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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23
jim PARK JOINS
COLUMBUS TEAM

Word has been received here
that James Park, who is now ath-
letic director at Pennsylvania,
will leave for Columbus in a few
days where he will join the pitch
ing staff of the Columbus team in
the American Association. Jim
made an enviable record while
attending State College both in
baseball and football, and due to
his sterling work was secured by
the St. Louis Browns at the close
Iof the school year. Later, how
ever, he was sold to the Columbus
team and had started, off with a
good season when he left to join
the aviation service in the U. S
Army. Jim has many friends
here who predict for him the best
season of his career.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23
GIRLS! GIRLS! TRY IT!
STOP DANDRUFF AND
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
Hair Stops Falling Out and Gets
/ Thick, Wavy, Strong and Beautiful.

Your hair becomes light, wayy, fluffy
abundant and appears as soft, lus-
trous and beautiful as young girls
after "Danderine hair cleanse"
Just try this-moisten cloth with
little Danderine and carefully draw 1t
through your hair, taking one small
strand at time. This viii cleanse
the hair Of dust, dirt and excessive oil
and in just few moments you have
doubled the beauty of your hair.
Besides beautifying the hair at
once, Danderine dissolves every par
ticle of dandruff; cleanses, purifies,
and invigorates the scalp, forever
stopping itching and falling hair.
But what will please you most will
be after q few weeks use when You
will actually see new hair-fne and
downy at first-yes-but really new
Ihair growing all over the scalp. d
you care for pretty, soft hair, and lots
Of it, surely get small bottle o.
lKnowlton's Danderine from any drug
eist or toilet counter for a few cents.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23
EASTER ENTERTAINMENT

The childrens annual Easter pro-
gram at the Christian church Sunday
was of unusual interest and beauti-
full in every detail. Each little tot,
deserves special mention, as well as
the older girls, and boys, who had
given so much time, in preparation.
We noticed however the first ap-
pearance, of several little singers
and speakers. Eleanor Carpenter
gave the little welcome words, Doro-
thy Tying spoke to the blossoms
Ida Greenleaf recited a verse, and
"Billie" Luxon was the star soloist
A large audience was present, to en-.
joy and encourage the children, u
their childish efforts
Mrs. Pates, the leader Of the Mis-
sion Band, and her assistants should
be congratulated on their success
An offering Of $40, was taken, ant
the children, themselves, eonfzibut
sed $26, making total Of $1e.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23
LAND MARK PASSES

The property next to the post
office, known as the McCreary
House, one of Richmond's land
marks, is being wrecked this
week by w. E. Blanton and the
site where it stands will soon be
the location of an up-to-date au-
tomobile house. This building
which is probably 100 years old,
and has been the home of many
prominent Kentuckians during its
life time, was purchased recently
by the Richmond Motor Co., who
will erect handsome automobile
sales room for the distribution of
the popular Nash and Essex cars.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23
K. P'S TO ENTERTAIN

Normal City Lodge No. 162 of
the Knight of Pythias, has is
sued invitations for luncheon to
be given at the Castle Hall Thurs
day evening, April "a in honor of
the returned soldiers. All men,
bers of the lodge are urged to at
tend early and enjoy the music
and other good things on the pro-
gram for the evening, and to as
sist in entertaining the boys who
have returned from their coun-
try's service.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23
A REAL LAUGHING SHOW

The Davis Mupical Revue pleased
big audience at the opera house last
night. It lived up to its advance no
tices in every way and gave the crowd
a jolly evening from beginning to
ed, with lot of clean, wholesome fun
that pleased all. The songs were all
good and for a wonder, there Were
some fresh jokes-at least they hadn't
percolated down this far before. The
show will be here all this week with
the big night on Wednesday when the
feature program will be presented.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23
KNOX COUNTY TO
ASPHALT The DIXIE

A Government highway engineer
has arrived at Barbourville and will
be located there during the work Of
completing the Dixie Highway thru
Knox county. Government aid to the
amount Of several hundred thous-
and dollars will be available for COM
pleting the recognized route, extend
ing through Rockcastle, Laurel, Knox
and Belle counties to Cumberland
Gap. An asphalt surface may be
given to the highway through Knoa
county.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23
DAN WALKER IS
ADJUDCED INSANE

