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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15
KNIGHTS OF THE SWAN.

THE Two knights OF the Swan. by
Robert Jafrray. is a critical study Of the
legend OF the Swan-Kuight which has
played so important a part in European
literature, music, and painting. The pres
ent book deals particularly with the two
most important developments Of this
legend, in which the Swan-Knight was
called Lohengrin and Helyas. respective
ly. The book. which Is very well done,
IS rather FOR the student and scholar than
for the general reader OF folklore. CNew
York: J. p. Putnam's Sons)
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15
Home News Away from Home

Washingtonians who leave the
city. either for a short or long
stay-whether they go 20 noun
tain or seashOre. or even across
the sea-should not fail 10 order
The Washington Herald sent 10
them by mail 1t will come reg
ularly, and the addresses viii be
changed as often as desired. 1t
is the home news you VIII want
while away from home Tele-
phone Main $500. giving old and
new address.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15
FnithfuIness of women.

lnCerFoI
! tell YOU that women. as a rule. are
more faithful than men-ten times more
faithful ! never saw a man pursue his
wife into the very ditch and dust Of
degradation and take her in his arms
! never saw man stand at the shore
where she was wrecked, waiting for the
waves TO bring back her corpse 10 his
arms. but have seen a woman with her
white arms lift man from the mire OF
degradation and hold him 10 her bosom
as II he we're an angel
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

A contemporary reminds us that there
is no law compelling one to. read Little
Joe" Browns poetry. And II there were.
IL would be unconstitutional. on the
ground that it prescribed cruel and in
human punishment.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15
out in the Hall.

From the Birmingham Age-HeraId
1t must be very romantic to propose
to girl in the shade OF a sheltering
palm"
No doubt Still, some very happy
marriages have resulted from proposals
in the shade Of a ninety-eight cent hat
tree"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

August is is the date Of the naval bat
tie OF Harheur QH0: on which Lafayette.
aged and gray, arrived on a visit 20
America dS2D II IS the birthday OF St.
Anthony OF Padua q99; Frederick Will
lam I Of Prussia CESS; Edward Preble.
naval officer u76D; Sir Walter Scott. poet
and novelist dTD; Thomas De Quincy.
the English writer d7S0; Aaron v.
Brown, Postmaster General under Bu-
chanan G799; Rear Admiral Charles II.
Bell u7s9; Charles G. Leland Hans
Bteitman," author 0S2D. and Mrs. John
A Logan, editor and author QSSS). It is
the date Of the death OF Honorious. the
Roman Emperor. IN go and Queen Phil
ipp'l. Of England QS69).
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15
The rrunI Attrnctions

Il spent my summer in the Yellow
stone. The geysers are wonderful It's
a great resort"
The Yellowstone may be wonderful.
but it viii never be a resort until they
have boardwalk and geyser Of
orangeade"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer
Yes, I put up a soarecrow with a
phony gun on the fence there. with the
idea Of soaring away tramps who pill
LACED my garden after dark
Did II do ito"
Not exactly. The first night a tramp
came along and changed clothes with It,"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15
Too InauiSJtive

From the Widow.
Il think that Lawyer Briefly is the
meanest man on this EARTH" declared
Miss Psssee. THE other day when tes-
titled ia that divorce suit he asked me
what year I was born in. and when ]
told him %, he asked if meant B. C.
or A. D"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15
Two Kind. of Chicken.

From the New York Mail
Having had real chicken right from
the coop in the country FIVE days within
a fortnight, the writer OF these lines
here highly resolves never to buy chick
en- in this city for his own table. and
never to order it at a restaurant. Why
parody nature badly? The cold storage
chicken, and about all that people get
hereabout are such, is the one point
where the cold storage system breaks
down dismally. yes. horribly. 1t tastes
no better than it smells. and 1t smells
to heaven. Until he had the real thing
in the country again, the Office Window
man had almost forgotten hcw good the
real thing is.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

From the Chicago News
Mildred-Since our engagement George
has been perfectly devoted 70 me. DO
you think he viii continue to love me
when I'm old2
Clarice-Really. dear. can't say-but
you'll soon know
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

Mr.. Rockefeller was fined s. the other
day, and paid promptly. Perhaps II
Judge lands had made that famous
s29,2W,000 fine a little more reasonable,
the government might have collected it.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

