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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-27
The Troubles In RoumapIs.

Bucharest, Roumania, March a.
An anti-Jewish pogrom similar to those
which have occurred in Russia and the
peasant districts of Roumanis IL
feared in this city. The lover classes
have been greatly stirred up BY the re-
ports that thousands Of peasants are
marching on Bucharest:
There is strong anti-Jewish feeling
here. That the government realize the
danger is shown by the placing OF strong
military guards In all the Jewiah district
OF the city.
Bucharest ia prepared for q slege II
the peasants marching In this diret ton
try TO enter the city. Fnlly 1000
soldiers stand gnard constantly over the
palace. Every entrance to the city is
likewise guarded. Military patrols can
be seen In every street.
Following General Tellu's appeal to
the soldiers yesterday to be loyal,a better
feeling prevails among them which has
given the authorities courage.
In the disturbed districts disorders
continue. The pilIsging Of country
homes and burniDgs of estate goes on M
checked. So many troops have been
withdrawn to protect Bucharest that the
peasants have almost free sway and they
are growing holder and moro cruel every
hour.
Bucharest, Mar. PA proclamation
granting liberal agrarian reformsintended
to end the peasant trouble was issued BY
the government today. The proclama-
ton is revolutionary in lis scope, so
drastic are the changes 10 agrarian ad-
ministration ordered. BY the edict, the
rents paid hitherto by peasants, which
led directly to the outbreaks, are re-
duced twc-thirds and heavy taxes as
sessed against them are removed. The
proclamation, however, strikes directly
at the system Of absentee landlordism,
Of Ronmanla. A maximum limit OF
! 600 acres Is established to the amount
of land they may be leased to any single
individual or trust. Government an
thorltles are hopeful that the proclama-
iion may pacify the peasants and that
the outbreaks will end. Today's dis
patches, however, indicate trouble Is
spreading.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-27
French Troops in Morocco.

Paris, March 27.-French troops are
today in Oujda, Morocco, according Ia
private messages received here. No de.
tails regiven and ii Is taken forgranted
that the Moors offered no resistance as 1t
was not expected they would oppose
general Liautey occupation Of the town.
With the French troops in control OF
this town the Sultan will soon feel the
effects. Heavy taxes arc collected for
the Sultan.
Frances demands, which the seizure
of Oujda is 10 enforce, will be presented
formally as soon as the French warships,
now on their way 10 Morocco reach
Tangier No foreign complications me
expected by the government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-27
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAR. q. 1867.

As ANTICIPATED, this community was
thrown into state Of excitement this
morning fortunately n mild type of ex'
citemenD by the appearance in our
midst Of 4 company Of armed soldiers,
from another city, having 10 custody
colored man charged with having killed
a white man 10 this city last fall. The
excitement took the form OF a wild rush
aud m0foid curiosity 10 SEQ q SOL
der company aud poor wrslcb 20 be
tried for bis lie, but not the slightest in
dice,ion of trouble was observable. The
scene was likened unto the appearance
Ia the city of a circus, or the parade OF
a minstrel show, and only lacked band
Of music and an elephant or monkey
to make the comparison more apt. The
appearance in the court room Of uni
formed soldiers with bristling bayOneis
vas also a strange scene in an AIexsn-
dfis court Of Justice and reminded many
Of the court martial trials in the early
sixties. During the day the streets near the
courthouse were infested by a crowd com
posed mainly Of whites aud negroes who
should have been ct work and the only
onfayept nae 10 which the soldiers could
bepnt vas preventing these idlers from
cOwding the cont room and rendering
more uncomfortable those who were
compelled to be therein. This, however
could have been done equally as well by
Two or three Deputies armed only with The
proper implements Of their Office. The
concensus OF opinion among sane people
was that tho whole affair was 4 disgrace
20 the city and should never have &C.
Cured. We have made no inquiries as
TO who had the soldiers sent here; we
did not want to know, but the knowledge
was forced upon Us when we read the
following from the Richmond News
Leader
Il was stated at the Office OF ;be gov
omor on Tuesday that Judge l.. c. Bar
ley. who is presiding over the court en-
cared IN hearing the charge Of murder
against William Johnson, and Mayor
ran, applied for ihe presence OF troops
ia that place when the trial commenced.
"a WAS under that request that the sol
diers were ordered from Fredericksburg
% Alexandria.
There is 10 doubt whatever that both
Jodge Barley and Mayor rdil we're actu'
atod by what they believed to be the very
best motive, but that they made an eyre
2ious mistake. an error Of the head, is
ehe opinion Of nearly every conservative
citizen with whom we have talked on the
subject
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-27
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they canno! reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There IS only
one way 10 cure deafness, and that is by con-
stitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by
an inhamed condition Of the ioucons lining
OF the Eustachisn Tube. When this tube 10
inflamed you have rumbling sound or I'M
perfect hearing. and when 1t is entirely
closed Deafness is the result, and unless the
restored 10 its normal condition. hearing will
be destroyed forever; nine cases out Of ten are
caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an
ipAamed condition Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for gay
case Of Desfusss (caused By cstarrhl that
cannot be cured BY Halls Csiarrh Cure.
3end for circulars, free.
F. !. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
Said by DEuggiats. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-27
mid Rnhhhrx hv a NeGro

