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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-18

Atlanta Journal: Evelyn IhaW Will doubtless win the sympathy of the two widowers on the jury, at least.
 St. Louis Globe-Democrat: Willie Col Her and Eddie Foy should "commiserate." Neither can get his name grown up.
 Louisville Herald: Sugar trust directors vote in favor of greater publicity of their affairs. How the shade of II. o. Have meyer will wiggle.
 Louisville Courier-Journal: A Georgia cocktail is now made of Jamaica ginger and hydrant water, a glucose cherry and a dash of tabasco sauce.
 Florida Times Union; SThe Boston Transcript says "a little widow is a dan gerous thing" That writer must have met one of the red-headed kind from Houston.
 vicksburg Herald: Editor Watterson says now that the saloon and politics should be divorced. Wdowhood is better for politics. than a right of action for ali- mony against the saloon.
 Washington Herald The postoffice de- partment has decided that Big Coon'' is not fit and proper name for a cer- 1 tain Alabama office. Why not change it to Large Colored Gentleman?" Nashville Tennessean: "The Heir to the 1Ioorah' is the latest and quite the most felieitous title accorded MT Taft as a candidate, and the Charleston News and l Courier applied it. It should stick. Philadelphia Ledger; There is prison CT in this state who by saying, T am sorry" might escape four years in jail ] and the payment of $45,000 Prejudice against telling lie seldom goes to such l extreme.
 1 Houston Post On this beautiful sun kissed, zephyr-fanned Sabbath morning when the Lord and all His beautiful angels are with us here in heavenly Hous- l ton-the City of Anthemsz-it is sweet ly solemn thought that we are not horror 1 haunted as are the sinful people of Ribald ! Richmond which is now in the throes of a session of the Virginia legislature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-18

Rear Admiral Evans begins to feel that he should join the Esperantoists
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-18

Congressmen like their new offices. No rent bill goes with them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-18

Louisville Herald: Sugar trust directors vote in favor of greater publicity of their affairs. How the shade of II. O. Have meyer will wiggle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-18
AROUND THE COUNTRY

Atlanta Journal: Evelyn Thaw will doubtless win the sympathy of the two widowers on the jury, at least.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-18

St. Louis Globe-Democrat: Willie Col Her and Eddie Foy should "commserate.' Neither can get his name grown up.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-18

Our fire loss is seven times greater per capita than that of Europe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-18

Mrs. Russell Sage pays more per sonal taxes than her husband did.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-18

Governor Beckham seems to have overworked his machine.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-18

Louisville Courer-Journal: A Georgia cocktail is now made of Jamaica ginger and hydrant water, a glucose cherry and a dash of tabasco sauce.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-18
rHE RIGHT SORT.

THE RIGHT SORT. Altho' his food was very poor, His clothing cheap and shoddys He didn't seem to care, because He was a cheerful body.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-18

The Fairbanks boom is too far gone to be revivified.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-18

Morocco's holy war Is fully 500 years out of date.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-18
USUAL INFERENCE

IoI<AI1 IN T l1ItI14F'1I1'
 "Jones is a man of artistic tempera- ment."
 From which I infer that he is not able to make a living"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-18

SIMILAR EFFECT.
 Were you ever in love?"
 No, but I once ate too much strawber- ry shortcake.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-18
BIFF

You wouldn't think that was rich man..
 No; is hep 'Nons
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-18
HEADING HIM OFF.

HEADING HIM OFF. q wish to interest you in an old but neglected problem "Get out! You are going to ask me How old is Ann? "
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-18
HIGH FINANCE.

HIGH FINANCE. T would like to draw on you for a kiss" You may but the draft won't be hon ored.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-18
POSSIBLY.

What has become of all the horse | theves?"
 Gone into the automobile business 2
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-18

The London Times still sells at 6 cents copy. thus showing it has not been fully Americanized.
 --s- MT. Taft is trying to ride two horses, Labor and Capital, but he bids fair to fall between them.
 The millions sent abroad to buy titles have as a rule bought divorces also.
 The Transvaal broke all it's records in December. It is flooding the world with gold
 Rear Admiral Evans begins to feel that he should join the Esperantoists. Mrs. Russell Sage pays more per sonal taxes than her husband did Our fire loss is seven times greater per capita than that of Europe.
  Congressmen like their new offices. No rent bill goes with them. Governor Beckham seems to have oVerworked his machine.
 
