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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-12
THINKS COOLIDGE SHOULD
REQUEST MELLON TO RESIGN

Washington, March 12.-(AP)-
Senator Norris, Republican, Nehras-
ka, author OF the resolution under
which the Teapot Dome committee
is working, said today President
Coolidge should dmeand The resig-
nation OF Secretary Mellon because
of his failure to advise the investi-
gators that Will H. Hays had sent
him part Of the Sinclair bonds.
Mr.. Mellon knew this was q
crooked DEAL" the Nebraska sena.
tor said, land he should have adj
vised the committee OF the CONVEX
sation Hays had with him on the
matter"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-12
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, March 12.-(AP)-(U.
. S. D. of A.-Hogs-63, 900: market
active 10 to 15c higher than Satur-
days average; all interesting buying
spots on light lights and pigs 25c
higher; top $50; paid for choice $50
to 210 pound weights: bulk better
egrade 40 to 22O pound averages
8.35 to $50: desirable 230 to 27O
pound weights largely 8.20@8.4O;
good in choice 2SO to $40 pound
butchers S.0o@s.25; pigs largely
6.25@7.25; bulk packing sows 6.65
@7.35; heavy hogs 7.95@8.40;
medium S.15@6.55; light 7.85@8.55;
light lights 6,S5@S.55; packing sows
6.65@7.60; slaughter pigs $3.50
100.
Cattle-16,OOO; matured steers is
20 25c lower; slow at decline; bids
off more on weighty offerings; kinds
scaling 1900 pounds upward light
yearlnigs fully steady: stockers and
feeders strong to 25c higher; big
packers going slow bidding IS to
100 on lower vealers; few early
sales at 12.00@12.50 on light Offer
ings 75c lower; prospects 1900
1850 on light offerings with better
grades 13.000@l1.00, few 1850;
bulls uneven Is to csc lower; talk
ing 7.75@B.00 on oest medium kinds.
Sheep-19, 900: lambs with finish
30 pounds down active to outsiders
strong to 25c higher; shipper de-
mand fairly broad; packers bidding
steady: good to choice handy
. weights to outsiders 16.26@16.60;
bulk 30 70 96 pound wooded lambs
16.76@l6.00; choice 50 pound clipped
lambs 1875; good 70 pound fall
olipped lao; light supply Of sheep
a. feoding and shearing lambs
stton9; Gocd feeding lambs 1850
A.5e: mixed fat and feeders to trad
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-12
William M. Butler
and Will H. Hays Will
Face Oil Committee
CONTINUED from page one)

NNOHtlHuSu from VSBo 0U0l
light when the Teapo committee
resumes its sessions tomorrow.
The former is expected to be asked
to repeat under oath information
contained in telegram he sent last
night to Senator Walsh, Democrat,
Montana, committee prosecutor, in
which he denied ever receiving any
bonds or contributions from Hays or
Sinclair. Since his telegram did not
cover the point, Butler probably
will be asked whether Hays ever o.
fered any bonds to him.
Hays will be asked to explain
why, on his two previous appear.
ances before the COMMITTEES, he did
not make = fuller statement % 70 the
disposition of the $500, 00c Sinclair
liberty bonds believed TO have been
q part Of the Continental oil deal
profits.
Bonds Went to Mellon
On those two occasions, tho first
in 1924 and the last 10 days ago the
former postmaster general and Re-
publican chairman failed to sav that
he had passed $4,000 Of the bonds
along to Secretary Mellon. The lat
ter, in z letter to Walsh Saturday
night, disclosed this .fot the first
time, declaring the bos.ds were re-
ceived but returned to Hays. Mellon
said he afterward mad . { itribu-
ton Of a like amount to the party
from his own funds. Like Butler,
the treasury head probably will be
asked to make these statements un-
der oath. IN
The names of Butler and Mellon
were brought into the oil inquiry q
q result of a cryptic memorandum,
in the handwriting Of the late John
T. Pratt Of New York, who was !
heavy contributor to Republican
campaign chests, and having to do
with the Continental bond transac-
ton and a donation to the party
funds.
At the bottom Of the memoran.
dunn, read into the Record Saturday
appeared the names Of Fred w. Up.
ham, Weeks, Andy, Butler, and Du.
pont. Believing the candy" re.
ferred t. Secretary Mellon, the com.
mittee had the testimony sent imme.
diately to him and his letter fol-
lowed.
The word "Butler" also was taken
to mean William M. Butler and q
telegram was sent to him requesting
his appearance tomorrow.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-12