A New York woman complains that she
found an iron spike in a loaf Of bread her
baker brought her recently. They are
seiiing bread by weight in New York
nowadays. you know
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

Talk not Of dresses lace embossed
Or ieweled collars;
She has a coat OF tan that cost
Two hundred dollars.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

And now the sour milk treatment which
was TO enable all of us 10 live a century,
has been pronounced dangerous by an
eminent physician. Inevitably. Of course,
the doctors were bound TO fall out about
IT,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

When kisses rimc with O-hOw-swcctt
And bushes rime with roses,-
Q HAPPY Hearts and TTirring Feet.
When kisses ume With O-how-Eweet!
And every words song complete
What silly stuf your prose ISL
When kisses rime with O-how-swectt
Ard bushes rime with roses.
R. X. Kirk In Puc.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

Gallagher now has excellent prospects
Of getting a government job that will hold
him FOR a while, with board and lodging
thrown In, moreover
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

Newspaper comment concerning Mr..
Bryan's recent defeat in Nebraska has
played ont. II Mr.. Bryan ever hopes
again to get himself talked about very
extensively. he will have TO get elected
20 something
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

That Massachusetts minister who in
dorses baseball probably viii have no par
dcular difficulty lifting the church debt
II there is one on his church.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

Senator Cores willingness TO talk right
out loud in meeting, however. seems 20
be thoroughly approved throughout the
United States
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

Col. George Harvey's assignment TO a
conspicuous place In the Ananlas Club is
getting him a fine line Of advertising
free OF charge. anyway.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

From Liprincott's
In your advertisement YOU stated that
you have no mosquitoes"
so I amt. Them pesBy critters You
see hyin around here don't belong 70
me, by heck"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

The Alexandria Gazette SAYS: "Mr.
Roosevelt intends 20 take a more promi-
nent part in politics" He cannot do that
very well unless he undertakes 20 be the
entire show.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

How do the young men Of Plunkville
regard the suffragette meetings?"
with enthusiasm. 1t gives them an
other place to take the girls home from. d"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

"Col. Roosevelt IS going TO study farm
ling" says the Chicago Record-Herald
Can It be possible that the colonel does
not know all about farming?
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15
Went Up in the Air.

Prom the Boston Tanscirt.
Customer-Have you any fly paper?
Clerk-Yes, sir VIII you have the
Aeroplane Journal or the Aviator's Ca
zette
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

The notion that an Indian is a leglu-
mate object of plumber may be somewhat
belated. OF course, but it seems to be
spreading, nevertheless.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

The South has 10000 more acres plant
ed to corn this year than it had last year
We do not believe all OF that corn will be
made into bread. either.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

Did Washington swear7' inquiries Har-
per's Weekly. Oh, presumably the gen.
erals collar button rolled under the bu-
reau, sometimes, Of course
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

We are consoled by the thought. how
ever, that crazy STYLES rarely last long
The "hobble skirt viii pass quickly. as
did the little green hat with the feather
stuck In H.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

Everybody should admit that the Old
notion OF doping" the baby IS all wrong.
Even the babies would admit IT, perhaps.
II they could make themselves heard
intelligently on the subject.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

From the Indianapolis News
Upton Bud an wife wuz in town this
mornin' pickin' out some butter fer sun
day. OF all tn summer amusements
watchin' tn republican party is tn best
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

for ability along that line. TO be sure,
but 1t has been many a day since its
house was in as bad order as II IS now.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15
All the ingredients.

VIII this sea salt give me a genuine
ocean bath?"
Not quite" answered the salesman.
ITO get that you viii also need n pack
age OF our sterilized melon rinds."
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

Not only Is poor old Houston's popula-
ton a measly 1900. out most of that
consists Of red-headed widows. OF course.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

II he were a little better natured. sena-
tor Hepburn would be one Of the really
frst-class jokesmiths Of the country.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15
A LITTLE NONSENSE.


Chautauquas draw some girls away,
And August finds
Such girls at places where they may
Improve their minds.
But other girls make It their biz
To &C for rest
To where the silly season is
The silliest.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15
Further Proof.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Hes as regular as a six-day clock
Il noticed that he always looks run
down on Sundays"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15
Nothing Serious.

