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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-04-12
THE "TIMES" STYLE OF INVE5TI-
CATION.

communicated
The testimony given before the
Parnell Commission by MIR. Soames,
solicitor for the London Times, and
Mr.. Macdonald, the manager Of that
Journal, is about as remarkable as
any testimony that was ever given
by any men occupying CORE
spondingly responsible positions,
and presumably possessed Of more
than ordinary intelligence. 1t is ez-
ceedingly difficult to reconcile some
of their admissions, with the theory
Of the Times being an altogether IN
nocent victim in the matter Of the
forged letters.
Mr.. Soamcs produced five letters
which he had received from MIR.
Macdonald. who obtained them from
Houston. Secretary OF the irish
LOYAL Union. who got them from
Richard Pigott. Mr.. Soames test
fed that no bargain was made when
the letters We're first brought to the
Times. Their genuineness was TO
be tested before any payment was
made. Now comes in what might
be called, i'm the slang OF the DAY,
1.-THE funny business The man
ager of the Times must be pre-
sumed to be a shrewd and capable
business man. 4 professional SehIle
man occupying Mr.. Soames' posi-
ton can hardly plead youth or mex
perience as an excuse for any mus
erection. Furthermore, the payment
of large sum Of money would De
dependent on the question OF the
letters being genuine. 49,. r...4
Yet Mr.. SOames testified that IL
had never occurred to him to ask
Pigott how he had obtained the
letters Neither had he asked
Houston. Mr.. Macdonald testified,
not like Mr.. SOames, that 1t had
never occurred to him, but that he
D1Ctfcularlv avoided asking Houston
whence the letters came, notlclng
that the subject seemed delicate.
Hare are a capable and experienced
business man and a distinguished
lawyer. interested in testing the
authenticity OF documents OF great
obtained under very
suspicious circumstances, ana YET
they solemuly declare under oath
that, one through inadverteuce, and
the other Of set purpose, failed TO
make any inquiries Of the person
through whom the papers came INTO
their hands, from whom, or under
what circumstances, they We're 90
tanned.
The Times detective methods re-
mind one very forcibly Of certain
Investigations we have occasionally
seen nearer home in which the con
trolling motive Of the profes5ed IN
yestigators has seemed to be feal
lest they should find out something
which they did not want to know
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Obituary..

GIr. n: d. White OF Winchendon,
Mass, who died at the Hotel Osborne
in New York city on March 18th, was
the father Of Mrs. James 3. Castle, and
was we'll known to many people in
Honolulu, having made two visits here
before the removal Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Castle to the United States. Mr.. White
was born in w. BoyIston, Mass, and
was successfully engaged in the manu-
facture Of cotton goods, for the last forty
wears at WinchendOn, and acquired
handsome property. He was thorough
master Of that business, and a man OF
large enterprise and comprehension. He
was a member Of the Massachusetts,
legislature Of 1862, director in the bank,
cemetery commissioner and one OF the
directors Of the Boston, Barre q Gardner
r. r. Co. Mr. White was a man OF
most genial and generous character, and
was held in warm regard among his
fallow-citizens. He was well-knOwn
throughout Worcester County and in the
business circles Of New York and Boston.
He leaves a large family OF grown-up
children, his two eldest sons, J n. and
y. l., being also successful cotton manu-
facturers. Since the death, in 1882, OF
his wife, a sister OF ex-Gov. Long, Mr..
Whites health has failed.
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Notice to Delinquent Tax Payers.

On AND AFTER TO DAY, THE
~ Sth OF April, all Taxes will be payable
at the Tax Assessors Office in the - kapu-
aIWa Building
No ten per cent charge will he made,
unless a warrant has been issued or a suit
commenced, against the person or firm
wishing TO pay. --
{. 4. BROWN.
Assessor and Collector of Taxes for the
Island of Oahu.
April 3, 1889. S4-lw
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SUPREME COURT.
Fourth Day of the Murder Trial Past
Guardianship of a Princess.