Chicago, March 1e.-(A- .Pota-
toes: Receipts pa cars, on track
442, total U. S. shipments Saturday
1912, Sunday IS cars, demand and
trading moderate; market stronger:
Wisconsin sacked round whites
2.20 o. 2.4O; Idaho sacked Russet
Burbanks No. go % 800; Com
niercial 2.15 @ 2.4O: No. 2, 200 q
2.15: Florida Bliss Triumphs,
crates, No. J., $50 q 3.75; No. 2,
1926; Florida Dbl. Spalding Rose
No. /, 1900; No. 2, 100.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-12

was selected by H. NJ. Stephens,
buyer for the Agricultural Credit
corporation and by A. J. Dexter, de.
velopment agent for the Northern
Pacific.
"This second shipment Of stock
was necessary to meet the demand
at IL points originally scheduled but
partially cancelled through the sale
Of the stock 1T the first five points
visited by the first train. The sale
schedule for this week is as follows:
Pingree-Monday, March IL a.. m.
F, Robinson-Monday, March II p.
m. -
Wine-Tuesday, March 10, p. m.
,Wilton-Wednesday, March IA, p.
m.
Tuttle-Thursday, March is a. m.
Pettibone-Thursday, March Is
p. m.
Woodworth-Friday. March 16 a.
m.
Farmers Do Own Pickinr
Farmers make their own selec-
tions from the stock on the. cars
and nothing is sold at auction. At
the sales held on the Turtle Lake
Darlington branch more than IS
per cent Of all purchases were set
tied for in cash, the others are
handled by local bankers and by
Fred c. Wick, of the Agricultural
Credit corporation, who accompan-
les the sale train to assist those
worthy Of credit, but not prepared
to make cash settlement for pur-
chase.
"A public meeting is to be held at
each town where the exhibit cars
are. stopped. Speakers for the live
stock meetings for the week will
include Geo. J. Baker, live stock
specialist at the N. D. A. c., John
L. Tormey Of Chicago, field repre-
sentative Of the American Short
horn Breeders association, A. J..
Dexter, development agent for the
Northern Pacific, B. E.. Groom Of
the Greater North Dakota associa-
ton, G. H. Betting, representing the
De Laval Cream Separator company
and the county extension agents. !"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-12
NAMED AMBASSADOR

Washington, March 12.-(AP)-
p. Moore Of Pittsburgh
was nominated today by President
Coolidge to be ambassador to Peru.
Mr.. Moore succeeds Miles Poindex-
ter OF washington, who resigned
last year. The Pittsburgh man, a
newspaper publisher, was appointed
by President Harding as ambassa-
dor to Spain, from which post he
resigned last year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-12
RANGE OF CARLOT SALES

Range Of carlot grain sal9:
Wheat: No. l. dark northern 1871
SIS q 1.66 3-4: 2-dark northern 1856
q IA: 3 dark northern 1.29 %
1853 5-S; sample grade dark north
FERN CSC: ! hard sprink 1.42 3-4: /
hard winter 1.2s: : amber durum
1.3S IL: l mixed durum 1923 ID q
La: mixed wheat 1.29 rs.
barley: Sample grade IS q IS:
!, soc; 2, SIC ~ sc.
Corn: 3 yellow 91c; white SEC.
Oats: white s. 3-4c.
Rye: 2, liz 81 q ia IL.
Flax: !, Las IL q 2.41 IL.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-12