And did you meet your fate this
summer"
NO; I merely got engaged six or seven
times"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

It's all right 70 get more than your
share. but don't put your feet in the
trough.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15
Another Maxim.
q to Expenses.

The good loser is generally a poor
provlder.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

II is going 10 be mighty Interesting
watching the G. o. p. getting its house in
order. The G. o. P. has fine reputation
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

Gov. Patterson is reluctant 10 believe
10. but we suspect he win have 10, never
fhnless
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

Every way out Of the Spanish frying
pan seems TO lead 20 the fire.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-15

MONDAY. AUGUST 10. 1910.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-05
unelmo. 81, eta faifin tata oiatteIi

unelma. 81, ettd faifin tdtd oiatteli'
Iimme ennentuin on mp6bdistd.
81, meliet ia iistoi, feboitan teitd
faiffia, ia itiednifin, walpomaan
ia rufpufIisIa Sumaloa uiein ldbes.
tpmddn ettemme ndIpiIi NATHALIE.
g(pt olemme plan matfamme PEE
riQG.
&eIdn tauneuS ia lupnnon ibas
MUS on tddud parbaiuaan. Waon
ben9eainen luonto Ell moi paliofaan
fufoistaa tddud ndin feldn aifana,
fun palio fanIaa menee feidfIi met'
IdtDibin. So meiad ei ole papptas
faau, ioten olemme fmin lampaai
ilman paimenta. Winun talooni fpl'
Id tulee iofa miiffo iaaruaaia rIut'
taia". So iepd onfin rafas opettaia
tdmdnlaiieua poiftafunnaua, iosia
Ell ole opettaiaa. So MIND toimoiiin
eta r9luttoia" tuliIi iofa fotiin. &c
tue alma rateaat termeiiet faiftialta
WarIinfin fun on tittamien firjeitd.
min ne onat erittdin r~affaita.
Spmdsti toistaiiefF! Soimpn Nut'
%toiale palion uuIia tilaaiia.
Nditd p,ir5i armosta autuos fila.
renne 9errasIa,
&i53ie Sornmau.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-05
&pmastim m%irfabmpneesia.

Suopuien 2iiia oil iaonnt masta
iImestpneen Sananioattalon. Siind
buomoii ban feboitutien, ettd lebben
lufiiot toimiiiwot tufin emonfeIiu'
miiublia tulemoffi feIdffi %poitfotuns
nauenIa. XiiIa innoStui tuosta feboi.
tufIesta ia ldbti' tobta pappilaon,
pubumaan romostiue oIiosto. Wo'
fanona ia miettien Idbenee bdn pap
piIaa. Sdn tuumii: rWiitdbdn ros
nosti taos Ionoo niiStd iublista,
Iaanenfoban mp1ntdtpdn mastauf'
Ien?" Ndin miettien ostuu Siiia
roppuia pIDs. Sdn %ioittoa onifeaoa
ia romastinna tulee amoomoon fps
Ieuen oIion.
aIioo on uIeompoa Ioiio, Ielitti
2iiid.
so hiIee romoStifin, tertpebtdd ia
fpIpp oiioo. 2iiio pubuu eniin muut
atlanta ia ianoo fitte:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-05

pstdnppoestd ioto Jain oiatIeni !San.
nasia, Wpo. oloaifonani. &iitdn
faiffia tuttonio pstdnppoestddn,
mutta %eriitainfin peterion'in ia BART
foon perbettd.
Waimoni mpDstin ppptdd lauiuo
fiitotiet ioamistoan lobioista ieu'
roomilto: eiIi 2ansas, Siii Sobtinen,
Moria partfoo ia Sebwis peter'
ion. Gmme moi tdld fertaa teitd
rrittdin ldbestpd, min ottofoo fiitof'
femme mastaon Nuttoion pals
toilta.
gamma oil muuttunut palio piioen
tpuooen poieiooloni aifana. Wtonto
tuttamaani oil ioutunut foinanto'
onnettomuuoen ubrifii, ioiberfa
muistoa pitettiin 20 p. maaliSfuu.
to, iosIa tulfueesIa oil minuuafin
funnia ola mufana. Satoibin nou
Iepa ibmisioutfo Fulfil tuon onnet'
toman fainannon iuuue. &aibomie'
lin muistelin niiti tuttopiani, ioiben
ruumiit pniptpdt f%aiponnon lpfppp'
besid fosfoan plDs iaomotta.
Seurofunta eldmd ndpttdd olepan
fpfonaan rappiola, Spp iiiben on
ie. ettd ne barwot, ioiae oIia or fal'
lis, eimdt iafia Ieurafuntoa pudpi
tdd. 2umminfin panimme ferdptlen
toimeen Auttaion %firiapainon bp'
mdtIi, iota nell Hartfoo i%atfao.
Spmdsti toas toistaiIetIi.
:. 8, Norfooli.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-05

