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The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19
STATE. CoNGRI;Ssi0NN
AM SEN NTuItI ~

State Officers. Governor Elliot W.
Major. Ii-cutcuuut-gu Vctuut. william
a. Painter, Secrotury Of state. Cutuc,-
Auditor John A. Gordon; Attorney
general. John r Baker. superintendent
90 pubilc Schools ". T. Evans. iuspty-
llu Service Unity commission. John
~ Adklssuu. Chairman. John k,uuisit.
D. ~ Shaw. Frank Nightmau and VIM
Tic IN congressional district IL
Imposed ~ Howard, Saline, Lafayette.
rcttis. U"utnu. ui,kury Polk and
Greene counties, g. vs.. li1miin. COM
lhc 18th senatorial district is COM
posed OF saline. pctiia Benton and Hir.
kufy counties. Louis Gruthor senator.
COUNTY DinIt tOHi
state 1t"oprpscutativr. Joshua y. Bar.
hoe. sheriff. StrriIrE q. Price. T~roasur-
90. J. o. Coleman. Collector. Joseph II
Aucr, Assessor r. \ Held, Recorder.
J. " Jester. County clerk Mrs l"sg-
rhinc uurtott circuit clerk W
scott; Public Administrator. Ralph ~
puEviua, prosecuting Attorney Wi
Ham ~ McsDh"io. surveyor frank
Co,nT DIuTCToHN
Court DIRECTORY. uIt court COM
Ucnces regular sessions End MuudaNt
september Tho fifteenth judicial cir.
cult BE- composed OF TIE counties 81
Lafayette and Saline samuel Davis.
Judge.
Criminal court commences rCgultr
sessions the md MONDAYS 81 March.
1uiv aud November. Tho circuit o.
composed of ihy counties 81 Lafayette
and saline. John \ Rich. Judge.
Probate court commences regular
sessions en- the first Mondays IN March.
June. September and December y Y.
Chase. Judge.
County court commences regular NeN'
stuua nv lilo fTrsf MUuNHNH Uf February.
MAY. August pud November. " W
Hirkmpu. presiding Judge; y ~ David
son. iudrc first district william y
GNinu. fudge second district
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

surety. in the sum OF Ten Thousand
Dollars (slO.OO0). to secure the
faithful performance OF all our obli-
cations under the franchise and con-
tracts above mentioned.
In making this proposal we have
had in mind the best interests OF the
City OF Marshall and likewise the
best interests OF the greatest number
OF Its citizens.
Respectfully submitted,
Missouri Gas & Electric Service Co..
BY JOHN r. GlLCHRIST.
President.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

Goidncld. Nevada. VAS flooded by n
cloud burst last Saturday followed
by hail and the heaviest electric
storm in the history OF southern
Nevada. II 10 known that five per-
sons we're drowned. houses were car
ricd away and the power plant that
lights the town was flooded. Several
other persons ARE missing. City OFF,
ciais estimate that at least fifteen
persisted.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

but Il our city wants improvements
worth having VI must make IL posi-
BILE TO make these improvements
profitable. The company wants to
arrange for a better and cheaper
local service and also be prepared to
furnish the surrounding towns and II
is q serious question whether IT can
be profitably done in u ten year
term.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19
Exchanges

A. l.. Lucas last week sold his farm
located -four miles north of Slater.
consisting Of 100 acres. and 80 acres
adjoining e belonging to his mother.
to Geo. a. Jetcr. the consideration be-
ing $50 per acre for the 100 acre
trac, and SI2j for the 80 acres. Mr..
jetcr now owns G79 acres OF land Ia
that locality .-Slatcr Rustler.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

Mrs. Charles Stanley Swartzel and
daughter, Miss Lou Cecilia late OF
Texarkana, Tex. have been guests
of friends In Marshall for several
days. Mrs, swartzel is a daughter of
Henry Taylor. tor many years mana
ger OF the Elk Lick farm south OF the
city, Their home in'Ahe future is 10
be at Sedalia where MIR. Swartzel
travels for a grocery firm.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