Guardianship of Princess.
In the trial Of Ala for murder, We'd
nesday, the prosecution called kaaoua
*, Kualii W., Keouaoua W., Ma
kanui, Pila Kamao d., Pualulo *,
Pukia lw.), Robert More, A. ?. Peterson
and Charles /. Hopkins, also put in evi-
dence will OF Louis johnson and deed to
him.
On Thursday the prosecution called
3Ieo (k), Kaumaha *, and William
Larsen, and rested.
Defendants counsel called r. Hal
stead, Opunui Ok, Kaekawaha *.
Mrs. K. Kapu, MakuakaDa W., Ka-
meaIani lwJ, Heneri Liilil, Maria W.,
Wilama, and Kalamazoo, who was called
at + 80 .. m. but could not be found.
Alika was called and took the stand.
At CHAMBERS.
Chief Justice Judd on Thursday heard
petition OF 4. ). CleghOrn. to be APP
pointed guardian Of H K. IL. Victoria
Kaiulani ClegnOrn. Cecil Brown, at
torney, the petitioner, the minor, and
Miss Annie CIeghorn appear. As show
ing the nature OF proceedings, the petit
ton may be quoted as follows:
The petition OF \. ;. CleghOru re-
specially represents unto your Honor
that he is the father and natural guardian
OF Victoria kaiulani Cleghorn of the age
OF thirteen years; thai the mother OF his
said daughter, II. II. IL. the Princess
Lkelike, has departed this life, and that
your petitioner has been appointed the
trustee Of the estate OF his said wife.
That under the last will and testament
of his said wife, his said daughter is en-
titled to and possessed Of considerable
estate, real and personal. That it is
necessary and proper that guardian OF
his said daughter be appointed by the
Court in order to manage and supervise
all property to which his said daughter
may be entitled, either under said will
or otherwise"
The Court took judicial knowledge,
wajving proof, OF the facts alleged in the
petition. On being asked by the Court
as to whom she should prefer Tor a guar
dian, the minor nominated the petitioner
her father. WhereupOn the Court
ordered him appointed and, upon his
stating that the annual income approx
mated So 800, fixed the bond at s., 800
the guardian to file inventory within
thirty days and to file annual accounts.
MIR. Justice McCully partly heard and
continued hearing Of petition OF b. Whit
ntv for probate Of viii OF the late Sarah
3. Whitney. W.R. Castle for petitioner.
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IN VIEW OF THE INCREASE OF
3 incendIary fires OF late, ana for the bet
ter protection of property interests, Il
reward OF Two Hundred Dollars $4,000
will be paid TO anyone giving such iufor-
nation as win lead to the arrest and con-
vctlou of any person or persons guilty of
incendiarism IN the City of Honolulu, ex-
cept in the case Of Daniela and Kawaha,
who have already confessed to completely
in TOUR different acts Of incendiarism dur
ing the past month.
And a further reward of Fifty Dollars
(SjOl will be paid for the arrest and CON
victIon Of any person or persons guilty Of
starting bush fires in the mountains Of
the Island Of Oahu.
JNO. II. SOPER,
Marshal.
MarshaI's Office, Honolulu, Mar. 20, 1889.
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A Brisbane dispatch of February -s.h
TO the Auckland Herald says: Private
advicos received from America state that
in addition to further warships being
sent TO Samoa, the 18th New Jersey
Rer.ment are held I'm readiness go pro-
.reri there, besides the 35h Cavalry and
24rh Infantry. The cavalry. who take
+heir horses with them, Will be- armed
with long rifles instead OF the usual short
rifles
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Opium Smuggling at Tacoma.

