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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31
FROM WASHINGTON

II Was learned here today that LOUIS
Wois would resign his post rs CommiS,
oner cf Immigration At baltimore
,,ithin a month. Wois saw Secretary
Iagel Yesterday and 1t that time IS re-
ported 10 have SAID that he would sever
tis connections with the government
and assume the general managerShIp oil
The American Label Company Which he
- sand to be organizing. When asked
Yesterday whether or not he cortem-
p!ated resigriug Wo.a refused 10 make
any statement, but developments today
indicate that such arrangements are
underway.
President A. Lawrence Lowell OF
Harvard University today accepted the
.ppo,atment as member 81 The com
mission authorized by HE last Con
qress to investigate the question u
saising magazine postal rates. Ihe
other members Of this commission are
Justice Hughes OF The / ). Suprems
Count and Lawrence Lowell OF Tin
c,nnati, Ohio, lawyer and soiicao!
SSuStal duilos NiSt S''AuN
ration. The commission IL eSpectea
10 commence work at once.
Rival candidates for official POSITIONS
"a The House to be chosen II the demo
cratic caucus tomorrow were very busy
today canyassins members for votes.
Champ Clark tpr speaker and South
Trinb!e OF hentucky. for ctaSL have q
clear field, but fof each Of the other
places fight is il progress.
A 10 pei cent reduction n rates on
Gotten seed products VAS demanded 70
ars Interstate Co1u Co,naiss.ol
sods- u coapia;2t hlsd, 3 Louisville
c2tto7 concern against see Southern,
ice 8. & 0. go io~7 otts. railroads.
Il ~was ccs-sei srst :aies 4cw eSE-csd
~ tbs carriers e-e So discriminatory
that Lou::s-::iis cocce-0s a.s -nds:scia
= -tts:, ca cit = co2Rs:::t2.s =
-l3,1Pk;S, Is2a.
The cali Tor tie republican caucus
vas issued Yesterday. 1t ",ll Be held
aezt Monday night Al the same tins
= conference Of insurgents Ea5 called
Tor Monday afternoon, when il vail be
decided Whsther the Insurgents will go
iato the caucus, Mr.. Cannon still re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31

A Berlin dispatch states that the
German chancellor declared IN speech
ia the Reichslas that universal arhitra-
ton is a. impossible AZ universal dis
afnaueut. TITS atatomenl II incorrect
Both universal arbitration and di5arma-
menr could be established ii those nov
in authority Willed 1t 81, but certain
Influences are NJ work the world over
10 prevent such = thing. ItlWas SAID
not many years since that dneiing IL
this country could not he stopped. bul
il Waa, all tho same.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31
The WARM Mexico.

Ell Paso, Tex, March 31.-There is
considerable anxiety here and il Jnarez
over the report in Nogales, Sonora
that 500 to 1000 nave been killed o.
wounded in fierce battle which has
been raging three days between fed
erals and insurgents near San Rafael,
Sonora. and in the destruction OF San
Rafael by fire.
No confirmation Of the report has
come to Ell Paso and few details OF the
reported engagement are at hand, but
an officer in the government forces is
quoted IS saying that not fewer than
900 we're killed and wounded on both
sides.
The report is that = revolutionary
force OF 800 under Colonies Garcia,
Cabral, FandariIla, Villereal, Siren and
Manage advanced against San Rafael
from Uresem, Mexico. They engaged
4 big federal force after having blown
mp 4 big Touring mill on the outskirts.
The dynamiting started 4 conhaerItion
which is said to have spread to all
parts 81 San Rafael, practically destroy
ing the town.
The battle progressed while the con.
hagratlon was at its height, the reyolu-
tionists so occupying the federal force
that they we're unable TO care for sew
eral score OF women and children i'm
perilled by the fire. A number OF these
are said TO have peiished.
The federal force OF ahout 200,
commanded by Col. Barron and Col.
! Ojeda, was the same as that which en-
gagged the insurgents recently at La
Colorado. The final outcome OF tins
reported engagement Is not known.
San Antonio, Tex, March 81. Pre-
mature publication Of report that the
Mexican government had agreed to
treat with the insurrectos at Chihuahua
City is declared today to be responsible
for delay in plans to bring about
peace. All future moves are TO be
yelled with secrecy.
Diaz, it is said, had planned to send
ENJOYS quietly into chihuahua TO lay
before M(adero certain reforms that
Diaz is willing TO grant, provided Ma
dero wil guarantee that his followers
will lay down their arms. The publ
cation OF this fact caused hasty shift,
ing Of plans, the Diaz administration
refusing to stand before the world as
formally treating for peace With ban
dts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31
Trial Of Camorrists.

