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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-09
Saoueu l1ntiiia
NiiliOOnapalO SeliinsisIa.

Msarrusfliitn A p:na ipttpi fom-
mlnistiien Op. Spon toimitalo t,l.
leen. Suomattuam ipbtaaipan mao
ran b6lppttifpGt aiiiftaat fiireeSti
palofltnnan, iofa nopeasti iaopuifin
paitalle. Balofiinnan titnfeutuesia
rafennltflen iifGlle oil tiiIi 10 ebti.
npt iaaoa iirllren pauboin. <n to-
10 oil rafennettu laiooista ia tGpt-
teenG fGptettp iabanpurua, lastuia
ia mafulatiiuria, leipiii tuli GGret-
tom1n nopeaSti bltoneesta toiIeen.
sqaferrasia tuboii tlili Sp. Spon
'firiapainca ia firiaiitomon IefG
mobingoitti pabasti talonmieben a.
iuntoa. Gull eteni iitten pittin pIG-
fertaan ipieipi6 puiiia portaita, tltn
feutuen plGterrasia oleipoan Tpo.
wGen Gie6onantaian buoneistoon ia
tlrmeli itieita latomofoneita. glG-
ferrasia iiiaitieiuat leb6en fofii font
toribuonetta, forebt1iltribuone ia toi
mitiisbuone niinit6Gn iolttltipot HI
len titbottoipifli. &afennufIen toiIes
ia pGGsid, iofa on oiittoin rafennet
tu tiilesta, oIeipo rotationifone ia
itereotppppioiasto iGitpdt pobingoit.
tltnatta. &un polo oil paIoflnnan
paifalle tiillesia innrritt Min i1trren
iuouboin, tGntpi ofon iommuhismie
bistostd rpbtpd repin66n ieinG- ia
lattiatdptteitd ia b6ipittGmGan niisId
letpiGtpGG fpto1. Toinen ola iamnnlt.
titsmiebistostG rpbtbi peIastistoi-
bin. Yl6ferron otfiinoisto beitettiin
oIas Op. Spon fistannustautteito.
SoimistobuonefaIuista iootiin ola
peIastetiifii, ola SiqSonarttaiau fol.
mititsfiriustosta tiirmeltiti fofonoon
Iamoin fltin tointitufien firioitus-
toneet. SD. Spon fustonnustuotteis
ia iaatiin peIastetitfii main oIia,
NJ. m. iOfit m66rG punaiien folen-
term painrfIesta iefG maImistetta-
NINA olelpista iouluIeboistG, iota
tuastoin iiilrin ola niistG tarmeItui
fofonoon.
Solosin poboin tiirmeltltnut film
teimisto of nofltlltettt 100000
morfasta ia iunoin oiittoin titbou-
tuni1t irtointisto 2,40O,OOO morfos
ia Eurtuasio ia EuIenpoorosIo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-09
Snumalainem nainem murbattm
SarlemisIa.

Ballumatfalla SpOn1entalolta
fello 1920 aiitosp6ipGn illalla
miebeniG tansia, amnrtttiin Mers
@lptra &liittista tafoapGin, lie
faonlla, @iioennen ia Maoiion abe.
1udliIlG. @tiimtiest6 buolimatta Ell
onpuiaa lopoettp, iill6 tatu on iot.
ieenfin pinned. Wers <ittinen pie-
tim Sarlemin bospitaaliin, iosia
bGn fuoli iunnuntai.iltanu.
glmplimiien llilllaan iobtuneen
rii6asta, iota WtrS &uittiiella of
pari miiffoa FIFTEEN erGan Sbomas
@lart nimiien mieben fansia, 70
Cost 1923 It. Mers &iittiien tptGr
Siolet, 16 ipitotias ia glart oipat
ieurustelleet mime fei1stG alfaen,
ia dioin fielloista buolimatta of
8iolet tGn1n t1st1 tapannut glor-
flo, iofa teti tpotG LII Cast 1876
II. erGdSfd aifufalistirioien ia iano-
mnlebtien iafamistoimistosia.
Sanothi rita iobtui, fun Wers
Sc. topaii Sioletin ia glartin flo IL
aifaan polld talon iiia6ntdptdtpds-
Id ia of bGn, Wers &. iilloin lpo-
npt glarfia.
Spotp oil iilloin ubannlt ipield
mdf fiopania.
Berbe on aIlnrt lIeamman puo-
oen Sarlemisia. Se tintlutpat iGie-
nina tGfGl1iieen Spoip1enpboistpf-
ieen ia otpat tltnnetrt Iiistifii per.
beefii.
Slorf on ollut tpaneittlind en-
nenmin qporfauoesta. = &c. q. II.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-09
&eiitie inunnitelma
eiitettD
GiitpfiesiG iauiitellaan fanaiuan ra.
fentamista ct. 2aprencen funtta

