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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20
Oil Millionaire
Peeued;; Tater
Crop Is Ruined

ORANGE. Tex, Jan. 2o.~-'Humble
No. 5 chesson."
That's not wireless oodo-it's tho
official name Of tire biggest gusber
In the whole South--a Eunher limits
spoutisg forth $4,000 10 10000 bar.
rcls Of oil--liquid gold-cvery dayi
That's unusual. oil men say.
But us not half as unusual as the
gusher's owner. Oscar Chenson. II
was on Cheason's farm. near herr.
that tho guairr took the notion 10
glish.
And Chenson became a millionaire
over night
And he's pecved about ~
THE drafted oil like 20 have
ruined my later crop" Chesson
grumbhsA. II had TO hurry and get
the 'taters' away from there"
cheason turned down an offer of
$500. 900 for royalties alone on his
fg.acre tract. That's the highest
price ever offered IN TVsaA for royal.
ties
chexson shrugged his shoulders.
f'AhfHsl 10 nv thoINbUl nut on iff
edge Of the oil fields and set about
nursing sick pigs.
And every day the new ''oli king
drives "a fiivver full Of farm produce
60 town and canvaAses all the stores
TN the loads sold.
Since chesson's rataher started
spouting the marshes around Orang.
are filled with oil. The Cow bayou
looks like "A solid river Of oil.
OH experts believe there's a vast
oil pool possibly the biggest In the
country-undcr Cbesson'a farm.
when the glisher first began ia
spout. ia roar could he heard two
miles. like the sound OF a giant
waterfall. II sent column OF oil
800 feet In the air.
on men say the rustS~r Will keep
on producing from 5000 20 10000
barrels Of oil daily for an indcfinis
period.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20
Mothers Love May
Save Toy From Pen

wAsiifN'9ON. Jan. 20. = Tn
Journey on foot b. Mrs. Margaret
Anderson. 60 years old. from Sioux
ralls. &. ~. TO Washington 20 ask
President Harding 10 pardon her son.
Joseph. IL intima,ed in official circles
not 10 have been made in vain.
Joseph Anderson. soldier in the
iasth Infantry OF the 55th division.
went thru the war with his regiment
in France. lie was wounded and
gas-ed In the Arxonns. on his re
turn 10 the United States he went
on a Through and failed TO return.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20
GIRL SURPRISES
LOVER

So apparent was his fiancee's APP
prevail OF his new suit that James be
gan 70 enlarge upon the good TO be
gained from his method Of buying
clothes. Say. Bess. what would you
do IL you could get n peach OF "A new
suit like this and wear II while you
pay measly little s. a month"; How
many kisses win you give me II tell
you where TO get the hes; clothes
ever on credit? Want TO know where
sale is on now with the best values
goinR?"
"Hcre, Here, Jim. slow down. was
buying a new suit at Cherry's Re
duction Sale. 207 Riaito Bldg. while
you were In there getting your suit.
only you didn't see me. This Is on
2nd ave. between Madison and
Spring. over the Pig'n Whistle Take
- ievator. advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20
Wilson Foundation
Selects Secretary

Mr. Arthur &. Van Doren was
chosen Thursday to be executive sec.
Rotary in charge Of the Seattle cam.
paign 20 raise $1,000 for the woodrow
Wilson foundation. offices have been
opened az toi Ssaboard building.
where checks and cash will he re.
c-ived. Tho telephone number Is
Elliott .5ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20
FACES TERRIBLE
THIRD DECREE"
Hair OF Slain Woman Rub.
bed Across His Face

