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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-28
NO ~Hor-roorINe" FOR BRYAN.

Accept with a grain of salt the Statement that Will liam J. Bryan win ~hotfoot on the trail of President Wilson while the latter breaches to the people the nee essity and perchance the virtue, of national prepared ness-for peace or war Bryan Is pacfst in precep' and practice and in his zeal for the he espoused many years ago. he will take to carry on his propaganda other than following in the Presidents wake and making verbal warfare from public platforms Later he nav do that thing. but not now. Bryan is astute and he knows the American people we'll as any man in public life. and therefore there is req son for tho belief that he knows the people ready for reasonable amount of what is called national pre- paredness for defense. However. 1t must not be n- ferred that such knowledge would influence Bryan's purposes for he considers himself peace evangelist aud he is as much crusader for peace as was Peter the Hermit the original Holy War Crusader in the eleventh century Bryan will be factor in the battle that is approaching h Congress- over the question of na tiona preparedness but he will crusade with caution as he always has done you look beneath the surface tnd examine his political accomplishments, whether successes or failures.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-28
Luke MeLuI,e says:

Why do we say we know man well when we know he is sick?
 A man who has fed his face around cheap restaurants for while gets to believe that the old saw should read: Never count your chickens until you open your soft.boiled eggs.
 Many a woman wears herself out working to get something to wear out
 Another reason why their are so many divorces is because the Fool Killer is on the job only one hour a day while Cupid is on the job 2i hours day.
 If the first baby is a boy his moth CT begins longing that it will not rain or snow the day he is inaugurated President.
 There are some pretty fair liars in the world. But the man who claims that he never mistakes @ mistake Is entitled Co the position at the head of the class.
 There are only 60 minutes in an hour So don't waste any of your time in nursing grounches.
 In every crowd of 10000 men there is one man who can talk on any sub lect and 9.999 who can't but who do.
 How often you hear people say of man: He is a fine fellow when he is sober, but he is an awful pest when he is soused."
 The great hardship about telling your troubles to another man is that se is liable to break in on you and tell you his troubles.
 After a man has been married for while he begins to believe that his wife talks necessarily just to keep him from finding out that she has nothing to say.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-28
"A MANS HOME IS WHERE
 HIS WIFE. ls," SAYS JUDGE

NEW YORK. Jan. IT. "A mans home is where his wife ls." declared Justice Morchauser, in White Plains today. in granting citizenship to Jos. eph Towns. whose papers had been held up by on error in which 1t was made to appear that his residence was in Manhattan.
 The evidence showed that he Eyed in Manhattan six days a week to be near his business. but spent his days off with Mrs. Town at White Plains.
 Any objection to this man being given citizenship on the ground oi character or reputation?" asked the Court.
 "None at all," a lawyer replied. "He Is a man of fine character"
 "Then we'll give him his papers said the Court. "A mans proper res idence is where his wife .s.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-28
"eoD GIVE US MENF"
(chicago Herald.)

Chicago Herald)
 Tho squabbng of British politicians, in Parliament and the press theories and methods and for faction al and class advantages. when the country s vsiby n danger Of losing In which it's national existence is at stake. probably strikes many Americans as de- scent the abysses partisan folly and of fanatic refusal to look facts In the face
 Yet before censuring the incompetence in nation al crisis of life death of another people chosen lead CTS becomes look at home and consider whether many Of our chosen leaders showing more wisdom and patriotism and less pettiness. The spectacle of the debates in the American Congress last week. and es- peclay that of the assaults of Senators Of hls own party upon the President certainly not one raise the national pride or justify large assumptions of superiority.
 Here Is the President of the United States trying by every in his power to for his country peace and not peace merely, but peace with honor Thanks largely to the refusal in the past of the very men who now revle him to look beyond petty immed late interests he faces unarmed with the justice of his cause warmaddened nations armed to the limit their peoples long endeavor and resolved upon over riding every human right that stands in the of vic tory.
 Yet In such crisis men whom the American peo pie have chosen provide for their welfare and their safety bubble and squabble and utter foolish words Some of them descend into such depths of Difng futiy of seeking his own death servant of the United States proceeding to the post of duty as signed him by his government by the conveyance he had every right to and in using which he was wan tonly murdered.
 When they see and hear senator of the United States accusing Counsel McNeeley Of committing su- eide all loyal Americans feel of nausea and look about them to find veil over such an exhibi ton of shufing cowardce in high places. And their misery increased by the knowledge that other na tous must observe and note this exhibition and leem it representative of our general conceptions of national honor.
 These are indeed days in which no American can feel free to censure mbeciity in high places of other nations. We have too much of here at home. few weeks ago we gave thanks a nation for our peace and prosperity The time seems to have come for day prayer for light and leading and for broadly pat rotic men to rse up and help us to keep our honor without stain and country secure from the desruc ton that threatens through folly of counselors.
 God give us men! The t,me demands Strong minds, great hearts true faith and willing hands,
 Men whom the lust of office does not kill; Men whom the spells of office cannot buy;
 Men who possess opinions and will sien who have honor who will not lie:
 Men who can stand before a demagoguc And dam his treacherous Batteries without winldng
 Tall men. sun-crowned, who live above the fog In public duty and in private thinking
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-28
LETTER eY NELLIE" IS THE
 CAUSE FOR DIVORCE CASE