Mrs. M1rY b. name fur
nished) San Francisco, Calf, says
that Foley Pills diuretic vory
quickly stepped : bod pain in my
back. and whore used 60 lie awake
ct night with rhQnmatic pains, ]
now sleep IN comfort, and .onjoy :
good nixhtis rest.s No on 1h6nld
suffer backaehe, FheumAtic 1elnb,
sleep distufhing hdney and b(e11oi
ailments. when t6ley Pills diuyqt3s
may b 80 easily had and at %
small . coots-Adw
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-12
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

Chicago, March l2-lPy-Wheat
No. s rcd 1.5o II; No. 2 hard 1888
Ia to 1.80.
Corn Ne. : mixed % to 90; No.
3 yellow IS 70 - IL.
Oats No. 8, white 81 1-2 to 80;
No. 3 white 81 IL - Soc.
Rye No. /, 1.28 IL; No. 2, liz
IL to 1.1o.
No 1, lis; basley IS to 1.01.
Timothy seod Abs to $50.
Clover ed 1900 to $3.50.
Lard 11.81.
rms il.00. bellies 1875.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-12
INVITATION IS ACCEPTED

Angora, Turkey, March 12.-(AP)
- Turkish government announced
today that it had accepted the
League of Nations invitation to
participate in the preparatory con-
ference for the limitation of arma-
ments. The chief Turkish delegate
will be Foreign Minister Tewfik
Rushdi Bey. The invitation was ex-
tended at the request of Russia.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-12
PART IS POSTPONED

A stag party and smoker, sched-
uled to be held in the Legion Log
Cabin ct Regain last Saturday nifht.
was postponed because Of bed reads.
Several Bismarck men were invited
to attend. The date on which the
party will be held will he announced
later.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-12

Mrs. N. H. Romer. The guests
were entertained 1t cards.
A son was born Saturday at the
Mandan hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank HuncQvsky.
F. L. Nigey Of Pretty Rock, form
erly proprietor Of the Nigey Hotel
in Mandan, spent Saturday here on
business.
Mrs. Pat Tobin left recently for
Custer, Mont, where she will be the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Scully.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-12
sacks. Shipments 42,24S barrels
Bran $500 a $3.50.
POTATOES

Minneapolis, March 12.-(AP)-
~. S. D. Of A.)-Light wire inquiry,
demand slow, maket weaker. Car
loads delivered sales, freight only
deducted, Minneapolis and st. Paul
rate, sacked cwt. round whites, u,
s. No. /, few sales 2.0O@2.1O.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-12
DULUTH RANGE
Open High Low Cea
March 12
CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO, March 12.-(AP)-But-
ter lower; receipts 1851 tubs;
creamery extra -; standards l0h;
extra firsts 47n @4e4b q; GTsts lAn@
|lo1S: seconds l10l8M.
Eg4eLower: rece.uts 21,7e7
esses; 9irsts ~ 6ss.1; ordinary
firsts 27M.
| f.1nnonn ssv.Ahaunnd
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-12
CONDITIONS IN
COAL MINE AREA
ARE TERRIBLE

CONTINUED from page on
principal fire against the Ohio and
Pennsylvania relief society, whose
"slimy trail" Of duplicity, It said, was
found everywhere in the Pittsburgh
district.
The attitude Of some of the oper-
ators also was criticized by the SUBJ
committee, which, on the other hand,
was Impressed with the courage and
determination Of the miners to stand
up for what they believed was their
due, an American wage, making pos
sible IN American standard Of liv-
ing"
The conditions complained Of most
were found at Broughton, Hamar-
vile, Bruceton and Pricedale.
Reign of Terror Found
A "reign Of terror" existed 1t the
first named place where a mine is
operated by the Pittsburgh Termin-
81 Coal corporation, the report de-
clared. Women there were found to
be s'still nervous from the shooting
up of their homes" Wives of min
ers at Bruceton testified that their
homes had been "shot up"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-12
MINNEAPOLIS CASH c. .OSE

