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must not go and say that unless He
means to act on it."
And he says, "But why not?" and
l says, Because it will not do" And
he says, "Well Miss Riggs but you
cannot dc business with the Spokes-
man that way because you would
never be able to say nothing because
He will never do nothing"
But / says, "If He says He won't
allow the srike and then He does al
low it, what will people think of
Him p And he says, "It will be like
it has always been and when the
time comes people will of forgot it."
But that is nonsense" l says, ''it
will be quoted against Him what He
said at the beginning" And Mr.. Ed
gerton says, "By who? A bunch of
cranks here and there? The news
papers will not say nothing because
we have got them and what else does
it matter?"
Well of course don't like that but
| have learned that is what you have
/ got to do with the Spokesman so
says "All right" But | have forgot
about Walter and my God all of a
sudden what do / see his face is got
red and he is rose up and he says,
do the pair of you really think
am going to stand for this ?" "Why
Walter what do you mean ?" l says,
and he says, "You are playing me
for a sucker" he says, "but you have
got the wrong one"
"Why Walter" l says, "what on
earth? You think this is not the
| Spokesman's Secretary?" 81 don't
know who it is" he says, "but you
cannot make me believe that the
Spokesman is no such poor fish as
this" "But," l says, "look at the pa
pers tomorrow afternoon" l says
"and you will see it all just as l have
said it."
And says Walter, You want me tt
think that the American people is {
bunch of boobs that you can strin9
along like this 2" l says, "Walter,
have told Mr. Edgerton that you ar,
a patriot and lover of your countr.
: and that you can be trusted wit
these great state secrets" l says
"And now are you going to throw m
DOWN."
: But he looks at me and his eye
: is flashing and his fists is clenche,
: and think he is going to hit me 0
I Mr.. Edgerton l aint sure which an
: he says with his voice tremblin
furious, Mamie Riggs" he says, "
: thought you was decent girl but
), see you have took the easy road" h
o says. "But it was enough to insul
t our love-" he says, "you needn't 0
e insulted my brains too. l leave 70
{ to your new gentleman and l hop
he keeps you good and that's all.
a And with that he turns and walks OF
t quick and lets out a yell that scare
5, the whole dining room and I runs {
o grab him but he is gone out the doc
l and lost in the crowd and there l al
n standing and crying like Lucy Lone
1t some in "The Broken Love-"
S, Your miserable
i NAME.
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M25i65ancek
&ssd1S GssSO0 eaa >MS$MN@
He~ 70 "a Of ehas ~ewapgp~ N=A1NSS%
ADHERING TO IDEALS IS NO MISTAKE

Dear Miss Flo:
Mine is the eternal man problem
how can | attract them? have
lust about everything a girl needs
to mako her happy-but haven't
boy friend. Because l will not drink,
smoke or pet l never have a date. Do
you think l am right in adhering to
nv ideals? Do you think that some
day will find a man who can love
and appreciate a girl who has
higher ambition in life than lust to
have a good time? | don't mind
waiting, but SOMETHING'S | become
rather discouraged when | see the
type of girl men seem to fall for
and marry.
d. w.
am no prophet where men are
concerned, and l don't know whether
your Prince Charming is on his wav
to you or nOt-but l can tell YOU one
thing for certain, and that is that
even if your Prince Charming never
makes his appearance you will be a
lot better off than you will be if you
take, in your despair, a callow little
jelly-bean without two ideas in his
head 1t is only the woman who is
fortunate enough to make good
marriage who is better off than the
girl who does not marry.
While love and marriage are high
ly desirable blessings they need not
be the whole of life, and anv girl
who sacrifices her high ideals in her
effort to win a husband, pays too
high price for the sort of a man
she might attract-for he certainly
could not be of the type desirable
as husband.
No girl makes mistake by adj
herring to her ideals. Personally. I
doubt very much if the girls who
pet, drink and smoke outmarrv the
modest, self-respecting girls. AL
though l have no statistics in the
matter, am of the opinion that their
chances are equal. Men do not love
girls because they drink, smoke or
pet-they may love them in spite of
it. Neither does a man love a girl
because she doesn't do these things
although he may be very glad she
doesn't. He loves her because there
is something kindred in their natures
that strikes a spark. After that,
nothing else matters.
One of the mysteries that has
never been solved is why certain
girls are magnets that attract ev-
cry man they meet, while other girls,
probably just as charming and good
looking in every way, never have a
date. Frankly, l believe that if a
girl is attractive to men, it doesn't
make the least bit of difference that
she will not drink, pet or smoke. He
finds her companionship sufficiently
interesting and stimulating. It's a
sad fact, but it's true, that there are
many women who would never be
popular with the opposite sex re.
The producers news., 1927-03-25