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 17.--A let ter with a Boston postmark and sign .d Nellie" which told Lewis Kit tredge. former President of the Peer less Motor Car company that the writ CT "adored the sweet side of h's na- ture. but hated him when he was cold and businesslike." was introduced as evidence in the uncontested divorce sut brought by his wife. Mrs. Jose phine Kittredge. Cleveland Heights and heard before Judge Powell today.
 Mrs. Kittredge was granted the d. vorce and given the custody or her two children. Kittredge, since the sale of the Peerless company to east ern interest has been in Europe. At present he is on his way from Eng land to Russia.
 Mrs. Kittredge testified that he re- mained away from home for long 'n' tervals. The Nellie" letter. which addressed Kitredge as "dear'" waa introduced by Mrs. Kittredge to prove his intimacy with other women. She does not know who Nellie" is' but believes she IS Q Boston woman.
 Kittredge was one of the first t' see the golden opportunities of tho European war. He was on the ground soon after the outbreak of hostilitiei and reaped a rich harvest of war or ders from belligerent countries rich man before the war, his profit accrulng from the war orders arc nov said to be enormous.
 The Khtredges were married NO
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-28
The WIae Fool

"The way to avoid fighting is to stop and count twenty when you are angry" observed the Sage.
 "Yes." replied the Fool. By that time. the other fellow will have you so well licked that you won't be able to fight"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-28

The organ Of the Navy League says that tho Unit ed States should be prepared control the destiny of the worId that We should blast our way to world lead ershp that "it is proper for this country to get rich by any proper means such, for instance war Besides being the organ of the Navy League, Is also on organ Of lneflabe rot
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-28
Huh

q know an orator whose voice can completely flll the largest hall In the city" said Jones.
 That 8 nothin'." observed Smith. know an orator whose voice can com pletely empty the largest hall in the city"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-28
WILL TAKE SUPPLIES AND
 MEN TO JUALlN TODAY

H. G. Young, superintendent of the Jualin mines who has been in the city for the past week. left today for the mines on the St. Nicholas, which was chartered to make a special trip. A large shipment of supplies and sev. eral men were taken out.
 Mir. Young states that the mines have been running all winter with a small crew of men and enough gold has been secured to pay the cost of operations during that time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-28
PREPAREDNESS
lNanufacturer's Recordl ]

'erhe nation that cannot resist aggression is con. stantly opposed to t. Its foreign policy is of necessity weak and it's negotiations conducted with disad vanaees because 1t is not in condition to enforce the terms dictated by the sense Of right and justice"
 No the foregoing is not from the pen of President Wilson nor from the speech of some disciple of pre- paredness in the sxtyfourth Congress
 It was uttered 30 years ago by President of the United States who while great scholar in the first sense knew the mystery of clear and concise state ment
 He was Democrat--the first Democrat to be elect ed President after the war between the states. His name was Grover Cleveand-( Birmingham News)
 And Grover Cleveland, realizing this situation, sought to overcome it, but lot of little fellows who are suffering from Bryants opposing Prepared ness"
 Contrast Grover clevelsnd, the statesman. and VII liam J. Bryau-never mind that Is too big stretch on the human imagination.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-28
Alwavs In the Way

