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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18

WIFE TO APPEAL TO PRESIDENT.
Attorney General WIckersham ana Par
donS attorney Finch Hold Conference
In Regard 10 Case.

Washington. Ian. lS.---it is ex-
pscted thar President Taft will com
mute The sentence OF Charles ".
Morse. the convicted banker, Today.
to save his life.
Ally. General Wickersham and Par
dons Attorney James 4. Finch were
in long consultation This morning over
The report Of Surgeon General Ter
ney on Morse's condition. After the
conference WiCkersham expects 10
20 directly Ia the White House and
place his recommendation before the
President.
In Decenbrr Wickersham stated
thar the instant il appeared thar there
was danger OF Morse dying prison
II is known thai the surgeon general
reports than Morse is in a critical con-
fuI wucthcr br can ever be removed
from the army hospital III Fort Me
PherSon where he is held u prisoner.
The expected appearance OF Mrs.
MorS" in Washington today 10 make
one last plea far her husband will
probably hasten the presidents ac-
lion.
Morse. 50 il Is declared by the army
surgeons. may die at any time. lie
has three fatal diseases Sapping his
strength. Should he rally enough
10 he removed from The army hospita.
i! may be the relief OF finding himself
free may prolong his life "a year, but
he cannot live longer than that.
Should he be TOO weak 10 he re-
moved tn" president eau. by >reci1l
order. give Ia him free !; room in the
army hospital whore h. now lies.
ATLANTA. Jan. lS.-Charl.s W.
Morse. once ice king. now cOnvicr. is
kept alive ~ Fort Mcpherson only BY
the constant use OF Stimulanrs. Or
ficers at III" hospital today said his
condition was extremely critical.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18
WILL APPEAL To TAF I.
All Talk of Machinists Striking
is Silenced at Last Nights
Meeting.

Congress may br appealed to Tor
general wage increase for the navy
ward machinis,s. which has been re.
fused By the Navy Department. The
men claim that the rule forbiding civil
service employees from soliciting any
aid from Congress does not apply to a
case such as thers. To avoid col
lision with anybody on that point, how
ever, any appeal that may be addressed
to Congress Will originate IN the Inter
uationa. Association of Machinists, and
not by any individual member OF Co
lumbia Lodge, the local body,
This announcement was made last
night following 4 mass meeting OF the
men held behind closed doors at their
hall 10 Washington. The next step,
however, will be the presentation OF the
mammoth petition to President Taft
Tor the increase, r. this plan fails,
then Congress will be asked to estab-
Iish national wage rate.
No date has been set for taking the
matter up with the president. The
executive committee will carry the petit
ton to the White House. The plan
for l,S00 men to march there was
dropped last night
All talk OF striking has been
silenced." said President Carroll. i
doubt that there is single man in the
shop who is really in favor Of such 4
movement. A general increase is sure
ly coming
1t is predicted that mauy OF the men
will leave the navy yard IN the sprlug
and summer for higher rates at other
shoDs.
There is plenty OF work elsewhere
for machinists, concluded President
Carroll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18
LOCAL. BREVITIES.

W. Z. Graves, G23 south Fairfax
street, bone phone 5G, will have for
sale Friday and Saturday, > barrels Of
Turkeys at l5c to Ice, and Chickens,
12Mc to 16c, also frozen Apples, 2Oc
per peck, for cooking and baking.
Pork from 12c to lGc.
janis 2t
Tne owners OF the Belle Pre- Bottle
Works held meeting last night at
which plans were considered lor re-
sumption OF work at the plant. 1t IS
said that the works are to be operated
upon basis similar to that recently
decided upon by the management OF
the Virginia Glass Works. it is pur-
posed to resume work about the 10Th
proximo.
Robert Mayo. coIored. who was ar
rested in Richmond on the charge OF
robbery. was brought to this city yester'
dav and placed in the station house.
He is being held awaiting the action OF
the Washington,S Southern Railway
agent.
The funeral services OF the late jcssc
X. Andrews we're held this afternoon
at the residence on north Royal street.
They we're conducted by Rev. Mr..
LuttrelI. The remains will be for
warded to BriJgelop, n. j., tomorrow
where the interment Will take place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18
VIOLENT STORM
IN THE NORTH SEA.
Steamer Wre cked and 50 Persons
Perish. Many Fishing Boats Be-
lieyed to be Lost,
LIFE SAVERS ARE HELPLESS
One 0ffthe Fiercest Rlows Ever EN-
perlenced Causing Inten'e Anxiety in
sSHipi.itis" CIRCLES,