Dan Walker a recent migrant to
this city from Walkers, Knox coun-
ty, was hailed before Judge Price
Tuesday afternoon on the charge of
lunacy. From evidence submitted
it appears that on last Saturday he
sold a cow for $65.00 to Mr.. Ingram
and soon afterwards left home. He
afterwards turned up at Glendale
the home of Mrs. Ellen Gibson, on
Lancaster pike and was roaming
around the place and interesting with
the stock and also was walking in the
houses without knocking and making
himself general nuisance. He seem
ed to have very little to say, and from
statements given by his wife and son,
he would not work and it was there
fore, up to his son, to support them
both. He made plea that if he would
be allowed to go back to his noun
tain home he would work, but that he
would not work while there.
The money that he sold the cow fol
disappeared after he was placed in jail
is seems, and on requeht of attorneys
in the case the Sheriff made a through
search of the Jail prisoners but failef
to discover the missing money, which
he claimed was $28 or the sum he hat
in another pocket book seperate from
the $500 that was found on hin
when arrested. He further states
that a negro took it from him, but
hearch Of the negro referred to faile'
to produce the money.
| The jury after hearing the evidenc
rendered averdict that he was of un
sound mind and he will be sent t
Lakeland Asylum at Lexington.
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23
Irish Strike Gains Strength

Limerick, Ireland, April %
An alliance between the Limerick
strike committee and the Irish
trades union congress and the la
Dor party was arranged today and
a statement issued declaring the
strike has now become national.
Treasurer Tom Johnson of the la
Dor congress, in making the, an
nouncement, added that reports
from other centers proved that
Ireland is giving active support to
Limerick. ~
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23
COSSACkS GET BUSY
(By Associated Press)

London, April 23-Bulletin-
Ural Cossack troops, apparently
in conjunction with Admiral Kol-
chak's Siberian forces, began an
offensive in the Uralsk region in
southeastern Russia and have cap
tured several villages. A Russian
official wireless yesterday admit
ted progress of the Ural Cossacks
saving that further north the Boil
sheviki carried out further retire
ments owing to enemy pres
sure"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23
SUBSCRIPTIONS POUR
IN FOR VICTORY LOAN
(By Associated Press)

Washington, April 28-Unofi-
cial reports to the Treasury today
indicated the aggregate subscrip-
tions to the Victory Loan was ap-
preaching $5,OOO,OOO,OOO. Tele-
grams from district headsuarters
told of continued enthusiasm
and the adoption of a number OF
communities of a slogan Finish
the job this week"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23
AN OVER BURDEN MOTHER

If the steps a mother takes and the
works she does could only be measur-
ed by figures, what an array they
would make. Through girlhood wom-
an tolls on, often suffering from back
ache, pain in side, headache. nervous
ness and sleeplessness, symptoms OF
more serious ailments peculiar to hel
sex. Thousands of such women, how,
ever, have found relief. from suffer
ing by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, as is evidenced
by the letters of recommendation con
continually being published in this
paper.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23
ITALY'S CLAIM
STILL UNSOLvED
Roman Delegation Refuses To
Attend Peace Conference But
Wilson Is Firm
(Ry Associated Press)

Paris, April 23-Bulletin-The
Italian delegation to the Peace
Conference today reasserted their
determination to stand firm on
question of Fiume, indicating that
unless the council changed its po-
sition, the delegation would not
return to the Conference.
An early settlement of the diff
hculty is consequently thought to
be improbable, especially as Pres
dent Wilson is understood to be
equally as firm as the Italian rep
resentatives.
With Premier Orlando still abb
sent, Premiers Clemencau, Lloyd
George and President Wilson re-
sumed, this morning, considera-
ton of questions concerning Chi
ma and Japan.
Premier Orlando threatens to
return to Italy today unless there
is a satisfactory announcement OF
the Fiume and Dalmatian ques-
tions. Premier Lloyd-George is
trying to persuade the Italian
leader to remain in Paris while
longer while he continued his eff
forts to reconcile the opposing
viewpoints.
He tried unsuccessfully during
the discussions last night to re-
concile the viewpoints of Presi-
dent Wilson and Orlando on the
situation, it became known today
The facts of the deadlock, ac'
cording to the Petit Parisien, art
that President Wilson proposed
that Fiume, which is mentioned
in the treaty of London, should b.
a free city, but attached to tn
Judgo-Slav customs. system, ant
further that the London treaty b.
subjected to a total revision.
Italy refused to accept thi
proposal, whereupon Presiden
Wilson withdrew. Then Orland
and Foreign Minister Sonnin
dSkCu Oil Whdl SOAloitiOh wv Oe4A
France and Great Britain consen
to give Fiume to Italy, Sonnin
at the same time saying he wa
ever ready to discuss the revisio
of the treaty of London.
President Wilson, who kept i
touch with the meeting, the
wanted to reopen the question {
the treaty of London but withor
joining a revision of the fate {
Fiume, about which, as the tim
went on, he apparently becam
more determined and instead
making it free city was that
be included to give it absolutel
to the Jugo-Slavs.
Lloyd-George, and Clemencea
it is understood, will be ready
adhere purely and simply to Il
treaty of London, at the san
seeking means of reconcilliatio
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23

