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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-20
FIGHTS CRUISER BILL
Blaine Warns Naval Pro-
gram May Be Blocked.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.--Warn-
ing that the naval cruiser building
program yet may be blocked was
given in the senate today when
Senator John ]. Blaine (Wis.)
thwarted consideration of the naval
appropriations bill containing funds
for beginning construction.
Blaine contended the appropria-
ton bill violated provisions Of the
cruiser bill passed several weeks
ago by congress and served notice
he. as well as other midwesterners,
would fight the measure.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-20
MINERS TRAIN
IN WRECK; 5
DIE; 70 HURT
SUFFER FROM COLD
Temperature of 6
Below Zero.
OTHERS MAY BE DEAD
Injured Men Lie Exposed in
Temperature of 6 De-
greeS Below Zero.
OTHERS MAY BE DEAD

By United Press
PEORIA, Ill, Feb. 20.-Five men
were killed and upward of seventy
injured today when five passenger
coaches of the Peoria Railway Ter
minal Company'S miners Special
jumped the track and plunged over
an embankment near here.
Three of the wooden coaches
caught fire as they rolled down the
tWenty-five-foot embankment, but
the flames were quickly extin-
guished.
Peoria hospitals were crowded
with injured, brought here in am
balances and automobiles. At noon
the number still remaining in hos
p1tals was reduced to thirty.
Eight hundred workers in coal
mines south of here had left Peoria
on the train at 6:22 a. m.
The wreck occurred about z a. M,
but because there were no tel
ephones in that locality, it was more
than an hour later before the first
ambulance reached the scene.
Meantime, injured and dying
miners lay exposed to a temperature
of degrees below zero.
The identified dead were:
WILLIAM BROWN.
LESTER JONES.
CECIL WALKER.
GEORGE WILKINSON.
CHARLES LUTHY.
Miners who were riding in the
three cars which remained on the
tracks haStened to the aid of their
stricken brothers, extricating many
just in time to escape the fire.
Railroad officials said they be-
1ieved spreading rails resulting from
the abnormally low temperature
had caused the wreck.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-20
AIM new BILL
TO BLOCK CITY
MANAGER PLAN
Draft 'Revamping Present
System introduced in
Senate.
PROVIDES PAY RAISES
Fight Expected in House
Today Over NoII
Measure.
PROVIDES PAY RAISES

Another bold stroke to thWart the
will of the people of Indianapolis in
their demand for city manager
government was made today with
introduction of a bill revamping
the mayor and aldermen system by
Senator Sumner Clancy, George V.
Coffin henchman, in the senate.
The bill applies only to this city.
Should the city manager govern
ment, voted for overwhelmingly by
the electorate, become effective as
planned, the measure would be en-
tirely unnecessary.
But Clancy is among the staunch
supporters of the bill introduced by
Senator George w. Sims, Terre
Haute, to repeal the city manager
law and not permit citizens to have
city manager government if they
want it. The bill is expected out
of committee shortly on majority
report for passage.
Salaries Raised
Senator j. Clyde Hoffman, In
dianapoliS, will sign a minority
committee report against the meas
IRE.
The Clancy bill makes munich
pal government more interesting
and. worthwhile for the offlce-Seek-
ing politicians. It provides salary
raises. Under its provisions the
mayor of Indianapolis will get $10,-
600, each of nine aldermen $2,400,
corporation counsel $1,000, city at
torney and superintendent of police
$4,000 each. The mayor now gets
$500, corporation counsel $4,000,
city attorney and police chief
$4,000. Councilmen get only $500 a
year.
It provides for election of the
nine aldermen from the city at large.
The measure gives the mayor
complete control, by appointment,
Of all boards and commissions, but
provides for hearing in circuit court
on diSmiSSalS.
Linked With Klan
Clancy, Sims and Senator John
c. Sherwood, Mitchell, chairman of
the committee of which is to ap-
prove the Sims bill we're all pointed
to as Ku-Klux Klan mouthpieceS
during the 1927 session.
The start of the final battle on
the Noll bill which clarifies the city
manager law was expected in the
house of representatives this after
noon.
The Noll bill, which already has
been the cause of several bitter bat
ties between the city manager plan
proponents and opponents, was
scheduled to come before the house
for third reading and final passage.
After determined efforts of Rep
resentative Lloyd Claycombe, In
dianapolis, to amend the measure SO
its original provisions would be null
lifted, the measure now is regarded
as generally satisfactory to city
manager hackers although some
compromises have been made.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-20
SHOO, BAD BANDITS
Running Around in Armored
Cars Banned in Bill.

