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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-02
AN HOUR IN THE PARK.
Cream and Cake Will BE Served
Thursday Afternoon.


The committee appointed by the
Methodist Sunday school to arrange
for an entertainment for the chill
dren have decided not to have an
all-day picnic, but two hours will be
spent at the public school grounds
IN Dawson Thursday afternoon from
to O'Clock, during which time
cake and cream will be served. The
entertainment will be for the especial
benefit of the small children and
their mothers, but everybody, ire
spectiye of denomination or age, is
cordially invited to be present and
participate in the enjoyment of the
occasion.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-02
ARRESTED BY L. S. MARSHAL.
Alleged Booze Seller Didn't Have
Uncle Sans Permission.

Uncle Sans Permission.
United States Deputy Marshal
Blue was in Dawson Friday, and
when he left in the afternoon for
Columbus carried with him a ne
gro by the name of Isom Thurmond,
who was charged with selling whis-
key without a government license.
Saturday ThurmOnd was given a pre-
llminary hearing and sent to Jail in
Columbus in default of a 5000 bond
to await trial.
The prisoner seemed to think that
his trouble was due to the fact that
he is the principal witness against
several negroes here who are
charged with gambling. He was told
by the United States officials that he
could be brought back to Dawson to
testify if the courts here desired him
as witness.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-02
FARMERS UNION IN BIG DEAL
Has Bought Building Occupied by
DOzier's Stables, and Will Con-
vert 1t Into Warehouse.

vert 1t into Warehouse.
Saturday Messrs. ]. A. Ferguson.
D, A. Gammage and Lucius Breed
love, a committee representing the
Farmers Union of Terrell County.
bought of Mr.. T. G. Geise the build
ing on Main street occupied by Mr..
j. c. Dozier as a livery stable and
the lot adjacent thereto. The con-
slderation was $4,000.
1t is the purpose of the Union to
enter the cotton warehouse business.
and also to sell staple goods and
supplies.
AS soon as possession can be
gained the Union will begin the work
OF converting the property into a
conveniently arranged warehouse,
and those at the head of the move
ment hope to be ready for business
by the opening of the cotton season.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-02
REVENUE MAN SHOT AT.
Fired Upon While Waiting for Cen
trail Train Friday Night.

Ed Richardson, the well-known ne
gro United States revenue agent for
this district, was fired upon from the
dark Friday night at the Central de-
pot.
Richardson and three or four ne
gro witnesses against Isom Thur
mond, Dawson negro who had been
arrested on a charge of selling whis-
key without a government license,
were waiting to take the train for
Columbus for the purpose of testify
ing at preliminary hearing of the
case.
Richardson has been very active
in looking up whiskey sellers who
have not secured a government
license, and that is thought to have
been the cause of his being fired
upon Friday night
5 or 6 doses 1866" will cure any
case of chills and fever. Price Csc.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-02
Many improvements in Dawson.

Many improvements are being
made in Dawson. Besides the build
ing that is in progress in the bust
ness district new residences are being
erected and many old one enlarged
painted and otherwise improved.
Don't Dawson Grow!
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-02

Try a sack of Merry Widow" self
rising flour. Every sack guaranteed
Wall Bros.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-02

If you want good tea try Royal
Scarlet, especially blended for ice tea.
Wall Bros.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-02

Try Heinz's apple butter at Wallis
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-07
AMALGAMATED COPPER
STOCKHOLDERS MEET

New York, June 1.-THE annual
meeting of the stockholders or the
Amalgamated Copper company was
held today. The old board OF direc-
tors was elected with the exception
|of James Jordan and J. Fl. Harding,
who succe I'd the late H. H. Rogers
and the late A. F. Brewer. The an
|nual report showed the net income
for the year to have been 3,663,sSO,
|or decrease OF ss.o16,577. as com
pared with last year. Secretary A. H.
Melin reported that during most OF the
year the production exceeded the con-
sumption but at the present time del
|iveries were about equal the pro-
|duction ami sufficient sales had been
|iveries were about equal to the pro-
early part Of last year. The cost Of
copper he said was materially reduc-
led. The various companies produced
about 2S4,OOO,O 900 pounds of refined
copper and of this the Amalgamated
received the benefit from of $199, ,000,-
900 pounds.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-07
RESULT OF BITTER FEUI
VICTIM SHOT WHILE PASSING
THROUGH CORRIDOR WITH
OFFICERS.
SLAYER Is ARRESTED
EXCUSES coWA7DLY CRIME BY
SAYING HE WANTED
REVENGE.

