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The monitor., 1928-03-30

VOTE FOR F. L. BARNETT FOR
STATE REPRESENTATIVE.-Adv.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-13
ANCIENT TRIP0lI
 LITTLE CHANGED
Days Of Pirates Not So Far
 Behind Present

Tripoli Italian North Africa. April 1S tR-Tripoli has changed little in appearance in the years since an American ship bombarded its pirate defenses and American sailors stormcd through its streets.
 The narrow. crooked streets whose walls on either side may almost be touched with Outstrctched arms arc the same as they were centuries ago. Cattle and sheep are killed in these narrow lanes in front Of the butch CTS shops and burnoused Arabs sleep in the sunshine along grimy walls.
 In the walled, native city. life goes on in manner far removed from the twentieth century. Native crafts men work at trades as have their an ucstors from times unknown. A camel turns the stones which grind wheat into coarse flour in the dark ness of Il medieval mill open to the street.
 Tho native quarter. as seen from shipboar,l. is almost hidden behind tho dcfrudine castle, which now is rs"d mostly as a museum. X toWcr- ing new hotel faces the sea prone n;ldc. but the newer part of Tripoli stretching eastward from the old walled town attracts the eye with its #aWcness of flat roofs and white walls, with only touch of color here
New Britain herald., 1928-04-13
BOYS CONFERENCE
 TRIP ROUND WORLD
Program Arranged for Meeting Under ', N. C. X. Auspices

What IS in essence trip around the world comprises the most un- usual program of any conference ye, conducted by the Hartford County Y. NJ. c. A.. a program which will be carried out at the tenth annual Hartford County Older Boys con- ference to be held in Bristol on Fri day and Saturday, April 20 and cl. The general theme of the conference will be "Adventuring Toward Mu- tual Understanding" It will give the boys of both the larger and the smaller communities rare oppor- tunity to meet several wdely-travel- ed men, as well as others who are native of lands such as India, Aus tralia and Turkey.
 Acting Mayor w. Raymond Crumb will welcome the boys to Bristol. Rev. Alfred b. Heininger, associate pastor of the First Congregational church Of New Britain and a mis- sionary returned from China, will play a prominent part in the activi- ties of both days. The program which has just been completed, is as | follows:
 | Friday S:30-445 P. m.--Ecgistration a. parish house of the congregational church.
 | 4:45 p. m.-Opening session-F'red Jaeger. presiding
New Britain herald., 1928-04-13
Exhibit of Bathrooms
 To Be Given by Dealer

An exhibit of exceptional interest 10 home owners and prospective
 builders has been arranged for Sat-
 urday by Claude J. Leroux at his Arch street store, where six com pletc bathrooms have been installer Each Of the different type of bath room. made waterproof by artistic tllng, is complete even to having running water in the faucets, show CTS. wash bowls and tubs
 Special color designs feature each
 exhibit, some being in pink and white tlllng, ill black and green and in other combinations. Curtains for the showers also are distinctively
 colorcd and artistic metal faucets in
 chromard finish add to the attrac- | tiveness.
 During the exhibition there will be an interesting demonstration by I factory representatives. This eAhi-
 bition IS the only one in the state ar
 ranged by a private dealer and not
 as part of a wholesalers campaign.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-13
Sales at Grant Stores Gain 32.S9 P. C. in March

An increase of 32.S9 per cent in salcs for March. over March of last year is reported by the w. T. Grant Co.,, whose local store is at 2S3-3S7 Main street.
 This increase for the month of March brings the increase in sales for the Grant chain to 26.G per cent for the first three months of 1928.
 According to C. E. Freeman, pres- idcnt of the Grant company, this showing is a direct contradiction of the rumors of bad business condi- lions or t slump in prosperity The gains reported by the Grant Co.,, include not only the stores open last year, but the Is additional stores opened since the first of the year The Grant organization is expanding ra apidly and it's 1928 plans call for over CD new stores.
 In q letter to MT W. B. Bocwe,
New Britain herald., 1928-04-13

