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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.


A more wholesome and agreeable way to
write about the fair candidates for matri-
mony is that, in spite of all this frivolity,
they are generally quite healthy in morals
and physique. OF course, if more Of fash
ions slaves would have the courage to
break loose from conventionality, and make
up their minds to take a proper amount of
rest in mind and body, how very much bet
ter we should all be-. The bloom would
soon come back to the pale faces OF tired de-
butantes, wesried by the ballroom routine,
it, instead of being dragged round on the
everlasting husband hunt, and made to
dress three times every day, and sit up late,
they were allowed to romp through shady
lanes in fannels. plunge and splash freely
in the great glad waves, and dream their
DAYS away in pure, fresh air, with never
thought of smart gowns.
Then they would be in a better condition
for the soon forthcoming succession of balls.
But these things are not. We shall con-
tinue to hunt In droves, to satisfy one an
other with each others company, to wear
out ourselves with summer gaieties, to stihs
in crowded towns and overbuilt resorts and
ill-drained foreign hotels simply because it
is fashionable. So it is that, while we all
'eome up smiling" for the winter campaign
many of US are aweary before We begin.
THE ATHLETIC GIRLS SCHEME.
"But nobody need lecture me on the score
of bad condition" said a wealthy girl to me
as she dropped an Indian club on the floor of
her boudoir, and took up pair OF dumb
bells. Her pretty neck and shapely shoul-
ders had not only sufficient covering of
plump flesh. but goodly development of
muscle.
''Stretch your arm out horizontally from
your side." she said. suiting the action to the
word, 'sand turn your head from it. Now,
move hand and arm back as tar as you can,
slowly and steadlly-then forward. Observe
the rising and falling of a muscle at the
shoulder, just below the dreadful collar
bone. This is hint worth taking, now that
we are soon to put on decollete gowns for
balls. Take the pains to experiment till you
find Just what movements of the arms,
shoulders and neck bring into play muscles
that tend to fill MP the sundry hollows and
saltcellars which heretofore you have
striven only to fill with tears. Having
found the necessary movements, practice
them till you are good and tired, every time
you get chance, and believe me, improve
ment will repay you. This method of filling
up is safer than an effort at gaining flesh.
One is 90 likely TO gain too much flesh, be,
sides often one has flesh enough just except
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
SMOKE CONSUMPTION.
1t Is Very Simple Problem and Was Solved
Long Ago.

1t is Very Simple Problem and Was Solved
Long Ago.
Whenever the subject of smoke consump-
ton is agitated there are columns of theories
about how the proper combustion can be
secured, says boilermaker in the st. Louis
Globe Democrat, and the whole subject is
discussed as an unrealized hope, just as air.
ships or perpetual motion is discussed. The
fact is, the smoke-consumption problem has
been solved for several years by what is
known as the down-draft furnace. There
are several patterns OF them, but the prin-
ciple is the same. The furnace doors are
left open, the coal is fed on crate bar that
is made of steam pipe connected with the
boiler.
Beneath the CRATE bar, On the ground
level, is a brightly burning fire made by
the coal dropping from above. The furnace
is so constructed that when the doors are
open the smoke passes downward and is
consumed by the under fire. 1 have had
such a furnace in operation for three years
and NO one can see any smoke from my
stack, while, after long investigation,
have learned that I have saved just one
third in coal.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
PICTURES IN HER BRACELETS.
How Victoria Carries Photos of the Primo
Consort and Her Latest Grandchild.

How Victoria Carries Photos of the Prince
Consort and Her Latest Grandchild.
Philadelphia Times
The little son who has just been born to
the Princess Sophie of Greece, and is shortly
to be taken to England at Queen Victoria's
express wish to visit his royal great-grand-
mother, has already been photographed, in
order that his portrait may be placed in one
OF the two bracelets worn by Her Majesty.
In one OF these ornaments is g likeness OF
the late lamented Prince Consort; the other
is always devoted to the portrait Of the
youngest grandchild, and the little Greek
Prince is, of course, the latest claimant ior
this honor.
The Queen has taken q special interest in
this baby, and is looking forward with eager
ness to the coming of Princess Sophie and
her frst-boTn.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
TAXATION FOB GIFTS.
A Practice That Has Brought the Marriage
Relation to a Low Use.

