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, 1922-09-14
The Hurry Bug

EsTIHE HURRY BUG causes most automobile
L traffic accidents asserts the Cleveland Plain
Dealer. at gets into the brains of drivers, partic-
ularly of young drivers, and its mischief is told in
the death column next morning. Just as the hook
worm deprives men and women of ambition, the
hurry bug deprives them temporarily of reason.
Gears skid to destruction usually because the
corners, get run down at railroad crossings, go
over e~mbankments, telescope themselves against
stone walls or try jousts with telephone poles be-
cause somebody wants to get somewhere before
somebody else. If people would drive cars with the
same calmness and absence of hurry that used to
mark the handling of horse-drawn carriages of
slower days the Monday morning news pages would
look quite different than now.
'There is room here for a study in biology. What
scientist will be first to identify the hurry bug and
offer an antidote? The police judges are doing
their best but the bug continues to flourish"
, 1922-09-14
The Burbank of Wyoming

One Of the most interesting men in
Wyoming is Ed Young. rightly called
the Burbank Of Wyoming. In speak
ng Of Mr.. Young recently the Lander
Journal sad:
Ed Young. the veteran orchardist
OF Red Canon IS again at the Fremont
county fair this year with a n
full display OF apples. among them be
Ing no less than 80 new varieties
.~propsgated and grown by himself.
Many OF than are destined to become
Of great value to this state and TO
the entire west as he Is constantly
experimenting to bring out fruit that
is especially adapted to this soil and
climate.
He has produced in all 81 new va.
rieties. the best being the Washable,
the Fremont and the Wind River
apples.
Mr.. Young, though past so years Of
age, is still as active and enthusiasts.
tic as a boy in his chosen work. He
is one of the real builders whose llfe's
work will live long after he Is gone.
Such mon deserve far greater honors
than is usually bestowed upon them
in life.
The state of Wyoming. through its
experimental farm department ought
to take up and carry on the impor.
tant work begun by Mr.. Young in
order that Wyoming may In time de.
velop enough hardy varieties Of fruit
adapted 10 this climate to supply her
citizens with fresh wholesome fruits
grown at home"
, 1922-09-14
Anonymous

I woadsr Who Il was that named the
Rose.
or coined a label for the Daffodn.
or chrisiened cbnv.r. caraSay. or
Squni:
who watched Nareissus presn himself,
and chose
His name to grace a flower. no scresds
disclose
Who fashioned colunbEne. or Violet:
And whose quaint fancy titled
Bouncing Ret
or CHANGED on HOneysuekie. no one
knows.
What debts Of gratitude we owe 10
Poets although they .,rOys no songs
10 make.
Whose lovely words a thronE OF
ghost flowers wake.
Fair al in gardens Of Hesperides.
That bless our workadays with fra.
grant sweet
As II the memories tsS,r nomex TO
peat
-cHARLoTTE BECKER
, 1922-09-14
Face the Common Enemy

ssrTHE PRIMARY BATTLE is over-a friendly
L trial of the mettle OF candidates within party
lines-and now the real test of strength is to be
made" Thus writes the Cheyenne Tribune.
"Sixty days is not too much time for a campaign
in a state where the distances are so significant as
in Wyoming. Without laying off on Sunday, there
are only three days in which to canvass a single
county, and certainly that is not too much time for
a candidate to use in becoming acquainted with the
voters.
Democrats realize that a majority of the people
tct the state are of the Republican persuasion and
that they must win over a large number in order
70 succeed. From the beginning they are under the
handicap OF a poor organization, a ticket that does
rot appeal strongly to the business and conserva-
tive interests Of the state. and an Endorsement from
the Non-Partisan league. Mr.. Hendricks lieuten-
ants labored faithfully for several months to get
, 1922-09-14
N WITcHacHARm
/R ~ \ ADD g
T. PIRNTIAooT
%4k FOR LITTLE, FRIEhDET<T FOLKS.
WHO LIKE ADVENTURES
MERRY MARKINGS
MERRY Markings
Built for You by Elsino-e Croweu

