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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-08-06
NOTED EVANGELIST
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Rev. James M. Belt Was
Widely Known for Years
of Preaching.

Rev. James Nj. Belt. 81 years old
we'll known Methodist preacher. who
had been engaged in evangelistic
work for the last IS years, died at
his residence, 142 r street northeast,
last night after an Illness of four
months. His preaching had taken him
from Maine to Florida. and had aided
men and women of all classes who had
strayed away from the straight and
narrow path"
Rev. Mr.. Belt was a native Wash
ingtonian and was educated in the
public schools here. Although not a
college graduate he began preaching
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-08-06
HABEAS WRIT GRANTED.
Dry Agents Release in Shooting,
However, to Be Attacked.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, August 6.-Judge
Morris A. Soper in United States Dis
trict Court today signed the writ of
habeas corpus for the release of
Joseph A. Furbershaw, Washington
prohibition agent, held in Belair jail
on charge of killing John Buongore,
alleged Harve de Grace bootlegger
last Saturday.
The writ calls on the sheriff Of
Hartford County to produce Furber-
shaw in United States Court here to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock when
a hearing on the writ will be held.
A legal battle is expected, as Robert
H Archer, acting States attorney of
Hartford County has declared he
would oppose any effort made to have
the agent released on bail. Mr.. Archer
said Furbershaw was guilty of a grave
offense against criminal laws of
Maryland, and he could see no reason
why a Federal court should interfere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-08-06
FOREIGN
Escaped Convict Recaptured.
pecial Dispatch to The Sta,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND, Va, August 6.-James
robertson, colored. fugitive from the
Hanover County Jail, who shot and
seriously wounded Deputy Sheriff Jor-
don voolfolk several days ago follow
ing his escape, was arrested early TO-
day at West Point, Va, according to
word received here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-08-06
Deatbs.

AIINh5L I$Es:scS AsFRi sss
FpFiSstej A Glenwood G cemete eR in'er9 g.
BRENT. Departed this life Wednesday Au-
aust 1s95 Mrs. Il FrsfaRfqs HRGRsPPi N4
| aged II years. Funeral notice hereafter. $
| BULLOCK. "Wednesday. August 3. 1925 at
her he residence ssI 1000 Connecticut ave. NV.
Eugene Bullock and mother OF Miss Ora
Nae d Bn9ck Remains ins1g resting at the
ment to Northtieid iie MINI n'H'e 0"''' si''p
CUNNINGHAM. THURSDAY. August 8. 1925.
a. his reside s lo9l 10Th st; nv. ED,
Cunning ham (nee oFConnorl Funeral
from the above residence Saturday. Az
shew.s Church. where mass viii be said at
men At fo Mdh he Ys @ hs soul
and relatives invited
T FRastEs bEMSE 3 1919 sovs
sister of Bessie Irving Of so St. ne. Re
3nass resting at the Ernest jarvis Co.'S
| Notice of funeral hereafter
DE NEALE. Wednesday. August s. 1925,
saR R F. BE- SE s2I2 G 5seg "a
loved wife OF Frank T De Neaie. serv-
ices at her late ,residence. Friday. August
cemeterT a Please oma ow as Rock Creek
n Hef EfEsoRA A4Fa' beloved e wife 81
ae aes efGz fTom n her
s Fd1 friends Agsn Invited a attend
! Rock Creek Cemetery.
GLASC0; Tuesday. August 4. 1925. at 6:35
Pa m ETHEL H N Gt Fas6 nee Harding
s 18th St r nv Funeral from the above rss
ent at Rock Greek at PM ae
and friends invited.
GORDON. Departed this life August 5,
n hef M 200 wdon st Of the
late Frank Gordon. daughter of Mrs.
A MRS Irene a Brown ss's and p Ms sers Mamie
wells Remains at Thomas Frazier's. !23
a GARFIELD Hospital. JANE, E: GREEN-
WELL Remains resting at the W; W.
Leonardtown. Md. Friday
HARRIS. Wednesday August s. 1925. at
Va VIOLA Ella E 2sr HaRsEs nes psvs
beloved wife of Sterling Il Harris, She
Leaves Leaves to mourn their loss two children, a
rom from s. JOHNS Baptist chureh Ariagson
delphia papers please COPY -
JOHNSON. The Ladies Crispus Attacks
H Est fh hs dsf oR
Third Baptist Church Alexandra. va
JENNIE E. Barnes. Rec secy. esi'e'i'
LOVE: Funeral services for Mrs. ADDIE D
fS %n6 %a9 died {e Nonday gssldsus
3, 1925. at her residence 1900 4tt
ming at 40 oGl s.a at; At Bundy,s un
The Rev. NJ w. D. Norman will officate
Burial will pe at Greenwood. Miss. Friends
her mother. Mrs; Julia R. Moore. two
brothers. W. s. Moore; Greenwood. Miss.
five sisters. Mrs. Mary J. Mills of Chi
cago. Mrs. Kate L. Butts, Greenwood
Miss and Misses Emma. Lanberta and
Eliz abeth Moore Of Greenwood. Miss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-08-06
SARGENT TO GO NORTH.

