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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-10
MObs Trying to Lynch
Black Suspected of
Committing Crime.
DOGS ONLY EVIDENCE
Trace VIII James From Scene-of
Crime to Home and Then Z
to Doorvof His Cell.

Cairo, H., Now I0.-Exciteme
the murder Of Miss Anna PeIleys
whose body was found in an alley
here yesterday, is at fever heat The
best citizens are aroused by develop
ments since midnight. Two mobs
formed at o'clock thia morning bent
on lynching VIII James, a negro, sus-
pected of numbering the woman.
Disperses Two ATobs.
Chief OF Police Egan and Deesctfva
Casey came upon a crowd of $50 men
at Twelfth and Poplar streets. They
were ready to start to the jail. Egan
made a speech, telling the crowd he
was not convinced the negro under or
rest was guilty and called upon tlren
to disperse. They followed the advice,
Egan also persuaded a smaller crowd
who had reached the Jail to depaFtefor
their homes
Dogs Follow to Ceus
Feeling against James Is the Out,
come Of half a dozen tests By blood
hounds made before daylight and
after the crowds which had collected
about the scene Of the crime and jail
had been dispersed. The dogs fol-
lowed the trail from place to plaza un-
til they reached tho place where
James was arrested and from there
followed it to the cell occupied By
James.
Body Nude and MutiIated.
TIE nude and IhutIiated body of
Miss Pelley, "a years old, was found
lying on, a pile OF rubbish with gag
in the mouth and MARKS on the throat
indicating that the girl had been
strangled.
Subsequent investigation disclosed
evidences that Miss Pelley had been
seized two blocks from where her body
was found and had fought desperately
every inch of the way she had been
dragged by her assailants.
BloodhOUnds which were put up1n
the scent Of the murderers carried tho
trail two blocks TO a negro shanty.
Another pair of bloodhounds then was
put to work and followed the same
trail, and both pairs of dogs led tho
police to the shanty six more times
without hesitating an instant in fol
lowing the trail
A negress named Green, who lived
in the cottage, and three negroes.
Arthur Alexander. VIII James and
Will Thomas, who frequented the
place, were arrested.
Employed ns SnIeswoman.
It is believed Miss Pelley was At
tackled shortly after o'clock Monday
night She was employed as a sales
woman in a department store and left
her work about that time with n girl
friend, whom she left on tho corner
where the friend boarded a car for her
home Bits of cloth torn from her
jacket were found within half block
OF her home. and from here all along
the alley evidences were seen of the
terrific fight the girl had made 20 es-
cape her captors. The fact that Miss
Pelley was a country girl OF large
stature and unusual strength makes II
almost certain that more than one
man was implicated in the murder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-10
MRS. M'KINNEY
TO BE SET FREE
Mercer County Woman Convict
ed Of Cruelty to Girl to
Leave Watertown.
CASE CREATED A SENSATION
Stella Grady, Adopted Daughter, Her
Victim-Aledo Shocked by
,-.,------= Revelations. Ss.-",-- - -
Reyelatlons.

