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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
TYPHOID FEVER.
dtrom Tho Grecnvilie. y. C.. Reflector

d'rom Tho Grecnvile y. G.. Refector)
The following interview has just been given
our reporter by g. A. Baker, the overseer at the
farm Of Col Isaac a. Sugg of Greenvie. n. c.
1t will interest any one who has ever had ty
phoid fever. Mr.. Baker said in part:
II was living IN Beaufort County. and on the 81
day of october, 1893 was stricken down with
typhoid fever. l had the best physicians to at
tend me-. and on the 18th day Of January, 1894
] was allowed to get up. was emacated. weak
and had appetite | could only drag along
for a short distance. and would be compelled to
sit down and rest This continued for some time.
and began to give up hope OF ever getting well
| lost my position In Beaufort County. and. hav-
Ing secured one In Pitt County, clerkng in a
store. | undertook t. but So weak could
not do the work. and had to give IT up. The dis
ease settled In ny knees. legs and feet | was
taking first kind Of medicine and then an
other, but nothing did me any good. I was
mighty lowspir.ted | moved out To Col. Sugg' s
about four or five months ago and commenced
taking Or Williams Pills. | took three a day
for about three months. began to regain my
appetite in weeks time. and then my weak
ness began ~ disappear. and hope sprang up
with a bcssedncss that is beyond all telling. At
the expiration Of the three months WIS entirely
cured. and could take my axe and go IN the
woods and d. good days work any man.
7 was troubled with dyspepsia, and that has dis
appeared 1t is also a splendid tonic for weak
people. | say Mr.. Editor. God bless Or. Will
Jams; may he live for long time. ] know
he Will 60 mp yonder to reap hls reward for he
has done wonderful lot Of good. Tell every
body that asks you about DIR. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People that II they Will come To
me | can certainly satisfy them as to their
merits ! always carry box Of pills with me.
and when | ever feel bad take one
These pills now so well known that II Is
scarcely necessary to tell what they are for. But
for those who do not know. We wish t. say they
are used to give new life and richness to the
blood. and restore shattered nerves. and are n
specific for troubles peculiar to females and in
men arising from excuses or over
work They may be had Of all druggists or by
mail from DR.. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady. for 80 cents per box. or boxes
for $50
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RIBUNF, TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1so5-FOURTEEN

opinion reading: zone who buys patented articles
of manufacture from one authorized to sell them
becomes possessed of absolute property in such
articles unrestricted in time and place. The case
was remanded with Instructions To dismiss the bill
Chief Justice Fuller and Associate Justices Field
ana Brown dissented in an opinion read by the
latter
Alexander Allen. colored boy. fifteen years old,
shot and killed Philip Henson. white boy, seven
teen years old May 10 1892; was convicted In
the Court for the Western District of Arkansas and
sentenced by Judge Parker to be hanged. An APP
peal was taken 70 the Supreme Court Of the United
states and upon the allegation Of error In the
Judges charge. regarding the question of self
defence, the judgment was reversed and the case
remanded. with instructions 10 grant new trial.
Justice Brown dIssented.
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VIEWS NOTES AT THE CAPITAL
u,,p CONTRACTOR FOR THE BROOKLYN
DRYDOCK FAILS TO APPEAR.

