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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29
GOES AS OBSERVER.
Labor Department Sends Representa-
tive to Coal Pareiy.

Hyweil Davies of the Bureau OF
Cancellation has been designated by
the Labor Department to act as its
observer of the meeting between an
thracite operators and United Mine
Workers officials today in New York
to discuss proposals for ending the
long suspension in the anthracite coal
fields. Mr.. Davies, who is considered
one Of the department leading coal
experts, will choose another member
of the Cancellation service in New
York and the two viii keep a full
record Of the conference.
Appointment of Government observ-
ers is not to be taken as an indication
that the Government is planning TO
take hand in the controversy, of
hcials declared, pointing out that the
department has kept a detailed record
Of the suspension to have il available
II needed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29
BELASCO-"Captain Fury"

Until midnight last night Otis Skin
ner Wrestled with all the artistry al
his command to make his daughter :
debut as playwright success. Long
before midnight it seemed that he
was doomed to failure in spite of his
magnificent efforts.
Captain Fury" having it's premiere
at the Shubert Belasco, before a large
audience come to pay homage 70 otis
Skinner in spite of the cold, simply
didn't seem to take.
All through q shivery three hours
and a half, much of which was utilized
in scene shifting, the audience Waiiec
patiently for the exhibition OF the
real Otis Skinner. as the daughter
who knows him so well was expected
to reveal him. The moment, II Il
came. came too late.
The conCeit Of Cornelia Otis Skin
ner, let it be said, is a clever thlng
1t gets too early out of hand. how
ever. 1t lacks plot. Its continuity
is not strong and suffers by the long
waits between acts while sets are
nIaced that are undeniably colorfu
and excellently conceived.
In Miss SINNERS favor, 1t can be
said that the idea is difficult one &c
! handle. A first night, and cold one
at that may give one a fafse PeiSpec
tive. 1t seems possible to revise zap
| tain Fury to give it the virtues 1T
which It now lacks and undoubtedly
Miss Skinner will attempt the reVis
ion at once.
with love and adventure IN the year
l1705 An old tavern keeper, handsome
youth and the daughter of the former
who disappeared with buccaneerlne
sea cantain four years previously are
its central characters. The girl &C
lion leaves the old man and the youth
broken hearted. Tired OF waiting 10Y
her return. they take an opportunity
70 trade the tavern for the pirate
shin of privateer who wants &c
settle down.
Timothy Glover, kindly Sod-leai
ing Englishman. who knows niue OF
the sea. and infinitely less OF plraLIhs
becomes Captain Fury OF the 1o,s
Jnnocents and leader of as nasty look
ING crew as ever roved the main. the
cantain seeks one kind of treasure
bic lost daughter-the crew another
Jnfel;cities between the two transplre
in many lands. Finally, the captain
shanshaied by the crew, VINO take tne
shin and the gold that he accldehtdllS
found. becomes governor OF span
isl, island in the Caribbees TO save the
life of q woman governor VINO has
been footing the people with the eA,
merit assistance of woman pli ave
i,nor-n as The Dark Angel of st
Rarts. To make the story brief, the
woman governor finally decides to
rid herself of the man who saved her
once Fl and her life and employs the
Dark Angel to do the deed Inc
Dark Angel meets her victim ana ne
t,rre o,,t TO be the father she left
behind in the little tavern in Eng
land four years ago.
Captain Fury" is capably acted, acted.
In addition to Mr.. Skinner, M1nna
Gonbel, who plays the Dark Anger
with an excellent touch; Malcom fas-
set, as the youthful lover, ana Antol-
nette Perry, as the woman governor
ara finely cast. Others do we'll by
the opportunities given them
Captain Fury however, Is not
Otis skinner at his best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29
Coolidge Gratified.

