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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-26

The theft of British uniforms in Ire
land has enabled Sim Feiners to throw
suspicion of violence on the British SOL
diery, according to statements made
in Parliment. The term uniformed
men" instead of "soldiers" is begin
ming to appear in the dispatchs.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-26

of the American
Legion BY +. w.
Galbraith, Jr,, ma
tiOnal commander,
was director of or
~ganization at ma
tional %headquar-
tiers from Novem-
Der, 1919, to Oc-
tobcr, 1920.
A HooSier by
birth. Mr.. Crews
ton enlisted in
May, 1917, in com
pany + of the
,t,, H. l
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-26

With sevcnyfye thousand former service lei in line and headed by a
flying column Of automobiles bearing hundreds Of wounded soldiers, the recent
bonus parade in New York city presented an impressive spectacle a platoon
after platoon of uniformed narchers swept dow Fifth avenue annie a tulnult
of cheers. Thousands Of members of the American Legion we're in the ranks
and posts sent delegations from Connecticut and New Jersey to participate in
the formation
Many striking groups appeared in the parade. n of them being Il band
of Mohawk Indians in tribal feathers and wanpum, all of them Yanks who
had fought overseas.
Another feature a a huge gun mounted on a decorated truck which by
service men.
Ninety bands along the line of march played such airs of war days as
cover There and "Madeon' as the former dougfboys and sbs stepped out
behind them.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-26
PHILLIPS COUNTY CLOSES
THEIR RED CROSS DRIVE

Malta. Nov. 25th-Today, Thanks
giving Day saw the close of the big
Red Cross membership drive. The
quota to be raised by Phillips county
was 81 600 and through a special eff
fort on the part Of the committees
the work was completed this evening,
this county having exceeded its allott-
! ment.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-26

When William Jennings Bryan
spoke at the University of Michigan,
the largest auditorium in the state was
too small by thousands of seats, and
the Commoner had to repeat his ad,
dress the next day.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-26

Trotsi,y says: ~ know danger IS
coming. | realize the 2~ossrh;llJy Of a
sever winter, but though three
fourths Of the population die of hun
per and cold, the remainder will sur
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-26
w WHITEWATER

Hans Waal was a Saco visitor on
Wednesday.
George Summons spent Thursday
and Friday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Strommen and
children and Miss Jacobs called on
wv. and Mrs. George Summons on
Sunday afternoon.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-26

A Real ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nelly
told little Anita what she terms "only
a little tib.'
Anita-"A fb is the same as ,
story and a story is the same as :
lie"
Nelly-'No, it's not"
Anita-"Yes, it is, because my
father said so. and my father is a pro.
fessor at the university"
Nolly-"I don't care if he is. NV
father is an editor, and he knows more
about lying than your father
Blighty.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-26

E. o. Excel, noted singer and hymn
writer, was recently reported near
death. He began life as a bricklayer,
but n day, Sam Jones, the evangelist
discovered him singing at his work.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-26

pilgrim" half-dollars, 100000 of
them Rave been Issued by the United
States Mint to commemorate this, the
3C0th year of the Pilgrims landing.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-26

OIL MAPS of Montana fields now
under development, for sale at The
Courier office.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-26

the federal board for vocational educa-
ton, a reform which had been carried
out largely under the direction OF the
veterans organization.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-26
Christmas
Message

Christmas isn't too far off to think
about presents.
1t is timely to think of the gifts
with which you will express your love
and good will to family and friends.
Make lasting and useful gifts.
Our stock this year is especially
chosen to include a variety Of medium
priced gifts in silverware, cut glass.
ivory toilet articles and jewelry that
cannot fail to please you. Come in
and shop while the assortments are
complete.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-26

The officials of the Tanners Coun-
Gil of Chicago report that cheaper
shoes will be seer on the market soon.
duesto the decreased price Of leather.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-26

POSITION WANTED-Work wanted
in city by competent man during
winter months months in order to al
low children to attend school. Call
at Courier office. If.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-26

WANTED-The Courier office will
pay 8 cents per pound for clean
cotton rags.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-26
is NEW ASSISTANT ADJUTANT
Russell G. Creviston, Who Has Seen
Much Active Service, Is Appointed
to Important Position.

