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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-14
the girl he'd married

HE WOULDN'T have believed so short .
time could make such shocking difference
What had happened to break her health2
To steal her glorious vitality?
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-14

part-bran product the quantity Of bulk is too
small! to accomplish more than partial results.
that's why doctors recommend ALL BRAN.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-14

What a different story If people
realized how constipation wrecks
health and vigor! Steals charm.
Speeds the aging yearsl For no
one need suffer from constipation.
kellogg's ALL.BRAN is guaranteed
70 relieve it.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-14
!C!l!!. !! Suey
Fresh Vegetables

Head Lettuce, Cap1illover. CaFrQls, Tenatees, r.
SHES, Celery, Green PeRbeIs. Il ''
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-10
Many Young Men Enter West
Point Essay Prize Contest

him at West Point, furnishes rollick-
ing comedy. Then came day when
he deliberately placed a comrade in
the line of fire, because this boy was
about to win his girl. BY a clever
ruse the bully made it appear that
it was the fault of his rival Came
a military trial and his rival faced
disgrace and dishonorably dis
charged from the academy.
But, the old West Point spirit
came to the front and the bully
learned what it was to become a
man. He stood the chance to lose his
girl, but in the long run honor won
out.
In writing your essay remember
the spirit of West Point, which is
honor and love of country above
everything. Remember it's tradi-
lions and the type of men who are
admitted to the academy.
William Boyd, Bessie Love and
capable cast, including the entire
cadet corps of the academy, are fea-
| tured.
The contest closes Friday noon.
Winners will be announced Satur-
day. Mail all essays to the Dress
Parade" Editor, care The Indianap-
| oils Times.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-10

ada. There you see," she said as she
sat working on her Candy Gown,
that I am not as old as they say.
When I was married the first time,
some said that I was past the half
century mark"
She said, st went on the stage at
eight and was star at twelve and
have been before the public ever
since"
Miss Tanguay said that she
'found God" four years ago when
she turned toward Christian Science
and accepted it when her oversight
began to fail.
ST can't change my real age and
7 don't want to-" she said. Some
say that I am hard to get along
with, that is because am minding
my own business"
I told her that I have pictures at
the office showing her with her for
n1er husbands.
She said, "I have been married
only twice. have had my own little
affairs and that is my business"
Then she startled me when she
said: IT do not drink and I do not
smoke. I can not and will not have
drunkards around me. Drinking is
the kill thought, you know"
Remembering that she has been
on the stage for nearly forty years,
Miss Tanguay said as she pasted the
torn folds of her paper dress, with
glue: 1T realize now that all I have
is my audience. Great wealth does
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-10

Attention boys! How would you
like to be writer and get twenty
five cents for every word you '7rote ?
That's the amount The Indian
apolis Times is offering for the best
one hundred word essay on why
Would Like to Attend West Point.
The first prize is S25 or twenty-five
cents a word for the best one hun
dred word essay. Other prizes are
$40 second; S. third and 81 each
for the next ten best essays.
In addition to the cash prizes Of
fered by The Times, B. F. Keith's
theater is offering one ticket each
for the next twenty best essays. So
come on fellowsS sharpen your pen
ellis, for competition is keen.
Beginning Sunday Keith's theater
offers as one of the biggest pictures
to be shown there this year, the
Pathe-DeMille thriller, "Dress Pa
rade." The plot is built around the
life of an American youth whose
one ambition was to be soldier and
win the girl he loved.
But, before he entered West Point
he was bully and boor, greatly
in love with himself, for himself. by
himself. How this was taken out of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-10
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

cast was excellent. A most capable
and intelligent cast brought out the
direct meaning of this glorif1ed
realism" of another day. 1t was
gorgeous fun as done by Charles
MacGrath, George Baker, Lena
Maitland Wonderful makeup as
Mrs. Peachum) Celia Turrill, Sylvia
Nelis, Norman Williams and others.
The voices were satisfactory in
dividually and as group. Costumes,
correct as to period and charming.
Here we had the smart cast.
The orchestra was interesting as
is was composed of women with a
man director. 1t was a delightful
experience to hear the harpsichord
in the orchestra pit.
THE Beggar's Opera" afforded an
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-10
Very Smart
Is Opera
Company
John Gays Wise Satire At.
tracts a Capacity
House.

