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Evening journal., 1902-03-31
ENDORSES TnE PROPOSITION
Such Action Taken by the County Begu.
lar Republican Committee

AT the meeting Of the Regular Re
publican New Castle County Commit
tee in the Young Mems Republican
Club on Saturday, the proposition of
the seven members of the Legislature
to Frank Alice, chairman of the Union
Republican State Central Committee.
was endorsed by the adoption of
the following resolution.
Resolved That the Republican
County Committee of New Castle
county, in regular meeting assembled.
do heartily endorse the action of the
seven members of the present Begisla-
ture in their proposition submitted to
J. Frank Alice, Chairman of the
Union Republican State Central Com
mittee, to elect two United States sem
ators. We are of the opinion that har-
mOny in the Republican party can
best be obtained through the action of
the aforesaid proposition"
The success of the Republican party
next fall was discussed freely, and
there was much speculation as to the
action Of the Union County Committee
which meets today.
The attendance was large, and when
Congressman L. II. Ball put the ques-
tion. there seemed to be unanimous as
sent 1t has been said, however, that
State Senator Groves, and Charles
Green voted in-the negative.
When seen by a reporter for the
Evening Journal, Mr.. Groves said this
morning that he did not vote on the
resolution. but there We're four Other
persons who voted against its adop-
tion. among whom was Green
The men who voted against the reso
luton. although members of the com
mittee, are looked upon as Union Re
publicans.
Evening journal., 1902-03-31
ss5o.ooo Flre al euthrle.

Guthrie, Okla. March 31.-Guthrie
was visited yesterday by a serious
SS5O,OOO fire, and as a result the State
Capital Printing plant the Hotel
Capitol, the ST. James Hotel. the Cam
mick livery barn and the Richey gen
eral merchandise store are in ruins.
Everything>in the State Capital Print
ing plant was destroyed, including IL
braries and a large stock of supplies.
The ere started in the basement OF
The State Capital and was soon roar
ing up the elevator shafts. A high
wind was blowing and it was impos-
sible to check the flames.
Evening journal., 1902-03-31
CHURCH OFFICIALS ELECTED
81. Johns aud St. andrews Churchts
Elect IestrEmen and Nardens

Episcopal churches of the city held
their usual Easter election of wardens
and vestrymcn today:
st. Andrews Church elected the fol-
lowing: Senior warden. 4. 4. Warner;
Junior warden, Willard Thomson; ves-
trymen. David Lindsay, William Luke.
Alfred s. Elliott. DIR. G. ~ Naudain,
G.. w Baker. j. Harvey Hoifockor and
Charles IL. Dubell
AT St. Johns Church the following
were elected. Wardons. Francis C..
DUPONT and l.. S. Williamson; vostry-
men. Judge Edward G.. Bradford. VIII
liam J. Hemphill George A. Elliott
Francis !. DUPONT. r. II. Morrison,
BENJAMIN f. Shaw and l.. c. Van
Trump. y
Evening journal., 1902-03-31
SPLINTER RESuLTS IN BLOOD POISON
Mrs. J. s. Thompson Picked II Up While
Cleaning Chaif

Mrs. J. S. Thompson, of No. 5l9 Wal
nut street had the index finger of her
right hand amputated on Saturday. IL
was found necessary TO do this TO save
her hand.
About hve weeks ago Mrs Thompson
was dusting a chair and ran a splinter
in her finger She picked il out, but
later in tine day the member became
very painful. SHE then sent for Dr.
Draper and he has been in attendance
ever since. The finger became inhamed
and swollen. and finally blood poison
set in. II was then that DR.. Draper
told Mrs. Thompson il would be neces-
sary to amputate the member
Today Mrs. Thompson was slightly
better. and it is thought that her hand
can be saved.
Evening journal., 1902-03-31

from the northwest. The tail dipped
to the ground just before the church
was reached. The congregation be-
came uneasy, but the pastor Rev. ].
M. Jamison. continued the services.
All of a sudden there was a terrific
crash and a part of the south end
of the church crashed in, burying
the minister beneath bricks and tim.
ber The men of the congregation
rushed to the pulpit, and when the
stricken minister was removed from
the debris it was found that he had
received fatal injuries. His jaw was
broken and the temporal bone was
crushed. The storm was the worst
that has occurred in this section for
many years.
Evening journal., 1902-03-31
INSURANCE COMMISSIONRR REPORTS
Nineteen Companies Withdrew FFsm This
State Last Year

