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The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
WHITE TEAM CAPTURES
MEET AT ST. ALBAN'S

st. Adams held a closed track
meet Monday at the CathedTal
track which was won by the Whites
with 1s7 points to 112 for the Blues.
The program consisted of seven
events including a two-lap race
with high jump and a relay race.
The summary follows:
Two laps around track, class .
First. Jones: second, II. whitman
third. Gould: fourth. Hereford.
- Class 3. relay-First. Blues (Rose.
Lloyd, Rossean Hammond. Wheel
err: second, Whites.
Shoe race. Glass 3-First. Ham
' nnond. second. ]. whitman. third.
Rose fourth, Lloyd.
Shoe race. class 4-First. Davis
second. F. Van Dusen: third. Wheel
-er; fourth. Montgomery.
Glass 4. relay-First. White: sec
ond. Blues.
High jump. class First. Water
man; second. Hitchcock: third. Mid
dleton: fourth, Goode-waters.
High jump. class 2-First. Gould
second. willauer: third. Jones;
fourth. Hereford-Lynch.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
BRITTON TO APPEAR
In LYRIC THEATER

Baltimore. April 22.-Like a cork
won much of his ring fame. just can't
Club, before which the late Joe Cans
won much of in sring fame. just can't
help from bobbing up. This time the
organization in which Hon. Nickel,
popular owner of the Folly Theater.
has become the guiding genius with
Billy Mccarthy as the matchmaker.
is going to stay on the surface for a
while. The announcement that the
Eureka will feature in a twelve-round
no-decision battle at the Lyric May II
by Jack Britton, worlds welterweight
champion. and Johnny Tillman, a
slashing battler of Minneapolis, Wis,
has stirred up much favorable COM
ment among the local fistic devotees.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
.VILLAN0VA TO PLAY
CATHOLIC u. T0SSERS

Catholic University will play the
Villanova baseball team this after
noon on the Brookland diamond in
their first meeting Of the season
The Pennsylvania team Is always
a tough one for the c. L. nine and
this year it will be harder for the
Brooklanders. as Coach Moran's club
does not come up TO the standard OF
past outfits. {. L. has not had good
pitching this spring. which has han
discapped the team in all its games
to date.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
BOYLSTON WINNER
OF TARGET MATCH

Pinehurst, N. C.. April 22-The
first $50 targets of the North and
South Amateur Trapshooting Tour
nament were shot at the Pinehurst
Gun Club today. W. n. Boylston, the
new Florida champion, leading the
field at 143. Homer Clark, the ma
tional professional high average
champion. broke 146 shooting for
targets and headed the remarkably
good professional field.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
HERMANN WILL SEE
GAME FROM AIRPLANE

Cincinnati. Ohio. April 22.-Garry
Hermann. president of the Reds
and chairman of the National Com
mission, today announced he had
accepted the invitation of Maj. II.
p. Hemphill to make a flight over
Redland Field previous to the start
of the opening game with the st.
Louis Cardinals tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
TENDLER REFUSES TO
BATTLE STEVENSON

Pittsburgh, Pa. April 22-Lew Tend
Ter, of Philadelphia, and Mel Steven
son, of La Sale. Ill. were scheduled
to meet in a 10-round bout here last
night. but when Tender learned that
Stevenson was ten pounds over the
weight stipulated in his contract he
refused to go on. Hundreds of dis
appointed boxing fans were refunded
their money.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
RACES TODAY
AT HAVRE DE GRACE

RACES DAILY. including m Stee-
plechase. Special Pennsylvania
Railroad Train Leaves IL 40 n. mn.
Connects with baltimore Special
Train leaving I s05 p. m. direct TO
course.
.tDMIssION-GRANDsTAND AND
'ADD0Ck. sf.6S, LADIES. s1.10-
- iadinE War Tax. FIRST RACE
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
Britton Matched with Gnfiths.

