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The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1925-09-24
SHERIFF WINS
In BANK CASE
In HIGH COURT
Toole Official Not Heid Respon-
sible for Money Lost in In
stitution's FoiIure

Helena, Sept. 21 Adhering to
the rule of good faith, due care
and diligence adopted by the
Montana supreme court 80 years
ago in the case of City of Livings-
ton against Woods and cited in
numerous decisions of that court
since, the supreme court has re-
versed the district court of Toole
county in the case of the Wells
Oickey company against Harry
&. Benjamin, as sheriff of Toole
county, and the Federal Surety
company, and has remanded the
action to the district court.
The Wells-Dickey company
held a mortgage against property
owned by Charles S. and Irene
Grant, upon which a decree of
foreclosure was obtained in July,
1921. Thereafter the property
was sold at sheriff's sale and the
Wells-Dickey company became
the purchaser. Within the statu-
tory period Grant redeemed the
property by paying to Sheriff
Benjamin the required amount.
Benjamin deposited the money
in the First National Bank of
to his credit as sheriff,
and Immediately forward h 8
check, drawn against the depos-
it. to the Wells-Di company
in settlement Of their claim. Be-
fore the check could be cleared
in the usual course of business
the bank failed and the check
1ishonored.
Suit against the sheriff and his
bondsmen, the Federal Surety
company, was instituted by the
Wells-Dickey company. The de-
PENDANTS answered separately.
Benjamin, in his answer, set
forth that he had maintained an
account in the bank as sheriff;
that it was a going concern, re-
outed to be in a sound financial
that he exercised reas-
enable care and prudence in max
ing the selection of the bank;
that he did not and could not
its failure, and that
The loss of the money was no
fault Of his.
Later plaintiff moved for and
judgement on the plead
ngs and from the judgement
Benjamin, alone, appealed to the
court.
In its opinion. written by Asso-
.iate Justice w. l.. Holloway, the
court holds that the re-
,ponsibility o f the defendant
sheriff is m easured by the rule of
good faith, due care and diligence
hat this rule has become the
settled public policy of this state,
hat the answer of the defendant
sheriff stated a defense and that
The district court erred in render
ng judgement on the pleadings
against him.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1925-09-24

The Frazer-Rice deep test well
in 17-35-1w is now drilling below
2.760 feet and making good pro-
gress. Oil is expected at about
1900 feet, which should be reach
ed within the next two week.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1925-09-24
CLEANING OIL WELLS BY AIR
Tidal Company Develops an Interesting Pro-
cess Which Shows Big Initial Saving Over
Other Methods-HOw 1t Works

About three yeas ago, I. L. Dunn,
Of Marietta, Oili., found thst wells
could be cleaned by blowing with COM
pressed air, the method has been used
with great success on many wells in
the Marietta, Ohio, district, where
compressed air is being used to in
crease production by forcing oil
through the depleted sands. About a
year ago, the process was successfully
used to clean out wells in the Lenapah
pool in Oklahoma, where an air plant
had been installed, under the super
vision of I. L. Dunn. Wells from 900
to 1000 #. deep, with 40 ft. of sand
and cavings in them, were cleaned out
in from two to three days.
The use of this process had, so far
been limited to properties using the
Snith-Dunn process, where compress
sed air, under suitable pressure and
volume, was available. For other
properties, portable compressor
seemed essential; this was built and
successfully demonstrated by Mr.
Dunn, for the Tidal Oil Co., in Sep
tember, 1924.
The process of cleaning out with
air consists of lowering the tubing in-.
to the well, with shoe or nipple of
heavy pipe substituted for the perfor-
ated anchor on the bottom. Into the
tubing, compressed air is introduced
through a rotary swivel hose at the
top, or by means Of swing connections.
The tubig is lowered to the top of the
cave to be cleaned out, several barrels
Of water are put into the hole, and
the compressed air is turned on. This
blows out the material between the
casing and the tubing, the tubing be-
ing lowered as the material is remov-
ed.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1925-09-24
5000 BARRELS DAILY
AVERAGE OF FIELD