Ona B. Talbot did the impossible
to my way of thinking as she had a
capacity house" at the Murat last
night for 1.-THE Beggar's Opera"
written in 1927 by John Gay.
The theater was capacity with the
exception of the boxes and many
were standing in the rear of the
theater.
1 was afraid when Mrs. Talbot
booked the London company in this
satire of an opera that it would
fail to attract as it had mighty poor
business years ago here, when Mel
son Trowbridge managed the thea
ter.
But I was all wrong. Indianapolis
did buy the opera to the capacity
of the theater. The selling Of this
satire of great age was masterful.
I have gone into detail in this de-
partment concerning the story, The
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-10

enjoyable evening in extreme fun.
At the same hour, Carlton Gauld,
baritone and former resident OF
Charlottesville and now member
of a French opera company, gave
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-10

a recital at the Tabernacle Presby-
terrain Church.
Too bad so much has to happen
at the same time. (Reviewed by
J Walter D. Hickman)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-10

my real age?" she
asked me. ut is
a matter of rec
ord"
She then point
ed to the new
edition of The
World Almanac
on her dressing
table. I was told
IT, v,rm the pages
to Eva Tanguay.
I did and read:
Ev a Tanguay.
born 1877 8 a t
Marh1etOn Can
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-10

not matter 1t is my audience. Out
in Los Angeles, when I thought /
had retired, a big lump came into
my throat about eight in the eve
ming. I can not give up the stage"
Then we spoke of the successful
comeback of Geraldine Farrar.
"I am sorry to see that her hair
is gray" said Eva. IT suppose if
could see the real color of my hair
it would be green"
She laughed and said: eff ever
reach 70 years, probably will not
be hopping around as much. To me
my vitality is uncanny. am not
tired when the days work is done.
IT am just painfully natural" she
said. st am just me and, Oh, Boy,
if they don't like me, have lost an
other friend"
With four shows a day, Eva Tan
quay has no time to become lone
some. Between acts she is con-
stantly patching up her Candy
Gown which is made of paper that
candy boxes are wrapped. She was
constantly working on the gown
with a bottle of glue while I was
visiting her.
To me, Eva does not look old. Her
vitality keeps her young. Her hair
is a decided blonde and I gather
that she made the decision herself.
She is happy in her work and in
her new found faith. She was not
cyclonic in her dressing room.
She was just Eva Tanguay at
work and thought between shows at
the Lyric.
And that is the Eva I found in
private life.
FOUR MARX BROTHERS
DUE AT ENGLISH'S TONIGHT
Tuneful songs and pretty cos
tunes are to be found in 1.-THE Co
coanuts," featuring the Marx Broth
ers, and opening at the English to-
night for three nights and a matt
nee Saturday.
The story Of 1.-THE Cocoanuts"
concerns Florida and the recent real
estate boom there. One Harry w.
Schelmmer is attempting to promote
a new development in which 'the
public is slow to recognize any of
the merit attributed to it. He de-
cides on a public auction and en-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-10

