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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-23
To QUADRuPLE
: OUTPUT FROM
S|SAL LANDS

Two hundred and fifty feet IS the
height 10 which pumps of the sisal com
pany bordering on the gulch leading TO
the Leilehua plains from Waipahu, lift
a water supply for the sisal plantation
on the uplands. two tunnels having been
driven in the lower part Of cross
guich and pump installed there. This
wa Ter development has been accom-
pI.shed N a quiet way. and the supply
= certain ami constant.
The water : Lifted 10 cement reser-
voir and again the system Is arranged
so that tanks are filed from the reser-
vo;r. About eight hundred acres Of
land are under cult Ca-ion on these up
lands. and when si,aI j. being manu-
featured from the plants. the output
there ana from the company pIanta-
ton at Eva. viii amount u about one
hundred and fifty bales per month.
A present the output from the EVA
s,SaI plantation averages about forty
bales per month.
The company : installing machinery
af Eva and two engines VIII soon lie
in use. One engine aid not live up to
guarantee and additional power had
10 be put IN
Inst now the price j. no. so satlstae-
tory n in The past. but the company Is
Of the opinion that the price Will 90 mp
N due time. Tubbs Cordage Company
Of san Francisco take the entire output
Of the local sisal plantation
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-23
A. F. WALL To
DIRECT PARADE
Post of Director of Mdpacific
Carnival Goes to the
Popular Choice.

Arthur F. Wall. ce-president and
secretary of H. F. Wichman 4 Co.. has
been selected by the promotion com
mlttee as director Of the 1911 floral
parade. and he has accepted the 1mpor-
tant post. In his letter of acceptance
TO the committee he states that after
carefully considering the request to
take charge of the parade plans he has
decided to accept and undertake. the
responsibilities III connection with the
same. He expressed the hope that he
would receive the cooperation ana sup
port of the public.
Mr., Wall has been given full power
10 select those whom he wishes to assist
him. and he viii therefore have the Sc
lection OF a secretary and the various
5ubworhing committees
Chairman Bush of the promotion com
mlttee thought the public was to be
congratulated upon getting such a com
petent man to accept the position
The committee accepted the report of
the special committee which passed fav-
orably upon the design for floral
parade poster offered by a Seattle firm.
ana VIII award the prize TO the design
er. The local printing concerns have
been asked 70 bid on the poster IN large
and small sizes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-23
PRESIDENT CONFERS
WITH PARTY HEADS

CINCINNATI, Ohio, September %
President Taft today conferred with the
Republican leaders III State politics. on
the subject of the coming campaign.
The gunernatorial campaign in this,
laft 5 home State, has assumed special
Importance in view of the fact that
Jndson Harmon. the Democratic candl-
date for governor, IS regarded as likely
to be the Democratic nominee for
President if he is elected governor this
time. The insurgent issue has also been
made vital by the declaration of Mich
olas Longworth, Of the first district.
that he will not again support Cannon
for Speaker Of the house
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-23
DYING Of HURT IN
FIRE AUTOS RUN

Y. Hada lies dying in the Queen 5
Hospital As the result Of being hit,
while he was riding a bicycle yester-
dav afternoon near the junction OF
Union and Beretania avenue, by Fire
Chief Thurston : automobile Hada
was evidently ratified at the approach
of the machine anu could not avoid the
accident. He bled at both ears when
picked up unconscious and rushed 10
the hospital. There IS scarcely any
chance of his recovery.
The fire 10 which tine chief was hurry
ing at the time. shortly before three
o clock. was in The bottljng house Of
the Brewery and was put out before The
engines arrived.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-23
BIC HAUL MADE
Of SMUGCLED Z.
OPIUM
Federal Authorities Descend
Upon a Nine-Thousand
Dollar Cache of Dope.
SEIZURE BIGGEST IN YEARS
District Attorney Has One Man
Under Arrest and Expects
to Have More.

