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The Washington times., 1927-12-30
MARGARET RRESNAHAN

Mrs. Margaret Bresnahan, life.
long resident of Washington and sis.
ter of Deputy Fire Chief James
Keliher died last night after a long
illness at the residence Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Thomas McKenna, 61s
Twelfth st, n. f.
She is survived by a daughter and
four sons, Edward. James, Robert
and Thomas Bresnahan. Mrs. Bres-
nahan was 81 wears of age.
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Local Programs
wRC-washington--4es

si5 a. m.-Tower Health Exercises.
from N B. C. studios.
a. rn.--Federation Morning Deyo-
tioDs. N. B. C. feature
S:1b a. m.-Parnassus Trio, N. b. C.
feature. ~
s:sO a. m.-cheerio. n. b. c. teature
II a. m.-Betty crocker Home
SERVES Talk from N. r. c. atudIos
Il 1885 a. m.-Arlington Time signals
II nooD-Farm Flashes prepared bv
the United States Department Of Arri-
culture. studio.
l9:ls .. m.-Rolte's PsIsIs dor Or.
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DEATHS

William W. Lecture. So years. 1915
Washington Hospital.
William c. shannon, - ysarn I1a
Eighteenth st. n. w.
Alvin r. Sehwab. 81 yeaFa i3ao
shepherd et ~. ~.
MeRdor e. GriRsby, % years. Elmer.
gency Hospital.
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DANIEL McCALLUM

Funeral services for Daniel, Nc.
Callum will be conducted at the
chapel Of J. William Lee, 332 Penn,
sylvania Ave. N. W., tomorrow
afteronon at o'clock. Interment
will be in Rock Creek Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1927-12-30
ALEXANDER YOUNG

Funeral services for Alexander
Young will be held in Lees Under.
taking Parlors, 1872 Pennsylvania
Ave. n. W., tomorrow morning at
IL o'clock. Interment will be in
Congressional Cemetery,
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BIRTHS

Thomas c. and Annie N. Harding
Christian j. and Ruby r. schorb
John W, and Mary sanderson. hoy
Harry Q. and Lille NJ. Bailey, boy.
James J. and Edith Burroughs, boy
John H. and Rebecca r. Rogers. boy
Edward La and Virginia E. Artes
John e. and Frances Jackson. boy.
John ana Bertha Childs, boy.
Luelus and Terry Rucker, boy.
Melford and Gertrude williams. boy
CHARLES A. and Roberta NJ. Harley
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WASHINGTON BRAnRTrRN

Funeral services for Washington
Bradburn will be held at the chapel
Of William H. Sardo, 412 H st. N.
E.. tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
lnterment will follow in Fort Lin.
coin Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1927-12-30
HAZEI. MAY MADDOX

Funeral services for Hazel Nav
Maddox will be held at the resi-
dence of her father. SIS NJ st. n
W., tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock
lnterment will be in Glenwood
Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1927-12-30
WMLIAM j. RVINE

