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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-09
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Hog receipts
$4,000 head; market steady, higher
Bulk. s1415@1625; butchers, $13 IS
@16.35; packing, $13.75@14.5o. .-ght
$15.25@16.10; pigs, $14.50 J15.:5;
roughs, s13.75@14.00.
Cattle receipts, 10000 head; mar.
ket steady, strong. Beeves, s10.25@
17.25; butchers stock, s5.00@14.,J;
Gamers and cutters, $4.00@70O;
stockers and feeders, $5.00@11. so;
cows, s5.O0@12.50; calves, $4,000
1850.
Sheep receipts, $4,000 head: mar
ket mostly 25c lower. Lambs, $3.50
@21.00; ewes, s300@11 90.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-09
St. Louis Live Stock.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 9.--Cattle
receipts, $500 head; market steady.
Native beef steers, $5.50@16.00;
yearling steers and heifers, $1,000
1875; cows, $3.75@10.00; stockers
and feeders, s4.75@10.50; calves,
s4.00@13.75; cows and heifers, $500
@10.75.
Hog receipts, $500 head; market
weak. Mixed and butchers, $4,000
1910; good to heavy, $15.00616.O0;
rough, s12.50@13.00; light, s16150
1850; pigs, $11.o0@16.00; bulk, $16.15
@ 16.40.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-09
Liberty Bond Market.

Liberty bohu WdrKet'
NEW YORK. Aug 9.-LioeI.
bonds were quoted today as follows ,.
31ss, 1854; second As. 1894; NE,
AIS, $40; second AIS, 1850; tnl,u
AIS, $3.50: fourth Ans, S5.0S: VIZ
tory 3Zs, 1856; Victory Ans. so.o''
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-09
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES.

CHICAGO, Aug. a.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-04-16
COURT SENDS HOWAT TO JAIL
Kansas Miners Leader and Three 9th
ers Imprisoned on Contempt
Charge.

Pittsburg, Kan. April 1O.-Alexan-
der Howat, president of the Kansas
coal miners, was sentenced to jail for
contempt of court by Judge Curran Of
the Crawford county district court.
Howat was found guilty of contempt
for refusing to obey an order of Judge
Curran, issued Tuesday, that he ap-
pear with four other United Mine
Workers of America officers of the
Kansas district and testify in the in
yestigation of the coal mining industry
being conducted by the Kansas court
of industrial relations here.
In addition to Howat, Judge Curran
also found August Dorchy, vice presi-
dent of the miners: Thomas Harvey,
secretary treasurer, and Rober Foster,
district auditor, guilty.
He sentenced all to the county jail
at Girard until such time as they
would testify before the industrial re-
lations court.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-04-16
CHICAGO STRIKERS DEFY
THE UNITED STATES
Hundreds of Rail Men at Meeting
Shout That They Are Bigger Than
the Government.

Chicago, April 9.-While reports
piled into Chicago with details Of the
spread of the switchmen's strike,
which originated here, meeting sup
posedly of loyal union switchmen was
taken over by radicals, who at one
time chorused their belief that they
were stronger than the United
States"
The conservative railroad unions
were being deserted by their erst-
while membership. And the newly
formed unions-notably the Yard
mems association and the United En-
ginemen'S association - have come
forth with platforms calculated to de-
strOy the labor organizations which
have contracted with the railroads.
study of news dispatches makes
possible background for picture
of general conditions, striking de-
tails of which were painted at the
meeting.
Samuel e. Heberling, international
president of the Switchmen's Union or
North America, who came to Chicago
to make a desperate effort to curb
the diSintegration of his union and
the outlaw strike, with loyal union
associates, called a meeting of the
union members. This meeting sup
posedly was protected against pack
ing" by radicals
But when w. ]. frost arose to open
the session he was hooted from the
platform. He is a conservative and,
like other officials of the old union,
is opposed to the strike.
Mr.. Heberling talked for time, in
terrupted by jeers and Kisses.
''This strike is Illegal" the interna-
tional president said. 'You men can't
get away with 1t. Do you think you're
bigger than the United Statesw
At least 500 voices screamed the
unexpected answer, "Yes"
And then. before body of news
paper men openly admitting their
identity, and with a score of secret
service men and police detectives in
the audience, e. c. Estey, leader Of
the Yardmen's association, mounted
the platform, took control of the
meeting away from Messrs. Heber-
ling and frost, and shouted to loud
approval the radical methods that
must be taken to win the strike"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-04-16
FRANCE AWAITS
D. K. OF COUNCIL
Troops to Leave Frankfort When
German Act Is Approved.
NEGRO TROOPS OUT OF CITY
French Army of Occupation VIII Be
Withdrawn as Soon as Action
Is Taken at the San Reno
Conference.

