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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-04-12
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The Iisnss Choice for the Repub-
lican Nomination for President.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-04-12
Meridian Societies.

AA lAI A Meridian Camp, No. 6664 OF
wi wv Modern Woodmen 81 Amer.
n lea. Meets First and Third
Tuesday evenings OF each month 1T
M w A. Hall. 1T d, III.
JAKE EAMEs, ". e.
i. II WaggoneT, Clerk.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-04-12
No Comment Necessary.

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I Mr.. D. ], James, Paradise, !
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am well pleased and the buv- :
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! MIR. A. w. Meyer, Seattle. I
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Toppenish. Wash.
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Local Representative. I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-25
AUTOMOBILES HELPED OUT
OF TROUBLE BY STRONG u

Automobiles Geo. B. Oliver-just re-
cruited to the ranks OF individuals who,
once converted. Iasu lose their human
habits as the gasoline disease wears in
deeper and deeper-had his first Op-
portunity to extend helping hand to
a distressed brother OF the fraternity
Saturday night and was a helping
hand" indeed He found the Man In
Trouble stuck in a ditch down on the
county road, into which he had backed
in making a turn and in which the rear
wheels stuck in the mud There was no
traction for the wheels, so they didn't
pull, and, to add to the difficulty the
backward tilt Of the car had stopped
the gasoline flow to the carbureter. A
hand pump on the gas tank soon rene
died the fuel question, and then, with
the engine pulling for all it was worth
the United States commissioner and
federal court clerk grasped the spOkes
of one of the rear wheels that were
down in the ditch and, with a strong
pull and a steady pull, soon helped the
machine onto the paved road. 1t was
his first experience in rendering first
aid TO the injured, but he only hopes
that If he needs similar assistance some
time, a man with as much muscle as
himself comes along in a new car and
good humOr and does what he did. The
man he helped out Of the difficulty is
very modest and begs that his name be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-25
JAKE MILLER REFUFs
PIKER IMPLICATION

Jake Miller. manager of the White
House, is nothing If not game, and he
IS no plker, as he proved Saturday. Mr..
-dlller was member of the recent FL
Paso trade excursion into Arizona and
was one of the few who went to the
bottom Of the Grand canyon He car
fled postal cards with MIN on the ex-
curSlOn and gave them out to the WON
en- at the different stoppine- DIaces
teIhng them he would send them a
souvenir spoon if they signed the card
ana mailed It to him at Fl Paso-not a
pad way to get a good mailing list.
leave It to Jake for that When he
went down in the canyon two Young
women were Of the party and thew
maze some photographs and promised
TO send everybody of the Darfv a r,ic-
ture. Mr.. Miller. not to he OufdOne
presented each with one of his postal
CARDS Tor souvenir spoons. He found
the cards on his desk in his mail soon
aIter reaching FL PaSo but for some
reason the firms order for souvenir
spoons was not filled on time. so he
hasn't yet had a chance to mail out any
Of the spoons.
Friday he got some Of the photo
graphs made in the canyon and a little
note explaining that I'VE are not nix
ers; we are sending the photos as
promised Jake took il as an imDli-
cation that somebody was a mixer in
the belief of the girls, scratched his
mead second in that Characteristic
Way-Just as he does when he sells
you an article at such a ridiculous
price-and then came the idea and the
usual Miller smile. He hoped into his
kissel 80" and in five minutes was at
the Harvey house. where he invested in
two of the finest souvenir spoons he
could find. These he packed in suit
able boxes. enclosed a card in each
nearing the statement Souvenir from
the White House, FL PasO," and regis
tered them.
I don't think they'll think Ell Paso-
ans are pikers when they see what
sort of souvenirs an Ell Paso store
gives away said Jake. as he went
back and told Myrtil Coblentz about it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-25
TO HAVE A
PAPER IN DECEMBER

