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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-11-16
Change in Municipal Government.

MARSHALLTOWN. Ia. Nov. l5.-(spe-
cial)-With the March elections in all of
the cities of the second class In Iowa a
marked change in the method of municipal
government will go into effect These
changes will conform to the state law,
which was passed a year ago and which
becomes operative with the next city cleo
ton. These cities. at the next election. in
stead of selecting two councilmen from
each ward. will elect but one from each
ward and two at large. In every city an
entirely new council will be chosen. This
city, instead of having ten eouneilmen.
will have but seven.
Much additional authority is also given
into the hands of the mayor. To him Is del
egated in addition 10 the usual executive
powers. the authority to make all appoint
ments OF city employees. and to be the pur-
chasing agent for the municipality Here
tofore in most Iowa cities the mayor has
recommended appointments. but the coun-
ell had the actual appointing power Com
mittee ohairmen. Jr the committee itself.
usually did all the purchasing for its COM
mittee. After the change the mayor alone
has authority to sign requisitions
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-11-16
ONE POINT FOR LAMPHERE
Two Physicians Say Mrs. Guinness May
Have Died of Strychninc
Poisoning,

1APORTE, Ind, Nov. 14-The state in
the trial of Ray Lamphere for the murder
of Mrs. Belle Guinness and her three chill
dren forged several links In tho chain to
prove that the adult female body taken
from the ruins of the Guinness house on
May was that of the arch h-murdcress.
Witnesses testified TO seeing on the fingers
Of Mrs. Guinness during her life, the two
rings introduced in evidence and testified
to having been found on the fingers OF
the dead woman. DIR. I. =. Norton, Mrs
Guinness dentist, furnished probably the
strongest proof yet introduced by fully
identifying diagrams OF Mrs. Guinness
mouth describing the dental work which
he did for her and than fully and COM
pletely Identifying the gold crowns and
false teeth, found in the ruins as being
those which he made. for Mrs Guinness.
The defense scored one point, when DR..
j. w. William Meyer. state witness, gave
it as his opinion the death was due to
contraction OF the heart, like some case
of poisoning possibly strychnine."
The indictment against Lampherc is for
first degree murder ''by arson so the de-
fense Is elated.
DR.. Meyers testimony in a certain de-
gree, supported the evidence OF DR.. Long,
who gave 1t as his opinion that death
might have been caused by strychnine
poisoning.
Mrs. Frances ]. Flynn, a neighbor OF Mrs.
Guinness testified that Mrs. Guinness had
been uniformly kind to the children. The
witness told OF visiting the Guinness place
on the morning of the fire and being
present when the four bodies were found.
She testified that at that time she was able
to identify each body as il was taken out
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-11-16
NEGRO KILLED BY WOMAN
Newell Powell, Who Attempted to
Seize Girl at KanshS city,
is Shot Twice.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. l5.-Miss Corrine
McCowen, 20 years old. clerk in a confec-
tionery store in the southern part OF the
city. late this afternoon shot Newell
Powell inflictng wounds which caused
his death half an hour later. Miss McCowen
was alone In the store at 400 Westport
avenue. when the negro entered and asked
for. a cigar. when she placed the cigars
I'm front OF him he tried to seize her. She
caught up revolver and fired four shots
at the negro at close range, two of them
taking effect.
1t was the negro's fourth visit to the
store within a few hours. After his third
visit Miss McCowen secured a revolver and
kept II within easy reach
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-11-16
Diphtheria Changes Church Plane,

MARsHALLrOWN. a., Nov l5-(spe-
ciaL)-Because Of an epidemic OF dipthcria
which Is raging in Montour. Tame county.
the annual meeting Of tho Marshaltown
district OF the Upper Iowa conference OF
the Methodist church, which was to have
been held there December ! and 2. win be-
held at Toledo. one or more cases OF the
disease have developed in . nnmbsr o.
MontouT famllieA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-11-16
SENTENCE IN EVANS CASE
Son OF Fighting Bob to he Repri-
mRnded and Reduced $50
Numbers In Rank.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l5-secretary Met
calf has before him the record and SEN
tence in the court martial case OF I.ieuten-
ant Frank I. Evans OF the battIeship
Louisiana of Admiral sperry's fleet. The
sentence was reduction Of $50 numbers
in rank and reprimand. SO far as learned
no application Tor clemency has been made
through official channels Lieutenant
Evans is a son Of Rear Admiral Evans.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-11-16
Kansan Held for AssauIt.

