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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
@5S6S faiiuOstSOlGincu iua S2O,-
100000 pntentistaan.

Gan Syrancisco. 0bopspnita'n
Detoouutsoiteus OIL ruttoisIut t:ntlt
uuotto 'riibnnaIaiieno oIleen George
Campbell GnrIonin ia NnterIcan
Emelting ano Sfefining Gonpanun
poIilen riitoil,tul eniinuuiuitlnl 99
Udfli, Garipn on fopbd foilposllies,
uuatto OIL ban potcnttiIotinlies Wttl'
Ieriu ia fob0en rnbuntieben ti,fenIa-
no poinut fdu0d oifellttu, buteotleeil
fortpoutIen pbtioiltd, iotto Omat
tarttaneet bdnep fefiintodnid t'tpa-
xiulolmin iulutlltieslu.
@urionin pultfio OIL orlOiottu $2o,
100000. Golnos oia liitd nlenee
lofimiebelle. Mpostin ionoo @arlon
fortpoaluanio upuStuionin ragot
forfoineen, nuttto CT tictGnu1nid, rlt-
ia tetee Iopltillu milioorillo. Sotht'
neena vfiinfertuiiccn cIindGN jn
,nirostamiieen Ell Gurion rponno
nmmSrtdmdnid miten eilGa mlllltton
efintapoiuun min, eta rroiii fipttdn
auomottoluompoa ruboh'mmou bp.
uGfleen.
gorion oil tebnpt fetiinnon mi.
Tttoistaa iuuottu iitten, uultta iooniIl
file poter,tin ruoStu N. 1919, iol.
Ioin ban oIotti oifelloenfGpnnin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
llnii maanuilielNsiibtceri ielittGd
u6ielmnanIn.

Sreiioentti GooIiogen biIjattain
ipirfaanIo nimittGmG moanpiljelpS-
Iibteeri gSiniom &c. Soroine on
biIiottain pit6npt pubcen Dbop$'
gpoItoin Observation-Disclosures,
iolloin ban ianoi NJ. NJ. ieuraamoa;
"glmerifon bpwimuolnti on rip
p,uoineu ien p66elinfeinosto. iofa
on munmuiljeIpS", lanoi tri Sor.
bine. "SSofainen meistG on riippit-
muincn iiitd. gfii oIiu OH, iotn tOi'
NON oStllc8loni mdunpilielpSiibtee
rim toinleem ia ie OIL etto olili G
nenlmGn pbteistoiminton mounmiIje-
Nsolucitten liitenliesten ia fallpln
filotSten liifeniesten lp1lilld Gn
ole fosfoun bopoinnut C6iStDstG III
nd, ioSIo tpinen foettaa fobIebtio
toistoan.
"WtoonwilicliiGin tGptpp moIlotu
cnla oicinunio morftiroiIIu boIipcn.
toafIcen mnpntifuStmnltfiia. &uhlt
toiut cnpGt moi mofioo len forfeam
bio bintoio nloomuiiielnStiot;eiSto,
uit1 bc mt mosiolpot oStomostoan
libo$to, leilpGStG ia mti8to cIintor
peistaon.
~;9nluoiiin ett6 mounpiljelij6t
iuiIiipot torlpiticnonio ia boluomon-
ia objmtfiet tuoreina, iilloin FUN 6e
niitG torpitiemot, eim6tfG iittcn mos
ia finn torme on OFF. EiSid on iono-
malebbiSt6lIG hnmd tiGoiiluls poIme
lufien antomiieen Mnanpilielij6in
fuifillo ierouilIo t6ptp0 tietGd fuin-
ia, tosto ia mitG on porhointu iS-
ti,ttoa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
lrniin naistcn tuffomnuti.