The largest seizure Of opium ever
made in the port of Tacoma, Wash,
took place February 10Th at the
transfer wharf Of the Northern Pa
cifc Railroad, where two barrels
purporting to contain sauerkraut
were being transferred from car
from Spokane Falls to one going to
San Francisco, via the Oregon and
California. The drug was consigned
to j. {. Calvin, San Francisco, and
the seizure was made by Inspector
c. j. Mulkey Of the customs depart
ment. Over three hundred pounds
Of the smuggled drug was found in
the barrels, and valued at $4,000.
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identifies Ggins Awav.

Mr.. NJ. Louissou, of the firm OF N. s.
Griubaum & Co, is leaving by the
steamer UmatiIIa with the present inten-
ton of taking mp permanent residence
with his family in San Francisco. He has
lived here for twenty-three years, raised
q family here, and invested the consid-
erabIe gains Of rare business capacity in
Hawaiian industry. Besides belonging
TO the aboye-named firm, he is one Of
the principal stockholders of the Hama
Plantation Company and the Heeia
Agricultural Company. Mrs. Louisson
shares with her husband an esumabte
position in Honolulu society, and their
departure viii leave very regrettahle
blank I'm the community. UnhappineSs
of friends and citizens in bidding them
farewell may, however be tempered by
the conviction that, sooner or latSr, the
Hawaiian aloha of kamaainas Will ire
sistialv draw them back to spend the
whole evening of their days in the loved
mid-ocaan home OF their welded noon
tide
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Advertisements.


ITO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
L [ the undersigned, hereby give notice
that my wife, Mrs. Emma Aloiau, has
left my bed and board, without any just
cause or provocation. l have taken good
care of her and our children, clothed them,
but ii was not OF any use, she was bound
to go astray and leave me Therefore,
hereby caution every store owner OF every
nationality in this Kingdom, not to trust
her on my account Any debts contracted
bv her ! will not be responsible for. If
she employs any attorney, Will not pay
his fees All debts contracted by her will
be on your own shoulders.
(Slgned) ALOIAU.
Kappa, Kauai, april ., 1889. 67-6t*
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. |.
ARRIVALS.

THURSDAY, April H.
Smr Kuauea Hou, Cameron, from Ha-
makua, Hawaii.
Stmr KaaIa Underwood, from Waianae
and WaIalua.
Stmr EVA from Eva.
SChr kaulilua from Kauai
Schr LihOlihO from Lahama.
ochr MOkuoia from Ewa, Oahu.
Schr Josephine from EVA
SChr Hawaiian from kOolau
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

\ notice OF family affairs from Aloiau
appears elsewhere.
s. s. Umatilla leaves at noon Tor san
Francisco. the mai. closing at / O'Clock
a whaling schooner, name not given.
was reported of hoSo Head yesterday
evening.
Tie credit tr.5- sale conducted bv lI~.
Ieyey on Thursday was .ai... s-.u
for the times.
The Central Union Church memorial
service decorations viii be photographed
this morning.
Previous to the common disaster at
Samoa, twenty-five Germans had been
buried at AUlinUu-yiCtims Of the war.
Captain Cogan and officers Of the
whaling bark Sea Ranger are waiting
here for that vessel, hourly expected
from New Bedford.
The translation of an autograph letter
TO the King, from President Diaz OF
IexiaO announcing his reelection, APP
pears in the official column.
Mrs. Lieut.. Ripley arrived from Mama,
Hon. s. Ptrlcr's ranch, yesterday,
and will leave on the JmatjIla with her
husband, who was shipwrecked at
Samoa.
Harry Hyug goes to the Coast by the
Umltilla in the stewards department.
lie intends spying out the land about
u-et SOUND anu II ,l1i'9'57 I l, 'l9
may le'!I II ''''E 10 i-.N W 10 II
T,'9 "uaI"esS' ,'Jo"-"l "''' SOU '"1h'
marry.
Crowds again clustered round larry
bynE's premises yesterday 20 see lle
hayIhs s"L"y SP'"LL'e" MS H. C-t
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w GUILD RESPECTFULLY NOTIFY HIS
~ friends and the public generally that he
has purchased the Blacksmith and Carriage shop
formerly conducted by \. Morgan at Nos. ~ and
81 King street. where he is now prepared to do
all kinds Of Carriage Painting md Trimmi ne,
Carriage and Heavy Wagon Work and General
Blacksmithing with prOmptness and dispatch
Satisfaction guaranteed. l3l-tf.
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Vessels in Port from Foreign Ports.
L $ Alert, Green, Hawaii.
ii b NJ ; COrmOraut, EiCOlis, Kauai.
5 ) Cmatila. Holmes san Francisco.
Am Mis- pkt Morning Star. Garland, > = ].
FIR blk Iton Rcguicr HOUgkuug.
Brit blk Royal Tar, Bowers, Tahiti.
Blk Annie Johnson, Emerson, Newcastle.
Blk Forest Queen, Winding, san Francisco.
Ger hS G y Wi.coE Rasch, Bremen.
Am blk News boy, johnson, Newcastle
Am bktue Planter, Penhallow, >. L.
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- THURSDAY, April II.
Stmr Jas Ma6ce, Macaulay, for Kapaa,
Kauai, at 5 p IN.
Schr Kauikeaouli for Kohala
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DRESSMAKING.

