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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-20
NEWS OF THE WEEK IN
THE THEATRICAL WORLD
Ey JAMES GRANT THURsTON

could spellbind as many as man; ana,
anyhow, am used to standing mp before
people, and II | can't think of anything
to say I'll just sing few bars and dance
a couple of steps, and will feel at ease
Harrison Grey Fiske has been casting
about for a curtain raiser for pillars of
Society,"" in which Mrs. Fisk is to ap-
pear. The followers of Ibsen seemed
keenly interested in the forthcoming play
by the Norwegian bard, and when it be-
came known that a curtain raiser was
desired, the play readers of the Fiske
establishment had to lengthen their
hours
One so-called play which was submitted
was called "Ibsen, the Drug Clerk" Here
1t is, briefly: Ibsen, the drug clerk, was a
bacchanaian fellow. One night he was
aroused from alcoholic bliss to fill pre-
scription. BY mistake he made poison
GUS mixture. Suddenly he is apprised
that he has killed his sweetheart by adj
mnistering poison. Ibsen is grief-strick-
en- and in a panic of terror In a frenzy,
he forces an injection of poison into the
arm of the friend who had told him of
his fatal mistke, and then swallowed a
fatal potion himself. AS the curtain
falls there is perfect tragedy of sorrow.
Plans are gradually maturing for the
coming of Nine. Sarah Bernhardt to the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-20

company. The violence of the strikers is,
no doubt, largely due to the refusal of the
officials to arbitrate the matter; and, as
the affair is not an interstate matter, 1t
Is not within the province or the chair-
man of the interstate commerce commas
sion and the Commissioner of Labor TO
interfere
The law under which government Of
ficers operate in this matter is designed
purely for interstate matters. 1t would
not prevent Knapp or Neil. however,
from giving their services, II they are so
disposed. Other cases of this kind have
been settled by a government officer his
services being sought on the ground
that he would necessarily be unbiased.
In the event that the Philadelphia strike
does spread to other localities, an en-
deavor will be made by Knapp and
Neill to settle the differences prevail
| ing.
IF meat and other necessities of life
continue to increase in price out of pro-
portion to the income of the working
men, said prominent government Oh
fetal, at is a foregone conclusiin that
the several strikes that seem immi-
nent will only be forerunners of many
more this spring or summer Should
arbitration fail in the case of the railroad
telegraphers, it will mean that the en-
tire country will once more feel the eff
feet of being cut off from quick commu-
uication, as was the case not more than
a year and a half ago If the switch
men refuse to accept the findings of the
arbitration board now sitting at Chi
cago, and the trainmen and enginemen
the findings of the board now hearing
these cases in Baltimore, the railroad
industries of the country might be par
alyzed.'
To ward off the evils of a general
strike every possible means Is being
resorted to by the arbitrators selected
by Chairman Knapp and Commissioner
Neil to bring about satisfactory work
| Ing arrangement between the operators
and the employers
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-20

] have it from unauestioned authority
that Charles Frohman will bring "Chan-
tecler'' to America for production, de-
spite the assertions of critics that it would
be Impossible to produce the Rostand
play in English.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-20
SPECIAL RATES
-

5000 New Orleans. La. and return
annual session Mystic Shriners. Tickets
sold April 8. 10, II and IL. Limit April
25. Extension May 10, fee ST.
$685. Mobile, Ala, and return, Alabama
State Sunday School association, March
22 and 20. Limit March 80.
s34. 30, one way colonist rate to San
Francisco Los Angeles and many other
points.
s43. 25, Portland, Ore. Seattle Wash.
and many other northwestern points.
weekend rates from and to all points on
"a q. S. r. r., effective April 2. Tickets
sold Saturday and Sunday morning
trains. Limit midnight following Mon.
day. -
information cheerfully furnished.
1875 First Ave. Main 1913, Peoples SIC
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-20
To Women
Who Dread
Motherhood!
information How The May Give Birth
to Happy, Healthy Children Alb
solutely Without Pain
Sent Free.

