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What he said could not immediately
be learned. Indeed he left the jail so
quietly that except the officers who
accompanied him. few OF the attend
ants knew he was going until he ac-
tually was gone.
Speculct ton was already rife as to
what steps Franks friends would
take next. The fear Of the moose hav-
ing been removed, 1t was considered
a foregone conclusion that the next
effort would be to secure a reopening
OF the case in some way.
That 1t would be long time be-
fore pardon could be sought for
him with any show Of success was
deemed certain. unless, indeed, new
evidence OF an overwhelming charac-
ter could be found in support Of
claims OF his innocence.
Persons familiar with Franks
friends views, were OF the opinion,
however, that the latter would make
a determined attempt to save him
from long term of Imprisonment.
Their Judgment was that his law
yers would undertake simultaneously
to find stronger evidence, as basis
for asking pardon and to get the
case again into the courts.
Though 1t was known Frank was no
longer there, there was a crowd
around the Atlanta jail early today.
The name OF Mary Phagan, whom
Frank was convicted OF numbering,
was frequently heard. Expressions OF
dissatisfaction with the Communication
were common also. but there was moth
ing like the violence Of tone which,
had been feared and expected
The strain OF the situation has
been tremendous and the feeling OF
relief at the swapping Of the tension
probably had something to do with
the almost apathetic reception of the
outcome. The suddenness OF the
authorities action also took the peo-
pie by surprise and It was evident
that they had hardly had time to ad-
Just themselves to the latest develop
ment.
Threats Of trouble began to develop
as the day progressed.
By mid-forenoon It was evident
that the lack OF a hostile demonstra.
tion was due to the slowness with
which the news spread.
Down town streets began to be con-
gested, especially about the city hall
and postoffice.
At the Henry Grady monument five
arrests were made when orders to
move on" were disregarded by noun
from Marietta county, Mary
home.
Marietta and Forsyth streets were
packed and the city hall and postof-
flee were filled with policemen. In
the throughfares, mounted officers did
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-21
Germany Complains to United
States That the Stars and
Stripes Were Bor-
roWei
HALF "A DOZEN CASES
Reply 10 Expected Some Time Be-
ween July and 10 and viii
Likely Contain This New
Z Feature

by John Edwin Nevin. United Press
Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON June 21.-Serious
charges Of abuse by the allies OF the
American flag have been made by
Germany to the state department 1t
became known today.
They covered at least half dozen
instances in the past two months.
The American embassy at London
was asked for report, but has not
yet replied.
It was learned on high authority
that in addition to these complaints.
cases were cited where other neutral
flags have been flown by British
merchantmen sent out disguised to
comb the seas for German submarines.
1t was expected these charges
would figure prominently in Ge.-
many's reply to the latest American
note Germany taking the positi IN
that with such methods In vogue 1t
would be impossible for German sub
marine commanders to observe the
ordinary usaSes of stoppage and
search of suspected merchant vessels.
The German governments charge
that Commander Weddigen, with the
crew of submarine U-29, lost their
lives when Lneir boat was attacked by
a British vessel flying the Swedish
flag, has already been taken cogntz-
ance OF by the state department..
~ the u, rs. entire Crew
was said to have rert.hed when their
craft was rammed and sunk, ohhctals
admitted they were puzzled to under
stand how the German government
got it's information.
The various German accusations
were also to figure largely in Amer
ica,s next note to England. Official Is
admitted it has been charged that
among vessels which have displayed
the stars and stripes on their way
through ST. Georges channel were
freighters carrying cargoes consisting
entirely of munitions.
Germany was expected today to ask
American aid in affording the pro-
lection demanded by President WILSON
for American citizens on the high
seas Advices from Berlin all tndicat-
ed that the government considers the
American note has raised a hard prob
lem. Ambassador Gerard has repor:
ed that German officials have inter-
preted the latest Washington COM
as dealing only with the
AIuSIlCdn " AAOh1AASSA AoA SAASS
passing through the war zone, and
that they have told him unofhcially
that the kaiser is very anxious to meet
this request. the only obstacle being
how to accomplish 1t.
The suggestion is believed under
consideration in the Berlin foreign of-
fee to recognize as an undtsputed
principle that American citizens have
the right to go where they please on
unarmed merchant vessels and then
to ask the United States to take steps
to force them either to ride on YES
sells under the American flag or on
those known not to be carrying muut-
tons.
IT was believed the German reply
will reach here some time between
July and 10.
There is a growing opinion here
hat Germany has not abandoned sug-
zestions of mediating It's differences
with the United States.
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TUnited Press Leased Wire Service.I
PARIS. June 21.-Pope Benedict
holds the opinion that belligerents on
both sides have been guilty of so call
ed atrocities" and is not inclined to
place all the blame on the Austro-
Germans, according to Louis Latapie.
correspondent of the Paris newspaper
La Liberte, who was granted an inter
view by his holiness: The interview
was published today.
Latapie told the pope that the peo-
pie of France regarded his silence on
alleged war crimes as strange
Then the people of France are un-
Just or rather misinformed,,' respond
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Thaw's Trial Tomorrow.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.] J
NEW YORK, June 21.--Harry X.
Thaw will be his own most important
witness in his sanity trial, which be-
gins tomorrow before Supreme Court
Justice Hendrick. The slayer Of Stan
vince jury that he Is sane.
Mrs. Mary Copely Thaw, the pris-
oners mother, is here to attend the
trial.
Members Of the Alimony club at
the Ludlow street Jail where Thaw
has been staying recently will be
among the Thaw witnesses.
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ITALY

