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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-08
BIG POLE IS MORE THAN
EVER A PUZZLE TO BATTERS
Is Solved By the Hard Hitters of
Birmingham Who Win By
n Small Score
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING

Results Yesterday
Birmingham 2, Chattanooga 0.
Atlanta Q, Montgomery 4.
Mobile 3, Memphis l.
Nashville 6, New Orleans 3.
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Montgomery ................... goo 010 O01-4
Atlanta Observation-Disclosures. 900 DOL 220-5
Summary; Two-base hits, Miller, Guese
Three-base hit, Moran. Struck out Ro-
gers 8, Guese 8. Bases on balls, Guese A.
Rogers 2. Sacrifice hits. Whitney, Miller
Left on bases. Atlanta g. Montgomery IL
Passed ball, Miller. Time, 1853. EMPIRES,
Eason and Ptenninger.
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CentreviIle Wins Series

Centreville, June 7.-(Special.)-In two
Of the prettiest games of the season Gem
treville won a doube-header yesterday
afternoon from the Montgomery Adver-
tiser team. The first was a pitchers bat
tie between young Anthony of Centre
Vile and Adams of the Advertiser An
thony allowed only one hit. and that in
the eleventh inning. Centreville scored
the only run of the game in the thir-
tenth inning. Features, the pitching OF
Adams and Anthony and spectacular
catch by Nicholson in right field Score
OF first game: R.H.E.
CentreVllle Observation-Disclosures. s 2
Batteries: Anthony and Pratt; Adams
and Boyd.
Score OF second game: R.H.E.
CeHtTeVHle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, y 3 /
Batteries; Brown and Pratt; Gordon and
Harrison.
This mornings game resulted in a
score of to in favor of the Adver-
tser team. due to flxo bases on balls. two
errors and single in the sixth inning
Centreville rallied in the ninth, but not
enough to win.
Batteries: Pratt and Pratt; Adams and
Harrison.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-08

Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
At Columbia: First game. Columbia 1.
Columbus o. Second game. Columbus 1,
Columbia 0.
At Savanna: Savannah 6. Augusta j.
At Jacksonville: Jacksonville 2, Ma
con, 0. s
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit 4, Washington 2

Detroit June 7.-Washington outbatted
Detroit eight hits 10 four today, but the
home team turned its hitting to better
advantage and won, to 2. Killian was
effective except in the second and fifth
innings This made the tenth straight
victory for Detroit. Score: r. H. E.
Detroit .................. VOU olU VT U
Washington .......... 010 010 000-2 5 l
Batteries: Kilian and Schmidt: Refs
ling and Street. Time, 1:35. Umpres,
Perrine and OLoughlin.
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Chicago, June 7.-Boston defeated Chi
cago, to s, today after IL innings. Both
Cicotte and Scott were driven from the
mound Lewis made a home run in the
sixth inning. Score: R. Fl. e.
Boston ..... O1O 1872 600 900 II II 3
Chicogo ... 900 204 900 900 0-6 10 3
Batteries: Cicotte, Wood and Carrigan
Scott, Young, Walsh and Block and
Payne. Time, 3:15 Umpires, KERN and
Sheridan.
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Resolutions We're offered permitting a.
team to pay the DOCTOR infirmary and
ambulance bills of player injured on
me held of battle the payment to be
made to the creditors and not to the
players, and permitting a team to paw
SICK player his fun salary and be in no
violation of the regulations of the league.
even though an extra man was signed
Inc former offered by E. b. Joseph of
montgomery, was passed without a lis
sentlng vote. When Charlie Frank of
New Orleans, however, explained to the
directors that the payment of a salary
To SICK and suspended man would pro-
yoke Migrant violations of the salary
limit. it was defeated, Birmingham. Mem
phis, Mobile. New Orleans and Nashville
voting in the negative, Atlanta, Chatta-
nooga and Montgomery in the affirma-
tive.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE


