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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21
". D. W FINISH
BIG CONVENTION
Elect Board of Officers for
The Mexican Border
Jurisdiction.


Mesa, ARK. was chosen by the dele
gates as the seat OF the next biennial
meeting OF the Ari-Mex jurisdiction.
which viii be held in APRIL 1921, Of
the Woodmen OF the World
About 50 delegates were here sun
day. They were guests OF the cham
Der Of commerce and the Woodmen OF
the city at luncheon at the sheldon
Sunday and visited Juarez-
At the Deming convention the Iol-
LOWING Officers were elected 10 serve
tow years: head consul. r. y. miller,
Hagerman: head advisor, Amos A.
Belts. Phoenix: head clerk, " J. Col
Tins. Clifton. Ariz.; head banker, J. B.
I.ecix. Carlsbad, y. IL; head escort, z
3. Swope. AlbuQuerque; head sentry,
i. II. Appodocs. Clifton Ariz-: head
Waterman, J. r. Whitmore. Tucum-
carl, n. n; head auditors. James NC
Fadden. Douglas; Claude Hooher, CHI
ton: +. p. Hill. santa Fe; B. HaWord,
Portales. and ~ A Griss0n. Roswell
The law and legislative committee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21
Rupture Kills
OOAnnnaLLy

Seven thousand per1ous each year are
Iaid away-ths burial certificate os -
NAKED 'sRuoture.H WHY Eee4-77
rnfortunats ones had neglected thelllsH - -
OF had been merely ta<ins care OF -
riru f7weuinE1 OF the affliction ara -.
fnr no attention 70 the cause. " a-t =, ~
you doinE2 Are you neEleclns 49,
By wearing q truss. applenees q w.
ever name You choose 20 cal III AZ -
ne truss e only a rlakes1lft--a talse -
aFainst a coliapsing wall--an1 c-lno- -
expected 20 act as more tlan q -
Clinical support The b-ndins - 49,
retards Blood circulation. thus ro31-ls -
Weakened uscIes of that which they n---
uozt-nourishment -, --
But science has found a way ana -. =.
TINS rufferer II the lard Is inFlls1 -
rnsEe 4 FREE test right IN me prlsals
~ fhefr own home The PLAPAy inall-.-
n rIn01lestfouablv the most acientillcs 60
cal and successful Eelf-trealfleli- Aol -
tr-s the world has ever known
The PLsAPAO PAD when adnerlns 49, -
" 70 the body cannot pQ---7-y ~ -
rhift out Of place. therefore. call9-
or pinch. Soft as veiTet-easy e 49,
ineTpensive. To be used whilst yol 49, 49,
and whilst you sleep No straps o-1-
or springs attached .-, --.-r--
T,earn row to close the hernial ops.5---
As naturs intended 50 the rupture -.
cone dor7n send your name TO-DAY =
PIsAPAO co. Block ISL g. Loals. -
~ ERE trial Piapao and the inAofi--
ton necessary--AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21
"BAYER CROSS"
ON ASPIRIN
Always Ask for Genuine
s'Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin"

Only Aspirin Tablets with the safety
'.Bayer Cross on them are genuine
'Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin" owned and
made by Americans and proved safe
BY millions Of people Unknown guam
titles Of fraudulent Aspirin Tablets
were sold recently by q Brooklyn
dealer which proved 10 be composed
mostly OF Talcum Powder
.Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin" should
always be asked for. Then look for
she safety sBayer Cross" on the pack
age and on each tablet. Accept moth
ing eisel Proper directions and dosage
in each Bayer package.
Aspirin Is the trade mark OF Bayer
manufacture Of 1Ionoaceticacidester OF
salicylicacid--AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21
Copper Queen Pays It's
Annual Bonus; 2I20 Men
Are Awarded S226.73O

Bisbee. Ariz.. April 2I.-The
bonuses collected by employees OF the
Copper Queen company for continuous
cerVice last year have been paid,
amounting TO s226,730. divided among
2120 men.
Among them. 1873 had completed
two years continuous service, that en-
titled them 10 S110 bonus each for the
past year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21
Telephone Employees
Ahhrore The Settlement

