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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26

Jane Randolph. In his autobiography
Thomas Jefferson says of the Randolphs:
They trace their pedigree far back in
England ard Scotland. to which let every
one ascribe the faith and merit he
chooses"
Mrs. Tom Randolph nee Patsy JEFF
ferson. died az her husbands estate.
Edgehill. near Monticello. October 10.
1896. She was survived by a large fam
/ lily. One of her daughters. Virginia JEFF
ferson Randolph. became the wife Of
Nicholas Trist. and these were the grand
parents of Fanny Burke. Tr.st was one
of the administrators of Jeffersons es-
tate.
Notable Portraits.
In the parlor of the Burke home in
Alexandria hangs oil portraits of Mr.
Trist and his wife. There is also a por-
trait of Martha Jefferson by Thomas
Sully. and a score of portraits OF Thomas
Jefferson. four of them being original
Stuarts. One of these is head Of JET
ferson done in brown. the only mono
chrome portrait. it is said. that ever
| came from the brush of Gilbert Stuart
The walls of the Burke house are hung
Thomas Jefferson. and which once
adorned the walls of the mansion on 1.-THE
little mountain near Charlottesville. Two
of these are Benjamin Vests. given to
Kosciusko by Sir Benjamin. and given to
Jefferson by the great Polander. The
pictures are so inscribed One subject is
the chateau of Gripsholm. Sweden :"
The other deals with a NEUROLOGICAL sub
nj ;, ;nCA {h1l
Wee to Gen. kosciusko, London, June
10. 1897"
In the collection of paintings Is a large
and agreeable copy OF a Raphael. which
Mr.. Jefferson obtained in Paris The
picture is not signed.
Miss Burke is herself an artist Of abil-
ty. and portraits from her brush OF
friends. are hung here and there about
the drawing room and the reception hall
Those persons whose judgment is trained
and mature have highly commended the
ladys work.
Napoleonic Relics.
The mantel above the open fireplace IL
topped with a clock which Mr.. Jefferson
ing into its second century. 1t still keeps
accurate time. The clockworks and dial
are supported On two black onyx obel:sks
this being suggestive Of Napoleoas cam
pa:ga IL "Khame" Or the black land Of
Egypt.
On the side Of the room opposite the
fireplace Is a Jefferson sofa. The cabinet
work and upholstery were done by JEFF
ferson's workmen at Monticello. There
is story connected with this sofa which
is worth telling. Thomas Jefferson was
the inventor of the revolving chair. He
never patented the device. because he be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26

4 LEXANDR1A, rich in memories
~ of George Washington. is not
"a poor in memories of Thomas
Jefferson, though the Washing
ton associations of the old Vir-
GINA city are more written of than those
that recall the name of jefferson. Col
lateral descendants of Washington live
in Alexandria Direct descendants of
Jefferson live there.
rare collection. if not the rarest col
lection. of jefferson relics is preserved
by a great lighter of Thorn
as Jefferson who dwells in a fine old
house set in splendid grounds on Wilkes
street between Lee and Fairfax streets.
The lady is Miss Frances Burke though
everybody in those parts know her sim
ply as Miss Fanny Burke. There are
only two reasons to be given in explana-
ton of this lady's preference for the
prefix Miss" Either she has not thought
of marriage. or her ideal of what a man
should be is impossibly high. Miss Burke
is of middle age. fair and rosy. She
has The manner of a grand dame tenn
pered by Jenersonian simplicity. She
holds unaattering opinions of the vulgar
rich. laments that there is not more pure
patriotism in latter day statecratt, be-
lieves IL is the duty OF men and women
who are favored with brains and money
to set an example of probity and right
living TO LEGS fortunate pe-ecns, and is
convinced that the trend CT the govern
ment Of the United States is away from
the landmarks Of the founders OF the re-
public. Any man who Believes n federal
taxation for other purposes than the Ae-
cal needs OF the government economically
administered will aad n this lady a foe
worthy OF his sh-ewde-t wit. Miss Burke
j has read Jefferson go long and so well
that she Is saturated with the thoughts,
s..r.. ure Style % the. truly great man
The Burke esaealogy.
rse.aas Jefferson was married January
!. t7r2 - Martha ske..on, w.dov Of
ssthurs: Shelton ard daughter OF John
Way.ea RE lady wss. twcS.y-shree
years old. JEFFERSON had three daughters
The fret was Martha tpopularly called
"Pa.sy''), who was born at Monticello
! September q. 1772. The second daughter
was Maria generally called '.Poily'o, and
the third daughter who died in child
hood was Lucy. Patsy" and Polly"
particularly the former. played a con-
spicuous part in Paris society during Mr..
Jefferson's official residence there, and
both young women were prominent in
Washington city during Mr.. Jefferson's
administrations Polly died while JEFF
ferson was President. Her husband was
Jack Eppes. her cousin.
Patsy Jefferson was married to her
second cousin. Thomas Mann Randolph of
Tuckahoe February %. 1870. The mother
of Thomas jefferson before her marriage to
Jefferson's father. Peter Jefferson. was
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YORK