Buffalo. y. Y. April "A match
WAS arranged today between Jack
BrItton. the welter-weight champion,
and Johnny Griffiths. of Akron, Ohio
They Will come together in a l0-round
bout at the next boxing show of the
Nelodrome A. C.. of Buffalo. n. Y, on
the night of May 5 Dan Morgan ac-
ccpted the match for Brittou over the
telephone.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
Annie Oakley at Gun Club.

Pinehurst n. c., April 2.-Annie
Oakley has no respect whatever for
flying targets or standing records. She
broke 80 out of 100 birds at the Pine
hurst Gun Club receusly in an exhibi-
tion shoot at regulation distance. This
is the best ever done at Pinehurst BY
a woman gun, amateur or profess
sional.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
KiIbane MAY Meet Kid Coster.

Champion Johnny Kilbane, feather
weight titleholder. has just been Of
fered a guarantee OF 5000 from Pro-
moter Abrams. the fight promoter OF
New Orleans. to meet Kid Coster, of
New Orleans. in a 20-round bout for
the feather-weight title. II Abrams
posts the 5000 Kilbane and his man.
ager. Jimmy Dunn, ought to lose no
time IN clinching the match
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
PREP RACE FOR
BIG PREAKNESS
Ihree-Year Olds to Get Try
Out at Havre de Grace
Saturday for Pimlico.
Havre de Grace Selections.

First Race. s. Grason. E1tty
Gordon. Querca-
Second Race-Marco Polo, lnss
Sterling. Nive MCGEE.
Third Race-SalvateIle, Sister
Emblem. KewesSa.
Fourth Race-Enos. Zouave, Jo-
Selma Zarate.
Fifth Race-Harry Breivozel, su-
bahdar. Roi Craig.
Sixth Race-Ballad. Widow Be-
dotte. Stir Up.
Seventh Race-Sleeth. Romeo.
Jack Healy.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
Cubs Have Final Work.

Chicago. April 22.-Manager Mitch
ell today drove his Cubs through a
grilling practice session. ,Tomor-
row his men and the Pittsburgh Pi-
rates clash in the opening game of
the big league season here.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
Pirates Leave for Opener.

South Bend. Ind. April 22.-The
Pittsburgh Pirates exhibition sea-
son Is at an end. Manager Beck
announced today that his team
would hike for Chicago and get
ready for the pennant race.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
Pete Herman Wins.

Trenton, N. j.. April 22.-Bantam
Champion Pete Herman shaded
Patsy Johnson. this city. after Sight
fast rounds of milling at the Tren-
ton A. c.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
&TW0 .as THREEnSEn
ES PUTTING r'.Next One Over WITH W W.
e &BUGS RAERR M -

L
Spends the night the glue pao bending the
elbow with the boys and buzng about good days
baes the second bounce and ume the third
thinks of the old timers who
high caught liners and free
lunch barehanded
Flat wheels home wife him pitched
Sets alarm clock for and won't Then up
night and watches his ticket
Pokes his skull window a isn't raining
He takes the credit for the beautiful raining
he would have blamed it on the Administration Operates
grapefruit its adenods and Also spars
soft boiled and from house before the wife wakes
Goes the mucilage garage bartender helps
him look the sky. They decide that
earthquake they who thought nothing
pitching doubleheader thought nothing swattng home
runs thought nothing of the umpres in fact thought of
thing.
They look the sky through glasses
Then the bartender the fans boss
phone He tells boss that this the fans wife
sick in bed the davenport that he will be unable
today Bartender hasn't rcharsed Mrs Fans
detects signs of whkers the He tells
tender to hang and he will call back Boss calls back
saloon and fires fan telephone price
lof call of his
Fan figures being but it might have
been might have rained He walking
park and wonders where all the funny looking
buy automobiles Figures they
line at ball park and only hours before the
which is awful narrow margin.
Cheers the first guy the field he is
cheering the ground keeper
sky shining clear so he offers to sell his
rain check in for thin dime Homo
and he holers himself silly Which
back in his and talks with the
European situation Gets excited about the
that he forgets he hasn't one himself.
Mayor laughs himself dizzy
He doesn't know what it's all about but everybody laughs when
throws baseball Umpire boots
him the grand buzzer Gets with guy
about the Peace Conference Paris and tells
German the will
signature another scrap of paper
Fan has his back the diamond but he everybody
else when the umpire calls strike strike
Resumes argument world questions guy
that America defeat the world anything from
ball pops grandstand catch it. He
finger which him with
of his life Nexeat gets the foul and sticks in his
where it still foul down and grab
back but fan helps hoo him Cop looks sheep and
Visiting makes and fan changes
and for rain
Buys drink from boy and what will do
after July Orders peanuts and shares shells everybody
stands Yawns and stretches lucky
bugs
bartender tells him all Spends of
the trying think Of explanation for friend
home midnight with shoes off, Wonders
when they always them in their hand
Kicks umbrella with wakes I'D wife
only prepared the worst also prepared it.
She fouls a lamp off his bean.
the second division
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
Exhibition Games.

