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New Britain herald., 1926-01-25
GERMAN ACCEPTS

Geneva, Jan. % Rt--Germany has officially accepted the invitation from the league of nations to parti- cipate In the work of the commis- sion which is to prepare for an in ternational disarmament conference.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25

and Saxe for plaintiff, T. r. McDon- ough for defendant. Edwin J. Peter son vs. Jesse Smith, February 8 al ? p. m. B. r. Gaffney for plain tiff, Cpson for defendant. Gilran and Marks for garnishee.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25
Irene Irska

Funeral services for Irene Irska, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs
 Frank Irska of l6o Grove street were held at Sacred Heart church at 7:45 o'clock this morning. Inter- ment was in Sacred Heart cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25
William Hogan

Funeral services for William Hogan were held at his home 474 Arch street this morning at S:45 o'clock, and at st. Joseph's church at 9 o'clock. A solemn high mass was celebrated by the pastor, Rev. John r. Donohue, AS the body was being borne from the church Miss Laura P. Farrell sang Nearer My God to Thee" She also sang at the offertory.
 The pail bearers were Michael Mahan. William J, Began. Patrick Griffin. T. H. O'Bricn, John Flanni- gan and Jeremiah Moriarty. The floral bearers were Frank Griffin and William O'Brien.
 Father Donohue conducted com- initial services at the grave at st. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY

A surprise birthday party was given in honor of Miss Anna Wight. wood of S57 Church street Sunday afternoon al her home. Friends were present from Waterbury and ksw Britain.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25

New York Exchanges, j0?,000,- 0o0: balances, 102,O00,O00.
 Boston - Exchanges 66,0o0, ,0O0; balances, S5.000,0O0.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25
Wall Street Briefs

Poland's foreign trade for the last quarter of l92h showed sur plus of exports over imports tYtaling 29t7lO,00O zlotys, the change from the adverse balance prevailing prior to September being due 10 drastic restrictions of imports and increased exports following the good harvests The export surplus for December was l03,37l,000 zlotys.
 A syndicate headed by stone X Webster, Inc, announced the sale, prior to public offering, of the cn. tire 26,792 shares of General Public Service corporation s7 dividend con. vertible preferred stock at sl00 a share. The stock Is tedeemable at sll0 q share and accrued dividend and is convertible at the rate of five 1 shares of common for each share of convertible preferred. The corpora ton has acquired more than S6 per cent of tho preferred stock and more than 99 pee cent of the common stock of Public Service investment, a Maine corporation which owns principally common stocks of varl- ous public utility companies.
 Stockholders Of tho Schulte Ee. tail Stores corporation today approv- ed an increase in the authorized common stock from jo0,o00 shares to l,250,0O0 shares.
 Stockholders of General Cigar Co.,, have been notified of q plan to re- duce the company's good will" to one dollar which was carried on the balance sheet as of June 30. 1925. al S6. 1000. The step is coincident with the proposed split-up of the common stock on inc basis of two new no par value shares for each of the old sl00 par shares.
 Frances 1925 crop of sugar beots was nearly 10 million quintals less than in 1924, totalling 47,eS9,76o metric Quintals, advices received by the Bankers Trust company of New York state. The years output of re- fined sugar is estimated at about $50, ,000 tons against 752, 1000 tons in Il9@t
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25
IS. MaldysIow Palmater

Mrs. Frances Pajmajer, 2S years old. wife of Waldyslow Pajmajer of ss7 North Burritt street, died Sat urday night at her home, Besides her husband she is survived by five small children. Funeral services will be at the home Wednesday morning at 7:S0 o'clock and at Sacred Heart church at 7:45 o'clock. Interment will be in Sacred Heart cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25

Stockholders of tho Schnlte Re.
 tall stores corporation today approv- ed an increase in the authorized common stock from j00,o00 shares
 to l.250,0O0 shares.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25
Salvatore Racalia,

Salvatore. five mouths old son of Mir. and Mrs. Alf1o Ragalia, died Sat urday morning at his home, 5e Law Tor street. The funeral was held this morning from his late home at 9 o'clock and burial was in St. Mary's nhrnntnr,.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25
TREAStRY STATEMENT

Treasury balance ,... $SlG,6o4,92S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-21
Beverage Set
S1.1o

Crystal Glass Set.
with light-cut vintage
design. Decanter and
u Tumblers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-21
Kitchen Clock
1898

China Clocks, with
blue Dutch designs:
square or round shapes.
Guaranteed to keep
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-10
OFFICIALS WARNED
OF LOAN SHARKS"
Dyer Declares Lenders Are
Using Federal and D. C.
Employees to Cover Up.

