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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-02

ing this language, said: Wen ] an
of The earth. earthly, a plain practi-
cal Nirginlan. appealing TO plain
practical men in a practical way
do not aspire to ethereal fights and
Journeys Into the nlmy mixtures Of
the sky"
~ wish Ia say also" continued the
Judge, that my final appeal TO all
my friends Is To go to tho polls. and
y they will do this ! have nothing to
fear know they will stand by me"
Judge Williams left tonight over
the N.rglnian railroad 10 All his speak
Ing appointment Saturday at Ken
bridge
Mschen Attacks Eilyson.
Lewis ~ Machen. candidate for
lieutenant governor, was Ia Roanoke
Tonight after attending meeting
of The irRlnia Ear association at Hot
Springs Mr. Machon said tonight
that the conduct If iieutenunt- Gov
error El]yson IL the Allen case had
ALWAYS been n mystery To him and
thai up t1 now ne had been unable
10 define tho motives actuating the
lseAtenA Mt governor.
Mr.. Nachen charged that Mr.. Ely
s6n was largely responsible for the
b amendment 20 the Byrd primary bin
which waa amended IN the senate.
j fN canatil8tt ibf il"Ht"taUf governor
claims yhe amendment made by the
senate practically destroyed the value
of the Byrd hill Mr Machcn ssys
ne hopes 10 speak In Richmond Sat
uraay evening II arrangements can be
made
eMr Wedderhurn's withdrawal Will
have no effect on my own candidacy"
said Mr. Machen. u believe that
Weaderturn went into the race with
"a view Of in5Iring nae. but think II
resulted ,n.inturv to Mr.. Ellyson more
than il dia 10 me"
Mr. Maehen claims To have received
promises az support from prominent
Damecrais wherever he has visited
ard regards MS candidacy md 60 a.
paign ye.3 fayorably- :,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-02
ADMINISTRATION IS
Continued from First Page.]

Continued from First Page)
the fourteen committeeman. II 10
expected the insurgents will put up Q
lively fight In caucus but Leader Tn
derwood has given assurances that
the bill will emerge unchanged.
The insurgents lost all along the
line. Every one Of their hobbies was
kicked out of the committee room
door. The Ragsdale-Henry amend
ments which provided among other
things that currency should be Is
sued on cotton, corn and what held
In warehouses. were dropped without
even a division being called for IL
was plain that "a majority opposed
these radical suggestions
Minority tn Report.
Although beaten the Insurgents
have not given up the fight. In adj
dition To the report To he made in be-
half of the majority hy Chairman
Glass. reports win be submitted by
them Ia tn eCaucus
The administration II SO pleased
with the banking and currency situa-
ton in the house that IL 20 already
taking steps to prepare the way Tor
the bill in The senate. Senator owen.
of Okla homa chairman Of the sem
ate banking and currency COMMITTEES,
has announced that In his opinion tho
upper house viii pass the adninisira-
ton bill,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-02
GATE CITY SUFFERS
GREAT FIRE LOSS

BRISTOL. VA, Aug. The town
of Gate city, Scott county, Va. sus-
tanned a loss of 81 aoa from ire
in the business center this afternoon
1t started in the store of N. J. Nc
Cornell 4 Co by the explosion of \
barrel of roof paint Several stores
were burned together with three resi-
dences,. entailing loss OF hundred
thousand dollars with n third that
amount insurance. Mcconnell Co
lost s35 oe0
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-02

VIENNA. Aug. 1.-The Austro-
Hungarian government viii await r
report from Commission of Austrian
Chamber Of Commerce, which viii visit
San Francisco before deciding whether
to participate in the panama-Pacific
exposition. The government does not
desire 10 go TO the expense OF send
ing an exhibit on large scale unless
the commercial results likely TO accrue
are demonstrated to be worth the
outlay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-02


