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Evening star., 1924-02-24
Good for Your Eyes.

TOE COOK says never has he seen
- a juggler who had to wear glasses
He himself has remarkable eye
sight, and this is the way he ac-
counts for it.
In my work." he says. Il have to
be constantly changing the focus OF
nv eyes; adjusting it to different
distances and different directions. In
Juggling several balls, for instance e.
/ look up, down, to right and to lett
so quickly, Of course, that even l am
hardly conscious OF moving my eyes.
But l do move them. ] am always
practicing. and this exercises the
muscles of the eye. I believe this
Keeps them strong. active, and, you
Exercise your eyes by looking
around you. at objects that are at
various distances and in different oil.
rections. If your regular JOB is at at
close work stop once in while ana
look at things farther off. Practice
changing the focus of your eyes: lIet
several small balls and try to juggie
them. 1t will help to keep your eyes
young.
Evening star., 1924-02-24
St. Patrick Players. Impress
MEMBERS Of the st. Patrick Play

MEMBERS Of the st. Patrick Play
ers are greatly pleased over the
success achieved by five Of their
number who, in competition with
the best talent in New York city. ap-
peared at the big benefit given for
the Catholic Actors Guild of Amer
ica at the Casino Theater. New York,
last Sunday night. .
The only amateurs on the bill, the
St Patrick Players. presenting bits
from "A Broadway Prince" were
sandwiched in between Keith's six
teen Sunshine Girls" and a sketch
by members of Andre Charlot's RE
vue of 1924" and so well did they
present their act that many Of the
vast audience thought they were
professionals, and some even in
quired at the box Office as to where
"a Broadway Prince" was opening.
Those who made the trip were
Lawrence Downey, Edna Bowman.
Josephine Houston, Eileen Lally and
Marie Bowman, with Elisabeth
Began as accompaniSt and d. c. Con-
nell as stage director. Father
Francis J. Hurney was in charge of
the troupe. The ST. Patrick Players
used their own songs. supplying or
chestrations for the large orchestra
which volunteered for the benefit,
and put on their own play ex-
CluSiyelS.
Evening star., 1924-02-24
Crandall' by Divine

by Divine Right" will be shown
for the first time in Washington, at
Crandalrs Theater. the first three
days of this week beginning this
afternoon. The leading male role is
played by Elliott Dexter, supported
by Mildred Harris, Anders Randoif,
Grace Carlyle, Sydney Bracy, De Witt
Jennings and Jean Carpenter. The
story concerns a man who by almost
supernatural power remolds the lives
of those with whom he comes in con-
tact by divine right" Bobby Ver-
non. in Christie two-reel funfest. "A
Perfect &C." will be the comedy. We'd
nesday and Thursday Goldwyn's re-
lease Of Wild Oranges" will feature
Virginia Falli and Frank Mayo, and
Joe Rock will supply the laughter in
Mark 1t Paid" Friday and Saturday
Marshall Neilan's The Rendezvous"
will feature Conrad NageI. Lucille
Ricksen, Elmo Lincoln and Sydney
Chaplin. together with Emmit Corri-
serer. and Lyman II. Howe's THE
Lynn Hunt" will be the comedy.
Daily short films and pipe organ
music will complete the bill.
Evening star., 1924-02-24
..(Continued from Third Page,

dalrs Central Theater. beginning this
afternoon, in oliver Morosco's prod
uction Of "Slippy' McGee," which will
be shown for the first time in Wash
ington. The. leading male role is
played by. Wheeler Oakman. with
Sam De Grasse, Edmund Stevens.
Edith Yorke and Lloyd Whitlock in
support. The story concerns the re-
generation of. an expert cracksman,
who comes under uplifting influences
in small southern town. Mr.. Oak
man is cast as the young crook and
Miss Moore as: the regenerating in
nuence;, Lloyd Hamilton. in My
Friend" his latest two-reel release,
in which a terrific rainstorm and
scores of dogs play important parts,
together with the Kilograms and
fractions.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
the William Fox special production
OF A. S. NJ. Hutchison's story IF
Winter Comes" will feature Percy
Marmount as Mark Sabre. Ann For
rest, Arthur Metcalf, William Riley
Hatch. Margaret Fielding and Gladys
Leslie also are in the cast. The
Kilograms and pipe organ music
Will complete the bill
Evening star., 1924-02-24
Camera ACTING.

