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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-17

DUT the worst was yet to come.
- Cooper was not content to leave the
situation in any doubt. He plotted scheme
among the Republicans with the object of
reducing the Democratic position to the last
point of absurdity.
In connection with Senator Amos Mylin
of Lancaster, John E. Reyburn and few
others of their kind. Cooper arranged with
Mylin, who was president FRO TEN of the
Senate, to call Kennedy to the chair at a
time when only the dull routine of a Senate
afternoon was on.
In few minutes. as prearranged. the Re-
pubicans, led by Cooper, started fight. 1t
was so cleverly staged that the Democrats
walked into the trap. 1t was a purely par
tisan issue. of no particular Importance, j
think but Senator Homer Humes, father of
the present United States district attorney for
western Pennsylvania, called for the yeas
and nays. which. l believe. was seconded by
Senator Gordon. of Philadelphia.
Cooper. as part of the scheme, started in
on long harangue about the stubbornness
of his Democratic colleagues. He made the
same point of order that Reyburn had sus-
tained. Kennedy, young, able. eloquent and
resourceful promptly ruled the point not well
taken then came the yeas and nays.
1t was the same old result--twepty- five
Republicans voting and the Democrats pres
ent refusing to respond to their names.
He reversed the ruling of Reyburn that
those who called for the yeas and nays should
be counted even though they did not vote.
Suddenly. as if the idea was an inspira-
ton, although it had been carefully mulled
over, Cooper withdrew his remarks on his
appeal and raised the point of order that at
least the chair wds present-Kennedy max
| ing the needed twenty six votes
There WAS nothing left for Kennedy. ihe
| temporary presiding officer, to do but climb
| the heights of absurdity and decide that he
was not present although N the chair.
When Representative Tom Reed as speaker
| of the House at Washington made his cele-
brated ruling on counting the quorum he cited
| the Tom Cooper case in defense of his posi-
| tinn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-17

Giving the auto show: Every day q
tag day till January 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-17
RED-HEADED AND HOPEFUL
Tom Cooper In State Legislature Fur
nished Precedents for Congress
Later Recognized /ln
"Reed's Rules
by GEORGE NOX MCCAIN

r HAVE referred in the past to the parlia-
mcntary ability of Alfred Crawford of
Philadelphia, and Speaker Henry X. Boyer
in the House, but in the Senate during his
term of Office Senator Thomas V. Cooper, of
Delaware, shone forth conspicuously as a
parliamentarian almost without peer.
Tom Cooper, red headed and hopeful "
was the way George II. Welshons once de-
scribed him thirty years ago; and the de-
scripton clung to him down to his lamenta-
BILE death few years ago.
Ex Senator and former Judge James Gay
Gordon is one of the very few survivors of
the extra session of 1888. l am sure that
the lapse of years has not blotted from his
unusually retentive memory n parliamentary
ruling which subsequently, became historic.
1t was made in the State Senate and is
today one of the authorities embalmed in
Reeds Rules" a recognized standard au
thority on the subject of parliamentary law.
1t was in the matter of counting quorum
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-17

Fashion Note - Perils are still bel e
chosen in soft red and yellow tints.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-17

Sir Oliver Lodge is here to prove that
there is no ban on spirits lover there"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-17
Bald Men VIII Kindly sympathIze

When the will of John ]. Gauss was pro-
bated today there was a serious falling out
among the heirs.-News Item.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-17

We gather from re-
On the Fires of Truth marks of Sir Oliver j.
Lodge that the me-
dium of whom it can be said that her work
is well done is rare. Which is just what one
would expect with so much at stake.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-17
TN THE Senate one day, during the extra
Il eocc;op Of go Coopnr offnrpd a resolution

