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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-13
RAISED HATS TO scHLEY.
Santiago Hero Passes Quiet Day at
avannah-Attends Church.

Savannah. Ca, January 12.-Rear Ad-
miral Schley passed a quiet day at the
home of Gen. w. w. Gordon, whom he is
visiting. He attended religious services
this morning at Christ Church, Episco-
pal, and this evening at the Independent
Presbyterian Church. There was no
demonstration in either building. though
at both the streets were lined with peo-
pie before and after the services.
Men raised their hats to the distin-
guished visitor and women bowed to him.
but there was no cheering nor handicap
ping. 1t had been ON the programme for
the admiral and Mrs. Schley to take a
carriage ride this afternoon. but the cold
ness kept them indoors.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-13
NOT WORK OF RRIeANps.
Miss Stones Brother Says Politics 10
Behind the Capture.

Duluth. Mimi. January 12.-P. A. Stone
of Boston. brother of Ellen NJ Stone. the
American missionary held for a ransom
by Bulgarian brigands. is in the city to-
night and of his sisters predicament
said:
MY sisters capture is not the result
of brigandage but a carefully laid plot
conceived months before by some OF the
principal actors In the political drama
now being played behind the scenes in
Bulgaria and Macedonia.
Her capture was not because she was
a missionary. but because she was an
American citizen Had she been the sub
ject of any other great nation 1t would
not have happened. Her rescue or aban-
donment will determine for many years
to come the standing OF Americans In the
Orient"
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-13
MILITARY PRISONER ESCAPES.
Hid Himself In Box Consigned to a
Clothing Firm.

San Francisco, January 1z.-Frank Holt,
a military prisoner on Alcatrase Island.
serving thirteen-year sentence for de-
sertion, has escaped He concealed him
self in a large wooden box which was
consigned to a clothing firm in this city
and which was put aboard the steamer
Mcdowell.
The top of the box was so arranged
with leather straps that 1t could be OPEN
ed from the inside. 1t is thought that
after the box was put aboard Holt crawl
ed into 1t and did not emerge until the
vessel reached the dock on this side of
the bay As Holt was dressed in blue
uniform he walked away as any ether
soldier, without detection.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-13

Rome, Ca, January 12.-As result of
a collision between a passenger and
freight train on the Southern Railway
at an early hour this morning near
Reeves Station, twenty miles north OF
Rome, Madame Lillian Nordica. the sing
er, was injured, her accompanist, E. Ro-
maine Simmons, sustained bruised
hand, an engineer was killed and three
other employees of the road were injured.
The dead;
Frank Tracy, engineer, Atlanta.
The injured: Madame Nordica, E. Ro-
maine Simmons, Guy Connolly, engineer
on freight; George Florence, passenger
conductor; Ed Lewis. fireman (colored).
The train to which Madame Nordica's $
private car, the Brvnnhilde, was at
tached was a mixed freight and passen-
ger and left Atlanta at 80 last night
for Chattanooga. 1t arrived at Reeves
Station at $3.50 this morning, where 1t had
orders to meet freight train No. S. A
freight train which proved to be an ex-
ira was on the siding at Reeves when
the passenger arrived, and the engineer
of the passenger evidently assuming that
1t was No. S. did not stop but con-
tinued his run towards Chattanooga.
Met in a Sharp Curve.
A mile north of Reeves. while going on
a rapid rate, the passenger met the
freight on sharp curve. The two en-
gines crashed into each other, and En-
gineer Tracey in attempting to jump,
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-13
AL7REATMENT OF SCHLEY
BEGAN BEFORE THE GREAT
NAVAL BATTLE HAD ENDED
MORGAN SAYS PANAMA
CANAL COMPANY COULD
NOT GIVE CLEAR TITLE

washington, January 12.-(Special.)- y
Senator Morgan is very well satisfied with
the result of his interview with Monsieur
Lampri the agent of the Panama canal
scheme. sHe tied him up completely so
far as a title to the property is concern
ed. In speaking of the matter today Sem
ator Morgan said:
"If some gentleman would undertake to
Panama canal and define all the steps
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-13