lists the aid OF Willie the Wop to
stimulate bidding. Willie is too good
for bidding, which leaves Henry W..
still in possession of the lots.
Of course, no play is complete
without a love interest, and very
rich and indignant mother finds
that love has dawned in the heart
of her daughter for g. poor clerk,
with no prospects, and the lovers
are forced to travel rocky road
with detour to Jail, for the young
man is accused Of having robbed the
mother of his lady love of a dia-
mond necklace.
But the path leads eventually to
"a Little Bungalow" on lot 26. No
description of the production would
be complete without word regard
ing the gorgeous costuming. From
the tiniest pony" to the stateliest
show girl, no point has been missed
to make this offering one of sar-
torial elegance.
Special meption is made of 1.-THE
Monkey Ballet" in which the chorus
is CARRIED in striking costumes of
black and white monkey fur.
Other theaterS today offer: Ben
Hur" at the Circle; Lies Miserables"
at Keith's; "Open Range" at the
Apollo; what Anne Brought Home"
at the Colonial; 1.-THE Forbidden
Woman" at the Indiana; ''The Satin
Woman" at the Ohio; burlesque at
the Mutual; "Is Your Daughter
Safe?" at the Band Box and new
movie bill at the Isis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-10
TANGUAY TELLS HER
REAL AGE TO WORLD
Strange Personality of the Stage Says That One Is Only
as Old as He Knows God and That ''WouId Make
Me Four Years DID,"
BY WALTER d. HICKMAN

CA person is really only old he knows God Eva
Tanguay told in her dressing at the Lyric heaer
81 only found God four years ago and that would make
me years of age Miss Tanguay said thoughtfuly
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-10

I know by past experience with
other stars that it is dangerous bust
ness to ask the real age of woman.
why should I attempt to hide
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-10
ssS JEWELRY :<sS

Imported 6O-In. Pearl Necklace (sim.) .$1.95
Genuine Stone Brooches, sterl. mount. .$1.95
Tin Cut Crystal Chokers (simulated) .$1.95
Imported Vanities .................. $2.95
Limited assortment Necklaces, Brace
lets, Brooches ........... SOC to SOS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-10

N:N LIZA HEX GOODS ~
Handbags, grained feathers .....,. .$2.35
Handbags, black antelope. ........ 1896
Handbags, colored and black leather. 1896
Handbags, leather, velvet, antelope,
black, brown and tan. ............$ 6.95
Handbags, leather and antelope. .$6.95
Women's Fitted Toilet Cases. ....... .$6.95
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-10
Some Of the Many Street Floor Values

S& MEMS FURNISHINGS Es&
Mems Fancy Shirts .......... SZ.95
Mems Fine Broadcloth Shirts. S2.95
Mems Neckties ....................,S l.OO
Mems Goatskin Gloves. ..............$2 .65
Mems Capeskin Gloves. .............. $l.95
Men,. Unmarried Surab Scarves $685.
Mems Plaid Scarves ............... $3.50
Mems Flannelette Pajamas ......... .$l.95
Mems A. M c. Broadcloth Pajamas. .$1.95
Mems BroadcIoth, Madras Pajamas $2.45
Mems Fancy Wool Hose 55c and Use
Mems Plain Full-F ashioned Silk Hose. .75c
Mems Silk and Rayon Robes. $500. $12.95
Mems Silk-Lined Robes ............ $21.95
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-26
8alamun rettelSiiuGt mnnfit.

&nten tiinnettua, iailpat Gsfet-
tain 13 Sortoipalan moaloisfiinnan
omistomollo Sallobuboan maatilol
la ollutta gSdlamon nunffia motfa
liruon Serbioon. SanotulIe modti-
lolle iGi fuitenfin pielG II munf.
fla, iotfo eilpGt ole piel1f61n iaa-
meet nlatfalupoa 8enGidlle. &un
paltion munffien elatiifieen mpon-
t1m1t mGGrGrobot oipat 10 loppliun
fiilutetut, onot nitnfit i6Gneet Cor
taipalan moolaisfiinnon f0pbGinboi
oon poroon. &ofoufiesiaon pf. 20
p:nG pGGtti maalaisfunnon mall
titusto mportGG fopbdinboitolouto-
flnnolle taripittoipot iporot nitnffi-
Ell Dll1pitoa porten. - &:la.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-26
aaamea tapans sampereeIla.

