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New Britain herald., 1927-01-08
GATHERINGS
Dancing Class Party Last Night-Mrs. Hildebrandt to Entertain Sunday.

MT. and Mrs. Emory Corbin en- tertained four tables of bridge Mon day evening at their home on West Main street. Mrs. Leon Thomson of Hartford, Mrs. Matthew Griswold of Berlin, Mrs. Richard Pinches, Leon Thomson of Hartford. Gordon Davis of Hartford and Roswell Davis of Hartford won the prizes.
 Ar. and Mrs. Elwood Johnson en- tertained their supper club Wednes- day evening at their home on Trum- bull street.
 Mrs. William Sternberg entertain ed few friends at luncheon and cards at her home on Maple street Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Parker Abbe entertained at luncheon and bridge at her home on Steele street Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs, Carl Messenger of Philadelphia, Pa-
 Mrs. George Hildebrandt will en- certain at tea at her home on Rhinedecker Lane tomorrow after noon for her son and daughter-in- law. MT. and Mrs. Burton Hide brandt of Minneapolis, Minn.
 The ballroom of the Shuttle Mea- dow club was the scene of one of the outstanding social functions of the community on Friday evening when the members of the Dancing Class met for their second dancing party this season. Numerous home dinner parties preceded the dancing, the largest and most important be- ing that which Mrs. Stanley Eddy gave at her home on Lincoln Road.
 Great numbers of New Britain residents are finding amusement in winter sports just now. The North End park and the pond at the Shut tie Meadow club are affording splendid opportunities to the skater. while Walnut Hill park and the golf course at the club attract those fond of sliding and tobogganing. With the favorable weather it is quite safe to wager that some of our more ardent winter sports followers will make plans for an ice carnival which, by the way is almost an an- nual event at the Shuttle Meadow club--and one of no little note.
 
 The second series of musicales was given by the pupils of Ruth Bennett Lindsay at the Business and Professional Women's club Mon- day afternoon. The following pro- l gram was given:
 Na!se in G flat ......,.,.., Chopin Nalse in D flat ........., Chopin
 Mildred Berglund Tn Twilight ........ Ganschals
 Elizabeth Friend "Ed dclwclss'' ........... Lange
 Barbara Baldwin Recitations: "Practicins Time" .....,..., Guest
New Britain herald., 1927-01-08
PERSONALS
School Set Returns After the Holidays-Exodus to Warmer Climes Continues

Richard Cooper, son of MT. and Mrs. Elisha Cooper of Vine street will return today to the Taft School after spending the holidays in town with his parents.
 Miss Corinne Goodwin, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Burton Goodwin of Sherman Court returned on Mon day from Philadelphia, Pa.
 Scribner Cobb returned to Am herst College, Amherst, Mass, on Sunday after spending a few days with Mir. and Mrs. William F. Brooks of High street.
 Miss Barbara Swift, daughter of Talmadge Swift of Cedar street has returned to Wells College, Wells, Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dugald McMillan of Dover road will leave January 14 on a Mediterranean cruise.
 -li' dllu MI .. III itSC CIloll cA Forest street and Mir. and Mrs. William L. Hatch of West Main stSeet sail on the Rotterdam the Hf.er part of the month for Ea lise through the Mediterranean Ssa.
 Mrs. William L. Hatch of West Main street is spending a few days in New York city.
 Henry Pelton, son of Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Pelton of Forest street has returned to Deerfield Academy, Deerfield, Mass.
 Miss Elizabeth Cooley, daughter Dr. George Cooley of Lincoln Road has returned to the Walnut Hill School, Natick, Mass, after spending the holidays in town.
 Among the college set returned to Yale University after the holi- days are Harold Rossberg, son of Mrs. Alice T. Rossberg of Vine street, Henry Russell son of Mir. and Mrs. Isaac Russell of Grove Hill Maxwell Moore, son of MT. and Mrs F. Allen Moore of Sunny)edge, Richard House, son of Mrs. William House of Lenox Place, Leo Gaffney, son of Judge B. r. Gaffney and Mrs. Gaffney of Vine street, Ford Cooper, son of MT and Mrs. Elisha Cooper of Vine street and James Cooper, son of MT. and Mrs. J. E. Cooper of Vine street.
 James W. Cooper. son of Mir. and Mrs. James E. Cooper of Vine street, will be one of sixteen ushers at the marriage of Miss Gretchen Taylor
New Britain herald., 1927-01-08
Photo by Johnson & Peterson.

