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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
PRODUCE TRADE
IS STRONGER
California Vegetables Are
Boosting Sales

Activity on the Seattle produce
market was picking up Friday. The
arrival Of fresh vegetables from Cal.
ifornis supplied the street with a
good variety Of quality produce and
started better movement. The lem
on market was easier and top quo
tation was 81 box. Oranges re-.
mained steady In trade. SHES Of
$50 and small were In demand
ana brought s4.5o box Local
dollhouse rhubarb was selling at
IAN cents q pound. Mexican toms,
toes have reached the local market
In small quantities. The apple mar
ket was better Friday and iohhers
continued 20 campaign for trade.
Tho bulk Of the trade h On fancy
stock which Is plentiful.
The local butter and egx markets
were stiil Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
FILM BEAUTY
is DOPE USER

LOS ANGELES. Jan. ga wom-
an declared 10 be Paula Ives tho
noted vaudeville beauty. pleaded
guilty 10 having narcotics in her pos
session IN police court yesterday. 4
was learned today.
ON the blotter the name read:
"Pauline Jones" In court she ad-
mitted that she was dope user and
on promise 10 take the cure, which
was guaranteed by friends. she was
given a suspended sentence Of 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
BIG DOWNTOWN STORES

Corn, Golden Bantam, for. .45t
Tomatoes, Del Monte, 21ss,
Tor .......... .......... .Soc
Tomatoes, Eastern, solid pack, 12f;
3 cans for $50
Maryland Cut Stringless Beans,
1Sc; 3 for. ........... SIC
New York Fancy Ref. Beans,
per can .olC
Spinach, Libby's, large can, 22c;
No. 2 can, 2 for. .......... .35c
Pumpkin, large can .......... .15c
Del Monte Tomato Sauce, 2 for 15c
Fancy Pears (extra heavy syrup,
can, 19c; 8 for. ...... $50
Peaches, No. l can, 17c; No. 2 can,
22c; No. 2is can, 22t, zoe, SIC
Paul's Jelly, 7-oz. glass. -. lie
Preserved Figs, large jar. :. see
Preserved Blackberries, No. jar zoe
Santa Clara Sweet Prunes, ex. large,
10. 25c; lbs. .47c
large, lb. 1Sc; 2 lbs. -. .35c
medium size, 3 lbs. ...... .4Ot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
Grain PRICES
ARE IRREGULAR

CHICAGO. Jan. ,s.---urain prices
closed irregular on the Chicago
heard 81 trade today dus TO late
dip In the wheat market. caused by
reports that wheat consigned To
England during the last few days
was sold at disappointing values.
Provisions closed lower.
May wheat opened off Ne a.
tilT4 and closed Off 40. July
"a OF hc September opened or
Ne at ti.os and closed up Nc
May corn opened up NC al T,He
and closed unchanged. July opened
up &c at 7ssc and closed up. NC,
Svptember opened unchanged at
NAY oats opsnei OF &c az eve
and closed UNCHANGED July opened
unchanged at t9sc and eiosed off
&c. September opened unchanged
at ale and closed of Nc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
Seattle Market, 100 Occidental
Elliott sofa.

Black Figs, 5 Tbs. ......s.... use
Triangle Chinese Noodles, pkg. ZOE
3 pkgs. for. use
Golden Age Macaroni, for. use
Elbow Macaroni, 3 lbs. 1900. use
Pure Rolled Oats, bulk, 3 lbs. zoe
5 lbs. for 49,. zoe
Fishers Rolled Oats, large pkg 25f
II. 0. Oats, pkg. .15f
Ralston Select Bran, pkg. lie
Larrowe's Buckwheat, Az lbs. .35<
9 lbs. for ............ .05t
Crystal White Soap, 8 bars. .. ice
Creme Oil Soap. ............2 5E
6 bars Lenox Soap for. ...... use
Sunbrite for ...............2 use
Hills Red Can Coffee, Id. 49,. ABE
2h lbs. for. .S1.O3
M. J. B. Coffee, lb. 43t; 8 lbs. for
$1.2O; 5 lbs. for. .$1.U3
Golden West Coffee, Id. $500. .43f
21s lbs. for. $1,000. .95f
Our Special Blend Coffee, ID. .33f
lbs. for communicated 5t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