Learning that the loan shark law
is being violated by wholesale through
out the scores of Government estab-
lishments in Washington, with many
thousands of District and Federal
employees f1eeced of a large percent
age of their pay, Representative Dyer,
Republican, of Missouri, author of
that law is writing to the chief clerk
and other officials in each depart
ment or establishment of the Govern
ment advising them to warm their
personnel
The loan sharks, Mr.. Dyer says.
are using certain Government EN-
ployes to cover up their own unlawful
activities in loaning many thousands
of interest. He is anxious that all
people of the National Capital may
be informed fully about the law and
protect themselves under it against
The loan sharks.
Violations Of the law will be brought
by him to the attention of the proper
officials in the District in his cam.
paign for enforcement.
One of his letters Of warning was
sent to Bertrand Acker, chief clerk Of
the Department of Interior, and reads
as follows:
II beg to inclose herewith a copy
of public act No. $50. and invite your
special attention to same. 1t has
come to me that this law is being
violated through using certain EN-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-10

be definitely ascribed) is cause for
suspicion. The usual oGor accom-
panying the liberation of carbon mon
oxide is irritating TO the membranes
of the nose, and has no resembla nee
10 the odor of unburned gas.
Another valuable indication is the
appearance of the flames. When a
flame has a sufficient amount of fresh
air its outlines are sharply defined
When the burning gas is surrounded
by an atmosphere from which most
of the oxygen has already been used
the outlines of the flame are very
faint and indefinite and the flame has
Il WaNering or ragged appelra nee
even in the absence of air current.
A flame which is depositing carbon
or SCOT is not necessarily liberatinS
carbon monoXide, but should be re-
garded with suspicion. When the
flame flashes back, that is, when the
gas burns inside the ports OF the
burner. carbon monoXide is almost al
ways liberated in dangerous quantity.
This condition usually is recognized
by a roaring noise and disaGreeable
odor. Usually there is Il distinct pop
when flashbacli begins.
Stoves and furnaces Of all kinds
we're said by the bureau to be posi-
BILE sources of carbon monoZlde. Hot
air heating systems III WHICH ieeihS
have developed between the hot-alr
passages And hot-air ducts We're de
Jared the most dangerous of the coal
burning appliances.
ANY odor of coal gas" the bureau
said, especially if it persists day afte:'
lay. should be traced TO its source and
it's cause eliminated"
The bureau added that usually there
is no danger o. carbon monoNide from
i stove or fireplace burning wood, not
DeCause the gas is not produced under
some conditions, but because it is al
ways accompanied by so much irri-
ating smoke that no one is likely TO
breathe a dangerous amount of 1t.
symptoms of rapid carbon monoX-
ide gas poisoning are lassitude and
weakness followed by dizziness and
perhaps nausea and headache. If
such symptoms are noticed in room
il which gas appliance is burning
IT in which an odor of gas has been
detected, get into fresh air at once,
he bureau advises. adding. where
,hronic headaches occur and cannot
be laid to any other cause, il would
be well to consider their possible rela-
ton to sources of carbon monoXide.
IF you have any doubt about the
absolute safety of your fuel-burning
arrangements have them attended to
at once" it concluded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-10

ployes of the Government in certain
departments in Washington.
Il think a word from you to the
employees in your department that
any one directly or indirectly violat-
ing this law will be dismissed from
the service would have a good and
wholesome effect. Some money
sharks under cover | am sure are
using employees to carry on this
nefarious business that we thought
we put an end to some years ago in
the enactment of the law referred to
AS / was the author of this legisIa-
ton. l am anxious for ii to give the
best possible results for the good
of the people of the District of Co
lunbii.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-10

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J., January g.
If Andrew Jackson were alive today
"he would challenge Wayne b.
Wheeler to a duel and would defeat
him on a field of honor" United
States Senator Edwards of New Jer-
sey declared here tonight at the Jack
son day dinner of the Atlantic County
Democratic executive committee.
He would have none Of the tyranny
which today Is making a bYword of
individual respect for the law" Sena-
tor Edwards said He would have
none of the exercise of despotic pow
err by a few self-appointed keepers
of the Nations conscience who are
making all sumptuary legislation a
leluSion and a snare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-10
Senator Edwards at Jackson Day Dinner
Visions Hero Dueling With Dry Wheeler

with what derision and scorn, ]
ask you, would Andrew jackson re-
gard the present day fashion of illib.
erality, bigotry, want of capacity, to
allow to others the enjoyment of their
opinions, the ruthless disregard OF an
intolerant minority of God given per.
sOnal liberties, which n ma jority com
mandS but cannot attain?
What would Andrew jackson say
to Nation which writes on it's sta
tute books a prohibitory law that does
not prohibits law that is making
contemplate towards and hypocrites
of us all? What would Andrew Jack
son say to a Congress of the United
States that permits this rape of
legality in the name of morality,
which has no morals?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-10
WINS GUNNERY PRIZES.
Battleship West Virginia Makes
Best Record of Year.

