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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10

Barrow doubled down the right field
foul line Breen going to third Priest
smashed q single to center. scoring
Breen and Barrow. Schultz out, Jen-
nings to Eibel Priest stole second.
Smith fouled out to Eibel Courtney
hit one in front Of the plate and was
out, Ehrd to Eibel TWO RUNS.
TWO HITS.
TECH
Harry Holland singled to left. Rey-
nolds hit a high fly to left-center
that fell safe, Holland racing to third,
while Reynolds stopped at first Ehrd
hit to Schultz, who threw Holland
out at the plate to Williams. Nc
Cornell singled to center. Jennings
Smashed a single to right and Rey-
nolds tailed. Welchonce singled to
right scoring Ehrd while Mcconnell
was caught at the plate, Priest to
Williams Long hit to Mcmillan and
Welchonce was forced at second, Nc
MILAN to Breen. TWO RUNS. FIVE
HITS.
FIFTH INNING
Williams ballooned to Welchonce.
Keefe famed Mcmillan lofted to
Long. NO RUNS NO HITS.
Eibel went out Keefe to Courtney.
Flanagan doubled to right-center.
Holland hit to Schultz and Flanagan
was caught between second and third
but reached third in safety when
Schultz fell in fielding the ball Rey-
nolds hit into a double play. MCMil-
Ian to Breen to Courtney. NO RUNS.
ONE HIT.
SIXTH INNING.
Breen hit to Jennings, who made 4
perfect throw 20 Eibel but the latter
failed 70 have his foot on the bag
Tommy Long made a great running
catch of Barrows long fly Priest
hit to Efrd and Breen was forced at
second to Mcconnell Schultz died,
Jennings to Eibel. NO RUNS. NO
HITS.
Ehrd singled past Breen. McCon
nell laid down a nice sacrifice, Keete
to Courtney Pennings flied to Bar
row Welchonce lined out to Priest
NO RUNS. ONE HIT.
SEVENTH INNING.
Holland made a fine play on
Smiths hunt. throwing the latter out
at first Courtney beat out a slow
bounding hit to Ehrd that JENNINGS
could not handle in time. Williams
singled to left Keefe singled TO CEN
ter scoring Courtney. Mcmillan sin
gled to center and Williams Tailed
Breen flied to Flanagan and both run
ners advanced after the catch. Bar
row singled over second, scoring Nc
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
Scandal in College
Town Causes Suits;
Family Lips Sealed

YPSILANTI Mich, April 10.-This
city, the home of the State Normal
College, is awaiting the breaking of
a scandal which. it is believed. will
rock the social set to its founda-
tons
The names Of three prominent bus
mess men are involved in the AFFAIR
through two suits for damages
brought in the Circuit Court. James
Clark, for rs years a wealthy bust
ness man, is suing Alvin Leas for
$4,000 damages, while Leas, in turn,
has brought suit for 100000 damages
against George Fisk, a real estate
man.
More than 200 letters have been
sent to about fifteen prominent mar
rled men. In each case the time,
place, character and indiscretions
and number are specified Fear Of
scandal sealed the lips of families
mentioned.
Four damage suits aggregating
$4,000 have been filed at Ann Ar
Dor as a sequel 10 poison pen let
ters circulated in Ypsilanti.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
COUR 7 HITS
RESERVE
CLAUSE

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, April 10.
Federal Judge Sessions in a decision
to-day denied the petition of the Chi
cago club of tie Federal League ask
ing for an injunction restraining Will
liam Killifer from playing with any
club but the Chicago F'ederals
Killifer therefore will play with the
Phillies this season.
Judge Sessions in his decision in
validated the famous reserve clause.
While the Federals lost the case on
the grounds that they came into court
without clean hands" and were
therefore not entitled to an injunc-
ton they gained a big victory be-
cause the reserve clause is declared
non enforceable, leaving the players
in both National and American
Leagues free to sign with whomever
they choose after their playing con-
tracts expire this year
Attorney Stuart B. Knappen, of
Grand Rapids, of counsel for the
plaintiff, stated that according to his
belief the case would be appealed to
the United States Court of Appeals at
Cincinnati
Attorney Knappen said the Fed
erals might sue Killifer for alleged
breach of contract.
Judge Sessions hayed both the
Chicago Federal League team and
Kilufer in his decision, declaring that
the Federals ought not to have come
into court under the circumstances,
and scored Killifer for making the
contract if he thought himself under
obligations to the Philadelphia team.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
Ruling AS Viewed
By Baseball Men.