st. Louis June FIRED Mohrle, on
trial for murder, was assassinated IN
the main corridor Of the Four Courts
this morning by William Kane, an ex-
constable. At the time Of the kill
ing, Mohrle was in charge of two Of
ficers who were taking him to court.
Mohrle killed Constable Sam Young
several weeks ago. in North st. Louis,
and today's shooting is the culmina-
ton of bitter political feud. Mchrle
asserted after the Young killing that
the gang had threatened I'd get him.
but he declined to tell who had
threatened him. Today's tragedy con
firmed his fears. Kane was prompt
" arrested and locked up. Revenge
is supposed to have been the motive
for the murder.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-07

the grant, which now amounts to per
haps 5000 people. There are three
lor four prosperous towns on the
grant, one entirely American. This
lis Chama, on the line Of the Denver
& Rio Grande railroad, which ira
verses the grant for a distance Of
twenty-four miles.
Early in he '70s Thomas B. Catron
then partner of Senator Stephen b
Elkins, acquired the interests of the
several Martinez brothers for sum
total of about $4,000.
Bought for song.
This, of course, was getting the
huge tract for a song. as the say.
ing goes, One of those interested,
through bis wife. tells today how he
gave up his share, the consideration
being new wagon, a sack OF sugar
and one of coffee.
During the past twenty-four years,
Mr. Catron has received In royalties
from such extensive lumber firms as
McPhee & McGinnity, the Sayre-New-
ton Lumber company, and the Hal
lack & Howard company OF Denver,
for timber cut off the grant, upwards
of $1,O00.00A, and for rentals for sheep
pasturage from $4,000 to $4,000 a
year, but this magnificent income,
through the variations of fortune, has
been devoted to various enterprises.
not all of which were successful and
Col. William q. Hughes of Denver
and the Continental Trust Company
became po ssessed Of mortgages on the
grant amounting to nearly 100000.
It was these mortgages which threat
ened to bring about the sale under
the hammer
Is Small Empire.
This great grant is small empire
BY itself. 1t is watered by two
splendid rivers. the Chama and the
Brazos, and these streams are the
lavorite fishing crowds for the resi-
dents of Northern New Mexico and
Southern Colorado. The continental
divide crosses the grant north and
south, Tbs mountains contain rich
Minerals. There is d large Sxfrs1f a.
known coal area and there are{ thou
- 4
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-07
BALLOON INDIANAPOLIS
WINS GREAT AERIAL RACE.

indianapolis, June 7.--All but one or
the balloons that started in the ma
tional race of the Aero club Satur-
day have heen heard from at st.
Louis. The New York came down at
Corinth. Mississippi at $40 a. m. to.
day. The Hoosier landed at Green
brier, Tennessee. The Indiana land
ed at Shackle Island, Tennessee,
where it obtained fresh water sup
ply and proceeded. The Cleveland
dropped from the race as did the Uni
versity CITY, The race was won by
the Indianapolis, It having travelled
PIG miles and remained in the air 10
hours.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-07
BUFFALO JONES HERE
ON IMPORTANT MISSION

