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Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12

Washington. May 1.-The senate late today passed the emergency tariff and anti-dumpinE bill. retaining all amend ments recommended by the finance com mittee. but rejecting those individually proposed.
 The vote was G to 2S.
 Seven democrats. Senators Broussars. Louisiana: Jones. New Mexico: Ken drick. Wyoming Myers. Montana Pitt man, Nevada Rsnsdell, Louisiana. and Sheppard, Texas. voted with the repub- licans in passing the bill. Another demo- crat. Ashurst, Arizona, who was absent was announced as a supporter Only one republican. Senator Moses. of New Hampshire voted against the bill
 As passed by the senate the measure differs radically from the form in which it was passed by the house early in the extra session, and now goes 10 confer ence. Only the tsriff features of the bill were kept intact. the anti-dumping and currency re-valuarion sections be- ing entirely rewritten and the provi- sion added for continuation Sf the war time restrictions an imports of dye stuffs.
 Action by the senate came at the end of five hours of driving attack by demo cratic leaders. The latter. however. were not alone. in their attempts 10 amend the nCasure. for several republicans made efforts to broaden it's scope only 10 see their amendments meet ihe same fate as those offered from the minority side of the chamber. All were swept aside by practically the same vote.
 Late in the day democrats conceniraf f- cd on the committee addition 10 the bill providing for continued federal control of dye importations. Senators charged frequently that the amendment. which was submitted 10 th ecommittee hy Sen stor Isnox. republican. Pennsy .vania, | would create a monoPolistic control oI | the dye industry and turn over tho con sumers 10 ''the wishes and VIII of one | man. A roll call left it as a part Of the | bill by the vote of si to 2s. | Senator King. democrat Utah, was mol 1 content. however. and made another ef | fort to strike out the dye provision jus | prior to the vote on passage. That als' | failed.
 The Utah senator. after passage Of thl | measure announced that he would offe
 a resolution in the senate soon 10 investi | gate the monopo'y which he said exisie' ] and had not been permanently intrensch ed hy the senate's action.
 There were successive attempts hl some Of the democrats who fsvorel m T measure 10 increase rates on ns-'iculs
 commodities. Senator Ashurst- dcmocra
 Arizona. made a particularly hard hgn
 io raise inc rate on long staple cott.l
 from cents as fixed in tho bill 10 2
 cents His amendment was re!e2tei. .
 10 [. Senator Jones, democrat New Mex
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
HOSTILE RECEPTION FOR
 BRITISH LABOR LEADER

New York, May 11-J. H. Thomas, general secretary of the National Union of Railwaymen of Great Britain, en- countered hostil demonstration on his arrival here today on the Olympic.
 Men and women, who styled them selves as representatives of the Irish American Labor League, assembled at the pier bearing banners criticising Thomas for his action in the settlement of the threatened strike of the Triple Alliance in England last month when he urged the miners to accept resumption of ne gotiations with Premier Lloyd George. Withdrawal of the railwaymen was the first break.
 Police reserves were called as a pre- caution, but they were not needed. MT. Thomas and his daughter. who accomp- anied him left the pier unobserved in a closed taxicab through freight exit.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
NO LIQUOR SALES ABOARD
 SHIPPING BOARD VESSELS

Washington. May 11.-Recent reports of the sale of liquor on shipping board vessels were characterized tonight by Chairman Benson as the result of de liberate ropaganda" by foreign competi- tors to advertise the fact that liquor was dispensed on the ships of other countries. So far, he added, he has re- ceived no advices from New York con corning the Munson line passenger ship Huron which was reported to have dock ed Monday from Montevideo with liquor aboard after opera ting bar until the three mile limit was reached
 If a formal complaint was received he said an investigation would be made Furthermore, he added, there was an other branch of the government charged with the enforcement of the prohibition laws.
 Prohibition Commissioner Kramer de- clared also that he had received no re- ports from New York that the Huron was violating the prohibition laws as defined by the department of justice rul- ing.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
HARVEY HAS
 PRESENTED HIS CREDENTIALS