Sanlpereella tapo9titi Gsfett1in
faornea topalts, iosta Ell ola tpieI1
ielpillG, olifo fpieesiG itIemurbapri-
tps mai ioflt plitopGiippoesti iobtit-
nut barfitiematon tefo. 2GmtnittGj1
9tiilo &iipinen oil aiettanut 6pna.
miittinallin iititbunia ia purrltt H..
ia, iolloin nnlli rGiGbti ia mursfaii
mieben iitun tGboelleen. Wlieben toi.
mitti poliiii SatanpGdn iairaalaon
boibettonofii. Sairaolosto on ilmoi
tettu, ett1 b1nen nlolennat leiifa-
litltnia on nltrsfano, iontoin fieli
ia bullet, ioten fofo irun tienoo
on ontmottamano oitffona.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-26
eiidd iinifcttnia enomeem.

Sisfett1in iaapiii tGnne boprploi.
malta "aorsbolm" jdlleen 20 iini-
fettua fGiittdtpa liibetps 9(merifas-
ia. 3etut otpnt bienoa tiimmoo alas
faloisto fontoa ia oipot fospotetut
toiminimen Glerp Bros. Sor Sornls
fettuformeilla 9llosfosio ia Seott.
lem forpunsin ldbettpipiIld 8aibing
tonin maltiosia. asitfdmatfoiiintmot
owot poroifoa iooplimosio Snoriin
muut tpletpat olemoon "iiemenenG"
scsdrmenpddn, Sfiibin6en ia 2uu-
m6en fettittorboisio. TitfGst1 raft.
toiposto motfasto buoIimotto = Ioi
ipo iuiippi tulIesioon milton pGim1t
Sufbolmasio = nd9ttitudt repo.
Ioiiet iporiin ipirfeiItd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-26
0reeu bpljdunpt pal
fanfOrOtnS ebOotnfien
GbSotns nostaa $4,000 iunuoesia
palffaa piirioifenoen tnumareille.

Banning, Wtiob. toufof. "a b. -
&ruperno0ri Green bplfGii t1nGGn
@ngelin latiebOotufien $2,50O puo
tuiiesta palfantorotufiesta piirioi-
feuoen tllomareille maltiosia. SGnlG
oliii merfinnpt tllon liiGiumrnan
fallnteille. SplfdDsfirjeesiG n1pontGG
fltpernoori ettG lainlaatijafunto on
ottanut aSfeleen oifeaan iuuntaan,
mlttta nptpinen talouoellinen aboas
aita ei iitG piel1 moi iallia. &aifft
muffin tGtG laatua oleapat ebootuf
Jet tuIelpat bplidtpfli, tieoottaa flt-
mernoori. "@niirnmGinen ipellpolli-
iuuteni OH malpoa rabastoa ia iaa-
oa parannusta aifaan rtpfpiieen IL
lanteeleen", aripelee ban.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-26
Smnnettm fanialaiiemme fl
Sairportisia, DIN.
fitullnt

Siaaf 0eattion pfii fallpilnfin-
me dpanbimpia ia tunnetltignpia iuc
nalaiiia filoli lalltaina If. IA p.
ip. Glebelanoin Glinif-iairaalasla
pitf1lle febittpneen ioferitauoin ieil.
raufiista. Wtattlon mietiin toiien
ferran mainittuiin iairaalaan ai-
faiiin perjontoi aanluna, josla filo-
lena mopalltti fGrIimpfiistG. &ai-
naio oil ipntDnpt SioSiafproSln
@aoian lGGnisid, Suomesia ia oil
fuollesiaan 67 puoben if1inen.
SGGllG 6oirportisia oil ban aiannt
noin neliienfpnlmentG muotta, of.
taen alma innoIla oiaa paiffofiln-
nan 6enfiiiin ia bengelliiiin barraS
tllfiiin. SGn fitltllii fltolleSlaanfin
iltorn. eip. lltt. ieurafunnan, II. t.
&anialliSleurafltnnon, firftonell-
postoon, oller mainitu1 leurafun'
nan eIimies. @tpoSfin on ban pal
pellut uieita pirfafalliia faupitn-
fimme paltllltStosia, fltltIltnltt Sob
jotttGbti Siuusfuupan io6tofnntnon
ia ollut moniSia muiSia Dleilisld
9ontnliSia ia litottanustoiwiSia.
2GbinnG irlremoan iGi 'woinajaa
iGfGs puoliio, Silianna ia pfli poi
ia, Sobn, 2orainesia, .. Santnrs
tapabtui tiistoina If. II p. fello =
ID. Yllm ia &uuoennen faolrn NOR
rella oleipasta etp. lrt. firfpSta,
iosia ruilirisiaarnan pitt luom. ia
engl. fielellG, paStori 81. g. gelelni!
Soubattiin evergreen baittalsmoo-
ban. geGin bnrdpenemot alma bi!jal-
leen mitto i6Gnnolliicsti iironuitta-
iiem1me riipit tddlld ia faiffiallo. =
Sim. S:t.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-26
snonltll l1ntiiia
.@orfufamnan alcntamincn.