Cascade-Cascade Milling & Ele-
vator Company planning to move
machinery from it's branch mill al
Manhattan to Cascade.
The producers news., 1927-03-25

Sweetgrass-Ur well being
swabbed at 1896 feet, to show good
oil prospects.
The producers news., 1927-03-25
%:bd&sJosk

"Didja hear what happened to
Jim ?"
"No, what happened to him ?"
"He swallowed dictionary and no.
body can get a word out of him."
The producers news., 1927-03-25

Miles City = Woolgrowers of
southeastern Montana will hold an
nual meeting here April 6.
The producers news., 1927-03-25
Yea. ROi

1eas BO!
First Co-ed-What do you think of
the idea of girls developing them
selves in the higher branches?
Second-Well, you gotta admit
The producers news., 1927-03-25
Educational

81 certainly would say that the
porcupine as an animal, has a great
many fine points" exclaimed Willie,
the hunter.
The producers news., 1927-03-25
Got Him. ANYHOW

81 hear your sister married
struggling young lawyer"
eyes; he did struggle, but he didn't
get away"
The producers news., 1927-03-25

they've done lot as far as the low
e. limbs are concerned.
The producers news., 1927-03-25
Fair Enough

He-Would you like to go to that
dance with a good looking man?
She-Sure; have you a friend?
The producers news., 1927-03-25
Paying for Fun

Paying for Fun
An Irishman was before a Judge
on the charge of beating his wife.
The judge looked down at him and
said: "That will cost you exactly
1920.
"And, please, Sorr, phat is the 20
cents for"
Federal tax on amusements."
The producers news., 1927-03-25
Literal Len Asks

LIItIdI Len ASKS
II you saw a trainload of plug to-
bacco go by, would you call it a
chew-chew train?
The producers news., 1927-03-25
FIRE =

The Meadows dealer listed below who is
nearest you will send, without charge, a
representative to your home who will do
free laundering for you in the new
Meadows. You will not be asked to buy.
If the Meadows delights you suitable
arrangements will gladly be made for you
to pay for it on easy payments.
The producers news., 1927-03-25

Concerning BeSS
There was a young flapper named
Bess,
Who looked a little different from
the rest;
Her eyes were crossed
While her teeth were false,
But she was popular for two good
reasons guess!
The producers news., 1927-03-25
Ahsnlnfelvi

Absolutely!
Chief-You say the tracks of the
criminal were we'll covered?
Detectives-Yes; with about six
inches of snow.
The producers news., 1927-03-25

nickel's worth Of help from you
on the scrubbing board.
Ask any washing machine
salesman to demonstrate his
machine alongside the Meadows.
You'll be amazed at the lack Of
volunteers.
The new Meadows with the
Bakelite Inpeller and the biggest
tub capacity on record simply
performs magic not only the
fnestlaundering but the quickest.
The Washington times., 1927-06-03
Rentals

Attractive Homes for Colored
l406 AND I4lO CORCoRAN ST. n. W.
Newly decorated throughout: s rms. kit.
bath ana basement: $50 mo. Col. 30S3.
The Washington times., 1927-06-03

= ANIL IL f7OktNER, Inc.
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.
'24 Ford Touring 800
20 Nash Touring. 7-pass. ....... ATS
rs Willys-Knight Brougham ...1,2s5
"a Buick Touring, 7-pass. ...... $50
"a Buick 7.pass. Sedan ......... $50
rs Nash Advanced 6 Coach 800. 900
20 Buick 7-pass. Sedan ......... 500
"a Buick Coupe, 4-pass. ........ $50
rs Buick Brougham 200
'2S Buick 7-pass. Sedan .........1, 100
rs Ford Tudor ......-......... 425
% Buick Sport ................ 42S
rs Ford Coupe ................ AIS
STANLEY n. TIORNER, Inc.
1918 14th st.
1111 18th St.
Open Evenings
The Washington times., 1927-06-03
Desirable Rooms Easily Located the Classified Rental
Rentals
APARTMENTS UNFUFNisHED ),


