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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-03-20

ing the condition Of business before the
Senate: Whole number of bills intro
duced, 1913; in the hands of standing
committees, 167; indefinitely postponed,
5S; passed, us; in the hands of select
committees, IS; bills concurred in by
the Assembly, AZ; Assembl, bills
received by the Senate, 2O7
in the hands of committees,
81; concurred in, %; ordered to third
reading, II; refused concurrence, &.
The governor thus far approved 104
bills. Assembly bills were concurred in
as follows: Authorizing the Common
Council of the city OF Milwaukee to re-
NIT the taxes upon the Layton Art Gal
lery; amending the laws relating to the
building and maintenance of flooding
d&ms on Cawley Creek, Clark County
amending the statutes relating to
changes Of venue; repeating an act re-
latlng to elections of the town of Grand
Rapids; repeating an act authorizing
Wood County to puild and maintain
pier bridge across the Wisconsin River
at Grand Eapids: amending the charter
OF the city of Chippewa Falls; providing
Tor the payment of certain amounts into
the county treasury by executors, ad--
fees in all counties whose pop
ulation exceeds 10000; provid-
ing for the payment of a $500
salary to Milwaukee aldermen; increas-
ing the salary OF the city treasurer of
Milwaukee to $1,000, and authorizing
him to appoint deputies; regulating the
election of supervisors in counties con-
tanning not less than 1000 inhabitants;
amending the act incorporating the
Portage Liederkranz Society, amending
the charter of the city of Cedarburg;
amending the charter of the city Of
Portage. The following Senate bills
were indefinitely postponed: Providing
for extra employees of the Legislature
and fixing compensation therefor.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-07-27
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
praise. purer medicine does not
exist and it is guaranteed to do all
that is claimed. Electric Bitters will
cure all diseases of the liver and kid
neys, will remove pimples, boils, salt
"heum and other affections caused by
lnpure blood.-Will drive malaria
from The system and prevent as well
as cure malaria feyers.-For cure of
headache, constipation and indiges-
ton try Electric Bitters. Entire sat-
isfaction guaranteed, or money re-
funded.-Price soc. and 81 per bottle
at G. j. Lincoln's drugstore.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-07-27
PREMIUM 'ARNICA SALyE

Is an indispensable household remedy for
the certain relief and cure of chapped hands
and skin, burns, cuts, bruises, flesh wounds,
sprains, pimples, testers, scrofulous sores,
BARRIERS ITCH eczema tetter, chiblans, etc, be-
ing prepared from the latest discoveries in
medicine and according to the art of phar-
macy; 1t cannot fail to give satisfaction For
sale by John A. Jungkind, druggist SO6 and
sos Main street, Price rs cents box.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-07-27
Giterary notes.
BY CECIL HAMpDEN QUITS HOWARD.

Routlege has recently written a
volume entitled, "Garden Painting
Book by Albert Warren.
"Oliver Cromwell; the Man and
His Mission,' is the title of new
volume by j. Allanson Picton.
One who calls herself "a Practical
Housewife writes 240 pages on
"soup, Savories and Sweets" with a
chapter on breads.
A new addition has appeared of
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett's
story, aMiss Crespigny,' which is
published by Warne.
A recent translation from the
Swedish, by R. B. Anderson, is Vik-
tor Rydberg's "Teutonic Mythol-
ogy,' volume of 718 pages.
"Grandma's Miracles; or Stories
Told at Six O'clock in the Evening"
by Pansy, is welcome addition to
juvenile literature, published by the
Nelson's.
Lady Hester; or, Ursula's Maria
tive and the Danver's Papers," by
Charlotte NJ. Yonge, has recently been
issued in a new and cheaper edition
by Macmillan.
Sir I. Mallory has recently written
aThe History of King Arthur" and
the sKnights of the Round Table,"
which has been edited in three vol
umes, by I. Wright.
Mary Hooper has just finished a
volume entitled, "Good Plain Cook
ing which can be had in a cheap
edition for the value of an English
shilling, of Westerman & Co.
"Going to Shrewsbury by Sarah
Orme Jewett in the July Atlantic,
is only an additional evidence of that
lady's versatile powers in whatsoever
line of fiction she may take up.
Among the most recent English
works on Domestic Economy, we note
the "Girls' Own Outdoor" book,
containing practical help on subjects
relating to girl life, when out of doors.
1t is published by the "Religious
Tract Society," and to be had of
Westerman & Co., of New York.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-07-27
qRe household.