Attorney General Sargent will leave
here tonight for Ludlow, VT, to attend
the funeral of Frederick Skeels, young
son of George Homer l.. Skeels, who
was Mr.. Sargent's junior law partner.
The Attorney General expects to re-
turn next Tuesday and en- route home
he may make a short visit to Swamp
scott to see President Coolidge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-08-06
gin al enorfdn.

RfassS # our loving aaqshs s1 5j
- =, : MOTHER AND FATHER
FROST u In leying remspp6gance Of ny dear
who departed this life two years ago TO-
DAY. August d. 1923.
HUSBAND
GREEN. In sad but loving remembrance OF
our loving son and darling nephew. Earl.
l.. GREEN. who so suddenly deDarted this
life 10 years ago today August 6. 1915.
An angel came down in the daylight hour
And took from me my dearest flower.
To heaven. ten years ago today
But amid the thronging yonder
We shall meet to part no more.
Grief VIII be dispeued forever
oviSG M Bffi S PRR 2s5efs GREEx
How sad Is this day TO me.
The day on which you died
Memory win cling IN my heart
aunt RUTH FRAZIER
HARRISON. In memory of our dear brother,
who departed this life seven years ago to
LOVING SISTERS. MAMIE AND HATTIE
HARRISON, In sad but loving remembran4ce
ELL Sa 18TH H HARMS M who ash departed
this life seven years ago today. August .,
HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER
KORAN. In sad but loving remembrance Of
our devoted father. MICHAEL NJ. no
today August s. 1895. Anniversary mass
at st. Aloysius Church for repose of tns
May he rest in peace
HIS DAUGHTERS. NELLIE AND JULIA
JACKSON, In sad but LOVING Temem n,
who departed this life one year ago TODAY.
August Il. 1924
| What happy DAYS We sus once 6. enjoyed
But. oh. how everything has changed
SPGe and H R9ther hsye left HFgTEB
CHILDS.
| PURCELL. In loving menory Of our deaJ
died four wears ago today. August s. 1851,
MARGARE AND ELMER.
PURCELL. In sad but loving remembrance
of our dear husband and father. JOHN !
years ago to day. August s. 1921.
On the hillside softly sleeping.
Where the flowers gently wave.
Lies the one we loved so dearly 81
In his low and silent grave.
Every day brings sweet memories.
Every memory brings tear. -
Deep within heart cherish
Thoughts of one loved SO dear ~.
dear mother. MARY F, TALBERT. who
suddenly passed away three years ago to-
day. August Is. 1922.
precious one from US has gone.
A voice We loved is stilled:
chair Is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
Today recalls the memory
OF a loved one lalu TO rest.
And the ones who think of her today
Are the ones who loved her best.
| HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
| yOILMER In sad remembrance of my dear
| wife and our loving mother, ALICE W.
VOLLMER. who died year ago today.
Her HUSBAND. H. P voLLMER. AND
SONS, CHARLES G. AND ROBERT
| MILTON NOLLMER.
WAKEFIELD. In loving memory of our
| darling boy. STANFORD j. WAKEFIELD.
who left one year ago today. August
g. 1924.
Not now but in the coming years.
It may be in better land.
Wen read the meaning of our tears,
Some time some time we'll understand
MOTHER AND DADDY. =
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RORY. August s. 1925. at her residenre
1926 Shannon place Sc FANNIE
widow Of the late Peter ". Roby. former
~ OF Bel Alton. Nd. Funeral from her
late residence Friday. August T. at 30
am. thence to St Theresa's Church where
mass VIII be said at m. for the reDO-e
Of her soul Interment at St Thomas
Manor Chapel Point. Nd. Baltimore Sun
please copy. a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-08-06
Deatbs.