Clint. Tex, Nov 25.-Frank Elliott
states that the latest power machinery
has been ordered for use in the new
print shop, which he viii open in
Clint, and it is expected to arrive in
time to get out the first publication
of the Clint News by the first Friday
in December. The Davidson building,
in the south part of town. has been
rented to use as the printing office.
A new garage and electric light
building is being erected on the c. u.
kelOgg ranch north of Clint. Shorty
White has charge Of the construction,
and states that AR Kellogg is prepar-
ing to have a first class lighting plant
installed that he may have lights in
his residence as well as to furnish
power for charging the storage bat
teries to operate his automobile.
Miss Helen Delacy. a former teacher
of the Fort Hancock school. has a pO-
sitiOn as teacher of the Mexican school
at Clint filling the vacancy caused by
the resignation of LeNOir Sanford
Miss Agnes BrOmweu, a sister of
Mrs. H, NJ Adams, Of FL Paso, is visit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-25
AUTO TAKEN BY BOY
AND GIRL FOR RIDE
Owner Overtakes Them, Both Run, but
Girl Is Caught and DIvuIges
Name OF the Boy.
Fred Chesney and a young girl cor

Fred Chesney and a young girl com
panion Saturday night had an automO-
bile JOY ride. Without first securing
permission, they borrowed Dr. c. NJ
Hendricks automobile. which had been
left standing in front of his residence.
COL Estrella street Shortly after they
got under Roadway on the ride the
doctor, armed with a rifle jumped into
another machine and the race was on.
On the county road the machine in
which Chesney and his companion were
riding sustained a puncture, and the
Two abandoned it. The doctor iumDed
out of his car and ran after them. DR.
Hendrieks attempted to discharge the
rifle, but the cap only exploded How
ever, II was enough for the girl for
she stopped. Chesney kept running.
The young woman was taken to the
police station. where she was turned
over TO sergeant ". D. Greet. After
ne had questioned her for about an
hour, she admitted that her companion
was Chesney Chesney was arrested
Sunday and placed in Jail 20 await
The doctor told the sergeant that his
automobile had been taken frequently
during the past six months. and Sat-
urday night he left it standing in front
Of his home to see il he could catch
anyone taking 1t. A second machine
had been stationed close by so he could
follow in it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-25
LIBERTY GRANTED
TO MRS FULLEN
She Appeals Her Divorce Case, Which
Went against Her, and Sues Her
Husband's Attorney.

Word has been received here from
Santa Fe. n. NJ that the supreme
court Of the state has handed down an
opinion in the noted Fullen habeas
corpus case in favor Of Mrs. FulIen.
This fight was Instituted before the
higher court some time ago after Mrs.
Dorothy Bowman Fullen had been
thrown in jail in Roswell at the in
stance of judge J. 7. Mcclure, Of the
district court on a charge of contempt
The opinion now gives Mrs. Fullen alb
sOlUte freedom SO far as the contempt
charge is concerned and prevents the
Roswell local court from forcing her
to jail in this city.
Soon after Mrs. Fullen was notified
TO bring the adopted daughter of the
Fullens into the custody Of the court,
the little Fullen boy disappeared from
Roswell, and upon being called before
the court for failure to comply with
the courts order Mrs. Fullen refused
to answer questions put to her as to
the whereabouts Of her little boy. She
also declared that she could not COM
ply with the order of the court to
bring her adopted daughter here from
California since the people who were
in possession of the little girl refused
to give her up. These two children
being involved in the divorce suit
pending between her and her husband,
Louis O. Fullen, Mrs. Ellen was thrown
Later Mr.. FulIen and his attorney. Mr..
Askren, made an unsuccessful attempt
to take the little Fullen boy from Mrs.
Fullen in the Angeles hotel in Ell Paso
A suit for $4,000 damages has since
been filed by Mrs. F'ullen against Mr..
Askren. Mr.. Fullen also sued out an
immediate writ of habeas corpus in
the FL PasO court to obtain the little
Fullen boy, but the decision of the
court was against him.
The FL PasO incident delayed the de-
cisiOn Of the supreme court at Santa
Fe. Pending this decision Mrs. Fullen
was in charge Of the sheriff of Santa
Fe county, who permitted her to re-
main with friends at the state capital.
Immediately after the decision was an
nOunced, Mrs. Fullen left for CalifOr-
MIA to visit for a few weeks with
friends.
1t stated by counsel for Mrs. Ful1en
that the decision Of judge Mcclure.
granting Mr. FUllen a divorce, was
given while Mrs. Fullen was in FL Paso
and that notice of appeal was given.
This notice of appeal it is held, holds
up the case until the supreme court
has rendered decision.
The last order by judge Mcclure in
the divorce case, gives all the proptrey,
rents, etc, to Mr.. Fullen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-25
INFANTRY DEFEATS CACTUS CLUB
IN RAskETRA q 4 NE

