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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21
SECOND MAN HELD
IN EXTORT|ON PLOT
Former CoIumnist Arrested
in Alleged Attempt TO Get
SIS 900 From Publisher.


LYNN. Mas. January 2i--Eeg de-
veloprlents today In the investigation 0!
charges by Frederick w. Enwright, news
paper publisher, that four men had at
tempted 20 EFFORT $4,000 from him TN
Ger penalty OF death. were announced
by police, VINO said that MESH Fl Jah,
second man 10 be arrested. admitted he
and a companion had planned 70 black
maj! two prominent residents OF this
city, one CT tnen7 millionaire.
ri Jan. formerly employed by En-
wright 10 conduct a fortune telling coi-
urn In the Boston Telegram, now de-
sa9lt with intent 70 murder. kidnapping
ard black4lsl
Gives Himself Up.
He vas arrested after long question
1n2 and after ne mac voluntarily sur
rendered 10 Boston police. The first
man ~ D. arrested was Frederick Dat-
ton. Is. Enwight's chauffeur, who was
held ~ default Of SO. 900 bond on like
charge
Il Jan tod different story from
Dultaosl 6 The chauffeur asserted noth-
ing unusual occurred on Thursday. En-
virgin declares III Jsh jumped into his
esr a4d held revolver W his side while
Da,tof sped " q lonely shack IN Ma
hant. where he was only able u escape
death through d compromise agreement
" pay the men 81 900 Immediately.
Enwright SAID that two other men,
known only sS SNAKE" and Cannon
bal! were there. The former column
80 asserted that Enwright owed him
$500 for special services" and that he
had met the publisher 81 his Boston
n!tce anc The three had driven 10 Ma
Iant 70 discuss payment no threats
=: + rsIe, he c0ntenEed .te ceciiLkd
" clScaSs the special ssy5iceE"
Other Names Withheld.
Fysnk J. fodge u kAhaHt who's
VIE fctlec the camp which Enwright
has identified rs me Diace where ne
as beIc pickec E} Jan out 81 q police
lineup a. TIE man who sat IN an su-
tnnnoG!le OUTSIDE " his i1one last
"Wednesday night whiie second man
fan.ed a. "KeIly." negotiated toT the
gFHLaB ~ ills plsAF
Jle names ii the Two Lynn persona
sily RI Jail Ma sal0 ~ i1aFe D9io police
D. IunnceG " biEckmail were not re-
Eeaieo ny pyjlcs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21

The humor OF the situation in Police
Court. however. and imposed the usual
fines when they pleaded guilty.
The men are Howard =. Bradburn.
1921 Kenyon street. who was kid
naped"; Bradford Bowen. li54 Euclid
street, driver OF the car, who was
charged with reckless driving and fined
S25. Ebert Manning brown. 2lio
Twentieth street. and Mlmmlck Alex
ander Bradhurn. 1869 Irving street,
brother OF the kidnapped man. All
we're charged with disorderly conduct
and fined SIS each.
All except Bowen. who Is private
chauffeur. are taxi drivers.
This morning To show that there was
no hard feeling, the victim OF the Joke
paid the fines OF Manning and his
brother and Mimmick nradbu,n. Last
night Mt the station house. Bowen. one
Of the "kldnapers." determined that
Howard Bradburn, whom they forced
into the car should not suffer. put up
$40 collateral for his release. and HIM
self spent the night In cell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21
DANIEL CURRY DEAD.
District Clerk Mad Nv Years Sey,
ice in oMs~,

N@ases Carry. 20 wars aSS etesS n
she aSSe&SSS eessNs " Sne pkStsseg S,,,-
eFaaaeas and tSg MANY WARS = reNs<seas
~ THIS estS died At AsS yvSsdelSS. SAS,
kNaFssen,h SIgret Yesterday aSysg .
short nlaeNs
Nr Curry Mas AZ e&,e tINs IN tNe
Insurance Department. WaSch wyyp
etNSS service tcsssS>l usoSS tAAa 81 wears
NJ employment With sAs r2NsEtes SyN
esnSnSAt, he Mas a MSNesNeg " me
Washington Nk>AgS ~ Trade ami ~
Ia faScsss t<Nsze, M ~ = A \ NJ
Vie N survived on M SsStsSS. A&N
MarN y 1aykV ana MIS- Amaze ,
StuttN
kNsNegat SERVICES Ntsl ee e>N.StsSsea u,
The y, Ii AsnsS tNN MINERAL gNagkNs
ssak suNFtceaSa xyN~St NtyaAstAy afser~
neNNN as : eVANA htegRleag wta - IA
S<SNSySN>s20lAl xNMe1esa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21
ASKS LINDBERGH TO JOIN
IN TRANSPAClFIC HOP
Chin ese Airman Plans Flight This
Year Via Honolulu and
Midway Island.
o. the Assoeis,ed pyets