Bad Chicago trained bandits can
not frequent the Hoosier roadside
with ar1nored automobiles under
provisions of bill introduced in the
senate today by Senator Carl M.
Gray, Petersburg.
The bill makes running around in
armored cars on state highways a
felony punishable by from five to
twenty-one years in prison.
1t exempts peace officers, bank
messengers and common carriers
charged with protection of valu-
ables.
The bill was referred to the COM
mittee on public morals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-20

tors, but will assemble automo-
bileS as well.
1t probably would result in the
opening Of mines, highways and
quick developments Of other un-
touched resources.
-
EORD smiles when asked the
Il nature of his experiments
here this winter with Edison.
1--WE are working hard on an
extremely difficult problem. We
are trying to make a straight
line out of a circle No. it is no
joke. for we are working many
hours on it.
The Ford factories employ 800
men to make bushings and 140.-
600 bushings are used each day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-20
BEAT GUARD, ESCAPE
Six Convicts Saw Way Out;
Stage Robbery.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. 90
Six prisoners sawed their way from
the Kanawha county jail here today
after beating guard into uncon-
SciousnesS.
From the jail the fugitives went
to the west end of the city, where
they robbed a grocery of $50. They
then fled into the hills.
Three of the prisoners were being
held on charges of holding up and
robbing the passengers aboard a
Cabin Creek interurban here a few
days ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-20
BALL TO END SESSION
OF INDIANA SHOE MEN
Buyers View Style Shoe of Latest
Footwear.

Buyers View Style Shoe Of Latest
Footwear.
The last official session of the
annual Indiana Shoe Buyers con-
Vention was held at noon today at
the Claypool at a luncheon in the
assembly hall. George L. Tovey,
president OF the association, led a
round table discussion and all mem-
bers closed the meeting singing
A grand ball will be held tonight
In the assembly room with Connie
and his band furnishing the
music. Waltz prizes win be given
Admission to the ball viii be by
card only.
The two hour shoe style show was
held Tuesday night in the assembly
room with models promenading
down an illuminated runway show
ing the latest coverings for femin-
inc feet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-20
$4,000 BLAST
IN STORE PERILS
LIVES OF THREE
VOLCANO IN ERUPTION
Hawaiian Crater BeIches Forth
Fire Today.

HILO, T. H, Feb. 20.-HaIe Maui
mau pit on Kilauea volcano began
belching fire today.
At dawn the lava flow was in
creasing steadily and had covered an
area in the pit of approximately
thirty-f1ve acres.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-20
ABSENT VOTERS BILL
IS FAVORED BY HOUSE
Objection Tat Act May Lead to
Abuses, Unheeded.

Fear that passage of the proposed
absent voters ballot bill would result
in the same frauds and evils per-
petrated under the absent voters bill
repealed by the 1927 legislature was
expressed by those in favor Of the
minority report for indeflniIe post
ponement in the house of represen-
tatives today.
The tide seemd in favor of the
pponents of the bill when Represen-
tative j. Glenn Harris of Gary, de-
clared: THE people should have
suffrage and if this bill can be
whipped into a suitable shape, it
should be passed.
The division was overwhelming
ly in favor of the amended ma
jority report for passage to second
reading.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-20

my health;
1 d o n t
k n o W
W h e t h
e r i t i S
three miles
or not"
II II r
IL o ! l
C a u S e S
more heart
t + o u BILE
a m o n g
men than
anyt hing
else I know
Of"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-20
AID AGENCY TO COME
HERE WITH NEW FIRM
p. r. Mallory Company to Bring
Branch to City.


