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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1912-04-19
MANY USES OF TIE MAGUEY
Species Of Cactus That Supplies the
Mexicans With Medicine, Drink
and Fiber.

In Mexico there Is a plant that
feeds greater number OF persons In
more different ways than Is known
perhaps In any other country Of the
world
The maguey is a species OF cactus
which thrives In protusion on the
great mesa of the republic OF Mexico.
Ii is perhaps the most remarkable
plant. as regards Its utilization, OF all
the more common tropical plants on
earth
la this country plant Of the same
family Is known as the century plant,
bat OF course the variety in Mexico IS
different, and here apparently the
plant Is used for ornamental purposes.
This plant throws out tiny sprouts
with from five to eight branches edges
with small espinas, or needles, which
Identity 1t as of the cactus family
IL does not attain to Its full growth
until It's fifth year, but 1t may be made
useful two years earlier. In It's third
year one or all OF it's branches are
topped. making cavities In the sides OF
the branch In which the sap or juice
o. the plant collects.
This latter liquid is what Is known
In Mexico as aqua miei. an efiicacious
medicine In many disorders OF the hu.
man system, but 1t must be used as
such the first day after 1t Is picked.
# allowed to stand fermentation takes
place and the aqua miel changes into
what is known as the most common
Of the intoxicating drinks of Mexico
| pulque.
When distilled. puique is the great
national drink Of Mexico and is known
| as mescal The mescai distilled In
lie state OF San Luis Potosi Is re-
garded as the best quality and is
| called tequila
1t Is not only In its medicinal and
drinking qualities that the maguey
| plant Is useful. II is one OF the mos'
important fiber plants In Mexico, and
ia utilized In the weaving OF baskets
end clcthing II IS q tough hher. but
as flexible as a linen thread.-Wash
lngton Post.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1912-04-19
Fountain MCf am Rns-
cr:Can CsS;xen.

Mexico City, April 13 Thomas
Fountain, of Las Cruces, N. M, the
captain of federal gun under General
Villa, who was captured and shot by
rebels of General Salazar's command
at Parral, was not a citizen of the
United States, according to the Ell
impartial.
Fountain, the paper says it has learn
ed on reliable authority, was born in
Texas, but some years ago at Parral
became natura.ized Mexican.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1912-04-19

Phoenix, Ariz.- Owners of automo-
biles are now coming in for attention
at the hauds of the legislature. Cooke,
Of Maricopa county, has introduced a
bill providing for state tax of IS on
autos, the funds derived from this tax
to 90 to the good road fund. 1t is also
provided that each resident owner of a
machine must register with the secre-
tary of the state his name, address and
the make of the machine owned Y him.
The b II also provides road rules and
regulations.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1912-04-19
Baron Won steubsn,s Grave.

The plot about the grave of Baron
Won Steuben. near Remsen. Is covered
with weeds and wild saplings, the
monument is defaced and needs point
ing and the little path that leads to
the historic resting place of all that is
mortal OF the great Revolutionary lead
er bears a neglected appearance Steps
will be taken 70 cara for the grave
Dryden Herald.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1912-04-19
EL-FEGO BACA,

Attorney and Counceilofat Law,
ALBUQUERQUE NEW MFA
Will be present at all temrs of Court OF
Bernal Ito, Valencia, Socorro and Sier-
IA Counties.
Deal n good Gold, Silver and Coppe-
Mining Properties in New Mexico.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1912-04-19

OH : Room 20, Aimijo Building
Cor. "a St. and railroad Ave. Practit
III t.e supreme Courts of New Mexico
and Texas
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-20

