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The Washington herald., 1917-05-11
ITALIAN ENJOYS
REACH new York.;
SIX IN MISSION
Enrico Arlotta, Minister Of
Marine In Cabinet, Heads
Delegation.
ARRIVED ON WEDNESDAY
VIII Remain in Gotham for Few Days
Before Coming to Washington to
Confer with officials.

(By the International News Servtos-l
New York. May I0.-nalys war mission
10 the United States Tlippsd into New
York unheralded and almost uunoticsd
aboard a passenger steamship last night
The six commissioners are stopping at
the Waldorf Astoria for . few DAYS be-
fore going TO Washington TO confer with
ADMINISTRATION officials and to tell them
for what Italy looks TO her new ally.
America. in lighting the central powers.
Enrico Ariotta, minister OF the marine
and railway transportation IN the Italian
cabinet heads the war mission. The
other members are Gen GUgiiemotti,
military attache: Commander Vanuu-
tell, representing the navy: Alvise BraEa-
dini, Of the transportation department:
try and Commerce, and Gaetsna PietrA,
OF the Agricultural Department.
Lack of Tonnage.
Lack OF tonnage is one OF the most
serious problems that confronts Italy -
Arlotts- ships are one OF the most
pressing needs. ] cannot for the present
discuss the submarine situation in the
Mediterranean. but ! can say that We
fully rely on the industrial power Of
the United States TO develop q means OF
overcoming the situation and 20 oest
effectively with the question OF food and
other supplies
The entrance Of the United States
into the war Is looked upon IN Italy with
the greatest qualification, more especial
ly because Of the moral value Of the act.
1t is in itself the best proof that We
are lighting on the side OF justice and
liberty"
Ariotta IS one of the most prominent
bankers In Italy. He is a Liberal and has
been in the Italian Parliament for
twenty years
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11
MORE ORDERS FOR U. s. STEEL

New York. May s.-The United States
steel Corporation In its monthly state
ment, issued today, reports unified
orders on its books as of April 90 last of
121S3.oS3 tons. compared with u,H1, ga
tons on March 81 last, and with s,s2s 5Sl
tons on April q. 1916.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11
Chicago Tribune to Raise
Price to Two Cents a Copy

Chicago, Ill, May 10.-The Chicago Tri-
bune' announced today that on Nav Il
its price would be raised from / to 2
cents The Examiner and Herald and
the American have made similar an
nouncements.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11
DENY PLOT AGAINST KAISER.

The Has le, May 10.-OmciaI denial that
an attemEI was made to assassinats the
Kaiser was issued in Berlin today saws
a dispatch from that city.
The report emanated In Zurich and was
telegraphed thence to Rome and Paris.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11
81 Love You," Says Girl;
And Jofre SAYS Ditto

New York, May 10.-"1 love
you" said little Virginia Beatrice
Steel to Marshal Joffre as a big
policeman held her up so that she
could present the bouquet of iris
that a public school had sent to
the French visitors.
II love you. too" replied the
French hero as he kissed the little
tot.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11
SrNN FEINER IN pARIJAMENT

London, May 1o-The first sinn Feiner
ever to be elected to parliament has just
been chosen for that once. He IL James
McGutnnese, of the Southern Division of
Longford County.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11

$3.50 to st. Louis, No.. and Return.
baltimore and Ohio, May IA to 16,
vsIld returning until 23d. Choice three
AdN
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11
Births, Marriages and Deaths.

Ths Warrington Herald Is printing daily no
tees Il births. marriages. and deaths among the
people of Wasmnztan-
Thsss notioss appear today On rsss 10
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11

The Herald has BY far the largest
proportion of home delivered circu-
lston (mOrnins or evening" of any
paper In Washington.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11

The Herald has by many
thousands the largest morning
home circulation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-26
Feaeral Officials
Probe Citizenship
Of Prisoner Here

