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Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
RELATIONS ARE
 STILL CRITICAL BREACH IS RAPIDLY WEDlsNIN6s. OfRcials Declare Only An Ovest Act On On the Part of Germany Needed to Precipitate An Armed Conflict Be tween Countries.
BREACH IS RAPIDLY WEBENING,

WASHINGTON. D. C., Feb. B. The relations between the United States and Germany are still critical, and the general opinion prevails not cnly in the capital but throughcui the country. that war with Germany can not be avoided. Officials high in ad- circles assert that the of an overt act on the part of Germany is all that is neces- sary to precipitate a declaration of war. and such an act is only aues- tion of time. The breach is rapidly the question of the armipg of merchant ships for defense against attack not mitigating the offenses be- ing committed against neutral ship ping by German submarines. ..
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
NEW DREADNOUGHT IS
 LAUNCHED NEWPORT NEWS

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Feb. B. The 32,O00 ton dreadnought Missis- sippi was launched here yesterday, with appropriate ceremonies, in which Secretary Daniels and other naval oi- ficials took part Miss Camille Me Beath of Meridian, Miss. was sponsor of the big fighting craft which was SPA feet long and will carry a main battery of thirty-four guns. The yes sells hull has cost about $S,000,0 to construct and as much more is tC be spent for armor, armament ard
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
DELAWARE MAN IS
 INDOOR CHAMPION

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8.-Dr. w. G. Hudson, of Wilmington, Del, won the national indoor 22 caliber rifle championship here last night, defeat ing Arthur Hubalek of Brooklyn. the title holder, by single point. Dr. Hudson a total of 246S points.
 Alfred P. Raine of New York. worlds champion pistol shot, won the twenty-five shot pistol championship of the United States with a score of 236 points. Capt w. H. Richard of New Haven of the United States army won the 20 shot prone rife match with the score of 199 points and the ten-shot prone match with a score of 800.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
BAND HOLDS MEETING
 AND ELECTS OFFICERS

A number of persons interested in the formation of band and orches- tra, met at Moose hall last evening and organized H. B. Selby was elect ed president; Jack Roseen secretary and Louis Larson president. George ReinAe was chosen leader. Arrange ments have been completed for secur- ing the necessary instruments. and an order will be sent out for them on the first boat.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
SENATE ENDORSES
 ACTION PRESIDENT
PARTY LINES ARE SMASHED
By Vote of 7S to 5 Senate Passes Stone Resolution Upholding the President - Lodge Warmly Sup ports the Resolution.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. B. Following lengthy and bitter debate the Senate last evening passed the Stone resolution endorsing the sct'on of President Wilson by a vote of 7S to 5. Senators Gronna, Works, Var daman, Lafollette and Kirby worked and voted against the resolution. Par ty lines were completely smashed. One of the strongest supporters of the resolution was Senator Lodge of Mas sachusetts, who made an eloquent speech in which he urged all his col leagues to vote for the resolution.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
.|NTERNED SHIPS
 ARE TAKEN OVER
SEIZED BY THE GOVERNMENT
German Merchant Ships Are Seized as Measure of Protection for American Shipping-Will Not Con. vOy St. Louis.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Feb. s. Secretary of State Lansing announced this morning that he would not send a warship to convoy the American liner St. Louis, as the German tactics are illegal. Secretary of War Baker announced this morning that all in- termed German steamers in the coun. try had been seized as a protective measure to prevent the sinking or en- dangering of American shipping.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
TEUTONS DIVIDE FOOD
 CAPTURED IN RUMANIA

LONDON. Feb. 8.-A conference was held recently says a dispatch from The Hague between Premier Martinio of Austria and Gen. Hofer, head of the Austrian war feeding de partment, Chancellor von Bethman Holweg, Foregin Secretary Zimmer- man, and Adolf Batoci, German food controller. Economic questions in- cluding the distribution of food cap tured in Rumania were discussed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
VALDEZ CANNERY
 STARTS JUNE 4 FISHING BOATS BEEN ENGAGEO Emel Leaves for Seattle to Night to Bring Back Boat, Ma chinery and Men-Seven ScOws to Be Erected In Valdez.
FISHING BOATS BEEN ENGAGEo

