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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
IT'S SONG REJECTED.
City History Club Hints at Substltu-
ton of .4nOther.

Considera bic feeling is being expressed among
certain members Of the City History Club at
the rejection by the Board of superintendent
of Miss Ida Primof's Song Of New-York.
which the club hoped would be sung at the
nubIic school exercises in celebration Of the
citv's 25Oth anniversary, this month. and the
substitution of Fright Is Might by John
Jerome Rooney
For the last six years the club. under the
d,raction Of Mrs. Robert Able. has taught city
history and enlisted the services Of several
teachers of the public schools. among them Dr.
Frank p. Kelly and Miss Mary j. Pierson. in
giving instruction after school hours.
..No speciaI literary merit" said Mrs. Aboe
Yesterday ''is claimed for the song, Whlch Is
bv a twelve-year-old Russian girl except that
- has the local color and atmosphere especially
aaanted TO the occasion. The song substituted
nv DR. Maxwell, however, which have reao'
is all about a city WALL with no reference 10
New-York The city wall. indeed. might be tne
Great Wall of China for all the song declares
T am not antagonistic. but feel bitterly disap-
,,,i,+oa ar the rejection of the Song of New
York the singing of which was the only man
,.- II, which the Board of Education could have
sbo,tn on celebration day its appreciation or
the climbs efforts. If they wanted to sing MI
Roonev-s song why could they not sing ours
as veu2 For the board TO have rejected II as
it did. savors me as little less than as
courtesy"
An official of the board of superlntehoefl'S
declared that the rejected song had been passeo
on purely according to its merits
.erhe citv History Club said he, should
-, tho f,l1 credit for the inception of the
idea Of a song specially written for the occasion
The club has also wrought delightful work Tor
tbe children of the city. With he short space
at our disposal however. before a song Tor the
occasion must have been discovered accepted
nrjnted distributed and rehearsed' there was
not time for general canvass Inc ,S;5sred oIs ~
Ieyv-Yorl as submitted. was not CONSIDERED
altopetber suited TO the occasion IN view ana
a song afterward submitted by MI Rooney was
acccepted as being suitaple- = -, -
1ohp Jerome Rooney, the author oi the sue
cessful song is a member of the ilrln OF Rooney e
q s-,a,'ce Clearing House brokers. OF NO ito
- :, - ua1f q dozen examples OF MS verse
are included in Edmund Clarence stedmans
.'American AntholoF"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
NEW PAVEMENT Il DUMP.
Subtcdg Contractors Obstruct Part
of EIm-st. Just Made PasS0ble.

The condition Of EInl-st, between Prince and
Great Jones sts., indicates that the Rapid Tran
sit Commission is entirely forgetful OF Its pro-
gramme to compel the subway contractors to
clear up encountered streets. There are several
blocks in Elm-st., between Prince and Great
Jones sts, where the new block paving is all
done
Instead Of the street being made ready to use.
the subway contractors have dumped tons of old
cast iron water mains AMI other materials on
the new pavement. Not only this. but the side
walks are greatly obstructed in places where
the paving in the street is all in place Elm
and Marion sts between Prince and Great
Jones SITS, are in parts thickly inhabited by poor
people.
In other parts large business houses are COM
PEELED 10 do their trucking at great disadVah-
tage because the streets are Uttered with broken
water mains taken from under ElIn-st. three
years ago. The Rapid Transit Commission au-
thorized Chief Engineer Parsons to take UP the
subject OF obstructed streets, where the p4diLe
rested with the subway contractors, ana 10 give
the contractors rest unll theS hI<io0 LIZ
streets flt for travel.
Elm and Marion sts, between the points men
toned. are a glaring instance Of how the oroer
of the Rapid Transit Commission has been over
looked and of how the interests of the people
are sacrificed to the convenience of contractors
who find il cheaper 10 leave broken mains. TIM
bers and the like in public street than 10
cart them away
Borough President Cantor says that the city
officials are not to blame for the broken up
condition Of the streets at this time.
II have been writing letters TO the Kappa
rrra,sit Commission from month to MONTH
said Mr. Cantor, but little attention is palo 10
them The commission is responsible Tor an
this ANNOYANCE. I cannot for the life OF me
cae u,hv thev don't exercise control over lhe
Contractors and keep them within bounds There
is no necessity for dumping things on the slae @
Ills and depriviue the people of their use,
nor is there any excuse for the way IN Which
they leave rubbish and timber ana every tiiiils INNS
- beSned nm on the roadways They seem
to have forgotten that the people nave any
rights I shall send another protest TO the
Msvor and beg him try again 20 move the
Tanid transit people action The strlke Is
no valid excuse for the slackness OF the @ conf
mission. The contractors are using the streets
ar !. d,,-,pine ground in scores OF instances
where there is no necessity for II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
NGCHEN LONG UNDER FIRE.
Es Saws He Is Ready to Meet ANY Charges
Against Him.