4 Officials Of the department Of jsstise
M The United States district sssos-
Nly's Office here today. were investi-
ra&int charges brought by city police
yesserdsy sGainst Herman Os,ner, sss-
pseted ef being an alicn encny, sr,
restsd lsst night a. the Lee -Hsekins
hoisl. .
\ 0nnsr IS stiu In lhe ciy Jail aud
fsderal officials were rsssctsnt TO sssse
whethsf - wassla b. held be- federal
avystisatioa vss in progress,
h5ages around whether Onner is nat.
yFalizcd Citizen. He declares that he
b : citisa Of the 'Unised Stsses hgt
~ no papers. He admits he was born
II Germany. Onnef Is civil engiseer
- declares that his home is in Cedar
knpids, h.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-26
Olklalaorsaa
Observnass

Beating Luke McLuke 10 il. the Tah.
lequah Telegram Announces the mar
lrisse Of Ralph Walkingstick 10 Mar
saret f. Kaig. Later il may have soms-
thing % say OF a swasgerstiek. ths
same being walking stick on . small
er scale
Az Glencoe the coal situation has be-
come so serious that many household
crs arc depending wholly on wood
brought in by farmers, and the wood
supply isn't large enough to warran,
any enthusiam for hard winter.
This was quiet Christmas in the
oil fields. according to the Tulsa
World. which says fewer companies
than usual gave bonuses this year, be-
cause Of the overgrown war tax they
must pay.
Mules are scarce in Oklahoma &c
cordiug to q mule buyer who recently
visited Cherokee, This shortage rs
blamed on the war, because SO many
OF the late Missouri medsls have been
sent 10 France to aid in the eommoa
cause of kicking the kaiser. As q re-.
suit prices are high, and the farmers
not anxious to sell, even At the sd-
vsneed figure
Dislsysl eitizsns are IN tof hard
winter in Chssokee county. The CherS,-
kse Vigilance Corps, . braneh Of the
american defense society Is making
plAns for complete listing OF sIl
citizens OF the county who are known
to entertain disloyal or unpatriotic
views The compilation of this list will
save vast amount OF difficulty in the
'fuhre and will probably be the means
of saving life and property TIKI list
will be confidential rs well as the
sources OF information.
A tracer is sent oiM By the Tecumseh
Democrat 10 locate the old-fashioned
butcher who used to throw in a piecs
of liver with soup bone, and piece
OF fat as big as his fist with chunk
ot roast II that generous dealer hasn't
succmnbed to enlargement ef the heart,
he probably has reformed by this tims,
and can charge bis care-wern eustomet
four bits . pound ior bscon without
batting an eye. The old order chsngesh
Ohnuslsee is N have a plumbing in-
spector, at = salary Of 500 a month,
the city commissioners have decided
The inspectos yssust be a plumber, and
q hueAysd dbIlars a month will sound
fike siifaff pay to those pntocrats OF
the pipe wrench. However, the averag,
plumber has qualifications Of an cx-
cellent inspector. II is his way to
proceed sAxtisssiy and with aelibsra-
tion, like ons given to research work
~Ths Liberty Girls will don cork
today and present a rousing minsuel
biIlv announces the Drumright News
As thu izshioi u,ass also indicate, they
arc wearing has and less.
A Tulaa merehsat advertised leuf6ns
for one cent doren ss a special A
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-26
Joy! Gas Pressure
n City Is Normal
Despite Cold Wave

Despite low Temperatures Of Monday.
Iuesday and Wednesday, gas pressure
N Oklahsma City Is sufficiently strong
fus both commercial and domestic eon-
sspptioar according to w X. Molinard.
manager OF the Oklahoma Gas 4 Elec.
trie company
Good pressure is due to the compile.
,tioN Of the line Of the Oklahoma Nat
uraI Gas corfsny to the Morrison pool,
he said. Pressure here today was at
lormaL m average Of about six ounces
tos domestic consumption.
Rains along the Morrison line prob
abb would permit the Oklahoma Nat
nrsl Gas company to put heavier pres
eure in Us main line, Mr.. Molinard
sesuines. since earth filling the ditch
- irossn when replaced and has not
hnd inifieient time TO pack thoroughly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-26

