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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08

Let me say to The Big Blue PEN
Gil, the man who o. ks the copy
and the advertising layouts, that it
Is his advertisement, his copy" his
illustration, his arrangement-he
cannot escape it. The man who has
the final say about it is the man who
is responsible. No advertising man
is alone responsible for an adver-
tisement; it is the man who finally
approves it. That means lot
more than you think. "Only an ad-
vertisement"-you say, but there is
more. You might we'll say-"Only a
photo of my mind and my tastes"
Back OF every advertisement there
is tragedy and farce, comedy and
drama. 1t represents the clash of
minds, judgments, tastes, cultures,
breeding.
will take any advertisement in
this publication before you and /
will come close to telling you what
kind of a man it is behind each adj
vertisement. No man can hide those
facts-they scream at the intelligent
reader. That advertisement is Just
as much expressive Of what the ad-
vertiser is as his clothes, or his
ilouoC, VI Ills CIlOlCe Oh DOOkS OF PIC
lures.
Here is man who has excellent
taste in advertising pictures and lay
out but when it comes to copy he
says nothing. 1t is peacock stuffed
with sawdust
Another has not the slightest COM
prehension of what picture Is. He
probably says, II wouldn't give you
five dollars for all the art in the
world" 1t is evident from his ad-
vertisement that he has never spent
the five dollars.
No man can escape this revealing
shadow of this thinking. / repeat
that to you. 1t is vital to your
success.
In every advertisement the man
who Yields The Big Blue. Pencil says
just as plainly as though it were
put in letters an inch high-"This
represents my taste, my breeding.
my education, my culture. my ideals.
This is what I want the people who
read 1t to think 1 am. ! want to
appeal to my kind of people,"
ask him to remember that, when
he has piece of copy submitted to
him. Let him ask himself-"Do /
know what good COPY is? Do !
know what art is?
J. Pierpont Morgan hired experts
to select his pictures, to buy books,
manuscripts, china, tapestries. Not
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
Story of Jewel
Beloved of Elks
Beautiful Amethyst Tries to Hide from Eyes of Man

Once rarely, the amethyst is now
comparatively common. More than
a century ago, it reached its zenith
in value and popularity. At that
time an English princess possessed
magnificent necklace of almost
perfect stones which cost two thou
sand guineas, or a little more than
ten thousand dollars. Today this
royal piece could be duplicated by
the expenditure of approximately a
tenth of the original amount.
Scientists define the amethyst as a
clear purple or blush violet variety
Of crystallized quartz. In hardness
it ranks below the diamond In the
proportion of nine to ten. Though
it resists acids 1t can be cut with a
file and its color can be dulled by
apparently tries to hide from the
eyes of man: for 1t it does not lie
within the covers of bed Of granite.
it will have as it cloister a hollow
rock ball technically known as a
geode.
The word, amethyst, is of Greek
derivation. Literally 1t means with
out darkness" The ancients, fire.
Quent users of the wine cup pre-
ferred cups made from the stone. as
they not only believed in Its insur-
ance against intoxication but also in
its power to render inactive any
poison it might chance to hold. The
gem thus bestowed tranquility Of
mind upon it's owner, for in that age
the visitation of death through the
agency of secretly administered
drugs was not an uncommon occur
renee.
Aristotle, the philosopher. thought
that the amethyst would hinder the
ascension of vapors." Baccio, an
Italian painter, testified to its efficacy
as a resistant of poisons, and further
asserted that the jewel sharpened the
wits but bred sleeplessness.
The pious crusaders who fought to
gain the Holy Land for Christen-
dom, wore amethysts to preserve
them from harm. Thus used as an
amulet it soon acquired the. title of
1.-THE soldiers stone" The people of
that period considered the gem a
symbol of pure love or sincerity,
employed it to express mourning,
and wore it when bearing petition to
the overlords. They also believed
It capable of preventing the descent
Of hailstones and locusts.
The Bible contains references to
this precious stone According to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
AMERICAN FLAG
SACRED TO ELKS
Charity, Justice, erothsrly Love and
Fidelity Motto
SIGNIFIES PRINCIPLES

