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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
Do People Turn Away?
You Can BE Instantly Freed from THO
y Humlllnt ton oftKnoWing that Others
Detect Bad Odors on Your Breath,
rising from Indigestion, ,smols-
Ing, Drinking ana EutIDg.
Trial Package 70 Prove Il Semi rrc. a.

Trial Package to Prove IL Sent Free. 4
Breath perfumes do not strike Al
the odoi for Il time. But charcoaI&kilIg
the gas that causes the odor. purliiea
the food lying iniYour stomach and In
testines facilitates the process Of ali.
gestton. acts as q mild laxative, gives
tone to the system:Sin short, gives you
q clean Bill Of health. And al the chars
You can &c In n box of Stuartts Char.
coal I.o2enges:4prlce. Csc. ,ag
Ef The uses of charcoal are many. In
art and 5elcctricitySit Is constan t! Unused,
but II is sespe valuable Nv here alb
solute purity Of product is required,
AS an absorbent and disnfectant II
has nc equal That Is why yoll within
Stuart's Charcoal Ilozenges arc made
from pure willow charcoal with d
slight mixture of honey to render them
palatable. They wlltllter your blood
for you. destroy every PARTICLE OF poi-
son aud ,tmpurity absorb all riae gas
n39yoprs stomacll, give you q sweet.
awkward feelirg youare 6ouns ' - lava .its
when YOU detsc by the expression &c
5otheI. people that they smell your bad
breath. Many Who are fond OF onions
avoid eating them because Oh rhe@Gdor
they leave. One of Stuart'S Charcoal
Lozenges Immediately kills this, how
ever, The strle, applies to smoking.
drinking. or chewing. 5tsss
We are so convinced that you will
find these lo2epge indlsp saloles after
once using them, that we vii | send you
a ample pac Il aEe ny maj |, free, y you
WILL send yonr name and address to-day
to n, a, STUART CO.., zoo Stuart DldXu
MARSHALL Mtsh. e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
ROTH GAINED.
Nan and wife Fa,tcn on crape-Nuts

va" ""' WIG thttcn on Grape-Nuts.
The notion that meat is necessary for
real strength and the foundation OF
aol'd flesh Is now no longer as preva-
lenhas Formerly
Excessive meat eaters are .Itsuall,.
sluggish n part Of the time because
they are not able TO fully digest their
food, and the undigested portion is
changed into what Is practically a kind
OF poison that acts upon the blood am,
nerves, thus getting all through the
SYSTEM.
II was Il henvy meat enter" writes
an Ills. man. and UP to two years ago
was in very poor health, I suffered
with INDIGESTION so that I onlN weighed
% pounds.
,.Then heard about t'rape-Nuts and
decided 10 Try 1t. My wife laughed M
me at first, but when gained to la5
pounds and felt 80 fine, sho Thought
sno would cat Grape Nuts too.
Now she is fat and wcll aud has
gained 40 pounds. We never have In
digestion any more and seldom feel
the desire for meat A neiehbor OF
ours, w Years old. was troubled will
lnal%estlon for years, was n heavy
Neat eater, and now since he has been
eating Grapo-Nuts regularly. he saws
he Is well and never has Indigestion
\ could name a LOT OF persons who have
really been eueed of Indigestion by
changing from a heavy meat dict Il
GteperNuts There's a REASON,
Name given hy Postum Co. Battle
Creek Mich.
head the little hook, THE Road L
! WriiYille. IN gkgs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
BALLARD HOUSE
SOLD FOR TAXES
Famous HOSIERY, Where Prince
of Wales Was Entertained,
Brings S1a,5oo.