Russell G.. CreviSton, who has been
appointed assistant national adjutant
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-26

WORK WANTED-Two Girls want
work in store or telephone office.
write Miss Capitola Hansen, Ray,
Y. D. Box 5.
3l-Itp.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-26
SINCERE FRIEND OF LEGION
Mrs. Janette Logan Jacobs Has Been
Hard Worker in Interest OF DIS
abled Ex-Service Men.

A fearless and devoted worker IN
the interest of the disabled eX-serNlce
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-26

vive to carry through to victory world
revolution"
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-26

OIL LEASE BLANKS-Latest forms
oil leases for sale at The Courier
office.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-26

GENERAL TEAMING-Ashes, Gar
bage-John Barrett, Glasgow, Mon
tana,-Phone 175W 29-3t.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-26
Classified Business Locals

Rates: One Cent a word for each insertion. Minimum charge DC. Name
and address count IS part of ad. For ms close Thursday night.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-14
Twin Brooks.

Herman Ferber's charivari party
took place ct the home OF A. G.
Wendt on last Friday night. Mr..
Ferber recently married q very es.
timable lady from Odessa. Mimi,
and we extend our best wishes fol
q happy future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Schultz
made a trip to Milbank on Satur.
day.
Mrs. Frank Leddy was on the
| sick list last week but is able to be
about again and improving daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bohn were
in Milbank on business Saturday.
Harry Shaffer and family made
a visit in Milbank on Wednesday.
Mrs. Mobiles of Or%tonville came
to visit for the week end with her
daughter Miss Maud Otley who is
teaching in Kilborn township.
Mr.. Wright of the Wright Motor
Co. Of MiIbank spent a few hours
Of Friday getting acquainted with
our local garage men.
Mrs. H. C. Essington made a trip
to Ortonville last Thursday to have
some dental work done.
Miss Gladys Meyers of Milbank
came to spend the week end with
her friends the Missiles Hazel and
Bernice Ericsson.
Geo. Stevens is having quite a
time with his hand and is under
the care of the doctor now. We hope
it will soon be all right again.
Mrs Geo. Egrmayer and daugh-
tiers Inez and Esther accompanied
by Zillah Ellington were to the
movies last Thursday night.
Miss LueIla Egrnayer spent
Saturday visiting in Milbank with
friends.
A number Of our town folks auto
ed down Saturday night to take in
the show at the Bentley Grand.
A.. r. Browns folk S and Dries
sons spent Sunday at the lake fish
ing.
John Sistock came from his home
IN Wisconsin last week to put in
the season working with the Bill.
ington Bros.
j. w. Shafer is enjoying a visit
from his father who came by auto
from Minnesota last week.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-14

Mrs. B. F. Wilson entertained the
helping hand Friday.
Mrs. Emil Woitte and Mrs Styles
entertained large number at the Meth
odist church for the aid society
Wednesday.
Mrs. &. H. Woodward left Monday
morning for her home at Brookiugs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Trude and two
children autOed to Aberdeen Satur.
day. They pA49n TO move there in the
near future. .
Boyl-'s orchestra gave a dance here
Monday evening.
Prof. j. Willard Thomas of the
Aberdeen Normal stopped in Summit
Friday on his1way home from a trip
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-14
to sisseton.

to Sisseton.
The city officials are planning to
grade and lay 1900 fleet Of cement
walk on South Main street this wear.
The American Legion held a meet.
ing Friday evening to arrange a me-
mortal day program.
JOS. Shou'ak, Of Claire City, was a
caller mere Friday.
3. F. Shroyer moved a truck load
OF household goods to Havana, N. D..
Friday.
Olaf Melby, who recently purchased
the Savidge orn lots, will build
his year in spite Of the high prices.
+. S. Morrissey is grading his lots
and improving the buildings on them.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-14
Summit.