IUnited Press Leased Wire Service1
ROME, June 21.-vioIent fighting
for the hills around PLAYA has result
ed in heavy enemy losses, General
cadorna reported to the war office to-
day.
With large bodies Of reinforce
me nts, the Austrians are attempting
to disIodse the bersasiierI from these
positions, dominating the plains lead
inc southwark to Goritz. The enemy
has delivered several strong night at
taeks, all Of which were repulsed.
A steady downpour OF rain and a
heavy fog is hamperina operations in
the mountains. Near Monte Nero,
Alpinists captured several Austrian
positions dominating the approaches
from Piezzo.
RED CROSS TRAIN ATTACKED.
ROME, juno 21.-An Austrian
aeroplane bombarded an Italian Red
Cross train near cormons Friday
NIGHT, General Cadorna reported to
the war office today. Only slight dam
age was done.
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"FairyIand" viii se STAGED,

[ United Press Leased Wire Service. !
LOS ANGELES, Calf. June 21.-
"Fairyland," $40 600 prize opera,
will be presented before the biennial
gathering Of the National Federation
of Musical Clubs which met here to-
day Horatio w. Parker was the win
ner Of the prize which is offered every
four years for the best work Of any
American citizen. Alfred Hertz, for
mer director of the Metropolitan
Opera company. will produce the
prize opera The expense Of the pro-
duction will be $4,000.
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sleael Goes to Prison,

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
GENESEO, N. Y. June 21.-Henry
SiegeI, former merchant prince and
millionaire, convicted of bank wreck
ing in connection with the financial
failure of his vast enterprises, left to-
day for Rochester, N. Y, to serve his
ten months sentence in the Monroe
county pen.
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BALKANS

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service1
BERLIN, (via Amsterdan), June 21.
kras, the German special
ist who was called to Athens to attend
King Constantine, today denied a
Paris report that the Greek monarcs,
had been stabbed or noisoned
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TURKEY

UNITED Press Leased Wire Servicel
AMSTERDAM, June 2f.-A German
specialist has been summoned to Con-
stantiropie to attend the sultan Of
Turkey, according to Berlin des-
patches today. The nature OF the sui
tan's illness was not disclosed.
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GERMANY !!

