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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29
Lookine for a Runaway Couple.

Washington detectives are searching FOR Dr.. T.
l. Phillips and Mrs. Jack Garner. formerly Of
Atlanta. Ca, who are wanted By Chief Of Police
" Aanley. Of that city, on charges of aban-
donment = request that the parties e appre-
headed Is made IN circular received yesterday at
Police Headquarters DR.. Phillips IS described as
thirta sven years of age five feet eight inches
tail. sF-i weighing 80 pounds. He has black hair
and e-eS- Mrs. Garner Is about IN snty years old
has lalr complexion and blue eye II IS thought
the couple may come TO this city
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29
RODGERS MURDER TRIAL.

Arguments Concluded. and the Case
Goes to the Jury.
The taking OF testimony IN the case OF
Ernest Rodgers. colored, who is on trial
for the murder Of Frank Hook. also col
ored, was concluded today about noon.
The arguments to the jury were begun
by Assistant District Attorney Gould, who
opened for the Government He was fol-
lowed by Attorney \. S Colyar for the
defence The closing argument was made
by District Attorney Anderson.
After the charge By Justice Clabaugh
the case was submitted to the jury about
3 o'clock p. m
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29
Hieutennnt o'FIaherty to Lecture,

Lieut. Edward O'Flaherty. Who distinguished
himself at the battle Of san Juan, and in whose
hehaif there is now pending in Congress resoIu-
tlon direC ting the Secretary Of War to have made
ana present to him gold medal in recognition os
ms bravery, Is announced TO deliver lecture
under the auspices OF The Epworth League at
Metropolitan NJ E Church tomorrow night. His
subject w3l be Through the PHILIPPINES The
lecture VIII be illustrated
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29
Found Dead In Bed.

Ahout SO o'cloek this morning Mrs Annie E
aIaFon, - years Old, was found dead IN bed 1t
her homo, 80 D Street southwest by her daughter
Mary Coroner hewitt Investigated the case and
issued certificate Of death from apopIexy- 1t is
said that 4rs. Waldron suffered a stroke % apo
piezy aboit TWO years ago but recovered and
since then has enioyed good health
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29
Dora Smiths Death an Accfdent

Coroner J. R Neyitt presided over an inquest
held this morning at Il O'Clock at No. station
house, 10 place responsibility for the death Of
Dora Smith, the six-year-old child o. Henry
smith. the grocer. who was run over bv A
huczster's wagon, driven BY Robert F. Downs
saturday afternoon. After examining the various
witnesses the jury declared that the death % ths
child vas due 10 an accident
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29
AFFAIRS OF THE DISTRICT
Northwest Suburban Association 5
Request for a Sewer.

Commissioners Report to the SENATE
Favorable to Its Construction-AE-
rnnsements for Cleaning PennsyI-
vaRia Avenue on the Day and
Aight of the inaugural Ceremonies.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29
ANSWER IN a DIVORCE SUIT.
George VI. Griffith Denies Having
Treated His Wife Cruelty.

Treated His Wife Cruelty.
George NJ. Griffith today filed his answer
to the charges made against him by his
wife Elizabeth Griffith. in her suit for
divorce He denies having ever treated
her cruelty or having abused her in vile
language, assaultng her. or threa- -enfng
her life. on the contrary, he declares that
he always treated her with kindness and
consideration
Mr. Griffith states that his wife is ad-
dicted to drink; that she has been mar
rjed three times. and that two OF her
husbands died most mysteriously." lie
says that he is employed at the Depart
ment or the Interior and that On account
of his wife's visits to that place he has
been suspended and viii be discharged if
he does not rid the department of her an
noyance. He also charges that his wife
has committed adultery at a certain house
on l Street northwest
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29
TWO SUITS FOR DIVORCE.
Wives Seeking TO He Freed From the
sIntrimoniaE Yoize.

