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The sun., 1919-08-01
LEAGUE PRAISED
AS HOPE OF MANKIND
RonsdeH Urges Ratification
to Sdue World.

wAsHNoroN, July s1.--Ursing prompt
and unreserved ratification OF the League
OF Nations covenant. Senator Ransdell,
Democrat tLouisiana). declared In a
Senate speech to-day that the document
met the ends OF universal peace "as
closely as any human agency can"
Every one demands" said the Louisi-
ana Senator, "that something should be
done In order 10 save mankind from the
horrors Of war. It's enemies submit all
kinds OF objections 70 this particular
The sun., 1919-08-01
BARS NEGRO FROM ARMY.
House Bill Includes Also Navy and
Demands Discharges.

WASHINGTON, July S1.-Negroes would
be prohibited from enlisting in the army
and navy under bill introduced to-day
by Representative Carraway, Democrat,
Arkansas. The measure also would pro-
vide for the discharge within sixty days
of all negroes now in the service and
prohibit any from receiving appoint
emies
Another bill by Mr.. Carraway would
prohibit intermarriage Of whites and
negroes in the District of Columbia.
The sun., 1919-08-01
,EIectric shock KIN. engineer,

WATERFOWL. n Y, July 31.-Ira I
Thompson, 40. chief engineer at the
municipal pumping station here. was
electrocuted this morning while busting
of a transformer. A shock of 2a.000
volts passed through his body.
The sun., 1919-08-01
Lsst Bye. ana Hands, $500 Month.

wAsHINGfoN. July 31.--A special law
TO provide an extra war risk insurance
payment Of 500 a month for Henry
Bitter, Dubuque. Iowa, the only American
soldier In the war who lost both ewes
and hands, was passed to-day by the
Senate and now goes to the President
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

sinnd why should Z expect others
f1f 90 course I had s perfect rirht
90 DO Wiuf ! would with ms life nH
tong bel 3 O. MANNED single
wHs not the sort uf woman tn it's.
oua mh personal affairs Cten with my
iufmHifH go aside from ms mother
uu one know nf my little love episode
Ho uuirkiN closed Or I iunrrd uf
tWlH inf him ~ only made me work
fhf harder. made ono ihc more dee
frfuIuei o. follow out tho ideals tor
thr autr oi which I bad r,firri to iu
UH wIfr
hHi rsli a0mrv horc' There arc
othrr ihIuEs worth living for than
wHff.'rr and Swing lu marriage
20 oUru omr h1et to mo when Z
h.r mF lonely ur discouraged ! must
make fHHa. tflrr things m worth
unIie Chat Z ahoriI hstr no regrets
sn 2 throw myself IoYoual, into ms
work. eagerly itufuIur ui possible.
Ih. while Z attended to mY duties
with H FARO which was born of ml
ono mistake In mk former position
a. 2 h1i determined nothing was zoo
fitIHl DO t ctmc under ms direction.
fs HNr 10 ms best Thought mt Uuil.
tIlrd H'frnuou That { wns pirnain
ur barlow Z knew 90 r. different
nHfruu fHiu Mf strtrra hHtiuE
hIs Hhlltf. hat iafkinE hIs %nrrostur'
Do. NHI MOT UrsIiHtsi fn tfii mr THAT
rHI proving Invaluable i0 him U|
ufHIH stimulated mo- tn H1 even bot.
t.r o. work harder iu his iutcresta
IH1 fnmtwhrrc rsnd.
'Itfremclt h,autrul women arc n
W.u. UusfH HnUlIrrs creatures and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28
A CHILD GETS CROSS,
SICK AND FEVERISH
WHEN CONST|PATEO
Look, Motherl II tongue Is coated
clean little liver and
bowels.