Results Yesterday
At Jackson: jackson 8. vicksburg 1.
At Greenwood: Meridian Is, Green
wood 2.
At Yazoo City: Yazoo City s. Hattiss-
burg
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where they Play Today

Birmingham at Atlanta.
Montgomery at Chattanooga.
Mobile at Nashville.
New Orleans at Memphis.
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New York a. st. Louis 0

st. Louis, Mo-, June New York de-
feated the locals today, to 0. Vaughn
held ST. Louis to seven hits. Score:
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Brooklyn, June 7.-Brooklyn slaughtered
Cincinnati today 10 to 0. Beebe was hit
freely on top of free passes in the third
and fourth innings and gave way to Joe
Doyle, late of the New York Americans,
and also fumbled two bunts which, with
timely hitting, allowed five runs in the
sixth, the local team batting around. Ber-
ger was always effective. Philadelphia has
claimed Lumley, recently turned over to
Binghamton by Brooklyn. Score R.H.E.
Cincinnati ............... 900 900 600 8
Brooklyn ................ .003 POS O0*--1O
Batteries: Beebe, Joe Doyle and Clarke;
Berger and Bergen. Time, 1;37. Umpires,
ODay and Brennan.
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The league determined that the specific
time of the waiver period should be de-
termined upon and on motion of Presi-
dent Joseph of Montgomery it was agreed
tnat the time should be three DAYS. OF, 70
hours after the filing of request for
waivers. and that the time of filing
should be included in the message to the
president.
committee of three, consisting of
Kuhn of Nashville, Heisman of Atlanta
and Franz of New Orleans, was appoints.
ell to work out the pass problem for 1911.
A committee of three, consisting Of To-
seph of Montgomery, Kuhn of Nashville
and Colsson of Mobile was named to in
spect the gates of the Chattanooga club
concerning which there has been much
complaint. This committee accomplished
its task this afternoon and gave the
Lookouts clean bill of health. The
point was raised that Chattanooga had
too many openings into its part:. There
was very little excitement
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-08
TEXAS LEAGUE

Vaughn and Mitchell. Time, 1:b9
pires, Dineen and Connolly.
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Cleveland q. philadelphia 4

Cleveland, June 7.-Cleveland took the
first of the series from Philadelphia, to
4, Livingston, who has been out of the
game for two weeks, tried to catch, but
his weak leg gave way and caused his
ratirament Score. r. III E.
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Atlanta Is Fined


Inc net result of the meeting today was
the hnding of Atlanta technically guilty
OF violation of the salary limit, and
the throwing out of a game won nv the
crackers from the Pelicans on Nav %
1t was proved that on that day Atlanta.
paid salaries both to First Baseman
hornhorst and Whitney J. w. Heisman
president of the Atlanta club. pleaded
guilty to the technical violation. hut CON
TENDED that he was without a thought of
evasion when it occurred New Orleans
explained that it did not want fine as
sessed against Atlanta, and did not want
lhe game, but did want it thrown out
This was done. every club with the ex-
eeption of Chattanooga, voting in favor
OF that course. 1t was ordered that the
game be played again July 20 in New
Orleans
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Pittsburg 3, Boston 1

Boston, June 7.-Pittsburg defeated Bos-
ton today 3 to 1. Brown weakened in the
fifth inning and the visitors batted out a
victory. A heavy rain set in while Pitts
burg was at bat in the eighth and the
game was called Score: R.H.E
Pittsburg ...................0O 900 0SO O-3
Boston 200 100 OIL
Batteries: Leifeld and Simons; F'rock
Brown and Graham. Time, 1:2S. Umpires
KLEIN and Kane
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Meeting At Chattanooga
Brings About Settle
InentOf Problems
ATLANTA FINED FOR
VIOLATING THE RULES
Clubs VIII BE Allowed to Pay Egg
penses of Players Injured on the
Field But Not for Sick or
Suspended Men
BY HUGH w. ROBERTS

