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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-18
ITALY TOO POOR
TO AFFORD COAL

Rome. Jan. 17.-In spite of the cold
weather, Italy is country almost
without coal fires. The only smoke
to be seen is that from railroad loco
motives, factories and few hotels.
The peasants in the mountains and
the poor of the cities are able to make
q few fires of wood, but coal is beyond
the reach of any except the most
wealthy. American coal lies unsold
at the seaports. On account Of high
freights. anthracite costs more than
$40 q ton.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-18
.PANkHuRs7 IS ADMITTED
Noted British Militant Will Not be
Excluded From U. s., 10 VIII
sons Decision.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 17.-Mrs.
Emmeline Pankhurst, the sutfragist
leader now on parole in New York
under the immigration authorities,
will be formally admitted to the Uni
ted States soon after the papers in her
case reach Washington.
President Wilson is opposed to her
exclusion. Mrs. ,Pankhurst is working
in behalf of the Serbian relief move
ment.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-18
Senator Suggests Method
to Police Lands Now
Ruled By Bandits
CARRANZA TROOPS
AFTER MURDERERS
Report Again Made That
Killing of Nineteen U. S.
Citizens Is Avenged

Washington, D. c., Jan. 17.-Estab
lishment of neutral zone in northern
Mexico is to be jointly policed by the
forces of Mexico and the United
States, unless disorders are speedily
controlled. is proposed in resolution
introduced today by Senator Gore,
democrat, of Oklahoma.
Evidence collected at Ell Paso by
state department agents indicates that
Carranza authorities at Chihuahua as
sured G. r. Watson, head of the party
Of Americans killed near Santa Ysabel,
that n oescort was necessary. In that
opinion, however, many of the Ameri-
cans agreed, although they had sug-
gested to the authorities the advis-
ability Of sending troops with the
party.
The advices further stated that the
Carranza governor of Chihuahua gave
Watson personal passport and that
the Carranza immigration authorities
in Juarez gave general passport for
the whole Watson party. These de-
velopments are taken to point to the
responsibility of the Carranza govern
ment for not adequately protecting
the Americans.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-18
FRANKLIN'S BIRTH
DAY REMEMBERED

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 17.-The
210th anniversary Of the birth Of Ben
jamin Franklin was celebrated here
today. Students Of the University of
Pennsylvania, which he founded, and
advertising men from all sections of
the country, who have adopted him
as their patron saint, were leaders in
the celebrations.
Wreaths were placed on the grave
of the philosopher in the little Quaker
burial ground at Fifth and Arch
streets Statues of Franklin were al
SO decorated. while in the public
schools and other institutions exer-
cises were held.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-18
NEAR DEATH
Burlington Street Car Runs Wild
Down Hill and Turns Over
After Leaving Tracks.

Burlington, Jan. 17.-Three people
were seriously hurt and score bruis-
ed and shaken when street car con-
taing thirty-flve passengers got be-
yond the control Of the motorman and
dashed down Angular street an eight
block grade Sunday. At the foot Of the
hill is curve and the car left the
rails, dashed across the street and
down a ton foot embankment over
turning, rendering It necessary to chop
holes in the car to release, the pas
sengers. None Of the injured will die.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-18
NORMAL STUDENTS
TO BE EXAMINED

The regular examination for normal
training students Of the high school
will be held on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday OF this week in the county
superintendent's office at the court
house. The work will begin early in
the morning and continue through the
day until 4:30 or 5 o'clock in the even
ing. The subjects on which the stud
ents have been preparing In their
high school classes will be used for
the examination work.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-18
DENIAL IS ENTERED.

