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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
A COMPANION OF poa

a long-neglected and almost forrotto,
fhlladeiphia poet viii soon have bie
resurrection in a fine new edition oc his
poems Ihe iortHnate fellow ,s-.r VS.
Henry Beck 1irst. and there is n cor
tain romance lingering around his mem
Dry because OF his cOmDanionship with
Edgar Allan Poe. When Poe came m
the Quaker City In 1888. he met the
young laW-Student. then only twenty
i've years old. and 100 busy In q mercan-
tile pursuit 10 present himself FOR adf,Js.
sion 10 the bar. similarity of tempera-
ment and characteristics drew them TO-
gether into Intimacy. and Hirst frs,
saw his DOetical effuSiOn In nrlnt In
Graham's Magazine. Of which his illus.
trious friend was editor-in-chef. He
possessed a not ungraceful fancy. and
me flavor Of his style can be Judged
from The titles OF his volumes of verse
The Coming OF the Mammoth" The
Funeral Of Time" "Endymion." and
The Penencc OF Roland" He even
issued "foeticai Dictionary" He long
survived Poe, not dying until 1874. He
mas not been forgotten by one Phlladei
paian. at least, Dr. Matthew Woods.
or NO 1870 south Broad street. author
himself OF "Rambles Of a Physician"
VINO is preparing an edition OF Hirst's
poems 70 be accompanied by a sketch
OF MS hte.-Philadelphia Record.
Asked for the name of the worlds
GREATEST composer A smart univarsitv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12

Az Martin and Mise Alice Martin, OF MN
zha..nr Nnt m Elonnment.

WELDON. y. C.. July n.-Special-A
,,anc1ester. va, couple were married here
Iast night at Midnight. me contracting
b,iice Marlin. The young people were ac-
rnroDaniad here by two sisters OF the
loy@iy bride and a brother Of Mr.. Martin
actci as best man. They stated mat IL
Was not runaway. The young lady was
under twenty-one, and navinE HcltnfiFF
not get a license in Nirginia. So they
we're advised by loving friends 20 come
~ the Grotna Green Of North Carolina
where they could be made happy, me
ceremony was witnessed by imlninp,er o..
tho vol,ng people Of the town The happy
pair returned home on an early morning
train
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
State Normal Institute ut Chase CIV

.. CHASE CITY, VA, July li.-Special.-
Inc State Normal Institute. now in ses-
sion here under the directorsnip Of pro-
lessor winston. OF Richmond College ia
progressing nnely. The Instructors are
Professor Winston, Judge Miller. OF Ma
Ilon. Professor w. G. Cumming. OF Hama
ton, and Misses Winston and Hill nf
Richmond; There is a good attendance,
az many being present as at other nor,
mals from which we hear.
Public entertainments Will be given dur
ING the session OF the Institute. Among
them VIII be Worlds Fair lecture and
ants, OF Richmond; lectures by Judge Far-
raT OF Amelia. and the Lady OF Lyons"
py strong troupe from Boydton. The
last VIII be FOR the benefit OF the soldier
monument, 10 be erected in memory ~
Meckienburgs Confederate dead
Among prominent people recently regis
tered al the hotel are Judge d. c. Miller
Marion. Va: Professor w. Gordon Cum.
ming and MIR. George A. Schmeltz and
family, Hampton, Va; Mr. +. L. Fuller
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rhrlsfinn En9eaynr Convention.

