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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-14
Monday, Feb. IL.

Right Rev. A. X Sagen, bishop of
the Norwegian Lutheran synod for
the district including the United
States east OF the Mississippi river. is
dead at La Crosse, Wis.
The striking boot and shoe workers
at Eougeres. France. have agreed to
resume work. twenty-five OF the fac
tories affected by the strike have
agreed to slight increase in wages.
The heart of New York's Chinatown
was officially wiped out at meeting
OF the board of estimate, when new
park was authorized. 1t is on the
block bounded by the Rowery, Doyers
Pell and Mott streets.
Lady Cook Of England, formerly
Miss Tennessee Claflin. had an audi.
ence with President Roosevelt max
ing plea to the president for his sup
port OF the movement to give suffrage
to women. She declined to say what
reply Mr.. Roosevelt had made to her
representations.
Tuesday, Feb. 12.
Frederick A. Busse. postmaster OF
Chicago, has declared himself a can
didate for the Republican nomination
for mayor.
At the annual meeting Of the Chi
cago Gas Light and Coke company
the corporation was consolidated with
the Ogden Gas company.
A dispatch received at st. Peters
burg from Teheran. Persia, says that
the revolutionary movement is spread
ing at Teheran, Shirazan. Tabriz and
Resht.
The Mississippi river at Natchez,
Miss, is four and half feet above
the danger line Refugees from the
lowlands are arriving there in large
numbers.
BY the collapse Of second story
floor In a schoolhouse at Woonsocket.
r. l., 200 persons were thrown to the
food below. twenty-five persons suf-
fered slight injuries.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-14
WORK OF CONGRESS-
Wednesday, Feb. 9.

House-Plan for fourteen-foot chan.
mel from Chicago to st. Louis and
the Gulf defeated by vote Of las to
4S. Seventy-two pages OF river and
harbor bill disposed OF at time OF ad-
journment.
senat---lndian appropriation bill
again the sole topic OF discussion and
but little progress was made
Thursday, Feb. 2.
senate-Indian appropriation bill re.
ceived rough handling. The amend
ments of the committee, and espe-
cially those suggested by the special
committee which went to the Indian
Territory last summer 10 investigate
conditions there, were nearly all re-
1ected on points OF order.
Aouse-River and harbor appropria-
tion bill, carrying $s3, 100000. com
pleted and passed Bill amending de-
natnred alcohol act also passed
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-14
Saturday. Feb. 9.

senate-Army appropriation bill and
memorial exercises for the late Rep.
resentatiye Marsh of Illinois occupied
practically The entire lay Discussion
OF the army appro! cation bill was
unusually interesting
House-Having BEN informed Of
the death of Representative John F.
Rixey of Virginia az adjournment was
taken shortly after convening.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-14
Friday, Eep. 8.

senate-lndian appropriation bill
passed after a weeks consideration.
Army appropriation bill then taken up
for discussion.
House-New high record In the pas.
sage of private pension bills made.
725 being disposed OF in an hour and
a half
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-14
DEED OF A TIE RRORlST
KILLS GOVERNOR OF PENzA AND
TWO POLICE OFFICERS AND
THEN su'a oes.

Penza Russia. Feb. s-S. A. Alex
androvslsy, governor of Penza. was
shot and killed by q Young man as he
was leaving the thcater In a desper-
ate attempt to escape the assassin
also killed the assistant chief of police
and policeman and wounded the
Manager of the theatcr. Before the
terrorist could lie captured he shot
himself and died shortly afterwards In
hospital. The assassin was not iden-
tilted. The bullets which he used in
his revolver were subsequently discov-
cred to he poisoned
TWELVE YEARS IN THE HOUSE.
Congressman Rixey Of Virginia Dead
at Washington.
Washington, Feb. 9-John Frank
lin Rixey of the Eighth Virginia dis
trict died shortly before a. m. at the
residence of his brother, Surgeon Cen
eral Rixey OF the navy, in this city,
his death being due to tuberculosis OF
the throat and lungs. Representative
Rixey has not been in his seat this
session. his malady beginning to as
sert itself after the close Of the last
session Of congress. He was second
in the list of minority members OF the
naval affairs committee. Mr.. Rixey
entered the house with the Fifty-f1fth
congress and has been continuously
member OF that body since that time.
He was born in 1854
The house adjourned Immediately
upon receiving notice OF the death OF
Mr. Rixey.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-14
Monday, Fe 5. ~.

