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Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-05
REVOLUTION IN
ALBANIA MAY
MEAN REPUBLIC
Ey HENRY WOOD,

/ ROME, June 5.--Success Of the
Albanian national revolution prob
ably means defeat for the party
which sought to establish mon
archy and that Albania will become
q republic.
The nationalists who favor Il rep
ublic reyolted against the present
government because they were held
responsible for the assassination OF
the young Republican leader Amet.
The latser had previously assassin
ated Essad Pash.t in Paris as a
part of. his efforts on behalf Of
Republican form of government and
upon his return to Albania he was
murdered.
The aim Of the current revolu-
ton, therefore, was to oust those
held responsible for Amet s death,
ahd 20 establish :, temporary .egine
Favorable to n republic pending 4
plebiscite to decide definitely upon
4 form of government desired 3y
the people.
Italy, keeping watchful eve on
develo pments and her interests, does
not intend TO act as long as the
feVoirsion keeps within its present
limits. The Italian government re.
CARDS the revolution merely as a
struggle between political parties
according to traditional armed AL
bania methods, the object being to
secure coLGfol Of the government.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-05
Gov. OF Nevada
Tells Club Women
Of Boulder Dam
BY United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, June 5.-Need
for the development of the Colorado
"l7ser and construction of the Boul-
der Canyon dam was clearly told to
ciubwonen here attending the bien-
nial convention by GOV. j. G. Scurg
ham, of Nevada.
4 consider this enterprise Of the
utmost Importance to all parties in.
terestcd, = the executive declared,
discussing the Boulder dam project.
II believe the misunder.tan dings
which are delaying action Should
be cleared up as rapidly IS pos
sible. My conception Of the way
TO handle the problem is to secure
and maintain 4 complete union of
action between the federal gov
ornment and the aoverA states
within the economic area of the
power project.
expect within the next few
days to consult with a number of
the iaen who have been making a
fight for the Swing johnson bill.
1t which tile interested st&.es will
agree.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-05
MORE SCHOOL,?

In many home during the next few weeks the
question of schooling for the older children will
up for discussion.
Shall the boy ready for college become SO inter-
ested in his summer job that he thinks after all he
had better stick to business and let college go Shall
the boy girl half way through high school and be-
coming FESTIVE stop and go to work, shall he by
changing>hs course bit get ready for college or for
observation-disclosures of the higher sort? Shall the eighth
grader be allowed to decide that he is educated enough
and never again look inside of school room, never
read good book advance himself intellectually in
any way beyond the necessary requirements of the
nearest job, joining for life the great army of low
broWs?
We asked a wise old person what he thought
about all this, the arguments for and against more
school. This his answer and it bears considera
ton:
"There are two things which have lived to hear
many and woman regret not doing when young.
Never have + heard man woman regret doing them
One is gettingsa little more schooling while there
chance! the other is buying little pitce of land.
"Not every boy aor girl should go through college,
not every should buy farm But just getting one
more year of school music acquiring the habit Of
reading good books while the mind is young and nn1ble
is worth everything to the happihesso later fe and
buying god lot with the margin Of the first salary
establishes foundation of credit and thrift for later
comfort. aaa9#5{f t4s#
"Tel the kids to stick it out just more term.
They will never be sorry"
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-05
WORKING OUT
NEW FARMERS.
RELIEF BILL

WASHINGTON, June 5.-House
leaders today laid before President
Coolidge sub farm relief measure
to take the place of the defeated
McNary Haugen bill, on which they
asked his opinion.
If the President indicates he will
approve it, they will rush it through
both houses; if he does not like it.,
they will drop it.
The new measure would utilize the
resources of the war finance corpo-
ration to finance export marketing
of farm products surpluses.
Representative Longworth, Ohio,
Republican floor leader; Tincher,
Kansas, and Sanders, Indiana, took
the draft to the white house.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-05
15s7 1ssr-ar 7a17asr
Bed Time Stories
BY HOWARD r. GARIS
Copyright, 1923, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WTGGTLY AND THE
CATERPILLAR