In the practice games Of basketball
held at the Y. NJ c. A. Saturday night
the ed infantry team defeated the
Cactus club team by the score Of As
to "a The first half was a good exhi-
bitiOn of basketball with the hOnOrs
about even, but in the second half it
seemed impossible for the guards of
the Cactus boys to stop the basket
shooting Of the two army forwards,
Martin and Duff Downing, who plays
guard for the army team, also has
six points to his credit
Hall and Taylor, for the Cactus, did
most of the scoring for their team,
scoring 10 and II points respectively;
Ross, Of the same team, getting two,
and Snyder scoring one on a foul
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-25
MAYOR HOST AT
BARBECUE SUPPER
His Friends Organize the Barbecue
Club and VIII Meet Once a Month
to Eat and Get Acquainted.


Club and VIII Meet Once Month
to Eat and Get Acquainted.
Several hundred of the leading bust
ness men and politicians of Ell PasO
gathered Saturday night at Washing
ton Park, the guests of mayor c. D..
Kelly, at a barbecue supper.
It was decided to make the affair
monthly event and all present enrolled
as regular members and organized the
FL PasO Barbecue club. Each man will
contribute $3.50 and will pay no more
assessments until this amount is used
up The feeds will consist in future
as they did Saturday night, of barbe-
cued beef, beef stew, pickles, bread,
cOTtees beer and cigars.
The mayor as host Saturday night
saw that all his guests had plenty to
eat, drink and smoke, and it was
most enjoyable meeting, the mayor de-
claring that he had called his friends
together so that they could all get bet
ter acquainted. He said he thought it
would be a good idea for the business
men to meet once every month for this
purpose, and the guests thought so,
too, and organized
R. H. Burgess called the meeting to
order and Park Pitman, after talking
about primevaI ancestral monkeys
throwing cocoanuts at each other,
nominated judge 7. A. FalTey for
president. Mr.. Burgess called for an
aye and nay vote. There was a loud
chorus of ayes Then the representa-
tive elect said. All those opposed. If
there are any such suckers, say nay"
There were no nays and the judge was
elected
J. A Happier was elected treasurer,
and Ballard COlweu was elected sec
rotary
Tom Powers cooked the stew and
helped to serve the refreshments.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-25

ing this week with Miss Taylor at the
Narbrough home
Mr.. Fowler has been engaged by
the Western Union at this place, TO
take the place of Mr.. Byuum on the
third trick at the depot. working from
ing.
A large car of crushed rock is being
unioaded here, and hauled out to the
new place of DR.. Turner adjoining the
Turner is having large pumping
plant installed, and some buildlng
done.
John Johns and family are prepar-
ing TO move onto the Evans ranch on
the Mesa east of Clint.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-25
More Truth Than Poetry
1T was a cough
That carried him off;
1t was a coffin
They carried him Off in


