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Evening star., 1928-08-26

well satisfied with the senatorial Situ-
alton including the appointment Of
Senator Thomas to succeed the late
Frank r. Goodng There has been
some dissention. OF course. but 1t has
not advanced very far even in the
north This developed in John Gray
and his friends in COelu d'Alene.
Gray would like to 20 to The Senate.
With others he thought the successor
To the late Senator Gooding should have
gene 10 tnc north However the Gray
movement has not advanced to any
extent The possibility Of it coming
before the convention at the close OF
the present month is very remote.
The same section of the north de-
veloped candidate for attorney gen.
eral Senator F. V Boughton of Occur
dAlene was groomed and is still being
groomed. Senator Ralph Nelson, prom
inent in the cOunSelS of the party, has
been active in his behalf But it is said
that had Senator Nelson known what
he does now, the Bought0n boom might
not have been started
II. A. LAWSON.
Evening star., 1928-08-26
c. D. P. IN MONTANA
BUR|ES HATCHET
Factions Unite at State Con.
vention and Agree to
Support Ticket.
Special ntspatch 70 The star-

Special Dispatch 70 The Star.
HEI ENA Mont. August 25.-Nevei
in its annals has the Republican party
in this State been more united thar
il is today AS the result of the har-
monious convention Of last Monday
when ali factions buried the hatchet
and promised 10 get together behind
Herbert Hoover. after adopting a plat
form praising the presidential nominee
and assuring him Of its support
The convention elected John w
Snit2ler of Froid as national commit
teeman to succeed DR.. O. NJ. Lanstrum
Of Helena. who died in office several
months ago.
Senator Snit2ler, who sits in the up
per chamber of the Legislature, is a
big grain farmer and banker and has
been allied generally with the liberal
progressive end of the party This
same shade Of Republican thought also
captured the State craftsmanship. Hal
leck Brown, Billings attorney. being
chosen to rule the central committee,
The wet-Gry issue was made inev-
liable when the convention indorSed
an initiative which seeks TO restore
10 the statute books of the State the
old prohibition laws. wiped therefrom
two years ago on initiative.
The Anti-Saloon League is backing
this initiative In Montana. and as the
Democrats appear 10 De IN the hands
of the vets. the battle Is or.
The Democrats have mace an honest
and energetic effort to close the breach
in their ranks and with decided sue
cess. party leaders claim. In Butte,
where a bad split appeared imminent
because of the battle between the Ana
conda Copper Mining Co. interests ana
w A. Clark, the county convention
decided unanimously 10 support the
entire State ticket AS Butte goes. so
qoes the Democratic result, as the me-
fronolis is overwhelmingly with that
party. LOUIS M' mn Ii'
Evening star., 1928-08-26
'G. O.P CONFIDENT
Of IDAHO VICTORY
Leaders Seek to Place Can
didates Geographically
in Stats.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


BOISE. Idaho. August 25.-The geo.
graphical placement Of candidates so
that in proportion TO population and
iNNsence all sections will be properly
rd jpsented. is the task that confronts
leaders in the Republican party In
Idaho at the present time And they
are endeayoring to solve the problem,
meeting with more or less success. The
party is in remarkable political shape
not only to carry Idaho for the preSi-
Dental nominee, but to present q strong
ticket to the people.
Northern Idaho comprising 10 OF
the Al counties. now has the secretary
Of State, Fred E. t.ukenS. who Is from
Idaho County: the State treasurer, who
is from Nez Perce County: the lieuten-
ant governor, Oscar HALEY. who is
from Benewah County. and the first
district Representative. Burton l..
French who is from Latah County, In
other words the North has four Con-
oreSSiOna or State representatives.
Yet It is the small end Of the State
The south on the other hand, with "a
counties, has the following representa-
ton: Two United States Senators in
w. f Borah of Ada County and John
Thomas of Gooding County. respec-
lively: Gov H c. Baldridge Of Canyon
County. Attorney General Frank
Stephan of Twin Falls County, state
Mine Inspector Stewart Campbell Of
Blaine County. State Superintendent OF
Public instruction Mrs. Mabelle M.
Lyman and Representative Addison I.
Smith, or seven
This ratio Is considered about correct
by the party leaders and they are trying
to maintain It, The north seems to be
Evening star., 1928-08-26
MISSOURI PARTIES
SEEKING CHA|RMEN
G. @. P. Expected to Conduct
Campaign Independent
of st. Louis.
sper sjDi~patch 10 The Star

