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The alleged brutal killing OF Haitians

The alleged brutal killing OF Haitians
by our marines, which is to be made the
subject Of official investigation, recalls to
mind some of the brutalities that marked
our early occupation Of the Philippines.
The name of 'Hell-Roaripg Jake" Smith
and his emphatic command to ''kiIl and
burn" will be readily recalled. But in
Haiti, as in the Philippines at that time,
there was an insurrection, and the en-
phatic means of suppression may not
have been as bad as now represented.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
EVENING SMILE
REMEMBERED PERFECTLY.

Good old college days" are not al
ways convenient social assets. An alum
nus recently invited apretty young woman
10 dine with him at restaurant near the
campus.
Il used to go there when | was at col
leee." he explained "And III show you
something Of the atmosphere We used 70
have. The young woman consented
eagerly. "Ah, " remarked the man a. they
sat down, there the fellow who used 70
wait on me- "Hello, Tony Tony greeted
his customer effusively. "SeeY' said the
man Tony remembers me from the
old days"
"Sure | remember him, miss, agreed
Tony He used To come In here every
noon With a different gIri. San Fran
cisco ArgonaIt.
An Atehison uphoIstercr recently re-
paired an old sofa and found the follow
ing articles between the back and the
cushion: Forty-seven halrpins, ) mus
tache combs, 10 siispender buttons, Is
needles, PIT pins, cigarettes, ) cigars,
- cuff buttons, pocket knives, ID poker
chips, small bottle OF nerve medicine,
81 wads of chewing gum, SO toothpicks,
2S matches and Ii buttonhoohs. The
sofa belonged TO man who has three IN
married daughters. KAN
Globe.
Joe Turrel has a field OF fine corn south
of Hopewell schoolhouse, where Miss
Marie Child IS teaching an S-month term
at the financial compensation Of sl35 per
month, which Will give her a fine start
in life and make her world power.-keX-
ford kan.l News.
How docs your candidate stand on
the League OF Nations question? He 5
for it, " said the party worker. why,
heard he was agai nst It yesterday He's
speaking IN q different State today. =
Birmingham Age-Herald
''Most of Us regret the time we wasted
In school. ~ es oftah wish had paid as
much attention to the teacher when she
wrote on the black as | now pay tc
the gasoline man when he picks up 8
piece of chalk w Washington Star.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
WORKMAN s LEG CRUSHED.

Lawrence Maucher, 80 years old, 622
West Fourth street, an employe of the
Heindie and Samworth Company, had
his left leg painfully injured yesterday
while at work at the Crosby and Hill build
ing, Market street above Sixth. He was
assisting in hosting a steel grder from
the street TO an upper floor when the
girder was struck by a trolley car and
swung against Maucher's leg.
The injured man was taken to his home
IN the automobile of Leonard Wright OF
II19 West Seventh street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23

AS Governor Cox so triteIy said in this
city, Thursday: ''If the homestretch is
long enough win be elected" The home
stretch was struck during the past two
weeks, and witnessed such decided trend
towards the Democratic candidate that
there is little doubt the remaining week
Of the campaign will be ample time to send
him under the wire clear winner on cleo
ton night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
Next week we will have formal sti

Next week we viii have formal state
ments from the national headquarters Of
the Democratic and Republican parties,
and each viii make confident prediction Of
victory Oh Tuesday week. One side or the
other will be deceived, and there is ample
evidence that the Republican party
managers are now fearing they will be
the victims. Their cock-sure confidence OF
a few weeks ago has given way to deep
apprehensions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
BY Walt Mason
NIGHT CONiETH.

The night is coming on apace,
when | shall quit the road, and seek
my final resting place, my daisy
strewn abode; and so the little ills
of life don t fret my ancient heart;
night cometh With the end of
strife, and every sting and smart
1t isn't worth my while to weep or
sing doleful tune; for all life's
troubles end in 81 eep, and sleeps
the greatest boon. 1t isn't worth
my while to hate the man who
does me wrong; far better keep my
smile on straight, and chirp my
cheer-up song. 1t isn't worth my
while to swat the man who punches
me; far better keep my timbrel hot
beneath the sunset tree. My au-
tlimn day will quickly pass, the
suns low down the sky, and
stormy passions cut no grass when
it is tune To die. And hates and
grudges look so cheap, when night
is drawing on, and it is time to think
OF sleep, of dark without a dawn.
| haven't time to NOPE aud brood
o'er some small passing woe, and
in a glad and cheerful mood watch
the bright days go Why taste the
wormWood when the prunes are
wholesome, sweet and cheap? The
night is coming ON eftsoons, when |
lie down to sleep,
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23

