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Arizona republican., 1921-01-08
 HUGHES CHARGES COMV|CT CT|ON IF
 NEWBERRY AND Is
 OTHERS ILLEGAL

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7-Conviction of Senator Truman H. Newberry of Michigan and Is others of conspiring to violate the corrupt practices act was denounced as a gross perversion of justice" by counsel for the senator and was upheld by the government as statutory lesson to those who would purchase an election by paid propa- ganda" before the supreme court to- day when arguments in the appeal were heard.
 Charles F. Hughes, former associate justice of the court, who headed coun- sel for the defense, asserted that only through a "grotesque" construction of the law had the government been able to present any case to the jury. He quoted the government brief as show ing that it was admitted that no re- striction was placed by law on the expenditures of political committee in behalf of any candidate, nor on the amount such a committee might raise for a campaign, and further that no attempt was made by the government to hsow that Senator Newberry had himself contributed in excess of legal limitation of S3,75O. The entire basis of the governments case, MT. Hughes told the court, was that this legal committee, having legally raised legal su moi money for a legal purpose, be- came an illegal conspiracy because its candidate was aware that more than | S3.750 was being expended
 | MT. Newberry and other defendants l MT Hughes said, have suffered a grievous wrong through processes of so-called justice which this court 1 should correct
 Apart from the direct attack on the i conviction as illegal and unsustained hy the evidence, the defense attempLe ed 1 to show the court that the corrupt practices itself, so far as it attempted
 to limit campaign expenditures for le-
 gal objects was unconstitutional.
 Solicitor General Frierson, present. ing the governments. case, took issu,
 with the theory presented by the de-
 fense as to what constituted a viola
 ton of the corrupt practices act. Sen
 ator Newberry, according to MT. Frier.
 son, being desirous of entering tn,
 race for senator in 1918, called a con. ference in New York of Paul Fl. KinI
 of Detroit afterwards his campaign
 manager, and Frederick Cody of New
 York, former superintendent of the De
 troit schools At this conference, MT
 F'rierson said Newberry was told tn
 campaign would require expenditure O
 "S50.00o or more" having agreed t,
 enter the race on the express condi
 ton that this sum would be expended
 the government held that he, Cody
 and King. haC entered a conspirac,
 to defeat the provisions of the statute MT. Frierson added that more thai s176,000 was shown to have been spen | by the report filed by the campaign managers and this sum did not in 1 clude moneys spent in behalf of Helme l "a candidate for the nomination of tn II Democratic party" Deposits and with | drawals from banks made in behalf O the campaign aggregated in excess o ts200,00o. the prosecution asserted.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-08
Dublin Castle To
 Destroy Houses In
 Outrage Districts
IRepublIcan A. p. leased WIrel

DUBLIN, Jan. Dublin Castle to- day announced its intention to destroy houses in the vicinity of scenes of out rages which are definitely known to be occupied by militant Sim Feiners. This action is to be taken as a deter rent to further outrages and as an example to other districts.
 It was also announced by the castle that, owing to the persistent interfer- ence with mail cars in Tipperary, Sligo and Donegal the mail services in those districts will be' suspended, effective Monday
 According to the castle statement, some mail routes have been raided as many as Is times. Throughout the country last week there were 35 raids on mail. an increase of 15 over the previous week. Outrages during last week numbered 73. compared with 4S the preceding week.
 With reference to the military re- prisals, the castles announcement says:
 identify any persons actualls engaged in attacks, the military governor is of the opinion that it Is impossible to effect preparations for such attacks without the knowledge of many loca, residents who therefore are held guilty. at least to the extent of having failed to give information to the au- thorities."
 The weekly summary issued by Dub- lin Castle shows that arrests for tho week for outrages and political of lenses were 20S. an increase of 14.
 over the previous week. while 1S9 in | ternment orders were issued. No further information as to thu 1 whereabouts of Eamonn de Valera O | any news concerning the peace activ. | ities was had today. The extensiv,
 raiding and searching of pedestrian | continues in every part of DuBIin.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-08
Women Who Paint
 Will Be Slapped
 By Zion OUerseer
[RepubIlcan A. P. Leased Wlrel

