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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03
nIiner.HnntaI.o.t I,or.

Terre Haute, Ind. June 3.-Twelve
hundred miners suspended work to as
sist in the search for the 4-year-old
son OF DR.. Byers. who has been miss
ing from home since Sunday. Ponds
and abandoned mines are being
searched and gypsy camps examined.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03
Pilgrims, Club Honors Low.

London. June 3.-The Pilgrim :
club entertained eX-MayOr Seth Low
Of New York. mt luncheon at the Savoy
hotel. James Bryce presided. Among
those present were Ambassador
Choatc. Consul General Evans, Major
B1acom, Lord Eustice Cecil. Louis
Dyer. General Hutchinson. w. y. How
ellis. Robert i. Porter. w J. Pierric.
NJ. r Wilson. Rudolph Spreckels and
James j.. phelau. of San Francisco.
Over a hundred in all were present.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03
Negro Marries a White woman.

Springfield, Ill. June 3.-Maude
Crenshaw. prcpOSscSSing white wo-
man. - years old. was married to
Smith COffman. negro. by Judge e.
w. Murray. of the county court. The
couple came here from jacksonville to
have the ceremony performed and re-
turned there to reside The woman
begged that her marriage TO the negro
be kept from the newspapers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER s
DEADLOCK OVER AN OFFICE

Los Angeles. Cal. June 3.-T'he fight
in the convention Of the brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers for the office Of
third assistant grand chief engineer
has narrowed down to Peter Kilduff.
OF Blue Island, Ill, and Herman f..
Wills. Of Clayton, IA. Repeated ballots
have been taken, without result.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03
C. L. sAYLOR, AN ARMOUR
MANAGER, KILLS HIMSELF

OMAHA. Ncb.. June &C. l.. Snylor.
general manager of the Armour pack
ing house Interests in South OmnIIa,
shot and killed himself in IIanscOm
park. beyond the fact that Saylor had
been suffering from nervous depress-
ion no reason is known for his TAX
ing his own life
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03
HORRIBLE SUICIDE OF
PROMINENT IOWA MAN

Dcs Moines, Ia, June 3.-Emery +.
McrriS. formerly of Iowa Falls. Ia. at
ono time prominent in business and
political life of Hardin county. sui
cided i'll the insane asylum ut indie
pendence. Ia. of which he was an in
mate Merris sawed at his throat with
n pair of dull scissors. infiicting Il
ghastly wound. and then tore it open
with his fingers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03
Assault Near Port Ar
thur in Progress
Two Days.
HEAVY FIRING HEARD
Japanese Drive North
ward Mixed Force
in Interior.

Lao Yang. June 3.-There are per-
sistent rumors another great battle is
in progress near Port Arthur. Con-
tinuous cannonading has been heard
from the south. and an additional
force of $1,000 Japanese is reported
to have landed at Takushan.
Mukden Confirms.
Alukden June 3.-For two days past
rumors have been current of severe
fighting on Lao Tung peninsula. De-
tails are lacking, but the fact that
fighting has been general throughout
the peninsula is officially admitted
Another Russian Reverse.
Toxic. June 3.-A body of Japanese
encountered and defeated a mixed
force of Russian cavalry. infantry and
artillery near Lichaton. nine miles
north Of Polandien Monday last. The
Russians were driven northward after
two hours engagement
The japanese had one officer and 26
men killed. and four officers and 81
men wounded. The Russian losses are
unknown. The movement of Russian
forces southward indicates a possible
effort to relieve Port Arthur.
Relief Given Up.
Paris. June "a Temps St. Peters
burg dispatch says: 1t appears the
Russian relief column Of 10000 men
modified for the succor of Port Ar
thur. has abandoned its project owing
TO the fall of Kinchou and the land
ing Of japanese reinforcements.
watching Port Arthur.
London, June 3. That q terrible
Eght is imminent at Port Arthur seems
certain. 1t is reported from st. Pc
tcrsburg that the Japanese army in
the LiaO-Tung peninsula now numbers
10000 men. Refugees from Dalny say
that the eliminating attack on the
fortress is expected to take place OH
June 10. 1t is also reported from Che
foo that the Japs are now in touch
with the outposts of Port Arthur and
that frequent skirmishes take place.
The Japanese are preparing for the
attack by removing the Russian mines
which girdle Port Arthur about. These
mines are automatic and not connect
ed 10y wire with the fortress. Siege
guns are being landed at Kin-ChOw
and balloon will be used to locate tho
Russian positions.
A st. Petersburg dispatch says that
the Russian loss at Kin-ChOw foot up
thirty officers and 800 men killed and
wounded. The Russians figure that
the Japanese casualties were 10000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03
INVESTIGATION IN NEW YORK
PosTOFFICE HAS A SEQUEL