MntrfmoniaE YeiSe.
Two suits for divorce were fled today
in the Supreme Court of TIE District In
both instances the compliments are the
wives and are represented by Attorney y
Edward 6. Niles. Cora L. Smith, who
states she was married to Thomas Smith
in Baltimore, in November. 1896 asks for
a legal separation from him on the ground
OF cruelty Mrs Smith also asks the
court to allow her aIimony and counsel
fees and to restrain the defendant from
molesting or interfering with her
Ida T Reid, who states she was married
in this city in 1891, asks for di,o orce from
her husband, Edward A. Reid. on statu-
tory grounds. She asks the court TO also
give her alimony and counsel fees and to
award her the custody and care of her
fC ur-y -year-old daughter
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29

The case of Simon Marks. the seecnd-hand dealer
ON D Street northwest. charged with uulawfuIIv
purchasing Government property. has been CON
tinued until Thursday
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29
LAST BASKETBALL GAME.
Infantrymen and Easterns to Contest
for Championship.

The last basketball game OF the series
for the city championship win be played
tomorrow evening at the Washington
Light Infantry ATmOTy between the teams
of the Washington Light Infantry and the
Eastern Athletic Club. The teams have
not met before this season. An interest
ing contest is expected The probable
lineup follows:
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Pleads Guilty TO Assault.

James Ford pleaded guilty today TO assauIting
GeorSi1raa johnson and he could not pay .
fne OF SO he vas sent TO jail for thirty days.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29

very successful series of revival meetings IS
in progress at the Tenth Street Baptist Church,
corner Tenth and streets northwest Rev :.
H. iaInkin, pastor. Rev. J. d. Herburn of Har-
pers Ferry, ". Va is assisting IN Tie meetings
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29

jane T. Garfield TODAY pleaded not guilty to
charge Of the larceny of 90 cents from Lewis
Bryan and thers was not sufficient. evidence TO
hold him The case was dismissed.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29
BOYS Convicted of Stealing Corn.

James Hall and George Matcn, two little col
Cred boys, thirteen and fourteen years old. re
spectively. were found guilty today OF stealing
two cans Of corn, worth 20 cents. from Anthony
Miller They were sent 10 jail for ten DAYS each
as fine of 81 each not forthcoming.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29
Omce RoOm-Low RenT

Some nrzt-cIass Office rooms for rent in Hutch
ins Building corner Tenth and D streets north
west Elevator, steam heat. electricity, and very
low IenI-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29

Aational-Nay Irwin in ''Madge Smith. At
colun.sia-reter F. Daley in Hodge, Podge
20" evening
L4liayette-''in 8Ezzoura'' evening.
Cliase's New Grand-Enpire Vaudeville Com
paHy, afternoon and evening
aS>,irmy Of Nusie-AI Il Wilson in The
Watch on the Rhine afternoon and evening
Herman 's-F FaudeyjIe. afternoon and evening.
BIjon-YaudeviIIe. afternoon and evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29
ChnrIes d. MiIIe1. in Tnrrn-


Charles Kinssb.lry Miller of the executive com
mittee American Flag Association. Is at the
Shoreham.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29

sun 20 An sun sets....-.5.I5 p n
Moon rises-...2: An. Moon sets............
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29
Cbe Corning Oinrf6
TUESDAY, JANUARY q, Ieol.
Wenther Indicnfinna-
TEMPERATURES

Fair tonight. Wednesday increasing cloudiness
and snow or rain; westerly winds shifting to
fresh and brisk northeasterlv
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29

ttorncy Thomas l. Jones today sled motion
4 new trial IN the case OF George Lewis. who
) convicted January 25 OF assault.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29
STREET LIGHTING

-ow --9-3s 4 " sad I0-23 ?. "
High tide. 2-Q3 \ II md s-st p n
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29
THE SIX ANn ,f1.nv

Temperature at 8 a. u............ og
Temperature at y noon....-..... =,
Temperature at ? P m-......-............ .a5
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29

Andrew 2. DuvalI, the Attorney for the
District, today SUI mitted TO the Com
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29