CHICAGO April 1O.--Tnat no clup
is entitled to hold a player over
second-year man, the time-honored
clause of organized baseball, was the
Interpretation placed on the ruling
at Grand Rapids, Mich, of Judge
Sessions in declaring the reserve
clause invalid by local baseball men.
Leaders of organized baseball en-
deavored to provide a new contract
this season which would reserve a
player for one year and which would
withstand court test. This new
contract provides payment to a play
er Of a portion Of his salary for one
season and the other portion for
agreeing to sign a contract the fol-
lowing year
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
NOR / MEN
GET EARLY
LEAD

mpire--Dent, of the Atlanta team.
Heisman's Yellow Jackets clashed
with the University of Illinois base
bail team OF Grant Field this after
noon. The Illinois team had sue
cessfully started its invasion Of the
South by defeating the University OF
Alabama team, Heismar gave his
batting order shakeup before he
game and also sent Wooten from he
outfield to shortstop.
FIRST INNING.
Tolmie opened with a foul fly TO
Witherington Suter famed. Phelps
/ beat out a hit to Bryant. KreAe
famed. NO RUNS. ONE HIT.
T Montague out. shafer TO Ar
buckle. Johnson got a slashing dou-
BILE through right field Wilmington
out, pitcher to first. Burr popped out
to Larson. NO RUNS. ONE HIT.
SECOND INNING.
Arbuckle walked Shafer sacri-
feed, and was out. Bryant to Burr.
Arbuckle made a break for third and
scored when Burr threw the ball over
Hills head. Larson flied out TO E.
Montague. Bradley out, Wooten to
Burr ONE RUN, NO HITS, ONE
ERROR.
Pound famed Wooten flied to
right and Suter dropped the ball. on
the error Wooten ambled all the way
to second. Hill out, Shafer to Ar
buckle, Wooten going to third. e.
Montague famed. NO RUNS. NO
HITS, ONE ERROR.
THIRD INNING.
HaiaS Walka1 Tplr,ia 30 or{acrT
Witherington to Burr. Suter famed.
Phelps singled to center, scoring Ha-
las. Phelps made second when f.
Montague dropped Witherington' S
perfect throw. Krebs was out, Hill to
Burr ONE RUN. ONE HIT. ONE
ERROR.
Bryant died, Tolmie to Arbuckla.
I. Montague walked Burr ran for T.
Montague with the permission of the
visiting team. Montague was spiked
slightly in the first half Of the inning.
johnson popped to rBadley, Wither-
ington out. Halas TO Arbuckle. NO
RUNS. NO HITS. NO ERRORS.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10

LONDON, April 1o-Lady Eliza
beth Gust, widow Of Sir Reginald
Gust, dropped dead from heart dis
ease on her way to church to-day.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10

LOS ANGELES, April to.-claude
Mathewson, proprietor of the Hotel
Lorraine, to -day shot and killed Miss
Nellie Murdoch, rs, housekeeper at
the hotel, and then committed sui
eide. He was formerly proprietor
of the RathskeIer Cafe, a rendezvous
for sporting men.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
Southern Iron Rate
Stands for Present

WASHINGTON, April iO-Pend-
ing further action the Interstate
Commerce Commission has author
lied the Southern Railway to main
tain the same rates on iron and
steel articles from Savannah to Au-
gusta via Blackvillc &. G.. as are
ooncurrently in effect by way Of the
Central of Georgia, without observ-
ing the long and short haul pro-
vision.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
s DEATH
DECLARED
ACCIDENT