Side Y NJ. c. A: Mrs. Helen ]. Andruss,
New York County W. {. r. L.; o. II.
Miller. International Reform Bureau;
Gaylord s. White, Association of Neigh
borhood Workers: William A. Hoy, Fed
Grafton of Church CLUBS: Mrs. Joseph
Redding. Womsn's Municipal League;
Christopher Clarke. Flushing Association:
Henry E Gregory. Westchester Civic
League.
In this way all the forces interested In
supporting the Agnew-Hart bills were
handled to the best advantage.
This organization has been made per-
manent, and will never give up the fight
to secure 4. full enforcement of laws 70
drive the bookie out of business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26

k~evoiving seat of the chair was fitted into
this. Jefferson would sit in this chair.
his feet on the floor and his right arm
resting on the arm Of the sofa Wishing
to change his position. Re would olsen
gage the sofa arm. turn the chair a
quadrant Of a circle and then have the
sc ia as a rest for his feet and legs.
Near the sofa is another chair from
Monticello-a quaint little fddle-back
chair with arms. the woodwork being
enameled in white and the covering of
green velvet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26

In a little room of the parlor is pre-
served Jefferson's dressing Casa ma
hogany box about a foot square. contain
ing razor. strop and mirror. Close by
this is a small cherry table of plantation
manufacture that was the property Of the
paternal grandmother of President Madi-
son.
The Star man regrets being unable 70
present picture Of Miss Burke. She
would not consent to being the victim OF
a snapshot for publication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26
Written for The Star.

~ ACK of the fight against race
track gambling i'll New York has
wealthiest women in the world.
The race track promoters.
threatened with a loss of their profitable
calling swarmed Albany to save betting.
inveighed at Gov. Hughes. who is pro
nounced foe of betting. cur4ed Rev. Albert
Sidney Gregg. who repre-. ents the Inter
spleen against religious associations that
descended on the capital to make their
protest against what they termed the
great evil" But in the midst of their
bitter complaining they missed entirely
the factor which had done most to make
their trouble.
Money Always Ready.
This was the long purse o. Mrs. Rus
sell Sage. widow of the famous financier
From the time the fight was launched
against race track gambling Mrs. Sage
took prominent part in the battle. Not
n,,bIicly. of course FOR that is not the
habit of this philanthropist. who ranks
with Mrs. Penfeld. Mrs Hetty Green
and the widow of silent" Smith as one
of the richest women in the world. Sft
asked none of the glory. 1t was enough
10 know that the work was being for
warded She was willing TO stay in the
background and let others reap the
credit.
But the signature on the bottom o. hel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26
Shooting Stars.