yi;erbo, March 31.-"Thc greatest
criminal in Italy, as he Is noT known,
faced the bar Of Justice today. He was
Enrico Alfano, alias Erricone, head OF
the Neapolitan camorra and chief pris-
orer OF the thirty-six who are on trial
for the murder OF Gennaro Cuoccolo
and his wife.
The appearance of Alfano made to.
days session the most exciting OF the
trial, although an added guard Of sol
diers kept the excitement suppressed.
Alfano proved = consnmmate actor
and the only weakness noted in hls
testimony, according 10 the legal ex-
perts present, was that he gave himself
4 bill OF health that was entirely too
clean. Instead OF merely denying the
murder charge, Aliano attempted to
make himself out prosecuted saint,
denying all the crimes charged 10 him.
Alamo dcniel his position Of power in
the camorra and declared that even
had he plotted the death OF the Cnocco.
los, he could not have ordered it carried
out as the prosecution charges.
II may have been looked upon as
leader by some" he said, but my po-
sition was never such that | could
order the death OF whomeyer | pleased. !"
Judge Bianchi questioned Alamo
closely along the lines OF the testimony
Of iuformer Abbntemaggio, but every
material point made by the latter was
fatty contradicted by Alamo.
Before the prosecution is through
with Alamo it hopes to connect him
with the murder in Palermo OF Joseph
Petrosino, the New York detective, who
came to Italyto gather evidence against
black handlers, Pctrnsino was respon-
sible for Allano's expulsion from New
York and fairly strong circum-
stantial case is said to be in the hands
OF the prosecution.
Verecci Nilozzi, the prisoner priest
and godfather OF Alfano, was greatly
interested in his testimony, aad once
he called 10 him to be sure to tell the
truth. This broughta rebuke from the
Judge, The impression obtaining that
Vitozzi was attempting Il theatrical
play purely for its eifcc, on his own
! case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31
Paid Ransom.

Las Vegas, n. M.. March $1.-IIis
infant child kidnapped by bandits. who
demanded SIT .00c for her retnin, A.
T Rogers. a prominent lawyer Of this
city paid over the money at lonely
:p9t in the mountains near the city
late LAST night lie vas then directed
to hit 4 short distance away where
he foiind tbs infant ani restored the
infant IL its parents. Rogers told lis
story toiay, aud sheriff 5 posse WAS
quickly organized and started IN pnT-
suit OF the bandits. II is believed they
will be rim down, as Rogers was able
to give good description Of them The
country is aroused over thu outrage
and a lynching il likely il the kidnap-
per5 arr caught.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31

President BAER, Of the Reading
Railway, predicted m era OF free hand
in the management OF the corporations
Of the country. last night, III an aa-
dress before the Traffic Club, At lis
annual banquet in Pitsbnrg. IN ef-
feet, he declared that the government
will sooner or latter r2ase trying 70
have hand in what solne years
ago ha characterized AZ t:nsteeah'p3 Oh
Providence in the management nl TIE
industrial business OF the country. The
pres ent system Of interstate commerce
supervision he insisted, wlll collapse
because Of doubtful validity and OF
growing confusion, and the country
will face about. What was required
Of the railroads, he advised. vas simply
10 sit tight and await the day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31
9peaa RsEoTj 1iotaH,

