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40 U street northwest; estimated cost,

I+E z street Northwest, estIiHs1teU WV
$500.
r. Grier, to build garage IN rear OF
1921 Madison street northwest; arcnitec''
J. #. Mill: builder. j. F. Mill & bso.' es-
timated cost. SEQ.
Municipal Building Company. to Duiid
dwelling at 4Sth and Lee street nortn-
east: architect, C. II. Robertson; builder
= -. Pnisertro1. cst;,rated cost. 1912
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-09
Up-River Waters

Special Dispatch to The Star.
| HARPERS FERRY, w. Va. September
9.-Potomac river clear and Shenandoah
muddy this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-09

Ell Dividend Today.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company. 11a:
New Yo.k, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road, 11a; Chino Copper Company. 10 cts.
per. share; Nevada Copper Mining Com
pany. 37la cts per share; Ray Consol-
idated Copper Company, 81 cts. per share
and Utah Copper Company, IS cts. per
share.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-09
Building Permits.

Building permits were issued today Il
the following:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-09
Each Loses a Point.

Losses reached a point in Union Pacific,
Canadian Pacific and Amalgamated.
Weakness of copper metal in London In
fiuenced depression in the copper group
here. In which there was realizing fol-
lowing the recent rise and the good
showing of the monthly report yesterday.
Announcement of new financing by New
York Central was responsible for the dip
in that stock.
Loss by tho banks thus far in the week
Of &2.01O.OO and the all-around tirmness
of money operated in favor Of short sell
ing. Bonds were easy.
Prices barely moved at all between 1.
and 1 o'clock, even the wide fluctuations
in the petroleum stocks being suspended.
while the traders discussed the probable
condition Of corn in the government crop
relart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-09
Closing Prices.

Bar silver quiet. - Died per ouEcc.
Money, 2Aa2la per cent.
Discount rGtes-Short bills, 5 3-18 per cent
three month bills, 3 HE per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-09

II YOU want work. read the want col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-09
WEATHER.
Fair and Continued Cool Tonight
Wednesday Fair, Warmer.

For the District of Columbia, fair, con-
tinucd cool tonight Wednesday fair:
slightly warmer; moderate northeast to
east winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-09
Wide Fluctuations in the Pc
troIeum Quotations Fea-
ture of Trading.
GRAIN is FORCED DOWN,
BUT COTTON is BUOYANT
Demand for Stocks Late in Day
Forces Prices Back to Yes
terday's Closing.

NEW YORK. September 9.-Most of tie
leading stocks declined at the opening
today New York Central and California
Petroleum with losses of point each.
were heaviest Trading was light and the
downward drift was slow. with recessions
limited to small fractions In a majority of
cases.
Depression Continues.
Selling OF the important issues ceased
soon after the opening, but the market
continued depressed. few buying orders
being in the market. Petroleum stocks
moved violently. California turned its loss
of point into rise of two points. Mex
lean jumped Az more on top of yester-
days rise of five POINTS on rumors OF a
deal New York Central made up its in
itial loss.
Reports of rains in the southwest failed
TO strengthen the market. owing to the
general expectation of decidedly I'M
favorable showing in the government re-
port on corn. late in the day. Grain
prices were lower. but cotton continued
10 rise buoyantly In the stock market
the course continued downward through
liz. morning
The Washington times., 1913-04-18
DAILY SERIAL STORY
THE GHOST GIRL BY 8ss s. kssnss s:es Msssss' S.s
A. M
By Henry kitchell Webster
Author Of The Whispering Man.
Copyright. 1912. Frank A. Munscy Co.

