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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-12-26
NEGRO MURDERER. HANGED
Admits His Crime on the ScaffoId anI
Says His Punishment is just.

New York, December 22.-EdwiE J.
Tapley, a negro murderer, was hang
ed at the county Jail in Jersey City
today. 1t was said that Tapley had
arranged with a clergyman to signal
with his hands after the drop'fell TO
show that he was alive. and realized
what was transpiring. Tapley's hands
did tWitch convulsively, but Rev. Emil
Meury with whom it was said he had
arranged to make the signals, anC
who witnessed the hanging, refused to
say whether the movements Of the
hands were like the pre-arranged sig
mails. After the rope had been placed
about Tapley's neck and he was asked
whether he had anything to say he
replied:
Gentlemen, l am guilty of this
crime, exceedingly guilty. | I'M sorry
for it, and am justly punished"
When the hangman stepped forward
to tighten the rope Tapley collapsed
and fell to his knees. The doctors
examined the body seven minutes
after it had shot through the trap,
and found evidence of life. The man
was pronounced dead just thirteen
minutes after the trap was sprung.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-12-26
SEAROARD AIR LINE STOCK
sold to Middendorf. Williams & Co
and John L. Williams & Sons.

Baltimore, December 22.-The Rub
STRAIT committee, which was formed
soon after the Ryan-Blair plan for the
reorganization of the Seaboard Air
Line railway was promulgated, to pro-
tect the interests of the minority, CIR
non-assenting stockholders, and with
which about 6S. 900 shares of preferred
and common stock was pooled, an
nounced today that it had sold Tue
stock to Miidendorf. Williams and
Company, of Baltimore, and John l..
Williams and Sons, of Richmond.
The prices paid were $50 a share
for the preferred. and $35 a share Tor
the common stock. The amount in
volved in the transactions was S2,6Ue.-
600. Payment will be made on or be-
fore February l, 1906. when the stock
Will be delivered to the purchasers by
the International Trust Company. Ne
gotiations for the acquisition of the
stock have been pending for several
weeks.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-12-26
GOVERNMENT HAs UPPER HAND
Progress Of the Industrial Strike in
Russian Cities
HOPES cENTERED ON MOSCOW
(Etrikc Leaders Trying to Precipitate
Matters There, With the Urea Of Es-
men5-Strikers Enraged at Their
Failure to Suspend Traffic.

st Petersburg. December 22.-1:20
D. m. There was some extension OF
the strike today in ST. Petersburg. but
the government plainly holds the up
per hand here. The success of the
strike, generally speaking, depends on
it's development at Moscow and other
places in the interior. Evidently the
leaders hape to p~recipitate matters at
Moscow, with the view Of setting up a
provisional government there. if they
can effect a split in the army, also to
secure possession of other towns as
they did in the case of Kharkoff. but
their plans ave not matured. They
seem to be striking wildly and bIindly.
h government, it is now apparent,
took the reyOlutionists off their guard,
and forced the issue, preferring a test
of strength before the Workmens Or
ga~nization was complete, confident
that q defeat will greatly impair the
prestige of the revolutionary leaders
among their followers and afford the
government time to marshal the forces
Of conservatism which are disguised
with the prevailing chaos. and give
the government time to hold the cleo
tons.
The railroadmens strike committee
made heroic efforts to stop trains from
being run out of st. Petersburg today
and succeeded in inducing practically
all the station and rOundhOuse men.
and many of the trainmen, who re-
manned on duty yesterday. to join in
the strike. Nevertheless the govern
ment has been diSpatching trains I'M
der military guards Ove all the lines
although regular schedules have not
been maintained. Soldiers with flags
on their bayOnets have been doing duty
as sWitchmen.
The strikers are intensely enrage0
at their failure to suspend traffic. They
stopped a train from Berlin last night
outside Of ST. Petersburg, using a red
lantern, and ordered the engineer out
! gut the soldier guard drove off the
Istrikers and the train proceeded
The engineer of a KurSk train was
shot dead in the cab of his engine while
taking his train into st. Petersburg.
NJ. Nimrachieff. minister of cornmu-
nicatiOns. has issued al order that all
employees failing to report for duty
today Will be dismissed.
AgitatOrS Will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law Throughout
the city notices signed by the project
of police have been posted announcing
that in accordance with the strike law.
a~gitators who incite the people to
strike by using threats will be arrested
and are subject to a fine of $50 and
imprisonment for three months.
The landlords throughout the cOun-
were empowered by an imperial
ards for the protection of their prop
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-12-26
WILL BE LEFT TO STUDENTS
Question Of Athletics at Columbia Uni
versity. in New York.