BROOKLYN. y. Y. Jan. .o.--To
feel the police rub across his face
the false hair OF the women he In
raid 20 have murdered was the har.
rowing experience OF Theodore Cat.
ridge. arrested la connection with
the death Of Mrs. Elizabeth Mailer.
~. whose body vas found In her
cottage near HlekHviii-
Following the crime. Cartridge
~as seen standing within sight OF
the scene Of the murder. 50 wrapped
IN thought that Charles Anderson.
a constable. approached him without
being noticed when Anderson ut.
tempted 10 arreat him. Cartridge
drew a gun. showed fight and was
only put In custody after n bloody
encounter In which tho faces ~
both Anderson and Cartridge were
disflgured.
Their suspicious aroufed by Cat.
ridges struggle 20 avoid arrest de.
tccslvea found that the accused. who
Is a peddler. had Mold for 81 faces
alleged 10 have been worth 500 and
20 have been the property OF Mrs.
Mailer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20
University Campus
a Second Hollywood

VIII Hays new ventures In movies
VIII have nothing ON the University
OF Washington productions. accord.
Ing TO Donald Mcdonnell. director OF
a series OF screen features and novel
ties now being filmed for the annual
junior girls vaudeville January ~.
Coach Enoch BaEshaw will star In
a tumbling act.
Roscoe c'Torchy'1 Torrance will he
costarrcd with blossom Perry. presi.
dent Of the Y. W. g. A. ArynesN joy.
president II the Womcn's league. and
Darwin Meisnens. graduate manager.
will also be- featured.
The production will be called
Campus Ca,ty.i.ogurs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20
A. II. Swift, Pioneer
of Sound, Succumbs

\. ". Swift. pioneer Of the T'lFe,
sound region. died at the home OF hts
brother. Capt. r.. a. Swift. col atth
ave. Thursday. Swim came West
from Maaaach uset,s with his father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2o.--Dr. II.
NJ. Smith. commissioner OF the bu.
reau Of fisheries. has resigned. IL was
learned here today. Among eight
contestants for his position ia Henry
O'Maiiey OF Washington state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20

Later he Joined n coast artillery unit
under an assumed name.
The law holds such cases dcscrtion,
and the boy was sentenced TO two
years in Lcavenworth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20

Hurry. mother, A teaspoonful OF
California Fig Syrup" today may
prevent n sick child tomorrow. II
your child IL constipated. bilious. fc-
verish. frciful. has cold. collie. or II
stomach Is sour. tongue coated.
breath bad. remember, good phys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20
HEIRS TO MILLIONS REFUSE TO QUIT FACTORY!
Roads Must Install
Automatic Devices

Five railroads serving Seattle will
have 10 install automatic train con-
troll devices at "A cost Of Thousands
Of dollars. They are affected by the
recent order Of the Interstate com
merce commission requiring 40 rail-
roads 10 show cause why they should
not be compelled to install the safety
equipment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20
TOO OLD TO CHANGE
HIS WAY or LIVING

James Canning. Patrick's brother
and co-heir TO the fortune. shares
Psfrick's ideas.
I'm too old TO change my way OF
living" he says. 'Of course. I may
play pol bit In the afternoon and
take in the movies Of an evening
and III give my children anything
they want.
But they don't want much. MY
boy. Fred. works as a shoe cutter
and will keep on holding down his
job.
TITS better 10 do something useful
in this world than to be idle"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20
HOT Sc NEEDS
PAINTING. TOO

MY house needs painting and I
may uso part OF the sio.eo0, 600 TO
do that
MY wife's been aiiing a BIZ and
may take a vacation on her &C
count. but IL won't be for long"
And Irene. CanninE's 2i.year old
daughter--does she want to marry a
title.
No. she's going to keep on sorting
shoe Solesi
I'm quits contented as things
are" she says. and l don't see any
reason for quitting work. Maybe I'll
get married but don't care anything
about making what they call bril-
liant catch"
canning's two other daughters
Bertha. s. and Gertrude. i0--wili con.
tlnue their studies in the HaverhiH
public school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20

Capt. !. ". Swift. in 1855. and act.
tied on WILDLY island. He was
Identified with many OF tho activities
Of the Puget sound country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20

ic-laxaiivc" Is often all that IS neccs-
sary.
Genuine california Fig Syrup
has directions for babies and children
printed on the bottle. Say "Califor.
MA" or you may get an Imitation fig
syrup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20

