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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-05-26
OrIdjnaI Harmony.

4 traveller on walking tour III one
" the northern counties came across
solitary old man who, seated in TIE
doorway of his cOttage, was tiddling
away quite regardless Of such triHlng
.Onventionalities as time and tune.
The traveller listened while in amuSe-
nent and then inquired casually:
when do yOu tune yOnr violinF Inc
-eply came with refreshing ingenious
ness: II don't tune it-it don't sound
eight II I DO"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-05-26
AUTOMOBILE LIVERY

1 will keep on hand from now on
several automobiles for hire and for
conveying passengers to any part OF
the county. My charges will be
reasonable. Also have several second
hand cars for sale. 0. G. Gore,
Phones: s:-Home BASIN; Business,
284-J; 124 Race street, Cambridge.
Md SLIT
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-05-26
PRIVATE FUNDS IN HAND FOR
LOANS
HENRY l.. JOHNSON,
AttOrney-At-Law
End. floor, Dem. & News Bldg.
WANTED

WANTED:-To buy marsh grass
or packing hay. Will buy by rail or
water, preferably a small boat bring
ing same to Baltimore. Will pay
good prices. Telephone South $50
before z P. M. Thereafter Walbrook
1891, or white CARR-LOWREY
GLASS CO., Baltimore, Md. 5I21-6t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-05-26
FABRIC TIRES

twenty-five (25) per cent adde
to this list on Cord Tires.
CAMBRIDGE VULCANIZING CO.,
Phone GOA
no Race street Cambridge, Md
4I22-t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-05-26
SAVE $500 MILES

By having your tires retreaded OF
rebuilt; this means remove old rub
Der and apply, New Tread" with a
guarantee OF $500 miles. See fol-
lowing prices:
EADOTH
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-05-26

FOR SALE-Nearly new seven room
dwelling and necessary out buildings
on nice lot of near three acres of
land, situate on Oakley street. extend
ed, Cambridge, Nd, this property is
suitable for trucking or milk dairy.
For price and terms apply to the un
dersigned. w S. HODDINOTT, Phones
26 or 418-W, Cambridge Md. 5l8-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-05-26
viii to Do is Imperative.

Thoughts Of doubt and fear never
accomplished anything, and never can.
They always lead to failure. Purpose
energy, power to do and all strong
thoughts cease when doubt and fear
creep in. The will to do springs FROM
the knowledge that we cam dn.-Allen.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-05-26
FOR SALE

FOR SALE,-Buick, little six. late
model best of condition. Will sell at
reasonable price to quick buyer. j.
HOWARD PHILLIPS 5 521-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-05-26

FOR SALE- One ton modern truck
solid tires, Bosh Magnetic, all in good
running order LOUIS X. WARREN.
515-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-05-26

FOR SALEI - About 20 tons of first
grade mixed hay, Phone DR.. Chas. ].
Carey, Supt. Eastern Shore State Hos
pital, Phone 445. 5i14-tf
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-01
A STRANGE CONDITION.

u is q ouear commentary of United
states notifies when a Republican
Governor calls down a Democratic ao-
ministration for being 700 pa'efha'l''
,ic and for usnrping the sacred states
rights. Yet thar was feature o.
Governor Lowden's address at Mar
ion Yesterday Governors day at the
front porch.
The government bureaucracy SET up
in Washington by the Wilson admin
,stration is sitting private initiative
checking the nations conservation
nrogram and slowly sapping the VITAL
ity of the states, Governor LoWdeh d
Illinois. told Senator Harding at Mar
ion Yesterday, acting as spokesman
for the delegation of Republican eo>-
ernors paying their respects to the
Republican presidential nominee 0"
Governors Day"
Governor Lowden voiced the nope
that Senator Harding, when eiecte"'
would not permit the perpetual Ion oi
This system which. he said. was a'ro'
,,hvinq tbn statc activities which il
dominated lie complimented the Ike
publican candidate on his pledge 70
oo.ouarate closely with the executive
branches of the federal government
which have become estrangea "iloei
the present administration, ana ne
asEed that the cooperation be cN-
tended to include the states IN a gen
uine relationship
The trouble now, said Governor
Lowden, is that there is too much
oneration of the federal government
and not enough cooperation. Of TINS
deplorabe and sinister SITUATION
which the autocratic Wilson IDEAS o
government have created, the iliinof
governor said further:
"Of late, and particularly auf'h'
and since the great war, the leoeIa
activities and instead of cooperating
with the states, has tended more an
more to atrophy the correspondent
state activities Federal AID Whert
ever extended, has been made 'h'
means by which to embarass stat
administration of its own proper 81
fairs. This tendency must be ctech
id. or state governments VIII los
their vitality.
1T is conceivable that a great en-
pire may be ruled from its capita
but not a great selfgoverning repul
lie. The freedom and security OF
great self-goyerning nation are mea'
urcd by the ability of every part
it TO take care of its own local a
fairs"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-01
VACUOUS VACATIONS,

