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The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-26

FIRE ALARM CALLS ] Ia Third and Franklin. IA Front and Franklin. Is Front, near Ferry Way. 1-6 Front, opp. Film Exchange 1-7 Front, opp. City Wharf. Is Front, near Saw Mlll. 1-9 Front at A. J. Office. 2-1 Willoughby at Totem Gro 23 Willoughby, opp. B. P. R warehouse and garage. 2-4 Front ard Seward.
 2-5 Front and Main. 2-6 Second and Main. 2-7 Fifth and Seward. 2-9 Fire Hall. 3-2 Gastineau and Rawn Way 3-4 Second and Gold. 3-5 Fourth and Harris. 3-6 Fifth and Gold. 3-7 Fifth and East. 3-S Seventh and Gold. 3-9 Fifth and Kennedy. Al Ninth, back of rovor house.
 Az Calhoun, opp. Juneau Aptx. 4-S Distin Ave, and Indian St. 4-5 Ninth and Calhoun. 4-6 Seventh and Main. AT Twelfth. Northern L'dry. 4-8 Twelfth and Willoughby. 4-9 Home Grocery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-26

by the same vote and alignment as the Dunn motion to suspend rules.
 Senator Anderson then moved a recess. When the minority showed a disposition to oppose the motion, he retorted if there was objection to recessing, he would offer a mo- tion to adjourn until pm. Satur- day. The recess motion was then carried. In threatening adjourn ment, MT. Anderson criticised Sen ator Dimond for his attitude in trying to bring bills out of com mittee and forcing roll calls on his motions, declaring they were mere ly delaying things.
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NICKINoVICH Apts. Tel. 29.

FOR RENT-Fuiiy furnished apartments, single or double. Newly painted; baths and hot water furnished. Furnished cabins $500 per month. Apply Sea- view Apts.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Furnished apartments. Cliff Apartments.
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souTHBouND sAILINGs
LOCAL sAILNGs

LOOAL SlsAAN Oo
 Margnita scheduled to leave for Sitka and way ports at 6 o'clock Thursday night. Virginia W sails for Chicha- gof and way ports at 6 O. clock every Wednesday night. America First leaves every Wednesday at 1 p. m. for Petersburg and Kakc and way ports. = 0 . .
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MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED

Young man wanted to work in store and learn trade No schoolboy. Address P. O. Box 1884.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27

With Bob 0 Farrell and Pat Craw'
ford driving in four runs each, the
New York Giants won their fifth
straight game from the Boston
Braves, l5 to 8. Crawford, rookie
infielder, hit a home run with the
bases filled as pinch hitter in the
sixth. The score was tied at the
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
LOCAL TENNIS
PLAYERS TRIM
BRAWLEY TEAM

Fl Centro's crack tennis players
won their third straight weekly
tournament Sunday morning defeat
ing Brawley on the high school
courts of that town by the score of
nine matches TO three. The Brawley
racquet wielders have fallen twice
This season to FL Centre losing two
weeks ago here six matches TO three.
Next Sunday the local club jour
neys to Yuma for the final matches
of the year. The Arizona netters
were taken into camp week ago
Sunday here, six matches to four.
The outstanding game yesterday
morning was the bitterly fought bat
tile between Don Kennedy and DR..
Morgan of Brawley. DR.. Morgan
finally won in extra sets 81.
Due to an accident suffered by
Miss Mary Louise Hockett the
scheduled mixed doubles were called
off. The clubs staged seven singles
and five doubles, all male play.
In the singles DIR. Morgan beat
Don Kennedy 81; Carleton d. JOY,
FL Centre, defeated Walters, Braw-
ley, o.; Shirk, Ell Centre, defeated
De Armand 62 and Jud Humphreys
Of of Brawley CO; Jack Kennedy, FL
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
WATCHING THE
SCOREBOARD
(By United Press)