By the 4ssocist ed Press
SAN FRANCISCO. January al
Maj Tien Lai Huang Of the aviation
force OF the Chinese Nationalist army
announced here today that he had
asked Col. Charles Lindbergh To Join
him In plotting a tri-motorcd mono
plane from San Francisco 10 Shanghai
In June or July OF this year. The trip
would be made by way Of Honolulu and
Midway Island
Other members OF the party would
be Floyd Bennett. famed as pilot for
Comdr, Richard Byrd. and Harold
Lynch. former flying instructor OF Lind
bergh, the Chinese flyer asserted,
Maj, Huang arrived here yesterday
by plane from the East en- route "a
China. He said he was taking a ship
ment Of six American built planes Ia
his government. after which he ex.
pected To return 10 America and make
final preparations for the transpacint
hop
Deciafing that he had known Col
LIndbefgh personally for the iakt three
years. Mai. Huang expressed his cam
| dsnce 0f obtaining the formers consent
10 join The expedition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21
CHEST COMMITTEE
INCREASE SOUGHT
Agencies Body Favors Larger
Group for Organizing
Community Fund.

Another move toward possible ss,se-
li>hrseat Q. community c6es. =,
Washington WAS made yesterday s..sy-
Ccc2 WHEN TIRE wSSN.nStca CcGrc.. g
Social Agencies committee OF Co.
operative financing adopted yspCSs
O. 3 subcommittee reco;nzss;lGs:sS sp-
po.n'ne3I % larger Organizing COM
Y1It;ee - serve on the cc-cESrS.sys
financing committee fos orga2.E-GS 3
community tGcd, The report VAS sc-
proved by the committee ca ce-SS.a-
i've financing az = n,sr:iaS IN ;ne
burlington Hotel. presided over Nv A
C., Moses
The repo-s stated tha. IL Is the SSn-
era! oa.coa OF those interested - =
community chess ~ waShinSsc.s ira: =
committee % IS should oS appointed -
carry forward the movement. Accord
ms 10 crsasoEs& the rspors stated
members 81 the organizing committee
$AoGlG represent large conlr.na,c-s -
welfare NOrS, s the business nea srS
usAss reSESsSie,e ter eisy~wsSs plan
0ntS y! SS>c!sl WcSS
Etse S0Hcca,IsslsNc submitting IRE -
ysnCs Is eo,syNNSSi 20 The fcllow:,sS Ns<
INSNIG INs:er, chairman MrS y~s<S v
Nt1&At, 1cAn lAsSeg, Walter = I'fN-s
Mf> INhn ;. oCoa;s<E and Ms W A
SohSrtS
TIE Committee M Nc-NpsrsysVe gaaac.
sls Is eeSsiNN>sNS ~ vscgcSSasassVs,S ~
iSN tc'Ncwt,sS ~ SSeac,eS
StN'lsg hySseae S<NA$ty SoSSaS wAs,s-
ems Christian Association. CNslSs,unsrS
League. CoGnen II Jewish wNeea
PHYLLIS NAeasley y, W, & A. Tfsyese~s'
AID S<HirsN, FSrgsGce CSitteatAa HNs,<
A>SGStA'SI t'AArIusS and SS.malsS cslg-
HlSS CrEaw.ttec tccGa,ed as osAel. ClyY.
ts''$' Ss,ss; ASSSSia.tNa, 81. Vssscea, 81
faas S<scieSS, Instructive VlSSEisss Mars
S<%etS, CaEsSt Child SccsSSy. IaVe.,s,s
Esc;SctiNc Association. NesShNNre,>N,
h>3Se, Ne&ns Mems Caykslan ASSsN,ss-
tsNtl, ffsenSs>ais ASAsSs, Ne. NSssSe. SA'.
NSsNn AyaN, SNy Sc\>9tS Gir. Sc<N,,,
aHS t'NNS' Gao ~ WASHINGTON.
FUsSS0 ~ sAc sNeasN~>saS as,,,N>S
Rave Sesse -, reSN>sG as saVyxtss IN
Community chest Ma nm pxnacsy>se
rgrN'dsS there is veaSNnAese ASSURANCE
VsAt tAe ORGANIZATIONS viii receive ~
&NselNass Ss'lslNSt A. UaSsey tas nseSra,
NeSssNa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21
FIVE SEEK $4,000
IN DAMAGE SUITS
Four Charge Personal Inju-
ries. While Fifth Claims
False Arrest.

