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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-16
PAuPERs RENTED At AUCTION.
How Maine Townships Relieve
Themselves Of Providing for Poor.

The ss'sctnen and oversaers OF the poor
In the small Maine towns that are too
poor % own alnshousex are congratulate
ing themselves over the fact that the an
nual auction sale Of paupers has resulted
many towns whore the timber has been
eat or ans. the land has been made poor
from much cropping the auper charges
ara the heaviest item In the annual as-
ses> naent As these towns OWE no poor
farm the raursrs are pat M AT aucsi0n
the lowest bidder getting the contract to
keep them for the fisral wear. The rates
81 board charges depended largely upon
the price Of wheat ncar. the chief article
of consumption. though clothing was also
taken into consideration. even !. the pau
pers wore cast-or garments. When flour
was worth s. Ia $40 barrel nobody coa.A
afford 60 take q paurer fer less than s. 10
s. - a week New thar fisar has gene
down 20 81 ~ s. barrel there are p.eafy Of
families who will contract 70 feed and
eiefse a pAuper for from 81 TO s. a week
TIE batting has been very brisk fl nearly
every town where tire practice stu pre-
walls. Reports from Somerset and PtScata-
gals counties. where fsw manufacturing
Plants have been erected. show that the
cost 81 keeping psuners FOR isss vii as
rearty = pSr cent hess than IN 1855 In ore
iesn 4 sel.-so-sto farmer took the jsb 20
support IRE entire paaper population a.
Per CAPITA weekly rate OF IS cents. Las,
year tire town PAD U.s. . week Sor the
sArae sezviesA ~
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and repartees which delighted their asso-
ciates, and after having carefully pre-
pared fixed ammunition for a special &C.
casion, cunningly led the conversation
up 90 point where the discharge SEEM
ed to come as an appropriate part Of the
engagement Sheridan and Hood. how
ever, wrote as well as they spoke which
Is more than can be said of not n few
lady novelists OF the present day. who,
although rumored to be brilliant in con-
versation. are conspicuously the reverse
when they take pen in hand and the pub
lie into their confidence TO tell what they
know
IL seems strange. but just as there are
some people who cannot think on their
feet. there are others equally incapaci-
tated when alone before a writing desk.
Tor as the former are mentally paralyxed
by the attention of listeners, the latter
are equally so by the fact of solitude
and In this circumstance may perhaps he
found an explanation OF the uctiiocrity.
not 10 use stronger term. of the great
er portion OF the imaginative works OF
the iaoies- when woman sits down TO
write as a general rule she Is compeiled
TO do little thinking: when she begins
10 tnink she ponders. deiberates be-
tween diheren. forms OF expression. and.
In the effort to choose. away goes her
wit
Among the most conspicuous examples
70 the contrary since the DAYS OF George
r'iios 10 Miss EDITH Wharton, whose ssrhe
Greater Inclination fScr.bner's, abounds
with scintsiis'ions OF wit and apo,hexm.
OF wisdom. evidently the result OF careful
preparation. but which flow so easily ana
naturally from her pen as to bear all the
appearance or spontaneity
Tie ability 20 think epierammasfcally In
as much gif; as beauty, and far more ex-
cepfionsl She who possesses II may wel,
Dc proud OF her talent. for while the q.
male writer's are legion. those WIN com
pose WIN equal hrevity and Wit may be
mum Ssreti on the fingers In general the
senase novelist concentrates her attention
on the story. 20 the detrsmen, OF the utt,e
4ccessofles thar grace narrative II
should not be 20. for no one understands
BETTER than woman the value of appro-
pirate and we!i-piaced ornament That n
is true Ia ou. an additional confrmation az
the statement made BY cur greatest moral
poet:
"Wcsnan's at best contradiction stfu :.
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pesf0runnce there after ene had become
Mrs. Ban6mAna Palmer. bus she never -
summed the pzrt In Chicago
SIN hfer IN England the character %
the young prince Of Denmark has been
taken By Mim Julia Seaman. an actress
Who has made spme succeD m Wide
variety OK parts More recently London
ers have seen Q woman HAmiet In the
person of Miss Jenetse stesr. who b r.
ported to have given considerable salts
faction 20 audiences q: the minor sAeasers
In this dtfdcuss role. Tia very latest pre-
entatton ~ the prince by an English
woman was * the New Imperial theAfer,
wessmingfer. last February by Miss Clare
Howard In 1855 Mis- Emesia Burke. Of
Glasgow. assumed the role. surrounded BY
a company OF amateurs Ireland had
twenty-five years ago Eliza Tnorne. who
was a good Hamlet
Australia contributes the names Of Mira
Cleveland and Mrs. Evans. and Miss
Louise Pcmeroy-
Italian and French women.
Italy adds her quota IN the brilliantly
equipped GfacintA Pexxana- Even France.
which has the least appreciation Of . type
that has moSt Of appeal for Teutonic
minds. has mild tradition OF the woman
Hamlet. In 1851 at the Gazette. Nine Judith
gave a weak and eoioriese Interpretation
Of the distracted prince. The rest 10
silence until March. 1888. when Miss Dud-
hay, at the Coincide Franchise. inAugurated
her provincial starring tour by appearing
In the role At Touiouse.-Ch;cago Chron-
iele
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WITH PEN AND SPEECH.
Rarely Brig htness With Each Com.
hines In the Same Woman.

