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The evening times., 1898-10-26
A WIFE's HOPE CRUSHED.
Pathetic Incident Growing Out of
CAPTAIN Peixotto,s Death

Captain PeiNOftO's Death.
A pathetic incident connected with the
death of Capt Peixotto. who died at
Guantanamo, Cuba, on Monday, occurred
at the War Department late yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. PeiXotto, wife of the
captain, would not believe he was dead.
My husband cannot be dead" she said.
Il feel that he is still alive and that some
mistake has been made"
So fixed was she in her belief that her
friends requested the War Department
10 furnish the wife with official confirma-
ton of her husbands death.
Accordingly cable message was sent
to Capt. Twiggs, commanding the Fourth
Immunes, asking for particulars The
following reply was received this morn
ing:
Guantanamo, Oct. %.
Secretary Alger:
Capt. PeiNotto taken sick October 20, with
a typical case Of typhoid fever and died in a
comatose condition October "a. at p m. He
oath, but after ~ !. m, became rapidly worse.
JOHN ID. TNIGGS
Captain Commanding.
Capt. Peixotto was a prominent member
of the District of Columbia National
Guard prior TO the war with Spain. He
was at one time adjutant of one of the
regiments and latterly major and inspec-
tor of ordnance AT the time of his death
he was captain in the Third Immunes.
Mrs Peixotto who firmly believed her
husband was still alive, was overcome
with grief when she received the official
confirmation OF the sad event.
The evening times., 1898-10-26
INSANE FROM GUN FIRING.
a Battleship Sailor Sent to st. Eliza
beth's Asylum.

An insane sailor, whose mental trou-
bles resulted from brain concussion,
caused by the reports of the big guns on
one of the battleships, ii is said was
brought TO the city yesterday and placed
in ST EliZabeth's Government insane
asylum. The unfortunate seaman was in
charge of Assistant Surgeon c. p. Kin
dleberger, who came with him from the
United States naval hospital al Philadel-
phia The surgeon afterward visited the
Navy Department and entered his name
upon the register.
The evening times., 1898-10-26
Inv students Elect officers.

The senior law class of Columbian Uni
versity elected officers last evening as
follows: President. Edward E. Denison,
of Illinois; vice president, Joseph Milans,
of the District OF Columbia; secretary,
Paul Cooksey. of Kentucky; treasurer,
James B. Mcclure; executive committee
men. Joseph w. Butto. of the District of
Columbia: Harry A. Pierce, of the Dis
trict of Columbia; Lawrence Hufty, OF
Virginia; Thomas c. Ridgeway, of lii
nois and William NJ. Hallam, of Ken
tucky
The evening times., 1898-10-26
Central Union Mission Revival.

There was large audience at the Cen
tral Union Mission last night. The revival
is hardly under way yet, last nights be-
in the third meeting of the series, but
there is evidence Of increasing interest
and it is predicted that great good viii be
accomplished by the undertaking. Rev.
Lucien Clark, Of Foundry NJ. f. Church,
presided last evening and made a strong
address.
The evening times., 1898-10-26
Abandoning the Oyster Business.

Many oystermen on the Potomac River
are abandoning the business, on account
of the scarcity of oysters this season.
Others are seeking better oyster grounds.
The scarcity is said 10 be due largely
to lack of protection to the oyster indus
try The oyster rakes are used inces-
sanity. in season and out, and the oys-
ters are culled out and sold at Is cents
per busheI for planting purposes in pri-
vate creeks II is said the Gull law does
not give the young oysters any show.
The evening times., 1898-10-26

keep it down any longer. Had to quit, and
took up cold water and milk.
When l reached New York city a lady
friend who used Postum Cereal Food Cof-
fee regularly recommended it. I gladly
tried some of her coffee and found it all
the owners claimed for it, very deli
cious beverage the way she makes it.
II have been entirely cured and am in
perfect health in every way. Am regu-
lar missionary for Postum
Whenever l hear a man or woman
complain of any pain or disorder that
arises from the nervous system prescribe
Postum. Several of my business friends
dub me Doctor Postum because l have
cured them of their indigestion and dys-
pepsia-"
The evening times., 1898-10-26
Insist on having Diamond" O.