IhaFSday's 0nstatiens
Csftle--nscs ipss zoe. Market steady.
stsssa Nosse. cows and hs'ssrs. 81
Gs. ssoeksrs asd fssdsfa heT.te.
calves. tt1t.ss
usgs--Rscsipts. s.soo. Nsrtst ftofse
lower. Top. trce; hulk. tf.tcoT.1t.
shs<p-n.esipts. t.iee. xarkst fEo tes
lower. Lambs. sissseia1ss s~ss 70
OF. fssdsra ttsGfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
Arrivals and Departures

AnRtvED--Jsn. ss--s,r LurlIns from
Honolulu via ports. at m. atf FRED
nakter from han Pedro Via Eagle Haf-
Dor. at gao o. m. ctr Port Angeles from
San Pedro via san Francisco. at tits O.
Ran Franrtsoo and Easts Hsfbor. at ttio
q. m Jan. fa-Htr lydia from New
York vita ports. At II p. M. ctr Paul
Lucksnhach from nossen via ports. at
.. m str Highland Heather from LIVER
pool via Balboa. at ittk .. IA
SAILED - Jan. f6--etr Commercial
Guide fer New York via ports. At n M
str Nerthisnd for uAn Francisco via Port
Angeles. at . q m. jan at-atr Forrest
King for san Pedro. at tiit y. m. str
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

days by Judge Richardson. She wao
arrested when the narcotics squa1
and sheriffs dsputless raided hss
Hollywood home. Size has appeared
in several films and has written
number Of successful scenarios
In private life Paula Ives in known
as Mrs. Paula Ives Cervo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

NEW YonK. Jan fs--yore'en VI
change cpensd steady. Sterling. ea-sets
francs. se.esss; lire. te.sttsHi mssks.
%. otota.
Foreign exchange eiossd irregular.
Sterling. 1tssRg francs. se.essa; lire.
so.essfxs marks se.eeessH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

DBgnP-Duil. Raw. t6.ezUG.cs. granu-
lated. 900.
csffse-rs. Rio spot. iseisHs H.; Ne.
Santos. 1sx ofss II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
King Holds Court
in Old Dairy

BAGDAD. Jan. zs,--King Fsisal Of
Irak holds his court In building
formerly used as q British military
dairy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
Ship News
KItlAN
IAN "a

JAN. 20
First High Tide
fffss a m.. Sc a.
fir.t Low Tide
tttf q m. 60 ~.
second nigh Tide
iflts a. m. 10 7 a.
second Low Tide
s.s y. m. - n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

Cash Wheat
Thursdays osetatiorn
CHICAGO. Jan .6.--Cssh wheat
No. !. red. TIES. No. : hard. tiiTo
ti-isA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

Kotchikan---Jan. it--Hsilsd. str Ala
media. southbound. al sac . IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

rATooHH fstsANp~-Jsn. 1h--t A. NJ
barometsr falling iisht raini Wind
southeast 10 miles an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

Crisco--11a-lb. 32t; 3-lb. 64c; g.
ID. $1.24; Glib. 81 .S5
Fancy Blue Rose Rice, 3 lbs. .21c
Imported Red Beans. a lbs. use
Fancy Small White Beans, 2is
lbs. ............... .24t
Del Monte Peas, Special Extra, can.
25c; very small. zoe
Fancy Wisconsin Sugar Peas. .2fc
Wisconsin Sweet Wrinkled Peas, per
can, 17c; 3 cans for. ..... .49c
Corn, Maine style, 2 for. 80. .25c
Corn, Fancy New York, 2 for. .35c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

THURSDAY
JAN. 10
First Low Tide
tlio a. M. 80 n,
first ltiah Tide
ioias a m. fio n.
second Low Tide
sibe y. m- al r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

Thsrsday's Quetaftous
Bstfsr---sr o sic ~.
ExGs-SomsnsL
IChe~>e--ssf sae n.
tfeas--ise sse 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

Bring MasoIs Coupon from The Times"
or "star~ Of January 20 to us. Good for
ESQ on quarts Mt 49e; ,sEallons at 9dc;
gallons ~ Gf.S3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
American Grocery Stores Co1npar
Upper and Lower Floors Central Public Market
Dept, 11l2 Western Avenue. Phone