STOCKHOLM. Sweden. - KfnS
Cusiave IN confined 10 his bed with
slight attack OF influenza.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20
Public Accountants
Will Give Banquet

A. r. Richardson. secretary Of the
American institute Of Accountants,
will be the guest Of honor at ban
auet 10 be given Friday evening al
the Washington hotel by the wash
lngton Society Of Certified Public
Accountants. During the day he
spoke at the University OF Wash.
lngton and before the members
council OF the Chamber Of Com
merce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20
Ii..A> To KEEP
JOisS IN FACTORY

Wen. now, take a look az Patrick
Canning and his brother. James. both
expert shoemakers for the last IS
years a
They've just inherited $4,000. 300
from their great uncle. Maj. Edward
J. Curiey. Kentucky distilier king.
who died az Monte Carlo.
Arc they going TO enjoy lief
You bet. by keeping ON the Job
AZ the shoe factory,
And their children are going to
stay at work. too.
I'D Mr rather make shoes than
Lad miliionairc's life says Pat
rick. Let me tell you there's lot
% satisfaction tn doing n days work
and doing IL well.
II think may buy a fliyvcr--and
4 rst4q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20

SOAP LAkE.--Discrepancy OF $500
appears upon audit Of books OF Ed
Isugncr. missing city treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-20
SAY lives
WON'T Be
affected
BY RICHES
One May Buy a FIivver and
the Other Considers
Painting House

HtNERiiiII. Mass. Jan. 20.
just suppose
You suddenly fell heir 20 Sio..
900. ooe--
And that all your life you'd
carried your dinner. pail hack and
forth from a shoe factory evrry
day. wholly dependent on your
daily toll for a living.
What would you do
Why. you'd quit work and give .
big farewell party for tho gang al
the factory.
And you'd buy a town house and
country house and flock of motor
cars.
And you'd hire an army OF srrv'
ants and set some saddle horses and
settle down TO enjoy life. wouidn'i
NOuf
New Britain herald., 1922-10-20

her own difficulties, and Secretary Mellon, it was declared, considers conditions there so involved that the nations directly concerned should first take steps to clear things up them selves, The treasury attitude is that nothing of material advantage would follow should the United States. be- come a party to various discussions with which this nation has nothing to do, many Of which are of a politi- cal nature. The situation might be altered If Europe took up with full agreement some concrete plan for her own economic betterment.
 Meanwhile the treasury depart ment Is anticipating the payment around October IS of sb0,0o0,000 by Great Britain as interest on her American obligations. Two install ments of interest are due on Oct. IS and Nov. l5, respectively, the en- tire sum aggregating approximately s1o0, 0,ooo,oo0. Of this the payment Of o,ooo,ooo is expected pending an of interest after the dele gation headed by Sir Robert Horn Chancellor of the Exchequer. which Is to depart October IS. reaches this country.
 The interest rate on the debt is now 5 per. cent, and the probabilities are that it will be refunded to 1-4.
 No word has rached the treasury IS to how the interest will be paid.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-20
EUROPE MUST WORK
 OUT OWN SALVATION
Such Is Policy Believed to be
 Approved by Treasury Dept.

Washington, Oct 20-Lord Rob- ert Cecils statements before the disarmament committee of the league of nations. opnisg up full discus sion of inter governmental indebted ness and indemnities, has brought no nearer American participation In European economic affairs nor pro- voked even a disposition of keen in- terest in the administration.
 Prsident Harding recently made known that this government does not intend to hold aoof indefinitely from Europe. High Treasury officials, however, do not believe any situation has yet been created where it would extend a helping hand in the solution of the burdensome financial problems.
 It was stated at the treasury de- partment yesterday that Europe has thus far evolved no plan for settling
New Britain herald., 1922-10-20
DJ0kLAKAR7A NEW
 CITY OF INTEREST
Banana Leaf Is Used Hero in
 Place Of Wrapping Paper