Ihgger der andre Landsbyer, og hun horer TANNER
skrig lyde OPP fra Dalene og fra H9jene, fra Hyt-
terne og fra G%aardene; for den ~megtige bod dra-
ger histovre over Landet: yidere videre str9k-
ker den ,sorte D6d" sin griske Hand I'D.
Biskoppens Sendebud havde for otte Dage 81
den sagt til hende ,,Se, Diet er Guds Straf, fordi l
like vii s6ge Tilflugt og Hvile den hellige Kirkes
|Sk6d."
bet er Gudernes Straf,' hayde hun svaret,
,,fordi nogle af wore har syigtet deres Tro."
M gaar den sorte Dgd gennem Landet som
en- grisk Ulv, og Folkets D6dsklager giver Cen
yd over Skove og Hole. Hele Landsbyer uddgr og
Ligene oliver liggende i Husene, ingen begraver
dem. Mango Yender bryder OPP for at undfly den
grumme D@d og den forhadte Kristendom.
Eranjas Blk er mgrkt.
Plndselig l6fter hun sit Hoved, og hendes
Sharpe Ole spejder / Dalen. En- vidunderlig BIan-
ding af k%vindelig Hjertensgodhed og mandigKraft
lyser I'D af hendes Aasyn. Kevebenene err sterkt
fremtrndende, og Diet graa Ole lgger dybt under
de m6rke 0jenhaar; dybe Furer strekker sig hen
over Kinderne til den indfaldne, tandl6se Mund.
Leberne mumler wise Tankesprog, Oret lytter til
Larmen, der kommer nermere. M kan hun tydeligt
h6re Strids6ksernes Klirren og hendes Folks Sang.
De synger ON Himlen deroppe og ON Helvede der
nede. Helvede err en- Str6m med Mudder og Svprd,
hvorigennem de ugudelige maa wade.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-20

rankens Frugt var bleven sort, vandrede EN- sterk,
statelig Mand op ad den Skovsti, der f9rer lige
forbi Eranjas Hytte, naar man vii til Bahrensdorf.
Hans Aasyn var alyorligt, men mildt og yenligt.
Han bar en- Tversak over Skulderen. Den var fluid
Iaf Gaver til Biskoppen. We'd Korset foran hendes
Hytte havde Manden b6jet Kne og sagte bedt ct
Fadervor. Hans Ojne svever hen over Eranjas
Have. Den gamle tr@kker netop R9dder OPP af
JOrden til Maaltidet Manden hilser venligt paa
hende. Men hun ser m6rk nd en- U~verjssky har
Ibredt sig over hendes hSje, gennemfurede Pande,
|og hendes graa DINE skyder Lyn.
,,Forbandet vere du og dine!' raaber Eran-
ia, ,du, som har bortkastet dine Fedres 0rnehjer-
tie og err bleven en- Glente, der berer Diet Aadsel,
den har fundet i Skovens Lysning, hen til den
%fremmede du, som nedkaster Gudernes Forban-
delse over Venderne for deres frafaldne B9rns
.skyld."
Manden stod stille og saa Eranja ind An
lsigtet.
,,Eranja,'' sagde han, ,jeg har lprt Diet Ord
af min Frelser: Gengalder like Skaldsord med
|Skeldsord, y~elsigner dem, der bander eder. Guds
Velsignelse vere med dig! Ver like blind, Fran
ia; Vi fire Bender dernede i Landsbyen har aldrig
giort dig noget ondt. Dig er kun vederfaret godt
af de Kristne; men naar du taller ON Gudernes
Forbandelse over d. frafallne, saa we'd du endnu
like, hvad der er foregaaet dernede. Gud den
alma gtige er dragon hen over Landet som en-
Uvejrssky. Da err de fromme Gramdorfer vandret
nd paa Marker - Slime Wietsch anfGrte dem =
der sank de ned paa Kn@ og anraabte deres HERE
ON at tage sin Vrede og sin Straffedom bort fra
dem, og - Uvejrsskyen drog bort og vendte sig
mod Cement. Du kender dem, der Dor der, de dyr-
ker nasten allesammen de dgde Afguder. NJ ra-
ser OGDEN Landsbyen som Ulven i Faarehjorden.
Sc, Eranja, saaledes taller Gud til wort Folk, og
.hvem der har 0ren at h6re med, han h6re. Frem-
tiden vii fortplle ON den k~ristelige B6ns Magt,
og nu err Diet allerede blevet ct Mundheld mellem
BGnderne, naar en- omvender sig, at sige ,han ven
der ON som Gud for Grandeur. Tenk derpaa,
Eranja."
Og f6rend hun kunde faa sagt ct Ord, var den
Bahrensdorfer Bondemand forsvunden. Men hun
.saa efter ham som ct bisk Vildsvin; hun knyttede
og mumlede:
,Forbandelse Blod og Krig!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-20
II.
SAGTE SUSEN.