'u<e shoe buttons for eyes Little
white buttons with black thread In
the middle make nice eyes Tia arm
and iegs were made from long strips
Of stocking cloth as shown IN d.
rolled tightly until they ware fat
enough. and then after the edges had
been turned in. fastened with tiny
stitches. The legs were made longer
than the arms and the foot was
drawn into place by = few stitches on
one side Of the roll as shown In T. r..
, 1922-09-14

me good and I praise it highly. You
are welcome to use this letter as a
testimonial. STELLA NEWTON, r.
r. 8, Portland. Indiana.
Mothers = You should carefully
guard your daughters health Advise
her of the danger which comes from
standing around with cold or wet feet
from lifting heavy, articles, or over
working. Donot let her overstudy-
If she complains of headache, pains
in back or lower limbs, or if you mo-
tice a slowness of thought, nervous
ness or irritability onthe part of your
daughter, give her careful attention.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is an excellent medicine
for your daughter to take, as it Is
especially adapted torelieve just such
symptoms. Remember it contains
nothing that can injure her.
, 1922-09-14

q want to belong 70 you II you
would ike to have me. let's write TO
each other. You may call ne Aunt
Elsie. the Merry Makinss Lady. and
send your letter TO the editor OF this
paporJ
, 1922-09-14
Rest Time

It's autumn
Let life drift free of ills long borne
and fragrant:
'Tis autumn now.
And easeful hours the season should
. allow,
oh, long the strife against the winds
win vagrant-
Calm let me rest amid old memories
fragrant: {
Ills autumn nowl
-Stokely s. Fisher.
, 1922-09-14

would often have
to lie down be-
cause of pains.
One Sunday my
aunt was visiting
us and she said
her girls took
Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound and got
we'll, so mother
said she guessed
she would let me
tryit- 1t is doing
, 1922-09-14

1t'a all right for you said Jenny
Linn. you've got folks 10 play with
'cause you're a little human girl. but
I'm only a rag doll" and sho cried a
tiny cotton batting tear.
, 1922-09-14

shows ar arm with h string tied
around for the wrist.
Hair was made Of Block darnins
cotton. Betty III many lengths OF
cotton and sewed them all firmly on
the top OF dolly's scalp, then banged
them neatly across her forehead as
shown in G. The rest OF the hair she
divided into two parts and wound
them into two rolls on either side OF
dolly's face, This is the way the
Hopi indian girls wear their hair.
The rolls Of hair are supposed to be
like the squash blossoms. for little
girls are supposed to be the blossoms.
while the wives and mothers are the
ripened fruit OF the big human fam
ny. Betty called her Ma-san.Iyam-
ka- What are you going to call yours.
Write and tell me-.
Tcmorrow-Adventure Trails: MAX
ing a Bait Box"
Copyright, 1929, 0y George Matthew
Adams aL Hrf HHHHs
, 1922-09-14
Girl HAD
PAINFUL TIMES
Mothers-Read This Letter
and Statement Which
Follows

Portland, Indiana.-'Twas troubled
with irregularity and constipation and
, 1922-09-14

There will be a bus line to Evans
Vile, leaving p~ostoffice $50 morn.
ings; also leave town on the half
hour. 9-I1-6ts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12
WHO WANTS RICHES3

I have q patented 10.cent scientific toy. a
yeef-ArOuitd seller. every child wants at
siGht; experienced toy dealers say the sale
Will be limited chiefly BY the supply; will
flye 10 per cent interest, In the businesa for
yn00o for immediate manufacture OF large
numbers; inveatieation will convince the most
skeptichl NJ 81O, Ledger OfIice
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12
WANTED

Oiu opitS we pAy more; cal! anywhsrc,
any time. city. :, country. Write. call or
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12

ALI. MATERIALS for sais on Demolition job:
brick, 1oists. windows. doorA and plumb.
Ing. Can at 18th to 10th st., on Vine st.
SCrrentino 4 Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12
FAIRvIEW
ATTRACTIVE HOMES
FAIRVIEw

FA1RNIEW
We have the choice list OF T. e. q and 7
room room homes: detached, corner, ends and in
side. In Fhiryiew. from $4,000 to $500
never again will such houses he offered
snp,, h"ms seekers or investors al the priesi
ana inahosany. slate roof, bath. gas eicc.
ttricity. heater. double floors. dry cellars;
Jnst painted and papered; large lots; we can
slPe lmmadiate possession to home seeker
Or rent 70 big advantage for investors; we
can nnance without charge: we have sold
oo homes IN this beautiful suburb OF Cam,
H. zen. because our prices are risbt; call and
allow us TO show the property and explain
eur terms; trolley, and bus from Market
sIreet Ferry, Camden. direct 10 our office
open Saturday afternoons and Sunday.
BLACk ANDERSON, Ofhcs
Ceilings and Ksarsarge aves
Will. SELL for a Fairvlew home and you
- San an pay, me as YOU would rent S25 to 485
montnly! houses are selling for one-half OF
ax sIi,dinx cost; down payment conveniently
sm,nn ~, p99stai card or phone call will
r., ,sAMuEL RosNER, 1898 Coliinss I'd
rarNieW, camden. ~ ], Camden 3l65 j
open SUNDAYS and eveninYs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12
FIRE INSURANCE