Rafas iisfo Silba Gill, iefd muuts
Tin meIiet ia %Iiiaret.
Nrmoa ia rouboa Serralta SeeTuts
ielta 2ristutielta, raubantefiidltd!
pppbdn anteefIi bitauteni fun en-
ole enren pnstonnut tribdn rofasta
tiriettdnne.
GpuG oIemme taas iaaneet fuuQa
ia lufea moimauiiia tooistutIi ia Su'
malan roffoubesta ia autuuoestam.
ne fun Yddiiais Slo ia auttaiu o
mat tuoneet tuIlesiaon Iulofanomio,
ettd oiteen ne opat monosti mielen
%plentdneet fobti taipostu.
Slmoitan iinuue fisto, etid olen
ouut toas bptpin buonosti woipo.
N(utta eibdn Ie minule outoa ole,
fun on 10 nelids ferpdt Fun plen oil
hut eldmdn ia fuoleman moibeiua.
Waiffo niinbdn me olemme terneis
ndfin. Sun Serra futiuu, min pois
pitdG IGbteG. Wutto olemme onnels
liIia fun famine Iiuoin ionou y9a'
pobtoiomme taipolo: sid, iinun I'd.
Iiie AMMAN MIND benfeni!"
9ddud on liiffunut rrpsIdnpstdd",
tpetellen ibmiSten teuhtojo. ga mi
nGpG en- it'd teetdnpt. SairoStin
nelidttd miiffoa. - Hpt olen Sumns
Ian anulla tointumoon pdin, noit'
fa paranemiieni nGptti ibmisten
mielestd moboottomolto. ySinm
mitIas ia launos minua tufenot."
Wte emme ole I~aoneet ola ben9el'
IiIisId fofoufTisia fuubun
fun opettaiollamme pastori Suusto'
IeQa on plIut Min polio nlenoio ia
rippifoulun pitoio, ettei ban ole ionz
tanut tGnne. Q9oon MT t%oufotuun
alusta toipomme tddud olepon Fir.
fonmenot. So luulempd loren T.
Iaren Mnno &arbulan iaopuman Iif.
Il totoiiin asbtobula reiiulta. So ill
loin oIiIi meiud urfuien ioittaio.
GGdGG on oaut 10 pitemmdn oi'
faa oifeen fenat lima. &plpDt on
tebtp paitii foornia ia potaatio. Ndi'
nj pdipind on %Iotanut pdbdn Iun'
ia, maan Iefin onio %iulannt pois.
Slen MT taos firioiitanut main
mdbdIen iiitd tainaoaiiesta fotimot'
fasta, iota me Serron omat fnliem'
me. Wtutta FUN iaomme beittdd toe
mdn fimuloiIen ruumiin ia pdds
tGGn tainoan ilopn, min iitte pube'
Iemme exempt Sumolon raffous
oeSta.
Cullen teibdt Iisto Sia, ietd foit'
fi Muttaian lufiiat Serran ormoip'
lin.
Sofia WtidelIon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-05
Gnrefa, Sal.

piirrGn muutaman ianon paiffo'
funtomme npfpiiistd fuulumiiista.
Subtifuun II pnd iontui topotur'
moiien fuoIeman nbrifIi luomolat'
men nuorimies Wtotti Seppdnen, %
nuoben ifdinen, f%otoiiin gimolasta,
SuIun Iddnistd. Woinoia oil tpDs'
ia metIdsid, Rpon SuIou9b'nimiiel'
Id pbtiDad, iosia ioutui footupon
puun ole, ioSta oil ieurouf'eno fuo'
lena muutoman tunnin fuluttia.
Woinoion toimitti bautaon tiftt'
pbtiD. Ruumis fdtfettiin Niprtle
@rome bautousmaoban bubtif. Ia
b. - Sdn oil enIimmdinen tdmdn
puoben metidubri acknowledgements.
Sdmdfin muistattao, etid iofoiieua
tuIiIi ola tdrfedmpdnd fD~ipmDtiend:
olemmefo ormosto omtuoat ia onto
Ipntimme pestp iopinto mereud.
Siuoin fun on mormuus Sumolon
ormosto on fuolema tuin iuIoinen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-05
Gpplmppb, Mih.
Z. 8. Norfopli.