Sniinoori Cigar Saowin, on npt
iGttGnnt tongreSlille roporttinia noe
iitiet6 tosfepista irninnitelmista.
2aatimania ilrrnnitelma perusttli
tarffoibin lasfelmiin ia aruioibin.
Saopin ilioiittelee meiitien rafen
tonlista st. 2amrencen faiitta, iilIG
ie bGnen laStelmienia mutaan oliii
gbopsmalloille bpobplliienrpi fiiin
iltltnniteltrt peIitie @rie-iGrlpestG
Suoion ioelle Seem gorfin ipaltion
Iapi. &aportisIaan bGn ilrunniteI.
maania perustelee m. m. ieuraotpas
ii: ct 2atprencen folttta fliIfeuo
% ialan fnntoinen tpeiitie tl1Iiii
mofianaan $t73,52O,OOO pbteiiesti
Dbopsipalloille ia Ganabolle; ettd
aitoomerifalainen tpeJitie Sif6iGr-
tpistG Suoionin ioelle tliliii mafia-
moan $5O6yO0O,OO0, ionfa fltmman
gbopspaltain tGptpiii mafiaa pfiis
tddn ettd maatpuolustus ptiistGdn
ei oifeiita mainitltnloista fiiIunfid
tpiimefiinainitiin iltunniteIman TO-
teitttaniietli. Siir1 mpos fanotaan,
ettG nitonnerifalninen tpeIitie, noin
25 ialm fanooIi, fiIiettaiii tpnofit-
tain 15,5O0,OOO 'tonnia rabtia, ta-
ten Iadstden $22 100000. Sltli.n.
git ntainitiilla oiolIn no1tiiiitpot
%, 10000 Solloriin, tGsta poisluet
tltna torfo rotentor1iIen aiaIta.
Sa6rpin raportislaan nrpos mo-
fitittoo, ett6 ct 2otprencen foittta
fltlfepa tpeiitie tuliii ipnnpttGmG6n
100000 beipostpoimaiien ipoima.
ntGGrGn, ionfo orpo titIiii forpoa-
mann tpeiitien rntentoniiesta iobtu
meet ful1tngit.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-09
&nnlniIa Iirftsmanatieri fnullnt.

5uralota, Slo., iouluf. 5 p.
Mouilman ilulrimmon iirtltfien pe-
rustaia ia entinen iobtaia CHARLES
&ingling flloli tGGllG pori pGiiip11
fitten ipoGntotttiin. SGn oil pfii
niistG ieitiem6stG meljeflestG, iotta
oifoinoon peruStttpat tpoatimatto-
man telttaiirfutien iofa fltliesfeli
poifosta toiIeen, peitetpiIIG nounutI
Ia. Sittentntin fosipoi iirf1ts min
iiiitrefii ettG torpittiin monto pit
fGG iitnoa iiirtGnd6n len benfilo-
funtaa ia eIGirfofoelmaa poifasta
toiieen.
Charles gtineIing ipntpi Wc@re-
eorisia, Soma, 1864. gtineline 8ro
Tiers iirfusieitrue perustettiin
1882, ionta iobtoiono GborIes toi-
mi folniIenfprmentG tpuotto. Sen
iGlfeen 9tineling pbtpi @ornrm mel
iesten iirfittieen. Iinoostann mime
feiGn oion on poinaio olIiit eron-
neena oftiitpiiesta toirlinnosto fir
fittien DbtepoesiG. Seitiem6st6 mel.
iefiestd eIdd nbfpGGn poin pfii, nj
meItd Sobn ioto oIifin uelienI6
fuoIinipuoteen GGresI6.
&itollut iirfusmies on oIlitt mD0s
fin iobtniponn finonsiioiioisio ia
rafennuttoriit roittoteitd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-09
&aafa marba @iS=
roniiniSia
SStt6 piefiettp fitoliaafii ia banbat-
tn maaban.

