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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-07

der, but In the last turn the little
staten Islander opened "a gap OF two
feet which Meredith could not close
although he came through with the
famous sprint which has landed him
in front In all his big races With
the immense crowd shrinking nnc wav-
ing hats. the pair swept down the last
stretch with Kiviat holding his scant
lead. Halpin, who finished third was
four yards behind Meredith KivIat's
time was one and onc-nfth second he.
hind the indoor record OF 1914 hold
by Harry Gissing Of the New York
a. c
Pat Mcdonald. the winner OF the
o+-pcund shot-put. was the only other
athlete besides Kiviat to viii double
brackets
The Babe threw the sGpound
weight for heigik 3 feet is inches.
and beat Matt McCirath. who had n
throw OF IL feet inches. Both mon
made heavcs OF Il feet inches. but on
the throw off TO decide tho tic MELON
aid made his winning throw Willie
kramer in tho two-milc run. Howard
Drew in the 75-yard dash, and Wen
dell in the 7o-yard hurdle race were
the other record performers
Abel r. Kiviat. of the irish America
Athletic Club. holder OF The 1.0o0-ya
rUdoor record of ZIG LIS. ana last
years champion tried to run an easy
race in the 1,o0oyard run at the in-
door championships Of the a. A. u
tonight but Gene Marceau. OF the
BOSTON a. a. set fact pace from
Continued on Seventh Page
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-07
.SUPERbAS HAVE
GOOD SESSIONS

Augusta. Ga. March 1.-TWO good sessions
OF practice and fairly good siX-inning
scrub game was the work Manager Dahlcn
handed out 10 the Suporbas here to-day.
Tho scrub game came as surprise 10 tho
men. who Gid not look for It un.:l the first
of next week. This move on Dahlcn's part
was probably due To the form shown by some
OF the older members OF the team The
game itself was fairly well played. uotwith =
standing n high wind Score: Dahien's
team. Q: Dauberts. :;
scrub games VIII be part OF the daily
program from now Pitchers tucker.
RaSon and Allen showed flashes OF form at
tineB that was unexpected 80 early in the
season Others TO show their measure was
paubcrt, Smith and Cutshaw. Daubcrt was
shy second baseman. so lie moved over
TO that position himself
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Continued on Seventh Page.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-07
MARSHALL bESTS
CUBAN CHAMP ION

Havana March 6.--F J. Marshall.
OF Brooklyn won first place in the
Cuban chess tournament, which was
concluded here today. j. r. Capa-
blanca. OF Havana, finished in second
place. n. Janowslki, OF Paris. was third.
while .. Chajes, OF Chicago. and a.
Kupchik. of New York. divided fourth
and NTH prizes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-31
PARE NTS ABSENT;
SHE DRINKS LIQUOR
Eight-Year-Old Girl Has Narrow
Escape After Swallowing
Quantity of Whiskey.

Drinking a wincglass of whiskcy
during the absence of her parents,
fetta Morgct, oight-year-ol daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Morget. Of 1871
East Marshall Street, had Il narrow cs-
cape from death yesterday afternoon.
The mother returned home and found
the child unconscious. She hurriedly
summoned her husband. and he lost 10
time in picking up the unconscious
form and ran to the Memorial. Hospital
The girls stomach was washed out
and though she was still in a stupor
last night, it was said she would re
cover
Apparently with the idea OF doing
what she had seen grown persons do,
fetta, alone in the house, secured q
bottle OF liquor. She dropped some
sugar In the glass to made ''toddy,
but neglected to add any water. She
had evidently filled the glass, Judging
by her condition when found by her
mother.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-31
SAY SOFT DRINKS
CONTAIN ALCOHOL.
Revenue Agent Chapman Re-
ceives Many Reports of Appar-
ent Innocent Law Violations.