= At Brooklyn-Yankees. 5: Brook
1yn. 4.
y. At Polo Grounds-Yale, 3: Giants,
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
LINEUP OF TEAMS FOR
OPENING GAMES TODAY

Umpires-Owens and Hildebrand.
The starting time is $50 p. m.
Gates open 1:3O p. m
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
Major Leagues Start.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Where They Play Today
Athletics at Washington
Boston at New York.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Chicago at st. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
where They Play Today.
New York at Philadelphia
Brooklyn at Boston
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at Chicago
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23

Spends the night the glue bending
elbow with the boys and buzng about the good old when
batters the second bounce umpes
Gets sentimental and when he thinks of the old
high caught liners and free
lunch barchanded.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23

Flat wheels home and wife fans him with three pitch
Sets alarm clock for and prays it won't rain Their
night and watches his ticket
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23

Pokes his skull of window o'clock and isn't raining
He takes the credit for the beautiful weather If
he would have blamed the Administration.
grapefruit its adenods and
wife wakes up
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26
KANSAN kIRJEITA

Suomesia ia liifuiia iouffo laster
Iopiia ia miita iutuloiiia ia tlutto-
mia. Se owat faaneet p1Gtt11 moi
len eldmGni6 ia mnittaa iiaiieen
funniaan, iosio mprsfDt eli en1d
poitboa, eit1 iielnmmibolliien moli
enid uleti. Siell1 ianpat iiGti lau-
loa fiitos- ia plistpsldulua topetul.
le 9aritialle, iota on lpiimeiiena
p1ipGn1 tlileua ia Derattama beioat
ief1 faitti mitut uStopaiiet ploS
baitoostu il fiitiliipa faiffi tpfOnlG,
|iotfo orpot bGntd ieuranneet forpen-
tiellG. Siell1 be faifti iuapat fun
nianfrulinin, iofu on firffaatnpi
FUN iGteilep1 aitrinto. Seeluflen
bompoibin turlpautinpa iisfonne,
2ilp 2unogren
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26
Mnnanbale, Minn.

