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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-30

FOR RENT-Offi:c rooms over First
Guaranty Bank. Inquire at Bank.
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FOR SALE--A snap. Combined farm

ATTENTION! Cow, Corn and clo-
YER farmer. Full or half section
Red River Valley farm for sale or
casH rent. j. F.. Schwantes, All
First Street. 1-24-1w
FOR SALE OR RENTED acres hay
land, five miles northwest, of Bis
marck. R. S. Price. DEBORAH, In.
l-23-2w
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women's suffrage, announces she's
ready to retire.
She has won her fight. Nearly
| twoScore countries have accepted her
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No. | y. Z. Young Tom turkeys
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BISMARCK GRAIN
FURNISHED by Russcil-Millcr Coz
WHOLESALE PRODUCE

Ear Corn (72 lbs. in Minncsota) &c
under she'll.
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PERSONAL
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-I'arrots and Canarics,
also cages. Phone 3S0R. Msndan,
or write j. T. Parkins, 707 14th st.
N. W. Mandan, n. Oak.
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WANTED-Largs clean cotton rags.
Three cents per pound. Bismarck
Tribune Co. 12-26-tf
FOR SALE-Coal range and wash
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by DON F.. y. DROHAN
Nea Service Writer

Cleveland, Jan. 30 Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait, apostle Of worldwide
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-03
WORLD RECORD FALLS
Another Tied and -Four Illinois Re.
lay Carnival Marks Bettered.

Chicago. March 3.-One worlds
record was bcttered. another equaled
and four carnival marks were broken
in Saturdays seventh annual Illinois
relay classic at Urbana.
Dean Brownell and Daniel Kinscv.
wearing the University of Illinois
colors. were the two TO break into
world record class. Br0wnell topped
the bar in the pole vault event with a
leap of l. feet 10 Us inches. estab-
fishing a new indoor mark. Kinsey. n
dark horse in the tournty. cIcareu tne
IJ-yard hugh hurdles in . 20 Soc
onds. tying the mark set by Earl
Thompson of Dartmouth. i'm 1922.
DeHart Hubbard. Michigan negro.
improved his own carnival record in
the broad jump. making it ~ feet
inches this time. In the 100 meter
run. Brown of Minnesota. shortened
the carnival's best mark to 4 :0S %.
Two college relays set new rec
ords. Wabash triuh?nhcd in the mel
ley with "A 40. and Western State
Normal Of Kalamazoo. Mich. received
credit for the new mark Of Sol Ii
in the mile tvcnt.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-03
BOWLING

