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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15

love and insane jealousy Of the Dude, and that he had been negiectfng her for some weeks and was playing the devoted to \ younger, but not fatrer one; an avowed rival and sworn enemy of the neglected one.
 The ruthless casting aside Of the first caused his downfall; she proved to be his "Delifah." Ascertatning these facts, 1 proceeded to take advantage Of them and use the jealousy of this woman for all 1t was worth, throwing that revenge sweet morsel to roll under her tongue.
 I lost no time in forming her acquaint- ance, and loudly expattated upon the 'Dube's" depraved and vitiated taste in deserting woman of her sccompiishs, hag as her muchly hated rival. My com plimentary extolling or her beauty ana denunctatory sarcasm of her rival acted as if magic; she told me everything that she ever knew, and a great many things that she did not know.
 1 was her father confessor, and to, me she unburdened her sad tale Of unre- the presents the Dude" had made her and afterwards taken from her. There was stick pin representing sword Wlth a jewel hih set with diamondss .o
 l was now thorougniv satisfied as 70 wno was the real thief, and only needed corroboratory evidence to convict. IL would not dc to arrest and go to trial on the unsupported evidence of q Jealous
  and take the chances of finding some or the missing Jewels in his possession.
 Learning that the Dude" was attend ing a performance at the Montgomery Theatre, 1. instructed Captain Martin to arrest him, which was promptly done. On his way to the police headquqarters he threw something away; as the ponce would say, 'tcleaned himself. The thrown article struck the aeg or young physician standing near who also saw him throw it. The physician stopped down and picked it up. 'Nsv-,
 It proved to be the missing pin. l now had my man safe. A search of his, ef- gects brought forth many missing articles of jewelry, bric-a-brac and so forth. He was tried, convicted sentenced, and has served out his time: hope he Is a better man ,. t.e-J
 l hereby tender my sincere apology to the many fair admirers of this Mash- er" and assure each ahd all of them that secrets and names will die with me.
 1 took the precautiop to destroy the photographs and love missives. and thus got rid of q lot of tell-tale evidence. The young ladies who, were engaged to the Dude" owe me a vote or tnanksi whilst 'tis true he could have only mar rfed one of them, 1 do not know which one that would be; certainly saved her from a fate worse than death-that Of being linked for life. to common thtef,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
THE DUDE PLUMBER.

- HEN the sanitary system
 ot sewerage now in use
 M in Montgomery was first
 "~ completed. it necessitated
 many changes, aHera-
 tions and additions in
 residences and stores to adept them so they could, use and be properly connected to this greatest of all modern sanitary improyell1e nts, so essen t!al to Aealth in all popalous communis There was a harvest time and field, at this particular period for the much- abused plumber; everyone was anxious and striving to have their work done first. as they feared that the race of plumbers would become extinct before all connections were made. The plumbers were not losing money in the city of Montgomery at this particular time,
 Among the many who were attracted here by the flush times came -, a perfect specimen of manly beauty; one would have made model for an Apollo Belvidere;" faultleSS in his att tire, a Chesterfield in his manner; no one sex. He was the admiration of the women and the euvv of the men. g,le
 He was also the possessor of fine voice and played on the mandolin and guitar remarkably well, and the fair one who was the recipient of midnight Serenade was the envied one of the neighborhood. A search of his room dis closed scores of photographs of young ladies, many of whom were well known to me, aape an avalanche of love letters couched in the most endearing terms, and a limitless supply of sachet bags initial handkerchiefs. hat marks, edn- brcidered neck ties; the majority of them the aiandiwork of his fair admirers
 Tlhis man was masher of the first maanitude. When not at work he chang ed Ills clothing two or three times day; had underciothing, socks, handkerchiefs, fies, gloves hats, shoes and even a par ficnlar kind of perfume to match with each suit of clothes.
 The havoc among the hearts of the fair ones, caused by this Adonis, was appall- ing. He was engaged to be married to a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
nanarnher Meeting.