A Practice That Has Brought the Marriage
Relation to a Low Use.
Hdrper's Bazar, in an editorial on we'd
ding gifts, has this to say concerning Gus
tom which, happily, is no longer counte-
nanced by the best society: "That one may
have as many recurring wedding festivals as
there are wedding days recurring, no one
will deny. But that one may turn any of
these festivals into an excuse for begging
and receiving. an excuse for imposing
another domestic tax upon friends and ac-
quaintances, no one now will assert, what
ever may have been polite usage genera
ton since.
Indeed, whenever one thinks of the great
sacredness and tenderness of the marriage
relation, it seems difficult to see how any
can be willing to vulgarize and profane it
by such a custom as the asking and receiv-
ing of gifts, and we would expect its ami
versaries TO be celebrated, not in rude mer-
rymaaing, but with a sort of sweet solemn
ity making such things impossible.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
QUEEN VIC as A MUSICIAN.

She Plays and Her Voice is Sweet Both in
Singing and Reading.
Like all her children, excepting the
Prince of Wales, the Queen is an excel
lent musician, and sometimes sits down to
the piano with Princess Beatrice, or there
will be singing. Nature has endowed Her
Majesty with fine voice, not only Tor sing
ipe' out for speaking; so that she Is able to
give certain charm even to official docu-
ments.
She reads them as nobody else can,
although she ingeniously ceniesses that she
does so with fear and trembling, and is quite
content if she is able to say she has not
made single mistake!
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
In Russia.

New York Sun.
'Lunchski is servedupovitch, Your High
ness" said the attendant.
"Has the Lord High faster tested our I'm
perial food?" asked the Gar.
'Yes, Your Highness, and it is for himski
the flaaovitch is at hslfmastovitch."
"Ahl Then we will dine out to-day. Give
the remainder of the lunch to the cook and
see that he eats it. "
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

in the accompanying illustration. The cork
is placed on top of the penny and ham,
mered hard with small tack hammer. As
the cork prevents the needle from springing
sideways, the latter cannot fail to pierce the
penny, or anv other coin of the same thick
ness, the steel of which the needle is made
being harder than the metal of which the
coin is composed.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
sTABBING A PENNY.

How to Drive Needle Through q Coin
Without Breaking 1t.
St Louis Post-Dispatch.1
Doesn't it seem impossible to bore a
needle through penny, particularly if the
former is very fine? Yet this is simple
task and is accomplished in the following
manner:
The needle is passed through cork, with
the point protruding just bit, which is
then nipped off with pair of
pincers. The penny is then laid
upon two little blocks of soft wood
with a small space between, as shown
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

START has been
made for the matri-
monial race of the
winter season. Yes;
the social struggle
amounts to a skurry
of the girls after
husbands. And why
not? A good match
or a bad match
means happiness or
misery to a woman.
The marriage bells
Lo-. s-sk naa sod
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

ish combination Of black. gold and yellow
is a pointed bandeau frame covered with
daisy center folds, alternating with black
put on diagonally, which has a tendency
to produce a lower effect. The crown is of
yellow velvet, with a gold and Jet en-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

aware that nearly all women powder, but I
believe it shocks every one OF them that Is at
all sensitive when he witnesses its actual
application. 1 should most strenuously ad-
wise my sex to refrain from using puffs out
side the bedroom and boudoir if masculine
admiration is desired"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

the bounds of possibil-
ity. The New York
Press contains the fol-
lowing description;
The folding bed is
made on the same prin-
ciples of any other fold
ing bed, only in a "sea
she'll" shape. 1t is
made in papier mache-
wood, too, could be
used, but would be eX-
pensive. The outside
is colored ivory white,
with gilded borders and
rays forming the shell.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
A MONSTER SEASHELL

That Serves as a Bed by Night and Ornament
by Day.
Here is a novelty in a folding bed. 1t
will ornament any home and is not outside
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
about the neck. Bring out the muscles
there and you will be all right"
He PHYSIOLOGY OF IT.