Chicago, ILL.,, March 3.-Two-men ant
singles events continue today, with out
ot-town experts featuring the competing
in the twenty-fourth annual American
Bowling Congress tournament which (!
in session here. The five-men squads
will have the opportunity to spread theii
stuff tonight. starting at Sis. TIVE
| shifts OF the five-men events will bt
staged.
Only few local stars will compete in
the singles and doubles. but the entire
first shift of the evenings fiVe-men com.
petition will see local aqu.ntets shooting
for the prize money.
The second shift will see teams from
the middle-west entered. Milwaukee
Chlcago, Kekanet, ILL.,; Des Mo!nes
Iowa; Springfield. H., and st. Louis are
among the cities entered in doubles and
| singles.
The totals that have been SET up as
the result OF the weeks work are near
those that COPIED the prize money last
year at Milwaukee SO that many changes
In the first ten standings are not "x-
pected. Especially is the mark in the
singles OF 70i. made by Van de Walle
of Mishawa,sa, Ind, high. The 70i is
within twenty pins OF the winning total
| last year. which was the highest in the
history OF the \. B. C.. so that Van de
Walle at least should lie in the prize
\ y
Following are the standings:
Five-men events: anderson Tobacco
Company. Anderson. Ind. ss57: Goldam-
mer-F'licht. Chicago. H., ssi5: shorty
Hotel. GAINESVILLE. Wis. 2S25; Whisscl
Lumber Company. Buffalo. y. y, 2S25:
Samuelson's Arcades. Chicago. I'LL. 2S23;
Huntinsdons. Huntington. Ind. 2S22:
General Cords. South Bend. Ind, 2Sei:
Hamilton Club Reds. Chicago H., $500;
t,llhNrt Mems Shnn
e,si
Two-men: vallos- Crute, Youngstown,
Ohio. 1868; Groth- Streiy. Chicago. 1924;
Pehny-raylor. Chicago. 1ei1: stelzen-
son, Chicago. 1901; Hettmsnn- Boyle, Gin
cinnat- 1888: QuinlIvin- Gasl<ins. Chi
caeo. 1875; Gausselin -Fournier. Chicago.
1884; Sweeney Mausen, Youngstown.
Ohio. 1lss; a. TschidaF. Tschida, South
Singles; Van de walle. Mshawaka.
Ind. 70l; Merrick, GAINESVILLE, Wis. 6s5:
QuinilVen, Chicago, 6s5; Crute, Houngs-
town, $40: Cooke, GAINESVILLE. 661; Nc
Evoy. Youngstown. eel. Lozio, Cedar
la pids, 654; Kokemueller. Chicago. $50:
kinsella, st. Louis. Gas: Norman. South
Bend, 6is; kneeger. St. Louis, 6is.
San Antonio Turner bowlers, many ac-
companed by their ladies. went to Aus
tir to bowl Sunday with the Austin Elks
and the Saenger Bund. Tie San An
tonians broke even, winning two and
tying one with the Elks in five games
rolled and Winning flve and losing five
with the Saenger Bund. The locals on
their return reported royal treatment.
Those bowlers who made the trip were:
McMonagle. Johnson, Nixon. Kohr.
Schaefer, MuliiEan, Encelken, Gueldner.
ulrich, EilgoTe. Ackerman, kaufer,
Grona, Abr and klaus.
Scores with the Elks follow:
Austin Ellis.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-03
BICYCLE POLO. AT
SAN PEDRO WON BY
BLUE TEAM SUNDAY
Slo,v and Fast Races Also
Prove Exciting for
Spectators.

The Blue Bicycle Polo team VOL
the first bicycle polo match played il
San Antonio when they defeated TIT
Reds, ID TO 1, in game at San Pedro
Park Sunday afternoon under the aus
pices Of the Potchernick-Fisk Cycle
Club
This game marks the beginning Of
bicycle polo in San Antonio and
promises to become as popular as il
is elsewhere. The participants did well
considering that it was the. first
match.
The teams lined up as follows
Blues-Howard. Morgan, forwards ;
Thompson. Pcche, pivot men :, OReilly
goal tender. Rcds-Butcher Rock. for
wards; Naurath. Flores, pivot men !;
Dcmaree. goal tender.
A number of races also were run.
Herman Rock won an electric lamp
as first prize in the slow race and
Sam Howard a pair of racing rims
for second place. The other riders fell
out of the race before the finish.
Butcher won the city championship
for one mile in the race open to boys
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-03
IN(T0AA THE SPORT PAGE - (A)1l

under II years old. Sam Howard
same second, Butcher got the emblem
medal for his victory.
Herman Rock won over "Kid" Pin
kie in the five mile match race for
the city championship and got gold
medal.
In the mile race for boys from IL
TO IL years old, Overton came first
and won Il pair of tires. Searle a
lamp, Valdez a pair of pedals and Col
ton n frame.
The half mile race open 10 boys
from y TO l. years old was won by
Kusenberger. Atchison came in sec
ond. Searlc third and Coates fourth.
Sam Howard won the emblem medal
as the prize for taking first place in
the two and One-half mile race. Over
ton came second and Cotton third.
The attendance prize was won by
Elmer Werner.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-03
B.H.I.C. TEAM WINS
Puts y. c. {. VI. Out Of indicated
Class in Intermediate League.