49,, ,a,.or s+a.ca hat@ATr. Williams
so ,,o ert5,-e mart tu the case. Mr.
ne sgiA .haf the case had been
.,1a z,.n- ~ rim and that he alone
-. ..,..,,,,,,.tl4a NJ -Had5an adj
.,pt,,s w. Mr. yjllfar,,a had had as
s,.4a,f -o,Inssl In several cases. but
-, ~ ra5 never COST the State. a
-. ms predecessor had also had
ase5e+ef,, counsel
tn tba vrra,e}e oyer the APP
...l,,,re,,t ,r s-ban} saprrintendents.
A. 1Iagd,., said that no public Of
60, ,,,t,n mas tho aispenSaiion of
s-stro,,aec r,7,ta keen from making
<re,,,5es Mr. WiInans had not de-
slrea "a no an the state school board,
.afa Mr. Haadau. hut had been put
ar ~ nv S-rtDe If his office by the
,,@,. ~ nns ~ mis- opponents.
-yv,65qf3a5T{ fsrrvvu ta-rte first an
mo al,,hahcffca9 list ~ the two can
s}da4es fer commissioner Of agrlcnl-
- I,,, ,vas neither present nor
,ntroscr,ed
Nr. -hoiner speaks.
q " KoIner thu incumbent. took
tba tlstrarrl for short while arguing
maj a man " no had had twelve years
exterlauce WAS better fitted for the
nrfir4 than a new man As to the
charges that ne had failed to CO.
- "a
,nrsets NJ M. State he said that none
~ his critics had showed in what he
sad failed Ia cooperate.
..1.bn governor came down out Of
bite btrh and exalted OFFICE 10 jump on
49, 10 said. because failed to
agree with him about the United Ae ati.
cultural board. lie '4 4i'l a'tcrlhe" nus
board as kiha OF hruns"ich 80
board -" han HeFef Ha'p
against H. hVt ma" nov N@"'e"
mem per 81 the boaru ot'"use % INV
lack of NfnF 10 at'Fn" '' III. "A NH
business. Ii" Said mar the 'eh'siatuIe
had cut MIN ana "lht'N Oh the poa' u
at TIER own request az 'nes iaa mo, .
work IMAM hheF C"uN1 Pf"Pe1's AZ
tend to, and that ne gave the o""ru
his best wishes.
re declared that ne ma" NOT iA'en
TO cooperate WIN the state AK iNui-
tural college as proved ny the faet 'haI
he WAS conducting hV"~ experiment
stations u cooperate WIN the govern.
ment experiment sta'l'h at Cost Oh
$4,000 n year.
telegram from lewis = Macheh'
candidate Tor HeAlt"aht governor
stated that ne haa ih'sseo me taih N
hfis'oi' ana a ietter I,9la A-leutehanl
Governor j. iaFior hil>&on fatd fh"'
ha wac eHA@ heQ ''S" " ne'e az tHe "ta'"
~ outiih0 o. ms P'"N'"' III "aS 6iFe'
IN the letter
nr' 'arhe't hsp'a'as
3ttet the "teetI"E "" >'V'n tsi'Htu'h'
iast H'Rht tHo fo4i""H'% i'ltef wac
Fe'elNe" Win tti' treu'St ti"t ~ i"i'
ness % MI feiidi4 IL ne PflHt@"'
august + 1918.
.rrn the Editor
9TH Richmond vlrcirian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-02

WINCH ESTER, Aug. L--Mrs.
Mary Cline. widow of Daniel Cline.
died today from paralysis, aged sixty
eight years. She leaves four children.
among them being. Mrs Glenn capper
and Harry Cline. both OF Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-02
REFUSE TO CONE
TO EXPOSITION
GREAT BRITAIN. GERMANY AND
RUSSIA GIVE 40 OFFICIAL
RECOGNITION.
AUSTRIA IS WAITING
WILL INVESTIGATE BEFORE DE-
CIDINe-sAN FRANCISCO PAPERS
MAKE EDITORIAL COM
MENT.