The action of the Board of Health,
urging citizens to take precautions
against the prevailing coughs and
colds, brings to mind the old jingle.
Probably most of the deaths in this
country to-day are the result of dis
eases which had their origin in ne
elected coughs
There is no better prescription for
giving immediate relief to. acute
coughs and speedily breaking up the
most severe colds than that of a IA
nous throat specialist who always
advises his patients to shake together
two ounces of gIycerine, eight ounces
Of whiskey and half an ounce of
Virgin Oil of Pine. and to take 2 tea
spoonful of this simple remedy every
four hours
Any druggist can supply you with
genuine Virgin Oil of Pine. which
comes only in sealed half-Ounce walls
in wooden cartons bearing the label of
The Leach Chemical CO., Cincinnati.
.--- (AdV)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-25
BOY IS SHOT AT TExICO;
TRIED To STOP A FIGHT.

Clovis. n NJ, Nov. 25.-A serious
shooting affray occurred at Texico in
which John Foster, aged q. was shot
it is alleged, by Ray Moss, of the same
age. 1t is claimed that the two young
er brothers of the two boys were fight
ing when young Foster interfered to
stop the fight after being warned by
Moss not to do So Moss. it is said,
drew a revolver and shot five times
one bullet taking effect and passing
entirely through the body. He is in a
serious condition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-25
FLOATING RIB Is BEING GROWN
10 CELLD.s EACE EOR NneI

Fort Wayne, Ind, Nov. 25.-Kathryne
Godfrey, 3 years old, is growing a new
nose and the materials are the left
floating rib from her body and flesh
taken from the right forearm.
The floating rib was removed from
the chest and buried in the forearm.
where it was allowed to remain until
flesh grew about it. The forearm was
then bandaged tightly TO the child's
face where it will remain until the flesh
and bone unite with the forehead.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-25

The scenes of The Girl from L. S.
A" at the FL PasO theater Thanksgiv-
ing day matinee and night, are laid in
Paris, Turkey and China, then drift
back to America. During all these
changes of time the interest does not
fag for a moment as there is not a dull
one in all the piece.
The cast is large and well chosen and
is headed by Miss OuiLG Marion, as
dainty and clever a little acu SIS as has
ever been seen in this city.-adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-25
Ar THE PRTNCEss.

Iouay ana tomorrow, Night RIDERS
of ReelfOOt Lake, Tenn, and the To-
baccO district of Kentucky, showing
realistic scenes and incidents of the
laWleSS bands of Tennessee and Ken
lucky viii be shown at the Princess. 1t
is a thrilling story taken from the dis
NAL sWamps of ReelfOOt Lake and the
famous Black Patch Districts of Ken
tucl1y-sensation and interesting.
Don't miss it.-adV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-25

left out Of the paper-not that he fears
his wife win see 1t, for she was with
him when it happened and had the sat
isfaction afterwards of saying ct told
you So" because she had warned him
against getting too near the ditch bank
she had said it was soft and would
crumbIe-and it was and did.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
AT THE CRAMFnRn.

Tonight, Tuesday and wednesday
nights with Wednesday matinee, Albert
ern comedy called "Texas" The name
OF this piece recommends itself.
The latter part of the week with a
big matinee Thanksgiving day. Mr..
Taylor will present a military drama
called In the Hands of the Enemy
adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-25

and L have four beauties and really
tailored for another felloW-so you get
a bargain. Sizes IS, Sc, 81, 50 breast.
A real fit guaranteed. Call at once
and see Pearson. ITO Texas street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-25
HIPPODROME SKATING JtTNK.