A final echo in the famous case
against Mrs. Mary L. Mckinney is
heard in the request of the states at
torney Of Mercer county that the
charges. be dismissed. and the cast
nolle pressed. AS a result Mrs. Nc
Kinney will be released from the asy-
lum at. Watertown, where she was
committed in June, 1906, after long
litigation in the Mercer and Peoria
county circuit courts. Mrs. Mckinney
was convicted of cruelty to her adopt
ed daughter, Stella Grady, and at the
close of the trial the jury declared
she had a mania for beating and cut
ting the girl.
The history of the Mckinney case
Is one Of the most sensational chill
dren's cases in the Illinois criminal
courts. Mrs Mckinney was formerly
Mary L. Philleo of Rock Island, and
her family was one of the most promi-
nent in the Military tract, having at
various times been possessed of con-
siderable wealth. She was married to
Archibald Mckinney about 81 years
ago and moved to Aledo. Her hus-
band was also a member of a proml-
nent family
Took Girl Companion.
Along in the winter of 1904 Mrs.
Mckinney was preparing her daughter
Helen for college and she wished 20
find a bright, attractive girl whom she
might take into the home as a COM
panion while Helen was away at
school. After considerable correspond
ence Stella Grady, a delinquent 16-
year-old girl. was secured from the
Childrens Home and Aid society of
Englewood.
1t was in the spring of 1905 that
rumors of a mystery in the Mckinney
home began to circulate. They were
at first dfscredited, for there had been
no change in the outward appearance
of Mrs Mckinney.
Several parties who saw Mrs. Nc
Kinney attack the girl on different oc-
casions entered a storm of protest.
Then an investigation began. Within
a week all Aledo was in an uproar.
The town divided itself into factions
following old political lines. as new
the Mckinney home gained circula-
ton.
Jury Indicts Woman.
The grand jury assembled and both
Mrs. Mckinney and her husband were
indicted, although it is stated there
was absolutely no evidence to show
that Archibald Mckinney was in any
way guilty.
Stella Grady bore marks of extreme
brutality. On her body were lacera-
tions alleged to have been made by
toasting fork and scissors.
George Cooke, who had been retain
ed to defend the woman, began an in
vestigation Physicians were sent to
examine her and the family history
was uncovered.
In the family history of Philleo IS
one Of the most CHASTITY stories of I'm
sanity, suicide and mad house exist
ence that has ever been related In I1li-
nois. Closets of family history that
had been sealed to keep it from the
younger generations, the fate of heir
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-10
No Other Candidate S
Name Suggested for
High Position.
MUCH BUSINESS DONE
Outlaws Admitted, Contests
Settled - RedistriCting
Goes Over for Year.

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 1o.-M. n.
Sexton of Rock Island, H., was reelect-
ed president of the National Assocla-
ton of Minor Leagues by unanimous
vote. No other candidate for the offic e
was named.
Important Questions Up.
Memphis. Tenn, Nov. 10.-The Ma
tional Association Of Minor Leagues
held it's second session today and con-
sidered several questions Of impor-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-10

Again Head of Biggest Minor League
Organization in World
tance The principal business was ac-
tion on the ratification of the agree
ment with the California; league.
Concerning the admission of the fo;-
mer "Outlaw'' league which has been
approved by national board of arbitra-
tion.s
Keep Territory Another Year.
The proposed changing of the cir
cults of the Three-Eye league and the
Central association, the Ohio and
Pennsylvania, Ohio State and Central
leagues, and the American and West
ern associations probably will not go
into effect until 1911. A complete
classification OF the National associa-
ton is expected, but no definite action
will be taken on that subject until
after the census of 1910 is taken, rs
this classification depends upon the
uopulation Of the cities IN each league
sexton Names Committee.
Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 1O.-The Ma
tfonal association of Minor Leagues
held the opening session Of it's an
nual meeting here yesterday but
transacted only routine business.
All of the leagues in class A and
class B were represented with the
exception of the Eastern league. The
fact that one of the largest Of the
minor leagues of the country was
without a representative caused much
comment among the members.
President Sexton appointed a COM
mittee of five to revise the agree
ment under which the National as
sociation now exists. They are J.
N. Farrell, New York State league;
James O'Rourke, Connecticut league.
T. H. Murnane, New England league:
William Grayson, American associa-
ton; and President Sexton.
outlaw Agreement Approved.
The board of arbitration approved
of the agreement drawn up by Sec
retary Farrell and President Frank
Herman of the California State league
under which the outlaws will be ad-
mitted to organized baseball. The
board made a few minor changes in
the wording of the agreement, but it
marks a decisive victory for the for
mer outlaws.
Under the terms Of this agreement
the Californians will be permitted to
keep all players now with them who
have violated their reserve clauses or
contracts. Most of these have jump
ed their reserve clauses and will be
forced to remain in the California
State league for two years and if they
are not sold or drafted they will re-
vert to the club havingla claim upon
them.
A few of the men on the list have
broken their contracts with other
clubs and must remain in the Cali
fornia league for four years and at
the end of that time can be disposed
of, or revert to the club now claiming
them. Following are some of the
players who have violated their agree
ments:
Chicago Nationals. Outfielder
Smith; Louisville, William Mocl1man;
Pittsburg, Joe Nealon; Brooklyn,
Tom Sheehan and Elmer Stricklett;
Walter Kuhn; New York
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-10
cheeter Wlns in Hot contest.