ZION. Ills, Jan .7.-Hereafter women in the Zion tabernacle will appear with unpowdered noses or Overseer Voliva win lecture them and slap their faces. This edict was delivered today.
 The tabernacle is not boudoir." the overseer proclaimed, T have seen women right in this tabe1 nacle dabbing away with powder puffs barefacedly. It is a sacri- lege and a disgrace. You'll come here unpowdered and you'll cover your bodies as my grandmother covered hers, or I'll lecture you and slap your faces instead of powder ing them"
Arizona republican., 1921-01-08

These speakers were ID. w. Wodk Ing, dean and director of the Univer- sity of Arizona college of agriculture and agricultural experiment station; Fl. c. Heard, county farm agent, whose address was to the point and more than well-received by his auditors; w. S. Stevens. president of the Arizonal association, who emphasized the need of an efficient marketing organization for the growers of Pima cotton, and F. A. Reid, president of the Salt River Water Users association, who outlined the steps being taken by his organiza- ton to effect economies and bring ti- nancial help to the farmers.
 In addition to these speakers there were several speeches from the aud fence, including short talks by Dwight E. Heard and others. The meeting throughout was presided over by c. M. Zander, who opened the session with short outline of the business coming before the gathering. The list or this outline follows:
 Showed Farmer the Way
 "The mining companies of this state have shown the farmer the way. They like the farmers, are primary produc- CTS. but they differ from us in that they are organizing in every possible man ner. with the result that when they are faced with a proposal too large Tor one of them to handle they unite, with the result that not only the individual com panv is bettered. but also the industry as s whole. For example, they found that they were paying too high a price for powder. They united, pooled their resources. and now there is under con- struction near Benson powder plant owned by them in which they hope 10 produce thls necessary material at oO per cent of what 1t has been costing them in the past.
 on addition. they are making them selves into a marketing organization with the result that While there are millions of pounds of copper awaiting n rnarIxet they have been able to hold ana will be able so to dispose of 1t as Id ret the full benefit of any market that may develop.
 ssWhat the mining companies have done. we can do. We can organize CT ficiently in every branch of the 1ar1n' inw industry, and by so organizing pro vide A method of united co-operatlor that will give us steady return or a least 10 per cent on every $l'OVo III, vested in the great Salt River valley.
 As the first speaker or the eVeIllile Ills ~--a5rrnan Zander introduced Dear Working, who spoke in part as tol
 Dean Workings Address
 If does not take much courage t' 1aco vou with the subject l am calle' upon to present, because I know can not make a program for the val lev. Moreover, am perfectly sur that all of us together can not do so Rut we can consider together som of the conditions that are conspirinl to compel every man of you 10 try t6inIr of,t a working program for him self. Farming is a continuing busl ness. Tn a pioneer country like our'
 r,ryoN
Arizona republican., 1921-01-08
Seven Persons Die
 In Arkansas Fire
IRepublIcan A. P. Leased Wlrel

ENGLAND, Ark, Jan. 7-Incendiar- ism was responsible for the fire which early this morning destroyed the Royal hotel here causing the death of seven persons. and the serious injury of five others, according to the verdict of a coroner's jury which this afternoon made an investigation of the deaths Arrest of a man suspected of setting fire to the building was ordered by the jury.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-08
Dorothy's Diary

Jan s-My new position is fine. I'm just as pleased as can be. It's in real estate office and the people here are very pleasant
 This morning the boss said, wen need to get another type writer for you. I wonder if I can pick up a good one second hand"
 And almost before I thought I blurted out, !'You can adver- tise for one in the Arizona Re publican" Then I realized that I'd been awfully cheeky, but he just smiled and didn't seem to mind.
 Fact is, he did advertise for a machine, just as I suggested and got one. too, the next day.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-08
IRISH MAIL SERVICE STOPS

DUBLIN. Jan. Tt was announced by Dublin Castle today that owing to the persistent interference with the mail cars in Tipperary. Sligo and Don egal. the mail service in these districts would ps suspended.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-08

