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New Britain herald., 1928-10-17
AUCTION

By order of the Superior Court for Hartford County. will sell at pub- lie auction to the highest bidder the property on Milldale Avenue. in Milldale Park, Southington, Conn.,, and bounded and described as fol- lows, to wit:
 Property on Milldale Avenue. with new dwelling house and all other buildings thereon, bounded North on Milldale Ave. 60 feet; East on Barr Street. 110 feet. South on Lot No. :. 60 feet, and West on Lot No. '. be- longing to Giuseppe Orofino, 11O feet. Said piece of land or lot being known as No. in the Milldale Park Tract.
 Sale will take place on the premis- es on Saturday. Oct. goth. 1928 at 2:3O o'clock in the afternoon and will be sold free and clear. Terms: 10M of sale price at the time of sale: balance on approval of deed by Superior Court.
 Tor further particulars apply to Irving l. Rachlin. Committee. 325 Main St. New Britain, Conn. Phone g17
New Britain herald., 1928-10-17
'bAP7IS7S URGING
 ELECTORS TO VOTE
Also Expresses Approval Of 18th Amendment at Convention

Stamford, Oct. 1T R}-Two reso- lutions adopted by the Baptist state convention in session here today had d bearing upon the national campaign, although specific refer .nce to 1t was not made.
 The first resolution set forth that the nation Ifs facing a great crisis and a moral issue of tremendous magnitude requiring solemn action on November 6.
 "We earnestly urge all voters to go to the polls that day and attend to their sacred duties as citizens
 The other resolution said in part: We affirm loyalty to the Constitu- ton of the United States and our purpose to stand for the 18th amendment and all lawful measures for it's enforcement.
 We lend our support to all so- cieties which are for the cause of prohibition and that enlighten the people of the beneficial results when the law is observed:" 1 The convention will meet next year at New London.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-17
Lottie Schoemmel Makes
 New Record for Women

New York, Oct. 17 R-Lottie May Schoemmel. woman swimming star, broke the world endurance record today when she left hotel pool here after remaining in the water 72 hours, , minutes and 70 seconds. The former record was set up Sunday by Jimmy Cherry in Los Angeles pool. Cherry's mark was 65 hours and 2 minutes.
 Mrs. Schoemmel left the water at 12:474o this afternoon, apparently in fine condition. She climbed from the pool without assistance. She en- tered the water at 12:%5 p. m. Sum day and has been swimming. float ing and treading water steadily up to this afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-17
.PLOURSPAR TARIFF
 RAISED BY COOLIDGE
President Advances Rate Effective In 30 Days to 9S.lO Per
 Long Ton.

Washington, Oct. IT R-Presi- dent Coolidge today raised the tariff on Flourspar from $5.60 per long ton to @S.40 per long ton effective in 90 days.
 In his proclamation the president said that such an increase in tariff was found to be necessary by an in- vestigation conducted by the tariff commission to equalize the cost of production in this country and in England.
 Flourspar, which is used princl- pally in the manufacture of steel, IS imported into this country at pres ent at a rate of about 12O,00O shoIt tons per year. The domestic con- sumption in 1927 was about ls4.ooo short tons of which about 33 per cent was imported.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-17
WITNESSES WON'T ANSWER QUESTIONS Trade Commission Says It Wu
 Force Replies

Washington. Oct. IT N-Aftel two witnesses from the Electric Bond and Share company had r.- fused today to answer questions put to them in the federal trade con- missions power investigation, Com. missioner McCulloch served notice that the commission would take ye. course to law to compel representa- tives of the company to give the 's- formation desired.
 McCulloch's decision followed in. structions given by John F. Ma.- Lane. counsel for the Electric Bond and Share company, to Ralph B. Feagin. vice president. and A. F. Smith. comptroller. that they were not required to answer questions, or produce documents bearing on the financial records of their organiza- ton. In accordance with this, both Feagin and Smith had refused an- swers to questions by Robert E. Healy. commission counsel, regard ing any payments made by their company to influence public opinion against municipal ownership. Contrary stand
 Contrary to Mac1.ane's position, Commissioner McCulloch contended that the information sought ''comes squarely within the senate resolu- ton ordering this investigation and also the powers conferred on the commission by the act which cr.- ated it.", He said if such power w.s not available to tAe commission. then the Walsl. resolution and the federal trade commissions statute. were "pieces rf waste paper and nothing more."
 Earlier MacLane had said the Electric Bond and Share company cooperated fully with the present investigation in the furnishing of such records as were material. Me- Culloch. however. expressed the opinion that the company was will- ing to cooperate with the investiga- ton "only to the extent that served 1 it's own end" The commissioner added that he could only presume the company was defying the juris- diction of the commission, and that l it was seeking to conceal fnforma- ton from the senate and from the country.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-17
SOUTH ST. uNDERPASS SuRVEY IS COMPLETE
(Continued from First Page)

