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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
NEW YORK TAXES SALE
OF CORPORATION SHARES
Governor Signs Bill That Will
Greatly Increases States
Revenues.

Albany. April 20.-Gov Higgins has
signed the stock transfer bill. 1t i'm
poses a tax of 81 per hundred shares
OF transfers Of corporate shares, or
? cents on each 800 par value there
of. Had 1t been in force yesterday it
would have cost the members Of the
New York Stock Exchange $24. .432
for the transfers recorded, and on the
transfers since Jan. the tax would
have amounted to 1892 ,906. Speak
ing OF the bill, the governor admitted
that some of its provisions did not
meet his approval. 1t was generally
expected that he would overcome these
objections under the pressure of the
urgent need of more revenue for the
state. and this expectation proved well
founded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
NEGRO HURLS GIRL
FROM HIGH VIADUCT
Falls Ninty Feet But Escapes Instant
Death - Suspect is
Arrested.

Cincinnati, c.. April 2O-An un-
known negro yesterday threw S-year-
old Loretta KrekIer from the Liberty
street viaduct a distance of 80 feet
to the ground below. The child was
terribly injured. She is not expected
to live
The negro made his escape. No
motive for the deed can be assigned.
The people of the neighborhOod where
the little girl resides are greatly
wrought up over the affair and the
police have been stirred to unusual
action in an effort to run down the
criminal
Charles Finch was arrested late in
the day charged with the crime. He
was stupefed with cocaine and said
he did not remember anything that
happened during the afternoon. He
was identified by the girl and her 6,
year-old brother.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
Third Attempt.
ENJOIN PORTO RICO STRIKERS
Judge McKenna Issues First Order of
Kind for the Island.

San Juan. Porto Rico. April 20.-The
first injunction against strikers ever
issued in Porto Rico has been obtained
by the Compagnie des Sucreries de
Porto Rico from United States Judge
McKenna. 1t temporarily restrains
bers of the American Federation of
Labor from preventing the operation
of the plantation by intimidation and
violence About $4,000 men are on
strike. Sixty persons were injured in
the recent Ponce riots. IGlesais has
appealed to President Gompers, of the
federation. for support. claiming that
the meetings of the strikers are being
broken up by the police
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
National Meeting of D. A.
R. BaIIOting on
President.
TWO LEFT IN RACE
Mrs. Lippitt Withdraws---Mrs.
C. H. Deere One of Vice
Presidents.

Washington, April 2O.-No definite
result was reached by the Daughters
of the American Revolution by the bal
lot taken yesterday for the election of
a president general to succeed Mrs.
Charles Warren Fairbanks. Mrs.
George w. Sternberg. of the District
of Columbia: Mrs. Donald Mclean. of
New York. and Mrs. Charles Warren
Lippitt, of Rhode Island, were candi-
dates. No one received a majority and
another ballot win be taken today. 1t
is understood Mrs. Lippitt received the
lowest number of votes.
Lacked IL Votes.
On the first ballot Mrs. Donald Nc
Lean received 342 votes for president
general. which was within u of cleo
ton. Mrs. Charles Warren Lappitt. of
Rhode Island. withdrew as candidate
for president general. Another ballot
was ordered.
Mrs. Deere Wins.
Mrs. Charles H. Deere, of Moline,
H.. was elected vice president, and
Mrs. Virginia Miller, of Washington,
corresponding secretary.
Officers Elected.
Washington, April 2O.-At the after
noon session of the d. a. r. the follow
| ing officers were elected unanimously:
Vice President General in Charge
| of Organization of Chapters - Mrs.
! Charlotte Emerson Main, District of
| Columbia.
Chaplain General-Mrs. T. S. Ham
| lin. District of Columbia.
Treasurer General - Mrs. NJ. E. S.
Davis. District of Columbia.
| Historian General-Mrs. Jonathan p.
/ Dolliver. Iowa.
Assistant Historian General - Mrs.
NJ. A. Lockwood, District of Columbia.
Librarian General-Miss Aline f.
SOlomons, District of Columbia.
| ContestIng Candidates.
Candidates for contested offices were
nominated as follows:
For Recording Secretary General -
Miss Mary Desha, District of Colum-
bia; Mrs. NJ. B. Prentice, District of
Columbia
For Corresponding Secretary Gener-
al-Miss Virginia Miller, Mrs. John
Russell Young, District of Columbia
For Registrar General-Mrs. George
G. Martin. District of Columbia Mrs
J. S. Jameson, of Virginia.
| The following nominations were
made for vice presidents general from
middlewestern states.
Mrs. o. T. Hodge. Ohio; Mrs Charles
H. Deere, Illinois; Mrs. Milton II. Ev-
erett Nebraska
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
WILLING TO LET
MOROCCO ISSUE
COME TO A HEAD