TN THE Senate one day, during the extra
session of S3. Cooper offered resolution
to resciud n previous resolution pledging the
Legislature not to accent pay i the appor-
tionment bills were not passed. The session
was an expedient of Governor Robert e.
pattison. If the resolution to take no ray
unless the Democratic apnortionment bills
were passed were adopted it amounted to
loss of $500 to each member of House and
Senate And that was unthinkable.
1t was mighty clever scheme of Patti
sons to force the Legislature to adopt his
idea or suffer pecuniary loss.
On Cooper's part he was trying to get the
"no- pay" resolution rescinded, so as to leave
every one in the Senate free to vote either
for the Republican bills or for compromise,
and then stick to their guns if the Governor
should veto them.
When it came to a vote Senator Agnew, of
Beaver sat silent The Democrats also re-
mained silent during the rollcall This left
the Republicans casting but twenty five
votes, when twenty six were required for
constitutional quorum.
Agnew was stubborn. He was tall, thin,
ascetic and dyspeptic. He was the son of
former Chief Justice Agnew, of the Supreme
Court He was a reformer of the most rad
ical tyne although elected as a Republican.
He was the specimen of oficeholder who
would sacrifice his party unless it lived up
to the EXTREMIST of his extreme views.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-17

Word comes from
The Snub Direct Brownsville, Tex, that
Villa has left Chihua-
hua and intends to cut the Mexican National
Railroad. Probably not in his Sc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-17

1t is a mighty small community that
won't possess an 'original Hoover man" if
the dope works out.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-17

Ever so many city oficeholders s,7c-s
to be on the firing line in the gesr fr<fsr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-17

The first meeting of
Neurological the league of nations
was held in the clock
room of the French foreign Office. While
members licked off the minutes, the only alb
sence noted was ours.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-17
What Do You KnotV?
QUIZ

QUIZ
1. In what branch of science did Sir Oliver
Lodge first win his reputation!
2. What is the original meaning of the word
rostrum?
3. Name three operas by Reginald pe
Koven, the American musical COM
poser who has just died.
4. What is Lochaber ak?
5. Why is the psalm tune "Old Hundredth'
so called?
G. What is wrong with this quotation rom
Shakespeare "Cry havoc and unleash
the dogs of war;"
Z. What American general was known %
"Old Reliable?
8. Who was j. @. A. Ward?
8. What is the opening form of address p"
the Prince of Wales?
10. Which food contains the greater qusn'
tity of protein, meat or eggs!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-17

A GAIN, you must remember that the idea
n behind the publishers use of young fe-
male first sieves is to tap the public taste
If this means the occasional loss of real
books, fancy the publishers (who are doing
extremely welD are resigned to it. After all,
I am prepared to concede that the average
publisher knows his business. He may go
for big names, becoming q mere speculator
on futures, or even just an authorized printer
for famous author. He may go for the sort
of books the first sieve likes. He may pub
lish large number of trashy tales and make
enough money to risk the issue of few sound
novels. Or he may get somebody to translate
a dreary affair by the celebrated Czecho-
Slovak author Pesky Dustbinski and spend
thousands convincing the public that they
ought to read it. He generally gets there,
I observe. Pesky Dustbinski's trilogy, The
Apocalypse of the Nine White Yak Tails
goes into twenty seven editions, and the men
on the s :03 express are heard to remark, as
they deal the cards across the gray paste
board Oh their knees, whats it all about,
anyway" 1t doesn't matter what they
think, my dear sir. Their wives are dis
cussing Pesky Dustbinski at the women's
club. 1t is they who make him what he is,
a wealthy, well known author. 1t is they
who crown us kings or kick us out into the
yard. Personally, / object very strongly to
this And / rather think that if American
men and women were to learn exactly how
this feminine paramountcy strikes the women
of the older civilizations they would be filled
with a wild surmse.
JNHIS is a big question-too big to deal
l. with in letter-and involves an inquiry
into the very nature of Liberty. 1t raises
the problem whether we westerners have,
after all, monopoly Of that blessed condi-
ton | have dim, not -yet-worked out
notion that the women of America will wreck
democracy yet if they are not hobbled and
returned to the pastures. 1t is unfortunate
that Liberty is symbolized as woman, for
women know nothing about Liberty. -.
DUT l must desist. 1 hear the women of
- America are protesting against the re-
viyal of "The Tanning of the Shrew." 1t is
a pity we have not a few more Petruchios
| / warrant me Kate didn't belong to a
women's club I would subscribe to fund
| for placing in the hands of every schoolgirl
a copy of Katherine's last speech in Act V,
with the recommendation that she commit it
| to memory and recite it at her mothers club
And SO, as Pepys says, to bed.
WILLIAM McFEE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-17
Political Broth