Moitfetu luliin noiSien hiusmnotI
ei pIe cnGG Il. I. polffotiiftn, loaon
"gtontittfa", iofu mtoti on nGind
p1ipinG uIfonut iGriid 2ontoon
noi6tcn pGitG pbG taIhlmnrafIi.
Gltffo Ieitotoon lDbpetii tuin po.
iiI(o, oirpon nmpGri pG6n, mieluint'
min iiteu, cttei iG6 pbtd6n fibnro0
toi .biuspoimuo fortpilte, iotfn iote'
t11n oitpon poIiaifii. Slifon OH IL
iGtIi oItolpo pGIftpipGn iiIeG, Min
ettci oinoofann biits ole fobollo,
Sotto tutfo oIiii fctin mtoltu, f6Dte'
tdGn mGGr1ttomG8ti bhtspoioetta ia
.DIibjG.
SoiStoiiefii Iicuce 2ontoosiofin
tilIoisto tonaloa tutfalaitetta toDt'
tGmien noistcn lltfltmG6r1 tperrot-
tain pieni. SSa itie portrrit f,nIii
spot pddtnon puotstelleil olIIaluuH
nufoniu iporoihttiin tdlIaiicn tifon
f1bttGnliie8tG noiiiIlc, ioiIla ei ole
critt1in picuct ia iieipGt fnriuot le.
fi mpittecttomot ia eritt6in i66nna
Iiiet foSpnupiirtect MiesmdiIp9oen
poiStulniicfii iosioin mdGrin t6std
@ton tifoSto iiioiiteIIoun mpcsfin
noiiiIIe, iotfo felIoiien oWot bDluGf.
ipneet, ettG be fGbttdiiitu6t pientd
founcltSpilffilo poiemmosio posfes.
loon, oinotin iLtoiiin. Sitenb6n moi
ou6ofiuipo mooiImo beIpommin e.
roittoo mp6sfir toulitnoior ia bG
men ditiniG toiiistoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
Sn5tt0mgnS fGN SapumisIn n6fuu
iuufii.

Eofio. Epottomien Ioumot ga
pauiSiu ugpot ioneen iullret ia nGpt-
t1tu1t DbG fospopon. BiroIlisten
tieoonuntoien mutoon on tp0tt6nlien
hlfllmGGrG foiffinan 100000.
SoIlitu8piirqiSiG Ielo8tctoan, cttd
lpoitto GnGlonniSio on tpottonlien
Ilfirm1GrG ii,urempi min iiltifd1n
iieuG ei tiIonne n6Dtd Min ubtoa'
lunltn. @nolomlillu on iiirtonnita.
ioibin ic moi purfon liifofonioittu-
miSto, iotopoStoin SSopmlilln ei
icnIaiIio ole. 5iirtoloiilutS 'SoponiS
ia on estettD mclfcin toiffioIlc. u
ten tpottonpDstilarnc on SoponiSio
turiin, mitG miSiG0n oio8Io moo
paIloa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
SnOmru nntiiia
Snumulainen firiulliInnS SafIasIn

OleenIG firioitetoan Supmesto q.
lceniG ia iuomaluiiesto tiriolliinu-
ocSta crifoiicSti SatiusIa bpwin
poljon. @tcntin SRiiucn "SeitIem6n
luclicSt6" OH berGttdn6t mitd fun.
rintu 6ltomiota. "0eutscbc 9tunos.
cbalu" piinc nunlerosTn tefee tri
&arl Eion0er bDluin perinpobioiIes.
ii Iclfoo ilpnluIuilcsta firioIIiiuu.
0rSta 20nnrotistu alma nDfDpGituiin
iootfo. &irioitlt5 OH laaoittl bppin
mn0t6mieliIeen i1lpDpn iuoiffei iitG
i6on iofa fannultn iootafoon pitdG
tdpIin pGtclpGnd. sc. IT. OH tSimo
@ronen ioanlt bpmin buomottalpon
poiton, fun firioittnjn toos ei nan
tllntclpon SocI 2ebtoien ttotannon
tirfeint6 oIao lopettaen fotIoltfienio
"WtorffinoiIIo iorion iImeStpmi,
leen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
Guncfirjpittaiatnr tnOmittn iuartGn
Sesta.