/ One day, when Uncle Wiggily
was sitting alone in his hollow
stump bungalow, thinking where he
might hop to so that he could have
an adventure, all Of a sudden the
bunny gentleman heard queer
little scratching sound at she front
door.
Hum" he whispered, twink1ine
his pink nose Perhaps that is
Charlie or Arabella Chick, scratch
ing for something to eat. II 90
out and say hello, to them
Put when Uncle Wiggilv opened
the door he saw nei.her of the
chicken children. Still the funny
little scratching sound went on Just
the same.
" Is any one hero?" called the
rabbit gentleman
= % Yes, am, = answered a soft
voice.
Z " Who are you-I can t see any
one, said Mr.. Longears.
81 am Mrs. Fur, the caterpillar, "
was The answer. "Look down II
mt toiHei Oh bHS step 2nd YOU Il
see me. have been trying to
crawl up to tickle your front door
for the last hour, but | have to
go SO slowly that it might have
gotten dark before | arrived. How
ever, now that YOU have come to
the door, is all right.
Uncle Wiggily looked domu on
the steps and saw a very respect
able brown caterpillar lady, wear
ing green leaf bonnet tied under
her chin.
How do you do, Mrs. Fur, :"
said the bunny uncle, making q low
and polite bow to the caterpillar
lady. 81 haven t the pleasure of
Knowing you, bat / am glad to
see YOU just the same
9 Well, ! feel as if / knew you, j
for | hear YOU are !. friend of my |
cousin, Mrs. Crawl the movie !
worm, went on Mrs. Fur.
Oh, yes, | met Mrs. Crawl the !
other day, said Uncle Wiggily, as !
he remembered how he had helped !
the worm lady move, with her pea
nuz van of furniture. p" But / didn t I
know she was Vour cousin. y f
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-05
IadQ

"Ycs, we are first cousins was
the answer, land | have come to
visit her. ! heard that you had
taken her to live with you.
"Oh, no!N cried Uncle Wigg;ly.
you are mistaken | met the
movie worm when she WAS moving
and / helped her get to her new
hole in the ground. L suppose some
one saw me carrying her along and
though [ had brought her to my
bungalow. But l didjl t. MIS-.
! Crawl lives in a hole at the foot
of the pine tree, about fifty hops
from here
"Fifty hops-fifty of your hops,
| suppose you mean, sighed Mrs.
Fur, the caterpillar lady. "Oh,
dear! tt win take me {, mor,h to
crawl that far, and l did SO want
to see my cousin'
Nothing is easier, said Uncle
Wiggily. ~ will put you in my
pocket and hop TO Mrs. Crawl
hole with you. Fifty hops are no
thing to me. eften take as many
as d thousand hops in day. IN
Gerry you.
'"You are very kind,' murmured
the caterpillar, and she cuddled UP
cutely in Uncle WiggiIy's paw as
he picked her up to put in his pock
ct. Then, carrying Mrs Fur, Uncle
Wiggiiv Ssarted to hop to the hole
house where he had helped the
movie wcrm move TO a few days
before.
The rabbit had not hoped very
far before, all of sudden, he felt
something tickling his neck.
Biz" exclaimed the bunny.
"What's this?' Looking he saw
Mrs! Fur crawling up his coat col
lar.
~ just came out to ask if we
were at my cousins house vet, -
said the caterpillar. "I am 50 anx-
ious to see her. -
"No, we aren t there yet, an-
swered Uncle 'Wiggily. "Get back
in my pocket" So the caterpillar
lady crawled back in his pocket,
But pretty soon Uncle WiggiIy /
felt something tickling his left, ear.
Are we there yet? asked a !
soft voice, and there WAS Mrs Fur,
out again.
Ono, we aren { there yet, said /
the bunny. 81 m hopping along !
as fast as | can. Get back in my !
pocket, So Mrs. Fur crawled back J
in his pocket But pretty soon I'm
Gle Wiggily felt something tickling .
his right ear. "zippy!" he cried /
with a shiver and shake.
Are we there yet2'' asked a
soft voice, and there was Mrs. Fur,
out again. /
"Oh, will you please go back in
my pocket and stay there cried /
Uncle Wiggily, as politely as he
could. "You tickle me SO want /
to sneeze. Mrs. Fur was JUS /
going to crawl back in the rabbits
pocket, but, all Of a sudden, out of
the bushes popped the Woozie Wolf,
"Now ! have you!" howled the
Wolf to Uncle Wiggily, as he caught
the rabbit. But before the bad I
chap could bic the bunny, Mrs. Fur,
the caterpillar lady, crawled out of
the rabbit s pocket, and she crawl !,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-05
THRIFT IN SCHOOL