Washington. June 3. - Postmaster
General Payne has received and ac-
ccptrd the resignation of Richard Van
Colt superintendent of city delivery at
New York. to take effect May 81. The
resignation is the direct result Of the
recent report Of Assistant Attorney
General Robb on his investigation OF
the affairs Of the New York pOstof
Ace
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03
WIFE OF BANK PRESIDENT
KILLED IN FOLDING BED

Minneapolis, June 3. - Mrs. a. NJ.
Woodward. wife of the president of
the South Side State bank, is dead
as the result of a fOlding-hcd acct
dent. While some of their household
goods were being moved Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodward occupied an old folding
bed. 1t closed on them in the night.
Three of Mrs. WOodward's cervicaI
yertabrae were broken.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03
WYOMING COMES INTO
THE W. &. HEARST COLUMN

Cheyenne. WyO. June 3.-The state
Democratic convention instructed for
Hearst unanimously. He is strongly
Endorsed in resolutions
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03
No Conscriptton in England.

London. Iune 3.-War Secretary Ar
nold-Forster, answering a question in
the house of commons. said the gov
ernment had no intention of proposing
TO parliament the introduction of a
system of conscription, as recommend
ed by the royal commission on the
volunteer and militia forces.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03
ACCUSED OF KILLING HER
HUSBAND SHE IS STARVING

AIpena. Mich, June 3.-Mrs. Mary
HeinhOld, the Altoona county woman in
the county jail here awaiting trial on
the charge Of the murder Of her hus-
la nd with an ax, has been pronounced
insane by local physicians. She refuses
to eat and is slowly starving herself to
death
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03
MISSOURI RIVER CAUSES
ALARM AT SIOUX CITY

Sioux City, Ia. June 3. - w. K.
Dewitt, assistant United States engin-
eer in charge of the Missouri river,
says that unless congress resumes MAX
ing appropriations for protecting the
banks of that river whole cities may
be washed away.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03
HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE IN
FIRES IN AUSTRIAN TOWNS

Vienna. June 3.--NewS of two disas-
trous fires has reached Vienna. The
first occurred in Nowywihkow, Gala
cia, and destroyed almost the entire
town. Twelve persons lost their lives
in the flames. Another blaze, not so
disastrous. did much damage at Kieff,
Russia. Six persons were caught in
the flames and perished.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03
POLICEMEN END
FUED WITH PISTOL DUEL

Carthage. Mo. June 3.-Ed. Gaff-
ney and A. Hurst. policemen. fought
with pistols on the street here. Gaff-
ney was shot i'm the stomach and will
die. Hurst was shot i'll the head, but
may recover.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03
OTHER CANDIDATES FOLLOW HIS COURSE
Seventy-ninth Ballot Begun at 2:41 Gives Chi
cago Attorney Big Majority.
TRAVIS WINS AMATEUR
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

London. June 3.-WaIter j. Travis,
the American. today won the amateur
golf championship at Sandwich by de-
feating the English player, Blackwell,
by up, ; to play.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03

At the conclusion of a conference
of Yates delegates just before the re-
assembling of the convention this af-
tcrnoon. Yates made an address with
drawing in favor of DeneeU.
The convention recouvcncd at 30.
Yates addressed the convention,
suggesting the next governor of Hi
nois be named Deneen and withdraw
ing his own name.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03
ADMINISTRATION OF LORD
CURZON GIVEN APPROVAL

London. June 3.-At a meeting of
the lord mayor and corporation il was
decided TO confer the freedom of the
city On Lord CurZon. of KeddlestOn, in
recognition OF the ability and zeal he
had displayed as viceroy of India.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03
No Business In Morning.

