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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-27
ODROCZENlE KONGRESU.

jeden tylko ME dale sic przeko-
nae. Przysiegli spia jadaia W
zamknieciu scis}em, CO pare 60
DIN sedzia dowiadywa} sic, czy
ME doszli do porozrllnienia i zaw-
sze otrzymywa} przeczaca odpo-
wiedz. Podobno dzisiaj, gdyby
jeszcze werdykt ME osiagnieto,
maja przysiegli oswiadczyc, re sic
ME moga zgodzid, wtedy sedzia
ich rozpusci. Byloby to zakohcze-
MEM procesu W powiecie Cook,
narazie ma nowy ME by}oby juz
czasu, poniewaz w}asnie wiesci
nadchodza, re W powieeie Sanga-
mon, W Springfield wielkoprzy-
siegli wniesli r6wniez oskarzenia
przeciwko Browne'owi towarzy-
szom .Wilsonowi, Johnsonowi,
Hirsheimerowi i Trautowi, po-
slom i rlrzednikom stanowym o
korrupcyjne machinacye W Legis-
laturze; sprawe W powiecie San
CANON prowadzi dzielny prokura-
tor Burke. D}ugie narady przy-
sieglych W chicagoskim procesie
Browne'a biiq wuystkie rekordy
wielkich proces6w poprzednich;
wielkie budza one zainteresowanie
W miescie calem: koio gmachu sa-
dowego liczni gromadza sic cieka-
wi, co chwila dopytuiac czy niema
wyniku niezwykle d1ugich narad
przysieglych.
Spra,uy Miasta
Kompania tromacaopa
'tChicago RR. CO. wprowadza
znaczne ulepszenia; ma linii W nj.
12tej zaprowadza wagony nocne
co 20 minut, a ME = jak dotych-
czas bywa1o = co 40; nadto pre-
dIuaa ona linie W I'll. Grand ave.
cd Hermosa do Mont Clare, miej-
scowosci podmieiskich, ktore do
tyehezas mia}y kom1lnikacye bar
dzo licha.
Ia duu tygodraie Radd
miejska roziedzie sic ma wakacye,
tn ieszcze dose sporo spraw waz-
nych czeka ma za}atwienie. Dzi-
siai maia sic ma Radzie 1'porac 2
nowymi przepisami bud0wlany,
mi, a odnosny komitet pracowaf
mad przysposobieniem ich bard7o
pospiesznie, ably rzecz GAIA jeszcze
pred feryami przeprowadzic. Ia
kze i inne komisye pilnie bardzo Na
pracuja, azeby najwazniejsze swe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-27
DzlALEK, DNIA 27-Go cZERWcA, 1910 RoKU.
Telegramy krajowe.