Some cities which started thrift instruction dur
ing the are now discontnuing it, They say it has
not proved to be of enough value to justify the time
taken for it firm regular class work.
Perhaps it is Just as we'll Thrift is an extremely
desirable thing for children to learn especially in
country long noted for it's wastefulness But thrift
largely moral quality, rather than thing that can
be learned from school books or taught effectively in
the school room.
cessary facts for the pupil to as tools. Flow he
his educational tools depends his character and
aims and these shaped mostly in the home rather
than the school, The home is the best place to teach
thrift
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-05
McAdoo Wins In
Florida Election

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June .
William G. McAdoo won the Florida
delegation to the Democratic nation
al convention, according to returns
from Tuesdays primary.
McAdoo was leading Senator Os-
ear Underwood by 2 to with half
the vote tabulated.
In the gubernatorial race j. W.
Martin and Sidney j. Cats held the
lead with Frank L. Jennings close
behind.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-05
Lake Arrowhead
Resort Raided,
ChargeGamblin
BY United Press Leased Wire

SAN BERNARDINO, Cal, June
5.-F'ive me mare under arrest here
as a result of sheriff rad ON
an asserted gambling resort at the
exclusive ARLINGTON Lodge, in the
Lake Arrowhead region.
An elaborate ganOnng parapher-
MALTA was found behind locked doors
Sheriff w. A. Shay reported. Ten
men and a woman were said to
have been playing at roulette and
card tables.
Those arrested were James Smith,
Ed Mckay, George Hergers, Frank
German and George Harris.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-05
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
June 5. 1900

". f. Holt stated today that con
tracts had been awarded for the Gas
plant which is to supply Ell Centre
and Holtville with domestic gas for
cooking and lighting purposes.
Harold Bell Wright returned from
a. two weeks soiourn in Los Angeles.
Mrs. d. V. Noland and daughter
Muriel have gone to Nova Scotia
to visit the old home of the Noland
family there.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-05
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell Of
Imperial Valley for This Date
In Past Years
NINETEEN YEARS AGO
June S, 1905

Mrs. B. Stoner who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. w. r.
Feiring, has returned to her home
at Corona.
An important meeting of the I'M
perial Valley Dairymen S Associa-
ton is scheduled for tonight.
|. p. Silliman and F.. n. Chaplin
went to Yuma yesterday for few
days on business matters.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-05
WILLIS CASE TO
{ REACH L. A. JURY
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, June 5.-The
case Of Mrs. Margaret Willis, ac-
eussed IS the slayer of Dr. Benja-
min Baldwin, was expected to go
10 the jury this afternoon. Defense
Attorney S. S. Hahn expected to
complete his argument during the
forenoon session.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-05

ed down the back of the Wolf s
neck. con, something is tickling
me! Oh, We got to sneezc! Oh.
stop ticklingl" howled the Wolf.
Whishkal
Then he snee2ed so hard the. he
sneezed the caterpillar off his neck
back into Uncle Wiggily s pocket
And the Wolf snee2ed again, turn
ing a somersault and humping his
nose so hard that tears came into
his eyes. Then he couldn t see to
bite the rabbit, and Uncle Wiggilv
hopped safely away, taking the
caterpillar lady to her cousin, the
movie worm, and the two had a
good time together. They thanked
the rabbit very much, and the bum
NY twinkled his pink nose at them
AND felt very happy because he had
helped,
And if the crabapple tree doesn t
pinch the hands of the clock when
they are trying to feed oranges to
the goldfish, | II tell you next about
Uncle Wiggilv and the June bug.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-05
TEN YEARS AGO
,Jnre s. 1914

l.. e. Cooley, county superintend-
ent of schools, has gone TO Los An
gcles to arrange for school exhibits
at the San Diego exhibition.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Sprouse and
daughter Bonnie left for Los An
geles to spend the summer.
"Not so bad here, yesterday S
temperature only reached 95 at noon
while reports from Kansas tell of
the thermometer reaching 100. -
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-05
SOC Bath
Towels 333c

