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Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-04-07
RICH INDIANS WIFE
CONSENTS TO HUBBY
HAVING A GUARDIAN

10y MORNING JoJRSN- 81 EciAL LEASED wlsEl
Winfield, Kans,, April 6.-Mrs.
Jackson Barnett. wife of "the rich
est Indian in the world" is willing
to have her husband returned to
the charge of his guardian, if it
is agreed that the guardian will
provide maintenance for herself as
well as her husband and make her
heir to the Indians property.
A stipulation to this effect was
offered by Mrs. Barnett's attorney
today at the opening session of the
hearing of the Barnett case before
Judge Jackson. appointed by the
supreme court to hear evidence in
the habeas corpus proceedings,
The suit was started by Barnetts
guardian. Carl J. O'Hornett of
Henryetta, OKLA. who demands the
right to return his ward to Okla
homa. Barnett, who is 70 years
old. and his white wife last Febru-
airy were married without the
guardians consent at Coffeyville.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-04-07

into four rooms, sleeping on the
floor, Twelve men slept in a room
fifteen feet long"
General Harts replied that the
committee desired to "fasten some
thing on him. 1t was his desire,
he said, to tell the facts.
Representatives Bland said fifty
two men slept in a room 2Oxl5
feet, directly above General Hart $
office, without blankets, beds or
ventilation.
THAT is true" the witness re-
piled. Blankets were sent to
the men from the front They
would have had blankets if they
had been in Paris legitimately"
That explains the whole atu-
tude of the Paris command" Bland
replied. They We're there and you
didn't care what became Of them"
Not at ALL" General Harts re-
torted. These men were sulkers,
duty dodgers, who didn't remain
with their divisions The British
shot such men. our object was 10
tions as soon as possible. 1t was
remarkable that we accomplished
what we did"
Replying to question by Mr.
Flood, General Harts said an
American sergeant named Bender
had sold a part of the Metro sub
way in Paris TO a Frenchman and
collected 100000 francs. The SER
geant was 80 clever" it was diff
ficult to arrest him. the general
said
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-04-07

"beaten, threatened and inhumane-
ly treated"
Representative Bland, republl-
can, Indiana, who questioned the
witness, read reports of specific
cases in which officers We're said
to have assaulted soldiers and ask
ed whether General Harts took ac-
tion in those cases
General Harts said he always
followed recommendations of in
spectors.
That's the trouble" Mr.. Bland
returned, hard boiled, strong-arm
practices We're used constantly and
no one was punished
Il object to the words strong
armed. said General Harts,
Representative Bland charged
that soldiers were put through
the third degree but General
Harts said he had not been inform
ed of such conditions.
That's why you are before this
committee. +" replied Bland -
have always contended you didn't
know conditions. but you will be
Informed"
Ten thousand men passed
through the prison in four months,
General Harts said. Some were
held over night and others for long
periods.
Il knew that the four rooms Of
the prison We're overcrowded,' the
witness said. II visited them fire.
quently. Conditions were bad and
/ knew they were
Conditions were worse than you
know or wish to admit" Mr., Bland
Interrupted. Men We're crowded
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-04-07
NO STRONG ARM
Methods USED
HARTS ASSERTS
Former Commander of Am
eriCan Troops in Paris
Claims Prisoners Were
Not InhumaneIy Treated.

tsr MORNING JouRsAL SPECIAL "a $50 wREl
Washington, April 6.-Charges
that strong armed, blood thirsty
police companies swept the streets
of Paris, making wholesale arrests
of American soldiers. were denied
today before house war investi-
eating committee by Brig. Gen.
William w. Harts. former com
mander of American troops in the
Paris district.
General Harts, who was ordered
home from Germany, where he is
chief of staff of the American
forces. to testify. also denied that
prisoners were put through
third degree TO obtain confessions
of crime" or that they were
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-04-07
HOPES To HAVE
AN A|RPLANE To
CROSS PAC|F |C
Naval Secretary Expects
America to Have Machine
to Accomplish the Feat in
Two Years or Less.

