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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-09-06

Mr.. Robert L. Wolfe spent Monday
evening in Grafton, W. Va.
Mr.. Arthur White and sister Miss
Flo spent Monday in Cumberland.
Mr. Elliott c. Harvey. of District
No. 8, visited Oakland on business yes
terday.
Mr.. Neil Llller left Sunday for Key
ser, W. Va, where he has secured en-
ployment.
Mr.. LLOYD burst. of Wheeling. West
Va, spent Sunday and Monday at MS
home in Oakland
MONEY TO LOAN On first class real
estate. Renninger & Offutt, Attorneys,
Oakland. Advertisement.
Mr.. John Fitzwater, Of the Garrett
National Bank, was taken i'll on Tues
day and Is confined to his bed.
Miss Virginia Mayer of Terra Alta,
was the guest last week for few days
of her sister, Mrs. II. L. Jones.
Miss Mary Canty returned to her
home in Oakland Monday after spend
ing several weeks in Atlantic City.
Money to lend on first mortgage on
good farm property in Garrett county.
, Matthews and Legge, Attorneys
Adv. Plat
Mrs. Harry Searls and Miss Mildred
Bemer. of Cincinnati, OHIO, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Turney at the
Park.
Miss Minnie Williams, of Cumberland,
is here as the guest of DR.. and Mrs. W.
W. Grant at their home on Second
street.
AT Spaulding, England, on Tuesday,
farmer was fined $27, 500 for selling
potatoes above the price fixed by the
food controller.
Miss Daisy Grant, who has been in
Washington, D. c., for more than q
year. is in Oakland for a visit to rel
atives and friends.
A number of young people from Oak
land visited Pine Camp at Swallow
Falls Sunday, where very enjoyable
day was spent by all.
Mr. Thomas Little, Sr., accompanied
by Mrs. l.. j. Brown and Miss Nell,
Compton motored to Salisbury, Pa.
Sunday and spent the day with friends
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will have an exchange at Creutzburg'
store Saturday afternoon, Sept 8th
Bread, pies, cakes and candy will b,
for sale.
Mrs. Mary Lowenstein, Mrs Tires;
Wolfe and Miss Bertha Wolfe attende,
the funeral of the late, Joseph Litzin
ger which occurred at Grafton, W Va.
Tuesday morning.
Private John D. Little, of CAM
Washington, spent Sunday and Monda,
In Oakland with his parents and othe
relatives, returning to his headquarter
Monday evening.
Mr.. L. L. Loar returned to his HON
near Oakland Tuesday evening from
Clarksburg, where he had spent da
or two on business connected with hi
store in that city.
Miss Grace Bowman. of Moundsville
West Va, and Mr.. William II. Lowe, 0
Pittsburgh, Pa, visited Miss Bowman
mother, south of Oakland, Saturda
and Sunday, returning to Moundsvill
Monday afternoon.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-09-06
Two Clarence Bittingers.

The Republican has been requested
to state that the Clarence Bittinger
who was recently committed to the
State insane asylum at Sykesville hail
ed originally from near Avilton, and is
not the man of the same name residing
near Bittinger.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-09-06
100 ACRES

The above property is improved by a
good dwelling house, barn and other
outbuildings, and is very desirable
farm.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash.
FRED. A. THAYER,
Assignee of mortgage fer the purpose
of foreclosure
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-09-06

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-09-06
CHURCH SERVICES.
ST. MARKS EV. LUTHERAN
Rev. S. E WICKER, Pastor.

REV. ,. L WICKER, Pastor.
Bible School, $3.50 A. NJ.
Morning Worship, 1915 A M Sub
ject: ''She hath done what she could "
Luther League, $50 P M. Subject:
"The Deaconess in the congregation. -
Leader, Miss Rose Paulie
Vespers, 1870 P. NJ "A Grateful
Friend of Jesus"
All are invited to these services, and
especially those with no church home
ST. PAUL'S NJ. E. CHURCH.
w. M. SHULTz. Pastor.
The calendar for the week will be as
follows:
Sunday school, $3.50 a. m.
Morning service, 1915 a. m Sub
ject "The Perfect Life"
Epworth League, 7:l5 p. m.
Preaching service, 500 p. m. Subject
THE Attitude of the Christian Church
to the Present War.
Jr. Epworth League, Wednesday
afternoon at 4:l5.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening
at 800.
Come and worship in this ''Home-h like
Church "
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. ]. C. ELY, Pastor
Rev. DIR. C. +. Bishop, Professor of
the West Virginia University of Nor
gantown, will preach in the Presbyter-
ian church Sabbath morning.
No Evening Service.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-09-06

For SALE-One iron bed, springs and
mattress; some dishes and chairs;
Runabout and one 1-horse wagon, cheap
or cash Address Arthur Townsteud
Oakland, Md. Adv.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-09-06
Kindergarten To Omen.

