this department
Of the division Of laboratories Is the
analysis OF milk and water.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-05-17
CHERRIES sALE-By. virtue Of

GHERIFF'S SALE-By. virtue of a
Dwrit of f. ia to me direeted issued out OF
the Court Of Chancery OF the State ofrew Ter
sey, will be exposed to sale at public vendue. on
MONDAY, the a1st q DAY Of, MAY. Ioas,
between the hours of IA O'Clock andssi O'Clock.
lat One o'clock in the afternoon, OF said day
at the Court House, in the Borough Of Free
hold, County of Monmouth, New Jersey to sat
isfy decree of said Court, amounting to
approximately $6,6z4.oo.
All that certain plot Of land situate, lying and
being in the Township of Ocean. in the County
of Monmouth and State of New Jersey
which on certain map on file in the Clerks
office of said Monmouth County entitled
Deal Park, Deal Monmouth County, New Ter
sey. property of the Continental Investment
Company. Mart Rogers Civil Engineer and
Surveyor. May IS, 1900 is known, laid down
and designated as plot numbered forty seven
l47) fronting ON the northerly side of Crosby
Avenue as laid down said map.
Seized as the property of Elizabeth S. Ban
nard, individually. and executrix, etc, ct
ais, taken in execution al the suit of Mutual
Life Insurance Company of New York, ct ala,
aud to be sold by
WALTER H. GRAvATT, Sheriff.
Dated April rs. 1929.
Smith & Slipgerland, Solicitors. 1884
The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-05-17

.CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
~ writ OF d. ia. to medirectcd, issued out of
the Court OF Chancery of the State of New Ter
sey, will be exposed to sale at public yendue
MONDAY, the 18th day of MAY, roas.
Between the hours of II O'Clock and O'Clock
lat One o'clock). in the afternoon
Of said day. at the Court House. in the the
Borough OF Freehold County Of Monmouth,
amounting to approximately 81, 90
Allthose certain lots, tracts or parcels of
land and premises hereinafter particularly
described. situate, lying and being in the
Township of Wall, in the County of Monmouth
and State Of New Jersey.
First Tract; Beginning at the most northerly
corner OF lot of land conveyed by the said
James P Curtis and wife to The New ler-
sey Bridge Company, by deed dated February
20, 1903, and recorded in Book 76z Of Deeds
pages 39I, thence tI) northwesterly along the
southerly line of the said Atlantic avenue two
hundred feet, thence (z) southerly parallel with
the Northwesterly line of the said New Jersey
Bridge company's land four hundred feet
more or less to the northeasterly line of the
land OF the Freeholdsand Jamesburg Agricui-
tural Railroad company thence (s) easferly
along the last mentioned line two hundred
feet more or less to the aforesaid line of the
New Jersey Bridge company's land. thence "a
northeasterly along the last mentioned land
four hundred feet more or less to the point
or place of Beginning
Second Tract: beginning at point in the
southerly line of Atlantic avenue two hun
dred feet westerly from the most ncrtherly
corner Of a lot of land conveyed by the said
James 2. Curtis and wife to the New Jersey
Bridge Company, by deed dated February 20,
1908, and recorded in Book 767 Of Deed pages
39I etc, THENCE ~ southwesterly parallel with
the westerly line of the New Jersey Bridge
Company's land four hundred feet more or
less to the northerly line of the Freehold and
yamsburg Agricultural Railroad Company's
land, thence al westerly two hundred and
thirty.four feet more or less to the easteriy
line OF lands Of Elizabeth Mount, ct ais, thence
l3) northeasterly along the last mentioned
line four hundred feet more or less, to the
said southerly line of Atlantic avenue, thence
~ southeasterly along the last mentioned
line two hundred and thirty four feet more or
less. to the point OF place of beginning. Being
also a part of the homestead premises of the
SAID James P. Curtis, deceased.
Seized as the property of Ross Bearing
Company ct ais, taken in execution at the
suit ofAsher Curtis, and to be sold by
WALTER H. GRAvATT, Sheriff.
Dated April z6th. 1928.
BENJAMiN B. PRARcE, Solicitor. $a7.so
The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-05-17
Cod Liver Oil far Plants.

