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The Washington herald., 1912-02-25
MEXICAN TAMALEs.

Boil q fowl in slightly calted water and
when tender strip the meat from the bones
and chop It very nne seasoning with salt
garlic, and cayenne. Add enough cornmeaL
moistened with boiling water. TO make thick
paste Wash the inner husks Of corn in boiling
water and DRAIN Make the paste into rolls as
large as your finger and about three inches
long and wrap each Of these in cornhusk,
tying with soft twine. Have ready pot of
the water In which the chicken was boiled Put
three Mexican peppers into It and boil the
tsmales In this for fifteen minutes.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25

Asst Sunday listed what l believed to be the ten
most beautiful in America
Today give what believe to be the ten most
beautiful women of all time. The fame of these
immortal women has been great, perhaps, as the
fame of the worlds greatest generals or the
worlds greatest scientists This is indication that
primitive appreciated true feminine oVeness and perpe
uated marble slabs and parchment in temples of de-
voton and Through the of all ages womany beauty
has figured prominently, in many instances marking
Nearly every artist who has given the any deep
thought agrees that feminine beauty today is the
On the contrary the great Rodn only recently called mind
the fact that the average of beauty and perfection of woman
form is greater today than ever before
In the MAN, have only the opinions of painters for proof
of the beauty of such Helen of Troy, Duchess of
Marlborough Saint Elizabeth of Hungary etc. the
not being in use during their life time.
But it is much the work of the painter in trans
ferrng wonans charms that guide
in Judging them today the place which these beauties held
in the estimation of the painters who actually looked upon
them and studied them. These impressed their
generation that their fame has outased marble palaces
Feminine beauty has greatly changed in this
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25

iY does a seafaring man-cap-
tain. cook. or cabin boy-consid-
er 1t unlucky to ship with
man who neglected to pay his
laundry bill?
Why does q sailor nearing
port after q lengthy voyage
gather up old clothes and shoes
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25
Tested Recipes.

onions and cook for three minutes Stir In
the drained mushrooms and enough Chinese
sauce to make the Ingredients brown and cover
with little water. Stew for ten minutes and
stir In the celery. Cook this for three min
utes before adding the potatoes. Cook for fve
miputes more OF until all the ingredients seem
tender and done: then thicken with -four stirred
into q Httfe water. Serve with boiled rice -.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25
CHOP SUEY.

Cut the meat from the bones Of half .
chicken. scraping on every bit OF It. Cut into
strips one and one-half inch long and one-half
an inch wide. Peel and slice D large onion
thin. Soak n handful OF dried mushrooms for
ten minutes in water. then cut or their stems.
Cut stalk OF celery into smalll bits. Wash
and Eiice six Chinese potatoes. Put the chicken
into q frying pan with hot fat and fry until
done. but not Drowned; then add the ssiicsd
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25

give way TO the dark skinned races and that
his final mission In the world will be to
teach the slower but more lasting races the
things he has been able to CLEAN from time
ana experience In other words. Prof. Lyde
thinks that the white man was put on earth.
q brilliant but evanescent spirit, to prepare
the way for less brilliant but more durable
peoples.
Prof. Lyde founds his theories on the fact
that the white man cannot live In the tropics
Just what this may have to do with It II
hard to say, but It may be interesting to
know that the tropics have been. after much
research, found uninhabitable By the real
Caucasian He may be able to Withstand them
for q time. to immunize himself for peroio
from the dreads OF the heat and fevG, but at
the end of I'VE years he must go back to his
habitat The sun and the mist have done for
hiI 1t also has been found that the white
man who is native to the tropics. that is the
fourth generation or so OF family OF whites
who have invaded the great hot belt has do
Perforated -
Thus. they say, the white man has proved
that he cannot endure on earth. The professor
who advances this idea says that originally
the human being was dark brown Of skin
and that variations OF this complexion are
founasd on, climatic differences. Man has. 20
to SPEAK, been shunted into cool and uncom-
tortabls istitudsS where his blood has beat,
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25
cRYsTALIZED GRAPEFRUIT
REING

Cut the peeling into strips and soak In salt
and water Zone tablespoonful OF salt to q quart
of water) overnight IN the morning drain
and parboil In water. changing this several
times until tender. Weigh the peeling and
lated sugar and q cup OF. water. Cover and
boil for an hour. Take the cover from the
vessel and let the strip boil almost away.
Then roll the candied stripe Of peel In granu-
lated sugar.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25
BOILED FROSTING.