President Coolidge is known to be
highly gratified at what seem to be
bright prospects for a settlement of
the anthracite coal strike
The President has received advices
concerning the attitude of the repre-
sentatiVes of the operators and miners,
all OF which cause him to feel that
there is some reason TO look for an
early settlement. Some of these ad-
vices have come through Secretary of
Labor Davis, who is understood to
have brought up the coal question at
today's cabinet meeting at the White
House.
Although these assurances from the
Labor Department We're pleasing to
the President. he is understood to
place considerable faith in hoping for
an amicable adjustment in the optimis-
tic view being taken by William Green,
president OF the American Federation
OF Labor. a spokesman for the Presi.
dent said that Mr.. Green is in posi-
ton to be more accurately informed Of
all that is progressing in relation to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29
CaYETy-"FashiOn Parade"

1.-The Fashion Parade" featuring
the nopular comedian /. 3. Hamp
and nla.ving at the Gayety Theater
this week, boasts u scenes in Two
acts which cannot fail to please the
most discriminating burlesque dew
otee.
From Now" with both men and
GIRLS in the show wearing costumes
70 suit the occasion, provoked rounds
az applause last night. while the eX-
trayagance of the opening of act :,
| "Rogdad." was something more than
to be expected on the burlesque
stage.
Hamp accepts the burden Of pro-
ducing quips and gestures to give
the parade its quota of humor and
fully meets the requirements. When
| the audience laughed they menat it.
and If they didn't want to laugh he
made them do it.
! Stray Wintry blasts which possibly
| might have found their way into the
| wings of the stage charged an at
! tractive and we'll trained chorus with
| more than the usual pep, and it was
| noticed they kept dancing after the
| curtain went down To keep warm.
Gertrude Beck is the feminine star
! of the show. programmed so or not
| She had ample opportunity to dis
play her talent. The captivating
| blond sang and danced her way
! into the hearts of her auditors early
| during the parade. In one scene she
| showed her versatility by playing q
piano accompaniment in the most
approved jazz whirlwind style
| Another good number of Miss Beck S
was with the Frasier Trio, a group
which had earlier won laurelS by
| PLAYING Hawaiian music on steel
| guitars.
Other supporters of the parade IN
| clude Fred Taylor. Larry Clifford
Phil Costello, Joe Hendricks, Winnie
| Clifton and Margaret Knight.
It IS more than an average show
and enc holiduA eulerAainment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29
GETS CARS READY.
Reading Company Storage Yards Are
Emptied

louisville, Pa. December 29
CP).-The Reading Co. announced
yesterday that its anthracite storage
yards at Landingville would be emp
tied OF coal today for the first time
in Is years
The yards. the largest in the South
ern anthracite fields, contained more
than 100000 tons when the mine
suspension started September |, the
company said
The Reading Co. also announced
that 400 empty coal cars We're YES
terday placed in the ST. Clair classi-
flcauon yards and that considerable
number of cars had been sent 10 the
various mines
NO particular significance was seen
mere IN Inc ear movement other tina II
tnat the company was pl:4cin. Us cars
where they would lie readily available
IN the event Of a SETH, meat # the
mine controversy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29
HERBERT STOCK-"The Devil"

The Thomas Herbert Stock Com
pany at the Wardman Park Theater
started its third week last night with
The Devil" IL play in three acts by
ferenc Molnar. made famous by
George Arlis, with Parker Fennelly in
the title role.
The story Of the play is full of sur
prising and entertaining incident,
through which runs the malign psy-
Geological influence of the leading
character. Mr.. Fennelly seemed equal
TO the demands and was called for "a
curtain bow more than once. break
ing all precedent OF the usually bIase
Nardman Park iirst-niEht audience.
Ruth Harrison did admirably as
olga Hofmann. the wife of a rich
man. who, under the influence of the
Devil, rel<indies an old love for the
artist, played by Robert L. Clear
Mary keane as Mimi the artist s.
model, is n pretty child and discloses
talent. Cecil Anne Cain as Elsa did
her bits satisfactorily. Ben Cain, jr,
played the part of the rich husband
! or Olga with dignity and poise. snd
Thomas Herbert, director OF the COM
pany, played the English valet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29
MAGRUDER WILL FILED.
Son and Daughter Get Bulk of
Grocer'S Estate.