Buffalo Jones, known the country
over for his interest in wild animals,
especially the now almost extinct buff
falo from which he derives his nick
name, was in the city today on an
important business mission. While
here he was the guest of ]. D. Hand,
of Los Aiamos.
Recently it was reported that Jones
contemplated bringing his herd Of
buffalo and mountain sheep to New
Mexico, from his ranch at Garden
City, Kansas. believing that the cli-
mate and natural surroundings Of this
region would be better adapted to
their breeding. Whether his trip here
today had anything to do with this
could not be learned.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-07

arraigned under an Indictment charg
ling him with the unlawful discharge
of deadly weapons. He entered q
plea of not guilty and his trial was
set for Wednesday.
In the. case of Felipe Garcia, con
tempt of court in disobeying an or
der to appear as witness, the de-
lfendant was sentenced to thirty days
lin the county jail.
Felipe Bustamante, who had plead
ed not guilty to the charge of larceny
of cattle, changed his plea this morn
ing. to that of guilty, He was re-
manded to Jail for sentence.
Leopoldo Montoya, the boy who ac-
cidentally shot and killed Jose Limo
HTafoya, pleaded guilty to the indict-
ment charging with carrying pistol
unlawfully.
Sixto Pollack, indicted for the lar
ceny of cattle belonging to S. L. Fl
er, pleaded not guilty, upon arraign-
ment this morning. His case was
docketed for Wednesday.
Anastacio Griego considers himself
not guilty of assault with a deadly
weapon, as set forth in an indictment
returned by the grand jury, and he
will be given opportunity on Wednes-
day to clear himself of the grave
charge
Eliseo Montoya pleaded not guilty
to the charge of forgery.
Glen K. Reed. a son of R. M. Reed,
the carpenter, pleaded guilty to the
charge of unlawfully carrying arms
and the court assessed his fine at
$50 and costs, $S4 in all. The young
man is about eighteen years of age
and was accused of perforating the
air with leaden missiles while passing
through small town accompanied by
some boon companions.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-07
COURT HANDS DEPUTY
SHERIFF STIFF JOLT

At the conclusion of the trial of Mrs.
Virginia Valdez de Teitlebaum in the
district court for San Miguel county
Saturday afternoon. verdict of ac
quittal being returned, Tomas Macs
was arraigned on the charge Spf un-
lawfully carrying PISTOL. The jury
returned verdict of not guilty, under
instructions from Chief Justice w. J..
Mills, who gave VIM. Boylan the
complaining witness, scathing re-
primand that he will not soon forget,
also assessing the costs of the suit
against him. It seems that Macs,
who is a muIatto and whose broth
er was recently killed by posse of
citizens near 81 Cuervo, had accom-
panied deputy sheriff Of Guadalupe
county to the vicinity of the Boylan
ranch to make an arrest. Appear
ing at the Boylan house, rightfully
armed, VIII Boylan, who is a deputy
sheriff, arrested Macs and brought
him to the Las Vegas jail. where he
has been sncarcerated for the past
two months. 1t is the opinion that
Boylan cares more for the fees than
he does for convictions and In some in
stances he would seem to want to
persecute rather than prosecute.
This morning, Vicente TrujilIo was
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-07
SENATE ADOPTS AN
ALDRICH AMENDMENT

Washington, June 1.-THE senate
'Eesumed the tariff discussion today BY
sustaining the Aldrich and finance
committee recommendations by q vote
of Al to 26. The vote was taken
on an amendment to levy q duty of
three cents per square yard and 20
per cent advalorem on cotton win
dow Hollands. The increase was ap-
posed by Senator Dolliver, who said
most Of this material was of domestic
make, CONGRESS- itself being one Of the
few customers for foreagn shades. az
shown Dy the nang1ngs 90 tne senate
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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-07
TELLS WHAT CONSTITUTES
WHISKY ACCORDING TO LAW

Washington June Lloyd W.
Bowers. general solicitor of the Uni
ted States. today submitted President
Taft his opinion as to what the term
whisky means in the law. He says in
effect that added coloring or flavoring
matter cannot make whisky out of
what is not otherwise whisky. For
instance, alcohol with added color, is
no more whisky than would brandy
be if SO colored. e ' Y
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-07
MOTHER KILLS SON
!. and THEN SUICIDES