while have played on the lesiti-
mate stage for many years. says
Mae Marsh, II relished the opportuni-
ty afforded me by the Warner Broth
ers to re-enact for the motion pic
lures the stage Characterization of
David Belasco's 'Daddies.' by John l.
Hobble.
,'During the time I spent at the
studios I discovered that the stage is
quite naturally far removed from the
motion picture acting technique. On
the stage words and mannerisms con-
vey the action to the audience, while
before the camera one can only PAN
tomine before a merciless lens, hop
ing all the time that Dame Photog-
raphy will treat one with fairness.
acting for motion pictures is a
special art, and it cannot be learned
in any other place save a motion
picture studio. A background of stage
training il invaluable, but this is
not necessary If one has the photo
graphic reouisities and some inherent
acting ability
Evening star., 1924-02-24
Romeo Signs for Movies.


EUROPES most popular Romeo is
American flmdom's latest recruit
Victor Vareoni of Hungary, import
ed by Cecil B..De Mile to play a fea-
tured role In Triumph" scored sue
cess in central Europe in Shake
spearean repertoire before he became
popular in continental motion pic
lures.
Varconi Joined Do Mile six weeks
after leaving Hungary. where long
engagement with the National Thea
ter at Budapest had been followed by
several years in such big European
pictures as '"The Queen of Sin" and
The Red Peacock" the latter with
Pola Negri.
1t is said that varconi was a sales
man for an insurance company when
an incursion into amateur theatricals
disclosed his acting ability. He gained
q large European following for his
Romeo. Marc Anthony and Hamlet.
Evening star., 1924-02-24
Photo Plays This Week.

ing Lee Moran. Wednesday,. and
Thursday, Helene Chadwick Will be
screen analysis of the divorce
problem. together with No. IL of the
Fighting Blood" series. featuring
George O'Hara, Mary Beth Milford
and Louise Lorraine. and Cliff Bowes
wild Oranges" with Virginia Valli
and Frank Mayo, is announced for
Friday and Saturday, with Front"
featuring Poodles Hanneford, the
famous clown. -.
Musical embellishments arranged
by Louis N. Brown will go with each
program.
Evening star., 1924-02-24
Takoma,

Today and tomorrow. Jacqueline Lo-
gan. in 1.-THE Light That Failed" also
comedy. Pathe News and Topics of
the Day: Tuesday and Wednesday,
ITO the ladies'" and Our Gang COM
edy. Dogs of War; Thursday, Viola
Dana. in "Rouged Lips" comedy and
kinograms: Friday. special program.
under auspices OF the Sixteenth Street
Citizens Association; Saturday matt
nee and evening. Douglas Fairba nks,
jr, in Stephen Steps Out" Aesop's
Fables" comedy and "The Santa Fe
Trail" chapter three.
Evening star., 1924-02-24
Raphael.

Today and tomorrow, where the
Pavement Ends" with Alice Terry
and Ramon Novarro; Tuesday. Seena
Leavenworth Case; Wednesday and
Thursday, Owen Moore and Sylvia
Dreamer, in Her Temporary Hus..
band: Friday, Anna Q. Nilsson and
]. Warren Kerrigan, in "Thundering
Dawn; Saturday. Alice Calhoun and
Percy Marmot, in THE Midnight
Alarm"
Evening star., 1924-02-24
Avenue Grand.