London. May 11.--CBy the A. P.)-Col- onel Geroge Harvey, the new United States ambassa dor to Great Britain. presented his credentials to Earl Curzon. the foreign minister, at the foreign of flee this afternoon. He will be received in audience by King George at Bucking- ham palace at eleven o'clock Thursday morning and will make his first public appearance at the dinner to he given by the Pilgrims society on May 19.
 Meanwhile, Ambassador Harvey has an- nounced that he will refrain from grant ing interviews and from any discussion of international affairs.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12

leo. sought fo have the biii include hide. within the scope Of its protection and drew forth the largest vote favorins 'he change that was recorded on any amend ment. It was defeated. however. sf ;o @.
 The Jones amendment wzs given sun- port by Senator Bursum. rspuai.ear. ni- SO of New Mexico. who. in his msiae- speech in the senate dec,s-.. thzs cat.is hides were selling for ~a dollar a pi,ee and it take a wagon load Of ;hcm ts pay for pair of shoes.-
 Senator Harrison. democrat. Mississir- pi. In a final onslaught on the bir challenged it's republican sunp t-- ..rr ss To the sincerity of their desire 70 ne , ihe farmers He then cn nsr-d a 10 amend ment which would have exempted from ihe application Of the anti-dumpinS sec ton all farming implements and siher equipment used by the farine-s The Mississippi senator contend.d that E1en a change would materially ad the farrr- CTS. His proposition was rejected with out a record vote.
 The following were selected @ r-7r.,- sent the senate in the conference viih the house:
 Chairman Penrase of inc araao. es-r- mittee. and Senators McCun'h.r. SoYth Dakota. and Smooi. Utah. rc7uhiiears, and Simmons. North Carolina. and Will iams. Mississippi democrats. 1t ~as deemed unlikely that sttem3rs "a iron out the differences between n -.ena:. and house would begin be-o-e Fridar.
 As passed by the senate the biIi is 'o be effective for six months by which | time it is hoped inc permanent ;Ar.ff | law. now being framed by the hpas. ways and means committee. wid hzNs l been enacted into law. It provi1ss rssef | Of duty on wheat. corn. bean7. noistors. l rice. cattle. sheep. meats. ion- stan z | cotton and cotton manufs ctursr-. ro,
 and wool manufacturers. sugar. Tnis,
 w-ape- and filler tobacco and ethex fars5 1 products.
 Tn addition 'to rho 'sriT r-oisiy-s. as hiii carries an an.i-i1nrirz feetion e.- l signed To check tac anfux fl chcsrlw l manufactured goods. 1'ro~'sicn 's made l for the inspection nf foreign eyporieTs' ] books 10 determine rosis wsere aectsss-y for inc assessment of i tfses me rrrt-
 ent war time control of innortat.lnf nf
 dyestufs is continlsi and co. var tssdr
 board section of ne senate and sta,- l deparement now SaadtirE tha. wcfb f
 transferred to the ressurr.
 Provision is male sor fhe rsrainaricr ? af all forelrn clrrea,-v. on the bafts f'
 buying rates ef .'xclan-s az rritel on the dafv m The New ycri
 Federal Reserve bank is des'rnsted a'
 inc agency to determine tis "suysns rates and to certify them TO the sscrs' tary of the treasury.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
FRENCH TANK DISPERSED
 POLISH INSURGENT ADVANCE

Kattowitz Silesia, May 11-By The A. p A French tank stationed in the Kattowitz market square today dispersed a Polish insurgent advance guard with one round of machine guns loaded with blanks The Poles came down the main street in column of squads, flying their flags and led by officers on prancing horses. As they reached the edge of the square the tank wheeled broadside and turned loose two machine guns di- rectly in the face of the invaders
 The column broke, the horses turned and dashed away; the insurgents threw down their rifles and ran. and within a few minutes none remained.
 The British and French soldiers gath cred up five hundred rifles from the streets.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
ELECTION OF OFFICERS BY
 STATE MASTER PLUMBERS