Washington, Oct Grandfather who SAW Niagara Falls and went to Chicago for the Worlds Fair, lived out hls days on the farm. a well-trav- eled man.
 Grandson, scanning the week s trade opportunities. glancing through his daily paper, or listening to an evenings radio concert is assailed hy the varied facts that carousels and mimeographs may be sold in Jamaica, that the Turks have smashed into Smyrna, that agents for portable typewriters and lodaks are needed in Peru, that Constantinople offers an excellent market for lip sticks and cosmetics. and that the tourist steam- CTS are stopping for a side trip to Djokjakarta,
 Epics in Ten Words.
 Every item spells an epic Of mod ern progress, whether you wonder more at the trade conquest of the shaggy Andes, or the intination that when the Moslem Julie O'Grady drops her veil she is determined to rival her occidental sister in beauty of the skin, says bulletin from the Wash ington. headquarters of the National Geographic Society.
 But Dlorlakarta stands out It is unpronounceable, 1t hitherto has been all but inaccessible, and it is among those wanderlust sirens which whis- per in the day dream moments, You may come here some day
 "One of the most fascinating spots in this most Jayan of Java cities is the market. The Dutch have rooted it over, but under the tile shelters the natives display baskets of rice, bunch- es of bananas, and leaves bearing preparations of betel, peppers. and ground cocoanut just as they do in every Javan town, where the mar ket, or passar. is a center of interest.
 Banana Leaf Is Wrapping Paper.
 eff your purchase is small enough to warrant wrapping you get a neat package enclosed in banana leaf which has been called the wrapping paper of the tropics, fastened with a cactus thorn,
 Back home the tailor has consol- lQdleQ WILL tut DOplDldCh, ltlt He has usurped a space in the market So that when the native calls for the supplies he may have his sarong mended. The loose, single neither Hxarment of the Javan, skillfully tN1sted about the waist, is peculiarly liable to tears and rents,
 ITO the American woman traveller this garment is apt to be a matter of particular interest For the last few years the United States has fallen victim to the lure of batik Tine
New Britain herald., 1922-10-20

If gold Is shipped t probably will be deposited in the New York Federal Reserve Bank to the Governments credit. Treasury officials think it possible that Great Britain may already have arranged credits here to meet the payment.
 Nothing has been heard at the treasury from Representative Burton lrep., O. a member of the Debt Refunding commission. who Is abroad and who intended to get first hand Information on the economic situn- +tlon, The Refnnding commission members are expected back In Wash inEton by the time the British dele gation arrives. Senator Shoot will probably make trip to Utah before then and Secretary Hughes ts en route home from Brazil.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-20

against the high salaries paid the fighters, which has resulted in almost exorbitant prices being demSnded for tickets. As result the matadors will receive slightly less this fall and winter, but even so Gaona will col- lect some 12,0oo pesos every after noon he appears in the ring, with the privilege of benent performance which Is always good for an addition al 10000 pesos. The season opens Oct 15 e... {{
New Britain herald., 1922-10-20
he impresarios who are to handle ths

the impresarios who are to handle the arena events.
 The pick of the world matadors, including the best in Spain, is to come to Mexico Rodolfo Gaona, idol Of his countrymen .here. is the recog niked "ace" of the fighters, and with him will be associated Ignacio San chez Mejias. Juan Belmonte, Luis Freg, Juan Silveto and other stars.
 Throughout the past summer there has been much newspaper agitation
New Britain herald., 1922-10-20
EXPECT GOOD SEASON
Bullfghting in Mexico City Will Be on Bigger and Bcttcr Scale Than Ever.

Mexico City, Oct. 2o.-Bullfghting In Mexico City during the coming sea- son Is going to be, on bigger and better scale than ever, according to
New Britain herald., 1922-10-20

The military forces of Denmark are to be reduced from 11,50o to 6,700 men.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-29
ZNANSTVENIKI IA DARWI-
NOVO TEORIJO.
Obsojajo poskuse, da Sc sprawl IL
Sol nauk o evoluciii.