oAKDALE, Neb., Nov, i5.-(speclaI)-
Jess Kinnan, who was arrested last week.
accused with statutory assault on little
6-year-old Alma Moore, had his preliminary
hearing yesterday II took nearly the en-
tire day to examine the witnesses. The
vidence, while not convincing, was strong
nough to bind the prisoner over to the
district court The prisoner was released
on $1,000 bond furnished by his father.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-11-16
Move for Commission plan,

City Attorney John NJ Stewart has been
requested by the special committee which
is looking after city charter revision. TO
draft an amendment 10 the present charter
providing for the commission plan OF gov
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-11-16

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-11-16

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Imperial Valley press., 1908-08-01
SIX POSSIBLE ROUTES.
San Diego Highway Commission Finds Half Doen Ways to Reach Im-
 pera Valley.

San Diego's Highway Commission is pushing work on the surveys for proposed links in the chain of county highways, and last Sunday the Union said of the proposed inte+cOunty high way, to connect Imperial Valley with the bay city;
 One of the biggest pieces of work to be undertaken and certain to be accomplished by the Commission is the building of the Imperial highway Chief Enginer Cooke has already run six different lines, and each route has been officially inspected by the commission and the engineer, but so far without decision as to which is the most preferable for easy grades each of these six routes passes through some different can yOn or over summit pass in crossing the mountains before the desert this side of the Imperial valley is reached. It is the intention of the commission to select route which will afford convenience of travel at the least possible cost of construction, hence it is no easy mat ter to determine from the six which IS the better adapted, Chief Engin- ger Cooke is expected to make a final report on the matter soon, and it is expected the commission will abide by his opinion in the matter"
Imperial Valley press., 1908-08-01

as a bona fide purchaser without mo- tice."
 After citing various decisions, the opinion continues:
 So in the case of Smith vs. Curtis, ct al, 8 l.. D., 269, citing a long line of precedents and authorities, it was held that purchasers under circum- stances similar to those involved in this case in question, were chargeable with knowledge of the status of the title which he buys that the pur- chasers can acquire from the entry man no greater estate or right than the entryman possesses, and that it is the duty of the department to can eel any entry which has been made contrary to law, and when compliance with the legal prerequisites to such entry did not take place.
 "The department decisions now in force hold that when a claimant has put it beyond his power to acquire title, except by perjury, he has for feited his rights.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-08-01
Perjurer Forfeits Rights.

According to the facts shown at the hearing, the entryman herein, at the time of making his declaratory statement, for the reason above stated had placed it beyond his power to acquire title to the lands entered. His attempted assignment, if made sub sequent thereto, for said reason, was void.
 eff said assignment was made, as alleged, and there has been no con tradiction of entryman's testimony on this point, then it was equally void for the reason that the entryman at the time of the execution of same, had no interest in the land or valid claim thereto.
 No assignable interest is acquired by the filing of desert land declara- tory statement, prior to the payment of twenty-five cents per acre for the land as required by the desert land laws.
 One claiming as assignee of des- ert land entry acquires no such right to the land by showing the necessary annual expenditures and making the final proof and payment required by law as will entitle hlm to patent therefor, when the assignment under which he claims was made prior to the acquisition of an assignable in terest in the land by the assignor
 Tn view of the foregoing, this office is of the opinion that the entry in question should be canceled, and that contestant herein should be accorded the preference right provided by law,
 "It is so recommended.
 FRANK c. PRESCOTT Register,
 70. R. w. ROBINSON, Receiver"
Imperial Valley press., 1908-08-01
SELLS REDLANDs STORE,

w. H. Goodrich, who conducts a furniture store in Fl CentrO, has sold his Redlands furniture store to J. s. Noble of that city, and on the advice of his physicians will drop many of his business activities. Whether this will effect any changes in the El Centro house has not been announced
Imperial Valley press., 1908-08-01
ooop Hoo sHlPMENTs.