~ fHqN9sss SAL HRSa'f bro.P Hsz 3. Mr.
la:e residence 1868 Hsrv ard ard st. nv sat at
t 1rrday August 8. at s 30 am. thence TO
oniem mass will be said at m. Inter
and relatives invited II
PATTERSON. Departed this life Thursdax
dence 1905 as5 5 at 3 40 NAT a. her sAR.
Patterson. sr.; loving mother mot r Of George
e. Patterson. Jr.. dear mother-in-law Of
terson. aunt OF Daisy seay and John Pat
tHfa ag2is' faithful friend Of Sister AnnIs
PR sb3il, s sharn from Alexander Menoria
2sth sts. NV. Rev. Frazier. pastor
Can We help but feel so lonely
:, When her, voice We do not hear
For no words were ever sweeter
Than the words she spoke so dear
RoBY; August 5 1925 at her resdenre
widow dah the late of peter g. R EAyS fD4s
y OF B Bel d Alton: Nd Funeral from her
an. thence to St Theresa9s Church whepe
mass viii be said at am. for the repose
Manor. Chapel Point Nd. Baltimore sun
sCHEY. Departed this life TUESDAY. An
H9TpItaIt after brief illness. NM
Schey, daughter o. Wavley Dodson and the
Elzabeth Dodsor Jackson. Evlyn. Thomas
and Ernest DodsGn. Remains at ZIP
Third Baptist Church 5th and i sts. +. W =
Rev. George o. Bullock. pastor FRIDAY
friends invited e.
sCHEY. officers and members of the Ladies
Banneker AID Association are requested to
Mrs ENNA B. s6H& s I fr!da a5,' A Gsmss
I.xno,,, Mrs N T, DENT. President
Mems inmediate Relief Association 81 saa oG arg
EWSqussfbtfedp 70 oc attend the funeral Of JOHN
pm. from his late residence. 2139 New
,oa, VIM, H FORTUNE. President.
ENOCH NJ SMITH. Rec. Sec'y
THOMPSON; August T. 1925 at il 50
aPs EMMA Rf tx RRaP qRdMPsoS She
u survived by a daughter Mrs Florence
Faneaa roa Ge@rrs y II VIZ p 2aao
ST. nv. THURSDAY. August g. at SO
VAN ARsDALE. Thursday. August 6. 1928
JOSEPH s. VAN ARSDALE. husband OF
g. George E. and Emery Van Arsdsi asa and
Mrs Lillian B. France. Notice Of funeral
VAN RENSSELAER,. August 5. 1925. n
vAS RENssELAER IN NH his s5th E Eeafi soa
sse s'eOssP sed HfE ss I Fsg'. E. Ffo
day August Z. at IL am Interment ct
Rural Cemetery. Albany. n. Y. s.
SANsCINER. Suddenly. Wednesday August
,. 1923. ANNIE. beloved wife of the late
John Nansclyer. Funeral from the chapel
OF Frank Geier's Sons Co. 1113 18th st
ives a and TRENDS A9su itvted At n P Bell
Prospect Hill Cemetery.
SANsCINER. Officers and members of Tent
No. 4. p. O. of A. are requested to At
tend the funeral Of our late sister. Mrs
AsNNiE NANSCIVER. Friday at , pm.
from Gelers chapel. 1130 18th st NV BY
order Of GRACE CHAMPLEY. Pres
HESTER A. BURKE. Secretary
FANSCIVER. All chiefs and members Of
Waneta Council No. s. D. of P. are re.
quested 10 be present al the funeral of
our late deceased sister, ANNE VAN
Solver. to be held at the chapel of Frank
Geier's sons Co. 1113 18th ST NV at :
pm. Friday. August T. Interment Pros
pect Hill Cemetery
MIMIKA ABRAHAM Pocahontas
tLEADA E HORNE. Keeper of Records
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Carn of Tbanks.