Cane Sugar, 10 lbs. .......... .75t
Patent Elk. Flour, 49-lb. bag. .$1.S9
Rex Hard Wheal Flour,
49-lb. bag 81 .95
Del Monte Catsup, large bottles, 10c
Bakers Cocoa, ID. SOC; VI Id. zoe
Evening star., 1923-07-29
WASHINGTON, D. c.,

Potomac Railroad Company has pur-
chased from the Washington-Virgin
Railway Company 18,343 feet of
ground. on the north side of King
street near Union railway station. A
deed of conveyance has Just been
placed on record in the Office of the
clerk of the court.
Members Of Trop No. .. Cir
Scouts, have just returned from an
eleven-day trip on the Potomac. The
girls were in the charge of Mrs. G. B.
Blunt, captain.
Equipment is being sought for the
opening of a new playground in the
vicinity of the Union railway station.
W. J. Rammel has just donated six
folding camp chairs for the new play
ground.
Evening star., 1923-07-29

required city license, which includes
business and professional men, and
those who have failed to take out the re-
quired automobile city license, will be
subject to arrest and the imposition of
a fine. The judge may impose both
fine and jail sentence IL he so desires.
Richard Murphy. ffty-three years
old. died today at his home, els South
Alfred street. He Is survived by his
widow and three children. For many
years he was engaged in the grocery
business. The funeral will take place
Monday at o'clock from his residence
and services will be conducted by Rev.
o. p. Lloyd. pastor of the SecSnd
Baptist Church. Burial will be in
Union cemetery.
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Evening star., 1923-07-29

| DIR. E. B. Jackson and Capt. George
III. Evans, the last named business
manager of the chamber of COM
merce, selected the places to be
marked and also made arrangements
for the erection of the tablets. These
will be a great help to the thousands
of tourists who annually visit Alex
andria, as most sf the places now to
be marked have done without a
marker of any kind for years past.
The funds for the erection of the
tablets were secured by popular sub
scription through the efforts of the
chamber of commerce. The move
ment was launched about two years
ago.
Announcement is made that the
Alexandria League of Women Voters
Is investigating as to how the can
Evening star., 1923-07-29

didates for state senate stand on the
wet and dry question. although this
is not an issue in the campaign. The
women have heard from the candi-
dates, but it is reported that they
plan to have them state their posi-
for the primary, which Is August Z.
Alexandria Lodge No. /. Royal
Order of Red Deer, has decided to
open social and club rooms for the
members and their families. A. Sid
ney Mankin will name a special COM
mittee to obtain quarters at the next
meeting of the lodge. This organi-
zation on August 10 expects to in
itiate a class of fifty candidates.
Beginning next Wednesday, all
persons who have failed to pay the
Evening star., 1923-07-29
COMMISSION ON SILVER.
Mexican Body Will Regulate and
Fix Price of Metal.
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, July 28.--A commits
sion to regulate and fix the price of
Mexican silver in both the domestic
and foreign markets is soon to be
created with government support. ii
became known today 1t will be the
object of the commission to help the
silver producers, freeing them from
the control of New York buyers who,
through loans. 1t is declared, are able
to force them to sell their silver
under it's market value. Besides grant
ing loans to the producers the COM
mission. which will be capitalized at
100000 pesos, will encourage silver
the market.
1t will be composed of six mem
bers, two bankers. two miners and
two Representatives of the ministry of
finance.
Evening star., 1923-07-29
ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 2S.-Six-
teen tablets to mark the most i'm
portant places of historical interest
In the city will be erected during the
coming week by the chamber OF
commerce. The tablets. which are OF
bronze, are expected here Tuesday
Work Of placing them in position
will be. begun at once.
historical data for the tablets was
furnished by DR.. E. B. Jackson, pas
tor OF the First Baptist Church, and
coIlaoorating with him in the work
were Charles H. Callahan and Mrs
Mary G.. Powell. A committee com
posed of Robert S. Jones, chairman;
Evening star., 1923-07-29
ROADS GIVE WAGE DATA.
Evidence in Fight Against Raise
Laid Before Board.