From st. Nicholas.
Shooting stars are not real stars at all.
but are small bodies which the earth
runs into and which are made so hot by
friction in the atmosphere that they are
burned up. The real stars. as those OF
the Dipper. are very, very far away. 50
far that no one knows the distance. They
are bright bodies like our sun. but seem
like points of light because they are SO
far OFF. AS the earth moves about the
sun II frequently meets little bodies. II
is moving SO fast that when IL strikes
them the friction in the air Is very great
and usually they are burned up. They
seem like moving stars, but are really
only a few miles above us in our atmos-
phere Sometimes one Is so large that
1t comes through the air. without being
wholly burned up. and falls on ~
ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26
An Organized Fight.

opposed to the custom, but more will
ing to take action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26

a LEXANDR1A, rich in memories
~ of George Washington. is not
"a poor in memories of Thomas
~ "A Jefferson, though the Washing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26

the most magnificent animal in the Flu
turity. which fails to make good the hopes
the puolic has supported in money.
Mrs. Sage has ever been opposed to
betting. -
1t is said that it was her influence that
operated to keep Russell Sage firm in
his resolve not to play the market.
He was a dealer in cash. He had ii
to lend, providing j,e could secure re-
numerative rate of interest. The operator
who borrowed cash from Sage might use
1t to gamble with. That was his bust
ness. The financier had put out his cash
in legitimate transaction. 1t was up to the
other man conscience If he used it to
play the market
The motive may not have been one OF
morals in this Sage rule of business, bu,
it certainly was sound common sense. The
crasho- and panics never affected ad-
versely the fortunes of Uncle Russell
In fac, they helped him. for then interest
rose higher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26

the sofa which Miss Burke owns.
One end of the sofa is carved inward
in semi circular shape. The round and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-01

y Mort ana. tsIaS qf the Slbtd9n
West s. from the pen Of the ~ le14teds
ydilnf= author. Harry d CaTeS
Mon alna' for four years Ia the che
alter truly s6ccessful play, so
rapidly DO fashiens and tastes cha Iafse
YET d good play. Is always q good
play. however strange tts Outward
gnFb may seem to II Tfaing genera ion
II Is not difficult t. Understand why
Air. Csnrey.s 1Mpn tnna has he'll the
stage since its initial oEinancef Four
years ago. AS final judge. the pubs
lie seldom err and n It gives It's ap-
proXai TO play Tor whole season.
Il Is PROOF conclusive chat the play.
be i tTuRedy. comedy. HleIodfatilt or
farce must have in + certain vital
elements which raise + above the
rapidly shiftiT1g fashions Of time Il
would BE- a good ming for the stage
II the modern productions asa whole
contained the dramatic vaiens OF this
naste rpiece OF MIR. Carev's, 1t wenves
together with marvellous skin three
distinct love romances. IT. never
PLAYS in intensity, the interest grni-
uallX rising from one climax TO an
other. This gives an accurate pie
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-01

The CamcraDhOne is wonderful
of phonoEraph and moving picture
machine which Doduces accurately
and in harmony with the words and
actions OF every stalse production. 1t
Will give drama perfect in every de-
tail; vaudeville in all It's eccentricitY;
opera with every movement and word
OF the principals and n monster Choir
US. 1t is the means today OF bringing
contemporaneously to the smaller
cities the great successes of the met
ropolis, which by reason OF the great
expense Involved, would not be seen
by the smaller city residents. unless.
Ike Mahomet they went to the noun
tain. The Cameraphone viii be seen
and heard at the Grand tonight.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-01

borne on by Irresistible emotions. the
couple break down every barrier Of
convention and rush to each other
arms. The Devil always appears at
the moment when the passions begin
to whirl upon the couple and he att
tends them to the end when they
cast reason aside and Cor love OF each
other face the Inevitable. In no
modern play is there a moral 50 clear
~ set forth. ] t shows the Importance
of avoiding temptation IN all its
forms. II is decidedly a modern NOR
alitv play.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-01