To every good American, the
American flag is an emblem of right,
protection of the weak and freedom
for all. To an Elk the American flag
Is sacred. Founded upon the pr1n-
ciples which keep the American flag
proudly flying, free from stain or blot
is the Benevolent and Protective Or
der Of Elks.
The principles Of America extolled
by Brother Warren G. Harding. late
president of the United States, are
the principles of Elkdom. They are
what Elkdom means@Charity, Jus
tice, Brotherly Love and Fidelity.
They are what we mean in the Ian
guage of everyday life when we talk
on the Square Deal"
What could be more fitting than
tribute to the flag by the most
loyal, staunchest and yes. proudest
fraternal order in the world. The
Elks set aside during each year, one
day for public tribute-and 365 days
each year for private tribute. When
you are an Elk you are doubly de-
fender of the American nag. Your
first and only gift which you hold
before you as a sacred monument, q
beacon to guide you when the day
IL udIh dIlu LILO EOdQ Is TOuBH
The color adopted by the Eiks,
royal purple. Is chemical blend
of the three colors of the American
flag. red, white and blue. With the
royal purple side by side with the
American flag, an Elk never forgets.
On the oath day of June each year.
Elkdom shows with pride to the
public Its love for the American flag
and what 1t means to 1t. A more i'm
pressive service Is not found any
where. To this robe of glory all
Elkdom pays homage, and just as the
great heart of Elkdom swells and
throbs at the mystic hour of II in
memory of its absent brothers, SO
does this same heart swell and thrOb
at the chance to pay respects to the
honored standard Of its country.
AS Betsy Ross first fashioned this
mandate Of liberty, which has car
ried on through succeeding years so
do the Elks commemorate .on Flag
Day rebirth Of Old Glory and with
a tribute Of flowers. song and story,
honor its natal day.
For the red in our banner, the rose
blushing in the glory of June sun
shine, is placed upon the altar, the
lily, white and pure as the glorious
Easter days which 1t represents, is
next placed upon the altar for the
white Of the hag-the white which
has never, received q staining blot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
Digging

!. aafd work means nothing to /.
w.. She just keeps on digging
Jus and laying eggs, regardless
!, .aat the business prognosticators
,s. .0out the outlook for this or any
ast.r. A0 Is nara she scratches
: =, dry. she digs deeper.
1 49, wet, she digs where it's dry.
uoussd1 e 3. strikes a rock, she works
aslIsshhte gets a few more hours Of
va she gives us a few more
W.. sst a, always she digs up worms and
ss.,ii mem zen into hard-shelled profits
Did as Is tender. profitable broiiers.
IN, i n,s ever see a pessimistic
ntsinc ~ you ever hear of one
o. fh - death waiting for worms
DiS me themselves to the surface?
aase v ~ ever hear one cackle be-
Nj YORK was hard?
heath - - your life. They save their
y -. s Juggling and their cackles
means digging. Are you ?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
One Thing Certain

To avoid chartering a special car
to ship 200 pounds of limberger
cheese. manufacturer packed 1t in
rough oblong box and checked it
as a corpse. At the first stop he
went ahead to the baggage car to
see there was no trouble. He stood
by the box in a disconsolate attitude
and shaded his eyes with his hand.
The baggage man was sympathetic.
"A relative?" he asked.
Eyes, it's my brother"
We'll, you have one consolation.
He's dead, all right"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
The Judge Got Her. Though

An old lady walked into the
Judges office.
Are you the judge of Repro
bates?" she inquired.
II am the judge of Probate" re-.
piled his honor, with a smile.
well, that's 1t, expect" an.
swered the old lady. You, see," she
went on confidentially. my husband
died detested and left several little
infidels, and 1 want to be their exc
cutioner. News.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
STORY OF COMPETITION

These are days Of competition.
It's the concern with the vision and
Judgment and quality merchandise
and keen craftsmanship, all linked
with the right price for the product,
that holds the lead position
It's the up front" man that wins.
This calls to mind a rather inter-
esting story illustrating the POSSIBLE
tiles Of competition.
A new town was being built in
Montana, and the mushroom city
was booming" Two ministers were
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08

on the train speeding for the place,
each eager to be in first on the
ground.
s In the front seat of the smoking
car rode Baptist preacher, and
when friend came up and adj
dressed him, he said flush!
There's a Congregational minister
Just three seats behind me, and I'm
determined to get to the new town
ahead of him."
/. Unfortunately, however, both Bap-
fist and Congregationalist were
doomed to disappointment. for when
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08

member you may be turned down.
but make preparation for this also.
You may have to retreat but this
should only be temporary. Setbacks
should only urge you on to making
better plans so that you finally will
reach your goal.
Let us face 1926 by making ESTI-
MATES OF THE SITUATION. Let
our Objectives be broad and through
out the year as we are called upon
to do certain things, let us always be
sure we have made q proper EST
MATE OF THE SITUATION. 1t is
the surest way to reach our goal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08