PETwoRTH-2 large rooms, kitchen, en-.
h ST; N. e. .s7--2 or 8 rms. screened
ROYAL APT. 14TH AND GIRARD ST.
~. Wy-Five attractive rooms and bath,
excellent condition. g.. m, l., very reason
able See tanItor. or cali Main 21e5.
TEA 81. N. b. 2s-rwo rooms back
porch. gas heat. cleo: S26. North 786.
THE HAWTHORNE. 1897 EYE ST. N. W.
Five large 'front.' rooms and bath, ami.
SO per month. Nam 723. Nicholson 8
THE KENEsAw. 1880 10TH ST. n. W..
Apt. 10 rooms and bath. Col. 7l2.
4TH ST. N. ID, b30-Entire second floor,
3 large rooms. newly papered. private
oatn. gas range. gas. elec./ and h.-w.h. In
7TH 81. s. W.. 707--3 rms. and kitchen,
entrance: rent reas. Apply before B. q.
9TH ST. n. W., 110o--AttractiVe Broom
ana bath apartment. Q. ~. 4; rent reas:
kltch.. bath. porch. amt. end floor.
18TH sT. N. W., 1875 beautiful outside
meS oG rsss anq 1nS a AT g Norsk 4sis
coLORED. 1904 10th sc. n. W.--Ffye or
rent IhS SSER nd i7so s' g. e. Hrs reasonable
IDEAL for doctor or Dentist. ia new. large
d Il. sSs0 sE % H SOr. Sps S o.
facing three streets and on . main thorough
fare, $500 T1o,i : 2 month. rurvps
1891 RHt ". : Frank. se7s.
coLoRED. 2O8-20s D 81. N. W,-Four
decorated, rent, ssf SO. $3.50. Apply
TsSnas e 2 ,l SSown e16 ~ st. 8. W. Main
TWO rooms. kitchen. recep. hall. bath, in
new bldg: $46 mo. Pot. 6120.
REFINED CQLORED
ro6 TS9 No Merton ION 81 y; WI . apis o. Sna
newly papered ana 0 painted. AMI from SO
up. Apply janitor or 3021 Georgia Ave.
BEAUTIFUL cor. 3-rIn.. kit, apt. porch
mod. apt. bldg. Sb5 mo. Adams S044.J.
rm as1 Ri.M tbSi hsil Os4s 1d fso cisye "a
IS THERE A BETTER OPP
PoRTUNITY for anyone
wishing to be within walk
ing distance OF the Govern
rnent Printing Office, Union
Annex Pension Of
flee, etc., than these 4 rooms
and bath suites in a modern
building now renting at
SIS, $3.50 and $50?
Inspect them now-open until p. m,
every evening.
FIRST ST AND NEW YORK AVE. N. ".
Telephone Main 1915
wARDMAN
1887 K ST. MAIN $3.50
The Washington times., 1927-06-03
Real Estate
WATERFRONT PROPERTY 9O-A

ta1IE DREAM <sSND COTTAGE" % and
Frederick Ave-. North Beach. Md.--Large
screened porch across entire 'front.' large nV.
ing room with brick open fireplace. two
aItealan wen. Sell completely furnished for
*3s300s on exceedingly low terms or trade
1or Washington property or land. Phone
Owner. Cleveland 1907
The Washington times., 1927-06-03
Automobiles lss
GREATLY
REDUCED
AND

Every one a genuine bar
gain. Just run down the
following List and see for
yourself what the ''Wallace
Motors Co" has to offer you:
The Washington times., 1927-06-03
UNFURNISHED 81

