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Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
LaFoNTAINE LOSES OUT IN OWN CAUCUS AND BEATS REGULAR DEMOCRAT IN DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
 GRoSVENoRDALE CLAIMS DOUBLE CROSSING
III Feeling Ensendered As Preliminary Step Two se-
 leetmen Is Taken.

It was Warm night anyway iast evening Conditions II and about the town hudsr aR Thompson fIiI WutFt Republican and Democratic eaueuses were being held te nominate two can didates for the offices of seleetmen. waNed even warmer than the weather 1t the conclusion voters from the Greseenurdales were claiming that they had been double crossed by their Republican brethren from the Iitlf section.
 The Republican caucus was the first Go be held Randolph II Chandler was elected chairman and Charles V. Chase clerk. IL was shortly after o'clock when nominations were called for. 4. ] Derry Of Grosvenordale placed Tn nomination the name of Jo- seph Iafoutaine Mir. Dery made a neat nominating speech Then there was surprise in certain quarters when the name of Frank T. kies. Thompson Town, was presented for consideration. The faction from the Gresvenordales. according to an active member of the Republican party in that section. had been assured that there would he no opposition to Iafontaine h fact Lafontaine. one of the leading husi- ness men of North Grosvenordalo. q large property owner and a suhstan. tial business man. had been loath te give consent to run until he was as.
 ured that he would not he opposed in the caucus. kies stated that he did not care to run. as he had enough business to attend to. hut his personal wishes were apparently oYerruled.
 Three telIers from the Hill section were appointed by the chairman. and th5y passed tho hats" 10 collect tho ballots Everyone was given an ops nortEn.ig te cote. even The Patriot representative from Putnam had a chance tu drop a ballot in the ballot hat had he so chosen. The official count showed that t17 votes had been east of which Kies had 6i and Lafen- taine 56 The result of the hailot was another surprise to the GrosseHordale faction. .
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17

i motion was made that the Repuh- heau town committee he empowered to hI any vacancies that might occur on the ticket or ta add thereto.
 Democratic Caucus
 The Democratic caucus convened at s o'clock Edward l keegan was chosen chairman. and William St. Marie clerk. Then came the third surprise ef an evening of surprises when Joseph A Lafontaine defeated in his own caucus. was nominated to oppose Lauis Elliott. a party man. There were thirteen votes cast, of which Lalontaine received ten and Elliott three I4afentaine was there fore declared the nominee of the Dem oeratte party.
 The eauruses were called to All ya- caneies caused by the death of one se- leetman. Wifred Belierose, Democrat, and the resignation of another, Charles N Chase Republican, who has been appointed town clerk and treasurer. The law requires a minor ity party representative on the board. f l.afoutaine is elected on the Demo cratic ticket while he will represent the minority party. he will nevertheless be n Republican. However. the situa- tinn that has arisen, the Republican town committee being empowered to add to the ticket. sets the stage for still further unusual situations should the town committee avail itself of this power. If no further nominations are made then kies. Republican. will be elected. and Lafontaine. Republican Democratic nominee, will also he elect ed.
 Disaension Arises
 For some days after it was decided to hold a special election to iill the va- cant offices if was believed that har- mony would reign lt was assumed that the Republicans would nominate a candidate and the Democrats can- didate When the name of Mr kies was advanced by the Republicans of
 tContinued on Page Sixl
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
JUNkMAN PAYS FINE
 BOUGHT STOLEN GOODS
CHARGED WITH MAKING PURCHASE FROM BOYS WHO STOLE THIRrY-TW BRONZE FLAG HOLDERS FROM
 MEMORIAL BRIDGE ON PoMFRET STREET
Police Enforce License and Report Requirement of
 Dealers In Junk.

