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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-14
VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS.
Special to the Gazette

Especial to the Gazette.l
Richmond, Va. May 14.-lt became
known here today that Manager DIX
on, of the Roosevelt campaign bureau
had designated J. NJ. Newcomb, OF re-
tersburg, as the man to be made
chairman of the State committee OF
the Republican party at the conVen-
tion of anti-Taft followers here to-
morrow.
Newcomb is a retired business man.
Roosevelt is after the scalp of State
chairman Slemp Third district Con-
gressional committee meets here TO-
dav and decided to change the date
for the Congressional primary from
July 16 to August Is, in order to
meet all the requirements of the new
primary law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-14
tn Get Separate Medical School.

Bristol, Va, May l4.-The Presoy-
t,rian General Assembly will meet IN
annual session here on Thursday OF
this week. Upward Of 800 delegates
are expected, while as many or more
other visitors will come. The ses-
sions will be held in the First Presoy-
terian church, which has recently been
remodeled at cost of many thous-
ands of dollars. Rev. Dr.. Charles T.
Carson is pastor of the church whefe
the sessions are to be held.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-14
Generals Campo and ArguemedO
Not Slain, as Had Been
Reported
PUT 800 FEDERALs TO FIGHT.
Or0zco Says Madero VIII Find Before
Many Days That He Is Very Much
Alive and Aggressive.

Ell Paso, Tex, May l4.-Generals
Campo and Arguemedo, the two lost
leaders Of the Mexican Rebels, who
were believed yesterday to have been
slain, were found today by the Unit
ed Press correspondent. Instead Of
having been slain or captured, 1t de-
yelops that the two leaders achieved
rebel victory Sunday while the
main body OF rebels under OroZco
vas being driven back b, Gen. HUI
ertas federals.
Campo and Arsuemedo with p
600 men were cut of from OroZco
during Sundays battle. Seeing the
lmpossibility of rejoining Orozco they
marched after noon 10 Mapimi, which
they found defended by fifteen hun
dred federals. These they put to
rout after four hours OF severe fight
ing, taking possession of the city.
They are now entrenched there.
1t was learned today. that Orozco
Yesterday and last night succeeded
in Withdrawing the main body OF his
army to JimineZ In public state
ment, the rebel leader comedies the
defeat Of his force in Sundays bat
tie, but he insists that his losses were
light and that his defeat was by no
means rout. When told that ii
had been reported that he was dead,
Cro2co said grimly:
''Madero will find before many
days that am very much alive.
According TO Orczco, his forces are
now located so as TO be able 10 an
uihilate Huert2 unless he is careful
In his north~ard advance.
lie was jubilaut when told that
Generals Campo and trguemedo had
occupied Mapimi, as he regards that
city as an important strategic point.
He believes, that should Huerla at
tempt TO advance along the lie of the
railroad Campo and Arguemedo are
in excellent position to flank him.
The correspondent of the United
Press communicated with Gen HUI
erta today and duriu: the night. The
federal leader insists that six hun
dred rebels fell in Sundays battle
and that only ten federals were kill
ed and 4s wounded. Huerta prom
ised also to attack OroZco's rear
guard at Rellano tomorrow morn
ing.
Press dispatches received here give
additional details OF the fight last
week ct Qualro Ciengas, when Sal
azar's force was cut TO pieces. They
assert that Gen. Trucy Aubert. who
commanded the federalS at Cuatro
Ciengas lured SalaZar into trap.
rhe federals opened fire with a can
non and machine Gun fire that al
most annihilated the enemy. Or
1000 men who comprised the rebel
forces. only Eve hundred escaped.
fully 500 having been killed. The
other seven hundred were left wound
ed on tho battlefield when SalaZar
fed, precipitatel! with the remnant
OF his force.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-14
Eind.rparten Finds Friends.

