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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-04
Russian
fanSportS
SIT ID MINES WITH
yl TO BLOCKADE
TURKISH
'iss NV n WATERS
|iri Sced to Sink Two OF
|I11 - Ships to Prevent
Falling Into
= of the Enemy
III kssociated Press.)

berlin WIRELESS, Nov. 4-Official
|ormatiOn declares today that
ieteon Russian transports con-
|nins mines destined for blockad-
( Turkisk waters, were sunk by
B Turlto. 1t asserts that the first
|rkinh frontier encounter resulted
suceeaufuil1 for the Russians.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-04
GOV. cox COMEDIES
HIS DEFEAT
(By Associated Press. }

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 4.-Gover-
nor Cox, Democrat, today conceded
the election of Frank b. Willis, Re-
publican, in Ohio elections
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-04
JOHNSON REELECTED
GOV. OF CALIFORNIA
(By Associated Press)

San Francisco. Nov. 4.-Early
'ctuins today indicated the re-elec-
ION of Governor Hiram Johnson,
Progressive.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-04
TENN. DEMOCRATIC
tBy Associated PressD

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4.-ITen-
nessee fell into the Democratic ranks
when Thos. c. Rye was elected gov
ernor over the Republican incum-
bent, Gov. Ben. w. Hooper.
IN VARIOUS STATES
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-04
MICHIGAN GOES
DEMOCRATIC

(By Associated Press.)
Detroit, Nov. Governor
Ferris, Democrat, was reelected
governor of Michigan.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-04
NATINOAL BANKS
CALLED ON FOR
STATEMENT
by Associated Press. }

tby Associated Press.)
Washington, Nov. 4.-The comp
troller of the currency today issued
call on the condition of banks at
the close of business Oct. 81.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-04
ga ILLS. VOTE GIVES
REPUBLICAN 10000
(By Associated Precsl }

Chicago, Nov. 4 4.-TwO-thirds of
Illinois gives Sullivan, Democrat,
$4,000; Sherman, Republican,
10000 for the Senate.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-04
I. AMBASSADOR
10 FRANCE GETS
HIS PASSPORTS
associated Press.)

D6OCI0COU Z SsI
a. 4.-Rifaat Pasha, the
assador, according to a
led for his passports and
landed him at Bordeaux
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-04
| WARSHIP
MIX RUSSIAN
n BATTLESHIP
3 "A saociated Pras9)

a. Nov. 4.-The VOs-
ing publishes a Sofia dis
= that Turkish warships
Dussian battleship Sinop.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-04
1-3 OF IOWA VOTE
SHOWS REPUBLICANS
(By Associated Press

(By Associated Press.)
Des Moines, Iowa, Nov. 4.-One-
third of Iowa precincts show Cum
minis, Republican, leading Connolly,
Democrat, for the Senate by 10000
to 10000.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-04

There are more than 100000
railroad employees in the United
States.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-04
SEEING
HIPPING OFF
S5EONSTANTINOPLE
IN Associated Press.)

0ndQa Nov. 4.]Turkey, ac-
6lnm 80 Reuter- Constantinople
S0ff Gs begun the seizure OF
lhg off Constantinople.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-04
Associated Press.)

Nov. A dispatch says
n warship has arrived at
Ia, to protect the Chris
tion.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-14

Harold Bell Wright is preaching
the most wonderful sermons
through his books that are today
being delivered to the American
public. By his quaint philosophy
he clearly shows that, what a man
is, is what, counts and not what
the world believes he is. Virtue
is the most beautiful thing in the
world and is worth just as much
under a cotton apron or in the
eyes of a freckled faced milk maid
as in the silks and satins of the
extremely rich or the eyes of
queens. AS an exponent of the
simple life Wright leads the van.
He believes in the right just
because its right. Readers of IT.;
books cannot help being bene-
fitted. -
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-14
Get our prices on Field Seeds
before you buv. -McNabb Gro. Co.
Approaching Marriage.

