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Evening star., 1925-11-22
SHOP EARLY OR HOP LATER, EDICT
ISSUED BY SALESCIRLS in ID. C..
Practicers of Doctrine They Preach Promise No
Sympathy to Crowds Saving Last Week for the
Inevitable-Own Gifts Purchased.

II rushed so last Christmas trying to
please the customers that | spent
Christmas day in bed. Nothing to
that"
Vivacious little trio, that. Ideas no
end.
I'm shopping early for Christmas,
Miss. which meets with your full ap-
proval. l presume" the investigator
remarked to another young lady with
"a dreamy stare.
You don't meet with my approval
Move on"
Thereafter he avoided dreamy
stares and got along better. All of
his consultants. advisers and in
formants passed over the counter sub
stantially similar recommendations In
support Of Ross Andrews, Charley CO.
lumbus and Postmaster Mooney.
Virtually every salesgirl questioned
pointed out as the best proof of their
belief in the shop-early campaign
their own adherence to the precepts
laid down for the guidance OF the Gus
toners they serve. They emphasized
that they were not going to work
nights this year. as in days of old. and
asserted they were going to work
hard. but not too hard in meeting the
rush of eleventh-hour patrons.
In other words, it is evident that
the customer who waits until Christ
mas week to get that armful of
bundles Is going to Charleston his way
through the traffic jam and aisle mobs
to the charused Il told you so" of the
little ladies who rule the counters of
Nashingtons department stores and
shops.
Committee Is Named.
Incidentally. Mr.. Columbus made
a At 10 ha ag ~ "a
Buy ,NowMail Early for Christina"
committee of the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association. The
members are Stanley Lansburgh,
chairman; S. NJ. Avery, Joseph A
Berherich. +. w. Brake, Bert Bre.
wood. Leo G. Brooks, G.. Buchbinder
Charles A. Camalier, O. j. DeMoll.
David Frank, DR.. M. G. Gibbs. 1. l..
Goldheim. George Harris. Maurice
Kaufman, Sylvan King. H. D. Ormsby
II. T. Roach, Jerome NJ. Saks. s. NJ.
Selinger, Charles G. Stott, jr., A. j
Sundlun and Sam Zirkin.
The personnel Of the post office com,
mittee is as follows: w. II. Haycock
chairman; Frederick Sillers, Herbert
Riley. Harry w. Klotz. Edgar Church
and G.. l.. TAFT.
The post office committee points out
tHat the decision TO give the mail.
carriers a day of rest Christmas day
is another argument in favor of early
mailing this year.
In this connection, it is rumored the
holiday given the mailInen was not SO
joyfully received as might have been
| imagined. 1t seems that they fear
they won't be remembered this year
by the householders on their routes
as they have been remembered in
years gone by. This remains to be
| seen, of course.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
K. OF C. SCHOOL PLANS
FOR PUBLIC DEBATE
Society Will Discuss Whether Op-
position to Federal Department
of Education Is Justified.

ARA angements for a public debate
before Washington Council, K. of c.,
are being made by the Columbus De-
batting Society of the knights OF co.
Iunabus Evening School. 1t is planned
TO hold the debate early in January
on the question, Resolved, That the
Opposition to the Proposed Federal
Department of Education Is Justi-
fed" The affirmative side will be up
held by Aquila B. Baden. Fabian G.
Cox and Miss Betty Hart, while
Joseph ]. Chunta, Thomas H. Nc
Oueeney and Robert +. Hutchinson
will uphold the negative.
Prof. Arthur Deering Call of Cath
olic University will lecture Tuesday
night at s o'clock on Nathaniel
Hawthorne" The public is invited.
A get-together meeting of the
students and former students was
held last night at 1914 Massachusetts
avenue Entertainment and dancing
were featured.
Personnel of the various standing
committees of the student council was
announced by President Cyrus l..
Burnett at a meeting Friday night.
The committees follow:
Publications, Harry Kabat. chair
man; Daniel S. Ring, Miss Mary A.
Warren; entertainment, Carroll NJ.
ElVlln, CHtlIllldli, 4NlISS -IciE NOSlCici
Fred J. Diegelman, Miss NJ. Monica
Dwyer; dramatics, Miss NJ. Mary
Haltigan. chairman; William A.
Welsh. Miss Ruth l. Reynolds, Vim
cent Rogers; welfare, Miss Mary E.
Shields, chairman; Thomas H. Nc
Queeney, Miss Helen NJ. Pahler, AL
fred c. Doyle. Mrs. p. w. Griggs;
athletics, Francis j. Farrell. chair
man; Norinne j. Hennessy William j.
Sullivan, Daniel =. Stanton, BARLEY
p. Gordon.
Students of the tirst-year law class
met Friday and elected the follow
ing officers: President. William J.
Sullivan; vice president. Joseph c..
Moore; secretary. Miss Rose H. Nc
Cabe; delegate to the student council,
Hugh G. McKenny.
Committees appointed follow: Con-
stitution and bylaws. John E.
Waters. Arthur Gusack. Hugh c. Nc
Kenny; debating, Russell H. Foreman
William J. Howder, John J. Scanlan.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
COIN DRIVE PUSHED.
10000 Personal Appeals Sent in
Stone Mountain Campaign.