The jury impaneled by Coroner
Paul Donehoo to investigate the
death of ]. NJ. Rowe, whose body was
found at the bottom of the elevator
shaft Of the Steiner Emery Building,
Friday returned a verdict that he was
killed by an accidental fall. The
finding of the jury dissipated the the
cries Of murder and robbery that
were formulated by the dead mans
relatives and detectives. After the
jury reported. the Rev c. w. Rowe,
a son Of the dead man. who has been
insistent that the mystery be thor
oughly investigated. declared that he
was satisfied tina his fathers death
was an accident
The jurys verdict was based on
evidence presented by Dr. j. ". Hurt,
Detectives Black and Noon, H. D..
Zapf. an embalmer; N. II. Lehman
and Sam Phillips. negro.
Neck Was Broken.
DR.. Hurt told the jury that Rowe's
neck was broken and the left shoulder
and left side of his skull fractured
ulmistakable evidence of fall. Black
and Moon told of their Investigations,
which failed to develop anything
tending to substantiate the murder
theory: Lehman told Of the arrange
ment Of the building. ar Phillips
told of finding the body at the bottom
of the shaft The embalmer's testi-
mony was the same as that Of Dr.
Hurt.
Almost coincident with the finding
of the Coroner's jury came discov-
cry that complexities the love tangle
barred by the finding of love letters in
Rowe's pockets. Detectives located
woman at No. AL Fraser street.
known as Mrs J. NJ Rowe, who de-
clares that she has been married to
Rowe since March H. 1912. She said
they were married by the Rev, L. o.
Bricker. pastor of the First Christian
Church, and that Rowe had told her
he was divorced from his first wife.
The dead mans son. the Rev. c. w.
Rowe, however. declared Friday that
his father had never obtained di-
vorce from his wife who lives in Mon
roe, Ga, and stated that he never
heard Of another marriage.
Says He Drank Heavily,
The Mrs. Rowe who lives in At
lanta declared she had known Rowe
only a year before she married him,
meeting him when he came to her
house selling rugs. He began drink
ing heavily shortly after their mar
riage, she said, and finally she or
dered him away from the house. She
said she had not seen him since.
The records show that one James
Rowe was married to Mrs. Lulu B.
Burton BY DR.. Bricker Mrs Rowe
says she is certain that the dead man
and her husband were the same. She
sIys she has often heard him speak
Of his son. who is minister
Rowe's relatives who are In Atlanta
have made arrangements to enter the
body in Greenwood Cemetery The
dead man was Ga years old, and is
survived by his wife in Monroe and
several children, as follows; The Rev
C. w, Rowe. of Rome j. L.. Tom
While and Travis and g. L.. Of Mon
roe: Misses Florence and Georgia
Rowe. Mrs Lizzie Ellison and Mrs
w. G. FORMER, all of Monroe.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10

exchange of the notifications of the
general treaty between Great Britain
and the United States was made to-
day by Secretary Of State Bryan and
Sir Cecil Spring Rice, the British
ambassador. The treaty provides for
arbitration Of all questions except
those of national honor and covers a
term of five years.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
Carnegie's Hand Seen
In Degree for Page

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
ABERDEEN. April 1O.-Mr. Page, the
American Ambassador. has sent to Sec
rotary Of State Bryan an official ac-
count Of the honor conferred on him
recently when Aberdeen University
made him an LID.
The common report here has II that
the chief reason for making Mr.. Page
a doctor OF laws was to please An
drew Carnegie. rector OF the uuiver-
sity.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
Silver Nitrate Used
To Prevent Blindness

MADISON, WIS, April 10.-The State
Board of Health has sent 5000 pack
ages of nitrate OF silver to physicians
in the State to prevent blindness in in
fants.
Under a new law passed by the last
Legislature the eyes OF children at
birth must be washed in silver solu-
tlon to prevent blindness.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09
3tliu,trTntn.

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Golntp, or nbnGpnt $. ". N'nnc'on.
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han oniao oct ion olNiort at EIoner
nil bIipc ontaQcu al aonAreaicn.
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NE Cpgope Qiuet Npcn 335.396 &uo
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ringcn CT abort citcr @nen3 tioliQcr.
gicnuemiuiiligc &ert. % sen uutogc:
al pare iao nuqcnlumoc FORFEIT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09