Chester, Ill, Nov 10.-In t~e cleo
tion in Randolph county yesterday N
the proposition to remove the county
seat from Chester to Sparta. Chester
won by a majority of 720 votes. This
ends one of the most bitterly contested
elections held in this county since the
county seat fight between Sparta and
Chester in 1874.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-10
LEAD FLIES AT OMAHA
Two Men Shot and Killed, Negroes
Figuring in Both Affairs.

III DOOAA
Omaha, Neb., Nov. 10.-Two men
were shot and killed today in different
parts of Omaha. James L. Gaines,
president and manager of the Mas
conomo club, a negro organization,
was shot and killed at his own door
as he arrived home at L o'clock and
S4CO in money and diamond stud
are said to have been taken from his
person.
Charles Story, white, recently dis
charged from the Nebraska peniten-
tiary was shot and killed by William
Smith, a negro, while trying to break
into the Iatter's room. Smith fired
through the door.
cIeminson Trial HaIts for Day.
Chicago, Nov. 10.-The trial of
DR.. Cleminson was suspended today
on account of the illness of one Of
the defendants counsel.
No Developments In SteinhelI Case.
Paris, Nov. 10.-The Steinhe1l
case continued today with the usual
exciting interruptions but without inn
portant new DEVELOPMENTS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-10
BODIES OF nine
FOUND AFTER A
MINE ACCIDENT

Wflkesbarre, Pa. Nov. 10.-Nine
men lost their lives in fire following
an explosion yesterday afternoon in
Auchincloss colliery at Nanticoke near
here. The bodies were found by men
who worked all night in an attempt
to rescue the entombed men alive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-10
|STHMIAN CANAL is JUST
HALF COMPL LETED OCT. Is

Washington, Nov. 10.-The cut at
Culebra, the backbone of the Isthmus
Of Panama, was half completed Oct.
%, according to reports from the
canal zone just forwarded to the Of
fees of the isthmian commission in
this city. AT that time 39,0O2, ,299
cubic yards had been excavated and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-10

a ike amount of digging remained
to be done.
This gigantic cut will be nine miles
long and will have a width Of 300 feet
at the bottom, which will be 40 feet
above the sea level. The normal level
of the water being fixed at So feet
above the sea. It's completion is said
to be assured within four years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-10
WOMEN HELP WIN ELECTION
County Seat Contest Results in Vic
tory for TuscOIa, Ill.

Tuscola, H., Nov. 10.-TuscOla won
In the county seat fight in Douglas
county, the majority being 1,400
against the proposed removal of the
court house to Camargo. 1t was bit
ter contest and much money was
spent on both sides. Fifty automo-
biles carried the voters to the polls.
many women running machines for
Tuscola's cause.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-10
.SUFFRAGETTES GET MONTH
Two Who Smashed Windows at Kings
Birthday Banquet Sentenced.

London, Nov. 10.-Alice Paul and
Amelia Brown, the suffragettes who
smashed windows in the hall during
the kings birthday banquet last night,
were today sentenced each to one
month at hard labor. Both are mem.
berss of the Mrs EmmeIine Pankhurst
organization.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-10
TWO CASHIERS ARRESTED
Charged With Perjury i'm Connection
With Affairs of Failed Bank.

Toledo. Ohio, Nov. 10.-Ernst Rob
erts and Burton Z. Southard, former
cashiers OF the failed Dory Street Saw
ings bank. were arrested today On
charges Of perjury. IN the complaint
of stockholders they are charged with
having made false reports to tic state
auditors of tho condition OF the bank,
which failed two years ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-10
MORE DELEGATES BARRED
BY LABOR FEDERATION

Toronto, Nov. 10.-A. L. Urich of
Des Moines, Iowa, and H. Mochel-
statter of Sioux City, Iowa, were to-
day barred from the American FEEDER
alton convention because the bodies
they represented had retained the Sc
ceding Electrical Workers.
AIdrich at Omaha.
Omaha, Nov. 1O.-Senator Aldrich
arrived here this morning. He will be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-10
RUNAWAY GER;
FOURTEEN DIE
AT VANCOUVER

Vancouver. p. c.. Nov. 1O.-A
runaway car crashed into a crowded
passenger car on an interurban line
today. Fourteen persons were killed
and seven were injured. two perhaps
fatally.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-10
Mrs. Roosevelt or Way Home.