0cliin9in roostrlponoifeuS TITO
mitii Observation-Disclosures gl9oo Cecilia
&sterllubin folmnSfertoiieStn mar
folbesto 4 mn furitlSbuoneron'
0oistltfIecn iefG menettdmGGn fam
Ioloishottmnilfienio 6 w:tii. 8,
iofo oil ollut fa1tppioS SSoIef 2in6e,
rim polpeIuficSio, oil waroStomtt G.
iimie6elt61n foufnito ia nobtatopo'
roito bbtceniG 10000 MIN orpoS'
ia. SitGpoitii ban oil tebnpt linuot,
tontia nnostufIio folmesio mppmG-
lGSid S:giSIri. Sra 2inOer ei iuooti'
mt uostuilto Mi S:lIe. @oroste'
ilsto toluuro8to OH ctIttp6oinSto tot
mitto,u,t It,tren oiun tnfaiiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
>SIiIaOilisia tebOdan
pnbOistaSta
SieltoIatiluirfailiiat luausinReet 80
henfilGG fieltolnin rifromilesta.

Siime iltnmtntain aitonn tetim1t
Sllinpi5iSin liittoballitrttlen fieIto,
lain iunlmoiat pGdlliff0niG CHARLES
8. SurielIin iobooIla atti rpnnG-
t0n ipaltion turpernoorin Gen
iSmullin fotitmtntiin @onfafeen jos
ia toinlittiguot tartostutiet folmesia-
fpnlnIeneSiGtolmeSia poitosIa, iosia
on ionottu tlultariiuG6ri1 utppopn
pGfijuontio. GtiintGretfeen otti oIoa
65 tieltoIufiaiiamie9tG ia iuilpot be
ndfiiuomiu 81. poifasta ief6 nan
gitinpot 80 DcnfiloG iuGfiitomien
bollu8inan pit6nliieStG, mppmistd
ia tarjoilcnliicSta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
SSnlfiIet titnLftufict.

GoIolpoIlqn preibcntin mime
ntoonontaino mobuigtamon lain
nufaon iitItiii&ta flntIutltfii8tn, io-
ia Iofi fltlcc nouonfettopofii emf
beinGf. p:$tG, ei tmlufrtfiio ia
ticOonontojo, iotfo mt olpot hlettn-
luot firfoi8io laorilatlloliSta, cn1d
;uIiStctu iillG tutpoin maon nc on
portopo nGbtGmdtii jpfniieSin fun-
naSio mortanaSten nldGrGttppn pnif
fuon ripuStettoluolle ilmoitrStolllnl
lc. minimum mainitpsiu lniSia ia
it'd tdnocntGpGSi1 oetlfIe8io bel-
milf. . plt6 1925 torfenmin idd0c
t1in. Sit1 lporten ttlec NJ. NJ. fun
nunpoItiutSton moalla mG1rGtG a
ilttilsfeSfutiesio olerpd poiffa, jcbon
ielloincn illpittstai.lll on rtplstet-
toipu ia fllntien bblpisI0 oioin en-
hcn bcin6f. l pGiipdh 1926 bonftiu
IopimauittaiIet iIugstuStntlut 0tai
nitit lofi ia oietts iiiGltomot mpoS
mtita iGGnn6fiid, ioibin flmnon mi
rononoisten on Ipptd tlltustlto oioiS
ia eunen moinithto mG6rGpdimGG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
SSlu on bnlsariGluinen mimi.

