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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
NEWS GATHERED
+ ROM s0UTHs|DE
The Clear Water Proposition to
BE Settled To
Night.
COMMITTEE TO MAKE REPORT
Filtration Plant Will Cost About
S2o,ooo-Pcrsonals and
Briefs.
Manchester Bureau. rimes- Dispatch, !,

Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,
No. 1902 Hull Street. !
When the City Assembly meets to-
night the members will be given a re-,
port from the Clear Water Committee,
which will recommend that filtration
plant be built to cost about 100000.
With this report will be shown map
detailing just what is desired and how
the plant can be erected at small cost
10 the city. Assemblyman c. O. Jones
Is chairman of the committee and, with
the other members. has been working
very hard on the proposition OF furnish
ing clear water for the city.
The committee Is scheduled to meet
this evening at o'clock. The Assem-
bly, will meet at S O'clock and in addi-
ton to transacting other routine bu.i-
ness will take up this report from the,
committee.
Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. James Haley, formerly of Man
chester, but now of Charlotte. n C., is
visiting friends here.
Mr.. James Washington Bolts yester-
day celebrated his thirty seventh birth
day by inviting few close friends
around him and giving them an account
OF his boyhood
Several members OF the Licking Creek
Hunting Club went to Association Pond
last night for an outing
The entertainment at Leader Hall last
night was we'll attended and enjoyed
by all
Mr.. James Nunnally is indisposed at
his home
Miss Daisy MountJoy, of Stafford
county, is visiting Mrs. E. b. Howle. Of
East Eleventh street.
Mr.. A. l.. Adanson has moved from
his homo in Bon AIR to East Franklin
Street. Richmond
very painful operation at the Virginia
Hospital yesterday. His right eye. which
WAS struck by piece OF wood some
days ago had to he removed
Ex-Delegate ID. l.. Toney has been in
Richmond since the converting of tho
Legislature shaking hands with his
friends and introducing Hon. w. G. Pull
liam, who Is the representative this ses-
sion from Manchester.
Mr.. Joseph Laner is confined to his
home on Perry Street from nervous
prostration Mr.. Lsnier saw Mr.. Rob
inson die In Ulman's store a few days
ago. and his nervous condition caused
Him TO take to his bed
Officers of Washington Camp. No. 81.
p. o. S. of A.. were Installed at a meet
ing held In Cersley's all last night
The Sunbeam Society OF Clopton
Street Baptist Church Will hold g rally
in the church Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. Mrs C. Fl. Kahl has arranged
for an excellent musical programme.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
Alfred C. Wilkinson.

Mr. Alfred c. Wilkinson died al IN,
residence, No. aI5 North Eleventh Street,
on yesterday morning just before mid
Mr. Wilkinson was born In Chesterfield
county In 1897. and had been for forty
i've years connected with the Southern
HALLWAY. OF which he was supervisor of
the Richmond Division at the time OF
his death.
He served in the Army of the Confcd-
eracy throughout the war.
Mr.. Wilkinson is survived b. his wife.
two daughters, Mrs Alma Smith and
Miss Bessie Wilkinson. and a son, Mr..
Samuel III. Wilkinson
The funeral services will take Mace
from the home. No S15 North Eleventh
Street, and the intcrrnent will be In HoI-
lywood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
MISSIONARY CIRCLE.
Ladies Hold Interesting Meeting
at First Baptist Church.

The Baptist Woman's Missionary Cir
Gle of Richmond and Manchester held its
regular quarterly meeting at the First
Baptist Gurcl yesterday afternoon mt 4
o'clock There was large attendance.
After devotional exercises and the read
ing the minutes the quarterly reports
Mrs A. j.. Stratford, the president,
then Introduced DR.. Buchanan, who talk
ed to the ladies concerning the plans Tor
tho work of the Associated Charities OF
Richmond.
DR.. Buchanan said that the work had
primarily three dvisions-namely, work
among the unfortunates, work in the
neglected neighborhoods. and extension
of the churches. The last feature will
he entirely separate however, from the
work of the Associated Charities from
this time oil.
Much progress has been made In the
first division Of the work and now ii
has become possible through the co-opors-
tion of the other denominations to take
up the new work among women and
Or. buchanan proposes to- find work
for every man aud woman, who comes to
him desiring help. and he, moreover. pro-
poses to do everything possible to eliml-
tutionally 10 honest labor.
Since December 18th forty-nine men
have been safely placed as wase-earners;;
and the demand for laborers Is still
greater than the supply.
What has been done for men will be
done for women in the future. and the
little children, who arc now living in
ignorance and misery, will be given an
upward lift
DIR. Buchanan cited many instances to
illustrate his points. and then issued an
appeal for more women to help in the
work among the children. SIX ladies
have already volunteered their. aid in
the Sunday schools. and more are need
ed The work is to be entirely unde-
nominational, and will be under the
aUgDiceq of the Associated Charities
After DR.. Buchanan had finished. the
circle adjourned to meet on the second
Thursday in April at the Second Baptist
Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
Mr.. RawleY Secretary,

