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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-28
MARYLAND AMUSEMENT CO.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY

The Mary land Amusement Company
which has been holding forth on the
Beach street parkage. north and sout1
# the city hall, for the past two
weeks, folded its tents and drifted
on TO new pastures yesterday.
The show which was only billed
her for one week, but remained the
past week because of the bad wealth
er encountered the latter part of the
previous. week, met with practically
the same weather conditions, Friday
and Saturday nights. being threaten
ing with frequent showers, which
discouraged and drove indoors most
of the merrymakers.
Had the weather conditions been
propitious there is no doubt Beacf
street. alore the carnival front, woulC
have presented as gay a scene as
any time during the carniyals stay
Tor whatever may be advanced II
disbursement of the street carnival
+ certainly has an attraction FOL
both tourists and residents, as Wa
evidenced by the crowds in attend
ance every fair evening.
1t may not be a very high clasi
form of amusement. but it provide
a certain amount of excitement am
even the most decorous at times en-
iov thorough relaxation from tn
| formal rules and regulations of soci
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-28
w. C. T. U. HELD FRANCES
WILLARD MEETING FRIDAY

The w C. t. u held Frances Viii
lard Memorial meeting at Social
Hall Friday afternoon The atten-
dance was not large owing to several
other attractions for the afternoon,
but was quite interesting to those
present
President Mrs A McF. Porter
presided The program opened with
a solo. Face to Face" by Mrs. Car
rie Lockwood. Mrs Edwards, ac-
companist. Interesting papers in
the life OF Miss Willard and the
early movement of the w. G. L. u.
were read by Misses Cross and
Hacker and Mrs. Belisario. tenn
perance song, composed by Mrs
Lillian c. Keech and set to the
music of my Country 'Tis of Thee,
and rendered by Mrs Lockwood
closed the program.
At the business meetin g which
followed, it was decided that the
members wear their white badges
/ On dll OCCdS4OuSp anu OS SOpJCNNN0 -
fines in failure thereof. Also tha
an effort be made to interest the
pupils of the public schools in tn
medal contest.
Two minor clashes were reporte'
i to the police today A crowd o
boys stoned a car at Fifty-sixth stree
in West Philadelphia. Policemal
! Conlon was tripped while getting OF
"a and received a fracture of tn
skull He will recover
At Forty-fifth street and Lanca:
ter avenue Policeman Strang fire
I several shots TO disperse mob.
The company adyertises toda
that tomorrow VIII be the last da
that their offer to take the men bae
10 work will be good.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-28
DR.. RI. w TRiSBLE
AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev. Fl w Tribble, D. D., Presi-
mt of Columbia College, Lake City,
filled an appointment at the First
aptist Church Sunday morning and
evening. DR.. Tribble is forceful
and engaging speaker and held the
close attention of his congregat
without effort. His theme was
THE Making of a Man." Eclas. 18th
chap 9th v, And furthermore be-
cause the preacher was wise he still
taught the people knowledge" He
started out with saying, Il have
heard DR. Leland's splendid lecture
on World Making" and have read
Rockafellers fine articles in one of
The leading magazines on Money
Making" but the real problem which
confronts the people of the world to-
Jay is Man Making" The speaker
took character Z2d efficiency as the
nigh water marks of Christian citi-
zenship, and the church. the home
and the teacher as the character
moldeIs. -
In his Introductory remarks Or.
Tribble paid glowing tribute TO the
beauty of naytona He said, L have
never seen anything more beautiful
IN wealth Of climate, than you have
here. You have more wealth Of
soil in Florida than in the gold mines
Of the West"
Dr. Tribbles theme for Sunday
night was The Making of Chris
tian Life The anthem by the choir
sunday morning, Rejoice and b
joyful in the Lord" was beautifully
| rendered.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-28
MANY RIOTS IN PHILADELPHIA
OCCURRED DURING LAST NIGHT.
ONE THOUSAND CARS SAID TO
BE RUNNING ToDAY-PREPAR.
ING FOR GENERAL STRIKE.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2S-Today
1000 cars are running despite pre-
parations for the general strike
Many riots occurred during the
night and many wounded are today
in the hospitals. The police were
inadequate to handle the crowds
Union men are today preparing de
mands for presentation to the coun
ellis Thursday meeting for arbitra
ton. II not successful a genera
strike will be called for Saturday.
Business men and ministers de
mand that something be done Thurs
day to end the strike The company
| says the men are bluffing.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-28
CaALMERS-Df1R0|T RACING
CAR ON OCEAN BEACH.
HARRY c. oRMsDoRFF HERE
TRYING OUT A CHALMERS 4o
MAY ENTER RACES.