Hartford, Conn, May 1.-The Mas ter Plumbers Association of Connecticut today elected officers. as follows:
 President, o. A. Peterson, New Brit ain; first vice president, Edward Ma loney, Waterbury second vice president, Edward l. Tierney New Haven; secre- tary, George s. Bull, Hartford; treas urer Charles Neuman, West Haven; del- egates to national convention, Harry J. Kennedy, New London, and Thomas P. O'Rourke, New maven.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
AMERICAN BOYCOTT
 IN BUENOs AIRES ENDS

Ruenos Aires May 11.-CBy The A. PD The long drawn out controversy which arose of the boycott of the United States shipping board steamer Martha Washington by the local port workers, cached settlement today, which is de- -'ared to be scceptanble to both the United States and the Argentine govern mcnts.
 The details of the ending of the dis Tute have not vet been made public, but Minister of Finance Salaberry announced that the Martha Washington now would he unloaded as soon as other port diffi- entities had been settled.
 The Martha Washington has lain in ro-t here with her American cargo on board for more than forty days owing to the refusal of the port workers to unload her or permit non-unionists to do SO.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
ARMIES ARE TO
 REACH DUSSELDORF TO-DAY

Dusseldorf, May 11.-General De- goutte, commander of the allied armies on the Rhine. with a greatly reduced staf-tifteen instead of ninety-will ar rive here from Mayence tomorrow. The arrangement made days ago will be ad- htred to irrespective of the latest de- velopments, which, according to mem bers of General Hennocque's staff, make the occupation of the Ruhr dis trict extremely unlikely unlikely.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
PATIENT MISSING WITH
 RADIUM VALUED AT SS,OOO

Oklahoma City, Okla, May 11-Treat- ment of a charity patient has resulted in the. loss of radium valued at between s3,000 and S3.50O by well known firm of doctors of. this city. it was announced today by a member of the firm. The pa tient disappeared with the radium on May and police investigation has failed to reveal any trace of him.
 The radium, in two needles, had been placed in cancerous growth and the patient instructed to return to have it removed.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
DEPORTED FROM PERU
 FOR POLITICAL REASONS

Lima, Peru, May 11.-SeveraI promi- nent persons who were detained recently for political reasons have been placed aboard the Peruvian liner Paita. which is lying in Callao, for deportation, ac- cording to this mornings newspapers It is reported General Oscar Benavides, former president of the republic, who was taken into custody last week for al- legged complicity in a revolutionary plot, is among those to be deported. The ul- innate destination of the steamer is given by the newspapers as Sydney Australia
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
CANADA TO FURTHER RESTRICT
 IMMIGRATION OF CHINESE

Ottawa. Ont. May LA bill design ed further 10 restrict Chinese immigra- ton was introduced today in the heuDe of commons.
 Chinese merchants now are admitted without head tax on production of a certificate Of Identity issued by the Chin ese government and vised by Brtttsh consular agents.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
WIND AND HAIL STORM IN
 CENTRAL SOUTHERN STATES

Atlanta, Ga. May 11.-A wind and hail storm of unusual severity swept over portions of Georgia, Alabama, Mis- sissippi and Tennessee today, causing heavy damage to crops and buildings. Hail stones 1 1-2 inches in diameter were picked up after the storm had uassed. windows being broken and trees stripped of their smaller branches.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
JUSTICE MeGANNoN TO
 BE TRIED FOR PEKJURY

Cleveland. O.. May 11.-Former Chief Justice of Municipal Court William H. McGsnnon must go on trial next Monday on the charge of perjury for which he was indicted in connection with his tive trials for inc murder Of Harold G. Kay. This decision was reached today foilow- ing a conference between Common Pleas Judge Florence F. Allen and CsuEtN Prosecutor Edward C. Stanton.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
ESSEN BELIEVES FRANCE
 WILL NOT BE SATISFIED