cidents and hundreds of narrow es- capes have happened at the inter- section of Stanley and South streets, where the railroad tracks cross. At the same time the mayor recom- mended that the two crossovers at East street be made safe for Ne- hicular and foot travel by means of an overhead road, but it is expected that the South street crossing will be the first to be eliminated.
 It is planned to change the lay out of Stanley street, cutting it un- der the tracks near the property Of the Gulf Refining Co. This plan was discussed at conference attended by Mayor Paoncssa, Commissioner Macdonald. Chairman George R. Dobson of the board of public works and City Engineer Merian and it was
 considered by all of these officials to be a feasible solution. By agree
 ment with MT. Macdonald's depart mont. the local engineers have work
 ed out the plan and it will now 50 ' to the state department. If 1t is ap- proved. the public utilities commits i sion will be asked to order the work
 done. | Another engineering work which | is expected to begin next spring Is
 being prepared at the office of the
 engineering staff, looking to the con- 1 struction of new trunk line high 1 way to eliminate curves and street intersections between Allen street I and Gille,te's corner. The route follows Hillcrest avenue and cuts through private lands. The layouts
 and maps will be ready to commence operations in the spring if an appro'
 priation is made. It is expected tha, 1 an arrangement will be made te have the state of Connecticut pa,
 the cost and have the city take over as a municipal highway the part oi
 Stanley street lying between Aller !, street and Gillette's corner.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-17
A UCIION

By OrdS. the 5uHS..vA NOufl lOg hur..oru Lounty, l Wal seil at public auction to the highest biduer the property on Gerlnanla street, South ing .on, Conn.,, and bounded and de- SC. .beu as fonows. to wit:
 Property on Germaala street with four (4) tenement dwelling house and other buildings thereon. bound- ed North on Kaiiroad Avenue, 50 feet, East on land of Jas Tobin, 113 feet, South on land of Louis DeAn- gelo, 50 feet and West on Germania street, l13 feet;
 Sale will take place on the prem- ises on Saturday. October goth, 1928 at . o'clock in the afternoon and will be sold free and clear.
 Terms: 10eb of sale price at the time Of sale; balance on approval of deed by Superior Court.
 For further particulars apply to Irving l. Rachlin, Committee, 32t Main St.. New Britain, Conn. Phone 977.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-17
HERMIT DESCRIBES ATTEMPTED MURDER
(Continued from First Page)

the ground. Walsh it is alleged was then bound and taken to . lonely spot in New Hartford where all of clothes, except his socks, were re- moved and he was again grilled by his captors without result. Then the police say. they secured a piece of rope and making a moose slipped 1t over his head, tying one end under the chin and knotting the robe on top of his head to prevent him from strangling. They then strung him up to . tree where he was later found and released by neighbors who noticed the car driving into the woods with three men and returning with but two. The same people also took the number of Albertelli's au- tomobile and after finding Walsh, passed the information along to the New Hartford authorities who got in touch with the state police.
 Superintendent Nichols of the state police when questioned over the telephone this morning. stated that he was unfa miliar with the de- tails of the case. It was learned, however. that the two men were re- turned to New Hartford today in the custody of the state police and were scheduled to appear in the court of that town today.
 Lived Hermtt's Life Walsh lived hermit's life in his one room cabin. His nearest neigh br was at least a mile away and as Walsh showed no inclination to visit his, he was left alone. The cabin. in which he lived, was built by himself several years ago and he earned some money by working as a wood- chopper. Even his employers never knew his first name.
 Albcrteln Has Case Pending l AlbertelN was arrested by the local police several weeks ago when his auto mobile struck a child on School street. The case has never been disposed of because of the tn- ability of the child to appear ir l CUuIls AlUCIlCAl A0 CuAI8CN WlLA reckless driving and operating ar automobile without . drivers license and it is understood that, although operating a car frequently. he stil was without q drivers license. Albertini and Vanoni were ar. raigned before Justice Richard Cal der in New Hartford this afternoon on q charge of assault with intent to murder and were held in 310.' 900 bail each for trial in superior court.
 The prisoners said that they in tended only to scare Walsh. admit. ting that they strung him up in tht
 woods. Both were taken to Lltch
 field jail to await trial.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-17
Listen {! Girls {!
 He Likes to Hold
 a Soft, Velvety Hand. NOT A NUTMEG CRATER