Yesterdays Hero--Urban "Red .
Faber, veteran Chicago White SoN
pitcher who held the hard hitting
Detroit Tigers to one hit, beating
them, . to 0. A single by Gehringer
after two were out in the fourth
was the only hit off Faber, who has
been pitching for the White Sox
since 1914. The only other member
of the Tigers to reach first was Phil.
lips who was hit by pitched ball
in the fifth. The White Sox scored
both their runs without the aid OF
a hit.
Getting four hits, including his
ninth homer of the season, Babe
Ruth led the New York Yankees to
a Is to 4 victory over the Boston
Red Sox. Ruth drove in four runs
and scored three.
Winning their eleventh straight
game, the Philadelphia Athletics
DeaI lHt washington eSh"'"iS,
3. Mickey Cochrane made five hits
in five trips. The AS have won
II out of l3 games from Washington
this season.
Allowing only six hits, Rip Collins,
staging comeback with the st.
Louis Browns, blanked the Cleveland
Indians, / to 0. Blues double and
Manush 5 single won the game.
The Chicago Cubs regained the
National League lead from the st.
Louis Cardinals by beating the Gin
cinnati Reds, to !. Guy Bush pitch.
ed his fifth straight victory, having
the edge on Red Lucas.
Taylor Douthit's 3 lusty batting
failed 70 prevent the Cardinals from
q double header to the Pittsburgh
Pirates and losing the National
League lead. The Pirates scored
seven runs in the sixth to win the
first game, IL to 8. Burleigh Grimes
stopped ninth inning rally and the
Pirates won the second game, 7 to 5.
Douthit made seven hits in 10 trips
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
Ball League To
Resume Schedule

The sixth week of the El Centre
Night city league gets under way
tonight at the city water works dia-
mond with the league leading Lingo
Kiwanis club scheduled to cross
bats with -Studebaker. The lat
ter club has prepared to give the
Lingo outfit the first licking of
the wear. These two clubs met in
the opening fray of the season and
Studebaker lost after a bitterly
fought battle 2l to 22.
The first double header of the
season is scheduled for Wednesday
night when Mack and Mack will
meet the "Outlaws - The latter
have taken the place of the weak
Seelev outfit and won their first
game last week when they defeated
the Telephone club 10 to l3.
Two seven inning games will be
played Wednesday evening, the
first fray to start at 7:30 p. m, q
half hour earlier than the usual
game time The extra game is a
playoff from the first week OF the
season when the Junior Chamber
club failed to materialize.
Tomorrow night the Maggie club
tackles the improved Telephone ag-
gregation in what is expected will
he Il tight battle. The Wrong
Numbers have failed to win a
game this season but have had
plenty Of hard luck and bad breaks.
Most of their games have been
close The Maggie club has had the
same experience having won but two
Of their first five trays.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
Missions Take
Another Series
(By United Press Leased wire)

Defeating Oakland 10 to N the
morning and II to in the after
noon. the Mission Reds maintained
their lead in the Pacific Coast Lea
que and took the series five games
ont Of seven.
Los Angeles, in second position,
also made it five out Of seven
games by winning from Portland
BY score of : 10 ! in the first
contest and TO g in the second.
Hollywood took the first game
from Sacramento, Is to s, and the
second, Il seven inning affair By
agreement, TO 6. The series went
to Hollywood, six out of seven.
The san Francisco Seals divided
a double header and took the series
with Seattle, four games to three.
Good pitching gave the Seals the
first clash, to !, while a batting
rally in the sixth accounted for the
Indians s to victory in the see
ond contest.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
Traffic Officers
Boy Badly Hurt

James Holcomb ir., young son of
State Traffic Officer James Hol-
comb, was seriously injured yester-
day afternoon at the home of his
parents when he was run over by an
automobile. The youngsters 5 skull
was fractured in two places and ac-
cording to latest reports from the
Calexico hospital he has not as yet
regained consciousness.
According to available informa-
tion Jimmy Junior ran out of the
house directly behind the automo-
bile Of an uncle who was backing
out of the driveway. No one saw
the child and the driver was un-
aware of Jimmy's presence until he
heard the youngster scream.
The boy was rushed Immediately
to the hospital at CaleXico where
physicians Immediately set to work
to save him. An examination show
ed that besides a few bruises the
youngsters skull had been fractur-
ed twice.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27

Brooklyn made clean sweep OF
the series with the Philies by TAX
ing the final game, to 4. Bress'
ler's hit drove in the winning run
in the ninth.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
MACCEO TEAM
HANDS BEATING
TO YUMA Nine