Essen, May 1.-The announcement of the acceptance by Germany of all the terms of the allied ultimatum was re- ceived with rather mild interest here to- day. The general impressiin in Essen is that France will not be satisfied with the signature hy Germany, but will oc- cupy part of the district as a guaran- tee.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
CONDEMNS THE POLICIES
 OF SAMUEL GoMPERs

Huntington, V. Va May 11-A reso- luton condemninE the policies or pam- uel Gonqers. president of the American Federation of Labor. was adopted here today hy the West Virginia Federation Of Labor in annual convention. The resolution characterized Mir. Gompers as tool of politicians and declared that under his guidance the Fedora ton was like ship without a rudder"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
EXCHANGE STUDENTS FOR
 BELGIAN INSTITUTIONS

New York, May 1.-The commission for relief in Belgium educational foun- dation tonight announced appointment of IS of the 24 echange graduate fellows from American universities who will at tend Belgian institutions of learning next year.
 The appointees. include Miss Laura T. Cannon and Hastings Els, Yale.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
REICHsTAG RESI~, AFTER
 TUESDAYS LONG SESSION

Berlin, May Il (By the A. P).-The reichstag presented deserted appear ance today, most Of the members appar- snily not having recovered from the ef- fleets Of the midnight session of yesterday. The present coalition parties met infor- mally while Chancellor Wirth was busy r.vetng his hastily constructed cabinet
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
FIRST FOOD TRAIN
 SENT TO UPPER SILESIA

Oppeln, May 1.-The first food train to be sent to the relief of the towns in the industrial districts was due to leave Oppeln tonight under a French guard for Gleiwitz. The train will fly flags containing blue cross on 8 white back ground,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
SENATE PASSED TARIFF AND
 ANTLDUMP|NG BILL 63 ID 28

All Amendments Recommended by the Finance Committe. Were Retained Democrats Voted With the Re- publicans in Passing the Bil-Senator Moses Was the Only Republican to Vote Negative-BiI Differs Radical ly From the Form in Which it Passed the Hou,e-No,r Goes to Conference
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
TUGBoAT BURNED AT SEA;
 CREW ESCAPED UNINJURED

Jacksonville Fla. May 1.-The tug boat Victory, bound from Miami for New York. burned at sea today, 25 miles south of Mantanzas Inlet. but the crew escaped without injury. according to ad- vices received here. Captain Charles R. Wiebe and his crew of seven put off in boats and landed at St. Augustine.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
.GERMANY'S COMPLIANCE TO
 ALLIED DEMANDS COMPLETE

Text of Acceptance by German Government Opens With Promise Ito Carry Out Without Reserve Condition Its Obligations Defined by the Preparations Commis son'-Lloyd George in Giving the Terms in theHouse of Commons Said "There is Complete Acceptance of Every Demand.'
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12

Railroad Stziks in Cuba has been set Eed
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12

Asking 1000 more policemen to heIp enforce the new state prohibition act, Po- lice Commissioner Enright of New York petitioned the Board of Estimate for an appropriation of s1,031,S7O in special rev enue bonds to pay one years salaries of the new men.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12

The 45O employees of the Continental Paper and Bag company al Rumford Me, refused to accept reduction of about 30 per cent in wages when their contract expired and walked out. The mill was closed.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12

Directors of the National City bank of New York, voted to absorb the Commer- cial Exchange National Bank The pro- posal will be submitted to the stockhold- CTS
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12

Admiral Henry E. Wilson, command er-in-chief of the Atlantic fleet, will be the new superintendent of the United States naval academy at Annapolis.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12

Attorney General Daugherty announced he is considering a plan to reclaim young prisoners in federal penieentiaries. espe- eially first offenders by placing them in vocational institutions to be taught trades.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12

Esteban Gill BOrges. minister of for eign affairs of Venezuela. was enter tained at luncheon by Dr. Charles W. VerSity.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12

Franklin K. Lane. former secretary of the interior. is greatly improved following his operation last week for gaIlstones, at Rochester, Minu.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
Wichita, cash and

