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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-03
FRENCH TENNIS CRACKS
ARRIVE FOR CUP SERIES
La Coste, Cochet and Brugnon Invade America-Kind
Words for Bill Tiden, Veteran Yankee Ace.

rounds of Davis cup play. They
were Rene La Coste, Henri Cochet
and Jacques Brugnon.
La Coste, who acted as spokesman
for the trio, paid tribute to Bill Til
den, asserting that the Yankee vet
eran was playing the best tennis of
his career and that Cochet was for
tunate to have beaten him at VIM
bledon.
GAS for myself felt I was the
luckiest man in the world to have
outpointed Tilden at st. Cloud" La
Coste continued.
The French team will play the
winner of4~the Japanese Canadian
match Ito be held soon in MontreaD
at Longwood, N. Y, Aug. Is to 81.
The winner of the Longwood
match will play the American team,
present champions, in the challenge
round at Germantown, Pa, Sept. 8
to 10.
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old Master Laden With Cash and Gifts

At his side lay a sheaf of kilograms
from friends, many of whom he
never had seen. At the top was
letter from Calvin Coolidge saying
nice things to him.
In one of Walters pockets was
$1,000 gold >bauble set with twenty
diamond, the American Leagues
distinguished service medal" struck
to honor his twenty years of big
league baseball. In his wallet were
two brand new checks totaling some
$4,000, testimonials from his boss,
Clark Griffith and nearly 10000 fans
who saw him start his twenty-first
pitching season for Washington,
Tuesday.
Rather decent of them to give him
all those things right there in front
of the home plate and cheer him so
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Army Post
Bouts to Be
Held Tonight
Fl. Harrison Weekly FiStic
Show Postponed From
Tuesday by Showers.

Rain caused the FIT. Harrison box-
ing authorities to postpone the
weekly show at the punch bowl"
Tuesday night, and the card or
iginally scheduled will be presented
tonight. All the "pugs" on the pro-
gram reported for the weigh-in at
the Arcade, Tuesday afternoon, in
good condition, and, according TO
ring custom, there will be no
further ceremony on the scales.
Several hundreds fans motored to
the reservation Tuesday night only
to be disappointed by a dark arena
The card tonight will be as followsa
Ten Rounds-Joe Lucas. Detroit. VS..
Harry Forbes. Indianapolis; bantams.
Eight Rounds-Tony Ross, Pittsburgh
VS.. Joe O'Malley. Columbus, Ohio; welterss
Six Rounds-Soldier B. Shannon. Fts
Harrison, VS.. Frankie Jones, 1ndianapoliss
Six Rounds-Jack Malone. Augusta. Ca.
VS.. Lew Spencer. Indianapolis. hght~'
-Four Roundabout Forbes. Indianapo-
lis, VS.. Buddy Watts. Indianapolis; papers
weights.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-03
Title Play Nears
in Irvington

Edward Iuppenlatz Tuesday de-
feated Don Scott in two hard-fought
sets, to enter the semi finals of the
Irvington tennis championship
tournament. The scores were Us,
7-5. The victory places Iuppenlatz
in the last semi-final match with
Emmett Lowery.
The winner of the Iuppenlatz-
Lowery match will play Tommy
Wilson in the finals Sunday. Will
son entered the finals Monday when
he defeated Forrest Bowman, 60,
60, 81.
Semi-flnals in the doubles will
be played Saturday and the final
doubles match Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-03
indianapolis and Marion
Youths Play Final Round
at Culver.
WORTHY SCORES MADE
Kid Performers Shoot Fine
Golf in Tournament.
DAVIDSON IN LEAD