Some two or three weeks ago thr1v-tw8 5ronzp flag holders were stolen from .be sides of the Memorial bridge on Pomfret street. The police traced the theft te two boys. The boys todd uf selling the holders. valued nj S25d each to Morris liar rison. ioeal junk dealer. Harrison 0as arrested and arraigned in the city court. Tuesday morning. charg. ed with buying goods from boys He was found guilty and ordered to pay q fine of S25,0o Harrison said that he had sold the bronze in Worcester and promised to make an endeavor to gel the holders back.
 The unusual ease brought home
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
Putnam Singers In
 Demand For Funerals

X quartet composed of Joseph ]. Rivard. Armand Magnan, Michael Magnan and Fred Gaeuou. sang at the funeral of ] Bevesque. DayvilIo. last Thursday Miss Josephine Van dale WAS organist
 Monday morning Mir Rivard and Mr. Magnan, with Ovila Guertin. for merly of Putnam. sang for the fune- ral of William Penn. Wauregan. Miss Nandale was at the organ Mir Rivard sang offertory. 70 Meritas Pasinnis." and Mr Guettin sang Beautiful Land on Hiph.' following the mass.
 This Thursday morning Mr RlT- ard Armand Mapnan and Mr. Guer- i'm. sang al the funeral of Joseph Raymond. Waureean. member of Put nam Lodge of Elk
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17

Hlty te 20 to the caucuses and register objection bv nomination of other can dldates had there been dissatisfaction with the proposed nominees for all were well known before the nights upon which the eaucuses were held.
 With the nominees assured of elec tion the only interest in city politics centers in the nomination of heads of departments. While t k q bit carly Co make predictions at this time. it would seem. in scanning the person nel of the next executive body. that there will be few if any changes in heads for the ensuing two years
 The republican caucus was held last Thursday evening in the Munici- pal building There was a good rep resentation from all wards, including q number of woman voters. The business was transacted as follows.-
 Republican Caucus
 The caucus was called to order in the main hall of the Municipal build ing. at eight o'clock, by the chairman of the republican city committee Ernest ( Morse. who read the call. Judge NJ. H. Geissler was elected chairman of the caucus and Arthur Keith. clerk. The business was trans acted in eight minutes. all nomina= tions and votes being by exclamation without d dissenting eoiee.
 h placing ia nomination the name of Charles 4 Richard for mayor. Mt
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
Republicans Are Endorsed
 N0 Contest h City Election
RICHARD FOR MAYOR, AMES ALDERMAN ATLARGE BROWN, TREASURER, MACDONALD JR TAX COL
 LECToR.-ALL NOMINEES SURE OF OFFICE
General Caucues of Both Parties Without
 But Few Minutes.

The democrats having endorsel Charles 4. Richard. republican nomi. nee for mayor. Warren $. Ames. re. publican nominee for aldermaa-at- large. Charles IL Brown. republican nominee for city treasurer and Arehi. bald Macdonald Jr.. republican nomi- nee for city tax collector. the city election the first Monday in Deeem- Der will be void of interest. Every nominee on both party tickets is surl of election except for the possibii. ty of a united action in writing in the name of dark horse in the blank column. There is no likelihood that this will be done. The city government therefore, for the next two years. will be as follows -
 Mayor. Charles A Richard. r; al- derman-at-large. Warren s. Ames, r; city treasurer, Charles IL Brown, ?; tax collector, Archibald Macdonald, Jr., r; registrars of voters. Hermon G. Carver. r; George Potyin. q auditors. Lucius P. Merriam. r; John J. Me Garry, d; aldermen from Ward One. Robert Chadwick, r, Charles Ryan, d Ward Two. John Nj. Dean. r: Edmond Dubois, q; Ward Three. Leo Delisle, r; Frank Vadnais, q Ward Four, Eugene Mignault, r; Willis Carroll,
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17

to the police that junk men in this ely are not ehey#ue the law. The police have started campaign 70 remedy thi- laxits aHd will require that every jnnk dealer take out . license. Harrison had such a license but is tho uniy dealer that has met this requirement..
 The law also requires that the deal CTS make weekly reports to the pc lice ef merchandise purchased. This has never been done but the law is to be enforced he .eafter
 The boys who tole the flag hold CTS. on account sf their youth and good records 1T the past. were placed in charge of Peter A. Gardner. pro. hation officer.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
POMFRET MANS DRIVERS
 LICENSE SUSPENDED