Rome, Jan. 17.-Austria, according
to a press dispatch from Athens, is
reported to have offered separate
peace to Montenegro on the following
terms:
Austria engaged to guarantee Mon.
tenegro all territorial rights in Sou
tart in exchange for the cession of
Mount Lovcen to Austria
Ofhcial announcement was made by
the Montenegrin authorities on Sat
urday that Montenegro had never ad-
hered to or intended to adhere to any
separate peace proposal or to any ar
mistice with Austria.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-18
TELEPHONE CASE
BEFORE THE COURT

Des Moines, Jan. II. - The Iowa
supreme court today reviewed the
case of Shaver and ex rel. state Of
Iowa against the Iowa Telephone Co.,
involving the franchise to operate in
Des Moines. The court recently held
that the local telephone franchise was
perpetual. Today's hearing was before
a full bench.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-18
GARMENT WORKERS
OUT ON A STRIKE

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 17.-Six
thousand garment workers went on
strike here today for higher wages and
better working conditions. About 250
factories are closed.
Among the demands of tho strikers
are a fifteen per cent wage Increase,
q minimum wage Of Sc a week for
women and So for men. All factories
are picketed.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-18
SCHOOLS BURNED.

West Liberty, Jan. II. = An explo-
sion in the furnace room OF the grade
school here caused the destruction Of
the building by fire between Z and 9
o'clock this morning. There was no
one in the structure when the explo-
sion occurred and its cause has not
Keen determined. The loss is $50. 600.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-18
RELlEE TRAIN DUE.

Ell Paso, Tex, Jan. 1.-THE relief
train which left here several days ago
to bring to the borders Americans
and other foreigners in the bandit In
tested region Of Chihuahua, Mexico, Is
due today from Parral. More than
$50 Americans from Parral Chihua-
hua City and other points are said to
be aboard.
Officials at Juarez asserted the body
Of Jose Rodriguez, the bandit chief
who was reported to have been ex-
ecuted last Thursday, three days after
the slaughter of eighteen mining men
near Santa Ysabel, probably would ar
rive in Juarez today.
immigration service officials are
planning to prevent the introduction
of typhus into this country.
DIR. John w. Tappan, medical Of
ficer of the United States immigration
service, has been instructed to dis
infect persons from Mexico whose
clothing was suspected of carrying
vermin.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-18
PEACE FOR MONTENEGRO.

Berlin, Jan. 17.-The Overseas
News agency announced today that
Count Tisza, the Hungarian premier,
had announced in the Hungarian par
lament that Montenegro was asked
unconditionally to lay down her arms
and she had accepted, the premier de-
clared, according to the News agency
report.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-18
HOLLANDS FLOODS
AFFECT BELGIUM

London, Jan. 17-Reports from the
Dutch frontier sent by the Amster.
dam correspondent Of the Central
News indicate that Belgium has suf-
fered heavily from the floods, especial
ly in south Flanders. The river
Scheldt has risen several meters and
the villages Of Wellen, Cavere, Syn
gen and Schelderode are completely
Inundated
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-18
AUTO DISEASE FATAL.

Bloomington, ILL.,, Jan. 17.-Kern
Beath, aged 4s, prominent insurance
man, was found dead in his garage to-
day from petromortis. Beath was
formerly with the Standard Oil Co.,
at Atlanta, Ga, and Chicago. He
was working on the automobile when
overcome.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-18
CHICAGO HAVING
ITS BUNDLE DAY.

Chicago Jan. II. Today Is Chica-
go's annual bundle day." Charitable
organizations are cooperating in q
widely advertised campaign to obtain
bundles Of old clothing for the needy.
It was estimated 10000 bundles will
have been received by nightfall. Last
year $1,000 bundles Of clothing were
contributed.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-18
RIo FIRE AT DIXON.

Dixon. III, Jan. II. = All the tele.
phones in Dixon were out of service
today because of a fire which destroy.
ed the telephone plant and for time
Yesterday threatened the business dis.
trict. The property loss was 180. .000
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-18
NoIEp EplToR DIES.

Chicago, Jan. II. Charles Dwyer,
50 years old, editor of the Women's
World and we'll known as an editor Of
journals for women, slipped and fell on
a sidewalk here today and died few
minutes later.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-18
"klD FARMER. rs DEAD.

Chicago, Jan. II. - Benny Fefnberg,
known in pugilistic circles as the orig.
inal Kid Farmer died today Of tuber.
culosis. He fought as featherweight
and as welterweight and engaged In
17S battles, losing only Ave.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-18
RUSSIANS ADVANCE.