Address: "A World Tour" (il- lustrated with slidcs), Albert NJ. Chesley.
 5-(a) "The Hope Of Gcrmany's Boys" Hans Schimnelpfcns. Sb) The Boys of Inc Orient" Jobo Vas umura. 11:4a q, m.-Concercncc photo- graph.
 lc:15-Luncheon at Prospect Meth odist church. 1:15 D. n1,-Bricf session of lead CTS, led by George Ncsbitt McClusky. = ?. m.-Afternoon session. 1-Sons service: Mir. Heininscr. 2-DcvotionaI service: Mir. Cooke.
 S-Drama tic presentations: Stu dents Of Hartford seminary from other lands. 4-"Lighting Your Torch of | Friendship Albert NJ. Chesley 4 ?. Adjournment.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-13
and there as the fronds of a date
 palm stretch above courtyard walls.

and there as the fronds of a date palm stretch above courtyard walls.
 Farther eastward, beyond the for eisn business section. lies the Jewish quarter and then, for ten miles along the sea, lies an oasis of palms and olives. the only colorful spot in an otherwise drab landscape. It is beyond this oasis that the Italians in 1916 built new city wall for Tripoli as defense against native attack from the wandering tribes of the hinter- land.
 Italian troops are much in evil dence. Automobiles dash through the wider streets of the new town. but there are no taNica bs, motor-buscs or street cars. the only public convey ances being two horse hacks with Arab drivers.
 Of the population of 10000. Itali- ans count of 10000 while Jews number l5,0o0 and the remainder are Mohamnedans.
 Everywhere, outside the old town. there is the contrast of the present with past centuries. Elackshirted youngsters of the new Italy march between lines of burnoused Moslepls and are gazed at by yelled women. Donlleys, heavy-laden. trot with mincing steps while camels, in a 1 more languid manner, make room for honking limousines or rattlins cannons of the Italian army
New Britain herald., 1928-04-13
1 @- Song service: Rev. Alfred D.

1 + Song service: Rev. Alfred D. Heininger.
 a-Devotional service: Rev. Fran cis T. Cooke.
 3-Elcction of officers.
 4--Addrcss: Tuning In on the World" Rev. Alfred D. Heininger.
 p. m.-Banquet in. gymnasium of Congregational church.
 Toastma stcr, Karl A. Eeiche.
 Invocation: Rev. w. J. Davis, Jr.
 Group singing: Raymond w. Cooke, leader.
 Orchestra.
 Quartet numbers: Male quartet, the Wallace Barnes Co.
 Banjo solos: Orville Emmons.
 1-'Welcome to Our Churches '' Rev. P. w. Wolfenden.
 e-"Welcome to Our City" Hon w. Raymond Crumb. 3-"Our Boys Welcome You" Clarence Hough.
 4-Response for the Delegates. ? Stuart Davis. 5-Presentation of the conference , officers. p .m.-Evening session. 1-Song service, Rev Alfred D. Heininger.
 Address: Our World and its Web of Life" Harry N. Holmes. 1 3-Discussion of the afternoon and evening subjects, led by MT Heiningcr.
 saturday S:45 a. m.-Morning session, "., ! Visit Round the World i The entire morning will be ciNcl to meeting the boys of the various nations of the world and thcil 1 homelands by slides, and story. - Song service: Mir. Heiningcr l 2--Devotional service: Mr. Cooke
 3-(a) "Turkcy-Whcre the Ma lions of the World Meet" Hashin Hussein. tb) "The Boys of India, Habib losufGi.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-13

local manager of the Grant store, K. D. Gardner, director of sales and ad- Nertising says,
 The continuing gains of the Grant stores as well as all chain stores seem to show that tho chain store method of merchandising is popular with the general public. In Grant stores the public has spent $a,173,- oo0 since the first Of January"
New Britain herald., 1928-04-13
Use tt for everything Di,hxashing. .Laandry!

