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Evening star., 1924-12-03
Ford Reiterates Withdrawal.

This message came from Detroit to-
day in reply to a request of Senators
that Henry Ford renew his Muscle
Shoals bid:
Answering yours November 2S Mr..
FQrd's offer was withdrawn by him
in his letter to the President Octo-
Der 10"
Senator Mcclellan, Democrat. of
Tennessee, one of those who took up
the question with the Detroit manu-
facturer, said he did not know how
to interpret the reply.
The text Of the message which the
Senator sent to Ford follows:
AT the last session of Congress We
both favored the acceptance by the
Government of your offer for Muscle
Shoals and both so expressed our
selves in the Senate time and again,
as you know. We believed that your
proposal was best for the Government
and for the American people.
Notwithstanding the recent with
drawal of your proposal We now
desire to inquire if the Senate should
pass the Mckenzie bill as it passed
the House, would you be willing to
Evening star., 1924-12-03
75c Boys Blouses,

A good QnaI-
ity Percale, in K
a full range
of patterns In n
s t ripe and "a
plaid effects; n
double yOkes. w
o pc n faced
and one but
ton cuffs; sizes Z to
Evening star., 1924-12-03
U. S. OPTIMISTIC OVER
FRENCH FUNDING PLAN
Another Long Talk Between Am
bassador and Secretary Mellon
Gives Further Promise.

Washington regards with optimism
the present course Of discussion over
the funding of the French war debt
to the United States.
Further promise of an ultimate
agreement was said authoritatively
Evening star., 1924-12-03

Nice warm chinchilla O'Coats {:
3 to 8 and snappy sport plaid n
naws, 7 to II yrs, all well made
flannel lining, 2 nuff and 2 b
pockets. Colors, gray, navy, ia
heather.
Evening star., 1924-12-03

both governments what 1t is possible
to do.
Ambassador Jusserand plans to
leave Washington tomorrow on a
short speaking tour, and Secretary
Mellon also will be absent from the
city several days. Further confer
ences may be held, however, next
week.
Evening star., 1924-12-03

OF the younger members of the bar
me dinner was arranged by a COM
mittee of which Bertrand Emerson
was chairman. A cabaret was pre-
sented for the entertainment of the
guests
Evening star., 1924-12-03
Ordered to Washington.

Lieut.. Col. Richard T. Ellis, QuarIer-
master Corps, at Youngstown. Ohio, has
been ordered to this city for duty in the
office of the Assistant Secretary OF War.
Evening star., 1924-12-03
PRESIDENT ASKED
FOR SHOALS VIEW
Underwood Plan for Power
Operation Is Laid Before
Coolidge.

The Underwood plan for the opera
tion of Muscle Shoals was laid before
President Coolidge today by Senator
Curtis, Republican leader. and Sena-
tor Mckinley, Republican, Illinois.
The President was asked to give
an opinion on the Underwood bill
1t is understood that he agreed to ex-
press his opinion after experts in the
War Department had reported on the
measure.
The Chief Executive was asked, it
is reported, to make known his posi-
tion on the Underwood plan today so
that the administration leaders would
know what stand to take on the
measure when it comes up this after
noon.
Proposes Committee Reference.
Senator Mckinley said he favored
referring the whole Muscle Shoals
issue back to the Senate committee
on agriculture and did not approve
of the appointment of subcommittee
of the Senate and House agriculture
committees to act on the proposals.
President Coolidge has suggested
such a step and Senator Mckinley
said he would support the President
in any plan he advanced for disposal
of Muscle Shoals.
secretary w eekS INSTRUCTED Army
engineer and ordinance officers to be-
yin today a study of the Underwood
Muscle Shoals proposal, a copy of
which was submitted to the War De-
partmont for that purpose. When
the examination of the proposal is
completed the Secretary, following
the custom established during negoti-
alton in Congress regarding various
private offers for Muscle Shoals, will
submit to the House and Senate COM
mittees interested in that question
whatever suggestions or opinions re-
Earding the Alabama Senator's plan
that the officers of the Engineer and
Ordnance branches may see fit to
make.
Evening star., 1924-12-03

