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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-01-26
SnrfifIet furfcuSia binnasiu.


Oulusio mf. II p;tG pioetDillo
iouliunorffinoillo ferrotoon olleen
mctiGelGillten nnbfoin tnrjollo main
bplpin mGbGSi1 nlGGrGsii, jobti Ie
bintojen nouiuln. gtiinp1 ferrottiil
bmpistG fetunnobfoisto mofietlr
1900, bplpiStG fGrpdnnabfoisto
100 ia oromonnobfoiSto oino 40
tnarffoun oSti foppoleelta. SomoSio
IubteeSio olilpot nouSieet mpoSfin
mili0cn onpoffonnrpien meti6eliir-
ten nobfnn binnat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-01-26
@iseuniinim prusresiiiiuit fannatta-
mat 9eurrisim ebSpffnntta.

Wtooilon. - 2aSolletten republt
faanit emf bubtifltulla pi6ettatpisid
eoustaia-,paaleisia fannattalpat ie-
naattori George gS. gtorrisin eboof
fluttta preiioentifii repltblifaanipuo
lueen lipulla, SGllaiieen tulofleen
oiput Ga Solletten fannattatot ttI-
leet ntlriltamia pGiiuiG iitten pitd-
mGslG fofoufiesiaan tGGlla misid
iaapltpilla olipot ienaattorit Ga
sSolette, ienaattori SSSobn s. Blaine
b. m. bupmatiiita politifoitiiioita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-01-26
SnbOiiia mbrsfpia O6iosia; lnmi
mDrSfBa pObjOiicsia.

mDrSfga pObjOiiesia.
Cincinnati, 81, tanuif. 20 p.
glntara, birmltnprstpn railpou IL
biStelemG raiutltuli fulfil etefI-O9tc
balfi torStainn, i6ttien jGlfeenid d
Sen fuolleen ia tpmmenid lonrfann
tuneita. Smaiiluloen ipourior or9,
Ioon npltIelpon alma miliopn1nn :
lariin nSti. WtprsfD oil nnfnrin MI
tG tGll1 olueella tieOetG1n iopa9tll-
neen iitten luuoOen 1917 birnrumDrS
fDn. Subo oil tuntlnuin Gincinnatin
ld6itoupltneiSia GumminsbilleSi6,
iosia nobingon ariuellaan nouIepar
puoleen nilioonaon oolloriin. lilm
not ia forlrrafennufiet fHriim0t
tuntumasti nlDrsfpStG 2inoemnlbis-
ia, 8. iosio fnfii fouluIoiSta louf-
foontli poboSti.
@aibington Court Solliesla lai
onptonilainen fauppaeoustnin llr-
mania fun mprSfp tenlpaii ero6n
rafennlifien r1pstiGn irti ia lemtGt-
ii fen bGnen olitoonio. Wtllltn no.
binfoa ei mprsfp tebnpt moinitullo
ieuoulla.
2ouisbille, 9p. tannif. 20 y. -
NeljGtoista benfilo6 loutfoantlli
mbrsfpn fulfiesiu 2ouisbillen etc
lGiien faupunein oian balfi. snin
ola ontoilriltta tltbolltlti faboefion-
nentoista fooun ia Sern purcn ua.
liIellG olueeIlu. 8abinfoa oriueI
loon noin 100000.
CHICAGO. = gtnfaro fDlmppsloin
alfoi jonfltn miifon festaneen leu
BON iGGn iGlfeen lepitG falttto bob
iois ia fesfildnnen lpaltioioen. @in-
neiotosia ia @icbiganisia oil per-
iuntai-aonlulla anfara lunllrlprsfr.
jofo oi6er,tti irltrta baittaa liifen-
teelle. Srlnat iaapuilpat pGGteaie-
milleen uieita titnteia mDobGStpnei-
nG. 2Gntpontittori, jota on ollut II
ieita tpiiffoja 30 osteen noibcillu
loSfeutui alma nolluon oSti Wticbi-
gonin pl1nieneffeelIi ia ulemnofll
Wfinneioto8Io ia 0ufotaSTa 2unen
tulo ei ollut erittiin runioS mlttd
onforo tluli oioi len iituriin foioi-
bin, ipaifeuttoen ilno ief1 olttolii-
fennetti fofo nDrSfDolueello.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-01-26
SuOmen l1ntiii0
SnIia liiffru GnOntctiOIG lanmOt-
tain.