ytorlon pantaupltlltl StrlStlonld
OIL tGnGn muoOeu oIusta tnas ia
mo tllin mifG ie oIi iup. 1047--
1924: Oslo. S1ndn nimen ontoi
lille OIopi $DbGn ipeli tlllinaoS
Sarnlo SorOroaoe. NorinlaiIet o
nat bofenect iclitDSti t1lle ponbols
le nimeIIc ia fun fpnrnoo ielitp8td
OH oIlllt lpaiteo IoptGG, min on nor
iuIoinen oppimlt 6. Sleiscber fdon
TINT Nllgarionn Sofion pliopiSton
puolecn tieoustellen, eifo tdn,i nj
mi ole perGiiin IloaluilniIiStn tteliSs
t6, finn noinittl 9torjon titnlngoS
olesfeli 8aIfonilln enner tuntntnut
Il tuloaon. 8ulgorlolaiiet proTeslo'
rit Gonep, Mlaoenob ia 8ldtorltt
ottiluot aiioSto ielip6n ia tllltipat III
hen t,llofIccn, cttG Osln on bul9a-
rioluinen mimi. Seio6n mieiipttee-
IeenI6 ogput pbtpneet mDoStin mot
nittu 6. GSleiscber ia rltotiulninen S.
0obioion. SofiuSio ilme8tpmdSlo
IeboesIG "5pOboOna &ctSb" IT. II
pnd iaIuiStuSiu firioih'fieSio tet'S
brof. 3tuturiti l6benmin Ieltod .@a'
rolo S5ororouoen cIGnd$tG ia ololt'
+oo. ettG Oslo iobtun bul9arlnIal'
,er r,,btinottoren OSIapun nti'eSfo.
SoroIb of nimcllG gtoroortf ipp.
to83--tO48 bpIanttiIuiieSio loto'
pulpelutiesiu ia oli Iabetettp p'a'
ecSonioon ia @ulGoriunn tl't'S'u'
r,oon fopinoa. 5iclld ban tnhI@tl''
IL rofost,i muinittuin ripfula''u'
rccu. gsaonti,unisiu bnlIitlt llllOn'
Opifoe[ A Nopblogoniulolncn' 9u''
ooriou tIoarin Somucltn poionp0'
ian, tIouri ojobriet Stnoon'trin Po'
ian. r,tbtinus 95ietori 0ellanl1l jon
SoIIn nliluot bulguriulntiet rubin
ucet fopinoimuon 9piontion mnl'oo
mostoo. 0briOojdrpc1' luonn loo.
-rro,+ti Sorulo motion, otti Yletor'
9elionin ia bdnen iiiarenio OSlooon
monotfIi ia mel beiNdt &onSto'F'ilo.
poliin. iSiellG ban rofnsti't toipnSt'
0slolpoon ia INN ban 10. lo4' pa
Ioii gtorioun ia tuIi funinfoutll ol,
toi bGn pGdfoupungilleen nimetl'
Oslo. ifllistuttncn tGten bnlGorioIal'
fen rubtinuttoren ninen. 9pNontf'-
loistcn froniffuiu mltoon oil SSla-
lpo bpuin fullnis neito. ia 9oroIo
SorSroooe rofusti hdntd uSto!ll'eSf'
fltoIemuotia osti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
9aiiuOsnGrit bunSuttn.


NPodnontaina bouoottiin SuIli-
uunisIa, ynO. ne 81 fniiposmiesten
rluuiit, iotfa 'ielIG luiime perian'
tninu ioirhtitpot fipibiilifoipctiesia
tnpobtitneen fooiitrGiGb6pfIen ub'
reifii.
SulIiluan folntin pleincu iDDttd'
ia gtorniol g. Sorris on toinlitto'
nut tlttfimufien rGidb0ofien iubteen
ia iountienio tietojen nllfoon IL
moittoo usfomonio, ettG rGiGbops
oil mo6info, iostu ei fetdGn tuoioa
oIcttoo gipptteeieen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
&uOtlin rntinen pdd=
miuistcli fuOllnt
Sialmar Srantins, tunnettn iciin
'liSti, fnrli tiistpinn.