The only suspension of an automo- bile driver's license in Windham county for driving while under the influence of liquor. as announced by the state motor vehicle department, is that of Charles Hatch. Some weeks ago Hatch was convicted in Provi- dence while driving truck from Pomfret to the Rhode Island capital.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
LEGION TO HAVE SUPPER
 AND ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of Anselm Mayotte Post. American Legion, will be held at Arnold's Er;ll Tuesday eve ming. November 22, at s o'clock. A supper at 7.30 will be served to the members. Under the command of Lieutenant Martin B. Robertson, the post has grown rapidly during the past year.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
Thompson Democrats Name
 Defeated Republican Nominee
Boys To Have Police
 Escort To Providence

The 100 heys who will be Ia the big parade of automobiles to Pro whence, Saturday. where they will See the Brown New Hampshire foot bal game. will have a police escort to the Rhode Island state line Off ceFs from the Danielson barracks VII provide this escort and arrange meats are tu he made. f possible. te have Rhode Island troopers meet the invaders at the state line and take them safely to the state capitol. The boys go as the guests of tho Brown and the trip is made through the cooperation of the County ' and the Rotary clubs
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
BARNES APPOINTED
 PERSONAL TAX COLLECTOR

James E. Barnes has been appoint ed collector of personal taxes for the town by the board of seleetmen. succeeding Arthur Brodeur. Mir. Barnes Is well known citizen and has lived m Putnam many years. The personal taxes are due and payable December 2. X. 9, and 10, and n penalty is eolleetable unless paid at time.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
NATIVE OF THOMPSON
 DIES IN WOODSTOCK

Charles Corbin. S5. a native If the Brandy Hill section df fhe town If Thompson. died at the home of his son in Woodstock. Wednesday. MT Gorhin was taken to the Day kimbali Hospital two weeks ago but had left there for visit with his son when death overlook him. He leaves d wife and eight adult children. The burial will be in East Thompson.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
TO GIVE AWAY FOUR BIRDS
 AT WHIST AND DANCE

Court City of Putnam F. of A. will hold another of it's delightful whists and dances in their hall on Marshall street Tuesday evening. There will be good music and good prizes. Dur ing the evening four turkeys will be given away. The public is invited.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
RoTARIANS TO VISIT
 DANIELSON TONIGHT

The Putnam Rotary Club will meet with the Danielson Rotary club in a joint meet at Danielson this evening Among the speakers will b. Robert B. Stoeekel of Norfolk. state com missioner of motor vehicles.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
PATRIOT TO PUBLISH
 WEDNESDAY NEXT WEEK

Next week Thursday being Thanksgiving Day The Patriot will go to press on Wednesday,
 Correspondents and advertisers are requested to get copy in one day earlier than usual that inser- ton of all material may be assur- ed
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
SOLVING NIGHT DANCE
 PRIZE OLD FASHIONED WALTZ

The Lodge of Poeahontas will hold d dance in Odd Fellows hall Thanks giving night, November 24th. Music will be by the Ideal Orchestra of Webster \ feature of the evening will be an old fashioned waltz with ] nrize awarl far the best dancers
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
r oresters Court
 Is 30 Years Old

Court City of Putnam. Foresters of America. will observe its thirtieth anniversary next Saturday evening with a banquet at the Putnam Inn followed by d reception ia the hail on Marshall street
 Grand Senior Beaele. Edward Cir ard. who attended meeting of the executive council in Bridgeport last Saturday. invited state officers te come 10 Putnam to participate Tn the anniversary observance and the invi- ,atiou has been accepted.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
Continued on Page Twelye)
BROTHER ANDRE HERE ON
 PERIODICAL VISIT