Boston. Mass. April 21.-The. agree
ment reached by the committee OF
striking telephone operators win OF
ficfals Of the New England Telephone
and Telegraph company and the
providence Telephone company yes
terdav was ratified at a mass meet
ing Of the strikers today and all union
members were ordered 10 report 1or
work at their switchboards at
o'clock this afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21
Texas Farmers League
Denomces Bmleson' S Acts,
Also Houston and Baruch

Waco. Tex April elm a session
here today. the farmers league Of
Texas passed a resolution declaring
unAmerican and undemocratic the
personal government Of postmaster
general A S Burles0u, secretary Of
agriculture Houston and Barnard
Baruch and their policy Of meddling
in affairs OF private citizens
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21
MOVE TO GUST ARIZONA
LABOR OFFICIAL FAIL

Phoenix. Ariz-. april 21--The move
ment TO Gust Geo. D. smith as seere-
tarv OF the Arizona state Federation
on labor failed with the counting Of
the ballots for and against the recalL'
e-ror7ine 10 the statement of r. J.
Croaff. president Of the state fedora
ton.
Al very light vote was cast. said
Croaff. smith was confirmed in his
position by a majority Of go.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21

HeureQueZ SerTantes, charged with
burglary was transferred 10 the coln-
~ san Monday morning Detective
IMAM Franco. who made the arrest OF
the man. did so after investigating
the reported robbery Of the home OF
Mrs. Martha Valdez, who lives at 5oS
Hammett boulevard His case VIII be
heard beore Judge J. II. Beaver Tues
daw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21

wade W Schreffler. city plumbing
Inspector. has been elected by the 10
cal plumbers union TO represent the
local al ire meeting Of the state con
Eeutfon Of this union. also TO the
Texas Federation Of Labor, both OF
which meet in Beaumont this year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21

out in California and other points on
the Pacific coast And the same Is
true on the Atlantic coast I hear
that out in Arizona and in New Mex
leo the Fl Paso scale is paid.
Il have asked the carpenters rep
resentatives 10 defer any action for q
few days TO give me a chance TO In
vestigate here. see the 80 contractors
and master builders and report back
10 the wage board II viii probably
require a week TO do all this
Or. Z. ID. StronE. Phys. and Surg.
SIS p B Bldg Phi a7I-1577 ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21

COMPRISES. A. d. Leyhe. Phoenix; " n
Nelson, clifton, Ariz-s J. II Jackson
Arfesfa- Y. "
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21

Phone 80. Autos for hire.-Adv-
ourtI.s 4 %. buy Liberty Bonds.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21
When VIII You Buy
SILVER-BURK
The Last of the Fortune Makers

Closest Neghbor Marine Elizabeth Van Ceve Horne,
and Dozens Of Other Famous Dividend Payers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-21
Makes Valuable Purchase
Our Purpose


pWan in Of B win bedT
monthly They vii 70 in
after drlHn starts.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22

The ancient understanding that
physical training merely stands Tor
the development Of 80 much bone
matter and hard muscle from the
neck down, Is rapidly being sup
planted by q better and brighter
understanding Of its real value III
upbuilding the human body.
Men who have practically gwen
their entire life TO physical welfare
work are now harvesting their re-
wards. their ideals are turning to
facls insofar that modern educators
are now realizing the Importance OF
den eloping the bodies OF children
Extraordinarily In mind anC body.
The hardest BEETLE for many years
has been that the average bushes,
man carried with him a mental
picture Of a hard knotted Hercules
giant In figure but with a weak
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22
VALUE or BOXING N THE ARMY As MEANS TO KEEP
MORALE AND DISCIPLINE UP TO A HIGH STANDARD
nv CAPTAIN c. L. BROsIUs
In Physical Training, United States Army,

pile or the bottom or the old well.
Recently I met a young man, ON
airain. who boastfully displayed a
huge eix-sh0Oter. When asked why
be carried H. he remarked that a
fellow needs a pistol down here "a
defend himself. The impression u
made on several tourists IL need
less ~ relate. wondered how
much nerve this fellow would ex-
hibit In a pinch without the gun IN
his pocket and how seemingly de-
fenseless he would be- " a weaklinp
were 10 Jam n of his ribs 10 str
up his "dander.'
II ~ hoped that the War Depart
ment will continue their bOxine
instructor corps now touring the
country. II has proven. without d
doubt, that boxing interests each
soldier 10 q great extent n ha.
kept many soldiers IN camp nj
night to witness in%ier-troop on
company matches aud sent then
back 10 their quarters w a happy
frame Of mind. Consequently. box.
ing II performing an important
function IN keeping our men from
places not rated as desirable resorts
Every citizen should make II a
part Of his pastime 10 encourag,
the art Of boxing. Buy a pair vi
gloves. teach the children the greaI
importance Ia strike Only IN self
iefcnse or when attacked hy 4
-ufnian or insulted to a point wher,
mans honor cannot turn the Other
cheek gracefully and smile Will
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22