Washington. January u. Mrs. Ada
Gilbert Dennis, the fashionable modiste
who was murderously assaulted on the
night of December 8, was able for the
first time today to make a stat ement.
The police have been hopeful that she
would throw some light on the motive
for the crime or lead to the discovery OF
the perpetrator, but Mrs. Dennis state
ment contained nothing that would give
any clue in either direction.
She said she remembered nothing pre-
ceding the attack upon her and said the
blow was struck while she was asleep;
nor had she the remotest idea who COM
mitted the assault nor the motive for 1t.
-H-%-A%-<-%-%-N-%-H-N-A- 80 .
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-13
SAW CAUSES SHOOTING.
Negroes Involved In Law Suit Settle
1t With Shot Gun.

Paint Rock, January u. = Especially =
Clarence Clay and William Sullivan, both
negroes, became involved in difficulty
yesterday over a saw, and Clay emptied
the contents OF shotgun into Sullivans
side, infiicting a wound that will in all
probability prove fatal.
Clay made his escape and has not yet
been arrested.
Last Wednesday Clay sued out writ
to recover q, cross-cut saw in the posses
sion of sullivan, which prscipitates the
tros ble
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-13
NEGOTIATIONS NOT OPENED.
Americans, However, Have Gone to
Meet captors Of Miss Stone.

London, January 13.-The Constantine
pie correspondent of the Daily Mail. wir-
ing January IL, says that negotiations for
the release of the American captive. Miss
Stone and her companion, Nine. Tsilka,
have not yet been opened with the bri-
gands.
M. Gargiul the dragoman OF the
American legation. and w. w. Peete.
treasurer of the Missionary Society Of
Constantinople (who have left Salonica
for the interior to meet Miss Stones cap
tors). have been instructed, according to
the correspondent, to negotiate only with
persons bringing letters from Miss Stone.
without which 1t would be impossible to
be certain that the prisoners were still
alive.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-13
Mrs. Dennis Throws No
Light ON the Mystery

of the house during the evening of the
night of the assault, and that before re-
firing she had locked the doors to the
front and back part Of the house. The
latter she occupied as a bedroom. One
feature of Mrs. Dennis statement that
puzzles the police is that she said her
revolver and money were under her pill
low when she retired. When the crime
was discovered the next morning the re-
volver was in a drawer of a secretary
nearby and the money was in a pocket
book in a box on table near the bed
The police are more mystified than ever
over the affair.
Mrs. Dennis will probably recover.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-13

Middletown, N. r., January 12.-Luther
R. Marsh. the well known spiritnalist.
today preached tive sermons at Christ
Universaiist Church here on Jesus the
Christ" He affirmed his belief in the
divinity Of Christ and declared that
modern spiritualism had it's birth in
Christ's announcement of his identity to
many after the resurrection.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-13
w. n. pIeasants Appointed

Savannah. Ca. January l2.--The an
nouncement was made here today that
w. II. Peasants. now traffic manager of
the Ocean Steamship Company, with
headquarters in New York may become
traffic manager of the Seaboard Air Line
on February !. succeeding II. w. B.
Glover Mr.. Peasants was formerly con-
nected with the Florida and Peninsula
road before its absorption by the Sea-
board in the capacity of general manager.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-13
$1,000 for Mckinley Monument.

Pittsburg, January l2.-one thousand
dollars was yesterday contributed to the
national fund for a Mckinley memorial
by the working men Of Homestead. The
majority of the working men gave a
half days pay form the loweset iaborer to
the heads OF departments. There were a
fey, however. who gave nothing
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-13
WAGES FOR DREpeEMEN.
Scale is Fixed for Work on Nicaragua
Canal.

Chicago Js 12.--rhe seventh an
nual conver Of the International
Brotherhood m Shovel and Dredgs
Engineers anemen Of America,
which clos, oday adopted stan
dard Of wages for shovel and 6-edgemsn
employed on the Nicaragua and banana
canal work, as fellows:
Engineers $3.50 per month and board;
cranemen, $500 per month and board.
CHARLES Reese Of Chicago was elected
president and G. e. Kennedy Of Sherman
Tex, was elected to the board OF direc-
tors.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-13
MIIton Z. smIth a. Bay MInetts.