SpV - IflNFditn 10 ne St3F.
KANSAS CITY. MO, August 2S.--
Because OF the conflict between fac
tions and campaign issues both Re-
pubicans and Democrats are finding
considerable difficulty In selecting their
State chairmen to manage the Fall
campaign. The State committees of
the two parties meet September IL to
organize and with the State candidates
TO frame their platforms.
On the Republican side the names
OF w. F. Phares of MaryVille who
managed the successful State campaign
four years ago; James Finch of New
Madrid, preconvention manager for
Frank o. Lowden. and Herman Lang
worthy Of this city have been men
toned most prominently II is doubt
ful II any Of them can be induced to
serve
Owing to the fact that the ST. Louis
organization probably Is interested
most in the election of Judge Henry
S. Caulfield for governor. Republican
should como from the country. The
countrg this year is unusually sensi-
tive. owing To the wet DETECTION in
St Louis to Al Smith And Republi-
cans realize If Missouri is going to be
carried for Herbert Hoover the win
ming votes must come from outside St
Louis which part Of the State is nor
mally Democratic by several thousand
votes
Hope Sentiment COOls.
Indications now are that the Re-
publican State campaign will be con-
Quoted largely independent of St. Louis.
AT this time the leaders realize it would
be Of little use to attempt concerted
Evening star., 1928-08-26

drive In the normally wet Republic
can city for Hoover or any "dry" State
candidates State leaders hope. hou~
ever. the present Smith sentiment will
cool before November.
The Democrats also have rather
ticklish situation Francis NJ. Wilson.
Democratic nominee for governor. who
has the city organizations solidly be-
hind him, Is insisting on the selection
of c. A. Leedv. jr., his primary CAM
paign manager, for State chairman.
Charles M Hay. ultra dry" senatorial
nominee whose primary vote in the
big cities was negligible Is opposed TO
Leedy Hay refuses to name his
choice. saying merely ne wants "an
outstanding Democrat The guberna-
tc~ial and senatorial nominees are at
Ioggerheads, but serious conflict is not
expected to develop.
Reed May Enter Fray
Hav desires the State chairman 70
be agreed on at once Wilson SAYS he
will wait until the new State COM
mittee meets to organize. II Is under
stood Hay is fearful that his political
enemy. Senator James A. Reed. might
dip into the chsirmanship fight. On
the other hand. Wilson supporters ex-
press the opinion that Senator Harry
g. Hawes. regional manager for AL
Smith. is backing Hay for immediate
action on the chairmanship.
Senator Reed has refused to make
any statement since the nomination Of
Hay. which the Missouri senior Sena =
tor scathingly denounced in the pri-
maries. Hay refused to engage in a
fight with Reed in the primaries But
if Reed undertakes To continue the At
tacks in the general election campaign
it is understood Hay will turn loose
his oratory on Reed And when u
comes tn vitriol. Hay Is close second
to Reed. T G. Afford.
Evening star., 1928-08-26
Peers Sen Wsds Bar11an,