Chattanooga, June 7.-(Special. )-While
the meeting of the clubs of the league
IN this city today was barren of much
result, the fact was demonstrated that
the representatives of each team are dis
satisfied with the 14-player limit, and the
monetary limit of $780, So keenly do the
leaders feel over these matters that Char.
ne FRANK OF New Orleans and j. w.
iieisiiian OF Atlanta went so far as to
oHer resolutions that each limit be in
creased.
But because others figured that the sea-
son had advanced so far with lines drawn
along the present limits, the resolutions
were beaten. But there is absolutely no
doubt that next season each club will be
allowed to carry Is men, and pay them at
least $780,
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Boston Z. Chicago Q

bdCItTltS. FdIktHUtTB dIIu ItHIIo wv
gan and Livingston and Lapp. Time, /:
Umpires, Evans and Egan.
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Purchase of Demaree


After the settlement of the Atlanta "a 60
President Andrews of Chattanooga was
questioned concerning the statement that
Pitcher Demaree had been given to the
Chattanooga club by the street railway
company of this city. He explained that
the company turned over the money to
the club, because the company realized
that it would profit from Southern league
baseball, and that this money was applied
to the purchase price of the pitcher. An
drews was asked to explain, too. why
boys and women are admitted to the
Chattanooga park at a lower price than
to any other park of the league He was
excused. however, when he explained that
the tickets for these admissions were
sold prior to the opening of the league.
when the president was in ignorance OF
the ruling on these questions
An effort was made to pass a rule maxi
ing doubleheader of two seven-inning
games, but this was defeated The rule
Is now as 1t has always been. the games
may be of seven innings each when the
two managers concerned agree. Atlanta,
New Orleans, Nashville, Mobile and
Montgomery agreed at the meeting that
their doubleheA shall be Of severn
inning games, b\ birmingham, Memphis
and Chattanooga were not parties to the
agreement.
Some Lively Tits
There was no open rupture, though
Manager Frank and President Andrews
of Chattanooga had several lively tits.
The clubs were represented as follows:
Atlanta, President j. w. Hesman.
Birmingham, Director W. ID. Smith ana
Secretary Robert Tyson.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-02-09
Notice for Publicatio e

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office, at Glasgow, Montana,
December 9th 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Ed.
(EnasaD Arvet, Malta, Montana, who
OH April 23, 1908, made Homestead
Entry No. 7O2, Serial No. 037S2, for
nwA swA; sw4 nw14, section 20;
ne4 seA; seA neA Sec. 80 twp.3O H.,
range 20 E. M. M, has filed notice OF
intention to make final Five Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Robert M.
Reichel, United States Commission
err, in his office, at Malta, Montana.
on the 10th day of February, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Archie Hould, Adolgh Ereaux,
William Mayberry and Paul Labrie.
all of Malta, Montana.
Truman M. Patten, Register.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-02-09
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office, at Glasgow, Montana,
December 28th, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Horace
G. Cowan, of Cowan, Montana. who
on August %, 1904, made Homestead
Entry No. 1929, Serial No. 03s21, for
neA swA; swN neA; Wa sen, Sec
ton -, TIP. 80 H., Range 80 E. M. M,
has filed notice of intention to make
Final Five Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before Robert M. Reichel, United
States Commissioner, in his Office, at
Malta, Montana. on the 18th day of
February 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Richard w. Garland, of Malta,
Montana, Edward G. Mead, Willis
H. Raltz, Thomas j. Canty, all of
Cowan, Montana.
Truman NJ. Patten, Register.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-02-09

