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Evening star., 1925-06-18
Run'-Ru1'ningPla
With 20 Cases Is
Seized in Seattle
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
SEATTLE. Wash. June 1S.-A
rum-running seaplane with a cargo
of 20 cases of gin, brandy and
Scotch was captured by Federal
prohibition agents on Lake Wash
1ngton last night. Officers said
liquor had been brought into Seat
tie at the rate of a thousand cases
a month via the air route.
Glenn Holt. aviator; L.. H. Swis-
Ter. reputed former captain in the
United States Army Air Service,
owner of the plant. and George
BOSNIAN. shore helper, were arrest
ed as they attempted TO unload
the liquor into IL waiting eight
cylinder Automobile. The auomo-
bile was also seized.
Evening star., 1925-06-18
MRS. WILBUR Is ILL.

Mrs. Curtis d. Wilbur wife Of the
Secretary of the Navy. is confined to
her home here by illness, but her
physicians said today her condition
was not serious.
She recently contracted a cold and
has developed slight temperature.
Evening star., 1925-06-18

form to the beauty of the city. but
one which will be safe and adequate
as well.
Because of the heavy traffic the as.
sociation decided To ask the Traffic
Bureau to station permanent traffic
officers at Connecticut avenue and
Ordway street and also AT Connect
cut and Cathedral avenues. The as
sociation adjourned until the third
Wednesday In October. President
William S. Quinter presided. =
Evening star., 1925-06-18
SCHOOL CHANGES
EFFICIENCY MOVE
Shifts in Supervisory Forces
Further Reorganization
Plans of BaIIOu.

Shifts in the administrative and SUI
pervisory force of the public schools.
authorized by the Board of Education
yesterday afternoon, mark the first
big step in a comprehensive plan of
educational reorganization designed 10
put the Washington school system on
par with other large school systems
of the country as far as administra-
tive organization is concerned. II was
indicated today by school authorities.
The fundamental idea of the read
justment is to centralize the admins
trative and supervisory activities un-
der the most modern and approved
method of educational orga niZation.
The changes, which started with the
administration of DIR. Frank W. Bal
lou and up TO this time have been
gradual. eliminated Yesterday with
the drastic and significant reorgani-
Zation. Other shifts will he made in
the future when the time is propi-
tiouS.
Began by Consolidation.
DR.. Ballou started the reorganiza
ton scheme by consolidating two
buildings under one non-teaching ad-
ministrative principal. These group
lngs have been made gradually from
year to year. The next important
step was to eliminate whenever pos
Sible a supervising principal with the
idea of centerinS their activities
under one head. This was done yes
terday with the appointment of Miss
Rose Lees Hardy assistant super
intendent in charge of elementary
schools
Miss Hardy had been director of
primary instruction for a number Of
years. and her work is now broad
ened TO include supervision over the
kindergartens and intermediate grades,
as well the primary grades. In
other words, Miss Hardy and As
sistant Superintendent Robert l..
Haycock will have supervision over
all grades in the elementary schools
from the kindergartens through the
sixth grade.
Saving Effected.
Four positions We're abolished with
yesterdays readjustment-direc Of
primary instruction, director of inter
mediate instruction and two super
vising principalships-bu three new
offices We're created. The three new
positions all carry the title of assistant
superintendent. 1t is estimated that
lnlS cndnSe Will result IN d saving
to the school system of 200 a year.
The remaining two assistant super
intendenCies went 10 Miss Jessie La
Sale and II. II. Long, former super
vising principals. who will head the
newly created departments of eduCa-
tional research in the white and col
ored schools, respectively.
Their old positions OF supervising
principals were abolished and the
schools under their supervision dis
tributed among the other divisions.
In the course of time il is the plan
of school authorities 10 eliminate
other supervising principalships until
ultimately there Will be no officers
between the assistant superintend-
ents and the administrative princi-
pals.
Courses Of study in the elementary
schools will be revised and adjusted
to the new system of organiza ton.
if it is found necessary. This will
be determined by a survey to be made
shortly at the direction OF DR.. Ballou.
Evening star., 1925-06-18
TOLD FROM ROME.
United States and Great Britain Get
Word From Mussolini.