Boil together gill of water and q pound Of
granulated sugar without stirring. when Il
threads, take from the fire and pour. beating
steadily, upon the white Of an egg that ~has
been beaten, stfn Beat until smooth and white.
adding iayorfng to taste Spread on cake and
set aside TO get nrm.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25
POPCORN BALLS.

Make plain molasses candy and when ready
to take from the fire stir into the candy as
much popped corn is needed to make the
preparation very thick Take out great spoon
fulo of the mixture and roll II over and over
upon board covered thickly with popped
corn. rolling and forming Il into balls.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25

generation Styles in clothes and in methods of living have
developed types of beauty especially in America There
doubt that the peasant class in France and Italy have
undergone but little change in type through successive gen.
eraons because modern civilization has only slightly infu
enced their lives.
We know that Helen of Troy must have been wondrous
beauty because of the fact that the ancen made much
of her age when every woman nearly beautiful and
when every woman humble exalted, sought personal
charm
Here the who may be termed the beau-
tiful that the world has ever known: 49,.
Cleopatra who ensnared Caesar and ruined Antony was
OF wonderful beauty and charm 1t is supposed
that she Short large wasted and dark her eyes bright
and intelligent 1t is probable that her face conformed to
the Greek standards of beauty for her blood Greek and
the Romans who hin would have admired strictly
African type. -
Recane the famous French beauty, charmed all who came
within the circle of her acquaintance Her complexion
fair her teeth white and regular her mouth small her dark
eyes brilliant though not large her hair black and curling
naturally and her face arch and frank lighting up with
irresistible expression of goodness and interest when she
talked Her head we'll poised and her carriage indicative
of pride. 49,. ...-.. i .s--
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25

beautiful blonde with lovely figure and graceful
rage Her blue eyes full and wistfu AT the time Of
her marriage Burr she years DID, but she had
aned much of her remarkable beauty Her complexion
that of girl her blue eyes unfaded her features mobile and
in expression exceedingly winning The poise of her head
queenly
Lady Hamilton the of humble birth who shared
British minister with her fascinating charms of the
most noted of Engands beauties She had prousion Of
auburn hair forehead broad but high for symmetry
finely arced and finely peced eyebrows blue eyes whose
shyness strangely winning delicate nose short upper
lip, dainty mouth chin of exquisite shapeness good teeth
pure clear complexion long neck and figure slight and
tall.
Helen of Troy, who bewitched Paris was typical Grecan
beauty She had fair hair large brown eyes, clear white
complexion She tall and perfectly proportoned Helen
had mole between the eyebrows and extremely small
mouth
Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough of the most de-
signing and ambitious beauties of history Her skin was
wonderfully coored and her face plump and fresh Her
mouth small with full under lip. The duchess eye
brows decately arched her eyes full brilliant
her forehead broad and high Her expression after she had
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25

Betty Juel who became the second wife of Aaron Burr,
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25

HE white man is doomed. Prof.
Lionel W. Lyde. q scientist en-
joying considerable European
reputation. has Recently brought
out a theory that the Caucasian
as we know him is in no great
span Of time. as such things are
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25

Feminine beauty, aware has greatly changed in this
The evening world., 1912-01-29
GIRL TRIES TO JOIN ARMY
TO BE NEAR SWEETHEART.
She Balks at Physical Examination
and Is Detected: Will En-
list as Nurse.
list as Nurse.

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Jan. 90 Gladys
Glendenning OF Ishpem.ns. Mich, In
male attire. called at the United states
army recruiting station here to-day.
gave her name as Charles Johnstone
and wanted TO enlist. Her hall had
been shingled and she wore a new suit
OF clothes.
The recruiting sergeant filed out
blanks and told her to step into an adj
Joining room for a physical cxanlna-
ton. She entered the room and was
told TO remove her clothing. She hes e
tated. stammored and blushcd. then be.
gan to cry. then admitted she was q
girl.
She said her sweetheart was an art.,-
leryman at the Preside. She declared
she wanted to enlist and be assigned 10
his company. She was advised to sock
appointment as q nurse. and to-day
left for San Francisco with that lnten-
ton.
The evening world., 1912-01-29
ANIMALS QUARANTlNED.
All Of North HcmpstcRd's q ua Il ped
Population IL Qua drd.

