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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22
Mrs. Busch to Preside
At Celebrity Breakfast

Mrs. Clarence NJ. Busch, national
president Of the National League of
American Pen Women, will not go to
her Miami home for the Christmas holi-
days, but will remain in Washington
for the third celebrity breakfast of the
league, December %, at the Willard
Hotel, at which she will preside. An
outstanding program has been arranged
by Mrs. Busch and her assisting COM
mittee for this yuletide event.
Among the celebrities to be presented
will be Mary Roberts Rinehart, dis
tinguished novelist and dramatist, who
will be the guest of honor of the occa-
sion; Mr.. Paul Wilstach, whose latest
book, "Tidewater Virginia." is of Spe-
cial interest in this section of the coun-
try, and Mrs. Alice Tisdale Hobart, who
was long a sojourner in China and
has written charmingly of that country.
The special entertainment feature of
the program will be readings and solos
by Mrs. David H. Kincheloe, wife of
Representative Kincheloe of Kentucky.
Mrs. Kincheloe has achieved a national
reputation as an elocutioniSt and vocal
and whistling soloist, but nowhere is
she more popular than in Washington
where she is in much demand on i'm
portant local programs. Her darkey
dialect work is authentic and original
and was one of the delights of the SOL
der boys in camp during the World
War, when Mrs. Kincheloe gave freely
Of her talents to the cause of enter
tanning in this field.
Mrs. Nina Swain Reed will review a
number of books, among Which will be
Your Happy Way" by Agness Greene
Foster OF this city, well known poet and
lecturer.
Tables Of 10 have been reserved for
the personal guests of Mrs. Busch. Mrs.
Reed, the national board, national past
presidents, Mrs. E. Richard Gasch and
MRS. William Wolff Smith. Among
those who have made early reservations
are Mrs. B. A. Fisher, who will have
with her as her guests, Mrs. William
Sweet and Mrs. Pierce; Mrs. S. A. w.
Gleason, who will entertain Mrs.
Gwynne Dent; Mrs. j. S. Grifith, DR..
Sarah Huddleson, Mrs. Paul johnson
and Mrs. William Sturges. all of whom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22
Mrs. Nussbaum Hostess
To Eastern Star Croup

Mrs. Harry L. Nussbaum was hostess
to the officers of the Good Will Chap
ter Of the order of the Eastern Star
Sunday afternoon. December IS, when
she entertained them at tea,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22
Mistletoe to Feature
Alabama Society," Dance

Mistletoe will be hung In unexpected
spots at the dance to be given by the
Alabama Society at 2400 Sixteenth
street Friday, December a. The Ala
bama Society wishes to give the mid
shipmen, cadets, debutantes and college
students here for the holidays q taste
Of Southern hospitality.
One Of the features will be an Ala
bama moonlight waltz.
Dancing begins at o'clock and
tickets may be obtained at the door
All Alabamans in town are cordially
invited.
The patronesses are: The president
OF the society and Mrs. w. S. Sykes,
the vice president and Mrs. John
Machen, Senator and Mrs. Black, SEN
ator Thomas j. Helm, Representative
and Mrs. M. c. Allgood, Representative
and Mrs. E. B. Almon, Representative
and Mrs. Lister Hill, Representative and
Mrs. George HuddleSton, Representative
Lamar Jeffers, Representative John Nc
Duffy, Representative L. F. Patterson,
Representative j. F. Quayle. Represent
alive H. p. Steagall, Rear Admiral and
Mrs. r. e. CoontZ, Col. and Mrs. w. M.
Foy, Col. and Mrs. L. C. Lucas, Col.
and Mrs. w. N. McKelvy, Col and
Mrs. Davis Chafnn, Col. w. s. Pratt,
Col. A. M. Grenshaw, Maj. and Mrs.
John Elmore, Capt. and Mrs. Belts.
DIR. and Mrs. o. w. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Beasley, Mr.. and Mrs. H. o.
Sargent, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Fulton,
Mrs. o. M. Lawrence and Miss Margaret
Davis.
The list Of members Of the girls floor
committee includes: Miss Elizabeth Nc
Kelvy, chairman; Miss Bertha Coontz,
Miss Wanda Webb, Miss Caroline San
derson, Miss Lillian Emory, Miss Alberta
Pearley, Miss Elvira johnson, Miss
Clara Boiling, Miss Mary Rubin, Miss
Garry Roper Fulton, Miss Indel Little,
Miss Ennis Little, Miss Kathleen Yea
ger, Miss Clara Yeager, Miss Vera
Heiter, Miss Gwendolyn Sargent, Miss
Chambers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22
Iowa Society Announces
Reception and Dance