Brother Andre. of E0ratoire s. Josephs. Montreal. paid one of his periodical visits te Alexander GiI- man this week. Mir Gilman went to Springfield Sunday and brought the venerable Brother. s5 years old. to Putnam. Monday he took him to the home of relatives in Central Falls, R. |.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
Denotes Satisfaction

The faef that there has been so little interest denotes that the citi- zens af Putnam arr satisfied with the list of nominees. There was apportu-
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17

Dona Joliie Of Weensoeket spent the weekend with his parents.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17

Mr and Mrs. William Jollie of Mill street entertained Henry Bro deur and friend. Miss Aggie Cartier of Worcester. Sunday.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17

MT and Mrs. John Lenehsn. Mir. and Mrs. James MeMahon and their daughter. Miss Helen. of Fall River were visitors Sunday at the home of r B. Christmas of Center street
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17

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Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17

Large fresh Roasting Chicker Lamb.-Fresh Shoulders.-Lean sage Meat.-Sperry & Barnes Boiled Ham and Bacon.-Calves' ]
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
Snmri talipalo Sapanisia.

2ontoo. = Sofiosta iaapuneet
tiebot @rcbange Selegropbille ferto-
mat, ettG tuli on bGipittGnpt &ana-
aafpa.ninniiesiG faltpungiSia &esfi-
SapaniSia noin tlbannen aiuinra-
fennuSta. llieita ibniliG ianotaan
mpos menettGneen 9enfeniG.
&ana5auan alitfaslirfit noitcc
10000. Soma tltuli 'ipuOutti tulen
fulfua iifii nopeasti, ettei len TO.
iottamiiesta ollut pubettafoon pb.
teen aifaan. 9lineelliien ma6ingon
arlpioiouon nouieipat 100000 jc.
min.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
9ididbbpfiet tnboll=
ueet ibmilid Set=
rOitisia
gboefIam fnpllnt ia % OH iairaa-
lasIa; pabinfo noniee fabteen mill
iupnaan bpllariin.

Detroit, @ticb. = &GiGbbpSiaria
tGGllG tltboii Briggs teboaspbtion
piiIiferrofiiien rafennltflen, miSid
pboefIGn ibutistG menetti benfenla
ia 90 loutfaantlii Min puaralliieS-
ii, eta be omat nDt iairaalaSia.
Sebtaasia tpalmistetaan autojen
pG6llpSolia. Sp0siG on noin $500
mieStG, nllttta rGiGbOpfiien aifana
noin 200 nlieStG of rofeilnitfiesia.
Suli Ioi alflnia rafennIfien folman
nesta ferroflesta, miSiG oil miesten
fanSia tp0siG mp9S folme naista,
jotfa Ioatiin pelaStetllfii. &aiabopf'
Iien IpistG eli ipielG ole tietoa. gb'
tion preIioentti Sobn Srencb on
artpioinut mabingon noltiepan fob
teen nilioonaan oollariin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
9ammista lapienboitoa.

Weuutana miiffo iitten ilntoitet-
tim fopbGinboito- ia poliiiiipirano-
n1oiiille gtoponieinelld, ettG Seiffi
Suffolan torposia olietorppoan il
joitettu fopbGinboitoa nalittiwa 5.
ipuotios lapii idtettp pfiin luton
toqfie ia iioottu ruu'usti f0pOenpdt-
fGll6 itingpnjaltoan fiinni. 8iron-
omoilet ottipat oiiosto ieltpGG ia
oIifin tpttonen iioottu ialastaon
idnfppn. Sorpun mGfi oil tllloin
balltaiaiiisio ia oil tpttO ioonla o.;
la pfIinGan 10 pli IL tuntio. Sptto
otettiin torposta luoiMolliiesti pois.
Wapobeniniin foitui iiitrIle iuield
i6Ifin6ptSs. Observation-Disclosures
nan pipbeeniobtuio iefa ianotun tor
BON iidnta ia emdntd iattitiiput Met
iomonaifaiiesti 9tcwoniemen 0inus-
foltppoom, misid wiimefiimainittt
rupeiipot balppttomdIld topolIo
ipootitnoon Iopienboitofitstonnif.
Tia beti poifuIIo mofIettaiuufii. en.
iifii iOitti glffo iiuitoon ia ieniaI.
fecn fatpi uffo fdiifii f0pbdinbuito.
Ioitofiinnon pubecniObtoicun, min
etti poIiiiim tdptpi icfountiu oiioot
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
Grisfmmmallimen naispotilas iai-
raalasIa G6icagpsid.