What man ever got a thrill out of holding rough, scratchy hands? And what girl isn't ashamed of them So don't neglect them-not when it's so easy to keep them always soft lovely and alluring in looks and touch All you have 10 do is to rub Joint Ease on them. working it in and between the fingers for two or three minutes until it is absorbed and you'll hardly bc able to believe your eyes. so smooth and silky tex tured will they become. Try this two times q week and yo'1'Il always be the possessor Of hands you are proud 10 show. Joint Ease is ob- tainable at all druggists. Only COG 2 fIr'
New Britain herald., 1928-10-17
CITY COURT JUDGMENTS

SOC"l
 A judgment by stipulation for the plaintiff was rendered today in city court by Judge Henry P. Roche in the action of Vincent Squillaciote against Frank Madugnio alias Ma done, to recover $136.3O for services rendered as plasterer on Windsor avenue house in Hartford. The firm of Casale < Casalc represented the plaintiff.
 Judge Morris D. Sake rendered judgment for the plaintiff for $lS1.64 in the action of Conrad Ci- anci against Michael D'Avanzo, the sum representing balance of a sale price on some property which the defendant bought. Cyril F. Gaffney represented the plaintiff.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-17
Resignation of Bishop
 Brewster Is Accented

Washington. Oct. IT Pl-Resigna- ton Of the Rt. Rev. Chauncey B Brewster, Protestant Episcopal hish- op Of Connecticut. offered to the house of bishops in general conven- resignation will be effective next July l, and rights of sr,,,..ssion to the hishopric goes to the present co-adiutor bishop. Rt. Rev. F.. tampion Acheson.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-17
SOLICITOR NOT ENDORSED

Officials of the New Britain branch of the Sunshine society to- d W stated that the local organiza- tio, is in no way connected with a personal campaign being carried out in this city by woman representing herself to be a solicitor for the New Jersey society. The visitor is so- liciting funds for the Archer Home for the Blind in New Jersey.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-17
NAVY RESERVES

Annapolis. Oct. II NP) Coach Bill Ingram. of the Navy. is giving q large amount of attentinn to his reserve players The members of the Navy squad feeling keen1y three terTQined to rti'g" a comeback 7, ~v4,i 4,"f NI,-tc C-s---
New Britain herald., 1928-10-17
Rlt;(; IN HOSPITAL

Worcester. Mass. Oct. 17 w. Chief Justice Arthur r. Rugg Of
 , .la-4-at lusrtts supreme court. 1t became known today is at City hos pital where he has been operated on for an abscess.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-17
MRS. OSBORN DEAD

Fall River. Mass. Oct. 17 N)- Mrs. Della Carr Osborn, wife. Of James F.. Osborn. president Of the Fall River cotton manufacturers association died at her home today after a long illness.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-17
ANU NDSEN'S MEMORIAL

Oslo. Norway. Oct. IT fP - The anniversary of the discovery of the south pole by Roald Amundsen in 1911 will be celebrated on Decem- Der IA by the Norwegian govern ment as a memorial day for the fla nous explorer who died in an eff fort to bring relief 10 the lost ex- petition of General Mobile. Reside the extensive observation in Nor way. Norwneians all over inc world will be informed Of their govern ment's decision 10 enable them to arrange other Conmc1nOrations.
 he output Of artificirl silk is now estimated 10 be three times that of +',e natural variety.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-17

Calico is corrupted from Calicut, in India.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05
Gaafa meritp5 sSiIalmella.