Today. tomorrow and Tuesday, CO.
rinne Griffith. in BLACK Oxen" and
Aesop fable: Wednesday and Thurs
day. Anna Q. Nilsson, in "Ponjola,"
and Sennett's "One-cylinder Love-:
Friday, House Peters, in Held in An
swer," and George O'Hara. in Flight
ing Blood"; Saturday, Conrad Nagel,
in THE Rendezvous" and Charles
Chase, in "a Perfect Lady," with
WAY of q Man" at matinee.
Evening star., 1924-02-24
Lincoln-Anna Q. Nilsson in
"Poniola."

"Ponjola." First Nationals film
version of the novel by Cynthia
Stockley, will be shown at the
Lincoln Theater the first three days
Of this week, beginning this after
noon. 1t is a thrilling story of the
South African gold fields and fea-
lures Anna Q. Nilsson and James
kirkwood. with Tully Marshall. Ruth
Clifford. Joseph kilgour and Claire
Mcdowell. The locale of the story is
unique and much of the action is
heavily charged with suspense. The
comedy will be Uncle SAM" featur-
Evening star., 1924-02-24
Chevy Chase.

Tomorrow and Tuesday. "If Winter
Comes" Aesop's Fables. Good Old
College Days" (matinee Monday,
$500; Wednesday and Thursday. Ma
poleon and Josephine" Cliff Bowes, in
"Hot Sparks" and Fox News (mati-
nee Wednesday. 3:30): Friday. Charles
Jones. in Doomed" Charles Chase.
in Just a Minute" and The Ghost
city" No. 8; Saturday Crom s:3o
pm.). w. S. Kart. in wild Bill
Hickok," Charles Murray, in Fear
less Flannigan." and Ruth Of the
Range" No. 3.
Evening star., 1924-02-24

chiidren's chiidsen": Thursday. Theo
Roberts, in To the Ladies'; Friday,
Richard Dix and Lois Wilson, in Zane
Grey's "The Call Of the Canyon" and
Owen Moore and Sidney Chaplin. in
Her Temporary Husband" comedy
and serial.
Evening star., 1924-02-24
Savoy.

Today. tomorrow and Tuesday, Co
rinne Griffith. in "Black OXen." and
Aesop Fable: Wednesday and Thurs
and Mack Sennetts Down to the Sea
in Shoes; Friday, House Peters, in
Held to Answer" and George
O'Hara, in Fighting Blood: Satur-
day. Conrad NaSel. In "Rendezvous.
Lady" with Way Of Man" at
matinee
Evening star., 1924-02-24
Elite.

Today and tomorrow. Charles Ray.
in THE Courtship of Myles Standish":
Tuesday, Marguerite De La Motto. In
Just Like a Woman: Wednesday
Thursday. Robert Ellis, in 1.-THE Mark
of the Beast; Friday. Buster Keaton,
in Our Hospitality; Saturday. Regi-
nald Denny, in The Abysmal Brute"
Evening star., 1924-02-24
Empire,

"Mile-a-M Minute Romeo" also comedy,
The Rainstorm"; Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Lenore Uric. in "Tiger Rose"
also comedy, Jail Birds; Thursday
and Friday. Alice Calhoun and Cullen
lands. in pioneer Trails" also Fox
News: Saturday, Jack Iarkin. in "Mys-
terious Goods" also comedy. You're
Next" and episode seventh, steel
Trail (matinee only).
Evening star., 1924-02-24
York.

Today and tomorrow, Colleen Moore,
in Flaming YOUTH" and Aesop fable;
Tuesday and Wednesday. Percy Mar
mont, in 'If Winter Comes: Thurs
day. Betty Compson. in woman to
Woman" and Charles Chase, in "a
Perfect Lady; Friday, Helene Chad
wick; in ~Reno",; saturday. Tom Mix.
'Under Covers" and Way of a Man"
at matinee.
Evening star., 1924-02-24
Apollo.

