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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
Senator's Divided as to Admissi.
biIlty Of Judges Statement.
LEGAL QUESTIONS INVOLVED
is the Impeachment Proceeding u
Criminal Trial or Otherwise ?-is the
Senate Sitting as Court or Not?-
Those Points at .ssus.
Proceeding d
(BN Associated Press. y

WASHINGTON Feb. li.-Asidc
from Two hours spent in routine bust
ness. The Senate turned lis attention
70 the Swaync Impeachment trial.
TWO hours and i hali OF the time
given to that case was spent behind
closed doors considering tho admissi-
bilitS ri statement made by Judge
S"ayno before committee Of the
House. Tho point was argued at
length by number ii the lawyers Of
the Senate. Ii involved construction
OF the statute OF 1862. which provides
mat a statement maize by q witness
called before 4 congressional commit
tee cannot be used against him in a
crinllna! proceeding in a court.
Not Criminal Proceedings.
Senators favoring the instability
o. the statement as a rule. contended
that the impeachment proceedings are
no, criminal in character and that the
Senate. sitting for the trial Of Judge
Swayne. is not a court in the sense in
which that word is used in the statute.
Mr.. Bailey presented this view at
length.
Mr.. Spooner. Who agreed with him
as to the admissibiliiy OF the state
ment, took issue With him on the points
mentioned. bnl based his plea on the
fact that Judge Swayne had appeared
voluntarily before the house commit
toe. arguing that in doing SO he re-
moved himself from The election or
the law
Protects All Witnesses.
On the o,hcr hand Messrs Foraker
and McCumhcr cOntcnded that the
statute is so broad in scope as to ap-
ply to all witnesses. They said it's
purpose was to protect witnesses
against the sense Of fear in giving testi-
mony before congressional commit
tees.
MIR. Bacon. who had previously
voted against the admissibility Of the
Swayne statement, today spoke i'm
support OF its acceptance, saying tina,
an examination Of the statutes had con
WINGED him or his error on th;, previous
occasion.
One More Witness,
Mr. Clark. OF Arkansas, was speak
ing when the Senate took recess I'M
I'll IL O'Clock tomorrow with the in
tention Of proceeding With the case mi
meuiately on converting. Only two
Witnesses. Don Mcclellan and c. NJ.
Costen, both of Pensacola, were ex-
amincd today and when they were ey-
ruscd. the House managers announc-
ed that they wonld close their case
With The testimony OF one more Wit
ness, who has no, arrived in the city
Meanwhile the case OF The respondent
viii pc presented as soon as the legal
point in controversy is settled
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
orr FOR CHARLESTON.
Yeggmen to Answer Charge or Rob.
hing Latta IS. CO. Postoffice.

fRy Associated press)
BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. 1J.-Tnree
OF the yegsmen arrested here ]asi fall,
in charge OF postofticc inspectors. lcfi
here tonight for Charleston. S. =.
They are charged with ,obhng The
rcftoif'cc at '~atta. $. G. Tic r'er-
arc Edward Morgan, Robert l.. Stain
back, talias VIII Juhnsonj. and Ja-1e;
King (alias Brcnnan).
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17

Handsome dinner sets. AZ pieces,
offered for only, $5.S7. at IIASH'S.
l-7-tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
Mr.. Huduins ParaIyzed.

Mr.. =. F. IIndgins is quite sick at
his home as result OF :: stroke OF
paralysis affecting the left side His
face is also paralyzed SO as to pre-
cude closing his left eye
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
Schooner Experienced Heavy Gales.
(RY Associated Press

CHARLESTON. s. c.. Feb. 1G.-rhe
schooner Henry j. Smith, Captain;
ADAMS. Port Tampa, for Norfolk with
q cargo OF phosphate rock. reports that
sne experienced heavy gales. She e,
leaking abreast the miZzen rigging
aLnut Nv; feet below the wafer line.
tne Of the crew had his arm broken
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
The Coming and Going Of the People
You Know

