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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-02-05
GORTNER

Mr.. Elwood Schlossnagle spent the
weekend at Accident where he was
a guest Of relatives and at which
place Mrs. Schlossnagle is also Wis
iting.
Mr.. Samuel Beachy has been rather
i'll with an attack of neuralgia.
Mr.. Daniel Petersheim is on the
sick list.
Miss Edith Ream spent the week.
end with home folks at Loeb Lynn
Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Slabaugh and
daughter Anna Virginia and Misses
Bridget Maroney and Emma Burk-
holder visited at Mr. P. P. Gortner's
on Sunday.
Mrs. John Hoff has returned to her
home from East Liverpool, Ohio, at
which place she had been on visit
to her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Welch and Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Welch motored to Ac-
cident Sunday where Mrs. Paul WEIGH
will spend the week with home folks.
Mr.. Forrest Gortner spent Thurs
day evening at the Sunnyside grange
hail demonstrating the radio, which
was enjoyed by large audience.
Mrs. L. J. Swartzentruber of near
Greenwood, Del, formerly of this
place, who recently suffered a second
stroke Of paralysis, is quite ill at the
present time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Spoerlein and
family were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. D. L. Swartzentruber.
There will be church services at
Gortner Saturday evening at 1880
o'clock and on Sunday morning at
1890 o'clock, to be conducted by Mr..
John Groves, of Greencastle, Pa. You
are invited to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Memo Beachy and
four children and Misses Elva and
Ada Christner, of Oregon, are Wis
iting Mr.. Beachy's relatives and
friends in this community at this
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Swartzentru-
Der and sons were among the Sunday
visitors at Mr.. S. j. Lichty's. A large
crowd attended singing at Mr.. Lich-
tvs Sunday evening.
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purchased a Nictrola.

purchased a Victrola.
Miss Grace Brenneman, principal
of Paradise school, spent Saturday
and Sunday with home folks here.
Lloyd Brenneman and Hayward
Custer spent Sunday afternoon at the
Bernard home.
Mrs. James O'Brien and family and
Mrs. Daniel O'Brien, ST., visited Mr..
and Mrs. j. T. O'Brien, Sunday.
Mrs. 4. Baker and family attended
Sunday school here Sunday afternoon.
Quite a number Of the young peo-
pie of this community have been max
ing use of this snow by sleighing.
Mr.. Irwin O'Brien was in our COM
munity last Sunday evening.
Some Of the young men of the COM
munity were visitors at the home of
Alfred Lohr on Sunday.
Misses Vera Mason, Ellen O'Brien
and Leona and Fannie Bernard were
Visiting Miss Myrtle Lohr last Sun
day.
Howard O'Brien has been enter
tanning many in the community with
musical selection on his new player
piano.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-02-05
OAK GROVE
sec Gesea9es4Geeeaeeelssseg

We have been having quite bit of
Geld weather recently. On Wednesday
the thermometer showed 80 degrees
below zero, the coolest we have ex-
perinenced in a number of years.
Miss Ruth Foreback has been Wis
iting her sister for the past week.
Mrs. George Harvey and Miss Gre
ma Moreland were visiting Mrs. Duck
worth on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lee are the
happy parents of a son.
Quite a number of the people of
this community have been attending
the revival meeting at Gormania.
Mr.. Russell Harvey is attending
school at Gormania.
Mrs. Laura Harvey was in Oak
land one day last week on business.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-02-05
DEER PARK
FEBRUARY SONG.

Though my days are chill and drear
Though my trees are bare,
Though | have no bird to sing
Nor blOssomed cloak to wear,
Yet the King of Hearts chose me
For his Valentine
Said the Feast of Love should fall
On a day of mine.
He has given me a crown
Made of golden darts;
He has decked my somber gown
With Loves crimson hearts
June's the month of brides and roses;
Dull December shines
With the Yule logs ruddy burning
l have Valentines!
Come, then, lassies; come, then, lads;
Mines potent spell;
If you want a lovers charm
| can serve you well.
Valentines all gold and crimson
Seem such little things;
Let me whisper: June owes me
For her wedding rings!
From all accounts the grounding
failed to see his shadow this year.
Mr.. Andrew Shartzer, of Oakland
visited our town on Monday.
Mr.. C. H. Merrill, of Altamont, was
a caller in our town on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Carter, of Oak
land, spent the weekend with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Walter, in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashford King and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Hershman.
Revival services closed here on last
Sunday evening with no apparent re-
suits Notwithstanding the splendid
sermons delivered by the Rev. VIM.
Anderson, the pastor of the M. E.
church. The Book says: "Thy word
shall not return to me void"
A number Of our people attended
religious services at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick Smith, near here, on
Saturday night.
Motion pictures of the World War
were shown Saturday night in the
Deer Park school building.
Miss Alice George spent Sunday
with Miss Lena Refs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-02-05
LOCH LYNN

