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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19

Where DO you Get yoar crcctric bulbs
Why not get The best when you huys Same
price. Ask for Edison Mazda.-W. III.
Putc-nut C0.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19

Negro is Fined-John Wesley, colored.
WAS fined - and costs IN the corporation
court ihi~ morning. having ncen convicted
IA assembling and knocking lnyy Jones.
another negro. Both are railroad cm-
ploye~. The difficulty occurred IN ,l,
yards two days ago. Wesley paid bis fine
and was released.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19
Kseps Your Liver HesIthiIy Active.

\ man IN Kentucky inst told a friend
that Foley Cathnriir Tablets were thr
most wonderful medi .iae that had ever
entered hi- system. Said NV would not he
without them. Neither would YOU. If you
had ever tried them. 4 ~thnrouhly cleans
Ing cathartic for chronic constipation WI
an occasional purge. Martinez Drag
Store. north corner Market Square.-adr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19

Typcwriters cleaned ara repaired-Ri,
Grandc Cycle Co.-adv. 10.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19

Safety, satisfaction. comfort, convent
encc-all yours II you own a Hughes el~"-
tric ranre.-W. II pntesnat Cc.~-odv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19

White wing shooting good port. Any
thing yoa want il shotgun shells at ". IT.
Puteenat Co.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19

Cheapest and best bicycle shop IN town
Rio Grandc Cycle Co.-adv. III.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19

What H. better than \ promising Young
man. IN paying
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-20
PLEADS UNWR|TTEN
LAW; LIGHT SENTENCE
Mary Baldwin, Negro Girl, Who
Killed Chas. Griffin, Must
Serve 2 Years in Pen

After being out for more than II
hours. a jury in the district court,
this morning returned a verdict Of
guilty of manslaughter in the first de-
gree in the case of Mary Baldwin, the
young negro school girl, who last
August shot and killed he- lover,
Chas Griffin
The Baldwin girl swore on the stand
that Griffin had taken advantage o.
her under promise of marriage That
he had promised to marry her in
July. but had put it off from time to
time On the night of the shooting
the girl met Griffin on the Santa Fe
tracks south of the Union Depot in
company with another girl. She beg
ged him to go home with her. so
she testified, but Griffin refused and
when she persisted he cursed her
and started towards her threatening
to get her" She said she warned
him to keep back and when he re
fused to do so, fearing that he VIZ
going to strike her. she fired. The
girl gave herself up and confessed
that she killed him, but pleaded
defense and the unwritten law
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-20

Despite denials of British Officials
and the silence of the British wal
office, it is now known that the
superdreadnought Audacious, one Of
the big battleships of the British
navy. was blown up by a mine or a
torpedo off the north coast of Ire
land, Oct q. Her crew was rescued
by the White Star liner Olympic
which carried a larse number of pas
sengers. They were kept from going
ashore for five days and before they
were permitted to land they had to
promise they would not say a word
about the disaster.
The map shows the location OF
mines in the North Sea and points
where British war vessels have been
struck by them or torpedoed by sub
marines Of the German navy. A
roughly indicates the British mine
area and B the German mine area.
The British cruisers Hawke (D and
Pathfinder (2) were sunk off the
Scottish coast in the North Sea. The
Hogue (3), Cressy (3), and Aboukir
(3). were sunk by a German sub
marine off the Dutch coast. The
Amphion (4) was sunk off the Eng
lish coast and the Hermes (5) and
the Niger co were sunk in the Eng
lish channel The point where the
British superdreadnought Audacious
is reported to have been sunk is in
dicated by 7.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-20
VILLA IS
CLOSING IN
ON CAPITAL
AS REBELS APPROACH CAR
RANZA'S SOLDIERS EVAC-
JATE MEXICO CITY
lBy Associated Press.l