%erG-@o6ialle ilmotetoan Gnodte-
fi0ltG, ettd iuOet oDot idlleen liifeb
tinGSI1. Solllut. aluSia oil nG0en
iGlfiG tapottu lGbellG Suom9n-
9eorjon rojao ia ueita porojen top
poiiioiafin oil tdlloin Iopoettp. So
moin olimut erGdt poronliebet nab
neetfin iuiia, nlrtto eilpGt ole onnis
tuncet niitG iaamaan bengiltG. -.
9tpt mpat lappalaiiet iiirtpneet po-
rolaumoineen etelGnulGfii ia omot
Iuoet ieuranneet niiOen iGlfi6 ia tul
leet p9G robfeannlifIi, farttamotta
i6nlisoIuntoiafaon. gdinpG oil jou-
lllfuun Is p1iipaa ipasten p0llG fob
befian ilttta fGiittGip1 lartma tulfe-
nut oiipan Siton ntaiatalon pierii-
ie. Soulrfuun 20 pdilpGG wnsten
DollG oil Ian1oin iliiilauma fulfenut
gSittangin talon piban lGpi Huotiin
puolella 8ittansiSia.
SoiStaiiefii ei iuiia ole iaatrt Zen
eiltG, iillG @nontefi0lIG oil iilloin
pieI1 min WGbdu lunta, etteiipat
metiGniebet ppstpneet fpllin nopeas
ii liiffltmaan metiiSid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-01-26
Yleiiid nutiiia
lInIi fnlta lOptO Spnapu6iSia.

Eonopob, gtep. (llniteO &reSD -
SonopabiSia, iofn flntlltiiu manbo
fatpanto ieutu on gteoabon etel.i o.
iaSia, ilmeni uutta elGmGG, fun IL
moitettiin ltuoesta fuIta l0pOoStG
tdnGdn. 2uotettniuat faimos alan
miebet ilmoittilpat, ettG oil l6p6ettp
ritaS fulta Iltoni 9eIcber @tining
Gonpalrpn allieella.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-01-26

- Scr Com. Soffo oil ipiime
periontain-aamuna tnpalliSta lpStif
fGGnnlGllG nielell6. SDDtG tGbdn
fpIpeSIG ioi wastoufien, ettd wai-
monia of bGneIle ionan pGimdn
oamuna flo A labioittunlt termeen,
7 paunan painoiien mieben alum.
}liti ia uuIi tillofos ipoilpat oloiub-
teiiiin nG90en bplpin. SoiWotanlme
onnea!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-01-26
01-iunptias naincn lnfee iilmG-
laleitta.

Springfield, @aisiouri tanlnlif.
Is p. = SiImGnGf0 tarfiStuu fun
ibminen iiipultttoa iaoannen ifGtpuo
tenia iunoo @ars geancp 8rice, iofa
nGinG pGipinG tGptti tO1 iplotto.
@trs ASrice Iufee lpailpatto pienifir-
ioiniSta ianonloIebteG ia tuanbaa
roamottuoon ilmon ItlmGlaIela.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-01-26

= NisS Suliu MtGfi, 8afefielO-
istG, jofo on olIut leiffautiilla Mor
quetten ct Morpn ioiroolosia on
npt ioopuniit terlpeend fotiin. SuI-
Ia matfallo ban pieraili Galume-
tisIa, @tic6. WtisS Selen SimelGn,
y. NJ. t1ttomienio liionu 3 wiitcn
ojon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-01-26