% ST. N. w. S32-Five bright. cool. newly.
decorated rooms and bath. five very
large closets. enamel laundry tubs in kitch.
en-. electric lights extra wall brackets and
base plugs. $50.
IA ST. g.. g.. 17SO--Two rooms kitchen
and bath. modern h.w.h.. electricity and
Eas furnished: rent reasonAble.
CALVERT. sT. N. W.. 1901, Apt. 41--4
rooms. kitchen, pantry and shower bath
and porch. $40 per month; present lease
expires in 4 months. Col. 123S.
CONDUIT RD.. 4705--8 rooms. bath, back
porch.
DECATUR ST. N. W.. 006--Two rooms and
kitchenette. Columbia 6064-J
PL. n. W., S29-Beautiful 2
or 3 room apt, q. m. l.; rent reasonable;
garage available. Phone ADAMS $685.
EASTERN AVE. TAKO1IA PARK. ND.
21b--3 large rooms ana sleeping porch.
heat. gas and elec. furn., Q. m. 1. Ad. 722.
IL ST. ~. W.. 1900 rooms second floor,
NICHOLS AVE. 8. f.. 2202-Five-room
and bath apt. h,-w. h., gas. cleo: rent
$36: on car line. IAnc. 005I
ONTARIO RD.. 2612--2 large rooms. htch.,
dining alcove, bath. newly. decorated,
gas. elec.. te5ephone; plenty hot water:
near two car lines. Reasonable. Col. S373
SSNNA = ~ A4s
The Washington times., 1927-06-03
BUICK BUICK

STANLEY H. HoRNER, Inc,
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-06-23
Suomalainen tnDmittn fnulemaam
gteniupstp-& -&arjalasia.

Sofu aifa iitten terrottiin, eta
Salnlin SulemajGrpen fplGsta fo-
toiiin olelpa talollinen geifolai Ye-
ionen, iofa uioii iitten pioGtettiin
geeuposto-& -&arjalasia, oliii tlton1ittn
fuoleinaan, jonfa tliomion peruutta-
mileii ultonlinisterionlme OH rpbtD7
mt toimenpiteiiiin. gtpttemnlin fer
foo fllitenfin petroSfoiloinen "Sunai
nen &arjola" ipiime tiistain nrnte-
rosioan, ettG Yeionen oliii jGtt1nDt
fltolemdntilon1iostaan, jonfa bGnelle
longetti gtelnmostoa&erjalal plioi-
felts, ipalitltfien gteinuostoliiton for
feinlmalle oifeu0elle, jofa, nDtten-
min on iaanut olion tltfititfii ia
mabgpistal1ut &oriolon plioifeu0en
pGGtofien nllttto on fltolemantuo.
mion tGDt6ntoonpanenlinen i1tettD
DEMONSTRATION toineenpnnepon feS
fuSfomitean barfittamafii. "9Sunai-
nen &arjala" mainitIee, ettG Beios
ia ipptetGGn promofatiionista ia
mofoilusto,' iillG ban nlltfa &ario-
lnsia olleSiaan "oliit barjoittanitt
ioloista itrfintao ialafomolaStt fpiel
len &arjolan rojaipartioioltffoien
moioituSpoiffoja, mieSwo6pulttta
ia oieistltSta" iefd febusfelIen poi
falliielle mGestolle, ettd "Suomes-
ia on eri bppGt olot" ]. n. e.
gtifolain 8eioien nrmobousono-
mus nGpttGG Ills pitfistDipGn ia bG-
nen "rifoSrefisteriniG" tltntuu ole
tpan min painaipo, etti bGnen fito-
lemantuomionia perruttanista tus-
fin poitaneen SseumostobaIlitufieI
ia ooottod, ellei MISUNDERSTANDING
fiintlitG oiiaan mafapaa buomiotun
ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-06-23
Wtcrfillinem fnnta.

gsitiianiaan fiinnnn tolouoenboi-
bosid on firionpito ollut n6ibin iaof
ia trnteinaton. @tiIjoonien peIfo-
erGt on pibettp main nlieSten utlis-
tin morasia innoin human foiffi
iaotapot. Ganffien ia pfiitpisten q.
iiaffaioen tiIeiG Ell ole lainfoan. 81
lintorfastoioin Iaitiiinnon ioboostn
on nptteinntin pG6tettp ottao firion
pito fuitenfin fGptGnt00n.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-06-23
9tansfalainen rafentaa 90 tnnnisia
9ltlamnim bli fmlfepan iueneem.