The will of John II. Magruder, local
grocer, who died December 10, has
been filed for probate. The silverware
and a grand piano are given to his
daughter. Mrs. Natalie NJ. Campbell,
and the other personal effects to the
son, John H. Magruder. jr., who is
also given the use of the home at
1929 Wyoming avenue for life. A
grandson, John H. Magruder, 3d. is 10
have $1,000. The remaining estate
goes to the son and daughter. The
National Metropolitan Bank is named
as executor and trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29
MUTUAI-"Whiz Bang Revue"

Clever singing by Frances Valen-
tine, poppy dancing by Sue Milford,
assisted by chorus of snappy girls,
makes up the 14scene performance
presented by Billy Gilbert. himself
very witty comedian. os the "Whiz
Bang Revue" at the Mutual this
week.
Miss Milfords hit of the entire
show last night was listed in the
program as Skinny Mad" A nov
city is offered in the form of "A
Breach From the Orient" a sort of
ensemble affair, featuring Oriental
music and dancing in a comic man
Rer "A Series of LIES Humorous
Episodes" and Hollywood Studio"
are also mirth provoking. Other de-
lightful scenes are La Partisan,
BLACK and Silver" Palace" and
Partisan Fashion Parade"
There seems to be a lack of unison
in the chorus girls in their dancing.
but this Is So slight that it Is easily
overlooked upon the appearance Of
the leading players.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-06-04
llmfuri pclfaa naisluultiffuu.

@nliofunnon mietinto llnforiSin
toimeenpontomoSto moolilutoistltf.
IeStd fGiitteIec perusteelliIeSti fpIp-
nlDStG naiSten mnalioifeit0eto, ionfo
mDont6miStG n1ietinnosiG puolle.
toon erifoiieSti IiIIG peruSteello, ct.
ia noiniiisio olelpot noiiet, joioes
OH morjeItotpo fotejo borfitIemotto-
mien toimenpiteioen tltottomilta
lpooroiIto, e0atstolpot Iiiben mGGrin
urluofosto monboilliStd moinoo, ct
til len lpoifutrSto poliittiiesIo elG.
mGsi1 OH pioettGlpG poittono mar
iinfin moolioifeuoen titlleSIo Dleiief
ii. Wiimon ieiffo tefee tliitenfin
moolioifelloen mpont1niien noiiille
o6td Iodiosin mitosio fuin micbiIle
mobOottomofii: beiodn GufumddrGn-
ia. On torpeen ebfdistd, eta noiiet,
ioito on enemmGn fitin mtebiG, mto
oostaiiiipot poIitiiioin enemmiston,
IiIId ie iobtoiii Iomtfii noisporIa-
mentin ipntDnliieen ia noisbolIititf.
fen muoooshimiieen mifd oIiii ris
tiriiousio noisiiitlipuoIen woriinoi
fen tebtdiudn ia iitnrtitueiOen perrin.
nGistupoien fansid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-06-04
Smomulaiiet fGriineet mctiGpalujen
lunufIi.
Sort glrt6ilr, Ont.

@ort glrtbur, Ont.
"Biintien" iuomolaiieltn oiiltrS
ieloulto oluot tieoot nojonoiIta.
8olf 5iOingisia tieOeta0n paloneen
fouht ia furmitulo oinofin StuSti
SoureIta, Sooffo @nrpilto, @irS
Somilto ia So6n g(roIto. 8iime-
moinittu moinoineen oil tpGbGllG
menettdd bentenid Iiefeisia. Peter
Seinonen geololusto on 8olf Si-
oinqisio menettGnnt fGnppGrafen-
n1fien ia puittannraa.
Sommuttajoin ttrbeioen ponniS'
tusten oniiofii OIL Iosfettoipo, ettn
mo6inqot eiiuGt fobonnect lpielGfin
iiulremntifIi. Wtonet fornit, f1mp'
pdrofenmtfiet, iubonpllpt, pnn' ia
ratop6lffpporostot ipttpispGt Iento'
pistd fefGlcistG iIntiIieffiin ia OIiii.
,uut mornosti menneet, eIIeiiudt
paifalliiet oiuffnot pbteispoimin ia
uieinfin oipon DGi.inbimiIliiilIa pom
niShifiiuo oIiii niitd iuoiclIeet -
Is. Il.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-06-04
SOta.ujun luaruprciiOentti 3. u
WtnrI6all fnullnt.