The Better Home Ice Cream bas-
ket ball team defeated the National
Catholic Community House quintet.
80 to 16. and the Gray Jackets
downed the Wildcats. ~ 10 Il. Sun
day in two Intermediate League
games played on the Turner Hall
court. The i. II. !. e. and the Gulf
Realty five are the only undefeated
teams now.
Tie Bulldogs forfeited to The
Light Newsies when they failed to
show IN for the game Sunday.
Oeffinger with three field goals
two fouls was high noimt man for the
u. II. /. C.. with Pals close behind
with three baskets. Cisncros looped
more foul baskets than counters from
the field with five foul throws and
two field goals for the y. c. c. II.
The line-ups:
ID. n. l. u: Oeffinger. Elckman.
to"'-ards; Jehl, center; Pals. Shapiro.
guards
y. c. c. H.: Amara Cisneros.
forwards: Sanchez. center; A. and G.
ContreraS. guards.
McCarley. with six field goals. did
most of the scoring for the Gray
Jackets against the Wildcats. The
Wildcats were led in their scoring
by Coin who got two baskets from the
field.
The line-ups:
Gray Jackets: Winters. McCarley.
Harris, forwards: Schweitzer. center
Engle; Ferguson. Hunt. guards.
Wildcats: Scharlock. Rosenberg
forwards; Josephson, center: Coin
Wise. guards.
George O'Brien refereed boil
| games.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-03
Sure Way to Get Rid Of Dandruff

There is one sure way that never
fails to remove dandruff completely
and that is to dissolve it. Then you
destroy it entirely. To do this, just
get about four ounces of plain, or
binary liquid arvon; apply it at
night when retiring; use enough to
moisten the scalp and rub it i'll
gently with the finger tips. By
morning, most, if not all, of your
dandruff will be gone, and two or
three more applications will COM
pletely dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace of it,
no matter how much dandruff you
may have.
You will find, too, that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop
instantly, and your hair will be
lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-03
CHANCE FOR MORAN
Rcmatched With Dundee. Who Beat
Him, for Fight on March II.

New York. March 3.-Johnny Dun
dee and Pal Moran were matched to-
day 10 fight fifteen rounds to a de-
cision at Madison Square Garden on
March IA. Articles will be signed
and $1,000 forfeits posted some time
today 10 make 135 pounds. Dundee
is worlds featherweight and junior
lightweight champion. but neither
title will be at stake in the Moran
fight.
Dundee received the decision over
Moran in fight in the Garden Feb
ruary 2.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-03
RIFLE CUP. TO REED
Range Sergeant Wins Liberty Clubs
Sunday Event.

Sergt. W. J. Reed, custodian of
and instructor at the Breckenridge
Park municipal rifle range. won the
new Liberty Pistol and Rifle Clubs
rifle cup shoot Sunday in a meet
held on the park range.
Sergeant Reed shot a score OF 81
on the S-inch bullseyc. A. out OF 4
possible 30 at 200 yards standing and
40 out of a possible 80 at 300 yards
prone.
The first inter-club meet Of the year
will be held at Breckenridge Park
next Sunday between the Capital
City Rifle Club Of Austin and the
Liberty marksmen.
SUNDAYS scores.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-03

This weeks schedule is as follows:
Tuesday: +. +. Mueller Clothing Co
vs.. Cloonan & Osborn
Wednesday: Jud & ormond VS.. Gunter
Hotel.
Thursday: Orange Crush VS.. Southern
Ice Co.
Friday: Joske Bros. VS.. Peoples Cafe.
All games are rolled on the Grand
Bowling Alleys
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-03

tiers from the Michigan-Ontario
League is expected by train Monday
night. Everett Booze is overdue.
"Stubby" Mack. who pitched here in
the Winter League and was with Gal
weston last summer. has received no
tice to report 10 his new boss, Ira
Thomas. at Shreveport Wednesday.
Stubby is still the property of the
Chicago White Sox and goes to
Shreveport on option.
Bartlett Mcclellan, the San Antonio
boy whom Connie Mack of the Phila-
delphia Athletics tool; out Of Texas
University uniform some seasons ago,
will pitch for Shreveport this year.
also. Mcclellan was Harmed out 10
Canadian club last season by Mack
and had a great year. Mack is putting
him under his old catcher. Thomas.
for year Of seasoning and by 1925
Bart ought 10 be ready TO give Phila-
delphia fans something to look at regu-
larry.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-03
st. Louis. March s-Three veteran,
PLAY College Semi.Finals.