Today, tomorrow and Tuesday, CO.
rinne Griffith, in Black Oxen" and
Aesop fable; Wednesday and Thurs
day. Anna Q. Nilsson. in "Ponjola,"
and Ben Turpin, in ASLEEP at the
Switch; Friday, Helene Chadwick. in
Reno" and Charles Chase, ins"A Per-
feet Lady; Saturday, House Peters,
in Held to Answer" and Mack Swain,
in Flying Finance" with Way Of
a Man" at matinee.
Evening star., 1924-02-24
Hippodrome.

Today. Marjorie Daw, in Rivers
End; tomorrow, Robert Mills, in 1.-The
Mark Of the Beast: Tuesday. Percy
Marmont. in THE Light That Failed;
Wednesday, Jack Hoxie, in Men in
the Raw; Thursday, Bits Of Life:
Mania"
Evening star., 1924-02-24
New.

Today. Tom Mix. in "Mile-a- Minute
Romeo: tomorrow. Leatrice Joy and
Owen Moore. in "Silent Partner" sur
prise Night; Tuesday, Bull Montana,
in "Breaking Into Society: Wednes-
day. Pola Negri. in THE Cheat" anna
teur night; Thursday. Buster Keaton.
in Our Hospitality: Friday, will
liam Fairbanks. in 1.-THE DEVILS Door
yard; Saturday. feature and comedy
night; greater matinee.
Evening star., 1924-02-24
Circle.

Today and tomorrow, William S.
Hart, in wild Bill Hickok"; Tuesday,
Standing, in Daytime
Wives; Wednesday,, whispered
Name; Thursday and Friday, Colleen
Moore and Milton Sills. in Flaming
Youth: Saturday, Herbert Rawlin-
son, in "His Mystery Girl"
Evening star., 1924-02-24
Ibanez' First Screen Story
x1INCENTE BLAsco 1BANEZ. world

renowned for his novel. 1.-The
Four Horsemen Of the Apocalypse" )"
has written his first story directly for
the screen. 1t is called "Circe" and
Is dedicated to Mae Murray, noted
Metro star. who. it is reported, con-
siders this great honor the highest
point of her career.
In "Circe" Senior Ibanez is said
to have written a story of great orig
inality and power. II Is laid in
France, Monte Carlo. Paris and Spain,
and has wide variety of color and
exoticism.
Evening star., 1924-02-24
Dumbarton.

Today. "To the Ladies'; tomorrow
and Tuesday, Owen Moore. in Her
Temporary Husband"; Wednesday,
Irene Rich. in Drawn OF the North;
Thursday, Bebe Daniels, in Her Chill
dren's Children"; Friday, Pleasure
Mad; Saturday. William Hart. in
wild Bill Hickok."
Evening star., 1924-02-24
Home.

Today and tomorrow, Elaine Ham
merstein. in broadway Rose; Tues
day. Norma Talmadge. in "The Voice
of the Minaret"; Wednesday and
Thursday, Bill Hart. in wild Bill
Hickok": Friday, Frank keenan,, in
Scars of Hate" second episode. "The
Steel Trail"; Saturday. Carmel My
ers. in THE Dancer of the Nile" .
Evening star., 1924-02-24
Carolina,

Today and tomorrow, Virginia Valli
and Milton Sills. in "a Lady of Quail
ity"; Tuesday and Wednesday. "Her
Temporary Husband: Thursday.
Temptation" with Eva Novak. and
Bryant Washburn; Friday and Satur-
day, Marion Davies, in Little Old
New York"
Evening star., 1924-02-24

the production Of THE Shooting OF
Dan McGrew," has engaged James j.
lyman, well known newspaper man
ard writer Of Los Angeles, to novelize
Robert w. Services famous poem.
Evening star., 1924-02-24
Olympic.

Today and tomorrow, Pola Negri, in
THE Spanish Dancer; Tuesday and
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18
9oira anlpmi iiamtaamid.