Branch to City.
The P. r. Mallory Company of
Indiana, soon TO begin production
in the National Lamp Company
building at Gray and Washington
streets, brings another business
firm with it to Indianapolis, it was
learned today by the Chamber of
Commerce.
The Dauehy Company Advertising
Agency of New York, which handles
the Mallory concerns national ad-
vertising, will establish a branch
office here about May /, according
to a telegram received by the cham
Der.
George v. Rockey, president Of
the agency, and L. Wood Howell
viii be in charge here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-20

edison and I are trying to
make a Straightline out of a
circle. 1t will save us 140,-
900 auto parts a day"
y Il Il
"I run around a lot in the
morning before breakfast for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-20

"The perfect aircraft Of the
future will be a sort Of am
phibian dirigible, a combina-
ton of dirigible, land and sea
plane.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-20
-Four Die After '.Reprieve'' BY Snow

BIZ IIFffFd Press y
VIENNA, Feb. 20.-Four highway
men. whose lives were spared tempo
rarily when the exeeutioner was
snowbounG several days ago. while
en- route to the hanging. were put TO
death today in zagreb, Jugo- Slavia-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-20
SIGNS THREE BILLS
Change of Venue, Hospital and Lien
Acts Become Laws.

Acts Become Laws.
Three house bills were signed by
Governor Harry G.. Leslie today.
One permits the defendant attor-
ney in a civil action to file change
of venue without mis- client in court;
another permits county commission
ers to establish county hospital
upon petition of 80 per cent Of the
taxpayers, and the third increases
the time for filing liens for ware
house and storage companies from
ten TO sixty days.
The Claycombe bill permitting
zoning appeal cases to go from cir
cult and superior to the appellate
court for final decision was passed
on third reading by the senate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-20
CONGRESSMAN SWORN
David Hopkins Takes Place OF
Deceased Missourian.

BH United Press
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2o.-David
Hopkins of ST. Joseph, Mo, was
sworn in as a member of the house
today by Speaker Longworth. He
succeeds the late Charles L. Faust,
of the Fourth district.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-20
Nine Below in indiana.

Bp United Press
ROYAL CENTER, Ind, Feb. 90
The United States weather bureau
here recorded temperature of 8
degrees below zero early today.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-02-14
0bSnsmaltain SerGstrnstin. ia
Gcrncgicn GlGfcra6astu.

Gab0etiaStoiSto muotltinen g)b-
oDSmoltoin SerGs- ia Carnegie
Gf1fcrohnSton fertonlrs oIoittaa,
ettG puonno 1923 ioettiin $9,-
4SS,4S7.90 iummo elGferohoino
Obopsnoltoin SerGstrltstin ia fen
p6tepoeSi1 tointimien fonpponioit-
ten elGffeelle ioittrtneille tpOlGiitlle.
Oliper Sron @tining fonpponi.
an oIolle tili ionottiiin marojd
$12S,726.15.
8iime muooen oifona liiG1ntpi
eIGffeell1 oleipien lufu 1,195 benz
gellG, ia iomona nuonna titlipat
5S3 tpolGistG poistetuifii eldfe!iS.
tolto, nGbtGlpGsti iaaneina BELLE
fuullnpon elGfemGGrGn. %llcoer
lopusio fofo eIGffeellG oGetpicn hi
FIJI oil 1000 benfeG.
Stiioen t,t95 elGffeelle iolititneit
ten i'm fesfioripo oil $3.50 lpltot.
to; beioGn palmelpfienia fesfiarpo
oil 34.10 muotto, ia frifoutiien
eIGffeen fesfiorpo on $53.55.
@tofiettuien eIGffeitten pbteincn
iltnlmo tonmifuun 1 p1iDosto
1911, jolloin eI1ffeen mofhr itli
poimoon, on $22,325,422.67.
@lGffeen iooiot eirpGt ole ntotia-
meet ntitG1n tGbGn el6fernboStoon,
titlot moinittiun robostoor tiileuat
9(norGp Gornegielto ia Obhpsfuuls
toin SerGstrustilto. @iimemdinittit
Dbtpm1 bnolebtii niistG lii1morois.
ia, mitG eIGffeen iafominen aibeilt-
too.
GlGferobosto fosfee foiffio yb-
opspoItoin Ser6strustin, ia Ten
ipoImonnon oloisten fonpponioitten
J,rm,Itoon MIN 06O OOO fn1I1istii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-02-14
SUOMEN UUTISIA
"SIau" rdIvoda Suollle SSakill

