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The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-04-10
BIG OUTLAY FOR SEWERS 10
ENJJVEN LOCAL BUSINESS
Couir.cts Let This Week For be'
ginning on Work TO Cost
S3JD, 900

When contractors for EliZabeth
Cfrv's new S:;JO.Oc0 sewer system
hr.in operations next week 'h'H
will not only begin tn" work oil CIV
i'm, Elizabeth city au adequate S!S-
rrm 10 fill long felt need. but IN"
money uur in circulation for lah"r
and material is expected I" en-
livrn The city'> business Tor manE
months To romc.
rbr ,,utru,tS wcr" let on Tues
dav tu \. II. Gui"m < Company "i
,;uStnnia. The bid being accrpte"
mn the basis of - much per SQUARE
var,l for excavation. per nhit oi
roucrrir. and Installation work. Inc
,.,u,Ir,r Job will cost about S.i'o'-
Ono, i, WIS estimated yesterday ID!
Dr A. l.. Prudlrtnn. Vice Chairman
rr fhr I'tiliiv Commission. The
bids we're shaved materially, an"
CITY Engineer Olsen did not clint
uotr any part 0f the plans. except
that the deeper excavation VIII run
In ~ feet instead of II, reducing
the hazard AMI expense involved.
The city will undertake. the install
Iatiou Of only one zone at present
urobahlv the one ccntcrin% III the
vicinity Of Culpcppcr Street, when
will Scrrr Church street and othcr
lar.n residential arrHS not served
with the sewers at present.
The city will save about S21.W"
ou the pumps for its stations. DIR.
prndlrtcn stated. under the ncw
ulop. The pumpin@ stations Will
cost S25.JOO each for construction
The city will furnish all sewer pipe
and pumps. l&IvinG awarded inc
contract for pumps To 1cOmallS
RroS. Company. for concrete TO
ChattanoO.a Sewer Pipe Works. ahd
for east iron pipe to LHnchOhrS
Foundry Company.
Engineer Olsen. WHO WIS P"'u
81 300 this week. the first INSTALL
mCnt of his services covering II
period of over two years. will cStap-
liShcd an office in this city anu
keep Il mau Oh the job to supervise
the work continuously.
4 new boiler for the power pla II.
to cost approximately $4,000 when
installed. has been bought.
.AS forecast hy this newspaper,
awhile back. the expenditure Tor
utilities will run We'll over a million
dollars when complete. aS The ;'&ht
and water problem has not been
touched 10y the Commission.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-04-10
LARGE DOCKET AWAITS
ELIZABETH CITY JUDGE
Federal Court Convenes Monday To Deal With
Many Cases Involving Violation OF Pro-
hibition and Migratory Bird Laws

When Federal Judge Isaac
NJ. Meckins of the Eastern
District Of North Carolina pre-
sides for the first time i'll his
life in his home town, he will
find a large docket awaiting
him in Federal Court Monday
morning. The cases mostly i'll
volve violations of the Migra-
tory Bird Laws, and the Fedc-
raj Prohibition Laws.
A score or more of defendants are
held under bonds running into tholi-
sands of dollars, from the counties
of Camden, PaMuOtank and Curri-
tuck, many Of them Virginia people
who came into North Carolina to
carry on their liquor making. Other
cases involve violation Of the Postal
laws, the Federal automobile license
laws, and there are 20 civil actions
on the docket. but only two Of these
are set for trial.
Cases involving violation Of the
prohibition laws to come before
Judge Meekims include those of:
John W. Rhodes. Of Camden, now
under bond Of $500; NJ. ]. Sorry.
Allan Savage, Il. L. Reese, and j.
G.. Ward of Currituck, under bonds
aggrcgating $1,000; John X Kelly
and +. w. Kelly of Camden, under
bonds of $3.50 q. f.. Mcpherson OF
Camden, under $1,000 bond; Jacob
Clarence, and Judson Lamb, and
Clarence Hastings, Of Camden, con-
tinued from last term, under bonds
of $500 each; John Ayers, Reuben
Moss and Robert Nelson OF Norfolk
are held under bonds aggregatug
$4,000; Rolack White Of Elizabeth
City is held under bond Of 500;
| Eddie and Dallas Mcpherson, and
G.. II. Hodges Of Camden, are under
bonds totaling $1,100, and Jerry
Major Of Pasquotank is held also
| for court. Tt.y
Defendants charged with violut-'
ing the Federal Game Laws are:
$. e. Doxey, Norman Z. Balance,
L. III. O'Neal and Bill Sears, all o.
Curriluck, are held under bonds O.
$500 each.
Elijah Moore and Richard Web
Of Elizabeth City are held under
$500 bond each for violation Of til
Federal auto license law: and Mr..
Cclestinc Hodges Of Heftfort Coult
~ is under $4OO bond charged with
forging the endorsement to q postai
money order.
The Two civil actions set for trial
are. one Of J. |. Brewer who Is suing
the North River Line for damages,
for alleging personal injuries were
sustained, and J. i. Fcrebee against
the Farmers Manufacturing COM
pany to stop the cutting of timber
on lands in dispute.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-04-10
WORKING FORA
BETTER STATE
Evidence of 1t In Attendance
of 500 Club Members at
Hertford

