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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05
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HOME FORUM
RACE EQUALITY
Ardmore. Okla Oct .

Ardmore. Okla. Oct. ., 1920
To Editor Of The Ardmorcite:
1t would seem to southern white.
that Mr.. w. Il. Harding and the
Ohio Republican politicians are very
much in love with their colorcd hre..h-
rem and have fears that they won't
be treated fair in social way. The
negro may be as good as Mr.. Harding
and his friends, but Booker r. Wash
ington advised his people not 10
bother the white people in q social or
political way.
During the past generation there
lived In Princeton. Kentucky. two
smart men both seven-elghths white
men, one was barber whose father
was former congressman OF Vir-
ginia. This barber would not allow
white people to address him as Ms
ter.
The other sevcn-cighths white man
and cook by trade, IA leader among
the colored people told me once that
respectable white people and respocta-
Bile colorcd people did wish to asso-
ciatc together as social equals.
The negro had won 4 white mans
money in a card game
The colored people Of the south
recognize tho fact that God made two
distinct people.
However, the United States has
five Of the seven colors of the rain
bow when il comes to colors Of pco-
Pile
W. l.. n HARRIS,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05
WHAT THEY PAY! WHAT
WILL THEY PAY?

Here are some Of the wages paid
by the telephone company. now seek.
ing a rate hike. 10 the hello girls
who sit all day and half the night
at the different switchboards. giving
the consumer the wrong numbers on
telling him that "the line is busy
call again, please"
Student operators received 81
per week: operators receive from
$3.50 to $3.50; supervisors re-
ceive SIS TO s23.5O.
For shorter hours and moro
pleasant work, salesladies receive
from $40 to SOS per week: ready
to-wear saleslades receive from
$40 to s55 per week, with a per-
centage on all sales and chance
for promotion.
II will be readily seen why the
telephone companies cannot give n
better service when they will not pay
a better scale Of wages.
II the telephone people will pay
to their operators salaries proportion.
ate with the labor required, then the
girls will stick 10 their switchboards
until they become letter perfect, until
they become so proficient in their
work, so efficient in the discharge
of their duties, that there will be al
most a total ending Of tedious and
exasperating delays and cuss-provok-
ing wrong numbers and information
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05

(erroneous nine times out of a pos
sible dozen) that The "line is busy"
Take the average ambitious girl
operator in a telephone exchange, and
she soon sees that her job has not a
commensurate salary attached, and
that she has no chance or prospect
of promotion. Hence, between jabs at
her chewing gum, she gets busy look
ing for another and a better job,
lands it, student operator" puts on
the head harness and gives you Sill
25-Ss-Q. when you have plainly stated
that you want l-9-S-R.
Were it possible for the corporation
commission to do so, it might be well.
in event it gives the phone company
the rate hike it is now asking, to
stipulate that the hello girls shall
receive salary hikes of from % to
so per cent.
Just think Of it, Mr.. Man and Mrs.
Woman, every time you grab the re-
ceiver and rattle the hook after hav-
ing waited Nlr ten or twelve minutes,
listening TO the whirring wires, just
think OF a company having the un-
mitigated intestines politicians call
them "guts"-to ask and. expect rate
increases from the phone users of the
land, while they are paying salaries
as quoted above.
Just think of this and get ready to
cuss the corporation commission if it
gives an increase in rates to con-
cern which pays. according to the
scale of prices sent out by the Asso-
ciated Press, its Student" operators
less money than they require to pay
heir board bills-which pays its trained
supervisors for q weeks work just
about enough to pay weeks board
and room rent.
The telephone people say that they
will give better service if. they are
allowed to charge higher phone rent
ais
Will they attempt to get this better
service out of the operators on the
starvation wages now paid?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05