For County Warrants ana lax accomplishment.
For Road Tax. or Poor Tax Receipts, or other
books or blanks that are required to be number
ed and perforated.
Blank Books Medium 10 by 10 inches ..............
Double Cap IA by II inches.
Demi 10 by Is inches .."................
Cap by II inches .. $3.50"
All printing. blanks. books. etc.. not herein
specified to be charged for at same rate As quoted
for work Of similar size and kind.
Bids to be governed by the provisions OF Section
2sr of the political code Of the State of Montana
and all election notices supplies to be furnished
at the same rate Is supplies and notices Of like
nature a quoted in this bid.
All bids to be accompanied by the certified check
Of the bidder in the sum Of $780, as an evidence OF
good faith. and to be addressed to the undersign-
ed, At Glasgow Valley County Montana and to
be plainly marked IBID for County Printing" on
outside Of envelope.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Dated at Glasgow. Valley County. Montana
this 26th day Of January, A. d.. 1910.
BY order Of the Board.
w, B. Shoemaker Clerk and Recorder.
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z. NTALTA LODGE NO. 81, AF& A M,

~ Meets nd and Fourth Saturday evening
of each month. Harry Cosner WIN: II NJ rraton,
S, w; Tom Johnson w; WIN. Mcclellan, Treas
E. M Shower, Sec'y;
Visiting Brethren cordially invited.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-02-09
DO YOU KNOW

that possibly the title to your real
estate is not good. Even a warrany
deed mayb be a delusion and your law
yer will tell you so. There are
many poor titles iu Valley County
and yours may be one of them.
Don't buy a law sui-know that
your title is good before you pay
over your money. Our records are
complete in all respects, and we turn
out all work promptly, neatly and
accurately.
Insist on getting an abstract of
title with the propertJ.
Valley County Abstracting Co.,
R. E. johnson, Prop,
Glasgow, Montana
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-02-09

WANTED:-THE ENTERPRISE de-
sires to secure a correspondent in ev-
cry city and town in the county. Send
II what you know.
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TX. or -

Ivy Lodge No. "a, meets ever,
LIST and Sd Thursday night in Bank
Hall. Malta. tom Mcdonald, G. G: &
Ed White M. f. and X. Of r. & S. All
members of the order cordially invited :.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-31

teen. Sa 9erra OF fddtdnpt len pdis-
nan iouoin 9dn on maanpiirin tue.
mitiepa manbursfaubesfa fen mics
ben fautta. Mutta 9dn ON olut fdriis
pdainen la obottanut pboen fpuooen
Jos me bebelmdn fantaifimme Sa
Jos me miinipnusia fiinni ppipmme
Min me bebelmdn fannamme, iudI
Imam Sdnettd emme moi mitddn..
Sdn maifuttaa tabbon ia toimitutien
9dnen bpmdn iuofionia idlfeen ia'
iImoittaa fuueti usfon Find, ettd Sdn
on Botanic fuoueista herdttdnpt.
Gun meiad on npt ndin mabpat'
lupaufiet, min pubbistafaamme it,
femme faitesta Iiban ia ben9en iaass-
%taiiuubesta tdpttdin ppbpnttd Suma'
Ian pelposfa. 9liin, pelidtfddmme
iiis ettemme Sumalan Iepoon tules
miien Iupausta hplidd Fun meiad on
SumaIan ianasIa min iuuri tobis.
tufIen iouffo apostolien ia profeet'
tain foutta ilmoitettu, josie Sefus
! 2riStus paras fulmafimi on.
IrmosIa ia mainasIa
&. W-o..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-31