Insist on having Diamond" or
"Munchner" Beers whenever you
order. The purest, oldest, best
in America. All frst-class bars
serve them. Order direct from Us
if your dealer does not handle
these fine beers.
s Case of dozen bottles. S1.2S.
Write or phone 222. National Capital
Brewing Co., f4th and d SITS. s. f.
The evening times., 1898-10-26
Finished Its work Here.

The executive council of the American
Federation of Labor closed its session
here last evening. One of the interesting
features of the work of the council was
the consideration of the reports of or
ganizers These reports showed that there
was a revival of the interest in this
branch of the work of the order that was
most gratifying. The next meeting OF
the council will take place at Kansas
City December 10.
The evening times., 1898-10-26
Injured Boy Doing Well.

Three-year-old Walter Cantwell, living
AT 720 Four-and-a-half Street southwest,
who fell from a second story porch in the
rear of his home yesterday afternoon,
sustaining several severe cuts resulting
I'm concussion of the brain, is reported
by the Emergency Hospital, where he
was taken. to be doing as well as could
be expected. with a chance for recovery.
The evening times., 1898-10-26
Anniversary Celebration.

The Capital Beneficial Association will
celebrate their fourteenth anniversary
this evening by an entertainment to their
friends in the National Rifles Armory.
The program will consist Of eighteen
numbers, of musical and literary ma
ture. and n coon" cake walk. After
the entertainment dance viii be given
and refreshments served.
The evening times., 1898-10-26
THOMAS THIRST FOR BEER.
Leads Him to Stab His Wife and Get
Into IaiI

Into Jail.
William Thomas, colored, was arraigned
before Judge Kimball this morning
charged with assault upon his wife, Ra-
chel.
William went home last night and
asked Mrs. Thomas for cents as he
wanted to get a glass of beer. Because
she did not have the money William stab
bed her with a knife, inflicting a serious
wound.
William pleaded not guilty and asked
the court to take his personal bond, but
Judge Kimball said that he did not grant
personal bonds in such cases and SEN
fenced Thomas to six months in jail.
The evening times., 1898-10-26
DOCTOR POSTUM" p"
me Coffee Experience i'm Mexico.

Some Coffee Experience i'm Mexico.
Some years ago l went to a city Of
Mexico. where | increased my coffee al
lowance quite considerably.
In about three months my nerves be-
came seriously affected. A sort of stupor
seemed To possess me all day and | suf-
fered great discomfort from DYSPEPSIA.
kept on, however, with the black coffee
until just before ] left, when l could not
The evening times., 1898-10-26
Horsewhipped an UngaIIant Swain

Parkersburg. w. Va, Oct. 26.-Miss
Loretta Gallagher, of Marietta, horse
whipped Harry johnson, of this city, here
yesterday for showing letters that she
had written to him to other girls and
making sighting remarks about her. ia
cob Bradford, the girls uncle, held john
son while she applied the whip.
The evening times., 1898-10-26
Everbody Ha. a Good Time

at the Alhambra Garden, 4th and E ne
these evenings. Fine salt water oysters
in every style. Wash. Brewery Co.'S beer
served fresh from the vaults.
The evening times., 1898-10-26
SUFFERING Through careIes~ne.-.

Bristol Fa., oct. 26.-By the explosion OF
gasoline fumes that arose from big can
Of the fluid that had been overturned, Mrs
Maurice Roche, of Bath Street her moth
er and a little child were burned, the lat
ter severely.
The evening times., 1898-10-26
EIlIIIIIIIIIEIII1

NAVE y0Ii Sore Throat PimpIes. Copper
nRfL tUU colored spots. Aches. Od
Sares Ulcers tn M.u-h H1lr
FallingY Write COOK REMEDY Co 1851 Ma
sonic Temple Chicago. III, ioE pro Is q cures.
Capital 500 eco Worst czsIs Cured n l5 70 %
days. lC0-plge book free nys-lJ
The evening times., 1898-10-26