Dr.. Bristol was greeted by an audience
IN the DUmbart0n Avenue Church last
nlght that was numerically large and dis
tlnctiy appreciative. The subject OF his
lecture was Brains His Iightning-like
delivery. but clear enunciation enabled him
to pay a gOwing three-bour tribute to
grey matter" in an hour and a half with
out detracting from the spirit of the ian
guage- He laughed at Grays short and
simple annals Of the poor" citing an
endless list OF giants in every age and
sphere. who came from the groins of the
basely born He glorifieL the red school
house and wondered at the handsome sal
airy of the ''pig-sticker'' in the Western
packing establishment as compared to the
average $3.50 wage per day of those who
teach brains how to think He hoped for
the time to come when The slayer Of ig-
ncrance would be as substantially reward
&c as the primary jobber in the ham fac
tory Dr. Bristol is brainy, forcible man
VINO can mount the heights Of OratOTy and
ger down to the plane of costermonger
with equal cas-.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29

Mrs. Sarah Howes. wife Of Harry
Howes. was attacked night before Iasr
with sudden illness. pronounced by the
physician who attended her to be ptonaine
poisoning It appears that she ate hearth
ly OF liver pudding, which II is claimed
was not fresh. While the patient IS be-
leved to be ont OF danger she is quite III.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29

Mary Davis was brought to the George
town University Hospital last night to
have several wounds dressed, ard HAYES
Anderson was locked up at the Seventh
precinct station, as the result of a row
ar 1911 Thirty-drst Street The woman
was cut several times about the face witt,
q pen5nife. Anderson spoke OF the af-
fair as a love spat-"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29

The services at st. Johns Church Fri
day evening VIII be held under the aus
pices Of the Daughters of the King Rev
Mr. Frank H Barton. rector OF the
church. will make an address. A full
vested choir will render music.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-29

The Georgetown members OF the
Knights OF Columbus are engaged in a
determined effort TO capture for Trinity
Church's pastor the magnificent solid
gold $500 chaIice TO be awarded at the
coming fair TO the most popular Catholic
pastor in the District, the popularity to
be decided by vote. The rivalry among
the representatives of the various coun-
ellis is spirited, but pleasant Trinity's
present chaIice is 4 comparatively mex
pensive one. The one to be voted for IS
now on exhibition ct Parker & Bridget's.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-24
Gn falif TDrite.

5or tort 3ib fiben bar man | Sc
nud paa RefDiItion at bet berlinife
politi arrefteret en- tibligere rumanIt
officer, Georg Wanolesco, Der | flere
Qar unber 5OrsgiDenoe df, at ban bar
5prts, i alle Guropas 5oDebitaOers
FneIte Selftabgtrebie buDbe optraabt
meO ben iterfte elegance os JlOtbeo.
og lom bal. en- fenbt SfitfeIie pda ale
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-24