Miilne aifoina on inflltensid te1-
nDt tllboann pntpGri @lropaa ja mt
ie OH 10 iiirtpnpt Suomeenfin. en-
lin ie trli Sltfbolmasta SurfltrrL
mrtta pian ilmanntlti iitd nltille-
fin ieubuille, paltamanmasIa mad
rislG &oja-SoriolosIa, joSia ie on
iaanuttontt fulfittauoin lllonteen.
SortalpalaSio, gtusfealasia, Sal-
nisia Snpilaboella, Suistamolla
ia SuojGrpellG on tauti legpinnDt
ubfootposio mGGrGsld poatien lie
ieillo ieuouilla fofonaiiia perbeitG
Duoteeieen.
&iolenton tapoufiiafin on iattlt
nut uIeito. Souti n1itisttttaa iltlt-
resia ntGGrin ipflpll1 1918 pmpGri
mootarnme roiiponnlltta @Spanjon-
toittio,. jofa lpaoti polion ubreia,
fofonoiiia perbeitGfin Min ett1
monet tolot touoin niiSiG mierail-
tuo iGipGt oinon fplmilleen.
SellineisIi on infli1ensia niinifGar
leminnnt buoleStltttomasia mGar1Ss
ia moiffofin loooultauu IiemenpG1.
Wtp6sfin tGGllG 10 aifaiien1min NAL
lo(lo pGGsipt tltliroffo leipenee le-
wenemistGGn. Seripepoen1oitoroi'
rnnonaiiet 10 fielIim0t olle 15-
muotioita lopiio f1nm6sti miSidGn
fofouS- ia bulpipaifoisio, nnttd
fielto pG1ttpi If. 10 p:nd. gtgt o.
mat fouhtt pGGttGneet toinlir,tonio
ia nii6en folltta opolttiut fltlflttali-
6eille Iutrin1ntnt GepenenliSmobool-
liiuubet rpGeston, Doriinfin m1ori-
ion fesfituteen, min ettd terpepbel-
linen tilonteentme on npfpiiin ion'
gen buoleStltttopo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-02-14
0iifOu Darrclta
Splme pelastniuat npptctnsta iue-
benalaiiesta.

&ep 8est, Sla. Sbmiien
mestarltlS ilmeni taaS fltn onnis-
tllneita fofeiluia tebtiin pebenalai-
Tesla, ga. &olme fertoa pelastui-
nat luutnantti 6. 9. Nonion, ia
torpeoon pdGlliffo, @.sSolonifi, 40
jalon ipppp0eStG nleresid iniben
fefIinn0n foutta. 8eoenalainen las
fettiin mereen ia fun snliebet tltnii-
mat fen tGpttptpGn ipeoellG, be of
tiipot "feubfonia", iofii beioan
ulttta fefiittpG ilmalaitostaan iano-
toan ia ennenpitfGG be ilnaantri-
mat peoen pinnulle. Se antoimut
itieniG losfea erioiisia, million
moottori tai torpedo buoneisia,
iuaon alma be pGaiiluGt uloS ia pc
lostuilpat. SGntd fefiintr oioittoa
ettG mebenalaiiet tl!lsirat olclnoon
tl,ruolliIenlpiu tlilemaiiiubcSio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-02-14
Vol. "a

