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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-10
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The final preliminary debate was
held in the university chapel before a
large and enthusiastic audience Satur-
day night The work of the ten con-
testants was uniformly strong, both as
regards argument and delivery. The
six successful debators follow in the
order Of their rank Mitchell o. Ellis.
/. L. Williamson, Streeter Speakman.
Tom Mayheld, F. A. Balyest and ]. L.
Highsaw. J. NJ. Wallace and P. D.
Erwin ranked seventh and eighth and
were named as altefnates. E. M.
Castleberry and ]. A. Dickey made
brilliant speeches but were unsuccess-
full. Ellis, Williamson and Highsaw
will oppose Kansas at Lawrence, while
Speakman, MayfieId and Balyeat will
face Colorado in the finals at Norman.
Professor Gould, state geologist and
professor of geology at the state uni
lversity, has been extended an invita-
tion to speak for Oklahoma at the
meeting of the Southern Commercial
Congress. to be held at Atlanta, Ca,
during the second week in March. His
subject will be The Relation of Okla
homa Resources to the, Business In
terests of the South" The meeting
will be attended by President Taft, ex-
President Roosevelt, several members
of the cabinet, most of the governors
of the southern states, and number
of prominent economists and authori-
ties upon the resources of the south
The religious work of the institu-
tion is every week gaining added force
and prominence under the able guild
ance of general Y. NJ. c. A, secretary,
J. J. Mcconnell The large student del
egation which the university sent to
the state Y. NJ. c. A. conference at
Enid has returned charged with en-
thusiasm, and everything indicates
that the work will proceed here with
diligence never known before.
Continued on Last Page)
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-10

Sl.65 for Children's S2.25 and
$3.50 Shoes
75C for Ladies SIPS House
Slippers
Csc for Children's 81 Shoes
S5c for Mems SOC Underwear
S2.25 for any So Hat in store
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-10

Right full benefit them all Winter profits
 article guaranteed first quality
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06
RESULT OF BRITISH ELECTIONS.

In the British parliament which Of this
month the parties will have precisely strength Ms the last
parliament This curious Outlook explained the other
day by British observer something like this
they should be called upon question thought
they had settled many al
those that have
oyerurns be safely credited practically
Mr. Aqth continues in with his forces undinnshed
hand with bis forces unstrengthencd lilo m
the Liberal party the prcserya
peculiarly the premier viii
need all his skill of which he repeatedly given proof
triple league united sedy Fortunately they agreed (bog
different moye) the issue which prominently country
tho abolition Of the o
That must be the first question
until 1t Is settled apparently nothing thought Mr. Asqutb
logical course pursuance OF the plan which he
since the FIRST attack by tho lords the
Introduce again his Veto Bill commons
tho lords The lords Will reject IT, substitute plan
reform Of the
In that event Mr. Asqtb apparently agree
enough Lbea 10 "swnmp the house lords
majority In that chamber permit tho bill
the threat VIII doubtless be sufficient without the
three hundred with nearly eighty
years The lords viii be away path
cleared foh Liberal legislation
Then will arise question Of Ireland Asquh
their support present struggle framing Of
bill but one thing can be predicted and That tglMe H. the Other
hand The King refuse The wenes Il h difficult
except the resignation Of Mr. Asqt another election
comes We MINK may ry DO expected IN Of the wild daonenl
prophecies of both parties TO The British
wi" be safe aud neither revolution anarchy
people
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06
nI1M1NATn THH pmIBoARp.

Now TINT President Taft has ad himself against billboard advertising
American Civic Association experience the comfortable feeling that
adjustment what Is
Of all United States monstosy exchange There can be little
Presidents letter the association convention
Chicago prevent sd nconsiderate
invading the beauty spots featuring homonou
hndes along unkssed highways
oxRyaganty foster individual whose Of the
things offended Who splendid vista
rupture of an
dubcd with vivid letters describing the mcr of
particularly whether is wO miles
Bnkum clothing ~ Such appeal neither wacticoty
idoalism
''of rid the diusngy uuIicuoquo advertisements which
at would be thing accomplished
the
remedy" Probably the association has given this matter much
topics discussion. The difficulty
uniform action throughout the
try obnoxious billboard
partly Of less resistance,
Scenic beauty belonging to both the municipality and the state
attempt detract II Professionally discouraged
hde fields in bzon forth the
trade commodities Much communities
mitigating tho billboard nuisance the Presidents expressed
public feeling
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06
INsuLARITY AND FLAGS.

