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The Washington times., 1927-11-14
ROMANCES0F
HISTORY ARE
RETAILED
Newspaper Writer to
Publish Volume OF
Picturesque Tales

Hinder the besuiling title of Half
FORGOTTEN Romances OF American
History" a washington newspaper
woman. Miss Elizabeth Ellteot POE
will publish soon a volume whlcn
will have an unusually wide appeal.
Most Of these tales have been pun
lished In newspapers ana II IS IN
response to an insistent demand that
they have been assembled in book
form. A smaller volume, IN Whleh
some of the stories were printed, was
enthusiastically commended by Presi.
dent Coolidge.
Because of the historic value OF
these romances the president gen.
eraT of the Daughters of the Amerl-
can Revolution invited Miss Poe 10
INCORPORATE them into an Illustrated
lecture which the D. A. r. Is re-
leasing for chapter gatherings among
its members. Half the proceeds OF
the sale of the book will be donated
by the author to the Constitution
Hall fund of the D. A. X. +,
Our library shelves are croWded
with books which chronicle the
deeds of American colonists ana
Revolutionary heroes and the sagac-
itv of statesmen who founded our
nation. Only passing mention Is
made to the romance which colored
their lives and in Half Forgotten
Romances of American History" a
welcome opportunity is presented to
read the love stories of the great and
of the women who assisted them on
their way to fame. With facile pen,
Miss Poe has handled the romantic
phases with a due attention TO his.
toric facts.
Among the romances included In
the present volume are those OF Co.
lumbus, Sir Walter Raleigh, William
Penn, Lafayette, Washington, Ma.
than Hale, Thomas Jefferson. Ben
Franklin, John Adams. Betty Wash
ington and Fielding Lewis, Edgar
Allan Poe, Admiral Farragut, Abra-
ham Lincoln, Robert r. Lee, U. S.
Grant and Stonewall Jackson.
Mrs. Frank c. Let's entertained
a large company at luncheon yes
terday at the Montgomery County
Club.
Representative and Mrs. Adam
Wyant have returned to the Ward.
man Park Hotel after several weeks
at their home in Greensburg, Pa.
The Washington times., 1927-11-14
NOTABLES HEAR
DAYTON CHOIR

The two recitals Of the Dayton
Westminster Choir at the. May.
flower yesterday brought out large
groups Of music lovers to hear a
program of great variety and in
terest. In the afternoon when the
guests were assembled by invitation,
they were greeted by Mrs. Henry F.
Dimock and Mrs. Harry Elstner
Talbot, sponsor for the choir. and
the recital had pleasantly informal
atmosphere.
Among those in the audience were
Mrs. Davis, wife of the Secretary
of Labor: the Minister of Colombia
and Nine. Olaya, the Minister of
Greece, Mr.. Simopoulos: Capt. Ed.
mond Willm, naval attache of the
French embassy; DIR. and Nine.
Bedoya, of the Peruvian embassy
Ramses Chaffey. of the Egyptian
legation; Count Pho Macchi di Gel
lere. of the Italian embassy; Mrs.
Calderon Carlisle, Mrs, Walter
Bruce Howe. Mrs. Victor Kauff'
mann and Mr.. and Mrs. Willmott
Lewis.
A smart audience also attended
the public recital in the evening,
several repeater" being noted
among the diplomats. Notably there
were Mr.. Chaffey and Count de
Cellere, guests in the box party for
which Capt. and Nine. Emmanuel
Lombard were hosts. Miss Janet
Phillips was also among their
guests.
The Washington times., 1927-11-14
FASHION SHOW
FOR SERVICE CLUB

Under the patronage of a group
of smart society women an 'in-
spirational" fashion show will be
held at 1905 l. st. (Stoneleigh Court
North, on November II, Is and 10,
for the benefit of the Soldiers,
Sailors and Marines Club. The
finance committee Of the club is
organizing the fete.
Members Of the Junior League will
act as mannequins, showing a num-
Der of smart models which are sure
to INSPIRE" spectators to buy
generously.
The Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
Club. which has pleasant head
quarters at Eleventh and L Streets,
provides, dormitories for men of the
service who are passing through
Washington and a pleasant place Of
recreation for men on duty here.
Mrs. Charles W. Richardson enter.
tanned at luncheon today in her home
on Grant Road for the members Of
The Washington times., 1927-11-14
CALENDAR