Under decree of the Chancery
Court the old Ballard Hotel proper
~. at the corner of Fourteenth ana
Franklin Streets, once the most fash
ionablc hostelry in the South Atlantic
States, was sold at public auction yes
gtcrday morning The property was
bought by Mr.. John a. Lancaster for
the Citizens Relief Association. the
financial arm of the Associated Chart.
ties of the city. for $4,000. The build
ing VII continue 70 ~ DC asdd as ane
ing rooms assigned to the work of the
Baptist Central Seighborhood House.
the white tuberculosis dispensary of
the City Board of Health, and various
ISOLATED Charities. which VIII continue
to use a considerable part of the prop
crty.
Some portions of the building. in
Guiding some rear buildings ON the
ALLEY, will be rented for sufficient in-
come to carry the interest on the in-s
vestment.
The Ballard House was completed
IN 1851. the fancy iron work front
being he product of the Tredegar.
Company. Of this city. When built
the house was considered model of
the older Exchange Hotel, which stood
opposite, until the two were combined
under one management with bridge
between. 5ln41S5S, when the.Pflnce OF
Males, with distinguished suite of
English nobility, spent some days In
Richmond, he was given rooms on the
second floor of the Ballard House. the
chamber occupied by the present King
of England being the corner room
on the second floor. a room which was
at that time handsomely frescocd, and
which was 8ornamented with an clab-
crate chandelier. The Exchange and
Ballard Houses became less popular
with the decline of the &neighborhood.
and some years since the Exchange
was torn down and n&wholesale ware
house erected on the site. The Bal
lard has not been used for hotel pur-
poses for many years.
Its affairs have been for many
years in the courts, It's owners hnving
Life Insurance Company shortly after
failed In the seventies. leaving the
Ballard House as one 6f their Qrin-
cipal assets.
The present sale was to wind up the
affairs of that company. and to set.
tic With the city and state Tor " ca u:
of back taxes, which the trustees OF
the defunct insurance company nave
been unablestO pay. s ,
A considerable gathering attended
the sale, and While the price was &C u
sidered a fair one for the mel gaho 9
lhood,5Sit was generally said tha nat q y
| the purposes of the AssOciated! .S.harl-
ties and their possible industrlali de-
I.velopment, the plant twas al 81 cal q g,
and could not be duplicated mt many
times the cost.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
nd legislative Duties.

. + + = g. q : 4f 9 u
ell. though 1t would hardly do so in
'lhn face of u majority request from
that body to let conditions remnin as
they are at present.
All Work to Hoard OF Control.
should the Board OF Control be cree
3ated, as suggested. It would take over
all The work now being performed by
Council committees, meetings being
ihsd daily TO Lass upon every question
affecting tl,e city government In this
way II is. shown that the work would
be more rapid, more public satisfaction
given, aud less politics In tho consid-
CITATION OF a thousand and one matters
whlch are controlled more or less by
politics toSaus. In Nashville, Mem
pills. Dallas and Galveston, where
Foards OF Control exist there is no
Guy Council. In .Sirginln. however,
tile Constitution requires that there
shan be two branches, although; there
As M constitutional provision which
would prohibit the establishment of a.
bui,rd
Plan ln,.0rsed by Mayor. 5tF
III his last message Mayor Mccarthy,
wlo knows the charterS almost by
healt, recommended changes, reducing
the membership of the Joint assembly
to twenty-one, making that strictly q
legislative body, and the substitution
of u Board OF Control, the five mem
beers of which to ttqe elected BY the
people ut large ana who shall assume
iall the Work, duties, reslaorslb " tea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
Sat Down in Car LENDER

In an attempt to cross the track in front
of street car at Twenty-flfth and venabIs
Streets yesterday evening the little son of
Mr. william AGREE narrowly escaped being
run over Fortunately the rnotorman saw
the child, who is but five years old In time
and accident averted. The fender
touched the little fellows legs and he SAT-
down In 1t, apparently delighted at the
thought OF ride. He escaped without 1,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
JUDGE Witt ALONE
TO GRANT LICENSES
Must Determine Who Shall OPP
crate $50 Liquor Saloons in
Richmond.
TASK MAY Jay BE DIFFICULT
One Hundred Bars May Do
! Business for Three Months
Without Pay.
TASK MAY BE DIFFICULT