- Scr Sobn aosfelo, 8ofefielO-
istd pistGpii Iuuontainu painoSInn-
me. San tointii gliittaian oiiamie-
6enf fotifplGllGGn ia toi nufaru
poIion leboen utoiStufiio. Stiito8
fipnnistG ia tointistol
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-01-26
SnnlniIa tebtailija On Iunt full
Int

9runslpicf, @a. tantn1if. 20 p.-
2ufiesiaan ianomalebted talspi TO
bisIaan tGnlGn faupunein labeiipp-
oeSiG froli tebtailija 8illimn Su
@ont 8ilmingtonista, Del. Gfilliies
ii IpoGlnen balpaufieen tanaan.
@ail,aja oil fr,ollesiaan 73 tpuooen
ifGiienG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-01-26
@iebisnn-gSiSeuniin rajuiilta.

@oibington. - 9on9resiille tcb-
tim mime piifolIo ciitps iilloA ro-
fentomiiesto @icbiqon
rujnn uli @enomineeh W1icb. io
Morinctte, 8is. mdIille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-01-26
SUuper lnpnn alpttnn taistelnn fn-
mitrnstiu iuastaan.

@oIbington. - SCOOTER ianoi G.
ouSflnnon oifeuSfontiteolle, iofd on
iuliri bp>pGfipnpt ebOotitfien orneri-
faloiien fnltppofonlisiionin nutoooS
tomileSto finliroofo-oineioen osta-
mista marten, ettG umerifoIoiiet fli-
litttojat menettGrpGt niljopitia oolIo
rcita ipuoiittoin brittil6iIen fllnti-.
monopoolin muitittitfiesto. lluben
laiiet fnltppoliitot itIc osteilo eri
poifoilla niitG roofn-oineito, ioioen
norffinoita fontrollolpot nlfomao-
loilet monopolit.
Suntioineioen titotonnon iupisto-
miicn foittto pit6G @nglonti mooiI-
mda moorolIiiesti IGbeIIG ostoponiif
tia, p1itt1G iibteeri Soober, ioten ie
roi mieliwoltoiiesti fobottoo roofo-
fnntin bintau fobtluittouiimfiiin osti
nlilIoin ie paan boluoo.
1nfic6ootits, iorfn noinIIa foirp-
pofomisiionin inIIitonn ostoa fiji
mia, potoSfoo, iiiolio i. nt on eri-
foiieSti tGboGttp teGoStomoon 500
BERN aIottomon iotou brittiI1istd
fnnlimonopoolio tpoStonn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-01-26

&oitppalebti firioittoa maalaiSliit
tolaiIen bollitufien pdteWppstoiosta
ieurampan:
"WtitG uuoen gallitufien benfilo-
fofoonpanoon tlllee, on ie meioan-
fin fonnaltonlne erGiSld iltbteisia
orueluttaipan beitfo. geGin on nie-
lestGnnle aiianloita erifoiiesti faii-
pan ia teollilltlioen, mlttta mpoSfin
moltiomarain iefG ioIioliaiiain iolf-
flti6in nGbOen. 8iilnefiimainittrjen
iolfflljen lluoet baltiiot oiuot tolin
fofeneita onumottipolitiiffoja, iotfa
omot perillG "eousfrtntopelin ialot-
Il1llfiisto", mltttn joilla tusfin moi
fatIoa oleluan iit6 loojaa fanianta-
IouoelliSto objeftiimiirrtto, iota BET
6Gn uuoet oieunnio eoellpttGlpGt.
&aupon ia teolIiilutOen Ialffll tooS
on u$fottll benfil0Ile, iolta, poitIi
nntlttn, puuttiul pitelnpiaifoinen po-
liitifonfin fofenitS, pltbunottafaon
iiiti ettG ban OH liifemouiluaSionl-
me iotofuinfin periona inco9nita.
Onfin Iuuiuttnpu iulfi ie fGiitp8,
eta lltben bollituSploIuecn, jollo,
fllten tltnnettun, OH purte luaitiobal-
linnon eri eIoiIla torpittmpista ipc-
IialhuoimiSto, oIiii ttllitt, rpbtpes-
IGdn Dfiin mnuta bulIitIemuan Of
too piirtnI1 uIfopuoIeIto uieonlpio
anmatttninistereitd flin mitG ie
npt on fotionut tnrpeelliicfii. 5iten
ci f616pp5 ipeiioIimoiwisto oliii
faDnpt min perrin nGfvmdfii."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-01-26
Snomcn punfiu iunIanttoluOrnstu
taSiurd.