Sonia ltbrifii iolttiii 32-puotias
talontDt1r gllina @1ii1nen. SGn oil
juuri palaonasia Saipoleen pDiGfil-
t1, josia ban oil ollut postia nouta-
masia, fun bGnen fintppuiinia n. /.
8onbon festifieworin fobbolla bpof
f1Ii Gffiaripaamatta fienarin poifa
Gaamo Iisiinen isfien bGnt1 pun.
folla rintaan ia p11bGn. @1ii1ien
boriaboetti1a iperisiGan .maaban mill
tell Iisiinen itbriinia pield uieita
baaipoia faiffialle rliiin1iiieen. 8di-
iiien ruumiisia oil faiffiaan toista-
fpnlnent6 bnaipoa. !San fiioli bcti.
Eefonia tebtpd1n palaii gsisiinen
fotiinia iulfeiitlien biioneeIeenia,
misiG bGnet mpobemmin ipangittiin.
&Gn ei tebnpt ninfGGnIaiSto apasta
rintao ia tiinnlsti beti tefonia.
S1ntG i1ilptetGGn 2apinldboen NON
fibuoneesid. Mhirbnaja gsisiinen on
ipntpnpt 1883. Som on piteinm6n
oifao ollut fpnff6nlielinen ia iaoniit
roifpofobtaufiio. geiinpG ban noin
muoii iitten pritti onlpua ipelienid.
S1n on ollut fiiritusbuoneesia fol-
me ia plioli muotta. Tefoonio on
oIIut moifiittintena spanbn roffous-
iuttu.
Murbotti oil trnnetun mestori-
biibtdid @Giidicn tptdr.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05
72 iunooen iuanba nainem naimi-
fin.

Mrs s. Yierrepo.int @omoros,
72 muooen monba rifos Iesfiroinpo,
uibittiin Seem yorfisia fofii tpiiffoo
iitten 43 apiiooen dpanbon Sobn
@urbenim fonsio ofpioIiittoon. SuI-
bonen of toiminnt Wsrs @olporom
polatiimoiiesio oiinnosia oipenpor-
tiiano. gaoiniisfultposto ei ole en-.
nemmin pleiiolIe tieootettu.
Ioriim on Suur-Britonniosio
oIlcen Dbopsuoltoin p66fonfuIi go.
worofin Iesfi, ieuromooilmosio bp-
min tiinnettii. SuIbonen Burden o.
Ii mooilmaniooon oifono potlpelIiit
brittiIdiiesi6 ormeiiosio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05
SiiuecttDmbDs\ iuallitiec firjailijain
fesfnnSesIa.

Mosfoma. = @enGjG, maalisf.
% b. - Mripellttatpan iiapeettonDD
oen olemosiaolo forfeontnisia fir
jolliiisio ia opisfeliioioen piireisiG
on poliastunut tGGlld, tim waiteit-
tim NeilmoStolan firiailiian Iiiton
iibteeri Wtoiie satscbuller ia fliuii
opisfeliiaa. 8angitiemiiien jGlfeen
ipooti liitto fuoleinan rangaisttsta
rifolliiille ia fuwaii ifanoaalia III
ipistDfielliiefii tscbubarob pereulofif
II" ipiitaten pietarilaiieen iiittiiln,
iosia folmefpmmentG miest1 balpait
tim ipplliiefii erGGn ieitlent1n tpuo-
tioan tpton roisfniifieen ia paboin.
pitelppn ia iotfa ntiebet iitten tuo-
nittiin ammlittatpifii.
@rGioen firiailiioin idrjestdnlien
iliominfien i6lfeen tefi % Duotias
@omIomoloin eli fomnuniStien nuo
riio liiton idlen Senoioe SSslonloo
itiemurban anlpumalio luooin pia-
b6ni6. Sdn iatti ialfeenid lopun
miebelleen iofa oil ieurlteen jdien
ia erddn toiien Iopun slllscbuIleril-
Ie, iosia nainen ianoi:
"Weind firoon EeitS ituiiesti. 81
foot faiffi teifdldiiet firottiija. Ol-
foo folmasti firott,L fcsfa Se iuo-
titte minut biirialaan ellen 10 jdtitte
minut pstGpienne Iosrottoiuofii ia
tdn1Gn pilffaiitte m.mia."
aomIomolin Mosfoman rpbnlGn
pleinen fibteeri sneranoer aoiarcp
on m6Gr1nnpt erifoiien fonlitean
tutfimaan iiioppoiltta, ubfopeIin
borjoittonisto ia irstoiiuutto opis-
feIijoin ia firiaiIiioin fesfuuoesio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05
g.. g..
ct syrancis tammiunncttumnnScsta.

