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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16
MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY
RAJ I0moc J Mon
THE NOISELESS PLAYS.

] delight In real red blooded rough house movies,
But | miss the Villains wild, revengeful shout,
And the msidens shrek of horror when he bens her fond ado
In the good old Knock EN- Down and Drag em Outl
There is always something lacking In drama
When its widest destitute OF noise
Absolute and utter fqnce always dampens Of Whence
Those old ten-twent-thirty thrilles were the boysl
At the movies your attention mustn't wander
Or you'll the lovers when they kiss,
And the threst thrill missing when the villain isn't hissng
What's a william when hear him hss1
When the hero takes chair kitchen table
And comes down gentleman Ker-b blam!
Though he lots would satisfaction
II you knew that you going to hen the slam
And II always little bit uneanny
When takes the window and the sash
As he's suddenly elected that DON'T expected,
Hear that dear delightful, funny, off stage crash
You have also lost lot Of lovely heatt-throbs
When the heroine is tumbled off the boat
DnappesIs beneath wavelet to dark and watsry gavelet
While no veStgc of a sound escapes her throat
There thrills I have mentioned, In the movies
But they never really to raise your hair.
Crimes committed the quiet cannot be the riot
When there isn't screaming anywhere.
II the characters could talk while being murdered
II the villains pulled the old time villain lines
Kissing Scond shall kill you then the photo plays would thrill
And you'd feel the good old chill run down spines
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16
GREAT VICTORY
PAGEANT TO Be
HELD IN LONDON
Pershing WIN Head ConpoS-
ite Regiment Saturday.

LONDON. Tuesday. Tuly Is
(Nia Mon,reall-A composite rcgi-
ment OF United States soldiers, 3+U
strong. beaded by General PerShing,
will lead the great victory march
through London on Saturday, July l9
according 10 the completed program
announced tonight, The decision IN
have the allied troops march in alpha
bciical order as TO nations resulted
in the place OF honor going To the
Americsas. The parade will take AN
unusual route. starting from Hyde
Park chiefly and proceeding along
tire south side Of the Thames.
After the Belgian contingent, the
French. a thossand strong. will fol-
low and then a rather small body
oi Italians. a detachment OF Japane'e
'nd other allied representatives. The
= forces OF the British empire will
march behind the allied contingcms.
Admiral Sir David Beatty, head OF
the navy: Field Marshal Sir Douglas
Naig and other generals viii lead the
British army, in which all arms will
participate. including the womcns
CORPS and nurses, all with their
massed standards and their color,
and bands and pipes. The Aus
ualians. South Africans and Indian
p troops will also march in the pageant
One Of the most impressive mo-
men,s will be in Whitehall, where the
procession will salute the stately me
morjsl TO the dead. designed by Sir
Edwin Luytes. Special private ac-
commoda,ionS have been made for
four thouhand female relatives and
children Of the officers and men
killed in the war and, also for tho
wounded.
General rcrshing, the American
commander n-ehiei. who is in Lon
don TO participate in the Victory pa.
rade Saturday. went to the British
war office today and presented dis.
tincuished service medals 10 a number
Of prominent British governmental Of.
ficers. Those who received the medals
were Viscount Miner, secretary for
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16
EXPORT TARIFFS
At GULF POINTS
TO Be REDUCED
CongeSted Condition on At
lantiC Coast Relieved,

WASHINGTON, July l6-Read-
juSimcnt OF export freight rates 10
South Nlanuc and Gulf ports will be
started soon by the railroad admins
,railcn 10 permit shipments through
those caieNayS on equal terms with
"cN York and the east.
This assurance was given yesterday
vs. Director OF Traffic Chambers and
Director OF Public Service Thelcn 10
representatives Of the south and MD
de vrrt who appeared to protest
against the reported intention oi the
administration 20 cancel existing eX-
port rcttS which would diver, thou
sands Of tons OF freight 10 the already
crowded North Atlantic seaboard. II
was announced after the hearing the
railroad administration not only had
no intention OF canccing existing
rates hut planned 10 extend them to
cover all the territory from the Mis-
slSSippl river 10 the Ohio.P PcnnSyl-
vanla line including Buffalo and Pitts
burgh
Representatives Of virtually all the
tycrW two Mississippi valley states
of the various ports interested in
Guiding New Orleans, Mobile, Pensa-
cola Galveston, Houston, South At
lantic ports and numerous senator's
and congressman attended the hearing
They will appear today before the
shipping board to ask that adequa,.
'teamship facilities and favorable
ocean rates to be given the South At
hn,ic and Gulf ports so combined rail
md water rates on export traffic will
fnablc them to compete with the cast.
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My Heart and
My nWs1ard
Why Madgs Regretted Her Tilt"
With Allen Drake.
by Adele Garrison