Cambridge, Mass. = Ia torek
so tu zborovali znanstveniki zdru-
zeni v Ameriski zvezi va napredels
znanosti. Pri tenn zborovanju, SO
spreieli resoluciio, kateri izjav-
liajo, da nj nobena znamstve11a te-
oriia bolj mocno podprta s popol-
noma preiskusenimi dokazi, kakor
ie teoriia o organieni evoluciji j. V
resoluciii praviio, da bi bill vsak
zakon, XII hi omeieval ueenje evo-
'lucije, temeliita napaka.
Resoluciia omenja poskuse V
mnogih drzavah, da Sc sprawl IL
liudskih Sol nauk 0 evoluciii. Pra-
vi tudi, da ne odgovariaio resnici
rama porocila v casopisju, da so
Sc vodilni znanstyeniki izjavili
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-29

in deloma odtrgani; ravnotako 81
skoro vsi mali Golni ma niihovill
krovih poSkodovani.
V torek bi morali prispeti Lore
Byron, Eastern City, in York Cas-
tie, toda o nobenem nj nikakega
glasu. V sredo bi moral priplut
President Monroe, a Sc re We kje
je.
Starr mornarii, XII so vaieni ne
mirnega moria, trdijo enoglasno.
da Sc MISC doziveli takih viharjev
kakor so bill ii zadnjih Stirinajs
dni.
AngleSki parnik Menominee j.
pripeljal seboi kapitana in mostvt
Skunerja Gordon Fudge, ki so bil'
resent gotove smrti. Menominee je
naletel ma Skinner 1000 mill pred
ameriSko obalo. Mali colin Sc je Vr-
tel v silnem viharju, raztrgan
mi jadri in polomljenim krmilom.
Oba reSilna colna sta bila razbita.
Kapitan in lastnik, E. O. Fudge,
je rekel, da Sc lie boril Y razdraze-
mimi valovi celih stirinajst dni.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-29
VIHAR MA ATLANTSKEM
OCEANU.
Veli;i parniki mnogo pretrpell.
Stir maniSe iadie naibr-
ze izgubliene.

V torek ie priSlo V newyorsko
luke Stirinaist ladij, ma katerih sc
Sc jasno poznali sledovi prestane-
ga boia razburkanimi valovl
Kapitani so poroeali 0 hudem, dol
gotrajnem boiu orkani, ki so pre-
metavali silno vodovje.
Velikansh nov parnik Caronia
ie pristal V Halifaxu, ker je V vi
lariu neprestano Sc moral umlkatl
proti severn. Manchuria in La Sa-
vote sta naznanila dvodnevno "a,
mudo. Tretii parnik je, sporocil
brezIziGenim potion, da ne bo mogel
dospeti V New York, eetudi je sre-
emo prestal naihuise.
Tudi poroGila IL Queeslanda in
Plymoutha potriuiejo vesti stra-
-hovitih vihariih, Use ladje, Xxi 50
tam pristale, so 81 morale pribori-
ii svoio pot skozi slime viharje.
/, Celtic in Carmania sta priplula
v torek V preisnio luke s polom-
lienimi reSilnimi colni In raznimi
deli, XII so mad glavnim krovom
Kanitan Move Columbije, ki je pri-
sla istega dne, je porocal, da je
prejel signale "a pomoe cd treh
ladii, k so Sc po njegovem mne-
nju brezdvomno izgubile.
Po brzoiavu liz st. Vincent ma
Cape Verde, da ie tia pribezal an
gleski parnik Palma polomljeni-
mi stroll, Sc da sklepati, da je Sc
gal vihar dalee proti iugu.
Sredisee ie bilo kakih 1000 mill
proc cd evropske obale. Kapitani
praviio, da so V tisti daljavi male
tell ma viharie in so Sc moral bo-
riti Z mimi do 500 mill pred anne
riSko obalo.
vse ladie. XII so priplule v torek
V New York. so tovormi parniki
Poveliniski mostovi ma nekaterih
izmed njih so mocno poskodovani
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-29
proti teoriii o evoluciji, ces da je
samo ugibanie.
Evoluciia ie podprta dokazi.