The battleship West Virginia has
been awarded the two trophies given
annually to the ship of it's class max
ing the highest merits in short range
target practice, both with turret guns
and secondary armament. The vessel
is commanded by Capt. A. ]. Hepburn.
The American Defense Society cup,
one of the awards, goes to the ship OF
highest merit with all guns at short
range battle practice. and the Spokane
cup, presented by the Spokane Cham
Der of Commerce, goes to the ship
with the highest figures of merit with
turret guns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-10
Flesh-COlOred
Shoes Being Worn
AT British Balls
By the Associated Press.

LONDON, January 3 Flesh
colored shoes have appeared on the
fashionable London ballroom floors,
being worn with hosiery of the
same tint and at a distance Great
ing the impression that the dancers
are in barefoot.
This novelty In footwear is at
tributed to a desire for relief from
the black evening frocks to which
women We're known by the instinct
for smartness and economy.
The only objection TO the bare
foot craze" said the modistes, is
that the t1esh-colored shoes have a
tendency TO give the wearer fiat
footed" appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-10
GREET ,OUSTED RULER.
Crowd at Bagdad Meet Former
King Ali, Last of Family to REIGN.

BAGDAD. Inak. January CP).-
Former King Ali, who abdicated as
ruler of Hedjaz following his recent
defeat by Sultan Ibn Saud. leader OF
the Wahbis, was greeted by large
crowds when he arrived at Bagdad
today 1t is stated here that the for
mer King of the HedjaZ has given a
pledge that he will retire completely
from political life. thus assuring the
end of the reign of the Hushemite
family in the HedjaZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-10
Killed by Nephew, 6.

DURHAM, n. G., January 8 CE).-
Durham, was killed almost instantly
late today when his 6-year-old nephew
T. J. James, jr., accidentally fired a
loaded shotgun into his abdomen.
The gun was discharged when the
boy picked it up TO play with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-10
Masons to Install Organ.
ial Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
LYNCHBJRG. Va. January 8
The Hill City Lodge of Masons. which
is renovating its lodge building. will
INSTALL a pipe organ in the loft Of the
lodge hall, which will be erected in
memory of Thomas Newman Davis,
past grand master Of the Virginia
Grand Lodge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-10
Father of Italian Poets

Guido Guinice,li, an Italian poet. a
native of Bologna, who died in 1876
is called by Dante in his "PurgatOrio'
the father of Italian poets" Guild
was a Ghibelline and was banish'
from Bologna in 1874
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-10

Gates similar to those used at rail-
way crossings halt automobiles on
the streets at Evanston. H.. to pro-
tect school children from accidents.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-02
9inmanian fnniafaan
fuOlemaSta bubutaan
SOiiet tieOUt fertuiuat fnninfaan o.
leiuam paranemaan pGin.

SiennaSta, 9elgrooeSta j. m. pai
foista on Soriiiiin tullttt tietoia,
ettG 9tllmanian funingas 5eroinano
on fltoIlut tpiime louantaina. Sie-
Dot omat ep1piralliiin. SSa toilista
ldbteiStd iaatlJen tietoien mirfaan
flniugas Oh toiplmnan pain. So-
malta tobolta usfotetaan ettG 9tu-
manianJ bullititfien tpibolliiet opat
ponnect motfoon bll6ut funinfnan
tlolemoSta iiten inottuatieen mas
tltfiiu glmaniun ballitltfieIle.
Sunnuntoino tuIi 8erIitin toltt.
ia tieto, ettd funingos Seroinnno
on min beifoSin tilasia, ettd bdn
moi tuollu uillG betfeIlG bDmdniG.
Humonian fonlor ferrotoan plepan
buoli8ioon prinSii Garolin poIau-
miien iubteen mnltni8tuimeIle. Som
fltnnoinen iiiotSbolIitiiianeuiposto
on ottanlt mnnn bollitufien fGiiinld
ia nututomot politifoitiiiat paati-
mot 6aIlituSpaIlnn iitrtGrniStG FIJI.
ningutor Morion fGiiin. Warltomat
moItion1ie6et orpeleipot, ettG balli-
tltSpoIta ebfG poitniiiin mD0ntGG
prinsii GoroIin poiulle, prinsii
@icbneIille, tai prinieSio SIennaI-
Ie, jofa mpos poiii toiuia iidniG
ieuruuiano. SnoIimntta ienIitrointi-
iesta Dubut fertowat moa8ia foSmn-
pm fdriistpneen poliittiien tilart-
teen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-02
9IOria estGG iuiinauifetfIieu iuGarin.
tGDttD6.

