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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-16
GENERAL 3. =. rRAN.s DEAD.
Prominent Retired Army 0GAeeF DEe
In Washlngton.

washington, March 15.--Brigadeir
General Royal Thaxter Frank. " s A..
retired. died at his residence here yes
terdAy IN his 18TH year.
He was graduated from the military
academy IN the class OF So and Fought
throughout the civil war. General
Frank was breveted lieutenant colonet
for Rallantry in battle, from which he
rose otter the war TO the rank OF brig
adler general in 1892 retiring few
months afterward. He was born In
Gray, Maine.
General Franks body will be inter-
rupted in Arlington national cemetery
on Tuesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-16

Lieut.. Cene and His OGzcers Are De-
lighted with RecepsIon.


lfwhted VITA Reception.
Panama. March 15.--Lieut. Hutch !
Gone. the commander and the officers
and men OF the American torpedo boat
fiotiila. are delighted with their recep-
ton here. This morning the destroyers
moved up closer to Panama and are
be open to visitors every afternoon from
to o'clock.
All the men Of the notilla are proud
OF the record which the little boats
have made. With the exception OF q
few minor repairs. the destroyers are
in practically the same condition as
when they left the United States.
Last evening the officers Of the fleet
attended dance at the Trsvola Club
where they met many OF the promin-
emit people OF the city and the canal
zone. There was q base bali game
today between nine from the des-
troyer Stewart and q local team and
later every man who could be spared
from the boats went to q bull fight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-16

ogden, Utah. March 15.--The Ameri-
can car in the New York to Paris race
arrived at s:4k clock this morning
and viii remain until Monday morning.
The Italian car reached Rawlings. Wyo.,
this afternoon and WILL not leave until
Monday morning. The other three cars
ere still in Iowa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-16

Knoxville. Tenn. Mar. 15.--Judge c.
ID. Clark. who was appointed to the
federal bench by President Cleveland
In 1895 as Judge for the eastern and
middle districts Of Tennessee. died to-
day at Chattanooga, aged 81. He was
4 native Of Tennessee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-16

Thres Bank Robbers 0vercome Deputy
and Five Men.

Oklahoma City. Ok. March 16--Qep-
uty United States Marshal Monroe
Skaggs. and q posse Of five-men from
ocheltn, were surprised and disarmed
BY three men. who. Il is charged. robbed
q bank at Tyre. Ok. and whom the
posse was pursuing In the Sandy
Greek bottoms today.
After demolishing the weapons Of the
posse. the men escaped to the woods,
warning the oficers not TO follow The
deputy marshal returned to Ocheiata
and states that he will organize ans
other posse and continue the pursuit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-16

Vienna, March 16.--Emperor Francis
Joseph has been confined 70 hia rooms
IN Schoanbers castle fer several days
paat suffering from a cold IN the head
Re continues to work daily although
he has refused 10 grant general audi
anees.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-16
Malta Is Interested.

Malta. March l5.-The announcement
that the American fleet would make a
round -th O. world trip has been received
here with great interest. Should the
fleet visit Malta its reception will be
In the hands of the military authorities,
as the Mediterranean feet is absent
from June to October.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-16
THE WEATHER.

Washingfon. March iSs--FoF Alaba-
mat Fair Monday and Tuesdays Hight
60 fFesh soath wind8
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-16
DRUMMERS
ARE WOUNDED
Shot From Ambush By
Negroes.
Al TRAGEDY IN KENTUCKY
Mob Of Whites and Blood Hounds
On Trail.
yhe Fatal wousdins Of Deputy
marshal By A Negro csused
tAe Trouble .na Alnost Free
eipitased Raee Hiet.
TRAGEDY IN KENTUCKY
me Fatal wousdins Of Deputy