Suorncn Banfin ulfonoi2ten w'
lmttaiu nlddra OH aouppaIe9ocn
iaamon cnnoffotieOon mufoan Il
la1ntDugt morroSfuua fcliIoiucn
ticOoitusmiifon fuIucSia. cOeIllicn
miifon buomattupon eli Al miIico-
nan marfun ipdbcnnpfica pcrdstd,
noin is nliljoonaIIu, jotcn ponfin
idfomaiStcn iuoIlilttoin paroStc mt
nouIee noin 1864 miIioonoou mart
foon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-01-26
Suubeirn fannatns fasluaa NJ. TT.
GenniDlheniasIa.


g8aibin9ton. = GaifeSta pG1t-
tGen alfoo npt, fun preli0entti Goo-
libge on tltllrt entiStG iDrffGfantai-
Ienntofii ebooffitrteenIo nGb6eiL a.
iiot muo6ostilmoon file fonno!Ic
ettd Spober tl1llenee iittenfin mini.
tettGtpGtii republifoonien prelio,t-
tin ebootfoofii. gtpt on bGneu fonnot
taiienIa jobtojouffo olfcnut fcSlpn-
moon iiiben Dbtpen M. M. HcnniDI-
ponion republifoaniIet iobtomiebet
niinfuin 9iee0 ia Mellon. Go8fu mol
tion flnpern0ori Silberfin on alfo-
nut folliStua Sooberin puolelIe cifG
8orefoon ole fDlmGfiSfoinen bInct
le, iaonee Soober Tenn!plbnhiuSIn
pfiimieliien fannotuficn pltoIelleen,
jofo ieiffa OH alma merfinnDt nclfo
Ioilln pnlion ebooffoi6en molinrns-
ia. Soiiet fantopuolueen io9toiot
oiuat jofieenfin otro IeGrarneet
Benniplbouian eiimPrffii puo'reen
e60offoiiiin nGboen.
SoeGGnestps Benniplborion job
topiireiSiG tlionnottoin oioitti. etti
puoIet fen ebustaiisto owot SprOe-
rim fonnottaiia npt fun Coolidge ia
Suabes opot norrnosti pois filpc;-
lilsto. gtGlnGt eoustoint oIpnt ntDo8-
fin tpafluttaneet beio6n biiriri6 ia
neSt1iien niinifGGr fonnottnpon
Sooberin eb0offlaltto Eir1G mob
ooIliIuuS iaonee fiinteGnuuGn n,uo-
6on fun Sooper tulee pi!GmGdn pit
been ipoItion fotppofamnrin fcfonf
Tesla SorrisburgisIa cnii wiifollo,
iofo mtuten on Iibteerin oriimGiueu
pube gennipIbaniasIn. NorouFicsia
tuIeipnt oIemoon lGsna ioIn Iuur-
liiffeitten ia iiiurteolliiiuoen cous-
toiot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-01-26
SeanSinnbiun slmcrieGn 2inja.

