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Evening journal., 1916-01-29
GrandmOther'S Story
BY VIRGINIA VALE.

"Once upon time" said
grandmother when was a lit
tie girl, ! had TO sew on a patch
work quilt every day. And. by
the way. Beth" she continued. 1T
is time you learned to sew, and /
will show you how while / tell you
about my patchwork quilting
party.
j was obliged to sew half an
hour every day making a quilt
from pieces of calico. All OF my
little friends had to do the same.
and my mother had promised me
/ should have quilting party,
Evening journal., 1916-01-29
TAKE MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Magistrate Broman issued a mar
riage license today to Miss Esther
Keeley. of No. 1105 West Fourth
street. and Gilbert w. Shaw, OF No.
80 South Clayton street.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-13

lapse OF Tune to demonstrate that Ger
many has really effected this pledge
the attitude Of the United States will
remain about as it has been for the
past month toward the Imperial gov
ernment.
No effort is, apparently, going to
be made to piacate the German gov
eminent or to re-establish mutual
feeling of confidence and good will.
This compromising policy was adopted
by Mr.. Bryan after the Lusitania dis
aster, it is explained, and the result
proved far from satisfactory Secre-
tary Lansing therefore is resolved to
have Germany prove as well as declare
its good faith before he changes his
present policy.
This policy, it is admitted, is not
calculated to please Germany, but Sec
rotary Lansing is understood to be-
lieve it may force respect for the de-
mands of the United States. For ex-
ample, the state department will make
no move whatever to assist Germany
in obtaining peace with her enemies,
and viii not argue German s protests
against the blockade to Great Britain
Every shred of evidence indicating
! that Germany has not scrupuIously
hVed up TO her pladge on the subma
rine question win. be sifted and exam
ined by the United States. Secretary
Lansing instructed Ambassador Ger
ard today to report on the form of the
punishment which the German gov
eminent declared it had administered
to the submarine commander who at
tackled the channel packet Sussex.
Germany 5 effort to make the United
States obtain an abandonment of thu
British blockade has had the effect o
checking representations which thu
United States otherwise would prob
ably have made to Great Britain Oh
questions pertaining to the blockade.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-13
BODY OF GILLEGAN
MAY BE EXHUMED
New Turn Given to Poison Inquiry at
Old Folks Home III
Connecticut Town.

WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. May b
Reports that the state police will ex-
hume from the cemetery here the body
Of Michael w. Gilligan, second and last
husband Of Mrs. Amy +. Archer Gill
gan, arrested for the murder Of an in
mate of her old folks home at Wind
sor, have given a new and startling
turn to the inquiry into what went on
at the home The authorities say thew
have found poison in exhumed bodies
OF inmates.
There seems to be a discrepancy in
the records covering two months dur
ing which time the whereabouts of
Gilligan s body is in doubt The town
clerk s records i'll Windsor show that
Frank =. Smith, the undertaken whom
States Attorney Alcorh has question
| ed, certified on Feb. 20, 1914. that Gil
! igan was buried in the cemetery here.
! The town clerk s records in Windsor
| Locks say, however, that it was not
until. April Is, 1914, that Mrs. Gill
gan S husband 5 body was buried
Smith could not be found last night
but Ralph Frost, a Windsor undertake
er, said the body might have been in
a Hartford receiving vault during the
two months. According to Frost, Smiti
has done all the exhuming of bodies
The name w. j. Burns, New York. OF
a Hartford hotel register and the ac
tiyities of the man who signed it hav,
caused rumors that the private detec
tive has entered the case, though no
body knows on whose side. The MAJ
stayed several hours, conferred with
prominent New Britain citizen and theI
left for New Britain. where several q
the 40 inmates of the home who hav
! died in two years came from
There are reports also that Gov HoI
comb may be persuaded by promincn
5 citizens to offer reward for a fina
. solution Of the mystery, if such Their
, is, Of Mrs. Gilligan s old folks home
- George c. Scott, the inmate who de
tends her, is still trying to see Mrs
70 Gilligan in Jail. Her seventeen-ycai
t old daughter reported Yesterday he
, conviction that her mother is innocent
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-13
Wilson viii Not Close Issue
Before Acts Conform
to Promise
MUST DEMONSTRATE
ACTUAL GOOD FAITH
Until There Has Been a Sufficient
Lapse of Time to Show That Ger
many's Pledges Mean Something
U. S. Will Not Alter Attitude.