Harry G. Ormsdorff and ] S. Har.
rington, who are at the 0rmond Ho.
tel with q Chalmers 40 racing car
We're in the city Saturday and again
today with the machine creating a
good deal OF interest and query Oh
the street
Mr. OrmsGorff, who is we'll known
here from former visits. is trying
out this car on the ocean beach il
preparation for the Eastern track
races, but may be induced to enter
the races here next month.
Messrs. Ormsdorff and Harrington
expect to leave for Washington, D
c., next Wednesday.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-28
To fNN|s TOURNAMENT Will
CONE TO A CLOSE TOMORROW.
ALTHOUGH NOT PROFESSION
AL TOURNAMENT THE WIN.
NERs.
NERS.

George K. Baker and Miss Filter
won the finals and title of the class
in mixed doubles in the tennis tour
nament on the Despland course from
Mr. Wright and Miss Hutchinson,
Saturday afternoon. The match was
cinched in three straight sets, the
playing of Miss Filter winning admi-
ration from a large gallery of spec
tators
Only one match was played during
Saturday. and that was between Mr..
Waite and Mr.. Wright in mems sin
giles, Mr. Waite winning.
The mems singles will be complet-
I'd today and tomorrow and the tour
nament brought to close Several
close matches are anticinated in the
singles, Mr.. Baker and Mr. Arm
strong both being competent contest
ants for the title. Mr.. Waite is al
SO copsidered factor. his playing OF
worthy standard. @
The remaining matches are. Mr.
IlRaker against Mr. Armstrong, the
winner to play Mr.. Hyde, the winner
IIof that match to play the winner OF
Il the match between Mr. Waite ano
il Mr.. Bush
/ So successful has the tournament
| cen that it will probably be made
one of the annual classics of the sea
SON While no technical or scien
tific experts of the game were en-
tered, yet enthusiasm was aroused t
a high pitch The cups for the win
ners will be engraved this week anC
the presentation made sometime dur
H ing the present week.
/ The summary for Saturday:
Mixed Doubles
George X Baker and Miss Fitte
defeated Mr. Wright and Miss Hutch
inson, in finals for the title of tn
class, 6-2 "a; 60.
Mems Singles
Mr.. Waite defeated Mr.. Wright
ca GA
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-28
! PERSONS BURIED BY
AVALANCHE IN IDAHO,
Nov Working Fran
10 Rescue Vic
/ inns. Only Three
Recovered.

r.rI. ACE. Idaho, Feb. 2S-Hun-
i q men are today digging fran
4, ii recover victims Of an avail
IS which last night buried many
u at Mace, "a hamlet five miles
here.
,sfee bodies lwere extracted this
.,Iuu and others reported sighted.
sscuers fear other landslides.
hee IS built at the bottom of a
mountain and the slide came
night while every one slept.
Iatest advices say that fully 150
.sous are buried under the avail
81 This number comprises about
nsidents OF the hamlet and q
. of fifty laborers who were liv
box cars and working 'fol
Northern Pacific Railroad.
4. Pasco, superintendent of the
EadaFd mine, together with his
son. Edgar, and daughter, Inez
reported buried under the avail
ne alarm was given here and re
trains with every available mar
tools were rushed to Mace.
is reported that many houses
buried fifty feet, meaning tha
sill be a week before the com
e casualties are known
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-28
SUDDEN DEATH OF MRS.
GRACE REED LAUCk.

Mrs Grace Reed Lauck died Sun
day morning at 500 o'clock of sud
den attack of heart disease, at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Fl. L. Reed, on South Palmetto az
fnue. Mrs Lauck had been under
treatment for some time, but haC
been feeling unusually well until Z
few minutes before the attack came
IN. when she died after only few
minutes suffering. Services were
held at the residence by DR.. B. F
Marsh this afternoon at 200 o'clock
Nr. and Mrs. Reed left on the 90
TO accompany the remains to Mans
field, Ohio, for interment.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-28
eHENTIETH CENTURY LIMITED
GOES IN THE DITCH.

i CLEVELAND. O., Feb. Is Lake
Eae train No. %. the Twentieth
aiary Limited, westbound, was
aied while running seventy miles
hom, at Olmstead Falls, fourteen
FILES vest of here, at 2:45 this
.a1lng.
Seven coaches were derailed. 1t
! reported that two passengers
.EEs slightly hurt. The passengers
Pee all transferred to another train
saeontinued the trip.
4 pullman porter named Cole, and
Unknown male passenger were in
ped, according to late reports.
Railroad men say the wreck was
aased by a broken engine truck
passengers say it was due to loose
sk caused by the rain.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-28
ROOSEVELT SAYS HE WAS
NEVER IN BETTER HEALTH.