tdptettp. So fen %fiiaon, ettd ban Diff
iaannt malta bentoia fauniita fuf.
fia, ban ioutui fdiittelemddn rasfai.
ia, rnosteiIia rautoia. !9dn tuli ies
pdtTi erddieen iuureen tebtaaIeen.
Whitta pamnesiaon mug fopat, Iifais
let raubat tuleen ban taas pmin iii
min iai ndbod miten ne iiind peb.
menimdt ia firfastuimat. So toiii.
mann ban iban toimoi moimanIa OF.
taa oman iaastaiien Ipbdmenid run.
miistaon i~aobafIeen ienfin iamauai'
len m~uutofien alaiIetii.
,EpDttDmdnd ia fapafaela istuess
Ioan ban oil tulut fuunneleeffi pals
Jon turbia %iuttuia, ia ban itlefin oil
ioutunut firopmaan pbteisfuntaa ia
Ippttdm6dn SumaIaa. Wutta maiffa
fiind werstoasio. iosia ban NH
tp%Dsfenteli, oIitin polion miebid, eli
bdn tuitenfaan fuuuut muuta fuin
moiaroin pautetta. Sa iitd ddntd idess
ii toiIinaan Ielmdsti paan pfIi dGni
hdnesId itieSIddn, bdnen omatun.
tonia folfutus. &c pubui pienestd
berttaiIesta pbteisfunnasta, ionfa
rafaStamat fGbef plimnt rofentaneet
ia iosia bdnen oma tabtonla uIeim.
miten oil loanut ola latina. Sa tds
mdn -pbteisfunnan, iosia ban lite oil
ouut Iefd l%ainIddtdidnS ettd baIitIis
jana, oil ban life ipodmmettDmdsti
baioittonut, idttden fen turnottomat
aiuffaat, omat pienet lnpIenia, tuua
lioiole.
&plmd tisfan biti puiertui bdnen
otIostaan, ia maiara oil pubota bd'
men fdoestGdn; mutta fotIeIesIaon
toas abiosia raiftaasti palanaa
tulta ban nosti faboenfertaiieaa
moimaua moIaranio ia fipindt Ienii'
mat ia palanen omoa monbaa Ip-
bdntd fatoii niiben fansIo.
Sun tuli tilipdimd, ndbtiin tdmdn
mieben tuopan iofa pennin fpons
bimmoue tp%ttdreleen, iofa mastis
fddn iairaalasta paIattuaan mield
tdmeIi iaunoien noiasia. Seiad oil
MT uuIi puone, ionfa be biliattain
olitpat I%anneet nuofrata. ia faitfi
lopiet olipot idaeen foosia. STA oil
npt raitis ia ban on, SumaIan tiis
tos, ppipnpt raittiina.
Wuutaman aian perdstd lid meni
uuIiin naimifin, mutta lasten mies
Iesid idilpi alma firtfaana oman
dibin" muisto.
CJoit..)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-31

fdbesId IeiIoi aIttarin dGresId. sd.
ne0d ei oIut temppelid, iobon ban
oliIi tullut FUN fotiinia, Ell fielunpai
n,enta, iota bdn oliii pitdnpt Omaha
opettaianaan, ei bautausmaata, io'
bon ban oIiIi tietdnpt ruumiinia Fer.
ran ioutuwan Iepddmddn. 9dn oil
niitd fobittomia fulfurirauffoia, ioi'
ia meibdn aifanamme malitettanas'
ii on Min palion. 9dn oil tuoa,t,
eifd bdn berdnnpt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-31
Terbe ia .iamnuntaifonlm.
(Joit.)