Mr.. ], Kent Rawley. of this city. has neen
elected executive secretary OF the Cooperative
Educational Association Of Virginia. The new
duties will not interfer With the law piac-
tice OF Mr. Rawley. His office VIII be In the
Merchants National Bank building. and he Will
have n stcnographer TO assist him in his edu-
cational work.
The office Of executive secretary was created
burg. DR., 8. O. Mitchell. OF Richmond College,
is president OF the association. and DR.. r. 4.
Alderman. Of the University of Virginia, chair
man OF the Executive Committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
ot rs, not even seeing n drunken man.
1 ne second District did a little better
corraling three dr,inks.
FOR CONGRESS.
o'F1aherty's Friends Urge Him
to Enter Race

The friends OF Hon. d. c. o,FIaherty.
OF the firm OF O'hiahor;y & Fulton, law.
yers IN THIS city, are urging him to BE-
gone candidate for Congress- in the
Ihird District next fall In the Democratic
Mr., O'FIaherty when seen last ntpht
ADMITTED that ne had been approarbed
on lia subiect, but declared he was not in
position 70 discnss IL nj this time.
rseeis; Constitutional Convention from
Clarke and Warren, though he has reside
many friends In this city, and has fiore
q food deal OF party service In the State
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
Studying Library Work.

Mrs. william NJ. Strother, of Lynchburg, is
spending two weeks In Richmond studing the
inner workings of the State library. She has
just been made librarian Of the Lynchburg city
library, and Is on her way home from Massa-
chusetts, where she spent some time consulting
library methods.
Mrs. strother was hostess of tho Virginia
building at the ST. Louis Exposition, and per-
formed the duties dcvolvng upon her with
rare tact and grace. She won hundreds OF
warm friends. many of whom are Richmonders,
who visited the great fair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
Nav Succeed Zimmerman.

FORMER Councilman Eugene n. Cloves VIII
probably he Abe Fucoas4 or Alderman ". III,
Zimmerman, who on Tuesday night resigned
his position AS member OF the Board from
Madison Ward. Nj Ci1Des when member
NJ The Common Council, proved 10 he an abe
local atateNftari. and M room thc vacancy
In th,, Board Was created by the resignation ~
Ir Zimmerman his mans Was mentioned.
Mr. r. Rand Wexford has also Bcfn named.
The election viii take place ~ the next regular
meeting OF HE BDsrG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Charles Osborne. sheriff of Keys
vile, was in the city yesterday to see
his friend, Delegate Il. p. Wallace. q
popular young member of the Legislature.
Street. who has been i'll with typhoid
fever, is convalescent and will be pleased
to sec her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Churchill Graves and
little niece have returned to the city,
after q visit of several weeks In the coun-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
Masonic Meeting.

A stated communication of Dove Lodge.
No. 81. will be held at Masonic Temple
tonight, beginning at S o'clock. In add
ton TO the usual routine business, Il
considerable batch of which is on tho
secrctary's table and some of it very
important, there will be "worlto in one
or more of the degrees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
Doctors Install Officers.

The Church Hin Medical Association
held n meeting last night at the Offices
Of DR.. B. a. Hord, at Twenty third and
Ing the officers elected at the last meet
Ing. They were: President, DR.. w. s.
Beazley. first vice-president. DR.. b. l..
Tallaferro: second president. DIR. r.
G. Pretlow; secretary, DIR. NJ. NSenmoschc;
treasurer. DIR. Barksdale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
Great Things for Richmond.

afr. Bellany. pf Norfolk. senior member OF
the firm OF Belamy. Hough and Hardy, Inc.
spent yesterday in the city. having important
business with the Highland Park Really Com
parry.
Mr. Bollafny and his company very en-
thraastlc over the bright outlook AS 10 real
estate values all over tie STAT. IlG thinks
Richmond rs in 81 peculiar position to profit
by the forthcoming Jainestown Expedition.
which he feels sure ~ going 10 be great
thing FOR Virginia In general. and the Tide
water section In particular.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
Visitors Here.