Washington, D. c.. Nov. Coon
sui Silliman in a report to the state
department today said that General
Carranza's forces have evacuated
Mexico City. He did not indicate IN
which direction the departing troops
went but said the city was in a state
of great unrest. Villa, with a large
force of men is steadily marching on
the capital city. He is now but a
few miles away.
Later Silliman reported that the
troops were entraining for Orizaba
and were moving offices OF the gov
ernment with them. Sillimsn added
that railroad communication north
ward and between the capital and
Vera Cruz was interrupted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-20

remains in the region where the
floods have been the worst. and some
dispatches say that in certain places
they have been fighting from small
boats.
Having for the time being thrown
back the Russian advance toward the
German frontier OF Posen, General
Won Hindenburg is the hero OF the
hour in Berlin. There is much criti-
cism in Berlin Of the German retreat
from Warsaw. but If the present
marked reversal of form proves per-
manent. the German center doubtless
viii retrieve its reputation just as the
allies retrieved themselves almost at
the gates OF Paris.
The German wedge from Posen
would appear to have driven the
Russian center more than fifty miles
back from the frontier. so that the
line is about midway between Ger
man territory and Warsaw. Else
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-20

BOARD IS
SELECTED
GOVERNOR ELECT WILL
IAMS NAMES APPOINTEES;
DRAFT OF MESSAGE
Special 10 Daily Leader.

Oklahoma Citq, Nov. 2O-The new
atate board Of affairs under Gov. vii
liams will be composed OF J. II.
Aydelotte. Of Oklahoma City. chair
man; II. Morley, OF Hartshorne and
J. Wilcox, OF Durant Wilcox will be
the Republican member. The pres
ent board is preparing to quit Loa
Frame will return to Ardmore; How
ard becomes state auditor. while Nor
ris will leave the middle Of Decem-
Der for los Angeles to reside. II is
said that Clerks Brown and Keyes
will be retained by the new board
It is likely that Chairman Samuels
will succeed John r. Williams as
secretary Of the school land depart.
ment. There will be a shake-uo nj
all divisions OF the school land de-
partment Ray Weems. it is said is
the only man certain to hold on.
GovernOr-elect Williams has fin
ished the rough draft Of his message /
to the legislature. He will recon- !
8 ent the cutting oa' OF many COM
missions and boards
Bob Disk. It Is said. viii not retail
his r,raoo a. u-arfan AZ NTrA1pefor
Williams will ask that the prison
board Of control be abolished and its |
powers vested in the warden and 4
state board OF affairs He viii also 4
that the state board OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-20
SAVED
BY Use OF
STEEL CARS
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
RAILWAY COMMISSIONS
MAKE REPORT

Washington, Nov. 20.-The con-
struction of wooden passenger cars
for the railways of the United States
practically has ceased, according 20
the report of the committee on rails
and equipment, of which c. G. Nc
Chord of the interstate commerce
commission is chairman. made to the
annual convention Of the national as
ISOLATION of railway commissioners
today.
The committee finds that sixty-six
per cent of the 65.291 derailments in
the ten years from 1904 to 1913. in
elusive, were due to defective road
way and equipment These derail
ments were the cause OF 3.727 deaths
Not only defects in steel but heavy
wheel loads and high speed are blaT-
ed for some of the breaking OF rails
or failure of rails in other respects.
There can be no doubt" the COM
mittee reports. that steel cars are
better and safer than those Of wood
en- construction. A statement from
the Pullman company shows that in
four years seventy-three persons we're
killed in wooden Pullman cars while
only six were killed in all-steel cars.
There has been a noticeable In
crease from year to year in the loads
10 which rails and equipment have
been subjected and the increase IS
still going on says the report In
no other situation involving danger
TO life is material used with so slen-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-20
RUSSIANS FORCED
BACK TO WARSAW.