Springfield. June 3.-The republican
state convention was called to order
at 1915 and by common consent :ook
a recess until =.
After the recess of the convention
il was openly Acknowledged that De
necn. Yates. Hamliu and Sherman had
entered combination To nominate
,Deneeu on the first ballot this after
noon. Warner and Pierce are expect
ed TO ioin the combination.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03
TOOK RECESS AT 8 p. NJ.
Desperate Effort to Break the TIe-up Ends
In Defeat.

Springfield, Ill. June 5.-A desper-
ate effort on the part of Republican
leaders TO break the deadlock in the
state convention failed yesterday and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03

at p. III. the asSemblage took Il re-
cess until 10 a. III. today without hav-
ing nominated a candidate for govern
or. The attempt to bring about the
resentative Reeves, chairman of the
committee on resolutions. and Chair
man Cannon engineered the plan,
which was made possible by the report
of the committee on resolutions, which
presented the resolution to the effect
that the delegates be released from
instructions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03
73rd Ballot.
7SIh Ballot.
Yates Notifies Delegates.

Springfield. Ill. June 3.-Deneen is
nnminatch
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03
Other Candidates Follow.

Following Yates Hamlin and Sher-
man also withdrew in favor of De
neen. and the 10Th ballot began at
2:41.
The result of the ballot was: De
neeu. 957; Lowden. 522; Warner, 81;
Yates, I.
LQNden moved To make Deueen's
nomination unanimous. The motion
was unanimously adopted. Deneen
then addressed the convention.
At $3.50 the convention took re-
cess to : p. IN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03
Lowden FORCES Ahead.


When the convention recOnvened for
the afternoon session the lOng-eXpect-
ed break from Yates to Lowden came,
and he got the vote of Speaker Can
mons district as we'll as the votes of
several other counties, and some scat
tering delegates. For several ballots
his vote increased until he reached a
vote of 6313. Then the tide turned,
and on the closing ballot, the sew
enty-eighth, his vote had dropped to
53214. 1t requires 752 to nominate.
Yates lowest vote during the day was
362. and his closing vote was 405. There
was no material change i'll the vote
of the other candidates.
Much excitement prevailed during
the afternoon session. Lowden shout
ers started several demonstrations in
efforts to stampede the convention, and
they made a great din. When Low
den began To fall back the Yates peo-
pie began Il demonstration, and let
down from the Gir1iers n great banner
bearing the quotation: Hold the
Fort" Chairman Cannon ordered it
taken down. and Il dozen ready hands,
led by Sheriff Ben Braincrd. tore it
from its fastenings and threw the
wreck into the Morgan county. Yates
delegation. \ free-for-all fight was
prevented only by the interference of
the police. The banner, after its res
cue by the Yates men, was hung up
I'm the rear Of the platform.
Started With Goth Ballot.
1t was on the sixty-ninth ballot that
the tide began to turn to IowdPn. his
vote running up to 5I3. and Yates
dropping to 3SS: Deneen going down
10 35S. Lowden's vote continued TO
increase up to the seventy-third bal
lot which. stood. fractions omitted:
Yates. 3G2; LOwden 63l: Dencen, 343;
Hamlin. 40: Warner. 20; Sherman, 40;
Pierce, "a.
Then LOwden began to lose. getting
only $40 on the seventyfOurth ballot,
while Yates and Deneen gained. until
the last ballot. the seventy-eiShth,
stood. fractions omitted: Yates. 400;
Iowden. 532: Deneen. $50; Hamlin,
1O2: Warner, -; Sherman, IS; Pierce,
%
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03
Yates Conference This MornIrE.