The town % North Hampstead, l.. l..
has been put under quarantine. so far
IS it's qiadrupe1 population is con-
cerncd. 10y order OF Raymond \. Pear
ron. state Commissioner OF Agricul-
iare. Sheriff Dcmot; of Nassau County
got li's orders from Commissioners Pear
son to-day and Immediately appointed
three deputy sherirs to takc charge of
the work % quarantlning Gogs and sick
i orses whicl might nave bcccnc in
Re, ted with rabies.
The man eases OF raoies IN dogs and
horses In the district led to this action
hy the Department of Agriculture. From
Row on no dog Will be permitted al
largo unless muzsled or led on a chain.
owners Of dogs taken TO the pound Will
have to pay SO to get them out. DOGS
nncailed Toy after three days viii he
killed.
The evening world., 1912-01-29
PORT OF NEW YORK..
ARRIVED
Peculiar After Effects
Of Grip This Year.
Ltsras Kid:sys In Weakened Condition,

Doc,orsin all parts ofthccountry have
been kept busy with the epidemic OF grip
which has visited so many homes. The
symptoms Of grip this year are very dis
PRESSING and leave the system in Il run
down condition, particularly the kidneys
which seem to suffer most. as every vic
tim complains Of lame back and urinary
troubles which should not be- neglected.
ms rhcsc danger signals often lead 10 more
serious sickness. such as dreaded Bright's
Disease. Local druggists report u large
sale on DR., kilncr's Swamp-Roo which
go many people say % heals and
Strengthens the Kidneys after an attack
Of grip. Swamp-Root is Il great kidney.
liver and bladder remedy, and, bcing an
herbal compound, has "A gentle healing
effect on the Kidneys. which is almost
Immediately noticed by those who try il.
DR.. Kilmer 6 Co., Binghamton, y. y,
offer to send a sample bottle Of swamp
Root. free by mail. to every sufferer who
requests it. A trial will convince any
one who may be in need Of il. Regular
size bottles Scots. and 81 90. For sale
st all druggists. Be sure to mention
this paper.
The evening world., 1912-01-29
SAYS DOCTOR CHOKED HER.
P~hysicinn's wife Gets Decree of
separnt1On aud AllmOny.

Or. william Wallace Taylor OF No. ii
West One Hundred and Twenty-iirst
street, Manhattan. was the defendant in
. suit for separation brought by his wife,
Mrs. Elizabeth II. Taylor. before Justice
Kelly in the Brooklyn Supreme Cour,
to-day. Mrs. Taylor testified they were
married In 1897 and that DR.. Taylor had
become Intoxicated on numerous occa-
sions and choked and hit her. She said
she left him In February, 1911, taking
their ~ten-year-old daughter. Ruth. with
her.
DIR. Taylor said, on the stand. he had
auarrelled with his wife. but denied he
had choked or struck her. Justice Kelly
awarded Mrs. Taylor a decree of separa-
ton with sS IA week alimony. She Is
living with her sister, Mrs. J. II. Me
man, at No. l0lS Park place. Brooklyn
The evening world., 1912-01-29
SOCIETY LEADER
SURRENDERS ON
MURDER CHARGE
Mrs. Morrow Goes to Cell, but
Protests She Did Not
Kill Husband.

CHICAGO. Jan. 29.-Mrs. Rene Il.
Morrow, society leader, accused Of the
murder OF her husband, inventor
Charles Morrow. was surrendered by
her attorney. Charles Erbsteln, "a; the
sherin's office to-day.
She was locked in a cell under the
Indictment returned Saturday after
noon. charging first degree murder.
Later Attorney Erbstein secured from
Judge Cooper OF the Superior Court a
writ OF habeas corpus for the produc-
tion Of Mrs. Morrow before the court.
Erbstein declared Mrs. Morrow's con.
s,itu,ional rights had been violated IN
r%eopening the inquest after a verdict OF
suicide.
Before being taken to a cell In tae
county jail Mrs. Morrow. who was ac-
companled by three. ONE friends and
fellow club members. said:
II am innocent and I think We will
prove 1t at the trial. I could see no
reason why I should spend any time in
jail. There Is no danger OF my running
away. so I decided not to report to the
officers until to-day"
Mrs. Morrow was not depressed. MOI
did she weep when she was placed In
a cell. She looked as stunning as
though she were about to attend a club
function.
The men and women OF Chicago who
know me know that ! am an innocent,
prosecuted woman" she said, and !
shall gladly spend my entire fortune &c
show that their trust has not been mis-.
placed"
n surrender OF Mrs. Morrow ter
minated an extraordinary search by
deputy sherlffs. Officers broke into the
Morrow home on Michigan emu yes
terday. believing that they might flnt
n clue as to her Whereabouts. They
called upon scores OF clubwomen whc
had expressed sympathy with the hand
some young widow. but everywhere
were greeted with Indifference.
The evening world., 1912-01-29
GIRLS RAISE A FUND OF
$102 TO AID SH0PMATE.
She Is the Daughter of Neider,
Victim of the Edui-
table Fire.

