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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-30
CANNON AND CLARK
Both Will Take Part In the Mark
Twain Memorial Exercises
In New York.

Washington, Nov. 20. - Uncle Joe
Cannon and Champ Clark will journey
to New York together tomorrow. They
have accepted invitations to take part
in the Mark Twain memorial exercises
to be held at Carnegie hall. Uncle Joe
was munching his lunch in the house
restaurant wnen Mr.. Clark ap-
preached.
How are you. Uncle Joe. Glad to
see you," said Mr. Clark with smile.
"Glad to see you, Champ. What are
you smiling about?"
"Oh, dunno" replied the Mis-
sourian. 81 was just thinking, that's
ALL"
Then there was some talk about the
November elections. 1t was then ar
ranged that the speaker and the pros
pective speaker should go to New
York together.
"They will have chance to talk
over the house rules" said a friend
of Uncle Joe's. "He will tell Champ
just what the office of speaker will
amount to without the power to name
committees. Champ is wavering on
the proposition now, although the
chances are he will be able to run
away from his record.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-30
Auctions OF Wife For s2s.

Peter Bedelski of Swoyersville, near
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. sold his wife for
S25 to Michael Krokoss boarder in
his house. Mrs. Bedelski listened TO
the sale with an amused smile and
when Krokoss attempted to assume
the part of her lord and master she
knocked him senseless with the
handle of mine pin. Then she went
to Justice Hayden and had her hus-
band arrested on the charge of deser.
tion, Raydeu fined him 81 and costs,
made him apologize to his wife, return
the money to the boarder, Krokoss,
and declared the sale off.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-30
A Pra ctical Corset DemOnStra-
ton by an Expert Cor
Setierre.

Beautiy the igure-perfect the lines.
Every should be fitted in corset that conforms to
her lines her good points and builds beauty where it is
deficient.
The La Vida Corset is constructed to fulfill just this mis-
sion.
Mrs. Rose expert corsetierre will be with us all this
week demonstrating the many superior advantages OF these cor
SETS We would like to have you meet her.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-30
FOURTEEN MINERS ARE
KILLED IN EXPLOSION
Five Slain Outright and Nine
Are Buried Alive In Mine.

Paris, Texas. Nov. 90. - Fourteen
men. mostly married, lost their lives
in the Jumbo mine pits, owned by the
Choctaw Mining company of st. Louis
and located near Antlers, Okla.
After nine men had gone down into
the mine there was an explosion near
the foot of the shaft.
Five other men were at the time or
the explosion on their way down into
the pits and they were hurled out OF
the shaft, their bodies going high into
the air above ground.
The shaft was blown to pices and all
entrance into the mine was cut off.
The other nine miners were buried
alive in the mine. The only cause CIV
en- of the accident is that it was the
result OF an accumulation of gas.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-30
JOHNSTONE'S RECORD STAYS
Official Test Showed J. A. Drexel Did
Not Reach an Altitude of 1897 Feet

New York, Nov 29.-Clifford B. Har-
mon, chairman of the national council
of the Aero Club of America, said that
an official test Of the paragraph car
ried by j. Armstrong Drexel in his
altitude fight in Philadelphia showed
that Ralph Johnstone's record of o.
7l4 feet, established at the Belmont
Park meet still holds premier place.
At first examination of the bara-
graph indicated that Mr.. Drexel had
reached height of 9,997 feet, but the
sealed instrument was taken to Schnei
der brothers, who have reported that
its actual register was $3.50 feet. i
is believed, however, that Mr.. Drexel
exceeded this elevation.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-30
MacKinnon company's Assets.

The Robert MacKinnon company OF
Little Falls, N. Y, which recently
failed. with liabilities approaching 81
100000, according to a report filed by
the appraisers in United States dis
;rict court at Utica. The appraisal
covers in detail all the property owned
by Robe. MacKinnon & Co., and Rob.
ert and Belle MacKinnon, and which
will in time form the substance of div
idends to the creditors Of the bank
rupt concern.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-30
UNKNOWN DIES IN ASYLUM
Identity Of Man In Bloomingdale Kept
from Public by His Nephew.