Oslo. = gtorian fieltolain fu-
moamiien ioD0osta OF ballituS rpbtp
nDt teinoibin, jotfa tlllepot eStd.
nl1Gn iu1iien miinaoifeutiien pGG-
rintGDt0n. &onlitea ionfa tebtGmand
on laatia lltpafirioia mGtiiuomien
nppiille ierroapofii wiioetii muo-
eff tulee antamaan lupafirjoja al.
npaStaan niisil tltnnisio, iotsia ia
neStpS ilmaiii tieltolain mastaiien
mielipiteen.
SyGlfeen muoOen 1881 tltlee g8or-
ioSiu piOettGlpdfii uuii fieItoIafi al
neStDs, jota tolmas muoii, gSiIld
ulteilla, joilla tulepun piioen muo-
Den aifana pGtiiuomia iollitaun, an
Heluul DullllltIIell Iulllll!lluHppuIll
fautta Iltpafortteia main nitIIe, ioi.
ia Ell ole fertaafaon ipptettp moinnuS
ioolleen fieltolain riffoniieSto. ST.
ten toilpotaon olepon eStettGtpisid
wiinonmpDnnin iolttumisto rifoltiS-
ten fGiiilt. 9fupintolot ionpat mpp-
0d mGfiiuonlia waponSti 1O:neen
o8ti illnGGa mntta beitG fe6oitetaun
f1pttdnrddn iGrteddn len mGGrdn
iubteen mitG flunon mics tormitIee,
nutta iilti eiiintpp iiimo8ti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-02
Snumcn iualtion metiGmaiSen nint-
taminen Snfemalld.

g8. 1922 oiittltsballitufien oietta-
ma toilnifunta on iaanltt tGrid ipf-
ipn1 oIittustilojen eroittamiien iuo.
ritetitfii.' &un oIrtusolueella oleiuot
tuuofraelineet tltlepot eroitettaipifIi
eriGIiienG toinitufieno, on eroitettu-
ia tpiljelpstiloio 80, ioiben pinta-
olot ipaibteIeipot 25-55 bo; oiitn-
totiloio tpuofrottiin s, ollen pienin
ololtoon 2,5 bo ia Iltitrin A bo. Si-
loien bbteenlasfettlt ptnto-olo on
t017 ia. 8iJjeIpstiGojen lunastits-
binnot ipoibteIetpot 15,000-39, 900
morffoan. ybteenlusfettu lunostns'
binto on $4,000 mt. IIutistiloien
onoiio on ollut Iltfitilosti, iobtiien
tGnG runias fpiprtG eoulliitstd mot
Iuebbotsto, iiIlG uiOisoiufos ioo
noittio tiIoa enIimGiiet fpmmenen
puotta iuorittffsta iuopuano ien-
roofuien fpmmenen tuuoOen uiurIu
lpoItio perii Iunostusbinnolle oi-
noostuon a proientir foron. 8osto
IitS Ieitrootpien fnbOefion tpnooen
oioIIa topobtlui Iitnasttsbtnnnn
Iitoritiis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 70. g.
In)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-02
gllltuien tnutantu luadenthnnt.

8o8Dington, 9. 6. = &ouppa
6eportementin lantituon roportin
mlfaon tefi matfustaia nlttoien tiio
tanto Iofatltusia pbteenid 2SS,S4S,
fun taoien ipDsflutSia tuotanto of
950,3S1 ia Iofaflu8ia 1926 tllotan-
TO oil 394,O96 foaron, Croft tuo-
tatlto oil lofafuusia 42,890 fun
taaien ippsfrusia ie oil 46,64S ia
ID, 343 lofafuusia 1925.
8uonnn 1926 on attoien tltotnn
non lutunlGGrG fritenfin eOellG eOel
listen muoiien nlmeroiSta. @atfrts
tojo autojen tltetanto oil 3,407411,
fun tauIen muonno 1926 pns!oo-
man fpnmenen flutfalt0en aialla
>tuotanto of 9,Os9,153 fuaroa. gro
ii tilotanto oil t1nG nuonno 10 frt
furoen oiaIla 42S,93t ia Wiime
wuonna ianoIla oiolla 407 1928.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-02
&irffO6erra SciiuInn jnttn gSauIan
6piuiuifen0esIu.

