Vapaus, September 21, 1927

              Sivä 6^ Keskiviikkona, s^sk. 21 p;nä~Wed., Sept 21
S T Ä t -
ilyös:
OBEEGIX FIILOJA
Puolikuu lajia.
S A E A R A A M E J A
"The Orsabow"
S A H A N K A M P A AN
ASETUSPIHTEJÄ
Meidän knulaisa No. 111
RUOTSIN
R A U T A T A V A R AA
kaikenlaisia erikoisuuksia
, Parhainta lajia Ruotsin Sahoja saa
"Ä/B STRIDSBERG & BIORCK" TrollMteii
Rootstn saarin ja vanhin uduun •almistaalilke
WEB.SAHOJA — CROSSCUTTI SAHOJA — YHDEN MIEHEN
SAHOJA. — ARVOKKAINTA LAJIA. —
PARHAIDEN VALMISTETTUJA. — ERIKOISEN OHUT SELKÄ.
KAIKEN PITUISIA J A MALLISIA.
Voittamattomat eanadalaUilla markkinoilla.
/ilkäa ottako mitään monta tekoa.
20 St. Nicholas
Street
Montreal. P. Q
r^g, 109 — 1927
SummPr r » m n for Pion- What did they get in retum for this
O U m m e r t.amp l U r l - l U I l g ^ ^ j ^ , ^he usual answer fs that
Kielletty HedelVnä, k i r j . Nataly von Eschstrutii, nid. . _
K i r j a Naisille, k i r j . Mrs. E . B. Doffy, nid- .. .
eers and Y.C.L.
in B.C.
jthey saved the world, that they
Ifought for democracy. But is all
jthis true? NO, IT IS NOT. The
A camp was held for the Pion-jreason you are tx)ld these things is
eers and Y . C . L . at Gibson's Landinc i^o ^"^^^-^ and to keep you from
.under the supervision of the C C C . [tnouing the trulh. The truth is
iof Vancouver, ^ i t h the assistance that wars are fought between cap-
'of the Y . C L .
Kaulanauha, kirj. H- Courts-Mahler, nid.
.20
.60
Kaksi Rakastavaista, k i r j . H. Courts-Mahler, nid- 'f?
Kansakoulun kartasto; uusi, toim. A . E. Blomqvist j a E. £ Kalia ilin
Kommunistinen Manifesti, k i r j . Kari*Taarx, sid. . r^JJx
The camp site of this year waS|'
:a great improvenient over that of j J ^^
ital'st countries to^ help the native
capitalists beat the foreign capital-
Kristinuskon Alkuperä, tutkielma k i r j . Karl Kautsky sid. 210
Klondyken Kuningas, seikkailuromaani Alaskastfi, k i r j . Jack Londör i 9<:
Kipinälfennättimen toiminta, kuvitettu opas, k i r j . Krigar ja Subkis
Kirjanpito-opas, t e h n ^ Juhana Toi\iainen, nid. . ™]
Kirjanpito, kauppaopistoja varten, idirj. L Kovero , . . . " 1 ! " -
Keittokirja, kirj. Mina WaIL «id.' „... „ . . • " . . ; i jO
Kolme Muskettisoturia, jännitysromaani, kirj. Alexander JDum^*"
Workers and poor farmers of 3 osaa, nid.
the previous, being situated on thejboth countries are forced to shed Kyläraittien'kuningas, sataiuntäiainen k«lomus, rentoa'
^shore of Howe Sound. The quarters their ' blood by the g<>^'eraraents _ gr^ ^ a r l o Hgm^^^^ ;
iwere not so cramped as last year wTnch are controHed by the c a p i t a H f ^ ^ J f ^ ^ p - ^ S ^ ^ K y S t ^ Ö d l " : . : : ! ; " ' - -
iand the site was closer to the Land- ists. Then along come the schools Ketunpyyntiopas, kirj. Edvard Koponen, nid. Z"""*'
ing. that are also controlled by the j Kurlden ^keralla^ A f rikkaan, matkailija- j a lintukertomu^iä/ kirj
• • • • 1.75
. b w i n g t o the eamest efforts of bosses J^th a lot of j ^^^^^^^^ O. Curwood, nid
IComrades Andre Pegg, Dave Bemie bunk. Many children beheve it t o o . " ^ " ' "'^'^ P ^ " ^ ' ««^«^ ^"rwooa, nm
and others, the camp was put in a Are y<>u one of them?