After EXPERIENCING 33 earthquakes
in "a hours, A. n. Collier, who had
been appointed secretary OF the AM
erican legation at Guatemala City, de-
eided that he did not want the job and
returned with his wife 10 the United
States on the boat that carried them
to Guatemala City.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

o. p. Grant, who lives in the noun
tains of Pennsylvania county. S. c.,
has become a father at the age OF SIS.
When !. NJ. Grant 61-years-old. son CT
q. p. Grant, visited his old home, the
infant was introduced to him as his
brother.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

MIR. and Mrs. w. S. Huston depart
ed Wednesday afternoon for Denver,
Colo. II is expected that they will be
gone several weeks as Mrs. Huston's
health has been falling for some
time.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

The marriage OF Miss Mary Glen
dorff and Mr.. Clarence Taylor took
place Tuesday morning at the s
o'clock mass. Rev. C. Strasburger
officiating. Mr.. John olendorff and
Miss Ora schhitzmeyer acted AZ wit
nesses. Gillian Globe.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

Smith q Rogers. proprietors OF the
Rock Barn livery stable. sold their
building ON Main steret last week 20
j. ". aud II. G. Montgomery who will
take possession OF the front part OF
the building within ten days from the
date OF sale and the remainder with
In thirty days. The Montgomery
brothers expect to remodel the build
ing this fall or winter and use II for
a garage. Smith 4 Rogers expect to
retire from the livery busincss.-Sla-
ter Rustlyr.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

John A. Morrison of Clinton, Okla,
returned to his home Tuesday after
noon, after n weeks visit with his
family. who are spending the sum
mer with Mrs. Morrison's parents,
MIR. and Mrs. II. n. Ayres. -Gilliam
Globe.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

Sacramento Union: Jack was look
ing over the dictionary and once he
laughed aloud. why are you laugh
iLg?" asked Dot. lis your book in
tcresting?" no. not Interesting"
answered Jack but amusing, 1t spells
words so different from the way |
spell them"
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

The saving during the life OF the
present gas franchise would be si3,-
S72.OO to the gas consumers.
The above Is figured on a basis OF
the July, 1918. gas consumption.
We will agree that the properties
cannot be sold or transferred during
the life OF the franchise without the
consent or approval of the city conn-
Gil!
We further agree that the rates
may be revised at the expiration OF
every five years during the life OF
the franchise.
The right will be reserved to the
municipality to purchase both gas
and electric plants and distributing
system and apparatus connected there
with after the expiration OF ten years
from the date when ordinance shall
go into effect ut their fair and equit-
able going values, said value to be
determined as follows: First, by
agreement between the duly authorize
ed representatives OF said municipal
ity and the owner or owners of said
plants and franchises at said time.
Second, In case said municipality and
said owner or owners cannot agree as
to the fair and equitable going values
Of the same. then by the approval Of
three disinterested persons skilled In
valuation OF similar properties to be
selected In the following n
The party desiring such expert valua'
ton shall give written notice there Of
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19