CALENDAR
TONIGHT, at 8:l5-DaytOn West.
minister Choir In concert. Cen.
trial High Community Center.
TUESDAY, at 4:3O-PhiIadeIphia
Orchestra. Fritz Reiner. con.
ductOr. First concert of #.
Arthur Smith series, Washington
Auditorium.
FRIDAY, at 4:3O--Lawrence lib.
bett. Metropolitan Opera baritone,
IN recital. Second Of Wilson.
Greene series. Polls.
Tomorrow afternoon, when the
Philadelphia Orchestra plays, under
Reiner, We will hear again the dra-
matte moods of Respighi's pines of
Rome" bringing tone paintings"
of nature interviewer with famous
scenes of Itaiy's immortal city.
There are the pines OF the villa
Borghese," "Pines Near a Gaia.
comb" pines OF the Janiculum"
and pines of the Appian Way"
A nightingale win sing--it Is
Its real song for which a phone.
graph is employed with orchestra
for the first time in musical his.
tory. "Noah's Ark" suite LRieti):
"Toccata and Fugue" C major
Bach orchestrated by Leo Weiner);
Fireworks" (Strawinsky); and 1.-THE
Pines of Rome" (RespighD 10 the
program, presented by T. Arthur
Smith at the Washington Audito-
rum
The Washington times., 1927-11-14
CAPTAIN WILLM TO
LEAVE FOR FRANCE

Capt. E. D. Willn, naval attache
OF the French embassy, and Nine.
Willm have returned to Washington,
after weeks visit in New York.
With their children, Paulette and
Sabine Willnn, they will leave town
on December and will sail from
New York for France on the lie de
France on December 10. They win
be in Paris until Captain Willm goes
to sea duty.
Commander Sable, newly appointed
naval attache of the Frnech en-
bassy, will arrive in Washington
early in December to relieve Captain
Willm.
Mrs. John B. Henderson, whose
Monday afternoon dancing class is
an institution in Washington, will
be hostess this afternoon to its
members. The class will meet by
invitation on Mondays through this
month and later in the season Mrs.
Henderson will begin her afternoons
at home.
Mrs. Henderson entertained guests
at luncheon yesterday.
Miss Helen Galley. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott Galley, will
entertain at luncheon at the Chevy
Chase Club on Thursday in compli-
ment to Miss Florence Wetherill, one
of this seasons debutantes.
X X
Mrs. Patrick O'Shaughenessy and
her debutante daughter, Miss Char.
lotte O'Shaughenessy, will entertain
at luncheon on November % at the
Club st. Marks for a group of the
seasons buds.
The Washington times., 1927-11-14

the woman's Auxiliary of the Med.
ical Society. Mrs. Charles Stanley
White is president of the auxiliary.
Preceding the luncheon, Mrs. Rich
ardson. who is a connoisseur of porce-
lain. gave a talk on Pottery" She
has in her home many rare and beau
tiful specimens of porcelain.
The Washington times., 1927-11-14
President Receives Polish
Horse ShOW Winners
Young Officers Are
Guests Of Minister at
Polish Legation
BY JEAN ELIOT

Hinder escort OF the Polish Min.
~ lister, Jan Ciechanowski, three
Polish army officers who gathered
iaurels at the Horse Show in New
York last week. were received today
by President Coolidge. They are
Col. Karol Rommel. Major Michal
Antoniewicz. and Lieut.. Stefan
Starnakski, and they have come to
Washington for day or two as
guests of the Polish Minister and
Mime. Ciechanowski. They carried
off 20 ribbons at the Horse Show,
nine firsts, including the famous in
ternational trophy.
The military trophy, which was
presented by the Polish Minister to
the Horse Show authorities a few
months ago and which was put up
for the first time at the meet last
week, was won by Canadian and
the presentation to the winner was
made by Mr.. Ciechanowski. who had
gone to New York for the event.
The trophy must be won by the
same constant three times before
It becomes the property of the win
ner.
With the presentation of such
trophy in view. the Polish Minister
had devoted several months to
searching for a suitable cup, and
while he was on his vacation in Eng
land last summer, he unearthed a.
very beautiful old piece of George
III plate which filled the bill ex-
actly. OF solid silver gilt, the cup
had originally been made for the
Monegomeryshire Yeomanry Cavalry
and it has a heavily embossed de.
sign in keeping with its destiny as
. horse show trophy. The event in
which the cup is offered is open to
troopers from the armies Of all ma
tons.
Nine. Padilla. wife Of the Spanish
Ambassador. and Mile. Rosa Padilla.
will go to New York tomorrow to
remain week.
The Washington times., 1927-11-14
MISS LAUGHORNE
TO WED NAVY MAN