KOMMUNISTINEN NUORISOLUHO JA JARJESTDNUORET
very good cond itiön.
The däy started vith pbysical j
drill, foUowed by swimming and j
then breakfast. The moming was Jt is-well that you should realize
Warningr
Back to the School Strugr^le
School has again begun. "Vaca-tion"
is over. The vorkers' chil­dren
i^ust again go back to their
faetory, the school, and be polsoned
v.-ith bosses' dope. Again our
teachers will teli us what a worider-ful
World we live in. They will
say, "What a f me vacation you
must have had!" But the children
of the vrorkers win answer, "We
€r!an*t enjoy our vacation because
we had to work." Or else, many
of "us will answer, "We had to suf-fer
in the hot city, we could not go
ta the country."
Now that school is once here Tve
must again ENTER INTO THE
SCHOOL STRUGGLE. We vorkers»
children must demand bettcr ~school
conditions. No more fire-trap
schooi buildings. A seat for every
ch'Id. We must demand that hitting
OS a puni&hment be abolished. And
mcst important ia the demand for
the doing away with the teaching
of bunk. The children of the work-ing
class must not allow the teach­ers,
the tools of the bosses to make
the schools "poison factpries" where,
the worker8' children will learn to
hate their parents, the workers.
The Young Comrade Corner points
out to the vrorkers' children how
much bunk is in such subjects as
history, civics, and other things we
are taught in school. Comrades,
we want to be aWe to help yöu in
your everyday struggles in , |he
schools against these teachings. IQ
order to do this we must know what
is going oh in your School. Be-come
a reporter for the Young Com-röde
Corner and write us about
conditions in your school. Let all
the worker8' children knöw how rot-tcn.
it is in the schools. Let us
leam how to fight against these
conditions by getting INTO THE'
SCHOOL STRUGGLE.
Summary. of Receipts
and Expences
partly occupied vrith an educational
jclass, the remainder being spent in
jswimming and sports of various
kinds. Lunch was served at 12.
The time in the aftemoon -«ras oc-of
the Party Sammcr Camp
Training School held at
Sylvao Lake
That no death but LIFE
Went militantly forth
From the embrace of you electric
chair
|To scatter red roses
cupied ha hiking, fishing, boating, |that blossommed into redder flags
8wimming,. and various other sports Symbolic of flames licking up
Sylvan Lake, Alta.» Comniunist Summer
Aug. lst~21st; Report of Instr^tor
Receipts:
Edmonton Central Committe
C P . of C. ..„..., $145.83
Brule Local of the -U.M.W.
of A 51.50
Bellevue Ukraihian Agrit.-
Prop. C P . of C 10.00
Thorhild Young Communist
League 20,00
Calgary Central Committee
C P . of C 30.00
Lethbridge Ukramian Agit.-
Prop. C P . of C ...T........ 10.00
Coleman Central Committee
C P . of C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K . 25.00
Codner Finnish Agit.-Prop.
C P . of C ; 16.00
Thorhild Finnish Agit-Prop.
C P . of C. 14.00
Canmore Ukrainian Agit.-
Prop. C P . of C 10.00
Radway Centre Young Corn-•
munist League ................ 3.00
From Concerts by students
including $19.36 from
Sylvan Lake Party Unit ..150.86
Tlke thtfee weck*8 activities of the
Sylvan Lake School far exceeded
a.ny of our anticipations. 41 eamest
young men and women workers.took
part, and the standard of intelli-gence
among them ivas certainly
hjgh. The spirit of enthusiasm vvas
great and the determinatipn to
£tudy fntensivcly and get the most
possible out of a 3 vreeks course,
v/as very marked. Th^ morale of
the camp %yas:splcndid, not a single
event happened to niar the pleasant
atmosphere. On the other hand we
\verc all a. happy studious family
during the whole period.