" your Uitio ouoa tongue o.. cH.trf
10 d. a sure slrn thH stomach itrr
and bowels need e rrutir. tnuruush
cleansing at once when uut child b.
crnHa. pctNish i~istlr. polo duHsn e
sleep eat coz ast naturally f breath
Dr. bad. stomach Huu system fuI uf
cold. threat sore. COT 10 fnNU.Iah. EINf
H fulHpnuuful ~ "CHifufnlH situp u.
FlrH ana Boz o. few hours 100 Nlr
clurref.uu. cuustlpafri wsaf- .lur
bile ami uud eostcd food Will gently
move rut Of The bowels Hud sou hove
a. we'll playful child again
Slrk children nfe ne nv cuHKrd Co.
tIgo this harmless fruit laxative
MILLIONS sf mothers kHHu % handy hr
Olusn thHf know lH action uu fH.
stomach uNrr and bowels H prompt
and ura Thrf ALSO know u Ntf.u rI"
Dn TODAY s1frs I Hlrk child t.uurr.a
Ash your druggist fuf H bottle U'
California syrup OF lIfa whlHh oiu
Trims directions Tor hIhIfH children
~ 900 urHs aud fur grown uus plains
Dr Tho bottle IcWHrr 90 counterfeit a
suIu h,r. Cor thr genuine made Nt
california tir sfruu company
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28
TOWN IN NORTHERN
RUSSIA EVACUATED
BY ALLIED TROOPS
American and Entente Forces
Withdraw Northward 10 Avoid
Unnecessary Casualties Bolsho.
Wiki Are outwitted.

ArchauFcl. BAN. 20 Allied head.
quarters horc. 900 announcing toir,
tho evacuation of s|h,uiurrk ON SAT-
urday was 90 avoid the possibility of
o. Ions HisEr revealed that n was
only hl u rur0 tIHf nr American hp
TALON ard other allied '.-,Ua succeed.
cd In cseapiug.
Tho U-oish,yIhI. who h.l ulr,lf
closed Iu ON tlc fuNu from ODE south
cast unI west. hud rUrearUl BOO COM.
siderable numbers on tho hIrhWl l
north cot Tine town tud had cut 600
tHIrHrHuh wire. Tn escape them tnH
American troops Slipped cut of the
lw HlnnE H seldom used troll
thrauEh fhs HNumr. bringing with
fhtm virtually 900 of tifIr equipment
The bolrhrtih captured u lHrs
store U' prov sion. 20 fhrnlufsi
which fhs garrison wHH unable f.
nutu I1r frlr of revealing thr iutrU.
Joe to Withdraw 400 fH. American
gums were riI.f removed or f,ud,r
ed useless.
Co.. o. naht saturday ai Tanss,o
-t1HruHufsiH northwest t| sh.ut.
urskl iu which the nlislr,it were
defeated thn American troops cap.
tur.d several ~urIanu.fH u uImurT 0.
machine rHrH anl uIHer r-IuIpu,uL
in Che nehruT usHr s~huuEurk
liTa|aU troops fuI.Hf HIIO lN 600
with ODE Americans british HuI
French with eront lat,n Allied ur.
planes flow low oNnr fhr runds Whrr.
oven thn GLOW mntIua If1ishstilH slo =
irHuHpnf,H sore room DO h0mhs Wer.
tr1ppod con tHcm Tho utlatofs ALSO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

attacked the Boishcvihi with machine
gun fire.
The noiahcviti offensive began
with small raids and a bomhnrdmcni
Of tst iadeuER, which was the most
snuihefly position hold ~ the allies
on THE front The first attacks we're
rcpuised. but the Americans and Rus
|an Eufrlsoning the town were sub.
icctsd 90 a rain % approximately
1000 shells daily Tor n week.
un January ? about 900 noifho.
VIII infantry attacked Kihaaofski on
the Tnrnin river. thirty miles west OF
Shcnkursk. The Russian cusncks
and allied iufaptry th.te withdrew
about len miles 10 shlshevo witch
the noishcviki occupied january 20.
The coEnackH counter attacked thr
neat day with the object Of rcinknr
Shisheyo bit were fofred 20 With
draw In the face Of superior numbers.
IN tho direction Of the uvina rVer
n small outpost thirty miles east If
Shenkurrk WIS attacked on Innunfs
20 ~ 900 uoishcNik and driven bach
fifteen miles
with tho TANKS on the east ani
wrHi threatened tho Americans and
huasinnH were forced 20 Withdraw NJ
SheloHhn. fifteen miles south OF Chen.
kurst THIS withdrawal was carried
out without loss except for severn.
small rune which werr abandoned T.
the snow The temperature To- ~
inHf few DAYS has been n1 low ~
twenty or thirty below seen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