The directors of the Free Kinder
rarten were most gratified to receive
in response to recent appeal. the
following generous contributions.
From Mrs. Nicolas F. I. Burke, Of
Boston, $500.
From Mrs. Anderton, $500.
Now we will need only $500 to pay
all expenses for the month Of April
and we hope that with additional con-
tributions and proceeds from the lawn
party for which we are planning, we
will be able to finish this session clear
of debt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-14
CONGREGATIONAL MEETING
AT CHRIST CHURCH.

The second annual congregational
meeting of Christ Church, under the
auspices of the Parish Aid Society,
was held last evening in the Parish
Hall Of that church.
The rector, Rev. William J. Morton,
read reports of the work done by the
parish during the past year, and then
called upon the officers of the various
societies to give detailed accounts of
their work
Mr.. w. A. Smoot, senior warden.
read the vastry report; Mr.. Leadbeat-
er the Sunday schools; Mrs. +. w. S.
Howard the Woman's Auxiliary; Mrs.
Edward I.eadbeater, the Girls Friend
ly Society; Miss Clarence Snowden:
the Junior Auxiliary; the Chancel
Guild, Miss Julia Roswell, and Mrs.
r. w. Robinson Of the Parish Aid.
All Of the societies are in Il most
furnishing condition and showed eX-
cellent work done for the year.
After the business meeting music
was rendered by Miss Katherine Wal
Ter, Miss Lola Ashton, and Miss Alice
Anderton. Refreshments were serv-
ed during the evening. The commit
tee in charge was Mrs. Lewis Machen,
Mrs. Louis Barley and Mrs. w. S. Con
nelly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-14
Think Peace is in Sight.

Shamokin, Pa, May 14.-M;ners
started gathering here early today
from outlying districts to hear ex-
ploits from the Wilkesbarre conyen-
ton. Some think peace is in sight,
while moe look for strike. The Amer
ican members of the United Mine
Workers started aiding the police to-
day in keeping the foreigners in order
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-14
Il;.rists who have been examining

Alienists who have DeeA eRa1HIEI1'E
Rev Clarence V. 7. Richeson, con-
fsss.d rurderer of Miss Avis Linnell,
in the Charles street Jail, Boston, for
several days at the request Of Gov
.r,.r Foss il was said last night, will
report that Richcson was mentally
resrons;bl. when he gave Miss Lin
nell cyanide Of potassium III oc'ooer' Il,
1871, Thi. mean, that Richeson will
- 49,. .,oc. chair shertly after
midnight next ~ ey night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-14
Alienists Refuse to Discuss Nature
of Their Reports to Gov.
FOsS.
TO B7PLACED IN DEATH CELL
But Little Chance Of the Minister
Murderer Escaping Death in the
Electric Chair.

Boston, Mass, May l4.-Rev. Clar-
ence V. T. Richeson, condemned to
die within week following midnight
Sunday for the murder of Avis Lin
nell, was expected to know his fate
today when the reports Of the last
two alienists who examined him had
reached Co... Foss. Three alienists
had reported to the governor, but he
refused to make up his mind or to
discuss them until all FIVE were in.
The condemned man still was in his
cell in Charles street Jail and indlca-
tions were that he might not be re-
moved to the death cell before to-
night or possibly tomorrow night.
Sheriff Quinn practically stated that
Richeson's removal, if made, would
be in the dead Of night, because OF the
morbid crowds that have surrounded
the Jail during the past few days.
1t is known that the report of
only one alienist so far contained any
doubt of Richcson being account
reports side with the majority, Rich
eson's fate will be sealed, for Gov.
Foss then might not even submit the
matter to the Executive Council.
An evidence of Richeson's slender
chance for life, even should the Gov
ernor decide to refer the case to the
council, is seen in a resume of the
votes the same council has taken on
Of death sentences and
their individual feelings in. such cas-
es. Councillor Edward D. Collins Of
Boston often has expressed unalter-
able opposition to capital punish
ment. Winfield Suster is opposed to
The death penalty but not so strongly
as Collins. The remaining members,
according to previously expressed op-
inions. believe the governors coHncll
should never interfere with the course
Of the law. 1t is therefore believed
that the councils vote would be seven
to two against Richeson, should Gov.
Foss refer the case.
Gov. Foss admitted that there was
a conhiction Of opinions in tha three
reports already submitted to him b!
the alienists. This means that at
least one of the experts believed
Richeson "unaccountable" when he
killed Avis Linnell, and unaccountable
now. 1t was learned authoratthat
now. 1t was learned authoritatively
that the report of Dr.. |. Vernon
Briggs voiced the opinion that while
Richeson was moral degenerate,
the method of his murder of Avis
Linnel and his subsequent cool plan
to evade responsibility indicated that
ne was accountable" and could legal
" and morally be held to account.
The governor declined to be quot
ed directly, but made it plain that un-
less the two remaining reports were
strong in their opinion that Richeson
was "accountable" the case would not
be submitted to the Council tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-14