Minneapolis, March 12.-(AP)-
Wheat receipts today 257 compared
to 1913 a year ago. Minneapolis cash
wheat and coarse grain closing quo
tations today follow:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-12

nor Julio Prestes ordered that all
victims be buried At the expense of
the state.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-12
NEGLECTED

lions often develop lingering sickness and debility.
The rundown system then needs such body builder as
Father Johns Medicine which restores weakened tissue and
gives fighting strength Seventy of No aco
hol or harmful drugs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-12
COUGHS AND COLDS VERY
SERIOUS IN AFTER EFFECTS
FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE
BUILDS NEW STRENGTH TO FIGHT
DISEASE GERMS AND RESTORE !:
HEALTH

The danger from coughs and colds does
not end when the cold is gone. The vitality
becomes low, resistance is weak, the entire
system is run down. Disease germs at
tack the overworked organs. Such condi-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-12
POTATOES

%; ROSTERS 18; ducks 20 to %;
geese 16.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-06-14
MaaniGristbs aorintg;sia.

9(teena, feiGf. s p. --Soriltbln
falpulfi iosiu nj rpDopttD fppbon
oifaIenlpain muaE;dristpSten tefe-
nlien tllbojcn forjaanlilefii iai ull-
ben folaboufien ellen iltapdipdlld.
@aanidristps oil nptfin min
anfora, ettG ie baioitti lieita rafen-
futfiio. Wiiten palion ibn1iii1 on
fuollut ia lorffaantltnltt, iiitd Ell o.
le ipielG iaatit tietoa.
&altpungin DllG leijoili idrinon
idlfeen nnsta iolpitpiltpi, iofa ber-
npstrrtti oilffaita. Sosiain oil tdp'
tunpt tapobtua titliipnorenpltrfals,
iilld mistGGn utlntalta iaapu ei moi
nut tltlla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-06-14
Hple iafannt palfinmpt.

Sltrbaa oil peifo, etteiipGt 6. 6.
&9len fltllltiiaan fGni1farolponiin
oIaaottaneet fpmmenen eniim6istG
i1ofIiion tliIiii poittanliaan bolfin-
toja iaomaan.
SSitf1n maratonin i1rjest1iG ia.
fol palfinnot SEEM Yorfisio. gee
onnettiin oifein tafitulla morus-
tettujen panffiibeffien mtooosia.
@ariiraiien jafelun iucritti rlrbeiIll
promoottori Ger Stirhorb ipdbid
ennen Iplen jGriest1mdn 26 tun-
min jouffuejrofirn alfamista Wto-
biIon Square @ar0enisio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-06-14
aafii miesta palannt.

Sono on Sac, 8is., feiGf. II p.
. ernest Sonion ia 60 aillbere,
molenulat fotoiiin gacineSta, isis,
paIotpot fuolioifii toisIoiltona, fun
beioGn olitoniu, iota iDofipi oiaan
lG6ellG San 9pne-1imistG paiffa-
funtoo, SDttpi palamaan. @tiebet o.
lilpot falastlSmatfallo onnettonltlt
oen oifana. &aittotien Dli mennes-
ia etupD0rG i1rfpi, fun ie isfi fis-
foon. SGll0in beioGn alttonia faGn-
tpi pl0salaiin ia ipttpi palamoan.
9(nton ollie iGGneet miebet mpos
paloilpat forrelle. Sberiffi S. @.
Scblaof ianrntiitti tlilen ia toi
nliesten ritumiit tdnne.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-06-14
Ncma pttanee bhllitnfien faiiinia
YcfingisiG.

