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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond
Citizens and other Matters.

Treasurer H. c. Joyner, Of Amherst is
at Ford's.
Mr.. b. p. Watts. clerk Of Giles county,
was in the city yesterday.
Judge W. H. Mann, OF Nottoway, is In
the city.
Rev James p Smith, d. d.. will
preach at the Soldiers Home chapel
suday evening AT r. NJ
II. d. Panoch Gilmoure sails for
Europe to-day 10 visit relatives and
travel.
The Ambulance. with Or. Miller In
charge. attended colored man named
VIM. Bright, who was attacked With ver'
tigo. lie was treated and left.
Mr.. Alfred J. Gary who has been pain
fully ill for several weeks. was much bet
ter this morning. and expects to resume
his duties I'm few days.
A peanut hunt for the children will he
given this afternoon al o'clock at the
lawn party for the benefit Of the Vir-
elnia Home for Incurables, Twelfth and
Broad streets.
officer Krouse Thursday went 10 look
for william Christian, negro, who was
wanted on a serious charge and found
that the man had gone of 10 the war.
The charge was preferred by Emma
McCowin.
Captain L. H. Lea. Of this city, who
has been ia Norfolk for several days In
attendance upon the first semi-annual
meeting Of the Southern Railway Agents
Association returned home yesterday.
Captain Lea was honored With the presi-
dency OF the association.
m. o.s.. ~ Trrnest Rrooking Young
man charged with receiving stolen goods,
came NJ before Judge Wickam In the
Henrico County Court yesterday morn
ing. but was continued 70 the next term,
September l4th.
Mr.. Ware b. Gay. who is closely identi-
fed with the Richmond coal-nelds. said
Thursday that a large quantity or coal
has been shipped from Newport News
Norfolk. Baltimore and Philadelphia FOR
England lately. as a result Of the strike
OF the Welsh miners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16

Or. william +. Walker, ~ Pass Chris
tian Miss. who has been elected 10 "a
professorship in the Dental Department
OF the University College OF Medicine.
viii come to this city about October LIST
TO enter upon his collegiate duties.
Mr. w. Il. Miller has been elected clerk
IN the faculty of the institution. and en-
tered upon his duties the first % July.
Everything now points TO most sue
cessful session for the coming year stu
dents already having signihed their in
tention Of entering even from 50 far away
as Idaho and Nebraska.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16

The damage TO the building and con-
tents burned at the FIRE Thursday even
ing WIN amount 10 about $50
or this the insurance covers $1,000 which
IS held I'm companies represented here by
S. n. Pulliam & Co, j B. Moore & Co.
IT. j. Alfriend. the Virginia Fire and
Marine Insurance Co.. and the Virginia
Trust Co.
The Insurance held on the entire plant
amounts 20 $4,000 distributed as follows
Aetna. OF Hartford. IS 900. American. Of
New York $500; Insurance Company Of
North America. s. 300. Hartford. 10000;
Orient $3.50: Phoenix. 5000. Lancashire
$500: Imperial. s. 500 New York Under
writers $3.50; Manhattan $500; Ma
uonal. of Hartford. 5000; Portsmouth,
81 $50: Madeburgh. $1,000. National. OF
Baltimore. 81 200; Western. &c. 250: British
American. s. 800, Virginia Fire and Ma
rine. $500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16

The Indictment weather during this week
has hampered TO considerable extent
the patronage OF the Broad street park
pavilion and many have missed the
pleasure Of seeing the splendid bill Two
performances to-day will close the bill
for the week. and the comedy OF John
T. Tlerney. Rice and Elmer and the
Brownings and the sweet singing Of Miss
Flossie Sinnott will be supplanted next
week by Billy Van. the minstrel, and a
great array OF vaudeville artists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16