Paris, April 13-France will evacu-
ate Frankfort and the other German
towns occupied last week as soon as
the supreme council at it's forthcoming
session at San Reno sanctions Ger
many's military Intervention in the
huhr district for the purpose of re-es-
tablishing order.
This decision has finally been
reached as a result of the PariS-LOn-
don diplomatic exchanges Of the last
few days.
The British ambassador, Lord Der
by, handed Premier Millerand note
in which Britain again demands that
France withdraw her troops from the
newly occupied German territory.
Shrewd Diplomatic Move.
1t is now evident that Premier Lloyd
Georges sea voyage, Foreign Minister
Lord Curzon's diplomatic illness" and
the instructions to the British ambas-
sadOr not to take part in the councils
here when they deal with the German
question are nothing but part of a
ShreWd British diplomatic blind" to
allow time to elapse until he San Re-
mo meetings, when the supreme council
will officially allow Germany to main
tain a certain number of extra troops
in the Ruhr region until order is re-
stored without mourning penalties for
technically breaking the treaty of Yer
sailleS.
France, it is understood, will sane
ton such a decision by the supreme
council which will open a dignified way
for her withdrawal of the troops from
Frankfort and the other towns.
Black Troops Withdrawn.
Paris, April 13.-Latest reports from
Germany show that the French have
removed the negro troops from Frank
fort, as a result of an indignant out
cry from all civilized Europe. The
French black troops are still left in
German occupied territory on the left
bank of the Rhine, however, and the
French are showing no signs of in
tending to withdraw them.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-04-16

Next autumn Prince Albert will rep
resent Great Britain at the tercente-
nary celebrations of the landing Of
the Pilgrim Fathers in the United
States, according to recent informa-
ton. He will probably spend some
time visiting cities in Canada and
the United States, and according to
present plans his visit will include a
call at the White House in Washing
ton.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-04-16
RUSSIA BETTER WITHOUT JAPS
Brig. Gen. William S. Graves Says
Siberia Will Readjust Itself
If Left Alone.

Manila, P L, April 13.-The Rus
sian situation will adjust itself when
the japanese leave Siberia, Brig. Gen.
William S. Graves, commander in chief
of the American expeditiOnary forces.
which recently evacuated Siberia, de-
clared here. "Ninety-eight per cent Of
the people in Siberia are bolsheviki,"
said General Graves. 'They are work
ing for peace and the good of the
country and in my opinion they are
trying hard to be fair and just. The
antibolsheviki do not want the Japa-
nese to leave because of immense con-
cessions granted them by the crown
before the Russian debacle."
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-04-16
URGES A FLAT REJECTION
Secretary of Old War Labor Board OPP.
poses Plan of Second Industrial
Conference.

Washington, April 10.-Flat rejection
of the plan proposed by President Will
sons second industrial conference for
the settling of labor unrest was urged
before the senate labor committee by
w. Jet Lauck, secretary of the old
war labor board.
Mr.. L,auck was the first witness at
hearings on the conference plan pre-
liminary to the drafting of legislation
to carry into effect such Of 1t as the
committee may deem advisable.
Mr.. Lauck told the committee that
the industrial unrest throughout the
world was due to the fact that labor
organizations were demanding q
greater measure of control by labor
In industry" as well as larger earn
ings and shorter hours.
This, he said, was due new con-
ception of democracy" requiring that
the principles of political democ-
racy be taken into he industrial
field. The conference, report. he said,
did not meet this.
The conference likewise, he said,
had failed ito use trade unionism as
a basis for collective bargaining" did
not provide any principles OF which to
base settlements and had recommend
ed regional methods of dispute settle
ment rather than industrial boards In
each industry.
The principles Of the war labor
board" Mr.. Lauck said, should be
taken as a basis for legislation in
stead of the industrial conference re-
port.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-04-16
Ex-GERMAN SHIP IN SERVICE
Steamship CaIiao Placed in Regular
Passenger Service Between U. s.
and Rio Janeiro.