tsv SoRslse JOURNAL. SPECIAL LEASED wlau,
Washington, April 6.-Secretary
Daniels told the senate naval COM
mittee today that he hoped that in
two years or less we will have a
machine that has flown across the
Pacific.
The secretary was discussing a
provision in the annual naval bill
for the preservation of the trans
Atlantic seaplane N. CA in the ma
tional museum. He did not go
into any details as to the proposed
trans-Pacific flight.
Mr. Daniels appeared before the
committee 10 further explain the
appropriation measure and par
ticularly the provisions for enlarg-
ing naval facilities on the Pacific
coast. He was heard in executive
session after brief open meeting,
during which he urged an increase
of 100000 in the appropriation for
the training and development of
the naval reserve force. The bill
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-04-07

as drawn carries $50. .000,e00 which
Mr.. Daniels said would barely al
low the department TO stand still,
The reserve force, he added, was
the navl's greatest personnel asset
In time of war, and should be fos-
tered in years of peace.
The committee voted to appro-
pirate 100000 for the prelimin-
airy work of the commission, which
Will be instructed to confine its
selection of a site to one of two
locations, Hunters Point on the San
Francisco side of the bay and
Alameda. The ultimate cost of the
proposed base has been estimated
at from 100000 600 to s75,000,09@.
The proposed base would replace
the Mare Island navy yard as a
docking point for capital ships.
The Mare Island yard would be
used in the future, Secretary Dam
iels said, as a construction yard
and repair depot for smaller ves-
sells.
Senator phelan, democrat Cali
fornia, told the committee that the
Alameda or oakland site, valued
at about $50,000,000, had been Of
fered to the navy department free
If used for naval base purposes
within specified time.
The committee also voted to ap-
propriate 100000 for the mainte-
nance of the naval reserve force,
Mr., Daniels originally recommend
ed this sum, but later agreed to Il
reduction of $250,000 The com
mittee reduced this sum to $4,000
in the first draft of the bill.
The senate committee also in
serted an item of 100000 for con-
struction of a submarine base at
San Pedro, Calf. The measure was
urged by Secretary Daniels be-
fore the house committee but was
not included in the house bill
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-04-07
Mr.. AND MRS. HOOVER
UNABLE TO REGISTER

San Jose. calf, Aprn 6.--Her-
bert G. Hoover attempted to regis
ter here as a republican for the
California primaries next month
but failed because his affidavit Of
registration arrived from New York
too late to he entered in the regis
ter, the county clerks office an
nounced today. Mrs. Hoover's af-
fidavit also arrived too late.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-04-07
Dividend Is Declared.

New York, April 6.-The board
of directors Of the Studebaker Cor
poration of America today declared
a stock dividend of 33 Ia per cent
on $45,000,000 of outstanding COM
mon stock. The. dividend is pay
able May to holders of record Of
April 10.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08

ny as trustees, hold stock and secu-
rites in a capacity other than that Of
a bona fida owner; and this affiant
has no reason to believe that any
other person, association, or corpora
ton has any interest direct or in
direct in the said stock, bonds, or
other securities than IS so stated by
him.
5 That the average number Of copies
Of each issue of this publication sold
or distributed, through the mails OF
otherwise, to paid subscribers during
the six months preceding the date
shown above is $500. (This infor-
nation is required from daily publ
cations only.
K. E. Salonen. Editor.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
25th day of March 1920.
(Seai)
Michael E. Syrjala, Notary Public
My commission expires May 9th
1920.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
ylcimen pbjelma %parempia forlnja
iuarten

WbopsmaItain &nspatustoimis-
to on lootim1t ieuroapan objeImon
fouIuoloien pnrantomiiefii, norlin>
fin iiImGlIGpit1en mooieltufoulujo,
mit1 obieImaa tullaon oiomaan ia
mieliin teroittanaou ionotlin to's
mission alfamoSio DleiiesiG toiSte-
IusIo moan f~ouIaio!oien p%orantomi-
iefii:
1. 4ouIuipu,oen tirlee f1iittGG
pGbintGin $50 p1iD1G.
9. &iittGap1 mGdr1 bpmin tois
meenio barioitettuiu opsttojio.
8. Iooieutit.oiiliia on, nlisiG ie
f1pt1nnosid on iuirfin mobSolIisto,
pboistettGfpG, misid ie ei ole mnb@
oulIisto, on pboen opettoian touIu
tebtGip6 mobooIIiiimmon bptp1fii
bontfimdllo iiibcn huron apcttojc.
A. Sofa foululle on bonfittopo
opettnion foti ia mGbintain 5 cet-
ferin fofeilufnrnti, ionfo torfoit'fs
ieno tiilee oIlo ontao bptpGo climerf
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
GpaiIiI0itd
Sob. 20:19-31