no rezolucye, ze ma skutek zarzu-
tow senatora Gore, skierowanych
przeciw niektorym czlonkom kon
gresu, laczacych sic re sprawa
zakupna ziem Indyan plemienia
Choctaw - Chicksaw, zostaje
wdrozone Sledztwo.
Springfield, ILL.,, ~ czerwca. =
Wielkoprzysiezni powiatu Sanga-
mon wniesli skargi W sprawie Ia
pownictwa w legislature prze..
civ nastepujacym osobom:
Lee o, Neil Brown Ottawa.
poseI = zmowa lapownicza.
Frank I. Traut Beardstown--
zmowa iapownicza.
Louis D. Hirsheimer Pitts
field = zmowa iapownicza
A. B. Johnston, Springfield =
lapownictwo.
Sedzia Creighton zostawii wszy
stkich ma wolnej stopie, ale pod
kaucya gwarancyjna $4,000.
Des Moines, Ja., 27 czerwca.-
w okolicy Perry ma linii kolejo-
wei Wabash zdarzyla sic onegdaj
katastrofa kolejowa. Przyczyna
katastrofy bylo podmulenie toru
kolejowego (wlasciwie nienalezy-
ia opieka mad torem niedofezna
kontrola. Przyp. red,) Maszyna /
try wagony wlecia}y do rowu, o.
statni woz zostal ma torze. bo sic
iacznice przerwaly. Jeszcze
jadacy tym wagonem ME mogli
sic zoryentowac, gdy najechai ma
ten wagon pociag towarowy.
DwadzieScia piec osob doznafo
ciezkich obrazeh, tych dwie
smiertelne.
NieszczeSliwe ofiary zabrano
ma pociag ratunkowy i odwiezio-
no do szpitala Mercy w Des Moi
mes.
Des Moines, ia, 27 czerwca. =
Jedna ofiar onegdajszej kata-
strofy kolejowej ma linii Wabash
wyzioneia juz ducha, mianowi-
Gle w. G. Brown Ottawy, Ill.
Spodziewane So dalsze zgony.
Lynn, Mass, ~ czerwca. One
gdaj ma ulicach naszego miasta
dokonali bandyci rzekomo W cze-
sci Krolestwa Polskiego pocho-
dzacy niezwykle smiaiego napa-
du.
Fabrykant Thomas A Landre-
gan powracal do fabryki w iowa
rzystwie policyanta, majac przy
sobie $4,000, ktore wziai z banku,
ably wyplacac robotnikow. Nagle
u zbiegu ulic Wilson Oxford, o
100 iardow Cd fabryki Landrega-
ma napadio ma Mich trzecn opry-.
szkow. Posypaly sic strzaiy =
Landregan padi trupem, zas po-
licyant Carol zostal tax ciezko
raniony, re odwieziony do szpita-
la wkrotce ducha wyziona}.
Opryszki porwawszy woreR
pieniedzmi zaczeli uciekac utica
Oxford. Tium robotnikow puscil
sic "a mimi W pogoh. Bandyci roz
biegli sic ma try strony. Jeden z
Mich niejaki Abba Arson zostal
zastrzelony przez policyanta, po-
niewaz bronii sic palma bronia
przed aresztowaniem go.
Ciezko raniony zostal drugi,
znany pod nazwiskiem Bill Ko-
vansky", w gruncie rzeczy roz-
poznany jake czlonek handy ,,Ja-
maica Plain", ktora poploch rzu-
Gala przed dwoma laty ma pred
mieSciach Bostonu. Bill" bronii
sic pred aresztowaniem i zostai
,ciezko raniony kula.
Trzeci opryszek dai sic bez O.
poru aresztowac Znaleziono przy
MIN $4,000 czyli 2 3 caiego iupu.
Reszta pieniedzy ME wiedziec,
gdzie sic podziala. Pare set dola-
row srebrem rozsypali bandyci po
ulicach, aby sobie ulzyt.
Jeszcze iedna ofiara srnialego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-27

sssa sls ssasi ia 'lS-@s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER d, 1910
FROM TWO VIEWPOINTS.

Here are two views of the great
mass meeting through which the PEG
pie OF Norfolk registered their pro-
test against machine politics and un-
fair elections:
The kind of advertising that Nor
folk got Monday night must be classi-
fed under necessary evils. "-Norfolk
Ledger-Dlspatch.
II means more to the party at nome
than the great Democratic victory
Just recorded in Maine, because IL
means that merit and not the en-
dorsement of the organization VIII be
the thing required of candidates for
Office in the years that are TO come
Williamsburg Gazette.
This paper is inclined to agree with
the Gazette in the opinion that the
Norfolk meeting means more to the
PARTY at home than the Democratic
victory in Maine. Since Norfolk, for
wears the strongest citadel of the
organization" and the scene OF the
rankest exhibitions OF control by
fraud. can and has rebelled, there Is
reason for hope that Il Statewide
awakening is near at hand.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16
NOW is THE TIME TO ABOLISH
THE SYSTEM.

The board OF directors of the
Chamber of Commerce has done well
n deciding TO renew the fight for the
abolition of the farcical State quaran-
tine system. Now is the time TO Sc
cure from the governor an order, eff
fective at the expiration of the pres
ent quarantine officers term, reliey-
ing the port OF the useless burden.
II we wait until another appointment
las been made. or until somebody is
satisfied that he can get the appoint
ment. the task will be more difficult
than ii will be now.
The Chamber OF Commerce, and
the combined shipping interests of
this port have appealed TO the gov
crnor to abolish the State quarantine.
1t has been pointed out that the ell
Client federal service furnishes the
' irginia ports with adequate protec
ton. and that the State service, being
without equipment to perform its du'
ties. If there were any TO perform,
has but one excuse for existence
the fees collected by the State officer.
These are facts which can be proven
If the governor desires proof. And
this paper hopes that another strong
appeal to the governor. with recital
of the facts, will bring results.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Why isn't an organ-grinder an all
round musician?
Get the best of a man if you would
see his worst side.
Avoid the green and overripe when
selecting fruits and friends.
The successful man doesn't boast
of what he is going to do tomorrow
A woman's argument reminds a
man of the way she pins her clothes
on.
THE sting of defeat is felt long af-
ter the sweetness of victory disap-
pears.
One nice thing about being rich Is
that people will listen when you want
to talk.
Every time a woman takes a moon
light ride with her husband she tries
TO act romantic.
It's easy to distinguish between a
married man and bachelor. The
former always has an explanation
ready.
Chicago News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16
Hampton, Phoebus and Old Point
CALEB POWERS IS
NAMED FOR CONGRESS
Former Famous Politician
Prisoner of Kentucky Nom
mated by Republicans.
By Associated Press)