Biscoslet, W1e. - Monta fertoa
ibminen ampuu foirania, mutta pc.
r1ti barpoin on foira anpnni,t l..
fGnt6GniG. gsGin fuiterfin fGtpi
Heobor Sbermanille g6eecombista,
ollesiaan metidstpsmatfaIlo lGbeIId
tdtd poiffat,intoo. Sbermnn OF a.
iettanait ppsipnid maabon ia meni
oiitomobiiIinid ollie rpomien. foriaa.
moan iotain paiffoa foneistosfa.
$dnen ono foirania iattui iiIIoin
astumann ppsipn Iiipaiimen p6GTIe,
iolloin ppsip laufeii ia Iuoti tiin.
fei,tiii Sbernlanin jaIfoon nilfan ia
polpen tpdIille. Wetidstpsmotfa iai
tefem6tt1 ia tiIi oiia NairoaIaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18
5ilastOa slmerifasta.

Saaoafleen mab6olliiemman tar.
fan tilaston Mmeritnn iuomaIaii:sta
ia beibdn aiun,o.alueistania. fc.
boittaa Observation-Disclosures aiion
barrastaiia ilnoittonlaan paitfatun
tania iuomalaisten luttmGGr1stG D..
M. ieifoista. Observation-Disclosures
Ie. Sen Iiidfii Diff iuotatpao. eta
elm. iunomaIebtien paitaIlistirjeen-
-waibtaiat. ieIostaiIitpat paffafun.
taniu misunderstanding oIoia, i,,o
malaisten Iufum1dr6G q. m. ieiffo.
ia iifdIaiiisia Ieb6isiddn. Siita o.
iii bpotpd patti leboen Iufiiafun.
nalle alposfin 9lmerifan iatoinaIais.
ten t,innetrfii tefeuiielle ei oinoos-
taan Ioaiimmalti glmerifasiotin
paan mpos Suomesia. = II.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18
@iron fapinan iGlfiiclmiths.

9fiifo. - Tallinnan fomntl,nis.
titapinan iGlfimai,,infeina fiiiillaan
iiellG ia tGGll1 poliiIien iolituneen
toppeIemann @endidIle pafenepien
fommunistiiafficn fansia. Yofene'
nat taipalliiesti amp,npat poliiieia
min fouon fi.in amnrifiia riittnd
tai fumes menett11pGt benfenid. G..
r11stG mofistG ommrsfeliipat pafe+
rclpat poliiIeia fabbefian t,i,rtia,
ennetlfuin tpiimefiimainit,,t tefipat
pelistG lopun.
21beIlG Sallinnaa lopiiip6t polii-
lit talon ionfa be fiipoan laufails-
tcnpaiboon fautta tonltaiipot. iosia
oil iaiuri iouffo amntufiia j talon
omistoia ief1 erds folnen Httes rip.
punlosian uoron iilmltfasio. &onl.
nulnistit oliipot nGbtGpdSti tarpin-
meet idilptpspoifnn ommi,fiillcen io
talon iiGnnGn tpostustaesia, ripus-
taneen bGnet totpereineen birteen.
Biranomaisten fGIiin ioutuneet
paperit oioittatpat entistd ielDem.
min Mosfoiuan formen oIIeen mn.
fana aperileifin idriestamiiesiG. Eoi
mitiiioina otpat olleet entiiet ia np.
fpiiet @endiGn boLlitlifien ebusta.
iot. Span 9ango, Bendjdn Idbetps
ton iGien, on toiminut pfiinomaan
3 faniainip6liien agenttina, funnes
ioutui fiinni. Senricb l1lst, Scar.
pasia oletpa @endi1n faiippo.aiioit.
fila, on foboistaniit tponid fapinon
ipnnpttamiieen Dirosia. Sobannes
aaleis, 8enaiGn baIIit,ifien tpirfai.
lijo @artposia, on jdriestdnpt urffi.
iojoifon 3 faniaimpGliien objeiben
mlifaiiesti toimimaan paIIanfii.
moufien aifaaniaamiiefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18
Imerifalaisten rabamiesten la6ipi.
tnf1ia.