Kevin oil field pipe line runs
for August averaged approx
mately 5000 barrels daily, accord
ing to figures released Wednes-
day. A total Of 276,00O barrels
was recorded, with the Illinois
lines carrying 259,O00 barrels,
the Montana Giant and field re-
finery lines transporting 1900
barrels.
Approximately $4,000 came
from the east side group, while
the west side, including the Cor
ey group, showed decline of
$1,000 barrels, as compared to
the month previous. The east
side runs increased nearly 1000
barrels day during August.
The Queen City No. 18 in 4-34-
2w, which was shot last week at
about 1,475 feet is estimated as
about go barrel well. The we'll
was drilled to 1,495 feet and it
would have been a very small
producer without the shot. The
Queen City will Immediately COM
plete their No. 10 we'll in the
same section. which is just on
top of the Ellis.
The Observation-Disclosures
No. 8 in the ne Sc NV section 81
35-1w, was placed on the pump
the last of the week. When com
pleted about ten days ago it
swabbed $50 barrels a day. The
company have skidded a rig for
their No. A we'll in the Sc NV of
the same section and will spud
in soon.
The Morgan-Johnson company
are drilling a well on acreage
taken over from the Dakota
Montana company in 2-34-2w,
and are now drilling below 1000
feet. This is an offset to the
Hibbings-Faunce we'll in
NV NV sw which is 130 barrel
well.
The Essex State No. 2, Sc sw,
30-35-l, was the best completion
of the week, finding the Ellis at
], I,449 feet and drilling four feet
into it. The estimated production
is 400 barrels on the first days
test. This we'll is an offset to the
Byrne Ne. 1, which had an initial
production of 500 barrels.
Ohio-Reibe No. 2, ne NV sw,
1852, was shot with 60 quarts
of nitro which resulted in in
creasing the production. 1t flow
ed at the rate of ITO barrels in
the test after the shot. The Ellis
was encountered at 1,517 feet,
and drilling continued fourteen
feet.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1925-09-24
Getting Rid OF Rocks

By this means, the shale cavings,
loose sand, rocks, paraffin and other
substance can be blown out in sur
prisingly short time, and more COM
pletely than is possible by drilling
tools and sand pumps. Any rocks
large enough to pass out of the hole
will be elected and larger rocks can
usually be crushed by means Of the
heavy nipple or shoe, on the bottom
of the tubing, which can be raised and
lowered by a winch. For the shallow
est wells, 1O0-lb. pressure can be used,
though not with entire satisfaction.
For deeper wells, greater pressure and
volume are needed, though not in di-
rect proportion to the depth. Wells
as deep as $500 #. were cleaned out
in Wyoming by high-pressure air.
For a portable machine, the ques-
ton was getting an adequate charge
of high-pressure air. AS no compress
sor large enough to deliver the needed
volume continuously would be port
able, a tank was necessary. After
the size of this tank were determined
by tests, compressor light enough
to be portable, yet capable of filing
this tank with air compressed to a
high pressure within a reasonable
time, was sought.
An Ingersoll- Rand straight-line, two
stage compressor appeared suitable,
and so was mounted on two Tin. /
beams. These l beams also formed
the frame of trailer, to which the
compressor could be bolted when at
the well location. The tank 8 1-2 by
IA ft. was mounted on a wagon (the
tractor), the compressor, trailer and
tank wagon forming train. AS the
tractor was equipped with half Of a
Haubert winch, only pulling mast
was necessary for a complete outfit.
Tried Out in Oklahoma
The outfit was designed to clean
out wells 600 to 700 #. deep but it
was first tried on a well 1900 #. deep
on a Tidal Oil Co. lease at Dewey,
Under these conditions Of service, the
delivery Of the tractor was not ade-
quate SO a second tractor of the same
make was belted on the compressor
from behind. While this arrangement
would not be satisfactory for final
design, it enabled demonstrations to
be made, on two wells, which showed
the practicibility Of the outfit and the
benefits of the process of cleaning
wells.
AS no compressor being made would
meet the requirements, it was neces-
sary to design and build high-speed
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-03-26
Spui6 nnmeruita tnlnluan iunDocn
iuuin iuienuistG.