&OMn0N, Or. k--fAre have been
dnGnsiGaA assertions IN Pstrograd dis
11aa thes iuflnence power Ia tn,
ses waning, bua never with
- unoNtn1y - h special dispatches
4ts9 tpsa ~ hpsisn capital Sunda,
e. uts1 tedlA Nessiy IN make the
~ = 60 to{R o. ssothsr tha6 de-
No. Sksm tbe workman and soldiers
ettoa h growing constantly.
- c1saes sllegsd are general lack
L. aWlhosity for the increase in drunk
nose TIE reluctance OF the population
x Uegk end the scarcity OF foodstuffs.
Z ~ Qnja 6ssiSe Of the soldisrs is said
~ ~ - peacs,
"a ~ Fight Il Last Thing.
IL eseSesesaasnAs site instances of
Q(lh1xj6 troops refusing 10 march,
- 10 s1faeh ths Ukrsinians and
l1soio1na Ne Cossscts 70 disarm them
4 Aeut resistance, Fighting. il is said,
, ~ last thing they arc willing or m
Mud 10 do. A hostile spirit is reported
U saryics Among ths Baltic sailoss and
- ~ GanxA Int The iormer are not
Bnefcus enough 10 conquer the Utuai-
asn - tha Rkd Guard is largely I'M
nined Il is reported, therefore. that
u|Ar sonAst ~ Ukssiaians will not ma
lgiebss n any serious scale.
kUn1BuD ars Hd1nse.
B&1shniki ieadsss the petrograd cor
iespumdent cf the Morning Pest says,
tppsn 10 be bssmuins fs,lnsvs.
The correspondent Of the Daily News
writes. %
"Tksss b . srowiag opvositioa to
lolsheviki axsong all classes. Men
Sho fonsrH ssUposted thsin arc ,urp-
~ sgaisst thtIN and German hirelings
Z esMunsA tlvm sf tnngiation.
Ihere Is much talk Of meeting the pres
ct reiss Of terror with counter meas
res, I'D busnb- throwing 10 frssiy sus-
oestst q ~ only is<sksd VI sxsrting
IFesssss - the Bolskeviki This Il
~ merely jdie talk. as thoss who say II
ere those who have thrown bvubs.
ktSoeikina Conkiaue.
nv1ga q ei,a W. sGsivisiss, how
evsr, continue 10 be received.
4 T1e Uulshcyiki !, declares definitely
~ the troops han SGecsptured Kharkcy,
Nieoliav, and are threatening the Ukrai-
uiaa hold on Odessa. The Cossacks re-
esst The strengthening Of their hold on
- Uons,pAniM
y - the meantime, nothing more Is
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-26

That's powerful statement. but prove IT, ANY
commodity for which the demand is the supply
and the SOURCE OF supply not fixed, the ana
most stable business Stock In company which eliminates
chance and gambling. and has the right
plan back Of IT, engaging In such business only
but to make big profits Remember companies whieS
have followed this policy exactly have paid $4,000
$4,000 These the possibilities samnes stock
and at the time investment will be safe intact
all times because win always be represented by oil ana
money-money and oil.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-26

peeyish about something as The follow
ing notice she had published In the
Hunter Enterprise will INFORM you
When woman has lived in a con-
runity as long As have its rather
hard 70 take accusations OF telling
falsehoods over a party line telephone
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-26

There Is Just ihis mueh desire to
say: always try to tell the truth
anywhere ! talk. and il esvesdroppers
doa't want to hear the truth over al
party hne telephone. they had better
not take the receiver down every time
the bell rings. A houn pup always
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-26
DANCING

Enrso for Friday althts ciass; learn
TO Sancs, Lsdsss u. usntlsmsn a: after
1snuary ! is-clAss Asaeu s. select as
sembiy and class practice DANCES Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday. evenings
Mrs B BcIl 4 Son, managers and In.
struetorx GscAa. Wal 3gT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-26
Me: Nler chant, Banker, Business
Man! This Is he Kind Of an
OF! investment You've Sought

