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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-12-07
'TWIX DEVIL AND DEEP SEA.
Law Will Get Him Whether He
Does or Whether He Doesn't.

Does or Whether He Doesn't.
A Michigan court has before it
a unique question. 1t was brought
up by farmer, who lives four
miles from the school house. He
has several children, who must
walk the four miles. The law com
pels the parents to send the chill
dren to school. The woods between
the farm house and the school con-
tain many bears and wolves. The
farmers children have several
times been badly frightened and
even chased by the wild animals
But it is against the law for the
farmer to shoot the beasts. They
are under the protection of the
state, and if the farmer were to kill
one of them he would find himself
in difficulties. Now he wants the
court to tell him what to do under
the circumstances. The law saws
he must send his children to school.
and at the same time says he must
not kill the wild things that ter
rorize them and even menace their
lives.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-12-07
RECEIVERSHIP WAS DENIED
southern Life Insurance ComnaDv
is Again in Charge of Its Affairs
by Order of Judge WORTH

Thursday mornings mail brougb+
an order from Judge W, G. W 9T'
ltIl oisssolVing the temporary re-
sstralning order issued against the
9outhern Life Insurance Co. and
dlscharging the receiver.
Inc company was required how
ever TO give an eventual condemna-
ZION bond to each of the plaintiffs
N the suits for such sums said
plalntlffS may recove" from pend
ing suits. PoAu-
Inc company is, therefore again
IN charge of its officers, and will
resume the collection of assess
menus menus Tor the purpose of settling
with those who have claims.
Inc company expects, with the CO.
operation of it's policy holders and
the public, to soon have its affairs
on firm basis and all OUTSTANDING
claims satisfied.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-12-07
One Hot Brick

The precipitate manner in which
Atlanta dropped the agitation to re-
move Mercer to the Gate City is
taken as an indication that some
body had hold of a super-heated
brick, and the best thing to do
would be to crawl back into the
hole and remain silent.
Business men say that the big
gest problem or obstacle in the
way of removing the capitol would
be the cost. 1t is pointed out, how
ever, that Georgia got the plot on
which the present capitol stands as
gift from Atlanta, and that the
building cost under a million dol
lars. The property now is tremen-
doualys valuable, and in a sale would
probably net the state million and
half dollars. That at once wipes
out the objection of cost.
The great growth of Middle and
South Georgia both in wealth and
population means that these sections
can, by combining, Dominate North
Georgia in state matters. A change
of sites for the capitol would of
course have to come through con-
stiutional amendment, and Middle
and South Georgia combined could
probably carry the issue if it ever
pamn TO a vote
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-12-07
FASTEST TRAIN IN COUNTRY.
New Schedule Gives 96-Minutes Run
From Philadelphia to Jersey City.

NEW YORK,-Not to be outdone
by the rivals, which would other
wise be the case when the new Penn
sylvania station opens next Sunday,
the Central Railway of New Jersey
will cut it's running time an even 10
minutes. In other words, the short
ening of the Pennsylvania time
through the use of the Hudson tun-
nels is to be met by the Inaugural
ton of the fastest train schedule
ever attempted in this country
After this week they will make
the 90 miles between Philadel-
phia and Jersey City in SO minutes
fiat, or at speed of SAN miles an
hour for the entire distance. OPP
Grating officials of the Jersey Central
explained that in fact the actual
running time would be IL minutes
less than this, that allowance being
made for stops and slowdowns, the
latter notably over the Newark Bay
drawbridge, which all engineers are
forbidden to cross in less than four
minutes. This brings the average
speed to 642S5 miles an hour.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-12-07
THERE'S NO JOKE ABOUT IT
MACON WANTS STATE CAPITOL.
AND ATLANTA is UNEASY.
Many Prominent Men Say 1t Would
Be Best to Move the Capitol
to a Central Point.