Atlanta, Ga, March 3.-The Uni
versity of Alabama meets the Univer-
sity OF Georgia. and North Carolina
plays the Mississippi Aggies here
Monday in the semi-finals of the
fourth annual southern intercollegiate
conference basket ball tournament.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-03
JUNIOR SERIES OPENS
Sunday School Leaguers Begin Cham
piOnship Series Monday.

The championship series in the
junior division of the Sunday School
Basket Ball League begins at, s
c. A. floor with the First Baptists
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-03

i. d. Hi OF The CIoonan e. Osborn
team was the individual star of the week,
rolling high single game of 26s pins,
which bested the former score by two
pins. Hills series was 667. Others roll
ing well were Meyers. with e0g-605; Au-
gust Engelken, with 223-59i: Anderson.
with 2i6-591: II. Nixon. with 2s4-573;
Wendeberg, with e31-572; 4. Mitchell,
with sii-5I1; Heubaum. with 1865
$50.
League records are as follows:
High individual average, Pat Thomas.
zoo.
High individual single game, p. d.
Hill. EOS.
High individual series. Pat Thomas,
High team single game, Jud 4 Or
mond. 1863.
High team series, Jud & Ormond, es9a.
Bowers with averages OF IFS or bet
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-03
Another Victory For Ray.

NIHcInndtl. UhIo. March 3.-JOie
Ray, Illinois 4. C.. Chicago. won
the two-mile run in . IS, new local
track record. in the twenty-fifth an
nual athletic carnival Of the Y. NJ.
G. A.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-03
New Skating Record.

Christiana. Norway, March s.
oscar Mathiesen. professional skater.
set q new worlds record Of ] minute
81 30 seconds for 1000 meters skat-
ing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-03
Total -. a35 9Os 500 sli sss 1850

The strong Cioonan & Osborn team
sill holds first place IN the City League.
This team in the last week took a series
from the Peoples Cate team by 81 pins
and the games rolled were some Of the
best this season. The standing OF the
eluI,s foflows.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-03

playing the Prospect Hill Pr.sby-
terians and the Travis Park Metho-
ilsts opposing the st. Marks Episco-
palians.
The series will continue Monday
and Friday nights until the teams
have played twice around.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-03

He--Sweetheart. ia 20 through ANY.
thing for you.
She-Let's start on your bank account
-Notre Dame Juggler.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-03
Omaha, Neb.. March s-Disnosi
Des Moines. Iowa. March s-Cbick

knaupp. second baseman. who was
with Charlotte, y. c., club Of the
South Atlantic League last year. has
been obtained by the Dcs Moines club
OF the Western League, it is an
nounced by Lee Keyser. manager.
knapp comes to Des Moines in a
trade with the Minneapolis club of
the American Association.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-03

Jim Galloway is coming overland
in his car and Pitcher Clarence Win
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-03
New Orleans. La. March s-Man.

New York, March 3.-Bernie Neis.
outfieder. who has been working out
with the Robins for several days with
out a contract. signed the document
today. according to advices from
Clearwater. Fla, Bert Griffith is now
the only other Outfielder holdout on
the club.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-14
arluOfas mninaislSpt0 2appeen
,SaapajGripellG.