On Thursday, February u, begin
ming at 700 o'clock, there will be
valentine social at the I. O. o. F. Hall
here for the benefit Of the Loeb Lynn
school. The school children, together
with some of the older citizens, will
render program. No admission will
be charged. Mrs. A. L. Biggs will
have charge Of the valentine post Of
flee. The seals which entities one to
send a valentine through the post
Office will be on sale at five cents
leach, the sender furnishing his own
valentine. The person receiving the
greatest number of valentines over
six will receive a box of candy. Ice
cream (home made), cake, candy
pies, sandwiches and coffee will be
on sale. In addition a set of cut
glass tumblers and boxes of valentine
candy will be given away at the par
ty. Everybody come and have jolly
good time
Mrs. Florence White Payne was re-
moved to the Western Maryland Hos
pital in Cumberland last Wednesday
for treatment.
Mrs. Messenger and daughter, of
Amblersburg, West Va, spent the
weekend with her daughter Mrs.
Donald Piercy, here.
Miss Elizabeth Leighton left here
on Friday for Frederick, where she
will enter Hood College as a student.
Quite large crowd attended the
all-day sale at White & Weeks store
on Saturday.
Baptist Church Notes-T. N. Den
ming, pastor. 9:45 a. M, Sunday
school; 6:45 p. NJ, B. Y. P. u; 7:45 p.
M, evening worship and sermon. The
prayer service every Tuesday evening
at 1880.
U. B. Church Notes, Rev. F. L.
Fultz, pastor, 1000 a. M, Sunday
school; 2:3O p. M, Junior Endeavor
in "Stories of China; 700, Senior
Endeavor. Prayer service Friday, at
1870 p. m.
The regular monthly meeting of
the U. B. Ladies Aid Society will be
held at the home of Mrs. B. L. Mar
tin on Friday afternoon, February 6.
Mrs. Della Moomaw, who lives over
in the Park, entered the Western
Maryland Hospital in Cumberland
last Saturday for an operation for
goitre. She was accompanied to the
institution by Mrs. E. 0. Fouch and
Mrs. c. F. Bell, of this village.
Misses Bertha Bell and Beatrice
Clary are spending several days at
their respective homes here.
The marriage of Mr.. George Sisk,
of Loeb Lynn Heights, and Miss Stel-
la V. Jones, of Christensburg, Va,
has been announced. The ceremony
took place at the brides home on
Saturday, January "a, at 200 o'clock.
Rev. and Mrs. F. L. Fultz announce
the birth of a daughter who was born
Thursday, January 29th, at the home
here.
Mr.. A. L. Biggs, who is employed
at Kempton, spent the weekend with
his family here.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-02-05

ployed at Tunnelton, West Va, sepnt
Saturday and Sunday with his fam
lily at this place.
Miss Auburn Nine, who is a stu
dent at the Oakland High School,
spent the weekend with her home
folks.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-02-05