Asbury Park. n. j., March PIT
Just leaked ont today that while the post
Office wGs crowded yesterday, negro en-
tered the insurance Office Of S. W. Hayes,
agent for the Metropolitan Insurance
Company, wrapped cloth saturated with
chioroform around the face of Mira.
Percy B. Wilcox, a type writer, who was
preparing Hayes bank book for deposit,
and after choking her into silence ex-
lractel 1856 in currency from The book.
Then he quietly opened the door and es.
capped. Mrs. Wilcox was found an hour
ailerward, lying unconscious on the 6oOr
and with the towel still about her face
and nprk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-27
From Washington.
lCofsspondenca Of the Alexandria GaEette.l
Washington, March 27.

lg0Ff,s pOndeuce or The AleNandrh OaXette.l
Washington, March p.
The principal railroads Of Illinois,
Indiana and the northwest have mott
fed the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion that they have abandoned and re-
considered their previously announced
intention Of increasing the rates on coal
shipped from Indiana and Illinois coal
fields 20 The ChcsgO market. Coal opera
tors aud representatives OF the miners
orrani zation had q conference on March
Is with the commission in regard 10 the
advance, Opposlngit Following this the
commission took mp the subject by cor
respOndence with railroads.
il was officially admitted at the State
Department today that neither the United
States nor Mexico has been able to End
any way to force the warning Central
American republics to terminate hosti-
Rties. Notwithstanding reports TO the
contrary it is feared here that coali-
ton ofthe republics ofliOndurRs, Guatc-
mala, Costa RIGA and Salvador is being
isrmed against Nicaragua, and that the
war bids fair to assume alarming proper.
tons "The United States is most anx-
ions to bring Honduras aud Nicaragua
20 terms. but can see no reasonable ex
cuse Tor Intervention, saida high off,
clal of the State Department today.
"Alexico feels rs We do about the mat
ter but. like us. understands the fruit
lessness OF making lny threats which
cannot be made good. II we tell them
10 cease fighting, we must be prepared
TO back up our threats with meu.oi war
and an army and this. Of course, We do
pct want to do at this time" In the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-27

THE ICNACY commission appointed
by Justice Fitzgerald, of New York, to
inquire into the sanity Of Harry X
Thaw will have to decide simply whether
he is now Sane or insane. If he is sane
now and capable of advising with his
counsel and conducting his defence in a
rational manner his trial will so on to
its conclusion, lust as if no commission
had been appointed. His defence will
in no way be affected by decision that
he il sane, as bis counsel have been con-
tending all along that his alleged insan-
ity was only temporary. 1t will still be
1or the jury to determine whether or not
he was insane at the time Of The killing
OF Stanford White. II the commission
shall pronounce him insane now the I'M
proprieiy OF continuing his trial will be
obvious 10 all. An insane person can
no more he Pit on trial than he can be
punished lor a crime
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-27
FORAKER no OPPOSE TAFT.