ATLANTA, Ga.-At first inclined
to Taught with amused tolerance at
Macon's movement to remove the
state capitol to that city, now a
feeling of real uneasiness pervades
inner circles here. What seemed at
first only a joke is now seen to
mean something more. Prominent
men from over the state coming
here since the agitation started
voice a pretty general opinion that
it would be a wise thing to move
the state capitol to the center of the
state.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-12-07

A sprained ankle will usually dis
able the injured person for three or
four weeks. This is due to lack of
proper treatment. When Chamber
iain's liniment is applied a cure may
be effected in three or four davs
This liniment is one of the best and
most remarkable preparations in use
Sold by all dealers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-12-07
Not Much Joke.

From joking about the matter At
lanta has come to the point of real
izing that it might easily grow in
to a serious move and one that in
the end could mean tn loss of the
capitol and tremendous prestige to
the city.
A veteran real estate man of Ma
con has pledged himself to sub
scribe $4,000 as a starter for a
million dollar fund which Macon
intends to raise to be laid at the
disposal of the State Of Georgia.
A vigorous campaign will be
started at once throughout the en-
tire state, and in South and Middle
Georgia especially.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-12-07

eleven hundred and eighty-tfve
pounds of lint cotton.
l used the American Agricultural
chemical Cos. "Bowker Guano" on
both acres of corn and cotton. Very
truly yours, IF. N. CARTER.
Doubling Thomasis can refer as to
Mr.. Carriers responsibility to Dun
and BradstTeets commercial agen-
cles and any bank in Thomasville
Ga, and Mr.. Carraway will present
one hundred dollars in gold to any
one disproving the authenticity of
the above letter or impeaching the
claims made therein.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-12-07
Saved From Awful Death.

How an appalling calamity in his
family was prevented is told by A.
D. Mcdonald, of Fayetteville, N. G"
R. F. D. No. s. my sister had con-
SUMPTION" he writes, she was very
thin and pale, had no appetite and
seemed to grow weaker every day,
as all remedies failed, till DR.. King
New Discovery was tired, and so
completely cured her that she has
not been troubled with a cough
since. It's the best medicine l ever
saw or heard of " For coughs, colds,
lagrippe, asthma, Group, hemorrhage,
all bronchial troubles, it has no eqal,
soc, $500. Trial bottle free. Guar
anteed by the Dawson Drug Co.
\ %r,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-12-07
How He Did 1t.

Mr. Bridges makes an affidavit to
the following itemized statement of
the cost of producing this remark
able yield on ten acres:
Jan IS, 26, cutting stalks. $ 800
Jan. &c, IL, hauling barn
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-12-07
TERRELL THE BANNER CORN COUNTY
,rRsT PRIZE IN SOUTH
W. u,rsT GEORGIA CONTEST.

Tom Bridges Grew 1,241
Mt. .hoIs on Ten Acres, and Got
n p in Premiums. just Doubled
the Next Highest Man.
~, H T. Bridges, Terrell coun-
.,s S' champion corn raiser is now
ny w champion of Southwest Geor-
90, predicted in The News, he has
The first prize for the largest
s ,od grown on ten acres in South
w. Georgia, and has doubled the
NEXT highest contestant.
Mr. Bridges has produced one
sonsand two hundred and forty-one
S.sbaIs of corn on ten acres of land
"a m Tuesday was awarded the
s s.st nrize in the Albany Herald s
p ,oord annual corn contest for
Soomtbwest Georgia. This remark
'So Weld on ten acres averaged
avn avn bushels per acre. By taking
4 er Drize Mr.. Bridges wins 5000
r 1--WE by the Herald, and 800 CIV
~ by Hon. John R. Mercer of Daw-
VT The second prize, 800, was won
w " J. Pinson, of Dougherty coun-
- who averaged 62 bushels to the
acre The third prize, $50, went to
\ L. Wooten, who averaged SO
bpshels to the acre.
In the special one-acre contest
CIR Dougherty county the following
raro the prize winners: w. J.
pinsnn. 80 bushels; S. o. Monk, 90
bushels; ]. c. Barbre, 81 bushels.
There we're IA contestants in the
ten-acre contest and seven, in the
acre contest.
The prizes were awarded at a
corn carnival held in Albany yester-
dav, at which all the contestants
who made exhibits furnished proof
Of Yields and detailed descriptions
of methods of cultivation of seeds,
etc.
How He Did 1t.
Mr.. Bridges makes an affidavit to
the following itemized statement of
the cost of producing this remark
able yield on ten acres:
Jan. 25, 26, cutting stalks. $ 800
Jan. &c, IT,, hauling barn
yard manure ....... 5000
Feb 3, 4, 5, 9, II, breaking
land 1000
March IA, laying off or mark
ing rows .... ... 500
March IS, 10, planting corn. 400
April IS, replanting corn. so
April 26, 27, siding corn. =. 200
May Is, putting out guano. 200
May Is, blowing corn, sec
ond time ............ 200
May 20, splitting middles. $50
June 3, 4, laying by corn. -. 400
Cost GuanO and soda. $500. $4,000
Gathering corn ...... 5000
Gathering corn ...... $500
Total ................$542. 20
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
SNOW TOO DEEP FOR AUTO.
IS USED TO RUN FEED MILL
Farmer Harnesses His Machine TO
the Grinder ard Makes II Do
Good Work

