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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-22
WEST PHILADELPHIA
HIGH GRADUATES 95
Ten of Diplomas Given "in Alb
sentia" a"-Recipients in
u. S. Service

The class OF 1917 graduated from the
West Philadelphia High School this morn
ing has done big bit for its country
Ten Of the ninety-f1ve diplomas scheduled
for presentation were conferred "in alb
sentia" because the young men who had
won them are enlisted in the service of their
eountfy-nine in the naval coast defense re-
serve and one in the National Guard.
A number more of the ninety-flve sheep
skins were personally unclaimed because
the prospective owners of them are off doing
Government farm work and work of men
released to military service.
Todays was the ninth commencement Of
the West Philadelphia High School for Boys
and the class graduated topped any out
going one to date. Avery Harrington, Jr.,
9 son Of Avery Harrington, member of
the Board of Education, was among those
who received diplomas.
Walter George Smith. a member of the
Board of Education, made the graduation
address.
The valedictory. written by Misha Wat
kins, was delivered by Leedom Deardorff
The salutatory, the work of H. Osborne
Walton, was delievred by Christian c.
Schaeffer.
Prizes were awarded as follows:
The Senate medal to the graduate excel
ling in scholarship and athletics, to Nelson
R. Korb.
The Isaac Shepherd medals to the gradu-
ates in the Misunderstanding class excelling
In their work, gold medal to Misha Wat
kins and silver medal to Miles N. Clair:
German medals to three graduates eX-
ceiling in German language and literature,
Helmut Unger
The list of graduates follows.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-22
FARM HAND IMPLICATES
MURDERED MANS WIFE
Williams Declares Mrs. Felch Shot
Farmer With Formers
Rifle

CHELSEA, VT, June ga sensational
confession was introduced by the State to-
day in the trial of Mrs Anna Felch for the
murder Of her husband, Joseph Felch, on
April %, 1916.
The confession was made by Otis W.
Williams, Felch's farm hand and the
accused woman's alleged paramour, Will
liams declared Mrs Felch was guilty Of
improper relations with him within a month
after he went to work for'her husband. He
swore she tried to bribe him with an offer
of $1,000 to get rid of Felch,"
Felch went to his sugar house on the
night of the murder to bail sap. williams
declared Mrs. Felch followed her husband to
the building, shot him dead with Williams S
rifle and then returned and met him, Will
lams, in the house.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-22

Lois NJ, Gibboney
Hazel G. Godshall
Marie @. JAEGER
Edith Jamison
Marie y. Kallenbach
Margaret =. Kelsey
Ruth r. Leaf
Marion G. Lyons
SladyB II. Mackenzie
Edna NJ. Miller
Lola +. Needles
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-22
CHELTENHAM HIGH
WILL GRADUATE 81
DR.. Forrest E. Dagger to Deliver
Address to Boys and Girls
Leaving School

Lois Gbboney daughter OF d. Clarence
Gibboney, president of the Law and order
Society tops the class Of fifty-four boys and
girls that will be graduated from the Chel-
tenham High School tonight. Exercises will
be held in the school hall In Elkins Park
at s o'clock.
Miss Gibboney holds the highest average
for the senior year Dorothy Boring, vale
dictorian, who will speak on Types Of the
American Short story" and william Rogers,
salutatoran, whose essay treats OF student
Self-Government," have maintained the
highest records through their four years at
Cheltenham.
Presentation Of diplomas will be made by
Dr. II. u. Johnson secretary OF the school
board Of Cheltenham DR.. Forrest l.. Dagger
will give the commencement address. w. r.
| Waters, principal Of the school, will pre-
side, and the Rev. Walter whitley, Of Glen
side, will offer the invocation.
| Another member OF the graduating class
who will take part in the program is Mar
| garet r. Geiger, who will sing "A Gypsy
| Maiden" Walter Lorlmer, 49, will present
! the alumni pin.
! The graduates are:
| Elizabeth l.. Barker Hubert H. Armstrong
| Dorothy b. Boring Frank r. Bauer
! Laura H. BurgoOn Leonard ]. Burley
! Anna D. Cohec Roy Cleeland
| n IF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-22
Boy Scouts Rescue Drowning Man