CHICAGO. July 2S.-Representa-
western railroads today concluded
the presentation of their evidence in
the hearing before the United States
Railroad Labor Board on the dispute
between the Order of Railroad Teleg-
raphers and Carriers, inYAving an
increase averaging 6 cenS an hour
and the adjudication of working
rules
Chairman Ben W. Hooper then ad-
journed the hearing.
Evening star., 1923-07-29
SM00T GUEST OF KING.
Received in Private Audience on
Visit to Norway.

CHRISTIANIA. July 2S. United
States Senator Reed Smoot of Utah,
here to visit his mothers birthplace,
near Christiania, was received today
in private audience by King Haakon,
to whom he brought greetings &5e=S
President Harding.
The senator told an interviewer that
he was impressed by Norway's natural
resources. From here, Senator Snoo.
ia going to Germany for a study OF
that country's financial position.
Evening star., 1923-07-29
Rummase
TRIMMINGS

LACES-Odds and ends
val lace edges and in D.
sertions. Yard. -. ~ .
METAL CLOTH-Short
lengths of SIPS metal cloth
in assorted col 1E
ors. Yard. -. /OS
EMBROIDERIES-Small
lot embroidery edges
in openwork patterns. u
Yard -. ~
SILK BRAID-Small lot
of white silk braid, the
heavy, fiat kind in
various widths. TO-
Yard ........... 1SI
Evening star., 1923-07-29
RUMMAGE
NOTIONS

1Oc Crochet Cotton, odds and
ends, ball, Sc.
loc Colorite Hat Dye, bot
tie, 10c.
Odds and ends Knitting
Yarn, hank, 19c.
Embroidery Yarn, small
skeins, 4 for &c.
SOC Avalon Double Mesh
Hair Nets, dozen, 10c.
Sc Snap Fasteners, white
and black, z for SC.
Darning Cotton, 4 for SC.
Sc Mercerized MILDLY Laces,
2 for SC.
10c Children's Sock Carriers,
pair, SC.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-07-05

Soncocf, Wicb. = George Turia
IL ipuo6en ifGincn boncocfiIainer
poifa menetti bertfenid Iortaee idr-
nesid. &Gn oli aianasia toisten poi
fien fansia ntoottoritpeneelld, fiir
beib6n fesfen Ipotiin fpeiffaa, ftfo
iisfaltaiii torttua fiinni Sougbtonir
iilran raiitoibin 'tpeneen mennesiS
niioen aIitfe. Titrjo ia 4uiaIa mimi
men toinen poifa oioittituot robfert-
taon ia pritoiiipot idrtpeen. 4iiiolo
iaotiin peIastetufii,, mutto Titrjo ei
nousi,ttfaan pinnoIle.
geIsiaIaiiia iotnreita intmattm.
Biirne Touantoina iitrmaiitiii pb'
oefian belsioIoista iotiIosto Dpsiel'
forbisin, fiin pofnntt iofa OF oiefet'
hi iotiIaito fiiIiettoipan ianot udii'
mum, rdi6bti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-07-05
safia on lpbentdnpt
.iDtauclfaaufa
Snorittaunt liittomtineille 10 450
milioomaa fnltamarffaa.

Safia on nlafianlit llionnosfa
10 miljoenaa 6ollaria, eli noin
450 milioonaa tiiltarrarffaa liittoi-
tuneille, iuiirimnlufii oiaffi Rans-
falle ia 8elgialle, fen iGlfeen fuu
@ubrin miebitps alfoi, mifdli tlin-
nettu ilpeitliliinen taloustieteiliid
profesiori Siltlpig Stein on biliat-
tain ilnloittanut.
Coffin iafioen ipnstoin pleistd
tiiltoa, ei Safian ballitus ole fabt-
tanpt bpieGfieen npfpistG tilunnetta
mdlttGafieen iitoulnnfienia, ipaan
on iulirimmista taloubelliiista tpoi-
feutiista buolinatta prittGnpt pan.
no toimeen Seriailleiin raubaatiopi.
miifien eboot, eritt1infin mifGli ne
omat fosfcneet 9elgiaa. 'Satoia' mil.
jooniu marffoja on mnfiettu 8elgi-
alle aialln, iollpin Safian tiiotan-
tofpfp on ollitt j1rfpttpneenG perits-
tlifiioan mpoten ianoo Stein.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-07-05
Safialaiiet ballitieiuat ilmaa.