Battling through a dust storm
that at times blotted out the entire
playing field, the Maggie Brothers
Fat Boys" undefeated baseball
team walloped the visiting Yuma
Cubs yesterday afternoon on the
East Side diamond by the score Of
u to -.
Eight homeruns and a brace of
triples were walloped during the
fray. Half Of the long wallops were
due to nothing more or less than
the loss of the ball through the IN
ability of the fielders to sec.
0. P Austin, former Cincinnati
Reds hurlor and one Of the leading
amateur golfers of the country,
hurled for the Maggie outfit. He
held the Yuma sluggers practically
helpless until the latter innings
when the storm reached its peak
and a cannon ball would have found
trouble bucking the wind.
The Cubs used two hurlers, White
house and Hernandez. neither Of
whom were effective. The Fat
Boys jumped into the lead in the
first frame and although tied NOM
entarily in the Cub s half af the
second were never headed during
the rest OF the seven inning game.
Jepway was the long distance
hitting star OF the fracas with Il
triple and a round trip blow bat
Hamilton got five on: OF five ana
several others hit over the 500
mark. The homerun clouters were
Jepway, Chick, and Austin of the
Maggie club and Kennedy, Green,
Whitehouse, Ortego and Woolworth
Of the visitors. Jepway and G.
Thomas clouted the three baggers.
The score by innings:
r H T
Yuma Cubs III 026 1-lo Is 6
"Fat Boys 30 204 x-2l 20 5
Batteries: Whitehouse, Herman
dez and Green; Austin and Riley.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
Bank Quotations

Five plots Of walnut trees in San
ta Barbara county have been spray
ed with a S-4,50 Bordeaux mixture
to study control of blight.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
Daily Log OF
'BuniOn Derby

FARENS, Tex, May %. U.P-
The cross country "Bunion Derby
will assume international aspects
today, when the runners cross into
Mexico. The control point is
Jaurez, Mexico.
John Salo and Pete Gavuzzi dis
continued their tying runs in the
50 mile run from Sierra Blanca
yesterday. Salo tied with Guisto
Umek for first place with Gavuzzi
and Sam Richman tied for tJurth
Herbert Hedeman, New Yorl, was
third.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
SPORT NEWS

Centre won from Anderson, Brawley,
6-3: Davies, FL Centre, lost to Hous'
ton Brawley, 46; J. H. Edgar, FL
Centre beat George Holiday, Braw'
ley, Ga.
DIR. Morgan and De Armand of
Brawley won the first doubles match
Ga defeating Shirk and Weare of
El Centric; Joy and Edgar. Ell Cen
tro, defeated Walters and Anderson,
Brawley, Ga; Davies and Hale, Ell
Centre won over Duke Humphrey
and Houston, Brawley, Ga and Shirk
paired with Davies, Ell Centre, wal
loped Duke and Jud Humphrey of
Brawley in the final setto "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
So. California
Sport Briefs

LOS ANGELES. May p. U.H =
Another synthetic boxing champion
ship will 90 on the block here to-
morrow night when Mushy Callahan
risks his worlds junior welter-
weight title against Dummy Ma
han at the Olympic club.
Although Callahan rates the fav-
orite in the 10 round miXup, many
fans believe that Mahan has Il
chance with his short chop punch
style Of milling.
Callahan will be managed by Jack
Kearns while Dummy win be guild
ed by another veteran, Fred Wind
sor, who discovered Jack Demp-
sey.
Los ANGELES, May o.. U.D -
Three of Southern California's fav-
orite ring workers will appear on a
benefit card tonight at the Main
Street arena.
Ace Hudkins will meet Syg Eek
land, l65-pound fighter, Bud Taylor
will meet Tony Russo, and Bert
Colima viii fight Villa Aguirre.
The bouts will be four round af-
fairs.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27

Southern Spain will become a big
cotton producing area as a result Of
Il gigantic land reclamation scheme
which is being completed rapidly by
British capitalists on the lower
reaches of the Guadalduivir river.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
TWO DIE IN CRASH

SAN RERNARDINO, Calf, May
p. U.p)-Mrs. Amelia Waldo, AZ, of
Alhambra, and Charles Clinton
Crane, 5, her grandson, were killed
here yesterday when the au'omo-
bile in which they were riding was
struck BY a Santa Fe train
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
San Francisco 3-3, Seattle Is.
Missions 1914, Oakland S-s.
Los Angeles 7s, Portland 1'6.
Hollywood 1877, Sacramento, SO.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE

XNSVOkSke<y y ASOot&1er
St. Louis /. Cleveland 0.
New York 10, Boston 1.
Philadelphia 4, Washington 3.
Chicago ,, Detroit 0.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27

in tho two games. He hit a homer
with the bases loaded in the first
game.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

New York Is, Boston 8.
Brooklyn 5, Philadelphia 4.
Chicago 5, Cincinnati l.
Pittsburgh 1871, st. Louis s-5.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-01-03
Nlshta6mla, Ohio.

