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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-30
6ST SERIOUS PROBLEM PRESENTED
ban and Australia on Unpopular Side, With
England and United States Holding
Upper Hand.

settled at today's meeting OF the
peace bureau.
With the majority of the representa-
tives proceeding ON the basis that the
secret treaties formulated by the
allies before Americas Intervention
were nullified by acceptance Of Pres
ident Wilson'S fourteen aQints, it was
believed that all colonial claims
would be adjusted on the principle Of
the league of nations.
The virtual alliance which is un-
derstood to exist between Great
Britain and the United States on the
matter Of territorial = Adjpstments MAS
regarded rs powerful enough to over
ride any oppOsition--as 1t has on pre-
vious Questions--inasmuch as In this
instance it is obviously on the popu-
lar side, and undoubtedly will -re-
ceive support from majority Of the
other nations. In fact, France and
Italy are reported to have followed
the British lead in abandoning or at
least, modifying their expansionist
ambitions. This would leave Japan
and Australia practically alone in the
desire to employ Germany's lost colo
nies for personal ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
The belief was held in some quar-.
tiers that Japan and Australia might
hold out for several days, but the
majority opinion was that they would
succumb today to the pressure for
placing all former German colonies
under administration of the league of
nations with the countries directly in
terests acting as trustees.
Commission to Poland.
PARIS, Jan 30-The allied COM
mission to Poland appointed by the
peace bureau had received its in
structions today These can be sum-
married. as follows:
"The Poles are fighting. Get them
down to business"
The commissioners, travelling by
way of Germany, are expected to
reach Poland in day or two and
begin the somewhat difficult task OF
pacifying the Poles, Bohemians and
other nationalities, at whom the re-
cent mandate regarding fighting dur
ing the peace conferences was par
TALLY directed.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-30

limited Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-The u.
S. threatens to withdraw its support
from the Russian republican factions
unless they at once endorse Presi.
dent Wilson's plans for ending Rus
sian strife through meeting with
bolsheyiki and allied delegates, dip
lomatic circles disclosed today.
Recall Of American troops in the
Archangel region and in Siberia, en-
barge against exports to Archangel
and vladivostok, and withdrawal OF
United States recognition now grant
ed the diplomatss of the Russian CON
stitutionalists at Washington, would
be the most significant features Oh
the step. Similar action could be Ok
pected from Great Britain. France
Italy and Japan and the Russians
would be left ito hght 1t out amongst
themselves"
It is understood memorandum OF
the American viewpoint has been
handed to the Russian embassy, here
for conveyance to Russian ambassa-
doris and ministers at Paris.
Diplomats admit that the dfsap-
pointment of the United States at
the opposition of the Russian consti-
tutionalists toward the proposed all
Russian conference is evident.
The United States has practically
supported the constitutional diplo-
mats here financially as well as
politically, since their appointment
by Kerensky. The entente powers
were led to do likewise.
The official position of the north
ern Russian government regarding
the meeting will not be known, 1t is
believed, until the arrival in Paris
of President Tchaikovsky, now on
his way to the peace conference from
Archangel.
The Russian embassy has received
an Archangel cable declaring that
Tchaikovsky is pledged by his gov
ernment to take an uncompromising
stand against the bolsheviki and to
insist on Russian republican admis-
sion to the deliberations.
Tho cables also stated that
Tchaikovsky proposes to Join the
Omsk government representatives In
establishing a strong center of Rus
sian politics in Paris, from which the
land can be redeemed from chaos.
Urged to Have Faith.
PARIS, Jan. 30.-"Put your faith
in President Wilson" is the gist OF
the message which M. Longuet, un
official representative Of the Russian
soviet government will send to the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-30
f Dead from Accidents
md others Are Those
Seriously Wounded.

