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Arizona republican., 1918-01-26
Production Must Be Maintained

Whether fighting supplies are more urgently needed by the allies may be matter of conjecture from the reports receive from them. France is crying for additional American military strength and Great Britain for American supplies of food. More than British statesman is pointing out that without food in sufficient quantities, the war must come to end. So, great as the need of men on the western front may be, the thing that stands out most prominently is that the allies are looking to the farmers of America to sustain them through the war; ''-''''.'
 This matter now assumes position of the first importance the eve of the second draft. The new classification of regstrants appears to have been made with view to distributing American strength where it could do the most good The men first to be taken were those without dependents, unskilled laborers and could contribute the least to the production of the nation. --a--e-.-=.s
 Yet as the local exemption boards, some of them are placing the registrants in the cassi- fication the result intended will not follow It has been brought to attention that several farmers farm well as renters and farm laborers, and who better fitted for farming than for any other service have been recommended for class and in class they would certainly be taken in the next draft If that should be done, nothing is more certain that there will be shortage of farm labor in this valley relieved only by such help may be imported And, if the same ruling should prevail everywhere there would be none to import
 It expected that registrants such we have described would come under Class g. to be taken only when the need of fighting should become much more urgent than the need for food supplies, that it could not be misunderstood
 These rulings recommendations may may not be accepted by the district boards. If they all lowed to stand and the condition to exist throughout the country there will be another draft and mobilization of man power the farms, the seecton necessarily, of inexperienced men, clerks and others take the places of the experienced far mers who have been sent to the
 There is no suggestion here that because man owns farm and manages it well, he should be empt from military service. If his place be filled as we'll so that production will not be lessened by who is not subject to military service he should be taken regardless of the effect of his selection upon his personal fortunes With them the govern ment does not itself; it is interested only in maintaining and increasing production.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-26
HUB ENL|STED;
 DIVORCE GIVEN

The second attempt on the part of Mrs. Helen B. Lawrence to obtain a divorce from Frank Lawrence of the United States army proved more successful than the first, the attrac- tive young woman securing her de- cree yesterday in Judge Stanford's court Less than a week ago Mrs. Lawrence appeared before Judge Lyman testifying in her suit for legal separation that her husband had joined the colors before he had to-and furthermore that he had not supported her. Frank Lang corrob- orated the non- support testimony, and upon no further evidence being introduced, the court refused to make an order in the case. The matter was continued for hearing when more evidence was promised.
 Judge Lyman being absent from court yesterday, the attorney for the plaintiff assured Judge Stanford that he had Judge Lyman's permission to continue the hearing before him. At this time Mrs. Lawrence testified that she had failed to mention at the former hearing that her husband had not provided for her for the past year and a half She said that her husband had a position at the time he was called and did not claim ex- emption.
 MT: Lang said that so far as he knew, Mrs. Lawrence's family had provided for her. There were no other witnesses.
 In granting the decree. Judge Stan ford gave the mother the custody of her three-year- -old daughter Jane Louise, granting the father the right to visit the child. Neither can marry for a year according to the courts | decree.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-26

wards; Tallbear. center; Black and Butler, guards.
 Young and Tolleson starred for the Coyotes and Nelson and Butler for the Indians.
 Last nights game was the first lost by the Indians since the basketball season started.
 After defeating the Indians, the Coy otes claim the valley championship. Although they dropped a couple of games to Mesa, the F. H. s. basketball team has defeated two teams, both su- perior to the Mesa quintet. Tempe Normal, which beat the Mesans, has been beaten two times by the Coyotes The Indians, also, defeated the Nor malites, but were later brought down by the Coyotes. Taking 1t from all sides of the question, P. H. s. has a team superior to any in the valley having beaten the rest of the valley hands down.
 The next contest on the Coyote string will be ones with Globe and Miami high schools. January 31 the Coyotes will journey overland to Globe. The next day they will play Globe high thence to Miami, to ery cases with the Miamians. The Coyotes will get back to this city just in time to prepare for game with Prescott High school at. the Y. NJ. c. A. The Prescott bunch will be here to play February z Hearing of the Coyote prowess, the northern team wished to learn if tho tale were true, so arrangements were speedily made for a contest to takt place in Phoenix.
 Feeling that they are the rightfu valley champs" the P. H. s. tean | wishes to get up game with Bisbee the championship team of last season The Coyotes are willing to play tn, game either in this city or in Bisbee
Arizona republican., 1918-01-26