Rome. Nov. 10.-AIrs. Theodore
Roosevelt and Miss Ethel Roosevelt
left today for Naples. from where
they will sailf or the United States
Friday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-10

the guests of the bFa kers of the city
today-ava, saeaks sattS a banquet tonight
at 'ths tfeb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-16
SrY9telt9 GeaterbranoI
Wtcllem 25O Ug 300 Nienneifer
umfpmne.

@lerico, 10. 6ebr. - W2eQem $50
% 300 W}ennelter ontfpm peo en-
leatcrbranD | 8pen 9lcapulco 9[f-
tcs. Oct par 6lopeS Ieater, ser
brrnOte. @fterretningen Derom noa=
eOe f6rlt BERTH @fterniOoog puu
@rltnO al at ben telegrafiife G5or=
binOelie meO 9lcopulco par 6lepen
ofbrlot.
Stores Seater par Ell 5rebpgning,
"a | 9lftes bar ct SulinOe Wtenne=
ifcr ipgt Ocrben for at operppre en-
15oreItilling Der gapes til 9gre for
GrDernpr 0amanian Stores ira
Guerrero, iom par / 8Delt. Set al
9dtmrene pan &rogrontrnet par Ell
G9ffe ylepenoe 8ille0er." W3e0ens
0isIe forepiItes, ontGnotes en- ofilm",
og 0erfro ipre0es Sl0en ion forIt til
Gefnrattonerne og li0en piOere oper=
alt I SDgningen.
Der bar fin ire inPpre l10gange,
rg i0et 6olf ItintleOe til 0isie falOt
mango onfllO, blep tron1pet libel,
og Sigene lpGrre0e Seien for andre.
6rpgtelige 9lngltifrig u01tpOtes al
&c inOelpGrre0e. Eoa @runo al Den
9rrtigbeO, bpormeO SIOen ipreotes,
og ben frpgtelige Seoe par BET unit
Iigt at foretage GeOningsarbeioe. 9e
iitoefparre0e 5leG bogftupeli9 ftegt
leDen0e, oa Der frn bar Iioen Ggg,
ioa 0e fpaltes fife. granopeIenet
fltnOe fife uorette an0et ems beIfptte
De tilgrGnienOe 8pgninger.
Monqe al Sc onfonlne 6orte til
&c fornemlte 6on1ilier / Stoten.
5SorcItillingen par nentlig en- iociol
SegipcnbeO al Slang, laa Be Gl6Ite
"a rigeite 6nnilier par iogt oer6en.
6lere bele 6onrilier omfom. @en-
fenoeGie al Sc opOe bar felt ltnntlig,
oo Sc par brGnOt til 5orfuIling.
9(copuIco poo @eItfpTten al 5ta-
ten Guerrero er en- al ire pi9tige
Sopne6per poo &ocififfpiten al Mer=
leo. Gems @opn er Ell at Mericos
teo1te.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-16

6plge al Ell perlonlig Glnnooning
ira ErGiiOent 9lopiepelt.
Gtter at bupe u0tnIt lin Srtbut
til Slncolns NtinOe gif 8aronen
pper til at onltale Sen Safnentme-
Iigbe0sgGl0, iom bans 6olf itoO /
til Ge 6orene0e Stater for ge1nen
Commodore &errps Wisiion for
ct bnlpt @unore0e 9(ar iioen, al
4ope aabnet set 9lnleOning til inter
rational @igeItillet6e0 me0 Sc andre
9Intioner.
@un tolte oerefter ON, bporleoes
&apon 6opOe pitt lin Sln6oefotn=
menbeo, 0a 0tisfornoielle ptreoe iig
I &eIten oper BEN iaponIfe Snntigra=
tion, OeO at tGgge @inOringer for
0cnne og 9eiultotet berof 1apoe be-
ret, iag0e bon, at 9lntallet al DC
iii Gapun tilbagepenoenoe Soft /
Sen iiOite 6ulp0el al 1908 ira 9e
Torene0e Stater 6apoe bpret 2,1O0
flcrc ems 9(ntulIet al OenL iom bar
fommet ber til 2onOet. 9tntallet af
Sc ira Sc bapoiiife Ger tiG6ogepenSte
&oponere bop0e ogIoo peret ia.
1900 flere, ems Ser bar onfonllnet
Srr+i1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-16
On Gaf fra 5peno Reoen
rSibct, mine 2rpmmes 2anOl"