That Senator Joseph b. Foraker does
not concede that Secretary William II.
Taft will be Ohio's choice for the re-
publican presidential nomination next
gear ia made plain by a statement is
sued by the Senator last night
Senator Foraker says that he "does
not want any political honors from the
psople of Ohio without their hearty ap'
prevail" lie suggested that The proper
9sg TO determine who is the choice OF
lie people tc head the republican nation
al ticket and to represent the State in
the United S!ares Senate is Tor the re-
publican State executive committee to
authorize n primary election to choose
delegates 10 the State convention which
will be called upon 10 determine these
questions.
The announcement Of State Superin-
lendent Of Insurance Arthur | VOrys
that he will support Secretary TAFT for
the presidential nomination led Senator
Foraker, il is believed, TO issue the
statement outlining his position. The
Senator declares that he is willing to
90 before the people on his record and
that he has "nothing TO conceal from
bis constituents.
Mr. Foraker does not say that he
will be a candidates 10 succeed President
Roosevelt, but il is generally understood
among his friends in Washington that
at a later date ho will formally announce
hs candidacy and that if the primary
election ia called in Ohio he will enter
into the eight to secure the Endorsement
of his own Slate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-27
Hnrrnrs Of FnmIne.

Nankin, China, March 81 A mes
sage from Husi-An telling Of the eating
in The street of a child accidentally kill
ed in one of the interior villages well
illustrates the state to which the famine
suGerers in the Kiangsu district have
been reduced, and shows how cannibal'
ism Is really being practiced BY Chinese
who have no other food but human flesh.
A heavy cart passing through a street
ian over n child and killed it. The
body was hastily seized and carried
away. When the authorities investi'
eating sought the body they could not
find it, aud its parents could not point
out the grave. Later it was proved that
the body had been cut up and eaten.
Similar tales OF cannibalism are coming
in in increasing numbers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-27

WE sFE II stated "npou reliable
authority" that Mr. William w. Nixon,
OF LeCsbnrq, New Jersey, and Washing
ION, will be presented by the republican
party for congressional hOnors from thiP,
1he Eight district Well, lac must have
several other hailing ports before be
will represent this district in Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-27
New York STOCK Market.

New York, March q. II a. m.-The
brokers this morning we're swampad with
orders to buy OF the opening Of the market
and the large gains were generally unex-
pected. The result was initial gains rang.
ing from to points al through the list,
and further advances in the early trading
ranging from fractions ito points. AT the
end Of The first hour prices Of many import
ant stocks were at the highest range of the
morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-27
Rnilrnnd CnmnanX Indicted.

New York. March 27.-Three indictments
we're returned sgainst the New York Central
Railroad and its officers today as a result Of
The wreck Of the Brewster Express, near
Woodland, on the night Of February l6 in
which twenty.four persons were killed. The
Indictments charge manslanghter in the sec.
ond degree. The indicted officials are Vice
President Albert S. Smith and General
Superintendent Ira A. Mccormick. The
third indictment is against The railroad as A
nFuornfiou
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-27

oninion Of the Tinted States and Mex
leo the present war in Central Amer
lea is causeless. An early morning con-
ference vas held today at the Mexican
Embassy here between Senior Creel, the
Mexican Ambassador, aud Senior CoreS,
the Niearaguan minister. The pos
pect for a termination OF the war wss
the subject under discussion. That
Mexico and the United States are acting
ia accord 10 their peaceful endeayors to
stop the war, has been made perfectly
clear 10 Nicaragua and also, il is be-
lieved, 10 the diplomatic Iepresentativ es
Of Honduras, Costa Rica, Guatemala
and Salvador.
Andrew Carnegie was the guest Of
honor at n luncheon given today by
President Roosevelt. The other guests
were Vice President Fairbanks, Secre-
tary Root, Assistant Secretary Bacon
and former Ambassador Mccormick.
Andrew Carnegie voiced warning to
the railroads today. al absolutely en-
dorse the Presidents attitude towards
tho railroads." said he. "He is the
best friend they have and they ought TO
realize it. The railroads had better
stand with him. II they do not accept
his modern measures, they may be COO.
lrouted with a man in the White House
who will approach the questions Of the
railroads from an entirely different stand-
point. regard the Presidents inha'
ence in relation to the railroads as
wholesome and conservative.
Washington has new drink. 1t is
the Brainstorm cocktail. Here is the
way TO make it. Take very tall glass,
Pittsburg glass preferred. Chop a lot
of ice very carefully. Place ice in
glass and then let il thaw.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-27
--
The Tnnch That Heals