Rio Janeiro, April 10.-The steam
ship Callao, the first OF the large
steamers formerly owned by Germany
to be placed in the regular passenger
service between the United States and
Rio Janeiro and Buenos Aires, arrived
here. This vessel. which was formerly
the Sierra Cordoba, was seized by Peru
during the war and was later turned
over to the United, States shipping
board by that country. She is flying
the United States and Peruvian dags.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-04-16
How Is Your Complexion?

A woman should grow more beauti-
full as she grows older and she will with
due regard to baths, diet and exercise,
good working order. If you are hag-
gard and yellow, your eyes losing their
lustre and whites becoming yellowish,
your flesh f1abby, it may, be due to in
digestion or to sluggish liver. Cham
berlain's Tablets correct these disor-
ders.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-04-16
STRIKE SHUTS ILLINOIS MINES
Rail Situation Makes Half the Shafts
and $4,000 Men Idle, Says
President harrington.

Springfield, ILL.,, April 13.-Approxi-
mately half the coal mines in Illinois
are idle and $4,000 miners have been
forced out of employment by the strike
of railroad switchmen, according to
Frank Harrington, president OF the
Illinois miners.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-04-16
Jazzerizinu the Euzzer.

A newly designed triple tone cleo
trio bell yields clear ring from one
push button, buzz from the second
and a combined ring and buzz from
the third. The buttons may be placed
on three different doors of house,
or in office or shop the signals may
be used for calling three different per-
sons.-Popular Science Monthly.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-12

beiffoa laitetto, eta aiitl tnliiu
iubteelliiesti palion .1sten fdllSla,
,oa. TIA ne omatt !. bacteampia FUN
frnnel. gepfpimr fantel- nnmc on
barwinaiien luiasti iioottu, on TO-
pipam fofoinen ia iiiGlloltGan emf
luoffainenL joten Jos ie banfitaan
ppbGfouluibin, on ie olepa monis
wuotinen aarre fullefin pDbafou-
IitlIe.
Sitapaitii tdman~ firjotelman tar
foitufiena oifeastaon olifin ilmoit-
taa eta
Salumstuimifmnta OIL pGattGngt
raioitetun aian iiialla mSpSa PIP
bafOnlmille {Sionim aantcleita btu
fam belppmmafla. GDigfaa pitts e.
%rifoiiia ppbGfpnlnjen bimtoja ia IT,
latesiamne pioittafaa eta firjat to-
bella tnle,pat ppbafomlnillc.
glos Ills borrofiista ia iofa pr
bdfouluun firffofuntamme flstan'
toma Sionin &onnel. Seemme III
mGn tarioufien allan ntttamiietlt
emmefG mistGGn mulsta. SoiHpom'
me ettG rafas lorllufiriamme tulil'
iofaiien faniamme lapien raffaat'
Fl laulufiriofli 10 lapiesta pitaen.
2uettuanne tGmGri firioittafoa o
tis fonttooriimme fire, iosla tpie'
lette erifoisbintojamme ppbaforllljc
marten.
Ost1mppoell1 &aloustoimifunfa
Oiote: auttoiu, sor 69,
Sronmooo, Weicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-12
eben SmnetiOn, Msicb.

