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BRINGS INJURIES ID HALF HUN.
DRED.
Collision on Southern Hurts More
Than 50. Engineer Loses Hi.
Life.

Greensboro, N. c., July g.
Engineer Thomas @. Beach OF
Alexandria, Va, was fatally in
jured, dying later in hospital,
and more than so passengers
more or less seriously hurt when
the Southern railway limited
train No. SO, Atlanta to Wash
ington, collided head-on with a
freight engine in the local yards
at 3 40 O'Clock this afternoon.
The wrecked train carried be-
tween $50 and 400 passengers
and is said to have been going at
a great speed when Engineer
Beach applied the emergency
brakes, $50 yards before the
crash.
Beach and his fireman both
jumped from the engine. The
fireman was not seriously injured.
Among the injured were j.
b. Long of Atlanta and K. d.
Brooks of Greenville, S. G. K.
I. Lippincott, the Philadelphia
publisher, was passenger.
The wreck was caused by the
engine of train No. SO taking an
open switch, throwing it from
the northbound track onto the
southbound. The freight engine
was less than 200 yards from the
open switch, and the impact was
terrific. The operator declares
that Engineer Beach disregarded
a danger signal. Officials state
that the accident was due to an
open switch, the responsibility
for which has not been determin-
ed.
Engineer Beach had been in
the service 80 years, and today's
was his first wreck. He was
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oldest engineer OF this di.
vision in point of service and
among the veterans OF the sys-
tenn.
~ Ends Hunt For Rich Girl.

Often the hunt for a rich wife ends
when the man meets woman that uses
Electric Bitters. Her strong nerves tell
in bright brain and even temper. Her
pesch-bloom complexion and ruby lips
result from her pure blood; her bright
ettom 'restful sleep; her elastic step
troy firm. free muscles. all telling of the
h salth and strength Electric Bitters give n
woman. and the freedom from indigestion,
baokache, headache. faluting and dizzy
spells they promote. Every where they are
womans favorite remedy. If weak or all
lrg try them. 6oc at Lancaster Pharmacy
or Crawford Bros
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calls Tor 244 acres 5000.
~. 9s l-2 acres. J. A. Cauthen's Kib.
ieI lot by John Kirk. &25 per acre.
~. 4Cs acres SisLare place, 3 miIea
Oh Lancaster Ia be sold in lots or "A q
whole. Price s25 to s27.50 per acre.
"a. 56 IL acres at Antioch. $32,s
per acre.
20. so "cres, Jim Blackmon's Dell
Heiton place, near Union. S2l per acre.
20. Sli acres, Il. w. McNurrav's
home place. miles north of Lancaster
cut up in lots at s25, $50 and upwards
per acre.
-. 81 acres, the Moore tract, near
Union church. So per acre.
IS. Nice broom house, North Lam
caster, DIR. Mclntyre's s25OO.
20. Funderburk Il I.aney's env,ne
boiler and ginning outfit-very chean'
30. 13 l-2 acres near Antioch n y
"il'iams house and farm. $50 per acre.
81. Corner lot near Perkins house.
by Clanton lot. SO.
81. 90 acres, r. b. Wright's. mile
north f Primus. Extra good farm
etc. $500.
33. Plyler lots on Meeting and Barr
| streets. north of Bob Crawford's new
house, large lots. 500 and up.
"a. l07 81 acres. one mile south OF
factory known rs Hunter place, two
houses and farms. si5 per acre.
IS. l55 acres, three miles north O,
Taxahaw known as Tom McManus and
Dewette tracts and by Strict knights,
one horse farm open. $1,000.
&c a. acres by Alex Waters place
and known AS j. +. Carnes tract; house
and .-horsc farm open. $2S 50 per acre.
81. S3 l'2 acres. Rufus Carnes tract
by above tract. house and one.horse
, farm open. s22 peracre.
3S. 40 acres, J 4. Cauthen's near
Dan Bailey's house and 60 acre farm
open. 81 80 per acre.
80. 9S acres. W. +. Thompson's. 7
miles northwest of Bethune on both
sides OF Porter and Camden road, bv
| Bill McCasties. 3 per acre.
| ~. Il acres. north of TaXahaw known
rs the Hugh McManus place. $500.
Al. GOO acres on Catawba river. See
! me.
IL. Six desirable East End lots
very cheap. See me.
43. 40 acres at iork New Arch road
> miles of Lancaster. 500 an acre.
~, l3 l-2 acres, known as the Nil.
Ter Gold Mine, by Minor Johnson's
with mineral rights. 500 an acre.
40, 3Sinclair Heights lots, corner
lots. South. east side of Cav and Fer
guson streets, $50. Also I lots n. w.
corner Dunlap and Ferguson streets.
5000. Dsvis.)
46. % acres, Carter Adams, 8 miles
north of Lancaster, west of Riverside
road and by w. j. Cunningham's Sis
tare place. S25 an acre.
~. 30 h. p. boiler and 20 .p. engine
and saw mill, all in good fix. $500.
| 4s. Also one so Saw Winship Gin,
Feeder and Condenser and No. Boss
Press Crockett & Latham 500.
Write or see me for full description.
Everything handled on a > to . . per
| cent commission.
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Observation-Disclosures to them