By the Associated Press.
ROME, June 1S.-Premier Musso-
lini today officially notified the United
States and Great Britain that Italy
is ready to open war debt negotia-
tiOnS.
Evening star., 1925-06-18
FRENCH REPULSE
SHARP RIFF ATTACK
Heavy Losses by Tribesmen
Reported by Defending
Troops.
BY The Assoc ated Press

By Ihe AssOt1atrd Prrss
FEZ, French Morocco June I2.-
Violent attacks by A d-el- krim < enc
my tribesmen have been repulsed nv
the French with considerable enemy
losses. today'- official French COM
munique sal
Evening star., 1925-06-18
LA TOILETTE DIES
OF HEART FAILURE
AFTER LONG FIGHT

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Evening star., 1925-06-18
C0RONER'S JURY
URGES REPLACING
OF kllNGlE BRIDGE

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Evening star., 1925-06-18


Always a champion of labor. the
La Toilette seamen's law, designed to
safeguard the interests of American
seamen, probably is the most impor
tant measure bearing his name. Labor
formed the nucleus of the support of
his independent candidacy for the
presidency.
La Toilette had many important
committee assignments in the Senate.
For years he was a veteran mem
ber of the finance and interstate COM
merce committees, and as chairman
of the manufactures committee he
conducted an extensive investigation
into gasoline prices. He was author
of the resolution under which the
Senate inquiry into the leasing OF
Evening star., 1925-06-18

votes of his own State. Had the cleo
tion come two months, or even six
weeks, earlier he might have carried
several other States.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-01
81 Ie DueIe Ell Est6magO
Tome Aqua Caliente
Neutraliza los acidos del est6mago,
impide La fermentation de los All
mentos y detiene la indigestion

Isl los dispeptieos todos aquclIos
que padeeen de gases, ventosidad, agra
ras. acidez del est6mago, catarro gastri-
CO. fatulencias o linchazones. tolnaran
una cucharadita de la Iegitima Magne-
sin Bismada disueita en- medic vase de
aqua caliente, al final de cada comida,
muy pronto olyidarian sus males del eS-
ttnago los doctores tendriany que bus
car otro genero de pacientes''. Expli-
raSido este razonamiento, un reputadS
medico do Nueva. York asegur6 que la
mayor parte de lass Intermediates del es-
t6ula 60 so originan en- Ia acidez del mis-
mo orgauo y en- la descomposiei6n de
los a;iiaentos antes do su digestion,
junfe con Ia iHsufieiencia sanguinea en-
.sl est6magp. FL aqua caliente auEnenta
la clfculacidn de Ia sansre, y en- cuanto
q Ia Afagncsia Bisurada, que puede fa-
eillnente obtenerse, ya sea en- polve Q
en- pastilas, en- cuaiquIer dragperfa 0
hotica, neutraliza misunderstanding el ex-
cese de acidos en- el cstomago eyita
Ia fermentation de los aiimcntos. la
combination de alnbps da resultados ver-
daaeraitante positiyos. 1ebe preferir-
sela al uso dc digestiyos aTtiiic;ales. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-01

teres en- ell juego y su sueno es in
tranGuIio y So apetito variable. es
sehal de que tienen lombrices.
Cuando aparecen tales sintomas es
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-01
Efectos Exclusives
Rapidos V Manifiestoa