' I have made a detailed record of
sU students and their nctivities to
glvo tlic district an rdea of the type ^he able leadership of comrade
cf material we had, also for use g^^ugj, Drumheller, we were able
of Party functionaries, so that we gj^ge two splendid concerts, that
tvallpaper and maga^irtö Wöfl practl-cally
the work of the students them-
Bclves who appointed the able edi-torial
board bf Comrades Sims,
Tuomi and Corbin. - Every comrade
\vas gwen a chance to express him-self
or herself and ?f many essays
have not appeared, it is not because
they were not worthy, but that it
vvaa physically impossible to put
them in the limited Space. I feel
the magazine will speak for itself
and will give all »comrades who see
it an idea of vhat our school wprk
and comrades /were really like.
Another interesting and valuäble
feature of the school was the music-al
end that we developed. Under
may immediately set to wörk to
mobliize the comrades \vho weht
not only netted us near 100 dol-lars,
but also advertised our school
to the school, for Party puvposes.^ii 0^^^ tjjg Sylvan Lake District.
Not only did I find the standard a
mentally high one, but we had quite It must be obyious to the com-
* Total receipts .........$485.19
Expences;
Fares for students; teacher,
speakers and District Sec­retary
..,..$150.45
Wages for teacher, time lost
by Secretary and errect-ing
öf camp
Food, hardware and drugs
Wire3, telephone, express
and cartage
Stationary, magazine, re-ports
and postage
Rent of halls ............
Advertising
Miscellaheous-
Total expences .......,.$454.19
We vvish to. 4J*aw to the attention
of ai! that the Party Units of Cal­gary,
Lethbridge, Canmore, Cole­man,
all pa''d the färes of their
students and that two of the Ed­monton
students paid their o\vn
fares.
J . Lakeman,
District Secretary.
92.60
92.12
5.56
10.21
55.00
23.10
3.15
a namber of cxceptionally outstand- rades that we cro\ved in an almost
ing students, as my comments on
the record sheets will shov/ and also
the niag-azino.
In all 54 classes v/ore held includ­ing
ali coursos and current events,
ctc. .A.bout 30 ox' the 41 students
impossible amount of activities
within the 3 short weeks. This xvas
a l l done \vithout a murmur, indeed,
it was all a labor of love; but now,
looking back, I feel that for future
guidance, thcre should have been
feveer lecturos and more time for
The Worker
By Mildred Medelis
ectlvely pirticipatea in the various -
cchcol activities. This is a very intensive study, and that a school
,h:gh avcrage. In the current Events
Clasr, wh',ch \vas really-,a practical
speakers cluss, some 25 st^udents
dcllvcrcd good talks and at Icast a
do2cn ot these spoke very well
indeed. The students dealt with a
rar.g.e of subjects of all descrip-tlona,
\vhich are rocordcd in dctail
in the last page of the magazine.
In the \Vorkers Gorrespondence
claEses, some 22 students wrote
news stories on the board, besides
some 15 \vritten ne\vs stories of a
s'aiilar kind being turned in to the
vrallpapcr, magazine and a few to
our Party Press. Around 90 essays
on all subjects dealt vrith were vrrit-ten;
indeed so prolific vrere the
students with
instructor found
corrcct ali the material handed in,
end also found it difficult to cut
down the magaz^e to a smaller
sizc, owing to the quantity and qua-lity
of the vvritings. ~~' .
jiTom the ver>' beginning we
cade the school self administrative,
and to this I attnbute a great deal
of th'S description to be effective,
should last at least one month. The
Students Circle ^has given many
valuable suggcstions to District 8,
along these Iines and doubtlcss they
wril be acted upoh-
No report of this kihd would be
complete without a word of ap-preciation
of our farmer comrades
in Sylvan Lake District. It was
theJr cohsidcrate kindness, espe-cially
in the line of grub, etc, that
made things go so merrily; also
Sylvan Lake alongside of other dis-tricts
can be proud of the bright
flock of students it produced.