A man whose name could not be
learned either at Bloomingdale asy-
lum, where he died, or from the regis
ter of vital statistics of White Plains,
died Thursday and was buried in
Greenwood cemetery.
The man was "A years old and had
been in the ASYLUM forty-eight years
and five months. During all that time
he has been surrounded with every
comfort, including the services of at
tendants night and day. 1t is said that
his only relative, nephew, has taksi
every precaution to prevent his name
from becoming public.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-30
Demnnrat Declared Elected

Auburn, N Y, Nov. 29-The bitter
fight that has been waged since elec.
tion day by Republican candidate for
member Of assembly, D. r. Lewis, to
prevent the Cayuga board of supervis-
ors from certifying the Democratic
candidate, Nelson r. Drummond, as
legally elected member of assembly,
was decided in supreme court by JUS
tice Clark in favor Of the Democrat
who won ont by six plurality.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-30

much favor among prominent Demo
Gratis in various quarters of the state.
Mr.. Sherman was once a candidate for
state engineer and surveyor.
George c. Diehl of Buffalo, at one
time employed as an engineer on the
canals in this city and now the county
engineer in Erie county is candidate
for state highway commissioner in
place of Robert Earl of Herkimcr,
whose term expires soon.
1t is said that Paul Louis Schultz.
Oneida county engineer, will became
an active candidate for appointment
as division engineer of the canals,
Middle division, position now held b.
Guy Mouiton of Syracuse.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-30
FOOTBALL PLAYER KILLED
When Youth Fell His Head Struck
Rock, Fracturine His Skull.

While trying to make an end run
Harry Lee, II years of age a student
in the Gilbert school, was killed at
Winsted, Conn, early Thursday aft
ernoon in a football game. The game
was between team from the Tierney
cadets and eleven youths, most OF
whom came from the Gilbert school.
The boys were playing under the old
rules and as the second half began
the score stood to 6.
Lee was given the ball and as he
started around the left end was tack
led and thrown. As he fell and tho
others piled on top of him his head hit
a stone. He was unconscious when
picked up and it was found that his
skull had been fractured. He was
dead before a physician reached the
field.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-30
GROOMING THE CANDIDATES
Vice President Sherman's Brother
Mentioned For Superintendent
of Public Works.

Utica, n. Y, Nov. 29.-According t.
the local political gossip, former Mayor
Richard w. Sherman of this city, the
Democratic brother of the Republican
vice president, James S. Sherman, Is
being groomed by his friends for ap-
pointment as state superintendent of
public works, a position now held by
Frederick w. Stevens.
Because Of Mr.. Sherman's expert
ence in general contract work it is
aid bis name has been received with
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-30
Late David B. Hilps Estate.

Those who have charge of the af-
fairs of the late David B. HILL stated
that the will is not to be probated un-
til the latter part OF this week, and no
intimation will be given of the amount
of the estate left by the late senator.
1t is certain that his late residence in
Albany, known as Wolferts Roost, is
unencumbered and that this is all the
real estate left by him. The personal
estate is small and is said to be less
than $4,000.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-30

Elgin Watch--7 jewels-hand
some plain or engraved Gold
Filled Case-(Case guaranteed
for twenty years s)-movement toe
well known to require a guaran'
tee-Men's size, $3.50; Women's
size, $1,000.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-30
Chamberlain For Parliament.

London, Nov. 29.-Toseph Chamber
lain will he one of the first members
of the new parliament He has again
been chosen by the Unionists, despite
his ill-healrh, to represent West Bir-
mingham and he will not be opposed.
Mr.. Chamberlain has represented this
constituency since 1876.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-30
New Aue Limit on Erie.

1t is said at Middletown, Y. Y,
that the Erie railroad has adopt
ed a new rule whereby only young
men will be taken into It's employ
hereafter. Up to the present time
there has been an age limit for those
seeking employment with the Erie, be-
ing from 16 to so.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-30
Some Women's Hats Have
Stayed Too Long.