Elsie ? Robinson. SecS Eighth street
has fled Sgis III the DlStric, Surreu,e
Court 10 recover $4,000 damages from,
OraFio Micel. 1888 II street northeast
for alleged personal injuries. Through
Attorneys Ne4ulyer King s keyScg she
plaintiff saws she sustained serious in
Jury when her ear VAS III collision with
the car o! the defendant December IS
near the Soldiers Home She charges
the defendant was negligent II the op-
Grafton o! his automobile
Mary +, Archer. SSll Connecticut
avenue. has sued Gabriel A, Santos for
$4,000 damages for alleged personal
injuries, While passenger IL the de-
PENDANTS car September ) last she
says. the machine WAS driven OF the
road near Fredericksburg. Va, and
turned over, She is represented by
Attorneys Newmyer & King
Suit 10 recover $4,000 damages has
been tilcd BY Mrs Clara Nj Hawcrth,
Third street northeast All eaip.oye
Of the recorder ~ deeds Office against
Adelaide Bray. 1914 4 St<ecs southeast,
owner " premises Az FIFTH street,
where ;hc recorders c2lce Is loca'sG,
November - last she SAWS, she Was
seriously injured while attempting 81
bINagd an elevator at her wcyA ey geA-
son W the sudden starting ~ the Az,
she is represented by Attorneys Rram-
hall 4 McCal>e
Frank Pew has aled SUIT u recover
$4,000 damages nom u. Y Freeman
for alleged false arrest. HE cAasg ;
that January Is, 1897, the defendant;
eauSed hiS arrest On charge ~
larceny after trust, which MAS noilS
pressed IN the oft,ce ~ the United
States Attorney, Attorney James A
o'Shea appears for the plaintiff
The Capital Traction a., Is named As
defendant IN a SaiG ~ RECOVER $lNoAO
damages filed by Frederick Ss,Nrt-
sleeves, do rwensy-Sec<nd street, for
alleged personal injuries. Through Al
torncyS trcS v ES>SSeS a.. Marcus
horehardt, the plaintiff SAWS ne MAS
Stri,cA Nv ear ct the ccaNanv Ne
vemecr =, near Seventeenth and rcGS-
Sylvania avenu>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21
ASK UNIFORM BRAKE LAW,
Motor Vehicle Administrations DE.
mand Dual Equipment.

NEW YORK, January ~ L41. "A uni
form automobile law making II manda-
tory for every car 70 have two kystema
of brakes. each operating independently
was recommended yesterday by the
Hiniatrat0fs
Motor vehicle commissioners from
] 2 Eastern btatea anu two provinces Di
Canada attended the conference. Com
missioner William l.. Dill 81 New Jersey
was chairman
Ihs uniform brake law. MIR Diii said
should provide for two brskins systems
NJ that failure al any part 81 the mech
anihm ~ the machine would not leave
the car without brakes On At lsaAt twa
nsslA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21
WHITTEMORE BROTHER
HELD AS GANG LEADER
Robbery Of Homes In Baltimore Il
Charged In Arrest OF Four.
Including Woman,

us Tho AeeNtINENH TiFtN-
BALTIMORE. Md, January al
Charged with being the leader of q
gang Of thieves who police said have
robbed private homes In this city during
the past few weeks. Rawlings v, White
more. H. brother of the notorious
bandit hanged here In 1920, was
arrested last night.
Two other men aud woman, Mrs.
Mabel Harding, a. all OF this city. are
being held by police as aceompilees of
Whiltem0re The prisoners deny kno~l'
edge Of the Iobberies. but police said
they had found alleged stolen goods
IN their apartment when II VAS ralded
yesterday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21
FAMOUS STORY TELLER
KILLED AS CABIN BURNS
Nine, Hortenss Rougere. Idol OF
Little Flood Refugees, Meets
Tragic Death.