nsieiSe at pure / bans SelIfob, og
Huibiorb.W onoen betpnfte fig life
paa at mootage Sn~Obpoelien til ct
VatteIogi. Selruo blep Dog biirtis
ribbet, og ben biGlpiomme Wano
bar iiben life pPret at finbe.
@anobcrfct bcifaoiset. Get Ilm-
peperf for 9~rsnbpano, iom ga
Grosie meo Ell gefoItning at $780,
600 bar oprettet, blep Nat til 2irs.
Dag plubielig lat uo al Girfiombeb
peo at 9ampfieoelen UNDER ct altfor
iterft Srpf blep sbelogt. Sulofsrel.
len al set foitbare @anbipitem bill
berpeo foriinfes minbIt n Waaneb,
meoens oct bill folte flere Sunorebe
Dollars at reparere Sfaoen. libel
oct iogbes at bore en- oirefte Sslge
al at acknowledgements ~forlangte ben
pploige ptte WiGioner Salons
Fumpe brepet meo fun en- Compile
bel.
8ammel Manb fnnbet mprSet.
Den 86.aariee Inores Sisblonl, al
minbelig fienbt iom "@nieren peo
Monoopi", blep iioite Senbag fun-
Sen mprbet / tit Stem noele Mil ira
nppnte @p. Get oar iiben Gull ct
Nopmoro, og Ga Woroeren ifl,ffebes
/ fine Soroentninger ON at finoe
Genge, bapbe ban paa en- u~nrenneife-
Zig Waacc bepnet Jig peb at misbano-
lie Siget. Ser bar giemt $500 / Ell
Wtaoras, men bisie bapoe uejcr-
ningsmanoen life funnet finoe. Gen
gamle Wanb bleo for otte @ar fiben
ifnot og frarspet $1,000. Siben
bapoe ban beparet Oct meite af fine
Sfatte / ganfen.
Gr BET Sammeniberselie. Mttor.
nep General Omen itaI tanlebnins
Spgernes organiiereoe Scamp moo
ben npe gggteifabslop, ibet Be altiaa
ilegter at ubitebe ben forIangte Mt-
teit for So, babe ,totaIt, at be berpeo
fommer farltg npr en- Sammen-
1%b9rgelie for at btnore 2opens
Siennemferelfe. ut enfelte 2pger
nester at f~oretase benne ltnberiegel.
lie Tan maaife bore / fin Srben, me-
ner Omen, rneit at man unbertegner
en- Sperensfomit, Ser eaar uo paa
at nm,ligsiere 2ooen, tager iig alt
anoet END gobt ub % bill trpnses at
ices liot efter, flyer ban. Mr. Omen
gjsr igien opmerfiom poa, at BEN
i~aatalote @asierman-Hrspe ingen.
lunoe ber anpenbes al 2agerne. On
Notwithstanding blep forreiten uo-
iteot / Wilpaufee iioite Manbae, og
to al Opens Soipitaler bar erfleret
Jig pinise til at foretage SEN / 2open
fororeoe l1noeriegelie mob getaIina
at tire Soaars. Ser er forreiten og-
iaa taget Sfribt til at faa 2open
prepet peb SsieiteretsfienoeIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09

oigbeo tog De 2open / egen Saano.
Com ct 2pn ira flar SimmeI Hog
aomiteen iorIeben neo paa gpens
apotbef % iatte fla / @eiibbelie al
aae De berpprenbe beruienoe 0riffe,
iom iiben unoer iterf Recognizing bar
ppret boIbt / Sorparing. Ger for.
tGQes, at man life bar ganife eniee
ON bpab ifnloe gjsres meb be beilae-
lagte 9riffeparer, men Maioriteten
ipntes at pGre | Saper al at Set belle
tsmtes / Henoeitenen. gorgerne bar
oprt % belligt lopet, at Nengierin.
gen bill gientages, ON Ger paanp fort
iPttes meo &usoriffeiaIe.
Cgiaa en- 2eiriamlins. SfoIeiu-
perintenoenten / Gooington Gountp
bar peb Sompirfe meo bette Goun-
tps Better EARNING Msiociation og
Iutoriteterne peo 2nnobrugsifolen /
groofings foaet arrangeret en- 2eir.
Iamling al Gountpets Sarmergutter.
Intagelig omtrent 70 Sarmerautter
fra Gobington Gountp bill / Slutten
al SUM- iamles oeb Statens 2ano-
%brugsifole | groofihes, bpor be alt
iaa paa Sf%oIegrunben bill ilaa 2eir
og / nogle Gage npe 6riIuftsIipet
Sopebbeniieten er BOG at gipe @ut-
terne ltnoerpisning / De forifieGise
@rene of 2anobrueet % interesiere
Dem for bette. S~oreorag og Grperi-
menter bill afbolSes / De iorifiellige
Sfolebpsninger. gn @ilt fra bper
Sfole uoenom @atertonn bill bIipe
palst iom 9eItager / be,,ne 2eir-
iamline, ioet De ilittigite os beolte
gleoer foretrpffes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09
Gu n0openoe tDif
&olont / 0r9femIano.