WASHINGTON, May l3.-It is be-
coming more and more apparent that
President Wilson is determined to main
tain an uncompromising attitude toward
Germany until he is fully satisfied that
the Imperial government has actually
removed the submarine menace to non
combatunts from the high seas.
Berlin s view that the submarine is
sue between the two governments Is
settled is not shared by the President
or Secretary Lansing. The price which
Germany must pay before reaching an
amicable understanding with the United
States is a strict and continuing Oh
servance of its pledge to effect q
change in its present method of SUB
marine warfare.
Until there has been sufficient
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-13
WINTER s COAL WILL BE HIGHER
A Glimpse of the Near Future from
New York Standpoint.

NEW YORK. May 13.-Retail prices
for coal Will be raised at once. These
increases as announced in PhiIadtI-
phia on Tuesday night were ON the
new price list of the Philadelphia 4
Reading Coal & Iron company The
other coal operating companies had not
sent out their lists yesterday, but viii
follow the Reading scale.
The retailers here have not vet been
formally notified Of the new prices. but
representative dealers said Yesterday
they had 10 doubt the published
figures were correct, and the only
thing they could 10 is to put up then
own prices to cover the new wholesale
rates. This win mean an Increase
of from ten to 30 cents a ton on do
nestle sizes. Chestnut. for instance
for household use, soon viii be quoted
at S7.45 to $50 n ton instead Of at
$7.25 as at present. When the whole
sale rate is again raised on the first Of
next month and, as well, on July l..
| August ! ana September !, the retail
crs viii follow suit. Forma: announce
ment to their customers probably viii
/ he made by the big retail dealers some
/ time next week after they receive mott
/ fcation from the mine owning com
i panies. If the program goes through
as outlined by big retailer il the
/ city yesterday householders will be
called upon to pay probably S1.75 for
their chestnut coal after the first of
next September.
! A story of lack of common Iaborcrs
except at exorbitant wages was told
by retail coal men Yesterday. In ad-
dition to this they said the cost of ev-
ervthing needed in their operations
had increased from On To 100 nor cent
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-13
URGES DANIELS TO RESIGN.
St Louis Post Despatch Says Roosevelt
Should Take His Place.

ST, Louis. May l3.-''The St. Louis
Post-Despatch' Independent Demo
erat). which has fought Theodore
Roosevelt persistently, says in an edi-
torial:
''There is a vacancy i'll the govern
ment now which Theodore Roosevelt
can fiji. 1t is the secretary ship of the
navy.
THE chair has an incumbent; 10
sephus Daniels occupies the place and
draws the salary, but does not fill the
office. Mr.. Daniels : usefulness to the
navy department is at an end. He does
not measure up to the standard required
TO meet the present situation. lie lacks
the confidence of the country. What
ever the cause, he has lost the conf
dcuce and good viii of the officers OF
the navy. The Fiske letter incident
leaves Il bad taste in the public mouth
Nothing would become Mr.. Daniels SO
much as his resignation.
''On the other hand. Colonel Roose
Welt has the confidence and good will
of the naval officers. He Is man OF
exceptional initiative and energy-just
the kind for head of department
where Il tremendous force for efficiency
is required He is a man who get
work necessary to he done accomplish
ed. We do not believe the people want
Colonel Roosevelt in the Presidency
but the qualities that might make hin
Il menace as Chief Executive would con
tribute to his success rs q department
head. The people have confidence il
his capacity to do things.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-13

WANTED-GIRLS-At once by the
Ludington Woodenware Company, VIII
mington. VT, as machine operators and
as counters and packers. Wages of
operators $l.25 per day. Boarding
house in connection, excellent room and
board $3.50 per week. Matron in at
tendance, reading rooms, steam heat,
etc. Write or telephone at once. 1904
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-13
Special Notices