SuperSudswas especially designedfor general household use. You can use it for laundry and dishwashing. too.
 It cannot harm the daintiest fab. ries washes lingerie with safety. And for the heavy work on washday, it is absolutely without . rival.
 Super Studs dissolves more rapidly than any other soap you've ever used before. Its lively studs penetrate every fold of cloth seeP around
New Britain herald., 1928-04-13

 in far less time with much less work.
 This is the news that is spreading across the country. The news that millions of women had wanted 50 long to hear.
 Quickly it spread from house to house. From town to town. And from coast to coast. Women told their friends about Super Studs. Thousands tried it t... wondered at its amazing results. Then adopted it. .. for dishwashing ... laundry even their daintiest lingerie.
 Thus in few short months Super
New Britain herald., 1928-04-13
Ne~ way to xash dishe, No flm-No reddened hands

NO 1tm-NO re0QeneQ hdnQS Smooth, lovely hands. . in spite of three dishwashings day. China, silver, and glasses that sparkle in far less time.
 That's what Super Studs offers you ...a new way to wash dishes that's faster :. easier .. than any you've ever known before.
 It rinses of so easily that no film is left on glassware or china. just give them hot rinse and let dishes drain and dry themselves. No disagreeable soap6lmisleftto martheirlustre. They look as though they'd been polished.
 Super Studs literally cuts dish washing time :. gets dishes gleam- ing clean with complete safety to your lovely skin.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-13

water, a rich, foaming suds result. They dis. solve instantiy! Like magic! No other type of soap is like it. No other type of soap can give you
New Britain herald., 1928-04-13
every fibre wash away all grease and grime.

all grease and grime.
 There's no need to use your washboard now. No need to scrub and rub until your back just aches from the strain. Leave it to Super Studs to soak out the dirt.
 And with Super Studs you'll save much time and effort in rinsing alone. That's because it dissolves so completely. No soap particles are left cIinging to fabrics.
 Your clothes dry out snowy white. There's never a trace of soap stain. Millions are getting these results ... you can get them, too.
 You simply won't be able to realize that laundry soap can make such an amazing difference in the whiteness of your wash.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-13

Studs has become the
 most talked about soap in America. Destined to replace both hakesandchips.
 To justice to your self you should read the facts that follow.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-13

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New Britain herald., 1928-04-13

A NEW kind of soap! A Gives studs in a 4sb. Dissolvesinstantly. Saves rubbing ... scrubbing :. at least one rinsing. Gefs clofhes 4ukstee
New Britain herald., 1928-04-13


 before. See how much nbiter it makes your clothes how clean without the usual drudgery. a Note the way it saves your hands ' See how it makes dishes sparkle in far less time. . Super Studs is surprisingly inexpen. sive. It's the biggest ten-cent box of soap on the market. . Simply in fairness to yourself and us, try Super Studs at once put it on your grocery list today. |
 
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New Britain herald., 1928-04-13
You'll marvel, too, at these
 unique result,

Super Studs is a com pletely new type of soap. different in form, action and re- suit from any you have ever known be. fore.
 It is actually soap in tiny, thin-walled beads" the result of a revolutionary manufacturing dis ~~~~~,
New Britain herald., 1928-04-13

Scientists developed it. Found the way to make soap in microscopic thinness. -Four times as thin as fake soap. By far the thinnest type of soap ever discovered.
 The minute these tiny beads touch
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-05-31
SaitfQfnnnaItN.
GriuinfDlGltG.