It was reported in San Jose. Costa Rica. that there is valuable oil and gas territory near Fuerta Limon on the western coast of Costa Rica.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12

Gold ingots valued at s11 ,O0O, ,oOo. con- signed to various American bankers. ar rived in New York on the steamship Unit ed States from Sweden.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12

Wheeling Steel Iron Co.'S plant at Benwood w. Va. resumed operations About HOO men returned to work. La borers accepted wage reduction of 13 cents an hour.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12

President Harding contributed s25 to the American Legion fund for the deco ration of American graves in Europe, flor those sons of the Republic who gave their lives in the World war"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12

An attempt to escape by two military prisoners at Fort Rodman, New Bed ford was checked early yesterday by rife fire from the provost guard.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-15
BERLINSKA PREDLOGA Cd 81
DO 80 MILJARD.

Pariz, Il. aprila. - Nemske O.
bligaeije napram zaveznikom bodo
ureiene nekako med 100000, ,OO0,-
900 in 159, 1899, ,999, ,999 zlatih mark,
kar po normalni izmenJavi znasa
cd 32.2OO,O0O,0O0 do $4,000, 100000
dolarjev. To je doloeila zavezni-
Ska komisija "a odskodnino, poro-
ca Echo de Paris.
List dodaja, ola Sc bo natancno
svoto podalo potem, ko Sc resiJo
Sc nekatera vprasanja, ki 50 sedaJ
V pretresu.
V sluGaju, da Sc Nemeija upre
plaGanju, izjavlja list, so zaveznl-
ki dovolili Franciji, da sklice pod
orozje diva letnika rekrutov in O.
kupira bazin Ruhr V Nemeiji.
Ia distrikt vsebuje najvazneJse
rudnike in industrijalne naprave
V zapadni NemGiji.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-15
.POLICIJA ZAPLENILA IA CE
TRT MILJONA DOLARJEV
STRUPA.

New York, 13. aprila. - V ne
Xxi privatni hiSi V Brooklynu je
danes policija zaplenila "a 25o,OOC
dolarjev vrednih narkotienih stru-
pov, katere je neka mednarodna
tihotapska druzba spravila Y to
dezelo.
Neki detektiv, preoblecen kot
clan zakotnih tajnih lokalov me-
sta je priSel V doticno hiso in ze-
lei kupiti "a $4,000 dolarjev stru-
pa. Zahteval je najprej vzorce. =
Vodilo Sc ga je skozi razne veze '
hiSi predno je dospel V sobo, kjer
Sc ie nahajal shranjen strnp. 10
je dobil vzorce je odSel in Sc kma-
lu vrnil S ceto policije.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-15
PosTEN DoLzNIK.

Sunbury, Pa. = Ce bi Diogen
Sc iskal poStenega cloveka z luc-
10, bi ga lahko nasel sedaj V Sun
buryju. Victor Koble, zdravstvem
uradnik in viSji policijski names
Genec, vse V eni osebi, Sc Je pred
nekaj dnevi nenadoma vstavll, ko
ga nekdo poklical ma cesti: HeJ,
Viktor! Rad bi ii placal tistlh sto
dolarjev, katere sem 81 lzposodll
pri tebi pred petindvajsetimi lett.
81 Ii zadovoljen, ce ii dam stride
set dolariev "a obresti?
Viktor je zazijal in komaJ spra-
vii IL sebe YES, nakar mu Je O.
nj naStel Stirinajst povsem dobrih
desetakov. Viktor je izjavil poz-
neje, da je re davno izgubil vse
upanje, da bi doticni denar kdaJ
prejel nazaj. Imena dolznika, nj
hotel izdati.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-15
pREDLOGA, DA Sc KONCA
VOJNO STANJE z AVSTRI-
10 IN NEMCIJO.