Pepsodent produce otros efec-
tos nuevos. Aumenta la alcali-
fiidad de la saliva, que sirve para
neutralizar los acidos de la boca.
Aunenta la ptialina de la saliva,
cuyo objeto es dagerir los deposi-
tos amilaceos de la dentadura.
En- esta forma, sc atacan de ma
nera eficaz estos grandes enc
migos de los dientes.
Envfe ell cupon y recibira un
tubito para 10 dfas. Observe que
Iin1pios Sc sienten los dientes, ,des-
pues de usarlo. Fijese en- la desa-
parici6n de la pelfcula viscosa.
Yea como Sc ernblanquecen los
dientes tnedida que desaparece
la pelicula.
Pocos dias dan resuItados que
nadie puede olvidar. Recorte hoy
ell cupon,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-01
Quitese la peIicula

La lnayorfa de las personas
tienen la dentadura ernpaf1ada por
una pelicula-esa pelicnla viscosa
que I'd. siente. Sc adhere y ALI
permanece porque ning1n denti-
frico ordinario puede atacarla
eficaznlente.
Las rnanchas de los alirnentos
la obscurecen fernando entonces
capas sucias. ESQ es 10 que dd a
la dentadura ese aspecto feo.
La pelicula produce tambien
la mayor parte de las enferIne-
dades de la dentadura. Retiene
las partfculas de alirnento, que Sc
fernentan y forman acidos. Re
tiene los acidos en- contacto con
la dentadura causando la carries.
En- ella pululan nillones de mi
crobios. Estos, con ell sarro, son
La causa principal de la piorrea.
/ Estos males sc han generali-
zado entire las personas que no
atacan la pelicula.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-01

CeferEpo AvECIILA..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-01

Ia hora de darles Whites Cream
Vermifuge. Unas cuantas dosis ha-
cen sahr las lombrices y ponen al
nifio nuevamente en- el camino de
la salud. Whites Cream Vermi-
fuge Sc ha usado con exito duran
te los Gltimos cincuenta amos. De
vanta en- las farmacias y dro@ne-
ria. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-01
No divide dos cosas
eSeTCia1eS

10. Que Ia ECONOMIA es base
segura de bienestar individual
y collective;
20. Que fu6 ell Banco Popular
de Puerto Rico quien inici6 en-
esta isla ell sistema del AHO,
RRO, mediante la imposition de
pequefias Quotas que los emplea.
dos, Obreros. y families previ-
soras depositaban en- la GAIA del
Banco, y que eran anotadas en-
Ia libreta del cliente, percib;endo
un tres por ciento de interes
anual.
Esa continnada labor de educa-
ci6n social ha dado resultados
satisfactoriOs.
Contribuya usted a ella Abra
una LIBRETA DE AHORRO.
ECONOMICE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-01

I'd. no podria comprar a rita-
gun precio perlas comparables a
unos dientes bonitos.
Entonces por que no destruir
la pelfctila de los dientes, como 10
estan hacienda rniIlones de per-
Sonas. Haga esta prucba gratis
y observe la nueva belleza que
Sobreviene.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-01
Hagalos que brillen
Quitese diarianente Ia pelicula opaca

Los dentistas competentcs han
de4nostrado la eficacia de estos
fnetodos. Sc fla inventado I'm
dentifrico 1noderno para aplicarlo
tiiariamente. El nornbre es Pep
sodeht.
Las personas cuidadosas de SO
paises usan diariamente este dem
tifrico, principalmente por con-
sejo de sus dentistas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-01

Por esta razon la ciencia dem
tai sc dedic6 a buscar destruc-
torres de La pelicula. Ahora Sc han
encontrado dos. Uno de ellos
desintegra la pelicula en- todos
los perfodos de su formation. Ell
otro la elimina, sin friccion per-
judicial,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-01
Proteia el EsrnaIte

Pepsodent desintegra la peif-
cula, luego la elinlina con un
polvo rnucho mas blarido que
el esma1te. No use nunca un
destructor de la pelicula que
contenga substancias aspeTas
raspantes.
Arizona state miner., 1925-11-14