SAN FRANCISCO, August Only
two San Francisco newspapers com :
ment on the action of Great Britain
and Germany in refusing to participate
in the Panama Pacific exposition. The
general sentiment here seems to be
that although these governments re-
fuse to take part officially. the leading
manufacturers and dealers who ex-
port trade will not be so shortsighted
as to refuse what will be one of the
great trade opportunities OF the CEN
fury.
The Chronicle says:
although Great Britain and Ger
many have intimated that they will
not participate officially in the Pana-
ma Pacific exposition. that does not
follow that those nations will not he
represented, Even II the two govern
ments do not alter their attitude-and
there are many reasons why they
acknowledgement and German manu-
facturers are almost certain to send
exhibits.
"ofacial recognition. though i'm
portant, is so chiefly for reasons OF
prestige but the backbone In all dis
plays Is the enterprise of individual
exhibitors"
The Call heads it's editorial, "A
petty revenge" and says,
1.-The refusal of the government OF
Great Britain to take part in the ex-
position certainly affords a Arm evil
dence of a spirit of petty revenge un-
worthy of so great a nation as Eng
land"
Germany Gratfned.
BERLIN, Aug 1.-The announce
ment that England will join in the
boycott of the Pan Pacific exposition at
San Francisco was received with
great surprise and qualification In in
dustrial circles here where IL was
feared that IL England participated In
the exposition Germany would be
forced to follow suit, or else be open
to the charge of sighting America.
While there is little prospect that
the German government will take part
in the exhibition the correspondent of
the virKinian is informed that the
government is awaiting the arrival OF
Count Won Bernstorn. the German
Ambassador. in Washington before
making an announcement of its in
tentions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-02
Charged with Robbery.

Ernest Brown, eoiored. was arrested
last night on charge of holding up
and robbing William Green OF SIS and
n pair of shoes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-02
Russia Ont Also.

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug, 1.-The
Russian government has decided not
to take part officially in the Panama
Pacific exposition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-02
Three Are Executed.

Ell, PASO. TEN. August l.--Inree
Mexicans from FL Paso, who were
sent to Tuarez by the Ell Paso junta
to persuade the federal soldiers 10
desert TO the rebel army. were exc
cuted by the military Thursday In
the hills to the south of the town.
One of the federals who was APP
preached reported the affair to his
superior officers and the three men
we're arrested by the secret police,
tried. and ordered executed, The
Nexicans were marched to the edge
of the town by a detachment OF fede-
raj soldiers, biindfolded and shot by
a firing squad.
Dissensior has developed In the
ranks of the rebels now surrounding
Juarez. One faction Is anxious TO at
tack the border town, regardless of
consequences with the United States
While the more conservative faction Is
irving to prevent an attack. The
militant faction is being backed by
the FL Paso tunta Several orders TO
nrepare for the attack have been sent
TO Ortega, at Guadalupe. from the
local iunta. only to be disregarded
nv the rebel commander. who does
not wish To attack with the support OF
Villas forces Unless the attack Is
started soon the federals will be IN
position TO resist any attack tne
rebels may attempt on the porder
town. Seven trains are coming 70
Juarez from Chihuahua tonight WIN
passengers. freight and troops for
'Iuarez. The federal telegraph line is
working again and there is no inter
ruption of traffic on the Chihuahua
division. The work train which went
south Thursday afternoon to repair
the telegraph line found the break
below Juarez and the wire Is work
ing tonight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-02
PROTESTS COME TO
DIRECTORS Of FAIR
CHURCH ORGANIZATIONS OBJECT
TO SALE OF LIQUOR AT THE
BIG EXPOSITION.

Throughout the State protests Of
church organizations against the sale
Of liquor at the state fair continue TO
be made. These protests are usually
sent to the directors of the fair and
also to one or more papers. Some
times, however. they are merely sent
to the directors Of the fair and the
number of protests that have thus FAR
been made is not known
Hardly "A Sunday passes, however,
that at some church meeting or Sunday
school meeting resolutions are not
passed. The following two communica-
lions have just been received by the
Nirginian:
At the annual meeting of the Surry
County Sunday School association. held
at oak Grove chapel. near Surry court
house, July 30. 1913. the following re-
solutions were unanimously adopted.
Whereas. ii is a fact that three
fourths OF the states have outiawed
the saloon. and whereas The State
Fair Association" implys by it's name
that 1T should be conducted for the
pleasure. the edihcation, and enlishten-
ment of the people in displaying their
wares and farm products of this great
Commonwe aith, and
Whereas we believe it to be detri-
iHfhtat w AiAb ii4Pi tAS Va tAi IfppiS ~
have liquors sold upon the fair
grounds:
Therefore. be Il resolved by the
members of the Surry County Sunday
School association. in convention as
sembled, That we hereby protest
against the sale of liquors upon the
fair grounds that we call upon all
Christians and temperance workers to
withdraw their patronage from the
fair until the sale of liquors is ell =
minated therefrom, and that copies of
these resolutions be mailed to the oil =
rectors Of the State Fair association.
! The Richmond Virginian, The Glare
mont Herald. and the Wakefield En-
terprise.
w w. HARGRAyE,, President.
w. J. BELL. Secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-02