well a. tho fu~ncuonatlca 81 the civil
government. are holding their posts
under b revolutionary government
General Won HlndenbuFg very re-
l~uctnutly retained his pot" Won
oroonfr told me- AT last he con
scented. because he felt that he owed
that duty 70 his country IN my ouln-
ion y .icforv which General Hin
denhurr won owe himself ~aa the
~erratrst victory he a eve won
~ whose Instance ala he consent %
retain his poatf A. that 81 the sec.
Rotary % war o. the hsiacr'a cabinet.
according 10 the statements n other
nfflcera All the officers % the army
Retained their posts Tor the same ca
san. They were ordered 20 40 nu The
Incoming Revolutionary government
fftalued the working machinery. civil
q milltpry. 81 the old government.
There was frlrcelY any cunflict.
over ulrht tho Wurkers and Soldlere'
councils assumed authority 20 issue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

urFe toward democracy ln Germany.
There are n very great many trut
democrats In Germany, but this reyo-
luton came AZ his time solely be-
cause Germany Lost the war. u WIS
Grrmnny'a way out Germany quit
The kniacr and The rect % ths mon
archicai stable because she foii she
had backed the wrong horae.
The war was popular m Germany
'untn then We believed Ne were win
III We had won The war IN. kaiser
would have Leen the greatest mun In
the world"
Therefore the genesis 81 a.. revo-
luton leaves me cold. fta leaders are
Ebert and fcheidcmann Ebert and
Gcheidsmann. leaders of German so-
clallsm. aid the bidding Of the mill
tarY clique faithfully through the
war. scheldsulann told me himself
that he urged the Indication % the
kalncr IN the early days 81 November.
There would have been q regency
said he. zone Of the kaiserH rrand-
children would have Inherited The
throne"
(which onsf" 1 asked
n do not remember the name. n
makes no difference"
stnfus ri the f<-ndrr-
80 that schcidemann. revolutionary
leader. tried on the very eve Of he
revolution 20 awe thr Institution ~
monarchy. This Ebert rrheidrmasn
group ~ praised By the rruciionarles.
General Won Gr0ener. whu ls Ludon-
dorffs successor. and Who rnid be
spoke with the approval ~ linden
burf. was warm IN M approval N
Ebert The officers o. che army. as
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

many women whether beautiful o.
not. have no hfnlna To become the
companion ct men 90 brains. There
is iu That case NO comprehension ~
the others finest thoughts ana feel.
iura. There ls uo mentality to meet
mans mentality although oniS
through such meeting can the soul ho
rcnrhsd ''
Then she writer went ON 10 cEplnin
that because womou'a thoughts had
hson limited 90 clothes ard servants
FOR ages thor had hecnmo 80 atrophisd
thny could NOT fnaton themselves upon
subjects worth while: that feminine
rursip WIS Incompatible with sofious
hiniinr sn incompatible with scrioua
work Boz fact women were born with
n pnUafirHI Instinct and doubtless
would retain if until thr end ~ time
f IH uuf OF fhr question Tor thrm
90 become economically independent
hr bad summed up
was an angry when I finished read.
Iur thuf 2 did not hear Mr. Harlow
come iu I often spent my noon hour
with p buok instenl OF going "a
when be- spoke 7 looked up ana no
presented mr 10 of the most Ht.
Inactive mon I over bad seen
Miss Morrison. Mt i~nmuhoer one
ul our clients
bowed surf'iv huf NJ inmphc,r
extended DTS hand and saii.
No Harlow hos made mp quite
anxious tn meet Nou Nlss Morrison
tis tolls mo YOU ore o. wonderful
Woman
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