syofli p1iip1 tataperin lopoettiin
Clara Olionin, % puotiaan tpton
rA1imis maaban tGtfettpn1 Brairie
be gbien'isia, isis. &uumiintartas
tis on tionltt ielpille, ettG tptto on
fitollnt isf1ista, ioita oil iaanut
p6GbanId iollain pitueiineelld.
9a,iunis I0poettiin IGbeltG tpton
iuIbaien, @roman Olionin maati.
Loo. &ston mltrbaan ipplliietii epGil
Id6n Scr Olionia. @pdilpfiille nab
tpi8tnsta antaipot ne fafii Scr Ol-
isnin firjoittamaa firiettG, iotfa
I0poettiin mainnian tpaatteitten tas
fnista. ge1btGtpGsti on rifos tebtp
bGpean peitt1rtilefii iill1 rltliniin-
tarfostiitiesia trli ieltpille, etta tpt-
to oliii emf ioulun aifana titlliit
tptt6lapien Gioitii.
Scr Slion on faoofiisia, ntiitta
tpiranomaiiet o1pat altaneet etiin-
nan. = Mnrbatrn naiien ponbent-
mot oiuot norialaiiia ia riftaita III.
pafon fastpattaiio. Santoin on tp-
t6n iliIbaien tponbemmat norialoiiia
fefS iparoffnita titpafan fasmatta.
iio.
Mnrbattn tptort ii6 oil 10 pitfGn
nifoo ennen fun mtirbasta mitGGn
tieoettiin ferton1lt fotiipGelleen ett1
ban oil rtrnsiaan n6bnnt tptt6renid
glaron tulleen ntitrbotlifii. Sept IL
1i6 on toteertlinltt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-09
Sall-@illIin mltrbuiittn pGGttbnpt.

Somerbille, g. s., ioulrtf. 8 p,
- gSoin fitufouoen fest1nDt Snll-
OeiIlsin ntltrbaiiittit pGGttpi tana
iItona, fun Somerlet.fountin la1to
f1unta ipdpnlttti ipptetpt Wtrs Sran-
ces Stebens Sallin, murbattn pas
tori @0por0 8. Sollin lesfen ia
bGnen fotii ipelieGdn, Senrp ia
@illie Stebensin, ioioen otatluttiin
mirbonneen mainititn pastorin ia
bGnen firffonia iGienen, Wers Cleo
nor Sc. W1ilIsin, noin neli6 puottn
Iitten. Sifeusfi1ulustelu fosfi mil
meflimoinittuo ntlirbottuo benfilC1.
&oiitofunta bnrfitii iiithta noin
milf tltntto ia iilld oil eoesi1an
200 tooistusnGDtettd, joi6en noial-
Ia pGGt0fieen tultiin. SpptettDien
fasnoiIle ilmeni tpptpnGiipDOen piir
re iulistitfien iGlfeen. Suomari
5ranf 8. &leorp, iofa oil istiinut
tiiomari Barferin fansia oifeusistii
meIla f1ulustelun oifono, fitrebti
onnittelemoon ia fGtelem6Gn Bil-
lie StebensiG, jonta b1tlililla oil
Ieiped bpntD.
Suomnri Borfer oil entten pG1tof
fen irlistontisto narottanltt fituliia
Human olemoan biliaa. Surraiifiia
fllitenfin fltullii oifeustolon lilfopiio
Ielta. Utrs SOIL tofimiebenid ia ps
t1fu6nIG n1litbtiellG ontoi louIun.
tonIo, misi6 ban ilmniIi tp1tbip6iipp
tenI6 loittafunnon pG6totien job
oosto, ionfn 5dn toitpoi tiiIepn
bDludfintpfii faiffiolla gboDstpal-
foisin.
Spptettpien on ipieId tpostattotpo
pastori eoipnro 90. $oIlin mitrbos
ia. Seiodn fansiaon iDptteesid on
mpos beioGn ierffiinin $enrp De
9o 9rupere gorpenoer. 2ofimiebei
Omot iGttdneet anoniufien tltomuri
ForferiIIe iiind uielesidt ettd iDDtt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-09
SulIbeiuifit iuallanfnmOnsbamf-
feesia Silippineilld.