in this their hour of need.
was misinformed as to ]. B.
Nsil's children, as to the num-
ber surviving him. He lett a
large family but less than 19, as
l was informed. 1 see The News
reports q good list of candidates
for your county officers and it is
noticeable that some of the can.
didates have no opposition.
That is an honor to any man and
argues we'll for his qualification
Glance at the list and you will
see that three of the most lm.
portant offices in your county
VIZ, Sheriff, Supervisor, Court
Clerk, and Treasurer have no op.
position. The incumbents and
aspirants are Hunter, Moore and
Hilton. Where would you find
trio more efficient or better
q ualified to fill the Offices they
seek. OF course they will be
elected. l will have TO give up
my opposition to the base ball
and let the game 60 on since The
News and all the boys favor the
game, "convinced against my
will, l am of same opinion STILL"
Who is b. +. Adams-whose
son is he? | think I know him.
Am sure l knew his ancestors.
He writes we'll but he does not
say who he is for for governor.
l am sorry DR.. Strait goes from
home to find a candidate to suit
him. Reconsider, Dr., and help
the state to get rid Of it's present
head.
Just at this juncture l was
about to close this communica-
ton when the poatman brought
in the Lancaster News of the 3rd
inst. Therein l find a letter
from Col. Leroy Springs. l am
glad to know that he did such
nice work for Woodrow Wilson.
He and his associates proved
true to their man from beginning
to end (sorry Ga. delegates saw
it differently and l am also glad
that INC Ooi. f. ouch aA eash| Pr
astlc supported 1 of Judge Jones.
BY the way, l notice that news
paper reporter in Baltimore call
ed the Colonel q North Carolin-
ian. There it is again-another
fight on the Colonel's hands.
Yours truly,
j. w. Twitty.
Valdosta, Ga, July 4, 1912
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one case of rheumatism in ten requires
any internal treatment whatever. All that
is needed is a free application of chamber
lain.s Liniment and massaging the parts
at each application. Try it and see how
quickly it will relieve the pain and sore
ness. Sold by all dealers.
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| oO acres ABOUT N lle nortn Oh SAiIP
Creek church and ca of New Gu. road;
house. Several good springs. About
20 acres cultivated. $1,000 or 7211s acres
at S25 an acre.
| extra nice lots on new Arch street.
| Will sell very cheap for cash. Il. Il.
Hardin lots.) SEE ME.
| DIR. McIntyre's nice new house for
| rent or sale.
| 9S1 acres, one mile east OF Primus,
on public road, well watered and good
place. is to 80 acres cultivated. Good
4-room house. tenant house, barn and
stables and good pasture. by good
school. J. J. Small's. $3.50 All acre.
SiL acres on Flat Creek, Ben Small
place. Nice house and out-buildings.
Farm open, good water, etc. $500 All
| acre.
46 Il acres, T. II. and l.. :. Bennett's
Creek road, on road leading by Marion
Walkers. Tenant house and 10 acres
of fresh land rest. in pine thicket. Some
| very fine land. $50 an acre.
$50 acres, Minor Johnson's, near I'm
| ion church, three horse farm open, two
houses, room and room and out
| buildings, shout 70 acres of nice saw
timber, for place $4,000
| one 20 ii. i. boiler for $T5 and one
20 III. +. Engine nearly new Sl15. One
90 saw w. 5. gin slOO. Boss Press S5o.
Property of \. Is. Robinson and father.
/. 80 acres, r. IL. McMurray's, q
miles north oi Lancaster, % acres in
cultivation. Price $50 per acre.
2. 10 acres, j. II. Bars, near Dixie,
broom house and two tenant houses.
Also 10 acre farm open. Price $35 per
acre.
| 8. 3lO acres. X. T. Estridge's, near
Bethune, , houses and LO.acre farm.
Price $50 an acre.
| q. 81 acres, near Tom Hance's. Price
$27.5O per acre.
| q. Three nice 3-room houses, :. T.
Blackmon place. very cheap.
5. Nice Groom house, 1-2 acres
land, North Lancaster. Price $500.
3. 43 acres with house and farm
open, near Elgin. Price $25 an acre.
10. Two o. w. Mackey lots north OF
Heath Springs, cheap.
| IL. 2-acre lot by Farmers ware house
in Lancaster. See me.
IL. Lot back OF Masonic hall in Ian
caster. Price $25OO.
IL. Springs lots in North Lancaster.
See me.
II. Burnt house lot by Perkins
place, East End, $3.50. Also Psrkin q
2-story house and lot, East End. Price
$225O to S25O0.
Is. Three lots, Sinclair Heights
Price $3.50.
16, Il ! , acres on Flat Creek, =.
Small's. $lO5O.
| II. 5-room house and 2-scrc lot,
Clyburn's, East End, $4,000.
-. l03 acres, near Elgin, $4,000.
Is. Two 50-acre lots by Geo. Bakers
l$5.OU an acre.
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LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
Our Vsssr.As Correspondent Urg-
es Our People to Support Judge
Jones.