De fafbionable gerbens 99bbelebsbas.
Ter og Spiaezetablisiementer.
5or en- balm Snes Qtar fioen tuIte
nan / Rumoniens 6opeoitao oper.
naaOe meaet om Den sunite unge aaz
oaaerisO Officer ManoleseOs depalerits
0ptraoen % tore @elo. iamt ON
oen ualmiuoeli9e 9unit, bpori ban
TOD baaOe BED 6ofet og bos Dus
nerne.
Qae Ipaaebe BAN en- burtig og
llimrenoe 9arriere. Smiolertio fun
oe bans Sitting iom r%periona eruta"
tie forbinore, al ban, efter at pGre
Iotalt ruineret / Spill % efter at babe
paaoraset fig en- tolosiaI @9lo FAINT
ioreta9et foriteaige itrufperoi9e Ma=
lipulationer. maatte tr9oe uo at Or
meen / en- Iloer al tun % Qar og for
Tpinoe uo at 9anbet, inoen SuItitien
iom / gepGgeIie for at nappe bam.
Ssnere buttebe ban op i garis,
5bor ban uooab Ia for en- 5nrit Gs
orge be 2abopari, og fortiatte fine
arltrin9eItre9er / TOR Stil. % bpor
Dan mart bier bet naturlige Mibts
punt i en- Sreos at Seineftaoens 2e=
bemanb.
Sra paris 9jorbs ban Qfftiftere til
9onbon. Nep gort. Nisn og Ct. pe=
Iersbors. s Berlin to9 v6prItsn"
neb 5sIse inb paa ct at De fineite O9
opreite Sotener % foritob peO i'm
operlegne og fr9fts Optraoen at Ous
pere islp Uieolemmer at BET beoite
Selitab, iaa at bet mooto9 BAN meb
aobne @rme.
3 9irteIi9bcnen bar a5prIten"
imiolertiO en- at be farIiaite Og inc
oigite 6oteltppc 90 SOinoIere. Der nc
aen Sinoe bar aaaet paa Ell Stors
TABS asfdlts 5ortope. 6an gap fig
alorig al meo gagoteler. Mlen ban
benntteot be getenotitaber, ban eior=
De peb Gable o'bote" i 6oteasrne oa
/ aIubbsrne % poa @Gobelebsbaner
ne, til at ubfpre fine 9Bperisr, bOts
0mfaHg ehonu life laoer fig tonitd-
tere.
9an par T. ets. ben ~StaIiener"
Der for uosIe faa Tiger iioen / ct Ser
liner 6otel beqit Ell 1Bperi at et Col
lier til en- 9nroi at ca. 10000 Warf
fra en- Dame, Der Fl gift meb en- rus
fif Siorfprites Qoiuoant. Da ban
6apbe tileguet iig bette toitbare Smbts
le % begaaet en- Utosie andre @aDtps
oeitreoer, forIob ban Berlin; men bet
berlinite Yoliti anitiqeoe omfatteHoe
o9 energetic llnberiegslfer for at fda
opiporet, bDor ban a rejit ben. Qae
6opebbperne % 5apneplaolsrns I'M
oerfsetes, % MI bar man dltiad paas
orebet 6orbrpbsren / 0enud / bet
2ieblit, ban idmmen meo TT 9jener=
TAB fob / gsgreb meo al reile til
Orienten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-24
SpiOnen.
eu aortqaias ira ben frarlf .fpli' Sris-

nHer Manoen berinD!" bpo Som
gen at 9rpiien.
Scr er ban, Sire"
5aaben traabte ino.
Der blep opb @til6eO / Salen.
aunqens zjns bDilsbe unoeribgenoe
poa Tanqen. De 10 @eneralooius
banter, Der, meo tram 9olOning itoo
bdo uso Den tougeli9e StOl, tunoe
6sre beres egst 6jertes Slag ct
fife ur, Der par anbragt pad Bag
ssn. betsgneoe OeO imaa Dit, at Ct
sunbsrns gleo fOrbi.
.Rua," uObrso sOngen enOslig-
0an bstragteOe euenu neie SPiOnens
5opeD.
Bette Dar FL ait aHeet eno enslts
fotmet 6opsO 6eOaftet meo itrtot
0aar. gtnene baboe ct tiff os Itirs
renDe ubtrpt.
,sOs De Tiger, at Oenns Vldno. =
5al 5ranf, for at ban tan fOritao
Dem, mine 6errer. = De Tiger alt
ida
ut ban life sr Sbiot, IOm ban TO-
rsaipsr. og at Deres Maieftet uO'
let gpbt tan ubfpsrge BAN"
Oct er altidu Big" begpnOts Rom
p en. Der fafpt Senberne pad MINE
Z @rsnabersr ben 49,, ON aftenen, Ot
q Iom sbapos Reooelslfer at bringe Or
nsbs g6epert -yagg ns
49a San rafts 6adnben uo og tOa
- uoqls pdpirer, ION man Diite 9om.
srg SANGER fua aen for fig.
,iIsm. ,Tiaass sHsaf @eHerdldoIuodn'
tsrne, ban Dil Osiud babe Os til al
ii ban tr SsUItum.e1 0et sr sn
bpgtis Mano."
Saa itog ban Spionen temmslia
nblibt paa Stuloeren.
Oenne ~betragtsDe OHieeren ct pIes
blif, % 5aa 10 ban beIt og ubpggsltg,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-24
,SaaffertE"
SrOO fta @jemlact.