After rearlv year of secrecy the
wedding Of the Hon. Otway Randall
Percy Oliver Plunkett, son and he- Of
Lord Louth Of England, and Miss Ethel
Gallichan. daughter Of Je~say, Eng
land. docker, has become known. The
bride formerly was a telegraph mes
senger and sfterward barmaid at
local hotel. For several years PltInkett
has been regular visitor to Jersey and
during one Of these visits ne met his
bride.
Evening star., 1928-08-26

weeks and has forced Gov. Green TO
open Detroit headquarters and put an
organization to work in view OF per-
sistcnt reports that Welsh will carry
Detroit Welsh is now in the upper
peninsula on campaign trip,
Representative Robert H. Clancy ol
the Detroit district is facing hard
fight for denomination against former
Representative John B. Sosnowsk. who
was defeated by Clancy two years ago.
The primary election will be held
September 4. Because of numerous
contests among the Republicans, thou
sands of Democrats arc expected to vote
as Republicans in the primary ana
Democratic leaders are informing the
public IN advance that the vote IN Sep
tember should not be taken rs an In
dication Of Democratic strength.
II. C. POWELL.
Evening star., 1928-08-26
LIGHT VOTE ENCOURAGES
6. 0. P. IN MISSISSIPPI
Turn Out A. Senatorial Primary
Vleved as Sign cf Defec-
tons - Hoover
- rz.sEatee Le Tns s.el

@pes3Ss gssEztcE ~ fAN @tG3
Jk~KSCE MISS August 25.~-Pollt-
,-sG crser~erf are skep'lcsl about the
.,gtt vote n Tuesdays Democratic pri-
~aaKy f9f Enitec States Senator III
wtl.ch Senator HDDert Stephens was
u0nggna icc over Representative ! Web
her wilson Not quite half Of he Total
registration in the State vo'cd and
there are those who see IN the light poll
a ray Of hope for the Republican nom
s1ee for The presidency.
Their we're many voters #Ao re-
mained away from TIE polls ior The
reasof that tfey intended :" vote iof
ge}F,crt Hoover }p EnSaUbet Jual
ysfgat effect tnia VIII hasc IA hf pfeet"
oe.,fls3 election ls not Kno@p and DE-
suite nlatterings In tae rural sections OF
the state, Democratic leaders are con-
fdent the boiling is not # serlou$ con
nern and that Mississippi. al!l remain IN
the Democratic foio
Meanwhile. Democratic leaders con
ssrsus 10 mark tirns, but they expect u
vaas 4 vigorous campaign IN the state
REX q. MAoEE.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-10-25
snunen untilia
Snbani slbon 6amta- ia mnistopnt-
iaan bamfe.

Sltten aifaiiemmin OH mainittir
mponii iiiGaliainnliilisterio ipiime
toufofirisio Snomen &iriailijalii-
tolle llnpan julfiIen rabanfer1pflen
toimeenpanenliieen maroien banffi-
miIefii Smbani glbon Dailta- ia
mllistppatiaan ppstpttdmiSta mar
ten. Suomen &irjailijaliiton iibtee-
RI firjailija SSiapo S1rfoien 1sfen
antonlien tietojen nulfaon nGpttaG
fer1ps tuottanan bDipi1 tlllofiio.
&irjailijaliitto OH iuorpjen fer1pSt1
morten olettonut erifoiien totnifiin-
nan. Sarfoitlfiena on laoon footltf-
il, min paljpn maroja, ettl niillG
moitaiiiin ppstpttGG Subani glbolle
el alnodstaall Ddllfa' maon lllDoS
muistppatias. yli 500 lista$ on
l1betettp eri taboille maota ia m.
m. faiffi panfit omat iillirella mpo.
tGmieliippoeIlG iubtalltlrneet ferGpf'
Ieen, mastaonottoen ferGpSlistoja
fonttoreibinio. &erGpstG tiilloan
jotfomoan pitfin ipfipG. Guten ia-
npnlolebbiSi1 on nGfpnpt, on Ser
fipofulttuspbti0 Suomi lobioittanilt
bouta- ia ntriStopotiusto iparten
5000 n1f., iofa lllntmo muooostdo
perusroboston. Yotiostoimifitnnal.
Re on liupattit perruten iirriatin
lobioitufiia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-10-25
&oira pelastanrtt iiGntGnid.

