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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-10-04
LOCAL STUDENTS
ATTEND NORTHERN
MONTANA SCHOOL

The Northern Montana School
has begun the first year of its
work with an enrolment OF "
students for the first quarter. A
number of additional applications
have been received which Indicate
that other students will register
within a few days.
The records in the Registrars
office show that a large proportion
of the students are employed In
part time work and that several
part time positions have not as yet
been filled.
In addition to the work offered
in the various departments, which
affords preparation for the first
two years in fifteen professional
and pre-professional courses be-
sides the first year of the two-year
normal course, the new college Is
offering an unusually thorough
personnel program. Students are
assisted in every way possible tc
make their college work successful
Individual attention is given to the
plans of each student SO that ne
may select the subjects best suited
to his purposes. Further then that
a system of time budgeting u
worked out with each student 81
that he may carry his school pro
gram of study and recitation will
the greatest possible efficiency.
| Miss Hazel Bruvold of Conner
town High School and Mr.. Ken
meth E. Olson of Plentywood Higl
School are among those registered
in the new college. Miss Bruvol'
is specializing in preparation o.
teaching. Mr.. Olson is majorin,
in physics.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-10-04
By AWluDs RDten

At last we have a radio receiverl
Nowadays, when one says, sra
did," he just naturally means, a
MAJESTIC. The terms to most
people seem SYNONYMOUS. If it isn't
a Majestic, it just isn't a radio,
the radio fan insists. l don't know
so much myself for l haven't had
so much experience with Majestics
there now, l mean radios.
/ stood out for a long time.
For months and years l resisted
the radio AGENT endured the
prattle of the radio fan with cred
liable liberation; the yodel of the
friend who insisted that come ov-
er and hear his receiver deliver
there were other receivers but none
like his, and TIM he would grow
ecstatic over last nights reception
and persist in details of the St
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-10-04

liked to stay there better since ne
got his. g..
Anton made me a proposition.
He showed me how easy it was to
own one. / succumbed, with some
pain, however, but he kept me 60
ing.
A model 1S1, with phonograph
attachment was installed-the
monograph was an insurance
against those times when no radio
will receive.
The wife was skeptical, but the
children could hardly wait, and
then the quarrels who should OPP
crate and whether there should be
monograph or radio performance
there was bedlam.
Now One of the Pests
All day the Majestic goes. 1t
picks up Bismarck in the morning,
and tells US the price of wheat and
about the "World Book" and at
night we listen in to a fiddlers'
contest at Shenandoah, Iowa, or a
pipe organ recital in the Mormon
Temple at Salt Lake. We hear
operas, concerts, plays, stories,
songs and speeches, and everything
else that is to be heard-programs
from everywhere.
l also poster my friends about
last nights performance and ask
them over to-sometimes a fizzle
but not often, and then | slip in {
photograph record and tell 'em it:
New York, and they say: "doesn't
it receive fine ?" Those Majestic
are surely the radios.
l am late to work in the morn
ing. I stay home nights to lister
to political harangues. hear tn
: preachers from everywhere Sun
E day. l neglect business. star
E the Majestic and forget work en-
: tirely. At noon, in the evening, i
n the middle of the night, come pre-
g grams, perfectly, that would 9th
f erwise cost hundreds of dollars t
e hear-besides all of the interestin
e things about cigarettes and wash
- ing machines.
t And the photograph plays tn
: "Big Rock Candy Mountain" an
d "Its Spring Time in the Rockies.
S over and over.
= It's the joy and curse of OF
S home.
S In On Everything
e Anton was right. The Majest
will receive. The whole world
its oyster. 1 can hear the h,
breath of the actor, the gasp /
d the actress and the whisper of Il
d orator. l hear the shouts of tt
IS fans at the games and the a
S, plause at the ringside. l can ha'
= volume above whisper or roi
C, that shakes the house.
n 1t costs a lot, but the childr'
d stay at home-it cuts on entertai
ment expense: they hear the be
:" there is, even tho they live o
here in the great open spaces-al
)" tho sometimes a few moments
silence are sweeter than music
self,-its so rare now-yet, l que
"a it is worth it.
Anton seduced me. fell hal
| am still paying.
IN One may be able to live witho
st a radio, but he can't without
10 Majestic.
do
Glendive contemplates extensl
as construction in streets and ale
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-10-04
KVALE NOMINATED
FOR FATHERS SEAT