The faculty which enables the utter
ance or bright sayings in conversation.
and the ability ia write with equal bril-
Iiancy do not always exist In the same
Individual Every man with literary ex-
psrience can recall instances Of men and
women. particularly the latter. whose
conversation sparkie1 with wit. but who.
when they attempted to write, displayed
a duilaess painful TO the reader. The diff
ference is perhaps explainaeie on the
theory that whatever seems tn be easily
done s. pleasant either tn witness or 10
hear. while an obvious effort always pro-
ducrs AT unpleasant impression
There is q tradition that Sheridan.
Hood and come other famous wits
thought oua Beforehand the bon mota
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mark In ssnx!e scene from the tragedy at
her bensfst in the belief that the novelty
or the idea ~gor there had been 10 lads
Hamlet since Mrs stddons-wcusd attract
attention. bur as the acsrers studied IN,
scene sire grew saaniered 81 the part and
determined 20 pay Il in iss entirety. Il
was at Sad'er's Wells somewhere in the
'eas. that her Hamlet arst made appeal 10
the sympathtes of a London audience. but
sire Played the part later aud the character
teck ifs place in the rerertGry 81 her srav-
cling company fron that time. The per-
farraa:rs VAS praised for its poe ticai
grace and distinction. M<s Marriott has
The advantage Of being an excellent stocss-
tisnsss. ard she aided 70 this corstsera BILE
skiii In fenctnS- 1t would have beer well
Cor her 81 other ShxkeSreareaa performers
~ her troupe had s~sn equally careful 20
acquire this Indispensable accorn riisanas
raTersuna tTfe. when she was performing
at Newcastle Ssgne years ago a rather
clanssy i-asrtss IN tse sinat scene made
falss tATust with an UNDATED foil safisct-
Ins apon her severe wound in the foot.
which temporarily tncapaettste2 Gsr from
Playing. she made her first appearance
IN New York Ie Hamlet" Sac Gst no,
core % tShseAgn
Miss Willy Palmer Next.
Mss NYlsv Palmer af'.rwara Mrs. Band
mann Palmer, was the next Enxsisasoman
Hamlet. Her performance. which has
ben repeated very lately in some % '@the
provinces 81 England. WAS twenty or
thirty years sgs spirited ard gave sgs-
Sences - an independent ard careful
Study es her part. she also won fsyag
nv soed vesce ard haEdssuas pre~encs
is0sA Baaamsau ard AIS wise wtss De ye-
rsenh@Fess "a t'nscaxu They r2ays2 sew
sTsl engagements here Mr.. BAn6yuann az
Teagssg AT his Iass xis.t bsre a. Ipr. Jexy4
and MI HYDE Miss Palmer played Ham
'<es IA New York. Ard sss>0spaAksd The
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THE RACE the Fourth Of July in Elliott
Levita OF this city and the Jubilee
international
closest and most exciting contests Of the In
the vessels shown three positions rounding
the Levita the lead the Jubilee
1t this point that the
and tuck between the
Leva blankeed the Jubilee
minutes The from photographs
Commodore s. F. Rathbun Of the N W. Yachting
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Mushroom raising Is a prcefae
ness. DR.. William watson. -
Pa. produced 400 pounds a ~ =
In his dollhouse during the
the bulk OF the plant beine -
York and Washington at about
pound.
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More Than sho.Ia ne Th~..