In the Corporation Court today a
final decree was entered in the case
of Mary E. F. Sonner VS.. Calvin Lee
Sonner, granting diovrce to the
plaintiff from the defendant upon the
ground of desertion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-14

Marshal c. Slaughter and Deputy
Sheriff Charles White, of Archer, Fla,
were decoyed to a lonely spot near
there early yesterday morning and
aSsassinated. J. A. Manning, anoth-
er deputy. feigned death and escaped
after being wounded. He shot one
of the murderers, capturing him and
his three sons. who are now in Jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-14

Mr.. John H. Strider, formerly Of AL
exandria, but now resident of Sus-
quehanna, Pa, has been elected a
member. of the delegation to repre-
sent the l4th Senatorial District, at
the Baltimore Democratic Convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-14

An ark belonging to William Rob-
erts, which is anchored near the mouth
of the old canal outlet was entered
last night and robbed of pair Of
opera glasses, two raZOrs and several
other articles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-14
ALEXANDRIA WARRIORS
VS.. REDSKINS

The Alexandria Baseball Club will
coss bats with the famous Massa-
soft Tribe team of Norfolk on the y.
Alfred street grounds tomorrow at
1870 and those who know the Indian
team look for one of the best games OF
the season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-14

Nellie V. Dishman and husband
have sold to Edith Bendheim a
house and lot on the south side OF
Prince street, between Columbus and
Alfred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Board of Lady Managers of
the Children's Home desire to thank
all their friends who participated in
the recent Cake Contest held for their
benefit, and ask them to still remem-
Der the Home whenevr it is possible
for them to do so.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-14

p. E. Knight & Son have been aw-
arded the contract for placing avn
ings on the post office and customs
house buildings in this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-14
DEATH OF GEN. DUNCAN.

Sa. Antonio, Texas, May l4.-Brlg-
adler General Joseph W. Duncan, COM
mander of the Department of Texas.
died at Fort Sam Houston early to-
day of heart failure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-14

lame back is usually caused ny
Of the muscles 81 the l,.or "aen
for which you will find nothing De1Ser I.
than Chamberlain's Llnlment. FOR
saIs hv all deaIers.-Advt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-14

Hardshell and deviled crabs at
Drsw's restaurant tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-14

The regular semi-monthly meeting
of the City Council will be held to-
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-14
WEATHER REPORT.

, tonight: Wednesday fair, warmer
! 20 moderate so1therly winds,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-01
Sheriff.
kandidat for GjenvaIg.