Robert Lehman and bride returned
this week and are receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS OF their friends.
Miss Elsie Ecklund of Wilmot en-
tered eighth grade here Monday for
review and final examination.
Ed Savidge and family autoed to
the Henry Herried home Sunday near
Marvin, but on the return journey
broke an axle of the a I.
Mrs. Roger S. q # while at Marvin
| Sunday backed the auto she was driv-
ing off a narrow grade, while trying
to avoid collision with another car.
Mrs. Robert Anderson and infant
child were in the car with her. They
were all thrown from the car. but
none OF them were seriously injured.
The executive committee of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary, American Legion,
held a meeting Monday evening at the
H. A. Sharf home.
Mrs. Haverly and children and
Miss Hattie N. MCGUIRE, both sister s
of Mrs. Rinearson, and who had been
visiting here for several weeks, re
turned this week to Highmore.
Word was received in Summit Tues
day that Henry Herried who has been
i'll for several weeks with pneumonia
aud complications, passed away that
afternoon at his home near Marvin.
He was q brother of Co. Commission
or Albert Herried, Ed-ard and Elmer
| Herried and Mrs. Shuler, and the lat.
ter has been at his bedside constantly
the last three weeks. The many friends
Of the family extend their heartfelt
sympathy.
George lessen, of Milbank was q
caller hero Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Stewart and. Mr..
and MRS. Frank Port autoed to Will
NIT Friday evening and witnessed the
pageant given by the Wilnot school
children.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-31
GEN. ]. A. COX
DISCLAlMS BEING
OLDEST OFFICER

Mr.. Commander and Comrades:
In order that justice may be done
to many ex-Confederate officers who
I am satisfied are still living, wish
to make the following statement and
ask that it become record of our
Camp.
A correspondent of the Tampa Tri-
bune in letter from Lakeland re-
Gently stated that / was the oldest
commissioned officer of the Confeder-
acy now living.
This is a mistake.
1t is true that l held commission
in the state troops for nearly two
years prior to the secession of Mis-
sissippi-my native state,--but my
first commission in the Confederate
army, signed by President Davis. was
rot sent me until September, 1861.
Had my friend in his letter to the
Tribune said that claimed to be the
Oldest active r. and A. Mason in
Florida, l would have heartily agreed
with him.
Yours for the right.
J. A. cox.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-31

Jacksonville.-Over $4,000 boys and
over $4,000 girls are engaged in Boys
and Girls Club work in the South.
They produced more than six million
dollars worth of products last year.
A pretty good record.
One of the means Of furthering this
work is the encouragement offered
boys and girls by the Florida State
Fair. to be held this year at Jackson
vile, Nov. 1927.
A department has been set aside for
the boys and girls club work and lib
eral premiums are offered. These con-
sist Of cash and ribbons and are offer
ed for the best displays by the boys
and girls poultry clubs Of Florida,
boys corn clubs, peanut clubs, pig
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-31

A general primary will be, held
in California today for the nomina-
ton of candidates for United States
senator, representatives in Congress,
and numerous state officers. Chief in
terest centers in the contest for the
Republican senatorial nomination.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-31

In Europe women play much
more important part in the manager
ial and producing end of the theatric-
al business than they do in America.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-31

clubs. calf clubs, boys judging contest
and girls canning clubs.
II is not so much to the present as
to the coming generation that Florida
must look for the realization Of her
fcnd hopes for future development and
progress. 1t is, therefore, of the ut
most importance that boys and girls
be given advantages that were denied
the past, and to a certain extent tho
present generation.
The State Fair is encouraging them
through material reward and honorary
mention to greater effort in the pro-
duction of better crops, better live
stock and better food. Help the Fair
boost the boys and girls.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-31
THE TOWN GOSSIP