Is the touch Of Bucklenb Arniea salve. It's
the happiest combination Of Arnica towers
and healing balsams ever compounded. No
MISTER how old the sore an ulcer IA, this sslve
will cure It. For bnTps. scaIds. cuts, wounds,
or piles, lie an absolute cure. Guaranteed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-27
POstomce Robbed.

SOmers, Conn, narch 27-1he postofiice
here in the store Of the ler.Bugbee Com
p6ny was entered by burglars early today
who blew open the safe and took about $3.50
in stamps and money and about $4,000 worth
Of prOmissory notes. At Someryille, about
Two miles away, the robbers were tired upon
by constable. 1t is thought they were in.
iured. but they escaped. A possee is out
lnnking fOr them today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-27

"Preventics" will promptly check cold
or the Grippe when taken early or al the
"sree2e stage" Preventicsscure seated colds
o. well. Preyeniics ara little candy cold
will gladly nail you samples and book on
colds free, II you will write him. The cam
pies Prove hslr rsrit. Check early Coda
With pre7enhca and stop Pneumonia. Sold
In e and 25c boxes lby Z. g. Lesdbester &
Sons, druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-27
Dropped Dead on witness stand.

Montgomery, Ala, March T.-Be-
coming so excited that 1t was with Diff
liculty be could testify against the man
on trial for betraying his daughter under
promise of marriage, Rev. L. Il.
Gardner, a prominent clergyman OF this
city, dropped dead on the witness stand
today. His death put q stop to the
court proceedings for the day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-27
The board chen adiourned.

The Alasks Packers Association are about
to Introduce the Argo Red Salmon In thu
marker. They are The largest Salmon can.
ners in the world. employing an army Of
800 men, with feet Of over sixty vessels,
and the Argo is the choicest Bed Salmon
packed. II Is caught in the icy waters OF
Behring See. TIE 6esh IL very firm. OF q
beautiful red color and delicious favor. 1t
sells at Is cents Gao, which Is much below
the price that good qualities of-salmon have
aold for In the past.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-27

Stuart T. Bradburn, who attempted
suiclde whlle on railway train in Dan.
vile. on Monday, Is expected TO re-
cover,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-27

The Market.
asc-Fs6w1. March. T.-Whsss 75a7s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
Srnns Nocific.Gnit It.

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0oHncrltag - Z lt6r Nbcn65: nod)
Sopnn, Goreo, China luiO ocn Bbi,
lippincn, pio Seattle. 10 llm MODS.
nodl &upan, Goreo, Gbinn uno oen
NbiGippincn, pin Sou 6ron5iaco.
GrcitN - { ll6r 9lbcuoS; uod So
polL Gorca, Gbinn ul0 Sen E9iIip-
pincn, pto Scnttle.
Die Eoit noN Ncu- Scelon6, 9fnitro-
licn, NcusGalcoonielL Gnmpa, So.
mali un0 Ncn 6iii-Snicln. ria Son
6rnn3i0co, idlicbt bier tGqliA bis
8ltm 13, &onnor 1907 nm I llbr
Nbcno9.
Gle Grams Eacific.Goit miro 10
nod ocm }lb8oitgsbuicn obacionot
mto oie Belt ser SdlicbunQ lit 10 ar.
ran9irt, Oab lie 6ci unltntcrbrohcncm
llcbcrIon0trdl@port rcdlt}Citig cit.
triiit.
e. Sat- Sorri5 5,
Goitmciitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
Sricibcf0rScrnno uadD bcm N~nSlanoc.