CLEVELAND, OHIO. July u-Cleye-
land was gayly dressed In yellow and
white and red, white and blue this
morning when the delegates 10 the big
Christian Endeavor convention began ar
irving In force
The scare on account Of the strike inter
f,ring with the plans ~ the attending Wis
itors has blown over 20 some extent, and
while the attendance viii undoubtedly DE
cut down % considerable extent. still
the convention will be "A very large one.
Tonight IL is estimated that from
1900 10 5000 have arrived.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
River and lIarbor ApproprlaIions

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE Senate
Committee on Commerce this afternoon
reported the river and horbor BIZ 20 the
Seo4te. The bin carries an increase over
the account as passed by the House,
amounting to S30S,4g0 Of which S2.26ri5)
IS expended on rivers and $s2J, $50 on har-
bOrs.
Divided according 20 states the IN
creases are as follows.
Vfrglnia-Jamestown Island, $1,000, Nor
folk harbOr $4,000.
South CarOlina-Winyow Bay, so lO.
GcOrgia-Cumberlan Sound, $'V,V+'
Brunswick Bar, $4,000.
West $1,000.
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ROYDTON, VA, July u.-Special. The
1adv OF Lyons was presented here
last night by an amateur company COM
nosed OF the young ladies and gentlemen
Of our town. and was both artisticahy
and financially success me costumes ms
and scenery were handsome. having been
secured at considerable cost In the north-
ern cities. The music was also excellent.
The whole county Is Interested IN Wy
success OF this enterprise. as the pIoc,'us
are 10 build a monument 10 the memory OF
the fallen Confederate soldiers OF ms
county. which (; ~ proposed snor ,,.. De
erected at this. the county-seat oi MUM
icnburR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
CUTTING Ar A PIKTT.
en-. Lambert Probably Fatally Wounded
by Joe Burr mt DeDdron

sURRY COURTHOUSE. VA. July IL
Special. Joe Burt and Alex. Lambert be-
came involved In an ARRAY near Dendron.
Va. last night. Lambert was dangerously.
II not fatally. cut by Burt. Burt has not
bten seen since the cutting. The ARRAY
tooA place al the house Of Burt, who
save a lemonade party. which ended In
thiS tragedy. The difficulty arose on ac-
CONT OF Burts wiie's daughter lie did
lions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
1JAmlIcA GIN0ER SUICIDE.
Mike Stppieton Drank seventeen Bott'es
md pied-Mr. Bunn'< Vacation

RALEIGH. y. c.. July 11.-speciai.-
Mike stapleton, thirty years Old com
mitted suicide at Lenoir yesterday by
drinking seventeen bottles Of Jamaica
ginger. ,.z
CONGRESSMAN Bum is taking few DAYS
off for rest and recreation from his ON
cial duties. and is spending his time at
New Berne.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
WfNslON PROPERTY SOLD.
MI. W. :. Forbes Pur, ha'es the hlspaueh
Estate here

WINSTON, y. c., July u.-special.-
Judge schcnck, trustee, sold Colonel j.
" Alspaugh's city property here to-day
for $1,000. W. S Forbes. of Richmond,
was the purchaser. The residence ana
the lot ~ by 1913 feet, was reserved as
homestead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
NOW AT.fTNTON WINS.
The Roanokers Defeated by the Score Of
Eleven to One

STANTON. VA, july u-Speclal.-
The big Hckers hit the dust to-day be-
fore the superb work Of Malarkey ia the
box TOR the locals Maarkev's support
was good. The errors being insignificant
ones. Fitzm0rris was found nicely boy the
locals cor fourteen bits. which were well
punched for run getting. The game was
full If snap throughout. and these re-
suits again make stanton and Roanoke
tie for fourth Mace
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
TIGILANT BKATEN AGAIN.
The Britannia Wins tho Flfsy-MIlc Race IN
slow Tirne.

