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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

case Of likeness between the two
dog viii turn down his boon
companion, his best friend. the Jona-
than 10 himself as David. or tne
Damon TO PythiaS himself beIrG
Pythias when It comes to s1arins
old bones In the matter OF bones
he. himself is first. last and all the
time selfish And there are men VIC
hide their bonds and securities. Ana
woe betide the collector OF puoAc
revenues who dares dig up one OF ms
bones
And .hen there are big dogs and
little dogs. the flee" however. IS the
dog OF an dogs that feels his supreme
superiority over all other dogs Ego
tisu with dogs as with men - t-c
mark OF insignificance.
Lastly, there is the sensation loving
dog, who feels called upon 70 attend
all dog fights in the Community As {
sort OF peace officer The more OF
such peace Officers that attend dog
fight the larger the fight. until, II the
fight is IN the open street, in a Few
minutes Il involves several police
men. 40 dogs. 20 small boys OF dit-
ferent Municipalities. four women, two
OF them bareheaded. and one China
man A league OF dogs to keep the
general peace is a failure.
And as with dogs. 90 With some
men. the very one who most loacly
deprecates rights and broils Is the
very old cur that is at the bottom OF
half the fights in the community.
Hubert u. Smith.
Asbury Methodist
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

THE summer season Deing at its
L height many o. the pastors OF To-
cal churches have given Up their
evening services and are uniting in
the Union services held in Cleveland
square every Sunday at 8 D m
The various preachers OF the city
alternate in addressing these meet
ings, which are very well attended
and in which much interest Is taken,
their nonsectarisn nature proving an
attraction.
At the Union service Sunday Rev
Watson N. Farley OF the Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church. viii
preach.
Services at the churches OF FL Paso
Sunday viii be as follows:
First Presbyterian
At the First Presbyterian church,
at the morning service. there viii be
an address by u. a Young Of the
Fl Paso 7. II. c. A.
Evening service win be omitted
Altura Presbyterian
The CHRISTIANS Prosperity VIII
be the theme OF the discourse by Rev.
@ H 1fitchelmore at the Altura Pres
byterian church Sunday morning
Westminster EreebF terluu-
Rev. Watson II Farley viii preach
at Westminster Presbyterian church
at the morning service Thomas
Christian VIII conduct the congrega-
tioual singing and sing a solo
Nj. Farley viii preach at the
Union services in the evening in
Cleveland Square
Union Services
At the Union service Sunday at
D m. at Cleveland square, Rev " 81
Farley, pastor OF the Westminster
Presbyterian church. VIII deliver the
sermon. and the pastors Of the CO.
operating churches and singers viii
take part.
St Clements Episcopal
At St Clements Episcopal church,
Rev. Fuller Swift. rector.
Services on Sunday, the fourth Sun
dav after Trinitya viii be as follows.
Holy communiot. ESQ a N.
Church school. $50 a. m
Morning PRAYER and sermon. II a N.
The order Of the II o'clock service
follows
organ preludes Fugus in z nat
major. Bach.
Professional hymn. SsS.
The Star Spangled Banner
Nenite in D, Crotch.
TIE Deum IN c. Andrews.
Benedictus in ,. Stewart
Hymn ass.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
!. NJ. c. 4. EXTENDS ITS WORK
To NATIONS Of THE BALKANS
Salvation Army Buys Hotels and Will Open Bars in
Cities East Of the Mississippi Has Raised More Than
100000 in Big Drive; the Episcopalians Are
Planning to Modernize" the Methods of Church.