,,spoNsIBILIrY OF HIS DONDsMEN-A SUCCESSOR
APPOINTED FOR MRS. L. =. HELM-oTHER
PRESIDENTIAL. APPOINTMENTS - MORE
woe FOR SPRINGER AND KII.GoRE-
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
washington. April s--Nr. ellis the contractor
ho * building the big drydocll at tie New-fork
navy Yard failed 10 answer the percmptory sum-
mons to appear before Secretary Herbert to-day
.n1 show cause way his $4,000 contract should not
Le annullcd. II y understood that the o"iH Hitt,
ion now remaining to be considered Is the habllty
4 The 925am ion arG Sde IN the ty tract
do not invaldate their responsibility
The fight over the appointment OF postmaster
., Eltzabethtown. Ky. was settled to-day by the
p-csden; appointing +. VI. Joplin TO succeed Mrs.
Emily TODD Helm. The retiring postmaster is a
ester of Mrs. Abraham lincoln and appointed
nv President Arthur twelve years ago. Congress.
1 @an Montgomery has been active IN the fight. and
before Congress adjourned succeeded in securing
used 70 confirm he nomination. Since then efforts
10 remove Ms Helm have been made and charges
Of mislppr0irlaiing tucl and other things intended
s1r The use 0f The postoi,lce to the amount Of about
30, have been made against her and a Postofiice
and made an investigation. He reported to the
Department. but the officials having charge of the
matter refused to div"lse the contents OF his re-
port
The President to-day made the following appoint
ments:
william a. Bray. OF Indiana. to be Surveyor OF
customs for the port OF Michigan City. Ind.
Joseph J. Morrison. % New York. to be assistant
appraiser OF merchandise in the district OF New
York
Nenry F. Kitfeid. OF Massachusetts, TO be as
sis ant appraiser OF merchandise in the district of
poston and CharlestoNn. Mass.
j. Thomas J.eary, OF Massachusetts TO be special
examiner Of drugs. medicines and chemicals in the
disiric. .! Boston and Charlestown Mass
Hourly Hcrw;c. to be chief engineer in the Navy
w,th rank % lcutcGant
Postnas:ers; Frank W. Joplin. at Elizabet htown
Ky. vice Emily T. Helm commission expired; Ed,
ward r Maybury at West Brook Me: Robert s
Magee. a; Wrightsville. Penn; Gilbert $ Meen az
Seattle Wash.
The Department OF State is in receipt OF a letter
from M:n.Ster Bayard at London in regard TO dis
orders IN the boot and shoe trade in England AS
@ consequence Of the trouble" ne says, American
PRODUCTIONS are enabled TO establish their supe
:lority IN TIE market and. OWNS 10 the adnis-
sion Of hide and skins free Of duty and 70
ua.fa:plnellod resort TO iabor-saving machinery
III, c:terptse arc. industry n our CtiZens engaged
In ~ p"c2ara ton Of leather and the manufacture
o, AO0ts ai soc: IN -" United S.a.Cs are finding
profitable remuneration in foreign markets. as We!
a. nom.
A newspaper artcin inc;osed by Minister Bayar1
states that an English shoe manufacturer, who has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09

WEsr 2lST-S T.--NIce front square
'''m desirable for gentleman: no moving.
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TO-DAY " 3P. "
- ILLUSTRATED LEtTT RES.
3p ~ Other DAYS. II r.. ~.
AN." N-Nt week. NORWAY"
Balcony. 81 80 AMI 81 Adm. SOC.
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Justice Shiras announced the opinion and judy
mont OF the Supreme Court OF the United States
to-day in the only decided aside from those
the determination Of which was announced by the
Chief Justice. There were two OF them. and In both
the iudgmer; below was reversed
The Standard Folding Bod Company. of New
York is assignee for the State Of Massachusetts Of
n foldlng-bcl patent owned hy the Welch Bed Com
pany. Of Michigan. Kecler & Bros. bought car
load Of the beds from the Wcch company and pro-
ceedcd TO sell them In Boston The Standard com
lanv brought suit 10 prevent kreicr ~ Bros. from
selling them In the State OF Massachusetts,. and
tho Circuit curt for that district issued decree In
favor of the Standard company. This was reversed
by the supreme Court OF the United States. he
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REAL ESTATE.


DESIRABLE place overlooking the SEA at
Cedarhurst L. l.: house Of fifteen rooms
stable containing six stalls. wincmll: gas
machine. arden. etc. open for inspec-
ton Friday. April l.. a. c. TOWER,
CeGa! hu-s-. l. l.
FOR SALE OR TO LET.-At East Or
ange. y J.. modern aouse. all improve
men's near station; 10 HOOms. price low.
Address Owner. J. Z. WINCHEI.I.. Flor
encc Mass
FOR RENT y SALE.-Barsalns in hotels.
boarding. houses and cottages: building
sites reasonable. ISRAEL G. ADAMS &
CO Atlantic city. y. ).
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET

TO LEH--A suburban home in THIS city,
q, l.0ij Fo.est-ave.. 3 blocks eOuth ~
3d-ave. !. station at lG6'h st. 20 rooms
al Improvements. IN perfect order. fur
300. lawn IN Isar: fare cts rent $40
EEONN'S SONS. , 42S 3l-aV-
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HELP WANTED.

SInle
AGENTS. Side lire. statesmen located IN
Or travelling uup- cupieI country can hdd
strictly :rSt-oiass agency with free ouint
from high-ratci manufacturers. one agent
has earned So go in four consecutive
year. +. o. 1871. New-lork.
AGENTS WANTED t. represent Electric
Automatic clock Co. 20 solicit adV"r-
Using Address 80 81. Peter IT.. - faul.
MINI.
4 Young MAN deslre. teacher =
sienographv evenings reporter preferred.
Address. stating -ytt'm used and terms. -
II g. Box 80 Tribune once
WANTED \ singi" man on g"n'lcinan'@
country place near Ncw-N0rk. must 10
familiar with horses ana hardening. Ger
man It Swele preferred. Call today DO
tween 10 ami o'clock. oi'ice New YIN
Economical Printing 60. - and 20 Gold-s'.
WANTED Men with energy and afrhi-
ton 10 know that hey can make good
living with very little capital and b. inle-
pendent in a short time. making AMI sell
ing the best beer IA the marke'. whole
sale or retail. can he made by the keg ~
bottle al a cost II cent yer bottle. send
$40 for receipt ami instructions - + J.
NELSON III North l%ih-st. fhilaie'-
phla. Penn.
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rv.aTS TO LcT-Eurnisbed.