8aris. - @ttore Yueatti, auto
tebtailija, rofentaa ntoottoripenet-
ia, iolla toipotaon frljettarpan so
tltnnisia &ansfasta SEEM 0orfiin.
Bene on puslittain peoenalai-
men, |. 0. le ei fiifu iultrilla palta
neren oalloilla maan iufeltaa nil.
ben l6pi. &c moi mpoSfin ppibd
pitfdt aiat fofonaan peoen alla,
fltnban main OH tilaiiuus pGGStG
alma multtannn ntinltrtin fulltttua
"6altffaamaan ilmaa."
Gen pitltuS on 1t5 ialfaa ia le-
meps oinoaStaon s jalfaa. Wtootto-
reita on flntii ia febittGpGt ne e.
400 bgpospoimaa. &orfein nopeus
70 iolntuwGliG tltnnisia.
SppneSiG pe0esii fulfee meme
pinnalln, n1ttta aalloffoon ioltout-
taesIa ipoibaan poinua alennofii.
@eneen uinnin ippDps fontrollot
boun iituusio Olepillo "elpilla", io-
ten ie fiipoirta paubtia fiitGesIGGn
lltiil1u melfein tpeben pinnolla. 0f-
iitpisfobbot pi6etGGn toistaiiefii ia
lasia, n1ltta nutlttoman fuufouoen
fulltttuo oltoneen tpolmiita eniimGi
IeIle foematfolle.
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&pmentaia SgrS pGGttGnpt lemtaa
Sariiiim neliam benfil6n fansIa.

Jfoolepelt Sielo, &c. 3. feiGf. 81
p. - &omentaia 8pro on palinnut
eiltiien norialaiien meriltpleerin
lltlttnatltti 8alcbenin neli1nnefii to
werifieen Softer -lentotaloonia iol-
la bGn aifoo piaffoin l1bted liitele-
mGan Sltlannin plitie. 2ulttnantti
9alcben OH tltnnettu lcntGiG. 2lnle-
rifaan iaapui 5dn fomentajn 8prO-
in fanSia iilloin, finn tGmG palaii
fliltllliialta napalentomatfaltaan
9pr0in toilet towerit tltlepat ole
maan >@ert s(costa ia lrlttnantti
George .. gtobille.
2entotaion lGboostG mime miifol
Ia ei tltllut pielG mitGdn, iillG epa-
iitotltisten iGGiltbteitten tafia tGp.
bpttiin IGbto iiirtd1 tuonnemmafii.
Sen pitt tapobtua ellen, If. % p.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-06-23
NfnrgenGbtclmG SilinjGriuellG SnO-
mesIa.
mesia.

Sutnuntoino If. 20 b. topobtti
SiiliniGripellG ntltrbenGptelnld, jon
ia ltbrifii iolttui talolliienpoifa Sait
mes 9euutinen. geltlttinen of rilainit
tuna pGitpGnG flo puoli 12> oioiSia
tullut topoamoon moriiontaan glnni
&1rffGistG, ionfo fonSio bGnet Io-
mana pGipGnG emf ferran fritllttet
tim omioliittoon SiiliniGripen fir
fosio. -Otoriionen fotoo be Db0eSi1
l66tiipGt fGmelemGGh istultfuen jon
finn ojan fulltttua tien ipiereen. Sci
Dan obitieen fulfil tGlloin NJ. NJ. NOR
iiomen iiiar, iolle iumoin fitin Null
lefin o6ifulfiioille, be olimat pubel-
leet ia Iosfeneet leiffiG beib1n fonS-
ionn. W6uutomoa miitltltttia iuoiao
flo 12 fultlui Ioiifolis ia beti i1les-
tG toinen. @GbGn ojan fiituttna
ioopui Mi 9GrffGinen fotiinIa ia,
f1oell1Glt patioonia poinaen, loit-
mi: "SanneS mafaa tltolla fitollee-
no ia nina fuolen beti." &un onoi-
let hniuaitiiiuot, ettG ban of boo,
poittuniit, toirnittiipot be bGnet iai-
rooloon. 9sltutinen Iobbettiin tapab
tiin1opaifalto fiiolleeno, litobin rei-
fG obimosio. Soiroolosia oil Mi
9GrffGinen iifii taiitisiaon ettG ban
fpfeni pfiitpisfobtuiienrmin ferto-
maon topobtiunaSta. !SGnen ferto-
mufienio nritfoon oil ban ottofr1it
iilbaienia tosfiaieen ionfa Ieifil.
lGGn of iininnannit ipotioonia fob.
ii. Slie of tdlIoin fiiitenfin Iouen-
mt. EGstG idifdbtGneenG gaiiutinen
of tenrmannit aieen fdteenii ia
ompatniit Iaitfaitfien obimoonia,
fuoIlen beti. gtiuitinen oil iprtbnpt
1902 ia Mi 9drffdinen 1909.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-06-23
@anbns iGdnbt janam alle Sbuiu.
fS6llG.