No women need any longer dread the
mains of childbirth, or remain childless.
nr 7. H. Dye has devoted his life to
relieving the sorrows Of women. He has
-xysa that all pain at childbirth may
he entirely banisned. and he will gladly
ten YOU how it may be done absolutely
free of charge. Send your name ana ad-
dress 10 DR.. J. H. Dye, st5 Lewis block.
punalo N. Y, and he will send YOU,
nostpaid. his wonderful book which tells
how to give birth to happy. healthy chill
dren, absolutely without pain; also how
to cure sterility Do not delay but write
MndAH
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-20

Owing to the large number of
people who move on or about
April /, it is necessary that
notice be given us ten days in
advance in order that we may
properly handle the large num-
Der of telephones to be moved
at that time. Notice should be
given, in writing, to Manager,
Southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Company.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-20

London, March 19.-(SpeciaI.) -Eng-
lands latest Dreadnought,. H. nj. $.
Vanguard has established record in
rapid evolution from bare keel to COM
mssioned ship. Only 20 months elapsed
between the laying down of her keel and
the date of her commissioning as a COM
pletely equipped and manned fighting
unit of the fleet. This Is the shortest
time occupied in building any of the big
battleships, except the original Dread
nought, which was constructed under ex-
ceptional rush conditions The other
Dreadnoughts have taken an average OF
27 months to build.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-20
KING ON GAMBLING
Edward Writes Letter to Minister on
the subject

London. March Especial liking Ed
ward, whose sporting enthusiasm is well
known, and who enjoys a rubber OF
bridge at sovereign points, has never
theless expressed his Reproduction of gam
bling in general. In a letter quoted by
the Rev Montague Fowler in recent
sermon, His Majesty said: have nor
ror Of gambling, and shall always do my
utmost to discourage others who nave
an inclination for it, as a spirit of gam
bling like intemperance, is one OF the
greatest evils that can affiict country
At the same time certain notorious
baccarat scandal that occurred at fash
ionable country house nearly 20 years
ago and in which the then Prince OF
Wales was mixed up, unpeasantly, is not
vet forgotten.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-20

United States. She will go first to Eng
land Speaking of Nine. Bernhard
reminds me of quip 1 heard the other
day:
rs it true, Nine. Berhardt that you
keep a coffin in your home, in case
of sudden death?" asked woman TO
whom the actress had been introduced
Certainly; and you would, too, If you
were the morgue's most constant Gus
TONER" replied Nine. Sarah
Madame Bernhardt has died from poison
ten thousand times jumped into the Seine
seven thousand times, and has fired five
thousand bullets into her brain. In all
she has died nearly twenty-five thou
sand times.
Porter Emerson Browne. author of "a
Fool There Was in his latest play,
Waste" has again dared. Waste" con-
Germs race suicide, and Mr.. Browne
handled his topic in a manner not toe
fraught with delicacy.
Marc Klaw of the Klaw & Erlanger
syndicate, who has finished campaign
in Louisiana against adverse legislation,
is now turning his attention to New
in Massachusetts prohibiting children of
tender years from appearing in theatrical
productions. Mr.. klaw has appointed
Judge Bracket of Boston his aid-de-
camp, and intends to see if he can't
have the law repealed.
| The latest addition to the New Thea
tire stock company is Henry Kolker,
who was leading man for Margaret Ang-
| lin during her Australian tour. So far this
season Mr.. Kolker has been appearing
] with Madame Nzaimova In 1.-The Pas
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-20
MOI So sure This TING.