Put IN the stew pan large lump of
butter, let melt, put in the cabbage,
stir constantly with fork until
cooked. 10 one spoonful of flour
add cream enough to make a smooth
paste, add one cup of sour cream.
Stir altogether, pour over the cab
bage, let it come to a boil, add salt
and pepper; serve while hot.
GREEN Corn PANCAKES. Take five
good.ears of sweet corn just too hard
for eating but still in milk, CRATE into
any convenient crock orpan, scraping
all milk and loose corn from cob, add
two eggs, one cup of sour milk or
cream, one-half teaspoonful of soda,
enough flour to thicken as flour batter
cakes. Salt to taste and bake as
ordinary pancakes. Try them and |
think you will want to try them again.
CHOPPED HAMA good dish for
breakfast can be made of SIX eggs and
three tablespoonful of ham chopped
fine; beat the eggs, and after melting
q great spoonful of butter in the
frying pan, drop the eggs into it, and
stir the ham in. The ham has of
course been cooked season with
pepper. This is a good way to use
up any pieces of meat that are left
from dinner.
VELVET CREAM. Put two-thirds of
box of gelatine into quart of milk,
into teakettle boiler of hot water.
When well dissolved remove from the
fire and have ready the yolks of four
eggs beaten with four tablespoonful
of sugar, stir in very fast. Have the
whites ready with the same amount
of sugar. Flavor with vanilla. Pour
into moulds and eat cold. Serve
with cream T. r. Taintor.
A NICE SALAD is made by taking
the unbleached ends of celery and
cabbage, in the proportion of one
third celery and two-thirds cabbage.
Chop them together quite fine, and
make dressing as follows: One
teaspoonful each of salt; pepper,
sugar, mustard and oil, and moisten
with vinegar. This needs no cooking.
CREAM TARTAR BIscUT.-To make
cream tartar biscuit, take a quart of
sifted flour, two teaspoonfuls of cream
tartar, one of soda, salt and pint of
milk. Mix the salt, soda and cream
tartar with the flour and add the milk.
Bring it into a loaf without kneading,
roll lightly into sheet an inch thick.
Cut into rounds and bake in a quick
oven. The more rapidly it is mixed
and baked the better.
HIDDEN MoUNTAIN.-One quart of
cream, one teacup even full of pow
dered sugar, one teaspoonful of
gelatine dissolved in one-fourth tea
cup of milk (on back of stove for
one-half hour, when it must be cooled
lukewarm), whites of two eggs, one
teaspoonful of vanilla. Whip the
cream, gather the froth into colan-
der until all is used, then put back
into the bowl. Lay the sugar over
the froth, then beat the whites of
eggs and add with gelatine and
havoring, then beat again with egg
heater three minutes. This is delicious
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-07-27
COTTAGE HEARTH,

scribners Monthly will be sent for one year
as premium to any person getting up a club
of ten subscribers to WoMANs CHRONICLE.
Woman's journal will be sent to any person
getting up club of eight subscribers for
WoMAN'S CHRONICLE.
Cottage Hearth will be sent one year to any
one sending two new subscribers to WoMAN's
CHRONICLE.
A paper bound copy of the Report of the
International Council of Women will be sent
to anyone sending two new subscribers to
W0MAN'S CHRONICLE.
Address, WOMAN'S CHRONICLE,
Cor. Second and Louisiana Sts.,
Little Rock Ark.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-07-27

"Where is the Island of Cuba stu
ated?" asked an Austin school teach
er of q forlorn-looking small boy.
81 dunno, sir. "-'Don't you
know where sugar comes from"
eyes, sir; we borrows it from the
next-door neighbor. Texas Sift-
ings.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-07-27