London. Jan. lS.-Forty members
Of The crew were drowned today when
gigantic waves pounded the steamer
Winston 10 pieces on the rocks oil
Peterhead. Scotland. Four sailors
chung 10 bits Of wreckaSe until res
cued by life savers.
The Winston was bound from Liz
erpoo with commercial cargo and
carried no passengers. For more
Than - hours she battled with the
tempest which is raging in The North
Sea. Early today the waves hroi2
through and flooded her bunkers.
and she was dashed against he
trcacherous rocks.
Reports from The European coasts
state that the gale Is raging with ire
mendous fury. Numerous small yes
sells are reported wrecked and il is
believed the loss OF life has been very
heavy.
The steamers City OF Paris and
Elysia. unable 10 continue in the
course before the mountainous waves.
crashed together off Rirhcnhead and
were badly damaged. The harhor
works al Oporto. Portugal. were al
most totally destroyed today by II
tempest which swept up the river
DOure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18
GENERAL LEES BIRTHDAY.
MANY Offices will be Closed T0mOr.
row--Banquet 10 he Given by
Lee Camp in the Evening

The anniversary OF the birthday OF
Robert F.. Lee will be observed tomor-
row, according to the usual custom.
The government, city Offices aud banks
will he closed, the postc fiice will OBJ
serve Sunday hours and the pupils Of
the public schools will be given holiday.
A prominent and pleasant feature Of
the occasion will be the banquet OF R.
F. Lee Camp OF Confederate Veterans.
Tne names o. the speakers have here
tofore been published. The feast will
be prepared by the Ladies Auxiliary,
assisted by members OF the Daughters
Of the Contederacy.
The committee ot arrangements has,
as usual. anticipated everything which
enters into this annual banquet, and an
enjoyable time is assured all who may
attend. These gatherings are among
the most interesting, OF the winter :ca.
son. They afford food for thought to
the many who were babes or unborn
when the issues which brought on the
civil war we're being discussed. and the
speakers protray the same in 4
pleasant and interesting manner. The
mirth which is always in evidence on
these occasions is Always enjoyed.
Several hours are generally spent
and at The close OF the feast all have
felt that it was good tor them to have
been present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18
JUSTICE HARI.AN'S ESTATE.

Wash ington, Jan. lS.-An estate
of only $l3.3S6-,l was left by the
late Justice John NJ. Harlan for di-
vision between his widow. five chill
dren and one grandchid. He had no
real estate. his property consisting
of life insurances' of $500. personal
property worth s. 700 and unpaid
salary of s4S6.1l. James S. Harlan,
a son. Interstate Commerce Commis-
sinner, has been appointed executor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18
The Stephenson Case.