Lizzie Neal and Nellie Howard. COL
ored, were arrested yesterday by De-
tec1ive Sergeants Bailey and Wilt
shire on charge of stealing a gold
watch and fob from G. e. Rhodes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-02
Mr.. FLOOD STANDS
CONTINUED from First Page.


parties on eve OF departure from
country"
Offer Is Declined.
Chairman Flood. presumably after
having received word from the White
House. telegraphed to the ambassador
as follows: II beg to say that the
house committee has concluded that
IL In not necessary or desirable under
existing circumstances and conditions
to have you appear before 1t.
Neither IS there any occasion to delay
the departure of parties mentioned in
your telegram"
Chairman Flood said that he did
not know to whom Ambassador Will
son referred by the word parties
unless It Was his own family. No In
tlmation could be obtained at the state
department that Ambassador Wilson
has been ordered back to Mexico or
was about 10 leave the country.
1t was evident today that the i'm
preston - stronger now than ever
that Mr.. Wilson will not be sent back
to Mexico City as the representative
of the United States. Today's action
of the house committee has empha-
sized the differences between the
| president and his ambassador to
Mexico.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-02
Valuable PIN stolen

dIuuUtE n III 0tOIGus -
f. Royal Brooks. coiorsd. was arrested
last night on a charge OF steAIink q
pin valued at $3.50 from CATris Hunt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-02
The Weather


Forecast for saturday anu S""""!'
Virginia; Fair in west, showers anu
cooler in east portion Satur-
day; Sunday generally fair light to
moderate variable winds.
North Carolina; Occasional showers
Saturday with somewhat cooler IN
east portion sunday probably show
ers; light variable winds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-02
"SH|NGlE Nook

CONTINUED from First Pageo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-02

After the meeting in South Richmond
last night the following letter was
received with the request that in fair
ness TO MIR. Pollard 1t he printed,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-16

Sonmteren bar pGret pGrm OF
uipouan!ia tor. Ser / @Dgoen blep
Set pucr ct NiooeISaor hpoo &eet
onqif, men giteriIaat blir her nrltcr
intet al. @eerne itaar aiipeone og
&ctetc3 agrene bortpis neoe. SaarO'
~brlt9crnc bar icr Sioen panIfellat Tor
at npbrloe N~rbelhSinlf. laa Oct Ar'
bei6e, Tom Sc life fnu itofere neo
&ieip al inc egrte Golf, man li81e
itaiort.
SiriiterneS SaI bar Tor SooaS
nebsommenoe ppret ionl punll9t
aru har DC ubenlanolfe SuriItltthe
uUret iGrre ems poa lana Sio. Get
me @eforbrinosmNooeI Ilttomobilen
bar, mener man, ifniiet mere 0nrt
/ Srrb'elcn nper &antello, mems 80
teQernc IangS 2inieR. mar mnotngcS
no0le cnfeItc, blir iint inpote Tor 6or'
tiereIten al sc iorbIlleaoe Ncaia9e'
rer.
Ser / Somntcr tom ell Norif Ime-
rifoner og bilite poa mig. Mlanoen
uar rent iremmeo Tor MIG, men ban
iaobc Tia ct urre Socob @erue ira
Soma. % set Rite ii1, at ri par Slelt'
oin0cr ira ipr oiennem Iptslpalterlle.
san penocr tilbdge III / pisIe Gage.
GIseber Sangeipter.
N[udltit 1913.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-16