1t is reported that there are now
six women police officers in London,
and seven more are to be appointed,
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-07-27
NeaSr0I0ic Persons

And those troubled with nervousness resulting
from care or overwork will be relieved by taking
BrOaU1rS Iron BitteTs. Genuine
has trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-26

IL is one Of the minor aanayances OF an
authors life, indeed that The World at large
can never be made % recognize this pialn
fact, but constantly insists on identifying the
writer with lis has,ss or his articles II
takes it for granted that h9 writss whas ne
likes and that hs chooses his themes bef1 Use
he Is personally interested in them Some
times II seods hIin tor tbs eva s-iet'tuEis;
oh, bow car you write such horrid things
or WHY do YOU always maze your plots 50
dreadfully blooithirstyT while he, poor IN
nocent soul with ms finger 70 his mouth,
would probably far prefer to spin out
pretty idylilc story about the domestic loves
OF two nice young people who after many
yiciss.itldes were happily rlarried or TO en-
tighten the world to the best Of his ability on
the precise relations OF the double stars to the
unresoige,l uebula
They little know that at that very moment
a note from an editor, supreme arbiter Of
fate, lies open upon his table Why don't
you give us IA little more incident, Couldn't
you manage now TO Kill Off Guy and let
Ethel $ throat be finally cut after desperate
struggle by the inslrgent Zuusf But oftener
stll--nnd this is far more annoying
world makes little complimentary speeches;
That was a sweet story Of yours good
heavens the Trial Of the Ruddigore Mys-
terry, or How did laugh over that clever
essay on the Ethics Of Boresi" pumped up
perforce With a nervous headache IN response
to an urgent demand from employer for
humorous article What is worst 81 all. the
world even writes you earnest argumcnta-
tive letters about the precious subject on
which sou have last written, as though you
cared for it: Have you seen my pamphlet
on the South Australian corn question: or
Do you know that there exists at Rome a
more perfect copy Of the Apollo Of Lysippus
than even the one you praise so highly III
your interesting paper On the Development
of the Plastic Art in Corinthr
Why, tlat tedious article was written to
order. at much per column, to accompany
plates ali ady engraved for the editor Of a
lcatiing art ni2. ,aline, and you take about as
much personal interest Ia the plastic art of
Corintl or uf Corioli as shoemaker taxes Al
the metatarsal bones Of this. that or the
other particular customer You niugged it
all up as Mr. Potts young man mugsed up
the subject of Chinese metaphysics, and as
soon az you had delivered your soul, accord
me- to contract. OF the 5000 words, neither
more nor less sufficient to imbod those .cht
interesting ensras inSs IN shallow stratum
Of udpiI letter press. Won dismissed The
plastic art OF COrnih for good from your
mad, with n fervcut hope that no mall5n IN
nucuce would ever compel YOU in an evil
hour a second time to approach the dry lie
tails OF Hellenic sculpture The Fortni.htly
Review
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THE GENTlER SEX.

Miss Pauncefotc. daughter Of the new
British minister is % years old and quite
pretty.
Miss Jennie Flood, who is said to be q
modest. sensible girl of % years of age,
is heir to all her fathers immense wealth.
The very latest novelty in wedding at
tire was at the marriage of Lady Nevill
and Fir. Brassey in England, where the
bridesmaids wore crcketing costumes.
Mrs. Noble, wife Of the secretary Of
the interior. comes from Northampton.
Mass. where her father was for twenty
fiveyears proprietor of large sanitarium.
The Baroness Burdett-Coutts gave as
many parquet seats in the Savoy theatre,
Lcadon. a. there were years to her &c at
a theatre party in honor of her latest
birthday.
Miss Bergliot Bjornsen, the eldest
daughter of Bjornjerne Bjornsen. who
has just mace her deout as opera singer,
is 10 years Old. strikinsiy beautiful. with
fair hair and q tall. slender figure
4 speech of the Princess of Wales
recorded in the monograph is: You are
the most wonderful instrument | have
ever seen or heard of | wish that
might have one like you for my own"
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Il isn't often that St louis nan
scores a point on IA Chicago man. but
vAcn he DOES he is entitled To credit for
il. The st. LOU, man WAS III the office
n thr Cl'fton house talking to the Chi
c,.~o man.
iour fox hut on Washinston's
birthday" said thu st. Louis chap. was
ro; TN i Of a success"
The nicagoan said the weather was
too ccl!.
Fox was dead, the st. Louisan OBJ
served
Yrs, fox was dead: Chicago folks
don't ike t" nn, after dead tii-g of
any sort. That's why they never run
after I. Louis
Il Ii" CAicacoan hadn't said this he
mlrht base s-,aI,.tt
iH'St Loui-l'i uiirl After row
moments spen; i, -iient prayer be sad:
IN nrNt time You foi&s want to make
ata"cess Of anything in the line of a
ehae oa Wa. A.1-toa's birthday ret a
tt2 and urn It loose on tie be. yard
AMI the whole town viii cha,a 1t 20 the
death Chicago ZINES,
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CHAPTER XVII.