Drag is a good dog" runs an old
saying, but hold fast is a better"
And that's Just as true today as 1t
ever was. The fellow who's always
boasting about the new line he has
Just taken up and the money he ex.
poets to make in 1t rarely earns the
commissions Of the salesman who
holds to his furrow. It's the man
who knows how to stick to the job
he started with that wins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
Serious Neglect

Sandy; so We didna go away for
the New Year, Mac?"
Mac: mo, Sandy. The MacGreg-
ors wrote an invited me to their
place, an I'd like to have gone, but
they forgot tae enclose a stamped en-
velope for reply."-London Passing
Show.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
Color Blind?

You will have trouble with dark
lady," predicted the fortune teller.
Think hard, sister, and be sure
you are right" replied the wise wis
dom seeker. I'm married to
blonde"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
Sympathy

Pussy Old Dear: Conductor, are
you quite sure this train is going TO
Shepherds Bush?"
Conductor (wearily): We'll If il
amt. lady, TN In a worse mess than
wot you are'f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
In Due Course

Il hear your son is an underta ker.
thought you said he was a ply
sician."
mot at all! l merely said he fol-
lowed the medical profession"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08

the train reached it's destination they
found a Methodist preacher darling
around the corner of the little rail-
way station. He had been riding
on the cow-catcher.--The Firestone
Nom Skid
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-02-11
GpisfOpalifirffo iipiittelee fieltolain
lieiuentGmistG.

gtelp Yort. - Sobtori SameS
@nlpringbam iota innotfaaSti tpos
fenteli fieltolain bpp6tii ennen fen
laitii tltloa, on npt altanut tp0sfen
telenrGGn fen lierpent1miletii. SGn
OH epistopalilen firfon roittiustDon
jobtaia, ia oil iofu aifo litten SEEM
yortin glntisSoloon liiton pliiobta-
ia. Sofemlltiien nojallo bGn on tlll
lllt iiiben iObtopGGtofieen, ettG 49,
sta lilGps ia Soliteoo lati omat tpt
tGnGGn til6nnneet ne tltlotiet, joita
rnittillSlellrat omot ioaneet aifoan
so muoOen tpoSfentelpn i1lfeen.
@ostori s. @nprinebnm pubui
episfopalien pappien tofoltfiesia
9tep Oorfisiu. SGn potnutti, ettG
jltopotteleminen nuoriion feSfitu0eS
ia on ilureSti lilGGntpnpt, ettG Mi.
min ia oluen fGDtto on raioittltnllt,
mutta len iiioon il1o6aon tiSleerot-
tllio mprt6lliiiG pGtijuomio enem.
man fltin ennen fieltolain bpp6fip-
mistG, ettG tiIonne on oibeuttnnut
lufien bollpefiumista.
Ynstori @mprinebom ionni Ipptot
lienIG nojoutupon tiloStoibin, joita
on ferGttD mime prtooen oiaIlo.
SGn IiiGii, etti fieltoIafi bpluGfipt'
tim iooosta iobtllneen burmaltfien
uifano, ia ettG fonIo ei it'd fonnota
iiinG muoooSIo fuin ie lrpt on. SGn
mofluttti, ettG episfopoolilen firfon
fesflluoesin toinlipo fofo moota f1-
iittGruG rnittiuspbbistps, iobon fitu+
Inn iGieninG popit, 21 piispon 3. M
6uomotuito benfilOitG, OH iroiitellut
nnfpiIen fieltoloin fementGmistG
piinin ia oluen pleistG fGpttoG mars
ten. go
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-02-11
Mo6au aunlla pelastntaun birtto
nnuraStn.

