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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-07-13

each housewife who dons her ma
tional uniform, the kitchen apron, and
starts In with the proper determina-
ton to do her bit toward the great
food conservation campaign is as much
a patriot as the man who runs pillow
or carries gum" said Miss Bah Bell
of the Missouri College of Agriculture
recently in discussing the housekeep-
ers part In the war.
However, most housewives are be-
coming alarmed and confused at the
numerous warnings on all sides
eliminate waste substitute inexpen-
siye foods for expensive ones use left
overs If the women representing the
100000 homes of this country are to
accomplish anything they must stop
talking and begin work now in a sane
and systematic manner" said Miss
Bell.
1.-The first logical step for every
housewife Is to make thorough study
of food values. For the last Is years
home economics specialists have been
preaching food values but very little
attention was given this subject until
recent years. Now when we stand face
to face with the present great food
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-07-13

powder. Combine mixtures and drop
by spoonfuls into hot buttered muffin
rings set In q buttered baking pan.
Bake until firm. Serve with roast beef.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-28

Columbus people stopped in amaze
ment when they saw an unusual win
dow display at n jewelry store of this
city. In the center Of the window. in g
plush case, was n large diamond On
one side, also in a plush case, was a
piece of genuine soft coal and on the
other side, mounted in silk and plush,
was a genuine egg "1slis is mere
diamond said a card over the precious
stone In the center-Indianapo
News.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-28
she Kissed the Water.

Two young women who had the table
d'hOte habit sat alone tonight in n red
ink establishment I'm she Forties. 81
was silly last night" moaned one Il
came in here and no one whom I can
tolerate was here. I felt alone and re
sentful. / kissed Mike, the waiter"
"Yvonnel Yvonne" walled her com
panion, why did you do that?" "Bah e.
sneered Yvonne. 4 had tonsilitis. -
New York Sun.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-28

Armenia was the seat of an indie
pendent kingdom at different times
long before the Christian era, though
frequently at war, sometimes under
foreign rule and with an unstable gov
eminent. It was one Of the first coun-
tries into which Christianity was In
PRODUCED. There Is no record Of its
frequent and repeated changes of gov
eminent and rulers. For many years
past it has been under Turkish rule.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-28
Wanted to Rent.

WANTED TO RE%T-LiEht hskE
rooms ia Whiting or East Chica 20:
young couple without children call
42IR East Chicago. 2-2Sk1
WA NTET1#Bv young lady room and
board in Protestant family; must be
within blocks of business district Nd
dress III @. Times, Hammond 2.2S.2
WANTED To advertisement on
the south side in vicinity Of Conkey
ave and Holman st. house or apart
meut for man and wife. Phone Ham
mQnd 81 2.27.2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-28
ClairvOyanb.
mADAnr LnorE

5T2 Holman street..
CIa1rvoya nt-Sptrf1 Medium.
When you are iu trouble. doubt or
suspense consult
MADAME LEONE,
7 was born with a strange and re-
rnarxabie power-power not meant to
CRAFTY the IDLE curious but TO direct,
advise and he men and women who
are In trouble and suspense concerning
tho aNerN day affairs Of life.
Hours ~ a. m TO S p. m. lg-Is
MADAM LEE. phone 1887. pa1mist and
spiritual adviser. Do you believe in
G0d2 Ny work is my religion. los
State ST. over florist. Hours. a. m.
10 p. m. 1913
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-28

Temperance puts wood on the fire.
meat in the barrel, feuv i'm the tub.
money in the purse, credit in the
country, contentment in the house.
clothes on the back ard vigor in the
Franklin.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-28
NOTICE

Here's fter no CLASSIFIED ads va
DO accepted over telephone unless
that person has telephone a-''
furnishes rs with the eorrect mn -.
Der of same at time OF placlns
ad. .s..
All persons placing adveE '1 1s31
ments witt rs over phone mus 80
at the ofhLS and pay TO- sans 49,
charge Of TEN CENTS VIII be maoe
for collie CITING.
The best service can be given BY
bringing your advertisement 70 lnS
placing the advertisement
LAKE COUNTY PERMITTING AND
PUBLISHING co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-28

