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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-06-29
SOUTH SLOPE.
Mrs. C. w. Cook.

Mrs. S. 7. Majors of Nampa spent
several days this week with heI
daughter, Mrs. Ray Hartley.
Ira Flagler and C. w. Cook market
ed their Royal Ann cherries last week.
Henry Obermeyer made a trip to
Boise Thursday with cherries.
The Lambert cherries, the big black
ones, are being picked for market at
the Brown, Flagler and Cook orchards
The Crescent Junior, the little girls
club met with Nadine Tucker Sat
urday.
Crescent Improvement Club mem
bers hold cooked food sale in EN-
NETT Saturday.
Anthony Peterson and wife called
at the Cook home Sunday evening.
Mrs. G. P. Hartley, Miss Alice, Mrs,
Ray Hartley and Mrs. Majors made
the Cook family pleasant call, Mon
day evening.
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f. c. KEITH & SONS

ing. Mr.. Whitman was successful ii
his suit against the drainage district.
The reception given by the Ladies
Club at the Baptist church on Thurs
day in honor of Mrs. w. G. Epson anC
Miss Epson was very pretty and en-
joyable affair. The refreshment table
kindly furnished by Mrs. R. L. Battan
was beautiful with its setting of lace
doilies, china, silver and flowers on
its polished surface. Refreshments
and fruit punch were served by the
ladies. Music was furnished by Mes
danes Miles, Epson, Pomeroy and
Miss Epson, the latter singing as one
solo the College of Idaho Song, at
which institution Miss Epson is an
earnest student. Mrs. Battan was
toastmistress and called upon several
ladies for talks on the interests of the
club. Mrs. Epson spoke very delight
fully on the past and present of the
valley and the future possibilities of
the club.
Mrs. John Miller will be the hostess
of the club on Thursday, July 13,
the week following the Fourth.
A baby boy made his appearance at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Bott,
Friday, June %, which is certainly a
great event in Bott history. He is
the first boy born in the family since
his own fathers birth.
Mrs. Clarence Whitman has been
i'll this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilhelm, Louis
Alsaager, Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller,
Clair and Robert Miller spent Sunday
at the Wilhelm home and in the even
ing motored to Emmett to see Grand
pa and Grandma Alsaager.
The Ewing-Pomeroy called on Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Lane Sunday evening.
The ]. f. Wiltons motored to the
bench by way of the Falk bridge and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
COLLAGE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adams and little daughter called
at the Lane home Sunday evening.
Mesdames Battan and Randall, with
their children, called on Mrs. John
Hull Sunday evening.
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HANNA
BY Mrs. J. 1. Guthrie.

E. J. Reynolds was at home over
Sunday this week, returning to his
work on the canal Monday morning.
A number from our neighborhood
attended the charivari in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Aston of the Central Mesa
Monday evening.
Mrs. A. C. Henderson and children
spent Sunday with her parents near
Letha and also paid their initial call
upon Master Bott, who arrived last
week to contribute to the Letha items.
Hanna played double header Sum-
day, the visiting teams being Sweet
and Montour. Montour defeated th1
home boys to 7, but we did not lear
the result of the game with Sweet.
number of business men from En-
NETT were among the spectators.
This week practically finishes
first hay crop among our farmers. d
recent showers delayed the work q
in some cases did considerable dam.
to the hay.
John Bartch and family motor
over from Boise valley Sunday, taxi
in the ball game and visiting friend
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Reynolds
Hazel spent Monday evening at
James Howard home.
The Nazarenes are holding spc
mid-week services this week.
Tuesday evening prayer meeting
ing at the A. M. Schrecongost r,
and the regular Thursday eveI
meeting to be held at the Jas. How
home.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-06-29
BRAMWELL.
BY z. F. Wells.

