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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
A PERSISTENT BOOK AGENT.
Her Explanation of Art Works TO the
Lady of the House.

AilA4A AAt =NEN lDlh Niu-
| She wore little tight veil with hole in
| il and a draggled skirt and oyershoes. As
she pushed the bell she diagnosed the cur
tains OF the front window as to their quail
/ ity. Then she stepped in the entry with a
lurch of assurance. and faced the trim little
maid.
rs your mistress at home" she asked.
TN see" said the little maid viii
you come in? What name shall I say?"
oh. you don't need to say any name. -"
returned the caller suavely "She wouldn't
know my name, anyway. Just say a lady %
The maid vanished. The caller tried two
chairs before she was finally seated Then
she examined the other chairs and the por-
there's, and had a look at the curtains from
the inside; she poked her foot in the rug
to feel how deep the nap was, and she
made two false starts when some one
passed through the hall Then the mis-
tress OF the house came in.
You wished 20 see me-" she asked
standing, Il am very busy, and shall have
to ask you"
Yes, know how it is, said the woman
in the veil, sympathetically "Gettiu ready
for the spring house -cleanin', 1 s'pose? So
are we-at least, | can't rightly say ! am.
because I'm Twin with my brothers wife:
but she is. An she's sayin' only this
mornin-"
Pardon me, you wished" began the
mistress Of the house, with polite inality.
Yes, / wanted to show you this" said
the woman with the veil.
From the capacious black rep bag she
had deposited bit out OF sight. the woman
with the veil suddenly drew a calf bound
book. Il was the sort with calf on the
front cover and cloth on the back. and half
Prussia har nm ba Incl a., 80, 1af
you see how the real back would look
The exterior of the mistress Of the house
looked like night at the North Pole
Really" she said, Il am extremely
sorry. but"
Now, it won't take you five minutes 90
said the woman with the veil, and | can
make those five minutes RELY interestin'
If you viii listen TO me. l amt an ordi-
nary book agent at all, you know. I've only
had to take 1t up since my husband died
a year ago next spring. And the work is
RELY a rare thing"
There is positively no use said her
unwilling hostess.
But it will be such a pleasure to me
to show it to you" pleaded the woman in
the veil. You can't think how glad / am
to get hold of a RELY intelligent listener
I have TO show the book half the time to
people who cant no more understand its
beauties than your hired girl. Now this"
she went on swiftly lis work called
Great Lives and Famous Deaths, and it
comes in siSty-eight parts. four parts in
four weeks, 81 a month. And it is RELY a
classic All l want is just to show you
some few of these Illustrations, and then
I'll leave II to you IL the work amt worth
owning, let alone spending five minutes
over it with me"
The woman in the veil scraped her chair
on the polished floor and opened the book
at THE Courtship of Goethe"
This" she said. lis the picture OF the |
poet Geethy, and his lady love. The lady |
love you see sitting on the bench. AT |
her right are her watering can, spade, .
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
Do You Realize the Danger You Are In =?

ty-four hours, forms a sediment or settling
or has a cloudy appearance. II Is evidence
that your kidneys and bladder need imme-
date attention.
In taking swamp Root you afford natu-
raj help to nature. for Swamp Root is the
most perfect healer and gentle aid to the
kidneys taat is known to medical science
Swamp-ROOt is the triumphant discoy-
cry of DR.. Kilmer, the eminent kidney and
bladder specialist Hospitals use it with
marked success in both slight aud severe
cases Doctors recommend il 10 their pa
tents, and use it in their own families. be
cause they recognize in Swamp Root the
greatest and most successful remedy.
IL you have the slightest symptom OF
kidney or bladder trouble. or II there is r
trace of it in your family history. send at
once to Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Binghamton
n. Y, who will gladly send you free By
mail Immediately. without cost 10 you.
sample bottle of SWamp-Root and book
OF wonderful swamp Root testimonials Be
sure to say that you read this generous
offer in the Washington Sunday Times.
IL you are already convinced that swamp
Root is what you need you can purchase
the regular 50-cent and 81 size bottles at
drug stores. Don't make any mistake. but
remember the name, Swamp-Roet-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
<eNs2tsss. msSsMs,