"A COTTON CARNIVAL special for warm
weather days. Big heavy 24x42 inch double
thread Turkish Bath Towels for 33c-three for
less than dollar Several other Towel specials
are here too.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-05


Mountain Resorts and Solve Tha
formation Writing Direct Information Bureau at Office this
" II s
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-05

DRAWN CHECK WOLFE in White Flesh,
Peach, Orchid and Blue at 39c yard. This
underwear fabric sells for at least SOC every
where. Shop early for this will sell out
quickly.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-05

ALL TEE~NEW Anderson Voiles are included
in this special 39c group. Black and White, Tan,
Blue, Rose and Grey Shades in new printed pat
terms.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-05

ALL COLoRS of our regular 85c line of
Irish Dress Linens are now out for 69c a
yard. Here is an opportunity to save on a
most desirable fabric.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-05

In many home during the next few weeks the
question of more schooling for the older children will
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-04-17
Sarmareille annetaan liidG lnpttaa

@tinneapolis, blibtif. IA p.
SGGlla tGn1Gn pit6mGsidGn fofouf.
lesia pGGtti biljattain muooostettll
agricultural Greoit.torporatiioni
lainata miljoonan oollaria pobjois.
lGnnen formareille forjan ostamista
marten. YGGtos tebtiin Yreiioentti
Gooliogen febotufiesta. aSreiioentti
on ilnaisiut toimomilfien, ett1 meD
nGfarnnarit mainitlrn lrottoforporot
iionin fautta iaiiiipat amustlista,
ionfa be tlliiilpat estetpifii ioalnas
to, finn ienaatti bplfGii gtorbecf.
Surtnels'in ebootrfien. jonfa tarfoi
trfiena oil pGaomnn banffiminen
farmareille farion ostamiieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-04-17
.Smrfea ounettomnus
WfarauetteSia
SnDmalainem tpttO jontnnmt onnet-
tomnnSen nbrifIi.

Marquettesta, Wticb. iai Sron.
tpoobin iltalebti, Oailp Globe, eri.
foiStieoon tiistaina, ettG fuormaaii.
to, iosia oil neljl benfiloG, ioutlli
@alniiing, @farquette ia Soutb-
eastern natfustajairtnan eteen lpG-
ban ennen pailpdllisoifao ianottlna
paipdnd. Onnettomuuoesia iai illr.
mania Miss Wtae Niemi, noin 20
ipuoben ifainen fotoiiin @afefielois
I'd, Wdcb,, Clarence 2acouiierre, oll-
ton njuri ietG erGs tptto, ltsfotto-
tposti 9eiemen ieiiralainen Sptto1 Ell
tllnneta. gteliGs autosia ollilt, @l.
bert W4apbelp, loitffaantlli ipaaralli.
iesti.
Snpaiis iattli Yine.fnoulla fun
auto of menosia rulitatien poiffi.
Tli,ltenattonan tpton r,lnis jcrtlii
tpeturin feiilan pGGlle, josto ie otet.
tim alas iitte fun juno oil ppiintet-
tp. Tapaus iattlli trosia fello II
aifana, flin ioatffio oil palaamasla
Hresque.iaareltd.
Gen mufnan fuin tapattumaa
tpoioaan pnmGrtii, on fen fulfil
ollrt iiten, ettG Waiss 9sieni fitmp.
paninic fansin on ollut palaalncs.
Ia norrnoalifolilusta ia ortton ajuri
frnlpparineen pppiiipGt tpttoi6 ctta-
moan alitofpptiG @sresdue-i -iaorecn,
fssta beibdn palatcsia tho birmcd
onnettonl,is tapabtli. Onnetto.
tiiiinspaifnn liibellG OBJECT ibnliiet ia
no,nnt al,ton tlllfenut fowon .lpoitb.
tia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-04-17
Ymolam talomocllimem aIema.