Germany h not sorry she began ne
var But ahe - very sorry that she
lost n.
That h ne dominant impression ieft
on my mind after a two weeks tour
thruufh Germany An which J travelled
Twelve hundred miles. saw many cii.
-. n talked with mani men.
~ - q wholly lmrenltenf hui a thor
tuAuL whipped Germany th4i I
found. A hunnry Germany. which is
tooktnH toward the United States IN
me hope that food may be Furnished
~ the Americans A utrmnny which
hntlnn horn fhrnHaed ou ~ her boots
orer-niHht adopted President wilson's
fourteen points. she hopes 20 make
% them an instrument With which
rhe can pry upen the oyster ~ the
fuiurc.
Hnrkcl the WruuE rlor-c.
found q Germany ~ revolution
and evolution. I am unable 20 make
myself believe that there j. a tras
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

Rabbits eve thrive well IN a heat.
I'd room They are like chickens IN
mat they require on abundance 81
fresh. pure air. OF course, they need
shelter. however and must be given
which o. huffuW on cold nights Thf
hutch must be kept clean. and Al
this time 81 year should BE- placed so
that "a uli resolve The sunlight nj
least a few hourH each day Rabbit
keeping la very simple u n few acnsi.
hle rules are kept in mind
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

Heavy, Impure blood makes %
muddy. pimp.y complexion. nsnd
aches. nausea Indigestion. THO
blood makes you weak. pate aud
sIckiy. For pure biooI. sound 'udI.
rostion. Use Hurdocka Blood E.tfsiH
ti.25 al an stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

butchers shop and
ran OF with n leg
Of mutton Where
upon the butcher
irsued forth. dr
muudinr of Pot 90
that was hiH dog
So. replied Pat
HiYiy cycling tho
frrinr dag witch
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

Examine the potatov ana onions
stored IN the cellar otherwise you may
lost many 81 them n they start 70 GOT.
decay spreads rapidly, Pick out all
that arr uut perfectly sound and uss
them ~ oncr. Remember that the
onions must BE- heut perfectly Try II
the atmosphere a. moist be- the ven.
tlailun puor. thsy ere almost ccr.
tain 10 spoil within a short time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

"a % D. o. y
caught iu tht fift
was mighty scared.
fo much so thHt
when be came up
Tor medical ckaiu-
lnHfI1u even tho
phYaIr.IuH
dIsguHtrt Win
hIm. while tiioF
n.---LmlI him Mn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

about pakrd the
magistrate
Your honor. n
b. about a. ease OF
two dozen bottles
90 wius
"Oh n that De-
Hll returned the
magistrate
court can easily
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

whom f WuH hope .
tn extract SOM o
Important Informal
ton. bat Fritz was
rlum
whats the mst-
Tor demanded the
general Arc you
sore 90 France
SO Fritz wasn't
sore al Fruurr or
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28
Laugh With Us

A lady. very dcslrnus OF conceal.
inE the awful fact that she h. the
same age us her husband. observed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

4 magistrate postponed a Caso fnr
n week. but Of the attorneys lee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

through a country town. accompanied
hv a collie Tho dog. unknown 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

4 staff officer tells a good ono on
General roshiur n seems hat a
German had been captured FROM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

England or belgium.
Its dot Christopher columbus Ito
discovered America
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

INNfNNN MNNNN NNN N~NNNNNNNN may
have owed o. origin tn n democratic
impulse. I believe that the revolution
ary movement toward democracy is
slncere, I think the kaiser has gone
forever. along with 90 the little kings
and Strand dukes and princes OF tho
machinery uf the ola empire. Ger
many switched from %uutocraoy 90 de-
muriacy because a~uiarrucy did unt
ull-aud neenuan President WILSON
demanded lf-Ind because peace wHa
worth any price Eut the switch was
made Hn e1lllY-fho discovery that
Hans didn't really love biz master
was 30 readily muhc-thcrr Hro go
many ola grievances ln the German
mind, that tho least probable thing
in Germany D. the return 90 the
Kaiser
The herman belief Is that some sort
% h parliamentary government Will
be- worked nuf ~ the dlrortered mess
in whirh Germany d. now Perhaps
The allies WNu help shape that not-
eminent Tho HurFeafiun dorH NOT
seem % arnuFo resentment The hope
b. for n United States 90 Oermunt
Tho movement FOR the complete lu.
dependence % the German sfutos
seems 10 have Be- ORIGIN largely lu the
dislike fHlf for Prussia fuf dIfHrulf
aa this may be Tor Americans % boz
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

orders 10 voh mndennurr and ur.
Self 10 the rD-cAlied reNulutlon u a.
doubtful n nne hundred persons were
iiucd. Yer the control % an army of
seven million hard bitten fighting men
ha1 passed.
Now I shall nay something which
may rcem uafndnSiral and l~nrouHlst.
rut hut I DO nos believe IL By
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