John Emel, the Valdez canneryman will leave tonight on the steamship Evans to complete arrangements for the new cannery contemplated for Valdez this season.
 MT Emel has made all arrange ments for fishing boats and crews, ard expects to have the machinery install ed in the building on the city wharf in time to commence work at the be- ginning of the big run of salmon. about June 4.
 The company represented by MT. Emel purchased one 52-foot fishing boat in Seattle, the Lena of Valdez, a 40-footer with a. 30 h. p. Eastern Standard motor, which will be used for towing scows. and he has likewise chartered the Columbia and four other purse seine boats to be used in catch ing the fish for the cannery. AS need ed other vessels will be added to the fleet. Seven scows to haul the fish in will be built on the dock at this place, the material for the same ar irving the middle of March or there about.
 The machinery for the new cannery is of the latest type including iron chink, patent washers, etc., and will have a capacity of about 10000 sa!- mon per day, which MT. Emel be- lieves he will have no trouble in se- curing if the run is up to expecta- tions. It will leave Seattle about April 1, and a crew of skilled me chanics will accompany it to set it up and see that it is in perfect condition before the pack starts.
 MT. Emel states that on his return. about April 1, he will start crew Of 25 men fixing up the building, build ing scows and installing the machin. cry. This crew will be increased to about 100 when the run commences.
 A gang of men under the supelvi- sion of George Long, are engaged ill overhauling the boilers formerly in- stalled in Crawford's sawmill. which was destroyed by the big fire, and If they can be used they will be install ed to furnish the steam for the four retorts, and to furnish power for the machinery.
 The new company will spend about $40,000 on equipment this season, which will be added to next year if the pack warrants.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
German American Bank Solvent.

German American Bank Solvent.
 Word was received here yesterday that .depositors in the 6erman-Ameri- can bank need have no apprehensions over their deposits, as the bank was solvent and would resume business in Ia few days. closing down temporarily on account of the heavy run. Ample funds have been secured to protect all deposit0rs.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
Fast Train Is Ditched.

ROSCOE, s. D., Feb. S.-Twelve persons injured last night when the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail- roads Olympian passenger, train went into ditch near here received medi- cal attention here late today. Among the injured was Lillian Russell of Pe- tersburg, Alaska. Packed snow on the track caused the derailment. The s'blizzard today interfered with the work of clearing away the wrecksge and little progress was made.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
BELGIAN RELIEF
 STEAMER SUNK CREW GOES DOWN WITH WRECK Page Receives Advices That the kruskOr Was Sunk Mon. day Off Belgian Coast With Loss of All On Board But One.
CREW GOES DOWN WITH WRECK

LONDON, Feb. S.-United States Ambassador Page has received ad- vices stating that the Belgian relief steamer Kroskor was torpedoed and sunk off the Belgian coast on Monday by a German submarine. One lone survivor was landed on the French coast yesterday, all others going down with the ship.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
ANGERED OVER DIVORCE,
 KILLS TWO, WOUNDS ONE

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Feb. B.. Harry Terry, formerly of Cincinnati tonight shot and killed his wife. Mrs. Lillian Black Terry, and his mother in-law, Mrs. Victoria Black, and fa- tally wounded his wife's cousin, Mrs. L. M. tSpurlock. Terry. arrested late tonight declared he shot the members of his family because the mother and cousin were responsible for suit for divorce filed by his wife.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
French Attack Fails.