Magdalena Saavedra, wife of Chono
Saavedra, is very ill at Jerome. Her
mother, Mrs. Ygnacio Garcia, Sr., ;,
went to her Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Garcia was met at Prescott by her
son Gabriel, and motored to Jerome.
Mrs. Saavedra is suffering with
pneumonia. Latest news says she
is some better.
Mrs. DeClose and son of Okmulgee.
Oklahoma, arrived in Wickenburg last
Saturday. They will stay a short
time for the benefit of the sons
health
Mass was said at the Catholic
church here Sunday.
j. Herman Aagard of Hollywood
accompanied by his wife, spent sew
eral days in Wickenburg and vicinity.
They were guests of E. N. Rudd.
On account of Fair Week, the reg
ular meeting of the Wickenburg
Library Association was postponed
to Thursday, Nov. 19.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ham and Matt Cav
eness were in town Thursday.
Arizona state miner., 1925-11-14

During the showing of Oh Doctor
at the theater this past first half of
the week there was given by the
Wickenburg Drug Co., IL prescrip-
tions which the above firm cashed
in for big box of candy to each
lucky holder thereof. The show was
well enjoyed and there was quite an
attendance, although quite few are
waiting for Wild Horse Mesa, which
plays the Granada the last half of
the week.
Simon Pouquette came down from
Williams Wednesday to visit his
family.
ROmaine H. Lowdermilk spent sew
eraI days in Phoenix this week at
tending the Fair and looking after
his business affairs.
Don Garcia and Buck Lambert were
visitors in Phoenix this week to at
tend the Fair
A return base ball game with Yava
was played Friday afternoon the score
being IA to IL in favor of Wickenburg
Kenneth McLennon spent the week
end with his mother in Tempe.
Arizona state miner., 1925-11-14
~ CHUMMY CHATS @

the result of getting wised up some
what. Moral-join the Arizona Div
ision and get the real, honest to
goodness information.
From Louisville, KY, comes a
news item concerning the discovery
by the police of a Synthetic Gin Fac
tory that sold all Of it's output to
Sheiks who specialized in taking
girls out on necking parties.
Then from Vancouver, B. c., news
is sent out that Gin and Whiskey
are to be made there at a new dis
tillery with machinery which will be
brought from Kentucky. Really
somewhat of coincidence. if nothing
more, as again the sunny Southland
loses out to the frigid North, which
will gain that much in it's output of
Mountain Dew" which can then be
shipped over the U. S. border to
citizens who prefer to encourage for
eign rather than home industries.
To the oft repeated expression of
circumstances alter cases" we would
almost be justified in adding diff
digesting the following couple news
items which appeared only three days
apart.
In Los Angeles, Calf, prominent
society woman died under circum-
stances which convinced the police
that poison was the cause, but the
autopsy surgeon stated that he would
give certificate of acute alcohol
ism as the cause. Our readers can
arrive at various conclusions each
in accordance with whatever trend
of reasoning may be chosen.
Then from town in Illinois comes
news of the final ruling of the cong
mittee of Pardons and Paroles that
a. man who was found guilty few
months since of selling poison liquor,
which caused the death of five men
must serve 2O-year sentence in the
state penitentiary.
Verify! it does seem to make diff
erence after all as to where you
sometimes live, doesn't it?
You have all been told many times
no doubt that it's an ill wind that
blows nobody good" This is brought
in an Ohio town who was so incor-
rigible as to possess some liquor. In
order to pay the fine, which was as
sessed against her, she was compelled
to sell her home. Thus the real es-
tate men could make a profit in COM
missions and the law enforcers could
all have their proper "divvies". You
say, "Oh! but the woman lost her
HONEYWELL, what of that, didn't she
violate the most sacred law in the
land-a person as vicious as that does
not deserve to have home and
should be very thankful to be allowed
to escape the gallows or electric chair.
Here we go agaln-yOu must all be
familiar with the expression adding
insult to injury"-well, st. Johns,
Arizona, recently furnished you with
shining example.
Some men 1--WE suppose) entered
the local bastile by way of window
from which they first removed the
bars, and it would seem that if we
said all of the bars that the descrip-
tion would be quite correct as 10 gal
Ions of the Is gallons of whiskey
which they borrowed" was contained
in one keg. To date no news has
come through as to the borrowers hav-
ing returned any of the containers
with the liquid intact-however it is
probably due to a mere over sight on
their part caused by an extraordinary
rush of business in their "relief de-
partment. Five Points Star.
During the showing of Oh Doctor
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-08-06
Nanbn mics piteli roSiuuia
fOiunfOnraiiesti.