Judge and Mrs. G. McHender-
son announce the approaching
marriage Of their daughter, Elsie
Joe, to Mr.. Glen Reinhardt Mar
shall, of Morristown. The mar
riage will take place at the home
of the brides parents at Rutledge
November 4. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall will make their home at Nor
sistown. Miss Henderson is the
only child of Judge and Mrs. Hen.
derson, and is one of the most
beautiful and accomplished young
women in East Tennessee.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-14

Hearts and Masks, by Alice Will
son Fox, is an English story writ
ten for intermediate readers.
Audrey Denver, Alison and
Dick Dorincourt are travelling in
the same railway coach on their
way home for the holidays, their
train is blocked by a snow drift,
the children became interested in
each other, and when Lord
Haversham, the father of the
Dorincourt children meets them,
they carry Audrey home with
them.
How Audrey becomes a fire.
quent visitor in the Dorincourt
home, how she saves the young
est of the Dorincourt children,
how it is later discovered that
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-14

law Vi 1911, dlIu CduSo tlCiH "
vote against their own interests.
| We will have Oscar write a letter
and tell who Oscar McMahan is,
tsigned His Pal"; next call our
State Superintendent cf Schools
to the county and have him tell
what a great man Boyer's oppo-
nent is and that you should sup
port him. Then we will have the
quartette, speakers from Knox
vile, Chattanooga, and, if needs
be others from outside the State,
and to follow this we have the
semi-court house ring, the apos-
tate of the postoffice and his
force, and from the Southern de-
pot we can rely upon the big
agent, if no more, to do our bid
ding. We will follow this with
private letters from the governor
of the State to j. N. Click and
other good citizens of the county
to stand as a solid wall to him and
his, regardless Of who they may
want to represent them in the
next legislature. Last, but not
least, we will have many sources
from which to draw for campaign
funds, with which to aid our
cause and, If possible, to buy our
way into office. We have tried
without avail all our plans to de-
feat Boyer except the last, and
which will hereafter be our slo-
gan-Money and More Money.
Now, want to say to my fellow
citizens, that a great part of this
soliloquized dream Of the Times is
true. When they say we can't
trust Boyer to do our bidding,
they are correctly judging me.
When they tell you they will re-
sort to any and all foul means,
even to buying your only privi-
lege (your vote), they mean what
they say. When they tell you !
have not represented the wishes
of a majority of the voters of
Cooke County, and that l will not
do so if elected again, it is for the
purpose of misleading you and to
further the interests of their
''huxterbund" gang.
appreciate the interest my
friends have already taken in my
candidacy for the legislature, and
willappreciate your vote and sup
port in the election of November
the Sd. Yours very truly,
C. F. BOYER.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-14

For Sale-Building on Main
street recently occupied by Bry-
ant Bros. Lot runs to Church
street and has a livery stable on
the Church street lot. Price and
terms will be made right to inter
ested party. This office.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-14
Scared to Go Home.

do l look like a milkman?" asked
a tango dancer Of patron, as he was
leaving his temple of tango about four
o'clock this morning. why, no;
what an idea," was the response.
We'll, I'm glad of it," said the tan
goist. "My wife took shot at milk
man the other morning, and I'm kind
Of skittish about going home at this
hour Best little woman in the world
you know, but hasty, and I'd regret
any mistake in my case"
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-14
Seed! Seed! Seed! for sale
cheap. See us before you buy.
-MeNabb Gro. Co.
Medical Meeting

The Cooke County Medical So
ciety will meet at this place next
Friday, the 18th. Every physician
in the county is urged to be pres
ent. We expect to have a good
time as some good papers are on
the programme and men from
other counties will be present to
make talks. D. F. SEAY,
Secretary.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-14

she is the real Countess of Haver-
sham, and marries Gerard the
oldest son of the Doincourt family
makes a thoroughly enjoyable
story.
It is a book that will be of inter-
est to old and young alike. s
Published by the Mcmillan
Company, New York so cents net
1.-The Eyes of the World" by
Harold Bell Wright, published by
the Book Supply Company,
Chicago, $1.35 net.
All of Wright's books are good,
but this last one is best. The
author takes his reader in the
very first chapter and carries him
through a book of human events.
The characters are real live ones
and live among us every day.
They are called by their real
names and one recognizes them
when or wherever met. A failure
as a preacher, because his con-
gregation persisted in looking at
him through the eyes of the world,
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-14
'Soliloquy of the Times
Can't Trust Boyer--Why?