justice was never eradicated, a wrons
was never righted through silence. A
skeleton has never yet been buried,
or dsarticulated and the parts scat-
tered to the winds of the heavens,
through silence.
We are free TO admit that there
are times when silence is golden and
when 4 still tongue is the mark of n
wise head. There are times when it
might be little short of criminal 70
speak. or speaking to tell the truth.
Where the welfare Of an individual.
the good name Of a woman or the
reputation Of a nation may be at
stake, it is well to have eyes. yet see
not; to have ears, yet hear not; to
have a tongue yet speak not.
But in the case Of water supply
for Ardmore, and the manner in
which all efforts to secure an ade-
quate amount Of water with which
to indefinitely supply the city's need,
has been "momoxued" and gloomed. we
cannot see that any of the above emu
merated contingencies exist.
On the other hand we believe that
The Ardmoreite is doing a real favor
to the city of Ardmore. as a commu-
nifty. and to the people of Ardmore
as the membership of a community.
when it tells all about the water
supply condition.
We all know that hundreds of
thousands of dollars have been wasted
in a helter-skelter search for water.
We all know that we have been told
every time we have been called upon
II vote water bonds, that "ths assures
Ardmore water for all time to come"
We all know that we are worse off
for water today-for an adequate
ago, and we all know that each
change Of city administration brings
with it wild and woody desire upon
the part Of the city's executives to
write checks and scatter gold as fish
bait into the streams which promise
so much and do so little toward
furnishing the town with that "ex-
haustless" supply Of the needed water.
Such being the case, we believe
that all the taxpayers, all the home
owners. all the citizens of every de-
gree and class should know that the
water problem in Ardmore is a most
serious one; that We may lose the
bigger part Of our insurance unless
the evil is remcdied; that manufac-
turing enterprises will give Ardmore
the go-by unless Ardmore can show
them a tangible supply of water.
The author of the anonymous epis-
tolery communication signs himself,
Your friend who is praying, praying,
praying for water"
We arc with you. Friend. But
suppose you join with The Ardmoreite
and urge the city officials and the
Chamber Of Commerce and the Lions
and the Rotarians and everyone else,
to do a little digging for water in
lieu Of too much praying.
Remember. prayers without accom-
panying hustlings. availeth little.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05
"A WORD TO THE WISE"

The Ardmoreite is in receipt of a
Confidential" communication under
the caption, "A Word to the Wise"
mailed US with the request that we
do not publish" and calling our
hand for the manner in which we
have advised the general public as to
the deplorable condition of Ardmore's
water supply, together with the hap
hazard, hit-or-miss manner in which
the different city administrations have
bungled matters and spent money
like drunken sailors in the name of
water supply.
Inasmuch as the communication is
anonymous, the writer need entertain
no fears that We will reproduce it.
but we feel justified in commenting
upon it and in taking issue with the
writer when he says the Ardmore
water situation is u skeleton in the
family closet which does not belong to
the public.
Our observation is that it is ever
the thing which those interested would
hide, that bobs up in the end. as
skeleton from the closet, announcing
some disgrace TO the outside world,
as 1t shakes and rattles its bones
and scintillates its eyeless sockets.
Many a scandal in both private
and public life would have BEEN at
the worst, but Of passing moment had
the facts in the case been given pub
licity in time. Many a scandal which
reaches disgraceful proportions when
it at last becomes the property Of
everyone, could have been nipped in
the bud had those most interested
have had the nerve 10 court publicity
in the beginning.
The anonymous writer tells us that
If we keep on letting everybody into
the secret Of the threatened water
famine in Ardmore, we will stop i'm
migration" here and cause many who
have come here TO leave.
Great Ghost Of Public Economyl
Don't you suppose that everyone in
Ardmore knows that we haven't any
tangible water supply. rs 1t is? And
do you suppose that the factories
already here, which had their supply
OF water cut off, are going to sit by
like set Of rummles. and let others
come here and build expensive oper-
ating plants without advising them
that Ardmore cannot and will not sup
ply them with needed water. when
the crucial moment arrives?
It seems TO us that. under existing
circumstances, which could not be
worse, It is a duty We owe to Ard
more as n city, a duty we owe our
selves as citizens Of Arimore. a duty |
We owe TO others who live here. n |
duty We owe to those who contem-
plate removing 10 Ardmore. TO give |
to the public the exact truth about
the water situation.
An evil was never killed, an in |
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05
FIFTY.THREE DAYS PASS
WITHOUT FOOD OR WATER?