senate-Army bill passed. An
amendment permitting officers and
men to accept reduced rates from rail
roads was defeated; IS was also an
other increasing by % per cent the
pay OF officers and listed men.
House-Day desotll almost ex-
clusivcly TO District g Columbia bust
ness
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-14

D.strust is the mother Of secunky.-
II Fontaine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
CALLED MAN TO DOOR
AND SHOT HIM DOWN

BUFFALO, N. Y, March 1.-Two un-
known men called at Alexander Young's
halfway house. in Ebeneezer, early to-
day, and when the proprietor came to
him with a revolver. One of tho shots
took effect In Young's side and he sank
to the floor. The men ran away 4. the
darkness.
police are working on the case. M.
Young, II Is said. was alive this morn
Ing, but all communication with the
house by telephone is cut Off and the
police have taken charge Of the premises
One of the women In the house, be-
leved to he Mrs. Young. is unconscious
from the shock she suffered
This Is the second attempt that has
been made on the. life of Mr. Young
within u year. No details OF the affair
hslYo been given out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
AMERICAN ARTIST
COMMITS SUICIDE

PARIS, March 7,--Nrs. Natalie Dole
Latham, who was q Miss Lockwood.
committed suicide to-day by shooting,
Mrs. Latham was an American. and
was known here and In New York as
a portrait-painter.
Mrs. Latham killed herself In her
apartment in the Rue Viete. She fired
one shot from tive-chambered re-
volver into the region of the heart.
which caused instant death.
A person, whose name tho authorl-
ties VIII not diYulge, and who, it is
believed. had been, sitting for a por-
trait by Mrs. Latham, had iust left
The studio when the shot was fired. This
person heard the shot from the stairs
and returned at once to the apartment
accompanied by the janitor of the
building and a policeman Mrs. Latham
was found fully dressed, lying across
bed, She was dead, a small stream
or blood was issuing from her breast
Upon y desk near at hand was n shnrt
note which said; II do not aucuss nmy
one Of my trouble take nv life
voluntarily, ! desire to be crenated'
Inform my father and friends,
Mrs, Latham had llyed for nearly two
Years In Parl.And was Well known / In in
society, where lier musical and artistic
Glents We're greatly appreciated,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
DEL MAS DECIDES
TO REST CASE
Takes Jerome By Surprise When Decision Is Announced
Mrs Thaws Story Was Clmax-Prisoner and His
Counsel Fearful Regarding Lunacy Commission.

NEW YORK, March T.-There was
another quick turn of the cards In the
trial of Harry X. Thaw late to- day,
when the defense announced that 1t
had concluded to rest it's case.
1t was nearly o'clock when Dolphin
M. Delmas, chief of the Thaw coun-
sci, called District Attorney Jerome
on the telephone and made the an
nouncement.
The district attorney was perhaps
the most surprised man in New York.
for 1T had been understood that when
Justice Fitzgerald resumed the bench
Friday morning at 1890. the ThaW
ATTORNEYS would call one or two alien
lists.
Court will assemble tomorrow, as
planned, but what will be done is a
question much discussed tonight. Mr..
Delmas will make the simple announce
ment. "The defense rests"
1t will then be the duty of the dis.
trlct attorney to take up the rebuttal
but it was generally rumored Tonight
that after brief session adjourn
ment will be asked and granted until
Monday. that Mr.. Jerome may mature
his plans.
The sudden decision of the defense
came after conference of Thaw's
lawyers in Mr.. Delmas's office late this
afternoon.
Jerome May Ask Adjournment.
Mr.. Jerome's move in i, 10 mornin.;
Is awaited with much interest. The
general suppositon is. however. that
adjournment will be taken. 1t was
understood tonight that the defense
viii attempt to conclude its cross
examination speedily, dealire very
briefly with the alienists. How long
Mr.. Jerome will take on robutta Is
another question of Importance, The
case may close with this rebuttal. al
l though the defense has chance for
surrebuttal.
On good authority it was said that
Delnas would sum up for Thaw. This,
too has been q question under dis
cusslon.
Tt was an evening OF activity in the
district attorneys Office, Assistant
District Attorney Mott was called in
for the first time since the opening of
the trial, and with his chief and AS
sistant District Attorney Garvan, cN-
amined witnesses and went over the
law authorities until a late hour.
Mrs, Thaw's Evidence the Climax
The close of the defense was with
the Testimony OF Mrs William M,
Thaw, mother of the defendant, and 1t
was said that at to-day's conference
IT was decided that no better climax
could have been reached by the de-
Tense.
Several of Thnw's attorneys visited
him in the Tombs to-day, and he was
notified of their decision, and con-
eurred,
The question of a lunacy commission,
looms prominently still. Mr,.rerome may
ask for the appointment Of such n
commission at any time, and this may
halt proceedings, Thaws lawyers and
the defendant himself, 1t Is said, have
more fear OF a suspension or the trial
In favor of n commission than ver-
dict by the present jury, The defense
lis prepared to fight such an appoint
ment. however, Mrs, Harry Thaw Wis
ited her husband early to-day and re-
,pained a long while She seemed
bright and cheerful
Mrs. William Thaw and her daugh-
ters. the Countess OF Yarmouth and
/ d.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
WALL Street IS
LOOk|NG Blue
Stocks Closed Yesterday Way
Down Below the Closing
Prices Of Wednesday.
READING LED THE SLUMP