POSED TO s2t60 above, or a saving
of $40.
II so of these posts we're turned
off at IL o'clock every night except.
ng Saturday and at 12 O'Clock on
Saturday. as above indicated, the
cost for these so posts would be s21
per post per year. or si05o. making a
saving OF $500 on this item.
v. Our recommendation would be-:
125-5O Watt lamps at SIS $4,000
31-lOO Watt lamps at s25, 1926
so ornamental posts with 60 and 40
Watt lamps. dusk to II o'clock G
lights and dusk to midnight one
light at s21 sfo5O.
10 ornamental posts same as above
with top lamp burning all night
every night at s27 per post s27O
Total s42i5.
The above prices are made for Tug.
stem lamps OF the present efficiency,
4. We will remove the poles and
wires from the public square and in.
stall them in the alleys surrounding
the square. assuming. OF course. that
the city will make the necessary ar
rangemcnt with the telephone COM
panies for the occupacy of the alleys.
8. We will furnish without charge
a sufficient quantity OF electricity
for lighting the present city hall, the
city fail. and the water works.
G.. We will furnish electricity for
operating the pumps for pumping the
city water. AT a net rate OF 2 cents
per XVIII measured at the point OF
de livery, provided the necessary re-
seryoir capacity will be installed. 30
that except in case OF emergency II
win not be necessary TO use electri-
city for city pumping during the per-
cd OF the company's daily peak load
which would probably be between
he hours OF 4 o'clock and 0 o'clock
y. IN. daily.
Z. We would desire "A 90 year
ranchise covering the electricity and
a 10 year city contract covering
lighting and pumping.
s. SO as to insure the greatest
benefit 10 the largest number OF the
'itizens OF Marshall upon the grant
ing OF the electric franchise and con-
tract. we will surrender the gas fran
chise under which the company r.
now operating. and which has still
nine years to run. ana accept n new
franchise 90 u concurrently with
tho electric franchise and under,
which we would propose to reduce
he price OF gas to the consumer az
follows:
For the first five years from the
date OF the franchise. we would
charge sl.35 per thousand cubic
feet. less u discount OF 10 cents per
Loon cubic feet.
For the second five years OF the
franchise We would charge $50 per
thousand cubic feet. subject to a dis
count OF 10 cents per thousand cubic
feet.
For the third five years we would
charge $1.25 per thousand cubic
feet. subject to u discount of 10
cents per thousand cubic feet. and
For the last five years OF the fran
chlse we would charge sl.20 pei
thousand cubic feet. subject to a dis
count OF 10 cents per thousand cubic
feet.
The discount above mentioned to
be allowed for payments OF bills a
he company's office within 10 days
from the date of rendering the same
You will observe that under the
foregoing two substantial reductions
In the price OF gas will be made thu
.Il Am tAN
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19
Money to Loan.

have money to loan at five and onc-haif per cent annual inter.
est, with the privilege to the borrower of paying any part of princi-
pal at any time. and rebate the interest from date OF payment.
These are liberal terms and II you want money, now Is n good
time TO get II.
7 furnish abstracts and perfect titles To all lands and town lots
In Saline county. I have buyers for saline county farms. II you
have ono for sale let me know about II.
ABEL LEONARD, Marshall, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19
THE LIGHT FRANCHISE.

In another column will be found
a discussion OF the proposition offer
ed by the Missouri Gas and Electric
Service company TO the city council
u furnish electricity to the city for a
term OF twenty years.
At a meeting OF the council Mon
day night the citizens OF the second
ward presented a petition to defer
voting on the proposition of granting
the electric light people a new
franchise in order to give the people
OF the city further time to investigate
the proposition. The offer OF the
Missouri Gas and Electric Service Co.
seems TO be a fair one and is worthy
OF careful consideration and IL II
hoped that our readers will consider
IL thonghtfuliy.
G
The city council Is divided on the
question Of a ten or twenty yea'
franchise for the Missouri Gas 4
Electric Service company. There arr
Of course two sides TO every question
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

one OF our readers sent us the fol-
lowing definition OF IA Progressive.
made by VIM. J. Bryan; "A man
who is ashamed TO be a Republican
and hasn't the courage 10 be II Demo
crat." There's a grain of truth in
the statement ashamed TO be "a Re
publican, Many thousand Of our
voters were really ashamed TO belong
TO a party controlled by a gang such
as our recent national committee, but
not ashamed Of Republican principles.
which are sound. And these princi.
pies OF protection and prosperity will
sweep the country at the next cleo
ton. no matter what the name.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

Down IN Carroll county the other
day, the sheriff out In an auto came
up behind a man with a team, who
paid no attention to the honks OF the
auto and stuck TO the middle OF the
road instead of giving half as the law
directs, when opportunity offered
the sheriff passed. around the team,
stopped the auto, arrested the man,
took him back to Carrolltou where he
was fined So. We are told that
some drivers In this locality are just
as stubborn.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19
mann OF I'D


Or O. r. &. SHARP. president. manuel
Nittrupp W. = Huston. \. Leonard.
John ". Rose. D. H. MurrcN. CIcrk. ~.
d HnN-
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19
Press Cippings

Teacher-Now Patsy. would It be
proper 10 say. You cant learn me
u%othing? Patsy-les'm, Teacher
Why? Patsy-Cause yer cant.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