respondent is correct in his esti.
mate of the standing of Jones
and Blease at the end of the
second week of the campaign
(Georgetown) l have underesti-
mated the job Jones has on his
hands. l am so mucksfmpress.
ed with the mportance the
work that the good people OF
the State should put themselves
behind Judge Jones with their
brains and money and by all
~meaEs wrest the state from its
present environment.
1t is evident that Blease has
following, but we are assured
that he is not followed and en-
dorsed by the best men. [ am
truly sorry that Jones has such
dirty job on his hands, but it
must be faced or allow con-
tinuance OF the evils that con-
front the people of the state. 1t
is an old saying "if you lie down
with hogs you get up with tleas." "
Just think of it that the Cover
nor will stand up before an su-
dience and charge Jones with
favoring social equality and
then deny him the right to re-
ply or vindicate himself aud
other things he charges against
him, just as groundless, which
he tries to make people believe
1t will be we'll if personal en-.
counter is averted. Politically
the country (not only S. CO.
shows up badly. There is too
much strife and bitterness be-
tween parties and the country is
kept in continual uproar. 1t
ought not 80 to be, and hence
forth let the slogan be reforma.
ton and good will between all
people. 1 said that the state
correspondent ip esAmating. the
Job Jones has on hand, etc. In
stead OF the estate" get my
data from the Atlanta Journal
correspondent, who writes from
Columbia. S. G., July 2nd, 1912.
The nomination of Woodrow
Wilson to lead the Democratic
party, this year OF grace, 1912 is
certainly the wise thing for the
convention to have done. Will
son is one of our most brainy
men, a gentleman and a scholar,
and we hope and believe he will
lead the party to victory. Geor-
gia's primary for Governor and
State officers comes of in Au-
gust and, our people are more or
less exercised about the result
however, up to this time the
presidential possibility has bee n
the absorbing thought. So it is.
we are almost continually in a
position to put forward our man
or pull do Sn the other fellows
man.
A good citizen of your county
has recently passed TO the be.
yond. l allude to w. D. Ussery.
l have always taken him to be a
good friend of mine, and when l
call him q good man l mean
what l say. If our people
measured to his standard we
would have no need for court
houses and jails. His family
will accept my sympathy. l
also notice the death of DR.. r.
S. Beckham, son of my old friend,
Simon Beckham. / knew but
little about the young mau. He
was of a later generation, and
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More Land For Sale