sHINGToN, Jan. so.-The fol
Z casualties are reported by the
landing general Of the American
lluonary forces: Died In airplane
emit, l; died Of accident and 9th
uses, aaa z; wounded severely, 221;
Died Of AirpIane Accident.
~, =, Alexander s. Tarnoski, Chic
Died From Accident.
Conn. -'e" Wiz
Ohio. M M' a
gt. Harry R. Garfield, Houston,
1 ser Electrician william S. cald-
tes:- ,
Binder, st. Paul, Minn.
.pn Y F1ach, Noble. Ala.
- ". Rhoades. Berthoind Col.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-30
Japan be Excluded.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service,l
y TOKYO, Jan 29.-Japan has been
excluded from control Of the Siberian
railways, but is held responsible for
guarding the lines, the newspaper Ko-
kumin says 1t learns from reliable
source.
America, ENGLAND, France, Italy
and China will control the traffic and
technical features Of the lines" says
the Kokumin.
The Koku11in Is an Influential news
paper representing the bureaucratic
club.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-30
United States Threatens to Recall Troops Now
in Archangel Region Unless American
Program is Endorsed.
DISAPPOINTED At STRONG OPPOSITION
President Tchaikovslxy Of Northern Russian
Government is Now on His Way to Paris
Peace Conference

bolsheviki. It was learned here to-
day.
Longuet, who is editor Of the
socialist newspaper Populaire, was
asked by Russian Foreign Minister
Tchitcherin. to Investigate the pro-
posal of the associated powers for
Joint conference on Prtnkipos island.
1t is learned that Longuet has pro-
posed to tell the soviet that Wilson
is making a genuine fight for the
peoples of the world and that he will
succeed in just the degree that the
peoples support his effort. He will
advise the bolsheyilrt to agree to the
conference.
BoIsi1eMkI Successes.
LONDON. Jan. 80 (delayed).-Con-
tinued successes on all fronts were
reported In the bolshevih official
communique received by wireless
from Moscow today.
TN the Archangel region we cap
tured several villages" the com
munique said. "Forty versts o26.4
miles) northeast Of Plasetzka we
pressed the enemy back to the mouth
of the Narovar river Con the Gulf OF
Finland.
"on the west front we occupied
Groino.
ION the south front, Garkovk and
Mitrafonovk were occupied.
ION the Perm front several vii
iages on the left bank Of the Kama
river were taken.
"Ekaterinoslav was wrested from
the Petlurians followers of General
Petlura, commander OF the Ukrain-
ian peasant ar1ny)"
Meeting Of Soviets.
PARIS, Jan. 30.-A general meeting
Of the Russian soviets will be held to
decide whether or not the proposal for
a joint conference with the associated
powers shall be accepted, Andre Tar
dieu, commissioner of Franco-Amerf-
can relations, announced today
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-30
Friendly Relations to Be Sew
cred Unless Food Prices =
Come Down, Is Ultima,
tum Issued.
PLAN TO WAGE WAR
Battle Cry is "Food Profiteers Cannot
Long Continue to Fleece Pub
lie and Rob the Working
man."

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
NEW YORK, jan Organized
labor will rebel at continued high
food prices" Ernest Bohm, secretary
of the Central Federated Union. de-
clared here today, after reviewing
stored food statistics.
The Central Federated Union rep
resents more than 100000 organized
workers in Greater New York. Plans
are under way for that organization
to wage a war on prOfteers.
IF high prices continue, wages win
have to go UP accordingly said
Bohm. "The workers must have re-
lief from the present situation.
food warehouses must be opened
to the public. Organized labor is
going to demand that they be open
ed. The food prof1teers cannot long
continue to fleece the public and rob
the workingman. Labor is awake to
the situation"
Financial system Blamed.
| CHICAGO, Jan. 30.--John Fitz Pat
rick, president Of the Chicago Fedora.
ton of Labor, today attacked the
American financial system as respca.
sible for the stubborn high cost of 1iv-
ing.
Dent boycott the retailer" said
Fitz Patrick. "Go after it at the source
l. the working man will keep his mo-
Dey out of the savings bank, the specu-
lator can't borrow it. Prices will tum.
!ile then.
"Crrsa the whole system. The re.
taller Is only small cog in it."
In the face Of further wholesale
prices turnbles, labor unions today
considered action to force drops in the
retail markets. Fitz Patrick said un
ions probably would discuss the matter
indi iduaIly at first.
Butter prices here today were "a
cents below the recent peak, selling
wholesale at As cents. A few retailers
had dropgoed their prices three to five
cents. Eggs dropped again and pota.
toes fell five to ten cents. Ten to fiji
teen cents drops in butter prices were
reported from Denver and Salt Lake.
! A committee OF Chicago grain men
headed by ]. p. Griffin, left for Wash
ington today urged abrogation OF the
fixed price on wheat.
Their plan is to have the govern
ment ccver the loss sustained by once
riore m mskfng wheat prices subject to
the law Of supply and demand. The
! government loss, they say. will be Sc
| we're.
! Live stock brought somewhat lower
Trices today because of the over
<whelming supply here.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-30
Robert J. Bender. United Press