ioo 72 INF. ia Osloon 62.40.
@iime muooen aifona mietiin pa
peria @enGi1lle 46,500 tonnio.
9iiGpS ebelliieen muoteen nerrattu-
na on $500 tonnia.
Suomen Sonfin tpuoiiipoitto oil
1piime puonna 144,1 mill. MT,
muonno 1927 ie oil 1865 mill.
mf.
Suonten tltonilin aripo oil nit
ME rpuooen oifana tpGbGn pli 8
miljoroia; miennin orpo of ian.a-
na aifana 6,243,3 mill. INF.
ltlfoiuomoloislebti moiooon pa.
raiten tilota 9llnerifaan Iinostu-
malta libinunGstG postitoimiStoSta
t1a oollorin postioioitrs ia lGEet.
tGnl1ll1 ie fonttoriintnte. @tDosfin
ipGlittGlpit Observation-Disclosures
leb6en tilouflet nellie. gtiioen o'
ioitteet opot: Scr. Garl s. Salnli-
men, 0ulllt6, Mtinn. 8or 455. WfisS
Selma 2eenlon Stem 0orf, % @oSt
t25 itr. Scr. @nil 8. Solonen.
Detroit, Nticb. 1850 Subl SuilOing
Ief6 Gono0asio Scr. Salle 81. 9Iuer-
moo $40 Somer Street, ScD A34S
g. &ancouber, g. 6. ia Wtr. Siol-
mor ASoiu 979 It. Qlntoinc itrect,
@tontreol. gfpbtpfGd ioltfolIa me-
rentafniiet melientme ia liIarenlnte
pbteiIen ootteenlme bplp1fii to0sfen-
telem1Gn tiloomollo ia lenittGmGl-
Ia ltlfoIltonoIoislebte1 DDteistcn
oiotu8telnme ia pprfinmStemme
tulffio.
Observation-Disclosures
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-02-14
-Michiganin kupari-
ty0laiset saavat pal
kankoroituksen

glG-Micbiganin fiiparifai!uanto'
tb6lGiiet iuaneet paltan turoitnfIen.
9teip Gorf, belnif. II. - Ntlcbt.
oonisIo toinlnpot fltporifoitponnot
iln1oittipot fesfintGGrin foroitto-
mania tpolGistenid polffoia 1919.
forotlis ostuu fpoimoon WoaliS-
fltun 1 p1itpGrlG.
<purin tiiottojot loitnais oiaS'
ia moota ia Wontanosia otpot jo
oifoiiemnin fiinnittGneet paaluiDin
poIffoien foroitusilmoiti,fiet. Guil.
ri ulfo. ia fotimainen fitparin fD.
ipntd on fobottanut fitporin bin'
nan forfeintmolle osteellc rpuoocn
1920 iGlfeen, ia main elppttGen foi'
mantoliifettG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-02-14
Onnettomuuden uhreia

Slf1nltntaiien nDrsfpn ltbrejo:
WfGntDluoooSio efIpi iobotD0mieS
Gripo &oaSmon &epoloorelto nDrs
fDSiG iGGlle poleltuen fuolioafii. -
Sanoin poleltlii tDolGisnainen
8en6lo 2inoberg iGGlle 9fepoloa-
rem luona fltolioofii. = gtGiiiGr'
men jGGllG 9litoniemen foDoolIa a.
joi 9tiilo @erolo omiStomonld ort-
ton lofeoSio litntipprDsiG roilpoa
peloStuen iiitG bGbin tltsfin itie.
finn leniiiaon oiitosio olleet nelin
matfustojooL b1nen iilarenla Sllma
@erolo, tponlies 8ilio SDmiineil
ief1 neioit 9aiia Weoioniemi ia
Selni Somrnirpooro buffitiipnt. =
8iroloboella poleltii fitolioofii
fplimotfollo ollut moonApili. Sons
ia WtGfelG 2 fnt. pdGsid fotooon.
2auttolaoren ebuStolla bltffliimot
torStoino omonoilelIo nenbeell1
merelle l1bteneet roiupa 9foubu
&ilffi lefG fofii bGnen peljedGn
sBeiffo ia Soiipo 2oitinen ia tpo.
miebet Soiwo 2otpoIo ia Sc. g
2inoroos.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-02-14
1O4 inrmattm Sinbn fapinasia.
funniofieen.

Bombay, Snoia. - &uitii poi'
mad festamGsiG ,pertiesiG Sinon-
gotbon fapinosio ioi 104 irrntan-
ia, ia 600 louffoontui. Sinouloilet
ia SotbonoloiIet irlri wiettiFudt
ruubun iubIou, muttu fOsfo iotfllt
5inouloiiet tulorpoiot etlpdt bp-
ip1fIpneet oielepoo, min lpntpt at
fiormoomotto onforo taiStelu nnin
ifinill1 ieuroufiillo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-02-14
1tntifia.