Fisty girls employed by :. 1.angsdorf
~ Co. manufactures Of fancy goods at
Spring and Crosby streets. Saturday do
mated q purse Of slO!. which they CAV"
to- their co-workcr. Miss Anita Ncldcr.
the daughter OF Frank \. Nci1.'r. tle
Mey ah;llc Waterman who lost his he
IN the Euuitarle fire.
Ncldcr's body has not Lyon recovered
although workmen have been c.gging
for It ever since the fire. They expect
10 find 1t by Friday. Ills widow Is seri-
ously III as "a result OF the tragedy.
The evening world., 1912-01-29
"a SINK WITH STEAMER.
" rcckanr From Wilson Liner
Gcnom Indicates She Fouudrrrd.

HULL. Jan. %.-1t IL practically ccr-
tain iiat the British steamer Geno, VI
The Wilson Line foundercd during the
recent storm With her crew OF twenty
four. Wreckage has been picked mp on
the coast Of Berwickshlre. Scotland.
The vessel left Blyth Jan. IL for Riga
and has not since been reported.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-29
9un gukntn.
Bar ltnaopmsfamcratcr.

SHF ,NlllltS
Mcgleer, Der iorleben arreiterebes /
@ebiter for at bape fisbt Spnmnit /
Den Seniigt at tilbereoe ben til Brig
/ SprGnqning al Sifferbebsifabe,
blcp forrige ll9e bpmt til Ter Maa.
neocrS Spbplo / Dan Goltntp Spng.
iel, mebens be TO WPnb, Wcsleer
bapoe angiuet iom ifploige, maatte
fsSlobes al Wangel pna @epiier. I'm.
Der Sorbsret fom BET for Ell Gag, of
6%orbrpberen og CONNER Carpenter,
iom oemte banb Dor garnoomS. %
Sfolefamernter. Wcglleer tiIhorer
Ell megct agtet Samilie, men fom |
i'm llngoom / ilet Selifab og bar /
mango Iar pGret paa Sorbrp0erba.
men. San bor pitt iig at bore ct
uIpouanlig pilligt Sibne, ioet ban
iaaIebes oplpite, at Ser / IberSeen
bar Solf, Tom fis6te Srimerfer og
anbet gptte, iom iifrebeS pes Suo.
brub / GoItfontorer, @anfforretnin-
ger o. @lltifer, % ban a~ntpbebe, at
bois Ser bar roget at pin6e berpeb,
funbe ban 9iue nsia9tig @eifeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-29

