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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-19
Queer Food Japan Sends Us.

Japan is hcnvy shipper of outlandish
food to the new world" says the Philadel-
phia Times. ut has n practical monopoly
OF the nests which arc used in making
birds nests soup, which, by the way
when prepared by an American chef is
the most delicious dish of its class in the
world. 1t also catches and dries armies
of devilfisb, which arc as popular in the
east rs dried Goldfish in the west. In fact,
the two sea foods are very much alike in
flavor and differ chiefly in their texture,
the flesh of the devilfish being hard, com
pact and more like muscle than that of tho
familiar cod. Tree mushrooms and sea
mushrooms arc two other famous japanese
edibles that come to us across the Pacific.
They resemble mushrooms in their con-
tour and structure but in nothing else.
The tree mushroom boils away in cooking
very much as If it were made of marine
glue. In fact. it Is used in Japan for
making vegetable gelatin for thickenine
slows and soups in very much tho same
manner rs wo convert tho bladders of
surgeons and other fishes into animal
gelatin for n similar purpose.
Dried fishes are another important ex-
port from the land of the mikado. Unlike
us, the japanese dry almost every eatable
fish, from minnows and whitebait I'D to
marine animals rs largo as tho sturgeon
and the swordfish. Their drying appears
to be conducted upon different system
from our own. When ready for the mar.
ket, their fishes are so dried os to suggest
kiln dried timber. They apply tho Same
process to the lower forms of sea lifo and
dessicate CLANS, lnusscls, oysters prawns.
shrimps crawfsh and crabs until they rc
semble stone. In this condition tho foods
will withstand any climate and may he
kept in the open air wit..aIt spelling for
an entire twclycmonth. "
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-19
pAM0NS Relief Cures Sick Headache
W. Neuralgia, Cramps, Cholera Morbus
DiarrhGa, &c. IS cents for large bottle.
Tho Old Border Spirit.

There still exists in no inconsidcrablo
measure tho old fighting border spirit, us
dour as steel and rs quick as stream in
flood. Few opportunities now remain for
its appearance, for peace broods like a
shadow over the land and fines for tho
breach of it arc desirable But one outlet
exists in an election contest. Politics to
these folks is n matter of tho most vital
Importance. We know from Lockhart that
not even his age, i'll health and great name
could save Sir Walter from insult at the
hands of Jedburg mob. A man seri-
ously adopts his party, not without grave
consideration, for he knows that it will
bring him lifelong hostility from the 9TH
er side.
There is no half hearted hobnobbing
with tho enemy. Each sticks to his camp.
and IL by any chance he secs fit to change
it he will be pursued with such n storm of
contumely rs may make him wish himself
back with hearty good will. Family ties
arc of no moment in the matter We have
heard OF farmer of undoubted respecta-
bility and large kindliness whose own
brother, just dead, had been of the oppositc
persuasion. He was talking gleefully of
the decrease of the enemy in the place
where his brother had lived. "There We're
a terrible lot o. Tories, - he said, land we
were sairly bothered wi them, but our
maker was very merciful to us and took n
guild wheen o. them to himself "-Macmil-
lan's Magazine.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-19
Pats POstofHce.

"Seven Irish laborcrs. all brothers,
named Doyle, used to come over year after
year to harvest on Squire Vernon's estate.
at Hilton, near Wolverhampton. 1t was
the custom for some of them on Saturday
TO obtain money orders, which one of their
number posted on the following day. One
Sunday Pat, with letters for the post
came to the door of the old postoffice. A
passerby, noticing the situation, cour-
teously informed him that the postofIico
had been removed TO new premises higher
up the street. oh, said Pat, this is the
place where have always posted my let
tersF Ho then broke one of the pancs of
glass In tho window nearest tho position
OF tho old letter box, and, having dropped
his letter through the aperture, walked
away confronted. Mcssrs. Bass 81 Co. to
whom the premises belonged, on hearing
of the circumstance, good humorcdly
treated the matter from tho diverting
point OF Wow, mendcd the broken pane
and sent tho letter to tho postoiiice. -
ION tho Track of tho Mail" by Baine.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-19
a Mouse Story.