&amnIi. ia belnlifluIn oifono td-
nG tpuonnn OH 1poin tofonaislUientt
SuonleSto olIitt 36,S12 ostioo, ioiS
ia @ngIortiin 26,S10, Sotioan s..
Ais ia Sonsfoon 1854 ostiao. g.
oeIliienG puonno, 1924, oil moin
fofnaisnienti postaopino flutfoltii-
na 22,264 oStioo, ioista @nglontiin
19,33S, tSaflnon 2,731 ia EonS-
foon 1915 ostiau 9edin olIen OIL
noito rnainittuien fobben eniimaiS-
ten tntfoltoen oifano suietb moaSto
IN. 1925 II. $1,000 oStioo enennlGn
fuin e0ellilend muonno. Suomotta-
mo- mp0Sfin on ettG ipierti Sof-
ioon OH tlhlmono munmn mclfoiles
ii liiGGntnnpt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-03-26
SuOmeu autiim
Sariuinainen tapaus.

Salnmtntaina tt. / p. teIIo puoli
5 aifaan iltapailpdllG ioopui Scot
fan Iatamaan iuoroan 8irosto 8
perunainalaa tdpoeSI1 IaStislo.
SyaoIat IGbttipGt g8irosto lauoltoino
ia. nlieSten tertomon mltaan eituGt
iGGt matfoIlo tebneet pienintGfG0n
5oittau cnnenfuin moSto &otfon G.
ouStoIIo, ioSio tdptpi tllrmoutuo
6inooiien opitun.
SGnGfin tapouS flnlliul niibin
borpinaiiilufiiiu, ioto eilpGt "mon-
bcmmotfam ibuiiet nntiSta".
MitG g8iron ilmostoIubteiiiin III.
lee, fertoirpot iodIojen miebet, etti
@irosin upt on 10 Tiff teiGi8tG, ct
ia punt Mpnt "biircnfnrnoIlo".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-03-26
Snumcn ia 8cnajGn iopimnsncm.
iuuttelnt.

Slomcn ia g8en6iGn ipGIiict 10
pinulSneulpottelut opot mime al.
toina, futcn aiiontllntelpaIto tubolta
on iImsitettiL e0iStpneet iperrottain
bitoasti. Suomalninen neupottelu-
fllrlta OH antorutt tpen1l1iIelle neu.
motteIl,finnallc ebootitfien Ianiteet-
tiiopin1l,fiefii. jobon nenGIGiIet Ioo-
timot lpoStoebootilSto. @bootltS po-
roloiounIopinlufiefIi on porboiIIoan
loooittoiuono iunmoIoiiesio reinot-
tellttlunnosio.
@pipmps orfiStojen 1uoibtaniieS-
ia OH eoelleenfin opoinno iiitd buo'
Iimatta, ctt6 ioiAnnis OH 10 oitoio
iitten Ianti1 iunlmitfii ia fiunnoIta-
fin pitoIeIto bprpGfipttp. Wtif6Ii on
ilmoitcttlL omat nenGl1iIet oIettu-
meet orfistoiopin1ifiien poibtamilen
pbtepteen Observation-Disclosures.
mltfiien maibtomiien fonSia iiten,
ettG nGi0en Iopinitfiien tpnibtomi-
fen trtIee tnpo1hlo lnmonnifoiiesti
<ten tltnnettuo on DbopSliifenneios
pinus mp0Sfin aifoio iitten molmis
tunitt, m1ttu iiiben IiittppGt erifois
iopin1ufiet onot tpielG roiitotieholli.
tufIcn fGIiteItGipinG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-03-26

1Slonoremon (Goltntp Subee). @6-
neIl6 on ilmoitus ia fltpo t08iG
leboesiG. Seuroopnt ebboffoot o.
nat &inlboII toipnlbipiSlo: Chair
fnon.ebOotfoono S. 0eronco ia ".
Soortinen firiurtfii 3. @efcr ia
foniol. s. GoulO, iuperbiiorifii s.
@omii Dame ASinorOt, 8m &imi ia
6. &ofnIo, merottoiofii Sber Sorjrt
ia So. @i0ito6t ia huomorifii @.
6. Yerion8. - Sttofoomme bilo-
mioon iuomoIoiiet ebOoffoot @tutta
ennen faitfio iltoppouS. Gen iiwn8-
ia on foiffi mlut pobect iiIlG mil,
10 millitiee miiloonfin
s. IS. glbonCn,
N1eoObilIc, isis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-03-26
lSnumalninen pnlcltnHnt Bnoutinain
ualuifpIlu.

