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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05
CAN'T FIND CLUE
To STEAMER THIEF
PURSER'S OFFICE OF POcAHON-
TAs ROBBED AND BURGLAR
MAKES "GET.AWaY- GOOD.

The police have absolutely no clue
as TO the identity of the daring thief
who robbed the purser's office Of the
steamer Pocahontas at the docks of
the Virginia Navigation Company
sometime early Friday morning.
The robbery was committed under
the very eyes of about thirty men.
The thief stole scventy-four passenger
tickets labeled v Ri, Nos. 3es, ISL
to 36a s9s; two stamps and daters.
two ticket punchers and the purser's
uniform, consisting or coat. cap. dark
gray overcoat vest and trousers. The
total value OF the tickets Is $s2 80.
The val9c of the other articles Will
bring the loss up TO about $3.50.
The thief had evidently planned his
robbery most carefully. taking ample
precaution against discovery, despite
the fact that negroes We're running on
and of the ship, loading II, and that
a crew OF fifteen men were on board
at the time
An entrance was effected through
a window. the glass Of which was
taken out by removing the moulding
once inside the thief helped himself
to everything in sight tnar seemed dee
sirable to him.
Having finished, he crsw'ad back
through the window. replaced the
glass and departed as mysteriously as
he had come.
The ship sailed for Newport News
Friday night at the usual time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05

Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Warren. who
have been spending their honeymoon
among the Northern cities. returned
to Chase City this week. Mrs. War
rem was Miss Leila Reynolds, of Alex
andria and Mr.. Warren Is rector of
st. Johns Episcopal church here.
Invitations have been received here
to the marriage of Mr.. Irby Turf
bull, OF Boydton. to Miss Nancy Short,
Of I.awrenceville. on the 18th of NO.
vember.
Last Friday night the young men of
the town gave dance at the Little
Meckienburg Hotel. The evening was
thoroughly enjoyed by all present
and after the dance delicious refresh
ments were served. Those participant
ing were Misses Lillian Parker. Nan
Graybill, Elizabeth Roberts. Gladys
Roberts. Mary Burwell. Sadie Arm
strong. Marian West, Rachael Gill
more and Elsie Edmunds. of Roydton
Messrs. James Bryan, Arthur Smell
ings Hugh Gooae. William Roberts,
Henry Pettug. q. T. Somers, Leon
Faris, Edgar Beazeley, Frank Rob
crts. Robert Faris. Lyon Price and
Thomas and Henry Haskins, Of Boyd
ton. Chaperenes were Mr.. and Mrs
fiaskins Ferrell and Mrs. West.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05

WASHINGTON November s.---The
census otiiee to- day announced the lsi y
enumeration OF W,innbago county,
Wisconsin, as 6f,fa9.
Declaring that Fab River, Mass.
had higher date rate than that
OF any other large city in the United
States, except New Orleans, Director
Duraad to-day issued u mortality
statement confirming his previous an
nouncement to which Fall River OBJ
jected.
lie said i'll Part:
The death rate OF the city of Fall
River was given az ]S.1 per thousand.
being higher than that of any other
city with the exception Of New Or
leans The rate for New Orleans was
2o-@o.2 ana which is caused by the
large colered population. The rate
given for Fail River was seriously
questioned by III" Fall River board
of health who were reported as say
ing that the city was placed in worse
light than II should have been and
who stated that in 1909 there were
1,a66 deaths there which based on a
conservative estimate of 115.0 gave
II death rate OF 1909 instead OF Il
shown by the census figures.
This matter was considered by
Director Durand As being of much i'm
portance and he ordered that 1t he
especially Investigated by the chief
statiticlan for vital statistics.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05
MURPH UNC0NCERN[D
IN DISPUTE OVER DEAL
CHICAGO CUBS PRESIDENT DE.
MES HE WENT TO SEE FOGEt
ABOUT Mix-UP.