The Pyramids of Egypt were begun
about BIC. 1900.
Evening star., 1924-03-09
The Hecht Co.
9TH at F
Headquarters for Kroehler Bed DdvenportS
7th at F

fabrics and in colors to harmonic with any color
scheme and at prices catering every income See this
special Offering is revelation in modern
furniture construction.
Evening star., 1924-03-09
CRITTENTON HOME
TOPIC FOR SUNDAY
Mass Meeting to Be Addressed by
Representative La Guardia
and Others.
JUSTICE sIDDoNs PREs1DEs
Welfare of Mother and Child Oh.
ject in View.

mass meeting under the auspices
OF the Florence Crittenton Home of
this city and DR.. Kate Waller Barrett,
president of the National Florence
Crittenton Mission, is to be held next
Sunday at $3.50 pm. at Calvary Bap-
tist Church, Sth and II streets north
west.
Justice Frederick L. Siddons of the
District Supreme Court is to preside.
Rev. DR.. W. S. Abernethy, pastor OF
the church, is to give the invocation
and addresses will be made by Repre-
sentative F'iorello III. La Guardia Of
New York. 1.-THE Value, of Florence
Crittenton Work.: William Hodson of
the Russell Sage Foundation, consult
ant to the Commission of Child We'll
fare Legislation of the District of Co
lumbia, What Can Be Accomplished
by Legislation for the Protection OF
The Unmarried Mother and the Child
Born Out of Wediock'; Surgeon Cen
eral Hugh Cumming, Value of Flor
ence Crittenton Work from Public
Health Standpoint: DR.. Kate Waller
Barrett, "Our Larger Work" Miss
Beatrice Seymour Goodwin is to be
the soloiSt.
The board of managers of the Flor
ence Crittenton home here and DIR.
Barrett are to give tea to women
prominent in social service work in
the city next Wednesday at $3.50 pm.
at the headquarters of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs. 1894 n
street northwest, for the purpose of
discussing needs in Washington as yet
untitled by social agencies. They also
will consider the problem of the un-
married mother and the child born out
of wedlock, and to promote a still
closer cooperation among social
workers.
Evening star., 1924-03-09
Changes in Stations OF
Army and Nary officers
Of Interest to Capital
ARMY,

Col. Charles Lynch, Medical Corps.
has been relieved from treatment at
the general hospital, Hot Springs,
Ark, and ordered to the Army
Medical School. this city.
Capt Thomas ]. Powell. Quarter
master Corps, at Walter Reed Cen
eral Hospital. this city, has been re-
tired on account of disability incident
to the service
Warrant officer J. +. Seidler. has
been relieved from duty in the Office
Of the property auditor, this city,
and detailed as property auditor OF
the national board for the promotion
nf rifle practice. Woodward building.
service. at Aberdeen. Md, has been
ordered to Walter Reed General Hos
pital. this city, for treatment.
Majs. +. e. Williford. at Blacksburg.
Va; c. A. Chapman, at Manhattan,
Kan: G. NJ $. Skene, at Pittsburgh.
Pa: r. T. Pendleton. at Boston, and
L. r. Watrous, at Minneapolis, all Of
the Coast Artillery Corps, have been
designated as students at the Coast
Artillery School, Fort Monroe. Va.
Sergt. Aaron Clarno. 18th Infantry.
at Fort Omaha. Neb., has been order
cd to Forrest City for duty with the
Arkansas National Guard, and Sergt
w. FL. Bockman, to Santa Fe for duty
Mexico.
NAVY.
Lieut.. Commander l.. III. Roddis,
Medical Corps, of the 11th naval dis
trict, has been ordered to the marine
barracks, Quantico. Va.
Ensign j. c. Molder, Supply Corps
at the Washington navy yard. has
been ordered to the supply depot
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Lieut.. w. X. Bigger has been
transferred from the Naval Home,
Philadelphia, to the Patoka.
The following named officers of the
supply Corps have been ordered to
the Supply Corps School of Applica-
tion at the Navy Department.: Lieuts.
n. c. Adams. at New York city; c. w.
Charlton. at Boston: I. A. Durham, at
Hampton roads: James Fellis, at
Philadelphia: +. W. Hathaway, at
Norfolk; e. L. Gray. at Philadelphia /:
II. G. Kinnard of the Proteus; R. L.
Walford. at Hampton roads, and
Ii H. Bradley and S. r. McCarty, at
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Evening star., 1924-03-09
Plans Dropped
To ReapPortio',
House Members