Berlin, April 20-Telegrams have
been received from the kaiser ordering
three prominent army officers to join
the German mission to Morocco. The
appointment of two high officers of the
czar and czarina's German regiments
is considered to amount to fresh af-
front to France.
All the military men are jubilant.
They consider the kaiser's selections
as tantamount to an expression of his
willingness to let things come TO an
issue with France even at the cost of
war
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
SALE OF ALTON WATERWORKS
Plant Under Decree of Foreclosure
Disposed of For $4,000.

Springfield, H.. April 2O.-Walter
McSlellan Allen, special master n
chancery. has sold at Alton the water
works of that city under a decree of
foreclosure issued by Judge Humph-
rey in the United States court for the
southern district of Illinois. in favor of
the Farmers Loan and Trust com
pany. trustee for the first mortgage
bOndholders. in its suit against the AL
ton Water company, the New England
Water and Light company. the Boston
Water and Light company and the In
ternatiOnal Trust company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
CRETANS VOTE TO
JOIN WITH GREECE
Prince George in Speech Bames Rev
olutionists and Promises
Reforms.

Canea Island. Crete. April 20.-The
Cretan chamber of deputies was open
ed today by Prince George, high COM
missioner of the powers. who in his
speech blamed the revolutionists and
declared his readiness to grant every
reasonable reform properly proposed.
On the withdrawal of the prince. the
chamber of deputies unanimously de-
clared in favor of the union of Crete
with Greece and the deputies proceed
ed to the palace to inform the prince.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
TROLLEY LINES TOGETHER
illinois and Wisconsin Roads to Sell
InterchanqeabIe Tickets.

interchangeable Tickets.
Rockford, Ill, April 2O.-Interchange-
able mileage books which will be ac-
cepted on virtually all the important
interurban trolley lines in northern Il
linois and southern Wisconsin will be
sold by the Interstate Electric Rail-
way association, formed at a meeting
here yesterday of representatives of a
large number of roads. The territory
over which the Interchangeable tick
cts will be valid includes almost all
that between Chicago, Milwaukee, Jo-
liet and Bloomington.
The meeting was held at the sugges-
tiOn of Chicago commercial travellers.
A permanent organization was effected.
with E. c. Faber, of Wheaton, head of
the Aurora, Elgin q Southern line. as
president. The mileage books will be
accepted on all lines in the assocfa-
ton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
IN BREAK
Sharp Reaction Indicates Aban-
donment of the May
Deal.

Chicago. April pa break of FIVE
cents a bushel occurred here today
in the price of May wheat. The sharp
reaction is said 10 be due to heavy
liquidation by number OF discouraged
holders. The action of the market
gave indications of the possible aban
donment by the Wall street coterie of
the May deal Distant deliveries vert
weak.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
LIBRARIANS AT ROCKFORD
Delegates 10 Annual Convention Are
Welcomed.