Huolan raban pafoltttaninen,
jofa alfoi apiime jolllltlluSia, on
niinfuin iopi ooottaafin aifaoniaa.
nut friiiin mltlltamilla teollinllS-
aloilla. sc on toiin Derraten liepG
eifa ie ole aibeuttanilt nloinittalpaa
tpottomppoen liiaptpmistG. 8iimq
belmifltusia oil tpottonlien lltfl,rn1G
rG noin 100000, fun ie lpaStaaipa-
na aifana piime muonna oil noin
$4,000. MaatalouS. ia rafenlulstpo
falloen alfaesia femdGllG ,lsfotoan
moitu.pan belpoSti loptGG faifille
tpottomille tpotG.
9epfpinen taloubellinen alema on
tebnpt Buolalle naboolliiefii tGpt-
tiia faiffi iitoumllfienia ulfomalloil-
le, mifd ieiffa narmaanfin tulee
maifllttamaan eoulliiesti mp0sfin
enli tlniSla f1ptdntoon otettaipaan
otp.rabaan. @iime ipuooen beinG.
fuusia iuoritti ASuola melfoiierI o.
ian amerifalaista ipelfaanla. SGnG.
fin ipuonna tulee Yuola pastoin
englantilaisten aiiantlintiiain neu-
lpoja mufiamoan faiffi ulfonlaistel
lainojenia forot. SGsiG pbtepbeSi1
ipoioaan nlainita, ettG 8erlinistG "a
i'm lefuitettp bllbu ionta mufaon
auola aifoiii pppt1G moratorioto.
ei pio1 paiffaonia. Ministeri @rab-
iii OH iprfGsti nafl,ilttonllt bubun
olepan perllStetta mailla. &orfomaf
lllia tporten taripittatpat nd1rGrabat
iiiGltppGt ninittGin 10 buoiettieboo.
tlfieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-04-17
9. G:m "luilli mics" fmollmt.

Nanaimon ielioulla 8ancouberin
iaarella pleiiesti omitliiiena eraffo-
no ia nimelld "@nelsibman's 9fibe-
rim ipilli mics" tunnettll 55-Wuotios
Sames OapiS on fiiollut. &aflifpm-
mentG ruliotta bGn fllljesfeli metiis-
ID /. rpiettGen oifeata Hobinion Gru-
ioen elGmGG. S1nen uinoina ia nli-
tuiiina ieurolaiiinaon oil muobi ia
filrt m1sta foiro. gtiin usfolliiesti
pitt foira iiGntdnli pllolia, ettG fun
maafllntnpoliiIit menipGt 0abiiin
mofille amustaafieen eraffoa, jonfa
pioemnGn aifaa tieoettiin olleen fo.
lpasti iuiraona. tGptpi beioGn ampua
foira, ie fun ei tabtonut poliiieio
p1GstGG lGbellef16n. Oaipis OF fGr-
iinpt n1lfGG ia of Min beifosia IL
lasia, ettG menebtpi iairaaIaan full
ietettaesia. 6. II.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-04-17
Norian 9lmerifan 2inia.

Sifaiiiinn 1sfettGin julfaishlur
lnltiieeu ettd gtorjan 2inia oliii
forottanilt ulfomaillo oStettnien 81.
meritan.pilettien bintoia 1919, IT,
moitetaan nellie linian fonttorista,
ettG bintoja ei ole forotettu, ipaan
gtoriasia tai Sliomesia ostetuisto
pileteistG iuelotaan georian frliutaiis
Ia mGdrGtpn binnan liidfii 1920 H.
ilnafiu. SGm1 toimenpioe jobtlll
gtorjan frunniin filrsiiarpon spiime
aifaiiesta alenemiiesta ia on fen
tarfoitllfiena iiis taioittaa slmeri-
fasia ia gllropasia ostettlljen pilet-
tien fesfinaisti binta-iuboetta. S1s.
I'd iobtlul mposfin, ettG mainittu Ii.
iinafiu titllaan fantamaan ainoas.
taan lpGliaifaiieSti. Yilettien
oollari.binnoisia ei ole tebtp mi.
td1n multofiio, joten Ills Obops-
walloisia ia Ganaoasia ostettljen
pilettien binnat jGdlpGt ennalleen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-04-17
sflfobolia lai,uan poltoaineema.