Teich will be assisted In this by Miss Mabel Wallen and Mrs. E. R. Hitchcock. Miss Mildred Turner will give several piano selections. There will be current events roll call and every member is expected to offer some item of current interest.
 The Woman's club will hold meeting Tuesday afternoon. January II, at the Saint Marks parish rooms at 3 o'clock, Harry c. White of New York will give talk on the Won ders of Electricity"
 The Etude Musical club was en- tertained Monday evening at the home of Miss Muriel Stockwell of Monroe street. at which time off cers for the year were elected. The present officers of the society con- sist of Charles A. Johnson. presi- dent: Miss Edla Sims, vice-presi- dent; Miss Madalene Gerrish. secre- tary; George Westerman, treasurer.
 Miss Gerrish read a paper on Verdi's opera Aida" Miss Sims en- tertained with a violin solo, "Ro- nance" by Svendson accompanied on the plano by Miss Sims. Miss Stockwell gave a piano solo.
 The Literary club of PlainvilIe met at the home of Miss Elizabeth Norton Friday afternoon. A talk was given by Mrs. N. G. Curtis oi Hamilton street. New Britain on the music of Stephen Foster. Mrs. Cur tis illustrated her talk by singing number of Fosters compositions. Mrs. Charles w. Moody discussed current events.
 The 26th annual ball of the Ken ilworth club will take place in the ballroom of the Hotel Bond on the evening of Thursday, February 3rd. Si Yaffe will play. John Lindsay Is chairman of the committee in charge which includes Dr. Clifford Vivian, Harry Ginsburg, Merwin George Curtis, Henry Christ William Baker, Harold Dolan, Clifford Talmadge, August Klein, David Modeen. Vincent O'DeA.
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New Britain herald., 1927-01-08
WEDDINGS
Goldsmith Williams Nup- tials-Jack Connors Weeds in New York City.

Miss Doris Williams, daughter of Arthur W. Williams of Corbin ay- enue, and Gordon Astor Goldsmith, son of Mir. and Mrs J. A. Goldsmith of Milford, were married Tuesday evening at o'clock at the First Congregational chuch. Reverend Theodore A. Greene, pastor per- formed the ceremony.
 The bride who was given in mar riage by her brother, Clarence Will Hams, was attired in gown of ivory chiffon velvet trimmed with cloth of silver. She wore silver slip pers and veil of tulle and real lace caught with orange blossoms. She carried bouquet of orchids and lilies of the valley.
 Mrs, Kenneth Mcknight, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and Miss Charlotte Perry of West Vir- ginia. classmate of the bride at Nassar college, was maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Martin Hollfelder, Miss Anne Quinn of Washington, D. C., Miss Lillian Sleath and Miss Dolly Goldsmith, sister of the bridegroom. Earle Nor wall Thorp was the best man and the ushers were Charles Baratelli, Earle Middletown, Kenneth Me Knight, Hubert Williams and Ever cit Williams, brothers of the bride and Norman Williams. a cousin of the bride.
 Mrs. Mcknight, Miss Perry, Mrs. Hollfelder and Miss Sleath wore gowns of pink chiffon. They carried bouquets of lavender sweet peas and tea roses. Miss Quinn and Miss Gold smith wore gowns of coral chiffon and carried bouquets of lavender sweet peas and tea roses.
 A small reception followed the ceremony at the residence of the brides father. The rooms were dec- orated with pans and carnations.
 MT, and Mrs. Goldsmith are in Bermuda on their wedding trip and upon their return will reside in Milford.
 Mir. and Mrs. Schreicher of Lyons street, announce the engagement ot their daughter, Irene, to Davls Zangg, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Zangg of Avon.
 MT, and Mrs. William Frey of Winthrop street, announced the en- gagement of their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Verna Frey 10 John Wal ter Dolan, at bridge party given by them in their home Monday eve ming. Mrs. Dolan is the son of MT. and Mrs. Thomas DolGn of Park street, Bristol. No date has been set for the wedding.
 John F. Connors. formerly of Cor
New Britain herald., 1927-01-08