Salem, O., June Mrs. Elizabeth
Sharp, a prominent society woman
and wife Of G. v. Sharp. politician and
manufacturer, killed her twelve year
old son last night. and then herself
with revolver. The tragedy occurred
after the two had retired after
spending the evening playing the pi-
'ano and singing. The motive for
the tragedy is believed to have been
the woman's sorrow over the incura-
able nature Of the sons ma1ady. He
had been mentally deficient since his
birth Mrs. Sharp was SS years old.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-07
SWEEPING OUT STORE
WouLD-BE ASSASSIN CONCEALED
HIMSELF BEHIND A PILE
or COAL.
BLOODHOUNDS ON TRAIL
VICTIM TOLD FRIEND ONLY LAST
SATURDAY THAT HE FEARED
FOR HIS LIFE.

Jackson. KY. June 7.--Ex-Skeriff
Edward Callahan, famous in this Sec
tion for the prominent part he has
played in the deadly feuds that have
disrupted Ereathitt county for years.
was shot from ambush early today at
his home at Crocketsville, sixteen
miles from here.
Callahan was sweeping out his store
at the time. and was standing on the
porch, whsn someone behind q pile
OF coal two hundred feet distant. hted
at him with large calibre Winches-
ter, the bullet striking him IN the abb
aomep, inf<rting Il znortal wornd
immediately after The sbopfing.
blood. d.hounds from ne sheriff's cfilce
here were sent to the scene and
these are now on the trail OF the az
Isassin, who fled to the mountains.
Callahan was in Jackson on Satur
day last to appear in the districi
court for trial on the charge Of mali
|cious shooting, the result OF family
|feud some time ago. His case was
continued and before returning home
he told friend that he feared for his
life.
Today's shooting has caused great
excitement and is likely to result In
the outbreak Of a fresh feud.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-07
MAN SHOT IN FIGHT
SHOWS GREAT VITALITY.

New York, June 7.--After Thomas
Smith had been shot through the
stomach by one of five men on the
roof Of five story tenement in which
he lived in East One Hundred and
Second street, he pursued John Nc.
Nally, to the street, chased him three
blocks, and was beating him, when
McNally escaped. Smith then chased
McNa1ly to the roof of another tene-
ment and heat nearly unconscious
when others interfered. Smith said
he was not Injured and refused to tell
the police who shot him.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-07
TWO ARRESTED FOR
LOOTING IDAHO BANK

Lewiston. Idaho, June Warrants
have been ISSUED by U. s. commits
sioner here, charging Clarence Rob-
nett. ex-bo okkeeper, and J. L. Chap
man, ex-assistant cashier, of the Lew
iston National bank, with embezzle-
ment. Robnett is charged with the
embezzlement of $91,3 ,375 and Chap
man $45,624, making total Of $137,-
600. Chapman was released on $780,
900 bonds signed by his father and
Robnett viii arrive from the east to-
morrow. The hearing has been
set for Juue 21st.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-07
POWDER MAGAZINE BLOWS ha'
UP WREcKlNo A VILLAGE

London, June TIA dispatch receiv-
ed from Cracrow. Austrian Poland.
says that 800 people were hurt, three
killed and forty houses wrecked when
a powder magazine was set of by a
bolt of lightning. The crowd was
waiting for train when the maga-
zine exploded and 1900 projectiles
were thrown into the crowd The
hospitals are crowded with the woun-
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-07
TwENTYsEcoND WEEK
OF PATRICK CALHOUN TRIAL

San Francisco, June Prolonged
from day to day by the tales OF de-
tectiyes employed in the case, the
trial of Patrick. Calhoun, president Of
the United Railways, charged with
attempted bribery, entered its twenty
second week today, and bids fair to
continue two weeks longer
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-07
sHRINERs HOLD ANNUAL
SESSION IN LOUISVILLE.

Louisville, KY. June THE thirty
fifth annual session of the Mobiles of
the Mystic Shrine began today with
great pomp and festivities. Thursday
night a grand bali will close the ses-
sion. There is little business before
the sessions beyond the election Of
officers ami the granting Of new
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-07
TWO EXCITING CASE
N BALL GAMES YESTERDAY.