FOUR coNsTABLEs WOUNDED
 BELFAST. Jan. -Four constables were wounded today, one of them se- riously. at Camlough, southern Ar magh. near Newry. when a small po- lice patrol was ambushed.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-08

Frederic J. HaslSin, Director. The Arizona Republican, Information Bureau,
 Washington. D. c.
 I enclose herewith two cents in stamps for return postage on free copy of tho Leather Book. Name ...-......s....s... Street ......--.'.... ....-..-..'.-. City .......s........ ....-.-'-.'...' state ............--. .--..-..-., ..-.--.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-08
Dean Workings Address

Ccontinued on Page TwO)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-03

tofunnan idienet: Scr German Ts.
fpeld ia Scr @mtl &aIlio.
Iiioriioliittommc on oIIut pa.
faasia naifta wdbdn Iaimeanlaiies.
Iatoiminnasin fuluneen puooen al.
fana; ie on iobtunut iiit1 fun nil.
me muoben aitana palion mtorta
faniaa multi tebonstoibih 9etroi.
tin pnti muibin paiftoibin ,ipaat
fnmminfin tGbGn asti on SSlptoIu
meit1 arttorut. 2nuIufuorofin on
oIlitt olemnSia faifen aifaa, paifto
p1bempilufaiiena fuin iitG eoeIli.
iinG pitofina, ipaan toiipomnle ett6
faiffi pirfistpp fun aifa mlulten
forioantuu ia ettG nuorifania OF.
ipaltaa ettG bei6Gn toimintoonIa
nlpos tarmitaan SlimnIan ieurafun
nan tpoSi1. sis mtoriIIa on mnos
fuolematon iielu ia .nroriioIiittom.
me tefee tp0ti ffiben iuuntoan, ct.
tG ibmiiet 10 naorina tlIiiimat ia.
iittamGGt ailtiiltenia Seeiufiesfa,
nteioan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = Sol
poiiin ettG taiffi, iotta otpat tilan.
meet @littnidIebted, uuoistaiiinot
tilalfien aiallaan iofo leboelle iao
rdan eli allanimitetDlIe. Soipon
IISimalan runiasta iiltnallsta tGIIi
fullhpallo ~Duooella faifille firffo-
fnntamme ~pst6piIIe ia @uttaiun ps
tdfpille, moan %erittGinfin usfon
tpeliille ia -iifarille. &oiffein md-
bin i~oittoStanne, Seeiutien usfosfa
Mbram s. &ipelG, firieenipaibtaia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-03

8oan rafastotaa wibolliiionnerr ia
tebfaa bpmad ia lainatfan toitpo.
malta iadpanne mtiGdn tatoiiin.
.Olfon armabtapaiiia MIN fuin s.
iInne on armabtapainen.
Sis SiGn roffaus ia armnbta-
paiiuiis ia 8apabtaiaii tabteii i,b.
riff antautiminen on lie lGbbe.
mistG balli ia noima r~affaateen ia
taiffeen ppbppteen on iaatamisia,
MifG ibmiiille on mabbottomius,
on Siimalalle mabboIlista. SGnen
woimania on tdsiafin beitoisia mG
fapa. glempdn6 olemme 10 niitan.
meet nrmon ppbitpfielliiestifin RI
faStuttapaan poimaan.
Turmelus metGG us~fopaistofin
toiiaanne. Sa tliolIe ttrpeluflen
tielle etenGt tietoniefatfin ltIein ct
ipmat, ia monesti efipmpfieen on
ippnG fun eli .muisteta, ettG raffa1ls
on iaurin, eifi llsfota, ettG fen
object, tuntui liballe militia tunt,ii,
otpot iittenfin parboat ia ainoat
oiteat. @Griiilimme fDllG inbosta
ia barmista ia iGifdbopfiestG, jos
iofu isfiii puufolla l~Gbimm1ileeniG
liza mielG fiertiiii peistGGn boawas
la. Wrtta miballa ia ilfeimieliiiQG
ianoilla ia %iolDaufiillo, iotta nielG
tenties plietaan oifeu6en ia ebfGpG
ppbppoenfin motoon, eli teboGGn
niiben marion ollo, t1otetaon Id.
bimmGiielle baapoia, ioiben oi5eut
taminen Sitmalan ebesi1 Ell ole n1
bempi paba tefo, FUN ebellinen.
fGan, paiffa ibmiiet pitGtp1tfin len
DleenlG fumalltienn.
SALON pltutitmme raffau6esia
ia omin ponnistufiin eli tGmGfGGn
puate- foriaannu. &oriaiifien moi
main Sierra teboG lunastusnrmonla
ia tabtonia pbfi elGmGmp11n tunte-
miieen iaattamiien toutta.
2opufii, lufiio, mlistitfo lufeo
1 &or. 13 Iltiplin. Slid main no
ltd lointin, naiffa oliiit fen miten
monesti ennen ll,femit. SGtG palion
m%ielltimmin tGma fpbGps LUTTE.
malta.
s. Sirtpi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-03
s sssa Seininaarimt1e