Jack could dance well except for two things"
 And what are they2"
 His feet."-Philadelphia RecOrdJ
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-28

In arranging dinners for the. diplomatic corps, the President and Mrs Wilson must always to it that the sheep and goat do not become interminsled Nc. re do not know which Is which"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-28

vember s. 1902. An alimony settla- ment made between the parties was not made public.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-28
Our Daily Special

You can save lot of trouble by saving Q lIttIe money
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-28
sEcoNp HAND FuRNlTuaE.

SECOND HAND FURNTURE-The
 Exchange. opposite Circle City Hotel. will buy. sell or exchange anything in the furniture line. All kinds of repair Ing, manufacture mattressee and fur niture 12-1-tt
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-28
AUTO REPAIRS
TURKISH eATns
SANITARY PLUMBING

Mir. Mayer: How Is your business?
 Sanitary Plumber: Thanks to the Old Taku business is fine.
 Are your pipes suffering from ice7 Let us help you quick. We have the right remedy for frozen or bursted pipes. coils, radiators and tanks. We are on the job night and day. Carl prlica. 114 Front St. Phone 273. tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-28
HUmoR OF TIE DAY
Things to Worry About Electricity will ripen cheese.
Namen b Namel

Clinton B. Amorous lives at Bridge port. Conn.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-28
JANIroR SERVICES

FoUND-on Douglas Island a la- dies hand bag; owner can have same by proving property and paying TOT this ad. Mrs. John H. King. Douglas. 1.25-st
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-28

AUTOMOBILES TIRES AND TUBES OF ALL SIZES TIRE ACCESSORIES OF ALL KINDS CEMENT CEMENTLESS PATCHES SKID CHAINS DRIVING GAUNTLETS BUMPERS BRAKE LINING TIRE PUMPS ELECTRIC AUTO LAMPS FITTINGS ELECTRIC CIGAR LIGHTERS OILS GREASES PAINTS, ETC.
 xSEgg
 ss AsN FORD AND OVERLAND
 AGENCIES Complete Stock of Ford Parts
 and Accessories UNION IRON WORKS
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-28

Villa has a double desire for revenge. He's against carranza and aganst the United States because our government recognized carranza He's in mood to shoot things up
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-28

The Empire Is a producer of print Ing that will escape the waste basket
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-28

Telephone 1t to The Empire. No S74
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-20
Msaa m%NptGm1nG.

8aimoni bi1onon ~tertpep6en tdb-
Den mDDn so eeferin moan. % eeffe-
ria pliboistettlia. 6-ruumainen oliin-
bltone f~aluStoineen. Iapetto, tilao
13 IebmGlle, A ~bemolelIe. Welfein
uiii ieparoottori ia buone, bpipd Lao
ri, fonoio, 6 lebmGd, A mtorta, 2 be-
moSto, 9 marioa. MaanmuoffouS
ia ofpolts n1lineet iefG beinGntefo
n1lineet 9 f1rrpt, bofi, fortti, iingeli
ia tiimi maliaot. 2t0 nuorta fisfrt
eli prlinsiipiulta. Sia tanG ia ola
mime feiGnG istitettuia. 70 man.
bempaa icfa-beoeImdpuuta. gffi toll
masola MALTA foulrlle, 21a faiippa-
laan. Maa on parbainto eteld rinne-
maota, mettG on fpIlifii maalla. en-.
liluofan priinsiitpilielps maata. Sim
ia $500, fifteen $1,000, Ioppn 5
prof. forolGa 5 miotta eniimaistd
morfettia pastoan.
(1S) Saafop Niffula,
BRUSH Irairie, g.. q. 2. Baib.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-20
Sancn ifGniG on bGntG tuastaan.