Central foltlun opettaiot omot
fiitolliiia Mile nlorillc mon1erl.
mile ia pstdpille. jolic ottiiuot
9uonioon len fittiuu iofa ilrnoistiin
miime tpiifor leboeSi1.
2ufiliiantmoSti fuin toiipoirnme.
faan ioapltiipat be mierailemuan
oppiloiben liioffobuoneiiiin uiimc
periontoi-iltona.
SGln1 oil eniimndinen ftrto fun
tGnlGnloiuen tiloiiluis OH fosfoon
iGriestettp fesfut6esiai.:nte. Oppi.
laat olitpot bientan bGtnmastpnei.
ti fun tGDtDp lpieroille l1flpjG iel.
auittGG. Soiipomme titlemar tpdoocrl
oifana tpoilpomme tpolntistod Ii.
ieontpio iomonlaiIio illnrniettoja,
ioibin louiin1me teripetl;lleifii faiffi
jotfa otpat innostrneito lcsten toi.
nlintoo tarEaar.cc.,.
SGnt1n tpuooen fouluoifo onfin
pion Iopusfa. Sotpnibippin'nle folt,
Int p1dttptp6t feiGfitun Is p:tpd.
2opettoioisiitblio tpolmistellaor eri
fouIuiIle. SGsnGlliiistG pdilpGn
mGGristG Ell Ola piel6 oitppn tpor.
moio foifillo fouluiIlo. 9oiffien
foboefion IitoffaIoisten tooistusten
jofo tiiIes olemoan Central foiiluI.
Ia torStoi-iltono, feidfitun Ia p:ipd.
WSiuito obielmaniuoritusta mposfin
jirjestet1Gn. Central foitlun oppi-
Ioiocn fdiitpondpttelp tiiIec nbos
olemoon iomono iltona. Toiipomme,
(Sotfo foboefionneIIo inpullo)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-05-31
Sapelleet farbnn fansia.

9(beroeen, @oSb. - MetIGfniebet
Carl 9torman ia 9(rtbur 2ennon
joittltilpat farbun fpnliin folme
MALTA @lnlasta etelGGn iiiaitietpal-
la metiGpirtill1. gtorntan beraii
pollG, fun ioflt tl1nfeltili b1nen
muoteelleen. Wao9emmin ban buo-
maIifin 6GiritiijGn ole,pan farbun.
sc fpnlineen ia boutpaineen oIfoi
9GrtG repid.
Saistel1un aifana Senron beraii
plGlpitoteesla ia beti oil tietoinen
iiit1, mitG oil tefeillG. S1n foetti
iuurella puufolla pistGi far9un fpl
feen, ntrtta ie main Gridii ia fo-
lpelunin alfoi repi1 gtornania,
9rtn peto nGptti ottelusia pGGielp1n
luoitolle, min 2ennon pitiobti ltloS,
ntistG toi firlpeen iolla iitten loi
ueiifdntmentG fuulaan. Sc beti
faatai luttiulle. 9tdin miebet peIos-
tltiipa tu9foapalta wauralta.
Eoppetusia gtorinan iai tooorul-
liiia boulpoia iddriinid, fGiirpariiin-
ia, fostuOibiniu ia pGdbdnid. San
on MT @lmaSa iijaitierpasiu iai-
roolasio, misiG bGnen ianotaan
paronepan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-05-31
gsnrmi ia s)iap iuielafin filpaiiille.

9iep gorf. - TGfGlGinen urbei.
lufirioittaja gllan S. @oulo lullIee,
ettei iuomnlainen iltofiijafuullilitlls
Yaomo ghirni liene fllullut Sole
Gapn aifoapan juoSta nlcrotcnio
Nmster0anlin olDn1pialaiIisIa foSfa
ban ei ole firjalttllnlit liinG filpaile.
moan. 9tap aifoo jroSta naratoni-
irofiitn ioten @oulo arpelee Yaa.
mon ntD0stin ilnoittautl@an iiiben,
finn iao tiet1G 9iopn iiinG iuofIe.
nan. Sen moi gturmi ipiel1fin teb-
6G. Sen iobtop1atotien apetGG @oulo
iiitGtin, ettei gfltrltella moratpni.
pGiipGnG ole mitGGn mltlta filpai-
llla. @oulo mafltuttoa n1ioen fob
Den tltlelpan apield fe$fenG1n filpai.
file, ellei glmsterDanti8ia min Sos
9lngeleiisia muonna 1882. &irjoit-
taia nlituten toitpoo, ettG gltrnifin
borfuteltdiiiln marotoniin, iillG
Iilloin fofo mailman anotooriltr-
6eilttun fiinnostrlneet fiinnitt1iii-
mot irllre.nnan buonlion fofo
olpnipialaiiiin.
gluliiSto tunnlistufien olltonliies-
ia ibailtalpat amerifaloilet apieIG
mltiSto1pot, ettG 9alrn,i oil erifoi-
iemmin 9ollifas mursfoamaan
9topn inamltttnnia enndtpfiiG ia
"nlonestifin poiffeii iiiunnitelmis-
taon riffoafieen 0toDn refortteja.
Sifii lltulee @oulo ia monet nlultt,
ettG &ompo fplld nlo9AoIliieSti
pielGfin tefee Iontoin urbeilurtaail.
man ia itieniG tppObtpfiefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-05-31
Dleiiid llutilia
SpmmeuiG lpnffaanttnnt lippnmel-
lafoisia StGmallasia.