SUITS to be cleaned. pressed and
repaired, called for and delivered. Carl
Kiohs, - Chestnut St. Tel. 236-W.
CHS
LOST-Red plaid horse blanket be
tween Elliot St. and Western Ave.
Finder please return to \. b. Good
ale. %
WILLIAM SHAW & co, house
painting and interior decorating; full
line of wall paper samples; ~ Ma
pie Street. Tel. 7o4-J. 53-tf
Pupil NURSES, male and female,
wanted at the Taunton State Hospital
Training School for Nurses. For par
ticulars address DR.. Arthur Y. Goss,
Supt., Taunton State Hospital, Taun-
ton, Mass. 3,'-tf
NOTICE-Bring 80 Babbitt Trade
Marks to A F. Roberts s china store
for q useful dry mop set and can cedar
oil, bring 30 for a durable kitchen set
or 80 for an eight-piece water set,
bring 100 for china cake set or a sal
ad set. 44-IU
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-13

WANTED - Women; full time sal
airy SO selling guaranteed hosiery to
wearer pc an hour spare time; Per
mancut; experience unnecessary. In
ternational Mills, Ann St, Norristown,
Pa. 81
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-13
Nothing Just Like the Guaranteed
1907 Hair Tonic

You will want it for there is nothing like
beautiful, soft, natural hair at its natural
color.
S1.00, at 81 Main Street Brattleboro
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-13
Special Notices

SIIAMPOOING and Manicuring; cleo
tric vibrator. Miss Mary Il. Griffin, 139
Main St 249-tf
SEWING Machine Needles and sup
plies for all makes of machines at j.
B. Dunton 8. 43 Flat street.
CHIROPODY and Shampoo parlors,
Hair goods. made up to order. Mrs. L.
P Bailey, III Main st. Phone. 157-tf
LOST - Cameo pin. between Uni
versaist church and North street. Re
ward offered if returned to s North St.
63- 90
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-13

WANTED-Men to learn to drive
and repair automobiles and be prepar-
ed to fill vacancies at good salaries.
Write for special offer. Maine Auto
Company, office 81 Exchange St, in
struction rooms 779 Forest Ave, Port
land, Maine. Name this paper.
5S-6-o4-2tA
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-13

WANTED-Men for picker and dye
house. Experience unnecessary. Rate
l9Hc per hour Also few families
of mill workers. james & E. H. Will
son, Taconic Mills, Pittsfeld, Mass.
62-64*
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-13
Wanted

WANTED - Housekeeper. Address |
*, care Reformer Office. 62-64# +
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-13

WANTED - Second messenger boy
Western Union Telegraph Co. 20-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-13

FOR SALE-Furniture and Ranges, new
and second hand. at j B. Dunton's.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-13

FOR SALE-An kinds OF dry wood.
George NJ Stark, Cedar street. 234-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-13

FOR SALE-Timber, s. Acres e7ti-
mated at 100000 #. About so per
cent soft wood, ash, Eastwood, but
chiefly hemlock. Hardwood chiefly
maple, beech and birch with nearly
100000 it. oak. Mostly old growth ami
easy to get. About miles from rail
way and all down grade. Address Geo.
II. Gale, w Townshend. Vt. 62-G7
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-13

FOR SALE-Pigs. II. II. & A. G.
Dunklee Tel 2l1-4. 60-64
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-13
For Sale

FOR sALE-Sand, gravel and loan.
II. G.. Clark. Soft
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-28