Remember the HippOdrOme skating
rink only sOlicits the patronage of the
best people. A telephone has been in
stalled for the accommodation of the
ladies'
A 25c matinee is given each afternoon
from 2.3O to 5.-adY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-25

ct was suffering with liver COM
plant" SAYS Iva smith of Point Blank.
Texas. and decided to try a CSC box of
can recommend them to every one
For sale BY an dealers.-AdE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-25

A prominent New York physician
says, 'If it were not for the thin stock
ings and thin sOled shoes worn by
women the doctors would probably be
bankrupt" When you contract a cold
do not wait for it to develop into pneu-
monia but treat it at once. Chamber
laln.s Cough Remedy is intended espe-
cially for coughs Fand colds, and has
won a wide repUta ton by it's cures Of
Is pleasant and safe to take. For sale
by all dealers.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-25

Need lumber, fencing. roofing paper,
oSts? Phone Lander, 2S2.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03

grmel mad pomocniki staresina;
posebno Sc, ker Sc je bilo bait, da
bodo slabi zgled tiskarskih DO
mocnikov pOsnemali tudi delavci
druglh strok. &c hi Sc take ustaje
III upori mnozili. bi Sc to vrSilo lie
V skodo sploSnosti. Dasi je stare.
slna primal opravicenost pritozb
tlskarsklh pOmoGnikov vsaj de
Iona, Je vendar ravnal neusmilie-
no strogo 4 mimi. PrepOvedal .ie
sestanke vec nego pet oseb. Pre-
povedal Je sc zdruzevati iii Jim
zapretil $ hudimi kaznimi i'm IL
gonom. Prepovedal Jim je nositi
orozJe in nasilnosti napram va.
Jencem i'll stavkokazom. Ge je re
blla stavka ali ne. Velel jim je.
Ola u|skarnarji MISC dolzni odpira-
II tlskarne, kadar TO zele pomoG-
mkt; pravtako tudi MISC smell
wee resno braniti gospodarjem.
ola so najemali vajencev kolikor
so hoteli.
Tako Sc je zdelo tiskarjem. da
so kljub cudovito vztrajni STAY
XII Sc priSli V slabSe razmere. Go
spodarji bi Jim moral dajati res
bolJso hrano; ma pravoreku sta
reSine Sc nj dalo %niGesar spremin-
Jati; toda ali je priSel Ia veliki
gospod kdaj pokuSat Julio? ST.
gurno je bio lie to. da so mojstri
lahko ravnali tako zdaj kakor
preJ, docim pOmocniki MISC imeli
niti pravice wee. da hi Sc smell
zdruzevati. Nendar so ST. vedno
poskuSali imajoc neizrecno slabo
stanJe svoje izprositi. da hi kral.j
razmere uredil praviGno. Zagotav
jail so ga,da so SAM pravi umet-
niki i'll ne pa zalozniki knjig in
razpetevalci Xxi po yes dan cepe V
Svojih trgovinah. Sc razgovarjajo
IN lenarilo, docim Sc pomocniki
mutijo oh omari in preSi.
\ikakor torej nj XVI. stoletie
razumelo nadlog tiskarskih po-
motnikov: "a let kasneje, Sc leta
1873 je prcpovedal tedanji kralj
vsako zdruzevanje. Xxi hi L MIN
skuSali ustaviti delo. Gospodarji
pa so Sc smell zd~ruzevati. bill so
namrec bogati in ugledni l.judje.
Organizacija je bila pref javna,
a sedaj je nastala mesto ME tai
ma. Tako je bilo tudi pri vseh
drugih obrtih. Pridobila 81 .je
misel sloznosti veljavo med de-
lavstvom, sloinost, XII edna kre-
pi, in nj Sc te misli dalo wee od-
praviti il delavskih glav.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03
GRoZoTE voJNE.