Pythian Sisters were invited. Music
was furnished by members Of "Puds"
orchestra with "Pud" Fulk and the
saXaphone, C. L. Nine and slide from
bone, Edwin Nine at the traps, Mrs.
c. E. Hickerson at the piano. A lunch
was served after which leaders of the
Pythian Sisters and Knights of Pyth-
las gave talks. Under the leadership
of Chancellor Commander, Irwin
Neville, town councilman and cash
Ter Of the First National Bank a drive
is under way to round up older men,
bers and secure new members. Vic
tory lodge ownes several valuable
pieces Of real estate and a fine para
phernalia for degree exemplifcation.
Plans are taking shape to hold a Sc
ries of socials and other entertain
ing features.
Potomac Lodge, No. los l. 0. o. F.
held a degree exempIifcation Satur-
day night at Emmons Hall lodge
rooms. Owing to the business de-
preston the fraternal organizations
suffered depletions in their ranks due
to members moving elsewhere, as
business improved during the latter
part of 1924, the various lodges soon
started to recuperate and are now
commencing to flourish. The officials
of the Potomac Lodge are bending
every effort to place the lodge where
it was before the business depression
hit Bayard. The results of these eff
forts is shown by the fact that con-
ferring of the various degrees has
been going on every Saturday night
for the past four months.
The snow storm of Thursday and
Friday night with a high wind blow
ing during Friday night caused drifts
six feet in heights in some places,
blocking the locomotive tracks at the
mines of the Emmons Coal Mining
Company. Men were put to work
clearing the tracks of snow.
The members of the Potomac Ath-
letic club met Thursday with E. G.
Moan presiding Arrangements were
made to give minstrel show, plans
for rehersals to be completed Sunday
afternoon. A series of dances will be
given. Additional funds will be re-
quired to fill in the remainder of the
outdoor basketball field behind the
basket frames and wiring in the field.
The seating accommodations will be
changed and enlarged. Plans for the
community week are taking shape.
Mrs. Glen Layton, who has been
seriously i'll, is improving.
Miss Bessie Layton, who visited
her sister, Mrs. George Snyder, re-
turned to Cumberland.
Mrs. Mollie Blucker and son Nay,
of Morgantown, West Va, are visit
ing friends at Bayard.
Councilman Jacob Aronhalt is
progressing nicely at the Western
Maryland Hospital, Cumberland.
Rev. F. D. Cline and family are at
Elkins, West Va, for few days.
Robert F. Roth, general manager
Of the Emmons Coal Mining Com
pany, has returned to Altoona, Pa.
VIM. H. Krail, Jr., Consulting Elec-
trical Engineer, has returned to Phil
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-02-05
MEADOW MOUNTAIN
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIITIIIIIHIIIIIHI

We have not been in the public
print for some time so l thought l
would send a few items to The Re-
publican for publication.
Miss Ella O'Brien, of Mutton Hol-
low, has been visiting relatives in
this community for the past week.
Fred. Lohr has purchased player
piano and Mr.. Harry O'Brien has
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-02-05
BAYARD

Victory Lodge, No. 238, Knights of
Pythias Wednesday night had the
best and most we'll attended meeting
in three years. After the business SEES
sion a social was held to which the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-02-05

FOR SALE-Three Art Garland
double base burner stoves. Apply to
Allen S. Howell, Oakland.-Adver-
tisement 46-tf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-17
Dbbpsluultuin luGfilnfit,

9nllitufien julfniiemaSia tieoon
nnnosia ilmoitetoan ettd OboDsipal
tain lu1fil4lfit oil iDDSfl1tn 1 p:nd
tGnG ipuonna 114,340,000. SDps
fiuln eniimGiienG pGirp6nG wuon.
no 1924 orlpioitiin moan tp1tillt-
nun oIleen 112,922,OOO benfeG.
Spp8tlrun eniinS1iienG pGiuGnd
tGnG nuonno orrpioitiin roboa ole
man liitteellG toiffioan $4,7S4,-
024,000. SGbGn raboerGGn ei ole
luettl nittd rabnnGGriG iotfo o.
mat bollihtfien ro9nston tolletettn-
lpina eifG imposition niitG roboeriG,
iotfo olpot liittoballitltfien reIertpi-
ponfetsfn. SDDsfrun eniim6iien1
t6imGn1 1924 oil rabaa liiffeellG
foitfiaon $4,773,S7S,000.
&obao of ItifteeIlG fittoftn benz
fiIoG foboen iDDsflun eniimGiienG
pGipGnG $41.84. Canaan oifaon
e0elliIen1 tpuotend oil ro6oa Tiff
feell1 tutotin benfilG6 fob6en
$42.2S. s.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-17
SIuiucn ministries ampnnmt itien