Do not wait till tomorrow-phone that WANT AID. to The Republican
Arizona republican., 1918-01-26
FERGUSON KELLER
 WILL RENEW CARS

c. A. Alexander, who is in charge of the newly organized Ferguson Keeler used car department, has an nounced that hereafter, practically all cars turned over to his department for disposal will be immediately placed in the work shop where they will under go a thorough mechanical overhauling from fore to aft, under his personal su- pervision after which they will be of fered for sale with the understanding that the prospective buyer may choose his own color scheme in which the car is to be painted, all of which is to be included in the original purchase price.
 This kind of service, MT. Alexander believes, will prove of particular inter est to the buying public and is the kind of service wanted. These cars when delivered, will bear a factory fin ish as well as possessing the desired mechanical condition, which has prompted the name of Renewed Cars to be affixed to this department of the Oldsmobile dealers.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-26
THE PHOENIX QUOT

Just from the ranch or the shop and the store, With spirit that's fed by wrong See at the boy how he goes for a steer They're the best don't you kno wof the throng You strong young men you are strong Silently mother is working and thinks, As you're marching, the time is long, But she does know that her boy he is brave He is true to the side he is on. You are brave young and you're strong God is in heaven brave men must all know. He is guiding your soul all along But you must fight with your might all your life For there's wrongs can't stop with song -. Ye are strong young ye are strong So it is quick to the front you young men. We are fasting and praying, so on We expecting great things from the Lord For we're sending our best you along You are strong young you strong
 NATHAN BAKER
Arizona republican., 1918-01-26
TAX
 MUST bE PAID

Personal property taxes are now due and should be paid at once to County Assessor J. T. Bone.
 Assessor Bone stated yesterday that he wished to call the attention of the public to paragraph 4S72, Revised stat ues of Arizona (Civil Code 1s13) as follows:
 Personal Property
 4S72. The county assessor in each of the various counties in this state, when he assesses the property of any person. firm, association, company, or corpora tion, liable to taxation, not owning real estate within the county of sufficient value in the assessors judgment to pay taxes on both the real and personal property of such person, firm, associa. tion, company. or corporation. shall proceed immediately to collect the tax es on the personal property so as- sessed.
 The deputies in the assessors office have been instructed to collect taxes at the time the assessment is made.
 Do not wait till tomorrow-phone | that WANT AID. to The Republican
Arizona republican., 1918-01-26
COYOTE PLAYERS
 DEFEAT INDIANS

Redskin met paleface on the basket ball floor, last evening, and the red- skins, collectively and individually bit the dust" The Coyote basketball team defeated the Indians by the over whelming score of 55 to 22, on the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium floor The game was witnessed by a mob of bowling Coyotes, and they one and all pro- nounced it par excellence although few of them knew the meaning of the phrase.
 The lineup is as follows:
 Coyotes-Tolleson and Young, for wards; Smith, center; Thayer and Crosse, guards. In the latter part of the game Clancy suhetituted for Tol- leson, and Ristow took Smiths position as center.
 Indians-Cleveland and Jose, for
Arizona republican., 1918-01-26

Mark L Reoua, prominent min ing engineer of San Francisco, has been appointed oil administrator un. der the direction of Dr. H. A. Gar field. fuel administrator. Mir Reoua has recently been in charge of the commercial. relations division of the food administration.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-26
MARCHING TO SUNRISE

.(By John B. Lodwick) Marching on the sunrise, In the Christian way; Righteousness in action Turns the night to day. Honest in our dealings, Pure in our mind,. Worldly thoughts are dreaming All are left behind. Energy the power Help us from above, Without selfish motives, Innocent as dove; Guide by Gods spirit,
 Prosper through this night, Strong and firm in morals, Dare to do the right. See the 'wakening coming, All good men arise At this hour of trial.
 Act at once, be wise; Following up the sunrise, In its rays delight. Life is full of beauty
 When we live it right Sun is full of sunshine, God is full of love, Feel his blessing coming To us from above; Going with the master,
 Mingling with his throng, With melodious voices,
 Sing the sunrise song. Our boys are going to battle; Give them kind word And sing them songs of gladness, The sweetest ever heard. As they are on the Lords side We're sure they are it; And we at home will also
 Do well our little bit; Determined like true patriots,
 To battle they will go, Like warriors going to conquer And down the cruel foe. Again the song of sunrise
 Goes on merry glee, For from all cruel tyrant
 We know the world is free
Arizona republican., 1918-01-26