Mrs. Daniel Allen Langhorne, of
Greenwood, Va, has announced the
engagement of her daughter, Miss
Rieta Brabham Langhorne, to Capt.
George Conrad Westervelt, U. S. N,
retired. The wedding will take
place in December, at Wildwood,
the home of the bride, at Green.
wood.
Miss Langhorne has been a fire..
quent visitor in Washington, spend
ing much time here as the guest
of MRS. Henry D. Flood.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Hanson Ely
were the guests in whose honor
Col. and Mrs. Jerome G. Pillow
entertained at dinner last evening
when there were sixteen guests.
Mrs. Robert Nelson Stanfield
entertained at a supper party last
evening for her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Teasdale Dunn, of Atlanta,
when she had nineteen guests.
The Washington times., 1927-11-14
SENATOR WALSH AT
DEMOCRATIC CLUB

Senator Thomas j. Walsh, of
Montana, was the speaker at the
program luncheon of the womans
National Democratic Club today.
This was the first of this season S
program luncheons, always one Of
the most popular of the clubs &C.
tivities, which will hereafter take
place on Monday of each week
throughout the winter. This years
luncheon discussions will center
around the political issues and prob
lens of the time, the general sub
ject of the series being IF Were
Writing the Platform in 1929" Sen.
ator Walsh spoke on this subject
today.
Among those present were: Mrs.
Thomas F. Bayard, jr., Mrs. Myron
Whitney. Mrs. Wilton j. Lambert,
Mrs. Edward B. Meigs. Mrs. Sam.
Vel Herrick, Mrs. James G.. Field,
Mrs. Julien Jacqueline Mason, Mrs.
Hugh Nelson. Mrs. Edgar B. Kay,
who entertained party Of eight;
Mrs. George Mcclellan, Mrs. Dan.
lei C. Roper, Mrs. Minnie Fisher
Cunningham, Mrs. Frank Hiram
Smell, Mrs. Blair Banister, Mrs.
Stephen Bonsal, Mrs. Kate Tren.
holme Abrams, Miss Stone, Miss
Anna Connolly, Mrs. George M.
Scksls. and Miss Laura Knott.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-01-13
2nnta Seraiisiafin.

Dallas, Ger. = Sultrin ola Sc
raiin waltiota tpietti ionlua oifein
pobioIan taipan nlrfaan, luntiipoi-
pan alla. Mprsfp alfoi Seraiisio lif
foien ilmalla, jofa fplmenii ilmon
min ett1 joullpGiipGn aamrna oil
iuurin ola maltioto liin1enpeitosIa.
SGnGn ianotoan olelpan niesmiiis.
tim oinoan litrniiateen nGin mar
balm ipuooesto. SitG ttIifin fobta
fliiii tiiitmaa pofiulta. gntinen re-
forti on 7 tititnaa, ntutta Ie oil OF.
Tut mpobenlpGGn talipella p. 1917.
Sunliolue ulottun Serorfondon iaaf
fa ibGsid ia 9alloiin ieiiouille etc
ldsid. 8acosia ia Eemplesid on ia.
tan1it noin human pafiiiioelta ra.
feita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-01-13
Imaia, Nfieb.

Sapaturmaiien fuoleman lai ti,f-
firnetiGsiG, Stonlep Weocfoii. geoin
12 MALTA tGGltG Sect 9fiberillG fao.
tamoarla p1iuto. Yuu oil foIlellaan,
Ell bafattu fpllin ilturta lonea olo-
puolelle, fltn pitl lGbti faotumaan,
ettG olili fatfenniit, balfeiifin, jit-
tGen pitf1n puolisfan fantoon fiin-
nj, ioSta pun plttoii ioburin pGdlle,
iofa tappoi beti. @ainaia of ipntp.
npt ia fostpanrt tGGllG, ollen 20
tpuooen paifoilla.
8ictor Wtuffo iai tieoon Gopina-
tonista, ettG ietGni6 on iieIl1 fuol-
lllt, iobon lGbti baiitaiaiiiin ,iuoen-
lDuooen oottona.
&aniollisierrafunnan fabipioiiis
to If. 3 b. WerS SSiacf MlangoIla oil
tliloia $10,50, iosta fiitos ieiirafun-
talaiiilIe ia Wtrs Mangolle.
Soliln lonlolla on olIut paIion
nitoria 8aiifegnnisto, iobon ofpat
menneet tdfaiiin. See oIifpot Niss
Silma SalitoIa Weiss sSines Holita-
la ia Weiss IiIi S,tia. Snneo reis.
iulle. Nuorten t6ptDp min naisten
fitin poifoirfin mennG ntiriiolta bo-
fenaan tpot1, fun iit1 Ell ole poif.
fafunnoIla. s. 6. gnoerion.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-01-13
Thurs. Jan. 13, 1927
Sofea tptt6 snmisttmut firialliiella
alalla.