8iine muoiien aitana oluat ame.
rifalailet rnbanliebet labioittaneet.
idsapatusopilliiiin, il3fonnolliliin ia
bpiuantetepaiipD ieitroa.
lpnt rnbaiumnat:
rSobn 9. 9tocfefellcri 775,000,.
600, glnorcp gornegie 350,000,.
900, Senrp 6. Strict S5,000,000,
Milton 9. Sersbep 60,000.000,
@eorae eastman 5S.O00,O00,
Salnes .. Gufe 41,5oO,OOO, Uars
9Ruieeu Sage 40,OOO,O00, Senrp
Ybipps 31,65O,OOO, 9enianlim Git.
man 30,tOO,OO0. Sobn Stetpart
@ennebp 3O,OOO,0O0. Sobn D. Ster
ling 2O,OOO,OOO. George S. Bafer
100000, Wrs Stepben 9. Sarf.
ness 100000. 8eorae Foster
Yeobobp S,465,O0O, Dm 5. ono
Gbos. Mapo '790O,66s. 8. Oeoen
grnonr 6,OOO,oO0. Sobn Saeob
4stor 100000. 9otta Grabtrec A..
100000. Sobn Grcrar 100000,
George Groefer 3,500,O00. S. 9.
8illiamion 100000, Soiepb @iI.
bonf t.751000. Sacob s. Scbiff
i,350,00O.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18
.Yaipan jdtteitd tnllut
rQilnalle
Yeliataan laituan bnftnueea Sa-
perior.iGriueen.

Sougbtonista iln,oitettiin maa-
r,a,toina. ettd @elueenau niemesid
gaele 9iipcrin ia glgete Sarborin
lpalillG on rannatle oialltunnt Iai@
luan fappaleita, ioita cniin l,iuItiin
.piine fltlisia SSle Gopal'in leu
oi.lLa fnbotiiin ioutlrneen Iaipon
jatteifii, n1lltta tutfinta,flet otpdt
oioittaneet. ettG fappaleet eiipGt ole
iiitd lai,pasta, ipaan iostain toi.
ieSta. pelidtdan, ettd iofu Supe,
rior-idripelld puriebtin,rt Ioitpa on
llponn.lt rpiime lo,lantaina riebu-
neen mprsfpn aihelttnmana.
llsfotaon ctt1 bliffirt,it lailpa
on iotu pieiti al,,s. iosia ei ole oI-
li,t rabio. Iaitetta, fosfa minf1dn-
IaiSta bGlpptpstietoa II ole inatl
Superior.iaripen iatamiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18
Snomen TGGtOuihi;uira tiebon.
in4oia.

tSnomesta iaapuneen iabfoiano.
matie6oitufien noiolla ioa TGGfon-
iulinlpirnsto ilmoittoa, ettG eouS.
fitnnan istunnosio tGmGn FUN fl
p:na fGiiteltGesiG emf ipuooen tilIo.
ia menoar1piota bpipdfipttiin ,pafi.
naiiet puohistusmenot spoliofunta.
n,ietinnon mufaiiesti pbteeni1 800
ntilioonafIi marfafii, jofa on ola.
piiIleen ie fumna, lninfG baIIit,ls
ebusfl,nnaIle i1ttanGsid1n eiitpfies
IA oil ppptd,rpt.
Iiian fGiittelpn aifana laufui
ioiialioenofraattifen e6usfuntarpb
ntan i1ien. fanianeba,staio 2eino b.
In.:
"Weinun t1ptpp ipieId t1It1 pai-
folta ferran ianoa, tuIfoon ipiboIli.
men mistG tabnnia. sos ie tGn1n
maan ia fanian itiendiippttG ubfaa,
meioan on oietiittaipa iuastarintaan
emmefd iaa tpaitiollen biliao bp-
ipdfipG ielIoiiia toimenpiteitd. jotfo
tdbtGGtpGt tdIIaiieen p6dmaGr6G,,,
maan ia tonian ortln,ttamiieen pie
raon ipaIIan alle. .Sellainen e
iaata olIa iiiomalaiien tpomieben.
f6dn mieIi eifd fen pprfimpfiet oil
fosfaon ielIaiiia ollect."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18
Mpteeffari 9nnbabl fnullut.