A preacher in an eastern city claims
TO have solved the vacation problem
bv going to work in a factory during
his vacation period.
Like many others, this particular
preacher found that the usual loailns
vacation didn't do him much &ooa;
that his mind, instead Of being more
alert was ioggier at tho end than at
the beginning Of his vacation; that
after letting his brain rest for month
it took him awhile to get it started
again.
Therefore, this preacher concluded
that his whole mind didn't need rest,
but only that specialized part OF II
which he used in his profession
He reasoned that what he required
was not complete suspension Of
mental activities, bat change OF pro
gram that would keep his mind en-.
ploycd with special stress on the
group of brain cells that the skilled
hand worker uses in his trade daily
and which in the professional and OF
flee man seldom are exercised
He reports that at the ond OF h}
vacation in the factory his nina wa
more alert ana responsive to It's reg
ular WORK than ii ever had been ate
one Of those ''rcstful" vacations.
The Isyerend doctors idea Of
good vacation probably will not be un
iversally adopted but it gives poin
to a well known fact: That you d
not give your mind a vacation b
placing il in vacuum. The ;irc
mind does not cry for complete res
hut for change Of occupation 1t
worn ont by routine; seldom by worl
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-01
County Fair Announcement.

Mrs. j. Moon has been appointed
suuerintendent of the Culinary De-
partment, Mrs, Chris Kuhn has been
Amounted superintendent of the
Household Fabric Department. The
secretary of the county fair Will be
in his office at the Chamber Of Com
merce every afternoon.
w. N. STRAWN, Secretary
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-01
j. s. |NFANTRYMEN
CHARGE v. VIRGINIA
MINE MOB OF 1000
USE GUNS ON RlOTER S--VOL-
L.EYS ARE FIRED INTO RANKS
OF MINERS WHO TOOK POSI-
TON IN WOODS FOR BATTLE.


Wiui9mston ". va. Sept, IAN
.,. - oon MAJ, ho1fovod IN have
ael"eN u - va
been directed at the oo'"i'I0S"iS Va
the Howard Colicry company, or the
bop,oe nj Snnerintondcnt H. Y. Ing
- Tf,sro,. nearby Mt
nam anu L. ''' ''' ,,..,,,..,.. o
thai'afoH' near " ''.'''' ,'',.'''
broken up ny eieht uN''eo : '''' '-'.
fantrymen Tuesday.
The attacking party iromrd upon
both sides Of the mountain upon
which Chattaroy is located, IL is re-
ported, and marched on he ooiilelE'
The infantrymen, detachment or 'aH
troops which were recently sent lhlo
the strike zone from Camp Sherma o.,
exchanged shots with the parry ana
then charged into the woods,
The attacking party was dispersed.
No casualties We're reported more
than LOCO shots We're exchanged.
Authorities are OF the opinion tAa'
the attack was in retaliation IoI l''
arrest of -four men aile&e" 10 Ha q
assault ed a mine foreman SUNDAY
night
The remainder Ok me SlFINe zone
was reported quiet today.
An official bulletin has been l's'!eo
| by the United Mine NorheIs caI,.ii-
out the miners a Ponoerlck' ny "
next Monday This sec. ion up TO toe
present time has been little affected
by the strike which mas been Ill prog
ress for several weeks.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-10
APpOLLOCLUB SOLO|ST
HAS WIDE REPUTATION