Spen Seoin bringer gennem
StocfbolnerblaOene Ell Saf for 0en
S)DlOelt Der er pitt bant.
uWtin SafnemIigbeOsgrIo, fiji
per ban bl. a. ner laa ltor, at JIG
rGlten lDnfer ianlnen UNDER oel5
SDroe 0fan bar iagt % /
G5neniferne er lnngioalFne -t-es5lg- 4
fenOe noget, Ser fon1mer ira beres
cget 2anO; - bbis nette CT ianot,
CT oen Sploeit, ieg bar faoet, at
tenOelig ltprre &eroi, en0 bpis
6olfet SiOe og lltioe opfGantneoes
til Ell flpgtig 9egejitring. Seq er
lpffelig oper at p9re Get meo Bette
Soft, og ieg bor olOrig feIt mig me-
re ipcnif, enO jeg gpr set I'LL. Oct
e., iom @rGnierne for NIT eget Stem
bar rOpiOet Jig fra Geiterbap til
Titerio, ira Sfoones Sletter til
gtorrlano5 Sfope.
Sro fife, at Set noget Zjeblif
6or ipin1let Tor mig un0er al Sen
CpmUrflom6eO og 0ploelt Ser er
tlcpen mig til Gel ira 2anosm9no
rQ fren1ne0e Set er 10 9eiltltatet
al ct 9lr6eiOe, Der er foregaaet ct
fDart 9larGln0re0e, og 6pis man
tror paa @uo og paa Jig lelp, moa
Set til iioIt lpffe5 for en-, pg ba
ialOcr alt un0et Ell gunIfe nutllrligt.
Cen lom regner Jig for mere
c1O anOre, fan olorig pinoe GSren1=
gong 3ou S5or0en. @n @emrnelig6e0
UeO min 9pffe / 9(lien bar nof peret
0cn at ieg altio bar logt at bebano=
e Sc balppilbe lSolfeilag goot og ret
iGrbigt pg ln0e Dem lnGrfe og for
Itaa, at Oe mig bapoe en- pirfeliq
@cn. Seq CT Qooet frem efter ben
gomle 2iOnerife &ecept: SRA 9fo-
ia Sem6lo5 9SiGlo til Genlons beoe
IQle 6Oor iom 6eI1t Ser finoes en-
listing, er ban min Sen, min Bro
Der" Wtan foor en- bi0ere 96nlme=
froft, man foor frenlfor alt mere for
lrnltge Solfer ON 9ipet og BETS
9Gll0elier, ON man Ipngere Sio
meO EilgrimsItab @oono panbrer
rm blonot frenlmebe Solf.
SOis BET er ion0t, ION iao mango
@onge er iagt oisie Gage, at ieg
i nogen Woooe gennem nit 9(r-
beioe bar funnel 0rage Geroens
Sliffe ben pon bort 2onb - fun
oG er ieg ItoIt ober alle Be Sriltnfer,
leg bar bltn0et. Den perIonlige 9Gre
rofler man mart fra. s l1ngoom=
men fan Ben Ipnes Ell 66i 8rao
nttrnapGrOig nGIten llopnaael1g,
men bar man go6t o0 bel nanet oen
moNnere 9(Goer, timber ma1 at Sen
i og for fig er SorfpngeIigbe6. Seq
tGnfer MI me6 1t6rre Spmpoti ems
nogen Sin6e poo Sc 6oe SSiploe /
Si6et, mine Grsmn1es oon6l
SSa, enSof til ole og enSof for allel"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-16
Sroffe Gosropere.
StanOicr u9Itlantic Cypress" /
ytGrbcbtn af Scnpcr.
GlgnbrcOc Euitupgncn antagclig
fur $4,000,

