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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-07
LLOYD GEORGE NEW
!. PRIME MINISTER
Of ENGLAND
Will Organize Coalition CahinetfOr
Great Britain
WILL COMPRISE TWO PARTIES
Labortes, Although Personally op-
posed, Have Agreed to Pratici-
pate in Reorganization.

London Dec. lit is conceded that
the new British ministry will be a
coalition cabinet, comprising in its
membership at least two of the larger
parties. No one party would be able
to organize the change of government
because of lack of strength in the
house of commons.
IL is recognized that the greatest
difficulty confronting the new pre-
mier David Lloyd George, win be in
the selection Of the personnel of his
cabinet.
The members OF the labor party
have reached an agreement to partlci-
pate in the reorganization.
London, Dec David Lloyd
George has over-thrown the Asquith
cabinet and will become prime minis
ter of Great Britain himself The new
government will be coalition, like the
old one, but probably without the
same measure of harmonious support
which attended the formation of the
first coalition government, because its
birth has created additional factional
differences.
This result has emerged from anoth-
er day of active and hurried party
conferences at London and q day of
intense suspense and interests
throughout the country.
The official announcement that Mr..
Lloyd-George had undertaken the
task, with the cooperation of MIR.
Bonar Law, was a notification that the
new government would be coalition,
Any party government would be i'm
possible because neither the unionists
nor the liberals have q majority in
the House of Commons: either one
must attach the Irish nationalists or
the laborites to itself to command a
majority The nationalists have re-
fused to participate in the government
until home rule becomes established.
The laborites are sworn enemies to
Mr.. LloydGeorge. because they resent
his accusations that the workingmen
have put their personal interest
above the national interests at times
during the war.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-07
MADEIRA SHORES
SHELLED BY
<~- U.BOATS
German Submarines off Island
Capital of funChal
INHABITANTS FLEE FROM CITY
French Gunboat Sunk with Loss of 35
and Six Portuguese Sailors
Were Killed.
INHABITANTS FLEE FROM CITY

London, Dec 6,--German subma-
rines raided Funchal, capital of the
island of Madeira, on Sunday. The
population, frightened, fed, and only
returned when the submarines depart
ed under an intense fire from the for
tress.
The French gunboat Surprise was
sunk by the submarines. Thirty-four
of the crew perished.
Six Portuguese sailors were killed
aboard the steamers Kangaroo and
Decia, which were torpedoed and sunk
The submarines shelled the shore
for two hours, especially the English
cable station and other public build
ings, but only small damage was done.
London. Dec. 6.-The Grown Prince
made today his first attack at Verdun
since the great French victory in Oc-
tober. His troops fought their way in
to some of the French advanced
trenches near lie Mort Homme, on the
west bank of the Meuse.
AT $3.50 this afternoon the German
infantry attacked, after an itense ar
tillery fire, on a French salient.
French machine guns raked the ad
vancing lines of German infantry.
causing heavy losses. Struggle as
they would, the Germans could not get
past the first line trenches. They
held only some advanced elements"
when the night statement was issued
in Paris.
On the rest of the front in France
and Belgium there was more of the
apparently restless but aimless fight
ing of the past fortnight. Belgians
and Germans threw trench bombs in
duel near Dixmude and Belgian and
German artillery were active on the
Yser On the Somme there was
heavy bombardment, and the British
made more trench raids.
Paris, Dec. Ga fiuctuating strug-
gle is proceeding in southern Serbia,
where Serbs and French are attack
ing Germans and Bulgars defending
strong line of mountain works with
great stubborness.
The Serbs and French announced to
day that they are still pushing the
Bulgars hard. Northeast of Budi-
mirtsa, near Gradesnitza. which is
east of the Cerna, the Serbs carried
strongly fortified series of heights
which were stubbornly held The as
sault was brilliantly made. the Ser
bian statement says. The French
also tell of progress by French and
Serbs north of Paralovo.
A despatch to the London Times
from Salonica under Mondays date
says that the Serbs were then driv
ing the Bulgars in continued retreat,
had crossed the River Gradesnitza
and had taken two more guns A
Bulgar Colonel was found dead on the
field.
The German and Bulgar statements
say. however, that the Bulgars rallied
near Gradesnitza and drove them out
of the newly conquered Bulgar posi-
tions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13
4RENCH ON TWO FRONTS
DRIVE TEUTONS BACK
SElsBIA\S FIGHTING FIERCE
Li FORCE AtSTRIt\S
TO RETREAT
Athens, Sept 13-king Constantine
has accepted the resignation OF
Premier zaimis and his entire cabinet.
(By Associated press.l
(BuLLETlN.)