Revenue agents throughout the
State are having trouble with small
dealers. who. apparently innoccntiy, are
violating the law by selling fcr.ncntcd
liquors without taking out the re-
quired license. a number of reports
on the subject have been received dur
ing the past week by Revenue Agent
w. II. Chapman. In the majority Of
cases, the retailers have purchased the
liquors without a knowledge that they
stances. direct misrepro sentations have
their agents.
The liquors are designed for sale as
soft drinks. but, owing TO their nature.
readily Torment. ana OH analysis Show
from , to per cent of alcohol. which
nuts them in the class requiring spe-
cal taxes. The retailers. not knowing
the nature Of the beverages when
called upon for the tax, mako strcnu-
Gus objections, but. although the vIo
lation is purely technical. they incur
the liability, and arc required to fur
nish the stipulated amount
Charges that certain manufacturers
have sold liquors guaranteed to con-
tain no alcohol, to innocent purchasers,
will be investigated by Colonel Chap
man. The brewers or manufacturers
pay their tax as required by law, but
sell to many small dealers WAC would
not handle the goods If they knew
that they contained alcohol. The
trouble is nor confined to anA one sec-
ton. but is general throughout the
Gtofa *f4t H.H4s lEtl sfa - vi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-31
HUSBAND DENIED
CARE OF CHILDREN
Supreme Court Refuses to Med
die in Matrimonial Tangle of
William w. Drake.

The State Supreme Court ycstcrda +
refused 10 grant William WHO
Drake. the Fauquicr stock breeder wh Z
married tho wealthy Miss Edith SlayH
ter Mills, the custody Of his two chill
drcn by his ex-wife. on the granting
81. ", 'tecrce which legally separated
Mr.. Drake and his wealthy younlt
wife, he applied for the custody OF thd
Two eldest. children, but expressed u
Willingness TO allow Mrs. Drake 10 do
what she pleased with the youngest
girl. an infant.
custody OF the two children was
refused Mr. Drake by the Circuit Court
or Fauquier County. and he took ;ii
appeal to the Supreme Court Tho
court yesterday refused his petition
Tor writ OF error and supcrsedcas.
III the lower court Mrs Drake won
aer light for the custody OF her chill !,
oren on the grounds that she had all
wa%s provided the financial support
Tor them and had given them the onlJ
care they had received. In tho evi
dencc she brought out the fact thai
her income OF s5.700 was used for thj
maintenance Of the household whil,j
her husband had only something iikj
5000 annually in cash to supply
William Wilson Drake. n wcll-know,i
man In Fauquier. and Miss Edith Stay
ter Mills were married In New YORK;
on November 20. 1901. Eleven yearJ
later. OH the anniversary OF their wed
ding, she voluntarily Left her husband
ana never returned To live with hml
Efforts TO effect 4 reconciliation failed.
Inc crisis IN the affairs Of the couple
WAS prcclpi,atcd by trip Mrs. Drake
took TO Fishers Island. K L. In the
a. lt.. -
band charged that she WAS caught i'll
the act OF kissing an army oiiicej
after dancing the turkcy-trot wifi
him,
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JAPANESE HONOR
MEMORY OF BISHOP
Christian Converts Send Stone to
Mark Grave Of Claiming
Moore Williams.
UNWILLING NEXT WE
WEEK
Several Bishops Will Take Part
III Exercises on No
vcmbcr 7.