Springfield. Ill, June a Yates
conference is now going or. 1t il re
ported on the highest authority Yates
has finally consented IN go To Dcncen
and the break will be made this morn
inc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-03
Another Russian Reverse

Paris. June "A Temps St. Peters
burg dispatch says: 1t appears the
Russian relief column Of 10000 men
modified for the succOr of Port Ar
thur, has abandoned its project owing
to the fall of Kinchou and the land
ing Of japanese reinforccments.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-17
En anoen apinSs ireift ira en- firnreir cperatit
Pinkham's Vegetable COmpound. Ygs. hpao hur

cue ipse apinScr eiSr float / at tass Lydia Il.
Vegetable Compound 90 blipc inuo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-17
grbeihe at ian bortrnobet, naar bettt
life CT n~sopenoigt.

grbeibe at iaa bortrpoSet, ranr bette
life en- ~nsopenoist.
Gette iorbinSrer ielpfslgelig life.
at mon ilben Sfaoe peo norife Sc
tier Der fan optrGoe | Hationaloraa.
ter, % oct CT iaaIeoes pan inaen
Woabe Reninaen at rctte uogen 9ri'
tit moo IrraugementSfomiteen
Sarao, en @u. bpor Gorbmrubenes
Stipulation for Sntelligents % Bop.
Ipoigbeo err iao srunbiuitet, of Ger
ifal aoifiligt mere til ior at roffe
ben.
Sea mtGrfer. at ieg cr founelt
temnelig lrlat bort ira. huob BET
ceentIia por min Nenina at behanole
/ bette 9reu. Sea tGtifte nrrneit at
iige noale Sro til SoroeI for oct nor.
ife Selifob al Imerifn. oa iom 'da.
oarne beoeS aItiaa bette betrngtet.
Raar lea faar ie Seifobets isrite
aarbog. Ser 10 MI or ubfommet. og
Sermeo fao InIeouina iii at irtte
mig nGrutere iub / sets Normaof og
biotioiae SirfiomheO. ifal ieg null.
gems fonrme tilhoac til bette Gmne,
% bd %iorbaabentlig aiere oet bebrc.
u. e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-17
Ct Opraab.
Sjrlp trrnacS til fem i~ornlpffcSc
Niifcrcs Gftcrlaotc.

Serite Gaaifeoag nuaeoe Ct Sor.
gems 9uoifub @if Wcnigbe0, ScIge.
Iano, ibet ct Telegram ira 2ofoteu
melbte. at 5 un9e, firffe Gutter / II.
oeren 26-3t Nar nr forulpffct mt
ocr9ineiGtningen uoenior 6iifcuprct
lire. Gu flor SID bar ontogelig
fpIot @oaoen, % on &eNninQ2ifpiten
Ell Stluo eiter fom til, families Ser
intet anbet Spor al 9uao % Ranb'
fob cno nogle Iorer oa ct Ydr 500
~oebplaa. Ser bar nof ingen Rum
for Spil - DC ) unge WGu08 forte
2iusiaga bar noe.
9a 9uoifabct GaaiteSog naneSe
Werigbebeu, lngoc Der iig en- trpftct
Stemning oper ale - bdnbc oocr
aantle og iln9e, % ollcs Sanfer gif
moo ale oisie Stem, iom miSt I'M.
ser TaaifenS lpie 5eirltcmuina ifuloe
faa image Sorqcns bitre Smertc.
Gre al be iorulpffebe bar SumiIie'
forlsrgere, TO nar uaiite, Samtligc
Stem bar fattige; men urrit err set
natlrrliapiS for Dc 3 Gnfcr, Ser mt
itaar paa bar 9affe 49, Ell al Dem bar
3 @srn / 9tIoeren t-6 Iar, &c 10
suriae ct Barn bier. De bar intet
iii 9ipets Spbolo; men be bar iot tit
Sodb til Ono, oa oet ucb bi nof, at
ban. Tom or Cutters Soripar % 10
berlsieS Soocr, pil inacnllmhe IuffC
lin Suano for Dem Mten oct peo pi
10 ogina, at oct er aiennem os Wen'
ncifcr, at @uo biGlpcr Dem, iom er
/ Nso, o9 naar icg III pooer at ienbe
biSIe 2inier til set blanNt bore
2anb8mPno / Imerifd iaa plot l6'
breote @lao "0ecorab Soften, bn
ifer Bette me6 ct lsuligt Sab: al
tanife nogle al De mango, Tom IGier
bisie 2inier, og iom bar gune %
Siertelag, uil6e noe Ell liocu SaanoS'
rrfninG til DC Toutlpffeoes Otter
Iaote. Se&pGrre er Sibernc berhiem'
me hos o5 mt meget trpfteOe; 60
f~otiiifet bar idor ilaaet fell. OF bpab
Oct betp0er for 0e nor6lanoife Siem,
oct beo nof ertbuer HorolGnoinl
blanot bore grsore / amerifu iao
oltior goot. llnOCr DC Smitpnbighe'
Ser badber ieg, at ingeu toger mig
set ilbe op. at ieg b%eupeuoer bore
amerifunife 8rsores Spmrrfiombet
paa bisic ioa banrOt rommeoe 5ami.
Tier.
3or mitlig iuofomre 9iorag op
bere8 Torbeling ifoI Reanifab bliot
Gilogt / "9ecorab!T Soften. 9ioro.
gene ienSes til "8ecornbsB oiten".
iom DiI isrge for SereS 8iberrforieu'
belle til Rorae.
8if SogneprPitfontor 26Oc Ipril
1904.
&9isIftaS.
SogneprGft
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-17
3repe fra gorge