MILLER We wish to express our sincere
thanks and deep appreciation for the kind
ness shown our beloved and brother
JAMES E. MILLER. during his Illness
and for the expressions of sympathy and
beautiful floral tributes sent on the occa-
sion of his death THE FAMILY
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-26

81 had him branding himself liar
| with his own words as he left the
witness stand. That was the only
purpose in going back into records
of the probate court and cross cx-
amining him now as to what he said
then"
Shepherd was doubly caught,
Grove said, when he took the wit
ness stand and denied that he muir
dcrcd Billy McClintock, but did not
deny the conversations state wit
pcsscs said they had with him.
Stewart wanted me to ask him
for dcnials. am not Shephe rd's
lawyer. Why did he not have Shep-
herd deny thcm?"
Grove held the defence tactics Of
Stewart and O'Brcn responsible for
the difficulty in controlling the Chi
cagO crime situation.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-26

Bureau. This was 800 more than. the
previous IL months. Most of the sui
cidcs were because Of jealousy or dis
appointment in love, it was stated.
The pistol was the least popular
agency Of self-destruction, two men
and two women killing themselves by
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-26
GROVE MAKES
PLEA TO HANG
ACCUSED MAN
Continued, from page ons)

multiplying the will he had made in
SHEPHERD favor.
Faiman an Stand
Faiman repeated the story three
times, once before the grand jury,
by which he was indicted with Shep-
herd. and at Shepherds bond hearing
and from the witness stand in the
trial.
The day after Faiman made his
original statement Shepherd was
taken into custody by the states
attorney, held at a hotel until he was
indicted March II and then placed
in Jail where he has been since then.
Mr.. Grove dilated upon his charge
that Shepherd was Il shiftless pan
handler"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-26
TOKYO SUICIDES INCREASE 300
IN YEAR, POLICE REPORT SHOWS

Tokyo, June 2G.--(P)--During the
year ended with March, there were
1858 suicides in Tokyo, according to
records Of the Metropolitan Police
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-26

shooting. Poisoning was the means
most frequently employed, 22l men
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-22
0ntfnnnt

SSoIlllt. II b. feStipdimGIlG oil
poitin mennDt IltiStele.
mnon 8hpiiGripen iG6lle SimpeIeel
Ia. geGistG l1bti foIme &imii1rlpen
iolmelle p1il1 iolGoin Wtustannies
men fob6olIo foiffi luisteliiot puto.
iitpot pbtnitoo iG1bdn muooostunee.
Ieen rniIoon. 8eteen plioonneista
boiista pdGii pfii tiinteGne i6GIIe
rlnpeten beti peIn$toWoon lG6innd
oIIaltto toperioon, ionfo ban ioitir
meoetpfii Dlos. 5i[Id oifoo oil fui.
tenfin foImos IltiSteliioisto, teIoIIi.
ienpnifd g(orne Seinonen 10 ebtinpt
iuoipua tpeoen ollie ia ipoiffo non.
ruuStoinliin rpbbpttiin beti, ei buff
flmtttn iootl pl0s ennenfltin Idbes
tilnnin fuIaittlto, ioGloin benfiin mir
moittomiSnritpfiet oIitpot 10 tllrbot
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-22
Suu @inc rantatiellG innrin unSis.
tnsInnnnitelmiu.