 The Fairbanks boom is too far gone to be revivifed.
 Morocco's holy war is fully 800 years out of date.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-18

Florida Times Union: ~The Boston Transcript says "a little widow is a dan gerous thing" That writer must have met one of the red-headed kind from Houston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-18

Entered at the Birmin gham. Ala postoffice as second-class matter uhusi act of Congress March 3, 1873.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-18

the fluid rippled into the gutter. In view of the present aridity in Birmingham. this is one of the seasons most pathetic hard luck stories.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.

While walking along wharf IN NateT
street southwest res-g7lsT morning, James stewart
lg--0 -f-V-rve wears Old 0f . VI street northwest.
lost his balance. fel into the rser ard Vas droEei
Ciraeette smoking is on the Increase
IN r!e United Srarns according 20 government sta
q l5.s-2zs.1l5 ''c5tn nails were smoked II the
last year
Funeral services for Perry TaIbert.
twelve years old. VINO WIS drowned OF the steamer
River oueeu early SUNDAY morning VII hs held 20
iav fr1n the home of his pareuts IN H1adlsy Va
The body vas recovered yesterday u--rizE-
Edward r Seamore. said 10 be q prin-
Ter. wanted IN Baltimore for stealing vzIizs con
tanning clothing. ncczware. and other articles q
wearing apparel. was arrested yesterday bv Detec-
tiyss Barbee ard NeruiIlion. 0f the Central Office
Lille Richardson. known as Ia Noire
Ii vas sentenced % thirty c5ys n The Vo-Elogse
By Iuire Mull1vuy of ihe Police Corrr- yesterday
morning on charge Of dis-7lsrIy oonduct- Lille
was giving an imitation Of the dance made famous
by Little Egyp-
A secret alphabet. whose characters re-
sertIe pen s-ratcl~s has been submitted 20 the
ment- The alphabet was Arranged ty James A
Bc:del. q Ship7cnstur-. Ia. who claims 20 b
connected with the Bonapartes-
Chief Boatswaln Francis E Larkin. OF
the navy. who was injured al the time the battle
ship N8ine was blown UP in Havana Hsrbo- died
vrday last. and was h1Iricd in Mount Peace Gene
tery. in Philadelphia. Tuesday afternoon
Charged with soliciting Advertisements
and srhzcrip-iols for publication which he said
would soon Be put on the market John H iKuar7
yesrersN morning pleaded not guilty O. SIX charges
Ct false r-etenses IN the United States h-anch o.
the Police Court. and demanded a trial by isry az
the advice Of his attorney. y. Donaldson.
A victory for the health department
crusade. bersn more than a month sro. was scored
in the Police Court YESTERDAY when Jud-e 1Iullovuv
nned the rrcrristCr q an ice cream store ard con-
ieccnery establishment In Fortee1-h street - for
coaducJiug unclean and unsaui-ary establishment
The hne was SIS in excess Of any previous fne i'm
posed since the beginning Of the crusade.
A letter from f. T. Bushnell chief
CLERK of she hureau q the First Assistant Post
master General. uho was injured in an automobile
accident In Montana flrs days s=o. was received
By Acting Postmaster General G-auEfsid saving
that Mr. BushneIs injuries were more severe tbsn
az first reported. The official is now IN a hospital
II Butte. Mont. suffering from brcken leg
To recuperate from Illness. J. Barton
Miller fcrmer secretary q the First Co-1perative
Bsilding Association. VII leave Washington the
laftor part of thc week fer several weeks stay in
the r1ourtains q Virginia He VIII return bsfore
i Sep-CnoJr The date which he Is appear
in curt and slum-t 20 an examination as % ais
plea that disclosure q the whe-oabouts e the
hooks AID papers Of the ASSOCIATION Eosld tend 70
sIIImiaste AIN
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
RAILROAD
Bulletin.
VACATION PERIOD ENDING.