Now that Uncle Dave
Political Broth Lane is recovering his
vitality (Which causes
all to rejoice, We may expect the old time
sage to come out for Herb.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-17
Answers to Yesterdays Quiz

1. A hierophant is an initiating priest 0f
an expounder of sacred mysteries
Q. Herbert Hoover's middle name is CiarA'
8. Two rivers of India are the Indus Sn'
the Ganges. q,
A. 'Impasto" is the laying on OF c0''
thickly in painting.
8. The death of President Zachary lay ans
has been attributed to cholera niOtvod and
caused by drinking iced water .o,s a ~
iced milk and eating immodefa''N
cherries. ,,s.
G. 'Infra dig" is an abbreviation OF id dis.
dignatatem," meaning "benea'n U'
nifty" ho
7. Two members of the Medici family yCatS0 SS0
became queens of France were er 0asn and
crime, who married Henry, 80
Marie. who married Henry w. !.
g. The Republican national convention
to be held first this year. ,.u..
0. Irying's story of "Trip Van Wi1slet Va q
published in "1'he sketcn D0'
1918. -.
10. A surtax is an additional or sau'
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-06

It Is not generally known that ample
quantities. Of bitumen occur in the
Dead sea region. 1t can easily be
gofiered and prepared for use in road
making, and there is the advantage
hat 1t viii be obtalnable at much
cheaper rates than those which now
obtain in the Near East and in Eu-
rope. The material can best be APP
piled by means of tie usual tar spray
Ing machine. s
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-06
KNOWN AS BRAVE FIGHTER
Mocklne Bird VIII Not Hesitate to
Attack Dog or Cat In Defense
Of fts Home.

A tiny hooking bird will attack a
dog or cat, and is the only bird
she has ever seen attack cat, in de-
Tense Of its home, writes Alice G.
Dickinson, in the Springfield Re-
publican. This bird is sometimes
called the "robin Of the South" be-
cause it takes the same place as the
redbreast does in the North. 1t is
very jealous Of the safety of its
home. No two hooking birds can
build in, the same tree. They fight
it out, but once the question is set
tied, the defeated one never breaks
the peace treaty. Once a hooking
bird selects a tree for a home it
thinks it owns that tree, and holds II
against all intruders. 1t even drives
away turkey buzzards that prowl
near it, flying at them and pecking
them vigorously.
The male hooking bird is sweet
singer, adding to its standing as
substitute for the robin for North
erners visiting in the South. 1t
would much rather sing than work.
1t will choose the location of its
home, and even start the foundation,
when it will suddenly remember
that it is better singer than archi-
tect, and leave the homework to its
mate.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-06
Human Life Needs Beauty.

Men cannot live by bread alone. The
mind cannot develop on an exclusively
scientific diet. If we sat on our spin
ming globe and studied only the phys
ical laws that keep 1t going we
should become either lunatics or mo-
chimes. The lines of beauty In the
form and decoration of vase, and the
studied harmony of tones and colors
tEat stir the SOUL as though they were
musical sounds, are like to the inscrip-
lions made on his dungeon walls by
life prisoner who, with their aid,
drives away madness and keeps his
mind sweet."-Chicago American. -
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-06

Billy was the favorite neighbor and
playmate of little Jeanette. While Bill
" was visiting some relatives in the
country he accidentally broke his arm.
When he returned home with the arm
in sling and done up properly with
splints, she cried in great excitement,
30, mamma, Billy has come home
and brought his broken arm with
himl" ~ .'' t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-06
SHUTTING HER UP.