MISS Elizabeth West announces that
she will open her kindergarten on Sep
TENDER 18th for the usual term. For
particulars apply to Miss Vest
Advertisement.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-09-06
TRUSTEES SALE,
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
In Garrett County, Md,

Under ana 10y virtue of "a decree of the
Circuit Court for Garrett County. Maryland,
dated the 18th day of August. 1917. and pass
ed in cause standing as No. PITS Equity on
the docket thereof, wherein Dixon kelSu
are plamtittS ana f. K. Jones' Executor. ana
others are defendants, the undersigned ap-
pointed trustee therein to make sale of the
real estate in the said proceedings mention
ed, hereby give notice that they Will. on
Arizona republican., 1917-10-21
bAbB|TT-P0LSON COMPANY
 GETS HARMON SUB AGENCY

after long, hard days trip we did not surfer from fatigue.' said C. F. Adams, of Chillicothe. Mo. president of the or ganiZat tion, who. with A. W. Tender son, secretary and treasurer, and A. w. Graham, publicity agent, occupied the MarmOn car. Mir Adams son, Charles Adams, drove the car the entire dis tance from Colorado Springs to San Francisco.
 When the party reached San Fran cisco the highway officials, together with San Francisco automobile and newspaper amen. were entertained at luncheon at the Palace Hotel as the guests of MT. H. B. Rector, president of the H. B. Rector company, Marmon dealers at that point
 The luncheon was distinctlvely Cal ifornian. various courses, including California oysters. the far famed sand dab and the much discussed whale steak
 After the dinner President Adams outlined in brief the plans for the new ocean to ocean highway. He also praised the Marmons performance on the western trip and thanked the Cal ifornians for their hospitality.
 The Pikes Peak Ocean to Ocean highway project is attracting wide and favorab ble attention, and has q large and enthusiastic following of highway boosters. Al
Arizona republican., 1917-10-21
EXPERT SAYS !. ACID HURTS
 :THE BATTERY

{ Among motor car owners the idea
 that the storage battery can be brought back to a fully charged con- dition by filling it with acid. has made considerable headway in spite of the emphatic statement of battery men that this is the worst :5ussihic thing that can be done for the bat tery
 The only thing that the ear owner should ever put into his battery, 9 Fer Machine company local Willard representative. lis pure water" The reason for this is easy to understand. The electrolite in the battery is an acid solution. As the battery dis charges the acid is absorded by the plates. When the battery is com pletely discharged, the liquid inside is practically pure water. Charging the battery reverses this process, that is, it forces the acid out of the plates and into the liquid again, so that when the battery is fully charged the electrolite is acid of normal strength
 If the car owner puts acid into the battery he makes the solution altogether too strong, the chemieI action between the elecuolite ard the plates becomes too violent. and final ly causes the oxide and even the framework of the plates themselves to corrode.
 Acid should never De put into the battery except by an expert" con cludes Mir. Gielon.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-21
WASHINGTON
 GARAGE SEES
 RAPID GROWTH

The Washingon Street garage, To- cated at S06 West Washington street, and operated by Harry Creswell, has been continuously developing q general automobile repair business, as well as handling a big stock of motor acces- sories. MT. CressWell started in an uptown location several years ago, but this soon became too small and he moved out to his present address on Washington street.
 After year or two of further growth MT. CressWel found it necessary to in- stall d large plant which plant is now thoroughly equipped for the big repair business that he is doing. In addition MT. Cresswell opened very complete store of accessories, last spring. Willie the Washington Street garage special izeS in work and parts for Ford cars the demand for his service on larger cars has been so great that the plant is now thoroughly equiped to do all kinds of work
Arizona republican., 1917-10-21
PRAISE GIVEN TO M ARTHUR
 SALE PLAN