Doctor what do think of this testimonial for dyspepsia
am living East New York and New York
For have been troubled with bleeding piles which always
boheredme Though tried remedies decided ago
that there medicine which could them had
that must and bear it. Without thought about Rpans
Tabu other than medicine for dsordeed stomach took half
dozen and decided improvement condition
taking them regularly for few weeks and piles disappeared abo
utey 1t is weeks took last Tabule and feel better
experience with them fabules the
only medicine have taken in year
In OF bleeding piles GsrGvG3 6 nosSraon the Rpans
Tabus would frequent marked relief and
apparently effect The Tabues did the piles but
they cured the constipation and then the piles disappeared There
is nothing wonderful unusual about it.
s. h for I pamfrE
The evening times., 1898-10-26
INVESTIGATOR,

DocTo-
The evening times., 1898-10-26

We give bigger values
than anyone else. You
are welcome to credit.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30

ana &c idle
Metropolitan and
got
of
District meeting
ing all for Mcguire
And SO Mcguire That which inspires
n in
talks
distinguished
six times
somewhat minded of the
Magulre cngs distinguished"
Il
ger sWeey on his lipe and leave them only His speech
little autobiography bound
manner vast compliment to himself his Of
smiling sort that maddens whom it hears And although am as
Democrat Republican
ALICE
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30

himself
San
wha he
gold?
dollar
m nd t back
friendst To such
G..
Frank neglected
with
good head-any than James
anvil which
of the
in
crowded
skirts of his
which belongs
to M pull
Where their clothes? whispered to the
"Goldsen cohen's he whispered back Good political make
up, Maguire's!"
70 with the Mayor. Lstenl"
with Paon?'
and the Thrtieth
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30