/ ~ lid3 fIifiicsiit II = Is
vince on nat one
ifetfIef rom an pr 81
keVeh fllorh rec5r1Elended for 4lte
fails the otllef MY st1 steceee, tlls
I dispensers OF DR.. Caldwell 8 yIgtiiia
4 Fepsifs the great herb laxative com;
\ pottndsss have for sewers sent
\ free trial bottles Of the remedy re
any person who would send Iisl1lle and
I q sEhfo1S.h this of6sr many htirfire,i
kIiousand samples have been istrt9ltee
49, = 3sr Tat sTt.i
e9nt ti1Ils eas sens ilyet elsi
md a itSTs
WIN cure such troubles p attesteg ~ tns
| s. r. Tucker. 6f I1attieebiiFg, and
for, the free trial bottle and then being
conVimced that the remedy Wa helping
s. e sise t BGttis q t,ei a Srsst. ana 81
abort while were cured j,
sold by druggtsts with the guarantee tllat
4 WIN DO ag ClaiE1ed or money VII De
! q stomach liver OF howell complaint Is.
to write g !. q i5i
win be cheeFfuty sent. We doubE Is thefe
g sISiSsl NJ ,1IT11 n IN tie home sS
Or. Ca1dwell's Syrup Pepsin. Owing e
AAAt9 EE0As
great Iffe-SaYer OF children, women and
Old folks. It Is pleasant to take and
II there IS anything about
.. J. !. ! ]. $ ] ].
your aFlEnent TINT you don't
understand, or Il yon want
iGA any medical advice. write
tsZN u to the doctor. and he win
/ - " answer you fully. There IS.
no charge for this service.
Tho address Is DR.. W. d.
! Caldwell. ia Caldwell bldg.
Monticello. III
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-01

ture OF the far West and It presents
variety Of Itfelike, figures all strong
IL contrnsted with one another. AT
the Grand. Saturday matinee and
night, December
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04


Seq baboe peset rnnot paa be
ling, Tom onlgap os: zee poa be
pGDebe 9apeter, Der bar bGngt Der
to Sunoreoe gar, ie paa SsIpiaaer.
ne, iom er Iapet Der | 2anoet, Re paa
bet Sfab, Der er oanff grbeibe, er
oct life, ion ON be gamIe ling bIi.
Der Iebenoe efterium Sioen aaar,
mems Wenneifene Dor. De garnle
Ting bar en- 6iitorie, en- Sfi9bne,
men De Ting, Der Iapes nuomihlnber,
DeSbliber at bore osoe @ienitanoe."
Ge unse 8iser faa fig onl Tom
ON be foritob, bpab leg mente. Og
Wooeren iagoe ganffe ltiIe og parmt:
"Ga, ia, bet gamIe 9ano!"
Rn bapoe ies oct.
"9e er fra amerifa?" for oct no
af mig.
"SSa, fra California. Der bar hi
lepet | treoipe aar. aae bore gsrn
er fsot beroper. Ru er min Wan6
oeo, og hi ipntes, ri en- Gong maatte
lie til bet gamIe 2anb."
Seq iaa forbauiet paa Dem. De
bapbe Iepet beroper paa CALIFORNIA;
ienoeIise Speoemarfer, os SoraI.
orene banbe I9rt oeres Born at tale
lite alene 9anif, men uforfaIitet
Spbff!"
9e to unge giger itob og iaa fig
om.
@i naaeoe ienere Sreoerif ben
Sppenoes gereIie. Seq ipntes igien,
Der bar noget peo De fremmeoe, ieg
life rigtig fiinoe oefinere.
"Se," iaeoe ies, ftaaenoe peo en-
Wontre meo &pggen til De tire 3pin.
Der, "ie ben lille bpibe Slsife Der,
iom ligner en- 9annebrogsoroen
Den sap Sreberif BEN Sppenoe til
en- Iespigif 9onoefone, Der bapoe
pleiet iaareoe banife Solbater unber
8rigen."
8%pinberne iasoe intet. Der bar
ganife itiIe.
Seq penote mig ON.
9e itoo trpffeoe mo til bperanore,
bsieoe fig frem og iaa = IA paa
ben lille bpibe Slsife meb De rsoe
Striber og &ongens Rapnetr9f /
9iamanter. 9eres gniister par bpioe
af 9epeseIie, og De erGb.
"Sm SorIaoeIie," iagoe ieg upil-
faarlig % iagte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04
Kirfefor paa Streif.