The pretty enthusiast went on to argue
that woman's muscles develop in length,
q mans in knots; that woman, whose every
muscle was symmetrical, would present lines
as perfect in curve as her frame permitted
The fullness attained by this sort of work
will be safer and frmer than that given by
mere plumpness. The shoulder-blades are
covered by set of muscles which are called
into play by driving and pushing move
ments of the arms.
Slusger Sullivan's most tremendous power
lies, am told, in these driving blows, and
the great cushions of muscles on his back at
the shoulders are the admiration of men. OF
course women are supposed to neither push,
nor driye-still, it's just as well TO learn how
to be strong, and cushions of any kind, ID
soften the cutting sarcasm of our shoulder
blades, when evening dress necessitates the
display OF the place where they ought not to
be apparent, will be welcome.
A LADY REPORTERS EXPERIENCE.
A woman is usually quicker than a man
to discern a humbug; yet I have feminine
acquaintance who, being suddenly COM
PEELED to earn her own living, and possessing
good education, decided to become news
paper reporter. Provided with potent let
ter of Introduction to a city editor, and also
taking along proposition that her first job
should be an interview with certain con.
spicuous actor, she got the coveted assign
ment. She first went to the theater. Here
she was courteously sent from the box office
to the stage door, and thence to the man.
ayers room, and in that way oscillated from
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
POWDER In PUBLIC.
A Habit of the Ladies That Doesn't
Improve Their Chances
IN THEIR HUNT FOR HUSBANDS.
Athletic Exercises as an Adjunct to thu
Decollete Dress.
LADY REPORTERS AND THE ACTORS

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE DIsPATcHi
NEW YORK, November 8.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

the front to the back of the theater like a
pendulum; and, like pendulum, had moth
ing for her pains but record OF the flight of
time.
At last she ran upon a functionary who,
at the avoTed risk of losing his place, told
her to go to a certain gentleman, mention
the functionary's name, and she would re-
ceive the desired address. This made neces-
sary car rides on difficult routes, and long
walk, but the woman set blithely out. Her
exultation was great when the gentleman
readily granted her request directing her to
an apartment house where the much talked
OF actor was in hiding.
NOT EASILY DISCOURAGED.
She undertook another long walk IN jubi-
liant spirits, picturing her triumph as a new
reporter. She was little surprised, how
ever, but not dIsmayed, to be met at the
door by a servant, who assured her that the
actor did not live in that house.
MADAM is misiniormed," be declared,
with grandiose air, "this is not an apart
ment house."
The new reporter was very tired. She was
sorely vexed. She was woman, She did
what any woman. feeling herself lnsulted,
would do. She burst into tears. Then to
her added discomfort, she found she had
left her handkerchief at home in her hasty
departure, not expecting, she grlmly told
herself, to attend funeral. She heard in
the distance the welcome tInkle of car bells
and hurried toward them, but her abundant
tears made her so pitiiully ridiculous she
tramped on though car after car passed her,
Footsore and nervously bedraggled, she
reached at last the house of a relative and
sent up request that he meet her at the
door.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

Sarah Bernhardfs Bracelet.
Sarah Bernhardt in cleopatra" wears .
bracelet Of solid gold beaten into the shape
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

Folding bed, closed. The inside lining is shell
pink satin, lined in such way as to pre-
serve the shell-like shape. The foot sup
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
SUCCESS. AT LAST.

At the sight of his face, looking shocked
at seeing the tear-stained features of his
blithe kinswomsn, she went off into the
twentieth food, and utterly bewildered
him by dropping her head on his shoulder
and convulsively sobbing:
"Oh-oh-brother-haVe you got hand
kerchief?"
Next day she went back to the city editor
and told her experience.
"Oh, forgot that you were new at the
work." he said. "Some folks are hard to
interview, but actors! Oh, no. This fellow,
guessing your ingenuousness, was playing
on you a game OF pretended unapproacha-
bility. He doubtless expects you to resume
the chase to-day, and then he means to let
you get at him."
"But it is SO humlliating-"
"I'll fix it."
And the editor wrote a note to the actor,
like this: "a lady of our staff will inter-
view you if you will come to this Office at 8
o'clock this afternoon"
He got there, and the new reporter learned
lesson as to how to deal with actors de-
pendent on publicity. CLARA BELLE.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
QUEEN OF A MosLEM HEART.