The Iowa State Society of washington
will hold its first reception and dance
Thursday. January 2, at the Willard
Hotel at $50 o'clock pm.
This meeting Is to take the place of
the one recently postponed out of re-
spect to the late Secretary of War, Mr..
James w. Good.
Mr.. A. F. Dawson, executive secretary
Of the Republican senatorial committee
and former representative from the
second district of Iowa, will be the
guest in whose honor a reception will
be held at $3.50 o'clock. Mr.. Dawson
will make q short address, and DR..
Harold M. Dudley, professor of history
and director of the Girls Glee Club at
the American University, will render
vocal selections.
A special feature of the evening will
be prize waltz to be held during the
dancing hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22

the high school there. Present were
Mrs. Joseph H. Blandford, Mrs. John
Bowers, Mrs. James Bean, Mrs. F. D.
Canter, Mrs. r. Dyson, Mrs. Georgia
Early, Mrs. Charles Callahan, Mrs.
Hogue, Mrs. Stanley Lowe, Mrs. Harry
Lusby. Mrs. A. N. Mason, Mrs. w. T.
Mcpherson. Mrs. G. j. Outten, Mrs.
Robey, Mrs. g. H. Robinson, Mrs. A.
Swanson, Mrs. George Thompson and
Mrs. Waiffemus. Mrs. Canter reported
on a recent. federation meeting, and
Mrs. Outten had something to say about
the county community council meeting.
Miss Ethel M. Regain, county demon
stratton agent, gave lesson in house
furnishing, and Mrs. L. Early and Mrs.
Swanson served coffee and cake, fol-
lowing the business session.
Mrs. A. B. Duley and Miss Hilda
Duley OF Croome have returned from a
visit to friends in Baltimore.
MeSSrS. Andrew. Leakin, Charles L,
Erwin and Edward A. Fuller, Hyatts-
Vile, are guests of Mr.. Leakin at his
cottage on the Potomac River below
st. MaryS City, st. Marys County, Md.
Mrs. w. q. Branch Of Croone has
returned from q visit to Hughesville,
Charles County, Md, where she at
tended meeting of the Institute Of the
Woman'S Auxiliary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22
Christmas Carol Service
Today by Wil-Nor Club

The annual Christmas carol service
VIII take place at the Congressional
Country Club this afternoon at O'Clock
and again win be given by the Wil-Nor
CHORAL Club, Mrs Bernice Randall An
geuco, director. The members of the
club will appear in the old English cos
tunes and will make q beautiful pic
ture as they enter and leave the lounge
OF the country club and sing around
the Christmas tree. This annual carol
service Is enjoyed by the members of
the club, their children and their
friends. One of the unusual features
this year win be the songs of the chill
dren and the telling of the very lovely
Christmas story, why the Chimes
Rang" for the children and the
grown-ups." The program will last an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22
Kentucky Society Plans
Christmas Meeting"