"Olen ~52.muotios ia olen ollut
noitpottitno mltniaistouoista monta
wuotta', firioittua @rtbur Sones, @l.
len, &onios. "Minun ifGni Ell iolli
minun porontltlpon fofonaan iiit1,
mlitta Solepn &ionep Sillerit opat
tebneet minlIle enempi bpmGG fitin
mifGGn miiit lGGfe." Wonet ibmilet
fitiiuot mlinuaistaubista moiffo moi
iiipot porantaa 'itieniG Solep &ionep
Billereill6. Scr. Sones firioittaa
mpobemmGsiG f~irieesiGGn ett6 jog Ell
ban diff fGpttGnpt pIId mainittiiu
pi%llereitG Ell bGn diff fpennpt tefe-
mddn tpotd niitplld. @ertnatismi,
fipea feIfd, dftindiiet pistofiet, fan.
feat idfenet, foiffi otpot %iooneet lie.
nennpstG.
MpptGn1nG faiffiaIlol
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-20
MI T0D TT NJ nc a Gro "AlHde Inohaa nuouudm@d"
~ 0o~A0AO @ML

"Minoastaan miiiifpmment1folme
luuotta. gn nina iiGn tGboen miel1
ole buono, mutta nina olen fopasti
iairastanut. &1bc topat fopasta pa.
fotufiesta ilrfastuneet fofoon, niillG
eli moi tebbG mitGGn".
"Sc on olIut rasfosta clGnGG", ia.
moi pcbtori ~lcmpe1sti.
"gsiin, rosfaampan FUN moni oiaa
aintellafaon'', mastaii Wargareto.
"2opbpps Ct mielG ole mit1Gn; minun
eli foSfaon ole ipariinaiicSti tarlpinnut
nGDoG nGlfGG. Wutta fotferampou
OH lc, eta ibmiiet olpat min cpGpstG-
mGlliiiG, ettG Dboen tGptpp ola faif-
ficn plonfatieen elineend. Sa fun
lapiet tcfcpGt faifeIlaista imoa, mic.
l1p1 met1pGt biufietfin pGGStG -
%lelluistafin on minulIe tapabtunut -
on maifea ola fGriim1llinen. Wlitta
eimGtbGn BE moi foboella meitG raiif-
foja paremmin filin beitG on opetet.
tu".
emma ia Gin biipip1t bGncn liiof.
ieen ia taputtiipat bGnen p~osfiaan
pienillG ~f1iillGGn.
Wfonen miiooen idG iuli niistG fpp.
nelistG, iotfa find iltana mliotimat
War9aretan iilmistG. = DC itnges
Ben.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-20
'Katso, nina seison ovessa ia kolkutan."
lin. 8: 20.

Wiargaretan iStumaan pcnfilIe talli.
rcngin miereen. @rtta ban eli iStl.
nut, %ennentuin oil pppoettp monto
fcrtoa. Silloin tallircnfi iofa oil
ponba paittafuntolaincn, nouIi bios
beti. "WfitG t1mG merfitice?" fpipi
pcbtpri.
"S11llG on tapana, cttG ibmilct ia
rnotilaiiet ipowGt crificcn', mastaii
taIlirenfi.
"Sai on tG1ll1 icllnincn tapa', ia.
moi pebtori ia nallroi. Murgareta
nuuii plos; ban oil aiipan bGmill1Gn.
"gtiin, enbGn MIND tnbtonut", ianoi
BAN.
"&nulepas iinG, 2ouri", ionoi pe6-
tori. "@tene lind istumaan minun
lpaimoni miereen, nina istun Iarga-
reton mieresiG."
"Gi, tpll1 nina tieoGn, misi1 mi.
MN poiffani on, ianoi tallirenfi ND.
ban nolona.
On marmaan bppG iaaba paiffa
fopbGn S%atiarufien miereen, iilloin
fun tuomari a~iettoa toilet oifealle,
toilet maiemmalle puolellecn'', ianoi
pcbtori mafamasti.
Sallirenfi aiettui bcti paifallecn ia
Wargareta iamoin.
"&uinfa monba olet, Margareto?"
fpipi pebtori.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-20
keSd Jctd Odctettiin
Krj. Bamna RaMta
Kirj. hanna RaMta
(Satf. eoelliieen n:roon.)