$50 you are still carrying your
wife's picture around in the back
of your watch, eh?"
'Yep, every time I close my Watch
I feel like I'm putting the lid on
her,"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-06
Cork Hint.

II yCu need a cork and cannot go
to the store to get the right size, take
an old cork and soak 1t In boiling
water for fifteen minutes. 1t will then
flt any bottle.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-06
A COMMON PARADOX.

$50 you're still carrying a mort
gage on your house, are your"
eyes. and strange to say, Pm car.
rving it because / cannot lift il"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-06
Rlt of a Paradox,

Oddly enough it is by canning the
rough stuff that one preserves peaca
in the family.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-06

Sherod& Chrstan
Preston 32O lbs, 1884 Is
j. w Sargent ge .
Jim 176O lbs, b458 @s
w. BIS,
m Bos,&T Co. 1875 lbs, 6431
j. Horton, Garard Co, - 6561
1896 lbs, - 6S1S .
Carick ge .-
Carick,A Co,
Allen
T Branden Co,
& McNllon lbs, e~.
Woodfod
Hawkin
dandope ted
of
selling at warehou A
of
concen unloading, -
. AvENul
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-06
LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY

a yesterday selling 2O05o
The
any during sold this fol-
lowsif
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-04
Def nnre Often.

g oct mere glten = bet bill Iige
9ineoiien meo I~natolien, Irmenier
po Heriien - err Sitliationen MI lao
broaet, of oct er onttrent baablelt al
Be ipariomme gfterretninser at Isge
at finbe reoe i set. Dian fan heller
life pibe, bpao iom er err bare Hp9ter
ener pirfelige Spnoeller.
Gen lite Sunni t~elegraferes 1ro
2onoon. at asiiitcrenbe uoenrigsml'
hitter Cecil Sormsportb oplpIte ION
Spar paa Ell So~reipsrgiel / llnoer'
buffet, at oen periiite Miniiter | Son'
bon itoo / itaots &apport meo lloen'
rigsmmilteriet, 90 of man par fom'
met til en- f~uloitGnoig 6oritaaelie,
bporefter baaoe brittle % p~eriiite
Snteresier pilbe bli beifpttet."
Wfen paa iamme Cato telegraferes
fclgenoe fra aonitmtincpel:
acknowledgements Il Inato'
Iien) temples MI Tom bclibepiitiif oa
ipreocr Jig burtiat sltooer. Oct for
Inber, at felipe Shaheu al Reriicn bar
itiact iia / Spioien for en- n%ationali,
tiff, a~nti-britiif Sep9gelie, itsttet al
De rusiiife gclihepifer."
gmereoe for oper ct gar iioen al
Nuttebe Seriien % England en- Srat'
tot, ion i Sirtelisbeoea siorSe Her'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-04
Torbud$$agerl.
Oct ipoeralc Tprbnesnmcnocmcnt fan
life undertakes Nulfcnfitemniug.
Gpinocjaocn.