An afternoon which speciality discovering japanese
spies hchnR Pearl IIarlor pboogmphg Diamond
dropping family conversations for the benefit Of department
Toxic minimizing the Editor shcbn sbnpo
IN his Wniworby work Of establishing community
Honolulu Japanese and Ionoulans Of the represented
II unfortunately SIN regarded matter Of pride
10 dond everything not originating in he United profess
more Or ess contempt for "focgne" especially
~ occasionally Carried 10 the point where
merely msulr bonaHss such the incident reported
eenty or taken hs by oodma 10 insult
as defcne@h such a. the asaut very Japanese
by Han Fnucsco touRA
JhphnN nag over Japanese fehohoue without the Displaying
American eao This another instance Of oywarged segayeness Here
nt he Crossroads Of m Pacific have
ne boad enough 20 recognize He brotherhood view with
equhpWy tlo desire " each Of tho
hodhyt Nhm iNowD s intentional born designed Tt Pgnu.
COG hH the cublol 0f that nationality Chinese aud Korean
people dHpiy their never
ana bnln1 throw er ap 70 the Hawaiian breeze without any
atift regard 70 International eiWelta
ppng te past few days tlee been many thousand Japa aaps
Tying aud Che ordinary citizens hafe lp quite n sight W.
hogf opWosp le habit Of ong something owpi h. an
but foH 0f
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06
MIR. 11anTroor,s LITTLE AGITATION.

The agitation launched by Lghtfoot of pa
the public schools, modified
tonching certain public schools stir both the
whites OF community japanese
gfoo whites almost by japanese
The shock to h~ater in the fac that they had been led to
believe by the Nppu Jill the Of the
Igh dntcrcstcd
Hawaii had the people Waikiki of Nuuanu, their
and end them
would be the the faithful collie suddenly developing
sheep starting ~ harry the flock
The little agitation has
Japanese majority the whites propose
yesterday
condemnation
foots attitude
As matter Of fact the utences Of occupying
position Of
Mr.
That such be simply emphasizes the tho
community sensitive with feelings
least thing will affect In view of the slight
words the the community outside the splash
should that Mr. hgbtfoot speaks only himself.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06
JAPANESE AS PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS

Provided the lady question qualified otherwise
girl engaged by the department of education TO charge
grades school
nothing inherently about being Japanese nothing
Of gnowonan qualifications teaching tcnti nothing dquay
American citizenship color lines standing
Of America that the stripes float country where equality
In opportunity prevails
We have public school teachers of Chinese blood md they
teachers
and they perform satisfactory the
have natuml Americans from lands engaged acher they
quite good the
blood Of her right
should IT, why should
We have japanese nnrsemads plenty and thinks strange
inappropriate that these japanese should instruct
children
teacher for little older chldronf
tihg to
remain eighty thousand Japanese the Islands with
increasing at tho rate Of thousand ya Japanese
20 DO primo nc IN local governmental
IN public This inevitable things they are
81 will be strictly "Amorican."
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06


PRESS on AufIAaY FtAEa
Ts q hs un,ei saiss .res pretty asriiss
tho necessity Of sr 70 become supsdi s,ss ssy ssss = ss
with other Tho lsaang papers o. che country uai ndsmnas
spending oassoas following editorial oran'
New York wonl-,ro Afr Dssns sensational proclamation ,As,
wholly unpopaod and that have security
thing never have been prepared
uses the term and for another thing there virtue in
Washington Po''Phap' conditions the Pacific Coast for
is for ships rather than forts Would land deene prevent the invasion Of
the coast by foe as inscriptions Japan proved herself to be the
Boston Postn appear improving
military service the should standing
armies CONSUMPTION striving after European effects And above all
Hartford TmesIf there were some real ground for fearing that mil
lion German about land
possession of the country there would be for the sending of this
document the house of representatives But have hugo costing
nearly $l5ooooO and twice powerful as any feet that Germany
or Japan could despatch on a waTlihe Grand
Philadelphia Rccodho defenceles condition win
be made public What is wanted enough of make loosen
Baltimore preparedness requirement
people preferred
mon sense " guns and soldiers and have to be satisfied with the
60 further in support Of contrary policy Tory the e@alfory the
boundary 2"
Providence Joprnl"Trom many volunteer
the military face first class
has been cumsonoy demonstrated The Of is
hcaly a footing ut all times"
Regarding Secretary plan cutting navy yards
other essential yards the voices its generally following
few quotations being representative Of the majoHtyi
Boston
his side when the
and provincial yards When
for the $l62O5 annually maintaining
close
and for the future"
Brooklyn Eaglo"wo a navy the size Of the
British yet maintain twice
maintains The criminal watfunoss
Meyer has frankly the facts before
extravagance with that tody.'
Philadelphia Hereafter scagong
suited to weheFhc advantage Of practically rebuilding obocnt ships
would be Secretary introduced
economy in the supplies material which n saving
of $4,000 ship last and will additional
lin the current year"
Providence journal The report otherwise
statement of the against supenNus
Secretary
neglect the deal with
to the public and fleet efficiency rather
Indianapolis PrcssTc arc not interested
yards ordering simply that jobs
that they will be disposed to sustain Secretary theory
get better than
whether interested in the promoting
efficiency whether n campaign
Washington PosThat OF
Secretary $4,000 experiments
with
oil fuel established gone
Great Britain in the Of oil fuel but
eventually dspace coal extent battcships"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06
WHEAT LAID OUT
IN THE SALOON
Damage to Wheat May Require
All Of II to Be at Once
Destroyed.