l. Kong. 10, 12-13. Og efter Jordsk@lvet
.kom en- lid, men Herren var like i Iden. Og
efter Ilden kom Ell stille, sagte Susen. Og Diet
.skette, da Elias Diet h9rte, omsv9bte han sit An
sigt med sin Kappe, og gk nd og stod D6ren til
Hulen.
Stormvinden suser Egene og Regnskyllene
gore Stierne ufarbare. Inlet Menneskeaasyn lader
sig Sc Hytten, Diet vere da en- jaeger, der s~trejfer
gennem Skoven Og som bringer sit ~lagtbytte ind
til Eranja for Eranjas Arm er bleven krafteslSs,
.og hun kan kun m~6jsOmmeligt REESE sig fra sit
.Leje. Gerno, hendes S~legtning har villet hente hen
de over til Landsbyen, men for end hun g~odvilligt
skulde forbade sine Hytte, MATTE en- Offersten
glide ned Havet. Da bredte Gerno hende ct bl6dt
.Leje af tort L6v og Hahn, bredte to store bl9de
Lammeskind derover og kom selv hver Uge for
at Sc til sin Faster. AT og til sender han ogsaa en-
Karl over til hende med en- stegt Hjortek6le. Lang
er den gamles Dag den ensomme Hytte, men end
nu langere Natten, naar SGvnen flyr hendes tract
tie Dine, og de triste Billeder af hendes Folks LiV
|og D6d drage hen over hendes Leje.
Aftenskyggerne s@nker sig over Jorderiget.
Den hvidhaarede Eranja slider sin Hytte, grubler
og sucker. Stormen hyler, Uglen tuder de NOR
Ike Eye we'd Kampehgjen. Da paa cen Gang fore
kommer Diet hende, at hun hSrer en- menneskelig
RSst kalde gennem den hylende Storm. Hun vo-
NeT udppe db CIbhhe FCJIeb. Auh iyCICI W iybbOl'
Da gaar DGren OPP; for hverken Som eller Stang,
|hverken Laas eller Slaa forhindrer nogen at tr@-
de ind Hytten, og derfor ser Eranja nu ct blegt,
~ungdommeligt Ansigt, hvis s~p6rgende DINE hviler
paa hender. Lyset fra Fyrrespaanen falder hge
paa D6ren og paa den indtr@dende. bet er en-
Jomfru paa henved tyve Aar, slank og smidig af
Vpkst, Ansigtet hvidt og rGdt som en- lifig Eble-
|blomst. Hummer og Klage talte nd af de blaa DINE,
men Stormen og Regnen havde kastet en- svag Rod
me over Kinderne. bet lyse Haar var bundet sam
men Nakken med ct r6dt Baand, og paa hendes
Bryst hang ct SSlvkors ct r6dt Baand.
Da Jomfruen havde set paa Eranias Ansigt,
for hun forskrakket tilbage og hviskede: Fran
jal"
,Ja, netop!" gentog en- barsk Stemme, og de
dybtliggende Dine festede sig forskende paa den
unge Piges Ansigt.
yJa, du wort Folk frafaldne Humid har set rig
tig. Korset paa dit Bryst taller ON din Skendsel
Hvad vii du herr"
,,Bede ON Herberge for Natten, for jeg har
forvildet mig i Skoven; min Fod er sSnderrevet af
Rankerne, mine Kleder ~gennembl9dte, jeg err sui
ten. !
(Fortsettes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-20

| stiynende Str6m
Staar der og vader
Snigmordere
Og Menedere
Og de, som begered
Den andens Wv.
Den Str6m walter fremad
Gennem Dale af Edder,
AT Slam og af Svard.
Dens Navn er Slidur.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-11
Morning Cable Report
Continued from Page One.)