Berlin, Jan. II. ~ After delaying for
q week the advance of strong Russian
forces In the Caucasus, the Turks have
withdrawn their advanced posts sew.
eral miles at some points, according to
the Turkish official statement of to-
day, received here from Constant
inople.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-18
OSBORNE DENIES GUILT.

White Plains, N. Y, Jan. 17.-Thos.
Mott Osborne, former warden Of Sing
Sing prison, pleaded not guilty today
before Justice Morschauser to the in
dictment charging him with, perjury.
His trial was set for Feb. Z.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-18
COLD WAVE GETS
FAR INTO SOUTH
FREEZING WEATHER EXTENDS
CLEAR TO THE GULF COAST,
ZERO TO OHIO RIVER.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 1.-THE
cold wave overspreading the country
east of the Mississippi today had fore
ed the freezing line down to the
middle Gulf of Mexico coast and the
line Of zero temperatures as far south
as the Ohio river.
Rains and SHOWS, mostly light, pre-
vailed over the east and south, and
sleet has been experienced as far
south at Mobile. Continued cold
weather Is promised for tonight and
Tuesday in the Atlantic states, with
cold wave in the south, extending
into central Florida. Warmer wealth
er will follow in the interior districts
east Of the Mississippi.
Chicago, Jan. II. Chicago shivered
today in an icy blast from the north.
west which made the three degrees
below zero observed today seem colder
than the record low temperature of
six degrees below last week.
The municipal lodging house was
crowded with homeless men who
promised to work out their lodging at
the municipal woodpile today.
Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 1.-THE
coldest day Of the season was record.
ed here today with temperature OF
three degrees below zero.
Cleveland, o., Jan. 1.-THE mercury
was four degrees below zero, accord.
ing to the official thermometer here
today the coldest OF the winter. Two
fatal accidents due to the weather Oc
CURED here during the night.
Dallas, Texas, Jan. 1.-THE coolest
weather OF the winter with tempera.
ture 80 degrees above zero was re.
ported today from the Texas fruit and
produce district around Brownsville
Ample warning had been given to
growers, however. and extensive dam.
|age Is not feared
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-18
TO-DAY IN CONGRESS

at noon.
Senator Gore introduced resolu-
ton to establish neutral zone at
Mexican border to be policed by
Mexican and American forces.
Judiciary committee recommend
ed adoption of Cummins resolution
for inquiry into ability Of federal
Judges to discharge their duties.
Extension of Mann law to Alaska,
Panama canal zone and insular pos
sessions proposed In bill introduced
by Senator Overman.
Senator Jones introduced bill for
a s3,0OO,OO drydock at Puget sound
navy yard.
Resumed debate on Philippine bill.
Indian committee considered OIL
iver resolution to renew Usage oil
lands leases.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-18

at noon.
Military committee heard by Gen.
Aleshire.
Rear Admiral Stanford continued
testimony before naval committee.
Congressional investigation Of al
legged usurious interest charged by
national banks urged before the
rules committee by Representative
Howard Of Georgia
Representative Buchanan OF IlH-
nois and his counsel argued before
Judiciary committee in favor Of his
resolution for the impeachment of
United States Attorney Marshall of
New York
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10
Serpebbss nmorilIe.

SO niiorena mif' arnto iaa6a irniri
SGneIIen ipnnit taooa itielIeen, ga
anteefii iaaoa ipnnit faiffineenl
ssiin, mifG funnia ia rienrii iuitri
on olIa bGnert ono iidtt, SGnen, mi
fporpuietfin maaIipil
OIetfo riiori pstdtpd fosfaan oia-
teIiit mitd on oIla Iapii SumoIan9
Diet fai len fiiipitelIiit aitpon fpnfGt.
Il ia iIottomafii. Sos ndin oIet TIL
ipiteIIiit, iiaoinpa olet iitrsresti pet.
tpnrt. On fpIId toto, ettei iIomme
aibeeno ole tdrtSri rnoaiIrner hirbdi
iIot eifd noiitinnot. Sind tt,ori pstd.
mdnt, iospo iinuIIe fiiuiteIIeen al.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10