Preparatory to the opening of the
harvest campaign, December to II,
the local committee of the Stone
Mountain Memorial Association last
night sept out the first batch of 10000
personal appeals to residents Of the
District of Columbia, asking them TO
purchase the special memorial half
dollar coins minted for the benefit of
the association.
The ten-day period set aside for the
harvest campaign will be given over
to an intensive drive in the city. The
girls contest continues unabated.
The committee is planning the or.
ganization of three clubs, the first
with 10000 members purchasing $40
worth Of the coins each; the second
with 1000 members taking $50 in coins
each and the third made up of 1000
persons buying 500 of the coins.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
DR.. Wiley to Speak.

DIR. Harvey Wiley will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the entertainment to
be given at the Savoy Theater No
vember "a, by the District of Column
bia Congress of Parent-Teacher Asso-
Citations in conjunction with the
Board of Health. The film. Tommy
fuckers TOOTH" will be shown. The
third and last of the series of enter
tainments will be shown December /
at the Savoy Theater. Miss Dorothy
Rood will speak.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Open Meeting OF 1-asonic Club.
Husband Seeks Divorce.

Absolute divorce is asked in suit
filed by Kenneth w. Bolles against
Julia II. Bolles. They We're married
at Johnson City, y. Y, July 2S, 1923,
and have one child. The husband
charges that his wife deserted him
October % last and has been seen in
company with other men at dances
and on auto rides. y correspondent is
named. Attorney Dora Palkin ap-
pears for the husband.
Evening star., 1925-11-22

III you do not do your Christmas
shopping early you need expect no
sympathy from the clerks behind the
counter when the big rush begins a
few weeks hence.
The customer who puts off his gift
buying until the last minute deserves
all that Is coming to him in the way
OF hurry, scurry and worry. take 1t
from the girl at the cash register.
The dilatory ones are in for n les.
son at the hands of the store clerks.
1t was disclosed in a survey of the
situation conducted yesterday by The
Star.
The Amalgamated Association of
Counter Philosophers has let 1t be
known, with a wholesale tossing Of
bobbed locks, that its members will
not be hurried to death these few re-
naming weeks before Christmas just
to accommodate the Ancient Order OF
Procrastfnating Purchasers.
A representative of this paper made
a tour of investigation of some of the
downtown department stores yester-
day and learned some interesting
things in his rounds. He was to find
out just how the girls themselves felt
about this shop early business fos-
tered by the Merchants and Manu-
facturers' Association and the Post
SiiiIc l'SpdI lIiieilt'
She Believes the Slogan.
DO you believe in shopping early?"
he asked a big-eyed blonde in the
Women'S neckwear section of a large
f street establishment.
shop early or hop later is my
motto" She replied. tucking a stray
hair into place behind the left ear
When should one shop for Christ
mas" he asked a middle aged wom-
an in the toy department three floors
up, and to the right.
He who would shun showing
should shop shortly" she suggested
Il don't want to buy anything, but
if l did. should | buy now and mail
early for Christmas?" he inquired Of
gentleman in the leather goods de.
partment.
II don't quite get the drift, brother.
but If you really want my advice. you
better get stocked up right now or
get lost in the shuttle later. Now, il
you really want a bargain, here's n
splendid suit case that / can quote
special price on today"
How do You salespersons feel
about this shop-early stuff and alp"
a group of three attractive young
ladies' in the perfume department OF
another big establishment was asked
Us? W ell, we believe in it so much
that We've all done all the shopping
we're going to do. haven't we?" said
one, as she ceased chewing her gum.
Life's a Stop Sign to Her.
You said 1t, and Furthermore here
Is one saleSperson who doesn't give
a darn how much of hurry the last
minute crowd is in. I'm an easy-Eoing
mamma. if you know what ! mean"
Same here" Joined in the third
Evening star., 1925-11-22
CiiUics.