lodttaa tuonne armanieen iiGn fptiin.
81 pstawGni, fen lienetfin onto 81.
mala iaonut ottaa iinua f1oest1
fiinni lilloin FUN iind olit parbaas.
ia unit inofiusiaii, milt1 iilloin
tpntui iilloin iait ebf1 tuntca eta
iin1 olct music FUN fefGlc. Silloin
lait ebfd tunteo Sumolan %mnnburs.
fauoen tulen polttamaa luoimaa, fuin
fatioit wasten iilmia Sumolan man.
bursfoita fasmoia. Miltd iilloin
idptit itiestGii, iilloin ebf1 peljGs.
tpit ia lanfeiit maaban Serron fas-
moin eoesi1, iilloin ebf1 tuniit, ettG
luulifin iulaawat ia iiunfaiffinen
faootus on eoesiG, mitta iilloin frii-
luu 8eriplfdii G1ni Sumalan ianos.
ia: poifani ole bpm1si1 ~tiirrpasia
linnn ipntiii onnt anteefii annettn
nina ie olen jofa ferta olen iinunfin
lpntiii lolpittanut tartu minnn ia.
teeni MIND olen Deifoisia Ddfend, ia
fuin iinG DIET nostanlit %fatleeli toi-
mosta foboen on iieltG loistaniit Srt-
malan raffautta ia laupeutta ubtu-
nat fasmot. gtfD iilloin pafabtunrt
m1fiienfin fiitofleen Sumalalle flt-
ten Waria: "Winun Iieliui iuuresti
~iloitiee Sumalasia minun @apabta-
jasia."
SALON diff minuila firioittamis-
ia, mutta taitaa mennG liifn pitfdl-
le., jaten t1ptpp jattGG toiieen fer
toan. Soimotan main Sitmalnn iiu.
nalsta faifille Serran omille. @ar,
iinfin pst1mille &alemnsia. Wliista-
faa minua eiirufouiisiamme Serrar
tpfo.
Gnii ~firieesidni f%irioitan tapab.
tunia tGGltG tarfemmin ia muisto
benfiiistG riennoista. 9i,nnioittaer
piirii s. Sc.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-28

Irnlo olfoon teiIle ia rouba Si1ltc
ia Serrnltammc Seciuf.
ielta &ristlifielta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-28
Msbtabnla !Sarbur, DIN.

Guniasta Slimolan arn1oa ia rait-
boo baluoiiimme toiipottao foifiIIe
ormolapiille t1ntGn beifon firieem.
me faltta Iuttoian palstoilIo. gri-
tDiiemmin milistamme teitG Woinor-
Din iisfot ia meifot. &iitos liit6 ps.
neutrality-suspicious., iota min rim.
iaasti oioitette nellie iielIG fGpoes.
idmmel &iitos mpos niistG aripof.
faista labioista ioita iaimme teiltG
iisfotl Sierra teit1 iuiiresia armos-
Jam iiinatfoon faiffinaiiilIa lab-
ioillaon, maalliiilla ia ennenfaiffio
bcngelliiillG labioilIaan. Sooello
mcilI1 oil boiisfoa ia mirfistGmGG or
la fcSfuutesianne, olibon iiitG 10 fu-
liiniit monta pitfGG miiotta, fun o.
lemme fesfuuoestonne ,olleet pois.
Eolion muutofiiafin on tapabtitniit,
liIIG aifoa MainoroisIa. Griffin oil
bousfaa nGbtG ie fun iifGlGisten
icitrofuntain fes~fititoesia toimii niio-
riioIiitto, iobonfa iGieninG fuuluii
Spnoo0an ia &oniolliSieiirofunnis-
ia. Sierra antafoon faifille bolii, mo.
rifle ia iponboille ,toimimoan SGnen
ipoltafuntania painioIlo. Seeius ia.
moo: iiitG be teioGt tuntefpot minun
opetiisIapiifieni ettG te raffauoen
pioGtte fesfenGnne. SebfGGmme
iuoon tpot1 eIon noinioIla niinfanort
fun on pGiipd. Sausfalta tintiii mpos
ioooa tafpota iieIfd meioGn entistG
pastoral g. NiettistG. apIIGbdn
iieIld diff oifantrie baiisfoti fiiIiiriit
enemmdnfin aifao, tpaon tddIId Ell
iaa pb6es' oIIa, ipoiffa ftinfa ppp.
odmme, uaon boiioon tiioIIa piioIen,
toifemme IOpodmme. On ie ientddn
onneIIista meiIId SiimaIan IopfiIIa,
iuaiffa moaIIinerl acknowledgements
poatii oIersoot, erotettitno tOifistaatt,
bensen pbteps filth pbSistaa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-28
Kansan Kirjeitd