Gurlm Sonomoin 8ooion fir
ieenipoibtoio iGmoittoo, ettG ipttme
f4tun Is p. omplti itieniG SIoujoen
piirin ministries gQtpor SreOrif
Gfroin 2ofari. Sopuus tefi poiffn
funnoIIa iGrfpttGipGn lpatflttlif-
len. geinliSnies 2ofori oil tltnnettlt
tGSmGlIiietii ia Iltotettoipofii nie~
befii. gtGrpi0n fibIafunnnn frl1l-
nnmolrti SireliuS ment beti to-
poutIeSto tie0on ioutunon poifolIe
pitGnrGGn torfostusto, mlttto bGner
ltiGninbollitrfielle tefenlGni1 ilmoi
tpficn mufoan ei mitGGn mojultiio
ole loptpnpt tuann omot aiint iGr'
ieStpfIeSf1. Stlenrirbon inn iGi
nGin ollen oilpon tGIittGntGtt0m1f
il. Rimismies 2otarin pfiitpiietth
robooiiot olpot flnnosio 9tinou 0
Ietettotpa iDp itiemltrboon Iiene
main oIlen GffinGinen nlielenb1iri0
fila ministries 2ofori on rpiirne-
uifoino oIlut bprpin bornnpubeiner
ief1 itieeni6 i1tlfeutlinut. SGn Of
ipntpnpt 8ooinsio ipuonno 1896
ia iGtti iGIfeenNi puoIiion ia futii
losto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-17
tSranfsin nfnrbaniilla OH belppU
fGriiG iuanfiluran8aistnStaun.

Ggicago - Yboel Duo6en olt.l
aan manfeuoeSio, 2oeb ia Seopolo,
nuoren Srantsin nltrbaajat, olpot
iaoneet iotleenfin belppototIet toi-
met rpanfilnSio
2eopolo joutui luonfilaon jour
0uttuaon tp0bon nantilun fenf1-
pinStolle ia tposfenteli tDopenttin
ia GGreSiG iellaiiello funnolln ett6
bGn pGGii tebtGpisiGGn plenemGGn
ia nDt tointii iomallaiiello oiaStol-
la fpnG fGOeSiG. ObtenG porboinr
miSto elinfolttiIistn lpan9eisto on
ban iiirrettD manbaSta tpottfilnsto
puteen pnnfilarofennllfieen Stote-
oilleen, iota pioet1Gn pbtenG tG-
man moan parbaiten rafennetltis-
ia ponfiloisto.
&oeb, iotu betfen oltuaor ipanr
fiIoSio, pritti nGpttGmGGn mteliiai
rolrben oireito, pnntiin fortanonlo-
foiiitjouffoon ia on iiinG tonnes
inon fGpttGptpnpt min bptpin ettG
on tpon iobtaiona.
Wolenlpitn m1orufoiiiin ei nGp-
ia pb0en muo0en ipanfeuoeSIaolc
moifuttoneen mitGdn fpbiilliiesti.
2eopoIbin pioetGGn ferrasioon moI
lipoltino fGpt0fieniG tofin. 2oet
ei ole pnriin Min tDDopttdiuG,
mutto molen1miSta pioet1Gn iilti
iouulloiSto buolta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-17
Wsiss Silmu WaGfi fnOIlmt.

9u[1itb, Minn. 0tiss Silnlo
@t1fi, if1 80 Ipuotto, joto itIern1tr
ban tebnpt SEQ Hifforainen Settle
RibcriItG onlpui crG1siG GuTutbin
botcllisio, nrisi1 0eisS WaGfi of
tDosid, fuoIi If. 9 p:dG mosten
DolIG 81 Iornn ioirooIoSIu, misiG
ban OIL buoiuiIIut eIdntGn ia fiioIe
man roioIGu Iiitd lGbtien fun bGn-
tG unlmttiin, ollen etittGinftu
miultdnon mime pGimGn oion bD
iuin beiffono. Soitorfiesto ei ole
tictoo tGtG firioittocsio. RT.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-17
Smatran mbrit.

gSf. 13 pGipGn iltona flo 8, ui-
foon 6pppGii jdlleen SSmotroor e.
rGs nuori neitonen. SSGlfeenlG ran
mol(e iGtti ban botun, tafin ia
fGIiloufln. &Giiloltfusta loptpi TO-
oistuS, annettu Gppne SunObergil
le, IefG fatii firiett1, ioisto toinen
moinojum Gi6ille Soroiiiin ia toi-
nen erGGlle routpnIle. StibiIle oioi-
tetusio firieesiG ionottiin, ett1
firieen firioittaio on mitme nitoi-
no oIlut berlnostlulrt ia t1tlIitt
Smotrolle ianutoan lobtua, iotd
oollot nGpttGpGt toriootpon,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-17
llnii picntG fufoa plelun antO tnlee
plan marttinOille.