nixon. XIV, March 15.-The fatal
,so,,ndinr Of Deputy Marshal Crild-
era By Jake Mcdowell at Provtdence.
Nv. last evening, almost precipitated
) race war and was the indirect cause
Of two travelling men being shot.
P. b. Carter, travelling man OF
Chattanooga, was dangerously ana
f,erhaps fatally wounded and j. 3. Barry
another commercial traveller was pain
fully wounded. The two men were
shot from ambush BY negroes wnle
driving between Dixon and ProvloenSe
Ia company with other drummers.
The negroes who did the shooting
evidently iabored under the impression
that the Quartette were members OF q
mob pursuing Mcdowell. Deputy MAI
shall Chiiders was shot while attempt
ing to arrest Mcdowell The negro
was immediately taken into custody
and hurried to Dixon for safe keep
ing. Al mob OF whites Immediately be-
Dan forming and the negroes In the
vaclnity Of Providence. hearing OF tnis.
also armed themselves and lay In wait
by the road over which the mob was
expected to pass. They mistook the
travelling men for the advance guard
Of the mob and after hring on tnem'
made their escape.
McDowail. after being brought to
Dixon, was hurried on to Henderson.
The mob In pursuit arrived at the
Dixon 3afI at o'clock this morning
and ending there was no chance OF get
ding mcdowell, Immediately set out 70
beaf the country with bloodhoundg for
the negroes who had fred on the afav-
elinw Fsaen. The mob has not found
the four negroes and probably Will
not 50 70 Henderson after Mcdowell.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-16

Henderson. Ky March 15-webstsr
County. the scene Of race war SAT-
tirtay night. IL quiet today bat the jAils
II Dixon ana Henders0n are being
heavily nnaFded tonight for fear e 3
raid 81 s naah. neputy Marshal Smith
chff0ekss 81 xrn V1deHces who was shot
81 jock Mcdowell negro. ii dying,
McDowali was piacad in the Henderson
County fail after . chase Of twenty
ave miles.
WfI Mcdowell. 4 cousin Of the MUIR
ierer, Tom Fudua. Tom Miller and an
other unknown negro. were arrested
today charged with the shooting Of four
hart OF q mob on the way to Dixon
from Providence to hang Mcdowell.
one OF the men shot is in 3 serious
condition. ~.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-21

Friedman There had naturally been
no notification by Brown that he In
tended ais relation toward the appel
Iants as tenants. Events In his opin-
ion had rendered such notification un-
necessary.
After the stock of goods had possed
into the hands of Friedman, the ap-
pellants claiming lien to secure the
payments of the next years rent in
a suit against Brown, Sims and Fried
man secured a temporary injunction
restraining Friedman from selling tIe
goods.
Friedman moved for a dissolution
of the injunction on the general
ground that he knew nothing of the
arrangement whic ad existed between
Brown and te appellants; that 1t was
none OF is business, but that it was his
business to dispose of the goods he
had bougt, consisting of men and
women,s cloting before the fashions
changed. All the time to injunction
was in force, the fashions were chang
ing regardless of it. His motion was
denied.
Sims also made answer in which ht
pointed out that in selling the goods
Q was really acting under orders oi
the court and that II he had pursued
any other course he would have been
remiss.
He also pointed out that the appel
lants had had their remedy II they
had any claim against Brown. by
filing taem with himself as assignet
but they mad not done so. On his mo
ton the injunction was dissolved and
the appeal was taken.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-21
INTERESTING LEASE
CASE N COURT
Can Bankrupt Be Held For
Contract 70 Rent An
other Year?

PHOENIX, Oct. 2O.-An interesting
matter concerning lease has come
up 10 the supreme court in the ap-
peal from the district court Of Pima
county of Lena Murphy and w. e.
Murphy against Joseph z. Brown, A.
Sims and B. friedman The appel
lants were the owners of a business
building in Tucson which in February
of 1907, they leased to Brown. One
of the conditions Of the lease was tnat
IL Brown desired to end his tenancy
at the beginning Of any year he should
so notify tne appellants on the first
uf the preceding October. In case
he should neglect TO do so he was to
be held for years rent from the be
ginning OF the following year.
Before the end of the first year
Brown became a Bankrupt and his
stock OF goods passed into tae hands
OF Sims as assignee. Before the end
OF the year from which the lease
dated. the stock wss sold by Sims t.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-21

requesting an immediate subscription
from us. and that we take a day of
and ask subscriptions among our
friends We regret our inability to
furnish you immediate assistance, but
if you will tell us how we can explain
to our friends the following questions,
we will take the matter of raising
funds for the Republican campaign
under consideration
Why did the Republican convention.
at Chicago, vote down the publicity
of campaign funds, nine to one?
Popular election of senators, seven
IT, one:
How we can expect Mr.. Taft to pres
ecute the trusts when he granted
perpetual franchise to a corporation
in the Philippines?
How we can assure the people that
Mr. Taft, if elected, will not copy MI.
Roosevelt and use the office which
belongs to the people TO name his sue
cessor?
Why thirty republicans could not be
found in Congress. last winter, thai
would Join the democrats in causing
the many good measures, talked OF by
Mr.. Roosevelt, to become laws?
That Mr.. Roosevelt was and is in
good faith in his attempts to prosecute
the Standard Oil company?
What assurance can we give them
that the many good measures talked of
by MIR. Roosevelt were not like his
bear hunts In the South last autumn
tame bears, as you will remember,
shipped there for that purpose?
Many other questions might be
asked but these are the most perplex'
ing, and unless we are fortified with
explanations, which we are unable to
give, we must decline to assist you.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-21
Especial to Review