Therefore sacrificing them and hurying them out
while they wanted.
Style and trimming the kind that have found favor all
season. and choosing wide enough to crafty all tastes One
the features of the sale is number OF copies OF French
model hats that marked half their original prices
The others are marked as follows:
Up to SIS Trimmed Hats at SO for choice.
Up to Sl2 Trimmed Hats at $3.50 for choice.
Up to $40 Trimmed Hats at $3.50 for choice.
lot of S. to $3.50 Trimmed Hats at $3.50.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-30
Scarcely Four Weeks of
Christmas Shopping

Are ahead you This ready you in hous
ands and thousands OF Christmas wayand early selections
you know, are the best Come today.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21
Sanos6p6ornene
AT B. 5 Ingeman
NYTIDS-ROMAN FIRE DELE.
(Fortsat.)


,,Godnat, Sundbyl var du med?' sagde Profess
soren. TAX for dit underholdende SelskabP'
bet Slags Underholdning trangte Vi nok allermest
til' svarede Sundby for mig har det Diet mind
ste veret en- stor interchangeable oven paa al den snak."
gKomtessen var dog nydelig7' = sagde Profes-
soren. ,skade, at man kun cen Gang Verden er
ungf'
.,skade, at ingen nu mer kan komme til skels Aar
og Alder for Diet e~vindelige Liv, der raabes paa og ia
ges efterl Skulde jeg have noget mod Dem, gamle
Ven matte Diet vare Deres altfor urimelige Ungdom-
~melighed."
aGodnat, P~edagogr' afbrgd Professoren ham.
= Mar jeg for Alvor b~egynder paa min Opdragelse,
skal jeg sende Bud efter dig - Du spiser vel ellers
hos mig Morgen|
De sixties ad. EN- meget lovende Surmuler, An
ton han er KNAPP halv saa gammel som jeg; nan kan
blive bravt' = sagde Professoren, idet de gk op ad
Trappen til hans Varelser. - ,Jeg har en- Plan / Ho-
vedet med ham og dig. Naar han ON ct Aarstid eller
to rejser udenlands med sine L9mler, kan han tage dig
med - at du ogsaa kan komme paa Bjerget og Sc al
Verdens Herlighed, men have en- brav Surmuler- Engel
we'd siden, som kan holde paa dig, naar du svimler, og
hviske dig Oret; Diet er Legn, unge Venr'
REESE = rejser udbr6d Anton s~jeleglad =
% Diet var den st9rste Lykke, jeg kunde tenke mig i
Verden."
ia, Diet tror jegl Diet skriger de Wide Geslnger paa,
for de faa Fjer og naar de kommer hjem, er de store,
graz Ges, som de famine Gadekaret.p
DE har da visit rejst meget selv, kere Professor ?"
ia isar mellem Kronprinsessegaden og Malke-
vejen. Godnat, Fuglel kom du af Diet rigtige Eg, kan
du ellers gerne flejte verden ct Stykke din Redel'
Me- Rejsetanken gk dog Anton til Sengs, og den
voksede ham fra den Time baade Nat og Dag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21