Pain OF dull ache in the back is unmis-
taxable evidence OF kidney trouble 1t IS
natures timely warning to show you that
the track OF health is not clear
If these danger signals are unheeded,
more serious results are sure to follow;
Bright's Disease. which IS the worst form
OF kidney trouble, may steal upon you.
The mild and the extraordinary effect
Of the world famous kidney remedy
Swamp Root, is soon realized. 1t stands
the highest for it's wonderful cures Of the
most distressing cases. A trial Will con-
vince anyone-and you may have sam
pie bottle for the asking.
Lame back is only one symptom Of kid
ney trouble-one OF many. other symp-
toms showing that you need Swamp
Root, are Obliged to pass water often dur
ing the day and to get up many times at
night smarting or irritation in passing,
brick-dust or sediment in the urine. ca
tarrh of the bladder constant headache,
dizziness. sieeplessness, nervousness, ir-
regular heart beating. rheuma tism, blOat-
ing. irritabllity WORKOUT feeling, lack Of
ambition, loss Of flesh, or sallow COM
plexiOn.
II your water. when allowed TO remain
undisturbed in a glass or bottle for twen-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
A WAITER PUT TO FLIGHT
Pointed Questions Disturb Tip
seekers Equnnimity.

from DE New Orleans Times Democrat1
A large man. whose jolly. smooth-shayen
ylsage somehow called to mind pictures OF
those medieval monks who are always
painted in close proximity to casks OF
wine. walked into restaurant in the bust
ness district last evening and ordered a
steak a la Creole. In due time it arrived
and was deposited. piping hot. on his table
whereupon the large gentleman proceeded
to tuck napkin under his collar and at
tackled the dish with a quiet gustO that
was eXhiardtiug TO witness. He had dis
posed OF perhaps a third and working his
way steadily through the remainder when
his waiter sauntered up from behind and
leaned cOnfdentially over his shoulder.
STEAK all right, sir" he asked. in a tone
of professional solicitude. Eth" exciafm-
ed the large man looking startled what's
that" Il just asked whether the steak
was all right" replied the waiter. The
large man laid down his knife and fork.
What do you think is the matter with
it, he enquired in an anxious underJOne.
"Why-why- I guess said the
waiter, beginning to get Disconnected; Il
was only asking. y know But what
prompted you to ash p" urged the other.
Il insist upon knowing what excited yCuF
suspicion that this steak was not what il
should be" oh, 1 dunno" muttered the
after HiSeEdDlts 1 lus+ a-hsl. lHdt dli-
But had made no complaint" unused the
large man. knitting his brows and facing
around in his chair. There's some mys-
terry here. sure. Did you ask as a matter
Of private curiosity OF as a" Before
he could conclude the sentence the waiter
broke away and fed headlong to the ktch-
en-. The large man chHckled aud resumed
his attack on the steak.
It's like this he said later to a gen
tleman who had witnessed the incident and
was curious about It: You see I'm a
drummer and I live mostly at hotels and
restaurants There are lots Of things
about such a life that wear on q man. and
one of them is the way some walters keep
worrying You all through a meal for fear
you'll forget they're on earth when It
comes time to settle and tip. There is no
earthly reason why any waiter should ever
enquire whether a dish is satisfactory.
II il Isn't the guest VIII notify him aud
he's there to remedy Il. So when one Of
them begins asking ME cOnfdentially
whether this or that thing is all right I
squelch him with the little for
mula you have just listened to. IL never
fails to put EN- to flight"
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
Or. Wilson's Free Treatment Gives Hear
ing 10 More Totally Deaf Ears
At the Regular Saturday Evening Free Lecture,
Exhibition, and Demonstration,
us 18th ST. N W.

Al the headquarters Of the National As
ISOLATION Of Physicians and Surgeons, 1l5
Thirteenth Street northwest, every Satu--
day evening. there is given free lecture,
marvellous exhibition. and wonderful dem
onstration as well as free treatment Of he
deaf.
To the long list Of deaf who have been
made to hear again by DR., Wilson's treat
ment were added last evening the follow
ing:
Mrs C. W Sonnenschmidt wife Of the
well known physician, aged fifty years, OF
1891 II Street northwest declared she had
b-en deaf in left ear for two years. On eN-
animation the bone contact was found in
had condition and partial paralysis of the
auditory nerve. and the doctor pronounced
the case probably incurable and was very
much surprised to learn that Mrs. Son
renschmjdt could understand low whispers
and ordinary conversation fifteen feet dis
tant after treatment
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18

s1.25 to baltimore and Return Vic
n. & o.
$ surday and Sunday Mach l. and IS.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18