ITO hc continued
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28
DICKY p DIARY

TUESDAY: At THE MOVES TO
DAY, WHEN I GOT UP TO COL
RECALLED HAD PUT M NICE
MEN HAT on THE NEXT SEAT.
p BIC FAT GUY WAS IN
THE SEAT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28
does

does
The Nenana daily news., 1919-02-15

intendent Davis, of the Bureau of Mines, the cost of installing hydro-electric plant is greater than One which would use the fuel avail able at the coal fields, and the use of water might also necessitate the installation of steam plant as an auxiliary.
 The proposed bylaw amendments, which were presented to the club for the first reading last week, were read a second time last night and adopted. The amendments provide for the creation of finance com mittee and prescribe its powers and duties.
 While the excursion discussion was in progress, Robert E. Burns spoke enthusiastically of the scenic beauty of the Lignite coun ny. and assured the members that a delight ful two days could be spent in vic wing the wonders of that portion of the Nenana valley He men toned one vein of coal, short distance above the Burns mine, which measures 150 feet, measured a. right angle to the strike. At another point, he said, so many seams are exposed that the whole mountain had the appearance of pe- ing solid mass Of coal. He ad- vised those making the trip to be sure to take cameras along
The Nenana daily news., 1919-02-15

FOR SALE.--Tent 10x12, four-foot wall, with floor and walls boarded up. Yukon stove and table. Lock and key to door, S20 Inquire at Rust House.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-02-15
RED CROSS, NOTICE

The local branch of the Red Cross will meet for the French relief sew ing every afternoon except Satur- days and Sundays, until further notice at the home of Mrs. F. D. Browne, chairman of the local Red Cross, on the Commission reserve.
 The completion of these garments is desired at the earliest possible moment. All women who will assist the Red Cross in rushing this work are cordially invited to be on hand between the hours of 1 80 and 5 o'clock.
 Nenana-The Gateway to McKiulsy
The Nenana daily news., 1919-02-15

together with lo are not pao on before February 199 will reported for forfeiture 458 CARL SCHMIDT
 Townsie Manager.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-02-15
MEMBERSHIP CF COMMERCE CLUB
 GROWS STEADILY

Two more names were added to the membership roll of the Nenana Commercial club It last nights meeting, bringing the total member ship of the organization up to 94. The new members are F. 4. Head and Harry Owen. The attendance at the regular weekly meetings also has been growing steadily of late, and last night the number present was so great that the accommoda- tions of the club quarters were tax ed to capacity.
 The business transacted last night consisted chiefly of the receipt and consideration of committee reports, and discussion of the proposal to hold club excursion to the end of steel and the Eva creek quartz properties of Neil Mccall and asso- ciates. Mr Mccall was present and promised to make the visit to his district both pleasing and inter esting to members of the club.
 The publicity committee, of which Dr. R. R. Myers is chairman, re- ported the despatch of telegrams to Washington and Fairbanks, rela- tive to the indorsement of the con structon program of Secretary Lane The committee was instruct ed to arrange for an advertising slide to be shown at the Post pie ture show house at Fort Gibbon, setting forth the merits of the Broad Pass trail
 Frederick D. Browne informed the publicity committee that the trail had been shortened consider ably since last mention was made by the club of the distance between ends of steel. The distance at pres ent, he said, is only 145 miles.
 The publicity committee was also instructed to inquire into proposi tion submitted 3y the New West magazine, a new Seattle publication, which informed the club that Ne mana and the government railroad had been given considerable desir- able advertising in the February issue. ...... r
 Chairman H. B. Joseph, of the roads committee, reported that the matter of securing survey of, a proposed road into the kantishna district had been taken up with the miners of that .district, with a view to having a largely signed petition presented to the proper authorities. Other petitions had been mailed. he said, to other nearby districts. MT. Joseph also reported the receipt of telegram from Geo. W. Penning- ton, in winch the club was informed of meeting with Major Waugh, Of the Alaska Road commission, and of the favorable outlook for interest ing the commisison in Nenana dis trict road needs. < ? Chairman Myers, of the commit- tee appointed to cooperate with Fairbanks in the movement to se- cure government aid for prospectors stated that he expected to visit the upper town at an early date, and that he hoped to have some thing to report upon his return. A bill covering this matter. he said, is now pending in Congress, and there is little more .to be done pend- ing final action on the matter.
 M. A. Schaeffer, of the mining committee, informed the club of the completion of the mineral cab inet, and of the display therein of a number of ore samples received from various districts tributary to Nenana. Upon the suggestion of Mir. schaeffer, the, committee was in
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-11