eighty of the "huxterbund" gang
continued. Boyer is too stubborn
to obey orders; he won't go when
we say 90, nor come when we say
come. He even insisted on stay
ing in Nashville, and did stay,
when our fireless fire marshal's
jobs were at stake. He is against
raising the salaries of our judges
and attorney-generals from 81 ,0OO
to 81 800. He is against raising
the salaries of our railroad COM
missioners from $4,000 to $500.
He is against our school book sys-
tenn that necessitates the buying
of new school books every year,
Notwithstanding the fact that this
is our greatest source Of graft and
campaign revenue. He is against
allowing the governor, comptrol-
Ter, secretary and treasurer to
peddle at will the bonds of our
State, another blow at our cam
pafgn resources. He is against
the election law passed in 1911,
although it DISTINGUISHES 600 of
our citizens. We own the election
machinery, hence our desire to
let it stand. He is against ped
ding out our county schools for
the promise of office. He is
against bartering the county Of
fees two years ahead to get votes
for certain pets. He is not for the
governor being sheriff, trustee,
county court clerk, circuit court
clerk, Judge, encouragement, ap-
pelate and supreme court. He is
not for our "huxterbund" form of
government. He is not for $780,
GOO road bonds, without the peo-
pies vote, and that kills our hopes
for bond money that would per-
petuate our hired forces in Cooke
County. He is not for an increase
in the number of State offices to
be filled by a worthless set OF the
"huxterbund" type to sing the
praises of our administration. He
will not hypocritically and deceit
fully join us on the temperance
question, but has no more sense
than to tell the people that the
law fixing and regulating the sale
of whiskey is as well established
as the law on murder, larceny,
carrying arms or arson, and that
the voice Of the people could re-
peal one the same as the other,
the voice of the people being SUI
preme." He is not willing to sit
idly by when we want these things
but, contrary to our interests,
rises to say that he was a MAN
before we were born, and that he
will represent the peoples inter,
ests regardless of our pleasures
or desires. Why, he would dare
criticise Governor Hooper's actor
! in taking all the money he coulc
raise himself, and all he coulC
soft soap" out of his neighbors
F., and dump it in Alabama, Okla.
homa and Texas, instead Of estab
fishing some legitimate business
in his home county to give his fel
low man employment for the
maintenance Of themselves anC
families.
Now, to get rid Of this obstinate
Boyer we adopted some month.
ago the following plans: First, VIZ
will send the hookworm man int
he county, pay him $3.50 out o
the comfy treasury IN make /:
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-14

Mr.. Farmer-See us for all
kinds Seeds.-McNabb Gro. Co.,
Jones Hill.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-14
BOOK REVIEW.

Marmaduke Of Tennessee. By
Edward Cummings. Published by
A. C. McClurg G. Co., Chicago.
Price $3.50.
All TennesSeans should be in
terested in Marmaduke of Tonnes
see, since its author is a former
Knoxville citizen. 1t is a story of
the Civil War and gives a vivid
picture of the times, and an in
sight into the camp life, the hard
ships and the triumphs of war.
The sadness, as we'll as the JOY; of
victory is portrayed. An inspir-
ing lesson of friendship is brought
out. Four young men. who had
always been the best of friends,
joined the armies-three the Con-
federate and the other the Union.
Romily, the Union soldier, had an
opportunity to capture Col. Marm-
aduke and thus win for himself
great glory, but the power of
friendship was too great he
could not sacrifice a friend for
personal glory.
Col. Marmaduke is a fine type
of the oldtime gentleman of the
South. The plot of the story is
chiefly of his war exploits and his
tender love for a fair maid, Diana.
There was nothing worthy that
he did, but it was because Of her;
he never went out to fight but her
name rose to his lips; he never
emerged from a skirmish without
first the sweet thought of her and
next the kind gratitude that he
might hope to see her again."
There are moments of intense
interest, thrilling excitement, deep
suspense and real happiness.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-14

Big Tremaine," by Marie Van
Worst, published by Little, Brown
& Co., Boston. Price $l.35.
This is a story of big Virgin
ian, big of heart and mind, big Of
purpose and achievement. who
passes through the shadow yet
energies and makes for himself
an unassailable character.
Big John Tremaine, while a
young man, runs away from Vir-
ginia, home and people under the
charge of theft. After fifteen
years spent in far away lands he
returns to the community that had
forgotten him and begins the ex-
ceedingly hard task of replacing
his dishonorable record with an
honorable one. To add to his
difficulties THE girl comes unbid-
den into his life; he loves, yet
knowing of the blot upon his life,
he resists the passion and, in do
ing so, breaks the young girls
heart, This is a story of self-sac-
rifice and deep human emotion,
vigorous and delightfully."- written,
with a subtle lure that carries one
entranced to the end, and the end
is good, for who could doubt that
noble, unselfish Big Tremaine
would triumph at last? And why
should we tell more of this splen-
did story and rob the reader of
the delightful surprises that await
him?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-22