WHITE. : OAK. heb. l6-AlthOugh
the roads are too badly blocked by
snow 20 make motoring possible, f..
F.. Thompkins well.known and en-
terprising farmer living near here.
does not propose TO have his fine auto
mobile dead loss pending the raising
OF the snow blockade
He has harnessed his otherwise
useless auto To his feed mill and with
the engine OF the auto can grind feed
al the rate OF about - sacks az hour.
He has a eight-inch burr mill, and
when grinding with horse power had
10 use from eight To ten horses. To
secure the same power he runs his
auto engine al a rate that could carry
the auto a distance of about ? miles
an hour
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
Warrants out For Alleged swIndl.rs.

Andrew Krelss. the stove works
foreman recently swIndled out Of
81 500 in fake rncing scheme, swore
out warrants in the police court We'd
nesday morning charging Thomas
Martin. John Roach. George Harris
and John Doe" with grand larceny
The police say Kreiss identified pic.
lures received from the police OF 9th.
or cities rs portraits Of the men named
in The warrants. and ell are said 10
have records One warran, charges
Martin, Harris and Doe" with tho lar.
ceuy OF 81. 900 on Ian. 20. In tho ether
Martin. Harris and ROACH are charged
with the larceny oi
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
Pill E s
Quickly
Cnre u
Instant Relief. Permanent cure-TrIal
Package Mailed Free to All
In plain Wrapper.

We want every man and woman.
suffering from the excruciating tor
ture OF piles 10 Just send their name
and address 10 us and get by return
mall a free trial package or the most
effective and positive cure ever known
for this disease. Pyramid Pile Cure.
The way TO prove what this great
remedy will do In your own case. IA
TO iust I'll ont free coupon and send
to us and you will get by return mail
u free sample OF Pyramid Pile Cure.
Then after you have proven to your
self what II can do. you will go 10 tho
druggist and get 5O-cent box.
Don't undergo an operation. Opera.
lions are rarely -snccesS- and 98taH
lead 10 terrible consequences. Pyra.
mid Pile Cure reduces all innamma
ton, makes congestion. irritation Hch
ing. sores and ulcers disappear-and
the piles simply quit No knife ana
It's torture No doctor and his bills
For sale at all drug stores at 90
cents box
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
PAROLE LAW ILLEGAL.
Stensland and Others May Have To
Return 10 Prison.

SPRINGFIELD Ills. Feb 1.-THE
supreme court today declared uncon-
stitutcnal the illinois parole law Con
seouently all paroles under this act
are Illegal and the concensus Is that
Paul O Stensland G. W Herring Mrs.
Rumadka. exWife Of a Milwaukee
riillOnaire and others paroled by the
state board OF pardons will have 10
return 10 the penitentiary
Judges of the supreme court re-
fused 10 give a direct answer To his
question but intimate that the pro
ceedings must be gone through with
again The law - inyalidated by a
technicality aud. he opinion OF tn"
court does not touch the question or
whether the legislature has authority
10 delegate 10 the board Of pardons the
parole powers IL has been exercising.
The law is invalid the court holds
because il carried an appropriation 10
nay the salaries OF parole agents
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
House Passes harbor Bill.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l6--An OK
penditure OF s40.000.000 for tho i'm
provement OF the waterways OF the
United States is authorized IN the
river and harbor bill passed by the
house Yesterday The appropriations
were allotted In committee and every
state and territory is recognized. That
was why the bill went through by
unanimous vote. everybody being rea-
sonably satisfied and no one inclined
10 make any objection The bill went
TO the senate today
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
Msckay System Declares Dividend

