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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-14

Dear Miss Fairfax: / am a girl that is
very anxious to get acquainted with a
nice boy that speaks TO me every time |
meet him, and 1 have heard he has been
trying to find out my name. Now / wish yo
some nice way, to make his acquaintance
Would il be foolish il l would write him
a nice letter and tell him / know il is
his place? But he is "bashful" but good.
try. ANXIOUS.
II would be very wrong for you to write
to him. Get some mutual friend 10 intro
duce you. He is not very' bashful or he
would not speak to you without an intro
duction-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-14
Either Way Is Proper.

Dear Miss Fairfax ! am a young
girl, and so far have been out very little
with young men. When coming home
fTom an entertainment the other evening
my escort took my arm. Later a girl
friend told me tnat the proper way was
for me TO take his Now / have always
hated 10 see a girl holding onto a mans
arm, and there is really much more pro-
lection in his taking her arm. VIII you
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-14

mss IN ana he likes her company.
Certainly nothing could be more in
humanity selfish than such conduct. for
the man who does it not only bnghts
the woman's chances of marriage by
keeping other men away. but he often
nils her heart so full of love for him
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-14
The Price of Popularity

all the world. The great secret of
popularity is to win it, And the great
jewel of popularity is this:
To be popular is to be loved. And love
is the one thing that all human nature
Graves supremely. So whatever of effort
is the price OF popularity. is It not well
worth playing
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-14

please tell me which is the proper way?
INE%PERIENCE.
Either way is proper and it is also
quite correct and very common to walk
together without either taking the others
arm. The main purpose in taking the
arm is TO afford assistance, in the way
OF support or guidance. Perhaps the
more popular way at present is to walk
without taking hold OF arms. except at
such places in the wa where little as
sistance ensures the safety of the lady.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-14

~ ~
The number wish
lle to the naked
eve is only a few
thousands. but II
Nalivs at different
times OF the year
and at different
points on I h G
earth, according to
what part Of the
sky Is looked at.
and also according
10 the transpar-
ency OF the atmo-
Rplnpa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-14
Test Him.

pear MISS Fairfax: | am a woman
nearly 50 years old and have been Keen.
Ing company with man four years my
senior for about three years. This man
tells me he loves me. I'm fact feels hurt
Al | don't believe him and trust him: also
love him. He is very generous with his
gitts and always looks after my welfare
and pleasure, but has never asked me 20
marry him, although he is in a position
To do so, Shall / drop him or continue in
this way? w. a. q.
very effective way OF bringing a dfa-
tory lover to terms is 10 accept the atten-
lions OF another man. II this doesn't
bring him to realizing sense OF his
position nothing will. II is unfair to YOU
to go on as you have been. Test him
without delay.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-14
,s@9o,
BY DOROTHY DIN.

We all agree that a man is a bastard
who deliberately wins woman's heart
without meaning to marry her. and that
no man has right to pay a woman
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-14
NJ
BY GARRETT =. sERVIss.

What is the number of the stars?
have heard that Il is only 1900, but it
seems to me there must be many more
than that. In fact, l should think there
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-14

NOuanpan "oda up tome aa p in Ne ngand way
fashion turkeys boys perch thu
mhnno nghs and mimi hn Of Hem h wi ~ t elbow
O d dht coming through Il h rolling " n
bowd ad scaling dg r g the n
"B in III city a story Of h y t
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-14

know it can ly silver hair Enn ne topo MS head hyea
hoy together There gp "
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-14