Harding is squelched by his awful
break in declaring France had sent her
spokesmen to him, informally. on the sub
iect Of an association Of nations, and his
campaign managers are too dumbfounded
to attempt explanation or defense. A fool
friend, however, advances the amazing ex-
PLANTATION that it was due to an endeavor
by Governor Cox TO ''set trap for him. !"
Of course Governor Cox did nothing Of
the kind. Harding made the "bull' in his
own ignorance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
XIV ANS CLUB TO HEAR
CHINESE SING

When the kiwanis Club meets IN the
du Barry room OF the Hotel du Pont next
Wednesday for weekly luncheon. Jue Quon
Tai. a Chinese prima donna, Will sing.
Miss Tai has been singing in William
Rocks Revue of 1920 in Baltimore this
week and win appear at The Playhouse
next week Wilmington people who have
heard her sing are lavish IN praise OF her
voice She is the daughter of a mandarin,
said to be a princess who gave up her title
when China became i republic. She speaks
English as we'll aS French, Italian and
Spanish.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Olive Temple L. q. r
Wen0nah Lodge. $. of IT,
Liberty Conciave. = ": ~
Mechanics Lodge. I D. o.. z
Lenape Tribe Impd %. r. "
Sheet Metal Workers Assoclau0n..
James A. Garfield Council. D. oi a
james YOUNG Conciave, II. ~ : ~ M
Apache Tribe, No. 81. Imp Z. o. r. 81,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23

tons. He livsd n . spiritual world which
vna in sharp contrast 10 tho rugged Iiie
Of tho pionecn whom he visited. Hr
Journal had wide reading a century ago
and some impetM wss given To its reading
about fifty years ance when Whittier
issued An annotated edition, which u
one Of the most instructive volumes TO be
found for those who arc interested IN this
subject. Philadelphia Inquirer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23

The ancient injunction, ''vote early and
often. If not applicable In it's entirety to
the coming election in Delaware. With so
many voters and so few districts, thers
will be little danger of any voting often, I"
and IN some instances it will be fortunate
4 all qualified voters have opportunity
10 cast their ballots. But the injunction,
vote early" should be observed by all.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
OCTOBER.
Helen Hunt Jackson.

o suns and skies end clouds of June.
And howers 0f June tuEgtler,
Ne cannCt rIyal for one hour
Octobers bright blue weasher
when loud the bumble be- makes tasgs
Be.atcd. thuit.Css warrant.
And goicenrOi IS dying iast.
And isuCs with Craps are iugrant
When srutans roll ther frnges agat
To save them 'or fhr mounE
And chestuuts fal from .atn burn
Without D sound oi wanmg
When 10 the ground rcd apprs s
In piles Ike ewels shlning
And redder stil 90 o'd tone walls
Are leaves Ci eooohinc tNininC.
When all the 'oyeIy wayside thinE-
Their whltc-Ningrd soe3s arr s1Hl
And IN the 6elds -tlll greeo and hs.r
Iste afterm9ths arc groNus
When springs rin low, and ou tac broo>-
IN lolc golden f-eightug.
Bright leaves sink noisclcss in thr 1u-
Of woods for winter waiting
When comrades sck sweet o4Hv
hauntS
BY twos snd twus tugcthcr
And count ike miscr hour bv hour
Octobers bright blue weather
Q suns and skies and aoWers of June.
Count all vOur boasts tcCtthor.
Love loveth best oi Al the wear
Octobers bright blue v eathcr
SignalmeR 90 Meet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23

The sole issue of the campaign is clear
cut and positive. Those who favor the
League Of Nations should vote for Gov
ernor Cox, as he is in favor of our country
going INTO the League. Those who are
opposed should vote for Senator Harding,
as he is distinctly against the League
There is no halfway ground.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
RIPPLING RHYMES.