Evidence of the deep and
abiding interest of the mem
bcrs OF the Womcn's Clubs OF
North Carolina in the welfare
and progress OF their state was
literally given on Wednesday
when more than 500 women of
Northeastern North Carolina
attended the district meeting
at Hcrtford.
Thruout the speeches of the prom
incnt Club Women who were pre-
sent, there was evidence of vital
concern for the building Of better
homes. the encouragement of bet
ter citizenship, the Improvement OF
social and health conditions, and for
cleaner politics and sOunder govern
ment for North Carolina.
The meeting was presided over by
Mrs. J. &. Fearing. Elizabeth City
woman. who was served three terms
as District President. Mrs. r. r.
cOrbcll of Sumbury. Gates County,
was named to succeed Mrs. Fearing.
Miss Mary Bright, another young
Elizabeth City woman. whose term
as secretary expired. was succeeded
by Mrs. Edwin Nixon of Sunbury.
\ change IN the date of the an
nual meetings, will throw two meet
ingS i'm one year. this year. October
has been adopted and the next meet
ing will br held in Sudbury.
Mrs. J. j. Fleetwood, President
Of the IIrrt ford Club made the
address of welcome. The response
WAS made by Mrs. l.. WGOlfOrd Of
Sunbury.
Largest Meeting Yet.
The meeting WAS called The larg-
est district meeting ever held in the
state, which speaks for the untirinG
efforts 0G the District President
and her loyal co-wOrkcrS. THRU
ont the meeting, the need for Il de-
.initN concJ,le prog'lm fbr all
clubs was discussed.
Mrs. Palmer Jrrman of Raleigh
I State President reviewed the lcSis'
lativc program formulated by the
/ Womans Club for consideration al
the last General Assembly, asking
for appropriations for the care OF
delinquent girls. of both races, and
| for other welfare AMI cducatiOnaI
work. The program was blocked III
! the General Assembly because Of the
rcSoundimg cry. Of Il nine million
dollar deficit. hut the loyal women
| of the state have not given lIp hope
and will continue their efforts in
! behalf of progress.
! DR.. Della Dixon Carroll. noted
woman physician of Raleigh made
Confined on Page Three
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-04-10
SPECIAL TERM
FOR MARTINC CO.
To Try l8 Men Arrested For
Mutilation of Joe Needle
man Monday, May a.