ban tiener soot. gIanbt be mere ies
p9roise Ting, ban bar abiert Der |
Bpsoen, fan napnss altsrtaplen ! Gil.
leberreb 8irfe, siort iijpr. iamt Snb-
repnineen at Die Saaues 3aslisitue
paa S9tre.
III 2aubbanolerier er Der for Tiber
paa % pmfrins Notuooen 10 Sipiter.
Sblanbt oisie fan n9pnes lom ny op.
reftet 5ru Bertha 1bumaiens Mpoepa
reIprretning Der tegner til at iflille sau
gobt. 2anbbanolerierne opoper otter.
bal itaar peo Sag meb ~llubtaaelie al
Sbbeus 6%urretnins | alatterub, Der er
pphsrt.
Stprre @~aarb6anoeler er Der life.
alaus ginsusbal ital ilptte fra Suuer'
faain, Der ppertases al @iermunb Sns
solfsruo eiter Sbelsisasmaul. DIT er
bog life afslprt, ON SnsOlisruo itrar iaar
@aaroens Sfog, ba Der lisser binoren'
De &pntrafter iueieu, Der oil not blipe
Sag oerpu.
Sfplerne SDgoen 9adr i'm jennt
Gang. Rotpobeus Seminar bar foi
1iben / lite alasie AS, | 2peu &lasit
AZ o. / 3bie &lasie 40 Gleper. ling
bomSifolen bar 35 @leper. u~usopms'
Ifolens npe Blan logger arbeioet ipar'
uper / bet praftiife; Der undertakes
Sneoterarbeioe, SreIfiarins. 2anb,
bruG Snpebrug ETC. | Iaa Wtanoe Ell
benne Sfple b~nnebrpoenpe | lit Sla9s,
npoet, Der bel fan tr9nges; tbi bet Ell
glrbeibe, iom pi melt irGnser at interes'
iere ps for Der / 2anoet for Iiben; an
ben Splpsnins .ilDber MI i riSe Strpm'
me.
llnsbomslasene tripes tilbels bra
Set upoprettepe friitelige lln9oomslas
Nprbbpgben teler so WeoIemmer pf
bOlber reselmGsiise Mpber boer ABB
Dag. 2asets Nuis "Sambus" er III
~terssiant. 2aset bar beitemt Zig I'll a
arbeioe ipr Sanitetss pg Spsepleieia'
gen, % ital t ben Gnlebnins aibolb'
8aiar / Slutten al Gpril.
Oct friiiuoeoe llnsoomslag "8ioar'
bar ppbsrt. Sette Sag iamlebe, me-
oenS bet pirtepe, ca. 600 Ser. / ben Sen
iist at bpg9e 2pfale. Soao bet M BIZ,
Der til, peo ingen for Eioen.
@n penli9 Silien til ale "Gpiten"s
9eiere ps til ale narmere tjenote ira
q. SpIlio.
Siterbal, 2ben Ipril 1904.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-17
Oddrbruo.
(5OrbIsrs 2ie.)
"alteo bet rigner % bet blRS
6or uoroau unoer 6jsao
Der leitu bel Hpronlenn."