IN various cities. and will undertake
10 cultivate the ice cream and soft
drink habit and taste among former
beer drinkers 1t says IL finds the sa-
looms so far operated by it 10 pay SUI
ficiently well to keep them open The
army has gone into beer headquarters,
viz Milwaukee and St Louis
About the middle of July, ninety
men and women will be graduated
from training schools and commits
stoned. some thirty Of whom came out
OF overseas service The proposed
training schools in New York and
Chicago, which are TO be memorials
Of the founder OF the Salvation Army.
general William Booth, have not been
started although much needed owing
TO war conditions The projects viii
be taken up. however. as soon as
more army centers in principal cities
are provided with buildings out Of the
proceeds OF the latest drives
Pilgrim Anniversary.
Programs are maturing IN both
England and America for celebrations
OF the three hundredth anniversary
OF the landing OF the Pilgrims. IN
England commemorative postage
stamps are to be issued. There is to
be a visit Of British and American
delegates to Holland, and efforts are
making to complete repairs 10 the
old house at Sulgrave Manor, from
which Washingtons family came, in
time 10 make its formal opening a
Part OF the celebration A new May
flower is 20 be built. and 70 sail
from Scrooby to Plymouth In the
autumn OF 1920, bringing over British
delegates. For the whole world the
last Thursday OF November is to be a
Thanksgiving Day, and in all coun-
tries where live Anglo Saxons some
observations OF the anniversary viii
take place
In this country tercentenary COM
mittees have ben named IN most cities
where New Englanders are strong In
numbers. These include not New
England cities alone, but Chicago,
Minneapolis, Detroit. Cleveland. Seat
tie. Denver and Los Angeles Moru-
ments are to be set up. studies In Pill
grim history viii be entered upon,
and some cities outside Of New Eng
land are joining in improvements to
be made at old Plymouth, including an
enlarged burial ground. a memorial
hail, and tablets bearing names OF
Pilgrims Literature in great quanti-
ties will be printed and circulated, and
Congregationalists, Presbyterfans and
Baptists. closely identified with Pill
grim history. are joining in the plans
now actively in the making.
To AIodernIze Church.
Three forces from within its own
ranks are attempting 10 force the
Episcopal church into radical changes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

in the text. But some doubt verbal
inspiration Of the Scriptures Per-
haps, then. in the context, or IN the
history Of dogs at this stage OF de-
velopment. some explanation may be
found which viii shed light on the
text. and somewhat mitigate the rig
orous structures thus implied on ca
mines generally.
The Jews called all Gentiies dogs
the term bearing with them. as with
US, associations OF supreme contempt
Thus Christ. echoing as II were Jew
ish -antipathies, said to the Syro-
Phoenician woman who sought heal
ing for her daughter at the hands Of
Jesus, 1T Is not meet TO give the
children's meat to dogs" meaning by
children the Jews and by dogs the
Gentiles. Of whom the woman was one.
So strong was the antlpathy OF Jew
ssh sentiment against any Gentilic
innovation, even into the freer Chris
tian community, that Jewish members
OF the early Christian church were
often the foremost leaders in the perse-
cutions against the followers OF Paul
and the Gentilic branch OF the early
church. ST. Paul turns the epithet
dogs" against his wouldbe vilifiers
and calls all the enemies Of the cross
OF Christ. particularly the Jewish
ones within the pales OF the early
church, dogs Beware OF Dogs.
meaning PRIMARILY Jewish persecu-
tiers Of the free gospel.
These associations grow out OF the
supposed striking analogy between
men OF the baser sort and dogs
shalr point out only two or three
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

pit at both the morning and evening
services.
Special music for the morning serv-
i've viii be as follows:
Anthem. Praise Ye the Father"
fGounod).
Special for the evening service will
be:
Anthem, How You win Love
Him (Ackley).
And a gospel solo by Mrs. ". D.
Howe.
Asbury Methodist.
At the Asbury Methodist church
in the morning. the pastor. Rev HUI
bert NJ Smith. viii preach on .All That
the Scriptures Teach and Imply as to
the Mode of Water Baptism and in
the evening. Winning Christ, the
Christians Proper and Only Objec-
tive" The male quartet Will sing at
both services.
First Methodist Episcopal.
At the First Methodist Episcopal
church, Rev. Henry VanValkenburgh,
pastor. viii preach at the morning
service. on Lessons From the
Desert" This viii be the second SER
mon on Gods Out OF Doors Mrs.
r J. Wilson viii sing and the choir
viii have a special anthem.
At D. m. this congregation VIII
unite in the Union service at cleve-
land square
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