Montevideo, Mimi, Sept. 90
The Minnesota farmer-labor party
of the Seventh district today was
solidly aligned behind Paul J. Kvale
for district congressman.
He has been unanimously indoors
ed by his party to succeed his faith
er Representative Kvale who burn
ed to death in the recent fire
which destroyed his Battle Lake,
Mimi, cottage.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-10-04
Canada Refuses To Be
United States Dry Agent

Ottawa, Ont, Oct. 1.-The Cana
dian department of justice has
ruled formally that the govern
ment of Canada has not the power
to prohibit or regulate the export
of liquor 20 any country wherein
the importation of liquor is pro-
hibited or restricted.
This opinion, which has particu
lar application to the United States
became known today. when Premier
Mackenzie King, after meeting
of the cabinet council, said the de-
partment of justice had been re-
quested for a ruling on whether
he and his colleague could prohibit
by regulation liquor export from
Canada to a prohibition country.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-10-04
Eastern Firm Wins $73, 900
Contract for Scobey School

Scobey.-The contract for new
school building at Scobey was let
to E. C. Carlson of Excelsior,
Mimi, for $4,000, which includes
general construction work and
plumbing, heating and lighting.
Work starts Immediately and If
weather does not hinder Mr.. Carl
son expects to have it ready for
occupancy by Jan. LIST.
Bidders on the general contract
alone were: The Mackley company,
Minot, N. D., $70,764; Ridlinger &
Hansen, Minneapolis, $4,000; G.
G. Kidwell SEQ, hey, $58,670; E. c.
Carlson. S51, 298.69.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-10-04

that would stab striking workers I'm
the back should not find space in
the columns of any self-respecting
labor journal. Should the filthy
thing find its way into an editOr1-
al room the janitOr should be in
struched to lug il out as one would
Garry a dead rat and heave it in
to the furnace. Then the editorial
room should be properly fumigat-
ed. We understand that the in
dividual specially responsible for
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-10-04

Louis program and how he got
Havana as clear as a bell, and go
on chattering for an hour, but on
coming over" there were always
apologies.
"There is static tonight" he
would allege after five minutes of
blood-curdling yowls that would
challenge the skill of an erotic fe-
line, followed by squawks and
walls seemingly emanating from
the souls of the damned.
Oh. What a Smack!
"Just wait, I'll try Chicago"
More croaking and groaning.
Cant find it tonight. Came in
last night like you were talking to
me in this room-heard a fella kiss
one of the singers. I'll try Daven-
port and see what old Palmer has
sometimes he has a fine pro-
gram. CanN find. Maybe they
haven't a program tonight. Let S
try Denver" He picks up Denver
with the animation that follows
despair and brings in the pornifer-
Gus sobs of a jazz band, then it
fades away and comes back with
the roar of a volcanic eruption, and
then spits and snarls like a shared
tiger. "No good tonight" he vol
unteers with sigh: "but you
should have heard it last night"
"Same old story" says /, cal.
ways last night"
The children had suggested ra'
dio, but 1 was obdurate-they made
noises and walls enough. W.
didn't need a machine to compet'
with them. Never could get any
thing when you wanted it and whel
you forgot to try, you missed tn
only good night in the week, or /
you stumbled onto good air, Their
was nothing but jazz. "But | Xix
jazz" insisted sister. 81 don't,
saws l, and that was an argumen
against it. "WeH get phono
graph, and be sure of delivery, an
we can choose our records. Beside
these radios change every year
no more than get one in when it
out of date and no salvage. Let
wait for few years and get tn
latest"
The Editor Surrenders
But they got me!
happened into the Plentywoo
Implement Company seeking a
copy. Anton Nelson was in hi
easy chair, the picture of blis
listening to the radio. 1t was re
ceiving perfectly. Such musi
such singing and then speech o
farm relief which I got every wor
of.
"What kind of a radio is that :?
l inquired in amazement.
"The only radio-a Majestic
Anton cracked smartly.
"Yeah ?" says l.
Haven't you a radio ?" aske
Anton so innocent like.
"Never bit yet," | answered.
"Well, we'll: Here is a mat, ri
that in the paper this week, ju
add at the bottom, when any rad
Z will receive, the Majestic will
], it better"
The man on the radio W
4 knocking debenture-I listened t
Il he concluded.
1t was the beginning of my fl
I ish. Next day dropped in for a
I other program. Anton sung t
], merits of the Majestic. He to
: me an amazing story-the joys
Z brought to his home and how
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-10-04