CHICAGO. ILLS, Nov. o,-President
Charles Murphy. of the Chicago Ma
tional League baseball team, returned
home Friday night, after "A short so
journ at French Lick Springs, lndi-
ana. AS he had dismissed baseball
from his mind while enjoying his rest,
whatever about what WAS going on al
present concerning the Cincinnati
Philadelphia deal,
When told that il had been report
ed that he went away for the purpose
of comforting with President f'ogel, of
the Phillies, Murphy made an emphatic
denial. II do not see what Fogeis af-
fairs have to do with mo" said MUIR
ply. Il went to French Lick to enjoy
q short vacation, because ] thought /
was in need Of II. Fogel has gone
South. and Is in New Orleans now. and
whatever he does with the trade is his
own affair. After have finished my
work here I plan to take another vaca-
ton. but for a longer period. Where
I will go I do not know. 1t probably
will be South"
In story sent out from New Or
leans, President Fogel declared that he
would like to obtain the services of
phia team. IL Doom did not care to
reconsider his resignation. Fogel Will
have no success In this II Manager
Chance has anything to say, Evers
probably would like to be manager,
but the prospect Of securing his release
from the Cubs Is of the gloomiest kind.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05
MANY MISHAPS
DURING THE FAIR
RUNAWAY IN TOWN, CHILD
BADLY BURNED AND COL
ORED GIRL RUN OVER.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
EMPORIA. VA, November r.
While MIR. and Mrs. Lyman Harreii
and their baby. ~ North Emporia,
were returning ho-.n from the fair
here Thursday evening, their horse
became frightened and ran some dis
lance down Main street. The buggy
was finally upset in the gutter. throw
ing all three out. and breaking the
left thigh Of MI. Harrell. Mrs. Har-
rell and the baby escaped unhurt.
except a small skinned place. an the
baby's forehead. The buggy was
broken up some.
Little Miss Rachel and Margaret
Davis, daughters of Rev. Fred G..
Davis, pastor Of the Methodist church
here. while Mrs Davis was at the
fair yesterday evening, poured coal oil
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05
ARBR|TRATORs FIX
PARAMOUNT CLAIMS
CITY WILL PAY TOTAL or 1890
TO SEVENTY.SIx PROP
ERTY OWNERS.

The long standing financial differ
enees which have existed between
property owners in Paramount and the
city Of Richmond ever since the re-
grading OF streets In that section have
for the most part been settled. The
city VIII pay damage claims totalling
$7V20.
This sum viii be secured by q spe-
cial appropriation from the common
council. II will be divided among
seventy-six claimants. The sum II
much smaller than many city off,
cials expected II would be.
The damages We're fixed by q board
Of arbitrators appointed for that pur-
pose, at meeting held late Friday
afternoon. The decision il Anal. both
the city and the property owners hav-
Ing agreed to abide by its terms. All
that now remains 10 be done In the
forwarding Of the report OF the board
70 the common council, which WITH
be done by the COMMITTEES on streets
~ special meeting 70 ~ called
either Saturday evening Or Monday
A1ternooa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05
] PROFIT MADE
OUT Of EGG TRADE

4NoAtluuea from FIRST PaUe.1
&ti6ded customer is ones best adver-
oo1n4nt." just SO she will often rec
nsnd your eggs to her friends. and
II ~ long time the trade. If properly
4n6Jed. will consume the entire out
ss ~ the farm.
9S eGHD Intended 70 be furnished TO a
214xAte trade should be placed In
&AEkaSes holding one dozen, bearing
~ name and address Of the pro-
Nicer and a guarantee somewhat like
Maa following. "Sunnymeade Poultry
A6fN.n Richmond. Va. John English.
eop. strictly FRESH Every Egg
S464rAnteed. Eggs In boxes could
- sealed both as protection to the
&koducer rs we'll as the consumer.
s&he seal could lie u gummed paper
sttne the signature OF the owner as
!&4al ~ caution Not guaranteed is
SAi II broken
VII EeG packers of the above mention
|11 kind can be bought at prices rang
|oMG from IS to sf.5u per thousand
spftnted to order, and the saving in
I6Tukcn eggs will easily pay for their
S4O9t Then. too, the name and ad-
|4F49s on the packer 10 a good adver-
"A easement In itself and will be the
aAAans Of selling others AS before
511ked, the farmer who has tact and
13nklNnce and who can deliver eggs
Ax the right sort, can easily make q
H0od living from a private egg trade.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05