Among the visltors-in the office of tho Audi
tor of Public Accounts yesterday We're General
Rufus A. Ayrcs, OF Wise; Judge T. W. Sims,
OF Louisa, a member OF the State Senate; j..
NJ Curtis. treasurer of Newport News: H..
CAFES Garth commissioner of revenue of
Aibernarlc and II. 2. Craddock, commissioner
OF revenue of Amelia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
Prominent Visitors.

Colonel l.. II. Stephenson, wife and
daughters, Of Monterey, are in the city;
and are stopping at Murphy's. Colonel
Stephenson Is a man OF prominence n
his section, and is known as tho .Cattie
mont people at Murphy's are General Ru-
fus a. Ayers, Of WISE and Captain y.
w Foster of Nelson,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
Costly to Fire Gun in County.

John Scott, a negro was arrested yesterday
charged with highway robbery He viii be
tried before Magistrate Thomas this morning
Scott is alleged to have held UP Nat Pryor
another negro, and robbed him OF 50.
Harry Tinsey, a boy OF Heurico. fired sun
near the public highway and was arrested by
one OF the county officers. He Was fined 50
and costs, the total being So.lf,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
Arrested Here for Murder.

Garfield Williams. negro is being held by
the police of the city for the authorities of
Raleigh y. G. He IL wanted for the alleged
murder OF Charles Rurch Easter Day The
man denies his guilt. Reauisition papers VIII
be secured and tho negro taken back. He was
arrested here by Detective Mcmahon, who had
seen the lescrIptton Of tho wanted murderer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
SPECIAL MEETING.
Common Council to Consider the
General Tax Ordinance

President II. l.. Peters, of the Common
Council, Yesterday issued q call Tor n
special meeting OF that body 10 consider
The general tax ordinance. The meeting
has been called for Tuesday nlgH next
at 8 o'clock, II Is understood that by Tim;
time the Finance Committee will have Its
recommendations Az 10 the general l8S
ordinance ready Tor submission 10 tbs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
Gas Bills Due

The city Treasirer's office is getting in good
shape. and business is once more moving along
smoothly. Gas bills for the First District are
now due. and the deputies in the Treasurer 8
office are ready and anxious to receive pay
mcnt on the same. Prompt payment will en-
able gas CONSUMERS to avoid the limit day rush.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
Now a Senate Page.

Catesby Jones. who was one of the
brightest pages at the last session of the
Virginia Legislature, is now serving in the
same capacity in the United States Sen
ate.
His grandfather. Robert Brooke Jones.
gave his life for the Confederacy. when
he was killed by the side Of General J. =.
b. Stuart ut yellow Tavern. and his
great grandfather, Col. Catesby tones. of
Gloucester county, was a distinguished
officer in the War of 1872.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
Scholarship in the College.

Tho First Baptist Church OF Norfolk has given
tl,Do for & scholarship at Richmond College.
Previously tbs church had given 500 to endow
n room In Memorial Hall. Dr. Hatcher has
raised fZl6 IN Norfolk for the endowment
fund OF the college,
The Anti Saloon League Convention meets in
Petersburg on January 10th, and an admirable
ana attractive programme has been prepared.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
Immigrants Pass Through.

Immigrants, by the trainoad. have been pass
Ing through Richmond going South for the
past three months. On "Wednesday morning,
train carrying 400 passed over tho line OF lhe
SeaDoard Air Line. and in tho evening a ga, car
load OF hotel servants went through 20 ra ~!
Eench. II ia said that not less than 7. 90 work.
Ing men have gone South since the fall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
Funeral Of Mr.. Tyler.

!, The funeral OF Mr.. g Edgar Tyler. who
died In New York on Tuesday took place
on YESTERDAY from the Seventh Street
Christian Church. The intermcnt WINS
made In Shockoe CetnnterY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
Another Home On the Avenue.

Messrs 4. A. Connolly and Co.. real estate
agents have sold for T Garnet Iann Z, ns Go,
and Allison Streets. for slaa6o per front foot
While the name ot the purohaser Is mot =, given on
1t is understood that he bought tnS E, n n9s rop
home. sot1l y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
Ready for Civ Laboratory

Busy workmen are making saws and hammers
flns In Rooms and 10 of the fourth floor OF
the City Hall. rooms recently occupied by the
state Corporation Commission Tho rooms are
being put In shape for occupancy by Dr. Levy
city bacter1olosiet and manager of the laborn-
tory of tho water department No. 10 will DO
the laboratory and tho other Will be DR.. Leyy's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
Allaying His Fears.