Rockford. Ill. April 20-One hun
dred delegates 10 the 10th annual meet
ing of the Illinois Library association
were rendered a reception last night
at Unity hall Addresses of welcome
were made by Willis NJ. kimball. pres
ident of the city council. and A. d
Early. president of the Rockford pub
lie library. President Carl b. Roden,
of the Chicago public library, made the
annual address.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
KILLS OWNERSHIP
Bill for Municipal Control Of
Lighting Plants Buried
BY House.
GREAT LOBBY DID BUSINESS
Local Option Reported Out and Mem
bers Almost Come to Blows
Over IL.

Springfield, ILL.,, April 20.-Municipal
ownership took tumble in the house
yesterday. and unless the unexpected
happens there will be no legislation
this session providing for the muni-
cipal ownership of gas and electric
lighting. power and heating plants in
the state at large. The Church gas
bills introduced in the house last week
and rushed TO third reading within
two days came in the house as special
orders on third reading But they
were referred to the committee on mu.
nicipal corporation.
VIII Hear Owners.
This committee met this afternoon
for the purpose of listening to argu.
ments by gas representatives who are
opposing the measures and who assert
that their adoption will mean the con.
fiscation of $500. .OOO. 600 investments in
Illinois, 100000. 900 of which is out
side of Cook county.
Nearly $50 representatives of coun.
try gas and electric lighting plants
made a descent upon Springfield and
len and demanded that they be given
hearing on the Church bills before
these measures were put on their pass.
age. The utility men also appeared
before the republican steering commit.
ttee and argued for more time.
Keep the Floor.
As soon as Speaker Shurtlef called
the house to order he recognized Rep
resentative Arnold of GaIesburg. who
yielded the floor upon the request of
Mr.. Shurtleff for permission to make
a statement to the house. The entire
gas debate was carried on under a
lease lease of time from Mr.. Arnold
who successfully yielded the floor. In
this manner the republican steering
committee retained control of the gas
situation.
Near Fist Fight.
The house committee on judiciary
reported out the committee local op.
tion bill 1t is the same measure in
troduced by Senator Parker in the
senate, and is the Anderson bill with
the county and precinct features and
the referendum eliminated. This is
to be rushed through to the senate.
After the committee adjourned. a
three-cOrner fist fight between Rep
resentativc Gray and J. r. Burke Peo
ria attorney for the league. and f. n
Curtis. financial secretary. was only
averted by the Interference of friends
House PASSES Appropriation.
At its morning session the house
passed number of appropriation bills
among them the following:
Trautman' appropriating 1925 ,44(
for the Illinois National guard and the
naval reserves; appropriating S22. .55C
| for uniforms for the national guaUJ
| $3.50 for improvements 10 the state
arsenal and AT Camp Lincoln: $500.
TO meet the deficiency in the expenses
of the state board of arbitration; SIS.
| 075 for the Illinois Farmers institute
| $500 annually for the Illinois Farmers
| association; and providing for the un
expended appropriation of Sl50.00'
appropriated two years ago for the
| erection OF monuments on the Vicks
/ burg battlefield. with an additional ap
preparation Of 100000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
PRESIDENT IS sTORM-BOUND
No News Received From Camp-Loeb
Has Rough Trip.

Glenwood Springs. Col. April 20
With President Roosevelt and Secre-
tary Loab in camp, 20 miles from the
nearest telegraph office. no news of
the hunt came out of the woods yes
terday. Storms of snow, hail and rain
surged about the mountains in the di-
rection of the east divide nearly all
day. and Loeb must have had a rough,
uncomfortable trip.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
Tribute to Late Senator Hosr.

Worcester Mass. April 2O.-The
home city of the late United States
Senator George Frisbie Hoar paid
tribute to his memory a. a great meet
ing in Mechanics hall yesterday. The
principal address az the memorial ex-
ercises was delivered by United States
Senator John W. Daniel of Virginia.
for many years a close friend of Scna-
tor HOar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
ANN ARBOR ROAD
CHANGES HANDS
Gould Interests Relinquish Control
to KeyboIte g. Co., Of
Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. Ohio. April 2O.-ControI
of the Ann Arbor Railroad company.
which has been in the hands Of the
Gould interests for three years has
been acquired by Rudolph KeybOlte &
Co, of this city. according TO state
ment issued by that firm today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
Garfield Leaves Oil Region.