Ten carloads of fat hogs were ship ped from Fl Centro on Saturday. At prevailing prices this means an in. come from this shipment of approxi- mately $10,000 That will help to off set the melon slump
Imperial Valley press., 1908-08-01
Yours very truly,
 "U. s. WEBB,
"Attorney-General By R. c. VAN FLEET, Deputy

No lack of available material is to be felt in this campaign for the super for court judgeship, Judge Cole, in cumbent, is a candidate for reelection. His announcement appears in this is sue of The Press. District Attorney J. M. Eshleman is also a candidate; Roy McPherron of Imperial is after judicial honOrs and the report is cur rent this week that Attorney Brewer of Imperial will enter the field. At torney Farr was nominated by the Democrats several weeks ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-08-01

legislature of the state may, at any time, tWO-thirds of the members of the senate and two-thirds of the mem bers of the assembly voting therefor increase or diminish the number of judges of the superior court in any county, or city and county, in the state. The power thus vested in the legislature by the constitution is necessarily accompanied by such oth- CT power, not inconsistent with other provisions of the organic law, as the legislature may deem essential to ex- ercise in order to execute and enforce the power expressly conferred. There fore, it may arrange provisionally for the filling of the vacancy occurring in said office with the creation thereof until If 1t be, as here, an elective office, the people shall have been af- forded an opportunity under the law of filling it themselves by the election of some one to discharge it's duties for and during the regular term there of. As was said in People vs Mark ham, 104 Cal, 232: Whenever one of these new offices is created there is, of course, a necessity that it should be provisionally filled in some man. ner until the commencement of a reg ular constitutional term, and if the constitution is silent upon this point the power of the legislature to make such provisional arrangement by statute cannot be questioned, In the case before us, the legislature in making the provisional arrangement for filling the vacancy in the term of the additional judge, has seen fit to fix that term for specified and determinate period, covering the en- tire time during which the term could run without impinging upon any term established by the constitution and beyond which, under that instrument, it. Of course, could not extend
 q can conceive of no new proposi tion which would lead us to depart from the reasoning of these cases at this time. If section 4 of the Act of 1907, providing for the formation, or ganization and classification of new counties, to which you refer, is to be construed as referring to the office of superior judge and also as extending the provisional term of such office beyond the next general state cleo ton, in my opinion said section must be held unconstitutional to that eX- tent at least; but this is not to be taken as an opinion that its provisions in regard to the other county officers are invalid.
 Entertaining the views above ex- pressed, it would be my duty to- ad- wise the Governor, upon his request for an opinion, that superior judge ship of Imperial county should be in- cluded in his next election proclama- tion.
 Yours very truly,
 "U. s. WEBB,
Imperial Valley press., 1908-08-01
EXHIBIT OF PRODUCTS.

Bring your valley products to The Press office for display in the Ten Thousand Clubs exhibit.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-08-01
The BoWker Case.

In the Green-Bowker case, the con testor alleged that the initial entry was fraudulently made; that the en- tryman had never seen the land be- fore making the entry; that the land was designated papers prepared, money paid, and Louis C. Green taken to the United States land office by the party or parties for whom the entry was made; that he received from them $10 for making the entry; that the fling receipt was retained by the party or parties for whom the entry was made, and that Green never assigned the entry on the 4th day of April, 1904, to Harrison M. BOWker. 1t was alleged that Louis c. Green signed the pretended assignment in blank, at the time of making the en- fraudulently and tin good faith and not for Greens benefit, but for specu- latiye purposes.
 The contestor also alleged that Green was mo- 21 years of age at the time the entry was made; and that the one or more annual proofs offered by Green were fraudulent, in that he never expended any money on the land, and never did any work, or caused any to be done thereon in the nature of reclamation.
 The land office officials declare that the allegations of contestOr have been established without question, except as to the entryman's S age, which does not appear to have been definitely determined.
 Numerous Entries Made.
 The opinion of the Register and Receiver in this case continues:
 "The entryman has testified that he made the entry under the conditions stated, and that he subsequently, made and offered proofs on same, all in consideration of money paid to him by parties not positively identified, but who were to him presumably con nected with and representing the Inn perial Land Company or the California Development Company, or both, in this city, in whose offices the affairs in relation to said entry wer conduct ed It is also shown that at the same time numerous other entries were made under the same circumstances.
 John Turner and Andrew McLain have testified that they made desert land entries, at the same time and under the same conditions as did Louis c. Green and have, in the main Greens testimony, in re- lation to the mala iides of all the en- tries referred to-
 The opinion then proceeds to give a synopsis of the testimony, showing the connection of Hiram w. Blaisdell,
 Concluded on page eight
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14
sSpaO OR AN fa"eS
al gamle StppIer.