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23

signaimeR 90 Meet.
Lodge No. as Brotherhood 81 Ra
road Signalmen. VIII hold an mpwan
meeting AZ 100 West Sixth strcct tonight
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-22

innoffanmin astella entiiiG lntus
joan. - 81 fai ne iiGt ole erebtp-
meet Mtittaiaa ia &aniallisfirttoa
pastrstaeSiaan. gi toti. 8armasti
ne a~iittaialaiiet opat m~Garasid len
elpanfeelilulitenia ia iiita tebumiien
ia fansia. So fun meillafin npt als
faa olla niit1 erpanteeliSten larlu-
iafin, min. 49,.
H1in tiumi Semmo, mltta bnoS
mali ieonneenia aiatufiislaan ia
i6tti lopun aiattelematta. Nutta
tGstG lGbtien ~tilfabutti Semmo faif
ii rmtbattomat tlnteenia @alttaian
liibteen ia paatti entista enemman
filIfea "iiien" latia: iepnstella @ut
taian ipastaan.
MitG Iuitlette pstdmGt, MOTTO tbs
ia tapaltfiesla Wiela rufoilla: SiG,
anna BELLE mteefIi iilla be eimat
tieoG mitG tefenatl
&atio 1 SOB. SIG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-22
Hmerikan Suomalaisen
x%irkkokansan bxomtoo1

Msfen otpat Sltontesta laapuneet
Amerifaan fnfii 2lrtberiIaiien 6.
panfeliumi Yboistpfien I6betpsioor
naaiaa MIN. neioit Hoia Sptonen ia
Stiri lluiitalo. Neiti uuiitalo on 10
folmnnnen ferran mattoMa roffaals
lie tpomaalIeen Saapponiin ia neiti
Sptonen toifen ferran. Matfa of
mobboton t1lld fertaa Siperian
tnutta ia SimoIa on iobtomit tam
ne iuureen @merifon taniolaistems
me fesfuiiteen.
Stem Oorfisio ppiGbtDiD1t l1be.
tpsiiiaremme pdri piiffoa ia pitis
nat eri fiiImrilla bartmusbetfiG,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ia perbefo.
foufiio. &offautto opot be i%aaneet
oinfieen Imerifan portillo Seem
Oorfisio. SapnIIiSto r%unioammin
ON tultii foolle beioGn mielenfiins
toiiio ia ortpoftoito pubeitaon finn.
Iemoon. Observation-Disclosures eli ole
unoboettu. @ineelIista fonnotista
ioopponil6betpffelle on mpos mclfo
bpipin fertpnpt.
Sc tuIerpot tefem6dn matfoja yb
opspalloisia Masion, Obion, 8enn
ipliponian, IicbieonirL Minneioton
ia Californian mdItioibin bubti.
toufos ia f~ei1fuuIIo. @bfd nieIG Jos
aifo mpontGa mposfin 9ofcton ia
@osbingtonin maItioibin mpobem.
min. NdiIId matfoinnon iiiarpt piis
buipot ia Siimalon ionaa ia fnIIiis.
ia iaoppnniIdbetpfien tpost6.
2lin Siiomen robn ipieId on aIs
boistn ia fopbd foniomme tattoo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-22
MaaiImanmeno on toiiaon

- MaaiImnmeno on toiiaan o.
mitlista. Scum clint. toilet paneDat
luurta painoa nsfolle, usfaltaa jos
I'll tobertGiG mapurimme tdmin-
p~uotiiesia pGdiiaisleboesid, arffi>
piiSpa 'Sobansionin ielfdnoian ma'
rasia pddtellG: "Sariiealaiiuus IL
menee meio1n pGifpindmme usfon
fersfaufiena. -. Spettaiia pi-
td6 palfata, lellaiiia, iotfa pnbupat
mitd forpat %ippbppdt, iotfa fa1ip>
paalpat usfoa." @ifob1n oliii iopi,
ipinto ottoa iefG "oifeistolaisten"
ettG "maiemmistolaisten" buomioon
ett1 alfaiiimat tersfata &ristufiesta
ia @ol9ata.tpost1? &pqG ie nsfo
lima fifteen meniii milfana aiWan
fuin obuomaamatta iban Min
fllin @aomatt1 allan eiittda.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-22
Jamala Ia saatana