Solonton 2iebermon ipietiin tiiS-
toina torfosti portioitiino Seliin-
eistd EoIIinnuon ia iieItd ebelIecn
Eubelinpbteps Suomen ia Cans.
fan m6lillG opottiin If. 10 p:n6
iefG Suomen ia gsorion p6liIIG t6
p;nd woltion pGdnliesten mdliiillG
&sfusteluiIIo. Eotpollinen 3 mi-
muffin puhcIn aopenbominoon rlcf
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-02-14
Asfutaam lasfentaneen maibin pic
neSiG merenranta fanpnngisIa.

Sabona, belmif. 12. - Colonel
CHARLES q. 2inoberebin obotettiin
iaapuipon 8eli5eSta Saponoan to-
ndGn 1.45 i.p., ntlttta bG1ltd ei mie-
Ia flo SIS mennesiG nGfpnpt buo
limatta tarfasta obotufiesta.
-Mmerifan ilnnatien liiffeen.
boitaia George Grant WtaSon pitt
pornonu ettei 2inbbergbin tiirlpal
liiulteen nGboen tarlpitie ollo buo-
lisiaan, ilmoisten nlielipiteeniGs,.
ettG f,tulitiia ilinoiliio polltlnnat-
follaon on lpoirilt laSfelttun mai
Sim lGbelli Go5umel iaorto Ducoton
ronnifolln, peliGten moboolliSta
mprsfpG Caribbean merellG
Sobana, belnif. -. Colonel
@barles 9(. 2inbberebin obotettiin
iaapinuon 8eli5esta Sauanaan
Sritisb SonouraiiSia fln Las i.p.
ilnapoSti palulmatfalfaon nllltta
b1ntG ei ole nGfpnpt tpietd moinit-
tiran aifaon mennesiG.
Golonelin usfotoon mennecn
moibin Ga Se'sia, pienesid meren'
ronto fouplingisia Del Stion pro.
sinSIiSio, t1ntt1ntGGn loilunanla
yoIttotarpeillo. Wtainittlt paiffa Oil
noin 100 MALTA ldnteen SabanaS.
ia, nisiG Iiiaitlee Ban-g -glmerifan
i.motien 0lipaienn. gritbfiet ioaod
Ga Se'sto tietoia epGonnistllilput.
2inobergb npfpiielIG motfolloun
on lGbtenDt ia iaopunitt oimon tor-
folleen mGGrGttpnG oifanu. joten
s6nen oootettiin tG1lGGnfin ioepll-
won tGsntGlleen flo 1.45 tp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-02-14
Canadian Yhdistynyt
kirkko toimenpiteisiin
kommunisteja vastaan
@aatii fommnnistilebbiltG pifeifii
tuoistetnt englanninfieliIet fGGn-
nDfIet.

g8iime piifolla Gonistonisia,
Ont. pitGmGsidGn fofoufiesia laati
Canadian g6oiStpneen &irfon CUB
burpn ieuraflntapiiri noinafaSIa-
naiien pGGtofien, josia maafunnon
ia liittoballitifien wirfailiioita
pDpoetGGn laffaltttanam faitfi
fonmlinistiiet ipierosfieIiiet iulfoi
tut, ellei niit1 leurao oifeafii to-
oiStetlt fGGnn0fiet lebben iiiGll6S-
tG.
@GGtos tebtiin pfiimieliiesti FEM
i1lfeen, finn pastori z. 9. Sones
oil pitGnpt pubeen ia Ielostanilt
iiinG feinoja, MILD toipalla fon1nnt
nisntia lemitetGGil SuoburDn phi.
risiG.
&GGt0fieSiti louIutoon III. M:
"Sulttanlne ielpille fommrni8
min pGGmGGristG ganoOosIa ia eri
foiIeSti SuOburpn iel1bulla, iellai'
Tina fuin ne eiittGG "8opa1S"
nun1eroSIoon joulitf. 13 pltG 1923,
Ief1 n1ltut fontrnltitiStileboet, ollen
fen tarfoitufiena bGtpittGG nSfon-
to, toi8tella npfpiiiG teolliIuusjdr-
jest0jG lpustoon IefG nostottaa ia
Ioobo oifoon molGonfitmouS Wtarri'l
ia 2eninin opetuSteit mltfoot, Of.
foon pGGtettD, ettG tind. iertrofun-
tapiiri feboittoo 0omlnlontn 9olli-
tltsto ia Sntorion lainlootiiofrn-
too laffoitttomoon DieroStleltlet
fonmltnistileboet, ellei niitG ieurul
oifeofIi tooiStettu fGGnnoS iofaiie8
ia ortiffelista.
@oelleen ieurofitntopiiri ionoo,
etta leOelGdmoinitltnlaiiiItn jlilfot-
iltiltu, iotfn on titomittlt fapindlIi&-
ten ia iimeett0ntien artiffelien jul
fuiiemiie8ta, Ioffoutettuiiiin ilmcStD
misoifeus ulttomnnttiieSti."
6. lt.iet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-02-14
Abraham Lincoln ia
hanen elamanty0nsa