lady living in my house in the coun-
try announced to mo one day that she had
tanned family of mice, consisting of a
father and mother and seven young mouse
children, who had made their nest in the
partially decaycd sash frame Of the win
dow in her first floor bedroom, which hat!
an opening on to the sill OUTSIDE. she
further stated that she could identify each
of the members of this family and could
induce them to come at her call and feed
out of her hand. These statements APP
pcarcd SO incredible that felt compelled
to express my disbelief in them in tho alb
sence of personal proof of their veracity,
and she therefore requested mo to accom-
pany her To her room, there to receive such
evidence as would satisfy my doubts. ]
went and stood with her close to the open
window. and she called tho mice by the
names, jim, Tom, Jack, and so on, to
which sho asserted that she had accus-
toned them, and l saw them come, one by
one, on to tho window ledge. where they
ate bread out of her hand, and subse-
quently out of my own, not timidly, but
as If i'll full assurance of safety.-London
Spectator.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-19
The Ideal Panacea.

James L. Francis, Alderman, Chicago,
Gays: IL regard DR.. Kings New Dis
oovery as an Idoal PaAacea for Coughs,
Gods aud Lung Complaints, having used
1t in my family fo2 the last five wears
to the exclusion of phi ysicisn's pre- scrip
:ions or other preparations"
Rev. John BurguG, Keokuk, Iowa,
Writss: II have been a minister of the
he.hodist Episcopal Church for so years
or more. and have never found anything
TO beneficial, or thSs gave me such
spec dy relief as Dr. Kings New Dis.
covery" Try thi, IdaAl Cough Pempd =
'o~. rIiAl bottles free &C Massts',
Pharmacy 100 il fierce street.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-19
She DIdn'. Want Them to Fight.

was going along a bride path in
West Virginia when 1 heard young
man and young woman talking ear
nestly:
II don't want yo' all to fout," said
the girl
but yo' done promised to marry the
one tibet whopped, demonstrated her
escort.
~ don't keer. I didn't think no
way"
well, maybe neither of us'll get
shot,
Il don't keer' -
IF one got killed, you'd marry
t'other?'
"Yaas'
'"An if both got killed thar's plenty
more wants yo'."
"Yaas; thar's Sam, an think heap
of Sam. But that amt it. S'posin one
gifts killed and t'other gifts crippled SO
he KANT tote water from the spring.
You've both done promised to tote the
water if I'marry yo'. KANT yo' all play
keards, fer I KANT abide to marry a
cripple nohow, an I'd be bound if yo'
all had the fout.''
We'll, III see Tom, but I'm afeard
he kin beat me at keards, but kin
outshoot him sho'." - Philadelphia
Times
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-19

EVERY mother hates to make her
children take Castor Oil. Laxol Is sweet
Castor Oil.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-19
Looking Forward.

They were talking of literary woman.
who, though rather young, has had more
than ono husband by grace of tho divorce
courts. Shc wears her pen name hyphcn-
atct. ana ono or the takers suggested that
it might be- well for her to have the hypben
more at the end of hc- name.
Why" asked tho other one, smiling n
little
"Oh." rctortod the first speaker. "to
show that her n!inc, like her stories. is 'to
be- continued in oar ncxt'-hcr next di-
vorcc, yOu know. New York journal.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-19
How to Cure Rheumatism.

ARAGo, Coos Co., OREGON, Nov. 10,
1901 wish to inform you OF the great
good Chamberlaln's Pain Balm has done
my wife. She has been troubled with
rheumatism OF the arms and hands for
six months, and has tried many reme-
dies prescribed for that con- plaint, but
found no relief until she used this Psin
Balm; one bottle of which has COM
pletely cured her. take pleasure in
recommending 1t for that trouble.
Yours truly. c. A. BULLoRD. so cent and
S1.0o bottles for sale by The Chas. Lyle
Drug Company.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-19
It May Do as Much For yon

Mr.. Fred Miller. of Irving, ILL.,, writes
that he had severe Kidney trouble
for many years, with severe pains in his
back and also thai his bladder was at
fecsed. He tried many so-called Kidney
cures but without any good result.
About year ago he began the use Of
Electric Bitters and found relief at once.
Electric Bitters 10 especially adapted to
cure OF ell Kidney and Liver troubles
and often gives almost instant relief.
One trial will prove our statement.
Price SOC. and 81. At MAssie's Phar.
macy, 109 Jefferson street.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-19
Very lyuch FINISHED.