Republican Boss-The people are put
ting up an awful yell over the. price you
are soaking them for meat, Mr.. Armour.
Armour-Let 'em yell.
Republican Boss-But unless you drop
the price it will hurt our party in the
congressional elections this year.
Armour-But hasn't it been demon-
stroted to you time and time again that
the people forget all these things when
election day comes around and that they
keep on voting the Republican ticket?
Republican Boss-But were not so sure
of them this time.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-20

thor of alias Jimmy Valentine" on a
new play to be called THE Deep Pur-
pie" Mrs Yerkes' former husband is tho
eo-author of '"rhe Only Law" pros
duction which failed to make million
aires of the playwrights who constructs
ed IT,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-20

sion Flower" He will impersonate Lee
ontes in "a Winters Tale" to be revived
on the 2Sth
Wilson Miner. who leaped into fame at
a single bound, by marrying Mrs. Yerkes,
is collaborating with Paul Armstrong, au
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
EZRA MEEKER
OFF TOMORROW

PORTLAND, Ore. March 10.
Although 40 years ~ age.
gFra Mcekor, pioneer Of 1883,
will tomorrow hecln = THIRD OK
team Journey over the old ore.
Gen trail mis- obleetlYe point
being Independents. Kaa. The
start will be made from The
pailea, and tho two faithful old
oxen which drew Meeker'a
"eralrie pchoonsls over tho trail
four years age, are shed and
ready for their second long
overland Journey.
When Erra Mesker made the
1900 mile trip the first time he
was seeking home IN the
wilde q oregon, IN zoe, the
pioneer returned over the lonu
road as labor Of love. Ne
wanted the exact course Of the
Oregon ,raii 90 be stakrd and
marked, that lts traditions
might not he FORGOTTEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
JOY IN FRISCO
WHITE LIGHTS

SAN FRANCISCO Cal. March
% Every proprietor Of g cags Or
q resort be- the white tight" dis
tFicf today denied fhat BE- got a
hunch that after midnight dancing
aou'd he permitted ln Che tender
i0.n. following The revival last
night ol a custom made notorious
t tho days Df Ruef and 8chmiiz
Tie members OF the police com
mission denied that The board had
consented fo music end dancing iu
tho cafes above the dead Zinc Of tho
harbary Coast but could not or
would not account Tor the failure
of the police 10 interfere with the
open and general violation Of the
law
Tho resort keepers apparently
bad banded together ln defiance ~
iho commits l0n edict All tbs
dives in tbf toughest part Of The
upper teuderl0ln with 0uo or two
exceptions. were iu fun swing and
ioug affor The hour SEQ Tor quiet
and repose the reyelry was at iis
height
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
NICARAGUA JAIlS
CAhE0n'S COUSIN

CoRfNT0. Nir.. March i5 -
Charged with having conHoirrd
against the nfe ~ President NadF1
~ ~ sfaaaa GeaFEe Cannon cousin
.of Leroy cannon. who waH executed
D. lelsyaa orders ls held prisoner
terf fotay
The arrest Waa made with the
sooaiedre ~ Admiral Kimhait come
uander ~ the American naval fress
ftrr
Cannon il re- years ~ age Ne
vas secretary fa General Chamorro
.of the revolutionary army. and was
arrested here several days ago His
lfentity Uae noi learned generally
Hnfil to-day
Cannon had secured % letter n in-
production e. President Madriz a.
Pert I1m8n Nicaragua officials
learned ~ fhia fact and believing
.fhat Commons presence IN nluefielda
bodied nD good t1 the president
placed hlm under arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
NO WORRIES FOR
AGED IN FRANCE

PARIS. March IS The old age
pension hlll. which all probably be
passed with more or less npposi.
tiau BY the chamber 81 depniiss
within a few days. IL hos made up
about a. follows
working children nhAll pag up
90 the ass 81 IS about 50 cents an.
nnaily into tbe fund women and
men. over rs. respectively 81 20 and
Nl5 year until they reach the
aEe OF &C.. when they viii Be en-.
titled 20 dFaW pensions II tas aud
$50 respectively for women and
men.
The employers 81 these people
must pay tni0 the fund an amount
equal 20 that ~ the employees
To This the government ~lll add
thf FIRST year about t2s coo 900 aad
succeeding years about So coo pQQ
Wnrkmcn earning more than $500
a year are not entitled % the Work
mems pensions
Thesc are iu the main the essen
tiai features ~ che bin A. u stands
IN souse form Or other q 81 pretty
safe But u may b. torn pretty
much 20 pieces before II finally be.
comes a iaw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
MAKE EFFORT
To LOSE HART