Since Democrats can live so much
cheaper now and get better prices,
we sugecs, that they save up part OF
the profits for a campaign fund Co
tell us all how they did t.
We met the Traffic manager o.
one OF the largest western railroads
In Marshall Friday aud OF cou-ye ask
I'd him how his business compares
this summer with other years. ""
said Il Is falling short by a good per
cent. 80 much so that his road is los
lng money. The drouth In the
central west Is no doubt to blame for
Iart of this hut the Democratic cong
resi- Is giving the finishing touches
10y the tariff agitation.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

w. n. Edwards has sold his inter
est In hte Arrow Rock Telephone Com
pany to the company for $1,000. The
deal was closed Tuesday and MIR. Ed
wards turned the business over on
the following day. Mr.. Edwards has
been In charge of the buslnesshere FOR
the past nine years and nc doubt will
enjoy a change whatever business he
may decide to engage in. The new
management cotemplates making con
siderable Improvement and we trust
will furnish the best OF service.
Arrow Rock Statesman.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

The sad iutclliengce came To w 5,
Chinn early sunday morning that hi,
sen. William r. had been seriously
hurt at Roodhouse. 4 second messag,
u few hours later told OF his death
at the G. 4 4. hospital at Jackson
vile. to which place he had been
taken as soon as found.-Slatcr News
r.. l.. Euhank. OF near Slater. Mo.
has recently sold his i60-acrc farm
to Hal Il. Stoding. the well known
locomotive engineer and farmer fol
the consideration OF $4,000. Tn,
farm Is located two aud one-halI
miles northwest OF Slater. Mr.. Eu
bank improved this farm himself ant
II Is conceded to be n OF the hes
aud finest improved farms In centra
Missouri. making IL at once both
fine grain aud stock farm aud M
elegant home.-Slater News.
w. p. Wisdom. one OF our city far
mers II making some substantial I'M
proyements on his farm. lie has tori
down the old barn west OF his hous'
aud Is building a new and better ont
north OF his house Slr, Wisdom is
pretty good hustler and a first clasi
farmer even II he was reared In th'
city and carries a lantern on a moon
light night.-Arrow Rock Statesman
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

over In Peoria. H., a young wom-
an who appeared on the street wear
ing a slit skirt was arrested and adj
judged insane. All young women who
wear the new style slit skirt are not
crazy but they are foolish
Ledger.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-17
Real Estate Men Should
Realize These Facts

Today is the day to begin plannng-to begin prepar
ing for aggressive advertising campaign in The
News Times which is read by class of home loving
people who long for flowers and oaewho pure air and play
grounds for their chdren-who appreciate the comfort of
poon facilities mnd-who consider values and future
prospects.
is the re o the ad
sidncesto the dhbihy
Advertising will reveal the whereabouts who making direct
hrnspo sSble
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-17
But Immediate Action is Necessary

The selling just beginning This the best period which do missionary
the exclusive
Plant the Cultivate this fertile NewTims field of possible mebu
who instructive
and sell them
il Spread the
wmuchIe will
ito breakyou record get na action
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-25