DAVIDSON IN LEAD
By Times Special
CULVER, Ind, Aug. 3.-Homer
Davidson of Marion, was four up
on John Harrington at the end
of the first IS holes of the final
round of the Indiana State
Junior golf tourney here today.
CULVER, Ind, Aug. 3.-Indian-
apolis and Marion citizens, eSpe-
cially, watched the actions of two
young men here today as they
battled for the junior gold crown
of the State. One was Johnny Har-
rington, of the capital city and the
other Homer Davidson, of the little
city heretofore almost unknown in
links circles.
Harrington and Davidson were to
play thirty-six holes in their match
today. On Tuesday they survived
the semi-final round, Harrington
shooting a beautiful rs medal score
in his round to defeat R. K. Young
of Lafayette, 2 up and one to play.
Davidson did not have that much
trouble with Sterling Greiner OF
South Bend, and defeated him 4
and 2. Davidson finished out his
round, however, and scored a rs
medal. The match todays is Ger
tain to be- hard fought.
Final matches also were to be
fought in the consolation flights. In
the championship consolation Carl
ton Mellott, of South Bend, was to
play Andrew Kucella, of Elkhart.
On Tuesday Kucella defeated Art
Collar of South Bend, and 3, and
Mellott defeated Francis Fox, of
Terre Haute, 5 and 4.
indianapolis took the honors in
the officers consolation, made up of
the first sixteen boys who failed to
qualify Monday. Neville Ewing,
Times interSchclaStic tourney
champ, and Richard Wenzel, Short
ridge High School champion, met in
the final match today. Wenzel de-
feated Harry Benjamin, Indianap-
oils, 6 and 5, and Ewing took" r.
B. zeigler, of Attica, Ind, Tuesday,
5 and 4.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-03
BY PAUL FREDRIX,
nited Press STAFF Correspondent


WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-Mrs.
Walter Johnson neglected her
kitchen this morning. She lowered
between her living room, filled with
fresh flowers, and her dining room,
with its new silver SET
Walter Jr, IL, Eddie, 9, and
Bobbie, 5, played in the yard with
the four new pedigreed foXhounds.
Caroline, 4, looked longingly at the
new bottle of perfume. Barbara, l.,
slept on, the new puppy under her
crib.
Square-jawed, curly haired Walter
Johnson sat on the back steps. He
had brought all these trophies-and
many others-home Tuesday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-03
NEW BOWLING ALLEYS

Beams Indiana Recreation bowl.
ing alleys, eighteen in number,
across one floor in the basement of
the Indiana Theater building, will
open at noon Saturday and pin
fans Of the city are eager to glimpse
the new ten-pin plant. Webb Wal
lace will be in charge.
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BY DICK MILLER

Mrs. B. G. Stevenson, Meridian
Hills, will meet Mrs. C. A. Jaqua,
Highland, and Miss Elizabeth Dunn,
Riverside and Avalon, will play Miss
Eleanor Taylor, Country Club, in the
seni-finals of the Indianapolis
Women's Golf Association tourna-
ment, Thursday. Action will be over
the Coffin course, 10 holes match
play.
The semi-finalists gained their
honors in the following manner to-
day:
Mrs. Stevenson beat Mrs. G. A.
Tucker, Riverside, and 4.
Mrs. Jaqua won from Mrs. j. G.
Patten, Avalon, low medaliSt of
Tuesday, and 2.
Miss Dunn 'outplayed Mrs. Carl
G. Gibbs, Country Club, 7 and 5.
Miss Taylor won from Miss Mar
jorie Fischer, Broadmoor, 7 and 6.
Miss Dunn and Mrs. Stevenson
turned in much better scores than
the low medal of 83 on Tuesday, the
former having an 81 and the latter
an 80, over a par 10 course. The
cards:
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STEVENSON, JAQUA, TAYLOR,
DUNN REACH SEMI-FINAL S
Women's City Association Tournament Produces Excel
lent Scores of 81 and 82-MrS. Patten Loses.

Hoag Highland, was elected presi-
dent succeeding Mrs. c. A. Tucker.
Mrs. Hoag has been secretary
treasurer the past year. Mrs. George
o. Stewart of Pleasant Run, was re-
elected vice president. Mrs. Scott
Legge of Highland, was elected sec
rotary treasurer. Mrs. Tucker will
not retire until after the two-day
tournament Aug. Is and 16, at
Broadmoor and Highland courses.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-03
HARRINGTON and Davidson Battle for State Junior Links Title
ODaire Shows
Class in Trot

By Times Special
MANSFIELD, Ohio. Aug. 3.-Sev-
eral thrills featured the second day
events of the Grand Circuit races
here. ODaire showed class in the
last two heats to win the 2:20 trot,
furnishing an upset, after Augusta
had won the first heat.
Brother John, with little difficulty
won the 2:22 pace and Prince Don,
a favorite, captured the 2:12 pace.
Prince Don took the first heat, but
broke in the second, and furnished
the crowd with a thrill by coming
back to win the third.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-03
Helen Loses in Match
With Frank Shields.