MYTH mental wrench my
w thoughts came back a, Lillian $
" words 10 the "urgcn, business
she had mentioned, ard had com
plc,ely forgotten for the few minute,
Of my colloquy with Allen Drake
Her admonitlon to hurry" must
mean that only the time necessary %
ca, Betty's promised special dinner
separated me from the meeting | 80
dreaded. the facing Of the woman who
had wrecked my mothers life. and
who was now destroying the hardly
won tranquility OF my fathers old
age
had swift, Qualm of conscience
over the urdcniable fact that Mr.
brakes nonsense had been potent
enough to make. me forge, the serlou,
purpose that had brought me to Lii
llan'S home Then realized that I've
little mental parryinK had been just
what needed. that the cOntrovcr' "
had given a flip to my spirits, whicn
had pm, in the background all my
nervous trcmors.
"But, Didn't"
squared my mental shoulders with
the determination 10 be worthy ui
Iillian's faith IN me, and all her
arduous work on the problem con
fronting me, that OF saving my
fathers pocke,book and peace OF mind
without his knowledge. must have
given some physical gesture indicat-
ing my frame OF mind. for Mr, Drake
looked down at me curiousIy as he
walked into the dining room with Lii.
lIan and me
Getting ready for the fray" Ae
asked IN his usual indolcn, drawl, but
| noticed with surprise that the mock
ing note was gone from his voice. In
stead. his tone was interested, friend
ly
7 started. flushed, for his quick
reading OF my thoughts embarrassed
me
"Ycs, am | stammcred. But, |
DIDN'T
know Mr.. Drake: was in on
this" Lillian interrupted from IN,
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16

Washable cotton voles, organdies and
nets, also georgettes, crepes and taffetas.
You will find plaids, checks, plain navy
blue, fresh and white. All reduced to
$19.75.
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ITALIAN W0RKMEN STOP
SHIP WITH AMMUNITION

NAPLES. 1uc,day July l5-Thc
steamer Jablou, arrived here IRON
London today bu, was stopped by
wurkmcn IN the harbor who rctus, ! TO
allow her a. continue her voyage be-.
cause She carried ammunition The
crew oi the Cablon, was forced to
unload the cargo, after which the
ship was allowed TO proceed
4, reason for their action in
forcing the crew to unload the am
muntun the harbor workhen claimed
that the ammunition was intended Tor
use against the bolsheyiki IN Russia
The identity OF the CablonS is un.
certain Her name does not appear
in available shipping records The
proposed general strike in Italy,
France aud Great Britain on July
r. according to the plans OF It's lead
ers, IS 70 be in part a protest against
Allied intervention in Russia
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Teddy Jr. to Make
Race for Assembly

NlNEOLA y y, july With
out announcing the platform uopn
winch he vii 90 before the people Of
Nassau county as candidate for the
state assembly llcur Col Theodore
Roosevelt last nigh, accepted the re
publican nomination IN speech to
the republican town committees OF
North lIcmp,tcad and Oyster Bay
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white, full fashioned, with dou-
bic garter tops. double heels and
toes. Price ssc pair.
Wayneknit ou,sire hosiery, in
white, OF excellent Isle, full
fashioned. double garter tops
double heels and toes. Price
Csc pair.
Pure thread silk hose for
women, seamless, full fashioned,
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Group z, at $6.95