SlsfettGin "nilfi1tti" Oarmoutbin
iatamaan entinen cubalainen fanltit
naapene ia iittemntin ipafiiuonaahtf
iefii ntitlltettlt laiipa "Wedria" iaa-
tuaon taistelIa p1ip1faiiiia auoimel
Ia nereIlG anfarna mprsfpG ipas-
tuan ia tublattitaan $3.50, 900 ariroi
lem ia fofonaan toiiiin tarfoitlifiiin
aiiotun tpGfijuontalastinia poltoai-
neefli. Sdnd iiioiplitusaineiiiin tlir-
poltllnitt "Waria" oil lGbtenpt pori
puorotoutto aifaIemmin Sobonan
latanosto mufonaan 10000 laatif-
foo lojitetilja mGfiiuomia. WerellG
fobtoii it'd ontnra mprsfp, biilipa-
rostot Ioppliiipat tppten ia laiman
fobtalo nGptti mitG ipnfimmGltG.
8iireen fpptii taptpi foneet mliitttaa
miinan ipoimalla f1plpifii ia perille
pGastiin, iosfin ipaitpaloiiesti = al
tpan tliten ip1fiiiiomien nartinnosto
boipuiua fonianaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-04-17
9a6ioitns Snumen ,ualtiolle.

Snonten ipaltio on iaanitt tai ion
lGbipGiminG mastoanottaa labioitlif
fen, iolla on aiipan erifoinen artpo.
WeifG1n erifoinen Darlpinaiilris ie
ei tolin ole, mittta ios ie pitdG, mi.
I'd ie Iupoa, Min fofo mailman fat
feet fGGntplpGt maanlne puoleen.
&plpmpflesiG on nimittGin ifiliiffn.
ia. Oritps ei ole eilispGiipGinen ia
olalla on tebtp tpotG monisia mais-
ia. geiinpG eiimerfifii @endidlld ia.
tettiin pori tpuotta iitten waiaan
pitooen oifana fofonaista 1853 eri
ebootusto ifiliiffuiafii. &aitti eboo-
tufiet oIiipot bpnpiG, mi,tta faifillo
foneilla oil lama ipifa: ne eitpat lift
funeet, ellei niitG liiflittanit.
gept on fonemestari Saaffo Wtaii-
nonen, alinpa npfpiiin &erimaen pi'
td1dn Sonbenniemen tDldSld, pDDfd'
MT piirin nimismiest1 maaberralle
iImoittamaan, ettG bdn on r1onifpm
enmuotisten fofeilujen idlfeen on.
nisttnilt fefiimGdn ifiliiffuian. 60
malta on ban iImoittaniit labioitta-
iponia fefiinnon Suomen fpoltiolle.
S6std Iabioitiifiesta ban on ppptd.
MT tieooittamoon maItatinnan pre-.
iioentiIIe, iotta IGbetettaiiiin ammat
tinties fefiinto6 tiitfimaon ia otto.
maan ie postoan. Nimismies onfin
10 tebnpt pppoetpt iImoitiifIet.
geitn, ettd ifiIifffuia meilld npt
on. @linpa ie main Iiiffuiiil
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-04-17
snonlell uutiiia
yleinen Observation-Disclosures
eliinsisiG IN. 1926.