SSien SStu4pai4a, toltfof. 20 p.
~ SStlnsbrufisia, Stalpallan SDro-
lisia tapabtui torstaina apafalpio
fabafoita, iotfa alfoiipat iiitd fun
Stalion foniulaatin eoeSl1 olepo
lippu fisfottiin alas ia tallattiin
maabon. gSiranomaiIet Iitten pafot-
tiipat iouffueen lotilaita funnioitta-
lnoon ulloestaan ploSlpebettp1 lip
pua ia iiitG ipntpi toinen ia tuboi-
iourpi faboffa, iosia' fpmmenid
benfiloit1 pobasti louffaantiii. Suit
ri ibmislaun1o, iota iobti fanialliiet
foulltlaiIet, faatiin baiaantiumaan
lposta raiiffaioteen alfaesIa mpo'
1enlnt1llG.
Weellafon pielG festGesiG naitlat-
tin faltpltngintalolle fitipernoortn
ilnoitus, ioSia bGn lanoi Stalian
foniulaattia tpastaan tebtpG mielen-
oIoitusta tltrbofii iefG tpper1fii ia
pbpii ibnliiiG ralboittrmaan. Sill
loin fiibfoittlineet oppilaat pritti-
wat wetGa taos lippua alas, ipps
tden iolpuulpie lauieita "pelfuri-
moisto bollititstaan" fobtoon.
Gormittiin iotiloot ia fofo poliiit-
fiinto oiolnaon mellofoitiiiat life
fesfuflesta Iaitafauplingille, josto
ia6e pi96oin ne boioitti matfoibin-
ia. Sallitrs pelfGG tanlGn aibeutto-
ipan lu1tto tpibamieliipDttG Stalian
ipirfantiebistGsi1, ioten ie 9eti po-
fotti taIolpallon iotilodt funnioitto.
nloun Sytolion .lippua, iiterftn TO-
rostoen, ettG ballitiS pltolestoon o.
Ii tebnpt foiffenio loiiffalfien lo-
mittomiiefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-05-31
Vol. 22
@iifOu Darrelta
"Stalian" pelataan iontaneen ,uaa.
raam.

Slmalaiipa Stalia, iofa nlullta.
nlia pGiapiG FIFTEEN l1bti Suippuipuo.
rita lertanlGGn pobiolsuaipalle ia
oil palltulnatfalla iieltl Sings
9aDbin, on fabofiisia iosiafin tiii-
Ia nlattalla. - SDpin ipaillinainen
apua ppptGipG rabio ianoma on
iaapunut ilnlalailpalta Gittu 81 Sci.
lano nimiielle iparasto IailpalIe
launntoi iltana.
.SStalia lGbti ppbjoisnapalle
Sings YapSta If. 90 p1iipGnG, Ioa.
puen nmpalle ieuraapana DDna
noin fello 12 aifaan. SGnt1n .jGl-
feen ie fierteli napon DnlpGri noin
fobOen tunnin aian ia iitten objaii
fulfunio Spritabergeniin.
Sslosta tieootetoah ettd norja.
lainen bplielaitua Sob6p puriebtii
moinitlSta faupungista SrontioIiin
mistG lltlttnantti 2uet5op, norjalai-
men ilmoiliia, l6btee nltfaon men-
nGfieen Sings 8aDbin. Gddltd bdn
iitten lG9tee lentofoneeIla etiintGdn
fooofiisia oleipaa Staliaa.
&oonlasia iefG Wausiolini ettd
poami o0ottoipot nlielenfiinnolla
tietoin Stalion fobtolosta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-05-31
Sg0ttomppsiuafnntnficsta