The Kentucky Society will hold its
mer Gov. Edwin p. Morrow will adj
dress the society and Miss Helen Bury,
mezzo soprano, will sing. Following
this program there will be dancing.
The guests will be received by the
president of the society, Col. Allen Gui-
lion, and Mrs. Gullian, Senator and
Mrs. Owsley Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs.
James c. Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Reed, Judge and Mrs. r. w. Wooley,
Judge and Mrs. Charles Kerr, Capt.
and Mrs. G. c. Calhoun and DR.. and
Mrs Joseph Morgan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22

and Miss Catherine Hall won prizes.
The other guests were Miss Hazel Bratt,
Miss Gladys Benson, Miss Genevieve
Bordeaux, Miss Annie Lee Coleman,
Miss Olive Edmonds, Mrs. Lamar Kelly,
Miss Betty Leizear, Miss Helen Price,
Miss Elizabeth Robertson and Miss
Betty Wilson.
College students who are at their homes
in Rockville for the holidays are: Miss
Katherine Dawson, Mount Holyoke;
Miss Martha williams, Boston School of
Expression; Miss Anita Lamar. Univer-
sity of Michigan; Mr.. Edward Spates,
Mr.. John Brewer and Mr.. Charles
Brewer, University Of Maryland; Mr.
Somerven Dawson, Virginia Polytechnic
Institute; William Bouic, Woodbury.
Forest Academy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22
Entertainment to Honor
Envoy and Lady Howard

The Bureau Of Commercial Economics
will give the first of new series of
delightful and interesting Sunday eve
in honor of the Ambassador of Great
Britain and Lady Isabella Howard
New films of mystic India and Der
jealing, Mount Everett, the gateway to
Tibet, will be shown. Mr. George Rem
ington of the Indian Government will
speak, and an orchestra will give a
program Of music. The series of Sun
day evening motion picture events will
be given in the Carlton Hotel. DR..
Anita Maris Boggs, the director of the
bureau, is being assisted by her brother,
Mr.. Randolph M. BoggS, in making ar
rangementS for the events. The head
quarters of the bureau have been es-
tabiished at 110S Sixteenth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22
Mr.. Perry Addresses
Colonial Danes Club

Mr.. Frank Sprigg Perry gave an in
teresting talk before the Club of Colo
NAL Danes Monday afternoon, when
Mrs. Edythe Marmion Brosius played a
short program of harp music. Mr..
Perry spoke on THE Legal Aspect of
the District of Columbia in Relation to
the Federal Government" Tea was
served after the talk and program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22
Miss Abbott Entertains
In Honor of Visitor

Miss Betty Abbott entertained Thurs
day evening at bridge at her home on
Columbia road In honor of Miss Caro-
line Smith Of Atlanta, Ga. The deco
rations were in keeping with the holi-
day season and the guests included Miss
Reba Osborne, Miss Marion Dewar, Mrs.
Elizabeth Camille Brink, Capt. Irving
Merekheim, Capt Carlisle Whiting, Mr..
Arthur Skarry and Mrs. Arthur Crom-
well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22

will entertain guests; also Mrs. I. G.
HanScom, Miss E. M. Billiard, Mrs. A.
j. Seaton and Mrs. p. w. Palm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22
The Masks" Announce
Annual HOLIDAY Dance

THE Masks" dramatic association Of
Central High School, will give its an
nual Christmas dance on the evening
OF January from to at the Egyp-
tan tea room. All alumnae Of Central
will attend. Miss Johanna Schmutzer
is chairman of the dance.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-04-11
Vol. "a
2()O.-

Muonion n.aantietG tporten 20O,-
600 marian liiGntG1rdraban.
Smatralla ipallitielpan tpottonpp
ben lieapentamiiefii ipoimalaitofien
fallionloubintaan liiGiparoia 250,.
600 marffaa,
Biipiirin maalaisflinnasia mall
litiespan tpottomppoen lieipent1mi-
iefii Gerojoen lillian rafentanlista
marten 10000 marffaa,
@abfpialasia pallitieipan tpot-
tomppoen lieipeiltGniiefii maantie-
rafenni1fieen 2t5,OO0 marian liid-
mGGr6raban iefd
Suonllts1almella Dallitlepan
tpottomppoen lieipentGmiiefii ulioen
tpomaan aufaiiemiiefii Histon
maantiella 100000 marian liid-
nlG1r1rabaii.
Observation-Disclosures
eiliiesiG fpfoufiesia ilmoitettiin
etti NATURALIZATION toin1esta on
tpottonlpptt1 iilnGllGpit6en Sob
jois- ia SytGsSupmesia miinte ai-
foino i6rjestettp 1tS iuttta baffiut
tp6moota, min ettG iielld on mt
metlGtponloita iGriestettp faitfiin
nitibin fitrtiin, poitii @sitonicon,
@nontefioon, lttsjpelle, &uoloj1r-
melle, &uitIanoon ia Suomusial-
inelle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-04-11