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.--The Repubi-
can National committee is sending out
a letter asking for cash contribu-
tons" in which the declaration is
made that 'the election of Judge
Taft and James S. Sherman is essen
tial to the welfare OF the country"
The letter is of interest by reason
of the character OF the men whose
names appear on the letterhead, and
who made this appeal. Here are the
men who sign the letter informing
the people of the country that pryan's
election win be dangerous:
Charles F. Brooker, head of the
Brass Trust, and vice president of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad, against which a government
suit is now pending in the federal
courts.
Charles Nagel Of Missouri, one OF
the general attorneys of the Standard
oil company This Standard Oil rep
resentative is in charge of Republican
National campaign headquarters in
Chicago.
Frank o.. Lowden, muti-millionaire
son-in-law of the late George NJ. Pull
man, and now the head Of the great
Pullman Palace Car trust, 10 which
the travelling public pays tribute.
T. Coleman Du Pont, the head oI
the powder Trust. which is fighting
suit against dissolution.
Boise Penrose, the political Boss
OF the corrupt political machine in
Pennsylvania.
George r. Sheldon. the persona
Representative of ]. Pierpont Morgan
in the capacity of director in all his
trust companies, and who collected
| trust money for the election Of Gov
eTnor Hughes, of New York.
William Nelson Cromwell, the lega
Representative of Edward H. Harri
man, and probably the greatest trus
lawyer in the Cnited States.
Fred w. Upham, the fiat fryer 70
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-21
MEN Who THINK THAT BRYAN
IS DANGEROUS TO COUNTRY

the republican party in the west, and
the man who wrote letters to corpor-
ations whose property lie assessed by
virtue of his position as a member or
the Board of Review in Chicago.
This is a fine outfit to advise the
farmers and business men of the west
how TO vote. Two of the signers are
heads of corporations, which are
fighting for their existence in the
courts. Of course these men think
Bryan's election dangerous: that is
natural when one becomes acquainted
with their connections. But there Is
not legitimate business man in the
nation, small or large, who has any
reason to fear a democratic victory.
The NageEShfldon PenroseU Upham
ct al letter appealing for cash" was
mailed from Chicago as late as octo-
ber Sth. A copy was sent to prom
inent manufacturer in Iowa, who is a
republican. He replied at once to the
committee of Trust Boosters" wio
are financing the republican cam
paign. The letter of reply is given
herewith and 1t was not obtained at
republican headquarters, where it was
received today:
Iowa, October, 8, 1908.
Republican National Committee,
254 Michigan Avenue,
Chicago, III.
Gentlemen:
We have your letter of the Sth inst.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-21

Review want Ads bring results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-21
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE
ELECTION TO Be HELD NOV. 3