Jeffrey reached back and opened the
door. "Aren': you people getting hun
CRY in there?' ne said Il am
None of us had thought of 1t before
but the realization of IL came to us oil
at once.
volunteered, and get a dozen re0hots,
then we can eat them as we ride
That's good notion said Jeffrey
approvingly
l slipped from the car and made My
way up the dimly lighted cross street.
Halfway to my destination l passed a
man and woman coming from the di-
my hat low down over my eyes and
paid no attention to them until just
as they passed me. Then heard him
say to her:
They'll do until we can get a more
civilized meal" and l remembered hav-
ing observed that he had a paper bag
in his hand.
OF his voice made me turn and look
after them. Their appearance. as they
blurred into the darkness Of that dim
ly lighted street, confirmed the i'm
preston that his voice had made
that they weren't any more than we.
on long ulster and motoring cap,
and she seemed to be heavily veiled.
My principal feeling. though. was
one of irritation. l had DIR. Crow SO
strongly in my thoughts that the
very last glimpse ! got Of that dis
appearing back reminded me Of him.
l went on TO the lunch-wagon.
made my purchase, and had got al
most back to the car when I heard
the sudden roar of a motor. II wasn't
our own car. That was chugging
away passirely on just enough gas
to keep 1t turning over. But. looking
ahead down the road. saw the
diminishing red tail-light of another
car.
Jeffrey was slouched down in his
seat. his cap over his eyes. his head
sunk forward On his chest. He paid
no attention to my arrival Indeed,
ii seemed as If he had fallen asleep.
He aroused with a start when I
touched him.
Here you are said l.
Even then he looked at me blankly
for a second. then rose rather stiffly
and climbed back into the interior of
the car with the rest OF US.
1--WE may as well eat standing
still" said he. It's lots pleasanter."
Then I saw that Gwendolyn was
eyeing him curiously.
Continuation OF This Story VIII
BE Found in Tomorrow
Issue Of The Times
The Washington times., 1913-04-18

ment committee of the chapter, had
charge of all the committees who
planned the dance.
Officers of the chapter who were pres
ent were Mrs. John NJ Hickey. Mrs.
Belle c. Riley. Mrs. George s. Coving-
ton, Mrs. John T. Callaghan, Mrs.
Walter f. Hutton. Miss Elizabeth Zea,
Miss Isabel Sinclair. Mrs. Lillian R.
Messenger. Mrs. Eugenia Rollins, Mrs.
NJ. l.. NJ. Barnes, Mrs. Stephen H.
Ford. and Mrs. Addie Barrett .
In the receiving line were Mrs. Riley.
president Of the chapter; Mrs. Streeter,
District division president: Mrs. ]. P.
Tarvin. District vice president: Miss
Heath, and Mrs Georgia Lawton Nor
gan. Ma jor Robert W. Hunter pre-
sented the guests to those in the receiv-
ing line. Frank r. Martin, chairman of
the floor committee. led the cotillion.
Miss Ida Bowie was chairman Of the
floor committee
The Washington times., 1913-04-18
Synopsis OF Preceding Chapters.

First read TINS sypopsis and picA up The
thread OIL one VI the most reinAF Aapas
mys,ery STORIES ever written.
Arthur jeffrey Is 4 fashionable portrait
painter residing in PARIS. dis Is very
sensitive nature-he possesses q highly
developed intuition, sort Of sixth sense.
allied TO the sense OF smell, and yet not
quite that. lniOusnout 4 perIod OF TWO
years Jerlrey has been the victim ei q
peculiar haunt. Several times when ne
entered his apartments he had the ais
Quieting feeling that some one mad )ust
left the room. had LETT behind the Ialnt
door Of burnt wax. And then one DAY
ous vtSitor-he found = delicateiy pertLinea
bit OF lace and linen, u Mo..ia.. nand-
kerchief. A week later, when ne
on the easel In his studio .or.rait oI
an allurinSiy beautiful girl. e'Iuentiy
painted by herself from her re1ecuioi' IN
his old Silt-Irame mirror. Ee "alGnes-
he keeps il w for ss hours. and then
tails into q doze. When he S@ahes the
pertratt has disappeared. Has II been
merely n, q cream! NO. @ Ior n .ne ,s1 s1i3 n,scsa
there himself
Again. one spring night. just before he
is returning TO New York, Senrey saw ms
Gridge gazing at the black waters of the
Seine. He had but neering glimpse. yet
he never forgot it:
Of Jenrey'E but, more important still.
friend and physician 10 the very wealthy
and very eccentric Miss Meredith. DR..
Crow brings Jeffrey u commission. 1t 10
the photograph OF Claire Meredith. niece
Of the wealthy woman-a girl who had
died supposedly two years before during
a smallpox epidemic IN the French capi-
tai- II u the face Of the gbost-girlI
Vow there Is found frozen in the ice
the body Of a beautiful girl in her early
twenties, magnihcently dressed and bear
ing no trace OF the causes that Inight have
brought her to her tragic end. That Ii
one fact. Here Ii another: Jeffrey returns
10 his studio TO find his new portrait of
Miss Meredith has been stolen. He calls
in the police. notably Lieutenant Rich
ards. The lieutenant finally rescues the
portrait. somewhat disfgured. from the
hands Of some notorious spiritualists. He
watches the artist restore the work to its
former state. and then exclaius: why,
that's the picture OF the girl they found
IN the tce!"
The Washington times., 1913-04-18
Navy Seeks Women
To Act As Sponsors