Rnsrius--HUt yol haven't got word
OF praise Tor amy one. / should like TO
know who you would consider finished
w-itcr?
Crlticus- ~ dead one, my bcy-a dead
0nc. p Inoh.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-19
PERSONALS.

A III. Herndon, of Rustburg, is guest
a. the ST. James Hotel.
David Jones, OF Lynchburg. cutter for
Jos. Cohn, is in the city.
Rev. e. B. Pollard returned yesterday
from visit to Washington.
DR. j. Kinney went to Radford yester
day on professional business.
G. B. Robertson. of Lynchburg, is
registered at Hotel Roanoke.
G. N. Petty, of Front Royal, was in
the city yesterday On business.
Il. Il. Baher, OF Winchester, was in
the city yesterday on business.
Alfred Beckley and II. B. Stoner, of
Fincastie, are guests at the Ponce de
Leon.
Mrs. n S. Trout returned yesterday
from visit to friends in Montgomery
county.
Samuel Carver and wife left last night
for Albemarle to attend his mothers
funeral.
Miss Lena W. Brown left for Char
lottesville yesterday and will return in
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Hams, bride
and groom, of Cleveland, Ohio, were in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. w. A. Johnson and Miss Lus;er
Johnson, of Tus Ambia, Ala, were In
the city yesterday.
Chas Beamer, OF Radford, WAS in the
city yesterday attending the wedding OF
his friend, w. E. Brown.
A. c. Beckner and wife and little son
went to Gladys, Campbell county, yes
terday to spend few days with rels-
tives.
DR.. E P. Niles, professor OF veserin-
airy science at the Polytechnic IDstitute,
Blacksburg. was in the CITY yesterday,
and called at THE TIMES office.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-19

WHEN person Ia losing flesh and
wasting away there Is cause for alarm.
Nothing so worries physician. Con-
sumptives would never die II they
could regain their usual weight. In
fact, there would be no consumption IL
there were no wasting OF the system.
The cause of this loss Of flesh is fall
ure to properly digest the food eaten
Nine tenths of all our diseases date
back to some arrangement OF the
stomach.
The Shaker Digestive Cordisl will
stop this wasting Of the body. 1t acts
by causing the FOOD we eat to De d.
gested so as to do good, for undigested
food does more harm than good. The
Cordial contains food already dgested
and digester OF foods as we'll.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-19
Reducing Their Chances.

Just think, there will not be anoth
er leap year for eight years. s."
Eyes, that makes it awfully hard on
all you girls that are over 90. Chi
cago Record
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-19

HEADQUARTERS for new field seeds,
chop. nay, corn, oats, etc, at Farmers
Supply Co., Market Square.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-19

FULL. set CT tinsmith tools. Apply at
l2l Luck avenue 8. W. or w. w. Work.
plan & Co.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