If such a game is arranged between the two schools. there will be a con test well worth seeing, both teams be- ing blue ribbon winners.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-26

pretation of the spirit that animates the Bolshevik particularly the leaders, Lenne and Trotzky. If most of the earlier evidence urged believe they were the hired .ents of Germany under contract to execute peace at German dicaton the disagreement between the Russians and the Germans is of no possible consequence
 In that case it signifies no more than pre-con- ceved episode written into the plot to support the
 illusion which it is thought expedient to impose upon the imagination of both the Russian and the German people and of the world, bit of stage-craft. The developments since the first conference tend to increase suspicion of the relation between the Bosheviki leaders and the Germans; that the former not sincere in their declarations of hostility to German imperialism, in their profession of desirng solely to be the cause of peace which will make democracy triumphant autocracy.
 This suspicion is strengthened not only by the events but by recent knowledge the former lives of the leaders and their personal characters The only substantial hope that we can have of the present situation is that it may last long enough hold the Germans in the east. But if the Bolshevki leaders really playing into the hands of the Ger mans there be little doubt that the delay will be maintained to the disadvantage of the Germans
Arizona republican., 1918-01-26

The clothing chart prepared by the war. depart ment shows that there January 1s only minor clothing shortages Thus, led to hope that by July 1s there will be at all that by that dats there will not be soldier in the service of grateful and consderate country who will not be warmly clad
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11

iimme fefd ibmiippoen ettG fristin-
nsfon paatimlisten mliraiiesti pfii-
mieliiesti ia r~affauoesia aiittamaan
bdbdnolaiiia Observation-Disclosures, ia
min pasolestamme ~poistamaan niitd
letpottomuuoen, acknowledgement,
iopa acknowledgement fpitG, mitfG
MT fuobuttaapat mieliG; iefi
etta bruitaiiimme iatfinpasti gu.
malan pltoleen. ettG bGn armosiaan
%taiaputtaiii faniamme 1oipinnon, an-
teefiiantdpaiiuiioen ia raffauoen
9enfeen, Min ettd me apeliind ia iiia
rina woiiimme pbtpG rlitta Suomen
rafentamaan ia etta iianmaamme
tilletpaiiuus ifiiiien raffauoen ia to.
tiiuoen boriumattonlalle pobiaIIe.
Samoin titmemme tarpeen iaaoo
julfilauiua fen Suomen fristifanian
bartaan toiapomtflenL ettG mail.
man fanioien mdlina toto ia faiffi
ipifipalta laffaiiitpat ia etta fristi.
human fesfuuoesia berGiii ia nab.
tpistuiii poimafas pprfimps iiiben,
ettG fanioien maliiet iitbteet jdries-
tett1iiiin panbursfalloen ia oifeu-
ben pobjalle. Suofoon Slimala fen
rariban tulla, lola Ell loppua OLE"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11