ter of Mir. and Mrs Harold T. Sloper of Russell street will sail on Satur- day, January 22nd aboard the Homeric on a cruise through the Mediterranean.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Hart of Hart street sailed last Wednesday for Europe 10 spend the remainder of the winter season.
 James Robinson of Harrison street left Monday on a trip through the west.
 Miss Margaret Peck of New York city and Dr. Eugene Peck and Mrs. Peck with their two children of Boston. Mass, are the house guests of Mrs. R. N. Peck of Park Place.
 Miss Margaret McAuley of Frank lin Square left this morning for Sparr, North Carolina.
 Russell Frost of Northrop, Va, Is spending the month with relatives in town.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-08

Wettlaufcr. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Conrad E. Wettlaufer, of Buff falo, New York, to Maurice c. Field Of Chicago, which will take place Saturday evening, January IS, at s o'clock, in the First Presbyterian church at Buffalo, N. Y.
 Miss Bernice kolet of Waterbury, has been the guest of Miss Grayce Scheicher of Lyons street.
 Miss Constance Twichell, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Reuben c. Twichell of Forest street, returned Tuesday to Wellesley College.
 Miss Ruth North returned this week to Dana Hall. Wellesley, Mass. She is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. James S. North of Sunnyledge.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Hatch of Lincoln Road will sail tomorrow for the West Indies.
 Mrs. Clarence Bennett of Forest street, and daughters Miss Marion Bennett and Miss Helen Bennett spent last week at Lake Placid, New York, the St. Moritz of America. The Misses Bennett are students at Miss Masters school at Dobbs Ferry.
 Mrh. Carl Messenger of Philadel- pia is the guest of Mrs. Maurice Stanley of Lincoln Road.
 Sterling Wyckoff, son of Reverend and Mrs. c. S. Wyckoff of Plainville, has returned to Amherst college.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Ossian S. Bepnett of Dover Road. sailed Thursday from New York on a seven weeks tour of the Mediterranean.
 Albert F. Corbin of Vine street, returns today from a few days spent in Boston. .--
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Judd and children of Worthington Ridge, Ber- lin, left Tuesday to spend the re- mainder of the season at their win ter home in Florida. ..
 Miss Mary Whittlesey and Miss Frances Whittlesey of West Main street, were in New York for a few days this week.
 Miss Elizabeth Wilcox and Miss Helen Rhom of Berlin left Monday to spend the rest of the winter in South Carolina.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Grove of Grove Hill returned Thursday from New York city.
 Among those of the college set of Maple Hill who returned to their studies at various schools and col legs the first of this week were: Miss Helen Hare of Northfield sem mary, Jonathan Hart of Buzzard Bay Naval academy, Steven Hart of Riverside Military academy at
New Britain herald., 1927-01-08
-"lOto by Johnson $ Peterson.

bin avenue this city, and Miss Phyra Natalie Peterson. daughter of Mrs Matilda Peterson of 292 Iranistan avenue, Bridgeport. were married December 28, in New York city. MT. Connors had made his home here until recently when he left to make his home in Bridgeport.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Brin an- nounce the engagement of their neice, Miss Betty Glazer of Somer- vile, Massachusetts, to Albert Nj. Koppel of New Britain. The wedding date will be announced in the near future.
 MT and Mrs. Harry w. Hagen Of South Main street. celebrated the sixth anniversary of their marriage Thursday evening with a party.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-08
CLUB EVENTS
Woman's Club Meets Tues day-Maple Hill Woman's Club Plans Meeting.

A meeting of the Maple. Hill Wo- mans club will be held Wednesday afternoon, January F, at the home of Mrs. F. c. Teich of Frederick street. Mrs. Teich will be assisted by Mrs. G. E. Root, Mrs F. F. Aus tin and Mrs. F. J. Skinner. Charades will be the main part of the pro- gram of the afternoon and Mrs
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-27
suumen llntiiia
safari supclimfIcn mnistopatias.