By NELL BRINKLEY
Copyright, 1914. international News Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-13

first announced reports were cabIeo
! here that an American millionaire
was furnishing the money. So far the
I identity Of the supposed angel has not
been revealed and the opinion Of
I those who keep their ears TO the
ground and are well posted on such
matters is that Mr.. Millionaire is none
other than Danny Mckertrfck backed
by Johnson himself McKettricIl is
Moran's manager, but at the same time
Is warm friend of and has consid-
cradle influence with the black cham
piOn-
When McKettriclt and johnson ar
ranged their plans for the bout, so It
IS said, they did not count on OppO-
sitlon from any Of the Partisan pro-
mOters. Probably they figured the
and would be content TO stand back
and permit a couple Of Americans to
gather all the gravy To their dis
may, however, they found that there
was considerable opposition 10 The
match and that unless they agreed to
take in one Of the native promoters
there was small chance OF pulling il
off as per schedule. So Victor Breyer
was invited TO become a partner in the
scheme. VI. Breyer accepted, and now
there is little danger Of the authOri-
ties interfering with the fight
VIII Draw Big Money.
There is little doubt that the match
will draw big money as the French
4A4GA4 al G 5AAAA 4E cray on the subject OF
fights and fighters and this bout will
be quite the biggest thing ever staged
in Paris. Messrs. McKertrick and
Johnson and their associate, Breyer,
ought TO make good money on their IN
vestment Where Frank Moran Will
come in is another story But I i'm
agine Frank is willing TO go Just for
the privilege Of getting a crack at the
title.
While Johnson and Moran's mana
ger are supposed TO be interested in
the promotion of the match there is
nothing about it to suggest that it will
not be fought on the level In this
country the knowledge that the fight
ers themselves were handling the at
fair would not tend to increase pub
lie confidence, but in Paris they
Ravens got TO the stage where they
view all boxing matches with suspic-
ion
Reports Don't Agree.
So little authentic news Requiring
the champions condition leaks out that
one hardly knows how to write Of the
big match have several correspond
ents on the other side. but their stOr-
les do not agree at all. That is about
the Negroes condition One writes that
Johnson is in splendid shape, that ne
has been working hard for months
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-13

sand Crabs are sticking to the hotels
Of the Buffaloes. Baseball rivalry be-
tween these points has always been at
a tension, and with the two teams
now so close together in the league
race there ought to be record croWIs
at the parks to witness the eXhibi-
tons.
A similar condition exists at Fort
Worth and Dallas rival cities for base
ball supremacy.
Beat Leaders, Lose to TaiIenders.
During the last series with the Sen
ators here the Bronchos fattened their
average by taking three out Of the
four games An off-day, following a
dOuble-header, came as a welcome TO
both teams for 1t served to rest the
pitchers. The fourth game went TO
Austin, TO ., and was a sorry exhibit
ton.
The Bronchos used up three pitchers
and finally sent in Pagan Burch of the
backstOpping squad to relieve the
bOmbardment-
Losing this game 50 easily TO the
tatlenders, and then pulling together
and beating the leaders the following
day, TO 2, the BronchOs gave a strilr-
ing Illustration OF that mysterious ele-
menr Of baseball that serves 10 make
IL so pOpular-ths uncertainty OF II.
Never in the rave have pitchers been
IN such demand as now There IS not
a club in the league that could not
a good pitcher at this stage could
command his own salary If Charley
Carr will keep a supply OF pitchers
on hand for mid-seasOn delivery be
will find his baseball college an in
stttution that is much TO be desired
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-13