New York. December 22.-President
Butler announced to Columbia stu
dents today that intercollegiate athle-
tics would not be abolished at Column
bia University without first consulting
the wishes Of the student body Presi-
dent Butler said it was still the inten-
ton to keep Columbia in intercollegi-
ate athletics. but to very radically re-
form the athletic system. especially
with \ view to proven, ing in the flu
ture the development of abnormal
teams. or the existence of an athletic
management involving the control of
great sums of honey Columbia would
attempt To have every student partici-
pate in athletics instead of limiting the
games to a few athletes.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-12-26
DEED OF AN INSANE MAN
Sheriff Smith Shot and Killed by Frani
Willard.

Uklah, Cal, December 22.--Frank
Willard, an insane man. shot and kill
ed Sheriff Henry Smith. of this county,
in Judge Whites chambers today. He
then fired at Judge White but missed
Willard then rushed down the stairs
out of the court house shooting at
every person who attempted to stop
him. Assessor Thomas heard the
noise and rushed to his door. Willard
thrust his revolver into the officials
face but did not shoot. Willard ran
through town and headed for the
Vichy Springs canyon. An armed
posse started in pursuit Immediately
and same upon him just as he was en-
tering the canyon.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-12-26
SHOOTING AFFAIR ON TRAIN
The Marshall Brothers Make Desper-
ate Attempt to Escape From Gus
tody-Two Men Killed and a Third
Probably Fatally Iniured-Eyery
: Window I'm Passenger Coach Broken
by Bullets.

Mount Carmel, Ills, December 22.-
Two men were killed, a third was
probably fatally injured and every win
dow was shot out of a passenger coach
OF the Southern Railway today when
two men in custody for larceny tried
to escape by killing a constable. Incl
dentaily, twenty-five passengers in the
car were kept busy lodging bullets for
several minutes, the train meantime
running at high speed.
when the smoke had cleared away
constable James Kingston and Isaac
Marshall, M of the prisoners, were
dead and Edward Marshall, the other
prisoner, was probably fatally wound
ed. A bullet passed through the cap
of a brakeman but no n else was
hurt.
The Marshall brothers were arrested
yesterday on a charge Of stealing
chickens. They were held for trial.
Constable Kingston started for Fair
field with the prisoners. The men in
the smoking car were thrown into ex-
element when one Of the Marshall
brothers drew a revolver and shot
Constable Kingston dead. Several men
in the car drew revolvers and attack
ed the prisoners. Many shots were
fired by the armed passengers and by
the Marshall brothers. When both
the prisoners had fallen to the floor
the fight ceased. Edward Marshall
was taken to Fairfield and placed in
jail with a strong guard to prevent a
possible lynching.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-12-26
CONSOLIDATION PROBABLE
AUGUST Belmont Purchases Ryan's In
tcrcst i'm Tho Metropolitan Railway
System.