BARBOURVILLE. KY. Sept Is
Returns from the Republican congress
siOnal primary in the Eleventh district
show the nomination of Caleb Powers
OF this city. over Congressman ID. c
Edwards andpatter, by 1900 votes
National issues did pct enter into the
race.
Powers, who was famous politician
prisoner, regards the nomination as
his vindication.
Powers carried all but four OF the
nineteen counties.
Congressman Edwards is serving
his third term Powers made his race
on an appeal to the voters TO give
him the nomination as a "vindication
for his alleged completely in the as
assassination of Senator William GoebeI
in 1900.
Powers, who was secretary of state
at that time, was confined in jail dur
ing eight years. his first three trials
resulting in conviction and the fourth
in a disagreement. Last year Cover
nor Wilson swept the court records
clear of all of the cases remaining I'M
TIED in connection with GOebers MUIR
der by granting pardons to Powers
and several others.
The Fourth district has nominal
Republican majority of 10000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16
Hero Never Stopped Smoking.

Rushing from an electric car, fully
clad. and with asDipe in his mouth-
G.. r.. Harrington, of Pawtucket. X.
l.. plunged into SCOTS pond in Lin
coin. and saved the life of a boy who
was drowning. The yoangster. had
gone down for the third time when
Mr.. Harrington reached the banks
He dove for him and brought him
back to the surface. When he reach
ed the surface he was clingine to the
lad. ana had not even taken the pipe
from his mouth:
Mr. Harrington. after his plunge,
got on the electric car. which had
waited. and rode TO mis- destination in
his wet clothing-Boston Herald.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16
A Grasshopper Cure.

Blake Hoggatt, me most tobacco
chewing negro in these parts. says ne
has found a new way to exterminste
grasshoppers. Blake says to catch a
couple of the hoppers and pinch them
on the legs until the muscvles become
sore. Then turn them loose. They
will hop so queerly that all the other
grasshoppers will die laughing The
hard part. Blake says. is to catch the
two original gssshoppers when the
others are all dead and kill them
Leesviuc (Colo.) Light
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16
AUTO OWNERS MUST GER
LICENSE FROM STATE
Reported That Secretary OF Common
wealth is Planning Raid in
Newport News. -

! Acrosding to repabissFeportssTeaeh-
ing MS city yes,erdsy. Secretary OF
the Commonwealth James is planning
a raid upon he automobile owners IN
Newport News who have not yet taken
out their state licenses. These II
ceBses were due on January !, but. IT
i said only few OF the auto owners
here have secured them.
Under the provisions Of the city au-
tomobile ordinance. the chief Of police
here cannot issue permits 10 auto
owners until thco wners have first Sc
crred their state licenses and Chief
Mitchell probably will carry out the
letter Of this Law in the future
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16
Arraiqned on Murder Charge.

DANVILLE. VA. Sept. 15.-ottle
Webb. The seventeen-year-old slayer
Of his sweetheart's brother, CLAUDE
Powell, was arraigned for murder TO-
day, hut a continuance was granted
until December. Efforts to secure pail
for Webb failed. The young girl tes-
tilted that her brother had assaulted
Webb with, an axe handle when she
heard webb shoot in the darkness.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16
p.,.lpl, Arts, Arrested Again.

Disciple Artist. a tftccn year -oid
negro. Who lives Ia Dawson CITY. "as
arrested again yesterday 81 inc
Charge ~ being not of Eood fame.
he Wa picked up a. Washington
sserue ard Thirty Second street ~
psfroiuan Brown. Artist. Sho makes
himself cbros iuus - people on ths
stree; br falling down on bis knee
before fhcw and praying. and Who g
believed 20 ~ luuaiic. has been ar
rrsfcd before on the same charge and
uarued By Justice Brown 20 keep oul
81 the CITY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16
REFLECTIONS OF A Bachelor.