In accordance with The findings Of
the survey board, comprising Captain
Trip, barbomastorj Captain CLARK Of
the lnterIaland company aud others,
on board Of tho German steamship
Erpa, whose cargo Of wheat was par
italy flooded by sea water much Of
the contents were taken out yesterday
and spread out IN the saloon, whore "
was thoroughly inspected, The wheat
80 far looked into II useless for com
moreial purposes and will have To be
destroyed as " can not bq used by
human beings nor animals,
Tho wheat all told amounts to goo
tons and Is smoked, Tho wheat already
removed had become ~ hant6d and
Swollen chat the sucks practically fail
away from the contents as som 40
bonded
y, w, Klebahn Ut llackfeld a On,
acting 40 agents for the vessel, 10 busy
making up papers IN tho case 90 o
general average 10 iusuTance viii have
70 be struck ia settlement NJ no dam,
aged cargo,
~ Is ikey that The wheat viii BIO
I loaded on bafRHH and iaken pui ~ sea
apd dumped overheard. Captain Tripp
states ihHi ~ apheIlni Watfr Reia into
? Wheat sarge u VII swell until . viii
burst lhn Hllp
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06
ULSTER MEN BUY ARMS;
THREATEN CIVIL WAR
0Tangemen Favor FOrCibIe Re-
slstanOe II Home Rule
Should Win.

LONDON, Deecmber 20,- The Union.
ist newspapers print dispatches from
Belfast ompbasizing the recent an.
DOuneements Of preparations there
fOrcibly 10 resist Irish homo rule.
They say tho position IL delicate aud
dangerous, and quote men who ar0
locally prominent na asserting that tho
Uulsier men arc wholly In enrnest in
thor opposition 70 a parliament al
Dublin, and are determined 10 carry
their opposition ~ the bitter end,
Ulster Men Aiming,
The ~, Hon, Thomas Andrews pTesi-
dent ~ The Ulster Liberal liniOnist A..
sOeiallOn, who WAS member If the
Ulster Defense Union Ia 1898, ~ repre-.
seuted ~ saying that II N an unques.
TONED fact that tenders have been
asked FOR arms and ammunition, and
that money for these has already been
contributed, 10 addsf
- " 40 are driven % ", these arms
Viii bA Used. "
The Reverend Doctor MeDermott, ca
moderator Of the Presbyterian Church
saysf
~ am o man Ut peace. ! doB want
~ see lighting, bui am afraid civil
war will break 0ui throughout Ulster
y parliament gives Redmond bic hons
Tule.H
Correspondents say that 10000 Aau
scr rifles aud 000l0l0 cartridges have
haen advertised fof 10 Germany
Ihe Grand Orange Lodge has issued
mapiteHiq ~ ne memhola eallnR on
mem ~ prepare fof struggle apd n
volunteer ihelT services.
lQhlQRn. IannaIg D. hnharl p
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06

e 'sfF q neaass tst e ast sss .i sasai
fhfet r. nfHhatHt ~ M ftif t faa. ap
sfaht ssHIis % hts ~ lrff ~ aa Wt
henant meyer naa htrn lafi sasItns srsfuaest
lus ety hHHft d. leader
msa' btveen fhos saine vm h effr fdahrs, hostility
lh eneounsrg DIE ft ~ aenfs at
given the Republicans May imoru thst ut @ accent
ne few Democratic De Advertiser Ia. re fn
an admifr Of ~ sind Of ng Johnny Win foadi
have endorsed hm by deng feu and without agreeing majority
We pero bow the rou Will We Dwight a.
foad Of ths
the supervisors and The majority goes have 10 make
the best Of and Republican majority board might vel, op
in the grin as the seow they ealu,atng
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06