This famous Palmist reads your en.
Tire life from cradle 10 old age. Jus:
as the hand indicates Gives you
dates and facts; tells You what has
passed IN life and what is happenins
without asking a single question. Shs
does not tell things to please Bl-
reads things just as the hands indi
cate. tells you the planets you were
born under. the lucky and unluck
planets, when and where YOU vii
marry. settles and explains love. fam
ily troubles. marriage. divorce. health.
business. law suits. speculations. IN
vestments, transactions Of all kinds
In fact. no matter what your hope
fear or ambition. come to this noted
Palmist and find help There IS NJ
need for anyone to be unsuccessful
her advice removes all trouble Sha
guarantees satisfaction or no charge
Her readings are strictly confdentiaL
Call and consult her free
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-28

why The FINAL SETTLEMENT AC-
COUNTS with the estate of said deced-
ent should not be approved. and said
heirs are notified TO then and there
make proof Of heirship. ard receive
sheir aistrihutive shares.
witness the Clerk Of tire lake su-
perior Court. at Hammond this goth
day OF February 1917.
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
clerk Lake Superior Court.
T,-T,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-28

NrnTTfeYr no N(AN-T T~Cr MINT
-,rtr, eTArr or TNDrA~. .tvr,
,-,r->--rv ~ THE v.ArE47 e,r-r,1-15IT-.r4
Comm rANrrARy r,Tp,r 90,
NAV eIGAI.s vs.. pAf- -, $780, :.
GU So ~. 1880 ACTION FOR
m FlAhi -
No" comes ''9 p'l.nelii ny II A.
t'3r''0' a'iofh's' ''i. '''es "er complaint
herein teke6her WIN nm aInaaFit on a
t"1li'I ell person 'ih8 mat the de
'.'iA4lt' it'ai - NOT resident
~"
'"o u.i 49, -. therefore, hereby
,..,li ~. sf'i' rs ZION
wv eiia1 a.
''''U 'iae uh
or oe"iaF
.-i'i.'ii. az '1e ''''-'s 81 s"ld cause. on
tio 40 ' eRF ~ - ~ lJIf' lhe
same te"t lle 'ist uay oI Inc next
se'ia ~ 94la oeBuh ana hela
e'' "a 70 H. a' ham
III 9'"'e. On the
una ~ - a. H. i%l'.
anu deter
~ .'- 49,
eNilo SCI
's' A''l a' 'i sa4a
"e ,, '''ia iolh gay 81
-'' ''''' -. "a i - ,,-,,-,..-.-
- y ma IN
r. o-u..s r7...,-...,. -'7i> H. . =
ol1TTcF M N0N-RFsT T7T-1-r
THE STATE on INpIANA TAt<r
COUNTY REFORF HON FRANyr- ~
T,pI7sr r1-sr7rF prNCr. ~ ,>-D
ron, N-5,t,.rr4 .roys.,Jst4rr r1 ,sr-rs,
rrA,rsrr-er-r VS. ~ r1r,t,r,rr,s
WHOSE TpI-r Christian N-A1sr
rs UNKNOWN
Now comes the plaintiff bv ATTORNEYS
ArcAleer 3 Dorsey and flee his com
nf..+,t baraf, +oyatber t,-f.b 81, ,re,7o,-t+.
OF "a competent person. showing that he
defendant TX Jefrries. whose tr,e
christian name is unknown. is not a res
iaent DC tie state III Indiana.
said defendant il therefore hereby
notified of the tendency Of said action
and that the same viii set for trial
Aprl 1fth 1917 at a ro AT Ham
rnond in said County and state mr. safa
action viii be heard ana determined n
his absence.
I'm Witness Whereof. / hereunto set
my hand and afhx the seal at Ham
mond. this 20th day of February. A. D.
1917.
FRANK D PRIEST.
Justice Of the Peace fin and for North
Township. Feb "a Mar IA
"
PETITION or BANKRUPT FOR DIS
CHARGE.
IN THE MATTER OF CLEMENT z
COy1E P.ANt1RI-PT No 9e1 IN
BANKRUPTCY
District If Indiana. ss
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-28