WorVuHteHIu ruH6Iu. Se OIL HVetu
lion pdtnd, fiad buomaiimme, etti
bdn oil muutiunut Iuopeammafl
f%orpeamme fohtaan. 2iiiu bdneu,
iutteIi: rSpfIpnd finun tdptpp palate
tdnne. gtdeibdu, eta iIdii mdlttd
mdttd tddud iin,io iarmitiee."
rSImon finua en- tuIe tdnne", im
robi Subo tpastaan. r2ufos or
fdsfenpt?" ianoi SiiIu reippaana.
Suli iptip ia nuori pari iaapui TO-
tia.
Sdstd aIfoi uufi oianiatio fobis'
famine. Siiiun tuomiaa maroiua ra
fennettiin tdmd tupa ia tuo feittiD ia
famari tuman perdad. Suuresia
fartanosIa fasnaneena faipaIi ban
puntarbaa ia IifFi fiiruumman faut'
ia iitd marten muoffaamaan maota
ia taimia banffimaan.
Seuraanuna fem6dnG tuli Wlatti'
Fin fotia. Sdnenfin ndette tefi mieli
muuaua onneania foettaa, mmtta Ell
pd moinutfaan forpeamme bpldtd.
Siitd asti pIemme pbbesId e%leIleet,
eifd ndptd Subon lapiuafaan oles
man baIua maailmaue ldbted. @ifd
ie torpeeaista oIefaan, iiad tddud
on tDDtd ia ruofaa iofaiIelle tarpeef.
Il. Gen be fpnd ndpttdtpdt fdfittd'
mdu ia i%loiiina aamusta iltaan pun.
bailenat dibin ia iIdn apuna."
rMuita mitd on fanaIan ia mebi'
ldisboibon o~iatufiet teiIe tupnut?"
rSdbinnd SumaIaa famine Siiiua
niistdfin fiittod. ytiiben fautia II
iddntDi marauiiuutemme. perbeen
faspoesia fdni oiuntomme abtaaf.
Il. Sennuoffi r%ofenHmme liidd buo.
Meta tuonne ~toiieen pddbdn ia MT
on meiud tdae fpdeue torpeeffi buo.
neita."
rGrinomainen on torppanne, pa'
binfo main ettei le ole perint5tilo."
,Yoifamme aifooftn ostaa t6mdn
perintDtilafi,"
rpaIiofo tduaiiesta torpasta nao.
bttaan?" tiebusteIi nieras uteliaana.
10000 me-, mutta iitte iaabaon
fiiben mpDs metIdIobfo ieuainen, ct.
I'd Iiad bppin tuIee toimeen ia iao
nieId mppbdfin fiitd."
rInteetTi etten moi uteIiaiiuuitani
btuitd, mutta palionfos neIfaa tdp
tpp iidnndn tebod?"
r6i pennidfddu, Rabat on meild
&aniauispanfisIa SampereeIIa. Nitn
runIaasti on Sumala Iiunannut tpD'
tdmme."
Wieraon fasnot mGrGbtelipdt lii.
futufiesta. rReippaita lopIia on
tdd1d", buomuutti ban taas.
rOn, SumaIaqe tiitos Iiitd. Wiifi
beistd ON 10 fdpnpt fania. ia rippis
foulun. Siidpaitfi on Gino olut
faniancpistosia ia Seena emdntd'
toulusia.
rWormoon olette %onneninen beibdn
fansioan?"
r&uinfos muuten, mai mitd tuumit
muoriieni?"
9erttaifesti mpbdbti muori.
y2uinfos noiIimme muuten ola
futn onneaiIet, Fun 6erran armo on
oDut min iuuri meta fobtaan."
rSn onut Min bausfaa ieurata
Ia stem febitpsta", iatfoi uffo. ry}iin
plan fuin fpfenipdt, opetti 2iiiu bel
I'd tpDbDn. 81 ban fostaan beibin
tusfostunut. &un n6ipmps tobtoi
bdnet pudttdd, meni ban tuonne co.
martin, lanfeIi polmiueen ia rufoili
SumaIalta noimaa, ia Ioistamin
fotiein poIaIi ban idueen IastenIa
lmo. 2asten boito ON alma bdneud
pddoliona. Sumalaa rafastamaan
ia tpDtd tefemddn on ban beibdt
opettanut. Senpdtdbben oIemmefin
%ioaneet len ormon, eitd Iapiet otpat
fiItteid, mieleuddn tpDsfentelewdt
fotona, eitpdtfd b~aIuafaan maaiI
male"
rSnneuinen perbe", ianoi motfa'
mics ia iamoua buofaIi, Fun muis'
tut mieleen ne monet onnettomat To-
bit, iotta bdn oil n6bnpt.
rgiin, qinen!" toisti maori.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-25
Kaksi kctia.
$erran ftnnanS tefec ritfaatit.
2iri. Sennp 81.