\ special term OF court be-
ginning Monday. May 4, for
the trial of Is men held in con-
ncction with the brutal mutila-
tion OF Joe Needleman. a young
salesman. on Sunday March
%. has been ordered by Cover
nor Mclean. according to 4
wire received Yesterday from
WilliamStoE. Judge Sinclair
will preside.
Three of the men have turned
states evidence. and have been re-
leased by Solicitor Don Gillian. The
others will probably be allowed bond
Friday. if the condition Of Young
Nccdlcman. who is now in the
Washington hospital warrants.
Feeling has toned down some
what. general criticism has become
more mild. and sober. Some indig-
nation still exists against Sheriff
Robertson. but no legal procedure
has been instituted against him.
Preacher is Held
Edward E. Stone. Primitive Bap-
tist Minister OF Griffin Township.
and Strp-father of the Griffin girl
has been arrested. Others arrested
are:
+. W. Sparrow. of KinStOm; John
Gurkin and John \. Griffin, broth
cr-in-law and brother. respectively
of Efric Griffin. all in the Greenvillc
Jail. John Gray Corey and Albert
Griffin. ncighborS of the Griffin
girl. Corey is now ut Nashville and
Griffin at TarbOro.
Henry II. Griffin. Julian Bullock,
Edgar JOhuSon, Sherwood RObcr-
son. Roy Gray. and John Coltrain'
of RubrrSonvillc were arrested Sat
ur,lav. OF this number. Coltrain.
the night policeman of RObcrsonrille
waS released upon givin. infOrma
tian tending 10 inrrimimatc others.
IL. ID. Griffin was taken 10 the
Nashville Jail: the others all 10
TnrbOrC. .IohhSOn and Robertson
made complete confessions ana
turned States evidence, upon which
they were released by Solicitor Gil
liam.
UCnnrinucd on Page Three
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-04-10
BACK FROM HONOLULU
WITH IDEAS FOR HOME
Miss Margaret HOllOwell Shows Up
This Week After Three Months
i'm The Pacific. 80.

Il wouldn't take anything for
the trip, and wish every person
in Elizabeth City could take it," de-
clarcd Miss N(urfaret Hollowell,
prominent Elizabeth City woman,
after three months trip TO Homo
lulu. where she got first hand
glimpscs of life amid the happy is
lands of the Pacific, and returned
home, this week Il picture Of health,
and bappinesS.
Miss JiullowrII vas in Honolulu
two weeks. going by way OF the
pnuana Canal to California. and
taking steamer from that city
across the Pacific. Returning home,
she made brief journey from San
Francisco TO Old Mexico by auto
mobile. took u mule ride thru the
Grand Canyon. and finished up by
rail TO Philadelphia.
While in Los Angeles, she paid
II NlSiI 10 J1oli. "OOu, "hSiS ShS W
served the making Of several biz
moving picture sctnes. III YOU
don't want to lose your appreciation
of the movies, don't go near the
making of lhem," says Miss HollO-
we'll explaining that one sees only
the sci lIps, which are only crudely
constructed. and are not calculated
TO give observers true impression
of the finished picture.
Everyone seems to be happy
and enjoying life, with plenty. o.
leisure. in both Hawaii and Cali
foruia." says Miss Hollowell. "The
one thing that impressed me most
OF all. was the need for our people
here home TO make a trip now. and
then and observe for themselves.
Our people seem to work so hard, to
accomplish so little, that really they
might acquire valuable ideas to help
them systemize their work, and give
them an opportunity to enjoy hff
more fully" ~,-.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-04-10
I'Ou Reelected

The pu,I rr.appointmcnt ANA re-
election WAS just aS "Ncitin" nc''
as WAS the Evans exposure OF N''''
ruth were expected aud the motive
mower behind both were pretty wen
understood.
Mr. pou gets clean bill "I
bc,Ith from the new prison board
AMI ON top Of that the hearty ar-
proval Of Governor Mclean. lie
had previously been lnudcd 10y 'he
retiring board. 1t remains FOR MI
Bailey and Mr.. Daniels I" make 1t
unanimous now.
II needs emphasizing that George
Pom was not Il candidate TO succeed
himself. OF course he WDnlc" 10
hc continued in Office and il" want
cd the vote of confidence which h'
has received. And he piled lp more
endorsements for Charlie England
and the governors staff 10 answer
than all the candidates. save lhoSc
after railroad jobs. have been ablr
to gather 50 far.
There were three activ" candi-
dates before the board Tor the sup
rrinYS,dcnt's placcl One, ~ j.
Woodley. of Moore County can pe
dismissed with the statement mat
rs n member Of the last legislature
he introduced Il bill TO regulate the
length of bathing suits.
J. Il. Collie, who was Supcrin'rn'
dent under Governor Beckett. was
.notbcr candidate. Mr.. Collie
brought TO the prison administration
i'm North Carolina Il Humanitarian
side which has been extended by
Pom. The other extreme type was
Captain J. J. LaughinghouSc. of Pitt
County. who was SuprrlntcndclIt
durin" the Kitchin administration.
No civic club ever had a stronger
booster than Captain LaughinghouSc
He was the Babbit of He'll, Hang
ing and Calomel.
The dismissal of Warden Sam
Busbee was but the military pro
cedure for busting subordinate OF.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-04-10