The belief is expressed at the
entente capitals. that the retirement
OF the zaimis ministry is preliminary
OF The entrance Of Greece in the war
WIN the Allies Recent dispatches
from Berlin and Vienna show that if
Is regarded probable that Greece will
soon abandon its neutrality By Joining
the entente powers.
The precise cause Of the roslgna.
tion of Minister Zaimls was moi dis.
closed on account OF the rigid cen
sorship London dispatch of yes
terday said that Zaimls complained
that internal incidents prevented him
from dealing with external affairs
It Is believed in London that he re-
signed due to the fact that he can not
maintain the neutrality spirit of the
nation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13
GUTHRIE BOOSTERS HAD
THEIR BELLS ON
BIG CROWD INVADE EDMOND
LAST NIGHT AND TAKE
TOWN BY STORM

Two hundred and nfu Guthrie
hoesters beaded bs ,ae nooster band
nnej three lntemruan cars to tho root
last evening and went to Edmond to
hoe for Guthrie ana tie Cimarron
Valley fair led by o q Honkns mag
ager Of the Pioneer Tel co
hundred OF the crowd carried COW
bells and fifty more had tin horns and
the noise they made alt along the lne
awokc the echoes ana The people as
we'll Everybody knew there wae
something doing and that Guthrie was
out for time as well as business
Arriving al Edmond the party was
greeted by an assemblage Of two
thousand or more citizens and stud.
ants Of the Normal packing the streets
N the business section
The booster band entertained tho
crowd for an hour and a half with
one Of their high class concerts and
prof W r Howard Of tho Method.
University made a talk for Guthre
and the Cimarron Valley Fair
The cowhell brigade took an active
part in the evenings festivities and
every man, woman and child had a
good time from start to finish Guth
rife people are surely awakening and
becoming alive to every opportunity
and occasion for boosting their town
and their business, and n fhoy keen
Mp their present gait Guthrie will soon
be recognized as the llyellesl and most
active community In The state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13
MANY PROBATE MATTERS
before JUDGE CHAPPELLE
ESTATE MATTERS OCCUPY AT.
TENTloN OF COURT IN BUSY
DAYS SESSION

decree Of settlement OF account
distribution and final discharge has
beea issued by the court In The estate
OF William Gregory. deceased The
estate consists Of the southwest quar-
ter Of section S5, township Is. range ?
and lots and block Il in West Guth
rie and Is ordered distributed to the
heirs in undivided interests
Stella Smith has file a petition IN
the county court asking for letters OF
administration Of the estate Of Joseph
smith. who died August q. 1919 in
Colorado The deceased left estate
consisting OF l20 acres Of land in 10.
gan county valued at 1000, and per
sonal property valued at s275 The
petition names three heirs, the widow
and two children The hearing was
set for Sept %.
G 0 Fish. executor OF the estate OF
John VI Fish has rendered his return
Of sale Of real estate Lots 70, block
IS in Guthrie was sold at private sale
to s Burroughs for the sum OF 81.
200 The court made an order fixing
Sent % as the date for hearing the
return.
An appraisal before sale OF lands IN
the estate OF Fexil A Webb. has been
filed IN the county court The north
west quarter Of southwest quarter
section "A, township Is, range /, cor
taining 10 acres. was valued at SEQ.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13

When the Guthrie Ginger Ghs
render their yell given above as hoy
enter the town of Cashion at 80 o.
morrow lho citizens OF that place wi9
sit up aud take notice
Fully one hundred automobiles arr
expected to he IN line when they ca
'er the town and there wil De some
hing doing every minute while the
Guthrie crowd is there Special volts
and songs have been prepared and
CO.'S bells, tin horns aud other iuara-
ments of torture WIFI be in evidence
everywhere The Booster baud wlH
give q concert for am hour and ihere
will be addresses by leading citizens
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13
CHEROKEE STRIP
OPENED IN 1888
CELEBRATION 90 AhaiytRsABr
WILL or HctD la PERRY oH
tAHGe SCALE fHs rrAR