Paris, Mar II Ali aeroplana .peed
records ware broken today by Pierre
Iedrine. Who, IN Mo1ane monopla1e,
dew from Poitiers t. Paris, By q cir
cuitous route. covering 200 miles in .
hours and IL minittas, averaging II
miles m hour. Eedrine arose ct CHS
and alighted near Isay at $50.
Last tuesday Vedrina made lie TIP
from Paris to Poitier5. intending to f.
to Pat, BY way OF Bordeaux. ia com
petition ioT the AERO Clubs p:i-e out
: b1oEso .a.oIlans v.a: ccnPsllsd tie
abaaiocneHt & lie l:sbt,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The Maine Legislature Yesterday
voted 10 ratiiv the proposed amend.
ment 10 the Federal Constitution pro-
v,ding for an income tax.
The Uuited Steel Corporation was the
lowest bidder for the construction Of
six emergency dams 10 be erected On
the Panama canal.
D5ing some csrpentefing work re
Gently, =. L. GTu1er, Of Orangerilie,
Pa, Tell and fractured several riis.
he VAS recovering satisfactorily until
he sneezed. Yesterday WHEN the ribs
were displaced, and his condition is
now serious.
DR.. D. X. Peatson, of Chicago, will
celebrate his ninety first birthday,
April IA, BY the distribution Of $500,
900 10 schools and religious organiaa-
lions. This will make his total distri-
buttons Of recent years nearly 5000.
000 most Of which has been given to
small colleges.
Mrs. Louise Hoappner, after Wit
Messing the death Of her granddaughter,
Mrs. Louise Wilson, fell on her bed
at Davenport, Ia, Yesterday and died
instantly. One child had died each
year for the last six years. She vas
II years old.
The dropping.off process at the
Bureau of the Census commences in
earnest today with the dropping Of 200
employees By this reduction the force
which has been engaged on the
Thirteenth Census will be brought
down to 3.125. It has bern reduced
from the $500 marx within lhc last
Few months.
Four consignments Of shad, alleged
to be in such . state OF decomposition
as 10 make ptomaine poisoning pos
sible, have been seized in Washington
ty inspectors OF the Department OF
Agriculture, acting in conjunction with
the District health officers and officials
OF the United States marshal's Office.
Two thousand cans OF tomato pulp,
seized when found TO be in an ad-
vanced state OF decay, were destroyed
yesterday by Marshal CuSack by order
OF the District Supreme Court. Two
conliscations we're also made OF fake"
lilhia water and one Of cheese.
John c. Fuller. president Of the
fnler Crnshef Stnnc Company ol
Saltwater. nsar Saratoga, \, y, babe
ii; friends fo0d-by Wednesday night
with lie remark that hr intended -
take journay. Yesterday neighbors
faund the bodies of himself and wife
at The fo0t Of the Cellar stairs III their
hon-, where. according 10 the aiithori-
tirs. lie lay 10 wait and shot his wife ~
she was descending the stairs and then
killed himself, The wife will die.
Mr.. Fuller who vas vol known con
tractor. had suffered buaine5s reverses
and had been IN ill health lie was
10 years old,
William Weesin, q rancher OF South
Prairie, in the neighborhood Of Bur.
lington, Wash, became violently in
sane yesterday and taking a ri1s went
CIT Oh country Ioai and shot and
killed The first thra- passsrsbY, who
vera John Kauke. William EanEs and
John Ware. ali OF Darlington. ali
strangers TO him 50 faT IS can be
learned Wsegin knew n7ne of the NC
tins, bit possessed by mUrderous
mania. killed The first persons who
came within his range. After the shoot
ing Weegin mounted horse ami rode
away with hiG rifle. posse has gone
in pursuit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31

Tae Russian Holy Synod, true 70
The traditions Of Mr.. Pobiedonostseff,
ISSUES ! decree forbidding Jews to
bear christian first names. But it might
be asked, what are christian and what
are Jewish names? Abraham, Isaac
and Jacob are borne by innumerabie
christians, while John, and james, and
Peter and Paul certainly first came
into prominence through being horne
by leWs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31
Monroe & Marbur
THE nEn0CR4riC CANpaIGS.
mari7 lw

THE DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN.
Preparatory to The national cam
paign. The democrats ia Congress have
started q press bureau aud a5a giving
dit matter ior publication through Il.
Tie first instaiiGleut came Git ysster-
day, and with il All announcement that
everything sent oai aoiili have The IN
I5isemant q Speaker Champ Clark.
Chairman James I. Lloyd OF the con
gras5ional committee, and Senator
Thomas P Gore, Of Oklahoma,
The frat statement tells what is
gong 10 be done about reciprocity, and
onia,ns sizzling attack on Charles D.
Norton, private secretary to the presi-
dent. for going from The White House
10 a Morgan hank.
Concerning reciprocity, it is given
out that The House democrats will be
trnc TO promise and pass the reciprocity
measure Rui it will be passed merely
"a step in the direction 81 PR election
promises. 1t will be Says the statement
but the beginning Of tariff ,eiorn
Then follow attacks on Attorney
General WicEersham aud the presi.
dents brother, Henry X. Taft: as for
iner sugar triist attorneys; Oh Halinger
for being former adviser to those inter
ested in Alaska coal lands; on Nasel as
former attorney for = subsidiary Of
Standard OIL and on Dickins as for
mer personal attorney for Hartman
and general counsel for the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad
Criticism IS made Of the fact that
Senator'S Adrich, Hale, Burrows,
Money, Flint and TaIiafero, ali lame
ducks, have soft berlhs on the ma
tional monetary commission.
It is said The democrats may add a
clause 10 the reciprocity agreement au-
thoriIing The president, hy executive
act. to reduce the duties OF this coun-
try on any Other item whenever Can
ala IS willing 10 do 50.
his, =" says the statement, w0n!d
not interfere With The pending pact,
but it would bs an invitation on the
part of oiir government to Canada to
unite with us in ultimate free trade
Notice Is sarvzd that schedule l., the
WOODEN schedule, has got TO ;all, re-
gardlzss Of the wish Of President Taft
that nothing should be done in extra
session hut pass the reciprocity bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31
rro1hsr,s Terrible ui5tske.