57
& NEW YORK, March 1.-THE excite
ment In financial circles. caused by tho
heavy buying in Reading yesterday. said
10 De Tor control Of the property. died
out to-day. and the stock market re-
suned It's generally weak tone. No ex.
pianaton of the Reading Incident was
obtainable officially to-day, but the de-
mails OF Hartman interests, tina. thev
were IN no way concerned, were gene
rally accepted in Wall Street and
SPECTATORS We're more inclined to the
opinion that the heavy buying was for
the account of II. C. Frick. 1t has been
reported for some time that Mr., Fricl,
sold out considerable portion of his
holdings around $50. and 1t was held to
be natural that he should take back his
stock at the low prices of the past
Week II was noticed also that 1875
seemed to be the price limit at which
the heavy purchases were made yester-
day. and this fact was used as an argu
ment against the reports that stock was
being taken for control. In the contest
for Northern Pacific the shares were
bought practically without regard to the
price. Reading opened to-day at 122, or
1-2 points lower than last night the
highest was 124 3-s; the lowest 11S ga,
and tho last sale was made at 11a. The
sales were 23l,90O shares. Yesterday
73G,SO0 shares changed hands.
The closing tone of the market was
very weak with tho more active shares,
showing the following declines from YES.
terday's last prices. Reading, 5 3-s;
Louisville and Nashville, 5; Union Pa
citic, l SIS; st, Paul. ! SIS; Great North
ern preferred. 2; Chesapeake and Ohio,
3 Ia, and New York Central, IA,
There was none of the exciting trading
of yesterday during to-day's session,
The total sales for the day were 1,4O0-
700 shares, against more than 1000, 900
yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08

HAS EVEN CHANCE FOR LIFE.

WASHINGTON, March 7.--Archie
Roosevelt, the Presidents third son,
who has been suffering from diphthe-
ria since last Friday, had turn for
the worse to-day. and tonight,
though he has rallied somewhat, his
condition is serious. DR.. Alexander
Lambert. of New York. in response to
a telegram from President Roosevelt,
arrived in Washington at Q o'clock to-
night and has taken charge of the case
Drs. Rlxey, Kennedy and Braistcd
We're holding consultation when DR..
Lambert arrived at the White House.
Just previous to his coming further
antitoxlne was injected into the pa
tient. The President. Mrs. Roosevelt
asrl Miss Ethel Roosevelt had been at
Arnhie's bedside for several hours.
Drs Braisted and Pryor left the
White House at 9:Sb. They stated
that Il Archies vitality holds out
through the, night there is an even
chance for his recovery,
At II o'clock tonight 1T was an
nounccd that Drs, Lambert and Ken
nedy would spend the night at Ar
chies bedside.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
JEROME WILL TRY
CASE ON ITS MERITS
Will Not Ask for Lunacy Com
mission to Pass on Thaw's
Sanity

NEW YoRJS, March 7.--The decision
or Harry Thaw's lawyers to Close
aneir nv ,,,arn case t9t.morrow without calling
the more than 1t did District ATTORNEY ito ns.y
Jerome.
! will not be able to tell what action
! will take Tomorrow" hc said, "unIti.
/ hear in open court the word that TIC
defence has finished will not be- s,,le
of ANYTHING until l hear the statenent
In open court"
will you go to the jury with the
ease or VIII ~ you ask for commission
son the evidence as 1t now stands
the district attorney. "if there ls
notblns between society aud any one
who wishes to attack 1t hut u 'brain
storm, we had better 80 buck to the
days of the frontier and every nnu
take out u pistol permit"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
.RYANS TO BE BURIED
IN CATHEDRAL HERE