their attempts to maintain that posi-
, ton and reputation nave given the
game a big boom in the tight little Isle
Ten years ago the suggestion or
sos. 600 nurse for a heavyweight cham
pionship battle would have been
laughed at by English promoters; to-
day they are willing 10 guarantee Ihdl
amount for a battle between two
youngsters who are hardly out Of the
novice classes
French sporJsmen deserve the praise
of lovers of boxing the world over
for the great good they have accom-
pIished not the least of which has
been to awaken that old spirit Of ri
valry in their neighbOrs across the
channel
Boxing LanEuishes in Gotham
Roxing is suffering from a bad
case of disinterestedness on the part
of the fans here in Gotham Fact is IL
takes something out Of the ordinary in
the way of show to draw the people
TO a boxing entertainment these warm
evenings And even the stars Of the
ring don't get very fat on what they
drag downf or their bits-When they
work on a percentage basis So that
is the reason possibly why local pro-
u-clers are not breaking any speed rec
Ords in chasing the headliners-
Few Clubs Make Money.
There is only one club in New York
apparently that has a chance TO make
any money right now That IS Billy
Gibson's Stadium A c., which is cen
tralIy located; and Gibson viii not be
able to retire from the game with the
profits he Will garner this summer
either In Brooklyn several clubs are
usauasing TO keep their heads above
water but few are making money. The
Broadway A. G, made famous by Al
NcCoy's quick defeat Of George Chip,
is running on its regular winter
schedule-twO shows a Week-and put
tin-r away a little money right along.
Looks like the BrOOklynites are bet
ter sports than the Manhattanites.
Across the bridge fans attend boxing
shows because they like the spors- In
New York the people pay TO see stars
ouly-a show without star or two
seldom draws enough TO pay for the
preliminaries in Manhattan
AEcIIettriclz the Angels
As the day set for the Johnson-Mo-
ran championship match approaches
speculation on the outcome shows lit
tie increase. II appears to have been
accepted as q foregOne conclusion that
johnson vii have an easy time Of It
with his young and comparatively in
experienced rival Some interesting
facts have come to light lately rela-
tive TO that $4,000 guarantee" John
son is to receive When the match was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-13
Sport and Automobile Section

By F. W. sIOsEBACH.

y AN ANTONIO. Tex, June IL
Pitchers are an essential quality
- in the Texas league race now
and the club that has the supply Of
hurlers TO meet the emergency. is the
one to pin pennant hopes upon. The
strain of the dOuble-headers. as pre-
dicted in this column, is beginning to
tell. and the first to feel the effects
are the Waco Shippers. With Jack
Ashton and the Donalds as the depend
able pitchers, Ellis Hardy has been
or a still hunt for twirling talent to
prevent this pair from going stale.
But the result is in evidence in cold,
clearcut type The NavigatOrs. which
so long have enjoyed the topmost DO
sition in the race, were taken down
when the BronchOs rOmped over them
at the Black Stadium Wednesday to
the tune OF TO 2 June 10, therefore,
will be a memorable date in the league
race. It marked the appearance Of
a new leader. The Beaumont Oilers
by hammering pitcher Wainwright for
10 safe drives over at Austin on the
same day supplanted the Navigators
as the league leaders,
Is Hits, Two Runs.
It was a funny incident. that Beau
mout-Austin affair The Is bfngles
netted the oilers only two runs. show
ing an awful wastage Of sWats- On
the other hand the Senators accumu-
lated but seven hits and scored one
innings before the Oilers put across
the winning run. They tied the score
IN the ninth and II was not until the
11th that victory was theirs
II is an interesting race between
Houston and Galveston. in which the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-13

EW YORK. June 13.-June and
~ July will be big months in pu-
L gilism this year. But I am
sorry TO say the old Z. S. A. will not
cut much figure in the history making
ring events. Europe has grabbed the
center Of the stage and we have been
forced TO exit more or less gracefully
from the scene for the time being.
by clinching the Willie Richie
FREDDY Welsh battle foreign promoters
nave oagged a trio of international
events that are hard to beat First
VIII come the GunbOat Smith-Georges
CarpenIier match which Dick Burge,
me veteran lightweight, is to stage on
June p in London The scene is then
VIII DEFEND the championship title
against the more or less skilIful and
aggressive attacks of Frank Moran. a
Whlle nope Of doubtful ability. After
may AJtle matter mas been settled
WINE hllcnie and Freddy Walsh take
up the cudgels in a bout for the light
weight championship of the world. OF
the trio OF events the last mentioned
appears 10 stick out in the matter OF
class.
England and France Rivals.
The development and amazing
growth OF boxing as a popular sport
in France has accomplished more than
the opening Of a new and fertile field
for opponents Of the many art. il has
awakened British spOrtsmen to the
realization that their long enjoyed
prestige as the foremost promoters Of
the ancient sport in the old country
was fast being usurped by the des-
pissed frog-eaters, and as a consequence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-13
Sport and Automobile Section
Fans Are Loyal To the Commentators
Ill -:II:- -:I:- If -;II;-
Feel That Team Is Slipping, However
p ERNEsT @. CoAN.