Since the passage of the Dabney
ordinance liquor dealers. and citizens;
as We'll. have been curious to know
just how licenses will be distributed:
among $50 applicants. when probably
$50 may apply. Mayor Mccarthy. who
must sign 1t within the next few
days, was giving it careful study yes
terday. and different views were en-
pressed as to the method OF granting
licenses. The entire responsibility,
however has been thrown by Council
upon the broad and able shoulders of
Judge Witt of the Hastings Court.
and before the first day of May he must
decide Il question which is of ALL
absorbing interest to several thousand
people.
Heretofore there was practically no
system. When the city regulations had
been complied with the applicant went
into the Hastings Court. where State
licenses We're granted. 10 limit being
fixed as to the number of saloons.
Under the DabneN law the maximum
number is $50.
Consideration was thrown into the
whskey camp yesterday by the state
ment that the first to come would be
the first served. although this idea was
by an eminent lawyer and
WHO lIldI w ~
alcne had TO do the picking. 1t Is
not pleasant duty, but Judge Witt
conditions better than any
citizen or official perhaps, and he will
cndeavor to grant licenses to dealers
whose reputation and character Is best
and whose saloons are less obnoxious
to the particular neighborhoods In
which they are located.
Some May Drop Ont.
With an increase in the license tax
from $3.50 TO $500 men who have stud
led conditions believe that large
number of dealers now operating will
drop out, inasmuch as they-awill be
unable to pay the higher figure. That
may be true. shown but after Feb
ruary ist a bar-room franchise Will be
Il valuable asset and 1T would not be
surprising TO find ESQ people applying
for that whichacan only be granted TO
$50. Therefore Judge Wits task will
not he pleasant.
II the Common Council concurs. the
100 dealers now in business who will
not be able to sell liquor after Feb
ruary LIST will be permitted to continue
until May ts- without the payment of
any tax whatever This gap between
the two dates had to be filed in some
way. although the resolution viii be
opposed in The lower branch on the
ground that as these 100 dealers are
to quit in May, they might attempt to
ge. rich by taking long chances with
the law. II there are any, however.
VINO undertake. that course the Police
department viii be put on their trail,
but hereafter the man with a license
will do MS best to protect it, for the
reason that he could not obtain an
other under five years should he be
convicted OF violation of Its provisions
Rumors of legal Attack.
certain disgruntied liquor men might
employ counsel to attack the Dabney
ordinance in the courts, but upon what
specific ground was not made clear.
TIE report, however, was denied.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
49, T---- ---'-------- lt
MORE MONEY FOR PAINT
AGt,y Home 10 Have New supply %
Hospital Beds.

Members Of the Council Committee
m Relief OF the Poor moi al The din
spine Yesterday and authorized The IN
pEnditure OF sl2G.6b more than was
aniginnllS Included 81 the specifica.
ssece Submitted Tor farnishinl the in.
Stitution with nthety hospital beds
tae bids for mattresses, however, be-
ing rejected.
DIS Hinchman and Woodson secured
teuye OF absence from December lGth
- I'D 70 attend ihc meeting OF tho
\ Medical Examining Boagd al l.gneh-
spfsre provided suitable substitutes are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
Call Sew Pastor

delegation from the Fifth Street Bap-
list Church tcolored) visited washington
yesterday to extend a formal call to the pas.
totate to Or. Walter H. Brooks, OF the Nine.
tenth Street Baptist Church fcolored) of
that city. one of the best known colorcd
preachers In this country. Rev. Brooks and
hi1 family are well known In Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
.lI.ectnrel,. ID .EinaIn[Lce..