The December meeting of the Commer- cial and Industrial Association will oc' cur on Tuesday night next, the lth lnsI- orously at work recently and will have reports to submit for the approval and action of the Association. There are a large number of important matters pend ing and every member should be present to consider same.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
Adams Street Church Notices.

The beautiful new pews are placed in the church. and those who have visited the church in the past would hardly rec ogniZe it now.
 We have constant accessons, and the of debt.
 The officers are seeking the most con secrated workers for the coming year. and in all departments of the church there seems to be an increased interest
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
DeLeon's Comedians.

Four nights and Saturday matinee' starting Wednesday, December 1S
 A company of ladies and gentlemen who have been especially engaged to sup port the popular comedian, Mir. Frank DeLeon. Producing plays free from tnu- endoes and vulgarism. We do our best to please We like to please. We do please and must please to get your patronage m 9o a0 cents. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15

Montgomery Sash, Door and Blind Co invite business men to read their advertisements in today's want col umns. We will appreciate an inspec- tion of our plant. Yours most re- spectfully, Montgomery Sash, Door aud Blind O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15

Where will you buy your Christ mas turkeyP We have lem you are going to buy lem. Can't we do busi- nessP Alabama Fish 6 Oyster O. Phone BAT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
AT M'DoNALD's

Monday Night the southers Company
 in ''Monte Cristo."
 A grand scenic and electrical produc- ton, 25.. 50, .76c and s1.o0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15

Have your name stamped in gold on Bibles, pOcketbooks ,etc', 2Sc' The Brown Printing Co., 9 Com merce St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
.e "A TEXAS WONDER.
 Halls Great Discovery.

One small bottle of Halls Great piscoyery cures all kidney and bladder troubles. rsmevs. weak and lame backs rheumatism and all IT rsguiari'ies of the Kidneys and bladder in ootn i. men and women regulates bladder fouelSss ', h children. If not sold by your druggHts VII " sent by mail on receipt of si. One sma,i . pot. tie is two months treatment ana VII xesi, gure sole manufacturer. P. o. Box 62e. St.. Louis Mo. Send for testimonials. Sold by all arus gists and the Montgomery Drug Company
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
VERY BADLY CRUSHED.

Caught and Mashed in the Christ
 mas Shopping Rush.
 A suit of clothes caught in the Christ mas shopping rush and mashed all out of shape can be sponged and pressed by Holt's Dye Works and restored to its original appearance, adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
TO REMOVE MUD STAINS.
A Valuable Recipe for Us in This
 Kind of Weather.

The best method known for removing mud stains from any kind of woolen garments for either ladies or gentlemen is to send the garments to Holt's Dye Works, IO9 S. Court St. Phone 4S2. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
Rad This.

STEVENSON, Ala. June 6. 1901.
 Dear Sr--I have been great snnerer from bladder trouble for two years ana my case was of a very serious nature compelling me to have several painful and dangerous op. erations. I have also taken many olneIsn' remedies; I took Swamp Root three year,s, Warmers Safe Cure two years, and they oh'y gave temporary relief. After having two operations and prepar1ns for the third. saw your Texas Wonder ad. vertised. and purchased a bottle And J go! almost immediate relief, and have contihuou to improve ever since. A.
 My doctors said my bladder had grown to' kether in three places, and was suffering ai- most death No man living can say more than can say for your Texas Wonder. And caiI 1t a Worlds Wonder and ! hope all "ho suffer will give it trial.
 w C. DANIEL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15

Tbis has been the most liberal year of the churchs history. In building up the chorus choir of thirty yoices we VIII he glad of any ones assistance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
A DARING BURGLAR.