London, Nov. 20-The unexpected
blow delivered on the Russian center
by General Won Hindenburg. with the
Germany army which had retreated
from before Warsaw, was the pre-
dominant feature of the news reach
ing London Thursday from the east
ern arena of war.
No change of importance has been
recorded for some days in the west
ern arena where Flanders is still the
scene Of heavy fighting. In spite OF
adverse weather conditions and flood
ed trenches, the Germans appear to
be holding their positions. from
which. at intervals. they launch the
attacks for which the territory from
the Belgian coast to Arras has be-
come famous.
The allied warships are still off the
coast hurting shells inland when on
portunity offers. The Belgian army
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-20
JENNIE MILLER, VICTIM OF
UNKNOWN ASSASSIN, DEAD
CBy Associated Press. }

Aurora. ILL.,, Nov. 2O.-Miss Jennie
Miller who was struck down with an
iron wrench by an unknown assassin
and left unconscious in the yard OF
the Methodist church. here Wednes-
day night. died today. She had not
spoken since the attack.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-20
French Repulsed Southeast of Ver-
dun; Russians Retreating Before
German Onslaught; Prince
Won Bulow Appointed
Ambassador to Ital y

London Nov 2oThe House of Commons today formally pass
supplementary army estimate which provides Tor an
additional army million $25ooooooo war fund was
also ratified.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-20
EUnUPEAN COUNTRIES WANT
LOGAN COUNTY BREADsTUFF
Farmers are No Longer Holding
Out, and Grain Supply Is Now
Ample For The Mills

Foodstuffs for both man and beast
are in great demand said Manager
Gresham of the Guthrie FIGURING mills
today. 1Our mills have been grind
ing day and night for 60 days and
am still short on contract deliveries
J OF flour feed and breakfast foods"
he added. THE greater share of the
products of our mills goes to Glasco
Scotland
REPORTS from over the state and
from the mills of the west indicate
unusual prosperity, due largely to ex-
port flour The mills are finding the
demand for export more than suf-
ficient to offset the loss of business
in the southern states, east of the
Mississippi river, due TO the cotton
situation. The extreme south is very
hard hit The merchants there are
buying but little flour, as the con-
sumers are not using it--they have
gone back to corn pone"
All Logan county mills are run
ming night and day in an effort to
fill foreign contracts. The Guthrie
mills have shipped several trainloads
of flour alone during the past sixty
days, and still have several thousand
barrels under contract TO deliver be-
fore January 1st
The flour is shipped by way of
Galveston and New Orleans. Mobile
Is now bidding strongly for the ex-
port business with line of tramp
steamers. However, tramp steamers
are not desirable means OF transpor-
tation, especially in war times. al
though the freight rates are much
less than ON other vessels A por-
ion of the difference in the freight
rate is made up by lower insur-
lnce rate on the better class of YES
'els, and it is understood that the
Mobile vessels have been unsBccess-
ul in bidding against regular lines
or the European business.
The Guthrie mills are not sending
my flour to the Holland govern
nent. Holland is maintaining such
trict neutrality that flour is not
'ermitted to be shipped into that
ountry unless It is consigned to
he government. The red tape cou-
ected with shipments there is enor-
nous, and as long as the mills can
ind a market elsewhere they are pas-
ing up Holland.
Much of the Guthrie flour goes to
,orway. The red tape is less on
orway shipments. though Norway
a neutral nation The govern
lent there requires the shipper to
lake oath that the flour is not in
,nded for Germany. and this the
lipper can do according to the
est Of his knowledge and belief -
he recipient in Norway is also re-
iired to make an affidavit to the
.me effect. and the government
N look after his intentions to the
tisfaction OF Britannia which has
/ of the neutral nations bluffed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-20
REPORT ON GERMAN MASSACRE.

London, Nov 2oThe Belgian inquiry into the
alleged violation of laws and OF has issued its
report covering what described the Massacre of Ianne Sack
Dinant and "Ouages in the Province of Belgian Luxembug
The report than hundred and fifty
shot Germans the village of Tamnes also declares that
group hundred and fifty collected in front of village
church with German machine guns when the rifle fire
method of destruction became too slow.
Paris Nov 2o-A frontier agency dispatch from Rome
that Prince Bernard Below excanceor of the German empire
has been appointed ambassador Italy Won Beuow has gab
fuence through marriage Italian society The appointment
oprrzed as important this crisis.
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CcOntinued on Page Six,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-20
sERFDoM, MExIco's TROUBLE,
SAYS JOHN LIND.