BERLIN, Feb. S.-A bulletin ,s- sued by the war office this morning states that the French attempted to advance northwest of Mulhausen in Alsace, but were repulsed by the Ger man forces. On the Eastern front the Germans successfully assaulted the Russian positions near Wilma.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
MUCH BOOZE |s
 SPILLED GUTTER SPECTACLE WITNESSED BY MANY Gill, Rockingham and Putnam Stage Huge Booze Spilling Party in Se- attle-$75, 900 Worth of Liquors Destroyed.
SPECTACLE WITNESSED BY MANY

SEATTLE. Feb. S.-Mayor Gill. Chief of Police Rockingham anu Ser gaant Putnam of the police dry squad, staged a $75,000 booze spilling party i,ere yesterday afternoon. Hundreds of spectators viewed the destruction of thousands of bottles of wines ana liquors and the bursting in of kege and barrels of booze, permitting the contents to run into the sewers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
Basketball Game.

There will be two basketball games tomorrow. Friday, night, one betweens the Moose first team and the Liscum first team. and another between the Whites and Blues, the young ladies teams.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
GILL TRIAL SET
 F0R MARCH 6 SEPARATE TRIAL IS DENIED ScattIe's Mayor and Chief of Police Will Appear in Court Next Month of Charge of Conspiracy to Violate Liquor Law.
SEPARATE TRIAL IS DENIED

SEATTLE, Feb. 7.-The trial of Mayor Gill and Chief of Police Beck ingham under the indictments recent ly returned by the Federal grand jury charging conspiracy to violate the li- quor laws, has been set for March G.. The application of the defendants for SC parate trials has been denied
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
ELEVEN BOATS
 SUNK YESTERDAY
ACCORDING TO LLOYD's REPORT
Survivors of Two Vessels Landed With Exception of 17 Reported Missing-FOur Persons Reported to Have Been Killed.

LONDON, Feb. S.-Of the vessels sunk by German submarines yester- day. the survivors of two, the St. Ni- nian and Corsican Prince, have land- ed with the exception of one boat con- taining 17 persons. which is repol ted missing. Lloyd's reports the sinking of II steamers yesterday with four persons ktiled.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
MaripOsa Sails North.

SEATTLE, Feb, S.-The steamer Mariposa sailed from here this morn ing at g o'clock for Valdez and way ports. Her passengers for Valdez are Chas. A. Hand and Miss Blanche Fogg and E. Evangella. Steve Bamba. Eli Parnell and four steerage for La touche.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
ENGLISH TAKE
 GERMAN TRENCHES
IN VICINITY OF GRANDECOURT
Heavy Fighting on the Somme Front -Erench Advance In Alsace Is Re- pulsed-Germans Advance at Vi'- na-Fighting Resumed Galicia.

LONDON, Feb. S.-The war office reports that after severe fighting the British troops have taken one thou sand yards of the German trenches near Grndecourt on the Somme front.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
FRANCE GRANTS SAFE
 CONDUCT TO BERNSTORFE'

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. B. The French government has granted safe conduct to Count von Bern storff, the German ambassador to the United States and his suite. A simi- lar action by the British government is expected within 8 short time.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
LatOucfe Brings Freight.

The steamer Latouche arrived in port about 10 o'clock last evening aud remained here several hours unload ing a cargo of about no tens of freight for local merchants. 4 con- siderable quantity of distillate and powder was included in the cargo.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08

The launch Pathfinder, Captain Smith, pulled out this morning for Ellamar, Landlock and Fidalgo with
 several passengers and considerable freight for those points.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
ARIZONA ASKS THAT
 NATION BECOME DRN.

PHOENIX. Feb. 8.-Arizona to- day is preparing for forwarding to Washington a resolution. asking con- gress to submit the question of a constitutional amendment for nation wide prohibition to the country. The memorial was passed by the legisla- ture.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
Fighting Resumed in Galicia.

PETROGRAD, Feb. S.-Advices re- ceived here from the Galician front state that the Russian forces have re- stunned the offensive in Galicia and are vigorously attacking the Teut,n positions
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
Stores Close Half Day.