Salt 2afe gitp. = Miss Bella
Gesietto, % tpuotias iofea tptto, 10
ia mastif6Gn iai tieoon ettG bGnen
fertonl,.flenIa on otettl 9ltlailtic fltu
faltiiiulfaiiulin, enlin lltuli ettd bGn
on menettGnpt firltloniafin fun bd-
men llifiiania ilmoitti b1nelle enii-
mGiiestG menestpfiestG. Waiss Ses.
ietto on lltabin pliopiston oppilaS
| ia on ollut iofeana melfein ipntp-
mGstGGn asti. SGnelle on foetettu
laaba apua parbainmilta laafGreil
td tGsiG maasia ia guroposia, NUT
ta tltrbaan. Sitten on b1n fitlfenlit
erilaiiisia iofeainfouluisia iosia
bGn on iiorittarlit tutfinnon mel
fein faifisia aineisia, Min ettG ba-
net on ipibboin bppdfipttp pliopis-
toon iosia ban opisfelee ebelleen.
Miss Iesiettolla on erittGin tarf
ia nruisti ia erifoinen paisto rGb-
oG benfeniG iilmillG it'd minfG iab
teen b1n tietGG ainoastaan opetta-
| iienIa fertoman perusteella. &erto-
nrltfienia, iofa NIT ostettiin pllGnai
nittltirn iufaiiul,n, on bGn firioitta
mt 10 fafii iplotta iitten ia parnltt
len bpllplle "fppipnGGn". &ertomiif
Iesiaan frtpailee iofea tptto eri benz
filoitG ia paiffoja rGfeipGn ibniien
tarfflioella. Soinen t1llainen to-
paits iofean benfilon elGmGnbalusta
ia innostufiesta pprfinlGGn eteen.
pGin, on ilnlennpt fituluiiasia Selen
&ellerisiG, iofa on iuorittanlit taD.
oeIIiiet plioppiIastrttinnot ia oppi.
NIT plibirmaan ,. M, tuoiffa on
oIlut iofea iefd fl,uro ipntpmGstGGn
laaffa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-01-13
Sttpmen iualtipiuelfa.

8altiofonttorista iaabun tieoon
n1iifaon tefi Sitomen ipoltiomelfa
marrasfiiun Iopusia S7S,944, ,42S
mnrffaa, iosta mGGrGstG nlfomais-
tn tpnfnlitettua fpeIfaa 1850 milf.
334,42S marffoa ief6 fotimoista
tpafoiitettua ipeIfoa 52S milf. 61O,.
900 ntarffoo. Iarrosfluin oifano
tpGbeni ipuItion ipeIfa IA mill. mar
folGd, mifd fosfee etitpddsfi nIfo.
moisfn tpeIfaa oinoostoan ioitten-
Tim pienien tpGbennpsten ioufuesia
fotimaiien ipafniitetiin ipeIan oioIIe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-01-13
Gpstinmerffien ntpleminen ei ole
ipaarallista.

@aIbington. = nleioen fplelp1en
joboosta pDptd6 postilatos ilmoit-
taa, ettG litltlo postimerffien nltole-
miIen ipaaralliiuuoesta terlpepsopl-
Iiielta fannalta fatIoen on ferras.
Iaan mGGrG. BGintpostoin, iunotpat
postilaitofien tpironomaiiet ettG Iii.
ma jota postimerffeibin fGptetdan
on ratpintoa iiidltGtpGG liifuafetta,
jofa on pGGllepddtteefii tpielG rlaus
tettua. BostilaitoS fitiilentma m1is
toiii iitG liin1aa enemnlGntin, nutta
fosfa on bptpin Iitultatpaa etta ib-
miiet iiinG tapaitfiesia nuoliiimat
iitG pois liian palion, ioten merritt
putoliiipat pois, ia ie aibeitttaiii
tpiitpptpfiid postin perilleiaapunti-
iesia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-01-13
suuuell untiiia
Torin ipiuGiatamafsipms