slsfettdin Seliineisia pioetpsid
pfiitpispanftien fofoufiesia of fGii-
teltGpGnG fpipmps talletusforon a.
lentamiiesta. aofouflesla oltiin pf-
iimieIiiid iiitd, toIletusforfoa oliii
alennettapa. Whitta fun buonioon
on otettapa muioenfin talIetuslai-
tosten fantd foronalentamisfbIpmpf
iesiG, iGtettiin allan lopullinen ,pal-
mistelu fofoufiesia aietetun ipalio-
funnan tebtGlpGfii, iofa emf tilasia
tlIee tandn toinefiionnon iuoritta.
maan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-26
Sraiuien ranboittaminen.

Srapot opat alma olleet brontat-
tapana tulol1bteen1 Suomen fan.
ialla. gtenfin ennen mllinoin, naf-
iettiinbun iilloin aperotfin niioen
nabfoisla. Whttta pield meioGnfin
aifoina, mlutanda puoiia iitten moi
niit1 mielG laaoa fpntmenenfin Poi.
pGG fobti ia finG talpena on maj
iettp 40:fin marffaa nabfasta. 0ei-
tG Ills orapat ipoiipot merfitG nao.
IaiSmGestolle ia erittain mGbGmarai
lille, on itiestGGn ielmGG.
>Otutta npt oraEpat aIfanat DG.
ipit1 iufltpuuttoon. Siiben onfin
monta ipptG. @niinnGfin nuo for
feat binnat. Soiiefii maifltttaa iii
ben ie, ettg poraat petGid- ia fltuii-
metl1t faaoetaan. Sanlalla nenee
ninlittGin trbaniittoin orapien pc
iiG, ia llriien peiien tefo on pbG
lpaifeampaa fun manbot, noapaf-
faot fiiuiet bGtuiGlpGt, ioisto orapot
opat iaaneet rafenhltstarpeenia. ga
barpoista metiistG ia pienistG puis-
ia metiGstGiGt belposti IoptGpGt
trrmattomafii j1Gneen oroman.
SGrflGn ipuofii on raltboittan1inen
naboollilimntan plan iaataipo Ole
fam. sliia ei fiiitenfaan tllle Db-
t1dn ,paremmafii, jos Drama rait-
boitetaan main oiafii muotta. Meiten
ielloiien fiellon nonoattanista moi
taiiiin palipoa? 81. sos Drama tab
botaan peldstao, on ie toistaiiefii
fofonoan rallboitettoipa ia fen nab.
fan fauppaamittert fiellettGipG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-26
Wfnsiolini antannt rabalabjan faf.
iosten ibnnbttGidlle.