The par value OF sannes stock has been placed oc
share that Of large small afford
to AZ 800 $500 share restricting
porniy 10 few You have undoubtedly heard OF the g-
gantic wealth produced Oklahoma oil annually amounted
to tsoeooo In 1916 You have heard OF companies like the
rapshcoters which paid back $4,000 500 invested
There are scores like THE that have "sttuck lucky
rich quick There others that paid
dime hut We believe make you money-great Dig
moneywithout taking the gambling risk OF wdcattng Il
takes only brains cash. experience and knowledge
opportunities here In the field We supply the brain
power. working for and with fair square abova.
board basis We are bound to win and win bis for overy
stockhoider.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-26

howk vhsa he is hit. Besides. when a
man IS gathering corn for another party
u has always been customary for an
honest man to unload all the corn from
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-26

his wzgop II man DOESN'T keep him
sell unspotied from the world, he Is
very liable to be accused OF things thar
arc not right and contrary TO law
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-26

lDw price Is so unusual that u was
bosnd 30 attract a geat deal of a-
teution, and there are some lemous
drawing large salaries, which should be
reduced proportionateb.
Occasionally a man has something
more than his religion in his wifs's
name. and the Gleneoe Mirror cites
case as follows. Justice Ross had .
case IN court Monday. w. n. Thayer
sued a negro and attached a horse sup
posed 10 belong to the eoiored gentle.
maM Mrs. Negro however. stepped in
and claimed the horse, and Mr.. Thsyer
lpst his case The ncgress probably
helped make the debt and Oklahoma
laws should compel her to help pay the
bill"
A bt,ls problem for today, borrowed
from the Muskogee Phoenix II one
man can whip hundred after taking
one drink OF Oklahoma prohibition
whisky il won't take long to whip Cer-
many when nationwide prohibition
goes into effect.
Mrs Martha I,elerer. OF Hunter Ia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-26
Buy Sammies Stock Now
1Oc a Share

sAMMIBs or. CORPORATION
lis Colccrd Bldg
Oklahoma City Okla.
Gent,emen--I like your policy. with the under
standing that your company DOES NOT wildcat buys
oil royat,.sbpy. proven and offset properties and de-
them up-bulds and operates relineres, and that
the officers get only 10 percent OF the stock each do,
voting all his time and experience without salary claim.
ng no dividends upon his stock until all Issued stock.
~ on q basis paying 10 percent dividends annually
hereby make application for shares indicated below
Enclosed find I....".,..,,,",...,in full payment
tor r.....,.,..,,,,.sh shares OF the common uny.pad
and non assessabe stock at the par value Of Zoe por
share. This entities me 10 fuu pto-raa interest IN
any ana en properties now owned OF ever owned
j. all profits made from any source,
Name
Address .''''''".' ".'"''''''''''''''''''''''''.u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-26
No Subscriptions Under $1,000 Accepted


m You HAVE SAVED soNE MONEY THIS yEAR-A
C,antWsrMAs ,ats CHECk MAY BE GIVEN YoU--YoU MAY RE.
,tNI DIVIDENDS from other Investments " YOU spend
.nh money IL zone forever you wisely may
''uih you VI" fot VI before neat Christmas Thnk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-26

Mrs, Martha Leierer, Of Hunter /,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-26

This is simply case OF teamwork Th
where II does not excel individual efforts
Mnom rssisned from big, active business
company, are ut all times az the helm. The
sists OF mon who know tho practical end OF
who have made money for themselves In a
way-who now combine Judgment, foresight
make the Ssmmles Company one OF the b
the oil lndustry In the brotest possible time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-26

Beating Luke McIuhe 10 il. the Tah-
lequah Telegram Announces the naas.
Irisse Of hbh Walkirgstick 10 Mar
lsarst f. Kaig. Later il may have some
thing % say OF a swasgerstiek. the
same being walking stick on small
er scale.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-26