glitfin Wfinn, lofaf. 20 p. =
Sarmari slnorep Sen6ricflon, 63
ipuoben ifGinen, jofa aiul neliG
MALTA itGGn Taliiabesto, pelastiti
mibaien bGrGn iaripista tGnGan fol-
ranla apulla. SGrfG oil bpof1nnpt
6Gnen finrppititnia pltsfien bGnet
tumottomafli. Senoricfionin foira
juofli ntplmi1pGn bGrGn roufIe iilloin
tGlloin puroisten len ialfoio. SGllG
taipolla ie pitt bGrfGG loitomntollo
min fauon, fumes Senoricfionin
poifn laoplti opittn. Sddfdrt on IL
noittonltt, ettG bGrfG on loitfonnut
moinittuo formario melfo poorol-
lilesti.
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Siefmamin birttGminen.

ct. Quentin Gal. II 8illiont
Sicfnan bengellGar matlot 'pilrne
periantai.oontitno flo 1910 lain
auootiman rangoistltfTen nuoren
foitliitpton, Wtorian Harferin MUIR
boontiiesto. 9otoliloiien paptn III
fiesio fliolcnlitoniaa poifa marsh
melfoilen tpDnesti fltolemonfopisto
birttoloipolle. Weutta finn lilntiiftoo
fiinnitettiin bGnen faulaanio min
ban aIfoi pportp6, pddnid poinuen
nitoron iparasio alenlnofit joten
teloitettoipon faiila ei fotfenftiiffdon
niinfuin toipalliiesti uoan fiioli
ban w6bdn bitoomntin fiiristunlal'
Ia. Taonion t6ptdntoorpanoa oil
fotiomasia $50 benfiIod, ioisto 30
oil ianomoIebtimiestd.
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@aibington lofaf. 20 p. - "a.
n1Gn ro6ostoiibteeri Wellon antol
buonnotulle fetiiidlle GbomoS u.
@oiIoniIle @est Orongesia, g. s..
fongresIin lpott1lrdn nlitalin fun
nianoloitufiefii niistG fefiinnoist1
ia IauputufiiSta, joilla ban on bpoe
optt1npt ibnlisfuntoa. SdndGn oil
fulunitt 80 tpuotto iiitG oiosta, iol-
loin Scr Goiion oil fefiinDt l0bto-
lompitn. aun preiioentti Coolidge ei
ipoinitt perIoonalliieSti ottaa olao
iitbloierenioneihin, min ban pitt
rooiopnbeeh nisiG ban plisteli
@oiionia iiiurten ioopittuflienia
ioboosta.
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OiuuIcncltit tntfimnsmatfallc.

Chicago. ~ GGdllG iiiuitiewan
Gielb.ntuieon jubtaja Stcpben 6.
Simns on tieoottdlnit, ettG epersti
Sbeooore 9iooiepelt peljeni1 Seer.
mitin fonsio lGbtee tlttfimusretfelle
9luiion fooffoisoioon emf fitun 10
D.. 6eio6n mufoonio III. NJ. lobtee
mp5s 9eu orfiSta fotoiiin oleDo
Srp0am Cutting. Sorfoitufiena on
tiloo0 nloinittuun mliieoon boupt
noiiia eI1inliG, foslpeio y. NJ. lopto'
ia SIoiiosto. Gieoenliebet ionollo
ntittoapot ia tiltfiiuot tlilitemotto-
mio ieutilio Wtofing.joen rmnoillo,
@urnion, Siomin ia Yunnonin roe
ionoilla.
g8orot retfiflrnnalle on labjoitt
mt Gbicoeosio olenon Wteieble
Irintina YreSs & Wtonufacturins
Gompanpn prciioentti @iIIiom @.
9eap. Iooiepeltit motfustopot
Icp yorfisto iiioroon Snoioon,
misid retfifiinta idriestetidn. Se
iittem meneip6t yunnonin roiolle,
iniSid mctidstdlpdt boripinoiiia mil
IielGintiG.
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gSaufila fptima neeferillG.