Mrs. Goodo "a clcrgymans wifcy.-hiy hus-
band always says a short prayer before each
The New Cook Indignantly he
tn range lin no cookin'- school gradooate!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
Court Proposition.

The second report on the court propo-
stion will likely be adopted without Sc
rious opposition. Upon the question of the
establishment OF a new court of record
this report will practically reaftirrn.the
firm report, which declared against the
proposed court, but suggested several In
tcresting methods of facilitating tho trial
of cases In the present courts. The new
report. however, will go farther and will
recommend the creation OF civil jug
tees court to be presided over by COM
petent magistrate with salary OF not
less than 5000 per year, and to try civil
causes, involving sums not exceeding $500.
This proposition is of very widespread in
terest In that while it removes hundreds
of small cases from the dockets of the
higher tribunals it also Offers a long
desired relief to the merchants of Rich
mond, who, on account OF the trouble
some and expensive delays in thea:ourts
of record have been forced to compro-
mise and often entirely abandon many
small claims. The ''red-tape, so-called.
will have no part in the new court pro-
posed and these claims can be disposed OF.
promptly. The question of jury trial in
the new court will be optional with the
litgants, but in the event that jury
is demanded there will be no right OF
appeal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
81 Dwell Among My People"

y The regular Sabbath evening service
will be held at Beth Ahabah Temple this
evening. beginning at O'clock. Rabbi
l.n,isch will preach on the topic, 81
DWELL Among Ny People.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
LAWYERS MEET IN.
SPECIAL SESSION.
Bar Association Will Gather to
Discuss Matter of New
Court.
QUESTION ALSO OF ETHICS
Grievance Committee Will Also
Make Its Report On Mr..
QUESTION ALSO OF ETHICS

The Richmond Bar Association has been
called to meet in special session at A
o'clock in the afternoon OF January 10Th
IN the rooms OF. the association in the
City Hall.
Several interesting matters will make
this meeting of the Richmond bar one OF
the most important held in many months.
Inc report OF the new COMMITTEES appoint
cd to consider the ACCESSIBILITY OF thu
establishment OF q new court In Richmond
WIZ be received and the question of pro-
iessional ethics raised at tho last quarter.
!! meeting Will be the subject of a deliver
ance from the Committee on Grievances.
association will consider and act upon a
spSee fa2 tho to ssfe an Increase in library
Msrray s sssf nyoivinx thy By p4e
p pit,ny OF members assoc.atins himself
for tariff OF fees less than that adopted
by the association, has already been pub
the e COMMITTEES re.9gn will Be- proposed BY
latlon of the professional code. The terms
OF the .deliverance will be very general.
and viii simply lay down the prlnoipl.
any particular case or cases. 1t is
matte 2f common knowledge, however,
MAJ MAJ. while no names were called by Mr..
the point was the ALLEGED action Of the
virginia Corporation Company In soliciting
business Tho attorneys Tor this company,
Mr.. Irving f. Campbell and Mr.. William
L Royali, maintain that It's business is
legitimate In every respect, and both OF
ISOLATION IL the resolution OF the Com
mittee on Grievances is adopted.
Other resignation may also follow since
II Is the opinion of some OF the lawyers
that the resolution affects several com
panies now doing business In Richmond,
the counsel of which companies are at
present members of the Bar Assocla-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
Not An Arrest Made.

Not an arrest WAS made in the First
Police District yesterday. 1t WAS an I'M
usually auist night on the streets, the
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-30

Ger 9aatafOelIe % Bon meo 1ass
iigelie" 6iIip 4, % Os iad teit
til, 9ouO S6erren ieiO isieOe til. oa
ban bao uoen al pRre tldr ootr
6aoerens Billie: .Sts lite min,
men Din Billie" Qgluttb. 26, 80.
SIAN on paa Den MadOe la9e
@uo raaOe, unOerorone Din e3en
billie unOsr @uos Billie, ida fdds
gu 10 alto. bOaO ou beOer OH,
enten @uo opfDloer DIN Ssn eiier
life, Ga Ida oplares ou til al iaoe,
6oa0 Der er 0uos g00e o. pelets
taaelioe Billie. % ldO os Idd II
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er mango at pore 8enner, ION oers
rem life fan opfploe. iorOi De sr
teOte / uforitdno. iou Itdar oct
daigepel fait; Den, iom beosr, ban
Ifaar" (Dldttb. 7. 8. Sn9en RrliJ
gsn er beOt forgnoes. SeIo ON Oh
life faar oct, gu oil 6aOe. "a faar
gu alto, naar Oh gaar / Ben I'll
din guo, en- fuloere % %faiters 5oss
risnin9 ON oct. Jon bar 9erreas
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beOe forgaoes: .0tin RaaOe er oi5
nof!l"C2. aor. Y, 49,.
ga, SaaOGs0s QanO, iorois % pa,
at osiaa ri er at @uo 5aoers Ilnaa.
0a er Sor9en f%luttet,
Dd er perlen fun0en,
QardOis oplutftt,
9gOen ooerpunoenl
6erre, bsr DOT gsnl
Nmen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-30
8. 9. 66riftianen.