sI,ECIAl. attention and servi.e given to A. :
insurance on homes and furniture Ciif-
ford e. Kurtz Lincoln Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12
USED A,rToxopr1rs
BUSINESS opponruNITrrs

AMERicAN.MADE metal toys and novelties;
wanvfActursre and homeworkers wanted to
slrls. canary warbisrs. liberty statues. Gao.
itols Wild .anipals. BASEBALL players. auto.
unnecssssry: VI CASTING forms fvrnished FOR
m,,anutacturlne; Thousands made daily; we
whciesals season starts now: we keep manu-.
LECTURERS ne1! busy until Christrnas; highest
business: Prospectus and cataioS free. Metal
Cast Products Co. 1893 Boston rd.. N. Y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12
REAL ESTATE WANTED

we yE ., ,Ss Ssm1nd .i% tGy K A.
'RFfS1f lSsHRps x. F. RHssrffl RI3sk SERVICE
y Y. cor. 18th and Tssker sts
Real esate. mortgages. insurance.
WANT ~ hear from owner having farm for
sale; g''s par.cuIsrs and lowest prics.
P.nr.yy,ni5no 5oHN -, 1,n,.n.ao Z naAek E.u. w,.
miles from Sui's.' {. s.rs tss.s aSS
s.pt proR.r's r. small 1fni fanIiy sSS 1s 1qs
IT YOUR PROPERTY is priced risht L csa
'ell cLAea5RN x afR5SRiyN Ssi.iI;ns s.ib :na o,.re AZ.
wAsr Ms,, 'P PnIi,s.is,,, hs and story aSSscs:
ehiss ddre@ = Sol, Lsdssr Il o' onios. ieaets =
WE can SELL that promptiy for cx5v-,H
sof' sf o"fSs. Isu,, Ts1s:ss sssss oRscoM
WANTED ON by, itaeIf, small flrnisssd ed
swastbrnrs ,ass; h,sh p ana quiet. c. Il BstisS
If Y6uH PROPERTY is PRICED Rf0n
--~-GLAGiioRN. as,h and ayrara ~
HAVE a numhsr of buyer. .eskinE. hops4
h.y. xos 10 sass osf frq% z SoeS |
wSANSTED,P,noPERTiEs SOUTH or .M4J
nEi EST EsTAg III fss. 900 Tssa rss W.
ct.aSTs VII. f e. ssts1 sss Sys1
kAEn ssyys: stiss ~ r,:S:,'ai; az ssi
e1.ssIs xss; iitss asxssl aE "a. iss' sYss p,s MI
MEAr YMILAhEkpNIA "a "a \,
WAIT HoUsE !s W phIA: ~ Z IyxKl
a:ss .. ssi Yiss Ssz:r ..Ss SSs. e ssee w.
HENAeXLaxAAIA=-egEstSH ~
Y - 8. 4li;;|!'! 4 -;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12
NARBERTB

suburban bargain. q
rooms: detached: garage with pit; COM
plete laundry with iron and machine out.
lets: nice fixtures throushout. Iovekin water
h heatsr; large lot. wall planted: nne willow
shade In rear; near station: $4,000 for quick
sale. BE- Dudley ave. Narberth 1851 w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12
RAOI.l

PAOLI PA. Attractive home. modern and
In perfect order, IL rooms. baths. 2
porches, laundry: garegs for 3 cars with
chaureurs rooms and bath: trees shrubbcry.
asparagus and strawberry beds; garden
planted: convenient to trains and golf club.
HENRY w. DAVIS, agent. Valley road.
Paoli. Phone Paoli lA5 Y. -. Z,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12
CARPET CLEANING

CARPET CLEANING
HAVE your rugs and carpets shampoo.d,
TioTa 4Se2. Ths Orig. fiamitoT.- Beach
Elee, Carpet and Rug Washing Go, Z. II.
WAI1 ACE 1929 NJ 10th
VHAATHSH 2b3 CHURCH LANE GTN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12
BROWN & CLOUD
BROWN & CLOUD