"Rookwood" is the magic pass
word to the Lodge of Better Coffee.
Join today by consulting Brother D.
B. Mckinney, the grand rajah of the
Rookwood Brotherhood. 1166
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23
A. p. Elects Officers

New York, April 23-The
Board of Directors of the Associ-
ated Press today reelected Pres
ident Frank B. Noyes, Secretary
and General Manager Melville E.
Stone, Frederick Roy Martin his
assistant, and Treasurer ]. R.
Youatt.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23

SINGLE COMB White Leghorns-
Worlds two best laying strains. Aus
tralian and Tom Barron's English. II
you want show birds, don't order from
me. If you want heavy layers the year
round, send me your order for eggs
Prices: Is for $1.50; 80 for $2.75; 6C
for "a; 100 for 81. Mrs. Harry S. Nor.
gan, Whites Station, Madison county
Kentucky. Phone Berea "A. 76ws2n
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23
INSURANCE MAN OF
PROMINENCE SPEAKS
Meritone Brings Back Appetite
And Puts Nerves In Shape
For Prominent Man.

J. T. Wilkerson, superintendent
of the Chattanooga district for
the Southern Insurance Company
and one of Chattanooga's promin-
ent residents, highly recommends
Meritone, the new system medi-
cine, because of benefits it
brought him. Mr.. Wilkerson lives
a t44O1 Alabama avenue, Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
"I was nervous and all run
down." Mr.. Wilkerson said. my
nerves were in such bad shape
that l couldn't sleep at night or
get my rest and as result felt
sleepy during the day and didn't
have any ambition.
NV stomach was out of order
somewhat, also. l didn't have any
appetite and l was bothered with
indigestion.
Is Much Improved
"Since taking Neritone my ner-
YES are back in good shape and /
lsleep lot better nights. As a
result I feel fine through the day
land seem full of energy.
my stomach is in much better
tcondition, and / have a wonderful
appetite and can eat anything
want without any trouble from
nv stomach. / have told several
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23
SALES DAY
Saturday will be sales day.
IA off on all trimmed and
ready-to-wear hats. Rich
mond Millinery Co. WITT

At Danville B G Fox sold for
Mitchell Taylor 10 head of coming
yearling mules to John M Jones, OF
Newport, Tennessee, for $1,653. Mr.
Fox also sold to the same party nine
jacks for Billy Graham, of Merce,
county, for $3.50.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23

LOST.-On Main street, Saturday
evening, black leather pocket book
containing, seven dollars, fountain
pen, door key, and etc. Finder re-
turn to Bessie Gentry, phone s94.
12o 2t.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23
APRIL % IS THE DATE.
rRv Associated Press)

Paris, April 23-The allies have
informed the German govern
ment they will be ready to re-
ceive the German delegates at
Versailles on April 18th.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23
Bob Green Catches $50 Etc.

Bob Green, colored barber on
Irvine street, arrested by Chief
Devore Tuesday, was given the
stiff fine of $50 and 20 days in
Jail in police court Wednesday
morning, on bootlegging charge.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23

STRAYEDIOne wheelbarrow last
night from our building lot on Second
street; man who took it will please re-
turn it at once and matter will be
dropped; otherwise. look out for we
have your lumber. Daily Register. tt
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23

JOBS FOR YOUNG MEN-Ass truck
drivers. ice men. men for manufactur-
ing department VIII have openings
beginning about May l. Opportunities
for advancement and transfer. Rich
mond Ice Company. 122
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23

wANTED-One or two. good cooks
for Lincoln Memorial University; must
come at once; good home and good
pay Mrs Cynthia Karr, Harrogate
Tenn. 121
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23
Today. Weather

Generally fair tonight and on
Thursday; somewhat cooler on
Thursday in north and west sec
tions.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-23
TODAY'S Markets
Louisville, April 25-Cattle 200,
steady; hogs 1900; active; sheep
100; strong; all unchanged.