&oct Spring, ySpo. SSobn
@jolmor 9liiaIo l0p0ettiin tnolIceno
ompitoIto noin 60 MALTA pobioileen
tGGltG. 26noGn tetipGt 91nen mel.
ienid, 91freO 9(iinIn ia pnri niuitn
nieStG, iotfo olitpot ctiimGsIG iooi.
noiod. S5iolmor gliiold toimi gng-
ner 9Luto Gan mppjGuG ia ban of
matfoIln noin iata MALTA pobjoi.
ieen tGdItG, ionnc oil loomlt teLefoo.
nif1ttiun beImiftum 81 pGip6n oa,
muno. Scum puinnioo ci oltanlit
flluIuu tofoiiin, eifG BAN mD0sfdGn
ollltt ioopunlt m1Gr1poiffuoEIo,
mime oil menoSio ia fain niel1
iotfitt matfoiIiiot ionoitpot b6nen
oittonio oIIeeu tieIlG noin 80 mai.
Tia tGGItG, lGbtiipGt Dll1moinititt
bGiltG bofemoon ia lopIin6t bGnet
noin 20 moiIin pGGsiG olltostnan
fuolIeeno.
SSGGn ia Iunen peitt6mdIGd tielld
oil g[iioIon oittosta i1rfbnpt ipeto-
rottoot, ioten ban of iGttGnDt oil.
tonio ia fai aifonlit mennG iRor1ln
poitfi ooipiton inlIefin "rensIiIle"
8ie Sonon ioen 'fporreIIn. &ititer-
fin 0istG fplmGG tnuItn Wnstnor
toistellesioon, oIiNpot foi h6ner mot
monin Ioppimeet, ia ban oil TAI eff
ipnDtfin oifeoIto iritnnnIto. Bii-
mein Iooimtttuoon 9ie Sonbp Joel
Ie, oil ban fGtpeIIpt 10 itienid mi.
muffin, eta fnntti ioen rontamol-
Ic, iosta Iitten bGren i66tprecn rim
miinIa I6pIilpGt, beImifirn is pdt.
mGn iltono. R.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-03-26
9irfolliIia ilmuitmfIia.

OmpeI1ieurm fotouS tGnGon,
tor8tainu, SynImur SSGrmcIGSiG fIn s
III.
SSunior Iiiton fofoltS buomemu
firffoIolisin Flo 7 in.
GnIi ppbGnG @ogebic-olueen iu6.
la Sron 8elti8iG foto pdiWGn. glo-
m1iltmulunpoIpeIuS flo 10 op. Ser.
ran b. cbtoollincn. SoIebti Micbigo.
min piirille. SItopGimGIId fofoonnit.
tam noin flo 3 tienoisio. SSublon
lobettoioinen flo 8 ill. Soimotoor
rltnIoosti wieroito. ASubuiino title'
mot olemoon past. 9tntti &orlir
8ofefieI6i8tG ia oIIemerfinnDt.
9ftppifoult oIetoon SronDooois'
ia, 1t3 Q. GurrD St., emf mnonon-
toino 80 p. flo 10 np. SuomoloiIio
ia engIonnin fieIiIid oppifirioja ioo'
toiuono. 8oItion fouIitisIo olelpat
noimot Ieuroto tGrfetrnpiG Iltf1tioor
rtppifouIitn oioIIo, jog torpeellisto.
8esiemerin ontpeIitieurd WtrS
Beter 9i0rfmoniit Iitona emit festt'
ntitfono bubtif. p. feIlo 2 ip.
SSrontpoo6in outpeIuienran fofOiiS
emf piifoIlo torstoino Wers @liit
Sen6ricfIonin Iuono, t43 8. Dol
II. flo 8 III.
@. q. 6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-03-26
SotafOrfcafunlnn iuierusmaalniiet
upcttnjniupimnt.