YORKanuary 11Fremen managed $50O0OO worth
building million
showing effects heat
Femen still at work all
WASHINGTON 1Admia Potter aid for personnel to Ad
months leave Captain T. NJ Potts chief in
will &C in his during his
1.-THE Russian will
Chinese which lately
independence
WASHINGTON, 11ndrew Carnegie efying before the
declared the country the of archaic
declared
January Refned hun
pounds.
II a
faction Decasse
called France
railroad
republicans
tored
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-11
UNIONISTS MAKING
STRONG FIGHT
Continued from page nine.)

chases-which is the root of Irish
osperity-possible. The Liberals,
he claims, knowing this, have stopped
land purchases for their own ends
Other arguments are being made
against desire of Ireland for nation
hood, chief among them being that
which caused Joseph Chamberlain and
other non-conformist leaders to de-
sert Gladstone, and which some of
the non-conformist followers of the
present Government can not forget
the possibility of religious intoler-
ance.
Sir Clifford Cory, one of the great
coal and shipping barons of Wales,
stalwart Liberal, has resigned the
presidency of the Cardiff Liberal AS
sociation because the association in
vited John Redmond to the city to
address a meeting on home rule.
Other non-conformists are in doubt
whether to throw over their convic.
tons against placing their co-religion-
lists of Ulster under the rule of Cath
Ollie Ireland or under the Government,
which has promised them new edu-
cation bill and disestablishment of
the church of Wales.
Say Home Rule Is Not Wanted.
The alleged weakening in the de-
mand by the people of Ireland for
home rule, as a result of increasing
prosperity, is another string that tho
Unionists have to play in England.
So little do the people want it, say
the Unionists, that they will not con-
tribute to the funds of the National
lists, who are now dependent on
American dollars" for support
In place of home rule, Sir Edward
Carson offers his fellow countrymen
under a Unionist administration;
Complete restoration of political in
reference with the Department of
Agriculture; reformation of the poor
law; improvement Of primary and
secondary education and better treat,
ment for teachers, and tariff reforms,
which, Unionists declare, will benefit
Ireland even more than England.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-11
FIRE PATROLMAN
Continued from page 81

kind, and there would have been a
pau;l. Profiting by the example, some
one else released some firecrackers,
and then another shallowpate follow
cd suit.
Lad one of the light dresses Of the
women in the vicinity caught fire, the
deathroll would have been a big one.
There were over fifteen hundred peo-
pie in the theater, and the entrances
were hampered by the people who were
buying tickets, or waiting for their
turn to get in.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-11
CLAIMS HEIRSHIP
Continued from Page Nine.)

Russias Gear, anxious for influence
in the Balkans, is pushing the plan
for all it is worth, and Russia is more
respected in Servia than any other
power. Therefore, it is quite likely
that Princess Zita's party will go to
the wall in favor of the Russian Grand
Duke and his Servian wife, Helene.
Whichever way it goes, these are ex-
citing days for the Serbs, who crowd
the cafes to discuss the prospects Of
the various pretendents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-11

discussion on non-partisan municipal
elections, city government by commits
sion like that of Oakland and Berke-
ley the initiative, the referendum, the
recall and the direct primary, also
what should be the action of the fed
GRAFTON when incompetent or corrupt
candidates are nominated for office,
Professors j. w. Gilmore and p. L.
Horne, Percy NJ. Pond and Mr.. Dickey
discussed the questions, and it was
agreed that the policy of the fedora
ton for the current year should be
left for decision to a general meet
ing of the federation.
A. F. Cooke reported that he had
visited the jails around the island and
found them in foul condition.
J. NJ. McChesney reported that $1,000
'of the $4,000 required to make Liiiu-
okalani Park had been subscribed.
w. A. Bryan reported against plant
ing cocoanut trees at Fort Armstrong
and Quarantine Island until the army
authorities had completed the filling
in of the lands.
Chairman Robbins b Anderson ap-
pointed c. H. Dickey, p, l.. Horne and
F. B. McStocker a committee to nomin-
ate candidates for five executive COM
mittee memberships for the annual
election. Any member can make 9TH
er nominations.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-11
Triple Count On Now.