More than $4,000 worth of smuggled
opium was seized by United States Dis
triet Attorney R. W. Breckons vester-
dav morning in the dwelling house Of
a Chinese named Chin Chan zee. and
this important seizure seems 10 point
unmistakably to the existence of a big
smuggling hui that has been operating
on a heavy scale. The seizure IS the
biggest that has been made since the
old opium days of nearly decade ago,
Credit for the find is due entirely TO
Breekons, none of the other federal Off
Gals having any hand in the matter,
except Loo Joe, Breckons' Chinese in
terpreter, who accompanied his chief.
There were found in all one hundred
and forty-one tins of opium. which, at
the present market value of 500 tin,
totals up value of s9165. The price
will probably be good deal higher for
some time to come, with all that dope
withdrawn from circulation.
Breekons yesterday got one Of his
lunches that so often prove to be cor
rect. When asked where he got his IN
formation. he mere smiled and said he
dreamed it. As Breekons is one federal
official who is not troubled with insom
MIA, this may be so, but the tip was
timely and he acted upon it instanter.
At any rate, Breckons yesterday
morning issued subpoena for a Chi
nese named Chin Chan zee 10 appear
as a witness in some more or less myth
zeal deportation case, and in the course
of his questioning of the Chinese he
asked him if he knew anything about
opium smuggling.
The usually imperturbable features of
the Celestial twitched for the fraction
of a second, then relaxed into their
customary bland and chiIdlike expires
sion. But that was enough. Breckons
dismissed the man. hoping, however.
that he would be detained a few min
utes in the marshal's office. But he
t, and before Breckons could hard
tui II dipuAti inc NIiAtoF W dS Sohtf
Then the United States district at
torney took swift action. "'Call a
hack" he yelled to Loo Joe. And as
soon as the hack drove up he and his
interpreter climbed in and were driven
swiftly to Kukui lane, to the home of
the Chinese. The man was not at home,
but his wife was.
Breckons knew that if he searched
the house without warrant and found
nothing Of contraband nature he
would be liable to a suit for damages.
This might deter some local federal Off
Gals, but Breckons' bunch told him to
act first and think afterwards. He did
~ want to search your house for
Confined on Page Four.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-23
TEDDY BOASTS
THAT He HAS
GUARDIANSHIP

OYSTER BAY. September 23.-Col-
onel Roosevelt predicts that he viii win
the craftsmanship of the New York
State convention 70 assemble at Sara.
toga on Tuesday next, declaring that
he win attain the office by hundred
majority He is positive that the or
ganization viii be compelled to give
ground to the progressives. The ex-
Pres dent declines TO discuss the Storer
controversy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-23
SUGAR WEIGHT
SUBJECT OF
SEARCH
Washington Sends Man to San
Francisco to Examine
Customs Method.
NO IRREGULARITIES CHARGED
System of Weighing and SampIing
Made Matter of Official
Investigation.
NO IRREGULARITIES CHARGED

WASHINGTON, September %. A
special agent of the United States treas
ury department has been dispatched to
San Francisco for the express purpose
of instituting a thorough investi gation
of the system of weighing and sampling
sugars arriving at that port This in
vestigation is not called on account of
any irregularities in the handling of
cargees nor on account of any charges
against officials of the customs depart
ment
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-23
c0MMANDER-IN-CHlEF
OF THE GRAND ARMY

ATLATIC CITY, September 22.-
John f. Gilman Of Boston has been
made commandments Of the Grand
Army OF the Republic. The Grand Army
Of the Republic has decided to hold rs
next encampment at Rochester.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-23
TACOMA BUMPS INTO
. AMERICAN HAWAIIAN BOAl

SAN FRANCISCO. september %
The steamer Tacoma was slightly dam
AGED TODAY in a collision off the Golden
Gate with the American Hawaiian ;, >.
Isthmiau. The latter sustained no dam
age.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-23


Inc commercial Club tables last night
were surrounded BY those who make
ilighf Of moving mountains who souaaza
-, rs,o,4. e.,
w io''
! ne currents III ctAerol anu pend the
( forces of nature TO their will. which
means that the members of the Hawaii.
ar Eno;paarin9 Asso.fo+;on 1a.t -
: -
~ 'A'i1 Nhu'i oahque'' As guests
were number of the officials of the
government, several of the most prom
inent local CONSERVATIVES If +ba Army
or7 >a,-,- ,-;-;+=,.. ,,..,,,,t,-
- 'He Pio
1esSlon and representatives. OF the press,
the only power in Hawaii as vet IN
harnessed.
-rt,o4 :,
go"
4e1io"Ship hldtheu oE NUMBER OF ex-
tremely interesting speeches, in which
! facts of the greatest Importance TO the
| enoineers AZ we'll a. ~ uoxrai; ), go,
-
'1 were Drought o.'- PROFESSOR
Dung OF the engineering department
| Of the college OF Hawai-. occupied the
/ chalr, at the head table with him being
Governor frear, Col. Waiter ;. Schuy-
Ter, I. ,. A; IL. l.. Kerr. H. d. White
| heid and K. O. Matheson.
clarence Waterman contributed a
| SOLO as the first number on the even
ing 5 program. after which Chairman
Young called upon Colonel Schuyler to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-23
FOUR DEAD BY
LIGHTNING STROKE