Funeral services for William i
Irvine will be held at his late resi-
dence. ia Third st. N. E.. tonor.
row afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. In
terment will be in Glenwood Gene
terry,
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Distant Stations
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WSB-.AtIanta--esO-47S.S
y. m.-Army Night.
p. m.-WEAF Program
11:45 q. m.-Concert,
KYW-ChicagO-S7O-B
p. m.--WJZ Program.
70 D. m.-Congress Carnival
11:SO p. m.-Congress Orchestra,
WBBM-ChlcagO-7 1894
m.-Artists; Dance Music.
10 p. m.-Collegiate Orchestra.
IL p. m.-Dance Frolic
WCFE-ChicagO-62
D. m'-Entertainers: Dance Music.
WEBH-WJJD-Ch -ChicagO-82O-3ese
3 p. m.-Mooseheart Hour.
$3.50 p. m.--WEAF Program,
10 D. m.-Edgewater Beach Or
1880 D. m.-WEAF Program,
IL p. m.-News; Edgewater Beach
IL D. m.-Studio Program.
WENR-Chicago-IO 2S8.S
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WGN-ChicRRO-72O-
$3.50 p. m.-Paul Ash and Ganr.
10 p. m.-WEAF Program,
Iap' D. m'-Iomorrows Trib.: Sam and
tA'zO .. m-Music Box: Tenor.
S-ChicaEo--l24O-242
s:15 p. m.---I4ittle Symphonv. tr;o
program H!mAn
IL p. m.-ozone Club
WHT--ChicagO-0SO-
10 p. m.-May and Tag.
1890 p m.--AI and Pat
IL p. m.-Your hour
WIBO-ChicaEO- 3Oa
S;2o p m,-"Sally in Our Alley"
II p. Unpopular program.
WHIT -ChicaEO-ssO-ssa.4 !.
1t p Unpopular program; dance
WJAz-ChieaEo-1
~ ~ p" m.-Studio and Dance Pro.
S-ChicaEo-s7O.s4S
$3.50 p. m.-Ford and Glenn.
$3.50 p.- m.---Oriental Male ouartat
p. m.-Silvertone Hour.
J. p. m.-WLS Show Boat.
AZ p m.-Popular program.
WMBB-ChicaEO--I
p. m-Trlanon Ensemble.
-ChicagO-72O-4l6
.hp' p m'-Hoodlums; Meeker's Or
WMAQ-wQJ-Ch ChicaEo-sso-A47.s
p. m.-Ritchie program.
p. m,-Columbia Network
a p% m.---Chamber music
~ p m. Stevens Orchestra.
:, WTAS-ChicagO-IO9O-25B
IwC-oSr,Snsstra wlS,sn entertainers
p. m.-Studio feature.
$3.50 p. m.--WJZ program.
10 p. m.-Thies' Orchestra,
WSAL--Cincinnati--S 2
9 p. m.--WEAF program,
p. m.-Studio program: sinton Or.
chestra. 'O" 0''
10 p. m.--wEAF program.
IL p. m. Ray Miliers Orchestra.
WFAA--DaIIaa--56O-S
3 p. m.-WEAF program.
~ p. m.--Concert
WOC-DavenpOrt-sOO.3s4.8
p. m.-WEAF program.
WHO-Dea M0ines-56O-bS6.A
p m.-I.ittle symphony; soprano.
y. m.-WEAF program.
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WHAM-Rochester-1O7O-2sO.s

WHAM-ROchester-
p. m.-Curtain Calls.
p. m.--WJZ Program; News.
10 p. Rhapsody In Blue"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
p. MIRO Joy Hour
p. m.--WEAF Program.
$3.50 p. m.--WGY Players.
10 p. m.--WEAF Program.
WBZ-Springfield-
p. m.--Musical program.
$3.50 p. m,-WJZ program
10 p. m.--Musical program: news.
IL p m.--Lowe's Orchestra.
WTAG-WOrcester-
p. m.--Studio program; Hawaiian
Serenaders.
p. m.-WEAF program.
1880 p. m.--Belco Male Quartet.
10 p m.--WEAF program.
KAO-Denver-920-32
10 p. m.-Fort Collins Faculty; KOA
Orchestra
IL p. m.--Dan's Musical Dons.
KFl-Los AngeIes-64O-46S
IL .. m.--Network--Wrigl Hour.
~ o. m.--Network--"Me Lane IS
a. m.-Baritone; Violinist.
KGO-Oakland--58O. .384.A
IL p. m.--Network Program.
a. m.-OaklPnd Dance Orchestra
kGW-POrtlaDd-6
IL D. m.--OranRe Network
A--Seattle-65O-44S.B
IL o. m.-Orange Network s.
KPO--San FranclscO-5lO-422.S
IL y. m.-Network
12 D. m.---Studio Program.
a. m.-KPO Dance Orchestra.
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Special Notices

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Golden Tide Of u. s. Is flowing
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I'm Sundays Herald.
The Washington times., 1927-12-30
WEST PALM BEACH. FLA.
Bids and Proposals