A woman who OWES two splendid
looking plants which keep green and
vigorously though their habitat is an
apartment. says that she attributes
their gsod health entirely to an occa-
sional dose Of cod liver oil. She has
found a large spoonful. of this medi-
cine, from time to time, better than
any of the fertilizers usually advised.
and not more expensive.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-05-17
French Army Drum.

One of the principal reasons for
the final abandonment of the drum
In the French army is the new short
term seyvice. It takes a year and
half to make a drummer, 30 that no
sooner would the French drummer
have become proficient than he
would begin to get ready to return
to civil life.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-05-17
Climate of Rome.

Gales are very rare in Rome and
never blow with extreme violence.
The most striking popularity of the
Roman climate is the absence OF
high winds. The air Is pure and
clear owing to the almost complete
absence of smoke. even in the win
ter months.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-05-17

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.CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
~ writ of &. ia. to medirected issued ont Of
the Court of Chancery of the State of New Ter
sey, will be exposed to sale at public yendue
The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-05-17

g HERIFF'S SALE-By virtue OF q
- writ of f. ia. TO me directed, issued out of
the Court of Chancery of the State of New Jersey
will be exposed to sale at public vendue, on
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08
snrffi bgOdiDnDt tarjOtut
eb6ot
&ansfa tieouttaa Gnslannille.

2Gbeiien SSan fonferenSii Sau.
IanneSia, Speitiisi1. baiaanfui mii.
me iunnrntaina, fun eoustaiat eli.
,pat paGsieet pfiimieliipptcen ofiois.
ia. Curtin apaltlintettu eiiintpi ni.
pnmattomana. Weutta II. 6 b. tlilee
2ontoon fautta tieto maamnte iano.
npaleboille. ettG Mansfasta on tie6o
tethu englannin balIihifielIe, etta
Turffi on luluannut iuostra itlle
tarjottl,ibin ral,banebtoibin ia on
ne paImis allefirjoittamaan. gept
2abeiien S6Gn aiiat 10 tuIe,pat ia.
pabtumat riipp,,tuat iiitG mintGlai.
len Wastal,fen gneIannin balIihls
antaa &ansfan pdGministeri Yoin.
oarefin tieootiifieen, iofa ilmoitti
Curtin taipimiien. gnslanti ipoinee
oIla iita mieltG ettG 3urffi on az.
monaifoaia loppuin fiiIuttanut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08
&pmmenen merimiestG palannt fnp
sS,Tt liaafii.

Hem Orleans. Soninifinm
25 p:nG poIoi Sompicon iotonlos.
ia, @tericosio, Can 2eonaroo mini.
len oliploiwan fonnello fpnlmcnet
merimiestd f,ioliaofii ti,boniien
.benfilOiocn fotieIlesio omiittomino
ronnollo tat6 fonlaloo nGfpG, mif6.
Ii Weerieon tGfdlGiielle foninliIlc
GliaiilIe iaap,meisia tieboisio ferro.
toon. SIiplaitpo of ipttpnpt t,,leen.
Miiebiston 35 jdientG- oil peIostinut
bppp6amdGIG Yomlco jcfeen ia III
n,oIlp ronnolie. llieot beistGfin ioi.
ipot poboja poIcboolpoiu iilId loi-
iuosio tapobtui rGiGbops ia poIoipo
olip petit ipeoen pinnon Ioi,pon ia
rcnnifon lpGIiIl6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08