Gtebets Gbite 6iitorie er og uoss
tienot. men GnoelItmanoen Or. Hos
biniou "a andre er al ben Wsntng, at
bet er bet famine ION: gd'dls8ao.
(,SoIpa II, 10 SRA bet nsgne
8jerg, ION itrGtfsr Zig Op mob Sezlr,
% inotil 9a'uls8ab / Gibdnors "a!
pso 1Slooen at Sermons 9jerg." Stes
bet liggsr nemlig oeo Sermons 900
(Se ogiaa Soipa u. 7. og 10, .. Et9es
iaa Dom. 8, 8. "a /. 8rsn. 5, 23.2.
spr &riitne er Steoet al Iterite Sns
teresIe paa @runb al, at 6reIleren be-
isgte bet itrar for i'm 5%ortloreIle, tdIs
fab er bette ben u~lminoelige 4nituelle,
liaeIom bet ogIaa anta9es, at BET par
Der 6orfldrelien fanbt Steo. Oct be-
Der bos Watb4us IS, 49,: "WIen "a
,SeIus bar tommen til Ggne1 ON eG@
iarsd pbilippi, ipurgte ban" OLD, og
/ Sap. 16, 49,: men MI tiger ogldd
jeg big, at bu er Yeber, og pdu oenne
aIippe bill jeg bpgge min WSentgbeo'
o.f,O., og bet er grrInoet paa benne uos
~talelIe, at 3omertirten bigger i'm 3Gre
ON, at Yopen er 9eters Gfterfglger og
Griitt Statboloer pda Soroen. Zee
ogiad Martus 8, 27. p.I.p., og 2utos
9, 18-27) 2igeiioen &irtebiitOrites
rem GuIebius' Sio beoer bet, at ifplge
Srabitionen bar bet Der Seiu8 beIbres
oebe ben blooIottige Gpinoe.
Gfter Seruialem5 2oelGggelie LOB
5itus be fangne SOBER Der ilaa Rpers
andre libel / glabiatoriIte aampe. I'm
Der a~orsfarerne foregit her mango
5oranbrin9er. Stebet er MI en- usiel
2anbsbp, 6por Der ices mango 2eos
ninger At "Opens tibligere StOrbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
Orn hos DrItr ns Rpnp.

@GnOeE 0rmeu (he tape worm) bar tit Nopn berof. at
ben li9uer en- SauOel, BOG i~aaleoeS at baaoe ben male oo Den
breeze ier no iom ct flaot 9oano, iommeniat al Qeb. banneoe
al ~iootrptte bptoe 8nmpin 6rp euer l~i9nenoe. 3 buert al
bjSie 9eo Iiooer Spireu til ups Orme, % bar Spret lite ben.
flags 6oru, er oct iueen Spuoel. Srm.
3 uiOenItabeIise @erter on 6eiten Iges, at Der, men
Inn poerit iieloue 2iLiGloe Tan foretomme Sanoelorm en-
Seit, men or Den fgrit tommeu Der, bar oct i'm iore Ionaelio.
beo at iaa ben ~uorpooet; oerimoo cr ret runoe Slqos Srme
rle9et olnunoelige, bpilte optrGoer ioritieliae 9lrter. Gn NJ
benz opuaor en- 2Gngoe al inotil . CONNER, er ipios beooe
Gnoer og bar ct Tibet tort 6oueo. Teune er ben olminoelroite.
Gn anocn, Der life i%oretommer iaa oite, er omtrent ioa INF
ION Ell Artotpibelttlt os 0anormen bIiper ira 8 til 12 5om.
mer lang, Suuueu ira 10 til IS CONNER.
SporIeoes Soften bGrer Tl raar be optrnoer Inn ior
Maugoc, at ben PLACES al benz: 9prets 9lppetit er alt guoet
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
Site blot for Camcrnc.
Nootpict.