BORDENTOwN, n. j., June ga man
whose name is said to be James Grff, who
has been living in a boat along Blacks
Creek, while in bathing there, became
exhausted and would have drowned had II
not been for George Steen and Gilbert Wood,
Boy Scouts, who went to his assistance
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-22

"The Debt We Owe to France was the
subject of Henry Bosserts salutatory ad-
dress
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-22
t2l RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
FROM NORTHEAST HIGH
commencement Exercises Are
Held at William Penn
School

c.rmenctment exercises for the North
I5,eh school at Eighth street and
ssasigb sasi avenue were held this morning in
Lem issnaitorium Of the William Penn High
me- me AZ Fifteenth and Mount Vernon
son, no,s one hundred and twenty-four di-
s,av.ss su were awarded by DR.. George Strad-
ling. ... s,,,o,,,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-22

Redmund Reukaun
Henry Schnitzer
Albert y. Spaeth
sWalter X. Swartzkopf
William A. Telford
Helmut A. Unger
Misha NJ. Watkins
Joseph w. Widing
Arthur G.. Wood.

Those marked with asterisk (') are boys en-
listed In military service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-22

John j. Cook
Albert L. Crawford, Jr
'Augustus b. G. Dan
drea
.Clarence y. Eastwick
Samuel Ferris, Jr.
lsadore Felnstein, Jr.
Russell b. Harrar
Ralph Holtsizer
william p Horap
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
Dinan I5nkle Wedding.

The following clipped from a paper
OF Wellington Kans., will tp READ
with interest by Amarillo society:
without ostCntation. but with the
laintiest simplicity marking the ev-
ent in every detail the wedding OF
Miss Lorraine Oman aud Mr. Clar-
pnce NJ Eako of Amarillo, Texas,
took place a. eleven thirty this morn
ine al the home of the brides par
ents. MIR and Mrs Arthur Oman
$40 South Washington, the Rev G..
Y. Lawrence. pastor Of the Bapllsl
church officiating. Al the appointed
hour the strains of Lohongrin carroll
ed forth thrluFh The rooms, sung
nv Mrs. ] o jenkins OF Amarillo
sister of the bride accompanied by
Miss Margaret Mckinley ANA an
nounced the entrance of the bridal
Marty The bride entered from a
south room ON the arm of her father
while the groom and his best man.
Elfred Dman. brother of tie bride
came in from rear entrance, taking
their places In the living room, Whlch
was decorated for The occasion
4milaN fOrminl an arch under Whi,h
the wedding party stood, before a
hover of ferns and bridal wr'aths
and while the piano seemed 10 WINS
per THE swan by Saint Sa"ns. the
happy couple became man ana WHO.
Tho. groom was dressed In con
ventional black. while the bride was
begutiul I'm an exquisite travelling
suit OF Cafo-a-La with shoes, gloves
and hat 10 match 4 lovely corsast
bouquet of brides roses completed
her costume. After good wishes had
been shoWercd upon the happy wed
dod couple am iniOrma, reception was
hold and delightful buffet luncheon
was served To forty guests Miss llin
an has made many warm friends dur-
ine her short residence here ana the
many beautiful gifts received were
tokeus OF the high esteem m Whlth
she is held. Mr. Eakle rs promlh'
ont business man ot Amarillo, be
inc the owner of the Eaklc Under
taking establishment The happy
nair left on the noon ROCK Islam
Tor points In colorado. whore 'heS
will spend their honey moon an,
will be at home after June ] at "o'
Fas, Eighth street Amarillo. texas
ont of town guests included Mr
and Mrs n. C.. Kreblcs and children
of Dodge city. Kan. Mr. and Mrs
" n Benn and Mrs Elya Snoe
berger. Newton. kans. Mrs W. ,
peyton. Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. }
Records and daughter. David btl
\ tian. Amarillo Texas Mrs 81. Blak'
Amarillo. Texas. Miss Katherine
Records. Iowa city. Iowa, Nlliri'
Dinan Chicago and Mrs j o Jenk
ms. Amarillo, Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02