Mlanilo, g. S., belmif. 2 b. -
SGnne OF iaopunrt boprplaiipo Ba:
ris jofa on ipen1I6isten patoloisten
loiiposton mpob6stpnpt iGien. Gen
ioapumiien fa,ltta tnli ielpilIe, ettG
fen iiiarloitpa 9fjar OIL ilponnut
Sormoion ulfopilolello ia ieitfen,Gn.
toisto benfiloG OF tilnih,i,oesfo ioa-
mt il,rlnonia. Seitieman bcnfiloG.
iotfo riippui,pat fiinni io,uutormes.
ia neliGn tunnin aion, ioutiin pelas.
tetl,fii Barisiin.
Taris ia Gjar tormainpGt pbteen
antarosio mprsfpsiG. Run Iaris
lGbti SoNuoiasto, min oil iiinG 81
benfe1 Iai,pollo. nu,tta tame iao.
puesia oil 80. 9TH lopii oil fpntp.
mt mattallo.
gfe potclaiiet, jotfo faapuilpot
lpitnie iptifolla dnttrdall Startin
ioboolla. oipat iaoneet ipaotteita
Yunaiielta 9aistiltG.
"SGmG on cniinlGinen iotanno,
josia tGpoesiamne 8looiwostcfisto
l1boettpGnme nellie ei beti onnettu
nGGrGps lGbteG eteenpain", louiui
aniraali Starf.
sfmerifan a3unaineh @isti on
@oibintonisto labcttdnpt $4,000
foopelitcitie ipenGlGistcn pafoloistel
awustamifefii. 9tGitG pafoloiiio on
foiffioon noin 1000 benfiloG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08
euoultll antiiia
airfosta eroamiaep saomesia.

oss$sS1s~ ~~s>~EvWe
&uten tieoetaGn oBtlli usfonnon.
,papausIafi S,sousesia ipoimaon
tamnlif. 1 pai,pand, EamGn lain
per,,steeIIa on ic,lrafi.ntnIaiiiIla Of.
fe,is crota firfoIIiiisfa ieirat,lnnis.
ia .fifdli fiiin balumuot, iddoen e.
roauliien tapabouthlo fprid6n rnp0s
fin taifista tirfolliiisto menoista ia
toimitufIista. .,s.s,
Tdbdn n,ennesia & iuieIG aito.
faan ole ilrureumasie mddrasid IL.
mennpt ,~barrastusta firfosto eroo.
miieen. 9siinpd on ilsiirimmisia fa,,
pi,nseisiafin main b1tuin mGb1sfd
tnadrin tebtp eroilmeitnffia. llieis.
ia maaieuoun fmrafnnnisfa ei ero.
ilmoitufiia ole lainfadn tebtp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08
Weiebisaniu repnblifaamit ia Semo
fraatit fofoontuwat.

Daicbieonin ipaltion republifaanit
pitdtpdt fespatfofoufienia GlintisiG
belmif. 81 p. Sos faifti falntit ID
bettdtDdt tap6en nidSrdn e0ustoiia,
mitd oipat oifeiiteiit tGbettImdGn;i
t1p6elIinen ,e6ustl,stajol,tfli tiliii o.
Ieaoon 1900.
Yaitfi tpaliten moltion fesfusfo.
mitean pubeenjebtaion fonipentti
tilIee itirnittdmddn puoli,een eb6of.
faat iualtton pIeiien iobtajon paif.
foo lparten ia fafli poiffao OIL q.
poiilna ipoltion faslpatuslautafnn.
nasia ia pfii lualtion pliopiston bal.
linnosla. Ser6crt B. Gomop. Ser.
rien fa,lfltisto, entinen lpaltion e..
olistajabuoneen idien, tiilee ole
lnoan luaftion pbten1 ebooftaana
Observation-Disclosures Glarf
g. grobp, gsicbisonin lualtion plei-
nc,r Saut @nreoun jobtajo ia np.
fpitien NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ia.
len, titlee olemaan toiieno.
3ufii pdi,uGG reprblifoonien fpn
ipantin jdlf@n oenlofroatit t,llelbat
pitGlnaGn fofoufienio Detroitisia.
Sc t,,lepat nimittGmaan tuirfailiiot
iamoibin ,pirfoibin ia nbfpisten tie.
tojem nnlfaan oenlofroattien fofous
tlilee olemoan pbtd iopiiointliinen
fiiin republifaanienfin. @nnen fon-
ipeitttia pilolue ilulnnitteIee panna
toinleen iinremmoiiet jlblot &o.
ibinetonin sipntpnlGpdipGnG.
DemofraateiIla tilee olen1oon
.902 ebustoioa fonpcntisioon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08
8amsfalaiiet firistGiuat pbG tixfem.
min Safiaa.