Succeeded by CLAYTON J., BROWN
Al e. Main ST.. Norristown. Pa.
OVERLOOKING TOWN AND DEPOT
This 1l-acre poultry and fruit farm. Com
Neat rn. Fruits. Chestnut loan, coil.
ONE Of those few kind the City man DRAINS
about S2750 Inspect through Reese =
Linderman. o E. c. Airy 81. NorristoMns
FARMS, with growing crops. near Norris-
town; priced e .sl! pn ;,"ts wa1,.r size; ..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12

sIxTY-sEvEN ACREs--North Wales see
/. ton; attractive homestead pTope,r,y VIII ~.
ting in nicely from main road; stone and
frame farm buildings smooth s9nth.lny,,ns
crops included; priced to effect immsdietc
sal. spd can be financed very libsrally sor
NM mn ri
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT

business Propertes and stores
FOR SALE OR RENT Front bel. Pine st. {;
central modern garage. 55x200. G. COLD
MAN, I2j Walnut st.
NEW JEh hsEN-SEASHORE
ATLANTIC CITY
FURNtSHvD broom house: modern con-
yenis snceL. baths. porchss: yard. 2l0 Pa
cfc aye
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12

4 ! : : ! !
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12
BUILDING MATERIAL

WALLACE ..s caSgchh' fsis II r:xEfH, ssSf! ors.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12

CIGAR. STORE business ana property; only
$1,000 cash needed; about $1,000 stock fix-
lures. goodwill. etc. all included in thlS un.
clearing about S70 weekly; Eo INFORMATION
phone: call personally or write " Inter
t3idu - - = ~ .0-'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q

ss;!:Is Y; s!;!:;s VI & NJ; i;;;I;i; /; I,.i'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12
WILDWOOD
B,,tIdinG Lots
PENNsYLyANIA FARMS

CENTRAL location. near boardwalk; z
lent commercial, apa rtrncnt or hotel si
SIMON WE'LL. 1l41 n. I'd st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12

Ros6ucE; els. sample house use OF opeS: s:at1, 10
rooms. 9 baths SOFT. lawn; lot 24x33O. only
Nor: l.ft lat At E Es:a, ;scrinss: $500 below
II win pay you thS bissest bargain YOU
will ever Ret; act QUICKLY N
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23

w"
taitpadsfa talIeIIe pantu iofaista
iporten ia toitpaon oipi OH duff. Gin
ne on tpapo1fs fdbod eifd tpbmd.
fadn efip, fttn SeeiuS on iobtamos-
ia iofo tperellGdn d1ifdiii tien iidn-
maobar, titonre taimaaieeh. @oi
mot ibmeelIiiiG SumuGan tcfoja, oil
nan lanai loppiiii nGin forfeita q.
Iioito ~ojoteIcsio. &1ioleipoinen fell
ei moi niitd fertoo, mitta ferron,
fcrron iieIId 2arition istiiimen e.
oesi6 fdiitGmme tdpoelIiiesti, fiin
Ioommc pbtp1 fiitos- ia plistpslnli-
hum topetun 9orition fiinniofii i
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
ERI ALOILTA
MinG plem teibGm fansianne

"MiinG olen teioGn t%ansinnne"
mifG pnnil Se fosfee meit1 t1n1G1l.
81 fuuliili jofoiielle Seeiutien ope-
tuslnpielle alma aifoien loppuun as
ii. Ottnfnnmme tho lupailS iultri
tGlle pGinGlle fuillumafii! Sina, 10.
ia olet blolestlinit, fitule mit1 See
Jus ianoo: MinG olen fanSiaii juu'
ri linun fansiaIi! Sun on faiffien
fonsia ia faiffia lGbellG, mlitta eri-
tpilesti niitten fansia, iotfa b1nt1
fipeimmin tarpitIepat, futen ban
pGGii1iSp1im1nG erifoiiesti ilmestpi
Bietarille, iillG b1nelle ie oil eritpi-
iesti tarpeen. ga iina, iofa olet iaa-
nut tebtGpGn bGnen ipiinitarbas-
iaan, fuule bdnen ianan a: &otio,
nina 'olen fnnslali, juuri %iinun!
"&atio, nina olen fansiannel" ei
main iilIoin, finn allrinfo paiStaa,
Of eli, bGn on pbt1 lGbell6 pimcinG-
fin pdiipinG iilloinfin finn teibGn
fobbollenne fltitlul1 Jana: "tGmd on
teioGn betfcnne ia pimepoen woi-
ma, fun usfoa foetcllaan GGrim-
miIleen, iotta fifth tuliii porempi
FUN fatooipa fulta, iotu tiles,o
foetellaan. Siloin ban on meitd
faitfein lGbinnG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
Wtibim tarfpitnfiiin mafiamamme
iuerot fGetetGGn