(Satf. e6elliieen n:roon.)
= Yarasta on, ettd pulpit Mnnille
|faifen, atpaat rebelliiesti %ipoGmeii bd.
nellie.
en- iaata, ell moi. Sitdpaitii
Itie6Gn aiipan marmaar, ett1 ban beti
|iGttaiii miniit, fun iaiii tietG1 toto
Etotuuoen. SGnb1n eli pmm1rr1 miten
Iiitona on raamatiin obie: @minfG SUI
mala on pboistGnpt, iitG iiIfoon it,
|sssinen croittafa. az emo M NM- e,s
iddnnon riffoiafii Jos nina pltbu-
malta faifen farfoittaiiin bGnet pois.
- Sind tieoGt, eta &oamattil ia
moo mposfin: "Yanfoa pois malbe, ia
piiblfoon iofainen l~dbimmGiienI6
fansia totllitta.' Sefin on litoipaa.
GUSTAV bifi puiertiii @eeron otial-
Re.
Miitta Sierra ianoo mpos: "SilG
tapa." &aifen ilmaiieminen InniIle
oIiii tappumista, diff petomaista JUL
muutta. Sooieppi, Gld enennc fGrii.
mpfii1ii iilIG ilmonfin ristiriioot re-
piipGt iieluni iban ioiraaafii. Inni
on min bDlp1 olento, etten ioiii bGnel-
le iaoannetta oiaa omista t~ltsfiStani,
ia fuitenfin olen nina titottanlit bG-
nellie 10 Min palion iuriio, ettd itfet.
tGG iitG aiateIlesia.
- Mifii ct rafasta bGnt1?
- &pip iitG! 80. @nlinnGfin tit.
II, ettei ban ole @ena, ia toiiefii et-
tel ban lisfo.
= Mlitta jog ban 1tsfoiii2
- Susfin ii~ttenfG1n, iiIlG, fila
800. rafostan @etpaa.
- Slet find umpiioffelosio = tGD-
tpi Sooiepin buubabtoa.
=, 80.
@nfG ME poispGGipd.
- Witiis1a frin $50. iatfoi
Sooieppi, mutta Ell lopettanitfaan
loiiiettoon.
Summo puma foboii Geron fasluoi-
bin, ia bGnen fGtenld tefi torjufuan
Fifteen.
SlffiG b1nen ipoGmesiGGn fiebabti.
- 81, ei, eli! Gnnemmin iitten re-
bellinen ielpitteIp, ennemmin Gro.
ennemmin moiffa mitd, miitta ban G.
taboo ioiitua iiiben f%aiibeuteen, ettG
tdsid micId olfaiii toipoo @nnin fuo.
lentao -.
SIi6on ie aiotts bGnelIe pilfaboel
Tut MILLION miItGfin tabolto, ia noi'
f~littanut alma el6bpttdpGsti fuin pc
Iostiifien enfelin fiimen %iubabous. =
miitta ie oil iiiloiiuuoesiaon liior
faubeoo. Siiben fuiIituit ei bGn ia
Iito ipoioto.
BellonpGGn nirfaintoinen Sau
mGbdn baiifabti ia ioi talontpGen blo
maamoan t%iiIiiat. Snferi Iasfi &al
len annan ipIiin ia rienii pastaan
Miitta ennenfuin bGrt ferfefi beiodi
Iiiofieer, Iaiiiiii Zero tpieId:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-20

maalIiiet tebtGiuGnid rumetesioan jul
malilefii2
Waisteri fotioi. Se ei olliit buo.
monnutfaon fuunteliioita.
(Sotf.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-20