"gtiin on SSunola maailmaa ra-
fastanitt, ettd artot ainonn Hoi,
ia, ett1 iofainen fiiin usfoo bdnen
pGGlleniG, Ell piod biiffuman, mutt
ia ijanfaiffiien el1mdn laamon. e
SiitG iuuresta raffauoesta o.
lenme iaaneet fliulla ja llifea to-
n6fin paaston aifana ia erittdin
pGGli1iienG. &itinfa ipoiiinmefaan
olla b1neen usfpInatta fun itie
totiiuben iuit on n6nld lanai Iait-
iiinlit. Sa bGn ionoo lpielG: Sofa
b1nen pGGlleniG usfoo, ei bGnt1
tiiornita, ntittta iofa ei uSfo, ie on
10 tuontittlt ientGboen ettei usfonut
Sumalan Hoian ntmen pGGlle." "
TGstG ifG1nfuin n1ptt1iii ettG on
belppo titlla niitiiaafii fun alma
moin ianotaon: uSfo, usfo. 8aan
ei ole ie min belppoa, iiIlG tGsid
on oma iGrfi ia perfele ia fofo
maaiIma fpastasia. Sanor, tobtoo-
ban oSun1ala toitGfin fiin ban ia-
moo: Sofa tefee Si6ni taboon
ban tuIee oittitaafii." Mi,tta mifG
on Sidn tabto9 sc on Sidn tobto
ettG usfoa Yoian p1Glle. 9piI6
niit1 iilte teb..ipiG riitt1d fitr
meisi1 ra;n oil. niiNca tcfijoitd.
Sierra anna nellie bolua ia tppirnaa
tabtooii tdptt6mddn ia oifein it.
femme fapttdmddn tdallS elaisidm-
mel
2oiiiln @iittaian toinibenfiloiIle
ia lufiiofiinnoIe raabon teripeiiet.
2dbetdn tdsid ne robat, iotfd OLE
foonnut auttaian tpeIonmofiiiun.
2poio aorbojo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-04-11
Ty0tt0myyden
lieventaminen


@ri paiffafunnilla maasia spol-
litieipon tpottonppoen liepentdmi-
iefii on fulfilaitos ia pleisten toi-
oen ministerio mpont6npt tdlld
fertoa:
&istiiGripellG pollitiepon tpotto-
mppoen IicpentGmiiefii 2oobtoien-
puron iiIlon Observation-Disclosures
marten $4,000 morffao,
airuiomosio poIlitiepon tpotto-
mppoen lieipent6miicfii SliIun--
9uuiomon maantien talminuroiista
suorten $4,000 morffoo,
Wluoniosio mollitieipon tpottompp
oen lierpentdniiefii aittildn -
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-04-11
Talvikalastus Suomen-
lahden itaosassa
Saliuifalastns SuumenlahSen ira-
pIasIa.
8crffufalastns ri fannata. WMutia,
falastns fen Iiiaan tnpttoifaa.