"
The hour Of tie mn r7t ~ conc. and
all NaImsourN AM iHe l.rcut nel.-
borhood was IN a "'2t''oi the widest eN-
cltement.
The great crimi- ! lawyer Who + "a
come Gown trJ.l l. 1a'n to watch tli'
case on teialf e salad jim I'D sitaI
him as lis cue t-p words. ,t-e.1t'
silence, and upon t1af Lac Lis client h.
havcd'
4here was a stHf.}y eoAe with one Pr
VAtc Le"ier. VINO S'-'r" ard i2r'st 'rc
tlAaeH uAtl! ne va t.-i NJ rhel wan ' u
tempt OF court. naa Va IA-i4y nuu-''-
uhccre'aotlol3! oat OF i as Il WING
"Ho vas h'S4.AS b, tier tii-n an i.-.'
ahd ms nhI N4iA.[ and coHlnscd eYi,e-r-
was the only eFlden'e which borg ii an.
way against tie Gil Tactcr Of tho dead
mans an, . friend. Ja mes, '. .'
oh TIE o' 10y haa4' t-l,Fa WIS -.o test
mony Of the oiiser ca7i.aan@@..r '-e ,o''-
neAt that sint2 I ne t--.a ta'-. itN "a ,.1a
Llclt. Bercsiori h., b '9't IA IL s}s'i.r
theF u'd o'0A on ''4'.i5 81 - 's''I i+.i
maety. that On his oai h. !o D-..7Ta.. t..'.-
had never cither G44G Lea "a ai
ap?ro-''A to q'iarr- G-s5ig ID. iAr !s-
tley mad been o. RS % ]. yIr lr4r'''- -,'-
tAat' SO lar as ia hnHv, i- ra
mad never had any g., r.. Up '.1, ',a.--.--
mes with a'iy oiacr". ;''7 t'''. '-e.- g.
lheA came tAa e'l-ai;'1 90 Vie 'ife'
officers whose qiarte7s wers On TIC .-.e
haalhg, 24inely i:'2 dori@i, y'';ng AaG
ners and 'fomny i-4rle
The Doctor stated t.-i lie oc"a:'ial g
room ov rlo7'ia! t-e b rrsf y =. tn-
next TO mat "I '.r L'-si-"lu. lie va-,
therefore. TIC tur,-g~t a'.,y lrl-1 ..
room IN "nlcl tae f'nr-.r i-4 5-...ea
pace Il was l4g-' C''al t--.-. .-i-'. 0-
si1ost lATarla9le. ci'eio j - 4t t--
lasi lAlf hour Of the eF2- q gin 3-r ~
lords ro"Ei lie ifcI gently ls-I 81 80
there. but On taat "vaatHg a. So. vst5
tired lie had bad dangerous c1 un.,-
his care for some days preyl'a--.. ana
lad rot had much sieep Tie tTo Ills
before
But yon ~c-o invited to clter tIr.
Beresford 5 roo-:"
Certainly
And By whon?"
Nv cll-practlcal,T 3. boil Of the!n.'
Can you give US tie exact fsr2,s OF
the invitation"
''Oh, yes, answered the doctor. ct.I.-l-
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ny sreiee A. much Is va OF the world But ere
YOU set cut either as tourist commercial Traveller
or emisrSn whether yoU 90 BY rail, steamship or
steamboat provide yourself with Hos,eiFe : ~tnm
xch tters which the trayetng pub ic recugr izu- a.
the hne-t medirai @afesusrt aai preventive Of
sickness with which ans ON iaarneying bg laud
be provided 1t furnishes to the West
cru piane' adequate protection against mal tria
rheumatism, and those Disorders OF the bowels
which missms tainted water hegtt, Its ssdsiive ef
feet upon stomach pertuFbed by the 70 king OF
ship is truit nsgica and il is 4 capital appetizer
and nerve invigors;or. Excellent Is it Ior bilious
ness and kidney inactton. and II counterac's sre
msrsshle DE- gree. the effects Of fsigue physiesl aud
mental After wetling ard exposure ia Uncle me ut
weather, II should be used preventive.
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Continued from yesterday.
tConfinued from yesseFdayI
BEAUTIFUL JI1I.
By JOHN STRANGE WINTE2