lin and an oficcr would como up and dis
nose OF his life. The woman wept for her
dog. but Il ala no good
WITH THE SICK.
Little Pauline Kimmel. OF Lebanon. Pa.
who IS visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles
n KimmeI. OF Twelfth and MoDonough
streets. Is critically III. She Is here on a
visit with her mother and relatives 10
snend n few weeks Her father was called
Monday on account OF her extreme Ill
ness She Is receiving the best medical
attention OF this city and Richmond. and
every effort is being made to prolonG
her life.
Nfrs d A. Allen. OF Clayton. formerly
Miss Anna Friend, OF this city. who was
critically m and her life- despslrei Of.
is NOW somewhat improved Her father.
DIR. George w Friend. went up to Gay
ton TO see her yesterday morning. He
has homes now that she Is out % danger.
BRIEF MENTION.
Misc Anna White. OF KeyEvllle. Va. is
on a visit TO Mrs W. 3. Peasants. OF
west Twelfth street
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. jenkins and daugh-
tiers. Misses Dora and Matte Jenkins.
left Yesterday for Selma. y. c.. where
they will visit friends and relatives.
Miss Edna Toney left yesterday morn
ing to spend the summer with friends In
Powhatan county.
Mrs NJ. A. Campbell and Mrs. p. l..
Anderson left yesterday morning for
Prospect Depot. where they will spend
the summer.
Francis NJ. French will leave TO-DAY
for Buffalo Lithia Springs. where he VIII
spend the summer.
Mr.. w. ]. Carter returned yesterday
morning from Baltimore. where he was
called on business.
Messrs. Charles and LOUIS Becker, Jr.,
OF Baltimore are the guests Of Mr.. w.
J. Carter OF this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16

There Is no use suffering from this
dreadful malady II you will only get
the right remedy. You are having pain
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OF order, have no appetite no life or am
bition. have bad cold, I'm fact are com.
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and sure relief They act directly en-
vour Liver, stomach and kidneys. tone
no the whole system and make you feel
ike a new being. They are guaranteed
10 euro or price refunded. For sale al
owens & Minor Drug Co., only 5oc. pei
hottie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16
VETERAN OFFICER.
sergt Geo. w. Eppes' Twenty-Fifth
Anniversary on the Force.

Tne twcuty-ffth anniversary OF his ap-
Monument to the Police Force was cele-
brated by Sergeant George ". Epps yes
terday
Twenty-Five years ago yesterday he was
appointed. and for thirteen years no has
labored as "a sergeant.
Sergeant Epps is one OF the most pop
ular officers on the force, and Is ono OF
the best and most energetic OF policemen.
always doing his duty as IT should be
done. and using his sound. common sense
I'm carrying out the services required OF
him. No one can say that In performing
the duties exacted OF him. Sergeant
Epps ever treated them other than kindly
and humancly.
Sergeant Epps' many friends WISH mat
nc may live 10 celebrate many more an
nivcsarics.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16
Mr.. C0TTRELL FOR ALDERMAN
His Friends Hold n Meeting and Dc.
eide TO Present His Name.

1t is quite likely that Councilman S.
II. Cottreu WIN succeed Mr. Henry L..
Carter IN the Board of Aldermen. His
friends held conference yesterday and
decided 10 present his name to the Board.
Mr.. Cottrel has consented TO become a
candidate.
As stated in The Times yesterday, Mr..
Hill Montague's friends are anxious for
him TO be made an alderman and his
claims Will be pressed.
In the exent that Mr.. Cottrell goes to
the Board It is understood that eX-Coun-
Gilman o. A. Hawkins or Mr.. Clyde W..
Saunders will succeed him in the Com
mon Council.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16
JUSTICE JOHN.
Man Under Arrest Here Wanted in
Roanoke for Forgery.

VIM. Mccarthy, alias VIM. Cooper. alias
Vim Macarthur. arrested some days ago
bv detectives Tomlinson and Werner, will
he bele until tho 18TH. He Acknowledges
thar be served Term tn the Roanoke
Jan for alleged HOUSEKEEPING. ana 1t IA.
believed he is wanted in that city for
forgery.
Isaac Thurston. a colored man. ceie-
brated the surrender OF Santiago by COINS
out on a jag. Intentional Ofiicer Dugan
took him IN charge because ne gave vent
10 his exuberant feelings, and the sum
total amounted TO $40.
II. w. Smith went into Capitol Square
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16
CHICAMAUGA NATIONAL PARK.
A Great Opportunity to Pay Visit 10
the Camp.

The very low rates named by the Sea-
board Air Line 90 Atlanta, Ca. on ac-
count OF the Reunion OF Confederate
Veterans, July 10th TO I'D. OF about one
cent per mile. together with like rate
from Atlanta TO Chlckamauga, given by
the w. and A. r. r., aford an oppor-
tunity for seeing the Park ana paying
,dsit 10 friends In the camp which cannot
bo eoualled. Tickets on sale 10 Atlanta
from all principal points July nth 10
10Th inclusive. good until July sist. APP
ply TO ticket agents or 10 T. j. Anderson.
General Passenger Agent Portsmouth.
Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16
The Weeks Closing.