Men er Diet da gaaet saa galt2s sagde Sundby
endelig forundret. - ,Jeg troede tvertimod, du havde
gJort Furore. Her STAIR 10 store Ber0mmelser over dig
| Bladene.' Han rakte Anton ct Par nys ankomne Dag
blade.
yEr Diet muligt? Err Diet like Spot og Forhaanel-
sep udbr9d Anton og slugte Bladartiklerne med
stirTende 0jne. - % hvis kun en- Tusindedel af alt
dette var sandtP' sagde han, og hans store Dine
straalede. Men jeg we'd Diet bedref p = tilf9jede han
med ct dybt Suk. Mine P~r6veklude skal nu ingen
mer raabe Bravo for! = Naar rejser De med Deres
Grever, kere Sundby7 vii De tage mig med til TIA
lien? eller kan jeg like selv rejse straks - langt bort
til Amerika eller hyor der kan blive noget af
mig?"
,Hvorfor like til Otahaiti? eller til Manner? %
spurgte Sundby. ,Du har vel Lyst til at rejse fra dig
selv, Anton og saa er Diet lige kraftigt, hvor man rel
ser hen. Du kan fly dit Fedreland, er ct gammelt Ord.
men like dig selv. Jeg rejser til Efteraaret. Fglg saa
med mig hvis du KAN men bliv Sommer hos vor
gamlel Hvo we'd hvor lange vi beholder ham?'
,Er han da syg7 spurgte Anton forskrekket-
thar De set ham Dag7 Han var dog saa munter
Aftes'
Mar han er aller lystigst, synes mig altid Do
den staar bag we'd ham, svarede Sundy. It'll
sommer skal Komtesse Camilla have Bryllup'' til
f9jede han mprk ,,hendes Bortrejse vii blive ham ct
svert Pust."
Han kan dog like vere forelsket i Kor..essen
han kunde 10 vere hendes Faderq Den, han var forel-
sket ], har han 10 hadet, og hun er 10 dSd for lenge
siden; men han ser dog paa hende hver Dag
,Hvem har betroet dig Diet, Anton?"
Han selv, da jeg en- Gang spillede paa FlSjte
for ham TusmGrket men han fortr6d Diet nok, da vi
fix Lys; for saa 10 han og var saa underlig."
,Den Latter err desverre OGDEN ham, der udler
Livet og al diets Herlighed. Kun naar han komponerer,
er han sig SEW. - Komtessen er den eneste unge Pige,
der nu har Ore og Sjel for hans Musk, siger han.
Naar hun er borte, falder han sammen og gaar I'D som
ct Lys. = Ogsaa du har haft en- god Vifkning paa
ham, Anton han holder af dig, som du var hans SSn.
Err du ogsaa borte, naar hun rejser, saa"
,Jeg oliver jeg oliver P' = udbr6d Anton
%! er Diet muligtl tror De virkelig, han holder saa
meget af mig? - han pinte mig dog saa frygtelig i
GAR"
Han har set din %Svimmelhed over Diet sagtens alt
for starke Bifald, du vandt = og saa har han maaske
taget lidt for haardt paa dig for at redde dig fra den
Kunstner- F rfengelighed, han hader som Pesten og
mer end nogen virkelig Last
,Ol ia = o, jai saaledes har Diet vsret! TAX
Tax kereste sundbyl nu er jeg saa glad og rolig igen.'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21

Den Ro og Glade, hvormed Anton den Formid-
dag forlod den alvorlige Sundby, skulde dog smart at
ter vige for nye Misforstaaelser og lidenskabelige Stor-
me.
Der var kommet en- fremmed Virtues til Byen, som
gjorde stor Lykke we'd Hoffet, hos Publikum og de
store Selskabskredse. Det var en- italiensk Tenorsanger
Spontani med en- ganske udmerket h9j Stemme; men
han hSrte til den nyeste italienske Skole, som den gamle
Professor like kunde udstaa. Man undrede sig like
over, at den gamle like Wide h9re ham men denne
Gang gik hans Uville urimelig vidt. bet var som der
for en- Dolk igennem ham, hver Gang Navnet Spon-
TAM navnedes, og han undgik ethvert Sted, hvor han
kunde mode ham.
Anton var bleven henrevet af Signor Spontani ind
til Svarmeri. Han havde, uden at tale derom til den
gamle, gjort den fremmede Virtues ct Bes9g, som han
siden oftere gentog. Paa samme It'd var han meget
ivrig at lere Italiensk og Fransk. Der var kommet
ct nyt Lv ham. Han gjorde nye Fors6g Komposi-
ton, men viste dem like til nogen.
En- Dag kom den gamle Professor op til ham paa
Loftskamret for at hente en- Bog. Han saa Anton i
fuldt Arbejde med at renskrive en- stor Bravour-Aria,
som der dog like var skrevet Ord til, men hvortil Par
tituren laa belt ferdig for ham.
Bravo - sagde Professoren - ,jeg skal over
raskes! Diet kan ske straksr' Han lagde Partituren
for sig og satte sig til Instrumental. Neppe hayde han
dog gennemfaret den med 0jnene og gjort nogle Lob
over Tangenterne, for han for op og omfavnede sin
forbl6ffede Elev. y~Pragtigtl pregtigtl' udbr6d han
= ,~,magel9st! - hvem skulde troet Diet ON dig, du
kelne, f6lsomme Nattergall Det er bedre, meget bedre,
end jeg selv kunde gjort Diet du er en- Mester Pa
rodien.'
,,Parodi?' - gentog Anton som himmelfalden
,er Diet en- Parodi?'
,,Naturligvisl - for du er 10 like bleven gal, we'd
jegl - Err du saadant ct umiddelbart Geni, at du like
we'd selv, hvad du g9r saa magel6st ~ saa hpr dal
h6r daN - Den gamle for til Instrumental han
spillede og sang nu med den NEST o%verdrevne Patos
og med allie den nyere italienske Skoles Snirkler
og Rullader den Komposition, der laa for ham. l
Stedet for de m~anglende Ord sang han kun: ,,Lirum-
laruml La, LAP og efterlignede allie de larmende In
der skulde ledsage Temaet. bet var af en-
uendelig komisk Virkning, og linden han kom til Ende,
brast han selv saa heftig en- Latter, at Taarerne lob
ham ned over de magre Kinder. Men Anton 10 like.
Han var bleven d9dbleg. Han udst9dte en- Lyd, der
nesten klang som ct Skrig greb sin Hat og styrtede
som en- rasende I'D af D9ren.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-13
aot5aus "pienenpifin toIitapobtu.