The House census committee
yesterday abandoned for this ses-
sion plans to reapportion the
membership of the House on the
basis Of the 1920 census.
Several bills proposing reappor-
tionment have been introduced.
Some assa to continue the present
number of the House with differs
ent apportionments based on the
1920 populations of each state.
Others would have increased the
membership. continuing the pres
ent basis but apportioning the
representatives on the 1920 rath-
er than the 1910 census, while
other measures are aimed to cut
down the total membership.
Representative Penn, republican,
Connecticut moved abandonment
of all action now. and was sup
ported by Representative Rankin
of Mississippi, ranking democrat
on the committee. They argued
that adoption of the 1920 census
as a basis would seriously affect
agriculture and farming sections,
the population of which was thin
ned by movements to the cities at
that time.
Evening star., 1924-03-09
The Hecht Co.
The Hecht Co.
9TH at F

kroehler Davenports have solved the space problem
for more apartment dweers than all the architects put
together Then they solved the decorative problem by
building their bed davenports and davenport suites with
Evening star., 1924-03-09
LEWIS WILL PRESIDE
AT FRATERNITY DINNER
G. W. q. President to Act as
Toastmaster at Banquet of Phi
Delta Theta Alumni,

President William Mather Lewis of
George Washington University will
act as toastmaster at the annual
Founders day banquet of the Wash
ington alumni of the Phi Delta
Theta fraternity, to be held next Sat
urday at pm, at the Racquet Club.
Charles l.. McCauley OF Detroit. ma
tional president of the fraternity.
which claims the largest membership
of any of the Greek letter college fra
ternities, is to speek.
Other speakers include, Associate
Justice McReynolds of the United
States Supreme Court; John ]. Tigert.
commissioner of education; Dwight
+. Davis. assistant secretary of war.
a nd d. r. Crissinger, chairman of the
ederaI lReServe Board.
Evening star., 1924-03-09
RELIEF CORPS MEETS.
Plans Made to Entertain Phil Sher.
idan Post.

The Phil Sheridan W.oman's Relief
Corps at a meeting in G. A. r. Hall
Tuesday night discussed plans for an
entertainment of Phil Sheridan Post
TO be held March IS. Edward C..
'irumley, the post commander. made
an address. Charlotte NJ. Cary, corps
president. presided.
Isabella A. Bontz, conductor. pre-
sented Mrs. Curry and Mrs. Fauth.
members of the corps. with gifts to
be worn at the national encampment
In Boston.
Evening star., 1924-03-09
SOJOURNERS TO MEET.
Shriners to Be Guests of Club Com
posed of MaSonS.

The Sojourners' Club OF Master
Masons is to meet Wednesday eve
ming at the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association, 1886 G. street
northwest.
Maj. Gen. Amos A. Fries, president
OF the club, has extended an invita-
ton TO the illustrious potentate OF
Almas Temple. III. +. Cary, and all
members of the Shrine to be present.
The Alnas Military Band and GIee Club
and Patrol will attend.
Evening star., 1924-03-09
H0N0RS BOY SCOUT HEAD.
Monday Evening Club to Have j. E.
West at Banquet.

James f. West, chief scout exec
utiye Of the Boy Scouts of America.
is to be the guest of honor of the
Monday Evening Club at its annual
banquet. March Il, at Rauscher's.
Mr.. West is a graduate of the Busi-
ness High School. Later he was en-
ployed in the Interior Department,
and was active in the work of the
Washington Playground Association.
He organized and served as secre-
tary of the National Child Rescue
League, and was the organizer of the
Theodore Roosevelt White House con-
ference on the care of dependent
children.
Evening star., 1924-03-09
LECTURES AT G. w. U.
Prof. c. S. Collier Speaks on Judi
cial SUPREMACY.