Observation-Disclosures moi
oaan batpoita ielp1 iieliitieteellinen
tausta. &olmesia eniimGiiesi1, |. o.
i"lmeStpfiislG Morialle, Simonine
ia @maufleen matfustnApiue oppi-
Ioille, eiiintpp Seeius lobouttaiana
faiffi nGnl1 olifpot Met miirbeelli-
fla. Sitd ieuroaipisia, niinitdan FOL
mesia, ilmestpp Seeiiis opetuslns>
ten nsfon mnbmistaiana. &afii ndis
tG fertontuflista on puraiIIaon tets
tinGmme.
Tefstimme e~niimGiiesiG m1ripsi1
fupataon ~opetuslasten mielentilaa
ennen Seeiufien ilmestpmiStG, $50
le, eta be olifpot liifittuien opien
%tafann, pubuu maltaipaa fielt1 beis
b1n lieluntilastoan; t6ma nGet to-
pabtlii fiIlG nimenomniiella torfoi-
tiiflella, etteip1t juutalaiiet oliii
pGGsieet beibin f1lifii. Bois of iiis
IbeistG usfon marina ia Lula liiots
tamuS;. peIfnreita olimat. So pelon
Iii6fii maimaii beitG fiuiaIlinen e.
pGilp iiitG, olifo SeeiuS tooello
noitsiut plos. Soiiet beistG fpllG
min mafulttipat = olimatban Sic
mon ia ne fofii emnuSlaista 10 See
iufien ndbneetfin -, mittta 2uuf-
faan tarfempi eiitps oioittoo, eta
Seeiufien ilmestpttpGfin be Diela
9eiluinot epdilpn ia usfon m6lillG.
@pGilD Ell moin min betpiII1 lGb6e.
Sitofnoosia ic iStui pariin itiepin-
taiieno. Sun oifeen nannoi ppip<
nGni1 epGiisfosiaan, fumes ioiii
lite fosfeteIla Seeiuffen boopoia.
SGst1 n1enme, miten i~1GlittGip1s>
ia oiemosio otpot epGiliiGt. 81 bel,
I'd toisten pnfitutiifiet palioo nita.
@i Titomosfoan piitannut peljiens
IA woflutteIuisto. S6siG Iienee OF
Tut jonfinIoisto poboo tabtoofin
mufono, iiIld oIiiibnn monen tpel-
jen tooistlisten pitGnpt outtao ban
t1fin ipormliiiteen. Mutta t1lIoiiio
iuiiri oipot epGiIijGt. Sc oifeen ubs
ntniIemot toisten pofirutteIniIle.
Mutta SeeiufieIIo on feinoia moits
taa ep1iIiidtfin omifieen; fen oioit-
toa tefstimme.
On martin opettopao fatiella,
miten Sceius jobtoo opetusIopiia
itsfoon. 8icld tdnd p6iip6nd f6pts
tdd San iomoio menettelptapojo,
ia me iiis ionmme poIion bDotDd
tefstimne IdbenmGsid tutfimiiesto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08

- 9iatonifursiit ioioen pitt al
faa maalisfuusia muttn iotfa pG-
temistd ipistG 1iirrettiin tuonnem>
mafii on MT pG6tettp alfoa tou@
fofrun II p. &ursieille oifomien
on %fuitenfin oltatpa tGGlld 10 nil
meistGGn 10 b. ianottlta fiiuta,
IillG Eiiput aletnan tGsmr1lleen II
p. &ursieille otetaan 'iefd miebiG
eta Malta. Weit6Gm foulllfpaatimtf
Tia eli ole p1aiemiien ebtona. &urs-
lit festGG elofiiun alfitp1iniin ia
opetusto antaa pGtepGt opettaiat.
&ursiimafiua eli ole. &ursiien tar
foitufiena on fasmattaa apulaiiia
emanfelioimistposiG. @ritpista paiz
noa pannaan ltomenfieIeen. Ger
petuIoal 2dbempid tietoia iaa al-
lefirioittaneelta, iolle mDos ilmoits
tartuminen on tebtdmG.
Mrne @aiunto
6tO 6. @per ct. Sronipoob, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08

&orottomista lainoista lanfe-
II bubtifuisio mafiettapafii Sc. g.
foien bonoi; fen mimero on 251.
SonlalIa oil taIorstoimifunta iGl@
leen pafoitettu mafinmaan Hootbils
le, Columbus, Mont. fafii bonoia
plimG1rGiiesti ia on ianottii benfi-
10 MT iaamit faiffi bonoinia Miit-
tain sIiiffeeltG. SGnen bonoienia mi
merot olipat 81, SO, SO ia 100.
&afii enfimGistd mafiettiin 10 ais
ta1emlnin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
Gin, Mimm.