LONDON, Feb. 2s-The report re-
celyed here of the injury to colonel
Roosevelt is denied today by Roose-
welt telegraphing that the report is
prebosterops as he was never in bet
ter health. and has had no accident
of any kind.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-28
POSSE LOOKING FOR
ALLEGED MURDERER.

UNIONTOWN, Pa, Feb. Is A
posse is today securing all territory
IN the vicinity of Dunn Station for
Frank Smith, age "a, farmer. alleged
70 have killed his father, d. P Smith.
and his brother-in-law. Evans Mos
es.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-28
THE WOEENRFUL 1ANONI
COMING WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
PSYCHOLOGICAL DEMONSTRATORS
WILL GIVE WONDERFUL ExHt.
BlTioN AT THE DAYToNA oP-
EI7A HOUSE.

The new practical Psychological
Denlonstrator has been procured by
Messrs. Saead and Weitz at great
exp ense for next Wednesday even
ng at the Daytona Opera House.
His demonstrations are wonderful
| interesting and highly entertaining.
| He has puzzled thousands and has
baffled the scientific world with his
demonstrations of thought transmits
sion and concentration of mind
At the Royal Poinciana ball room
last week, Signor zanoni showed and
proved conciusively in his demonstra-
ton on professional fistic fights,
that the impulse of the fighting IS
done by the concentration of thoughts
but not by muscular strength, and
be proved to that audience, with
twelve prominent ladies concentrating
their minds against twelve promi-
rent gentlemen, by the power of
llypnotism demonstrated how the
movement Of the muscles exactly de-
livered the blows in the right spot.
1t was so sensational, so novel, so
on no occasion in any championship
battle has the enthusiasm and excite
ment been so great and by the re-
quest of the guests he had to give
another demonstration. when there
was no standing room.
Another amazing test of Signor
Zfnoni is his demonstration of the
leading question of the ages-Love
IN which he showed how to secure
the love of those you love
Any gentleman in the audience
wishing to propose to young lady
t present and fearing his proposal vii
; be scorned, may propose in his
: thoughts. and the lady will need give
! no answer, for Prof. Zanoni will an
s8er before the audience, yes or no
| which ever thought may be in the
: lady's mind and you can we'll imag
ine the amusement and pleasure tha
; will be afforded the audience.
Psychology is a science above al
e sciences. There are thousands 0
looks written on this subject, bu
they are all theories One practica
demonstration is far better than
thousand theories.
Among his numerous demonstra
: tions he does Washington Irving Bisl
e op's Death Test. A committee Sc
e lected by the audience hides boo
h ut some place 1t also selects pal
t ocular page in that book and lin
= On that page, a\word on that line an
Il letter in that word before hiding t
book. All this is done in Zanoni
II absence. When Zanoni appears h
ii is blindfolded, and instantly find
d the book and places pin on the lie
e ter of the word on the line of tn
bage in the book selected by the con
mittee.
er He shows how the vibrations
n he waves of thought command tn
o-d various members of the human bodI
ID Signor Zanoni's demonstrations al
la marvellous, fascinating and intense-
S interesting to the lay mind as we
h. as to the most scientific
= The entire program consists OF e
tests, and it is hardly possible to q
scribe them on paper, so it Is a
visable that all intelligent peop
: avail themselves of the opportunity
seeingla performance of such wort
W s. SNEAI
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-28

Mrs Clara Culver. wife of the
cashier of the National Mahawee
Bank of Great harrington. Mass, ar
rived this afternoon and is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus H. Rogers. at
their winter home on Bay street
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-28
|kAsREEZE SEWING CIRCLE
WILL HOLD BAZAAR

the ladies' of the Seabreeze Sew
v Circle will hold their annual sale
Il Useful and fancy articles, home
aae candies ETC., Wednesday, March
Rend, from 200 to 500 p. m. at
Reading Room, on Oakridge av-
eas one street south of the Hotel
sOnnades site.
lae proceeds are to be used for
= : public library and Congregational
'sscn. Ice cream, cake, coffee and
raasiches will be served on the
26-2t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-28

y and. Mrs. Fred j. Steigmaier
= MRS. Weigand, friends of Con
! s'uoeIibord and family, left to-
= ;s l0r a visit at Palm Beach and
sail. They may return to Daytona
'sl nelore going back to Wilkes
~ Pa.. about the middle of March
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-28
Allegheny RIVER ON
A ROARING RAMPAGE.
FLOODS ALSO PREVALENT
THROUGHOUT SOUTHERN OHIO
AND INDiANA-wATERs STILL
RISING
FLOODS ALSO
PREVALENT
RISING