Ser er piinof life mango, Ser peo,
at Der | Herbeben al Mtben ftnbes
Setter al en- tibligere tpif 2anbsbp
Der imiolertio bliper mere % mere
GREET % mt er 1,9r pe6 belt at mite
lit tpife Ereg.
@runoen til benne 2anosbp Hep
lagt UNDER Sen fra 8apern benteoe
Song Otto at @refenlanb, Der enffe-
De at gipe fine prtpate Sofembebs.
mGno og andre Snopanbreoe fra
SpiflanO ct Sieniteo, Der tinoe min
De Dem ott beres gamle SeoreIano.
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balnt laa / &uiner, ipntes 8ongen
egnet til bette Sormaal, og bdn fisb.
te ben berfor for fine pripate Tenge
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en- Sirfant, trRbeplantet Plaos meo
en- &irfe / Mioten, bpggeoss Der en-
Mengoe fulbitenbis ems Suie, og /
De fire Sjsrner reiites Der fire meg
tiae Taarne til 8eitpttelie for 8pen.
Ser par Hloos til 60 Sanilier / ben
npe 9p, ser MT fit Napnet Seraflei-
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Ga Der boeoe fleit, rummeoe ben 80
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10, iom / be feIeenbe @ar poerlisere
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Sen blep mere og mere forlaot. De faa
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fig meb @r9ferne.
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tpife Serfomit. gnoma leper erin'
brinaen ON ben Eib, % Song Otto
en- Sang bpert aar aflagoe ct Be
isg / Serafleion og ooero9renoe
@uostieneiten / bens &lrfe, men lGt'
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iioite Spor er foripunSne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09
Jnolanoet.
Srrbt nnocr Nntumpbil.

Trrbt mnecr Mntumobil. 6. 6.
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forcaoaenSe gar. Sn0traterne for
Tecernbcr aIenc bar $20,935.
@rrcr M Sfnhcuaabcn. MRS.
Mortbo Scott, oniot uco Folitiltpr'
fen / @aterIoo, cr eiter Nnmobuiu9
hIcpcn qipet Siaobclie Ill at bare
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iiUr h0l1aer runot be forlficIli9c
TaniciaIc. MrS. Scott hor unocr
lin SienciIe uGret ubiat FOR Here
1ornurinelier al inabannc @o0cle.
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pasicnbc Nntnnrslcicr. Ni @llt
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brliot iiq ino / Ben ocrpUrcn0c 0lc
tbooiitfirfe o. rcpet no Here @Iooc
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mincn or nGiten unulli1 at lfo'ie Ben
nebpenoiae &TrerbiUlp. Wfon troc.
sc, at 2operl, ser bcitemmcr innlme
2sn for ioapeG CONNER lem @in.
tertermincr, pilbe ticne iii at 2Grcr.
ne ouiattes ior belle Ioret. men Ser
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brie mao itna ubrugie / Gintcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09
9un gukrtu.
Yoitiparcbanf opb9bet.

Epit1parebnnf opbR0ct. ToIt'paa
rebanfen / Belmont er blepen opbp-
BET, Ga ben life fit nogen Signing.
Meieri / @ermilion. @erminion
Creamery So. organiiereoes forle.
Ben / @ermillion for oeriteos at OPP
rette og brioe ct Weieri.
Hcsiitreringcn / 8rotpn 81. Mn-
taIIet al oent, ser for Yrim9roalget
Il Marts bar reeiitreret / grotpn
Gonntp, beIeber fig til 4,475.
Manac Tcusc for Nsoe. Ct enc.
tie Sirina / Dee Seigbts bar / 2sbet
al 1913 betolt GSnrmerne I Smeenen
at oenne On life minore emo SIS
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nell, Soma, % oenne pil bliue lagt
til Sabrifen / 9lberoeen.
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Huber en- al Hepublifanerne aiboloi
aonierenS i @ierre blep ser BEN ste
bS. beilnttet at opItiae &ongersmanf
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Marts.
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flGret, at 9afota Central Telephone
50. maa mOerfaite Jig Staten;
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bar negtet at giere bette % ion
@rlino berior anfsrt, at set itaal
unber StatenS Sernbomefommisiion
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tagcr Selifobct, iaalGnge set ubbp
ser Yrioriiet$oftier tilialgS / Sta
ten.
9ouen ON funitiet Smsr. Stats
aopotat Mortin 9ergb / Siour San!
pil laoe &eieitcret afgiue Ell 8len
oelie meo &euipn til Statens 2ol
ON fiinltigt Slncr eller Sleomarea
rim for at iorbpoe Solget al oenn
&are / farpet Silitano. Saaoan
fiinitiet Smer iabriferet al Irnou'
& 60. or nemlig blepet iolgt, % ga
brifantcrne bar unobra5et fig 2ouel
meS ben Eoaitano, at beres Bar
life er inrpet. men at ben tiIpirfe,
iaaban. gbpotat @ergb me,er imio
lcrtib, at Bette famine funitie
Smsr fan tiIpirfes uben Sarpe, o.
at Nrmour 4 Sos Eroonft oerfo
MAJ fables iarpet % al ben 8rut'
iprbpoeS.
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@p Sammiu / Tripp Gountp ha
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Sorsernes Saalmob teict til Dc
poeriie % peo at pGlae en- aonit
log gipe Nenue iilo Tagt % Bpm