Hy The AsSuCl tted Press
NATCHEI. Miss January -
Tragic death yesterday overlook Nine.
HortenSe Bougrre. the chil6ren's story
teller Of the Red CrosS refugee camp
established at Matches during the Mis-
slSSippi food.
This quaint old French woman,
whose relatives once owned vast estates
In ConeorCiia Parish. died from burns
and injury sustained while trying TO
rescue valued treasures OF happier days
from her burning cabin,
Disregarding the menaeing flames,
the aged woman twice rushed into her
home and on her second trip was struck
down by falling timberS,
When In the refugee camp, MIME
Bougere endeared herself ~ the children
by her tales Of folklore versions of the
ohivairy of old France and fairy
legends Secretary ot Commerce Hoover
and Secretary OF War Davis we're among
notableS who during the fto,'d declared
themselves charmed by her stories,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21
AllENlSTS DECLARE BOY
WHO SLEW MOTHER SANE
Parent Killed for Esptimauaiag
Son, Is, for Not 0eiug
20 School.

N ths Assev1ste1 t}%sS
Sr, ClAiNSNtIlE. Oa;N January
st'-Andy pyAen, Is, wha slew his
mother, Mrs. Anna pSAen, last ne<,esn,
Der q. after feNtmaad tg nes al
tending srhAel, Mas sane At the time
ana Is sane nS,w. three altentSGS asSrExs>i
III y relNTt last night
The sanity test Mas made in Pm.
nate SNntt here and a NlNectal Se>sNs>N,
called IT, receive the geIN1t
Founs nSken will stand trial an A
charge M i,tst .dSggve murder II a n.yy
,etugns = Neldies IN agreement With
the as,ehlSss relatt The Nty Nil h,
mlNsneied S>ssa
The ahentSts declared ye,tnS nNken
IA PHYSICALLY normal and able ~ dis,
shls"lSh ees~vsa rtsht and WgS1.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21
RULING AIDS AUT0lSTS.
Damages Accidentally Incurred
Deducted From Income Returns,

he tho Associated fgess
The American Motorists Association
yesterday called attention o. a ruins
Of the board ot tax appeals. aaaer
which loss sustained through dam-
age 10 an automobile as the result os
an accident may be deducted IN eam~
puting income tax returns, unless thesv
has been reimbursement through M
auranpe,
Terming the decision a. 1T prime
Importance" Ia American autanaehile
owners, the association golnted out
that such damage Ia deductihle whether
At the time M the accident the MA
chine VAS IN Use td purposes M plaas~
ure ~ NJ huSinesA
This deCisinn came In ease NOM
Virginia IN which tbs motoslst received
refund ~ AaU Tor damages estimated
~ tsaA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21
Other Names Withheld.
ADMIRAL De R0BECK DIES.
British Commander ut Dsrdanelies
Was Eon of Baron.

LONDON. January II AJ.~fsiT John
%4cAael &c itDbeck admiral VI the feet,
VIA ~as commander " thf BRUSH
neai&fTaAean feet Ia 1915 on ttls mem"
Clablt occasion III tie unsaccehstul At
iemp1 u foTte the Uafdeaeliss, died
here Iebt Iigft
Admiral de i1)seck wa the seeond
~ of ne fourth Baron de ttjtfcA ~
b0HfaE Grange Mas. Ireland lie
e as commander III chief of tie Atlantic
feet Is2z~ls2z sn6 tDs MedlTTTsIlssG
g#l9~i3l2 lie wsA born IN 1891 and
scj1ee tnf nigh ehtsbs ~ admiral u
.sF Tstt ~ 1873.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21
ALLEGED SLAYERS HELD
UNDER $4,000 BONDS
Man aud Wife Charged with Muir
der of Young Woman in
Chicago Awaiting Trial,
ny tho Associated i',ess


CHICAGO. January 81 -r. Under
bonds Of $4,000 each. James Kirk and
his wife Marion. charged with the muir
der Of Betty Iandsiedei 10 days aeo,
were released yesterday, In admitting
tho couple u bail the court said al
though there was auffioient evidence 10
Justify All investigation of tho couple.
there was no reaaon why they should
not he permitted hand,
The young woman was found slain
Ia her luxurious hotel apartment straa-
gled and hound with tape, The police
ARRESTED the couple, friends of the slain
woman, and later charged them with
murder when fingernrtnts like Marion
Kinks we're said 10 have heen found ON
the tape Later the police said they
in.hd ne nng"tpllnta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21
Army Veterinary Tests.