mall convenient kitchen-all these
.hnue shoe dreamed ol have at last
I"D.Wo realities
Size las been waiting and work.
us and saving and planning for the
bonn. for years
Zoo rHu fGuk s.o could possibly
base found f.r same happiness In Il
90 II unN represented a new wish graf
I'I instead a' 400 this stored up
i0rrIut Hsr fulfilled.
IH uU 4 know two women whose
fathers gave fHc. houses all fur
I'sH,I VU'u they we're married ami
500. never 'nut talf the pleasure In
...u f.af f.- woman does in hers.
Tu plan fu ssse. 10 wait-these
.re 900 .H things when you want
.I.f t. .aul when yol want II.
.f .... uu NUu are making the
7 rM. t.r R..H yHu DO an this in
|...'E .... .r.. .nHs
"..H #. . coming when your stor-
"I ..n 5000 Poi. transmitted in
happiness By Ruth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
Personals.

Mrs Mary Watkins OF Black
Mountain. y. G.. and son. Mack are
here the guest of their brother and
uncle. n Lance and wife
". n Hopkins and Glen Hopkins
of Canadian. were In Amarillo yes
terday
Jesse Reagan and L. u Mentz of
Ochiltree. were among ont OF town
business visitors in Amarillo the first
Of the week
W T. Morton of Dumas. was here
yesterday lransacting business and
visiting friends
] r Williams Of TeNhoma was a
business visitor in Amarillo yester-
day
Walter Thompson of .ockney, was
IN Amarillo yesterday
c. G.. Timmons. who has been
quite no al his home, 1911 buchanan
street. is reported To be improving
Mrs u b Iluggins will leave the
latter part OF the week for Endcc.
y NJ. to visit her mother Mrs. j u.
Phipps
| MI ana MIS- 7 u hHil0 VT A'NAN
mitt. were IN Amarillo the first part
Of the week visiting friends
Misses Hieldra ana Marjorie Min
mis- of Quanah. were here yesterday
Misses Ola and Frances Graham OF
| Hansiord. were here yesterday
Miss Lucille Simpson Of iedley
was in Amarillo the first part OF the
week shopping
Mrs J ". Grocn and children
who have been here for several days
the guests of Mrs Arthur Liudhloom.
have returned 10 their home in Chill.
! dress
Nj. and Mrs John Docs have NOV
ed here from Panhandle.
Miss Muricl Rally OF Willard y
| 49,. and Mrs q. VI Baily OF Farmland
o. are uests of Ms Emory Baily at
1900 johnson street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
TEXAS j. NAMED POST
TO TRAIN NEW AVIATORS


rf Associated rre..
WASHINGTON Ma. sF lri-
crsiuos were DE- enatrd b. 'U. $500
apartment to-day as tun .nn.s
'or prospective. army aviator. Ah"
yiu Boz given $3.50 or t.re. month.
instruction Zoo phr JOS. mechanic. n''
military drll nnruuiu n .h.Hf .iN
lects The schools ur..i. i.'
.uitprsi', uf Texas
Som. of tbe 81. 400 app ants tur
lr army a.I.IH. .rfps HI.. .. .".'.
o Tor a..iu .ruf. fp the ..'r.'l.
urr preliminary Hhyal. ... u'l
90 examination. Neauv. ... ..
..o uui.oI#II.. N.I tou. ..,.r .. ...
.Ulty m.mh.r tD .fu.E aviation
r0nems 90 Oh, canada. Iu.m
.IuuI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
FIN DoNrs