Celebration q. f0a aueem otog
sa|us lo aouIauso' y ts rfasee
siab ta ue hea ne ga Il paf
sepi la rae event W 6e mar
ihan 4aHy interesting tae afo
CRANE lneudas tasassm 81 aalloa'
prominence sha afe a1ar admnfage
~ ne occasion io mafs pouHru
sgoeaHcA r behalf Or ono ~ aao.ber
p the candidates 'of President
Many Guthrie aod Logan o0gng
people formsriy residents of tao
Cherokee slrip. VIII 10 70 perry 90.
moefoe % spend fhe aeet
ra nla ae the tHeui Third aani
yemarg q he opening The nrft day
gill MARI the dedication 0f the nef
No6la county courthouse Tine thHd
Jay eiIl see a pageant xhioh f. called
q parade oi progress IN ihls parade
9ill be oogboga ana ladians. remind
ers o. The time shen TOE strip 9aa
opeaed
The Cherokee strip was opened la
1891 That aas ,oar years after
On Oklahoma Raa opened The strip
has become the wheat belt OF the
state IA lis boundaries are tho best
general farms of Oklahoma n N Drac
lieally north Of the cotton belt and The
settlers of the strip we're from north
efn states to greater percentage than
those VI Old oklahoma. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13

London Sept l3- The capture Of
Bouchavesnes by the French, ap-
parently clinches the French posses
sion of the main highway to peronne
Combles is now cut off from the south
and is in dangerous salient.
The French position now appears ia
be most favorable for stroke at
Peronne. as result of yesterdays s.
advance which was one of the most
important made in the Somme often
sive.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13

Jhe enrolment of tae University b
going forward very satisfactorily
Many new students afe coming Ia
Enrolment promises 20 exceed that
Of last year
1ne actual epegne exercises VIII
be AZ " O'Clock tomorrow morning
and att students and friends VI ihe
University are invited
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13

Saturday Is the very last day Oh
which . pay your paving tax This
is positively the last day" said city
Clerk Anderson this afternoon AFTER
next Saturday the penalty attaches"
The time was extended lc days this
year In order 20 give everybody a fair
warning So far there has been
10000 more money collected than
last year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13
Man Who Stole
SIOO,O0O Admits
He Is Guilty
tRy Associated Pressl

Matlnsburg, w Vo, Sect 3D. chas
Harrison, who was charged with the
robbery Of Baltimore & OHio train
near the central station here last oc
tober' obtaining more than are hund
red thousand dollars IN unsigned eur
reney confessed to the federal court
today and was sentenced 10 twelve
years In the Atlanta federal penitenti
airy. wfNww
The currency Was all recovered in
chase trat followed afterwards.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13
serblans FIqht vaIlantly and WIN.

Paris Sept MISUNDERSTANDING the
stout resistance made by the Teutonic
allies the Serbians made further I'M
portant progress at various points. il
is announced. Violent fighting is now
in progress in the vicinity Of Lake
Ostrovo, where the Serbians have
gained considerable ground.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13
French Move Onward,

Paris, Sept 1S-The French captur-
ed the village of Bouchayesness on
the Somme in the region Of Combles,
last night They also took the wood
east of Peronne and Bethune road
and progressed near Vaux Chapitre-
wood In verdun, 1t is officially an
nounced.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13
German Lines Smashed by French.

London, Sept l3-French forces re-
suming hte offensive north Of the
Somme Tuesday night, smashed the
German line in two places, capturing
trenches along the national highway
from Bapaume to Peronne. and near
Combles, seizing front line trenches
and taking 1900 men prisoners.
Important German Line.
The highway from Peronne to
Bapaume and Arras is an important
line of communication for the Ger
mans. The occupation of the trenches
will place a serious impediment in the
way of the transports moving from the
north to Peronne. 1t also makes the
French positions north Of Peronne
menacing to that town.
Further north new attacks, coming
after several days of comparative
calm in the region where for weeks
tsR ,~.-sf~.,na -. t,o wa rrl raa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13
Serbs and French lake Lend.

Athens, Sept 13-The French and
Serbians have taken the offensive at
the western end of the Macedonian
front and have captured the town of
Sorovitz near Forina.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13
Hughes Corered
1900 Niles in
IVcsiern Trip

NeN 4ofs seps Candidate
Hughes saded r@ first campaign lrIp
nero toaa The ir,o ~aa one ~ the
looeest eo'n aa io tne aod mileage
eyer taken bY q presidential nominee.
We Travelled thtriy nine days ard made
'otaI of fouf'een thoupand osHss ~
tram and motor Hc WIl depart for
Hridaehamp,oa. l. : his summer hoa,e
ths afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13
Austrians in Retreat.

Bucharest, Sept l3-The continued
retreat OF the Austrians in Transyl-
yania is announced today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13
big BOOSTER WEEK ITINERY..
EVERYBODY INVITED TO BOOST THE TOWN BUSINESS
1T Is UP TO YOU THIS TIME
Thursday, September l4th.