By United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-Miss Helen
Wills, former national women's
champion, lost practice round, OF
tennis Tuesday to Frank Shields at
Forest Hills.
Although Miss Wills got of to an
early lead in the first set, Shields
finished strong to win, 8-6. He cap+
tured the second, GA.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-03
PLAYING
the FIELD
With Billy Evans-'

By United Press
E-aHEN Phil Ball, owner of the
NXI st. Louis Browns, expresses
w an opinion, he doesn't mean
maybe. Ball is always much in
earnest when he speaks.
The other day the owner of the
Browns, disappointed and disguised
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-03
Russell Paugh
Third in Class
By Times Special

By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Aug. s.
Russell Paugh of Acton, Ind, stood
third among varsity baseball players
in scholarship at Indiana University
the past semester, according to rec
ords compiled by Vern Ruble, as
sistant athletic director.
Paugh is a product of Indian
apolis sandlots and was considered
one of the best pitchers in the Big
Ten last season. He totaled 261a
credit points, which is above the
average of students not participant
ing in athletics.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-03
Coen Eliminated
at Forest Hills
By Udfted Press

By Uhfted Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-Junior
Coen of Kansas City, National Boys
Tennis champion, was eliminated
by Sidney B. Wood of Forest Hills,
in the third round of the National
Junior Title play at Forest Hills,
Tuesday, rs, As, 8-6.
Coen won from Wood in the final
round of the boys tourney last
year.
H. S. Moore, third seeded player,
lost to Edward Suffer, Ga, 60.
Roxor Pearce, another seeded play
er, lost to Karl Kamrath, 6-1. 6-3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-03

at the showing OF
his club, an
nounced he i'm
mediately would
start to scrap the
entire team with
-'nry few excep-
tions. Said Phil
Ball:
1.-THE st. Louis
club is full of
players, who have
had every chance
in the majors
and have failed.
Also there are
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-03
MAY KEEP THESE TWO

lit looks very much as If the
st. Louis club would finish
seventh this year: That is
its position at present and certainly
the announcement by Ball that
only four players are worth retain
ing won't help the morale Of the
club or improve its play.
Looking over the personnel Of the
club, I am sure I can cut the four
to two, by naming Harry Rice and
Fred Shuttle as two players certain
to be held over for 1928.
Shuttle is the young man who cost
the Browns 100000 last fall. He
was just begging to prove he was
worth that amount when he crashed
into the concrete wall at the st.
Louis park, suffering injuries that
have, put him out of the game for
the rest of the season.
Few outf1elders in the majors
have more natural ability than
Harry Rice. He appears ripe to
cash in on his assets.
Manager Dan HowIey has, In
Rice and Shuttle, the basis for a
really great outfield. Both of these
players do everything well and are
young in years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-03
TO BROADCAST FIGHT

By United Pre1s
NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-The fight
between Tom Heeney Of Australia
and Bud German of Kenosha, Wis,
both heavyweights, will be broad
cast from Madison Square Garden
Thursday night by station WABC.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-03
CROOKED CREEK SHOOT

Beginning Aug. 10, the regular
weekly shoot day of the Crooked
Creek Gun Club will be changed
from Tuesday to Wednesday, &C
cording to an announcement made
by club officers. Scores in Tuesdays
shoot:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-03

That the local women have bet
tered their games considerably is
shown by the fact that in 1926 the
eighth qualifying score was 104. This
year two tied with 93s for seventh
and eighth positions.
In the annual business meeting
held after play Tuesday, Mrs. Gage
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-03

several disturbers on the club, who
haven't helped. The dead ones, as
far as st. Louis is concerned, must
go.
"OnIy four players of the twenty
i've on the pay roll are worth while
and George Sisler isn't among them.
He is still a great player, but would
do better elsewhere"
Ball admits the club has lost
about 100000 in the last two years.
OF course that isn't very pleasant.
However, that sum of money doesn't
mean a great deal, as baseball is a
mere sideline with him. What he
wants is a winner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-03
Baseball Big Five

By United Press
Rogers Hornsby's consecutive bit
ting streak of thirteen straight
games was broken by Grover Alex
amer, former teammate. Hornsby
was at bat four times.
Cobb made double and a single
in eight times at bat.
Speakers best in four tries was
single.
Ruth and Gehrig were idle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-03