welan mafiosta. sc on bptp6, eta
te Obion eapanfeliiet usfoapaiiet o.
tatte aiiasta fiinni, toiipon teilti fiji.
nj %aiiasfa palion. &lifa iaiii gltt-
taian pstGwat innostumaan. ettd
ioufolla mafiettaiiiin len pelat!
aplld tuon lpcrtuiet nelat plan o.
mat matiettu, nGptet1Gn mefin e.
panfeelinen fania. ettG iotain iaam.
me aifaan! Snban toiietfin rpb-
nut eli puolueet ubranneet paljon.
@iim. raittius,pafi erdGn1fin ipf-
ipnd fofoii uieita tltbaniia Y6ima-
leboen bppGfii ia mielG uieana ipio
tena it'd iatfoipat. NiinifGin IL.
nooilaiiet oapat fpmmeniG tubaniia
ubranneet opistonia bpmGfii. &an-
%ialliiet on mpos apunia antaneet,
mutta ne bitifeat inmmat on lGbte-
meet ipnooalaisten tasfuista. @ot.
wat iilti l5pmin min fuin nefin iot-
ia otpat pGbemmin l1branneet. Seas,
labioitatminen Ell fetGGn f0pboptG,
iaapi bpipGn mielen etti on iotain
llbrann1t pbteisaiian bppdfii. Siis
intoa @uttaian pstaauat, otpatban
Serran omat ennenfin rasfineet TO-
bastaan luopua! Seeius beittifin
emanfeliuminia le1pitt1mistposiG tor
mittaapat ,parat papaaebtoiien ferG.
pfien paraan. Sdn Ell jdriestdnbt
minfiGnlaiiia paffomatiuia. @pos
toll 8aatpalifin fofoii runiaasti lab
ioia pafanoista fristitpifii tulleilto
ia mel Seeruialemiin, fen aifuiien
fristittpien pGapaiffaanL ioilla mo-
roiIIa alttettiin f0pbid iltl,talaiiio
ia ahpr,stettiin ieurafuntatpotG. Scum
sluttaian toimitrs l,,paa IGbettGG
ieurafuntien ferapslistoia, Min toi.
woiiin ettG niibin fifin ebes bolla.
rim panee ia iitten mielG pibettIiiiin
iublat eli "@uttaian pGihpGt" fusla,
tin ie,rafunnasia, iolloin banfi-
taan liiGd ettG iaabaan nelfa mat
iettlia ennen emf firfollisfofousta.
Slid iinG rafas gllittaia, find e.
lpanfeliatmin ilmoittaia, Gli pioG
pabana, fun pilffaa ia b1p1istpstG
iaat oiafieii. "&etd p~rofeetoista Ell
5eioGn iianid painonneet" ianor
Seeiiis. 8ielGfin pilffaa ia 3D.
m~aistpstG iaaapat faiffi tooelliiei
&ristufien ninen tinnustaiat. I-
postoli ianoofin, ettd beitd pi6etGGn
mailman tunfiona. Cana ristis-
I'd on bullutusta Mile, iotfa faoo-
tltfieen ioutupnt, mittta meille, jot.
ia pelastumme, ie on Sumalan moi.
ma" 1 &or. 1: Is.
Iuttaian pstGip1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
$uomen kansalIe

&ofoiitiineena Si1onlen tpapauoen
aamltbetfeII1 faifista farrianferrof.
iista tltbatlufuiiena ioitffona niettG.
ipadn maamme eniimGiiiG firffopGi'
mid ia tiintien 1poamisidmme fiitol.
liiuutta SumaIaa fobtaan iiiti or
mosta ia bptpppoestd, iota ban OH
lGpi apitoiiiatoien taniaarnme fob.
taan oioittamit miimefii iiinG, ettd
ban on labioittanitt utei1Ie faniaIli.
len hpapaii6en ia ,paltiolliien itien1i.
ippben, pppodmme t~aliiua famfallem
me iulfi len iptp6n miirbeen, mitd
iamalla tiinnemme, ruibbesi6mme II.
I'd itieftppttd ia bGif1ilemGt0ntd o.
manipoitonpppnt0d ief6 iitd tpeIies.
'apiban rlobuntaa, iofo itbfaa meta
iiflniielld titrmioIId.t
&dannpmme fenhpiioffi fanIalais.
temme ia etemfin ,tlaamme fristi.
fanian p,toleen bartoolla pppnnSII6:
ettd, minimum tdmGr oian tote.
mutfiet ia SiimaIa Jana meta mel.
fpoittatpat, ttnniistaiiimu1e noprdsti
ia totiri6esia SiimaIan e6esid faiffi
erebopfiemme, rifofiemrne ia Iai.
minIp0ntimme ia fdtpiiimme mil.
pitt0misti iefd usfonnoIIiiina ettd
pbteisfuntiaIIifina aIoiIIa tposid ia
toimesia oioittamnan rebeIIistd alto
toteitttaa tporburstaiitta ia
oiteltttu faiffien ibmisten testen;
ett6 Iuopuiiimme faifesto itfef.
tpp6estd ia omantpoitonpppnnSstd,
iotu on fpnti ia bdped iefd Sumo.
Ian ettd ibutisten eoesid, ia rpbtsi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11