COLORADO SPRINGS, September
223.-Four persons yesterday lost their
lives in a severe thunderstorm, being
stuck by lightning
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-23
ANTHONY ROTHSCHILD'S
WIFE DIED YESTERDAY
LONDON,

LONDON, September 22.-Lady
Louise. wife of Anthony RCthschild, IS
dead.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-23

From the Nuuanu reservoir since
January l last, this city has drawn
three million gallons Of water a dsy
and we still have IN the reservoir at
this time three hundred and fifty mil
lion gallons What the Nuuanu dam is
saving Us i'll power used for our cleo
trio lighting is more than the interest
On Our bonded indebtedness. State
ment of Marston Campbell, superin-
tendent of public works.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-23
ENGINEERS HEAR
PRACTICAL TALKS
Banquet Speakers Deal With
Some Big Subjects in
After Dinner 0rations.
GOVERNOR VERY OPTIMISTIC
Speeches Breathed the Spirit of
the Times and Dealt
With Progress.
GOVERNOR VERY OPTIMISTIC

II know of five pieces of govern
ment land, with the water for II in
sight, probably one hundred thousand
acres, on winch sugar can be grown to
iaise the tota4 tWo-thlrds, to bring our
annual output up to eight hundred or
nlne hundred thousand tons. ,'-Gover-
nor waiter +. Frear to the Hawaiian
Engineering Association.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-23

The lesson that we may learn from
the outcome of the Russo japanese war
Is that no highly developed commercial
community can be sure of itself unless
1t is safely fortified. From speech of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-26
SETS new RECORD
Collector in Canoe Creek Town
ship Delivers Every Cent
Due the County.
NOT A SINGLE DELINQUENT
Is First Time That an Official Has
Made Such a Report in Turning
in Money to Treasurer.

w. W. Donahoo, collector for Canoe
Creek township, made record in his
work this year which has never been
equaled in this county before so far
as is known. He succeeded in collect
ing every cent of the money which
was charged as the result of the as
sessmentS made in his township. This
amounted in all to S5,77215. He turned
over his collections yesterday after
noon to County Treasurer P. F. Cox.
1t has been the invariable rule in
the past that there was always a num-
Der of people against whom assess
ments were made who were unwilling,
unable or neglectful about paying
their taxes and the result was that
every report contains a list of de
linquents." Mr.. Donahoo's report is
the first in the history of the county
where the delinquent column did not
contain single name.
Over Half Are In.
The collections from over half the
townships in the county are now in
the hands of the treasurer and the
rest are expected to be turned over to
him before long. There are IS town
ships in the county and 10 of them
have reported. Rock Island and Mo
line are not among these as 1t usually
takes these two much longer than the
others on account Of the amount of
work that has to be done in the way
of strengthening up the hooks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-26

CONTINUED from Page One)
kilograms. telephones and special mes
sengers were used to the limit, and
every man who was close enough to
Washington to get here, and was not
! fiat on his back sick, was here. OF
the 191 votes against Cannonism in
8 the house all but 33 were democratic
votes.
Not End OF Fight.
"It was an astounding victory in the
cause of good government, but does
+ not by any means end the battle, be-
cause the last vote, that is, the vote
! by which the house refused to accept
Mr.. Speaker Cannon's resignation, is
<plain and positive notice to the coun-
! try that Cannonism, while badly Grip
Piled, still survives. And. If the coun-
try wants to get rid of Cannonism, the
only thing to do is to elect a demo
cratic house, for, if they have a re-
publican house, he will be nominated
for speaker in republican caucus be-
cause the 33 republican Insurgents,
even if they are all reelected, will be
outvoted by the regulars in caucus
and the regulars seems to be still for
FUncle joe
Therefore, repeat the statement
That the only way TO be sure to get
rid of Cannonism is to elect demo
cratic house, which l have no doubt
will be done.
One Party United; Other Not.
"The two most notable results of the
ong continued warfare in this con-
<gress which began on the 18th of
March are: First, that the democrats
Rre thoroughly united; second, that
he republicans are thoroughly disor-
&ganized
"a great many causes have contrib
lted to this state of affairs. The long
continued lease of power of the re-
ublicans is one of them. They came
o the conclusion after their tremen-
1ous victories under Roosevelt and
Caft that they could do anything with
bsolute impunity, and that the peo-
PIE would either indorse or condone
t.
"This made them utterly reckless,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-26

drich and what he stands for, and,
when the president passed eulogy af-
ter eulogy upon the Rhode Island
statesman, it Disguised the people be-
yond measure
''All these factors and others which
might be mentioned are elements in
the great victory which we won last
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-26

Elm the next place the republicans
promised to revise, the tariff down
ward, and proceeded Immediately to
revise it upward. This did not set
well on the stomachs of honest and
candid republicans.
There has always been much oppo-
sition in the republican party to Al
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-26

Are you frequently hoarse7 Do you
have that annoying tickling in your
throat? Does your cough annoy you
at night and do you raise mucous in
the morning? Do you want relief?
If so, take Chamberlain Cough
Remedy and you win be pleased
Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-26
Does This Mean You?

