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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-19
By Myer

all its runs in the first two rounds.
making five in the second inning.
Neabor pitched good ball for The
Camptowners, allowing but FIVE scat
tered hits. The score:
~Iryington Pks. 15o0OoOox -6 10 o
Chatham ...... 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 90 5 .
On Riordan oval, Harrison, yester-
day afternoon the Columbia A.. G.,
of Jersey City, downed the Riordan
A. A. to the tune of 10 to 7. Blunt
pitched winning ball for me Skeeter
nine all the way.
The v%ailsburg Stars, Of his ,ity,
visited Elizabeth yesterday afternoon
and defeated the home team 9 to s..
]. Botkin and G. Weber formed the
battery for the locals and both
worked well.
The Caldwell A. c., representing
Chester, defeated the Bronx Athletics
by the score of I to 4 at Bronx Oval
yesterday afternoon. Harry Hipfel
twirled good ball for the winners.
Otto Hambacher and Frank Wiley,
two former Bloomfield B. B. c. stars,
were in the lineup of the Athletics.
The second game of the series for
the championship of Morris County
between the Morristown A. A. and the
Dover B. B. C. at Morristown yes
terday afternoon resulted in a victory
for the former nine 7 to /. The Nor
ristowners have to date taken both
games. Walter Swenson, Who twirled
for the winners, allowed three hits.
The Newark Stars inaugura:ed the
local season at Athletic Park yester-
day with a l to 0 victory over the
Orange A. c. Dummy Deegan, who.
twirled for the locals. allowed but
four scattered hits and famed eigh-
teen batsmen. Glashouser, VINO held
the rubber for the visitors, was also
in good form, allowing but a quartet
of bingles and struck out ten. The
McKeesport Club was scheduled to
meet the Stars in the first game, but
did not show up. They played at
we" DiuhS"lSh dsdlhst ana
lost, Q to 0.
Other Results.
On Shriver's Oval.
R. H.. q.
Shiryer A. A. 0O0 ks S q
West Hudson. 2 0010I 0 1 0-5 4 !
Observation-Disclosures A. A., Lloyd and
Tighe; West Hudson B. b. c., Mccarthy
and Frank.
On Antler Oval:
Clifton ...,... ! 00O010O - 8 g
Antler ...... o O201202 x I Is !
Batteries-Wilson and Cossin Wal
sock and Hallick.
At Bloomfield:
R. H. E
Crescent t 2900o9od3- z :
Batteries.George and W. Heine; New
rkor and Viaty.
At Elizabeth:
-. R.HE Y.
s. E%iiasDeths o5oSSOSSSSSfpssa-5
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was outpitehed in a duel with
Smith. The former allowed seven
hits and the latter six. The score:
Whirlwind A. 40 o O00O10O OIL 6 8
Armory A. CO ? o zoos I 2
Batteries : Happel and Laughed;
smith and Donovan.
The Parkview A. C. defeated the
Meadowbrook F. c. 9 to 8 at Park
view Oval yesterday afternoon. The
visitors led until the ninth inning,
when the Views, in a batting bee, net
ted five runs. Ernie Haas pitched
great ball for the winners, and al
though touched up for eleven safe
ties, famed seventeen batsmen, which
makes his total strike-outs for the
past four games s~ixty-one. The Mead
OVERLOOK had played errorless bail up
to the final round when a trio of
misplays and a series of wallops gave
the Parkviews the verdict. The score.
R HE.
h h@esSlsB %; $. fiSSSSS2SSs--ss Il Il 8
Batteries-Haas and Freeman and
Sachs, Watertield and r. Crelin.
The Suburban A.. c. lost to Wilson
Moorman's Colored Giants by the
score Of 9 to 6 at Morris Park yes
terday afternoon. A double header
will be played at the Park max sun
day. The Railway Giants will meet
the Baltimore Giants in he opener
while the suburbans will tackle the
winner.
For the second time this season the
%Irvington Parks defeated the Chat
ham Athletics at Irvington Park yes
terday afternoon. The first game re-
suited 4 to 2 while yesterdays oat-
tie vas a shut-out victory Tor the
Parks, 6 to 0. The home team scored
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-19