Chicago. ILL.,. Nov. 20.-John Lind
personal representative of President
Wilson in Mexico during the Huerta
administration, declared here last
night in an address to the Industrial
club that the land question was the
cause Of the revolutions in Mexico and
that fighting there would never cease
until the workers were able to own
their own farms.
Mr.. Lind pleaded for kindly feel
ings toward Mexico asserting that
Mexican distrust Of the United States
was vanishing and that thereafter the
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CcOntinued on Page Eighty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-20

New Orleans. Ia. Nov. 20. - To-
night fair and warmer: Saturday fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-20
RUSSIAN OFFICERS AID SERBS

Berlin. Nov 2O.-The Cologne Ga
actte publishes a dispatch from Sofia.
Bulgaria. saying that several thou
sand Russian officers and soldiers
have appeared in Servia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-20

GERMANS REOCCUPY LOST VANTAGE GROUND.
Paris Nov 2o-The official communication of the French war
bureau reads:
THE day November marked by the almost total abb
of infantry attacks of the At the same time
their fire much less violent than the afternoon OF
November I8.
ITO the weather has been very bad and has a
e All the region of the User canal to the east Dxmude is IN
vaded by waters There very fairly intense artillery fire to
the south of Ypres.
n the Agoe region the vigorous attacks on the part OF the
enemv infantry repued On right the Ger
mans have reocuped the destroyed section of the Chauvon Court
MHsAA%ss
FRENCH REPULSED NEAR NERDUN.
Berlin 2o-Ofcial from the German Office
issued today says:
In West Flanders and the north of France there has been ap
precabe change in the situation
"A French attack Combra southeast of Verdun repused
"In East Prussia Of the plain of the Mazuan lakes the
Russians captured unoccupd fort containing several obsolete
The through Lno and Neawam continues
No decision reached the fighting around Lodz and Cen
sOchoWa"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15

gen beItager ban / Spbpsgeliesar.
beioet / M%eni9beoerne.
s Smmanuels Weniebeo /
MiIipaufee bapoe man en- aften /
Warts en- Iioen feitIis SiIitelning
for lin Ereit, Eaitor Sagen. DE
beits Ereiten bar hos Ell Nabo, lam.
leoes man / Breiteboliger, nten ga
Der bleo forlioet Hrm, gif man til
&apellet % ienbte iaa @ub eitcr
Ereiten, iom intet pibite ON Silitel.
ningen poa Sprbaanb. Gaitor $.
9. ailoobI al ben Sorenebe airfe
bar tiliteoe og bolot en- Gale og paa
&c foriamleOes 8egre o%perrafte ga.
itor Sagen en- Sfripcpult al ggc.
trp. 0cnne toffeoe for @apen og
Telpillen. Saa tilbragte man en-
StnnO iantnlen meo Gang, SaIer og
SepGrtning % babe iaaIeoes en-
p~enifa6eli9 glftenihtnb iammen.
Srifirfen.
Ea'tor -. Saabelm bar ttls
traaot lit 8alo / gperett, @aib.
San bolot lin SiItrGoeIIespr9oifen
Den 260e april.
Fait. Carl granblie, Graif,
SaIf., Canada, er oeiaa blanbt Nor.
geSreiienbe Treiter iaar. San lag.
DC Icicn ober minneapolis lioite
llge.
= StuSent Cars SompIano bar
mobtoget aaIo iom Trifirfens fsrite
ltoicnOine iii aina, og a9ter ON
0nb bill, at reiie til Wisiionsmarfert
/ Sllltningen al Sui. Sra SfoleuS
Nt'Iutlling ogtcr ban for % efter
garsmsoet at beIsge Weiligbeoerne
% tale Wisiionelns Sag.
ltnoeroisningen | Sen teolo-
gi'fe gfbeling beo augSburg Semi.
mar afillrttebes iioite Srebag. Gen
ifriftlige Gramen begpnoer n9ite
2srboa. $ Goaegeafoelingen % Sc
forbereoenoe afoeIinger afiluttes
llnocrpisniugen Sen 2Obe Mai.
@ramen begpnoer BEN 23oe Moi.
Commencement afboloeS Snsoag @f-
ten oen 27be Woi, % Sorsooa
Worgen Sen 2Soe bill Sc Scologer
'om bar obiolperet Gramen mootage
Siplomer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15