Weosfotpd. - &olmannen SSnter.
nationalen ianutaan fiibottalpan ia
pinaa Silippiineill6 it6Gntltin jon
funmoiIena altuasfeleena iooan ip.
tpttGnliietii gbopsWaltain ic Sapa-
min palille. SGllailia tietoia on an
tanut 9imitri @anuiliti, iofa on
ptii niiStG folmesta lpenGlGiiestG,
jotfa oipat toimeenpaneipasia fomi-
teasia. ISGn on fotoiiin llfrainastc'
Meanuillfi NJ. m. iatfaa: "gtiin-
plan fun mallanfiimous &iinasia
on p16Sipt bptpiGn ipalbtiin, me
tulem1ne lainaamaan ilritrempaa
buonliota Sppnenmeren alueille.
&anppoilti &iinasia on pfiinfertai-
ieSti main ioiiouttanut ioban lGbe.
nenistG DbopsluaItain ia Sapanin
mGlille, lespitt1n1llG pallantumouf
iellista maifrtusta &aiiasia. Cd
nGn otufiiman tooistalpat biljottain
pltbienneet fapinat SapaSia ia Iaa.
ienetuat poIiittiiet rettel0t SiIippii-
neilIG.
"9lmerito, ionta imperialism on
panralliienlpi fltin pb6etfGGn
mum maan, tltlee illorittamaan
bpott11tpG1 oiaa Sppnell1 merell1.
Sen bpOtfdpsiuann;telmu on oIlut
10 tpalmiinn faitan nifaa. Cuban,
Silippiinien ia Sapnii.i .ianrten faap
panininen ia Sanaman fanaalin fai
maminen ofDat olleet alnoostaor al
fitipalnisti,tiia glmerifan irnperiali-
iesiu bpottGpfIesiG Sppnenmeren
toiielle rannalle.
sos glmerifan ia @ltropan tpO-
l1iiet eitp1t mlirsfaa fnpitalistien
mnltaa, jos tpoittofult1iin fiinolai-
men pollnntitmous ei n1ltitta fan-
iairrtpGliiiG iubteitn SpDnelIG-mereI-
Ia, me tltlernme nGfent6Gn iltitrem
man ioOon fiiin Ien ionfa oGemme
iuuri lopettuneet. SiitG 10 nponoi-
ieStt pubutaan Sopanisia. sc on
enemmGn BARRON nlla g[merifasia,
misiG 8aibin9tonin tonferesiin noa
nion tliripisia ilatnnitellaan Spp-
nenmeren fnopponntista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-09
8aimO pitGnbt miestGGu 3 iunotta
iuanfina 1tatuetasIa.