The maximum allowance made by
the board OF arnitrators is sSoo. THIS
sum is awarded to the Boenling es-
tate for damages to corner store
left below the street line. The ma
jority of claimants VIII receive
amounts ranging between $50 and $40.
given them to pay for the expense OF
laying curling and steps.
The fixing of damages marks the
settlement of countless financial dis
putes. shortly after Paramount was
annexed To the city by the city in
1905, the work Of regarding and
otherwise improving the streets be-
gan. IN d few, Ii any instances. were
feleGses signed by property owners.
and as a result, when the work Was
completed. there began veritable
fusilade of damage suits entered by
indignant property owners who de-
clared that their houses or places OF
business had been left standing. far
below the street line.
The first suit of this sort which
came to trial was Instituted by man
named Beadles. He secured $1,000
damages. Hts next door neighbor is
reported to have been awarded only
$50 by the arbitrators.
Settlement of the disputes By q
board was suggested by the city
council. Sevcnty~six property owners
agreed. and filed their claims, totalied
more than $4,000.
City Engineer Boiling appointed
Mr.. w. j. Westwood as arbitrator for
the city. The property owners named
Mr.. Henry S. winston. These TWO
appointed Mr.. Joseph w. Thomas AZ
q third member of the board.
I These three members held twenty
five sessions before finally reaching 9
decision
A number of property owners wht
filed suits for damages rather thar
agree to the naming of a board are
not considered in the terms of this
settlement.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05
Sunday at the Y. NJ. q. a.

The great men and religion move
mont conference held at buffalo, ~
T.. last week and the international
convention of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. held at Toronto. Can
ada, last week, were attended by Rev.
Thomas Semmes as representative
from Richmond. Or. Semmes has
just returned to the city, and Will give
his ''size-up,' of these two great gath
erings at the mems meeting. Y. NJ.
G.. A. auditorium. tomorrow tSun-
day. afternoon at 3:30 O'clock
The Boy Scout Movement will be
Gay Afternoon Club in the Joseph
presented to the boys of Richmond
under the auspices of the Boys Sun
Bryan Memorial Auditorium sunday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The meet
ing will open with an illustrated SER
vice OF song. and Mr.. s. X. Mckee.
secretary of the local council OF the
Boy Scouts OF America, will speak.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05

into cold stove and then set fire to
it. which resulted in a badly burned
hand for Rachel, and the face of Mar
garet considerably burned, but fortu-
nately neither of them is seriously
hurt.
While the colored girl who cooks
for Mr.. b. w. Wyche, the county
treasurer here. was in the fair grounds
yesterday evening she was run over
by a horse and considerably bruised
up, but not seriously injured, II Is
thought, by her physician.
Yesterday was the closing day Of
the fair. The attendance was moi
largo, but very good, Wednesday and
Thursday being the largest crowds
Upon The whole the fair seems to have
been a success.
Mrs. Ethel Marshall, of Lexington
with her little boy. Conway. Is visit
ing at the home of Rev: j. W. Heck
man
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05
PROMISE ASSISTANCE
TO REFORMERs' BANK