100 acres choice land just north q
Heath SPRING. sa It of main CAM
den road. q lses, 3 wells 4
wateA Snd b lplace, Ap .crJ
'--st ea* Isas-HN1
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out
influence
Of
Then ssmranf proceeded qualify
w"nut OF ndthe
Sh mighty placed
sns conquered Persia Egypt
npns INTO ITSELF howeve
elephants routed her troops and .
n1ncbh
During hs campaign h: told BY soohsas
should kill
n she believed his prophecy
nsoo built Babylon
ABOVE formed
laid
ihey surrounded
$50 high
30 supreme was the Queens
once rebellion
unveiled
o hen ~"S'
When she had ruled forywo
instead OF furnishing Nnyas she turned
ahed up into heaven And
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down e the ONCE" replied MrA Jar.
why. yes I would. you $50 this u the
nrs Gay We have had . chance to got
away. cay. at four O'clock" Mr.. Jar
began to explain. Tho boss u out of
town and
"And on the nrst occasion you make
up party Of men and 90 OF on .
yachting trip
IT'S only an eighteen foot launch, ."
ventured Mr.. Jar.
don't care how long II 10 or row
wide Il IT," said Mrs Jar. 'T only
think you are very selfish. II you can
get away from the once early, you
might come homo and take me out, ]
never get anywhere. never SEQ any
thing. have no friends to take me out
on their floating palaces. I wouldn't 20
II had. rd give . isteis thought to
my own family. "a try to think OF their
haopaness. and not wholly Of my own
ssldSh pleasures"
Il won't 90 II shaes ne way yuu
look At It." said NJ. Jarr. Il only
thought''-
You only thought Of yourself" inter
posed ahs. ''Oh. very we'll. I only want
you to do what you really want TO DO
II n Wouldn't give you more pleasure
to Be with your wife and children one
pleasant afternoon. why you can 20
with those you seem TO prefer. But n
you were IN. II you were were psuni-
les. what would such people - that
man johnson do for your
Nov. don't talk that way" said Mr..
Jar. II thought you might be coins
shopping or out with your friends ana
wouldn't mind n went With the bow
mo 20 out with my fr3sndsf" asked
MrA Jar. what friends have I 30 10
anywhere With have given I'D all
friends sud al pleasure that other
women have for you. ana yst, when the
nice weahhsr comes whom I'd IKE TO get
out Of the bous& you arrlngs 70 20
yachting with your yohnsons and leave
me 10 stAok in the house and get tuber~
cuoas. or house nervss or typhoid or
nervous prostrahdon or Anything elssr'
Not at air" cried Mr.. Jar. Come
to think Of It I'd much rather spend
the afternoon With you. Wen 70 out
on Riverside Drive or IN the Park, or,
better still. take trip over TO Fort Lee
and see the country in early summer.
Want to take the children"
''Oh. never mind me and the children
30 with your fr1endA the children and
can stay home"
no. air. wen 20 have . little picnic
Of our very own" said Mr.. Jarr. IRA
Rather DO that Tn going to M Il TO get
on early from the once every once In
. while in the nice weather. and wen
take lots a little trtps!
'Tu wager We won't" said Mrs Jarr.
And she Was right For when Mr..
Jarr "ducked." - he expressed Il, the
water excursion, and came home early.
the maid. informed him that
Mrs. Jar had sone downtown shopping
WIN ArN Ransls and wouldn't b homo
-. =. - a
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Letters From the PeonIe