MoIbington 3. lite Sini. &c Sor.
StaterS &sielteret bar / Gil IoaG al
gioet aienoclie cra9tet, at Aatlitfa
tionen al et isocralt 8rul6lopS
announcement life or betin9et al, euer
fan gisreS til @ienitono ior eli 6olfe.
ofltemning.
gn Stot5lc9iSlatlr3 Qualification
al oct 1Soe Amcnoemcnt ON &nbio
relieu al 2nnoaiorbuo fan life, heocr
set / aienoelien, omitsoeS uco en-
Solfcaiitcmnin9, 90 HotiTtntion or
ell Sunftiou, iom alcnc tilfommer
Den loo9ipenoc SorIamling.
a~icnhelien blep oigioet / Ell Sag,
lolr ipecieIt ongif Staten Ohio.
SbioS 2eai9Iatlr rotliicereoe Sor.
Observation-Disclosures, OF oa bct par ocn
36tc Stot, iom ratificcrcoe oct, Iad
bleo oct al oet isocrule Stnt@oepnr
temcnt proflomcrct o%e6taQct al tire
Sieroeoele al Staterne - Den Walo'
ritet, Tom frGpe5 ior 0cotogel'cn al
ct ENHANCEMENT eler GiIGg I'll Han'
bets @rumoloO.
Ohio 2eQisIatur9 H%otiiifotiou al
Imenbemettet blep imiolcrtio unocr.
fienot oeb Sen icucre ioretagne 6oltc.
ailtemming.
Siglae @eieltcret3 &ien0elle bar
Solfeaiitemniuaeu (HeiereuolmD /
Ohio ufonititiitionel % ocrior uQpl
oig, ioa ImenoementctS Iiiitemuina
al 2egiSlaturen / Ohio og al ire 6ier-
oeoele al l~lnioncu& Stoter gioroc oct
til Sob.
a~ienoelien %iierner ogina, booO ior
muliaenS funoe itilet zig binorefoe
/ Geien for Hotiiifatioucn al scr 19Oc
ENHANCEMENT - ON Stemneretten
for apinber - Isr Trpiioeutpalqct.
9ette bar ligelcoeS bleoet ratiiiceret
al Sbios SegiSlntur, mell Der blcp
t%rlliiet Torbereoelier til ogioo at IN.
berfoite benne Nigisrelic Ell Solfeoi.
itemnins, oa Ell Snilrnction, ION bleu
roiteot moo Torctngelien al Ell ian-
Dan, bar blebet oiniit al Sbios @etc
lteret. Senne StotSrettenS &auoling
bleu imi6lertio unoerfieuot / cen al
Den isbernle Ssiciteret i0ag ai9ione
&~ienoelic.
Der nil oerior bereiter ingen 6olfe
%oiitenuing iinbe Steb ~nnaauenoe
Goinoeitcmmerettcn. Frobibltionen
eIler onore ieoerale @runoloOSamcns
oementer, bperfen / Ohio cller no9cr
anOen Stot.
Wteo Ohio har biotiI 30 Stdter
rntificcret aoinoeitenmcretS Nmenoe'
mentet, ioa ser blot trPnQc5 en- Stat
til. Nortb Carolina bill in~noipnIig.
bis bli ben 36tc Stot, noar oen5 Sc
9%islat,lr iammentrGoer / <li.
Gen ioag oi9ione aicroeIie bersre,
BOG life Spera3maalet ON 8runo.
looSmP8ii9beoen al felipe Torbuo5'
omcnocmer,tet, Ell aienoelie, iom meo
Itor S%pPuoing imsoe'ecS al Oct belle
2aro, % Tom antaaes ct bile blt al.
gioet Mtnnoag nGite llgc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-04
en- llleltertvp.

Sra Taua, 81 berette3 ocu 2oeu
Siiui: Oct irPffeite RpPgtpperi ion
pdu ct bulpt AarbuuOreoe bar pGrct
tegauct / SIinoi9, iorsue0es iorle.
oeu Gng AZ en- Der blemmebsrell0e
nug Utano. Otter at bare beorOret
IN areaturuogn ienOt til Hamieg,
trep han % Smffcr auGS ira &roe.
gers 6orm, 10 Wtil Aorbit for
Nano, til Rumien, ut DEM laitet
omboro / areaturpoGuen % ienot al.
iteo Ill Gait ct Soui2, @au moo.
tog en- @uuturniauiug pau Sl,S7l
Detailing for arcotIrerue, nj SeIs-
bet uobctuIt ! Ell AZ 8pcr9 Banter og
furiuanGt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-04
Roo1epeIts 6rap.