Regulations are made on bill
posters boards.
A hte repentance saves a lot OF
dullness up till then
Man works for woman so as to
make her work twice as hard for him.
Everything in life is a gamble, ex'
cept that you will lose, which is a
sure thing.
A costly. thing about getting mar
fried is putting it on and spending
more being engaged.
New York Press
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16
Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 10
The condition of the treasury at the
beginning CT business today was as
follows:
Trust funds
Gold coin, 1891 $780, 500.
Silver dollars, s4S5, 10000
Silver dollars of 1890, $3.566,Oco.
Silver certificates outstanding,
$4S5. 1876. coo.
General fund
Standard silver dollars in general
fund, $6,3S7 ,304.
Current liabilities, S9S,33O,23
Working balance in treasury Offices
$50. 1859.
In banks to credit of treasurer OF
the United States, s35,637, 1913.
Subsidiary silver coin, sl9,S2s.6oS.
Minor coin, S1.Oi3,239.
Total balance in general fund, $751;
653,077.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16
Didn't Indulge.

Tramp Ito loaely spinster)-Come,
missus. arst yer 'usband if''e amt
got q old pair o. trousers TO give away
Spinster (anxious not to expose her
solitude)-Sorry. my good man. he-er
-er- never wears. such things
Punch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16
BACK FROM THE WEST.
superintendent Ford and Party Return
from Trio.

Superintendent Of Terminals = I
Ford ard family and r :. Bianton TO-
turned hone wednesday night from
> trip through the Middle West
The party made the trip In Ches'-
peake s. ohio officials car Nc.
stops we're made - Louisville. Chi-
cazo. 81 Paul and ether points along
the route
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16
New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Sep 1S--''ose-
Prime mercantile paper, s'zae per
-cnt Sterling exchange strong at IT,
.ovcry with aciEsl business n 'e"S
ers bills a. 49, sca4s2.se for sixty
tay bills. md ar 4Ss3s fer demand.
Commercial bills. fssHsfSs@. bar
silver. sal. Mexican dollars. ~
Money on call. easy, ma pc
cent. ruling rate. ?. closing nid. =,
offered a; ~ Time loans. very -
and steady: sixty days. "a per cen
and ninety days, ssfh. SIX 1'o"'"S'
iitaiA.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16
AM ENDM ENTS.

II seems that the State association
os treasurers and commissioners of
revenue. organized, like other associa-
lions of Office holders. for patriotic
purposes, is engineering a systematic
campaign in behalf of the proposed
institutional amendments permitting
the treasurers and commissioners to
succeed themselves indefinitely. The
Charlottesville Progress calls atten-
ton TO a circular being mailed from
the headquarters of this association
at Buena Vista to each treasurer and
commissioner of the State. The cir
cular gives the Office holders. the fol-
lowing campaign advice and instTuc-
tions. .
Il. Try to get every precinct com
nitteeman in line with you. and il
possible the judges and clerks OF cleo
sion-
% Have two men besides friendly
to the amendments at each votiEs
place to quietly soiici; the votes as
they come up to the polls, and when
possible have one from each party
%. Each treasurer should have
printed a number of copies Of the bal
lot. so marked as to be guide 10 the
voters in marking their tickets and
"A sufficient number OF those should
be in the hands of those who agree
TO assist at the polls
-. Ask every one you meet. re
eardlesS of party. tn. vote for the
amendments in which trcssurers and
commissioners are interested. The
more voters you get pledged to II in
this way. the less the danger Of op
amendments carry.
IS In having the guides printed
see to 1t that the clauses affecting
your interests are printed IN capitals
so as to draw attention ana emphs
size the importance OF these amend
men;s"
There viii be no organization to as
sist in defeating the proposed
amendments at the polls The indi
yiduai voters are not sufficiently IN
t,rested 20 institute or even aid in 4
campaign against the amendments
and until election day there will b,
70 opposition further than that uhic'
nav be offered by the newspapers
That Is Why "a j. essential that eacl
voter give this matter some cute; am
sesious thought VITA ~ least "a
interested and powerful advocates il
every county and city IN virginia. ih'
amendments vii be ratified n ~
people DO not thoroughly approach
What a grave matter they are desiin
With.
Those who oppose the amendment
should BE- careful to cast a nezaiiF
vote To fat to vo;e ~ an ~oui
be slmos; a. bad a. vo;igg for rst
acafion. because The ma5ority Z
fho-e actually voting vii make N
decision. And every man who desire
lc rcfs for the amendments. o. "a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16
Still Waiting.

The leading man had urged the s'ar
to marry him.
She shock her queenly puffs.
No. George" she said, in voice
that was vibrant with emphasis. that
would be folly In the present state
of the drammer We couldn't count on
the press giving US anything better
than a four-line item with A One-lne
head. We must wait until there's
something in it for us
The leading man admitted the force
of the argument and the waiting still
goes on.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16
Truth Will Out.