elantin ianan iGlfeen. Wrtta tGIlGis
ten oiatusten tpon baioittna titiiIi all
man iirpaleifli ia MT iGGt puiIS
paliaalle. Soista on fun Sierra IA.
noopi ianasiaan: "WfG arlnoinban
ferran iinulle taiipaban." SGstGpc
taasfin ielfiGG ettG armosta on faiff;
annettu ia n1ill1 Slimalan antamil
la ominaiinufiilla on mei6Gn itIeGm-
me mabmistettaipa. Sin1 nltori ar,
molapii, ebfG aiattelet miten nGmc
fifteen Wabmistuu, fnn nGen itien,
ti1lelpan main %pabemmafii mitc,
enempi aifaa olen ustonttt ipntin,
anteefii. SptpG, eta n1in olet titIIu,
itleii tlintemaan. MeioGn tuleetin mG.
betd ia &ristits enentpG. SiIIoinpe
iinulIe iaGfin %ainoafii aarteeffeii ia,
pettii &aritia ia Sdnen f~iiolosiaat,
iiGinen ipntiii puboistus. SiIloin Ie.
papopt lapien taipalla Seeiiifien I'd,
pistetplId ip6GmmellG ia lauleIet
"WtG tieoGn mltlst' Ell maltafaai'
miia Seeiiis rafastaa Jos piileefit.
bGn toiiinaan SGn bppGG tarfoit'
taa."
NGin ollesiaii paImistat itieGIi'
altnpa alma muistaiiimme tGmGn
Sc on bppG, eta ipoGn pobpistru'
armolIa. SiIloinpa Ell birmupaIla'
iaiii meitG tpabingoittaa. Dfii ARM
opettaa iumalattoman menon bpI'
fGdmadn. Sifiipd pialmisia Iuem'
me:
"&uinfa niiorufainen tienid pub
bistais," paStaa, "fosfa bGr1 itienii
fGpttda iimun ianaii iGlfeen: SifSipi
niiori iisfo ia nell, ED ,inboita ianai'
fdpttdmistG, meta ieiiraa fiioIemo'
Jos emute, fGptd ianart oieita ia fiji
tGpd iobtuiifin meiodn beiffoutemm|
ia iiinGpd onfin ipp, ettd ritore,
miiistaipat Min bortpoin firioittod
oiastoonie. Seeius forfein iIomme ID
raubamnel
Sairport, Ohio,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10