william Dean HoweIis rises to say that
genius - simply hard work What a Ios
OF genius there must be in the penisen.
oArses:-xAnsaa CITY TameA
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S. S. S. Fe i. BIZ

fSwift.s Specific Is the only
Cancer. il cures the moss .s5
cases. Our treatise on Cauc:s q
II ths- axtst apeciac g ] AZ
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Cancer.

Mrs. 8. NJ. Idol, Winst0a r
writes: Cancer Is hess 49, -
our family. my fathes. ss.i7
aunt having died from the ss.e s;1l
disease. I was thorou9nU r. S1ss
therefore. when q man :.sS IT
Ger appeared on my 80. - ~
once sought the treatmek ~
best physicians. They 49, q
to do any good. howes p
Cancer continued TO gTcW s.s9
spread. I then tried =
forced the disease ont. g
me permanently"
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Den ~ueentIiee Operiist,
Suns % graoitreets.

FRA R. g.. DUN G Co.'S ugsntlis.
SanbtIsopsrist, batsret fibit. 2srbas.
bibfettes:
Sprienbelie fen al mere Cub / benne
llse, - minbit $4,000, 900 - sipr bet
fart, at europa er | Grans. Gen irurs
tie Winiiterfriie bar p9ret alporlig %
~lansparis, % ben tpite Equalization /
Snbultriattier er t%rusnoe; men maaIfe
ben itgrite llro fornariages ueo llpisbes
ben / Spoairifa. Spao Iaria9en sno
fan bore, iiftert er bet, at europa irGns
ger 8ense, og ba bet life bar noeet at
fprbre ira Seiten, MAJ bet tn til 9aan.
8erels % SanoelsbalanfGn bier, al
bort 2anb life er uoiat for 5urbrirser
ON at betale, men Tenee er mere pGro
for 2aangioere / llblanpet euo berpper.
Bort 2anos 6inunier er britt til
frebsitilcnbe. Snot9gterne unberitieer
nbsifterue for &eeuitabsarst msb liot
minore enb 800, 600, 900; men bar bet
life for $3.50, 100000 / arissubsiiter,
meoreanet Sncfrielien at 6ilppingi9l'
ben % Cuba oloaterue, piloe SuotGs.
terne, ~uanieet &~rissitatteu, poeritise be
oroin9re ubsiiter.
llsens rloisriel al Spepe % Spsos.
mel uaaebe 3,643,672 8uibels impo
$500, $50 Suibels for ct aar iiben-i
tie Tiger 6,5O4,262 Suibels imuo H..
005, 79s iiipr.
Raiserporten er peobliuenbe betpbs.
Zig; ben bar / iibite 1921 $50 SuIbels
imuO 2,574,723 iiior.
SueoetiliBrielsn / @siten - Is, 6OO.s
6SS Suibels iUr be iioite tire Tiger imop
3,463, 779 iiipr % 4,j4O,54 for to
Nar liOen - piier en- u~aIminoelia 5ils
Itrsmning ira 6urmen til Wartsost %
tpoer life paa npsen Mansel.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27
nro,5,s 6. @oufepih. Winn.Il