IN The life Of aalema musical set
tho sem i-annuAl concerts Of the Apnllo
dnh hfs more and more being looked
forward 10 AZ delighIful pleasure evnts
III FIRST concert of tho clubs third sea
soh az the armery neat Tuesday even
'ng. holda forth new and Interesting
departure from past efforts In that the
1olalsi for the occasion viii ba Il man
John Hand, who ability aA a eaneert
artist Il not 90 widely known on tbs
Pacific coast as ia the east. possesses !,
sshoF s0lce OF apiundld Robustness N
quality, ltkenad by many OF those who
nave heard him 20 that - the aaFid re-
nowned careso Tee higness ana beau.
" 0F hlA Nulva Is siau,. !.
tan6aSe Ia seme Nf the well knaNp
Af1aa which arc Ia his repertoire.
Ehese hewever. do not constitute his
thllFe ehAtin a. an artistic aad pleas
lnH SINGER trum the fire Win which
he expresses passages " hla arian 10
the extreme and reatful tenderness rN,
qAiFed IA the rendition Of an irish loy.
NMhH ot lullaby IL a range lylns we'll
shhlh the capabilities IL Mr Hands
NeAre SITS eHeoTee numbers are ehsa.
ga ftam such weli known ANA fa,,rtt,.
ballads aa My VITA irish Res. !,
usaF old fal Of Mine Mother Ma.
shise' For You Alone "When
"a and 1 We're Nounw Aaksis.- N
Hear Aou Caiung Me.e vNe,b.F a,
Miac. nc Flowers Could anesk -
When Irish ESes Ara smning %
AhefNs tsoHg l4ang IfAu ana
'lassle o Alne
RoF variety and balance. the ann.
hVta g - sans by tha Ailnlla slah ,.in
v9aal "a perhaps sarnass ans af ,he
sivos previous prugran,s Tha s,ag-
'aAA 'Av sdsAntlTe. the lullaby and the
h'lfshNli are all well represented ana
N'theas 9 deaht viii b. equally wen
expressed Ia the splendid ensemble az
male eaieoa ~
falals at she piano, who axpeet "a
sstsha she eanerFg Will he pratgflsa 4,
isAfh thar IA Var IeRson. aceen,n.,.-
lsi 20 M Hand viii graufpA - -,
shat IA Mar 1eaaQn. aeeenpani NJ
nj Hand. viii reader a sole a. nna ~
~ ftssFam aamhera Mr lensen. il
y s.aA1, - risnisS y neie AAd elsss
fF're HRAftE" @ktA AfaAttNHNF
AAe program fass0Msa
star spsagisa lanner
Audleere aAd Aralla clah
se hNll Nstl NdwAta Hroan,.
Neps ~ n0SA Ante, gs.,,'.,,.. I
~ Sysi0 s Maf sl.a alaeamdAA
,s.A go faaehessa 4
see Nes'l IA 0suhRa si'PaxlsAceil
''''a',..s''s-,,.s tse@neNvall0 4
AT HAha.
~ NsiRAh MeeA llaFEs RaMa Shelley
sFspa ssEAsaAg EssMar,i g,Fses
snt~fmissiaa.
eNfas - AesaSming Pilgrims
.-,.. u, Wagner
= MS9s.r NeskaWskr
AF 5ertSea.
asAhs& Nfs Ma hahy
.-,4sa.,ss. Frederic Il I.asas.
~ Ehe esraaA ~ the Ross
ss'te'itf,,i Feed.a4nA nank4as
~ AasH 0f Geixa At... .,s,..,'.,.
- the HeAw Cali Nsns,.s,....,.sB
An HanA
'sseSAAs aas'ss IL. s Austin lseeee
N*7Na4N#
AaNisAss aAd Aas0lia Ssah
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-10
EVANS ASKS DIVORCE
DECREE BE MODIFIED