Demure little cotton dresses - gin
hams and voles in great variety, but
small sizes only. All reduced to $6.95
NOTE: A fresh shipping of ,chi
1ble skirts came IN yesterday. II
IRE $5.75 and $3.50.
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other side OF tina, gentleman Sure
thing | wouldn't have been able g.
get 50 complete a line oi dope on Nh
lady II ! hadn't per uldcd hiu TO call
ont his reserves
Mrs. Underwood does me too mu u
honor Mr Drake rcjQincd 81 really
was able 10 help bat very little
lust supplied the one missing llnA
without which.,hc whole Dhaiu wou,d
have been useless" Lillian asserted
warmly But SEE Bc',y's irappci
chicken Jelly Is already IN place, and
It Is worth oar lives To tarry Sht
has that at just he right d"grcc pi
ireidlty and II wc don't do iull jus.
tiCo 20 u
When madge Concluded
81 infer We viii be minu, one per
iectk good hnNc,N;' Mr Drake
asked a he drew her chair out, seated
her with no appearance Of haste, sci
50 swiftly and deity that he Va.
drawing out my chair a, Lillian ans
wcred
"Nour inference Sc only too cor.
rect" she saii Still I hear Nc
sounds OF d,,approyal from tn,
kitchen. SO fancy we're safe. Eu
don, dare to leave any oi tins. It /.
one OF Beity's pet recipes"
i was indeed delicious concor
ton, a ,ublrma,ed ielllcd chiokc
broth. seasoned eSpcr'ly and chile
TO jus, the righ, degree We DID fu
| Justice 20 It IN silence but m,
thoughts, at least, were busy
For | icl, that it was an irony OF
late that should owe deb, col
gratitude 10 this man with whom
had lu,, been mentally lou.t,uE u
what was pcrilously near an und'gnr
fed ,qudbble was gladsui the oo
portunlty 10 keep my eyes upon tn,
exquisite houlIlon cup before me.
| A. Betty sailed maleStlcaijy int.
the dining room az Lillan's sigma
10 remove the bouIllm cups, Mr.
brakes low murmur reached my
cars. | looked up quickly, found hi'
eyes liked on mine with an cxprc'-
SION OF boyiSh iriendllncSS FAR dn
ierent from the lazy scrutiny with
which he had regarded me before
Let, call it truce I'm sorry II
teascd.' he went on. taking advantage
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appreciation Of the American govern.
went for services rendered by the re.
cipicnti.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-03
Lila Lee Plays
"PuppyL oue" al
Locus Princess
New Star Shown in Comedy
of Youthful Days; Other
Plays Booked.

Lila Lee, one OF the recently ac-
knowledged stars of the screen, viii
be the first of the weeks features
which will be shown at Loew's Prin-
cess Sunday and Monday.
In Puppy Love" which is described
as a genuine novelty in the comedy
drama line. Miss Lee plays another Of
her delicious youthful roles, while
Charles Murray is seen as her father,
an Irish hodcarrier, who rises to wealth
and fame and marries a lady Of dis
tinction. His attempts to bust" into
society are said to afford many laughs.
The support, headed by Harold Good
win, Is unusually praiseworthy. LoeW's
current events will be added for Sun
day and a new Nestor comedy will be
shown Monday and Tuesday.
The star for Tuesday only will be
John Barrymore, whose new comedy
is XHere Comes the Bride" Mr.. Barry
more portrays the role of q poor law
yer who is in love with the beautiful
daughter of a millionaire, but who weds
a reward of 500, 600. Mr.. Barrymore
Is one of the best known actors in
the country and he is now appearing
In Tolstoy's play, Redemption" at a
New York theater with great success
"The False Faces" featuring Henry
B. Walthal, hero of THE Birth OF a
Nation" and other noted productions
Of D. W. Griffith, will be the attraction
for Wednesday and Thursday. The
Lone Wolf" from which THE False
Faces Is adapted. a novel written hs
Mr., VaMce. was widely read and Its
central character, Michael Lanyard, q
French crook with the genius OF Sher'
lock Holmes and daring OF D'Artagnan
became highly popular, Lanyard Is tn.
central figure of THE False Faces
and in this story he is seen as a re
formed man, bent on revenge agains
a Hun spy who has brought LANYARD
wife and child to death in Belgium,
! Vivian Martin will be the featured
star for Friday and Saturday, her new
comedy being Little Comrade," II
which she portrays the role of
wealth girl, who dons her W con
ception OF oyeralls for farming and VIII
reforms a weakling and then decide
to marry him. The picture is anus
ing throughout and is described as on
of this stars most pleasing stories
Loew's news weekly is added.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-03
Norma TdImadge
To Be Seen at
NeW Majestic
Alice Brady in New Play Also
a Feature.

1.-THE Probation Wife," with Norma
Talmadge, will be shown at New Ma
jestic No. / Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
1.-THE Probation wife" Is the story
of a girl who is the most popular AZ
traction at a notorious cafe. Later the
place Is raided and she Is sentenced W
three years In the reformatory, she
escapes at the end of the second year.
on the train she meets the ma who
had tried to aid her to escape from the
cafe, and she offers herself to him Tor
food and shelter. Much to her surprise,
he marries her, She calls herself his
probation wife. Love makes a differ
ent woman of her ana they become true
husband and wife,
Alice Brady, as Drina Hilliard, in her
latest Select picture, Marie, Ltd IS
the essence Of all that is lovely and
charming. She is full Of the joy and
abandon of youth with that. little touch
of severity that marks early RESPONSE
bilities.
The picture Is a fascinating one and
certain to hold the interest Of the most
blase theater-goer. The story Is cen
tered about the hat shop of Marie
| Ltd" one OF the fashionable and exclu-
sive establishments ON Fifth avenue.
Miss Brady gives an excellent char-
acterization of the girl VINO gave up =
promising career as a teacher or writer
to become a salesgirl in her mother 9
shop. Her mothers ambition to marry
her to a man she does not. love adds
another ENHANCEMENT to Drina's com
plicated life. After many heartaches
and tears the path of happiness
| stretches out to meet her.
Marie, Ltd" is not one of that large
class OF pictures which a absolutely
no excuse for appearing upon the
screen, save that the camera has
ground out several reels of moving PEG
ple and hideous sets. This picture VII
he shown at New Majestic No. l next
THURSDAY, Friday and Saturday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-03
Reed to Star
In "WiUes of Men,"
Be Seen at Majestic No. 2 For Five Days in Big
Production.