Charles Kreitzenbeck and wife ar
rejoicing over the arrival Of a younl
daughter at their home on Tuesday.
On account of the scarcity of hireC
help d. NJ. Johns has been pressed into
service. He is assisting Mr.. SpraguC
with the haying on his ranch.
Joe Allen and Social Rolph went to
the hills Tuesday morning to get
derrick poles.
Rev. Mitchell of the Nazarene
church was guest Of the A. M.
Storey family on Monday.
w. w. Nusbaum went to Boise Mon
day as a delegate to the Republican
state convention held on Tuesday. He
was accompanied by his son, Vern,
and Mrs. Bruce and her son.
In the drainage suits at Caldwell
last week the jury gave some of the
contestants slight reduction in their
assessments. All figured down it a
mounts TO less than so cents an acre.
The assessment against Gem county
roads was left as it was. viii Ste
wart and jim Patten asked for a
separate jury trial and their cases
were postponed to future sitting
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On Sunday A. E. Pomeroy received
two kilograms by phone from Bots,
stating that his father, E. V. Pomeroy
could not live but a few hours anC
that he died at noon Sunday. Mr.
Pomeroy was 70 years Old and hac
been i'll for the past eight months
Death came as relief to very sick
and weary body.
George R. Ewing went to Ontario
on Monday taking with him in his car
Mrs. Upson and daughter who were
enroute to Vale, Oregon.
R. L. Battan was busy man the
first of the week He has sold his
interests here to the Gem Lumber
Co. On Tuesday an invoice was made.
Mr.. Battan will be the resident agent
and salesman for this company.
The Ringer well drillers had great
success at 70 feet for r. L. Battan.
They struck fine flow of artesian
water which overfows from the pipe
5 feet above the surface. Mr.. Battan
will do all his irrigating from this
source and not need any ditch water.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilhelm, and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Pomeroy motored
to Payette Monday night and back.
While there they attended the even
ing session of the Chatauqua and
greatly enjoyed the New York City
Marine Band concert.
Mrs. Sam Lane goes to Boise this
week for visit with her friend Mrs.
]. C. Thrailkill.
Prof. Knipe was delivering sets of
Agricultural Studies for the school
districts on Tuesday. Our school board
bought one for the working equipment
of the district.
George R. Ewing returned home on
Wednesday in an Oakland Six. He
traded in his Maxwell for this car.
Word comes from Payette that Ho-
ward Goodman, son of Mr.. and MIS-.
C. G. Goodwin, has gone to the front
in the Mexican campaign.
Albert Francis, who has been at
Prairie, Oregon, came up from New
Plymouth Tuesday with Art Heap. He
only stopped short while on bust
ness.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-06-29
GEM.

The river was higher few days
last week than any time before this
spring. The farmers are getting out
considerable drift wood.
Palmers had some trouble in keep
ing their headgate from being washed
away.
Oliver Garfield spent the rainy af-
ternoon of Monday of last week at
the Lockett home.
Dwight Lockett has just finished a
temporary addition to his mother S
chicken-house.
Powells have finished their first
crop of alfalfa hay.
Palmer's milk COW surprised them
last week with pair of twin calves.
They decided TO turn her services over
entirely TO the care of the calves and
secured another valuable COW and calf
Monday from Emmett.
Mcconnell Bros. have purchased
fine automobile, which they expect to
be of much service in the sheep work.
Mrs. Orwell Mcconnell and children
visited over night at the Anderson
creek ranch, Friday.
Harley Palmer was an Emmett
visitor Thursday, on his return ne pur-
chased a large disc pillow of Mr.. II. l..
Knox.
Messrs. Brown and Dudenbostel of
Montour were visitors at the Lockett
ranch Friday.
Mrs. Ethel McAllister, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Palmer, has
gone to Montour with little Helen to
keep the section house for her father
and brother, while Harold remains on
the homestead with his grancmother.
DR.. Cummings was called to the
Anderson creek ranch Monday to at
tend little Andrew Mcconnell, who had
drank poison from a bottle found in
wagon shed. He is getting along well
at this writing.
Miss Bellus of Emmett is helping
Mrs. F. A. Mcconnell with the house
work.
Mrs. Palmer visited Mrs. Lockett
Monday evening.
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NOT ENOUGH CHILDREN

ever receive the proper balance or food
to sufficiently nourish both body and
brain during the growing period when
natures demands are greater than in
mature life. This is shown in so many
pale faces, lean bodies, frequent colds,
and lack of ambition.
For all such chile -en we say with
unmistakable earnestness: They need
SCOTS Emulsion, and need it now. 1t
possesses in concentrated form the very
food elements to enrich their blood. 1t
changes weakness to strength; it makes
them sturdy and strong. No alcohol.
Scott & Bovine, Bloomfield, NJ.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-06-29

James Hughes made business triI
to Sweet Friday.
Earl Martin went to Montoul
Thursday and returned Saturday.
d. w. Kennedy and Mr.. Cramel
loaded carload of hogs at Smiths
Ferry Friday.
L. S. Park, Tom Bailey and Mr.
Fetters went to Montour Friday to
finish up his new home.
George Davis went to Montour Sat
urday after load of salt for D. w
Kennedy.
Jess Dunn passed through Ola Fri
day enroute to Long valley.
Everett Holbrook returned from
Boise Friday.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-06-29
BISSEL CREEK
BY Mrs. w. ]. Van Limbaugh.