Sos 9lngeles, Sal. - GdGllG TO.
ronerin loittafitnnan firilustelrsio
tooistiipot ne miebet, jotfa oliipot
olleet rafentanosia i1rfpnDttG ct
6ranciS-tonlmeo, jonfa rtffoutiimi.
men ipnnptti Min tliboopon tulmon,
ett1 451 ibnist1 menetti benfeniG
ia omaiiuutta tuboutiii miljoonien
oollorien orposto. &aiffi tooistoiot
fertopat, ett1 be oliipot tamnten iei
nGmisiG n1bneet rafoio, joisfo peii
lpirtaii. Se oIinot aaipistoneet jar.
fpttGip1G onnettontitrtto. llieot beis
tI olisuot fertoneet perbeeniG j6ie-
mile nbfaaposto paorosta.
= 6upernoori 6. 6. Oounein
nimittGmG fontisiioni on tutfinut
St Sroncis tommionnettonuiitta.
Botuunoloiiuus fen riffoutumiiesta
on oiettiinut rafentaiien nisfoiIlc.
@ontiSiioni M. m. IppttG1, ettii
tantmen perustrS oil ipirbeeIIinen;
cttd. iniinoorit eipdt fpIIin tarfoin
oIIeet ielmilIG rafenncttapon tam.
men tpppist1 ia ettd moltion t6st6
puoleen oliii fontrolloitapo maini-
tunIaiict toumet. &uten nuiistetaan,
oIi Sos glnecIes rofennuttonit tom
men idttiIdismdiicn uciiiobtonIo pb
tcpteen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05
Mmerifasta tnlleita rabafirieita bG.
,uinnSt Snomes1a.

gSiine aifoina or uieille benfi-
loille 2apuan Sellanmaalle glmeri-
fasIo olelpat benfil0t ilrnoit.
taneet rabafirjeitd lGbettGneenia,
eifG rliitG iaapunut perille, tefi muis
oan Sellassnlaalla aiinpa benfilo o.
Iiasta ilmoitufien Sopuan poliiiimi-
ranomoiiille. gtdin1 rpbtpipat aliaa
tutfimaan, iolloin iaattin ielspille,
ettG ainofin 20 glmerifasta tullntta
rubafirjettG oil fabonnrt Sapnan ia
Sellamnaan apGlillG. Seltpille iaa-
ntienia ieiffoien nojalla pioattitpat
poliiIiipiarnomaiiet mime laltantai-
no Sellonmaan ppstinfontalat, ipel-
iefiet 81. ia 8. Yorolan iotfa opat
liIeat lprooet fantaneet postia Sapit'
on-Sellanmaan linialla. Se otpat
uIein fGpneet poiffafunnan panfisia
paibtantasia 9lmerifan bollareita
Suomen rabafii ia muiitenfin on
beit1 ipastaan iifii iitopia tobistei-
to ettG> hei6ct. on bi0Gtettn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05
&pmmnnistiagentit iuafoilijoina
Snumesia.