ports are separately done, and only djusted
when the bed opens.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
Isr 'Dttorafs Rotten
Tanjcnoe ttbDrcr l crfenen,

Beipuberli9e otmOspbcriIfe 6OrbOloe
/ grienerne % bet bgie Hlnteaulano til
pisie Sioer Of Garet frembrin9er be
ipuoerIige 5ureteelier, ipm TIN er tibet
ioritaaeoe unota9en al GeriUner, iOm
lGn9e bar bOet / be G9ne. Get tprre
8eir i 3spaba bar ~irembra9t Ell Stare
al banIenoe &iGmper Der. 5pr iuretom
De Blot on Barren, % 8aranesats p9
SImboltzS alene bar oeres Silbolosz
iteber. Nu bar man o9iaa feet benz
paa andre Steoer. "3iSie oanlcnoe
llbDrer af S~uubbause", insoe 8ommer
&eQp i YiO6e, 8epaba, furleben Dag,
"cr Ell @anbe for ale NaturfOrifere %
bplber fig ubeu at faloe iammeu, bet er
bet oauitelise at f~pritaa. Iaa en- rolig,
iOlris Dag Ter mar en- liocu Glfs at en-
8uit lpites pp al Ell let SinS. Strnr
tpmner en- anocn 2uis til og fgier iis
idmmen meb ben fsrite, benne Masie
pOrer eno picere, til ben bliuer lan tor
iom bin Sat, bernGlt iuul bit 2egeme,
% iaa bespnber Sanb % Sten % Serb
/ Buibeluis at rule fig inb / Masien,
ipm itabis tiger ppub ipm en- Ssile.
Snart er ben iaa flor iom Ell Telesrafs
fang, % belle 9ioen uurer Den, til Cop
pen uaar en- Ssibe af 1000 Sob fauIfe,
ia 5000 SOB taHffe. Mebeits iftait bplber
paa Of betra9te oenne enc &j9mpe / bens
Bert, er 3 eler 4 andre iprun9ne pp,
eller ct balot Suiiu fommer palienbe
reo lan98 9uleu, % De fan mnaife babe
reiIt en- Str9tnius at % Mil % babe
repet up SorSbunoen liseiom en- Damp
plOs. 3ette er noset az boab ieg ina
iorriee nse 10 Wil neoeufpr Sio6e.
SeItene i%nuiter % bliper raienoe, naar
De Ter Dem. 9isie Siamper af Sanb,
master riuer up Satfeitrss, soelGsser
SSHie fiseie# cit gDclofe cs niger SUlt
pp liseiom en- Sfppumpe. Raur De iaa
bar brust fin arait % iIutter meb fine
banieuoe 8epGselier, falber De iammen
paa en- liseiaa bsipnberlis Waaoe, Tom
be bleu Oaunebe pua, % Der finbes eiter
benz intet uben en- Saus Of Sanb, SuIte,
Ster, lsie gurb ps ies peb life bpab,
ipm fan Iurt9le, bpab De ensans bar.
SsIpuOerlise Ting bisie bunienbe llbDs
rer.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
10