Philadelphia, March 81 Reused
by the barking Of dogs and the sound
oi soRle one moving about the house
early today, Alexander Kerr, IT,. Il
years old, OF LansdoHnc, q suburb, IN
stanlly killed his sister Ellen, aged l6,
with charge from shot gun. Only
wien his mother came with q light in
response 10 his ciiea that he had just
shot = tur2lar." did the boy raalize
what he had done. Ii IS fea7si he vii
20 out 81 has MIND from grief,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31
lIhs Snanish Situation,

London, March 31.-Tha Madrid
correspondent CT The London Telegraph
says today that the debate III the CoItss
OH tie republicans proposal 10 !e7isT
the death sentence OF the l.ts Fran
cisco fsITsr promises to end ii The
spfsiy retirement OF Premier Caualeia=
and tie appointment 81 coaIaiTa caci-
Ist Under military P's0ia'
IRE dispatch Indicates tee ccIslets
Success g ire .sp-bi:c.o piao = ic.cs
ice So-e.cCsct - -s5c7e - .ss-es-
Sc ttaacss::c,s, e sEe nocs 6 2.ec:r.asoE
:. -e-ci...c-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31
The United States ana Japan.

Richmond, Va, March ;l.-lInitel
States Senator Wesley l.. Jones, If
North Yakima, Wash, says that al
the present time there is lille fear OF
war between America and Japan, but
he is 81 the opinion that 1.-The agitation
NOW going Oh throughout the country,
stirred lip hy the press and prominent
men, does not stop. trouble is apt 10
result Tie senatol ar1ivsd yesterday.
He u III ietE!n to th= national capital
10 he present when the extra session Of
Congress conrenes.
Il entertain no idea that the extra
session OF Congress has been called Tor
any other purpose than for the con.
sideration Of the tariff schedules and
The reciprocity treaty with Canada. J"
said Senator Jones.
In connection with the probable
trouble with Japan" he continued;
81 might say that anl thoroughly
familier with the feeling along the
Pacific coast The attitude in California
is especially bitter against the Japanese,
but ] can't say that ! am thoroughly
in sympathy with their taking up the
anli-Japanesc legislation at the present
time. # is further agitating the war
scare and il this agitation does not
cease il will certainly bring about
trouble.
Il do not believe thai the United
States will experience any difficulty IN
Mexico. OF conrsa, if the revolution
continues, and orr interests in that
country alt endangered. there can be
no question but that nc Mill take i.
hand ia thu mailer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31

firt in ftaitim5rc,

baltimore. March n. Fire SWEPT
The building occupied by III. Witten-
stein and The Hopkins Tailoring Com
pany, Sharp and Pratt streets, today.
The twenty FIVE gills employed in the
burning building escaped By climbing
over narrow Lodges. Two hundred
girls in nearby building were thrown
into panic and rushed from thu
structure By stairway aud ire escapa,
The loss cannot be estimated The
fire started within half block Ct the
Eieat c1nf1aeIatien Of 1904.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31
Building DNhaniitrd.

New York, March Il. Hrcaur hr
refused 10 give up :! 09o in response 10
Matchmaking letters, the grocery atnrr
Of Nicola longli,ono, al 334 east lO1Ih
street. vas badly damaged by bomb
explosion ea'iy To-Day, I.onsii.ono, his
vile AMI three children Wee thrown
from their beds by The force Of The eS-
plnsinn and badly bruised. Above the
store dozen Italian families lived aud
they wrre llroWn inlo paric. No
arrests Vrle made
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31
The financial Hierarchy.

New York, March al.-Ihat il Is
the plan ri the ] p. Morgan, Kuhn
Loeb Il Company, Standard Oil and
allied intarta,s 10 fonra all 81 lha small
hanks and trust companies ia this city
out Of business, as Indicated lay the
purchase of control Of HE Equitable
Trns. Company, the Bank Of Com
merce aud other valuable properties.
is The assertion made in financial cir,
clzs today.
While osicnsihly The purpose l. 10
prevent scandal, such rs forced the
Carnegie Trust, the Northern and
Washington Banks and kindred con-
csIn= IL the wall, the fsa! object is said
20 be The formation OF money trust
which viii absolutely dominate ths
finances az CT the Uritad States.
Working through the Allrich Tone-
tary commission. the financial hisr-
arahy plans to sobbls lip any csDtTal
bank ilat might he authorized by
Congress and SO arrange matters in tho
big cities that The country hanks will
he q! its mercy FOR all time.
Only prompt action by the federal
officials will prevent this. according ta
we'll informed financiers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31
Death Of General I?er&"n'

Atlanta, Ga. Mach 2l.-Death &c
dsy claimed AFFIXED I-e1so1, e io.T.-
:. Brigade. general = ice Coaieds.ats
:...- rr;.n general Jca WHSLE.
ns RS { So q Senator I-e-soD q
ceo.z::... al 5s--Trei :r--cc:.:er tce her
ca "a. I'll s2-c..ei Ida: ccc-.2;S2s
:. .ts Est.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31
Savings 81 Years Destroyed.