Washington, Jan. 1S.-Members OF
the Senate committee that investigated
the election OF Isaac Stephenson, of
Wisconsin, to the Senate, agreed today
on report. They joined unanimous
" IN the verdict that no evidence was
brought before them tending to show
that any wrongful practices we're used
to procure bis election.
The investigators form q part OF the
Senate committee on privileges and
elections and will submit tue report to
The full committee on Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The seven. story warehouse OF the
Terminal Storage Company, occupy
ing a full city block, near the North
River water front, bounded by Twenty
seventh and Twenty. eighth street and
Twelfth aud Thirteenth avenues, New
York and containing merchandise
valued at moe than $4,000, COO was
swept by fire early yesterday. The
loss was estimated at more than a mil
lion dollars.
One person was killed. eleven other i
were injured, and one is missing as the
result Of an explosion OF natural gas
that wrecked threrstory brick tene-
ment house in Cincinnati, last night.
The entire structure cn,mbled and
| went down burying its occupants be-
ueath an avalanche OF bricks and TIM
bers. Miss Ida Markus is dead and
Mrs. Mary Brock IS missing The fire
broke out Immediately after the COL
lapse, and the cries OF the injured could
be heard for squares. 1t was not uEtll
two hours afterward that all OF the in
| iured and the body OF the dead woman
were taken out OF the debris. 1t is
known that Mrs. Mary Brock, OF Price
Hill, was visiting the Markus girl at
he time.
Supposed by hi> family to be dead,
Robert Smith, a 10-year-old resident Of
the homEy section in the vicinity ut
AsbeviIle. \. c., was prepared Tor
burial by them in the best room OF the
farm house Tuesday and covered with
sheet. News OF the death being cir
culated in the neighborhood. many
friends called to express sympathy and
these we're invited in to view the corpse.
They were massed in the room when
the sheet vas removed and Smith S
face was made visible, but none re-
mained when lie opened his ewes and
asked. IT'S raining. amt it." Some
went out through the doors. but others
preferred windows. whose sash they
took with them. For some time no one
returned. Smith died again next day,
and, after pbysiciau had pronounced
him dead, he was buried.
Four persons are known to have
been killed and another is believed to
be dead as result OF an>explosion in a
mine OF the Central City Coal and Iron
Company near Central City, Ky, about
5 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
! Both Democratic and Republican
leaders in the House OF Representatives
yesterday agreed that there was little
likelihood OF Congress udiourning be-
fore August next. 1t was said that
this probability largely influenced the
Democrats in choosing Baltimore as
the National Convention city. The Re-
pub'icans will have more awkward
situation to deal with in holding their
convention 10 Chicago with Congress
in session. The condition OF Congress
being in session during national con-
vention periods has not existed since
/, 1892.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18
TRIAL MAY Be DELAYED.
Trial of Lewis HOoff of Mercantile
NOl TO Take Place Next
Monday

While no official action has been
taken u the Corporation Court OF Alex
andria, it is under,tood that the trial
OF Lewis Hooff. secretary and treasurer
OF the Mercantile Railway aud Building
loan Associatian will not take place on
next Monday which is the date which
has been fixed. 1t is stated that Mr..
Hooff's attorneys will apply for 6 jury
from another section OF Virginia and
thai several days viii be required be
fore this jury can be cotton together.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18
WEDDING Of
M|LLIONA|RES.
StOteSbury-CrOmwelf NuptialS---
Only Fifty Persons Witness
Ceremony.
BISHOP HARDING OFFICIATES
Bur,Lt i.uncheOR Follows Wedding
Rrid3 and Groom to Leave In Special
Car 1'nr Palm Beach.

Washington. Jan. lS.--Beauty and
millions were united in the society
wedding this afternoon OF Mrs. Oliv-
er Cromwell and Edward T. Stotes-
burg. millionaire Philadelphia bank
er.
In sharp contrast 10 the reported
81. .00G,0Oo marriage settlement uDon
the bride and ieweled gifts estimated
at $1,000 000 was the simplicity OF
The ceremony. Only fifty relatives and
intimate friends were present.
Wearing neither hal. veil or gloves
and but few jewels. AIRS. Cromwell
attended by her son. Oliver Eton
Cromwell. STEPPED from her boudor
10 join StOiesbury in The drawing
room 'uf the Cromwell residence.
where Bishop Harding otiiciated.
Mrs. Cromwell wore d severely
plain bu, costly gown of white panno
velvct-Parisian Stotcsbury wore
The conventional frock.
\ buffet luncheon was served al
ierward AT i o'clock. SrOIesburys
special car will he used for Il honey
moon al Palm Beach.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18
R|CHESON To Be
ELECTR0CUTED.
No Hone For Murderer of Miss Lin
nelI-..His Counsel Admits
the Fact.
TO BIZ EXECUTED MAY le.
Executive Counse. Refuses 90 Extend
Ciemency to Another Muraerer-Ex-
Minister IN Ah;eet Terr0r.