gtep 0orf. 9lrneritoSio tltl-
laun ottamaan emf muooen alusio
fGpt1ntoon ltllsmallinen pieni auto
mobiill ionta Iulrin etuillr1S on
lima, ettd Ie fltlltttao goiOliinia
mGbGn; p6oellG gallonolla pGlee
500 MALTA. S1tG urtta ajonelt
lpoo foStepiSio tieoononnoisia fer
rotduh ett1 le trlluan ponenoon
emf ferrnn nGptteilLe ttLemon tnl-
men auomobiilinanttelpisiG Seem
y)ortiSio ia GbicogoSio ia llu1lta-
maSti mlutaIlatin. Sen molniSta-
Jana trlepot olenoon oetroitiloilet
outotebtaiIiiot.
G1nlG olo, jonfa mimi on g[us-
tin patnoo ninoostaan $50 pnlnnn
Stone on neIiiplinterinen ia fen be-
moswoimn rs. GporGrenfnioen
mitto on 26r312. 9luto moiOann
belposti iiiotton 90 tlHmon pitrt
iclle nlolle. lllfoaI1 on iiro la
punleenla me1lpG. gljoneumo on
Min nntaIn, ettG obiooio moi is-
tllimelta belpoSti foSfettao unata
t1oell1Gn. 8oiboelnitos on Ialnan
foltoinen tltin llutremmiSia nutois
iu guropaSia tGmGnIoiiio artoia
tlntotetoan olelpon fGntGnn0siG, ia
Opnt nmerifalaiiet otttotebtailijat
MT pGGttGneet, ettG aita on tltlISt
2lnerifallefin ottoo t6lloinen pie
noisfofoinen noirnolpaltnu utltottir,
fosfo IillG n1b6G1n oIetpan Goes
itiGn iilltret mnb0olliiitiOet. Sim
nosto ei toistoiietii ole ipieIG mi
t16n mainittr, noan lltultoiposti
OH ie oleno fo on ntllfatnen. Sel-
posti pGGStG1n IiIlG menenGGn 80
80 MALTA tltnnisiu. glutoia tll-
lee oIemnon iefG fubOen, ettG nell
iGn bengen.
@ritDilernnnin OIL tGrtG auto al
pttu motfuStuSto tporten faupun-
tipoifoiSIo ia misiG to9oniu fomo-
pintoiiillu teiGGG. G.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-17
GrGs lanImnto snomesta.

auStroliosia piOetDslG Seolofi
fem Seltron puoIifofoufIesiu lau
1ut tofoufien pubeeniobtaio, Gam
bri0gen Dliopistoslo ttttfintonic
iltorittonllt binbuloinen, Scr 6
SineroiaooSfn, ielrnnpnt buomnttl
mot Iottot Sucntestd:
"SSSotGIofin pienilld fonioilla OF
bbtpin li1ltri lobio annettoiuant
I1turenmtiIle fanioille. Stomelld
on iototn 6pnin buomottolpoo on
nettotpiSiq, ia ie on len arffitebtiut
risio. Sn mGGrGttDiG orffitebtlt1tri
ita tGlitpfiiG, jotfa te noitte talDn-
ia Suomesia, iotfa oipot fa90ennen
fpnunenennen mlloiiiaom maboolli
itiltfIien ilmaiiluniiiu - ltuiia a.
iotelattopojd 9roniittimoSluSio
SieIlG, bolpditienioni fGiitpfitd e
topoo ntiSi1Gn nnniollo @uropds-
ia; ia nina ntainitien tGmGn iifit
fosto me olentme taipupoilio ar
fposteIemann n1itii pieni1 tdnlolc
mG9nnerfitpfielliiifii, fun niilIG e
ole ortreiioito tai lotpoStojo, ia
ettpGt ne pibd ilntrtn GGnti monil
man aiipisio. Wfuttd joIlafin ia
p0o nc onot mooiGnnn iobtnwiu
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-17
Wtitcbelrin ipptOfiid
aletaaa tutfimaan
Somitea nimitettp huffman niitG
ibDt6fiiG, iOita OIL tebtD Sbennn
Spabin uancttunulnoen jobOOsta.