London, Oct. 4.-Terence McSwiney,
lord mayor of Cork, passed fair
night at Brixton prison, having had
several hours sleep. but ii does not
seem to refresh him much, said a bull
letin issued this morning by the Irish
Self determination League.
Doctors do not find much change
in the condition Of the lord mayor,
except that he is very weary. the
bulletin said. This is the 53rd day Of
McSwiney's hunger strike.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05

talnties. may be the herald OF
day when the American people, like
their thrifty neighbors of France,
will he partners in all their home
utilities. Certainly there is value
in having ones savings employed
where they can be watched and there
Is patriotism and hard business sense,
too, in helping to increase earnings
on the investment by ones personal
interest in the industrial progress of
the home town.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05
COMM On. HONS

September 30, 1920.
Editor Daily Ardmoreite
Please say to the travelling men Of
Oklahoma:
The travelling men Of Texas invite
them 10 meet us Saturday, November
lG. Dallas Fair which rs Travelling
Mems Day. The badge committee
will meet them at tho Adolphus Hotel
and special tickets for that day Tiil
bc on sale. Something doln- boys.
Don't fail to come with us. You are
welcome. Yours truly.
s. ORR NEAL.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05
CHEMIST WINS LASTING
GRATITUDE

II tried several doctors and all
kinds Of medicine, and had about
given up all hope Of getting better.
did not think it possible that any
medicine could be so wonderful in
its effect as Mayrs Wonderful Rem
edy has proven in my case. You sure
have won my lasting gratitude.
could not work at all and had con-
stant pain in my stomach before
taking your medicine 1t is n
simple. harmless preparation that re-
moves the catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and allays the in
flamation which causes practically
all stomach, liver and intestinal all
ments. including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refund
ed. Frame Drug Co. and Druggists
eyywhere.-adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05
STATE or OKLAHOMA
vs.. ONE Bt'lCn AUTO

The State Of Oklahoma, through
II, II. Brown. county attorney, has
filed petition In this district court,
asking the court to make and render
an order forfeiting to the state OF
Oklahoma one Buick automobile. 1920
model. engine number 5bS6o5. and one
gallon OF whlskey and 10 gallons of
alcohol.
In the petition Il Is alleged that
while In the possession OF l.. l.. 1iv-
ingston, the automobile was being
used TO transport the liquor and al
cohol
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05

Horace Greely advised all younc
men to 'go west and grow up with
the country" Should he follow the
example set by his party, we sup.
pose Mr.. Harding would advise, Get
the money. young man. get the mon
ey; get the money while getting Is
good"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05

Looks sort Of like Chicago may
have other things in the moisture
line than are those found in Lake
Michigan and the Illinois river. Press
dispatches state that some unscrupu-
lous villain with a vile and depraved
taste and a sinful appetite, has swiped
$4,000 worth of booze. Should that
fellow drink himself to death, he
could warble on his dyining couch,
"Oh Death. where is thy sting"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05

Seriously we do not think whole
lot Of the pig clubs, That is we are
not strongly in favor of those We
have attended at the different beaner-
les throughout this sunny southland.
Then, too, we object to the premiums
(charged). Anyone knows that even
n hog should squcal when he is
called upon TO pay seventy cents for
two cheese sandwiches and small
bunch Of patented and indlgestblc
fodder called cake"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05

GAS AND ELECTRIC BILLS FOR
SEPTEMBER ARE DUE AND PAY
ABLE. BILLS MUST BE PAID ON
OR BEFORE OCTOBER 10TH TO
GET BENEFIT OF DISCOUNT. =
CONSUMERS LIGHT & POWER co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05