The New Mexicans defeated the An
flers by a score of IL to II at the
ball grounds yesterday In a seven in
ing game. Both teams did good
work.
The Gehrings defeated the Eagles
by a score of about rs to 10. r
Eagles were outclassed.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-07
He SAV 5
ANGUS
GRANT
4 8. cATRoN RAISES 100000 AT.
LAST MINUTE TO PAY
MORTGAGE.
WORTH SEVERAL MILLIONS
WORTH SEVERAL MILLIONS
WILLIAM z. HUGHES or DENVER
WAS ABOUT TO SECURE
CONTAINS 595, 600 ACRES
TERRA AMARiLLA TRACT Ac-
ouIRED YEARS co BY SANTA
FEAN FOR A SONG.

+,
| benver. June a.--ihe Denver ros1
says
Just when It seemed that the nun
ldreds Of thousands OF valuable acres
lin the Terra Amarillo land grant.
acres which have been owned since
1.-THE early '70s by Thomas B. Catron,
noted santa Fe attorney, which have
lgiven him millions of dollars In re-
turn for the few thousands which he
paid for it, were about to be wrested
from him by the auctioneer's ham
mer to satisfy the claims Of William
p. Huehea of Denver who holds
~: ~ s't'''F zne sf'suE s''AErez &C.
|rivea u denver SATURDAY ana an.
nopnced ne had secured the s4Vo'Vvo 7
necessary % iiquaoa'e 'i'e c's'lins anu
would turn tne money over touay anu
thus save tAe iands-"nlcn nays my
most romantic nlseory Oh any oi tne
famous grants OF tne early west.
catron had been ~ New forK ana
so ~ a,noss ~ ' 4sl' WI Z. I.
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.,ss.rr ~ = -, - - -
,,orsssss' .-,s.-ss, - g. 80 -.
u,,o,nant .ns s,,s,asnts,,,, $1,000 ts.t
* his dacl;ning years ~ has 1oat
none Of that ahrewdness eharacteris-
tic Of him. And who knows. but that
perhaps it is last great fight, for now,
|as he himself has said, he win pass
his remaining years in complete con-
|tentment.
The TERRA Amarillo grant is locat-
LED in northern New Mexico and south
ern Colorado. It was to have been
sold under the hammer next Saturday
June 12, Tor the satisfaction Of the
mortgages held by Col. William q.
Hughes of Denver. It was only Fri
day that Catron learned he would be
aDie 70 hqu'date the mortgages Mon
uay.
contains oso'ooo Acres.
This enormous grant contained or
ig1aaiiy $4,000 acres, an area in
which New England state, or two,
might easily be included and lost.
The grant vas made in 1924, by the
republic Of Mexico to distinguished
citizen, Manuel Martinez and his eight
sons, in recognition Of valuable SER
vices rendered the republic by the
Martinez family.
Because some OF the uplands
abound in certain peculiar yellow
earth, the Grant took the name of
TERRA Amarillo, which is Spanish Of
the term yellow earth" At the
death OF the elder Martinez, one OF
the eight sons, Francisco, applied to
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-30
Gi1feme TIL 9iernc.