TWENTY-FIVE years OF C0ntinu-
Gus service for one company is the
record OF the Secretary of the
Southern Trust Company of this
city. who last week received Gold
Medal and Certificate Of Service,
from the Iniuranee Company of
North .imerica. Mr. Old. and his
brother Col. William I. Old. of the
Seaboard National Bank of Norfolk
have represented the Insurance
Company of North America for more
than p years. and each won equal
recognition when the wards were
made last week. Zccllcr Photo.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-04-10
SELIG'S SELLS SILVER

Announcement is made elsewhere
in this newspaper of special sale
OH Samuel Kirk 4 Sons Rcpoussc
silver. the agency of which has been
taken by the firm of Louis Sclig,
local jewellers.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-04-10

In Wake Forest. word has hCCu
received that Dan I. Hurley. the
Wake Forest graduate reported 10y
thr AS>nciarcd Press tu have been
ordered to leave ROrulamia early Ill
February. has been allowed to con-
riuuc his work aS teacher i'll the
Baptist Theological Seminary ut
BukarC>t.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-04-10

Ulcers. Ills job was simply abolish
cd because the governor, members OF
the prison board and the Supcrintcn-
dent questioned his loyalty. The
job has never demanded any great
amOnnt of efficiency.
BuSbcc says he is the last one
Of three who voted for Bailey who
have been fired.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-04-10
Mr.. Pou;s Management
Just Suits Mr.. Mclean
Governor Has Disappointed Those Who Want
Businesslike Az administration
In This State
The Independent Bureau
800 The Vance
By X. l.. POWELL

RALEIGH, Apr. 9.--Ralc'Sh
awokc this morning to find 1t
self still on the map in spite OF
the action of the prison board
in naming George Ross Pou
to succeed himself and Solicitor
Evans heraldcd exposure OF
vice in town.
The city. the Capital city where
Door. wcak-willcd legislators are
ptrrpetually tcmps2d With strong
drink ana gaming dcnS, has been
having right hard time to hold an
even keel in the face Of the adVcr-
tising il has received. II has mah-
aged. however, to save Itself from
thc stain which has fallen over Mar
tin County.
Mr.. Evans made several general
charges in his speech at the court
house last night. Most of them his
audience was entirely familiar WITH
rs few sins pass unmoticcd hy the
newSnupprS. His audience was
even on speaking terms with some
forms of questionable social prac-
tire which the solicitor didn't talk
about.
He spoke three days before the
time limit for filing notice OF can
didacy for city jobs. 1t had been
announced that he would take the
! hide off the police department ana
nail il up but Chief Windcr Hryan'
appointed not 50 long ago, was Ill
Z side the bar and took notes Gl WHAT
the solicitor had to say about MS
drpartmrnt. In brief this WAS thht
the police have been affOriing pro-
, lection 10 gamblers and boot lc"ScrS
, and TO a place where. Mr.. Evans
said. people come from Il diSian"" III
order 10 have criminal operations
performed.
He didn't blame incll'icicncy or
corruption. he used the alternative
in his attack all the way through
for the present condition or rondl'
tiopS, He seemed to hc after r"r'
tain members of the department ana
hc drew good laughs ont of the au'i'
cucr when he ridiculcd some apiar'
eat keystone comedy performances
pulled Oft by the department.
Eut he was tender with the lrGiS'
laturc. although Charles \. Webb
Of AShcvilIc, had urged him to tell
it all. Mr.. Webb wrote down ina,
he understood there WAS more drink
ing during the last legislature than
there had ever been before. IN
formation which has been given 10
Mr., Webb across the Blue Rlug'
is not exactly in line with that
snmr Of the old observers have "i
this point. In quite Il few INSTANCES
thc pa,lcitr of booze wa commented
uu during the late session ana II
! some few eases. il WAS actually "'
plOrcd.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-04-10