The announcement made in yester. days Prospector that the stores and meat markets would be closed all day Monday next, Lincoln's Birthday, was an error, due to misunderstahd- ing of a telephone conversation. The stores will remain open until nocn, closing only for the afternoon.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08

Don't forget the basketball game at Moose Hall tomorrow night. Lis cum vs. Moose Blue teams vs. White.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
SCHOONER BLEKUm HAS
 A TERRIFYING VOYAGE

REACHES SEWARD THIS MORNING REPORTS POWER SCHOONER PROGREss-LEFT SEATTLE PROGRESS WERE PARTED OFF CAPE oM- TERRIBLE STORM - PROGRESS WHEN LAST SEEN WAS ICE COVERED MAKING HARD REPORTED SINCE THAT DATE.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-08
EMPRESS PROGRAM THIS EVENING

A fine program tonight in Eagle Hall at p. m.
 Spark from the Embers" ? reel drama. (, "The Book Agent" comedy.
 Vivian Rich in the beautiful and novel feature "In the Sunshine"
 "All at Sea" comedy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
CHILDREN HATE
PILLS, CAL0MEL
AND CASTOR OIL
Give Fruit Laxative when
cross, bilious, feverish
or constipated.
"California Syrup of Figs"
can't harm tender stom-
ach, liver, bowels.

Look back al your childhood days.
Remember the dose" mother insisted
,on-castor oil, calomel, cathartics. How
you hated them, how you fought against
taking them
With our children its different.
Mothers who cling 10 the old form OF
physic simply don't realize what they
do. The children's revolt is we'll
founded. Their tender little "insidcs"
are injured by them.
II your child's stomach, liver and
bowels need cleansing, give only deli
cious California Syrup OF Figs" Its
action is positive, but gentle. Millions
OF mothers keep this harmless fruit
laxative" handy; they know children
love to take il; that il never fails to
clean the liver and bowels and sweeten
the stomach, and that teaspooniul
given today saves a sick child tomor-
row
Ask your druggist for a S0-cent bo,
lie Of California Syrup Of Figs" which
has full directions for babies, children
Of all ages and for grown-ups plainly
on each bottle Beware OF counterfeits
sold here. See that it is made by Gal
iornia Fig Syrup Company" Refuse
any other kind with con,empt-Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23

Mrs. Wilson wanted to get Mrs John
sons cook away from her so badly that
she actually went to Mrs. JohnSon's
house when she was away and offered
the cook more money The next time
they met at big dinner Mrs Johnson
did not notice her
Mrs. Johnson, you know Mrs Viii
son, do YOU not'" said the lady who sat
between them
"No, believe not said Mrs Johnson,
'but / understand that she calls on my
cook
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
Our Fighting Men

Rear Admiral Albert G.. Winter
halter lately detached from the com.
mand of the Asiatlc fleet, has arrived
in Washington to serve as member
OF the naval general board Admiral
Winterhalter is 20 years old and has
served forty-three years in the navy,
twenty of them at sea He reached the
grade OF captain in 1909 and was pro
NOTED to grade of rear admiral in
1915 While in command of the
Asiatic fleet he held the rank OF full
admiral BLACK Jack" as his men
used to call him, because OF his heavy
dark beard is recognized as most et-
i,cient officer, and though a strict dis.
cplinarian is popular with the com
missioned and enlisted personnel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
WOMAN ROBB|NC
PAIR TROUSERS
CAUGHT IN ACT
But Tulsa Policeman Finds
They Belong to Hubby,