Boston. Mass. Jan. lS.--Dc-th in
the electric chair will be the expia-
ion OF Rev. Clarence " II. Richie
sons brutal murder OF his s'rlish
sweetheart. Avis LinnelL
Hope Of executive clemency that
buoyed up the ministerial mur02Tc;
so that he was able 10 stand calmly
and listen 10 Judge Sanderson's SEN
fence OF death. was abandoned Today
y, his counsel and his few remaining
friends. They read the handwriting
on the wall in The action OF The gov
crnor, who although absolutely op-
posed TO the iniiiction OF the death
penalty. failed 10 urge the executive
council to extend clemency TO SilaS
y. Phelps. who will be executed next
week for the murder OF Sheriff has
Eins. Governor FosS failed TO act
sed the nine members Of the council!
and found that seven believed in en-
forcement OF the law as long as it
remains on the statute books.
The appeal to the governor to act
will be made by Attorneys Morse and
Lee. Richesons counsel. but they ad-
init today they have no hope. The
Sentimen against the minister is too
strong. Thousands OF letters have
been received by the governor and
rhe council demanding the punish
menl the law has fitted 10 the crime
be meted ouI.
Richeson will not be told that
there is no hope until after he is re-
moved TO the gloomy old Charleston
Jail. ten days before May 10, the
date set for the execution. To do
so would mean another breakdown.
Ii was fear OF the deadly chair that
forced The confession. Waking and
sleeping. RicheSon. from the very
moment of his arrest. could soe the
little windowless room in which tie
death instrument is enthroned. Fin
ally. in pitiable condition from ;b-
icct terror he confessed his guilt, as
he said. so that may spend the
remaining years OF my life behind
prison walls.
And the minister who had calmly
given the girl he had betrayed deadly
cyanide after telling her thar il WAS
medicine. which would hide their
shame from the world. accepted the
;. death sentence. believing that it
would be commuted to life impris-
onmcnt. This hope still holds him
up and he will be permitted 20 re-
lain il until the time comes when lie
must be told and then, the Jail utIi-
cials believe. he will TOTALLY col
lapse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

The Reliance Steam Fire Engin"
Company has elected the following
officers: l.. f. Uhler, president; j.
Sidney Douglas. first vice president
William P. Taylor. second vice prcsi-
cent: Frank Glasscoe. secretary; Eu-
gene Rogers, assistant secretary; An
drew Sullivan, recorder; William H.
Bontz, jr., treasurer; A. D. Grimes,
captain: Kenneth W. Ogden. first lieu
tenant; Milton .Glasscoe, second lieu
tenant: Conrad Schwab, commander ol
hose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18
VIII KeipaSe steamer,

Paris. Jan. iS.-Premier Poincarc
today informed the cabinet that the
Italian governm6nt had been notified
to release the mail steamer Carthage,
seized by Italian torpedo boat~destroy.
crs off Caglari. 1t is expected that the
demand will be complied Sith. The
Italian government claimed that the
Carthage bad on board an aeroplane
which was destined for service in the
Turkish army in Tripoli.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18

Constipation is the cause of many
ailments and disorders that make
life miserable. Take Chamberlain $
Stomach aud Liver Tablets. keep your
bowels regular and yon will avoid
these diseases. For sale by ". F..
Creighton and Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18
BOD.Es OFSkATERS EOGND.
Miss Marguerite r.. Kaufman. anh
Norman T. LUrkf DrmwHcd
" hilr skating.

Washington. Ian. II. Chevy Chase
Lake today yielded up the bodies OF
seventeen -year-old Marguerite +.
Kaufman and eehteen.y .yearold Nor
man T. Locke, high school students
and swecthearts, who apparently broke
through the ice while skating, and
were drowned in a few feet OF water.
They had been missing since Tuesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18
ARRESTED FOR FIGHTING.

Constable A. j. Payne. Yesterday ar
rerted Harry Carter, near Springfield
station for fighting and attempting to
cut John Stafford, also colored. Carter
was taken before Justice OF the Peace,
John BroaduS. near Springfield station.
and lined $40 and 80 50 cost. He was
also put uI,ier a bond OF 800 for -
months to preserve the peace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18
O'ConneiI Bishop "i' Richmond.