NrfpoiInt boioua olenot ~iiIoret ia
meliet!
GitD ole iuIoista ia outuaolisto
usfosIa nomttia ipopouito ia rauboo
SumaloeIa meiodn Serrasiumme
SeeiutIeeio 9ristutIesio! Sits ole
ibanoa pbtpd opostolin tonsia ia
nomaon: Ell ole MT pbtddn tobotus'
ia niisid, iotfa Seeiutiesia &ristif
IesIa opat!
Wuistafaa raftoot neliet ia IiIos
ret, fun ipnti Ippttdd ia rosfauttau
omaatuntoamme ia perfele taboo
tebod moboottomofIi tdmdn torpi'
moeuutIen, min eIfddmme fotielto
itieHmme naan iuoSfaamme ia fdt'
teptddmme SeeIutIen ormoIiipien
iuoiaon. Nmoo Ipodmeii 9erron Su'
malon fasmoien eoeeid ia pbop
opostoiiu foneio ionpmaan: Ell ole
pbtddn fobotusta niieid, iotfa See.
I%utiesia omot. Siuoin buomoot, ettG
perfele on peIidtidnpt Iinuo onteetIis
a%nnetuila Ipnneind, iptfu opat Srio'
tutIen lonintonereen %buttuueet.
Sumola faiIelee meitd Seeiufleer
uetonia Seeiutien fonsIa tuoIleiS'
ia plDsnousieino, pDbind, pubtaina
ia monburetoino. ga IelIaiieno
Ioomme mpDs itiemme pitdd, ia
Min onnomme Sumulalle funnian.
Settle coolnoooiIailet, iotfa omis
totte lpntinne onteetii Seeiutien &ris'
utIen f%outto, %ionon, ettd fasnotaa
iota pdind &ristutle n untemiIesia
SumoIan ormon fautta. Serra am
tafoon teiqe pbd enemmdn bolua ia
mo;maa ottomoon fdripdaiIesti
faitti postutIet militia teitd Seeiufs
fen nimen tdboen fobtaopot. &otIo'
foo usfon olfoinn ia pddttdidn See
lufien pddue, min ie lobouttao teitd
ristin ola. Upt Fun tdGud on See
fulfil n nimen tunnnstoiia lilddntpnpt
ia ibmiIid Iiirtpnpt pimepbeetd nols
feuteen, min perfele noulee roinpon
ia tobtpiii teitd petdd pois Sumos
Ian Iauan usfomiieeto. Wlutta eltdd
IdifdbtptD! &ofoontufoa ulein pb'
teen tutfimoon Sumolon Ionoo, Eiud
S,umolo ON niitten fonSlo, iotfa bd
men nimeenid fofoontunot.
Sdtdn teiodt toiffi Serran bal
tuun ia toimoton teiue Sumolan lin'
nausto!
gnop Sines.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-05