used ear convention was recently N..ld in Detroit which was attended by representative from nearly all the large cities. Used ear selling has been recognized as one of the most i'm puItant LIanches of the automobile lnuusJry, as it affects every retail dealer inasmuch as used cars have to be taken i'll on new car sales and the problem of how to dispose of used caIs in the most satisfactory manner is claiming the attention of every progressive dealer.
 it was only a short time ago that many dealers would take in used cars at iutialed valuation in order to sell the new c,tr-then sell the used car at 3ny ,ld price, blindly thinking that IL was good misunderstanding the used car without placing it in good me chanic@l condition and the result was iEe purchaser of the used car was dissatisfied and the dealer had not made any money.
 But times have changed, for both thc public and the dealer have now comc Co recognize the used car in it's true light-the public realizing that it IS Lest to buy good make of 'ls-d car that has been oVerhauled, l4ther than q cheap new ear, whila lhr responsible dealer knows that in order to satisfy the purchaser, he must place the car in firSt-class con ditiun iefore offering il for sale.
 lt was for the purpose of devisinG wave and means for the betterment of the used car end of the business mat the convention was held in De- tt,it and owing to the success of Me Arthur Brothers in disp0sing of good used caIs in Phoenix, they were re 0ues,e1 to present their plan before th;s cenVcrtion.
 Walter P. Leccraft of acArthur Brothers advertising department sent data. photographs amt copies newspaper advertising of the Used CT sale recently held here and . letter from c. U. Radoye, assistant manager of the carriage sales pro- motion department of the Packard Motor Car company. speaks well C the methods employed by McArthui Brothers used ear department.
 During 'he used c'r cOnVentiof recently held in Detroit" says MT padove. we gave not d little time t' the discussion of McArth"r "r~'""'' activities in the used ear field, bring ing up the successful used car sa leld hy you in Phoenix.
 Undoubtedly, by this time you have received our prospectus of the One Week Sale to merchandise used cars This sale was promoted at the con- (rention and was voted to be staged y all those present. We mentio,. @ihis because your used car success played an important part in the dis ,.ussion-your ideas and plans com
Arizona republican., 1917-10-21

deal was consummated yesterday by which the Babbitt- Poison company becomes the sub agents for the Mar mon Sales company, of Tucson, thereby adding the handsome Marmon car to their present high class line of automobiles, according to Manager Pope, of the Tucson concern.
 Conjecture has been rampant as to which automobile company in Phoenix would be successful in obtaining the agency for this car, which gained con- siderable popularity through it's pre- vious distributors, the O'Neill Auto company.
 Daring the recent pathfinding tour of the Pikes Peak Ocean to Ocean Highway association, a Marmon 34, carrying the officials, acted as the pilot car.
 The Pkes Peak Ocean to Ocean highway has been officially determined between New York City and Colorado Springs, and this trip was made in order to seek out the far western route. Officials believe that this high way Is destined to be the "Appian Way of America" passing through the heart of the scenic west and following his torical trails across the continent on q line as direct as contour of the coun- try permits. The performance of the MarmOn 34 on the long trip, in spite Cf the bad roads encountered in places and the necessity to ford streams, was excellent. Neither engine nor tire trouble was experienced, and so restful was the motion of the car that even
Arizona republican., 1917-10-21

 Lined with their successful applica- ton formed q vivid proof that the plan adopted is practical. A. display Was made of your newspaper ads, telegrans and letters and we wish to express our appreciation of same
 Mr. Leecraft is very much elated that the methods used in used car ceiling by McArtrur Brothers should receive recognition and be approved by the convention so much so in fact that they formed the basis of plans adopted Since the establishing
 our used ear department said MT
 t4secraft yesterday. we have sold over soc, 009 worth of used cars. This Vas possible only through q study Of the used car business and tie policy # ovel hauling all used eafs. making hem depends ble from a mechanical standpoint adding new top and tires when necessary and painting them so
 hat inside and out they would ha sure to please the purchaser. l.. C. James, manager of McArthur Broth CTS used car department has il pig force of mechanics at his command and with a paint department equipped for first-ciass work, he fas been en- abled to make every used car sold by McArthur Brothers a good purchase.
 By the used car convention adopt ing McArthur Brothers used ear methods it conclusiVely shows that they are right and again Arizona has proven to the east it's srogresSiveneSs,
Arizona republican., 1917-10-21
FAST LIVING

You can never catch up with the fIeeting moments by fast living Youth'e f'ompa ni6n.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-21
The new Packard Salon Touring Car seven passengers
What makes beauty?