By United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-Three of
the five members of the French
Davis cup team arrived on the liner
Paris today to compete in the final
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txorsas citv .. O0i 900 0O0-1
Indianapolis .............. 900 900 1913
Stolen bases-Nicholson, Matthews ~,
Miller (2l, Holke. Sacrifice hit - voter.
Double plays-Smith to Hauser (2l; Hoike
to Hauser. Left on bases-Blues, z; In
dians. Z. Bases on bslls-.Of Roy, 6; on
Swetonic, 2; of Swetonic. l. strlck out
iEe S W1nI11g P'SheTS SShins' of
Schemanske. / in 2 innings. Passed ball
Shinault. Umpires-Johnson and Goetz.
Time. 40
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-03

William veeck, president of the
Chicago Cubs, was baseball
writer at one time.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia two games).
Detroit at New York 1.-TWO games).
Chicago at Boston.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-03

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City at INDIANAPOLIS 1.-TWO
games).
Minneapolis at Columbus 1.-TWO games).
st. Paul at Toledo.
Milwaukee at Louisville.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-03
LEWIS FAILS IN SWIM
Cramps Force Marine Champion to
Abandon willamette Waters.
BIZ United Press

DIV UHIINW Tt"o
SALEM, Ore, Aug. 3.-Marvin
Lewis, swimming champion of the
United States Marines had filmed"
his way forty miles up the Villa
mette River, before he was forced by
cramps to leave the water. He was
attempting to swim from Salem to
Portland. 70 miles. His time for the
40 miles was about IA hours.
MOTION PICTURES
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MOTION PICTURES
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n ISLER is certain to be traded.
NJ Early this year three Ameri-
can League clubs were dicker-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-09-15
9llfobulialoitc fanIaimliitosIa.

aanlaneoustuia gartbe iulfaiii
laajalti 9fanstasia lelpinneesiG Sc
Sournal lebOesjd tirjoitufien otiaf-
feella "Suleefo falllainliitto fielto-
lafinlieliiefii". Sirjoitufienlaatija ie
lostaa iitten taniainliitosia Suo-
men ia er1iben muitten maitten ia.
bolta tebtpG aloitetta alfobolifpip-
mpflen ottamiiefii liiton obielmaan.
Siirjoittaja painostna Suomen iobta
moa oiltlttta aleitteesia buomauttaen
ettG maiffa tebopista ebootuflista
ei iuoraStaan fGptGGn ilni, ett1
taboottaiiiin iaaOa taniainliiton fan
natus fieltolafiliifteelle, min tiln-
tien juliri Suomesia ipallitiepan
t1piifieltoiien laini11oGnnon, on pc.
lGtt1pGG, ettd Suomen ballitits a-
loitteellaan perinrG tGbtdd fieltolafi
politiiffoan faniaiilliiton puitteiSia.
aaiffia tdllaiiia pritpfiia tirjoittuja
fuitenfin pastuStua ia futioo, ettei
oinafaan 0iansfan Joni lGbteG e6Oo.
tetulle tielle ottaen buonlioon len,
ettd &ansfan erds pGGelinfeinoiSta,
MIN. piinituotanto, tuliii iiitd fur
iinlddn.
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&ifofliin ipplliiend pioGtettiin
pantin watinainen tasianboitaia
neiti 9elnli 9surni, iota talpalluS.
ten ilmitullesia oil ollut lonlalla.
StuulilsteluiSia Selnli 9ellrmi OH
tltnnrstanlit 10 tolmen wuooen ajan
talpaltaneenia panfin taSiasta paro
ia. SGn oil merfinnpt rabaa noste-
titfii tallettajien tileiltG, wienpt e.
rot tilifirioibin ia pGGrentdnpt was
taaipat fasiamerfit. SGten tebopt ia
ipallufiet nouleipat $4,000 mart
faan.
0elmi 9turnli on ollllt Sp. 2iitto
panfih palwelufiesia muooesta 1920
lGbtien. &llulusteluisia bGn on ia-
nonlt fGptt1neenl1 faipaltamanla
rabat paatteiiiinia ia matfoibin.
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Smmettummms bGGretfellG.


Olean, &c. g., = Der ia 0ars
Gprrs Spencerin baGretfi padttpi
palitettopuan tapatarinaan. 8ibil-
td palannitt pari aioi aitton Benn.
iplfpaitia ralitatien plif1ptapalle,
misiG ie ppiGbtpi ia iGi ilnan ollie.
9[utosia ollit moriianen iiiar tno-
Ii, bdnen l5swuOtias tpttdrenia ia
moriian loitffaantriauot bengenipaa
ralliiesti, nlrtta iulbanen paaii pie.
nellG marnmalla paiffa iltna fuliettt
bdntd weturin feulasia pittan mot
fan.
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so6turiuronlua Glla sinOsrea fnOl'
Int.