Bay Minette. January f2.-tSpecial.)--
Milton II. Smith. president of the Louis
willie and Nashville Railroad. came here
in his private car last night and remained
until 1 o'clock this afternoon. The OBJ
ject Of his visit could not be learned.
Early In the day he secured buggy and
spent several hours driving over the
town ana surrounding country.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-13
Her Body Guard Returns.

London. January 1s.-Ths Shanghai cor
respondent Of the Standard cables that
1000 of the body guard of the Dowager
Empress OF China. who Joined in the
attack on the foreign legations at PelSin
under Prince Tuan. returned to Pekin
with the Chinese court.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-13

needed to acquire a title on the basis OF
ownership such as that mentioned in the
last Hay-Pauncefote treaty he would
find more thinking and writing necessary
to be done than the best man 1 know
could provide in many a day.
''The injection of the Panama PROPOSE
tion at this time is simply done to delay
if not to defeat the Nicaragua measure.
The Senate will pass the BILL"
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-13
Members Of the HigdOn-Ky|e
COurimartiaI Refuse 10 Dis
cuss Their Finding
GOVERNOR MAY DELAY
ANNOUNCEMENT OF VERDICT
General Opinion In Montgomery is
That Colonel Kyle VIII be Exhon-
orated-A Verdict Was Not
Reached cat2.aay.

Montgomery. January 12.-(SpeciaL)-I
courtmartial in the Higdons Kyle case will
reach Governor Jelks tomorrow. Mean
while persons who have been interesting
themselves in the case are busying their
tongues with speculation as to what the
verdict is to be. The matetr has been
discussed today wherever two or more
persons have come together.
The members of the court absolutely re-
fuse to give out a word of information
or to even indicate what their action has
been. Colonel Dumont, president OF the
court, and Major Robinson, junior men,
ber, left for their homes in Mobile to-
night. They declined to give out any in
formation.
Did Not Reach Verdict.
"You may state with my authority that
the court did not reach verdict at last
nights sitting as has been stated" said
Colonel Dumont. 1.-THE court has been
celebrating during today. Together with
Major Robinson l leave for home to-
night"
The oath of the members of the court
prevent them from in any way making
public their verdict. Following their pre-
scribed duty they must seal the verdict
and send 1t through regular military
channels to the Governor. That is to
say, the court delivers the package to
the judge advocate who in person must
deliver 1t to the adiptant general aad
that official must transmit It to the COM
mander-in-chief. The inference is clear
ly drawn from President Dumonts state
ment that a verdict has been reached.
Asked II he could give out any informa-
tion as to the courts action or finding
Judge Advocate Hubbard said tonight
that the case had now passed out of his
Jurisdiction and the adjutant general or
the Governor were the only persons that
could make statements. Colonel Hubbard
said that he would remain in the city
for probably three days winding up the
matter with the Governor. Col. Graves
and Colonel Mcdowell will go to their
homes in Eufaula tomorrow.
Governor May Delay Announcement.
There is difference OF opinion as to
when the Governor will publish the find
ings of the court 1t may be that he
will make the announcement soon after
the matter reaches him, but there are
some who believe that he will withhold
1t for possibly ten days.
The opinion here prevails that the court
will completely exhonorate Colonel Kyle
from the charges preferred by Colonel
Higdon, though few persons are found
who are inclined to the belief that the
accused will be reprmanded. This would
be the lightest punishment which the
court can impose. The next lightest
would be to order his discharge from the
service and next to give him dishonor-
avle discharge The most severe punish
i - a., l.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-13
THE WEATHER.