Der er mobruot Streif bIanot De
fpinbelige MeoIemmer af airfeforet
| Wetbooiit.g piifopaIfirfen paa 4be
Ipeniie | Someiteao, ga. Sg @ar.
iagen BERTH Dor en- Iiben uifploig
Wtuieunse, iom / barnlig uforitanS
bapoe forIabt fit Meoe / en- afiioes
4rog af @aIleriet.
Netop iom Snogangsialmen
Ssnoaas ifuloe iitemmes al aoret,
iatte Sopranen | ct bpinenoe Sfrig,
umibbelbart efterflllgt al ben pilbe'
ite Sorpirring bIanot be sprige fpin'
beige WebIem1er, Der ale isete OF
paa fine StoIe eler andre tilsian'
gelise Sorbsinineer.
Sorifr9ffeIien forplanteoe Zig lao
til Wenigbeoen, Der life fienbte til
SurIumbeiets Iariag, og man unb,
GIT meb Nso % neppe en- 8anif.
Oct Ipffeoes Dog ON en- Sio at fac
Sinbene beroIieeoe, iaa @rostiene'
item funoe gaa for fig. Wten alof.
feren maatte foreitaa Sangen alene.
De f~pinoeIige Neolemmer af Secret
naetebe abiolut at iatte fin SOB
@aueriet isien, for bper Mus, ION
ianbtes / &irfen, bar brebt. BrG.
item bar afiast oe beieeIet 9sbsbom.
men, og &irfetieneren bar faaet Or.
ore til uiortspet at erefpere ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04
Gn International sreSsfunierenee


lar neppe nogeniiroe pGret @ien.
iton6 for ioa megen officiel aner.
f~ienbeIie, iom Den, Der / bisie Gage
err iamIet / Sonoon. Som for nRpnt
/ lloenlanbsipaIteu mobtoees paa
Den feriie Msoebng belle aoneresien
/ auoieuS hos Song goparb, og |
Wanoass aftes CAB ben brittle Re.
giering en- Seitmiobag til sgre for
SongreSiens 0elegoter, % Der bolbt
ieIpe Riniiterheien Isquitb, Ell mer.
feIig Gale, iom pafte fort 9ifalo hos
&c foriamleoe SrebSapoitle. San On.
ifeoe Dem bierteligt neIfommeu til
2onbon % foriifrebe Dem ON Den bri.
tiife &egierings Spmpatbi | ben itore
Sag, be babe taget op. San erflG.
rebe, at Der bar fun Iiben Sreit | oct
argument, at f~oIosiale Ruitninger
bar oct iifreite Ni6el til at unbaaa
arig, efter iom en- iremrasenoe au.
forfeit baobe oplpit BAN ON, at De
cipiliiereoe Hationers aarlige llot9I.
linger til Observation-Disclosures
tiliammen ubgisr $500 RiQioner
Collars. 90 ben iaafaIbte "pGbnebs
Sreo" blir oprere aar for aar. Ni.
niiterhefen bar Dog life iaa lang.
pinif. at ban troebe, at ielp De pns.
ite blanbt De tiIiteoep9renbe piIbe
opleoe noget iaaoant iom aIminoeIig
aipGbnins. Wen aligeoel er oct
blot ben iimpIe Sanbbeo, iagbe ban.
at Der finbeS life ct Waal, iom er
mere pnrbiet eobe W~enneifers 9e.
itrGbelier os Spofrelier emo netop
bette. - aonereSien bar peotaset
Ell uotalelie ON, at oct for nPrp9.
renbe finbe bore en- praftiif llopei
at faa itanoiet De operbaanbtagenoe
aapruitninger, at Ser blep iub9aaet
en- Sperensfomit for ct forboIbspis
fort Sibsrlim, bpori De iprifieligc
Wagter saar inb paa life Of anpenoe
itsrre GUNNER | @ienneminit til
Scr og Slaaoe, emo bpnb Der bIep
anpenot Sibsrimmet meIlem Den
forite 90 onoen Srebsfonference i
Saag. enopibcre bar aonsresien
p~eotaget en- Eroteit intoo, at Der erpe.
rimentereS meb aonitrlftion al Suit.
ifibe inn | arigSsiemeo iiteoetior til
6remme al forificnise freoeIise Sp.
Spgaper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04
Garmio ON Tg icIp.