&ofii moimanisto berran on
maailmaSia, iotfo tatfputtoapot ibmi
fiji pnlipeluffeenia: Sumola ia iaa.
tana. SiimaIoa polipeletpat ne ibs
miiet, iotfa Seeiufien wGlimieben
lfaittta opat tlilIeet tiintemam ia
f1iittGmG1n SlimaIon raffoafii /.
fdfieen. Berfelettd taos ~paIDeleipnt
ne, iotfo ep1usfon tilasio el1pdt
ilnron el1ipGG Siimaloo mooilmasia
be iitte iuIfiiumoIottomio
Sumalan pilffooiin, eli toos bienos
tunteiiia itieiponbursfaita, tefopp-
bppSen foopusio eIdipid fariieolais
flo.
Mitenf1 ibmiiet p~alfpeleipnt ndi-
td fabta berrao9 Somalon palpeles
minen ilmenee iiinG muooosio, ct.
t1 ibminen follistno torpnnia SUE
maIan i%onolIe ia iitd fltiIee, f6tfee
ia usfoo ia mastom ottno f%ielunio
rntbofii Seeiufien weriien oniion,
fiitd iloiiee ia StrmoIao fiitt6d 10
pIistda ia tisnmustoa SumaIun 10
ibmisten ebesiG, iefd Serron mined
~dspufienio bititaa potd ia pdipdd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-22

faitenfin tebod I~1betpstpot1 &ris.
titsta iaappanilaifille tirfastaafieen,
ndemme, ettd Siimala tarfoitufielIa
on iisfoiemme mattan tesfuuteemz
me %obiannit. &ofoontufaamme run
iaasti bei6an foforfiiinia ia ttbrat-
faantme lola runiosfdtiiesti talons
oelliiesti t~ifeafiemme matfustapia
lGbetteiamme. SGt1mme beib1n SUI
malan boltiun ia firffotaniamme
eiirufousten ia irbraatuan raffaus
Den iparaan. Teba1Gmme faiffi moi
tawamme.
&. 50. &uu5inen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-22

$erran 'ontat oipat marmoic
autiiaafiitulemiiestaan. Gen on
Yaatpali fertafaiffiaon Iouiunut ia
noiIla: "NeinG tieo1n feneen nsfon
ia Glen marma iiitd. mitd mi.
MULE on lisfottu" e Sim. t:12).
Haatiineitten miotoiumaIisten mies
Iest1 on tGmG malIatonta fersfu-
mista, ioIle eli moi fefiid rlii,ta nia
med fiiin: "ltuoenaifainen fariiea-
laiiunis". Siunattita on fuitenfin Of
la "fariiedIainen" @oleotan fotpins
totpon '%omistaiana; iellaiiiIIe "fori-
ieitfiiue" ianotaan terran: "Sulfaa
mimin Sdni iiunatit. Roille
"oifeiIle fariieiifiiIIe" taas fuuluii:
"Ruinfa te p1ltdtte belpetin fabos
tufien?"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-22
-&eboitamme firffofuntam

-&eboitamme firffofnntam'
ME pstGfpi1 ia idienid lutemoan toi
Tesla paifusia lebte1mme olefpan
firioitl,fien, ionfa Snomen ytep
WorfiSia olefpan merimieslabetpflen
pppnnostG lola olemme iulfaisieet.
&irioteImasta rafpp, eta iaappanis
l6betptiellG on lGmpimid pstapta
faiffiaIIa. &ufin Ills innotfaaleerl
tpobon ratfann ioappmilabetptien
pnoIesta. = Sifarien u1iiitalon ia
Sptofen matfonbielma on leboellem
me iaapumit past. 2iniien QUO
mesta lGbettdmana, mirtta urpobas<
tpneen1 entnne moi iitd fofonaihti'
oesiam iuItoista. decentralization
obielmarL ionfa tGpbentdminen on
i66npt meioGm tebtapGfiemme, JUL
foiiemme emf Ieboesia. Serran flu
nuista toipomme ndiIle tilaiinrts
iiIle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-22
SO latinoIoiiet ianoimo:

SO latinalaiiet innoimat:
"2uolqeista Ell muiitn fuin bppad".
@Gin fai erGs iepusteliia arpelee.
fin naapnrimme pGGiiaisleboesia,
fosfapa ban mertaa "Saafpoa fnns
lalIiieen @liiafieemme ia noprtp-
tteeleen Sobannes &aStainamme".
Mabtoifoban n6md iuurmiebet ienF
t1Gn f~llljesfella m%iinapnllo ia fort
tipaffa tasfusia, futen "Sanfpo" te>
fill Diff ientG1n ajateltatpa tarfem
min mit1 bistoria aiioista ianoo
ennentltin moista iotfua ibmiiille
eiitetGGn. Mutta eibdn iitG iuuria-
naiiuus ole ennenfaan iuuta balais
tut. Wa,tta minfdlaistn on ollut
t~uollaiien mieben Joanna opetls
firffobistoriosia, fosfa ban tuollai'
fla mertaiIitja moi teb6d2
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-22

la ~fiiolettaa panbaa ibmistG Serrnn
Sengen tpoimaIIa. SGmG on Srmas
lan palpelemista.
Herfelettd palpelemat taos ne
ibmiiet, iotfa eim6t usfo itieGniG
arttrnafii, ppbdfii ia tpanbursfaafs
Il Seeiufien neren f%alitta, apaan
toittapat omiula tefoppbppoen bar
ioit1fiillaon lepptt1G ia fopittan
raftaatii iidfleni6 ia Min
fiuiaapat SSrmnlaa. Soiiet taos e.
ldmat bpmin raafana ia popristd-
ipisiG ii~tlfiipnneisia, ioito tefoppbGt
fin ipnteinG pitapat. Meiitta funrpa<
ietfin eoellGmainitiit eIGipGt epGus.
fosia ia faiffi fltin eli usfosta IIboe
ie on ipnti imnoo apostoli Baamali.
NGitten fabben berran omina ibmi>
let elaipGt tdmGn elGmGn iGlfeen |.
anfaiffnesti; toiiet Srmalan tpt0nG
taimaasia ia toilet perfeIeen totona
belDetisid. @oi, beItpetin aiitffaitn!
8oi, birmuista pabain benfein iens
raal Wutta moi, iloa ia autlilitta
tpfonG taimaasial SieIlG
iloitaan, iiella riemuitaon, iieIlG
ipooG1n ~taitpaan mannaa, IiellG iuo
0aon, elGr1Gn pettG, lieIlG on See
Jus tatleltnmara fasmoista min
fuspoibin, iota fiitetGGn iu,iren jon
Ton fansia, iota Ell pfiifG1n Iutea
toioo. Weistd iiell1 iitte fiitetGGn?
Siita, ettd Seeius on tapettu ia
merellGGn meitG Srmolalle llnnss
tonut. Sis, S~eeiufien perestG pill
iaa ia riittGd faifesia iiantaitfiiuus
oesio fiittdmistd. SGmetfoon mel.
oGn iGrfemme iofa iiiben tabtoe ai>
no fpllGstpal SitG fiittGG faiffi
taipoan enfelit, patriarfot, profee.
tat, apostolic, morttpprit ia TOTO
tuo lltfematoin Serran lalima, min
frin iliuri petten paiibina.
Mhitta beluetisiG bliomaaipot ia
nGfemGt faiffi maaiIman berrat ia
parrit, etteihpGt ole armonajnsia mi
t11n Seeiufien perestG tietGneet@
fGGn, maan ie on olIut BELLE aitpan
t%untematoin aiia. SenpGt1boen 9e
luottipat iuuroppineiiuiitenia, tie.
toonla, %taitoonia ia omaan benget>
tomlaGn bengelIiippteeniG ia min
%fnolleeSia rsfosia mtliabtinat bel
metin piinan ia ipaiipan iiiaan josid
pitdG olemnn itfu ia bamntosten fis
ristps, ioSio Ell paipnnmato .fiiole
eifd tlili ianmnli; iosia beitG pitGG
maiwnttaman pGipGG ia potG ion.
faiffiiesti. @oi birmuistn, moi faus
beaal
&affaat Seeiitfien Deren binnat,
peIidtfGd fabotettiiin moidpoa ia fur
feutta ia inbottoa iitG berraa ia
len palapelusta, iota MIN birmiinen
on. Miitta abferoitfoa alma Iulrlaa
file Serralle, iotn mailman pill
nollaan lunasti ia foifesta ipnniss
ia publish, iota mereniG muobo-
tutiella antoi foifilIe ipnnit nnteefs
IL ioto Ell fufaan ndlttG1 moinut ia
ionfa baamoin fautta me oIemme
parotit.
s. &anfilo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-22

pid mutfia olefaan. sla fuitentaan
peta ttieaii; @aarnattl tplIi mastaa
aisfo-ianan fdpttamiiesta pbta bp>
min fuin muistafin ianoistaam,
mitta iinun lienee naifenta masta>
ia ianoistaii Jos usfolIa uiiot bpo-
fGtd pleiien manbursfauttamisopi
fimppui1n.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-22
Dor 1T Gin, Minn.