The Summer than half past The vacation period has
only few weeks Of grace and those who take their
outing before the shorter days Of the early fall should STIR them
selves There lack Of attractive places nor Of the f
ties Of reaching them comfortably quickly and ne,penvey
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers wide field for choice. The
tip end OF the British Domnons the Canadian Rockies the
West from Northwestern Canada the Norm the
Of the upper South covering every kind OF for
health. pleasure, OF sport
There shorter trips, ranging from weekend outings
the South Jersey seaoOast the special fen-day excursions
Niagara Falls The latter fixed for August 70 September
and %, and the only S1Ioo for the round trip
II YOU about 60 just consult Pennsyl
Railroad Ticket Agent and YOU will get complete information
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13

IN pursuance with orders from the Dis
trict Commissioners to investigate >hv al
legged insanitary conditions at the bath
ing beach. which were brought TO light
some time since BY The Washington Her
aid. Health OHcer Woodward yesterday
ordered. as the first step. Inspector Gus
It's, Of the chemical division Of the de-
partDenL 20 report on a chemical analy-
SIS Of water taken from the several
ponds and on the practice observed by
the beach authorities as TO changing the
water
At the first disclosure Of the state
Of uncleanliness at the beach. caused by
the stagnant growths and unhealthy con
ditlon OF the water. in which hundreds Of
men and boys swim every DAY, the mat
ter was called 20 the attention OF Com
missioner West. who has direct super
vision OF the beach
Called N Conference.
He said at the time he believed The
conditions TO be not so black as painted
but he decided. however. 20 call into con
ference Dr. W. 3. Hudson. super.rte-d-
ent OF the beach Dr- Hudson told the
.Commissioaer he thought the conditions
might be bettered. but added he believed
the best results possible had been OBJ
tained from the small amount OF money
appropriated by Congress for the pur-
pose.
Later the matter was the subject OF
discussion by the Commissioners. and Il
was decided 10 ask the health depart
uelt 10 make an Investigation and re-
port Owing % the pressure OF work en-
tailed by the recent efforts OF the depart~
me1t toward lettering the conditions OF
eating places. the health officer has been
unable gntH now 20 give the entire time
OF one man % the Investigation
Chemist Gusts has however. been max
Ing tests Of the water in the ponds. and
viii be able 10 report definitely IN a few
days. He said yesterday that. SO FAR as
he has been able 20 look into The ques-
CiOl assigned % him. he had found the
waters in the fish ponds had been drained
about once week by The method o.
opening the tidal gates and leaving them
open through two tides. thus allowing the
water 90 run out. then IN again. and out
the second time before the pond was re-
filed for The bathers-
Ills analysis Of the water j. not ready
for report. but il would appear from
an oh-haud conclusion that evidences Of
unhealthy elements have been found. The
water II The smaller, brick and concrete
lined pool, which Is used by the boys
unable % swim. Is also changed weekly
Chemical Point of View
Dr. Woodward said last night thar afta.
/ the reports had been made 10 him ne
would take Up the matter and determine
/ the status OF conditions from the healcE
might differ materially from the coucIU,
I sions made from a chemical point C.
view
T The conditions warrant IT, he viii
recommend 20 the Co-Uissi1 1ur-s that the
beach be closed until an appropriation
can BE- obtained from Congress TO improve
and make sanitary this useful Institution.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Lfhrsry Of Congress-Open a. N 20 10 p n oa
secular days: from ? p u to 10 :. n on Sundays
and certain hChdaya
Pubic Lib1ary-Open a. n 70 > :. n: holidayS.
3 N. to p NJ sundays. to , ,.
Executive Msnsioa-Open 10 a. n. 70 D n
United States Capitol-Opsn a. n 10 40 p n
Uuited States TTeasu-y-Open 3 a. n 20 . n
State. War. and Navy DeTsTtDents-Open = m
to p N The original Declar1tion of Independ-
suce is ID the library Of the ststn Department.
United States Patent Ofice-oDea = N 70 ?
p n
United States Pensio- sszeau-Opea - n to
?. n.
United States Post-o1-ce-Open 3 a n 70 ? n
Washington Ciry Post-ofice-Open all hOurz The
Dead Letter Caioe Is IN the city post-oe1osl
National Botanic Gardens-Opsn 9 a H. TO p n
Fish Commission-Open a Il 70 40 ,. Il
Army Medical 2useum-Open g. n 70 50 p n
Guiding holidzys-l
trciuding ho1daysj
Agricritural Derartneut-Open a. n to 40 D n
Bureau Of Engraving and Pnntins-ODen 4 H.
to 30 ? n
Washington Monument Cs5ys feet IN heishD-ODen
s2e a. r. 10 $50 .. N. Elevator runs fro7 = N
until .. m
Coroozan Gallery of Art-Open 50 e. n 70 p
n. II winter: a II 20 = n in sunHer- s1n-
days-l-o . ~ 20 p ezcep-ng N 1alo-slla
mer.' Admission free Tuesdays. Th1rsdEys SAT
U-days. and sundays. other DAYS. &c admission
Goye-nmeat Printing OGce-open u a n 70
:. u.
Navy Tsrd-Opeu e. rn. % 50 p n
southworth Cottage. 18Th 81 and Prospecl an
~ The SUBURBS
Geological Pa-k-Open all day
Rock Crrek Bridge aud Park-
Chevy Chase Kensingscu. and Chesspeaks Besca
Navsf Ohss-Eatory-Open q n 20 ? n
Mount vernon the home ard tonb q Washing
tonl-Open i a n % : = n
Arlington Na1i0ual Cemetery-Open al dsy.
Fort Alye- Military Poet
Fsls Church. Vienna. ard Fairfax Cosrt H0zSa
United States soldiers' Hone-Opea ? q n Z
sunset
United States Naval Acaoeny. Annapolis. Nd
CathedrlI Grounds. TerDaIytoEu roao-Ops1
q 90 6 p -
CABIN Joan Bridge. Catholic University. and Alsz
and-a-
Great Falls q the P0tdnae-Fsns are GluaiaAtoc
I a uiEct-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
Orphans to Visit the Zoo.