Washington. May s-Mr. Machen had confer
erce vrjth the Postmaster General to-day, and I'M
rnediatelv after their talk. as had been arranged
Mr. Payne sent the letter relieving him from duty-
Mr Payne was not inclined TO talk tonight but
expressed confidence that he could rebut aliega-
tions made against him
I have 30 fear Of not being able to meet any
and all Of the charges that have been unoef N
vestigation for the last seven weeks. he SAID 1
take the action Of the department TO be a step
toward expediting and closing UP the inVestiga-
ton as promptly as possible and designed TO give
Mr BristoW an opportunity Of getting thorough
insight the free delivery service
Mr.. Machen has been under fire ever since the
investigation began. Charges Of various KINDS
have been preferred against the administration OF
the free delivery service including allegations OF
cousion with letter box manufacturers in furnish
ing boxes TO postofice patrons. particularly on
rural mail routes: giving advance Information re-
gsrding the selection OF routes and the appoint
nen1s Of carriers. etc There has also been a con-
fict between Mr. Machen and First Assistant POST
master General WEnne ever since the latter as
surned the Office Mr wyune charges Mr. Machen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09

United States, Great Britain and
Japan Uay Protest.
eBy The Associated Press-)

Uasbfnst.,.l Nav S-Having received Official
C. nfrna1fon of the reoccupation Of New-Chwans
by Russian troops. the State Department. there
IS reason to believe. is preparing. subject TO the
approval Of President Roosevelt. to take vigor-
Gus measures. The departments patience is ex-
bausted IT is said and it is now contemplating
more radical action than any which has hereto
fore marked the negotiations on the sui ject os
Nanchuria Joint action by the United states.
Great Britain and Japan is the step conten-
plated Secretary Hay IS in communication
With President Roosevelt in California. and ths
Secretarv's course viii depend on the Presi-
dents decision If he does not regard the pro-
cranane with favor. the State Department may
fall back on it's former method Of making in
dfyiduaI representations TO Russia. and ask
another explanation Of that governments course
in Manchuria The preceding negotiations have
been hampered by the inability of the United
States to act jointly with other nations. but it -
now believed that some plan OF cooperation
with Great Britain and Japan may be DEVISED
which while not committing this country 10 any
entanglng alliance In violation of it's traditions
will convince Russia that the three nations al7
united in their determination 70 insist on tns
evacuation of Manchuria. and the preservation
of the open door
If this course is finally adopted the RUSSIAN
answer is already fOrecasted by the officials
here Under the representation TO the powers
the troops were to have been withdrawn rom
New-Cbwang one month ago to-day IL IS
understood that a portion Of the Russian force
Vas withdrawn from the barracks in the city 20
tents outside IL is presumed from the FeSihs
advices that these troops have now returned TO
the city II is pointed out. however that Rus
sia employed a saving clause in the promise 10
withdraw from Manchuria. the language beng
provided however that the action OF other
rovrers shall not stand in the way. Russia.
II is understood. now holds that this proviso
was violated by Japan when she mobilized her
fleet and showed signs OF military preparations
which were construed a menace to Russia
Accompanying the news OF the reOccupation
of New-Chwans warning was received from
American agents In China that the Russian at
titude is injuring the chances Of the treaty
which Mr. COnger and Consul General Goodnow
have been negotiating. involving the opening 20
American trade of the ports of Taku-Shan and
Moukden in Manchuria The latest advices are
that the treaty is already practically lost. owing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
-srMPrUoUs TRAINS WESTWARD.

Convenient service via the Pennsylvania haiiroad
Chicago and ST Louis. connecting Tor az polntS
In the West and Sourhwest-AdYI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
Continued on second page.