&afIi main on iouffoo maonp11llu,
Sis fofii main tietGG iota tGalld
mueIlamme: llSfon faitotie aittitu-
teen eli aiitiiaana iianfaiffiieen Ella
mGGn ia epGusfon lafpia tie faoo-
tufleen. SGm1 on raamatiin lGpi-
fGpfp1 totiius. &afas lufiiani, full
ietfo iin1 aiwan aatuaona Sinta-
Ian fanfan mlfand foboen taipas-
ia, mai filietfos epdiisfosia bplid-
ten mieraana ia mibamielesid SIT
malaIle ia plonfatioen oman fal-
film artpuuteii9 SiII6 artuaon tdp-
typ iiniin olla entten fuin mott in-
maliiuuoeStaii f~ersfailla. "I1i-
titas on ie fanfa ionta Sierra on
SSilmala" ianoo raamattii. Sletban
monasti Iufenut: "Minfdtdbben IL
mta fristitpfii fiitiutaan9" Bast.
SentGboen eta nina olen Tasteful
,nimeen Sidn ia 8oian ia Ppbdn
Semeen ia olen fosteesia pGdIIeni
putemit 2~ristiifien, ionfa nina us
fon ia tiinmistan @apobtaiofieni
ia aiitiiaafiitefii6fieni. Snbon MT
ielmGd ielpenpi jog oIet fristittp,
min oIetbon %ntposfin aiituos, mutt
ia fuinfo mont itie66n fristittpnG
pitdtpG rauffa pit66fG6n ienti6n
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-12

Mhitta oletfo find tebnpt to-
tilen pa%rannaitien? fiuiotteli toinen
~autuaisIa emGnnista, fcetellafieen
Keenan, uSfoa.
= @n1 lrtin iuuri erdastG Iuts
taian fanianfirieestd, ettG Seeius
on tebnpt iuuren parannufien Col
satalIa; eifo ie rita? toubiiii See
no.
&plId ie riittGd, riittad NOR
masti, ianoi GSfeinen emGnta ia
pubfeii iamalla ilonfppneliin.
@altapa OH Scrran arino.
fnn taas pfii ipntinen on paasi9t
laatanan ,tableista, titunlimat .mdn
nat. Sind fifteen pioettiinfin pitfa
raamatunfesfustelu, ionfa tulofier
lpbDesti moiiimme ilmais.a ndill1
'aaoilla: Eczema iii auhtas, mo
ieiii emGntti u: :pat autanita. fo%
TO fplG oil aittiias ia iamalla toto
ibmisflinta. &aamatiista tabdn tn
~lofieen tultiin, fila iiinG luettiin:
"SSlmala of &ristnfiesia ia TO-
witti maailman itieniG fansia eifo
hue belle beibdn ipnteiGnia".
- Srirboa oil pelfoni epGuStos-
ia, tuumi Eczema Iopufii.
= Sa turbaa pG1nfipuli liiaii
toinen emGnnist6 Ieifilliiesti. M!tts
ia '2eena main raitroi ia ianoi: =
&uintaban moni iairastaa Iamal-
loista perfeleen pGGni1rfpG tGsiGfir
fplGsiGl
geuo folme ernGr.GG, 2eena en-
iimGiienG, pGGttimGt MT oifeen mo-
rrulla rllipeto ..emittGmGGn NuttG'
|iaa ia @uttajas liiffeen firjalliitut'
ia. 2eenon maralliiltus oil nut G.
rinomaiieen tarpeeieen; ie paGl' 81
malan naibetrspopOi!le %pimepSesit
oleipien ibmislastcr bpmGtii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-12
keboi-
tu$td r~uxoukSeen?