&opasti tattoo %tuiiottaa 2iiiaan
10 %lanoo:
SdsIdfD firfoua?
= Niin iuuri. Nltaiiimme eniin
firfosIa ia iattaiIimme tltapdimdud
ulfona.
- Sifeinto Iiihen firffofin tarpia
taan? utelee romasti.
- Gid martenban tirtfo on ra>
fennettu, ettG iieud p%ubuttaiiiin Sus
malan ianaa. IeIittdd 2iiIa.
- Gn mind pibd niistd emanfeli'
umiiublisto, enfd fofo eipanfeliumi
pboistpfIestd, 5iud on mddrd oppi.
- Ntitenfd romasti moi ianoa f.
I'd oppia mddrdfii? usfaltaa Siiia
fpipd.
- Saa, ne emanfeeIiiet %iaarnaas
fpat toto mailman autuaaf5i.
- Gibdn ie mddrin ole, niinbdn
raamattutin ianoo, ~tofaiee 2iiia.
= 81 raamatitsIa ole ainoctafaan
p%aiftaa, iofa tobistaiii, ettd faiffien
ibmisten Ipnnit pmat anteefii anne
tut, miitti ropasti.
- Sanotaanban field: Sumala oil
2ristufiesIa ia Iomitti mailman it.
Ie fansIanIa IA, ia eli lufenut BELLE bel.
ban ipnteidnid", ia: rSdn on iomin'
to nieiodn Ipnteimme eoestd, Ell al
noastaan meiodn, maan mpDs fai
fen mooilman." buomautti Xiiia.
- NGmd onat firioitetut &ristuf'
len fuolemau idlfeen, eimGt ne rau'
motun paitat tortoita toto mail
moo, i@elitti ropasti.
- &pud niisid maaillnasta pubus
taan, mutta noimmebon fotIoo
mpDtin mitd on firioitettu ennen
2ristutIen fuolemaa. Y:oieettu ia
moo: ,Serra beta faiffi meiodn
nddrpptemme Sdnen p%Hduenid," ia
rSGnen baapoienIa foutta olemme
me parannetut." Sum ipnnit oipot
ferran beitetpt SeeiutIen pGdlle, min
eiipdt ne endG ole meiodn pddudms
me. nuon me olemme ,S1nen bads
mplenIa fouita paramount" ielitti
Siiia.
Wtutto ei niisid lauIeisio Ianos
ia, ettG ibmiiet onat %outuoitu, pdit
ii ronoeti MIA.
- Sonoobou raomuttu len ihmi
len outuootIi iole Sumola Ell Ipntid
lue. Spnnit beitettiin aristutIen pddI
lie ia Sdn tGriei niioen ran9oietuf
len. ytpt ne eimdt ole endd ihmisieu
pdGnG, eip6ib1n ne moi faboeeio
poitoeIo ola. @inGtfd ne en6G ole
&riStutien pGGudfG1n iiud ban bu.
tutti ne merenId nirroieio, tdriiess
iddn niioeu ron9oiSiufle EN-. Sititpd
ionoo raonlottu: r0erra iiirii meistd
meiodn pobot tefomme min tous fun
it'd on l1nneStG." Gn pllenfaon moi
| f6Iitt1d fuinto roiposti moi ndittdG,
eta foitfien ibmisten ipnnit eimdt
ole onteetIi onnetut. Sopnfli moinit'
fen nield paonolin lanai: rGoupen
tenIa fuutta Sdn meiodt outuaotfi
teti uuoenIpntpmiien peIon ia Ppbdn
Senoen uubistufien toutfa."
Iinofin poapoIi %tortoittoa uss
fopoiIia, eitd foittia ibmiiid, bno'
mortti romosti taos.
yto 5itte bGn oinofin torfoittoa
minuo, faG mind uston Snmolon
ionan Ieuoiieno fun ie OH firioitettu
uefon, ettG arisms tuolemosIo on
motIoi minun neIfoni ia min Jain
5nntini anteefii. l1efon mpDstin, ettd
fosteesIa olen aituoofIi tebtD ia gu
moIan IopIeffi ptettu. Sdtd nsfon
nafaposti, pubui Siiio.
&pud Iinun MT felpoa eldd.
Sect ipntiG main min palio FUN ba'
luttoo ia alma omat lpntiii anteetIi,
Sonoi romosti fiimastineena.
81, bppd romasti. 81 Snmolon
ormo opeto lpntid tefemadn. Serro
morleli minut 10 u%sfottomono ouess
Iani ulfonaiIista lanfeemiiista. pol'
Jon exempt tefee 6dn fen npt Fun
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aanpmnaim iouno fiiaitiee zoe

6. Gper IT,, poStopadtd Sentra
fouIuo Sron,poobisIa. aplppid iooi
baon iieud periantoi' ia Iauantoi
iItoina oItaen Flo 8 ip. Sinta l5,
beueeItd.
2unnioittoen
Sobn 0tation.
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Subtituuuo.
SIii boluni tuobo fiitDfieni teiae
tuttonani, nuoret ia iponbot, fiitd
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