During the past year nineteen insur-
ance companies have withdrawn from
this State. This number includes one
life insurance company. the Union Mu-
tual, of Ohio. The others are all fire
insurance companies.
Insurance Commissioner Marshall
said this morning that This is due from
the heavy losses by fire last fall. His
report mp 10 December 81, 1901. shows
that iilty-two companies. fire and life
insurance, are authorized to transact
business in this State
Evening journal., 1902-03-31
UNION REPUBLICANS MAKE
COUNTER PROPOSITION
Say They Will Take Any Republican
Ii Regulars Will Accept
AddickS

The Union Republican State Central
Committee met in this city at n
O'Clock this morning, and was i'm ses-
sion two hours.
The committee drew up a proposition
to be forwarded TO the Regular Rcpuh-
licans. The proposition was placed i'm
the hands of a subcommittee, com
posed of Walter III. Hayles, Newell
Ball. Frank Ewart, David II. Clark, S.
John Abbott and G. H. Layton. This
committee made several changes i'm IT,
and will not give it out until it is type
written.
II is reported that The Unionists' re-
ply states THAT they Will take any other
Republican if the Regulars. will accept
Addicls.
Evening journal., 1902-03-31
CRIES FOR help
AROUSE BOAT CREW

Between 9 and 10 o'clock last even
ing the crew on tugbOat tied up
near the locks i'm Delaware City heard
cries of help coming from the river.
The boat was gotten under way and
steamed i'm the direction of the cries.
When they arrived at the spot from
which it was Thought the cries came,
there was not boat or person in
sig.ht The wind was blowing hard at
the time It is said three soldiers left
Delaware City in a boat for Fort Della
ware about that time.
Evening journal., 1902-03-31
BRAKEMAN HURT ON CAR
Struck on tho Side Of His Head With a
Pole

Millard Little. of No. 6O3 North IIar-
rson street. was injured this morning
while working in the East Yard Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Lit
tie is a brakeman, and while he was
polling a car the pole slipped and
struck him on the side of the head.
Or. Draper was summoned, and found
Littles head cut and bruised. He
dressed the wounds. and the injured
man was sent 10 his home.
Evening journal., 1902-03-31
stricken on Theatre stens

Emerson r. Cline was STRICKEN with
apoplexy while leaving Dockstador's
Theatre on Saturday night. and fell
on the pavement. lie was removed to
his home, No. 1922 Apple street, in the
Phoenix ambulance. where he died
early yesterday morning. Cline was
AZ years old. and is survived by a wife
and three children.
Evening journal., 1902-03-31
MInnehaha wnl Adont

Minnehaha Tribe Imp'd o. Il. NJ, of
Newark. will adopt seventeen palefaces
at it's meeting ON next Tuesday night
The tribe now numbers 40 members.
and it is the aim of the members to
increase it TO 200.
Evening journal., 1902-03-31
NIGHT SCHOOL ToNIGHT.

Tonight is the Spring Opening" of
the Night School of Goldey College,
Market street, corner Eighth.
Two nights a week during April
and May; low rate: individual instruc-
tion. Arithmetic penmanship, book
keeping. shorthand. typewriting. etc.
Students select their studies. Call to-
night. TO o. Office second floor In
stitute Building.
Evening journal., 1902-03-31
BEAUTIFUL POLISHED FURNI-
TURE
With Cartmelps furniture polish.
IMPROVEMENTS Ar MONTRoSE.

A large force of men under the per-
sonal supervision of E. A. Larter. is
now grading and laying out the new
streets and avenues at Montrose.
Montrose is the beautiful tract of land
adjoining Gordon Heights, on the
Darby trolley line. overlooking the
Delaware river. which was recently
purchased by the Roselle Land Com
nany, and will be opened for sale in
large building lots in the near future.
Particulars may be had at the Office of
the company, S3S Market street
Evening journal., 1902-03-31
Great ThrOngS Attend I'm
proSSiVe Church Services
MANY WERE IN THE PARADE
But The Sudden Rain Of Tho After
noon Scattered Both Pedestrians
and Drivers