Spiter gan u. y, ben Site Wtai.
Sbeooore R~ooieoeltS Winoe bG0re.
bes ioag peo bans 8rap al bunore.
ser al Sorgere, Tom meo Weolemner
al Suentin &ooieuelt Yoit az Den
Ameritanife Segion % Seteroner ire
ten ipanIfsamerifanIfc % oen orlerl.
tanife 9orgerfrig / Spioien toeebe
no til 8irfcgaaroen meo 9trmene mi.
DC al 8lomiter. @rapen bar for.
panolet til en- peritabel 0pnge al
Blomiter, ibet Def ontaees at oper
1000 Yerioncr baobe oRtfet Den
uieb glomiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-04
Konoresiens Oplosnin9

Sra 8aibington meIoe&, at De re.
fublifarirc Seocre baaoe ! Senatet
% Suiet MI ital pore bIet enlge ONT.
CT Sonarcaiens GplsauIna 'taI rn0e
Steo paa Ssroag. AbioIut iittert er
oct oog life, ON bette Erogrom III.
Der iia uoierc.
Der cr uculig mango al WteoIem.
meruc al IuapeI Senutct iOm @uie,,
iom err al Den Dtcning at aOugre5Ieu
before blot bur0e toge Jig Ell ,yerlc
iii c'ter De poIitlite &]onuentlousr
enc at aiilrtte SnmImgen aIlereoe
MI. % Der er en- WhlllIbeo Tor, az
Genne Stemuiu8 ull lorgirrre Seocr.
ues 4laner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-04
Wnt fra a4e Sanoe.

s(naouenoe Sperotionerne peo Den
Ionae Sront / R,lslano er etterret'
riuacrne fremoeles temmeltg 'par'
iomme, hpilfet rin1eligpiS betpoer, al
inocn al 9nrterne bar giort nogen
forrt itore aup.
Iolofferne meloer ben lite Stunt,
at Sc bar taaet Sifenitpen / Centrum,
hor beIat 9ereiina'Sinien "og tor
purret oen fienotlige Stabs IngrebS'
ploner".
Sc meloer ogIaa, of "9olibepifer'
nes itore Sopebangreb, iont begp1lote
Sen 14be Mai meb en- Itor Stprte
meIlem Glpene 9pina % Erlpet Ell
fomplet itaniet".
Ien iamtibigt berneo meloes ONT
cielt ira Moifpa, OF "gpllbeplterlte
hor tooet tilbage Ell I9ffe Sanos'
bner / 9orbpeit for WinIf etter
heftioe &ompe. Ensierne renlmeoe
mioIertioiet bisIe gper / 2eroags.
q Gno for aiep - altIan paa oeil
inoliae Del al Sronten - bar Holat.
ferne ie,,bt friife arRfter trent
aonplinien % efter Here SaseS
aornpe brepet 9olibepiferne tllbaGe
her OF blanot anbet taget TO rilsll'fe
8orIertr9n. Rusierne ~tnorentnlcr'
at Sc paa bette 9unft er "gaaet I'll
baoe til me Stininger".
SammelbGugen er ptltllot oeil, al
Der 10 itaoigt fipmpes bit og Der
lonos Ben noitrafte 6rortt en-
Sloas Ipreot Segtning - o9 Den
enc 9ort pinber libt @riu,o Der oa
ben ortoen Der, % beg9e Starter mel,
Der bellt ON fine Seire pg glsr melt
mnligt no al Dem.
Sra TifIis telegraicres ben Site
Woi, at BET Sopiet, fom bar blet op'
rettet / 8afu, err blet afiat al Dol
Ihepif . Geprpientanten Banfratotr,
iom par blet ienot bertil ira ytoltoa
for at orbne Iffererne. uol9noln'
aerue / gafr, fprit % frem't grl'
terne, er blet interneret.
8etroleums Snouitriet I'traflan
er blet oreaniieret / flor Sttl Oct
Giemeo at ioripne Soptet' Htlslano
meo Die, iom bill bli foroelt onttrtn9
/ 9onoet meo Sfibene paa Iolga %
bers mango gielpe. 0ette er lelo'
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