Hammond Car stops at Door.
Reads your life from cradle 10 grave
Powers are wonderful. IndISputabi Bile
Advice clear Information precise con
corning love. courtship. marriage. dt-
Force. sales, wills. patents. journeys. in
Testments friends. enemies whom 10
trust. whom To avoid. when You viii
marry. teach You how to fascinate any
one. how to marry tho one Of your
choice quickly, 10 give you luck remove
eNfl influences, reunite separ rated. de-
velop mediums show you how 10 gain
the most profit in any business under
taxing the poor man is entitled TO sue
eeSS- can gain as we'll as the rich No
letters answered. Bring ad for reduced
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-28

Wanted-Female Help.

WANTED-First class eX-
perienced stenographer
for permanent position. APP
nIv at once to Mr.. N[cMannls,
Reid. Murdoch & Co., Ham
mOnd. . u
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-28
Lost and Found.
Situations Wanted.

WANTED POSITIOE-By experienced
waitress. Address q ~. Times. Ham
mcnd- Z.ZT:5
WANTED Dire ssmaking at home or hv
day Phone 1878 Hammond. 10# Com
dit ST. 2-24-6
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-28

III yoIr WANT SOMETHING GOOD
come to the Little Home Bakery, 142
Siblev St Hammond AS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-28

060 equity In bldg. i'm Chicago. corner
rented. ON business St; Will trade OF
exchange for what have you: Give tefe-
phone number. Address NJ X llt3eS,
Hammond 1850
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-28
For Sale Miscellaneous.

TOP sATF-One oak hall tree. one oak
sewing table. one gas range. Phone
1893 or call Is Highland St. Hammond,
2:2S 3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-28

WA%TFD-North side lots. Will buy
north side lots, give. location and
price. must be reasonable for cash or
terms. Address NJ c. Times, Hammond
2e2S-s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-28

FOR SAIE-Angora cats. Phone S5sM
Hammond. z-@a 2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-28

iots IN GRAPEVINE st Apply J. Good
ali. 1905-137th st.. Ind. Harbor. 2:21:S
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-07

Every woman who has reason %
believe that hackache, headache. nm
hasural pains, low! spirits, slseplsss
nights, irregularities or Z catarrhal
eonditioh Il caused by . arrangement
Of the womanly functions, owes y
10 herself and dear oneG. to speedily
overcome the trouble bel Assann
tril breakdown causes I'M |l1a1S,,sssIss5lII
Dr. Pierce's Faves r
! hon-alcoholic, reA
woman III, safely takS becEGse n .
prepared from roots and herbs with
.pt1fe tlyesfine, containing tonic prop.
lftis1 II the most pronounced char.
1eter. NO. ~. / 4 s " NJ :, IA
II. il not I secret remedy because
Ns Ingredients Ore printed on Nfappet.
CIT Df. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription
to-day, either III liquid OF tablet form.
Bend three dimes Cor, stAmps j for
mailing charges to Dt. Pierce'S lnvalid1'
Hctsl, Buffalo, n. ", and you will
feceive 4 copy OF the = Common Ssnss
Medical Adviber." I'll charges prepaid.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-07
roRT STRENGTHENS COMMISSION

The appointment OF Ex@ov., Fort Of
New Jersey as . federal trade commits.
Governor Fort has been an active pro
gressive. He sat ii the republican and
IN the republican national convention
In 1912; and his adherence to the third
party in that year was complete. He
was one Of the first, however, to rec
ognize the futility Of continuing the
organization and he has done his full
share In the work Of redeeming New
Jersey to republicanism.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-07