Stun firlpesnlieS Snnsfa 2appeei
Saapoiaripen fplGstG fepGGllG 1926
mltoftaili eoelliienG ipfipna aurot
ti1a peltoaatt, fobtoii bGn ooottamat
ton1an "runlaan" rnbnaarteen. Sep,
ieesi1 oleipa pelto iijaitiee Sauloa.
rem pilron jn &aillffulo - SSaapa
iGripi - @iipurin tien pbtpmifob-
Dan pobioisplolella.
glipan lGbellG purpn rontaa II.
20 III. nlaantiestG oil aura nosto-
nut ia nGfpmiin fGGntGnpt rllnlaan
piipolliien bopearabojo. &abojen al
fllperdinen fofo on maiboellitt np-
fpiiesta 10.penniiestG entileen bo-
peaiieen 2-marfaieen, nn,tta on oian
bamnlas tebnpt niibin jo enennlGn.
fin "foristeita."
&opto, jofa fGiittGG 6 rabno, jGi
fuitenfin mataamaan la9es fobbefii
apuooefii loptGiGn laatiffoon, fosfa
len arlpoSta ei oltlt tietoiiio. Slsfet-
t1in fertoi loptdiG aiiasto op. Solm
iteotille SaapoiGripeltG. SGmG tor
fasteli ruboja ia buomaii niisiG l0p-
tpipiSla ntlllltanista ipaofltnan- ia
firiainjdtteistG, ettG niioen ifG Ia.
bentelee 400 puotta.
YboistelenGllG eri raboista loptp-
mid merffeiG, ipntpi niistG firjoitllf-
lia lellaiiia fltin elm. "Wfoneto mo-
ma, "-nnes 3. 9. q. Sapeci &er".
Sii6fii nafpi raboisin jGtteitG lpoa-
flinusta, josia oil olliit folme fruit
nua ia niiocn fesfellG febpfieSiG ris
timiefon pGd.,
&GpoesiGGn SeliingisiG, pubutteli
op. S. lopoon ioboosta NJ. m. Fri
Iiliota, jofa bplpin iltatrello mielen.
fiinnolla iubtailtiii olinnn. GbellG-
1nerfeist1 pGGtteli op.
$. roboien oleipan Srbona 3:nnen
aioilto Ills 1500-luipim loppupuo-
lelta. Waerfit on ajon bnmmos fiii-
tcltfin min iponpt, ettd Sniita pbois-
tcltdesia ia lpojaluaiiin ipdlineitt et-
iittGesii on iannut fGpttGG melfb
ritnioasti mielititipitrsto. ~SSos", la
moi tri glilio, "robot omnt 1900
litpulta, on niill1 bppin iiutri miii.
naistieteellinen orlpo."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-14
Merieph iuallanfnmonfielliic alfa-
iuat antantitmaan.

2iittoballitrfien ioufot> opot iao-
meet ipaltonon motion fapinolliiista
pfiitoiStn ti,ntio fest1neen burion
taistelun j1lfeen 2ermo.joella Scot-
danin laiona, mifGli fenrooli 8erbalo
on ilmoittonitt preiioentti Oberao.
mile Miesbiffo oil ollitt iituri fun
mallofin puolello.
llieito fomentotpio fcnroolejo oli
fnaniit iitrnnnio, fun of mentp
ioen Dli len j1lfeen fltn cIi nalloi-
tettu "fiioleman palfonfi", iofIi io-
tiIaat tritiuiipot fapinollisten ipalii
bautoio. gdGstpdGn pli ioen ofipot
Itittoballitufien joufot iatfnncet ete-
itemistG1n ia polloittnneet nollan-
funoufiellisten oiemat Guitseon Iilo
ma, jolloin j1lfimGiiet olimot nosta.
meet molfoiien lipun ia ontaneet
merlin neinpotteliijen alottantiieen.
Giittoballititfien moinlien iniesDufan
iImoitettiin noiiiepan 800 mie9een
faatuneisia ia baapottuneisio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-14
Yreiibcntti ei fauna=
ta erOttamiSta
Senaatti iuaatinnt Senbpn erutta.
mista, mntta preiibentti ei iuaati-
mnsta hnluGfin.