Sermon
The Doxology.
offertory anthem. o. Lord. most
holy. Abt.
National Hymn.
Twofold Amen.
Recessional hymn, sec.
Austin Park Christian
At Austin Park ChristiaE church,
The Purifying Power of Faith" will
be the subject for the morning ser
mon Special music at this service
The evening service viii be held
IN Austin park, opposite the church
The subject Of the evening sermon
VIII be Christianity. the Positive
Factor in Life"
First Christian Church
At the First Christian church, Milo
Atkinson. pastor. Some questions
be the subject Of the morning SER
mon This theme Is in connection
with the Interdenominaticnal Sunday
school lesson for today
Highland Park Baptist.
Rev ]; O. Vermillion wiz preach at
ing and evening.
First Baptist.
At the First Baptist church Rev. J.
F. Williams. pastor. viii preach Sun
day morning, subject, In Lowly serv-
In the evening. professor J. N.
Evans with his choir viii give
service Of sacred songs. as follows:
Organ prelude, Miss Mary Herr
mans.
Solo. Teach Ne TO Pray" Jewett,
Mrs. ". V Haggard
Song, hymn 800. Hymnal, by the
choir and congregation
Reading the Scripture and prayer,
by the pastor.
Solo. Hear Us, o. Father Millard,
Mrs. J. A Dean
Anthem. How Lovely Are Thy
Duet, Guide Ne, O. Thou Great Je-
hovah." Lansing. Mrs Dean and Mrs.
Solo. Day Is Dying In the West"
Spesks. Frank Cheek
Hymn $50, Hymnal. promised
Land" choir and CONGREGATION
HIGHLAND Park Nc .hodIst.
At the Highland Park Methodist
church services viii be as follows;
9:45-Opening service Of the day
with song
i1:oo~SPraise- Cod From Whom All
invocation. Rev. W S. Huggett-
Hymn Of Worship, No A.
Apostles creed in unison
General confession. followed by the
Hymn No. aO5. Thy Word Is a
Lamp TO ny Feet"
Responsive reading. psalm No s.
Gloria Patri.
New testament lesson. Romans.
chapter L.
announcements and offertory.
Hymn No. S25. THE Bread OF Life"
Communion OF Lords Supper
Address by pastor. Christian Con-
sistency."
PRAYER.
Hymn No. 80. 20. Happy Day
Benediction-
soc >. m.-Address by sergt- Terry
and sermon by pastor
Trinity Methodist.
At the Trinity Methodist church,
Rev P R Knickerbocker. pastor, Rev
c. K Campbell presiding elder OF the
Fl Paso district. viii occupy the pull
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= SCRIPTURE. =

Nov there cried a certain woman OF
IN the wives OF the sons Of the prop
bets unto Elisha. saying. Thy servant
my husband Is dead; and thou know
est that thy servant did fear the
Lord; and the creditor Is come to take
unto him my two sonz to be bondmen.
And Elisha said unto her, What
shall do for thess tell me, what hast
thou IN the house2 And she said.
Thine handmade hath not shy thing IN
the house. save a pot Of oil.
Then he said. Go. borrow thee YES
sells abroad oe all thy nefghbors:
even empty vessels borrow not few
And when thou art come in thou
shall shut the door upon thee and upon
thy sons, and shalt pour out into all
those vessels. and thou shalt set aside
that which is full.
So she went from him, and shut the
door upon her and upon her sons. who
brought the vessels TO her; and she
poured out
And II came to pass, when the YES
sells were full. that she said unto her
son. Bring me vet vessel And he
said unto her, There is not a vessel
more. And the oil stayed
Then she came and told the man Of
God. And he said. Co. sell the oil. and
pay thy debt. and live thou and Thy
children OF the rest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

within itself. The laymen Of Episco-
pal parishes OF Chicago, Syracuse.
Washington and New York are issuing
statements TO their church in these
cities, saying It must modernize its
methods. look at things as they are.
attack problems and not Just talk
about Il. They say the war is over
and their church must get busy. They
are themselves getting busy. and their
appeals to others are addressed Tor
the most part TO officialdom-
A league for Democracy, with clergy
and women as the only members, has
Just been formed to influence the
Episcopal general convention meeting
In October to declare for social jus
tice, and to take steps TO settle the
present human unrest Bishop VII
iiams OF Michigan. a veteran fighter
for social justice. is at the head, ana
among the demands Is for free
pulpit, which in Episcopal circles IS
said to mean a purpose 70 bring an emo
10 autocracy in ecclesiastical affairs
Sill more radical are some 80 Epis-
copal ministers and as many women.
headed by bishop Paul Jones, late OF
Utah. but resigned because an active
pacifist. and having as member Rev.
Irwin St John Tucker OF Virginia,
under sentence OF 20 years under the
espionage act None Of the other
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
HIGHLAND PARK
PULPIT VACATED
Rev. L. o. Vermillion Re
signs to Become South
ern Baptist Missionary.