"Stocfbolms 9agblab" lHieS fglz
genoe p~elbefeteoe 9emertninger:
Sort mooerne Stotsi er ofte intet
minbre enb pirteItge Sorturinitrus
menter.
Selb pm be life netop er ct Numer
for Imaa, iad er be / &egelen formeoe
unber ben benIpnslpieite SOerieen at
be entleite andtomtite Re9ler, iaaleoe5
at bet er meget ijelbent at finbe en-
fulbporen 9erion, 9pis 5pboer life er
mere eler minbre misbanneoe.
Oct er en- Itor Sell at benntte Stoz
tpi, Tom er for fort. S9erne tpin9es
til6age, og 6ooen bliper breoere Ooens
for S9erne, pg ON bette er ben eneIte
llbebageligbeb, iom ppitaar berdf, iaa
fan man tatte for en- forbolospis naas
big Straf. Oct itaoige SrDt foruurs
lager Spipulmninger al 2eoene pg
ino9roeoe NG9le, f%orIdaoiot bet life
l9gger @runben til enbnu itsrre Plaz
ger.
Sg MI npgle Orb om ben Waaoe,
bporpua pore Ssooer burbe bebanoles.
9rug life Stotgt, Ipm tlemmer, ielO
ON bet er alOrig iaa Tibet. Sjpb al
brig for imaa Stspler / bet 9aab, al
man ital tunne gda Dem til, iaa be pas
Ter. Sois Stpplerne er baarlig ipeoe
o9 btlige, iaa er bet muligt, at be gier
bet, men bore 6eDoer er at dltfpr itor
9etponing for Os, til at Ri ituloe BRUCE
benz til at blotte op for trangt Stotsi.
Stotsiet itul bperten p9re for imaat
eller for fort, bet itul bore iaabant, at
bet fra fsrite Stunb pasIer ps gObt pg
er bebageligt at gua meO.
9as gpot pau, at be er pdsIelig rllmz
melige og pmtrent en- Gentimeter Lem
gere enb 5oben. Iaur mar gaar -
nebpper 8dtte for Grempel - maa
6pben bape libt Spiaerum; TIL ellers
tommer SGerne mob Sfoens Spios
for bpert Striot, % bet fan life for
bauIe np9en, ON man unoer Iaaoanne
Smit2noigbeoer blioer tr2t, nuor
man bar guaet en- Stunb.
Sm Sommeren bgr man benbtte
mtbbels beie Sto, meo tDtte entelte
Saaler. Saaoanne Sto be7tDtter
SoOen bebre mob 8drme og Stgp eno
meget tDnbe. Sm 8interen bgr man
dltio BRUCE Stotei meb oobbelte Saaz
Ter. Salogaloi6er, iom b~eItDtter
Saalerne pg ben nebre Del al Gtos
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
80

eto iRun; til fine 2iOer er oenne albeIes 1%u8porrrn; H1
bI'Uer rto9er, 6oorbanmeu bIiper tor o. grOp, % Ell guy
Nto@'e pier I0 omtrna NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aobnit0' I
Tan o9iaa fnoc bent Aiiprinsen. Gr DC inoe M'0'.
oelten prrn0e OuerlGben opab, % tilioe 9nioe gF0'IM
Stalou188en elIer SrDbben; unoertiben oeioo ilttte AZ ny
e9ne ooor, % 9nibe 5aIen mob gloeet, iom ON Der ' ~
| SaGipet, Der flor. .
Der er mon9ioIoioe 0rme' Mibler; ct, iom 9ior 9' :
ming, or ~iCl0cnoe:
Slono 'ommen 1 Drachm Sulphate of lron' ! u.
Tartar Emctic, 2 Drachms Linseed Meal. Gin bette loW :
Doer Ntor9en o9 aften Ell bel llse. Gerpao 9lpe3 oc'I
ct HenleIie5miboel, nemIig: 1 Ounce Spirits Of IurP'r'
! Pint raw Linseed Oil, blaubet eoot iammcr, % 0'''
Coils.
gIter 3 Tigers 6orlpb eientaees ben belle SHF 10 ,
ton'n'e tlltus De nn8e Crme, Der iom $50 bar lt99el 0"'
oene % M er u~otlGtteoe. -
6or 6GtreoturerS @ebtommenoe paaitaacs, at perez :
oelorm iaar De al at 9aa pao @rGS9ang, bpor ounce ~,
Ut otorn, ) bette li9oer i~nOtaplet Dusel al @no"E NJ
@'on Tan oerfor aIoris paste ior meset paa otn oI'9' ~
% loa oct ~bOrtrgOet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