.ur,px.r n. 20 Washington square
~ ~ lei fully furnished. from May ! 10
,.a.ember / 1888: possession can be given
earlJer n desired: apartment ~ on p,"
49, ioIsyofor), and Overlooks the squire
~ ,,,,,,s light and airy. IDquire OF Jam
az, az, i ~ aDove address from 10 a N ihi 4, 2
~, n M or Of DOUGLAS ROBINSON. %
i.iberty-st
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FLATS TO LET-Uufurnfsh

A MOST desirable extra large fat IN the
Hampshire. Al and 30 West 3thst.. all
outside sunny rooms.t rent very low. as
party leaves the city. elevator service.
door attendance. T.. !. CRIlkSIiANk q
CO l.G HvOadWqV
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE. Matched team gentle ponies
Tor ladies' and children. Address DR.. o.
c. JACKSON. p. .. Box l6l. Jamaica.
l. l., y y.
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HELP W tNTED.
Female.

EXPEEIF%CED. refined. trustworthy Ger
man ar swiss woman uy'T thirty. spa
ing French and German. as nurse 20 Jedf
Old child. bring r'iaul" references. 40
West End ave.
WANTED North German gin fnr up-
stairs wori.. assist with children. 'all
II East G4th-st.
WANTED A refined girl - take care OF
a boy - 1 do light chamber" nfk ana
se,ylng must have best reference am speak
either French or German and tngllrh.
Call before IL. Tuesday. a. IA W 5sih-s'.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
YOI'NG Man. With experience. wants Hl'-
raiinn 90 81 nr importing house wt-le
Their. H. room flr Advancement w u.
EVANS Il West lAgI-s'
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AMERICAN LAW ADVICE ASSN. Write
Main statement Of facts. ilci0se with
81 and written opinion sent you. All sub
iec,s Send for prospectus. Judge WAt-
HOPE LYNN, Pres. Hon, HENRY w
T*GFR Treas 2J7 Broadway.
FULL. photograph and ferroiyp" instrnc-
Ions t0r sIJ INMATES GALLERY.
her
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For SALE.


AT REDUCED PRICES.-5oo secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
claranteed. machinery bought aud eN-
chanyed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. sos Madi-
eon-st
AT LITTLE'S TOOl. STORE. 80 Fulton.
St. New-York workshop machinery foot
p wer). list free; wood earring tools. scroll
saws designs and :ancy woods, lncubatOrs
ana Breeders IN operation.
A SET OF BUTCHER FIXTURES com.
pleie and almost new for sale cheap. II
sold az once. 24j West 35th -. .-
A LARGE collection q trials. coin books
and miscellaneous works. RODENS. iOs
Canal-s;.
BICYCLES. -lsq5 new pneumaiics. wood
rims light weight. guaranteed fun gear.
s4T 20. Liberty" So. renting and T.
pairing. columbia" agency. TRENCH
ARD. Gl2 Granl-st.. Bro2klyn.
CATBOAT FOR SALE..22 foot long; IN
good condition. price. SO. an hour from
the city. Address ECHO. Tiihun" o''lce.
ENTIRE NEW SET Of imported. masnin-
cent handcarv"d antiqu" Nuremberg fur
niture sitting. dining and Sleeping room
al = sacrifice on account Of sudden depaI'-
ure 20 Europe: also a Irunswick-C"lie
billiard table for less than half. at private
house 70 West e4ih-sf. To De seen on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
FOR SALE.-First-class restaurant in dry
goods district. Apply at i2i Gre"ne-st.'
store. no agents.
FOR SALE.-A nrst-class bicycle, wo@d
rims. IN good condition. lamp. bell. tools.
Inquire l.. SCHMIDT. 23J West l0th-st.
ICEBOX. nearly new. lOHsx6. railing and
marble back counter at great sacIiiice
Apply a; once. 2.51s s'h ave
LARGEST COLLECTION q novels IN The
city; Trilby read FOR 20c.. DOnan Grey,
Oscar Wllde's great novel. II you can't
find what you want call a. H. r.
PRONEI.L. 81 Park Row. Branch. 2li
Broadway
LIGHT LUNCH NOVELTY for +. s: up
right piano taken In par; payment X. ID.
G1BBY. Room 10. Ill BroadNay
SAFES. all sizes. new and second hand.
cheap: new safes is inches high, -
wide. ~ deep. inside dimensions. $50.
ISENBERG. % Springst.
Brooklyn.
CORNER HOUSE and established Doctors
practice, good opportunity for Young
graduate. Address EDWIN +. GlSSLEk.
q Kossuth Place. Brooklyn.
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argued twice and the Chief Justice stated that II
would be restored for argument before a full bench.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