Stem 0ort. - &uolemanron9nls-
tusto auastiistmpa liitto on pitGnpt
fofoufienio tGGlli 8olloct teotteris
ia, joSia on pGGtettp oltoa moon'
Iooiuinen toiStelu fiiolemonrongoiSs
tustu moStoon. 2iiton pubeenjobtola
no OH Sing Singin iponfilon mar
tia 2eipis 2orpes, ioto totoutiesIa
pitGmGsiGGn pubeesia oioittL eta
oinoostoon ptii iotoiiesto S5:std
murbuoiuSta tGsiG muusiu tnonli'
toon fuolemoon. "&utoon ei ole
tosfoon fuullut iitG, ettG noifutils-
noltaiiio tai riffoito nrltrboojio o.
liii mestottu, beitd on tpllG tlonlit-
tu tuoIemoon mutto tlomio on io'
ia topoufiesIo iGtettp tGptGntoon pa
nenatto", Iouiiti Sopes.
2ofinies 9orron Ioliui pubees
Ioon, ettG rifosten est6mispoiffd
on fouluisio. "2opii noiooon fos.
tpottoa meItein mitii tobanio, NUT.
ia meio1n touIuisiomme ei Ioinata
Iosten fospotutielIe poIioafoon bito
mioto. UeeioGn folluuime idttdpdt
Iopien waiIIe tpdIttdmdttOmiG oppe-
ia eIdmdnId anioitientiiefii ia iiten
maoiImoIIe ioittinuot Iopiet pdinu-
mot oittonloattiiesti ritosten teiIIe",
iu1itti 9orrotu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-02-11
lSnumi eSelleenfin Gnrupun innrii
Ia6apnntauaran iuientimna.

gSuonno 1924 iaoprtti Suoni
puutopuronpielttimuano iellaiien
tltlotien ettG ie' eniimGiien ferran
oil tooettlt @urapan ilrilrin iabaplru
taruoron tpientirndo. Silloin pietiin
Suomesta foiftioou 1,139,800 itnn.
bertha pulttoporoitn, flln Otrtotiin
mienti oil ainoostoon noin $4,000
itono. ia @enGiGn noin 100000
itono. SGbGn mennesiG Ell mielI ole
lopulliiio nl1nlerotietojo plllttoma
ronpiennistG ipiime nuonno, mrttC
len merron noiooon 10 ionoo, ettc
flulIi- ia mGntppltutoluoron picnti
iofo muonno 1924 oil t0t3,75(
itan0., on tpiime puo0en fliluesld
olIut pli 1 mill. Itono. tooenndfoi
eSti ionfunperron eoellilen ipuooen
mientiG ilturenrpi. SouIlifuusio oil
mienti toiin lpiime ipuonno pienem-
pi f1iin ~. 1924, nlittto ie ei flliten'
foon ipoituta lopputllofieen, fosft
pienti eoellisten tuntouiien oifnnt
OH ollut iuurempi fitin oitaiiem.
min.
SGbGn iooffo iaotiljen tietoien
mutaon OH &uotiin plilttoluaron'
iuienti auiime tpuo6en oifnna ollui
Iuurempi fltin iuuonno 1924. Se ei
fititenfaon liene oll1lt Min iltliri,
ettG ie plitt1iii Suomen miennin,
Suomi on Ills eoelleentin @uropor
iuurin prutoWorantuientimoo ia
tooennGf0iiesti titlee le ielloifno
ppipmGGnfin oh,otin iifii, fumes
oIot 8enGidGla idriestptuGt, min
ettG ie mobooIliiesti, moi anastoo
puutoiuoron niennisi1 eniim6iier
poifon ionta ie ennen maoiImonIo'
tao iootputti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-02-11
MnsiOlimi mbfaa
Safiaa
&nbettaan piSetGGn melteen TOSan
inlistamiIena."