&eiGlld 1925 pioetGGn Sellinais.
Ia flir0es faniainpGlinen ioiroan.
boitaiatarfongresii. Maamlne, ionfo
iairaanboita itaiata{fouIltutis ia iai.
raanboitaiattaridn ammattitaito til.
pailee iullrten iiipistpsmaioen (@ng.
lannin ia s(meritam fansia, on tlln
nlstufiefii tasta iaanut etGiiestl a.
iemastaan buolimatta fllnnian toi.
mia fongresiimaano. slifailemmat
fonaresiit olpat pioetpt 9nffalosla,
9erlinisia, Tariiisia, Sontoosia ia
&olnisiG piimenlainittu 10. 1912.
On ielp1G, ett1 t6llaiien fonareslin
iobon oianottaiia iaapuu faifilta
mailman GGrilta (artpiolasfuien
mufaan n. pari tllbatta), paatii pie
nelta iairaanboitaia iatarpboistpfiel-
tamme, ionfa buolena fongreslin
iariestelp etlifGoesiG on, iangen bal
Jon lpalmistelua ia tointa, etenfin
fun fongresiin raboittaninenfin on
oloislamme ipaifea. Gen ipuofii on
iairaanbo itaiatarpboistps 10 npt rpb
tpnDt tarluittalpiirl lpalnlisteluplml.
biintoiposia, jonfa opilnontoon le
ei lllein ole meootnllt, ioo oiofleen
tasla moallemme ia len arponannol
le merfitpfielliiesiG .pprfimpfiesiGGn
mpotGmielistd pmm1rt1mpst1. Weo.
MEN mllioen malmistaipien toioen
obesla mainittafooL ettG Sellinais
ia tullaan iGriest1lnGGli emf mar
rosfuun IA, 15 ia 16 p1ipinG ar
paiaiiet, mppiailet iefd iublatilai-
lllllfiia nitnbppin aihiiiilIe fltin lap
iillefin.
Wtainittafoon ipield, ettG ianotltn
iairaanboitaia iatarfoneresiin iGries
tdiGnG on &aniainip1linen Sairoan
boitaiatar-liitto, iobor IN. 1912 flit
lui II. 10000 boituiutorta 12:sta e.
ri maasta. Siiton npfpinen preIioent
ii OH mapaaberratar g. Wtanner.
beim.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-04-17
ybiilenfai,uajat taas nbfaa,uat lafolla

8iltesbarre, ga. bubtif. IL y. =
Benniplpania Goal pbtion 10000
faiposmiestG mGGrGttiin menemGGr
laffoon emf maanantaina pbtion fai-
mofiilla erimielilppflien ioboosta,
ioita oil febittpnpt tponantaiien ia
miesten mGlilld iGlfimGisten tefemi.
en- wolitusten ioboosta.
Mp0sfin 2ouisbillestG, Sep. il.
noitetaan ett1 nerlpottehlt foiipos-
nliesten liiton piirilinion go. 23:n
wirfailiiain ia &entltcfpn poltion
foitposten omistajien pboistpfien e.
bustaiien tpdlilld uuoesta palffaiopi
mufiesta on lopetettit ilman ettG o.
iii pGdstp iopimlifieen. llniomuir.
failijot loulurpot, ett1 10000 fai-
wosmiestG tulee iGGntGGn pois tpos.
tG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-04-17
Yreiibentti pnbnnnt fieltulain fun
nipittamiiesta.

@iime piifolla fGpi 8aibingto-
nisia ioiiffo naiiia, iotfa eoustiwat
fieltolain tpoimaanpono spboistpstd
maasiamme. Hreiibentti Coolidge
otti spostaan nGntG naiseoustaiat ia
BELLE eiittGmGsiddn plibeesia ianoi
m. m. ieuraaipat "totiiuoen ia ter.
iueeniGrien ianat":
"WeinG toitpon toiiinaan ett1 fon-
Ia aietttaiii bieman fltitrempaa pat
ttoa lain nou6attanliielle fl,in fen
woimaanpanolle. WeioGn laitofiiem
me perusobieena on ettd ballitus ei
muooosta faniaa, maan etta fanio
mtuooostao ballitiifien. SdmGn puof
Il t1nlGn faltainen fofoiis on minul
le bppin robfaiiemo.