Goblen. = 8oliiiit lOpliluGt SUI
90 Sresier-nimiien, "laisfan iofia.
laiien" ianeen furinsla oi1sia mo-
petasIann. .S1nen tpai1nonia on pi-
tGnDt orfpoiIoto ofpiotaan manfeu-
oesia 1li 3 tpuotto. Sind aifana Ell
mieben biltfiia ole leifottli, ei pnr-
toa roatattu eifG ritumisto pestn.
Mieben tpnnet oIiipnt fofii tlntmaa
pittat.
8oimo on pGiiuittGiIin tpienpt
non9ille ilturi len tperran rotpir-
toa ia nettG, ettG benfi on pDipnpt
ruluniisia, ionfa lltito nGptt1G pfiin
nobfa pitGiuGn foosio. geiin beiffo
of Sresier loD6ettGisiG, ettet fpen-
mt pubiunoan G6neeniG. SitGpoitii
oil bGnen laiEasia rrbosIoon iGlti1
painon paboinpitelpstG. Ueies on
OlIut fptfprSid ia. on bdneGIG oIlut
rebuja 1pnoteenoon.
MeieS pietiin boioettopafii iai-
rooloon. @oimo on poneittlt ia an
netaan bGnelle toistaiiefIi iamalloi-
Jet ruoto.annotIet fitin bGn on an
tanrt miebelleen manfeusnifona.
Buolustlfiefieen ieIittGG naimo,
ett1 mics of laisfa, Iofi Ell pafoit-
tonut bGntG tp0b0n eimGtfci miron.
omoiiet mpontGneet opioeroofoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-09
GanSan raittatielailet iaaneet pal
fan DlennDfien.

Wontreal, Que, Canada iouluf.
3 p. = Balftoia fosfema erinieli-
ipps, ionfa puotii $4,000 Ganooon
rnlttatielGistG oil GGnestGnpt lofon
iulistomisto, iolleitp6t be iaiii pol
fan plennpstG, iaatiin tppopttGpGIi
Ia tafpallo ratfaistiifii tGnG1n.
9tartatiel1isten neliesfsntain iob
tomiebet 8errp ia Babe lauiui,pot,
ettd iGriestelp OF roltballinen ia et-
td miebet iaipat moibteletpia pnIf.
fain DIennptii6.
Oaiebet oIiipat ipootineet 6 proIen
tin liidDstd, min ett6 polfot tobooi
iiiuot ameritoIaisten ilinomiesten
ia fonouftoorien paIffoin toioIIe.
8aiffafoan eiiuGt niebet iaoneet
foiffea iitd, mit6 be poatitpat, min
Iatiui 8errp, ettd be pititpdt roiito-
tien torioittiia parempona, fttin ct.
td moa ioutuiii roiitotie Iafon fout-
ta iefomeIstaiIeen tiIaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-09

tpt noioaon pGGstGG pnpouteen to-
fnltfiillo. l1ieot oipot iitG mieltG, ct
td beitG ei tuIGa fen enenlpGG ippt-
tdmGGn. Seem Seriepn poItio ia
moin fitin ipDtetDttin ofpat fuIiitta-
meet biiifeitn Iiimnlio iutin t1boen.
Sittltn nlfitnn of postori 60.
marc 8. Sollin ia 0ers eleanor
g. MiIIsin miirboominen ia raofa-
moinen rooteIeminen 9e 9pusIenn
ibonosio IoofIosio omenopl1tn iitit.
reIIa neIia tpiiotta iitten gaep Ser
iepn tpoltiosi1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-09
9senlupstO.@ .@enGjGlle nnii lippm.

SeeniupstO-8enGjGlle nnii lippm.
@eoSfonastu ilmotetaan, ettG 8e
nGiGn Observation-Disclosures on
rpbtpnpt iiunnittelemoon 8enGiGl-
le uutta lippua. lllfooiiainfomisia.
rioatti nitittGin Innoo tooenneenia,
ettG nDfpinen 8enGjGn pitnoinen
lippu on epGfGpt6nnollinen, iitG
fun monisIa noltafunnisia Ell ilrpoi
ia ollenfnon ia niisiGfin misid ilt-
naitaon ipntDp len postamiiesta
8enGiGn eouStoiain tolojen lippr-
tonfoon itiein mG6rinfGiitpstG, ret
teloitG ia ifdpppfiid. l1uii lippu tn
lii DiberiGn ia plinuiien firiaDa,
festelle fltllottll nelnpostotoiopollon
titnnusmerffi, feltaiiet reunat ia
lipplttangon frultnufii ioitain tpo.
falliia, tltten palara, tirmas ia eb-
fd jotain mltlttd.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