ST.. cd. Iutb. leurof. plim11rGis
men fofors pioetG1n firfoSia t1mGn
bubtif. is p. fello 2 i. p. p. 3oS
foufiesia tullaan pGdttGmG1n tpd-
fituiiesta polfasta popilIe, futen
fastamiIesta, buutaufiesta, rippi-
foululapiiIta ia nibfimilestG, 3. NJ.
8onbemmnn o%mpeluieiiron iltdma
on g. 81. boolilla If. II Satlfaal
faiffi.
grtbur 8iifin ia moimonia Iaps
Il bauoottiin 10. t. 81 p.
Sronf @abrieI @iffoIa, ipnt. 81
mnioello, @oaian I. boloattiin ptt-
fGnGperjontoina 45 nnooen man.
Dana. Sui moimo ia fafii lasta;
loirostandrt pitemm1n oifon feubfo
toutio, folmiien friito miioten ortns
no.
HGGiiGiienG bauoattiin Soa Mos
rio Siipotan moolliiet iG1nnohet,
iotfa iiiarenio Siloa ia Scr GIbin
Yoopponen, Settle &iberistG, toll
mot eoelliienG Iaiantoino t1nne.
Boinnjo on 10 ennenfin ilmoitettu
tiiolleefii, moan mt mosto lopoets
tin Settle &iberin ia Moose 2ofen
ipdlilt6. S6n menetti 9enfeni1 liiii1
trboiiasio polosio. "Moilman tore
pea motfustoisio murbeinen on
mieIi", on woinoionfin monbemmat
%ioaneet tunteo t1mGn toistomuooen
oifono. Gumic htuIleet cn11 mit11n
bGncstd iooipommc tdnne. Scrron
tiet on ibmeelIiiet ia i6mismielcIIe
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
gIeiifa tcr,ucpsiaantOja

BitGfG1 pIcinen piiboistnspdiipn.
Gibtaus ia teripeps fulfeipot td'
iifGbesf1.
Comm ipnnpttdG monto tarttr.
ipaa tniitio.
a1ptt6f6a tomuuttaesionne fos-
teoa riepua.
BitdfGG pibanne pbtd piibtoona
FUN. uiuntonnefin.
Ioitis lima ia auringonpaisfe
oipat teriuepoeIle wGlttdmdttonttd.
Somu piiIeifie pimeisid, fosteis'
Ia m~lrfisio.
%ubtoits ia iiistrps ofpat din'
cboot.
Yubtaus on mdIttdmdton teripep'
Oen i~1iIpttdmiiclle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
STATEMENT OF THE OWNER.
SHIP, MANAGEMENT, CIRCU-
LATION, ETC,

STATEMENT OF THE OWNER.
SHIP, MANAGEMENT, CIRCU-
LATION, ETC,
Required by the act of Congress of
August "a, 1912.
of "Auttaja" published weekly at
Ironwood, Michigan April LIST, 1920.
State of Michigan
SIS
County Of Gogebic
Before me, a Notary Public in and
for the State and county aforesaid,
personally appeared K. E. Salonen
who having been duly sworn ac-
cording to law, deposes and says
that he is the editor Of the "Auttaja"
and that the following is, to the best
of his knowledge and belief, a true
statement of the ownership,manage-
ment, (and if a daily paper the circu-
lation), etc, of the aforesaid publica-
ton for date shown in the caption,
required by the Act Of August "a,
1912,
L. That the names and addresses Of
the publisher, editor, managing edi-
tor, and business managers are:
Publisher The Finnish Evangelical
National Lutheran Church Of Ameri-
ca, Ironwood, Mich.
Editor Rev. X. E. Salonen, Ironwood,
Michigan.
Managing Editor Rev. A. Wasunta
Ironwood, Michigan.
Business Manager Board of Direc-
ton, Ironwood, Michigan.
2 That the owners are: (Give
names and addresses of individual
owners, or if a corporation, give its
name and the names and addresses Of
stockholders owning or holding / per
cent or more Of the total amount Of
stock)
The Finnish Evangelical Lutheran
National Church Of America, a Mimi
esota corporation, ~Ironwood, Michigan
no stock issued.
8. That the known bondholders,
mortgages, and other security hold
ing / per cent or more of total amount
Of bonds, mortgages, or other securi-
ties are: If there are none, SO state).
No.
4. That the two paragraphs next
above. giving the names of the ow-
ners, stockholders, and security hold
ers. If any, contain not only the list
of stockholders and security holders
as they appear upon the books Of the
company but also, in cases where the
stakeholder or security holder appears
upon the books of the company as
trustee or in any other fiduciary re-
lation, the name Of the person or cor
poration for whom such trustee is
acting, is given; also that the said
two paragraphs contain statements
embracing arriant's full knowledge
and belief as to the circumstances
and conditions under which stochold-
ers and security holders who do not
appear upon the books Of the compa-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
boiooSta