URLEY, n NJ June 13.-There
II is not a fan in the whole dig
4 Il gings but is loyal to the leader
o. the Concentrations, not one but is
with him in anything he undertakes
They have confidence in his AFFINITY
ME only murmur TO be heard IS that
II anything Riser is too easy with
his men But the volume Of blue
smoke that has been ascending from
the camp against the showing OF the
players has in some cases been great.
and perhaps the supporters Of the club
have a right to emit few melodlous
sounds. Yet we must remember that
only five games out Of Is nave Deen
dropped by the Commentators How
ever, it is time perhaps TO use the mud
chains they are slipping It may be
due to the discomfort Of some OF the
players. Harmony between members
o. any club is a very essential element
for success
Sorenson is leading the Concentra-
tors in batting with -35s-
1t will be well to keep your eye on
those Indians They have been using
the mud hooks with good effect and
have hit solid ground. 1t seems they
have broken their unlucky streak.
They have the players and will make
a showing before the season closes
Seldom do you note a young ball
player who goes to bat and makes the
pitcher pitch ball In the II games
thus far in which Clearwater has gone
70 the plate he has secured 13 hits.
He is an expectation
=
When a team is slumping how they
will persist in hitting the pill at the
opposition's strongest places
The latest addition to the Digger
bunch is Yeager, who comes out of the
bushes Of Arizona with a good repu-
tatiOn- The last week in one game
where he worked in the box he struck
out II men in five innings and clouted
out two hits.
=
Cal Esrthman of the Diggers ac-
cepted Is chances in the last series
without an error, the record for the
league Of the season
=
Wright, who started the season
clOuting the ball over the fence, is on
the soldiers bench until such time as
the batting bee shall return
The next game Of the Cup series
viii be played at Santa Rita on June
g..
The two losing clubs of the last
week show how they lost by the fig
ures in the blot column. Both have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-13

Il TO their credit besides several costly
bOnehead plays that were TOO Ireakish
10 put on paper.
The Santa Rita club is hitting 81
In the IS games staged they nave
never brought home less than eight
hits in any one
OF the outer gardeners the past
week Clark, Bristow and GoWan each
received six chances without an error
Campbell and Seibel, five eacn.
Not = home run was permitted by
a pitcher on the circuit in either series
the past week, and only II hits were
for extra bases. Silver City got four
2-base hits, one 3-base hit, two sacrl-
flee hits and seven stolen bases; Hur-
lay, three chase hits, three sacrlIlce
hits and four stolen bases; Santa Rita,
three 2-base hits. one 3-base nit, one
sacrifice hit and five stolen bases
Fort Bayard, three phase hits, two 3
base hits four sacrifice hits
\
Only nine pitchers were used by the
four clubs in the weeks battles The
records for the games for strikeOuts
show Kellogg with 9; Eaton, 10; Baus-
man. 6: Kane. >; NeIIis, 3; Cheuette.
Z; BurlesOn, 8; Rarey, 6. Bases on
bsls-By kellogg, >; Eaton, 2; Baus-
man, .. Kane, 1; Weeks, .. Nell1s, :;
ChelIette, 4; Burleson, /; Rarey, 1.
The manager of the husky Soldier
squad stated this week that he does
not expect to make a winning club
this season but that he will lay the
foundation for a pennant bunch for
next season. The Soldiers have
eclipsed all expectations as it is, be
cause Of getting their finger in the
pie so late the start off OF the year.
Jack Powell got five hits at nine
times up Robertson, five hits at 10
times up.
Coffey, who secured his release from
the Soldier management a week ago,
has been signed by manager Riser and
viii be used in the outfield. Coffey is
a fast man, a good sticker and viii
fill a big hole in the Concentrations
defense.
Gray, an exWhite SOx Of the FL PasO
club, has signed with the Soldiers and
has been given the reins Of the clubs
filling the vacancy made by the resig-
nation Of COffey.
Moore, the big Concentration right
fielder, will be out of the game for
the balance of the season owing TO
having received a position with the
Chino Copper company here where he
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-13