Rome, Ian. 1S-The Pope today
Auxiliary Bishop O'Cunnril,
OF San Francisco to be Bishop OF
Richmond. Va, and Father Patrick
l.. McGovern to he Bishop OF Ch"y-
epne, Wyo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18

The regular mouthly meeting OF the
D. A. r., will meet on Saturday after
noon at Mrs. Eleanor Washington
Howard's at 3l7 north Washington
street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18

sun and Tide Table.
High Tide 80 am. and
SOC pm. Sun rises ..2
q. IN. and sets $50 p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18
WEATHER REPORT.

Rain r0nisllt and Frida!
warmer Win Eemrera-
ulre above freezing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-08
@eIitanb | peitliae Canada.

gaufforretniuger / Solano, Shift
lamb, Sranfria % Storbritannien bar
/ De iibite gar @ar anbra9te fore
Gunner | peitlige ganaoas 8runbs
eienpomue, mebens Be Surenebe Staz
ter bar b%iDraget melt til bette npe
2anopmraaoes 9efoItnins. s 2ebet at
iibite M~egnIfabsaar belsb nemlis Snbs
panbringen ira be Sorenebe Stater Jig
til 1870, bpilfet er neiten Iigeiaa
nleeet iom fra ale andre 2anbe till
Iantmen. 9isie Spsaper er forreiten
at iaapaS Snteresic, at be FOREIGNER at
urnnes / i'm Selbeb. Sra 2iterrigs
llngarn outom Der famine Nur til Gaz
uabn 21,651 Terioner, fra 9elgien
1901, fra Solaub 1,077, fra Srantrig
1904, fra Spitlaub 4,664, fra Spes
rige 1894 % fra Rorge 1862. Sc
alerflsite al bisie Snbpauorere bar be-
gbnot at bnrte Sorben, og ben Spaas
Dom, at ~peitlige CANADA bill frembrinee
IN balp Billion Sulbels 6peoe, bill
ianbipnIi9uis / Ell nGr Sremtib saa /
SpfplpeIic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-08

Zig til en- ~betpoeIis gp nteeet mart
efter, at &omerne baobe facet fait
Soo | SpoenglanS. Oct fsrite an.
leg beftoo al en- ubef9itet gp paa
ct Steo, iom omtrent iparer til Den
sltiige Gel al oct nupprenbe Gitp.
Sesoprre ~fienber mar ip9rt tibet
I'll Den plore gpplan, og man peo
life, bbor @aoerne gtf, eaer bpor
be oifentIige gpgninger laa. $
@egpnoeIlen al BET Ste aarb. blep
rimeligpis Sonbon liseiom De fleite
andre romerife @per last poe og
reiite zig al &uinerne fsrit Here
bunoreoe gar ienere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-08
Speite Yris for Ie.Sifinb.

Sc fleite al De YeIsiesere, Der bpert
Nar eser lin Sortieneite peo at i9Ise
tine raa TeIsifinb til itsrre Sirmaer,
benpttcr zig at en- iaafaIot "Srappers'
Guibe", Der fortnIer Semmelisbebeu
meo SeniDn til bporban bsieite 8ris
er6ploes for Suoer os YsIsitinb. @aas
lie Den bebite at bisie gpger err ubgipet
at Gnberi6 Bros, / Winnenpolis. Senz
ne gog inbeboIber Siueber AT ale
Yelsbbr iantt llnperretnins ON bpors
ban bpert Climb Hal ~bebanoles for at
brinee heieite Tris. Ieset beror bers
paa, ba mango ~toitbare Sfino sDelGss
ges peb ifjsbeslss gebanbling. Seune
"Srappers @uibe", Der beitaar AT 450
Siper og iom panIisbis fplter $500,
iGlges iaar for $1.25 bpis ma ~tilifri>
BET Inberid Bros, Sept. 2S, Iinnes
apolis, Iinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-08
Gu "We9a'"=Weteram.