GLASGOW, July 1.-THE yacht race to-
day Was over total distance Of nifty
miles twice around a quadrangular cours
and then Ilagouauy across the 1uadran-
gle and retui,. The wind was light and
both boats were several times becalmed.
They crossed the starting line one minute
and forty seconds after the gun vas
fired The vigilaut was slightly in the
lead. but the britannia got the best of
the wind throughout. and won by twenty
one minutes and tWeuty-one seconds ac-
tual time and twenty-f0ur minutes and
tW enty-One seconds corrected time. The
race was dreary and unsatisfactory be-
cause of the Gains and light winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12

a dispatch in yesterdays New York
Sun. from Newport. r. l.. says:
Gen. James Il. Fry, or New York, Tea
In a critical condition at his cottage. IN
this city, at which he arrived tort
night ago. He was attacked with apo
plexy on Monday afternoon when return
Ing from a drive. He has since been in
an insensibie condition, and hts recovery
Is not looked for.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
President Caslmir-Perier Calls Upoa Am
baSSador FuSt[S

President Casimir-Perier called upon
United States Ambassador Eusts on
Tuesday evening. remaining AZ the Amer
lean Embassy about half an hour. The
meeting between the President and the
Ambassador was wholly informal and OF
a most cordial character-New York
Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
Northumberland Delegates.

HEATHVILLE, VA. July II' o. P,nI,a.,
AZ meeting held here on tne 'e hso,' ~
Tho following delegates were CHOSEN 70
yne sent" Northumberland county In the
rr eptvses Convention, which meets at
TaPpahaqaock on he R Fdte W aflGnSIeS
X ! stalker. j. 4. Palmer; ,.,.
W" w, SJsoi,,,ions were adopted endorsing Mr..
rdnos' course in the House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
Hinre,otn Republicans.

ST. PAUL. MINI, July 1.-THE Repub-
lican state Convention met here tonight.
Governor Mutt Nelson ana Lieutenant
Governor Clough were renOminated by
reclamation. Albert Berg was nominated
for Secretary Of state on the second bal
lot. ). G. Dunn was nominated State Au-
ditOr on the third ballot Henry ".
Childs was renominated for Attorney
General by reclamation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12

Earned runs: stanton. 3. Two-base
hits. Little. Clark. and O'Hasan. Three
base hits Sullivan. Bases stolen: Ar
thur. Sullivan. and Malarkey. Double
plays: Sullivan and Little. Cayanaugh
and Crockett. Bases on Called balls:
Arthur. 2; Little. Malarkey, Scherer. VII
son. and McGinnis. Struck ont; by
Malarkey I: FitZmorris. /. Passed balls.
Arthur. . Left Oh bases: Sullivan, p
Arthur. Scherer. Clark. Malarkey, VII
son. and Fultz. 2: OHagan. 2. McGmuis
Frech. and Daniels. g. Umpire: Clark.
Scorer: Z. f. Home. Time II game one
hour and forty minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12

ROME. July lin the municipal cleo
lions in Messina and other places in ST.
city, Ex-Deputy DeFelice and several
other persons recently convicted at Pa
lermo OF connection with the SlclAan
riots. were returned By large majorities
The result Of the elections will be de-
clared void.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
,onir strike Notes

Chicago was the city Of the Exposition
last wear. ard IS the city OF the strike
this year. The San Francisco Midwinter
Exposition came 70 a close at the end
OF last month. and the strikers were
masters OF the city the first week Of this
month. The Exposition in the French
City OF Lyons was opened In the early
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12

ANTWERP, July 1.-THE tank steamer
Azof broke adrift to-day and ran afoul
Of the United States cruiser Chicago.
which was at anchor. Both vessels were
damaged above the water line. the cruiser
TO the amount OF about si2.voo. The tank
steamer will be li3elled for the damage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
NORFOLK.