Q. Q. SeIIig OIop IHhti OgIcs-
ia tommif. 10 b., icopuu Stem
gortiin tominif. 30 y. ia IGbtcc toas
beImif. A b. 1928.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-01-26
aunniolistallu

SttlllllallstallQ SlttDer =.
Mrigbtin forfeafouluSia folmonnel-
la t. htfuf. IistaIla Senior lila,
ioSia OIL II fattfiaan oipat nlp0s
ieuroapat i1lomolaiIet; gSGin0 Soup
pt Gierra &oSfi gliie 2eppGlG nj
miStG pGGttGen, otpotfo np0S iuonu
laiiia ielrunpot, emme tie01: glll6-
rep 9lnOerion ia Wiil0reo 9G. Syobn-
ion.
Senior 2;lla foiffiaon 20, Iuo-
maluilio DarmoSti: 2aini &ilpinen,
Siolet 9tintaIa ia 2elnpi Sinlili,
epGsparmano Sptpia Gfnan ia
9llma gtelion. 5enior 3:llo faitfi-
aan II, ilomalaiiia Osmo 9osfi5
SannD geelmorf ia lSaimo gtienli,
epGiparnana Syne5 glnoerion.
Griffin buomatlita 13;sta, joiS
ia iltomaloiiia: 2larre 2abti Spl-
mia EolIo ia Sppne Salo. 9oiffioan
II Jos faitfi tGsid nintitpt oipat
iitomalaiiia.
= 9uollitt. Mrs Irrnas @irta-
nen, Gile'isIa, isis. floli ipii'ne
torstai-iltana fotonoon. SGn oil
ioirostonut tltferfeli-talltia 10 pi-
oenn1Gn ajan. 8ainaia oil 80 10. ia
nnt. Suomesio. 8anbenpienIa Scr
ia MrS NelS &anfoon fonSia tullrt
tGb1n mooban pienenG tDtt6nG. OF
lllt aspioliitoSia 5 10. ia oiunut
@iGesio idIfeen iGGneen puoIiionIo
fansia.
Sdlttous tapabtlti 1piime moonon
toino g. Baapalin firfosta ia past.
9. @lm Iuoritti bnltta1tsTeremoniat.
9tuuutis bau6attiin 9tiberiioen but
tausmaoban. @ainaiaa ldbinnd fai
pnoipot, pi,oliio ia tptGr 2aura,
morbenpania, 3 peIieG, SSobn,
@illiom ia &orl, iefG- iiior glnnn,
faiffi @ileSla, isis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-01-26