Solluifalastls, iofn 5uomenfab-
oen itdoinn ronniffolaiiilIe ia nlfo-
ioareloiiille on totpulliiesti ollat
paros ti,lol6boe, on t6nG tnlipena
ontorut perrin buonon tiilofien. SEA
lostanam pGGstiin mDob11n ia
Ioolis oil ipGb1inen. Wonet sperffo-
falastajat oipot pit6neet parbaana
tlioba perfot pois merelt1, fun iaa-
lis on IupiStiinltt nniiitomonn filocn
p1hpdsi1. gtliottofltnnot oipnt len
iijoan forjonneet bplp1n iaoliin.
lluIio fluottia onfin tGnlGn johoos'
ia loitettu iiiuri mG6rG, nluttu itoi-
bin pG6iee iittenfin oiolliiefii main
pieni oia niistG falostaiista, jotfa
tperffofaIasttifielIa oipat tottitneet
iaamoan toimeentiiIonia. &aloien
binnot otpot ppipneet fofo talipen
forfeina.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-04-11
ENTINEN VARAPRESIDENTTI EHDO
TETTU YHDYSVALTAIN LAHETTI-
LAAKSI ENGLANTIIN

ritfontiiesta.
Sastori, iofa ellen i1tti alianio
oifeuteen, mGitti, ettG Wers. &enne.
op iotfeutlli bGnen "elGmGdnia"
Seattlesia tpiime SSoulliflusio
Wearp 6. glartin nirlella. Scr.
Glarf apaflllitti, ettG Wtrs. &enne6p
wuofraii bioneuston botellisia,
tGGllG, misi1 be tpoiipat "bGiriin-
tpnlGttd pubella."
Smmnmitellnt bGGt.
Oifeuteen idtetpisia papereisio
eoelleen ianotaaiL ettd fitn be
Iunlnnittelilpat tabernaafelin pc
rustanlista Seattleen ia tarpeitten
aparustanlista "eipnilfeliunin lai-
maan", ldbetpstpot1 aparten Sllas-
faan ia SpDnennleren rantantille.
feboitti Wtrs. &enneop bGrlta title-
maan apieraillllle bGnen buoneuS'
toonia.
9sustori ap1itti ettG Wtrs. &enne-
op ebootti bGiben pitoa ia lupaii
rabastao tabernaafeli- ia "emanfe-
lirllnin Iaigpan" rafentamiien b1it-
ten iGlfeen. Scr. glarf ianoi epG'
roineeniG naimiiiin menoon naboen
enIin nlltta iitte lopulta ban iros-
titi. Scr. Glarf ianoi ettd ban tltli
tiet1n1Gr, ettG "Marp 6. Glarf"
to0elliiesti of Wers. &enne6p, ill
loin fun bGn nGfi apiime Selmi-
fuusia ianomaleboesid bGnen fu'
wonio. SGm6n iGlfeen, bGn maittt.
Wers. 4enneop bplf6ii bGnet, ia
noin fafIi tpiiffoa mpobenmin II.
inaiii fiifo bGn on. Bostori pditti,
ettd Wlrs. &ennebp iamalla iln1oitti
bGnelle ettei bGn trle bGnen fans
iaan menentGGn nainniiiin.
tSDlfGG iitnnnittelnt.
Scr. Glorf mainitli Iiiopunecnla
tobernoofelin ia "etpanfeliun1in loi
ipon" Observation-Disclosures
Wers. &enneoDn fieltGptnntinefl
mennG ninun fansiani naimiiiin,
on iGrfenDt ntinitn ipodmeni ban
ianoi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-04-11
SUOMEN UUTISIA
EDUSKUNTA RETKEILYLLA
Sellinsisla, larant. 23.3.29.