Independence Kans.. April 20
James r. Garfield commissioner OF
corporations, after an investigation in
the southwestern oil field. has left
Bartletsville. J. r.. for Kansas City.
Several of his assistants remained to
continue the investigation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
HYDE GIVES REBUFF TO
AGENTS OF EQUITABLE
HOCH SAYS GERMANS
WILL SET HIM FREE

Chicago, April 20.-Johann Hoch. on
trial for the murder OF one of his
wives, expressed desire. today for
German jurors TO try him. The con
feSSed bigamiSt has already secured a
change of venue to a German judge.
With German jury Hoch processes to
believe he will succeed in getting his
liberty
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
EMPEROR WASHES
FEET OF OLD MEN

Vienna April 2O.-The yearly cere-
mony on Maundy Thursday of feeding
and washing the feet of y OF the old
est and poorest men in Vienna capable
Of being brought TO the palace was
performed by Emperor Francis Joseph
today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
READY
FOR RIOTS MAY |
MANY ARRESTS

st. Petersburg, April 20.-Gov. Gen
Trepoff is taking most energetic meas
ures to prevent trouble May day. hay,
ing discovered the workmens' leaders
advising all men to arm themselves tC
be prepared to resist the troops. About
40 of the agitators have been taken
into custody.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
TENNESSEE SCHOOL
BUILDING BURNED

Nashville. Tenn. April 2O.-A build
ing Of Vanderbilt university was today
gutted by fire resulting from defective
fues. The loss will be almost total.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
KIDNAPS HIS SON
Or. n. E. Lindsay, of Chicago,
Makes Sensational Attempt
at Monmouth,
CAPTURED BY FATHER-IN-LAW
Placed Under Arrest for Peace Dis
turbance-Third Effort to
Gain Child.

Monmouth, H., April 20.-Dr. H. E
Lindsay, of Chicago, yesterday went to
the home of his father-in-law, w. H
Frantz. of this city, and kidnapped his
S-year-old son Lawrence, and getting
into a buggy. drove out of town, as was
supposed. 10 Galesburg, where he
might take a train back TO Chicago.
Mrs. Lindsay learned at once that
her son had been stolen, and her faith
er, hitching his horse to his buggy
started Immediately after his sOn-in
law and the child, racing to overtake
them before they could reach Gales
burg. Mr.. Frantz also drove a single
horse and buggy, and was accompan-
led by James Mitchell, of Chicago.
Overtaken and Arrested.
Dr Lindsay was overtaken a few
miles east of Monmouth by Mr.. Frantz
and party. who held them until the
sheriff could arrive The child was
placed in the sheriff's care and Lindsay
and Mitchell were taken before the
police magistrate charged with dis
turbing the peace.
1t is not known when DIR. Lindsay
arrived in Monmouth, and the first
seen of him was when he left the house
with the child.
Third Attempt.
This is the third time that the child
has been kidnapped by DR. Lindsay, but
on both occasions Mrs. Lindsay
was given the child back. once by re
turning to live with her husband anC
the other time by the rule of the court
while divorce proceedings were il
progress nearly a year ago, at which
time Mrs. Lindsay failed to secure hel
divorce
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
PLAYING POLICY
Will Be Stopped Under Bill Now
Ready for Governor
to Sign.