WANTED-Three young women TO act "a
sponsors the launching of as many
torpedo-boat destroyers now under construc-
tion. Apply Navy Department
Descendants of John Ericsson. builder
IF the Monitor; Lieut.. William b. Cush-
ing. civi! war naval hero. and Capt.
jeremiah O'Brien, who did much in the
navy during the revolution. will be
shown preference.
The Navy Department requests infor-
nation concerning any female descend
ants of either of these three men. So
far as the department has been able to
o ascertain, there are no living descend
ents of either Of these three men. whose
memories are to be honOred in the nam
ing of the destroyers.
The Washington times., 1913-04-18
OPERA 'P|NAF0RE' IS
GIVEN IN ROCKVILLE
Large Audience Attends Benefit
For the Montgomery County
Social Service League.

ROCKVILLE. Nd, April 1s.-In :he
presence OF one Of the largest assem.
blages that ever attended a theatrical
performance in Rockville, the opera
"Pinafore" was presented in the opera
house last evening by the Rockville
Musical Club, assisted by Joseph F.,
Whittemore, tenor. and Miss Lillian
Koechling. violinist. Of Washington,
and a chorus Of fifty. 1t was given for
the benefit Of the Social Service League
of Montgomery county. and although
the expenses were heavy a substantial
sum was cleared. Mrs. Berry E. Clark
was in charge OF the arrangements.
George Anthony Fielder and Miss Mel
lie Josephine Hogan. young Washing
to<,ans, obtained a marriage license
here yesterday afternoon, but did not
get married for the reason that they
had failed to bring with them a pastoral
letter of Identification. and the Rev.
John T. CooIahan. pastor Of st. Mary's
called, declined to perform the cere-
mony. They made an engagement To
return Sunday and have the knot tied
at which time they will bring along the
required letter.
Miss Mary Alice Kendall. OF Vernin
Mills, Va, and Benjamin Sampson
Hern. Of Washington. were married
here yesterday afternoon by the Rev.
Frank NJ. Richardson, pastor of the NJ.
E. Church. South. the ceremony being
held at the parsonage.
Harper & Noght, contractors, have
begun work on the improving of the
Rockville and Georgetown pike. from
the Bethesda Presbyterian Church to
the District Of Columbia line. and are
now working at the Bethesda Church
end. Work upon the section between
Bethesda and Rockville will be started
during the next two or three months.
The improvement will cost about $4,000,
about one-half Of which amount is con-
tributed by the United States Govern
ment
Carey Leitch and Miss Maggie Waller
both of Fredericksburg, Va, were un-
able TO procure a marriage license in
Rockville yesterday for the reason that
the young man was not twenty ons
years old. and did not have with him
the written consent OF his parents.
The Washington times., 1913-04-18
|D|X|E BALL PROVES
TO Be BIG SUCCESS
D. A. R. Swell Attendance at
Annual Event for Benefit of
Confederate Home.