(Cont1nueo from page One)
volt of the members of the Ana
erican Federation of Labor
against their reactiOnary leaders
who have been cOnstructively in
citing the authorities in Gastonia
against the strikers.
$50
1t is almost incredible, but un
fortunately true, that an A. F. OF
L. news service hitherto consider
ed the official mOuthpiece of the
executive council of that body,
should urge the lynching of strik-
ers fighting for living wage, re-
gardless of what their political
beliefs might be. The Interna-
tiOnaI Labor News Service. edit
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-10-04
1000 Horses Rounded Up

Wolf Point, Sept. 26.-An Indian
horse roundup is now in progress
and more than 1000 head have
been gathered up on the west end
of the reservation and are await
ing shipment to Oswego. Fearing
a hard winter and scarcity of grass
agency officials decided it advis-
able to round up as many as pos
sible of the range horses and sell
them to packing plants. Leo Green
of Frazier is in charge of this dis
trict.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-10-04

this journalistic OffaI is Matthew
Vol, vice-president of the A. F.
of L. whose main ambition, it is
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-10-04

reported, is to be the MussH
a hOped-fOr Fascist United II
of America.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-10-04
AS IVES SEE IT

CONTINUED from page one)
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-10-04

A so-caIIed labor news service
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-10-04

Glendive contemplates extensive
construction in streets and alleys.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-10-04

81 Orders given prompt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-16
MEXICO CITY TERVEHTu
CALLESIA SANKARINA
Werico Gitp, Toufof. ID.

Weerico Gitp, Tomfof. ID. =
8enraali Ylutarco @lias Galleiir
tGnne tiiloa, iofa palaii miime Jun
nilntaina ipoitolliiesta taistellsto
fapinoitiiioita tpastaan pobiois
Wefiifosio, ieuraii mafapa ilibla.
betfi.
Saapunliienia betfella oil bdnt0
ipastosia preiioentti Yortes @il ia
bdIinoinp1 fanianiouffo iofa oil titl-
Iut Iamiiimaan bGnet teripeti,lleefii.
SGn pppii ipdipneend fan6a poistuo
fotiinia perbeeniG luo, lirpaten e.
iiintp1 firieenipaibtaiille nlpoben-
min.
&un fenraali Gales luolpiltti
preiioentin tpiran ipiime Soullifitus
ia emilio Bortcs @ilille, .fanoi
ban ipetGptppdnid pfiitpiselGmddn,
miitta tiiliii alma olemaan pdlntis
paltpelemaan tarpeen betfellG mao
tdan.
gIeinen mtielipioe of tGdlld iel-
Iainen, bGn fobtaii len "tarpeen
betfen", ntifG npt on 10 obi ia ettd
bGn tuIee liiopumaan iotaninisterin
tpirasta, nlinfG b1n otti tpaIlanflt-
moufien pubietesia ipastaan ia a.
iettru aiamaan tdnne ostamaania
taloon.
SIi toinenfin bubu, ipaiffafin IL
man fpnbipistnsta, ettd ben iotan1i-
nisterin toirnesta erottliaan tuliii
matfustomaan jofiifin aiafii e'rro-
pom, nlnbooIlifesti ottaaficen iielld
ionfi,n toinen, iorfa fa,ttta BON
motif paltpella maataan. Suon'alt-
tettiin ettei fiifaan iellaiieen tci-
meen oIiii iopiipantpi fitin entinen
preiioentti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-16
Vol ajatella nyt, sanoo
pastori

@anfiIan ieIIisiddn @aibineto.
min piirin linnasia Sarrp s. Gin
clair, moni nlilionGGri olipfunin-
gas "nauttii riffainm1lista elGmGn-
ia betfistG."
TGrnGn tiebonannon iulfaiii nil
me tiistaina &eb. Irtbur 8eale
iaarnasiaan @rano @benuen Con-
gregational firfosia. SGnellG of
Ioarnania aibeena: "giafastaminen
parbain elGmGsIG."
"&aptdntoon pantli aianiafio pp
iGbtpmiieen ia miettinliieen on mt
Mr. Sinclnirin eldnlan parbain1pia
betfi6", ban ianoi. "Sos bdnellG o.
liii oIlut tGnlG aifa iiIIoin Inn bGn
oil 80 tpnotias, ei glmerifan tar-
tpitiili npt bdipetd bdnen tibtenii. "
sleb. @eaIe puoIiisti faarnasiaan
.npfpaifaista nnoruuoen ipiiiaiitta.
"gsliorinis on ,piiias. Sbmiiet naii-
roipat niiorelle mtiebeIIe iofa on
iompiittaniit forfean dIentaft teolli-
iiiibesia ia IiiffeesfG", b1n ianoi.
"Miitta Min ei beiodn tliliii teboG.
@iiiaalle niiorelle ntiebelIe eitp1t
ipii1aat naitra - t11itta tpanbnlle,
jofa on tpbntd.
"MitG pbpoGntme elGntdIt1, mill
laiiifii balnantme tulla eldmdsiG9
M1GrGGn1ttonidt nabbolliiiiiioet
ooottoipat faiffia Siuralan lapIia.
SdnellG on min palion annettapa-
ma ia ME Min tpGbGn pDpodmme.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-16