AHoH00s 8o0t nlHa
y to
4 r Cook captain charge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13

New Orleans, Ia, Sept. ia- 10.
might talr not 10 eold. Thursday
fair. !.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13
Friday, September 18th.

N0IaI j n con
Orlando big gpaade
$780, q b ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13


. a concert AT t0enatz
p N p ycapan
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12
Sil oinacrne!

Set er mi "iiffert, at Horb6orhlnnbss
laoet hoIber lit StGpne / Nareo. q.
Sat, Sir5oaa % Sn@ong. Den 13be %
14be Snini ; Senner al Roroes Soua,
500 gronopah. Sarge. Gt9onet 6eannz
her ON Niteneu ben 13be Sunni, 81.
I 80. 81 bar @rnno iii at tro, at Set
pil bIi ct bel beisat StGnne. % SET
bpoer en iprIig AnleSring for Silreis
'cnoe henne Sang at ooerbGre belt eIIer
belpis og'aa sen Sorcnebc Girfes
aarsmsbe, ionl begbuoer ben 15oe carni
/ nppnte @p. Sarge er ct notioa e
trait Steb for Observation-Disclosures %
ret er berfor lloiiat I'll, at pore Suabe
Jolt bill mehe taIriat frem for or trnne
fda biIie poa 6ueranbre % opfriite
9nnle @etienbtltdber % pna iammc 5io
fan mere ubpioet 9%etjenhtIfab oa bduc
Ell hngaeIig Stuno Iamnen. Noroborbs
~lonbsla9eIS Nnrbog er iGrbie % bill
inae8 al nle NeoIemmer. ION betaIer
or lin aoutin9ent ifelge 9eitpreIiena
@eitemmeIie.
Settle er hu en- foreIebig getienntz
9ierelie al Sio "a Steb for Noroboro=
louoslagets nGlte St9bne.
Observation-Disclosures omfatter 6olt her
/ 2anbet, iom CT ira IIberInno, Mute
polb, aifeen Sane, Suic, Sielo, O.,
Sunh, 6amre 6osanger 2~afsepana.
2inbaus, Serbs, Wnnger. 8rlpit.
soaus oe @uaiioroen Yreite9irIb.
Ile er peltontue.
g. g. Shilling.
TDrmnuh
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12
@anaenS Yrairte, Wpobhme Go, Minn.

Settle Steb fables inaleoes iom open>
for n9nnt pna @runb az. at De fsrite
norife Gettlere her bar Sper q. @ane
gen. Eeber q. @ansen % Sobarnes 9.
@nneen fra Inrlanbsz @dnsen iSoen.
9isie boiatte fig FER itrar efter Sorser>
triaens SIut. SiDeu bpiatte Here ii9
her. iaa BET bleo ct norif Settlement for
zig ielo, pa BET er omtrent omrineet al
Imeritanere. BOG bare nogle ina paa
Spb, iom filler Dem fra Dc tore rorlfe
Settlementer. ToeIe al nisie &meritns
mere bill M IPl9e, % III. lom Dor Der,
oiloe 9ierue ie, at Norife Tom os fisbte
Dem uo.
Npr enbeI Nar tiIbage bpgeeoe hi
9irte her i Settlementet. % nogle Nar
ienere abIfiIte pi os fra llrlanos 0te>
niGbeo % organiierebe @aneens Frairie
Weniabeb. @i b~etienes at Yaitor u.
6au9c iammen meb llrlanb og Wans.
&unnt Par 1873 bnseebes her ct fer
itiIt Sfolehus for Den norIte Neligionss
ifole, maalte Set ferite i Winneiota. Ole
6. Spldno, Iom bar boIdt Der, bar /
Here Iar SfoleIGrer. Gan Ssbe for lrns
acre Sio iiben. Soer u. @aneen, ben
GIoite al De fsrite Settlere, osoe i
1916. Nubre az De fsrite Settlere Der,
icm er hsbe, no9Ie for Here Iar iioen
E. fsIgenos: Stub 8. @ansen, EARS
8 2ooen, Ole 8. Srettem, Sens s..
Srain, CLING q. SIom, Ole 8. &appes
pnbI. Spbunnes s. &pam.
Nf Sc ferite SettIere Ieosr ielsenbe
Der enbnu: Sohanues &. @anser. Te>
texan fra Yoreerfriseu, 1seoer u. @an>
gen, 8. 3. 6plurr, Sorfel s. auam
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tpnoes for buert Nar, os mart bar hi
life anbet eub Minbet on benz tilbaee,
% Sen Nrb, be CAB os neo at pplere
os / HeIigioners Sanbheo, baabe /
Siemmet os peb at sine os ~friftelis llrs
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% opersipe Sen til bore @itertomrnere,
rem p9 ufprfalIfet.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12