Speaking Of the theft of s175,000
worth of joy jolts by Chicago thieves.
reminds US that the news dispatches
intimate that there might be such n
possibility as the reopening of the
hearing, by the United States supreme
court, upon the constitutionality of
the Volstead act. If the rehearing
should win, take off your hats. boys,
to Old Man Hard Cider and the home
made brew and the elderberry wine.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05

Which reminds us that we are anx.
iously waiting for the Harding Day
event. We want to see Just how
much dope the A. p will send. We
were handed out less than 500 words
by the association from the Cox Day
at Oklahoma City.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05

According to information passed
along the battle front, Hardingites
of Ardmore havA filed application TOR
two Pullmans to carry them to the
Harding speaking at Oklahoma City
next Saturday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05
TUESDAY, OCTOBER ), 1920

Our idea of sensible economy
Is for a baldheaded man to use his
scalp for a razor strop.-Pilfered
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05

New York,-All arrangements were
complete for tho first game Of the
worlds series between the Cleveland
Americans and the Brooklyn Nation
ais today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05

Fremont, o. - Taking respite,
Senator Harding motored to Fremont
from Marion and delivered non
political address at the dedication of
soldier memorial at Hays Memorial
library.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05

P. S.-Leaving
for K. c. tonight
housed as close to
the roof as they
could put mel
Drop me a line
care Hotel Balti-
more.
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Snumen paperiteplliinns

SantoIlu oifaa fun Qmerifa far
iii i1t1rta moIfoiien poperin pul1tet>
ia, ofoittna Sitomen paperiteolli.
luis ~ferrasioan bdnmGstpttGpGd Ell
ppnist1 ia febitpstG, ilmoittaipat
iiellG olepat Mmerifon 8uraien
&istin tp0sfenteliiGt. Sttaen buo>
mioon teolIiiu1oen pIeiien lamaan'
mistilm St6meren maisiu, on Quo
men paperiteolIiiuuben ebistpminen
iitGfin ibmeelIiiempaG.
SuoIimatta iiitG, ettG t~aparoiben
mlaastaipienti oil puonna 1919. Gu
roopasia moIlinneiben liiferaioitiis>
ten tdb6en, mab6olIista ainoastaan
neli1n finifaiben aialla, Dietiin
Suumesta uIfomaine innottlina
puonna 10000 metristd tonnia pa
peria. Stturit ofa tdstd paperimaG
rGstG meni miibelIefpnmenelIe eng
Iannin fultrimnalle aifafaiisfirioil'
lie, ioten iiiomalaiiet ofput %loptdneet
pnperiIleen nliben marffinapaifan
Gnelannisia len iGlfeen fun menef
ii 8%endiGlIe, ionne ie ennen iotaa
irltnta1ttui Ioppui.
Yoperitebtaioen fofonaistiiotanS
TO ,piionna 1919, iiirrin ola Dal'
mistettu ianotltn nuooen nelidnd
miimeilenG fiilifauteno, tefi 200,s
35t metristG tonnin, mibin, patti
paperia, iil1Itpp mpos poperimasia
ielluIooia ia pabmi.
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Sunlarmcrfn