NEW YORK Fed. Ib.-Ihe MHckny
the syndicate which con
trolls the Postal Telegraph and Com.
mercial Gable lines will yield TO the
clamor that followed the announce.
ment that the American Telephone &
Telegraph Co had secured control OF
the Western Union Telegraph Co. and
dispose OF the stock IN the American
company which is now held by the
Mackay companies The net earn.
inss OF tho Mackay companies FOR the
past wear we're sS.776t44. OF which
amount s3.7ts657 was paid out TO the
stockholders In dividends
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
NOW IT'S MY WIFE'S" TURN
TO SING "HOORAY! HOORAYr
Writer OF the Gone 10 the Country"
Song Arrested on Charge Of
Abandonment

My hubby's nailed IN Boston, hooray
hoOray,
He Thought he'd leave me- in the lure a
ann ueatty steal away,
but now hear I've got him. hooray,
hOorayb
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17


CHICAGO Fen. This isn't eX.
nctly the way that George Bernhamcr
wrote thu classic az 1909. My Wifo's
Gone 20 the Country" but it is the
Popular version with Mrs Theresa
Pernhamer. the wife IN question. since
she learned that her husband had been
arrested IN Boston on The charge OF
wife abandonment and would be oN
tyadited and returned to Chicago.
y Bernhamer, whose stage and musical
name is George Whitney, sent his Wiz
La the country last summer and then
.xuberanty wrote the ballad He
was arrested on complaint 81 lis Wiz
ior aban lonment bdt when arraigned
before Judge Newcomer he agreed q
pay $40 eeklv and she promised not
Ia prosecute him
He left ChicaGo aud failed TO live up
10 the agrCcment. she asserts and an
other warrant vas sworn out by her
IN Thursday Mrs. Bernhamer is an
actress.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21
Niaple, @is.
6ubtifuuua 1910.

|. S~ubtituuua 1910.
Slmat rfpat oueet mitd berttoiIims
mat, mutta mt iuuri tdudaifaa no
hbnsin tpintu ttdtuuli. Sos fitd pill
iaa pitemmdn aifaa min Ioooaau
nieIG lunta, paiffa onfin 10 mibe.
ridinen ruobo moosIa. SbmeeaiTid
onat 2uoian tpDt.
3dmd fpld faspoa fopaa fpptid
9lina main Iaapuu uuIia farmareito
ia buoneita tebbGGn fiireemmdn
tautta. T6GuG onfin aipan 5uomas
!aiSten malta. &aitfi taunnimme
mirfamiebet ppot iuomalaiIia ia MT
on mieId posiimestarifin Iuomolois
men. Npt plemme Ills pddsIeet iiitd
pulaSta iosta On uiein pubuttu, ettd
Iaa ba uuIi poStimeStori.
&onIauisle nrofunta on oIfarnt tot
mimaon urfuia firtfoon tdmdn tes
fan oitana. Seurafuntamme menee:
Tin bpnin eteenpdin. 3asipaa find
1imueIa fun ,tontrifin" faSpaa. &c
on oineeuiiesti bppdad fanraua; on
oma nelaton firtfo ia foIme eeferid
mooto, iofa on oioottu ia loitettu
bpnddn tuntoon. Snpa raboofin
ndbdn fosiosIa popin paItfaa fpar'
ten. Seuratuntamme Ell Ills ole pl'
lenfaan rpostaomoan" pdin, fuien
erddltd tabolta on firioitettu.
Sa benseainen puoli OH bppd. On
polio niiid, iotfa omistonat mopaon
Sumalan ormon omolle f%oboalIeen,
iosta tiitps Sumolole. = Dritetddn
main Ieiirofuntoloiiet ponnistoa es
teenpdiu ptiisid tuumin, poifta fuins
ia miboIlinen ompuiIi nuolioan.
Sobn NnttiIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21
Sumtersmiae, Mumn.