Blot OF Bar gem9rtnin9er ii!
oOsnitaoenoe. 6OaO ie9 % De
ANDRE 9enner, Ser tatte ON Sd
gen UNDER are0smgOet / 6amptcn.
OilOe, oct bar fun at fierne enbser
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fpangre ifuloe tie, at Blot en- Del
al @aloen bleo 6etalt. Men Ri Tsr
10 nu, at aomiteen % oi bar De!
famine Madf = al 8eloens Be
falling! Gan os Taa bare lasge
8rGfterne Iammeu for at ma oet.e
Mdal. Oil Iaa nogen I9tte oen Be.
~tingelie beo i'm SubTfription. al 0et
nepnte madl naass, iaa Itdar Oei
|jr en6osr frit for. Oct ligger aliee=
rel / So9ens Rdtur, at BET fful
macs. u. ~. u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-30

|omtdlte 5i0er: Nopember | Mar.
l. Mai % l. Ropember n9ite AdT
|19O7.
2ige / gieblittet, ION ies lut-
ter oisie 9emertninger. greO ira
Often meo goot SnO6Olo. Blot ei
gar 9inier. Oct beo0er: rSe9 tror
|rot. al @alosinoiamIingen uil brin-
&c et goot Rsiultut for areoiens
@eOtommen0e.4 8euner, 9d0 os
fda bgre Here Opmuntrin8er / ga.
gen.
Ufeo 5reoens 6ilien.
O. 9. 66riftianfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-30
GeeoleD, Galii.

! Oct meOOeles ira 8luOens 4eg,
at Iioen /. Sept. bar S%ernbanernt
btruO befororet 10000 &oaonriter;
10 at oisIe mener nan iad, at 10000
bar neOidt fig beruOe. 9Oao Der
Iegentlig bepirter en- id0Oan Smmis
grafton er pei n9rmeit Dc Bulge
8fletter, Der i9lges / Sept. % 0tt.
mdaneoer - t9nt bare, $33 III
@bicaqo til enbDer glaos / Gdlifotz
nia. Oct Ter lite no til. at Gan
5raniisco 8ataitrofen bar iai en-
pdriq StrGt / 9ipet pda ret mango.
6ar 0siten at 5uugt og Roiis
aer life pGret oDer0repen itor for
bette Mar, Iaa tan Oct OOs ii9es,
II priierne er 9ooe, Idd Soft 10
Ter ii9 temmeli9 pei tilfreos meO BE.
iultaterne. Og y9dcferne" gsr outs
not en- itraalenos 5orreinins. oa
Roiinbsitsn / Spanien er ~feilills
gen. iaa ser IenOes ROiiner bers
Ira til England, 5pitlanO o. 5ranis
rig.
Sommeren er MI / Qftagen, men
enonu fan oi bare Oarme 01ge.
Den 6enfpunone Sommer bar oas
let temmelig BARN | 5orbolo til
Den foregadenoe. bog ipnes Sunos
beostilItanOm at bdoe D9ret nogeas
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fra DC eItlige Stater meo neobruot
9elbreO og Far funOet 2inOring.
Den eneite. Iom lite fan bliOe biuls
pen er 8. s. peieriens liae Sen.
5an bar MI figgst til Sen9s / oosr
ct adr % bsntares Dag for 9aa,
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relie bltOsr: Stibet "a bp SO.
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lige ppnte Qltsret og nsole9se
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gen at fad airten f9rois, iaa Den
fan bliDs inoDiet Ssnodgen efter
a~reosmsoet / Gallon. alt FER,
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pnre Iom lmad 9imneabs til at
finne og fife / oen 9eroen. 9oori
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meget Spnbemsrfe.
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bar forfarbiget. Det bar oit
fig nriten ale gegne, bpor apin6srs
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