MurphyN Ia ,SW. IA, q 17.2 a. SW
ia SW II; SW Ia NV II; all that
part NV IA s w OF Nelson road, 80
S2 Al. Con. $15,512.25. e.
A. y. Ounhain and wife to d. C.
Braden-E II NE ~ 81 81 Al. Con.
$4,000. - .4
e. H. Weed and wife to Herman
Con. $1,700. ~, ,.
Emil NJ. Hugg and wife to Peter
Andresen-Lot 2. block IS. Denison.
Peter Andersen and wife to John
Honert-Lot 8, block 81, Denison. Con.
Henry Hansen and wife to Paul
Petersen-ND IA NE IA 16 "a 80.
Same to John F.. Neumann-sE IA
NE II; lot :, subdiv. N's1-2 NE II
So IA 8; lot A, subdiv. lot subdiy.
NV - sSNVs1.4J;NW Of, river 8 ~
INV a 2 ,S3l 80, except r. Il. Con. $685.
293. ST.. ts4Ii, f.lt.-1. XIX as,f 49,,
Thomas Thomson and wife, Andreas
Thomson and wife, Meinhard Thorn
sen and wife to Heinrich Thomson
p IL Sc IA; SW IA So IA: Sc IA
SW IA 10; 81 s38. Con. $500.
Carl Foster and wife to August Ma.
E1anny-E Ia NE IA; NE IA Sc IA
6 81 II. Con. $22,4OO. ~
i Julius Braase, single, to John A.
Hansen--N IL NV IA II "a Al. Con.
$4,000. .ysas, 80 a.
Same to Thomas Iwen--E IL E IL
"a SO 80. Con. $25,20O. 100.
Thomas Iwen and wife to Julius
BraAse-N IL NV IL II 81 Al. Con.
$4,000. &N.
Julius Ehler and wife to Wilhelm
krueger-E 149 a. s IL IS IS Al. Con.
3. ". Houston and wife to Joseph
Henry Bonsall-Lot 2, subdiv. e 3.4
10! So Il. Con. $4,000.
Patrick Hederman, .widower, to John
Fitzpatrick-W IL NE IA; NE IA
NV II 81 IS SO! Con. $15,6O0.
Elisa Mohr, widow, VIM. Mohr and
wife. Ludolph' Mohr and wife. Carl
Mohr and wife. 1t IL to Otto H.. Stege-
mann SW.14 81 IS 80. Con. $50, 900.
Anna Thoms, widow, Emma Mohr
and husband, Amanda Mohr and hus.
band 70 AuGusta Miller and Henry
Naeve, exrs. III trust Tor heirs of Hen
~ Miller, deceased-NW IA NE IA
aya 10 4 ~ ME- Z A MI "A ~ az 20
ca n a. Si7.ksn 80 -. ~ : = - ~
na.s :i. .ysar.. .,,aor ~ uuoo p
o.s ~ Sow; -, - uf S;oar
o. Sss HEa,sz. anu - onn ~ - o1osA
o. Dn.son: oI. v0.. M,
SATURDAY, Marcn ., 1917.
Emma ;Waterhouse and husband to
A. F. Barber 1, 2, block IL, Char
ter Oak. Con. $4,000.
! Christian b. Lafrenn and wife to
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-07

One reason for the high cost of food
is the national custom Of presenting
the pigs, through the garbage pail, q
lot Of stun that In other Countries
would be considered nourishing and
appetizing.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-07