past, while in the same mail came an
other letter advising me TO take bet
on Moran-simply because Johnson
would not be fit 10 fight at all
Johnson wrote Jim COffrOth. the san
Francisco promoter, recently that he IS
in splendid condition and fit to put up
the battle OF his career Also that he
expected TO make short work OF Mo-
ran. Of course. one must not place too
much confidence in anything Johnson
might say. He is a conceited 1nd1-
viduaI whose good opinion Of him
self must be literally discounted by
those who want TO take a flyer on the
match Johnson may be kidding COff-
roth at that, and kidding himself at
the same time. Who can tell? We VIII
know more about IL in couple OF
weeks
Burge Puts over Good stuff.
As a preliminary advertising stunt
Dick Burge who is promoting the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-13

IS not able to get away from his new
duties.
The managers of the Commentators.
Diggers and Soldiers have received
offers from the Deming Chamber of
Commerce and the management of the
Silver City club for the Concentrators
and Diggers to go TO Deming on July
5, play a double header, return 20
Silver City on the Fourth and with
the Soldiers play three games and
stage another double header on the
fifth. The proposition is under con-
sideratiOn- An excursion is planned
To be run from FL Paso TO Deming and
Silver City on these days If arrange
ments TO get the clubs together can
be made
It is expected that president W. H.
Janney viii make his decision con-
corning the protest filed by captain
Ward on the last game played with
the Diggers, in a few days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-13

Gunboat Smith Georges Carpenter
match on June p put over a corker
BY having the Gunner hold a reception
at the waldorf hotel upon his arrival
in the worlds metropolis. The Gun
boat was all dressed up and graciously
cOndescended TO "mitt' the dukes and
earls who were among the distin-
guished guests Of the occasion
The GunhOar. ably backed by Jeens
Buckley, both in soup and fish" hob
nobbing with the artistocrats must
have been a sight for sore eyes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-13
FOUR EVE THREE

going into business, advertise, and let
the world know it Your ad NAV be
just the ad they're looking and waiting
for.
Ready Reference Directory,
Phone -Four Five Three.
(Advertiament)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-13
By James
j. Cor6ett
Former heavyweight Champion
of the World.
Europe Gets Big Fight Events For June
and July; U. S. Has Only Small Affair

sRca a s 55 Stage ' 8 F and as aI Pa and @
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-13

Gray, an exWhite Sox Of the FL Paso
club, has signed with the Soldiers and
has been given the reins of the clubs,
filling the vacancy made by the resig-
nation Of COffey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-13

Moore, the big Concentration right
fielder, will be out of the game for
the balance of. the season owing to
having received a position with the
Chino Copper company here where he
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-01
Saffca elintarpeiSen bintufen lit
n~Ili1eeta forottamiSeSta.

&aupptos @ortti SannoIen, iofa
2urfiioen pitdidsid borioittoo ruofa
Ia etatanarofonppua, DIT gpiipuriu
lddnin funernDDri {. 2 .. lanseita-
nut 500 MIN iattoon, ell nastaa-
maan go pdipGn wanfeus rongais.
tutieen fitG ettd 6annonen Iaotuaon
tieidd maan iuIietamiies,a iotatilaon
oil beti t%orortanut erindisten elintor-
peitten ia mum fulutuStamaran bin.
toia ia iattonut Iiiati forotettuien
bintpier noetc mista mieId i,ttentiu,
fun oil aarut tietdd sDiipurin Idduin
fnnernDDrjn ruofotamaratn bin
noista ontamasta Iuettolosta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-01
Kamala tapaus Tampereella.