SEEING, feiGf. 10 p. = 3atfti
merritt apiittauipat iiiben eta MINI
futIutt1 "fristittp fenraali" 6ei1g
yu-SIiong ottaa ballitilfien fdliin-
ia 9efingisiG lGbitltletpoiInuoeslo.
SGn eniin idriestdne eaiionia fun
toon SientiinisiG ionfa pobjoiSpno-
leila toistella iotfuit.
Tefing on melfein eristettp fon-
purfi, iillG lennGtinliniot on fatfot-
I'll. g(ittoilu maanteillG on poarol-
listo barbailelpien iotiloi6en muofil.
Se tatn elGttGtpGt itieGdn rospooai-
Iella. sos fenroali 6eng pGottdd OF
taa Iefingin ballitltfien fdlttn'n,
min liiGG faniollisormeiian lotllai-
ia lGbetetGGn iboniilaisten a!uufll
mainittitun faltptnfiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-06-14
@irlueG lperitaS.

@iarquette, gSis., feiGf. II p. =
E6GllG tGnGGn A. ipuooen tpanba,
9lltg. Gabl, ampui paiinonia ia
tpttdrenid @leonoran ia a3ettpn ia
oil iitten faatanut pnloGllpG beio6n
pG1lleen. = Sulfenut iitten afflt-
nat ia open ia iptpttGnpt talon tu-
leen iorfa tebtpSdn oil iitrmnnnilt
itleniG. Stun tulipalo buomattiin ia
mlrrettiin iiiGlle, istlli 9abl feitti-
0si1 titolilla, ipier,s!s idGn remolmari
iota bGn of fGpttdnpr oleenaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-06-14
Snomalaiict parasta tpSiuOimua.

gSoin 80. @ogebic-alueen iuonla-
laista tp0nliest1 lGbti tGnlG1tf. al
fitpdimin1 lGnteen ioSia be tp0s-
fenteleipGt rolitatietunnelitoisid, Ia
bella ,Seattleo, @aSb.
Sullneli tulee noin faboefian
MALTA pitfd ia frlfee ie Cascade
luuoriionon lGpi.
"Suonolainen faiipoSnlieS on
taitnlpin ia litotettoipin tponieS,
mitG meillG on tllnnelin amanmiies-
.ia," ianoi Scr @eatbeipion. "Seitd
ei tpoioa plittGG tlinnelin apaanti-
ieSia ia poroonliiesia ia len ipltofli
baluan1ne me 9eitd erifoiiesti To-
bGn tDo10n". SGn Ianoi, ettG toi-
Tia niebiG lGbtee tGGItG muutanlan
pGiipGn fltluttua Guthrie Cont
panDn tDomaalle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-06-14
Snpmalainen lentGiG l0ptanpt fa-
Sunnect filmaaja-ilmailijat.

Some, gllasfa, feiGf. s. Sou-
outtaan pafolliiesti lasfeutlintaan
crGGn iiiGjGrpen jGGlle pGGii mil;
Sor-filmin filmaaiaa itbfaaipasta
onnettonlnloesto. Sept be opat tltr-
musia 9Soint 9arromiSia, 9(lasfon
pobjoiiinmosIo fGrjesiG.
9olmen lpiifon tietpmGttonisil
dion iGlfeen iaatiin beistd trtullo,
fun opliun rientGnpt lentofone, NIT
fonoan Illonoloinen Matt gtienlinen
objaoiann ia &icbaro SepIer rnbioit
iiiona, polali Hoint 9arroipista ia
ilmoitti filmaajien olemon turpaS-
ia. 9lrnerifalaiIet leboet firioittdipot
plistGtpGsti gtienliiestG, ipTu l6pii
fo0onneet, fun niltut IentGjGt oliiuat
polanneet tpbiin toinlin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-06-14
Spnthern Gross'in matfasta.