Asking the court to amend d.
voree decree issued in March. 1919.
By giving the custody OF three minor
children 10 him and 20 cancel further
payments BY him OF Rllmony. &. c.
Evans filed motion Friday subject
TO the decision OF Judge bingham OF
Circuit court.
In his motion, Evans alleges that
his former wife is receiving the at
tentions Of one Gerald Short and that
the children are not living under con-
ditions beneficial for their up bring
Ing.
Attorneys for former wife have fiji
cd answer In which the request is
made that the $40 monthly allmony
be continued until the children at
tain their majority. an was originally
provided by the decree, The answer
also states that the former Mrs. Ey-
ans was married to Gerald Short at
Vancouver, Wn.. December 80. 1919,
and that they will be provided with
a good home by Mr., and Mrs Short. !
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-10
WOULD TRY
FEDERATION PLANS

That the Marion County Community
Federation is attracting attention in all
parts of the stae is indicated in a tele-
gram received by Manager T. E. Nc
Croskey, at the Commercial club, Sat
urday. Mr.. McCroskey is father of
federation plan in this county.
The wire is from Fred A. Baker, Of
The klamath Falls Commercial club,
and asks al "details of the federation
plan. The wire explains that a Kla-
math County Commercial club is pro-
posed there and that the federation
plans now working successfully in this
county are desired as pattern for that
organization.
cuingsct tssfullyinhitnsowsa worpk l -
Recently letters were sent to all COM
mercial clubs in the state by the State
Chamber Of Commerce urging applica-
ton of the Marion County Community
Federation plan in their communities.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-10
SALEM HIGH DEFEATS
N'h|NNVILLEA TO Il

The Salem high school basket ball
team WIS victor over the MoMinnyiile
quintet In well played game al the
Salem high gym. Friday night. the
Salem boys finishing easy winners
with a score OF "a 10 ~.
Hendricks OF willamette unIyersf-
~ refereed the game which was call
ed at D. m. Good plays on the part
OF both teams prsdominated during
The exhibition. which was Witnesses
BY a capacity attendance. This was
haleIn'e second game Of the aaaaon
and was McMinnyllie'a first public
bout for 1870 The majority of Me.
Mlnnyillo's plays sayofed Or ths
grand stand" willis the Salem lads
eaualied the visitors In each exciting
elaah and showed good teamwork In
every play.
Lineuna for the respective teams
we're; Minnyills-- otborn and mn.
i.r. forwards Mecarty. center. Toop
and Trent, guards salem shAeffer
aud nIll. forwards Boise. center:
Aahby and salts dnl. guards,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-10
FOX FARMS PAY WELL

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Is
land, Jan. 8.-Fox ranching on this is
land province is steadily growing and
this season 1t is estimated that about
5000 will be shipped from here. The
prices range from $1,000 each for silver
fox skins down to $40 for the cheap-
est reds
Ranchers are giving up the breeding
or the cheaper grades of foxes as they
cost Just as much to feed as the 9TH
ers and domestlcated reds are now a
rarity. A number individual farmers
In this province are starting small fox
ranches.
The first year book was published
by Rabelais in 1888.
me Amazon river drains an area
OF 100000 square miles.
Good amhergris is worth more than
twice its weight in gold.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-10

MY Honolulu Girl" newest. bright
est and best OF ali musical shows.
with company Of thirty five artists
and beautiful scenic vesture, will be
the attraction at the Grand Opera
House. Monday, January IL. Norman
Friedenwald, the producer. says the
show is by far the best he has ever
given to discriminating play loving
public.
Beautifully staged numbers, sung
and danced by prettily costumed girls
and real IIawaiians in native costume
are only a few Of the many features
Of this remarkable show. James
Lono. direct fro mhis tiny thatched
hut near the base OF the volcano Kill
auea, heads the group OF actlves and
plays haunting strains OF Hawaiian
love songs on his massive steel
stringed guitar. Kathryn Pur,ell. one
OF the few hclresaes from that far
away land OF enchantment, divides
honors with Amana.
Among the regular United States
NtAis Win bte SNOW hFe Eddle Lew
Kramer noted IL comedian OF parts,
Kathryn Purtell, "nillle" Emerson.
the prima donna. ]. Daley. a coined
Ian and Thndd Dchonico. a matinee
idol
The chorus OF really pretty girls Is
one OF the big features OF the show.
These girls are biE and little, nimble
and graceful and full OF genuine pep.
They wear Hawaiian costumes in
several Of tho numbers that were
made on the Island by the daughters
OF Henry Aheana. During the prog.
ress OF the show the chorus appears
In eleven different costumes. The cost
of which runs far into the thousands.
Two eompeian, maids care for and
pack these costumes each night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-10
nuGo rRoruEsrED CHANGE