SotoforfeafouIlnm SuomeSiu on
tebObn iopimufien peruSteeIIu otettl
opettoiofii ron8faGoinen iniin00ri.
fopteeni 9fobert 95icrre 0ebaitGr. 81.
lufii 1Gu tltlee lltennoimoon auto
iouffoien fGbttGmiiestG ioOn8in iefG
iobtonoon erGitG fGbtGnn0IIiiiG bar
ioitltfiia.
&opteeni 0eooulr, iofo on Ipntb-
nDt 1882, on 10 noin neIiGn tpuo-
0en oion olesfeIIut SuomesIo, Of
len fiis moomme oIoibin ennestGGn
bbrpin perebtpnbt. Opettoiotoimen.
ia iotoforfenfoulitsia nIottonee ban
oiipon IGbipGitpin6
@ilten muiStettonee, fiinnitettiin
iotoforfeuforIiuut iofit oifo iitten TO
timoisten opettoiaipoimien IiiGfii
ri,otioIaiiio ia mDobemmin mn6sfin
itoIioIoinen opettoio. SarunniteImon
mitfnnn tltIi forfeotoriIun opettoio-
ftntoon ionSo pieId rnnsfoIoinen
,tpieeri nifG iiumtiteImo npt pIG.
muinititn nimitDtien foitto on tuG,
INT toteittetittfi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-03-26
SbcpbtrOid OH tut
fittu
Snltanec luGittelentGan jOsfp BAIL
leila tappaninen on lain mntaan
ntatrbats0.

8illiom 9. Sbepbero, &bicaeos.
Ia, on ollltt tltllluSteltotpono tltona.
ri SSSocob SoptinSin eoesI1 fastpat.
tinIo 0ecGlintocfin fuoleman iob-
Oosto S:ri Saimnn, iofn OH Inn.
nltstonut ontoneenIn SbepberoilIe
lnlpuntoloin boiillejn 100000 for.
mauslopimusto mostoon, on ppiD-
mt tlnmtStlitiesinnn mniffa Sbep.
ber0tn lafimiebet olpot tebneet por-
baonin efipttGGfIcPn bGrt6 Muito-
fin rnSfoito to0iShlflin SbepberoiG
mdstoun on tltotr eiiin ia iifIi on
tuonlari &opfinS nl1GrGnnpt Sbep-
beroin pio1tettGmGtii fumes oIian
fGIittelD on p1GttpnDt. Sbepber0in
lofimiebet foettitpot ioaoo igptetnn
epoponIle joIoIle $4,000 tafausta
poStaon, nnltto tltowlori ei fifteen
iuostltnut. Sbepberbin on ipietettG.
pG poni6 iuanfilosia. bGnen foppin.
ia oIlen murbooiien foppien rinis.
a.
Sbep9er0tn Iofimiesten tieoetGGn
auolmistnittupon ploluStustoiSte.
Gaun ieIIaiielIa pGitteeIIa, ettei bu-
iilleilIu toppominen ole mmrbntpo
SlIinoiIin woItion lotien mufaon.
8oItion toboIto on mp0sfin il.
moitettu, ettG multtomot iaaont 70.
oiStrlfIet S6epber0iG ipastnon oipot
berGttdnDt epdiIpG, ettG Sbepberb
on 10 20 nltotto tnfnperin nprfpIlG
toppunut Ionfonia Otto @rnntbin,
ia nuItion pitoIesto t,IInan mt int
fimnon iitGfin oiino
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-03-26
WfieS ia ipaimo ipptettpnG unrbas.
ia, jotu tapabtni 10 iunutta iitten,

G6ottanoga, Gem. noaIist. %
y. W. >. Bennett Romesto, 90.
ia bGuen moimonio. 0irs Mae Ben
net on iuoneittu ia tllletuot bc buo.
nlenna altomaSia rifosoifelloen is
tlrnnosia olennon Ipptettpin1 tpn-
mcnen lpilottn litten fo0onneen Ben
ncttin tdoil1 nciti glilgllSto Sofi.
mnnin nltrbosto. Wtainittu neiti O..
Ii oillmlt 9ennettin tnEusin Gbutto-
nogasia iilloin fiiiu ban fotoii.
8iilnc teiGnG oIiunt tpolniebct
tebneet ioitnfin rnfennllSrulutoflio
tolosio, iofo ennen fltului 8ennct
tile. @un be failpoimot felIario.
l0DlimGt be maasto lullrongon io-
ia oil oiittnin peitettp iooetufiIIu.
2GGf1rit, jotfu tllttspot llmrunfoo.
toteiipat len nniien Iuurangofii. @t
ronomniiet rl,peiilpot tutfimuun bill
iuiillt0esIa oiiau ia nl1llttnmistn
lintron9on nutfonn olepi5tn eiineiS
ia, fltten tefobompoiSto, iiImiIoiei8
ia, er1GstG fultoiie8to rintoneuIoSta
y. nt., iuhuot be ieltpiIIe ettG Int,
rnnto oil neiti Sofflnunin. Spptos
uulmiStettiin ia pori tponaittiin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-03-26
&arfuitrttnjen tGriimpfiet Subjoiss
8enGiGllG.