2incoln Saeb. = SGdlld on
metropolitan 2ife Snillrance Cont
ponpn aparapreiioentti Sames g.
9arrp tiebottalrlt, ettd gbopslpol-
loiSia tulloan pbG enenlnrGn poi-
nostamaan tnott0nppSipnfrultllsto.
lliei8ia europalaiiisia maisia ie on
buolnc II fGDtGnnolliiefii ia bp5-
opIIiiefii ia 0bbDsipnIlmSla ie moi
oonn parma tGptGntoGn iomolla
toipalla.
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400 pelastettm baafIirifosta.

9utcb Sarbor, gaasfa. = gpd
apiralliiet tieoot fertolpot, ettG fan
niltllslaitofien laipa Star Of Salf-
lano on ellen aiarturiilt farille
slflrnbeaoin eouStalla gerinein me-
relld, misid ie mpobemnin ltppoii
@tainitun laiauon miebisto ia fan.
nlltuSlaitofien tpoIGiiet, noin 4OO
llnuultaan, on pelastettu onnetto-
mltuspaifalle iaapuneiiiin latpoi.
BIN.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-05-31
simSbcrsb ci lcnnG tGna feidni
9ltlantin Dli.

gteip yorf. - @lpersti G9orles
2inoberg9 OH iuuri a1tanlosiaan
baostattelusia miralliIesti lanpnrt
ei oifoluonia millGQn nlrotoa leittdd
t1nG ipuonno gltlantin Dli eif1 ia
no ielloista oifoneeniofaot futen
OH ferrottli. 2jnop ianoo tlttfineen-
ia pobioisto lentotietG @ronlantin
ia Sslanoin fnittta oinoostaon IN
nostrfiesIoon iln1ailltrn ia usfoen
pobibiien lentoreitin parenrnltitteen.
~Olen innostunut mposfin A3orein
ioorten fortta fnlf@pnn etel1reitin
tiltfinliIeen, nliitta ainoostaon liinn
merfitDfIesi1 fiiin lentoreitit oipat
faifille ilnailiioille fiinnostoipia.
Cos tulen tuleapdiimioesia tefe-
m11n meriIentoio, teen niitd tpff6.
nddn toiIilla pdIineiIId fuin nlita
npt on iootamana."
einobereb mpOnii iitottiincenic
lutOen $5,OOO,OOO iImontotfaifupb-
ton poltpeIufieen tdpoeIld ainlIo, eli
fiitenfann iitoiituen mddrGtuiiOiif.
ii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-05-31
WteteOri pelottanmt 0eursialaiiia.

Sapannab, @a. - @telG.@ .@eorgi.
an aiuffaat etiip1t fappoleito liitG
idttiIGismGiiestG palapusta metco-
rista, mif1 oil talon fofoinen" ia
ntif1 pelotteIi oiirtfoita Gniin ie
nlltfo nGbtiin 8apcrosiin ldbelld
Sborlestonia 3. g., misii ie rG.
jGbti ielluiiella woililalla, ettG ia
oat rafenniifiet tdriihudt. 0tGiab-
opfien iGlfeen n1btiin meteoriSta
bulmabtaapan monenu1riii1 lietfe.
jG. Wteteorin eoellG fulfil onfaru
raeiaoe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-05-31
8erpiuGbennDscbbutts on jGtettD
preiibentille.