Honolulu has long prid itself upon being
nero concerning ne" - Do done IN wireless telephone linotype installation
Apobn' tlle Ihpd transit lines
been right e front progressive mainland
~ one respect ae -" ogRng behind % present IN hundred progressive
HNha r Fa le flen regated INTO the The Old RoyepmeHtai
system ana have substituted e economical and direct system
by commission Those who have tbe best Interest NJ the should
Ny W ON m atest governmental plan - % bound persede the
system throughout al America and win Honolulu eventually better
men We n e van Chan dragging ahpg wH tho tail VI the procession
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06

The attempt make police Interpreter inside empoye
city attorneys department that should properly be objected
by attorney with police business Any objection
police officer interpreter applies enlarged degree
employee Of the prosecution in that position,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06

Inc CITY ana County Of Honolulu spends quarter
o. mutton dollars year road work and maintaining department
Inc amount enough justify the employment competent
control composed practical sren. a
uee OF Aymen The way things present three
dollars spent for maintenance for road
building for the three months decidedly mr. fortunate
but unfortunately No blame attached TO anyone; n the
fault of the road department system.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06

will be some consolation for Editor seba various
little evidences OF narrow nasness
papcwhch the Jill has oyfuy quoting prove 10 the Japanese
Of Honolulu that shobas efforts
with really
down. so the afternoon paper in question explains
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06

Cutting out tho small appropriation the promotion
would be economy the Of the city fathers Only
sighted economic by pruning the advertising expenses
after the first lesson Better tgbtw ddng on
promotion.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06

The Advertiser travelling good company advertising
Of Fleming tcyel Company for Dr. scudder
for Reality Extrnc from reviews Of tho
Men, The Outlook President FrBc Brown Theological
nay DR. Fank W. dunsous Lyman Advertiser
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06

How does the community like the idea pay the
employees OF the city attorneys department pending
that that department win any
only week deputy city attorney jumped on by
the board Of supervisors because salary TO be
raised this part Of the the promscd
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06

Auditor Bene error saving that m
payroll presented by the city attorney accompanying employees
Tor appointment shows raise of all gladly make the
correction the being due of salaries shows an
increase the of the employees question when originally named for
the positions the raises having been made past
people were not watching closely If paid all the city
attorneys force cost the taxpayers there would coming anyone
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06

As result Of the combined members VI
tho police committee Of tho board Of supervisors part Of
dead timber TO BIO cut out Of the police department
material This proper Kind cooperation
between the supervisors and the police force making for the general
good
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06

The Advertiser publishes interview this morning police
officer who states that Hawaii Is being the criminals Philippines
with the knowledge of the Philippine police This investigating
the Of the planters association ana the local Gortica
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06

"Nobody to take It's rattle the bay Star
something hidden tho awful The
changes the though somebody appears
decided to take ig baby from tho rattle,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06

The Star In tho habit defending everything by
Honolulu during years yet get
from w. Fortunately It's apologize days about through
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06

lhaimHn A ~ Cooper 0f Che He
publigap lerdlanal central COMMITTEES,
lleAn party Tor lhe neal lwp years has
selected Alaa Ampnf as Iepggppher
Ala lpln WISE M clfIk 10 eafy 0a lhe
permanent ofganiHion W0lk
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06

Tho NJ A. should send missionary point Light
foot tho Of his
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06

eQhlQRn, JaHuafy b Robert T.
baas, Rppubileap WA Today lnauRulat
~ goYefnof ~ New ilampehlfe
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-09
&mtil1 DISQUALIFICATION.