en una. frauft @OlOat loo Osen0s
pau Sofpitalet i SEM efter 8ours
BATS forferoeligs Gilba9stog.
aungt inoe / ben ipoligt Del al
gretagne lepeoe enonu bans 5doer.
oper 70 aar gammel, meo bans no
Der % Softer.
Den unge SolOat betroebe til en-
at fine 4ammerater, At bet bar bans
inoerligite gnffe enOnu en- Sang at
omfapne i'm 5aOer.
Run areo til bans 5amilie, ng
5aoeren began fig itrats paa Bel.
Qnfommen til Genf efter mango
8anfeliQ6eoer. fpnote ban Fg til
6ofpitalet. % Ssnnen iogoe til BAN.
efter at ben fprite SiuosbeoegelIe bar
oberItauet. bbor lpttelig ban par oper
at Ie BAN. fereno ban oeoe. gRei.
mel" Iagoe Den gamle. aou Dor life.
Sat ou fun n}oo, min 8reng; ieg
bar genge meo mig. og ie9 piI tebe
aft, boao Der bsbspes, for at gu tan
blipe raft"
Wlen ben unge Wano forIitreoe. at
ban manglebe iutet; alt bbao man
forisgte at gipe BAN for at pGtte
bans SpiIelpit bebageoe BAN lite.
5aoeren par meset beorepet oper iuas
leoes at Ie i'm eneite Ssn Do ben!
pluoTtlig fit ban ben 3ante at
tage frem al i'm 3eiIetdite ct Stqfte
tort 8rpo, At bette 9p9brsO, ION
genoerne / gretaane pleier at ipiie-
Sc. min 8reng. imdg pad bette
grso; bet bar Din Mpoer bugtl."
Den Ipge Iaa pou BET iorte 9rso
meo begarlige zine; ban greb itrats
efter bet, ioet ban raa6te: n5aoer,
gip mig BET. ieg cr iulten!" Nteoens
ban IpiIte. traaleOe bans Zine, Bic
bet farpeoe ainoerne, og tore 9aaz
rer ruaeoe ueo af benz: g6OOr BET
imagsr. bpor bet imager," iogOe ban.
bette greo Der biemme fra"
sra bette Zieblit 6eqnnbte ban al
bliOe raft. % IA Dage efter bar ban
/ Stano til al begiOe fig paa 8sjisn
6iemao.
Spnoer. Dill er Ipg, foroemt og li9e
Deo at forgaa. Sngen at oenne Der
oens Sober eller foreqione @lRoer
tan 6elbreoe big. Men 5aoereH elz
fer big og tilbpOer big p5iemmets
9reo" - 2ibets greb - 5siu 8riz
fiji asO og glpb. 2@o og BRIT, tat
tells Sbnoer. bet oil iige. tro pua bin
5rcliers Offer for big, tag imoo
bans 9prlig6eb ~ tro bans Orb!
90 ri lom er SUBS gern. lab Dc
fige meo inoerlig 5atnemmeligbeb:
u6erre, giD os altiO at bit 9rso!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-24