Long when the world was more than two thousand years younger than it is today-a group of designers, engineers and workers created a wonderful building.
 It was an evolution yet something new under the sun.
 The building industry was then in its infancy. It had few bad prece~ dents. Men had not made many great structures. But the enthusi~ asm to create was there. The time was ripe.
 And the most .beauhtul building the uorld has eua seen came into existence.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-21

The Parthenon of Athens was the product of the creative enthusiasm of the age.
 In this day of the automobile while the industry is yet young-an~ other group of designers, engineers and workers have created new thing under the sun.
 It is new Packard an evolution, and an achievement!
 And we honestly feel that the same spirit which made the Parthenon the model and despair of builders for all time, has gone into the making of this, the most beautiful Packard.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-21
LIGHT and Easy Riding The Desired Combination

Marmons departure from old forms of construction is we'll exemphed by its pronounced simplicity and unrivaed Lightweight. Fully equipped for travel, it weighs half ton less than comparable
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-31
Cascade, Sbabp.

@rpoiio @irttaian toimitiiSl
SiirrGn ionfun riwin tdGltG tuffi-
fGnpiltG ia tertpebo1n faiffia Mutta-
jon Iipfioita.
SGmG on pliolitoista MALTA raiita-
tielt1, Gasce6ista. EdGllG on pbtiol-
Id 2 Iulrrta fdmppdG, iosia on fiim-
mosiofin iatafunta miestd tp0sid ia
liiGG otettaiiiin, fun MOAN oliii! iaa-
tufpisia. Halfat on toto bpapdt mie-
9iIIG, 1925 pl0spGin. SdGllG on IL
feimpia perbeitd, moan Ell ole tpield
fuomaloiiia fun pfii perbe, poan pr
offoin tiilee liiGa ,ettG tdstG ti,lee fe.
f1n uidfii ndtti fpld,. Spat ianoreet
ettd tltfftbomma festGd uienmpia
muoiia tdGIId.
TdGIt1 mieoGGrt ruonet f~pnurnenet
fdaranIostit tliffia pditp1ittdin uIos,
maailman marffinoiIIe.
2itioar1 ie ottoo fefdn tiIo tdnd
.tpironra, ilmat otpat paatt tpIntdt ia
fdteiiet, Iinti ie 10 on fplId mennpt
ettd fnrnturit iuifi tplId tebod fplfpo-
idGn fun ei fooe tefiii baittaa, ipoom
ei toioa nronifaan ,isfultaa endG fpl-
tpddfGdn, INN tplip0ri teto meni ndin
mpobGieen, eifd ilmdt meinaa Idrn.
mitd. 2otifpIdIIG IcgolIisio tptsneI
upoanantaita tposten p0lId oil bctpd|
idttofen limo, iota tdppoi Sobn Mro.I
IoIta 10 tpipotioon poiori ipasoteeIle.
SoIumd hiIi itiGIIe iurnit piipusta
ia mreni ieindrt Idpi toifeen baionee1|
teen iosia tdmnd pcita motofi toboed
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-31
@putelair, y. 3.

SGm1 folapainfi on pfIi Seem Ser
iebn falineimmista faltpungeista.
&anialaiiianmefin taGlla alili pal
ron. &esfimiiffona toiifof. % p. oil
allefirioittamit taallG %eniiferran tot
mittomosia iumalompalapelusta. 500
foonmuimnte rlotialaiiesia @tp. lrrtb.
tirfosia ia olifin tillut palion plei-
.i6G. Saarfinn j1lfeen tili tplpmDs
iosfo tdGllG balittaan iatfihpastt jul
molanpalhpellrfiia. Ofiumielinen pda'
tos oil ettG fosoonnltaan iofa toineft
tiiStai-ilta flo $3.50.
SylolIa mp6s mainitien eta Mrtta-
ia leboen aiiamiebefii llipaantui rei-
ii Sennie Sipponen, toihpon etta ban
onnistuu bppin ia ioa palion ttlaalla
Mlrttaialle.
Sierra anna iiuraufieii tnllefit
tp0llcl
sc. Mnttonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-31
&iitDSlan1e.