Charleston 9. g., lofaf. % p.
- gseeferi Seenrp Scripens, jpfo
on 10 40 puotta ollltt lpoltion ma1-
filoSIo, pelfGG mopalttta. Sdn ianoo
monfilon muoooStineen b1nelle TO-
bifIi.
gSuonno 1885 bGnet oil tltomittn
mollfeuteen nitrtomarfaltoesta ia
petofIesta. 9un b1net mapaittettiin
10. 1924, Min ban tlili tafaiiin man
filoan itfien iill6 ban tabtoi olun
"fotonoon" Wfuistiinponot ndpttd-
nat iellroolpao: "SenrD ScrlpenS,
wonfi no. 1889, Charleston faun
tisIo, tuonlittu elinfolttileen man-
feuteen n1trtomarfaitoesta ia pc
tofIesto 10. 1885. Grnaboettiin fe-
iGf. If D. 1924, mlltta mopaebtoi-
iesti paloiin manfiloon ippSf. II
p. 1924"
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GbicasOsia jnblittm Or. Gefcnerid'

Chicago, lofaf. % y. = Chicago
iai iunnuntaina tilaiiuuoen jublia
i1ttil1isilmaloilpa @raf 3eppelinin
fonnentoiao, Or Sugo Gcteneria ia
olao 5eppelinin miebistoG jotfa oli-
spot ttlleet @bicagoon iitnalla. Sp-
bptt6 ei-ipirallista apoStaanottoa a-
ienlolla ieuraii pleinen wastaanotto
tilaiiuus Gbicaeon iullrella |Sol-
oiers ano Sailors" filofentalla,
josio oil tnbaniio ibmiiiG. Gbica9on
mailiri 8illinn Sale Sbontplon
piti terlpeboDspubeen, jobon Sr.
Gcfener mastoii, laiiiuen ilonlo
bistorialiien lentomatfon onnelli-
lesti Iuorittanliiesta. Sun lipaii "
Ieiiolle, ett1 t1rnGn miifon lopnllo,
fun ban tefee ennenulin litlpat1n
fiertolentonlatfan folttta maatL ban
tltlee mposfin ppidbtpnlddn Gbica-
eoSia.
SofIalaista fanialliluusIdbtod o.
lelpat iaoot noiiet ia foululaplct o.
limot mltooostoneet @cfenerln flin-
niofSi fupuelmoh ioSla elttettilrl
ibntilen illoritufiia ilmonfin mall
loittonliIeSia. &aufoilet gpieroat
mietiin iublo.aterialle Union ellt-
bin, ntinf1 jdlfeen be olipnt fun
nioipieraina iafiolaiiesio tentterisla.
Wlaanontoino oieltiin iattildisfail'
punain nG6tGpppfii6 fatlelemasla,
ia fun be oliipot ipielG lpblotllalll.
iillo ief1 neuipottelusio mojurin ia
ipoltlluSton fansia min be 'paloll-
mot tofaiin Stem Oorfiin polmis.
telemoan iiuinniteltlta liiurforpitr-
fien faitttaleitoa.
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$nlisaanitcfoia.