Hubby with irritation why is It
that you women insist upon having
the last word?
Wife (calmly)-We don't. The only
reason We get it is because We al
ways have a dozen arguments left
when you stupid men are all run out.
Ladies' Home Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16

II William A. Jones is made United
States senator, Newport News will
have to look over her stock of favor
tie sons with the view of selecting
a new congressman for the First dis
trict.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16

Look over our stock ard get our
prices before you buy your scnool
supplies. THE CUT RATE STORE,
Schraudts old stand. 10.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16

BALTIMORE. SD. Sept ID
wHEAT-casier. spot cos;ract, es-z'
southern ~ grade. IS x a9s~.
CORN dull. spot con:ract. 81.
OATS steady. No 2 white. -.
RYE-quic,. No. ? western dofnes-
nc. ssasd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16
Had the Appearance.

Mistress (prcudly)-My husband,
Bridget. is a colonel in the militia.
Bridget thought as much, ma am
Sure. its tn foine malicious look. he
has, ma'am.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16

NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-cotton-
Spot closed quiet. 5 points higher
middling upiands. 1880; middhhs
gulf. 1905: sales. 1855 bales Futures
opened steady and closed barely
steady.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16

be induced TO do so, will have all the
advice necessary to insure his casting
a ballot in the right way"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16

Patterson played the patriot too
late TO keep Tennessee from having
a Republican governor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16
Reaction Follows Attempt to
Advance Prices.
UNEASINESS OVER STEEL
Complication is Expected to Follow
the Deadlock Caused by Rejection
OF Railroad Valuation for Cotton
Bills Of Lading.

Bills Of Lading

NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-The prin
cipal factor at work in the stock mar
ket TODAY was the reveI sal OF sepcu
lative operations for the advance at
| tempted earlier in the week, anC
which have not met with encouraging
response by attracting any substantial
demand from outside sources. There
grew up seine uneasiness over the
condition of the steel industry, which
had the effect OF giving positive force
to the reaction. Price concessions
were yielded giudingly and there
were signs of resistance and individ
ual points Of strength in the market
but the whole market gave way and
closed decidedly weak.
Steel trade advices have pointed Il
subsistence of the revived demand
for structural forms and some other
finished products and to an obvious
determination on the part of buyers
to hold OF for possible lower prices
Sellers at the same time were in
cllned to compete for business by Of
ltltu6 uONu IllNtSa All FNo
lshed yesterday of pig iron stocks OF
/ 5000 tons was disliked. With the
elections and the Supreme Court de
cisions in the trust cases 10 wait for,
the speculative prospect offers so long
a period of remaining uncertainty that
attempts to shape prices to the future
position are feared
Further consideration of The APP
parent deadlock caused by the rejec-
ton of the railroad valuation for Get
ton bills of lading by the foreign
bankers suggested possible compiled
ton calculated to affect the money
market 1t is likely that the first eff
feet will be to hasten cotton ship
ments before the date of the foreign
bankers decision taking effect, which
is October 81.
The early fall i'm foreign exchange
rates today was supposed TO be re-
Election OF This expected forward
movement of cotton. The yielding
tendency of the price of copper added
to the depressing influence of the
steel trade position.
The bulge in the cotton market did
not disturb the feeling of confidence
in the favorable progress of the crops.
Stocks were unaffected by this con-
sideration.
Bonds Were irregular. Total sales,
par value. S2,l42.000 United States
As registered declined y per cent on
cali
Total sales fer the day 447.60O
shares. Including: Sugar; 500; At
lantic Coast Line. 200; Chesapeake 4
Ohio. 756: Louisville & Nashville,
10: Norfolk < Western, 200: Read
ing, $1,000; Sloss Sheffield. 100;
Southern Railway pfd.. leo; Union
Pacific. 64,s0O; United States Steel
$4,000; Virginia Carolina Chemical
goo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16

Cool mornings and evenings; just
the weather for a Gas Heater. %
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16

TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Editorial Rooms. Bell Phone No. a.
Business Office. Bell Phone No. ISL.
Citizens Phone No. ............ ISL.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-16

Entered at the Newport News, va.
Postoffice as SecondClass Matter.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
rSntc eldmd f~ddstdmiSen
artupinen?"
Nro 20

Wrs. yleuie Wc 8anrp, prebtis,
Wliis, firioittoo, etia baneua oil
erittdin poboa laatua munuaistauti
ia A pnDoa SoIs6p JmunuoisIaate
poronIi banet terlueetIi. 6an Iouiui
tirieenid IopusiG = .epbdmmeli.
Iesti iuoTiiteIen SoIepn manuaisIaa.
fetta toifiDe mumatssdutia farIimit.
lie. &c iadsti minun benfeniH.
Oscar Norblins.