Gen mufaan fi,in ianomoleboet
fertoiuat tilanteesta Sf,,brilIo. o.
mott ransfaIaiiet main tiufentueet
fomentotursiiaan. Safialaiiio MIR.
failiioita on iuansittu ia fartoitettu
pois madsta. geitddn mabSoIIiiuut
to rauban aifaan iaanniiefii ei ole.
aomm,,nistit Gsienisf6 pauimot
toineen iui,ren mielenoioitufien
mime maanantoinn. Safialoilet
poIiiiit prittiipGt boiottaa mGfijouf.
foa, mutta eitp1t onnistineet. Gil
loin ranSfalainen iototpGfi aIfoi
an,punlaan fonefipG6reillG mGfijoi,
ton pli ia iilloin iouffo bojoontl,i.
=
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= Gm. Suon,eitaresio oil luet.


- Nm. Suon,eitaresio oil luet.
taDona iellraopa inttinen:
"Sofialistioioston rabaston1si.
taja tiotli tafaiiin. Gietor patiuaIa,
South Honsen ioiialistioiaston ra.
baStonboitaio, on tnotu tafaiIin
.Sronpoooisto apastaamoan fdlpof.
lusipptofieen jonfa nainitun oIos.
ton preiioentti on bGnt1 wastoan
iuonnonitt. @fr 2atapolo tntoii iofm
aifa tafaperin pboesiG ofosfon I'd.
bemnlafii folmeen iataon oollariin
nouleipan fosian fansio. jolIoin to.
merit podttifpGt fGGntpi poriparilIi.
len oifei,6en pi,oleen faa6aficn to-
oonneen folperinio ia fasion tafoi.
fin. Siittu tl,Iee eiille ti,omori Ge..
rittin oifclocsio ia iiiben iaaffa on
Sattpalo iuapoana $500 tafoltsta
ipastoan".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08
NaaumilielsstG fosfewa lafi bpmaf.
s,i ipttp ieuaatisIa.

!, Balbinston, 9. 6. Senaatti
on tebnpt p6dtofkn far,ni Iuotto
lainlaaoinnan iubteen, fun ie bp.
inGfipi 2enroot. .Gnoerionin roofi.
lsen. Sanla toimenpioe menee nsfp.
6an eoustaiabuoneeieen iosio Gap.
prin oiuustoiminnallinen raafiIe on
titfinlitien aloiie,ra.
2enroot3 3lnoerionin roafile fdG.
taa. ett1 .iu,,rin luotto maantuilie.
IbS ldinoia iparten iaa nousta ST..
320,OOOJOoO nptpadn paIlitieipan
farni Iaina i1rieStelmGn talitta pc.
rustamalla fafiitoista n,aanipilielps
luotto 6eparternenttia fabteentoista
maapanffi piiriin. Sofainen nGistG
tuliii iaamaan $4,000 balIitut-
ielta iilld malt,ll,tufiella. ettG $780,.
100000 p6aoua iaataiiiin Iif1tG
tafiintertaiietii. Gdmdn rantileen
fautta ,lpalh,litetaan ST 200, 900, 900
peto iudpdiben iuelfafirioien ,ilos-
ontaminen Min ettG iaaoaan Iiidf.
Il lainal,s pGdomaa ia tamG iGrjes-
telp ti,lee, riippllnlaan farmiluina
,ieuwoston bpluafipmiiestG.
SiliustoirAinnallinen panffisiul,n.
nitelnia, iota aioi SSoapon republi-
faaninen liittofenaattori @roofbeart
ioiitlli mpos tappioIle. Tdtd eb6o-
tlistn flnpoii ienaattori 2enroot
"Bendian lleiliuostcballitiifien"
iinlnilitelinafii ia entinen DbopSapal
tain rabastofibteeri ienaattori @lasi
8ireiniaSta lauiui, ettG ie oliii III.
boiia fe6eroaIiieIle referiuilaille. Sc
iiaattori 8roofbeartin toin,enpiSe
iai min palion aripeIenlista oiof-
ieeu. ettd ban lopulta peruutti for.
iaufteniu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08
Marp Snbonen n,aSrGtts farfoitet.
taiuafii.