Mr. Joseph Fields. aged fifty three years
Of 81 Street northwest. declared he had
been totally deaf in right ear for fourteen
years. On examination. the doctor found
the auditory nerve partially paralyzed
could hear and understand low whispers
and ordinary conversation sixty-dve feet
distant after treatment.
Col. !. A. Rosecrans. aged sixty years, OF
ITO F Street northwest, declared he had
been deaf In right ear for twenty years;
could hear low whispers and ordinary con-
Nersation forty-Gye feet distant after treat
ment.
In the private office OF the National AS
sociation of Physicians aud Surgeons. 1l5
Thirteenth Street northwest, free examina-
tons Of the eye and ear are made privately
every weekday from $3.50 a. m. to Z p, m. !;
Sundays and holidays. 10 to ,.
Other Offices at is Boylston Street. Bos-
ton. Mass. and 2i0 Fifth Avenue, New
York.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18

Nv EN- hollers, Why deg my eats Fl that
corpse amt got a nose bleed. This start
led EN- all. fer 1 never met a galco. 80
loOny ez ter thing a de'd man ed bleed
Hows ever they jest lit eout fer the ship
like sixty n h'isted me abroad. 'Twuz er
long time befo they got my works a.
tiekin' ag'in, but they done it at last. n
once more l wuz a liyin' man amen Twin
men.
'NaOw. OK course, yew doan' blieve my
yarn-yew CANT. faint in nacher. but.
young fellar. thar's an ALTERED heap. O.
things in the world that CANT be belief
in 'twell yew'ye 'speriunced 'em yerseIf
thet's trew's Gospel fer all thet"
| politely deprecated his assumption OF
my disbelief in his yarn. but my face be-
lied me, | know: so. bidding him 'S'lOng"
with parting present Of ny plug OF to-
baccO Git was all had to giveJ. I left him.
and by the failing light made all speed
| could to get back to my ship.-CornhilI
Magazine
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
FRENCH INVASION PLANS
How General De la ROGUE Would
Attack Great Britain.

Lightly Armed Cruisers to Act rs
Srouts-NRRv BattIeships ia Clenr
the My, and Transports TO Land
n Half a MiIIion Troops at Eng
Iand's Most Vulnerable Points.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
IS IT.
G RIP
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Pneumonia.

- meets the exigency OF the prevailing
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during its prevalence. it preoccupies the
system and prevents its INVASION taken
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realized, which may be continued up to an
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For sale by all druggists. sent on receipt Of
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
A SURE CURE FOR GROUP.
Twenty-Five Years Constant Use
without n Failure

The first indication Of Group is hoarseness. and
in a child subject to that disease il may be taken
as 4 sure sign Of the approach Of an attack Fol-
lowing this hoarseness Is a peculiar rough cough
Ii Chamherlain's Cough Remedy is given as soon
Is the child becomes hoarse. or even after the
croupy cough appears. It will prevent the attack
Il u used in mlny thousand Of homes in hi .
broad land and never disapPoints the anxiou,
mothers We have yet 10 learn Of a single ia
stance in which il has not proved efectJRl No
other preparation can show such recOrd-tes nt %
five years constant Use without failure Ter
sale by Henry Evans, wholesale and retail. and all
druggists.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06

in9en ltoIsbe paa bans RepubIitanismes
gGgtbeb.
Den npe 8rissminiiter bar inbIeoet
fin QittrebsIIe of 1aburstten meo eft
Sla9 imoo Drepfusuenuerns, ibet ban
bar label en- al Blabet pAurore" IS
SournoIiifer tiltale for 6ornRrmelie
imob 69rens @eneraIer.
9uuo benne Sag lful bIiue Ill, fan
psl enbnn lite foruoi9es; men | boert
6alo er Den ct oriiti9t Sfattr0t imob
Rutionoliiterne, Der bar 9iOrt fig til at,
at be a!sne par meb Rgte fronlf Stolts
beb emtaoIigs for 69rens 2Gre.
3eserinsen ipues at uere Hog not;
men of! buor bIiuer Sano5eoen Os Ret.
fa%rbiabeOen uf / alt bette Spsseri Ouen'
paa Drepfusiusens @rau.
Oct er bog pei lite @snsGIoeIien,
fOroi nun lite GrIist o9 reoeIi9t fri
fsnbte Nlfreb Orepus, men Lob
BAN ueies meo Amneiti - for en- 6or-
brpbeIie, ban oIcris be9it.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06