grdefss 6. @au3epib, Winn.fotu
Spnobens 5ormanb, frsmbrastsS pno'
baltonferenc.ns Silisn. paa 9runbldg
af Watb. 16, 15-19 git ban oerpaa
opsr til 1T Sema: "9rue SbsplogD".
9srpaa fulgte en- SilIsn fra 2utbsr
golleee peb Yrefibsnt aaur. 2arisn;
fra Gpncorbia College, Ct. PAUL, pep
prafbsnt gussnsr; fra SiOur Sails
Rormal SdooI, peo PrGiiosnt u. Wfits
t.lfsn; Slutninesbem9rtningsr og
gsn peo paitpr 8. Suul.
Sorfamlinsen fang berpaa 'taasnoe
9prolosisn, ug prof. 5rid lpits Ssrs
rens @sliisnelis.
Ssminarbpgningen sr dlsrsoe larst
fremffr.ben. Wurens er MI oppe | Sciz
be meb 0inbusturmsne / anost Stot1
psrt. Oct tsgnsr til at bIius en- 5srites
housekeeping / enbOer Senfeenos. De
tilTtebepGrsnbs prsitsr ps 9elseater
tunbe lite notion ubtrbtte lin 9Iabe %
Silfrsbsbso IaupeI msb gpgninssn Tom
meo ben patrs og oosrmaube bsloige Be
lieasnbeb. Ss ct er piit: 2utbsr Ses
minar pil blipe ben imutte'te. ben melt
Iplibs % itilfuloe Stplsbnening. Der
inbtil bsnne Dag sr rsiit at ROromaao
| Qm.ritu.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27
ri bpiifen Spgoom opoe
Sbafeipearc?

5 en- sammeI Sagbps, Iom blep
fsrt al PrGtsn SObn 0aro, Der i
l662-1681 uphoIot ia / S6ate.
ipsdres gp, StraTproson sgppn, Ias
Ter man: "Sbotsipsars, 0raptou GA
Ben 5obniun baOoe en- msget muntsr
Sammsntomit. Oct luoer til, at Der
btrurosr sr oruttst fOrmsget Bin, for
Sbdtsipeare osoe unbsr en- 6ebsr, ION
ban padorog Zig OsO ben auleOnina."
SertiI mau bem9rtss, at paa ben lib
git Here SpsbOmms, bois aarIaa man
itts tisnete, unoer Tapnet 9fs6er.
Spdo M sHb ben fore 9ietsrs Spa.
bonn ian pa oGrst, ioa b9rsr ialialo /
BEN Sios 9Otaltrsnite ben muntre
Commandment" StDIbsn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27
oialu,tasI,u Tor t~btuloaii,. smoenttr.
aasiebebolonina lite gRai 1893. 1880

aasiebeboloniug lite Nai 1899. $47.50
~5iGlp,tosien for tbeol. S%tuoenter sIis
fterer omtrent hun | Rapnet. lot $63.Ol
er ~inbiommet iom 8aper til Sasien ! bet
forIebne Qar. Den pdr barb en- beore
llnb.ritetttlis, eno ben biotnotil bar
fact. Der er mango oerbig trGn9enoe
Stuoent.r, Tom bar Ssrrsns adIo til at
uobdnne ia til Qrbeibere / Serrens Btn'
eaarb, men iom mdngl.r Wioler til at
tunne fortiqtte fin. Stuoisr for at nad
tit aalbs Waal. Oct oiloe bare en- geIs
fienelIe at bialpt iuaounns. aas'sn an
befdtss a bet bsbits til Wtentsbeoer,
apinbsforsninssr os sntelte Wsolemmsr
al bort airtiomfuno.
Oct fremsaar osiaa at R~egnftabet. at
Der er omtrent "a al bort airteidmfunbs
Wsniabeber, iom ~unbbraeer iig os inssn'
tinq qisr | ~pefuniGr Senieenoe for at ops
boloe ben Sor.nebe airtes Stoler og an
ore al Samfunbets npttiee 9isrsmdal.
9ette er itte, Tom bet buroe pare.
Sea tiIaber mig oerfor at fremlas9e
for 4arsmsbet til Sperpeieffe og mulig
Qntasslis fsIs.nos Jorflag:
l. Sor at fpar. budbs pou Spaltss
run | "9utberuneren" og llosifter fore
bunben psb Srptuiug uf apittertnser for
penssbibrds inbisubt iii Sumfunostas'
fen. faa benRtl.r Samfunbets aars'
msbe til ole Wenighosr, at Der peb
Snbfenbetfen at gibrdg unblaoes at
fsnbs Rapnsfort.snelfe oper bier Biz
braesbber.
2. ut bpsr Wsnisbso peb S~nbienbsls
fen af 1T 9iorug til nGpnte ausis. fun
opgiper Snbfdmlsrnes Rapne % dngipsr
ben Gum, bpert Spmit,meblem bar fans
let iant angiper Sotdlbslsbst at bet
Snbiamlsbs.
3. ut Rdpnsli'terne opbepdres | Ire
nigbeoen pg oplries paa osns aarsmpoe.
Snoiamlinestomitsen ~aflRgger Menigbss
ben Rssnitdb % ropporterer bet SeIsb,
ben fl inbiamlet, oe bpormeget Der poe'
bss az bosr 8~ibrassposr.
of be $78S.17, Der fob Tom arebit
paa ben Gor.nsbs airtss 8pnto bos ben
falerebe Columbia Rational gant ben
lite Wai ifior, ,r Der / aarets osb bstalt
S262.72, iau at 9alancsn, Tom fob isisn
lite Mai iaar, bar $525.44.
Otter GorIpbsnoe ftul ben iibits Rs't AZ
gantsns Sorbringsr afbanbes % ben
fibite og snbsliss DipiOenoe uobstales /
gull ensr ausuit Maansb bette aar.
(Were.)
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27
6runoitenen er laot.