Az Glencoe the coal situation has be-
come so serious that many household
ers are depending wholly on wood
brought in by farmers, and the wood
supply isn't large enough to warrant
any enthusiam for a hard winter.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-29

eta BON Ell ole i~lmottamiinia iuma.
Observation-Disclosures foopunit.
yadibin ~ipptOfiiin antoi pastori fell.
tpfiid eniinfin, ettei ole faiffiin IT,
moittamiinin iirmalanpalmeIltfiiin
iaaplinitt iobtuneen monestafin lpps
ia, etenfin matfiistitfIista b. m.
Maista oiioista fGptettiin uieita prl-
befpltoroia ia eiitettiin GGnestettG.
tpafii iosfo fannatetaan enGan rp-
fpistd pastoria tai l5anfitaanfo toi-
men. @iitpst6 eli fatiott1 tpoitaipan
tdsid fofoufiesia GGnestGG eiitettiin
ia fannatettiin ettG f~1tulitetaan md.
liaifainen fofous tGstG p:stG tab.
ben piifon paGbGn lopitlIiiesti rat
faistapafii.
Hpf. A. giitettiin fofous tdlld.
fertaa pGdtettdpGfii eniimieben post
6. q. &isiaien eiittamGlla IaalulIo
Sionin &anteleesta 148.
&ofouffen paiolesta,
Sranf 2inoboIm
pGliaifainen f%iriiiri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-29

totinen ipnnin turto ia tatlrml,s.
&c tulee iiitG, etteipdt be fopito
Silmalan latia ia tliomiota niibin
ipnteibin ioita ibmiiet barioittamat,
min etta BELLE tuliii ipnti tooeIIo
ipnnifii. Se r~aan plimalfaan ieIit.
tapGt: "SSbmiien on tannettopo
ipntiniG, ibmiien on iiitG faouttalpa
ibrliien on roprrpttGmd arlnon feriG
IGiiefii" i. n. e Sa fifteen taos pGin
uastoin i: sos Ell ban faou, 1,opr-
rD /. n. e. -
Sdllaista parannusinarnan moi-
iimme fperrata iiiberi, fun iofu pei
lin at-ulla ottaa aiiringon ipalon,
iobtaa fen l5uoneen ieinGllG pilff1.
maan ia ianoo iiten lnpieIle : "Si.
MIN trlee ottaa le fiinni ia iaaoa ie
fafiiii." Saiiifo lapii fen fGiiiniG
SGn forfeintaan betfifen iiiofiee fen
'perasid, flnnes m1ipp. Mlttta Jos
aitringon firffais iob6etaam peilin
aipiilla lapien iilmilIe, min iiIIoin
file tlilee b6t6 fen firffmioen eoesiG.
sc waifltttaa min woimalIiiesti, et-
I'd peii tulee iilmiin ia pisto tltntltit
ipoGmesiG asti.
ScSdtfetoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-29

Selmif. 3 b.. oil 6. ieurafun-
nan miesten toimesta lipedfala H.
lallinen, iofa onnistlti erittdin 3D.
MIN oifeenpa pIi toi1peitten fplm1s-
I'd ilmasta buolimatta, oil pleii0G
rllniaasti. RelIo 2 pGitpGllG otettiin
ppbdfoulillapiista opettaiineen fu-
ma, fiiben t,1Ii pli 80 benfilS6. @lo
3 i~uoritettiin obielma, iosia pilbeen
pitt past. @l,ori ia foori laiiloi. a.
laialiin rientettiin, iosia oil ruofa-
p0poGt fatettii ia miebet ndpparind
toinimat tarioilioina. &iitellen ruo.
failiiat naittiapat falaa. /Sronpoo-
oistafin oil iultri iouffo r~ient6npt
riiotailuiubliimme. &iitos teille
tdpnnist1nnel = &aifille pieraille
fuulosti olepan ie mieli, etta toiSte-
tin ~iaataiiiin iellaiiia ri1ofaiublia
apiettaa. Slilos of 70 bollaria, JOS
ia on ApGbanen %iitnuna %ulosmenoia.
Seurafitnta pppt6G fiittGa faiffia,
irtfa auttoimat taman julian bp-
g. e..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-29
&iitpslanie.