= SGten ilmoitan eta NINA o.
lotan @ilbertisid ~rippifoulun fefGs
fiiun, Z p1im1 flo 10 ap. Siis Ole
It's paItion fouIuien Iopiithia. 2oa
Iiiiin t~laliioila tiiIee oIIp pirfifirin>
fatefismis ia 81. bistoria. 2oiffein
foitlrn tiIiioitten tlilee oiata 5 iris
tinopin p11foppaIetta.
S. &anfila
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-22
Smloia femimaarine

8ireinia, Minn. Iiittaian pstds
ma, ieminoarin pstdp6, s.. B. Sill
ia Wers Mblstrano fufin $1.O0. -
Glepelanb, Ohio Miss Silon Saii-
tamGen faitta: Waiss &ilma MGns
tpnen, Miss Maria &uitunen fun.
pifin $1,000 = Sairport, Ohio
Mr @lieust Iopoien fautta fiiie
fauiimafiuio $4,000. - @sbtabrIa
Sarbor, Ohio Scr. emil Soften
fartto: Hliorten naisten onrpelii.
ieiira, 8anbempi ompeluielra, Sac
cob 8. Seino fufin $500, Bictor
@oiiio $500. = Reeoelep, Col.
&eb. g. Smosfninen 1920.
&iitos Iobioista
9. <otfalainen
o. t77 n.y. ms.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-22