Manager Pizzini could make no possible
complaint with reference 10 the audience
which taxed the capacity OF Main Street
Vaudeville Park last night and enjoyed
10 the full the various numbers on the
programme II was sultry almost every
where last night, but the open front OF
the grand stand gave the audience the
benefit OF all the breeze that was stirring
and every one was comfortable. There
Will be a ladies and Children's matinee
this afternoon at 4.30 o'clock and to-
night at the usual hour the various art
ISIS who have made themselves so popu-
lar Will be seen for the last time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16

Dan Butler were elected sweepcrs for the
Second Market.
THIRD MARKET.
Mr.. Snead WAS chosen chairman OF the
Committee on Third Market. which met
al 7.3O o'clock and Mr.. Peters was elected
sub-chairman The members present
were Messrs. Allen. Peters, Snead, Teefey
and Cottreil Mr.. J. H. Barfoot was re-
elected ianitor OF the Third Market.
INFRINGEMENT AND REFORM.
The members present az the Commit
tee on Rotrenchment and Reform, which
met at 1890 O'Clock We're Messrs. Allen,
zimmerman, Gunst, Minor. Donohoe.
Mr. Allen was reelected chairman and
Mr.. Gunst. sub-chairman u was de-
cided that the committee be governed by
tho rules which have heretofore been OBJ
served.
no QUORUM
The Committee ON Fire Alarm and POI
lice Telegraph was 60 have held a meet
ing at 7:f5 T.. NJ. but owing 90 the alb
sence OF q quorum no meeting was held.
Those present az the meeting OF the
Committee on 81. Johns Burying Ground
which met at 7.4j o'clock were Messrs.
Hardwicke. Woody. Williams. and Cur
it's Mr.. Hardwicke was elected chair
man and Mr.. Woody. sub-chairmsn. Mr..
Antoni Grafigna was reelected Keeper
OF the Cemetery.
SHOCKOE CREEK.
The Committee on Shockoe Greek met
AZ 8 o'clock with the following members
present: Mcssrs Hardwicke. Shcay, King
Mccarthy. Teefey and Bohon Mr. King
was chosen chairman and Mr.. Sheay, sub
chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16
rc,urucd Missionary TO Preach.

The pulpit OF Westmins ter Presbyterian
church will be hlled tomorrow morn
ing by Rev. Frank Price. who has re-
Gently returned from the mission Held in
China
Mr.. Price delighted large conereca-
ton last Sunday at the Grace-Street
Presbyterian church
At the evening service at Westminster.
Rev. Or Barr. OF Monumental church,
will preach An invitation is extended 10
the public generally to attend both of
these services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16
GREAT BLESSINGS.
The Second of "Thc Great" Series at
the Y. VI. G. \.


There will be two services NJ the Young
Mems Christian Association tomorrow
10 which will an men are cordially well
come.
At 4 o'clock the Young Mems meeting
win be- held In the porlor During the
summer these mecunef viii be made OF
a most helpful character 90 Christian
young men. while others are cordially
welcome.
The theme for tomorrow afternoon IS
Great Blessings" Nr u. Y. Lineback
will lead.
The workers Training Glass will meet
Immediately following the meeting at s
o'clock in charge %, Mr. +. l.. Wells.
This class is closed each Sunday after
noon with n tcn-minutes talk on TIE
heart Of the lesson. hv the General Secre-
tary and the attendance Is now even
larger than I'm the winter months This
Is a rcstful and helpful study.
The BOYS Gosre. Army will not meet
again until the Third sunday In Septem-
her. al which time. the Boys Meeting
will be resumed with new features.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16
Mr.. Louis C. Rocchiccioii Marie:

The many friends OF Mr. Louis g.
Rocchicoioli will be surprised TO learn
OF his marriage, which took place several
days ago, 70 Miss Mira COLL. the pretty
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rosslis COLL.
OF No. 500 north Seventh street.
Mr. Rocchiccioli l. the enterprising and
successful proprietor Of the Main street
confectionery and Is highly esteemed by
all acquaintance. both business and So
ciai.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16
NIAGARA FALLS TOURS
Via r.. T.. and p. r. r.. and Penn. r..