&i bar bel a%leiammcn ialfal6 til
Sioer iltot gnmle Stspler iaa nGr,
at nj nlente, oe aloeIe5 life fun6e brlls
geS til noget, og bar taitet Dem paa
IffaIbSbDngen.
Ger er bog ct gnmmelt Srb, Der
Tiger, at intet err iaa onorIigt, Of set
life fan beuptteS til noget. Sgiaa
Be 9omle Stspler tan benptteS; De
fan en0oo blioe til De npoeligite Sing.
Storinouitrien onpeuoer uemlig De
gamle Stepler % / oct belle toget alt
aummeIt 9poer iom bltper ifaaret /
Stpffer og / nogle Gage logt / &lor.
ipopI. 9erpeb bliper oct bnar6t og
fan let trGfteS. Inar oct iaa bar
Iigget beri / uogle Gage blioer oct
paifet, terret % tiliioit ulnlet til ct
int Bulper. Sette blanoes iaa me6
ct eaer anbet pasieroe alRbemiooeI,
boorueo irenttommer en- Wasie Der
bar 9igbeO meo aautidrif, og berai
lanes ser / 5orme Snapper, Samme
og mango andre 8ienitanOe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14
Sjprncn ifaI bcifDttes.

On aomite al Sagtpu6ige af8ap
fornplig Ell ~interesiont 9etGntning
ON 9eifpttelie al iuenif Ratrr og ga.
acknowledgements, meooelcS ira Stoct'
bolm. Gcri ioreiloges ogiaa at be-
ifpttc 9isrueu. Oct iamme bar nj
9ompneitpreIieu ioreiIaaet.
Sra 1856 til 1906 er iGlOet 1852
@isrue / Sperige. 9isrncns uorpo'
ming beisrgeS ipecielt al SerubanerHe,
gtaur Serubouen tomner, i~orloinoer
9isrucn. 90 SnoIonSSbaucn oil
uctop berere DC 0iitritter, buor 9isr'
rteu enSnu fan ontageS at buue fait
Stamne. SomGneitprelien anbeia'
fer GpbGoeIie al Retten til at iGIoe
9isrn pau on0en Warbs @rlno umo'
taaen til S~elpforipnr. s De plan'
laate iaafulote 0atiouoIpurter oil
.gisrncn ligcIcm De andre 9pr iaa ct
Triitco. Iette bill ipecicIt bIiUe al
getpOning / IorrbotteL boor | Sruf'
ten omfring "Stora Sisiaaet" "a
auabratmile ifat uolRgges til Ratio
nulparf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14

beSite. gIsoe 90 porsie SrGIorter,
iom zip % gil, Believer life at babes
ioa lGnse iom 60 % andre baarbe
Srpiorter. areoipt burbe aIoria op.
beoes til mere emo 800 8rnoer F.
geSit er Iiot oper &ogepuuftet for
@auo, ener 2f5 graber F. @eo at
operIfrioe oenne garwegrno bar oct
ifaoelig Iirfning pao IrGmaterialet,
% bortsoiIer unsoi8 n!e1ct &reoiot.
Sorisg life at itrp1e areoiot meo
@pritp, mStaeen Oct cr rigtig uarmt
/ 8eiret.
9ette er SnbboINct al Girfulpre
go. III, nplig uoeipct I @aibingtou,
6, unoer SfogUpicnetS Soerop.
inn o. aoofienot al &onobrugSmiui.
tier S;ames @ilipn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14
Scbnnoling.