Govorec znanstvenih dokazih
"a evoluciio rastlin, zivali i'm 'ju-
di, pravi resolucija, da nj najmani-
Sega povoda. da bi Sc moglo trdi-
ii, da so ii dokazi samo ugfbanje.
"Dokazi "a evoluciio so dovoljni,
da prepricaio vsakega znanstveni-
ka ma svetu. Teoriia o evoluciji je
eden aiboli moenih virov "a do
bro, kolikor iih do sedaj pozna-
mo, S tenn, da Sc hoce omeiiti uee-
ME te teoriie, Sc vzame prostot u
cenja in preiskovanja, kar je mad
yse vazno "a YES napredek; TAXA
omeiitev hi imela "a posledico, da
onemogoei napredek znanosti in
eloveSke blaginie."
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-29

Zbor ie opolnomocen, da lahlko
izdaja formahe iziave v menu
Zveze.
Ia zbor je sestinsestdeseto letno
zborovanie te zveze. Harvardska
unlverza In Massachusetts, Insti-
tube of Technology sta istocasno
powabila zvezo v Cambridge. Pri-
sotnih je bilo 5000 delegatov, XII
SO zastopali visa razlicna polja ina
nosti In vede.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-29
'K|an0VSki' Whar V L0uiSiani
VOJASKE CETE PATRULJIRAJO Po ULICAH. = DETEKTIVI
MA DELU. = DIVA 'KLANOVCA'' IGENOVALA
As UDELEZENCEV UMORA.
Klanovski zupan aretiran.

Bastrop La, 20 dec Maa obeina e mad razbur
Ljude dveh aborh kanoVci in prokanovc srednJe
poti n &c b blo stevnh voh b gotovo re zbruhni
krvav boi.
Zgodovma je prece enoSana ukanjh krajih navadna
Neko noe uxanov odved Smore Watts Danesa Thomas
Richarsa in Sc r druge Ma diva me posebno pike
One tri sek in m bca prva diva odpea kam
Tako izpovedai oni trije
Vsaka sled onima dvema je poponoma gna Nekega dne
doba oblastva poroco da ce peo be Cooper
nadeo Takoj bile oko ezera azpoene mocne vojaske
skane e priceo. kan bio zastonj Neko
voai Gull mocno espoz ezeru La Fourche Xxi e
oddalieno dvajset mill Nasedne utro eoz N bo teefo
kapanu Cooperu da bill obree jezera dve
trup Kapian e ako razpoav aze oko ezera nakar e
prcea nadanja preiskava kazo je da trp brez gav
T bill povezani zeezno co bill brezdvomo obeeni
kai Xxi m ie razrba dinamta pretrgaa tako sprava ru
pli ma dan.
Detekv nemudoma zace iskat Xxi povzrol
ekspojo Po menu ocjeh krogov hote zocnci
to eksplozijo unicit dokaze njih zlocin.
Governor Parker e we svoe roke preskavo Ste
detev preiskujejo med prebiva eeio rivce Pc
stab patrrrao mone patruje mesni hS stole strojnc
Zgeda kakor bi nahajao obsednem stanju.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-29
.Aretacije.

Takoi OBJ zac preiskave aeta serfkega deputa Bur-
Meta obtOzbo KaSnee arrai Bamo dr. B. M.
cKona bvsega zpana Mer Rough enako obtobo Dr. Nc
Kom bill kapan kanovski organac kateri je prstopl le
ia 1921
Kanovci zvr cd maja dale atiri OBJ mei
Arkansasa.
Wmettu Ark, je zakrnkana hal odveda farmarja e. L.
Glisa in usrela. Njegovo trupo sezgal gnadi
Ne dogo pozneje navala vekanska opa kanovcev oil
poa da prezpe cd tam tse XII knovcem vsec j. G.
Woods jim posav bran nakar vs pan mani celia to-
ca kroge ie preluknjaa njegovo teo