UP IN New York.
AND SEVERAL other cities.
THEY'VE STARTED.
HAVING BEAUTY contests.
IN ORDER to find out.
WHO'S THE best looking.
AND I'VE been reading.
ABOUT THE plans.
THAT HAVE been adopted.
AND 1T seemed to me.
LIKE A fine stunt.
AND I wondered.
WHETHER IT. rt
COULDN'T BE pulled off.
RIGHT HERE in Lakeland.
BECAUSE WE'VE got.
A BUNCH of girls.
THAT CAN'T be beat for looks.
AND MAYBE we could give.
A PRIZE to the winner.
OR SOMETHING.
AND THIS morning.
IN ONE of the state papers.
l SAW little item.
ABOUT THE editor,
or A small paper.
OUT IN Ohio.
WHO TRIED to pull of.
THE SAME stunt.
AND HE had his contest.
AND ACTED as Judge himself.
AND PICKED out.
80 -
THE BEST looking girl.
AND NOW everybody's mad.
BECAUSE SHE speaks to him.
AND HE'S having.
AN AWFUL TIME.
AND 1T got me to thinking.
AND ! don't believe.
THAT l want to try it.
BUT JUST the same.
ID LIKE to have contest.
FOR THE best looking man.
IN LAKELAND.
PROVIDING JOE LeVay
AND CY Wolfson.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-01

MrapoiIot Nuttajon toimittajat ia
fen l~1tfiiat. S%ermeboGn taos teitd
jollain InnaIla, noiffa olenfin belt
TO, mutta Sierra on luipannut oil
la ~beiffoiSia mdfemG, ia Simalatt
ionostoban it'd ioa fuoimnn tnn
muistoa iitG iiImGilld. So erittdin'
fin femmoiiista tilaiirnifiisto ioa
noinan FUN meiIld oil taas 81 p.
81. g. Niemi of Met nellie fais
i1ttomosia iitG iitloisto efpanfeliit.
mia, iitG raliban ia roffaioen e.
panfeIiumia iofa flnilitufin min
IiIoiieltn tGmmoiielle fiiriolle Jpn.
tiIene moan motoielIe, ionfa tdptpp
IniIoa, ett1 iln1nn drmod ioiio1in
buffoan, ilman armtoa Seeinfien.
ScItoinornon en- ipoinit fiiiilIa ion<
fiin esteem tnfid, ipdat onban NEIL
Id p16ii1inen lGbelS ia iilloin on
taas toitpo ioaoa fliilId fitd falIis-
ia SrmnInn totinittu, ~fafiipnoIista
Iain ia eipdnfeIiitmin raifasta ioor
t,oa, iota tparntaaIt tuIemme iiHoin
toas fadmtoni pItdfpnin iild oIen
finallut ettd moIemnrot Niemet o.
not Iupaitiineet tiIIa iiottam ia
ruoffiin .nditd ndItdiiid a. ianoiiia
mnttomiebid, ia fila onfin pddtet.
tp oIfoo neutrality-suspicious. beti on'
miiIIa S. g. ebtooIiien fdnsio, ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-01
KANSAN KIRJEITA