9ioomo, toitfof. 10 b. = E61-
ministeri 0fusioIini on antanii
500 liiroa lobiona er66lIe 8ernon.
90 gruicbi-nimiielle perbeelIe len.
tpuofii fun bGnen % pitooen ifii-
nen ipoimonia on ipnnpttdnpt neliG
poria fufioiia. gerbeesii iiis on fub
oefion lasto. 0hisioIini pifdd moi.
nitttn Gioin ipnnptpsiooprtufiio i
ianmooIliiino, iiIId ban fonnottoo
forfeoo ipntpwdiippttd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-26
Wnrsfp tebnDt iitmrta titbua gSis-
cpnIinisIa.

ga Grosie, isis. - glnfara tltlt-
Iennlprsfp riebui Stoooaro-ninliiel-
la paiffafllnnalla, nifG iijaitiee IL
mailia etel1Gn tGGltG. sc labisti
rafenniifiia ia foatui pliita maa.
ban. @eisiisiippin rannalla uieita
penebuoneita ia bulpiloita mp0s tu.
bolititi faatiineioen puioen alla. See
tGGn ei ianota louffaantltneen Daa.
ralliiesti.
glIlffoat paiffafunnalla iairpat
tiebon mprsfpn titlostn 10 etufateen,
joten beill1 oil aifaa paeta fellarei-
bin b. m. iitoiapaiffoiBin. Stain
ibnliiet pelastliipat ltbfaaipalta
waarnlta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-26
Iastprsfa SetGlG fnpllnt ISnomi-
matfallc la6bettGesiG.

8ofefieIoiin ioapuneioen iabfola
noulien mrfaan Sairportista, o.
on postorsfa SetGlG, jofa pastorin
ia losten fanSia oil ntatfallo QUO
meen, Ioanut Obion iererafunnisia
mieraillesiaan ionfrnloiien mprfn-
tpflen, josta of uibeutiinut fuole-
ma ipiilne launntainu. Rultmis tuo
ooon 9fepubliciin bauoattopafii.
SoiStoiiefii ei ole tietoa miten t0m1
iurullinen topous tilee poifrttta'
moon oiottuun Suon1i.motfaan nab
ben.
@iineiien iGbfoianomon mitfoon
topobtuu boittous fesfitpiiffono.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-26
Yaalliffo Giua fnullat SictariSia.

Tietorisia ilmestpsp1 communist
lebti g8apaus fertoo, ettG iiellG on
inf. II p:nG fuollltt feubfotautiin
ianomalebo eboentoimittaia s.. &c. gpd.
@tpG ipntpi SpsmGSiG 1878.
gSuonna 1910 b6n liittpi &anIan
2eboen toimitltfieen ia oil ioinafin
puoiina leboen pGGtoimittaianafin.
@. 1916 b1net ipnlittiin Spop1en
Ialoapupbbistps Sltrlpan toinitus-
iobtaiafii. @iooen 1918 fapinasia
-bGn otti innoffaasti oiaa punnfaor.
tin jGriestelppn ia oil Sompereen
rintanapGGlliffonG. &anialaisio-l
ban lopplpGiipin1 b1n, fliten monet
nuut prraiiet iobtomiebet, iGtti
lairmania ia Iiipisti 8endidlIe.
@en1j1ll1 olestelunia aifana g.
ipG on i1noftaaSti tebnpt tpotd iiii-
ben fapinan pdlntistamiiefii iSuo-
mesfa. SGn oil nlitfniio fRp6sfin n.
I. &uiaiien fliibin iperiloplpsiG, iaa
ben iilloin ipnifean anlprmabautpan
ipatiaanio. Siitd ban fiiitenfin toi-
pli.
@ip1 oil Suomen fommitnistipuo
lueen perustaiia ia len fesfustonti-
teon iibteeri puoteen 1921 osti ja
len iGlfeen lGGninfoniteon iuontalai
fen oIoston iibteeri iefG mime tpro.
Tina 8opoits.Iebben pGGtoiniittoia..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-26
Wfatti 9iitpla mnnttaa 0ioiuanie-
mcllc.