lid bpmasta fooin boiooSta 10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
s. @ofospiioiifursieia idriesiettd
ND paifaIisoIojen miifnan.
6. gbteisidriestoid febitettdipd
foulltrafennus., feurallilena ia pbs
teiIofesfustana.
Z. @apaita pleiiia fanntitirlass
toia perustettotpa Californian iuitrr
nitelman milfaan.
8. Observation-Disclosures on
houfittarpa maaIaispojiIle ia tptoi
lie, min eta bei6dn Ell taripit'e OLE
la poisia totoaan foiiliia tapoes-
fdGn.
9. WooIaisfouluien opetaisiinins
nite(mot upat min idriestettdpdt,
ettd ne parbaiten paltpelefpat litd
waestoG, jonfa f~esfuuoesia ne totS
miipat.
10. acknowledgements on potS"
tettatpa.
If. 8arempaa fanialais> ia Is
iGnmaallista opetnsta on annefta'
ina, min ettG faifista, iotfa eldipdt
t1btilipln olln, tulee tooelliltn a.
merifalaiiia.
10. Moaieutripdeston terpepoet-
boitoa on eoistettdrpd.
13. Spmia teita on rafennettas
ma palpelemaan folilrien tarfoititt
fla ia parantamaan madlolselaIr1at
ol6ia.
IA. Msaalaisnaisten turpeita on
buomioon otettopa.
is. Giitowaltain aqua ia pbteis.
toimintna on annettatpa ipalttotllee
ebelI6 oIepan obielman toteuttdmt>
iefii.
@obbefian eniimdistd naistn pp'
f6IistG ilmoitti fomisiioneri Slar"
ton ia @asbmillen fofoutiesla 10.
1915. Soban aitaiiet ia iooan Jdl<
feiiet 6lot omot pnfoittnneet otta>
maan obielmoan lildd pptdlid ia
iamat olot tefem1t ,obielman toteitt
tomiien ~fiirebtimiien malttomdtto-
m1fIi. 81 milloinfaan ole fas'patitS-
oIIlt Min t1rfeG f~anioien puoluSS
tlsfeino FUN ie on MT. sos mile
Ioin, min NIT on fnniomme berat'
tGpG fGlittGmGGn faswotufIen tan"
Iallinen merfitps.
@ltoIi 1920 tltlee olemaan Toss
mat1fIelle omistetti. Se nltan
fpmmenpnotiien pli TOTO maan "
Iotettawan taistelun foulatoloiemrte
popontomisefS, tporiinfiu iilmdlld-
pttden mooieiitufoiilujo. Sdm1dft
mtaistelun tarfoitufiena trlee ola
~fonion berdttGminen tdpoelleen nm
mGrt6m1Gn fasmotufien tarpeellis
Suis. MeioGn t6ptpp faswattnd toe
ri me iououmnle %perifatoon. &as-
motis on marmin turtpa iofailes'n
mprsfpsV6, ie on meibGn npfpineft
pelastufIemme, meioGn titletpo tot>
momme, meioGn notwithstanding 10
maItamime linnoitlis. Seaman tnptDp
f65it6G, etta mitG enemman toto
moa ia tpaltiot rbraatpot tasDas
trfieen, iiti riffoammofli ia moi.
moftonmmofli me talemme tanla<
no, fa~nlofuntona ia paltiono. Sds
ma totlmis tiilee o%lernoan tltlefpot'-
iuuoesia tpmmenen fertda tarfenm
pi fuin Se on ollut menneiIppoesid--
l. s. 6. Mc8rien.
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08