9lrtanBelin tlnpernentelttin toi-
meenpanepnn tonliteuu ipuoliferto.
nutficn farfoitettllio fonloIoiiiu fos
fclpnSto olostosta t6p g. Sc. 8:n
tietoien nlittonn ielmtlle, ettG 9lrfon
gelin fltpernenentisia olesfeleiuisto
II ,427 forfoitetusto on 3,016 ben.
fil0G iellniiia, iotto eitpGt tpieIG ole
tipttGneet 20 ia 81 puotto. &arfoi-
tetlrn nl,oriIon tofonaismGGrGstG
ioirostnd meltein rs proienttio g
rilniiio, poiteisto oloiubteisto je
poitollileSto ilmostosto oibeutltluin
taliteia. 8ueoen. 1924 fi,lueSia fllo
Ii torfoitetltSto lmoriioSto teripuf.
fin 20S bcnfei, tuberfuIooiiin 65
1et1 tplmettpnts- ia iDat1atortelbln
% benfeG. ,Stienurbon tefi Iomoon
oifoan t3 benfiloG. Dammit. 1 pnG
1925 oil ioiroaloiSio 9oioettomona
faiffioun S92 9cnfiloG.
&lnpernementin toilncenponepn
fomitea ebOottoo foniontoniSiorien
ncumostoIle, ettG 9(rtongelin flper
nementiSio forfoitettuno olesfeIepn
nuoriio iiirrettGiiiin @teIGLSiperion
barmnanonttltiGIe ielt0uille, iottn
fltnernementin tolousoripio iiten
iGGstbiii niistG liion rasfoista me-
noisto, iotto oibeltlttpot ioiroioen
forfoitettujen 6oitnnliiesto ia eIGt-
tGntiIestd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-03-26
IS. IS. Nboncn
9geeo6billc, isis.

- 8iime piifon torStoino ilto
pGimGllG topabtui fooluen murbe-
nGpteImG Wontreoli8in eli Samil.
toni8Io. SnnettonuulOen ubrifii iicI
la io1tlti fonIaI. Scr ia 0trS @n1il
O2Gen poifo, Emtno 0tGfi, i6ltGGn
pion D60efIGn muooen. Sofia oil as.
tllnlt uloS fotltpolnuStn ia ormo.
tcnfin bGnen ioGfonia IitiSfabtipnt,
ftn Iilloin oil fotpin GiitfoSta, ia
IiitG ipDstG foatli fotlrmoltnpn ollie.
8ounun titIjettoiu .ei buomonnir
tapau8to eifG mp0SfGGn ne tofii
matfustoioo, iotfo iilloin olimot
nortnusIo, ia iiitG ippstG ipnunur
fltliettaia aioi eteenpGin ia tuli tie
t6mG1n tabobtumosto fife poSto
fltn poIoIi tofoiiin SSesliebiIlestd
Sofia I6D0ettiin rooon nierestG
fltolleeno, pGGniG oIIen IGbes fobtio
boIienneero
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GanuSan nruilla ollnt nntnrn lnini'
mnrsfN.