I feel confident that the comrades
Tlieir home was cold,
Their stomachsempty
Waiting, for something to cat,
Which to them would be very
tempting. .
The mothör sat with a worried face.
She looked at the children aroand
her chair,
And the rest of the room wa3
bare.
The fatlier Vent looking for a j o i,
He wias shivering from the coid,
He was very poorly dressed,
And hungry, that could be to!d.
, who attended school have retiirned
their pens that the ^-^^ enthusiasm to carry on the
i it a heavy task to j-gal Communist work among the i
masses of • workers and farmers in
the dJstrict, and the Party if it is
now alert will reap. resuits irora
our intensive study.
In conclusion I wish to
thank all the students and
comrades who co-operated so
splendidly with me in the task
of Instructor and made the three
weeks at Sylvan Lake stand out as
three happy weeks of a miniature
but real Communist Comraune.
Left Alone
of onr tremendous success. The
in:tiative of the students was devel­oped
as much as possible, many of
the Workers Gorrespondence classes
vrere lead by the students them-selves,
also Comrades Sims and
Swartz of : Drumheller gave two
lectnres on Trade Union Tactics.
I^ectures by students themselves
-nrould have been farther developed
had there been time enough. The
Let's all get to work and become
real fighters in the struggle against
Capitalism. '
Your for Communism,
Beckie Buhay,
Instructor.
is a very dark night.
The earth is wrapped: in gloom.
There is not a ray of light
For olouds cover the moon.
Out side it gently snows,
A girl by a bed stands alone.
She is thinking and she knows
That she has been left alone.
Supper at 6 o'clock.
The evening was usually spent
around the camp fire or in the din-ing
tent, with lectures, songs, reci-tations
and parlour games. Bed-time
at 9.30 and silence at 10
o'clock.
Classes in the jnstruction of or-ganizers
and classes in ecohomics
were held under the capable in-
«tructions of Comrade Jim Litrick.
A concert, held in the local hali,
brought many outsiders, some of
whom were so shocked at the pro­paganda
handed out that they left.
Comrade^ Lefs go to work and
make it a bigger' and better camp
next year so thät we cän train and
educate ourselves, and at the same
time have a good tigje. I am sure
that every member of this district
will äo his best to make it ä success.
M. Golinski.
From a hell of hatred
Destined some day
To engulf all Fullers and Thayers!
—Henry G. •Weiss.
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— Phone 711 —
Leonard Ericksnn
Kun Ruusu Puhkea, romaani, k i r j . L, M . Alcott, sid , ^
Kultamaan Rakkautta, k i r j . Jack London, nid. . In
Kaunis Ambrösine, miellyttävä rakkansromani, k i r j . Elinor Glvri nifi"
Kuunlaakso, romani, 2 osaa, k i r j . Jack London,- sid ' " -"nn
Kuolleiden laivojen saari, salaperäinen romani, k i r j . C. Marriott^'nid 40
i.eonora, hieno romani, k i r j . Arnold Bennett, nid. "40
Laulu Tulipunaisesta Kakasta, (Kuvattu), k i r j . J . Linnankoski, sid 2 75
Laulu tulipunaisesta kakasta; kirj. Johannes Linnankoski, s i d . ' 1*40
Lenin j a Leninismi, kuulaa sarjakirjastoon, k i r j . L Stalin, sid . " '75
Lumikenttien tytär, seikkailurom. Alaskasta, kirj. Jack London, «id 125
Lasten Laulukirja, k i r j . Hilja Liinamaa-Pärssinen, sid. Nuottipainos '35
Luonnontieteiden voittoknlku, Tietoaarre, kirj. Launhardt, sid....
Luokkien sota, kirj. Jack London, nid "\
Lisoletten avioliitto, ylevä rakkausromani, k i r j . H. Courths-Mahier,
nidottuna .40
War-.What For
This very important question
every workers' child will want to
know the answer to. They will
•want to know why their fathers and
brothers are taken away from them,
never to return or to come back^ a
helpless cripple; without an arm,
without a^ leg, or without both. Fo?
whom did they sacrifice their arms,
their legs and even their l?yes?