oil miebeltd uobtunut fir1a daitll'
leila popo6lIe ia misiiS alfoi iitd
iilm1ill1. &iireesiG ban Ell fnitenS
foam tiinnittanpt iiiben len iuirem
paa 5iiomiota; ebtipa main tooeta,
eta le oil iofu bengellinen firJn.
San eli n1et oIlut tlitustunlt to-
ban erinomaiieen firiaan entllnoes
toan. Siind enliiilmapfieIld fuitens
fin ebti bdn buonlata, eta tiio ttr-
ia pubii aitituoesta iban iamasia
bengesld fnin Nu~ttajafin. Gipa tn
Iunuttnan ient1boen faiiaa aifaa en-
n%enfuin bGn otti fen u1oelleen tds
teeniG ia ipuoroin itfien, puoroin
iIosta bpppien BON unobtlti len tpie
reen toto p1imGfii. 81 muistamlt
misiis eoes iltasta Iaittaa michel
leen. Militta eipd iiitd npt min mas
It'd olllltfaan. Sierra oil tGaa ma.
lin tebnpt mpos tpot1Gn 8arplilas.
ia. I%orrenitan pfiinfertainen, iel>
mG ia artuaallinen iiidlto oil m1-
bitellen tebnpt tebt1ndniG Serran
aieeno, ia @arpula iuuri tGnG1n
oil mainisia bitomannut oleDania
alitlias iulasta armostu. San ei
n1et olllt iaanl1t mi~tenfGGn mieleS
tGGn pois 8r1toriutien i%anoia: $50
ia mielG lunaStettlinn ia fastettu>
no etiii nutliuttoan on DDtd bltlln
FUN mics, iofa etiii 9euosta, iolla
ban 10 ~ratIastaa". HGistd ianoista
eritpiiesti of @arpula buomannlit
aiioioen laiban omnlle fob6alleen.
NiinpG fifteen iltoIella mainista tul
Iesiaan ban fGweli iuurella fiireel-
Ia fobti fotio, berGttaen toisten
miesten buomiota, ia pGdstpann
fpnnpfien pli buuii ban ilurella
riemulla: = 81 rofaS @steri, t1Ss
fG olloonfin aiitiiaita ia p1astddn
toinauieen! SannalIa bun beittdDli
maimonin fnilnan ia ppDii ipoa-
mestGGn anteefii entist1 tDper1d
tGptostGGn.
Mnteefii, anteefii, raffooni,
ianoi maimo, oIlen bdnfin FUN
pGGstG pporGllG. Mlitta pianbon III
ma npt oiiot ielmiii. @eies fertoi fos
TO allan iuurtainfiaen ia maimo al
fol GGneen plistGG Serraa.
= Tno Marreaitta on leimattlt
iilld Mllttajan leinalla, ianoi @or
pula leifilGdGn ia jatfoi iamallo:
SpfpG leimla iilId @uttaialla onfin.
Niin on; iamasia bengesid
pubuipot aiioisto. Miitto fnnle, mi
militia ON mennpt toto pdiipd tlton
firion faitsia enfG ole ebtinDt eoes
ilInlIisto laittontoan. Innatfo on
teefii miimptpfien9
@itGp1 tGsi1 NIT ritlimiisto
min iuurta buolta on fun iaatll
tiet1G fuinfa taitpaaieen mennGun.
Hupea find Ioittamaan illallisto,
nina f6pn tilaamasia fen Muttaion
oiipan beti. 81 iinrn %taripitie enGu
IGbteG naapliriin llifemaan; lie on
tGst1 l1btien meio1n omalla poDo1l
lGmme.
Sir1 iltmno loittoi @steri 8or>
pulo ilIoIlista emf ferrnn iloiiena
ia onnellilena puoliiono ia iinG
iltana mp0s pontiin postiin %ieuraa'
ma firje oiotteella: @rttaia, Dor
60, Sronmooo. Micb.
@uttnion toimiSto. SebfGd bppin
ia IGbettGfGG mini,lle otis @uttos
ia muooefii ia fafii muoiifertoa
Suomeen olcnpana olepilla oiot-
teiIlu. Slen ollut iofea, mutta SUI
malo on nponnut iilmGni n1fe-
m1Gn olltulteni &aritian meresid.
Gnttoioofin plen mibonnit fuin pa
binto apibolIisto, mi,tta NIT ie on
olepa paroin pstGtpGni. 8oitaa IN
min. &oput rabosto ontafoa iemis
noarille.
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