Indigestion. sour stomach. constipa-
tfon-then headache, backache and a
general miserable feeling. Do you know
that the pleasant herb tea Lanes Fam
Nv Medicine, will remove all these
troubles almost Immediately? II you
do not know II, get a package today at
any druggists or dealers (2S centsls
ard you viii be glad we told YOU
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-26
Bundhar Body Brussels Rugs

An extra quality rug which is superior to any other
of similar weave and embracing patterns which
pare favoraby with those found in the most costly rugs
Give the size of your and let help you make
your selection.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-26
Extra Quality Body Brussels
This VIII Interest You.

Among the less expensive rugs, the Extra Quality
Body Brussels leads These in almost all the great
variety of patterns to be found in the Bundhar Wons
and cannot be too strong in praise and common
daon of the exceptional showing we have to offer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-26
Lin0Lez1y71s

The ideal floor covering for Kitchen,
Bathroom, Halls and Offices. We show this
season a more comprehensive assortment
than ever including Hardwood Patterns,
Moorish, Roman and English Tile effects
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-26
and they committed many gross

Expect Thriller Every Day.
In the second place Roosevelt edu-
Gated the people up to expect thrill
er every day, and failing to get their
daily thriller, they became disappoint-
ed and disgruntled.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-26
Elegant Velvet Rugs

Velvet rugs always in good form and while
other styles and makes and go, the velvet rug
MAINS holding position we'll at the top for wearing
quality colorngs and that soft richness which much
sought Our stock is complete.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-26

For the first time in many years
the democrats lined up to a man, and
If the democrats of the country will
do likewise, we will win a sweeping
victory in November"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-26
Oriental Brussels Rugs

AS the implies, will be found in the latest ORR
entail patterns There is certain originality of designs
in these rugs which appeals those who looking for
something different at lesser price.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-26

All the news all the time-rho Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-26
The Famous Bundhar Wilton Rug


|
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-26
RULES COMMITTEE
FIGHT NOT FINAL, BUT
GOOD BEGINNING

Continued from Page one.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-26
Furniture

Never was a greater showing of Beautiful
Furniture ever presented to the people of this vi
cinity than is now displayed on the floors of
Clemann & Salzmanns Big Store. The display
will be found in all the latest and best styles. The
variety is so big and so beautifully displayed that
the sight is worth your time and trouble. Come in
and let us show YOU Well be glad to, even if
you don't buy.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-13
Ben9eIIi$td .
= cukemi$ta.
Meilla on saatavana allanimitettyja
kirioia, ioita tarioamme tilattavaksi.

MeilIa on saatavana allanimitettyjS
kirjoja, joita tarjoamme tilattavaksi.
KUvARAAMATTUJA, uusinta lajia
mita on tehty Filadelphian rama
tun malliin. Koristetut nahkakan.
net, john on kullalla painettu suo-
malaiset raamatun varsyt. Muuten
sisalt0nsa, kuvien y. m. puolesta on
Sc taydellisin laatuaan. Hinta $13.
RAAMATTU, suurta kokoa nahka-
kansissa, taydellisella rekisterilla
varustettu. Hinta $500.
LUTH. KIRKKo-PosTnLA (Suvi-
ia Talvipuoli) 2 osassa. Hinta
$4,000
RAAMATTU, pieni, nahkakansissa.
Hinta $1.25.
LUTH. AARREAITTA. Hinta 70c..
PRAToRIUKsEN AARREAITTA.
Hinta $1.25.
HUoMAUTUKsIA INGERsoLL'ILLE,
Hinta Soc.
MUUKALAIsTEN KoTIELaMa. Hin
ia Soc.
UsKoNoPPI AUTUUTEEN (Hed-
berg). Hinta 40c.
y Naista kirjoista tulee tilaaian
maksaa itse expressimaksu kiriain
perille saavuttua, silla niita Ell vol
muuten lahettaa.
Malta kirioia saapi tilata osoit-
teella:
AUTTAJA,
Z. Bx ", Ironwoed, mich.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-13