With many Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution swelling the attendance,
the annual Dixie ball given by the Rob
ert 4. Lee Chapter of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy at the
New Raleigh last night was brillian:
success. The ball was given for the
benefit Of the Confederate Memorial
Home.
The patronesses Of the dance were
Mrs. Marion Butler, Mrs. L. l.. Iona =,
low. Mrs. Jack Beall. Miss Mamie Ran
dolph Heath, Mrs. T. M. Baggett. Mrs
Wallace Streeter, Mrs. Marcus Wright.
and Mrs. James L. Slayden. Mrs. J. f.
Mulcare. as chairman of the entertain
The Washington times., 1913-04-18
CHAPTER Xy.-(Continued)

NV yAIT till you've heard my
"/ plal,'' said Gwendofyn
w Then perhaps you'll apol-
ogize for the word gal
The Washington times., 1913-04-18
Church Reception for
Pastor and New Elder

A reception to the Rev. E. V. Reyes
ter. the new pastor of the Mt Vernon
Place Methodist Episcopal Church
South, and to the Rev. w. II. Wool.
recently appointed presiding elder. will
be held tonight In Mt. Vernon Place
Church. Both appointments were made
at the recent session of the Baltimore
conference of the Methodist Episcopal
The Washington times., 1913-04-18
Reductions Planned in
Naval General Board

When the naval general board is re-
duced in membership, II Is expected that
the aid for personnel, aid for material.
and the president of the Naval War
College will be among those to be
dropped.
The change is said to he due to the
desire to relieve these officers from the
heavy demand upon their time by the
enforced attendance Of meetings
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-23
Coraro 0ricg %
Ocm Tile Viac.

Goparo @riee bar altio oloo /
Smanborn, nlota9en naar oe fIinp-
reoe poa Eiano.
On Sommcraiten, fortpQer ct tpf
@!co, ioo @rieg iommen n1eo iii,
Sll'trl 90 enocl %enner poa ct tort
Sotel / 3ilrid.
Get bar iaa title % freoelia, at
ale iao itocn at iige noget - rent
bctooet al Mftenitemningen. Ga har-
.cS plltoielig Soner al ct Eiar,o ira
Gtogcn mlocr. Scr bIep ipinet ct
Stnffc AZ 8rieg % &omponiitellS
Inligt blep itaoig merfere. ga Stuff
fet Gar fGrSig, iuftet ban lettet; men
/ nGite Eieblif hertes otter Iianoets
tlimprenbc Soner, oa after aioIbt set
@rieaS Mlliif. Set par "MnitraS
Cans, iom ioriigtig blep lpiact - /
en- Soft iom GbopinS Seroemarid,.
Nn blep @rica nloeleS raienoe, oa
ba en- Siencr nctop fom ino, uobreo
han:
San Sc life ioa ilouet eSinarene
al Ben frpsteli9e Nmerifancr Ser
nebe,"
I~nlerifanernc Dor nentlia @riees
pGrite Elaaeaen0er. Saoinart Sc
iii ptbe, at ban bar paa ct Sotel, be-
apnote De at ipinc eller hinge hans
Sing for at faa en- Soupcnir eaer Ct,
2ompIiment ira Weitcren.
Spportcren iierneoe iig bllffenoe,
% itrar cfter holot Muiifcn op.
Men hpor ulpffcIig bleu life
@rieg, "a ser uGlte Moreen foru op
Ell itraaIenoe paffer lioen 9iac / hpio
&iole % Icpercoc ham en- itor Buffet
rifle Marfblomiter. M~naeraioet
bab b,n ON Sorlaoelie, iorSi INN
lmpSc ioritprret MeItercn Sagen
iforpeien. Sum hapbe ioaet ilis
Sfipuo al fine SorrIore. % bun
louene reSnpnoe life at i0tte fine
Sinare paa Tianoet, iaalTwe @rica
par / @pel.
&ompouilien. ion hlcu meact
itamnilo, taffeoc rprt Tor Sloulter.
ne, aou henoe ct paffert &ineoe al
iii % hah herNc enSclia ipinc Iao
oitc, hun bare pilbe.
Otter tilllut at bdoc iaaet aaacr
OF Snltetoi al Sru 9ina forIoo sen
lille Giee @riesS nteb ct Iniiet ipn
itraaleee al Satnenumelisbeo %
| 2pffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-23
Sritijf antarftiif
Grpeoittcm 1914.