Don't allow flies iu your house.
Don't permit them near your food.
especially milk
Don't buy faodsnff where flies are
tolerated
Don't have feeding places whore
flies can load themselves With cicc
uons from typhoid and dyscnicric
patients
Douf allow Your fruit aul con
fcctiou. 10 Dr. exposed 10 the swarms
lot flies
Don allow llics 40 crawl over tuc
Lphy's mouth and swarm upon tho
nipple Of its nursing bottle
Clean mp your premises inside ami
out. and then. ass much CO.'S YOU can
SEQ that others do Tho same.
strike al the root of the evil. Tho
houso-ily breeds In horse manure
kitchen orlal. and the like. dispose
of these materials Boo such way that
the house-'ly cannot propagate
Screen all windows and doors and
insist that your grocer. butcher
baker and every one from whom you
buy foodstufis does the same. There
is more health in "a wcll-screoned
louse than In many a doctors visit
After You have cleaned up youi
own premises inspect the neirhhor
mood for fly-hreed!ne places Call The
attention Of the owner 10 them. and
| II he does not remnvc them oomplai'
Go the board Of health
Flies breed ga horse manure. de-
laying vegetables dead animals AND
Ion kinds of 'ilih
Not less than o. pDr cent of tb'
! rc.ts arc bred Boz Tho stable
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
Meeting of y. ". y

Tho s. vs.. A Of the First Baptist
church held an unusually ENJOYABLE
meeting Monday afternoon with Miss
Rethinia burgess as hostess. NJ her
home. 1910 Madison street
Following the song prayer ana
scr.pturo reading me lesson was tax
ON M under the leadership Of Misses
Adel,u Mitchell and Eua Vaughn.
tn. first number was r"ad'"H
by Miss Nusa Carter. Mis-. KUHN
Never rendered "a beautiful piano solo
and a delightful feature oi 'hc pro
gram was the vocal duet given by
Misses Betheuia Burgess ami Mary
NeHdur
before the departure Oh. OBJ. guest.
covers were arranged .r salad
course
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
Little Mary Sunshine in her
greatest screen success, entitled,
"Told At Twilight" at the 0lym-
pic Thursday.


Fathers and mothers Worry over 90
child Rith chronic cough Eru't
Ice. Wanuaska Mimi. writes For
several years my daughter had 90
bad chroui, cough Every time ID.
Cugut little cold. 90 aggravated
iuc trouble. We tried many modi
,incs. bat not until Nc tried Foley
Honey and Tar DAD anything produce
thy great relief lu O. f"U DAYS th'
trouble entirely disappeared aud ha.
newer returned Foley Honey aug
Jar for coughs. colds, Group whoop
bg cough Collin Austin uruE Go
tN|..I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
SOCIETY

as toast mistress and toast 10 the
bride was given by Miss Gertrude
Lowndes. a clever toast Go the groom
was given by Miss Catherine owen
and Miss May Brown gave quite a
consoing toast 10 the girls left be
hind
Throughout the affair sailed al
( monds were served from dainty min
iature slippers and on the plates Of
the final course were gorgeous bou-
uuets of sweet peas
Those partaking IN the hospitality
included the guest OF honor and Miss
Alice Landergin, May Brown, Ger
trude Lowndes. Catherine owen.
Doris Mobiles. Frances Burgess. Ruth
stanley. Lera Twitchell, Maggie Ray
| stanley. Lillian Horshrough. May No
hles. Mildred Burgess and Mesdames
NJ. G. Mobiles. Frank Storm and MIS-
u A Mobiles
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
IA
LORDS or THE COMING DAYS


BY BERTON BRALEY
Al first II seems a baby's only this
A pink and dimplng morsel, sweet
TO kiss
Who gazes on the world with widen
ing eyes,
And greets mankind with gurgles.
crows and cries;
But as We ponder, then in truth we
see
A baby as the race that is to be:
The future Of people-of a land
Lies In the clutches OF baby hand
Therefore It Is a nations vital care
That every baby born should have
his share
OF food and raiment, and Of light
and sun
And mother love-thc same TO every
one.
~ by our babies now We DO not wei
Our land shall fan as Rome Snt
Carthage fell:
But n We play the better part al
through.
our babies shall make all ou'
dreams come true!
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
MAY DAY ANNOUNCEMENT
LUNCHEON At HARVEY not II