mpos i1lfeen puolisten ia FIFTEEN IL
lalln on ppb1toululasten ia niiori<
~lolenran pbteinen iuannietto, ionfa
obielmastn en- baliia mainita pi.
bemmGlle, paan toiwon pubetta
miela tabGnfin tilaiilniteen 81. g.
NiemeltG. SillG ban on ieiiromme
perustamit, ia min poimme mpos
bdnta mdba iiiben melWoittaafin.
!Olifi bartaim toimomiffeni eta ~
leiio iaapuiii rimiaslufuiiena litel-
ia ia f%autaa, mioret ia panbat ets
tel tarwitfii tpbiille ieinilIe taiiut
taa iita iuloianomaa mifG nellie
on tapabtumlt pG1ii1iienG, iinG
filloin on nellie f%uriille Ipntiiille
aliipenmit tie tnimaaieen Seeiuficn
weren fautta. Seeius ianoofin ettG
minG olen tie, totuuS ia el1mG ia
iofd minimum ilsfoo, ei bufll maan
laa ianfaiffilen elGmGn. N1mG See
iuflen pubeet omatfin lobouttomio
taalla ipnnin maasia, iillG jos ci
SeeiuS oliii lite ndtn plibunu, min
monta fertaa tefoppbGt ia itiemons
bursfoat iulfis meiltG tien taifpaa-
Teen, Doan tlin fltiiluii lanai: jofo
Wtinuum uSfoo, eli len pibG buffu.
man, min tGmmoiiten ibnisfurjofin
moi iilloin luottao tGpoelIiiesti
etta Seelus &ristis on inertia biz
foillltt minunfin e0estdni, ettG ban
on fariinpt ia fuolliit ristinfltoIe>
mon minunfin ipnteini tGbben, ia
iitten pG1iiGisaamlino nortii bios
bauoasta ia astili plos taimaaieen.
@ifo, pstGip1ni, fnmattafin jltblia
paaiiGistGl
Scum pioGmnpe itiemme fuoIemas
ia elGm1Gn iiirrettpn1 ia ipnnistG
panbursfaifii tebtpinG, iiloin ia.
iitGmme Seeiufien fuoIeman merit.
tptienN oifein. Slemme fasteen failt
ia irIiettu @oleotaIla malmistet>
tnin a%ittuuteen; olennme Ills b1nen
f~ansinnia bnuoattu fasteen fal1tta
fltolemaan. Me olenrme bGnen fllos
lemaanla fastettu; meiu1 on oiteus
iqnan ia iafrnmenttein mlfaan a.
&&ftiin &ristufien raffaiiteen iofa e.
IGipGfii tefee ia lGmmitt1G. Se iofo
iiin1 ndfee oman autllutenia, n1s
Zee mDoS .toistentin nittituoen. Site
baliiaiii BON ef1d alma sSeeiufieIIe
ia mpos toiiiafin min feboittaa tes
femG1n. Siind raffmioesia on pp.
ipttGtpd. Ypfpfd1 iiind minltn raj.
f~auoesiani. @niimGiiestG raffouoes
ia, iofo on &ristirfIen raffaus, ei
iaa luopna, Ge on ainoo l11fe ipns
%tiiairnaae, poimaa ui1puneelle, lam
po fplm1ne, innostiittaia bitaalle
paras maifutin taiffeen tpobon 81
malan tpaltafiinnan bptpGfii.
Seifoin peli
q NM
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-01
Wirsinia, Ninn.


Rntfant pstGip1t, meliet ia iiia.
ret Seefnfiesia &ristufiesia. @pt
on meillG taos paaston aifa; mei<
b6n raftaan @opabtaiannpe, peri-
plfdmme ia neIiemme fariimiien
miistoa iaamtme ipiettGG ia plan
Idbestpp tho iiunatti pitf1periantoi
iollUn pddttpi tiio iuuri taistefi
ionfa miistoilibIaa iaamme Diets
too dina ferran nitooesio. sc oil
ibmeeIIinen taistelu fun pfii taiste
Il faiffein puoIesto ia MOTTO tliIi,
ia ie MOTTO OIL marma, lie on See
iittlen nerell1 DabpiStettu ia
iaatnnan maItn fitfistui, FIN Sec
flis bltuti niio armoriffaat innat:
sc on t1btettp. Wtif1 on tGptettp9
Saiomio on poiStettu, iofa meilla
oil ipnnin tdboen. &atiofaa fun
jDnnit buffui Seeiitflen mereben
Min tiiomittu titria ipntinen pG1li
tpapaafii ia taipaan SiG toas mie.
listpi ibmiiiin. Wiitto iuuri of
taisteli ettemmle moi fitG oifeen
fGiitt6d fiin taifti malo iommii ia
~lrontofin mirtti miiotonia ia ais
rinto pinreni ia ntaa tariff, fnlIiot
bnIfeii ia ppb6in rriimiit IGfii bai
ooista. Eim6 on iotain iuurta ia
tbneellistd, iotta iofa Ell pield ia.
fitG mit6 finn on tapobtunit, min
httIe ia r1ieti ia ~niatteIe mitG IT.
ndfin Seeinfien faiitta 10 ioit: man
bitrsfas aiiuan, periid taiauaan, ia
aiipon firIasta ornosta olenme fan.
meet omen ia aiitliuoen, motion ia
ipdpou6en eta iodrrurre piaImiston
fansia pbtpd buuoabtamnnn: Sdmd
on ie pdim6, ionta $erra tell, iIoit'
taaanmie ia riemnitfnam1ne bdnesid.
ps. 1924. Gotta on, pstdtud tale
Iis. ton ia rienuin ipptd. @ci mitd
oiatteIet, onto ala Min faIlis ettd
fiitd fannattno iIoita ia riemuita "a
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-01