On M brisiif Grpeoiticn ifal ien-
ocS til @9nene ON SpbpoIen / 1914
utoer 2eoel'c 81 s. Softer Stacf-
boliir, Meolem al bet geparafiife
Sellfo6. "Spr min Sen Scott til
trooote i'm iiSlte Spro", nbtalcr
Stocfbonic, "opmulntret ban mia ito
Dig til at foretage en- Grpeoition til
Song Gomaro bcn 7be5 2ono for at
unoeriogc auitlinien % melt mlllia
al Snolonoet". Grpcoitionen er iif-
RET % itarter / guguit npite Star.
Zen nil life taae meo ia hperfel,
Sunoe cQer Eonnper. MQc Slpoer-
ne IfaI tr0ffcS al Wunoenc iclp. SO
peoltprfen lfal oannes al Scots
Tplf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-23

tdaet ioa rnungc az ,Sdtnp, at nut
,Sierte er iom ct Gar.
ajTre Wor
Din Sen aoriten."
"a aariten Gaiiis bapbe poitet tit
grep, Iagoe ban iig tilro meb en- esen
TrpgbebSfhnem1nelie 90 iopnet TAM
feIss iom ct trPt Barn.
Wen allereoe npite Morgen tog
2iDets llro lat i banL, % ban unbret
fig oper, bporlebes ban bnobe funnel
page iig til at ifripe BET @rep.
Gent, ON ban iitet bsrte = ON
ban pi.felig boobe miitet i'm Wtor for
altio. =
ltrolia orep ban ON / 9pcnS Ga
Der. - San ioitbt life Spile, orfebe
life tpnfe paa onbet enb, bpao Mor
uiloe giere.
Sommetiber par Fan iaa iiffcr
paa, bun piloe lfripe, men / n9ite
2ieblif iau ban after for iig Den irpg'
tell9c Scene, ion bapoe lfrGnlt banl
Tor beltanGie. 9engan9 ban forltoo
for ferlte @Gng, bpor onoe Wtcnne=
ifene fail blipe, naar &ioenlfabcrne
fonlmer / 9cppgelie.
Scnere bnpoe ban 10 iaa mango
0ange feet ca e%riaret. -
Saa bar set ltopao gfterrniooagen
26en Sulcoog, aariten EauiS fom
biem for at ififte % toge paa Zig
Smofing og set iorte Clips, iom bar
bans Wuiifantantrpf, of lille Slie
fom ltormcnbe MOB BAN meb ct Sele.
grant. ScIt no poa Erappen fom
bun. San FINN til at ifiGlpe iaa paa
S~oat1oen, at ban lpnge itoo % fllts-
let mco oct, fpr ban fit oct op.
Slic itoo og ina pou bnm meo
Zine, iom ifinnct al So~rpcntiling
Get bar nof ferlte Sang, Der bar
fonlnet telegram til aoriten Eauis,
mems ban booze / set Slts.
SCR bun pco Orb al set, bar ban
toget henNe / fine Nrme % ioingct
hcnoe itorrncnbc runot. Sum bointe
libt i~orifroftct.
on ifol bare Ell Tllffe, Size -
Ell Itor, ltor beili9 Gltffe." =
"&porfor oet?" 10 bun. -
80, on - for Mor peuter - ier
ol - ser itaar Bet" ban peeeoe |
Sele1romnet, "Mtor peliter o.
set CT sin SfNlo, SIie hinge. -
Spnf - Mor pcnter."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-23