gr1Gt Horin buomattalpat fun
nalhsniebet oipat iGttaneet iifGlGi.
ielle faltpunginapaltliitstolle firjel-
man. misiG be anopat, ett6 fpipnps
&ofemGenjoen iuurmlitalttlesta otet.
taiiiin idlleen pdipdidriestpfieen ia
ettG tGtG laaiafantoista ia fatpltn-
gin liifeelannGlle eniihuoftaista aiiaa
rpbopttGiiiin toiiteolla malmistele.
moan.
IS. 1919 teti Sorin iatanlaballi-
tuS tpaltiilstolle eiitpfien &ofemGen
ioen 1tubestaan iiturruopparfiesta,
lotto iltlrenrnat laitpat fltin npfpi-
i'm poiliipat fGpttGG bpipGfieen jofi
pGplGG aina Eorin faiipunfiin asti
ia lastdta pliittaiparaa Torin iofi.
iatanasia. @altuusto aiettii file
fannolle, ettG bpipGn fuIfutp6plGn
funnosiapitdninen Borin ia &epo.
iaaren -MeGntpluobon nGlillG on
faupungin trleipaiiluibelle erifoiien
tGrfeG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-01-13
Wfrs Wtt@eriun pa=
pantettanee
Stun tabtitoSistaia Wtrs @iiemam'
Sielaff on baomattn iuaGran iualan
tefiiGfii.

Sos 9lngeles. = Siirilafimies
9lia Scenes ilnloitti ettd epanfelista
9limee Senlple McYberion maboolli
iesti ipapaiitetoan friminaaliiesta
Observation-Disclosures oifeuoen
fiertGnliiefii. Sanen fansiaan mo-
pal,tettanee nlpos toilet ipDtetpt e.
murtfelistan Giti, Wars Weinnie &en-
nebp ia &ennetb q. Srmiston, enti-
men g(ngelus.tenlppeliin raoioope'
roattori. SeibGn ianotoan fietontii-
neen otafiuttirun ipalbeelliieen ferto
mufieen, ettG mainitta elpanfelista
faopattiin, tpoiffo Wtrs Sorraine
8iIemmISieloffin tobistlifien mt
foon efpanfelista oil ainafin o1an
fatoomisaiastaan garmelisia iiiaitle
posIa butpilasia 6. q. Srmistonin
fansio.
gept on lofin1ies Scenes tlmottta-
nut, ettG tGbtitobistaia Wtrs Sor-
raine @iiemonISielaff on iofa Poi
ma tutfittaesia antanrit erilaiiia tie
toia, jotfa ieltpGsti tobistaipat bd'
mem olenon ipGGrGn tpalan tefiidrt.
&ofo iittt1t on iiis Min pabasti lot
felltltn1it, ettG fen perltltttan1isto
tpaaoitaan.
S1utrloutaftnnan t1itfinto pioe.
tGGn mainitltn tooistaian paliasta'
n1ista ieifoista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-01-13
24-tnntimen aianlafo rautateillG.

9aoen-9aoenin faniainpGliiesiG
aifatarlntnnferensiisia ilmoitti-
mot Saflan ia Sfanoinaipian moat
pGGttGneeniG emf tol1fofiiun puoli-
tpGliStG lGDtien ottaa ainafin aifa.
tauluisioan fGptGnto0n 24-tuntiIen
aifajaon. &un liiGfii gnelonti ia
Sollonti tuletpot menettelemGGn ia.
moin, nGpttGG iiltG, fuin Suomi iGi
Il oinoafli maafii iosia ei tpielG en-
Il toufofliusta lGbtien fGptetd "a
t1ntista aifajafoa ral1tateiben oifa-
ta1tluisio.
TGGiobtaia gastren on ilmoitta.
nut, ettd fpiDm9s on otettl raitta-
tiebalLitufien reitnottelltfltnnan fo.
foiifien obielmoan, ioten iiitG ei ole
faiienumin ole Observation-Disclosures
poitit teboG pGGtostG. SobennGfoi-
iesti titlee NIT p6GtettGtp6fii meillG.
fin toimeenpanna aifataitluisia "a
tltntinen aifaiafo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-01-13
MfaanjdristDs tebnpt
tnbua GaliforuiaSia
Sebnst pabinfoa min $2,5O0,0OO.