1T. 10 p. oil iitblabetfi f%.-ieura-
Human ierrdbltoneella. Yastori S.
llrpilainen on pitqnpt rippitoulua
t1Gll0 ia ieltraatpat lnpiet rtoisti-
tpot fasteenialiiton: Irmas Wtdti,
@lnna 9Gbti, 2ilian 2ontto, Sppli
yeitpoIa ia Silia 2inoala. &annista
oil ia mielt1 plentGaudG fun lapiet
oioiimat min mainion bppin WaStd-
ia, iosta iopii antaa papille fittot.
let.
Mrs ia Scr s. MGfi oipat iaaneet
botanic Sranfin fotiin &ansfaStu.
Sansfa olifin tapata Srdnfid. Obtd
iloiiena ia tobtelionna FUN alma en-
nentin ban palnii ia mitapGs ne
mllta FUN fomistiripat poiat iilld
matfalla. - Sooetto latin taas,
oifein ubfaalpa ltfonilma oil. Dill
pit1npt rlhpeta tasiG beinGntefoon,
moan OH iantit 6aSetta pGban niin-
FUN Iiiafii. = Ntin, olin unbottaa
ettG Mirs Sobn Nattion on fapnpt
ebf1 &ansfasio ia tuomlt iiaue rem
gin; past. llrpiloinen meni tdn1on
tpoltuuttumaat tltlofastd, apaat en-
Saanllt mined tStooni,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26
Goberts, Mont.
t6 b. feiGf. 1919

8astori @l1ori Wtontundsial
&elGfirln 5 p1tp1nd iaapui pos
tori g. @uori Eobes6in oiemalle
josta bGnet bafi @. @arila alum
.nplleen ioSin idmono iltana oil bar.
~tuusbetfi. Sattui folmetoista iulto-
tiaon Siirin ipntpm1paimGtii, joten
oil fafiinfertainen iltblobetfi itlloin.
Observation-Disclosures oil
6orin boolilln, iobon oil fertpnpt
bpipGn puoleilesti faniaa. Oil ilub-
outtotpaa n1bo1 ibmisten ottaipan
northumberland tilaiiuufitin o-
|lao fltin eoelliiellG ferralla pastori
@uorenfin fapoesid t1dlld, y. III.
ioarnoajain iosfitS poifetesia tdnne.
- Sel1raaipino pdimind fulfil pas.
tori et1GmmGlI1 llontoloisten aunt
Itopoifoilln GolumbutleSia aSti ia
oil lnnella bnrtaltstotolttlls)d olllti
runioasti fuulioita.
8eriuntaina t3 p:nG pitt bdr
Sorin f~ontriIla @lios 8aoiuolan to:
loSia ieltrot ia iimebGn olifin TO.
toontunlit polion ibmilia. Nlur
muosln tostettiin iamaSla tilaiiint
oesia 0tatti 2pptiien folme laSto
iotfu iGiipGt GioiStG oripoifii folmi
lien fltuta iitten. - Mtifd faunis ic
ibono betfi onfaan fnsteen tointitltS
Snnelli1et ne ldpiet ioiben morbem
mat ioatt0put beio1t 10 pienen1 tai
maalIiien SIGnl1 ia @elieniG Dbtep
teen. Noioen losten iioditi fuisfai'
for1uuuni foimitltfien p1GtpttD1: nDt
Ell lapiet enGG ole orpoia.
Smpelnieura periistettiin t1ll1fir
lfontrillo mustoistn frtrofiintoeld,
MIDI ,rporten. SSSrtrnola lite tponiG fin,
notfoon ia lietlofoon tilltonia ib.
miSten ipo1miin, iotta ptenesta Il
n~opiniiemenestG foSfpaiii ta6llGfir
iuuri pitli ionfa ofIille linnrtt ra'
fentoiiipot peii1niG. =
SGn1Gn 16 p. on pnstori @uori
olottanut rippifoullia &eb 2oo9esla.
Soma fliapllS apaimoo taGllG
lltontoo. Solipi oil Junction, eif1
fiinnon iooetta ole ollitt fofo 4cm1d-
ma. @elioiot omat bplpin D1bdSIo
mebesi1 iotta fuinpriis on min plei-
men, peljGt11n ettei TITLE tGnd muon.
no moanmilieliolle puitomaa eifo
leifottoipoa.
Snfin lasfettii leitfid ettG: Inn
Montono tl1li fuimofii min Ell ole
fobta mettGfGGn iliotamofli. 8oiffa
tito iiinG lltbteesia Montanan fni-
tprnis on bp,pin ep1ilpttGhpG!ld tor'
MALTA.
q 90
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%apaiien &istin pbo;Stpstcn tan'
ia~iniuGlincn t%onferensii
sc. Sirrui