Chicago. = EGGllG iiiaiticwaSia
Weicbael Steele e-iairaolosia on poti-
loana Wers glnna 9etbblatt, 36
ppuooen ifGinen, ionfa mrlitamat e.
linet olnot pGintpoStaiiesio jGries-
tpfiesiG. Eri emanuel Srieno, iQfo
on b1litG buoltonllt, on ilmoittonitt
noinitun noilen olelpon ibmeellilinl
piG lGGfetietcen biStorioSio. SGnell
louIuntonia ia tutfin1ltstenia nrll.
foon Wtrs gtetbblattin iiiGelimet Ell
lpGt iiiaitle luomolliiisia patfoiSlo.
@iinerfifii 1Gnen iDoimeniG on OIL
feollo puolello, bGuen iu1lpiiliolenlo
ipaienmollo pltolella rltlmlliSta. So
moin opat ntafIania y. NJ. elimet G.
pGluonnolliiisia paifoiSia. Sdner
teplpeDteniG ei nGioen lronnonoiffit-
ien apuofii ole iilurestifoon fdriilDt
@ifG ban nGiStG observation-disclosures
t1 ole nitGGn tietGnpt, ennenfilin
ban ioutui torfon lGGfGrin tutfin-
non oloiiefii. SisfettGin bineSii feb
tim leiftoits, jonfa idlfiieiiraufiistu
ban toipuir nopeosti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
Siiinalaimen tnllnt g)bogslualtpibin
IalaperGiicllii. taiualla.

Monroe, Micb. - &iinalainen
iofa ailtoi See Soon nimen, noin
35 ipuooen ifGinen, tulla tuplobti
tGnne lentofoneella. 8iranomaiiet
llulepat b1nen tltlleen lafimastai.
iesti Ganaoan puoleIta. Wtainittll
fiinulainen ei ole ontanltt tietoia
flrljettajostaan eifG tarfemnlin IL
moittanut, mistG bGn titli.
2entofoneen obiaoia mietti itien.
ia railtatieaiemalle ia potent iunal-
Ia. SefG fiinalaiien ettG bGnen obiaa
ianIa tGptpi lasfertua maoban on-
nettonlltuben muofii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
Iolttubaittans liiGGntDp.

gSiroIi iitten toinintaltia alotta-
nut frenotorio on muoben aialla
toinittanltt SS polttobalttalSta.
8uinojain onauet olpat olleet lai-
tofien toilnintaan faifin pltolin typ
tppGiiiG, ia flin mitGGn muutafaan
lpastoinfGpmistG ei ole iattlnltt, on
fatIottopa eniirlGiien toin1intamlo-
oen fuluneen onnelliiisia nterfeisid.
yleil0n mielenfiiflto laitosta ia
DleeirlG polttobalitalfiia fobtaan OH
iotfulpasti liiG1ntpnpt. Sitd tobis.
taa iefin, ettG niitG faoipaffeita,
ioisia aiiononaiiet 10 elGesioan maa
radspdt, ettd beiSdu rirltmiinia on
poltettoipo, on Iaitofielle ioopilnltt
mime oifoina iangen lllfuilosti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
Olnmpialaiiet ia SnOmi.