Unique and touching tribute to the
Moore Williams, pioneer missionary to
china and Japan. for hfty-nve years
mead OF the Episcopal Church in the
Far East, who died in Richmond in
1910, has been paid by the Christians
OF Japan in the shape of II small stone
monument sent from Japan to rest at
The foot OF Bishop Williams's grave in
Hollywood Cemetery. This stone. in
scribcd in English and Japanese, has
arrived in the city and is being pre-
pared for erection at the grave
Tho japanese stone will be placed
on a base Of Virginia granite. thus
making an Impressive monument. The
stone VIII be unveiled in Hollywood
Cemetery on November Z, when appro-
PIRATE exercises will be held at the
grave, and afterw:urd in Monumental
Church. which bishop Williams attend
cd in his boyhood. Bishop McKim. of
Tokyo, and bishop Tucker. OF kyoto.
VINO divided the mantle OF Bishop Will
liams In Japan upon his retirement
have been in New York attending the
Episcopal Convention, and will come to
Richmond to take part in the unveil-
ing ceremony. bishop Gibson, of tho
Diocese OF Virginia, Will be in charge
of the exercises.
Touching Inscription.
In accordance with the expressed
wishes OF Bishop Williams his family
placed nothing but a small granite
cross TO mark hts last resting place.
This cross will be moved TO the head
of the grave and the Japanese stone
set up at the foot. The block OF Japan
csc granite. about three feet In height
and the same In breadth. is carved In
the form Of u graceful scroll. At the
top OF the scroll is gold cross beaten
INTO the stone. and bc.ow this, in Eng
iish letters and japanese characters
made Of beaten gold leaf. Is the tender
inscription TO the memory Of the 1T
Rev. Claiming Moore Williams. ID. d.,
Bishop OF Japan.
voyaEcd with Ferry.
Claiming Moore Williams was born
IN Richmond, and is survived by many
relatives III this city. lie was one OF
the first Christian missionaries 10 enter
voyage OF entry with Commodore
Pcrry's fleet in 1855. IL first began
work in China. but shortly aftcrwarl
went across into Japan. For seven
years he laborcd in the land OF the
Mikado without winning q convert
Then his zeal began to have fruits. In
1866 lie was recalled to New York and
consecratcd Bishop Of Chini, and Japan
He returned to Japan In 1867. and soon
nftcrward asked TO be relieved Of the
Diocese OF China.
His health failing in 1905. he resigned
Us bishop and returned TO Richmond
TWO years later. on December - 1910.
he died IN this city. Bishop Williams
was one of the most famous OF the
christian missionaries in the Far East
on account OF the length and zeal OF
his service and because OF the results
accomplished. Among other things ne
translated tho prayer and the
Bible into Japanese.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-31
MAY INCREASE PENSIONS
Larger Monthly Allowance May 30 Given
To Retired Policemen

The annual meeting OF The Police Renevo-
lent Association viii bc held next Thursday
afternoon at $50 o'clock in the HASTINGS
Court room Notices were yesterday gent
OUT by CAPTAIN George l.. Pollock, secretary
one OF the most important matters to 10
considered Is the question OF increasing the
present pension Of S3j Il month for retired
officers 10 $40. The hoard OF directors of the
association has decided that the funds now
N hand make this increase feasible and
VIII make q recommendation to that effect
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-31
INCREASED EARNINGS.
Atlantic Coast Line Railway Issue. f,or,
parntiye STINT emenf fnr sent nhcE

=, pHTHtfNt SfHttIHrHt TOT September.
The following condensed comparative state
ment OF earnings and expenses OF the Al
lantic Coast Line Railroad Company for the
month oil september was issued yesterday
by III. G. Prince comptroller:
Operating revenues. this year s. 642 400 20.
last year. S2.i5HSfO.a3. Operating expenses and
taxes, this year S2,lG45SC5s; last year 81 $50
2b5..4. Operating income this year. ST.. Si95o;
last year. st25.5S679
From July TO September 80: Operating
revenue, this year. s743i2740i: last year
S..3dl Ss2 So Operating expenses. this year
10. Gg5s3. last year, Sc. 1i5.3s. Operating
income. this year $500 66S.Oa. last year, si.eso,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-31
Petition Rcfuscd

Ihe State supreme Court yesterday refused
10 interfereNin behalf OF Thomas weaver of
orange County, who has been sentenced 10
serve ten years in the State penitentiary
Tor misconduct with his eighteen year-ojd
daughter Lizzie Weaver. The pctition for q,
writ OF error was denied and Weaver viii
be forced to serve out his term
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-31
I.InintIn Gets ycr,IIc,.

a verdict In the sam OF si,lJo was re-
turned In favor Of the plaintiff yesterday In
the suit OF r. y. Edwards against l.. 81. l..
Smith. q. IL. Hawkins and w T.. Bpford.
which has been on trial for three digs n,
Henrico Circuit Court, II was claimed that
the defendants made a misleading rsprescu
tation IN regard TO property sold To Ed
MnrGs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-31
Recommend OIL Appropriation.
Writ of Error Granted.