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-11

COUPON
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(Both Pareuts)
Date of promotion to rank of.,,,,.,..-.....,.....
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-12-11
Sb,uG 9ristnffen Seeinfiem paliueliia
. Sint. 4:6-1

Scum t1t1 tpeIiiIle opetat, Min DIET bptpG &ristifien
Seeiufien ~palpeliia, iofa raipitiet itieGii usfon ia
len bpipan opin ianoilla, iota DIET nouoattamtt. Mhitto
epdppbid ia amnndin tariia farta ia barioito itiedfi iu-
mulihiuteen. Silld rlutmiiIIilesta barioitufiesta on
main pab6rt bDotp1; rnltta iinoliirioesta on bpotpG
~taiffeen, fosfa fila on eldntdn hipais, fef6 %npfpiier
ettd tilepaiien. 8arrna on de lana ia tpastaanotta.
mista faifin pioIin aniaitlepa. Sit6 t~portenban me mai.
ipaa ndentnte ia fiIpoittelentnte, fosfa me olertnte pan.
meet toifpommte eGipGGn Slnalaar, iota on taiffien If.
misten tpapobtoia, mariinfin rsfopaisten. TGtG f6sfe
ia opeta.
SdIleer tapaarnne tefstiSidrnnie freiffalatien oiafo,
nos. Ianan. T6siG iiId on pleinen %uterfitps, tarfoittoer
aristifien palpeliioa, ~ioIobiena Simoters oil. SGne
polpeliialle antoa 8aaipaIi obieita rniten ban motif Of
Ia bppG p~oIpeliio; ie on nGioen ~iparipien iiidIto.
". Y~aliueliiam iueluulliinnSet
4. SGmen tnlce bnplebtia ~iticstaGn. - Sofa ratpit
it itIeGIi". sos olennle i%ponnatt6, fuibtim riuiniinnntt
pian. Giipam iantoin on Iaita b~engeniien eI6nlGrnmeN
jog entme ratpitie iieluantme, fiolee de fpnteibin. Gten
fin fen, ionta hiIee- mmiIIe iafaa eldnianianoa, on pt
oett6ipG buoIta oman fieIunia e~ldmiiestd sos ndet It.
feIId Ell ole el6ntdd, on ~toistenfin ruoffiminen niabbo
toata Sltmalan mieler ~ntutoor, fila SunlaIan tobto OF
fe, eta ~Saarnoaia eIdd itfe iHtd tot,uioesta, iota bdr
Sattetaam
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oIIefirioittaa iitlistlfien, ettd tio-
mion iulistomiien ia fen tdptdmtoon
panon m6IiIId atna of oIeipa fol.
menfpmmenen pdiudn alta. SenidI.
feen fat Sbeoooiias hilIa firffoon,
miitto bdnen oil iieIId aietiittotpo
tatrmafiemtefiioioen ~ipridiieen fop-
peenL Imam fr,iiruio ia pitrppiyra.
'ipiitton. a,tn fatitutisborioitis hdin