New York, December 22.-A consol-
idation of the subway. elevated and
surface traction lines of ManhattaAls-
land is believed 10 be probable rs a
result of the sale of the interest OF
Thomas +. Ryan in the Metropolitan
street railway systm 10 August Bel
mont. The Metropolitan system in
cludeS practically all of the surface
reads on the island and Mr.. Belmont
is president of the Inter-borougii Rapfd
Transit Company which operates the
elevated roads and the subway. The
price paid for the Ryan stock i'm the
Metropolitan was not made public.
After a conference during the after
noon ut Mr.. Ryan's office which was
attended by Andrew Freedman, n di-
rector Of the Inter-borough Company.
II WAS announced by counsel for SIR.
HtirDont and for Mr.. Ryan that no
official statement would he issued to-
day.
There was nothing To indicate that
there had been a hitch in the negOiia-
tons and it is believed the official con
iirmation of the big deal simply Is
withheld temporarily.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-12-26
Calling Tor Dcpews Resigns tiop

" Facts we consider especially
noteworthy in connection with our
postal canvass on the retention OF PLATE
and Depcw, the results Of which we
begin printing today. First ~ tho
large proportion OF republicans, chosen
from an absolutely non-partisan list.
who have put themselves on record
here against their party's representa-
tiFes In the United States senate: and.
second. tie concrete evidence OF the
change Of feeling which has followed
the insurance revelations. II may be
true. as some OF our CORRESPONDENTS
point out. that nothing is now known
about our We sefiators which was not
an open secret before: but at least we
have found intelligent citizens OF the
state who did not 30 consider. Oyer
and over are phrases encountered In
these replies which indicate that the
writer's lad formerly been
iiyely little concerned about the states
representation I'm the upper house.
Now tie turn Of feeling has made De-
pew The special object of Indignation
Secerai men who still think Plat good
enough are bitter against his colleague.
We may add that. though the Evening
Pos n several times undertaken
similar tests CT public opinion, we have
fever had 80 prompt and general a re-
sponse. o sach strong expressions of
feeling as In the present one.-New
FORK Post.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-12-26
FAYETTEVILLE NEWS LETTER
Express Tobacry-Ncw Enterprise In
stalled.
Especial to The MESSENGER


Fayetteville. December 2i.-John
Covington, a negro employel by the
Southern Express Company in this
city, disappeared !mmeiiatel after The
arrival of Il noon train yesterday. and
with him went a money package CON
tanning S3S5.64. A negro thought TO
be Covington, has been arrested at
Red Springs, and officers have gone
down to identify him.
The Fayetteville %Suspender Compa-
ny, of which Mr.. Kelly is general man
ager, has been installed in the brick
building on the corner of Hay and
Burgess streets, recently vacated by
the Fayetteville Steam Laundry Com-
pany.
Mr.. Arnold Borden. whose death took
place at Goldsboro this morning, was
president of the Cumberland Cotton
Warehouse Company. in this city. and
was a large cotton buyer in his mar
ket
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-12-26
WRECK ON ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Cine Passenger Killed and Six Injured
by q Derailment.

Memphis, Tenn, December 22.-One
passenger was killed and six were in
lureG in a wreck on the Illinois Cen
trail railroad near>Holly Spring.. Miss,
this morning.
Two coaches Of a %northbound passen-
ger train. running between Canton
Miss, end Cairo. were derailed and
turned over a % foot embankment.
Mrs. James Wade, Of Sidon, Miss, was
crushed to death.
The injured:
DR.. William Murphy. Jackson. Tenn,
will probably die.
". S. Boki, Jackson. Tenn.
Rev. +. NJ, Evans, Walden, Miss.
DR.. Coleman, Oxford. Miss.
Chicago salesman. name unknown.
D. T. Miller, Deschard, Tenn.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-12-26
Glad Of Her Husbands Death.

Atlanta, Ga, December 22.-Mrs. Il.
j. Gibbons, the second living wife of
r. J.. Gibbons who committed suicide
at Norfolk, Va, when seen tanlght
said: Il am glad he is dead. l have
no regrets to express" Mrs. Gibbons
No. = was formerly Miss Emma Hol-
comb, of ValdOsta, Ga, where she was
recently married to Gibbons. She said
she will make her home in Atlanta.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-12-26
Immense Lumber Deal.