The Roseville Tigers went to Laf-
ayette Oval yesterday afternoon to
play the Lafayettes. The game ended
in a disagreement in the seventh in
ming.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-19
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Tigers Regain Lone Hold
on Fourth Place i'm Race
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Twenty-one points separated the
leading Rochester and Toronto. which
is in second place, in the International
League. The champions gained some
what yesterday, when they walloped
the Shelters, while the Maple Leafs
were idle. BY reason of their even
break in a double bill with the Royals
Newark holds fourth place alone.
The Btsons and the Grays were idle
on account of rain.
JERSEY CITY. Aug. 1s.-The Hust-
lers by defeating the Shelters here
yesterday made 1t two straight. The
score was 8 to l. Akers, who was on
the rubber for the champions held the
Jersey batsmen safe all the way. only
three scratch hits being made off his
delivery. The core:
R.H.E.
Rochester 80. 0 1 0 / 0I3 10 1
Jersey City >. o 10000 OIL 8 8
Batteries-Akers and Blair; Viebahn,
McHale and Wells.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-19

IUTBt-DHsB
Stolen bases-Kirkpatrick 2, Collins,
Swacina, e. Zimmerman 2, Smith.
Struck out-Carroll l, Taylor 3, Dent 3.
Hits off Carroll s In 2 innings; of Tay-
lor 10 iny6 innings.
Wild ~pitch-Taylor. .
/, Base on balls-Of Dent 2.
Double plays-Vaughn, Kirkpatrick and
Swacina, Cunningham and Purtell.
Umpires-Byron and McPartlin,
Time-one hour and fifty minutes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-10
NORTH BENNINGTON

Stewart Mayhem is spending a
short time IN Troy.
Bernard Mangan of Rutland visit
ed relatives in town Saturday.
Miss Kate Coleman Of Bennington
visited relatives in town Sunday.
George d. Colyin of Springfield.
Mass, spent Sunday with his family
here.
Miss Ann Collamer has returned to
Troy after a visit with friends in
town
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Hewitt and
daughter of Eagle Bridge spent sun
day with relatives here.
Charles Hinsdill and son Roger OF
Troy and Mrs. George Hlnsdill spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Miss Durerage and Miss Miner OF
Rutland have returned home after
short visit with friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. ID. Phillips of Mechanic street
Miss Gee l.efilnggell left Saturday
for two weeks vacation at her
home in Middletown Springs, Vt.
William Burgess Jr., of New York
City is the guest Of his grandmother.
Mrs. Helen c. Cole OF Bank street
Mrs. Ralph A Jones of Bank street
Is spending a few weeks vacation with
her parents at Putnam Station, N. Y
Mrs. Chester Aiken has returned to
her home in Troy after spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ev-
ans.
Stafford Worthington OF Ftchburg,
Mass, is the guest of his mother Mrs
Adelaide Worthington OF lower Main
street
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Mattison of
| School street returned Saturday
from a three days trolley trI
through the Berkshires.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hansen, who
have been guests of Mrs. Helen Cole
of Bank street. returned 10 their
home in New York City yesterday.
William Minogue who has been
spending a few days here as the guest
of Miss Lillian Mayhem of West
street has returned to Fort Ann, n
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
lsEvs o. the Town and AIIGSe Told Bd,G5
6sg Dzav Readers-

Thomas Dempsey of Union street is
ILL.,
Miss Agnes Geer of School street
is i'll.
The f. H. Peelor house on Adams
street is being painted.
James Ryan of Troy passed the
week end with friends here.
Born Saturday, a son to Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Goldsmith Of Troy.
Pauline Robinson is in town. She is
to fill three days engagement at the
library theatre.
There will be a regular meeting OF
Bennington lodge of Elks Tuesday
evening at o'clock
Frank Campbell has recovered from
an illness and resumed his duties at
the Hiland Fay farm.
Leonard II. Godfrey of Pittsfeld is
on weeks vacation which will be
passed at bis home here.
Miss Jennie Barringer of Green
wich, n. Y, is the guest OF Mrs. j. II
Warren of School street.
William J. Parish of Schenectady
was week end guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II G. Godfrey.
Charles Greenslet, who is employed
on the Cluett farm in WilliamstowT
passed Sunday at his home here.
Burt Robinson and Miss Jennie Rot
/ inson OF North Adams were guests
/ Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Albee Buss.
Fred W. Spear has returned from
Burlington, where he attended The
state G. A. r.. and S. of V. encamp
ment.
Mrs. Fred Thebarge and son Veto
will leave tomorrow for Providence
r. l., where Mr. Thebarge has a pc
sition.
Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ. Graves and MI
and Mrs. A. ]. Holden returned san
day from Brattleboro, where they at
tended The Pageant Saturday. Tn
party spent Saturday night at tn
Childs' Inn at Wilmington, The til
was made by automobile
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-10
GOV MEAD WILL STEER
Vermonts Executive One Of Taft's
Steering Committee