iii ct iiffert Stcb. Npr Warmartb,
/ @ommon Gountp, er brGnot ont'
trent 800 Mcres 8rsn og LOO Nc
res So. Sabet al so iiges ogTaa at
bare meget itort mclem 3agns OF
0laisbel, bpor SID opitob peo 8ni'
tier ira Ell Gampnloifine for Srr.
ifina. SIere granoe er iorefomne |
aiOber Gountp, og Mrs. $. Verge
ion blep Der farlig iorbrpnot.
3cformcr / SfuIcuricnct. Sta
tens 2Greriorenirg traaote iioIte
Snsoag iammen til lit 26oe aarlige
Wsbe / 8ranb Sorts, og Der bar al.
Ierebc peb WsbetS aobning oper
1000 2rrere tifitebe. @lanot DC Ge.
former, iom WsbetS Legislative SO.
mite aubeiGler, er flere Suipeft6rer
Tor 2onOsifolernc; ~llbligning al Ell
Sfoleitnt, buorpe0 Sfoleoiitrifterns
'orpligteS til aarlig at u0qipe Ell pis
Sum Eenge for Sfolens Gcoligebol.
belle: fire Mars Sermincr for Goun.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iitebetior TO, fontt
at Ssnncn iorbsieS til $1,000 pr.
Iar. aOmiteen for 2nnboiitriftcrneS
Sfolcr bar enbpibere unbeialet, at
Der FOR bisie inofercS nj WaaneoerS
ipllngcn Sfolctib for @ern meIlcm
s og 10 garsolberen, % at Den enc
tie gplbige llnoifploning for lloebli.
pclie ira Sfolen ifal bore Spgbom
ener for mag aonItitution; at Sta
ten aorlig bepilger $150,000, buorni
100000 ifal onpenbeS til aonioIi.
baton al 2an6biitrifterncS Sfoler
og SorsgeIie al GoltntperS Sfoles
iono; at De Iofnle Sfoleraab opbppeS
oa Gonntnrano oprctteS; at Staten
gisr Ell @euilgning al $1,000 for
bier fouiolibcrct Sfole, Der opret-
tcs; at Wtinimlmslpnnen for SGrerc
ipttcS til $50 pr. Wnaneb, o. at
&c onipttcS for Ell Sermin ai ire
Inr. 0isie gnbeialinger bill blipe
iorelagt nTite 2egiSlatur. 2Grerfor.
cningen pnlJte Irebag s. TeIIon
acIlp al 8rano SORTS til Erriioent,
mcoens @innie s. Nielion al @oIlep
Gitp, g. g. @cro al Gicfinion og @.
Seurp @olfe al Wirot gienool9tes
iom Weblcmmer al Noabet. Zen
&ommiSiion, iom iibite 2eaisIotur
nebiatte for of unberisge Sfolefor-
hoIoene ioaoel Der / 2onoet iom /
europa, for iaa at frcmfomme mcb
Sorilog til Sorbeoringer / Statens
Sfolcipitcm, nreote iantibig Ser /
9pcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-29
Sfottefpngens Sfelet.

Ssrenb General Iogi begif Selp.
moro, baboe bon io1n meoOelt trrf.
fet bet teItamentariif tie 9eitemmelie,
at bans Gig ffitlbc opersipes 8ioert-
ifaben til anatomiif llnoerisgelie;
finn bans Ne9le og bans Senoer
lflllbe begrabes.
9eitemmelier Of benne Irt bar /
tibligere Stoer meget alnrinbelige,
Cpiaa | europa. "@arlois" minoer
/ anleoning at Nogi ON ct al De
melt befienote GilfelOe, bpor Seftas
tors 9nife forsprist life blep op-
fplbt.
ga Song gbparb Den SsrIte af
Sfotlanb, Ser bsoe / 1907, fslte i'm
iioite Sime nprme fig, Loo ban lin
GlOite Ssrl ben ierere Song 60
marc ben alnben, falbe til iig og Loo
BAN iperge peo ale Selgener, at ban
itrar efter i'm Saoers Ssb piIbe labe
pans ZIG falte en- S1eoel, me0 to.
genoe Sanb og laoe oct ltgge ser,
inotil aisoet bapbe Issnet Zig ira
&noglerne; iaa ifulbe ban laoe ais.
oct biiGtte, men Sfelettet ifuloe
ban opbepare, og Bper Sang Sfot-
terne siorbe Sprsr, ifulbe ban jamie
alanerne og p~rGientere Dem for So
berens SfeIet; eiorOe ban oct, bill
De Sprsrerne aIbris funre u6rette
noget moo bam CO bans Srofaite.
Spnner ipor bet, men bolbt Tom
iagt life iin Go, boilfet ban ienere
mere emo en- Gang bittert maatte
angre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-29
3Ninurrntn.

Wp 8anf i Caledonia. State @anf
ifal meb Ell aopital al $4,000 pps
rettes | Caledonia.
Spbe i Splbatcrbjcmmct. Charles
Ieterion, Der i mango Gor bar baot
tit Siem / Gilbert sea, 0eoe torrige
llae i SIoaterbicnmet ! Wtiuuco.
polls.
ioripnmbcn Grpreisascnt. $. y.
Sonion, Ser inotil ioruplig par Gr.
presugent / Sibbin3, er %fprIpuuocr.
San efterisges Tor at titles unoer
Mnflage for al bape beIoe9et GrprcS'
ielifabets aasie.
Sammenitso / Ct. Sames. 8cors
ae 0elion og Soc Sbuel blep Snsoal
9ften, ioet De / FIN automobil frpbie.
be minneapolis & Ct. 2ouis ganenS
Spcr / ct. Snmes, pnnfisrtc al e.
Sragttog og fom begge aIporlig til.
fabe.
S~rplnpper. Wr. % Wrs. @. 8
Sefte / Caledonia, Spuiton Gountp
bolot iorIeoen grplup for CATERER
Siloa % Gbin 2. 9lerruo. - Sor
~benp9renbe Geplttp Gountp 9lioitsl
Charles ". Malbum % Wtiis Goro
fbp Spooon blep iorleoen G~gtepieSe
graincrb.
Wamfatp porer. Sislee Wanfa
tos npe 4oresiefaIenoer, Der netop e.
nbgipet, er gpens Snobpseeranfal
be iibite TO gar ioreget meo omiren
700, ioet aalenoereu i~noeboloer 30!
flere Napne enc ben forrige. vi aa
Isnberens 5,541 Napne er Sobniol
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-29
Sfammclig AotGro.
Sr. He0afterl