Nbopspaltoin, &ansfan, Gng!an.
nilL Stolion ia Supunin T!tnnilen
RiStin nboistpSten e0ustojot pit&mGt
a5isttuit rcslarottclua EortliSie. jon
ia t%orfoittfierlo of luunnitelln Eu-
noien &istin maStaista obielmna.
Sanottltjen maiden ebustoiot jGries.
tGptpimGt tdsId f%ofolFflesio fomiteaf.
Al, iofu otti t~e9tGmGfIeen lootio eb.
ootllfien fofp mailman Hunoien
Gistin pboiStpsten apoStoiSto toinin-
tuo porten.
SbmiSflmnm fGriintDfiet iooon q.
jolla ia iooan jGlfeen niuot ionoin
aforementioned. Mtitd moninoilem.
mat fonioien ruoffimis- ia uiibesta.
Observation-Disclosures poottapot rot.
faiiuaan. @oimottoimmotfaan bal
litiflet eiip1t moi pflinGGn iitorittod
iitG iGttilGisnn1ist1 ulioestoon rotten.
tuntus. ia alpustuStpot1, ioto faitfi.
ollo taripitaan, apoon titlee fanla'
laisten faifisSa maisio rientdu tpo'
paoebtoiello toiminnoGIa ohunSto-
moan bollitisten tpot1.
@enefpen alfitperGinen 8rnutien
Histin toimintaa fosfefpoa iopinitS
tarfoitti etuiiiasio i~itoioto niioen
puoliteettomnutta, jotfa boitipot lai-
rata ia baomoittuneita lotiloito. S1'
ma Soto on fiunntinfin opettanitt et-
ia naturalization iooon falibut ttnfeit-
tmpat iofoiien fonian iofaiieen fo-
tim. On ientGboen fdpnpt tarpeel-
liIefIi ~loaicnton BunoIen &iStin toi-
mintou uIettuapufii Ell ai1tooStoon to.
oittomiin pofoIaiiiin, wuan mpos.
tin ihpiilibenfiIoibin beio1n fooeis,
foun tuisteluliniojen tofano. yept
Ioppuneen ioom ojollo on Buroren
&isti tebnpt tGtG. Se on mposftn
iooputtumit loioo tofemitsta aitien
ia losten bitoltumifesio. Mposfin
on iilIe oipoiitiinitt iuuri toimiaIa
feiibfotautisten ia muioen toirosten
boitomiiesiu. SGm1 e~oelldmairtittn
fomiteo on uumiteIGltt pleiien fefo
mooiLman Brnolen Histin pboistps'
TEN ~tctoufien pitGmistd, misi1 Bii'
noien &istin mostoinen toiutinta to-
ten Looiemettimo idriestettdiiiin.
Eorfoitiis on iouoo tdtffi mooilntan
toniot pbteistoimirttoon ibmiippoen
ia ibmisfunnrton bpudtii. Sliobon
toimintoon iifdIlptettGifiin ibmisfim-
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Settle Sinner, Mimm.