iosta ei taripitie nlltiittaa. Siell1
Ell enaG tGnldn elanlGn buolet niel-
ta rasfauta niinfuin t1allG uiein.
Tdtd firioittaesia OH pastori ia
roilipa geienti fplaiIemGsiG Sbiosia.
Soiwonlme ettG faamme beibat
plan tafaiiin fotiin.
Wonet terlpeileni faifille armo-
lapiille, iilld onban meilla pfii s.
I'd, pfii 2unastaia Seeius, jofa
merellGGn meibGt lunasti. 'Saanune
usfoa itiemme autliaifii eSumalan
lapiifii nain iuurina ipntiiiitG, eif0
olefin ibanaa2
Seiffo iisfonne SerrasYa,
2ppoia &esfineil.
200 Davenport To.
Sorpnto, Ont. Goroha.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-16
&aiffafnnnalta.

Siitierpdiipaiublaa mietettiin
ipiime iitnnlntaina 3aniallisienru-
funnan fesfuubesia folmesia pai.
fasia. @nlin firfosia flo plioli IL,
@telGplGn foululla flo 2 ip. ia Scr.
2iripi Herttulan lliona 8an 8nsfir'
fisia illalla flo puoli 8. SilapGinen
naisfpintetti louloi firfosIa fafii
moiflttoipaa Iaulua. &aifisIa pGi'
ipGn p1tbeisia tpiitattiin pditpdr
merfitpfieen, nliitta eritpinen ditien
pGilpGiubIa obielmaan nGbben tpie.
tettiin @teldfplGlIG. TGstG iublasto
tullenee lGbenlpi ielostlts olenaan
Iuttajasia, fifth enr1e tdIldfertac
IGbemnlin iiitG firioita. Mainitiem'
me main, ettG ,pdfea oil riiniaasti
ia faiffi ntieienfiintoiiesti fiilinteli'
ipat artpofasta obielmaa.
SIlalIa Nerttrlasia oil mdfec
buoneitten tGpoelta, iofapuolelto
ieurafuntaamme oil iinne tullut o.
ianottaiia. Mrs. Eerttiila laittoi
runiaan tarioilun ieurafiinnan bp
pGfii, iosta Wers. NerttulaIle lait
Iumme fiitofiet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-16
Easturi fmollnt piefiGmiIen fen
ranfiiSte.

Bortlano, Ore. Toufof. 10.
9lntti 2aiunen iuomalaiien &elliin.
tailiiffeen scarnaaia Tallonisla,
Soabosia, flsoli t1GlId bospitaalisin
tdnGGn montmoista, iotfa ipditetddr1
b1nen ieurafiirtania nelian iaienen
bGnelle aibeuttaneen.
@nnen fuolemaania pastori fiel'
tGptpi aIIefirioittamasta fannetto
niitd nelida miestd ipdstaan joito
bdn ei fpennpt mainitiemadn, ioter
tutfitnits raiifeii.
Tostori meni Spofaneen folmt
pditpdd paboinpiteIpn idIfeem ia iit'
ten tliIi tdnne tertpebtim6dn erdstd
pstdpddnid. $dnen tiIonia fdlpi pa
bcnnafii, ioten ban ioitui tddIli
bospitdIiin. 2uoIenia oibeiitiii pdd
foIIon miirtiiniiestn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-16
Wsielipa,oli ppiabbsttamst innan.