Rev. L. o. Vermillion announced
Saturday he had resigned the pastor
ate Of the Highland Park Baptist
church. effective August I. to become
an evangelist under the home mission
board OF the southern Baptist con-
vention. He has been pastor OF the
Park church since Septem-
Der Is, 1918. and has had 81 additions
TO the church in that time.
A pulpit committee consisting Of F.
H. Sanderson. J. W Earle. ". II.
Fender and J. W. Outlaw has been ap
pointed to secure a pastor.
Mr.. VermiIiion and his family viii
make their home at Tularosa. y. n,
but most OF his time will be spent in
travelling through the south in his
work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

BfEge- store. better service. entire
new stock OF fresh seeds. bird, dog.
poultry supplies etc same location
as before fire II Paso Seed Co. 525
r. FL Paso St. Just East OF Court
House.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

MO man has been properly educated
~ who has not studied Webster's
Bluebacked Spelling Book Capital let
tiers mark Of respect), and has written
at least one composition on dogs in
the usual fashion, as follows:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
DOGs.


There are many kinds OF dogs,
such the hound dog, the fist gOns
/ sound), or as il Is more often
pronounced, fest. the yellow dog.
the biting dog AMI the barking
dog, the Bull Pup. and many other
kinds too numerous TO mention
In the west here we are familiar
with dehorned cattle and detailed
dog, or rather eurtailed, which
il the same rs bobtniled. Those
not satisfied with the humiliation
thus Offered the canine species
nny have these same eurtailed
dogs retalled, or wholesaied-
Some have thought IL apparently
unfair, II one many demur at Scrip
thrai warnings. that all dogs are in
ciuded without discrimination or dis
tinction in dogs whatever The
warning Is against the whole race OF
dogs, OF any and all descriptions
Might there not be an aristocracy
among dogs. big dogs. as II were.
which should properly be excluded
from the wholesale prohibition en-
Joined IN the text There seems 70
be no exception to the rule. None
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
UNION SERVICES DRAW CROWDS
To SQUARE IN HEART Of CITY.

Preachers Alternate onsectaIian Meetings and Many
Churches Have Abandoned Regular Evening Worship
During the Heated Term; Sacred Song Evening
Is Promised by the First Baptist Church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

ministers are at AL y
though connected with
situations, such as st.
Concord. AL three OF
are issuing statements
other authorities and
selves interviewed BY !
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

By REV HUBERT NJ SMITH. Asbury Methodist Church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

7eI Known, al
prominent in
Paul's school
these agencies
to bishops and
getting them
newspapers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

Three forces from within its own
ranks are attempting 10 force the
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-05

som Diet bedste Middel he1imod, hvad
Diet ogsaa viste sig at vere. Siden iee
got Diet, sler jeg mig for hver Dag,
bedre og starkere, og de smertende
Symptomer Ell forsvundne. - Mrs.
NJ. GOLDEN, 925 Napoleon St.
Fremont, Ohio.
Sadanne smertende Symptomer som
~Svineanfald. Nervesitet, Ryglidelser,
Hovedpine, Pirrelighed og the blues
kan kurtig overvindes og Systemee
bragt normale Forhold we'd dette be-
romte Rod og Vrtemiddel Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable'C Compound.
Hvis der wiser; sig nogen Complika-
toner skriv til the Lydia E. Pinkha1n
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass, for Rad
mod dem. Resultatet af 40 Aars
Erfaring STAIR I'll Deres Tjeneste OF
Deres Brew holdt streng. fortroligt.
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46 Aar og havd
allie S%ymptomer paa
F%orandring.
H~edeanfald, Ner-
vositet og var i en-
belt nedbrudt Still
ing, saa def var
~'anskeliet for mig
at gjere nit Ar
|bejde. Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
able Compound
Blew mig anbefafer
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"udvalg al
verdensIiteraturen."

Ale Bigger er af saname Fosmst
4Rx6A", elegant indbnndne
med Titelen trykt j Guid.
Pris pr. Bind, SOC.
Barr. Robert: En- livlig Dame
- Unge Lord Stranleigh.
Benneche, Olaf: Marie Louise.
keventlow.
Birmingham, Gee. A.: Spanske
Dukater.
Bordeaux, Henry: Fsdrenes
Jord.
Chesterton, G.. K: Fader Brown
Doyle, A. Conan: Hunden fra
Baskerville.
Fletcher. ]. S.: Mysteriet I
Middle Temple.
Flower, Newman: Den ride
H9st.
Glyn, Elinor: Hvad var Grunden
Hallon, Joseph: Ghettoens Dron-
=, ming.
Hay. Ian: Lady Cars Egteskab
Kitchens, Robert: Spahien.
Kipling. Rudyard: I Dronnin-
gems Klar.
- Paa de store Banker.
Meadows, Alice Maud: Ut Fl.
M9rket.
Ohnet, George: Dgd over Bona
parte.
- Jernverkseieren.
Parker, Gilbert: Den Fre,nmedc
Seeliger, Eward Gerh.: Million
tyven Peter Voss.
sidvick, cecily: Cynthias Even
tyr.
Skowronnek, Rich,: Jegerbatsi-
jonen.
Stacpoole, Fl. de We're: De blod-
r6de Azalear.
cx>a,o~ d c...
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Forandringen ]
en- kvindes Liv
Mrs. Golden forteIler hvorledes dst
kan passeres ! Sikkerhed
or Webb findende.