Sancocf, Weirb. - Biime iain.
nrntaita masten poIl6 fuoli apteef-
fari Sobm 8aIter 2unoabl ipotia'
boatpoien aibeiittamaan pcrenipuo-
toon Trimonbin iairaalasia, jonne
bGnet oil tuoti, bari paiipad oifa'
iemmin.
Ipteeffari 2nnoabl oil ipntpnpt
YpbdiarpellG To. 1878, olI,t tdsid
n,aasio "a puotta. eniin 5itebbur.
sisia. Brass, n,,tta lion iopfon
toistafpmmentd ipuotta Soiitb @an.
CELIA, Yaieb., toinrien paiffafi,nnan
ainoana apteeffarina.
SGneItG iGi folme Iasta ia pai-
mo, iefd tpeli, apteeffari @rtbnr
2unoabI, 2'alnieen. @tetpdnd Iaula.
jana ia fuoiitti,na Iiifemiebend oil
Tr 2unSabI.moinaja iaatpi,ttan1it
Fntren pstdtpdioufon 2i,pariioareI'
Ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18
Tostimatiuia mabSpliiiesti tnllaan
foruttamaQn.

&nibington. = GoStiballituflen
Dlipadllifto Seem on fongreSiiIle il.
molttanilt, ettd ainoa tie, milld
postilaitofielle tarpittatpa maGrG.
raba iaaoaan weroitetufii tatoiin
ballitiiflelle, on postinafiuien foro.
tus fo:fille nllille, nnitto ei firie
postiHc. Guten tunnetaan, ouat
poStilaitoflcn menot lii11ntpnec1
buonbottmpasti postiIaitofien mics
TEN paIfannostoien ia miesluipun
li'G1miien tafia.
Hostimafiuien forottan,ien tuIer
faiffein enemmGn fosfemaan lano,
malc5oiSt0d ia aifatausfirialIii,nit.
ia.
Rpipmpfiest1 on taisteItu anfa
rasti moniSia fonsresicis'a. mon;
en- ballituflien aifana, mutta tGbdn
iaafta olpat poStimaflut ppipneet
mulittlrmatta. Scum ferrnn postibol
litufien tilt opot fGGntpncct tappic
ptolelle, or luonnollista. cttG JOS.
tain ftiin ipaiaus tGptpp tl,lla bci-
tetpfii. &oneresiin aiiana on fefiiG
iofin feino ipaiaufien tdpbentGnliicf
II, jos iiella iioiiee fopa ,pnstllstlts
postimofiuien forottamiSta spas.
taan.
Eostibollitufien pdGIlitf0 on
fGdntpnDt mposfin ienaatin post!-
tonttorifoulitean plioleen feboitufiel
la ett1 ie toinittaiii t1pbelliien tut
finnifien tilanteesta.
Senaattori Sterlin9. republifoa.
nj, gtelG.D .Dnfotasto, ilnlaiii mielipi.
teenid olepan ettG mafiun forotns.
ia ei rajoitettaiii pfIinomaan iano.
ntalebtien ia aifotdusfirioien oiaIle
ipaan liidttdiiiin forotlislistalle
mposfin folmannen ia nelidnnen
liiofan postifin iobon fuuliai pafet.
tiposti ia iuorastaan ilmoitustor.
foitufiisia fdptettp posti, futen fier.
tofiricet b. m. EdIIii iuiifoIIa fesfus
teIloan tilaiteesta mposin prciioent.
II Gooliosen fansia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18
.eanleiuat uoipnnia manaita naifen
mnrbaajan tpiifpn fnlneSla.