Sautann metlds1d, Sdrpeldn ~
tpinnoiman talon tofamaiua fiiaiti
Safalan torppa. Suuret bpndsii
funnosin olepat peuot Dmpdr6tnd
fitd, ia peltoia reunuSti tuubea bon
9iffo, iofa ieiIoi min maiesteetiaiie'
ma luoben buoltapiidmdn filmdptier
forpen IapIiin.
SmbIaaiTin mielin ieiIabtuu tofa'
maiue iamoiliia pelIon laitaan. ,Sd.
mdn honsiton i%uoiatit omat mar.
maan reipasta, panffaa n6fed!"
pubeIee ban itietieen.
peuon ioanpuoleiIesIa laibasIo
buomoa bdn torpan fiemdn aIuinra
tennutien ia Iiitd fouempana pittdn
rlfobuoneiben riipin. 2oitommaua
on iauna Dtfifieen. Sbmete lien bdn
fatieIee pmpdriueen. Wutta pbd iuu.
remmotii fdp bdnen bdmmdstptIen.
I'd b6nen l6bestpesiddn oiunioa.
Sebdn on ibanan puutarban pmpd.
rDimd so puiben mdlisid buomoa
ban uieifa mebildispeIid. puutar.
ban Iaibosia ndfee ban torpan mel.
idnen rafennufien, fanaIan, ionfa
tafana routalanfamerton peittdmds.
I'd aitautIesia rotutanat tppippdiiind
fuopimat.
rGrinomaista on ulfona fatieDen,
miuaistoban fIdud %Iienee", oiattelee
bdn ia ian9en u~teIiaana portaita Id.
bestpp. SiiSlit portrait tuoreine ba'
muineen Iiiddtpdt pbd enemmdn nd.
men mDD.dtuntoaan. So on bdn etet.
Tesla.
rWtuttn tdmd taloban on ainan
cerinomainen", ban ibastufliSiaan
tuumii.
@rd6sti buoneesta tuului iloista
pubelua. Gen omen ban autaiiee.
ySumolan raubaa teiue, bpp6t
.pstdmdi!" Ianoo ban terpebbptietfi.
rSamaa teiIe", mastataan ia pm.
,betddn istumaan.
SunresIa tumasia on poptd fatet.
tuna ia aiuffaat obottapat bilpeind
iidntdd iuIepafii pddstdtieen ate
teriaan fdfitIi. So fuuIuutin astun'
toa eteiiestd. SamosIa omi amau'
tuu ia monffa, ndbdn iuronIoinen
mics asiuu fIddn.
rSIemmetin 10 obottaneet finua",
pubelee emdntd. yHunetaanpa MT
pdipduiiele! Gbtd mieraSfin baluaa
inDbd fansIamme. Slfaa Min bp'
tpd!" ia ban p~iottaa mottailiiaue
poitan iIdnndn m~ieresid. Wafaino
astupat foitfi pDpbdn ddreen ia
ponba ito it'd Iufee fiunautIen, ionta
jdIteen istutoan nauttimaon ptiin
fertoieta rnotoa.
Coma ndbbd tuota oterioipaa
ioutton. pDpbdn pddsid istui ito
iId ia tnuuo bdnen oifeaua puoIel.
iaan ito 'diti ia moIemmaua torpan
Siodibin nieresid istui
emdntd ia hdnen pieresiddn nuorin
6 nuotios 9annu ia ftte fol'
6annua nonbempaa laSta.
@iiIi .monbimpaa istuu p6podn tot.
Ieua puoIeua, manbin iidnndn nie
resid. Y6uodn toiieSia pddeid istui
ifdnndn Ffur toimien emdnidnd len
fpdeIe. ia bdnen oifeauaan
tstui remit Matti, iota orpona oil
otettu torppoan ia fasmatettu omien
fera, Ills iidnndn fasmin'
tumppani.
,Sdmdbdn on oitein patriorfnali'
men perbe", tuumi nieraS itiefIeen
JpDben bpmdqd baluqa. Mterian 10.
puttua iIoiId taas pofomano fiittdd
Sumalaa ruuosta. Wdti boioantuu
p5pbdn luota. Sutfelasti pDptd tpb.
ienne.1dn ia p6fi tumasto on dtfid
fabonnui; iidntd main pfiin perd'
penfiud iStuu, panba mummo fiie.
futuolisIa ia moari on beittdptpnpt
pdipduisIepoue.
,Wlibiu ie ndti pbtdftid fatofi?"
fpipi mieras ibmeisIddn. rWenindt
fufin tomandan pdipduiSoiasta
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