StuotIin entinen p1Gnlinisteri.
$iolmar 8rantinD, tllo!i 'Stoct9pl
mosio, 9tliotiiSio, luiilne tiiStairc
$uIebous telbfoisin oi6c,ltti tuo!er
man.
8rontina ipntpi StoctbolmiSIo
morroSf,lun % y. 1860. 9dnen l.
ldnid oil t:ri e. IS. 9rnnting, 0!i
spisteIlut llpialon pIiopiStQSio.
8ranting tlmnettiin eteW1nG lpdl
honliebenG, talousOpin tllntijuno ia
tie6cniebenG. &eteliinia malta Il!
Totnaille NINA 1882 ioi banct foS
fetutIint ioiiaIiSuil fanSIu ia POI
lottuoun fotimaobonId b1n antolttlll
soliittilelle ololle eoustnen ioiioltSs
tista talousoppia. gnIin bGn toimit
ii "Sioen" .ilimistd ioiialisttlebted
ia mDobentnin iiirtpi @SoIioIoemo=
frotenin" poImelufleen. B:na 1889
pongitttin neIiG ianOtim Ie9ocn toi-
u,ittaioo, niitten joufosia npostin
Bronting.
8iine tamnlifinin "a p:nd
8rontinq eroii pGdministerin tot
nesta ia iGtti paiffuniu ie1'ronjnl-
Ieen M, 5onolerille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
9atniunnnnu fnliettaiat rbOstcttN
Snpcrior'iSIa, isis.

8iime iimnlntoiponn puoIenp6n
nifnro, fun neutrality-suspicious. ia
trnuoiuui inopui pGdoiemoIIe Snpe-
riorisio, tiiIi pour,ntn fotii rustpoo,
iotfo repoImerienio omuIIo pofoitti-
mot lpoitnun fonOutto6rin ia moot.
torinlieben Iosfeltumoon pitfGfIecn
polinin IouttioIIe, ia tin miebet
totteIituot fomeirtoo, rospot iueifu6t
ntiesten robnt, ioito BELLA iatti,i 0,
Iemoon main $50. @csipot bddiipdi
pofoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
%rciScntti 9iucOluin mnr90njan
6anta OF mt tie6psIn.

Chicago. gnerSti Games Sd-
milton 9aDioion entiren 127:n iGl
totpGritpfmentin tonentoin, jofa on
oItlt 10 fufiitoistn tpuotta iofeona,
OIL iuiimeinen niistG miebist6. iotfa
olpat tienneet, miSi1 preiioentti
9bra6am 2incolnin mllrboaian
@ilfeS 9oot6in rlimlis on bolioot-
tuna. EGrnG on ollut ialuiiulltena
flutIifpntmenti ipuotta. @iperSti
OobibIon on mt fuitenfin ilnlrittd'
nut ialoiiultenlo orlneiion lalcpos
liiIi.oiuston pGGllitolle, iofn ei enod
ole pitGnpt IitG iGtlptt6miIen artpois
Ienn, ipoon on ontarllt ZEN inltiHiit'
teen.
@iperstt 9obi0Ionin tieoononnon
nulfoon OH 8ootbin rultmiS hon'
oottlt er1Gn TortsmoittbiSio oleiuon
morastobuoneen fellarin LATHAM al
le. ippGGn bnutoon. 9ln rtumiS o.
Ii iinne bouoottlt poleltiin ie bd.
poIla ia p66lle pontiin fafffio iH
moato.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
NsuSfulpon la6ctnstAS 9LaiiOsiu.