CUnited Press Leased Wire = icel
BERLIN, (via The Hague ,e ~.
-Lemberu is about to fap : ,re the
eyes Of the kaiser. P e ms are
preparing to evacuate = city. A
dispatch from Przemy y .arly today
reported that Austri: .s,slments are
stormIng the last lIn>SRussIan de-
fenses on ridge eleven miles from
falling IN CracoW, the western suburb
of the GaIician capital.
Since early Yesterday train loads Of
Russian wounded have been hurrying
out Of Lembers northeast towards
that several trainloads Of heavy guns
are moving out Of Lemberg.
Hotiy pursued by the Austro-Ger-
mans, tho Russians who were driven
out Of Grodek fell back toward Lem
berg. Through tho gap between Lakes
Drozdowieckl and cxerIanseki, Gen
eral Mackensen rushed flying columns
OF cavalry and infantry. They drove
the enemy eastward so rapidly that
the sIavs made only feeble attempt
at resistance at their first line Of
trenches three miles east Of the lakes.
The Russian center retreated 90 rap
idly that the RIGHT flank hid to give
away and began falling back In con-
fusion from the Wereszyca river north
OF Grodek az dsybreak Sunday.
Throughout Saturday night and
early Sunday, the Russians continued
to give ground, abandoning one row
after another Of trenches on the hills
east 70 Grodek. They are making
their final stand on four mile ridge
Of hills.
The battle for the ridge began yes
terday morning, the Austrians making
the first onslaught. The Russians
beat off the early attacks, fighting
desperately. When the last dispatches
were filed from the battle front, Mack
ensen was hurting one regiment after
another into the attack.
Once this ridge is taken, Macken.
sen 10 expected to sweep on into Lem
berg over the low plain without serI.
GUS opposition.
The final stages Of the battle for
len,bera finds two armies closing In
each within striking distance Of the
city. One force, made up largely o.
,Bavarians, . descending upon Lem
berg from Janof, eieven miles north.
west Of the capital, on the railway to
kavorof.
Unofficial reports say that the ksis.
er has moved forward close to the
battle front and plans to enter Lem
berg with the Austro-German troops.
FURTHER ARGUMENT.
[ey Carl w. Ackerman, United Press
Staff Correspondent.
BERLIN, (via The Haaue), june Fl.
intends to discuss several
points, covering the whole question Of
naval warfare, with the United States.
before making definite statement Of
her future policy concerning subma-
rine operations. The next communi-
cation sent to Washington probably
will open this discussion.
Germany's reply Is stIII in the con-
stage. learned today
that thus far there have been no in
formal exchanges between the Amerl-
can embassy and the German foreign
office such as prefaced the reply to the
first American note
The kaiser 10 still at the Galieian
battle front. II Is possible that he
will not confer with Dr.. Anton Meyer
Gerhard, Ambassador Bernstorff's spe-
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ENGLAND

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.]
LONDON, June 21-The cunard
liner CameronIa arrived safely at
Liverpool yesterday, II was announced
here this afteroon and has docked.
Tho cameronla carried large sup
plies Of war munitions. Because Of
the renewed activities Of German sub
marines, It was feared a serious at
tempt would be made to send her to
the bottom. ~
ENORMOUS DEFICIT.
LONDON, June 21.-The British,
government now faces a deficit Of
more than two and one-haif billion
dollars in excess Of revenues, Chan
ceIIor Of the Exchequer Mekenna an
nounced this afternoon in introducing
a war bill in tho house Of commons,
calling for suppiemen ntaI loan Of ST.
256, 900, 900.
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ENORMOUS DEFICIT.
AUSTRIA

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
VIENNA, June 21.-sinee their de-
feat at PLAYA several days ago, the
Italians have not resumed their at
taeks around Goritx. A war office
statement reported email skirmishes
in the carnic Alps, the Austrians TAX
ina a number Of prisoners.
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CANADA