2eId on tullut tdnnefin ia beind on
tuDut maaban, eitd on 10 eldimiue
ruofaa. Gina on ldmmintd fuin fe'
Idld. ?
Tddud oil tulipalo. @rddltd tots'
fieliIeltd poloi bpwd oiuinbuone ia
faitti irtaimisto mitd oil, oinoas'
taan ompelutone i%aotiin pelaste'
tutli.
Se oil Iuuri mabinfo file perbeel'
lie. Snat ianoneet tulleen mabintoa
ID Iataa bonaria.
8aboeeta tauppalastamme tili
pois fapofat. Wenob9asta tuli pois
3 fapaffaa ia Sebetosta faflt fa'
paffao. Ndmd fouppalot otpat MT
rtuimia" eta niield fuulu endd pos
boa eldmdd, joten on bppin iie'
mod.
SuIia on i~euouaamme min fomos'
ii, ettei miaoinfaan ole ount min
palio. Naapuri mr.. @nbrem Tuots
iala an iaanut niitd tdnd tolfpena 8
fappaletta. ioista on iaannt toppo
robaa 10 bouaria fappaleesta.
MainitIen m6ban mielipiteistdni
9luttaian Iubteen. Nuttaia on npfps
dan parbaimmaQa fonnaaa, ettei
fen iubteen pitdiii feuddn oaa mis
tGdn Ianottapad. I%uttaiasIa on tors
peetii maalliia u%utiIia. Somoin bn'
mid ben9euiIid firioitutiia, iofa OILS
Fin t6rfein puoli.
Iuttoio on bpmG pappi, rifas ties
ooistaan. Gn l"uliii len %lutiiotuns
naua plerpon mitddn Iitd nastoan.
W}inG main toinoton g~luttoialle pitt
fdd it'd ia bpmdd ~menestDstd.
Soinottaa toIitarfpiiuti ella,
Inoreip Ibo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21

9aboetIan puotta tofoperin, toms
mifuun 26 p:nG, erGS BoStonin
mics iuopuneeno = roSnottuna fois
fiesta inbimiaiI estd oiatusfpppstd =
murbaii maimonia 9rio9it Geuropn.
So tdmd topabtui taupunsisia, iofa
pIpeiIee forfeaSta mpraalistaan ia
febuu olemanIa oinoa fuupunfi
maaiImosfa, iosia on lain mufai'
men idriestps %fapafoiue.
2auantaina, miiffo tdmdn idIfeen
Iai toinen Bridget iurmania mieben'
IA fdbestd, erddn fp%uofrotolon tois
Tesla ferrofiesio, 541 6. Sirst fa'
buaa, bdnen tuItna firfosta, iosIa
bdn oil oIut rufoilemasIa miebenid
fielun ebestd.
Boston Imerican" Iebti fertoo
tdstd tapabtumasta ieuraomao:
Waiffd CT Bridget (Sonrop) ollut
fain foImenfpmmenen miioen puos
ben ifdinen, ndptti ban poIion man
bemmoIta. Suru oil 10 oIfonut fois
namaon uronia bdnen fosnoiueen.
!Sarmoifii olfoi 10 biufIenia fdpod
ia fdrTimpsten ia Iurun wdre foifui
banen ddnesfddn. = Sdn oil iItofin
obotenut miestddn fotiin tulemotIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21
3ipcat ia arat feabfct.

Monet ibmiiet tietdpdt tunteet ia
Ioirouoen Iurfean titan. &oittien tb'
misten pitaiii tietad, ettd SoIep's go
nep onb Gar, parboin furffu' ia
feubfolddte, porantoa plan fimut ia
psfan ia mobwistaa lnonnouiieen
funtoon. 3pipfdd SoIeps Sonep anb
Gar. Mpptdmdnd Oscar NorbIins'
iuo.
Sofaimea nuorimies aiotteIee.
ettd mistdbdn iaifi bpmdn putpun
balpalla, min ilmoitamme, ettd n''ta
faatte meiltd.
Hintala &c 2aufpnen.
pit 6. Murora Il.
Sronipoob, Wltcb
Gtpanfeltfia foIentereia iaata'
mama tdmdn lebben firiopainosta.
= 2dpfadpd ostamasia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21
&anianisfirtfofnnma,.
iDbtpfmnta.