Gen ipenife aomiraI 81. 81. g. 8a.
LANDER fpIbte Den 20be Oft. 70 Mar.
San fprte, iom oct bill erinores, 4pm-
mailboen paa Sega" under Ioro.
oitpasiagen 1880. Otter Siem-
fomiten blep ban, iom Den @ang bar
8aptein | S%laaben, ubnepnt til
aommanOsrfaptein og abIet meo
Nopnet Yolanber al 8ega, og ben
%ipenife HigsOag b~euileeoe baabe ban1
og HoroenifislO en- Rationalbelen.
ming paa 1000 ar. aarIig. s 1900
opancerebe ban til GontreaomiraI, |
1901 lonGOntes ban til Warinemi.
niiter, 1903 til 8iceabmirol pg 1910
til aomiral / Slaaoens Heierpe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-08
Sonoons rioite &iitoric.

On Sen ierite bpmpsiiae Se.
bpgeelIe .paa bet Steb, bpor Con.
Don ligaer, bar T~rofesior Saper.
iielb nplis ofientliggiort Ell inte-
resiant artitel / ct enselif Sibs.
ifriit. Iroiesioreu iorisger at aisre
oct al mea ocn giansie Spiatnina
al gerSenSbpeus 5ilbIipeliesbiitorie.
SiGr isger Eroiesioren at mos.
bepiie Den Eaaitano, at Der aaereoe
ier IomertiSen ifuIoe bape beitaaet
en- feItiif @p, al bpis Napn Honier-
mes 9onoinium % oct mp9renbe
9onbpn ifiil0e pGre aileoet.
Spis ser ! oct belle taget fanbtcs
noaen @ebpggeIie isr Roulertioeu,
iaa nlaa Den baue lig8et paa Spo,
iioen al Sbeuiien % pGret al megci
rirge Setponins. Spnoon nSpitIeoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-08
Stolt 90 elao
yurSi Mor iaa suot no cftcr at bape
luttct meo Safe.

Gu apin0e / Ohio bar bleoen noe
item forItprret pes 9pSpepiio og Sier'
teip1GpnL, bepirfet pe6 auiie.
Som hos SiliinOer andre bapoc
&aiien& Drug - Caffeine - lagte
men itooig underground benOeS Ser.
ucipitcm % pirfet foritprrenoe for
Ben notrrIi9c GoroeieIie al Ieoen.
(Gbe err Iigciao ifu0eli0 iom aaife,
foroi Sen i~nbeboIoer Caffeine, Den
Qiitigc Orig / &oiie.)
IS 80 @ar", ~ifriuer bun, bar ieg
brltgt Safe. Sor alto ppret ipge'
liz - bopbc S~iertconOe % Gpspcps
iiu me0 Sour / Wapcu % Wtrnoen,
% set bIcp tiIOel& ioa iIentt, at ieG
uor nritcn i~oritprrct % fllnOe ban.
ifeIig ipiie uo9ct for Ell ll0c 40 @on'
gen.
Seq bar ioo ncrua&, at iea life
fuube lore, og roar icq off tilienaS
ON Nitenen, fuuOe iel ion OpIteO al
&aiic, mebcnS nit &icrte ioruolOte
@rpocrt. Oct bar iom ie9 bar FOR.
giitct. Seq por mapcr - peieoe finn
t25 Tuno 49,, 6a icg iIitttc0c meo
&a'ic % beapnNtc at BRUCE 9oitum.
Sra iorite Gag itouieNe Sc Sp.
itao og Sen &rpubcn / Wapeu, Ser
boOhc ploact MIG. Seq funNc Iouc
iua ilrnbt iom nogerl, % eitcr CT
N'ooueoS Sorleb iplIr1te mine |en.
ner, noar be mebtc mia. bpao Der
boobe aiort mig ioo ipIbtg % friif
al lloiecnbc.
"EilbclS fllnbe lloacu al @srncrc
eller min Mtano fonme mig / Sor-
fiebet mcb Spor % iige: 80, Def
er boao Goinm uOretter for benDe"
- be ielte ollie StoIbeb % @lpoe,
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gen, paalpaaer ieg Dem altib at fsI,
&c 6orifriiteu meb Seuipn iii giI'
bercoelicn al ToinInL ga Den life el
aob bui$ iuna, men uomerfet bpis
Den har i'm Smaa oa lin rige bruno
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60, Battle Grsef, Mfih.
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Ell 8runo".
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ut mt uil iurefummcr fra Sib ii
anScn. &c or rste, ianoc % nib,
al Sntercsie for Wcureifebeocn.
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