Chicago. June "a Taft steering"
committeeto take charge OF the pres.
idents pre-convention campaign IN
conjunction with Representative Me.
Klnley director OF the national Taft
bureau, was named tonight as fol.
lows:
Joseph n. Heating OF Indiana.
Gov John A. Mead OF Vermont.
William Barnes Jr.. OF New York.
Senator Boise Penrose OF pennsyt
vania
Otto r. Steinfel OF Missouri.
Ralph Campion Of Arizona.
Ralph Ullman Of Connecticut.
r. A. NARROW OF Montana.
Harry Daugherty OF Iowa.
Clifford inohot arrived tonight from
the East, too tired he said, to discus,
the situation tonight
A troop OF 200 rough riders ha,
been organized act as the persona
escort Of Col. Roosevelt II he decide.
to come to Chicago before the conven
ton.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-10

atre during the FIRST three days this
week.
Joseph Mcbride Of Dorset, who has
been visiting his sister Miss Mar
garet Mcbride of Main street vas Ia
ken to Troy hospital Sunday even
ing for treatment.
A farewell reception was held at
the home of Mrs. Henry St. Mary on
Park street Friday evening, in honor
of Miss Nellie Bacon, who intends TO
go to Northampton, Mass, to open a
manicuring parlor. Violin and piano
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of 'he Town and Village Told Briefly
foe Busy Readers

Neopolitan brick ice cream in
quarts and pints at Quinlan's Phar-
macy. 94tf
Slawson and Tyson arrived this
morning from New York. They can
be seen in singing, dancing and COS
tune changing act at the Library the
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-10
$40 Reward

A reward of $40 is offered for in
formation leading to the arrest and
conviction of the party or parties
who mutilated a COW belonging to
Edward Watson in the pasture OF
Frank Vail on West Main street. on
Monday night, June 3.
Humane Society.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-10
LUDLOW HAS FLETCHER CLUB
Friends Of cavendish Candidate Fol
Governor Get Together

Ludlow, June AT a meeting of
Republicans held here last night a
Fletcher club was organized. About
goo persons were present. including
nearly all the business men OF the
town and many OF the leading citi.
zens. Officers elected were. presi
dent. William W. suckney: secretary.
]. w. Sault. treasurer. +. NJ. pinney
Il was decided to hold a rally in the
opera house some time during the
week. when Allen NJ. Fletcher will he
present and deliver an address.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-10

selections we're rendered by the Miss
es Eva Bora and Louisa ST. Mary. A
buffet lunch was served.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21
7 vuOsikerta

murbatun tdteeu Ell oIlut pbtddn noe.
ripiltfua
Wturbaan epdliiuIonoloiiet ptpa t
fpan9tttu ia tpietp lluteen Westmi.
nisteriin, iosIa On fauntin fpanfilo.
Spplifefii epdluulonaIaiIina fpansis
tut opat 10 oitaiiemmin uhanneet
rfitIata" mieben. 2anialaiIemme on
nllut falastamasIa Sreiieroeua, JOSS
Ia .hdnen oIiii pitdnpt tebbd iotafin
fpddrppttd nditd miebid fobtoan,
ibSta tdmd faubea tefo on oibeuttas
nut bdnelle ennenaitaiIen fuoIeman.
Sdmd fanloluinen on fotoiIin Cams
pereeltd, iosIa bdnelld on paimo
ia fofIi Iasta paiffa Ell bdn ole oil.
hut mintddnlaiIesio firiepaibbosIa
paimonIa taneIa iitte Fun on ldbte.
MT Suomesta. SIlut tdsid maosIa
10 fpuoben poiffeille ia pitdiIi bd.
neud oua nell Sriston pmpdriud.
SGnen entinen nimenid on o[Iut
Soban &prenius ia tdsid maasIa on
bdn fdpttdnpt Sobn !Sia ia SoIm
mined. Sdlld paiftafunnolIa on bans
I'd fniiuttu nimelld ,aanoiusIi", ioIa
nimelld faitei IuomaloiIet bdnet t,ins
tetpot. &preniuS on ollut iduG Fuss
tilla melfeiu fofo aian. Suut metids
tDisid, Iaimoisia ia faIasteIemasia.
3uItenut alma 2llasfon ia Wtericon
pdlid eoestatoiiin. &prenius on
tunnetiu bppintin moneue Iuoma.
loiieGe, ainatin fapatfatunbeiue ia
fapafoiben fonnottaiiae. 2drdiGt al.
fomat fai 10 p. morrasflmta. ioI.
loin murban tebneet tuIeipat ioas
maon teostanio anlaitiin ran9aiss
tiifIen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21
Sttannt fpiria lapiifieen.