Mrs. John Soran and little son re-
turned to Boise Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Mcmillan spent
Sunday at the van Limbaugh home.
Mr.. Shafer. one of the Bissel creek
bee men, has been taken sick with
typhoid fever.
Frank Luhr is helping Roy Moore
during haying.
f. j. Teerink finished putting up his
first crop of hay Tuesday.
Dick Graves made trip to New
Plymouth Saturday.
Hallowell Johnson and mother are
up at the Bissel creek ranch for a
short while.
Mrs. S. P. Bane is on the sick list
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Miller and the
Edward Strohbens of Falk attended
Chatauqua in Payette this week.
B. w. Grover was up the valley on
Tuesday looking up the hog supply.
He found it very limited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Booth will leave
for Portland on Friday.
D. j. Wampler was up from Fruit
land last week.
Mesrs VIM. Wilton and VIM.
Barnard stopped in Letha short time
Wednesday.
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NEWS OF GEM COUNTY
BY The Indez's Correspondents.

Mrs. Ross visited Mrs. Thomas
Sloan Tuesday.
Rev. Mitchell spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Howard
Roy and Russell Edgerton are helr-
ing their uncles the Craig brothers
put up the first crop of hay.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-06-29
OLA.

Grandma Bailey returned home
Sunday from ten days visit in Long
valley.
Mrs. Lucy Rose and daughter, AL
ice, of Roseberry, are visiting with
Mrs. Roses father, Mr.. Bailey, this
week,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-06-29
LETHA.
BY Mrs. A. E. Pomeroy.

Messrs. Whitman, Booth and Hull
went to Caldwell on Thursday with A.
E. Pomeroy, returning Saturday even
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-30

mei6Gn enc. llitb. firffofuntiimme,
maiffa opiinia naboen on mitd pub
tainta Sutberin oppia. Wiitta iuurin
iloni on cttG Seriep Gitp iai opettaiaf-
ieen past. 81. Mnttoien ia narmaan
ban iosfus fdp cIdmGn ianan miirii-
Tia meillefin iafamasia tGGllG FUR
Seem Oorfisia. sc aifa ei benin lob
DC mielestG FUN past. &ipi oil tGGl-
Ia ia iiitd asti eldmtGn tiellG olen mil
nGfin foittanut filpotella. gnempi
pitGiii olla eipanfeliiia miebiG tdallG-
fin ia nefin borpat Srtmalan Iapiet
pitdiii iaaoa pbteen, ettG moiiimme e.
bes iosfiis ppptGd post. 90. @nttosto
fGpmGGn t1GllG.
@eljenne Serrasia, @usti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-30

Sra baloan lepoon mposfin ioatellu
Sdpopmme miel1 iurniaotosio.
Man tuoto betfe1 fun muistamme,
Iiin iurnn faripaus iiitd fatoaapi:
Seen Iapi' on Serran, falltta fuoleman
Gun iian tuilpaan riemiiun fdpod
iaapi.
Cad, fummitpttoiemmc, iullefin
On foittanut npt oia autliin.
Gift, maiffa fppneltppfin iilmGmme
ga mieli murtuil eron tusfain tlIler,
81 murbe n1GnnptG, finn tieoGmme,
Git fooin poremman ioi lid painer
julien.
Sifi' lobbutetrin mielin bpmGstin
Npt laiiiumme, jos fobto fppnelin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-30