The Misses Minnie and Stella Nc
Guinnity. OF Stanton, are the guests
Of Mrs. Lindsay Gillian. in Academy
street.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

and beheld Franklin Van Twiller coming from the
rear apartment His face deathly white; in
his eyes shone a strange light.
Prank" said the Major in utter amazernent
''What are you doing heres Where did you come
from? Where have you beenf What do you
mean?"
I've been in there" answered Frank, notion
ing toward the farther room and looking at his
father in the manner of animal that fears its
master g came here to borrow some money
from friend. and | got IL; but / can't use il
now and he slowly tore up Wooster's check and
permitted the pieces fall the floor ''I STAYED
long enough to hear YOU going for Nelson and
it's UP to me to tell you to quit. You're wrong
that's all
Wooster sank into chair from sudden exhaustion
of the nerves. He listened to Frank as one apart
from the
Borrowing money!" echoed the Major with The
rising choler which the financial affairs of his son
had nearly always excited Gambling money.
l supposed"
Legal tender" said Frank duly
"Sol" calculated his father. 'Sol You two
together. | seel Your friend here"
''Wait a minute interrupted Frank Don't
drag Nelson into any more of my nasty scrapes
He's had good deal more than his share already
What do you mean2'' demanded the father
81 mean that he told me an hour ago all out
opening your safe. answered the son.
''Hm Tatted it all to you did he' Knce he
could win your approval without the slightest
troubled Doubtless YOU two"
He didn't mention any names-I want Won TO-
understand that >" said Frank.
But you heard talking, and were a, to-
patch the two together" answered his f .r
And having borrowed his money. you
oh confound it, Go on, go on" cried Fran in
desperation. Il know what one has toll -e,
know how much he has spared you and IN.
know he opened the safe to put something ir not
to take anything out! He put back mother <-
lace-for AiIeen, who begged him to do it. md
that was what you caught him dOngi'
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

would be almost certain. to hear the voice OF his
father should the Major really arrive
But the second that he waited for Aileen to make
good her retreat made Franks escape impossible.
The door was barely closed and Nelson only
halfway to the where Frank waiting,
when the bell rang once again in its terribly startling
way
Wooster knew whose card it the boy was
presenting on his tray. Major Van Twiller had lost
time in coming up He stepped from the ee-
vator before his card could be read.
One glance at his face sufficient to prove to
Nelson that Aleen had sounded vain alarm.
The stern man purple with anger.
For a moment they faced each other there at the
threshold. Then the Major advanced, a soldier
might upon the stronghold of the foe he meant to
crush Il have come to you, sir, he said
Wooster replied: Come in"
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
Daddy and de Boy
By Martha Young

Who know whar de fishes swim quick and sleek
AWAY bv de fur plantation creek.
Who fish fer trout de brim airy one?
Daddy and de liz man sonl
Who know how to halter dat skittish colt
Hold him by de name when he try to BOLT
When de vile colt buck dies call dat fun
Daddy and de iii man son
Who know how to set wild steady stride
Q-eap FUN de cradle KNOWN how to ride)a
Who feared of a horse-nOt nairy One2
Daddy and de liz man son
Who know how to handle de reins like man,
Us speedin' de track wild de trottin' span
Who dat hOller when de good wona
Daddy and de liz man sonl
Who know how to wraste de quarter roun'.
Git de liz niggers all down de groun'
Who mos kin lif' up half toni
Daddy and de liz man sonl
Who give de gang odds on de Jump or de run,
And scarce be blowed when de race be done?
Been beat nor lef nor pass by none?
Daddy and de liz man sonl
Who know how to hunt dem squirt in de wood
And he aim straight. and he shoot good,
Bring 'em right down wild his own lii gum
Daddy and de liz man sonl
Who gwine ter dat Congress when he's man.
Be Colonel den Gen al des' fas' he cam
Keep a-leadin' de van like his folks begun.
Daddy's ole massa's man soni
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