SIN tietGm1n mlfoon tillee tim.
nettu IuirrbiibtGiGmme Matti 9titola
miin1eistG1n emf feiGfurn 1 p:n1
n1uuttomoan Soiialasta 9toiuanie.
melle- e-iefG liittpnGGn Sunostpaaron
Siibtoieuron iGienefii. giitola on
parin ipiine lpiiooen ojan ollut
Soiiolosia ralitatien pallpelufiesia,
niltto ioonee b1n MT iiirron Sfo-
moniemelle erGGn iGlfimmGiiesid
poifasIa palpeliifiesia olepan rall-
totiel1iien mliiittoesia SoiiaIaan.
Sppn1 iiirtoon on ennen faiffea ie,
ett6 Sunosnaorollo &itoldn, nlieles
I'd on porbaut borioittelauaboolli-
iuuoet fofo maasio.
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Iuorittantiiesta 2inbergbille on teb-
tp Ieurooipia tariollfiia: $25,OO
Orteigin palfinto; filmiteolIiTui-
oen alolla 100000; nGpttamolld
100000; rabioululla $4,000; fer
tomiifIesta firian ntuooosia $780,
600; fertonllifiestom iononlalebois'
ia ia ntuiSIo iulfoiiuisia $4,000;
Observation-Disclosures $4,000;
dirbeilutiloiiiufiien jGrjestGjiltd
$15O,0O0. Wionia nliita tarjouflio
bGnelle on tebtp tai tebo1on. Sino-
bcrabin lentofoneen rofentdminen
ia b6nen motfania fiilnt noitieipot
10000 oollariin.
aapteeni gbos 2irobergb on
ent. minneiotalaiien fongresiiniie'
ben 2ooge 2in6bergb poinojon poi
ia noin % 10, ifotoinonpialoista
ipntpperdd. SGnen Gitinid @srs
eiponeeIine 2inObereb, Iesfi oilni
Detroitisia ia on femion opettojano
fouIusio. S6t on buomotiiin Giti
t1nd p6ipGnd maoilmasia ia ioa
oIlo blpcd pojastoon. stiti olifin poi
fonio Iuona tGmdn IGbtopdimdnd
ia usfoi poifoniu onnistinpon pri.
tpfiesiddn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-26
Guifaicn leiffiminen jobtannt bb-
befidn i6n,istG fnpiemaam lSafIasIa.

Berlin = Gosielisia, Safiosia,
pboefiGn ibniistG menetti benfenid
ia pfiitoista loltffaantiri, finn er6s
poifonen pGGsti motfustaiia fiiliet-
taipan paltnun polloilleen falteipal
Ia raoalla. Boifa oil ajattelentatto-
mosti leiffinpt iurritien fansia, iot
ia lopbtpitpGt iiten etti ipainu
ipofipifin tGpoellG poimolla olas,
tornt6ten raiitaiieen telineeieen io
fGdntpen pIosoloiin oiaan,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-26
&ofonaiaeu ioferialMe
peittDnDt
Snliua iGrfenpt Gsfen fitiiuan aln-
cen 1900 6enfilSG ppistmnnt.

Saton Stouee, &c., tolifof. "a p.
Sulpa @tcGrae, 9ltcbafalapa
ioen itGpuolella tiaboii alueen $3.50
aam. tGn16n. g8iimeinen fitiipa o.
lue 2oiiiianan ioferi wilielps $50
MALTA pobioiieen Seem Orleaniisto
affiG ollatettiin tllIapalta. &afIi
tllbutta miestG iai fatIoa fiiinfa' bel
oGn tponiG oil mennDt 91tffaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-26
StifoficntefiiOiOen trasti paljastnnnt
GbicagosIa.

@bicago. = SoliiiipGGlliffo
Suebes on ilnoittanut, ettG faltpun
eisia on paliastettu erGs rifofiente-
fiioioen trasti, iofa OH toillittatilt
225 murtomarfautta, fafii nrilrboa
ia miiii bpoffGpst6 murbatarfoituf- :
iesia. gfiitoistd niiestG ia fafii'
naista, ioiben iGt otpat alle 20
nuooen, on pongittu.