FAIR, CONTINUED COLD MONDAY
AND TUESDAY; FRESH WESTERLY
TO NORTHWEsTERBY WINDS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18

men. On yenno peo Napn HsbIip
bnr en- Sioro poo 60 fitlNbIpbs Birf.
faloer | Hrrbeocn al Sort Yierre %
omtrent Iiseiaa maa,gc hnlubloos.
Cgiaa en- TropuFtipn. Nclion
MobinIon, oeit rige New Dorfer, iom
eier Gmeen Bee Wellem OF BEN faa-
falote Senep Sslrno Gicnnom |
Sioui Sails, bar tilbrDt @per, at
bpis cen fan iinoe ban, en- ajsber til
Nslcn, pil ban ifi9nfe aommunen
oen nGpnte ~Sstano" til Ell offentiig
Tarf. Wellen bar life ppret | Drift
pna mango Mar; Den foiteOe oprinbe.
Zig ca. 100000. Spens Solf Dor
lPrtge pGret lpiten pna Senep
Sslano til GarfanlGa, o. Ger err Nu.
lighso for, at Sr. Hobinions Eilbito
oil fore til, at bette oeres Erdfe gaar
/ Sefnlbelie. San forlanger FIN
100000 for Msllen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18

Dc ban at operifirrc Snlien tan fg
pe6 6iTlp al ct Stpffe al ct Sairre'
glas % ii0en oeo at itIffe iig mso Ell
annppenunl. San Dor ogfaa forfggi
at bGnge fig | fine NureiGler. %
ingen ni oisie Selnmorosforisg Int.
feoes, bar fan III | flere Oage meg.
tct at tase 5eoc til fig.
Nbite Garth TGngiel brrmoer.
Veo en- MISUNDERSTANDING | Wbite
Gurt1 bleo ct Tor al DC 5iliteoepr'
renoe, JON bapoe orlrffet itGrtt, ian
itsieiioe, at I%gettturets Eoliti a~rreite'
reoe berl Sort efter opOaJeoes Slo-
los / grreiten, % BET par meo Ne0
% nerpe, at oct lptfeoes at reooe oe
TO Mrreitanter no ar Den brGaioeitoe
9pgnirg.
NlDorlig ifaoct. - 8reo Gilbert
ion, Ssn al Mnorem @iibertion |
Granite Sails b!ep mporlis lfaoet
forleoen Tag, ioet ban faISt al en-
8ogr, mems ban lploi paa at lGsls
paa IS, %. ct itort SSipffe gleo al
Spsiet og neo pna BANS 6ob, bporpeN
Softebenet blep bruttet. SAN beiIn'
Der fig tu / Ell betGnfelig Shitano
JON 6elgc al Wobtdb.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
Sub pnkntn.

Spitmeitcrc. - :. q. Steoers err
nonprnt til Toitnleiter / Chamber.
lain. u. u. Nrlrolb 90. / Clear 2nfe
% =. &. Subnion 90. / 9riogeuater.
Sanofuntur brGnbt. - Saplor &
9unoa 9anofontor / Siour ,Saas
brGrHte bcn 12te d. Sc onrligdenoe
Sp9ninger leo o9ioa rogen Stooc.
mem Subet or life tort.
Vranb / Nimbal. - Gn Sloe.
brand lugbc Ell nalo Bod / Sorret.
rinasitrpget / aimbau i Wife 9tat til
Sorsoag. Sabct or $4,000 mleo
fin $4,000 Isiurorrc. Dim 6.
Wotion er Manot &c SfoScIiote.
&irmpcSe mcS en- SGicl. - GbaS.
SeIIbap ira Wtiler blep iorIeoell
Gag. meirs BON fisrtc noe pao San.
BET. angrebet al en- T9'el. iom han
for'sete at orn5e nVeo Spebeifaite..
Set Lille Gpr hoppeOe paa ham %
Greb haar / Strutep meo Sen SsIae,
ar ban if oft ban fuuoc gisre meo
al TONNE ira Set.
Snnaloen. - Sr0reriniiter &itf).
cod bar beupetSt liz til Dltocrnsr
&erreio mco NunpNuiua ON al iii
ueiebripc Spipsilinger mee &cnipr
III. b%uornanJe 9urGloer Der I'M fan
pore tilbage / SpA Nafota. Sen.
iiatcn er at taee Sfrie. til @coarelic
Al De al Msie iiG4orc Gpr, iom enc
M meatte iirScs. inocr Saneets
@rrnier. Set antole. ar DC ileit,
9ufi0loer mi iorciiuSes | Suo "a.
fcta. ~ Set or eiiool uihil. at Ser
! neme Stat finoes Here SuTaiocr
eIro / Gle DC surisc Staier .igiam,
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
3HtdJtpnn.
9snt Saabrma % Ga6rif.