2otIaus pienenpifin toIitapabtus
Min antaa maroitutIia iiitd, ettd
iIien ia ditier tuliii ola bpmin moz
romaiIia, ettei pbteisfunnan Iuurin
mibouinen alfobooli iaifi IapIia tur
mela.
2"dpfddmme Iiis faitin taisteluun
ia turmattaamme toinen toistamme
Imam mitddn.. perIoonaaiiia oiioito;
Iiud aiea moipi ola otoainen Iiaoin.
fin FUN Iitd Ell moiii otatiuafaan.
Monta !op miesta tddud maasIa,
ioina on maimo ia lopiia Suomess
ia, mutta be ioaipat fdrIid Iieud
puutetta aqua iaamotta iiiltd. iois
oenta .tuliii ola perbeen tuti ia turs
ma; Tiqd alfobpoli OIL Iaanut i5dt
mansitii, ioaoin be eitpdt iouoa pers
beistddn buolebtimaan, eipd eoes
min palio, ettd lasten nimet ppipiiis
fpdt muiStosIa.
Wutta, ibmeeqistd fpld, tuoaais
iiae miinan oriiuefin noipi tula pee
laStus Dapabtaian Seeiutien ewan'
feliumin fautta, ettd ipntinen niinou
oria .moipi piettdd iitte raitista eld.
mdG.
SliIi Ills iuotana, ettd tdnne mel.
odntin %fptddmme perustettoiliin
frietiainen raittius Ieura. Gbfd fen
amuqa moitai5iin natanommin
taisteIa tuota iuoppouspabetta
maSiaan. ioGa Oil Min foipin ruSs
tas anIioIuettelo nptpiieltd ia mens
neeltd aialta.
Sttefoamme aIia miebisId fdIitIi,
ebfd fe tuottaiIi tGnnefin iotain bns
mod.
Sopetan stuas ia tpimotan Iuttas
iaue ia fen boiaIa olenaae l%utiias
funnalle onnea ia menestpstd fai>
fisia toimisIanne tdud alfamaqa
nuobella.
8irieenpaibtaia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-13

tddn9 Sttamatfo ne Iiead maStaan
Seeiusta main omatto antaneet Sd.
net mennd obitieen. 8aitti, iotfa
pttapar Sdnen nastaan. antoa
Sdn hoffman Sumolan lopiefii tuls
la. Niin mpDs it'd nanbus field
Suomesia, pnnG iisfoni, iotta olette
iiead foiftinaisten puutteitten ala,
futen ndiu firieesidnne. Serra Su'
maIa teitd Iieud iiunatfoon! Seitta-
fdd faitti toimonne Serran pddne,
tpud !9dn faiffi parbaafIi fddntdd.
Sttataa armo armosta pastaan
ennenfuin on mpDbdistd. Slfaa
faitti termeboittp meiltH. - Sauta'
mdteldiIile mpDs terneiIid!
Mrmon lapIi
gamma Wainionpdd. :
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-13