&sfettGin tebopn p1Gtofien mn.
faan eindt i%oiilumerfit, joita &an>
iallinen &ei1bfotalitipboistpS muolit
tain mpp joulln nifam feratdtleen
maroia toimintaania marten, tule
t1nG pllon1la maritstettamafii Ru'
noIen &istin merfilIG. SGtG p1dtos
I'd Ell %ininfaan ole aibeuttamtt minS
~fGGnlainen fplm6fisfoiiiirs tabi 5ar
rast1ifien pltrte ianottiia pboistps'
til fobtaon, poan iobtint ie pfiins
osnaan iiitG ippstd, eta Bunoien
&istin merlin f6pttdmiien ioiilu'
merfeisiG on ba>paittl aibeitttaipar
boiaomlsta ia b1mminfiG iiniresia
pleiiosid.
&in pioffoin on eoesiGrrne Mme
rifan H1rnoien &istin wiitfo ia
fobta fen i1Ifeen &eubfotaitipbois>
tpfien iorlumerffien mDprtt' tabtoo
@merifan Tunonen &isti baomoiit-
taa ieiraamon:
4. MitGGn ipiraIlista pbteptta ei
ole oIemosio &sneritan Bitnnien
@istin ia 2oniaIliien &eiibfotoiiti'
pboistpfien maroien ferdpfien ipd'
IiIIa.
2 @ttG &anianiien &eiibfotaitis
p~boistpfien ionlnmerfeisid ei hilla
f~GpttGnnG6n nimitpstG "Gmerifan
|Eunanen misti".
8. @tt6 Bunoien &istin merffid
ei &anioIlinen &eubfotontipboistps
tiiIe fGpttGm1Gn.
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Ia. Bunnitfoon Slpmnla &ristufien
fdriimiien ipDppoen ia fen iiiGlli-
len laabitn ia I%aaiuuoen; fen pitoiii
riittGmdn nellie ibmiiile, ett1 raa-
mattii eiittG1 allan min Iaaiafii.
ettd Sinnnlan &aritia otti pois
maoilman iynnit. Siiben mobtuil
fllfin pfiilo. olfoon miiias tai Tub
ma. Spntimme otti pois Slmnalan
&aritia. Clio ie ole bptpG ianoma9
8oifo iiniille ola mitG1n iitd mos
taa1L etta linunfin ipntili otti ppis
Slrnalan &oritia2
Satfetaan
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@lfu ella iimulla
Srpniuou0im etelGfDlGltG
Satfetaan

lopun pGipin1. SumaIa main Wabs
mistafoon iGninuarin opettaiia ia
oppiloita ettG fulfil Woimalliiia tpc
miebiG Serron miiniml1feen.
&iittGfGG taipaolliSta Slid fofc
Serron ie%urafnnta iotfa laatte mt
BET opettaiat ettG ne tefiiimGt ilollo
taimaollista tpotG.
Diff palion firioitamiSta mitto
olen min fomin blono, ml1tta ias
non nielG termeiiet iiiar Siiri llu-
iitalolle iinne falinS Sapaniin; fun
olit t1GIlG meibGn fesfiruoeSin, min
iGimme iinua itGlpalld faipoumaan,
wielG erittdin &alle @irpi0n perbe.
iofa oil FUN foti Siirille.
Niin, Mile pstGwille DielG lGm'
min ternebops, iotfa olipat 8eSle'
merisi6 riemijlrblisia, ioita pst1WiG
trtlin faSmoista tuntemoan. @oi Mi
til Sippoluiia fun ne ldbti tGaltG
poisl SiellG nGin teiban iuloilei
fasmonne piimeiien terran, muttc
taimoasia tanataan.
H1it1 piirteli oiitras
SnnnostG
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Chamberlain Collie and Diarrho,
Remedv

Chanberlainin Collie and Diarrhoe
Remedy
Tama on epailematta paraimpia
vatsalaakkeita. Muutama amos pa
rantaa ripulin. Sta on kaytetty yh-
deksassa kulkutaudissa menestyksel-
Ia. Sekottamalla veteen on Sc ME-
luista ottaa. Tulisi l0ytya joka per
heessa. - Lapsi parantunut vatsa-
vaivoista. Floyd Osbornin, lakimie-
hen, lapsi Dunganonnista. Va. sal
rastui ia hanelle annettiin Chamber
lainin Colo and Diarrhoea Remedya.
lisa ylisti tata paraimmaksi laakkeek
81. = FL ole nahnyt c v~ertaista.
"Olen kayttanyt viimeiset 10 vuotta
Chamberlain Tabletteja ruuansula
tushairi0issa enka havainnut mitaan
niiden vertaista. Ne vahvistawat eli
mia ia vapauttavat painkivusta.
Suosittelen niita", kirjoittan H.. d.
F. Parmenter, Cridersville, Ohio. =
Parani vatsavaivoista. Rachel Cri-
bley. Beaver Dam, Ohio oil vatsa-
kivuissa pari vuotta, eika saanut a
pua eri laKkkeista. "Mutta naapuri-
nj puhui Chamberlain Tableteista
ia ostin pullon apteekista niita. Muu
taman paivan perasti tunsin niiden
olevan hyvia ia %jonlun viikon peras
ta olin terve".
CHAMBERLAIN MEDICINE co
DES MONIES IOWA
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SnmalanpaIiuelnffia inhsfnmlla