Spis 9~ebanbling al Stolpernes
NoOenoe / en- aaben 9eboIoer iom ans
piit life fan gisreS, og oct enifes, at
noget ifnI 9ieres / Den Setning, ina
iPt {. Or. Stolpeus Gnoe neo i en-
flor @rDbe boori Der er beb areoiot
cler Garbolineum % brug Ell Raler.
berIte til at itrpge paa Stolpen iaa
beit op Tom Oct trpugeS. alogeit oil
oct bPre for Here Raboer at laa iig
iommen ON at ifpfie zig ct oroentIig
apparat. Srug ida goo areoiot, iom
ben err at iaa fiebt, AI geitr9belie
maa gaa no paa, at Sreoiotet trPn'
ger iaa op6t inc iom muligt. 9teu
eQer 8ieteu tnser letteit imOb areo.
iot, oerfor er runoe Stolper / bette
5ilialoe beSre emo flsoeoe. oa De
baaroere inSre Gele (0iaImen) ilet
life er mootageIig.
Rnar StoIpen eiues ct Iangt
Sao / beS areoio; % berpaa Ct fort
! foIo, ba bier bette Jig at prre BET
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14

bIco f~orrcItcu Ell al garingcrne til
hans llpopuloritet / Yortugal. Ro9Ie
gIar eitcrnt ban bar bIet aonge neO'
intte Observation-Disclosures hans Ipa.
uage meO omtrinG $l25,OOO ON VA
ret. Den aongeu iaut opbere % opa
berc / @iGIb, % ban maotte babe
mere Teuge. San begpuote od al
"togc 2pn pou 6orifuo" - oct oil
iiar, ban iorlnute iig uoen otoere al
S~tutsfnSieu, uaor oct bleu bdm ult'
for broget, % ilig 9if Def, inotiI
ban itplOte StatSfosicu 100000 -
iouoiot man fun0e fiuoe Reoe pao
oct. Weu iitebetfor at bolOe 5irnuS.
miuiitcren onioorlia for oenne Gin.
genes Silitauo nsieneS Eortu9tierne
mco at itiRISe aougen Su6en iulo.
% oct biaIp life me9et, ior aongcn
bar begnpet meo INF Sao.
IepubIifoncrues Seoer / RationaI.
ioriamIingen ~itempleoe cugona / ct
Wsoe aonsen iom "8surbspoiug, Be
Orager, usiel Sorbrpoer og berpgtei
@inpimper", og Solereu forIangte al
gremierminiiteren, at ban ituIoe goa
til aonacu % fringe BAN til at pant
irtte al lin @ienoom, betoIe fin 8iGlo
pau 50, 100000 % berpoa iorouite
fra 2anoet, bpiS ban uiloe unbgad
6pnaieI.
aongen iporc6e paa alt oette meo
al icnoe trooper oiiteo for at rpooe
SaIen, bporpaa ban fru~ogioroe, al
8arlamentet bar cpIsit.
Song Carlos Regieriua bcteaneoc
npiteu en- eucite Strife / Tortugal, oa
ilere @ange bar oct meO Reo oa
ueppe, al ban bergeoe Srouen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14
Bore SnsoDrs &jemitapn.

On tpif Sorifer Sabu bar meboelt
fine TeiuItater at Sorifningen oper
bore SuSbprS Siemitapn. San for.
teller, at of 8ierfrGet bar 8oaien
oct PIoite Stamtrp, ioet ben TANNER
ira gabplonieu. Ssnen buffer ferit
op / europa poa EerierfrigenS Sio.
Sanens 8alen eritatteoe / Geriien og
Galaitina, l1bret; tbi peb fsrite Same.
gal bolOt man Worgeubsn. s Den
tioli9e Wtbbelaloer tog enbper Wun.
fefoloui Tom brog no for at 9runoe
ct MT Stem, altib en- Sane meo for
at forfpnoe 9ogenS Segpnoelie. 90
ben Dag ioag beltemner De itore
aarapaner | Srienten fit Spbrub ef.
ter SonenS 9alen, ioet mo | bette
Siemeo bar Ell Sane meo paa Teiien.
aameIens Stem er ianbipnligpis
Gentralniien, og | Sbi6et gipes Der
enbuu pil6e 8ameIer. gi fan ogiaa
taffe GentralaiienS &ptterfolf for, at
Soften er tGmmet. SpineneS oprin.
beige Siemitaon ifaI bore Neiopo.
tamien. Sor SuSfat TANNER fra
9@gppten, bpor ben ian0ipnIigpiS er
tGmmet, for Oen efteritr9bte Clan.
gerne o9 bar ct @prn imoo Dem.
Sunben er BET GloIte &usopr oe ifoI
efter Sabn nebitamme fra Siafalen.
8ieoen er lige iaa gammel iom apG.
get / Wtenneifets Sieneite. @jeoens
Saar fanot oaereoe tiolig anpenoeIie
/ Srienten.
9erimoo bar man life fienot noget
til 5aur, Der banbe ltlo, % Sabn me.
ner, at oct fsrit err Iibt efter Iiot, 5aa,
rene bar facet Ben for os Menneifer
iaa npttige 9efI9oning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14
ct oe anoet ON
Rone Carlos,