<ten difaiienlnlinS on ferrottll
on Safari Sopeliutiet nutistopat-
las iuunniteltu ppstptettGfpGfii &ai-
popitiStoon. HDttentnlin on funnltin
fin ilmennDt oiianbaaroia, iotfa pa
fottolpat ottamaon eIille fpipnlpfIen
ltlioen paifan palitienliieSta patias-
ia marten. aer1ps n1et on titotta-
mt enernnlGn paroia fllin alitfii
lltultiin. 9fuotiisia eiim. ferGttiin
10000 frultnua. GGAl1 tetee mabooI
liIefii mltistopatiaan ppstpttGrniien
iitlreumasia laaituoeSia, ioten
iitiinniteltu paiffa &nipopuistosia
fGp liian abtaofli.
@almiStufiiin filpailltobjelman
laatimiietii rDboDt1dn emf tilasla.
9(iia tltlee ellie NJ. III. 9upanmeis-
tdialiiton fofolifiesia buomenna flo
7 ip. Saiteiliiaieltran buoneistosia.
GGbGn Observation-Disclosures iua-
nat ottaa oiaa mpOSfin rtotiinlnaa
laiiet frpanpeistGidt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-27
tmllijtpafan inGtccm.

@aris. = &ansfaIaiiisia balli-
tuspiireisid ollnan pbG toiiporiffai-
ia, ettG tullifiista gbbpSpaltain ia
9fansfan mGlillG pGGttpp onnelliies-
ii 9uolimatta iiitG, ett1 miimeinen
&onsfan firieln1G tullifpipmDfien
iubteen Ell tbpopttdnbt gbODSipoltain
Dallitusta. Sn lauI1ttlt, ettei Gtons-
fan Ballitts moi nip0ntGG ybops-
palloille "Iuoiituintntan fanion obie
ppfGldG" fosfa Ell eoellpttdiii lanai.
laiiia ipaatintltfiia toiiilta MALTA.
ioten 9fansfalle ttliii n1onellaiiia
iuaifeitfiia faitppaiopintltfiien uuoes
taani6riestelpsi6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-27
@aisilmailiiallc piSettD glsOreilla
tnliaisjn6lnt.
@sOrcilla

@orta 9elgaoa, 9(5ores, lofaf. 81
p. = Sononla amerifalaiien nais-
ilnailijan 9tltt6 @loerin ia bGnen
obiaoianIo @eo. Solbemanin ibmeel
liiestG pelaStltfiesta of lepinnpt
falttta iaaren ioten ilmailijoita oil
tertpebtimGsiG iruri ioltffo iboiliioi-
ia fun pelaStetltt iaopitilpot Sorta8-
ia portugalifaiiella postilaipalla ia
tanaan torStaina. Sli belppo guo-
mota WfiIs Gloerin ntutoen joufos-
ia, iillG bGn oil pielG puettltna bou-
i1pufltunia ia ieiioi SolOema1in
DierellG DlGfannella laiman lG6es-
tDesiG loitltria.
Goifallinen 9lmerifan foniuli me.
nj beti lailpan onffuroitua lahpan
fannel(e terlpe6timdGn ilmdilijoita.
iolloipGlin roitnollaoliiat DrittipGt
p1GstG n1fentGGn tltliioita l1bentnlin
iillG beio1n ibnleellinen pelostrtfien-
ia of lintnlittGnpt foiffein IpoGmet.
9tutb ilturesti ilostui fuullesIohn
foniulilta, ettG 8onto Selgooasio
oleipat omerifolailet eitp1t ole lain.
fam pettpneitG finn lentdjGt einGt
p1GsieetfG1n perille ioaffa, tpaan
oipat iloiIia tGstG iattltneestn tilai-
iitu6esto iaooa iitblia BELLE t6GllG,
2utb iuofli titoSta Solbemanille II
ntoittanaon ia puierii bGnen fGt-
tGGn Min liiiasti, ett6 Saloemanil-
ia pGGii dGnndbbps, iosto pIeiio oil
iiuresti blipitettitta.
Tortitgalilaiiet naiiet fotleliwot
flmmastufIella tpt0n 1ouIltpitfua,
pitGen Iitd nGfoiddn epGnaiielliieno,
nitta ontoilput orteefii. Gr6sfin
lpanbo noinen tefi ristinmerfin
ndboesIddn 0aiss @Ioerin lpbpefii
leifotun tiifon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-27
Glinfnstannnsten ticbnstcln.