8efolfningen / bort County pil
erinore, at Sobn @agener for to
Mor lioc1 palgtes pau Set SPITE, at
ban oiloe f%orDalte 5beriff=@mbe6ets
Nffgrer uoen 6rpgt eller 6abgr til
1rogen. Sc bil ogiaa mi mere Ser,
Soer6coisning, at Fan for bolot iii
2pfte og foranitaltet flere Torbe-
oringer t &etl1tng al Sou pg Sr0e11
boa mango Waaoer. @iem1em
bans ntrettelige 8eitrebelier er Sc
%iloe6erpgteoe &elorts poo 2afe ct.
bleoen luffet, og 6eres @iere Mepen
joget uo al oenne 1%orretning. Gen
nforlparlige &urtigfjpriel al Muto=
mobiler paa 2an6epejene / Goune
tpet er faftiif blepen itonoiet, sen
uorocntlige Spfgriel og 9rifferie1
pao 9ompifibs= @fsfuriionerne Ell
blepen formin0ifet, ON life QloeleS
torebpgget. og ollie 2opobertrp6ere
ct blepen betpoet, at Sen lamme
6orboloSregel til 8efpttelie for Sol:
fets Sifferbe0 bill gjploe efte1
bans @ienbalg.
Meo bette for Hie, og mes me-
get mere, Ser fun0e iiges til Tor,
oel for Mr. @ogener iom @beriff,
bar e1bber olporligt tenfe116e @pl-
ger beiluttet at ltette bons 8aIg fo1
Ell an0en Germin. Mlle anore bur.
De begp11oe at unoeripge Sagen /
Bet 5ormaal at fremme 8efoIfnin-
gems beo1 te SS11teresier / &omlep
County be0 at faite oeres 5temme
for bans @ienpalg. Sobn @ogener
5aroe foa 5temmen ira enbber
M'ono Gountpet> iom pnifer at le
|2ob og Sr6e11 operbolot i set ftgr1t
m11lige Smfong, og 6o1fets @el=
|ter0 %baretaget poa Sen beoit nut
Ilige Maa6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-01
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Advertisement
prepared for James ]. Regan by Carl G. Van
Dyke, St. Paul. Minnesota. for which he has
agreed to pay $1.OO per inc
James ]. Regan
for
Kongres
En- virkelig progressiv
Wilson Demokrat.

3nlfer Sc fremoeles at ie en- &e'
aftioner / &ongresiem iom / iefS'
ten Nar far misreprgl enteret 81.
ltriftet?
29s &ongreSmQno S. s. 9tebenS
MrbejOer=9fefor6, bele bans &eforo
5pncs De go0t ON Denne?
@ooorom @ul on bebGDer en- De-
mofrattlf &ongres for at fu1ne ITO
f6re lit acknowledgement; noen Ell
ioa0on oil ban bore bielpel9S.
@n 5temme for Sa1meS s. Ste
gan er Ell 5temme for Ell goo SIC
gjering, en- Stemme for en- &egie
ring / Mrbeioernes og Ben almin
beige @efolfnings S11teresie, 0!
life / acknowledgements, Seito0
8aronerncs % pltlige 6abrifanterj
Snteresie G.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-01
Paid advertisement

Prepared by J:P. Kartheiser, 81 Char1esst.,
st. Paul, and issued for Geo. ]. Ries. COUNTY
Auditor, Court House. Rates 81 per inch.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-01
Governor.
Gn fprt &efprb af
6pu. 8eter N}. &iuaoal.