Beaumont, Texas. December D.
Colonel Sam Park, president of the In
dustrial Lumber Company will leave
for Chicago to close up the
of n lumber purchase involving
10000 acres of virgin pine in Rapids
md Vernon Parishes in Louisiana.
The amount TO be paid Is s. 600.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-12-26

Bristol. Va. December 22.-Brank
Memorial church of st. Louis Mo-.
has extended a second call to Rev. w.
II. 7. Squires. pastor of the Central
Presbyterian church in this city. Mr..
Sduires declined a call from this con-
gregation last Spring and while he has
not decided upon his answer in this
case. it is believed he will remain in
Bristol. as he has Just completed the
erection of d new church building and
as he says. has much work before him
in this field.
Affects Only Three Distillcrs in District.
Especial 20 fhe Messenger.)
Raleigh, n. &. December 22.-It is
kund that the Ward bill, enacted this
Ear, which becomes effective January
Vhrst, and which forbids whiskey dis
ND III SuIaq oAl s1oII1sIp enueAsI
sup VI saIIeTlsIp eedql SIuo sseuIsnq
10 ano md IIEM .uoTleIndod puesnoql
tilleries except in towns of over Ii
county and one in Greene. A number
are put out Of business in the western
districts.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-12-26
PIERCE Selected as Minister TO Norway,

Washington. December 22.-Herbert
IL. u. PIERCE, third assistant secretary
of state has been selected by the Pres
ident as the first American minister to
Norway. Charles DENLY chief clerk of
the department has been determined
upon as successor to Peirce in the state
department. This announcement was
made officially today. Official an
uOuncemcnt also was made that David
Thompson. former minister to Brazil,
has been chosen as ambassador to
AeXicO.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-12-26
Fall River MARKET

Fall River. Mass, December "a
week amounted to about 1900 pieces.
Goods secured by buyers during the
week were for deliveries I'D to the first
Of April. Prices ave continued with
out any change on a basis of 81 for
regulars.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-12-26
New Record Price.

New York, December ga seat on
the stock exchange sold today for $685.
600, a new high record price.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-12-26
Cumberland University Opposed In
Football.

Nashville. Tenn. December 2-
Cumberland University. Lebanon, goes
on record rs opposing football as it is
1T present played Is a result or this
decision no football schedule will be
made for next season
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l~1nn6ttse Muireauns.

Cine 4onbDner Spesialoepeihe.
tpeldle iiber Bolton CUR BerDHentli'
dung eelnnat. meloet, Der beutihe
Safer beabiihtige, cine Speaial. @es
ianotlhaft nah Teberan, Der periis
ihen 6auptftabt. gu ienoen. oeren
8med eS iein i0ue. engere pDlitifbe
uno f~ommersieue Be5iehunger smi'
ihen Beriien uno Deutihfanb ausu.
babnen, reip. bsrsniteuen. Das
6aupt oieSer Speaial @eionotfhafi
ioae bee Baron Stolen iein, Der lei,
tler8eit cine dbnlibe MiiSton mad
@befipnien uuternabm uno erfolareid
ourbfibrte.
Sic 0ahriht BON bieier @eionot.
ihaft, erfl0rt Die Depeide. ecreae in
England 9rnBe unaufrieoenheit, uni
@ereiatbeit. oenn man betrahte Fl,
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Sic rufftfde preiie 4mS Der Sriea.