K A L L E P O U K A L I AN
SAUNASSA
kylvetään perjant. ja lauantaisin
SUDBURY, ONT.
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Dr. L. A. Johnson
Suomalainen Hammaslaabiri ^
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Kippendavia Avenuen kulmassa.
Sisäänkäytävä 110-> Kippendavi».
Puhelin Howard 4788.
F. A. RIGARD
T ' ^ u - ja VaLhit^iiskauppa.
RAUTATAVARAKAUPPA
Elm SU Sndbary. Ont.
Lyhyt terveysoppi naisille, k i r j . t a i F r . ' H o v i t z -g
Liselotten Naiminen, k i r j . H. Courts-Mahler, nid '25
Lynne Courtin salaisuus, k i r j . J . S. Fletcher^-nid. 5Q
Mitä Olen Sinulle Tehnyt, k i r j . H . Courts-Mahler, nid. QQ
Minkä Jumala on Yhdistänyt, kirj. H. Courts-Mahler, nid, '50
Maija-Rouvan Onni, k i r j . H. Courts-Mahler, nid "50
Mina etsin vaimoa, romani, k i r j . Alfredo Panzini, nid. "40
Metzin Tyttö, kertomaromani, kirj. Maurize Barres, nid. '75
Marsin prinsessa, kirj. E. R. Burroughs, nid 1-......'. \^
Maailman Taloudellinen Työväenliike,kirj. H. Losovsky, js
Meren urhoja, merimiesromaani, kirj. R. Kipling, sid. 75
Merisusi, seikkailuromaani, kirj. Jack London, »id. 1.50
Maluimanrakenne, käsittelee maailmankaikkeutta, k i r j . E. Becher,
nid. _ 1^75
Mansaaren Tyttö, romani, k i r j . Hall Caine, nid 1.00
Maapallon kehityshistoria, tietoaarre, kirj. Victor Madsen, nid...!!!!!! !5o
Maailmanliike, tietoaarre, kirj. Albrecht Wirth, eid. 30
Maailman avaruus, tietoaarre, k i r j . T a i J . Schreiner, sid. !!!!!!!" "50
Maa j a Ihminen, tietoaarre, k i r j . Alfred Kirchhoff, sid '50
Maanviljelys Kemia j a Fysiikka, kirj. Arthur Rindell, sid " 1*75
MaafiViljelysoppi, Idrj. Suninen, sid. \,z^
.Merikotka, kerto.mus Saksan kaapparilaivastosta sotaaikana, kirj
Felix von Lackner, sid. ;.. 1 2 5
Murrosajan lyanlaja. runokirja, k i r j . Aku Päiviö, sid j 25
Minua sanotaan Puusepäksi, yhteiskunnallinen romani, kirj. Upton
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Meren Urhoja, k i r j . R. Kipling, sid. , ",75
Myladyn poika, kirj. Alexander Dumas, 3 osaa, sid. „.... 2.7S
Naamioimiskoulu, hyvä näyttämöille, kirj. Juurioja, nid. „ .73
Nuoren^ Naisen Terveys, lääketieteellinen kirja, k i r j . . Kristine
Skjerve, nid. ..,..,4...... l.OO
Nainen ja Avioliitto,, hyvä terveysopillinen kirja, kirj. Margaret
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N a p o l e o n i n vallankaappaus, kirj, ^ a r l Marx, nid. ,70
Nuoren Opettajattaren Varaventtiili, erikoisen miellyttävä, kirj. Hilda
Valtonen, nid. I.QQ
Naisvoimistelu 1, kirj. E l l i Björksten, nid. ...^ , 100
Naisvoimistelu 11, kirj. E l l i Bjöi^sten, nid, 1,85
Pariisin salaisuudet, 2 suurta osaa, k i r j . Eagene Sue, sid. .3.25
Pelastusrengas, rakkausromani, kirj. Leo Leipziger, nid.- .40
Primitiivinen eli perusvoimistelu, kirj. Kaarina Kari, sid. 1.0a
Pakkopaita, kuolemattomuntta tutkiva vankilaromaani, kirj. Jack
Perheen, Yksityisomaisuuden ja Valtien Alkuperä, k i r j . F. Engels,
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VAPAUDEN KIRJAKAUPPA
Vapauden kirjakaupasta on saatavana seuraavat kirjat:
Assmannin Pojat, k i r j . H^; Courts-Mahler, nid. 50
•'Amerikalaisen Työväenliikkeen vararikko, kirj. Wm. Z. Foster, nid. .55
Apinain kuningas, k i r j . E. R. Burroughs, nid. i .75
Aapinen, lasten opettelukirja, sid. .55
.\laskan Tyttö, romani, kirj. Jack London, nid .25
Aurinko, Kuu j a Tähdet Maailmankaikkeuden tarina, kirj. J . A.