Silastollinrn pG1toiniisto on
pGGttGnpt tieoustelGa elinfustantits.
bintoia iiiuremntilto faitpungeilto,
oiittoin pienenmilf1fin foilpitngeil-
ia, teboos.i .ieiioitilto ia erGilt1 ntoo
ieliouilto. Sieoot titleipot ferGttdpGf
Fl teboastpoldiiiltd, ntootoIolstpoIdi
iiItd ia tpirfnntiebiItd. &obotoinifo-
mari pdGtti tarstoina pit1m6siddn
fofoufiesia, olIen toiin iitG mieItG,
ettti tebtGipG flniliiiii bfiinomaon
moltiolIe, foupunginpoItitustolle eff
oottoa ettd tiIoston ferdps onncttoi
iiin foiipiinein tiIostofonttoriIle ia
iita porten mpOnnettdiiiin $4,000
inorfan mddrdrobo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-27
aotitcull ulliinnsfonlnt.

gSaltion menoarpiosia OIL tdfii
pltooefii uarattu fotiteolliillioen e.
oistdmiieen 100000 norffao. "a
ma nGGrdroba on fuiterfin buo-
ntioonottoen fotiteoIIiiuiisfoiilujen
iiuiren liifum11rdn iefd fotiteolli.
iiutspboistpsten neinpontotDon tdr-
fenoen ia loaiitiIoeH oioittoittilnrt
riittdndttomdfii. 9lillupoa iptctto
porten ebootctoun ieniuiiofii liid-
menoortpioslo 100000 marion IL
idns etenfin tdIId oIaIla toin1ipien
iuirfoiliioioen Iiion pierien palf-
fousten parontamista iporten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-27
Yleiiid untiiia
GOstcs ia eebrir iaapnneet SnenOs
glireliin.

Yuenos 9lires, 9[rgentina, lofaf.
21 p. - Sorstaina iaapuipat
ransfalaiiet @ariiista 8raiiliaan
lentdidt 8uenos slireiiin, ollen fob
Danneet joitoin pieneupid lpastltiia
mannermaan pli lentGesiGdn. Sdten
oil t1nlGn 9lrgentinan pGGfaupungin
aillffailla enliferran tilaiints iaaoa
liifeofleen Grropon ppStia 10 p1i-
fpGG pifenlmin fliin tapalliiilla full
fllneinpoilla. SGn1G oil emil fertaa
finn taipallista postia on tuotu
iIntataiolla. gostes ia 2ebrir oliwat
mp0sfin eniimGiiet lentGiGt, iotfa
omat Iuorittaneet lennon etelG-Slt-
lontin pli pbtdiafioiiesti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-27
s. @. gS. nbmaa peluitnsfieltOa.

Oenber, Golo. lofaf. ri b.. =
8altion poliiiien iefaontrnli'lcn
Srinioao laffoalueen iGriestDficn
tpalpomiieen rGptti ilnteiieltd fun
laffotpaboit ubmaiitpat annettila
mGdr1pstG, nifG fosfi niioen peloit
telemista, jotfa baluaipat f1pb1 e.
oelleen tposid. s. 8. B. loffotpab.
Dit iatfaspot tpo6timista ia peloitte.
lenlista fiellosta buolimatta, ia
torstaina tapabtui retteloitG pasta-
pioliieiben n1lilIG ia OF niistd leu'
rorfiena fltu6en Iaffotpaboin ipoil
eitientinen.
8ountin poliiii ei ole iefaantitnut
cIlcnfoon lnffotilonteeieer ioten
laffoipdbOit iaotpot bGiritientGttd pc
loitella niitd, jotfo eiipGt totteliii
8. SO. gg. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. aoirpos-
ipiranomoisten Iditiinnon mufaon
of IoffomGdrGpstd moStdan itturiil
proientti foiiposmiebid, miitta bel
o1t ioi mainitun rooifooIiien jdries
ton jobtomiebet peIoifelIufii loffcil'
timaon. Silonne oIfoo titlIo bpipin
ubfooipofii
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-27
GuOliOsc tnnaiOittanrt femraali
MeaSen rutistpa. y