minneapolis. Mun. tSpo *ine
rmltoticDbti0 on ,pGGttdnpt tltIllttoo
tGmGn tmloben oitora sIiitfupm To-
fu8tonia porontomiTrfii 50, 100000
ia liiGfIi $t5,5OO.00G pIIdpitoon io
pnranmttliin iInoitetoon nbtion
pdGforttoriSto.
Dbti0n wironomaiiet olpot mGG-
ronneet beti 100000 fdptettG.
pGfii Iiiffupon toIuston, pGGoiioI-
liiesh rnbtipoun,lier ostcor ~ til-
Ioon Iomoo tortoitusro uarten lun-
lputtomaan tpielG tGmGn lpuooen al
fouo 100000. EoronmiSobiel-
monn tlulIltu m. m. 1utiien oiemien
Ioitto, cntiStcn loaientominen metlts
ritollien foriunminen ia uuIien ro-
tcntonincn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-22
@eii tnIipia etelGsiG.

9ltlonta, Ga. - 8iiii bentilo1
iIntnitetaon menettdneen .benfo'''d ia
polion tulleen oineellisro Oo9inton
@eorgiosio, gllnbamnSIn ia @telG
GorolNosia ontoroin ioteitten totio
tltllettten tulpien tafio.
9Seturinfulettoio e. g. 0unbom
ia rntome8tari q g. fSo8ter Initpot
illrmanIo noonontainomitno fun
motflstajoilmn illistui pois roonlta
tuIruon riffomon rotopenfereen To-.
fio 0htlbcrrp ioellu, ii moiliu pG1s
ia SelmoSta, 9llo.
Goiicnfin junnn, ioto oil notfal
Ia 3aibbillcstG gltluntonn, iunotaon
hii&tltneen roOnltu iomon ippn ta-
flo ia iiind on ionnut lltrnlonlo
mcturinfu!iettoja ia I1mnlitt1ii on
louffoonhntt. N6otfustoiilIe ei Of
Int tulIut mitGGn mobinfon.
g[lbonpsto, 60. tulleen tieoon
nnlfoon on iicIlG tnIipon oitono iou-
tiuuit fo6ofiiin pelietiet 8ilI Tift.
25 wuc6en, ia MIA Gift, 26 tp1toocn.
N1olemmat oipat fnupilngir entiIcn
moiilrin poifio Sc oIipot menneet
Stint iocIIc fntieIemoou foocfliin
iouhrnutto wenettG0n ia beisto ei
ZEN idlfeen ole mitd6n titllltu.
g1oin 40 fotio oil htIrpan oIIa
Beit Boitisio, iImoittoo moiltri
GbiI 2onter Gbottoboocbie ioesio,
jobon foltpunein roio ulottinL oil
iDeIi % ioIton bIempGnd toiuolIisto
toIooon ia treK oil main nbG nottie.
mnSia
Mont9onernStG gllo. ioSin IL
ioitiec poltion nonfiIo, ilrnoitetour
eta iicIld oItiin pofoitetut iiirtG
mGGn pnneit tpomonfilnsto no A
Gilbin pontiloou IontaomerDSi6
tiltpon tntio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-22
Nfii oifhmulc fniun.