9ontooloiIen "Obierberin" mt
foon pn usfpnnolliieno perIoonollt'
Iiutena min tlmnetht intiolainen
fonIaIIilen Iiiffeeu iobtoio Mabntma
@ouobi Ioomtt Itosfoipolto futinn
ioobua 8enGjGIGc tlltustumoon len
ihonneoloihin. tSomoIlo fertoo fun
g9enGi6n eoustojo 9erIinisiG ioottoi
perille t6m6n futIliM ban iInoitti,
eta patti motforoboio foInioS Sn.
ternatIionoli oIiii ualmiS mpontS
mG1n huomottonio opilroboio bro
pooonootpotG portcn Sntiosio. 81
iafii pubrittiin crifoiicn menaIiiS'
itGmooloiIen ieurotl perltstomi'cStn
gSeuipostu. .8enGidu hinnetilfli tete-
milefli i6dsIG, iobon ieuroon @nno-
hin oppiIoioen iImoitettiin oIemon
crifoiIen teriuehtIleito
gse, iotfu tilntctpnt @unobin tinfi'
mGttomGfii' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Fl omon IiiffeeniGfir fesfiuioesio.
ornoorpot, eta bGncn ,pnstoufieniu
f,,Ii ulcmoon fieIteinen. SSprfin ticG.
tonic bdn perusteIi piittoomolIo
wGfiiuoItoiiiuitiiir ia
heio6n usfontoipoinoonio
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
sSnSnStrinlistin iuastaan nostettn
painufannc.

Duluth, Minn. 8intonisIn,
@tinn., oiumo gars SiIoa @onni-
nen OH nostomtt SnSustriuIistio
mostoan $4,000 pobineontorwoits
intun. s. ys. @:n ddnentonnattu-
joSio oil ferrcttu crGG8iG &intonin
poiffofunnon firieesid iopimnttomoS
ii 0trs @onuiien ia bGncn nieben.
ia lubteiSto, icfG beioGn la,bteistoon
murbo.niioon io&to @tr %omircn
OIL luonfcuoeSio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
Snrfti tnlee ottamuau uian aieistnts
len roiuitusfunfcrcnsIiiH.

9lngord, Eurffi. - Slmnitetaan,
ettG Curtin bollitrs on pd6tt6npt
bpmdfIpd file @oniainliiton bollin-
noltd lti6ctetpn flttlim, tlillo Otto-
aloon oioo @enelpagIu piOettduddn
oieistlfIcn rojoittnnisfonferensiiin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
gturmi mlce inufiemunn Sctruit'
isin.
Sctruit.

0etroitisto ioopumlt iGbfoionomo
fertoo, cttG @ticbi9onin 9ltbIetic
llnio on on1istlullt ionmodn Eoo-
mo Nurmen lupo,ltlmuoon jitotic'
moan iieIIG mooIiSflum 10 pn1.
@iIpoihit piOetGGn Getroitin GoIiieil
miSio ia opot fiIpoiltoiuot motfot
/ ia 2 moiIio. Wtitito bitomottolpio,
iilIoin Oetroitiin filpoiIemaon inor
punio ltrbeiliioito, omnt 9titpla,
Hop ia Sobn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26

9erIin. - BreiiOentti ebertiIle
tebtiin IT. 90 b. onnistunit nmpiiuc
len Ieiffaus. BoItiofonsleri 2i,tber
boitoo preiioentin tuirfoo gberttn
foirouoen oitono, fiiten peristisIoit
m61r1GipGt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
g(iestnficn observation-disclosures

Sonomole6bct tietGmGt frrtoo. ct'
ia mooiImon ituriuoItoien oietOn'
ferensIi tiiIec pioffcin fofoontu'
moan @oibinatoniin
cSos monbot merritt pitdmdt pntt'
fonlo, min mouiImon toto CT Gle
foufdno.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
SrUtSfiu fnnnnttniin tnOmitann fnO.
lcmaan.