Robert ]. Bender, United Press
Staff Correspondent
fright 1919 by the United Press.l ]
RIS. Jan. 30.-America's partict-
In the peace settlement may
d on the decision regarding dis0
on of the German colonies, it
intimated today.
sident Wilson believes the
of nations-the principle OF
was unanimously adopted last
day-will be given its death
If the allies now insist on
ing Germany's former colonial
ssions like so much loot. The
OF nations was one Of the
ple ideas for which the United
entered the war.
be of the allies appear to favor
Ing out the world-old custom Of
lion Of the spoils" before the
3, OF nations begins to function
lch may account for the unex-
d pressure for territorial prob
at this time. But the president
to have the league become
i've first SO it can take care Of
ouch questions as internationali-
of Germanys captured islands
colonies. He would begin to
the league effective by placing
disputed possessions under its
histration,
problem thus presented Is the
serious that has yet confronted
peace delegates. Wilson's firm
de apparently has confused his
hents. forcing them to play for
In which to determine their
70 of action.
w
Baker Going to Paris.
RlS, Jan. S0.-Secretary Baker
come to Paris in February, ac-
ng to authoritative information
today.
resident Wilson. it is generally
Fstood, will return to the United
about February 15. The above
tch would indicate that Baker
have been selected to act as the
nents proxy at the peace con-
Gel
Territorial Problems.
Fred 8. Ferguson, United Press
Staff Correspondent
HIS, Jan. 30.-Disposition OF
an colonies which has proved
o1mcult OF the territorial prob
was expected to be virtually
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-30
Brides Transport Arrives.

IUnited Press Leased Wire Service.1
NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-The trans,
port Plattsburg, dubbed the brides
transport arrived here today with
1855 soldiers and officers from east
ern camps and the wives of three
officers and ten enlisted men.
The wives aboard the Plattsburg
included Mrs. l.. Austin, Lincoln,
Neb.; Mrs. VIII c. Cooke, San Fran
cisco, and Mrs. Ivy Johnson, Brook
ings. S. D. L. assia:f
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-30
six+v-rifth coss. Artillery

fUnited Press Leased Wire Service
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.-Twenty-
one hundred bronzed, hilarious dough
boys. veterans OF Pershing's forces, ar
rived from ST. Nagaire aboard the
transport iaverford at this port today.
The Sixty-fifth coast artillery. al
most intact, COMPOSED tie biggest por>
ton Of the soldiers,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-30
HARD COAL
LID LIFTED
All Zone and Price Restrictions Or
dered Removed by Fuel Adn,ini-
strator, Dr.. y. A. Garfield,
Today

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-All zone
and price restrictions on anthracite
coal are ordered removed, in a state
ment prepared by the fuel administra-
ton and now awaiting the signature
Of DIR. H. A. Garfield, it was learned
today.
Dr.. Garfield Is expected to sign the
order late today or early tomorrow.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-30
Fell One Thousand Feet.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Servlce,i
SMITHTON, KY, Jan. 30.-Lieut.
Harold E. Rice, of Oakland, California.
injured at Camp Knox aviation field
late yesterday, when an airplane, pi-
loted by VIM. T. Morgan, of Macon,
Ga. fell one thousand feet in nose
Dire. still was unconscious today.
Morgan was killed instantly, Rice had
been discharged from Service.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-30
Question of Spring campaion

vLADIvOSToK, Jan. 2S.-The ques-
ton of japanese participation In a
spring campaign against the bolshevi-
Xxi has again been raised, although
Japanese reserves have been dispatch
ed homeward. says a Japanese general
whose name Is not announced.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-30

John Shelley, an Englishman,
cheerfully changed his name to John
Rolls in order to inherit legally
fortune of 100000 AS cheer
maker $6,O00,0o0 looks the part.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-30

considerable opposition has devel-
oped recently against retention of Ber-
lin as the seat of the German govern
ment Practically all the states out
side Prussia appeared to favor re-
moval of the capital with the majority
Of opinion evidently in favor of Wei
mar where the national assembly will
meet.1
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-30

Read The DAILY Gate CITY.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-30
Berlin rs Capital.