VUN+ SS%S@ NV OS'*~S0V*<
SPOT paa en- 6arm / Minneiota;
por 2nrcr / flere Sfoler / Minne:
iota.
San CT Ell Spn al Sen fprlte ifan-
oinopilfe Settler" / @oo0bue
County.
6orfottcr al SEN fgrlte uSnitiatiDe
ans &%eferenoum" &lanfe : ri ame'
ritanif &latform - uOmaba &lat
former" i 1892.
San bar StatszS enator fra Sci
&iper 0alen fra 1867; bar 3d.
nebrpoeren / 2opgipningen for Sc:
norblige Minnelotos l10pif1ing, ONT.
fatten0e disappointment, 2an:
6ets Grnning> go0e 8eie og l1opihel
len al agricultural College og CTS:
periment=S totioner.
@n iorig SorfiGmper / 5enatc
for progressive &eformer, laa ion
Mnoerlons SernbonelonozSfat So
ben for 5totens @lepotorer. 6orpgel
ie / r@rois earnings" =Sfotterne
5omino1felie og &egulering a
Sernbanernes Saflter.
San bar @ien ltonb fpr TO en6t
Smtale al uStote 5e6erotion Of Ga:
Dor" for Mfifoffelien al politiif Mis:
brug / Statens u2obor=Bnreou", oe
brogte 6erpe6 Bette til at pirfe / ser
arbej0enoe &lasies Snteresie.
@oi1 uonnpntes 1. SSSon. 1899 al
@uperner 2in0 1om 6ormon0 fo1
Statens v5tate Moilrooo ans @ore:
bonie Commission, Ser / &en
imo0 Sernbane=og Gtoal=M onopoler:
ne iparebe 6ormerne / Minneioto
Millioner al Collars / Gafiterne
for Transportation al 0eres &orn:
pro6ufter, og re0r1cere0e Tofsternf
for Sernmolm mes 80 &rocent.
Sun u0nepntes / 1907 al @uper:
n6r Sobn 81. Sobnion iom Meolem
Gnu 6orma10) al State 8oor6 o.
Control, ser giber Mrbei6e til
1900 Menne1fer UNDER @ibilliIten
og bpcrt Mor iparer Sfottep6ernf
Suiin0er al Dollars / S%nofisbet al
&nl og onoen Stots<6oripning, oe
bor tilintetgjort &arbeiter Gruitens
Magt / Minneioto, iamt opnooet e1
Bclporelie for Sarmerne al Millio
ner al Collars / Binoetroo6 o(
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
On u6merfet &efor6 al prafti1f
p%rogresiipt Mrbei0e / Solfets Snter
este.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-01

GARNER Ct ben rette manb for benne
Sitting.
Mleranber Morriion er ligelebes Ranbi.
bat for bette Gmbeoe. San bar babt 80
4ars Grfarins iom Garmer / gaoro 9atota
% bans n@omefeao", Der oberto9es for SO
9lar tilbase, ct en- part at bans nuberenbc
Garmbiem. @ele bans Nrbeioe, bans itpr=
fe Grfarins, bans 2esnine % bans sSn=
teresier orejer fig ON Sorobruset. San:
Torretntnestalent bar bpseet op en- pregti9
Garm, men besuoen bar ban fact SID til
at beftDre Glebators, Meierier % onpr.
Gorretninssafferer, og meo afsjort j@elo.
@an regner burti9t, bar ct paa9ent 9je
neutrality-suspicious., bar Grfarins os ,er
bDetis i enbper 9etnins; enbper i Nem=
bina County bil f%ortelle Sem, at Mr.
Morriion er en- at be NET oDstise Torret=
ningsmcnb / belle @ountpet.
Oil Garmerne i Staten tilba9epiie oenne
2eiligbeb til at faa en- laaban Mono til at
repro lentere benz peb Stattelisnin9en og
uobitlinsen at Sorobru9et, Blot foroi
nogle foo 9olititere oriber Spot meb Sbeed
ON, at en- Garmer tan bore en- oDstie
G~mbeosmano, os at ictte / bans Ylaos ct
Ndanb lom life beo eller brbber fig BET
minbte ont beres Snteresler, bpilet er ND:
bift / Mr. @ilbreatb's olminbclige 2eoelie
Settle CT life noset politi1t Gmbeoe, bet Ct
en- Sorobruss=S Sitting. Sen GARNER ion
temmer imob en- Tarmer for oenne Still:
ling, forbi ban tilfe1oisbis ct b1eben ino:
rangeret 1,nber ct biit 9artinapn, or 1T
tro imob fig 1elp, fin Tamilie eller TN
| beote materie11e Snteres1er.
@agen lieser tlart for Sem. @bao ri
Sc beige, Mr. @ilbreatb, iom reprelen
: terer Sernbanerne og be itore Snteresler
| eller Mleranber Morrilon, Gormeren?
Mr. Morri1on CT ben enefte ~birtelts
! Narmer= &anbioat paa olle 8al9ieoler. 9
| efter bans g}abn i ben oemotrotifc 0ctt
! "a 1rt ct *" efter bette ben ste Nopembe1
Gnbper ubiloet @clser pil inorpmme,
en- FARMER brroe beitDre bette Gmbeoe.
Sal meo 9eres Nabo oerom; bet b
bore til felles Snteresie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-01
AurA @aknta.
(T0rtlaf ira 5t0e A.
Snotren9enoe @rmnoe, bporfor >
bpr itemme fpr Mlcranber Mor=
riipn fur Commissioner Of
Mgricnlture anb 2abpr.