vi. WeUuliBT.
llnber en- politiif Galgfamp brli'
ges mango WibIer for at uinoe Seir,
% Der lples at bore en- Gel Solf, lom
tror, at | Eolitif er alle Wioler til
laoclige. Men naor u~ianofGroige
@citpIoninger fremipreS imoo ppliti'
lie MooItanoere, oa mar ois'e uDeil
8runb ~til9gses Initlelier % go
ner, iom De life bar, ga ber Der pro-
t~eiteres moo iaoban g0fPrO, lelp ON
@olgfampen err albrig iaa parm.
s Winnciota bar Gcmofraterne
opitiQet Horbmanoen 4ctcr 30. Sing.
bal iom lin @ilpernerfnn0ioat. ade,
Tom fienoer Sr. Nii1ROul, oeb, ban err
Ell manoig og retiinbig GerIonligbeo,
% at ban bar uoiprt Be ~ofientligc
Sperp, ban bar bapt, paa Ell uomer.
fet Waaoe. Sorleben talte ieg nleo
Ell Wano, lom / 70.sInrene bar Sing
oalS 2Grer peb ct. SIai / Hortbiielo,
og Tom bar fienbt bom 3oot belle 81
Den iioen. Senne Mmto uotaIte fig
paa ben melt rofen0e Woaoe ON
Hingoals aarafter % G~pgtigbeo.
Men ga RingbaI bIcp opitiaet iom
aanoioat, % man Inlet fllnbe finoe
paa at iige ON bans offcrtlige Serb
euer Gmbebsisriel, %begpnOte Woo.
1tanoere / Stilbeb at uoiprebe ben
ll'anobeo ON banl, at ban ct en-
8uosfornGater. elsie Sfumlerier
fom tilIioit ino | en- Gel 2ofalblabe |
Staten, men life fsr Ell al bans Wob.
fanoiboter, q. g. Collins, ienote itb
ct @rcp til ErGiter / minneapolis
ON Hin9bals 8antro, blep Ser Ins
Looming for bam til at paatale benne
ifammcIi5e aof9rb. 90 oct giorbe
ban ba ogiaa paa Ell manbig % for
aQc retIinoige Menreifer t~ilfrebsitil-
lenoe Maabe, iaa bette Ingreb pao
bam tiliibit beller bill blipe bam til
8apn enb til Sfabe.
Hoaet lignenbe bar UNDER berne
Salgfomp b9not meb &ooiepelt. Selp
agter ieg life at femme. for Hooie.
belt, men ieg tror, at 8iIion baabe
pil bliue palgt % ber blipe palgt iom
BET eneite rette MtioSeI til at fomnte
no al set llfsre, bpori oct m,prrenoe
Stpre bar brast os. DEN set er en-
ifammeIi9 cling at u0itebe BET Hpgte
- % bet bar poli9ife W%ooitanbere
giort - ON Rooiepelt, at ban er en-
Sranfer. Sa,en gal Wunb fprIeoen
| Willpaufee ifieO paa BAN, pafte oct
allies Sorme og Sorg. 90 oIle Nen-
neifer al9ber Jig ooer, Of llbiisterne
er, at @rprGiihenten fommer for.
bolbsuis let fro bette @ttentat. Sg
ct glGoeligt TeiuItat er alIereoe pp.
naaet berpeo, at 2Ggerrn, iom BE.
banoleoe HooieOelt, fremfom meo
Den Grflprina, at BET life piIbe babe
euaet Iaa beloig meb bam, bois ban
life babe pGret en- afbolbenoe Wono.
serlige Wooitaroere iom "Minneo.
polls Sollrnal" gisr ga ogiaa reoaf,
tionelt opmerfiOm paa, at 9Ggernes
GrflGring ilaar SflrmIerierne ii!
Soroe1t.
8isle 9otbne.