SylnaIoiuo Sbenanooobin omtet
tonllutoen ioboosto on ollrt litf-
feellG rosfaito ortposteluju onnetto
miu1stopoutien ipistG ia balIituflelt
ilmoihloIoston oiioin boioosto
&ritiiffiG on pIlGpitGnpt etupGGSIG
eipersti 8illiam Wdtcbell, 8ilWalt
feeSfo. Sept preiioentti Coolidge
on nimittGnpt fon1itean tlttfimoor
noito IgptofiiG. Ss.nitean eIimiebe-
116 tlllee toiminloon mara umIraol
90. $. SoneS, pIeiien luilpastotoi-
mifunnon eiin1ies.
&omiteo tlllee fotoontllmaon
2afeburSt' iSia, 81. s. mlttta fotout
fen TO fofoontuntisoifon ei ole tar
tenrrntn mGGrGttp. &onttteon eteen
tutil1toon epersti Wtitcbell ia bG-
Aen unletoan tooiston ipptOfienId
ioito bGn on tebnpt bollitltfier
miebiG wostoon Sbenonooobin on
nettonruuoen iobooSto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-17
Sanpnnfien parannntiiin ia fan-
nistamiliin tbrataam biliOuuu
0ullaria.

Chicago. II gtDfpinen tanian-
maltoiirruS on rinuennut bolua
mnon mDostin foatpunfien falrnis-
tamiSto ia taifin puolin pnronta-
misto. gbODSnalloiSia opot mltll-
tnnpot iioimmisto fauplngeiSta,
fltten Gbicugo, Detroit, Gleipelnn0,
&onloS Gitp, Ct 2ouis ia monet
muut toitpungit pdGttGneet teboG
ullOistust0itG pbteeniG biljoonan
ooIIarin ormosto emf tpnmenen
iprooen fltluesia. Gbicaeo pfiis-
tGGn tltlee tuluttnmaan $350,000,-
600 ia Detroit $3.50, 100000. 0e-
troitislo tuGluon fGpttGmGGn $61,-
100000 uuliin fouluibin ia foulll
tarpeiiiin. &otltjen lepittGninen
OH losfettlt mufiomon $S1, ,000F
600. Buistoien mltoooStnmiieen
tullaon tapttGmGGn $tt,OO0,O0O,
firiostorofennufiiin $3,000,000, 10
fatptenGriIoitofien parantamiieen
ia Ionientumiicen 100000 ool-
Ioriu ia Ioppu iummosto trlloan
fGpttGnGGn mltibin fo1pirngin pr
ranlrfiiin.
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yselia fnOllnt fplmspteen Sariiisia.


Saris. 9eeliG bentiloG, folme
miestG ia DtIi nainen, filolt ellen
'$eriiin faouillo fDlmppteen. Stiff
n0inen ilmonpaiboos oil atbeutta~
mt fuolenpnn tltleboatttofnollo
feubfot min pitaiiesti ettG aiian-
omaiiet tufebtltituat iiiben pait
faan.
2Gmp0rnittori on losfenltf blti-
mGaluasti pbt'Gtti ei ainoastann
RanstoSia, mnan @nglonnislafin
ia mluallo @uropnn moiSlo. u
icisin paitom OH iatanatt litmibill-
toleito paffolen teboesiG tltboja
muiuioillu ia beoelmGtorboisla.
Stnliaan ei fDlnDpS ole ltlottunltt.
Sieltd ioapumot matfailiiat oWat
ioutlneet ibnteiiiinid, berdttpGGn
iellrunmnna pGipGnG paifasta, mis-
ia IGmpomitturi oioitti 96 ostettu,
moiffo ie NATHALIE lGbbettGesiG of
oioittanut 90 ustetta pariosia.
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aaOutiiSiu ullnt lentOfUne IODmnDt.