A good time is planned by the orphans
OF ST Johns Church Orphanage at the
geological Park to-day The lads viii
walk 10 the grounds and carry their
baskets OF refreshments and fruits with
them The day viii be spent in pastimes
pleasant 10 youngsters. and the aUthori-
ties who viii accompany them have ar
ranged no set time for the boys TO gather
for dinner. Each viii carry the horns
and presents given them by the Elks
when they spent the day at Glen Echo
several weeks ago.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
GRANDDAUGHIERS GET $1,000
Mrs. Mary Jane Perry Remembers
All in Her VIII.
Bulk Of Handsome Estate Is Left
10 Her Daughter, Mrs.
Ida Young.

Mrs Ida Young. daughter. IS the prin-
cipaI beneficiary in the VIII Of Mary Jane
Perry, who died August g. sled for pro
bate yesterday. Mrs. Young IS beQueathed
$1,000 which is 10 be held IN trust by the
American Security and Trust Company
for herself and children
The sum Of $500 IS given the same
company 20 be paid n semi-annuaI s-i-
pends 10 the testator's granddaughtsrs.
Ida. Mamie. sue, and Nelly Young.
sums OF 500 and 500 are devised. re
spectively. 10 St Paurs Church and the
ClIdren's Hospital
Ths wardeas and ves-ry OF Trinity
church are given so in trust fund. 81
10 be paid Jointly % the sunday schoo.
and So 10 5s given 10 the poor fund
Of ;haI parish
r Ross Perry. O. grandson. Is begUea-L-
ed SEQ. Elizabeth Ross. her niece. is
given 500. and Maud Ross. OF Baltimore.
another niece, so
A number Of friends and relatives are
given beques-s Of personal property
P Ross Perry Is named executor, and
IS Instructed TO convert all real estate
I1ro cash for division among the sons.
Ross. Willie. and Walter
Mamie johnson. a servant, viii receive
S3a. and Elizabeth Mastes. an old friend
OF the deceased. IS given like sum
BY the terms Of the viii Of Joseph W
lIat-lug-y. dated September . 1875. al
his estate IS devised 70 his grandson
Lewis Y lIa-tlHEIy. for his support. care
and education
When the grandson et-ai1s the age o..
. -we-ry-o1e. February a. 1913. the remain
+ ing portion Of the estate IS 20 be divided
f between his Two sons. Joseph W and
. Leonard A 1Iatti1gly. and his grandson
T Lewis V ZT1r-irElv.
Bette c. NaruaduSe. IN her viii. filed
. for probate yesterday. beGGe1-hs her es
tate % her five children. 20 be divided
+ between them J. W LYMAN IS named
executor without bond.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
HEALTH OFFICER RESIGNS.
DR.. MOtter to Better SaInry in the
Marine Service