Springfield H.. April 20.-Thc house
today passed the anti-policy bill pro
yiding heavy penalties for playing
policy of conducting policy games
The bill now goes to the governor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
PLATT'S CONDITION
BECOMES SERIOUS

Washington. April 2o--The condi
ton of Senator O. II. Platt was some
what improved today. He rested com
fortably during the last part OF the
night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
FRENCH KEEP NEUTRALITY;
JAPANESE MAKE PROTEST
STEAMER LAUNCHED
| TODAY IS A MONSTER

Belfast, April 20.-The new Ham
burg American steamer Amerika was
launched here today in the presence
of l 900 people She has a tonnage
of about 22,5OO with a capacity of 16,-
600 of cargo and 1900 passengers and
crew.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
Mornina Paper Goes Up.

81. Paul. April 20.--The Globe. the
nounced on May ! IL would cease pub
LEGATION after nearly 30 years exist
ence
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
Hone For Jefferson's Recovery.

West Palm Peach. Fla. April 20
Joseph jefferson is reported consider
ably improved today There is much
hope for his recovery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
JURY is SELECTED
Twelve Men to Try Nan Patter.
son Again on Charge
of Murder.
ALL ARE MARRIED BUT TWO
Defendant Will Be Put on Stand to
Tell Once More All The
Details.

New York. April 20.-The jury which
is to decide the fate of Nan Patter-
son. on trial for the third time upon
the charge Of numbering Caesar Young
was completed at 7:40 o'clock last
night, when Recorder Gof adjourned
court until next Monday morning.
Miss Patterson is again TO face a
jury composed entirely of married
men, only two of the accepted panel
of u oeing single. one a bachelor, the
other a widower.
Most of the jurymen are men OF
middle age and beyond. Many Of
them have large families. some grown
sons who are married.
VIII Take stand.
II was announced that the defend.
ant will take the stand again during
the present trial and tell her story of
how Young met his death in the han
som cab last June as he was driving IA
the steamship pier To join his wife on
trip TO Europe. II is also said that
Miss Patterson Is anxious that her sis
ter. Mrs J. Morgan Smith. should be
come a witness for the defense. al
though it has not been determined as
yet either by the prosecution or the
girls lawyers just what part the J
Morgan Smiths will play.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
Get INJUNCTION
Montgomery Ward & Co. Secure
Sweeping Writ to Re-
strain Strikers
FROM OBSTBUCTING FREIGHT
Other Employers Take Action Which
May Preciptate Spread
Of Trouble.

Chicago. April Montgomery
Ward & Co. whose teamsters and gar
ment makers are on strike, applied to
day in the superior court for an injunc-
ton against four locals of the Inter
national Brotherhood of Teamsters.
and the United Garment Workers un
ion. The injunction is TO refrain the
defendants from alleged interference
with the business of Ward & Co
The Injunction was granted. The
terms of the order are sweeping.
Chicago. April 20.-Union Jeamsters
who refuse to make deliveries 10
Montgomery Ward & Co. will be dis
charged by their employers. who have
determined on this aggressive action
to decide whether a contract with a
1nion is inviolable or a plaything in
he hands of agitatOrs-
May spread strike.
This announcement came last night
from an authority high in the councils
Of the employers. who further said the
frontal attack would begin today OF
tomorrow on teamsters who quibbi'
over the point whether they shall live
I'D to the agreements made IN good
faith. Such action viii involve hun
dreds of drivers, and may spread th'
strike throughout Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
Five Children at a Birth.

FIVe Children at 4 bIFNH'
Laurel. Del. April 20.-Mrs. Criah
Bailey has given birth TO FIVE children.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
ROjestVensky Said to Have
Moved Three Miles
Out.
ON THE HIGH SEA
Togo Reported Preparing to
Attack Russians at
Anchorage.

London. April 20, 5 "a. m.-The Daily
Telegraph's correspondent in Toxic
declares that a Japanese fleet Is ready
to sail for Kamranh bay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
THE WEATHE X

n Rain tonight and Friday; colder
Friday. Temperatures, at n. m. 53;
at 3;3O p. m. 5S.
}. VI. SHERIER, Observer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20

MI y local pa
per 6eIif6 SeC0rr1
circulation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-20
Not Confirmed mt Paris.