~NltpIlT IL. CNpL. y 1GllUeIS
un1iOoel6are 9tGr1e0 ltanOle0e oq
plpnOre0e 10 maIfere0e 9ppere
Sag WforgeS &I. 2,50 SET o7tgaoenoc
.9Itlontic GrprcS5" Gog paa Cen
Der & 9lio &run0e Ban6n Sooet
Ser bar flcre elmer foriiltfet, lp6
ca. 40 Wfil / linen, 0a GSngenior
@unn plll0ielig barte en- 2p0 bag=
reO Jig. S0et Fan ioa lig ON, Ito0
fon me0 9lnligtet in1o0 Wfun0itgen
al Ell automatic 9iepolDer. 2ignen-
SC par 5pr6oOer Seslig Iti(let.
n5nGf 2uftbrGntien pau %
ltonOs SoQet", lbs 0r0ren. % las
Cet ife bltrtigt, eQer pi bill bleie
Geres &icrne u.s., lpo Set pibere fro
9fpperen, iom ItoO ober for Snge=
llioren. San bar en- iperbpgget
Mfan0 meo rp0t @oar, ifprt en- roO
imeoter", bpi5 &rope 0pffeoe 9te=
GreOclen al Sans 9lniiqt Gepolpe-
rem puffe0e BON ilnoO SngeniprenS
Aniigt, 0a Oenne noleoe Ct 2ieblif.
Soget iton0ie0es 6rot 9eprbeoen
fof Ell fife Station, iom bar Iuffet
om geotten.
r9e1t forf6ier s &amnteroter ier
af 9ofomotibet ioa bllrtigt Tom NIT
ligt", fomnanoere0e ben rpobnore=
Sc bi0ere. SOB life eller g6r 8e-
ipar, for iao oil 6enne uautomatic"
sasares fSorfetnina.~ .-
SSngeni6ren og 6prbsoeren a0=
los, og UNDER 9t6pernes &on1manbo
fprtes Sc til 8oitpognen.
r&olO poa Dem OerinOe og Jig
Gem, at 0e ifal aa6ne 9eren, og
Jig ogioo til Gem, at Sc life mao
Ifpoe" fomman0ere0e BEN r0O6oa=
reoe igen. Sngeni9r @lnn giorOe
iom befalet.
8oltpognen aabne0es; Ct 9ieblif
soerefter uffpreoe 9looerne 9fepolper=
ialper oQe Hetninger, lao npsger=
rige Easiagerer nof ifrlOe bolOe
Jig inOe
8oltflerfene Coulter og SaDlor
or0re0e5 no, og De aOlG0 pie6liffe=
lig. Saa tog ben rpObaareOe Saplor
me0 Jig tilbage, % ben o1Oen H6=
Der, Der bar Ell Iort Wfnife, bolOt
Gagt oper ben onOen &lerf lunlnlen
meO SSngenipren og SDrbeOeren. 9lf
og til offpreOe ban ct SfuO lang5
Spget. SnOe FoItpognen baooe
cen rp0buare0e trnplt, og BET inn
tes, lom ban bapOe goo 9feoe paa,
Gpor Gengebrepene bar. San lrnoer=
i6gte 8offerne, tog bpo0 ban 6n-
ife0e og ineo NeIten til6age / Get
fen. 0o ban bar fGroig, orOreOe
hon 8oplor u0 foron itg.
Npperne tog aft Is @of-
fer al rcgiItreret @pIt. @por
meget &nfferne in0ebolOt, beO mon
life enoml, men efter loit Sperllog
nppnes $4,000.
n9fom tben, bops," 3og6e Sen r6o-
bdoreOe &pper til Gogbetie1tene
ugou III foron oS iom goOe &amme-
rater."
Oct gjoroe Sc. Gfter 1t Sc bapbc
goaet ct Stpffe benao Sporet, font
lnonOere0e 9f5perne Sog6etientenc
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