Nab nunmebriaem SrieoensihluB
lit es lebrreih, au betrabten. npel9e
Stellung Die ruiliihe 8refie in oieier
fir bic 3utunft BEG 4arenreibe8 10
entiheioenoen Belt eingenummer bat.
Sic uertritt tnebr bic Dfentlihe Weis
1urg als in ieoem anoerert eurppdts
ihen 2anoe; lit fie bod bis heute
nod bic einSiee Aueue, in Der iib
oas BDltsbemuBtlein, menn aud in
ceniurbeibrdntter 6orm, funoaeben
tam. Die geniur ibt ieoOh me-
ientlih ibren Druid nur bel gr5rte.
runaert innerer Iraaert aus; in auSs
mdrtigen, ielblt rperrl fie bas eigene
2ano betreffen, ldBt file meit arDBere
5reibeit. Dnher ipielte bic rulfiihe
BreIie in Der Beit por 8eginn Der
Standardization biz beute gum 5ries
oenslhluB cine gan5 beoeutenoe
Mole.
Der &rieg nar burhaus unnDlts'
tiimlih. nber Die ruiIiihe Brefe tat
oDh nihts, UNI i'm 81 uerbinoern.
Dem au~freiaenoen BDrgeben Der
ihlehtberatenen ruiliiben Reeieruna
in oer Wanoiburei, felt Beenoiaung
Der hinefil@en @irren. Der @teoers
beiebuna BON Wutoen 1903, ben be-
ribtiaten S0l5aelhaften BON Nlere'
iew, Beiobralom uno gompaanie
am Salu, bel oenen lib perfleioete
ruiiiihe Grnppen aeiaten uno oas
WiBtrauen Der Sapaner in bobem
8raoe erre9ten, enolih Der @rriH'
tung Der Stattbalterei i'm ferner
Often. meientlih auf @ineiiiben
@ebiet. trat in Der ruiliiben Brefit
tein Wioeriprub entgeaen. SIN @e.
genteil: Das entihieoene 6anoelu
Der 8eeierunq fano in BET maBae'
benoen Breiie Beifag. uno lebbafl
muroe Die ssrage er0rtert, frelbt
Gtaot bauernoe &eiioen5 oe8 ruff
ihen S~tatthalterS meroen ioqte, Dal.
np, Mutben 0oer gbarbin; oaB oit
lebtaenannten Stdote In Der Wanol
Ifurei, Die cine alS oerer 6aupt.
ftaot. laaen, fpielte bierbei feint
RoQe. Warts uiiuidte ben Grief
niht, aber man fab i'm als etnt
leidte Sadie an uno er6rterte in
@inaelnen Die gu errnartenoen gr'
folae.
als oann Der 9riee tpirtlib aus
brau@ uno eteib su BeQinn orei oel
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Eambbett Fam 1ttcpt seaetIt tperoen
VI II 8 n +.