. .
Mayor Mccarthy yesterday afternoon
signed an ordinance permitting the burial
Of tho family OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
=, Ryan and the bishops OF the Catholic
Diocese Of Richmond In the vaults In the
crypt Of the Cathedral of the Sacred
Heart, Permission is granted subject to
the provision that not more than lifty
bodies shall be placed IN the vaults,
regulations prescribed by the Board OF
uealth,
Particular interest attaches to this
ordinance In that 1t indicates decision
of Mir. and Mrs. Ryan clearly showing
that while shcy live elsewhere. they re-
gard Virginia, and more particularly
Richmond, as their home, and wish their
last resting PLACE to be here and In the
great church erected through their
munihcence, The first announcement OF
This decision was made BY ths paper
more than two years ago, and notwitll-
standing many denlals now turns out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
FATHER ASKS JURY TO
kCQU|T SONS SLAYER

NEW YUKk, March 7.--Adam HroWn
was eXonerated to-day by the coroners
jury that Investigated the death OF John
"A. Mason. who died as a result OF a blow
received while boxing With Brown at st,
bartholomew Athletic Club-rooms on the
night of February 1st
One of the witnesses at the inquest was
Richard +. Mason, father OF the dead
boy. He addressed the coroner's Jury,
saying that be was present at the bout
and MAS satisfied that the blow that
The, father asked the jury to return d
ycrdcr to that effect.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
FREIGHT TRAIN
KILLS WORkMEN
Four Greeks Employed on Tide
water Road Crushed to
Death,

ROANOKE. VA, March -Four
Greeks employed on the Tidewater
Railroad construction work. were to-
day struck by Norfolk and Western
freight train near Roanoke. and killed,
The dead.
Marcus Lasouler, Danayetes Cartel-
anov. Demerte Asemus, Dageler
>Stoneon,
The men stepped from one track onto
another directly In front of an on
coming train.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
COUSIN OF THAW
INJURED BY WAGON
Driver Ran Over the Woman.
Crowd, Excited, Talked
Of Lvnching,

HOT SPRINGS, ARK, March 7.--Mrs.
r, Fl. Thaw. Of Sistersville. Va. second
cousin. OF Harry K. Thaw, was run over
last nisGt on Central Avenue by wagon
Trlsen n,r py man named Snyder. Mrs.
an extremely serious condition, - -
After the occurrence there was great
excitement, among the people who had
witnessed y,1l It. They believed that the ae-
driver. and his attempt to escape lne in.
censed them more. There was much
talk of a lynchlng.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08

Mrs. Carnegie. also visited Thaw dur
ing the afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
..Not Guilty" Saws Schrnitz.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. March r.,
MAYOR schmita appeared before Judge
Dunno to-day and pleaded not guilty Il
the charge of extortlon, preferred against
him by the grand jury, by agreement
next Monday was set for the trial,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
School Closes.

WASHINGTON, d. G.. March 7.--
The Friends Select School. which Ar
ohie Roosevelt had been attending be-
fore his Illness, was closed to-day on
account of another publ having con-
tracted diphthera.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-08
Still in Serious Condition.

WASHINGTON. d. G., March TAT
1880 a. NJ. word from DR., Lambert from
the sick boys bedside Is that he Is
been no change.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-22
@n gpb Snmjtratiuu.

gn gammel S%inansmo,1o fortalte
fslgenoe lille @iitorie lom en- SsSll11,
itration til Sen Situation, @aIl
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/ Sen ftnancielle @eroen: Gn Man1
fra en- al Sc norolige @rpn6ieitater
rejite in6 / Canada for at fonge Ell
Mfano> Ser bapoe forfeit Jig in1of
boln> met1 foriemte at gipe Sc cana:
bite M1,thoritetcr M%eooelelie ON iii
GorebapcnEc. Set parebe fife lun:
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pet og mootte teleerafere bjem efte1
Yel,ge lpr at fomme u6 al &11ibel1
8uo famine Moo6e er set gooet @uIl
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telegrofere til Iinonsminiitcren ON
9ielp for at fon1nle 1to al @11ibcr1
San brogte @ielpen oe11ne Gang
men set er life iagt, at ban bil ltoo
til Sieneite, bbis Sc prpper Sc a1,11,
tier Gil Gang til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-22


gsaaaneoer mango iIipper et1ooe
n1e6 1togle faa uger-faar bdn An-
leoninJ til at onitille SammenIig-
Ringer meIlem set ganrIe, ban bar
lart, % BET tpe, bun Ter praftiieret,
BET gier bam iaa meget mere br1,g-
bar % filter, 11oar ban fommer til
at itoa ielDitR1toig. Og bpa6 2ptt-
nin4en al1goor pil l1ortgen Mejeribe-
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til balp 5~l,ltefe0e, gigre itore Zine,
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gipes pirfeltge 6pgtige Meierimeno
Der i 2a1,oet. uHolitifen" bebbper
lite at befpmre fig for oe 6anife Mec-
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at bGpoe 5%ttllinget Iiee ioa 9oot
/ 6rerntioen lom / 6orti6en, og ser
er MabS til aoifillige llere 6Dgtige
8agfolf cub Dem, ser ollerebe ct
beropre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-22
@rma al @beefs.