DR.. J. ID. Hathaway is now locat-
cd in the Hinton Bldg. Take the
elevator. adYt.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-04-10

DR.. J. d. Hathaway is now locat-
ed in the Hinton Bldg. Take the
elevator. adyt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
2abjuffOiu Iapii.

@rds cngIantiluinen noinen on
ioanilt pda6dnid rpbtpd tltttimann,
m;sSG m11rin ibnliien bentiIet D.
minoifluoet omot riippuWdiIin ltt-
I'd, fuinfu moncs bdu oil idriestpf'
iesid fiiaruSiuridsiaon
apipmptie8idolemo nninen iofa
on I1Gfdri on tutfimrt "a Iiniren
mieben ia ndiien elGmGG ia tillut
Iiiben tulofieen cttG main 10 n1is-
I'd IA oil eiitoiiid.
AZ tirioiliinsta ia 1tnoiliidStu on
main eIifoisto, tuiteilijoioen fes-
fimoesio on moin ia iGipeltGiistG
main 2 eiifoisto.
Sdst1 moiooan metGG Ills ie job
top11tos, eta eiitoineu OIL iofIeen'
tin bortpoin erifoiien lobiufos, II
iein iitGpostoin nuorin toi iotu Il.
foriisiorion nuorimmisto.
Bolsoc oil elm. ruorin folmesto
FiorufIeSto ia @eorGe elliot nucrir
neIi1st1. gtopoleon of foboefios lat
Il ia 8eniomin 3rnnflin ieitiemds
toisto. Rentbronot. 2epnoIos, 9tit
, bens. Schubert, Scbruonn ia 8or
ner oIiipot futin monipdiicn iiiorit:
fnrionla tuiimcinen. SeioGn mdnben
poitio eiipdt enGG oIIeet nuorio, fur
k ontoitpot nGiTfc neroiIIe eIGmdu
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
SansfnsIa tnlOSIa mufn'ud Hrffo'
rita.

TousfoSlo OIL InntnnoSlu lpntaloo
firfforiito, firioittou .. ge:n SEE
pcnbominun firieenmui6tnjo' HoSfo
ri Sfot 9tGrOom Speni$ti HpSIin'
oen icurof,tnto8to on oifoiienn1in
chbottomlt, ctt1 fosteritltaolin al
f,iionot mllltettoiiiin fitlIumnon;
DI1tnnustofoomme iotainen tptpnt'
me mufoon Serran foSmojcn eocSlo
fristillinen uSfonrnle. Sotd mlnItoS
ebootllStu ei firfolIisnlinisteri ole
bpmGfIpnpt, miSiG iubteeSiu ban on
Ioonltt oIofieen moan foiftien pits'
poien fannatufien. Wtlitto paStori
S..&. ia bGnen ieurotltntonia ptta-
mGt fiinni m1uttoSebbotitfie8to. Sen
ioboostu OIL tirtoIliSministerio IL
mnittonut, eta jog mlnrtettit rttlloa'
Ii otetoon f6ptGnt66n, tlilee postori
S..H eroitettonofii toimeStnon.
IGIld ubfuufIeIlo ei fltitenfoan ole
olIut torfoitcttuo poifittuSto, ipnnn
bostori S.,St. OIL tnimittonilt totii
fostettu cbcottonulloon uuoello To-
moIlo. seuroltfiena tdstG ttlec ole
moan, eta 6dnet croitctuun tonnes
toon. 8opoofirfoLIiiet pitGp6t iitd
merffin6 ilulreen nlfomoon firffortt'
tom. S..R. on GSfcttiin fuol
Iecn Sonsfon firfon cniimGiien piis
BON Sfot.Hor0onlin poifo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
yScrilOplg Ssbcfnn ,uanfilaSia.