"RoSta" iImoittuo, cttG moIIon-
unconstitutional OIL t,omirmut fuo
Iemonn fob0eflon Wtostopun luoruS
ipdcn objonjoo, jotfo eiipGt ole tGpt,
tGueet m1GrGpStG oinnotoSta fofOllf
lin SrotSfio maStoon.
GS6etnn toiioiinlIiiellc jobtaialIe
Oicribinsfille on onncttu tebt1n1fii
Iootiu luetteIot prnailen nrmeiion
ia Ioilpnston rispeisid oleipistn
tro8fiIaiHSto 9tiinfliit SSt6meren
loimaston fomiSiorin Sofin. icIon-
teo8tu f61 ielpille, 9Stdmeren loi.
postoSiu OH enemntdn tltin 60 pros
trotsfiIoiiio. Seiodn eiiintpiniienId
mo6ooaiiituttn pelGtddn, fosfo loi-
mnStr OIL bpp6fipnpt pGGt0SlouieI-
man SrotSfin oboistnuiSta mas.
toau. @tnston meren GoiluoSton TO.
niSiorin Sontiers6onSfin ontonon
icIonteon mtfoon WtltStm mcren
lnipnSton nliebiStD OF meltein bf.
iinomodn Trotsfin fannottojio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
lInIi pOliittimcn pnOlnc pcrnstettn.

@OiStnSnieIiiilIG eli 2oGclletten
fannottaiilIo on oGlrt eOustojofo'
fous ebicososio ia totoiif'csio hc'
tpdfipttiin objeImn ionta nuttcon
,niIi puoIuc tuIIoon Reriistoaoon.
RoniaIlinen eoustoiofofcus tilloan
pitdmd1n mnohennlin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-17
Grade A Milk Bill
Statement of NJ. p Fl. A.

Every voter in the State of Maine
Is urged to give thoughtful considera-
ton to the provisions of the so-calIed
Grade Milk Bill" in a statement
issued today by the Maine Public
| Health Association.
This law-which in effect is a law
TO enforce correct labelling of an inn
portant food product-was enacted
at the last session of the legislature
put is to be passed upon at the spec
lal referendum election to be held De-
cember 7th," continues the statement
from the Maine Public Health AS
ISOLATION.
For the protection Of American
homes where milk is purchased by
the bottle for family use and espec-
ialy for young children, it has be-
come the general custom to label the
milk-usually on the cap of the bot
tle--with certains terms. designating
the grade or the quality of the con-
rents or the bottle. Such terms as
"Pasteurized," RAW" Grade A."
Certified" etc. are used.
TN certain sections, milk produce
ers are supplied by their dairy sup
ply houses with milk bottle caps
which have been imprinted with
terms which purport to designate the
contents of the milk bottle so used.
Ihe Maine law-the provisions of
which have been suspended. pending
the special election on December 18th
provides that no milk shall be la =
beled and sold as Grade A" milk un-
less the contents of the bottle and the
dairy producing it conform to the
standards of the United States Blu
reau of Animal Industry for Grade
A" milk. There Is nothing in the
law which prevents the sale Of milk
OF other grades providing such milk
Is not labeled Grade A."
with the thousands of visitors
coming to Maine each year-often
children of tender years who need
milk as one of the principal items of
their diet-who are accustomed to the
term Grade A" milk in their home
communities, we believe that Maine
milk producers and Maine citizens
generally will agree that no Maine
milk should be sold which is labeled
Grade A" milk unless such milk
meets the accepted standards for
such milk as fixed by the United
States standard and the butter fat
standards and freedom from tubercu-
losis. covered by the standards of the
American Public Health Association
and accepted generally throughout
the country.
Milk is one of the most important
and valuable food products used on
the American table. Children espec-
tally need 1t, Maine dairy herds are
notably free from tuberculosis.
Many Maine dairies are conducted
with the most approved methods of
modern sanitation. This is as it
should be since milk products may
easily become contaminated with dirt
and filth invisible to the eye and not
discernible to the taste.
THE legislative act under consid-
GRAFTON by the voters of Maine at the
election December 18th, is not, how
ever. bill to regulate the sanitation
of dairies but is a bill to provide and
to make certain that milk which is
sold and labeled Grade A" shall
conform to the usual standards for
milk so labeled"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-17
Report Deer and
Bear Plentiful in
Big Maine Woods