@f. Z b. oomlspGitpdlG fitn So.
phtfGdltd Sonfoon meneipG iuno
MO 401 noin flo 1920 of iisurut-
tomasia folappolon bIifGptGipdn iGi
ilnan aIle fopbdinboioon boiooffi
@otbilto 9[rttirltptdr. TopauS buo-
mottiin beti ia fiilietettiin hGnet a.
iemolIe ioonaon IG6f6rinopuo, NUT
ia beitti ban oiemoIle titotuno ben.
feniG. SppnG onnettomi;iteen on pi
oett6tpG iGffGGn 73-ipuotioon man
bufien fiutroittto ia buonco nGfod.
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SGllecn Ssmatran nbri.

gSf. 8 p:nG flo 5:oen oifoon IL
tnp1igpdllG bpppGii Smotraon fos-
fen Dli iobtalpaItn iillalta tuntema-
ton, nuorempi naisbenfiI6. SGn of
ionpunltt paiffofitnnolle irtnoIIo flo
5.04. 'Stiemlirbm teboesiGGn noit-
ii ban fplnlGperiiesti iillon foiteel-
Ie ieiiomuun, ipOfipen iitten fiiobiti-
bin. SGlfeenid ei bGn jGttdnbt mi
tGdn 6enfiloIliippttG iImaiiemoa,
puan mel pfiinpd fdiiIolffuniafin
nntosloon fosfeen.
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einObersbin tcus iualmistmm plan

SinSbcrg6in tcps iualmistnm pian.
Seos, iota epersti Sinobergb on
firioittanrt iublinliiienia mdIioioiI-
la, tpalmistlut parin miifon titlut-
tua painoSta 6. g. Eutnonls Sous
ntmiien fitstannl,sliiffeen fustonto-
mana. &irian mimi on "gSe" - me
ia ielitt1ip1 mimi on "&ititIuilan len
tdtdn oma fertonlis elGmGst66n,
lennostaan sltIonnin plitie, iefd b6-
men mielipiteeniG tulepoilluioen il.
mniluSto.~
Seofieen IiitetGGn neIiIenfpmmen
I'd fupao. 2entGi6 fertoo eIGmGdni6
poifnipiioiiItaan aIfoen, omistoen
iitiirimntan oian fofen1iifIiIIeen len.
tGiGn1.
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ion iurmania buffltmulla pieneen
@lpa-nimiieen metiai6ripeen lGbellG
South 9fangea, @ticb. SSouffo poifia
oil menllpt laualtai-iltana mainitil
le iGriuelle falaStainaan ia ltimaan,
aifomufiella olla iiell1 mielG iun-
nltntaintin. Sia jolifosta oil noin
fello II oifaan fabipia laittamasia
j1rlpen toiiella puolella; toiiella
puolella olespot SSilbo Senbricfion
ia Sulo Siala tulipot paStaiielta
puolelta rantaa Dlt tpan6alla men-
beellG, iofa iitten, matfalla iai muo
Oon ia uppoii ionfun mutfao ran-
nasta iillG ieurartfielia, ettd mo-
lemmat pojot ioutitipot bGtGGn ia
r1tpeiimot bluttonaan apua.
Sli pilffopinleG, ia rannalla off
iat eiipGt torfolleen nG6neet nlisiG
bGbGnalaiiet oltipat, ntutta fititen.
fin joitain beisti bpppGii tpeteen ia
olfoi llimaan iinnepGin, iosta GGni
fltltliii. @ilho &ilpeIG of pfii a.
puunlGbtii0istG, n1utto bGnen eli
onniStllnltt pGGstG bGoGsIG olepien
lro, moon bdn buffrt lite, iotoipos
toin toinen penbeeSiG olleista Sulo
Oiala onnistuifin pGGiemGGn ran.
nolle osti.
Soiiet poiat rieniitpGt Soutb
&ongeltn apua bafemaan. Suffuneet
iaatiin pian boroltfien olettua u
los, mittta be olifpat 10 tiff fouoni
olteet WeoesiG ettG folnlen tannin
tpO iaaou beitG 6enfiin raufeii tltr-
bnnn.
Wtainittlt ntetiGiGrpi on 15 nro-
oesia nnatinut DbteenIG s ubrio;
tGStG iamosta pen6eestG on mime
puoiien aifona bitffunut jo 5.
Suffltneet oIipot jluri fouIltsta
pddSieitd, fitnnon nuorufoiiia, idl.
tdGn fltuppifin 16 paibeilte. =
9(m. Suom.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-06-23
suouleIl llntiiia
Wlmrolan fenbfutantiparantola.