Fremont, O:-'Jeg ~passerede den
kritiske Periodic j livet i en- Alder af
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J0Iv ~Iu# wy ~ W .N1S ToS
oer bar laet ct @alpbaa1o, lornmle,liat al imaa aors,
Mnr1nortrinene ru1l6t ON Mltret lfirncbe blanfe
Der, bpor 2pfet falot, men tabte Zig til @i6erne uo i
Maerfct, 90 Splpfoatcrrn ira Mterol,genS $igrrer
ligne6e blege, fnptte6e $a1r6cr.
lbpggen fra @lottct fpntcs at babe fu1at Totarino
IND til bette bcllige Ste6 % at %foriterfes be6 BEN
tunge @ggclfeolft, Der 1~trs,nme6e no fra ~Srogencs
Msrfe.
Geiten Tom I Ma6lcl faite6e Dronnirgen ig paa
anG fora, Mltret, me6ens ben6es &anber fnuge0e
fig ON Mar,nortrinets run6i1eb1te aa1,t.
"&ielp Mig, n%oo6eriae Maoonno, unoerfuloe
SSomfr,," rqpbtc bum, mcoers bun Isftcbe aniigtet
op imoo oct iupelblinfc1be BiHcoe. "&inlp mig,
bu &rpiteful6e, / bpis $nnoer 8armbiertigbeben q:
oipet. Grels &onger,. REQ BAN % ber prifet /
Gpiebco."
M,,nfen bapoe itaaet tous peo @i6en al ben6e,
men 6o BUN ta,8, iagoe BON, % bans Stennme lpb
trre1lbe:
"Gg OH, mabonna nj, ifffte bie1per Ser, 9ro,-
u1ng, = er bun 6o ogioa prilct al Gber?"
"@e6 for mig, at BUN binlper," roabtc Grornin-
get, % ereb fat ON bans auppe.
"Sbor fan S bog tro, at ct i~frebeligt % ipa1bes
f.l0t Me1111e}fes @en bor 6en W2ogt2 Ser ct ingen
D6mbgbeb / g6ers emo, Dro11ning, fun $roog. Seq
MI beoe ON Jre6 for Dor gooe Serre. men S foripn=
&c: @oer rreget be6 at billie tbinge @i1nleneS Dron.
ring. 8gi @6ers Sin6 90 beo / D6rnpgbe6."
@atarina bloc fpure beftigt, men Munfen bar al.
lcreoe gaoet.
Gorpirret Iaa bun, fig ON. @rooer @berar6o bap.
be oltoo life billet sbie1pe ben6c, bon bar gooet,
oprert ODER b1,6e, 1be11 Ell eneite ~treltenoe ORD. 90
bnm folote Solicit goo?
Sun iaa op moo Mooonnabi1le6et, fo1n for at
isge Sialp 6er> og bcgpn6te iaie1, at beoe, io9te %
burtigt.
@febens bun lao iaale6es, bar btt, 1om ON @to-
tlen oeroppe paa Mltret bleb lepenbe, % ,fo11 ON BET
im1ffe Barn / 6ens @rne o1tog @fiHffel{e al ben6es
ege1 lille Gre,1g.
$en6es opbtoie6e og o%bertrptte 9ierr1e orbeioe6e
fig IND / 6cn1re 6oreitilling, og greben at ben famine
angit for at Mite ban,, Tom bum for tort fibe1 bob6e
felt be6 bans Buege, fnugebe BUN $aroer1e font
men oe roabte / lin @ielc1eo:
"Nei mel, Ma6onna, life ban1, life min @en -
=! Sorlang life BAN for at frellc aongen.... bnn1
foor bu olorig.... !"
sun ip1tes at BET bli6e Mnfigt oerop&e fmiIebe /
iorglss og eg%enfiarlig @1G6e ne6 til 8ornet pua bets
Sfjd6, 1loen at brp6e fig ONT benoe, og greben al
@e6iel ogBreoe rejite bum fig, leo 10 afaapellet, lnf.
feoe Dere1 uoe,, at ie fig tilbage, fo1n ONT bun Mep
~forfulgt, % ffpnote fig 10 al airfen.
30 at Maunfe11e ffulgte be11oe tilboge til @lotet %
gift me6 be11be in6, u6en at BUN pnIe6e benz.
SUN fanbt Don @lfonio bentenbe poo benbe peb
ben6es Barns @eng.
San faa bleg % %on1tren8t I'D.
@otarinos forte Spsresmaol oial6t Barnet, %
BON ipore6e f%oru,16ret:
"@ar1ret - Dronntng? Set bar 1obet trpgt belc
Gioen.... Men =. ieg ct 10 nb6t til at fiee ,Goer
bet. Dor fi9re aonge ct 6po!"
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9be &aNtel.