Despite the fact THAT Easter seldom
comes SO eany in the spring, no fairer
or more congenial day could be desired
for the great Christian festival than
THAT which dawned upon this city yes
terday. The day. especially the morn
ing, was typical of new-found life and
roviving strength. New blooming low-
ers and grasses and trees putting out
their tender green appropriately bo-
gowned the day, and Old Sol warmed
Mother Earth by his most gracious
smile.
The church ObserVanoes of the day
were elaborate. special programs haN-
ing been in course of preparation for
several weeks past. Everywhere the
choirs sang of a risen Christ, and min
listers preached upon the hopes and
Joys of the resurrection. In every
house of worship. save in those whose
supporters frOwn upon thc festival as
being unOrthodOx, there were beauti-
full floral displays in which the Ber-
muda lily, the Gala lily and palms
predominated.
Nearly everybody in Wilmington
goes to church on Easter day, If he never
goes on any other day in the year
However, If by amy chance he does not
so to church. he is sure to swell the
Easter parade in Market street, oyel
I Washington street bridge and in Bran
dywine Park. lt is possible, however,
that the crowds were not so large yes
terday as i'm former years, and IL is GER
tain that fewer new frocks and hats
were worn. A great many people went
to Atlantic City and other places
which accounts for the diminished
crowds.
In the afternoon largs numbers Wei
out in Brandywine Park, and grea
many teams were i'm the park drive
hut the sudden and heavy rain storm
had the effect of scattering both pc
desu-ians and drivers.
A feature of the day was the mum
Der of people who visited the ceme
terios and deposited flowers upon th
graves of their loved ones. Not ever
Those Of the poor were neglected, a
many "a small. cheap bunch of flower
lmutely testified. On other graves were
large. handsome plants, as well as Gu
flowers.
Evening journal., 1902-03-31
Grants Head Harder Than
a Billiard Ball
THOMAS KANE WAS DISMISSED
Charge Of Stealing Lumber Against
Him Not Sustained Other CITY
Court Cases

In City Court this morning Daniel
McGronera and 1homas Kane, who
were arrested a week ago. were ar
raignod for stealing lumber from old
houses I'M Church and Ninth streets.
owned by A. S. Reed and Brother Com
pany Kane was represented by J.
Frank Ball.
John Reed testified that the stolen
property was valued at about S25, and
to finding doors. moulding and wash
boards I'M Kane's and McGranera's
houses
Mary Harris, cOlored, said she saw
McGranera and Peter Mclaughlin take
lumber from tho houses. She said that
Mclaughlin struck her with an axe.
and she hit him with a hatchot. Nc
Grancra and Edward Dougherty. whose
case was heard last week, were dis
missed
Kane was called to the stand. and
denied knowing anything about the
lumber being in his cellar.
Mr.. Mclaughlin testified that he put
the doors in Kane's cellar to keep them
from being broken up. Policeman
! Burns corroboratcd his statements.
Kane was dismissed.
NegoS Head w as faru
billiard balls and cues were flying in
the air in a pool room on the coast
ON Saturday night, until the police ar
| rived and stopped the fun. AS re-
suit. Thomas Grant. ColOred, Is nurs-
ing sore head. the result Of coming
in contact with a billiard ball Thrown
Ihy Theodore Adams. colOred. The
/ bali was broken into several pieces, and
Grant fell TO the floor unconscious.
When he recovered he seized a cue and
battered Adams head. A general fight
ensuod, which was stopped by the po-
lice.
j Grant was arraigned this morning
charged with assault and battery on
James Adams. lie was fined $40 and
costs.
William Johns. colored, was fined $50
and costs for keeping disorderly
house.
Clayton Harrison pleaded not guilty
to assanlting Frank Roth. lie was
fined S25 and costs.
The following sentences also were
imposed:
John. alias "BuclSy." Reed. drunk.
IS and costs: Frank Cloud. drunk, 81
and costs; G.. w. Kinsley. drunk and
disorderly dismissed; Frank Skinlskl.
charge with acting disorderly dis
missed. rs
Evening journal., 1902-03-31
NnW sTnDNNTs ARRIVING.

oGldeg College received new students
today: others viii enter tomorrow.
April ] is a popular time TO enter the
college for a Commercial or Stenog-
raDher's course.
Evening journal., 1902-03-31