YerGpobiolan tuberfulooiin Was-
tlstamispbOistptien plimGGrdinen
fofouS pioettiin &emisiG. &ofoltfIes
ia oil tGiiteltGspand iiidaiiannliniS-
teri0n tieoustelu, oliiifo pboistpS
balufaS lroputtamaan rafentdman-
ia @alurolan fe1bfotaittiparanto-
Ian paltiolle ia millG ebooilla.
2oajan feSfustelun i6lfeen pGG-
tettiin ettG pboiStps luopuitoa pa
rantolan paltiolle paroineen ia
melfoineen, fuitenfin tpiwoen, ett1
moltio forpaiii parantolan rafenta-
miieen tGptetDt pboistpfien omat mn
rat, iotfa fGptettGiiiin tliberfltlooiin
maStuStamistpobon mlluIla talpoin.
So6toflnnun tebtdtuafii iatettiin
neiupotella wultion fansia litopu-
tuse9toien pfiitpiSfobOiSta, iotfa tit
ten pabpistetaon, jos iopinus inn
tpp, p6oiStpfSn ieuraauasia pIeiies
ii fofpufieSia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-06-23
SbttOlastcn ipntbiuGiIbbs StaliasIa
6nplestnttauan pieni.

= SStalioSia berGttGG buolestunista
ie ieiffo, ettG tpttolopiia ipntpp pal
ioo mGbenntGn flttn poifolopiio. q
lostot oIottoipot monisia maofun-
nisia tpttolopiin ipntppGn main fof
IifolmonneSta perrottuno poifalop.
lin. @lei fGGnnettG topabbu iitotui
Ionlpaon iuuntoan, itbfaa WeitsIolt-
min tuoltofltntaa to6ellinen iii1inen
poora.
GGmGn pbtep0esia mainittafoon,
ettG Soro9uon toiotuolIosIa GtelG-
9(merifosiu on ipuoiifpmmenii nal
Iinltitt pGinmoStoinen ilnti0. SieIGd
tinlittGin poifalaSten ipntDminen
on min mG6Ginen, cttG erGdsiGfin
fuipprtngiSia 10. 1926 Ell ipntpnpt
p6tGGn poifolosta,. paiffo tpttoia
ipntpi 40.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-06-23
Snmoristilanlaia gllfreS Sanner
fnpllnt.

&ofo Suonten fitulitiiin buntoris
tilouloia 9nfreo Gamer fuoIi FL
mittaipan taroin iairostettuaon ipf
26 p. Sfautalammillo. Sierra Cant
ner tefi pori onnistiinlttta foniertti-
motfaa 9(merifaon ia pori tpuotta
iitten laiiluruatfan 8erliniin.
gSainoiu oil fuollesiaan AZ ipuo-
oen ifainen, ipnt. 9CrtiaripeIGd. gu.
remoon iGi Iesfi ia fafii tptGrtG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-06-23
1,OOO-iunptias fanpnnfi.

9torobauierin faltpunfi Sor5iu
puoristosio tuli tGnG wuonna 1000
wuotiaafii. tOo0-pilotiSiubIaIli-
iuuoet alfoipat toufof. 81 p:nd ia
iotfuifpat feiGf. 6 pGilpGGn asti.
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'Sollantilaiien faniainliittobbSistpf.
fen Snomen iuierailn lbfGttb.

Siiomen &aniainIiittopbbistps
proIiire gsantioniim, iofo oil futiu-
mt moabomme nieroiLuIle bollan.
tiIoiien pboistpfien gereenisiins
IoIfenbuno en- greSe on iooniit
Suomen pddfOmiuIiIta Sooaista IL.
moitufIen, ionfa mitfom mainitti
bollantiloinen pboistps on pddttd.
npt iiirtdd IT. 25 p:na aIfauuffi
iititnniteIlun pieroilunio toistoiief.