Summary: Earned runs ,,,an Home
rnnspKellp and Tho HHoneycat stolen bases on
sanford Foreman. and KeefGr f 5lit B Sv
balls-Foreman. 3. Fry j. and Fry.
pitcher-Lanser. Thornton, az ai'u rrv B.
Struck out-By Foreman; y oy Time
Passed balls Keefer. .i.,.'aye minutes.
Of game-One hour and ioi'y NV
I-fnpire- Black
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
..,os porfer Convicted

,urJ,BoRO SPRINGS. VA. July IL
CIT t, Amos Porter. who Killed John
Vy1liams at Mnlboro depot April lth, has
been trs Snfe yeT HTde1 IN the me I s
lard degree. and fixed his punishment at
,r, years in the penitentlary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
ROTH PLAYED GOOD BALL
MIR As UsUAL, EICHAOND LOST
THE OIME.
Foreman Pitched Great Game for Peters
burg aud Defeated Norfe lk-s'""n-
ton Beats Roanoke.

r.yNcunURG. VA. July 1I.-Special
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12

STATNTON. VA, July n.-Speciol.-,
The American Car Company, AT Basic
CITY. operated by the Pettis Bros, mas
assigned George X. Andersen trustee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
TIE PrTKRsnrrG GAMr-

It is expected that a goodly crowd will 60
over 10 Petersburg to-day 20 witness the
opening game OF the series between the
Cockade city and Richmond. 4 large
number Of ladies win go Round-trio
tickets viii be sold for 70 cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
RICHMOND.


Summary. Struck out-By Shaw. 3; by
Anderson. 2: by Bailey 4. Base on ba -
OF shaw, .. off Bailey, g. Hit by pitched
baH-By Bailey. D. Two-hase hit-Shaw.
Three-hasc hit-Knox. Home run-Mc-
Cam Double plays Elsey and Boucher;
Knox. Lchy. Elsey and Hiegler, McGann
and Tate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
Treasurer of BEDFORD.

BEDFORD CITY. July n.-special,-,
1ndee Brown to-day appointed Or. T.
~ price Treasurer OF Bedford The Office
has been vacant since May lst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
YA1IoNAL LEAGUE RECORD.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO DAY.

Boston AZ Cincinnati
Brooklyn al Chicago.
New York AT Pittsburg
Philadelphia at cleveland.
WASHINGTON at Louisville
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12

good game OF
ball that the
crowd saw at the
park to-day. II
was a close ana
exciting contest
All the way
through, with one
side ahead and
then the other.
The pitching on
both sides WAS
good and the
fielding sharp
and lively. Tue
Nesult was IN
doubt until the
end Of the nlnth'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
Chemic,i rnrks Rrrnn,

CARTERET. y. H.. July 1.-THE chem
zeal works OF Williams 4 Clarke. said 10
be the largest In the world. were almost
totally destroyed hy fire this evening. The
loss will be close to half million dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
STATE LEAGUE RECORD,

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Richmond at PETERSBURG
Norfolk at Roanoke.
Lynchburg at Staunton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
An rRE LKADnRs BEATES'
Orioles. Bonn Eater. and Giants Enoh fhiI
BEFORE rhelr Opponents

CINCINNATI. July u.-Cincinnatl
knocked Wcsteryelt out OF the DoN' Du'
won BY Il very narrow margin. NeT
Seat seats viii Which l'V was tossed out by SPEC
tator. Umpire Ganney sent Rusie BACK 9ac.ks.
TO third. however because several So ,,,"
Workers. interfered with TIE pay w. s0o 0''0''
So. '''D r. II. r..
Cincinnati. ......Oot2tO2ox-G u 3
New York. .......0Ilo0 100 p SS,.,o
batteries: Westerye!t. Clark, and VIII
son; Parrot and Murphy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12

.ra family. and Mr. Robert Blackwell,
nnrham, II. c.: Or. a. +. Dickinson.
pichmond. Many others are enjoying the
raters and recrcations at the springs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
PosfinaS;rr Amounted

WASHINGTON. d. C.. July 1.-THE
President to-day sent 10 the Senate the
nomination OF {. NJ. Furlow. Jr. TO be
westminster at Madison. Ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
IoIIsvIIF. I. nR0OELYN. :.