Nlrmcrifosto ia onmelliStd llntta
nuotto, 9tittoioIle ia len lnfpatl,n'
nnlfe,, fuin mnoSfin fofo firftotiin'
nallcmme, toilpoton ipoontestdni
auuooeIIe 1929.
8onba ipuoii apoibeineen on laa-
mt ielfGmme taofie, ia me luontme
futicemme toimosia, uiioeIle eoesT
oleluolle ipuboelIe. @litd Iieneefin
iuiii puofi tuIIesiaon tiioua, iita
eume .pield ticoG, ie on mield I'LL
miltGmme peitettp.
Wentto SiinioIon ormoon ja See
iimIen oniioc~ Iiiottoen ia bGnelt1.
toiipoalIiiclto Si1lta apiio ia moi
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Vol. "a

9einon tiloiiuutta iparten iepitt1riG
runo, bpqpin iattlnpine l1indpf'inen.
tuin mpoSfin iolilii.euunfeli,nlin
llufelninen (M. 2:1-20). Sofu oil
painettuna 20:nelle eri paperilipuI.
lie, pfii pGrip flillefin. ia Min iaet-
tuna pbtG monelle benfilolle. iotfa
iitten fiifin litfimot iGfcistonia.
Soputii fattoipat nuorer nlieDet
fabDipopoan, monenlaiiine maui.
faine leiipofiineen. Mineellinen III.
Los fabguipopb1std oil plt $1,000
iofa puolestaan pubuu tilaiiiiuoen
lGmnostG ia lpaItatpuroesta sos
tdst1 ,poitaiiiin pGGttGG, oliIi ieura-
fitntanlme tiileipaiiuus taattra. Sn
jos iefin ianan fpllpo nif1 iinGfin
iltana tebtiin olili lopt1npr otolliien
lnaaperan. ettei oltaiii ainoastann
fliiiliioita, Daan ianan tefiipit1.
Wutta maailma ia len memo on to-
n1aifana jos milloiitfaan, nilpriir
nGboem toipattomar fliruIelewaa. e.
ritpiiesti Jnaialle Ieiptnneen usfrn-
nollisten aiioitten ip1linpitGnlGtto.
mppteen ia i.'ibin fplmentDmilecn
nGboen. Sa ipielG liiGf!i tio lafi.
spastainen p1fiiuomien !palmistami
men, falafliliettontinen, niittcr
fnltppaantinen ia f1pttdmlnen. jcta
niinfin iuuresia mGGrdsid tdllGfin
paiffafrnnalla borioitetaan. sc pa.
be tentpaa ,panbat ia nuoret ti,rnle.
li,tien tielle, ,taifenmoiien pabuitoen
ia laittonulloen poluille. @orc iin1
ii6 ettet ole poiaIleii uopttdnasiG
IeHluoista buonoa eiinlerffia. ettG
iirtG tellarisiaii tpalrlistat ia iailp.'
tat p1ibopttGlpiG aineita. Sos tatd
feet, iilIoin olet te6nnt buonoa pal.
peIusto IapieIleii, nGDttGinGlld bd.
nellie min titrmioIlisto. eiinerffiG.
(SatfJ
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-01-03
SomSnftS6rinG II ,unptta.

Meorsbfielo. l2.S jouluf. 2. -
GdGttGen toinlen;d fonbnftoorimG
,piine moonontainl @ uiioulaincn
Observation-Disclosures gtortb Bes.
ternin rautotiellG Sranf 8orben
petdptpi pfiitpiseIdnlddlr elaffeellc
81 ipuooen pbtdmittoiiesta. poiiue.
latfiesta. S1n on ipntpnpt SSbfos'
bisio ia alfoi toimertia jorr'miebe'
nj 10 ipltotioono.
"Sinc aifano tpetrrit ldnlinitet'
tim puilla", ban ianoi. "Sostus
meiodn tGptpi ooottoo polffdaunle
fuuiifin fimfautta ia iitte fbefin
Iootunmme ipoibtan fe monta oolia.
rio ap1bemnl6StG fiiin ie iiidlii",
bGn fertoi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-01-03
8ommnnistit jontniuat GanaSasia
abtaalle.