Cjiberne • 1.25
Attila, hiistoriallinen romaani, kirj. Dahn, sid. .80
.aavoilla Ulapoilla, miellyttävä romaani, kirj. Jack London nid 1.00
Amerikan Suomalaisia, satiirikertomuksia, kirj. K. Rissanen .6C
.autokirja, kirj. Yrjö Weilin, sid. 2.00
.ilanteen Sanakirja, suomalais-englantilainen, sid. $5.50
Y.
.75
.50
2.65
1.75
2.50
Bakteerit. Tietoaarre, kirj. Osc. Streng, sid. .50
Babbitt, kirj, Sinclair Lewis, nid. 1.50
Cynthia, kirj. Courts-Mahler, nid .40
Children of the Revolution,. kirj. Anna Louise Strong, nid. .......
Englanninkielen Oppikirja, kirj. K. Brekke, sid.
Elsinoren Kapina/ k i r j . Jack London, sid. „.,
Erämaa kutsuu, kJrj. Jack London, sid
Elollisten olentojen lisääntyminen, kirj. F, Kolpln Ravnv^ sid.
Englantilais-Suomalainen Sanakirja hyvä opettelukirja, kirj.
Englantia aloitteleville, kirj. Enckell-Saarinen, sid.
Englandilais-Suomalainen Sanakirja, toimit. T. Wallenius, sid.
Egerin Tähdet, historial. suurromani Unkarista, k i r j . G. Gardönyi, sid. 1.75
Erämaan taistelu, historiallinen romani, kirj. Santeri Ivalo, nid. ....^.25
Englantilais-Suomalainen Sanakirja, kirj. S. Nuorteva, sid. 2.00
Historiallisia rakkauskirjeitä, koonnut Jalmari Finne, sid. 1. 25
Huilunsoittajan katu, rakkausromani, kirj. H. de Vere Stacpoole, sid. .75
Halikon Hakoniskat, murrekertomuksia, kirj. Kallio, sid. 1.40
Humoristinen lauluksrja, se viimeinen painos , ; , .45
Hypatia, kirj. Charles Kingsley, * nid .75
Flanderin Leijona, hist. romani muinais Belkiasta, k i r j . H. Con-sci6nc6f
md* • ...•«.
Ikuinen Salaisuus, k i r j . Jack London, nid.
Ihmissydän, kirj. Guy de Maup^ssan, sid
Ikuisen päivän m ^ , k i r j . E. R. Burroughs, nid
Imperialismi, agitsattorikursseilla pidetty esitelmä, nid.
Ihmisön Herra, tarina ^ n i s t ä . k i r j . Hall Caine, 2 osaa. nid. 1.75
limojen halki, kertomus lennosta pohjoisnavalle, kirj. Amundsen, nid. 1 . 5»
Ihmissyöjäin Saarilla, kirj. Jack London, sid ;. I.06
Juustoparooni, kirj. Kalle Rissanen, nid.^ .40
Jumalten ja Ihmisten. Suosikit, suomalaisten tyttöjen seikkailuja
sid. 1.00
.25
.50
6.00
.30
.23
.50
1.50
1.25
1.85
.40
.75
.40
1.25
.65
.15
Punainen Vaara, kertomus nykjrisestä Venäjän maasta, nid. ,
Penikkatauti, kirj. Nikolai Lenin, nid. ,
Pieni Tietosanakirja, sid.