The American party has one ticket
in Utah.
In twenty-three states a total OF
ninety proposed constitutional amend
ments, laws, questions, or PROPOSE
tions. will be voted upon. This does
not include Michigan, where a revi-
sioa of the present constitution will
be submitted to the voters for adop-
tion or rejection. The number OF
amendments or questions in the dIf-
ferent states is: l, Iowa, Texas, wy
oming; 2, Idaho. Illinoise. Kansas,
Montana, Nebraska. Rhode Island,
Washington. West Virginia; 8. Ala
bama. Colorado, Florida, Ohio. 4,
Minnesota, Wisconsin; 5, North Da-
kota, Oregon; 6, South Dakota; 8,
Missouri: 8, Louisiana; IS. California.
The Amendments oil proposed laws
of several states are of general inter
est. In South Dakota the question of
repeating the one year residence
act. which was passed by the last
legislature in order to stop rapid di-
vorces, will be submitted TO the vot-
ers. Formerly, suit for divorce could
be brought after six months resi-
dence in the state Opposition TO
this short term of residence resulted,
and the one year act was passed. The
latter has been objected to in certain
quarters and petitions finally were
secured for the submission of the one
year act to a vote of the people at
the coming election.
In Illinois the question of lakes
to-the-gulf deep waterway will be be
fore the people in the form of a con-
how ffar
the state to issue bonds of S20,000, 900
for the enterprise.
A proposed income tax will be vot-
ed upon in four states. South Dakota,
North Dakota, Minnesota and Wis
consin.
California is one of the latest of
the states to agitate election reform.
To the people there will be SUBMIT
ed a proposed constitutional amend
ment, among others, empowering the
legislature to enact direct primary
law providing for the direct nomina-
ton of all candidates for public Office.
Following are the National tickets:
Democratic.
WILLIAM J. BRYAN. Nebraska,
President.
JOHN w. KERN, Indiana, Vice
President
Republican.
WILLIAM H. TAFT, Ohio, JPresi-
dent,
JAMES S. SHERMAN. New York.
vice-President.
Prohibition.
EUGENE W. CHAFIN, Illinois,
President.
AARON S. WATKINS. Ohio Vice
President
Socialist.
EUGENE V. DEBs, Indiana, Presi-
dent.
BENJAMIN HANFoRD. New York.
Vice-President.
Peoples Party.
THOMAS z. WATSON, Georgia.
President.
SAMUEL W. WILLIAMS, Indiana.
Vice President.
independence Party.
THOMAS L. HISGEN. Massachu-
settle, President.
JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES, Georgia,
Vice-President.
Socialist Labor
sMARTIN r. PRESTON, President.
DONALD MUNRO, Virginia, Vice
President.
sPreston was nominated by the
socialist labor party. Owing to his
inability to make a campaign, he be
ing confined in a jail In Nevada on
a charge of murder, August Gilhouse
OF New York was nominated as his
proxy.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
"Spernia", lite Sccbr.
~"Gampanin", Poem Sccbr.
"Sncauia", Soc Tecbr.
SONG Goparos
&orreiponoanec.

Song G0nar0 or neget fprbringS,
les, buuO ungaur bans pripatc ga,
Qer. % bette mGrtes oglaa / Den
Mnn0c, 6oorpad aongen paSier i'm
Gorreiponoance.
Song g6maro or Ell meget pimft.
Iig grepifriper, og ielp minore big.
tige Sfrtpelier beiuares / 9tegIer
itrar ON life al aongen iaa al bans
EripdtiefretPr. SfripeuuifineU bar
life iiuu0et SnOgaug paa Song 60.
marOs Eriuatfontor, Iigeiom ban
heQer life benptter Steuograi. Spis
Rongen life ielp beiuarer fine @repe,
gisr ban Dog e%genbPnoiat geInGrf'
niger paa Sc grepe Der fol beipares,
ca laSer iaa lin Eripatiefretrr uoar.
heioe Dem.
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GopurOS Sfripebpro: SrRtpapir.
Grepne blioer iaa goot iom aloris
trpffet al. men ligger % t6rrer al
fla ielp. Gaa oenne Wiaaoe bliper
Ger intet Spor al aorreipon6ancen,
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Sc grepe, iom aongen mootager,
Finer De upigtige itrar tiIintetgiorte
DC andre bliper berimoo ombpgseIist
reaiitrereoe, og otsie interesiante
Tofumenter bliper op6eporeoe ! ct
iGrifilt 8RreIie.
"a aongen beiteg Sronen - Tor.
t9aer ct engelif Siosifritt =, ifreu
ban lin Neutrality-suspicious. paa
imaa arf greopapir, / bois oenitre
Sisrue, Der itob en- Iioeu 6 % poa
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ben oper 1rcmiug gictoria par Tor.
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trpft / Sub.
aongen friuer belit meS 5ierpen.
re, % oa bans Saaubifriit er meget
iior, blep Der poIat 9reppapir al
Spartformat; finn til forte Weooe.
lclier bruger ban Sort eaer imaa
slrf Vapir.
aongens aonpcluter er iabritereoe
OF ct iRrIis it9rtt os tgtt Fapir %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13