Slenttilet ilnlar llaatln taipl 1er'
tGGn laatrlln, fawi npt 10, waiffa II.
noboufien petite oil pasta obut FUN
bario. Senrustellesia bautaiaispie-
raitten fanSio eimGt topanilaiiet eri-
tpiieSti iurun painomilta nGpttGneet.
@mGntG pfiin fulfil fuin nneSia, baia.
mieliicnG, wGipnccnG 49,.
Wlitta iotain, iotain oil fuitenfin
jGanpt t%oiiefii lapiillefin iiGn menet-
tGmiien ialfeen.
Gland of loanut liiGmalaistuflen.
Woni ieiffa nGptti MT pGbemmdn
tGrfeGltG fuin ennen, iilld oil buomat-
IN clGm1n lpbpps.
- Sopieppi - ionoi Zero pdipdl-
listG ipooesIG = olen ajatellut, eta
fpIld pitGiii iafiaa eldd pfiin elGma,
paiffa ie maifcampaafin diff.
= Slletifin, fun ie ei ientdGn ole
jdrfi maifeaa - ionoi toinen, totiies-
ia GGnesi1 mlrltafin fuin totiiuiis.
- Hiin.
&ummanfin aiatufiet lGbtimdt pa-
eltamoan onlia teitGGn.
Sooiepin miittaus ini @eeron bG-
peGmGGn. Sellaiiet maipat, iellaiiet
moiferloet fuin bGnen einGt totiiesti
object nimittdmiien artpoiiia. 8ai-
|futti melfein firialliielta muistaa nil
It'd npt, fun tGrfeimmGt fiinnittim1t.
lStieffGitc lemmen buolia! Siitd TAU
bista paranee belposti. SilmGtfO0n
|ferran plos ia toiien alas, min rdfee
mifG on tilrbrrus ia bengen paitpa,
|iotta Ell tpbii6 life, eli iuottop6imdiiid
- 3iinpa Innifin usfoifii
Niin olipat buolet b~1ltpennect, ct.
....
tel mllita niista iaGnpt idlelle-
- aunpa faiffi usfoiiitpqt Ia
no; h1n HsooSehiIIe h,toofc,3 1,6f6i.
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-20

@ifS sin,,rro 10 m;+SSr sc,,o.
|misfo fSbSn fo;fYepn 2
SooSebbi mietfi
QnrI6l - Il h1,, b;r;e,s; am.
|t61n. ioffo q eynfpr; f,n,r;s; ~0r,,.
|hios On g mica ;ofo f;,,so,,fsen ysr.
|fii.n
Qoiho roh0,t,,s - sonoi @ero
micT5 hiriemhoo
Nion III birfeS f~esf,,stpr,, fSnnn;a.
~ onfer}f;n formoii taus;r or,t,,,.
p0imdiicu Observation-Disclosures cyoo.
Sebbi moon MI toti,emni i~hmeis,SSn
fotieIi b1n Geroo. iofo oIi toos min.
fl,in ml,ino miebin6. tnnni. h,iomoo.
moinen. oItis ottomoon osoo Snferin
t,trhorh1im1isiir ISrbStnfsiir IN ihoi.
Lennon glnuin fonsio piff,t &olIen 10.
mio f1t1,i1 H1fni ctt1 h1n o,o,i
f6ntt0o omio obiof,ioon.
Soo,enin micIpsi1 nnori foiffi 10
mit1 b1n MI f,n,r,rt Spr obeuo n.
iotteIi b1r. mit1 @cro mobtoisi ,onoo
ios tietoi,i. eta b0nfin On fnIl6stnnnt
Snferiiu. W1ltto iit1 ei soiiifoon fos.
foon tiet60 nfiif99n ibminen. t6int,,s.
fin b0n itSeIIeen fen iosfus usfoIii
tinnustoo Gen soIoi,,n,ben mic h0n
fo~nsSoon bo,,toou
&l,fo Diff Scnferi6 I,tuI[lit min
biffumoiSefii f,,in b6r on. min FIR.
bonoifoi,pf,i IL Ion,crri,pf,i $40 M,
non mifon,o ein1t n1n fo,,foo fotseI.
len. mlttto onnobos. finn ost,u, min
I6beIle fl1in omipIiitto oSettoo b,,oIi.
Sot. min t,,sfin ,isfoo ,iImi66n 10 for.
miaat. Sllloiit tpbrtpps fattenrtofot'
men OH pera1l touraafitilftliipaa' le
lpph'pplla OIL 'ehlaah maltelf llefaa
~eulld fpalhlomaet opat tattt
lellall'o, 1pph'ah plttnftatlla, lniifl'
'ol1alla 'ella'lla' 1otpln MIN pei
posi- ma'pp ia t'istaanfl'll. Slefaa
pan le'l. sos terrat S1ferlfln, mtff
''lfet "'lhir'
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