glbrobom 2tncoln ipntbi belmi-
fuun II p. 1909 biriib0ftelisiG Ia
bella gtolin GreefiG Seltucfpsld.
&Gnen iIGniG, Sbonlas 2incoln oil
oilpan oppinaton ia lnflliGiooton
fotpontp0n tefiid, iofo Iuoplti fir
meSntieben toinesto ontoutuofiecn
farrnoltieen. S1nen ii1inIG, Hnncn
&oipf, oil tltrtematonto liibtoG,
fertonlusten nlltfoan ii1t0n tptt0
8irginiasta.
2apIl1utenio mietti 2incoln &en-
tucfpn metiisiG. SIN oIi faboeflon
puo0en ifGinen, fun panbeInponlo
iiirtpitpGt SnOianaor, banffien
iiellG farn1in. 8nrboiiimnltsta Poi.
falpuoiistaon iooffa oultoi Sincoln
forntoufiesIo il1GnIG, froffi cnnen
fosfen1otonto moota, f1rto: lnetl0G,
otti olao biriibuon9ioeu rofentomi
ieen ia tefi polfollista tDotG toilil-
le iarmareille.
Bultte ipieraili ulein fooiSio,
mlltto fopasio t9osii febittDi ba-
nestG woinlafas mies, fl,uIi io(tol
ia neliG tlunoa. ltit!a ic libasto
fofo mics. &oti oli fd'ircnu foiiluss
ia, nlltta Giti opettt aoffo'ct SoS'
fus fGipi ban faup2n(on foltlnafiiL
mutta dporiinainen folllrEfGnntin'o
iiipistuu pbteen tpuoteen. CT tdDteen
iitGfG1n.
&ou(uo fGpnGt0n % ipuooen l.
fGinen jGttilGinen lGbti i;s:t:en ii1n-
ia fooiSto etiimGGn moaiInalta
toiineeiltltlonon.
2incoln fanppu.upu!aiIcna, puliti'
fOitIiiana ia lafimiebena.
SGtettpGGn fotiric touui Sins
coin ionfin aifoo loi'ucmie5end jo'
filoimollc. Sitten oi'ttlii ban pie.
neen illinoiiiloiicen foupnnfiin
9selu Solemiin miSiS ici ipor ruo-
futulporofouposia. Siclld lposto II.
meni emf ferrnn, ett6 bdn oil 'rn.
tpnpt ibmisten ;obtoiafIi. 9ioiffon-
no bumoristino il horm!ru;'eil
labioffodna iuttitien ssrtoiono lac
wiitti BAN poIio pstituiG ostdja phi
risi1Gn. S1n ei o(liit ipuottofoon
folppoopitloiieno. tlln bdn iai nj.
nitpfien Ioinlootiiatuntoon. S1n
fpIlG fdrii pooIisia toppion, mltto
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-02-14
Sbrcaunim mnrbauja tclOitettn.

Geerico Gitp. - Sose 0e Seon
Gorol, jofo uutrboii palitnn prclt-
oentti Obregonin ipiime beindfrlus-
ia, mestottiin onrpunlolla. Sdn 'ot
miimeiIet betfet piettGd fatolilailen
popin fonsia. SGn iai mpos nobod
wanbenrpania, ipuinonia ia lapIcn-
ia, ioito Ell ollut ndbnpt, nanferten-
ia oifona. SGn antplti SbregonIn
iublisia, ioita pietettiin bdnen
funniofieen.