"5tocfbOlms .GiSningcniIIc" IL
uuoitttann Mosfoposta:
Sasta mt oil iootu tietopn, ettG
tSbefaIoiiet piiffo iitten ponipot
toineen lperiloplpn tS9efan luonfi.
Iasln Subjonfosio. &crmostobolli.
TINS OF foettumlt toiGn feiroin pi.
t0d iopabtlmon inln8ln. 80. NJ. on
fiellettp foitfi fipnnit tuontien luo,
na. Weltta fiitd buoIimotta on tier.
toteitic ioo.u tieti1 erGitG pfiitpis-
tobtia.
SS6cfnluiirt opnt piime oifoinu
(rotStin oiion pbtep0c8iG uIfaneet
foboello pioGtettpiG ia tutfimitSpan
fein erittGin rao'uSti. Silli tefoippl
ID, ettd be nElfu fuiffi oliipot Erot-
ifin fonnottoiio, fobbeItiin pioGtettp
ia mie6ii ia noiiio fluhtstelilisio
Min ettG monet beiSti pportDip1t
tlttfintotuomarin tp06uoneesIn. sill
Ioin nnuiiipot tpnn1it puSturintoon
ia mnatimat pdd8td nleiien iDDtt1,
i'm fGiiteItGmGfii mibin eli fuiten-
tdnn iitostlttht. Sen iiiuun fomen,'
ncttiin, finn lunngit olfoimot eiittGti
puStnrintonin GGnerfGGSIG m,o6os
ia, fOmppnnin t86cfon iouftoiu nan
fiInn fGpt0piin. &oroitltfien iiIfeen
fomppolin ompui fpImc bbteiSIul.
fun2tu, iotloin iiuri jmtffo monfi-
ia iat iurnanid tai 6odpoittlti. 90l
Ia bnopoittltncet mietiin 9utnrfi-
pnntilnn Inirnuloon finn taoS fun[-
lect 6oroottiin nit6 ilnlrimmoSio
inloiiuntSeSio.
ESbefon ilImlluoet upat mime
oifoinn lii6Gutuncet. ia fi6utustn
f1ptetdGn tons tlrtfirtoio toinitct
toeSIa. 5tSfettGin ilmoitti tS6cfo. ct,
til prof. 9tnffaIooitsb, jofa erGitG
fertoio oil tdpnbt lpiroIIiii8io teb.
tGlpisiG llfnmoiIIo, nuitta tuaneit.
tim iitten "taIouoeIiiesta uafoilits.
ta~ ibptettDnd, on tebnbt itienlurbun
montiIusio. SGnen ru1uliinio Iiibe-
+cttiin tltttittopofii I1GfetieteIGiIeen
forfeotopllum.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
&enGiG tefee lmtria miliapstutIia
EnHuoasta.