Hearty cooperation and assistance
were pledged Friday nigh; to the True
Reformers' Bank by the mass meet
ing of calorea people in True Re-
formers Hall Friday night, and plans
were laid which. when carried out.
will place not only the insurance de-
partment of tire order, but the bank
as we'll upon firm financial basis,
Several members OF the official
board Of the order addressed the as
semhlage and fully explained the
cause of the financial embarrassment,
declaring. however. that II support
would be given. the society could
within a very short time resume bust
ness. and would be even better equip
ped To carry out its obligations than
ever before.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05
News Notes from Amelia.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian9
AN EI.IA, VA, Nov. 5.--Dr Ed
ward Egglcston and hrida are at home
from their wedding trip. He will oc-
capy the house which he bought Of
Mr. Edgar Holt
a very large enrolment has been
made at the high school. and the
teachers. Mr.. J. p. Harris, Mrs s.
a. Woottou and Misses Byrd and
Courtney Taylor and Miss Irving. are
hard at work.
Mr. John A. Wallace and Mrs Anne
liza s. Miller we're married at the
brides home Wednesday by Rev. 7.
O. Edwards. The bride and groom
are most favorahly known in our com
munity
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05
Southern Railway
TRAINS IEAVE RICHMOND.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
n B.--Foiiowine schedule figures published =,
information and not guaranteed:
$40 A.. M.--Daily--Locsi for Charlotte, Dur
ham and Raleigh.
l045 4. M.-DAiy-Limited-For oil point,
South. Drawing Room Buffet Sleeping Car b,
Memphis vie Ashcville and Chattanooga
3O0 P. Nix. Sunday. Local foi Durham AMI
Intermediate stations.
600 p. M.--Ex. sunday--Keysviile Local.
HAS P. M.--Da'ly-iimited, for all point,
South. Pullman ready $50 p. Nj.
YORK RIVER LINE
40 p M.--Ex. S,a.--To West Pr connecting
for Baltimore Mon. Wed. and Fri.
4:3O A. Nix. Sun. and 2:i5 p. M--Mon..
Wed, and Fri.--Locai TO West Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the south: $50 A. NJ. e:05 r. NJ. daily
$40 A. M.--Es. SUM- 1888 +. NIX. Sun.
200 p. NJ.
From West Point. $50 A., M. daily: 1:s5 A. NJ
Wed. aud Fri; 5;45 r. NJ. Es. Sun.
s. Z. BURGESS, ID. p. A..
ego East Main Street. Phone Madison ass.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

900 A. | DAily--Fa.t trains TO Old Point.
400 r. ! Newport News and Norfolk.
TAO A.--Daily. Local 10 Sewro;t News
500 P.--Daily. Local to Old Point.
goo p. Daily--Louisvillc and Cincinnati
II 100 r. Pullman.
Gas P.--Daiy st. Louis-ChcAgo Epscial.'
Pullmans.
$40 A.--Daiiy--C Charlottesville. Week days-
Hintou
SIS P.--Wcek days. Local to Gordonsviile.
1890 A.--Daiiy. Lynehbnrg Lex. G. ForSA
SIS p.---weck days. To Lynchburg.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
Local from East--S.25 A. NJ. $50 p. ~.
Through foM East :35 A. NJ. 6:s5 r. NJ.
Local from West--s8.30 A. NJ. $50 A. H..
30 r. NJ.
Throueh---7 90 A. NJ. 2,45 r. N.
james River Limo sS:35 A. NJ. 6:iS r. NJ.
sDAily except Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05

y ~, Paul r. ShAfer, formerly with
~ Dem Of Goisan & Naxh. has sever
~ connection with this firm and
k4rAd into a c0-partnership with
okxoll b. Walker. who up to the
19t has been conducting an in
- business under the Arm name
10 walker Z Co. The new firm
T. ke4p the old name. and TO their
onY Substantial Insurance business
40 reAl estate department,
IN. Ghafer IN charge. The arm
s Az. walker = Co. was established
~ latA Major p. N. Walker =
1 yhfle sitter the war. and has
N10 okpod for the best IN the busi-
lnca Major Walkers death hts
q. Nofvetl walker. has carried
na1nank showing each year .
0ASoaae. From what the
~ 1e4fa from thsee Gentlemen
6N4laeGS viii not IN any
A1lao chanee; tnsts&d.
1at1A N ~ = 6reat
\ xffis O M Nl6h
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05
CHARTERS AND AMENDMENTS
ISSUED BY COMMISSION