FELTON,. sibley & Co.'S Pure Ready
Mixed Paints are good paints. Try
them and be convinced. Sold by Cart
nell. Sixth and Madison streets.
Evening journal., 1902-03-31
DESERTED CHILD
PLACED IN 4 HOME

Margaret Ross, the 4-year-old girl
who was deserted by a man supposed
to be her father several weeks ago. was
committed to the Home for Friendlcss
and Destitute Children 10y Judge Coch-
ran i'm the City Court this morning.
The stranger engaged board with Mrs.
Fila Smith. of No 207 East Second
street. and went off and left her.
Agent Stout, after working on thc
case for several weeks, was unable to
locate the man. The child had become
greatly attached 20 Mrs Smith, and
cried when taken from her
Fifth annual reception of Robert
Emmet Literary Association, Turn
Hail. Eighth and French streets, Eas-
ter Monday evening. March 81.
Be sure you get Allaband's Anodyne
Expectorant for that cold
Evening journal., 1902-03-31
Feather Boas recurled. sla orange ST.
TELEPHONE US

or call in person for any kind of
Liquor or Wines you may need. We are
now bottling tho Book Beer. Whining
ton brewing. ID. w. Lynch 4 Co, gro
GERS, main store, n. w. Cor. Madison
and Fourth streets.
Evening journal., 1902-03-31

Save retailers profit at LOG West
Seventh street Saltzgiver & Bupp.
Hat Manufacturers.
Evening journal., 1902-03-31
cYcLoNE WRECKED oHURcH
Rev. Jamison Buried In Debris and
Fatally Injured.

FaTaIIy InJuTeu'
Greenville. Pa, March 31.-The
Easter services being held in the Unit
ed Presbyterian Church at James
town. this county, came to an abrupt
ending at IL o'clock yesterday. The
sky became overcast, and funnel
shaped cloud was seen approaching
Evening journal., 1902-03-31

The Brotherhood of st. Andrew
Will make its regular moathly visit 70
Evening journal., 1902-03-31
At ST. Johns

The service yesterday in ST. John'sI
P Il. Church was particularly beauu-
ful and impressive. The church was
beautifully decorated with large guam
titles of calla and Easter lilies and
other blooming plants and palms. The
choir gave an elaborate program, and
the large auditorium was crowded. the
rector. Archdeacon Hall. took as his
subject the appearance of Jesus immc-
diatelv after His resurrection. lie said
that the numerous appearances of
Christ after His resurrection was a
sufficient proof that such an event
took place and that Christ ascended
into heaven after He was raised from
the dead.
This may be denied by learned peo-
Dle. but il rs because they do not UNI
dcrstand the subject They may be
specialists i'm science or some other
branch of knowledge, but they have
confined their ability in one direction
until they are unable to understand
the true meaning Of the Bible or TO see
| the beauties OF religion as did the
writers of the sacred book.
Christ walked beside the disciples
and opened their eyes that they might
behold Him. Christ walks with each
one today just as he did beside tho
disciples. and il depends upon each one
whether they will allow him to open
their eyes that they may see Him and
know Him. The disciples invited Him
into their homes and He entered. He
will enter the home of anyone who
asks Him. II is also well 20 remember
that lie has a house of His own, in
which He has His own sacred table,
and it becomes all to enter that house
with reverence and seek Him there.
Central Presbyterian Church
Considerations which taxed the seat
ing capacity of the church assembled
lin Central Presbwerian Church at
both services. The auditorium was
deliberately decorated with Easter lilies
land palms. and the music by the choir
was OF a high order of excellence
Among the selections sung were Ret
ter's Festival Tie Deum in Co Wood.
/ mans when 1t Was Just Dark;
/ Holdons angels Roll Away the
5 Rock" and Nevin's why Seek Ye tho
S Living Among the Dead2'
In the morning Dr. McCurdy preach
+. ed on the subject "Thc Historica
Fact" The text chosen was in FRS
/ Cor. 10Th chapter, 20th verse: "Bu
now is Christ risen from the dead. an,
q become the first fruits of them tha
D slept"
He said i'm part.
4 "Thc resurrection of Jesus Christ j.
fact The old battle ground where
mnbelicyers and Christians met il
fierce encounter and brandishcd thci
weapons over the stolen body. an,
r. grave clothes and false witnesses,
and deceptive appearances, no longe
Evening journal., 1902-03-31

Be sure you get Allabands 8 Anodyne
Expectorant for tbat cold
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-11
ghief @iper Rails, Alinn.