Prof. g. s. Collier lectured on "Ju-
dicial Supremacy" Friday night in
the series of public lectures by MEM
bers Of the faculty OF the George
Washington University Law School
Remaining lectures are scheduled
for March 2f, wrongful Acts and
Their Results" by Prof II. W. Edger-
ton, and for April 9. "Imagination In
the Law" by Justice Wendell T.
Stafford
Evening star., 1924-03-09
Earl @. Mccoy Commissioned.

Earl Q. Mccoy, 3215 18th street, has
been commissioned by the War De-
partment as a captain in the Quarter
master Corps. Organized Reserve
Corps
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-11
'SuomaIaineu poifa tapatmrmaIan
\ famfiem n9ri.

Sttcbburg. = War Mntti R,irjen
t5-muotias poifa .8aIter, lGfii tpiii
me fesfiipiiffona metiGstGmGGn fob
oen ifaiienid pojon tansia. EoiiIIo
of nufana pori 22.faliberin Irooif-
fea. Dfii poiista ei tiennpt ppsfpn
olelpan laootltn. SGn otti fen I'd
teenid tparomattomasti ioIIoin pa.
nos Iaiifeii ia fiiuIa tiinfeiitiii 9iir,
jen poian ieIfdranfaon IonteiSen
foboaIto.
. &oo,poittuniit on 9urbonfin iai.
roaIdsio. alaoio on baIpoitinui
ielf1ptimen ipioittumiien ipuofii.
2ddfdrien ortpeIuien miifaon on
porontuminen epGtietoisto. - M.
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.Snomalaiiia ibDttcesiG mnrbasta
MberSeenisia.

Mberoeen, 8aib., ioullit. 5 b. =
&olme Graplanoin ailfasta. ginr
&ipi, George Senoricfion ia &nb-
reip Scarf jol,tl,i,pat fbptteeieen Sobn
&arin fuoleman aibel1ttamiiesta
8roslanoisla ipiime ipiifon fesfi.
ipiiffona tapabtiineesia tappelusia
Wurbattu mics CT olli,t iufua 9lno
reip 4arille, ipptteeieen ioutuneeu
iarnannimiieIIe miebelle. Sobn SEQ
ri fuoIi mime tiistaina ia fanotaa
Bdren hiolemnnia aibelttltneen p1G
hum murtumaSta.
Wifdli ferrotoan oil ,niesten fes.
fen ipntpnpt tappelu @raplanbisia.
iofa iiiaitiee noin 25 mailin p1dsiG
9lberoeenista lanteen merenrannoI.
Ia. Wiesten ianotaan batonneen
toinen toiienia tie6ottomofii, Sobn
@ari iaaoen pabimmat tpammat.
8afii,,omilla lienee ollut oionio
temmeIlpfiesid. = E.
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@r ia W1rs gseIs 81. 9lnberion,
iotfa oipat omistaneet 8iIIingIisiG.
Wont. part,,ri. ia fdberrpsIiiffeen.
lopoettiin iitnnli1taina raafamaiies.
ii nii,rbattuina Iiifepaifastaan.
Wairba of tebtp firtpeelIG ia nripe.
lee poliiii ettG tpon on tebnpt iofu
mielipnoIi. @r slnberion ist,ii por.
tiiritliolisia, pdd rnrrsfattuna ia
Wtrs @noerion lopoettiin iiIpottiuia
liifebuoneen tafaa, firtpes, ioIIo
mlirbatpo oil iiioritettii, ipierellGdn.
Mrs 9lnberion oil nGbtGip6sti mir.
battii fdberrpsbuoneesia ia mebettp
fitte liifebuoneen tafa. NSoIiiiit foet.
toiuot pddstG miirboaim periIIe.
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&ommunistit toubua=
pat NausfaSia
Satpia iunngittn ia fpmmenia far
fpitettm pois maaSta.