LOUISVILLE KY. July 1.-THE home
team mad. II three straishts from Brook
iyn to-day The Bridegrooms could not
touch Hemming after the third inning.
Corcoran and Richardson's fielding was
feature. Attendance, 100. score.
BROOKLYN .....O3OOoOoOO-3 ;
Louisville .........U1130OO20-1 ,
Hatteries. Stein AMI DAILY; HemminS
and Weaver
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
ITRNTS or the TURF.
Some Big Surprises for the Tslent at
Brighton-other Places.

BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK,
July 1.-THE attendance here to-day
was fully up 60 the average, and the
pencillcrs were kept busy. The track
was in excellent condition and the rae
Ing was good. The faithful began the
day disastrously by backing Roller To
win the first race, but Marguerite, a
. 10 ] shot upset all CALCULATIONS by
carrying on the hOnOrS. The surprise
OF the day was the third race Lady
Richmond, a Ia to | shot finishing a
fighting finish with Dereict. 80 to /
shot, while the favorite. Jessie Taral,
houn4crei along in the rear.
Another long shot that won to-day was
Lucknow W 70 j., who won the steegle-
chase quite handily from RoGman. Inc
once famous brown Whrlwint, Kingston,
was In form today AID made the fourth
race interesting by running We'll through
out. and finally snatched IL from Sir
rocco. defeating him by half a length.
The stewards Of the Jockey Ciun. at
meeting held last night, granted the
club permission to run each day two
races for horses three years oil and
upward at a distance OF less than
milo. Summarizes
First race-one mile.-Marguerite an,
Bcrren. > to y first, Koliow second,
Hardy Fox third. Time, l14;
Second race-one mile.-Chant oil,
Martin I to y first, Jersey Belle second.
Or. Garrett third. Time l.i3.
Third race-dye furlongs Lady Rich
mond Nl5, Landrum. L. 10 - first, Dere-
1.O4
Fourth race-handcap. six furlongs.-
Kingston Ni7. Simms, : to y first. Sir
rocco second, Derfargilla third Time,
Fifth race-one mre.-Dr. Hasbouck
ohd. Sport third. Time 1929.
sixth race-hanlicap. ste aplechase over
HNHa.Nn
y first. RodmIn second. Flip Flap third.
Time, 1:lll!.
SABINE DTFEATs vAssAL.
CHICAGO. July IA fair sized crowd
at Washington Park saw some fine per-
fOrmances to-day chief Of which was
Sabine's race for the Great Western han
dicap. lie won under a pull with Nassai
close up. The mile and nalf was run
In 2.33 IA. the western record for the
distance. Or. Rice ran in the MIN and
won IL easily. He carried II. and ran
the mile In 40 IA Rice was worked on
an extra quarter. as a preparation for
the Columbus hana.cap next SATURDAY.
DieSs won the opening race and Penn-
less won the second race in a nard drive.
Eloroy. at 10 /, won the fourth race,
FIVE and One-half furlOhgs. Summary:
First receive and one-half furiOngs--
Digs az. Irving. to 81 first. katherine
second. Gath third. Time l.07 "a
Second race-six furlonss-Penniless as.
Blaylock, 20 u first, May Fern second,
Slethia third Time, LA ID
Third race-Great Western handicap.
one and one-half miles-Sabine Q0j Clay
ton, 10 81 hrst. Nassai second, Linda
third. Time, 2:33 Ia.
Fourth race-one and one-s'stenth miles
-Elory %. Bergen. ! 10 u first, Elva
second, Anna third Time la
Fifth race-one mile-Dr. Rice l2S. Jor-
dan 2 10 u fret C.~wood second, Poca-
hontas third Time. 40 Ia.
sixth race-six IuriOngs-Maggie Gray
nlO. Perkins 10 II first. William L. Sec
ond, Anna Mayes third. Time. Ia IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12

BALTIMORE. July u.-Opportune bat
ting won to-6ay's game for the Pirates.
The orioles were sl1cularly unfortunate
with men on bases Attendance. 100.
Score: X. H. T..
Pittslurg .........2 20 x ~ ?
Baltimore ........02Ol Il)O-5 8 ]
Clarke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12