meioGt fun usfon falitta nautimme
ipnteinanteefli antamusta Seeiufien
wercsi1. Sa menomme on taimaasla
iosta lunastujaamme Seelista 600.
ga iitten fun p1iwd iaGbtpp
ia poriot fulfepat pois, iaamme wa-
palma alan maipoista Dbtp1 lielld
ij1isten riemujen maasia, ijanfaiffi.
lillG eIGmGnmeoenpirroilla SiellG
pstGlp1t toilistania Ct erfane enlins
fam, lpaon ~rannoillu elon pirran
ain pboesiG retfeillaan. Sierra meta
faiffia administration ia pitafoon
el1mGn tiellG. 2GmpimGt tcrlpeiiet
teille armolopiet, iiellG Wtainaro'isio
ia faiffiallal
8ielG jofu iananen meioGn ieura.
funtamme toiminnasto, meillG oil
icurafunnan fofous t. t. 10 y. JOS
ia walittiin papifii pfiimieliieSti pos
tori @. @ileen. Soiipomme pastori
Wileenin terpetulemaan. z. f. 26 p.
oil iltoma firfon alalalisla, jonfn
ielirafunnan miebet pani toimeen.
On tiettpG, ettd iilloin fun micbet
on bommasia on nautinto rifasbctfi.
N~iioriioliiton bpmGfIi paneipat IL
taman toimeen eniifuun IL pGim1
ieurofunnon nuoret em1nnGt. Gil.
loin fuulemani mufaan pitGiii ola
barminainen naltintorifas betfi,
m%enndanp1 iiIloin joufon micbisi1
fatiomaom ia nalittimaon muortcn
naisten neroffunitta.
SallSfaa ipfipG Illttcjan lufiioil.
le! YstGwppoellG,
Slopi, Wtiino io @. Woiiip.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-28


Siunotuita bctfiG olemme tGGliG
%iaancct piettdG Sumalan ianon ia
iaframenttein fautta. Setfct ienlaiiet
omat min iiunatlita, cttei niioen
maifutufIia ole moiniit filfaan fpllin
aripato, fen mabemmin fupata niitG
papcrille, ia ie on wicld ibanampaa,
FUN malta ibania betfid iaapi miettGd
nGin abtaalla ia perrin tufallalla a.
jalla. Aialla tallailella, iolla me
cl1mme, %jolloin iooat, mclsfeet .. M.
rolibottomuibet opat Min Dleilet,
jptcn miel1fin ibmetellen mainitien,
cttd iuuri on Sumalamree armo.
SGGllGfertaa omat nGmGt leuout
CHATHAM ia Wuniiing iiiben llettll-
na olleet, ioisia an iaatu miettGG iba-
nia bctfiG, Serran ianan fnutta. Sn
plllit nuoria jotfa omat mpos Object
muosia nGisi1 ibonisia tilaiiuifiislo
ia ipten olemme mufuutetiit etteipGt
nc bctfet ole plleet maifuttamatto
nloriinfin, maiffapa ei mibcrioitie-
MID beoelmi1 fobta nGbtGiiifGGn,
min toimomme beibGnfin Iubtccnio
parasta.
EpbGdn amioliittoon mibittiin
tGGllG ippsf. 16 p. Snni Motias Oi-
fnri ia Inna 2pbio SGntti, pnnG
&alle 8ilbelm @1GnGnen ia Seera
Gliiobetb &usfo. S1lfimGiiet mibi-
tpist1 omnt tG1ll1 Wturqiicttesia Loo
jalta tunnetuitu, ioten BELLA oil
moriiamen aiunnolla paljon pstGmiG
mibfim1 tiloiiuuocsIu, josia tilaiiul-
ocsla noutittiin bergen ia llton1on
Dirpoitnfiio rlniodsia mGGrGsiG.
NtGmG nlioret olimat i%aoneet mDos
pstGmiltGGn mastoan ottoo Ct aino-
astoan ipodmmeIliiiG omen ia INT
ocn elGm1n toipotlifiio, mlitto mDos.
fin aripoffaita ia tarpeelliiio lohjoja.
alma 0ulrtbista asti, NJ. m. bppGi
bopiailet fee astiat joioen miaSic
%icuraii toimotus iGbfoionomofin
Slen Ills mielesiGni pafrlltettit, etc
jos jofut tuntelpot itieniG npt onnel.
liiefii min tuntepot iitG nGmGtfir
miorifot.
Niin, me pstdmdt muoii toiipomme
cttG tGmd onnelliiefii itieniG tuntemi
men eli diff ia n%iinfuin ojottelemme
bctfellistd, maan iatfulpaa .onneIli,
iniitta ia iban ianan forfeimmosic
mcrfitpflesiG.
&opia aifoja ia fomia ilmoja or
-
bltomottatpisia. @lGmGn Sierra See.
Jus on nGist6 aioista pubiinut. &alt,
pofii on ban fationut. @itGs mi
femme?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-28
Tustcr Gitp, @ieb.