e.
os,h having comfortable fiat on West
h. .s,, would let room 20 a respecta-
i,,p, s.n.iennan. Address HOME. $50 CO.
N1mr oKTABLY and weil-kept furnished
mt, ~ private family. 20 gentlemen OF
Ss,ee haDlts. 100 East 43th-st.
',h-AvE. No. 3.7.-second floor front.
bns,,nshed or unfinished; desirable for
'in-AvE.. l.ois. corner sCth-s,-Elesant
finS o.,n.n,s Overlooking: park. $50 10
80 sAMIEL NIXON. ca broadway.
'y ,.a,d.. WEST. $50 -Nicoly furnished
I,p p'~ ana bedroom. bath. kitchen plate.
-, au"ndance gas. IiOrSEkEEPER.
'Inr,H-sT.; - VEST Handsomely FUR
iaib. large and square room: private
gsn,i.aI con,enienccs. single rooms Tor
-.SS.Hleh' moderate rates.
~. Isl 2lST-ST. Just furnished: mod
,le,ans prices southern exposure: Tor gen
s.,s:l only. private family. references.
WET 3iSr-ST.--A private family VIII
.yr second floor front hall room: south'
WEST 2lST-sT Nice front square
wi" desirable for gentleman: no moving.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

18Th ST. 800 wEsT-Handsomely fur
nished. Apply 81 premises. w. u. l.
Country.
ASBJRY PARK. y J.-Desirable
furnished cottages for rent.
L.s's MILAN ROSS. Asbury Park. y. J.
CAPE COD CwychmereJ Harwichport.--
Choice seashOre cottages. completely fur-
nlshed: all improvements. excellent bath
ing delightful climate; rentals SlJO up.
Circuls-. J. II East S1th-s,.
FURNISHED COTTAGES. Crescent Beach,
Mantle. Conn. near bathing. fishing. sta
tlCn. month or season. CRlITENDEN,
l7G Ruuedge-st., Brooklyn.
IONTCLAIR desirable boarding house:
Well-.Dcat-d. twenty rooms. furnished.
large grounds: shade: notable for health;
ten minutes from station. W. Is HILLSIDE.
NYACK. X Y.-CO.tages furnished and
unfur1lshed TO rent. Agency - @. I.
MORROW. once adjoining Nyack X. X.
cepot.
TO RENT partly or fully furnished. in
bes, section Of Flatbush. Apply 20 Mrs.
JENNINGS. owner. No. II East leth-st.
near Tennis Court: Flaibusn. or 10 JOHN
kEAS & Co. o Wllliughby-st.. Brooklyn.
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: MRS r. HALLBERG. !:
swedish Emuloymert Bureau. !:
- West i2l-sf..
near 5'h-avel. |:
Servants ~ al naiionalties always On |:
hand. References strictly Investigated
a: and kept % file in the office. servants :
. breaking engagements Will be dismissed !:
: and forfeit al claims - Zee PAID. !:
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

MRS. L. SEELY.
rs WEST 22D-ST..
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
| EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
! ALL REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED:
! Servants breaking engagemers VIII
| lie dismissed from Office and forfeit All i
I claim 20 fee paid
Corner Hanover Place.
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Amnsemenls.

CHICkERING HALL. TODAY At \.
Tues. and Wed. MR.. RAGAN'S superby illustrated
lecture PARIS THE, MAGNIFICENT" Thurs Frl'
Su- nd
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