nlinliebinen toimifltnta, jobon tuli-
not waItltuSton pubeeniobtaia 81.
Sultrineh iunailiia s. &ronlun0 ia
maltntntarfaStajo s. TiSfilG.
SaGt, jpibin tariuittiin patti pap
pia ia puliiii mD0sfin - fGtil5.
SlSfettdin mietettiin SEN pitGjGslG
bditd, joibin torluittiin pappi pibfi-
lniStd 1parten mutta mp0Sfin poliiIi
pitGniiefii foSfa 10 e.
oeltdp1in tieoettiin fuoffapieraita-
Tin ioopulpan rilniaasti, jotta ei pa-
ben1pia tappellita ia rGbinoitG ipn-
tpiIi. Suitenfin oil funnosia mieIG
Dfli mirfailiia, iofa oil unobtltnut
boiSt1 ia ie bitomattiinfin pion.
SuSfin oil p1GStp bGioempieton iloi
leen alfuun rpiltlltien ipirfuesIa ia
banurien bunlistesia, fun oil fiireen
faltpalla lGbbettG1pG bofentaon fGti-
lod, et tolin morIianta marten,
mdan moriiamen bGi6tn ioopuneen
liIaren olpitfii. 81 mennpt tuntia-
taan fGtilon IaapumiieSta, fun IL
mestDi bGibin onnittelllille teripe
poianpalleroinen.
Sobn .. 0loefefeller ianpp lGstG-
neenIG tutiien pancn.
Ormono Beach, Slo. - Suur-
iiiffeen ii1 Sobn Q. &ocfcfeuer, jo-.
ia 10 IGbiStelee S9:ttG ifGpuotta, ia
moo l0DtGneeniG tooelliien omen pc
ruSteet. WtitG bpm1niG Fin Iieneetin
pllut footeSiaan tupta iu!nnattomon
iltltrta omoii iltllttodn on ban nnt
ipaatintaton ia i1DieG, etc fltfa bp-
mGniG moi b1ntG ilnlon nmoScIli-
iltufiia lGbeStpG. gtpt ei tGllG illur-
teolliIltlt0en uronltltrtujo!la n1ptd
olemnn enGG nlltllta pDrfinlDStG
fltin foiffien fonSioibn.iSteniG onnel
liStltttanlinen farttuneilla riffaIfiil-
laon ioito ban on 10 muoIia oliliiS
ii inellltt fotffiin ibntiSflmtaa eoiS-
tGmiin ia buoientalpiin iarfottutiiin.
@Gnen elGnlGniG on MT paon MINI
tltin mprsfpiiGn elonpGipGn flltoi-
len rouboiIoo iItapuolto.
SbmiStenfin iub6e irffGGfaeE mo
ninliljoneeriin on jo tGnGpGip1nI
fofonoan lnlltttltnllt. gtpt I1n OH
faiffien iboilemn, iotfa tulepot bG-
men fonsioon foSfetitfieen. GNncn
aninitiiipot eiimerfifii piIafupunpiir
t1i1t elotufienIo bGntG epGe0uIIiieS
ii fupoilemolla. Eolitifoiiot pd1-
ihuGt pireibin bGnt1 ia 0ljpIiifet-
ttGn nurjinmosia polosin elittG-
mGll6. SGn on nDt postn tGpiin or
nellinen fitn on nGbnpt Icn oion,
jolloin fniffi olpat tlilleet bucmoa-
moan cttI ban on plannitt fofoo-
monio parot fGpttGG Ionloa iblrlS-
funnon !.Dn fiji, iofa bGnti joltaill
niloiifpmmeni6 iitte pfiimieiiiesti
6erioii mailman Observation-Disclosures
nn.
9iocfefelIer ionoo Dasto liifebuo-
(istu pGGstpGdn pdGsleeni1 porhao-
ieen miebuittcen ia nouttincenio G.
ldmGstG, iofu enncn Of bGne!le
main fulrttorpod buolto. S6n ei
nGptG monbentiineen bipentdfGIn
miimeiIen fobbenfpmmenen muoocn
aifono. IGfoniG OH ibmcelliien bp-
mG, iomoin fiirIo; 6GneniG OIL mir
l1fin tintel1ilen Icln1 ia Dnlnl6r-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-01-26

- 9astori 90. Oaiettinen libti
t66ltG miime uoonantoino Sop
9inen tiet1 Gbicogon fauttd fotiinla
Obioon ia bGnt1 Gbicasoon osti
iaottomoon meni past. @isfori, jc-
ia poIoii tofaiiin ellen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-01-26

Scr ia @irs gao, @irginiasto,
W2inn. entiIiG irompooOiloiiia, oil
nat tGalld oiaoottomasio WerS S..
g. 8efolun bautajaiiisia ia palaii-
nat tofaiIin mime perjantaino. W'r
ia N1rs g(la omistamot buomotlln
boutoontointitusliiffeen Sir9inios
ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-01-26
Snumen nnbcn ballitnfIcn pGte-
iuDDstnIp.

&altppolebti firioittaa moaloiSliit
tolaiIen ballitufien pdteWpDstoioSta
ieltrampad:
Evening star., 1928-06-15
ROME SEES SAME POLICY.
Comment Generally Favorable OF
Hoover's Nomination.