something worth while for man
kind.
Eel sparingiy. Select food with
proper nourishment Get into out
door games. Play and remain young.
ftll your lungs with pure, fresh
air u often ~ you car. Look mon
oquarely In the eye, with The head
always up, and when you have
given your hest while al work. fol-
low up with a little recreation with
your friends or family, and. by the
time you feel you are ready for the
nights repoee, I am certain that
you will ind this good old world
not nearly a bad A 40 many
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22
PHYSICAL TRAINING DEVELOPS finer TRAITS
OF MAN, WHILE SCIENCE UOUTS DISEASE GERMS
nv CAPTAIN C.. L. BR0sIUs
IN Physical Ira lining. United States Army.

mind. as a true portrayal OF physi-
cal training. The self-palented my
own system quack physical cul-
turist" as a money-makine CRATER
has done more 10 iniure The cause
OF physical training Than any other
source. beware Of the ADVERTISING
physical culturist.' who Illustrates
his wonderfully hard-knotted mus-
cled body and proclaims u as a
standard for oh men. The human
body. perfectly developed. has the
long supple muscle, indicating speed,
active spirit and ever prepared 10 be
brought into play quickly, hui
always with an alert mind 10 CO.
ordinate with the body.
Slow Thinkers Those
OF Stln aud Hard Muscle.
The "hard-mnscle" man Is the
! sluggish fellow, and as a rule the
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22

calamity shouiera and rcf0rmers
would make u appear.
A narrow mind and a disease
germ are allied BY nature. The
litter " being rapidly extefmlnated
through modern science ana the
former must eventually be widcned
through mental and physical train
ing. We know that each person
has some good qualities. although
possibly hidden. Let us bring them
10 the surface through healthy.
wholesome exercises. and a helping
hand; not through laws that will
eventually teach hate. the greatest
of all dnstrnynra OF man.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22
UNIVERSAL MILITARY AND PHYSICAL TRAINING

m IS TEAIm AND FTHECfC ONTROL OF TE MD and Bon MTNnR TIA eTHENGfH
THAT THE GREAT REQUIREMENT on MODERNM MEN Al MODEnN OCCUPATIONS; RI u ID THE
POWER 10 TRAVEL REA DISTANCES CARRY REA BURDENS ~ GREAT WEIGHTS Or OVER
COME GREAT MATERIAL DISTRACTIONS n - gNWaY THTC CONDITION OF TN noY AN That
AMOUNT OF Vital CAPACITY WHICH SHALL ENAniE EACH MAN AND WOMAN m THEIR nAE
TO PURSUE rKTR CALLING AM WORK ON m Tmm WORKING LITE WITH HE GREATEST
AMOUNT oF COMFORT IND USEFULNESS TO rHENsH1NEs AM nmm FUTURE HaPPnEssT
CAPT C l. nROsNG
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22