Paris, Jan. Sin the Victor Hugo
museum here which was reopened tho
ther day after having remained closed
during the war, ia prophecy In the
poets handwriting declaring.
represent a party which does ,,,n
et exist---tha GENERALIZATION
party. this party win make the txen.
uSth century First of all viii emerge
the United States OF Europe and then
The United States of tho World"
The first heefsteak 20 reach the
klondIko sold Tor s4S pound.
The smallest honey bees In the
world are found in the East Indies
Advertising haa been in vogue only
a ii''le more than two centuries.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-10
CH[RRIANS LAY PLANS
AT LIVELY MEETING

The salem chefftans III an enthua.
asssAo business msetlnk Al 4he can,.
na~EwaAl club Friday mtEhs reXta,,sa a
80 sts~Ah sad aesesa plishanenss az
he organisation during sAs past ss.r
Aha nsAde plans Inf ths pafsle5pstlga
~ tne Nhsrfiaas il eolAlHs e,sa,s
1hs frEalaf ssseeilngs Nlll ~ hela an
tAe Atzs AassaaS of zach nsoath ana
saAsxaAs features fug eaeh aaeeFYss ~.
" be arranged Charles n kna.s,a,,s
wAs appreciated ehairmaa ~ the sntst.
tAAnaatA' eommlisee foe The iehr,ary
mseeg9nE '"''F
hass hiAg c a Clancy. saeena., ~
esheF Nhefiiaas appealed Is gaa,.,s,.,s
- wafkang faf tiilA attendance ~ NM
cheFfisA affairs and far anisS 4, ~
sFa1ecss undertaken
ttas "eesseFa NaseA uaaAiiaaas,y "a
g eRrfA'e ~ easemalhim1 ytsistng
sAstHSfs aaFing the Imperial e.anels ~
~ AAeEsaaaa aane. 1859. cAegglan ~
tosneha'ss slli hp ag ghe asss,ss.,I ~ ~.
knfinefs sheaid shsg oarrs oat tanss.
fiss plans g teur she Mlllsn,..s,.. S.s,,.
tsx. starting fnaaA iAasssAns.
1he NhrlssmAx eAepr sa.,,..t,,.
: - eaaanalhsems@a ser iss geea v,.gl
safsna shs holiday aaasan. Mhwa NJ
ksadas friend" Mers entertained -
80 AhfaatmSS tree asFAir and n n
~ntts ianehs an Christmas -
hsnAa Ncfe Aiso Feted MaAaevF chas
Z AssieF. AarloH Aosea nanaaes far
&c sAsssens dinner sersiee provided - /
als rNeent Cherriam AaAcs. 4 aafaeit ~ |
Isse ffom the simmer dance was siyxn 4
and il Mas s0tea shat NJ 1
,heFFaans Nhe had nas attended tha
ffAars assist IN clsAriRg ap M shogs.
- ~ paying Ehe regular aAsesssasss
ssiea for special pre5ecsa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-10
MRS. DENTON'S PIANO
PUPILS GIVE RECITAL