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
DETROIT, Mich., June 21.-An at
tempt 70 blow up the armory at Wind
sor, Ont, was made early today, sim.
uitaneovsiy with the wrecking Of the
overall manufacturing plant Of the
Peabody Company, limited.
Two hundred Canadian soldiers
were asleep In tho armory, when a
guard accidentIy stumbled over tWen-
ty.two stlcks Of dynamite with the
fuse partly burned.
X 10 believed on the Windsor side
that German spy smueoIed hlmself
across the border during the night and
set the bombs.
The watchman declared he heard a
slight explosion about 500 o'clock
this morning, which he believes was
the dynamite cap on the fuse. 1t fall
ed TO work properly. The dynamite
was placed at the southeast corner Of
the arrnory and II the firing had been
successful, many lives would have
been lost.
The entire police force Of Windsor
10 working on the case In the hope
that they can round up some Of those
the border Into the United States.
August Frank, 20, q German-AmerI-
can, hold In Windsor, declared he
lived In FRASER, Bay City, Mich, and
was returning from call when ar
rested. His story has been partly
verified and officials on this side be-
lIeve he had nothing to do with the
bombs.
The force Of the Peabody factory
explosion was 90 terrific that the up
roar seemed to be on the American
side. Detroit police, fearing another
black hand outrage such as occurred
last week, rushed to the SiciIian dis
t,ict. The residents Of this portion
OF tho city were also Under the Inn
preston that the explosion was near
there.
THREE SUSPECTS.
WINDSOR, Ont, June 21.-The en-
tire civil and military force Of Wind
sor and WaIkerviIIe was securing this
section today for woman and two
men suspected Of being the dynamit-
ers who early today wrecked the plant
Of the Peabody company In Walker
Vile and attempted to destroy the
Windsor armory. !.
~ "A LAltcase.- containing tWanty.slx
sticks of dynamite connected with an
alarm clock set for 3:45 .. m, afforded
4 slender clue to the bomb settlers.
This evidence was found under tho
northeast corner Of the armory after
. terrific explosion had shattered tho
overall factory In Waikerviile.
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Helmikuulla:

Helmikuulla:
sonin talossa klo 2 ip.
Is p. Lehtijarvella Haapalaak'
son talossa klo 8 i'll.
IA p. Lehtij. kirkossa H. eht
klo 10 ap. ia klo 2 ip. N. seurar
kokous.
IA p. N. Y. Millsissa klo 8 i'll
N. seuran kokous.
16 p. Little Fallsissa H. Sau-
volassa klo 8 i'll.
II p. Grey Eaglessa klo 2 ip. ia
8 ill.
Fl p. N. Y. Millsissa klo 10 ap,
81 p. Topeliuksessa klo 2.30 ip,
~ p. S~nellmanista M. Ohukai-
sen vuoro on tulla hakemaan
Park Rapidsista klo 5 ip.
% p. Snellmanin kirkossa rippi
ia H. ehtoollinen klo 10 ap. ia A,
Laineessa klo 2.30 ip.
M. Anttonen.
New York Mills, MINI.
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Hartausseuroja Helmikuulla:
Il p. Brainendissa H. eht. yh-
teydessa klo 3 j. PIP. ia klo 8 i'll.
Is p. vierailen Rabdalissa klo
3 j. PIP.
II p. Pine Riverilla Mr.. L
Willsonin talossa klo l j. pp.
10 p. Crosbyssa, kaupungin
koululla klo 8 i'll.
20 p. Beaverissa Mr.. Ukuran
koululla klo 10 e PIP.
FL p. Kettle Riverilla S. s. seu-
rakunnan kirkossa H. eht. yhtey-
dessa klo II e. PIP. ia Josiah per.
heessa klo 8 i'll.
% p. Moose Lokessa Mr.. j,
Marjaniemen talossa klo 8 j. PIP.
% p. Finlaysonissa klo II e,
PIP. ia Pine Riverilla MI. Koivu-
niemen talossa klo A j. PIP.
26 p. Fairbankissa klo 1 pal
valla.
% p. Gilbertissa klo 10 e. PIP.
% p. Biwabekissa raittiusta-
lola klo 2 j. PIP. ia Spartassa klo
8 i'll.
K. G.. Rissanen,
Telefon rs. Gilbert, MINI.
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P6YTx KIRJA.