By JOHN STRANGE WINTE2.
Re was With you tie las: talag.' the
eoioael cE1e.l-
YES. colonel. lie ccaer.llIy Turned ia-o
Ely ro9l On Ills way u led Ard i1 I'd
..Dut What is this story eb9a. your
having hal quarrel with him the
colonel as-ed
4 qlarTel with Oaea-I.~ re-eatel
Ji.-. III aecenrs of snc3l uar.isl-.---s -s-
touish-leat tlat the e5loacl $40 81 c.
pl2letion was EaccssAsF. and be-1a 20
ulai.c C-le 81 CLc1-
Yes, there's tee going ato,,-, Witch
| suppose accounts for your oei15 l"7e q
all. tIaI you and Owca had q q-i----- lat
evening Just before Glailcr.
Never" ezc!4Il-1I Jia. iGlj-l-gtly-
',.cver either ten cr - any ct--ef ti.----
Owen 81 never had wrong word IL
or liyes
i e.-. Tess it seemed - nc IT, iYi..
knoTiag the f.. friendship w..a i Lad
existed between ga ever s.aae sou i--
been il tie rcei-lc-..." the C--sacl .--lt
but such is tie tile. I'll. from W.
could n, her GUsBE tie ie7 Hall i1es
w25 IL i-.lrr.-e..5 after b,-4rl!. tie L. OF
your-voar7-
Are. pat in jim, vL5 vs. tea
an~igrs 10 lear what Tie co!08o. !. ! 90
tel t, be aboge c-llia- ills vc9y IL, zs
ant s,adc anything bit l sp4-s- Yes,
sir Ncll."
Il gathered. the colonel went ca, RI
lieve1 about having to Use '-.- Ot2 -4'.-i
terra, "tAat it IVES your ser..-,-t 40 .-;,
the idea aiioat 1t seems that lie y.s ia
the kitchen Just before mess t1at II q
and saw owen Dart into yorr r VIA s...-4
heard very high words between ya-. e., e.,-
ward He seemed TO have .-e iu1.-. son
that yoa were quarrclin1:. and bii.r1cI it
out after Owen was found"
oh. Leaders, a bit OF al ass III
jim, c.lrelesslv; but | shouli4l hive
thought he would have ina i-e,. y.ls
ready to uur,.er nv lest friend. Ut-ar
fool a. he IS. he might have known better
than that"
Leader don't think it at all ~
devil. said the colonel promptly "..e
sworo through thick and Thin that ia II
never said it, and | left him biuJls1j-g
like A school bow kent in on q cri "a
match day. Bu: I'm afrail it Will Irovc
a troublesome business; an. by tic be.
Beresford. how could Leader have 10,
such an idea?'
We'll. colonel. in one way he was In
enough" jim ans yered. Owen did cone
into nv room that evening il q towering
race. but not with me, nor in a..v VIZ
concerning me. can't tell yoa " j.
about, as it is connected viii an r
ncrsoa WHO could not have lera T. I'D ~
in ,bo la+cr cve-ts for lc y.as al i,. ).
solufely ignorant that Gwen G.o,v r. 1t
Io fil know, and was 50 Affected liz, T.. rs
rI-eal =. -. ,I,. -. ~ ~
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Mothers