Safialaisten tieoelniesten ferro.
taan fefiineen laitteen ionfa oiprIla
ipoibaan pafottaa ilmolaitpo los
feittllmaon alas. Quota lailetta us.
fotan iafialaisten fGpttaipGn rams.
falaiiia ilmaloilpoja mostaon, f,,r
ne tefelpGt pafoilumotfoia Safion
puolelle.
On ferrottli, ettG fabben lentofo-
neen oil patio lasfehtua maaban
Safiasia ipiine ipiifolIa ieiiraifieI.
Ia, ett1 iafiulaiiet piranomaiiet TO-
faiparifoitpat Ientotalot. &aiffiaan
on tpii6en ranfalniien Ientofoneen
oIliit paffo lasfetua aIas ionfun ia.
laperdiien hoffman ipaifitiifieSta
2iittoutltneioen fontrollifomisiio.
min iotilaaIlisten ia iImailuaiiain
tiintiiat oipot prittGneet pdGstG iel.
pilIe naistG iaIaperdiiistG raoio.
oaIIoista 1pGittGen, ettG geoiten tai
jofu mum iiiiiri raoioofema on ri.
bett1mGsid malta aaItojo pafottaen
lentofoneet lasfeittiimaan mnoban.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-07-05
Siausfan ballitns ,uaftansinnosIa.

. = r
9fansfan ienaatti on lnpontdnpt
Toincuren lpaatimat 800 milioonda
frailgia 9fllbrin ntiebitpstd parten.
G1niG pGGtos titlfitaan ,uastaufiefii
paaipin Gsteiieen firieeleen foripaus-
aiim joboosta.
Senaatisia mallitii repGiielpd in
nostus, fiin pGdnninisteri Boincare
pitfan plibeeniq lopusia tieootti
"nlaalliiille ia beiigelliiille palloil-
le", ett1 maiffa Mansfa of olliit bp-
ipin pastnbafoinen titriuartlimaan
ipdfimaltaiiiin nepstelmiin "tliI-
lnnn ien alottaniia paffotoinenpitei-
tG jatfnntnan, fumes iSafin ON a1l-
tmltlimut." Senaattorit nouiiwot q
los burrdten ia baiiitoen fouon ia
fomosti ja fen jGlfeen pfiimieliiesti
pGGtt1en litoipitttaa 307 miIioonaa
frangia Safian e6elleen firistdmi-
ieen.
@atifaanista IGbetettiin GsfettGin
firie, josia paaipi antoi lieipasiG
nluooosia pmntGrtdG, ettG bGn ei
ipoinut bpipdfipd obielmaa, iota
9tansfa oil barioittamasia gflibrilla.
@abbolliieno pioet6Gn, ettG &ansfa
titlee fiitiumoan pois eoustajanio
Satifaanisto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-07-05
Yaliastettm ,uafuilninttn.

&nn taalla paliastettuun matoilu
liittiun, iosta aiienllnin ferroirrme
on olalRnen npos er6s ttif1I. noe.
ndldiien ldbetpston palwellliifiesio
olelpn ". Sillenagi on iiIfoniniste-
ri teboittanut bGrta poistlimoan
maasta. Ben1jan tGfalGinen eousta.
listo ilrnoittan, ettG lllfominiSteri
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-07-05
Olnt ia iuiini ei tmle olemaau iuaa-
lifsibmpfienG, repnblitaanieu iobta-
ia iuafmmttannt.