Tehty Virginan Ev Luth,
Kansallisseurakunnan holman.
nessa vuosikokouksessa, joka pi-
dettiin Tammikuun II p. 1915,
Matti Kosken talolla, Message
Av. Nro 305.
l Pyk. Kokouksen avasi esi-
mics Jaakko Harjamah, esitta-
MALTA, eta tama kokous pidet.
taisiin Kristuksen seurakunnan
selvittamiseksi ia sitten veisat.
tin virsi Sionin Kanteleesta 205,
2 Pyk. Tarkastettiin seura-
human vuosi tilt. Valittiin tot
mikunta. ia tilt olivat seuraa-
vat: Wine vuoden ja~ann0sta,
$24.21. Tuloja $54.41. Yhteen.
sd 1882. Menoja $61.00. Ra.
haa kassassa $17.62. Tilt tar.
kasti A. Bj6rnholm ia J. Harja-
maxi, tammikuun II paivana
joka hyvaksyttiin ~yksimelisesti
3 Pyk. Valittiin seurakunnar
virkailijat, jotka kaikki jaivat
paikalleen. Esimieheksi Jaak.
ko Harjamaki, varalle Matti Ri
himaki, kirjuriksi ]. r. Matala
varalle Amanda Koski. Rahas.
tonhoitaja Matti Koski ia tilin.
tarkastajana toimii A. Bj0rn.
holm. Diakoneiksi jaivat kaikki
muuttumatta.
4 Pyk. Kokous paatettiin rau.
hallisesti ia yksimielisesti vel.
saamalla virren S. Kanteleesta
Nro 241.
Kokouksen puolesta:
J. Harjamaki, esimies.
j. B. Matala, kirjuri
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Sd6nnStlinen tuimimta Gitcbnrsin
Nsasf, GIN. 2ntb. fenrafnnnasia.
&rnifarben eniimaifenG fannuntai,
ma psmaIonpaItuel,,s $erran p. ebt
fansia 10 10 op. SItaieura Ito Z iH
0snifosSen toiienn funnuntaina,
iismsIonpaItpeIiis fIo 10 ap. Seura.
human iItoma tpaibfeIeipalIa obieI.
maaIla ITO z ip.
3rnifaii6en folmantena innnint.
iimalanpalpelus Ito 10 ap. 2asten
obielmafofous fIo z iII.
8lnifaiioen nelj6ntenG ~iunnuntai.
no iimalanpalipeliis lilo 10 ap. Nuo.
riioIiiton iltama monipnoliiella of.
ieImalIn fIo 7 ip.
2ailibarioitaffet pi6et6dn iofo
tiisiai iltana flo Z.
6nnmantoifoulii pi6et66n iofo
fisnnnnfni. 2ei6frlin 1:St6 pGip6s-
I'd Jofofa,in 1:ieen pGiipdrb oIfaen
fcuIn fIo 9 oomnIIa. 3ofo5,slsn ] std
pdip6stG feiGfrnin 1:ieen pditpGdn
affno io,iJa no / p6ipdu.
ceunohannan ft,ifauiifoforfiia pi.
6efd4n iofa fi,ifau0en eniim6iienG
nsaor,aniaina flo 1880 Up.
NnsriiOIiiton fu,tfauiifofous pibe.
td6n iofn fuufauben folmantena per.
iAntaina lilo 7.30 ip.
RarIboro8fa. %. s., Sropsia.
ditatpilhamiSia ia Wapnaroisia,
MaSi., i%opimnfien mafaan.
Matti @isfari,
45 Sobnion Ct, S~itcbbure, Wasi.
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Sunhunt., II p. klo 10 ap. ia
klo z i'll. nuoriso liiton vuosijuhls
runsaalla ~ohjelmalla.
Hartaushetkia keskiviikkona
"a p. klo 1873 i'll.
Nuorisoliitto kokoontuu varsi.
naisiin kokouksiinsa: Sunnuntai.
ma IA p. klo z i'll. ia sunnuntaina
% p. klo 7 ill.
Jumalanpalveluksia ia hartaus'
hetkia Fairportissa, 0. helmi-
kuulla:
Torstaina, II p. klo 1873 ill.
Perjantaina IL p. klo 10 8 i'll,
Sunnuntaina, ID p. klo 10 ap,
ia klo 7 i'll.
TOrstaina, 25 p. klo 1913 i'll.
Sunnuntaina, % pna klo 10 APP.
ia klo 7 ILL.,, kaksi viimeksi mai
nittua ripin ia H. p. ehtoollisen
kanssa.
P. Miettinen.
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Jos bs Berran tunti,ivat,