Bpp6Gn laliiua ip6dmelliiet fiji
tofiet eniinfin raffaalle opettaial-
lemme post. @nttoielle falliista ia
opettafpaiiesta pubeesta 81 lpntpmG
paipGni iobbosta! &iitofiet raf-
faille iisfoille, iotfa tali minua fob
bad iitltren perbeen ditid fatiomaan
ia toitte labioia, ioista en- oianmit
aatpistaa, m1bemmin ooottaa. Slet-
te alma minia mitrbeeenlaafion mat
famiesta maipmattd fofo tGman 20
mnooen aian mitistan,tt. = Mlt1tta
en- taioa, finn rltfotfiesia buiitaa:
Sind SID olet raffalis, palfitie nGi-
ta iiiaria iatafertaiiestil = Eeit1
iisfot alma t,,len miiistamaar fiitoI
Iifin mielir,
Bettp Siipart
Seriep gitp, sc. S.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-29
P0ytakiria

! tebtD Sinlapionin iuom. eip. ltitb.
&nninllisieiiraflinnam tpltoiifofoufies
ia, mif6 pibettiin firfosia tanmif.
90 b. 1918. &ofous alettiin post.
Sc: q. &isiaien pitGmdll1 bartaiis-
pltbeella ia ruforifieIla.
EDfGlG 1. 2liettiin piime foforfien
poptdfiria ia ie bptpGfipttiin iellaiie-
moan. Sarfastettiin ieiirafunnan II
Iit fltIuneen nlto6en aialta. @rti-
hen fasia: $305.37, menoia fiilli-
neelIo iplooella: $233.71, fasiao
piiooelle 1918: $71.66. Seurafun
ia mponii rabastonboitaialle ia fir
iuriIle tilin tpapaltoen.
Ppf. 2. &pbopttiin pirfaiIiiain
ipalintaon. Mer s. Morfooli eiitti
faiffi fotoiifiesia oliat fofeIaifii ia
eiitps bptpGfipttiin. siGnestps toi-
mitettiin iltlietliilla IipuilIo. @iimie-
ben fofeIaitten 1dnet iafaontiitpai
i~eitraatpasti: S. @ortool, IL. s.
Msteliin 6, beist6 eoellinen eiimie-
betii ia iGlfimGinen DarolIe. &irir
riff Mr Mnoerion ia Daralle Mrs
s. 1orIuno. &abastonboitaiafii
u. &arpo ia robastonfiriurifii S
@iliaftoIa Ealouoenboitatofii fol
fr1er tpuooen ainfii q. &artpo, S
@iliaftala ia Mrs SO. Mannelin
: @aboefii uaooefii SO. 8ortpi M
Sentricf asfeliin ia g.. Weiffola ic
famoon ~tebtGfpGGn muooen aiati
WE, Motion, s. 81. Norfool, ia S
&arta. Oiafoneifii Soa @isianen
M. Mation, $. u. @sfeliin, S. Wor
tool, ia Sennp Norlitnb. Sdienmat
fnjen ferGGiifii g. Weilffola, $ilmt
2itngren S. @iIiaffala, ia Niil'
Giro. &irfon ,partioifii u. Iroer
'fpn tanrmi ia belmtfintlla, g. vs.
seIin moulis ia bitbtifrmilla, s. Gun
eren touto ia feidfuuiIIa, S. Sinboln
BIND ia eIoftuIGa, s. Biita fppI
ID Iofatuulla, so. Motion ia S. No1
fool morras. ia ioitllifiuilla. Sni
tlrtmoon boitaiofii N. Bartpt mil
ben Doll .piiofipnlfaIa. Bpbdfoii
lpn opettuiain polinta idtettiin len
rnofpoan fofouffeen.
PDf6lG. 8 so. Yarfpi ebootti tes
frsteltatpotii iosfo ieiirofuntoloiie
on nptpiieen opettaioan tpptpfpdiii'
iomoin jos opettaia on tpptppdinel
feitrufintoun. pastori Misianen bil
maittti niistd ipptoffistd, ioita bd1
oil iaamit p~stdipienid futtta finill
M. N. eta feltrofiintaIaiiet motif
tpat bdntG Iiiafii mopoomieliippoea
I'd toiieffi ettd ban barioittoo tdii&'
poo, iofu ei pioetd iopeIioono fen
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