Suonesta on tuliut ielIainen III.
run miesti, ettG tobtorirroiupa @llo
9inogren, 0. !. g(minoff, on fnollut
iiellG ipntpnl6fooisiaan Siialmen
9bmoniaaresia pf. % p. Soistu
lpnotta iitten ripa 2inogren palaii
Suomeen Gulutbista beifontrlneen
terpeDteniG tafia, ia paiffa tuull0
tieoettiin bGnen teripepstilania ol.
leen bupnon, ei moitu arlpatn, ett1
fitolema noin libelli oliii. 8arbai-
Iennlin t1nlGn fel1n aifana rouipa
2in6gren oil niebeniG, tri z. S.
2inbgrenin mufana amerifalailen
lGGfGriieurueen matfalln @l1ropan
eri falipuneeisia. 9lifaiIenlpien tie
tojen nlufoan be mainitun matfan
pG1tpttnG iGiipGt olesfelemaon Hari
Tin aifomllfiella iurtpG iieltG 'Sito.
nteen fouluien alfaesia toimintania.
@ainaja oil oullttbilaiiille bbtpin
tinnettit. SGn aiui t11llG toistufpnt
mentG ipuotta, eli tpltooesta 1918
iiiben iaaffa, fun ban matfusti
Suomeen felp1GllG 1926. SGn toin1i
tGdllG ioiraanboitajano ia miebenIG
usfolliienn aipustajana ia banffi
laaian pst1p6piirir, iofa npt faibo-
ten mitistoa monan maialle mulltta
nittta. g(merifnon noinaia iaap1ti
emf ferran pltoliionia fansIo 10.
1904 aiettuen eniin Seem 0orfiin ia
mpo1emrin Ssbpemingiin, iosia
tobtori 2inogrenillG oil iairaala
puoteen 1912 iaaffa. &afii puotta
mp0bemmin be iiirtpiipdt Suliitbiin.
8ainajoa irrepot IGbirnG puoIi-
ionio, tri 6. s. 2inogren ia tptdr
Geeep ia litfuiiasti omaiiia ia ps-
tGtuid iefd Suomesia ettG 9Gmerifan
gbbpsmolloisfa.
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GtiilpGt fesfuspoliiii iai elof. 10
p:n1 loppultniuoritetutii tanlalois'
looan aifaiien profuraattorin Wtatti
Surfian frulustelut. gtiisi6 Ell f1p
ielpille nlitGGn erifoisto eifG etii-
lp1n fesfuspoliiiin p1allifon mie'
lestG Surfian ippfii noioa lufea
n1uilta frin ettd ban toimi fanlan-
lpaltuusfunnon profuraattorino.
neutrality-suspicious. titllaan nil
ppnlGttG ldbettGmdGn Surun bopioi
feuoen fanneipisfaalille enentpiG toi
menpiteitG lparten. Sannemisfaalin.
pirasto tlilee fftbosfiii pG1ttGnld1t,
nisiG Surfia on iGilDtettGupi iifii
fumes bdnen aiionio ratfaistaon.
Siiben asti flinnes ilnoitus pG1tof-
Iest6 Ioaplnt tullaon Surfia pitd-
mdGn tSeliingisid fesfuspoIiiiin
buostosia. = Sos.-oem.
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Smrfca flolemantapams.

SfGauG, tapaturmainen fitolenla
iattui 8aupatialla pf. s p:nG tpo-
mics 8ilbo Soeniuulle 8arluatian
fpl1stG. s. of faatlapatautia iairas
tomo. SGn oil fGpnpt naapurisla
bafen1asia maitoa flo 7 aifaan aa-
.nnrlla ia oil nGbtGpGsti mennpt pie
mG1n maitobinffaania aiuntonia o.
bite juofiemaon pieneen puroon.
Gen reunalla ban lienee Iaonlit fob
taufIen ia faatunllt iritlleen ojaan.
Siasia ei ollut pett6 fliin main 10
i'm. SIlalla mosta, fun Soeniuun
mnirno tuli tpost1Gn fotiin ia meni
bofemaan maitobinffaa, lopii b1n
niebenIG fuolleena maitobinfan pie
restG.
8ilbo Soeniuu of noin 80 apiio-
oen ifGinen, nairiiisia ia pboen
lapien I'D.
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Surnllinen mnrbenGptelmG Seliin'
gisiG.