npt iterre Saabrlg % Sraparefa-
BRIT iii Hipe oprette / gscanoba.
grfitcft Gaifc ira Wenominee er
itr Sioen beifiGitiget nleo EIarerne
for oct me IndGg.
S1rbifjGlp. en- Sororpitaic
m0rfeocs / Mcronrinee ON Nitenell
Gen lite rs. Yllter og Siife / Here
aontorer oanieoe lpitiat, on SGgsc.
~prpoelier og 9tip%1ienitan0c heu
IlGnlt benpuer 8lrlpcre butter til.
butter.
Ssgsmaal. - Setter Solrion /
Soous bar iasisst 0noio NielrNc,
Der er Traction Superinteuoent nor
Big Sour 9aner og bar lit Sppeo.
fontor / @abafb. Sno., Tor $4,000
Sfdoe@erltatnirp. ioct han paaitoar,
at Melrcie bar ~tilpenSt iig" BANS
Sipitriis aiGrIigbco. Sohnion er
Settionsformano.
%ortisres isien. - Irs. u. :.
Gouutrpmars 6aarige z on 9Gureuce
er TO @auge ier rlet ranet ira line
9eoitcforUiores Sus i Ct. Soieph.
os mi er han borte igicn. lloer
Soertsi pan sif ban Tanoas Nor.
aep ue az SeSltCiaoeren GaE @ninta
@dtis, o. iiSen bar man life let BAN,
Mrs Gmtntrpnran bpeoe i 6 IGr
Chicago, bpor berocs Mnro arbeiee,
Be i Stodnaroen. Sor ct Aar iroer
bIcn Ne ucnige. % MoSeren rciite mel
lime. TO 9srn hlcnt iii Tine SorpIbre
Gen tSe sauri blc 2niurerWe, ion
nar ) Yar. ~ Tlbcrt. icn bar s
itinalrN miM pao Nnaen ira tsorii.
ocn al @eoimforrISreres gus, ion
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
miarnuHtt.
Srrplantninasoagcn.

Srrplantningsoagen. - 8iipernsr
2afSollette bar proflanleret SreoaJ
Dem 9oe Mai iom SrGpIantringsrua.
SrG!aipriicrne.-@iscowiin Saro-
MOOD 9lmn5erHelr bar fyaDt ct Grtra-
meoe / @mliuu, % 6sleen er, a.
Yriien paa Srploit bill blipe forbciet
ira / til : Collars pr. 1000 Soo.
&ibliotbcf / Sparta. anorep
Carnegie pil ifjrnfe gper Sparta
$4,000 til oifcntiigt gibliotbef poa
Re ipbparIige getingelIer. Sagen
err allereoe braat / Sr0en, % Sparta
oil iua 8lbliofbefet.
Yranb / GsSaile. = George Otter
bps aiebntanoSbltif % onoen Gien-
DOM / Gsoaile i Tierce Gountp
brpnote Sen 1899 IS. Get i%anleoe
Cab er 50. 800. lllpin Sros. miHteoe
ogiaa i'm 9utyf.
Gn @rpocfamp oil iiuoe Steo Sirs.
'Sae sem 1Sbe tSebrlmr / Stoiig1ton
melem Erpi. @eo. ". Curtis og Ses
lemarfilrgen Z. q. Gtlano, Der retop
er ocrlot tilbuse ira 9torge, lfrlpes til
"8ecorab4Fplten."
Stur Sfupbanocl. @iscomin
2umber & 8nrf SO. / 8raipO Hapios,
Otid.. bar fipbt $4,000 Acres Seo.
lfog / ~9tpr1c0en al GaQle Hiuer, vi
los Gcuntp. aisbeiunwlten er 5000
600. Gn itor Msbeliobrif ital opfc-
res ! 0iitriftet.
0mlD / Sturgeon yafc. - Srl
Supcrior mel0es, at Giterretnfngec
ont rtse @i,poinnb er inole6et oertil
ira Snirgeon 2ufe Giitrlttet noroen.
Tor Canadian Tociiic 8anci,. De ter'
lte @uloiuno blep giort for ct Var
9ar iiNen al cit ueIflerrot StITrper
peo Naon Getc Sling.
TuripnnScn. - Sumes Sobnion,
ser / Oe liolte S Iar bar p9ret GbieI.
Glefiliter Tor So Crosse gp Spor-
ppgnsfompagni, er iporlelt ioripuil.
Sen. Sort ier ban bleo borte, uotog
ban al Ell al 9pens Banter $4,000,
ioin han bapbc Ser ng tog huer Sent
mreo Jig. SnnS ~iorseuSc SnItri %
gprn er igien i 90 Crosse uoen
Hengc.
@enter pan "8rccn 8oobs". In.
orcrp 3. Grifion / Hleaialt &alep
baooe bort ira nogle "8reen 8oooS"
Mero / Ncm Dorf og reilte BERTH
nteo $3.50 i 2ummen / Sarb onr Ct
tiene oct t~ioobbelte Oerai. 6on 6leD
fpit &c $3.50, men bar life faoet noget
iiteoet. Nu bar hnir betUcn0t lig II!
Mpnoigheoerne, ion han bltroc bGoe
raaoicrt Jig med fer.
.Suipitalet / "a Grosic. - abno.
fat 81. 3. Sfoar er uolgt I'll TrGli-
oent for Oct Illtherlte Solpitnl / ga
GroSie iiteoetior Ibuofat @ioUcp,
Ser bar toget afife0, bn bans Sib life
tinoo ban at reete Stiaingen. ar-
beioet paa Soipitnlet ifrioer raft
irenrao, % oct antodea, ar Oct oil
bIipe iGrOist til at tages / Srig til
Soften.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
Jnolanoet.