ll6en ct ORD eif ban no al @Grel.
Jet, in0 I'll Jig ielu. De inlon tulprie
SuIclD@ par nGltcn brGnot neo. -
San illlffcbe Dem ct cftcr ct % lefte.
DC foriigtig erect ncO ira @or0et %
latte oct en- arog Sog ion al Oh.
gen % lanot frem line Stribeid9er.
Spnge 'oo ban itille % eitcrtriflonn.
Souterne mplbrct rem / Dan1, %
Spngilcn eitcr 2Rorcn itcg til Ell
Snlerte. Soa itrep ban:
"aiUrc Wor!
Sea peo life, ON ou n~o1eniinbc
fon tiIaice mig min io~riGroclige
6orinnoelic moo sig. @lennmc BEN
fan 0n life, oct foritoor ieg; men
fonifc on bill oobnc sit rige eooe
&ierte % ta9e ino0 min @efienoelle.
Sao bill bu ialioIo ioritaa nlarge
Ging oq ioa
Get por Set mes 5annn. Sannn,
nit gins 5orbonbcIic. Sra Ocn 0aQ,
o1t tpQ hclloe / @uict iom "utlg Gige"
ira Ben Ielu'onlnte Tag, Tiger ic0 sig,
~bc0Dnote lllpffcr. Bare nnu iaa paa
mig, elf Ser iom en~@raro / nit
@tob. SerrcQrO, Mor, icg bar 10
ia ING, icN ioriioO fife, bpor orcpen
bln par.
Snart rnr lea qonifc / bcnoc$
0fogt. Sea tom ocn irp9tclige GAG,
"a ieg font til Sig % ia, at leg pilbe
0iite mig mes bcnbc,
Ma, ic9 buffer sin Sorg, Sine
@enner, oin He9ten - og ioa bar
BET, at oct broit no al oia sc Sro ON
6onnp, icg lite taalte -
Sea tpr life trt,fe poo set, iorn So
hTnote. Nt lea funbc - at lea fun-
Be Grnf ilaa lin cgen Ntor -
Soa / iomnc GiebIif fom Sen
grGnieleie &G0iel, @ru, Sfam oper
Mig, ben lcl oIorig fan blipc IL; for.
! olSle ire Mar bar oit bleoe Iniiqt,
bine iorgftIbc Zine, TOM |itirrct / en-
Slo9S TolmOring moo mine, illI9t
mig, ltrGaut mig = Scat o. Gag.
Seq her life ftnnct iinoc frem ira
min @epioithc09 Sub, hporleocS oll
c1cltlig plcicoe at ie no, ioa iterft
prentct oct Gieblif iit 8ri / min
SiGI.
Ger na iaitcn. SSlllcaften. - Set
uor bare cn iiocn Figc, iom oioroc
mig glao. TN lioen Ipsloffet hinge
/ 10 Mor@ulocren. Saa ril0c ie9
prepe at nipe noget i9ien - pg ina
9ap icN bcuoc pore aannle SuIeial-
mer. Meu Nor - ga ieg Ipiltc
~@Iooe &llI belliae Sui" ioa bar
oct, at iel iQicl iaa sit Iriiat, men
III par Ser BET itraalenoe miloe Sps
i bine Cine, ion ieg fie,ote iaa gooi
ira Be elmer. IN bar alao. "a no
gct inbc / mil iagoe mig, at fanlfc
on ani1cucl fmloe tilaipe mig
Ma Mor ies er ioa ifirIpenot
aliglt oper. al lel bar .aact Seil.
Nu Nil lea oaiaa, at on lfal moc.
al neo Neniuu til 9sunnp laa bapoI
OIL ret. N(iue imaa ii Suien aroner
iom pi ItoIt orog berneo meo, bal
prt / 2cbet Al list oper ct Mar. %
"a Sc par rUf tit iee ie %ronaen a
Sarlrn. Sea oil iaa neoig iiae no
act onbt ON hcuhe; me ica fan iff'
lube no9et Qoot at iisc. Sun bler
iao ono, iaa ono -
% iaa aif hun ira mig. Natllr'
liapiS, hapoe ieg nrr iaat. Sor hiir
par life Ell paSlcnoe &iItrn Tor cr
mnoiattia Nhllifant. SYM hopoc III
gen GNenlfabcr iom fnnoe bl1lp'
henNe I'll al holoe no.
&el - mn or bun noe al NIT Sip
Sun hcr oct nit atfilrat, Iom hir
pil. % lea - icm iea fortlener.
Nu or Set bare Ell Sins, icIn ies
enitcr. "a set CT Din Silsipel'e
Nor, Men tan ou life sipe mig Ben
ioa sIem at Su tit octte Srep. Sff'
! ifrip boar0e ORD til mig - ieg bal
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-23