Perustuslain Olemus, kirj. O. Saari
Pieni Mehiläiskirja, kirj. Mikko Ilkka
Puhetaidon Opas, k i r j . Arthur M . Lewis, sid.
Pakolainen, kirj. Lauri Luoto,' sid ,
Polttomoottorit, kirj. Väinö V.' Airas, sid. •
Peloponnesolais Sota, k i r j . Tykydides, Suom. Emil Härdh, nid. ...
Rannerengas, kirj. David Potter, nid. ...
Rakentaja Solnes, k i r j . Henrik Ibsen 1.25
Rakkaudesta Osatoi^, kirj. H. Courts-Mahler, nid .50
7,000 Halki Afrikan Aavikoiden, k i r j . Otto Zeltins-Goldfels, sid. 1.25
Salaperäinen asiapaperi, kirj, Christian Häugen, nid. .40
Sak^n Kumoustaistelu 1848, kirj. Karl Marx, s i d . " .75
Silkkilaiva, romani, kirj. Elenius, nid. ,75
Sosialistisen Filosofian Juuret, kirj, Frietrich Engels, nid. 40
Sairas Lapsi, lasten terveyslioitokirja, kirj. Ruotsalainen, sid 1.25
Sotamuistelmani, kirj. kenraali Ludendorff, sid. 2.50
Suomen Kielioppi, k i r j . E. N . Setälä, sid, -75
Sata kuusikymmentä ohjetta lasten taudeissa, kirj. T:ri Jules
_ ^ Combx, nid. 1.00
Suktfpuplielämän Terveysoppi, kirj. Max von Gruber, nid 75
Suloisen järjettömyyden kaupunki, erittäin hieno rakkausromani,
ku-j. E. Temple Thurston, sid 1-50
Silmukorven Nuori Epra, kirj. Kaarle Halme, sid. 1-25
Seurustelun taito, k i r j . . Bagheera, nid. -75
Sireenien Alla, romani, kirj. L. M. Alcott, sid. 1-25
Signe Björseth, kertomus, kirj. Juho Koskimaa, nid. 100
Sibyllan Salaisuudet, korttikonsteja, k i r j . Sven Linde, sid. 75
Salaperäinen Ruumisarkku, k i r j . Stein Riverton. nid. -25
Seikkailijatar, kirj. E. Phillips Oppenheim, nid. 25
Tuhatvuotinen Valtakunta, k i r j . Upton SinQlair, nid. -65
Tarzanin paluu, k i r j . E. R. Burroughs, nid. -75
Tarzanin pedot, kirj. E, R, Burroiighs, nid, 75
Tarzanin poika, k i r j . E. R. Burroughs, nid. • -75
Tarzan ja Oparin aarteet, k i r j . E. R. Burroughs, nid. -75
Talttumaton Tarzan, kirj. E. R / Burroughs, nid. 75
Tarzan ja valk«inen nainen, k i r j . E. R. -Burroughs, nid. -75
Thuvia, Marsin neito, k i r j . E. R . Burroughs, nid. ••. -65
Tietosanakirja, täydellinen 11 osaa, vaatekansissa
J.25
.50
1.50
1.30
.40
.75
1.00
1.00
.60
.85
.... .50 Tulenliekki, seikkailu ja rakkausiromani, k i r j . L. J . Vänce, nid.
.... 1.50 (Työväen Olympialaiset, toim. V. Koivula, ym., i;'sid, ..................
.... 1.25 jTerveyteen itsesuggestionin avulla, k i r j . Harry Brooks, nid.
Tuhat, sanaa Englandia;, mainio oppikirja, nid.........^:..... .........
Tuhlaajapoika, romani, khrj. Hall Caine, sid.