0ie ouSlGnOiihe Eoit iiir sic nit
Oem >. Sunltnr 1907 enOenoe 8ode
ihIieBt, in alien 61Ier piinttlid, inn
@ulipt Eoitnmt. mic folQt;
Die Eoit lit tI9Iid) bon 8
llhr Nnrmittn0a bis 5 llbr I6cno3
oiieu, uliagcnommcn Somtag.
Gle Yadct- EoIt nad Geuti1lano
idIieBt nm 10 llbr &ormittngS am =.
mo 4. Samlar 1907; noh @roBbris
tunnicn mo SrInno Iicnitogs uno
Srcitags I'M 5 llbr Nbcnos.
0anpicr iabren pon Hcm. Dorf ab,
3pcnn niht ntOerS unNcNebcn.
SranS Ntlanti dl c y 0 it.
Sreitag - Z ll6r Nben0s: nad)
europa per 9ompfer st. Saul" pia
Ylpmputb uno Gbcrbour9; nah ben
A5orcn- Snieln per 0pi. nGeoric."
BoIt mad 2 Ii 5. II. Gentral-
Imerifa, % e its nbien etc.
Gonneritog - 10 llbr Mbcnos:
nnd Sopti per Gonlpier nFrins @il-
lem ser %ierte;;" nnd) Central = Nmc-
rita. Colombia, ser &analSone uno
SGfcn an ser SiiosEacificfiiite per
Camper pio Colon.
Sreitag - I llbr N6enbs: nod
@~arbaooS. Guiana luno 9toro 9roii.
lien per Iampier .Gametenie." 10
llbr NbenoS: nod Torto Hico, Gu-
rocao uno &~ene5uela per Gampier
Caracas" nod) Yorto Hico per
0ampfer nYoncc." pia Tonce; mad
@roiilien per Sonpier y9prcn;"
nod ben 2ccpur0. uno @inowaro.
Snicln ltno Guiana" per 0ampier
.&orono;;" nnd) Mcro 9rniilien per
Gampier o8opn5;;" noh Samaicn,
Banana. ser Sanal5one uno Golom-
biu per Gampier Bogus"
Die Yoit nad) Neuiunolano, bio
Nor0.S ponep, mo md 0fiQliclon,
pio Bolton, ihliebt bier tGalif Tim 3
llbr NadmittogS; noh Guba, pio
Tampa; tGgIid nm I llbr Nahmit-
tags; na6 Gotta Hico, @onouras
(SitfiiIte), Nicarogun (Oitfiiite) unh
@uatamolo, piu Nelp.S Orleans. tGglid,
un 10 llbr Nbenbs; nod) ser Stobt
Merico tGgIif Inn = llbr Nafmittogs
uno 10 lthr abenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