Grounds for divorce
Mrs. Mae Gogetter i,
out for a nice. big ali
mony. But howo Hav-
ing been. as it were, the
deserter, her lawyer.
Mr.. Ginz. opines that
"desertion" won't do.
But. oh. JOY! Once"
recalls Mrs. c.. Il hit
Harry over the head
with a salad bowl.
Couldn't | get it on
cruelty?"
Golden haired Elhe, the
Hollywood superextra.
who is always on the
point OF getting herself
adopted by a rich old
man, Her and mamma
are peculiarly suScep-
tible to the loneliness
OF elderly millionaireS.
Tender hearted by ma
ture. they are always
reaching out to the
aged and inhrm. Time
and again Ellie has had
to sue some old skin
flint who backed out
for $4,000 or so; and.
would you believe it,
she is writing her mem
oirs to defray the lat
est legal expenses. 1t
is in the form OF advice
TO girls and tells them
how to beware of heart
less old millionaires.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

A gold digger's life is
no bed OF roses. Most
OF the heavy work is
done on a dance floor.
for the elderly rich
boys dearly love to
trip the light fantastic.
Many a poor girl is all
but MANNED for life.
what with bruised in
steps and ma shed toes.
and only a diamond
bracelet to show for ii.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

II may not be beau
tiful. but I'm awful
dumb" The girl 60
getter with brains
sometimes makes great
headway with a COM
edy line.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

The tear, the sigh and
the trem b ling lip.
Gladys is telling her
boy friend, Gus, all
about how terrible it is
at home. Her family is
so grasplng. and after
the rent is paid there's
hardly enough left from
mammals alimony to
afford even those little
luxuries that are so
necessary to a young
girl who wants TO look
neat-like a string of
pearls or a barpin. Oh.
its terrible! Gus. al
though it's been a bad
week among pants
makers. is beginning to
feel dangerously big
hearted.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

Not like other chorus
girls. Though only a
poor "Follies" beauty.
Jessie makes a huge
success with the college
boys by telling them
how much Keats and
Shelley and E ugene
O'Neill mean to her.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

At left: Claire is very grand. Likes to speak
casually of Paris models and little diamond
and pearl novelties that make such charm
ing little gifts if you ever want to give an
inexpensive present to one OF your girl
friends" Claire has been known to have had
three birthdays in one fiscal year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-11

panied BY thirty.five men and discov.
cred the American coast, To which he
gave the name Of viniaIid. In 1907 i
rich. Greeniander. with following 81
sixty. enigrated to vinland. and there
planted d colony, which seems To have
thriven. but after q time we hear
nothing more about 4. y
h That Prof. opsjon has found. Morse
markings. as ne says. from Labrador
and the New England States. through
Canada and the United States to
Alaska and Puget Sound, some Of
them dating TO period before the
Christian era will surprise most cf
our people. On the coast Of New Eng.
land are some stone ruins believed to
be Morse relics and Arctic explorers
have heard from Esauimaux of stone
structures back from the sea IN Lab.
rador which are believed to have been
built BY Vikings.
1t 10 not likely that we will know
much more about Morse visits and
settlements In America than We do
now, but II Prof. Opsjon's transla.
ton Of the Spokane boulder Is ali
right It shows that the Vikings crossed
our continent nine centuries ago.
That boulder should be made the oh.
ject OF further inquiry by a body Of
Scandinavian authorities on Morse
markings.
It Il hard to get at the bottom OF
the early settlement Of America. The
time Of coming OF the race nisnamesl
Indians and the land that people
came from are not settled to the sat.
isfaction Of anybody. Some scientists
hold that the Indians came from Asia
and perhaps across the Aieutian archi.
pelago. That North America was set
tied before the coming OF the Indians
is almost proved, but what kind OF
race that was and where II came from
is for the present beyond the wisest
Of men.
Inscriptions in Mexico, Guatemala,
Tucatan, Peru and elsewhere in the
far south have been said to bear re-
semhlance to Chaldean, Egyptian.
carthagenian and Phoenician charac.
ters. II Cartha genians or Phoenicians
came in galleys to people the con.
tinent south Of us, they no doubt
found a race in possession. 1t il hard
TO get back to our true aborigines.
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Evolution and Politics.