2irtfot. elm. past. 6. @.Ris ianen,
S04 Sim Street, Salumet, Wticb.
WaraeTimies, past. s. Sumsfonen,
Wenab9o, Wtinn.
airiuri, past. Saatto 6irmi, 9r
422, Glp. Minn.
Worof., past. g. @uori, 262
Oillon It,, port 9lttbur, Ont, San
Rabastonbpitaia, @m. 9rdnnes,
6. Dor IL, Sronmoob, Wtid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21

vSe on all right = ie on all right"
&c oil mitd tGmd petomainen mics
pubeli, FUN Sobn Soul, iofa aiui
folmanneua lattialla ia ~fuultuaan
melun, tuli poifalIe.
Sum Soil rddIi IiIdae buoneeieen
fobtaIi bdntd faubea ndtp. Waimo
mafaii tesfeud Iattiaa tdpIin puettu.
ma. Gonrop buoiui ieindn pieresid
mutisten itIetIeen: Isl mifddn bdtd.
nj, foifti bpnin pmtoIi lattialc."
polona Iapustunut lamsPu beitti
bimmedn malan paimon fasnoille,
oIoittaen paitfaa mibin rbrtin isfu
oil iattunut. Waimonpdd oil nerieid
la buffet b~aiaaaan.
SOU iuofii bateen p2liiIia ia IT,
motif tapabtuman naapureiue, iotfa
tiirebtipdt paifaae tobtorin Fans
ia.
Sobtori poImistui piefletpn ia run
neltuneen ruumiin Mi ia foitti ~
bdntd. &c eli endd lpffinpt. &ddn'
tpen poliiiiin pdin ionot tobtori:
y&uonut OF ouut fuoueena 10 mums
tamia minuutteja."
Siind oil taubea ndfp - lddlittd'
md fertomus naimon fuolemasta.
HuumiS mafaIi runneltuna, ipaatteet
repaleitIi renittpnd ia buonefalut
faifti epaidriestptIesid, fertoen tais'
teIusta. = So opiopuoliIo fdoet mes
risid multi tdIittdmdttDmid ianpia,
tdpttden TOTO buoneen piinan bas
Julia.
GdsId oil natp, iota poliiiitfaan
eip6t oleet ennen tatIoneet. Wtuts
to re mielG tulipat ndfemGGn iota'
Fin exempt liifuttamaa tdsIG peto
maiiesia ritofiesia.
Sdmdn perbeen poifa, iosta ems
nemmin ferroimme, tuli fotia tietd.
mdttd mitd fotona oil tapabtunut.
9uomattuaan poliiiit fotonoan,
muuttui poita tuolon falpeofIi. Rai-
pattuaon tienla totoontuneen mdti.
%iouton Idpi %peremmdfIi buonetta,
fobtaii hdntd ndtp, iota pani bdnet
foubusta buubabtamaan, fuin tita'
ri oliIi pistettp bdnen IpbdmeenId
poifa lasfeuIi polfpiueen ruumiin
fpiereen ia nostaen nainoian muier.
rettra pddtd ipliinId ianoi: rditi :
diti" IeuaiIeqa ddneud, iofa iaattoi
ldsndoliioitten iilmistd eppneleet tpir'
tana muotamaan.
81 fuulunut nastausta, iuG faus
hee tohrus oil = moimo oil fuolut
ettd ban oil taatunut iIdn fdoen
fautta.
rSi, diti! = iiti!~ Se oil iSrfpneen
igoGmen poIittopa ddni.
poifa nosti beadsti ruumiin muos
teele. Siite istui ban life tuoliae
tpuoteen niereen ia iifi min ettd ruu'
miinIa tdrifi - itfusta, iofo tuli
murretun |ieluSta.
poliiIi fulfil iIdn ia poian pDfIi Iu'
fittuiin Ieaiin, mutta diti raufan runs
ueltunut ruumis ioi maata bdtuitez
tpsfd fooisIa.