Scr Site uno Sittlidfcit por cinem
geroOe5u reoftionGrcn Gonicrputis.
mus eriiiat lit. go limo ollh bic
Sitter pom oSoicnbonoor0cn" &C.
trcuc Sie0cIbcuobrer uroltcr sc
brdlldc. 9icicr Gage 6ottc ser Or
0cn cir fcicrlidJca &opitel ollgcicbt.
Gr pcrIitf 6lrrdyuuS prp0ronmlgc=
ntUG inter @%Cobod)tun0 uuer ser
cbrlpiirOigcr lttO pr06tigcn Gere-
ntonicn, Die sic StifturgslrfunOc
0iCicS bod)iten ollcr britiideu SrOcrl
bcItinnnt. IS lit iibcr 80 Sabre fer,
lett boa Iebtc 3opitcl ocS Soienbnno.
OrocnA in @inoior obqcboItcn MIR
&c. 0cun icitOcnl &0niQin Giftorid
inn Sabre 1855 Dem 96nig Gittor
emanuel pcrionIid) sen Srbcn iibcrr
rcid)tc, ijn0 sic 6cicru inrmcr inter
IoiiCn morbcn. &lr5 uorbcr bate
iibriQcn@ sic G6uiniu outd) 0cm &oi-
Ter 9topolcon uno porocm bcn SO.
Mig 2ouiS @bilipp hcn Gr0cn iibcr.
0cbcn. Ser Ebroniool mar iiir bic
GcrCn1onie bcion0Cr& bergCrid}tCt
mor0cn, CT nor nit bloltcmS nnmlct
otaHci6IoNcn u1o an OCm cilcn Glt.
sc oC9 SoolCS ltonO Der nit &rU-
itoQclt uno N%mctbiltcn bcid)la9cnc
lbroL Der cincuI oltcn &Gntgc
0c66rtc. Nlti 0icicm Shron nobnt
ser a0nig in Gr0cn2flciOern Flob,
nd6rCno ncbcr linn &0niain NIcron-
sra ul9 cin5iNc Game 0cS GREENS"
ebcnio1S IN 0rn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mGuocrn ioG. Ger Erin5 bon @oiCa
un0 ser Scrjo0 pom Gonnou0bt iton-
ser reben OCm I6ron, @IQr anne.
icn6cn HittCr o6cr Iton0cn al Dem
lollNcn Orocn2tiid). Nui 8cicbl 0C0
Soupcrdn3 mllrOr ser &0niA Don
Norluegcu ourdl sen 8cr5oN Dor
%Gonnouabt mo oen Nrin3cn bon
@oICN bcrcingciiibrt, lpGbrcnO Die
Iniignicn Oc5 Sr6Cns Dor inn be-
QctroQcn murOcn. Gicic murbcn
BON 0cn &0niN init Siilic 0c@ Grin-
}Cn bon @uIc% 0cm ncltcn Sitter
pcri0uIid onNclcQt. Nod) Scr 6cicr
fono Elm 0onfctt itott. 5t mcldcm
inter 9(noucu oltd 6ic Wiiniitcr &c
looelr lunrocn morcn. 2llld) sic 6rou
So6n @urra NOR nit elmer GinIos
oung bccbrt mor0ert, lie crIdJicn obcr
niht. Gn icincr Rc0c bctontc &oniN
GOuoro Oo3 gro6c &lItCrciic, mcld)cS
GnQlono itct& an Norlpcgcn gcuonr
men h0be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
@ciltcSocitGrtcr icncrt alf @Onucr
uclrS e Sudltcr.

2uportc. &nO., ,. &onltar. -
Gruu Sarrp &. @arnlon. Satin cinc2
9c6rcrS an Ser Elrroue . llnipcrlitat
un0 cine lodtcr Oca @nuucrucurs 5.
1ronf SnnIu, beionocn iif 6cllte in
elmer &qltihc AMI Dem Ncimpcgc uolt
Scr @o6mnl oca Nrn. 9toab Oar
nan, 8ater9 Ocs @roieiior5 8arnt0n,
no lie sen Nclliubr9tag uerhr0ht Bat
ten, un0 iuhrcn geroOc an ser @oG'
mng Oe5 10 iGbrigen Wiliam Soc
porbei, olS 0ieier nit cincm SArot'
gcmc9r oui lie i%ciertc. 6rau @nr
man iomobl. mic ibr @otte nlroen
pom me6rcrcn Sd)rotforncrn 9etrof.
icn, iloeiicu OurAorongen oieielben
ibre Oiden aleiocr mo llebcrpilrie
nidt. Yroiciior @armau IeBtc lcinc
Sobrt mad, Sainpcttc tort, nofoem er
sic Sofolpoli5ci iibcr Sen SorIaQ be
nodrid)tigt bate. IS pcrIoutet, Oob
Goes GicrOr 9eitcrn Ourd, etlid)e Don
Eroiciior @urmot un0 icinen Goter
oui ser Saicningo obHeiellcrtc Sd)itIic
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