URING the months of Febru-
 ary and. March, 1881, the city. | was stirred from the center to the cfrcumference by the ' daily reports of sburglaries
 committed. of, the most dsr-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04
THE LIBERALS WIN.
They Garry Nova scotia by an over
wheIniing " iorgfy

HaH'ax. Oct. s.-Tho latest returns
from iho Nova Scotia provincial cleo
tions indicate that the representatives
Of the government have been returned
h. un oyaru helming majority. Il wn'
the hiVrest victory Ia the history q Ca
madam politics. the liberals having cnr
Fled tho whole province. Tue Consery
alive were unable 20 carry one county
They may get two seats. one IN Cum
berland and another in Plcion. but the
latter Is doubtful Tho elections were
fought on strictly party lines and they
passed OF quietly.
Two Liberals were elected by accla.
nation In Yarmouth aud two in Anti.
gonish. The whole county OF Cape
Breton returned all the Liberal with
handsome majorities The contest in
Colchester was spirited one. Two
Halifax capitalists. b. +. Pearson. n
Liberal. and John +. Stairs. a Conser-
vative. ran and Pearson was elected.
The new house probably will DO com.
posed Of 30 Liberals and ConservA-
tiyes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04

Ottawa. Ont, Oct. 3.-The swiftest
boat ever seen in Ottawa has been test
ed on the Rideau canal II Is 80 feet
long. built on the lines Of warship.
and in the test ran at a speed Of 20
miles an hour for some distance. The
craft was built for w. l. Emerson Of
this city. who designed the engine for
the boat. II is intended 10 al the place
Of an auxiliary torpedo boat, such as Is
used in the United States and Great
Britain. The main object Of the vessel
is to obtain speed with light draft
power tina, is instantaneous in operation.
motionless and smokeless. and which
gives no evidence Of Its locality to the
enemy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04

Thomas welch. brakeman on the
Rock Island road. was run over and
killed by train at Muscatine. Ia.
r. W. Wagner. n laborer. was killed
by the caving in OF a sewer at Joplin.
Mo.
James White, employed ON the work
Of double-,racking the Illinois Central
railroad near Carbondale. Ills, was
crushed by q falling bowlder and re-
ceived injuries from which he may not
recover.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04

HArtville. No. Oct 3'-Tom Hall. a
resident Of Usage township in Dent
county. was shot from ambush and al.
most instantly killed. lie and his
brother Charles, were working in their
held. Two shots were fired. one hitting
Tom in the back and passing almost en-.
tiroly through him. The killing has
greatly excited the people Of that com.
munity, and more trouble is feared, a.
many men are going around armed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04
OFFICIALS IN The PLOT.
They Helped In the Abduction Of Miss
Stone by the Brig.ads.

Cons,antinople. Oct. s. = American
representatives have secured evidences
proving the completely Of members Of
the Macedonian committee at Sofia In
the kidnapping Of the American mission
airy, Miss Helen II. Stone, and her com.
panion. Madame TailkA. and assurances
have been given by the Bulgarian gov.
ernment relative to measures TO be taken
against the abductors 10 show the grav.
ity Of the affair is appreciated at Sofia
Departure Of the United States consul
general at Constansinople. Mr. Dickin.
son. for the Bulgarian capitol. Is ex'
poctod 20 result in increased activity.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04

Detroit. Oct. Miss Blanche Bates.
who Is playing the leading feminiue
role in Froman's Under Two Flags. at
the Detroit opera house here. was taken
to Grace hospital. She is suffering from
n severe attack Of mAlariAl fever. Her
physicians announced Wednesday tha,
Il would be several days before she
would be able 90 resume her work. In
the meantime Miss Helen Ware will hll
her place in the company.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The steamship European cleared from
New Orleans Tor Cape Town with llOC
horses.
Extra guards are around the Jail at
Van Buren, Ark, to keep n mob from
lynching Kit Kelton, who killed his
wife and shot the constable.
Nelson Fritz and his son George. un.
der indictment for the murder Of John
Pfeister at Reeds Station. Ind. have
been lodged in Jail AZ Bedford. Ind.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04
A Residence.