Gertb, 81. Sof. Mrs Mtott &in,
mtlen fautta on ~lobioitettu foulll.
femme $3.50. +,
SDpbGn Duomouttaa mulitamilIe
miimeipuooen fannotusmafiujen fe.
rdaiille, ettii oliiitte bpn1t ia paif.
fafunnillanne ~eoelleenfin ~norootot.
te iamaa tnpoa mitG ennenfin TO-
foomallo fnnnatusmafiut ia lGbet1t
te tGnne pIeiieen tosiaan. Wonet ia
luoiliDat antaa oollorinia lola,
mlttta Ell mieIestGGn niitliii MINI.
tamaa oollaria Idbett@G joten nGir
ollen jGG aiinmme Iomoontumaar
toimettomulloen tG5ben.
Toimifoamttle pfiiloinG ia pbtei.
lesti miten paras on porojen TO.
foomiiesia; pGGoiia on maan ettG
toimimme, iillG Sumala Ell ole mel
til pannltt toimettomltiteen. &iitos
leminaorin puoleSta entilist1 o.
ml,istn.
Ost. 9. &uotIalainen
@or III @Ip, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-03
Sitebbnrs, Mass.

SGrtGGnfin on marina Jana: Scr
ro monbrrsfoutefmel" SGn1Gntin
on folliono Seeius, iollo ieiiom-
me. 3aiffi miiIla Seeiufiesin, Sen-
tGbben moin bppin ain; Minusi'
Ell, moart &ristiifiesia aitpan faiffi
onfin main.
@dillG IaiiIuni6feiIlG on robtoi.
iepa Iuonne. Miten ibanao on al.
taa tGmGfin armotpitoii Inn $erra
on Notwithstanding ia Seeiis toI
Iiomme. @ipd oliii meili IpptG pei
foon taipaItoeSinmme tdtGfin muot
ia loppriin. &oiffi mieIIG OF, See.
iitfiesia ia iifii noimmefin bpipin
main. 8aiffa taitpol onfin pitfG,
ia ioomme ippppbesiGfin fuIfeo,
iottemlre alma noe &riBtls- aurin.
eon fpoloa, iota on oppaomme mat
toIGo, Min on Seeiiis fuitenfin ia.
mana iiGti. 81 mirbeitd mitlla 90
tGGIl1, tin Seeius on pst1p6ni.
On tonsiani SGn iota iGaIId, mpos
ipnffind pdiminGni, /. II. e. On
oritiiosto Seeius. laitpasia Mathis.
too toipoaieen; Imam mofioo, al.
ipon ilmoiefii iinne m~otfustoiia
Seeiufien meri @oIeo.
pilettibinnnn i%itoritti ipntisten
onneloan ioottomiiefii. Mifii fifteen,
pst1fp1 falls, menet iiiben Ioiipoan
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-03