maan; Re on min iuuriarmoinen ia
min faIlis ett1 Jos furia ipntinen
len motion, wap@ioen ia autlnioen
oifeen nGfiii miilll iilmill1. min
ban riemlista rniifeiii. 81, rient1.
taa 10 Seeiutien nrmoipIiin, iota
aufeii pitfGnaperiantaina @oIgatan
mitorella. Sun fantaa alttuitten
maaban Sidn fotiin taimaaieen.
BieI6to mott elGd Imam Seeiusta2
Silali on iiloin onneton fun nnnat
itieii iaatanan baltlrlin ruiffn See.
Jus on iinun iielta pelastanut ettei
fenenfddn tarmitie olla bGipn benz
gen oria. @aan ie on aiman pars
ma ethel ole m,iitn FUN fafii tiIaa
miSid ibminen maeltaa; iota Ell ole
arrtor nQa, bGn on piban ala;
iota ei i,sfo Boitaa, ei bdnen pi0G
elGm1G nGfemdn, paan Sumalan
miba ppipp banen paallaan. Mtlitta
MT eli tarpitie tenenfddn OLD Di-
ban ala, fun STA m.elistpi Yojan
tefopn. S1n on pGlimies Sltmalan
ia ibmisten m1lill1. Sofa b1neen
usfoo, ei bGntG tuomita, iillG Jana
min tooistaa ettei tenfGGn tlle S.
iGn tpfo, lpaan Seeiufien fautta.
gfiin on aimnn parma ett1 Imam
SeeIlsta ioroun buftaan, Imam ba
men armoan lei altta flfaan, iill1
millitn mined ei ole taiipaan alla
annettu josia me alituaafii tlllems
me FUN Seeius- mimi. Se on nirpan
parma iotta iota %faootuflen tabtoo
pGlttG1, bdnen tGptpD tllla tinte.
moan Seeiuss mimi ia Seeiufien, md
limieben tautta tplrbua lepetetDlIe
Si1lIe. SID ei maiiiten tlnne meitG,
eIlenune aieto mdlimiebenne Sees
lufIen &ristufIen aniiota iGrien, e.
p1lisfon ia i~aatanan millitpfiiG
nastann, iotfa ein1t ifGnG ioiii
meio1n tlIla tuntemaan Seeilis.
ninneG ettG ban on meib1t fpapnbs
tamit ia padstinpt perteleesta 10
belrpetin hpallan dlta. &l,ulfna, fol
lit iiel1it, S,maIa taiapadsta on
tilliit meit1 iiiinaamnan Seeiuflen
&ristuflen fniitta. 81 iloa, OF niz
tuuttal &allistafaa tormanne tGlle
GGneIle, GlfG1 antato i%aatanan nGi-
t1 ianojo teiltd rpostdG etta Sllmnlo
on meit1 &ristlifien fauttn iiunan.
mt ia ionta Sltmala %iianaa, lie on
totiiesti iilinutti ia ppipp %fiiinats
tuna iiantaiffiiesti. Sept iiis faiffi
f~iiritbtafaa armon titrtpiin, alfd1m
ME enGG ep11isfon pimeilla poluil'
la fultefo, moan oientataamme il
moiplneet f1temme ia ostlifaamme
robtealla mielella Seeiufien perer
turpiin naiittimaan ipntein anteef'
iiantomista Imam aniiotn &ristuf-
fen falliin Iunnstisperen pobiatto@
masta ldbteesta, iota flobnn orr
mou ia aiitultttn iianfaiffiiestl
SGsiG ~meripoitosia olemme ilati
tlirtpatlit ia nittuaat; Doitosto
faamrle ola hparmnt ia ln1ilello
main:
T1ptettp taiff' on, adneen bdn
blnltaa Y1Gm ppbdn fitoloon talIis
taen @orfeimmnn fiitos taistelr
loppni @oitto on marina pnar
iperinen.
/. SSeeiiis IA ilr1iri funnim berrc
@o;ttoii iuuren ipntiiet ioi; 8erel'
Ia tpangit tpapaboettuina ifuiieh e
Ion ieiirosias iaa.
@eresiG alltiiaS s. Snriamafi