&aI6ingfon. - TennlDlmanian
tpaltion Minnesota labioitettu ulltistp-
patias otettiin ballitltfien puolesto
iptralliiesti pastaan preiibentti
gooli6gen pitdesiG nltistopubsen
@ettpSburgin taiStelltn ianfarin ma
j1ri fenraali Weaoen fltnrliafii, iei-
ioen main oiafii iuoiasia folfoltn
iateelta, iofa jonfltnperron iumenii
iublan paifltusta. Ireiioentti put
beeSIaan ianoi ottopanla nltistopat
Iaan waStaan fanInn nineSiG, put
buen tGStG tptppffGGstG fenraalista
arpoffaon blistGipdsti ia ianoi ettei
tGlle iimiiliIoban ianfarille ollut
ro6teubesia mertaista. 8ubeenia
JGlfeen piipDi preiioentti iltblapoi-
folla DbG fplmenepdsid ilmosia
fumes pitfG objelma oil lopltsia.
Tenniplmanian @. q. 81. iueteraa
nipboistpfien entinen fometttoja s.
s.. Spauo of m1bGlld 1tltpua niGn-
tpntpfiest1 fun bdn fertoili fofelnuf
Iistaon fenroali Wteaoen fansIa.
@ntisten ntltistojenia innoittamana
tGnnG mapiIena mo1lbus fititenfin
publti ieiIoaltaan fumes preiioenti1
ooiutantti pltolittain pafoitti b1net
iStltnnaon. @alfean talon l0df1ri
SoneS Goupol pion bGnet tpiripoitti
ltltpilnufIesta.
SreIioentti ianoi, ett1 fenroali
Wteooe, fltten monet nu1tt iltltret
ntiebet ei ioalut elGisiGGn tlrnnlts-
tltsta, iillG bGnelld Ell ollut niioen
puoluefunnotusta, iotfa olitpot for
feisia ipiroisia. "stifa mititttuu faif
Fl ia tlto bppGt teot eiille totiiesia
ia ieltpentin1SiG ipaGosfa. @eeaoen e.
IGntGferto tooistoa bdnen olleen ltr-
booIliien iiGnmuanpuoltaian ia fris
titbn gentlemonntn."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-27
aafIifpmmcntSpfii fnpIlnt Seatteri-
palpsIa.

Seliinfi, Suoni, lofof. "a b. =
81 miebiG ia naiiia poloiipot tai
tltIituot tallotrrfii ia iouffo pooroI-
Iiiesti loitffoontiiifpot liiffulpoin FIJI
main teatterin tllipalosin Sonpe-
reelIo tpiine iunnitrltoin.iIloIla. Sill
nit olitpot ipttpneet tilleen, iostd
ieitroii potOfuiibn. Sbniiet, iotfo
feiIoiipot ulfono oipien eoesiG ooot-
,ista ndpt6ntoG suIfiipot tien
pofoIoiiilta Min ettG psIofuntolois.
ten piti jouffo bojoittou Iosfcunllo
ipcttd len pddIle tdten uitfuistcn
tien.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-27
MctiGnriistaa paljpm Sllusfasia.

aooiof, 9nosfa. MoIfoiIen
miebet Distoria t.t3fin tilntee ipuot-
tG, jolloin nletiGnriistaa oliIi ollut
min poljon ia metiGstGiiG min mG-
ban fuin tGl1 ipuonna. Seuroufieno
on, ettG rusfeitafarbuja, ipuoristo-
lompaita ia ntititta riistao ii6stbD
tiileipofii tpuooefii tapallista enenl-
nt1n.
Watfafitstonnitfiet oipot Min fun
ret, ettG main poroffoot ipoigpot
tebbd metiGstOsnatfoia guasfaan.
8iine puonna oil niitS fititenfin
uieita iatoia fofo ipfipn aian.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-27
gillD lSnnSap taistelnlintalla.

8est Sranffort, ST., - &ilitliii-
ia eipanfeIista 8iup Suiibap on
beittGnDt battunia poliittiieen rim
film. SGn ianoo ritpeatponia fri-
tpien preiioenttiebo jos no-
Ientmat tpaltapuollteet niiritt6lpdt
fieItolafio nastiistapat ebooffaot.
Scr Sunoap on tdntGn ianonut 10
aifaiienlnlitt pafluttaen tarfoitta-
tpnnIa totta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-27
1O4-iunptias iuanbns fnullut mnis-
tpriffadsia majasIaan.