Gen mpr6cbe ipauife Songc, Gar
los, hdp6e Orb for at pGrc Den ieoe'
ite og oopneite Ytonort / Seroen,
Sfisnt ban life bar ooer Wfiooels
SsieOe, peiebe ban gobt % pei tine
800 Buuo. Wteu iaa bar han oaioa
piot og breot na~pnipurgt for fin ZIP.
petit.
8 Ell SamtoIe meo Ell fronif Sen
uobreote engal9 &ong Carlos zig
meS gcgeiitring N Den eugelite So.
gefnnit, og Sronifmanbeu imnrgte
bom De, boilfe euaelife Retter. ban
life beoit.
"Sreiteg.~ ioareoe aongen beitemt.
"Og oernGit?"
"gPere SreiteG" bar oct laforilfe
Soar.
SpiS nogeu funoe toIe meo Gag
funOifab ON "9orbetS @lGoer", ioa
bar oct Song Carlos. San funOe I.
Gr. iptte tiliuS ier itore, ieoe senoer
til MioooeS % ifpae Dem neo meo
rent l,trolige auontoer al Bin. 5or
bans Ssrit bar lige iau itor iom bans
Appetlt.
Gu Gitermiooog IfuIOe ban bolbe
en- itor Sropperepp | SiSiabon. Crop
perne too opitiaet til Iarnoe en- bel
9loftetimc, iubtil DC bar iaa trGtte.
at De par iGroige I'll at ipufe iant'
men, men aongen gIimrcoe irenroe'
les peO i'm 6rnpGrelie. Gn Sroonons
blep GA tiliioit ienOt ofiteo for al
meloe &ongeu, at armeen penteot
paa BAN. Oct bite ii9, of aouger
euonu lao oeO gorbet, og Ger bapot
ban NOT olereOe iiobct lGnge.
"aiGrc. lao alrmeeu oente, inoti
ieg blir fGroig me0 0eune berIigl
Sund,." iparebe oen ie6e WtaieitGt.
90 armceu mnatte oente, inoti
Gongen bapOe fortPret poerligere tru
itegte, ipl0te Saianer meo Srefler ii
% itpaet Oct belle neo meo fire 5laife,
Bin.
On pittig Soimanb ioriifrebe Ell
gang, at ON Der en- oatter Iag bic
proflameret 8epolution / BortuanI
iaa piIOe man gonife "iitfert fiuO
&oHgen peo @or6et, 90 ban pilOe iig
til ben, iom brngte bam 8eiteo:
"aiprc beo Dem pente, iii ieg e
iGroig meO oenne oeiIige 8aaieitegl
Get ioriifres, at Song Carlo
fun0e 6riffe op 500 pan 5 Minute
uOeu at regne oct for nogct iGrIi.
Nteiteritpffe. Sans SGger p~roteitC
rc0e 49, men itaOig forsi9pes - mo
bans llmnaoeligbco / Rgoelie al @o
% Griffe.
Oct iortGles, at Song Carlos 0
9rouuing ameIia - Den rige 0
pafre EriuieSie al Suiet Orleans =
lepeoe ct lpffeligt 5amilieliu, me
Der rar nof 10 Sing, iom ofte ga
gnIeoning til mere eaer miuore be-
tlge Sammeuitso. % bet uar aisi
teuiager % Sengeiager.
!, Song Carlos par nemIig bel megt
al en- aieffcuitriOer, % Del LITE i'll
3ronniugen. Gernpit bar aouge
altio ! IengefHibe, og ban ipntes,
r 9ronniugeit, Der eieoe en- uulaaoeli
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