Der life mepet at neIe pna en-. ca. 5 Tigers
StoIe til at inbspe III ieitliet proeram.
man bar mere piaiiae Sa8cr at cire St'
ben pad.
eda naI n,a osiaa hniie paa. at Sano
Greet Wcnisbeb Wisrcuiin or inssi
nh @enipbes. men Der bar pnret prGeitet
CUBS Orb meS Mpoe % araft | mango.
mango War.
Set CT rda eenne eomIe GruuS, al
ben me Brett o. nrnutc Stnocnt iaar
arbcibe pisere % iom bet fan ipnes ferii
M bar facet Cart ! arbeiset.
SapSe iite Senne eamIe eoos @ruus
bGret Der. niISe mol life mango Saarer
pGret fGlSt | airfert beler life babe
noeen laat tort Merle til on, en- M Cir
bciber biIite til beire ps benitre paa
Greti % Ileti.
@i oil snde ben npe Grbeiocr alt acot
| bans nbe Iirfefrees. men bet iial iiges
til "acrreiporbent~, at ban bar 9iort en-
oaarIie @ieruine oeS iaaleoes at irem'
bploe Nrbeioet | nGpnte Nenieheo. ION
ON mn isrit er Der eicrt uoact Tom ouer,
Zen berIise Bierniue os 5riisteu Ser'
al ifplbes enc % alene Cub.
Set betpeer life fort. at Der ouibptteS
arbeioere | airien; bet ian ! pSre Gins
Iiaeenber fees no Tom Der or tor Sors
ifjeI. men fommer mar ueb til ielpc
@runscn er set insen SoriticI. Gnbpcr
Serrens Siener err fnloet fra Wooers
2io. Ia fra gpieheh. til oenne @ierning,
til at pirte / bepne eIer bin Ieriabeb,
gi iia ieIp or Yreiteu nm ifittet til al
sheI9ege og iororrpe. men | Subs arait
fan ban neiIeoe os opbea9e. &oieu for
al Sremgana er Cubs.
4aar en- Renigbeh life ian elsr bill
toloe mere erb ca. 5 Tiger RelieiousifoIe
gier man beoit | life at nGbue bette
Noiierne. Set er en- StampIet for Den
famine 1eniebeS. 8 Raaueocr piloe
pere Tibet not. Set a BELT bette
guntt. iom tos Jig iaa baarlis uo
uGoute Stpfte.
Set er life Weuiueen Der at bile fcrs
feline ben Brett. ipm err fomneu til SouS
Greet Werigbcb, euer bet grbetSe, tom
han bar Ia9t paa StoIe9ieruin9er / Scns
ne forte lib.
0ien bet er ben Scnoens. at iaa mart
Der bpttes Swreiter bIiper BET cftc lilo, at
ben iioite Tom .omlucr aisr alt, mems
fanife bet er retop Srueterre ban plnts
fer efter en- anoen. 90 BET. bet er Do
life iaa nauiieIigt ct arbeioel X.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13

bqrer Ell Grone mco Sroeue: Is
GonaeuS 8ieneitc". 9e foricgIes
meo meqct msrfereOt 9ot. grepcne
tetrocS oerpaa til DC fouaeligc au'
rercr. WPno, iqm bar uGret lTnae |
9unaens 3ieucite, % iom ]oppebGrer
en- 2su al mcacm t50-i00 3uro
Sterliug ON Taret.
Meocus aonpcr innIebeS Ifriper e,
itor Mpnabc al fine greoe ieIp, bar
ret moOiotte 3iIiGlbet meo Den az
hs6c Gronninq 8ictoria, iom oitte'
,cbe belle FIN GorreiponSdHce.
grcpe til Scrrcr, ionI er aongcrts
Genner, e~rpeOereS | almiuoeligbeO
al GripotietretGreu eiter aongeuS
9luuisning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
IRA gbercrpmbic, q. ..