Paris. April 20.-No confirmation il
yet obtained of the report Japan ha
formally protested against the stay o
the Russian squadron in waters ot
Indo-China as being a breach of neu
trality.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03
Snruina. alubGcns itnbcrbufonina.

2utber College Slirniirg Club, iont
beitaar al 10 @leper ira forifielliae
&lnSier / Sfoleu, gnp WanSogs af.
ten itn aarlige MISUNDERSTANDING
for Ell flor 6orimuiing / GoItegetS
altSitorium. ltnoerbclbuingcn beitpo,
iom Soreniugers Gopn outpocr, | at.
letiife GpeIier, o. oisie blen alleiam.
men Iaa bel ltSfsrte, at Siliflerne lao
oa flappeoe | ct npf. Ger par fors
ifieIitge Sldg$ 8promioebpgring Der
FOG fla meget goOt no; Soingnin8en
al "SSrSiou Clubs" tiltolte 6oriam.
lingen i nGn @rao, at BET maatte gie'
res en igieR. SpilWning al "Snot-
an Clubs" me6 Strp ortGuot / Gns
6er1te poa Glitbbcrne fog Jig goot
ro. Get ianme fan iiges ON unbre
SpuiSuinacr. slilien Solfesptf or
5orcniuaens 2e6er. Naar man be-
tdlafer, at iod ntottge rtpe 8ittcr mao
inoppeS til bpcrt aar, CT oct merfe.
Iiat at Sc fam bringe oct Iaa ptot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03
Winiiierfriic Noree.

Com meooelt paa ct m6et SteS
glaoet bar 10 WeSlemmer al Sage.
riips Winiiterium Rifelien oa
Sdsling traoot AT. st mt Selc-
gram fra ariiiiauia at lite Marts
meooeler imiofertio, at belle Wini.
~Iteriet MI bar traoot at.
ariien airgipeS at bare fremfaIoi
peo en- Sfripelie, iom aronprins Oh.
itap bar ien6t ben 5perialfomite, iom
Sfortinget bar nebiat | ~sfnIeonins
observation-disclosures Strm.
bling. aronprinien flyer | benne
S~fripelie, at ban / oisie fritiife ga.
se timber Oct nsopenbigi at lpsse
aomiteenS Mebicnmer paa Sierte at
banole fun meo Rorges 8elferb for
Die. Men oeune beror efter bans
Opfdtuing, paa ~ltrionen meo Sue.
rige. 9erfor bill ban pan oct ino.
itrnoigite aboare aomiteen mob at
to9e noget Sfriot iom fan leoe til Ell
Sfilsmisie melem De to 2an6e.
let aniees iom ionoipnIigt at
Statsraao Midclien bill bli nnmooet
ON at oanne M Regierina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03
TmsfalS.

On MrS. @. 4. anorr. GpiS 8sb
blcp fortelig ontaIt / forrige garmer,
fan MI i~Glgenoe meOoeleS: SnlbeS
9}igcnapn nor Marion 2miiie gnbers
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1867 / @aufou og bieo gift meo Us.
&. &llorr ocu 29oe Sftober 1894.
0e boeoe fsrit Ell Sio ! 8oitpille, flpt'
tCSe iun til 2anIer o. fom | 1897 til
Iccorob, bbor Mr. 8Rorr iiben bar
freoct SuoeImugeruerfiteb. 0trS.
Gtrorr bor / Here gtar ltot al boarlig
SclbreO, men blm bapoe ct freioi9t
SinO "a bar i'm 2ioelic uoclt ainge.
Sun par ien~acligBenSe iiben 20oe De.
cem6er iioitleoen. gf06oe bar Mco.
lem al ct Ior fuiuOcitae 2o9er %
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2iact bIep lat itp6 / ,0pUltinaen pda
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