Oct er 9tegrt % Gage ioag, m1lct
goOt Warimeiss8eir, % bet er lra
gammel Sio boIot for at pore OtRrfe
paa ct soOt, irugtbart aar. vi bar
Gapt itreng aulOe % meget Sne -
% BET er peI inaOan en- ri8ti8 @lntar
ifaI p9re, % ri fan iuit AZ Den 8rllt1o
boue Saa6 ont, at ri oil iaa en- parm
"a QrsOerig CONNER. Get uil6e bore
fiGrfommet; III bor ri buut 10 port
fol0e Sommere eiter birloroen - 8u.
Oeier % 9ltIfap bar Iirt meBct ponot
/ Seiere - oe IPngeS otter Col %
Garnte, Oa or set friitt % Moro at
pGre bpit tilfielos.
Ser bar upret min0re SenmterbuJlt
/ 8inter emo paulig, % man bar fla.
act oper, at Der life er ArbeiOe at Tod.
Men fer er Arbetoe not Sogen er
0cn: set er life aItilagS 9lrbeioe, 6olt
brpr iig ON; % iaa oil De baue Ell Itor
9agleu. San Be life oct faa, gaor 81
og il9nger / Oi8ie imao S%pttebperne
ri MI iaar altfor mango al.
- Sfaiie aommune bar tleo1
Mum6al8 &ob6eroGrf. Oct bar itaaet
title I'LL i lang Sio. Ge piIoe 8ierna
iplge. % set en8elIfe aompaniS &e.
prpientant lam bar pPret Ser, % oct
er muligt Be fisber 89rfet % IGttcr
oct igang paanp. Oct uilOe uPrc til
itor 8eIitgrelie, life aIene ior Starr,
men for belle SeIemarfen.
0tsOer % Setter er Der nPiten til
buer Selg. Salere banter omfring n
iorifielig SlagS: iritirteIi8e, itatS'
firfeIiqe - set ipneS iom Yartierne
er mere toIernnte ~Iigeuoerfor binaroen
emo isr, maaife begpuOer De at %ioritaa,
at 0e orbeiOer, eller ioetmin6ite b II r.
Sc arbeioe moo iamme Maal. 8lt
oct oar iaa pei!
4ibolostaIere er Der ogiaa. Seq
nnoner en- flint en-, 5. @ernitiolO frn
Gfien. Sam bar ogiaa oRret / ame'
rita. Wange bar ifrepet Jig inc / vi
b~uloSloget. s 5priSOal ifal Saget
tGae 500 R%eolemmer. S 8irtebpgoer
er itiftet en- 8uobtenplarLoge: ~Saa'
MUIR. Carer q. 9osberg er 6or'
itanoer. 20 NteOlemmer err iromelot
! Gnonu bill ieg uRpne en-: aage gPr'
sal fra Sn0ersen. 8io Der bar man.
ae ilige i6prOige, fipffe Gutter ion
ban! San bar M oPret / ale Seie
marfsbpgoerue % talt ON afbcIosla
aen paa lin inberlige. trohicrtige Vtaa
Sc. Set UoTer nof eiter. boaO iaaban
ne poIe RemeIfer iaar, ON life Bel
taLenhebn netop er ian itor @ui
ii1ne Seune unse Rau0 % bnns poIt
arbei6el
Sea uar ms / geiss til isnop'
germ til SOaei % anie. De bar M
flpttet inS / lin runmelige ,eIegartI
Gpbugning. Seq fan bile Oeres Sol
/ amerifa. De bar to raite 8utter
Clan % Sobu % en- IiSen i'm Sente
8uSrun. Clan par life hienme, ban
BAR / geisa til line Born paa RiaonS
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teSe BON bort lin 6aoreregaaro 2aur
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btre trif. NnltrHe rrtigrtbs mtg uactbrebelig Tea
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g,re mi mit Gro betvtlss life al BEN, ipm 'fsnper
ma. & Q. Smith 6lIH;. Nid.
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fpr mia, ca ia infer al iea fuHee f~orfldye RFIsre
fer aeH RriCee ctlbTco. Iea m tan gldof mic Dse.
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Den fan bruses meo 6eites. lamp eIer
SaauStrait, Gen paritanss at babe IRE
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5aanoter;ug % G~nptniHsen al SunS.
terue. Seer Eel or siort e~ruHSis iterI
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