8oiDington feiGf. l y. - Sbo-
mos &. @tnrI6oIl, 2bOUsuoltoin 10
to-ojon moropreIioentti fllnli to-
nGGn @illurO botelIiSiu, io8io ban
oil ioirostonut rieito pGitpid pobna
fpImpDttG ia ipoGntoittio. 2oppu tlt-
Ii oi1pon o0ottomotto, iillG potilas
oil oioittonut piimc pGipinG toipu.
niien merffeiG
Scr ia @ers @aoriboI ioopiiitpot
@oibingtoniin noin piiffo tofope-
rim ia iairoStii Scr @tOrIboIl beti
ioSto ei enGG toipunutfddn.
Gbomus Rilep MoribolI, entinen
Snoionon moItion finuernoort mo.
Iittiin oemotroottipuohleen nara.
preiioenttiebooffoofii emf ferron
muonno 1912, mulittiin b1net mir
foon pboeSiG preiiOentti 8iIionin
fonsia ia poIpeIi ban moanio iuu.
ropreiioenttinG fofii tpirfofoittto.
@oinaio oil Ipntpnpt stortb
@nncbcstcrisiu, Sn6ionosIo, moo.
Iisf. IA b. 1854 ia fiuiIui man.
boon ia tlrnnethtm omerifoIaiieen
iuf,un.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-06-04
'Snumnlnimen farmari ampnnnt
naapurinia.

8inloct, @oi5. - &GGllG on
tllolIut Motti MdripIG nininen iuo
malainen farmort noopurinia, for-
mari @tife aoSfen- umpumusta IuO-
0iStG &oSfi on antolttllnlt lberif.
file ia mGittGG onlpuneenio @GrIp.
Ian itleptolltShltiefii, poiffotin tlu
la OH anmltttlt offllnoSta WeGrIp-
IGGn &osfen pibonoallo, &ummot-
fin miebet oipot fe8fiifGiiiG ia per.
beeIliiiG ia tieoetGGtl ettG 6eioGn
iitbteenIo jo pitfGn oifoo opot OF.
leet fireGt WlGripIGltG iGi neliG las.
ia, ioiSto morin on 5 IF. monbo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-06-04
SnnmnnS tappaant
ibmiiid
&nnmnus ia nttOicuilma tuppanlit
Ia i6mistG.

&elGfuu olfoi anfornlla flrununl-
bella ia IG9f0nlprsfpllG. Gbicagosta
tieootetaan If, 2 pGimdnG, etta tint
ma ilnla-uolto, i1bfomprStp ia an,
fnro tltuli fulfil ianOttlna pdnpdna
IGpi decentralization tebben mlltto-
nisIo poifoisia lllurtu mabiltoa ro
fenlt4tlille. Stug GitDsid, Sdy oil
antarin mprsfp, jofu laaicni @teld-
9ufotou it1oinan ia 2tinneloton i
tGetel6oloan. 5eitiemdn benfilod
tieoetGGn> inoneen iltrmuuln ia fafIi
Ioitffooutuneen Soma GitpSid ia
toistotpmmentd oirinbuOnetto fofo-
nnun tltboatri ontoron tllillen mai
tutuHesta. Snrr GitpSid tefi mprS-
fp tpobintoo noin $4,000 orlpoSto.
&ofIi ibnli8tG ioi 'iltrnlunin mprS
fpsIG @es @toineSiu ia fotii micStG
iImOitctoun iurmuutlneen Iiibclld
@sDIonoio, Wto.
GbicogoSio tlloli tlumuurteen mi
II ibnliStG ia GleuelunOisia ptii.
@isconIinin puolelIa blrfflii foboet-
fan bentil6G, iotfu oIilpot idrmcIlG
mbrSfpn aifnna.
SGnpontittari oioitti Gbicagosio
uoonontaina %, Gltmelunoisiu 81.
9etroihsIo 90.
SS0Gn waltioista OH ntpoSin IL
ntottetta uIeitu fuoIenantoputfiia
fiiunlru ilnun tpuotit.
SntorioSia Gonoonsiu raitpoii
tiistnina onfara roein0e, wobingon
ortpioiooou nouienon $4,000.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-06-04
SpOlm6tcet Gyitebbnrsisiu.