&ommunistien ialainen ia illlfl'
nen fiibotustpo &anStasia on j.
pdGsipt iiiben fobtaan, ettd 10 on
oIlut fplpmps wallarti,moi,flesta.
@iime perjantaina iai poliiiilaltoS
Horiiiisia tietoonia tainasten sph-
Ianfumouspuubista. Sc iailpot ia.
ftiniG fon,m,inistien iiilistufien, Jos.
ia peitetpin ianoin annettiin "futiu
-aieifiin" ia prbuttiin merlin on
nosta iefa annettiin tpiittmifiia lop-
fptpistG aieparastoista. Se juliStus
fai Bariiiin poliiIiiuoinan liiffeelle.
Sohat pciiiiit iotilasten, atpustama.
ma pdniipat toimeen etiinnan go.
riifisia ia fen ulfopiioIella.- gtlins
ndn tiilofiena oil ettd lopoettitr II.
ietta tcrnmunistijGriestojG. ioista ei
ole oIIlt oaipishistafoon. ia 8obig-
nbStG toin,itpa fonlmuniStiren o.
ptsto, iosIa oil 400 oppilasta, mie.
bi6 ia naiiia.
Yoritiisia ia len lGbistolla on
npt 1pnneittli enenlpi f,iin 800 TOM.
rn1tnistid. 60 ulfomaalaisto fon.
r,rtnistiiobtaiaa on farfoitettil pois
rnuasta. Sallitnspiireisi1 usfotaan,
dtd fomm,tnistien ,pallanfumous.
p,snbalta on "ielfa fdtfasti". NUT.
to fon,miinistit eitpdt ole oioittaneet
fetnottom,ruben mertfeiG, tpoan on
Rita tabolta tpafu,itetti ettG balli-
titfer toimenpi6e on ainoastaan
iudbdn tpiiippttdnpt .pallanf,unotf-
ZEN paibfeamista.
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golibeuifit MISUNDERSTANDING
Snomem rajalla.

Warrasf. z p. oli,pat bolibetpifit
idrieStdneet Suomen raian fansia
p1littondsid pbtepbesi1 ole1pasia
Haiofonnun fplGsid ionfunlaiien
ipalIanfumouflen 7.tpuotisp1itpan
iniiistoiublan. TasmGlleen flo 3 ais
faan iltapaiip6Ild fofoontui maini.
tl,sid fpl1sid ipiranomaisten ntdd.
rdpfiestG aitpan Suomei, raiaipii.
paIIe mainitun fpldn aiuffaita. ii.
laiiuuteen oil fomennetta mposfin
piettet foululapiet ldsndolemaan.
geiinifG1n oil fiinG Iasnd bolibetpi-
fien raiaipartiotpGfi iotopaitii aiei.
ia fontoipat mposfin iituiilip},fiii-
bin puetit benfiIot.
Scotia fofoontlmiienia idlfeen
iariestettiin beioGt ionfunlailefii fuI
flieefii, iosia aiestetut iotiIaat Il.
ioitettiin tibeddn ii,piiIiipden fesfen
tietenfin fen ipuofii. eta iitpiilipdfi
paremnin ia usfolliiermm ndfoi.
iesti oiottaiii mieIt6Gn. &un tan,d
fulfue of tiillut aitpan Suonlen ra.
ioipiiipaa pitfin 8artioiien mofiIle,
rpbtpiipGt iotfut pitdmaGn pubeita,
ioisio tpafiiiitettiin, ettG "fplld ie
punainen Iippit tpield nouiee Sito.
menfin pIi" ia ettG "gnelanti on
tpoIlanfumoifien partaalla". Yubei.
oen 'iuGlillG tietenfin burro4tiin. Hlt
biiiino eiii,,tpi m. m. erds &aapaiaa
resta fotoiiin oletpa nainen ia pari
fontulaista, iefd pfii iuomeo ia pfii
tpendiG6 pubiiipa fotilas. Tietenfin
tGrfeGnd fappaleeno, oil tilaiiun-
besia punoinen Iipmi, jorfa fonta-
jana eiiintpi niiiion 3onnun tolol-
linen Senonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-11