"HuuIllSlu ullMt lcHIDtDHe lODIDnDf.
5nn 8rortciSco, GoI. - OItlr-
aon 8 mllorotdlittd to0ofiiSio, on
ObopSpoltolninen me0enoloinen H
So loptGnpt IahpuSton lentofo
neen Sgt-9 geo. In merilpirtuin
fnllofii merelle fuliettomono. 9en-
tpfone oil motfollo San Sruicis-
costa Sonniille ia oil pnfotettu
9aloliinin lopitttro losfeutuntoon
mereen. &oiffi milf lentofoneeu
objonino talpottiin bengiSlG, moitfd
tin oiiuon toifen toinorlo menett4
mGiiill6Gn ia G1rimmilleer ultpu'
neino. SeiltG oil foiffi ruofotor-
poet loppuneet 10 neliG pGipGG en-
nen lophnmisto. &erron etIinnGn
oifuno oItpot fooofiisio oIleet NIB
meet erGGn etiiiGlentofoucen ia fer
ran erGGn mntfllstojoloiman, mut
to beitG ei oltu buomottu 2ento-
fone on binnttu cradle Supoiin
iooriStoon flrulupolle pieneIIe ioa
reIle ia uupllnit ntiebisto iootettu
erifoiieen boitoon toipirmoon tontp
pnilustoon
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SuOmeu nntiiia
9inotiin finingasperbc iuieraillnt
SnumesIa.

8iime fuitn 81 pGipG iaapui
&uotin fltintaallinen ieurue Suo
meen, mnstalpierailltlle Suonen
preiibentin 0felonoerin pierailun
ioboosto, iontu bdn tefi teiGllG
9tuotiiin.
Gen iGlfeen fun Suomi on 9fuot
iistu lltopunut, ei Stuotiin frtninguS
ole fipnpt miernilullo SuonleSIa.
g8iinleinen 9tuotlin bnllitiiia, iofa
pieraili Suomesia oil fltninguS
&uStou as. &untugaS &uStoan
lpieroihtsta OIL f.tllmt 10 lifi p1o
litoisto lpuoiilataa,
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Snrffiniiet beittGfpGt tnrbaaninia.

Curtin preiiocntin, aenolin, fe-
boititfieSto ia bdnen eiimerffiGGn
ieltroten a[tonot titrffiIoilet ilut
rim jotfoin lllopin tltrbooneistaon,
folpnteistonn ia mliSto tlmnusner
filliiiStG pGGbineist11n. Wtiebet
fGpttGmGt bottuiu ia noiiet puoot-
tolpot mcrbon fuSmoiItoon. Genlu!
innoo molten noiSteu piinoonliien
io6timecn micstcn omopiiipDoestG
ia oboosmieIiippoestd.
0ip0sfin oipnt feIIot, iotto tG.
ban inoffu omot oioittonctt tllrffi-
loisten oifoa. fGGnnetpt muioell
Giuopon felloien fnnsio iomoon
oifoon. 9emolin poIitiiffo t6btGd
turtfiIoisteit Observation-Disclosures
miIecn min pnfeutlrntiiesio fnin
nmisIafin eI1ntdntopoisio.
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.Mbtpenniemi tbttGrineen pGGStet
tn luapadfii.

&uten oifniientntin on terrottii
tpongitIipot bolibhuifit joitotin
tuiiffojo iitten &luiomon Soiiiun
fbIGsiG Suomen puolello roiou bei
rtGtoisI1 oIleeR mnonpiljelijG Sits
toa 9lGtpenniemen foboen tDttGren
I'd fnnsin gtnttentrlin omot bolihe-
nitit Dopnlttnneet mongtut, iotfu
toloiimot <uiomon firfollc.
NioGtettpiG oil fob6eItu iGGonI(i
iesti. SeitG oil fuuIusteItu uIeom'
pio fertoio. 8oGibepitit oIirpot tab
toneet tietoin oIoisto ia toimeentit-
Iosto Sue11en puolello, roiomorti-
oston I1npusto, oiestufiesto pnros
totstd y. m.
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rSnOmcu lGbcmStO YuriIisIu.

lllfooiioin miuiSterion ioostoIib
teeri ". @uorimao OH nintitettp
IGbetpStoii6teerifii YoriiiSio ole
moan Suomen libetpstoon ipps'
fitSn 1 pst6 mtien. Somollo OH
icoStoii6tcri @uorimaolle mDonnet
IN toistoiiefii mirfoiuopolttu ia
5dncn iiiaiieficcn mGGrGttp libetbs
tonclmos S. SeIIItrom.