SiSfettGin titnfelttli Sc. SSofinen
nir1inen buligaani Sonmas-nini-
ieen toloon 9llotiinppbtG1n Sltnin'
foon fpl1sI1 riebuen field noil A
tiulnin aion. @niit0ifieen ban lol
ltuoesto rafennrfiesta riff falffl
iffllnuruilbltt DbteeniG "a rilrtiia.
Weluln p1en olleSIa foilrapellolla.
Iottui fotona olemoan iroir noillu,
ipioen oil turipououttatpo fiir'ellt-
Ieen pofoon. Eienet lo5!ot cnil1tct'
tim fuitenfin piilpittoa erGaieen
fomeroon, josia ndmG fllin ibmecn
foutto iiilpilpGt tdn1n peoon fpn'
iistG. Seltroopo ltbri mitlrn putt
teesio oil talon foiro, ionfa ielfddn
sSSofinen loi piirlfon. Trllffo iGi iii'
ben uIeofii tiinnifii iilld foiro toe
mottiin mosta mpobeminin jollotn
len birlueGt tusfot lopetettiin oilpit'
malta. SGnn1n iGlfeen lltiintali t1'
ma "pe.o" fulfitnia tolIiin. Sd1llc'
fin ban eniitoifIeen iGrfi iffltnot ia
olfoi piest6 tollisia oIeiuoa belpos'
IA birnuii,lla iprinlallo. Soliisto
polotesIoon ban iGrfi meijerifdrrpt
ia beitti ne mieresiG oleipann io.ul'
fiioppoon. Gienellii moiiforillo hGn
iittcn liiafii riffOi fieieistd tofo!oa-
ban. EdbGn p1Gttpi roiwoanlinen
toloSio. T1m1n jGlfeen ilitntoii
S2yofinen fulfirnia II. u I'm. pG12In
oleipolle pellolle, josie talon ipGfI
oil foitronleiffilusia. Gniifii hun
tidnd bpoffGii talon &orin-nimiien
tpttdren firupplitn. SGmG oil fiii.
tenfin nopeo ia pddii forflttn. 81
rtoa eiinlerffiG ieilroiipot muffin
pellollo oleipot poitii talon @oloc-
mar-nintircn poifo, iofa feboitti
Sofista billitiem6dn itienid ia pois.
tumoan. Bostoufiefii bpoffdii So
finen b1ntG foboen, iolIoin eoeIld.
nainitti SO. Sontntos Ioi b1ntd fd.
ocsi6Gn oleipolIa boneoIIo min
lpoirhaffoosti, ettd fe. fatfefi. Nae.
nctcttpd1n ndin aieenio, ia fosfo
Sofinen ulioelIeen oIfoi bpof6ti
bGntd foboen, oil bGnen mpos tiir.
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SamOo Smitbin aiaiuan repnblifaa-
nien aIiaa.

9fepubIifaonien iulfiiuusDiros.
ton iobtojo, Senrp s. 9alen ianoo
finpernoori Smitbin plbeilloon e.
oistGipGn enentpi republifaonien q
Iioo fuin puolueen omot pilbujot.
SGn tpetoo nj. NJ. Seem Oorf Zines.
leboen (ocnlofroottiien ia iSmitbi1
puolustoipom poroititfieen, ettei
pio1 iitG erebopstG tebo6 ettd nrit-
t1d pubuo repit5lifoanien tubloa.
ipaiiuuoesto ia gitorostu oiosto,
fosfa OH tooistettanisin ctta Goo-
Iiogen oifana on Gallitrficn fueIfojo
Ipbennettp 81 proiettia iomallo
fuin Smitbin fiiipernoorinii olles-
ia gseip yorfin ipoltion ipeIot oipot
liid1ntpneet 81 proientiIlo. 81. D.ll.
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ytnori nainen lmfinnnt 2 lasta ra-
fennitfieem ionfa iptptti tnIeem.