@oaian botpioifeuS ontoi mf. 5
p. pGGt0fienid len poIitufieit. .ioboos
ia ionfo pnngittl &ouStiIen firf-
foberru Ori0 '9t. &eiioIa (Si0bIom)
tefi &otfolon rooStunanoifeu6en
tuiime beinGf. 8 pnG ontamon tlto-
mion jo6Oosta bGntG noStaan oie-
tusia ilitltsia fntpolIufIeSto, mGGren
nDfieStd y. m. &aastuiuonoifeus oil
titominnltt firffoberro &eiiolon lot
fetltStn taipollitfIesta pi0ettGpGfii
6 fltltfalttta tpanfer0esio, ieitIemGn
mGGrGn aIiafirjan tpolmistamiiesto
pioettGiuGfIi fitrittsbuoneesia fusta-
fin s fltltfalitta ia petofiesta A fitu.
folttta ipnnteltoesia, eli fun rangais
tlttiet Db0istetGGn, ptoettGtpGfii fitri
tltsDuoneesfa foiffioon 3 tpuotta 6
fltltfalttta ia olemoon 6 tpuotto tpoil
Ia fanioloisluottonusto, minfG o.
besIa &eiioId pelnoitettiin Simner-
bocfon fonfursiipeiGlle iuorittomoon
fotpoItahtnnia $4,000 morffoo ia
oifeusfulltia fonfursiipeiGlle $500
mnrffoo iefG postori BGtiGIGGle t..
900 morffaa b. m. fltlltja DbteenIG
$500 morffoo. &osto aeiioIo OF
mnaoittit piraltnpantapofii, itirret-
tim oiio iiltG oinIta Surun orffi-
biippoflinnan titontiofopitltlin fGii
teltGmGfii.
&eiiolon molitrfien joboosto an
tomasiaan pG6tofiesiG tattoo bopioi
feits, ettei firffoberro &eiioIo oIlut
eiiintltonitt ipbtG ntuittoo nolituf-
fen uloisto pGGtostG MUM puoIesto
fitin ettd petofiesto oiettu ippte al.
beettomono bpIGtGGn ia &eiioIo fuo
pnittetnon iiitd b6neIIe tiiontitusto
roneaistufIesto, ia titIee @eiioIo,
fin bGneIIe intfetista foipollufIesto
ia ieitiemGn ip6GrGn oIiatirian noI-
nistomiiesto tionittu rongoistittIet
pbOistetddn, pioettGipGfii fiiritusbuo
neesin fertnfoitfioon 8 ipiotto ia
oIemoon 6 fpuotto MALTA fonIoIois
Guottnutstn, ioten mlritettiino ipoIi-
tifien oIoinen p66tos mum p1ioIes.
ia idd noiiontettnipofii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-02
SnnIi tnOmitm 6irtcttGluGfii iuarti-
jan rnnr6nSta.

Solicit, Sl(. = @olamie6iSt6 ali
toi mf. 26 ioDIliippSpddt6fien ia
i1oiitteli birttGmistG niiIle tltritus-
buonewangeiIle, iotfo iitrnoiipot
portiion opuIoiien &eter 9f. a(eiuin
piime toufoflluSio, fun be farfaii-
mat Stotesbillen nonfiloSto, mutto
iontuimot plan len jGfeen fiinni.
Sirtettapifii tuomitltt Owot; 10
wuotiaS GborleS Sbooer; 254puo.
tius G6orleS 9ubomsfi; 37-puotioS
8olter StolesIi ;23-muotiaS @ernar
90 &ou; 26-muotios 9foberto Sor-
res ia 20-muotioS @regorio MSo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-02
gfnOrtcn rifusliittu paliastnnnt,