The State Supreme Court yesterday
granted the petition for q writ of error
licd 10y Robert ;. Trower. committee
for Henrietta > l.. Trower, against
Southey II. Spady ct ais. on appeal
from the Circuit Court OF Northamp-
ton County. This case was once before
brought into the Supreme Court under
the title OF Jarvis against Spady but
was dismissed OH the grounds Of lack
OF jurisdiction. The case involves a
fight over the will of Mrs S r.
Schcrcr. who died in the Western State
Hospital. and the form OF bequest
she made 10 one Of her daughters. Mrs
Henrietta s. X. Trower. who il at
present confined in the williamsburg
Asylum. The othor daughter Of Mrs.
Sch"rcr is dead, and the litigation is
consequently still further complicated
Sues for S343.20
Suit for s3i3. % Instituted yesterday In
the city Circuit Court by w. NJ Parrish
against 4. t. paimore. X. II. Worsham and
y. l.. i.lpscoinb.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-31
Organ Recital

In the First Presbyterian Church tonight
al $50 O'Clock, Ben j. Potter VIII give q
farewell organ recital. Mr. Potter will he
assisted by Joseph Whittemore. tenor and
T.: Is slaughter, baritone The public is in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-31
Alleged Careless DrIyer.

FRANK TiEnor, a chauffeur was arrested
yesterday by Iatrolman Vinson on lilo
charge OF carelessiy driving an automohiie
iie VIII be given hearing this morning in
Police Court. s 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-31
COMES IN PRIVATE CAR
{. Is. q. Billings and Party VIII Arrive II
Day Ia Visit Curl. Seck.

G. IS. q. Billings. the millionaire sports.
man at New York and Cleveland who RE-
Gently bought curl's Neck Farm. viii ;trriyd
IN Richmond this morning At $50 ocIoch
win party Of friends he VIII come from
New York In his private car. and VIII rel
main here for one week. Instructions huvf
been received by the Richmond. Frederickhi
burg ana Potomac Railroad 10 sidetTaci< ~tbt
Gar here until Mr.. billings returns SortHAu
While here II Is expected Mr.. Billing. ,2z|
complete arrangements with the Virgil
stat" Fair Association for his usc Of 4
track ANA ntibl.s at the Fair Grounds
the purpose OF training OF his famous str H
OF race horaes until he has had completed
private track NJ Curl.s Neck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-31
ID; S. Mccarthy to spcnk.

Daniel 5. Mccarthy viii sneak b.for.
IL r.. Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans. to-
hiSht, giving personal war thine remini
SCIENCES. The meeting will lie open to Tho
public. 49, - ''e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-31
FIVE COMPANIES
FORMING QUICKLY
War Talk Helping to Recruit
New Commands of Vir-
ginia Volunteers.