Sollannin olDnpiolaiien fonlite.
oil pubeeniobtoia on Suomen olpm-
pialaiien fonitean pllbeeniobtajalIe,
fonluli &rogirfielle l1bett0n1Sloan
iGbfoIononosia laliiunut malittelun
ia fem iobooSta, ettG Siionti on pG1t
tGnDt ola ottontatta oiaa gmsterod-
min olpulpialaiiiin fiioibin. SGbfo.
ianomosIa pDpoetGGn fonIllli &ro.
giuSto fGpttGnGGn paifutuspoltoan
ia Iaooafieen "ipntpoottiiet foniolai
ienIa", faten idbfoiunomosia iono-
toon, iuofltutetuifii iiitd, fltinfa
Iiutrto orlpoa bollantiloiiet ponepot
beioGn olanotolleen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
Mefiifon fapinalliiet tappaneef ia'
tafnnta itnamatfnstajaa.

Weerico Gitp. - e. (. 81 pniipoa
ipastoon poll6 oil noin 500 miesfa
fGlittGfpG, oieistettt banbiitti ia to-
pinaiouffo piSGttGnpt @uooalajora-
Waerico Gitp pifoiinon ompunrt IL
n1 olleet 52 fpabtiiotilosto ia ilr'
mannut ia poltotnut iotofitnta mot
fustoioo. Murbendptelmd ntpteltiin
IdbeIId 2imonio, SoIiscon woltiosia.
Sauna of tGpirnd Gbopolo-idr
I'd ia @uooolaiarnsta pdaiidisiomol
ia paIooipia miebid, naiiia ia lopiio.
SollitufIeIIe IGbetetusid roportis.
ia iouotoon fomaIon joiffcmltrbon
tcfiidt fotoliIoiiifii ia ettd BETA on
iobtonut 3 puppio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
Snniamun ia Snulajariucn 6dban
alaisten lastcn aiunstaminen.

&ultiomon ia &uolaiGrlpen nalf1G
fGriipien Iosten oipustanliiefii on
liiffeelle pantu faiffiaon $500 fe-
rGpSlistaa. &ertpneillG waroilla oi-
otoon <ltianloon ia &uolaiGriuelle
iGriestad ppiplpdistd aipnstlSta, jo-
TO naisten toioen m1ooosia tai IL
ten, ettG n1lfiintpneiti ldplia mar
ten perustetoan poiffofunnalle las
tenfoti, iosia olili lGGfGri ia iairoon
boitajatar. &tn lapiet, ioilla Ell ole
elatusfpfpiiiG monbentpio, opat las
telfooisia apointistlineet, ipoirpot
bei0Gt iitrtGG ntrtualle parernpiolai-
file paiffafunnille. g6pilstusten iitn
rrus riippliu lltonnolliiesti iiit1,
nniten runiasfGtiiiG aiuiistajat opat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
&ai,unntojcm' umistajat SmSianasio
allefirjoittaneet ippimnfien.

Serre Solte, Sro. = Siilifai-
montojen onlistajot Snbianan mal-
tiosla opot ollefirjoittaneet uliOen
tp6iopintufien, iorfa mipfaan fai-
tpanton1iebille mofietoon lama palf
ia fl1in mifG liiGltpp Socfionbille io-
pit1lttieen, iofa pGGttpi maalisfittn
81 pGiipGnG. gept bpipGfipttp iopi-
mus oStuu ipoimoan beti ia feStGd
fafIi ipuotto. &c foSfee niitd faiuan
tojo, jpioen tllotanto ipaltioSla on
noin 90 proierttia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
Sariuinaiuen oifensinttm.