Frank please don't started Wooster
shut upi' commanded the Major. / wan. 20
know it all! Aileen -Aileen had her motha~s
diamonds out of the safe-she had taken i.r
mothers necklaceI"
NO she hadn't" said Frank, unwilling to per-
nit the stigma to rest upon his sister Il said She
asked Nelson to put it back, that's all"
Major Van TwiIer sat down. His lips as we as
his face, had become horribly pale ''Aieen," he
said suddenly understanding WOOster's logged re-
fusal to explain away his apparent guilt "Aieenl
But YOU haven't told 1t all-nOt yeti Out with IT
sir want it alll'
I've told enough so that you can let up on
Nelson" said his - But III tell you mOrel
he added in a passion of confession. ''Aeen
wouldn't tell, because | was the who took the
necklace outl That's what it all neans-and now
yOuv got it as straight as YOU could wish | was
desperate-bea -beaten-ruined financially. l had lost
fifteen thousand dollars in cotton if YOU wish TO
know. l shrank from the thought of coming
YOU! | stopped to baSeness-I'd have done almost
anythingi | took the diamonds Aileen saw me
and got to give her the stones She brought
me back to reasOn-by pretending she understood
how man could do a thing so mean. | never
knew it had come to this | meant to shoot myself
but she-and Winnie Fitzmorris-kept me from
at-and you've got it ALL
His father could only stare at him blankly. He
was stricken with grief and shame together.
Still in his passion Frank continued: I'm
married to Winnie FitzmOrris, in the bargain
secretly Dy Heaven, honestly! nave nad
go friends for money! and to anyone but vO,
for helpful wordl / have been fool and nearly
worse but not absolutely a cad! | don't attempt
to my taking the necklace-for when
he's crazy needs no excuse; but want YOU TO know
that | am what your system has made me-and l.
and not Aieen, am what YOU deserve, in heir!'
He was almost hysterical when ne finished.
The Major still remained silent. He tOyed with
his watch-fob. The lines of his face underwent the
change that comes with almost insuppOrtable emo
tiOn. The mOmentarv thought that Aieen might
have done something questionable had shattered
his nerve completely Moreover Frank had left
continued on t4ve
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
SUNDAY MAGAZINE for JULY 9. 1905

| won't endure this horrible suspicion and treatment
any ongerl Once for ALL l did not do the thing
YOU thnk-and for Heavens sake, Major Van
Twiller, don't drive any turtherl
The Major pulled at his collar His face was
apopectic. Don't make call you a har
he said. "The papers gone There has been
no one but you who opened that safe. You admit
it, You refuse to tell what you wanted there,
and at last l know what it But, Wooster,
/ won't arrest you'll do nothing but break OIL
the engagement and close my house against YOU
if you'll give those papers back and swear you VIII
never reveal their contents.
This sudden change of front amazing The
Major almost begging for the documents ne
had missed. That the papers must signify more
than any mere money valuation to the man before
him Wooster instantly aware. a guSh OF
sympathy arose in his heart, he hardly knew why
Had it been question of his life, he could not now
have delivered such a blow to the Major as the
truth would be- in this moment. Family disgrace
was the one thing the old soldier could not have
supported.
Major Van Twiller," he said "what | say.
make you believe l guiltess of all you are
charging against me? | would swear before God
| innocent of it all. | would sacrifice every
worldly thing | possess to stand innocent in your
estimation or even to restore the papers you have
lost. But haven't the papers. | have no knowl-
edge of any papers what they might contain.
| beg YOU to believe me- for / telling you the
TRUTH"
The older moved. despite himself. But
once twice before he had felt this stirring of emo
tion-and what had Nelson done to deserve it? He
had denied him any explanation of what his con-
duct meant; he had secretly cOurted his daughter
and secured her promise of marriage; he had broken
his word. No! Soft phrases should soften his
heart mOrei
Il don't believe you'll don't!" he said ''Iou
have made fool of me time after time You have
never confessed to anything. except the little l
myself discovered YOU committngl You have de
ceived me, kept constantly in the dark-left
me to form my own conclusions to why YOU
forced nv safei Now, sir by GeOrgel III fetch
up the I've got below and send you straight to
jail if you"
Hold on father" a voice broke in Just a
moment, if YOU pleasel
Wooster and the Major turned about abruptly,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13
9nTst oe @fshksnst
sRstisers, a ca prafttu sasmsses.
Chit pflt Saffe.