GOOD BOARD and nice room; gentleman
preferred $40 West Boulevafd.
&ANIIATTAN-AVE. $40 An elderly
gentleman can find good board. with
font room and bedroom. all improvements.
such as gas. bath. etc. OF respec'dD.c
German widow; good home: reference. NJ
IACEN l. Station. il8th-s'.
.MADlsON-AvE.. cas-. near s9th-st.--Tabie
guests: superior cuisine.
MADiSON-AvE.. 7l--Handsomely fur
nshed rooms .or families or gentlemen.
WIN beard: references exchanged.
MADISON AVE. $50. corner 60th-st.-Ele-
CANT suite N second floor. with board.
..'rctiy hrst-class; references required.
loTH-sT-. 81 WEST. Comfortably fur
hished second floor sunny room, WIN
goo attendance; excellent home table
NsI-Sr. % EAST.-Newly furnished
rooms superior table and service: choice
'ccatlon; references
- VEST s}TH -ST.-First-class acconmo-
Saa.ons for couple or two gentlemen.
'..S@se Jewish family.
~ H-sr.. WEST Select board In
u "Vu'hern family. references. CASHIER.
q Box PIGS
Vi WAVERLEY PLACE. northwest cor
o.u warrington Square. -Fine rooms; ex-
--n.nt liable; references required.
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GARDENER Married. understands NJ
work m all 'hc branches ~ greenhous'
gardening. fruit and Vegetables, t,rloL.!
p.r1ta wages moderate. references
Address GARDENER 33l West ioth-st.
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GARDENER Married. no children; age
- lifelong experience In all branches 81
the business under glass and pIt-oi doors
GARDENER Box 800. West Chester
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Amusements.

No Performances here Good Friday night mt.
ON Tuesday Evening. April 49, a new play enttieo
FORTUNE" by Mr.. Fred. Homer Seats ready
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DAYS WORK. BY colored woman. Call
Mrs. II. G.. 10 West 67th-st.. . flights.
east side, front
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CbA'liMAN Gardener and generally use-
iui Nan Single. Protestant 30. strictly
t'Uf'rHf". understands horses carriages
AMI lala~ss thoroughly. careful driver:
god r"f"rruc". IlENERY. Boz . Tribune
OFiHe
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! ben Sistise Sauolids; men 8pntrci'
len oprr 8anoneisne paa bper Gibe al
@rrnien irrblioer bOs pebiommenoe
2anes Resieriu9.
6. Meoeus grbcioet for ben bebIts
9aual eIer cc bshItc 8anbpeie til Sas
bet itdar pna, er oct iicnligt, at ben
eannoiTe Geaierins iulofsrer ct.
2nureneefanaIerns, ON mulist meo
~forlrnseoe Gluier. % li%selebes, Of
Gtoten 9ep Dorf frrtiGtter meo OF
uobeors Grtefaudlen.
z. sIae groictter ON 8anooeie fra
bet iubre 2anb til be fore Snoissr bgr
o~pmuntres.
s. Gn international TomItol bgr
ueoirttes. iaaleocs iom forlanst al
aanalmgbet / Toronto 1894.
&aa Msbct blco Der At Mr. @riblep
al 3ulutb pg SIR. Crate al Buffalo
giurt SnOiselie mob Grrneriussianas
len ira Gbicoso. forbi ben autnscs Of
bite ianfe 9anotanben / aate Miid)i.
gan % R~aboieerne inotit 6 CONNER;
men man brs0 Obben beraf meb ben
Spipsniue, at Naturen ielo | tsrre
Gtar iormino1ter Sanbfanoen belle tire
SOB.
Nn1ts Rgoe inbbsocs al Nir. grcdsr
til Miuneapplis.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-01
st stornt paa Napet

foressr ben &eiisnseS ubfbds s~Iigbeeer. MeH irfr
naar geirei life or iiprm Mot. CT ban uoiat Tor r.
irac. De. fem BEARER be "iore 8aHoe", bsr eGrt
i~0rianet meo ppsletters Mape5ittsrs. Der b~esoltlasI
os iOrferreoe S~ncocIoe bartIst fitert o. besaselist
gleae Be %taoslils 3noRpseIisr al tropiif, maIarilt enc
oft or Ia I eaer iastist slima i~aaue!iom mob be +
.iae girfuin1er. ION ian pYftaa ira uIauo Ra ina o.
~paar,iss DriitruanS. er esrHs @ssoitiH ct paaIio Gig
M . epirf lnos MieosI. Sanoelsreiitusc sda 81 .
aauo, g sipGi, Iiuearb ,iosre, darmsr' o. andre, ION
CT uoiai for irriis cmititenoe 8eirliat, ismit emmst
l. a, oenre gtaufbittsrs or bet beote . sitBttelie mo
bel. 1e, iDrrbgea 7 Giat "a 9anaeoubtr ion Sglaea
iu liiai &eir rs q feleIie. iamtioil lon BET II en-
uiriiom Beftut, e. mob alflias gtalarta. Get Tan ca
la liaes paa GiiiGioe Of 9qspspiii, sspers 90 gipge.
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