Irmo olfoon tciIlc ia roilba Si1l.G
Sumalalta ia Serrnltnmme Scout
ieIta &~ristufielta.
SGllG ornlon ia ralbnn teriue6-
bpfiellG teripeboGn fuiffid g~lllttojan
Iuiioita iporIinfin melji1 ia iiiario
Serrasia. Silld ormoa jc raubaa me
itie fufin tarmitiemme, iilld ormn
cHtoa lpnnit anteefii ia raiiba arnloii
ia onteefii antamiiel fautta tllp:tno
lemon iielullsmme. Silloinfia FUN
mailman mprsfnt pcilboa jo ipnti
ia laastaiiuutemme meta abbistoa,
min ettd tGptpp ianon futon Solo.
mon forfiaSin meiiuusia: "WtinG o.
len mlsto, mutto langen otollincn te
Serulolemin tpttGret, min FUN Sec
oarin maiat, niinfuin Solomon fir.
joitettu noate." Sis ~itlestGmme
mustat futen nofinen ia pifiintpnpt
&eoarin moja. @aan SeeIufien falt.
ia niinfuin Snlomonin firjoitettu
paate ionfo mertaisto ei l%optpnpt
Ssraelisla, mutta iamalla fuin M.
emme oman mustliutemme, min
moimme Ianoo Salomonin fansia:
"alfGGt it'd fatiofo, ettd MIND min
mlista olen iillG pGip1 ON minun
p%olttannt", mutta iomalla ipoimme
buuoabtoa Seioioan fansia: nina
i%loitien %iuuresta Serrosia ia miniin
iieluni riemuitiee mif1lin Slimalas-
iani, iillG ban pletti minun ipan-
bnrsfaltben bameella, niinfuin plfG
faiinistettrt papilliiella faunistuf-
iella ia niinfi1in moriian faiinistettit
fninistlifiesionia Sci. 81: 10 ia
Warian fansia: "Ninun iieIrni irli-
resti DlistGG Serroo ia minltn benz
feni iloitiee Srmalasia minun $50
pabtojosia'' 2uuf. 1: 46. AZ. Siis
emme i~tiesiGmme moi lolita iilld o.
lemme lite faiittnmme ipntiiiG ia
mtstia futen &eoarin majat, paan
fnin Simalan ornto nellie firfastitit
min ipoimme lolita meibGn 8apabta.
jaSlomme iofo pcii pois meioGn
mllstultemme 10 ppbGsid ~fastecsia
ia piietti tneitG monbursfatioellania
niinfuin bomeelIa.
yttln mlfilit tdptpD aiflati1 tii1s
ntstoa eta nina oIen feIpoton If.
minen ibmisIosten leosia ia itiefaiit-
onioinnlt min monin f~ertoiien
rongoistufien iuurten fottelemits-
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puooen aifana en- ole fpIlin
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ion itieeni oIen ioutiiniit foiios pois
SiimaIasta. Miatto fiitos SiimaIort
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Di poIoio uieId fotiin mi.
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Taft mind tab6on taIitttaa fini,o ia
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Pyytakaa heti kuvitettua kirjastamme,
"The Triumph of Science Over
Badness"
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laakarin tekema.)
VAPAA HOITO.
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lamme eta Calvacura Hair Treat.
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