Huntington. y Va. March Il
The home OF Wa,ie Marcnm, a farmer
living OH BIesden, Creel. MinEo county,
vas burned early today destroying cur
rency that vas the hoard Of years. and
amounting il is said u 500, 600 Mar
cum had sold valuable coal ana timber
lands, always demanding payment iii
cash he kept in the hou5e, fearing 10
trust the banks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31

GEpMANY's remarkable prosperity ii
aeau revealed 10y statistics showing
that | 900, 900 foreign workmen are
employed IN he country. There are
approximately 500. 900 foreigners hold
ing industrial places. and TOD, 1000 WHO
are agriculturists. The importation OF
these foreigners is necessary, OWING TO
,hr lack OF German labor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31
TcE-Ess Tcctsi.

fs;i.T Aii. March 81 -IegElaeL
peTs lasi night hsol,s into Tie p7,stoHice
Bit secured only 50 il stamps. The
combination they were tampering With
broke and they iails 4 to reach the cash
box and neIe frightened of before
they could blor the 'afe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31
VI. r.. CHURCH SOUTH CONFER
ESCE.

The second days session OF The Bal
timore Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, in Clifton
Forge, Va, found a larger number OF
delegates present yesterday than or the
preceding day, 20 having come since
the first meeting.
The order Of the day vas the election
Of three members TO meet committee
OF six from the Virginia Conference to
discuss with the trustees Of the Ran
dolph- Macon Institute the relations of
these schools to the chuicli. Two bal
lots we're taken. One resHlted in no
election, AZ no one received majority
Of the votes, and tile other ballot was
not canvasscd at The time OF adjourn
ment. II will be announced this morn
ing. It was decided by the conference
that the committee should be composed
Of one lay and two ministerial dele
gates. Two addresses were made on
this subject. One vas by Dr. W. w.
Smith, chancellor Of the Randnlph-
Macon system, the other hy DR.. f. NJ.
blackwell, president of the Randolph
Macon College, al Ashland
Yesterday afternoon the member 81
the Conference heard a Sunday School
Round Table Talk. conducted by Df
II. NJ Hamili. OF Nashville. Tenn.
Or. Hsmiil also addressed the msetinf
of the Sunday school At night, Enlh
meetings 1rrt. largely attended
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31
raffis rspcCsa,

Con=taniinopls, March 2i.-A hie
battle MS reported today III no1thelh
Albania between fhs Albanian rebels
and troops from sslonica. 40 details
have been received, GIVING to the IL
se11uptioa OF TIE telegraph lines
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31
A Substantially Built New
Residence.

We have for sale that new two story
bay window brick residence, Gi2 north
Washington street. Reception hall and
three rooms on main floor. pantry. rear
stairway. new range in kitchen. Four
bed rooms and bath OH second iloor. Fur
mace heat. attractive electric lighting
fixtures, sewer connections, concrete
cellar and large side yard Dimensions
OF property 4Dxla0 feet. Font overlook
the iacl that this property Is in grow
ing neigh borhoud ani on one ri our berl
improved streets.
foiuliy appreciate This home, one has
10 sec the interior. We therefore invite
your personal inspection Of the pracri.
rallN nlanuel rnnIns La this DWELLING
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

light icts 81 Ire Tct;tl~~c-t ccrne. or
likes All Patrick :1reee= G.. Grade ana
cle-: Oh :acu'3 ce:a-ce; E.:ce of iii $3.50.
A:sa2 10: SNAIL Lc..:.-e - 1lcza-i.:. o.
"es6.2- al "a: cc-c difference
* tGr.F rLAL LSIAIE
6r,HLbr.., Ia -t:set. rg1rniIFISn
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-31

foIu.aT Recorder 81 Daai: Jok1 u
King. Oh t7iai 81 Georgetown, Del.
io. attempted b7:te1::: ct ire iss1 sta;s
eiscs;2a, ;-ss acquitted r. jc--:::: Il
; : ciccE last a:EEt