Css,oris is recomme uded by phys icians for
children reething. 1t is a purely vegetable
preparation, its ingredients are published
around each bottle II is pleasant 70 the
taste and absolutely harmless. 1t relieves
cor stipation. regulates the bowels. ouie,s
pain, ,ures diarrh9a and wind collie, allays
feverishness, destroys worms, and prevents
commissions, soothes the child and gives i,
refreshing And natural sleep. Cas,oria is the
children's panacea-the mothers friend
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II We must ape foreign customs and use
FOREIGN words and PHRASES at the capital. it is
a relief to know that all is not English that
ghtiers though | am aware that the impress
sion has gone out, probably on account Of the
reputation Of the state department, that we
arc all English, You kuow a little hotel on
the avenue has swung out the sign of The
Pension Bourceose" Lest the unlearue,l
may think that this has some reference to the
pension Office it may he well to explain that
a French pension" is a kind of private or
family hotel \ laundry on the aycnue has
the word "BlanchlScre' on is front and
baker on Fourteenth street has had painted
on his window "Charauterie ct Pattisserie s.
You see we are progressing. Washington
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Epoch.

The trans ton from long. lingering and
painful sickness TO robust health marks an
epos III in the life nf the individual. Such a
remarkable event is treasured in the memory
and the agency whereby the good heath has
been attained is gratefully blessed. Hence
it is that so much is heard in praise of Elec-
uic Bitters- So many feel that they owe
their restoration 10 health. to the use of the
Great Alternative and Tonic. Ii you are
troubled with any disease of Kidneys, Liver
or stomach, of long or short standing you
will surely find relief by use of Electric Bit
tiers. Sold at soc. and 81 psr bottle at J. N.
Mixers Drug Store. dec3ld&wchw
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! she had ever had any conversation with
nm She was Eot the least intimate with
hin No. he had not shown the smallest
7 alsA to 30 intimate with her
After this. Miss Rose Meeking was put
t5y-1l, end several minor Witnesses were
7 u1s ua. from zone Of whom could any evi-
dense worth rleutioaiag be extracted.
/ There ygerss various officers servants and
+ tie men W 10 had been On duty that night,
I trvn mess waters and the gentlemen who
had oeen guests at the Eless table. II
. .ks.- united evidence was worth anything
Il vas toward clearing jim Beresiord of
d sasQ.eisu which Leaders unfortu-
i.-aclg long tongue had caused 10 rise up
G~lls, him. and then they all sat down
/ u await, with what patience they might.
I the decision at which the jury would
/ eventually arrive
I "Iou lrl ste enough" said TIC great
criminal la~ycr to jim There's not a
jJi Of evidence against you.
Z Il have never been afraid there would
4 D. said jim, cooAy-
And presently the jury were ready with
7 tA1lf verdict; md amid o breat alcss hush
I x ysas given to the public. when 1t is safe
I d S. that the only person in that as
e7n0.y who did not tleInb.c was the one
i wACm the darkest suspicion had fallen,
/ Beautiful jim While the ewes Of all
- Gi-mel with tear of what the next
alaa: All III, bring forth, ne stood up in
lta' --i-lEAe ana true anu a""i'eu
we f-llt VIVA tAc assurance OF cohl-
--uceiee AAA t1e decision Oh the
'-4u mufuef against some person.
.suILs Unknown.
o. what eAeer burst Out then,
IL -u'i a
i-.. 10y Tag! ~44-oF nearly aH-prSsseu
/ r. "e--'4 20 't-i-1 jill y! 'Ae h'iio anu 'e4i
-.--- '-4'.' tle! .'t' never neNef oeiieNe 7
80 s'---t ''E Z Iio'-ient' -l11 tueti poo'
! GANG. s4@--4i!5 ana 'A-e as a ssnost'
N teli Ai.A u tAe{ h1d given yer
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III ~ r. '-----ae-1 i'Ae '9uas' any IGN
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