fen / %~eitiosien, gloroe nan Seit for
ham % oucrraftc bom iom 8aoe -
SslugaiIcr / Gtli, Sorrige Sen.
bag hoi0t ban lin Giife0%prpoiten
Sang. On aucIoen bolot Den ~fri'tc.
liae misunderstanding / &uu9iuno
Set ior bam og operrofte ham lont
@aue ct tort @uI0ltbr. Sagen eiter
onr Sfole'turet % STrcrnc | Eurc
Gfer iamlct I'll ct icItlig SanUpr.
Ser bleu han al Sfoleiturct5 9}pit.
formano Ole Noen opcrraft lom Ga.
be ct unftert llbrfirOc al Sub meo
Saf Tor hpu0 ban hauoe Jiort ION
S~folcitprcta Sormono. Sor5baa t50e
Sftober hol0t @dtfe llnQeNmoior.
eninq Niifeoaieit for Nrelteiolfcne.
&r. SmcnIen bor / en- lang Aarrrffc
itaaet iom Soreniuqen5 Tornlano, OF
iii benne Iitcl mango S~affcbeoiler
for lit Nrbeioe her. 2prer Hei@0al
frembnr / parmc, pclpalatc Orb Gor.
%eningen5 Sof. % o~oerrafte Nrf
Smenien nQ Srllc et paffert aoiIc.
c%nillgcnS Snf, og opcrrnfte E0It.
Smenien tuffeoc bcpUqet. ou holot
iioen Ell lpnQere 5nle, bpor ban Qnp
ct lioet Silbn1eblif oper i'm &irfctiO
/ Sorenlngen. u0uifle0e 3Soreningena
Soeoler, % ocn5 irentibigc Nrbci-
Be. 6rI Sncnien taffcoe ogion. ISn-
genisr Hapnaborq talte ON en- Ercit5
oonlfcIi9e 9lrbeiOe. 2rrer Weiiing-
ietb ipileoc Nioliu til 9ffompagne-
ment al 6rf. Soma aml0ien. Ge9-
iloen bar Ser @cprrtning, Sang al
@affc SanQforcuing, SoIoiang NJ.
M. 6eiten ofilllttcoc5 peo t1.lioell
meo %9lnooat al Foitor Spenicn. Gn
me8ct bpggeIi0 Set.
SsnOog 1Soc Oft. boIot Sr.
Smeuien i'm 9liifco@prUoifen / Noffc
airfe, iom ior Nnleoningcn par al.
bcles ipIot al Menneifer. Gnl 81
tcrnribbngen bapoc Ste0et5 Niia.
iionsioreningcr o~rrongcret Set poo
Solbarlg nor Sc frotrpbenbe Yrcitc.
folf. Scr bIep tolt al Nisiion5prcIt
Sitleito0, 6rl Smenien, GniSIpr
SeIgcItao, So9neprcit Srpenicu, Sir,
feionger anloien, WfiSiionur Stccl
@ugge .. il. Setter bar NiifcOcns
@emoO oper iig. Manoo9 26oe ST
tOber refer TreiteiamiIicn til SOL.
meitranb.
190e Sftober 1914.
s ohan Mutbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-22

On Wuiifiorening / 8~eitp6olen /
Ipiflano, iom ! lin Sio palgte ben
irdnife 8omporiit Camille Saint.
Saen5 til 9gresmeoIem, bar mi no.
trpft lin g}isbiuigelie al oennes
touuiniittife gemerfninger. "9t
uaIgte Fem al oprigttg 9eunOrina
Tor Ceres muitfaIife Gpner o. ar.
beiOer, iom en- 6elge al oeres
Slpgtifa6 meo pore tpife Neitre
Bad o. 9eetbopen n~5ooenoiguis
maatte appeaere til o3. &siitpreoe,
ri TANNER oS MI ooer oor 9elin.
Bring % iaa meget mere Iom oct
life err en- ueriaren llugoom. ser
i~orhodrer oS, men en- gammel Mono
pua % 9lar iom I9itcr i'm 6aauO ior
at uanGre line Sfolemeitrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-22
Sra Qurlano.
8amlebjcmmet tages / BRIG. - Gin.
oct Smaanpt fra &psoen.