Mrs. Walter Denton presented her
junior pupils In a plano recital Fri
day evening at the Denton residence
on North 18th street. Only the par
ents and invited friends OF the pupils
were present, and the rooms were
crowded to capacity. A new feature
OF the recital was the playing Of
numbers by three OF the older stu
cents as an appreciation to the young
er class Some OF the children proved
themselves to be exceptionally talent
ed. among them being Maxine Ctlov-
er, Margaret Steiner. Frances Martin,
Arthur Fisher. Bonita Edwards, Hell
en- Ashelman. Ebert Lachalle and
Donald Allison. Mrs. Denton will pre-
sent her more advanced pupils in
private recital next week.
The program was:
Santa CLAUS Guards ........... Krogman
Gretchen Thlelsen
Light Mind ................................. Behr
Dorothy Stafford
A Bunch OF Daisies ..............................
Charles Patton
May Zephyrs ..................... ...............
Arthur Fisher
Evening Song ,......-..........,. Greenwald
Kathryn Elgin
Playing Tag -.-.........-.........,,.. Williams
Helen Williamson
Here Comes the Khaki Boys Cramm
Helen Darby
Jingle Bells ..............-.....-...,... Lawson
A Morning Gallop .................. Cramm
Mildred Gilbert
a binsh Rose .....,...,,-.,,.,. Licurance
Japanese Lanterns ...................... Keats
Rovena Eyre
Tho Brook in the Woods .... Wenzel
Bonita Edwards
Dance Of the kewpics ...............,......,...
Francis Martin
The Swan Song .,....-........... Baldwin
Helen Ashelman
The Chimes OF Normandy Lawson
Virginia Berger
''tNiO1Aoh -'--.--,s,--..s--,.s.-...-.., Selected
Arthur Fisher
Origin OF Dixie Land .................
Arthur Fisher
Dcnld Allison
Origin Of Marseillaise Hymn .........-..
March Mlitaire ..,.............. ................
John Minto
Woodland Rsyels .......... Keats
Margaret steiner
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-10

Spanish Dance
Maxine Glover
SAOHeE OF GOlu ------------------.--- DUNN
Ronald Craven
Caprice .-...-------
Unita Kirk
Hungary ------------------------------.- hoeIiihg
La Pappillon --.--..-.....---.-------.--- Deunce
Donald Allison
Concert Polka ----.- Alfordy
Charlotte Horning
Last Hope .-------.-.------- .-----Gottschalk
Mildred Brunk
Coquetuela -----------..--.. ----.---.------
The Butterfly .--.-..--..---.------..- Lavollee
Eugenia Savage
de TraYatore Hoffman |
Ebert Lachale
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-10

1he ~ Hsiens ceonsgaaive creAm-
- association has purchased ! Isl
en TAG waterfront and egerted aan,
sfete paiisfing AZ A eass IL ssAae. Ths
Asaoeistion l. pplnpesea IL farmsss
and dAiFymen,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-10
Ae'''eAss aaNd AeNlla e'saA.

hasensss ae Reshs Ass sAs fsss,
wsaaan ~ ewn and epegass ~ 80
alanss
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

los main tdstG "tnIoiaarnasta" of
tdm1:
@rmolapiet eiapat fationeet moi
manla fannattaa moista baliffuia-
pappio; forttildiiet taaS prittipat
bGnta fannattaa, mittta "nuriola"
mielell6; m-alinpitdmGttomdt iiis 0.
linat ainoat, iotfa nntoipat banel-
le tfannatufienia = 25c fuuSia ia
ioullra firfosial
SGmG faitfi maifiitti "GiiGGn"
min, ,ettG bGn pGdtti "tarfistaa"
fantaanio olifo lie tooeIla iopuioin-
nlsia Silmalan ianan ia l~liteerilai-
len t~llnnustufien fansia. So ibmet-
til, &aamatl1sta ia Sunnustusfir-
ioista nGfpifin aiiat toiiesia maloS-
ia fltin "omla dill" of opettanutl
Sind f1tpi lopllta min omituiies.
ii, ettG tlo pappi pGdii "f6iitt6md6n
oman alttiltenia &aritim iopinto-
meresiG. Sept buomaii BIN @olga-
tan ia fasteen autulioen ia ebtooai'
fen iiunatltn Apirmoitufien.
- Mitd fitmnlaa, tGsiGb1n pG6-
ieefin taipaaieen ip0mGllG ia iuo-
malta &ristl1stal gibGn tGsIG tar,
witie teb6G mitdGn, Of a%lititutta. .
S1b1n tapaan pappi plibeli. S1r
mpos pGdtti iiulistaa t%oilille iamoo
aittitiitta. 8erfeGe fpllG f~ltisfaii: =
Die maroipainen. SiirtG iaat piar
"iuuntafristitpn" nimen.
Mlltta pappi p16tti fertafaif-
fiaan: - Seeius lite on fdSfenpt
lulistamaan ia alsfomaan enanfe
liiimin ibamiufiia; Jos ie fifteen OF
iuintalaiiullttn, min olfoon.
Selpetin miitosta tirli Ills =
wiitta taipaaieen!
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faIIioito, iotfo olitpot merestG nou-
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