teist, sr oooe / fugti9t geir; men dl'
minoeIioe Guloi6er ber uno9aaes.
gruo iiteOet / ftert &nlos nlOloref
sfOtsi "a lqg aortsiauIer |, oa 1aas
bonne IarOeles beporer 0OOens
gdrme. 81,
ut brltos sefler hjemme er en- ilet
gans, ION foruarIager mango AZ DC
glaoer, ION man itaOig bprsr ON.
Oct banOer unoertiOen, at 6olt,
ION er meoet forIiqtige meo gol9et AZ
Stotei, aaigeoel tlager ooer ernme
fsOOer. 5 bette 8itfnIos Ii99er 5ei'
len ionbIpnligpis 6os Strpmpsrne'
De biaige SOuIiteter er ofte Roaroe'
bells farpeoe mso giftige 5aroer, iom
fan bare Itaoelig 3nofQoelIe paa 9us
ben. Mtolet berimoo er dGbenbdrf'
at man iprger for at fdd en- COB @are
ga heller betaler liot mere. Oct bll>
per / QGngoen en- geipareIie for lite
at tale ON, at 5ebOerne beTnoer lt9
bebre oerpeo) forbt ct BAR 9oOe
Strgmper, bpi5 be iteQes oroertltg,
parer iaa lange ION ct Gar oaarItge.
MeO 6enipn til biQi8t Stotet, iaa
peo Ri ale, at bet Ter 8oot uo, rtadr bet
er mt; men bet parer life lGn9e, og bet
fan od heller ingen pente. 8a man
bare gpot Qrbeioe, iaa faar man pglqa
betule berfor.
Oct berpr paa bper Gntelts Mdaoe
at gua pau, bpprlGnge ct Bar Sto Itdl
bare. Gntelte guar jGpnt og oroents
Tia, meoen5 andre gaar meget iluroet.
Oct ices mart paa Stotoiet, bporodn
man ungaar. Gn IluItet Sang eoelG9s
ger bet bebite Stotei.
Sois Stotsiet ital bare lGn8e, idd
mua bet paSIss 9obt. 6plO bet berfor
Qpot rent % inbgnib bet en- Sang ON
Muaneoen, ON 8interen % / rdat
SER pftere, meo 8dIiltn eQer Stoimss
relIe. Selpfelgelig ber SmerelIen
gnioes goOt ino Og oerfor tprres 9oot
al.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
.Woropplcn iunn,.

st problem, bis Qsspir,"
itet mango MenneItelio o. n.y.,
at Dollars, ignss at bore Il. /
Der bar mislptteOss for man,, 4
tdnite 9ioenitdbsmano. bor
tor tro be nplig mootoont N.Y. NJ
fer, lbttebes ben tiatit p,..
Or. 5ritiof Ranien "a han Y
uforfaroeoe 6sI9eIOenoe. ~
bar aaerebe engunq fsr b~srr.s.]
8eroens Spmertiomheo ban =
at 9aa oper 8renIonosiin ~.
men bet moa bpg betrootes INN !
nepGrt mob at finoe gloro5nr,r
fan imiolertio bore bette 0,rir,.l
ben prattiite 8Groi al Ct IroN,s,I
retagenoe og bet er Ct tort e,,I
maal, ON ReIultntet iDoyer If 7
penbte InitrengetIer ga oi,rn,~I
eoe 5arer. Gn SinQ, 6opror
imiolertib life fan bare bette m,
ger er, at ben, Der bar opfuno,t y
~gemiooel, Der peoli9eboloer e,,,
ben, turerer Sp9Oomme "a r,
Smerter, er en- lamb Mnneit,o,r ,
MenneIte6ebens @eloiprer, +,
gjoree ben gdmle Or. Qeter IN.
bu ban efter gors &r6ciOe % a.,
fremitiqeoe "aurito", ber M ~ Il
iom bar prppet ben, iptteg DIP,
andre / Sanoelen foretomm,rn
gemibler. "&urifo" burSe FrS,s
bbert pelorbnet Slrs.
2Rs, bbuo ben uoretter:
8drtu, Mt6., 20oe Hon !
Pud min Suftru8 % can, B
~fremIenber jeg berpeo oor b.t,
Sut til Or. g. Sobrren for Zen ;
% 2inorin9 Mebicinen "aprifsl
brugt min 6uItru. Sum Ies al
lot pg ipgte fprgiabes aoIjQise 3,
Gfter at BABE anpenot 10 Rlar,
"8urito" fplte bun ii9 Tu.ofa
fritz igien og bort 3oao er, at en-
Iom er fpg, ferit bsr prcoe "4u,
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FLORAL FESTIVALS,
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