4un @odmattu pa,biii iiitd
etti ibnniien on iiston fautto omiss
tcttnpa &ristufiesia olefpo pelas-
tvs, IluiIeipat iotfut tdIId usfo<io-
noIa IpOtp6nfd pleiien armonopin
romifoppoart pieIdpd iban fnitesio
r~oiibosia, ettei iiind mitfa len pitem
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@lGmGsiG iottru iosfus tapaitf-
TIA iolloin taptpp tooiStaa niinfin
pfiinfertaiiia aiioita fuin "fafii
fertaa fufii on neliG". Sallaisten it
IesiGGn ielpien aiioitten iouffoon
fi1ullia pleinen ia ebboton armab@
oits Seeiufien peresid, malttn iaa.
tanan, ipnnin ia ibmiien luontaiien
iofeuoen tafia on tmnGfin monelta
ialasia. Sdboomme ientdbben lpS
bpesti oioittaa allan &aamatun fan
malta.
Mfiibuoma,,t1tlema mainittafooI
ett1 lanai anteefiiantamliS, Iunns'
t,s ioipitrs, manburstans, pub
tar,s, iiunaus j. n. e. faiffi tarfoit'
tafpat inmaa aiiaa, {. o. Simalan
ia ibmiien mGliien iubteen f%orjaanS
tumista, maiffafin niillG fullatin
on oma mimaboufienia. Saaoa lis
ipntinlG onteefii, olla lnnastetti,
lomitettu, manbursfautettu, puboas,
Iiunnttu /. n. G. on iamaa fuin oil
la sSumaIaan lapien lubteesla.
OeGin %eiittGpGt tunmlstasfiriammles
fin aiian. &lriilill,: "Saaoa ipnnit
anteefii on inmaa fuin tlilla nafl<
bursfantetufii" Gim. 800.
Eoiiena aIfisbaiomalttufiena pais
nettafoon mieIeen, etta faiffien ndit
ten ionojen faptto ibmiiestd periiss
TIM Seefrtfien ubrifiolemann. @llel
I0ptpiii @olgatan Northumberland,
eli oliii meilld mitG1n maboolliS
lrl,tta ebes pubiia Satmalan ia rb'
miien waliien iubteen forioantirmi@
Iesta. M1itta ie ettG SumoIa beittl
@ristuflen .bartioille ipntimme, on
pobio ia perustus, iolla leilonln'e.
Snhuesti: fun prtbumme anteetliart'
tomufIen, h~inastufien, %iopitutlen,
aponbursfouoer, ~p,btauoen, i@iurallt
len i. n. c. iopelluttamista ibmi>
Seen, on ie Iannaa fuin eta tarfas-
tomme SSeeiufien fuoleman 1euraalt
Tia ia bmristen iiubtmatnmista iltS
ben. Meuttn fenestG fifteen &aamat-
til ianoo Seeiufien fuoleman perrs
tafIella, ett6 ban on iaanut lprltlnS
ri anteeffi. on lunastettit loipifef'
tn, pribbas, iiiinatti /. n. e? =
@astaufiin:
1. @aifista ibmiiistd
Scum ipuri tanid fobta on "riitas
fopulona", Iufefoon iotainen tor
fosti ieuranmat raamat1inpaItaf'
iotfa tGsiG eiitdmme.
"SSSa ~iinusia pitdd faiffi iirfufnn
not moan pGGlIa ii%ltnatnifii tiileS
man" q Mos. 1879. Sanat omat
ielmda %ielmemmGt: iiarnaus fosfec
taiffia l~ufufuntia, Ills iofaista tb-
mist6. SninaiiS on firorffen mass
tofobta; firoits lepaii ibmisfunnni
pIi ipnnin tafiu, mlrtta Seeiutlen
fuolemosia iiunattiin tbmiiet Sii-
molan ii~unoufiella (@al. 3:t3).
"Waittta minulIe on Sumolo o.
ioittamut, etten iaa ianou fetaot tb-
mistd epGppbGfii enfd iaastaiietii"
(glpt. 1929. @aiolemasiaan See
ius prpboisti ibmisfunnan ipnneis'
tG, ia mt tuuluu nellie onfnra
NS,rmolon 'fielto: "Wtinfd Sumolo
on puboistamit, iita dla Tina iano
epappbGfii" Calpt. 1915; Sbr. l.;
81.
"yiinpd fits, iomoinfiin pboen
ibmiSen lonfeemis on foitunit fni.
file ibmiiine toootufiefii, min on
mpos pfii panbursfais titlliit fai'
file ibmiiine eldmGn ponbnrsfoit.
oefIi" (&oom. 5:tS). Easid ielpdn
Sel,pasia poifosio on freifonfielesiu
monmirsfous slnnnn ilmaiiemiiefii
topottomon woimafos ia boipoin-
uoIIinen lana: manbursfnuttamiss
h,omio. Qufo iiis usfoltoo ostiia e,
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taloIla. Saapufaa ioitfoIIa.
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Ola marnia opin oifeuoesta
ei ole pieni aiio. Boapoli firoo io-
foiien, iofa julistaa emonfeIiumio
toiiin FUN b6n. sos mefin olerune
Yoapolin efponfeliumin fannaIIn,
iadn1me olIo nnrmoia fen oifeitoess
to. WiiotoiumaIiiio tdmd parmiiiis
fpIId barmittao, miitta minfd me
file teernme. Cana oifeus on bell.
latin eiunnfeIiumiin fuin mein6fin.
llsfotoa main; ie ON fofo mooiImoo
iparten.
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- See ibn1iiet olertme taipumai.
fla ferSfailemaart. Toifet tersfrhpat
"oifeasta firfoIliiuubestaan", toilet
taos "oifeasta edpanfeeliiuuoesta"
Serrafin antan nellie Ittpan ferss
faiIitiin. Mistd? SiitGfo, eta me
fiiulumme iobonfin eritpiieen firf-
fofuntoon? Giin tai moni ooottniii,
mlitta Serrd ianoo: SOFIA tabtoo
fersfato, ie ferstatfoon itiedGn Ser
rasia". Serrosto fersfoamme iiIloin
Fun usfomme eipanfeliumin. Mers
fiIIista fun ne niiat iuiumot alma
luontepastil
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Sartanslenrat &ice Eaten f~irfosia
Sunmintaina toufof. 2 p. flo II
ap. ia flo z III. Tdsid iamalla iaan
ilmoittaa, etti emf beinafitiin pti.
meiiend pdiaudnG baIuan olla tpas
paa Slice 2afen @tp. 2utb. 8onsal-
lisieatrafunnan palpeIufiesta.
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