inssn asbere Ill be 5 Rupon'er, ban
ituloe baue foIst. Saa iorieste ban
iin 9ptte | 9ptsbors. men Der bleD ban
nanbfet af en- @enoarm, Der iorlan9te
= ct 09riu9sbeuis, % bet baube ben
6nnoelsrsilenbe life. 9nbsn paa 9es
gen bIeu, Of ban for tort 1io liosn
al Biibbsrrettsn / 6lensbOrs bleo oemt
til at betale en- Re%rinsslfat al AZ Uiatt,
ba &ettsn Iiselom @enbarmen mente,
at Der bsrte ct Raringsbeuis til at iel9e
Rupon'er.
Tormobct gr9itetalOtlie. Stsl9e
,6simoal4 er Wttsionsiuip'tter Baitor
Babnfen / grs.lum, tiolisere SC9ns'
prat / 8pIbsrup uoiet til at bIiOe tdIost
til Sosnepralf / BretIum, botltet
@mbebe er bIeuetlsoi9t ueo Paitor s ms
TENS Dob.
Gn llbbisuiug. @n Ssn al ar'
beiosmano MgIler paa Stonbp
Wart paa NIs, Der er Optdnt, ut lfeles
.9ubbsIpcfen" forIeoen Orore til at
pare uoe Of 2anost iueen en- uss. Dc
unqe Nonb, Der par uutasen til Col
bat, bar en- Sang uGret anbolot fOr
8lammeri os SlO9smaaI. Nnoen
@runb til "nopisninsen tenoes lite.
Gn GonIirmation beo Wionat. er
aonfrmation peb Wicnatstlo tutos
pare iiqIben. Gn FABIAN ionbt Stso
1anpslet Rirte. 0e9nenS Sen baoot
meIbt fla til 5notrGoeIie / ben tplte
Warine o9 par bIepsn anta9en; men
fsnsre par bet blepst bam meooelt, al
ban par ct 5ieroinsaar for un9 % istli
funos inbtr9oe nqlte Nar. palmsl en-
boo Ifulbe ban fonfirmeres lammsr
meo be andre Born. 6reoas URioone
inolsb Der imiolsrtio ct Telegram, al
ban tulbe mpos / 6Isnsbors. 9n tels'
srofif %anissniu9 ON Opiattslle ii
efter Ronfirmationsn bleu a%iilaaet tele'
eraff. Der bIsu lau burtig 9iort Tor'
bereoelisr til 3onfirmaiionsn, ueo Mlo'
nat fanbt benne Stso ben opIplte oe
fulot belatte Rirte. On Uaor9ensr
8lottsn 4 reilte 6uoersn meb TN Ssr
ill 6lensbor9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06

5or bet ferte bar be fejierIi9:tinsfffe
trooper life faneet r0Gpetampernes"
9ebere, font be let buuoe funnel gore
bet - oe oern9ft er bet bleuen meooelt
ben frantic 9e9diton, at ueb Bao.I in9s
5u bar en- bel Wan9be G%uropRere ues
ret boIbt / 5ou9enffab. Bel er be feite
lenere u%noilupne, men 4 al benz par fors
uoen bleuen mproet, O9 4 %iooret.
Denne OmliGnOi9beo tnoer paa, at
vWRpsfRmpern." MI lite I9ngere pil
inoifrGnte fig til Of mproe cs inbfebte
ariifne - uf iaabunne bar %pilfnof
mango ollereos IiOt Rartprbeoen = men
osiuu sau ansrebsuis til garts o%uerfOr
be vfrsma'eoe Djaule."
Stulbe bette b~etrefte fig, ba mau
Stormaeterne enten tuinge @%nfeoronnin
gen til at tose Stssn en- anben 9ou1o,
eIer ieIu sribe inb.
Der Ipber foruroIi9enbe Gp9ter ON,
at Der iumIes betpoeIise rusit
StribstrGfter oeb = II Nrtbur, oo
Der mares no9en 6rp9t for RusIanos
9%enfster. Der li9ser osiau felt rus.
life arissItibe ueo Iotu.
Dog bar Wo9terne %guranteret 8inas
5ntesritst, iuu Rpsterne betpoer neppe
no9et %ansaaenoe aina. Derimob Ter
bet frembeles ub til, at Ru8lano pins
Der Ell FABIAN 5remsuns / Korea. iuu
Sapanu oil fole fig TART ~friitet til at
ta9e ct yiutus meo BAN smanbsn ON
ben Sag.
5OreIsbis bar ga p an bog inbitr0n.
fet fig i'll at gore England opmGrfiom
pau Ruslunbs Electromagnetic. Wen
= England bar 10 alt fOr trauIt anoet
Stebs.
Ran pber DE 6orenebe Stuter"
ms9en 6os for oens reloIutte Sptr9oen
o~uerfor bet fortuiuIeoe Rineieri; os oft
eoar i 8etnins al at t;ltenoe Nmerifu en-
meset ufsSrenoe Stemme / be bpppist
optr6oenbs eltaliatifte 5oruitIin9er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06
&ImlMSlnI6S@
u0ldn6et.
otter Mmgreb paa @als
oef.H ousieam.
a~rigsmiuiiter @0niiet gaar Of.
WlJTNErIilW