pddttGmdttd iosfo Robert Hat
fes on npfpoian Iunnuntaifouluier
oltuunponiia tai Ell, tieoetddn bppinI
ettd oppilaiiet, iotta fofoontuipai
| bdnen pmpdriaenId iunnuntaina, o.
Iipat fddntpmdttDmien manbempien
lopIia. Ne olimat f%uriia, rppfpifid
fatupoifia, ioita bdn armabti, Fun
eimdt monbemmat pitdneet beistG
buolto. Sonoo iunnuntaifoulun tar
IfoitutIen oIepan estdG usfonnon
o~petutien fobisia, on idrietpntd pu'
betta. SunnuntaifouIu on panbem.
pten opii ella beibGn f~iaiienfa. Srit'
nuntaifouIun torfoitufIena Ell Eos
faon ole oaut fobin eitd ~ieurafnn
nan moifutufien miaddn tafpoin eS'
tdminen. Se fotIelee lola foiffea,
mitd fobisla ia Ieurofunnasia tebs
bd6n lasten faSnatufIen bpmatIi Ia
fiaoin opettoiien ipodn oifeen ilos.
tuu, Fun lid tobi diti pubuu pieno.
foisten opettamiiesta. Wutta %iaatta-
pot fpipd fuinfa manbemmot pos
raiten antoa fouIuIe mpDtdpaitu.
tustonia tdsid fubteesio?
/. 2~risiiQiien eIdmdn foutta ne
Iaomot poroiten Iitd eoesanttaa.
@limertti poituttoa poremmin fuin
pube. GIdmd &ristutIeSla on nois
futtama min ett'ei mifddn mailman
pohuus moi Iitd poistao.
2. piba alma fotibartautta ia piod
buoIto, ettei tufoon lopIista Iiuoin
ole poisIa, ei mataa, Ell leifi, Ell Iue,
eifd tee muuto. Gsteefii dlfDDn muu
fuin ioirous feIpotfo. @td Iue oiot.
telemotto, moon etTi bppdd oppia
oifoa ia iianfaiftiimitto porten.
@ldbptd borfouttd loulnuo. JOS pers
been Iaulutoito Ell oIiIifoon bppa,
min ALI Iiitd bdmmdStp. Ota tor'
foin noori louIun iofa ionosta.
,4ouIummefo ipbdmestdmme Sumas
Iole fiitofien iiitd etta 9dn on nor
ieuut tand pDna?" Sobi: uonfo ipn
nintunnuStufIemme, ionfo oIemme
tebneet eli oiomme tebod, tobeIlis
nen?" Moiiet fpIpmptIet onot mds
Iinpitdmati5mppoen pnSiopaiuona
ia muistutioipat foiffio, ettd maon
pddDd I%onottu fuuIuu toipooSio.
aeboito IcpIiaIi ottomoon oiaa ru'
foutIiin. rWinuIa on" Ionoi terron
erds pstdtpd, ,~tabenioieta ipmotiaS
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bempain muistutufIia ia usfoo nii'
I'd epdilemdttd.
20anbemmat ia iunnuntai'
foulunopettaiat.

Spmien firioien banffimiien tar'
peeaiIuubesta fobeiue olemme ennen
pubuneet, l'ddmme: boiba niitd bp'
min, lue abferasti niitd ia pibd ar
mosia. &iria, iota Ell lucia tai lue'
taan mdlinpitdmdttDmdsti, Ell ole
mitifddn bpDbpffi, oil ie fninfa
bppd tabania. Opeta lapiiafi rafas'
tamaan = Ell firiantaniia, paan len
IiIdltDd. 9uomioon On iefin otettas
wa ettd lapIiaaii on bppdt opetta'
iat ia foulutomerit. Seuraa beitd,
FUN he menemdt emf ferran fpus
hum. SeurusteIe opeitaian faneia.
Sos olette bppdsid iopusia fesfe'
nGnne, min Ie on ebufIi lap5iaeIi.
Ole pstdwdainen ia fobtelias bdnta
fobtaan. pnpbd bdntd tulemaon
luotieii ia ammo lasten buomata, ct
I'd iuofit bdntd. Slmpita mielipiteeii
bdneue JOS bdnelld oils maistutuf'
Tia tebtdndnd, Min pta niita masl
toan. minimum talbot lapfeii otta'
maan maarin bdnen ppehtfiistanIo.
&c on torpeelis ippetd, ett'ei toinen
repiIi mitd toinen r~afentaa. Sun.
nuntaifoulun ppettaiien tiriasto".
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belmituuua