MRS. NJ b. CAMPBELL HAS COMMENCED
vi the business of Dressmaking, Cutting and
Fitting at her residence No. 73 BCretania street,
opposite the Hotel. The patronage of the ladies
is respectfully solicited. satisfaction gUaran-
teed S6-tf 12431y
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\ notice OF family affairs from Aloiau
appears elsewhere.
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The Paradise Of the Pacific for April is
ont On the first page is a very pre-
sentable view of Honolulu from the
Government bgildiug engraved by Mr..
Ollert There is great variety Of
articles descriptive of the Islands and
their attractions.
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The Central Union Church memorial
service decorations viii be photographed
this morning.
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4 BRIGHT. SMART BOY FOR OF
Z flee. Call at Anderson & Luudy 5
Dental Office. Hotel street. after O'Clock.
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FOR SALE.
Monthly Meeting.
Rooms to Let

- At no. 4 GARDEN STREET,
~F:: Honolulu.
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Signor Campohello and wife Miss
Grace Porter leave for SAN Francisco by
the Umatilla today. Upon arrival there
the SiZnor Will sing in Ernaui, Aida, and
the Barheroi Seville, under engagement,
after which he goes to New York to join
Gilmore, the great bandmasfer's, com
bination.
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The Japanese popular celebration Of
the Imperial Constitution came off at the
Immigration Depot-pllced at the peO-
Pies disposal 10y Minister IhurstCn-
yesterday evening according to pro-
gramme. There was a large attendance
of Japanese and many visitors OF other
natiouaGties, and the athletic contests
and dancing were very entertaining.
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Previous to the common disaster at
Samoa, twenty-five Germans had been
buried at Mulinuu-yictims Of the war.
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4. K. w EIR.

MarshaIs Office, Honolulu, Mar. 20, 1889
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Decorah-posten., 1889-11-20
Aocrtisicmtcntcr.
$500 &abinetter.

utter bar leg neciat Briien for aopierino
~ san1le Yortretter til trn 50 9uiiuet for
lsrlte alasiss albinetter. 9eune uiabpan.
l's laoe Sris er tun beftemt for en- tort 9tp.
% ole ~ttllfpnbss hurtisit mulis at inSienos
ltae lmaa, gamle Bortratter. Bette er M
'aa en- pppsrlis Gnleonirs for benz, iom bo
paa af'tossltssenoe Steoer, buor man Ell fon
taa sooe 5otosrcfisr eusr naar griieu or
Tor bst unOsr iaaouuns Surboloe, tuo en-
alm'noelis Tin Sppe" os ienS ben iomnsn
mel ", os be faur tilboae ct 9uliu Of 10
Dalre aao'Hstter, uosn ptoere CmtOtninoer,
efIa''1s opr msOiSlss cue Orore, o. Tan y.
sleanem DtoHen Sroer, goaaLRote ,r,r
SGplrpsase ! reslitreret 8reu. Worcester IN
OsI,sI: Y. Us. 6eIt, 2l5 CAT Chicago Qus,.
ebtcoau, 81. "''
staar De %ifriper, iaa uppn ~ n.
sAt 'HH aesrtlslsmentet / bette BIon 90
To- 6 3m,
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-20
Gu ny premsnJf aonaefroue