ROME. June Is LP.--Herbert C..
Eoovers nomination by the Republicans
for the presidency has produced gen.
orally favorable impression in Rome in
the sense that If he is elected it pres
aged continuation of the policies so
far pursued by the United States
The nomination was especially inter
esting to the Vatican where 1t was re-
called that Mr.. Hoover when chairman
for the committee for the relief Of Bel
gium appealed directly to the Pope. 1t
was also recalled that as chairman of
the greater relief work after the armi-
stice he sent an envoy expressly to
Rome with an address to the late Pope
Benedict XIV, who became the first Sub
ecriber to the fund for the children Of
the Near East
Perhaps the Italian most interested
h the Hoover landslide at Kansas City
Is Prince Geiasio Caetani, former AM
es.ssador 10 Washington. He and Hoo
ver worked side By side in China as
mining engineers many years ago.
Prince Caetani told the Associated
Press correspondent that he was great
ly pleased at the news. He recalled his
cordial relations with Hoover in the old
days He safe he was cabling his con-
gratula tons
The news was slow in spreading. II
arrived when two so-called noon news
papers were already on the streets and
the Piccolo-held its presses for
a. II then appeared with the news
spread on the front page with ban
ner page line, but with no comment
GENEVA COMMENT OK.
Evening star., 1928-06-15
Favorable Hoouer Candidate President

among the delegation. and Maryland
took no part In the demonstrations on
either side.
There was little discussion Of thc
Vice President among the delegation.
Marylanders today debated who woulo
be their choice for Vice President
A running mate for Herbert Hoover
who would add strength to the Repub-
lican ticket and be favored by the presi-
Dental nominee himself was sought by
the delegation, but early today they had
not made up their minds. Every one
waited some development that would
indicate the Hoover preference.
Several delegates who declined 10 be
quoted expressed personal preference
for Senator Curtis OF KanCcs.
Among the most enthusiastic OF the
delegates was Charles Pohlman of Bal
timore. vice chairman and treasurer OF
the city committee. Thomas B. r. Mudd
of La Plata also took an active part.
The Maryland delegation expected to
leave Kansas City at midnight on A
special car for Baltimore. Mudd re-
manned in Kansas City to visit relatives
Evening star., 1928-06-15
MARYLAND GROUP
SOLID FOR HOOVER
Mrs. Clara c. Holmes Leads
Parade When California Pre-
sents Nominees Name.
BY the Associated Press.


KANSAS CITY, June 15.--Maryland
yielded to no one in enthusiasm last
night when California placed Herbert
Hoover in nomination for President Of
the United States.
Grasping the State banner, decorated
with American flags, Mrs. Clara G.
Holmes led the delegates down the aisle
with shouts and cheers as California
started parade around the convention
hall that defled all attempts to restore
order for many minutes.
Down the aisle, across the front OF
the stage and around the assembly
swept the Maryland banner, raised and
lowered in the shouting. The delegates
did not return TO their seats until the
thunder of the gavel restored quiet.
A 1ovial group of 10 Marylanders yes
terday listened TO the Middle West farm
bloc oratory, as the stand of the plat
form committee on farm relief was
challenged, then voted solidly with the
administration and the committee.
There appeared little sympathy for
the McNary-H -Haugen equalization fee
Evening star., 1928-06-15
FERRERO Halls u. S.
ANTI-WAR PROPOSAL
Italian Historian Declares Kellogg
Plan Makes League
Look Timid.
By Gable 10 The Star and chtcago Daily
News Copyright. 1928

BIZ Cable 10 The Star and Chicago Daily
News, Copyright 1928
PARIS, June i5.--Guglielmo Ferrero,
we'll known italian historian. writing In
ILLUSTRATION of Paris. halls the Ameri-
can proposal to outlaw war by multi
lateral treaty as plan whose success
will accomplish the greatest reVolu-
tion in history and send war 10 join
duelling, slavery, human sacrifice, and
cannibalism In the archives Of the past.
The plan, says Ferrero. Is "a proposal
sof such bold simplicity that 1t makes
even the League Of Nations look like a
complicated combination of timid cx-
pcdient8"
The United States seems to him TO be
saying what ali the world knows. but
has been tardy about acting upon,
namely
war has become such costly and
dangerous way Of settling disputes be-
tween states that something else must
be found"
Evening star., 1928-06-15
High Spots in Life of Hoover,
Republican Nominee for President