&utomoisio ei ole ollitt erittuin
feblttorpo tpooifo tuiimeiSten muo'
fen aifono, nlltto femGGn ia feiGr
tltllen aoiuistettiin fittomoteolliilnt'
oen elppmGn ebontmofii fertoo 8
:.
gtpt on fltitenfin iooht fiuIIo
ieIloiiio imtiiio eta filtomoito, iot
ia ouot fipneet "tGnttG" oifoo, tll
luon oiettomoon neljGlle p6iwGll(
miifosio Borfbiu Utnf. pbtion mir
foiIiioiu ferrotoon ionoheen ettc
futomot tltIIoon oiettontom fGp
mdGn oinoostoou neIiGG pGipdc
niifosio oinofin toistoiiefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-06-04
airfpsta erpnmiiet.

SmponIinnon biippofimnasio e.
rolf uuo0en 1924 aifono firfosto
foiffioon TAI bcnfilod. Sotoiiin
firffoon Iiittpi $50 bentiloG.
Gronneista iImoitti 6t3 iiirtn.
luGnid imiiIirefisteriin ia t2s us
founoIIiiitn Dbopsfunttin. lSimiiIi-
rcfistqristd of poIonncito 246 ia
uSfonnoIIiIisto pbopStunnisto IS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-06-04
SnOmra untiiia
gImpri pOifa turb,tu pcIalla.

g8t. A p;nd lGbtimGt lSuprfosfeu
0tartinfplGSid Sanfrio Sibnowaa.
ro ia &aIe6 &iIpeld farbunpppntiin.
SsicrreltpGGn @intilGtlntltrin pn1p6-
rillG l0DlilpGt mieSten nutfonu oil.
leet toirat tl1nhtrin piereStG farMln
peiGn. GGlloin meni &ilpelG liian
lGbelle peidd ototiuen, ettei peIGSiG
ole forbllo. 8ibnnpanru feboitt;
bGntG anlpunlnon foeluufaufien
peiG0n jottn ndbtaiiiin onfo peld
tD6iG mai Ell. &ilpelG tefi tp0t6 f6S.
fettDG jolIoin for6u rDntGii peI6stG
uloS. @ibnupuaru cbti ionoSIo iii.
m1nrGp1DfieSid ompno forbuo fuo-
lettopo8ti, mlltto OF raimoStrnut
eIGin uieIG min bDmi8iG IN, 9tiSIo,
ettd bp0ffGii &ilpsldn finlpplnn.
ailpeI6 Idbti pafenemoon mutto
inolplttti fnrbu DGnet fotfuisten toi-
len illfien ia foutocn RilpeIGn al
leen, @llei forbu oIiii ollut po6osti
6uorpoittltnltt, oIiii &iIpelGIe fGp.
MT buonomminfin mlttu MT ebti
forbu mllr8fota oinooStaon bGnen
ncn1rlStonio ia repiG poSfeen boa
nan maipuen ieniGlfecn fltoIlceno
bongeIIe. &iIpela Iabti aemiidrweI-
Ie ioumoon IdGfGrin6oitoo. feipos
mcti6mies on nu$to 15spuotioS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-06-04
@endlaiuen uafOOju tapttaa Sil-
naista i9iistiG inOjanaaH.