er nplis eiter 8eiierens 8eialins blepen
forferoiset af Suiiuuelsr Sumbert i
Berlin os er / oisie 8use bleusn oper.
raft aeiier 8ilbelm. Den itilbres Tom
ct R%eferoert at @uloimeotunften. Sc
til &ronen anusnote 9iamanter % Ser
Ter ere ta8ne al ben fOnselise Susfat
os r~epraienterer en- uberesnelis &eroh
itrtoer be tDite 8labe. Sele arunen
peter tire Buno, os Siamanterne alene
babe en- 8est Of $50 aarat. St,uet
paa boilfet 9iamanterne ere aubraate.
ere al masfpt Cub, os ben nebre 8uno
Oarer "A prestise 8rinianter iaa fore
lom en- Nso, Der er inbfattet / 8arofs
It'll. Omfrins &anoen ilpnser Der iis
8 Blabe, buis enfslte Dele after ere
oannebe af 9iamanter. Duer bet belle
er Rtsseblet anbrast, bannet al en-
r1astis Safir, Oper bpilfen ct af1 Is flor.
9iamantsr bannet aors funtler. Oct
Snore af arOnen er betrufien msb p,rs
purrsbt Slsiel.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-20
6ranfriQe.

Get frantic Sepnieretfammer iams
mentraabte | 9irsoass. Bisrre Blanc
Opertos miolsrtibis 5ormuubiabst Os
lgfsnfebe aabinsttet meo, at 8epublitsn
for femte Gang baobe tilbas,ilaaet be
fOreueoe 5ienbsrs ansreb paa ben. R.
6lcquet blep 9aseu efter palst til gres
iioent al Geputeretfammeret. Dt. Saul
be 8oulebe blep famine Dag arr.iteret,
ibet ban furlob Rammerst, forbi ban
baOoe forisSt at faa iitaub en- boulansis
fiji Denomination, 60 andre Bout
laughter bleu arreitereoe for famine
5orieelie. - General 8oulanser BAR
fra Den Seriep ienbt ct upt Waniisft til
bet frantic Golf, | builfet ban erflerer,
at &epifioaen- at 8onfitutiunen CT nib
lertiois uoiat, men R%euiiioniiterne bar
aloris paret iitrere paa ben enoelise
Seier eno MI. Oct rationale 8arti,
iom @~enralen falber bet, arbsiber meo
uforminbifet Suer.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-20

Oct enselite Spabifat er M tommet

Oct enselite Spabifat er M tommet
t Seiiooelie af 16 8rpsssrier | ct.
Souls. spabifatet eier osiaa be flefte
fore 8rssserier / Chicago, Retu gort
oip. aisbeiummen for 8rpaserierne
ansioes til IL Wiliuner Dollars.
- Sper 100 Milioner Dollars af
enSelf aapital er / be fbfe Var a,s
braste | fOraislise 5uretasenber / ben
arssntinite Repnblit.
- autboliternss antal | be sorenebe
Slater a~nilaaes III til 9 Riniuner meb
5000 Sraiter, 10000 airter ua aaz
psusr, ~ Seminarier, $50 Gfabemier
% bsiere 2areaniialter FAINT 5000
Nenisbebsfoler. Oct fturarteoe To-
tbolife unipsrftst | @libinstun bleu
bsitioslis incpiet us aabnst iibite rlse.
unSsruisninsen | ben ibeolosife Qfbe.
ling bespuote ! Wanbass.
- s be 5Oreusbe Slater ubaipes
l6.3l9 Slaee ps 9iosTtriiter. 1,494
uofommsr oaslis.
On IS aaris Ieser usS g,apn
Omen GnbsriOn blep ben Zoe b. lpudst
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0ifingeiftbet.