CHICAGO. July 1.-THE Bostons could
do nothing with Griffith TO-DAY, VIM .Se
fed and forced him to retire in the
sixth.
Score. X H. F.
Chicago. ...........1 03 o O. O-l$ ~ ~
Batteries: Nichols and Ryan IF'"''"
and kittredge.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
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8 Sob. 8anbet 1lyosr mec en- Safs1
beo ai Is SOB pr. Sefunb.
9erefter ftuloe Ser gda ca. 25,VV9
Gallons 8ano sjeunem GOs'sH y
setunb. Josiens Spioe er $50 JOY
5osiens &raft ifuloe alt'aa olIO' 'nI
trent "a, 900, 900, 900 guno elsr 2,'o !
Wia. Gentner Get @ertner er lOOYHl
Sorbens Gtpatur err pmtrsnt +@v
Mil. 5OsIens Strait uilce nltlnd IRAN
til for at lsite l Gentner ON MET 0'
ben balpe gfoator. -.
gerssninsen er ~efteriet al 5nS'''''
2efpe, Der ubtalte, at ben lite 0d1 "
bgit aniat.
5ortioen foresaar Der llnberAdn0lh'
ON Sals of Spsien til inOnltr''lI ~
leg. ON bet life berne Sang ''a'''
isre til noset, fommer pei en9a''s 90
9io, oa ben life l9n8er tllll'IeI W
ubunben Sribsb, men i gnano % 5"'
rsr bliuer lrnfet tit 5ieIotoeTi.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
u. u. II. WGnoeme % pa.
tor 2imoebIao.

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Der en- Grtitel, iom iQuItrerer nosle al
be Wltoler, Streiterne benptter for al
naa tit Maal. 8eretninsen lsoer iaas
leoes:
Truiler ON Bob ubIpn9et Of Strei.
ferne / Bennington mob Rep. Senrp 3.
2~inbeblub, Yreit peb ben Spent 6. 6.
airte i @ullman, bar brast itartt 8gre
blanbt Soenterne, us De bOloer MI paa
at brpftc, paa buao Waabe be for 5rem.
then ital Optreoe poerfOr streiterne
ps oeres Sag. Sioite Sgncas bauoe
8reiten eiter i'm ErGoiten blnnot andre
Tins peorgrenbe Streiten iaot:
Seq rauoer Goer life cller flyer
@oer ,tte, ON s lfal 9aa til slrbeioe
eler life. s er foritanbise npt til Ielr
at afgjsre bet Spsr9smaal, men 3 mao
life binore andre, Tom sniter at arbeioe,
| of sisre iaa. Gen tommenbe llae,
eaer mulispis Tiger, tanfer ieg, bill
blipe iulb af Gare, Us ies aboarer Cher
ale mob at brpSe 9upen".
On Gitermiooasen Tom Der ct &pats
ub ! Bennington ON, at Scr. 9inbeblor
bapbe raabet fine 5olf til at sienpptaas
Grbeioet, % Streiiernss 5srere toa
itrug fat paa Sasen. 8 bsres bemme.
lise Msoe, iises bet, blep Der frsmiat
5prflas ON at iase 8reiten ub az Spen
% np9le enfelte git enoos iaa pibt, q
be fOrsilos Gnuenbelie Of Bob mot
Breiteu. On 8omite blep ubnaunt iii
at benuenoe fig til Rreiten os i~orlanee
at 2bumus Seutbcote III 9iqnbelIe til
at tale til Nenisbeoen ueb @ubstiene'
fen Ssnoas aiten. a~nmobninseu blet
imiclsrtio life alens beItsmt afIlaaet
men DIR. 2~inoeblao meboelte Rpmitsen
at bans airfe lille tlnos benpttes til a
boloe Strsitemgber l. 9enne airf,