8irginia, Wtinn. Sifeuoen.
tdpnti ilttltsia iosia on tantaiano
67 lpuotiaS WtrS @apelina &altfonen
ia ipastaaiana bGnen poifania Sa.
cob ia iofa fosfee $3.50 forlpausto
niiStG palipeluflista, ioita Wtrs &all
fonen on tebnDt lpastaaialle ipiimei
len fiiuoentoista puooen aialIa, al
fol tGGllG piirioiferoesla tltomari
Wartin Sugbeiin oltesia oifeuOen
pubeeniobtajana.
Sliti w6ittG1, ettG ban aniaitii $15
tuufolloeSia pnien tarpeittenla liiof
IL fun bGnen poifania 1910 ppDii
bGrti ti1lemaan farmilleen, feitt1-
mGGn bGnelle ruofaa ia olenaan bd
nen taloittenIa Doitoiono. WerS &ail
fonen tpGitt1G, ett1, ennenfltin ban
p1Gtti ottaa toilnen pastaon ban
rltnnali ruofataloa ia peii pDpffi1
ia ettG bGn pGGtti menna poifanIa
luofIe, fosfa tGntG lltpaii buolebtia
1ioistG1n tGlilGn elGmGn aian ill
loinfin, fun Giti ei en1G fDennDt
tpot1 tefentGGn", fltten fantaia lau'
iii.
Siiti mGittGG, ettG elofilun 81 ,p:-
nj 1926 ban "erotettiin ilman ipp'
t1. 9nfuperGiiesiG lpaatitnufleSia
pppIi ban $5,76O forwausta, mrtta
Iittenlnlin on bGn alentannt tor
apalts tpoatimusta $2,S30:fii ia to-
man forapaufien mulitofien fanne-
firielmGsi1 on oifeusiStllin bppaf-
ipnpt.
9bilip so. Stone ia 8. 6. Sber'
MOOD oipat Gioin afianuiaiina ia
@arolo gS. Solution eoustoa poi-
foo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
SpttGict firjeluartaiua.

Sulun oiltllsfaupan &osfelanfp-
Ian nppnGlGSta on llleanIman wuo.
oen aifana 9Gapinnpt iinne ipastaan-
ottaiien perittGipifii iGtettpiG firiei-
tG. Yoliilitutfintoia OF pitemlndn
aifaa toimitettu ia lopl,lta piodtti
poliiii pari tpttostG.
Woalisf. II p. tltnnustipatfil
nGmG, nirneltGGn Sbo Storanf ia
Eoini Mortta &orjolailen, ottaneen
ia firjeitG ianotun faltpan nppnd.
Ian popb1ltG ia aipanneenia ne.
&untmasiafin firieesiG ferrottiin,
ettG erds &entpeleestG fotoiiin ole
wa nainen iDptti miestGGn oWiori-
fofiesta, &irje nGptti tpt0ist1 mG-
bGn arpoiielta joten be bGrpitthpGt
fen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
Wsc0umalb @aibinstunisia.

0aIbington, - Suomottn brlttl'
l1inen Observation-Disclosures TamlaD
WeacOonalo, on iaapllnrt tanne pie'
railemaan @nglonnin libetDstpoSia.
glnerifan SpoipGenpboistpfien toi-
meenpaneipa fonlitea of l1rjestdnpt
hGnen funniafii jiiblapibot. Wsr Wtac
Oonolo motfustaa tptt6renid Slabe'
lin fansia. aGpneet @alfeasia Ia
.,ia preiiocnt-i ,S,AiSc.'a ;eriueb-
tialssIG. vSGn nlr ! iesfnsteli len1ai
mi 8orabin ia 80 gJteisfuraalli'
Iista oiioista.
9GilpGllistilaiiilus oil ldrjestettp
9illiaro botelliin aripoapaltailen
mieroon funniofii. Siloiirtrteen Iao'
pui buomotiiita benfiloitd, futen e.
Sint. @isconIinia eoustoapa ienodtto-
ri 2o Sollette, republifaaninen ie-
noottori georris, gtebrasfaSta, y. NJ.
Gnelannin lGbetpst0sid mDos 1ur'
iestettiin pioot Scr WeacOonaloin
ia bdnen tpttGrenid funniofIi.
Soostottelusia Scr @sac0onalo
ilnoitti, ettG biililaffo alfaa ldbitu
lelpaiIuuoesio ultbelleen GnglannlS'
la min plan, fun tpiimeiIer jdttilals
n6iIen lafon aibelittamat pelnt OH
noflettu. &aitpontoniesten ban ter
toi olepan tDptpnlGttonlii pallalla
olewien palffotuioien muofii.