Seq er nsie uuosrrettet, FortIatte
aongen. s0er er ct 8reo. ION for
ta1er mig ON bit 90erp. On er OBJ
oaget! Goritil big M lite ~IQngeys.
5al!"
glen ban rsrte fla life At Bletten.
) nogle Minutter baooe en- gummel
9eneral uaf6rubt betragtet 3aaben.
yen nGrmeoe ban fig BAN.
Seq contender Dem. 9r. Mar=
tis!"
Den ulnfteIige Mano foritoO BAN
lite. San iaa frem for Jig meO ct
llspt 8lit % iaplenbe Muno. Man
bsrte iugen anoen 9po eno Irets
Often.
GnOelig brsb 9ongen 5apsbeOen:
Oct par neidgtigs OpIpsnin9er,
Dill boDoe / Sinoe at bringe 6r. De
gbepert."
SOiuten Isfteoe 5oben for at tnuie
IN 5lue, Der treb paa @ulpet. 6ooen
ramte ben meo en- ~Imeloenbe QDo.
r9u baooe giort fire 5asttagel=
Ter
uret fodreoe tun.
Den gamle general beepnote iqen:
Seq er big paa. at benne 0ano er
Martis antoine be aerbescop be
SoaOiIo fra gretagne."
Seq contender Dem fortIatte
Den gamls @eneral, benbenbt til 5an=
gen. nGn 6erre, ION De. bar p.l-
pleieoe 3anoer. Gut 8eres Mluno
OPT
Sanger Iaa uo, ION ON ban lite
fOritOo ct Orb at BET belle. Saa
tatote MAJ pda sR at Grena0srevne,
Der bolot gagt psO 0eren. Dennt
n9rmeoe ia 3aaben. greb BAN / Rat
ten og aabneoe meo Magt bans
Runo. 3anoerne ida itratteIiae
I'D, og Ger itoo en- ilos eugt uO at
hans Muno.
.6an pit life tale" ubbrso en-.
aongen fit Meoliben6eo meo ben
uipffelise.
Seq timber life ct eneits Spor, Der
tpoer ben paa, at ban sr Qriitotrat.
8orbaIt Dem lite, General. Der
frantic Spion bar itabet os meget.
Den ON oi M Der boIot paa en- uItDl=
Big -"
Den unge officer bsie6e ia frem
imoo aon9en. Den gamle gisrn
l9enerdlsn) Itoo neoe / ben anben
Snoe at Salen og lGneoe fig op imoo
9aaqen. Qf og til fnntteoe ban
6enOerne % brummeOe: r6an Ii
5aarO."
gnoelia gre6 Ban en- lille 9iitol,
iom ban bar bo5 fig, itiqeOe fig lige
5a9 peb 9aa6su % aFqreoe ben.
Den par tun label mso lgit aruot
men 8niiterne flsi Op imob 2oftet.
5anaen gioroe life en- eneIte geoG=
aslIe. men firrebe uufbrupf pna Cd
lens Cub.
Gongen gap ia til at ie:
oQaa, nu er De oa o~perbeoiIi, min
bronze @enerafi Tror De enonu lite,
Al oenne Mdnb er bgptum2"
@eneralen par bIeg at RaIeri. Der
5leo igen nogle gieblittes 9aosbeO.
aonaen begpnote at blioe trat al
0isie forgaoes Borfes. Seq trOr
Iimpelt6en. at ban er en- 2dnonrp
ger. 6bem bar taget BAN til 5anse?"
.Qeitnant ao6n per be gule 6u-
farer. Wdjeitat. 9dn er en- itdrp=
iinbig 6erre."
.Soa meget brrrs! gstragt bette
0obeo; bisfe fiq1sis Zine. 9ele
bette Inaelioe, fraftleie qegeme. 5Or
Reiten -"
aonqen penbsr ia fra ban meb
qfff0 % Ter uo geHnem De imaa Ri
Der. 6an ger MI 3esn til at bile
brboe op. Msn ben gdmle Generdl
fetter 5ooen baarbt imob @ul0et %
p%Gaitaar b%aaronattst.
.2ae GcH tie besraasi @aa
life nei qaa life! Seq fDaraer Dem
til, at oenns mountaineering
Tano sr en- genrugsr. Dan ipiler
d Z. E1~Esnox t. NNe -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-24

9eoer ON, al oeIlne W(dnp mdd for
olipe ber. Reoens isg bar Den 9grl
1t gore 0sres DlaieItet en- Reooct
!eHe."
r5slg MIC befaleOe aongen.
% De off I'D.
generdlsns Stemme Italoeoe eno.
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bill tinabe os at fable paa lem
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