BERLTN. Jan. 3o-Chancellor Ebert
declared today that Berlin Will con
tinue as the capital Of Germany tc
"save the German cause"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-30

Continued. on page p
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-30

The Telegraph Service Of The
Daily Gate City and Constitu-
tion-Democrat is received over
our own leased wire.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-30

Urged to Have Faith
PARIS, Jan. 30.-"Put your faith
in President Wilson" is the gist of
the message which M. Longuet, un-
official representative Of the Russian
soviet government will send to the
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-27
9ertpmns Nmuriiplle.

,,Gnnen . pitfu tpttDIen1 ollesS
FAM oft iind alma min pstdipdllilen
minulle', iupiii taos iairas" ia mi
nd din min onnellinen iilloinl 81,
gipert . merle bafemaan bdntdl"
@6sta netdptpi biliaa otpen taaf-
fe, ioitfa ban fulfil iangen iparotpass
ii. ,,@ind idbfotdn bdnele'', ianpi
5dn itiefieem.
,,2uulettp iiis pamm oleiuat tar
9ona tGsIG?" mini Gillian tustalliles-
ii.
On tiebG', pastdii nell tointns-
fin 5adben ianaa ilnistaan. Sdn lis
pail tulla tobta tataiiin ia fiirubti
allos.
Costa oil luillilt, finn Dan ipie<
Ia main lnpiena - Iuri binumeitd
Observation-Disclosures, ia little tun
h6n nllorifaiiena mimebti fabonnutta
.ipeIieGGn, ettei mitGGn lirii dpoiii OIL
la rasfanmpi. eli mifddn tusfa fatfe-
rampi fiin re, iota ban itlloin fdrii.
Mirtta t1m1 oil ereboDs, fen hupmaii
BAN NIT. S6lld beffelld fdrii bd>
ren Sielunia enenmdn fuin fosfaan
ennen, fun BAN ipdipmdttd fdipeli pit
fin fatuia Imam mitddn tdrfoitusta
ia melfein mit16n aiattelematta.
Sdn eli tictGnpt fuinfa faiian ban
rain oil tdipellpt, fun bGn muutd-
masia faounristepfiesiG fpbtafi bais
taidisIaaton mattalla firftcon, jonfa
tornista f%clIoien fimea ddni faifui
pli fabun bdlinGn. Se tuntui buiitd-
ipdi 6ditelle: ,,tiile mrtfannl" 6Gn
neucatti t6td 16ntd tabtumattaantin
ia. meni muiocn mitdtd %firffoon.
@Gipneend ruumiiltddn ia fielll-
fatn istn6ti ban pentfiin minltdmGn
ppatpddn taatie. SieItd Ell bdn fuoi'
nut ndbod rmrmisarffiia, mritta bdr
fluLi fuitenfin iofa %ianan: ..Madstd
olet Sind tlrIlltt, maafii pitdd finur
idllsen tulemonl' - git6 iiind pu'
buttu iuuri bdncn maaIIiiesta onnes'
taan? &c oil fnoIIiit, re oil bauoat'
tuna, ia ban istui fierld pffimddr
5urrenl
6an fdtfi iassuonfa fdfiinid j
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-27