Son 6ranciSco, GoI. Slrpi-
tltiid rafa8tomn 16-muotiaS 90.
rotbp ellington, iotu tlunuSti mntr
bnnncenio 1itiniG, Nir8 9tnna @I.
Iin9Ionilt miettG1 nifonin pu1tfiIos.
Ia nmtrcStcIleit mlltttllnotto n1ie-
liolnltnan ollentdnn ien fllnmem.
mofii fllin iiIloinfoan fun ban man
gittiin Diine torStdino. SGn of,
Gitinii mntrDott1don, ottanut totos
ann Gi0in flftaroSto, $40 ro9ao ia
qlennDt fctfcreibin, ioitn pioettiin e.
rGdn nuoren mieben oportmertti-
ni1tnnoSlo. SiellG oil tptGr naliro.
mt, tansiiintt ia pit6nnt bousfoo
uiluun niirflin ei mit66n oliii to-
pnbhlnltt. S6nct oil titonilt fotiin
erG8 nuori mics, ioIIe tDtt0 oil to-
pnbtlin1aSto tertom,t bprpin tpGlinpi
tGmGtton1Sti. W@oinittii nuori mics
of nanutllo ilmoittonut topnbtu.
masto poliiiille ia fiin poliiii meni
tptt0G Dongitiemnon, oil ban istu.
mt ia ttfenltt jotair oifofoitslebteG.
BGinGn flt1ueSio fGni tpt1rtG
mnnfilo&ia fotiomosio tpt0n iiG ia
WeIi eoellinen iltritlIilena ia io.pit.
teieuallo, iGlfint1inen ibnftGnG ia
observation-disclosures @lm tpeli,
fGriien birtpittdtp6stG iiInrenio tefe
mGst6 ritotiesto, meni iisfonio man
fifoppiin, pritti iiior longeto MEL
jenid faitlnon mlttto apeli foubistll-
neenn forioii: "GIG foSte minimum,
iillG olet murbonnrt Gitimmel" ia
ipibor !pimmosla tbonii hGn tntt1,
rem poiS Iuotoon.
PooIiii on monginnut tliulustes
lua marten foIme niistG ieitiemGstG
toistn nitoresto miebestG, iotfa of.
ipot niisid feffereisiG, iotbin IGbties
iddn tptdr tefi mitrbm. 8nneitie-
ntiio oiotoon toinlittoo uieoatpin.
@llingionin perbccn clGnG on
poliiiin tefellien tittfinulfiien mt
tnntI ollllt bppm eripuroiSto ia
boinnnisto. Scr @lineion OIL olIut
ninu mioItomoSin tptartG fun Giti
oIiii bGneIle pitdnpt firio GIIino.
ION ei ole nG6npt tpttGrcn 6inuittclp
baIusIo mielestdGn mitGGn poboo.
&un miimeoitoinn diti oil fGpnpt
MD nntoronlmofii tbtclIc, olimot
@Drs ia 0tr eGIin9ionin ipGIit iGrfb.
meet Min paboin ettG ellington oil
ldbtenut pois fntoo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-22
SuDmrn untllia
llnOeniunObcn Observation-Disclosures
6:gisIG oil palion pbrfii6itG.