Despite the fact that volney +.
Hart was Yesterday grantcd a Ger
uucate Of election as councilman
from thc Twelfth ward. Il was stat
ga last ulght that the confess,
against him would be- carried into
tbe council next Monday night
Hart Was elected a. an ludepen.
Gent ln a bitter fight with the rCgu.
lnr republican nominee
Immediately after his election a
contest against issuing him a Ger.
uncsfc ou the ground that he was
NOT a freehoiier was made. which
II sustained would have meant
that Hines would have heid over
until a special election could be
hold The comptroller. however.
assured himself og che fact that
Hart Is = freebooter and issued the
certificate.
Now Il Is stated that when he
comes 10 take HIS scat Monday
uieht the contest will BE- renewed
in the hopes that tho council will
refuse % scat him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
|,' s'lLL MIX I'M
|'lIeHMEN STRIKE

AAfeh Is Gov tg.y
mas taks \ h i's y
sa. between ne Fwites u
.saas and II ~ NV y
posed strike Of ~
aoes ii win 81 ~
'sas o SPOKANE p8,
hns l'.isly up % him on
q. acton ani@s s 1,'' =,
made ana ihsf t n,
! sl lalofned him tba,
i sps ". service fa ", I
spsss l I, :. collected eyIdepee
2 Coy Has. abo =, j
i w. oaat % lhe etgit,
q 10000 th ,,,iss
s Y Z aaasaai a i,,,o.s,
left 50 Ia 7 frs,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15

siltution discharges them. what
can they DO bat lock them up
pr Crichtou says the City hos.
pitAl d ofercrowded. that The %.
lice are continually ,ryinK 20 shove
of some ~ their disagrceAble prin.
oners upon the hospital and that
there IL not room 90 care Tor all nf
them
7, Il the old story Of the hickef.
lngs between the police department
and the city hospitai-and while
thsy 80 0n. men ale unattended
behind the bars
Doctors arc not lntAilihie. ahYH
Health Commissioned Cfiehion
and they have many things %
40 The real need ~ Seattle ia
q police surgeon. such - they have
81 many other ritirs. SOLELY for ihe
purpose of looking after che pfis'
onrra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
HIS Teeth FIXED;
iTHEN HE VANISHED

where asa Samuel Kennedy go
af'rr hr sol hla teeth fKed7
ThH 3D. uo VINO struck Billy Pat
tarou7 Joke bat a serious question.
asked by re'atitea ~ Kennedy ln
kfrratou wash where the missing
man made hls home
iie ieft Kerristou February "A 20
come no Seattle. the object Of hls
VISIT being to have some Of hls
moHrH manicurcd Bis dentistry
work waH got extensive. bat be-
failed lo return home ANA Dos folks
are anxious about blm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
NO CHANCE Of
JAIL REFORM
IS IN SIGHT

Under existing conditions. deaths
like that Of G. c Ross. the young
man whose lifel~ss body vas found
In the general receiyinx coil A. the
city jail early Sunday morning. are
likely 20 occur ans iime
Tho police admit Il. and ~ s
Crichion. commissioner Of health.
admits g.
u the police pick 40 men or
women who are sick or injured
they send them TO the City hos.
pitai. they declare. ard n that in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15

shadow Of Liberty bell or not But
the deed was done. Mise Myenon
had violated the eleventh con.
mAndmrnt. which says. Thou
shalt not talk back 70 a f~ilceman
40 al officer standing near prompt
ly arrested her She was taken e.
= police station. registered under
charge Of iSCiTiN0 TO RIOT.
kept ia a foul-ameiling cell all
nighs. and fined the noxt morning
by n learned Judge. who said ahe
had really and truly and uniawfuliy
melted 20 riot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15