ioSia binnafIf paaoitoan iieluii ia
toaminen Onban %iinulla papaa
pGGio Sitmalan taiipaaieen. @lG an
na rnboaii iinne misi1 ei leipGG o.
le! 3aspofoon Sristufien tuntemi'
men DbG %runiaammin meisiG, iotto
pitGiIimme iuurimpana onnerlamme
len eth olenrme .belipetist1 taiapaa-
leen ostetut.
Niten ipbameni riemuitii nil
|hlciSta Nuttnioa I~afiesloni fun
main ielostufien iobtofannan TO-
foufiesta ettG Sierra oil iobtonut
faiffi Dprpin raffaan iiirtofaniam-
me bptpGfii. l1sfon ettG e~ipanfeeli-
men fanin on tansiani iamasia rie-
music fiittGm6siG Serrao ettG
Sierra on iobtomlt tinne mieroalle
maalIe miebiG, iotfo eimGt bGpeG
%laarnata ristiinnaulittlia &ristusta,
maan pitdpGt fen Sumalan noima.
no ibmisiielrien aitt,tuteen iaatta.
miiefli.
&osfapd paifalliiet ul1tistenfir.
joittaiat olpot unobtaneet moinito
parista wierailitsta Min teen MIND
len. SGGllG f1pi post. ". 8ailrn.
to ia ieminoaril. 81. @bo. @niifii.
mainitln fGpbesiG nietimme oifeen
riemulliiia iublia armopopoGn GG'
reSi1. 8iimefiimainitulla oil fou.
ltfiireet ettei ebtinpt fal1on ole.
moan fesfuubesiamns &iitos main
fGpnnistinne. Serpetuloo moor
fellaiiet pieraat toistefin p%aiftafl1r
nalle.
Saluni on miel6 termebtGG ia.
PHILADELPHIA armoIopiia ia erittGin.
Tin Sbion oituaita alma glepe.
lanoiin aSti. WlIistelen uiein niitG
berttoiiiu lbetfiG iolLoin ormopir.
roilld istuimme ia lapien loillo
nautimme artuuoestamme, ia mpos
lasten tatpalIa aberiimme Serron
tp0siG. YioG meitG, Sierra, aino
lnpienmieliiini armosioii ia ipper
nj meit1 iiinG. &IG anna meioGr
toSfaan ttIla iulrifii omisia iil'
misiamme, MOAN olfoon ormois.
tuin ainoa Observation-Disclosures.
Snmalon runies iiunous olfoor
Iuttoion ia fen toimittaion fnnsic
DbI eoelleen, futen miimefin nuon,
10. Sulmailfoon armoniana Ilttto,
jan falttto pli lrnastetun moan
8eren titrpiin.
Mnria e
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-03
GvanktIiumin Sdarnaa-
ian uSxo
On apnna iamamfn1tlian ~pmafo6tai-
ieen nsfopm
SOB. 4:42

&uinfa niein ME ionnniaarnooiot
itnoboamme len toiioiion, ettG mit6
me title olemme iaarnoaiina iit1 on
iniirelto oinlta mpos ieurafuntom-
ME. SatG entme ioiii betfefiifiGn
tnboittoa. rtieasti fuitenfin Min
foppi, morinfin niioret eli olotteIe.
man Iaornmion. aofenus iitte
posta opettao, eta meioGn tiIee
title alma olGa ieIIoiiia, minfoIaiief.
Il tabtoiiimme observation-disclosures
sos meiodn ipoGmemnte bimono ia
bolnno on poittaa fononfuuliiom.
me itsfoon Seeiufieen aristiifIeen,
min tiilee meib1n itie eIGG ia olIo
nsfosia. Silld ie iota life fuieId ct.
III &erroo ia pprfii paGst6 nstoon,
niintliin loinoIainen iieln tefee,
Min femmoinen ioornaoio eli moi
iononfuutliioillenin oIlo usfon ell.
fitpono. SGn fplIG moi fpnnptt6GS
iilfonoisto 'burstoiitta ia ioooa al.
foon rlfcnaisto Iiifettd i~eitrofain.
nosio, mitto iifalistd fpodmeen.
tdppGd ro1iban ia iGoo b6n Ell moi.
firto. Silld toteno ppipp: Scum me
olenmte tiiIleet itsfosta ipanburs.
min nteill6 on rouba Suma
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-03
Calumet, Mic6.
Wtaria G..