San p~oogrcoc pco at balt iii Sor
%ncnunclien al bpilfcnoe Stcmmer
io0tc Grin % SSuelcn.om inOe / &r
mrclIct. "a ban aobneoe Gincne, lac
ban, Der uor trnot Sp9, % ficnott
mco oct lnnnmc Sen clcnoommeIig(
Gltit al @ronbor og SuIclp@.
6orulorct rclltc ban iig, men ipl
hon fon op al Gtolcm hertc ban
2orcn blipc luIfct i9ien, glno @or.
nelatter % Su0clt al Here Sn1aaio0.
Der 'onl %tapiprang bortouer Gutrtcn
Nca @oroct oar breot en- ifinncn4
DC bpiO Gltg % ct li0ct Suletrr mcr
mannc fllprtc Sp2, Stierncr, 9GbIer,
&oAcr % noQlc hOloc Batter lton
poa oct. San ioItc Jig offltrat iorl
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iaa ror Ger oQioa Ell itor Fofte ira
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iom ban iopnct lou ioriUrbelig. Mar
pnttroe ltror lire Sober / Dem %
lpoo'ercon op % nco.
Soa opbogct ran ct li0ct @oro.
huorpuu Scr ltoo Ell Nortjon @on1e.
ltcl BELLA tol0 Wuo@l Nl0rtQ
hau0c ton tGnft liz, at ban lfuloC
'ua lilo eli Suftcfolclic Den Iftcn
Not If en 5ronn I'll at acre noac1
iaiCt, men ui0itc life, hporIeoe1 bor
ltlI0c bore liz oo. Ncoiloact trllco(
Ban inc SfilirQcr. Aei - ior Den
fln0c iutet gicrcS. Non iao iig be.
0rouct ON FOR at iilloc en- llopcl
SfuIoe Scr life unrc noqet at pant.
iptte2 Yf uel ~ ban par nof for
ln1Qlt ribbet.
Soa fit han Gic poa %iolinen
Ma, MI ui0ltc ban oct. < pibltt
ban, hporleocS ban ifllloe taffe. Soar
areb &iolincu itemte oerL la Sen OF
Ill NnQcn oQ %bcQnuote at ipiIle.
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Ehi NlrOcr itQ &cruiolcm."
% hau hapoc ipiaet set ferit(
Beers, off ban ITO / @anaen % tort
latte. Goreu til 0~ugliqitien pal
bit iat OF. % inNenior lao &licH
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ga 49, Set por 10 &Iie ~ hiu Ill
SET / SllIepreicnt at hiln muattc itaiC
op hos Gem"
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Sea funoc pcI fife itaa tilbaaC
ior $Iie. bel" iporcor Morcn % Il
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"a han beicoc liz neN % fnSic'
Barnet omit paa Eanocn,
Ter bar ialot Ell Sreo ! ban:
Siuo. o. han bpiIte liz / Soncrne ire
Sc aonIe fienotc Sulcialmer. Mu
helc Sioct, mems ban lptteoc til =
Soucr, han life bapoc bort, iioen haI
por biemmc, itoo bans MfprS @lllcot
Tor ham. Spufte bun pod ham iaf
ten? SCngtet Bun eller par enc
ru benoeS Nierte fplbt az %reoc o.
@itterbeo moo ham2 Men haooI
ban life mart liot nof2 Set pol
iomom oet iaien az iioae meIlcm 600
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@an if en- u~enocIi9 Srns'cI cfte'
Srco o. Nuaac. Gar life Sulen @ni
ON 6reo meaem Icnucitenep Maat
te man life tro paa Silaipelic2 Tnl
NorioniuaY
"@looc <ul - belize TiIl" -
lpiltc Puu. Mcn plubieIia breo bon
Al. Eaarerne itrcnmlcoe ncSope'
0inNerne % ban reiite iia. &etol
Aen Ielobi Dor oct, hans Nor altii
plcieoe at ipiIe ~SilIcaiten.