8innipeg 0ton. nooliSf. 20 p.
Wanitobon ia SoStotcbepm
roilIo OH u0in6 pGiipinG ollut nal,
loIlo ontorin tumimprstp, nlitG tie
oet11n ollecn moniin ipuoiiin. 9fall
totiepbtioillG on ollut antoro tp0
pitGeslGGn teitG oitfi lpbentmilldtin
mdlimotfoiIlo. @onitobosiu, iofo on
olIllt nbrSfpn fesfilfienn, on hllhlt
Iltnta fn1iii tiutnoo.
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8cStcr SilpiStO, firtfoflrn-
tumme entinen toIoustoimitunnon
iGieh ioittni IeiffaufiiIGc Union iai-
ruoIonn ilrrmlntni.iltono 2eiffous
tebtiin umpiillolipinn tofio
Eoiipommc 2imiston pion poro.
netuon tertpeefii.
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IObiOiSmuiSeu fOmmnuiStit mnp'
opstawot fiinteammGn rintaman.

DpSfnWnf tItnteamman rthtNmuH'
giiinfuin lcboet ,uiinN plipinG o.
lpot tcrtonect, olpot. pobjoiSniuicen
fomiuniStit GSfcttdiu nli,oooSto
meet ifnnoinnmionloiS -tomnuniSr
tiicu feoero.liooni~, iollu oil ola.
oiastoniu Sromesio 9iuot'iSid. 9eor
ioSIo ia SonsfuSi0. IanStoloinen
"gftroblooet" OIL len iob6osto 1oas
totelhtt tonsfalniien alcpinSton jbh.
toiaa. tllnncttl,o fontnumistio toi.
mittaja e., gbristionienio iOtn on
lnllilnnit nlielipiteenlG ie6erntiioo
hin eli liiton torfoittSpcriStd ia
tp0obiclmnSto ielloiiclla nmonicli-
MD0ellG, cttG ic tlintut ouooltt fp.
iDmpfien olIeSin moonainilr2tn toi.
njnnoStn. Gbri0tiunlsnin trrtcnlan
mllfnon on liiton pcril3tnriI3to iual
mi$tcltt 10 >puoocn oiou IN ngt luoS
ia pibcttp peruStomn fof)uS. "Soi$-
toiicfIi pcruStctoon tietojn ontnpn
iibtccriSt6 O$lppn, iotfpi G6ri$tion
len, ia iiitG ttlCe ionfinlninen fes-
tl,s foiffio neIiGG moato marten.
Edrfoituficnn on ioottno moimonn
lumoniluu1tainen fonmlr1istinen
tpotapo faifficn poGioismoiben fon1
unrniStiSten puolneioen teSfiui6ess
ia. S1rfein on fDlpnlpS ogitatlioo-
nisto, jonfa ololld oiotnan Ioooa al.
foon III. NJ. ogitnnttorien iuaibto G.
ri mioen ipalilIG. @nIi fGoesfG pn.
rin,n1e niinifGGn ionmoon inlrems
paa maiflth,sto tbolGisten ommntti-
pboiStpfiisiG ia iit6 poitii loltIri
gbristianien poiuottaosti, tnbocnl-
me tebo6 fniffentme titfeofiemme
ootepeliiGmme SnomesIu Suomes.
Iebon fontmlmiStiIen puolueen toi.
mirto OH felicity ia fiitG ipDstG ie
turtuitiee eniten meiodn opunnme.
SitGpoitii me foetomme iodoa mel.
ieSpuolueet entiStG fiintedmpGGn pb
teiStDobon feSfen1Gn mDoStin Ioti.
loSfiiboitufIen olnlld. @oelleen loit.
mi GGristionien omosto puolestoon
toimoiponlu palion IiitoSto ia a,sfoi
eta tltlofIeno tltIee oIemoon "proIe.
tGGriobielmd monbnn Ifnn6inorptS-
min iijuIle, iota porlpnrilGtnen Db-
teiSfunta ci ole ioonltt ipntpmdGn."
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Eaittafnnnalta.
gSiime feiana taGlIa onnettiir

g8iime feiGnG tGGlIG onnettiin
oifeuS9ooSte lofinlies WtaSlie lie
alltonia IeiiottamileSto glttroro-fo-
OliIlo pli foupltngin iddtdm6n aian,
iofa on pfii t,uti. gliioo on iiitG
Iaaffa pobOittil ia gpiime perinntai-
no tromari 8op orttoi la,tIltritonia.
ettG iGG60S, ionfo ritfomileSta oil
fpiDmDS, on b6nen Dnmn6rrpfienid
mllfoon iIman peritstuSloillisto
pobioo ia iiitG ippstG papoittti inn
tetpn.