Hunters are getting plenty of game
In the big Maine woods and 1t is a
surprising fact that notwithstanding
the one-deer law now in force. in ali
counties, where last year two deer
could be shot in the eight northern
counties, larger number of deer
have been shipped through the Ban
gor station thus far this season than
last year.
The total number Of deer shipped
through Bangor up to Nov. IA Of this
year was 524 as against 504 last
year, according to figures from the
State department Of inland fisheries
and game.
There is no scarcity Of bears in the
northern woods, sportsmen report
ana nearly all of the bears are OF
large size. One Of 241 pounds was
captured near Moosehead and sew
eral reports have been perceived of
the slaughter of monster bears
weighing from 300 to 400 pounds In
other parts of the Maine woods,
Conditions, like those regarding the
deer, are again reflected in the Ban
gor shipments with AZ bears shipped
through Bangor up to Saturday
against 81 for the corresponding
period of last year.
One party brought out three bears
on hunting trip to upper Franklin
county and another party reports
getting three. bears in one week
around Chesuncook. Still another
hunting aggregation has just return
ed from a trip south of Mount Ka-
tahdin, in which each member TO the
party got either one or two bears.
They saw where the bears had de-
stroyed beaver wallows and in sew
erai instances had killed the beaver.
Deer. which the first of the season
were small, are now showing Nm
much larger. A party of Winthrop
hunters returned a few days ago with
a good sized doe and an eight noint
puck which they had shot near Sc.
boomok.
Good bird shooting is reported IN
the vicinity of Trout Brook near
Patten, where one party came ont
with deer and 80 birds and another
party said they had the best mari
rldge and rabbit shooting thew ever
experienced. e'ei
The new resident trapping license
law Is making much work for Tho
clerlcai force Of the fish and game
Z department, it being found NECESSARY
10 put on two additional girls to car.
~ forward the work. Many inuuiries
are also received regarding various
features Of the law. 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-17

I tried it. It has taken my pains away
and nv nervousness. l am glad to say
that / am one of the '98 out of 1907
that it has helped. I recommend it
when can, as / know it is good for
women's troubles. / will answer any
letter that any woman writes to me.
/ know the Vegetable Compound has
helped me and hope it will help
others" - Mrs. CHARLES r. SHUE,
R. F. D. 2, Lititz, Pa.
SO out of every 100 women who take
this medicine for the ailments for
which it is recommended are bene-
fitted by it. They have said so in an
swering QUESTIONABLE sent to them.
For sale by druggists everywhere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-17
Maine Invited to
Send Observer to
Power Conference

Governor Ralph o. Brewster was
asked Monday by Governor Alfred
Smith of New York to appoint an
advisor or observer from the State
of Maine to sit with the joint COM
mission created from New York,
Pennsylvania and New Jersey for the
purpose of studying the question of
the regulation of interstate trans
mission of electricity for light, heat
and power.
Governor Smith suggests the CO.
operation and criticism of other
states with a view to protecting
their interests and also of inviting
them to future joinder In the pro-
posed contract between the three
states.
Governor Brewster has replied to
the letter of Governor Smith and
may later make an appointment OF
an observer to sit with the tri-state
joint commission.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-17
State House Chat

Richard j. Libby. agent for rural
education, State school department,
delivered an address at a meeting of
the Parent-Teacher Association of
Boothbay Harbor on Monday even
ing. He will speak this Tuesday ev-
ening at a community meeting at
Andover.
Josiah w. Taylor, agent for sec
ondary schools, State school depart
ment. has accepted an invitation to
speak before the Women's Club of
Lubec on Wednesday afternoon.
Nov. is.
DR.. Augustus o. Thomas. State
commissioner of education, was at
his office Monday, having been con-
nned to his rooms at the Augusta
House for the past few days by ILL
ness.