Cincinnati Hogs, steady; Chi
cago 1Oc higher; cattle steady and
calves easier.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-23
"CHAMBERLAININ" YSkAN-
IxxKE

r.n,y lsske ON erityisesti tarkol-
+ettu vskaa, kylmettymista, kurkKu
tnlehdusta ia hinkiyskaa varten. va
bssts sen myynti on levinnyt kauuta
Y~hdvsvaltain la l~aajalle ulkomalile.
Tsma vksin on omiansa osoittamaan'
etts tsma laake on tavallista arvoK-
Iaamni. Kokeilkaa kerran min huo-
MATTE asian olevan naln mlelye.a-
va hammastys. "Noin kolme vuos.a
site kun karsin ankaraa kyimyyeta
keuhkoissani ia yskin melkeln yota
paivaa, koetin pullon
min" yskanlaaketta ia hammastyin
helpotuksen tasmallisyydesta.
kirioittaa Mrs James Brown, clark
Mills. N. Y. Huono ruuansulatus,
sappeutuminen, ummettuminen.
Chamberlain's pillerit ovat .palautta-
meet terveyden ia omen Saddle Jot-
ka ovat karsineet huonosta ruuan-
sulatuksesta, sappeutumisesta ia UNI
mettumisesta. Jos olette vaivattu
tassa suhteessa, kokeilkaa kerran
niiden kanssa. Ummettuminen. Mel
klein kaikkien vaarallisten sairaukslen
allu1 on ummettuminen. JOS haluatte
nautia hyvasta terveydesta, pitakaa
v~atsanne hyvassa kunnossa. Tama
narhaiten saavutetaan oikealla ruo-
kaiarjestelmalla ia voimistelulla,
mutta joskus tarvitaan laaketta ia
kun min on laita ottakaa Chamber
lainnin oivallisia pillereita. Niilla on
lieva ia tasainen vaikutus ia ovat
helppoia nauttia. Koettakaat niita.
Ne maksavat a~inoastaan 25c.
I'm MEDICINE co.
DES MONIES IOWA, u. S. A.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-23
len fesfl,lrocsto.

len fesflill0csto.
auolema, tio i1limGton nicros,
eli le iaGli dioiM tppneleit1, CT ian
l%iurilo. ei lie fpip, tabOotfo arltoo poi
fail tpttGreii iiGn tai dioin; et, fun
lGbbon betfi I6bestpp min idalimdt-
til tempaa fiialemo ajosto i%lanfoif-
fiiiuiteen; mioren ia poilbam on
l1bbett1apG ferron t1Glt1.
gtliorifoinen, fen oletfin, ota a.
josto mauri, iiIlG emme tieo1 fosfo
fitolema l1bestpp. @ois f1po1 min
FUN Niilollefim fGpi, aipan 1ffid
ia oo~ottunlatta tlli 0silolle lobto;
ei Niilo tiennpt meneipdni1 fobti
fuolemoortio fun totperiett mitona
ldfii fotoo iloiiena ia tertpeen1.
Suru tGpttG1 ipoGmeni ia iilmd-
nj fppneltpp finn mlistan f1info
Hiilo toisten milfoila tuli fotiin al
no iloiiena.
Npt lGbestpi Ito, p1imd peittpi
piltpen toa, mlitta 9tiiloa ei tnllnt.
81, ban mnffinu miimeistd an
toon, ipfipn millot peittonaan.
Sliti
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-23
Mshta6n(a Sarbpr, Dim