10 acres of land in eastern part
Of the city between graded school
and Allen Academy; good Groom
house, dug well, brick walled; good
orchard; known as the Tucker
place; across street from w. r.
Saunders residence. Terms easy.
Apply to Cliff A. Adams.
4
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04

Wichita. Kas.. Oct. 3.--The Missouri
Pacific railroad will build the largest
freight depot between Kansas City and
the Pacific coast in this city ON the site
Of the present freight depot. Bids have
been asked for and the contract will De
let the first Of next week. II will be
400 feet long by 95 feet
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04
TEXAS. FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 4. 1901

joe Ierriil. He was heavily armed ana
bad threatened 70 shoot any officer on
ON sight. In this county he Is wanted
for shooting man named Webb, for
housebreaking. robbery aud other Of.
lenses.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04
NOW SCHLEY'S inning
His Witnesses Taking the Stand ID
Justify His Claim.
DOYLE ON THE STAND
There Il No indication as 10 WheI
the Court win Finish - Many
More Witnesses Are to De
Examined In the Case.

Washington. Oct 8--After the usual
Preliminary urlcsciings IN the schley
court of inquiry today Lieutenant
James J. Doyle. formerly II the fag.
ship BROOKLYN. was recalled for the pur.
pose Of continuing testimony. when
court adjourned Wednesday Lieutenant
Doyle was under examination by Mr..
Rayner. and the court had just decided
witnesses should NOT enter upon discus.
sion Of blockade on Santiago as It was
conducted after ths arrival Of Comman.
der-in.Chief sampson.
There was much interest in Lieut..
Doyle's reappearance as IL was sexpected
his examination would develop further
policy Of Admiral schley's counsel in
the case. But while all agree IL would
b. desirable TO have the case terminated
at the earliest date. they also agree there
was little prospect In that direction.
Judge Advocate Lemly probably will
not call more than six or eight Of his
witnesses. but Mr.. Rayner has almost
40 names on his list.
He says, however. no does not expect
/ 20 examine more than half this number.
Still he does not undertake 70 name a
day for the close Of the inquiry within
q month from this time.
He said he does not expect 20 call
Admiral Schley 10 the witness stand for
come time yet. Mr.. Rayner expects his
tSlieat t6lnaksa complete review of his
case and probably the admiral will DO
on the stand longer than any other wit.
ness.
Captain sigsbce was fret Of wednes-
day's witness 20 appear for the purpose
Of correcting his testimony. Captain
sigsbee stated he had made another
search Tor the dispatch from the navy
department under the terms Of which
be sought 10 connect with the flying
quAdron of Santiago and that he had
found a private letter which he had
written at the time in which he had
said:
Until we sighted vessels on Goth. we
knew nothing positive as totheir where
abouts"
Lieutenant Doyle then resumed his
testimony begun. He was examined by
Mr.. Rayner
Mr.. Raynor asked Lieutenant Doyle
how often he had seen Commodore
Schley under fire during the Santiago
campaign.
Every time we were under fire." he
replicd. During these bombardments
and in battle July 3rd "
"WhAt was his conduct"
II did not have an opportunity as the
commodore was always about the con.
ming tower. 10 observe his conduct dur.
ing the battle. but Immediately previous
and after | did have an opportunity
30 do 50. Ee always struck me a. being
about as well possessed a. il was posi-.
bic for anybody to be under these cir.
cu.nstanccs.
The witness was then requested 10
give a brief account Of the part taken
by the Brooklyn in the battle Of July 3,
which he did, repeating much that he
said "Wednesday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04

Logansport, Ind. Oct Son Wed.
nesday the Vanialia officially took pos.
session Of their new property. the Eel
river railroad. improvements will be
begun at once. Vandalia headquarters
will be moved from Terre Haute to
Lognnsport.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04
Eagle May n. a Candidate.