Suuren odnaOoloiien mbllpliit-
feen Wtaple 2eaf Wfilling Go:n JOB.
taia .. 81. Campbell, iInioitton, ct.
til y8rndi0n bnllitutieita on iuapu,
mt tiImts t,250,OOO tpnmprilIe iail
boja. iottd tulloan liiDcttGm1Gn mai
nitlu liifteen mDIlpilt6. Eoiien ii.
laltflen, fGlittGin 10000 tDnnpri1,
OIL iaonut gSeStcrn GouoOn 6lour
Drills, 2to. "S1m1 Oh ilurrin btii.
tDiuen iollbotilnils, mitd Gonooon
mulluille foSfuun on tulIut". ilmpit
tau Wtr Gomp6cll. S1n Ioliilli eta
uhti6n ntpllnt omOt 10 rpbtDncet litd
iltorjttnnlaon ia tltlcc tDot6 yfiin.
omoon tintGn tiIolfIen iobooSto riit
t1mGGn roin folmen fiutfoloen q.
iufii.
Eilnuticn Nlprittumiieen toripittu-
ma mcbnG on 10 o6tettu, ia IN &c
cunuOoloiSta. Gntppoiunlmn on
noin $t2,000,OO0, ia nofiun iuo-
rttton 8enGii fitciIeIlG 9fer Nnrf
iSio iitd nulfnn fllin libetprrr ilme
indpEuat. &nuppd W1able 9caf.n5
ti0n fdn8ld lolmittiin ieni1lfeen,
fun Dttio GSfettGin oil toinlittonut
&cndi1lIe 100000 tpnnDrin focti-
loutien. 8enGiGnt 6ollituS on iitten
miime marroSfiun oStantt canada,
loiSto miljoa noin 100000 tnnnp
ria. @enGiG on ilDfpdGn milion hnt
rim ltlfomainen oStnia moiffu Ie
cnnen oil mooilmon iuurin milan
uIoSmieiG.
Gie6ot ettG uIfomniIIe I6betettG-
mdfii oil o8tettu min lrruri m61rG
iali6oio miifon fitIue8in, ioiipat al.
fam GbicaGon ia 8innipegin pors.
iiSid dtfin6iien poniifin. Sinnot q.
lcnipot GtftG. 8e6nGn binto pntoIi
beti G6ico9osId 10 Ia ia ruflin
8 7.S icntill1. Soufofltun mebnG
leni 2S 3sS Ientti1 buS6eIio fnhti
8irnipegisiG noteeruttiin torfc
tlutn mebnd If. fl pGinGnG $t.SS
iii eli 6 Sd ienttiG eoeIIiIen pGi-
lu6n binta aIemntotii. SeinG ia 10.
foflr1tn tuebnd lnSfeittlli 12 3.S ju
If Is lentillG pGirpGn huippn5in
noiSto. 6. II.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-26
9iomantillinen tapans.

fomnnnien firioittoiille tarioud
bplpGn oibeen iGnnittGtp1Gn roffou8.
ronlooriin G6icogoSio 6iljottoin ia
patltnut >topabtrmo, eta nilnittGin
npuInisihcreffi pelosti erGGn nuo-
rem ia fuuti!n naiien birttonuoroS-
ia eli elinfmltiiesto monfeuoestu ia
iittt meni tnton fnnsid oipioliittcon.
Sobobtltmon fltlfu Ipbnesti ferrot
TINA on ieirootua:
Snfu fauifmtii iitten monQittiir
Gbicogosin crG8 mics ia neiti gt6cl
Beef ep1iItnnG pobtimies @6ipor6
2ebmnnin mlrBoSto, iofn topcbtti
Observation-Disclosures. HoIiiii tlitfittlt.
nan oiioo, oil iootut IelpiIIc cttI
mitr9ooiot oltiuot crGs nuori mics
ia pooIeoperinen founis nainen.
Boliiii ipnngitii moinititt benfilot
Observation-Disclosures ia politIioIeniollo
oboisttpot poIiiiit GtbeIiG IqlroiieI.
Ia fpIpmpstulipoIlo ettG ban fieltip-
tpi Ionomosto mit11u ia betfen pc,
rGstG Iitpoii ban fltnnuStoo fniffi
iiIlG c6oolla ettG ban bG1stet6Gn Ie.
Diiin,ii1u IiI(n b1n nIi fomosti rpi
irfiisiG
@onqit,t oliiuot ipbtettbnG nuir
bosto. SdIIG p1lin oil npuIais
iberiffi sSGentie iottilmtt nGfemGGn
inntetnn nniien ia b0r tcfi rieleS
idGn icIlaiien p11tofien sttG noincn
Il MOI cllo mlrbooic rifd tefr:;iiis.
Il mtrbon fonSIo. 6Gu rubsii init
teroon toimeen ia Iopiitin tGiiiniG
oifeot ipbIliiet, iotfa ban iuongitii.
yt6md tiiniulstipnttin ipbIIiippteniG
oifeitoesio ia titoniittiin pittdGn ipon
feusrongoistlttieen. gtGm1 ipplliiei
oIiiuot Otto SoGm ia bGnen pooIeo-
pcrinen iuoimoniu "grnnoe aittp".
@niinnG iuonaitlit .popmttettiin ia
tbton iefd iberiffin ipdIit tGpirpGi
min I6mpimitii cttd MT oil icurouf-
ieno ofpioIittto