9eDt taolen on ollltt irtainipcro-
jen mofiomiSoifu ia iofoinen 10 tie
tGd minf1perron menee fiinteim,
mistomeroa, ioten finn merot pleen-
ia olpot noltSieet, iobtlnt tGstG pal
jon pitbeenoibetta ia finn monellu
Embellishments lienee msrotllS.
jGrieStelmGstG majamot ia t~oiIinoon
tpffGndGn otofiumiiHn ia luulottc.
luibin perustrtpot fdiitpfiet, o%iatte-
lin tarpeelliiefii lmtiito tGstG jon.
fun ionan = Ell min pmm1rt1en
ettG tGm1n firioittaja oliii mif1dn
merotusiGriestelmGin erifoistunti1
ia eli oltftoriteatti nGisid fpipmpf-
iiSid, iilld turlnen malta aiioita
main len nerrar fun minfG tGGIlG
fanianmoltotiell6 ballitusmiooolla
iparitstetliSio maasia jofaiien GGni.
naltiien funioloiien fulfil tietdG. -
en- enempGG. Weutta jos GGnestGjGt
ia meronmofiajot eitpGt hume Oh
feutiiaon eifG melpolliiuufiioon Mi
binfGGn oiioibin nqbber, ia letpGpe-
r~GiIppbellG ia Observation-Disclosures
Ia iinulittomdt Belle iticlleen fin.
human oiultben, on iilloin m6Grin
ippttGG muito, ~etitpGGSi1 mirfaiIi.
joita, iiit1 eta ncrotils OH cpSto ii.
men ia ettG nerot ~fobooipnt. S1mG
firjoitus foSfee pGGoiiolliicSti Win-
ncioton nerptusjGrjestelnlG1.
Slen tomunnut uieompio, iptfo
moittipot merottajoa iiit1 jos ipe-
rot oluot forfeammot fiiin coellirc.
nj mitotena, josfoan niit1, jotfo
nGin litiileipot, eli ok monta. 8erot.
toia i~tleaiiosio Ct o~moiiuutta nero.
to, /. t. /. ban ei omaiIuutto oripioi
brsiaon tieoG mifG iuhmo weroo
fultafin tulee npenemGGn. bGn al
noaStaon merfitiee ontoiiuuoen fir.
ioibin ia ontoa lille alfeiS.aripien.
sos werottojo on iofo fpfenpmGtoin
t~ebt1w1dniG eli tobolIiiesti puoliteel
linen, moi ban iamon o~naiiulloen
t%oiielle benfilolle oripioioa forfeom.
poon orpoon fun toiielle, moiffafin |
ito oiiosia funrmonfin prnoiiuus d.
Iii pboenormoinen. Sofia mcrotto.
Jon tefemot erbetpfict fulfil oifais.
tiifii iofoiiesio fpcrotuspiiris 4
Goupungisio, tounisia, foiippoIasia
]. II. e. mddrdd lofi cttd jofoincn
paitolIic en- iperotuspiirin loutofun.
ia (touncisio, iuperpiiorit. fouppo.
lain ncumoSton iGienct j. II. g., jot ,
ia muooostawot poifolliicn mcrotus
laltafiinnan fullofin poiffofunnoIIo
f~cfcontinpt m~ddrdttpnd oifano fciG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
Gmbarrass, @inn.