aifoina antanut baapoitetaille ipod-
mile palion miettimistd. Wfoni
murbeellinen iielu on peljdnnpt teb-
neeniG tdmdn ipnnin, mitta mar :
maa on mposfin ettei ie. jofa tatd
pelf11 ia iamalla tlntee armon tor
qpetta, ole tebnpt ipntid HpbdG Sen.
FED nastaan. Miatelfaamme lpaail
l1bemmin mainittuja ianoia 5ebrea.
laisepistolan 6 lripusta, Min falt-
bistuttalpilta fuin ne tuntuluatfin,
on niiSiG ient1Gn mitd iuloiiinta e.
manfeliumia, buomaa miten ban
ianoo: ettei niiti, iotfa lanfeeapat
ia Siimalan Bpian pilffana pitdipat
iallita mastaiiubeSta parannufien
uuoistaa. WsifG on parannis? &c
on iellainen Ypban Sengen pai-
futtama mielenmiiutos ibmiiesiG,
ettd ban tiintee aiplittoman tilania
ia wibeliGiipptenid ia ientaboen toi'
moo armoa, iamalla fuin bIn fen
obella tl1ntee oleapania faiffeen ar.
moon mab6oton, etf0 fits pmmGrra
matrbeellinen iielu, ettd tuo iuiiren
wibeliGiippteii tunto ia pelfoii ar.
mon menettGmiiestd on iauri iellai.
men parannus eli mielenmii,tos,
mltta fuulitban npt, ettei tata enda
moioa maifuttaa niisiG, iotfa omat
tebneet ipntia HDbGG Scented mas
taan. SiitG fits ipoitte pGGtt6G, ettet.
te ole tebnpt tGti ipntiG. Ole fen.
taboen bppdsia t,trapasia ia usfo
ipntiii anteefii &ristittien tGbben,
autlas melieii
Sobn Melion.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11

French Lakesca, MINI.
Martti ia Alma Bahtin t. lrma L.
laine synt. tammik. 30 p. :astet.
maaliskuun 3 p.
Heikki ia Alma Henricksonin t.
Stella May Kristiina synt. Fishery,
N. Oak. tammik. Is p, kast, maalis-
kuun IA paiva
Paavo ia Sofia Parviaisen t. May.
mi Matilda synt. Perth N. Oak. he'll
mix. 1 p, kastettiin m~aaliskuun II p.
Kuollut ia haudattu
Anti Antinp. Bahti Pudasjarven
seurakunnasta o. !. kuoli Albiossas
MINI. maalisk, FL p. haudattiin "a
D, Ika 62 ". 8 XIX.
Matti ia Nina Kinnusen poiks
Benjam Matias kuoli township Ar
morteil, N. Oak. marrask. 10 p. 1917
hautaan siunattu maalisk II p. IkA
IL ". 8 XIX. ia % paivaa.
]. UrpilaineR,
Annandale, MIMI
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
SallG ,piifolla' lGbetetaGm fe'

- Salla mttt0lla laDefefaan re-
rabslistpta ienrafnntiin ia pDbbe-
taGn, ettG NIT Dstaiuat t%arttmluat in.
nuffaasti tuimimaan ettG ladtniiitn
mafietnfii &aniallisfirff.. firiapai.
nuliiffeen iuelat NIT bnbtif. ia ton.
fofnnm atalla. &erGbs tai mitnt
trtglat taman allan bpauafii Diff iaa
tettaiua ietrafnnnisia pbteiiefii aii.
afii fesfnstelemalla iofo itmalan'
paluelnsten pGGtbttbd, tai mnisia
iofo mirfufnntain tai iearafmntain
emit tilasia pibettGmisiG fofonfiisia,
ettei alta iuenDiii liiau pitfGIle. =
Miittajan pstGiuiG, iotfa ei ole iaa-
meet ferGbslistuia ia balnaiuat tui-
mia ferGajinG antafaa tietu min ID.
betGmme listat .SGmG ON NIT 1lei.
men ferGbs ia fuetetaan parbaamme.
&erGbslistat ia rabat on lGbetettG-
IND Mittaian olptteella ia ne inIas'
taan lebbesiG. .
&aniallisfirffofnnnam firjapainoliif.
feen pnplesta,
3. @npri, clinics.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
Gtteik0 HMttaja$Sa Ole
initadn byvaa!