PITTSPIRG. Feb. 2S-The ALLIE
gheny river is running full of snow
and ice and the. weather bureau pre-
diets that it will reach a stage of
twenty-eight feet. At nine o'clock
this morning it was II feet, 7 inches.
Big stages are expected IN the
Ohio river. A warning was sent to-
day to all points down the river,
From Bradford. Pa, comes re-
port that people living on the low
lands are moving to higher ground.
All rivers in Southern Ohio and
Indiana are booming.
Flood conditions prevail and the
waters are still rising.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-28
THE POPULAR HOTEL CONTEST
OF STEWART CHAPEL ME-.
CHURCH is NOW OPEN

Each person entering the contest
must represent hotel in Daytona.
One cent counts for vote, and the
motel receiving the largest number of
votes above fifteen hundred will be
declared the popular hotel in the
city. and tbs person representing that
botel Will receive cash prize of
$500 first prize; $1,000 seconAprize.
and $500 third prize. This Nc0Atest
is given to raise money to COM
plete Stewart Chapel NJ. E. Church,
Second avenue, Midway, and what
ever you can do to help will be great,
" appreciated by the members and
pastor of this church.
Send the name of the hotel of
your choice and the number of votes
70 the manager, Rev A Emanuel P
O. Box 1888. City He will be glad to
have some one. represent every hotel
in the city.
| Hotel & presentaive No. vot S
| Ridgcwood E. L. Psoel-r So
/ Despland Mamie McLane 80
Prince George Mamie Wilson so
| Mayfield d "A McLane 50
| Seaside Inn Pennie Murray 237
! Morgan Fannie William so
/ Schmidts Mr. Harris 90
Princess Issena A. L. Whitehead so
Lacrosse villa Ophelia Davis so
/ Magnolia Fl. G.. McLane so
This. contest will close March 14th,'
adv
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-28
->uo CRAFT PASS THROUGH
THE HAULoVER CANAL

ALLENHURST. Fla, Feb. 70 -
The cabin launch, Hazel. pas sea
through the canal today going sou9h'
with party aboard
The yacht, "Roxanna, OF " a sh,
ington. passed through the eanal
Yesterday, going south.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-28

*"For Rent" FURNISHED Hoo'ns'
.E u;r." and "TabIe Board pia
cards at the Daily News office. q
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-28
No,ktv,A
!, 81 5. says

s almost too good TO be
OUT It's so. NyaI's korn
s positively banishes all
s OF corns, Hard or Soft
'f part of the foot, in
~ Or four days. Painless,
w not a bit of trouble
rt'y u As II is in a very
ss'ent liquid to paint on.
bottle guaranteed for
i Y Soft corns.
@NkINs, The Druggist
VA. Az THE PLACE
solusia Meets Beach.
Telephone ss
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-28
Girl: HAS
Her HEAD
SHOT OFF
LITTLE JOE THOMPSON SHOT
HIS SISTER MARY WHILE, PLAY
ING WITH A GUN.

Mary Thompson, five year old dau-
ghter of John Thompson, Great North
ern section foreman at Warwick, was
accidentally killed at s o'clock last
Saturday night, her head being shot
off by her little six year old brother
Joe Thompson, who pointed gun at
her supposed to be unloaded.
Frank and John Thompson had just
returned from days hunt and left
their guns standing in a corner in
the kitchen. Little Joe picked up one
of them and went to the bedroom. of
the kitchen where his little sister was
sleeping. In play he pointed it at her
and pulled the trigger the charge
catching her directly in. the head and
she was killed instantly.
The entire family we're at home at
the time and noticed that Joe had the
gun but did not pay any particular at
tention to him not thinking that it
was loaded.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-28
GENERAL BROWN DEAD.

Frank Brown, secretary of the
Grand Forks Evening Times passed
through the city Tuesday evening &C.
companying the remains of his father
Gen. w. H. Brown, the first mayor of
Grand Forks, who died at Sacramento,
Cal. General Brown was we'll and fav.
orably known in Devils Lake and the
fact that he had host of friends was
evidenced by the large funeral in
Grand Forks on Wednesday which was
the largest ever held in that city.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-28
LEAGUE .
MAKES A. | ! 5
CAN'T AIGN
VIGOROUS STEPS BEING TAKEN
TO ELECT ACTIVE PROSE.
"a cUToR.
LEAGUE MEMBERS SPEAK AT
STARKWEATHER, cHURcHS
FERRY AND CRARY.