Bar nrr blcpcn hinder. 49, En IL
Mar gauirnd Eige, Cater of @iqiam
GALLAGHER I Hnrbeocn at eboppile,
bleu ifjrtoig niisbalrolet al Ct ltnlen-
neife peo Hapn 60 Oapiofon fra 9se.
fap. Gera1e blco arreiteret og bar
nTr blepen Ipnd,et al en- iorbttret ,yol.
fc,ob | @oopoille. enoelig lpfteoes
Oct Solitiet al faa luret bom no di
6pngilct % ienot- til Sttiimiua.
Gn grniom @anb. - 5. 3. Sabo
(SGbs?), iom Dor ! 8doger lolpnfblp
%noroenior bort Soose, isste lirsoas
Nften at fpnle i'm Sliitrii 90 iageoe
bcipoe 0erpna tilligemco oeres rem
Gsrn no Sneeil. Nooeren % be
NINA maatte glu barbente og tpno-
flGotc til ei g2abo, ION Dor en- balp
Nil borte. Sabo blcp ltoai arreite.
rel % bragt I'll Sort Ioose, bpor
Eprigbe0en ilng6e bam en- BOZ Whtlft.
Get ait fort. Charles Seltien /
0toDillc bapoe forreiponoeref nleo
N'.ia Wargnret harrington / Siour
Gitp, men ba 0enTe tit iig Ell m,oen
alGrelte, brso bun lig life ON at tort.
lPttc aorreipouOancell, boorior bun
gao ians iibite 9erp til en- 8enrloe,
@hls Snggort, lon beipareoe oet
Seillen ipntes laa goot ON Mtiis sag.
garts grep> at ban siebliffelig iatte
lig mo- % lfrcu til bcnOe tgien. q.
Den uerleSes llere grepc, % 1ioite llac
fom Seitien ieip til Sioir Gin for al
beige Yigen. 0un fal0t itrar / bans
Smag, og Gagen efter blep DC aiite.
Scir for Siour Sim. Sioul
SltD bar piInOet Ell Seir / Statens
Ssielteret, Der bar omitcOt llnoerret.
tens DOM / Den beflellbte SalOuprfs.
Lag. Ssieitercts jenbal len er ensbe.
tpoenoe meo, at 0riiten al OF Ston.
trollen ODER @peis Wanop9rf oil oil.
ne taget no al 0Giroerl1e pao De al
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gun Uper til @Drdaoet. SpieIteret er.
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