SllnabGirio tapobtlii 9eliinfiir
tiilosia olleesIa matfustaiajunasia.
Sind fnlietettiin erGstd ntielentpt-
faista miesbenfilod 2ammion iai
raolaan Seliinfiin. Sinan fitlfiesio
parbailloon Sietaien ia Mantpbar'
jun aientien ipdIiIlG, telnpoii mielen
mifainen dffid fdiiiarriit fiinni,
ioloini irna, matfustaiien bamn,df
tpficfii ppidbtpi nopeasti mainitti-
ien aiemien tpGIille. Mielentpifaiien
lportiioina of fpIIGfin fafii miestd,
mutta eiiudt be foifin aioin tpoineet
b1nt1 bilIitd.
Wosta fiIiettaion toimesta ioa.
tin iiino i6IIeen noin milf nliniut-
tia festdneen ppi0bopfien idIfeen
iotfomoon motfaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-16
Avoin taistelu Darwinin
opista

2ontoo. TGGll1 on alettu fapi-
neioa Daripinin febitpsoppic pas.
taon. Sen ON alfanltt tobtori
9lrtbnr Menble Sbort, entinen Sum.
terian giopal Gollegen firnrgian
profesIori ia pfi: anotonian ete-
spimmistG auftorlteetsistd Siosia
@ritanrliasia.
9obtori Sbortin buomiota berat-
tanpd baaste tieteelliiesti bpipdfipt-
tnG teoriaa ipastaan, ettd ibnlinen
on polrpeutiinut apinasta, triotiin
iulfi banen pitGmdsiddn piibeesia
gictorian Snititiittin eoesid, iosia
bGn miittaIi oletettiiibin to6istitf-
fin Oaripinin teoriasia. Sdnen put
beenIa faatpiitti fiibfedn buomion
iefd lGdfetieteelliiisiG, ettd firfolli.
iisia piireisid.
Sobtori Sbort peritstaa tpditteen-
"a tieteelliien olettantufien beiffon-
teen fiin ie fanoo apinan ia ibmiien
iperen p6lilIG oleipan pbtdIdiipp-
BEN. Sanontapaiiia muitafin "nGpt
teitS" ofpat Dartpinilaiiet eiittdneet
fumren tieoemieben teorian fiifemt-
ieff.
Qastuaipa arippsttIm.
"Wiime ipuoiina", ianoi tobtori
Sbort SnternationaI gsetps Ser
picen eolistoiiIIe, "oifeaoppifen Oar
ipinismin arposteIu on fasmanui
nopeosti ia tpobiposti, miifta ipield
mobooIIifesti Hence iitari icuffo :
poiffei toinifpimpia fen cpin Tan
nottniio Iiene - niitG, iotfa riipp1i'
mot iiind opisia ipield fiiIfast'
fiinni.
rllieot beistd perustntpot usfonic
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-16

ibmiien ia apinan meren "pboennG-
foiippteen". @nnenfaiffca tGmG o.
lettanr,s on main "pboennGfoilDpt-
to-, pleisti pastapaifiitlista mGGrG
tpisia fofeisia. Wsiitta ie on mer-
file pantaipa, ettei ptiifdGn terlpe-
iGrfinen ldafdri usfalla ilturesia
mGGrin iiirt1a apinasta perta eI1-
ipidn ibnliieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-16
@iifOn warrelta
60 palannt fnoliaafii.

Merioo gitp, To,ifof. 10. = Sn
tieootettu ett1 40 lasta ia 20 ai-
fuista on palaniit fun metiatpalfeat
otpot bGlpitt1neet 9ocbilapan fpldn.
Suli piiritti fplan aantupostd lGb-
tien, iolloin ibnliiet pield oliipat
nuffumasia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-16

Soober mnrebtii baiaamnmsta pnu
lnees1a.

lneeSta.
8aibington Eoufof. 13 - 500
Der murebtii boiaannusta, iofa on
tapabtitnut ienaatisia, fnn Ienaatto-
ri Sess ipptti ienaattori 8orab pn-
nd muita, ettG he eitpGt puolnsta-
neetfaan Sooperia maanipiljelps-
atpustus fpIpmpflesi1. Sooper on
futIunlit beitG tpierailulle litofIeen
iibbittoafieen beioGn p6lejGGn.
Senator 8ation, Snoianasta,
laiIui iprfGsti mielipiteenfd, ettd
otetaan lontaa moan 8 tai A milf
foa, eifG fofo feidd, fi,ten iotfut o.
mat ebbottaneet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-16
Oifullinen on oIlut tdnl6 t,