Työväen Laulukirja," 9 painos, sid. .••
Tarttuvista sukupuolitaudeista,' k i r j . Ta-i Pirilä, nid.
Telinevoimisteltt: I , kuvitettu, kh-j. Väinö Laherma ............
Telinevoimistelu II, kaviietta, k i r j . Väinö Laherma .1..
Tiede jja Vallankumoa^ mainio teos, kirj. Ernest Untermann,
Työn Historia, k i r j . Tjamenew, sid.
nid.
.75
.75
.35
1.00
In the night her mbther died,
Leaving her -vvithout home.
For she has gone to the other side,
Leaving her free to roam.
Ia this free land, c
"^Vhere they say live the brave,
Nobody will give a belping hand
Though you cry and vyave. •
Jack London, elämänkertamuistelma, kirj. Helmi Krohn, nid. ...r. 75
Kauhea Tarzan, k i r j . E . R. Burroughs, nid, .75
Kaleerivanki No. 117, 3 suurta osaa, kirj. P. Du TeBrafl, sid. 3.75
Kappanki-Eansakoulan laskuoppi ja tuloskirja, sid*.....„ _ 1.00
Kananhoitokirja, k i r j . Mikko Ukka, sid. i^ig
Kairosta Niilin latvoille, matkailijakertomus, k i r j . Pekkala, nid. ........ . 90
Kadotidtsen Kansaa, koy^os London Itäpäästä, k i r j . Jack London, sid. 1.00
Kemia, k i f j . Hanna S ö ö m , sid. ..^ , ^. ....... .75
• K u n i n ^ t a r Hanhenjalan Ravintola, k i r j . Anatole Pranze, sid 1.2S
Ködfö Lääkärikirja, etevästi toimitettu, sid 6.00
Kans^ÖlialQn )carttaJdt3a,tonn. Jotuni, dd. .....—„ ^...^ .„.. \ ^
Urkkija, kn-j. Upton Sinclair, nid,
Uutisasukkaat Kanadassa, k i r j . kapteeni Marryat, sid.
Valtio ja Vallankumous, k i r j . N. Lenin, suom., nid.
Voimistelun teoria, k i r j . Viktor Heikel, nid. : ••
Valaveljet, romani Islannin asuttamisen ajoilta, kirj. G. Gunnar-
Vaimo jonkas minulle, annoit, romani elämästä, k i r j . Hall Caine, md. 1.75
Vaaliheimolaiset, valitut teokset, k i r j . J . W. von Goethe, nid.... 1-W
Välskärin kertomuksia, kirj.- Sakari Topelius 4''"
Värmlannin matka, kertomus Scandinavian salosdpmalaisista, kirj.
Ems Lampen, nid. —...ir......—, •
Vierasta ja omaa kieltä viertysten, engl.-kielen oppikirja
Valkosen Leijonan Metsästäjät, k i r j , Lauri Luoto, sid.
Valkosen Leijonan Metsästäjät, k i r j . Lauri Luoto, nid. gQ
Väkevä Billy, k i r j . E. R. Burroughs, sid. ••• i'?';
Vanhat Postivaunut, kertomuksia kirjailijaelämästä, k j . Y . Hirn, md.
Venäjänkielen Sanasto, k i r j . A . Rantalainen, sid. « • .'-o -
Yksin maailmalla, kaunis romani, k i r j . Mabell Barnes Graundy, siö. 1-=^
Y15s Helvetistä, romani, k i r j . Konrad Lehtimäki, sid. - • 'QQ
Yleisen Terveysopin Alkeet, kilrj. Täav Laitinen, sid. g-
Yleinen johdatus luonnontieteisiin, tietoaarre, Idrj. Th. H . Huxley, sia. ^
Yllätys Tunturiradalla, Salapolisiromaani, M l i . Stein Riverton, nia. •
Yön Kuningatar, k i r j . Headon Hin, nid. • • 75
Yhdistysopas naisvoimistelijoille, k i r j . Kaarina'Kari, nid. "•-;;;";"^v;vr4T«JS
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