Ibliraeu bar rHnot her bGret goo, %
SiSerne er berfpr beSrG enb De bar bee
ret pao Here Var. ba ot / De itSIte Oar
far baut formeeeu Sroe. SmiblertiS sr
man Der beore iorbereot for COB Inlirg,
euten BET bltr tert eler baaot. Tor en-
Rasie Sarmere bar / be iioite aar lauet
8rsfter runSt tit 2anb, boor bette IGrs
Tia IfuIbe trGnges. Sarmin9StnetboSeu
rrberaaar / beuue Sib en- SorarSrtu9,
ca man life boIoer zig iaa uoelufteuoe
til Sbebe iom fsr. 3prtuiug az gfais.
Sutcter, 9apre og gp9 ug Sinterrug OF
ginter6peoe, 9reatlrapI etc. faar mere
% mere SnSpas. Soranoriugen fores
AGAR orabvis, % roeeu rnbitaI Soran@
briro bill ueppc fiube SteS. Sc fsrite
Settlere leper enbuu. 90 6armene er
berfor for fore for f~oriieaigartet 6ar5
rino. Iosle faa az Sisie bar bog trufs
let Iis tiIbage fra aitip 6armins os Se!t
2nnoet.
Gbercrombie fInser paa balb Stane
res gubIfabet ON. at Goro Satotas isrs
tie @uperner, Carl RiIer, er oeo | 9us
Iut6. Sau bar bel tieubt meo De nors
ife Sarmere runot Der, Oa ban oreu en-
flor Sarm 10 Nil isuoerfor Gbers
crumbie, mems ban blep 8uocrusr. San
bar cftcr iis ct eont 8pgte, % ie8 berte
en- norif Sarrer ioa8 iiee. at ban bar
Roro Satotas beSite RafS. Gan beiestc
abercrombie tent / 6eit en- Sang for at
biIie pda fine sanlc Seuner.
Beer Strsmme Nj Der paa Seis8 fo-
en- fort Sio iiSeu. Snn bleo uGiteu bes
Ore lift euS ieIpe @uuernsreu Tom polls
tiff Saler. Dan MATTE ogiaa belc
Stdtsparfeu Dor. Tom err blit iliet Ell bes
fienst Steb. Stremmes Seies par mes
get bpeeeIigt, OF neite Gang ban tums
mer, bill 5an osian tr9iie iulSt Gus.
SinLmnr HueS Solaus bar oaiaa ops
bolSt iia Der i Ct Bar Sage. Set bar
rent ct 9~iliIfrocir, meus bGu bar ber.
SmiSlertio beie8te ban anut CLANS.
Sobu 8. Strdnn. u. q. Spetoe o. Slai
gisrtes. Smut SIaa er en- al be igritS
etiitere al ~sugsbura Seminar. Sausoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
On WuHfcriamiiir.

Ct eienoommeligt og intereSlnnt
Grcmpe[ paa en- Mbliiferiumilte, I
boilten DC tmitueriite Gpuer er 9uact
/ arp ira 1aoer til Ssn glen.
nent fem @enerationer, frcn1bpoer
Gnccini'erne.
Giacomo Hucciui. "gobemeS"s
aompouiit, er oen iemte oi bette
Ropu. Sans Gloitc befienNte Soria.
Der beS ligeIeoeS 0iucomo OF q
fsSt i 2ucca Mar 1912. San bar
Glen al @iuieppe Gorettt. en- Ven at
ben 6ersmte @inmbuttiitn gIartini
GA bleb al HepubliIen Succa uOnPpnt
til Graaniit ueo aatheoraIeH cg I'll
aapelmciter. Sans Son, autonio
Ruccini, aroeoe babe 5noerenS Gn
6eSer og bans gin. San 1apoe en-
.Ssn, 9omenico. Der par Glen al Dtot'
tel i Bologna % al Gaiiielo Neapel
San bleu ienere anpeImeiter, al en-
ircmragenSe MaueripiGler % CrgeI.
ipiaer o. Tom aomponiit begapet meo
en- liaeirem Phenomenal Setheo | at
irembringe. Gomeuico o6oe fun II
aar gummeI; ban eiterloo itg 4 gern.
oeriblanot Midele, iom ben Song
BAR fnap 3 aar. san oeoligeboIot
SamiIietra6itionen paa oct miiitalife
Smraaoe. inIoereoe meo Suer Sapons
o. @ebers @9rfer % eiterloO iig en-
Rqfte ar6eioer | 9SeI % itreus Stil
- Resier, 8esper.9iuii og gtotel
Ter. San par 81 aar, Do ban oeoe,
og ct al bans 7 Bern er ben mlleoei.
De @iocpmo Eueciut Der piite ringe
emit til % gnIRs for Be uioeuitabet
Iise Shtoier. iom 6oriiIien piloe
iqtte BAN til -, iRrlig meo aritb.
metif tneb oct itRrtt ior bam! -
bporimoo ban nRreoe en- slgoenoe
gnsiion for WiuiIen, Der laa BAN |
9looet, % iom ban ogiaa eiterbaau.
Den iii Sop til at bic lit Sip.