SuoburpsiG ilmeStprpG ii.omaloi
men fommiinistiIebti "Bopaus"
ortuosteli ennen ioulua @nalonnin
ballitusta ia nj. III. funingas Orion
tilannetta bGnen iairalitcnlo oifa.
no, pitaen len iamana los tunin.
gas floIee tai paronee". W,ntofin
beiodn laistania "t0rfpd" o.; arrif.
felisia bollitusta auastaon. -cdmGn
joboosta mainitun Ieboen toir,tta.
ia 'uangittiin, iosta IpnsrG taos
plnaiiet baaIifpnt fofonfien fo.lIe
pannafieem "ipriieipGr" nastala,l.
deen moista menetteIpG Wastocnl
'gfia on febittpnpt iiihan pisteeieen,
ett1 Sntarion pd1r,intst,ri q.
Soiporo on iefaantinut oiioon ia
ilmoittonut, ettG ballituffen tabclta
tirllaan rpbtpmdan idriestelm6IIi!iin
toimenpiteiiiin fommllnistiien pro.
paganoan ia Iafiipastaiicn toimin.
nan IopettamiieHi Sntoriosio.
&diitellesid1n b'Icmainiiun Ieb.
Den toiinittaiar wonaitiemisto.
Lolriiii pGGministeri eti6 bulIitus
ieiiraa iit,trelIa miclenfiinnolto iii.
tln febittpmist1 ia tulee rpbtpnl66n
faiffiin fen f1ntettGmisiI oIetpih,
feinoibin, ei oinoostnaN 1ppIlistcn
oifeiiteen iaattamiief'i. maa, mp0s.
lin fonim,iuismir j,urri,ttoiniicfii
poiS nianfnnann foifisto oiisto
misi6 lima fit6 iIn,ennsefin. BOO
miuisteri porboitlodr honftii TO.
bistuBoineiBtoo. ia min pidu fsiin
iitii on iodhi riittdapdsti. rpptbp
boIIitus IopulIiiiin toimenpiteiiiiir
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SaOMtn llAtlll0
SnomalaiImnsiortO Snferisid.
snOmalainen fOmln laffautetaan ia
lapfet iiirretddn uendldiIeen fou.
lnnn. = 'Smomalaiiia almeita Iii.
tetaGn iuenGlaiiiin.

SnferistG iaapuneet tieoot terto.
mat, erta neiuposIo.piraronlaiiet o.
pat aetettdin pudttdneet laffaiittaa
lGbell1 Sietarin fallpunfia iiiaitie.
luasla Aaboen fpl1SiG toimineen
iuonlalaiIen faniafoislun ia nlanittaa
len nembostoipirtailiiain fllubifii.
3otfautetun faniafoulun ilomalai.
Jet lapiet iiirretdan Olbinan penG.
ItiiIcen foululln, iobon OH aifomils
pcrustoa ilonnenfielinen oiasto ilto.
ntalaiIio lapIia ipartcn. Stoulun lat.
fallttorlispGGtoS on berdttGmpt ilu,r
ia acknowledgements puiffafunnan
INDIGESTION fesflnloesic aolme fertao
opot fnlflGiiet tcbneet pG1tofien.
misIG paooitoan foiilun toiminnon
jotfanista, ia fGbnect Tarfalan ra.
ipnin neumostolle icLostomasfa o.
man foulun ,pGltttinlGttDntpptta,
mlltto loffauttantisp6Gtost1 eli ole
iaotu peruiitetlfii.
Wlainittnfoon. e.td &abti on Sn.
ferin febittpneimpiG ieut,ila. SieIlG
on 10 wuOiitpmrneniS iSgtsis#ial.t 1i'
beenalainen fl'onalaRYn fnnidfO,''
III, oma loirllieuro, polofltnta, for.
niioittoflnto ia benfinen elornG ..
IeeniG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. it,nosia
fobonnut ilbteelriicn forfeaIle. gspt
700 neittpoStosaIIitis tebod lot'
iliomenfieliiistG borrostifiista, lat.
fouttomolla oman foirlun toimin.
nan. lluoen oluejaon pcrusteella on
2abti uieitten nuitten iitomaloisten
poitfafuntien fonsio pboistettp a.
lueeIlileSti apen1lGiIccn Tarfalan
roioniin, jonfa 'iobhoSIa on pdaaii.
Oslo wendldiiiG. Siiti iobtlinee ie.
Tin, ettG Inbteloisten onomits iito.
luuluiien foulun mGlttdmGttomppo
t1 on iGGnpt buouioon ottnnotta.
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@eiu Yorf Drills, Wainn.
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r,i,pnni1 6. 2uona iloitieiuat Sn-
r;olan ormosia, publiiipat bdnelle
Tuf'eSto. Soitponme, ettd Ser
l Tnno poinoion fl,bteetlfin ciot'
nh,i Tpoimafii.
g2ninoio bauoattiin ioiilrtllnn
10 J. N3uumisiaorno pioettiin mai'
'ial fotono ia ritunis iiirnattlln
csr'riiocn boutousmoobon pnolt'
Tnn7n niereen. Oionottajia oil riin'
1a.ti.
rgoinoioo iGi nlirbeella foipoa,
.,aar 2 poifao, joista toinen per-
frirccr, g tptirtG, II losten losto
riito iilflllaiiia ia naapnreifa
Il pstGipiG.
morcnnrot boutoufiet fi,oritti ol'
firioittonlt.
2emGtfG1 rorbasia.
s. Soofono.
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Muuoon oifcuSiuttu Suomen