THE WAY THE INDIAN TRAVELLED
Is ia striking contrast the sumptuous service OF
the PepnsvIxania Railroad between New York and
Sblcago.-AdEt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09

Chicago for brea akfast,
5Nt" SSiaiittvhtfuI ride miles IN % hours on
- ,r.tn of Inc centuryNew YORK esHi4"s -oeh
Century Limited -saofe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09

IT'S ON THE CORNER

of ssth St and Fifth Ave.-the Rock Island Sys-
tents new uptown ticket Office Tickets TO all
points west OF Chicago and ST. Louts.-AcVr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-01

Dor Fcmmereae aus 2ilremburg; g.:
albert Sapique aus 9tan5ig; g.: 50.
lepb Mtliler aus Surentburg; T.:
%gtifolauS airi6 aus 9artringen; s.:
Fall Wiiaer aus Suremburg.
6. alalie. - Seftion 6. 1. Ereis:
gtitoIaus Sepoert aus SoQerid; g.:
Sobann 9aptilt 9reid) aus Spllerid:
D.: Sllilis Strand aus Soaeri6; A.:
Sobam Saptiit 9uoipier aus @ile;
o.: Ioolpb SlOgen aus 2uremburg;
g.: SuliuS slrenbt aus Cid; T.: glnt.
Garmes aus Soleri1; s.: Sobann
Bcter girel aus Wnmer; g.: Sran,
gmmel aus Solleri6; TO-: Solepb
Wogener aus 3iioelingen. 1. g(ccei.
lit: Gitolails 8eliring aus 2urem.
burg; q: arnolo S6aad aus @iIs f;
g.: Safob &oienltiel aus Suremburg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-01
europa miro fir tie beIto i,,tereI'on-

europa Miro fir tie oeIto intereI'an.
Ter lein.
9iensrog lebter 0obe muroe
in Der fatoclii6en Stride in Hemlen
!Serr Matbias &neip nit SRI.
&!oltermonn ebelib gctraut.
Tas iitngc Gbepaar miro cine Sarm
III Mithca Gountp, Sopa, be5ieben.
Sas TplgenSe lit Dem aurora
Golfsfreuno" entnommen:
Mtorp, @befrmt bon Stepban
Stebler, iterb am Samstag Mbenb
I'M 814 uhr in ibrer @obnuug, DIT
lid bon cen Scruper.@ erfen, i'm
Sitter bon AS Sabren unb 9 Wonoten.
GerItcrbene mar cine Sof)ter BON
Geter Sun9els uno binterlGBt ibren
@atten uns 5mei 4inoer, @eore uno
Reter. Gle geeroigung fano 3iens.
tag 8ornliitdg INN 8 llbr bonn Sauie
ullo nm 10 llbr bon Der ct. gfito-
lans. Girte aus, auf Dem oeuti6en
tatboliitcH SrieObofe itatt.
Widoel Sleiien bon Suear
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Seem Yorf alb, bon no err am Mittpof)
orrf Dem Sampler yNcorbam" BON
Der SolIGrhiid. Inrerifaniiben 9inie
cine &eile naf europa antrat, I'M in
grniter, @robber5ogtbum 2lrem-
burg, leinc gltern 81 beiuden, Die er
lett 13 SeBren niht mebr geieben bat.
Sbelien bcGbiihtiet, bis gnbe Sfto-
Der wieecr Suriid 81 iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-01

Weblhdnoler; Clinton auguit, g. b.
gttf. 8oh, 8ubOrnder. A.: Marie
Waoeleine, z. b. s. y. Sunf, Bud.
oruder; Gatbarina, 3. b. Satob Nif.
Sombert, Gigarrenarbeiter; Homairr,
9. b. Seinrib 1eder, S1ieieroeGer.
meilter. g.: Marie 2ouiie War1ue-
rite, Z. b. 8ran5 Spaus, Sottler.
Setratben. 1. Mlta.: SO.
GARD eugene Stupf, SanoIhub.
l6neioer, nit Wargaretba Berger.
A.: Mnton Carl 2efort, Ssngenieur,
NIT @aria Ilbertine Suianna Wou.
TEL. o.: Sron3 Webler, 9u6oruder,
nit Waria Wasbalena Seth. g.:
8tlb. @eorg @roB, Sei5er, nit
Waria Sdoos.
SterbefGIIe.--31. SsuIi: go.
iepb Sia, aft SO Sabre, @oaipinner
Marsaretba Meiembure, alt " s.,
obne Stano. 2. @usult: Sobann
Sdmit, alt 3h Sabre. s.: Sobann
Vaptiit 0ml, alt So Sabre, Sui
i6mieb, ebelos. A.: Siaac 8lumen.
item, alt SO Sabre, &obbiner.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-27
S,Dal1n1arR.
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Misiion5 Sdmfunoene i 9dmmerum
9srre6 og- / Tag er fairlebe til aon=
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QgtbsOigbeO at 1eaoenoe iiq til 9srea
@tsce1ence meo fsI9enoe, bet pi itfe
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ON borgerlig 9ggteforenin9, Iom for
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for, at cen bor9erlige 2Geteforenina
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Sctlagciig Scllnarlie.