%. III. Williams, Of San Francisco pro M;
inent member of the Indussriai WGrksTs O.
Fulton ats o'clock tonight upon nnsnclali
'lnatte,s, Those IN charge q the ,neetins
say that twill be an opportunity 10 learn
spmething about the present BflnnnclaS string
ellcy Mr.. Williams Will speak again on
iFr!day night at Concordia Hall. No. 40 East
hi Dad Street. when working men are spe-
c.n lly9 invited, va III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
JUSTICE JOHN DEFENDANT
Writ of Prohibition Argued before
Judge Grimm In CEnncerN Cnurf

The right of the Police Justiax to de-
eide as TO the title OF property was
involved in the application of "A ,yri,
Fol prohibition by j. Henry Martin
against Justice crutchfeId. which was
heard in the rhancery Court Jester
aaS. Martin WAS ordered TO show
cause betors tie Police Conri why h,
shouid not be fined for digging IN the
street His contention is that II was
not tile public fthoroughfare but his
own property. Judge Grinnan reser.-
ed his decision
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
TO MARK TYLER's GRAVE
Captain Lamb Has introduced Five
Bills In Congress- for a Monument.

Bills In Congress- fOr Monument.
In the House of Representatives on
December Cd, Congressman John Lamb
introduced a Joint resolution directing
that a suitable shaft be placed at the
grave Of John Tyler, former President
OF the United States, and that the sum
of $4,000 be appropriated for that pur-
pose. The resolution follows:
"Resolvcd, by the Senate and
House OF Representatives OF the
y United states of America In Con-
gresx AAsemblcd, That the Aum OF
$4,000 he AMI ix hereby npprO-
priatcd, out of my money In the
Treasury not otheryyisc nppr0-
priated, for the purpose of n,rkfng
the spot In HOLLYWOOD Cemetery, In
the city of JiichmOnd, Na., where
the remains of John Tyler, once an
h0nOrcd President 0f the United
states, lie hurled: which said sum
q shnli he expended under the direc-
ton of the Secretary of state, who
sIlnli have the management ana
control of the erection of said
shaft.
Captain Lamb says that a similar
resolution was offered in the Fiftieth,
Isifty second. Fifty-eighth and Fifty
ninth Congresses. and argued before
the Library Committee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
n, Peddlcr Arresset

navld Springer. a pedsller from New York,
3was arrested yesterday by Policeman TAFT.
charged with ned ling without q lleens,..
Springer was ignorant OF The law and pre-
station. house. IA prominent Richmond @citi-
zen interested himself In tho case and mar :
aged to procure bail for tho poor peddler
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
Kicked bx Horse.

Jim Pippin. OF No. 624 south Meadow
Street. sixtsen years old. was Kicked by n
horse yesterday while he was standing on
the curb. No bones We're broken, but a
fuur-inch cash was inflicted in one of ais
legs Dr. strole of the ambulance corps,
treated the boy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
For co,ored Poor

The Union Mission Board. coiored orr
sanizatlon. gave aHfree dinner yesterday and
fed N large number of decrept colored PEG
pie at Its rooms at st. James and Charity
Streets. a number, of white people are Inter.
e.!ed n the work of thie organlzation. which,
colored poor OF the city,. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
Indorse Funeral Reforln

It's reported that rho colored preachers ,f
the city have almost unanimously indorse,l
tbs position of the Rev. Lewis on funeral
reform among the colorcd people. Several
locking to the same result. as many promi-
mont colored people feel that a rcfortn ;llon:.
cessary expense ut funerals would be beneli.
rfH <
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
Must Keep Hall Doors Closed.

police yesterday, and the department. is anxi-
ou.. to notify all citizens TO keep their hall
doors closed The three overcoats reported
stclen yesterday were all taken from halls.
and could not have been stolen had the doois
t,rc IL (. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
Contrac, Lei for se.ninarr

Tie Res William Hunter. 81 wlliams-
huTg, WAS In the city yesterday. Mr.. Hun
tef, who Is the chairman OF me c,Ircn,inn Al
beard Of the Norfolk ireahytcry says that
me contract has been let for the erection
OF the Presnyterian Female Seminary In VII
Hainshtrs. and that the school wsll be opened
in September.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
Miss Lloyd Hero,

Miss Il, B.lI.loyd. of East Orange, n. .
duught Ter nf& DR.. Arthur3S. Lloyd. is Visiting
her uncle, Mr., Pelham Blackfort. No. = 0a
NOrth I.inlon Street. - vas li...s w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
Church iii II. D. Mrel.