An announcement that will cause
more than a ripple Of interest IN
Amarillo society was cnnounced az
an exquisite ! o'clock May Day Lhn-
cheOn N the Harvey House Tuesday
given nv Miss MAY Nniihs for the
purpose lf horalding tho approach
ing marriage OF Miss Gladys STANLEY
To Marvin X. Collie OF Houston
On no preceding function that
has occurred AZ thr Harvey Hou o
did " look more beautiful than
Tuesday rhe rainbow coiors, which
will be dtilzed In carrying oui the
color scheme for the wedding. pre-.
dominated aud huge soft bow Of
pink. layendar and pale green tulle
was tied on the honoroe's chair. the
rainbow effect being completed b'
dainty gown Of white over yellow
worn by the beautiful hride-elect
Tall cut glass vases of carnation.
and ferns gave pleasing effect "a
the pretty environment and the place
cards. tied with lulle. In the rainbow
colors. were suggestive OF the nup'
tails
After the guests had gathered an
were seated around the feast board
they were requested TO pull the rib
bons that projected from a large re
ceptacle in the center of the table {,
their place cards and upon doing 81
they received dainty tayors. an ap
propriate verse. which they read
:. latar. -.,rr ,s~ announcement which
read GLADYS Ilf Stanley Marvin
X. Collie. May gard, 1911" As ,
remembrance OF the happy occasion
the hride-elcct was presented with
beautiful corsage bouquet of sweo
peas the rainbow colors being eyi
dent and roses.
During the deleclahle five cours'
luncheon Miss Alice I.andergin acted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
CHRISTIiN ENDF AVORERs
HAVE ENCIIIINT 'Iis' :

Tho Christian erfra.1r circus.
held in tho parlors of tho First
Christian church last evening was
declared a success Eighteen dollars
scre taken Boz aud a large crowd vas
ln Attendance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02

Notice 90 TRAVELLING Mer WHOM
you have nn.she' reafiur flis paper
please throw IT. nu' fhe car window
T. viii b. greatly appreciated ~
irarkmsu AMI other empiHfea shn
uere unable to secure a paper brfIf.
going 70 aork fh.s morning TfeT Q
enloy reading tls latest aar urHH
Thank yua.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02

What is Goo rlmp7 great doa
hen Won con .d.r Edison a- ap
piled 90 Mazda Lamps
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02

!. q. g.. Meeting Postponed.
There all be- uo meeting 1i fhe
O. q club fhls ueok
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-23
NUORTEN OSASTO

iiitd, ettd ban oil beitd pabimman
puutteen ia talipen furiuiloen alta
auttanut, mutta barlpat len tetim1t,
mield baripimmilIa tuli ie mieleen, ct
til Sierra ldbetetDlIG %furiuu6ella tui-
tenfin tartoitti %iotafin bppG1, ninlit-
tain ~ipoGmmen mieroittamista mao
ilmasta ia f11ntpmist1 Sanen puo-
%leenia. Canaan Seppanen fuitenfin
fdiitti, ia fun ban ia banen waimon-
ia iloiiella mielellG npt tlilimat mat
fania perille, ei be ainoastaan fiittG-
meet Serraa, iota, ipaifta monen mai
man tnrtta, fuitentin armolliiesti oil
antanut beioGn terrpeinG tulla tarfoi-
tettuiin ulteen aiuntopaiffaan, paan
pdattimGt mpos Serraa iielld ipoG-
mest6 pal1pella.
Scum tuliapat lpaimon toti-taloon,
nouii lilo ia riemu; iilld iielld oil TO-
topGti pit1npt fen aiipan lparmana,
ettG Seppdien matfle oil tiellG iai-
rastumut ia ebf1 f~uollutfiti, fosfa eli
beist1 mitG6n fuulunut. &rn eniim-
mGiien lion oiotufiet oltpat taiitpon-
meet. min ei appi poimlt olla fpip-
mattG, mintG tGboen be oliipat olleet
min buoIettomat ia ,panbempain rail
basto min mGlinpitdmdttomGt, ettei-
w1t BELLE tirioittaneet lapien tauois-
ia, eipGtfG lGbettdneet minfddnlaista
tieoa itiestGniG, maiffa bei6du oliii
pit6npt fpIld p~mmldrtdmdn, ettd tpor,-
bemmat olitpat foipasia t~iisfasio, fun
oliput fotonanlu tietdm1ttompp6eSiG
iiitG. mitG BELLE usattalla oil tapnb-
t,inut. Seppdnen i~pustaii, ettd ie
tuIi blontaamattomuu6esta, fun ei
buomanneet, ettG tponbemmat oliii-
mat Min murbeesia beiodn oloistania
Olipa iosfus p%iiolifin mnoii fuluniit
firiaIlisten tietoien lGbettGmisten mG
lila. Niin aiatteletpat lapiet par
baatfin, buuoabti uffo, cite pmmdr-
I'd minfdlainen tpanbempain ipbGn on
lapiiania fobtaan, ipaiffa teillG it
ielldfin on lapiia. @oan Min on liion
non i,toflu maailmasia, ettd panboia
unbotetaan. &utatieii ie onfin pa
ras; iillG manbufiet oipat plan pois-
labtemGt ia tarpeetointa on beitG fen
iGlfeen mliistella."
(Satfetaan)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-23
CerWbdy$ nMoriIIe.