&aife CT 10 fdo let at Iaoc, Set fan
ale og erbuer eiere, mener mango,
Wen oct er life SiIfGIbet, - set bill
'ige goo 9dife, ba. Ser er iad mango,
Iom foeer RofIeer aItfor Ipnge, boor'
oeO ben bIir ifa0elig FOR Rerperne %
6%orbetelien % beslToen taber lin fine
Smag. Saa er ser andre, iom ipneS,
Of De olorig bebsper at made bper'
Fen Sano eIler &affe, set fmt man
tooe paa Sllmp, mener De, og Sol
gen bIir, at Rafieen iommetiSer CT
riatig iterf % gob og til andre Etber
nGItelt uben Srnag. Ser er manage,
ION flyer, at man ifaI trGtfe
&nffeerL Oct er Sen rneite forreftt
MnGbe. 0d bebol0er beu boooe tn
fine qroma, og Cen IfaI beSuSen bore
Icttere at forbsie. 90 Srpfs3affe er
goo, BET or innbt moi, men Der enar
mere Safe til paa BEN Wnnoe, %
6eSll6eu MAJ man bare bertil in6ret'
tet GoifefanSe, iom er ganife foitbar;
&uiieen maa moleS ioo i'm iom Eltl'
Der, bpiIfet er ct lent arbei6e, % beS.
rloen toger Set Longer at tiIbcsebc
Sen. Otter min Wering fan man iau
iaa 600 &aife, iom nogen fon snife
itn, pe0 at foge ben, mar man blot
gigr oct ri9tigt. 6or oct fsrite ma
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13
1C9
Z Sfarnten, @tfef, 9apen 3
-C@S

eaer giort noset Snerilag fan oettt
innes at bore en- ringe % ~lbetpoelil
ling. Sab os bog ie liot nprmert
paa Sogenl Set mi, at en- Slot PAD
so Ssner logger Blot 100 sGs bper.
iaa bar man 500 0riin sgg for aa'
ret, bpilfet, ON De irlses til ben mn.
n0renoe Rris al Is @ents, pil fomms
til SIS. Spis Der Of iamme Slot mel
famine Smfoitning fan faces gien'
neminitIig 200 sGg pr. Sene, iaa Ell
oct 1913 9uiin for goret, iom til
iamme Fris piloe bringe $t09.
5rcmSeles bill 240 sgg pr. Ssns
brinse 1000 8uiin ON aaret, %
bercS 8Grbi efter iamme Maalitoi
piloe bringe $3.50.
geo at betroste Soeen paa Senut
Weuobe fan oct let ~foritaaes, at oet
ptl lenne iig gcot at paatage ftg Den
llmne, Jon er forbnnbat meb at nioe,
bnorIeoeS bet forboloer iig meo Be
Ssns, man o~p6rGtter, enten De er al
en- ioooon apalitet, -ut De flaar at fla
tilItrpffeligt, Iad Der er en- rimelig
5ortieneite peo at gipe Dem GnS on
Spbplb, eIler ON De fonife bliper Ifpl.
oige poa Soften, bpiIfet unbertiben
er SiIfpIoet.
Gen famine Bulletin, bnori bette
Experiment er Blepen offentliggiort,
beretter opiaa, at biSie SONS er bleouc
f%roftigere % aplingerne mere lepes
opgtige, eiter boert iom Der Iogbes
on paa at b9lge Ruee9g al oilerbeoIte
aDaIitet. 6~orfattPren oneiper BOG en-
ipregen 8rrmb for benre 6orbe6ring,
nemli9, at meoens Ser | bin omtaIte
Ssnieflof bar 0renet Snoapl | len.
aere Sio, ina uteaeu Sbogbeb Serneo
bar opitnaet, inn ilogeS Der mi ON (!
Ell un6en Retning neo at inoierc
fremmeo BLOB. alt npr SI0qtifa6
bIep uHogaaet poa BET ombpeselieitc,
o9 &rfntnger oeraf baboe fine nm,
Iige oobe 6sIeer.
80 oct fan ii9eS mco fnlS Sonb.
beo, at Sn6auI ben ioeliae 8ars
ring af 8ierfr9 af famine Samilie
eler SlGgt - er en- biatig Gtoriag
til, at Der CT iaa mango uiIe og oaroi.
lsie Spns paa De Sormc, bpor oenne
Sag life oireS ben forneone Sp.
mPrfiombeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13