GanIullisieltraf. Nltpriioliiton toi
mtisto en- ole taos betfeen firjoitel-
Int nlit11n, eif1 ole ollut mt mi
ttGn critpiiempGG. &ofouflet OIL Of
leet iGGnnoIlilesti: lofo tolnen litn-
m1ntaieilto obielmofofous ia jofa
toincn tiiStoi-ilto Northumberland TO
fous. Neltlomoieuran foforfIesta
ionfa pitt MrS HoSfoli firfon la
liSin oil popt1tulot $11.10. WtrS
@ilenin pitGm1StG f~ofouflesta fir
fon ialisio poptGtlilot $3.50. NniS-
ten flupin fofoltflesta Wtrs <mpn-
loiien luono p~optGtitlpt 1910. &lu:
BIN fofouflesto WrS SGltin ltona
pont1tulot 1925. Wiiliten on lit
tonme mtorista jdienistG iolmineet
unpiIolmuja @bmurb &itpbonen ia
ellen 2obtinen; Otto giSfonen ia
2enpi Seino. Omtea io Sumalon
iiunoitsta. Boiffafuntomme bDmin
buomattu iuomaloinen Iltgnst Go
muros ummiSti iilm1niG tclle mail
MALE iGttGen iGlfeeniG moientopon
tpbjppoen etenfin foniolliiulttemme
limistpsriemnoisin.
Siarih
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-23
Sotfetoatt
Isbtabnla SarbOr, ..
SiiSiu tnuisteImio

IjoteIlesiani illon biljaiiuuoesio
muistii mieleeni Hiilo. Sijooii,
Iiilo, Ell fl1fom fosfoon t1pttGd moi.
Mltiston iloiiet ia iitrliilet p1iipGt
Iimin lapIitusmuoiistoii iiu1 pienen
betfen init iinG Niilo olln tGGllG
feSfltioeSiamme. DIET jrltri pltbfeo-
ma ritltllt mtorltlt6en fltffotorbosIa,
rinnnsinii ltbfltit eldmGn innostlts.
2Gmmin oil fGteii finn illalla l1f-
fit fotoa. Gimme oionneet oumistoo
FIND title emmef1 me, eta ne az
mulIo ptpot fplm6t ia eta elGmG
rinnoStoli OF lammitnltt. Sootimme
iintin fotiin, mlttto ct lind enGGr
tltllitt iloiiena ia inn ~nuitritsio min
FUN of topo1i. Sen iiioon ioimmt
len ilrullii len tieoon ettG @iilo on
fltollrt,. gtiilo on mennDt junon al.
lie, 1otd on mlilertantt elGmGn b1-
men nitoreSto rltitniiStoon.
IGin lpbfGiieen pGGttpi 0iilon e.
lama, iofo of min poljon litpaoipc
ia iosta lid ia Giti Min paIion tot.
moi ia fituitteli! Sitnolo i1Gii toi-
i'm, ia fotpon fltolemnn foittto for
jaii Niilon poiS tddItd maoIIiiestc
fooisto tionne taiipaoIIiieen fotiin
pois ian, Gibin iisfon ia peiffo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-23

Mltttaion toimitlts OH i1rjes'
fGnDt hengelliSten pGafirioitttsten
firioittaJot uubelleen oaffosiarleS'
tpstG iilm6ll6pitGen. Sent1boen,
iomalIa fuin fiitdnrme arip. firioit.
toiia ~antomnstaan afpnstntlesta,
tpetoamme i6Ileen papistomme fp'
nG1n ia iGGmme obottamaan ieu-
raafposia idriestpfiesid firioihifIia,
mielultmmin ieitrnntpon iunnuntain
firffotefiteist1:
8. Sirpi marrasf. 3 p.
9. 81. &ranffola morraSf. 10 p
IS. Miettinen marrasf. II b..
6. 4ieiai morrasf "a p.
6. Smlsfainen iorlrf. 1 p.
s. Gonfila ioull1f. s p.
g. g &isianen i%oulitf. 10 p.
9 &liotialainen i%oulltf. % p.
s. Sapola io1iluf. 20 p.
S. urpiloinen tammif. 5 p.
81. 8ainnta tammif. IL p.
90. SO. 8ilen tammif. 10 p
sc. @isfori tammif. 26 p.
s.. @nori belmif. 2 p.
On buomattapa, eta pll1mainit-
hi iGriestpS tarfoittaa %oinoostann
bengelliiiG pGdfirioitifiia, ioten nil
6en obella toitpomme iaapomme 81.
Idmainituilta popeiltamme arpns-
tiisto muioenfin f~irioitusten mio'
oosIo niinfuin firffofuntomme ia
Iebtemme m,iltofin %nstdtpilt6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-23
kyIvetaan, sta nil.
tetadn
&iri. 8ilbo &eimo
sota-aian maifntnfIia Iapiiim