man Suomen ebusfunnan iuostu'
mlsta fi~irrettdiliin paitIi iotilas'
lainiddbdntDd, m. m. fpIpmpffet
.maltatunncrsieIen fdpttdmiiestd
SuomesIa s,paItioa iIen idriestptien"
palipomiieeta, Observation-Disclosures
I'd ia mirfomiesten mirfamastuusta,
tuomioishimien ia ~lainfdptDn idrs
ieStdmiiestd, foululaitofiesta ia ien
malnonnosta, pbtiD' ia pbbistps'
laiSta, painolaista, tuaista, rabasta
ia rautoteistd - mmita a1ioita tdSid
mainitiematta. 8aifti ndmd Suo'
meue erinomaiien tdrfedt fpIpmpt'
Jet tuIiipat fdiiteltdmdfii Wendidn
maItafunnanouumasIa, iosia oliii
nelid Suomen eoustuiaa, ia Wend'
jim maltafunnanneunostcsia ioSia
diff ptfi Suomen ebustaia.
Tdstd noiIi iobtua elm. iemmoi'
men lafi, ettd Suomen f~oulnien ope'
tasfieIefIi mddrdtddn me~ndianfieli,
iouoin iuomalaiien iipistpffen febi'
tps ppidbtpiii. Sa Jos mddrdtddn
ettG ainoana mirfatielend on me'
ndid, ioubutaan iamaan pulaan,
SeIposti mpDs tuuaan 8obrifofIir
aifuiIeen m6fimaltaiiuuteen Dtiitpt'
I'D ia pirtamiebid fobtaan. Quo
men ebusfunta iai1i main antaa b.
mid neumoia, mutta niistd Ell pdli
tettaiii. G%niiietfin Iait moitaiIiin bel
post fumota.
&pipmps miben eousfunnan paa
leisia tosfee toto Suomen maltio'
fddnnDn olemasfaoloa ia lopultc
Smomen ~tanIan olemasiaoloa fan
Infuntono. SIS Jos tdmd on Suo
men fanIa0e ielniad, Min tdmdr
tietoiiuuoen tdptpp ferranfin footc
rimit, faifista erifoisbarraStltIisto
buolimatta ia nii!d laiminlpDmdttc
| pbteiIeen puolus rinta maan. Sole
Ie iitd tee, min tdptpp fpipd, aniait
iemmefo tobeIlafin iaaDa faniafun
tana eldd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-13
Yetfnttaiia.

&iertdmd noimiStelu lemra, iobon
on fuuIunut 4 miestd, on dsfeitdin
oIesfeIut 2ltIdrisid. NIuntoaan piti'
nat potama'nimiiesid talosIa, JOSS
to Iaimot ruuan, mieldpd paatteitas
Fin Ia toSfnfeuon retfidGn ~fpcTfen.
Morrasfuun 23 pnd iufpaiti ieul
rue fuitenfin nDn belmasia bdippd
paiffatunnaIta I%aattaen talonmdeae
noin 40 MIN ipabinson iefd iddoen
uIeammiue muiqefin nelfaa. Souf.
fueen iobtaia Ianoi oIepania SIma'
ri Guula, firioisIa Sampereeaa,
mutta fotipaiffuna Dlistaro. 3ois
men miebistd Ianoi olenanIa Wotti
&erminen Spmdsfpldstd, Saapa'
fosfen labon mestarin poifa. Soufs
queen muut idienet, faffi ~piffuista
poifaa, fuuluitpat oleen Wiipurin
lddnistd, toinen &pmin pitdidstd ia
toinen WluplaaSta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-13
@eli nustanut tueliemiG rabpia.

Seuainen mofoma topauS, ettG tots
fen benfilDn onniShli nostaa pans
fista toiieue nimitetpqd mastafir.
iaaa on miime fptipnd iattunit Ilas
bdrmdsid. Salolinen glntti Suhon'
poita tSIotalo, iofa aifaiIemmin oil
idttdnpt uubentuarlepppn panftiin
taGetettapafii pli 1000 mt. buomaii
erddnd spdimdnd mastafirian Ia.
%oonneefIi. 9eti mentiin ilmoitto.
maan aIiasta i%onotu1e pantine 10
ioatiin wastineefii Ie bdmmdstpttd'
nd tieto, ettd Ianotulla pastafirialz
la oil 10 rabat nostettu. 2uonnoui'
Iesti rpbbpttiin topobtumasta ottas
maan Ieltou ia pddstiintin min pitt
fdue. ettd moitiin pibdttdd Siotalon
nell Suba, iofa aiui melienid Fans.
ia Iamosia pibasia, mutta ert tue
nasIa. DeIi, iota idilptetddn Illus
oenfaorIepppn puttasia, on tunnus'
tanut sstefonia.