Gbicagon fauppnflubiIIe pit1nt1s
H6n pdiipaIlisp,beesla If. 5 b. II.
maifi preiioe,,tti Coolidge baIIiti,f-
tenfa fanndn ulfomaafpipmpfieen
palioa ielpdianaiienlinin fitin mo.
lentmille eoustajabuoneille IGbettG-
m6siddn Observation-Disclosures Sb
ieIna on ipaatimaton ia pfiinfertai-
.,en ia fen iii1lto Iaabitt,i iellaiieen
atactoon ettd iofainen pnin1GrtGd
ettei ienaattori Siram Scbnion
GaIiforniaSta, eifd mifGGn "Ieppp.
mdton" jouffo en6d ole DbSns,paI.
tdin ulfomaaobielman tihfitfijona.
RitG preiibentti ionoi mainititsla
pl,beesioon oil iainaa ii,liri ntitG
preii6entti Sarbine tarfoitti maanl-
me iubteesta gairopaan ia mliibin
uifospaItoibin ia mitd preiioentti
Coolidge on foettonut toteitttad GU.
topatl naibin faifen fen oiun fiin
W6bsipallat otpot clleet tefenliiisi1
@uropor oloien l,i,Selleen jGriestd.
miien tonSia.
Coolidge fnIld faiinottaa bbteis.
foinltntaa eri fanialliiu,ifiien fans.
IA. nuitta pitd1 tarpeettomano gb.
bpbpoItain bbtptnistG 9anioinliit-
toon mui,toin fliin fpnpoaebtoiiuu-
ben perusteella, iamoin fiiin ie on
ottanit oiaa Iiiton toirnintaan tpii.
me nifoina ia bGnen mielestdnfG on
felIainen Iiiton inbtautuminen po-
ren,pi Iiitolle itielIeenfin. alntao
fairopon idriestGG omot atlanta ia
a,ittaa beta tpasta iiIloin fun be
apue tobeIIifpii6esia tartpitieipat ia
it'd ppptdtudt, on preii6entin fatian
tofonta tdifesia pfiinfertaiiiiit6es.
toon.
Preiioentti Coolidge iImoitti, ct.
I'd bdnen boIIitufienia tiilee fpIl0
tdrtnattamoon faifin taipoin 4an'
ioinIiiton pdGtofiid, mttta antao
europan ipoItoin ottoa oIotteel
noitten p1dtofiien toimeenpanemi'
Sesia.
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9laaniioSan ialfifaifnia.

Barren, Ohio. - @ii @lur &la-
nien ia &Ianien ipastustajien fesfen
marrasf. 10 p. tapabtiineiiiin mel
lafoibin ipplliiefii on ii,urtpalanie-
bisto iaIistanut faiffiaan 104 ben.
fil0d.
BaIamiebisto oil tiltfinut oiiao
fpnmenen pditp6G, fuulusteIlen fiji.
IA aiaIla 257 tooistoiao.
aliplusteluista tebtp ieIostas on
pitfdbfo ia pfiitpisfobtainen ia Ieli-
tetGGH iiin1 miten melldfat iobtiti-
NOT Ru &lonien ia 2lonien fpostoi.
fen idrjeston sslamins GircTcn toi-
meenponemista paraobeisto, ioioen
oifana &lonit erifoiiesti ioImaiiimai
>fotoliiffejd ia nIfomailIo ipntpnei.
ia. @eportisia iiiinifG6n iloiiteIIoan
moiltri 3isterin ia poIiiiipSGIIiffo
9foilnoiin erottomista "geiIciin fou.
pingin ia ipoItion porboiben etitien
titripaomiiefii". Sberiffi Tbomoiin
iiibteen Ioitiiitam ielostifiesio, "et-
td me olemme tulleet tGpIin ipofiri-
tetuifii iiitd ettd ban tefi faifen mi
I'd moi idriestpfien idiIpttdmiiefii.." ("
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RaaufiertGiGt iaiwat bsndu iaa.
lin.