gtem Yorf, 81 y. ,-8ii5' 5'2arlion boteI'
IisIa aIuu folme -foirao, ioiben iofai'
fen pudpibosta erifieen omistaia mat
ioa fpmmenen bolloria pdifpdltd.
2oiriDe Ip5tetddn IampaanpaiStia,
fermolIa moustettuia perunoita, fa'
naa, maitoa ia iddfermoa. Sofa
pdipG annetaon toirilIe automobiili'
fppti Sentral puistosIa.
&oirain omistaja on noinen, iofn
on bpnin tunnettu Iefd tdmdn maan
ettd Guropon rimistpneesid" piireis
ID.
Sdn tpuofraii boteIIisIa neIid buo'
netta ia folme fpIppbuonetta. ger
mofuubuone ia ptii tpIppbuone on
foirio tparten, ioba noinen ianor
rrofostononia min palion, ettd e
ipoin niistd erota", ia fiitd ippstd
niiben tdptpp ioaba oiua boteuisIa
2oirat ofpot bdnen rlapiionio."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21
Ghafin pnbmn tutta.

2ieItoIofipuolueen ebbofos preIt'
bentin mirfaon Gue9ne gD. Sbofin
ionoi tpaolien iobbostd.
ryli gbbpspoltain z fpmmenestd
benfilDsid tpasustoa fapofottd.
Sos he dGneetdiiimdt Min fuin us'
fonat, Min fieItolafipuolueen fpoitto
oIiii norma ia iofainen len puolu'
cen ebbofos tuliIi fpalitnfii mir'
foon.
r&dIite ettei fieltoIafipuolneella ole
menestp miien mobooaiiuntto, on Ie
iofa Idattoa toppioae. Senfilb, iofo
pasmstoa fopofoita, ct ddnestc
oman no foumufienfa mufaan Ter
tofio FUN bdn luuIee menettdpdnit
danenId. Sdn tabtoo panno ddnen
I'd fiben, misid bdn Iuulee len iota
Elm mertiiIetpdn.
,Ulind usfon, ettd ddnestpflen tn
lotiet ndpttdtpdt buomottomoo lila
psto foutto fofo moan."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21
&mtim

@o9ebic alueen Raittiusliiton 20:een
pleiIeen ebustaintofonteen, iofa pi.
hct6an SeSFepiIesid, Wlicb. Waion
Sdbe raittiusIeuran fofousbuoueeI.
la ia iuoiisIa ioulufuun ] p. 1912.
2ofoutIesIa mllonn tdTitteIemddu
ia pddttdmddn obielmo:
1. 2ofoutIen apaus.
2. @bustoiain plDSotto.
3. 0oIitaan tormittopat moIiss
funnat.
2esfen iddneet toimet.
5. g8dIiaifa.
6 ruoet toimet.
z. 2esfustellaon mist6 lDptpb
Ippt, FUN t6uG olueella ei taitfi raft.
tiusp6ti ddnestd fieltolafipuolueeu
ddneStpSlipulla, paiffa fuulumats
Elm roittiusIeuraan. Mlustaa Wtatti
&osfi.
8, &esfusteuaan pleiiesti aatteelIis
Iista fpipmpfIistd.
9. pddtetddn ieuraaipa fofouS'
paifta la alta.
10. &otoufIen lopettaminen.
DieId pppodn ettd marmasti 10.
fainen raittiusIeura ldbettdiIi ebus.
toiania tdbdn fofoufIeen. Sa erits
tain ppptdilin naapurimaItion Wis.
coniinin puolella oletpia raittiusieu-
roia Idbettdmddn ebustaiia tdbdn
pudmainittiun fofoutieen ia ottas
moan oioa clifton toimintoan, iiIld
luullafieni on polioa parempi rai'
moto tietd pbbesfd ioufosIa fuin
pfii IieIld ia ioinen tddld. Siis iouf'
foon naapurit ia fopaan tpDbDn
euraanofii nelidn nuoben aiafTi!
Suom! SdsId pudmainitusia fo'
foufIeSia tuIloon tetemddn pastori
Ulatti 2ebtoIen matFasta ia Ien fus'
tonnutiista Iopputili.
0afefieIbiSid, Micb. marrasfuun
6 p. 1912.
gteIS Seppo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21