aplla tarpitiemn:e bitalttemme
ia fpempptemme t1bben. ILL ben
II toiin on altis, mutta liba on
beiffo." Me l%opoGmmcfin ~ientG6oen
~raama.nsia uieitai fsboitufiia abfe-
raan rufoitfieen. SarlalIa mposfin
oioitetaan meille rufoufien inlri
bpotp ia merfitps. Slimalam Im-
paus rufoufien fitilemiiesta antaa
.rufolfielle holman ia merfitpfIen.
Sierra ianoo: ~"glpufies bu1ibo
miniia baoasids, min nina taboon
alttaa finito ia iinun pit1d fun
nioittaman minua." SGsiG OH teboi
t1s rnfoufieen ia lupalis fiiulemi-
iesta ief1 feboitus, ett1 ~rrforfien
fuuleminen melmoittoa meta SSli-
malan fiitofleen ia funnioitufieen.
Seeius feboitti opetitslapiionia nal
momaan ia rufoilemaan. SGn ionoi
eta Sia tabtoo ienfaltaiiia, iotfo
SGnt1 rllfoilemat, ia eta alma tut
lee rufoilla m%Gipmdtt1. S1n nub-
telee opetuslapiiaan, ettei be object
mieId mitd1n bdnen nin1eeniG rr-
foilleet ia ~Dafluttao iamallo
ettG be rufoillen laatpat min ettG
beibdn iloniafin ienfalitta tmlee t1p
oelliiefii. Sob. 1924. Mlitta min
tGrfed ia bpobpllinen FUN rufors
onfin, on fen abferaa fGpttGmistG
faifisid aiioisia palion lpotp loi-
min meiodnfin aialIamme, niioen-
fin piirisid, iotfa iit6 oiooipat Of
fem fdpttGd, nimittGin rufoilla See
iufien Minnesota ia bengesiG ia TO-
tltiioesia. 8aIion mposfin f1ptet1Gn
riifousta mdGrin, fun tebo1Gn iiitG
aniiotpo Siimalan eoesfG. &ufouf-
fen fuulemiien lupnrs fosfee, iefG
aialliiia eta bengeliiid tarpeitam-
me. Monet eiimerfit raamatusia ia
ibanat Iufliiiat liipaufiet pitGiii mel
til feboittaa abferaan ia bortaoieen
rufmifleen. Mutta ellei meiuG ole
arnon ia r%iifoiifien benfed,> lei meis
I'd niinfaiian moi tiilla oifeita ru-
foiliioita. sc benfi pastoa, auttaa
meio6n beiffoiittamme ia riifoilce
ppbien eoestd ionomattomilla quo
faiifiilla. Siind me buubomme:
I9lba, rafas Sidl SImon iitd olenu-
me teesfenteliioitd ia uItofuIIattr-
ia. r1sfon faiitta iaamme fen Iu-
bengen, Sol. 3:t4, fun u.s.
fommc Seciufieen niinfiiin roanattu
ianoo, iota ipnteimnte iotpintona
fuoIi ia Observation-Disclosures
nouii bios fuoIleisto.
Grans 2ebto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-12
decentralization

- Siel1inwibolliien foufut o.
pat monet. NiinpG ie fietoo iuonil
liam monen pafapanfin benfilon,
iofa on Sengesi1 alfanuf, mlitto
iosta metoGn, Haapalin lGncja
fGpttdafiemnte, tdptpp ianoo, cttd
ban Iopettaa libasia. Gimme tarfoi-
to jrlfista ipnninteille tdantpmiss
ia, Daan bienon bienoc jumali-
iirltt~ iofa ustottelee ibmiielle, ct
tG usfoDainen on ilman ipntiG.
2rn iofoiien fuitenfin t1ptpp mpon
tdd eta bGnelld iittent'm on fiuiaif
fla, Mil tGllainen bcnfiIo puolus-
telee itie1an iiIIG, ETH fiuiattiinbon
2rstust,sin ella &an iilti tebnpt
ipntiG. Tobootadn fits foG!tta11, ets
I'd fiuiaufiet pobdon cilrat oIiii-
foam ipntei6 eli toiiin ianoert, pa
bot aiatutiet iGiiinGt maills ipnnin
mined. @aiffi t6Ilairen p~uolustelii
ia &riSttfieen ipetonnnnen t1sid
iubteesia roiifeno fiiirt iinnii oarll-
tiiiIeen apostoItn ionoien eoesid:
"Sofaista fiuiao bGren orr; bimon
ia, iofa petdd ia boiituttelee b6ns
to-. Siind fe on; ibmiisIId on 20
mat" bimet, iotfa bGntd fiuioa-
mat; &~ristufieIla niitG ei olIut.
Sprti tiiIi Sdnt6 fiiiiaamaon ail-
fopdin, meitd toos iefd ulfoa ettd
iiidIt6, ia uIfonaiiiin fiuSaufiiin
iiidinen mieIi beti pbtpp. Wiin on
oiia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-12
PaapaIin tcveri
&iri. S. 8rocfeS