secretary of Commerce Hoover be-
neVeS the only way to bring about
proper development of the Govern
ments merchant marine is to end the
present system of divided control of
Government ship operations. The
present system, which divides respon-
slblllty between the Shipping Board
and the Emergency Fleet CORPORATION
and which has been marked recently
py dissenslon and controversy over
policies and operation of the Govern
ment ships, should be replaced, Secre-
tary Hoover believes, by one which
would transfer the whole fleet and
other property to the Emergency
Fleet Corporation, the president of
which should be responsible solely to
the President of the United States.
Secretary Hoover's ideas were made
known to delegates attending a ship
ping conference here last week under
the auspices of the United States
Chamber of Commerce. The confer
ence on the following day adopted
report urging Government subsidy
for American shipping. virtual aboli-
ton of the Shipping Board as now
constituted and a transfer of control
to the Department of Commerce
Premier of Italy Benito Mussolini,
already recognized as dictator in
Italy, now wants it down on paper"
so there will be no question about his
dictatorship. Bills were introduced in
the Italian Parliament last week
which provide that neither the Cham
Der of Deputies nor the Senate shall
include in its program of legislation
any subject upon which he has not
given his approval. The premier, to
says, should be responsible only to the
King
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Religion.

In accordance with a plan which is
rapidly gaining favor by the different
denominations, more than 5000 Pres
byterian ministers will be awarded
pensions by the Presbyterian board of
national missions. The plan is
part of the general scheme fostered
by a laymen's committee Of the de-
nomination headed by Will Hays, for
mer Postmaster General.
The board of foreign missions of
the Methodist Episcopal Church re-
ceived a total of S3,193,40 for it's
educational. evangelistic and medical
service in more than 40 countries of
the world during the year which ended
in October, a report made to the
board meeting in Delaware, Ohio, de-
clared last week.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Education.

The Labor Department last week
issued a rather discouraging report,
at least from the standpoint Of
teachers.
The report places the cost of obtain
ing a degree Of doctor of philosophy
from one of the larger universities at
SS, 900, and shows that after about l8
years of teaching experience the
teacher can hope to obtain salaries in
the smaller colleges or universities Of
about $3,400; in the medium colleges
or universities, from $500 to $3,700,
and in the larger universities and col
leges a salary which mounts to $4,000
at the most.
This week was celebrated in the
United States as Educational week, -"
and schools throughout the Nation
dedicated q part of their time to a
brief mention and study Of some Of
the outstanding features Of the school
Evening star., 1925-11-22

While the children were hearing the
subjects selected to be stressed during
Education week-such as the Consti-
tuition, patriotism. etc.-communist
leaders in the United States were
quoted in Minneapolis as saying that
literature aimed to offset such teach
ing Is being distributed in the
schools. 1t was stated. in addition,
that schools are being started through
out the country for the purpose Of
teaching the theory Of communism
and Leninism.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Economics.