5or nosle Gar iioen fnnot man |
Rarbsoen Of Sanbefioro ,ROrse ct uals
minoelis uel tOnierueret Stib fra gis
tinsstiosn. 9sune iielbne Ruriuiitst er
M opittaet peo uuiperitetet | &ritis
auia, % Der finbes insen 5rsmmsbe,
iom fommer til ariftiania, ubsn at be
fial ben os ie bet bsrsmte @Otitao 8is
ftussi,ib. gtu f~orelaar 8rofesior 8rsba
/ Blabet "Rortb", iom ubtOmmer /
minneapolis, at Rorbmanbene / Gmes
rita fdl fpoe iammen % fIsbe en- Wps
bel al bette YltinSeitlb os iilaRte Mos
osIsn til 8pen Minueapolis, forat ben
fan uoftllss iammen meb onore nors
bite Eager ! 8p.ns 8ibliuibst0psnins,
buor Der oa e%ftetbdanben pil bannes en-
fulotenbis fanbinapif afoelias. 8ros
fesior 8reoa beresner, at Nobsll.n,
lom lfal 9lsreS paa Srrftet paa Sorz
ten, bOor en- lisnenbe Wooel aIerebe er
blepen f%orarbeioet, oil foite bare $500
forienbt til Winneopulis, os Der ital
iaaleoss life fore 8Icras fra busr, naar
yer blot bliuer en- nossnlunbe atminbss
Zig 9ilIutnins blanbt pore 2anosmanb
til ben Of 8~rofesioren fremiatte 9anfe.
Bensens fan ienbss til 8labet "9ortb"
/ WinneapUlis, ium oil foittsre ps of
lasse Resnifab berfor.
9a ben af BrofesiOr 8reba fremiatte
2anfe er babe imuf Os pasienbe, ps ba
9ilHutninsen BERTH burbs blipe almins
oelis, pil pi anbefale, at man inbisnber
i'm Stieru iaa iuart iom mulist.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-20
st. Olaf GoQeae

tetreoe ltotleoen Ste Houember paa ieb.
panlis Bis ben 15be Garsbaa efte,
Stolens Oprettelie. ST. 7 beapnbt,
Sauminationen, Tom parebe en- Time %
forstiasos fOrifieaise 5isurer, iaaiom
ROrs, 8ue, SDramioe Oip. 9srpao
lamleoes man / Stolens Gal, bpor man
lptteos til ct soot Os risboloist gro,
gram arranseret af Jeitfomiteen. 9ei
fSrite bar ct Stptfs al Orfsitret unoer
esoslie af 6. s. ROaefion. &omiteena
5ormanb, u. .. Sanbbo, f~orflareos
berpaa, / boilten Gnlebnins Soften bolo.
tes. bporpaa fulste en- Bianus7ri al
R'sies 3ora Nelltp, gie os 1borfen.
len. Sobn 3. Tanbbers bolbt en- en-.
selif Tale ON "Cheerfulness", bporpao
DR.. gsse fang "Be Thou Faithful
Unto Death. 9st reite bar en- ppfal
Trio al Nisiss CLARA Gnberion, Die
os Iesbsim, iaa "S5r offs suea" Of
"aierulf Rpartet". o. bsrpaa en- giano.
Duet af Wisiss aarisn us RasmusIsn.
Bet iibite bar bet b.bfe Of groaram.
NETS muiifalite Del. gruf. Miu;s
bolot oerpaa en- ubm1rfet 5ale nm on
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lamb talte paa Rorf ON Seniiaten msh
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lOnnms 2s'lamationer % SiRurisr.
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bliue linbret.
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