Wuuoon oifci,sjl,ttu Suomen
apoltiota mostaon. <ten piipdleb'
oisiG aifoiIemntin OF moinittu, on
iillrirltbtinotar aienia, feiiari sllef-
ianteri 3:n tptGr, boustonltt Suo.
men lpaltion emf tiilepiin llroen-
firfon (8pl.) pitiiGn fdrdidfun-
nosia toinlitatto,piin lafinlGdrGiiiin
ippsfGrGiiin, mootiafieen Suomea
moltiota luoiplittamoan bdnelle G.
rG1t lluoenfirfon pitdj6n Salilon
NIisid oleipat entiiet feilari
tilot. Smoiiliitoen npfpinen arlpo
on fpnlmeniG ntilioonio marffoja.
OifeusfanSleri 0borpentier on 10
oifoiiemmin toiIesia pbtepoeSii tut
finlt olioo ia on ban tiillut iiiben
tillofieen, ettG perilliiillG ei ole OF.
feutto apaotio itiellecn fpipnpfiesi6.
oleipio tiloia.
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= Iaoilman iiurin luiljo.ele'
sudottoti on Sort arfbirisia, Ont;
Ganooasio. Sen omistoa Sosfot'
cbapon Wbeot 9sooI, 10 on fe g.
100000 buibeIin met linen.
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WeiGlpoiifec, iouli,f. 81. - Set6
SamirIin ppstitoinlision dptrfoilijot
fiiitteliiu1t ioulifiireitten oifanc
t4.0O0,O00 postilGbe.pSra, milf on
reforoi tGdlId iublapdiruicn pcstin'
MiitteIpsid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-01-03
Eastori Sebnmafer paufu nuoel
leen linnaan.

Snoianopolis. Snb. Io,,luf. % y.
SGnGGn Snoianan plioifeus tue
mitii apoltiosiaon toiniiuan gnti'
Saloon 2eoguen gliiobtaian bust.
6. 9. Scbumaferin oifeuoen bal
iuefiimiiesta 60 pdiipafii pat,otpo'
BON.
g8iime lofafursSa banet 10 paS'
i;tettiin apanfilaon. miltta fIhDer'
noori Saetionir ormoDonsfnStplla
bdnet wapoiitettiir. y!i ,ifens n1fi
ettG fliiperno0ri!li ii oIe lair NIT
fam ormabtan:srifelitta.
Iastori lafiniebineer on ilmoit'
totat acknowledgements pcatoficn
ioboosta.
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- @alittll preiioenttimne 500.
Der artpelee, ettd iubteittemme febi.
tps @telG 9lmerifan fansia tlllee
enenn1Gn jattumaan ilmalaiipoien
ia maanteitten, fuin ralltateitten
folitta.
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9iitllalmisteliia :uuflnt.

9focine, Mis. tornmif. 2. -
2olprence @artel 10 mrotias
poitanen ellesidan lliiSteleinasIa
moantiellG foi flirn,ania suiime moa
nontoina, filth er6s auto isfi bd.
neen.
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= Greet 8ritanniasIa on npfp.
dGn auto iofa Al benfed fobti; fun
Hanatasia on main QUITO 1877 ben.
fed foboen.