Since talk OF Intervention in Mexlco
mas become rife. the task OF recruiting
hVe additional companies or Infantry
Tor the Virginia Volunteers has been
slmpiitied. Reports coming 10 tie office
~ ~ t ,iIl General Sale indicate that
inc Virginia militia will be easily abb.
70 come up TO the War Departm. Mt re-
uuirement before January /, tn. time
unit set by the Secretary Of War for
the Virginia Volunteers to recruit their
eeiinents TO normal strength.
NJ the same time plans are being
iald Tor the organization Of Il strong
medical corps. and officers in charpe
OF IN. enlistment of signal corps are
proceeding with unabateo zeal Tho
state military Office has been provided
by the War Department with tho most
valuable and complete equipment for
both medical and signal corps. !uclud
ing i've ambulanccs, drugs, operating
Instruments and field glasses spy
glasses, telegraph and telephone ont
hts. miles OF wire and other signal
apparatus. The equipment ALREADY In
General sales possession, IS worth $40
eco. 80
Recruiting HapidIy.
Captain w. T.. Trivvctt. OF Staunton
VINO Is recruiting officer for the Vir-
slh!a Volunteers. called on General
sac Yesterday 10 report progress In
thc "iort 10 enlist five rc.v COMPANIES
OF lnihtia. According 10 accurate re-
ports there viii be more than the de
sired number of companies enlisted
IT Virginia Beach tho work OF or
SaniZinE company OF infantry Is
prhctcaNy complete; phocbus has APP
paed TO be mustered into service:
FRANKLIN Is assured of success. while
Manassas. l.uray, Tlarrisonburg and
Siiiton Forge have all presented opti-
nisuc reports OF recruiting
Just 1T the present time the
Adjutant-General is confronted with Il
difhculty IN regard to his signal corps
" first 1T was understood that with
twenty men the CORPS could be mus
tered In. but now the law is interpreted
To read that seventy-two men will be
necessary These men must be electri-
clans telegraph and telephone opera
Tors. AMI men acquainted with the work
or running lines Of communication
Lieutenant T.. s. Splatt, Of the First
Regiment. is in charge of the recruit
ing. and feels that there will he little
difficulty In recruiting scvcnty-two
men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-31
Arrested for Stealing wheel.

william Watkins fourteen years old was
arrested yesterday by Bicycle policeman
i.eiss on warrant charging him with steal
nv DicycIe from Cammey Griffin. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-31
Ncgrn Smsncct |. Gircn Iihcrl.

James Lewis. colprsd who Mas being held
on II charge OF stealing co~ ana a hoTs,
and cart. WAS dismissed yesterday by Mur-
istrhta T. J. Purycar when a H. Ni,cheIl
Swtnfs. I poIii,iyeis stated Ia. the man
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-31
MlI00N CALLED.
TO FILL VACANCY
nor Sets January 6 as Date
|, Choose Senator Tuck
er's Successor.

ernor Mann yesterday directed
IAN order be issued for special
Jon on January 6, 1914, 10 choose
4cessor 70 state Senator John Ran
Tucker OF Bedford, resigned.
n by the Governor in this mat
las been delayed pending oehni,o
that Judge Tucker had
& asaA loska. WheiS lie arrived at
~ yesterday 'aftGiuoou from
esyi!ie, Governor Mann found
With the formal resignation OF
(dge Tucker as State senator. ana
10 announcement that he has lett
|gttle for Nome 10 take up his duties
territorial judge.
The race for The Democratic nomi-
alton III this district promises TO be
arm, now that the atmosphere has
len relieved OF the doubt occasloncd
uncertainty rs 10 Judge fuckers
&yements. There arc three avowcd
N Ndates In tho held Major William
Henderson. OF Lexington; J, c. Pax
OF Buena Vista. and :. $. Lambeth,
$kSS Bedford Unless cwo of these
B5irants, Gun be eliminated by agree
,ent. q Democratic primary or con
ention will be held.
The Democratic party chairnlen in
= district, which is composed of the
ounties Of Bedford, Rockbildgo, and
70 town or Bucna Vista. Will deter
line On tho method OF procedure
Wish TO Drop Two.
Thsre is a well-denned movement on
BOT 10 have two OF the candidates
'ithdraw. leaving but one Democratic
andidate. ana thus saving the expense
the prinary. Republican opposi-
In tae district las not set crystal
along positive lines.
Sc John Itardolph Tucker was
#eh1ly appointed b. President Wilson
Judge OF the Territorial Court, at
HAne, alaska. He resigned as state
tof ~ once. and departed for
- 10 10 sail for Alaska Two weeks
2fA he news was received that -
Missed connection with the last
81 ing north this season. and
% ~ Sisnption was withdrawn ~
later, however. he found means
~ ng the journey and sailed
tile about a week ago ON the
Victoria.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-09
Hun pukntu.