foetti Ielpitt6G aiatut1iania. Wtitd
6Gn iuri? YeltGIifD bdn S%eripprin
tllpletpan? SoIin niir1tin, mutta to-
ma bupli Ell npt ollut ipaItaaipimpa-
na 6GnesiG. - 81 fuinfaan, 1paan ie
ialaiiuus. ionta @eripor tieoottomas>
ia tilasia oil bGnelle ilmaisint ia
iota eli ebes 2iliantaan fGiittdnpt,
tGn6 betfelld oil ippnd bdrlen mlir-
1eeicenia ia furuunIa. 9dn nGtt ia
pmmGrIi NIT, mitG 6dn fosfaan en-
men eli ollut aaipistanut. Sdn of
liitenut Seripprin I~ielrnn tirioitetrin
nimen, mltta tho mimi Ell ollut bdnen
nimenId. &c oil fen pstGtpdn nis
mi, ionta ebestG @osta lite, fiitclli-
Iuubesta 9Gneen, oliii ollut- lpalmis
menemGGn fuolemdnn. - Ditto tdrnd
fpastaiis bGnen moniimiotifiin rutorf-
Iiinia Slmnalan pipIeeh, eta ban it
Re teosIa iaiii oIoittaa raffmittaan
ia tiitplIiiuiittnan? @armaanfin oil
min laita, mutta rifpuflen fuulemi-
nen tlli f~atternfIil - ,,Sn olemds1d
I~ellaistafin, iota OH fpaifeampi ubra-
ia aiiin elGmGd'', oil bGnen bpipdns
tetiiGnSG ferran %fanonut. Sa NIT oil
6etti %tllllt, tun t1llaista irbria tpaa-
bittiin. Olifo Costa npt tpnlmis te-
temGGn main bstGipdn ebestd ia =
b1nen e~oestdGn, iofa of foto eldmin
onni bdnelle2
Ibt oil bGnen ajatuti eniuofiunia
ieIdpiad, ia bun tieii, mitd afia fossil.
Slihan &onrab 10 aifoia Iitte ipa>
paaebtpiiesti apetdptpnpt ibriddn, an
taen 6epiporilIc tdboen tpapnioen.
Olifo tGmG tapnbtinut ubraitufpai-
Im~noesta? Sttfid iobtui @ostan
mieleen monta %Ieitfaa, iotfa tuiittafis
fuat fifteen iuiintaan, ia p%stdapdn
m~icleniaIolis SeIteni 6dnelle firf-
|faampona ia piibtaampana fuin fosa
fam enncn. Cos @osta npt idttdiii
tilaiimlben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, min
ci 3onrao iuarmaan muuttaiii me.
nettelptnpaania, ia - futapa tietdis
ii fittenfin? aifa parantaa ia miut'
taa palion. @Ssta iaiii filloin eSef'
Teen toiapool Sdn ei menetteItii bd'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-27

IinGl" 6Gn lpi ianaIla &pnraoiin
leifilli1en fatleen. ,Gonrao OH oHlt
min p6l"inpit1mGton ia paba minlia
fpttaan faran, mItta find DIET te9s
mt bdret filtitIi taos, fanop ban
lite. aiitps, rafas @0sta'', iatHoi
Fan pafnpamnin fun Ell %Iaannit mis
him ipdstallsta. Sind nGptdt iiltd
FUN pabefIuifit minim leifinlasfuani,
mutta fatIps = nina olert oIlrt Min
failan paboillani, eta npt Sinnn tdp@
typ iiloba minltlle ettG olen mbos
iloinen."
.Sen teen t6bbestd ipodanestdni,
rafas 6ertpor'', Sanpi @osta ipdrGs
iGipin buiilin.
,,MDt tulemme e%niimdilefii mprs
iuisparifii, ionta iind iaat tpibfid,
GDsta', lauiui &onrnb, helldsti fat>
Iabtaen nlrprecn mprliameenIa. ,JSen
paltfipn on bGn anSioIlinen iaamam
= mai mitG artpeIet, S%enipprini?"
Sertppr bpmbili ia npotGbtti pdds
tam mpontpmpHetii. ySabootto fen
tebbG, @1sta?"
@osta fdpiabti ia bdnen ~tasipunia
miuttuitpat tpaIfeifTi FUN liitu. Sds
mi oil fritenfin melfein Iiian paIinl
6Gren tpoimiIleen. &llplema Ell tpar<
maan tuntliIi min tpatfealta fiiin 1e
tlsfa, iota NIT tpibloi bdnen iieIuun>
ia ia iota 9dn Ell iuintaan laanlt II
maista tGlG 9ettellG. ,Sabs
Don mielelldni fen tebod, 6eripor",
%tpastaii ban matalalla, tpaan ipafas
ipaIla ddnelld. oSumala fipofpon
Iinulle ia 3pnrabilIe elGmGn fuiiz
rimman pnnenl"
Serpcr bpmpili bstGipGlliiesti bGs
nellie. Qd1 oil mtelu Titan hetttp
%pamtafieen mertile @ostan ornituiss
ia ddnenpainoa ia mrtirtoin tottunit
fun of fasipatus sipelieniG ipafaiuaan
f6Dtostapaan ia olentoor. - @itta
@onrao Ioi bdneen nopeasti fpfpipdn
fatieen. @atpistis Siitd, mitG tunteita
nbt liiftui @6stan ~ipoGmesid. ipalta-
Il bdnet. Sdnen ona bletmddrin
pnneIIinen iphdmenid, ipfa oil titllut
bicnotrntoaiefi pitfdlliien itiefieltdps
mpfIen festdesid, iddIi npt belIdsti
pstdtpdd. Sdn fatri ipipdsti ebbo-
tustaan. ionfa ban dsfen of aiatfeIes
mattpmuuoesiaan tehnpt mutta npi
oil ~mpobdistd iaaoa Ne tetemdtt0-
mGtIi, ia bdn - oil ipaiti. &c oils
din parasta taIld bettelId BELLE fai-
Itine. (Saa.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-27