snnnit un.ccfiil ia misid on
Isnnit ontccfii iiina on elamd IA
outlnus. geo misid on fifteen ipnnit
ontccfiq auule. faIIis Dstdwd, ne
buffuimot Scciufien mcrecn @olso-
ton muorclIo, fun fcfo hooilman
ipnnit puisfottiin Scciufien poa!lc.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23

rliioistufoo tiImifienne oiois-
ia ettei Ieboen Idbeipffesid tapot-
tiiiit mitddm fesfeptpstd. Simon
I~ebtednnrne cite tiitenfoon NOT oIIo
ferran itiben tut,,stuttuarrne. 2d&et-
tdfdd lebteutme omai'iuenne emo
mccall
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23

ne ioutli? Ierfelc iai 0
lie ini lpnnit, iotfa lille filu
liipat, ibninen p1Gii mapaofii.
ytpt Ell ole perfeleell1 lupaa ibmi-
jim, Jos Ell ibminen main nntaitoll
banen Daltanin alle, ia iofa b1nen'
Waltania ale itieniG antaa min
balla Ell ole iiantaiffiien elGmGn toi
MOO min faliman filin ban perfelet.
ia palipelee. Sill1 oiltulttta ei ole
mulalla fuin Seeiufiesia. &pllG ie
on onnellinen ia iiunattu, iofo fat-
ielee SeeiuSta Omaha mapabtain-
rlaan, ettG ban iuniri minun eOes.
tdni toimitti min tGpbelliien tunas-
tuflenL iota felpaa taiipaan ppb1slG
iiontaiffilesti. N1in liunuttlun ia
onnellileen tilaan on SeeiuS i9nll.
let nostanut, fun ban noulL notion
Sierra, b%auoastu ppbGna ia man-
brrsfaana ia liin1 nouli %panbitrss
fnus faifille jotfo main mt fatle-
lepat S~Seel1fIen moittoa omona moit
tonaan. SillG ie on min marma
jotta nttlultta ei mltmallo ole fuin
SeelufIeSia; bafi it'd mistG bpmGGn
min alma main on ptmeps, fuole-
ma la faootuS eoeSiG ia Sumolan
miban pelto. &pllG ie on iuuri IT,
me, fun pitGG pcliGtd Siimolon mi
baa, muiffa bGn on lepptettp rofos
SiG. SO, mifG6Gn iiiben on ippnG
'ettG iitG peliGtGGn2 Sc finn DpljG.
tG6n Seeiufien ionintofuolemu,
maiffa S~eelufien meri puboisti min
mailman ipnnit, ettei Sumala noe
iiind pbtaGn ipntiG, monn oman puff
tam tefonio. gtGin pGGii ~ibmiSiufu
mapaafIi ipnnin ia Sumalan mibar
oltn, jotto mt on mopoltS fGD0G pt
bGGn >~yeeiufien lperen falittn. Wtllt.
ia fulilc follii9fi lu~nostettu iDmi
men, jofa ct mielG uSfo ttt1 ipnnit
on untecfli, antecfii ontamlisto G
muuolla ole fuin Syeeiuflen mereSlG
9lld anna epdltsfon mallita ,itieGii
fun Slmoldn Jana tdfaa linulle min
iltitret aorteet, eta taimas on onta,
H. Sintala SiGii ia .Seeius welirii
&pllG 10 luuiliii epGitsfoiienfin for.
min fl1uluman iuloiielto tuommoi
men lanomo, ettG min1fin furjc
iaan ola Sumolan lopii, taimaar
3srillinen. 81 tGSlG iao fuullo ip.
01menlG GGntG, mitG le ioarnua
Ell mitlilttta ole ibn1ilen iDo1mmes.
ia, Ell iit6 iteltG lopoetG. Miitto mos
tom ipbamen %iaarnaa tulee usfoc
Sumalan Jana, jofa mofuuttaa H.
MULE, jotta linG olet niinun, mind
olen limit nimeltGli futlunut, ia
lolmista tooistaa ett1 lind DIET TO-
fonania i1ona, minltn ormooni, ei
iimisla ole DbtGGn mirbettu. 9t0i!l
piibtaifii ia mopoifii plenlnlc p1GS.
Get Sumolon eoeSi6. Olcnmre Slim
%iiunotuito lopiia, ie on Sceiuficn
pcreIlG mabmistettu tobiS.itS, i0fo
eli fatoo lilloinfoon fun toimoS ia
muo buffuu.
8oi fpllG iofu oiotello, iottc
fun minnllo olisfin uSfo, mutto c:
tieoG mitG bGn boporoi. 81 ie OLE
mifG1n iilGltG pain tlllemo trultamo
oIento, ie on linuIlo itiellGii. Sos
iinulle tebb11n moollinen te8tamen.
ii, ionfa faltta iiuulle taatam iuli-
ROT riffo,tSpt IN ttStottnnnti an fpu1s