Via r., T. and T. X. X, ana Fchh. N tt
Round trip rate from Richmond only
$500.
Special trains leave Washington via
PENNSYLVANIA railroad a. 1855 A. NJ, July
2st, August ith. August lsth, Septemoef
LIST. September 18th and September 2stn'
Tickets from Richmond good twelvs
days; good for return passage on al reg
ular trains except limited express trans
stop-over allowed on return trip at BUT
falo Rochester and Watkins Glen. Fol
further information apply 70 Richmond
transfer Company No. 900 east Main
street. to ticket agent Byrd Street Sta
,ion or 10 c. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16
,1nntlnr OF ther.p.A ID ylcht.

Tho rooms are pleasant ana ice-water
IN abundance AZ Post g. licidnrqrfa-s
The members Of the Club ana the Asso-
citation will hold their regular monthly
meeting al headquarters. Third and Main
streets. from to 10 tonight
All travelling men and heads of houses
are cordially invited 20 be present.
Suggestions are Away On order for
tn good of the business houses ana ths
welfare Of the drummsrs. The drr,mmers
keep open house
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16
The Merry Elks.

The Social Session OF the Elks At their
home Wednesday night was a most en-
iovabe affair The occasion was entirely
impromptu and the large number o. Elks
present made things go along as only
Elks can.
cant. Frank w. Cunningham was
unanimously elected as Master OF Cere-
monies. and under his direction fun and
Srolic prevailed until an early morning
hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16
Transfers orReal Estate.

Richmond: w b. Clark and wife 10
Henry $. Hutzler. % feet ON south side
Holly street. 137 feet west Of Belvidere
$500
Henrico: c. G. Isbell and wife to Fran
els Elizabeth QWnby lots 1 and 2 IN
square g. Chestnut Hin. $3.50.
Edmund S. Read and wife 10 Maude
g wife of Granville r. Collins 80 feet
on Nine Mile Road and lot in rear 'front.'
ing 80 feet on road called Juniper avenue,
SlST
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16
An Attack Of Heart rsiIur..

Monticello sIosby Is a co.ored youth 3d-
dicted 20 heart failure. re was attacked
on Broad street near Mosby but Or. Mil
Ter OF the Ambulance fixed him up IN
shape to travel homsward, -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16
The Tax on Bonds.

The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
has ruled that state oincials must pa,
the STAMP tax on their efficisl bonds.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-28
bporleoes Rineierne frier
ssnnen al ben elenbise Gooe top.

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9ina.
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bporpan aiueierue Haas - oct lter
boueoiosellg meo SRlene. 81 pec oa'
lao, bpprlepes aineierne ipiier = bette
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imoo turoe Oct enbnu pare ufjeuet, pno
bgao Maaoe ban irier.
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9uiuoc, Der i TO Wiles Sm,reos Ear
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o. famine Rumble TOR erflnret Jig pttils
til i 5remtiOen at bele Ris os Spaifs
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unse Manos 6aoer ben til Den un8e
8ises 5aoer GO a~italer meo tani, buor
meeet 8ruoen ital toite.
Chi / aiua firuoer man life III Gteos
aft; Der er 2omerue en- Care, Ionl
tipbcs os betales fontaut.
Raor Dc 10 @amle or bleueu criae.
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8ris, Der / Gegelen be- aar al &nrcr
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oel,sbeb lpber iaaleoes:
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i'm!
Gin Gana % Gproisheb er umanoes
fig bsi, men lelu Ear ie9 ira Snruooms
men paret uoeu Stang og uoen Yense.
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Utaal os Mieo, % min StiIins er me-
get for tel ior mig, elenoise Goorrfop.
ain 3atter er ben berlisitc % pits
orsite Sfabniug; min Sen oerlmOo er
bum cs bnslig. Wlen oa bu atll9epel
Doloer BAN for p9rple til at blue To-
Zig, fan en- usielig Geauorm 90 Babe
iom jss naturlisuIs fife iHbuenpe nceet
oerimpo. Seq beoer Dig mUotuse meos
islsenoe Carer, itlpnt De inn er join.
msrll9e Ncmsue, pRrOllsie Narer.
s bpb 9g~rcIrpat. bin big iilbeOenoe
lfabbeoe o. iattige 6irfi5le".
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8ruocn / ct ~praatiulot Sppo iert III
Sul8eriorGiorenes Slem, "a Srytup.
pet ieire5 mec flor SsItibelis beo.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-28
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nln9'r dgter at boloe fit Ste aarsmspe ! INA.
o'lon, Sae Qut Qarl, So, Minu. ia I'm,
til l7oe 6ebruar, iprtt.
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YrOgram:
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pdit. j. &. Norman.
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met Paftortrne Gurittb % Srsilano, Ann.
ltoere.
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sorsOag formiuoas; Rel rpless M
spnOassiioleu5 Gcrtolo til binonpeu, poit
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Decorah-posten., 1898-01-28
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giuer iigrre 5art END nlminoel,ge, bar
leoet I'll aoliilIise npere Spripg..
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sra Sparta, Mts.