Duluth, Winn. 9(oro Subo.
men, eatinen Borters Social Sub.
liibins pbtion iibteeri Dufutbisia.
tiilee farfoitettduafii Suontcen OF.
feiioen mddrapfien mufoan. ybops.
paltain iiirtolaispirfaiIiiat DuIu.
tbisia mGarafiiudt banet farfoitctta.
mafii ntiitto ban petoii albania yb.
opspaItain plioifeiiteen, misi1 toi.
mitettiin fi,iilustelu ofiosio. 4 Du.
llifbiin tanrnif. 20 y. ioapi,neen tie.
bon mrfoon OH pIioifeus bpiannpt
Subofen iuetoomi,fIen ia jdtt1npt
alfitpcrGiien Observation-Disclosures
luoimaon. Subonen buomattiin ippl.
fiiefii refisteero,ifien laiminlpontiin
oielueIpoIliiini sfiitiiinnasio, ia iiir.
toIaisipirfoiIiiat pitiiudt bantG epd.
bolilttltno nutiifoIoiieno.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08

BoltioioenlpGlinen fouppofomis
iioni OH ontomtt paGtofien, cttG
roitoteitten OH iGlleen rpbopttGpG
mppmGon Mt. moilifirjojo, joillo
luoiooon motfnstoo $500 moiliin
asti ia jotfo OIL mpptGiu6 90 pro-
ientin oIennufieIIo. Seirioien mppn.
ii OH aIofo,pa moalisflun Is pma.
EGotos fosfee faiffio cniiluoffoiiio
rai,foteitd. @loilifirjoim mppnti 10.
petettiin jofu ,piioii tafoperin rou-
toteittcn obfoan robolIiien tiIontecn
luiiofii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08
snmri tsSninlfn slnotiisia.


Muotiista tl,lleet tieoot fertoluat,
etta iielId on pllbienitiit tponinlfu
paperi. ia terdstebtnisia, ioIloim pf.
iistGdn paperiteolliflli 10000
tpolaista ioutl,i pois toistd.
ybops,ualtoibin .,-.on @iiotiisto
mime aifoino tllohl paperimosiaa
noin 100000 tonnia iuuoiittain ia
@nslonti on inporteerannut jota>
fuinfin ian1an lperrnil.
8osfa paperimnsian iaanti @uot.
iista Iaffnttt,,u toistoiietib r,iin tar
ioo k SuonnIle fit1 iu,,remmon
fiIpailenlatton,an tnnrffina.alueen
mppod paperimasiooria. Suomi on
pfji ii,,iriutpia pnperiniosion t,iotta-
fla. 49,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08
Snmri iotaiuoima lGbesteb San.
touia.

kVWtU.
Canton. 8iina, belmif. 3 p. =
aenraaIi STU Til,ns Gbi marsiii
10000 mieben iotamoiman -et,ine-
nasiG gantonia fobben maIioittaaf-
ieen Gteld-aiinan p6Gfaupungi
Sun got Senille. Derinen taistell,
OH Opella. Silanne faupirngisia OH
iefamelsfainen. Raiffi life buoneet
oiuat iulietut.
&enraali Stu ia banen arlneijan-
ia tl,leiuat S,patospista ia on otto.
mifiena farfoittaa gunnanin ia
&mangsin maatl,ntain iotaipoimat
pois, iotta ntliutana pdiipG fitten
iualtafiipat faiipunein Gut yat Se.
min luibamiebeltG fenraali gben
Chung @ineiItd, iota mime feia.
titi,sia fartoitti fri Sunin gtelG.
3iinan preiioentin ipirasta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08
HajatpSldisteu laffp BrainerSisla
loppunnt.

8rainero. W6nn., belmif. 5 p. -
BaiotpolaiSten laffo gsortbern go.
cific ra,.tatien taf6Idiiisid paioisla
poattpi tdnadn puolenp6itp1n aifa.
no laffolaisten pitGnlGsia iouffofo.
fontiella tebSpua paGtotRlIG. So.
Ton olfoesfo heindti,un I paipdna
mime fefdnG Iopetti t.t75 miestii
tponteon. Npobemn,in tpuooen HI.
luesia palaii tpobon 500 miestG ia
lafosfo eoelleen ppfpneioen miesten
paifat taptettiin riffnreiIIa. Willai.
ieen paatOffeen fofoufiesio oil ti,It,.
lafosfa ppipneioen miesten tafoilin.
ottomiieSto, eli ole ilmoitettu.