&aitntiogentti 6. g. Sobnlor or
toirninut tGnne pulooIiteelle nlcitc
pieni1, poifosta toiieen fiiletettapic
iobomDllpi1, ioisia t%uoimnoro fdnte'
tGGn lomppu-oIiplld eli faloliirillo
fGpp11 "t%roctoria", ioto fonetto
mposfin noiooan fGpttd1 maoii tint
t6miieerL teioen iiIitpfieen, q. NJ. pe'
totpobon tim fabuitbomma loppitit.
Sroctorin liidfli tiilee tdpiin iporiis'
tettu inbampIIp foiffine iiiben fiiii'
littpine oiineerL ia loittua ne tlilc'
moan p~oIo-o,puStiis fontisfiont, mat
loen niioen binnart, mitttd fdrrrtn'
rien on eniinn1 miooostettatud fes-
fuuoestaon flubt, iobon tllee mo-
bint1in toistafpmmentd iGientd, lot
Ia lupoomot fomisiionille mafioo
troctorin ia dnbompllpn 'pitoli oltii'
per6istG ~ostobintoo tafoiiin %ioiilitt.
81 b. 1920, ionta ~oripioiooon tefe'
nan noin 100000 eli $1,000. 100 moi.
BELLE. SoistapuoIto binnosto ei
tortpttfe milointdan mafioa, eifd
fortoo peritd I~airtdan. Tantd tor
|foittoa idmod ftiin ETH iImdn Dol.
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Samaraef, Minn. &eiGf. 10 1919
&iituslanie

9ppo1n tGmGn fuittta lalllla iu-
limat tiitofieni nanpureille l1beltd
ia foilfaa iiitG balisfasto ia ootta-
mattnnosta pllGtpstefferista, &ans-
fosto tuliaiiifii, ionfa bommalitte
fotononi, S~amaracfisin tGIndn fritn
II p1iwGn illallo. &iitollifunoen
pelosio olen teille iofailele ia TIT
len alma muistamann tantan ilta:
betten.
YstGwppoellG Sei0Gn
@ictor st. YeterIon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-26

uitoille, @isconiiinin ia l1nnen nal.
tioibin. Gniitii ppidbopin @aplesio,
isis. peIi Mnttilan luona ia f1npin
glirttoian niioilla pmpdri ia mpos.
fin @GinoslG f1win melii1 ia liio-
ria tenpebt1mGsfd, ia apeli Yifin
tansio tooistimme Seeiutien peren
m%oimastn
8eIi &utfoleltn fppoitiiwGt mimut
MapIen oienolle ia Min jatfoin
mattaani @lppL Minn. pastori
&uotialailen piiriim, iosla mpos
wiippin toistn miittoa; plbuin u
ieammasln p~aifasio, ia feIGfuun nell
jus pGima i%attoin matfaani Souoo-
Min Yeplaan, @mbarrnsiiin ia Bi-
Teen, josia 6ain mposfin gluttajalle
uuiio tilGoiia. Sa lain Iuttainlle
paifallisdiiamieben, Mrs &elta-
uIGen; bGn lltpairtlii ottmaan mas-
tuan tipon fnllisanpoilen toimen ia
tutmio usfolliiesti. Wtr aeltam1ell1
pioin ieilrat, ia melien ia Iilarien
ppmnostG ~pG1timane fcfoontra ieu-
ruaipdno pdilplrG belluntnino San-
tojoen tirffocrt, ia 6antdn pGiapGn H.
tanu mpo8fin fufcunnuimme Mr
8itf1ien t%alolle. &iitus 0tr Yitfd-
Ielle bNpGStG fppoistd.
@~irginiaSiG olifin Iuttuialla MS
folliiia dfimniebi1 II. IN. Wers Sill
ia Mr SuriumGft, ioslu pi0immeftr
bortauSbetten ipbou fofoOntuifir
mopuito armonluplia lieaponen Jp1f'
TO.
@ilbcrtiin, pust. &anfilnn piiriin
iauipuin p60ementoiStu p1ip1n II
lofii iosiu miitppin folnre Dot1 mel
Manfilon luMna; banellG fuin onfit
mt olnn ia founis tulo. Ta1llt
mpoSfin ofi SpartuSiu Iuttuiullt
lluttero oiionies Wtrs 2uine, ioter
lain oinoustuun 2usten Dstam1t
tilollfiia ia fGlpGiin mposfin Soir'
bonfiiSiu; iiellG pioimme GortattS
betten Observation-Disclosures
lima oil oifeen Iuteinen, uffoIei
Iuoetto toistopuorufmttta Satoi i
ipriIi. SiellGfin oil ientG6n fania
loiIiolmte npii0en miilm p1aSII
routatiest1 iu mpoSfin mopuita ar
molupiid ia tGdltd pddttufin np
lGbti1 firffuflmtunmle muuIifofotf
ieetl.
Sdtfetann
Sc. Sirtui
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somaracf, Mimn.