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er ct Steo Der pppc imoo Atoro, JPN
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iluper, bet oil iige, Speniter % 9orife.
8or nGrmeite 8p or Shtcl &loer oats,
ipm / De fem iioite aar bar ipuutgc. rg
op til Ell sauife net liScn @p, Seg un
life trrtte tScrten 8ebotter ellen Srlcr
ulep al spprcgnc bens Sorretuii,s .brie.
iom BOG or 9aui,e mango. clN'tlsnt Oct
bog life er rogct anoet UQtCa8p. %
iaa bar pi Sa Reo Gate 8clcrputionen !
2it ira Spen, icm M itui nabues for
Settling engang bette Idr, laa Der biz
Der anIsnning for mango at 'aa '9
Someiteao. 2dnoet er IuN ntpcrIcnee;
iouune Ylapier er bet uonlrrtet mt
2auo, men Iaa pda anSrr SteNcr er bet
np9et Iant.
J Oct tirtelise % bet p~oItt1ltc bar Bet
orret title ~tpiuter. laaotot Ie9 pee, lad
hisie to Stug oil ieg itfe roe nosct nrrs
mere peo.
%i bar "a hast en- nbmGrtet M Ttns
ter, iua al Saru,crcns SrNipro8 bar prs
ret, naar to bar meot hlunnocu: Dob
Dag. GIN @iuter. % mn &cr." yes.
fiue, pou bet Sa, pi !uu life fiaac,
naar ri bar iaaoau 8intcr % @aar. Seg
pil i~Iuttclig ircmbrre MN bIertelt8ite
Sat for YrGmicn "SsnicIaNnD5bogen."
Sen or ucmrrtet i'm / ale pcuieenNcr.
25sanrlG llu9tarl.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-11
9ist~ ira Rprae o. amerifa.

Seq Ippepe mine 9euner ! Rorse at
lfrtpe libt / Soften" %aitgaaerDe NeiIen
BERTH og bill oeriur bcpe ON Ylabs for
np9Ie 2iuier, og Ifulbe De lille ina en-
Rlabs / Soften" iaa faar De bit en-
YiabS / Ynpitfurosui. Seq forlbo Gbrt5
Itiantd Den 14be Sebrudr ST.. 10 5prs
miboag, % Oct bar meb linperlise Sslels
icr. at ieg furIob nit 9amIe Sanbs 500
pebitab for anben Sang; tbi ieg iaar
Den bel nISris mere at le, % bet bar bel
p9iaa SilfGlbet mcb mango al mine
ELECTROMAGNETIC, Der forlpo lit saInle
Slemiteb, iornme for fsrIte oe lorume
for unben Sang. Set bIep MI life lRns
&c, hi iii npbe bette berlt9e Stue al
Staoen; tbi Ell INT Saaae Iagbe Jig pper
Siorben, og mart lpaupt for Giet Den
~itisunc Sopeoitab, % ri gleb iagte llps
oper Siorbeu .
Set tuuoe bel oGre iaa peb 10sstoeu,
oa bi ale / Sorenben bIeb pliret ub al
bore &sier peb Gaabet "Srano." og Oct
bar life lGnge, fsr ale gtano bar paa
8enene % lbe. Saa bleu pt ale brepet
agtcrub, og S%anbilaneerue Tom rem i en-
Sart. Set to9 omtrent en- SimeS Sio,
iaa bar 9rauben %iluftet, % pt tit gaa
til 6piIe ieien, og ON Ytorgenen fout ot
til &riItianIunb, bpor pi itoppebe en- Sio,
oa iau bar bet uooper ytorolsen, % pt
'ud bet itbite Stint at DC norite Sielbe.
Rauba8 Den 17be tom hi til SuIl, bpprs
fra hi reiite omtrent meo Oct 1amme
til Stperppol. Ser blep Ri til Den 19be;
iaa gift oi omborb pna ~Seeanic." Den
bersmte tongeltse Soltoamper at g8btte
Star Sinien, og efter 7 Snses 8eiie Tom
pt ben 26be til Refp 9ort. Serfru reiite
Ri ogiaa famine Gags aften til bore
Seitemneliesiteber / @eiten.
Ru er leg Iptteltg os pek biemme %
9lGoer mig pber Ell alGbelis Sui, ics
bnpbe meh mine 8orrIore og S~yltenpe
/ NIT gatnle norife Sicm.
Soban v, albperlfs.
Sc Soreit, @iS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-11
Grin. ssnasn 60. qsnnesi.e.