Oct lfuloe lite bliue ueb ben Seir,
iom ben frantic Re9erins nnosr W L
otd.R 9 tunoise os reiiin'
oiae 6aano uanbt / forrise u9e.
2 ben i%orlebne uge bar man after
ajort ct StprtninssiOrie9.
Oct par lom labOanIis Nation nos
fifterne, Der rettebe augrebet, os
osnne Gang bapoe De faaet ben meo
amnitansrinben Qnua @oulb 9ifte
SD. be afteuane til at beisr9e
Nnar,bet, enboa bet par bans pSomtru-
tale" | Dsputsrstt
Slaaet fob iom iGbuanlis ON Dreps
fusiussn, Der iebis uiisr fig tan at pare
isu,noe besrapst.
9sserinssn tom bog ansrtbst i 5or'
fsbet D. at uotaIe fin 9en9iusnbeo for
9arsHs SGss, os alt i%ddodHt aosst, iOnl
uu bar bare 6ruieitofiet | 5rantris,
libea 9arsn bslelrebes at BIS marcf
og Moltts. 90 lirats rsiife Wnobs'
ret fig. @OsIe iubleos, snbre brsIebs,
after andre forisste at linos Sproseis
meii afssrsnos StalosOre.
90 rent frpsteIi9t tlsO Spettatlet,
oa 8sSsrinsen liseiaa belismt %afuilts
al Boutangeris me, meo andre
Orb: neutrality-suspicious. efter ct
WiIit9tbitlaiur.
Mibt unosr SpefiatIet git Rrissmi'
niitst M aranis be O al!ife. 10 al
SaIen, oprert- ouer nosle lotrpt. lom
bans saen 9remierminilter Walbeet'
8ousfsau bauoe bsnpttet | anlebnin9
of en- teoeIis 5%elItoSelis, Iom @aaiisi
upIis bar siort fig ifpIbiS /.
Strats opIslies Msoet, % | aOrri-
bo,erns fsrtss en- Iiulis Disturs ON, al
MI uiIOs 8rissmiuiiteren Diff saa of.
PET par Osiaa @daifeis Wenins,
mm ban bIeu ltiust tiIfrebs ueb en- ny
@rtIerins fra WaIbed' 8ousisuu, ba
Webet tort efter senoptosss.
O9 iaa oanbt %0teseun9en after en-
ubmgrtet Seir, = men matte Dag 9it
@aaifst al. os General Anbre er MI
uonaunt til bans GfterfsIser.
On enb benne OmlianOisbso tunos
ipnss at ipetts Minilteriet. maa bet bog
erinores, at netop ben samle, fine 9ofs
munb, Warquis be @auifet, bar iisble
uaret en- Corn | Diet paa be ssentIise
GepnbIifaners. Gan bar 10 iiblisere
paret | Dol @rao teiIerIisinoet, ioa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06
&riiem Sitaiiem.
lto%eulanoife 5rOpper | Pefiug Slim
Ilaa siue otter Spiller DOG mn
Der 9Gftc rneo yNGDefGms
perne." 9e 6or. Sta'
tiers Heiolntbeo roles.