Spta-aian iuaifntnfiia lapiiin
Riin tamnifititn fopino olfoi, To-
moi erGs piffu mics opettaialIeen:
"Opettuio, opettoia, MT on loffo,
ia faiffi poriporit topetoonl"
,4etf6s ohpot porfporeito", fpiGii O.
pettaio. Biffit mics mietti betfiien
ia tpostoii Iofooniiesti: ~9aiffi, iot-
ia topetoonl"
"ai1lto t1ti opettoia." sec
mitd Iarttoieni9" Onto tdti
porpori?" - $50 miten find Iapii
mt ieIIaisto fpfpt2" "Edti fn-
moo MT, onto tdti por,pori9" =
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-23

~Su1 mt icllaiiio fpicle." Slim
mutta fun ia ianpi, eta tGti on
porwori ia foiffi bormarit tape-
taon. Ntitta mind en- anna ii1r
t1tiG toppoa.~ (&csfustelu beliinti-
l1iiesi1 laStentarbosia meripGipi-
Yiffu pojan iltoriifous: "@pmG
Sumolo, ~inojele lid ia 1itiG ia iuo.
jelusfaortilaiiiu." Sid: "GntG puma
taortiloiiia?" "@i Siinlala niitd
ilojele." "Wfifii ci?" ~Ne
npat paboja. Sunlalo puoottaa pom-
min punofoortilaisten pd1lle."
Giffn poifa oil wietp t%oiielle piio-
lelle faitpllnfia tlittoipienlo luofie.
ia fun b1n ~itGtpGt1an malitteli, min
ianottiin, ettG ban p6Glee fotiin, fun
pitnafaartilaiiet menep1t faoulto
pois. Sem Tia iaapui poifoa fatio.
mnon, min poifn wibooin pitfdn a.
Jon perGstG fierlt ii1n foillan pm-
pGri ia fpipi: "Onfo pitnafoortiloi-
Tia miel1 fooilillo2" "Snbon nil
tG.0 Silloin poifa pG1sti pitfGn IT.
finn ia ionpi: "Sapn ia foiffi pit
nafudrtilaiiet."
Wuuatamot beliinfildilet lapiet en-
ii oifona faltbeosti pelfGiim1t puma
faortiloiiio, finn fooiSio ferrottiin
beio1n birmttoist11n. nlirbisto ia
nulisto tibutoistd. &uouuafin bc
iltofIlpat bunitaen ia purfuen pa-
foon, Min eta mitttomien puma
faartiloiSten Iiln1iin fppneleet tlli,
finn allan laibult fluilimnt ia ionpi-
mat beltpen: "SllfGd lapilfoilet ie-
tGd peljGtfo, Ell ietd teille paboa tee. "
Seliingin fooitllo oStelee 10
12-muotios ppifa rpSidn iinellistG
tebtppn lototoffiin piettl1na, fomeo
mieffo mpoll1, pl1noilet nalibat bias
ia ia lafin pmp1rillG, metGen pnflu-
ia iiforin %iahpuja. Sbmiiet l1dlistd
bpmpiletpGt, mlttta fltp ban astllt
pl1nofaortiloisten fabhpilaan Weifon-
fuouIla, Min bGnelle mabpisti butt
oetuan: "@IGfo0nl" -
@rGGnG pGipGnG tulee I'D
muotias iiistin ndfoinen poifonen
ipostoan obtaasio paifosla ia oifoo
rltipeto iiinG forioamoan ppSlpanio.
&obfenen lonoo tuolle lotiloolle:
slid leifi, lapiifltlto, ppSipii fonS-
ia, ioattoo tltllo. mobinfo." &tltisti
tGmG poifa wostaii: "@n %leifif1on"
ia iotiloS iotfoi matfuania. II
@erimiiffojen ipiimeiiin1 difoiito
nGin1nte tGlloiiio lopIio %iotum1drin
lnonboisio ia oieisia faouilla. @ti-
bin mielG ebtipGt nGiltG pollilta.
'SG1lin ippG b%uofalis norii monen
'rinmasto moisto onnetonto fosmo-
tlista fatiellesia.
Sotfetoan