Speaking before the New York
Board of Trade Thursday night in
New York, President Coolidge as
sured business Of this country that
1t need have no fear of Government
competition SO long as it remains
in it's own field of productive en-
deavor. At the same time. the Pres
ident cautioned business that 1T must
not interfere with the Government.
The President pleaded for a better
understanding between Government
Evening star., 1925-11-22

systems. In Washington the various
heads of the public school system here
issued daily statements
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-23

NEST 'ana -chambrc kocsa vratna chynej alebo
kuchynskeho robotnka ktory by nebol znal o ktory
by no nebol povazoval priatela l'udstva =
mene mesiacoch po jeho prichode do Pariza
podarlo sa premoct nametky vady poskytnue tai
ne pozcky spojenm saom postal sam prvd splatku 70
sdbenych dvoch monov rankov. Nasledovaly inc poze
Ky az dvadsat sest monov frankov bolo posane
V mali 1777 povedal rs Bohom'' markyzovi Lafayette
ktory se ma pomoc Amerke lodi vsrojene eho vastnym
nakladom Potion Franklin nahovoril vadu uznat neodvs
lost Spoenych Satov snbit pomoc udrzovani teJo ne
odvislos pro nepria ON vast mi vyslanci bo prdr'
zeni tychto vyednavanach ale ich pritomnos boa
mu viac ma zavade nez pomoci
Skoro nao franc1zska vlecna ota odpavaa do Amerl-
kv Ia vmto odam nasedovalo franczske vojko, ktore
boo neocenite nym vyhran neodvsos pre- koone Tao
pomoc pra havne vd aka FranknoveJ personate
taktu osobnei prt azvos Ba este wac vzbud nadse
ME "a osobn1 narodn sobodu ktore zaprenio ej mle-
neen vyjadrene francuzske sympate ale az vyouchh
samej Francuzskej Revol1ce
Cd 17S do 1888 boil jednym tych, ktorl vyJedna-
vail mer Vel kou Brtaniou, co vedlo ku smluve roku
1888 diva roxy nato ked odchadza Pariza do Ameky
vsetky tredy obyvate spojy ucen no. ako naoo
dbenesieh cdzinca kory kedy bol host om oho naroda
Franklin povedal e on len eho nasledovnikom Nkto
no nem6ze zastp " nastoiil francdzsky lud suhasll
po ieho nayrate 40 Ameriky, Franklin boil predsedom
Havnei Radv Pennsylvania guvernerom) sluzac od l'o
do 1888 Jeho posednou suzbou pre- VAST boo clensvo
V rade ktora sostavila Cstavu.
poslednt ni jeho zvota napisal astku svoe Auto
biografe lebo nebol nkdy dokonct to knizku
svojej domacnost v kruhu svojich deti vntat I'll
pokone pokone Jednemu prate owl vyjadrl takto svoe
city tom case:
posed me ST. kim nepomnie vecer zivota. Najposled-
uese hodny si vzdy najradosnejse ked nemozeme w
aj e povedat jeden druhtmu dobri roz
1tit sa, a ist tichdcko do postele. -
Zraly veku askavej m1drosti zomrel PhiladeI-
phil, II. aprlla 1890
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-23
JE VASA RODINA ZABEZPECENA?

Mate drobn6 deti, vsakze? jake ich lllbte! Ste
vstave dat svo ia he kedykol vek Ziete len pre-
ne sebe utrhujete abv deti maly Praeuete cd rama do
vecera azko a radost X v6l det om. Trpnete, ably
prace nezasekly..
Pozerae al na zadn6 koesa? Co, ked by ste tax ma
HE zomre ako to casio stava? Je vasa rodnka "a
bezpecena prot nidz biede psote2 Bude mat kde sko
nit hlavu hevyzene u landlord ulicu, nepojde pyta
skvvu cheba eroztrat nerozprchne po chudobmcoch
20 sirej Amerike?
TO by bolo strasn6 poozene iste by vam nedalo po
koia hlobe. Lebo c by ste vinnym. re ste nevv-
onai pre- svou rodmu vsetko, dao. Este dnes ak
vam ie mozno vvhl adate daktorI slovensky spolok
date sa don zapisat elena. Vspte do olkych spoil
kov ko ko len m0zete udrzat, dajte poist po-
ist uj1ce spolocnos pridavok TIm len ma1 nahra-
d date svojej odinkc pade s seba, otca-zvitea a.
Lebo vas zivot e nenahradtenI neocentel n.y. Zabez-
pecte svou rodinku, kIm je nie neskoro!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-23
oBRAZoK 20 sLOVENsKA.