fritilt os t%risiuanser 9uft Opps / OF:
aiien. Wten arlisn ipnes aaereoe al
u9re ooerltaaet.
Den tos, iOm iielt mebbelt, fin Be
9pnoelie meb, at yoe 6Oreneoe Stater"
fororeoe, at ben tineiiite 6eserln9 ituIoe
unoertrptte oct frilten iienolt e yNGue.
tGmpsrparti".
Wsn ben f%ineliite 9nteoronnin9 fly.
tebe Susen iaa uel, at Der enoos bIeu
ltuoig 1%illtrsmuins til ,glGuetamper'
mes" 9Grmasie r.
Disle baube ianIet fig / fore Sturer
/ be Betting O~ali9senbe @sne, os oo
en- tsjierIisst:ueflt 9Gr bIeu ubienoi
mob benz, leb ben ct lille Rebetlu9, b. D.
/. SoIoaterne git efter Ell tort Stin'
lamp ousr til yNapet9mperne" % for
lpnete bisie mso Yaaben.
R%eserinsen uoifeote iaa en- meset tue'
tpoj9 aouarIeI til yN0uetGmperne",
men ben %lnarete uneitpIote eno anita.
ssOe Dem. Os 6pIsen uoebIeu natur-
Iisuis lite.
gaa obfiai9e Stsoer bar yRGus'
tampsrne", unoaltpttet al sa%nosbpsrnes
Befoltnins, aurettet Ii9efremt 8loobat
pua be inofeote Rriltne, % tllmeo la9t
SsIeirin9 ON en- Del bel9iite Ssrnbane'
arb,loere. Disie bleu bog b~eiriet pei
irsmmsbe troopers 3uoftrioen, men
M msObs.es Der, al oolfiaise Wlislios
nGrer - oeribIanot mango amerltanlt'
= CT / qiusfare.
alt bette bleu enoeIis be fremmeot
Uiaster for mtset, % oo bet tnnoe Ie ue
til, at leIue 6ousoltaoen y etins bsm'
msIis ipmpaibiiereoe meo DNGuefams
perne", blep osr ueo 8iensI n
lanbiat nosle 9unoreoe frantic, rusliite,
enseIits, amerltanite os itaIienite Ora.
rinsioIoater, os en Del 8rIssitIbe bIeD
beorbrebe inb til Iatu.
Musterne Uilce nu lite bsOs, men
true. ) SespnreIfen tOs BET @tineliite
uosurissminiiterium (1iunssIl.g amen
bet mso flor Sinbsto. Oct erfIGrebe,
q. be iremmebe trooper MATTE lite faa
9ou til at fomms til Betting.
Men Masterne ieuete oa alna ct llSss
trent uliimaium, lgoenoe paa, at bots
man lite inbsn Gteoa9 Wlor9en 81. 6
bapos tilltsot be uoenIanoite Trooper
fri aOsans til Betting, uiIoe be iOmIeos
MOsis. finoe fig npoiaset Ill at trem'
fringe fig aossns.
Oct SprOs fOriiOe 2iunS'It'D imsn,
o. 9 Elmer inben ultimal,.s uoleb bIep
Iluooslien 9luet, buoreftet eli $40
uOsnIanoife SOloater toa til betting :
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satiOnsbpSnlnser.
8e bauos aue 8aaben bsreote, ia
enOO9 nOsIs IaOte aanOnsr msO fig, Oa
Der uosn ior RstIns pat opltllet en-
9ar, bUis sOce 0sniister mau lite uosn
uieere tunbe ltOle paa.
Smiolertlb ltste Der insen 9arm =
% alna maa after fnOe Jig / ben 1ort,
at 6opeoaaoens Beboere uogtes al no'
Ianbin9e.
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ligenbs girtnins pOa SiluatlOnen, font
be anfom pau ainsierues bsaise 0ruSe'
fst = Os nu bar aeiieren, D. o.. J. ente'
bronninseu, enbeIis maattet uolteoe Gu
lfrap SstsubtsereIie, buoreiter Slcs'
fOn9erne t be oprerite Diitritter ltal
boloes anluorIise fOr uue YOIoiombeOer.
Sfsnt man untaser, at arIlen M er
opsrltuaet, er Der bog Ting, lom tposr
pau, of uuentsoe Sssiuenbtosr tan lno'
irGfis buert gisbIit.