&utIu @o9ebic oIueen Edition 16:ia
p%Ieileen eouetoia fotouSeen, iota pi'
oetddn WiontrealisIa, Wlicb. tdmSn
murrastusn &c. pdimG\1911 WolpA
tar + i~euran toIoua ia Moiaeia, al.
faen tdsm6lleen Flo 8 aomNnaj2s.
ia tulloon fdIitteIem6dn icuraono
obieima:
1 &otouflen omnus ia Iiibcn TiTdl
tprpdt hruebopSpuhee,.
2 W~altafirioin tortastus.
3 WnIiiaon tarpiitoipat woIipfun.
not.
4 Seuron losten raiitiusndptetom.
In, ionfa I%uorittoipat: Wlotti Salo,
Wtatti 8osfi ia mrs. ..Wtoria Sornc.
5 Wdliaita.
6 2esfeniadneet toimet.
z llubet toimet.
Seurno festuStelufpIpmps: nuor>
ten ia monboin iuboe raittiustp6bDn,
olustaa Wtntti 2psti.
8 SestuSteuoon ieuraamon eous.
taiatofoutIen oiasta ia poifasta.
10 &otoufien lopetto minen.
GdsId pnpbdn mieIa buomouttoa
faittia @osebic olueen r..~ieuroia, ct.
ia woIiiiiIinot tGpoen mdGrdn eouc.
taiia tdbdn fofontieen Iiaa tdmd lii.
tonolue on pieni ia ndbdn funIum
r.'feurcia Iiitioon ia poitta Soees
bic'olueen toitfi T. Ieurot oitoipai o.
loo Eiiton tofoutIiin, min ei niitd
ii%ttentddn tule Iiion mouilutuiIat.
Y~Deliepbelld
geIS Seppo.
Eiiton tirjmri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-09

I'd oil nouStu len ieltddn ia IdbbettD
ratiastamonn tountiu iietG pittin e.
ron Tifperiin pGiu. - Smistoion
pori MALTA fGlpeltpG tuIi bempnen
poStoon ailuon ptitn, ,pdipneend ia
observation-disclosures. GnIin luuli pmies
tain ettd len ieIidSfd oil fuIietettu
p%euroia tai ioitotin muita rantoia,
moon finn ruiuettiin belpoeta ipereS.
I'd puhoistnmodn, min iiiten nostu
ala ielmiIi ettd Iiud onfiu rntIoStets
tn. Wormoantoon eli lpanba tp6be
ppnen rpoinut iuosto raafaloifen
mieItd mpDten, fosta oil piiridnht
bemoi een 4 baamoa iotta Iai parem
min iuptfemaon. Wtutto mia oil q
ioiolla torfoi,utIena fun oil ~pisi6npt
puutfonfd bemoIeu riutuon poIem
male puoIele. iosta oil foluasti pes
ri mirrnnnut nlas osii. Sappoo lie
.ei Iitd tobtonut; iurtuteltonoo JUL
muutta tooisti berppIen rooteleiminen
puufoIIo.
Dill li;d nlonio muutofin tirioittos
mi'en orpoista oIiao, wtan idtdn
ne porempien fpuGmieSter buos'
toon. Y9oun en- molttouut ola tir
ioittamotto, fun tGmd pGd olemo
aIio on fotpin torfeG rifos. ionto
%onioitiee iiua ilu,i. Glen 10 3 ipuots
to WmeritoSIa el6npt ia Ell ole moiS.
tn oIina miel6 %fnuunifoon fla tpd
bemmdn ndbnpt. - gIia on jdteitp
DiranomaiIiHe.
Sutiiut noiroot oioteuo ettd tefo
oil tpibamieben ipDtd, iota tobtoi
foetoo, mutta Icpii mainitu etta tGl
Iii miebeud Ell ole pbiddn nibomiess
t6 tieitG pieid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-09
Greene. Mid.
WtdrraSf. 6 y.
Cannes.

WtorroSf. 6 y.
Saon moinita pittu uutiIia idltG
farmifontrilto.
aanfoIoiIeliomme MntIi 9irionoi.
leltn porosiettiin be,ponen tGmGn
fuun 2 p6imdd ipaeien pDad. Sun
omioioia meni betpoetonu tnWoli
iuuoen mnfaon oomuieua rmotti
moan, Min Ell bemoetu oliuitaon.
S,niStoio rupeii beti tortoetomoon
iosto muuta oil nietp, muita eli buos
monnut fooonneetIi muuto tnin Iuit
Jet, noifto oil foboet tdrrDtfin Far.
tonouo. Gnin IuuIiiin ciiG iotu iuts
toma nliTi olIut. IA ei iob'onut berdt.
idd talon wdfed pIbe; toitisia mer
teiStd pa6ttdcn oil belponen o,cttu
iltanDeid nicttauotii.
yidin ollen ldtIi omieioin effm6dn
hemoSiuou Inmrcn i6GneiiG jGIrid
mpDicn. S6Ici %n6nnipGi stid f. oil
toIutettu tonutin iieIie, totnon p6dS.