Tte annual nteriine OF The Chnfcn HIN
sifdiral Society VIII take place this eyenins
A. St5p n'pIorS ~ the home of De u. ~
fiaietIs, 80. sBis East Broad Street The
elsetien ~ officers for Lbs 9,nsuing year wi,l
ne hslS ard the BANQUET committee win read
II, rspNt. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
TO CLOSE BARS CHRISTMAS

Mr. Uminuf Wants Snloon-Ixeepcrk to
Sell None That Day.
At the meeting OF the Common
Council tonight Councilman Jacob
Umlauf will Introduce resolution re-
questing the saloor-kee pers to close
bring apout IL quiet and. orderly cele-
.bration. There Is no demand that they
shall not open. but individually and
they will be urged to COM
ply.
Mr.. Gmlauf believes that If the reso-
luton .s adopted IT Will have a good
effect and prevent drunkenness and
disorder.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
Ateetinr for Diyine ucalinp

5 meeting for divine healing Will be held
to-day nt +. NJ. in the West End Rescue
Mission No. sos West Cary Street, and
prayer viii be made for tho sick. Tho public
Is invited. tsss s7l5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12

ind authority Of tile Council commit
tees as now constituted, with refer
ence TO the management, control. etc.,
or all the various departments OF the
city government.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
Gao, ,lyeati,er stIfrens slarl,cl

x The produces market yestertlay bowed an
inclination for hettcr prices and
liiger shipments. Tobacco gales, though
ana are good, and tho indications nre that
'cceipts will be much larger IN the teSt few
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
AIr. sJohnYGeorge III.

X MIR John George ~ who is Ill at the resi-.
FRANKLIN, was q shade better last MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
New Pastor for uumplcn-sidney.

The Rev. vs.. j. King, formerly Of Will
Harrisburg. now of Deerfleld. Va. has ac-
ceried the charge at lfampdcn- Sidney Col
lese made vacant by the resignation Of Dir.
James MuTry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
patrons, Day Celebration

All the patrons Of the Barton Heights
School have been invited to attend a patrons
day celebration to be held in the school
chapel on Friday, December Goth. at ! r. Al.
a program OF Christmas choruses recltatiops
ard drills will be given by the pupils Of the
school. after which the school will break up
for it's Christmas vacation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
Mrs. Call.ch Returns,

Mrs Dr. Z. y. callsch VIII seutrn home
,nis , afternoon from visit 10 relatives ia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24

9Iabe % Ieoeube artifIer on Goaens
brGnbenbe SpsrgsmaoI. SamtIiee
Wtiniitre og YroninS. 8unernererne
faar bper tilitilet 8 SrierempIarer
Der plauIGages alerebe llootoeIier.
Der er Herc al B~rooinierne, Der |
Soroeien bar Blade; men De beifiqi.
tiger fig nGiten uoelutfenoe meo 10.
fale SorboIo; oct npe glab tuger
oerinIoo - iom n9prt iterre
Sigte.
8 9sbet al be fiSfte gor bar oeu
ftneiiite Yresie | oct belle giennem.
gaaet Ell ioa flor % rig llSpitIing,
at man MI mnn beannoe at regne
meo ben. abonuentautaIlet er me.
get fort, og gIabene fommer Gbou.
uenterue / SCRIBE gienuem 8oItoRie.
net, Der ~liaeIebes opfr9per abonre-
mentsbelsbet.
gefing Ell ben @p / &iuu, Der bar
fleit 9Iooe; Here al benz er iGuItre.
rebe, % Der er ct 9agbIab, Der ube.
luftenoe er beiteult for aoiuSer; oct
beOer "Bei Sling I'M Bao", eHer "ge.
fings Gametibeu6e".
Reuters aorreiponSent iIlrtter fin
iuteresionte geretning me6 at no.
tale, at oct GamIe forRIoeSe Befiug.
blaoS g%ritatniug meo ct belt mo.
berne gInb err ct gepis bIanbt mango
andre pna ben burtige % rige ltb.
oifIine. Der fienoetegner oct mo6erne
Siua pao uPiten aae Smraa6er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24
On acknowledgements.