iaattaa niitd tpaaraan - ia paras
feino niiben fpaoraan IaattamiIen
wdIttdmiiefTi on, ola niitd olenfaan
toteuttamatta.
Sitte pubfeaa Eaft pubumaan iiiid
'paorasta, iofa bdnen mielestddn
ubfaa perustuslafeia buu mooie' ia
Iolialistipuolueen toboIta. So fait'
fien tpperpptiien loputii Saft lauiun'
tonla lopusfa antaa maailmaue ieu
roanan neronleimautIen:
rHepublifaaneina on meiodn luo'
tapa fatIeemme eteenpdin aifonn,
iouoin fania luonnollisten tapausteu
fautta on pettpnpt oemofraattiien
ballitufien iubteen, ollatiemme fpal'
miina estdmddn fen pettpmptIen,
mitd fanIaue oibeutiiiii fiitd, ett6
buu moofe. ia ioiioIist:puoIue Iiittou'
tlineena ioiii fen foutta fobota tpaI'
taan."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21

= SnomoIoinen murbottu foma

= SnomaIainen murbattu foma'
IoIla tafpalla.
Wancouper, q. s. - Suomaloi'
nen murbattu Stemestonisia Iofa'
flun 10 p. tienoillo. Wturbaa, iofa
pitdiIi ouo fobben Sanoban ransfa'
loiien tefemd, epdilddn ipaino.mnr
bafIi. Wlurbo tebtiin tpbiiuddn oIe'
posIo ponbasio fouIubuoneesio,
Ieiffoamouo portopeitiead furffu'
toripi poiffi ia iitten oietettiin porta'
fpeitii murbatun tdteen, iotta plei'
Iesti luuItoiiiin bdnen tebneen itie'
murban. 9lia tuli fumminfin iImi
fita Fun tpeitiesid, icto oil aieiettl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21
Gspauiam paamintsteri murbattm

Wtaorib, = Gspaniolainen pddmi
nsteri Sole Ganaleias mmrbattiin
Flo 11:30 puerto bel SoIe'sIa, e.
rddn firiataupan ebustaIla Garre
'as faoun fulmasia ldbeud fiidaIi
ain ministeristDn Fiddnfdptdpdd.
Nlurbaaia oil Wanuel paroinos
Serrato (Wartin) % tpuotias, 81
Sraoosta, Suesfca proninsiista,
iota orpelloon oIeen anartisti.
Serroto ompui neIld laufausta pc.
rdffdin repolperistonn ia folme
niistd fdpi pddministerid, iofa fpai.
pui tntutdptdndlle ia fuoli beti.
Sdmdn idlfeen fddnii murbaoia
renolfperin foboen omaa rintoania.
Wtuutomot ionomat fertomat bdnen
fnolleen, toilet toas etd bdn fpieId
eldd.
Serrato. iota tuli Gspaniaan Bue.
nos Nireiisto, Mrsentinasta, iofu al.
ia Iitten ferrotoau olleen ldbeifesf6
pbtepoeeId onartistien tans1a, tui.
tentoan ei olla parmpia Jos murba
tapobhii iopimutIeSta ioi Serraton
pmosto pddt6tIestd.
Gspaniasia on alituiIeen poliitilli.
men epdtpormuus ia fiibto ipaualla,
mutta nptpGdn Ell tiebetd mitdGn eri.
foiTempau, mitd oliIi pbtepoesld as.
teiIen murban fonsIa.
Sole SonaIeias n. Wtenoe, iofa
fumluu ritfaaIeen espanialoiIeen per.
beeIeen, astui poliitiIliIeen eturiutu'
maan no. 1900, ioIIoin bdn otti iobs
taipon nIeman ioistelusIa clerifaale.
ia looStoon. 25 nuotioano tuli bdn
espanlolaiIen porlomentin idIenefii;
1902 pddministeri Sasostan fabi
netin idienetIi. SO. 1910 fnnin9os
alfonio pp9ii bdnen muooostamaon
ministeristDn, mia Ieifta .berdtti
Iuuria buomiota, fiud ie oil emf fer'
tca-, &spqnion historiasia tun TO;
bonnut robifuaIi oil oIetettu minis
teristDn ipbtaiotIi.
Sdnen fobinettinIa on Ienjdlfeen
ldpitdpupt mpnta mlutoSta, fpoon
fuitentin OFT bdn alma ppipnDt job
tanasIa oIemusIo.
Seuninsas 9llIonIoon tell @anale
iaSin tuolemu murbaoion fdoen
toutta moientanan paifututfen.
YleenId arpelIann ettd murba ta'
pabtui fostotIi iiitd fun Gspanian
bauims folnle puotta Iitten t1omitii
fuolemaon anarfistien iobtaian
Srancisco Serrerin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21
@pimistelnn bp6tb.