SeliineisiG, lauant. 23.3.29.
&abbefian iplotta iitten tefi
Suomen eoiisflinta robfean pG1tof.
len, ett1 Smatra, fosfien fiiningas,
oil tefiliifan dfpltlla iioottaipa fab-
leiiiin ia pantalpa bpotpa tliotta-
moan. Sen Gpr1ille oil tpaltion ra-
fennettapa iiiuri hpoimalaitos, iosta
i1bfopoirlaa riittGiii apaiffa puv.
lelle Suomelle. &pnmeniG ia iato~
ia miljoonia marffoia on iitten
muolien mittaan nltrilematta ubrat-
til tilon Suomen Common bpipGf-
ii. Sent on iitten tlto Sanlpo pal-
mistunlit, fliten io miiffofirjeesiGnl
mefin aifailemmin on Tainittu.
Sobetafieen, mitG Smatraan ub-
ratltilla miljoonilla on aifaaniaatu,
p1Gtti Suonen eousfunta fGp0G IT.
ie paifalla omin iilntin aiiaa tiitfi-
nlosia. Yerjantoina maalisfitrn 8
p:nG lGbtifin ebusfitntd rliniaslli-
friiena pojunalla Syrnatralle. &aiffi
puolueet olilpat eoustettuina ia
puoli ballitusta of npos nufona
g(amllla iaatputtiin SSSnlutralle.
SbmettelpG ia iafumatonta ibaillta
berGttipGt retfeilij0isiG tpoimo.aie-
man llturenmoiiet laitteet ia tefnii-
fan ibmeet. S1Dii tunnustus nnnet
tim foifelle, mitG OF foafit oifaon
ia Mile iniinoOritaioon eteipille 2.
oustoiille, iotfa tGtG i6tttlGistbotG
olifpat iobtaneet. Standardization
bollinto torioii retfeiliioille aani-
uiiet.
eyrnotralto lGboettiin gnIoon
ionfa iuurenmoisten tebtaitten oio-
fe.enemmist6n (S796) ortistaa rpal
tio. SdGlld tiititstuttiin tebooslai'
tofIeen ia fen laoiennrstoibin Iefd
noutittiin fabipit ia Grlos@ilt6eit
nhti0n torjoond p6i.a.l iilen. Ndi'
epGlliIillG moititlin rbti6n ballinto
neufposton pubeeniobtajc ent. lpal'
t:onboitoia N. q. Gbinbufbuo lait-
nj retfel1iiet teripetulleifli. uleito
pubeita ioatiin fitullo. Spprtfii eous
filnnon pubenlies SDoSti Ssallio
fohoiSti pubeenio SaIotron moima-
loitofien rafennust0io,; joboolle,
llimenomoon pli.iniinoGu Walmil'
Ii. fiittGen bditd tpon erinonlaiies-
ia iiioritufiesta. gf.iniinoori sc.
toas puolestoon iiirii fiitofiet ra-
fennustpot iuorittaaeelle tpoipoelle.
Wepob6Gn illaIla palattiin jii-
noan, iofa fii6Gtti retfeilii1t tpptp-
tnGiiinG ilGfernGGnli tafoiIin p1o-
foupunfiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-04-11
TpOremprsfp inrmannitt 20.

saperior, @is. Subtit. 6. -
slnfurusia. ppOrenwrsfpsid, iofo
riebui pobiois 8isconiinisia ia
Minneiotasia, iai 20 ibntistG iur-
mania ia noin 200 louffaantlii.
Melfein faiffi rofenirliflet 500
maatilalla titboutilipat. @abinfo
nouli Dli milioonan oollarin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-04-11
atsfptaan Sapeiin titIeiuan nimite'
tbffi.
9.nIee !e1uuaIhfnttin feurnaiafSi.