8t liter "8ecprab>Y oiten" gobt, og
ben er en- peltommeu 6i9It / bort Sus
10 Ganse bier uge.
Sparta, bpis Narn n9Iten ale tienz
Der til fra ben grGIte Siitprie, bar /
lin Sib ct msget bersmt Steb; ps jes
maa iiae: ON life Dor file os tribe
liae Yp tan oppiie iaa mango aunitz
mere % fore Meno, Ipm bin greite
9p, ei heller fan roie ps at ben ! Sia
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p.i.p.. 6. 5. Shorbur. noiolg al 8osz
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Stette, % iom er meget dfbolot al
ale. 9erneit bill jeg napne Sr. 8un=
Der @arlin, "Manager" at Sr. 8rofsz
mans fore &l2oesitore. Sr. So.
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tere / 9neu. Gb. Gbrabamipn tan
male / ale Scrper, % bar MI | mango
@ar brepet Sorretning. Sr. ferman
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man. Ipm bar en- tor 5arm tot bed
sparta % er Gier al ben witerite SER
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tbios 6anion er en- al Spsns Sabre,
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pinaperne bar tent ION Iloerman fra
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Decorah-posten., 1898-01-28
San uiloe life bape line Yenoe

San Uiloe life bape fine Yenee
tilbaae. Nanr nan fjsber noset uu.
tlloags. islu ON Sjenltauoen er al llocu
Yaroi. bgrsr man oite ben 8emarfs
Ming: "Sm ben lite er tilireosiiiaeuoe,
uarsso bring ben tilbase, iaa ifal Sc
iaa 3eres 8ense isien." 9elte bgres
Itipnt NOT 10, men / III al ii TiliRibe
err &lsbereu bleusn iattlgere, omeno
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"5or en- 5io lioen beisgte Sr. 8ll.
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mig" iprtaler Sr. Stauis. "San
ipurste mig, buao ies ipntcs ON
Kuriko. % ON ies trOeoe. ben pitoe
uGre til nosen Iptts for bans Suliru.
3au iasoe, at bun baooe oottoreret |
lang 3lo. og at ban bauoe tjgbt SlaIfc
paa SLATE al Wteoiciuer, iom bar bles
pen bam anbeialet. men at benoes iii.
ltano bar hsiit aluorlts. Seq i~urtalte
BAN, at kuriko bar en- uomartct Sluos
renter os raaoeoe BAN lucitRnbis til
at icripse ben. Seq funoe le, at ban
0ar meset ifeptilf, % tilbso bcrior al
tiiba9ebetale BAN Hen9ene, ON @ieois
cinen intet bjalp. San ios en- SLATE
meo. Smtrent ire 9aae eiter fom ban
tilbase. Seq ipurste BAN, ON hans
Suitrn bar iriit; ban iuarebe "NeI".
Saa ipurste ies BAN. ON ban piloe
BABE fire Iense tilbuse; ban iuareoe
isien "9te,", men iaaoe. at ban puiteoe
NOT en- SLATE Kuriko, oa Den eiter ale
WiGrter at opmme bapoe hjuipet hans
Some ell tel Del. 9a bun babe bruat
uosle SLATER til, par bun 9anite bel.
breoet."
Nnar oft anoet bar ilaast ieil, ipriso
Or. 9elers Kuriko; men hporiur pen.e
iuotll pa? 0ette berpmte Graearat
bar | ouer 100 Nor u9ret bsupttst meo
aipris ipisteuoe Selo iOm Ell bluoren.
ieuos os bclieSiu.noe Reoiem Iimln.
oelisheo. Den er life tilialss paa apc.
tbeter, fun al 2otalasenter. Gil ge.
ituttclie ipr I~Imenbeo:n. er tuer SLATE
ioripnet meo CT repIitrrret Nummer pan
Den sure Gnoe az &artousu. SFr,u
til Or. 7. 5abrner. l12-ll4 GO.
Sppns Gpenne, GblcasO, 81.