9eiinfuin tieoettGneen oil iuono
lainen ln0cnnuoOeippo -iu.
mnlunpolweIus iGriestettD 9aifoloin-
firtfoon lrlloenmuooenpGip6 tors
tain muStaiietii illatii. SumoIonpol
ruelufIcn ai mdGrG oltoo flo 11.15
/. so palion nifaiienullin oil firfon
opien eteen ipntpnpt pitfi6 iononruo
ooStumia, ia tlrn omct flo 10 'olpat-
tim, tltli tirffo nopeasti tGDteen fin
ne iopn Iiian fiibtcGSti pprfineeStG
pIeii0stG. &irftoon mobtiut II. 5000
benfeG, ia iulrnniIIecn iomon mer.
ran pGitetGGn jGGneep uIfopuoIeIIe.
&irfon porroStnlanteet olinatfin
mllStnnann pleii0G' jllnoIanpoImcIut
len administration.
@ScllGterrottta ilnioit1 ei flli-
tenfoan moi, itGnd tbIlG pitGG mi
n1Gn merftinG toSnanceSto borros-
tufiesto firffoa fobtaon Iil1 uuoen
muooenpon firffopleiio ei oIlut mi
tGGn tomollista firffoplcii0G, ruaan
Iunlrilnmolto oIoItnnn mdteG, ioto
ei nlultlloin t1u firfosio, mutta III.
0enpuooenponG liiffeclld olIeSioon
iinne pDrfii. @uriinninen u8fonnol-
Iiiia borro8tutiio omoopn firffonlei
i6 lieneefin Iaonltt, niintuin jn e6eI
liIeStG on fGpnDt ilnli, iGGoG ulfo-
puoleIle. @ufii m,otta iitten ioIioin
iounanIoiren ji,ntolonpoLpclus oil
iGricStettp, oioitti pleiio min Iin,rta
moIlattoniillttu firffoon pprfies-
idGn, ettG n1t totiottiin oIenon
baffo tiIotn neIiG poIiiiiu boitomoon
jGrieStpstG. On fliitettfiu bpmin epG
ban firton oripon m,toiSto. ettn
poliilimoimin on patio pitd6 idries-
tpstG pIIG iinne pprtapGSIG pIeiiGS,
IA. @rGill6 toboillo dIaonfin iitG
mieItd, ettd pilbeena1eipat iuioer-
Ioiio0e9 ipdsfddnoitoi ihndIanpoIipe
litfiet oIiiituot Iopetettuipot niioen
ieiffoien nuofIi, ioista eOeIl6 on fer
roth,. Toiloolto on tritentir poi.
feoto nGin meneteIIG, iilIG on o!o.
mnSia uSfonnollismieliiiG i6nliiiG,
iotfn boluapat moinitunIoiien III
molonpolmeIlitien idrie8tett6spGtii
muooen nlfaiuiiifii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-22
Snpmen ia 8euaian uGliiet inpi.
mnfIet.

GolonoIIon prciiocntti tpobipiSti
noltionernnstoSio jouliif. 23 y.
topnbtlinccSlo eiitteInsi6 oietufiCl
Snomen ia @enGiGn SoiioIiStiStcr
IenpostotoinnoItoin clifton m1Ii.
len. idrjeSthficn nIIGpitGmistd oIue.
peiicn nIfopuolcIlo oIeiposio Suo.
menIobOen oIoSio iefd merenfitIfu-
Initofien plIdpitGmistd ia notiipoI-
peIitsto moilitlIIo IohoeIIo fosfe.
nan iopimritien uoimoonioottnni-
iesto.
Slietrtiesid GGOctiGr, eta iittcn.
fin moinittil iopinulS OH eouSfilr-
nan iuostinqtfieIIn rotiiioit, ia ro-
tifioimiSoiiafriot joulitf. 10 bind
1924 luuibSettii piibecno oIeipo 70
ptnuiS tnIee poimnnn minimum iii.
ia on i0uitht
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-22
slrtOteGtuilija ippttecSid.
puilii0tStadn.

San 6ronciScO, Gal. - AittWllo
biilitebtaun omistajo &. g. 9llrnn.
tia lunStaon OH erGs ioiroonboitaia.
tar, @trS Wtartbn 6iiller, no8tumit
tlfdIdiie$iG oifeuoeSIo 100000
mobingontouunuS maatinutIen.
SppEii iImoittoa 0trS 6uIler. eta
0uront er1Gn neiti Sea @dpSfin
tonSio pietlimGt bGnen pnboin fitn
bGlt oil beiOGn motfnsioan Duran
tim bltpipurrello Spnolulun l1tu
mosln lofafulln A p6iipGnC '91rs
8uller oil olllit l6Gforin maordpf-
ie$td boitnmusia motfnlla nett;
Gnpsfio ia oil tGm6 iuuttlrnut ioi
roonboituiottorelleeu iiitG, firn tG.
MA oil nnotiult neitiG noubotto-
moan lGGt1rin mGGrGpfiiG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-22
SrOtsfD menettanpt
uirfanla
Rumurnnisti-tpluerit mabOOlliiesti
erpttalpot Srotstpn pOis pnOlnecs-
taan.