|ey had Just been married. the
ster had but a few moments before
the words that made them man
wife. He was waiting for his bride
Join him so they might start on
honeymoon. Softly she came
h the stairs, stole up to her hus-
}, looked over his shoulder and
1.-THE photograph of another woman
I words Of love written on it. Then
owed IL years of misery for her.
] she to remain true to her husband
let him do as he pleased or was
to get what pleasure she could out
life? This is the absorbing sort OF
|lot that is unfolded in Wives OF
starring beautiful and talented
Fence Reed, which will be shown at
|estic No. 2 for five days, beginning
day.
his photodrama is promised as one
[he biggest movie attractions shown
many months. Supporting Florence
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-03
POSTAL employees TO
MEET AT CHATTANOOGA

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 81
Two hundred postal employees from
Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia and Mis-
sissippi will hold a convention here
next Sunday for the purpose OF dis
cussing legislation for making the sal
aries paid during the war permanent
Chairman John A. Moon, Of the com.
mittee on postofficcs and postroads
Of the house of representatives, has
been invited to appear before the con
vention and express his views on tht
question of salaries for postal employees
All branches Of the postal service VII
be represented at the convention ane
other matters affecting the service will
he considered.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-03
ARKANSAS FARMER KILLS
HIMSELF AND HIS WIFE

BLYTHEvILLE, Ark, May a.
to the home Of his divorced wife, Mrs.
Walter Ellison, shot and killed her,
then walked a mile from the scene
and killed himself with the same re-
volver. Mrs. EIlison's second husband
recently died and 1t is said that Boyd
had sought to induce her to remarry
him and that she had refused.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-03
Memphis Grain
Conditions Are
Found To Be Good

Conditions in regard to the inspec-
ton and grading Of grain at Mem
phis as employed by the local grain
exchange and the railroad facilities for
handling grain here, were found to be
very satisfactory by the committee rep
~resenting the United States department
OF agriculture, the federal railroad ad-
m~inistration, the bureau of markets and
TIE general grain trade. which spent
Friday In conference with local grain
dealers and railway officials, The com
mittee Is making a survey of the myth
DDS of grain inspection and grading
Of the country. Their report Will be
made direct to the department of az
riculture.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-03
Is Your Wife
q HUI m q
Chameleon?

He thought his wife
had been untrue TO
her marriage vows,
and the episode of the
dimly lighted hallway
had instilled doubts
In his mind. He had
determined to end her
life. and was carrying
out his designs when
Fate, in the form OF q
small boy, stayed his
hand, The astounding
revelations OF the first
reel never permit in
terest to lag until tho
ending of the great
seventh part of this
snperfilm.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-03

Workers Of America, for alleged dam
age caused by members OF the union in
a strike raid on property of the COM
pany at jamestown, Ark. conditional,
ly was upheld in an opinion handed
down In the United States circuit court
of appeals here today The affirmative
vidlng tho mining ompany will waive
claims of $3.50, 900 interest awarded In
the decision. The case was tried orig
inally at Fort Smith, Ark, In Novem-
Der Of 1917. Judges Sanborn and Trie-
Der concurred in the opinion with
Judge Hook dissenting.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-03

A frank and startling
story of brutal misun-
~derstandings, heart
breaks and loves trag-
edies that tug at the
heart strings and stag
ger the soul.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-03
MEN LET OUT.

MERIDIAN, Miss, May 3. (Spl.)--
Forty employees of the Southern rail-
road shops were let out this morning.
bulletin by Master Mechanic Little.
Lines ali over the country will re-
duce their forces, it Is said.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-03
Is Your
Husband a
JekyIL and
Hyde?