YppoGmme t1ten ippumeIliiimmin
fiittGd Msbtabatla Sarborin &anfal-
isieilrafunnan Malta, iotfa min mo.
nillttuiiina, anfarasta iateesta ia IL
fonilmasta biiplimatta plldttiipdt
meibdt uiunnollamme t. t. 10 p. u
lalla talon emdnnan Al ipntpma- ia
nimipdipGn iobbosta. Whlistofii
f6pnnistaGn idttden pdi1pan ianfaril-
le $1,000 pdbaldbian!
Samoin lGnpimGt fiitofiet Sair-
portin ieitrafunnan naiiille iiita ar
apcffaastn labiasta, iolla taunistitte
untttatotianmte, iefG niille monillc
p~fiitpiiille benfiloille labioiStaanl
Gaspafpon ia parttlifoon e6elleen
fin roffaus ia pbteipmmarrpsl
Soii pstGapppoellG,
Gin ia @alfrio 8ilen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-31

tltlen finua iisto slnnn alma mlisto-
moan ia ie pboesid toiminta aifam-
me oil miniln ~eI6nr6si1ni ibaninto
fdpdtatfaa. SlltGmattontat oil ne
iitblotilaiiinioet fun iainmne alma TO-
foontua SllmaIan iallun ddreen. en-
mitenfGG oliii iinun ilbomt IdbtemGn
taalta pois ennen FUN minGfin, main
totta oil ie SatmaIan tabto eta San
objaii iinut iinne Serran tpota iatfa.
maan. SOS MT olemmefin erotettli,
on ibara olla tietoinen iiit1, eta 10
ia paiapa elanme iaman SiGn arnlo-
lapltrn ia rlltollfien beneesid lGbeS-
tpnlime armoistllimen Ilpo, iielld alma
fobtaamme toiicmne. ga fun ferran
matfnmme taalld pddttp ia iaamme
liirtpd iinne Sidn fotitn, 1osia eli e.
nnd ole itfua eifG fppneleitd. SieIIi
littem iaamme laitlaa ilutta pirtt1 to-
petltlle &aritialle. Sumala iiunat-
tpon iinlin iiell1 ia antafoon moimaa
ettG mott robfisti ilmoittaa Seeintien
ibanaa epanfeliumia ip~ntisturiille
pelastltfietii. Girioita uiein Ml,tta-
iaan la ferro fuulumiiia iieltd.
Np0sfin monet ipoamelliiet terapei
let lGbetan entiielle opettaialIe pasto-
ri S. Snafannlle. SrmaIan armos-
ia olen elanpt ia iloinmut tGdll1. SUI
mala iiunattoon mposfin teitd iiellG
ia antafoon wmGrrpstG ilmoitta-
maan epanfeliumin iuloista iano-
maa taifiQle fansialunastetuille.
@eren tlr1piin iisto Serrasia,
Sauna Sepponen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-31
Me,u Moebelle, u. 3.

y5pt minGfin robfdlen itieni ia ter
fpcbo1n faiffia Iiittoim lufiioita ia
eritt1infin niit1, iotfa omnt omistn-
masfa ipntein anteefii iaomiien See
ipfien weresiG. 81 fitinfa ibonaa ia
tlnualIista onfin, fun iaa i~pntisfilr-
ia hlpttaa iisfon faittta Sitmalan or
moon. T1b1n ar1toon olen mirGfin
ustomasia ia fiitos Sumalan, ettd 10
mporluiteni parbniiina mipoiina on
bppd pnimen mimttfin iooniit fiitiiia
elGm1n lGbteelle pirtpoitusta iao-
monft tipolemottomolle iieliilleni.
DstdtpGni, Ten lienetfin, iofa ct ipie-
Ia diff t1bdit asti t~iinnustariit See
iiisto omofieii ia @dpabtaiafieii min
nbt on iiniIIa tpield arripo tariorto,
Bpometria 10 motpi ola mp0bGiStG.
2lrotpat foifesta iittG, iota ii1nia es-
tGG ustonasta Seeilttieen. StlG fiiir
80
tele Iitd, mitd orna puba ipoGmeit ia
ebtd monet maaiImulltien pstdtpGfi
IhrliIe fafroo.
SpodaneIlinen t~ertudb6ps iisbo
,glnna $dmdIdiieIle iota matfrsti I'd.
mdr bum a pGitpd SrompoooiinL
&dnesid ieirnfuntmnmte merietti reip
paar toimibertfiI0n. $dn toimi ieli.
rofunnasia innotfoosti aitpar fen pc.
rustomiiesta osti. Siisfin tostnam
enGa tailee iinun wertotstoit iota oil
min itbrai,tiipainen, min aineeIlis-
ten iporoin bptpdfii, bum mpSsfin
beneeatiesti, toimit ap1erosti to6is-
pltbeitten, riinoir, fertouliis-
"a IossIuitt 1mitto. @ottuuSeIIo !
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-31
Mefu Mohelle, g. q.