Gbicago, feiaf. 20 p. - Weieoois.
ia ,piineistd ia oluesta ei tule febit-
tpnlG1n pleistG fplpmpstd republi-
faanien eif1 oelnofraattien testuu-
oesia ipuooen 1924 paalitposfente-
lpn aifana pafliiitti tddlld tGnGGn
repltblifaanipuol,ieen faniallisfomi
team pi1eeniobtaia SoW, z. sloams,
iofa on t1dlla idriestGmasid aliie-
neulpottel,tia republifaanien ipaltio.
tomiteoioen pubeeniobtaiien fansia.
Yubuesiaan republifaanien mna-
litaistelusta ban lauiui:
"ei ole niitGGn ep1ilpstd preii-
oentti !Saroinsin uuoelleen nimitpt
fen iubteei,. Saroingin batIituficn
ter,pe talolibellinen obieimo tiilec o.
lemaan pG1tpipmpfienG rep,iblitaa-
nipuolueella 1924. Sbjelmamne tu-
lee pobiautunlaan file. Me nsfom-
me ntaan fdittauan Saroinsin bal.
litltfien arspon ia usfomine, ettG
prriioentti Soroing tulce poitta-
moan fpettpddn oloittamaan, cttd
bdn on ;lpttdnpk pmclueen mlalle
tefemGt hiprufiet.T
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-07-05
suOnell nntitia
soiien ritostea ti9Ssa luantilaar.

gSaIabla0etiSia tertoo ltiinimerffi
"5ronoor" ieiiraopon iutun:
gras toffolalainen ldbti 80 10.
iitten merille ia fierreltpdan lnaail-
man eri tolfisia, ,iaapui lpiime tam
mituusia &ottaaL pbd merimiebe-
nd. SaGll1 bdnet sparlgittiin ia ipie-
tin 77:tii patapdfii tuanfilaan i.lo-
rittamaan b6nelle eri paiffafnnnilla
tuouitt,iia iaffpio,
W6ittaGn ,uastalauieet eifpGt ant.
taneet. Nimi ipntpmdipitoii ia muilt
tie6ot DIilpat pbtGpitdapia ia mics
iai istlia fopisia II ipliorofautta.
HadstpGdn iuapaafii nnatfitsti bGn
fotipaffalIeen &offolodn, iosia ar
luoitus lelpiii.
grGs bdnen entinen nlerimiesto-
luerinia oil omistanlt itielleen fof-
folalaiien nilnen, iota oil Ssterl,lno
ia naptellpt banen oiaania 3 tplao.
Den aian, petfuttanl,t itielleen S:n
ipanban Gioin id1stOt ia tltomittu e.
rilaiiisfa pienenlnist1 rifofIista,
jotfa "oitea" Ssterliino iai iouittoo
istamalla &otfan pmfilasia inc.
9tpt on ,pG1rd SsterIilno faoon-
nut ia poliili etiii b6ntd toistai-
iefii tiilofietta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-07-05

&irfollisfofoufien t1Dsistunnos-
ia tpf. ratfaistiin 4opulIiiesti fpip-
mps piispanistliinte1 iiioitufiesta.
&uotialaista biippafiintoa fosfepa
fpipmps ioatiin nopeasti ratfaiiuun
fillG tiiIcfiella ctt1 biippoflinnon
piispanistilin iijoitetoan Yoripoo.
ieen. &iiotialoiielta taboltd ebootet-
tim biippafunnon ninefli raotiolai-
men biippafiinta
Boifeampi of pdGstG tuIoffiin
fun tuli fpieeieen Tortuoon npfpiien
iitomoIaiien piispanistiiimen iiioitta
,ntispaiffo. Ruten tieoetG1n baIIitus
oil eboottanlit SeliinfiG- tpaliofiinta
pnolii. Eamperetta, mpos SGmeen-
lima ia 8iipuri oIitpat iaaneet fan
nattaiia 2ooian pIi 8 titntia festd.
neen fesfusteliin idIfeen iuoritetiisio
dGnestpfiesiG ipoittiipot Eanlperetta
puoItafpot biiomottuipalIo d1nten e.
nemmistoIl6 ioten iiis entinen Ior-
noon piispa iiirtpp EmnpereelIe Ell.
lei nniiitosta toiiaaIla tule..
aOpufii bppSfipttiin brutodanes-
tpfiellG waIiofitn1an mietintoon Tit.
tpmdt bonnet, ioista pfii iiidItdd
M. M. ieiroohpoa: ettd firfoIIisfol
fous laiiiunnosia, jofa unnetoan eb-
ootiifiesta oietiifieRi nloon jofami-
iesta ipiiteen biippafnntoon, eboot.
taft, etta Soponlinnan biippafun-
nan piispanistuin Min pian fiiin
mobooIIisto fiirrettdiiiir SoiponIin-
nasta @iipiirin foiipunfifn iefd ettd
biippofitntoo fiirron pe1istd nimitet
tSiiin Wiipurin biippohinndtf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-07-05
6olme lasta menettGnpt bemfenfG
tnlipalpsIa.