Triple Count on Now.
At o'clock yesterday morning, and
continuing until s o'clock next We'd
nesday morning, January u, all sub
scriptions received by the Contest De-
partment are given three times the
regular schedule credit This is the
highest credit that it will be possible
for contestants to get before the end
of the contest, on January 27th-in
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-11
March, stare and strlpes Forever
MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM.

1t is worse than useless to take any
medicines internally for muscular
or chronic rheumatism. All that ls
needed is a free application of Cham.
berlain's Pain Balm. For sale by all
dealers. Benson, Smith & Co. agents
for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-11

fact after o'clock next Wednesday
morning, the credit allowed will be but
double the regular schedule, so con-
testants will do we'll to make the most
of the present period of high count.
Here is the way the Triple Count
figures ont.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-11
CONTESTANTS HUSTLING
AS END OF RACE NEARS

Contestants in The Stars Great
$4,000 Prize Contest are showing much
interest in the special cash prizes
which will be given to the eight work
ers who secure the greatest number
of votes during the two weeks ending
at D. M, Monday, January 10. AS
before announced, these prizes, which
range from $15 to $3.50, will be given
entirely Independent of the count for
the Big Ten prizes, and every can.
didate has an equal chance; There
are eight of these special prizes, as
follows.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-11
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT.

The Hawaiian band will give a pub
lie concert this evening at seven
o'clock at the Seaside Hotel, Waikiki,
in honor of the officers and men OF
the U. S. S. Glacier. This is the pro
gram:
March, Stars and Stripes Forever
...,., Sousa
Overture, Light Cavalry ...... Suppe
March, The Fairest of the Ball. Sousa
Selection, Runaway Girl Monckton
Vocal, Hawaiian Songs Ar. by Berger
Selection, Soldiers Parade, Hume
Waltz, May l Have the Pleasure. ...
..''.' .,.''..''.''''' Llnhe
March, Hands Across the Sea. Sousa
The Star Spangled Banner.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-11
COMMITTEE ON
THE TERRITORIES
CONTINUED nom page nine)

are best able to decide this question
of fiscal policy for themselves, your
committee have made no change in
this section.
Water Rates.
The regulation and adjustment Of
water rates is very fully covered in
sections Ia, Is and 16 of this bill, in
GLIDING a definite basis for the reduc-
ton of water rates whenever the in.
come of the ditch company exceeds a
fixed return on its Investment; this
return on the investment your com
mittee believes to be most reasonable
and fair. These provisions are fur
Their REINFORCED by section n, which
gives full publicity to all the financial
affairs of the company, and will en-
able both the Territory and the users
of water to know whenever the in
come of the ditch company would jus
tify a reduction in rates.
Section 1S provides that at the end
of the fifty-year term the ownership
of the ditch, with it's entire plant and
appurtenances, shall pass to the Ter
ritory, without any payment, and free
from all liens and charges what
soever. 80
RIGHT Of Purchase.
Section 10 gives the Territory of
Hawaii the right to purchase at any
time after ten years from date of COM
pletiun of the ditch and plant at its
exact cost plus 20 per cent. The mar
gin above actual cost allowed to the
ditch company, in case their property
is taken over, appears to be a moder-
ate one in view of the financial risk
of the work and the unproductive
period of it's construction and early
operation.
Inasmuch as Congress has hereto
fore refused to extend the benefits, Of
the reclamation act to Hawaii, the
people Of that Territory should be
given every reasonable opportunity
to develop their water resources and
reclaim arid lands by the aid of pri'
vate capital. Your committee believe
that this bill will effect a material de
velopment of unused natural re
/ sources, make possible more home
stealing of public lands, and increase
greatly the taxation and rental in
come of the Territory of Hawaii; and
at the end of the franchise the Ter
ritory will receive, in fee simple and
without cost, it's entire irrigation
plant and system.
Bill Carefully safeeuarded.
The bill has been carefully drawn
to make possible a quasi-public work
which will in effect be a great public
Improvement for the island of Hawaii
The bill was very thoroughly dis
cussed in Hawaii before its passage
by the legislature, and in the form
adopted it appears to meet the ap
proval of all classes in Hawaii; nc
opposition whatever to the bill hal
! been made to your committee. The
interests of the public and of the Ter
ritory of Hawaii have been carefully
safeguarded by the legislature il
drafting this measure, and your com
mittee herewith recommend it's pas
sage by the House.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-11