tif0imGllG, ipaan fGrIiapGlliiesti obptz
taiii. 1tiitta ios 9Gn NIT fen Iiiaan
pp6piii u~sfolilesti litpauflesiaan etu-
pddsia iiImGlld pitad Sertpprin eld>
%mGnonnea, iilIoin . olili bGnen
oma pnnenla e9oottomasti mlIiertu-
nut iirpaleifii.
@1sta eli enGG fulllut 6aiitaustoi@
mitllsta, Ell ipiriid eifd felloia. &c
tnistelu, iota NIT of ratfaistntpana
hGnen ipbdmeslddn, a%paiiuutti bdnet
melfein tainnotIiin.
$50 oil bautaiaisiaattue Idbtenpt
firtpsta, urlt lafnnneet loimaSta ia
nGfi baipnnut. @Dstn istui tpield
iielld fpfpon lp%pbistDneenG paifallam.
Sillpin Id6estpi fir%tonipartiia bGntG.
G6timiiecn oil tGmG firttoa iiisties-
iG1n tGbpstelpt @0staa, ia npt aItoi
fam tuIla fGriimdttomatii. 6dn
foetti fplistella ialtoiaan ia bsfiG,
mutta eli mifGGn aiittanlt.
oSnofaa anteetlil Sapt iaa berra
Ola 6DtpG ia ldbted, - mirlin tdp<
tpp 1it0fea firtfol" NGin Ianoen fos-
fetti ~tirtompartiia @ostaa uIfapdds
9dn.
@osta iGpidhti ia bppdbti i%eiiaal-
Teen min fiireesti, ettG penffiin rns
6ptettu 1piriifipia putoli permantpne.
@onemaifesti firmartni bGn alas ia
ptti tirian fdteenIG. Silloin fiintbi
bdrten fatieenia firjan mienneeue IT.
tpulle noi6in tlittiibin ianoibin:
,Siis, o Serra tpbtpfpdinen, &oprd
fiDbdn mille Sipp, Niin eli mailma pets
tdipGinen Oli tpoiman tlsfaa tho;
@iimein ipie miia fiioiasias Iiituna-
fen mniabas, Giisia mlrbeen pditpdt
pGdttpp, Mietnrt iflinen on iGGttbl"
,Oi, minrn tGbteni, mirnn tdbtes
nil Gina loistat taisteliien ipnfep-
ben ldpi ia aiitat minua ipoittas
naanl' @irtonipartiiasta biplimatta
meni @osta f~iroriin. lanfeii pplipil-
lenIa aIttarin dGreen ia ipaipui rue
foiitieen.
Baiffa firfpntpartiia pIifin tpbtb-
nation obotti ban fuitcnfin bdirities
malta cnempid @1stoa. Oil iotafin
folio @0stan fdpt0fiesid, jofa pafoitti
fi~rtonipartiiaa oioittonaan bienotuns
toiiuirtta bdntd fpbtdan. Sa fun
@osta b%etfiien filuttra tppnenG ia
IcipoiIiiena Idfii firtosta, ~bstdfpdllis
festi fimartaen bdnelIe, ipastafi to-