Selmifuun iunuiinen .pGiipG oil
naliennit, lima tuntui bpfpin rus.
%faalta, iunut peittipGt ielitiiia, fun
pfiinGinen matfustaja tefi taiipalta,
tallustellen talipitamineisia. Soino.
ien toiipaaIle oil farttiinlit taipaIlista
exempt pilmiG, ojalliien eIGmGn bito.
let ia pprinnDt ia international olo.
iubtset, faiffi tuntiimat min pimeGl.
tG, min folfoIta. Suntiti minimum en-
diff ollitt enGG lapii Sitmalanfaan,
enfG periiG taitpaan. Suntiti Min
fplm1ltG. Slenfin ipoan barbailepa,
boipplino, mlirrettii ruofo. Slen fp.
tend fpnttilG, iosto Ell lGb6e mitita
fiiin pabaa fatfua. @oi mifii olen
tame ioutuniit.
Wlitta olenban iittenfin "lapii Sit-
malan ia periiG taimaon', iosfin tun-
tliu minimum ei SID eniinfddn nGfiii
tGtG toimotointa pfiinGistd matfusta-
iaa. NGin taistellen epGiisfon ia us
Ton mGliG fiiljin ~rolttatien iipuo ia
llaapuin raitatien DlifGDt1n1G Ia.
bemmGfii &intereen tienbaorosia fun
oomln usmosta fullui loiilun lGme.
leet: "&uinf' Iallimmefoon Wtiel-
tGmme olaspainoa DE buoIten moa.
lima? Mifs maalliiet ne ilot Sois
t6ptGtG ipoGmemme, Scum fotomme on
taitpas ia &ristus oorteemme9" @ie'
tiiin fuuntelemaan tGtG ibanaa idtpeI'
ia ia iamasia tulla buristi iuna
BGbGiiestG piitfasta pistGptpi tptto'
men ellie, moIfoinen Iippu fdoesid
iuna piIisti obitie, ia iomosia fotoi
tpttonenfin.
Sonot faifuipat pbGti forpisioni
MiatteIin: Mifii olen %ioIIinut mieI
tGni olos painoa biioGten mailman {
@isia on pifa, eta buoIet min pai
napot2 81 marmoatt tiiota tpttot
buoIet painoneet. Miitta mifii9 Sit
Fl etta fotinio on taipus ia aristii
oorteenia..
Oi fiitos SlmaIanil @iinban OF
minuIIafinl @obta aIoin IaiiIoa ia
maa tpirttd. 'Waiten iiifoistu oIifudn
miten pirfisfdpdGtg 81 t7ifddnfiin .
IfIifi; fo senfeIiea Fiustd faiftnhttfin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-30
Iielnnmmin aaiima fnm papina.

Gr1s bastori oil ferran nieroiiilIo
la nirfaipeljeniG luona. Seioan is-
tueslaun mierasbuoneesia ia parbail-
loon iutellesiaan aitfeii omi DbtGffiG
ia piffu 8ilIe bpoffGii itfien blionee-
Ieen. SGn firebti iidnid mo, fietoi
fGtenlG bGnen faulaania ia wirffoi
nppbfpttGen: "SSiG, nina oliiin mie'
luammin aaiina frin pappinal"
@oIemomt papit bGmmdstpipat. =
"RitG iinG ionpt, poifoleni2" fpipi
it'd.
"Wtit1 le piffu poifo %plbuu?" tie.
ousteIi bG~mmGstpnpt mieros poStori.
Sitten be foiffi menitpGt losten fo-
marlin. SiellG belle ielmiii oiia.
2apiet leiffipGt porbaiIIoon "lar-
piosto iamorioIoisto'. Hiffu Selmi
oil miebenG, iofa oil iortitnlt rpoipd-
rien fGiiin. SGnen m~ieresidGn pol
miIlaan oil piffu Miffo, iofa wuooot-
ii oIipd ia miinid rpostetpn baapoi-
bin; fila bGn oil Iaupiaana Iamaria.
Ioiieno. Subo of Ieniitta ia BiIle
pappi, joiben moIempien pitt mennG
obitie mitG6n tefemdttd. Inri oil co.
finG, ionfa ieIfdGn ioiras pontiin mo-
iotoIoon %mietdpGfii. &nn 8ilIe oil
ferta toiienia iGIfeen oIIrt pappina'
min oil ban IopuIta toimeenia tisfas'
tamit; iiIId bdrfin diff tobtomit teb'
% iotofin. Sentaboen diff ban mie'
IuImmin olIiit oqiina fitir pappina
Oi iospa foiffi, fefd Iapiet eta !
iot ibmiiet;. fdbtoifitpof tOSelfdfin teb,
So iCfafsH4aBAmdifsHYxi Bsf5afif Ell
ia uinn1stn@stGpbart1IhS -ubitfenia,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-30
Inn. 8: 20.