Contestants Running Close
A number of the contest workers
are running very close together in the
big race, and the present week should
show some more important changes,
unless all indications fail. AS report
ed yesterday, there was a great SHAH
ing up in the list, and some tremend'
Gus gains, but most of the workers are
by no means safe in the positions they
now hold. and cannot afford to relax
their efforts, now that the end of the
great race is drawing so near In
reality there is barely two weeks re
naming in which to work.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-11
CIVIC Federation

At the meeting of the executive com
mittee of the Civic Federation yes.
terday afternoon, C. NJ. Dickey in a
series Of written questions started a
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-11
You Can't Be Happy With a Headache

other
When head aches only makes
with
peced be
And there suffering. Keep a box OF
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-11
Stearns' Headache Waters (Shac)

in the house when
That
Headache
certainly indicate
head
any
that insist STEAMSHIP genuine
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-11

There is a reason my yoL should
use Mrs. Anne Kearns handmade
mince meat. There is a difference be,
tween handmade lace and the other
kind. There is the same difference;
that is the reason, All Beretania
Phone 1852.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-17

beige Sfibe, ~ifrioer ct iranif tefniit
SiaSitriit bl. a.: Heiltltaterne al De
anltiIleoe 6orieg bar louret til BE-
re1ninaerne. Eaa 8run0 al Surbi.
ucus ringe 8egt / 6orbolo I'll oeuS
Stprfe % observation-disclosures er
Den iom ifabt til at oripe aeropla.
ner frem. 5 olle StIiPlbe. buor
man finn raaher oper Ell inoIfrPnfet
FlaoS, poer Sr. G%rIangieu5 Ippa.
rat iortrinligc Sieueiter. Gets emile
Anorouing beuirfer, ar man tan ia.
brifere Oct biaigt, og 8eparationer
oil life lobe bolt op. 5urbtnens
Siul, Der gisr Iicnelte peo llotsnl.
ningen al De brpuote 8asarter, gaar
omtrcnt IpoIpit % Raifineu flmge'
rer llocn Stsi og u0en 9iuiten.
Saa ptot set franife Tiosifrtit. u.
Ter buao "gtatt. bar erfaret, er Der
MI / Gaumdrf oaunet CT attlelel'tab
til ltonpttelie al GpitroeIien; DC Sll'
teresiereoe bar Iaoet uofere Ell er-
Observation-Disclosures, Der iorelsbtg
tiener lom Mtooel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-17

Snoifriitsiioer or uiilIbitrnioge, men
fan BOG lGies, iortG!Ier "Rorgenopi.
fen. &unerne or itaaret meb flor
OF iait Saano, tpoelia al Ell. fpnbig
&unemano; Sproeet err %alminbelig
Slouorif meo eutelte 9ialefteien'
oommeIiabeoer. Erpfesior Magniis
SIien, Tom Sunbet har nrret fore
Iqgt, lGier SnoIfriiterne iaaleoes:
l.. Orottiu I'M ala irom. OF
on itprf milf til alra COBRA Ilita /.
Go. e. Serren ooer ale Serrer.
90 Oh itprfe mig til ale gooe Sing).
III. 9rcttin Seius ariihtr ia er
beoi er @uo OF mabor bspr aafall
nit Go. {. Serre SEEMS ariit, iom
baabe er 8l,o % Wanb, Dor min
Y~aafaloelie y
III. bif. OF bioia mer
miiflnar oibar off oa Wariu 60.
e. Big. 90 beoe for mig mi.
iflno ~ligeouerior dig % Waria }
SnbifriiterneS SnbboIo err iom
man Ter iromme gsnner og Yoafal.
ocIier, iom blep tiuaat Ell beito frai'
tiaere girfnina. naar De bar ~ifreuet
/ oen bemmeligbeosiuIbe Himeifriit.
Sfriiten mao nteo al Himeligheo an
taaes at bore ira 1900. aarene, fra
Saaton Saafonions eler WagnnS
SaaabeterS Si0.