gbfG oton fpnGn f6teeni ia ter.
tpeboGn @1tttojon toimitrsta ia laa.
ioa lltfiiofilntaa ralban ia raffoloen
teripebopfiellG ia piirrdn multtamar
ripm paiffafumon tapabhtmisto.
@aSt. s.. @uori pistdptpi fesfrn1'
0esIamne tGntGn fl1un 1:ienG pGi
ip1nG julistamaSiio fallista orntor
fanomaa @rigbtin @ipan. 2ltb
Sromalaiien Geitoriio-S euran malia'
faiiella talolla ia iitte uitbelleen IT,
lola 1ltoriioliiton fofoAfiesio. Soi-
Sena p1imdn1 intfui iipblumenot
"2ofeiioe" foiiIlllu, little pioettiin
fabmifefferit juntolnnpolmelllflen j1-
Iest1 Sobn 8alIin talolla post
@uoren lGbetpstpon ofpustamiSto
aporten, jota ban on labtenpt letpit.
tGmGGm l1mtelle, iulistaen BELLE
SSeeiltfiesto &ristufl este meioGn
@apobtojoStd, iota on lpnooattam1i
pereniG meiodn ipnteimme iotpin-
motif @oIgotm iultrena ionintopGi-
pdnG, jolloin ban riipplii firoltfien
puusio ia buuii: "Se on t1ptettp"
ia nouii bios fltolIeista folmantena
p1imdnG ia omaii meiIle taitpaon
ftltoiiet portit iosto NIT &ristnfien
Seuroaiot ioalpot riem,iten fGDoG IL
6GIle.
Sofu oifa tofaperin fobtaii Mr
9lntti Sitf1stG itGp1 onnettomaius,
talitttoesiuan betuosto; behponen pill
IoStui ia Ioi bGnen pGin tuntoc.
Ioufaten b1nen noorolIiiesti. S1n
on npt Siiperiosio io~iroalasia, ml,t.
to Ell ole mielG tieton po~rontlimiies.
to. Scr &iobaro g. 3iemi f1ni pi.
tdmdsi1 bortoltsbetfen tGGIlG belIiin.
tai maonantaina ia Italia oil ieurc.
human fotous IifoIoi 2itonon to.
lola, ioSin pd1tettiin ett1 loiIIisti1-
tetoon feurofunto Min pion FUN
mnbooIlisto. W6pos mitutettiin ieli.
r~dfiinnan mimi, iofo on ennen oIllit
@riebt-So marocf @n. 2ittb. @on-
fnIltSieurnfunta, min MT on Sote.
piem @p. 2lttb. &oniallisieltrofunto,
fen iDpn tafia fitin on i6ieni1 fob
oesto eri foiirtista, min bpIiGttiin
fpl1in nbnet len tofia ettei ierro.
funtoo tpobmisteto fobbesio faitn.
tisio. Soiieno p1ip6n1 eli IT. t0:te-
ma pGimGn1 lootettiin iuiiren loot
top6en ioottomono iiGf1s iisfomme
Nars Sioac 8oIIi miimeiieen lepo.
fiionio. 8ainoia oil 70 ipitooen man
ia ia OH ban ollitt paiffnfunnon
e%niimmdinen fitontolainen oiirfds.
&dnen ofpiopuoIiionio Mr @dlli
poIoi find ii~ruresfo tliIipaIosio mil.
me ipfipnd Settle MiperiIli. @oi.
noiilIo on fofii tptdrtd ia foImte poi
foa ameritasfo ia mp5s ioitoin