YerGti b%1mmGstpin fun tGsid fill.
jon lliin CANADIAN lllttisten" fol-
%tpaaipan &rttaia lebted. = Hiinfo
te 6. I'm toimittoiat iaatatte ia.
noa ettei @iittaiasia ole mitGdn bp.
mad? luttaian iofa numerosia on
Haamatlin fansia pbtGpitGmid fir
ioitufiia. sc on toll bpmGn ia fe-
brtmilen arpoista. Meutta mitapa
ienfaltaiiilta miiltta moi toiapoafaan
iotfa eipGt pGlitd iielunla aliti1l-
oesta, eitpGtfG anna fiimtiaa Siima-
lalle eifG SGnen ianalleen. Seioun
entiiet ml1stat 'mielipiteenId titIetpat
n1fptpiin titontltostafin tpaiffa Mis-
I'd on nimelliiesti toimeen tuIonia
tGboen litoputtii. Glen parma, eta
iatoia, iopa titbaniia Iltttaian Iitfi-
oisia on fansiani iamaa mieltG iiitd
etta Mrttaiasia on palion bppaG ia
febiimiien artpoista, iiIla ie tho iofa
apiiffo lufioilleen tiiota iiiurta to.
triutta, SimaIan iataa ia fitG, Jos
mitGIn fannattaa febua, jos ferran
febimiien fannalta aiiaa fatiotaan.
&aiffi olemme Dbtamieltd iiinG, ettd
on perati ~ptffumaista ~febisfelIa It..
ie1dn, filth fitG 6. 11:iet Min palion
tefepdt. On ole buomanniit Irttd.
jan itieddn febittpan. @uoiiilmoi.
tiifiisioanfin ,paarl utainitiee tantat
ia febltmatta. Mtttta Mitttaian pb.
tend Iitfiana fdtfon oIetpani otfeu.
tetta Mitttaiaa tp6bdn f~ebaiemaar.
Miittaian ptii bptud piOIi on, ettd ie
on ppipnpt fannaIIeen usfoniiena,
min pitfGItd fun mimi miiistan, fiis
faiffein toimittnintn aifana. sc ei
ole foettamatfaan faiffein rnieltd
noiioattaa min fiiin 6. u:fet. Mitt.
taialIa on, tparrta farta ia forfia
pGdmoali, fe eoistdd Siimalm waI.
Thurman aiiaa; mittta fitfa @. IT,.
ten fannan tietG1 2~rnillafieni on
liittaia faiffein RATTAN nellie, tot.
ia uiltmme fifp1fbdifotIId ia ernnte
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
Staples, 8is.

@nnan ionfun ianan paiffafun.
nan %fuulumiiia. &eid tefee t1iIo.
aan, fobta alfaa mac ipibottamaar
ia pltbfiaa lebti puibin, fun tGtG
firioitan, iataa mettG, iofa on faifin
puolin feiGn merffi ennestGGn iit-
liam maaban.
Sept on paalit olllit ia mennpt,
iosia tuli faiffi iuomalaiiet malituf-
Il uuoet patti firiuri, iolla Ell ollut
pastustaiaa.
Sairai1tta on fohpasti fesful1bes-
famine ia onpa tpietp iairaalaanfin
Soban @anbalan 13 tpito6en panba
tptto, bun on leifattu umpiiuolesta,
flltloni mufaan on paranemaan
pdin.
Snpa fnolemafin fGpnpt fesfrii-
besiamme, iofu aifa tafaiipGin iaa-
tettiin maan muffin 2iiia Sioabo,
II p. 10 If. ia 20 p. manbana.
Spntpnpt of mainaia 2appajGrtpen
pitGiGsiG, SO. I. fGptt6neet mime.
n1Gn tGsid maasia Senbricfion
Hoin g.. pitoli tpitotta fifteen tuli
tGbGn maabm miebenia fansia tam
ne Maapleen, iosia miebenid fmoIi
lamana ipuonna, ollen folmatta
fertaa tasid maasia ia npt lepGGtpat
rinnar Maplen bartaitsmaasia
Ners SilOa @bo wietiin Isblan.
bin i~airaaIaan. SGn iai iiionen-
pebon GffiG ia tGta firioittaisia on
arpellittapasia tilasia. Sun meni
naimiiiin Saafob Ibon fansia plio-
Il fifteen, tuIi tGnne Seem Oorfista.
On ifGpG aiia, ettG teripeps pettGa.
s. 81.