glifaiiemnlirA on ferrottu lebbes-
i1mme er1istG fonnitnisteiSta, joita
oil pangittu Suomesia ipptettpinG
iotilasapafoilusta. gliia on ollut
Surun 9oDioifeuoesiu tlitttnmon a.
laiiena. SiinG on fdprpt ielmiifc.
ettG laaiaa iotilaswafoilua on fom-
munistien tabolta barioitettlt ia tie
DOT labetettp 8enGjdlle. Samoin on
lbarioitettr fommltnistista propagan
oatp0tG iotilaiben fesfuuoesla.
Weliuan 2inofors nirrtinen mics
fertoi, ettG gGn oil aifoinam meil.
npt 8enGiGlle. SiellG of ban iaa-
nut mGGrGptien mennG MosfoWIan,
miSi1 tapaii tiinnetut iuomalailef
fomntrnistit Mannerin ia &uuiilen.
gt1ioen ipGlitpflell1 annettiin bdnen
tebt1tp1tli iotilasmafoillt ia propo.
eanoatpo iotilasiouffoien festurbeS
Ia Suomesia. Yolfan, 1000 mari
faa fititfauoesia ntafioi Suomeil
fonnitnistiiGrjesto, nultta rdbat I'll
lilpot 8enGjGltG. 2inofors of liif-
funut laoialti SuomeSia, mutta
bonlmaillut pGGaiialliiesti Sltomen
etelGoiiSio olepien lotilasiouffojen
piireisid. Gietoja olipat antaneet
iotomie6et, joisiufin tapoufiisIa up.
ieeritfin.
Naiiia, jotfo toinliipat iotilaswa-
foilijoino, oil moneittuien joufoSio,
III. III. @epa &orbonen iofd lnlotet-
tG of iooplinilt mooban Wenoln 'tn.
Samoin glnni &urlpinen. &aiffi nd-
ma ia nultt iotilasirnrotluisto mon-
9itlt oliipot liiffltneet monilla eri
nimillG, f1pttGen erilaiiia ninliG
alma torpeen pnotieSio.
Soipioifeuben fuiilustel!it omot
paljastoneet fltinfa iliitresia mGdr1S
IA. Suomesio fomnltnistien tobolto
Iotilasmofoilua burioitetoon ia fltiil
ia bGifGilemGttomGsti be omat me-
netelleet. Mabat ipafoilua ia prppa-
ganoon barjoitusta iporten iaaoaan
8enGiGltG ia pGdmestoreina ia jdr.
jestoiinG otpot 8enGj6n pilolella
maiailemot iuomalaiiet niebet, iotfo
iiten tefepGt tp0tG ipntpmamoania
bGtpitt6miiefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05
Samsfan fnninsas Snomeem.

Seliinfiin iaaprneen mirallilen
tieoon mufoan laopunee s. Wt.
SanSfan ia Sslannin fltningas
aristion 4 toufofuusia Seliinfiin
pastafIeen taiamallon preiibentin
lofafrusia 1926 &openbominaon te-
fentGGn ipieraillirn. 9lininfaon NIT
fano Iopill $. Sc. prinsii &nlto,
jofa Ieitraa matfolla ltpleerina flt-
ninfoalliieSia laiposIa.
Wtif1li Observation-Disclosures on
teootettu, tapobtlul tltlo Sellinfiin
tiistaino, toufof. Is pGipGnG oa-
ntltp1tipGlld.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05
ainbbersbin tOimista.

Dallas, Teras, bubtif. 1 p. :
SddIId ppidbtpi eoersti Charles ".
Sinobergb oIlesioon mattaIIa Sun
9iesoon Gol., SanomaIebtiniebiIe
ferrottiin, ett6 ban ebf6 tiiIee JOB.
tomoon iinirta Ientofonepbtiotd, mi.
fd moboolIiiesti perustetoon ct.
2ouiiiin. 2inobergb ei biibusto on.
tonut torfenpio tietojo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05
9enornfaincn fmpllnt aato.unnetto-
mitnbesIa.

9eem 2onoon, 8is. bubtif. 2 p:nG
Ielapin Burton, 20 tpuotias, iai
Iurmonia ia @icbael SlIratb, mpos-
tin 20 puotios, poorolliiesti louf-
fautiti, fpin beio6n oiitonia tienfadn
feesfd iliistui oiaan josia ppor1bti
ipieI1 parifertoa pmpGri, noin moi-
IimWerran pobiOiieenj tadltd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05
Dleiiid uutilia
Sanbeabcrs nimitettp ybSps,paltain
ienaattprifIi.

gSiime lalartaina on Wec1iganin
fiimernoori, Sreb @. Green ninlit-
tGnpt @rano 9fapibs Seralbin toi-
mittaian glrtbar IS. Sanoenbergin
Ybbpspaltain ienaattorifii ebesmen-
neen @ooobrioge sc. Serriiin tilalle.
@anoenberg ON notn "A ,puotias ia
on ban tarnloffaasti ottanut oioa
republfaanileen politiiffaan @eicbi-
sonin waltiOsia. uieioen pnoiiea
aifana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-04-05
@iime fuun "a p:nG filol

= 8iime fuun "a p:nG flloli
SeliineisiG emdntG 2ici Seiffinen
Sprpnlalmelta. 8ainaia oil ent
maalaisliittolaiien fanianebustaian
S. s[. Seitfiien (Sallan llfon) puo
liio ia otti bGn aifoinaan pboesid
puoliionia, ia perbeenid fansia oiaa
i1GfGriliiffeeieen q. m. iiGnmaalli.
Ieen toirnintaan.