An examination 81 applicants Tor ap.
pOintnasnt as SECOND lielitenaHls Ia the
Veterinary Corps ~ The Army viii be
held al various posle In the United
States from June ~ IL June "a, in
elusive Information regarding Ihs
examination may he obtained from the
hdjuisnt General III the Army al tia
IVES ttelss tttpsHis
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
Thurs. Feb. %. 1923

- Yaperiraba-iltoma, faniollis-
leitrafrlnnnn miesten toimeSta, lpie-
tet11n emf laliantaina, If. % p:dn
illalla. &uten 10 OF ennen ilnioltct-
tn, t1st1 lupaa tiilla jotafin, ipto ei
MISUNDERSTANDING ole ennen nGbtp.
Obielma altaa firfosIa flo s ill.,
iofa liiGltGG pubeitu, laulua, b. NJ f,
bengellistG bpp1d. 9lineellista Oh
iellnao lliorittamaan iiirrpt11n fir
fon baaliin iosia aipataan l6betetpt
paperiraba fotelot, iotfa toiapon mt
faan iii6ltGip1t paljon. 8abpitorjoi
llla miesten feittGmGn1 ia torioo-
mana, on lopltfii iosia naiiet ndnt-
tGipdt pG1oiaa farfauspuooen Beille
iuonnlla oifeu0ella. &ufa ipoili ola
poisia tdstG baripinailesta, puboas-
to nalltintoa tarioipasta iIIatilsta.
SOTO ieurafunta onfin iilloin liif-
feellaL ipanbinlnlasta nuorinlpoan
asti Muls!Gtao cnii louantairl flo
s III. or tend bar'p,nainen tilol-
irus mei.y tariona.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
europa aifpo mafiaa Iotamelfaniu
Qlmerifalle.

2iittoutuneilla on pafupa banfe
pGGstG iotalpeloista glmerifalle al
nan l6bitulepaiiuubesio, ipiineis-
t6Gn ipuoteen 1880 mennesi1. Iii-
ain fulfil iltlinnitellaan iGriestettG-
m1fli iiten, ettG Satian 10000
mill. marfan lotaiaataipat spGbenne
tdGn $1,000 milioonaan marffaan,
jonfa iun1man 'Saflan Iasfefaah
lpoipon banffia, oiittain rabosia o.
iittain arpopapereisia. Sahtunan I'd
man ilinman mafiaiituat, oifeam-
min tarioiiitpat liittoutrneet S(meri
falIe 5000 mill. bollaria. Sunma
on $1,000 pienentpi melfaa, rutta
tarioufIen usfotaan bouflittelemon
9lmerifan brlpGfipm1Gn iuminor,
fosfa retteloimiiet iiten loppuiiimat
ia banfoln forpausfpipmps laili
ratfnilurIa fer-nlla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
Iilionin ranbanpalfintoa inoiitcl-
lam 2inbbergillc.

Booorop @ilion iGGtion jobto-
fllnnoIle iuoiitellaan ettG Iilfi6n
raiibanpolfinto onnettoiiiin emorsti
2isoberebiIIe, file lentGipGie mn-
jasioooorille, iofo OIL toimi'us bp-
lrSntoboon ia pstdtppbocr foswottn-
;dro Iernellen @uroposil ia tialld
mcntereello eri moiSia, fptenl1sii
"rauben ia roffouben iorollloa" yb
opsluolloisto.
g(iion iubteen ei ole mieId pdGtet-
tp mitddn, niiitta iddtion iobtaiain
fesfen pi6etddn 2inobergbid fpIIin
nniioitiineena iuamaan raubalrpaI-
finnolr.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
SiirtolaispasIeja otti mime iunon
na 1901 benfilDG.