BtSIu.
g8f. 10 p:nG flo 1a1t:n aifaan
aoirlupGip1llG tapobtui Sellingin
poliiiiloitofiella iurullinen mitrbe'
n6ptelm1. gtiiip11n olastoon oil bet
fist6 oifoiIertirlin tiiotu flillustelto-
ipofii liifeapuloinen aerttit Sartifai
nen, ionfa oil ilmoitettu ipurasta-
neen toinlipoifostaon Seliingin aiif
fafouppa Sp:sta 11a fulifouoen al
fana pbteeniG 2,424 inf. &iutluste.
lusia of neitonen mDontdnpt r1in
topobtuneen, mittta of puolustanrt
itie1Gn fila, ettei ollut ioanitt liif.
feestG palffoo. Straightforward ollen
oil ban iitten life nostanit fosiosta
polffaonia ipostoafpon mG6rGn
aun fitulitstelrja tointittonut et-
iifpG meni pubelinfaappiin tieous-
taofieen polHa.oiioa Fifteen ontista
iolto, jitofii neitoncn bbtGffiG oipo-
noiien iffltnan luo ia bpppGii oIos
alefianterinfabulle. Suone, iosto
bpppGps tebtiin iiioitiee foImannes.
ia fcrrofiesio. yseitoncn toiniitettiin
beti firurgiieen iairooEson, ionne nd
ncn oil js1tdfpd ioontoon iotfMpuo
boitoo. Sengenpooroa ei ole eiSG
hGncIta fotfennut mitddn idIcnii.
f1Sn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-09-15
aepDrretnnli Omlmsia.

SisfettGin iaipot erGGt beinGnlie-
bet Sltlun 9llaiiirtolasia barlpinai.
Ien maiffafin beioGn fannaltnon
bormilliien luonnonilmion. 2uotees-
ia fooffoon pGin fulfien pppbfGiii
6eioGn niittpniG pli tpoimafas ppor-
retuuli, iofa nosti mitfanaan iinren
ioufon beinGrrfoja. BilpenG ne
p0IlG6tiipGt ilmaan ia menim1t tult'
len motfasia fnifen mailman teit1.
|porremprsfp liiffii bptpin fapeal'
la alollo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-09-15
lsai faIin I,tmrem bamem.

yorf 9eacb, Wae., = &afii poifas
ta iai Gbases Yonoista paljain ia.
i'm 80 tliumm pituiierL ldbes neljo
paunaa painapan balren. Sun bar'
fl perattiin, oil fen watiasia -betfisto
aifaienlnlin nieltp 10.tlntmaineu
bailfi. aalaniaaliin fruunaa ie, ettd
prbeenaoleipasta lanlmesta Ell fii'
faan ole tGtG ernen iaanltt min
iuurta baiifea.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-09-15
Saumen tnpaffaluerohltien fprOitta'
ntinen.

Sallitufien talousarlpiosia eb0ot-
taman tupaffalpalnlistemeron toroi-
tufien ioboosta OH Sm. Yr. tieous.
tellit titpatfateollil ilultsmiesten nie-
lipioettI. SeiOan lauiuntojenia mlt-
fam eiip1t ballitufien lasfelmat I'll
paffaipalnlistelperon foroittallilen
fautta lii1ptppist1 tiloista tule pi-
tdnlGGn paiffaania, fosfa fotenlus
OH oioittaniit, ettG alma fun tllpafta
teosten bintoja foroitetaan, rpbtp-
not fuluttajat fGptt1mGGn balpent.
pia laatllia. SGstG ieuraa, ettG naif
fafin flilutus ppipiii iamana, mieI6-
pa lilGptpiIifin, merotlllot eipGt tlle
foDoanoan. gfiinpG perotulot piime
wuonna lasfirpat 551, 900 marfalla
eoellileen muoteen perrattllna buoli.
malta iiitd, eta ialpuffeioen tulu-
tus liidptpi II mill. tappaleeIIa.
Sama 6uonlio on tebtp mpoSfin
naapurimaasianlme &itotiisia, mis-
ia trpaffamonopolin miime muonna
olennettua tupaffamalmisteiben bin
toja fulutus fasgpoi erittGin iuureS-
ia mGGrGSid.