Sppe paa auiitcr / Sen itore Sp'
pertSgdarben boeoc Sen gan1Ie Some
Stine BARREN, eIIer NSor 2arietL ION
bun / Archaeological bIep folot al
SoIf Ser / Strseet, bpor bun bop0e
orret Ell al &c melt fienote SfiffeI-
Ter / mango Iar. SUM par ct Tibet
Wenneife oaa omfring De iptti; men
raif og Iiplig, % man iflIoc neppe
tro benbe al bare laa gamn1eI naor
nla iaa bpor lei bun fIareoe oen
Iange oa brattc Srappe, Tom isrtc op
I'll ben lille 9efpemmeIiebeo, Ser be.
itoo al Ct aa1mmer oa 8ietfcn. Ser
Iepeoe bun en- title SiIpprcIie for fig
ieIp, og lneo uGiten b%arnsIig @IG6e
lpsIebe hun omfring meo fit lille
Susitel. @iItnof hapbc Inn bet inlaat
% taroeligt, men blu foritoo til
8iengipIb, meo lin Sroen og RenS.
Iigbeh, at ifabe BET iaa net % foie.
ligt iom fattige Smitpubigheocr
funbe tilIabe. Sin bar goot lift,
Ysor Sariett. Sen0es ieone, gooe S,t-
mgr, bet bIibe SmiI % DC perlige
Orb I'll ale, itore ion imoo, honoe
giort beroe aihoIot, og iGr6eOeS bun
pau 8abeit, ioa bar Oct lom afgiort,
at bum bIeo meot meo ct oenIigt
"@oboug, Nfor 2~orien!" al benz iom
fienbte fenhe. Sipr pur bun 9srric-
mes gtnolinq, og bette bite ia oqIaa
/ ben GilIigbeb bbormeo DC oItib bar
Reoc iii at poc benoc Ell Sieneltc;
men ioa punfet Ser ogian al % til en-
Iioen SfilIing tiIbnge.
Dnr 2urien bar gnfe. SertbeS for.
IGngIt af0soe Wtanb, Sfomager 9ar.
fen. haboe I fine 9ere0age p9ret
fienot Iom en- ogtpGroig Snmhtnbs.
berger, Der oeo i'm SLID og 3pgtig-
beo iom Saonbpprfer bar iltnno I'll
at ~forierge fin SonliIic, Some og TO
9ern, noa en- gonife onitrnbig Mtoa.
De. Mten ga Ell inigenOe Spabom
Iibt efter Iiot fit operbaauo, tnbtil
han bIep hoe al Stanb til at arbeioe,
off oet burtig tilbage, og ga ban iaa
hebc, eiter IG1lgere SibS SpqeIeie,
par 8nttigoom Ben eneitc grp ior
bIep tiIbuqe for Ben Iergenoe gnfc %
benoeS @srn. Som iaa mangc al.
Gre unoer lignenoe Sntitpnoiqbeoer,
fog Wor Sarier iat for meo egne
SGr6er of fortiene til set nebpenoige
for Tia % fine, % utoer Slio %
SIrb off Eioen, inotiI @ernene bIcp
Ioa itore, Of De bIep beu6e iii noqen
gfptte % SipIp. Nu bIeo set oqioa
Ell Smule bcore, men fun for en- fort
Sio, tbi ina forIob Be benoe beqae
70. Caterer &eI9n, iom par GI0it,
gif ben / grn1ooeu og qiftet fla meo
en- ~fororiffen 9rpgQeorbeiber, %
Seunen Irtor tog pna Sisen. Qette
iihite bIep oprit for DIOR 9arien hi
Sutton hau6e prrct ben6eS behite
Stettc % iii ham bopoe bun oItiO
TAT inc iterite SorboobninQer. 8 Ben
ferite Sib mobtog bum ct Nor @repe
ira ham. Saa ben9if belle lem Ior,
for bun herte noget mere; men ioa
fif bun &reu igicu, % 6u nur ban /
gmerifa. Siocu ifrcu ban oite hiem,
90 / Den icnerc Sib boo0c ban og'aa
ienot Ten9e re9cImTSiiqt bpcr Moa.
ne6, o. oet ror bette iom mi bnr Ntor
2orien8 Stette 90 l~lnoerboIo, ina
bun flnt0e iIippe at Iiqqe 6attigpp.
Tenet eIIer andre til @proe. Ser fano.
tes reppe nogct iom furbc gIpoe Sen
gomle Gore mere, ems noar Fnin fit
@reo ira Sernen. Zen 9ug set
Hpnote, bier for ber6e en- SeitioSSog
ps oa bor bun cnomt mere bio %
pratiom ems ipopanIig.
Oct er Ell 0og no poa Soften. Mor
2orien ifoI ct gGriuoc rco paa ga.
Ben % er aIIereoe pod @ei ne0 as
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15
WinSegabe til WalSris.