Socflom Diicb Cora H. 9Rc
CONCEAL 90lmuotius iornlori, ci
oIhlt eniint1Glt nolu mics, finn
njoi fofii roswod potoiolIe furrtil
tnnan miiue periontoino, fitn ndmi
prittiWGt rpostGd bdnen fotiom.
&unbn mics, ioIIu oil "rpsturoit
Oon" Iponrin iGIfi oifeun iilmGn
pl1puolello, oil mielG fpfcneuG an.
to1ndnn tietoio topobtiumosto fun
mironomaiiet lonpiiput poitoIIe.
SoGn fertoi ettG fofIi mtestd oil
tulIut b0nen uirnnoIlcrn furmilIo
ia Iitoneet b1nrt fiimi iefG fopr
loineet nun ia lufinneet rluloniGi
lDtuSbuoneeiecn. O}c@oneqolin 5S
muo0en ifGiuen poifu of olIut bel
nGlooosia, jonne rnSluot oIhuot men
meet iitten ia iitoneet bGnet iieIlG
@on6rs oil iind mGlin onnistrmtt
ioumoon iitcet fGiiStGGn rcuitpfii
ia toSfuueitielIdGn Ieifoumt joIfo
iitccnla ia fun roSluot puloiimot
liidlle torfostomoon talon robomo
roiu. oil ban rosmojcn finpusia
lDcit5cn fonsio ia TAI lu0Oufii toiSta
iclf6Gn, iolloin roSpot nGfimdt bar
6nofii I1bteG pnfoon mtolloun. jnfo
oil talon e0eSiG moontielIG. S6SIG
toppeluSiu ioi wonbuS isfuu oi
feon iilmGniG pldpuoIellc. alm roS
mot meuiwdt pofoon iuofii W2c@n-
ueaal mnponttomnnn iitcist6 poifon
ia, icfa iImoitti asian ipirmomoi
file.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-08-06
Smnrempaa bnOlta uIOtteiOen
tirjOittamiIesIa.

SoSti0eportementti on rDbtDnDt
eritoiiiin toimenpiteiiiin ibnisten
buomion tiinnittGmlefii ilulrenl-
paon buolelliilultecn oIoitteioen fir
ioittnmiicsin. "Gie0Gttefo", lolliil-
tann Oepartcnlentin iulfniiemosio
GltIetinisia "ctt1 uiintc guuonnu
ioutui 2t,0OO,00O firjcttG fuollei
ocn poStitoimiStoon ett1 iumuu
tietd meni S03.0 900 pofettio, ettG
ptoiittoin pnnnnnn poStiin 100000
firicttd ilmon nlirfG6nloi9to oIoi.
tetta eta $4,000 urlpoStu rnboo
tnriotoun muoHttoin. firjei5tG. ctti
$4,000 nrpostu poStinerffei1 IGD-
0etti1n lpuoilttnin iulnalla tnpollo.
ett1 $4,000 urlpo5to sheffield, mo
uep oroercitn ia motlum6GrGpfiiG
ci foSfnon inolpu p11mGGrGGniG.
ettG Set1 Sdmli peril muoIittoin
$4,000 poStimerteiSiG tllnllcibeu
poStifonttoriSto tufaiiin libettGjGI-
leen pololttettGuisto lGbetpfiiSt1 ia
ettG poSti6nllitlltiellc nofiao mao,
iittuin $1,740,OO0 ctiiG uifeot oioit
teet. &ofo tGnG ilturi Iunmo
Woituiiiin i0GstGG, jos lGbettGjGt
nouoottoiirpot ilurempoo buolellj
iitutto lGbetptieniG oioitutien tir
joittoniieSio ia muistoiiiipot inmnI
la firinittoa tofaiiinpalousoioitteen.
ia firjeenin tai pofetin tltlmoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-08-06
@i6in ,raSiutu ,uui fdSttGG.