9lrm. gllittaian toimitiis. BpboGn
tiloo orlp. leboen polStollo jollefin
rinillG @nIifii toipotan ro1tboo
meioGn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ia ail-
MISUNDERSTANDING Seelufiesia &ris
tufieSio Iuttainn toimittaiolle ia
faifille lebben pStGlpille. Wooilmo
mprSfpGd ia bultbetaan: tG1llG on
&ristus, ei iiellG, tGGllG on tai
rpoon oDi, Ell iiell6, nnan jos pp.
ipmme ionasio, min emnte buffoan
ioibu.. NiinpG mefin tGGllG galit-
ntetisla olentme tooS i~onneet fl1ulIo
alttliaafii tefefpdG iartoo iaarnntta-
man &oniallisiel1rafumnn piirisiG
tGllG alfamaIla armopltooen olullo
ia on ltieiItn fonidloiiilta puoonnut
merbo iilmUin : pidltG ia mpffGin
i1tu on oltfpennltt tunnitstamoon
SeeIusta autuuoefieen, fila Seeiuf
len Deri puboistoa meitG foifista
1DnneistG. = Gnlltmetin &anialIis
ieurafunnon naisten ontpeluieltran
noiIillo oil miioiifofons tommifititn
20 paimd 1921, iosio malittiin fen
roaipot mirfniliiat t1lle fitlitlpaIle
ipuooelle: pubeeniobtaia Wtrs @Iiie
&eiii, naralle post. SO. 8isfari,
firiuri Mrs Sofia &effoner, mara
firi. Wrs SiIbo @ein, rabastonf.
Mrs Silma &alio. @iimeinen 70.
toits neulomaiertrollo of Wtrs e..
&eilun Inona, ioSio oil %fiitettGtpGn
runiroSti oianottojia. 9. &onteleen
loiiliiien taifiesio eros mpfG alfoi
fiittGG Seeiusta et.d bGnfin on noe.
reSiG aittitas. Snntasid fofoufieSfa
palittiin oIIomerfittp o.ielran fir
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Iuttaiolle. Naiiem-
me on toimineet abferosti niime
fiiliineen ipirooen aifarto ieiiraflrt.
tanrnte bptpdfii. Sdis tGbGn osti on
Sierra olittariit meta ia toipomme
!Serron oitttotpon f6oen iobtoo tbs
td eoesfinpdin.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rlhoriin.'
Iiiton tpiioiifofous of fesfiniiffo.
iltono feIIo s tdnmif1ritn 26 b..
1921 firton oIdioIisia, iosia poIit.
tim mirfailiiat tdlle puooeue fen.
rooipot: ppbeeniobtoio post. Matti
Bisfori, iDarolle @brum s. Slime.
ID, firiuri @rs @Iiie @eiiu, mara.
fri. gmiIp Subto, idienfiri. @Ier
rubostonboitoio alino
oompid, mtoriioIiiton firieenmoib.
toio @uttoioIle 81. $. RipeI6, iob.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-03

= Scum firfolIisfofous peloitti
firffofunnan fnsiaa $4,000 lii6me
noIla ia miiiitenfin fun tGstd taS-
fasta alma on mafiettama iobtofun-
nan fofousten menot y. m. feboite-
toan iofa ieurofunnusia ferGdmGGn
~folebteia tommi-, belmi- ia maa
Iisf. oitana firffofunnon fasian bD
pGffi. gstGpGt, muistatoa runiaal
la fGoelIG tGt1 fasioa, iilld lie on
fuuresti melasia firiapainoliiffeen
fosialle. MtGGmme olfo fitiaita
tGsf6fGGn ilibteesin. = Grief &dn-
gas, rabastonboitaia. (11).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-03
@rabbucf, N. 0af.