Rinoegdpeingen til @nIori5 fomnter
antaeeIigbis OF ieien i'll SebnnbIing
paa &aIori5e Sambanbet5 screenings
msoe Den 16pe Rai og berfor bill jeg
fua 2op til at TONNE nteo npgen ges
mert1iuacr. Com en- Organization ar
Galbriier her / amerifa er Oct bel Me
ninoen meb Minoegapen til @albris at
ben ifnl blipc gipet 8albris og fon,me
belle galoriS tiIsoDe % life bare til en
gpgb, euer til en- minbre Gel al BAL
iris. 9erfor ifaI BET blioe en- @ape.
iom life er minbre end |alort'erne Der
| amerifn uben Sfamfslelie 9oot tan
lenbe biem. iaa utaa ale ots'e ION
brGnOer at 26ngIeI for en- Winoe8ahe
til @aloris enes ON EN- Sortn az go
be, Tom fan ninoe o~lminSeli9 SilIlnts
ming iblanbt Gnlbriierne bcr, os ION
fan blipe til bet itsrit miliee Sam for
belle @aIoris.
SSbiS ma berfor bill faa - ON ntlis
list - ale @aloriier nteb / benne Sag,
iaa fon ingen opuan no9et gauntlet
Heiultat for glbrisbaIen. peo at asis
iere for Ell @ape iorn piloe fonme Bare
en- Sp9b i @albris tiIsobe. @i mo
Inmles ON Ell Sprm al @abe Tom ale
biz fiflbe at bore bprb at hbe % itette.
@i alminoelise Solt hrlber belcr life
benne "StormaubsgaIifnb", at hi be-
nibner Dor SoteIie for bore Seore3
9an1le 5iem peb at "lGese Eret til"
co Ibtte til Haab og felge bisIe "Nnab"
ser fommer fra en- "Storbonne". Or,
eIer benue og bin @m6ebsmnub fra Sc
bpierc Samfunb8flasier biemlme, Der
lsaer IT ene Srnt paa 8anens Inoens
Belle til Sltbel for minbre Srrn9enbe
og inbifrpntet til en- Sal eller en- Sci
af en- gpeo / Galoris.
Geb at hi9Ipe ltn9bommen Iielper
pi belle Selgten; tbi llngoontmen er
"SremtiSens 6oob % 2anbets Tremtib"
- enbog Trciterne er enig ON benne
"Sats". 90 beriom @auens Sorm blir
iIig at ben fontmer belle @aIbris' ling
bonn - ltngbom me6 en- gob aarafter
til9obe, bn hi u9iaa @dlbriIcrne
her / Imerita Jamie Jig ON benne
8abe belt % holbent.
@il beoe ale @albriIer of IGIe iaien
fer Sc refer pna Stcbnet BEN 16be
Wtai, Sthffet, "ginbegabe til GnIoris"
Iom itaar at lGie / So. GA (GnauIt
1919 al "Sambanb".
81. q. grenben.