TULSA Okla. MAY 2j-Going
softly down an alley, Patrolmau Hol-
derman saw woman in the dim light
that shone through window and
noticed that she was bending over a
garment she held in her hand. Tread
ing still more softly he approached
close enough to seize her by the arm
What are you doing here" he
asked
Plot Thickens.
The woman still held the garment.
1t was a pair OF trousers and her right
hand was still in the pocket At first
the woman refused to answer any QucS-
tionS, but when threatened with a
night in Jail she admitted that they
belonged to her husband
where is he2" the officer asked.
"ln the house said the woman, but
she objected to being identified When
they went inside Policeman Holder
man learned the reason, The husband
was intoxicated, and asleep. He was
awakened with some difficulty
is this your wiie?" asked Holder
man.
Sure. she's my wife" said the man
"Wha, has she been doing"
Just then he saw his trousers ir
her hands and it dawncd upon hin
that his wife had been searching hi'
pockets The row he instigated ther
and there took the policeman off hi
feet.
Money Divided.
Threatened with a ride to the sta
tion, the man subsided, but no soono'
had the officer left the house than h,
started again. Holderman went bacl
and taking the money the wife ha,
extracted from her husbands pocket
he divided it equally between them
Then peace settled upon the household
Next time" said Holderman. Il
not butt in. He only had s. and tn
woman deserved 1t all
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
Fishing Job
Is Finished.

GOTEBO, Okla, MAY % (Special)
- L. Nation has finished fishing job
in the deep test in 22-7-lh, having lost
the bi, at 800 feet The 2,40O foot
string OF casing dropped in the we'll
was all recovered but the last JOINT
which was being drilled upon when the
bit was lost Mr. Nation will now set
another string OF casing and try to
shut off tho water
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
Railroad Order
Is Modified.

TULSA, Okla. May IA modiii-
cation by the federal transportation
board regulating the use Of freight
cars, which threatened to tie up much
Of the construction work in this city,
has been received and building will go
on Word has been received by the
Frisco tha, half the gondola and hop
per cars will be released for other uses.
The first order perui,ted them to be
used only for the shipment OF iron
ore and coal The builders will now
be able to get the gravel, sand and
chat necessary to e. on with their
work Buildings now in course OF
construction in Tulsa amount to more
than 81 10000 and il was feared that
this work would have TO he stopped
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
eOTEBO COMP any
GETS new o|LER
Shallow Well Is Good for Sev-
enty-five Barrels,

GOTEBO, Okla, May 2j--(Special) }
The Gotebo OIL, Gas and Refining
company, brought in another good oil
we'll last night on its Wooten and
Jones lease southwest Of town, at 40
feet. with twenty feet of pay sand good
for seventy five barrels This Is No
on this lease and is causing excite
ment among lease holders in this part
of the field The other two wells arc
good nrndnrerA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
Missing Man
Searched For.

TULSA, Okla, May 8-CharleS W
Shaw, an employe of jewelry house,
is being searched for by Sheriff Me
Cullough and his deputies, who he .
lieve he has been killed by high lacks.
Shaw was last seen at a roadhouSe
northeast OF the city last FRIDAY night
Friends of Shaw say he had money
and jewelry with him when he went
away He has been traced to the
roadhouSe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
Superintendent Chosen.

CLEVELAND, Okla, May 2j-At a
meeting OF the board of education OF
the city +. G. Trent of Stigler, was
elected as superintendent OF schools for
the coming school year Other teachers
will be engaged at later meeting An
election was called for May % to vote
on an extra SH-mill levy. above the 5
mills allowed by law, to run schools for
the next year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
Diplomas Given

CLEVELAND. Okla, MAY ~
Twelve graduates OF the class of 1917
have received diplomas from the board
Of education in this city. There were
eight girls and four boys. A short proc
gram preceding the presenting Of di.
plomas was given. Dr. !. NJ. Cash Of
the, Christian university At Enid de.
livefed the class address,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13
10. Semselliiet %ienrat.