Ser beribulte Betersburaer
BrDfeh0r BON Wartens, Der auh Elm
Wltglieo Der Srieoenss 4nmmilliou
mar, bat feline STEELE OLE Brofeffor
oes TDlterrehts on Der Betersbureer
uuiDeritdt nieoergelegt.
- Die rulfiide Reaiernne bat ben
@ebrauh Der polniiden uno Der let
tiihen Sprage in ben Shulen Bos
lens, B. b. rur fir gemifie Sdher,
erlaubt.
- Nus 8atu, Der 8etroleumftaot
am taspilhen See, in Der erlt tiir3-
lih Die furbtbaren Sample smilben
Wubameoaner1 uno Nrmeniern itatt-
aefunoen baben. uiro gemeloet, oaB
uielen Guiien. Die in 6dulern mob,
men, oeren BETTER Nrmenier iino,
Die Barnun9 sugeaangen lit. lobale
nie mDQlih auSsusieben. Sn Solee
oeifen baben Diele 2eute Die Gtaot
uerlaiien, ba iie beFiirhten, oaB Die
unruben uieoer ~ausbreden meroen
- SIN u6roliben 8prea ioa, mie
cine @ahribt aus Bictoria in Bris
tiib Columbia meloet, cine Heoolu.
tim auseebrohen fem.
Da5 ungarilbe Barlatnert ii
aufgel0it uno Heupahlen iiuo anee.
Dronet.
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Der oamplelplab aIIer Deut'
lhea Shpls' Seldom. GlamU'
Blasa.
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alS 0trett 9egen 0te er4ltlnen 9attz
bels= Snterefien aeridtet. Sc fei in=
mer n%eritanoen aeweien, Dab oas iloz
lide 8erlieu aur enatiiden 5nterels
5enIpbdre eebDre uno oas nDrolide
CUR ruIliiheu; Der 8eriud 9eutI6s
Iauos, in oieIes @ebiet %einSuortngen,
tonne nur ala elm 8emeis fir Die
Guimofit0t oelten, bic in Deutids
lano Qegen England herride.-
Sn eriter 2inie eriGeint uns Die
ganse @eihidate BON Der N~blenbung
6ieIer SpesiafgeIanotihaft nab Ber=
fen nod lebr aneifelbaft. Oeutld'
lamb ftebt nit Beriten in reeelm1bi=
gem oiplomatiiben 8crtebr. Cine
perIiibe @elanotlhaft 1T in 8ertin
etabliert uno cine beutlhe in Tehe=
ran, oeutihe &oniuln fino in uerihie.
oenen perIiiden 5tdoten ftationiert,
e8 lit baber aud nidt reGt nerit4noz
(id1. parum Die beutide Regieruna
tod cine 5pesialgeIanotIhaft nah
Dem 2anoe oes Shabs ididen ipGte.
NuBeroem BADEN iDmDl Der frlbere
als Der iebige Sdab Berlin mieoers
bD(t beiudt, Die Nnfnipfung ndberer
8eaiebungeu. nenn es i0lder iber'
banpt beoirfte, miiroe alip mol auf
anberent Weae beuertiteulQt neroen
ole ourh cine 5pesialgelanbtidaft.
Gang beionoers sueifelhaft eriheint
uns nber Die 8ebauptun9, oaB bic
gdtiafeit bieler @elanotihaft iid au6
auf ote pDlitiihen U%eaieBunaeu err
ftreden iou. Deutihlano miro ith,
utierer Weinune mach, ihDn bitten,
fid init olelem Berlerreih, oefien
griitens bDh tmtnerbin cine ettpas
prohIenatiihe 1T, politifh aaau eng
sn perbinoen. Daau lit bic ganse
Situation r,idbt flar geuig uno Der
aftuelIe Borteil, ben Deutlblano burh
cine iDlhe 8erbinouna erringen t0nns
tie, su aerina.
Wdbreno unS fDmtt einerielts bic
Wabribt BON oteier gu politii6en unb
f~Dmmeraieaen 8weden nah Beriieu
gelhifte @elanotihaft 5rueifelbaft er=
fheint, ieben mtr a~nbererfeits in Der
Wttteilung, oaB bic Nahrtht in
England aroBe Nufregung erreat boz
be. oa man 8eriien gum Sell als
englilhe Snterefieripbdre aniebe, eine
NnmaBung i@limmfter Nrt. DAT
bas politifhe Sntereife @ualanos
uno &uBfanos in 8erlten uro Nfs
pbaniftan purberriheno 1T, erfennt
man ieoenfaas auh in Berlin an uuo
oieies Sntereiie miro man bDrt aud
~eebibrenb relpettieren. Wie man litJ
aber in England berausnehmer fann,
BON Beriien aub in TO
e m Gimme als Jntereiienlpbare 81
iprehen. lit geraoeau unbegreiHih.
@tnen% oerartigen Nniprub uiro man
in Berlin gemiB ni9t nnertennen.
9eutfhlano bat mdhreno Der lebten
Sabre nit 0ahorud ieiue 9anoela,
Sntereiien IN Gleinaiien gefDroert,
Dbne iib an baa @eihrei BON Seiteu
@n9lan0S gu tehren. eS miro audi,
neun es nDtig uno UDrteilbaft ers
ideint. fir Die Stdrfunq ieiner 0ans
oeIssSntereifen in Beriien eintreten.
unbefiimmert, mas man bariiber in
2onoDn iagt. Das lit iein &eht. ole
cine Der eriten 6anoelsmddte Der
@elt uno es udre ldherlih, menr
man linn in england oieles Hehi
itreitie MAIDEN nDate.
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Wtad,t sud feine @epanfen

@enn SIR franz unb nidt aufselest
ieio, idtper unb binfaGis fiblt our6 Die
BON unnerbaulidfeit, GaIe uno Niereu@
leiben berbeiseflbrten S9mer5en, lest
@ud nidt bin unb benft bariber nab,
lonbern elf uno nebmt electric 8itters.
9arin finbet SIR gerseiien aler 2eioen
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ibpert. gu bdben bel S. &altener &
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