- SifulIinen on ollut tanld fe-
lpGt. 2unli full fpIIG tperrattain al
faiIin, nittta iitte meill1 oil nuo
fplmien ilmojen pitfdt tpiifot. 8ib
ooin titIi IGntmintG, inrtta mt leb-
oen painoon menneSi1 taas limo
on fplmentpnpt. Woamies oboftao
ilotiiiiaa feidd, ettd iaiii foriato
bptpGn iooon tpaitpoienia palffana.
SImojen iddtdjd paraiten tietdd
miIlaiiia ilnoia ontaa. Me ibmiiei
ennre moi loinfaan niitd ioo6o
tabtcmme mifoiiifii nuiuttlmoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-16
SU0MEN UUTISIA
EDUSKUNTA HAJOITETTU

on aibeilttaniit iellaiien forfeapai-
neen poliittiiesia elGmasiGmme. iol-
laista baripoin olenlme fuaneet To-
fea. &aiffi miiut aiiat, iotfa taipal-
liIisia oloisia oliiiipat berGttGneet
Iuurtafin buonliota oipat i1Gneet
fofonaan tparioon ia miltei buomaa
malta. Sallituspula, eonsfnnnan
boioittaminen, lpirfanlieslaffo =
iiinG oil aiioita, ioita pobbittiin
iuofapasti plt'pmpGri maata. Sal-
Titus ppipi jGpfGsti omafiumallaan
fannalla, tpirfamiebet pititpGt til-
fasti fiinni tpaatimufiistaan ia e.
ousfunnasia feiioiipat lain mos
taiat ia fannattaiat jprfdsti pas-
taffain. H1Gntinisteri fGptti faifen
maifittuspaltania ebusfunnasia iaa
bafleen t1nlan 10 falian pdiwajar-
jestpfiesiG olleen aiian onnelliieen
rutfaiiuun tobistaen numeroilla ia
toiialioilla palffaforoitusten mdlttn
nlGttomppoen. S1n petoii m. NJ.
iiiben, ettG fanlanebustaiat oipat
foroittaneet onlia palffojania nor
ntolioIoista lGbtien 13-fertaiiefli,
fun nirfalniebet cipat iaaneet tpp-
tpG IS fertaiIeen foroititfieen.
Ws,ltto foiffi oil tiirbaa. 8aienlnlis-
TO ia maalaisliitto pitiipGt palffoja
riittGminG. - Sum uYta Ioittui ei-
len eonsfunnasia folmanteen fdiit-
teIppn mollitii Seimolasia tatpaton
i6nnitps. yleiiolebterit oliipat tiipa
ten t1pnnG ia ebustaiat olipat -
hartninoista fpllG - mDosfin mel.
fein faiffi iaapitipilla. &un eniin o.
ii bpipGfIpttp pubemiesnelriposton
ehSotts istuntofou0en fesfeDttdnli-
IestG bubtifiun 10 p:stG ippsfitin
8 p:GGn, joubuttiin pddaiiaan. Saa.
ioisia pubeenpuoroisia tebtiin itiet-
ia wGlitpsebootufiia, mltta niistd
tuli bpnGfiptpfli main maalaisliit-
toloisten tefenG, josio mponnettiin
ballitufIen fGptettGipGfii 31a mill.
mf. opettaiain tilntipalffoien paran
tamiiefli. Tulos ei tppopttGnpt boil
Iitiista ia eiitti ie, neupoteltuoan
oiiasto, taIaipaIlan preiioentille,
etti eousfunta baioitettaiiiin. I'd.
ban iiiostiifin preiioentti antaen
apoilnen firjeen eousfunnan bcjoit
tanliiesta ia iiiiiien ebusfuntamau-
lien iiiorittamiIesta EMF beinaflntn
1 p:nG.
ltuIille paoleiIle antaa Ills eri-
foiien leimania paIffausoiia, jonfa
pnlp1rillii maalitaisteIn tsllodr fdp
rlsGn. 8oifea on menn;i arnaile.
moon, miiittllifo eousfunnan to.
foonpano uuiien tpoaIien faiitta ia
minf1 werron. @oi fGpb1 fl:fenfin
niinfin, ettcim1t tpoalit tito ratfai.
iuo poIttuipaon palfiousspipmpf-
ieen. @irtmniebet opot f!l!fcnfin
pddttdneet iGdod ooottauaIIc Tan.
nalle, funreS uuii eSnsfunta To-
foontuu ia tdiapallan preiioentti ia
ballitiis metooipat faniaan, ionfa
"menestps ia paltionetii ipaatipat
.orpeelliiefii nldGrGtd nlioet eoustn-
iupaalit toinitettaipifii" ia oootta-
mot, ettd ie ipolitiee itieIleen iellat.
ict eoustoiot, iotfo fpfenelpdt ieI-
,uittamddn paIffausfpipmpfien muoI
le ia foniuIIe onneIIiieIIa toiuoIIo.