Srebus Gftsrmibbag ben 23be SUM-
lasbss 9~runbItsnsn til autbsr Ssmis
mar / Samline. Gn tor Stare at pre-
tier os Selssutsr fra bet nstpp afilut'
tebs Spnooemsbe / Spring 9rupe,
Mtnn., babe msot frem, os SpnppsnS
Msnigbsbsr / Spininsbpsrne bar bel
reprrisntsrsbs. Der bar pgIau flsrs
@iaiter Iungpeisfra tilitsoe / Soriams
lingen.
Ssi~tibsligbebsn bssbnots liot sftsr
&G. 3 msb Qfipnsellsn af SaImen: "S
Seiu Rapn ftal al Dor 8isrnins Its",
bporsfter p~r9Iiosnt Srid sftsrot ban
pdaS eminariets 8sgne babbe snItst ben
fore Gtare peltommen = inbleoeos
msb gsn ON, at Serrsn for i'm Barn,
biertigbeos Stblb oilbs oslIigne bette
fore % berlige gpaeeforstagenoe - at
ban / be tummenoe 9dss biloe bplos I'm
beftpttsnbe Saunb pper 2utbsr Semi,
mar. 5oriamlingsn iitsmte berpaa 2us
tbsrs bsrliss Salms: "9pr Sub, ban
er iua TAFT en- Borg, Og Spnooens
9~iceformano, pait. 8. SalporIsn fra
Weitbp, Wis., beiteg 3alerltplsn. Msb
81. 6, 48 Tom 9etIt, piite ban, bporlss
bes oi baabe | 29rs % 2io mad bpaes
bort Sus paa ben fate, urottslige Slip
pc, Sefus ariitus og hans rene ufpr.
falfsoe @ubsprb.
2eoninssrne al bet tore PreItstor,
Der bdpbe Ilinast unbsr Spnobsmsbet,
fang bsrpau unber s. 80. prsus's 2ss
BELLE: Simmel % Serb Itul forsda.
Oct neite Drummer pad programmed
bar Spl9sning al TO al be 9otumsna
ter, Der itulbe ne~bl9gges / GrunSitsnsn,
Oct bar igrunoen ct og bet famine Do.
tument, men | to fprItisligs Sprp1,
- Hprif oo Gneslif.
Sptumsntet inosbplbt en- fort men
uolminoelig 9rei og intsrssfant trpno-
lusiit Stilorins al ben norIts Spnoosa
8~irtiombeo fra ben tiolisite lib inos
til osnrs Dag. 9ptumsntsts nprfte
Reoattion blsb pplait Of Yrpf. Sob.
DlOisatsr. ben snsslife at Yrpf. 8. e.
Brandt.
Serpdu n%solugoss fprubsn opens
naOnte 9utumenter ct Nr. al "Gpans
gsliit Illtberf &irtstiosnbe" % ct Grs
smplur at Spnoosns Sonititutipn /
8runoitenen, % 6ormanb 8. SoIpprs
fen srtl9rsbe 8~runbItensn laat / ben
treenise Subs Rapn. 9rpf. Z. 0ables
Sirtstor fra Ct. puuI fulgte iaa m.o
ct Drummer, bborunbsr ct Offer pptrs
ges til Seoits for Seminarb1anineen
Gft.r bette iitsmte Suriumlinsen Sal.
men: 81 now have found the ground
that ever.
Sermeo bar ben egentlige Sgitioss
banoling ufiluttet; men enonu ful1ts
Here sulsr, Siliensr ps 2ptpnfninasr
til Seminarist % SamTunbst.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27
stisoop p~rpputimarits,
yNisconfn ~3e6atsmarlfe'