nteo pieSe Sps SGnSerne no fra He9eu56uros aamIe
Somtirte ira bet l3be IarbunbreSe, 6a gtaabet ON
SSSernes Uissiernin9 breOte fig i @abcrne. Com
6atcltterne tom ira 6irtsn, enbnu meS Satromentet NM
yGberns, Hoientranieu peo Chen % Stqnt uI Nieuoub
paa SlGSer os Saar, pGbneoe Otsie ianattite Goltebobe
it9 nlep, bpao De en- Sat tunSe faa rat |. GA itnrteSe
ben 40 Ssoefparterst til. 9Qe SSober, man trof me
bIeu uoen Ssnipn til GISer us Sisn misbunbleSe. ilooebs
% neotrampeoe, no9le, iad Dc Ssoe beraf. Serpoo
bespnSte man at itorme Os pIynOre gebosllesbuiene
Sptrtn, Der, iOm oftsit at Iise iaa meninoslcIe Gruuoe
bar tunset SteS fra aarbunorsSe til qarSunbrsSs Iios
til pore Gass. "Sans BLOB TONNE ppsr os "a nop,
9srnl" ''
5 to Elmer bapOe 9~olSIombsoerns poret ,S,,
alorpoelle, i'lsnt Seliersn Os RisSiyrlterus enOnu por
Spsn raso en- ~betgOeIis RrisSmast, ba omlOer en- aolf
Nptere o'lie l9 os ipIitteOe 6oltemasIerne. Ter iors.
toses arreltationer man itulSe tro bloubt l1rofif.
ferns, men nsI, bIanot ScSsrne. Ser trcuotss III 81
NM panltelant, ct SOnofisr for at tilfreSsItigs moai.r.
mes oahatlslne, gsan meute at bape ~oicutienSt s.,
lsOV's s9enOe, IOm bar SGtten, os bet Sus, bun bonS,
oaars' Den mo |. De 9rsbne RisSqSere iortes b,rSr.
~ UenssIet, buor be tunOe aiueate Sortursn ior =,
p'"9eS III S~stlen0eIie Os Osreitsr ct al Be forlorh,Tios
IpisIier. ''" oV"e'o''
" 9aS aparteret par forblspet fu~IStomm,,
a'a0' % 9apoe afsiUst 9lFustsHeS for name TIro.
'"0e' Sstpdr ben ~iOrspISts Rubsns peI beialteSs goyo
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
$50

~ bette gus began RpttertrOppeus gnfsrer lis, sltOrs
.st' az 9a'pOele' al jim Stprte, os f~orlanste at bIiUe
"U'0o'' 9al maatte uente uoole Minuter. Smiiosr
"aO"e0eS Den lille Dor for BAN os to 0rabauter.
Nltmelter bon Straubinser fanSt set alt for freu,
n"0' 'r pans SGrot9beo, at BON bapSe maatet peute.
Jan '0aote mo nrsO en- ~fOrnarmet G6efs utaalmoois.
"''SIornSieile o9 ianbt ben inGurc @aarb iulo al ifiGts
0tnoe Nl99tnrn9er. st burtist gGt ~ouertuSeSe BAN ON,
al oorssn lite pllSe baus iaohst 6Oriuarere, buis Iolte,
m0sIsn 9apoe fOrisst en- Storm. San isrtes iaiennem
en- S'are al tOlu pel b~euabnebe Ranb til ct meS Sitter
Ono"er torlpnet SGreIie Stueetasen, Der aioroe 9ie.
mfe lon MtOOta9eliesuersIie. Ser moStoaes ban al
SGrfen' lOm s0U to Strioere ct giut ON at Iiarne lia
"s0e"' SraOanterne iiaebss paa goit 5orIfuen.
Den ri9e Rubeu 9sui par en- buiobaoret ~balufjerO.
lnOstgueauris OIOins, oper MiOoeIbsiSe. meS fit 6olts
latpt uoprG9eOe GrGt, Der rpbeoe, at ban par en- Qgtlius
az Den 'panlte Ssoetpps, Der uniaos for at pere af en-
e'O'e' mere aolanOet Race emo be polite Os tplfe Sober.
pans Sra9t unr ben SpScre9lemsntet f~oreitreune Ianae
p'nHe SaItan, OOer buis ppnteIioc aaIuetruSs ct ipioi
gOOt StlG9 Bang neo. Saus roliae, toISe, naheu
lOFnen'n'e %SoOlOnirs piOnebs ON en- Munb, iom uiote,
'O'" va" oar, % buein ban bauOs at sisre meS.
seq ignes, " ~bespnOte Ritmelteren beitia. "at en-
ss,lsr!'s OFFICER, Tom npis bar rebbet sSsrt Sus fra
p'9aor'ng, lite fuIce baps nsSis at psnte ct suarter
Hcen Tor SsreS IutteSe Bort"
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
SpprIeosS SGnoerne bepares.