Little Rock. Oct. 3.--The rumors cir.
cLlating in several sections OF the state
reL,iive 20 the prospective candidacy Of
e,,Ijovernor James p. Eagle. for tha
United srates senate have been partial,
ly confirmed by tina; gentleman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04
Keutuoly D..psrado Captured.

Richmond. Ky. Oct. SACK Gil
bert, the noted Clay county desperate.
who Is wanted In jackson and Clay
counties on numerous charges. was ar.
arrested near Berea by Deputy sheriff
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04

Washington. Oct 3.-An interesting
turn was given to the Sc. .ey court Of
inquiry "Wednesday by the introduction
Of the first witness in Admiral Schley's
behalf. This was Lieutenant James J.
Doyle, who was a watch officer ON board
the flagship Brooklyn during the war
with Spain.
Lieutenant Doyle explained his part
In the battle OF July 3 and his original
entry, in the ships log concerning the
famous loop. and his alteration OF the
entry because he subsequently discov-
cred that his first entry had been erro-
neous.
Lieutenant Commander Sharp. who
commanded the Vixen during the Span.
ish war, gave especial attention in his
testimony 10 notes Of tho battle Of July
3, made by Lieutenant Harlow Of his
ship Admiral Evans. Captain sigsbee
and Correspondence Dieuide were also
recalled for the purpose Of correcting
their testimony a. given Tuesday aud
all made additional statements.
just before tho adjournment for the
day the court announced It's decision
not 20 allow any questions concerning
the blockade OF Santiago after July !.
when CommAnder.iI.chief Sampson ar.
rived there
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04
FOR SALE.

Fuur room house and two lots a
ground on west side OF town. Wen
and stable on promises. Price se5a.
terms easy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04

Six room house and two lots of
ground located four blocks from
Main Street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price $3.50.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04

Two lots and old broom house In
southwest part Of town. Price $500.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04

Also other city property
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04

Six room house aud one lot q
ground on west side Of town. Price
S6O0.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04
JUST RECEIVED

A new line Of Window Shades; prices run from
ioc each up. : Call and see them.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23
o. Ncts 0Gntelier.

Gn engelIi StatiItifer bar peo 8e.
npttelien at offitieae Ropporter uo=
regnet fslgenoe morlomme 3in9.
nemlia at
u De @et bar biotiI miitet "a.
900 6eite og 50.OO0,0O0 qatroner;
y i 6 Waaneber pGret .omrinqet
ira 8 Si0er, iaa at man bpert gjes
blit tunoe oente bans Ooer9ipelie";
. bans Solbater / bet iioite 6alD.
aar uafbruot er nopoe ,0unQersog=
ben" ener o%fuIoitGnoi9 bar tabt Ulo=
BET;
A De Wet Ielp er 2 @anqe faloen
% 3 @an9e ~lipsfarligt ~iaaret;
- ban bar paa i'm 5lugt laoet mere
Brooiant / Stitten eno bele Den en-
gelite 4rme bar funnel abe;
81 ban bar paa i'm 5lugt til6agez
ldgt Ell 9eilGnqoe, Der er bobbelt iaa
tor iOm SorOens Omtreos oeo
2Gtoator.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23
Nopercn Tioraoamtis.