Galerico, gal., tammif. l p. -
SGn6Gn maaniGristpsiariut tefipdt
noin $2,5OO,0O0 ai1eelliien ipabin-
gon Snperial-laufiosi @la!Galifor
niasia ia Yobiois-Wericosia iiiaitie
misia fo1pungeisia. uieilla paiffa-
funnilla rafennuflet liibistliipat o.
las ia ipttpinGt palamaan. nritta
muotta jubliipct nGin obottamatta
jolttltispat failbun paltaan. SSGristpf
iien ei ianota tubonneen ibmisben-
lid.
SGristpsalue f1iitti noin $50
MALTA pobjoiieen ia 60 MALTA etc.
lGGn Wericon rajalta. Sdrindt Ilt-
bistiwat ia iGrfirpGt rafenniifiia pa
risiafpmmenesiG fplGsid ia fauppa-
lasia. g[la+galiforniasia iijaitietpis-
la paifoisia. Galericosia ia Weerica-
lisia tunnettiin anforaa iGristpstG
ia n1ainitlilla paiffafunnilla fuper
noori &oorigues iulisti iotalain nal
litielpafii ia faiffi jromopaifot full
iettalpifii. Galericon poliiiipGGlliffo
Soc Sarbpicf, on iGriestGnpt eritpi
len poliiiifetirrn iuoielemoan liife.
paiffoiu, iotfa ndbtGtpGsti oIitpat
iolttltmaiiillaan rospoien fGIiin.
@abingot mainitulla paiffafunnalla
arpioioaon no,tietpan 100000 DOL
lariir.
Gnlericosia ifiaitiepa fauppafa.
mari on altanrt ilt1nnitelntia falt-
pungin ultoelleen rafentaniIefii.
llieita fpntmentG benfiloitd on tGdI-
Id mpos lol,ffaantitnrt rofennutiien
lubistuesia. Satflapia nlaanalaiiia
tGristpfiiG tltnnettiin fofo iGlfeen
puolen pdipGn. See eitpGt fititenfaan
olleet anfaraa laatua.
SGristpfiet iptpttitp6t itieita rofen
nltfiia palamoan MericalisIo, nlisIi
ipabinfo nouiee 25O,O0O oollariin.
ltieita fpntmenid aiuinrafenr1tfiia
| ia nrita rofenniifiia, nGioen joufos
la ollen ol1itpanimo, palni porofIi.
&aupitngin neiiiobto mpos iGrfpi.
Smperial-laufiosia iiiaitietpat faup.
polat ia fpldt mpos fGriiipGt iGris.
tpfiistd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-01-13
S1onpautitsl SGsiG Ieboesii

= Suomurtiisl SGsiG lebbesi6
ipiinlttpiifon rumerpsin OF paiffa-
human liittisten ioitfosia mai1tittit-
no nioren tpton, Waiss Slorence
&antppiien fatoon1it1en. gpt pppb1m
me tpton omaiiille ia tltttatpille IL
moittaa itientme ia SeibGn iGofien.
ne, ettG Wfiss &on1ppinen on IL.
ntoontitrtlt beti len iGlfeen fun 3D.
men fatoomiiestaan nainittiin Ieb.
besi1mme, ia on bdn ebelleenfin
faiiplineisia.
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SGrfbttGiuG aato-unnettomnns, jos
ia AanIalaiiiamme on ntenettaneet
benfeniG.