SEALED PROPOSALS will be opened at 2
p. M, January 30. 1928. in the purchase
Section, Bureau of Standards. Washington
D. c.. for the manufacturing and erection OF
two 500 h. p.. 200 lbs. pressure. water tubs
boilers. including superheaters and soot
blowers. Specifications. plan and bid forms
may be secured at the Bureau OF Standards
The Washington times., 1927-12-30
MUSIC ROYALTY
TAKES THE AIR

| Two musical royalties will bid for
radio fame this evening when the
loud speakers start their regular
living room concert--Rox Rommel,
pianiste, and Cliff Edwards, uke-
lele expert.
Rommel is of more than usual
interest because, although handicap.
ped by his enthusiastic friends with
the title of king OF the Ivories," Z"
he can really play the piano! AS
director of the orchestra of the
Rialto Theater, Washington, he has
made a host of friends in the ma
tons capital by his very fine music
and his piano personality, IL one
\ may call it that-and that Is just
what it is. He will be heard this
evening as the chief feature of the
Jordon Musical Forum from WMAL
at 9:15 o'clock.
Cliff Edwards, the ukelele king, is
something else again--a comedian
and singer as well as a uke addict
he has been dubbed "Ukelele Ike"
| by his friends and he has ACQUIRED
1
Hawaiian instrument of torture that
he makes it speak pieces. His
rather scintillating personality serves
as so excellent an anaesthetic that
his victims never realize he is
operating a uke until it is all over.
He will be the chief bubble in the
| soap subsidy that comes from wRC
at 10 this evening.
MARINES TO PLAY
WAGNERIAN MASTERPIECE
The weekly concert of the United
States Marine Band Orchestra at
$3.50 will open the wRC doings of
the afternoon and evening. Capt.
Taylor Branson has outlined a most
interesting program for his bands
men, two features being worth spe-
cial attention from the listener.
The first of these will he the i'm
mortal prelude from "Lohengrin''--
which, to our way of thinking, is
not only one of Wagner's master
pieces, but one Of the finest ex-
amples of music extant. 1t tells
the story of the bringing of a great
blessing from heaven. the flight of
the angels being depicted at first in
soft violin strains. and then grow.
ing in volume as all the instruments
of the orchestra join and then re.
ceding again to the infinite void.
The second number we'd commend
Is the Tschaikowsky feature, Noel"
from the famous Russians suite Of
1.-THE Seasons" Musician William
F. Santelmann, violinist, will be the
soloist of the concert.
There will be the regular chlldren's
program from WRHF at $50 and
Harold Phillips will gossip about the
theater from the same station at 6:25.
The Waldorf concert this evening
begins at 6:35 and will be followed
by the Mayflower and Burlington
orchestras. There will be the usual
public utility subsidy concert under
Rosario Bourdons direction, the
Anglo-Persians and the Lord Calvert
exercises.
Dorsey Hyde. secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce, will review
last years work from WMAL at
$3.50 and the same station will present
Sophocles Papas and his Columbia
Banjo Club at S:45. The Happiness
Boys may be tuned at WEAF at 1880,
and at the same hour the "Rock-a.
Bye Lady" holds forth from WIZ.
The latter station will have its usual
Wrigley Review at 2 o'clock and will
present Genia Zielinska in a pro.
gram of coloratura character at 10.
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wBAP-FoFt wOFth-eOO-499.7
$3.50 D. m.-String trio.
ii p. m.-Musical program.
IL p. m.--Tenor. pianist
kTHS-HOt Springs--s8O-
. p. m.--Dornbergers Orchestra; so.
10 p. m.-Arlington Ensemble.
WOS-Jeffers0n City-S3O- O-36I.2
$3.50 p. m.-Old Fiddling Finals.
WDAF-kansas City-81O-37O.2
1880 p. m.-Dance orchestra.
l2:45 a. m.-Nighthawk FroIic.
WHAS-LouisvilIe--s -ssO-S22.4
$3.50 p. m.-Studio concert; Sunday
school,
. p. m.-wJz program.
10 p. m.-WEAF program.
WMC-Memphis--5
$3.50 p. m.-Concert.
WCCO-Mpls. st. PauI--54O-4ON
$3.50 y. m.-Northwest Artists.
10 p m.-Musical program.
1880 p. m.-Mats quartet.
II p. m.--Long's Orchestra; artists
WTMJ-MilwRukee-
$3.50 p. m.-WJZ program
p. m.--WEAF program.
IL p. m.7-Organ.
NashvilIe-S9O-3a
p. m.--New York program.
WOW-Omaha-59O-5 $685.
$40 p. m.--Tenor; pianist: violin.
p. m.--wEAF program.
kMOX-St. L0uis--1OOO-a99.8
p. m,-Columbia Network.
III pa m.-Dance music
kSD-St. LOuis--55O-54B
p. m.-WEAF Program.
Observation-Disclosures -508.9
p. m.-WEAF Program,
s:S0 p. m.-Sandy MacFarlane.
10 D. m.-WEAF Program.
a .. m.--Air Cruise; Orchestra
Observation-Disclosures
p. m.-WEAF Program.
IL p. m.-Statler Dance Orchestra.
WMAK-BuffalO--56
8 .. m.--WGY Program.
m.-Columbia Network.
IL p. m.-Palais Royal Orchestra.
Observation-Disclosures
$3.50 y. Music Club; Sport News.
10 p. m.-Radio Ramble: Bell Buoy.
WHK-Cleveland--I I3O-265.S
CiO p. m.--Bohemian Merchants
SS:lO p. m;smHamley's Entertainers.
70 p. m.-Fifth City -Four; trio.
IL p. m.--Watkins Orchestra.
WJAY-CIeveland-13
$3.50 p. m.-Banjo program.
10 p. m.-Orchestra.
IL p. m.-Piano; vocal.
IL p. m.-NiEht Owls.
WTAM--CIeveland-s O-S99.s
p. m.--WEAF program.
WAIU-Columbus-- C6O-2s2.8
p. m.-lnstrumentaI trio.
p. m.--Columbia Network.
WJR--DetPOit--6RO -44I
10 p. m.-Studio program; Cotton
Pickers.
IL p. m.--Goldkettss Orchestra.
1880 p. m.-String Quartet,
WWJ--DetrOit--S6O-
p. m.--WEAF program.
1880 p. m.-Triv0Iities.
WTIC--HartfOrG--5
p. m.---WEAF Program.
S:30 y m.--Ivanhoe Knights.
10 p. m.-WEAF Program.
kDKA-E. Pittsburgh--05O-315.0
1850 D. m.--WJZ Program.
10 D. m.-Reymer's Trio.
WCAE--PlttabuFgh-- -asO-40l.3
D. m.-WEAF Program
WRVA-Riehmond-
p. m.-NegrO Quartet; Country Fid-
dlers.
o. m.-wJz Program.
10 =. m.--New Years Party.
II .. m.THptsi Richmond Orchestra.
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OPERA FROM STAGE
BROADCAST PROBLEM