Yennibltpania HaiIroo0 Gom-
panpn ipiranomainen WaIfer Uson.
roepillesia, Sbiosia tertoi ett1 e.
Rama paispGnd oil mainitun paitfa.
human ppiafiIle beitettp postitpau.
lnlsta postiiGtfi, muiben postiidf.
fien nm,tana, iosia oil 10000 Dol.
laria rabaa. Miten IieneefGdn tho
rabaiGffi iattl,n,,t ipier6btGmGdn ra
bale, iosia len pli meniipdt i,.nam
rattaat ia ola idfista meni ilnor
matfasia. YpiGfille oil iamaan al.
foam tuIlut tatparoi,ina. iosta Ios.
feiii aIas faffi ,noonfiertdi6d. iot.
ia olimat ottaneet fpbtiG toiporoiu.
nosia. Nain6 I1fiiipGt fG1peIem6dn
rataa pitfin, iolloin lopiimdt $4,000
Db6en tpiioen, fpn,mcnen ia fab6en.
fpmmenen 6ollariu ieteIeisf6. Wie.
bet pitifpdt Ioptoni6 ia b6suifipGt
paiffatlinnalta. 2opain fpmmeneSt6
tabonnesta lopiipdt ralltatierrpiron
onoiiet foucnpaa ra,,tatieltd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-11
.eiian pittG fotamiebeF[ii.

&utiuntaa @onnufiesia toinlitet.
taesia iaapui tiIqiiulteen mposfin
oIIiiuisidSiG Ills alle fabSeu
fpmmenen oletua tlloraltainen Watti
W1attiIa Aannufien firfonfplGstG.
TdmG nuorimieS berdtti tutiunta.
tpiranomaiiisia erifoisto bucmioto
fofonia tafia. Tutfittaesia oioittau.
tut fdptett1lpG mittapui riittGmGt.
tonlatli. iilla mics oil pari ienttiG
iit1 pitempi.. Oman ilmoit,fien mn.
taan on bdnen pituutenia 3 fppnd.
rdd ia 8 t,iunlao Ia painonia SO
fs. Nainittafoon, ettd turu,ettu i,io-
nlalainen idttildinen :ota aifoinaan
pal,peIi Dreusiin, faartisia. oil ga:
nell gaianrS, iorsfa pit,,us oil A
fppndrad ia 4 tliumaa. Wiitta @at-
tia ei tpieI6 oletaan tapiifastpuinen.
aSienin maiuitusia f,itiuntatilais
iuubesia oil er6s hin1anfoloinen
nuorutainen ionfa painu oil 34,5
fg. ia piti,is I m. S4,5 en-. @lim-
paafaan ei bptudfipttp. @attiIan bpl
fGdmiieen oil ippna ie, ettd bdnellc
eli luultit loptpfp1n ruotutoiperia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-11
Yastorilta iuarastettiin antompbiili;
nnii ilnnestti tilalle.

Sron Wountain, Micb. - Scum
rcb. 90. Il. @onauebp oil ipiime
llnnuntaina pitGmGsii jumalanpal-
ipelusta naapuritmlpungin Stom.
baugbn Observation-Disclosures firfosio,
iGttGen aittonia iifii aifoa firfon G.
teen, tuten tuipallile8ti ennefin,
.pietiin pastorin auto lillG oitaa ia
fun pastori iaapui jl,nnaIanpalrpe.
lufien lopiittlia ulos firfosta, ei oil.
toa ndfpnpt misi11n eifG iitd ION.
tpnpt mistadn. @otiin palathtaon
palitti pa8tori tpoimolleen tapabtit.
nlitta ipabinfoa, jolloin poilno Il.
boitti bant6 fdpmdGn ai,totallisia,
fatiomasia, jog ie oliii bpninfin
fuIfeiitilnut iinne itiefieen. Bostori
meni ia lopii tallista ,m,ben 1tutur
taiien ai,ton ionfa ierrafiintalaiiet
oIiipat bGneIle labjoittaneet ipieoen
fuitenfin tpanban "faaran" pois
itn6en tieltG, eifG pastori fiiulu
ipaiboosta erifoiiesti pabefiupan-
faan.