ct. 8altl, 0tinn., tontnlif. 3 p.-
Surtlliinen altton ia fatrpaunlin
pbteenoio tapabtui tGGllG gromtpen
ja ltniberiitp abenien fiilmaltfiesia
marbain 1 pditp1n aa1ritna, iolloin
nltorifot Splmia ia Gillian 2aitinen
iefG @arne 2ebti ia 8illiam Wattie
nliipat palrrusia tGGltG fotiinia Win
neopoliiiin. Suuri gronnpeI ope-
nuen frIrnarfiesia torntGii fatuipali
mi beioGn aiitoonia Min rnirlla
ipoin1olla, ettG faiffi aittosIa olleet
neljG betfiloG tpisfautititpot faiias
fa6ulle iill6 ieuraufiello, ettG SDl-
mia 2aitinen, iiGltGGn 20 tpuotias
neitonen fuoli poifalla ia Iarne
2ebti, II tpuotias ruoritfainet
fuoli iairaalonn ipietpnd noin fol-
mefpnrrnerttG nir,tltttia tnpatltrman
iGlfeen.
gltiton obiaoia 8illiam Mattie
ia toiiena etiiistiiimella istinut
Gillian 2aitinen iaiipat paboja baa.
ipoia pntpGri r1tumiinia riffontuneis
ia aiiton IaIeista, jotta Ientelip1t
iiuireIIa ipointaIlo aitosta faouIle
.pisfaiituneioen pGGlle.
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Rontoo. = Santnlifnitn aifnna
ipolmistuu pubelinloitos 2ontoon
ia Seem gorfin ipGlilIe. @oImen mi
muffin prbelu mafiaa $75. gboen
miniiiitin prbeIu $25 ia pubeIinta
on oifertettu fGpttGnGGn forfein.
toun t2 mintuiittia ferraIla. sos
fpG1rd n1tmero iattuit = iiitd ei tar
ipitie mafioa mit66n. Siis enii fiius
ia tpoiSoan ionoa Seem gorfista
2ontooieen pubeIiren faiitto: "Sel-
10 eirI". Sieoon pttbeIinGaitofien
tpaImistrniiesta on ottoftlit plipos
timestori @iIIiam TaitcbeIG.Sb Sbom.
ion.
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Yaiffafnnnalta.

= Waiss Waamie Sobninn iofa
toinii taalld pG6operaattorina tele.
fooni aiemalla, labti mtime iunnun
taina @arquetteen Wicb. opintoia
iatfamaan mainitlilla alalla ia teb-
taipid iiina toirnesia iiiorittamaan,
fpiippen pari fulifailtta iiellG. On.
nea natfalla!
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&aniolainen 9ficbor6 &alIto'

= &anialainen gficbarb &alGto-
maa on npt lopulliiesti SurlepsiG
ilGntGnG, Sron coriltpn iberiffinG.
&ilpailiiania, entinen iiinG pirasia
ollut, 9taineri rtinlinen pritti tebbG
ebelliien ipolinran t1trbafii, lasfet-
tarnalla GGnet 1ti6estaan. Wutta 10
puIliiesti fititenfin fonialailemme
poitti tpiran. Soitpontne, ett1 bGn
iltomalaiien rebelliipp6ellG ia iitfep
belld tdpttGG naifean frtltnrifien-
Ia.
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= Wiss Sppne 9. Sill ia Wiss
8ieno &osfi lGbtitpGt tpiime iunnun
tai-iItono Mtarquetteen, Wiicb. iat.
famoon lltfltioan Gormaalifoulus-
ia, pietettpddn iubGain ppbdt tGGl-
I'd fotonaan. Wenestpst6 opinteillGl
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- lliiiitpuoii tuIi poiffofunnoI-
lenrme Ieppoiiano, iuoiaiieno limo.
no. Sell ntiiiittiii Iiuffaafii ntutta
10 tiistoina iataa tiiprutteIi Iiinta
oifa pofiusti iioioiien iIman pbd
mallitesia, nniiittuesio fesfipiiffona
firffoofii iopitpofii toItpi-ilmafii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-01-13

= @ioIi iaunaan. Muston So.
fin nimell6 tiinnettu fanialaiienune
of mennpt SurIepn boprpiaunoon
ionne fiioIi. 4iiolema tai oibeiititi
IiidlIiiesta mdfiiuoulien naiittiutiies
ta. $dn of noin 35 ipuooen ifdi-
men.
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Seem Oorf. - geuoren naiien ritr
mis- lopoettiin Ianiioiasta faupunfia
40:nnen faoun tparrella er11n to-.
Ion pibdIta. gsainen tltnnettiin Belle
Stofes-niniiiefii - ia artpellaan
b6nen piioonneen iffunosta ulos =
iitopitniifien t1boen. @niin ortpeIi.
nat piranomaiiet, ettd tptto of pa-
fotettu bppp1GnlGdn iffiinosto oIas
tai tarfoitti tebb1 itiemitrban. Mapo
bentpi tutfimus oioitti fiiitenfin, ct.
tG fpieesfd oil tpobinfo - iofa of
oibeutitniit IiiafIiien iropirniifien
tGboen iiII0 tptt5 OF oIlitt piiootes-
ioan tiitfimusten miifuan bimaIas.
ia.