When the late Williap, Jennings
Bryan broke" the evolution case
down in Tennessee there were many
who figured that this question, OF edr.
cation and religion would Yield politi.
cal results. A dispatch from Nash.
vile tells that they were right. Men
who We're conspicuous in the Scopes
evolution trial at Dayton last Summer
are now in the ring for political prefer.
ment. The senior counsel OF Profes.
sor Scopes, advocating repeal Of the
State evolution law, Ii candidate for
the Democratic nomination for gov
ernor. The governor of the state,
who signed the anti.evolution act, il
a candidate for denomination. The
superintendent Of education at Day
ton. who was the official prosecutor
Of Scopes, is candidate for. the Re-
publican nomination for the governor.
ship. The Judge who tried the case
Is running for reelection on the Re.
publican ticket ana is opposed by a
Democrat. who has the Endorsement
of the prosecuting attorney Of the dis
!trict in which the case was tried.
No mention in this catalogue OF candi-
dates Is made OF Scopes himself. why
should he not be in the field? Per-
haps he has no political aspiratidnE
Maybe he Is too busily engaged in
his studies at Baltimore, doubtless in
deeper research into evolution than
heretofore. But it Is a pity that he
is not in the running in Tennessee.
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Morse Relics.

An inscription in color on a boulder
near Spokane, Wash, has been trans
lated by Morse historian as tale
OF fight between Norsemen and In
dams where that boulder rests. This
Morse historian. Prof Oluf Opsjon,
says the stone shows the date at that
night to be 1o10. He says the rock
painting tells OF a battle by q spring
near the boulder, that twelve Of the
Norsemen were killed, seven Of their
women captured and that one woman
and her baby were hurled to death
from q high rock. Twelve Of the
Norsemen escaped and six Of them
returned to bury the dead and tell
the story Of the affair In painting on
the rock. It Is said that during all
the time Of white settlement In the
Spokane region that rock Inscription
has been believed to be Of Indian
source. Ii seems strange that no In
dian could tell the whites that there
was nothing Indianesque In the in.
scription.
It Is proved to the satisfaction Of
many that Norsemen or Mortimer Or
vikings were in America in the tenth
or eleventh century. In the Encyclc.
pedia Americana Is this: I'm the year
1000, according to the Saga narratives,
Left, son OF Eric the Red. leaving
Greenland, which had been discovered
and settled BY his father. i Norwegian,
proceeded southwardin ! ship accom-
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Francis Drake In 1856. on this point
there Il some difference Of opinion.
Pasta Is made OF flour Of II certain
grade OF wheat. Of high farinaceous
quality. The soiltof Italy Is especial
" favorable to It's growth. The po-
tato. however, could grow III italy,
as 1t can practically anywhere in the
world. It Is easily grown and IL
susceptible Of wide variations. Nu-
merous experiments have been con-
Quoted by the Department of Agri-
culture at washington looking to the
adaptation Of various forms of po-
tato plants to particular soils.
So tenacious are the Italians of
their habitual foods that ii is a mat rs
ter Of some question whether the po-
tato will be welcomed. even though
for economic reasons the change
from pasta wheat. to the tuber would
be advantageous. Mussolini has al
ready found his reform program
stoutly resisted, particularly in the
matter of longerhours for the work.
ing men. His attempt to introduce
the potato as rival TO "macaropf
may be just one OF those little things
that sometimes breed great trouble.