Eilostolliiesta p11toinistosta iaa
tltjen tietoien ntrfaan nouli miir,e
muooen oifano iiirtoloilitlitta porten
banffineitten pasiinottoioin luf't-
m1dr1 1901. Siirtolaiiiius oloittoo
iatfupoa mGbenemistG, iilld eiint.
ioulufrusIo oil posiinbofiioito muin
3t5, nlarrasfunsia 391, lofafuusio
426 ia ippsfuiisia 573. 8nonno
1926 oil iiirtolaiiuutta morten pas-
ieio bonffineita 1892. SiirtoIaiiunS
on tpiimefii fulirneenu wuonno iiiu,
toutlinitt pdGaIialliiesti Sanaocon
ia gbopsapaltoibin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
sollcin ia Snsiein bullitnS.

goellinen bollituS oil tpppilliren
8din6ien ballitus, josio t1lld ri@tt-
mdnimelld warustettitja nihlisterei-
ia of faiffiaan neljd ninlittdin 8di
no gllfreo Gamer, &oorle 8dino
gBoionnoo, gSdino Bietari Saffilo
ia Idino alefianteri $upli.
Sept on ipuorostaon iootu mad!le
ssusiien ia 9ollein ministerio, ioifo
funtpiofin on npfpiiesid ballititfies-
ia 8 fpl. ninlitt1in Subo @ntil Suni
la, Soban &ialnor Jreorif @roc ,pe
ia Subo gsiuffanen iefd aolle sln-
fusti 2obi, 9alle Eeooor Sutila ia
aarl Sigiiro Waottion.
Seokoomusballitrs iiitd fuitenfin
IOpulta tuIi 'tpaiffafin main Sus-
fen ia SaIIein feSfen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
Vol. %
@iifOn parrelta
&irluecnlpSnti paliastannt fmltafa-
ian GalifurniasIa.

@eooesto, Gal. belmif. 20 p. ~
Sum Sranf Oittmar milrtanlia p1i
MID iitten farmillaan loi fiplpeell61p
puun iliureen min bdnen eteenid
paliastui nabfapusii, misi1 oil ST.
900 ariposta fiiltaraboia. Sofl fai-
lposmies, iofa qparbaiiina aifoina o.
Ii toiminut prospeftorina. oil n1b-
t1udsti piilottanut rabapusiinia
rlainittilun paiffaon. 9ittmarin fir
lueenterG balfaii pboen fultaraban
fabtia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
gDr6 aifup fnlettaa 100 foiraa etc.
lGnaiualle.

2entGjG 9icbaro 6. 8pro, iofo
10. 1926 lenii pli pobioisnalpan ia
iofa irtunnittelee lentomatfaa etelG-
nalpalle, on ilrnoittani,t, ettG ban
ottaa ntilfaanIa 100 foiraa, ioito
moi fGptt11 oiofoirinu nopai1Gtifoil
ID. aomentoia 8pro on pafirltettu,
ett1 b1n etelGnotpallo tulee fobtna-
nlaan polion iltitrenpia iuaifeltflia
fuin pobjoisnopalla. Wsatfiteeien,
iofa iinne l1Dtee, iitunnitellaan fitii-
(upafii folme lentofonetta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
gtaismarttDbri taistelce hcufcni
pnplesta iairaa!esIn.

Ma6iion, isis. = Sieteelliien
tl,tfimustDoni1 muofii ntarttpprifii
iolttltnut fri gllicc 6. gqpans, jpfo
iuoritti pG6iptutfintonin tGGIlG wal
ton pliopistoSia ~. 1910, on npt
gtorfolfisia, So. iijaitielposia iai-
raalasla, misiG bGn foettaa wapau-
tua maltalaiiesta frunletaubisto,
jobon ban iairastlii milf ipuotta tit
ten, iolloin ban tllli buor1otitfii tte-
teelliIen tlttfinustponi1 ipltofii.
SGn on ollut iairoalasia 10 ipuooen
ajan. gliapon GsfettGin bGnet ipnlit-
tim @merican 9afterioIoetstien 0b-
oistpfien preiioentifii. Sun OH iiis
eniimGinen naistieteiliiG, iolle mai
nitunlainen funnia on onnettu.
Wesi gtponiin fansia iairastao
mainittua taltia mpoS tri g. 6.
2ofe. @aiffafin be oipat tebneet
polion tittfimufiia, Min tGbGn ai-
faan bpmin ipGbdn tie0etGGn tauoin
porontamisfeinoisto. sc on ollut
liiffeeIlG Ybopsnolloisia puooeSta
1905 oSti, nlutta Malto-iaarella ie
on ipnnpttdnpt polion fGriimpfiid
oiuffaioen fesfuitOesia.
Suunletoitoin itiot nGbtGw6sti ful
feipot Iebn1n ia muoben maioon
niufano. Miis @manS on eritpiicm
min tutfinut touoin leipenemiStG for
jan fesfiiloesio ia tri 2afc niistd
teistG, ioita mp0ten ie leipenee ib-
miiiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
Yaiffatunnalta.