S%nnnitntaina 5 p. flo 10 ap. a.
malasIa ia s illalIa.
Maonantoino 6 p. flo s illallo
Stamboii9bisia g. Seifarin t.
SiiStaina Z p. flo 1 ip Beech
moooiSla Wtiffo @1pelin +.
Sorstaina 8 p. flo s ilI. 9rrlesio
Gbas Yoron t.
Sltnnllntaina IL b. flo 10 ap.
Wtareneon baalilla ebtoolliien Dbt.
Sunmtntaino IL b. flo s iu.
@ortb 0ortisia 2oboen t.
Waanantaira 13 p. flo 9 ip.
8asbburnisla S. Niemiston t.
Siistaina IA p. flo 1 ip 8asb-
burnisia 3. &aIIion t.
Stmmintaina 10 p. flo 10 ap
8rantmoooin firfosia.
Sunnuntatna 10 p. flo 2 ip.
Glifforoin firfosia.
Sunmtntaina 26 b. flo 10 dp.
Sopeaioella ia flo s illalla.
&aifiSia nGiSlG tilaiinnfIisia on
tnnsiani folportori 81. Sasiel. Of
faa bpmGt ia malmistafaa iitblia ia
faifft m1tfaonl
@. q. &rdnffala
Halbelin Sine 53-51 8or 81
8rantnooo, isis.
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&oti. ia iiialGhethsiuhtofnnta

&eb. Us @ 8ilen, eiimies, Sc 6
IsbtabuIa, Ohio. 0apio Salmis
men, firiuri 4t4- 7tb It. Sairport
Obio. Spbn SunOi, rabastonboitaiu,
81 Dat It. Isbtabula Sarbor, ..
@ini @ngllino, 1887 6. 90 It Gle
ipelano, Ohio ia august ysoponen,
idienia SIC Saoepenoent II, Sairs
port, Sbio.
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&lafta faunis oufeewo.

&obta tiiofiun fiitan tnofiu,
@bf1 moni tnittais fen.
Waro, marc. ettei maailma,
|Saiii iua taittaa pois.
@ttei mietas mibollinca,
Snisi ina efipttGG,
@ttei iinum futoistuflcs, s
SGbGn maoban plitoois,
@tutta ettG pflin Seeins,
|Soiii iinut fasnattoo.
Sdnen ruuiltarbasiania,
SfipGimGt oiiimnon.
% fnffa pieni tl,oflit lifii
&unnes aamu i~arostoa.
&lbnneS fliuIet 9erran GGnen
Sua fotiin fut1ltipon.
SilofIit, tuotiu fl1ffa pieni,
SuofIua pmpGriStooit
Sltofiu mielG iilloinfin
Scum pGip1 mailleen losfeepi.
Suofiu wielG fuffn pieni,
Ole prtboaS fuffima.
Soften tuofiitt tdGlld maan
Yian fotiis, poiS fiiruboot.
&i,ffa picni fusma main,
&etfittGin ia pGinitt1inL
Selufleii ieurasia ioat,
ga rn,tbaS le1pGbtGG.
ga fuffa pieni frffimo,
Dot elon ber1dmd.
Sos fDnnin iiimun alta.
Dot ii iGilpmG.
Silma Botron