Sofia, Bulgaria. OiteusoiaS.
ton toimittamisia hlttimntfiiSia,
ioita ie on toinittamtt iitten SOfiaS
ia tapobtllneen ponlmirGiaboptien
iGlfeen on ielpinnpt ettG mullto-
mien piineisten tuufmllien tltlueS-
ia on fulltettu Dli $3,O00,000 NAL
lantltmolfiellileen toiStelllun. BdQ.
olaa opat n1Dtt1neet menGlGinen
boli9emiftaiiamieS ia erGS penGlGi-
men nainen, iota iaaNli tGme me-
n1lGiSten matfaSio puonna 1922,
ollen SunoiIen 9tiStin tD0ntefijGttG-
renG WenGldiiesiG oiastoSiu. SGnen
lanotaan paenneen maaSto beti
ponlmirGiGbODfien topo6outtua ia
mieneen iuuren io1fon rn5oju mot
toSiunn. Snmoin OH fnOonmt ic
i1Gpifi-uiiamiesfin, jonfu iono-
toon olleen naiien toperino.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-06-04
"9cpGiIciuGt" iltnmat n6mGcn'
talulld.

llltoenfonpiton los. .-Oem. nai8p6-
oistpfien iGrie8tdmdSid tonsii-iltu-
maSia RDIdinaren tDowGenDboistpf-
len tolollo muoootui el6nlG 10 ilta-
man olu8ta ulfoen moriin "repGi.
ieiuGfii". SSuopuneito ia foifentor-
waiiia meteIoitiiioitG of tiIoiilut-
teen iaoplrtitt noriin ritnloasti,
min ettG iGriestpsnliebet oliput 10
6eti iltumon olusio ioittomoon 30.
rim poIiiiiloitofielIe ia ppptGm11n
opuo. MDGbenmin iIGoIIo olfoiwat
10 pullfotfin beililo. Slmor &orbo.
nen &pIGiooreStd puufotti lobfoti-
lolliien poifoo Sohpo RoiempolIio
gSGbGltGrollmnIta iitii puboin, eta
ban fuupunfiin lG6fdrin tltotoesio
beitti benfeniG. - Smrfotettll oil
iiIt11n "a lpiotto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-06-04
GnOmnlninen nainen 6nfnnnnt fen
gala tOiIcn fnuliaafIi,

Nap gorf g8t. 27 pdiludnd
oil 01rs Olga 0iGfi, tuIo8ta $50
Cast 1853 faOullu 9ronrin oifeu-
oesio. ttomori Goblin eOesid, ipp-
tettpn6 ibniStuposto ia piOdtettiin
ilmon tnfousta.
Spoto8 @ers Olga 0aated mos.
taun oil ieuroutua:
Wirs Sdnoro Sill fGui WtGen a,
iunnoslo piine ilnnmtuino. iol-
Ioin iielld ipntpi tnppell, iolGoin
WerS @tdfi otti fengGn ia boffoii
itlG 0trS @iIGiG pGdbGu min pa.
boin cttd Sill oil mictGrud ioiroo-
Iaar gIrs Sill mietiin cniin erddn
tlittoponia oirntoon 1SO fa0ulla,
iosiu hlttopo buontattuuon O1rs
6illin ttlun moorolliiefii, ioitttpot
2tncoln ioiroo(oSto ioirosnmntt.
gers g. SiIl oiui toIosiu no @oit
1S0 fooul(o. San fuoli iuiroalosia
fiistot-i(tuno. SiIIoin inIoboIiifit
9eeIion ia 9enaiton SintpIon fa-
bun poliilioiemnIta ponqitiiiuot OI.
90 MGen
BoIiiiTen fertonon nufoon oil.
mot Ders gtdfi ia 01rs Sill oIIeet
bbtptG titttotpio, miitto iitten oil
Wers gaGti oItomlt ibDttGntGdn Wers
$ilIi6 iiitd, ettd bGn on Iiion bb.
tpisid tuGIetsid b1nen miebenIG fans
ia ia fiitd tuIi ieIloinen foboffa, eft.
I'd Wlrs Olga MGfi iieppoii feng6n
ia fila ottoi bofota toisto pGdbdn.
2SGtGrien loitiltnnon mtfoon
fiioIeuo on jobtimlt pGdIimn mur.
fttntiiesto
Wers Olga 9adfi ON foImen lap
fen att @unipifin min Ip0id tliin
Ip0tb oIiipot iiomoIoiiin. n.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-06-04
sOfian firfun raiapttajat 6irtcttp.