Weaanantai-iltana muamme ienaot
II bpipGfipi len. Ho6inionin eiitpfien
ettG laiipastoiibteeri Oenbp on ero.
tettarpa toinestaun. YGGtos tebtiin
47:llG "a ipnstaan.
&ln pGGtos liibetettiin preiioentti
Gooliogelle ipabpistettalpafii, min
ban palaltti pGatofien tatailin larl.
inntonia fansia, iosia ban ilnaiii
nlielipiteeni1 olepan ettei ole oifeen
erottamispGdtostG parma toimeen
ennenfilin on aiiasta nelilpoteltu e.
rlfoilen latinlieben fansia ia ban on
antanlt lauirntonia oljplGbteitten
ipnofraiopinufiien lailliiuuoesto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-14
&abatfa Dltpp Str
rin'isia
&aiiuosmiebet nbfaaluat lupcttaa tn6t
fniiuotiiSia.

Serrinisid, josiu puDicnneesta
mellofusta toiieSio poifosin tdsii
leboesiG l1bennin ferrotaon nil
meiiefii iaapuneitten tietojen mt
foam lepottomuiis pbG main fii5tpp.
SiellG on MT lptalati woilnasio, 10
tilaat aieittenia aipulla pitGtpGt pllG
roilban. Sotilaita iiellt on jo faiffi-
aan LOO. &oncfipGGri OH luitcttll
fltntoon fal1pllngisia maboolliIesti
pubteopan ii,urenlnon toistelun
tparalta.
Silanne ubfaa f1pbG rpaaralliiefii
-eritpiiemmin len ipuofli fun failpot-
iisia tposfenteleip1t miebet, faiffi-
nan noin 1000, otpat rbanneet laf-
foaltlio. SDpfii iiiben oinat ntiebet
ilnloittaneet len, finn miebet oliipat
buomanneet tefeipGni1 tpotG rinnaf-
tain SEN &lur &laniin fultlulpien
r1iesten fansia. limited Wfine 8or-
fers of slmerica Iiiton perustuslais-
Ia nimenomaan iGGoetGGn tGnGn
Iiiton i1ienten ei laa fuulun &l
&lur &laniin. 8aiffi faiiposmiebet
tGsiG forntisia omat faiposniesten
Iiiton iGieniG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-14
Gmmnstaa YbbDspallpille 9iuuman
fphtalpa.

Baris. =. Srit5 Sbpsien, fmitlui.
Ia iafialainen tebtailija, ennustao
Sournal Des Oebats leboesid iulais
tnsia baastattelusia ObopsmaIloille,
1ota on "iuofiiittanlt mltiin 1naail.
man fultaIdbteet tpbiiil", &ooman
paltafnnnan fobtaloa. &oorlu, Ia.
moo Sbpsien,- oil lopillta pafotettu
nlDDm1an fultatia balpaan bintaan
tpoioatieen plldpitaG falippatpaibtoa,
"iofa on mailman lafi".
Sbpsien Iauilut, ettd bGnen mie-
lestGGn gbopsipaIlot ntenettelemat
apaarin ia epdoifeutetusti ipaatinal.
la iotoipelffoien tafaiiin u1afina ia-
malta fertaa finn glmeritd on ppstbt
tunDt forfeat tltllin1ltlirit @uropan
taiparoille. Sopitfii ban ilmaiiee be.
Ion, ettG jos europalaiiet iotfupos.
ii riiteleipGt fesfenGGn, tltleipot @lt-
ropan maot fltfistunaan ia ioutn.-
moon talouoeIliieen oriitiiteen.
tSelpin ionoiri ionottitno on Sbps
ienin baastattelu febotits @uropan
fanloille iopinlnan riitonla ia pbtp-
mGdn fesfenaan iuoimofnsto ia ala.
ii liiGGntpFuGG Ybopsrpaltain faup.
pafilpaillta ipostaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-14
9otimaiien ,uiljantnotannon tmr
,uaamiiteu. x gsss.