eutWpuS$s AtsSp
!Serran armoa ia raubaa toipo'
tan faifille fristitpeiiiqe ia Iiiariae,
min Ianealti FUN tdmd Guttaiaslebti
moi tertpeiIeni miebd! Wtutta crit,
tdinfin Sarborisia olefpiae abbis'
tetuiae meIiiue ia TIariae. @niin fp'
inn teiltd fuinfa olette MT iafIaneet
usfoa Ipntinne anteetIi? - Sieodn
tpud, ettd fpIpmpfIeni on bpwtn
QUITO Mile, ioitten on alma belppo
usfoa, iotta opat 10 min pitfdue
ebtineet mon bdilpnilfiIen ipodmen=
ia moittamiIeeIa, ettei endd fostaan
tornitSe malittoa: nSerra bplfdIt
minut, !Serra unboitti minut." Sa
pield ouoompi Mile, iotta opat 10
fen marmuuoen iaanuttaneet, ettei
he fosfaan Ianfeefaan, maan ptpat
10 min lansenneet ettei beiodn tor'
mitietaan endd lanseto.
Wutta teiIe beifoiqe ia bors
iumile armonlapfiae oil minun bas
Iuni firioittaa muutama Jana: Wtuis-
tafaa mitd m neripltdmme ia.
noo teiGe 10 Seiaias profeetan faut'
to: sid pelfdd, ct find tuIe bd'
peddn. Gld ole faino, fiqd Ell iinun
pibd .bdpeddn tuleman; fpaan iiuun
pitdd nuoruutes bdpedn unobto.
man Siad, ipfa iinun tehs
MT on, ban on iinun miebeIi, Sierra
5Sebaot on bdnen nimenId ia Ssrae-
lin ppbd Iinun lunastaiaIi, iota fai-
fen mailman SumaIafIi futiutaan."
SnomaIitte fai faniit armon lap
let fufa oil teioGn lunostoianne?
ettd ie oil SsraeIin ppbd, iota foi'
Fen maailmun Sumalafii mpDs tut'
i%utaan. - Slilito iiis ipptd pelfoon,
fnn faifcn maailman SumoIo lus
naStoiofIemme f%utfutaan. Win mi.
I'd ~pelfddtte? W}itd bdmmdstytte?
Sanofaa apostoIi Yoonolin fans
ia: &oolema, fusIa on Iinun pias?
Selmetti, fusIa ON Iinun moittoS?
&uoleman ota on ipnti ia ipnnin
moima OH lafi. Wutta fiitos Sus
Nolan, iota meiUe notion antonut
on meiodn Serramme Seeiutien
&ristutien fautta.
&atiotaa fufa On teioGn ebestGn.
ne riStiinnaulittu ia fenen fautta on
ndin ialo MOTTO iaonutettu nditten
birmuisten pibcuisten plitIe. Wtnis'
tafaa iieud %fiuIausten ia obbistus'
ten abiosia, ettd oIemme fasteesia
istutettu 8ristufIeen, 6dneen, iofa
eoestdmme 9etIemanesla inertia biz
toili. Site ole ills Wiaiamionin ME
meen fastettu, ioten usfonne Ell iilti
t%arrpitie boriua poiffa ban ontin
faatunut; ettefd ole Sapolan eitd
6einonfoon nimeen fastettu, paan
Sdnen, iota ON Ipntimme Sumalan
ebeSIG Iomittanut MIN. 8%ristufien.
Gbfd buuoabtoin fpIptte, ettd enf5
nina ole fosfaan o1ut abbiStettu?
- Gpud, melieni ia fiIoreni, oIenpa
monestifin. Woriinfin nptpGdn os
len Iu.ulta ia murbeeIta oDut uIein
aboistettu, fun Sumolon Ianon rim
malta tutfin niitd iieud ilmenneitd
a%Iioita, ioittenfa tdbben olette nps
fpddn enite obuistettu, iofa lienee
%iaanut monen teistd, iofo f%ofonoap
tabi oIofIi, unbottamoan fen, iofo
on ebestdmme ristiinnailittu.
Tiin SeeiuS eldd ia meiad on eld'
ma ptiin Sdnesid. So ipodmestd'
nj toinon ia rufoilen Sumolaa, ettd
Seeius pIfdmme ia Sdnen moriias
menIa didn't f~aifuiIi pield iloiiena
6arborisiatin, iofa ddni on MT
niitten ipnffien Attain tdbben tauon'
nut.
Serran armoaiSta uutta muotta
toifpotan mieId teiqe Sarborin mel'
let ia Iiiaret, iefd faifiue, iotfa See
iuSto rotostamat.
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