ilan.
N1ostopaSto ~glSIociote0 TreSS"
miti5toimiSton fairtto tiiStaino Ina
III tieto tertoo, cttG 8enGidn fonl,
mltnistipltolireen fe8tllSfomitea OIL
erottanlt 2eon Grotsfpn poiS nal
Ionfllmoutielliicn iOto neitWoSton
GinlieSipiraSta. Grottunlincn toimi-
tettiin iGneStptiellG, iolloin 90 luoa
ii erottomisto ia 2 oil postoul
SrotSfp ei olltt totoufIeSin mn
fona. San nGbtnuGSti tGiitti meltct.
t6neen poifrtr$moltunlo cntiIen 10
iueriioutfonio eoeSlG, 5tnIinuL
Sinolpieffin ia &nmcneifin jobtoc8-
ia bGnen poshlstoiiuun ia Iifli
SGn main tirjeelliie8ti oil eOustettll'
no tofoutiesio, ilmoittuen tofOutieS'
ia poisioolonin ippfii ioiruutenIo.
Trotsfp, io1fu npfpilestG Olopoitos-
to on innomaIeboiSid oIIut lticullni'
fla tietoio, OH tGmGn ipiimeiiimn1n
tieoon mufoon Iep6ilcmG8id erGGsI1
Nogtopon IoitofuupunQiu fortono8-
Ia.
Eieoon mufoon ubtno Srotipa
mp0sfin puoIueesto erottarinen
joliet ban mutoonnu ptoIueen ops
piIulrntnon ia litolpu bp0ttGpfits.
2d6n Ieninismi1 poStaon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-22
@utti IGifGnen fommnniSticu pre-
Observation-Disclosures.

SouIuf. 10 b. SeIiinoisi6 pioe-
tbsId SeIIinain "iGricstpneioen tno-
I6istcn poboittopono fpibmns pre-
iiocntir nooliSto. Sophutno Cboot.
fuino ciitcttiiu 8. @. auniiiucu ia
W1otti 8GiiGnen. Rofous oictti pf.
iiemricIiicsti niimcfiimoinitltr "ioTio
Iististen tboIdisten ia picnpiIieIi.
jain preIioentticbooffoafii. atten
'titnnettiio, on BdiiGnen porbaiIInon
fGr'imGSiG b1ncIIc t,iomittuo nan
FcuSrnnenistusto
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-22
llnii 'alfObOlistien paranmstapn.

@rt pitoliIIa noailmao opat IGG-
f1rit fofeilleet DDpnotiSmin maifll.
tusta alfoboIiStei6in ia tulotiet o.
not monaSti olleet poremmattin
titin on ointhl ooottao.. Monesia
iirureSio iaironlasiafin OH 10 otettlt
tnptant00n tGmG lutIi menettelpta.
pa. 8iimefIi OIL 9flotiisio tiinnitet-
tn oiioan bliomiota ia foteiItutin
iilI0. Seafii oIfoboliStio oietettiin
b1pnoOttiien tGIitteIpn oIoiietii. Su-
lSct oIilpot bbpGt. &oinen fGiitte-
Inn alqiicno oIlut on piOattdptpnpt
oIfoboIiiltOmiSto tofo wuoben toi-
nen punli muotta.
Rllotiisia onfin GstettGin berGtct
IN tpipnpS, ettd foitfi poruntoIoi8-
ia oIelpot benfil0t olistettaiiiin bpp-
noottiien fIiittcIpn oIoiiitii. @bbo-
tllS nGpttGG lnolunnfin fonnotusta.