Wsuistafaa omia fanialaiiian-
ne ipirfamiebid palitesianne tofpn-
ibipi foeipaaleisia emf maalisf. 8
p;nd. Srompooo Eoiunibipisid ppr-
fiji iitperpiiorin pirfaan tunnettn
fanialainen: Scr Sobu 6. Sauta-
men. 8esiemer toipn1bipisid, rabas-
tonboitaian mirfaan panbenpia a.
iuffaita: Scr SSobn Winffinen ia
1Siebmap Sberieer" ipirfaan fania-
lainen: Sobn 2iioma. slntafaa fan
natllfienne n1ille niiebille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
Wtartba gebiOmem Iaa jiGba maa
6an tuistaiIefIi

auten oifaiiemmin on moinittli,
fieliilpGt tpiranonoiiet Suomen fonl
mrtnistiielta funiun eonStaialta
Martba 2ebtoielta ia banen iiiareC-
taan oifeuben nousto maibin Cana
oaSia. @tifGIi iInoitetaon. on iiirto-
lois ninisterio npttemnin fuitenfii
iaIlirn,t ntolenlpien iiiarten noaSto
n1aibin, mrtto @aurtta 2ebtoIell o.
lesfeluIiipa tdalld on raiOitettu pb-
teen tpuoteen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
2abjuitns tnberfmlouiin iuastmsta-
miiefii.
iuastnsta-

gSaltioneupos @Gino &ilp.i on
idttdnpt rpaItionelupostolle anonll,f-
len "Bdino ia Saina aipen iadti0"
nimiien iddtion iGdntojen ipabguis-
tantiesta. Saation tarfoitufIena on
tilberftloolin wastitstaminen Sota-
funnosia ia idGti0n fotipaiffa diff
Suittiiisia. SaGti0n peruspaGomaf
II lllomuttaa paltioneupos aiipi
5000 fpl. aaniallis-Oiafe Ianfin
oiaffeita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
2cnnart 'SDbertbnlin iuaimp fnullat
9pntoosIa.

2ontoostu inopuneen idbfcidno-
lton nilifaon on liellG ipf. % y.
fiiollut ipo1nbaliuailfieen fanioIni-
Iemnte, rouipa glleyanora Gbarlotto
SobentboI, 0. |. 3etterberg. SGr
meni 10. 1905 nainiiiin 2ennari
pobcntbalin tansio ia niiiutti fobto
len idlfeen pboesid ntiebenid fonsia
Gnelontiin. 2ontoosia on Sobentbo-
lien iotfu iielld itielleen ottilpat nj
nlen gllpen tpieraonporoinen foti
:aonen iielld fdpneen iiiomoIoiicn
nlieluiiosia muistosia. Sosio 9ll-
ben oil t1nldn fooin oloti pstGwGtli-
ncn ia biolelIincn emGnt1, iofa ~
talon ipieraaieen m6obon beittiu;i-
nd idilptti apoimaffaana roffaitenIo
iidnmnabon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
$4,000 ariuosta alfobplia tafama-
rifpitn Hu6iuis- Oafutasia.

aRinot, sc. 8. belnlif. 10 p. -
Sddlld opat liittoballitufien poliiiit
tafaporifoineet rabtipaunlin, nlisid
of $4,000 orlposta alfobolia. Sos
ii of labetettp SbiIaoelpbiastu.
@ungitlemiiiu Ell mield ole len io1-
OoSta tebtp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
gseip yorfiim rafennctaan jGttilGis
mGincn botell!.

glelp gorf, belmit. 20 y. = Sa-
ma idttiIdismdinen faupunfi iaa
pion idttildismdiien botellir, iofo
rofennetoan aaboefIonnen apenlle1
ia 94:men faoun fiilnarfieen. 9fo-
fennits on iiunnitelmon mifaoa
400 ioIfao forfea ia mofiaa $22,-
100000. Sotellin mimi on Seem
Dorfer. Sind tiilee olemaon 2,50S
buonetto. Se muotoan pleiiolls 10.
1929.