was gay the corner of sperTy n
call sI9w The TFtss a R fs a iee s club
corner small boys danced
and b ladies Of the neghborhood had brought
the curb in the full cheer and glory of the
Now and again an anxious back
Gawgee Get outer the nre Yer promised
Gawgee"
talked family matters after the
fashion of ladies in conclave and politics as is more OF @
ladies the Theth than IN many more
right be making in them old
houses And I'm crazed that the children
and till the band came round
the the drum in the lead
.eHurrah! made free"
whised stamped their feet thin child
oa 6o p pp sna up a 1e e the bonfire
Eurrah! jubilee"
Listen to my A1ae the grand
rocker amiably Amt it nice to
You can hearN em" said NAMES mother
That's what cam! cried voice from Dehlnd the roc d
whole genuneness and human syipa1 hd
And If Won ov suspected this in the sound
@ Of IT in the sight of the man as he
with his stout legs spread rubbing
rocker and Mamie who
T4urah! Hurrah flag free"
a h oa EG She 62s51P ike BIRD
ITO school, Mamie l sing the jubilee ee
5 gh TO rSa fGu TgSt Us You ladies'
cratic party often say I that the ladies have
right than the men themselves
a-ha! sop
bet it's saidM
the rocker giggled coquettshly. -, an -
amt you! Coulo you 'eli me
0 Tnd sans IV ma6 6 1 Stopped vote his
Quinnehan! he SAID
III get MS out
the I've got
yourself will
would hat knew
pad Tim ON s Se1 Ses a him "R s sad
he everybody
he nice he could be- beanng on the
the rockers pattng clapping
shoulders of
ed drunk sober greet
old horse
all and have something.
partition
as it stepped up 1
who inside the hall
who Yereo
block nenw
partition the fine and the lovely
taUdire alone in the hearty
shutting Of them
rho hail was baveIy bunting
Assessor" Vote Hull
D.
And bated syy with picture
for another
the silk gold fringed
rings danged
devoted contests
ns carpet Autograph Of the victorious Fitz
half ecipsed
Mcguire his campaign
and sat the punch-bag and the pile OF
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the board % and bd qy an
the little girls them and man %e yGene ea Dda IN h
Ike gentle an he held the the P pe3er w d Of @ h
9 c an to n nerb hb5 in THE Ike s e the w ha
walls roof and the worst as often happens
He and aggnE by Gfhe rough f
red eyes smiled sudden woanly smile and said;
s5 s5sss se
grabbed 9 aaw by he s a Hhia she s3
nsh eP class tRs mdas
@ Fh on e a1d see as ha @' they shf y
no ] es 5 stood by the door and
along want to t a He caught me under the
NO" said rescuing elbow.
again. as y be care wd here nor e YOU e
hin - u..ts, onnortun,x
ss the sef vsy sf Tns h a4S her us a chairs 6s
sa a h let e6t al S sfff osh
by the other you hn9T right b through the
But this later the hs snd e1 sb6 p eee ad @
Attorneys and Justices the Peace And
this ] PosSn for u a 9 seemed o egh
them like load of shane They apoogzed for ang up the
make these as short as @ h @ ce r oths e9 ces of
m on h " o h ana out he of heart
why earth they had rushed into PG at all ny pube
Office y remanng in private life They Horribly
in cOlors that sure to fade and then turned
m ta sie es A. 5S5s'
wi" m Sse t p on the 2F hd with
}s '94 dean @
5P Th G@ not sd stony
fds5 that Mr. Bartlett had deDpSd epe house 9e THE Puneo
sf sJ rose ssr at he fs S@as gRds@ ay
speech fSPsa @
You constitution" observed at the
from rs ss to sss an ss a
n midst told him he
3 TT on m M the rh df
acy "
to to
no hand thought dae
Wasn himself any could say
s e ss
pe s thaf he again he got
th and as
ssst H s315sn
the lsS
to school 5ss know he he Ths
School s9n al and haven't
s hs aeE S t s Mr. nP tse w
Pope Pope tb asPant @
wit OF ha n eaicaons and
tons the great HIS dgR was b nY1Gbe The b euno
tenor his grave the Threh
ny
would a a p w 0o anHbo n a he
as IN 1 him. and his fellow
him and those little hundred
out
little much obliged them for
hgf Rp M hat aa ano GOAT ana and es oa of
and hoyyline Good boy" after him.
The was that the baby woke and turned fat
es d 0ss sn0 the UP ats
be ane s cn1on was fo e9
ID a he said s hep
which offered
at might have OF
In the excitement Of picking up I" eeAs~ ' ~ N - N-0
tier
of Hello, Frank! Give
talk Go ahead old socks
which the chairman introduced him
Franklin K candidate for City
am surpiged said with large stuffed gesture
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right
thanks replied Mr. Lane blandly but I've speak
at will be
sent
other candidates. including
myself
K.
tieth. all right"
Mr. bowed approximately with his
marks He
we'll He
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l have heard it said on Market
street that James D. Phelan Is not
popular in the Thirtieth District"
"Yesh, she isl" interrupted a
gentleman at the back of the hall
.Mosh poplar man shouth Market
street. Three sheers firm shouth
Market FIR James D. Phelan!"
"Hoorayl Hooray! Hooray!'
howled the Thirtieth, and tn
band played "Rum-tiddy-um-tum
Rum tum-tum!"
Then the chairman raped 70
order and Mr. Franklin *. Lam
went on with his remarks. He
said he did not wish to take uD
the time of this fine audience.
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to settle it, F. his struck his hand
fore department is behoind Pha
settles Patton!"
Meantime Mayor pacific smiled smile
he sadd
then tell what's the matter with mimi!
Then he his
hands
had what
Thieth three Wagnerian
of
"shouth Market got
suchas Is o
Of the meeting in the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-01-25