programme IL repeated. I get homs AZ
$50. tired. often to ind the maid has
left, ana there Is no dinner ready.
A boost with the lawn mower In sum.
mer and with the furnace In winter
brings my happy day to a close. Any
chance to get fat on that regimen
Let other commuters testify. E.K.y.
To Keep Tabs on Chauffeurs.
To the Editor a Tho Evening world
am schoolboy and have read about
Judges complaining that they cannot
tell how many times a chauffeur has
been arrested. I suggest that each time
a chauffeur Is arrested the Judge write
on his license the cause OF his arrest,
date. fine and name OF Judge.
CHARLES GIDGIlER.
Land I'm Canada.
To the Editor Of The Evening World:
Could some expert reader inform u
how to secure government land In Gan.
ada. and what industry there would BE-
the safest for two married msnf
---A-4->---.-A>>A--A-. -4A - ~ Ts n
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GET oHNSON. the oaAhisr at the o.
dee. has bought Q IAunoh and
ws're going to get away from
the ONCE . little early and tsy h out
on the Harlem" began Mr.. Jar Q,
breakfast the other morning.
IT'S . pity Mr.. Johnson dossn't an
tho wives Of his friends TO % along, =
SAID Mrs. Jar ooldly.
why. that's Just what I wss oomin1
to" repNsd Mr.. Jar with simulated On.
thusias SIN. "we're going to ~ u ~ q
safe boat. and II II 10 thers'u b loes a
little trips this summer
And II 4 Isn't safe. n johnson 10 in.
tox1cated. as no generally IT," cTnis
was a shot In the air from Mrs. Jar,
she had no means Of knowing whethsi
johnson drank or not). then hen upse,
the boat and you'll be drowned, for cha,
johnson Is a bachelor. apd all bachelors
are selfish. and hen save himself De-
cause drunken men are always savsd.
and youll leave . Gamaiy'-
Come. nowP' interposed Mr. ysrr.
johnson never touches . drop"
We'll. he's reformed very rscently
them" shifted Mrs. Jar. and men Al
ways start to drinking again whom they
Get In . boat"
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MISLED.

ANYTHING further needed to prove tho unwsom and
unworness Of the leaders who directing remnants
the walters strike the attempt to spoil the cs banquet
the visiting German naval officers the Waldorf would be convincing
No class of workers dependent upon the sympathy and
good will Of the general public than winters because few workers
into such direct and personal contact with public they
Yet the leaders of what left of the strike deliberately planned
demonstration effort to wreck highly popular occasion Of public
entertainment visiting guests attempt sure to be
deeply and generally resented.
New York has rarely shown itself heartily anybody
- ts welcome to these courteous cordial appreatve
cousins The city than ready to do its them
have good time. Anybody who tries spoil any This particular
party gong be mighty unpopular whateve his troubles
The city congraues itself that the police aveed disturbance
dinner by promptly arresng hundred Of the disturber
No begudg the walters hearing and adjustment Of
their But could wish them better
OF misguided feminine enthusiasm which first nctes them
occasion Of municipal courtesy and then encourages threat,
the city for having done its best escape such humiliation
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ne s! y%SS SSdpt0u

Z sOurs you t,,ak you are mistaken
AooW Jsnuson." said Mr.. Jar. 'And
wnsn spoks about ssapg n ehs boat
W. safe. I only meant that We were
SONG b test II Il were safe in case of
seorm- We can ten this in the smooth
waters Of me Harlem. where thsrSs no
danger"
M Jar didn't think ef asaang how
sucn test for roueh wuAsr oovM be
made n smooth 6hs bad dsspsr Sboes-
t3ons.
you won't mind my gosngr' suked
Mr.. Jar. ssslng her client
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Yes. I DOR declared Mira Jar. Il
have never interfcrei with your going
OF having a good tine and leaving me
behind. because am used TO It. and 4
wouldn't do me any good 10 protest IT
this late dayi But do think that, on
this occasion At least. you might not be
% ssinshr'
Selfish. howf" asked Mp. Jasr.
you know ven enough you wouldn't
have mentioned to me that 1pu could
get away from the once early. only you
had CLAIMED TO 70 OF on Q jamboree
With that Johnson and those other man
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A Cigarette Query.
10 the Editor d IAs Evsnius world,