j. ~ Edward c.. Hoffman, and wife to A
lI3. Lorenxen-E. 50 It. lot II, bloc
70. Denison. Con. $1,000. +.
w. A., Kissler, single, to A l. Dur
ham--W IL NE IA; Sc Ia NE IA
INV IL NV IA Sc II 81 50 40. Cor
312.600.
John b. Hasemann ana wife to I
G. Dorale -SW IA .SW IA, except l q
NV IA s 81 II. Con. $38, 1857. =
| L. g. Dorale and wife to John G
HagemAnn--SE. IA "a; NE IA IS 81
H.. Con. $6S,S00. 81. III, :. =.
| Thomas Hayes and wife to Clau,
Grage, Jr.-S IL Nd IA 20 81 SO. Con
| $4,000. .- Il. No.. o. e. Il
j A Howard F. Biggs and wife to VIM
IN McBride-W - Sc Ia SO 81 80
Con. $10O,8O0. ~ dis, >niid ..bnuogG aill
| VIM. Cook and wife .toIlTracy r
North ErW 1.4ilG 81 $3.50 icon. !33S,OOO
| John Cook ana wifg TO 9 Tracy T
North NE IA % 81 SO. ICON. 81, 900
! Bernhard Boettger ana wife to Car
Lutz-Lot s, block 81, Denison. Con
$500. 79ibaaaG3 8,
/ Wednesday. Feb. %, 1917.
! L velie SoWles ana wife, Geo. H
sowles, Wilbur Burton Sowles, Ruth
b. Sowles, ct al to John q. INLAND
w 10 lots 4, s, block Is, Manila. Con
1850. :, -. a. 4.
Fritz A. Steffen and wife to Peter
e. Christiansen-W IL NE II 10 81
40. Con. $500.
| John B. Thomson and wife to Geo
H. Huntington-SW IA SW IA rs;
s. Is Is q. NV IA SW ~ Is 50 10
Con. 5000. .,,....
Herman Mas, single, to Max Maaa
l--NE IA NV IL 8 81 Al. Con. $4,000.
! Sophie Kruse, widow, to Mary
0Connor-Lot II, e - lot 10, block
104, Denison. Con. $1,000.
Christian p. Hansen and wife to
John Kruger-Lot s, block 100, Den.
ison. Con: $500. ,5.y. Ia
Frank O'Meara to Karl Laubscher
Nv II So II; = IL sWs1.4ll4 81 40.
Con. $31, 800. 81 q .s;i.s W
frank 4. Attsi5 aud witss IT, Amaau.
70 Groenbeci 4. bldck III, Den.
iscn NM Con, $Ia0l. y On 7T' q.
i /. sollefS 80 md wife % Wilhelm
aas-SE L; liz 81 ii, 20 ss Il.
Con- Isl, 600. s5ss 70 -
Thursday. March 1. 1917. W
HI g. Peters and wife to Adeha
Mar Btothsraon- LOT s. block 1. West
Margaret Anderson, widow. to
Sophie Kruse-S 100 It. lot II. block
SIS. Denison. Con. $3.50. I. 49,.
Az. Wiebers and wife to F. VIM.
EvefsWs - SW. IA q 81 80. Con.
$l1iOyV. M, ,s5s7 a.. VI 4" 800
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-07

You, may. not be able to, afford q
$1,000 automobile, but II the price is
going up to $1,000 soon, It Is Of course
economy to buy 1t. .G...
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-07

II OF 100000 visitors in Washington
for tnauguta ton probably not more
than $4,000 Or them are looking for
Office. H.,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-07

Perhaps the people who really start.
ed soma Of these food riots we're not
30 much hungry, themselves as desir.
Gus OF seeing other people hungry.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-07

. ed some OF these 1000 riots were NO
+ 30 much hungry, themselves as desil
Gus OF seeing other people hungry.
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II CHARTER OAK ITEMS.
II ~ A+*+ '%l'*'+%*+%+1
Il Ps,s Pa siils, & garrison. s. 8, la
Itbeen ttaktn& Omar McWhliams' plac,
III thesliGht plant while the latter help
!, Led in caring tor his father, n,,* a..
Earl Williams spent Sunday witt
his people ID Hornick. - +. -
!, Miss Graoos Stark visited In siod,
City Saturday. ~.
Mrs. Helvik visited her people ii
Mapleton Sunday. =.
Miss Anna Halstein has 50 far re
covered from her recent operation Al
ming. - {
Mrs. Thomas Thomson returned
from her visit with her mother II
Council Bluhs Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Jacobsen and children
came down from Mapleton Friday eve
ming FIR a visit ~ fha RolArt.c,, hcw q
MI. Jacobsen came down sat"r mi vv ave-
ninr and thev al ret,rnsS 49, o.
day e s Eta eaoy 81 returned nome sun
The FOLLOWING Masons at.arded the
funeral Of n scVvi,ia.rns s ~ ns,s,s .ae
snn s n momin. om'' y n.r Y Dea a
Passman. Jafa p.ssm., = - a., s,
l1ohn GrahHr IN Inss. ts... As.1
Zones. D. NJ Waterhonsa nav TsSncS
Il K Wead Tr.nE R.,h Ynii,..
Preula. q II starr ana IN r.S1 k
Nj. and Nh. Brown RniS ans M .i fssn;
isAn yisitad ~ ~. rts~ ~ . 80.
tSihia snnSav 70 -. - - 'uof'
Nj. ~ W1na,,Srd MAJ +. ;ih,,i,, Il.
triH q DAs SNnima. amnfsv svanirE -"
Mrs. =. & Prnh.s 40 vis,.ea hnr .nn
| II Dow citv nnnS.v '.' .'u "ei Soi
q Il Vost w. b,.,na.. v,.,to- 4,
Sioux CIV MSnasv 8 : '.'' '''..o' - =.
WIN. Wilaon III M,tcha,, 8 I, -.
shakff,s MIMI: r,jth his .o,I 1870
ma neishhnrs the fsrst - tha ,.Aar 1919
Mf., AZ I M4cEay -. n -, eyn, = ~ 80
CITY Thursday Sor q sbort Wit WIT yitn
her ron. Chas. IacFav Ana ssm,,v 80
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-07