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Gcuntrn". Iue bar pcue o~elitcIte Nnrs
me. ri inar oaioa por Volt I'll hoer
2np ira Sdltd, en onOeu @n pdd ians
me Serubdue. % henter Ben meN Nutos
nobil. %interen Der odr aanITs folo.
men ri bar lie haot Set prrre euN Il
Gre. % life iad gall. ri bar 10 in0cn
SperipemmeIie her. Sc bcaunoie ale
%%aaronnen ben 17oe HpriI. oa baaoe
iel % andre bar iaaet ell 200 Were nu
nteo 0peoe. men her tdr oet moi inn
long Sio. "a Ell bel Sci hdr mclet
@Gno. Se0 for min Sci bar 500
TcreS, o. Oct tar 10 Ell Sio. men IN
nj oi list enc mat, ian ole or bel Tor
urict. Ser BENDER 9oot Gar. Naar ri
mi Ieisr / @Iaoeut On Sueriormmel
'c. iad fan vi life prre auoet enN olnN
oper. at Nj or / Ell tert Strca. vi nj
c. uNmrrtet Iar ifior. Ell iurr Nuliu0.
Goruet bar life aoot. men life BARRE,
cnb BET blco aoo "SIIaQc" al bet. Ser
er Ell Sci Siloer "a meoet Stolelauo
fur Haintre. Get tlu leleS FOR - Sdz
Ter Sparteu. Sea fer min Sci Ieier en-
bclp Settion, % iao Qier min 9fabo. ina
u bar luGrt meo areaturcr. ser iaacs
en- bel Gel %interruQ. iom alt or Iunat
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rel oner alt, men n or life ioo haarot
itiIet forr mango auore Steoer. Sea
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ban toacr NOT fell. Scr er manage. ium
har Srugttrrer; boaAc 9GbIer % ons
BEN Srli9t porer Der; men Bet er life
oIIe. iont bar be9pnot al pIante noact.
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bepite %nnb, iom tan faces. 90 p1eoct
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Der ina meget ON, Bar ri life mango.
90 ireen IGsaer ia rco % "biieoIa"
heller. og "Shpols Mnmmenc" er ale
bra SoIt. Tebermeer % iIigt bet bar
~ life.
Sea har M frepet uoaet al hbert. 6pis
min Strinelic fontmer / @Iooet, ian
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men bpis oet mi gnor / Den befrpetehc
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life Srepene / "Toitcu" og Tiger Sal,
til ole Dem, iom @Itrioer, og ligeIehes Eat
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ben ioruhen. @u penllg 0ilien til Die.
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Sra Gbarbpnmeau, q. Dat.

ga ies life bar feet npset / $50
item" fra Ieaen5ie Co.. paa I9nge. bill
ies nu tuse SID oe ienbe inb nosle
2inier. 6pab @eiret angaar. iaa fonl
Sneen BEN TIE Nopember o9 enbnu
ibas, BEN 16be Gpril, er Der noset Sne
ttlbage al be opbeite Snebrifter, %
tolot % itormiulot bar set i belle @inz
ter; Sen tolosite Sag pnr set So Sra
Ser lrtber Zero.
S Gborbom,eau bpeaes Der MI ct
Weieri. BET fsrite her / gountpet; mani
&C ipaar, at bet oil saa b%aarligt meo
Teierioriften berur1St, men ri baaber,
at bet ol blipe ct ~Soretasenbe. Tom
bill brinee Nc&en5ie Gountn ct Sfriot
frenloper. ba areaturer % Daeierier %
blanoet Sarming not er bet ~iifreite berz
noe iaabeliom andre Steper.
en- airfe er MI ogiaa unoer @nas
ming Der. Set er en- eneeIIf 1ethooits
tirfe meb Neu. 8. g. @baie iom Treit.
Saar bar bet b9ret SperipsmmeIie
beribe. Spereneite lille 9Gt bar IpuIs
met op og ranot itore os TRIBE lom
Glbe.
Sen lite IpriI brifnebe en- @pinSe.
Trs. aitil 8. Saptaqp pg benbes IS
Iar gamle Sen, Selbert, ba Be prspebe