10 the Editor a IAs Evening World,
VIII some doctor or other health ex-
pert tell w II cigarettes are really un-
heaithfuI. or II that theory 10 Just a
fetish to scare boys into leaving tobacco
Alonef ! am twenty-five. ! smoke
aisarettes. II they are harmful I will
stop them. But II they aren't harmful
don't want to give them up. CYRUS.
!. Why One COPmuteP Isn't Fat.
10 the Editor Il Ths Evening World,
I've read about commuters never be-
Ag fat. My own case 10 tho answer.
o rise at GO A. NJ. battle. shave, dress.
seoit my breakfast (eat It In four min
utes,. then run. or walk fast. half . mile
Tor my train. ! am joggled on the Erie
for an hour or 90. Then I reach the
Hudson Terminal and have to walk
nearly a quarter mile to my tunnel
train. ! am 1ammsd ana Jostled. An
ether hak-miis Drint ana I an at the
e@cs. often - iats have no t,ms to
~ cut for lunch ~ S.U he meTning
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PLAIN PIE.

HE CHEF Of the atc King Edward vII who has como to
shores to show how to without drudgery With
out odon and at the time get the entire tho
product lays great the late Kings simple
farc-"plain bourgeois cookery"
English and Germans cottage always prdcd
themselves their preference for homy Dishes they
managed to concoct out OF plain ingredients imposing combine
tons famous physician Of three hng-James and
Charles Hho like many doctors Of his day. deved deep into the
science and art Of cookery left Of the elaborate Of British
cook books which be called BY the modest title "Archmagrus
AngoGallicus"
IN this book the vt simple little recipe which good doctor
regarded his masterpiece called "A City Of London Pie" and
followy:
Toxic eight spdryows, pound
OF pofdsoes Qwortsv Of Of
fuce stalks forty chestn1f half
Oysters. quarter Of otron
chokes reIre MOO sstced
barber~1ea quarter Of pepper
OF whoe cinnamon quarter Of
oxnce OF mace oHd quarter Of
'ohen II 10 baked Oth uhne Wtne. butter saoor.
This was long favos Ae Msyors' banoue and AL
dermanic feasts
1t is not unnteresting to know that its ae vrived
on such cheer until the comfortable that he
firmly believed his last illness have been drinking bad
wine with merry company at tavern in the Strand.
Good yine he liked to declare poson have DRINK
oil my lifetime and it has not killed yet; bad wine
sudden DEATH"
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ND so Swiss hoekeeper who has visit us saws the
American abroad the delight Europe that It pleasure
to please him, that he good nnture his manners are
perfect that the American has nac wearing the most
beautiful clothes beautifully hardly and altogether mo,t
desirable guest and TINT the rich American knows wants and
ready to pay tor It, while the poor American grateful for almost
anything at all!
This hotel enteins about ten thousand Of s every
right his hotel had any faults he would surely have
spotted em.
Altogether guess he must be nearly rfpht
SHALL SCOUR Germany Australia and northern countries
keeping as far possible from the beaten trail"
Tribune tntcrpeo 0tth a wclkno.on thcotrsoa, man.
o0er sforftno for a bret to Europe
X Some securing, just to avoid a trail!
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WN0@00 @(s (00T@5 n9@50 en-
O@ lsl6s@0gwm M :! s:s!s g :s!!s. .e''

No. 9CSEMIRAMLSS Winner Of Hearts and Kingdou,s.
mus King OF Nneveh in his
quest about 800 CO. Bacra enmsS easl1
city But his
49, citys walA His cleverest nshsr sturu
the place capture By Unless
would DO failure His scheme Of cumbng
ws that woman came to his add and incidentally history
The woman Semiramia wife Ssnses
She only gordousy
out gifted with genius worthy Of Napoleon
the sorey pepe1ed King and In dozen words explained
whereby he could cw
withal simple that rousd the Kings widest so
ner advce seized Baria, and then found
with the who possible To him
But Cannes husband
Finding
Cannes killed himself MARI Semi
new husbands Kingdom And. 80
own account Whether she
''nnot % HnoWn I'M u whse she did =
she had s.dy won ne heart. Of the s Of xhs
perfected her nc ne w.. Minus and sSues
kingdom n