C"SNN O'Ol%C \lSISI OAAkO Z O"I uES1IOA.
9fao6et ! 2ebfoiia oa $erferer1e batoe itrafs
ubraabt Gotorino til gpperr,8 $erfter, neb forumc
D}ogt iom oer af6eoe &ongc, NirbtI SEN &io, oa
herbes @bn bil6e bore 9%ornneI not til felp at 1tprc
2onbet.
@een tiItro68 for, at Gotorina por .faa bel liot,
bar Sprerct in1oo be116e %lnn1ttoig i fu16 Gong, u6en
at no6c1 fa1r6e fiee> bbor BET bar beop116t.
Sra ben ip6lige Del al 9e,1 oe fra De ir1ao @per
runot ON beb &Dite11 fom Der W}elbtnger, at Solicit
nGgteoe at la6e fig regjerc al en- &pir6e, % 6erpao
tom unoerret11ing ON, at BET bar i1ge1 o16en enh
sssofob 6cn &rebies Setter, 8oolo be 2ufig11ot, }om
{to6 / Spioie11 for ois1e Misforngiebel
San bob6e ollereoe / lnngere SID opbpl6t fig i
8pe11 Hopbos, bbor ban boboe leoet timber ct poa-
toget Mobn.
6ilomena bobbe ie16t ban1 8uo, fnainort Sort
gems @Dgoon1 lDrtes at futile antage Ell, alborlig So
rafter, 90 ban bar ga ltrafs reiit til Gppern, bbor
ban idm1nen mes rogle al fine @enner bar begpnot
at poabirfe Golfetun1inge11 in1ob >Gronnin9e1, og at
~foretille SS16bpggerne, Oct ubGr6iJe / at Io6e fig
regiere al en- &bin6e.
Sans @fienbe6 % bans @eltalenbe6 boo6e life
unolaot at gipre SSnotrpf, og %faainort @onge1 bar
6go og gu6ffobet berom bar nooet 40 ODER 2anoet,
loo ban fine Soft uoroobe fig til &erffer ODER gp
bern rn6er @aaifl16 al Mrpeligbeoens met og bab-
6e6e, at Gronningeng @o1g bar u%Iepligt, ba 2o1r6ets
2obe i~ntetite6s omtolte Dem M2uligbe6 at lu6e e.,
Dronnirg reaiere.
gotorina imileoe, 6a man meo6elte ben6e 9SaoloS
Sor6ring pan Eronen.
Gen gior6e ben6e lite uroltg. Sun fglte fig fit
Ter foa, at set tilillt tar ben6e og ttfe bonn, Solicit
biloc feGge, og 6esl1oe1 bar bum en6nu ioo optoget al
}aonget1s 500 og at at iatte fig int / Be benoe noe
iten %1tfje1ote &egieringspligter, at bum ffianfe6e
0preret ringe, efter @tatsraaoets mening, alt for
ringe Opnprfionbeb.
Baolo Be 2ufig1m rpnfeoe fine 8rpn og b1ep breg
al on6 @re6e, 6a mon meo6elte ham, at Dron11ingen
nappe not fan6t BET l%1n1age11 bnrb at fen1pe iamob
bam.
"&,1t ffal faa onoet at fgIe," fngoe ban baIpbeit,
og ban fna [%aale6es poa Manoen, iom bab6e brugt
@1toet, at oerne beg tilbage.
"Sbao iag0e Dronninge1 mere?" fpurgte bo,,
baar6t efter en- @a1fe.
"@il s bbre be16es eg1e Orb, &erre?"
"Noturliabis- 6erfor fprret ieg, DIT Ss5pl"
"Dronntr,get fag6e iuft %faareoes, - og bun por
rattt % itoIt at f, Serre, - 1Sig til Naolo Be gu.
fignan, iom ierote Dig, at leg frnster bonn HH e not