@ibbon, @eb., %. San. $. 6. Dug.
Igett ftpo I 5ormioougs 81. Il. peb en-
iprgefis 5eiftuBsife stiinft gasfetf.
stg8e bar gGdeoe pda Sa8t' effer cen
ITumme ftfp, t6cn at 6en enc bipftt al
ZEN a1ren at fi8e. gdsfeit ba6Oe
ftiilti fig / en- Sdtmitdt for Ost at az
rente nfpcn, bborimoO 8Dggett bdobs
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U1illsr, bar uonru9etauglen og et msoz
fulgt Stptte al ainnebet, pg bet bdds
6es, ut gasistt oberfiaar BET.
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&uppebuipital neObrdnSt.

giposforo, Ule., %. San Det bsrz
oGrenoe aoppe3oipital er i Tag nebs
brenbt. 36 manolige Og tpinoelige
patienter mdatte reoOe fig peo burtie
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par flere 9raoer uaoer l3ero, % be
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patienterne Maorasier. lIom be fla6te
no i Sneen lloen for Slpens 8Gftez
pioos % Der bunteoe man iig iammsh
ium man behit tlrloe, i-4 RI AZ.
3roos 5rpeten fpr ben me9et farliee
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tiet 5lpen meO en- msniteroarpig ,5per
+ oesDarre bog uoen &eIMtat, ioet
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be fuu0e lpOogre. til be :taffels 4atis
enter. Der fsrtes til iqqbqune Qdbos
6uie, ION, oelOiqigii opertppss til 9aips
leytipigt 9oipital. .-.-.G .s;,..4......
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Panama Rdnat. Graf
-. rs taten lliloertcSnet..& :.
$4,000, 900 i Gnlb- .fuatant
p9 $3.50, 900 / aarlis sligiit.