aaffefauoen boIbes aTSeIes rem, ibi
Ger iuttcr iie eIIers ct icotagtigt Stof
paa Sioerne, iom iiges at bare sii-
tigt, og JON iaIfaIo air. aafieen
nimagelig. TernGft mna man bone
irifft @anb, Tom life bar foat Irnae.
Get bsr helit foge OBJ og ina igttes
filiibe ct Eieblif, Tor oct babies oper
anffeen, iaa at aalfen 0pis bet er
nofioa bnarbt ganS) fan ipnfe til.
burSs, fsr @anSet bGloes Of. Gg iaa
mnn man maaIe babe Bnno % Qaffe.
nit Rnol er fire toppeoe Spiieffeer
til en- Chart 9ono, - enIfer man
aen life iaa fterf fan man natinIig.
Ms tage minore, men benne pIeier at
falbe | De fleites gmae. Seq bar
fsrit Iiot 9gg paa aaffeen og iaa IiSt
foISt 8ano. rerer Sette iammen, bar
oct op | 8affefmSen % bnloer oct
fogenbe @ano pper. 4affeen foyer
bare ion trnee, fiji adffegruobet be.
gpnSer at ipnfe. Saa iPtter jeg aun.
ben nogle Minuter, belit "a Wi-
uuter paa ct pormt Steo, bnor Sen
life foyer, irlen boI6eS paa 4ogepunf'
tel, og nnnr ben bn fnnr "trmffet Jig"
bisie Wlinuter, CT Sen frrbig. Sar
man life Qanoe meS 2oag oper Sn.
Sen, fan man rifle iammen liot rent
boibt Esi % Itiffe ncoi 5uben, iaa IN
tet al 9affeens Strait % g(ronla for.
hamper no at ben aabue Suo. Seq
fagSe TOR, at ieg brugte sGg | aaf-
feen. Wanae ipnes bel. oct err en-
msbpenois Gurus, iier / Be fore
Bier, bpor gGe er iua foft6are, men
jeg bruger ian IiSet al Del, at oct life
blir iao foItbort a%aigeoel. Seq bis
per 9Gaget gobt ferit og tager iaa
bare omtrent eH balm Fbeife til en-
Suort &affe; &eiten az ggsget bar
Ieg op | ct SSeaps@las nteo 9aag oper
ca iGtter bette pan ct folot Steo -
! Ssfasien ON Sommeren og BET
fan ba boIbe iie friift, til bet er op.
brltgt. Get er fife bare set, at ggg.
get efter min Rening siper 8affeeu
en- bebre Smag, forll0en at Oct Harer
Ben, men jeg bor ogiua bort itge, at
s@gget nsitraliierer noeet al &af.
Teens @ift. Saa er oct tiIilut Spors-
maaIet, ON man ffal "foge paa Crib
oet". Seq Times life ON Set, oa Sal
feen iaa let blir litter oeroeb, men
ser er 10 maitee, iou Ibnes. DC ma
aisre set al efonomiife Sei1ipn. Mfnn
ma GA bare fpge 8rrtbbet en- liben
Climb for Jig . life meb ben friife
adffe - % iod itrnr b9lbe Sett fogte
@Gife Of og BELT bare bInnse bet
meb ben sorige Safe, efterat benne
err fogt % frrSig, dItiaa life labe
Sen fcge Iunneft meo oer rpe 9affe.
Wien IaSer man @rrtobet itoa % lure
% lure bogpaa Stooen, idn err &oi'
feer, iom er fo9t poa SET, abiolut ltIfo-
SeItg. p%ddItoar 26gerHe, ba 8affe 10
inSeboloer en- Gel Gift, % neb benre
Iunge 9ogrius itotrGffes @iften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13