"Wte rafostamme funingastams
ME, iillG bdn ~rafaStaa Siimolan
lofia ia on mapoiittanut meiodt
moaberroiei iorrosta. e. moi mil
lrinfaon mio5'oo, nlit;r ban tatll
ml,otta tat ,nctlr lebtimaion jnblll-
liz ppb6for ei,fartanoSio lnfi fos
foontuneelle fanialle lafitlrIdo.
Scum ban iilloin tuli fobtaan: so
FIJI weliistGii on iinun o~letettaipc
funinfaafieii; ct iaa forottaa fiirir
fooieli nlur,falaista miesta, iofa CT
ole liniin meljeii" (5 Woos. II:
15), petit bGn p6dnid ia banen nn@
nenid tufabt,ii fppneleibiiL iilln
|bdn on eoomilainen ia Ills muiifa-
lainen. Silloin waltaii ipwa liifns
tus toto fanian, ia me buulimme
bGnelle pbteen ddneen: Tina olct
meioGn m%eliemme". &uningos el
moinut enid piibua, maan irroitti
moieten fuulastaan rasfoot, tultol-
Jet fGGopt, iotfa feiiari oil Iob1oit>
tonut bGnelle armonio mertitit, ia
oienIi ne p"limmGiielle papiue idtet-
tamifli abrilabiana ppbdffoon."
"SepG ulfofutlottu nGDttelijGL"
buroobti MT &c rinm nGrfGStpnce>
nd freifan fieleIlG, "hsfotfo, @leo-
lar, ett1 tro bursfaus, lcta ban
min obferasti filpcndin sGpttGo, on
tooc.iisto2 gtpt BAN on pi.isint tor
foi.uttenio peril, ia luulcn, eta
b1nen oifea mielenloatunia ennen
pitfGG tulee nGfpmiinl" Wirjamin
iuuret, tnmnlot iiImGt fatielinpot fp
lpipinG MILLION @leoiario, milloin
toos @aiusto.
"@ponnGn mieIelldni, eta tc,
iolo neito, olette oifeasia", masto-
Fl miimemainittli, "bursfas Israeli
loinen eli funinsas moine ola. ill
la liinG tapaufiesIa ei ban &eiareas
ia, feilarinfanpungisia, jariestdili
IirfusleiffeiG, ioioen loistoffaiiuus
metG1 nertoia &ooman iublille.
@iel6 wGbemmGn motif ban ppstpt
tG1 ~b6peGIliiid tpttdrenia fn-
mia f~atujen fulmiin, misid rosfas
mGfi baItioisioon niitd muta juno
Ialliiino palpelee. Slesiani dsfet-
tGin erGGlIG IiifematfaIla 9reifosia
fuuIin, etti bGn npfpddn, mifdli
ndpttdG, menestpfielId pprfii idies
nefii feiiarin perbeeieen."
&iitolliieno fatiabti @iriam pi-
buioon, ia t6md buomaii ipasta
MT mattatomerinia iimebiffdat fas-
ponpiirteet. SilmGt be5fuitpat ias
Ioa ipiboo faiffeo uIfofulloiiuutfa
ia pGdrppttd mastaan, ia iiitd ioot
tot pd1telIG, ettd bdnen Iuonteenia
oil plefpG, iosfih plped ia taipuma-
ton. Miitta iomaIIa oil b1nen ps-
tdfpGniiesiG bpmpiIpsidan iotoin
min ratastettatpaa ia ipodmeIlistd,
ett6 @oiais eli mointrt f6dntGd fats
iettoon bGnest6 ennenfiiin ban pii-
nastuen iurntoii fotieenia maobon.
Setfiien rotiastiwot be woieten
mieretpsten. 8ibooin gIeoior TO-
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Diet tai 10 pGS.t1np. ostao
firftofuntamme eiimiebsn firioitta-
man : firian "&enelle emanfeliumi
fruluu?" Scum aiiamie6enlnla tl1le-
mat luoflaii, osta f%irjan,n tinfi-
mattd, iilla iiten iaat III, iaurto
iinnaasta ia iomdlla tuet ioappus
nilabetpfien fdllista aiica.
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!. v@irffoh,utommc or otton,