Again was the fact demonstrated
tnat broadcasting from a stage is
risky Job-particularly if the pro.
auction happens to be an opera of
Wagnerian proportions. The ac.
coustic values that make a per.
rormance satisfactory to an audience
in an opera house are exactly the
opposite of those that make il goo,l
for the microphone. On this basis
the audience in the Chicago Audi.
torium last night must have heard
magnificent presentation of
"LOhengrin."
We believe that people unfamiliar
with opera will not be given much
of an urge to hear 1t through
broadcasting stage performances
hence we believe the educational
value of such broadcasts is nil.
Likewise, people familiar with opera
fail to hear the finer bits of it they
cherish so greatly when 1t is thus
sent to them-therefore the broad.
cast fails in that direction too.
The regular programs, however.
offered all sorts of entertainment
last evening, our notes showing
Eskimos' program from WRC and
the Maxwell endeavor from WIZ.
The Eskimos presented new thing
by Harry Reser, their leader, which
is supposed to tell the story of their
product and gives bit of interna-
tional music. In the Maxwell out.
burst Nat Shilkret and his men
played a program OF request mum.
bers-and did particularly well with
the Tschaikowsky Nut Cracker"
suite, which received the second
largest number of requests.
The Dodge effort and the Hoover
program, both from ,WRC. were
good, peppy concerts. A special and
unprogrammed feature OF the eve.
ming was short talk by William
8. Wickwire, expert deep sea diver,
regarding the conditions surrounding
the salvage work on the S.4.
The Washington times., 1927-12-30
DEATHS

MCALLUM-On Thursday. Dec. 20. 1927.
az his residence, 16 Third st. N. E..
DANIEL M.CALLUM. !. rative of Glasgow.
Annie p. McCallum. aged 81 years.
Funeral from the chapel of ]. VIM, Lees
sons. 332 Pennsylvania Ave. N. W., on
and friends invited to attend, Interment
in Rock Creek Cemetery,
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FUNERAL nIRECT0RS
LILLIAN WILLIAMS
COMPLETE FUNERAI- S7k Up