Snitru % Muoer hpb. Mrs, ears
Ielion or / ell NIber al Al Iur al.
ooaet pco Gsbeu / lit Stem ire Wtil
pitel.ior IrIin9ton. Srn e%fterlooer
iig Mfanb % IRE Sern.
Stprc Splinacr pcb Se!bn. Sar'
merne i Smeguen al Selbp bar ! Den
ienere Sia aiort tore Sroflcb AZ
Wtelfefier, o. Mcieripriit oil Der BIZ
iperfiat eiter en- flor gsaaleltof.
gu Sanf / @cblen. State Sart
err blepen crganiieret / Tcblen meo
en- aapitaI Of $4,000, Zen me
gan-s Stiitere er Sliliiis Nosholt al
Nsinneapclis iamt $. s. Sanion, 20.
3. @oSiue, Msartin Nilion, s. ..
Sin, Ssmnnb Niliou % Ole IaN.
LAMB. ane al @eblen.
@bccler blipcr &ctsirSc. Zen
Charles Mir Gountp isrte Strio ON
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3Nputuuu.

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fonierpatipt SperIag pil Slatbeao
Ialep ioar irembringe aornporer
% 6rl19t til en- 9Grbi al 212 Will
lion Collars.
st llbprc al en- Siif. 90 Ser /
Guers' Seno pe0 aalllpel t%prleoen
Gag iatte Jig ioit en- bel Gel Cont
nler, bporpaa maatte arpenoes Sp-
ndntit for at Ie3ne, flpo Der op en-
6iif, ser par et ianot ubpre | 6ors
bolo til Sen life glp. 6i'fen par
uoget ienoerrepen al bet anoenote
SprGngitof men bite Jig Dog at
hare ppret itne 9obe fire SOB lang og
moaife peiet 40 Snno. gloen er life
oper 80 500 brGn, % alorlg bar man
tpnft at iinbe 6iIfe al iaaoan Ster'
relie Der.
Oaiaa Ell Sfilsmtsicsrnnb. Wrs.
9esiie q. Gallagher fit iorleoen Dag
peo 9fetteu / Suite Sfilsmisie ira i'm
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rina, bar bIepcn iaa eruiom o9 for
oringSiulb, at bun life funoe leoe
neo ban. Wr$. 8aau5ber anforte
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9raernes lloioQn fan lepe FIN hetlt
en- Iaaneo8 Sio. San Dor Ell uge
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ser er Iotter al Ell rig Sanolpge
9uttc, bIep ocb Sfilsmislen 5ipei
Siuaoelie til at antaee lit Flgenaon,
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flpreDe iorleben. at Wontana inoer
De n9ite 10 Nar piloe forooble II
Intal al Wteierier, % at Den I'll
life bar fern, ga Staten piloe ltaa
ferite Hrffe bIanbt aae mclfeprooil
cerenoe Stuter inoeu 2anoet. Sel
er MI AS Weicrier inoen Stateit
men flln omtreut 80 err | Crit, %
mango en0r1 life bar lGrt at nro
aaa eoelGgQeu0e 3onflirrance ellie
paa anocn &is oripe Sprretningel
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oil DOG meget mart rette paa 'ig
mener &ommisiPrer. Sor Wtonta
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bruaet mere Isnnenbe, mener ban
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NGrbeoen bringe en- maaneolig Sno
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merne fou fiebe paa lette Vilfaar
ON DC life cr masiise NOT til at be
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NensinLh / Tctcripn. Gnlrt 2

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fort Cab iOr Gieren.
Eioucer / Hprman osb. Sans
aaiteniou, Der par blan0t DC ferite
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