8a,,oette, 0einn. &,,ten eb&1
lufiiamme miiistaneiuat. Iop6ettiiu
tasid iofi, oifa iitten 8objoiS- -Rin-
neiotan failfaiiilta metidmailtn. e.
r6GItd ulltisohitifielto Wsrs eIite
8beeler nmrDattuna. Gniin Iuultiiu
ettd ban ban oil fl,ollut tapaturunat.
ieSti, miltta fun bal,tdantoimittoia
ilncitti ettd fiiolleena lopoetpn mai
fen paasid oil ip.pd piStobooua,
toimeenpantiin i,uii fuoIemanIpiben
t,,tfinto, josio batpaittiin murban
tapabti,neen. 8iratomaiiet opat tit
I'd iaaffa tebneet tiitfimitfiia tion
ialaperaiien nuirbatapaufien feIipiL
.le iaamiiefii ia npt ilmoittaa ta,tn.
tin lafin,ies O. 6. Wiooleton 8als
6ettesto, ett6 mi,rban tefii1 iaahaan
fiiulnsteltaipafii ipiifon iiidIlG. 0u.
ia tio n,lrbaaia on, citpdt tutrmn-
omaiiet olet Imoittanect.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-18
Sbrcson aifpp palata pfiitbis-
elamGan.

0feriep Gitp. - Wcricon ipoSta
eronnut preiibentti 9lIoaro Sbregon
b1nen perbsenid ia liifuiIon pstGwd-
ionffonla fonsia nifoo petaptpti Ut.
iitpiSel1ln1an idttGen pstdlpanid.
Ylutarco @lias 9aIlesin. ,paltioIai-
nan perGiimeen. luottaen t1poeIli-
ieSti bGnen rouballiiuiHtn talpoitte.
lcpaan ballitlifieenia. &enraaIi
Obregor matfiistaa eniin MaaoniI.
loon ia tulcc iicltG' mcncmddn lai-
malta T}l,apmasiin 10 lieltd gtamo-
joan, josfa bGn tl,lee aiulnaap
Wapo oIleeIla, toimitellen pfiitpiiia
tebtami16n.
@enroaIi Obreaon on ollitt at,
meiiainiroIiibien j,iblilla ennen
I1btoG1n. SSdn pitt ipeteranneille
pubecn. Sbregon on itiefin inipalii.
b. iiIIa ban menetti toiien fdter'd
fluluiiaSia @eIapan taistel,sia.
iosio bdnen onnistui 1poittao fuil'
I,iiia mcricolainen Trancisco 8illon.
Hrerioentti Gales OH torttilnut
ballitrstoimiin tarmoIla ia on toi-
nlintania oIottani,t iddst1mispoli-
tiiffania toteuttamiiella. SGn on
erottara,t iotaministerion paltpeluf-
iesta 1000 iiipiiliuirfanieSta. io'
ten fuitfi npt oipat iotalliniSteri6n
pofpelufiesia fotilasbenfiloita. Sii6
oiiain oioston iibteeri ilmoittaa, ct.
I'd bGnenfin bnllintcnio olaiilnlbestn
t,,lloan poistantaan liifcnoinen mir
fofitnta.
Rentpottelut $50O,0OO i,mru;icS.
ia Ipbptaifaiiesta Iuinosta Scberpn
oIip.pbtioltG. ospat mt iautu paGtc'
tpfii. 2aina tulee mafiettatpafii to-
taifin palooIipn iperottomiiella. 8ii
me ipuooen aifana on mainitti Iii
fe antani,t uieErtpia pienempid lai-
noio Mericon ballitrfielle.