satisfaction that there slin remalps
another one 70 turn.
Thugs and other undesirable lriIi-
vldunls viii soon learn that the
other fellow n well prepared ln
meet an assault and IN a short time
unnecessary encounters VIII be a
Thing OF the past.
Boxing A. q Daily
Exercise.
As n daily exercise boxing has
Few equals. ~ develops a keen
-ye, insures good wind, makes for
better manhood AMI brings cool
courage 10 a point where II will
stand by one IN time Of need. How
much better, how much more man
" 10 lstically resent an insult than
o draw a pistol and use u with an
Aftermath Of endless SORROW and q
ruined lifcg Again. who can feel
that he Is Justified IN killing or
taking the life Of anOthori
A lesson taught with hard
knuckles Is a lasting one. Remem-
Der that a whipping "a no disgrace.
Sizes many times alter the outcome
of a dispute, hut u leaves admirn-
ilNW ~ iNN UfuiNN VI NNNN NA'N WNN'N
the heat Of anger has gone. To-day,
thousands Of real men are slaunch
friends simply because Jim licked
Jack years ago.. then shook hands
and bound themselves together with
undying friendship
Help the ~sistrr"
Braid HIS Hair.
So, let us teach the boys the use
of their hands ~ a means of de-
Tense. if some fanatic tells you
he believes boxing brutal. helm HIM
braid his hair. gather IN his iluily
skirts and entertain him boy readinu
the latest ping-pOng records, W
you wish tO dig down deep into Tho
soul Of n man, put on the gloves
with him. n he has the makings
Of n man, YOU a discover n al
most Instantly. On The other hand
a sneakish trait Will come Just
a. quickly to the surface. Fair
and square dispositions will show
quickly.
The boxer IL a gentleman Away
ever ready aud willing 10 hand ail
a square deal. From years of oh
serVations. I believe this theory io
be- correct. Even with a slight
chance thatshe h not. who wouldn't
rather take a chance ON a red
hlooded man with n probable rough
edge on him AZ a fault than The
white snowy handed individual with
a fear of wrong in all he sees in
! others?
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22

Last January, Bobby Burns, The
|plucky little baniamweight boxer
% well known throughout the
United states, reported In accord
ance with War Department orders
10 accompany me on my tour OF
the Southern Department Soon I
learned that Burns was full OF the
substance that makes for new life
and pep" To say that he aroused
new interest In the game of "mitts'
Il but putting n mildly for, from
the first day Of his activities, he
put up a sample OF the stun In him
and had his pupils interested 10 no
mean degree. While ] have had
years Of opportunity 10 observe
other instructors In this line OF
work, Burns brought forth from
his stock Of knowledge many new
and interesting little points Of the
art ~ self-defense 10 such n degree
that n required hut little time for
him 10 gain the confidence " his
students and TO win over their
hearts.
Not alone by his instructions did
Burns gather about him many new
friends. but through his untirinH
efforts 10 please and interest the
mass Of enlisted men by giving his
time In boxing exhibitions and
bouts, always demonstrating un-
selfish motives tO further the inter
est Of boxing and amuse the sol
diers.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22

Lieutenant COLONEL r, J. k0ehIer,
master Of the sword At the United
States Military Academy, West
Port N. ", Is the founder Of the
system used In the army. He has
given his entire life 20 promote and
pr0mulgate the work Of building
and demonstrating the bodies Of
more men than any other man In
the world. In my work see hin
AZ my idol and hope that some do,
after l have accomplished my work
In life that ! may look 10 find my
! efforts have al least contributed
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22
Boxing Generates
Confidence.

.|NANNM
Confidence.
Boxing has q tendency 10 promote
confidence IN man, not from the
viewpoint Of the thug, but 10 the
contrary. II a man understands his
ability 10 defend himself he will
not, as a rule, be the %aggressor. but
will be the last one 10 resort to
lstic methods 10 carry a point
When reasoning has become be-
yond control Of a situation. and the
offender once makes attack. the
well instructed boxer will naturally
use his fists as a means 10 empha-
size his notions as 10 the offender.
Being taught reserve, ne viii be- the
cooler Of the two and consequently
will usually cut such arguments
short with a ell-directed blow
where II will do the quickest and
greatest temporary damage. Even
In these times, one will ind men
carrying concealed weapons, hut
after all. Is II not a pure white
badge Of cowardice2
Take, for instance, the man who
carries with him - mentally 90 his
confidence 10 defend himself quick
~; his hands are ever ready, thp
game Is man 10 nan and there d
no murder In his heart Il Is. IN
deed, a deplorahle condition tO find
In this great state so many able
bodied large strong men still pack
ing "guns"-as though this wonder
ful country had not progressed with
the times. How cOWardly To shoot
q man, take his life and then gather
in his friends 10 establish some
means OF defense. at the same time
whining like a true coward for
mercy.
pure red blood In a man. God,
man, will prompt him 10 decry IN,
pistol or the s~o-called killer. When
boxing has been taught 10 every
boy. so that he understands thu
real value Of Il, he naturally broad
ems his view OF these matters. then
II he believes he has been wronged
the imam" In him will not hold him
from finding the guilty n anf
argue II with the tools that wer,
Intended 10 be used among met
10 do battle.
Takes Nerve 10
Make Willing Boxers.
II requires more sound nerve L
face a man with clinched fists thar
10 duck a dark corner Ia shooI
someone In the back. Let us m
struct the growing boys In the ar
lOf self-defense and automatically u
will eventually shame the gun totel
10 pawn his weapon for a pair o.
boxing gloves. The boxing lnstruc'
ii0ns not alone instiii GOODNESS Il
time 81 danger. hut bring out tn
better qualities In men or boys.
How many professional boxer
can he found who will ~deliberatel!
look for lrouble2 In my twenty
seven years In the physical training
line | have heard Of but n cas-
where a boxer attacked. withou
pr0VOcation, one Of our foremos
sporting editors. At the same tim
4 literally KILLED" the boxer AM
until today he has been avoided b,
every member Of the professions
ring.
The progressive idea In hoxin
has changed the type Of men enter
ing the profession with the sam
view as a business man. 10 max
their vocation a legitimate pr0posl
} ton. This requires clean livinl
moral character and good care q
their bodies. u IA not necessar
to take mp boxing with q view I
making money. The benefit Of sell
defense Is the prime foundation
with additional benefits which com
IN the way Of exercise and recrea
tional paatime.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-31