Scrmehbns Muttoion Ilfitoille, iis-
fpmeliille ia crittGin iiior Mnna SD.
r~Ir1'ielle. SIND olet faiifana meis-
IL ornrr-c bennfsia fuitcnfin libel
I'd toiiiorme, f"uIiemmneban fiiitenfin
inrnn iiGr ormclopiira fopintope-
rem fiirtpiSIo oirtiiaino tdiiuduIItfen {:
idmme fptin fobben.
Soon tas'G ferton, ettd ompelu-
ran m%ppiGiiet eli ieiirofumun bptpGf
ii oil 10, r. II b. Iion lpbppoen ia.
fla iGi fGiit6itG mnpmGttd, mitto ~
mclo iirnoii iittcnfin tulot on: $780,
60. &ritos oianottuiilIe ia erittdin-
fin Ntp Ssrierm ielrofuntalaiiille,
iotfo anupffaolIa objelmalla louluil-
Ia ia muitoinfin tulitte upustamoan
&iitos SitmalaIle ettG antoi meille
apoiton &ristufiesia.
Seuraflinnon p~ilolesta,
q. 2inb3oIm ia 90. &omulainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-31
Kan$an kirjeita

pienen tpelienid fansia pb6elId mlso.
teella, waan eli iurmamilt fun to-
man nanbimman. Oboen oil lponpt
tainnofiiin ia t~oiielta meni ialat ettG
eli moinut ieiioa pitf1Gn aifaan, paon
fllmmintin be iiitG miela toipniapat.
gsiin it'd eli ibminen tieod pbtddn
millG bettella b6nen fiioelmnil pi-
tod. Oliii bppG, eta oliiimme alma
walmiit fun Sierra tlilee. &iin usfol-
la pmistmnnne Seeilrfien omatiemme,
min eli tarlpitie pel1td iillG San on
meio1n tlirfpanomme el1m1si1 ia
fnolemasIa. Wenimme mibinfi bp-
apdniG, min Sdn on alma apitnamme.
Scum lpnan ibmiiet ustoiihpat, eta
Seelus on fipollut meioGn ipnteimme
tabben, ia min iaattamit nellie tai
maan autluloen omaflemme. Sliiim-
me ianfaiffiien faootilfien omat, jos
eli SGn oliii menupt riStin fitolemaan
meioGn tdboemme iilld ei meisiG ole
mitGGn bpappptta, paan faitbiat ipn-
tiict, Ell ole pfii toistoan parempi,
moan faiffi olemlme pbtd felpotto-
mot.
llsfon faltta Seeiufieen pfiin TIT
lemme oiltiiaifii iind Sun on iano-
mit, ettG iotainen fuin Serran nimea
umiufienia biuitao, ie tl1lee n%irtalaafii.
ga, jos iinG iltullas tunnustut
berran Seeiufien, ia nstot ipodmes-
IDS ettG Sumala on bGnen rioIIeista
berGttdnpt, min iinG tltlet a%ittitaafii.
81 me mliilta tampitie, fun ipoamen
min ie on iillG bppG waiffa
oliiimme fiiinfa ipntiiet, iiuG Seeius
on muflanllt ipntipelfamme.
Npt iGtGn faitfi teioat uSton fpel-
Jet ia lfiaret meioGn Serramme bal-
tlulnl !.
DstGmppbellG,
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