por, bpaoc ooo oei iinditc % rSloite
aumar. Hue 6oIfefreiter uefs from
att / il Sio. oppasid til Oct iom 0da
pert "a aiera.
lluenSuoug beu itore traoiIioneGe
Neroidr GA ncrna mot oa0rip al
frdmmnn0e Mooter. cat oS tru. al
Nianuen OF Mennerne flenL naar
<toi treug Del, 6or me ueit, al noar
Gioi ropor oao tine Meun, er oei al
ori Iangt un0an."
! SonooI err / 2oet auartal 1918
'cllenoe oeoc: NrbelNer Cars GiIip
len Selaoif. + 1866; Su5monosen.
fc auna GirifSoutter @rattcbs. :.
1913. Sfipper ScbioS Gor6iern.
len |rc'tcQuarb l. lS7t; aadrmono
Z lir $%obauuc'cn WoIpeu. / 1881:
@arn Gillcif Safobicu Gioe. loot
1918; Barn @~orlbiI0 (oritciuSodt.
ter Sperbua. I. 1909; auurcnfe
Snuueua W~itle5ootter Nel2ue2. ieot
1872 SlemanO Guorc @uIi Guore
len %orbal I. 1895.
Srn andre Nuaoer bar lea en6nu
life crhoIot Cplu5niuqer ON inc.
tuline GeoainIo. SmShcoStiIitan.
Nen er 'aaui0t lea pe0 Tom olminbc.
lig. NericnNe Iuriotter hor ri Iru.
&c oTrct %iorlfonnct Tor. SfarIaQcnS.
'cber % Giitcri, iom tioliacrc cit.
telte @ouQe arcb itcrtt ON liz ca
frrocoe mango Gire. optrTocr MI
ION oitcit Inn iom iprcotc SilirI0e,
tattet uGre Ben porenoe RcnSliJ
beNainrS % SpnrctaaeIie al 2racr.
uca 6ororoninaer.
Gor noale Ior iioen itiitcOcs Der
en- Screening peo Napn Sen pcIt.
Idnoltr @roocrrinQ~ "HinQcu" be.
ltaar al %rQprroifanter ol andre
Ieoen0e Ntruo / &nore. oa goremiS.
lionen inOeu oen lutherlte airfc.
Gems Cpaape or at "briuQe bueron.
ore al hen iuobpr0e9 NiGlp iom en-
ladodn Snmmenllutninq fan noe"
Gette lg5es opuanet rc6: Mt sue
l~nobproeS @rooertlgt Oh itnrfe bier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-16

andre til cnigt Snmarbeibe, ubieone
Stri0igbeoer, biGlpe bperanore |
z nqbom og lberoom
III c . m Ell &c Rioler og
oeo at aiboloe FrPoifantmsoer oe
aurier. Com maj Ter: ct meaet
imitt % tiltuleuoe Torntaol. SEE.
itprelier er for 5i0en: anor. 2aoif,
2ooritao. Spperuo, e. Sobnien,
2uopif Sope oq Sobannes Ioos.
pnnO. Ieuue SommerIIutnin9 bolot
rullI 9tors. % Sommermsoe / Tor.
peitao. norore areos. uuSer tor og
irtere2icret Si,iIutuirg al Stebet5
SnobuQgere.
8tl gamIe og t~rGnaerSe FrPoi'
fainter blep Al Riugeu5 aa$ie bepil.
get 100 aruuer.
Ger flaNe3 ira iiere 3orter az
Sduoct oper. at airfeisquirgen al.
taqcr mertbart Aur Tor Mar. Raa
ldmue lis iremfommer ira oe I'm.
le2 @Cir arao eaer Gnifc ON at iau
@un2ticneiierne pod Qano@maaI. :
i'm Sio par set Gietiitcrue eqer "oe
&otte" iom fife uoen 8runo iii bp,
re Shul0cu ior mluore 900 airfeisg,
nina. Ru ital man Boa life IGrgere
haze oettc at iful0c %noremisiions-
ioIfet ior, od Sc ! oerue 6enicenoe.
lal'alo / min e1en 9nqo. iore1aor
na0rc mco et qoot GrempeI.
Som bcfienot bar ser iprlia ira
SnoremiSiiouSiolfet5 Sioe hpoet ia
itcrfc Rgiter ior at ajrfens arlig.
GENDER mad lpaqes mere ouer / Sol.
fets &Pnber. Get tor hpnoe at
Statafirfen peb, iom aaereoe be.
1pnot, ct leie pod ct o. anoet al De
aamle itrnnmc 9aouo fan pqffe
til i~riitcre Sip / Mcnighe0erne.
"a @repct ulereoe or bIeuei lanai
nof. nil lea lutte meo Ell penIig
Nillen I'll Slooet % bets 2Piere.
Eiiteie Sen Soc 4uquit 1918.
e.. q. Sfaar.
eeHS "1eeorab. eoaen" I'll elqet % sennss
I bet Garrle Qduo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-16