2iDt efter liDt tpnbes RGtterne at be
6etenOte Itore Hpbere / Stalien, og I
oeres SteO treble be Tmaa Stim9nb,
Der btft og Der, utenbte, forebe ct tenn
meli9t ufarligt Operfalo. Gn &9ms
pc / 9riganternes Rige bar iom mebs
belt nu op6srt meb at bragg Mdnoe.
@n 8onbetnp8 bar meb en- 8ebGrtuo@
le trait BAN til SorOen / en- Itor Stob
beb SrbelteQo.
Heberens Ndbn bar Quciano 81
%orapanti, og ban bar 60 Nar gammel.
3ibli9ere bar bans Qepebis temmelig
oagli9oags, men for ii Nar 1ioen poas
brog ban fig en- 69ngielsitruf pou
nogle Madnerer, forot ban babbe
i%tjaalet ct 9or Stpoler.
Oa Q%fIoningen at benne Straf
fpntes ben fribebselItenbe Mano uuoz
boloelig, TIutteoe ban fig til 8rigan=
terne, o9 efter foa Nars 5orleb bleD
ban oeres 4nfprer. 9porIebes Bioraz
panti erbDerbeOe fig ll~nOerboIOet, er
MI Deb bans 0gb tommen for 9agen.
Den omtalte 8onoetnes Mancini
6aboe 5iprapanti unher Oeostrublet
tbunget til at flute fig til 8anben,
og mango al W}eolemmerne bar bpers
bebe paa li9nenbe Wtaabe. 0i8Ie
fenbtes faa uO til 9obIerne og Mlejs
erierne for at retoirere Penge Og 5s1
beoarer.
@n Dag bar ganoen Iamlet, %
6eboingen 6ioraoanti Itob mibt I
6loften. 8luofelig benbte ban fig
ON, / bet ban troeoe at bsre en- mis-
t9ntelig 2pb, og ban tom oerpeb til
at penbe 809gen til Miancini. 3dnz
fen ON at benDtte bette belOige 9jez
Bit Itgo iom ct 2pn gennem ben un9e
Manbs 9ierne, og li9e Iad burtig
bragtes ben til ubf6reli e. @n 8ugle
off bag fra toGrs igennem 5iordban>
It's 6obeD % reb RPIebenet bort, iad
SDnet at ben br9bte 8eDer Ital babe
oPret grufulot.
Wancini bliper M oberdlt ferret
Iom en- 6elt, og ban fortGQer talrige
Smaoting, fra bet b%eipnOerlige 2iD,
ban ~ufripiai9t bar fprt blanot gts>
Derne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23

u0ldn6et.
9roning Gittoria.

6ele 0erben er optoget beo 8rous
Ming 8ictorias Sotteieng.
fpruoen ben In9prere enqelite
9ongefnmilis, er Setter 0ilbelm at
3pitlonb ilet til Gnglano for at BIZ
bddne fin geoitemooers Gnbeli9t.
st menin9slpit Rn9te tom op | ben
qnleoninq, at aeiIer Nilbelm nsms
lig ltuloe babe til 6eniigt al qsre
5Orbring paa ben enQelite arone. ban
er 10 gan1te oift 9loite Sen al 9ronz
nina EDITORIALS qlbIte Oatter.
I'll o1es 8eroligelie fan bem9rtes,
al YrinIen at Wales er % bliper
engelit 3ronarbin9 % Yrotlamatios
men ON bans 5ronbeitigelie ligger
dlerebe reoe / miniiteriet.
4lperoens tore og imda Wonars
Ter. Regerinqen / @aibin9ton. pa
pen. Miniitre / aonaba % 4uitralien
itoa / it%eoieparenoe telegrafiit 7orz
binbelie meo Osborne 9ouie paa
Den Wbigi. bbor 9ronningen aft /
Here 0dge bar li99et paa tit iioite
qeje.
Qlt 6aab ON georing er uoelut=
fet; Drowning =aejIerinoen. / bpis Ri
&c Solen albri9 guar neb. er peb at
blipe fottig iom ben futti9ite SrlGnz
Der. Og bbab oil henoes SOB TONNE
til al betDbe politiIt Jet.
Oct er Der IIere, Der ipprger ON.
eno 8oerne / Snodfrita.
Def er Del baabe en- Strof % ct
BARREL, at 0ronningens Spgoom til
%Ifripes: Qlberoom % ben Spbafri=
tanite Grig.
9ronnin9 9ittoria maa Idmmen
meo 3ulinoer at benoes 5olt opfores
paa giiten oper: falone / Spoafrita
1899-1901.