0toono, belmit. 7 p. - ellen
pGGministeri WtuSiolini pitt pubeer
eoustoiofamarisia, mislG 'bGn Wa.
rotti Sntiaa lopettamaan propaean'
oan Stoliao mostaan. WauttamiSiu
poliittiiisia piireisiG pubeen iiial.
toG pioettiin melfein "ooon luliSto-
miIeno" SotIoo mastaan. SG1miniS
term pltbeen lilGlto antoi feSfuSte.
Iun oi6etto fofo p6iipGtii ia oiian'
tuntijot pitGlpGt len faiffein tGrfeim
pGnG fonioinnGliien1 iuliStuflena
iitten Gorfll.irtitn jGlfeen. &aifft
lonomoIebbet mpontGmGt pubeen o.
iespon foscistiballitufien tGDOelliIen
mielipiteen ilmaiiijan ia nGin ollen
mile ei ole iGGnpt palioofaan iiiben
IiiGttGmGfii.
8GGministeri Weusiolinin ielWG.
piirteinen pube fosti iufiuluisten a.
iemuo SproIisIa len ioboosta, fun
8oierin militoristinen pGGministeri
tobtori Selo of tpiitannut, eta toit
ii nsfnlliiet ioflalaiiet woitpot altt'
too ct. @ermoinin Iopimlttien apul
la @telG-Sprolisio oIumia beinolois
1ioon, iotfa npt opot SStalion liptn
allo, Ioomnon itienGiippoen. Sdbon
piittoufIeen Weusiolini pubeesioon
tpastaii: "Soscistinen Stalia moi
Jos torpeellisto, fontad ltppltrio
8rennerin roiosta eteerlpGin, ntlttta
eli fosfoon toofIepGin iiitG poifosta
misIG ie MT Iiebrn" Wtusiolini oil
ottonllt tGmGn fonloinmGliien al.
been fesfustelun oloiiefii fascist
puoIueen iibteerin Ro6erto Sorio-
nuccin pnpnn0stG.
TGGministeri miittaIi imdlliIest
iofIoloiien runoilijon Serr 8nlte'
rim potIooieen, iofu, 8ol5onoslo Ia
notoon foooetun mooban. SGn fielit
t6mGn ipptotien, mittta iomnllo
tpiittoIi, ettG itnIioloinen SeIone
8ottistini, innfo it6ualtalotiet mes
taiimot, onioitiei'i tullu pnstptetpt
fl moinitum potioon iijoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-02-11
satia paattGnpt pbtpG &amiainliit-
toDn.

@enebe. - Satian auoJiiopditpien
ulfomno-aiioita f6iitteletpG tpaliotun
ia OH pGGttGnpt pbtpG &anlainliit.
toon ilmon ebtojn ia t1mG asfel on
aibeltttomit llulrtu tppoptpstG &an-
iainliiton mirostoSlu. 9tiin pian
fun Sofian onomitS ioopiuL t1lee
&aniainliiton pleinen iibteeri Sir
@ric 0rummono, futilmaon foolle
DlinlGGr1ilen neumoStoistltnnon iol
loin Satiolle lGbetetiGn mirallinen
fiitiu ia anomlttien bppGtipminen.
Dleinen 2iiton fonferensii alta.
nee iStuntonIo maaliSfuulla. Safia
ollcn 56 jGien, ttlee lilloin ole
mnnn mirolliieSti eoustettrna ia ia
malta on enlllllnlnell pDlgDalnen 1a
ien clifton nelmostosia len perllstu-
miien iGlfeen. Soiiet pDipmGiiet iG.
Tenet omnt Gn9lanti 9tonsto, Sta
Iid ia Saponi.
SofIo mp0s ottaa oIaa tuolmiste-
lepaan Observation-Disclosures
lin @enepesiG ia iamollo trlee ole
moan e6ustettuno &anloin liiton
nelnuoa.antamosio fomisiioniSio, 10.
ia fGiittelee puolustIsfpipmpfli1.
OlaboolliieSti gbopstpaItain eousta.
jienfin iollitoon ottao oiaa nelttpoa-
nntapon fonisiionifestusteluibin
lp1liaitoiiinn iGieninG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-02-11
16.pnutias poita aiuiuliittuOn upet
taiattarenIa fansIa.

Oregon Gitp, Ore. - Opettoio-
tar Wers 8. SamueIion, % no., on
Ioonut tubonnen 0oIIorio pobineon
forpousto poitoIIiielto touIuIoito-
flnnoIto, iubtuen b6nen eroittonti-
iestoon opettoion toimesto mime
teI6nG. Uars SomueIionin uaoti-
mus oil $4,000.
Opettointtnren eroittominen job
titi Iiit6, ett1 ban meni ofpioIiittoou
er6dn 16-puctioon oppiIoanio fans
ia. Ueiebenid iotfoo fouIuntdpntid
ia Uers SomueIIon tpostentelec e.
rGGsiG toiposin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-02-11
SOfea lOpii aar=
teen
2Opii $4,000 rabasia ia ariuopa.
pereisIa.