NtVlIt, HlClS Npllllpel1ei EN- Sluu1n''
er palgt ion SormonO / 6attigltpret.
SAILOR &ppitoo. (GIpc) bar raaet
Soften ION @erreeSfasierer % Scr.
mano I 2igningsfomnliaiionert. San
cr oerioc iIptiet bio til Sooo. Ste'
octs me 2ersmano er Sobanne$
@jcrituo ma 5psnpS, iom par tienot
fer, ueo at ban bar Der en- fort Sio
iom NoIitibeijcnt.
I'll Ga3ierer peo SboaS @anf er
oniat 9prer Son Maase, iom oItloo
aQter at lutte iom SPrer. Der tales
en-, at ban pes Chen al lit grbeioe
pco Gonfeu fol ouertoae GeoaftIonen
al 9looet "Sarbouger".
Geosialo: Sau bar Wori Ctr
beimsnpiet faaet lutte line Gage,
IS 9lar aammeI. Sum laa tIIiengS
Z s Inr.
Zen ira %llnqoonnten ipge Sente
Nrna N8lafsbutter Sorefoo er oeo,
60 4ar al.
Gn pluoieIig SOB rnntte @isIeif
.. S~tegailaat. l,mcrfeIigt gif ban
inb / G~uigbeben men ioregaaenoe
SuGoom. lloen at anc set forefalo-
ne fom bans &onc inb % fanot BAN
oeb / Sengen ON Worgenen.
Gunle SoIm Sfiegqeoal osoe al
arpIt hoS lin Cater Warta pao %on'
BANNER, bporben De 10 ganle par
flptteoe.
Gnfen @ieo s. @etterbuS % Sig'
rio, Gnfen eiter Sbb SorSal blep
loot SIDE ON She paa &irfegaaroen,
beooc meIlem so og 80 Iar.
Sremoeles fol nppneS at Den CANT
le, fienote SanoelSmonoen / 8rilto
IomnS TltferuS, Siario, gnfcn efter
9lmlnh 9ongeipter, &riIti, enfeil ef-
ter Sorbiern HeiiGter % Ola NfT-
lanb err pororeoe heoen. Zen lio't'
npuute, plolte Sen til 8itnnar ng
ariiti Wtplono, bIep FIN 90 Ior al.
San oeoe / Bergen, hpor ban baooe
nroottct unoerfalte Jig Ell Operation.
Gn ina l,lnffe bP,tote 6orte /
TrcnnSlien. Gn flof llngoommer
bar nemiig en- Senoagseftcrmlooog
reiite oerbort for at itooe Sugle.
9lanot Dem bar Sacob Sor'tetnien
Silbol % en- llbrmager Inorios Nrs
nelen Mga. Saa til al lllpffe 'aa
Nnorios noeet rsre iie bag Ell @u't
oa trnffeoe los / BEN Gro, at oct bar
en S,,gl. Sacob fit Saoningen / So
peoet oa uoaanbebe fsr Softoren rot
irern. Ser flages eaers iterft oper
uppren Sfpbnins iaapel / Sfog og
llonlarf iom paa Sienmernarten, oilc
SreolpSuinger tiltrobS.
glonbt Dem, iom er paa Spgeliiten,
buffer ieg Ola S. Seigen, iom lig9er
oebsipg al MapefrGft, og 8unbilo,
&onen iii Wagruls Ssberg. iom o9Ioo
lager ~bpbsipg. &agnbilb gitrbeim
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