@eb ct Mpbe, ipm | Saar blep of
bolbt / Berlin al ben tpife Screening al
ameritanifc Sunblaser, taltes Der ON
ben bebite Waabe, bpurpaa 2enberne
finbe bepareS, p9 Or. &i6ter ira
Sreslau iasbe: "@i peo, at bele
Metbpben meb at pleie SGnberne or
oentlis fan rlbtrpttes i TO Orb: gprite,
SGbe. s bisiet to 3ius bar hi oft, iOm
er npbpcnoigt for at bepare Tanberue.
g0e Yrepuratipner, ium life inbebplber
Se6e, or life at anbefale, us bois be
inbebulber SG6e, iaa er ale andre Ses
~itanboele unDtti9e, unbtasen ioriaapibt
iOm be tiener til at 9jSre beres Smas
mere ~bebaselis. 8lanbt Sober er ben
euselife Castillo Sebe ierlis at anbes
fale. @n bel Spnbilob Of Sreparaz
tipuer finbes i Marfebet, men meset faa
al benz fan anbeiales. Naar pi unoers
ipser oeres Communicating, finber oi,
at pmtrent 90 8rocent er life alene
ubeniistsmesii9e, nlen ben itsrre Del
af Dem er rent ub ifaoelig. Gen Tonos
lase, iOm itabis pil f~renbulpe for fine
8atieuter 9sbpenoisbeben at at De
bsriter fine GGnber umbpSselis, fpr be
saar til Senss, % at be bruser iunt
&enieliesmiObel Castillo Sebe, ps at be
til at renie Munben bruser en- Splss.
ming al 9ebermDutplje / Sanb, % at De
ubreuier 8ummet mellem Sanberne peS
en- pmbpsselis Sru9 al Siltetraab, ban
pil bielpe benz til at bepare 3anberne
% bill pinbe Iublifums 2afnemli9beb
"a rpIenbe Smtale."
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
Carmen, 6niet og 9apen
Sbcrksss aisrepoams NnIoe
pasiss.

Der iinbes life nCeet Slass 5ernis,
Iom pil bepore FIN Slams mere eiib lex
Ranneoer. On aierspoen ffulbe Der
for blipe ferniieret ponuD bper ier Waas
neoer, bpis man pil bolbe ben ! meget
goo Stane. Spis mnu ferniierer oper
ieien en- Gang ON Iaret, iaa bill Dtas
linoen blipe beparet for at tage Sface.
Men Der or Emltrnoisbeoer, iom gjcr
Serniierine Cper isien citcre nsbpcnbis.
Spis en- life bor Ct proeutlig inbrettet
8ognitiul, ipm er aoItilt fra Staloen,
iaa oil ben ammpniaf, ipm fommer ira
Stalorummene eler @~ipoielbpnscn euer
maaIte fra iorraobnenoe g%esctabiIicr,
blunbe fig mec Slicn / 5eruisien %
eiterbaanbeu oplsic eaer forbrGnoe
ben. 8i fjenoer ct 5ilfrlbe, bpcr alt
bette bleU 9iort paa en- 9at, iaa at belle
ben Opsrflabe, fpm bar noiat for Ins
moniafens gaapirfnins, ifrumpeee iams
men / imaa, bruno Ruler. 8i fienoer
til ct 9ilfnloe, bpur en- Manb LOB i'm
Seit pe 8osn itaa uoenior ct 9iitiaerl
/ Ell balp Time, % ba ban penbte til
ba9e, pur ben enc Sibe al 8Osuen iuloa
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bare Stuff, men Tom iimpeltben bar 2ep.
uin9erre af ben forbr9note 5ernis.
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paite Sglcn af Ell 8o9n Itrar, e~iterot
be bar bru9t oeu, men De laoer ben
tgrtc inb, % Sslen sr atturat lom Ell
Spamp til at iuae / fig Slicn i 5ernis
fen. @ntelte 5Olt paiter fine 8O9ne
meb SGbe, % Ri bar O9iaa fienbt no9le,
iom bar bru9t oarmt 8ano. Der fin
oe8 life Orb itnrfe NOT til at iprbpmme
inaoan Gaabeli9beo. Gntelte 5olf lpnes
at betru9te 6ernis iom Ell esen SIags
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uploiOm @nionin9, % 10 mere Der 9ni
oes, 10 mere itinueuoe bllper Yolitureu.
9tntaaet al Soft, iOm CT iulbitanNi9
uuibenbe ON 5crnis, er np9et 9anife
IprbauIeuoe.