Fl.6lifum fff1l6e oplnres / 8ru=
gen al @bects og SoroeIen pe6 al
oobne perfonlige @onffonti> poo
builfc ser fan uoltcoes- @becfs,
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gen @runo til, at 6enn, ser orbeioer
for Son eller Saler, life ifuI6e be=
tales me6 @becfs, 6eponere 6isie
@becfs / en- @anf og anbile poo oert=
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1ommeligbe6 og poo ian1nte Gio eig=
re 6en itore 8efolfning befien6t meo
be iimple Brincipper for 8onfforret-
ming, / bbert 8ol6 Sc oller fgrlte
@run6ietntnger. Set pil6e Iette It's
pefslingen at 8enge, fremme @irfn-
1otionen og 11obtoe ct iunot &rebit=
lpltem> @runolaget for al 6orret-
ming. M bette fan labe Jig giyre
reo Goroel for 9a,1oet og me6 Nro=
fit for 8anfer1e er ser ingen Snipl
ON, og set bil6e bore en- go6 Sing,
ON 81tblifum / lin Selbeo fu11oe b1i=
be fortrolig meo Eanfen og 6e11s
n6fprelie / Hroflis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-22

aanoioatl men bette Ell lite aa me-
get foroi gefoIffirge,1 5poen III
Tier bam om 2anbets Brpiioent,
iom for6i ser ingen at1oen Ell at
iter1me pan.
Set, Der ganife iarIig @rao be-
ifqftiger 5goitatsz8 efolfningens
Sanfer, er 8robibitionsiagen. Sn<
tet moet Spgrgsmaal tontmer til
,termelieSpis op til bette. S 6e111e
Sag er Der intet @ortifiel, ioet man
! begge Sc gam1e 8artier bar lat en-
uNlanfe1 mo / 8lotforme1, iom
~forlonaer Spirituolu-grafifens 9p-
bqpelie;; roget iarligt &robibitions-
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Men er ben o%en@fratiife SSper /
.Gn6en figInet betn1eItat 1nmntenIid=
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fonerre bar giort iterre Srenifri0t
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man Ser fife ct begejitret for Me0=
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nemf6res, mes mtnore Sernbm1erne
far 2op til at opfrppe Ell rtmelig
Nasl agertafit. @poitaternes Solo
ming oberfor Mattonalpolttifen og Sc
MRno, ser lfal reprel entere sen, er
faoleoes temmelig uiiffer e1101111, og
man lnener, at bpis 8rpan beo i'm
@rflering ON, at ian er btllig til
at laoe Jig 11olminere, bar giort &eg-
ming poo iterf 5t6tte fra Spoen,
iaa fan ban let bape giort @egnine
l16en 89rt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-22
Sen ralfe nngoom.

5toten SHaboma er niger, ltno=
tagelie fra 6en almin6elige @egeI,
at aaar Sfole6rengen ilipper lgs
Of optages / De @ofsnes 2og, er ban
tilbeielig til at bile fin nperbperbeoe
Manooom beo Ell ufleoelig @oifbeo,
iGrltg oberfor alt, bba6 ser bi6til
bar bolbt bans ~noturlige l1ben6ig-
beb Ssmme. Set er i Sen &etning
ret belerenoe at l9le Sci, Sale, sen
nDe Stats npe @nper11gr, &olfell,
bor: bolot pe6 lin EMANCIPATION. S
oenne ilaor ban lpitigt lbs til @pire
% til 8enitre. Jsrit reffer ban
Sl1nge as 6en Mano, ser itoar
Spio1en for 6en politiife 5fole, lom
Sflaboma Dor maattet gjennemgoo
JONI ollie an6re Statslamfuno -
Yrn1 toentel1. @pao er ser at taffe
hom for, eller bbao er ser at taffe
Mominiltrationen / set bele fpr, ippr=
ger SEN nDbagte @upernpr. Set
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