Minneiotan Dliopiston profesiori
Nortbrop, iota on oilllt arrleiiasja
gltropasia ia on palion fuIfen,lt
Safiasia Ianoo, ett1 b1neIl6 on mo-
men fl1ltfalioen tarffa tutfimus Gcf-
ian oloista.
Grofesiori' iauoo ettei Safia piod
itie1nld ippitettuna Mitii Safio eli
'tpoittaullt armeiioinaan, fen ban
noittaa bolsbeipismiIla, fun auttaa,
fen letpenemistd. Ne miebet 5af5as.
la, iotfa tqman mielipiteen onnafiri.
ipat, aiattelitpot ia ebf1p1 oifein, ct.
I'd fosfn Saffnn fania OF tottun,,t
flnnioittamoan lafia, min fe eli
5afiaIle ole tpabinsofii, m,itta m,,ut
tpaltafunnat ie panee boriumaan. Sc
tnpos Illuletpat ettd jos bolsbetrismia
letpitetddn rr1nnalle futen gneIan-
tin, &ansfaan ia Mmerifaan, min
ne maat t,iletpot fofonnan rappioti.
ladn.
SnfiaIa of aifonl,,s tpalloittaa
ntnailma boIshetpisnlilIa, fosfa ie ci
noinl,t Iaabo iitd afeiIla, min ie OF.
tan fen bolsbenisntilla.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-31
Uaatii jyrkkdd ltlsnette'
Iva nleksikoa kobtaan.
Seras'in fonaresii,nies febeittaa
malloittamaan Wefiifoa.

9eraiin eonstaia &ubspetb, Sc.
mofraati, pitt lounntninn pnbeen e.
oustaiabuoneesfa, iosia bdn feboitti
ettd ybopsmaltnin tu,,nustus ettG
Garra,,5a on Meflifon loiuinen pre-
Iiioentti, otetaan pnis b6neIt6 ia ettd
DbbDsmoltain fotaipdfi tpauoittoo
Wsefiifon ia pitdG fen banusiaan iii
ben usti fuin Mefiifoon tl,lee luotet.
ta1ua ia ppipmainen bnIlitus.
.Se aifa on tulfut," ianoi ebusta-
|ia Sllospetb, uionoin Mmerifan bal
litl.fien tulee ianpa GarransaIle
h5ina ct ole t1pttanDt neItpolli1lluf-
iiaii amerifaIaisten bengen iuoieIe-
|miiefli Wffiifosia, ioteu me otamme
l;nulta pois Dbopsnaltoin tlnnus-
tuflen ia panemme iotnlpdfe1 Wefli-
|foon iuoielemaan amerifalaifia fun-
neg iarjestps MefIifosia on iaatpu-
tettu."
goastaiabuone poIfitli Suospet,
bin pnheen falten tapntl,fieua.
Wteflifon rosnot narostinat an1e=
rifaloiien Hbilip Gbornplonin IA
|tpl,ptinon poian iiania fariatalolta
80 rnoilin pdGsId Merico Gitpsta ia
ipoatiDat iiitd 1900 pefosta Iun-
malta.
Mpo5fin gnrron5an pnoIneen Ia
nomolebDet fiiboittanot amerifaIai=
lla mastaan. =
DbbpsnaItain I1bettiI6s Mefli-
fosla, Senrp g. ssIetcber, on Iabet-
'tanDt feboitnfien Mefiifon fenaatil-
le ia eoltstoiohnonee4e, ctt1 mama
rDbtbp toi1niin eta amerifalai1et
Msefiifosio foatpat riittltp0n i,,oie-
lnfien. Meflifon SO ienoattorio ia
58 ebustaiabuoneei i6iert6 oipat
tasti fiittdneet DbopsnnItain Idbet-
tildstd.
Meflifon l1bettilds @osbingto-
nisia ppptda Db6psapaItain rarIitp6l>
liipbtti iifii fun rospct laaooon
poistetlifli. 2dbettiIas lqApo ettta etttaa
'nstiittdtaid rosrnoid 1lifunaof ddaftiitdffd
Mefffosio on MT nofiint,lntt bolli-
tbs. asitfaniien iiiaI(isipoan idlfeen,
ei oloia iaa Min affid iGriestetnfii,
fuin tatboilt. Mefiifon IGbtetilds
Wasbinatonisfa on l0hettGnnt pitfdn
ielitpfien Mefiifon oiioista yboDs=
tpaltain bauitltfiene.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-31
Grslanti ia Hansfa pbbii rambaa
elpfnusIa 1917.