1889 New Jersey Ave ST Zine loas2
Richard Dorsey. 4S yeara 1911 Fifth
st. n. w.
Jerin,ish Green. IS years. 1919 Capitol
Ave. N. e.
Clarence Denny. - years. GaIlInEer
Municipal Hospital.
Marion T. Edelin, 81 years. 50 c
st. s. W.
Dewey Brooks. - years. fO1 K Sc.
n. w.
Perry L. johnson. 20 years. 1T4s
Seventh st. n. w.
Charles PeytOn. months. 4S3 v
st. n. w.
infant of Charlie and Mary Allen, 4
days. is Rock Creek Church Rd.
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SILENT STATIONS
wcBD. woI. KFuo. KIDS.
kPRC. WHAD. wFL WIZ. WEAO.
WHAs WGBS. wPG. wRoo.
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DANIELS RADIO
OPERA STAR!


to distant brOadcasts. such as
last night produced. will go far
toward removing any peeve
radiOtics may feel regarding in.
reference and fading-bOth Of
which were prominent features Of
reception last evening. All Sec
tiOns Of the continent gave good
accounts of themselves, the North
and Midwest being slightly
easier ts tune and more prOduc.
tive than the South.
The regular Thursday evening
services in loud speakers-and John
B. Daniels-made things hum for
radiotics last evening in most en-
tertaining way. The Daniels exer
else was a volunteer performance
from Chicago-the program did
not contemplate-but it was really
one of the star features of the eve.
ming.
Only those who have been faced
with the problem of keeping the Air
full of things until the regular
show was ready to start can an.
~ IuC SSHullS IneTL OF the
Daniels stunt. He was scheduled ia
briefly announce the second act of
Lohengrin" as the Chicago Civic
Opera Company was about to per.
form 1t. And the opera forces took
their own time about beginning the
performance.
Listeners will remember that last
week Daniels had only about two
minutes at his disposal to tell about
The Juggler of Notre Dane,'' and
we had something to say about the
paucity of the announcement. This
week he was required to talk for
about half an hour-without know.
ing just how long he'd be permitted
to continue after the first five
minutes! He kept going-and made
fine job of it, giving folks some
real information about the opera
about the company that would per.
form it and about future events.
In fact Daniels part of the
broadcast was the best of II. from
the point Of view of good broad.
casting. All of the principals in
the presentation of "Lohengrin"
were in fine voice-although The
great honors of the broadcast of #
should go to Henry G.. Weber. ,li.
rector of the orchestra.
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Special Nofces

AT A MEETING Of The Board Of Diree.
tors Of the Stanley. .CrandaIi Conpany.
o. WashtngtOn. held q ifs offices. 1915
December %. 1927. the ninth consecutive
dividend of @1.76 per share wae declared
payable January ,. 1928. TO Stockholders
OF Record at the Close OF business ~
noon. December 81. 1927.
Dec. 70. 30. 81.
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tofaupalla felGfltun 80 p. S1mG
mltistomerffi on feStGnpt faboen
iooan Daibeet, ni,tta tulee b1il,to-
fuupon iGlfeen mabbolliiesti remit
tGpGfIi tai rltoestnon nutooostelto.
mafii iotain t1itlttd tarfoititsta mar
ten. 2innoititfien on ottanitt bal.
tliltnia balIitrts ~. 1S43.
2innoitufieen idd tpield iofiifin
aifoa morusmeStarin jouffue, iofa
id6 buolebtimaan ballitliflen omoi-
iluioestu ia paffalifiesta ennenfuin
iituiili buolenpitdiGt ottoipat fen
baltuunia blutofaitppaa parten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-19
Smatran ,upimaniaamti 2Gnii-Sno-
meen.
rneen

gSt. 10 p:fii oil Soriin fauppa-
lmpaltiutsto futiunlit foolIe 2Gnii-
9uonlen fltntien eoustaiat nelpot-
telemaan niistG toimeenpiteistG, joi
bin Smatran libfopoiman iaamiief
Il paltion toilnesta 2GniisSuomeen
oliii rpbbpttGmG.
Slnatran hoffman banfinnosto ia
ier-eibeitttamista fustunnllfiiSto mi
riii erittGin wilfas fesfusteIu, Jos
ia DfiimieIiiesti oltiin iillG tannol-
la, ettG Smatron poinaa on fpieel-
liliin fllntiin lootapa mofloipa ie
lpoltiolle mitG bpmGniG. 9tiinifQ1n
fesfusteltiin .iiitG, muoooStetoanfo
tnrfoitusta marten oinfeDbtio toi
jaetaanfo pirtau jollofin muulla
to.pnllo.
&pipmpstG eoelleen polmistele-
maan pulittiin 5-iGieninen toimi.
flinta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-19
Snlpa npDtti fDlau
9OniiaumaSia
9linffaat is6fibiiuGt pafoom po-
iuaattcisiaam ip6fipiuGn tnliuan
ebesIG.