J-pozornueme Ct catcla cllnok ''Slovenske boz
l'ast' Ma inon miese uverejneny korv nam doposla
TlacovI odbor prezida mnserskej lady Prahe Ga
nol penI ale nvrly s1oro neprevedtelne. Ma Sloven
sku nemozlo prev;dzat amerikanizaciu hospodaskom
ohl ade do tIch cas kIm celia republka zostava slime
triena Triednou zostane klm Ceskoslovensko nezrus
naprv svoje zkony tor6 obyvate stvo da nasilu roz
triedent
Tu je priklad Pozllane iedno plicinlvt dievta ort
lalcilo sit zeskG Satv Boo chudon preto nemohlo
skoncit cel6 dobu ciovstva (stoj peniazeD Zadova
zio 81 horkot azko sicl stroj zacalo pocve zvit
Je skovne, krsne Sav Sit takze malo roboy vzdv
dost Ale GO sa nestao? Bolo obzaovane, re prevadza
kracilske remeslo bez douGeia Pokutova ju to, Eel
81 poctive cheb vyh adava Devca vsak pokracovalo
svoje praci ebo Incl roboty nemoho dostat do sluz
by panom neccelo ebo suzbe 81 dievca kraj ami IA
saty nevyrobi Tiez vo svoje stare natke ktorl ne
chceo opus' Znovu vsak boo obzalovan6 pokuto
va1e Vrcnost je zak;,zay Sit! Teraz 81 nevie rady,
co pocia Ci ist do otrocenia pano aebo do fabrky
alcbo ahyndt Neslne alej robit' to- comu ma mai
vcs sclopnost zal 'ubu Zakon ju drzi dolu neslncl
sa vvsvihmit vysse, nesmie byt' remeselckou, musi
byt' slnzkou ak chce zit
Nuz midrc 81 to za1iadili tt pan Europe (Lebo ia
Ike zakony s tam po nych krajnach Keby dali prize
ztost chudobe vvsvhnut' sa nemai by orokov, nemah
bv acnych sluhov, nemal by koho dlzat pod paou To
1nus tax byt'! Krajova denokraca je len posmeskom
demokracie Panuje tam stredoveke orokarstvo
lc,lze skrytej fol1ne
Tprimnym demokratom Ceskosovensku davame
t,lto radu: Pracue sovne zrllseni strcdovekeho
Nobec nepotrebneho zynostenskeho zakona date neob
incident prezitost kazdemu obcanovi venovat' prac
ake ma zal ubu uvidte akeho hospodaskeho pokro-
ku doze republika Sloboda zamestnania e celia tai
most vami obdivovaneho pokroku Spojenych Statov Va
se zakony chrna slabncLov neschopnych lud schop
nfch drzia dou. sobode, ak1 pozva lud Anlerike,
neschopni s zatsnutl suit All podriadene mesta
schopni dvihajd blahobyt krajiny. TAX to ma byt
Ieskoslovelsku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-23
Roz1naznana.

Mlada PAM pocala stenat'. Pri-
siel lekar. Radim VAN malt pre-
chadzku pred raiaajkami. =
"To nejde.''
Preto by to neslo?"
''Prechadzku v postelie Pred
rama jkami som este v postell! J!
The Washington times., 1925-12-09
SACRAMENTO BALL CLUB

Los ANGELES, Dec. Art
Eriggs, who used TO play first base
for the Angels when Red Killefer
was running that club, may appear
before the boys and girls out here
again.
.Artha'' has been plotting the
Omaha Club of the Western League
for the past two years, and wants
to try his hand at the tilIer Of a
Pacific Coast league team. He has
been mentioned in the South as a
possible leader Of the Sacramento
club.
The past season was a poor one
financially in the Western League,
and Barney Burch, Omaha prexy,
Is going to take over the mana
gerial job next year. He has given
Griggs permission to make what
ever he can for himself.
There Is also talk in the South
about Bert Niehoff, former Angel,
who has been managing Atlanta,
coming out to the Coast in the
same capacity.
The Washington times., 1925-12-09
GOODRICH OUT
VII | RE- USE
EUII|D Gard
ENN#N
Rocky Kansas Victory Up !
sets Program Tor Christ.
mas Benefit