Gesertpu, 2sOs Su /: 3~raT''.a",,
al BEN une 5obai ioresaar MT I's'
Zig SurtisheO o. piI pGrt tile 0'',a,
uosIe iaa 9ase. Yrirs's % J'''
9iItano er iremOeles bslOi9 'O' !,
start. 8 6~prretniussn msO 8aT'", ~
er bet mcaet title for narUGrtH't, y
Der lite til npss' SaIs ira ISrll' S4-''
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27
Smaapiuf.

- MRS. .. >. Ruoe, ION Dor
RGrbsosn al 9scurub, mootos forleosr
ben fergsIigs NBbeo, at bsnoes grpbsr
9uubt 2IfItdb osoe / 0atpion 9Th,
aIafu, fibitlsOsn 5sbr. Suu psoe gam
Re pIubislig al Sie~rtsinsoom. afosoe
bar AZ aar sanmsI ue bar soot tienet
/ 9scorub, bpor ban for en- Del 4ar
tilbags q Sd~nb.Isbstient bos &. %.
Sopt, inotil ban fpttsbs til Sarge, bpcr
ban en- Sto brsb Serrourefprretning. =
5ebruur, 1898 reiits ban til aGaifa.
- 8Iunbt BEN, fpm fio'ts llgs be-
fsgte DEBORAH, % fom bapos p1rst pud
Spnposmsost / Spring @rpOs, bar pa
TOR q. s. See fra Cate Mtls, Sotpa,
9uit. Meluno fra Seras, Prof. g. Sor'
babl fra Sipur Sails ps 0slsgat SIion
fra 9rantsburg, mis-.
- WiIs Sarah Carton fra Gbicago
pg Mtis Wumis 2aripn fra Bottom,
Muis., Tom | Gsrbass bism for at til.
bring. Spmm.rfsri,n hos 5OrGlbrsns
Ttr. p9 mrs. Spsr 2arIsn.
Sheriff Gbriiten reiIte ibag til
9lsnlppco, Ga, msb ben 16aari9e So6n
Sacpbfon fra 9lsntppob SoipnIbip,
for at fau BAN inblust pua ct Sjsr
for uanbsiOuse gsrn.
50. 2umm fra Spring 9aI.b,
Wetnn., bar OGret her nO9Ie 9ass for al
paretass be Sntsrssier ban snonu bar
ber, og for at bilie pua b. mango samlc
8ennsr, ban bar / Sscorab.
&c. u. 9isnsfs fra Satton, q. O.,
bar ibits llse OGrst pua gsisa / 9sco.
rab Os Smegn, bpor ban sr gubt tienot
fra sdmls 9ugs. 9r. 9ieneis bapot
p9r.t 9tIssat til S1npbemsbet
Spring Srppe. Spr pOsr 80 glur fiber
orbetbsbs ban for "Oecorubz 9oNeu"s
ubsicsr bsnsuns "8sb arnsn" ubfpm
alene.
-Nrs. Soften SoitsnIcn / plsuIun.
Sotpn'bip rsiits ibu9 iii Stsarns 60.
Winn., for at bsires lin Mpper, ION
lig9sr osbsIpg.
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9enu Marie Sslss; Ssnrp 6. @emar.
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s. 9drmdn ps GliSabstb Mprtle 8resr
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mrs. Selpis.
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rem arabusrsrbs 9losis % uoosIts 0i'
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