Set blep noget IGngc, fsr bere
tit @reo ira mig oenne Sang, ioa
oct forunOrer mig life, at Ncoec
Sic / ct 9rep til DECENTRALIZATION"
lagoe, at ban fuloe life ioritoa,
booroan set bar meo ,SroreliO M,
cfteriom BET bleu ina Ipnge, ier ser
fom 9rep.
Seq bill 6egpn6e meo at irem6rin-
ge min bierteIige Saf Tor ole Sil,
%ierer, iom ieg giennem biemuenOte
observation-disclosures mootog / CONNER.
glae Dem, ieg taIte mes, ifuIoe beOe
mig lfrtoe %oftere, men oa ieg trent.
bolot @anlfeligbcOen meo EIaos /
Npiicn, bIep hi enige ON, at ieg full
De ifripe oitere men tortere 9reu;
og Bette ifal ioriegcs bereiter.
Sa, ina er Subilpumsaaret oQIaa
mart forbt, o. hi bar fun YlinOer.
ne tiIboge. Weo rette buroe IG-
ret 1914 - iiplge 9egipenbeoernc
- bebe Winoeoaret og life SubiIu-
umSaaret; tbi boao ni bar oplepet
og mIligen5 bereiter bill fonlme III
at oplepe pil alorig uoilette8 al Ser
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Iaapiot uioes reiit tilba9e unotn9cu
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boIbe S5ll | @or1e. Crit 8uopangen
ifal heller life rrre reiit tilbage men
ifol opholbe ia | ariitionia.
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Se blcp ptet paa Hreiiens aontor.
buffet bliper mesct brugt M til
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-22

"Horoilf 8~ioenoe". 6dr bgpnotc
Iom lronmeIlager / oen norife 9Gr
% tlette iom looean / Here Iar,
inotiI han uboanoreoe til @merifa,
buor ban ltrar iegte aniPttelie /
Irnleen. otter ar huue tent 10
% iii Samburmaior ueo a~ria2ifoien
/ @clt Foint tog ban Aiifeo % par /
ilcre Mar / pciuat SeitiGitigellc.
Sor Ii Mar liocn trna0te ban after
ino / Wtilitrrtienciten % bar iiocn
pPret l~tationeret uc0 Sort Sotten
JON @anomalter.
@co Mleronoer NuQ'5 900 / Sri.
ltiauia oen Bite 9topember Cr oen
iioitc al Ole Bulls Conner qanct
bort. SfiDnt uooanuct iom 0tiiiter,
Icpct ban oog Oct meitc al lit &iO
ion 6orretnina5mano / Amerita %
/ Sranfrig. &cO Iiileriugcn Al
Die 9uQ Stetten / minneapolis Sen
t7oe Mai 1897 ipiItc ban "SUtcr.
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bar Gle Bulls Sen al ioritc 9Gltt.
ifob, meo Ell iranit Same.
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oclic al i. NleIiuS Ghriltianlen.
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/ IIof OF SliIleu bar GngleI0o", og-
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ri o. operporcs al en- NuSic @|cH-
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Nucr Wonoog refer ban til Notbiar
Hobocountpet Tor at iuitrlJerc Oct
lofolc Wtulifforp8 Ser. DIR
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Rothion 0dno or % Niono lterft.
Sangerinocn Mio6ome Ialruo.
Siuiif bar llaat lig nco / Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-22

: Gubualtc oil "Mc9iia5" bll nm.
act / ct. Sufc'S STRIFE Man0ag clter
Sui. 2igeiom / t%ioligere Aor be-
tribes llogiiterne peo Siring. 20.
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iterne er hilbert 2in1uiit % Morion
0reen, begge ira Chicago. Wtr.
Green cr Sen al Ynitor 8reen | De.
corab % lepet line Saruoomaaor
Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-22

Sergeamt aarl !, anuoien. Pin.
iereren for Vtllitftorpiet ueo sort
Sotten uoenior Aem gorf. tcg oen
lite december Aiiteo eiter 80 Sars
5ieneite t De 5ereneoe Staier5 Pr
me. annoien bar neiten belle it
2iu ppret Wilit9rmuiiter, iertaler
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-22

SarparO llniueriitetet bor pan.
tat Tia at opiere @agner's Cpera
"SiairieO" / SSuni npite Aar i
6au6 ON meo oenne NeQiuenbeo al
funnc inoigre en- national Y}uiifieit
her / glmerifu. metropolitan opera
So. er ungagcret Ill Gpigrelien.