The Non Partisan Law and Order
League of Ramsey county is making
a vigorous campaign to continue the
county clean up and is meeting with
splendid success at every meeting
The Leagues candidate for states At
torney, L. J. Wehe, running on sim
pie platform of Law Enforcement is
meeting with fine reception in his
canvass and will undoubtedly sum up
the county with big majorities. The
universal demand for prosecutor
who will act sanely and wisely, but
fearlessly, was the cause of Mr.. We
he's. candidacy, prominent business
men throughout the county being be-
hind the campaign.
Monday night the league held a
meeting at Starkweather, where ad-
dresses we're given by G. Gudmondson
of that place, Supt. w. A. Godward
and Attorney Wehe of this city. Supt
Godward stated that his duty toward
the hundreds Of children in Devils
Lake committed to his. care, forced
him to take part in the fight and help
elect prosecuting officer who would
enforce the Law.
Attorney Wehe spoke in favor OF
law enforcement and the establish.
ment Of a county court with increased
jurisdiction. He showed the business
|ssdse. st beth positions. stating that
an Active prosecuting, oancer who -
known 10 be ready TO do his duty, 10
- rlSsssassrs - " > ,.; y. So
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-28
MORE RALLIES.

Another rally has been scheduled
by. the republicans to be held in the
Grand opera house November 9Th, If
present arrangements materialize. The
address will probably be delivered by
Hon. L. B. Hanna, republican candi-
date for representative in congress.
There will be several other speakers
and the final rally of the republicans
to be held in Devils Lake promises to
be whopper.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-28
GAVE LECTURE.

Mrs. William Falger returned the
first part Of the week from Mayville
where on Thursday Of last week she
gave gave; an Illustrated lecture on birds.
she also gave her lecture to the junior
and senior class at the Normal school
and before leaving organized junior
audubon society containing seventy:
FIVE members of the junior class at
that school. Mrs. F'alger is doing very
good work here and throughout the
state looking towards the protection OF
,,.a, 49, + 81 : =. stS'T "'''
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-28
THEY WE'RE FRIENDS.

The man who shot Phil Short, well
known newspaper man, formerly of
Devils Lake was released at schafer
on a motion for dismissal BY. the
states attorney on account Of a lack
Of evidence. 1t will be remembered
that Short and the man who killed him
named Younkin. were not hunting to-
gether for deer and Younkin was bound
over for manslaughter having caused
the death of the Newspaper man; both
men were friends at the time of the
accident.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-28
= SWELL AFFAIR.

The Harvest Home dancing func-
ton which was held last week Friday
evening was one of the most pleasure
BILE society affairs that has, been held
in this city in some time. It was we'll
attended and the committee in charge
left nothing undone to provide for the
occasion. Excellent music was render
ed by the Devils Lake orchestra and
the light fantasy was tripped until the
wee hours of the morning.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-28
BRYAN. :: Z &C. =: :''..
! Il ~ D Il =.
WARNS: r
.... > PE0P'[
DISCUSSED STATE AND NATIONAL
ISSUES, LENDING HELPING
HAND 70 DEMOCRATIC =
: .-''.-'; :, CAMPAIGN. :

The democrats of Devils Lake held
forth Wednesday, the presence of VIII
liam Jennings Bryan who made a visit
to North Dakota in the interest of de-
mocracy, and the discussion of state
and national issues, lending to the oc-
casion and drawing one of the largest
crowds that has ever been housed in
the Grand opera house of this city. "
Mr.. Bryan was met at the depot by
the local democratic committee and in
an automobile was escorted by the
band to the opera house where the
speaking commenced soon after his
arrival. The opera house was filled to
over flowing even before the arrival Of
the Commoner with men, women and
children, eager to see and hear, If it
was only an occasional word from the
lips of the man who has been heralded
over the nation, and although he has
visited Devils Lake. before and spoke
to the people, it was his first visit of
a political nature where he came to dis
cuss the problems of a campaign such
as Is now on in North Dakota. .>e
The strain on a man speaking five
and six times;in one day would he diff.
ficult for most men to stand under, but
this'ds one of the requirements of q
full fledged campaign orator and al.
though Bryan spent two days in North
Dakota: and Devils Lake was one Of
the last places visited, he showed To
strain. His voice was clear and this
altogether with hts remarkable stage
presence has ranked him among the
foremost of4Yorceful orators. 49, . u:
h Col Alb. Kerlinl introduced mi. Brys.
ane ass thiee greatest, living exponent ~
ldemoeifsaacS I allowing the distinguishsd
visitor all the time that was allotted