When the Philadelphia police
were clubbing rtgh, and lefl tn a
crowd Of men. women and children
In Independence square. Miss IDA
Myoraou, ehlrtwaial maker. saw
hluecoat bring hts club down over
one mans head repeatedly. the
hlood squirting az every smash
Mortified she cried
Stop that. you're kiliinE him
A woman with a tongue Ia her
head cannot witness such slshta IN
silence. whether It's under che
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
| A. LOOKS LOOKS
|{[IITLE:MA!N.'.
NICE AGAIN
| j. the Khaki tor a
Tweed and Goes
Il Motor Trip About
sra

4 -, csrrsspsndsn' Of the
VI s,nlssa prsssl
u ..esN March Is Ai'lred
w, y VIVID ard ~looslns l'se
81 he first ll@e "
! Kermls expressed
s.,sea appeared today
- zoo and daughter
"a about the toN-
~ co., ana Miss Ethel
!, tAe reception ana
1870 here They had Z
$50 from Cairo ana
.sss haA seen q Egpt
- =, =. re Nile hal not eS.
- very sumpla0ns
- gAarscan 49,.
- nsss agrceahly sni-
.Aewr the apartments
y ,Aem n TIE palace.
s,ssres that shey could
s.ssl more comfortable
$500 seeommodatious 10
-i..sl i having a Freat
H.sh ealoyins Almself %
4,as nass q hafd % nun. u
s.mn aailcs and the
ssioEv bin
ssou EAich Is hafaef
80 lsroafA the iaasles or
4. semsaAs I find upon
: slvaHsiioa BE- do.
y, whsn : great mass OF
- nAll vas delivered 20
II ahs lsr Lsee.
Aennas Of lrtiera and
Y 4 nrts presented a
=. rs have given a good
~ i wm Loeb and bis
4 rssas ,ke white House
ssssaA viz md y utterly
- s anseer the letters Tor
- hesng . mere private
VI - g0rps q seerc-
ww b vent today Roosc
rs d ssassr o. Interest. and
r 4 people Who cane
slssess IA arrival collect
a,s pahle places IL The
mns she colonel and bis
smsssl, aay IN khartoum
nms smiling counts
.ks ,nFmef president o.
mnl sifss thousands of
T. hassas sesa brought here
a Negs1lfs
aNssa pisiasss have D.
asost a caumea through
IT. . TIER wsFr b. America
q ezmpaxn q 1906.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
kN|Es DANGER
|R0A HOSPITAL

as - ~ trsstment ~
SEATED n Seattle lu
aax a meaace 10 she hsaifi
f4 ar aesratle az
nsi 'izs NJ - hetlsrmrut
t i ise conmaHify
- - sworn testimony ~
aseneF grMhfon IN
sns sesrt this marnsnE
m r Nhich J y Evrretfa
- 3 sifn ~ operation 81
rE ; prsehalfp fatefru
xsm at ltth a. and 81
slar safarsl that ihe hoa.
'ssany esmatisd dla 3
q asalth 4 sAe sseansnt
1s ilcset &nf ngigaol-
n lzsrselai.sa ~ value %
u y shs ~ xhhogh s t
~ ssssiuce II ~ hospital
alm as'lsvea was larssl,
r."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15

what actually trAnspired after
Ne entered that room vas not made
clear Il vas established that Say
ioF VAS found dead some time later
aud Or Miller admitted he shot
him. sAyinK be acted IN self defense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15

Doctor NoW. McTnviah. It's like
this. you've either 10 stop the
whisky ~ lose your eyeaiSht and
you must choose McTavigh Az.
Nesi. doctor. fm az auld man moo.
an was ihlnkln' I've seen about
everything worth seein Taller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
aRooERs. ANNuAL aAlL.