Deputy Health Officer Murray Gait Mot
ter. who has been in charge OF the clean
Up crusade against the lunch rooms. no
tells. markets. and other places handling
foods. has submitted 70 the Commission
ers his resignation 10 take effect On
August Is
Dr.. Motter. who has been serving the
District in the capacity Of assistant TO
the health officer since February Is. 1896
VIII enter the Marine Hospital Service
The new position means an increase 20
the doctor Of 500. paving $3.50 a year
When asked yesterday as 70 the pos
sibIe successor to DR.. Motter, DR.. Wood
ward said that he had not decided Sew
eraI men have been mentioned Next in
line according TO actual succession OF
Office would be one Of the inspectors Of
the department. but it is the hope OF the
authorities 10 have, If possible. a medical
man for the place
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
~ Anncnr ncfnre -

President F T. Hawley. of the Switch
mems Union Of North AmeTic8. VIII this
morning appear before Chairman Knapp
and Commissioner Neil. t.e mediation
beard provided By the Erdman ar5itra-
tion act relating 20 railway employees. and
present the side Of the union in their
controversy growing out OF 1he discharge
by the Delaware. Lackawa1na and West
ern Railroad Of several swi5chuen at
Scranton The discharge Of the men. Il
is said. threatened a strike After NJ
Hawiey has made his statement the Of
fcials Of the company viii be called upon
20 present their side Of the case.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13

Governor General Smith. of the PhIipplne
Islands. yesterday recommended in a dis
patch 20 the Var Department that an
issue Of S2slC60 Of Philippine railroad
bonds be made 20 J. G. White 6c CO. and
William Salamo1 & Co. Of New York.
fiscal agents for the Philippine Railroad
Company. for w0-S done on the railway
system OF the islands This amount rep
res-uts 9 per cent Of the actual total
cost Of sectors Of the road in the islands
Of Ce5u and Panay. which have been
prelin-ilsrlly completed The total
amount Of bonds issued. including the
issue recom-ended by Gen Smith. Is
S406nOCG-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
Pensions for Aged Printers.

Beginning Saturday old age pensions
viii be paid by the international Typo
graphical Union for the first time. Co
Iumbia typographical Union. No. 1oi. Of
this city. viii have eight benehciaries.
their applications having been approved
out Of sixteen and filed with Secretary
Seibold- Two applicants were rejected
and six remain vet 10 be acted upon
The amount TO be received viii be 81
week
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
JEWELRY IN 4 SHANTY.
Property stolen in Philadelphia
Identified by Detective.

Part Of The jewelry and s-Iverware
found in an Old slanty in Anacosta By
the Washington police. about week
ago, was Identified yesterday by Detec-
tive W H Brown. Of Philadelphia. as
belonging 20 Z p Langley and Srsr-
borne W D0ugherty- The articles were
stolen from the home Of Mrs. Alice Il.
Richardson. Of L6 South Sixteenth street.
Philadelphia
Annie Banks. negro. who is alleged 10
have stolen the jewelry and siIverware.
is held by the local authorities for the
theft Of SIS from Frederick w. Bel. Of
COS p street northwest
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
Parcel Post Enective.

The parcel post convention recently con
cluded between Great Britain and the
United States will become effective on
Saturday Acting Postmaster General
Grandfeld issued orders yesterday 10 that
effect Parcels viii be admitted 10 the
parcel post mails without regard 10 value
Of contents, which do not exceed eleven
pounds IN weight,
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
WILL GIVE AN OUTING.
Terminal Y. VI. {. A. Plans Trip TO
CheSapcake Beach.