i Woimietelenatfo ibmiiet ainoas'
taon bupifieen, mai onfoban moi
mistelusta iotoin bpDtpdtin? Onto
iiitd bnDtpd, ei ainoostaan fouIuIoi.
file, tpaan mpSstin tatpaIIifue ibs
miIiae, pariinfin feaaiiiIle, ioitten
tdptpp eldd eldmdnId IuureSIa Tau,
fun9isIa- ia ioifa eipdt ole fofeneei
moanmiIielpfien terpepbeue tuotta.
mao fiunousto? 9oiin npfpaifa pms
mdrt6G tppimistelua MD enemmdn,
mutta liian uIein topaa tpield faiffi
en- IinistpSosteitten ibmiiid iurfutel'
tanaa pmmdrtdmdttomppttd tdtd
nptpiippben ia tuletpoiIuuoen aiiaa
fobtaan.
WluutamasIa naisnpimiSteluIeus
rosia fDIpttiin ferron idieniltd, milf
fdpimdt moimisielemasIa, miff
ipapaaebtoiiesti olisuipot iiitd fois
himaan ponnismfieen. g8astousten
ioufosfa ok montas parteenotetto.
mua.
Ytii idienistd tooisti, ettd poimis'
telu oil olIut bdnelle hpDoptIi mo'
nelIa Fri tanalIa. Sdntd oil neuno ot'
tn moimisteIemoan bermobeiftous
ben ia tpdIpmptIen tdboen; iitdpaitii
bdn pelfdIi faitfea mdbdn ppimaf'
taampoa liifurtoa, futen reipasta
fdfpelpd, biIiaista iuofiemista tai
fulfemista portoisIo; tpoimistelu
Iaattpi bdnet liitfumaan paIion bell
pommin ia tpapaammin ia beiffou'
ben ia pdipmptien tunne oil bdl'
toennpt.
Soinen altoi ipoimistella, fosfa
bdnen IerffunIa tefi min, ia iatfoi
fosfa ie butpitti ia fosfa iiitd moi
bppin. Siud poimistslu = tpaati'
malta paIiou aifaa - muobosti
pastapainon paifoilIaan istumiieue,
ebistdmdnd ruuaniulatusta, ldilpttd'
mdld ruumiin idntepppben ia poiS'
tamaua IurulIiiet oiotutiet.
Wluuan opettaia ipoimisteli lasten
tdbben, pitadtieen iieddn terneend
fouIutp1sid, iottei tuliii bermostu'
neeffi ia fdrtpiIdfTi opettuiaffi.
Routpile poimisteIu oil taltpibus
tpitus, iofa tefi beitd ruumiiuiiestt
ia henfiiesti papaommifIi ia iIoiIem'
milf; noimistelulla he fpostustifpat
Iibabuutta ia leinid iefd ipnnpnndis'
td taipumusta laisfuuteen; len afpul'
la be ipdlttitpdt fDmpelDfIi ia idp'
fdff t,ilemiien.
llIeimmi1e ie oil oifpa bermolddfe,
bausfa buipituS ia bpfpd tapa banf'
fio enemmdn tpoimio. So idriellilel'
Id ia Observation-Disclosures sapauo
Iuoritettrna len aibemttomI ponnis'
ms eli raiitus oil olfuldboe uuteen
ippbptptieen.
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