ySiinle miifon feSfiluiiffo -oanrltna
tello s birtettiin Sofim folipun9in-
raiun lllfopuoIclla folme 6enfiloG
iotfa ponilpnt toineen rGiGpfien
Sofiun tIonliofirtosiu, ioSiu rGiGb
opflesiG pli 100 ibnliStG ioi iurlnnn
ia. @irttGnIinen toinitettiin cntiiel-
la ilnttalaiSten boutnusmoaIlo. SIR
tettpien nimet omnt: 0torfo 5rieO-
mann, ilultalainen lafimieS. 3a0-
9orifg, ioto rdjdptetpsid tirtoSio
tOimi iunitionu, ia @eorgc aoeff
eiuerStillnttnantti.
9toin 10000 nouiepa lpGfiicuffo
oli ferGdntDnpt toin1itltfien tooiSta.
iatii. &entdllc oil pom aifana rafen
ncttt foIme birttolopoo &oIu,
mlstoIoista oil polfattu 6irttGiGfii
ia iaiuat be toiulitltfiesta 5000
nlie9een.
S1utaloinen Srieomon ppipi tpp-
nenG loppiurn aSti, mafrltttaen iDDt
tonppttG6n ia ionoen tuolelpaniu
"fnnlnulnisnlin rnorttDprinG.
3oegoritp tunnusti iDplJiipptenid.
&ufoon ei 9uofaisiut id6Iinbunfaus
ia bdnen tGbteni0 lillG plipo ban
ottanut muStuan 16 punnan lab
jufien ia iaIlimtt fonmutnistien a.
iettoo pontnlin jofa iurmoii pli
100 piatonto ibntistG. &oeff oil
epGtoipoinen menebtpniien por-
taoIIa moflutttoen ippttomppttGGn
fotten oifua
yleiio pDipi ranbolliiend. SirttG.
minen oil eniian1inen SofiaSlo jul
fiilntoesiu toinitettu bengiltdotto ia
man ntiespoIipen uifana, ia teti le
ipmGn maitutufien fonioun.
rSotooiteuS on ttontinnut foIme
ioluliittoluiSta liiG1 pG6ierndGn ben
geStGGn nimittGin Wtme gticolnmon
ia totIi mies6entil06. &aiffi foIme
6irtetGGn jultiiesti faifen fnnion
nGbOen. Suomioioen iuIistuminen
on berGttGnpt erioiiesti buontiota
Iifii, eta foiffi olpot ultomooloiiia
2iiGfii on Inngetettu rosfaita robo-
ioffoiu, ioista iooOut rabot anne
toan rGjd6Opfiesid iurmuittuneioen
htfuloiiille
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-06-04
&irtfu inliettn riiOun lunOfli.

Salt Safe GitD. Synlmonuel
boptistifirffo on iitljettu riioon ia.
fla, iota OH ipntpnpt ieitroflinnan
iGiertten fesfen firfon perltsopeisto.
&irfon htottomusmiebet olpot mG6-
rGnneet firfon imliettopofii emf
ippSflutbun aSti iofo merfitiee ia
moa fltin ettd be panelpot pirolto
nptpiien ieitrofunnon pastortn
6ronflin q. &ulingin. Suurin ola
ieurofltnnon i6ieniG on iponboilbdan
olijoito ia omot mpotGtltntoiiiu icit-
rofunnon pnStorille, uGbemmiston
olleSlo "uooerniSteio", II
8Gbeumisto on oifontt noStaa
oifeuSiltrt, jos lltottomlsmiesten
mGGrGpfieStG buolimnttn ehemmistO
ielrofunnnn jGieniG pitdl firfoume.
not firfoSio %