tcfoo, oliiiban Iuurta Sumalan pilf-
faamista epGiII6 S1nen tefoaan. Ne
joutufuat ijdiieen faootufieen, iotfa
armoon plon fatioo. 81 OH maaral,
liiin tila misiG moi fufaan olIa. Mut.
ia mebGn usfommefin iielumme gu.
molollc SGncn baomainla turwisia
maan elGmme ia plistpStG laulelem-
me. Sbana on lcmGtG ianan pcrits-
tuficllu. iilloinpa ei fufaan moi tlio-
mita mcitG. Suomiot eilpGt baittaa,
nc maan liittG1 mcit1 lujcmmin meri
armopn, iota patti enmc tule toi-
mccn. lpcri fantaa fotio, iiibcn on iba-
10 tlrlpata. 2iiii g., Sairport, Ohio
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-30

San tulee fobta Seeiiis, ifdGn fuin
oliii taipas miimeiien ferran balien-
nut ia oliiin Iaaniit fuulla Ylfdni
iuusta: Guile fotiin, find pfiinGinen
matfamies, tllosia on frulinlii, tuos-
ia on istuimeii ia tGdIld on elGmGit
peoen mirta forpen filfiaIIe.
&atio, mioriifainen, futile manbus,
main Sierra mirmoitteIee omiania. o.
let ebfd iamanlaiiesia aiemasia, tun-
thu ebfG n~aeIlufieii Min pfiinGiieltd
ia folfoIta. gsiin pubfea iilloin laula-
moan: San tulee fobta Seeiusl SD
meefieii iaat tiintea, ettG aliringon
lGmpo tuifeutilit iiiimpGGii ia ipoa.
meli prttitarbaSia alfao fuulla ton.
fomettiien ddni, iofa ennustaa tule-
mon feipGGn iellaiien, jonfa perGstG
ei fosfaan ippsmprsfpt mplpi eifG
tolwipaffolet poiifii. SentGbben, luo
iilmGii forferteen, &ristrfien morii-
an! IinG loin iiImGni maaban, min
lrmri petit iieIuni ia birped 20 nb.
faii ottaa mallan iielusiani. Wettta
nina rsfoin, ettd olen "lapli Suma-
lam, ia ie oil nafitlttifieni, ettG po'
10 on, moiffei nGp. IGin rsfo festGG
Sumolan iiGti ppipipien l~lipalsten
luialIa faIliopobjalla, iilloin fltin
tltnteet fatoamot, fumes Sierra ontaa
omania fGpoG iiiGlle fiinnioon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-30
Welu Nprf, u. y.

GipG illuri fosfoan noe Muttaian
paIstoilla tGGltG iuurfauplingista fir.
ioitufiia. Spp on ebfd ie, ettG tdnne
iitG min wGbGn tulee ia tdGl. tobella.
fin epanfeliumia Min wdbdn rafas-
~tetaoail. Mlitta Seem Yorfilaiiet, be-
rGtfGG 10 ipnnin unesta, beitt1fGd
pois juonti ia tuo alinomainen piiri'
fannun fantaminen fotiinne lastenne
ia perbeenne fesfullteen, josIa ne ei
fospata, maan jobtaa alma iirurem-
pam Putin ia pabuiteen. On tadl-
Ia mufana malonpartiioitafin fnten
10 ianomaleboiSiG frullufii tullitt
berra 2illbecfa, miltta fiiten tiebGm.
me mifG ban on miebidGr, mistd o.
iioista ia aniioista iuomalaiiet bdnet
tlntemat i0Gn maltioisla, ne Ell ole
funiafii taipalliieIle pleiiOlle, iitd pa-
bemmin popin foiibtonasia olefpalle.
Miltta JOS ibminen on erebtpnpt ia
ipntiin miolliiefii j%outiinut, Min on-
netaan ic o%nteefii ia toiwotaony eta
bGnfin pmmGrtGiii ctiiffo.aifanio Ole
fem fapttGG.
Mcrimiespastori WGfinen, tlnnet'
tn ia iuomaloiiille raffaofii fapnpt
opettajo foittoa olla malona in1resla
ipnnin formesia ia firfastaa ristiin
noulittuo &ristusto nellie faifille
toiipoon tietG matfoaiiIIe. grooflp.
nisiG &orbonen, jofa mpOs fap ola
Nep gorfisIa efpanfeli1imin paiiinaa
prboltamasio.
On mpos fa%niaIaiiiIIe tiinnettu
raittiis ia iloiittuna fonianpubnja'
no, eta iaarnoaiana toimitpa pastori
s. &etonen tdIIG fertaa i~tiendiiesti
toimifpano, fosfa fiuiIeman mifaan
ban Ell fliiIii minnefddn firffofun.
taan. .Olen fafii fertaa iaanit ban.
I'd. mieIeni pIenupfiefii fuiiIlu Perd.
Ian tofousbiioneeIIa tddIIa :$arIemis.
Ia Sf1m1 ettei. bin f1utTu minnef11u
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-30
Seeims fansiamme.