- &irffotantamlnc OF ottanut
Ieminaarilaiicn slfieI N5on toti- ia
iiidldbetpsiaarnaaiafii sa'i feiGn az
iafii. &eboitamme iiis 10 .,Gim al
faieen iearafuntia iuuinnittslentaan
emf feiaiiia jublia paiftofunnal-
Teen. %aiad jublilIa iulistctaan me
rieuanfeliumia ia i%aulalla footaan
dineelliiia maroia S,tmalar maltas
Human bpmGfii.
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Pybdkoulxjen bucmioon

"ytltorena p:fid maaIl:l.ttdlpd
RdmGn lauielman tunnemme jo-
fainen. 8armaan mp0s ~iofainen o.
lem1nte ~toiienfin ferran buofailleet
miten oiaiiimme pr5ua Iapiillem@
me Seehlfiesta iiqd tawalla ettS
be' tooello tiiliiimat usfoon ia al
faiiimat elan Seeiufien om;stami-
iesia. SasiI tposid tunnenlme fii-
tenfin niein pettpneemme. Sno@
moamme m~onestifin miten tDOmme
~tuntilii aipar hirbalta. SSa fuiten-
faan beifoinfaan tpo Ell ole turbaa,
jos main iitG tebbdGr oifealla to-
mallo. Sanooban nGct Suapali:
"Tponne Ell ole tilrba SerraSla".
Wutta miten fifteen moiiimme Of
Ic marmoio tp3stdntme 0errosio?
EGntG fpinatns Ell ole niinfn1n
tltr9an mltofli tebtD. &plia Eaoz
mattu feboittua meitG titfimaan
itieGmme ia tpot1mme, ia ri, eta
uienrmin t1td t1itfimustp0t1 bar
io,ttaiiimmel
Ost1mGni, linG it'd ia Giti ia pD-
bGforlun opettoja! sos tunnel it
ieii beifofii Serran tposid, min ala
filth lannistu. See oioitomme iirnl-
Ie tpotaman, jofu ioarmosti tantoo
beoelm1G ia jota beifoinfin moi
t,bbG. Mifd ie iiiien on?
Sarfpitamme lanliiu, lanlna See
infiestn.
Scum lostemme berffiin Ipodmiin
painamme mebeniG laulria Seeiiit
len lu1astnstpostd, on ie ielloista
fplip0G, iofu ferron fantaa rrnlas>
ia iatoG. Gletbon monasti fnullit
mitG iuurl dibin laiilu oil ldariu1
aifaan; ie tefee tcbtGipGnid miela
puoiien ia wuoiifpmmenienfin pd1s
I'd. 2liinfa fifteen loiiinune laimin
min falliin t~ebtdipGnl
Sonomme Ills ponnella: fooit ia
ppbGfouliit laulomaan mebewia lau
luia roffaosta notwithstanding
Wei6dn eli taripinne oifeastoan
ianoofaan mifd on ie lait!uf!ria,
jcnfa cboottomasti tuat lSpina jo-
fa:ien observation-disclosures fotona
ia ppb1fouluisiu. @u.ta ionotto-
foon ~fuitenfin; icbdu on
Sipn::. Naund
SGmG Iaulufiria on ainoa laas
taiaan iuomialoisten laltlrfirioin
joufosio. Gen nGfee 10 iiitGfn, ct
til foiffi mirut Iotlufiriat owat e
ae,,m6n tai p6bermiin poimincet
iieIta IaaInia fofo'lmiinia. Miittn
mifii Ell iofainen bonffiii olfnpe'
rdistG firioa itielleen9
8oiooou ebtd ionoo: ie on min
folIis. @bf1 iinfin. Miitta mio
toilet Iouiufiriat, joita p~pbdfoiltis
ia fdptetd6n, otpot topaniiesti min
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- Sumalan iidinen arno Sriss
tnfien fnolemasia on FUN borili-
%fallio. jofa Ell ole riippu-
mainen mei6dp waibeiStamnc. Mr-
monfalIio festad t,iliiimma.tin ra<
.iumprsfpt, ~tulipatpa II. !itten iaa-
tu1an, oman ;t!emwrc t1i mail
man tabolta. 2aitlunamme olfcon
Ills alati: Soto aomi on armo
uiis" j. ne.