9risbane, slustroalia, feiGf. 8 b..
- aolnrimoottorinen lentofone
"tSoutbern Gross" ionpui tGnne
ipurbain t1nG aanuina Siii-ioaril-
ia. geoin t,762 ntailin pitiiiiella
motfollo fen oil toisteltaipa anfa-
raa mprsfp1 ipostaan. glifaoiottain
len tGptpi nousta iieita tubaniia
iolfoio forfealle ia losfelitiia noin
400 iolfna DlGpiiolelle merenptn-
nosto, t1ten iifpltilttoafieen fospat
nlprsfptpirrat.
Riiten tiinnettlio, lGbti Sontbern
Gross NATHALIE foboefion pdiip1d
iitten Soflanoista, Gol., lent1en
Sapoii-ioorille ia tG1lt1 Suipoon,
mit1 lll1itlee Stll-ladrlstosld. Crls-
fonesia Soutbern Grosiin Ientdidt
otettiin uastoan nrprsfpiiin iuoiion-
oioitufiin. &etfiflrntaon fuitlniuot
ieurooipot ilnoiliidt: fomentojd
CHARLES 9inssforo-Smitb, apulois-
obioojo GborIes lllnI nabigdottori
Sarrp @. 2pon ia raoio-operaottort
Games @orner. @risbanesto
Soutbern Gross Ientdd Sponepyn.
Waoinittu motfo on noin 500 moi
Tia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-06-14
0aislcntGjGt obottaiuat.
SGGt cpGinot,tiia.

Ntiss Slnlelia @orbort et ndpto
ipntpneen otollisten ospeftten atfa-
no, fosfa b1nen pritDfieni1 ollo
eniim6inen 9(tlantin Dli lentanpt
noinen pbG fobtaa mostitfiia. Wton'
ia pGipGG on bGn obottannt SEEM
founolonoisio, tebnpt Dritpflidfin
mutto ioittiir,it poloamaan tatai-
lin ia - obottamoan.
Sind oifono polmistaiititi mot
foIle Waiss Wsubel 8oll, iolta Ime-
Iia moltoii lentGjdrL Stitl6in. Sos
too banffitpon naiien iiiltlla etii
weiss Boil toiien foneenobjooion,
ionfo forsia lGbti Curtis 6ieIoiltd
piime torstoino NATHALIE, mlitto
I,ultun tafio ioittiii poloomoon to-
faiiin.
gept Sofioloinen Sbea 9toSche
poImistelcc fintmeiicsti utotfac,
Ient6dfIeen Curtis SieIoiIta 9erIi-
min ennenfllin eoelIGmoinitlit nai-
Ict niittatpdt eniimdiielle sltlontin
lentanecIle naiieIIe Iobfeupan fun
nion.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-06-14
Eanffirpsiupa fititlnstellaan If. 10
pGiiuG.

Nreston Weinn., felGf. IL p. -
llora &lasbtorni, iota ipptetddn
panffirosmoiifiesta ia petofiesto,
tunnustanitt itienlG lpplliiefii. SG-
men flrulustelentilenia on ntGGrGttb
alfaipafii If. 10 p:nG piirioifeubes-
ia. Sillmorefaltrtin iliurlalitafunta
buomaIi bGnet ipplliIefii n1rtutamio
pGiipiG FIFTEEN Spring SalleDsia IL
iaitIeipon @niir1Giien 8aniollispan-
fin rpost1nliieen 4pf. 7 p:nG, iol-
loin $4,000 rpostettiin ntainitus-
ia parfista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-06-14
Iefims iannitpfien iualtaamana.

Iefina, feIGf. 8. - @aiffa on
10 fiibfedsti oootettu faniolliSten
ioitffoien marsiintista foilpunfiln'
fosfa pobioiIet eli Gbang Sio-Stri1
iolifot otpot 10 aifoia iitten jdttd-
meet faltpllngin ia perdptpneef
Waoncblirioan, eli rpfnenttejd ole
firlliunitt. gsiioen pbd ionotaan ole
man tulosia pGiip1il nlattan pansla.
9altpllngin portit oipat lliIastl lll-
fosia. gseliGGn pdipcGn ei pbtnan
iiinaa ole tiillut faitpltnfiin. erds
auto, jofa fulietti uDfonaalaiiia q
ritti titlln faltpitnfiin, nlittta fdnf1-
nntettiin tofoiiin litfititilta portetl-
ta.
gliuffaat opot jditnitpfltsla ia
buolisIoon mitd tGst6 foifesta OF
fein on pielG trlema. Soillafin to-
boilla peIGtGGn eteldisten jotitiineen
riitaon fcsfenddn. gtanfingin bolli-
tufSen nrddrGptiet opat olleet fomin
ristiriitoiiio.
9aniallisten lippu on fuitentin
Gefingisid liebumosio foiffiollo ia
tooennGfoiiesti foitplngin oiuffoot
oIiiiipot waIuiit toiipottamoan ioti-
losioltffonIo tertuetitlleifii, mutto
n1it1 ei fiutlli.
csopaniloiiia jouffo-oiostoid on
ionpuiutt foupunfiin Iiidd. 2ubeiien
htleipoiiiuloen oootetaon laiifot'e-
man gefingin idnnitpfien tdipollo
toi toiiello.
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Sapinalliict toiminnasia 9sieara-
gnasia.