Soioipallon preiioefttti on mab-
lpistoniit bollitiifien eiitpfien aous-
funnoIle loifii fotimaiien miljnntuo-
tonnon tltripaamiiesta.
2afiebootlifien nllifaan 'noiooon
fotimaiien tpiliaittliotannon eoiStami
iefii npllp- ia mullasteolliiuitben
6orioittoiille iefG miliafauppoa bar.
ioittoipille oiuusfunnille, iotfa mpbn
tiG morten ibnliSralpinnofii jalosta.
not fotimniSto rliista, obron iueb-
n1G tai fauroo, iuorittoa poltfioto.
Oifeuoen palffion iaantiin mpontGG
bnfemlfiesta lnaatalousminiSterio
mGGrGGmillGGn ebboilla iuuooefii
ferrallaan.
8alffio htoritetaan oitonolla til
ben oifeutetillle palffion iliurltiitto
ipaStaulpn palffiotooistus, iofo oi'
fenttaa aiianomoilen ipoltion ma
roiSto ioomoun polffion mGGrGn ra-
bosio. Galffiotooistus moiboan iiir-
tGG toiielle bentil0lle.
Balffiotooistufieen merfittGtpG ra'
banGGrG lasfetann iiten, ettd iaribe'
tusto fotin1aiiesta ritfiiSto ia peb-
nGstG iefG rppneifii, ioliboifii tai
noltoifIi polnistetusta fotinlaiiesto
obrosto ltetoan pnlffofii so penniG
ia rppneifii ipalinistetusta fotimai'
iesto foirosto % penniG fiiltofin
jaloStlifieen fGptetpltG piljofilolta
@oltioneumosto moi poiffenstapoitf
Tesla pGattdd, ettG palffioto iliori-
tetaon ostetun fotin1oiien piljomGG,
ran perusteello ennen len ialosta-
mista.
2ain ioipeItomista ia tGptdrtoon-
panoa molipoipat pironomoiiet o.
not tpelpolliiet pitGmG1n iolosio Iii
feiaIaiiuioet, iotfa beiodn tietoon'a
ipolmontotoimesio moitpot tiilln.
Sen fofenitfien noiallo, iofo wal-
tion miljafonttorin tointinnon oifo.
no on iaotu, on ipiime aifoinn foitp.
paon tilleen fotimniien rufiin mad
rG ortpioitu noin 80 mill. filofii, 10.
ia mastoiii 10 mill. marian polffic
tooistusm1GrGd. &mirarppni- ia mol
IosteolliiuuoeIIe mponnettGpdt paIf-
fiot ntifoon hifien tietdiii tdmd idr.
iesteInd ts mill. marian iouotiiistu
menoa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-14
2aGfGriltG jGi iafict putilaan ,uat-
iaan.

Smobo 9tebrdfa. - 81 nitGGn
ltutta mtringon ala, ianotoon, NUT
ia iosflts noiipot manbnt, ebfGpG
toiitopobtltmisto alflniolaoneet ia
ont nuitttuo tobellilltlifiifli. HiinpG
on oinofin ieitroopnsio jlitiisio,
jonfo tGsiG titomme piralliieno tie
oonolttono litfiioillemme.
Siliattain tebtiin Wtrs Burton
McG GoIlister. .nimiieSiG noiiesio Left,
fors bGnellG IS finlfoittto olleen o.
mitlliien pnrantlmattomm wotia.
tpion tofio. So mitds Iopbettiin -
tobtorin leiffn,slofiet, jotfo ebelli-
fen leiffouflen oifono olitpot iinob-
tirneet potiaon.
Wirs WtcGollister ionoo ennem-
min leiftalifien tebneen lG1f1rin o.
Ieiuon toitopon firitrein eifG Of
lenfoan pmndrtGpdni6 fiiinfo it,
meen tomolIo ban oil beitt6npt iofiet
potioon. SGn fieltdptpp iltnoiiemos-
ia IG6fGrin mined, iirl1 ban on
tpnrno, ettG tobaIIoan Ell IG1fGri
.beittGnpt itieito bollareita mofioipio
iotiio bGnen potionnio.