~ tTrqe translation filed with the postmaster at
New York Mills, Mimi, as required by act OF
October 6, l9i7).
Gttd ie oil Imerifo iofa pelasti
englannin, &ansfan ia sstalian ds-
Ifeiiesid iobasia, bliomatoan ;iitd, ct
I'd gnglanti ia 9iansfo elofuusla
1917 pppli paatpi ge,,eoiftia Dilit-
Itdntodn ralibau Saf1an ia naioen
maiden tpdlilld. geiin ilrnoit1oa npt
Matbias gr5berger Gofian fanial>
lisfofoufielle. Gr5berser on Saflan
iparamiuisteri ia raba-alioin minis
teri. SafIa ei iiaoin luostunut
raubaan.
Gootpin Iabettilas Ds,,nicbisla
ldbetti noptin i3 b. elofuuta 1917
|5afIan paltafansIeriGe Micboeline,
iosia oil liidnettpr,1 gatifaonisia o.
lemon Gnglanrin mintsterin labfo=
ianonp pDbdn iiGn tpoItiofiriurile,
iobon pDpnto0n nlpos Ransfan bal
Titus of illostunrt.
gnglannin npotisla pDpoettiin et-
It'd Sofia mp0ntQd 8elgiane itie,lai=
ippoen ia fortpaa gelgioa ia ion1ol=
la fpIptttin mitd tafolrflia Gofja
lpaatii. .Gnglonnilta ia Monsfalto, et-
'td tpoioaon tebod raubn. Oeiltta
|Sofian iotapuolue lai faiffi ra,tbon=
!tarionfiet estetpfji MDosfil1 preIi4
oentti gsilion tafi uieita ebnotl,fiio
1916, mutta militoripuolueen bull
luus esti faiffi.
.Sofia Ell iSrtunut iiidGiien ipoI-
lanfumollfien folttn," ionoo gr5=
berger, ,tpaan lotilospuolueen ppli-
|tiifan fol,tto, ioilta puuttui plin
pddaiffnps. 9i,oto raubnn pppttoG
pDpoettiin iaaoa iu1nista ianomaleb=
oisid Safiasia, mutta iiti ei iotiIas-
punllte r1p0ntdnDt.
ldnd Gr3bergerin iln1oitlls he-
rGtti illlrta h6mn1ostnStd fonIol1is-
|fofoufiesia. Sos iiIloin oIiii rol=
|hdntarions sotettu buonioon, oIiii
Sntfa mt fadstDnDt srlIhiomastn tnp-
|pfostd, anlsrifoa q oIiii tariuiunut
|r1btbG e,siinfn6n f1b6u fotaon I ia
|poLion 1Iif fi6gtDnpt iBtnis1enfidd "a "a
FiGf6fifiid. So 80 2ss
|,s aamiii = Gha4daitiin Z d 9tahslds'
rnubnn pupnf55 b. .,f9f I ,tobistdd, ii.
I'd }e oil amcrifn, infn io6an tpoiiti.