SiitG oiosta asti, fun Setpancn
oil tlllitt epGilpfieen oman oppinia
feIpollifuuoesta, ei ban perbeeIIe G.
MD lrfenut entiiiG benselliiiG firio-
Ia, apaon ainoastania raamattuo. eli
I'd iflpoten FUN alia lelwiii bGnelIe,
rupeii BGn 2iitberufien firioia faps-
tdmGGn ia lpbppiG raamatun ielitpf-
fla pitGmaan. 8Gbitelien pafotti
bGnen tpirfe1 liiontonia bGntG mie-
Traillefm autuioen nliasta pulpit
maan. S1n eli fltitcnfin marowampi
-piibeesNania fuin ennen, eif1 eiiintp-
NIT min robfeasti ipaan nupremmtn,
fila ban buomaii, eta fellaiiesia ROB
feiloesia niein piilciii plpeps.
Sunnuntai-p1ipinG iGlfeen pito.
Ienp1ipGn lufi Seppanen tupalliies-
tt iorfun fappuleen raamatusta to-
ION pirtisiG ia ielitti fen mllutamilla
fanoilIa. Sitte fun ban oil tullut
tpaf,rutetrifii 2utberitfien %firiain fel-
tpeuifluoesta ibmisteh b~erGttGniieen
fpnnin unesta ia %iauttamiieen ai,tilu-
Den tielle, liifi ban eniifli @alata-
lais-epistolan ielitpfien, IiIId ban
pitt %m1bemmGn tarpeelliienu lufea
bGnen iaarnoiaan, fosfa tebtaan fou-
Iltnopettaia iofa %iunnuntai ielitti fon
~iubuoneesia pdiipdn tefstit, ia paljo
tp1fe1 tdiualliIesti oil Iiella fuule-
masia. SeppGien ie%uroibin rupeli
tpGbitellen tllemaan atna enemman
tpGfe1. &aamattna ia 2utberusta
Iuettiin enemm1n fuin ennen ia iefG
.alusfo ettG apGlilld weiiattiin ia pi-
oettiin rufoufiia. 8dlistG fesfustel-
fin bengelliiist6 aiioista taapalliiesti
iuetun fappaleen joboosta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-13
IL. 8aittins -rienmot.

Siiben oifaan mlilitti tebtoan Ia.
beiippteert talon iiGntd, iofa iuoprmi-
fen faiitta oil tulllit fipnloiiefii ia
iairautenia aifana rnpeii pobaa bimto
ania mibaamaan, mlitta teripeemmdf-
Il tiiltliania taas apGbitellen, maiffa
maronammin of ritlpenniit rpppisfe-
lemGGn ia plan taas tiilIiit min iuo.
pofii, fuin %ennenfin, ia ni6estania
taas fipeGfii. Sam1 pGGtti fofonan-
ia bereta miinan rppppGdmiiestG, ia
ettei ie fulfil bdnelle fiuiafii, ianoi
ban talonia apaelle, efteiipGt iaaneet
miinao bGnen taloonia tiiooa, ia mis-
ID ipaan nGfi iitG ainetta, rapeii bGn
fen ia faiffein tpGfapGin aineitten
pabingolIiiuuoesta pubumaan. Ia
ma mics tuli SeppGien fansia tn-
tiifii eifa tartuinnutfaan palis bGnen
tansiania piibiia eboottoman raitti-
lioen tarpeelliiuioeita ia ueltpolliinu
oestomme iotia iuoppoutta ndstaan,
%ennenfun iai bGnen piioIelIenia ia MT
pGGtcttiin rirmeta pfiin nerpoin tdtd
aiiaa abfcrasti ojomaan. aaifisio IL
loiiuufiisia, misiG poon wGbanfin
Iopi, otettiin tdmd oiia pnbeefii ia
.SeppGnen pitt fen toimen olepon tar.
foitnfieenio ipntisten fGdntGmiiesiG
Serran puoleen erittdin oiuulliieno,
SiIl1 iielIG oil minimum tatualliiestt
teboaspoitoisia poljo wafepiin jno-
min menetpiG ia monello niistd jno-
wuffisto ielpittpdnid oil pdbo mielt
iortumiiestania fellaiieen tiloort. Nd-
nat raittiusriennot onnistiitpotfin
bppin. Wonta miestG, e~rinomottdtn
nuorufoista ottirpat buomioon beiodn
iononia. @aittilis. I%uennoito pioettiin
iofa toinen %iiinnutoi raamotiin felitpf
fen iioon. 81 niisiG fiitentoan oino-
astanio roittiuoesto pffindnId pub-