For many years she
was convinced her
husband loved another
woman--was in reali-
ty married to another.
They had just been
married when she
stole softly upon him
and saw him gazing
at the photograph of
another woman upon
which had been writ
ten burning words OF
love. After - years
she makes a discovery
which changes her en-
tire life and brings
happiness. A picture
every woman should
see.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-03

It's different, but, oh!
so true to life that it
hits home to every I'M
happy wife in the
land, and leaves moth
ing to the Imagination
in the telling Of it.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-03

HEALS
BLISTER

Began with head itching. Scalp
ed and sore and itched and burned
i'll could not sleep. Hair all cams
but till head was as clear as palm OF
hand. A friend advised Cuticura.
Began using free sample and after
wards bought more. Three cakes
Soap and three boxes Ointment
healed.
From signed statement Of Miss
Leanner Bonds, r. F. D. ., Box 15s,
Brunswick, Tenn.
Make Cusieura Soap and Ointment
your daily toilet preparations.
Cuticura Talcum 10 an a~ntiseptic. prophy-
Tactic. soothing busting powder Of delicate,
fascinating fragrance. 25c. everywhere.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-03
JEFFERSON COUNTY GOES
OVER TOP OF QUOTA

PINE BLUFF, Ark, May 3. ,tSpl.)
At $3.50 Friday 1t was announced that
Jefferson county had gone over tne o Q
in the Victory loan campaign.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-03
PANTHER BURN SOLD.

vICKSBuRG, Miss, May 3.-Panther
Burn, said to be one OF the largest
plantations In the South, located In
Sbarkey county, Miss, comprising L.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-03
UNITED MINE WORKERS
MUST PAY JUDGMENT

ST. LOUIS, May 3.-The $4,000
Judgment awarded the Coronado Coun-
ty Mining company, Of Sebastian coun-
Il. Arkansas, against the United Mine
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-03

Reed Is a cast Of well-known artists
and the production has been given I'M"
usual attention "a every detail.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08

Paa Dansk we'd
N. P. M D S E N.

En- Afdeling al mine mysiske Kampfeller rykkede
frem. og ola de saa mig igge we'd Foden af Ell Ro-
mer, styrtede de los paa os for at drabe ham. |
dette farlige OjebIik yiste Pudens, hyor holt han
stod over mig, idet han sorgede for min Sikkerhed
med Fare for sin egen. Han trak mig til Side, for
at Jeg like skulde bliye trampet ned af de k@m-
pende, saaret og ukampdygtigI som jeg var. Og
saa forst beredte han sig til Forsvar overfor den
store %Overmagt. Denne h~ojmodige Handling smell.
tede nit haarde Hjerte. Jeg forbod mine Soldater
at dr@be ham, og han blew fort bort som Fange.
Mine Saar var d9delige, men Gud har givet mig saa
megen Made, at jeg har faaet Low til at leve saa
l@nge, at jeg kunde gore noget af Diet onde, jeg
har foryoldt, godt igen. Pudens plejede mig som
EN- Broder, og da jeg kom saa meget til Krafter,
at jeg haabede at klnne udholde Rejsen, drog vi
ad Rom til. 0g nu takker jeg Gud, at han har la
Diet mig Sc dig lykkelig, for jeg DOR
qHar du ogsaa forladt dine Fedres og dit Fac
drelands Guderl' raabte Plautius. ,sandelig, den
ne syermeriske 0vertro synes at skulle brede sig
vidt."
aJeg tror paa den eneste sande Gud og den
Frelser, han sendte, Jesus Kristus, svarede En-
rvs bestemt.
Plautius rynkede Panden.
.,Hvoraf kommer DIET dog, ~ sagde han, lat saa
mango for Tiden forlader de gamle yeie2 Jeg ten
ker, at der engang maa settes en- Stopper for dis
Sc nye Neninger. ellers er ieg bange for. de kan
bringe Ulykke."
AT anerkende Sandheden kan da aldrig brin-
ge Ulykke med sig, svarede Emrys. oSog kun at
l@re den at kende, Plautius sog at faa Diet Eyange-
lium at hore, som blew mig til Frelse og Salighed,
saa vii du antage Diet at hele dit Hjerte, Diet er jeg
Wis paa."
gNej, Emrys, Diet Wide aldrig ske," sagde
Plantius yenligt, dog like uden en- Wis Foragt. Min
Ven Erastus og jeg er for gamle og yor Kejser og
wore Guder for h%engiyne til at vile antage en- ny
Filisofi. g"
Dermed forlod han og Erastus Selskabet. De
andre underholdt sig endnu ON de Ting, der hor-
tie Guds Rige til. Saa knelede de ned og takkede
Gud for al den Made, han havde bevist dem.
Men NEST jublende %strommede Klaudias TAX
sigelse OPP mod Himlen.