Seattle Retail GroeaFs AnHoolA.
ton viii give their second annual
ball AZ Lcaehl Park pavilion Thurs
day evening. March n. 1910 Good
music. courteous attention and
best OF order guaranteed SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
SHE FAINTS
At, THREAT
Of HANGING
When Prosecuting Attor-
ney Mentioned GaIlows,
Mrs. Sayler Collapsed
A Famous Murder.

wATsEKA. NJ. March IS Mrs.
, y. sayler, on trial Tor the al.
legged murder of her husband. a
banker ~ Crescent CITY. IN. tainted
Ia court today when sho heard the
state prosecutor lell veulreman
that she would be sent 20 the gal
lows " convicted
Mra Sayler was IN conversation
with her counsel when she over.
heard the statement She capped
turned white aud reeied forward
Tho hWonning woman was caught
BY br A w Miller and John Gruu.
den. her defendants. and quickly
recovered her compoaurc.
a Famous Murder.
There haa been NO murder In
llllnniH I'm quarter % century
which has attracted 40 much ntten.
ton ns the sayler murder
J y Sayler was q wealthy bank
e. living az Crescent city Lucy
sayler. hls wifc thc cestral figure
Ia the tragedy which broke up two
homes. sent 10 Crescent City many
years ago as The bride ~ "a. bank.
or Her beauty aud ylyhclousneaa
attracted q large circle ~ friends
nr William A Miller. a young
physician. came 20 Crescent City
from Pennsylvania He sad Mrs
saylet we're thrown much iu each
others company Mrs snyler ac.
companled the physician on riding
trips aud her husband knew this
Friends Wen, TO ssyisr.
Early this year Milleru friend.
ship for Mrs Ghyler wa comment.
ID on. and friends Of saylsr went
20 him and adyised him. for the
sake u hin daughter a. put stop
20 their acquaintance
Neighbors say that there were
many harsh words. but no open
rupture Until the evening ~ July II.
Early an this evening Sayler and
hlH wlfs had a prolonged argument
which ended BY sayisf leaving the
house for several houfa when he
returned. Dr Miller. John and ira
lGFundeh. father and brother o.
Mra Haylsr. we're NJ the bankers
heme Haylsr seated himself IN
the trUnt yard and a. about n
o'clock be vas called into the house
70 Join r. a game 81 cards
Miller Pleaa ssf.Defsnss.
what actually trAnapired after
Ne entered that room vas not made
clear Il vas established that Say
ier VAS found dead some time later
aud Or Miller admitted he shot
him. sAylnK be acted IN self defense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
IN N THEIR
PlcklAe HOUSES


# ~
- March fs AN
assounsiins ars
i've used tadav by
laaa > clai assirtan,
fai y Missouri III ~
aa 20 b. o. 81
Assins pishls uhehh.
/ b 81 foai, nark
AliinE ssid Com
a'illng ana reyoiilrr
2 ssassiiouai that
q them a. fut
Fa'isr up personal
ihs conditions ea
ily ifas and thai
SINE q ne packinr
a. g b. astound
'tFin an afficiai ln
re sensational
f'iou slth ihe cou
/ backing house,
anlns viii have
lse l.a.ls
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-23
9un gnkntn.
Tarmcrs Glcuatur / 0bitc

Tarmcrs Gleuator / @bitc Cafe.
en- I'M SormerS Glepotpr bar be.
Qpubt Sorrctning | 8bite 2ofe, ioet
6ormerne for en- Sum al $4,000 bar
fisbt en- al DC 0erpGrenoe GIepatorer.
Gigc iom TuiSnsgipcr. gIunot Sc
@Iooe, iom / ben iibite Gib er blepne
oprettebe i f~orifieliae al Stotens
itnae 9pcr, er "Wiiuboro Reips" |
0tiuboro, eli netop fremiprineenoe
@u poa Hoiebllb Heierpationen /
Sripp Gountp. @lubet uo1ipes oa
rcOigcrcS al WtiiS 8oretbp 9apioion.
Glcpatur brGnot. MeIionce Gle.
pntor t Slpin @roofS, otte mi be.
itenior WiIbonf, neobrpnote ben
lSoe hS. tili9cmeo 1000 9uibelS
aornporcr, boucoiogeIi9 Spebe. 80
Sernboncpo8ne pao Sibeiporet, Sen
enc Ioitet meo Spebe % Sen anoen
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nnto9eS pan oct nGrmeite at bore
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