Berlinski ''Lokalanzeiger" pri.
naSa IL Skoplja daljsi opis pozo.
riSca bitke pri Kumanovu. Xxi
dale nazOrno sliko grozot tie bit
Ike. Najprej opisuje porocevalec,
kako Sc je blizal bojisGu in kako
oznajajo cd granat in topovih
krogel razdejane hise, il katerih
Sc Sc vedno vail dim, blizino boz
jisca. Potem nadaljuje: "Bliza-
no Sc najsevernejsi tocki obSirne
ga terena, ma katerem Sc je Two
jevala bitka pri Kumanovu in re
smo tudi sredi bike same in pre-
tresa mas razburienje, stran in
groza. NavduSen hura doni IL ro-
potajocega vlaka. Tx OBJ thru,
prot severu in severovzhodu obr-
njeni stole z~apusceni turski topo-
vi. ZasvetilO Sc V soncu in med
mimi stole vozovi, oblozeni Z mu-
niciJo, Sotori in vrecami. Ali ia
koJ pc navdusenem klicu sc neho-
toma odmaknemo cd Odprtega o.
kna. Grozen smrad puhne cd
delke in drugo OBJ drugi vidimo
kupoma konjsko mrhovino. Kohl
kor dalec seze oko, prav do gri-
Gev, sauna konjska trupla, med
mimi cope vrane in iavkajo V
temnem zadovoljstvu. Tuintam
bega hrom konj med mrtvimi to-
varisi. kakOr bi 81 hotel izbrati
prostor "a zadnji poeitek. Kmalu
dospemo V Kumanovo in uzremo
slike. XII zdrazijo zivce. Razstrel-
jena poslopja, ozgana podstresja.
nebroj turskih topov, XII Jill Sc
MISC sprawl proc, visoke kupe
turskih sotorov in takoj craven
velike kupe vsakovrstnih cum in
papirja. kar so nasli pri pobitih
Turkih. Nagromadili so Jill tukaj,
da Jill zazgo. Pristopimo h ku-
pom, ~pobiramo patrone, katerih
LEI; ma tisoce tn naokolo in 81 pri-
svajamo pisma V turskem jeziku
pisana. Moi tovaris najde tursko-
nemSko slovnico in week 2 "a
piski. To so nasli pri MAIDEN Off
ciriu. JAZZ sam poberem pisemski
ovitek s turSkim napisom. V o.
vitkn je pismo in fotografija
maihnega de6ka ter rjav koder
las. Brezmejno gorie me prcvza-
me. oGi Sc mi hocejo zasolziti in
rad odstopim ia vojni spomin an
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03

gleSkemu tovarisu, Xxi ma moGne.j-
Sc zivce Cd meme.
kolikor je mogoGe, tako dalec
prodiramo V bojisce in razklada-
20 nam pozicije Srbov i'll Turkov.
Turk so incl vse holme zasede-
ne. Njihov polozaj je bill mnogo
boljSi kakor polozaj Srbov. Tudi
Stevilno so bill zelo mocni in ven
dar so doziveli poraz. PSihologic-
nj vzroki so moral biti odloGilni,
Xxi 81 Jill pa danes Sc ne moreno
popolnOma %razlagati. Vrnemo sc
proti kolodvoru in vidimo Sc, ka-
ko odvazajo priblizno sto zabo-
jew z granati. V resnici, Srbi so
dobili bogat plen. Wax odpelje.
Razgled nj wee tako zanimiv. ker
sc je IA Kumanovim priGel divji
beg Turkov in nj nobenih vojnih
sledov wee. Pred mani Sc vzdi-
gujejo Wiki minareti in moSeje.
Iremo morje his, skozi katerC
sc vile srebrno Sc le~sketajoGa,
Okla reka i'll dospeli smo V me
sto, Xxi je bio do nedelje Sc tur-
Ski Ueskub, XII pa .je danes srbska
Skoplje.
Pc bitki V Kumanovu ie pribe-
zalo V Skoplje mnogo turskih
Get, kjer so pometali orozje cd
sebe. V Skoplju je ostalo mai
mani 10 tisoG Turkov. V mestu
so naSli Srbi mnogo provianta
obleke. municiie in 5000 novih
puSk. V BelOrad so odposlali ze
2O00 uj%etnikov, kratkem Jill cd
ide Sc 1000. VSi bodo internirani
V b~elgra.iski trdn.iavi.