5tatens n8oarb Of equalization" bar
bet iibite Orb meo @enipn til @fatte1isz
ninsen at al itatbar Gienbom / Staten.
9eres @anb1ins / benne Sag ct ben af=
gjBrenbe. Commissioner Of Nsriculture
bleo inoiat iom Meolem at bette n8oarbA
for at paaie, at Garmejenbom lite bler
u%retferbist b%efattet. Gn birtelig Garrne,
ct ben eneite 9erion iom t%ilfuloe tan for:
itaa at reprGientere Mg%erbrusernes Sn=
t%eres1er.
Sc gamle Bas'er iatte Mr. @ilbreatb
en- &%ontormanb, ino i benne Shilling TO,
at bibeboloe ben gamle p%olitile Metbobe
uoen at babe 6armernes Snteresie for 3ie
@an ct life MI, os bar alorig bGret Gar:
nner; ban bat intet %tilfe1les meo Ssorb:
brusets Snteresier; ban %forisser life al
itptte og misreprelenterer aloeles SSorb:
bruset; ben bleb lat / benne Shilling ber
politif Snbflbbelie os ban bar peret trl
mob 8as'erne. ltnoeripg &etorben obe&
bans Stemmcafgibnins og bet nil les, al
ban fob paa Sernbanernes og &orporatio:
nernes Gibe.
Naar maj %oberfor 4olitiferne, iom itaar
basbeo Mr. @ilbreatb, paapeser at en-
GARNER burbe betlebe bcnne Shilling mps
bes man meb 2atter os betDoes, at Ell
Sarmer life master at fDlbe benne Still
ling. Mun tan meo famine @et iise, at
en- &ttorneD General fife bebBber at bers
en- Sasfprer, elfer at en- erfaen 2Grer lite
bebbbes iom Superintendent at 91blic
Snftructton". @bor meget man enb brtber
Spot meb oenne sante iaa bgr bette bog
life afbolbe Sem fro at piie, at en- bDgtis
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prepared fol- F. Stevens b y Webster Wheelock, sO7 Paramount Ave, ST. Paul,
for which bel las agreed % pay 81 peri inch.
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81 pil temfe %, at @o11l1n Ho ba11
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bbier Eol0iotierm, ilteoetjor at re:
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2oben paa champagne og S1lfe:
Itrpmper og forbpier 6en pao &1p.
Ser og ollie 2ibsforng6enbeoer, be:
; npttet of Dem a%lmin0elige Mano.
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J. g. 81. - Saul 5oIlien. Min.

GsIasH2& t-E @&N#AEsrR 49,
liz, 8. 81. ~ &oul Sollien, Min-
sneopolis, g. g. 3. 8. 8.
@cngsnes, Minneapolis; 8. g. -
Gtto 2onoe, Minneapolis;; 8. Sim.
- &eter &oifaft, Minneupolis; 9.
%. - Olaf &alten, MinneapoliS
8. 8. 80. ~ Magra 6osium, Min-
neopolis; 8. g. e. - Sells Sang
teig. 81. saul; 81. 8. sc. ~ 9ag-
ny 6inbolt, 81. &o1,l; 8. 8. 9. -
Sobn Berg, ct. &oul; 8. g.. -
6. &%oro1oion, ct. SAUL; 8. 8. =
81. 8. 2orior, ct. Saul; 8. Sob.
- Sobn Brandon; S. 8. 8. =
g. g. Ebornas, ct. Saul.