ly<Its
Snlee !Spnsbtpnim ienraaiafIi.
8aibineton, Snbtif. 9. - 8aif
ia 8alfea Talo maifeni aiiasta, on
fiiitenfin iaatii tdnddn tietaa, ettd
gbarles Gates Oaapes, entinen mo-
rapreiioentti OH ebootettl Dbops-
ipaltain IGbettiIG6fii @ngIantiin.
2ontoosta obotetaan nluobollista
ilinoitista nintitpfien iubteen ettd
Scr. Dalpes on bpipafipttp sllaillon
g. 9oirgbtonin ieiiraaiafii, iofa
lGbtee lieltG gbopsapaltoibin If. 27
p1ispGrtd.
@i liene epGilenistGfGdn ettei
Wer. Daipes, pfli glmerifan fal-
neinlnista litonteista, ia pli euro.
pafl, mariinfin iota-aifana laajolti
trnnettu mics tuliii bpmatlptptli
8rittilGiien ballitufieen 9lmerifan
eoustoiana.
&enraali Oaipes on nDt Santo
Oontingosla lGbetpstSn iobtaiara
lutoelleen tGriestGmdsiG 2anii.Sn-
oion talagpallan raba-aiioita, ia
bGn titlee pGGttdnlGGn tGinan tport-
IA ennen 2ontooleen menoaan. @n-
tiien marapreiioentin pstGtuat ia
noiipat b1nen ottapan ltitoen tot-
menla iilld eb0oIla lpostoon, eta
bGn faa Iopettda tponfd Snnto
Oomingosia enrlen 2ontooieen me-
nooon, poiffoonia mif1 on amert-
fan biplomoattien erin tplpttD
poiffa.
9ontoo, Subtif. 8. = nlfomaa-
miraston tpirfailijnt fertoitpat to-
nG1n, ettd be otpot fpfenem1ttonldt
mobmistamaan tai fieltamdan tdal-
Ia ialaistlln tieoon, ett1 CHARLES
Ompeiin, entiien tporopreiioentin
mimi oliii fpieesid tdptettdesid "
merifon lGbettil6Gn paiffoa @ng'
lonnisia. Oioitettiin iiltd tabolta,
ettG oiplomoattinen fobteliaiIltns
tpoatii iem ettG iofainen ldbettllos'
tG fosfeipa ilntoitits tdptpp tulln
8oibingtonisto.
9reIioentti Sooberin pstdipat pi-
tGhpdt fen onneIliiena oiiana etta
bun oil ioanut fenraali 9aipelln
iuostunrifIen, ippstG, fun be nsfo'
mot b6nen olepan iiiben toimesn
bpspin iopitpon. Sc olettomat
mnosfin ettG ban moi fantoa inns
renrnlan fuornlan tebtGhpGSi11n
fppstG, ettG ban on entinen woro'
preiibentti.
Waposfin otettiin buomioon ie
ieiffa, ettG bGnen maineenio meren
toifella puolen tlilee ptfnnddn boz
net forfeana fpalhiiitettiinn benfilo-
, nd lantiien grropan aiioisio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-04-11
a raidpttanpt panofien.

~ i"le1|lu'tvi Pu'toIIStt.
Smenapartiia Tbonas galliey
tietamdttGGn oil filitenfin ianfari
taman tltboamnn iuonen est1nliies.
ia.
Galligp lafaiii rosfia l1bellG
poDtaG mile oil postia aletettu la
iittelenlista iparten. Siin1 IGDell1
oil ntltlttanlia ladtifoita laattialIa.
Snbo ipGltettb.
gfii laatiffo oil noin s tllltrnan
pitilinen A tliltnlan Ieippinen ia 2
tliuman forfuinen. Se oil lGffilaa-
tiffo, f1Grittp rusfealla paperilla
ia marattu pioitteella: "Son s. o.
&ooiebelt, Maniion Souse, l(lhonp,
g. g."
Sioite of fGiin painet.u mus
talla mltsteella. Salallttamisoioitc
oil pafenman puoleiiesia flllmasia:
IS. 9up, SEQ. 459-29tb Ct. g..
3. g."
Galligp tponii lrtltanla pafettien
iefaan. Stun bdn fosfetti rnsfeata
pafettia fofo tpabipasti, alfoi iiitG
fiiullla iubinaa ia tltlla impuu.
S1tGdntpneenG Galligp polfi ia.
lallaan pafettia, riffoen fen, nifG
iaattoi bellpetinfoneen epdfuntoon.
SGn bruii toiiia apliitn ia finn be
titliipat, pantiin pafetti ipeiiGnp1.
rim.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-04-11
eluanfclimmifaiifirja julfaistaan.

Spetusnlinisterio on mbontGnpt
profesiori glrtbui Sieititle tilld
fcrtoo $1,000 nortcr iiulrliiien q.
mustlfien IpbSn Soi'riinan luos-
torisio SiinoiIla nalofinootiin ipp-
riuIoiien elponteliitniiaiifirion wo-
Iofinpapainofien iaIfoiiewista mar
ten.