Washington, D. c., 13. aprila
= Senator Knox je podal V senat-
nj zbornici resolucijo, da Sc skle-
ne mir Nemcijo in Avstrijo. Ma
podlagi reGene resolucije bo mil
sklenien teku treh tednov.
Besedilo Knoxove resoluclJe Sc
zacenja tako:
"Sklenjeno, sklepcna resolucija
kongresa, sprejeta 6. aprila, 1917
proglasuioca vojno stanje med I'M
periialno nemsko Waldo in vlado
ljudstva Zdruzenih drzav In ma
pravljaioe provizije, ola slednjo IL
vrsi, je tenn ovrzena in s tenn Sc
reGeno vojno stanje proglasl kon-
cano."
Resolucija je seveda precej
daljsa in nasteva razne pogoJe
ETC., vendar glavni MEN pomen V
zgorajsnjih vrsticah. Ce je resolu-
ella sprejeta in potrjena po pred
sedniku, preneha vojno stanje
med Zdruzenimi drzavami in Av-
stro-Nemeijo, XII povzroea mnogim
tezkoee in sitnosti, katerih bi dru-
oaGe ne bilo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-15
VSE NASE NAROCNIKE IN
CITATELJE :

prosimo, da izrezejo kupon, ki Sc
nahaja oglasu Borden Eagle
Brand ma Z. strani tega lista, ga
izpolnejo in poSljejo ma isti naslov
kot je oznacen ma kuponu. Dobili
bodo malo knjizico, Xxi jim bo po-
jasnila kako prehranjevati mlade
otroke. &c to storijo nam nel1oliko
pomagajo in obenem pomagajo tu-
di sebi. Receno konserivrano nile
iko je eisto in popolnoma zdravo "a
otroke, bodisi vecje otroke ali do
jeneke. Ako posljete kupon, niste
prav mic obvezani proti komurko-
Ii, MIN lie dobite receno knjizi-
co in potem kupite mleko, ce hoce-
te alipa ne kot vas je VOLTA.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-15
VOLUME (LETNIK) Xxx.
POSLEDICA VERSKEGA UPO-
RA " KENOSHI.

Kot smo zadnji StevilE1 poro-
cali, so Sc italijansk verniki in
clani cerkve "Roznega venca"
spuntali proti svojemu dusnemu
pastirju Petrn Perardi. Zupnik NJ
dial pravega porocila fondih V
cerkveni blagajni, tako so trdili
farani, zupnik je trdil obratno,
nadSkof Messmer v Milwaukee je
" svoji sveti mogocnosti pritrdil
zupniku, ces, zadosti 81 jim pove,
dial denarju! Well, farani so Sc
spuntali in MISC hotel dopustiti
Perardiju masevati.
VISA zadeva je priSla pred mad
skofa Sebastijana G. Messmerja
Milwaukee in ia je razsodil pra-
vieno, kakor znajo razsoditi samo
! Etakozvani dusni pastirji Kristuso
Dvih ovcic. Cerkev Sc je zaprlo i'll
lzapecatilo, uporne vernike pa IL
obcilo IL cerkve. Cerkev ostane "a
prta "a nedolocen cas-.
TAX je konec afere. Verniki zDl-
rajo denar, da sezidajo cerkev in
| poleg cerkve palace "a cerkvene-
ga postopaea. Ko je to koncano Sc
nj zadeva resena. Verniki moraJo
zbirati denar Sc naprej = ga GER
kew namreG. Cerkev seveda ne mo-
re denarja jesti, "a tax namen 50
drugi poklicani in izvoljeni. Ne
kega dne Sc zazdi vernikom, da III
upravitelj cerkvenih fondov po-
dial pravega porocila in zahtevajo
pojasnil. Upravitelj Sc upre, viSji
nadzornik je na njegovi strani in
tsko Sc zgodi, da namesto ola bi SC
tozenca postavilo pred preiskovai-
no sodisce, da Sc dozene, ce je kriv
ali nj, sklene vsegamgocen gOspod,
da Sc toziteljem vzame cerkev, ka-
Itero so lastnim denarjem sezida-
Iii, njih pa izkljuci il cerkve all
we're same.
Oh, Vi bed4sti1judjel