man miattomifii nGitG aialliiia FIJI.
mia. Slenfin marma, ettd nfeasti
iaat fuulla tGmGn laatuiiia ionojo:
tiile moan mufaamme eibGrt iiellG
mitddn pabaa ole, fDllG mott iiIti Of
la nsfoipainen. gibGn iitG min of
oasmielinen tarmitie ola, nitorenu
tGptpp naiittia elGmGstG. &linfa on.
nellista, iospa mott lanalla farfoit.
taa firtiaaian poiS litotaii. Miattele
alma, tiilisfo Seeirs miifaaii ia oils.
TO tltntoii tGpiin raiibaIlinen. lepGi.
iitfo Seeiufien meribaatpain ilo-
jasia. <infa moni nliori ormolapii
onfaan beittGnpt nsfon Seeiufieen
pois iiitG ippstG, fun Ell ole fiintpnpt
Slmalan ianan pettGmGttomiin to-
tooistutiiin IN elGnpt tunteittenia
maltaamana. Sloiten fpIld iopinto.
meren armosta, ettG on itiein buiioab-
tanitt: Sierra, tdsiG on minlin bppd
oIIo. @aan fuinfa onfin fdpnpt, fun
tunteet opat faoonneet ia tilalle one
fin tiiIllit ipnti ia ipnnin pietelpfiet,
IilIoin oIet funnnelliit ~pibo1iStd,
olet mGbGn ferrasiaan antaantunlt
Ipnnin maltaan ia Min olet fa6otta-
nut robfeiioen tunrntstaa Seeiusta
8apabtaiafieli ia aitltaofii tefiiaf-
ieii. 0ltori pstdmG, tdmd aiema on
mrulIiiinl Balion on iurua maail-
masia ia niioretban u%ieinfin liiale-
mat bei6Gn omat iur1tnia olenan,
foiffein iiturinpia, fun pettpmps tli-
lee iiinG minfd pibGt maailmasia
faiffein tdrfeenpGnG. Nliori pstGtpd,
Ell namdt moiiet pettpmpfiet ole mi.
tGGn iiiben perraten, fun petpt mi.
boIlista fliiilemaan ia bdnen talltlis.
miorara fulfemaan. SiIloin pettp.
mpfieii on faiibeG. SpIiddt Seeiufien
ia bGnesiG Iobioitetiin iionfaiffiien
eIGmdn. Sifiipd on mciacfin tor
been tGmG Tooipolin lauie, niiorelle
Simoteufielle:
"8abwista iiis linus minun poi
foni fen arnlon fauta FUN Seeiitf-
iesia 2ristufiesia on" SdstG tlilem-
ME nGfemGGn mifG fiiuItii niioriioI-
lefin, fits aiman iamat arteet fun
iinune ~monbusfin SiimaIon arnto on
mitG iuIoiiinta, ettd iaamme itieGm-
me polmistaa armolla. ltiein fuul.
Iaan ia oma min1fin on perrin taipui-
ia oiotteIemaan meibGn moImistr-
mistomnte iisfosia. &iinpa nina OIL
feen foiton febittpd ppbitps Glands
idni, teen Min ia min iitte fuitenfin
Glen oifeen ipobtuo ia robfea iisfotpui.
men ia pddtteIernuae nina ie otteeu
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10
NUORTEN OSASTO

MT Martin. ga bGnen baastettuoar
mpoSfin @nnin iaapumilIe, tuli ipas.
taufiefii firfas:
- gi.
Sen full fai gerofin, eli, ban nafi
len. Geman iilmisiG ie oil tiiltofiriai.
min l~uettaipann.
90, fobtalol - ianoi Zero 10,
ipptosten maimentuesia biliaiiemmif.
Fl.
Scum ban faiii t~ilaiiuiioen pubua
Getpan fansia ianoa faifen, fuuIla
banen ianopan faifen. .iiin6 on OLE
Wa ~ionfulainen loboutus, ionfunlai.
men foripaus faifesta menetetpst1.
@oustiin fobmip0poGstG. Martti
tarttri @eman Fifteen est66fieen ban
49,
ia beti rientdmastd talouspuubiin.
Marttil 8asta MT Zero buomaii
melieniG, iolla oil @eipn. gttG bGn-
fin tunii, toiipoi, fGrii ia rafasti,
oil geroae uiltta, fila iitd ban eli Of
Tut tillllt fosfaan aiatelleefii. Mar.
tim OBI of alma fliliettu bGntG nGfe-
malta.
Wiitta MT Zero nGfi ia lGmmin
t~ulpubbus meliesraffautta iefoittui
bGnen ipoameniGnid fateufiiin, fatfe.
riuifiiin. -. Sind iait bGnet, nina
en-. ga iinG olet bGnelle bptpG, parem.
paa ei taimam alta loptGiii.
&iilui lita, puubumiien tilaiiul,t-
ia eli gerolle auennllt.
GifG aliennut mostafaan, iill1 toi-
iet ippt oliipat iiIloin estGmGsiG. Il-
fol mdbitellen ndpttdd epGoifertetul-
ia moinen bGiritieminen: pubiia, fp-
iella, %ielmitelld. @osta ban buoma-
II ienfin, ettd eirpGtbdn be tabdnfddn
asti ole ianoin taistelleet, ilman ia
noia main, aiioilla. Sanoitta ie tais-
telii talotfoonfin.
8asta iouliianttona, fun SUI
malan raffaus firffoammin mlistli
mieleen, %iaattoi Gero ianoa:
- 81, SID, iinliil tietaii!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10
ltnsyitambim Latte. aoffi fp,c
Southport, Ohio,