Sporban man | gamle Gage baS
til grplups | SeoaIen / @alores It'll.
ores iaalebes Of Soar Stoiarnsitao
@laoet "gaIbres":
Gen, iom ifulbe inbbp til grpI.
lippet, par iorf9rbelig tioIie uoe Den
Gag. aommen mo paa en- 8aaro,
itiue6 ban zig peo 9sren uben at ia
Snpen ap og l9ite paa rams islgen-
De: Seq ifuIoe ba ct penligt gub
og en- penIig 9egi9ring til Dem fra
9ruoeommen y. q. @rubgommens
fuloe 3apn) os bans S9items
Wann), fsrit os iremit til Gar oe
Mor / Suiet, Barn os gilfaarsfolf
% 5ienere. og iaa mango. iom fra
Suiet fan iIippe. ON De pilbe fomme
til 9rpaupssanrben iori9roelig tio.
Zig 9rplnpsmorgenen (ber n9pntes
altion 9aaer, 9rpuuppet ifulbe Dor.
rel for at fna Ell Dram. liot giteti og
tanife en- aaiiefop. On De oereiter
piIoe ielse Sruo og gruosom Ill
Serrens SenlpeI for at bsre paa
@uostieneiten % oeres ano9stise
SrubeoieIie. De ifal sisre iamme
Sieneiien isien, enten Oct err til Rsls
eler Wnuos, men ulerbeIit til Gle.
De os SornsieIie. Soooos % 5af
for iioit iii Suiets Soft"
Gerefter blep ban iaa beDertet al
Suiets 5olf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24
Orb, ium frGmmer.

Orb, ium ifrGmmcr. Raar nlnlt
b%enoenoer iig til ell ~mooerne" Dof'
Tor os ipsreer BAN ON &aao, bill ban
! Archaeological, efter at bape feet paa
Suneen % fsIt puIien, frGmnte On
peo at uotaIe Wapnet paa III eller an.
ben benmelisbeosfuIo Spgoom. Get
tunes n9iteu, Tom oct par ems Ssbs.
bonn, Zen sammeloosS Toftor tier
title, men belbreber. It bette inaen
SperorioeIie er, oil irenleaa al Oct
fsIaenoe: Goods Rins, Wo.
Min Setter. Serr Seroinano RiibIe,
Jamestown, Mo.. bIep meget ipe for
TO aar iioen. vi raaoipurgte ale
2Geerue | NaboIaget, men inser Inn.
tes at piee. hpaS Ser ieiIeoe BAN.
ellie gap De bans Spgoom ct forifiel.
Iist Hapn. San bar ieneeIi9genSe
Stsriteparteu at Sibeu OF neppe
iitnnb til at npoe uoaeu HRrine.
9ette blep pe6 | onltrent 3 Waaneoer.
SiIiioit bsrte ri ON Ell Gpftcr | Sci
feriou Gin, Tom ifitIbe bore en- Spe.
cialiit, % ban troebe, ban pilbc raao.
ipsree BAN, iom Ell iioite SiIfluet. s
Sperensitemmelie 6ermeo tog bans
9rooer bam oio. IA 29gen par fGr.
Dig meb ltnberisaeIien, iagbe baa. ut
ban burbe reiie biem burtigit muIig,
ba bans Spgoom par meget nlporIig.
San faIbte Den "Vericaroitis". Sans
iioite Saab oor iaaleoeS foripunoet.
San beapubte III imibIertib at BRUCE
Or. Yeters altrifo, og omenoitienot
ban bopbe Iibeu 9ilio BERTH. beapuote
ban at fomure iig. IogIe fao 1loifcr
belbreoebe BAN fllbitrnoiet. Seq
msote bom for Ell Sio iiSen % bar
oIOrig ieet boru ie iaa bra % itprf
no. lllrih Serli."
Or. GeterS aurifo bor nGret man.
&c en- @adoe paa @rituo al oers eien.
bommelige 8irfefroft / gebanoIina
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