Soinen lapiista pelostettiin, toinen
paloi farrefii; Ct tieoG itiefGGn
mifii tefi falbean tefoienio.
Eittsbirgb, Ta., lofof. Is y. -
Wtamie Secfer, 16-pltotios noiner.
on tilnnitstanrt poliiieille lufinneen
ia fafii pient1 lasta buoneeieen ia
iitten iptpttGneeniG rafennifien IT.
leen Cast Mcaeesportisia ellen Il
lallo.
&olnilprotiaon Clara Yeterlonir
pieni rllilmiS paloi rofennitfien nlit-
fana farrefii, mlitta Wtap Sicfep,
6-mltptias, pelastettiin. 92Gbtp11n
titlen rafennllfiesia rieiipGt noGpr-
rit b1t1an. Ofii nliebist1 n1ilrto.ltlli
iii1lle talon ollesia jo melfein toto.
naan lieftien mollasia ia toi lie I'd
ulos tpanbenlman laplen. N)tltita
toista fertaa ban ei cnGG guoinut
mennd iii1lle ia Min iGi Clara
tDtto lieffien ubrifii.
@eamic Secfer of iGtettp boito-
maan Iapiia niitten manbertpotn
mennesiG faupllneille. gtppbfpttien
ia malittaen tefi bGn tunnuStutien.
ia, alitltiiesti 6nfien: "@n tieha
nifii len teinl" Wtanlie on aietettl
Ipptteeleen nlllrbapoltosta ia mics,
taposta. SGnellG itielI1Gn on 6 IF
iponba lapii, mlltta miebestG ei ole
tietoo. g. 9. Il.
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Yleiiid nutilia
Snnim9as Sagsnn frmmmansta iiir'
rettD.

Sirona, 9llbania, lofaf. Is p.
&uningas 3ogu on iiirt6npt fruit.
nmtstam ia toirnitetaan ie masta
tantnri- tai belmifultsia. Sallawa-
lin rofennetoan pdGfaliplinfiin ra-
fennus ulfomaalaisten iiioittamiief'
il. MpoSfin oiatellaan porlomenth-
talon forjaamista ia fatltien laitta-
nista parempaan fitntoon.
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Sofio. - Yarooni b. Suenefelo,
toinen iafialaiiista guroposta Cob
raooriin lent1neist1, on riffoniit
lertofoneenia ldbellG Gotioto To-
pabtllneesia lento-onneftouunloeS-
ia. @drooni tuli Sbanoboisto ia
pGGii onnelliicsti meren pli mrtta
foneeieen tiillut mifa aibeiitti topa-
tllrnan. Sorooni ieitraloiiineen
lGGstpi paurioilto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-10-25
% bemfil6a fnollnt rafennnfien ln-
bistnesia.


Taris, lofaf. 10 y. ~ 9icennes.
ia, Yariiin eiifaupungiSia rafcnr
teilla ollut 7-ferrofIinen apartment
tirafennus lilbiStui ellen ieiiraufiel-
la, ettG faiffi rafennufiella tpoSi1
olleet % nliestG balttautliipat iii
BEN lltunnattomaan rallnioon, mita
rofennifleSta nllto0ostlii. WtDoben1-
min illalla iaatiin IL rlluuista
pois.
9fafennufien alintntaiiesln ferrof
lesia aiui 10 pfii perbe ia bplpin
litultamaSti joitafin beistGfin i1i
iurmaniltlbun.
S1nG on toinen ianallainen on.
nettomltus lpbDen aian iiiGlld GU
ropasio, toinen tapabtren Fragisla.
Wolemnisia topollfiisia on lgDnG
febno rafennustefniiffa ia Duoli-
mattpnlltus.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-10-25
20 benfil6G bnffnnnt laiwain Db'
teemajusIa.

Sbongboi, lofaf. Is p. - Sient-
iinistd tlIleen ilmoitufien mlfuun
on 20 benfiloG biiffiinlt faboen
ranniffoloilpon pbteenajosio ldbella
Safua. Soinen laiipoiSta, Onng
Siina-niminen gpajoii wieoen NIT
fanuan ippppteen 60 laiposia ol-
leista 300 motfustajosta iefd 10
loiipamiestG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-10-25
Sintpja lasfctaan.

Snternational Sboe Gomponpn
taannoin ilntoittaula fenfien bitto-
jen losfeninen 5-25 proienttiin
on moifuttanlit ien, ettd ct Souiiis-
ia oIelpa 8ropn Shoe Company
ieltraa eiimerffid ia mpoSfin nlc~-
taa bintoio.