Som 81. 9intboIl iGfGS foriofar
min omiStoin Son 6ernnnoon loof
inSio, on, tiIonnut erGGSto Sos 9fn
ocIeiin 6outouStoinistoSto 1000
ooIlorio mofiomml tcrGfiiicn RIM
miSfirStin moruStc.hno ut6cnoi-
foiielIa ro6iou Observation-Disclosures.
Ia.
&inbolI on iclittGnpt olcuonio
mnfiultcttlL ett6 iieh wiipno Ia
beII6 ruumistd tlionliopdim6Gn osti
ia eta bGn fpfenec ftullcmoun mie
ii ftoIemuniofin iGlfecn ntitG mao
iGmosio fulloinfiu topobhnt Inn
main foiffi Ioittoo oiiomunfoiiccn
fintoon intoenoitoisten pebfciScn q
iUtIlo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-08-06
Situfulecrn Nticbignnin iualtiUsIa
ObG bnolestnttGiua.

: Q9iinc lptonno tuoli Wticbiganin
maltioSio 16,403 lifoo foleeraon.
SiloStrien mlitaan tuoli Ills II
iifon iofa tllbonneSta t6bGn tuppa.
maon tmttiin. sos liat oripoSteI-
laan $14.00 pG1, tltotti tolti tpal-
tion nlonmiGbille $229,642 mobin-
aon.
ySerrottuno eoellileen spuoteen
on tuuti pdbentpnDt enentpi fltin
mlolcllo. @uonna 1923 tltoli ti.
BAN tolltiin moltioSiu 40,S60 iitna
tai noin SO tubannesta
SGm1 lltfu tlunntinfin on oIui.
tempt fuin festimGGrG toto 0bops.
Wulloisiu t1n1 nuonno, ioio nouIee
30.S jofn tllbnnneSta. SSiimc iplon
no nouli foleeran tllottomo rabol=
linen toppio fofn mousln $4,000,
900. gteli1rtpmnenen muoOen fes-
fint1GrG tGtG ennen on oGlut $30,-
100000 ia fortein Dboen plto0en
tnppio nouii $65,OOO,OOO. 1924
fltoli t06 iitno ioto tubonnesto ia
1897 130. Subject nGCnnGiieSti
opot iioSti parontlneet iitten enti.
ippOen iifofoleeroo moStustoeSiu ia
toipottnlpo on ett1 tnutt lopulliiesti
inoonnn estetpfii miItei tpffGnGGn
tai ninotin ruioitetitfii bnrpinoiiet-
II. g.; 49,. .x,1s NJ. i..-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-08-06
Salafnljctnsta 9et=
rOit=jOella
SaltO iuartijuita aietetaan ioem
tuarrelle.

Sallitusrpironomuiiet opdt iao.
meet tietoonia, ettG pGfiinonrien ia
iiirtolnistcu iulnt!;ljetltstn on bar
ioitettl luuremnloSIa mGGrGSiG Go
naOastn YbOpSpaltuin puolel!e pe
iiteitG mp0ten 0etroitin fpbOalta.
&llljetuslinionu on fGutettp Suron.
iGrlucl ia Detroit -jofeo.
9eDt on rpbOpttp tarmotfoiiiin
toimiin tGulGn inlatuGetufien ebfGi-
ietniietii. 9ipon beti oietetoon luia
tportijasto 0etroit-joen morrelle,
9etoitistn Sort Suroniin osti, pG
limatto ollen noin 100 miilou.
8ortijaston jGrjeStGminen ia
jobtaminen on 0etroitisio oleuan
tullipGGlIitfo 6. 3. SSerguslonin
tdIisIu. 'Solotllljetlfiesto niotoon
tebOG Ioppu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-08-06
Nnuret pOiut tglmGlueriiesti mnr6a
lilunt tafii naistu.