Kun ty0mies X. Makela t. k. 1
p. klo 1 aioissa paivalla palasi
tyostaan asuntoonsa talossa nro 81
Aleksanterinkadun varrella Tam
pereella, kohtasi hanta kamala
Avattuaan asuntonsa oven
putosi hanen syliinsa kuolleena
hanen 4 vuotias poikansa Erkki
Fredrik ia vaimonsa Maria Magda.
lenan MAXI han hirttaytyneena uunin
pellin nuoraan. Onneton att oil
ensin kuristanu lapsen ia r~ipustanut
sen o%venrakoon p~istamaansa KEEP
pin, mista Sc ovea avatessa putosi
alas. Edellisena iltana kerrotaan
perheessa eileen iotakin riitaa mie.
hen ia vaimon valilla. Poliisitut.
kinnossa myohemmin kavi ilmi,
eta vaimo Makela oil usein uhkail.
Tut lopettaa paivansa. Sunnuntaina
oil han kurittanut poikaansa hyvin.
kin ankarasti, iolloin Makela oil
ruyennut poikaa puolustam aan.
Tall6in oil vaimo Makela l%ausunut
senlaisia uhkauksia, iotka nyt PAM
taytantOon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-01
Siite'elam1 ia npfpinen tb6tt6-
mbbS.

SeIFnein Observation-Disclosures
toimeSta pioehitn 10. T. 26 pm iItana
pIeinen Selfi, gin liiteopulaisten TO
fous ieniobbosta ettd iuuri mddrd
fonttori' ia lisenpuIaifista 10 tdbdn
mennesld on iou.unut tpDttDmdtii ia
uuIia irtiIanomiIia on iofa pdipd
toimiieitu iuteld Ienfin idlfeen Putin
Selinsin touppiasten fofous dSfet-
tdin aiiaa fdTitieli. 2ofous oil iitd
mieltG, eit1 or foetettana matfuttaa
,idutiin iiiben Iuuntnan, ettd ndmd
rpttmeiieen iaoftn pitdiiipGt Toto
heNsilDtuntania palpelutiesia, mutta
et'd Jos oIot patottoifipat menoio
iupistomoan, oliFi poremmin paltat'
tuien paIftoia iupistettatpo, mutta
henfiIDtuntn pioettGtoH e~ntifeuddn.
g lmotu ldului fofous toinomutien,
ettd 10 topab'uueet irtiionomiiet ia
erottamiIet peruutettaifiin. 3omite
aar. ioed totoo itIoston ipDt0mist6
liifeapuIaiista ietd irtiianomisteu
laniuubesta, noIittiiu 5 bentilDa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-01
Woin so ibatStd fnplut punatan.
tin @alfeaIaarella.

0iime FUN pnclipdIin aitono
on WaIteaiaoren ienratunnan fp.
ldsId r%airponnut punatauti. Edmdn
alan Hfdud on tautiin fuouut pli
so benfed, ioista iuurin ola IapHa.
Gniten on Iairashmifia iopabtunui
Roioioen parreua oIefpisin fpIisid,
futen elm. aIatpIdsid, 2eishIdsId,
WoiuiIasia ia 0oIiaIasio, ioienfo
taubin IetpenemiStd Suomeentin on
peIdttdmd. poifaaiIet lddtdrit eitpdi
ole tdbdn ast rpbtpneet mibint6dn
marinaifin ioimenpteiiin taubin
lepenemiien ebfdiiemiiefi
3ouIuFpistpstd naiua oIemai
oiuffaot pitdtpdt tantia iapo uiIena
2orfeimman Idbettdmdnd niiTaufie.
ma ia ofoamatta ortpata taubin tort.
tutpon ontapat fairoitten ola pb'
besfd ierpeitien fonsIa ia fmo1a
Iddtdrin otputto, fosfa Min on rIal
Iittu~.