"Jos he olisivat tunteneet
min eivat he olisi kunnian Her
raa ristiin naulinneet." / Kor. 2;
%. Tue sana, kunnian Herra
kasittaa koko persoonan. Enke.
Ii sanoi: Sentahden my0s Sc py.
ha, joka sinusta syntyy, pitaa
kutsuttaman Jumalan Pojaksi
LUX. L: 35. Mika sis omiste-
taan persoonalle, Sc omistetaan
koko persoonalle. Mika tapah-
tuu ruumiin yhdelle jasenelle,
siita karsii koko ruumis. Ne,
jotka Kristuksen ihmisruumiin
naulasivat ristiin, siina samassa
olennossa naulasivat ristiin kun
nian Herran. Polka annettiin
meidan puolestamme ristiin nau-
littaa, eta Han olisi kuolemansa
kautta syntimme sovittanut, ia
ne meren syvyyteen upottanut,
ia sen Han text. Min me paa-
simme synneista vapaiksi. ia
nyt on taivas nellie avattu,- ia
helvetti lukittu, ia perkeleen paa
m~urskattu. Nayttaak0 silta,
eta perkeleen paa olisi rikkinai-
men? Nayttaa silta, kuhn sille
olisi tuhannen paata lisatty ia
kaikki AVIAN ehjia, silta nayttaa
sen toiminta taalla maailmassa,
kun eli Jumalalla olisi yhtaan
valtaa taalla maan paalla. Silta
nayttaa, eta Jumala eli ole mis-
taan arvosta pilkkaajille. - Ell
kaikkine hyvine tekoineen, eika
kaiken hyvyytensa ia rakkau-
tensa kanssa kelpaa muualle
kun likaan tallattavaaksi. Ell
tunneta, eika tuunusteta syntia
ensinkaan olevan, ia jos niita
heille tuomalla eteen tuodaan,
min ahdistuvat, etteivat mihin-
kaan paase julkisista teoistaan,
min he hylkaavat Jumalan syyk-
81, kun Han 4loi muka ihmiSen
min huonoksi. Niksi eli luonut
min lujaa luontoa, ettei ihminen
olisi langennut. ia taas toisen
vuoron sc on hallituksen vika,
eta on min huono hallitus jar
jestys, ettei he muka paase yli,
eli ympari vaan taytyy langeta
juoppouteen, huoruuteen, var
kauteen, ia ry0vaykseen; vaan
itsessa eli ole mitaan vikaa, kun
muka hallitus jarjestys heidat
siihen pakottaa. 90, lisa! = Su-
pista vielakin saatanan valta
maan paalla, eta Sinun armosi
vielakin saastyisivat hanen veri-
sista myrskyistaan ia v~aivois-
taan.
Veljenne,
N. Johnson - KOskinen.
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ia paapiirteissaan. Kun vielK h.
saamme, eta johtokunnan kes-
kinainen suhde osuuskuntaan on
ollut tyydyttava, huomioon otta-
malta pikku v-aarinymmarryk-
STA. Esitamme toimintamme o.
suuskunnan arvosteltavaksi ia
paatettavaksi, missa maarin Sc
toiminta vastaa osuuskunnan
t~oivomuksia.
TOivon, eta jos on jotain, jo-
ka; on tullut talta johtokunnalta
vaarin tehdyksi, eta miehet,
joittenka kasiin tama kokous
jattaa Mailman tulevaksi vuo-
deksi, voisi korjata Wine vuon-
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