= itmsYitaabim IGSfe. aafii ipuOt
ia fifteen minuIIa of paba iimpitaat
festden wiifon, firioittaa mrs. IS
6. Sones, 4uforb, 81. o. Dim beif
TO etten ppipnpt ppstpsid. Npteeffor
iuoiitteIi miniIIe Chamberlain Go
lie. GboIera anb Diorrboea IdGfettd
@nii amos oiittoi ia fabSen pdipdi
pddstd OIin tertue. IOni apteeffar
iaoiitteIee iitd, fila ie oittaa. eoo
toipono foiffioIIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10
soopllll ioulu btfinddearfin.

Sauptm Joulu Utrutulletteftn.
&plIGbGn glmiira oil aifoniit men-
nj ioiilufii 9lnnin liio Siifbolmaan,
mttta ie ole jdi toteutttamatta epd.
mafaisten ilmojen ia fen reiimaatti.
fen pamman muofii, mifG of bGrten
ialfaanla m%uoiifouiia maiponnut.
@elifin oil miiuttanitt &itopioon as
ii, ionne eli mposf1Gn fGoenfd1ntees.
ia poiitiit p~porabtGG. Sa Min j1i ban
Seliinfiin %miettamGan pfiindiien ioa-
lita, folmatta iamanlaista FIFTEEN iiGn
fitolemdtt.
Seuraiis iiitG of, ettG &iltti TAI
oiafieen faifen fen enentpneen bellpp-
oen, minfG ioiilu alma tlo mlifanaan.
Niin, oIiban beitGfin fafii.
@litta tdmdn biliaiien, faiboien-
a~Iaiien ioulunpieton iGIiestd tuli
beioGn oloibinia GffinGinen mitutos.
Gen iai aifaan pieni ianomelebti-
iImoitus mititatina ultben tplioben al
fitpGinGrG
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10
(Satfoa mime numeroon.)

Olemme t6siG iuuri paGttG.
meet, ettG @epa rupee Eapanilan
emanndfii - ianoi Martti ia iiirii.
be labemmdfii popt6G, iotta bGn of
melfein mastapGGt6 Genoa.
Rirstin bGmmGstps puuttui raio.
ia. SGn fatioi muoroin funtpaan.
Tin ia tapaili %lanoia, mutta iai eiiin
tpain epdielpi1 GGmGb6ptiiG. Tuos-
ia tiofiosia bpoff1ii ban fuitenfin
Genoa ipleiIemddn, ia plan fen ID
1estG riippui ban Martinfin faulasia
Observation-Disclosures WifG lilo, mifd
iIol
SGnelle tllli fire etiimGdn 1iti1.
2Gpi rafennufien iuofii ban, Ia toi
tuIlesiaan etiimGniG, ionfa oil l0p-
tGnpt iGriestGmGstG geron famaria.
9iiti ei oIlenfaan pmmGrt1npt mifG
oil b1t1nG, fun ban tuli &irstin
fansia. Mltta fun Martti ia @cpa
ostuiipat ~fGiifGoesiG bGntG pastaan,
tniuii ban mitG oil tapabtunut, ia
fppneIet ipalabtimat rppppiiille pos.
file.
2apietl - ianoi ban oientaen
f1teniG, mutta @epa ebti 10 betfiien
olIa bGnen 6ibilliieen ipliinid Juliet
tura, ennenfuin bGn moi iatfaa: toll
tpotan onneal
Wartti, nina i%loitien fansiaii
ionoi ban poialleen - iila iind
olet foanut fuuren labian.
Soettiin uufia lGmppmaiii1 ia
iuotiin pboesiG fabmia, eifa fufaun
muistanut jGdbtDpu1 linia eifa fes-
feni1dnptt6 leipomusta.
&aian iai iidnn1n beponenfin
tparrotn, ennenfuin taas laboettiin
IoooIle - mentGisiG boristi ie for
tuiaan, iilId fen mielestd oil iidnndn
IauIunbprdiIpsid MT iotain erin-
omoista.