Song Trairie, Wtirln. - Saian
55 puotta iitten ratenii iafIalainen
iiirtolainen august 0enien pienen
9iriintajan lGbelle tGtG fDlGG, misia
ban bailffi itIelleen "bomeiteaoin"
Sittemnin on tffo febittdnpt moal-
leen farnlin mlttta mnnDn bisiimaia
on bGnelle ollut rafas, fosfa ie OIL
ollut eniilndinen oma tupa, iuoic
nprsfpiG ia talpea mastaan. Sn
iiellG uffo meti ipiiineiIen benfGpf.
ienid, elettpGdn 1O4 muoOen ifdiief-
II.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-27
&irfoninies pnolnstaa nnuriiua
ln6pitG bameita.

0enber, Colo. - gomarO H.
@ateS, Gbristian @noeabourin pleiS
iibteeri, ionoo naisten ieltroapan
n1notia ia fen nufaiiesti lpbenta-
ipGn ia pioentGapGn banettaan. Sep
fpinen nluoti on toiiellainen fitin
entinen. "gtpfpinen ruoriio OH pa-
relnpao fuin eiltinen ipaiffa ie on-
fin IDbent1rpt bamettaan. gBifa Oil
iiinG, ett1 erebopfiiG tefeipGt ia lii
alliiltufiiin menelp6t tulepat etlt-
olalle ia iulfiiltuteem jotapastoin
nr6teettomat iG1ip1t narioon Sa
iiten lonqetetaon mG1r1 tiotnio
rliloriIosto, 90 moiteetonfa tuolni-
taon Dboen tofia." Scr @ates lonoo
lpltolittoin oleipania fosfetittlisla
100000 nltoren neitoien ia niorit'
faiIen fansia ia tiet1ip1nid, ett1 be
omat baluffaita oiallistuntodn frts'
Fifteen tointirtoan, MILLION ifind
Iiiben annetaon tilaiiitutta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-27
SngpiIa titlipnlp SSlmaiuella.

gSf. 20 p. pGGii tuli irti SSlmo-
joen HalonfplGSid Iiiaitiepon 9tinto
Wtattilan talon ulforafennufIeSio.
2pbpesiG oiasia poltti tult fafii lii
teriG, iitltren pltintilnOon iefG len
DbtepoeSiG olleen beinGipnrasron.
aaiffi beinGt, rufiit jo obrot, ola
falrroiSta iefd ititii niittofone y. NJ.
irtainta titbolttiti. Holaneen 6rnaiiup
BEN arpo oil 100000 10000 MT
Wtainitltn talon onltstua ntaonnili.
S. SiripelG ntittta bGn eli itIe oIit-
nut talosia, ipoan of ie erGGn fpitof
raajon ballusia. Suli iai alfunia
iofo pltintilobosia tai beinGtparostos
ia ia olifpot talon ipltofraoian Iap-
iet fem otbeuttaneet unconditional.
Ia titIenfdiitteIpIGd. WaifGli tiebetGan
ei palanllt omaiirt1ts olllt pofuit-
tettu tGpoestd artpostaon. ~
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-27
Tetiamu.DbtiGn rafcnnnsten lnnas'
taminen iualttpIle.

.. 9. @etiamo u. g., ionfa toi,
mintaa poraifoo lopetetaan, on tor
ionnrt Setianosia Srifonon fDlGs-
ia ontistonatia fonttori- ia tporass
tobuonerofennltfien paltiolle pbteen
IA 100000 marian binnastq mifG
birta patfallisten ipiranontaistcn
laitiunnon ntltfaan on fobtltullinett.
&lin mairtitl1t rofennltfiet, joita bb-
tion iitostitntitfiella npfpiiin fipte-
tGGn ipaltion tarpeiiitn, otpdt molti-
ollie torpeelliiia ia fun rafentrsten
binta fulfil fofonaiiitit6esiom f1ptet
t6ipGfii pbtion naltiolto iaalnan
lainon lpbennpflefii iefd merfittG-
pGfii tulofii ipafinoiieen titlooripi-
DON, ebootetoon, eta Iltrnttiteltuo
otettoiiiin 10000 morffaa.