On @fa Fan eere en- gbeFit ener aiess Ma TeIp tn
en- Har. men ban bar hagen afst III al misbru1e Hris
piIisiet, ioui en- sarmer atsr, Der I pisie bateierriee
Iioer fprisger at farMe men en- Neat. Ia bette er IN
leipiagt sa9. er Epyrasmaalet fnH, budten Gegt er
~turli3pis en- JONES. 0uprforp iprei bet er Qense
! pore Spmmfr % inrpi ri prriniia irOr, at bet or Den
beeite geet % peb, al re irlaes for ldDtre 8ris eno
dcqen aueen Seat, ION tputuier ncgrnIHNne Nor ben
I 8Grei "a aIem life, at J0NE~, ban betafsr 5rag.
ten, o. beripni on mihes, tr0ttes cher ittales. er
bet hans 2ab, lite bit, % en- dHesH e~etinaeISe er:
1hireosntiglie eter iatef SaIe. Trnf pad bet, en-
atceles ferite aIdsies &oanpeat. sx14 Spe, Gtaal
Seper, ioiio 9lesnan bebha Beam. SeIrrhor. fnlpt
a%aranieret % en- Out til al tage rare paa ben, ON bet
eaftes, for fnu s3s.0l.
ss7 al oisje gselte iolat ps life en- ienpt tilbase.
aus SterrtIier iigsiaa tilis.
JONES OF BINGHAMToN,
Box 3a3-D, Binghamton, N. Y.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13

A very smart and attractive de.
sign for a shirtwaist is here shown,
developed in pale green cotton wolfe,
with vest of white pique. The fronts
are cut low, and lap in double breasted
style, fastening with two large pearl
buttons. The sleeves are laid in
tucks above a deep cuff, and the neck
is finished by a neckband and high
standing collar. All of the fashion
able waistings are suitable to the mode
such as linen, madras, t~affeta, pongcc
and mohair. The medium size will
require two and seven eigths yards of
SO inch material.
Ladies Shirt Waist No. 54oo: Sizes
for 81, "a, 50, SO, 40 and AZ inches
bust measure.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13
Oa bans 2%tnteenins fom.

Gen fsritc 2or6 Cairns Err til
sem niiopren6c "geer" al iammt
gtnpn, bap0e iom So9ierer maaift
zen ItsrIte 8tatiis, iom nogen So9Fe'
rer / 9ouoon bar baot. San f~ortaItC
ielu beo en- bis a~nIeoning, bporSar1
ban lit i'm Start, ifrioer en- Sn0ien'
ser / 30. ". g."
2oro Cairns tom fra norblige ST.,
Ian6 oper til 2utbon for at be9pnbt
Sugfsrerforretning Der, og itrafS ban
begwote, giorSe ban iig ieIp ben &e.
eel nlbrtg at forlabe tit &ontor fsr
&l. A gftermiooag. San baobe en-
lang Sib bolOt Jig til fin Hegel, men
rbeu ipnSertigt SeIb. Ser fom iffC
meget Arbei6e paa bans Sci, men bar
table Oo9 life Nooet euer gap op 10,
set.
@n 2srbng Gftermibbog M. 2 fou
en- anoen ing Sagfsrer og Sen inf
poa &outoret til bant % ba0 bam bti
meo til ct ~Sapeparti". 8enner
bapNe enb0o 9iIetter for Dem begge
2oro Cairns fortaIte ON i'm 8egel oc
Ia, han life piIpe brpbe Den. Siliibi
off &enuen uttlfreos bort.
Omtrent en- Sime icnere bmnfe.
itogen pao 06ren ill Cairns aontpr
Get bar en0oa apntordleien for ct a
gpens betpoeIigite Sorretningsbuie
"Gr @r. Cairns bers" ipurgte Beam
BEN.
Seq er Gtr. Cairns"
"@oot, icq bar beisgt en- bel Rrfft
Suaf6rerfOntorer uoeu at tr9tie er
eHeite Sa8fGrcr. Dit Sirma srifel
cit SSniunftion frernlagt for 8icehan
celIoreu oct isrite, iom blir gior.
RanSag Moraen. 9an 9e greie ser
Sing for o&?"
"So," ioarte Cairns, iSet ban toI
De fremIn9tc Bapirer.
Cairns uNfsrte tilfrebsItiIenhe
bpao ban boOoe paotat it8, 90 ban
blep oct mUgtiae SirmaS Saefore,
fra Den Gag Of. San paaitob aItii
ieIo, at bette pdr hans fsrfte Sfrie.
paa Seieu irem til Sufces.
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