Suoion, q. $. @iime nil
toIln tapabtl,i fplmG merinen fof
ioi&nulrbn, iolrfa ubritii joutuimut
mun5ot @illiS.iiiorrtiet fotonoon
@u0loniSln, 81 s., ia OH mltrba
oIlut iolapcrdiipDoen merbosin to
b6n iootfo.
Sopubtumm ioboo$lo on tebtp
lIeito rponeitiemiiia, mutta fuiffi
omot OIoittoltuneet tuIofiettomif-
il. 8ib6oin niiinein oi-
odtti1p1t mirononluiIet Rcrri-
nnncf istu fotoiiin oIelpon nuorltfoi-
len, SoitiS Sonlboroin, iota on tlrn.
nustanut, ettG ban OH tebnpt mur.
ban pboesiG iiiorusten iuofiupoion,
15-muotiaon G6orles 2efebpren
fonSio.
8ironomniiet meipGt pojan ntlr.
bdtliioen iisfosten fotiin ia iiellG
fertoi Vuonbenlpi poiistn tofo topub
tltnon frtintn le fGlpi ia miten
6e mltrbon iurnnittelilpot.
Sltotiupoifo oil fertonut fdlpI
Ieen, eta lponbat iiiorufiet, Selen
ia @eorgiunno @ilIis, opot luuun
meet bGnellc omoiiuuOem flm be
fllolemot. @niffo iiiorufict olimot
uunbojo, totncn II ia toinen, 80,
q bci01u fllolemnStoun nGpttGnDt
olelum eritDiiiG "toiueito", ioten
pojot p6GttimGt pfiimieIiieSti joubut
tdn perinnonioontio. ottouiulIu nan
buffet pois beugilt1.
gtitorufoinen 2ouis 2onlbor0 mie
tim uonbuSten fotiin, teitti00n ia
IiellG fpieltiin tlinnontorfosti fuin.
ia toiffi OH topnbtunlt, beltpi nuo.
rutninen plbumoon, ettG be pboesl6
Iufuloispoifnnin talon iliofiupojon
Charles 2efebpren tonSIn mmrbaii
not mlo wunbot iistofiet, jotfo oil.
nat BELLE 6pmi6 fltin dioit, ioo6of
icnme robnn ia beiO6n omoiilul
tcnio.
@oiillu oil iellninen lmlo, ettd
fun noiiet fuolelpot, tltlee iliofiltpofu
omuiilulOen periiGtii josto tictpsti
bg0tDiii iuofiupojon oiotomerifin
g. Z.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-08-06
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iGtcioen" miroIGinen foftitu tuIIoon
toinittomoon cnii ionSflutIlo Son
5roncisCon ia SonoIitIltn mGIiIIG,
iImottoo iGteioen fefiiiG tri 9t.
Scott. Scott iInottoo cttG fofeiIut
teboGGn preiiOcntti GoIiO0cn IrpoI.
la.
aofciluSio tuIIoon fGpttGm1Gu 10
toloimoid ia iImoInilpoid, iotfn TIT.
Iepot fuIfcmoon ilmon micbiStGG
ia htIec tri Scott tooistomoou cttG
Bon pnstpn iGteinG toppomonn 10.
foiien eIGpGn oIennon fob6enfhm-
mencn moiIin nloIlo.
GofeiIIesioon eniin fefiint0ni6
fonsio Moiomcu cr6moosio ionoi
tri Scott iGteiOcn topponreu clGi,
mi6 foImen ia Ieiticmdu moiriu
motfoiIla.