Seq tatfer for alt Oct aopc 2pieitof oa
DC mango paalibelise NeobeIeIier. "Sos
item" bringer, ii9r fra Sanmarf on
Slespis. Oct glGoer mig ii9r at hsre,
at Sanifbebens 8annerb0rere cnSuu efs
ter ben lanse Scamp (bpori ies psiaa for
SO Har iipen tos 9eI) boIber Sanen
tsit % life bar forslemt Suus arpaers
minoepGroise Orb: "gi ere SanIie~ pip.
Sigclcbes elGber bet mig, al DC tapre
9oere | afrita enbnu sicr ct "goiip" os
bier Sobn Bull og belle Serben. at ct
Tibet enist Solf or banrSt at fue. Seq
hapoe haabet, at Song eoiparb ltuipe
ld9t ct COB | @9etltaaleu for Sreo o.
9tet for be imaa % betr9nate Spltes
fGrb, Der iaa tappert bar ofret alt pad
Nationulitetens alter; men bans ytast
er NOT life itor.
Set samle Orb: ~Suigbeb eicr itert,~
bar hi mango gremplsr a / yioet,
aunpe mi for grempel Sanmart. Spes
riae % Horee eneS ON Ell TGles Cptr9s
ben | Geutralitets Spsresmaalet % Del
Deb nuiIis itprte pg bepare Srcoen ! 9ur4
Den, bn oil iifferlis 1902 bliue crtnprel
r;eo Saf % Ggteiie al eftertommerne.
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btnanben mere Gtg, iorn for 1000 War
iiben, oa ptloc bit mleset al bet gamle
8roocriino opblomltre og bore 6rnst.
5. y. 5. Shmiot.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-11
IRA Reiic.
Sc Soreit, %

Sen ttenoe Scbruar bar en- batter
Vtor9en / Oct peitlige geoniana. Solen
taitebe line Rorgeuitrnnler benoper DEN
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0taieItRt o9 blotteoc bore Scpeper III ct
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mtngton / Srap meb ire Spanb Seitc
for, o9 Ionl itprebes meo Ell spet Saanb
al Dor Hdbo. 0Rr. Seter1on. SnfteIie
pmboro pad SrGnet / Collins, fortidttc
bi 8eiien til Great Sails, bpor hi buppe
at itoppe oper III ben nGite Norgen for
at ta9e meo bet eitgaaenoe ErGn. Otter
nj Srrbrebe Rils 8eiie autom ni til
@ranb SORTS / Norb Satotd, oa Der baps
De ieg at iise mine 8eiiefamerater Sars
bel. Seq fortiatte uteo uGite SrRu til
Gals Gate, Rinn, Ser paa benne Mute
bar Bier iprlin9et op iom Saboebatte,
men meb ell batter Seli9aeubeb meIIem
@rau o9 Suru. Seq unbres NOT life
paa, at 9arbets Sacer foreiiriper Sone,
iom forbnber Ssntmerbugnins til Ell bis
llo%ltrGtning; naar ma ituur 90 icr pda
ben NGu9oe Semmer, iom her sanr nj
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9ribes al Den Saufe, al 5smmerlfooeuc
bill mart blipe en- Sa9a blot. ) ytRrbes
ben at 8emibii hapbe SrGnmanocn Iibt
ltbebageli9beo meb at Hoppe SrGnet for
at iagc at noaIe "9umber Sacts," ipm
hapbe miitet fine Sais for Rinueapolis.
9e bar Iiu.ige o9 bel forpsiebe autgepel.
oa ipingcbe fine Satte. sat be a libt
tlnge l 6opebet fan life unbres paa, Ell
ieriom DC banoe itoppet / Spen Senibit,
iom bar fine SO Saloouer. Seq itoppepe
| Gais Souttp, Niun.. Ell lt9es Sio og
beIpgte giober % Spoger ". Sohniou.
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2anb. 2anbet her beitaar al en- goo
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