The Terminal y II. c A has planned
for an enjoyable outing al Chesapeake
Beach on Tuesday next the proceeds Of
which VII De- used iE purchasing a gym
aas.-u equipment for their rooms in the
Union Station
A game OF BAN between the Trainme7
and the Shopmen. the two leading teams
% the Railroad J II c A League. viii
he PLAYED al I o'clock. The game viii
be followed by runaiur. jumping fat men,
and fat wonaea's races. egg. and sack
races. There viii also be sports for the
children.
A water polo contest between the Ter
u.-aI Company aad the p & O. men Viii
take place n o'clock. Special arrange
1--rrs have been made with the Hotel
B@lve5e-e for a shore dinner. served OF
the porch. from $50 20 O'Clock
To accommodate those who have 70
work until o'clock the train viii be
held until 8 O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
Exposes an ImDoster.

Maj. D. ". Cobb. Of the Gospel Army.
yesterday reported that solicitors have
been impersonating members OF that or
ganization for the last few days. seeking
aims and obtaining assistance under
false pretenses- Unless the solicitor is in
the uniform Of the Gospel Army. the ma
jor requests that all bequests for the
working girls home be sent direct 70
the institution at 183 Pennsylvania ave-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
LOCAL LECTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

70 Fort Monroe. Ncrfolk Newport News. and A.
points South-,SorfoIk and Washington steamer
ev-ry evening she year at 6-3l
Chevy Chase Lake-Co1ceTt by United STATES 1I,
rine Band every creuing. followed BY dancing
TUiii-hr Excursions 20 Anl%poIis and galfi-,o-r
ever day Trans leave every half hour from F1f-
tCeuth and Il - IS northeast from D N
To Ecck Greek Bridge. Zooogical Park Chew
Chase. and kensington-Cars from Fifteenth st-est
ard New York avenue eEsry fifteen minutes
To AeZsnd-11-Ee1y steamer Lackawanaa every
hour and half from 6 q. Il 20 D m
To Fort Nysr- Arlington National Ceueterv Fan,
C-urcl. and Fairfax Court House-Cz-s from Tvefth
stIeet and feunsgiEani4 avenue and AqaeduzI
Bridge
Caesapeake Be2ch-see trains IN railroad schedule
Mount Vernon and Marshau Hau-Steamer Charlie.
Naca-ssteE. daily. except sunday. 10 a u and -
? Il
Steamer ST Johns for Colonial Beach-Saturdzys
?. H.; ether days except Monday. SIS a. H.
Steamer Queen Au1e for River View. week davs
70 a.. H.. Zl5 ard 6-s5 p n; Sundays II a n
20 and 6-i5 ?. u
STEAMER Jamest0un for forty---Ee noonlizht TRIP
aosu TIE Potomac River. daily. al p n
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
New Car Has Arrived.

A bright. new electric ear. the first Of
fifteen purchased by the Washington
Railway and Electric Company. for sub
urban service. arrived yesterday. and
VIII be unIoaded in Eay OF so. The
others OF the lot are expected TO arrive
il a few DAYS.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
MARINE PAND CONCERT.

A c7--s-- VII h- gwen a. the U-i-c5
States Marine E----zz This afternoon
a. 3 r'cl0cz Hy --e Lz11e Ba-d Walter
r smith. second la-1s-. The r-1e-au-1e-
9ia-ca. TIE TH-1ls---' -'-.--.----------Sousa
Urs--u-s. --S--r-ui- Ne.,5iss"- "--...---.--Ti-I
ssIs-ucr. The Merchant Z veai-s. .P5nsai
uaa-. 10. Here she Geu-Ie La-s -Bs-asp
lf1s5-7-s See, and Ez-Qo1-ze.
pes-r7-ive Fa--asil, -Sh--l1aus
S--a-zss-gI--u the Battle. Di--e over
-re slain S5er5a-'s Esle Ni--cry-
rr--.r1- Ia Uz.=r-=e.- .----.-.-.-Er- Rl1n
1I-zai-. 1T Har--ue5 ~ N7-5-aud'' He-n-rt
Nla--a. --W--h sword and Lagcs'' '-..--Sta-ke
TIE S--- sCau--ed Banner.