3 "Watin" ifriper Goruio. ben be.
rsmte Senoriit ON iig ieIp bl. a.:
ger gipeS flin en- Sorm for SIM
puIier, iom betpoer ncgct for mig,
% oct er Den Smpuls, leg moota'
ger, mar lea itaar paa Sceuen, Ger
ba Ell iterf Rerpsiitet ooer
mig, oa oct or / Sirfelisbeben Iu9-
item, iom eisr min Stemnie til BET,
ben err. Seq perionIig bar life noser
InSeI BERT. RimeIiepis oil min
Insit / SremtiSen bIi enbnm ~itsrre;
ibi Sasen efter at ies er optraaot,
pIeier man regeImGSiis at iiee til
mig: "Soa ifisnt icm iaiteS bar
De enbml inaeniinbe iuuset." Gr
aammel SansIGrer. iom bar Den
isrite, Der too iis al min l%lopauneIie
ipaaeoe mig Ell imuf aarriere: Ser
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04

Set pareoe Iibt, iaa iasSe Robe.
rem ligefom unoifplbenbe:
"gt er Ssnoeripoer. Win Wono
cs ies reiite fra Slespig til amerifa
for treoipe aar iiberL ba bi bar gan.
tie iinge."
Sun fortaIte mig ON Manben, Der
bapoe lengtes imerteIigt efter at
sienie Senoeriplano, men bapoe op.
lat @eiien Sang paa Gang, forbi
ban life turbe nerme fla BET
table Stem. San bopbe beot fin Su.
itru og fine 9stre billie Slespis, og
ban bar osb, mems ban tarIfte paa
bet gamle Sanb. G1i bap6e De Doe.
ret oernebe, 90 6eres Sierter bar
fuloe al gemoo oper Oct, De bapbe
bsrt og feet.
Sg ieg iaa pao BEN enc itrtee Bige,
benoe, Der bar blond og bIeg og sort.
aoa Daooe Sdoeren leet no, ban,
Der bar bange for at gienie oct Steo,
iom life mere bar bans Stem, life
mere Sanmarf, life mere bans
eamle 2anb.
Si fire blep eobe @enner. Oct
iibite, ieg iaa til Dem, bar, at Mobe.
rem ogfaa fisbte fig en- aataIog, Ell
at De bpreite, meb Suuitrationer,
Sper ffuIbe bape lin. On Gang
imelem piIoe De tage Den frem ug
minbes.
Seq nPrer Ell egen orb Safnem.
liebeb operfor De ire &pinoer meo
ben iterfe, uiammeniotte SsIeIie, al.
porlige &o og mebfsbte SanneIie.
@ib mango bar iom De. Oct bar sobt
for oct eanIe 9an6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04
KaHeforbrueet i Norse.

timber ben paasaaenoe Sistusl'oi'
ouooocube aibolosbeopsellen er oer'
irrlia fra @aaoebolOsm9noenes
Sioe, icpuIig blepen trembolot' al
aoiie npot til Stabigbeo % ! 'tsrre
W,rnooer fan bore Ii9eiao ifaoelt9
for aonStitutionen iom Dc olfobolbol'
niue Griffe. Ser er enoog talt ON
"0oiieSronfere" / WooiGtnin8 I'll
Observation-Disclosures % ~trenlbToet'
at ct 8loS iriitt, ifummenoe Sl eller
et @LnS Sin / mango Stl'Gloe otloe
rpre bebre for Wcmeitet enc Den
cpinoeliae Safe.
Get cr paioo iitfert nof, at Safe
moclien hos oS or ouermaooe rte9et
nobreot, iipr / SauboiItrttterne, 'trI'
per "gitcnp." aaiien er iua at 'tge
Dor 9ntionuIorif. Zen npoeS bnooe
lent % tioIig % al olle ira De Miro
Itc @srn iii Slbirge.
ri fol her fun meboelc, at Der I'll
Aorae / 1907 inbisrteS oocr 13 Will
Toner ailoarnm Safe, bporeiter Der
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