Six charters and two amendments
were issued Friday afternoon by the
State Corporation Commission, as fol-
lows:
The Citizens Business Club, Incor-
porated Richmond. Va. Armistead
Walker. Jr., president: h. r. Kersey,
Jr.. secretary: p. +. Ramsey, treas
urer--ail OF Richmond, Va. Capital
stock: Maximum. $4,000. minimum
$500. Objects and purposes: Social
and business club.
The Mcconnell Browning Engineer
ing Company. Incorporated. Rich
mond, Va w. II. Mcconnell. presi-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05

The firm Of ]. I. Ramsay q Co.
heport fine week at Falkland, hay
ing sold fortyztive lots in the few days
this property has been on the market.
Ten Of the buyers are going to build
at once. some Of the houses are to
cost $4,000 to $4,000. This property
has a great future, just out of Barton
Heights and IN n stones throw of
Ginter Park.
The II. H. Realty and Finance Corp.
are delighted with the way the lots
are going. The property owners are
offering special Inducements to buy
ers building at once. This IN a great
plan. And In less than year Park
land will be a full grown community.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05

1y. other helps and aids are re-
[&44 to. He studies the values of
IIinofcial fertilizers and finds they
lA help. but too expensive to use
11yely. HI has now reached the
~ when he must ask science and
stations TO help him.
Missioner Koiner ID asked to give
TN reports and bulletins and the
methods OF soil improvements
he department Of agriculture
0rkNd out. This forn1ation
beeu supplied. the now active,
$1NAke. xeAjous farmer, after
~ thAse publications. catches
1rit Or better farming all along
R3aulss OF Study.
r. notes how by using better seed
5&n greatly increase his yield with
9ttfonAl labor. or time. raising
Dt0ck with the same feed Is
~ prepare. approach aud
"a put his products on the mar
126 subjects he now reads with
n1ta and Interest. These pub
1S have helped to educate the
M the great opportunities and
~ the rotation OF crops and
- the folly OF growing the same
4N the same land year after year.
warner who only few years
4a4ted TO luck and cheap labor
rho treated science In farming
3oke. now reads everything in
Un the subject of better farm
IA writes for more literature and
catiCns than the legislature has
I'D funds to prepare and pub
~ has learned also that the
3Haent station, the demonstration
ana the farmers Institutes are
1N&QI the important things that are
4bufinE to the advancement of
leultnre and making farming the
6Nk profitable. most interesting and
1<1tjn9 J3eld Of human endeavor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05

Cars ieaw MAneheste.. Seventh acd pxfy
Stfssts, Tor pAter<hutg:
Is, 4, ., ~. 10 Ii. slc r. M. /. q. ~. q S
ss6:{6 -, Z. 4. $40 r. NJ ~
iis00 E. N. tos Chester 1900 nidnishs y;
pctssSbusk.
Cas- insys Pstessburs. foot sycasaoss stssss. Tor
S:iS. G:S5, ss7:l8. s7.ss, S:33, DsSs, stC:as
tiaS 4. NJ i2:3A = 80 3:s6. as. et.1A So
6;a6. 80. et3S, 1.56. slnAO. Itsl0 =. M
ssl1S1l =, 61SHDs AuadagS - hnllaa0A
Az 80 - SsaGsbss1 snsssfs sisk ss1s r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05
NOTES OF THE WEEK
FROM CHASE CITY

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
CHASE CITY, VA. Nov. b.--Mrs.
~. 4. Hardy has returned from Rich
mond. where she has been tho guest
OF Mr. Robert Nelson at the Han
over.
Rev. r. G. Ryiand. OF Roxboro, N.
ga fapent Monday ana Tuesday in
town. s \. e.
Mtsss Mary aHrdy spsnt Sunday
with Mrs.. W. E. EppsG
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05
gt1ONES WILL OPEN
RICH TERRITORY

a KING GEORGE. VA, Nov 5.~-The
SBeposed extension OF the Potomac and
telephone line through
I&04esa Neck, aeeJns an assured fact as
~ nGc<ssary amount OF stock has been
%n1ncStbed. Connecting with the main
zmA near Alden or Edge Hill 1t Will
I'm atDng the north side OF Machodoc
fE4ek. % Dido, on the Potomac. then 10
446mne View, the home OF Mr.. James
2k9A0I4 and out to Hampstead with
11MAmoe In many cf the homes ana
G0g the route. This will connect by
Z113Dhone one OF the finest parts OF
1nH George with the outside world
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05

Improved Sleeping Car Service
to Memphis Tenn, via Southern
Railway through Asheville. Knoxville
and Chattan0ega, without change.
Leave Richmond lO:46 4. II. daily.
Consult ticket ASent&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05
Foael 10 See Hermann.

CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. 5.-Horace
Fogel. president OF the Philadelphia
club. will meet Garry Hermann Mon
day to talk over the dispute that has
arisen over the trade engineered by
Managers Doom and Griffith. The APP
pointment was made to-day. and It
is believed that the whole affair will
be settled amicably when the two
presidents get together.
Fogel Is touring Alabama, looking
for training spot, with Mobile and
Birmingham the cities that he Is pay
Ing special attention to. He will ccm-
plete this work. fy Sunday. and will
leave this work by Sunday. and will
leave Birmingham that evening for
Cincinnati, according to present ar
rangementS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05

yeNI 70 Memphis, Chattanooga and
Nexxiile via Southern Railway.
suugh drawing room sleeping car
Richmond 10.45 A. NJ daily.
tGA4 train leaves at 11.45 r. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05
Gets Iniunction Against Husband.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. Nov. 8.
Attorney X. L. Beale. Of Bowling 1reeD.
REPRESENTING Mrs. Walter a. Jones. OF
Cuineys. came here and obtained from
Judge Goolrick an injunction onjoininR
and restraining Walter A. Jones', her
husband. fran interfering with her and
disposinx OF any Of hts property.
The bill asked for a divorce on tho
grounds Of cruelty. The case will be
heard ut the December term OF the
Caroline Circuit Court
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-04
6n nbpeselis 8esipenbeb / Char
lottenlnno.

ct aeret6i meo fire Gerioner for
an &oget. 9orsoog @ften ben IS.
Sept. Ii0t ooer Gl. 1912, ifete ifsl-
&c rar. 0gbl." en- 8egioen6eo /
gborlottenluno al en- iao neroepir-
renoe art, at man beIoigpis iiel-
ben opleoer noget lignenoe.
Gtatsraao Neier fom fsrenoe op
mlo0 MISUNDERSTANDING meo lit
SUPERINTENDENT bporpao Der for
n0en Grafsraooen bar en- Serre og
to Gamer.
10 for Reltaurnntionen o@nl6en.
E1nO". Der er 6eliggenoe umiooel-
bart Observation-Disclosures bleo
6effen pluoielig ifn og itpreoe ino
moo 9ommen, Tom bar luffet neo
for Toget t0.40. 9rpffet Of Den rn.
fen6e Seit bar Inn opl6iomt. at
BONNER fnpffe6e mi6t ooer, og
Rsretsiet for inc paa g~anelegemet
Soften gioroe Der oenItre ON og
ftpreoe liee MOB = set frembruien.
De Sog. Wan formnar Iiffert frn
fOoGt at nne BEN SiIitono, boori
Eognens Hasiogerer im6Oeioa De
nRfte Sefunoer.
Simiolertio opongeOe 2ofomotiu.
fsrrrgn / Sioe ben o1erb9ngenoe
fore o. flog aontrooomp og grem.
fefqndl. fno Der | ct Nu bIeu brem.
Fet off booo brenies funoe.
Ca Get Ipffeoes DirfeIia at itnnoie
Sogpt = npppe 2 aIen foron oen
mn pInoieIig nf Sfrrf for Toaet iii.
foneldoenoe BELT beosoeoe Set, Der
6oqftooeliq ianf Bag oner | ane.
Oct unr frnateIiae 9iebIiffe for
fiIffuernp til geaiDerbeOen, men
fefrfsIgeIig enonu mere FOR De fire
Wenneifer pon Voanen.
Wen lnffeliauis ilnp ale meo
SfrRffen