Monagua, feIGf. II p. = Sdnne
tulleet tieoononnot Son Suon Oe
Selepancecasta fertoput, ettG Son-
oinon fopinalliiet 8orfirio lSoncbe-
ain ia g(ntonio @aleanon ioboollo
oipnt tebneet rpostoretfiG fDliin.
g8iime fuufauoen 81 pGiipGnG be o.
liipat bDofGnneet erGdieen fauppa-
loon, iosia rp0stimGt liifepoiffoja
ia b1iritiiip6t roitballiiia aIuffaitu.
&abto ibnistG be npos fibnttimat.
Weufuonia be iaitpot erGGS.G fou-
pasta 5000.
9eGtnG moinittt rosmoiobtaiot o.
mot bonoi1roiiloiiio. @aleanollc on
onnettit euerstiar,po ia Soncbc8
on "fenrooli", fitten faopatut oiio-
paperit oiottoipot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-06-14
Gpulibge iiirtGnbt labt6aifania.
ia panfista.

S8aIbineton, feidf. IL p. = Stun
WerS Golmin Coolidge on lieipGsti
iairastunitt, Min lGbto 8ruleen,
8is., on iiirrettp titonnemmafii
Suunnitelnlien nlltfaan preiioentin
ielprueenia fansio oliii pitGnpt iaa-
pua Sltperioriin If. IL p;nG. &ll-
ten on terrottlt preiioentti ia Wtrs
Cabin Coolidge apiettGlpGt fei6lo-
maanIa Srule-ioen ronnalla iiiaitie
gpaSIo 9enrp Glap Biercen perifltn-
nan omiStamaSia bulpilasia.
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GaucOasIa innnaitellaam emrOpalai'
len iiirtoIaiinnScn rajoittamiSta

Ottowa, Ont, Canada, feiGf. s
p. = grifoiien albaiiia matfilstus-
tafloju rpoItameren poiffi brittilGi-
file Iiiriolailille on iitoiiteltu Ga
Madam ballitltfielle feimona, jonfa
amulla iaataiiiin brittildista iiirto-
laiiuutta CANADIAN liiGantpntddn.
@6iistojobuoneen iiirtolais fonliten
luoiittelee rajoitrfiia mitille @uro-
pan naioen iiirtolaiiille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-06-14
lSnnistnluatfp? :?

Srepasien feidfltlln 10 p.
Srienbibip-niminen amerifalainen
lentofone lGbtenee NATHALIE @uro-
paan buolnenna. Sen obiaaiat omat
Weiss glntelia @arbart, &ilmer
Stult5 ia 2ouis @oroon.
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Vol. %
@iifOn Darrelta
Sontbern grOss iaapanmt 9lnstra-
liaan.

8iime laliantaina flo 1910 ap.
9lustralim aian mutaan iaapui
monoplaani Sout6ern Gross onnel-
liieSti 8riSboneen, 9(ustraliaan iuo-
ritettuaan t,762 mailin mattan
Gppnen paltameren etelGilen oian
plitie 5ijin iaaristosta. Treii-
oentti Coolidge OH onrlitellut lent6-
jid ia glustralian parlamentti an
tao fapt. &ingsforo-Smitbille 5000
punnan palfinton.