gscanaba, Micb. DIR ia Msrs
@innar 8icfmanin II fltufaltoen
ifGiiet fafioiiet @ert ia @ertbu ia
folmen puooen itGinen @ibian tpt-,
to paloilpat fiioliaafii tllipalosia,
jofa bafpitti beioGn fotinia @lao.
itone nimiieIla lGbipaiffafunnalla.
Sapiet oil idtettp painenid fotiin di-
Din mentpd tapmGan erdGsi6 naa-
pnritalosia. llunisia ei oIlut tulta
IA lnnllaan lasten leiffineen tuIi-
tifnilla ia iiten iaaneen tuIipalpn
aifaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-07-05
Smomalaimen uainem tebmbt itie-
tttitrbam.

Wers 9tlma 8alfonen, AZ p,tooen
ifainen, tefi itientitrban birttdptp.
MALTA fotinia mafribuoneesIa, 1877
Stdinen Soinen fatu 9uloue5isia,
'Snperiorin puoIeIIe. Wers 9olfo-
men on oioittanlit mielenbGirion OF
reita 10 iontun oifaa ia ban ubfaii
fafii ipiiffoa iitten biiflittaa itienia,
futen banen miebenii fertoi fuole.
manipiben tlitfiialIe. B:ti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-07-05
Nmerifalaineu 9urjista
1pnruliSia &inasia
On fponumt armeiian, banffinmt a.
ieita ia aifoo fafistaa &iinan bal.
litmfIen.

@rds entinen Dbopstpaltain armei
ion fapteeni 9ltlontusta. @a., on
routuaneisia eiitettuien leiffaiIiiain
5utuoin piiofrnnnut fdptettdpdficen
erG6n ipendldiicn laiipan ostatn,t
ituren paliouoen iapanilaiiia fiiu1G-
reitG, palfnnnut fiinalaiiista TO-
toenpqnmm oriheijan ia on MT al
Beiittanasid inelfoisba bitolta ia
tpaipao Eefinein bdliitlltielle.
Hcfingisia oleuat arinerifalailet
pirfaiIijat toettGlpat iaaba ieiffaile-
tpdn arlneijaupieerin tollbmn padttp-
nG6n Ipbpeen llpieerin mimi on
tnpteeni 8. 8. &earnep, irlantilai-
nen faifesta pddtt6en. San fiitillt
itfeGGn "&iinan [iittout,incioen iual-
tioioen" lailposton fonlentaiafii.
&ang Gboipisia ollaan "liittowalti-
situ" parbaillaan lnnppostnndsla.
@nmalla fun poliittiiet iobtojot fl,
to,pat rperffojaan purjebtii faptee-
nj meren laaioilla laineilla ia ilnroi-
tetaon bGnen olelpan tiilosia &ittg
Bon fatamaan, mllfanoan 700 pa-
tolaistd. Mferen aalloilla on iupos
@ernepn erGGn apiilaiien fomei1td.
mo .tponbn fiinaluinen tpffiipene,
iorifa anierifaIaiiet meilpat fenraali
SenilIe, etti bGn oliii iaonltt pafo-
fniSenin tootliifli. Yafolaiiille on MT
Iiiipattu mafinaiiet paifat "liittopal-
ttoi6en~ ornleiiasia, Sstettliien aiei-
Ben ioufosia ON ideita fonefimG1rei-
tG. @ahteeni aeariiepn nratfark pad-
lu6Gr6r6 on Gbes&ingin maafunta,
t6tsl smirfailiiot oapat flitiiineet
isat,p5tt 5tteiW0aon taiffi Eefingin ball.
mos stustalpat iuoinlat.
efapoibtaiiIle, iotfu oluut bdn
r. teffees, on Seeornep fono.
nut oIeaponio iu,oen poliittiSen RIB
MIN "forfea lotiloallinen nelttpon-
nittain."