Cz1Se@So-sC the Island o. s. HslszS.
Tss sS1lss have -sGzs2s& o. he Isl
SzS Eo-> cvs- SSVsa vsarSN bar az szSs
SAe ee@C - sHss- s-se5cza 2pp-c&cAsS
re .GcsSzsoz q thssr -sp2s rSsrsaz hsS
rev cc2s u y ec9pssS with reSs -
re proposed Incorporation q ZGiel213
2EG A-Sco1s2J&2S with Nzezl Tas
Is, vo-G g re SGASseG xii have %
- 81 ey ne new Parliament - Tie
colczy- TeScA VII E,sss after the ssh
s-2l SssS-5c-. mex -lO1-e- II he mean
-1-S- sca7srs-~ .As mind q ne Pres
s-c Ml-IS-rga- : S-Cs u The r.
---- 70 C,-Ts--zZsS bsS1 zEGs N. Sn5.
II cczss92S2es- chs Nzca1 FrsnSs-, M.
E2s,c-6 EzS hs5 3 E-es hand II lis
c-Ss-S gAs z--2Ezs=sz-S 5o< he ~
-Ers SczsCs q D5-zzlG 2-G his fellow
c15stS VIII III Caz-os-tz5n-
At 5As 6-2I meeting 81 ne Colonial
O@es, 1t-- EScoZhs put toward Cns
1o-1CElES G--szssEs-c- wEsch ws
have authority tCr SsScIzs : practical
Z cs-czSl "a y adopted Dz-1r-I- VIII
czzs -es position q Al 5-G-1z u the
1-S- CGES- Sho-1. kcwsTe-. q ths pow
- q acting IS coz65s1C q adviser. sx-
c-c1o- = re administration He vIll
y made chief q : 6lS--5c5 0. Z-Iu-
lz-c- cVs- Which - S5I exercise The
authority W1ice = s-Szcs6 81 The PRES
s-- moment u : CES--ic- cESst In NS-
al H VII 1cz- Ecwsvs-. BE- permit
csG n exercise paramount zucho<lcv
cvs- any q Ire Other Zulu chiefs He
I'll y S2GsrssC cy ne L0czl Goysr1-
CsC-- furnished with : house a his
c~1- s16 n general gsu sppurya-
1z1cs1- ne so,e p-CviSo beng that h
S-zL oSE2vs himself II due accord
sEce VIII he laws q TIE colouy 4
further cC-GIC5c- : attached II cor
EscIC- s-lc1 The stipulation Is u he
-o--s1sze1Ss q paramount power. viz
EE1E neither h nor his Eestus1 shall
vls1E Ms former CpCCEs1c- CS5os6u-
A-- C1GDhS=l25- : Understood 10
have made his consent 10 his zrranz@
lent contingent upc- 51s clear un-
csrS-2E6L1S that neither D.nizcIu nor
-Sl1ScC should have Gar z7purG q
Complaint LETT u him This virtually
c1E-1reS any Possibility y Ehs internal
ce-1 which ScEs aIz--,iS-S-
very snail section II N2tzl-hzTs
been Eo1C 70 predict IS certain
consequence q TIE repatriation Of TIE
SxIle1 chiefs We gather that Mr.. Es-
ccCcs hopes OcCots-. u II The latest
+ NoTeC6S-- ELl Sc the restoration a
D5niEuLu and his companions 10 their
native country
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ZULUS N CAPTIVITY.

IN Exile They Nov Live Oh the Island
Of S. Helena
Tie London Chronicle tells ths fol-
loving Story OF the exile OF Zulu war
r1ors OF tie Island OF ST. Helena: II Is
many years since The despotic power Of
CeteSeyo- Of Chaks. the
black Napoleon q South Afriez.-Ea
broken and his country Psrutioned By
Ihs then Sir Garnet WoIssIey amongst
number OF patty chiefs By this ar
rngensnt I3 tiny kingdoms were ere
s-sd- the idea being that the rival
chieftzins would hold each other in
cheek instead q uniting 10 reTiye The
military system which had hitherto
prevailed IN Zalulaad. Unfortunately
unexpected troubles arose, and the as
pireuons OF the natives naturally
found z center II the personality Of
Dinizulu. son OF the dethroned Cele-
Esyo- The whole COUNTRY vas soon in
z state OF unrest, which the Imperial
Government Of the day Tainly tried 70
sllsy. The situation vas complicated
By Csibebu, the chief next in fmpor-
laace 70 the royal heir, setting I'D
claims 70 superior power and posses
So1s- The Upshot was the famous Zu-
lulsnd Commission which tried DIM
zulu OF charge Of treason. He was
defended by the present Premier Of
Natal then N ADVOCATE IN the high
court Of the colony; but the result was
The deportation Of DinizuIu and his
two chief Observation-Disclosures and
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-01-25