Gomfrep, Mtinn., belmif. 7 p. -
SittiG muoiio elettpGGn topbppoesi1
tGnGGn iofea leSti, OtrS 8alter
Sutton IS muooen ifGinen, ooot.
tamattn loDii ietripuiiesto laotifos.
ia $4,000 roboSin ia aripopapereis
ia. San Ell ollut tiennpt nit1Gn
moinitustn onrteeStn.
Sofeon leSfen mics Scr g8olter
Sutton floli miime lrtnmlntaina ia
tGmG tapous jobti narteen loptoon,
ioto b1n oil foonnut lpuoIia. SGn
ei ollut pltbunllt moimolleen iiit6
mitGGn. SGn elGmGniG oitana teti
iitG ia tGtG ia iGGsti pienet paltfan
ia piilottaen lontitfoon.
Wtainittu perbe oiiii pienesiG ia.
loSIo. &un Scr Sutton fuoli altoi
perint0oifeus iGriesteIlG aiioito les.
fen buoltaniiefit. Sdn on iofea ia
oiafii bolpoanti1nut.
g8iime louontaina peiGnboitnjot
loDiilpGt pienen ietripuiien laotiton
aiuinbuoneen nurfosto. 9lnnttuooll
fen be l0pIipGt $4,000 robnsia,
$4,000 mopouSbonoeisio, $4,000
fiinnitDsloinon ia -popereito.
Solpoontunltt, Iofeo lesti moi
piettGG elGmGni1 loppupGip1t f1r-
iinGtt6 pliittetto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-02-11
Snomalaiiet puiut iuieh Maranettei
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-02-11
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OH iaanitt Observation-Disclosures
Notwithstanding tuttimus
toimiSton iobtojo, tri 6. Z. SutiIo
ia toiien iuotrtfimufIen ooientti,
tri @Gin0 Guer. SGllaiiet &octefeI-
leritipen0it opat pleenIG melpntta-
meet noin puooen festGluiin tieteel-
liiiin tlltfinutfiiin, ollen niioen nm
runs 5,000-7000 mf. fltltautta
fo9ti. @btoina niioen ioantiin on
ollut mGGrGttp fielitaito ietG olle
35 10. itG ItipenOi1 boettaeSIu.
Sri &. Z. Sutila on ipntpnpt
Sirtfalasia 10. 1891, tuli plioppi.
lonfii 10. 1910, Iuorittt o9rononlia-
ia fiji. fono. .-tlttfimot 10. 1919, puo
Iusti pGitosfirjaonio iptipIlG 1920,
iuoritti fir. Iii. tlttfinnon 1921, iaa.
oen fiji. trin aripon 10. 1922.
&ocfefelIer. itipenoioottino tri
SSutilo titlee tutfimoon noin muo6en
njan eritpiieSti mantalouoen taloi,s.
tieteen tutfimuSmenetelmiG @nglon.
nisio Srforoin pliopiston pbtepoes.
ia oleiuosIo Ntootolouoen tnpouStut
fimusloitotIesio. gb6psrpnltain moa
talousoeportementin phtenoesiG ole.
posia Mootolouoen toloustiitfimus-
tointistosia ia CANADIAN Wootolous
OeportementiSia, lGbtien motfolle
tGmGn muooen oltupuolello.
Sri 8Gin0 gluer on Ipntpnbt Sel
10. 1895, tuli Dlioppilaotii
10. 1914, iltoritti fiji. tono. tuttins
non 10. 1911 puoIu8ti mGit0stir
iuonia feludIld 1920 ia iuoritti fiji.
Iiieniioattitutfinnon pori trlltoutta
fen iGIfeen; iuibittiin fiji. tobtoritit
promotiosia 1923. 81 Ra@
9tofefeller.i itipenOiaottina mot
fustoo tri gluer If. lopullo gb6ps-
moltoibin boriottomoan opintoia
golen pliopistosia ietG CANADIAN,
iosIo ban tulee perebtpmGGn ioibin
ia niioen tolou0elliieen fGpttOon.
Opintomotfa testGnee pbben ruuo-
0en.