sos taIipi Dafotan oapitoIIa
moi olla a~nfara, fDlmien ia pbrpis
ten ilmoien pltofii, min moi ie OF.
la iiepafin, lGmppmien iImoien ia
liintettomuitroen Wilofit. ga tGbdr
aSti on talDi tdGlIG oIIut Min lie.
ma ettei liene tetGan, iota oIiii fiji.
ben tpDtpmGton.
9ept jultri iain firieen peli q.
Snsielilta iosia bGn Iupaa tulIa
tame meitd terfpebtimGGn ia Sumo
Ian ia1aa julistamaan. @iime mar
rastitnSia oil fulliniit umpeen fab.
Setlan tpuotto iiitG fun nell Sos.
ielt = alttltas Intti - fpiimef5i.
fapi fadllG tGmGn ~firioittoiot
fanSia 8rocfetista t1iin. WoIem.
mot olimme iilloin tG1ll1 enIifer.
toa. WinfGanloista ieilrafuntabom.
nlaa ei iilloin nielG tGGIIG ollltt
inomaloiiilla. gept tapoa Sasieli
meio1t ainafin bptpin fi%rfolIiiina,
frten Saoipali ateenuIoilet usfona
nolliiina.
Semi ISnSieliIIo ei liene fiiretti
mibinf11n Min ioa1temme fai pit11
banet tGGlla pitemmGn oifauf
Soafob redistribution moimo, Sill
ma, iofa ON olll1t mime aifoina
blonoSIa t~erDepoesi1 oil tGmGrr
fuun a~lfupuolella 8ismarcfin fai-
roolaSia 'boibettopana porin wiifort
aian. geDt on ban totonaon ionfit.
iperran poremmaSia noinnisio.
Mairtamisia iltomaIaiiisia iano-
moleboisla iofitoifa tafaperin fier-
tell palstan tGptteenG anita" e.
rd1StG popista iofa oil min limos.
tirait oiafemarffinoibin, ettG fer
ran firfosia olIesiaan oil unboitta-
teetla tilanteenia mG1irinnpt nei,
lattotpafli "fafii boIIarin piiiifpm.
mentG ienttid". Ti1o paatimaton ia.
'loiba "onffa" lienee tltIlrt moneQe
terfpetulIeefii OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
detii", iota liepee ioipitettu milloin
mibinfin poppiin. SGGIlGtin on TITO
to "artffoa" f1ptettp. sc iai teb6G.
~titttaapilitta erGin tiGllG ionf,trt
ferron fdpreen &-firfon papin fans.
ia, iofo diff pitanpt oIIa tho fp.
ipnfpiesiG oleipo erebtpnpt pappi.
Sa tiebettiin mposfin ettG ie pope-
rilapp1i, iobonfa mddr1ps of fir
ioitettlt, or mpoSfin bppGsI tai.
leSid, eri6n toiien papin orfusia,
aipan artpopaperien ioufosia tie.
tDSti. &irioitin ebeIlGmainitmlle sc.
triton popille ia tieoustin aiiasta.
Saten p~astaiifienia pnSotti "dr-
Tom" oIas tdmdn papin iubteen fiit
tenfin, ia npt iiipiriffona fe ooottoo
iritta omistoioa. - Ednid on ter
rottn itt1tn oifaiiufii ia oioitifief-
IT, eta td6IIdfin ieurataan nian
tebitpsti.
Seiffi &oarns ia $eiffi 0ieurf
ofpot olleet pieroIemosia ndind pot
NINA $olmes GitDn fenoitIla.
SO. 90. SO.
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KamsdIaiSteimtne ke$-
kuude$ta
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Sitmumtoino bammifitlin 20 p.
oil @oniaIlisieurofiinnon rtiiorilolil
toIlo proiiilblo. Subloinmalonpol'
tweliis oIfoi feIlo 10. PaStori Us.
90. ssilen pitt iubIoioarnon, iilld
iublopubuiaa eli oIGitt ndisid iitb'
Iisio taIIS ferrollo. TiIon obtouoen
f6boen ei woitu pieroiIle ontoa o.
IoioIisio p~aipaGlistd poon len t.
uon ieurofintaIoiiet paImisttfpat
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aiianomaiiille ie%itrafunnille
pppoGn ilmoitton, ettG fesfipiiffond
tt. 9 b. tllen iaornaamoon @rilen,
isis. i~eurafrtnnasiu ia ieuraafpand
p6inand Waplen, isis. %ieurofiin-
rasia. Wolempiin paiffoibin iao'
tpitr oamitpiimdiunalla.
gst1mppbelId
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