(SGwel: "MG l%afafamatta la,l.
Ielen."O
Sum forpiteit1 pfiin1in
Wd fulicn epGilpfiin
$50 paatGn: "bplidtpfii jain
Md orporauffa pfiin."
Niin iilloin Jana &errani
2obouttaa maItalpasti
"WtG fuIicn iinun fonsiaii
Gloii iltoan asti."
Si palma iielun iplppptccn
SGd lana liipaufien,
&c ajan maimaal, m~urbcciccn
quo ~runiaan loboutuflcn.
&un tieodn: "Scrro fansioin on,
Wtia nostaa, pelastaapi'',
WG iaaton olla pelmoton,
&un Sdn mum iuoiaapi.
Gn olefaan Min pfiinGin
3uin iosfiis iaattaa nGpttGG;
Scum Seeius fulfee micrelldin,
Niin rauba rinnan tGpttGG,
Sa clon pGim1t iltaban
Scum ebtii, min SGn jobtaa
Wun ricmumajaon taiipabon,
Niis' ifiautuus bobtna.
Wt1 belmaSiuun MT lclpGtG
Saan ilon, murbccn tullen,
ga paimcn fuisfaa bell1nG:
sd fallis olet mullen,
Snn tdbtcs' olen fGriinpt
WG belipetinfin m%aipan,
@aan motion iain ia mapaa mt
&oot ainaiicfii aiman.
81, folIis Yoimen, fannatban
Ytun balfi forpen iplbGn,
Sa ipommeen ralibai' annatban
Sa usfon, toimon plban.
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mics. Scllaiiefii oil ban @eroafin
1osfns lunlliit. mlitta ei MT enGd.
SpontGptpi taas eiiim nuboe:
= 81 iindfddn @eros ole iafiamt
pmmartaG omaaslnniaii, et, iind-
fGGn ......
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8oi, Zero, miten minun on IL
nua ifGipGl
Wiitta Zero laulaa nGfemGttG mi.
I'd Mnnin iilmdt pubmwat, lanlaa iuu-
ri npt fi,in pastalfiefii:
"llSfo ei buoli
lpoGmen tunteisto, Ell ....".
Stlmuri = ianoi Inni itief-
ieen. SGnen tGptpi melfein bpmpiIIG.
dustin diff wielGfGGn Iafattii laii-
Iamasta, eIIei Snferid diff ~emddnnps
metGnpt feittio0n. HGiip6uispuubis-
ia oil mield paljon fesfenerGistG, ia
&aIetin taiii 10 tarpita aitia.
Sooieppi mel @eron fatiomaan tall
Iia, iosia oil tebtp miuitamia f%oriauf-
fla, ia Mnni meni IaSten Iiio, ioilIa
oil leiffi tGpoesid f6pnnisiG.
SIlaIla, fun fGptiin nuffumaan, ia.
moi Sooieppi maimolleen:
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oGn t~ulonia tame rdin dffipadtd ia
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fofo pitfGn1 feiGn1 eipat fdpneet fer
taafaan. Minltsta tlintiti fuin diff
gerolIa iotain plibuttafpaa, ban on
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SSnferi fertoi bi1omioitaan:
Minua iGGlittG6 @nni. Sdn
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Soften pdGstd lauiui Sooieppi ps-
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faiis.
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nenfuin ianoi, noin minimum fpipdf-
ieen:
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= Niin 49,. blb, fun din ianoa:
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= MGbGn tofil
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iii.
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: ia fun iulfertii ilmoiiematta, mitd
ipoGn fdtfi.
| T Sittenfin ie oil erebops, ie oft
erebops, iiitd Ell ninnefGn pGdiel
: sc oil bGnen oiatiifienia rinfo,
| ionfa pmpGri %boianaiiet intellect ia
: mieIifuipot fiertpiipdt, miiobostoen
, terdfpia paitG, pistdiuid, faIwaipia.