PhNIt"SN'tiSs
@oibineton, toittof. 27 y. =
9fli t6rfeinlnlist6 raballiIista eboo-
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fongresiin fdiitelt1lpGnd, ninlittGin
lperoPp1b on ipibooin
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lalantaina ldbettda preiioentinmi-
rostoon ollefirioitettopofIi. &onlp.
romisebootils, iofo Ioooittiin fen
mltofii, ettd ebootus oliii parernnlin
ldpGSiDt fltntntaSiafin oiastosio,
iGGtdG $222,495,000 perolpGbqn.
nDfien, nlifd DlittGG preiioentin Eff.
Oottamon nlGGrGn % miIjponaIlo
0ollarilla.
Neutrality-suspicious. Or ollut
eniintntGiiiG tGIle fon0resiiIlc tule.
tpiSto oiioiSta, ntutta oenlofroottren
moottesia poljon ilturenlpoa nero.
ipdbennpstd OH Iiitd fpIgnlgflestd
uieito fertoia nnonto p1ilp16 finos.
teltit fumes apibooin loooittiin 70.
auintoebootus, iosia plitettiin bic
man preiiOentin eboottamou nlGG-
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porentnlin tppopttinDt foitfio. @ous
funto aifoiienutin bprpdfIpi $500.
100000 meroluGbennpfier, mutta
iitG ei prciioentti eif1 republifaanit
pIeenI6 fonnottaneet, joten rrompoi-
iitittta taioitettiin ia lopnIin tuItiiu
iopintoon iefd ienootiSio ettd couS.
fiinnaslo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-05-31
aan6ea raja6Ops.

EonnlirGidbops toppanut Z i1nliSJ
ia 9ucnos 9lireiisia S tolion fon.
irlootisio.
guenos 9lireS. Sum moima.
fos ponlnti rdiGbti tG1lI1 Stalian
foniploatisia, min Z ibmis.d beti
menetti benfenid ia "a louffaontai,
nieot beneemuoaraIIiiesti. Mionct
riiimiit poboin iilpolttliiipot Ri.
iubopfien pointosta. SfiioIleoen
1outosio OH 3 orgeiitinolniSta, es.
ponioloinen noinen ia 3 italioIoiS-
to- Yoliiiipiranomaiiet oiuot tieoot-
toneet, ettd onti-foscistit oItuot
ponrnlirdidpttGiid. Soinen pommi
buomottiin aifonaan ioten fen ri,
iGbtdntinen estettiin. Whtrbnmo
onnenontiius topdbtlii fonMIact,n
pasiioiostosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-05-31
YbODsluallat il Seriia allefirjuitta-
meet fanppajppimmfIen.

Seberan 9eriia. = @eriian ia
Ybopsapaltain pGlinen falppaiopi-
mus on allefirioitettli miime pGilpi-
nj tdalld ia lGbetetddn iopimuspa-
perit foboaffoin mposfin gbops-
puItoibin pGdttauGd allefirioitusta
parten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-05-31
eanumalebti inlfaisint raamatnn.

%arfer, q. O., - SGGllG lines.
.tpipd piiffoIebti Starter 9teAp Sra
on npt % muooen ia s filtfauoen
fulueSia iulfaisiut &aamatun fofo.
naiirtuoesiaon eritpiiind iattoina.
Gpon aIfoi urantlartaiatoimittaia
CHARLES Sacfett ia bdnen ieuraa-
iania opat bdnen tpotddn iatfaneet,
fumes fofo 0faanlattil on npt iautu
iulfaistufii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-05-31
9tnrmi folmesia i,ipfinfilpailnsia
plgmpialaiiisia.

Amsterdam toufof. 20 b. -
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Haapo gturni, ionfa pianotto tG.
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fonitealle ilmoittanllt ottulponia o.
iaa folmeen iuofiufilpailuun. Naa-
no ianoo iuofieipania 10000, 49,
600 ia 5000 metrin matfoilla, al.
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8ille 9fitola ia 2[lbin Stenroos ie-
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mp0sfin 10 ilrnoittalltirneet filpai-
lltfontitealle. SeibGn tieoetGGn ole
man tooel,iiesIa birntitflinnosio fit
fin filpailuloiioon ipatren.