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nellem bor ge9erih9 oe Columbia an
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tuhoe 10 itsnnes df be iibite 3ioets
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mart nlddtte enten fomme pertil, eder
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preientdnter, llbenrigsmintlter 6oD ug
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tee ben til Senatsf / WaIbinston til
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is2rottateas Sefemmelier, Iaa biOt
be er oeo bsnne lib, er fstgenOe:
De forenepe iSidter loper at betole
$10.0o0,oo0 t Sub til Columbia og
efttr 9fqfars Jorlsb tiaige at betdle en-
adr4is EejeTum df $25o,oO0. -
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uopberIig, ioet ben fsrit lpoer paa 100
9er,a o9 berefter ital ben tunne for
npes 100 2lar ao 9qngen eiter De for
enece Staters 5or9obtbefnoenbe.
2aapteliei,. iont be fofsnsps Etater
fear unoer GontroI, r-omtring 6 Wil
breo, pg oper bette 9upobslte faur Il.
g. police dno fanitorD jurisdiction" !,
ifent pet ipscifiteres, at @olumbia lite
opgiter i'm Super9nitet ooer bet. Der
iifres rs ogiaa Ret til at for6spre,
brpse og beitptte 9aORenc pso Psgss
GFecr az adndlem.. RI r. .,.iz ~
sSsnatetsAomite aagaaenoe. oforeiga
relations tO8 Hgsts arattakn unber
9perpsielie. 1aa1 is rsisz,es ~
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ndor ben 6Iirer tilfemt Seaatet. Qi
6eaber ian, at Ost itfs itaI gaa zen i
Gnllmbiaa Senateiomi bet sit 3rat=
tqtenj angqssnpf &sbet al pc baaifs
psItiFa3tes Der ! 9aapmarts ssenat" :
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Den 23. 8ahuaf oppsoemt.s Obtrft
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Do 9oerfrigen uobrBe foreneoe ban
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ariiaers lom betroeos BAN flere nunites
liae 0psrp. Den irltegriqaoe fqmpeoe
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5iQigemeo ire 2tmeritanere bolot ban
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6dn blep fpurst, ON 9un bdpoe noset
al fac, bborfor ban lite 'burbe bpm.
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o91et upfpies, at better 80 aldrb liper
tlp6sn er bSososmt 'gnslanb for 5or
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aEnl ilnga Man0, Sens Senfen, bar
ben A. Sdn1dr beo Depetehs 9tdttitls
gen, bd pasfagettbget9 Tom ine; ban
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huobe prB6et, og fda Iprin9e al iqen.
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500 gftb, ban fa1et fit ben ene2frm (ben
bSire) uhOtr 9ilitet o9 ben bleO afs
itaaren. 6dn git Islo BEN til Dottoren
Imeo ben, og 99ens tire aager fit BAN
itrdts unoer 8ebdnoling. Qtrmen bleo
dmpateret tet beo Stulbsren. 6dn er
iad Dibt oioes iadrt raft, men bet BAR
10 tIngt for bans gdnle Gcralere.
6an er en- groeer til mrs. 6dns Nm.
oerien, Der fer 6oeoe Blair.
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y grdnD pa d1& nip b off. pdd
6erre9aaroen ,,anipboltT brenbte forr
Iesen en- Sibebgsui;ifiiss,i ing Z fas0fi bet pdr
inprettet Jsbsifalo til 20--3o, llngttee
dhlrer, fom reboebes. u areatiirsrnes
ReSain9 if1fptes farIis en- pou @aars
ben tisnenbe pises 9onniiite 2t9e op
til o.n lbrGnoenbe 8bgning lda en- aps
itdl6, Z 9bilfen ,ber bar 'opital6et ca.
15O atediurr, Der Itrdts ltoges tss
% lB6 brstenee om.a Stpen itplotes
forhlentli9 llforitgtigbsD af en- to6atsz
,rbsenoe 8daa6ono, loef baboe fe9t Geit
1pda 'Qoftef opet i6tdlbeai oDd ban Tdo
SSabsn, biep'1tdn Dan9e Z og fsb bort
men 'epbo9eoss og pha9tebes df Gaoe.
1fogSeni OF fpttes7tifbu 3boortdnt bfst
tat AhfoetoSsDogsathg fitqolitiet 1toin
s@darssh eRs df proprietdr Rdsmust
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nflusu5a og htn0e life mobto8e Sc.
neral U1iIes, men fenOie 6dm en- eSn~
bitdtion ttf- Sefonens fbrite SofbdG.
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lertio life peate oga st teffot fejif.
.9}da gejen3 til pstet86ors maatte
geasralen / Wtoitoa e4sttabe en- al
fine 3jeners, Der ct bLeben angreben ai
aopper, og 9enerafea meoa 5glge
maatte Oetf6r gBre Spbol6, inetil al
oeres Baggage bar bfepea oesinficeret,
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Der ct Wsoe Der uf Rebraitas p9 aans
Jas 75armere, iammentalpt ], J9eniigt
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Itioig 9rga1iiation st mt Msbe tpit
bIine bolDt ben 1te 6ebruar, oa Or.
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p:t foreiiiler tn fstenoea Dtdnb, gitudr
atsoet ,jaammerIosnben al NprlduDT.
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er oiortaet orost 5uno uT;enonll aiore
Cato, bptltet al Gage 81 6dmmer /
opng er iuoleiot til NdtionllinuiGet.
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Reoe al en- ipnp, bp9lpet eBroutsplaoe
meo HiFler eftsr 90n9oeu, 3 a4 Cpl
ra!drmbaano, 3 IA Spiraifjeoerrii6e,
en- tdlp Snes minore og8 ncget brez
rere YDltepopper 'og 2 ine9et 'tere @9!s
ieplaoer, en- sfetle tpnoe 8ronrecDlins
bere, benbsreure til ct g9lte ellsr lis'
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n9 en- dile Sau, nlt AT 8roitoe.
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bar liot en- 9el, muu bet i'5Btge SID
geliep." 6etraetss lom ct fialbent gooi
og p9roifulbt Bunb. ~ ses