NE IA Is; N IL NE 1-4224 81. 40. Con.
$2S,7OO.
Edward Abbott and wife to Fried.
rick Pody-E IL NE IA "a IS 80. Con.
$4,000. s
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-19

meristG asti nell ia iiiar Stppola ia
beioGm poifania &uuoolpb Inoon aia
Jana. 8eli @ler &ontamGfi antoi
minulle labian Srompoooin nroriios
icura &oiton ia ieurafunnan piioles-
ia, josta Iaitiun teiae raftaat fiitof-
ieni arapoiiut pstGpdt! Siimala on
teiIle Qabioittanut poifania Seeiufien
ia bGnesia ianfaitfiien eIGmGn. Goi-
mon Slmalan runiastd iiunausta
~ielirafilnta ia nirortIGieuran toimin-
naIIe Srompoooisia ia. 2aitfun fiitof-
feni firffofrnnan eiimiebeue pastori
g. 81torelle faitesta iiitd ~fobtelusta,
iota iain 6 ia pltoli fiuita1,ben aifa-
no Sronapoooisia oloajollani. Soi-
motan Simolon iiunausta bGnelle
rasfaasia toimesfaan eiimiebena ia
glilttaion toimittajnna. Soiipotan
pastori 81. @aiirnnulle SrlmaIan ii,i-
nol,sta. &iitGn furppias 8iHiam
MdfeG ia bdnen perbettGGn iiitd fai-
festa fobtelustu, iota minuIIe %oioitit-
te iieIId oloni aiaIIa. &iitdn mp0s-
fin Msrs 8ltorta fnifesta bDtpdntab.
toiirntoestaan ia foto perbettdl Wris
tofoa faiffi weliet ia iiIoret tGrnG
usfca ia pmistau, ettd &ristufien
fuoIemasia fpntimne fatoii ia min
oIemme %aituaafii tiIIeet. Mutta,
jos ~epGlsfosia bDIj6dtte min iouout-
te 9elDettiirl
2G9bin SronapoobiSta beinGf. 6 p.
Dim Gofoton aientalla Z b. josia
lapeli 6. &otilo oil tpastasfa, josta la1t
Jun bGneIle ruffaat fiitofieni ia-fii-
tos bGnen ~perbeelle faifesta bppGstG
fobteluSta. SSltmala polfitfoon fai.
fen lpaihponne.
Npt olen tGGIld 5rencb 2afesio
Minn. Sacob Lanton talosia ia noI-
mis- pdlhpelemaan artpoiiia fanialai-
iiani pdiipGlIG ia poII1 million main
boluotte. Seen faitfia popin toimia.
Siimalo iiunatfoon ieiirafitnta tp0n-
ia nimeniG funniofii ia raffoan fir
tofoniamme toll onnefii.
BeliepoeIId,
S. ltrpiIainen,
n. 2. gor &C, annanooIe, Ninn.
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q. 2. gor &C, annanoale, @inn.