Republican presidential
nee since ne has been In public life has discarded the middle initial and
his Herbert Hoover"
He was born West Branch Iowa August TO- 1874 OF black
smith Quaker mother old
He worked his degree mining engineering and geology
Stanford then university California getting his degree
following his profession Australia
China India Russia, Alaska and Mexico.
apprenticeship the relief that him
Png during the Boxer rebellion OF 1900 ne organized
his first relief work.
thousands
headed American relief committee
clutches OF the
feeding assisted the
relief in Belgium
leadership
United States President Wilson appointed
in Of the Belgium commission.
In spoken presidential possibility the
letter declaring himself
Republican.
sAt Republican convention Chicago he placed In nominal
applause gallery
the floor
appointed Harding
administration President Coolidge
s University Calf.
only infrcquent intervals
Allan and Herbert
he candidate
the first time in his life.
Evening star., 1928-06-15

Despite adverse weather conditions In
England early this season, more auto
mobiles we're sold there than in any pre-
viojis season
Evening star., 1928-06-15
NIcARAGUAM EXHIBITS
FOR WASHINGTON ZC0
Number of Animals From Tha<
Country at Naval Operating
Base, Hampton Roads.

Activities Of the American expedition
ary forces nov operating In Nicaragua
are 70 be commenorated by the install
szkion In the Washington Geological
Park of q number of animals from that
area. The Navy Department was ad-
glsed today that the q 8. q. Bridge had
sKy3ge6 ~ the naval operating base At
Hampton Roads with a consignment
consisting ~ the following specimens
from Nicaragua.
Two horey-besrs. four monkeys. one
banarA rat one togcsn. two parrots
end one singsoDg.
The consignment, the department was
further ADVISED, waa from Lieut.. Henry
e. Keileyx ~ the Naval Medical Corps.
detailed with tf1e Marine ezpediti0nary
forces. They are Ia charge Of Marine
private. whose services In accompany
inx them 10 Washington have been
offered
Evening star., 1928-06-15
LONDON PAPER CALLS
HOOVER GOOD CHOICE
Resembles President Coolidge and
Is Expected to Succeed
Him, Says Editor.

LONDON. June IS [P.-The Evening
News. commenting eoitoriallv on the
nomination by the Republicans Of Her.
bert G. Hoover, describes him as safe,
sane and conservative"
Hoover has all the qualifications that
the American man In the street likes 10
find, though he isn't always able TO Sc
cure in his President" said the paper
He Is no politician. but neither do
politicians control him. He has clever
campaign managers and friends and ad-
mirers in plenty, willing TO devote their
industry and wealth In naming him
President of the United States, but they
are his smen-enthusiastic Hoover fans
He Is not their man. That Is why Wall
Street looks aSkance at him. It has
nothing against him, but neither has It
any hold on him. In these respects he
resembles President Coolidge. TO whose
policies as well as TO whose once he
Is expected to succeed"
News of the nomination came too late
for the morning newspapers. but was
published prominently this afternoon.
Evening star., 1928-06-15
Interlocutory Divorce Decree.

Justice Bailey in Equity Court today
signed an interlocutory decree OF alb
solute divorce in favor OF Mrs. Berry
r. williams, 1406 Twenty street,
against Ernest E. Williams, to whom
she was married May 13, 1925, in Fair
fax Courthouse, Va. 1t was charged
by the wife. who filed suit through
Attorneys Raymond Neudecker and
william c. Ashford, that williams de-
serted her February 10, 1925, and went
to live with as.other woman Permis-
sion was asked ~ the court by the
wife 10 resume the use Of her maiden
name after her final decree is awarded.
her