Sapualta,
belmituuua.
9lrntoo raubaa Sidltd SumaIalia
ia SerraItamme Seeiutielta &ristuf'
ielta, jofa on itienId faittein Iunass
tisbinnafIi antanut. Muttoian fout.
ia tabbon MT terpebtdd teitd baiaGa
oiupat peIiet ia Tilaret 8ristufiesia
Seiuflesia, iotta tddqd mu%ufalaiiuu'
ben maasia aiutte iieIld Nmeritasia,
tuttafpat ia international, Wates
Tielbisfd y. m, niinfun tuntematto'
mat mutta fuitenfin tutut.
Slen tuntemattomaua tamoua Iaa.
nut pastaon ottaa 10 niimepuoben
lopuqa ia tdmdn muoben alusIa 5iel.
Id ilmestpndn fristiuiIen Ianomon
rIuttaian" iosta ndtpp, ettG Jana
foImipbteinen Snmala on iieudtin
itIenid tunnetufIi tebnpt ppbdn ia.
mania moimasi ia ia Iaframenttien
fautta oitein istuttanut, ip6ttdnpt ia
i%uottanut, ia miead ruumiinfin puo.
Iesta pestpt pubtoaaa mebeud, ettG
me fen fautta pitdiIimme boriumotto'
man toipon tunnustufIen. Iind Sdn
on usfoainen iota ne IupaIi! Wt-
nun ipodmmeni balu ia rlfous on
Sumolan puoleen foitfein eoestd, et'
I'd be a%utnaatIi tuIiIimat ia pmmdr.
tdiiimdt len manbursfauoen, iofa
Sumalan ebesid felpaa, iofa tulee
SeIutIen &ristufIen lsfosta f%aiftein
pddIe ia tpfD iotta usfopat, Iiqd eli
ole pbtddn eroitusta, FUN fuiffi liba
on niinfun ruobo mutta Serran ia'
ma pnipp iiantaiftiiesti. Seeius ionpo
nmitd libasta ipntpnpt an ie on liba
ia mitd bensestd ipnipnpt on ie on
benfi". So nieId Seius i%anoo: rmi.
nun ianani on benfi ia eldmd." Sdn
fdsti tebbd faifti fanIat opetuSIaps
iifIi fastaen beitd nimeen Sidn, pos
jan ia ppbdn 9ensen ia opettaa pi.
tdmddn mitd Sdn on fdsfenpt. &un
me MT ndin meibdn idrienemme Ed.
5ittdmGttomdqd tamaIa olemme o.
tettu Sumalan lapiitii, Min Ell meitd
maailma tunne, Fun me Serran tefo'
ia iulistamme, ettd ban on fen iota
eli ipnnistd mitddn tiennpt meibGn
ebestdmme Ipnniti tebnpt, ettd me
Sdnesid tuIiiimme fifii panhurStau.
oefIi, iofa Sumalan eoesId feIpaa,
ettd Seeius on meiodn Ipnteimme
onnettu uIos ia meiodn nan.
observation-disclosures tdbben ber6tettp
pIDs; ia min Sumola maoilmaa ra.
faSti, ettd antoi oinoon poifanIa ct.
tai iofoinen fuin usfoo bdnen pddI.
lenid Ell piod buffnmnn m,itta ian,
eldmdn iaaman, mutta iota
eli usfo ie on 10 tlomittu Fun Ell us.
TO ainoan poian nimen pddae. Ser
Seeius on tuIut mailman
waIfeubetii ia iofa Sdnta feurao
Iaa eldmdn palfeuben. Wuita maiI.
ma miboa moIfeutta Fun mailman
tpDt opot pabat. So Fun Seeius on
antanit eldmdnid mailman eIamdn
ebestd, Min pitdifibdn tuon Sumolon
bppppben metdd ibmiIet parannut
Ieen, iota on ustosIa 2ristuf1tn
iofo ppbdad ia fauiiua noe.
reldnid on meiodt SumoIaue Iunoss
tonut foifista f~onioista Iututunnista
ia fieIistd, ia iddtdnpt eponfeIiumin
ia iofronientit Iiten priistoiitootIeen
ia pddStddfIe poboSto omostotnn
nosta ne ioiben tuolemon peIosto
pitt oriona oIemon ia fuoIemon otti
pois ia eldmdn ia fuoIemaitomur
ben tot etponfeIiumin foutto moIfe,,,