NEW York, Dec. levision cf
the Christmas fund boxing show.
Decsmbs rs. 81 featurirlg bout
between sid Terr1s and Luis vicen-
fiIli Iirl1twefrl1ts. 81 Eddie Huff
man and Ad Stone, light heavy
weights, was expected To he made
some time today, following the.
meeting of the state athletic com
mission
The change III the star bout was
made necessary by the loss Of the
lightweight title By Jimmy Goodrich
to Rocky Kansas two nights Ago.
Goodrich having been scheduled to
meet Isucien Vinezs of France, for
the fund
It was not believed today that
Kansas services could be secured,
the Buffalo italian having declined
an offer 81 So, 500 to meet anez.
The Washington times., 1925-12-09
Herman THINKS
NEW CHAMP IS
H|SN|EAT
Babe Urges His Manager to
Challenge Tod
Morgan

NEW YORK. Dec. 81 Babe Her:
man. who meets Kid Kaplan IN 4
fifteenround battle FOR the feather.
weight championship of the world
at the New Garden on December
10, is already looking to other
classes for conquest. Just as soon
as Herman learned that Tod
Morgan, the Vallejo thtinderb0lt,
had put q crusher on Mike BaIlerino
out on the Pacific seaboard, Babe
dashed down to confer with Jimmy
Kelly, his manager.
Challenge Tod Morgan right
away, said Herman. IL can get
him into the ring win whip him
sure. He refused to fight me when
Il was in California just b short
while ago. have his number and
he knows 1t. Just as soon as ]
whip Kaplan. try to get Tod into
the ring. Then I'll follow the foot
steps Of Johnny Dundee and have
both titles. It will be great stuff
dor us. q
Kelly agreed that it was worth 4
bet and viii file challenge with
the solons forthwith. Al check for
1850 viii be posted when the chal.
lenge is filed Then, II the COM
nissioners are not ApriI-fcoang any
one, Morgan win have six months
In which to defend his newly won
hOnors.
Morgan, incidentally. may be com
PEELED to face rival on the Pacific
coast before long. Jimmy McLar
min, who figured ia Pancho villas
last battle, is putting on weight.
McLarnin had chance to fight
Charley Phil Rosenberg for the
bantanweight title, but Pop Foster,
who managed McLarnin, refused to
sanction the match. The wise and
kindly Foster declined to have his
The Washington times., 1925-12-09
Maybe This Is Why.
Some LinemenLead
Strenuous Lives

From now on the professional
parade, headed BY the bright
bubble Of Champagne, Ill, will
have the gridirorl to itself,
recalls story recently told by.
Knute RocIxne concerning his.
experience as professional.
Everything went along NICE
w. he related, suntil I found.
myself against q great big.
tackle that didn't have to play
again for two weeks. TO make
matters worse he had bet lot
Of money on his team and j
decided I'd better not irritate
him. / played d wide end and
nothing went round me. The
tackle next to me also played 8
wide tackle and nothing went
around him. What went through
the guard was none Of our
business.
The Washington times., 1925-12-09
ALL BUNK" SAYS JACK.
ANSWERING IDLE RUMoR

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 9:-Reports
that Jack Dempsey and his mana
ger. Jack Kearns. are going to for
give and forget are wrong.
Dempsey said 50 himself today.
Its all bunk. " the heavyweight
champion declared. 81 have no de-
sire to resume the partnership."
Dempsey said he planned to fight
three bouts next year including one
with Harry Wills and that If his
lawyers could prevent 1t Kearna
would not n1ake1a cent through any
Of the fights.
The Washington times., 1925-12-09
! NURMl NOT RETURNING
HERE TILL NEXT FALL

NEW YORK. Dec. 81. Santer:
PoIyanpaIo. former government
official of Finland and close friend
Of Paavo Nur1ni. called at the head.
quarters OF the "A. al. q. Yesterday
and disclosed the information that
the famous Finish runner had defin.
itely decided not to visit America
this winter. but would come here
late next fall with the intention d
inaugurating another indoor cam.
paign In this country during the
season Of 1887.
He said Nurni plans to take
things easy this winter and would
not begin light training until the
next outdoor season in Finland was
well advanced.