TE= B-sszE q E5zeac5cz calls to-
ss165-S tC- -EC new 5@C-s-c-y Sc1u.1-
c-ll1i1S 70 y added q -1s numerous
E-U1 n Eo-1lUiE- One viii take -Ee
rzcs q The present Bs-s-zciz S--es-
s-1oCL Which has become altogether
5-s6sc-zca TIE present B-=-sEz-5z
hz5l6zzE I'll = re-Cvs5 u ne PC-
12LC- c5Sr5c- and nay axe ne place
q he Nz-CC5SVl--s and MciliLIi
Se1ooLs- Tie seeo-E 1eE building vii
. sz-1z- Il Pz-zEz @ q vineyard
street
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-01-25
LIVELY TINES.
Saturday Night Affairs Engage the
Police

Saturday Night Affairs Engage the
Police
TIE Police had E rather hard tine Of
Il Saturday night and more than one Is
n9E waking about With brus
JUS after TIE circus had started :
drunks. native vent 70 the ticket Of
foe and rsiz=d 2 ror II Al instant
Two policemen we're soo1 II his 81
bows and took him toward the Police
Station Before arriving there IL had
knocked down bo-h ths men Omcer
Pohzhu arrived and then The native
found he could Hot help himself.
Kali and KaSzi q TIA Bicycle Pa
rroI we're zttcked b. drunken blue
jackets whom they had II tor and
Kali Is now waking about with
black eye
oHczr Nelly vas another Eho had z
similar experience. He arrested u.
Krouse On the charge Of drunkenness.
EerEthing went vel until arriving IN
the Station House yard, when Krouse
kicked the Officer in the stomach He
was soon subdusd and put in z cell
Of late. the Police officers have b=en
afraid 70 Use their clubs on account Of
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No SCE4EEER-
CE--Zz- ECE Al,I--z---


Tc1G 4 silva n insane Po-EE-sss
t-C- WzElzE- rs brought down O.
IEz Noso-I cary SATURDAY =o-zzzE
H wzs -8ovst u n Insane A<y.u-
y=S-s-GzT
o. S-5zv -az Clzz5z.= drought
Eo1z@ T5=-gk= t-u2 Mani re vas
-s.ss--ly phi -5sE bc21S Of $500 =
keep -1= rsaes to- o1s Ess-. b-- bei1g
C-zb-= u t--Zzs1 ne a7oz1-- rs szzc
70 Eo101-lu 10 D ks2- n 5z5I until Il
< zcls II C-C6Ces -Es Eozsy-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-01-25
Trotuns Pacs-

NeEs cCe d The " G. Hall Sun
DAY q he horse race q kzpz2 LzSc
Wo-Ezy- II Which Fred Weaknesses
horse nov bang driven by Sheriff Car
-=- Q. Kauai ws< p5--=5 ag25ns- thar Of
C1zS Rzcs M1e1 70 TIE s7EoE O
pz1 q 5e delegation t1oo hzp2z-
Hsz-Iz and Lz5-= CzsS- R5ce'< horse
wu1
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-01-25

LeCzcE-esS B-oS- have finished -Le
Lo1-zl-z s-CeSzc EsI t1- Minister
DzEo1 and besides -Es B0-k - The
C5| plantation ara managing NO Other
contracts q EeE- 6z-s OF this Is
and OCE : Nth Jas Armstrong to-
: vel near Pearl City. near TIE Pen
1S-Iz- Tie o-Eer : to- Peek & Co.
Dz1kz q CyoIo1s-s- Where the new
S-zblsS cottages z-e 70 b built
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MuSin Settles Down.

OXIDE Ncsic- he vtolEzS-- vel
Eow1 II Eo-oluIu and ~Eo. wt-1 his
E-ts and NJ E6~a-t Schzrt- rhe
p5znzsc. has .1S- completed coE
Of The raid, has ben appointed violin
Instructor II -le Co1ss-vzCo-y- q
L5sE Bslglu0 Tie famous musician
: lz@vs q BeLEiuz. b-- : nov 81
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