Seem Orleans, Ga. torfot. II p.
- Weelpille, 2a., iolttlti ooottamat-
toman @isiisiippi-titlpan .paltaan
tGn11n.
Sltcbafaiofi tliGpi tp0ntden no-
peasti aifaiiin aanlulla meteni1
furpunfia fobti ajaen oirffaat fa-
ouilIe p0pufineisioan. Sointaffaalla
rpsfeeIld upotti rueii fpldn botellit
nostaen fen perustufieltaan in
tpontGen lipuitn. Sltlipnlo pillit ia
Stanooro Oil plant antoipot pa.
roittfien ianalla fuin martiojouffo
juofli pitfin fatltia ampuen ia butt
taen tulipa, tltllpa. geaiIet nouliDat
rnestaan lnpiet fdiilpariillaan iuofs
iipat titltpan ebellG DlbGiienlpiin
paiffoibin ia rafennufiien plafer.
toibin.
Waelbille on 125 miilaa Seem
SrleanIista. @aroitus oil annetth
10 moanantaina, n1utta luottaen
apartiiaipGfeen oliipat aiuffaat olleet
baolettomat. Sbnisbenfid Ell tieoetd
titboutuneen. Siltpa of Ietpepoel.
tGGn 400 ialfaa ia nousiut Is
ialan forfeitoelle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-19
gltuiopariR. inrn tnllnt foriuatmfii
fplmuiilla gteiu gorfisIa.

Seem Yorf. S1Gaa faupllnain
itapuolella aiuu erGs perbe, Scr ia
WerS Seter Srcboipstp, ioiIla on
ollnt palion iurua ia buolta lapIien
Ia Wltofii. 9toin fafii puotta iitten
BELLE ipntpneet fafioislapiet fuoIi.
mat. @tpobenrnin beioGn ainoa
poifania bllffui jofeen. Muutanlio
p6ipid iitten BELLE ipntpi folnoiet.
ioten perbe on npt pbtG iuuri fltin
ennentin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-19
&itnlniia aiatnstenlnfija fnollnt.

Melroie, Mosi. - glnno Glpa
Sap, jofa fierteli teottereiSia ia
Observation-Disclosures melfein milf.
fpmment1 puotta antaen bGmnt6s-
tpttGipiG eiitpfiiG oiatusten liifenti-
Tesla, on MT fitolliit. S1n lropi,i
DleiiestG eiiintpntiiestG folme ipuot-
ia iitten. SO ritorena tiitfi ban tie.
luoppia ia mpstiiffaa. SGn pitt o.
mana ialaiiuiitenoon ioloperGiien
ipoimonIo fitolemoan osti. 8iimei-
ieen osti bGn ipGitti l1bintmiIle ps-
tGipiIleen ettei ban itiefGGn moi bnl
mdrtGG eifG ieIittGG benfiiiG moi.
ntioon joioen foutto bGn on tuIlrt
fuitlrtiiafii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-19
spptettpud pdfijnoma
liiffeeSta 16 pangittn
IA iomttnnt trlumarim tutfittaiuafii.

9[sblanb, isis. toufof. II p.
@Sblanbin ia 8asbburnin mGlilld
toinipat ballitufien fieltolain ipir-
fomiebet pll1ttilpGt 16 nieStG ia
noiSta tuooen beibGt cotntDn wan-
filaan ipptettDn6 w6fiiuonien
mppnnistG. IA pioetettiin fu1lilstel
taWufii 2iittoballitufien lGbettilddn
8. 9. Gaten eoesiG. SSofaiielta ipp-
tetpItd paobittiin $1,000 tofuu ia
joittlnpat pastoamaan 2iittoballi-
tlttien tuomorin 6. 3. 2uien eoeSiG
Superiorisia.