9lsblrD Garf, g. s. IT. SddIIG
polinstlti jontun aifaa toininlt ri
fosliitto neljGn n1orlttaiien mangit
iemifen falttta. g8angitttista 6li Dfii
10 no. ia foIme IL ipuooen ifdiIid
ia toimitpot porittoin tDtto ia poifa
DboesIG. 8angittltjen buostoSta lop
oettifn iparostettha taiparaa ia po-
iat pioGtettiin $500 tafuulla ia tp-
tot tooistojino.
SeioGn bollustaan taipottiin iuD-
IolliIesti fofoonpnnnut idGnnot, jon
ia nnfaon rtfosIiiton idienien pitGG
toinlia. &GIifirion mimi oil "Bnto-
Gsi1" ia len ntiifaan ei fltfaan iaa
toimeenponna tpnrfolttta DtIin11n,
tpoan ninn pareisio
&aitfien pi6dtettpien nuorutuis-
TEN lu1lloon foronneen iostain o.
ienNusloitofIesto 8oibingtonisia,
ioSto 6e trlitpot BbiIooelpbiaan ipn
rostetilIla alttollo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-02
0lprsfp rie6mn gla-0tiebisnniSiu.

Snult ste Wtorie, Weicb. = &pI-
ma iGd ia llnlititisf1 otpat ilturesti
lumoonnltttaneet loitpoliifennett1
iGrlpillG. &utIi ilturta rabtiloinon
on motolitolla ct WtorDn joesio.
Sinoaiot DrittGtpGt niitG irrottoa,
ennenfltin ne jGGipGt nofaomoan
matolifoIle tnIpetii. "Gonoooe"
iaotiin 10 irroitetltfii ntrtta Got
tonfpoo0" on eoelleen farillo Copper
2int 8otnttn eoustolla. S0prDloino
"Serman Settler, jon of motali-
foIlo run6 Sslanoin eotistolIs, on
fofonoon iGrfpnpt onllotosId.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-02
SnOmtn l1ntiiia
Snlnn-ginrmefien rata lopnlliiesti
iualmis III. 1880.

&ofafltun 10 p:nG otpattiii1 m1li-
aifaileSti liifenteelle &ontiomGen-
&iebimdn ia &ontionl1en-8uofotin-
&iripinienen rataoiot, DbteeniG At
TN. W3olenlnlat rataoiat otpot fap-
pole tDon nlaiiena olepoa Sulrtn-
9eurmefien ratou, iofa lopulliiesti
polnishut iDtipIlG 1880. OuIlln-
9turmetien rota tlllee olemoon p;-
tltuoeltnon 271 fni. ia iiitG muoOoS
tolpot npt amotnt rotooIot DGtccniG
main noin AZ fnt pitriien foppo-
leen. Gonttomden-&ie5imGn rotaoTo.
iofa on &ontiontaeItd fatioen Ou-
lttn iultnnalIa, pnntiin rafentonliien
alaiiefIi mime tpllooen feIGfuuSio.
Gen pitlul8 on 10 fnr. ia on iitG
narten oIlut fGbtettGpisiG 9 mill.
mnrfan nGGrdroba, mif1 faiffi on
taripittu. &ontionGen- -8uofatin-
&irpiniemen ratooian rafentominen
nloitettiin 10 puonno 1924. SGm1
ratooio on pitltltoeltonn so fn. ia
on ien rofentaniieen olllt fGDtettG-
DfSiG 33,4 mill. mf. Oulun-g3ltr-
mefien ro6on rafentonlinen tltlee
t68te6es intfllmoon iiten, ettG rotoa
iotfetaon eoelleen @uofoti8ta 9tur-
mefieen ia Iasfetaon @uofotin-
geltrmetien ratooian lpalmistunan
iDfiplIa 1923 iiiben tltntoon, ettd
lie qpoiOaon Idpitisfoittaa. &ie6imG8
ia pdin ei rotna OitIlmn pain ENID
rafenneto, lpaan tnpnbtuu tGmGn ra
taoion rafentnluitsu iunin Sulllstn-
pain ia oOotetoon len malmiSttpon
nj 1880. q. 8. ~
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-02
&reiipi Salm Iaapnnnt Y6bDsiual-
tuibin.

gteiu gorf. &reitpi 2ubpig
Snlnr-Sooeitraeten, entiien Wtiss
0hllicent 9togersin npiomies, iaa-
pui @Someric" -loilpalla tGnne iofia
Iuiieno Iiirtolaiieno. Sdn etiii uipio
eron poimostnon ia tdnG lienee OF
Int pGGippnG tGnue titloonio.
slpioeroiittt on 10 itieon ferron
perultettlt, fun bGn Ell ole poinltt
ollo IoopurpilIo. &reiipi calm aifoo
OLD fdGIIG ia pprfid gGmerifan fan
iolaiIetii.