Haa @aarben Sierne | &imgsafer
er Der ct Siern liee libenfor Suiene.
Ser or Der en- M9neoe @ieooe. Man
bar ipeflIeret meget paa, bporIebes
man iflilbe faa oenne &opfiif norpo.
oct os Ell anben SiIfebeftano mo;
men ingen pioite &aaS.
Saa beIutteoe man ibeit at on.
penbe 9pnamit, og peo ct al bisie
Eorisg 1sb Der en- bel Gel Silt op,
iom nan iamIeoe inmmen ! en- gstte.
@ieooerne ian no iom bpbe, men leo
nebe inort op igien. Wean onbraste
Dem mn / ct ganobaiin neoe | Sapen
for Der at babe Dem gaaenbe iom an
ore Sloetebpr. 9ogen efter, ba man
lfiilbe ie til Siifene - Der bar 60. 80
Stpffer, - Dor 9asiinet pmt, life
en- eneite Silt tiIbaee. Oct bar umit.
lig at beeribe, bpor be bar blepet at;
men efter nogen llnoerisgeIie bite
oct iig, at Se ale 80 bar boppet op
af 8anoet for of begioe Jig neo til
Siernet ieien 40 2anoioroen. De
banbe DOG life ruffet frem, men laa
paa Hao | en- lang ret Clinic | &et-
ming MOB Siernct. De bapbe Dog
apanieret temmelis mango Reter
neboper.
Ii antaeer, friper ~8ubbranbsbe.
lem, fra bpilfen benne bsiit trooGr'
bige Siitorie er taset, at bette Silf9l'
De paa Suitiuft hos Siife er temmeIi9
eneitaaenoe. Sra SanoHaoen -og op
til 8anobasiinets spre 9ant er Set'
Den n9iten 1 ellen, og omfring SaS-
finet bar Der ct temmeIig tort 9uifaos
Of glomiter % Slater. Oct mnatte
fiffert babe p9ret anitr9r9enoe for
@ieooerne at fomme op % iioen at
trenge giennem ben tptte SIcmitcr'
r9ffe. Men Oct bapbe De floret. 9e
bapbe %allefammen taeet Den famine
Retning, mibt moo Siernet, og laa
ole | en- inorret Clinic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-30
galompuS Sfatte.


en- g~rpeSition unber Seoel'e az
noeIe ficnote e~nselffmrno meo aap.
tein sc. 9. Barter | SpioIen 'e9er !
beune Sio / Seruialems Smegn etter
Ssoernes melt pGrbifuloe gam!e
Gfatte. grpeoitionen er, tort9ller
"9ailn Mirrtr", fommet iitano, Tor
81 en- norif Sngenisr, iom er meo |
Sslaet, mener at babe funoet ct Scrip
tooram / Sulmib, ell al Ssoernes
beliae Bigger. Sngenisren p%aaitaar
at ppre f~uloit9noig inoe | Sebrailt,
GA at ban peb en- opernaturltg Sfp'
relic bar pGret iitonb til Ealrliio
of finbe en- ifiutt geretnins ON Salo'
mons sfatte, iom bIep begrapet ! ct
SempeI / 9rrbeSen al Sertilalem.
9lonot Sc Sing, grpebitionen iseer
efter, err 8agtens grf, arons Stap
GA Sc ipparmebe 2pieitnger.
Mirbre romantic anlagte Ner'o'
ner bor imiSlertio life cioere gro
poo, at Sfattene fan finoes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-30
Gm Sp til gala.

Oct er life noeen Spereoasbeai.
penbeo, at en- bel gp meo aae ocns
Suie, @aoer. H%aIaoier og offentIiae
anl9g uobpoes til SdIg, iaaIeoes
iom oct for EiebIiftet er SiIiaIoei
meo gpen Gunganmon / @repifabei
Sprone | Srlmo.
9enne gp. Der iooleSeS piI tiIfoloe
ben Ssiitbpoenoe, er oCrtil Ell anielie
liben gp mieo 2atinifole % Here itore
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Den bar ca. 1000
Snobpagere % bar en- Gang / ipr.
buns Gage bGret Reiioentsitao for
O'Ieirerne. 9ongerre at Hitter. -
Gen bar inotil M tiIbcrt Ell af Den
%"ersnne" SO melt oriete Iagnater.
SarIen af @anfurlp, en- gfterfommer
al @iliam Genn.
9oro &anfnrlu bar &amerberre
Dos 9ronning 8ictorio al England
og bar | no9Ie gor @upernsr poa
0p SeeIano; mems ban opboIot fig
Der, erboerpeoe bon iig b~etpoeIise
8runoeienoomme / G~uitraIien, og Oct
err maaIfe @runoen til, at ban pil
ifiGte fig al meo Siin9ounon, Der |
Iarbunoreoer bar ttlbsrt SamiIien
aror, bpis Sperbopeb ban er.