@lan mibooin piimeinfin pGdttaG
tGman pitfdn a%ifomufieni ia piirtGd
tdbGn Hatorten oiastoon, paiffa bel
fosti. 8aon tiebGn, ettG laan anteef-
III beiffouteni. Onfin bitfG alta iiitG
fun olen tertpebtinpt tet!s, ,lrioret mel
Jet ia iisfot, monta fituta on tpierinpt
aitaa. Slen alma aifonut, ipaon bi-
talis on estGnpt ia ipp on bmolimat-
tortuiliteuifirt. @aan rufoilen, ia I'll.
foiIfaa tefin piolestmiSerralta moi-
maa poistamaon ipirattomiiitteni ia
olfdnmme tpormat, ett6 Sdn orttda
lid fuaIee pypntSmne. gtisr Glen iIol
men eta olen ndbnpt Min monid TO-
6istifiia observation-disclosures r%iioril-
ia meIiiItG ia iisfoilta oiastosiamme.
On min iuIoista fun on Simalm
lapii ia fiiin tobtaa miiitafin arno-
Iapiia, iotfa turpaahpat faiffttpaltt-
aaieen Si,malaan ia tpaelta,pat tatd
mailman taipalta, iofa meta pie
fobti iianfaiffista fotia SGnen armo.
turtpisioan. &ufoilfaamme Serral-
ia poimoa ia fGriitpdlliippttd farii-
mGGn fen aifamme tGdllG, mintd
SON on nellie mddr1nnpt. &iin me
Woiiimme oIla LOLITA tuaifta fi,inta
ndpttGd ipnfdltd tpaeItaa . Onban
meiII6 ipptG lolita fun Ell m,eillG ole
ebes ipntiemme fantamista eifd ras-
faitd taaffoia. muifta toifinaan hun
thu, eta ne on omilla bortioiIld,
moan fun iofiaa usfoa ia beittdd buo-
let ia tautat SerralIe.i ofa ianasianfa
lupaa fontaa %firormamme Min filloin
on elGmG riemlIIista. Iitnt,iu min
i~uIoiielta, Inn titfii Sumalan fartaa,
ettG fiiinfa SGn on palion fGriinpt
tGbtemme ia eli ole plon meta anita
nut, ia on min ~iuiresti maoiImaa ra.
fastanlit, ettG mtoi aino ipntpiien
poifania fpnteimme t6bben, ettd iai-
iimme periG iianfaiffiien elGmdn ia
omen. Riin iGtGtn taas faifti Serran
armo ipliin tir1pattiina. Sitmalan
ormoa ia iiunausta faifiIIe niiorilIe
meliiIle ia iisfoille toitpoo:
S~eefufien baotpoisia tlirapattli f.
far,
"Sannie"